http://66.213.69.5/files/original/50410282b221ad05747d1a310f76e65e.pdf 0404e7e5fe4dca8962426de98368687c PDF Text Text . n •. ' I .. 10- The llally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., ThursdHy. MArch 13, !975 Support invited for tourism project A tourism promotion meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 25, at the Meigs Inn, Pomeroy .The meeting is open to the public, especially members of the business community who would benefit by tourism promotion. Purpose of tbe session is to make public tbe Regional Cooperative Tourism Promotion plan designed by the federally funded Buckeye Travel-Tour Project. An audio-visual presentation will be ~ade showing the promotion package, including What momes will be spent in various media. Cost of membership and membership benefits will be announced. The Meigs County advisor on the governing committee of the Buckeye Travel-Tour Project is Carolyn Thomas, Pomeroy. Further information about tbe tourism project and meeting can be obtained by seeing Mrs. Thomas at the Pomeroy Chamber of BEGORRAI YOU'LL BE SAVIN' YOUR "GREEN" DURING THIS SPECIAL THREE-DAY SALE ·Commerce office or by calling 992-5005. Those planning to attend the meeting are asked to advise Mrs. Thomas. "fourlsm promotion in Mldeasleru aod Southeasteno Ohio Is about to take a giant stride forward, it is argued, and local participation Is vilalto its success. Federal dollars have funded the organizational work. A finished plan Is now ready. Wben federal assistaoce ends on June 30 this year, it will be up to local initiative to determine whether tourism has a future In this Region of Ohio. Federal dollars were granted to the region by tbe Appalachian Regional Commission through two of its districts, the Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District and the Tuscarawas Valley Regional Advisory Committee, with assistance from the Tourism Bureau of the Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development. Through a request of the Buckeye Tourist Council, funds were granted last September to begin a project called the Buckeye Travel-Tour Project. The project was govcn a one year b'fant to set up a ce,ntral office, hire a full time staff and a national consuliJ!nt to produce a professional marketing plan for tourism in the region. The forthcoming meeting is expected to show the progress from that funding and it will be explained how local county and business people can bring tourism to U1e siJ!tus of an economically beneficial industry U1roughout Meigs County and all of Mideastern and Sout heastern Ohio. ) • ······~······~······~~· at y SPORTSWEAR SALE en tine Devoted To The Interests of The Mews-Mason Area ,VOL. XXVI ..._ • .....:NO_ . .::..:23_4_ __.. _PO_M_ER_:O_Y-~ M I~DD::L::_EP~OR~T,~O~HI~O---__,_~~R~ID:::AY.:_,~MA~R~CH~l~4.....:_19:!_7~5_ __ _ _ _ _ __ __t:P~RJ~CE~l~S' SPRING SPORTSWEAR FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY•..AND ALL AT SPECIAL SALE .PRICES. . · SPORTSWEAR~ .•COORDINATES, PANTs, SKIRTs, JEANS, BLOUSES, KNIT TOPS, SWEATERS, SHIRTS SALE PRitES -~ . . . . . .~~A~,S~N·FL··~ . . . "GROWING WITH MUSIC" - Jeff Nash at Uie piano wiU be featured In the Tuesday program at' the Pomero; Elementary School in a duet with Mrs. Gladys Foley, standing left, performing Schubert's "Marche MiliiJ!ire." .Men's and Boys' Sportswear . . KNIT SHIRTs, SlACKS, CUT AND Musical program coming Tuesday SEWN SHIRTs, JACKETs, CASUAL SUITS, SPORT COATS, FASHION JEANS SALE PRICES Music classes of the Pomeroy Elemenlary School wiU present a program entitled, "Growing with Music," at 12:45 p.m. Tuesday in the school auditorium. 1 The program will feature tlie choir singing Handel's famous "Hallelujah Chorus" from "The Messiah" and Jeff Nash, pianist, performing Schubert's "Marche MiliiJ!ire" as a duet with Mrs. Gladys Foley, vocal music teacher. Included in the program will be Easter, spring, patriotic, state, rhythm, old favorites, sacred and marching music. It will involve pianists, tap dancers, marchers, flutists, drummers, trumpeters, and ~-···········~···· GIRLS 4 to 14 AND PRETEEN SPORTSWEAR••. PANTS, SHIRTS. SWEATERS, COORDINATES, SKIRTS, JEANS, JACKETS. SALE. PRICES . GIRLS DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR ~······ .. •••••••••••• • FURNITURE THROWS AND SLIPCOVERS Big selection of all popular sizes in solids and patterns. REG. $399.00 At The Home Furnishings Annex Wa Inut Finish ,. 00 l+ Furniture Dept., Third Floor .. • . •~: ••• •• 0 .o EXTENDED FORECAST Sun~ay through Tuesday, a ehanee of some rain or snow, mainly In southern sections, about Monday. Otherwise generally fair with highs In the 40s or lower 50s. Lows will be In tbe upper 20s and 30s. Girls pliys-ed at Eastern to he upgraded Two jailed after raid EASTERN - A general upgrading of the girls athletic I program was discussed with HOWARD FRANK .two parents and a represenA raid at the home of Karleen tative of the Parent-Teacher and Ronald Vogler, Rt. 4, ·Student Association when the Pomeroy, where drugs were Eastern Local School District · confiscated was made ThursBoard of Ed ucation met Jlllll!lllllt<t!ml~~~ . ~~~::...~)::.::: .. : . :, 0: : l k!::~:!::::~'::.<:-')"!!:·.'~:::::::.-:::-"! day at 6 a.m. Tuesday night. The raid was conducted by It was explained that a Howard Frank has assumed the Meigs County Sheriff's woman teacher had been 'his duties as the new Meigs Department, federal officers, employed to supervise the girls County Auditor. .... CapiJ!in Clyde Beasley of the •program but she resigned late Frank resigned from his post Athens Police Department and By Uoiled Press International in the summer. At that point, it as county treasurer and Nina MELVIN CREMEANS COLUMBUS, OIUO - THOMAS MOYER, executive was not possible to secure the Cumings, a long-time employe Athens County Sheriff's deputies. assistant to Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes, said Thursday the services of a woman to fill the in that office, was named to fill governor has declined a personal invitation from President Ford post. The girls physical the vacancy until an ap- , Mr. and Mrs. Vogler have to attend a Midwest gubernatorial conference next MoQdaY at education program has, as a pointment is made by the been lodged in Meigs County Notre llame. result, been carried out by a Meigs County Republican Jail on charges of possession of Sixteen finalists rcpresen- Southern Local District. hallucinogen for sale, a Rhodes will not join six other governors for the South Bend, male. The board indicated, Central Committee. ·ting as many sc hools will violation of section 3719.49 of Ind., conference, at which Ford is expected to deliver a major The spelldown is being however, that it will attempt to the Frank said Thursday that compete for the top honor at the Ohio Revised Code. The two policy address, because the governor believes he needs to siJ!y slaged by tHe co unty hire a woman teacher to work 12 years during which he was the annual Meigs County here and work, said Moyer. superintendent's office with will appear in county cour t and ·expand the program . county lreasurer he had four !;pelling Bee beginning at 7:30 Supt. Robert Bowen to present "In ten tion" forms which complete audits and a recent today. p.m. Tuesday in the Sou thern a trophy to !he top winner and a WASHINGTON- THE MAJOR U.S. OIL companies will were sent to the teachers and coun t..out by an examiner from Hi gh School cafeteria at plaque for the school attended reap a minimum of $6.4 billion in profits this year - mostly from returned to Supt. :'f.n Riebel the state auditor's office. These PETITION FILED Racine. Addition of Melvin by the winner. Meigs County [rice increases. Two opponents of the oil depletion allowance were reviewed so that the Jan_e Walton, a Republican, Steve Wagner, a biology elemeniJ! ry supervisors Greta say these flgw-es refute arguments .that eliminating the IJ!x · board cou ld es timate the pay audits and the recent coun t has flied her petilion for the Cremeans, 18, of Rutland to the out show that all money break will reduce Incentives to increase production. available siJ!ff for the next received by the treasure r n?mination to run for Pomeroy .news siJ!ff of The Pomeroy- teacher at Southern High Suttle and Nellie Vale are Sens. Edward M. Kennedy, 0-Mass., and Ernest F. Hollings, school year. The board also during the 12 years of service is Vtllage Clerk, a position which Middleport Daily Sentinel and School, will pronounce the helping with the event, with Sunday Times-Sentinel is words to the finalists who have Mrs. Suttle serving as chairD-S.C., Thursday released a Ubrary of Congress study con- discussed sc hedule changes she is now holding. The clerk's announced. in balance and property acsurv ived spelling bees at each person. The county winner will taining the figures. It said that out of tbe estimated $6.4 billiion in which the teac hers had treasur~r's post in Middleport counted for, Frank reports. Cremeans is beginning a school. Judges will be John oil company profits, $4 billion was attributed to price rises while recommended on the same wtll be !tiled this year also. No training program in sports and Riebel, superintendent or the go to the state event to be held Frank extends thanks to his $2.4 billion was the result of tax breaks resulting from the oil forms. in Columbus on April 26. Each siJ!ff for their work during the one has filed for thai position genera l news writing with Eastern Local School Dislrict ; school champion wiU receive a depletion allowance. The board discussed repair years he served as treasurer. as yet. Filing deadline is 4 p.m. emphasis on sports under James Dieh l, principal of certificate of award . . of a roof leak at the Chester on March 20. "I'm now looking forward to direction of Chester Tannehill, Meigs High School, and Bob The finalists in the fo llowing SAIGON- TANK-LED COMMUNISt FORCES advanced Elementary School. County working the next four years as executive edi tor . Cremeans Ord, superintendent of the on two district capitals near Saigon today, overrunning a series Superintendent Robert Bowen (Continued on page 10) Meigs County Audilor", Frank has succeeded Denny Fohes, of bases and shooting down a pair of warplanes in a week-old discussed the school nurse who resigned. ·,drive across South Vietnam. Military sources said 1ii,OOO program which is being concluded . DIVORCE ASKED The son of Mr. and Mrs. Basil civUJans and hundfeds of militiamen fled Go Dua Ha and Khiem carried out in the county with Filing for divorce in Meigs Cremeans, Depot St., Hanh in panic Thursday as Ct'lmmunist gunners shelled the the nurse, Mrs. Sharon Birch, County Common Pleas Court towns. was Kenda Rainey, Pomeroy, Cremeans graduated from dividing her time among the Forty Meigs High School Cindy Glaze, Mary Rusche!, '!be sources said North Vietnamese and VietCong armor and three local districts. from Jack Rainey, Pt. Meigs High School in 1974 and attended Ohio University the students were inducted in to the George Stewart, Donna Thorninfantry were moving on the towns from the northwest and The board expressed comSnow changing Io flurries Pleasant, on charges of ex- fall quart•r of 1974. He was a National Honor Society during northeast, storming police and militia outposts along the way. plete satisfaction andagreed to ton, Andy Hoover, Tamera l<lnight. Lows tonight in upper treme cruelty. John D. Wolfe, varsity performer on the imp ressive candlelight serStanley, Ginger Culllims, Vicki Government commanders rushed reinf.orcements to the area, 3li con tinue the cooperative Syracuse, and Brenda M . miles northwest of Saigon, and ·field officers vowed to defend the program with the other two 20s. Utile change Saturday, Wolfe, same address, asked for Marauder footbaO teams his vices Thursday night at the Manley, Mona King, Greg highs in the lower 40s. · junior and" senior years at school. twin towns against Communist assaults. Vanmeter, Pam Davis, Karen dissolution of marriage. districts and expressed hope of Qualities for membership, Coleman , Tammy Mowery, offensive end and defensive getting even more lime from explained by Steve Walburn, Julie Hamm, Pam Holcomb, halfback. WASHINGTON -SEN. HUBERT HUMPHREY, 0-Minn., the nurse. The board discussed Carla Crisp, Sandy Cur tis, and Tammy Jarrell, Tammy At Meigs High Cremeans has accepted an In lerna! ·Revenue Service ruling and will pay the possibility of securing the was sports ed itor for the Phil Ohlinger, are character, Michael, Bonita Johnston, back taxes on the nearly $al0,000 he deducted for giving away his services of a school Yearbook, vice president of the leadership, service and Debbie Janey, Laura Hoover, Vice presidential papers. Humphrey announced Thursday he psychologist for work in the would not appeal an IRS auditor's ruling that disallowed the county. A report was also given The Meigs County Sheriff's medium damar,e. No ciiJ!tion . National Honor Society, a scholarship. The pledge to new Georgene Grate, Crystal Glaze member of the Varsity M Club, members was given by James and Elaine Fish . deductions. . on negotiations being con- Department investigated two was issued. · and a member of the Prep AJI. Diehl, principal. "Officers and present He had deducted $199,153 from his federal income taX for ducted between .the board and accidents ThurS(!ay night in At 11:30 p.m. in Salem New members inducted were members are, Ric Cou'ch, America football team. He is donating the papers to the Minnesota Historical Society. The teache rs of. the district. which to personal injuries were Township, CR 1, four miles • former vice president will have to pay taxes on the disallowed, Joyce Hutchison, Mike reported. north of SR 124 RobertS. Shain, active in the Rutland Church of Nesse lr oad, Sharon Bing , president; Carla Crisp, vice president; Anita King, ~ctlcms- taken between 1969 and 1972 - plus 6 per cent inAt .9:30 p.m. in Chester 21, Racine, was traveling west, the Naz;orene. SQUAD CALLED ·.sonia Justice, Virginia McCremeans has three sisters secretary; Steve Walburn, terett payments. . . Township, CR 36, .three-tenths The Pomeroy Emergency of a mil,e west of SR 7, Timothy when crowded off the highway and qne brother, .all older : Cune , Judy Owen, Mike treasurer; April Fraser, Linda . Humphrey has not received a bill from the IRS, and a by an unidentified driver of a spokesman said: "lcan'tevengive you a bellpark figure" on the Squad answered a call to Gil!ilan of Chester, travelin~ pickup truck. The Shain Marvin, of (;olumbus; Mrs. Magnotta, Kim Ohlinger , Williams, Joy White, Phll · amoomt he must pay. Humphrey's writeoft was invalidated Laurel St. at U:1ii p.m. Thurs- wes,t, took his eyes off r.he high- vehicle went into a ditch on the Charles (Linda) Boyles, aruce Reed, Mickey Daven- Ohlinger, Sandy Curtis, Debbie because <ia ruling Uuit disallows deductions for donations· that day for Clifford Murray who way .to tune, a radio and went right . There were minor Middleport; Mrs. Homer port: Judy Radford, Sand)! McLaughlin, Naqcy Gillispie, was ill. He was taken to off the highway on the right (Ruth) Smith, Pomeroy, and Carleton , Lisa · Thomas, Bonnie Dillon and Brian Shank. (Conlil)ued on page 10) No citation was damages . Veterans Memorial Hospital. into a ditch . There was Mrs. Earl (Betty) Nelson, Charles Marshall, Jim Hutton, The emblem of the society issued. Mansfield. · Angie Si.Son: Da~la Harper, was prese~!ed by Ric ceuch. ' ,I Frank now auditor 16 finalists in Meigs spelldown news staff 40 inducted at Meigs Weather . .. narrators. The combined choir, divided into soprano and alto sections, will sing Rodger and Hammerstein's " Climb Every Mountain" and "The Sound of Music" with soloists, Belinda Grimm and Sue Taylor, and flutists , Beth Perrin and Lorra Wisecup; the "Ode of Joy" from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, "Chris t the Lord is Risen Today" from the 18th Century Lyra Davidica; and Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus." All of the students \"ill sing Bacharach's "What the World Needs Now is Love, Sweet Love" preceded by a reading of the words by Principal Robert Morris. •=m& Andrews, looking toward reHrement, tw o years ago and was employed by Penn enrolled in a correspondence Central when it merged with course to become a locksmith. the New York Central. At one He mastered the course and time, Andrews was a · has been called on numerous passenger conductor. In fact, jobs, although the word of his he was the conductor on the new skill hasn't been ad- last passenger train which ran from Charleslon to Columbus vertised. He's been called upon in 1948. by several business houses, Musically inclined, Andrews and is bonded now to do the has played guitar - no lessons work . Too, Andrews, a Republican - since he was 15. At one time who serves as " central he played with a country music committeeman , thought he band. He still uses his would like to be mayor of two guitars to present Pomeroy . With his retirement programs at the Porn- · pending, Andrews completed eroy Churc h of Christ his petition and has filed for which he attends. And, he plays nomination to run in the June the guitars and an autoharp primary. So far , he has no often at home. A family songfest generally evolves . opposition . Mrs. Andrews also Is a native At one time, Andr ews served two years of an unex- Meigs Counlian . She is the pired term on Pomeroy Village daughter of the late Mr. and Council and enjoyed the whole Mrs. J. W. Eskew of the Community. bit but couldn' t con tinue Bradford primarily a because of the irregular calls Although homebody, Mrs. Andrews is for duty on the railroad. Now, with time on · his learning to like camping, a hands, Andrews Is looking hobby thoroughly enjoyed by forward to a house-to-IJOue her husband. On the camping campaign and says that he has lrips, Mr. Andrews generally several ideas he would like to does the cooking, so i lis a way carry out for the betterment of to get away from the home chores for Mrs. Andrews. the town. The couple has five Born in Pomeroy, Andrews is child ren, Bill, of Mason, W. the son of Clyde Andrews, who resides next door o,1 Ebenezer Va.; Mary Alice . Wayland' J ames, of St., and the )ale Mrs. Andrews. Middleport; Hemlock Grove; Susan, at The elder Andrews, by the home, and Raymond, at home way, is 84 years old. Like his son, he was a railroader. He also, and • student at the Meigs retired with ii4 years service. Junior High School. The AnAndrews began his work with drews have three grandthe New York Central Railroad children, Jeffrey Andrews who on June 23, 1943 a sa brakeman. resides in Kentucky and Terry, 11, and Laurie, 4, Wayland of He later became a conductor Middleport. comes on ~------··.---1..---------' · :;!«@.<;::..<&~•~s,:;:~~.::,.wAA BY BOB HOEFLICH The experts advise preparing for retirement and Clarence Andrews, Ill Ebenezer St., Pomeroy, has done just that. On March I0, Andrews retired from the Penn Central Railroad after nearly 32 years of service. conduc t contribuLed tn that gOal. " Sirica recalled that he recalled LaRue 's testimony. But the judge said he "must also constantly keep in mind the sentences of others in this case." LaRue, a wealthy Mississippi oil and land developer, pleaded guilty June 28, 1973, to one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice. He slond in front of the judge with his hands clasped in front of him . He refused to make a siJ!tement to reporters later, saying that he had given no interviews since the Watergate case broke open. "This defendant has been punished enough in his per· so nal life and business ," LaRue's lawyer, Fred M. Vinson, said in opening remarks in asking that he be spared from jail. "A jail sentence here has no relevance as a general deterrence." Cremeans 4-PIECE BASSET BEDROOM SUITES Sale '198 Others pictured are the choir officers, 1-r, Linda Eason president; Linda Kovalchik,.recorder, and Chris Judge vic~ president, officers of the Upper Choir; and Sandy Reed: vice president; Barbara Grueser, president, and John Porter, recorder of the Lower Choir. WASHINGTON (UPI) Frederick G. LaRue, who was former ' Attorney General John N. Mil<lhell's chief political aide, was ordered today to serve six"-months of a one to three year prison sentence for his pari in the Watergate coverup. U. S. District Judge John J. Sirica ordered that the balance of LaRue's sentence be suspended and that he be placed on supervised probation for two years ." Sirica ordered him to surrender April!, to begin his sentence at a place to be designated by the attorney general. LaRue reminded Sirica that he said during the Watergate cover-up trial that the overriding issue in the case was getting at the truth. "I think my testimony contributed to that goal, " said LaRue, the first person to plead guilty in the Watergate coverup and to give his cooperation to the investigalor. "To the extent my acUvities contribuled to the whole tragedy known as Watergate, I'm sorrv. I'm ~lad my later ews.. in Briefsl . SALE PRICES Busy retirement for. Mr. Andrews LaRue gets six months ~~-·····~······~······ MISSES, JUNIORS AND WOMEN'S CLARENCE ANDREWS, retired railroader now locksmith and candidate for mayor of Pomeroy. ' •• • • 2 cars crowde.d off road . . ~:v.,••~•••-t••••••••••••~-t•••••••••••• . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' , I I I . ' . . I I ! . I .\ I I 'I I ' . . .. . �I . 2- The Daily Sentu~l. Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Frtday, March 14, 1975 1 ~,~;:'*;=:~:,;:-;~;;~~~~=· 'll ~ Wl ~~ Seff l l ..f e COntro 0 J -1-d' • [ [ UJOr S mznera SUpp Y . COLUMBUS. Ohio ~UPlt - The chairman of ~ Department of Economics at Franklin Untverst pre dicted Wednesday Americans will be Involved In a world war lor control of mineral resources wiUtln the ne•t 25 "'~ ~ years. an address a civic group here, said Wllllam he sees Bryan, oo wayIn out of a warto between the United States, Rpssta, China, Japan and the European Common Market countries lor control of the vast cacbe of mineral resources m Afnca and Ute Mlddle Easl. Bryan predtcted It would be a short war, more likely to be chemtcal than nuclear and said be felt lbe United i Slates would win because "it has the arsena 1town." Healso satdthenation'scentralcltleswllldtebecause they have nothing to offer as job centers and much of the middle class wlll Join the ranks or today's poor. He added, however, be does not see the masses rising up to dlscoutenl to overthrow the socio-economic order. ''The government will bribe them with welfare, food stamps, supplemental Income benefits and huge govern· ment deficits," Bryan said. "There will be huge soclallzallon programs to meet their basic needs and keep them happy ." m Bryan said Ute nation 's salvation could come from !!I new scientific and techoologlcal findings based on a cheap ~ power source ad recycling, "Our junked durable goods (automobiles, appliances, lin cans and even zinc lined toolhpast tubes) are our mmeral mines on the surface," Bryan said. "Out of our junked cars alone, we have over 37 bUilon ~ pounds of recyclable metals," said Bryan. ~ Bryan said he based his figures on %G pounds of lead, ~ 30 pounds of copper, 50 of aluminum, 55 of zinc, 500 of cast > iron and 2,500 of steel to be found In each of the estimated !§ 15 mtllloojWtked cars which now Utter the nation. ~ ~ '**SO:'*,.,-,.-:=,'<;::::::::::-:;<:;:.,,,,,,~~""*'"'-~"'~ Democrats may void tax on' new cars to ]uly·l By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI) - Senate Democrats are preparmg to vote next week on le"'•lation .which could turn out to be part or thetr alternative econorruc recovery program for Ohto. The Democrats, in partial answer to Gov. James A Rhodes, have setzed on a bill sponsored by Sen Robert Freeman, [).Canton, elumnattng the state sales till< on new ' motor vehicles through JWte on luxury automobtles The state would suffer a $20 million to $30 rrullion Joss pf revenue Legislative Democrats are lookmg for alternattves to Gov James A Rhodes' $4 I billion bond tssues and proposed conslttutional amendments on tu abatement and housmg. Those measures have reached a stalemate Ill the Democrah<tonlrolled General Assembly, and Rhodes has threatened to pettlton the people directly lor a vote m November There were no indtcattons Thursday that Democrattc leglSlattve leaders woldd meet soon to dectde whether to try to gel Rhodes' houstng and tr tat Is anspor ton proposa on a delayed June 24 pnmary ballot Chances seemed poor for such acllon Removed Amendment The Senate followed the House Thursday m votmg to remove !rom the June 3 prunary ballot a constttutwnal 'amendment offering tax · breaks to the owners or recrealtonal land. The amendment was to be h t e on 1y sta tew•de •ssue on the ballot, costmg Ute stale $1 mtlhon to open some 6,500 otherwtse unused polhng places lor the off-year prtmary Meanwhtle, Rhodes' record $! 2 2 btllion proposed state 30 bud ge t was mtr oduced m th e They say the measure coold House by Rep. Fredertck N be lust What IS needed to Spur Young, ·R · Day 1on, s hor tl Y car sales and put several hefore Ihe Genera1 AssemblY thousand auto workers back on adJOurn ed 1or th e wee ke nd the job In Lordstown and Ma)Ort · 1Y Democra 1s tm;~ Cleveland. medtalely began to study 11 7B 1 th k u e senators are 100 tng along wtth thetr own $1 1.5 for a quick noor vote They say btllion plan lor the next two that smce Freeman's btU was ftscal years, approved by the Senate Ways State'Fmance Dtrector Howand Means Comrntttee Wedard L Collter gave an overvtew nesday they have been of the Rhodes budget to a JOmt besieged by telephone calls meellng of the Senate and from aulomobtle dealers House Fmance comrrultees complammg sales are fallmg Budget Balanced off. - Collier repeated that the "Everybody's watltng lor the budget IS balanced, will malnsales tax to be taken off," AfHLEI'ES HONORED tam sefV!ces at current levels Freeman el<Jllatned "I thmk LAS VEGAS (UPI )- Chica- wtthout new or mcreased taxes we'd better vole this btU In « go Bears great Gale Sayers and devotes the bulk of exburry • up or down." and soccer star Pete were pendttures to education, weiState Would Suffer among 14 athletes inducted Estimates of consumer sav- Thursday mto the Black Hall of lngs have ranged from $160 to Fame The hall was the $200 on family cars, up to $600 bramchtld of former track star Charlie Mays who competed m the 1968 Olymptcs at Mextco Ap p razsa • [ Home buyers may get bonu.,.s By DON PHILLIPS WASHINGTON (UP I) - The Senate Fmance Commtltee Bt>pears headed lor approval of tax cuts m excess of $31 btlllon Including forgiveness of up to $2,000 m mcome taxes for those Gallia-Meigs bonus claims total $427,231 COLUMBUS - More than $129,000,000 has be-en disbursed to Ohio Vietnam Era vete rans and next-of-kin of deceased veterans accordmg to new ly nppotnted Bonus Dtrector Randall W Sweeney The amount represents over 327,000 clalms pald m cash bonuses and educahonwt- assistance since funds became avat lable nine monU1s ago Mmgs Co unty payments mnounted to $20t ,885 on 560 clatms, Galha payments were $225,346 on 598 clatms who buy homes between April! and Dec 31 this year Senate Democrats voted unanimously Thursday to delay thetr March 21 Easter recess If necessary to send the btll to Prestdenl Ford, and thus to speed 1974 tax rebates to all tal<Jlayers tn May and early June. Pushing hard lo meet this tight legislative schedule, the Finance Committee prepared to work this weekend If need be to complete its revtsions of a Housfi>3SSed $21 3 billion tax cut bill which contaUIS 1974 rebates of $100 to $200 for almost all lal<Jlayers plus 1975 tax cuts In an effort to spur the saggmg housing tndustry, the committee tentatively voted a huge tax break to those who buy a new or used home, or a mobile home, during the last nine months of this year -a 5 per cent tax credit on the purchase pnce up to a maxunum $2,000 credit which would be subtracted from Ute taxes owed by Aprtl 15, 1976. The housmg Ia• credtl was not In the House btU, and tl IS Wtcertaln whether it would be accepted by the House tn a conference corrunlttee which will be called later to tron out dUferences in Ute House and Senate bills. Other tentative changes made by the comm ttlee Thursday would wetgh the 1975 tax cuts more heavily toward low and moderate income lamtlies with children and give a bigger break than the House btll to middle mcome persons who Itemize deductions Ftnance Commtttee chatrman Russell Long, D-La , satd the committee probably would approve a bill m excess of $31.5 billion and he expected the Senate to add more when 11 reached the floor. However, most of the Increases apparently wtll be m 1975 tax cuts. The comrruttee Thursday rejected a move to Increase the maxunum 1974 tu rebate from $200 to $500. All .. King's Island hoJding admission price at $7 KING MI LLS - Ktngs Island's front ga te pnce wtll not be tncreased lor the 1975 season The one pnce admtsswn ts $7 wtth cluld ten two years of age and under admitted free. The pnce mcludes all ndes. shows ond attracltons lor an entire day. Park ofllctals are mcreasmg the enlertamment value or Kmgs Island by addtng new attractions wtthout uu:: reasmg the front ga te pnce !rom the 1974 level Kmgs Island opens for prevtew weekends Aprtl 26 and wtll begm dati) operahon May 24 Company. sc hool and orgamzahonal group rates are also avatlable tilts year wtth 1 eservat10 ns for group bookmgs now bemg taken The park ts expandtng tis semor cttizcn program m 1975 Thts year persons 60 years or age and older showmg proper tdenhltcatton wtll be adnutted to Km gs Island for $:1 50 on each Sunday of the 1975 season wtth the excep tion of September 21and 28 when the park ts closed lor group oultngs. The new addtlton to Kmgs Island lhts year tnclude a $3 5 mtlhon expanswn ol the Coney Island theme area Featured m course offered Ciz.. honored were former basketball great Elgm Baylor and former Brooklyn Dodgers Roy Campanella Former Pittsburgh Ptrates outfielder RIO GRANDE - Rto Grande Roberto Clemente was one or College - Rio Grande Comfour athletes honored mWttty College wtll offer Real posthumously Estate Appratsal, one or the lour courses reqmred by the Ohto Real Estate Commtsston of the rebate mcrease would for a broker's license thts have gone to those makmg sprmg quarter more than $20,000 Other tOThe course wtll be taught crease attempts were ex- lrom8 10 W1UI!0.50 p m. each pected. Tuesday on the campus InTwo other major tentahve structor for the course wtll be dectstonS" were made by the Arthur A I Pe te) Ntbert, commtttee Thursday M A I . a hcensed real estate - Low and moderate tncome broker and gradua te, hcensed taxpayers could choose a $200 appraiser ta• credit Ill heu of the $750 There are four baSic real personal ••emption for each estate courses reqUired by the member of the family This Ohto Real Esta te Comm•sston proposal, by Sen Walter Prtnctpales and Prachces and Mondale, D-Mmn., would beneReal Estate Law are requtred Itt mainly families with chilror the salesman's license dren who have taxable tncome Those two plus Real Estate of $16,000 or less Irultally the Fmance and Real Estate committee voted to enact the Appratsal are requtred for the Mondale proposal in lieu of the broker's hcense All four House's increase m the standard deduction, but indtcaled 11 courses are avMiable durmg the year at Rto Grande College rrught take both measures. -Low income workmg lamt- - RIO Grande Communtty College lies with children would get a Regtstratton for Sprmg cash payment of up to $400 from the government even tf Quarter wtll be all day Monthey patd no tax. An estima led day, March 24, and !rom 6 unttl 7 million famthes would 9 p m that evening Classes receive 10 per cent of thetr wtll begm Tuesday, March 25 earned mcome up to a For more wformatwn conmaxunum of $4,000 mcome cernmg regtstrabon 1 tmtwn , The maXImum $400 payment and class times and days, would gradually be phased out contact the Office ol Adas income mcreased from mtsstons, Rw Grande College, $4,000 to $8,000 The House Rto Grande, Ohto, 45674 . would bave given a 5 per cent Telephone 1614) 245-5353 payment to all low Income Collect calls wtll be accepted Real Estate Appratsal, families or indtvtduals, but the Senate dectded to Unut the IBusmess Admtmstratwn 294), payment to famthes with IS avatlable at Commumty College rates to Ohto restdents ctuldren the new construction ts a gaant double lerrts wheel, games butldtng, outdoor theater, restaurant and a nde tmported !rom Swttzerland called the 1 ' Trotka '' The r1de combimes a lwtshng and spmmng actton as the enttre structure rotates The Coney Island expanston wtll nearly double the stze of that theme area Another attrachon scheduled to open thts sprmg IS a 1,500 seat amph ttheaier tn Lton Country Safan featunng an exohc btrd show Kmgs Island RIO GRANDE - Potnlvtew Ur. Alphus Chrtstensen, IS located on 1-71 north ol Cable TeleVISIOn wtll present a Prestdent of Rto Grande Cincmnah half hour mtervte" show with College - Rio Grande Commumly College today at 7p m The program, vtdeotaped on the Rto Grande Campus, featured Hobart Wtlson, Jr , ed ttor o! the Ga lltpolts TrtbWte, Mrs Jean Warner, news editor for the Pomt Pleasant Regtster ; Wtllard Fttzpatrtck, news dtrector of WLMJ radto m .rackson, Ohto. and Paul Gerard, news blood suga r ts 107 problem wtth dtet ~sometimes comphshed by dte t and dtrector of Pomtvtew Cable I've trted to gel htm to lake eaSler satd than done ), and tl tl exerctse He does need more Televtston as mtervtewers IS more sertous you should use 1\alks wtth me but he refuses The program was produced activtty Perhaps you could He wtll use a staltonary btcycle tnsuhn. Not all doctors agree mterest htm m dancmg as a class proJect m the Rto and puts t\\O mtles on'tl almost wtth the studtes And, not all Most of thqse artlf•ctal Grande College - Rio Grande every mormng at a rate of 211 pattents wtll cooperate wtth cream products do contam , Commumty College Mass nules per hour. Is he getting thetr doctors \ n controllmg coconut otl and are htgh m Medta course Jtm Eastwood, a enough exerctse"' He sats for thetr dtet sahsfactonly. saturated fat Whenever you semor or Columbus, was the the rest of the day or hes on the Your husband's blood sugar see "vege table otl" thmk panel moderator and other level you quote ts quite nomtal coconut otl unless the label students parltctpatmg m the bed and reads DEAR READER - The However, you don't know what states otherwtse There are program were Uoyd Brewton, questiOn of taktng oral tl ts after eating and wtthout some hquid preparations htgh semor from Hackinsack, N. J ; medtcmes lor the controt or medicme tn polyunsaturated rat and low Mark Jago, JWIIOr from Malta, Hts cholesterol is all right lor m saturated fat, but they are Ohto, and Ben Chne, JWltOr dtabeles IS a hot one The Amertcan Dtabetlc Assn. the average ofltce laboratory ,not avatlable everywhere. !rom Cincmnati reported you can do JUSt as test In general the methods When the public doesn't buy much wtth dtel alone And.tl ts used m the research studtes, them, the supermarket stops BOUT IS l'ONIGHT true that there was a htgher such as the long term studies at stocking them rather soon SAN DIEGO (UPl) - Lightrate or heart attacks Ill patten Is Framingham, Mass are about Send your questions to Dr wetghl e11ntender Junmy Hea!f m research studies who Were 10 per cent lower than the Lamb, In care or thts of Hoost.on, Miss., who IS taking the tablets It doesn 't values from offtce and hospttal newspaper, P 0 Box 1551. commg off a flffu.roWtd knockmatter whtch tablet you are methods Your husband 's Radto City Station, New York, oot over Gerardo Ferrall In his talkmg about etther, as sumlar value then would he 24 pomts N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr last start Feb. 28, faces hardresults were eventually turned lower usmg the Framingham Lamb 's booklet on losmg hilling veteran Antoruo "Cenm on all the dtfferent methods, so hts value is fine. wetght, send 50 cents and a tavilo" Hernandez of Los The most unportant thing he long sell-addressed stamped preparahons Angeles Ill a Ill-round fight needs to do IS elirrunate any envelope to the same address tonight. The net results of the studies are that tf you have rmld excess fat he has and judging and ask for the " Losmg Hernandez enters the bout dtabetes you should control the !rom hiS hetght and wetght he wetght" booklet with a 39-6-2 record, with 31 could lose some. That ts acknockouts. Christensen interoiew on cable tube tonight DR. LAMB Questions oral drug for diabetics By La"rence E. Lamb, M.D DEAR DR l.AMB .:._ Mv husband ts a mtld diabetic and has been lor years He takes one tablet a day for this problem He IS stx foet tall, wetghs 190 pounds and IS 68 years old I've been lollo11 mg your suggestions m food preparahoh gtvmg htm a relattvely low-lat. low-cholesterol dtet and use your recipes We do use a powdered cream substitute. I am wondenng about the fat In tl One Je,•el teaspoon contains 0 I gram of protein , 1.1 gram of carbohydrate, and 0 7 gram of !at The !at ts a blend of plam kernal (hydrogenated ) and coconut otl. Your book states l.hat 86 per cent of coconut otlts saturated fat and that "e should !unit our saturated lat. Also, does my husband need to take hiS tablet lor dtabetes? I've read that it increases the likelih"''!' of heart attacks His ctiolesterol is 241 and hts # I 3- The Daily Sentlnel,Mickqeport-Prmflroy, 0., Friday, March 14,1975 ,;/ 1 rare and mental health and retardatton Rhodes'budgetisl8percent higher than the current lw<>year spendmg plan, which exptres June 30 Also mtrnduced Thursday was a major education btU, revtsmg the state school subSldy formula along the lin~ ~ recommended by the lea.•. .,... lalure's spectal Education Revtew Commtttee The bill was offered m the Senate by f.s . slStant Prestdent Pro Tempore M Morrts Jackson, ""'-' ,.., "'eveland, and m · the House by Rep. Marcus A Roberto, [).Ravenna, chmrman of the House Educalton Commtttee. RateofTaxatoon The btU would equalize state ;ud among the 613local school dtstrtcts depending on the number of popils they serve d the f an rate o taxation on real estate. Categonea1 state aid wou ld be mcreased by 12.5 per cent, disadvantaged pupils would recetve extra atd and annual reports of school progress would be furnished to the communities of each school. The prtce tag on the bill has been eslunated at up to $649 million Co liter satd Wednesday the state does not have the money to pay for t!. In other legislattve action: - The Senate passed, 29-1, a btll allowmg wmenes to emulate brewertes m sellm• thetr -.., Milwaukee still has a chance alcoholic product by the glue restauranf.'l on the grounds, -Sen. Paul E. Gillmor, Jl. Port Clinton, lntrodUCI!d wltb -~•~ of U 32 other co-sponso.~..., •-.;senators a billappropnatlng" · 1 ••~• .. - 111'-n In rru lJion, '"·-••• awuw f me ds u~.,. fo state WI , r a n.. -.,. care facility at Ute Ohio SoUders' and du Sailors' Home at Sansky. R p te N ~·--d, - ep. trod e r ced. "'""""'" 1 gl.slalio ron, Ill · U utate e 1 n reqwrmg a sthan emp oyes rnak $15 000 mgfilmore , a fi clal ••--•-·year to eth man """""'w• tit Ohi Ethl forms WI e o cs CommtSSJon. Th Se te In til e na ISM nda recess WI hU 7 30 p m. nex1 o y, w e the House returns a1 11 a.m. the foliO'*'"" day. Ill f/tk 1)•1lj '! By Unlted Press lnterJ18tlonal The Mtlwaukee Bucks may yet get a shot at the Naltonal Ba s ke tball AssoctatiOn playoffs Of! to a wretched start whtle Kareem Abdul Jabbar was stdelmed, the Bucks Thursday rught moved to wtthm a halfgame of the Detrott PIStons and a Western Conference playoff berth Nor was 1t any comcidence that Jabbar was the big man tn the vtctory -for tl obvwusly ts the 7-loot 2-tnch superstar who must lead the Bucks mto the Jvnt• J: .'..... d J l l l ll ., ., 1\11 11 fUll •• J IJII I MARAUDERS WlN -Glenda Brown, left, a freshman, wants in the apparent pattv cake action for the ball Thursday night at Racme m the Southern High gtrls tournament. Metgs defeated Eastern, elumnalmg the latter from the double elunina!ton tournament wu"' Car sales survive rebates DETROIT (UPI) - Early very pleased that 11 wasn't any March new car sales !ell to a deeper," one mdustry analyst 14-year low, 6ut the ending of said the $200 to $600 cash rebates GM, wtth sales of 76,957 cars, didn't have the devastattng was up 23 per cent !rom last effect the automakers feared .year but down 35 per cent from Sales of 139,616 cars were 3.4 the !mal February period. per cent below last year's Ford sold 31,9117 cars, off 35 energy crtslS-depressed level per cent from last year and a 52 thanks to a strong General per cent drop from last month, Motors' performance wtth a 23 and Chrysler sales of 23,458 per cent gam It was GM's best cars were up nearly 1 per cent year-t<>-year compartson smce over last year but down 36 per September of 1973 when the > cent from February mdustry's worst postwar sales American Motors showed a slump began 22 per cent drop from last year But even the compartson and a 37 per cent decline from wtth the Feb 21-28 period -the February wtth sales of 7,294 last m whtch all four U S cars. GM, AMC and Chrysler also compames were offering rebates - wasn't as bad as announced new production expected Sales In the March 1- plans that will tdle another 10 pertod were off 40 per cent 17,250 workers In the next two !rom the Feb 21-28 pertod, the weeks. same dropoff expenenced m GM satd tt will tdle 4,100 the last five years workers m one-week layoffs "That's no greater than begtnning Monday at tis Lordusual, and llhink we have to be slown, Ohto, and Leeds, Mo, • assembly plants. The move leaves more than 127,000 of ita employes out of work despite the recall of 800 workers at the Balttmore, Md., assembly plant, which resumes second shift operattons on tis truck line for the ftrSl time Slllce Jan. 13. At AMC, there will be no temporary layoffs ,next week although mdefllllte layoffs w1l1 climb by 250 workers to 1,200. Another lOll workers will be pot on open-ended layoffs the following week. During the week of March 24, the Milwaukee body plant of AMC will be closed for four days, tdllng 2,500 workers plus another 500 at the Kenosha assembly plant. Chrysler said tis Hamtramck, Mich., auto assembly plant and the Missouri truck plant at St. Lows will be cl061!d for one week starting Monday, affecting 9,1100 workers. Tuppers Plains area news By Norma Newland Well, here tt IS agam, almost ttme for sprmg, and beheve me, the robms weren't the only ones to come back from Flonda too soon The snowflakes caught Carl and Hazel Barnhtll as well as Stubby and Georgta Barnett Off-guard Some or that gorgeous suntan has goosebumps all over tl We had VLSJtors to our ''h1lls" dunng some of the cold weekend weather Last week, Jerry Lee Watkins, nephew of Jtm and Mary Belle Duvall, came down from Columbus wtth hts enltre CIVIl Atr Patrol squadron The squad was made up of teenage boys and gtrls who devote thetr spare ltme to ClVII Atr Patrol work They came down on a Saturday and spent part or the day Saturday, Saturday mght and part of Sunday fulftlhng a surv iva l maneuver m the \\OodS The mght was cold, camp, and downnght unlnendly However, tt doesn't seem to bother the ktds too much. Thetr ktndly "old" commander seemed to suffer the most Anvwav. thev enJoyed thetr stay so much, they plan to come back agam, when 1t IS warmer WE DID HAVE one event that warmed !lungs up a ltttle - you know, the fire at the Tuppers Plams Elementary School garage - a brtck fell out of the chimney and caused the ftre Lucktly, damage was confmed to a ptle or old ltres or course, you understand, the Orange Volunteer Ftre Departinent was on the spot to confme the fire Sure LS mce to know they are around · Keep your eyes peeled for nottce or their auction whtch IS m the planmng stages for Aprtl, and then a slage show lor later after that We 'll keep you pos ted The firemen had a whoppmg success at their square dance last Saturday ntght. Ah overflow crowd enJoyed the !me mustc and good food Only one mctdent marred the good time Flora Hawk suffered a heart attack and was rushed to the hospttal The last we heard, she was m senous condJhon On the lighter stde, and still talkmg about dancmg, Nita Jean Rtichie and Vera Weber (returmng !rom a ball game, they say) stopped by the Semor Cittzens' dance m Pomeroy and guess who they saw dancmg wtth Ute best of them, "hy none other than our postmtstress Mtma Walker and husband Marvm. I hear they really look good on the dance floor What l want to know ts, what were Ntta Jean and Vera doing at a Semor CiUzens' dance' MRS N!ESEL Weatherman spent the day m Athens on a recent SWlday wtlh members of her famt ly She and Mr and Mrs Everett Gnmes attended church there and spen t the rest of the day vtstltng. The Eastern FHA Chapter l.en t to Mtllersport on March 2 to I ecetve an Award or Mertt Representatives were Ntesel Duvall, Deanna Baker, Debbte Boairtght and thetr advtsor, Mrs Jamce Rttch1e The chapter was graded on the year's plan of work on which they scored 94 out of a posstble 100 I would say that ts reaiJy great. The gtrls are hard workers and deserved the honor REHEARSAL FOR the JWttor play has begun En!tiled "Washmgton Never Slept Here ," Is a mystery-comedy Tentaltve dales are Apnl II and 12, but lhts could change, so watch for the adverttsements. The play dtrector ts Joe Batley, Enghsh mstructor MR. AND MRS HOMER A Cole recently spent a day m Clarksburg, W Va on busmess ; Mrs Eleanor Douglas Is recuperatmg !rom a successful operatton at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Veri Tuttle, and Robert and Stna Murphy are the proud parents or a baby gtrl born February 28 Tracy Ann wetghed 7 lbs and 8 oz. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Murphy and the maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Rex Summerfteld Got thts chotce btl of news !rom John and Letgh Chne, lnends and netghbors ol the new parents, who have a darhng httle gtr l or thetr own AS IF THAT exctlemenl on the hiiJ wasn 't enough, there was a btg btrthday party for Darwyn Envoldsen last • IAUen of tplllfoa wonla loq (or be •)eel t. 1 I edllor) IIIII mut be tdped wiiii 1lle .,.._.. " w. : I 1 NIIDlts 111r1y be wiiiibeld ..,_ ,.llllcatr• . ..._e,«, • : I 1 reqaeot, lWII.. will be d!vbl·d.~AC~er~..._.lle ...... : I taste, add"'""lal ~. HI pm=•Ht!er. ;: I Suggestions on where to vote RACINE - There were two ..,..._, . :: . games - one in the losers' bracket- m the Southern Htgh 1 ' 'w School gtrls basketball tour" " nament last ntght at Racme In ' ' ~ the ftrst game the gtrls ol Mary . .. Jane Deely of Metgs doubled the score on the Eagle gals by · deleattng them 51-25 In the Ill I second game th e Tornado gals of Con nee Andrews kept the1r ::::tong win strmg ahve by beatmg ' -- Ute Bobcat gtrls from Kyger Creek 56-39 -•u• In the first game the leaders ','u' for the Marauders were Pam ~:~ Vaughan wtth 19, Beth -'- Vaughan 17, Demarts Ash ·:·• ftnlShed 6, Mary Weyersmtller and Mary Boggs each 3, Cathy Meadows 2, and Pal Vaughan Sayre 2 For the Bobcats, who move mto the losers' bracket, the scorwg came from Wanda Saxon who took game scormg honors w1th 24, Mary Rolhns had 5, Lon Burnette and Ctndy Hurley each had 4, and Sh~rley Clay and Vtckt Stroud each got mto the scormg columh wtlh I pmnt Tomght Gall1pohs and Metgs square off m th e losers' bracke t tn a smgle game scheduled tostartat 6 p m The wmner tomght plays Kyger Creek Saturday at 6 p m The Saturday wmner meets Southern Monday mght Score by Quarters Metgs 13 13 15 10-51 Eastern 8 5 5 7-25 .,. lll:!l For the Eagles, the sconng was provtded by Vtckt Epple , r.. wtth ll, Tammy Ftlch 7, Jan , ._.Wilson 3, Jewell Blake 2, and o!" Cmdy Rtlchie and Ktm Batley i''''each 1 The loss dropped '' Eastern out of the tournament ,,., In. the second game or the lib .evemng the Tornados were led by Cheryl Larkms wtlh 20, !o~ Cindy Roush had 16, Jennifer ·••Mugrage 10, Jaye Ord 5, ._., Brenda Lawrence 3, and Becky :.;,.---------. lJ ,. 1 ~~ :0:1 :1 :1 ~I Our Interest Is Greater For You 5.75% - " "' On 90-Day Certificates ·r n, ,, ,,> 5.75 per cent per year paid on 90 day Certlflcates of Deposit. $1 ,000.00 Minimum. Interest Payable Quarterly. Southern K Creek 10 12 24 10-56 7 8 7 17- 39 Fairland plans cage tourney Jtm Mayo announced today that the Fatrland Boosters Club IS planmng an mdependent cage basketball tournament March 25- Aprtl 5. Entry lee ts $30 Drawmg for the smgle ehmmatwn event ts 6 p m Saturday, March 22, at Fatrland Htgh School Trophtes wtll be presented to the first and second place teams, along wt th awards to the top foul shooter and top scorer College players who have performed after 1965 wtll not be permttted to parllctpate For further tnformatton, contact Mayo at 886-6430, or Jack Dawson, 886-5270 'P Meigs Co. Branch " -@ The Atbens County Sav1ngs & Lo1n Co. " ,. " 296 Second St. Pomerov, Ohro ___......, ._ ,. • I-------------------------~ ue we~,...,..._.. .. ._ : I lbaD • NWf' r., lie :: I II lJ~ iJNL. ~J}f::~II •••"vt· c.uuur,: ~~~: Tornados, Meigs .I"'"' :~·: win at Racine I Saturday The party was conlmed to famtly, so there were on ly about 50 people there Darwyn wasn't bashful about Jettmg people know it 11as hts btrthday, but it does seem strange that no one ca n lmd out tust how old he is. IF YOU SEE a lot ol school chtldren runmng around on 'the streets don 't thmk they're playmg hookey. The lucky kids have a spnng break, the ft.rst one for years, I guess. Nol( if the weather will be mce, tl}ey can really enJOY tl. • MRS. VELMA NEWElli IS shU vtsttmg wtth Mrs. Eitie While m Bashan and they Jre both enJOying tl tmmensfy. They lived together as a family • many years ago, so tl mtlSI seem hke old tunes, and we::SU know, the old times are the bist times Just one or thetr rectnl vtst tors were Mr. and MJ's. Charles "Red" Carr aod famlly : The Bar-30 Horsemen meCltt the home of Vice Prestdllnt Cole to plan for the cornj!tg horse show season. The !d's! show on the agenda wtll be May II when the Eastern Lo8al JWtwr Class agam wtll spon,W.. tt Mr. Cole tells me this shoUld be the best JWitor class shgw ever, the class ts an ~­ cepttonal one, and has a lot-of good workers m tl That's wtiat tt takes, kids, l.hat's what: tt takes : The Bar -30 will once a gam :1Je mstrumenlal m the plannmg'Of the annual fall-roundup l n September. ThiS ts a two-d8y horse show m Pomeroy lor tile enhre Ohio Valley Horse Show Assoc1ahon lt features .;a crowmng ceremony lor 1Jle roWtdup queen. • That 's enough horsiag aroWtd lor one time Will wrUe more later. Bye lor now. : •; I ~ I .• •• .•• • '! I I 28 WILL REPORT CHICAGO (UPI) - Twenlyetght players will report to the Chicago Bears Frtday lor a three-day tralntng camp at McCoy Air Force base at Orlando, Fla., accordtng to Coach Jack Pardee. Pardee satd all 17 or the Bears' draft chmces Will be included, plus SIX veterans who accepted inVItations to parttctpate m testmg to delerrrune proper off -6eason strength and conditionmg prograrJlli Henry Block has 17 reasons why )Uti sbould come to us for income tax htlp. Reuon 14. We're human, and once in a great while we make a mistake . But if our error means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax . We pay any interest or penalty. We stand behind our work. ! : • Dear Sir: : I have been reading Ill your paper about Ute proposals liiii& last week to Ute CoWity Board of Elections concerning Ill number of precmcts and Ute cost Involved In financing !Jtl election in 40 precmcts. • I was amazed that In the sman... precincts of 100 voters less (which many precincts have about that number) the CGRI run about $;1 per voter. According to yolW' news article it around $300 to fmance an election lB any one precinct in d countywheUter 100or 400people vole in that precinct, • In North Otest... precinct we voted 449 voters Nov, 19'12 and~ voters Nov. 1974. This figures out at a cost of 75 cents per voter. Maybe the people m the small high cost prectJICts abcJut: come out and get a barg;un by voting w!Ut us therefore eu1ug tbC financial bitrden their townships and 8cltoo1 board!. - Martit! Keller, member board of elections, North coo.ter Precinct, 01 Benefit game set Saturday for football Sport Parade By MILTON KlarMAN UPI Sports Edllor COCOA, Fla (UPI) - Mike Andrews' kid brother, Rob, bustmg his shoelaces here trymg for Houston's regular second hase JOg, had made up hts mmd on one thmg He was gomg to obey all of Preston Gomez' rules, keep his nose clean and get off to a good start Before leavtng for trammg wtlh the Astros, Rob was giVen some warm brotherly adviCe from Mtke, who used to be Charlte Fmley's favortte second baseman until he went off and got himself another JOb wtth the Kmtetsu Buffaloes m Japan "Don't press," Mtke told Rob "When you gel down there wtth the Astros, JUSt try to be yourself " Rob Andrews nodded. Regarded by some scouts as the best prospect m the mmors last year alter a super season wtth Rochester of the lnlernattonal League, where he wowed everyone wtth his glove and hit .306, the qUtck-movmg 22-year-old Andrews was the prime object of the Astros' brass at the New Orleans winter meetmgs three months ago The Balllmore owned Andrews' contract and the only reason they parted wtth 11 was becaus~ they have Bobby Grtch, who's only 26 and on hts way to bemg the best second baseman m baseballtf he ISn't already, and bec1u" 'lle Astros made them an offer they couldn't refuse They offered long-baUer Lee May lor Androws and mltelderoutltelder Enbs Cabell and the Ortoles satd it was a deal. So Rob Andrews comes here after playmg wmter hall wtth the Valencta club in Venezuela, he remembers his btg brother's traumattc expenence wtth Charlie Fmley and the Oakland A's, btdes his tune stgnmg with the Astros until he gels what he wants and now tt's tune for thetr ftrst spr10g exhtbttion game wtth the Expos 57 mtles up the road m Daytona Beach. Rob Andrews, a rookte, gets up early m the mormng, 10 plenty of tune before the bus leaves for Daytona It's the team's ltrst ball game and he wants to make a good unpresston. He also wants some fresh orange julce and there doesn't happen to be any herem the Astros' camp. "I can't drmk the carbonated stuff," he says " It bothers my stomach. Our camp IS a little btl away from the nearest supermarket, about 11).12 miles, but there was plenty of ltme It was early.'' Rob Andrews dtdn't know a lot of people m Cocoa ltke to go to the beach early on Saturday morrung Now he knows "I had to drtve over a couple of bndges," he says, "and a car stalled on one of the bndges Oh, no, I satd to myself. Fmally trafftc moved agam and I got my quart of fresh orange JUice. When I got back to camp, the bus was JUS! pulling out I know Preston Gomez IS a shckler lor everyone bemg on time, and I didn't think he was gonna stop the bus lor me." Rob Andrews threw hts htlle bug mto htgh gear and stayed close behind the bus, arrtving shortly alter tl dtd at Ctty Island Park m Daytona where the game wtth the Expos was to be played All the other Houston players already had their untlorms on when he got to the clubhouse Andrews ztpped mto hts m 45 seconds flat. Prestonpomez, the Astros' manager, dtdn't rruss a thing He saw tt all. "My rule IS everybody has to be m Wtlform and ready to go out on the field at the same tune," he says "If someone LSn't, 1t costs him $100 plus a dollar a mmute lor the total time he's late Andrews made 1t, so there'll be no fine " Mike Andrews can be proud of his kid brother. He's being hunselland looking good domg tl. He's not pressmg etther--so long as he keeps gettmg that good fresh orange jmce. The Daily Sentinel D~VOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL EKec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH C1ty Ed1tor PubliShed dally except Sa turday by Th e Oh10 Valley Pvb i1S t11n9 Company, 111 Court Sf 1 Pom eroy Oh10 45769 Busmess Of f1 ce Phone 992 2156 i:d•tona/ Phone 992 2157 Second class postage pa1d ai Porn eroy Oh 10 1 Nat1ona1 adveri1S1ng represenfaflve Bot11nell1 • Ga lla gher Inc , 12 East 42nd St New York. New Yo rk Subscr1p11on rates r Del vered by carr1er whert ;;tva dable 75 cents per week By Mo tor Route where carr1er se r v1ce not availab le, One month 53 25 By ma1 1 1n Oh•o and W Va. One Year. S22 OO J S1x months , $11 50 Three montns. $7 00 Elsewhert $26 00 yea r . S1x m onth! $13 50 tllree months. 57 so Subsc riptiOn pr.1ce mcludes Sunday T1mes Se nt nel 1 con; I INCOMI TAX PI!OPll! 61. E. MAIN ST. ()poe' a.tit. lo 5 p.m. -.-Sat. POMEROY Ph. ff2.J7JS NO APP('I!fTME"T !'l!C!S!AIIIY Spencer has four hits in Reds • l ory Reds second wtn m stx outmgs Nolan. P"t Darcy and Ped"' Borbon teamed up to 1 es.tt tc t the l'wms to s1x htts Both of the T\'+ tn 1 uns cmne m the seven lh Illllln g v.hen th ey bunched a w,,lk, a wtld p1tci1 and smgles by Tom Lundstead!, Steve Br.mn and Randy Bass The Reds took a 1-0 lead 111 the thud mnmg v.hen pmch- httter Duve ConcepciOn walked and later cv.me home on Joe Morga n's Si:lcnftce fly . ; Tommy Spencer, who connected for four strmght lu is, smgled home the Reds second 1 un m the sixth mnmg Spencer bange d out two smgles, a double and tnple and had a rttn ualled '" Pro Standings NBA Standmgs By Un•ted Press Interna tional Eastern Conference Aflal111( DIVISIOn w I pet g b 48 20 706 Boston Bu ll alo 43 26 623 51 J New York 33 36 478 15' 1 Ph 1la delph1a 31 39 443 18 Central DIVISIOn w I pet g b Washmgton 52 18 743 37 34 521 15 11, Houston 34 36 478 18 Cleve l and Atlan ta 28 44 389 25 N ew Orleans 18 50 '265 33 Western Conference MidW est DIVISIOn w 1 p et g b Ch cago 40 28 58 6 38 32 543 3 K C Omaha Detro1t 35 31 486 7 Milwaukee 33 36 1178 71 2 PaCific Division w t pel g b Golden Sta t e 40 31 563 Seatt l e 33 36 478 6 Port la nd 30 39 435 9 Phoen tx 29 39 426 911 LosAnge tes 24 45 , 348 15 Thursday ' s Results New York 116 Portland 103 Cleveland 104 Los Angeles 85 Milwaukee 120 A tla nta 104 Bvffalo 122 Golden State 103 Fnf1av's Games Portland at Boston Phoen 1x a t Phlladelpt11a Washmgton vs KC Omaha at Oman a Atlanta at New Orleans Detrotf at Ch1 ca go New York at Houston Los Angeles at M1lwauk.ee B1.1ffalo at Seatt le ABA Stand•ngs By Un1ted Pre ss tnt ernat1on a 1 Ea st w J pet g ,b N ew York 51 21 708 Kentvcky 48 22 686 2 51 LOUIS 26 48 351 26 Mempt11s 21 49 300 29 V1rg1n1a 14 5} 19} 361 ~ Wes t w t pet g b K Denver 55 18 ?53 Sa n Anton o d2 31 575 13 37 31 544 15' -; tnd1an a Utah 32 38 457 2 J1 1 31 42 425 2d San D1ego x- c llnctl ed 1st place Thursda't'S Res ult N ew York 108 San Anton•o 94 Fnday's Games Utah at lnd1ana San Anton1o vs V1rgm1a at Norfolk Denver a t New York Kentuck'f at MemphiS Oh 10 H 1gh School Reg rona 1 Basketball Tournam ent Re sult s By Un1fel:l Press tnternattona l Thursday CLASS AAA CAt Canton) Bar b erton 81 Cle East T ech 74 CLASS A ' {At Bowling Gree n! Manon Local 68 Pettrsvllle 62 (At Dayton) Fred encktown 77 Card mgton 51 M 1Ss Iss ma wa valley 61 Mac on Eas1ern 44 Puritan Sportswear L • egmn tourney 1·eturns to Athens ATHENS, Ohio (UPI)- The Slate Amertcan Leg ton Baseball Tournament wtll return here this summer alter an absence of ftve years, accordmg to the Ohto Amencan Legton Baseball Comrmsslon and the legton's state execultve l"mmtttee ~ l;.ack of playtng lactltties at Ohio Umverstly In 1970 forced off tctals to move the tourney to Ashland The tournament had been held here annually up unltl the move Expected to be ready lor the Aug 4-ll tourney are fields a l Athens Htgh School and OU and a new Athens community baseball dtamond CROW'S STEAK HOUSE • Home of ,the Fabulous TomBoy SANDWICH Oodeo By Phono And Toke Em Home 992·5432 Discover The Difference With Uur Business AUTO INSURANCE If you're a busmess owner/ cha nces are vou use one or more motor veh1cles That means vou should have auto tnsurance • • not 1ust a policy but a program carelullv tailOred to your spec thc flnanc1al protection naeds 01.fr agency will rev1ew your requtrements and recommend coverages that fit vour Sltuatton We provide a dtverslhed portfoho of Automobi11 Insurance plans lor busme ss enterprises . . plans Which tnc1ude 1tabttt1y , medtcal payments, physt~ill damage and varrous spectal c overages • Orscover the dtHerence, lUSt gtve us a call · STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL INSURANCE LIGHTNING ROO MUTUAL INSURANCE Davis Insurance Service 114 Court St. Pomeroy, Ph. 992 ·7520 z,.:;:;:;:;;;;;:;;;;;:== 4 '*-.;;;:;;:=;;:;;:::;H:;;;;:;;~ sl060 to sl590 LESS \ For Men per pair than reo. fall,l974 prices! Mon , Tues , Wed , Thurs and~al 9.1SJa1Spm Fnday 9 • 15 trl 8 p.m DELm CHAMPION' 4-ply polyester cord Bahr Clothiers Mtddleport IIU878-13 Blackwell Plut'184FET · 1nd old tJre ~~~ FREE MOUNTING Tlais Little Pig Went to Ma1ket ••• And brought home extra profit because he had the proper diet the very start. More meat means more money-faster, too, a vitamin-packed pre-mix. • Strontt~ smooth nd1ng polyester cord body • Wtdft aggress1ve 7 nD tread for excellent traction handhng and lt8blhty • Cross ctJt tread pattern ,.m•lar to our rad1al t1res •Concave molded tread g1ves full tread-to-road contact for tong n'ltleage SURE WIN FEEDS SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 Mulbeny 992·2115 Pomeroy ., ( Cavaliers 104 Lakers 85 Rookte Campy Russell scored etght pomts and AllBIIn Carr live during a 17-3 burst in the first hall paving the W,ay for the Csvahers' easy fictory over the Lakers. Caz:zle Russell led the Lakers with 23 points. Brave• 122 Warriors 103 NBA scoring leader Bob McAdoo scored 39 and Buffalo overcame a third pertod deficit by outscormg the Warriors 4120 '" the !mal pertod to win. Rtck Barry, the No 2 scorer In the league, regtstered 29 pomts to lead the Warriors. I Get Ready For Spring Painting Wrth TRUE TEST PAINTS .S Utah has more than 80 natural brtdges formed by the erosiOn of wmd and water upon sandstone , mcludmg 278-loollong Rambow Brtdge, whtch IS a national monument The Metgs County amatew football team wtll host a benell t basketball game thiS Saturdav, March 15 at 7 p m at the old Pomeroy Jr Htgh School whtch 1s the scmor c1hzens center The oppos1t10n 11111 be provtded by the Ga lha Count) amateur football team All proftt gathered at the dom wtll be dtvtded between the two teams to help lmance the purchase of umlorrns for the 1975 season The adnusswn pnce 11111 be $1 lor adulls ond 50 cents for students to age 18 As an added attracbon, the first 15 people who come to the game and wtsh to play basketball agamsl the wtnners Of the game, and Sign Up to do so at the door, wtll be able to do so afler the ftrst game IS completed Shoes appropnate lor basketball must be brought playoffs tf they are to make led throughout the game exthem cept for a 27-27 he late 10 the Jabbar sl'Ored 41 potnls m ftrst quarter The BucRs had a the 12().1114 vtctory over the seven-pomt lead at halftime Atlanta Hawks as the Bucks but bt oke open the game wtlh mne strmg ht pomts mtdway m the third pertod. M•ke Sojoua ner scored 23 pomts. The New York Knt cks defeated the Portland Tratl Blazet s 116-103, the Cleveland Cava hers beat the Los Angeles La kers 104-85 and Buffalo VIC B•aves Whipped the Golden Slate Wm rwrs 122-103 m other 'I AMPA Flo I UP I I - Gan NBA games Nolan pitched tin cc scoreless Kmcks 116 Blazers 103 tnmngs Thursday m hl'lpmg Mel Dav1s pumped m 11 the CtnCI!llldh Heds to t1 3-2 \\ 111 straight pomts dur mg a 3 02 ove1 the Mumcsota Twtns span m the fourth pertod lifting It Wd S the rust actiOII Nolan the Kmcks to their tnumph at had >C< n SlllCC he undet 11 en t New York Bill Bradley scored shouldcl SU!gety last summc1 25 pmnts for the Kmcks, I ony Pe1 ez smgled 11om<• ftghttng lor a wtld card playoff Jumm Kennedy for the wtn- berth, whtle Stdney Wtcks had nmg 1un 111 the eaghU1 mmng to 26 for the Blaze! s hcmd the l wms tlle u fu st loss tn stx games It \Hts t11 e ,I ' I �I . 2- The Daily Sentu~l. Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Frtday, March 14, 1975 1 ~,~;:'*;=:~:,;:-;~;;~~~~=· 'll ~ Wl ~~ Seff l l ..f e COntro 0 J -1-d' • [ [ UJOr S mznera SUpp Y . COLUMBUS. Ohio ~UPlt - The chairman of ~ Department of Economics at Franklin Untverst pre dicted Wednesday Americans will be Involved In a world war lor control of mineral resources wiUtln the ne•t 25 "'~ ~ years. an address a civic group here, said Wllllam he sees Bryan, oo wayIn out of a warto between the United States, Rpssta, China, Japan and the European Common Market countries lor control of the vast cacbe of mineral resources m Afnca and Ute Mlddle Easl. Bryan predtcted It would be a short war, more likely to be chemtcal than nuclear and said be felt lbe United i Slates would win because "it has the arsena 1town." Healso satdthenation'scentralcltleswllldtebecause they have nothing to offer as job centers and much of the middle class wlll Join the ranks or today's poor. He added, however, be does not see the masses rising up to dlscoutenl to overthrow the socio-economic order. ''The government will bribe them with welfare, food stamps, supplemental Income benefits and huge govern· ment deficits," Bryan said. "There will be huge soclallzallon programs to meet their basic needs and keep them happy ." m Bryan said Ute nation 's salvation could come from !!I new scientific and techoologlcal findings based on a cheap ~ power source ad recycling, "Our junked durable goods (automobiles, appliances, lin cans and even zinc lined toolhpast tubes) are our mmeral mines on the surface," Bryan said. "Out of our junked cars alone, we have over 37 bUilon ~ pounds of recyclable metals," said Bryan. ~ Bryan said he based his figures on %G pounds of lead, ~ 30 pounds of copper, 50 of aluminum, 55 of zinc, 500 of cast > iron and 2,500 of steel to be found In each of the estimated !§ 15 mtllloojWtked cars which now Utter the nation. ~ ~ '**SO:'*,.,-,.-:=,'<;::::::::::-:;<:;:.,,,,,,~~""*'"'-~"'~ Democrats may void tax on' new cars to ]uly·l By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI) - Senate Democrats are preparmg to vote next week on le"'•lation .which could turn out to be part or thetr alternative econorruc recovery program for Ohto. The Democrats, in partial answer to Gov. James A Rhodes, have setzed on a bill sponsored by Sen Robert Freeman, [).Canton, elumnattng the state sales till< on new ' motor vehicles through JWte on luxury automobtles The state would suffer a $20 million to $30 rrullion Joss pf revenue Legislative Democrats are lookmg for alternattves to Gov James A Rhodes' $4 I billion bond tssues and proposed conslttutional amendments on tu abatement and housmg. Those measures have reached a stalemate Ill the Democrah<tonlrolled General Assembly, and Rhodes has threatened to pettlton the people directly lor a vote m November There were no indtcattons Thursday that Democrattc leglSlattve leaders woldd meet soon to dectde whether to try to gel Rhodes' houstng and tr tat Is anspor ton proposa on a delayed June 24 pnmary ballot Chances seemed poor for such acllon Removed Amendment The Senate followed the House Thursday m votmg to remove !rom the June 3 prunary ballot a constttutwnal 'amendment offering tax · breaks to the owners or recrealtonal land. The amendment was to be h t e on 1y sta tew•de •ssue on the ballot, costmg Ute stale $1 mtlhon to open some 6,500 otherwtse unused polhng places lor the off-year prtmary Meanwhtle, Rhodes' record $! 2 2 btllion proposed state 30 bud ge t was mtr oduced m th e They say the measure coold House by Rep. Fredertck N be lust What IS needed to Spur Young, ·R · Day 1on, s hor tl Y car sales and put several hefore Ihe Genera1 AssemblY thousand auto workers back on adJOurn ed 1or th e wee ke nd the job In Lordstown and Ma)Ort · 1Y Democra 1s tm;~ Cleveland. medtalely began to study 11 7B 1 th k u e senators are 100 tng along wtth thetr own $1 1.5 for a quick noor vote They say btllion plan lor the next two that smce Freeman's btU was ftscal years, approved by the Senate Ways State'Fmance Dtrector Howand Means Comrntttee Wedard L Collter gave an overvtew nesday they have been of the Rhodes budget to a JOmt besieged by telephone calls meellng of the Senate and from aulomobtle dealers House Fmance comrrultees complammg sales are fallmg Budget Balanced off. - Collier repeated that the "Everybody's watltng lor the budget IS balanced, will malnsales tax to be taken off," AfHLEI'ES HONORED tam sefV!ces at current levels Freeman el<Jllatned "I thmk LAS VEGAS (UPI )- Chica- wtthout new or mcreased taxes we'd better vole this btU In « go Bears great Gale Sayers and devotes the bulk of exburry • up or down." and soccer star Pete were pendttures to education, weiState Would Suffer among 14 athletes inducted Estimates of consumer sav- Thursday mto the Black Hall of lngs have ranged from $160 to Fame The hall was the $200 on family cars, up to $600 bramchtld of former track star Charlie Mays who competed m the 1968 Olymptcs at Mextco Ap p razsa • [ Home buyers may get bonu.,.s By DON PHILLIPS WASHINGTON (UP I) - The Senate Fmance Commtltee Bt>pears headed lor approval of tax cuts m excess of $31 btlllon Including forgiveness of up to $2,000 m mcome taxes for those Gallia-Meigs bonus claims total $427,231 COLUMBUS - More than $129,000,000 has be-en disbursed to Ohio Vietnam Era vete rans and next-of-kin of deceased veterans accordmg to new ly nppotnted Bonus Dtrector Randall W Sweeney The amount represents over 327,000 clalms pald m cash bonuses and educahonwt- assistance since funds became avat lable nine monU1s ago Mmgs Co unty payments mnounted to $20t ,885 on 560 clatms, Galha payments were $225,346 on 598 clatms who buy homes between April! and Dec 31 this year Senate Democrats voted unanimously Thursday to delay thetr March 21 Easter recess If necessary to send the btll to Prestdenl Ford, and thus to speed 1974 tax rebates to all tal<Jlayers tn May and early June. Pushing hard lo meet this tight legislative schedule, the Finance Committee prepared to work this weekend If need be to complete its revtsions of a Housfi>3SSed $21 3 billion tax cut bill which contaUIS 1974 rebates of $100 to $200 for almost all lal<Jlayers plus 1975 tax cuts In an effort to spur the saggmg housing tndustry, the committee tentatively voted a huge tax break to those who buy a new or used home, or a mobile home, during the last nine months of this year -a 5 per cent tax credit on the purchase pnce up to a maxunum $2,000 credit which would be subtracted from Ute taxes owed by Aprtl 15, 1976. The housmg Ia• credtl was not In the House btU, and tl IS Wtcertaln whether it would be accepted by the House tn a conference corrunlttee which will be called later to tron out dUferences in Ute House and Senate bills. Other tentative changes made by the comm ttlee Thursday would wetgh the 1975 tax cuts more heavily toward low and moderate income lamtlies with children and give a bigger break than the House btll to middle mcome persons who Itemize deductions Ftnance Commtttee chatrman Russell Long, D-La , satd the committee probably would approve a bill m excess of $31.5 billion and he expected the Senate to add more when 11 reached the floor. However, most of the Increases apparently wtll be m 1975 tax cuts. The comrruttee Thursday rejected a move to Increase the maxunum 1974 tu rebate from $200 to $500. All .. King's Island hoJding admission price at $7 KING MI LLS - Ktngs Island's front ga te pnce wtll not be tncreased lor the 1975 season The one pnce admtsswn ts $7 wtth cluld ten two years of age and under admitted free. The pnce mcludes all ndes. shows ond attracltons lor an entire day. Park ofllctals are mcreasmg the enlertamment value or Kmgs Island by addtng new attractions wtthout uu:: reasmg the front ga te pnce !rom the 1974 level Kmgs Island opens for prevtew weekends Aprtl 26 and wtll begm dati) operahon May 24 Company. sc hool and orgamzahonal group rates are also avatlable tilts year wtth 1 eservat10 ns for group bookmgs now bemg taken The park ts expandtng tis semor cttizcn program m 1975 Thts year persons 60 years or age and older showmg proper tdenhltcatton wtll be adnutted to Km gs Island for $:1 50 on each Sunday of the 1975 season wtth the excep tion of September 21and 28 when the park ts closed lor group oultngs. The new addtlton to Kmgs Island lhts year tnclude a $3 5 mtlhon expanswn ol the Coney Island theme area Featured m course offered Ciz.. honored were former basketball great Elgm Baylor and former Brooklyn Dodgers Roy Campanella Former Pittsburgh Ptrates outfielder RIO GRANDE - Rto Grande Roberto Clemente was one or College - Rio Grande Comfour athletes honored mWttty College wtll offer Real posthumously Estate Appratsal, one or the lour courses reqmred by the Ohto Real Estate Commtsston of the rebate mcrease would for a broker's license thts have gone to those makmg sprmg quarter more than $20,000 Other tOThe course wtll be taught crease attempts were ex- lrom8 10 W1UI!0.50 p m. each pected. Tuesday on the campus InTwo other major tentahve structor for the course wtll be dectstonS" were made by the Arthur A I Pe te) Ntbert, commtttee Thursday M A I . a hcensed real estate - Low and moderate tncome broker and gradua te, hcensed taxpayers could choose a $200 appraiser ta• credit Ill heu of the $750 There are four baSic real personal ••emption for each estate courses reqUired by the member of the family This Ohto Real Esta te Comm•sston proposal, by Sen Walter Prtnctpales and Prachces and Mondale, D-Mmn., would beneReal Estate Law are requtred Itt mainly families with chilror the salesman's license dren who have taxable tncome Those two plus Real Estate of $16,000 or less Irultally the Fmance and Real Estate committee voted to enact the Appratsal are requtred for the Mondale proposal in lieu of the broker's hcense All four House's increase m the standard deduction, but indtcaled 11 courses are avMiable durmg the year at Rto Grande College rrught take both measures. -Low income workmg lamt- - RIO Grande Communtty College lies with children would get a Regtstratton for Sprmg cash payment of up to $400 from the government even tf Quarter wtll be all day Monthey patd no tax. An estima led day, March 24, and !rom 6 unttl 7 million famthes would 9 p m that evening Classes receive 10 per cent of thetr wtll begm Tuesday, March 25 earned mcome up to a For more wformatwn conmaxunum of $4,000 mcome cernmg regtstrabon 1 tmtwn , The maXImum $400 payment and class times and days, would gradually be phased out contact the Office ol Adas income mcreased from mtsstons, Rw Grande College, $4,000 to $8,000 The House Rto Grande, Ohto, 45674 . would bave given a 5 per cent Telephone 1614) 245-5353 payment to all low Income Collect calls wtll be accepted Real Estate Appratsal, families or indtvtduals, but the Senate dectded to Unut the IBusmess Admtmstratwn 294), payment to famthes with IS avatlable at Commumty College rates to Ohto restdents ctuldren the new construction ts a gaant double lerrts wheel, games butldtng, outdoor theater, restaurant and a nde tmported !rom Swttzerland called the 1 ' Trotka '' The r1de combimes a lwtshng and spmmng actton as the enttre structure rotates The Coney Island expanston wtll nearly double the stze of that theme area Another attrachon scheduled to open thts sprmg IS a 1,500 seat amph ttheaier tn Lton Country Safan featunng an exohc btrd show Kmgs Island RIO GRANDE - Potnlvtew Ur. Alphus Chrtstensen, IS located on 1-71 north ol Cable TeleVISIOn wtll present a Prestdent of Rto Grande Cincmnah half hour mtervte" show with College - Rio Grande Commumly College today at 7p m The program, vtdeotaped on the Rto Grande Campus, featured Hobart Wtlson, Jr , ed ttor o! the Ga lltpolts TrtbWte, Mrs Jean Warner, news editor for the Pomt Pleasant Regtster ; Wtllard Fttzpatrtck, news dtrector of WLMJ radto m .rackson, Ohto. and Paul Gerard, news blood suga r ts 107 problem wtth dtet ~sometimes comphshed by dte t and dtrector of Pomtvtew Cable I've trted to gel htm to lake eaSler satd than done ), and tl tl exerctse He does need more Televtston as mtervtewers IS more sertous you should use 1\alks wtth me but he refuses The program was produced activtty Perhaps you could He wtll use a staltonary btcycle tnsuhn. Not all doctors agree mterest htm m dancmg as a class proJect m the Rto and puts t\\O mtles on'tl almost wtth the studtes And, not all Most of thqse artlf•ctal Grande College - Rio Grande every mormng at a rate of 211 pattents wtll cooperate wtth cream products do contam , Commumty College Mass nules per hour. Is he getting thetr doctors \ n controllmg coconut otl and are htgh m Medta course Jtm Eastwood, a enough exerctse"' He sats for thetr dtet sahsfactonly. saturated fat Whenever you semor or Columbus, was the the rest of the day or hes on the Your husband's blood sugar see "vege table otl" thmk panel moderator and other level you quote ts quite nomtal coconut otl unless the label students parltctpatmg m the bed and reads DEAR READER - The However, you don't know what states otherwtse There are program were Uoyd Brewton, questiOn of taktng oral tl ts after eating and wtthout some hquid preparations htgh semor from Hackinsack, N. J ; medtcmes lor the controt or medicme tn polyunsaturated rat and low Mark Jago, JWIIOr from Malta, Hts cholesterol is all right lor m saturated fat, but they are Ohto, and Ben Chne, JWltOr dtabeles IS a hot one The Amertcan Dtabetlc Assn. the average ofltce laboratory ,not avatlable everywhere. !rom Cincmnati reported you can do JUSt as test In general the methods When the public doesn't buy much wtth dtel alone And.tl ts used m the research studtes, them, the supermarket stops BOUT IS l'ONIGHT true that there was a htgher such as the long term studies at stocking them rather soon SAN DIEGO (UPl) - Lightrate or heart attacks Ill patten Is Framingham, Mass are about Send your questions to Dr wetghl e11ntender Junmy Hea!f m research studies who Were 10 per cent lower than the Lamb, In care or thts of Hoost.on, Miss., who IS taking the tablets It doesn 't values from offtce and hospttal newspaper, P 0 Box 1551. commg off a flffu.roWtd knockmatter whtch tablet you are methods Your husband 's Radto City Station, New York, oot over Gerardo Ferrall In his talkmg about etther, as sumlar value then would he 24 pomts N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr last start Feb. 28, faces hardresults were eventually turned lower usmg the Framingham Lamb 's booklet on losmg hilling veteran Antoruo "Cenm on all the dtfferent methods, so hts value is fine. wetght, send 50 cents and a tavilo" Hernandez of Los The most unportant thing he long sell-addressed stamped preparahons Angeles Ill a Ill-round fight needs to do IS elirrunate any envelope to the same address tonight. The net results of the studies are that tf you have rmld excess fat he has and judging and ask for the " Losmg Hernandez enters the bout dtabetes you should control the !rom hiS hetght and wetght he wetght" booklet with a 39-6-2 record, with 31 could lose some. That ts acknockouts. Christensen interoiew on cable tube tonight DR. LAMB Questions oral drug for diabetics By La"rence E. Lamb, M.D DEAR DR l.AMB .:._ Mv husband ts a mtld diabetic and has been lor years He takes one tablet a day for this problem He IS stx foet tall, wetghs 190 pounds and IS 68 years old I've been lollo11 mg your suggestions m food preparahoh gtvmg htm a relattvely low-lat. low-cholesterol dtet and use your recipes We do use a powdered cream substitute. I am wondenng about the fat In tl One Je,•el teaspoon contains 0 I gram of protein , 1.1 gram of carbohydrate, and 0 7 gram of !at The !at ts a blend of plam kernal (hydrogenated ) and coconut otl. Your book states l.hat 86 per cent of coconut otlts saturated fat and that "e should !unit our saturated lat. Also, does my husband need to take hiS tablet lor dtabetes? I've read that it increases the likelih"''!' of heart attacks His ctiolesterol is 241 and hts # I 3- The Daily Sentlnel,Mickqeport-Prmflroy, 0., Friday, March 14,1975 ,;/ 1 rare and mental health and retardatton Rhodes'budgetisl8percent higher than the current lw<>year spendmg plan, which exptres June 30 Also mtrnduced Thursday was a major education btU, revtsmg the state school subSldy formula along the lin~ ~ recommended by the lea.•. .,... lalure's spectal Education Revtew Commtttee The bill was offered m the Senate by f.s . slStant Prestdent Pro Tempore M Morrts Jackson, ""'-' ,.., "'eveland, and m · the House by Rep. Marcus A Roberto, [).Ravenna, chmrman of the House Educalton Commtttee. RateofTaxatoon The btU would equalize state ;ud among the 613local school dtstrtcts depending on the number of popils they serve d the f an rate o taxation on real estate. Categonea1 state aid wou ld be mcreased by 12.5 per cent, disadvantaged pupils would recetve extra atd and annual reports of school progress would be furnished to the communities of each school. The prtce tag on the bill has been eslunated at up to $649 million Co liter satd Wednesday the state does not have the money to pay for t!. In other legislattve action: - The Senate passed, 29-1, a btll allowmg wmenes to emulate brewertes m sellm• thetr -.., Milwaukee still has a chance alcoholic product by the glue restauranf.'l on the grounds, -Sen. Paul E. Gillmor, Jl. Port Clinton, lntrodUCI!d wltb -~•~ of U 32 other co-sponso.~..., •-.;senators a billappropnatlng" · 1 ••~• .. - 111'-n In rru lJion, '"·-••• awuw f me ds u~.,. fo state WI , r a n.. -.,. care facility at Ute Ohio SoUders' and du Sailors' Home at Sansky. R p te N ~·--d, - ep. trod e r ced. "'""""'" 1 gl.slalio ron, Ill · U utate e 1 n reqwrmg a sthan emp oyes rnak $15 000 mgfilmore , a fi clal ••--•-·year to eth man """""'w• tit Ohi Ethl forms WI e o cs CommtSSJon. Th Se te In til e na ISM nda recess WI hU 7 30 p m. nex1 o y, w e the House returns a1 11 a.m. the foliO'*'"" day. Ill f/tk 1)•1lj '! By Unlted Press lnterJ18tlonal The Mtlwaukee Bucks may yet get a shot at the Naltonal Ba s ke tball AssoctatiOn playoffs Of! to a wretched start whtle Kareem Abdul Jabbar was stdelmed, the Bucks Thursday rught moved to wtthm a halfgame of the Detrott PIStons and a Western Conference playoff berth Nor was 1t any comcidence that Jabbar was the big man tn the vtctory -for tl obvwusly ts the 7-loot 2-tnch superstar who must lead the Bucks mto the Jvnt• J: .'..... d J l l l ll ., ., 1\11 11 fUll •• J IJII I MARAUDERS WlN -Glenda Brown, left, a freshman, wants in the apparent pattv cake action for the ball Thursday night at Racme m the Southern High gtrls tournament. Metgs defeated Eastern, elumnalmg the latter from the double elunina!ton tournament wu"' Car sales survive rebates DETROIT (UPI) - Early very pleased that 11 wasn't any March new car sales !ell to a deeper," one mdustry analyst 14-year low, 6ut the ending of said the $200 to $600 cash rebates GM, wtth sales of 76,957 cars, didn't have the devastattng was up 23 per cent !rom last effect the automakers feared .year but down 35 per cent from Sales of 139,616 cars were 3.4 the !mal February period. per cent below last year's Ford sold 31,9117 cars, off 35 energy crtslS-depressed level per cent from last year and a 52 thanks to a strong General per cent drop from last month, Motors' performance wtth a 23 and Chrysler sales of 23,458 per cent gam It was GM's best cars were up nearly 1 per cent year-t<>-year compartson smce over last year but down 36 per September of 1973 when the > cent from February mdustry's worst postwar sales American Motors showed a slump began 22 per cent drop from last year But even the compartson and a 37 per cent decline from wtth the Feb 21-28 period -the February wtth sales of 7,294 last m whtch all four U S cars. GM, AMC and Chrysler also compames were offering rebates - wasn't as bad as announced new production expected Sales In the March 1- plans that will tdle another 10 pertod were off 40 per cent 17,250 workers In the next two !rom the Feb 21-28 pertod, the weeks. same dropoff expenenced m GM satd tt will tdle 4,100 the last five years workers m one-week layoffs "That's no greater than begtnning Monday at tis Lordusual, and llhink we have to be slown, Ohto, and Leeds, Mo, • assembly plants. The move leaves more than 127,000 of ita employes out of work despite the recall of 800 workers at the Balttmore, Md., assembly plant, which resumes second shift operattons on tis truck line for the ftrSl time Slllce Jan. 13. At AMC, there will be no temporary layoffs ,next week although mdefllllte layoffs w1l1 climb by 250 workers to 1,200. Another lOll workers will be pot on open-ended layoffs the following week. During the week of March 24, the Milwaukee body plant of AMC will be closed for four days, tdllng 2,500 workers plus another 500 at the Kenosha assembly plant. Chrysler said tis Hamtramck, Mich., auto assembly plant and the Missouri truck plant at St. Lows will be cl061!d for one week starting Monday, affecting 9,1100 workers. Tuppers Plains area news By Norma Newland Well, here tt IS agam, almost ttme for sprmg, and beheve me, the robms weren't the only ones to come back from Flonda too soon The snowflakes caught Carl and Hazel Barnhtll as well as Stubby and Georgta Barnett Off-guard Some or that gorgeous suntan has goosebumps all over tl We had VLSJtors to our ''h1lls" dunng some of the cold weekend weather Last week, Jerry Lee Watkins, nephew of Jtm and Mary Belle Duvall, came down from Columbus wtth hts enltre CIVIl Atr Patrol squadron The squad was made up of teenage boys and gtrls who devote thetr spare ltme to ClVII Atr Patrol work They came down on a Saturday and spent part or the day Saturday, Saturday mght and part of Sunday fulftlhng a surv iva l maneuver m the \\OodS The mght was cold, camp, and downnght unlnendly However, tt doesn't seem to bother the ktds too much. Thetr ktndly "old" commander seemed to suffer the most Anvwav. thev enJoyed thetr stay so much, they plan to come back agam, when 1t IS warmer WE DID HAVE one event that warmed !lungs up a ltttle - you know, the fire at the Tuppers Plams Elementary School garage - a brtck fell out of the chimney and caused the ftre Lucktly, damage was confmed to a ptle or old ltres or course, you understand, the Orange Volunteer Ftre Departinent was on the spot to confme the fire Sure LS mce to know they are around · Keep your eyes peeled for nottce or their auction whtch IS m the planmng stages for Aprtl, and then a slage show lor later after that We 'll keep you pos ted The firemen had a whoppmg success at their square dance last Saturday ntght. Ah overflow crowd enJoyed the !me mustc and good food Only one mctdent marred the good time Flora Hawk suffered a heart attack and was rushed to the hospttal The last we heard, she was m senous condJhon On the lighter stde, and still talkmg about dancmg, Nita Jean Rtichie and Vera Weber (returmng !rom a ball game, they say) stopped by the Semor Cittzens' dance m Pomeroy and guess who they saw dancmg wtth Ute best of them, "hy none other than our postmtstress Mtma Walker and husband Marvm. I hear they really look good on the dance floor What l want to know ts, what were Ntta Jean and Vera doing at a Semor CiUzens' dance' MRS N!ESEL Weatherman spent the day m Athens on a recent SWlday wtlh members of her famt ly She and Mr and Mrs Everett Gnmes attended church there and spen t the rest of the day vtstltng. The Eastern FHA Chapter l.en t to Mtllersport on March 2 to I ecetve an Award or Mertt Representatives were Ntesel Duvall, Deanna Baker, Debbte Boairtght and thetr advtsor, Mrs Jamce Rttch1e The chapter was graded on the year's plan of work on which they scored 94 out of a posstble 100 I would say that ts reaiJy great. The gtrls are hard workers and deserved the honor REHEARSAL FOR the JWttor play has begun En!tiled "Washmgton Never Slept Here ," Is a mystery-comedy Tentaltve dales are Apnl II and 12, but lhts could change, so watch for the adverttsements. The play dtrector ts Joe Batley, Enghsh mstructor MR. AND MRS HOMER A Cole recently spent a day m Clarksburg, W Va on busmess ; Mrs Eleanor Douglas Is recuperatmg !rom a successful operatton at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Veri Tuttle, and Robert and Stna Murphy are the proud parents or a baby gtrl born February 28 Tracy Ann wetghed 7 lbs and 8 oz. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Murphy and the maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Rex Summerfteld Got thts chotce btl of news !rom John and Letgh Chne, lnends and netghbors ol the new parents, who have a darhng httle gtr l or thetr own AS IF THAT exctlemenl on the hiiJ wasn 't enough, there was a btg btrthday party for Darwyn Envoldsen last • IAUen of tplllfoa wonla loq (or be •)eel t. 1 I edllor) IIIII mut be tdped wiiii 1lle .,.._.. " w. : I 1 NIIDlts 111r1y be wiiiibeld ..,_ ,.llllcatr• . ..._e,«, • : I 1 reqaeot, lWII.. will be d!vbl·d.~AC~er~..._.lle ...... : I taste, add"'""lal ~. HI pm=•Ht!er. ;: I Suggestions on where to vote RACINE - There were two ..,..._, . :: . games - one in the losers' bracket- m the Southern Htgh 1 ' 'w School gtrls basketball tour" " nament last ntght at Racme In ' ' ~ the ftrst game the gtrls ol Mary . .. Jane Deely of Metgs doubled the score on the Eagle gals by · deleattng them 51-25 In the Ill I second game th e Tornado gals of Con nee Andrews kept the1r ::::tong win strmg ahve by beatmg ' -- Ute Bobcat gtrls from Kyger Creek 56-39 -•u• In the first game the leaders ','u' for the Marauders were Pam ~:~ Vaughan wtth 19, Beth -'- Vaughan 17, Demarts Ash ·:·• ftnlShed 6, Mary Weyersmtller and Mary Boggs each 3, Cathy Meadows 2, and Pal Vaughan Sayre 2 For the Bobcats, who move mto the losers' bracket, the scorwg came from Wanda Saxon who took game scormg honors w1th 24, Mary Rolhns had 5, Lon Burnette and Ctndy Hurley each had 4, and Sh~rley Clay and Vtckt Stroud each got mto the scormg columh wtlh I pmnt Tomght Gall1pohs and Metgs square off m th e losers' bracke t tn a smgle game scheduled tostartat 6 p m The wmner tomght plays Kyger Creek Saturday at 6 p m The Saturday wmner meets Southern Monday mght Score by Quarters Metgs 13 13 15 10-51 Eastern 8 5 5 7-25 .,. lll:!l For the Eagles, the sconng was provtded by Vtckt Epple , r.. wtth ll, Tammy Ftlch 7, Jan , ._.Wilson 3, Jewell Blake 2, and o!" Cmdy Rtlchie and Ktm Batley i''''each 1 The loss dropped '' Eastern out of the tournament ,,., In. the second game or the lib .evemng the Tornados were led by Cheryl Larkms wtlh 20, !o~ Cindy Roush had 16, Jennifer ·••Mugrage 10, Jaye Ord 5, ._., Brenda Lawrence 3, and Becky :.;,.---------. lJ ,. 1 ~~ :0:1 :1 :1 ~I Our Interest Is Greater For You 5.75% - " "' On 90-Day Certificates ·r n, ,, ,,> 5.75 per cent per year paid on 90 day Certlflcates of Deposit. $1 ,000.00 Minimum. Interest Payable Quarterly. Southern K Creek 10 12 24 10-56 7 8 7 17- 39 Fairland plans cage tourney Jtm Mayo announced today that the Fatrland Boosters Club IS planmng an mdependent cage basketball tournament March 25- Aprtl 5. Entry lee ts $30 Drawmg for the smgle ehmmatwn event ts 6 p m Saturday, March 22, at Fatrland Htgh School Trophtes wtll be presented to the first and second place teams, along wt th awards to the top foul shooter and top scorer College players who have performed after 1965 wtll not be permttted to parllctpate For further tnformatton, contact Mayo at 886-6430, or Jack Dawson, 886-5270 'P Meigs Co. Branch " -@ The Atbens County Sav1ngs & Lo1n Co. " ,. " 296 Second St. Pomerov, Ohro ___......, ._ ,. • I-------------------------~ ue we~,...,..._.. .. ._ : I lbaD • NWf' r., lie :: I II lJ~ iJNL. ~J}f::~II •••"vt· c.uuur,: ~~~: Tornados, Meigs .I"'"' :~·: win at Racine I Saturday The party was conlmed to famtly, so there were on ly about 50 people there Darwyn wasn't bashful about Jettmg people know it 11as hts btrthday, but it does seem strange that no one ca n lmd out tust how old he is. IF YOU SEE a lot ol school chtldren runmng around on 'the streets don 't thmk they're playmg hookey. The lucky kids have a spnng break, the ft.rst one for years, I guess. Nol( if the weather will be mce, tl}ey can really enJOY tl. • MRS. VELMA NEWElli IS shU vtsttmg wtth Mrs. Eitie While m Bashan and they Jre both enJOying tl tmmensfy. They lived together as a family • many years ago, so tl mtlSI seem hke old tunes, and we::SU know, the old times are the bist times Just one or thetr rectnl vtst tors were Mr. and MJ's. Charles "Red" Carr aod famlly : The Bar-30 Horsemen meCltt the home of Vice Prestdllnt Cole to plan for the cornj!tg horse show season. The !d's! show on the agenda wtll be May II when the Eastern Lo8al JWtwr Class agam wtll spon,W.. tt Mr. Cole tells me this shoUld be the best JWitor class shgw ever, the class ts an ~­ cepttonal one, and has a lot-of good workers m tl That's wtiat tt takes, kids, l.hat's what: tt takes : The Bar -30 will once a gam :1Je mstrumenlal m the plannmg'Of the annual fall-roundup l n September. ThiS ts a two-d8y horse show m Pomeroy lor tile enhre Ohio Valley Horse Show Assoc1ahon lt features .;a crowmng ceremony lor 1Jle roWtdup queen. • That 's enough horsiag aroWtd lor one time Will wrUe more later. Bye lor now. : •; I ~ I .• •• .•• • '! I I 28 WILL REPORT CHICAGO (UPI) - Twenlyetght players will report to the Chicago Bears Frtday lor a three-day tralntng camp at McCoy Air Force base at Orlando, Fla., accordtng to Coach Jack Pardee. Pardee satd all 17 or the Bears' draft chmces Will be included, plus SIX veterans who accepted inVItations to parttctpate m testmg to delerrrune proper off -6eason strength and conditionmg prograrJlli Henry Block has 17 reasons why )Uti sbould come to us for income tax htlp. Reuon 14. We're human, and once in a great while we make a mistake . But if our error means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax . We pay any interest or penalty. We stand behind our work. ! : • Dear Sir: : I have been reading Ill your paper about Ute proposals liiii& last week to Ute CoWity Board of Elections concerning Ill number of precmcts and Ute cost Involved In financing !Jtl election in 40 precmcts. • I was amazed that In the sman... precincts of 100 voters less (which many precincts have about that number) the CGRI run about $;1 per voter. According to yolW' news article it around $300 to fmance an election lB any one precinct in d countywheUter 100or 400people vole in that precinct, • In North Otest... precinct we voted 449 voters Nov, 19'12 and~ voters Nov. 1974. This figures out at a cost of 75 cents per voter. Maybe the people m the small high cost prectJICts abcJut: come out and get a barg;un by voting w!Ut us therefore eu1ug tbC financial bitrden their townships and 8cltoo1 board!. - Martit! Keller, member board of elections, North coo.ter Precinct, 01 Benefit game set Saturday for football Sport Parade By MILTON KlarMAN UPI Sports Edllor COCOA, Fla (UPI) - Mike Andrews' kid brother, Rob, bustmg his shoelaces here trymg for Houston's regular second hase JOg, had made up hts mmd on one thmg He was gomg to obey all of Preston Gomez' rules, keep his nose clean and get off to a good start Before leavtng for trammg wtlh the Astros, Rob was giVen some warm brotherly adviCe from Mtke, who used to be Charlte Fmley's favortte second baseman until he went off and got himself another JOb wtth the Kmtetsu Buffaloes m Japan "Don't press," Mtke told Rob "When you gel down there wtth the Astros, JUSt try to be yourself " Rob Andrews nodded. Regarded by some scouts as the best prospect m the mmors last year alter a super season wtth Rochester of the lnlernattonal League, where he wowed everyone wtth his glove and hit .306, the qUtck-movmg 22-year-old Andrews was the prime object of the Astros' brass at the New Orleans winter meetmgs three months ago The Balllmore owned Andrews' contract and the only reason they parted wtth 11 was becaus~ they have Bobby Grtch, who's only 26 and on hts way to bemg the best second baseman m baseballtf he ISn't already, and bec1u" 'lle Astros made them an offer they couldn't refuse They offered long-baUer Lee May lor Androws and mltelderoutltelder Enbs Cabell and the Ortoles satd it was a deal. So Rob Andrews comes here after playmg wmter hall wtth the Valencta club in Venezuela, he remembers his btg brother's traumattc expenence wtth Charlie Fmley and the Oakland A's, btdes his tune stgnmg with the Astros until he gels what he wants and now tt's tune for thetr ftrst spr10g exhtbttion game wtth the Expos 57 mtles up the road m Daytona Beach. Rob Andrews, a rookte, gets up early m the mormng, 10 plenty of tune before the bus leaves for Daytona It's the team's ltrst ball game and he wants to make a good unpresston. He also wants some fresh orange julce and there doesn't happen to be any herem the Astros' camp. "I can't drmk the carbonated stuff," he says " It bothers my stomach. Our camp IS a little btl away from the nearest supermarket, about 11).12 miles, but there was plenty of ltme It was early.'' Rob Andrews dtdn't know a lot of people m Cocoa ltke to go to the beach early on Saturday morrung Now he knows "I had to drtve over a couple of bndges," he says, "and a car stalled on one of the bndges Oh, no, I satd to myself. Fmally trafftc moved agam and I got my quart of fresh orange JUice. When I got back to camp, the bus was JUS! pulling out I know Preston Gomez IS a shckler lor everyone bemg on time, and I didn't think he was gonna stop the bus lor me." Rob Andrews threw hts htlle bug mto htgh gear and stayed close behind the bus, arrtving shortly alter tl dtd at Ctty Island Park m Daytona where the game wtth the Expos was to be played All the other Houston players already had their untlorms on when he got to the clubhouse Andrews ztpped mto hts m 45 seconds flat. Prestonpomez, the Astros' manager, dtdn't rruss a thing He saw tt all. "My rule IS everybody has to be m Wtlform and ready to go out on the field at the same tune," he says "If someone LSn't, 1t costs him $100 plus a dollar a mmute lor the total time he's late Andrews made 1t, so there'll be no fine " Mike Andrews can be proud of his kid brother. He's being hunselland looking good domg tl. He's not pressmg etther--so long as he keeps gettmg that good fresh orange jmce. The Daily Sentinel D~VOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL EKec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH C1ty Ed1tor PubliShed dally except Sa turday by Th e Oh10 Valley Pvb i1S t11n9 Company, 111 Court Sf 1 Pom eroy Oh10 45769 Busmess Of f1 ce Phone 992 2156 i:d•tona/ Phone 992 2157 Second class postage pa1d ai Porn eroy Oh 10 1 Nat1ona1 adveri1S1ng represenfaflve Bot11nell1 • Ga lla gher Inc , 12 East 42nd St New York. New Yo rk Subscr1p11on rates r Del vered by carr1er whert ;;tva dable 75 cents per week By Mo tor Route where carr1er se r v1ce not availab le, One month 53 25 By ma1 1 1n Oh•o and W Va. One Year. S22 OO J S1x months , $11 50 Three montns. $7 00 Elsewhert $26 00 yea r . S1x m onth! $13 50 tllree months. 57 so Subsc riptiOn pr.1ce mcludes Sunday T1mes Se nt nel 1 con; I INCOMI TAX PI!OPll! 61. E. MAIN ST. ()poe' a.tit. lo 5 p.m. -.-Sat. POMEROY Ph. ff2.J7JS NO APP('I!fTME"T !'l!C!S!AIIIY Spencer has four hits in Reds • l ory Reds second wtn m stx outmgs Nolan. P"t Darcy and Ped"' Borbon teamed up to 1 es.tt tc t the l'wms to s1x htts Both of the T\'+ tn 1 uns cmne m the seven lh Illllln g v.hen th ey bunched a w,,lk, a wtld p1tci1 and smgles by Tom Lundstead!, Steve Br.mn and Randy Bass The Reds took a 1-0 lead 111 the thud mnmg v.hen pmch- httter Duve ConcepciOn walked and later cv.me home on Joe Morga n's Si:lcnftce fly . ; Tommy Spencer, who connected for four strmght lu is, smgled home the Reds second 1 un m the sixth mnmg Spencer bange d out two smgles, a double and tnple and had a rttn ualled '" Pro Standings NBA Standmgs By Un•ted Press Interna tional Eastern Conference Aflal111( DIVISIOn w I pet g b 48 20 706 Boston Bu ll alo 43 26 623 51 J New York 33 36 478 15' 1 Ph 1la delph1a 31 39 443 18 Central DIVISIOn w I pet g b Washmgton 52 18 743 37 34 521 15 11, Houston 34 36 478 18 Cleve l and Atlan ta 28 44 389 25 N ew Orleans 18 50 '265 33 Western Conference MidW est DIVISIOn w 1 p et g b Ch cago 40 28 58 6 38 32 543 3 K C Omaha Detro1t 35 31 486 7 Milwaukee 33 36 1178 71 2 PaCific Division w t pel g b Golden Sta t e 40 31 563 Seatt l e 33 36 478 6 Port la nd 30 39 435 9 Phoen tx 29 39 426 911 LosAnge tes 24 45 , 348 15 Thursday ' s Results New York 116 Portland 103 Cleveland 104 Los Angeles 85 Milwaukee 120 A tla nta 104 Bvffalo 122 Golden State 103 Fnf1av's Games Portland at Boston Phoen 1x a t Phlladelpt11a Washmgton vs KC Omaha at Oman a Atlanta at New Orleans Detrotf at Ch1 ca go New York at Houston Los Angeles at M1lwauk.ee B1.1ffalo at Seatt le ABA Stand•ngs By Un1ted Pre ss tnt ernat1on a 1 Ea st w J pet g ,b N ew York 51 21 708 Kentvcky 48 22 686 2 51 LOUIS 26 48 351 26 Mempt11s 21 49 300 29 V1rg1n1a 14 5} 19} 361 ~ Wes t w t pet g b K Denver 55 18 ?53 Sa n Anton o d2 31 575 13 37 31 544 15' -; tnd1an a Utah 32 38 457 2 J1 1 31 42 425 2d San D1ego x- c llnctl ed 1st place Thursda't'S Res ult N ew York 108 San Anton•o 94 Fnday's Games Utah at lnd1ana San Anton1o vs V1rgm1a at Norfolk Denver a t New York Kentuck'f at MemphiS Oh 10 H 1gh School Reg rona 1 Basketball Tournam ent Re sult s By Un1fel:l Press tnternattona l Thursday CLASS AAA CAt Canton) Bar b erton 81 Cle East T ech 74 CLASS A ' {At Bowling Gree n! Manon Local 68 Pettrsvllle 62 (At Dayton) Fred encktown 77 Card mgton 51 M 1Ss Iss ma wa valley 61 Mac on Eas1ern 44 Puritan Sportswear L • egmn tourney 1·eturns to Athens ATHENS, Ohio (UPI)- The Slate Amertcan Leg ton Baseball Tournament wtll return here this summer alter an absence of ftve years, accordmg to the Ohto Amencan Legton Baseball Comrmsslon and the legton's state execultve l"mmtttee ~ l;.ack of playtng lactltties at Ohio Umverstly In 1970 forced off tctals to move the tourney to Ashland The tournament had been held here annually up unltl the move Expected to be ready lor the Aug 4-ll tourney are fields a l Athens Htgh School and OU and a new Athens community baseball dtamond CROW'S STEAK HOUSE • Home of ,the Fabulous TomBoy SANDWICH Oodeo By Phono And Toke Em Home 992·5432 Discover The Difference With Uur Business AUTO INSURANCE If you're a busmess owner/ cha nces are vou use one or more motor veh1cles That means vou should have auto tnsurance • • not 1ust a policy but a program carelullv tailOred to your spec thc flnanc1al protection naeds 01.fr agency will rev1ew your requtrements and recommend coverages that fit vour Sltuatton We provide a dtverslhed portfoho of Automobi11 Insurance plans lor busme ss enterprises . . plans Which tnc1ude 1tabttt1y , medtcal payments, physt~ill damage and varrous spectal c overages • Orscover the dtHerence, lUSt gtve us a call · STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL INSURANCE LIGHTNING ROO MUTUAL INSURANCE Davis Insurance Service 114 Court St. Pomeroy, Ph. 992 ·7520 z,.:;:;:;:;;;;;:;;;;;:== 4 '*-.;;;:;;:=;;:;;:::;H:;;;;:;;~ sl060 to sl590 LESS \ For Men per pair than reo. fall,l974 prices! Mon , Tues , Wed , Thurs and~al 9.1SJa1Spm Fnday 9 • 15 trl 8 p.m DELm CHAMPION' 4-ply polyester cord Bahr Clothiers Mtddleport IIU878-13 Blackwell Plut'184FET · 1nd old tJre ~~~ FREE MOUNTING Tlais Little Pig Went to Ma1ket ••• And brought home extra profit because he had the proper diet the very start. More meat means more money-faster, too, a vitamin-packed pre-mix. • Strontt~ smooth nd1ng polyester cord body • Wtdft aggress1ve 7 nD tread for excellent traction handhng and lt8blhty • Cross ctJt tread pattern ,.m•lar to our rad1al t1res •Concave molded tread g1ves full tread-to-road contact for tong n'ltleage SURE WIN FEEDS SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 Mulbeny 992·2115 Pomeroy ., ( Cavaliers 104 Lakers 85 Rookte Campy Russell scored etght pomts and AllBIIn Carr live during a 17-3 burst in the first hall paving the W,ay for the Csvahers' easy fictory over the Lakers. Caz:zle Russell led the Lakers with 23 points. Brave• 122 Warriors 103 NBA scoring leader Bob McAdoo scored 39 and Buffalo overcame a third pertod deficit by outscormg the Warriors 4120 '" the !mal pertod to win. Rtck Barry, the No 2 scorer In the league, regtstered 29 pomts to lead the Warriors. I Get Ready For Spring Painting Wrth TRUE TEST PAINTS .S Utah has more than 80 natural brtdges formed by the erosiOn of wmd and water upon sandstone , mcludmg 278-loollong Rambow Brtdge, whtch IS a national monument The Metgs County amatew football team wtll host a benell t basketball game thiS Saturdav, March 15 at 7 p m at the old Pomeroy Jr Htgh School whtch 1s the scmor c1hzens center The oppos1t10n 11111 be provtded by the Ga lha Count) amateur football team All proftt gathered at the dom wtll be dtvtded between the two teams to help lmance the purchase of umlorrns for the 1975 season The adnusswn pnce 11111 be $1 lor adulls ond 50 cents for students to age 18 As an added attracbon, the first 15 people who come to the game and wtsh to play basketball agamsl the wtnners Of the game, and Sign Up to do so at the door, wtll be able to do so afler the ftrst game IS completed Shoes appropnate lor basketball must be brought playoffs tf they are to make led throughout the game exthem cept for a 27-27 he late 10 the Jabbar sl'Ored 41 potnls m ftrst quarter The BucRs had a the 12().1114 vtctory over the seven-pomt lead at halftime Atlanta Hawks as the Bucks but bt oke open the game wtlh mne strmg ht pomts mtdway m the third pertod. M•ke Sojoua ner scored 23 pomts. The New York Knt cks defeated the Portland Tratl Blazet s 116-103, the Cleveland Cava hers beat the Los Angeles La kers 104-85 and Buffalo VIC B•aves Whipped the Golden Slate Wm rwrs 122-103 m other 'I AMPA Flo I UP I I - Gan NBA games Nolan pitched tin cc scoreless Kmcks 116 Blazers 103 tnmngs Thursday m hl'lpmg Mel Dav1s pumped m 11 the CtnCI!llldh Heds to t1 3-2 \\ 111 straight pomts dur mg a 3 02 ove1 the Mumcsota Twtns span m the fourth pertod lifting It Wd S the rust actiOII Nolan the Kmcks to their tnumph at had >C< n SlllCC he undet 11 en t New York Bill Bradley scored shouldcl SU!gety last summc1 25 pmnts for the Kmcks, I ony Pe1 ez smgled 11om<• ftghttng lor a wtld card playoff Jumm Kennedy for the wtn- berth, whtle Stdney Wtcks had nmg 1un 111 the eaghU1 mmng to 26 for the Blaze! s hcmd the l wms tlle u fu st loss tn stx games It \Hts t11 e ,I ' I �'' ,, •' .' I. 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, March 14, 1975 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., ~riday, March 14, . r~~~~~~~'l:::..~'%''"~"'~~"'"'~~::::::::::::~<:!;!;~~:~,,,,,:,:;:;:;,:;::::::::<w::;:;:::: • ~ ~ ' ~- '' REAL SPEEDY NOW COLUMBUS ( UPI) ~ The· Ohio Bureau of Employment Services·' fOBES) is now averaging only a lour-week ·delay in paying ·jobless benefits, compared with a six week or longer delay evidenced last month, officials announced Thursday. ·· About these cheerleaders pictures at Eastern High ~ Liberated women young and old in ,vears to i!i come may make prPp school girls basketball as ~ popular a spectator sport as the boys' variety. ~ But one job the girls likely will k<'l'P to them· ~ selv!'s is leading the cheers for both sexes. The · ~ accompanying pictures by Kenny Grov••r or · ~ Grover Studios in Middleport and Gallipoli s . ·~ show why. 111e obvious reason is the answ••r to . the question, "Who in the world would approve · doii1g away with such pretty scenery'!·· LET US SEND SPRING InA BOUQUET illlilili$;~~~~~~'"*"....~~""*"''-::~!:::::::~:::::::.:::~:::.~~~: For Someone's BIRTHDAY Call: JUNIOR' HIGH CHEERLEADERS at Eastern are, top, Jeanie McClure, and front, 1-r, Brenda Frecker, Sonia Carr and Vida Weber. • • ' ••' • • • FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS - Eastern High School freshmen cheerleaders are, top, Patty Pullins: below, 1-r, Brenda Boyles, Mary Mora and Diana Jones. "Making the cheerleaders' team" comes only after hard work and training over many years beginning in elemen!Bry school. Not all of lhem get lhere. ' By CHRIS SCHERF UPI Sports Writer The rest of the nation's colleges took heart when undefeated Indiana lost AllAmerica Scott May with a broken wrist, which it was hoped would bring the Hoosiers back to the pack, but the 6-foot7 forward may play alter al l. "He'll be dressed wiUJ that special cast, " Indiana coach Bobby Knight said of May. May will not start, but his mere presence will he a psychological lift for the Hoosiers and a bit worrisome for their OJ>ponent, Texas-El Paso. May did play 20 seconds in the Hoosier's final game ol the season Palmer sharp, Orioles lose • ,. the winning pitcher. Elsewhere on the exhibition circuit : Ed Goodson 's two-run double with two out in the lOth Inning lilted the Giants to a 6-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians and spoiled Frank Robinson's debut as baseball's first black manager. ~ Lew Krausse, attempting a comeback with the A's, was hanunere\1 fo r two homers during the world champion's 10-8 triumph over Arizona State .. -.Hank Aaron, baseball's alltime Denim & Casual Wear Mon., Tues .. Wed .• Thurs. · andSal . 9:15til7p.m.· Friday 9:15 tilB p.m.· . ~ A&M ( 2IJ.jj ) against Cincinnati (21-5). which has won 15 straight games. Louisville (24-2) faces a Rutgers team that has comMIAMI ( UPIJ - Everyone was expecting a Nicklaus- Miller superst3r showdown this weekend, but what they're getting so far is four-under par 68's. IN GOSPEL MUSIC LEADING ·. RECORDS> GOSPEL MUSIC 8 TRACK ARTISTS ·.CASsETTE. ALSO .TEACHING TAPES BY , Hal Lind5ey & Walter Martin · , HELP SHARE IT TO CO.ORDINATE a ltttlc•tn• •rc prCCIOUS (i~ - : '• " •" 100% solid-state · • , ,• • ClltiOM.A(OlOI(ll .23" GIANT-SCREEN CONSOLE • BENEFIT GAME r:allia Coun ty's independent foolba!Jers wi!J play lhe Meigs County Independent Football team's basketball squad Saturday night beginning at 7 p.m. in lhe old Pomeroy High Gym. Proceeds from the game will go toward the finan cing or equipment for both teams . _; c'""'<;!_ t' RIDAY AUXII.IARY of Racine fire Departmen t 7:30 p.m . at fire slat ion . ANNUAL Charter Day luncheon of Return Jonathan Chapter , DAR, I p .m. at Trinity Church. Musical program by l'i!rs. Clara Lochary ; winners of good citizenship test to he honored. • MARY Shrine 37, White Shrine of Jerusalem, 8 p.m. ONE Yt:AR OLD- Corlna Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Kay Quickie, daUghter or Rituals to he turned into scribe. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Quickie, " Election ol officers, a11 reports "" DaytotJ, both l~rmerl~ of to he in. Potluck followin g the "• Racine, observed her first meeting. birthday March 13. She Is the HAPPY Harvesters, 1i·inity granddaughter of Mr. and Church, Pomeroy, 7:30p.m. at Mrs. James Alley, Racine . , the church. Mrs. Neva Seyfried and Mrs. Myrtle Quickie, to have devotions and Mrs. formerly of Racine and now ltvlng In Dayton. Genevieve Meinhart and Miss Erma Smith to be hostesses. Your Tham MeAn Store Middleport, Ohio SATURDAY OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. William MEIGS County Retired Jacobs will observe their lith wedding anniversary with Teachers Association, 2 p.m. at open house, Sunday, March 16,lrom I to 3 p.m. at their home the Meigs Museum .. Mrs. in Mason. The couple's aMiversary is today but will be RALLY SLATED ., Patrick Lochary to have the celebrated Sunday. They have two sons, Arthur Roush, DANVILLE A youth rally program on historical places in Mason, a nd Harry E. Roush, Rt. I, Minersviile. will he held at the Danville Meigs County. United Methodist Church at BASKETBALL game, 7 p.m. 7: JO p.m. Thursday. All young at Pomeroy Junior High hosted people of the county are inby Meigs Coun ty Amateur vited . ABOVE Is a copy of "Circus Clown", by Miss Sara Wetherholt, Gallipolis. It was created A skit, "Turn Off the Sun", meeting of lhe Bradbury PTA football team. Admission $1 for while she was a student In a sununer art class taught by Mrs. Sosan Clark at the French Art • and dance demonstrations by Thursday night. adults and 50 cents for studen ts Colony. Miss Wether holt, a graduate of GAHS in 1974,_is a student at Ohio State University. the studen ts highli~hted a The ski t was given by the to age 18. ' PARTY PLANNED reading class of Mrs. Sabra SUNDAY RACINE Racine Mon., Tues., Wed. , fhurs. ~~ Morris with Kim Glass and EVANGELIST Phil Roberts, American Legion birthday V .S'. farmers raise more than and Sat'. 91 IS til s p.m·. ~ two and a half billion chickens a Jean Horton as the narrators. son of Dr. Ray Roberts, guest party will be Saturday at 7:30 Friday 9:1llltB p.m. u year -a dozen for every man, Taking roles as the "happy s pea ker at First Southern p.m .. at the post home . • woman and child in the coun try. people" were Keith Pummel, Baptist Church, Pomeroy, 7:30 Refreshments of cake and Ice Eddie Daniels, Shane Smith, p.m . The " Jackson Youth cream will be served. Myrtle " Plans for the reception to so they may become Mrs . Russell Miller Ricky Ebersbach, and Jeff Choir" will also be featured. Walker, president of the honor the membership of the acquainted with each other and chairwoman of hospi!Biity and Peckham. The "sad people" Bradley Spencer, pastor , auxiliary asks that members Middleport French Art Colony on Sunday extend a particular welcome to her conuniltee members will were Nancy Wallace, Darla . extends a welcome to the bring cakes. afternoon, March 16, from 1 to the new members. The trustees he in charge of refreshments Wilcox, Jayne Hoeflich, Steve public lo attend. ,, 4 p.m . at Riverby, have been take this opportunity annually for the reception . . SlunJbo, Brian Bauer and Mike BRADB!.JRY Church of announced by Mrs. Vivian to honor all French Art Colony Anyone wishing to join the French Art Colony may con- Miller. Brian Bauer was also in Christ choir will present a !Qrkel, the 1975 membership ·t members. the role of the genie, and Steve program at 7:30 p.m. at the drive chairperson. Trustees hosting the U!ct the following conunitlee Stumbo as the fairy god· Pomeroy Church ol Christ. .. ...~VS$(.:§.:;. ~}.:::if.:i$::.~~·:·;·: This year's drive for the reception include Mrs. William members: Mrs. Sue Beverly, mother. Public is welcome. "French 300" indicates the Cherrington, ~rs. Peggy 446-1906; Mrs. Carolyn HiJ>Under the direction of Ann COUNTYWIDE Prayer organization's goal of 300 Evans, Mrs. George Grace, pensteel, 446-4686; Mrs. members. A special Ja ck Hudson, Bill Mills and Dr. Saundra Koby, 446-9356; Mrs. Weese, the boys and girls meeting, Chester Nazarene danced to "Good Old Days" Church, 2 p.m., Glen Bissell, Nancy Levernier, 446-73111. recognition to be given the and Mrs . Donald Thaler. and then presented a German class leader. 300th member is the gift of a folk dance. Kim Glass, Nancy MONDAY John Ruthven print. Ruthven, Wallace, Jayne Hoellich, CHESTER PTA will honor a resident of Cincinnati, is a Rhonda Southern, Mindy Long, grandparents at regular naturalist, artist, conHorton, April King, and meeting 7:30 p.m. at Chester Jean servationist and le cturer , The theme, ·' Who Crucified of Prayer Friday at the Darla Wilcox danced to Elemen!Bry School. known for his superb drawings Christ?", was carried out in a Rutland United Methodist "Stepping Out". ·' of wild life, both animals and program presented by Mrs. Church. Milford Hysell presided at REVlV AL starting Monday at Silver Run Free Baptist birds. His artistic works were James Criswell al.,the Monday - The meeting was preceded featured in the Gallery at night meeting of the United by a potluck dinner with Rev. the meeting which opened with Church lo March 30 with Rev. the pledge to the llag led by Merlin Teets as speaker ; ROYAL CROWN Riverby this past season. Methodist Women al Heath Robert Bumgarner giving Steve Stumbo. Mrs. Maxine special singing, 7:30 p.m. Both new and continuing Church, Middleport. .· BOmiNG COMPANY grace. A green and white color Philson's homeroom won lhe Public invited. Middleport members are urged to attend The program consisted of scheme was carried out in the attendance count. 0 Bible verses relating to the l<lble decorations by hostesses, Camp was discussed and D:!~~~ ~ U!,:r~~~n~i~o crucifixion. Mrs . EU\•etta Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mrs. Emma Mrs_ Morrison reported that p.m . at JOOF Hall. Charter will Bechtle distributed verses to Wayland and Mrs. Beulah the date has not as yet been be draped for the late Sylvia each member to read and there Hayes . confirmed. No further action Badge1ey. was a period of prayer with a was !Bken on a proposed yard meditation, "The Plain Song" . ---· POMEROY Chamber of sale . by Mrs. Bechtle . Mrs. Bob Hoeflich reported Commerce, noon al Meigs Inn. DINNER ENJOYED . A report on the Lenten on progress in the cultural arts i'OMEROY Elementary Mrs. Jean Roush was hostess Bre"kfast at Trinity Church for a dinner given Sunday in program noting the categories PTA, 7:30p.m. at the school. was given by Mrs. Nan Moore, RACINE PTO, 7:30 p.m. al observance of the birthday of or visual arts : which includes who also reported on the paintings, drawings, collages, the school. Cosmetic demon. valentine project of the Af· her husband, Harry. Guests and sculptures; literature stration by Mrs. Ann Sauvage. were Mr. and Mrs. · Lewis lernoon Ci rcle. Mrs. Cri swe ll including poetry, essays, short Public invited. comme nted on the World Day Hudson, Minersville ; Mr. and stones, and drama; and music, SOUTHERN Athletic Mrs. Joe Manuel, Tim and Sid, scores or original composition, · Boosters, 7:30p. m. at the high Racine. Gifts were presented with or without words. school. Plans for basketball to the honored guest. • Judging in the local unit is to banquet will be made and be completed by April 15 with several lund raising projects Nationwide delivery. · the winners in the three will be discussed. Public is AITEND FUNERAL categories to be entered in the invited to attend. Mrs. Catherine Welsh, Mrs . county competition. Purpose of CANDYSfRIPERS, 7 p. m. and Hobart the program, as explained by at cafeteria at Veterans Joann Tatterson The Bradbury School of fifth • and sixth graders has recently Raub, Pomeroy, w~re in Mrs. Hoeflich, is to emphasize Memorial · Hospital. All the value of and to encourage members asked to bring inColumbus W ednesday for the ' s!Brted a new English series . . gub li shed by Macmillian funeral services or their cultural arts education in the terested persons. schools. LIVING LIGHT Youth cousin, Mrs. Anna L. Harwick . .I -Publishing Co . and titled group, Pomeroy Church of ''Composing I.anguage' '. Christ, 7 p. m. at home of The series is a comple~ Sharon and Terry Groninger. language arts program with its major aim being the teaching of composition . The students' books are in magazine format, Portable TV Ensemble. Cart's I "Qu ick -Set" wi th eac h magazine including At age 21, Abraham Lincoln 'f Picture Control. Instant Picture and Sound .·Cuslom ·Mat ic Bicentennial projects were round-robin card for Mrs. We Deliver . Mrs. Millard Van Meter paid for a pair of trousers by visual material, mi:llerial from discussed at the Wednesday Aaron Kelton, Pre . Set VHF Tt•ner . Solid Sta te UHF Tuner Dipole VHF regional splitting 400 fence rails for each antenna . Detachable UHF antenna . Sound Ouf. Front . Ph. 992-2039-POMEROY the real world, drama and night meeting of the Mid· director. High impact plastic cabinet In Walnut grain fini sh. 16 112" yard or cloth. li teratur~ . Students use a H. 22112" W, 13 112 " 0 . Model 8PS606JW. dleport Amateur Gardeners al Miss Bernice Ann Durst gave response book. the home of Mrs . Pear I a spring verse to open the i Purpose of the series is to Reynolds. ' meeting. The program was teach children lo compose Mrs. Edward Burkett presented by Mrs. Edgar while being U!ught grammar, reported on the recent meeting Reynolds who gave the story of •' • parag raphing, usage, tenses, of the Meigs County Bicen- the lily and showed colorful Middleport, 0. punctuation , spelling, and how tennial For timeless quality AMANA Commission. pictures of lilies used in llower at economical pricos to ed il whal they write. Restoration of the courthouse . arrangements. Mrs . Pearl · 3 Door Ice 'N Wat•r It's ' at Chester and a memorial Reynolds showed slides of sldo·byoficlt GUID"!Oik r..rlfrt,rolar · planting in the Portland area Alaska. were among the projects which Mrs. James So~ders and Mrs. Sandra Tillis were guests. the club may participate in. MICIJOWIIVI ~IN The Region II meeting of the Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and Mrs. MIIDI 'ONLY BY AMIINII Ohio Association of ·Garden Nina Bland served a salad 5 Mod.. a TO Ch1101e From Clubs in Mariet!B April19 was course. Mrs. Marion Taylor Starting AI Low A1 announced, and tentative plans ' won the door prize, and the . $259.00 . SALADS - Seven Up; Cottag·e Cheese. Slaw, were made for hosting the fall traveling prize went to Miss Tossed . regi onal meeting in · Mid· Durst. •• dleport. Members signed a MEAT - . Baked Steak, Roast Beef, Ham, ~~---------,_• Flounder Fish . I 1 Catalina Sportswear · I For Women .. .... ...... EASTER COMES EARLY- ; Heath women have meet 0 • ' '•' '· Students begin new text series. Potted Plants Arrangements Corsages Terrariums ·Permanent Arrangements : The Altair E1547~ Early American Lowboy Console . Chromat1c on~· button tuning_Power Sentry Sy5tem. AF C. •· NO MONEY DOWN Amateur gardeners meet America's best selling lawn food ZENITH 19. SCOTTS TURF BULDER (rl. the fertilizer that helps grass multiply i tself . Provide s a prolonged feeding wh ic h makes thin lawns thick aga in. Spread Turf Bu il der in early spring to en joy a thi cker, greener lawn this DIAGCNAL year . Save$4 15 ,000 sqft (5 8 1h lbs) ~ 19.95 . CHlOMACOlOl The STEEN· F4002W-Over .90% solid-state. Big family sfze picture in a compact size cabinet. Brilliant Chroma· color picture tube plus solid-state tuning and Automatic Tint Guard. American Walnu t color. Save $3 I 0.000 sq ft (39 lbs) 1.&95 13.95 Save$1 5,000sqft ( I9Y2 lbs) .8M 7.95 '338 -----------------·-·-····-·-·· A. Impressive 30 je we l au tomatic wi' th two-tone link band. $65. B. Smart he)agon shaped case with silver dial. 17 jewels. $60. 25 ·INCH SOLID STATE ZENITH COLOR CONSOLE THE ROYAL ''10 A:M .. RADIO THE 19 INCH ASHINGTON F2040W _BLACK & WHit[' PORTABLE TV. C. Brush textured bracele t watch that's easy-on- the-eyes.l7 jewels. $85. teJ.tured wi1h pterced d!!sign bracele t 23 jewels. $90. £.T ime . day and dale told wi th 17 Jewel p'ecision. AutomatiC. $80. ~· Beaut1fully ~(j][fi]@] STEAMBOAT INN ONLY -on crabgrass preventer Pomeroy Flower Shop 'WERNER RADIO & T.V. •• • ' PIES - ' • Apple, Peach . By Sunday, March 16, Hrs. 8:00-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 FOR 3rd • • • Hearty wood bottom plat. formers ha\le it made in the shade ! Top 'em with terrific pants or a longer-than-knee ski rt. Really up-beat fashion! . 399 W. Main St. 992 ·2164 . Pomeroy 0 THE STORE WITH " ALL KI NDS OF STUFF " PETS , STABLE S, LA RGE & SMA LL ANIMALS LAWNS AND GA RDENS. . . . . - BOTTOMS ARE .TOPS! VEGETABLES Lima Beans. Peas & Carrots, Noodles. Potatoes (baked. mash ed. · home fries) . '128 MODERN SUPPLY Radaranae · SUNDAY MENU lHE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Baseball Shoes " heritage house QUASAR • '· Save$4 • Plans have b~en comple~ for the open church wedding nf Miss Sherry Lynn' Hayes , daughter or . Mr . . ~rid yMrs. William R. Hayes, GallipoliS, formerly of Meigs County, a.Qd Lar,ry M. 91son, son of Prqf. and Mrs. Willis R. Olson •• Delaware. • The wedding will be an eve'llt of Saturday, March 15 at J.p.lh. at the New Ufe Luther5n Church, Gallipolis. HI HALF-QUARTS ' BULOVA ICalendari~ • • Bahr Clothiers .. • • Sale I Membership reception Sunday • EASTERN VARSITY CHEERLEADERS are Vicki Gaul, top; next lower, Lola Welker; standing,J.r, Jan Wilson, Katunia Batey, Avis Bissell, and front , Djana Benedum. 0/son-Haye-i.. vows. slated=· Skit entertains PTA > ' , Early, bow·shaped harps with !our strings weighed tess lhan a pound. wltile today ·s 46-s lring concert harps weigh 80 pounds. .THERE IS A MESSAGE For Your 0" Gt»< 'L Bahr Clothiers Middleport piled a 22~ record without a strong center. ·However, the Scarlet Knights have relied on the quickness and outside shooting or its other four ' starters- Phil Sellers, Mike Dabney, Ed Jordan and Hollis Copeland-to offset its weak· ness in the middle. Consequently, Rutgers has been erratic, but can be extremely effective when hitting from the outside. In the other game at Tulsa, Kansas (19-7 ) meets Notre Dame (ll!·ll), which has beaten the Jayhawks once already this season. In the East, Atlantic Coast Conference cha mpion North Carolina (21·7 ) has the advantage of playing in Charlotte, N.C., when it meets New Mexico State (20-6 ), with Furman (~) playing Boston College (2().7) in the other game. In Philadelphia, two teams enjoy a home court advantage, as Syracuse (19-7) plays LaSalle (2HJ and Kansas Stale ( Ill-S ) faces Penn (23-4 ) in the Paleslra. Armstrong vs. McCord. Waily Armstrong and Gary .McCord, that is - two second-yea r PGA tour rabbits who share a one-shot lead going into today' s second round of the $150,000 Dorai-Eastcrn Open Golf Tournament after shooting ~ . Social ' &.eatbef .. decisive run with a single in the eighth inning as tllC New York Yankees shaded the New York Mets 7~ . Danny Cater and Juan Beniquez homered in the Boston Red Sox· 9-2 romp over the Pittsburgh Pirates. RlrMen which also includes Texas ~i~SS8i'\'ll' '}l:llii8L<J'' ·:,:::::;:::::x~=>;,~:,s.< Mr. and Mrs. William jacobs king, Fred Stanley drove in U1e ··~" ' run delivered a sacrifice fly as lhe Milwaukee Brewers scored a 31 victory over the Chicago l'ubs. Wilbur Wood, Jim Otten, Terry Forster and Cecil UJ>shaw combined in a two-hitter as the Chicago White Sox downeo;J the St. Louis Cardinals :MI. ,, " Clyde Wright, Tom Boggs . and. Steve Hargan pitched a five-hitter as the Texas Rangers snapped a 4-ltie in the eighth inning to defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-1 . Wright yielded a two-run homer, the only hit off him. to Tom Paciorck in the second inning. Jose Mora les. Larry P(l rris h and Peter Mackaniri homered off Mickey Lolic h in the Montreal Expos' 6-.\ win over the Detroit Tigers . Levi's -' home Michigan, which completed a 29..() regular season for Indiana and ran its winning streak to 32 games. Indiana is favored to win the NCAA tournament by the oddsmakers, with UCLA the second choice, Mar) land third and North Carolina fourth . UTEP ( 20-5) finished the regular with the nation 's best defensive statistics lor the third straight year, but Indiana is generally regarded as the best defensive team in the nation. In the other first-round game at Lexington, Ky ., Ohio Valley Conference champ Middle Tennessee (26·4) meets Pacifie-S Conference runnerup Oregon SUite (18-10) . Saturday 's other Mideast doubleheader has Central Mi· chigan ( 20-5) meeting Georgetown (!7-9) and Kentucky (22· 4) playing Marquette (22-3) in one of the day 's top games. In the West, UCLA (23-3 ) rates a solid favorite over Big Ten runnerup Michigan (19-7) at Pullman, Wash., and, in the other game there, Montana (20-6) meets UU!h State (21-5). Alabama (22-1) will have to pay the price for its upset loss RESERVE CHEERLEADERS at Eastern High are, 1-r, on floor, Diana Epple; Peggy Trussell, Cindy Ritchie; next higher, Anita Buckley, and top, Cindy Dill. By FRED DQWN UPI Sports Writer The Baltimore Orioles rigure lhey were winners Thursday even though they were losers . The Orioles dropped a 7-1 decision to the Kansas City Royals but got a one·<nn, twohit, five-Inning perlormance !rom Jbn Pabner, their Cy Young Award winning pitcher of 1973. Palmer slwnped to a 7-12 record In 1974 and is regarded as the key man in lhe Orioles' peMant chances this season Inasmuch as the New York Yankees strengthened !hemselves considerably with the add!Uon of pitcher Jim Hunter from ,the Oakland A's and oulfielder Bobby Bonds from lhe,San Francisco Giants. Shortstop Frank White had four hits, Including a homer and a double,and Amos Otis hit a two-run homer to lead the Royals to lheir second victory in six exhibition games. Dennis Leonard, who worked two scoreless innings in relief, was against to Auburn in the Crimson Tide's final regular season game, which cost them the Southea ste rn Con ference championship. As a result , the Crimson Tide were placed in the West and will have to face WAC champ Arizona SUite (24· 3) on its home court. In the other game at Tempe, Nevada· Las Vegas plays San Diego State (14-12) . The Midwest doubleheaders at Lubbock, Tex., and Tulsa, Okla., feature Maryland agaiqst Creighton and Louisville against Rutgers in intersectional battles. Maryland ( 23·4) meets Creighton (20·6) in a doubleheader at Lubbo ck ~~ 59 N. Second St. Middleport May might see action l' .....•• ' St~ · THE SHOE BOX Racine, Ohio Ph. 949-3551 Middleport, Ohio ' ,, • .. • ;I ( I 1. I .. [,· I l �'' ,, •' .' I. 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, March 14, 1975 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., ~riday, March 14, . r~~~~~~~'l:::..~'%''"~"'~~"'"'~~::::::::::::~<:!;!;~~:~,,,,,:,:;:;:;,:;::::::::<w::;:;:::: • ~ ~ ' ~- '' REAL SPEEDY NOW COLUMBUS ( UPI) ~ The· Ohio Bureau of Employment Services·' fOBES) is now averaging only a lour-week ·delay in paying ·jobless benefits, compared with a six week or longer delay evidenced last month, officials announced Thursday. ·· About these cheerleaders pictures at Eastern High ~ Liberated women young and old in ,vears to i!i come may make prPp school girls basketball as ~ popular a spectator sport as the boys' variety. ~ But one job the girls likely will k<'l'P to them· ~ selv!'s is leading the cheers for both sexes. The · ~ accompanying pictures by Kenny Grov••r or · ~ Grover Studios in Middleport and Gallipoli s . ·~ show why. 111e obvious reason is the answ••r to . the question, "Who in the world would approve · doii1g away with such pretty scenery'!·· LET US SEND SPRING InA BOUQUET illlilili$;~~~~~~'"*"....~~""*"''-::~!:::::::~:::::::.:::~:::.~~~: For Someone's BIRTHDAY Call: JUNIOR' HIGH CHEERLEADERS at Eastern are, top, Jeanie McClure, and front, 1-r, Brenda Frecker, Sonia Carr and Vida Weber. • • ' ••' • • • FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS - Eastern High School freshmen cheerleaders are, top, Patty Pullins: below, 1-r, Brenda Boyles, Mary Mora and Diana Jones. "Making the cheerleaders' team" comes only after hard work and training over many years beginning in elemen!Bry school. Not all of lhem get lhere. ' By CHRIS SCHERF UPI Sports Writer The rest of the nation's colleges took heart when undefeated Indiana lost AllAmerica Scott May with a broken wrist, which it was hoped would bring the Hoosiers back to the pack, but the 6-foot7 forward may play alter al l. "He'll be dressed wiUJ that special cast, " Indiana coach Bobby Knight said of May. May will not start, but his mere presence will he a psychological lift for the Hoosiers and a bit worrisome for their OJ>ponent, Texas-El Paso. May did play 20 seconds in the Hoosier's final game ol the season Palmer sharp, Orioles lose • ,. the winning pitcher. Elsewhere on the exhibition circuit : Ed Goodson 's two-run double with two out in the lOth Inning lilted the Giants to a 6-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians and spoiled Frank Robinson's debut as baseball's first black manager. ~ Lew Krausse, attempting a comeback with the A's, was hanunere\1 fo r two homers during the world champion's 10-8 triumph over Arizona State .. -.Hank Aaron, baseball's alltime Denim & Casual Wear Mon., Tues .. Wed .• Thurs. · andSal . 9:15til7p.m.· Friday 9:15 tilB p.m.· . ~ A&M ( 2IJ.jj ) against Cincinnati (21-5). which has won 15 straight games. Louisville (24-2) faces a Rutgers team that has comMIAMI ( UPIJ - Everyone was expecting a Nicklaus- Miller superst3r showdown this weekend, but what they're getting so far is four-under par 68's. IN GOSPEL MUSIC LEADING ·. RECORDS> GOSPEL MUSIC 8 TRACK ARTISTS ·.CASsETTE. ALSO .TEACHING TAPES BY , Hal Lind5ey & Walter Martin · , HELP SHARE IT TO CO.ORDINATE a ltttlc•tn• •rc prCCIOUS (i~ - : '• " •" 100% solid-state · • , ,• • ClltiOM.A(OlOI(ll .23" GIANT-SCREEN CONSOLE • BENEFIT GAME r:allia Coun ty's independent foolba!Jers wi!J play lhe Meigs County Independent Football team's basketball squad Saturday night beginning at 7 p.m. in lhe old Pomeroy High Gym. Proceeds from the game will go toward the finan cing or equipment for both teams . _; c'""'<;!_ t' RIDAY AUXII.IARY of Racine fire Departmen t 7:30 p.m . at fire slat ion . ANNUAL Charter Day luncheon of Return Jonathan Chapter , DAR, I p .m. at Trinity Church. Musical program by l'i!rs. Clara Lochary ; winners of good citizenship test to he honored. • MARY Shrine 37, White Shrine of Jerusalem, 8 p.m. ONE Yt:AR OLD- Corlna Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Kay Quickie, daUghter or Rituals to he turned into scribe. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Quickie, " Election ol officers, a11 reports "" DaytotJ, both l~rmerl~ of to he in. Potluck followin g the "• Racine, observed her first meeting. birthday March 13. She Is the HAPPY Harvesters, 1i·inity granddaughter of Mr. and Church, Pomeroy, 7:30p.m. at Mrs. James Alley, Racine . , the church. Mrs. Neva Seyfried and Mrs. Myrtle Quickie, to have devotions and Mrs. formerly of Racine and now ltvlng In Dayton. Genevieve Meinhart and Miss Erma Smith to be hostesses. Your Tham MeAn Store Middleport, Ohio SATURDAY OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. William MEIGS County Retired Jacobs will observe their lith wedding anniversary with Teachers Association, 2 p.m. at open house, Sunday, March 16,lrom I to 3 p.m. at their home the Meigs Museum .. Mrs. in Mason. The couple's aMiversary is today but will be RALLY SLATED ., Patrick Lochary to have the celebrated Sunday. They have two sons, Arthur Roush, DANVILLE A youth rally program on historical places in Mason, a nd Harry E. Roush, Rt. I, Minersviile. will he held at the Danville Meigs County. United Methodist Church at BASKETBALL game, 7 p.m. 7: JO p.m. Thursday. All young at Pomeroy Junior High hosted people of the county are inby Meigs Coun ty Amateur vited . ABOVE Is a copy of "Circus Clown", by Miss Sara Wetherholt, Gallipolis. It was created A skit, "Turn Off the Sun", meeting of lhe Bradbury PTA football team. Admission $1 for while she was a student In a sununer art class taught by Mrs. Sosan Clark at the French Art • and dance demonstrations by Thursday night. adults and 50 cents for studen ts Colony. Miss Wether holt, a graduate of GAHS in 1974,_is a student at Ohio State University. the studen ts highli~hted a The ski t was given by the to age 18. ' PARTY PLANNED reading class of Mrs. Sabra SUNDAY RACINE Racine Mon., Tues., Wed. , fhurs. ~~ Morris with Kim Glass and EVANGELIST Phil Roberts, American Legion birthday V .S'. farmers raise more than and Sat'. 91 IS til s p.m·. ~ two and a half billion chickens a Jean Horton as the narrators. son of Dr. Ray Roberts, guest party will be Saturday at 7:30 Friday 9:1llltB p.m. u year -a dozen for every man, Taking roles as the "happy s pea ker at First Southern p.m .. at the post home . • woman and child in the coun try. people" were Keith Pummel, Baptist Church, Pomeroy, 7:30 Refreshments of cake and Ice Eddie Daniels, Shane Smith, p.m . The " Jackson Youth cream will be served. Myrtle " Plans for the reception to so they may become Mrs . Russell Miller Ricky Ebersbach, and Jeff Choir" will also be featured. Walker, president of the honor the membership of the acquainted with each other and chairwoman of hospi!Biity and Peckham. The "sad people" Bradley Spencer, pastor , auxiliary asks that members Middleport French Art Colony on Sunday extend a particular welcome to her conuniltee members will were Nancy Wallace, Darla . extends a welcome to the bring cakes. afternoon, March 16, from 1 to the new members. The trustees he in charge of refreshments Wilcox, Jayne Hoeflich, Steve public lo attend. ,, 4 p.m . at Riverby, have been take this opportunity annually for the reception . . SlunJbo, Brian Bauer and Mike BRADB!.JRY Church of announced by Mrs. Vivian to honor all French Art Colony Anyone wishing to join the French Art Colony may con- Miller. Brian Bauer was also in Christ choir will present a !Qrkel, the 1975 membership ·t members. the role of the genie, and Steve program at 7:30 p.m. at the drive chairperson. Trustees hosting the U!ct the following conunitlee Stumbo as the fairy god· Pomeroy Church ol Christ. .. ...~VS$(.:§.:;. ~}.:::if.:i$::.~~·:·;·: This year's drive for the reception include Mrs. William members: Mrs. Sue Beverly, mother. Public is welcome. "French 300" indicates the Cherrington, ~rs. Peggy 446-1906; Mrs. Carolyn HiJ>Under the direction of Ann COUNTYWIDE Prayer organization's goal of 300 Evans, Mrs. George Grace, pensteel, 446-4686; Mrs. members. A special Ja ck Hudson, Bill Mills and Dr. Saundra Koby, 446-9356; Mrs. Weese, the boys and girls meeting, Chester Nazarene danced to "Good Old Days" Church, 2 p.m., Glen Bissell, Nancy Levernier, 446-73111. recognition to be given the and Mrs . Donald Thaler. and then presented a German class leader. 300th member is the gift of a folk dance. Kim Glass, Nancy MONDAY John Ruthven print. Ruthven, Wallace, Jayne Hoellich, CHESTER PTA will honor a resident of Cincinnati, is a Rhonda Southern, Mindy Long, grandparents at regular naturalist, artist, conHorton, April King, and meeting 7:30 p.m. at Chester Jean servationist and le cturer , The theme, ·' Who Crucified of Prayer Friday at the Darla Wilcox danced to Elemen!Bry School. known for his superb drawings Christ?", was carried out in a Rutland United Methodist "Stepping Out". ·' of wild life, both animals and program presented by Mrs. Church. Milford Hysell presided at REVlV AL starting Monday at Silver Run Free Baptist birds. His artistic works were James Criswell al.,the Monday - The meeting was preceded featured in the Gallery at night meeting of the United by a potluck dinner with Rev. the meeting which opened with Church lo March 30 with Rev. the pledge to the llag led by Merlin Teets as speaker ; ROYAL CROWN Riverby this past season. Methodist Women al Heath Robert Bumgarner giving Steve Stumbo. Mrs. Maxine special singing, 7:30 p.m. Both new and continuing Church, Middleport. .· BOmiNG COMPANY grace. A green and white color Philson's homeroom won lhe Public invited. Middleport members are urged to attend The program consisted of scheme was carried out in the attendance count. 0 Bible verses relating to the l<lble decorations by hostesses, Camp was discussed and D:!~~~ ~ U!,:r~~~n~i~o crucifixion. Mrs . EU\•etta Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mrs. Emma Mrs_ Morrison reported that p.m . at JOOF Hall. Charter will Bechtle distributed verses to Wayland and Mrs. Beulah the date has not as yet been be draped for the late Sylvia each member to read and there Hayes . confirmed. No further action Badge1ey. was a period of prayer with a was !Bken on a proposed yard meditation, "The Plain Song" . ---· POMEROY Chamber of sale . by Mrs. Bechtle . Mrs. Bob Hoeflich reported Commerce, noon al Meigs Inn. DINNER ENJOYED . A report on the Lenten on progress in the cultural arts i'OMEROY Elementary Mrs. Jean Roush was hostess Bre"kfast at Trinity Church for a dinner given Sunday in program noting the categories PTA, 7:30p.m. at the school. was given by Mrs. Nan Moore, RACINE PTO, 7:30 p.m. al observance of the birthday of or visual arts : which includes who also reported on the paintings, drawings, collages, the school. Cosmetic demon. valentine project of the Af· her husband, Harry. Guests and sculptures; literature stration by Mrs. Ann Sauvage. were Mr. and Mrs. · Lewis lernoon Ci rcle. Mrs. Cri swe ll including poetry, essays, short Public invited. comme nted on the World Day Hudson, Minersville ; Mr. and stones, and drama; and music, SOUTHERN Athletic Mrs. Joe Manuel, Tim and Sid, scores or original composition, · Boosters, 7:30p. m. at the high Racine. Gifts were presented with or without words. school. Plans for basketball to the honored guest. • Judging in the local unit is to banquet will be made and be completed by April 15 with several lund raising projects Nationwide delivery. · the winners in the three will be discussed. Public is AITEND FUNERAL categories to be entered in the invited to attend. Mrs. Catherine Welsh, Mrs . county competition. Purpose of CANDYSfRIPERS, 7 p. m. and Hobart the program, as explained by at cafeteria at Veterans Joann Tatterson The Bradbury School of fifth • and sixth graders has recently Raub, Pomeroy, w~re in Mrs. Hoeflich, is to emphasize Memorial · Hospital. All the value of and to encourage members asked to bring inColumbus W ednesday for the ' s!Brted a new English series . . gub li shed by Macmillian funeral services or their cultural arts education in the terested persons. schools. LIVING LIGHT Youth cousin, Mrs. Anna L. Harwick . .I -Publishing Co . and titled group, Pomeroy Church of ''Composing I.anguage' '. Christ, 7 p. m. at home of The series is a comple~ Sharon and Terry Groninger. language arts program with its major aim being the teaching of composition . The students' books are in magazine format, Portable TV Ensemble. Cart's I "Qu ick -Set" wi th eac h magazine including At age 21, Abraham Lincoln 'f Picture Control. Instant Picture and Sound .·Cuslom ·Mat ic Bicentennial projects were round-robin card for Mrs. We Deliver . Mrs. Millard Van Meter paid for a pair of trousers by visual material, mi:llerial from discussed at the Wednesday Aaron Kelton, Pre . Set VHF Tt•ner . Solid Sta te UHF Tuner Dipole VHF regional splitting 400 fence rails for each antenna . Detachable UHF antenna . Sound Ouf. Front . Ph. 992-2039-POMEROY the real world, drama and night meeting of the Mid· director. High impact plastic cabinet In Walnut grain fini sh. 16 112" yard or cloth. li teratur~ . Students use a H. 22112" W, 13 112 " 0 . Model 8PS606JW. dleport Amateur Gardeners al Miss Bernice Ann Durst gave response book. the home of Mrs . Pear I a spring verse to open the i Purpose of the series is to Reynolds. ' meeting. The program was teach children lo compose Mrs. Edward Burkett presented by Mrs. Edgar while being U!ught grammar, reported on the recent meeting Reynolds who gave the story of •' • parag raphing, usage, tenses, of the Meigs County Bicen- the lily and showed colorful Middleport, 0. punctuation , spelling, and how tennial For timeless quality AMANA Commission. pictures of lilies used in llower at economical pricos to ed il whal they write. Restoration of the courthouse . arrangements. Mrs . Pearl · 3 Door Ice 'N Wat•r It's ' at Chester and a memorial Reynolds showed slides of sldo·byoficlt GUID"!Oik r..rlfrt,rolar · planting in the Portland area Alaska. were among the projects which Mrs. James So~ders and Mrs. Sandra Tillis were guests. the club may participate in. MICIJOWIIVI ~IN The Region II meeting of the Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and Mrs. MIIDI 'ONLY BY AMIINII Ohio Association of ·Garden Nina Bland served a salad 5 Mod.. a TO Ch1101e From Clubs in Mariet!B April19 was course. Mrs. Marion Taylor Starting AI Low A1 announced, and tentative plans ' won the door prize, and the . $259.00 . SALADS - Seven Up; Cottag·e Cheese. Slaw, were made for hosting the fall traveling prize went to Miss Tossed . regi onal meeting in · Mid· Durst. •• dleport. Members signed a MEAT - . Baked Steak, Roast Beef, Ham, ~~---------,_• Flounder Fish . I 1 Catalina Sportswear · I For Women .. .... ...... EASTER COMES EARLY- ; Heath women have meet 0 • ' '•' '· Students begin new text series. Potted Plants Arrangements Corsages Terrariums ·Permanent Arrangements : The Altair E1547~ Early American Lowboy Console . Chromat1c on~· button tuning_Power Sentry Sy5tem. AF C. •· NO MONEY DOWN Amateur gardeners meet America's best selling lawn food ZENITH 19. SCOTTS TURF BULDER (rl. the fertilizer that helps grass multiply i tself . Provide s a prolonged feeding wh ic h makes thin lawns thick aga in. Spread Turf Bu il der in early spring to en joy a thi cker, greener lawn this DIAGCNAL year . Save$4 15 ,000 sqft (5 8 1h lbs) ~ 19.95 . CHlOMACOlOl The STEEN· F4002W-Over .90% solid-state. Big family sfze picture in a compact size cabinet. Brilliant Chroma· color picture tube plus solid-state tuning and Automatic Tint Guard. American Walnu t color. Save $3 I 0.000 sq ft (39 lbs) 1.&95 13.95 Save$1 5,000sqft ( I9Y2 lbs) .8M 7.95 '338 -----------------·-·-····-·-·· A. Impressive 30 je we l au tomatic wi' th two-tone link band. $65. B. Smart he)agon shaped case with silver dial. 17 jewels. $60. 25 ·INCH SOLID STATE ZENITH COLOR CONSOLE THE ROYAL ''10 A:M .. RADIO THE 19 INCH ASHINGTON F2040W _BLACK & WHit[' PORTABLE TV. C. Brush textured bracele t watch that's easy-on- the-eyes.l7 jewels. $85. teJ.tured wi1h pterced d!!sign bracele t 23 jewels. $90. £.T ime . day and dale told wi th 17 Jewel p'ecision. AutomatiC. $80. ~· Beaut1fully ~(j][fi]@] STEAMBOAT INN ONLY -on crabgrass preventer Pomeroy Flower Shop 'WERNER RADIO & T.V. •• • ' PIES - ' • Apple, Peach . By Sunday, March 16, Hrs. 8:00-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 FOR 3rd • • • Hearty wood bottom plat. formers ha\le it made in the shade ! Top 'em with terrific pants or a longer-than-knee ski rt. Really up-beat fashion! . 399 W. Main St. 992 ·2164 . Pomeroy 0 THE STORE WITH " ALL KI NDS OF STUFF " PETS , STABLE S, LA RGE & SMA LL ANIMALS LAWNS AND GA RDENS. . . . . - BOTTOMS ARE .TOPS! VEGETABLES Lima Beans. Peas & Carrots, Noodles. Potatoes (baked. mash ed. · home fries) . '128 MODERN SUPPLY Radaranae · SUNDAY MENU lHE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Baseball Shoes " heritage house QUASAR • '· Save$4 • Plans have b~en comple~ for the open church wedding nf Miss Sherry Lynn' Hayes , daughter or . Mr . . ~rid yMrs. William R. Hayes, GallipoliS, formerly of Meigs County, a.Qd Lar,ry M. 91son, son of Prqf. and Mrs. Willis R. Olson •• Delaware. • The wedding will be an eve'llt of Saturday, March 15 at J.p.lh. at the New Ufe Luther5n Church, Gallipolis. HI HALF-QUARTS ' BULOVA ICalendari~ • • Bahr Clothiers .. • • Sale I Membership reception Sunday • EASTERN VARSITY CHEERLEADERS are Vicki Gaul, top; next lower, Lola Welker; standing,J.r, Jan Wilson, Katunia Batey, Avis Bissell, and front , Djana Benedum. 0/son-Haye-i.. vows. slated=· Skit entertains PTA > ' , Early, bow·shaped harps with !our strings weighed tess lhan a pound. wltile today ·s 46-s lring concert harps weigh 80 pounds. .THERE IS A MESSAGE For Your 0" Gt»< 'L Bahr Clothiers Middleport piled a 22~ record without a strong center. ·However, the Scarlet Knights have relied on the quickness and outside shooting or its other four ' starters- Phil Sellers, Mike Dabney, Ed Jordan and Hollis Copeland-to offset its weak· ness in the middle. Consequently, Rutgers has been erratic, but can be extremely effective when hitting from the outside. In the other game at Tulsa, Kansas (19-7 ) meets Notre Dame (ll!·ll), which has beaten the Jayhawks once already this season. In the East, Atlantic Coast Conference cha mpion North Carolina (21·7 ) has the advantage of playing in Charlotte, N.C., when it meets New Mexico State (20-6 ), with Furman (~) playing Boston College (2().7) in the other game. In Philadelphia, two teams enjoy a home court advantage, as Syracuse (19-7) plays LaSalle (2HJ and Kansas Stale ( Ill-S ) faces Penn (23-4 ) in the Paleslra. Armstrong vs. McCord. Waily Armstrong and Gary .McCord, that is - two second-yea r PGA tour rabbits who share a one-shot lead going into today' s second round of the $150,000 Dorai-Eastcrn Open Golf Tournament after shooting ~ . Social ' &.eatbef .. decisive run with a single in the eighth inning as tllC New York Yankees shaded the New York Mets 7~ . Danny Cater and Juan Beniquez homered in the Boston Red Sox· 9-2 romp over the Pittsburgh Pirates. RlrMen which also includes Texas ~i~SS8i'\'ll' '}l:llii8L<J'' ·:,:::::;:::::x~=>;,~:,s.< Mr. and Mrs. William jacobs king, Fred Stanley drove in U1e ··~" ' run delivered a sacrifice fly as lhe Milwaukee Brewers scored a 31 victory over the Chicago l'ubs. Wilbur Wood, Jim Otten, Terry Forster and Cecil UJ>shaw combined in a two-hitter as the Chicago White Sox downeo;J the St. Louis Cardinals :MI. ,, " Clyde Wright, Tom Boggs . and. Steve Hargan pitched a five-hitter as the Texas Rangers snapped a 4-ltie in the eighth inning to defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-1 . Wright yielded a two-run homer, the only hit off him. to Tom Paciorck in the second inning. Jose Mora les. Larry P(l rris h and Peter Mackaniri homered off Mickey Lolic h in the Montreal Expos' 6-.\ win over the Detroit Tigers . Levi's -' home Michigan, which completed a 29..() regular season for Indiana and ran its winning streak to 32 games. Indiana is favored to win the NCAA tournament by the oddsmakers, with UCLA the second choice, Mar) land third and North Carolina fourth . UTEP ( 20-5) finished the regular with the nation 's best defensive statistics lor the third straight year, but Indiana is generally regarded as the best defensive team in the nation. In the other first-round game at Lexington, Ky ., Ohio Valley Conference champ Middle Tennessee (26·4) meets Pacifie-S Conference runnerup Oregon SUite (18-10) . Saturday 's other Mideast doubleheader has Central Mi· chigan ( 20-5) meeting Georgetown (!7-9) and Kentucky (22· 4) playing Marquette (22-3) in one of the day 's top games. In the West, UCLA (23-3 ) rates a solid favorite over Big Ten runnerup Michigan (19-7) at Pullman, Wash., and, in the other game there, Montana (20-6) meets UU!h State (21-5). Alabama (22-1) will have to pay the price for its upset loss RESERVE CHEERLEADERS at Eastern High are, 1-r, on floor, Diana Epple; Peggy Trussell, Cindy Ritchie; next higher, Anita Buckley, and top, Cindy Dill. By FRED DQWN UPI Sports Writer The Baltimore Orioles rigure lhey were winners Thursday even though they were losers . The Orioles dropped a 7-1 decision to the Kansas City Royals but got a one·<nn, twohit, five-Inning perlormance !rom Jbn Pabner, their Cy Young Award winning pitcher of 1973. Palmer slwnped to a 7-12 record In 1974 and is regarded as the key man in lhe Orioles' peMant chances this season Inasmuch as the New York Yankees strengthened !hemselves considerably with the add!Uon of pitcher Jim Hunter from ,the Oakland A's and oulfielder Bobby Bonds from lhe,San Francisco Giants. Shortstop Frank White had four hits, Including a homer and a double,and Amos Otis hit a two-run homer to lead the Royals to lheir second victory in six exhibition games. Dennis Leonard, who worked two scoreless innings in relief, was against to Auburn in the Crimson Tide's final regular season game, which cost them the Southea ste rn Con ference championship. As a result , the Crimson Tide were placed in the West and will have to face WAC champ Arizona SUite (24· 3) on its home court. In the other game at Tempe, Nevada· Las Vegas plays San Diego State (14-12) . The Midwest doubleheaders at Lubbock, Tex., and Tulsa, Okla., feature Maryland agaiqst Creighton and Louisville against Rutgers in intersectional battles. Maryland ( 23·4) meets Creighton (20·6) in a doubleheader at Lubbo ck ~~ 59 N. Second St. Middleport May might see action l' .....•• ' St~ · THE SHOE BOX Racine, Ohio Ph. 949-3551 Middleport, Ohio ' ,, • .. • ;I ( I 1. I .. [,· I l �0 Friday, Man h H. 1975 esdav 1 30 p m uM f r o; t Wcctnt:'5<1av 1 JO p 111 w 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST WE Sl Ef AN IR a c•n el Rev Cecd Co x pasl or Sunday S ~:.~nda'f sc~oo t 10 am Schoo l supt Joe Sayre wor sh 1p 11 am Bib l e st udy Su n d a y school 9 45 a m Thursday 7 p m c h o1r Sunday even •M wor sh i P 7 30 pract 1ce Thu r sday a p m Wednesda y prayer and B• b le f PIIo w Sh•P suppe r fl r sl stvd y 7 30 p m Wednesday 6 30 p m U M W TUPPERS PLAINS four th Mo m 1 rW 6 p m CHRISTIAN CHURCH POMEROY POMEROY FIR ST BAP Eugene Und erwood p astor POMEROY TRINITY GREAT BEND - WorShi P 11 How ar d Ca ld we ll Jr Sunday TIST - Rober t Kuhn pas tor R ev W H P err in pastor Roy a m 2nd and .4 t h Sundays William Wa t son Sunday school Sc hool Sup! Sun da y Schoo l Mayer Sund3Y school supt Chur ch School 10 a m supt Sun day school 9 JD a m 9 30 a m Mor n 1ng Ser m on Chu r ch school 9 IS am LETART FALLS - Wor Sh ip BYF 6 p m B1ble stu d y Sunday ev enmg 10 30 a m wor$htp servt ce 10 ?4 a m 10 a m Chu rch sc h ool 9 a m Wrdnesday 7• p m c ho •r se r v•ce 7 p m Youth cho1r rehearsal Mon B1bl e st u d y 7 30 p m every pr act.ce Wednesday 8 JO p m LETART FALLS UNITED da y 3 30 p m Under d 1fCC I 100 Tu esda y POMEROY WESLEYAN BRETHREN - Rev F r ee land o f Mar y Skmner • sen or c ho1r HOLINES S CHUR C H MORNING STAR - Worsh 1p Nor r •s p astor F loyd Nor ris reheMsal 7 30 p m Thursday HarriSOnv•lle Rev 0 Dell 9 30 a m Chu rc h Sch ool 10 30 supt Sunda y sc hool 9 30 a m w!lh Mrs Paul Nease Manley Pas to1 '-ienry Eblm a m M1d Week Se r v1c e morn ing sermon 10 30 am W edn es da y a p m d tr ector Sun day Sc hool Supt Sunday Pfaye{ se r v ce W ed n esday Sc hool 9 30 am E\l enmg MORSE CHAPEL Wor 7 30 p m POMEROY CHURCH OF worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer and Sh ip 11 a m 1s t and Jrd CHESHIRE CHURCii OF TH E NAZARENE - Corner Pra •se serv ce Thun.day 7 JO Sund ays Church School 10 GOD OF PROPHECY - G P U nl• n and Mulberry Rev Pill •m Sm 1th pa s tor Sunday Sc hoo l Ciyoe V Henderson pastor PORTLAND - Wor sh i p 7 JO 10 a m Ar thur Hen son Sup t Sund ay school 9 30 am Glen Church Sch ool 9 30 a m P rn Morn 1ng Wor Sh i p 11 a m SY R AC U S E "' FtRiiT McClung supr morntng SUTTON - Wor Shi p 11 am Young People s servtce 7 wo r shtp 10 30 a m evening " HU R CH OF GOO Rev 2nd and 4th Sunda ys Church p m Ev ening ser'Ji ce 7 30 Gt::orye 0 ter pas tor Sunday service ~ 30 m td week ser School 10 a m p m W ednesday M1 d w e e~ vtce W ed nesday 7 30 p m school Q JS ~ 11 morn ng NORTHEAST CLUSTER Pra y er Serv ice 1 30 p m GRA C E EPISCOPAL - The preach IHI \1 a n Rev RobertMeece Youth meetmg 6 30 p m Rev Ha r old Deeth r ec tor rv ~nq e l •s l • c serv 1ce 7 :10 p m Rev Stanley Brandum Evenmg wor shiP 7 30 p m Pr 1 \. t"'r < I !HI T ht.Jr <; r1 1y Chu r ch services 10 JO a m JOPPA - Wor sh p 10 am CHESTER CHURCH OF H oly :: ommun•on ft r st Sunday }lfl u •• Church Sc.hoot 9 a m P r a yer THE NAZARENE Re v of mon th ch urc h schoo l 10 30 Mee 11ng Wedn esd ay 8 p m Herbert Grate pastor Wor am f o r nu r sery throuqh 12 PO M EROY WESTSIDE LONG BOTTOM Chur ch sh p serv ic e 11 ~ m and 1 30 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHURCH OF CHRI ST 200 W se rvt c e s 9 a m Su nday P m Sunda y Sunday Sc hool Man 5 1 J(' r ry PrHJI CHRIST Te rr ell G r on nger Sch ool 9 45 a m Btbl e Stud y 9 JO a m R !Chard Barton n n1Sicr Phone 992 7666 p as tor Btb le school 9 JO a m supt Prayer m eet1ng W ed every Thu rs da y 7 30 p m worst11p 10 30 a m adul t Co n serva t •ve no n n es d a y 1 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor worsh tp se r v 1ce r~nd yotmg •n strum en l a l Sunda y wor sh •P BRADFORD CHURCH OF Sh iP ll am Churc h Sch ool 10 10 a m 81ble study 11 am peoples meetmg 7 30 p m am CHRIST Cltfford Sm 1th Wednesday Combmed B1ble st udy and w or sh ip 6 p m ALFRED Su nd a y scl'1ool m n ster Su n day Sc hool 9 30 B•bl e study 7 p m prayer mee t •ng Wednesday pm 9 45 a m eac h Su nday a m mor n •ng cnu r ctl 10 30 7 30 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY pr ea chm g at 11 am ea c h <1 m Sunday evenm g ser v1ce MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of THE SALVATION ARMY CHURCH ( n on Sunda y Pray er m eet1ng 7 45 7 30 p m We dn esday serv.ce B Chnst 1n Chruftan UnionEnvoy Ray W W n •ng off 1cer denom l nat• on&l ) L .en gsv 11 le pm p m Wedn es day W SCS 8 p m L a w re n ce M a n te y pa s tor , 1n ch .!llrge Sunday 10 a m De~ete r R o~d the Rev Worley on lh •rd T uesda y ea ch month M r s Russel l Y oun g Sunday LAUREL CLIFF FREE Ho lin ess meoetmg 10 30 am H al ey pa stor Sunday scho ol REEDSV ILL E Su nday Sc h ool Supt Sunday Sc hool METHODIST Re\1 F loy d Sunda y Sc hool Vou n Q P eopl e s \0 a m evening wor Shi p 7 JO sc hoo l 9 JO prea ch m g 7 30 9 30 am Even 1n g worshtp F Sho ok pas 1or Ll oy d leg •on 7 p m Thur sda y 1 t o 3 P m P ra yer m eet• ng p m Su nd ay pray er mee t 1ng 7 30 We dn es da y p rayer Wr g ht Sund a y sc h oo l sup t Lad•es Home- League 7 T uesda y 7 30 p m yo ut h p m 7 JO p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 Sun da y sc hoo l 9 JO a m m eeti ng 7 30 p m group Fr day 7 30 p m I rs t T hursday each m onth MT MORIAH CHURCH OF mor n n g wor sh ip 10 30 a m SILVER RIDGE - Wor Ship even ng wo r sh p P m Pr ep classes GOD - Ra c1 n e Rout e 2 the 7 JO p m RUTLAND FR E EWILL 10 a m Chur ch Sc hool 9 am Rev Jam es M Mun c y pa stor Wedn esday Chnst1 an You t h PAUL LUTHERAN ST BAPTIST Roger Tur n er TUPPERS PLAIN$ Sunda y sc h o ol 9 45 a m CHURCH Corner of Sycamor e Cr us a de 6 30 p m Cho• r pas tor Sun day school 10 a m morn1ng wor Sh•P 11 am W orsh• P 9 Cl m "' Chu rc h pr ac t 1ce Th ur sday 1 p m ar d Second Sts, Pomero.,. The Su n da'f evenmg serv1ce 7 JO Sc hoo ! 10 a m evenin g w or sh i p 7 30 p m Rev Wlll•am M •dd cswa rt n DEXTER CHURCH OF V'vednesday Bib le study 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF Pra yer mee t n g T uesday 7 30 P as tor Sunday Sc hoo• at 9 45 CHR 1ST Ch ar les Russell pm CH R 1ST G eorg e Fr eder 1ck p m Y oun g p eop le s m eet ng am an ~ Churcll Se rv•ct'S 11 Sr m1 n1ste r Norman C Will sup! Serv• ce weekly 9 30 a m 7 30 om T hur sda y am supt Su n day sc ho ol 9 30 on Sunday Pr eac h ing f1rst and a m OLD DEXTER BIBLE worSh •P se rviCe 10 30 SACRED HEART Re'J M I DDLEPORT FIRST t h~rel Sundays of m ont h by CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev a m B1b !e study Tuesday athe r P aul D Welton ~o<dS i or BAPTIST - Corn er SDclh an d Ct ,ttord Sm1th 9 30 am Ron Terry past or Sunday 7 30 p m Phon e 992 2825 Sa t urday Pal me r th e R ev Steve HOBSON CHR tSTIAN Schoo l -~ 10 am Mr s Wor l ey REORGANIZED CHURCH even.ng Mass 1 Jv Sun day Skagg!o pastor Dan ny UNION - Dar re ll Doddrlll sup er i n tendent F r anc S OF JESUS CHRIST OF Mass 8 and 10 a m Con Th ompson Sund ay sc hool supt castor Sunday School, 9 30 Mornmg wor Ship 11 am LATTER DAY SAINTS f ess.on Satu rd av 7 7 JO p m WM PO r ad o p rogr am 7 45 am L eonard Gi lmore f 1rst Sunday even ng sHv•ce 7 JO Por tl and Ra c• n e Road am Sun da y sc h ool 9 15 a m elder e ven•ng ser>JI CC 7 JO W111 1am Rousn pa stor Denny mo r n ng wo r ship 10 15 a m P m Wednesday prayer Evans Sund a y Schoor Youth a eti VItl eS and f ell OWShi P mee t1ng 7 30 p m D~re ctor Sunday School, 9 30 tor !Un tor an d sen •or hig h MT MORIAH CHURCH OF am Morning worship 10 30 stu dents 6 p m B •bl e study GOO - Rac•ne Route 2 The am Sunday evenmg ser 'J1 c e 7 7 30 p m M d w ee k praye r From the Saturday Evemngcopy of the ' Jerusalem Post ' Rev c narles H ll nd pa st or P m Wednesday e v enmg servtce We dn esd a y 7 30 p m Sunday sc hoo l 9 45 a m prayer serv 1ces 7 30 p m AD 33 morning worShiP 11 a m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Even •ng serv •c es Tuesday and CHURCH OF CHRIST R ev Earl Shul er pa sto r Fnday 7 30 Middleport Slh and Ma i n Yesterday , a Man, accused of malefaction , was sentenced to Wor shtp se rv1ce 9 30 a m BEARWALLOW RIDGE Geo r g e G l aze mln1 s t er Sun da y sc hool 10 30 a m CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1bl e death by crucifiJUOn before the daiS or Jerusalem s Governor James Sheets supermtendent Sunday e1.1en1ng se r v 1ces 7 JO St udy 9 30 a m m orn1ng B •bl e sc hoo l 9 30 am The trial and arrest and pronouncement were expedited without mornmg m B1 ble st ud y and prayer p wor sh i p 10 30 am e'J en1ng wor ship 10 30 am serv1ce Thur sda y 7 JO p m the help of defense for the accused There was no clear con- e<~en l ng worsh 1p 7 30 p m wc.r sh1p 6 30 p m Wednesda y K •ngsbury Roao rll nday Bible Study 7 30 p m prc!l y er serv• ce 1 p m Wed VICllon A false witness reported that the accused One threatened nesdav School 9 30 am Ra lph carl MT OLIVE CHURCH supt Worship serv 1ce 10 30 to destroy the temple of God and m three days rebwld 1t (A clear MIDDLEPORT CHURU Long Bottom Sunday Sc hoo l a m and 7 30 p m alternately OF THE NAZARENE Re\1 a m W1th Willard P•go tt 10 case of perjury, for the temple sllll stands ) Others said that He D l.l n Cole pa s l o r Alfr €' 4 supt E \l angeil st c message Pray er meel •ng Wednesday , declared HlJTISelf the Kmg of the Jews , and this He would not Ru sc he! Su n d a y Sc hool supt ea ch Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m 1 30 p m Rev Jay Sti les , p<J slor Su nd ay school 9 JO a-m by Elder Ru ss ell Cline deny (But a Kmg without a .throne') morn •n g w or sh•P 10 30 a m m In 1ster of the Apostol 1c Fa 1lh lONG BOTTOM It is true that He was known to have had quite a followmg of Sun day evan gel•st c mee t ing B •bl e Stud y Wedn esday 7 30 CHRISTIAN Mr Robert' pm 7 30 p m pra ye r m ee tm g Wyatt. pastor Sunday School street people - tax collectors, prostitutes , radicals, Wedn es da v 7 30 p m STIVERSVtllE COM sup l Ronald Osborne B1b le hberatwmsts - and to have pracllced medicine without a MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday prea ch mg SchoDI 9 JO a m 45 am Even 1ng serviCeS THE UNITED PRES sc hool serv ice 10 a m Prayer 710 JOg license He was also known to have diStributed food to the poor m meeting Thursday 7 p m BYTERIAN MINISTRY and He did preach about a kingdom which had power to make all OF Sunday even1ng serv1 ce 7 p m MEIGS COUNTY, Dwight HYSELL RUN FREE ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH men free L Zavltz Flastor D~re c tor Pom e roy H a rr 1s onv111 e Rev Pau l Nev !l e, p as tor HARRISONVILLE Yesterday, they marched Him 9ut to His execution at a Sunday Roa d M 1ke G1 rt on pa stor Church School 9 30 Sund a y Sc hoo l 9 30 am Steven Stanl ey Sund a y SChOO! Morn ng serv1ce 10 30 a m Sllal)'s pace Many curiOuS people crowded about Him, and some am Mrs Homer lee Sr'p l sup t Sund a y Sc hool 9 30 a m Morning Worsh i ~ 10 30 am youth serv1ce 6 45 p m others, who, only a few days ago shouted to make Him their kmg m orn 1n g wo r sh•P and c om MIDDLEPORT Sund5Y Evan gel iStiC ser v 1ce 7 30 p m Sund a y Pray er meet1n g T"• •r " rl"" ' Many m the crowd were excurswmsts to Jerusalem who had Church School 9 30 a m John mu n 1on 10 30 am e\len•n g youH1 Chr 1St1 a n en 7 30 p m F F ultz Supt Morn 1 n~ come to celebrate the Feast of Passover Their Jewish leaders Worsh lp 10 30 am deaver 6 30 p m w orsh• P FREEDOM GD:>I"'EL serv1ce 7 JO p m Wednesd a y SYRACUSE Morning and priests and elders marehed along with them, their hsts still eve nm g pr ayer m ee tmg and MISSION at Bad Knob Rev WorShip 9 a m Sunday clenched, still hiSSing between their teeth ' Cruelly Him 1" Church School 10 a m Mrs E J Grlff1th sup! of c hur ch B 1bl e s tudy 1 JO p m Rev L R Glu esen c amp HCrucify Hlrn. P• Sampson Hall Sup! ST JOHN LUTHERAN pasto r Roger Wlllfred Sr CHURCH P 1 n e Gr ove The Yesterday, they Jed a condenmed Man to Calvary and there Sunday Sc hool supt Sun day Rev Wil l1 am M •dd lesw arth sc l'1oo l 9 JO a m pray er they crucified H1m between two others who were dynng for their Pas tor Chu rch Serv •c es 9 30 m eetmg Tue sday 7 JO p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF a m Sunda v Sc hoo l 10 30 a m GOD - Phlll•p Whit l ey pastor red-banded deeds These two railed on Him just hke all the youth m ee tmg 6 p m Sunday Sunda y scho ol 10 a m lead er s A da Van M et er and others, but He only prayed for their forgiveness One of the BRADBURY CHURCH OF Gretta Suttle Sunda y even1n g wor sh p se rv1c e 1 p m CHRIST - B1 bl e Schoo l 9 30 wor Ship 7 p m through w nte r Pray er m eet .ng Wedn esda y thieves was so moved by the composure of the Man hangin g be7 30 p m a m morn .ng wor sh •p 10 30 month s l"l•een them, that he actually defended H1m and asked to be am Sun d a y eve n n g Wor sh•P MT HERMON CHURCH OF Se r v •ce 7 p m c ho 1r pra c t1 ce remembered when He came Into His Kmgdom. Other words were Wedn esda y 7 p m Rev Jeff THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook spoken by the Man on the._4'ellt.er cross that echos the wnungs of R an son P C~S ior ~ pastor Sunday school 9 30 our own Messiamc prophecies, but of course • HAZEL COMMUNITY a m Russell Spen cer supt ANTIQUITY BAPTIST CHURCH N ear Long Bot worshiP service HI 45 a m Today, some very strange phenomena has occurred m the Rev Freeland Norn s pas tor tom Ed sel Hart pastor evenmg worsh1p alternatmg City. People are subdued and many would like to believe that the Sunday schoot 10 a m Chur ch with C E at 1 30 p m on Sun d a y sc hool 10 a m servtce 7 p m Weelnesday Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 30 Chur ch 7 30 p m prayer Man who died on that middle cross was Who He said He was but p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe Study 7 p m they lack the courage Hearts are troobled at the gwlelessn~ o~ mee 11ng 7 30 p m Thur sday Bll>le l ay leader RACINE C'WURCH OF WHITE'S CHAPEL the Man that suffered so much at the hands of others If He was I HE NAZARENE Re v Coolville RO Rev Roy Deeter W1111a m Barth olomew pastor who He said He was, and if He did what He came to do, then He pasto r Sunday school 9 30 Sunday sc hool 9 30 am MIDDLEPORT PEN must have taken His work ternbly to heart am worship serv1ce , 10 30 m orn ng TECOSTAL - Third Ave lhe Gerald Wells sup t a m B 1ble study and prayer wo rs h1p 10 30 am Wed Rev W 1lllam Knittel pastor Yesterday, a Man died on the middle cross at Calvary serv 1ce , Wednesday 1 30 p m Ronald Dupan Sunday Schoo l nesday se r v 1ce 1 p m RUTLAND By the way, Were You There ' - Floyd F Shook Pastor RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Supt Classes for all ages RUTLAND CHURCH OF U.urel Cliff Free Methodist Church ' ' Wa ll er P 81kacs an pa s tor even ing servic e 1 30 p m CHRIST- Rod K~s ler pas tor Bible study Wednesdav 1 30 Ronn1 e Sal se r Sunda y schoo l V H Bral ey Sunday school supt Sun day sch ool 9 30 am youth servi c es Frid a y P m supt Sunday school 9 30 a m 7 30 p m mor n •n g wor s hip 10 40 worSh i p serv1 c e and com Sunda y even mg wor sh•P 7 30 FREEWILL BAPTIST m un •on 10 30 a m youth W edn es da y eve n ng B1b le Corner Ash and Plum . M1d meet 1ng 6 p m Sunday s tud y 7 30 dleport Noel Herrman even 1n g serv 1ce 7 regu lar pastor Sa t urday evenmg ' DANVILLE WESLE YAN board m eetmg thtrd Saturday serv •ce 7 p m Sunday school Rev Leton G lasure pastor 7 p m 10 a m Sunda y evening Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m RUTLAND COMMUNITY wor ship 7 p m youth and tUn 1or youth ser v• ce CHURCH Sunday School 6 4S p m evenmg worsh•P Worship service 11 9 JO am 7 30 p m , prayer an d pra. se am Wednesday prayer By RICHARD M HARNETT Allen who """ parcuer m a Wednesday 1 1n o m meel1ng 7 30 p m Sunday MEIGS SILVER R \.; , - r-REE ll1llnagement consulung firm SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) COOPERATIVE n1gh t worShip 7 30 p m BAPTIST - RE::v Ralph Dean PAR ISH William E Allen , auto mdustry after !ea\1ng the auto Inpastor Sun da '!bSc hoo t 10 a m THE UNITED RUTLAND CHURCH OF supt Evenmg L eon M1 ll er entrepreneur, thmks the dustry 'tzcarefully planned METHODIST CHURCH THE NAZARENE Re v serv1 ce 7 30 p m Pra y er Robert T Bumgarner American nwtopfl IS ready for franchismg as the way to go Lloyd 0 Gnmm J r pastor m ee t in g Thur sday 1 JO p m Director Sunda y sc hool 9 30 a m lowcost, quick-.serVIce tune-up- With a concept like the qwckCHE1iTER CHURCH OF POMEROY CLUSTER wo r Sh ip ser v1 c e 10 30 a m GOD Rev Dan Ayer s Rev carlE HtckS stop tune-up He Is puttmg his stations wl\ere a computer, br oad cas t li ve ov er WMP O past or Sun day sc hool 9 30 R e\1 D W m Sydenstricker youn g peoples serv1c e 6 45 analyzes engme performance own money and that of several am wor Sh ip ser v• ce 11 a m CHESTER WorShip 9 1S evan gel iStiC ser 1.1• ce 7 30 p m evenm g ser \1 ce 7 30 p m a m , Chur ch Schoo l 10 a m and proVIdes18 simple prmtout backers mto Test & Tune Pra yer m eet 1n g Wedne sday ElHERPRISE - WorShip 9 YOVth se rv 1ce Wedn esday 7 30 · Because my background a m Church School 10 a m 7 30 p m M 1SS10nary m ee tmg for the customer pm ' 7 30 P m f •r sl W ednesday o f FLATWOODS Worship 11 automotiv e, I had a was Allen, fonnei-ly marketing LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN mo nth Chur ch Schoo l 10 a m CHURCH Te d Jones executive for For~ and KaiSer feasibihly study made to see a m POMEROY Worsh p pa stor Sun day scl'1ool 9 JO MASON COUNTY Jeep, has had two ''Test & what area had the best 10 30 1 m Chur c h Schoo l 9 1S a m Roy S1gman supt THE HILAND CHAPEL Ill m UMYF 6 30 p m morn•ng w o r Sh i p 10 30 Tune " stations operating for potenllal- where there was the George Casto pastor Sunda ROCK SPRINGS - Worship Sun day e v en mg serv•ce 7 30 _ic hool. 9 JO , evenmg worsh 1 Y the past SIX months m suburoo most conswner need, · sa1d 10 a m Church School 9 a m m 1d week ser\ltCe Wed 1 30 Thur sday ev enmg pray f. pm ' nesd ay 7 JO p m Allen We found the need m UMYF6JO east of San ~nc1sco serv•ce 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER MASON FIRST BAPTIST Rn Robert Bumgarner "We are UlJ...bi lhe break-even this particular area was very SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts , Stan HEATH Worsh ip 10 30 THE NAZARENE Rev pomt," says who plans to strong ' ' Cra 1g pastor Sunday schoo ! a m , Chur c h Sc hool 9 30 a m Howard C Bla ck pas tor Bo b 9 45 am worsh •P serv 1ce 11 UMY F1 pm After stud_> mg earlier veropen several more pilot Moor e Sunday School Su pt a m fram i ng un1on 6 30 RUTLAND - WorSh i p 9 1S Sun da y Sc ~ool cl a sses t or all stations and then franchis" his SIOns of computenzed auto 1 m • Chu rc h School 10 a m P m evenmg worsh•P serv 1ce ag es 9 30 a m mor n 1ng 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer testmg, Allen decided the UM Y F 1 p m system nationwide w or sh •P 10 45 N Y P S Sun da y se r v1ce. Wednesday , 1 30 p m SALEM CENTER Wor 30 p m evange liSt iC serv1 ce system, stup 9 a m Churc h School 10 6Sunday Allen saJd got mto the Hamilton-Standard MASON CHURCH OF 1 30 p m M 1d w eek. P 0 Box 487 Mi ller 'automotive testing field 'be- which was developed oof of a m UMY F Th ursda y 7 p m pra y er meet mg , Wedn esda y, CHRIST, St, Mason w va Sunday SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 JO p m Mlss•onary meet1 ng cause the world fuel situation a~t technology, was the B i ble Study 10 am WorshiP Rev Rtchlrd E Jarvis secon d Wednesda y 7 30 p rn 11 a m and 7 p m 8 1ble Study ASBURY Worsh i P 11 Will always be cntical, and flr~t , e~~Ipment that made UNt rEo FAT Ttt NOt~~ Wedne sday 7 p m V ocal , Chur ch School 9 50 a m , Dt:"NOMINATIONAL Rev mUS IC because exhaust pollution IS specia \lzahon worthwhile aW m SCS 1st Tuesctay FIRST SOU'I'HERN BAP FOREST RUN - WorSh iP 9 Rober t Sm 1th , pa stor Sunda y going to be everyone's concern ecoi'QmicaUy " school 9 30 a m cl ass lead er TIST - Cor ner ol Second and a m Chu r ch School 10 a m Various manufacturers have WS CS 3rd Wednesday, 7 3G Leo H11 1. worSh i p serv 1c e Ander$on , Mason Pa stor .. if they possess,an auto " 10 30 a m church 7 30 n m Walter Cloud Sunda y, school offered electronic auto testing p m ' Fuel experts say if every EDEN UN I TED -8RE1ii 9 45 a m worsh 1p serv.ce, 11 MINERSVILLE Wor1h 1 p gear for years, some of which 10 a m Church School 9 a m a m and 7 30 p m Wetkly motorist m the country got RENIN CHRIST - Eld en R Blake pastor Sun da y School B ible stud y Wed nesda y 7 30 regular tune-up twu;!! a year, It lS wid'ely used m garages and WS CS 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m 10 pm Howard M cCoy SYRACUSE Ctwrch supta Mmorn i ng would save 3.8 billion gallons of se~_v1ce stations The informa- ScllOot MASON ASSEMBLY OF sermon 11 a 9 JO a m , worsh ip GOD - Second St Mason w Sun day n1 ght ser vtc es m hon ge nerated by these ser~ ''!.' 1 30 p m gasoline Va Chester Tennant pastor Chr 1st 1an Endeal,!er . 7 30 p SOUTHERN CLUSTER What keeps them from 11, systems usually appears on an Sunday schoo l 10 a m , Song se r vtce 8 p m m R~v Steven Wtlson mornmg worsh •P 11 a m Prea chm g 8 JO p r'n M 1d Allen believes, IS the cost, and oscilloscope or meter readmg R•v L1rry Pohng evangeliSt iC se r v •ce 7 30 p m w eek Pray er m eehng W ed Rev Howard Stuv•ley the fact the average motoriSt which cannot be understood by B1bte study and prayer serv 1ce nesela y 7 p m • Ra y Aelams BETHANY ( Dorc•s} Wednesda y . 7 30 p m Phone lay leader has to rely on someone else to the average motonst Worsh •P 9 30 a m • Churctl 773 51 33 Sc l'loo l 10 30 a m CHURCH OF JESUS Autosense reqwres the atteD him whallll wrong With his HARTFORD CHURCH OF CARMEL Worsh tp 11 CHRIST - Located at Ru tlan d CH R 1ST 1n Christ lin Union tendant to atta ch a number of car-1lnd thiS often results m a m lst and Jrd Sundays , on New L 1m a Ro ad n ext to The Rev W tlham Campbel l Church School 10 a m Fores t Ac re Pa r k Rev Ra y electromc leads to paris of the more expense pastor Sunday School , 9 JO Rouse , pastor . Rober t Musser ' m • James Hugl'1 es sup t • In the new Autosense analyz- engine The computer comSunelay School supt Sunda y APPLE GROVE - Su nday even •no serv ice 7 JO p m 10 30 a m worsh ip sc hoo l l 9 30 a m , wor sh'i p er developed by Hamilton- t\ares readings from these schoo Wednesday even i ng prayer first anel tturd Sunday, 7 30 7 30 p m B fb l e study , wea . with engme p m • prayer meet1ng, W!d nesday. 7 30 p m Saturday meet 1ng . 7 30 p m You t h Standard, a Uruted Aircraft probes prayer servtce each Tuesda y t grayer serv 1ce 1 30 p m subsidlary, Allen believes he specificatlon data supphed by nesday 7 30 p m Fellowsh iP ntgh FAIRVIIi'W BIBLE HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH. supper, f 1rst Saturday . 6 p m W VI Rt has the equipment that will the car manufacturer The U M w second Tuesday . 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Wat son. L Rew Letart Gt'orge Hoschar , pastor Ray Whaley. supt raise computerized auto engme computer then produ<:es a pm putor Sun~ay Schoo l 9 30 Mornmg worsh •P 9 30 a m a m Prayer and Bi ble st udy lesllng to ·a new level of ef- prmted sheet giVIn g com10 30 a m EAST LETART Sunday c hurch sc l'lool 7 y30 p m Cot t age Pr ayer w or sh•P· young people'S meet1n o 6 30 pansons of the engme tested schoo l. 9 30 a m fiCienCy anu prachcahty Servtce Tue$day , 10 a m second and fourth Sunda y 7 30 P m evenmg worsh•P· J 30 Worsh1p Serv•ce, Thursday , 1 with the specifications D m B1bl e studv. Wednesda y pra ye r meetmg Wed Dm • 7 JO p m UNt r E D G Rll H A M METHODIST Pr ea c hing 9 30 a 111 f1r st and se cond Sundays of each mont h th ird and fourth Su nd a y s eac h month wors h i P ser v •c e at 1 30 p m Wednesday evenrngs at 7 30 Prayer and B1b l e_St udy_ SEVENTH OAY AO V E NTIST Mu l ber r y He1gh t s Pomeroy P as t or C r ard Seton Sabbath school every Sa t urday at 2 p m and worShiP se rv1 cc f o ll ow~g a ! 3 15 p m Ope n B•ble diSCUSS IOn 7 30 p m at the chur c h each Thu r sday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP T JS T 282 Mu l berry Ave Po m eroy a t lillilled w1 t h lhe Rev Oradtey S B C Spen cer pas tor Troy Zw 1111ng Sunday scnoo su pl Sunday Schoo l ~ 30 am mor n1nQ worsn.p 10 JO Sunday !' vange i iSI• C meet1ng 7 30 p m Prayer m ee t.ng Wedn esctay 1 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT M ORIAH BAPTIST Corne r Fou rth and M a n M dd lepor t R ev H en r y Key Jr pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am M r s E r v n Ba umgard ner su pt M or n m g wor shiP 10 4S a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES L ar r y Car n ahan p re s l d1ng m m 1s ter Sund a v B1 bl e tee l ur e 9 30 a m Wat chtow er Tuesday s tudy 10 30 a m B1 bt e slud y 1 30 p m Thu r s d a y m•n•s try sc hool 1 30 p m ser v 1ce meeting 8 30 1 0 M~sl'fl~low 20,33 Mov1e 'The S1egeat Red R••er• IO Mike Dougla s 13 4 Jo-Bew 1tc hed 3 M er v Gnffm 4 -· 0 • •' • " M od Squad 6 Luc y Show 8 Bonanza 15 5 DO- FBI 3 Andy Gntt1th B MISter Rogers' Nel 9hborhood 10 33 1ronsode IJ 5 30---News 6 Beverly H 111b• lil es B Hodgepodge Lod e 20 Get Sma.t 15 Elec co 33 g g CBS News Bewll<hed 6 10 Zoom 20 M u Report 33 7 00- Truth or Cons 3 4 Bow ling for Dollar s 6 Wh a t 5 My Lm e BL A ZE5 I PIJ EVER EXPEC r ED A MEDAL- FOR ESCOf'TI>J G A SH EIK 5 DAU 6HTER! TUT TUT Y,Y SOY DON T MOD8."5T e.e- 8 News 10 L e t s M a ke a D eal 13 Jimm y Dean 15 Stock II. Barrel 20 Nova 33 I J 3Q- Hollyw00d Square s 3 4 YOU MAY ~OO>J ~ & Ohi o Lottery 6 L ock 15- R1 ghl B Consum er Sur vl•al Kll 20 Wi ld Kongdo m 10 To MEE-Tit..I Q AN OT HER FAGCIHATINB T ell the T ruth 13 Amen c: an Outdoorsman 15 Sunshme 3 4 15 Barney Mtl! er 6 13 The Wa! ton s 8 10 Moy ers Journal 20 33 O R IENTAL PCR..;ONAGE 10 30---Horace Marshall 33 11 DO-News 3 4 6 B.IO 13 15 AB C Ne"' s 33 11 30---Johnny Carson 3 • 15 Wide World Speci al 13 FBI 6 Mo••e 'Desperate Search' B. Mo•le Two L•v•n g One Dead ' 10 News 20. Jana k• 33 12 30---Wide World Special 6 1 DO-Tomorrow 3 4 News IJ SATURDAY, MARCH 15,1975 6 00-Sunnse Semester 10 6 30-Fun for Everyone 6 IV Classroom B Tr eehouse C!ub 10 Kentucky Afield 13 • ~ I p I 7 QO--Sturday Report 3 A w are 6 Treehouse Club 8 I~ & Costello Hblt ~ and renew your streng th l>i'I'J;Ili'P In ~ 8 Man from COSI 10 Tennessee Tux edo 13, Sesame St 20 8 DO-Addams Family 3 4 15 Jog Is Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6 My Favorite Martians B, Popeye 10 B 30---Wheelle & the Chopper Bunch 3,4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6 Speed Buggy B Mister Rogers 20 JJl1J/Mill'l!J1® l.4.t u-4/J . - I , _ hy HI Ni l I AflN O IIl • " " ' li t H I l f 1 Unscramble these rour Jumbles, on!!! letter to each square, to rorm four ordmary words THERE IS NO BACK DOOR , LURCH' Come to that constant source of msptralton and truth lh., ""' ' ' n In Touch 13 7 30--Jabberwocky 3 Farm Front 4 Eddie SAunders 6, Abbott It's a marshmallow world-at least through the eyes of children-a wonderful world of d tscovery Each day brings new happmess explonng excthng s tghts and sounds Their trust and belief make every day a fasctnatmg adventure But what happens when they grow up? The staggenng pressures of today's modern world take the beauty and exCitement out of life Cnses, cnme and the struggle of earntng a livmg all It iter out the JOY and spotlight the stress The days are long • But wtlh all 1ts problems ltfe IS sttll tncredibly beautiful When we forget thai It IS, we need to be remmded that ltfe has a meanmg we need to take on the faith of a chtld the Church ltrAdH rl ng~tv(.e lr~c Slrdlbu g Sesame Sf 20 8,1 0 ... 9 30--- Run Joe Run 3,.,15, Adventures of Gilligan 13, Big Blue Marble 6 D~ nosaurs 8, 10 Carrasc olendas 20 11 Jo=-Star Trek 3 4 1.5, Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show B10, Zoom 20 12 DO-NCAA Basketball 3.4 15, These Are the Days 6.13, H arl em Globetrotters 8 10, Bread & Butterflies 20 12 30--Am er! c an Bandstand 6,13, Fat Albert 8, 10 1 Jo--Soul Train 6 Other People Other Places 13 2 DO-NCAA Basketball3 415 WrestllngB, Bill Dance Outdoors 2 3D-Outdoors with Julius Boros 6, Harold Ensley 3 oo--Dther People, Other Places 6 Viewpoint B, Celebrity eowlfng 13 4 DO-NCAA Basketball 3 4 15, Making Things Grow 33 4 Jo--.A Bit w1th Knit 33 5 DO-Golf 6 13, High School Bowl B. Lumberlack In Alaska 10, The Romagnolls' Table 33 5 30---News B Course of our Times 33 6 DO-News 3,4,10. Frelnds of Man 6, Lawrence Walk B Ghosttown Skiers 13, A Look at the Book 15, Catch 3333 6 30---NBC News 3,4, 15 Reasoner Report ll News6, CBS News 10 Zoom 33 7 DO-Burt Bacharach Opus No 3 Lawrencewelk 415-Hee Ha" 6 B, $25,000 Pyramid 10, Newsmaker '75 13, World Press 33 7 JG-Anlmal World 10, Celebrity Sweepstakes 1] 8 DO-Emergency 3,., 15 Kung Fu 6.13, All In the Family B,IO, Book Beat 33 B 30--The Jeffersons B, 10. Biography 33 9 DO-Movie 'The Omega Man" 3,4,15 Movie 'In the Heat of the Night" 6,13 Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Movie "Sansho the Bailiff" 33 9 lO-Bob Newhart B,10 10 DO-Carol Burnett B,10 II 110-News 3,4 B.10 13. ABC News 6 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 15 11 15-Jaycees Auction 6 11 JG-Mov le 'Bus Riley's Back In Town" 3, Movie "The Ugly American" 4, Movie "Se• and the Single Girl" 8 Movie ' The Great Bank Robbery" 10 Movie "The Incredible Two Headed Transplant 13, Janak! 33 1 DO-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6, Movie "Blood and Block Lace"' 13 1 15-Movle The List of Adrian Messenger" 4 I 3()-Movle ' Pepe 10 2 30---ABC News 13 3 DO-Movie "The Brides of Dracula ' 4 3 JG-Movle "That Kind of Woman" 10 4 45-Movle "Sing and Swing" 4 relationsh i p wlll be aown on the ba si s of a lew words you exchange w1th a new acQualntanca Vrgna I KJ W1th the hope 11 Will , In some measure, foster and help sustain thai wh1ch IS good In famtly and commun1ty life, this feature 1s sponsored by the bus mess firms and organizations whose names appear below - YALSAWI• SURe:~ 1 HEINERS BAKERY AND UP l'f.IE AlL.IiY - ITS OUifT TOO MAYSE IT'Ll. Be A LITTLI 8 FRA.~.-.NT IN. SUMNIER, BUT THIS ISN T SIJMMER- l~•terd•r'• Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va ( RACINE FOOD MARKET INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE. The Storew1 th A Heart M1nor Repa irs & Tune up Middleport Beech & Locust Phone 949 3342 Ph 991 2366 M&R SHOPPING CENTER GDEGLEIN READY MIX . D•al992 32B4 Ever IGA FOODLINER Middleport \ thmk of qettm' Middleport, Oh•o hrtch? All WEATHER ROOFING SMITH NELSON MOTORS Bu 1ck Ponttac Opel G M C Dealer Ph 991 2174 500 E Main St 337 N 2nd Middleport Ph 992 2550 BETSY ROSS BAKERY ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Ph 949 9591 Rac 1ne CO. AND CONSTRUCTION M•ddleport FUTILE (An••en tomorro,.,.j BIKINI lfou l11 wmt ltJ grrfJH Ultlr Clltxlt - TACKLE IT 6Lw·~~e by THOMAS JOSEPH • Rac1ne I Jumhlr. LIGHT CEASE Antwl!'r ' 'SICK• IN THE MIDDLE I ~ .............. I '1 I XJ-( X XH X:I ]" JUST AROUND CORN~ ~~RE. D•al9921101 ii-IEY' J;1E EXCITING BOOK$, THOU61-l A !!liT I I r TH Pomeroy SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov, Now arran1e tht circled lellen ~ to form lhe aurpnte MIWtr, u I :=::::f,:::::A::=::=~-;;;::::;;;..,.•:u~c&"e•led by the aboYe cartoon. 0 700 E Mam ACROSS l One of a warmng triO o Vulgar to Resilienc) 11 Denms or Hedda tl RegiOn 11 Complete 15 Give try ( 2 wds) 16 NouriShed !7 Stannum tM Plate !0 Make gnllee 21 Small boat 22 Domzett1 opera ! l Nasty DOWN l Solemn ! German style cake I Identical (4 wds t t Shade of green 5 Blithesome 6 Prmtmg type style ; Like ly ~ Exact likeness 12 wds) 9 Arranged successively You eKude charm and diplomac y today Inject yourself Into situations where you can be the bridge over t r oub l ed waters between • lnends TAURUS (April 20-Moy 201 One wh o 1s close to your heart has good news for you Seek a qwet secluded rendezvous 10 hear 1t GEMINI (Moy 21-Juno 201 ~; cost t6 Turbulence 19 Oz ' dog !2 Bombast ! l Frothed !1 Garbed !5 Sonar sound !9 Greek Porter Island j0 Watered fabric j t Sign on a door l6 Drunkard 37 HairdO LILABNER MARK V STORE I ' LOUIS W Osborne 220 E Mam Pomeroy VIRGO (Aug. 23-Stpt 22) Your approach to another s handlmg of a tricky busi ness problem w11! be clever and prac t1 ca l You H real i ze a modest part of h1s profit liBRA (Stpl 23-0ct 231 The seeds fo r a lasting social Middleport Ottlo Ph 992 217B • : I: I; GAUL'S MARKET 'I SWISHER & LOHSE DHARMACY Chester Oh 1o I I I We Fill Al l Doctors' Prescriptions 992 1955 Pomeroy I I • •t ~~ Me 1gs County Branch I It • •t "IJM/tS THE ATHENS COUNTY TWO LOCATiONS 59 N Second 51 Middleport 0 · · 46 Court St. .-·-• Gallipolis: 0. SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992 3863 P. WAID CROSS SONS STORE • ! PAULEY, AGENT ! o. .: KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. The Fmest 1n Mobile Homes Mam Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 K&C JEWELERS '' Pomeroy RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN \ Salem St Rutland Ph 742 395" II STORE ORLTZ UHO dtdn t forge! -~ Mlrch 15, 1175 01~•r• will help you brlghlen yd""' ttnanclal outlook thi s year Tttld'gs you ve always wanted but couldn t afford will be within reach by year 8 end without straining th9 budget !NEWSPAPER F..NTERPRISE ASSS 1 ¥A8H • 7 53 • 10 43 • J 9 75 ·~ Wes1 North East South Pass Pass 2• Pas s Pass Pass 1• separately ,, - ·1 - "j I RACINE PlANING MILL Bu1ld1ng Supplies & CU11tom Mlllw • Ph 992 3978 ork • . ·I ' I ' tJ [ 1• NIS FUKOTLDO LMLZ AK2 milled h:ast and West to score their ace and king of trumps E UTS E F T M L HG RTERLZ ou BTOR0 R IS YIDuALSO -ORLUVUZL ZUUDLMLFO Yesterday's Cryptoquote: INSPIRATION AND GENIUS ARE NOT EVERYTHING WHILE MOZART COMPOSED THE PHONE DIDN'T RING -MAY RICHSTONE IC 181& tan& Fea.twn Srndieau , Inc= ) The b1ddmg has been + West TVLIFD I Opemng lead - J By Oswald & James Jacoby South's Jump, to four s~des was a $Ubstantial overb1~ II) fact players would have passel(~.!)le raise to two buf South was one of those players who felt that dame fortune would favor him Dame fortune did as a starter A heart lead and heart return would have cooked his goose, but West Jed the )liCk of diamonds South won . played three rounds of clubs to get rid of one heart and led a trump West won With the jack and Jed a heart 10 East's ace East led th e Jack of cl ubs which per- most Pass North East It Pass ,. 14 Soutb 1• • 2" P••• ":"i\ ' Pass You South. hold •KH4¥AQ2 tJ13.Kl05 Wh:at do you do now? • A - Bid two notrump TODAY S QUESTION Instead of responding one d)a-' mOf\d your partner has one spade Whal do yoo ' rn~ • .fo _, ' '" Send $1 lor JACOBY MODE/iN book to 'W1n at Bridge (c/o fh1& • newspaper/ P 0 Box 489 Radio,. CllyStaloon NewYo1if NY 10019 : !:-.IEWSPAPER ENTEKPRlSE ASSN I IIMI'IRE5 CAN'T RESiST A f'j!fTT'( FACE ! » I ALS EAST AAJ ¥K 109 • J 10 9 8 4 North South vulnerable AXYDLBAAXR lo LONGFELLOW DUAL WESl SOUTH (DI AQ10975 • 62 +AKQ2 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t: PI \ ' I I.., Middleport, Ottio ' CARPENTER'S MARKET HARD- LIFE- 29 French. com 32 Badly ( pref ) J:l Tease 34 My (Fr) .l5 Blackboard accessory 37 EntiCement .18 Break m rank l9 Fairy-tale monster 40 Sidetrack 41 Ballpark drmk r;: ' Paont, Plumbong & Electncal Supplies Tuppers Pta1ns ' Ph 667 3963 AWFUL HIS FL..I$6.-BIT' compamon 2M Consumed CRYPTOQUOTE 1 . TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE WCRKE:D t6 A KQB2 il .I' ~ •' Oe•oled to Metgs Mason Area Pomeroy 0 Ph 992 37B5 ' G OATS-" MUSTA AQUARIUS (Jon 20Fob. 1t) If Overb1dders should remem· ber one basic rule They must play exceptionally well If South had, he would have m~de his contract , The play Isn't that dlffleult After runmng the three clubs, South should have Jed dummy's last club and discarded his last heart on East's good jack of clubs This play of a loser on a loser would have made It Impossible for the defenders to get in an overruff In this way South would have lost only two trump tricks Instead of three • QJ 73 One letter ,!Imply »londs for another In thls sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the 1wo O's, etc Stncle let(era, apoitropheo, the JenJih and formation of the words are ill hmts Each day the code letters are different ·~ THE DAILY SENnNEL Keepsake Dtamond R1ngs 212 E Mam 51 t ,,'I' POWELL'S SUPER VALU The Fnendly Folks' Pomeroy, Ohio • B6 4 3 RoadHE NE VAH LIFTED A F INGER IN AU. 14 NORTH : 1 Dlal992 231B . ·AN' SOM£ LAZ V HE 18) Means will be()ome ava•lable to get a luxury for your home that you previously couldn' t afford Overbidders snould play well I c Nat1onwtde Insurance Co of Columbus 307 Spnng Ave Pomeroy Grocer 1es & General Merchandise Racme Ph 949 5772 1100 E J. '/W~rJ & w "HE STARTED OFF WIF A FEW LAZY PEA SANm, SOME LAZY CAM6L6 CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jtn. WIN AT BRIDGE !7 Bob's "TH' 00 OFC08AIXJO 15TH' RIChiGST MAN !tf1.]H' , behind your back will be highly compl!mentary Others are se.ymg n1ce thmgs about you PISCES fFob 20-Mtrch 20) A p leasanl surpri se Is In store today Someone ~ou helped and later thought Ungrateful w1ll prove rn a ma tena! way he 25 Jury list 26 Roman Ph 992 3030 21) The conversational buzz CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) A!lhough you wont know It for a wh1le a c lose fnend will help your career by performing an unselfish act to make you look s1derate complimentary words and deeds 1! Housmg SAOITTARIUS (Nov 23·Doc. you have to make a short trip tor duty s sake do It today !t will be far more pleasant than tr&\lellng tomo rrow p anmn s w1 11 find you ex hllaratmg because of your refres hing outlook and con Yesterday's Answer 22) Channel your art! stlc urges toward beautification of your surroundings Your natural creativity today has a lasllng effect Even though many miles separate you y our dreams and asp!rauons will be In harmony wlln one you re fond of good LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Com- mckname 1 FOI' Soturdoy, Morch 18!1878 ARIES (Morch 21-Apr I 18) emperor SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT Sport smllln s Friend 13 I OJ I I MEIGS TIRE CENTER i' Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8 10 10 DO-Land of the Lost 3.4.15 Devlin 613. Scooby Coo Where are You B 10, Elec Co 20 10 JO-Sigmund & the Sea Monsters 3,•,15, Lassie 6,13, Sha~am B10 Zee Cooking School 20 11 DO-Pink Panther 3.4.15 Super Friends 613, Valley of the Sh ow 13 9 111 o •! 9 oo- EmergencyPius3.4,15 Hong Kong Phooey6,lJ, Jeannie t DO-Children s Film Festival B,lO New Pri ce 8 30---Bob Crane 3 4 15 Karen 6 13 9 oo-Archer 3 4 Streets of Sa n Fra n CISCO 6 13 Polyn esi a 15 Mo•le The Tempest ' 8 Movie Sansho the Bailiff ' 20 Mov 1e 'Compul ston 10 L Jt t le Pnn cess 33 10 DO-Mavin On 3 4 15 Ha rry 6 13 Woman 33 a ' 1 Dream o f Jeann 1e 4 Som er se t 15 Gll l 1gan •s I s 6 Tattl e ta les 9 Sesam e Sl 20, 33 Sesam e St 8 Alfeii, he NONE." Ch ddre n w 1th Spec: 1al Need s 33 6 30-- NB C News 3 4 15 ABC News t3 li • THURSDAY, MARCH tJ, 1975 4 00--Mr Cartoon 3 6 DO--N ew s 3 4 B 10, 1315 ABC N ew s 6 Elec Co 20 Teachln - . Television log for easy viewing •"PRESENTLY '\Vt,pk{; the Sermonette Braniff charged m payola funds ''INCtDENTALlY. ARE ANY li NEMEN PRESENILY ON DUTY IN THAT M~EA ~''' �0 Friday, Man h H. 1975 esdav 1 30 p m uM f r o; t Wcctnt:'5<1av 1 JO p 111 w 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST WE Sl Ef AN IR a c•n el Rev Cecd Co x pasl or Sunday S ~:.~nda'f sc~oo t 10 am Schoo l supt Joe Sayre wor sh 1p 11 am Bib l e st udy Su n d a y school 9 45 a m Thursday 7 p m c h o1r Sunday even •M wor sh i P 7 30 pract 1ce Thu r sday a p m Wednesda y prayer and B• b le f PIIo w Sh•P suppe r fl r sl stvd y 7 30 p m Wednesday 6 30 p m U M W TUPPERS PLAINS four th Mo m 1 rW 6 p m CHRISTIAN CHURCH POMEROY POMEROY FIR ST BAP Eugene Und erwood p astor POMEROY TRINITY GREAT BEND - WorShi P 11 How ar d Ca ld we ll Jr Sunday TIST - Rober t Kuhn pas tor R ev W H P err in pastor Roy a m 2nd and .4 t h Sundays William Wa t son Sunday school Sc hool Sup! Sun da y Schoo l Mayer Sund3Y school supt Chur ch School 10 a m supt Sun day school 9 JD a m 9 30 a m Mor n 1ng Ser m on Chu r ch school 9 IS am LETART FALLS - Wor Sh ip BYF 6 p m B1ble stu d y Sunday ev enmg 10 30 a m wor$htp servt ce 10 ?4 a m 10 a m Chu rch sc h ool 9 a m Wrdnesday 7• p m c ho •r se r v•ce 7 p m Youth cho1r rehearsal Mon B1bl e st u d y 7 30 p m every pr act.ce Wednesday 8 JO p m LETART FALLS UNITED da y 3 30 p m Under d 1fCC I 100 Tu esda y POMEROY WESLEYAN BRETHREN - Rev F r ee land o f Mar y Skmner • sen or c ho1r HOLINES S CHUR C H MORNING STAR - Worsh 1p Nor r •s p astor F loyd Nor ris reheMsal 7 30 p m Thursday HarriSOnv•lle Rev 0 Dell 9 30 a m Chu rc h Sch ool 10 30 supt Sunda y sc hool 9 30 a m w!lh Mrs Paul Nease Manley Pas to1 '-ienry Eblm a m M1d Week Se r v1c e morn ing sermon 10 30 am W edn es da y a p m d tr ector Sun day Sc hool Supt Sunday Pfaye{ se r v ce W ed n esday Sc hool 9 30 am E\l enmg MORSE CHAPEL Wor 7 30 p m POMEROY CHURCH OF worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer and Sh ip 11 a m 1s t and Jrd CHESHIRE CHURCii OF TH E NAZARENE - Corner Pra •se serv ce Thun.day 7 JO Sund ays Church School 10 GOD OF PROPHECY - G P U nl• n and Mulberry Rev Pill •m Sm 1th pa s tor Sunday Sc hoo l Ciyoe V Henderson pastor PORTLAND - Wor sh i p 7 JO 10 a m Ar thur Hen son Sup t Sund ay school 9 30 am Glen Church Sch ool 9 30 a m P rn Morn 1ng Wor Sh i p 11 a m SY R AC U S E "' FtRiiT McClung supr morntng SUTTON - Wor Shi p 11 am Young People s servtce 7 wo r shtp 10 30 a m evening " HU R CH OF GOO Rev 2nd and 4th Sunda ys Church p m Ev ening ser'Ji ce 7 30 Gt::orye 0 ter pas tor Sunday service ~ 30 m td week ser School 10 a m p m W ednesday M1 d w e e~ vtce W ed nesday 7 30 p m school Q JS ~ 11 morn ng NORTHEAST CLUSTER Pra y er Serv ice 1 30 p m GRA C E EPISCOPAL - The preach IHI \1 a n Rev RobertMeece Youth meetmg 6 30 p m Rev Ha r old Deeth r ec tor rv ~nq e l •s l • c serv 1ce 7 :10 p m Rev Stanley Brandum Evenmg wor shiP 7 30 p m Pr 1 \. t"'r < I !HI T ht.Jr <; r1 1y Chu r ch services 10 JO a m JOPPA - Wor sh p 10 am CHESTER CHURCH OF H oly :: ommun•on ft r st Sunday }lfl u •• Church Sc.hoot 9 a m P r a yer THE NAZARENE Re v of mon th ch urc h schoo l 10 30 Mee 11ng Wedn esd ay 8 p m Herbert Grate pastor Wor am f o r nu r sery throuqh 12 PO M EROY WESTSIDE LONG BOTTOM Chur ch sh p serv ic e 11 ~ m and 1 30 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHURCH OF CHRI ST 200 W se rvt c e s 9 a m Su nday P m Sunda y Sunday Sc hool Man 5 1 J(' r ry PrHJI CHRIST Te rr ell G r on nger Sch ool 9 45 a m Btbl e Stud y 9 JO a m R !Chard Barton n n1Sicr Phone 992 7666 p as tor Btb le school 9 JO a m supt Prayer m eet1ng W ed every Thu rs da y 7 30 p m worst11p 10 30 a m adul t Co n serva t •ve no n n es d a y 1 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor worsh tp se r v 1ce r~nd yotmg •n strum en l a l Sunda y wor sh •P BRADFORD CHURCH OF Sh iP ll am Churc h Sch ool 10 10 a m 81ble study 11 am peoples meetmg 7 30 p m am CHRIST Cltfford Sm 1th Wednesday Combmed B1ble st udy and w or sh ip 6 p m ALFRED Su nd a y scl'1ool m n ster Su n day Sc hool 9 30 B•bl e study 7 p m prayer mee t •ng Wednesday pm 9 45 a m eac h Su nday a m mor n •ng cnu r ctl 10 30 7 30 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY pr ea chm g at 11 am ea c h <1 m Sunday evenm g ser v1ce MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of THE SALVATION ARMY CHURCH ( n on Sunda y Pray er m eet1ng 7 45 7 30 p m We dn esday serv.ce B Chnst 1n Chruftan UnionEnvoy Ray W W n •ng off 1cer denom l nat• on&l ) L .en gsv 11 le pm p m Wedn es day W SCS 8 p m L a w re n ce M a n te y pa s tor , 1n ch .!llrge Sunday 10 a m De~ete r R o~d the Rev Worley on lh •rd T uesda y ea ch month M r s Russel l Y oun g Sunday LAUREL CLIFF FREE Ho lin ess meoetmg 10 30 am H al ey pa stor Sunday scho ol REEDSV ILL E Su nday Sc h ool Supt Sunday Sc hool METHODIST Re\1 F loy d Sunda y Sc hool Vou n Q P eopl e s \0 a m evening wor Shi p 7 JO sc hoo l 9 JO prea ch m g 7 30 9 30 am Even 1n g worshtp F Sho ok pas 1or Ll oy d leg •on 7 p m Thur sda y 1 t o 3 P m P ra yer m eet• ng p m Su nd ay pray er mee t 1ng 7 30 We dn es da y p rayer Wr g ht Sund a y sc h oo l sup t Lad•es Home- League 7 T uesda y 7 30 p m yo ut h p m 7 JO p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 Sun da y sc hoo l 9 JO a m m eeti ng 7 30 p m group Fr day 7 30 p m I rs t T hursday each m onth MT MORIAH CHURCH OF mor n n g wor sh ip 10 30 a m SILVER RIDGE - Wor Ship even ng wo r sh p P m Pr ep classes GOD - Ra c1 n e Rout e 2 the 7 JO p m RUTLAND FR E EWILL 10 a m Chur ch Sc hool 9 am Rev Jam es M Mun c y pa stor Wedn esday Chnst1 an You t h PAUL LUTHERAN ST BAPTIST Roger Tur n er TUPPERS PLAIN$ Sunda y sc h o ol 9 45 a m CHURCH Corner of Sycamor e Cr us a de 6 30 p m Cho• r pas tor Sun day school 10 a m morn1ng wor Sh•P 11 am W orsh• P 9 Cl m "' Chu rc h pr ac t 1ce Th ur sday 1 p m ar d Second Sts, Pomero.,. The Su n da'f evenmg serv1ce 7 JO Sc hoo ! 10 a m evenin g w or sh i p 7 30 p m Rev Wlll•am M •dd cswa rt n DEXTER CHURCH OF V'vednesday Bib le study 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF Pra yer mee t n g T uesday 7 30 P as tor Sunday Sc hoo• at 9 45 CHR 1ST Ch ar les Russell pm CH R 1ST G eorg e Fr eder 1ck p m Y oun g p eop le s m eet ng am an ~ Churcll Se rv•ct'S 11 Sr m1 n1ste r Norman C Will sup! Serv• ce weekly 9 30 a m 7 30 om T hur sda y am supt Su n day sc ho ol 9 30 on Sunday Pr eac h ing f1rst and a m OLD DEXTER BIBLE worSh •P se rviCe 10 30 SACRED HEART Re'J M I DDLEPORT FIRST t h~rel Sundays of m ont h by CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev a m B1b !e study Tuesday athe r P aul D Welton ~o<dS i or BAPTIST - Corn er SDclh an d Ct ,ttord Sm1th 9 30 am Ron Terry past or Sunday 7 30 p m Phon e 992 2825 Sa t urday Pal me r th e R ev Steve HOBSON CHR tSTIAN Schoo l -~ 10 am Mr s Wor l ey REORGANIZED CHURCH even.ng Mass 1 Jv Sun day Skagg!o pastor Dan ny UNION - Dar re ll Doddrlll sup er i n tendent F r anc S OF JESUS CHRIST OF Mass 8 and 10 a m Con Th ompson Sund ay sc hool supt castor Sunday School, 9 30 Mornmg wor Ship 11 am LATTER DAY SAINTS f ess.on Satu rd av 7 7 JO p m WM PO r ad o p rogr am 7 45 am L eonard Gi lmore f 1rst Sunday even ng sHv•ce 7 JO Por tl and Ra c• n e Road am Sun da y sc h ool 9 15 a m elder e ven•ng ser>JI CC 7 JO W111 1am Rousn pa stor Denny mo r n ng wo r ship 10 15 a m P m Wednesday prayer Evans Sund a y Schoor Youth a eti VItl eS and f ell OWShi P mee t1ng 7 30 p m D~re ctor Sunday School, 9 30 tor !Un tor an d sen •or hig h MT MORIAH CHURCH OF am Morning worship 10 30 stu dents 6 p m B •bl e study GOO - Rac•ne Route 2 The am Sunday evenmg ser 'J1 c e 7 7 30 p m M d w ee k praye r From the Saturday Evemngcopy of the ' Jerusalem Post ' Rev c narles H ll nd pa st or P m Wednesday e v enmg servtce We dn esd a y 7 30 p m Sunday sc hoo l 9 45 a m prayer serv 1ces 7 30 p m AD 33 morning worShiP 11 a m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Even •ng serv •c es Tuesday and CHURCH OF CHRIST R ev Earl Shul er pa sto r Fnday 7 30 Middleport Slh and Ma i n Yesterday , a Man, accused of malefaction , was sentenced to Wor shtp se rv1ce 9 30 a m BEARWALLOW RIDGE Geo r g e G l aze mln1 s t er Sun da y sc hool 10 30 a m CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1bl e death by crucifiJUOn before the daiS or Jerusalem s Governor James Sheets supermtendent Sunday e1.1en1ng se r v 1ces 7 JO St udy 9 30 a m m orn1ng B •bl e sc hoo l 9 30 am The trial and arrest and pronouncement were expedited without mornmg m B1 ble st ud y and prayer p wor sh i p 10 30 am e'J en1ng wor ship 10 30 am serv1ce Thur sda y 7 JO p m the help of defense for the accused There was no clear con- e<~en l ng worsh 1p 7 30 p m wc.r sh1p 6 30 p m Wednesda y K •ngsbury Roao rll nday Bible Study 7 30 p m prc!l y er serv• ce 1 p m Wed VICllon A false witness reported that the accused One threatened nesdav School 9 30 am Ra lph carl MT OLIVE CHURCH supt Worship serv 1ce 10 30 to destroy the temple of God and m three days rebwld 1t (A clear MIDDLEPORT CHURU Long Bottom Sunday Sc hoo l a m and 7 30 p m alternately OF THE NAZARENE Re\1 a m W1th Willard P•go tt 10 case of perjury, for the temple sllll stands ) Others said that He D l.l n Cole pa s l o r Alfr €' 4 supt E \l angeil st c message Pray er meel •ng Wednesday , declared HlJTISelf the Kmg of the Jews , and this He would not Ru sc he! Su n d a y Sc hool supt ea ch Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m 1 30 p m Rev Jay Sti les , p<J slor Su nd ay school 9 JO a-m by Elder Ru ss ell Cline deny (But a Kmg without a .throne') morn •n g w or sh•P 10 30 a m m In 1ster of the Apostol 1c Fa 1lh lONG BOTTOM It is true that He was known to have had quite a followmg of Sun day evan gel•st c mee t ing B •bl e Stud y Wedn esday 7 30 CHRISTIAN Mr Robert' pm 7 30 p m pra ye r m ee tm g Wyatt. pastor Sunday School street people - tax collectors, prostitutes , radicals, Wedn es da v 7 30 p m STIVERSVtllE COM sup l Ronald Osborne B1b le hberatwmsts - and to have pracllced medicine without a MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday prea ch mg SchoDI 9 JO a m 45 am Even 1ng serviCeS THE UNITED PRES sc hool serv ice 10 a m Prayer 710 JOg license He was also known to have diStributed food to the poor m meeting Thursday 7 p m BYTERIAN MINISTRY and He did preach about a kingdom which had power to make all OF Sunday even1ng serv1 ce 7 p m MEIGS COUNTY, Dwight HYSELL RUN FREE ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH men free L Zavltz Flastor D~re c tor Pom e roy H a rr 1s onv111 e Rev Pau l Nev !l e, p as tor HARRISONVILLE Yesterday, they marched Him 9ut to His execution at a Sunday Roa d M 1ke G1 rt on pa stor Church School 9 30 Sund a y Sc hoo l 9 30 am Steven Stanl ey Sund a y SChOO! Morn ng serv1ce 10 30 a m Sllal)'s pace Many curiOuS people crowded about Him, and some am Mrs Homer lee Sr'p l sup t Sund a y Sc hool 9 30 a m Morning Worsh i ~ 10 30 am youth serv1ce 6 45 p m others, who, only a few days ago shouted to make Him their kmg m orn 1n g wo r sh•P and c om MIDDLEPORT Sund5Y Evan gel iStiC ser v 1ce 7 30 p m Sund a y Pray er meet1n g T"• •r " rl"" ' Many m the crowd were excurswmsts to Jerusalem who had Church School 9 30 a m John mu n 1on 10 30 am e\len•n g youH1 Chr 1St1 a n en 7 30 p m F F ultz Supt Morn 1 n~ come to celebrate the Feast of Passover Their Jewish leaders Worsh lp 10 30 am deaver 6 30 p m w orsh• P FREEDOM GD:>I"'EL serv1ce 7 JO p m Wednesd a y SYRACUSE Morning and priests and elders marehed along with them, their hsts still eve nm g pr ayer m ee tmg and MISSION at Bad Knob Rev WorShip 9 a m Sunday clenched, still hiSSing between their teeth ' Cruelly Him 1" Church School 10 a m Mrs E J Grlff1th sup! of c hur ch B 1bl e s tudy 1 JO p m Rev L R Glu esen c amp HCrucify Hlrn. P• Sampson Hall Sup! ST JOHN LUTHERAN pasto r Roger Wlllfred Sr CHURCH P 1 n e Gr ove The Yesterday, they Jed a condenmed Man to Calvary and there Sunday Sc hool supt Sun day Rev Wil l1 am M •dd lesw arth sc l'1oo l 9 JO a m pray er they crucified H1m between two others who were dynng for their Pas tor Chu rch Serv •c es 9 30 m eetmg Tue sday 7 JO p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF a m Sunda v Sc hoo l 10 30 a m GOD - Phlll•p Whit l ey pastor red-banded deeds These two railed on Him just hke all the youth m ee tmg 6 p m Sunday Sunda y scho ol 10 a m lead er s A da Van M et er and others, but He only prayed for their forgiveness One of the BRADBURY CHURCH OF Gretta Suttle Sunda y even1n g wor sh p se rv1c e 1 p m CHRIST - B1 bl e Schoo l 9 30 wor Ship 7 p m through w nte r Pray er m eet .ng Wedn esda y thieves was so moved by the composure of the Man hangin g be7 30 p m a m morn .ng wor sh •p 10 30 month s l"l•een them, that he actually defended H1m and asked to be am Sun d a y eve n n g Wor sh•P MT HERMON CHURCH OF Se r v •ce 7 p m c ho 1r pra c t1 ce remembered when He came Into His Kmgdom. Other words were Wedn esda y 7 p m Rev Jeff THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook spoken by the Man on the._4'ellt.er cross that echos the wnungs of R an son P C~S ior ~ pastor Sunday school 9 30 our own Messiamc prophecies, but of course • HAZEL COMMUNITY a m Russell Spen cer supt ANTIQUITY BAPTIST CHURCH N ear Long Bot worshiP service HI 45 a m Today, some very strange phenomena has occurred m the Rev Freeland Norn s pas tor tom Ed sel Hart pastor evenmg worsh1p alternatmg City. People are subdued and many would like to believe that the Sunday schoot 10 a m Chur ch with C E at 1 30 p m on Sun d a y sc hool 10 a m servtce 7 p m Weelnesday Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 30 Chur ch 7 30 p m prayer Man who died on that middle cross was Who He said He was but p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe Study 7 p m they lack the courage Hearts are troobled at the gwlelessn~ o~ mee 11ng 7 30 p m Thur sday Bll>le l ay leader RACINE C'WURCH OF WHITE'S CHAPEL the Man that suffered so much at the hands of others If He was I HE NAZARENE Re v Coolville RO Rev Roy Deeter W1111a m Barth olomew pastor who He said He was, and if He did what He came to do, then He pasto r Sunday school 9 30 Sunday sc hool 9 30 am MIDDLEPORT PEN must have taken His work ternbly to heart am worship serv1ce , 10 30 m orn ng TECOSTAL - Third Ave lhe Gerald Wells sup t a m B 1ble study and prayer wo rs h1p 10 30 am Wed Rev W 1lllam Knittel pastor Yesterday, a Man died on the middle cross at Calvary serv 1ce , Wednesday 1 30 p m Ronald Dupan Sunday Schoo l nesday se r v 1ce 1 p m RUTLAND By the way, Were You There ' - Floyd F Shook Pastor RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Supt Classes for all ages RUTLAND CHURCH OF U.urel Cliff Free Methodist Church ' ' Wa ll er P 81kacs an pa s tor even ing servic e 1 30 p m CHRIST- Rod K~s ler pas tor Bible study Wednesdav 1 30 Ronn1 e Sal se r Sunda y schoo l V H Bral ey Sunday school supt Sun day sch ool 9 30 am youth servi c es Frid a y P m supt Sunday school 9 30 a m 7 30 p m mor n •n g wor s hip 10 40 worSh i p serv1 c e and com Sunda y even mg wor sh•P 7 30 FREEWILL BAPTIST m un •on 10 30 a m youth W edn es da y eve n ng B1b le Corner Ash and Plum . M1d meet 1ng 6 p m Sunday s tud y 7 30 dleport Noel Herrman even 1n g serv 1ce 7 regu lar pastor Sa t urday evenmg ' DANVILLE WESLE YAN board m eetmg thtrd Saturday serv •ce 7 p m Sunday school Rev Leton G lasure pastor 7 p m 10 a m Sunda y evening Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m RUTLAND COMMUNITY wor ship 7 p m youth and tUn 1or youth ser v• ce CHURCH Sunday School 6 4S p m evenmg worsh•P Worship service 11 9 JO am 7 30 p m , prayer an d pra. se am Wednesday prayer By RICHARD M HARNETT Allen who """ parcuer m a Wednesday 1 1n o m meel1ng 7 30 p m Sunday MEIGS SILVER R \.; , - r-REE ll1llnagement consulung firm SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) COOPERATIVE n1gh t worShip 7 30 p m BAPTIST - RE::v Ralph Dean PAR ISH William E Allen , auto mdustry after !ea\1ng the auto Inpastor Sun da '!bSc hoo t 10 a m THE UNITED RUTLAND CHURCH OF supt Evenmg L eon M1 ll er entrepreneur, thmks the dustry 'tzcarefully planned METHODIST CHURCH THE NAZARENE Re v serv1 ce 7 30 p m Pra y er Robert T Bumgarner American nwtopfl IS ready for franchismg as the way to go Lloyd 0 Gnmm J r pastor m ee t in g Thur sday 1 JO p m Director Sunda y sc hool 9 30 a m lowcost, quick-.serVIce tune-up- With a concept like the qwckCHE1iTER CHURCH OF POMEROY CLUSTER wo r Sh ip ser v1 c e 10 30 a m GOD Rev Dan Ayer s Rev carlE HtckS stop tune-up He Is puttmg his stations wl\ere a computer, br oad cas t li ve ov er WMP O past or Sun day sc hool 9 30 R e\1 D W m Sydenstricker youn g peoples serv1c e 6 45 analyzes engme performance own money and that of several am wor Sh ip ser v• ce 11 a m CHESTER WorShip 9 1S evan gel iStiC ser 1.1• ce 7 30 p m evenm g ser \1 ce 7 30 p m a m , Chur ch Schoo l 10 a m and proVIdes18 simple prmtout backers mto Test & Tune Pra yer m eet 1n g Wedne sday ElHERPRISE - WorShip 9 YOVth se rv 1ce Wedn esday 7 30 · Because my background a m Church School 10 a m 7 30 p m M 1SS10nary m ee tmg for the customer pm ' 7 30 P m f •r sl W ednesday o f FLATWOODS Worship 11 automotiv e, I had a was Allen, fonnei-ly marketing LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN mo nth Chur ch Schoo l 10 a m CHURCH Te d Jones executive for For~ and KaiSer feasibihly study made to see a m POMEROY Worsh p pa stor Sun day scl'1ool 9 JO MASON COUNTY Jeep, has had two ''Test & what area had the best 10 30 1 m Chur c h Schoo l 9 1S a m Roy S1gman supt THE HILAND CHAPEL Ill m UMYF 6 30 p m morn•ng w o r Sh i p 10 30 Tune " stations operating for potenllal- where there was the George Casto pastor Sunda ROCK SPRINGS - Worship Sun day e v en mg serv•ce 7 30 _ic hool. 9 JO , evenmg worsh 1 Y the past SIX months m suburoo most conswner need, · sa1d 10 a m Church School 9 a m m 1d week ser\ltCe Wed 1 30 Thur sday ev enmg pray f. pm ' nesd ay 7 JO p m Allen We found the need m UMYF6JO east of San ~nc1sco serv•ce 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER MASON FIRST BAPTIST Rn Robert Bumgarner "We are UlJ...bi lhe break-even this particular area was very SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts , Stan HEATH Worsh ip 10 30 THE NAZARENE Rev pomt," says who plans to strong ' ' Cra 1g pastor Sunday schoo ! a m , Chur c h Sc hool 9 30 a m Howard C Bla ck pas tor Bo b 9 45 am worsh •P serv 1ce 11 UMY F1 pm After stud_> mg earlier veropen several more pilot Moor e Sunday School Su pt a m fram i ng un1on 6 30 RUTLAND - WorSh i p 9 1S Sun da y Sc ~ool cl a sses t or all stations and then franchis" his SIOns of computenzed auto 1 m • Chu rc h School 10 a m P m evenmg worsh•P serv 1ce ag es 9 30 a m mor n 1ng 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer testmg, Allen decided the UM Y F 1 p m system nationwide w or sh •P 10 45 N Y P S Sun da y se r v1ce. Wednesday , 1 30 p m SALEM CENTER Wor 30 p m evange liSt iC serv1 ce system, stup 9 a m Churc h School 10 6Sunday Allen saJd got mto the Hamilton-Standard MASON CHURCH OF 1 30 p m M 1d w eek. P 0 Box 487 Mi ller 'automotive testing field 'be- which was developed oof of a m UMY F Th ursda y 7 p m pra y er meet mg , Wedn esda y, CHRIST, St, Mason w va Sunday SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 JO p m Mlss•onary meet1 ng cause the world fuel situation a~t technology, was the B i ble Study 10 am WorshiP Rev Rtchlrd E Jarvis secon d Wednesda y 7 30 p rn 11 a m and 7 p m 8 1ble Study ASBURY Worsh i P 11 Will always be cntical, and flr~t , e~~Ipment that made UNt rEo FAT Ttt NOt~~ Wedne sday 7 p m V ocal , Chur ch School 9 50 a m , Dt:"NOMINATIONAL Rev mUS IC because exhaust pollution IS specia \lzahon worthwhile aW m SCS 1st Tuesctay FIRST SOU'I'HERN BAP FOREST RUN - WorSh iP 9 Rober t Sm 1th , pa stor Sunda y going to be everyone's concern ecoi'QmicaUy " school 9 30 a m cl ass lead er TIST - Cor ner ol Second and a m Chu r ch School 10 a m Various manufacturers have WS CS 3rd Wednesday, 7 3G Leo H11 1. worSh i p serv 1c e Ander$on , Mason Pa stor .. if they possess,an auto " 10 30 a m church 7 30 n m Walter Cloud Sunda y, school offered electronic auto testing p m ' Fuel experts say if every EDEN UN I TED -8RE1ii 9 45 a m worsh 1p serv.ce, 11 MINERSVILLE Wor1h 1 p gear for years, some of which 10 a m Church School 9 a m a m and 7 30 p m Wetkly motorist m the country got RENIN CHRIST - Eld en R Blake pastor Sun da y School B ible stud y Wed nesda y 7 30 regular tune-up twu;!! a year, It lS wid'ely used m garages and WS CS 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m 10 pm Howard M cCoy SYRACUSE Ctwrch supta Mmorn i ng would save 3.8 billion gallons of se~_v1ce stations The informa- ScllOot MASON ASSEMBLY OF sermon 11 a 9 JO a m , worsh ip GOD - Second St Mason w Sun day n1 ght ser vtc es m hon ge nerated by these ser~ ''!.' 1 30 p m gasoline Va Chester Tennant pastor Chr 1st 1an Endeal,!er . 7 30 p SOUTHERN CLUSTER What keeps them from 11, systems usually appears on an Sunday schoo l 10 a m , Song se r vtce 8 p m m R~v Steven Wtlson mornmg worsh •P 11 a m Prea chm g 8 JO p r'n M 1d Allen believes, IS the cost, and oscilloscope or meter readmg R•v L1rry Pohng evangeliSt iC se r v •ce 7 30 p m w eek Pray er m eehng W ed Rev Howard Stuv•ley the fact the average motoriSt which cannot be understood by B1bte study and prayer serv 1ce nesela y 7 p m • Ra y Aelams BETHANY ( Dorc•s} Wednesda y . 7 30 p m Phone lay leader has to rely on someone else to the average motonst Worsh •P 9 30 a m • Churctl 773 51 33 Sc l'loo l 10 30 a m CHURCH OF JESUS Autosense reqwres the atteD him whallll wrong With his HARTFORD CHURCH OF CARMEL Worsh tp 11 CHRIST - Located at Ru tlan d CH R 1ST 1n Christ lin Union tendant to atta ch a number of car-1lnd thiS often results m a m lst and Jrd Sundays , on New L 1m a Ro ad n ext to The Rev W tlham Campbel l Church School 10 a m Fores t Ac re Pa r k Rev Ra y electromc leads to paris of the more expense pastor Sunday School , 9 JO Rouse , pastor . Rober t Musser ' m • James Hugl'1 es sup t • In the new Autosense analyz- engine The computer comSunelay School supt Sunda y APPLE GROVE - Su nday even •no serv ice 7 JO p m 10 30 a m worsh ip sc hoo l l 9 30 a m , wor sh'i p er developed by Hamilton- t\ares readings from these schoo Wednesday even i ng prayer first anel tturd Sunday, 7 30 7 30 p m B fb l e study , wea . with engme p m • prayer meet1ng, W!d nesday. 7 30 p m Saturday meet 1ng . 7 30 p m You t h Standard, a Uruted Aircraft probes prayer servtce each Tuesda y t grayer serv 1ce 1 30 p m subsidlary, Allen believes he specificatlon data supphed by nesday 7 30 p m Fellowsh iP ntgh FAIRVIIi'W BIBLE HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH. supper, f 1rst Saturday . 6 p m W VI Rt has the equipment that will the car manufacturer The U M w second Tuesday . 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Wat son. L Rew Letart Gt'orge Hoschar , pastor Ray Whaley. supt raise computerized auto engme computer then produ<:es a pm putor Sun~ay Schoo l 9 30 Mornmg worsh •P 9 30 a m a m Prayer and Bi ble st udy lesllng to ·a new level of ef- prmted sheet giVIn g com10 30 a m EAST LETART Sunday c hurch sc l'lool 7 y30 p m Cot t age Pr ayer w or sh•P· young people'S meet1n o 6 30 pansons of the engme tested schoo l. 9 30 a m fiCienCy anu prachcahty Servtce Tue$day , 10 a m second and fourth Sunda y 7 30 P m evenmg worsh•P· J 30 Worsh1p Serv•ce, Thursday , 1 with the specifications D m B1bl e studv. Wednesda y pra ye r meetmg Wed Dm • 7 JO p m UNt r E D G Rll H A M METHODIST Pr ea c hing 9 30 a 111 f1r st and se cond Sundays of each mont h th ird and fourth Su nd a y s eac h month wors h i P ser v •c e at 1 30 p m Wednesday evenrngs at 7 30 Prayer and B1b l e_St udy_ SEVENTH OAY AO V E NTIST Mu l ber r y He1gh t s Pomeroy P as t or C r ard Seton Sabbath school every Sa t urday at 2 p m and worShiP se rv1 cc f o ll ow~g a ! 3 15 p m Ope n B•ble diSCUSS IOn 7 30 p m at the chur c h each Thu r sday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP T JS T 282 Mu l berry Ave Po m eroy a t lillilled w1 t h lhe Rev Oradtey S B C Spen cer pas tor Troy Zw 1111ng Sunday scnoo su pl Sunday Schoo l ~ 30 am mor n1nQ worsn.p 10 JO Sunday !' vange i iSI• C meet1ng 7 30 p m Prayer m ee t.ng Wedn esctay 1 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT M ORIAH BAPTIST Corne r Fou rth and M a n M dd lepor t R ev H en r y Key Jr pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am M r s E r v n Ba umgard ner su pt M or n m g wor shiP 10 4S a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES L ar r y Car n ahan p re s l d1ng m m 1s ter Sund a v B1 bl e tee l ur e 9 30 a m Wat chtow er Tuesday s tudy 10 30 a m B1 bt e slud y 1 30 p m Thu r s d a y m•n•s try sc hool 1 30 p m ser v 1ce meeting 8 30 1 0 M~sl'fl~low 20,33 Mov1e 'The S1egeat Red R••er• IO Mike Dougla s 13 4 Jo-Bew 1tc hed 3 M er v Gnffm 4 -· 0 • •' • " M od Squad 6 Luc y Show 8 Bonanza 15 5 DO- FBI 3 Andy Gntt1th B MISter Rogers' Nel 9hborhood 10 33 1ronsode IJ 5 30---News 6 Beverly H 111b• lil es B Hodgepodge Lod e 20 Get Sma.t 15 Elec co 33 g g CBS News Bewll<hed 6 10 Zoom 20 M u Report 33 7 00- Truth or Cons 3 4 Bow ling for Dollar s 6 Wh a t 5 My Lm e BL A ZE5 I PIJ EVER EXPEC r ED A MEDAL- FOR ESCOf'TI>J G A SH EIK 5 DAU 6HTER! TUT TUT Y,Y SOY DON T MOD8."5T e.e- 8 News 10 L e t s M a ke a D eal 13 Jimm y Dean 15 Stock II. Barrel 20 Nova 33 I J 3Q- Hollyw00d Square s 3 4 YOU MAY ~OO>J ~ & Ohi o Lottery 6 L ock 15- R1 ghl B Consum er Sur vl•al Kll 20 Wi ld Kongdo m 10 To MEE-Tit..I Q AN OT HER FAGCIHATINB T ell the T ruth 13 Amen c: an Outdoorsman 15 Sunshme 3 4 15 Barney Mtl! er 6 13 The Wa! ton s 8 10 Moy ers Journal 20 33 O R IENTAL PCR..;ONAGE 10 30---Horace Marshall 33 11 DO-News 3 4 6 B.IO 13 15 AB C Ne"' s 33 11 30---Johnny Carson 3 • 15 Wide World Speci al 13 FBI 6 Mo••e 'Desperate Search' B. Mo•le Two L•v•n g One Dead ' 10 News 20. Jana k• 33 12 30---Wide World Special 6 1 DO-Tomorrow 3 4 News IJ SATURDAY, MARCH 15,1975 6 00-Sunnse Semester 10 6 30-Fun for Everyone 6 IV Classroom B Tr eehouse C!ub 10 Kentucky Afield 13 • ~ I p I 7 QO--Sturday Report 3 A w are 6 Treehouse Club 8 I~ & Costello Hblt ~ and renew your streng th l>i'I'J;Ili'P In ~ 8 Man from COSI 10 Tennessee Tux edo 13, Sesame St 20 8 DO-Addams Family 3 4 15 Jog Is Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6 My Favorite Martians B, Popeye 10 B 30---Wheelle & the Chopper Bunch 3,4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6 Speed Buggy B Mister Rogers 20 JJl1J/Mill'l!J1® l.4.t u-4/J . - I , _ hy HI Ni l I AflN O IIl • " " ' li t H I l f 1 Unscramble these rour Jumbles, on!!! letter to each square, to rorm four ordmary words THERE IS NO BACK DOOR , LURCH' Come to that constant source of msptralton and truth lh., ""' ' ' n In Touch 13 7 30--Jabberwocky 3 Farm Front 4 Eddie SAunders 6, Abbott It's a marshmallow world-at least through the eyes of children-a wonderful world of d tscovery Each day brings new happmess explonng excthng s tghts and sounds Their trust and belief make every day a fasctnatmg adventure But what happens when they grow up? The staggenng pressures of today's modern world take the beauty and exCitement out of life Cnses, cnme and the struggle of earntng a livmg all It iter out the JOY and spotlight the stress The days are long • But wtlh all 1ts problems ltfe IS sttll tncredibly beautiful When we forget thai It IS, we need to be remmded that ltfe has a meanmg we need to take on the faith of a chtld the Church ltrAdH rl ng~tv(.e lr~c Slrdlbu g Sesame Sf 20 8,1 0 ... 9 30--- Run Joe Run 3,.,15, Adventures of Gilligan 13, Big Blue Marble 6 D~ nosaurs 8, 10 Carrasc olendas 20 11 Jo=-Star Trek 3 4 1.5, Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show B10, Zoom 20 12 DO-NCAA Basketball 3.4 15, These Are the Days 6.13, H arl em Globetrotters 8 10, Bread & Butterflies 20 12 30--Am er! c an Bandstand 6,13, Fat Albert 8, 10 1 Jo--Soul Train 6 Other People Other Places 13 2 DO-NCAA Basketball3 415 WrestllngB, Bill Dance Outdoors 2 3D-Outdoors with Julius Boros 6, Harold Ensley 3 oo--Dther People, Other Places 6 Viewpoint B, Celebrity eowlfng 13 4 DO-NCAA Basketball 3 4 15, Making Things Grow 33 4 Jo--.A Bit w1th Knit 33 5 DO-Golf 6 13, High School Bowl B. Lumberlack In Alaska 10, The Romagnolls' Table 33 5 30---News B Course of our Times 33 6 DO-News 3,4,10. Frelnds of Man 6, Lawrence Walk B Ghosttown Skiers 13, A Look at the Book 15, Catch 3333 6 30---NBC News 3,4, 15 Reasoner Report ll News6, CBS News 10 Zoom 33 7 DO-Burt Bacharach Opus No 3 Lawrencewelk 415-Hee Ha" 6 B, $25,000 Pyramid 10, Newsmaker '75 13, World Press 33 7 JG-Anlmal World 10, Celebrity Sweepstakes 1] 8 DO-Emergency 3,., 15 Kung Fu 6.13, All In the Family B,IO, Book Beat 33 B 30--The Jeffersons B, 10. Biography 33 9 DO-Movie 'The Omega Man" 3,4,15 Movie 'In the Heat of the Night" 6,13 Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Movie "Sansho the Bailiff" 33 9 lO-Bob Newhart B,10 10 DO-Carol Burnett B,10 II 110-News 3,4 B.10 13. ABC News 6 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 15 11 15-Jaycees Auction 6 11 JG-Mov le 'Bus Riley's Back In Town" 3, Movie "The Ugly American" 4, Movie "Se• and the Single Girl" 8 Movie ' The Great Bank Robbery" 10 Movie "The Incredible Two Headed Transplant 13, Janak! 33 1 DO-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6, Movie "Blood and Block Lace"' 13 1 15-Movle The List of Adrian Messenger" 4 I 3()-Movle ' Pepe 10 2 30---ABC News 13 3 DO-Movie "The Brides of Dracula ' 4 3 JG-Movle "That Kind of Woman" 10 4 45-Movle "Sing and Swing" 4 relationsh i p wlll be aown on the ba si s of a lew words you exchange w1th a new acQualntanca Vrgna I KJ W1th the hope 11 Will , In some measure, foster and help sustain thai wh1ch IS good In famtly and commun1ty life, this feature 1s sponsored by the bus mess firms and organizations whose names appear below - YALSAWI• SURe:~ 1 HEINERS BAKERY AND UP l'f.IE AlL.IiY - ITS OUifT TOO MAYSE IT'Ll. Be A LITTLI 8 FRA.~.-.NT IN. 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D•al9921101 ii-IEY' J;1E EXCITING BOOK$, THOU61-l A !!liT I I r TH Pomeroy SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov, Now arran1e tht circled lellen ~ to form lhe aurpnte MIWtr, u I :=::::f,:::::A::=::=~-;;;::::;;;..,.•:u~c&"e•led by the aboYe cartoon. 0 700 E Mam ACROSS l One of a warmng triO o Vulgar to Resilienc) 11 Denms or Hedda tl RegiOn 11 Complete 15 Give try ( 2 wds) 16 NouriShed !7 Stannum tM Plate !0 Make gnllee 21 Small boat 22 Domzett1 opera ! l Nasty DOWN l Solemn ! German style cake I Identical (4 wds t t Shade of green 5 Blithesome 6 Prmtmg type style ; Like ly ~ Exact likeness 12 wds) 9 Arranged successively You eKude charm and diplomac y today Inject yourself Into situations where you can be the bridge over t r oub l ed waters between • lnends TAURUS (April 20-Moy 201 One wh o 1s close to your heart has good news for you Seek a qwet secluded rendezvous 10 hear 1t GEMINI (Moy 21-Juno 201 ~; cost t6 Turbulence 19 Oz ' dog !2 Bombast ! l Frothed !1 Garbed !5 Sonar sound !9 Greek Porter Island j0 Watered fabric j t Sign on a door l6 Drunkard 37 HairdO LILABNER MARK V STORE I ' LOUIS W Osborne 220 E Mam Pomeroy VIRGO (Aug. 23-Stpt 22) Your approach to another s handlmg of a tricky busi ness problem w11! be clever and prac t1 ca l You H real i ze a modest part of h1s profit liBRA (Stpl 23-0ct 231 The seeds fo r a lasting social Middleport Ottlo Ph 992 217B • : I: I; GAUL'S MARKET 'I SWISHER & LOHSE DHARMACY Chester Oh 1o I I I We Fill Al l Doctors' Prescriptions 992 1955 Pomeroy I I • •t ~~ Me 1gs County Branch I It • •t "IJM/tS THE ATHENS COUNTY TWO LOCATiONS 59 N Second 51 Middleport 0 · · 46 Court St. .-·-• Gallipolis: 0. SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992 3863 P. WAID CROSS SONS STORE • ! PAULEY, AGENT ! o. .: KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. The Fmest 1n Mobile Homes Mam Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 K&C JEWELERS '' Pomeroy RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN \ Salem St Rutland Ph 742 395" II STORE ORLTZ UHO dtdn t forge! -~ Mlrch 15, 1175 01~•r• will help you brlghlen yd""' ttnanclal outlook thi s year Tttld'gs you ve always wanted but couldn t afford will be within reach by year 8 end without straining th9 budget !NEWSPAPER F..NTERPRISE ASSS 1 ¥A8H • 7 53 • 10 43 • J 9 75 ·~ Wes1 North East South Pass Pass 2• Pas s Pass Pass 1• separately ,, - ·1 - "j I RACINE PlANING MILL Bu1ld1ng Supplies & CU11tom Mlllw • Ph 992 3978 ork • . ·I ' I ' tJ [ 1• NIS FUKOTLDO LMLZ AK2 milled h:ast and West to score their ace and king of trumps E UTS E F T M L HG RTERLZ ou BTOR0 R IS YIDuALSO -ORLUVUZL ZUUDLMLFO Yesterday's Cryptoquote: INSPIRATION AND GENIUS ARE NOT EVERYTHING WHILE MOZART COMPOSED THE PHONE DIDN'T RING -MAY RICHSTONE IC 181& tan& Fea.twn Srndieau , Inc= ) The b1ddmg has been + West TVLIFD I Opemng lead - J By Oswald & James Jacoby South's Jump, to four s~des was a $Ubstantial overb1~ II) fact players would have passel(~.!)le raise to two buf South was one of those players who felt that dame fortune would favor him Dame fortune did as a starter A heart lead and heart return would have cooked his goose, but West Jed the )liCk of diamonds South won . played three rounds of clubs to get rid of one heart and led a trump West won With the jack and Jed a heart 10 East's ace East led th e Jack of cl ubs which per- most Pass North East It Pass ,. 14 Soutb 1• • 2" P••• ":"i\ ' Pass You South. hold •KH4¥AQ2 tJ13.Kl05 Wh:at do you do now? • A - Bid two notrump TODAY S QUESTION Instead of responding one d)a-' mOf\d your partner has one spade Whal do yoo ' rn~ • .fo _, ' '" Send $1 lor JACOBY MODE/iN book to 'W1n at Bridge (c/o fh1& • newspaper/ P 0 Box 489 Radio,. CllyStaloon NewYo1if NY 10019 : !:-.IEWSPAPER ENTEKPRlSE ASSN I IIMI'IRE5 CAN'T RESiST A f'j!fTT'( FACE ! » I ALS EAST AAJ ¥K 109 • J 10 9 8 4 North South vulnerable AXYDLBAAXR lo LONGFELLOW DUAL WESl SOUTH (DI AQ10975 • 62 +AKQ2 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t: PI \ ' I I.., Middleport, Ottio ' CARPENTER'S MARKET HARD- LIFE- 29 French. com 32 Badly ( pref ) J:l Tease 34 My (Fr) .l5 Blackboard accessory 37 EntiCement .18 Break m rank l9 Fairy-tale monster 40 Sidetrack 41 Ballpark drmk r;: ' Paont, Plumbong & Electncal Supplies Tuppers Pta1ns ' Ph 667 3963 AWFUL HIS FL..I$6.-BIT' compamon 2M Consumed CRYPTOQUOTE 1 . TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE WCRKE:D t6 A KQB2 il .I' ~ •' Oe•oled to Metgs Mason Area Pomeroy 0 Ph 992 37B5 ' G OATS-" MUSTA AQUARIUS (Jon 20Fob. 1t) If Overb1dders should remem· ber one basic rule They must play exceptionally well If South had, he would have m~de his contract , The play Isn't that dlffleult After runmng the three clubs, South should have Jed dummy's last club and discarded his last heart on East's good jack of clubs This play of a loser on a loser would have made It Impossible for the defenders to get in an overruff In this way South would have lost only two trump tricks Instead of three • QJ 73 One letter ,!Imply »londs for another In thls sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the 1wo O's, etc Stncle let(era, apoitropheo, the JenJih and formation of the words are ill hmts Each day the code letters are different ·~ THE DAILY SENnNEL Keepsake Dtamond R1ngs 212 E Mam 51 t ,,'I' POWELL'S SUPER VALU The Fnendly Folks' Pomeroy, Ohio • B6 4 3 RoadHE NE VAH LIFTED A F INGER IN AU. 14 NORTH : 1 Dlal992 231B . ·AN' SOM£ LAZ V HE 18) Means will be()ome ava•lable to get a luxury for your home that you previously couldn' t afford Overbidders snould play well I c Nat1onwtde Insurance Co of Columbus 307 Spnng Ave Pomeroy Grocer 1es & General Merchandise Racme Ph 949 5772 1100 E J. '/W~rJ & w "HE STARTED OFF WIF A FEW LAZY PEA SANm, SOME LAZY CAM6L6 CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jtn. WIN AT BRIDGE !7 Bob's "TH' 00 OFC08AIXJO 15TH' RIChiGST MAN !tf1.]H' , behind your back will be highly compl!mentary Others are se.ymg n1ce thmgs about you PISCES fFob 20-Mtrch 20) A p leasanl surpri se Is In store today Someone ~ou helped and later thought Ungrateful w1ll prove rn a ma tena! way he 25 Jury list 26 Roman Ph 992 3030 21) The conversational buzz CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) A!lhough you wont know It for a wh1le a c lose fnend will help your career by performing an unselfish act to make you look s1derate complimentary words and deeds 1! Housmg SAOITTARIUS (Nov 23·Doc. you have to make a short trip tor duty s sake do It today !t will be far more pleasant than tr&\lellng tomo rrow p anmn s w1 11 find you ex hllaratmg because of your refres hing outlook and con Yesterday's Answer 22) Channel your art! stlc urges toward beautification of your surroundings Your natural creativity today has a lasllng effect Even though many miles separate you y our dreams and asp!rauons will be In harmony wlln one you re fond of good LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Com- mckname 1 FOI' Soturdoy, Morch 18!1878 ARIES (Morch 21-Apr I 18) emperor SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT Sport smllln s Friend 13 I OJ I I MEIGS TIRE CENTER i' Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8 10 10 DO-Land of the Lost 3.4.15 Devlin 613. Scooby Coo Where are You B 10, Elec Co 20 10 JO-Sigmund & the Sea Monsters 3,•,15, Lassie 6,13, Sha~am B10 Zee Cooking School 20 11 DO-Pink Panther 3.4.15 Super Friends 613, Valley of the Sh ow 13 9 111 o •! 9 oo- EmergencyPius3.4,15 Hong Kong Phooey6,lJ, Jeannie t DO-Children s Film Festival B,lO New Pri ce 8 30---Bob Crane 3 4 15 Karen 6 13 9 oo-Archer 3 4 Streets of Sa n Fra n CISCO 6 13 Polyn esi a 15 Mo•le The Tempest ' 8 Movie Sansho the Bailiff ' 20 Mov 1e 'Compul ston 10 L Jt t le Pnn cess 33 10 DO-Mavin On 3 4 15 Ha rry 6 13 Woman 33 a ' 1 Dream o f Jeann 1e 4 Som er se t 15 Gll l 1gan •s I s 6 Tattl e ta les 9 Sesam e Sl 20, 33 Sesam e St 8 Alfeii, he NONE." Ch ddre n w 1th Spec: 1al Need s 33 6 30-- NB C News 3 4 15 ABC News t3 li • THURSDAY, MARCH tJ, 1975 4 00--Mr Cartoon 3 6 DO--N ew s 3 4 B 10, 1315 ABC N ew s 6 Elec Co 20 Teachln - . Television log for easy viewing •"PRESENTLY '\Vt,pk{; the Sermonette Braniff charged m payola funds ''INCtDENTALlY. ARE ANY li NEMEN PRESENILY ON DUTY IN THAT M~EA ~''' �• Business Services~ _, ' • N The right man to talk to Islam • By David Poling Should a religious summlt meeting ol Moslem and Chnst1an leaders be held this year King Fa1sal of Sa udi Arabia would probably represent tbe milliOns or lollowers or Islam And his OlriStian counterpart will probably be the brilliant bearded Primate ol the Greek Orthodox Church ol North and South America Archbishop lakovos may reside In New York but his '• concerns and interests are global and he carnes enormous m Duence Within the whole Christian lamlly Having been born and raised m the near East he knows intimately the problems or the area and IS sensitive to the loogmgs ol non Western non-Christian people AlriCans and members ol the Third World respond easily to his style ol dialogue and discussion For one with so much authority ol oll1ce and position he hstens thoughtlully and asks questions or his audience lrequently Within the world ChriStian Church, lakovos has been an lUitlring advocate ol umty We must keep remindmg Olristians, he said m Phoerux recently ' that Jesus Christ lrees and unites ' For him the true liberation will not come with the churches supporting revolutionary political groups but pomting to a spiritual renewal that must happen 1n the heart The Ar chbishop has opposed the social and politidal actiVIsm that has emerged !rom certam pronouncements of the World Council of Churches Yet even In his sharp criticism over controversial stands and policies he 1s highly respected as a leading member of the Central Corruruttee 'Our task as Christians IS not to be grand social strategists but living witnesses lor ChriSt ' he says, ' My message to un developmg nations IS Man does not hve by bread alone We musl preach the Kingdom of Heaven, m all1ts power and hope ' In his preaching and speaking the Archbishop reveals his close companionship with the scriptures - and hiS willingness to apply its message to current events While addressmg the groWld-breaking banquet lor the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Olurch in Phoenix, His eminence dealt With almost every maJor : ISSue that has affected the world m the past decade VIetnam Watergate, Cyprus the Black protests and the youthful uproar of the Sixties For him, American policy is cynical and corrupt Alter Vietnam, we still have neither peace nor honor And now Cyprus - can anyone trust this government can we ever agam believe • the words ol an adminiStration that will not guarantee the freedom ol its friends overseas' :; Looking over the past decade culminating m the moral ~ collapse in Watergate and the reslgnatiort of a disgraced ; president, Archbishop Iakovos flatly slated that the only truth :; evident In our national life WAS the Black and youthlul protest • "And how did we respond' By beating and ldllmg and 1m : prlaonlng those who spoke the truth'" " Following the Cyprus tragedy which left nearly 200,000 Greek Cypriots homeless, the Archbishop practically wrote oil · tile Ford-Kissinger teann as a zero in other adventures 'Detente • with Russia' It is meaningless The Marxists are biding their _ time, then we will discover thai detente Is simply a slow death " Ole reason lor the wide acceptance of lakovos overseas 1s hio independence from the foreign policy of American ad • ministrations something that cannot be said lor Orthodox ' churclunen in Russia He argues lor the making ol Jerusalem :.Into an international city, freely serving the needs and historic . hopes ol MoslelllB, Olristians and Jews Should Faisal and •lakovos meet this year, the format will be dialogue And when ::UU.t convl!l'!l8tion commences, you will see the leadership style ':Of a modem archbishop In full Ioree • The Almanac " By United Press International :. Today IS Friday, March 14 the 73rd day of 1975 with 292 to lollow The moon IS between Its new phase and first quarter - The morning stars are : Mercury and Mars The evenmg stars are Venus ~Jupiter and Saturn - Th<»e born on this date are • under the Sign of Pisces : Gennan-Amer1can sctenhst Albert Emstem was born ' March 14, 1879 On this day m hiStor y ' In 1743 the l1rst town ~ - ~ meeting m Amertca was held m Boston In 1812, the U S government authoriZed ISSUe O( the lirst War Bonds floated to buy nulitary eqwpment lor use agamsl the British In 1947, military and naval bases m the Ph1hppmes were leased to the United States lor 99years In 1964, Jack Ruby was round ~lty or murder m the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald, a.ssassm 01 PreSident John F Kennedy l\uby was sentenced to death but the conviction was overtur· ned, and he died while awaiting a new trial A thought lor the da) President Harry Trun1an said The responSibility or the great slate 1s to serve and not to dominate the world WON TITLE •<XlLUMBUS (UPI )- Walter I.Aac:tett of Ohio Umversity won the scormg title m the Mul· Alllerican Conlerence this sea. lOll with an average or 25 2 points per game • Cornelius Cash of Bowling Green State Uruvers1ty was lbpe in rebounding with an lverage d. 13 2 per game - Order Your Southern Cabbage Plants Now JAMES HILL P~: ' 247-2961 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca se No 21430 E state of Paul Cowdery Deceased I Manon Not ce 1S h ereby g ven that Marilyn n T ru ssel l and Ronald Cowdery of Reed svi l l e and Long Bottom O h o have been duly appo nted Co Executor s of th e Estate of Paul Mar on Cowdery decused la t e of Me QS County Oh o Cr ed tors ar e requ red to flte the r e ta ms w th 55 d f du e ary w tht n tour month s Credi tors are requ r ed to f i l e lhe1r c ia ms w th sad fl du c1ary w thm tour month s DMed th s 3rd day of March 1975 Mann ng 0 Webst er J udge Court of Common Pleas Proba t e D1v son (3 1 1 14 21 3tc O\ lNG 'cmor>t o t ot n ~ t 1p (0 wt oprt~SCd Yldr lQO IOdiiY MMC.h I 1911 ildly n <;St>d by th e tamtl y 3 IJ 1t p Nr.t,ce P U J.lEI\1-IE O ~r I [ W e~ t v rQ n d Po l ed H c rl'lord As o;oc at on w II t olct 8th A r nua spr nQ sale March n t9! ~ !-".aturd<~Y a t Jackson M I '5o Sl i~h I H c amp Se t! ng t 1 bulls n ost y breed nq age <1nd 16 h e f er ~ I or n torn al on wr e J m West lilll R t 1 Box 1S Spencer w va 1511~ or c a l l 927 210 1 3 14 IIC PIANO tun ng P~one 9~94 811 3 4 tfc N OW 5cll no 1-= uller Brush Pr odl.lcts phone 992 3410 1 24 tfc Want~t1 ro Buy USED ptano n qood shape Call 99129~R il ll cr 5 p m 3 12 lip ( LO furn tlvre Ice boJen bran beds or complete households Write M 0 Miller Rt A Pomero v Oh 10 Ca ll 9927160 10 1 74 WA Nl E[..I old upr ghl p tano\ any cond I ton Pay ng SIO each F rst floor on l y Wr te and g ve d r ect ons to Wlllt>n BOll 188 Sa rd S PtAnO Co Oh10 43946 3 1J 6!p WI L L do oc t ng heatng r epa r plumb ng and e ec tr cal work Phone Charles s n cl a r qs s ~ 121 J 4 \:i'lp 1964 and Ol der COinS W II pa y 24c tor dtm t>s 60c for quar ters S1 20 tor halves Also Nat ona l Cur rency on the Pomeroy Midd leport or Rae ne bank Large or !.mall ~OR yoi.Jr O tl Of M nk b liS Wtlt buy old pocket Cosme I cs PMne BROW N S wat ches too Phone Rog er 992 5 113 wams ey Ru tlAnd OhtO 742 1 7 li e Jbl 3 13 3tp FLOWER S for East er Baskets pots sprays etc Phone 985 complete and JSJ7 Smalley s G fl Shop J UN K autos delvered to our yard we P•Ck C he~.te r Oh o up auto bod•es and buy 1!1 3 J 12tc k nd~ of screp metals tnd 1ron R der s Salvage 51 Rt MR and MR S Rona ld Do ugan 12A Rt A Pomeroy OhiO wou l d lt k.e to nv t e yov t o Call 99~ 5468 anend Sunday SchOo l at the 10 11 rt c M ddleport Un ti ed Pen tecostat Church So Uth Thtrd CAS H paid lor 1111 makes and Avenue start ng at 10 a m mo del s of mob1le homes 3 13 21p Phone area code 61-t 423 9531 4 13 li e 51-tOOTING MATCH Corn Hollow Gun Club turn ft rs t r1ght after Mi l es Ceme t ery Rutland Factory c h o k ed guns only Sunday March 16 I p m R E MODELING plumbing 3 13 Jt c hut ng and 111 types of genera I rep a r Wort~ AUCTION Thursday nrghl 7 guaranteed 20 years ex at Mason Au cton p m perlence Phone n 22-409 Horton St In Mason w va 1 19 ffC Cons •gnments welcome Phone (304) 773 5471 REMO DELING plumb1ng 1 1 ftc hea t ng an d all types of gene ral repa r Work Sho~ :l:a.lurd""'iY - Ma r c h 0u gu aranteed 20 years ex P m M le H II R c ad 15 1 pe n en ce Phone V9 '2 2409 fac tory choked guns only 3 11 ftc ~ ponsored by t he R acl ne F re tc Department 3 12 3 ------------- l:mployment Wanted N T he fol low ng docume nts were rece ved or pr epa r ed by The Ohto Env.ro nmental Protect on Agency dur ng t he prev1ous week Anyone a9 gr eved or adverse ly affec ted by ssua n ce or renewal of anv perm t(sl 1 ce nse t s J ur v ar ance(s l may reQ uest 111n ad1udtcatlon hearmg by wr tlen reQuest pursuant t o Oh tO Rev sed Code Sec t ton 37-45 07 w t h.n th rt y (30 ) days o f th e D rectors proposl'!d act ton to ssue or d eny suct1 documents nat sta tute does not prov id e for hea r.ng request s to The OEPA on appl tcat ton s revoca t tons nod ftca tt ons com p ta nts ver f t ed c om pl aints cert f cat ons leases orders or llnal ac t ons W thm 30 dAys of public a t on of th s not ce any per son may a so {1) Su bm t wr tten comments re i at ng to act on s p rfO posea iiCf ons co mpla ints or ver f ed comp atn t s (2) ReQvest a publ c meet ng regard ng proposed act ons and or Dl Request not ce of furfhe r itct ons on pr oceed ngs ReQuests fo r hea r n gs on f na l acttons to ssue deny modify revoke or renew pe rm ts l tcenses or vanances thef are not pr eceded by proposed ac 1 ons and so tdenr fted n th1S nottee shou l d be sent to The Env ronmental Bo tn d of Rh ew Su fte 505 33 N or t h H gh Street Co lumbus Ohto .t3215 A ll other req1.1ests for ad ludic At on hear ings and other commu n1cat ons concernmg publtc hear ngs publ c meetings Adlud catton hear i ngs compli11nts of any k nd an d r egu laltons shoul d be addressed ro The Legal Re cords Seclton Oh o EPA P 0 Box 10A9 Columbus Oh o A321 6 (6141 466 6037 Unless otherw1se stat ed n parttcular not1ces all other communtc:allo ns tnclvd ng comments on proposed tctton s and reQuests for p ublic meet ngs should be addr essed etther to The Ne:w Sourc e A r or NPDES Permt t Re cord s Sect on wh ch ever s ap propnate at The Ohto EPA P 0 Bo,; 1049 Columbus Oh o 432 16 AdiUdtcatton hear MO scheduled Southern Oh o Coa l Co St ate Route 689 N ear Po int Rock Oh o Ad l \!dtcatton hear1ng scheduled for 10 00 AM on Apr 7 1975 at Seneca Towers Heanng Room I 361 E Broad St Columbus OhtO Docket No 75 WD 199 En t it y hea r•ng request regard ng NPDE S perm t l \ 1911 VEGfl Hatchlttl(.lo. J '> peed tr<"n!.n ss •on new I res t ap e p t.,yer eJ~;cellent c ond tt on w II se- I r ei'lsonable Phone lilt.! I 9917377 or 9922131 after 'p m 3 l A 121p For Sale USED parts Fry e s Truck. and Au to Parts Rutland Oh o Phone ( 614 ) 141 60YA 1 21 78 tp NEW and used chain saws tf l lers and mower~ Also repa rs 498 Locust St M ddleport Phon e 992 3092 2 28 261 C GROCERY bus iness tor sale BvtldinQ tor sale or lease Phcne 773 5618 f rom 8 30 p m to 10 p m to r appo ntment 3 10 trc ~~---- - - ---~ CLOSE OUT on new Zig Zag sewing mach ines For sew ing stretch fabr ics buttonholes. fan cy dts lgn s etc Paint sllohtly blem1shed Cho ce of c arry i ng cue or sew i ng stand $49 80 cash or terms ava !able Phone 992 nss l1 18 tfc FO LE Y saw !.harpener eQutpm ent 3 p ece hand sharpe ner c1rcu1ar saw sharpener cha n saw gnnd er all 1 ke ne w Phone 992 2386 3 14 4tC 19 73 KAWASAKI 450 CC d r t b ke 1974 Kawasak 125 CC Endu ro See at As hl and 992 JS35 We l ker s 3 13 lfc oeere ON 1966 John 450 track loader and 93 t1ot> N ew steermg clutches and brakes pant sea t s Good c ondtt on Prt ced for qu ck sale S6300 Phone (614)992 2478 3 JJ 3tc NICE BEA GLE Pups for sale reasonabiV pr ced Phone 992 5302 3 13 3tc CHE ST TYPE deep Phon e 949 .Hil l freeze 3 13 61C L OCU ST POST 85c each 1i71 71 Ford L TO hOOd $40 00 par lenders 1969 Chevel le SS 40 DO ea Ha mel te XL 870 and McCulloch 250 power saws 2 BEDROOM trail er Browns S100 each All excellent 742 T ra l er Court Phone 992 3324 3656 J A lfc 3 13 _3tp __'\._h ___ __ 3 BEDROOM mcbtle hOme washer and dryer 1 J bethS K NAPP shoes many styles on ut 1 t es paid \41 SO week 308 sa l e through March Famous Paoe St Middleport Oh1o K ss serv ce Oxford only J 4 ttc Sl5 99 Call 99253 24 3 12 4tc 4 RM S & bath plus uttl tv rm OALMAT ION pups S10 each F urn1shed forced a~r fur na ce screened n po rch A1sp Reg1stered '" Arab an Phone 949 3658 geldtng S150 Phone 992 3885 J u 3tc Eskey H 11 Pomeroy Ohto ) 12 4tC STEREO RADIO am fm 8 track laJ)e combln&t on FOR SALE or trade for camper se per.!lt e control!. Balance of equal va!ue a 10x40 mobt le Sl02 78 or terms Call 992 home Cat 992 3380 after 6 pm 396 5 3 14 tf c 3 12 Jtc For Rent Help Wanted BAB Y SITTE R for 3 Schaa l chtld r en Ca ll after 7 p m 992 J6JS l 14 Jt c WOMAM to baby Stl and do I gl'll housewor k 5 days week w th occas anal eve nmg and Sa turd ay Meats prov ded L beral salary Ca ll 99 2 2832 or write p o Bo x 687 Pomeroy 0 .45169 3 l)IIC -- - ---r..esPoNs tBLE la dy to ltv e n w tlh el derly lady 667 3305 Phone ( l l J 4 121C LADIES to do I ght housewo rk 1 day week must oe abl e to work. around teenager& Must hl!l..,e re fe re n ce s and t ra ns por ta lion Wr ite m care of Th e Dl'ltly Se n ti n el Boll 729P Pomeroy Oh o 457 69 )12 6fC CARRIER WANTED FOR MONKEY RUN AREA Pomeroy, 0. The Dai~ Sentinel PH. 992-2156 Mob1le Homes For Sale BE ge ntle be k nd to tha t ex penstve c arpel clean w th Blue Lustre Ren t electr~c shampooer Sl B8ker Fur n•ture Co 3 14 3tc T RAILER apartments f or rent Phone 992 5248 3 II SIC 1 BEDROOM mobile home n Syracuse No Children or pe ts Call 9922441 after 6 p m Oepos t requ ired l 11 lfc 3 BEDROOM mob le home air co ndtl on•ng corner of Broadway & Elm Phone 992 2580 111Her 6 p m 3 II li e ~~ - --------- ONE 7 RM house And bAth One 3 rm apt would prefer t>lderly manor woman Pl'1one 992 7135 J 13 3tc fRAILER SPACE ~ . mile north of Mtlgs H1gh School on old Rt 33 Phone 992 'l9A1 I 2J He x-231-;- TRAILER-LOAD J BEDROOM furn•shed mob tle home and tot loc ated on New L ma Road near Rutland Phone 742 59J3 3 13 Ate E st•te ot Charles H'flltl Decused Nottce tS hereby gtven tnat Bernard v Fultz whose Pos t Othce Address ts P 0 Box 123 Pomeroy Oh io has been dulv appotnted as Adm n tstrator de bon1l non of the Eslale of Ch ar l es H y att N o 20702 late of Me•gs county Ohto dec eased Oat•d th•S '.!Stn day ol F ebruary 1975 Mann•n9 D Webster Ju dge of the Probate Court Melgs County Oh o {21 28 (J J 1 u 3t c lints, g.., ....... WEDDING Photography Dozer, IIAcklloe, Trucks Llmt1._& Flit Dirt CommorciA~RHiclentlll Constructton & Remoclol For lnfonnation Call 8-K EXCAVAnNG OOMPANY 1 (614) 247-3644 777 Pearl StrHt Mlddlejlort, Olllo Phone 949 2261 Albert Hill 3 10 61C Auto Sales 1970 DODGE Chlllenger Rt Ja3 automat c good condtt1on S1 400 or tlest olfer Phone 992 TWINE C8 SALES &PARTS PHONE 941 3832 or 843 2667 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING 308 Page St Middleport, 0 992-3509 Radtos Antennas Towers U!.ed TV s Buy from the lndtan and nve W.am Pum we buy used RadiOS ud lowe" Radio! repatred by FCC ltcensed servtce oer sonnel Stop and see the ''tndtan and Bubbles Month!r Chann el 10 and 20 motor pa int and good rubbtr S1 250 PhOI'\t 985 3594 3 9 7tp ------------- 10 11 1950 F ERGUSON a original except new pamt and ttres s 1 550 Phone 98S l59-4 39 7tp TWO mowers to f t Ford or Ferguson 3 pt hitch One sus other $17 5 Phone 985 3594 3 9 71p STA NLE Y Products for sa le Pnone 742 3762 J 9 26tc PORTABLE au tomat ic washer pllone 992 7066 3 9 61c Rill Esbte for S. 1972 DODGE Colt new rad•a l t.res very good condtlton NEW br ick home 10 Baum Sl 200 Also 1966 Nova A 1 Addtlton Cnester Otl to sha pe mu st sell PhOnl' 992 L•vtn9 room comb inat ion 1066 k1t chen and dtn•ng: 3 3 9 6tc bedrooms 2 baths ut!lttl e! 2 car garage full basement t91 ~ MONTE Carlo 4 000 mtles f reptac.l' tull y carpeted Call all power a r AM stereo Leonara Erw i n lor ap tape Ca ll 99 ~ 703 6 affer S p m p('lntment phone 985 3365 3 5 rtc 3 l l 3tc SPECIALS THIS WEEK! 71 FORD WSIOM*'******* $1495 '!2 ton Pickup, long 1 wode bed automatic 1974 BUICK LeSABRE.................s3895 73 PONTIAC LaMONZA SPORT...... ~3495 4 dr 72 PONTIAC CATALINA ................ !1895 2 Dr H T Ph 992 3993 LARRY LAVENDER 3 10 HE.L RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING FOREST RUN BLOCK 00. 992 2067 RDNo I M.tnersvt lie 0 'Complete plumbrng "' Blocks heating serv1ce and Cement and Mortar general sheet metal Wood Burn1ng Stoves works Free Heatt lators Estimates Phone 949-5961 and Fireplace Accessones Emergency 992 3995 I, 2-19-1mo or 992-5700 Real Estate For Sale BUY NOW S. SAVE Low low LOW LOW DOWN PAYMENT down payments 8 pet n Lovely new homes 1n three tere s! JO yr ftnancmg on new locallons tn Metgs County homes tn 3 Me gs Co unty Some w tt1 wooded lots We loca l!on s or BUILD on your w It built on your lot or our s lot Phon e 992 5976 or 992 5844 Call 992 5976 or 992 5844 for 3 13 u c more mformat on _.2 27 26tC s ROOM house on Unton Avenue Lar ge lot full BUY ON LAND CON T RACT AS low as $500 down for 2 ba sement and n ew furnace bedroom h q.use wtth har d Cal l 992 3854 wood floors gas fr ed hot a r 3 9 6tc heater n tee bath w tth tub basement 10 years to pay large 3 BEDROOM home wtlh monthly payment te ss k. tc hen vttl ty room on than S100 per month Call 992 10(lx 200 lot $15 500 Ca l l after 30 59 alter I p m 5 p m for tntormarlon 667 3 14 3t c 3739 3 9 6tc ___________ 6 ROO M hou se with ba t h __ _ 3 Strout Realty RUTLAND - Large older home brtck almost 1 acre carport good buy at S14 000 00 MIDDLEPORT - 3 BR 3bedroom home on farge bedroom home near These homes are needed by prospects who are wlthnQ to BUY CALL TODAY 992-2259 -FOR SALERUTLAND- CLOSE TO SHOPPING - 2 BR bath fireplace carpet• ng paneling tile porch garage $9 soo 00 POMEROY - Lincoln His 2 BR bath H W floors vlt llly R basement new trees wa l nut pine and others 307 Sprmg Avenue Pomeroy 992 2298 Lo1s Pauley Branch Mlnager popl ar CARPETING 501 NYLON $7.95 ~d ~= tnc ludts lnstall1t1on ond frae padding Talk to Wendell Grote carpel consuHant We have hundreds of carpet values Your job can be com pitied 1n 1to 2 weeks No long wa1t1ng period SPEC IALl HOME WITH INCOME - 2 houses with baths In town near stores Want an Investment th1s Is 1t 33 ACRES- Small fresh water stream and a J bedroom modern home with city water 70 ACRES - On new Route 33 North Excellent home silas and spring 1 verecl right to your protect Fas\ and ea sy Fret est1mates Phone 992 328-4 Goeglem Ready Mtx Co Middl eport Ohio 6 30 lfc Repairs servt ce all makes 992 ·2284 The Fabrtc Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sales and Serv ce We sharpen Scissors 3 29 tiC Repa~r Serv 1ce - Anything ft x ed around the home from roof to basement You w II 1 ke our work and rates Phone 742.5081 122911c C BRAOFOH:D Auct oneer Complete Service Pl'1one 949 3821 or 949 3161 Racme OhiO Cntt Bradford 5 1 tfc C.ndy Stripe C.rpet With rubber 1>1 ck Rfll $6 " sq yd Now $4 99 Sq Yd. Nice for bedrooms des, kitchens, etc RUTLAND FURNITURE 7424211 T P water close ROUTE 10- Far Out large II room 2 bath home w1th bus ~ness room and dnlled well and plenfy of parktng HOU St NG SITES - 2112 Acres tn Pomeroy oUfOf h1gh water Near sewer and water OUR PURPOSE IN BUSINESS IS TO HELP YOU GET A GOOO PRICE FOR YOUR PROPERTY LIST IT WITH US CALL 9'12 3325 Ruttond. 0 ..... -s:t:PTIC TANKS cleaned Modern Sanitation 992 3954 or 991 7349 9 18 tfc ------------W I LL tnm or cut trees or shrubbery clean out basements atttcs etc Phone 949 3221 or 742 4441 BARGAIN CENTER IINutiful COlors HANDMADE Glass Swans RIGGS 985USED CARS 4100 Located on St Rt 7 0 Also baskets, vases, ducks, "Minta" & other handblown novelties. Also Mex1can Imports DAN THOMPSON ! HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU! r--o'Riv"ETn~oucA-riONC:'Ais-l (3) 7.5 Oldsmobile 1 I Cutlass Supreme Sedans 1-Girl Scout ! Diary By ,~ Charlene Hoefl1Ci1 ' As was annolUiced earlier this week, Ralph Werry IS chairman for the Gtrl Scout fund to take place thiS month m Meigs County ThiS IS the llrsl year a fund drive has been held here Troop comnnttees will be contacted by Werry for assiStance m the fund drive which IS called a "sustaining membership enrollment ' MRS PAT Thoma, service unit director for Meigs County, announced today that the next semce unit meelmg will be April 2 at her horne at 9 30 am Mrs Isabelle Foster, district director, will be there to work with the leaders POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP 76 MEETING Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Elementary School the Browmes began work on an Easter project Usmg potato 'chip cans they are creating 'wooly worm ' Easter treat containers MIDDLEPORT BROWNIE TROOP 1174 MEETING at the Meigs Junior High School cafeteria Thurs day mght, the Middleport Browmes made bracelets out of yam and paper clips AssiSillll! Mrs Mary Jo Pooler and Mrs Kay Rupe, leaders, With the project were corrurultee members, Mrs Dolly Mowery and Mrs Shirley Kaufl Next week the gll'is will make Easter baskets Troop uwest1ture ceremomes were set for the first Thursday in April The scouts studied the Brownie Pronuse and learned several new songs Cookies were served Scorched door may need repair I OF QUALITY ~~~~ l ome~t S4195 4 Door only 10 400 miles fully equ tpped tn c atr dark r ed A r eal cr eam puff 1974 CHEYELLE MALIBU GM Dt v son car a~r co nd1 t 1on.ng 350 V 8 P dark grey fmtsh radw $3095 stee r ng 1971 MATADOR $1595 4 Door fully equipped nc a r dark red A r eal cream Sold new for over S6700 POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM. POMEROY, OHIO Helen Help Us. • • Heartbroken 'Grandmother' DEAR HELEN My young son dated a sweet gil' I for over a year They made a nustake and the girl IS now pregnant He never wanted children even though he expected to marry her some day Alter mucb agoniZmg he agreed to a weddmg Then he went around like a wmb1e lor three days be lore he backed ou l Says he ll contr1bote as much as he can but the marriage would be a disaster He's 20, still m college Throughout all th1s the gll'l s mother has been on the phone to me telling me what a monster my son IS I can't make him marry her, but I reel tembly sorry for the gil'!, who is heartbroken I love her and want to help her Both my son and my husband tell me to stay away from her Would 1t be so awful if I VISited her bronghl things lor the baby which she'll need badly' She says to come any lime It breaks my heart that I'll never get to see my l~rst hltle grand child otherwise Would II be better 11 we all just got out of her life ' -WOULD BE GRANDMA DEAR GRANDMA Since your son acknowledges the baby and says he ll con tribute as much as he can (does this mean his parents will get the bill'), there s no reason why you can't see your grandchild But why make yourself riliserably by VISiting the girl m a home that mcludes a very biller mother' See her on neutral ground - or at YOUR house when the menfolks aren't around - H DEAR HELEN I have one child, and that's alii want One o( the women m our club just can't leave thiS alone She Implies I'm unnatural, and that an only child IS deprived, spoiled, lonely , etc Shes always makmg smde remarks, hut subtly, so I'd look the lool1f I started a l1ght Should I qwt the club (my only mghl out and I enjoy 1t), or develop a guilt complex (smce I can 'I develop a thick skin)'-M M DEARM Develop a superior, stare-down smile That's the best way to combat this kind or smper II you enlist the help or a lew others m your group, shell soon know It's tune to hold her lire - H I' Car P c kup Atr cond tt oned tull y equ pped one loca l owner New Ford Trade n -~1495 au l a tran s or Dan Thompson DAN THOMPSON FORD 69 Bu1ck LaSabre 4 dr., v-roof, a1r .......... '79~ , l 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedar., power, a1r '595 .' 66 Ponbac Cal 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S......... '495 n 1 61 Buick Special 4 Dr., sharp ............... . 395 OPEN EVES TIL 7 110 , THURS . SAT. TIL I 1111 461 S. Thud SL Middleport, Oh1o TOM TIEDE Karr & VanZandt Swinging Washingtonparty on the Titanic? es luna ted the wtfe of a banker a l a Januai) party <twas $12 000 wo1lh wea nn g <f a tt1r e and ac cesson es About 120 people usually attend the big ones H a t ps play nun me combos do prosperi ty Thetrs anywa) too and wa1tet s m formal atttre and often at the back breakmg "alk abo ut Entertamers are expe nse of Mr an d Mrs h ee but the othm bills as 11 you Amen ca d1dn I know a1 e borne by the The truth IS parUcul arly pubhc evident after dark Luxur1ous And what b1lis Nobody m gh tl1fe here IS .as eve• knows preciSe!) how much IS popular among our leaders spent on anythmg 10 the White Factor•es s1t tdle m1lhon s are House the ligures bemg too Jobless hum an gloom IS widely d1stnbuted through the perilously close to chaotic but books of many lederal agen the capt tal s soctal wlurl seems c1es but the to(,J l operatmg Wlaffecled by economic trends ali o" ance lor the Execullve The parlles go on the s(,J le may be as much as $90 million dmners con tmue the grand annuall) Ford employs be balls are sllll he l~ ~ fhe t"een 1 500 and 2 OQ\1 people tq ra;h and fof\tun:ale~ the women care for hiS allairs The 15 dressed 1n Osca r de Ia H.enta ga rdeners who tend the White !r ocks and aLL Ql them House flowers to Illustrate snackmg on stulled partridge are pa 1d w1 th the combmed tax are carefree and gay mto the ob ligallons or as many as 200 \\.ee a m average Amertcan workers Nowhere ts the excess more As lor the parties expenses d1sturbmg perhaps than the can only be 1magmed In Whll< House Even m good cludmg food sala rt es extra limes the lunolions there aro protec tiOn etc they run mto th ought by some a~ super f1ve f i gures For what ? For fluous Now they are drawmg Kirk Doug las Fur I company mcreasmg cntic tsm Letters to pres1denl'S Fur ba and newsmen an d to the president genera ls - and often for are ques iiomng the p1 opnely politi cal 1mpress10ns Most or sumptuous sla te letes while assuredly the guests are taken mtlhons of pn vate c1hzens dme m Actress Jayne Meadows on budgets wept at one While House affair To be sure the While House because stttmg In ihe splendor parlies are spec(,Jcles Rep among the diamond lingers Dan Flood ( D Pa ) showed up and gold throats, she said she at one recently w1lh a top hat was JUSt eve1 so happy to be and black cape and he was m Amenca underd~esse d A reporte r Ford ol course not Jerrythe mvent White House d1d party wm 72 Ponttae Cat. HT Cpe., power, a1r ........12695' 7'1. Chev. Nova Cpe, 6 At, PS .............. '2195 70 MaveriCk 2 Dr., 6, auto...................'1195; 70 Camaro V-8, auto., V-roof ................. 11995 · 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... 11495 1 69 Ford LTD HT. Coe., V roof, air ...........'995 , See: fred 8/aettnar, Darrell Dodrill B\ 1om Tiede WASHINGTON - Regal d less of what IS happenmg m the rest of the country evtdence Ill Washm glon IS that all the 1eally 1mporum t people are planntn g to contwuc '2195 71 Chevelle Mal Cpe., v-roof, air .............11995 71 Ford Wagon, filii power, alr............... '189J 71 Chev. Cap. H.T. Sed., v-roof, air ........... '1995 71 Bu1ck El. 225 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air, mce '2195 MANY MOREl Phone 992 2196 .......... 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.......... '2195 1912 Ford V-8 Ranchero ................ s2595 atr shocks 4 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., air ... '2895 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, atr...... '2895 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, atr.............. '3295 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow., atr .... '309~ St a Wagon Off tc al car low m leage Fully equipped mag wheels Full power a tr stereo V roof 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radto u ne I 73 Chev. Imp. 4 door, power, a1n ........... 12895 73 Cou~ar XR7, v-root, a1r, power............ 13895 1974 Ford V-8 CountiJ Squire ......... 55495 307 V 8 eng $AVE 1 500 mlles New Cadt llac trade c one owner 1969 Chevrolet V-8 Camero Coupe. ! 75 Chev. Capnce 4 door ....................'5795 6 cy l One carefu l loca l owner New Ford trade tn 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA $AYE !I '--~---..--..-.-...._.._._._..,__.._,_.._,.__.......! Pomeroy 1974 Ford Pinto Station Wa~n ....... s2795 Motor Co. 1973 Ford Ranger % Ton Pickup... ..S2895 You II Like Our Qual tty Way of Do111g Bus111ess ' 9<2 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unhl6 Oo-TJI5p m S;t! the affmrs have embraced mun11icence and a ban do ned meanmg CalVIn Cooledge wl! said to be so bored w1th the stully gathermgs that he fell aslj!w regularly When a guest prill!ly asked Cal if he d ever participated in sports m his youth he replied, yawning Yes I did, I held the stakes Today the alla~rs fall mto tw o categon es p1sh and posh Appreciated only by those who attend and th ose who want to attend But ali md1ca1Ions are tha t Jerry Ford enJoys them conSiderably posSibly lor the gol'l! will and honors or hiS guests Unlorlunate th1s The limes would be rather better served, one shou ld thmk, by a president who skipped the pageantnes or the ofllce and concentrated mstead on the people ol thiS natwn who have absolutely nothmg to party about Ravers annually carry some lour billion tons of di ssolved salts to the world s oceans LARRY'S MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. NOW OPEN Sunday ..6 PH. 992-7777 POMEROY Our Special Sale Ad In Sunday's Newspaper , . w. . D. ll....;-i.iiiiiOioiit"""""""""""""""""""""".,.""""• "0 ~ The tradition has been around smce George Washin gton e•••••••••••••••••e••······~ e .e George as 11 happened once 3 held a cabmellevel meetmg to • determme proper s(,J te dmner ellquelte Jellerson held them only reluc(,Jn tly saymg ali that needed celebratmg m America e was the Fourth of July But Andy B) God Jackson held !unctiOns that scandalized the : REG. 122.99 SATURDAY town Many ol hiS guests men ONLY 'I' m coonskm caps had to be e qwelly removed when they passed out d1unk The common (olk stopped G~ ~ at tendmg Ihe parties when Marlin Van Buren took olf1ce He began the strategy, un changed to thiS day, of 300 E. MAIN POMEROY, 0.._ carelully screem ng guests lor their unporlance ~mce then : N&N Sport Shop ·1 • • • MITDIELL 300 REEL : $1799 ; : 1 Lot Wilson UtUe League Ball : Reg. $14.95 Saturday $1095 : N&N SPORT SHOP ! ~ = : ...........................• \ J 1 Explore r V 8 P tckup All good ies 360 VB Only 9 01 1 easy m 1l es Rally ty pe hub ca ps top c hrome r a I Bnght red w t h white slrtpes Power ste er ng au to Iran ~ gold v n y l exprmded mark de up holstery 2 SIGNS AM FM •adto, steel radial t~res factory a1r 1974 Ford FlOO .......................... 53895 DEAR HELEN Sociologists harp about the nuclear lamlly' and how the lack of grandpar~ts aunts and uncles, etc have depr~ved children o( growmg up among many lovmg adults Also how this makes the BY POLLY CRAMER old folks rruserable • }1 Well, here's a grandma who sometunes wiShes she and her husband were a nllcleus ollwo , Were overrim by children who ' don't waQI you to gel lonely now that were married and away They all live 111 town, they drop m, call us, brmg the grand children over (If you baby-flit one, you must give equal time to all and we can't be mean enough to turn them down) We hardly wasUng a lot of precious fuel Polly's Problem ha~e a day to ourselves Naturally we love them dearly-and DEAR POLLY - The area -POLLY they thinkthey'remaking us feel wanted (Also, lets face 11, they between my oven door and the depend on us lor all manner of advice and help ) DEAR POLLY - My Pet top or the range has become 1 usually don t complam - 1 know were lucky - but the very diSColored The door does Peeve IS w1th the way many other day really tore 1t We got amorous on a lazy Sonday al Iouch the cold wmdow In cold not close tightly ThiS looks like thmgs are packaged at the ternoon, but do you know , the telephone rang alleasllO timesweather I also remove the acorch and I have tned many stores I have bought dresses all calls from the kids-and then one lanuly stopped by to cheer en li re handle and 1111 that hole things over the past SIX months h<»tess gowns, etc only to us up" By that time we NEEDED cheerrng' w1th IIber~ lass msulatwn so bUt so far nothing has worked have the check-<>Ut girl wad TalkaboulyolUigchildrenhampermgyourlovelife 1With us on ly 1n the coldest New Any suggestions' - MRS them up, put them m the 1t•s the marned offsprmg En glan d weathe r do ml bottom or the bag and then a lot WY Here's adVIce to those whose parents are fmally alone for the "'"dows sweat enough to make DEAR MRS W Y - Firsl, or thmgs on top or them By the first time smce the firstborn amved Consider them puddles on the s1il We hke aever trY anything 011 snclf an lime I get home they look as II honeymooners, and gtve them a little tune to get to know each a>~mng type wmdows so much enilmeled flnisb while it Is slill they had been slept rn a week other agam - ALONE AT LAST _ HA' --' lhal we recently rep laced 25 bot. Have you tried a mUd and the new look IS gone - L regular wmdows w1th them p oeouring powder aad FINE ROBERT DEAR L. P - When this so badly that the plaster under problem of sweatmg wmdow s gum IS accidentally left m a nee1 wool• An automobile eleaaer also coWd be tried or a happens at a check·oat counter 11 leU ofl My son told us to put (awnmg type) by mslalhng a childs pocket Ilean really gum wet eiOIII with bleach that Is why not uk tile salesperson to the black plasbc underneath wooden fram e aga mst the up your electric clothes dryer loeld agllllllt it a lew mlmllell pat such •rllcles hl another, the noor as msulat10n We wmdow notchmg the bottom To remove gum Haked on the lllld ~a wasbed off When separate bag so tlley will oot covered the crawl space under and one stde to make room f or drum rub on a little petroleum the house and that worked tor lhe handle assembly II ac Je lly and then run the dryer on eieaD: was: wltb tltehen wu oa gel 10 squaahed. - POLLY the seven years we h ved m the lually Is recessed and the Hot lor 10 mmutes The DEAR POLLY We hlld • damp dllll to lllllke falllre cl<tnd.. ..sler Y- doer that same problem w111i sweaty house - MYRTLE rlccn or st<,rm ~ash IS put on rcs1due can lhen be waped DEAR POLLY- and Mrs ~Iu s f' r• , 11 , lhauld be repaired 10 it ciOBes windows that Mrs N E W Jr tl l fl fC'S :1S a\\ay \lith a s<lfl cloth or pape r N E W Jr I solved the has Our picture wmdow swea 1 tl tt. 1 \\r: TORENE IIJ!alr You doubtless are Polly's Pointers 1 Fullyequtppedcarswtth6040seal If so bnng 11 m to let us put 11 IR our IBM te ster machme to fmd out 1f you have won the $3,000 or less If you hav e not received a check, stop m and s1gn up to receive one so that you can get m on the payoff Nothmg to buy . get e 1ther 100 Pet, 50 Pet or 5 Pet on appraisal on your car No g1mm1cks a true hon es t give away We were so far ahead m first place la st month m sa les that we can offer th ese chOice trade ms By Helen Bottel JUST ARRIVED $398 Pomeroy Ohto Sa t 8 12 noon puff Good Selection of 01her Used Cars See Ray R1ggs or Rog'r Rtebel DOf"ER. wor k land c leanng by the acre hourly or contract Farm pond s roads etc Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years ex per ence Pull ns Excavating Pomeroy Oh 10 Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc: --------------16ME Improvement and HT 68 FORD 2 DR. H.T......................s395 68 OLDS CUTLASS 4 DR............. ..S395 66 FORD 4 DR. WAGON ............... ~250 --------SEWING MACHINE ELWOOD BUWt:K.) t<EPAIR - Sweepers toasters. 1rons all s.malt appltances Lawn mow ers n e,; t to Slate High way Garage on Route 7 Phone 985 3825 3 11 261c Or 2 Dr H T ------ I<UHL'S E Matn St Ph 992 2174 Servr ce Hours Weekdav s 8 4 30 p m stand trans 66 OI.DS CUTLASS 4 DR................s595 65 BUICK SKYLARK ......................s495 2 I Mo TuJ>pers Pl;un s, 0 Prrce CONTACT 2 large 992 2251 older home ltvinQ & d1mng some carpeting garage Make an otter 5LOTS - l 6a 4 a more or less Sa lOa and 14 a If mferested please c all porch lot SIO 000 00 68 ACRES - Just off new Rt 33 - Barn fenced 19 500 500 ·----------------------68 MERC. OOUGAR ..................... ..S695 Chatn Prec1ston Ground --------------- Smith Nelson Motors Inc. 70 A.M. GREMLIN ..................... ..!895 EXCAVATING oozer loader and backhoe wor k septic tanks nstalled dump trucks and lo bOys for htre will haul f 11 d rt top soil l1mestone & gravel Call Bob or R:oger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n1ght phone 992 J525 or 9'2 5232 211 ttc JUST SOLD 4 PROPERTIES INS DAYS TODAY WE NEED If you want to keep your car longer keep 1t m top runmng cond11ton Count on our N lASE cerllf1ed mechamcs to do all your mam tenance work properly Do Busmess W1th A Leader• Spd Sharp 6 cyl USED CARS DID YOU GET YOUR $3,000 CHECK? 2 Dr H T Sla nt S1x au la trans READY MIX CONCRETE- do Real Estate For Sile Ca sh m on lhts ofler and keep your car 1n lop r unntng safe condthon get thi s Fr ee Grease Job soon w1fh a front end ahgnm ent Offer good through March 29 19'15 71 PLYMOUTH DUSTER ...............s1195 SALES & SERVICE 992-3092 I. l Ma mtam steenng and handhng sa f ely 72 PINTO 4 CYLINDER ...............s1695 75 WILKINSON SMALL ENGINE 498 Locust 51 Middleport Oh10 GET A FREE GREASE JOB WITH A FRONT END ALIGNMENT. ' P B 4 Dr Wagon w1th luggage r ack 4 ' atr vmyl roof P S 72 FORD OOUNTRY SQ............ !1895 Free Estimates etc. 16 000 m1les locally owned ::»port Cou pe one owner Sharp Gutters Awnrngs Syracuse, OhiO HT And Check Out Th1s Spec1a I Offer Prevent unnecessary ltre wear 61House FORD RANDIER0********$895 Vehicle 6 cyl STORM Windows &--ooors ALUMINUM S1d1ng Soffiit . fun<' up !. on our Sun Otagno-s llc Equtpment Will mdk e your car run like a mac:hme msfe,itd of a broken down horse Make an appomtm enl loday a nd !.ee lor your se lf 71 PICKUP****** $1295 4 cylDATSUN , 4 sp loa Ptte M l ddleftor1 Hnttng Coo'"' • Refngerellon Roof RepJtirt • Gutlars Plumbing ~ ElectricJtl RepJt~rs and Service CJ111992 3509 and IISQ S~ve on vour rep;urs repatr mowers compressors ud outboud5 Bnng It In ~nd nve BloV(I11nto Walls & Athcs From a shelf to 1 house Pa1nting, Siding, roofing paper h11ng1ng, k1tchen cabmets, expert carpetmg 3 9 7lp -19Sl------------FERGUSON JO new p.J Home Maintenance Blown Insulation Services D&D OONSTRUCTION INDIAN JOE'S PSON FORD Can Help Bnghten Up Your Llfe 11 • 1965 JOHN Deere dozer A cyltndtr d 1ese1 8 ft blade new pant clutches tracks braktt and canopy S6 000 Phone 985 JSU 14l) 3 9 6tC 1 Phone m 5367 or~~ 2-17-75c --------------2 BEDROOM mobile home " 1/ 3 F OR 0 \.Ounrry Squ re wagon 20 000 mtlts 111 equtpment SJ SOO Phone 992 PUBLIC NOTICE 3_!!1.!"_ 9.!.2_17'2!_ ______ _ Pub l tc hear ng! will be held at 1 p m Tuesd!lly March .tth and Tues day 2 p m Marcn 25tn at l'i/3 COUNTRY SQuire Sta t onwagon lor sate to the form er Pome roy Jun ior settle estate Ltke new Phone H gh School Bu l ding to 992 Jill d etermine Metg s Count y s fmdmg under the new Housing 3 12 61C and Commun ty Development Act of 1974 1971 OLOSMO B ILE Cutlass 350 v a 2 dr coupe Call 992 3293 MetljJS County or see at lOS un.on Avenue Commtsstoners Pomeroy Henry We lls 3 II 6tc Ralph W Ours 13 1 3 14 21 Jtc TWO 1968 Ch evelln Both S7SO Phol'le 742 6205 3 9 4tc NOTICE OF APPOINTM-eNT BALER I Gas, Sewer Instilled Work Water, Etactrlc, 10 ACR E S sutlable for build ng A MoDERNaiTee,Tr-;c hOm'!" w th 3 bedroom s kitchen and lots or tra lers Wtll sell as a d n ng area I v,rng room and whole or s.eparate Located on Ful l si te basemen t bBtlh Rl 1 in M ddleport Phone part all y f l n shed w th 992 J'278 l aundry area re creatton 3 12 6tc r oom s torage and work shop area 1 080 sq tt of floor STARCR.AFT tra lers $4 924 space on m am floor and three now Sl 895 Fold downs S1 400 and two th rds ac r es of land up 3 way rad o S90 value 1n Racme area on use our lay a way f1nanc ng Located C R 28 b etw ee n Dorcas & arrangtd Camp Conley Apple Grove Phone 949 3457 Starcraft Sales Rt 62 N of 3 11 6f p Pont Pleasan t Phone 675 5384 3 12 Jtc 3 BEDROOM f urn shed mobile home and lot lo cated on new 10 HORSE wheel ho r se Ltma Road near Rutland tractor used approx 12 Phon e 742 59 43 hours planter c ult ... ator and J 11 4tC cart Sl 050 Phone 985 3534 Russell Clme Long Bottom MUS T SELL new home on la ke OhtO 457A3 3 bedrooms 1 1 baths car pet 3 12 3tc drapes dishwasher refrigerator double oven stove Pllone 992 3493 for INDIAN Joe s Sport ng Goods appomtment buy and sell gun s ammo 3 12 6t c f sh ng eQ u pment and after Apr11 I we w II ha...e f1Sh ba t Stop by at 308 Page St M ddleporl Phone 992 3509 3 2 30tc ____________ __ -------------- P1ofessional .. -- . bedroom full ba sement gas heat h w floor wall to wall carpet Close t o school n Pom eroy Phone 992 3097 - - ----~ 3 9 52tc 1955CHEVROLET 2doorhard - ---/------ ---fop 19 57 ChevroJer. be.e ~BEDROOM hou se w t h bath res to red poo l table Phone large y ard and garden c ty 742 4111 water Phone 742 4 78~ 3123tc 3961C NOTICE from Berry Mtl ler Mob l e Hom e Sa l es Here tS DUPL E w &lnufSt a n ew I sf n g of the un ts we M dd lepo r t Oh io Phone 992 now h a v e on our lo t due to the 2780 or 9t1 3432 fo r ec losure of anot her Mobile 2 19 lie H ome Dealer 60x 14 New Moon 1 bedroom 60x u Nashua total e~"t';!ji_,(_ I C 2 COUNTRY Mob leo Home .,.Pirk INDUSTRIAL 6 Inch stroke SJIW R t 33 ten m ties nofth of $75 18 Inch metallatag 6 nch bedroom ' Pomeroy Large lots w U\ 60x 12 Nash ua 2 bedroom swtng complete with concrete patio!. sidewalks 60x 12 G tobemast er J bedroom lhreadlng gears motor and rvnners and off street sox 12 Buddv 2 bedroom b ts 1100 2 h p 220 bolt smgle park.tng P~one 99'l7A79 70x 14 Bever ly Mano r 3 phase motor andustr al type 12 Jl tf C bedroom 2 bath Wtlh 8X 12 wf t h pulley SSO atr com expando pressor motor and tank S25 1634 Line shaft 3 pulleys bearmgs 60x 12 Dar lan 2 bedroom 1 fu ll HOUSE FO R RENT Ltncoln Hgts Pomeroy baths. and belt SlS Phone 985 4118 Phone Pomeroy 992 3575 or 60x12 L berr y 1 bedroom 2 _. 13 26tc Gallipolis 4,.4 2749 60x12 Schu ll 2 bedroom to ;al 2 2 tfc clec tn c 60K l1 T tan 2 tledroom 6(),;12 Elcona 1 bedroo m J and 4 ROOM furntshed and 60,;1 '1 Parkw ood ba lc ony front unfurntshed aparlmenh k rchen Th ese are mostly all Phone 99'2 .5434 late models (some never lived 4 12 tfc n J Md wtll be liquidated at a very la rge d iscount So f vou PRIVATE meetnu room lor are Inter ested n a M ob l e any oru an ut on phone 99 2 Home at a huge sav ng don f 3975 walt stop t od a y at Berry 3 11 tfc - 10 000 leet 1>1 Its M1ller Mob le Home Sa les 705 Farson St Belpre Oh o APT 3 rooms 4111 electriC ties phone 423 9531 -Ask for our c•sh arid carry table top ranQt well ov.n 3 14 10tc prrct real n ce and clean modern Located tn Pomtroy ~ELL vour mob le home for over look l ng"'tne Oh io River f IPOMEROYLANDMARKI cash 15 hom es wan ted 1958 Phone Galllpolt! day -416 thru 1972 models Phone l614l Jtck W C1rsey Mgr 7699 evenmgs -4 -4 6 9539 Phone tt2 2111 446 1425 Gall polls 1 26 tfn 3 9 78tc ------------- PUBL IC NOTICE (3J 14 ltc ··. Auto Sales llh(r David Poling, D.D. - The Sun·~ Machine '.: DAN T ~ ~ I �• Business Services~ _, ' • N The right man to talk to Islam • By David Poling Should a religious summlt meeting ol Moslem and Chnst1an leaders be held this year King Fa1sal of Sa udi Arabia would probably represent tbe milliOns or lollowers or Islam And his OlriStian counterpart will probably be the brilliant bearded Primate ol the Greek Orthodox Church ol North and South America Archbishop lakovos may reside In New York but his '• concerns and interests are global and he carnes enormous m Duence Within the whole Christian lamlly Having been born and raised m the near East he knows intimately the problems or the area and IS sensitive to the loogmgs ol non Western non-Christian people AlriCans and members ol the Third World respond easily to his style ol dialogue and discussion For one with so much authority ol oll1ce and position he hstens thoughtlully and asks questions or his audience lrequently Within the world ChriStian Church, lakovos has been an lUitlring advocate ol umty We must keep remindmg Olristians, he said m Phoerux recently ' that Jesus Christ lrees and unites ' For him the true liberation will not come with the churches supporting revolutionary political groups but pomting to a spiritual renewal that must happen 1n the heart The Ar chbishop has opposed the social and politidal actiVIsm that has emerged !rom certam pronouncements of the World Council of Churches Yet even In his sharp criticism over controversial stands and policies he 1s highly respected as a leading member of the Central Corruruttee 'Our task as Christians IS not to be grand social strategists but living witnesses lor ChriSt ' he says, ' My message to un developmg nations IS Man does not hve by bread alone We musl preach the Kingdom of Heaven, m all1ts power and hope ' In his preaching and speaking the Archbishop reveals his close companionship with the scriptures - and hiS willingness to apply its message to current events While addressmg the groWld-breaking banquet lor the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Olurch in Phoenix, His eminence dealt With almost every maJor : ISSue that has affected the world m the past decade VIetnam Watergate, Cyprus the Black protests and the youthful uproar of the Sixties For him, American policy is cynical and corrupt Alter Vietnam, we still have neither peace nor honor And now Cyprus - can anyone trust this government can we ever agam believe • the words ol an adminiStration that will not guarantee the freedom ol its friends overseas' :; Looking over the past decade culminating m the moral ~ collapse in Watergate and the reslgnatiort of a disgraced ; president, Archbishop Iakovos flatly slated that the only truth :; evident In our national life WAS the Black and youthlul protest • "And how did we respond' By beating and ldllmg and 1m : prlaonlng those who spoke the truth'" " Following the Cyprus tragedy which left nearly 200,000 Greek Cypriots homeless, the Archbishop practically wrote oil · tile Ford-Kissinger teann as a zero in other adventures 'Detente • with Russia' It is meaningless The Marxists are biding their _ time, then we will discover thai detente Is simply a slow death " Ole reason lor the wide acceptance of lakovos overseas 1s hio independence from the foreign policy of American ad • ministrations something that cannot be said lor Orthodox ' churclunen in Russia He argues lor the making ol Jerusalem :.Into an international city, freely serving the needs and historic . hopes ol MoslelllB, Olristians and Jews Should Faisal and •lakovos meet this year, the format will be dialogue And when ::UU.t convl!l'!l8tion commences, you will see the leadership style ':Of a modem archbishop In full Ioree • The Almanac " By United Press International :. Today IS Friday, March 14 the 73rd day of 1975 with 292 to lollow The moon IS between Its new phase and first quarter - The morning stars are : Mercury and Mars The evenmg stars are Venus ~Jupiter and Saturn - Th<»e born on this date are • under the Sign of Pisces : Gennan-Amer1can sctenhst Albert Emstem was born ' March 14, 1879 On this day m hiStor y ' In 1743 the l1rst town ~ - ~ meeting m Amertca was held m Boston In 1812, the U S government authoriZed ISSUe O( the lirst War Bonds floated to buy nulitary eqwpment lor use agamsl the British In 1947, military and naval bases m the Ph1hppmes were leased to the United States lor 99years In 1964, Jack Ruby was round ~lty or murder m the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald, a.ssassm 01 PreSident John F Kennedy l\uby was sentenced to death but the conviction was overtur· ned, and he died while awaiting a new trial A thought lor the da) President Harry Trun1an said The responSibility or the great slate 1s to serve and not to dominate the world WON TITLE •<XlLUMBUS (UPI )- Walter I.Aac:tett of Ohio Umversity won the scormg title m the Mul· Alllerican Conlerence this sea. lOll with an average or 25 2 points per game • Cornelius Cash of Bowling Green State Uruvers1ty was lbpe in rebounding with an lverage d. 13 2 per game - Order Your Southern Cabbage Plants Now JAMES HILL P~: ' 247-2961 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca se No 21430 E state of Paul Cowdery Deceased I Manon Not ce 1S h ereby g ven that Marilyn n T ru ssel l and Ronald Cowdery of Reed svi l l e and Long Bottom O h o have been duly appo nted Co Executor s of th e Estate of Paul Mar on Cowdery decused la t e of Me QS County Oh o Cr ed tors ar e requ red to flte the r e ta ms w th 55 d f du e ary w tht n tour month s Credi tors are requ r ed to f i l e lhe1r c ia ms w th sad fl du c1ary w thm tour month s DMed th s 3rd day of March 1975 Mann ng 0 Webst er J udge Court of Common Pleas Proba t e D1v son (3 1 1 14 21 3tc O\ lNG 'cmor>t o t ot n ~ t 1p (0 wt oprt~SCd Yldr lQO IOdiiY MMC.h I 1911 ildly n <;St>d by th e tamtl y 3 IJ 1t p Nr.t,ce P U J.lEI\1-IE O ~r I [ W e~ t v rQ n d Po l ed H c rl'lord As o;oc at on w II t olct 8th A r nua spr nQ sale March n t9! ~ !-".aturd<~Y a t Jackson M I '5o Sl i~h I H c amp Se t! ng t 1 bulls n ost y breed nq age <1nd 16 h e f er ~ I or n torn al on wr e J m West lilll R t 1 Box 1S Spencer w va 1511~ or c a l l 927 210 1 3 14 IIC PIANO tun ng P~one 9~94 811 3 4 tfc N OW 5cll no 1-= uller Brush Pr odl.lcts phone 992 3410 1 24 tfc Want~t1 ro Buy USED ptano n qood shape Call 99129~R il ll cr 5 p m 3 12 lip ( LO furn tlvre Ice boJen bran beds or complete households Write M 0 Miller Rt A Pomero v Oh 10 Ca ll 9927160 10 1 74 WA Nl E[..I old upr ghl p tano\ any cond I ton Pay ng SIO each F rst floor on l y Wr te and g ve d r ect ons to Wlllt>n BOll 188 Sa rd S PtAnO Co Oh10 43946 3 1J 6!p WI L L do oc t ng heatng r epa r plumb ng and e ec tr cal work Phone Charles s n cl a r qs s ~ 121 J 4 \:i'lp 1964 and Ol der COinS W II pa y 24c tor dtm t>s 60c for quar ters S1 20 tor halves Also Nat ona l Cur rency on the Pomeroy Midd leport or Rae ne bank Large or !.mall ~OR yoi.Jr O tl Of M nk b liS Wtlt buy old pocket Cosme I cs PMne BROW N S wat ches too Phone Rog er 992 5 113 wams ey Ru tlAnd OhtO 742 1 7 li e Jbl 3 13 3tp FLOWER S for East er Baskets pots sprays etc Phone 985 complete and JSJ7 Smalley s G fl Shop J UN K autos delvered to our yard we P•Ck C he~.te r Oh o up auto bod•es and buy 1!1 3 J 12tc k nd~ of screp metals tnd 1ron R der s Salvage 51 Rt MR and MR S Rona ld Do ugan 12A Rt A Pomeroy OhiO wou l d lt k.e to nv t e yov t o Call 99~ 5468 anend Sunday SchOo l at the 10 11 rt c M ddleport Un ti ed Pen tecostat Church So Uth Thtrd CAS H paid lor 1111 makes and Avenue start ng at 10 a m mo del s of mob1le homes 3 13 21p Phone area code 61-t 423 9531 4 13 li e 51-tOOTING MATCH Corn Hollow Gun Club turn ft rs t r1ght after Mi l es Ceme t ery Rutland Factory c h o k ed guns only Sunday March 16 I p m R E MODELING plumbing 3 13 Jt c hut ng and 111 types of genera I rep a r Wort~ AUCTION Thursday nrghl 7 guaranteed 20 years ex at Mason Au cton p m perlence Phone n 22-409 Horton St In Mason w va 1 19 ffC Cons •gnments welcome Phone (304) 773 5471 REMO DELING plumb1ng 1 1 ftc hea t ng an d all types of gene ral repa r Work Sho~ :l:a.lurd""'iY - Ma r c h 0u gu aranteed 20 years ex P m M le H II R c ad 15 1 pe n en ce Phone V9 '2 2409 fac tory choked guns only 3 11 ftc ~ ponsored by t he R acl ne F re tc Department 3 12 3 ------------- l:mployment Wanted N T he fol low ng docume nts were rece ved or pr epa r ed by The Ohto Env.ro nmental Protect on Agency dur ng t he prev1ous week Anyone a9 gr eved or adverse ly affec ted by ssua n ce or renewal of anv perm t(sl 1 ce nse t s J ur v ar ance(s l may reQ uest 111n ad1udtcatlon hearmg by wr tlen reQuest pursuant t o Oh tO Rev sed Code Sec t ton 37-45 07 w t h.n th rt y (30 ) days o f th e D rectors proposl'!d act ton to ssue or d eny suct1 documents nat sta tute does not prov id e for hea r.ng request s to The OEPA on appl tcat ton s revoca t tons nod ftca tt ons com p ta nts ver f t ed c om pl aints cert f cat ons leases orders or llnal ac t ons W thm 30 dAys of public a t on of th s not ce any per son may a so {1) Su bm t wr tten comments re i at ng to act on s p rfO posea iiCf ons co mpla ints or ver f ed comp atn t s (2) ReQvest a publ c meet ng regard ng proposed act ons and or Dl Request not ce of furfhe r itct ons on pr oceed ngs ReQuests fo r hea r n gs on f na l acttons to ssue deny modify revoke or renew pe rm ts l tcenses or vanances thef are not pr eceded by proposed ac 1 ons and so tdenr fted n th1S nottee shou l d be sent to The Env ronmental Bo tn d of Rh ew Su fte 505 33 N or t h H gh Street Co lumbus Ohto .t3215 A ll other req1.1ests for ad ludic At on hear ings and other commu n1cat ons concernmg publtc hear ngs publ c meetings Adlud catton hear i ngs compli11nts of any k nd an d r egu laltons shoul d be addressed ro The Legal Re cords Seclton Oh o EPA P 0 Box 10A9 Columbus Oh o A321 6 (6141 466 6037 Unless otherw1se stat ed n parttcular not1ces all other communtc:allo ns tnclvd ng comments on proposed tctton s and reQuests for p ublic meet ngs should be addr essed etther to The Ne:w Sourc e A r or NPDES Permt t Re cord s Sect on wh ch ever s ap propnate at The Ohto EPA P 0 Bo,; 1049 Columbus Oh o 432 16 AdiUdtcatton hear MO scheduled Southern Oh o Coa l Co St ate Route 689 N ear Po int Rock Oh o Ad l \!dtcatton hear1ng scheduled for 10 00 AM on Apr 7 1975 at Seneca Towers Heanng Room I 361 E Broad St Columbus OhtO Docket No 75 WD 199 En t it y hea r•ng request regard ng NPDE S perm t l \ 1911 VEGfl Hatchlttl(.lo. J '> peed tr<"n!.n ss •on new I res t ap e p t.,yer eJ~;cellent c ond tt on w II se- I r ei'lsonable Phone lilt.! I 9917377 or 9922131 after 'p m 3 l A 121p For Sale USED parts Fry e s Truck. and Au to Parts Rutland Oh o Phone ( 614 ) 141 60YA 1 21 78 tp NEW and used chain saws tf l lers and mower~ Also repa rs 498 Locust St M ddleport Phon e 992 3092 2 28 261 C GROCERY bus iness tor sale BvtldinQ tor sale or lease Phcne 773 5618 f rom 8 30 p m to 10 p m to r appo ntment 3 10 trc ~~---- - - ---~ CLOSE OUT on new Zig Zag sewing mach ines For sew ing stretch fabr ics buttonholes. fan cy dts lgn s etc Paint sllohtly blem1shed Cho ce of c arry i ng cue or sew i ng stand $49 80 cash or terms ava !able Phone 992 nss l1 18 tfc FO LE Y saw !.harpener eQutpm ent 3 p ece hand sharpe ner c1rcu1ar saw sharpener cha n saw gnnd er all 1 ke ne w Phone 992 2386 3 14 4tC 19 73 KAWASAKI 450 CC d r t b ke 1974 Kawasak 125 CC Endu ro See at As hl and 992 JS35 We l ker s 3 13 lfc oeere ON 1966 John 450 track loader and 93 t1ot> N ew steermg clutches and brakes pant sea t s Good c ondtt on Prt ced for qu ck sale S6300 Phone (614)992 2478 3 JJ 3tc NICE BEA GLE Pups for sale reasonabiV pr ced Phone 992 5302 3 13 3tc CHE ST TYPE deep Phon e 949 .Hil l freeze 3 13 61C L OCU ST POST 85c each 1i71 71 Ford L TO hOOd $40 00 par lenders 1969 Chevel le SS 40 DO ea Ha mel te XL 870 and McCulloch 250 power saws 2 BEDROOM trail er Browns S100 each All excellent 742 T ra l er Court Phone 992 3324 3656 J A lfc 3 13 _3tp __'\._h ___ __ 3 BEDROOM mcbtle hOme washer and dryer 1 J bethS K NAPP shoes many styles on ut 1 t es paid \41 SO week 308 sa l e through March Famous Paoe St Middleport Oh1o K ss serv ce Oxford only J 4 ttc Sl5 99 Call 99253 24 3 12 4tc 4 RM S & bath plus uttl tv rm OALMAT ION pups S10 each F urn1shed forced a~r fur na ce screened n po rch A1sp Reg1stered '" Arab an Phone 949 3658 geldtng S150 Phone 992 3885 J u 3tc Eskey H 11 Pomeroy Ohto ) 12 4tC STEREO RADIO am fm 8 track laJ)e combln&t on FOR SALE or trade for camper se per.!lt e control!. Balance of equal va!ue a 10x40 mobt le Sl02 78 or terms Call 992 home Cat 992 3380 after 6 pm 396 5 3 14 tf c 3 12 Jtc For Rent Help Wanted BAB Y SITTE R for 3 Schaa l chtld r en Ca ll after 7 p m 992 J6JS l 14 Jt c WOMAM to baby Stl and do I gl'll housewor k 5 days week w th occas anal eve nmg and Sa turd ay Meats prov ded L beral salary Ca ll 99 2 2832 or write p o Bo x 687 Pomeroy 0 .45169 3 l)IIC -- - ---r..esPoNs tBLE la dy to ltv e n w tlh el derly lady 667 3305 Phone ( l l J 4 121C LADIES to do I ght housewo rk 1 day week must oe abl e to work. around teenager& Must hl!l..,e re fe re n ce s and t ra ns por ta lion Wr ite m care of Th e Dl'ltly Se n ti n el Boll 729P Pomeroy Oh o 457 69 )12 6fC CARRIER WANTED FOR MONKEY RUN AREA Pomeroy, 0. The Dai~ Sentinel PH. 992-2156 Mob1le Homes For Sale BE ge ntle be k nd to tha t ex penstve c arpel clean w th Blue Lustre Ren t electr~c shampooer Sl B8ker Fur n•ture Co 3 14 3tc T RAILER apartments f or rent Phone 992 5248 3 II SIC 1 BEDROOM mobile home n Syracuse No Children or pe ts Call 9922441 after 6 p m Oepos t requ ired l 11 lfc 3 BEDROOM mob le home air co ndtl on•ng corner of Broadway & Elm Phone 992 2580 111Her 6 p m 3 II li e ~~ - --------- ONE 7 RM house And bAth One 3 rm apt would prefer t>lderly manor woman Pl'1one 992 7135 J 13 3tc fRAILER SPACE ~ . mile north of Mtlgs H1gh School on old Rt 33 Phone 992 'l9A1 I 2J He x-231-;- TRAILER-LOAD J BEDROOM furn•shed mob tle home and tot loc ated on New L ma Road near Rutland Phone 742 59J3 3 13 Ate E st•te ot Charles H'flltl Decused Nottce tS hereby gtven tnat Bernard v Fultz whose Pos t Othce Address ts P 0 Box 123 Pomeroy Oh io has been dulv appotnted as Adm n tstrator de bon1l non of the Eslale of Ch ar l es H y att N o 20702 late of Me•gs county Ohto dec eased Oat•d th•S '.!Stn day ol F ebruary 1975 Mann•n9 D Webster Ju dge of the Probate Court Melgs County Oh o {21 28 (J J 1 u 3t c lints, g.., ....... WEDDING Photography Dozer, IIAcklloe, Trucks Llmt1._& Flit Dirt CommorciA~RHiclentlll Constructton & Remoclol For lnfonnation Call 8-K EXCAVAnNG OOMPANY 1 (614) 247-3644 777 Pearl StrHt Mlddlejlort, Olllo Phone 949 2261 Albert Hill 3 10 61C Auto Sales 1970 DODGE Chlllenger Rt Ja3 automat c good condtt1on S1 400 or tlest olfer Phone 992 TWINE C8 SALES &PARTS PHONE 941 3832 or 843 2667 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING 308 Page St Middleport, 0 992-3509 Radtos Antennas Towers U!.ed TV s Buy from the lndtan and nve W.am Pum we buy used RadiOS ud lowe" Radio! repatred by FCC ltcensed servtce oer sonnel Stop and see the ''tndtan and Bubbles Month!r Chann el 10 and 20 motor pa int and good rubbtr S1 250 PhOI'\t 985 3594 3 9 7tp ------------- 10 11 1950 F ERGUSON a original except new pamt and ttres s 1 550 Phone 98S l59-4 39 7tp TWO mowers to f t Ford or Ferguson 3 pt hitch One sus other $17 5 Phone 985 3594 3 9 71p STA NLE Y Products for sa le Pnone 742 3762 J 9 26tc PORTABLE au tomat ic washer pllone 992 7066 3 9 61c Rill Esbte for S. 1972 DODGE Colt new rad•a l t.res very good condtlton NEW br ick home 10 Baum Sl 200 Also 1966 Nova A 1 Addtlton Cnester Otl to sha pe mu st sell PhOnl' 992 L•vtn9 room comb inat ion 1066 k1t chen and dtn•ng: 3 3 9 6tc bedrooms 2 baths ut!lttl e! 2 car garage full basement t91 ~ MONTE Carlo 4 000 mtles f reptac.l' tull y carpeted Call all power a r AM stereo Leonara Erw i n lor ap tape Ca ll 99 ~ 703 6 affer S p m p('lntment phone 985 3365 3 5 rtc 3 l l 3tc SPECIALS THIS WEEK! 71 FORD WSIOM*'******* $1495 '!2 ton Pickup, long 1 wode bed automatic 1974 BUICK LeSABRE.................s3895 73 PONTIAC LaMONZA SPORT...... ~3495 4 dr 72 PONTIAC CATALINA ................ !1895 2 Dr H T Ph 992 3993 LARRY LAVENDER 3 10 HE.L RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING FOREST RUN BLOCK 00. 992 2067 RDNo I M.tnersvt lie 0 'Complete plumbrng "' Blocks heating serv1ce and Cement and Mortar general sheet metal Wood Burn1ng Stoves works Free Heatt lators Estimates Phone 949-5961 and Fireplace Accessones Emergency 992 3995 I, 2-19-1mo or 992-5700 Real Estate For Sale BUY NOW S. SAVE Low low LOW LOW DOWN PAYMENT down payments 8 pet n Lovely new homes 1n three tere s! JO yr ftnancmg on new locallons tn Metgs County homes tn 3 Me gs Co unty Some w tt1 wooded lots We loca l!on s or BUILD on your w It built on your lot or our s lot Phon e 992 5976 or 992 5844 Call 992 5976 or 992 5844 for 3 13 u c more mformat on _.2 27 26tC s ROOM house on Unton Avenue Lar ge lot full BUY ON LAND CON T RACT AS low as $500 down for 2 ba sement and n ew furnace bedroom h q.use wtth har d Cal l 992 3854 wood floors gas fr ed hot a r 3 9 6tc heater n tee bath w tth tub basement 10 years to pay large 3 BEDROOM home wtlh monthly payment te ss k. tc hen vttl ty room on than S100 per month Call 992 10(lx 200 lot $15 500 Ca l l after 30 59 alter I p m 5 p m for tntormarlon 667 3 14 3t c 3739 3 9 6tc ___________ 6 ROO M hou se with ba t h __ _ 3 Strout Realty RUTLAND - Large older home brtck almost 1 acre carport good buy at S14 000 00 MIDDLEPORT - 3 BR 3bedroom home on farge bedroom home near These homes are needed by prospects who are wlthnQ to BUY CALL TODAY 992-2259 -FOR SALERUTLAND- CLOSE TO SHOPPING - 2 BR bath fireplace carpet• ng paneling tile porch garage $9 soo 00 POMEROY - Lincoln His 2 BR bath H W floors vlt llly R basement new trees wa l nut pine and others 307 Sprmg Avenue Pomeroy 992 2298 Lo1s Pauley Branch Mlnager popl ar CARPETING 501 NYLON $7.95 ~d ~= tnc ludts lnstall1t1on ond frae padding Talk to Wendell Grote carpel consuHant We have hundreds of carpet values Your job can be com pitied 1n 1to 2 weeks No long wa1t1ng period SPEC IALl HOME WITH INCOME - 2 houses with baths In town near stores Want an Investment th1s Is 1t 33 ACRES- Small fresh water stream and a J bedroom modern home with city water 70 ACRES - On new Route 33 North Excellent home silas and spring 1 verecl right to your protect Fas\ and ea sy Fret est1mates Phone 992 328-4 Goeglem Ready Mtx Co Middl eport Ohio 6 30 lfc Repairs servt ce all makes 992 ·2284 The Fabrtc Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sales and Serv ce We sharpen Scissors 3 29 tiC Repa~r Serv 1ce - Anything ft x ed around the home from roof to basement You w II 1 ke our work and rates Phone 742.5081 122911c C BRAOFOH:D Auct oneer Complete Service Pl'1one 949 3821 or 949 3161 Racme OhiO Cntt Bradford 5 1 tfc C.ndy Stripe C.rpet With rubber 1>1 ck Rfll $6 " sq yd Now $4 99 Sq Yd. Nice for bedrooms des, kitchens, etc RUTLAND FURNITURE 7424211 T P water close ROUTE 10- Far Out large II room 2 bath home w1th bus ~ness room and dnlled well and plenfy of parktng HOU St NG SITES - 2112 Acres tn Pomeroy oUfOf h1gh water Near sewer and water OUR PURPOSE IN BUSINESS IS TO HELP YOU GET A GOOO PRICE FOR YOUR PROPERTY LIST IT WITH US CALL 9'12 3325 Ruttond. 0 ..... -s:t:PTIC TANKS cleaned Modern Sanitation 992 3954 or 991 7349 9 18 tfc ------------W I LL tnm or cut trees or shrubbery clean out basements atttcs etc Phone 949 3221 or 742 4441 BARGAIN CENTER IINutiful COlors HANDMADE Glass Swans RIGGS 985USED CARS 4100 Located on St Rt 7 0 Also baskets, vases, ducks, "Minta" & other handblown novelties. Also Mex1can Imports DAN THOMPSON ! HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU! r--o'Riv"ETn~oucA-riONC:'Ais-l (3) 7.5 Oldsmobile 1 I Cutlass Supreme Sedans 1-Girl Scout ! Diary By ,~ Charlene Hoefl1Ci1 ' As was annolUiced earlier this week, Ralph Werry IS chairman for the Gtrl Scout fund to take place thiS month m Meigs County ThiS IS the llrsl year a fund drive has been held here Troop comnnttees will be contacted by Werry for assiStance m the fund drive which IS called a "sustaining membership enrollment ' MRS PAT Thoma, service unit director for Meigs County, announced today that the next semce unit meelmg will be April 2 at her horne at 9 30 am Mrs Isabelle Foster, district director, will be there to work with the leaders POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP 76 MEETING Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Elementary School the Browmes began work on an Easter project Usmg potato 'chip cans they are creating 'wooly worm ' Easter treat containers MIDDLEPORT BROWNIE TROOP 1174 MEETING at the Meigs Junior High School cafeteria Thurs day mght, the Middleport Browmes made bracelets out of yam and paper clips AssiSillll! Mrs Mary Jo Pooler and Mrs Kay Rupe, leaders, With the project were corrurultee members, Mrs Dolly Mowery and Mrs Shirley Kaufl Next week the gll'is will make Easter baskets Troop uwest1ture ceremomes were set for the first Thursday in April The scouts studied the Brownie Pronuse and learned several new songs Cookies were served Scorched door may need repair I OF QUALITY ~~~~ l ome~t S4195 4 Door only 10 400 miles fully equ tpped tn c atr dark r ed A r eal cr eam puff 1974 CHEYELLE MALIBU GM Dt v son car a~r co nd1 t 1on.ng 350 V 8 P dark grey fmtsh radw $3095 stee r ng 1971 MATADOR $1595 4 Door fully equipped nc a r dark red A r eal cream Sold new for over S6700 POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM. POMEROY, OHIO Helen Help Us. • • Heartbroken 'Grandmother' DEAR HELEN My young son dated a sweet gil' I for over a year They made a nustake and the girl IS now pregnant He never wanted children even though he expected to marry her some day Alter mucb agoniZmg he agreed to a weddmg Then he went around like a wmb1e lor three days be lore he backed ou l Says he ll contr1bote as much as he can but the marriage would be a disaster He's 20, still m college Throughout all th1s the gll'l s mother has been on the phone to me telling me what a monster my son IS I can't make him marry her, but I reel tembly sorry for the gil'!, who is heartbroken I love her and want to help her Both my son and my husband tell me to stay away from her Would 1t be so awful if I VISited her bronghl things lor the baby which she'll need badly' She says to come any lime It breaks my heart that I'll never get to see my l~rst hltle grand child otherwise Would II be better 11 we all just got out of her life ' -WOULD BE GRANDMA DEAR GRANDMA Since your son acknowledges the baby and says he ll con tribute as much as he can (does this mean his parents will get the bill'), there s no reason why you can't see your grandchild But why make yourself riliserably by VISiting the girl m a home that mcludes a very biller mother' See her on neutral ground - or at YOUR house when the menfolks aren't around - H DEAR HELEN I have one child, and that's alii want One o( the women m our club just can't leave thiS alone She Implies I'm unnatural, and that an only child IS deprived, spoiled, lonely , etc Shes always makmg smde remarks, hut subtly, so I'd look the lool1f I started a l1ght Should I qwt the club (my only mghl out and I enjoy 1t), or develop a guilt complex (smce I can 'I develop a thick skin)'-M M DEARM Develop a superior, stare-down smile That's the best way to combat this kind or smper II you enlist the help or a lew others m your group, shell soon know It's tune to hold her lire - H I' Car P c kup Atr cond tt oned tull y equ pped one loca l owner New Ford Trade n -~1495 au l a tran s or Dan Thompson DAN THOMPSON FORD 69 Bu1ck LaSabre 4 dr., v-roof, a1r .......... '79~ , l 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedar., power, a1r '595 .' 66 Ponbac Cal 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S......... '495 n 1 61 Buick Special 4 Dr., sharp ............... . 395 OPEN EVES TIL 7 110 , THURS . SAT. TIL I 1111 461 S. Thud SL Middleport, Oh1o TOM TIEDE Karr & VanZandt Swinging Washingtonparty on the Titanic? es luna ted the wtfe of a banker a l a Januai) party <twas $12 000 wo1lh wea nn g <f a tt1r e and ac cesson es About 120 people usually attend the big ones H a t ps play nun me combos do prosperi ty Thetrs anywa) too and wa1tet s m formal atttre and often at the back breakmg "alk abo ut Entertamers are expe nse of Mr an d Mrs h ee but the othm bills as 11 you Amen ca d1dn I know a1 e borne by the The truth IS parUcul arly pubhc evident after dark Luxur1ous And what b1lis Nobody m gh tl1fe here IS .as eve• knows preciSe!) how much IS popular among our leaders spent on anythmg 10 the White Factor•es s1t tdle m1lhon s are House the ligures bemg too Jobless hum an gloom IS widely d1stnbuted through the perilously close to chaotic but books of many lederal agen the capt tal s soctal wlurl seems c1es but the to(,J l operatmg Wlaffecled by economic trends ali o" ance lor the Execullve The parlles go on the s(,J le may be as much as $90 million dmners con tmue the grand annuall) Ford employs be balls are sllll he l~ ~ fhe t"een 1 500 and 2 OQ\1 people tq ra;h and fof\tun:ale~ the women care for hiS allairs The 15 dressed 1n Osca r de Ia H.enta ga rdeners who tend the White !r ocks and aLL Ql them House flowers to Illustrate snackmg on stulled partridge are pa 1d w1 th the combmed tax are carefree and gay mto the ob ligallons or as many as 200 \\.ee a m average Amertcan workers Nowhere ts the excess more As lor the parties expenses d1sturbmg perhaps than the can only be 1magmed In Whll< House Even m good cludmg food sala rt es extra limes the lunolions there aro protec tiOn etc they run mto th ought by some a~ super f1ve f i gures For what ? For fluous Now they are drawmg Kirk Doug las Fur I company mcreasmg cntic tsm Letters to pres1denl'S Fur ba and newsmen an d to the president genera ls - and often for are ques iiomng the p1 opnely politi cal 1mpress10ns Most or sumptuous sla te letes while assuredly the guests are taken mtlhons of pn vate c1hzens dme m Actress Jayne Meadows on budgets wept at one While House affair To be sure the While House because stttmg In ihe splendor parlies are spec(,Jcles Rep among the diamond lingers Dan Flood ( D Pa ) showed up and gold throats, she said she at one recently w1lh a top hat was JUSt eve1 so happy to be and black cape and he was m Amenca underd~esse d A reporte r Ford ol course not Jerrythe mvent White House d1d party wm 72 Ponttae Cat. HT Cpe., power, a1r ........12695' 7'1. Chev. Nova Cpe, 6 At, PS .............. '2195 70 MaveriCk 2 Dr., 6, auto...................'1195; 70 Camaro V-8, auto., V-roof ................. 11995 · 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... 11495 1 69 Ford LTD HT. Coe., V roof, air ...........'995 , See: fred 8/aettnar, Darrell Dodrill B\ 1om Tiede WASHINGTON - Regal d less of what IS happenmg m the rest of the country evtdence Ill Washm glon IS that all the 1eally 1mporum t people are planntn g to contwuc '2195 71 Chevelle Mal Cpe., v-roof, air .............11995 71 Ford Wagon, filii power, alr............... '189J 71 Chev. Cap. H.T. Sed., v-roof, air ........... '1995 71 Bu1ck El. 225 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air, mce '2195 MANY MOREl Phone 992 2196 .......... 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.......... '2195 1912 Ford V-8 Ranchero ................ s2595 atr shocks 4 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., air ... '2895 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, atr...... '2895 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, atr.............. '3295 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow., atr .... '309~ St a Wagon Off tc al car low m leage Fully equipped mag wheels Full power a tr stereo V roof 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radto u ne I 73 Chev. Imp. 4 door, power, a1n ........... 12895 73 Cou~ar XR7, v-root, a1r, power............ 13895 1974 Ford V-8 CountiJ Squire ......... 55495 307 V 8 eng $AVE 1 500 mlles New Cadt llac trade c one owner 1969 Chevrolet V-8 Camero Coupe. ! 75 Chev. Capnce 4 door ....................'5795 6 cy l One carefu l loca l owner New Ford trade tn 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA $AYE !I '--~---..--..-.-...._.._._._..,__.._,_.._,.__.......! Pomeroy 1974 Ford Pinto Station Wa~n ....... s2795 Motor Co. 1973 Ford Ranger % Ton Pickup... ..S2895 You II Like Our Qual tty Way of Do111g Bus111ess ' 9<2 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unhl6 Oo-TJI5p m S;t! the affmrs have embraced mun11icence and a ban do ned meanmg CalVIn Cooledge wl! said to be so bored w1th the stully gathermgs that he fell aslj!w regularly When a guest prill!ly asked Cal if he d ever participated in sports m his youth he replied, yawning Yes I did, I held the stakes Today the alla~rs fall mto tw o categon es p1sh and posh Appreciated only by those who attend and th ose who want to attend But ali md1ca1Ions are tha t Jerry Ford enJoys them conSiderably posSibly lor the gol'l! will and honors or hiS guests Unlorlunate th1s The limes would be rather better served, one shou ld thmk, by a president who skipped the pageantnes or the ofllce and concentrated mstead on the people ol thiS natwn who have absolutely nothmg to party about Ravers annually carry some lour billion tons of di ssolved salts to the world s oceans LARRY'S MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. NOW OPEN Sunday ..6 PH. 992-7777 POMEROY Our Special Sale Ad In Sunday's Newspaper , . w. . D. ll....;-i.iiiiiOioiit"""""""""""""""""""""".,.""""• "0 ~ The tradition has been around smce George Washin gton e•••••••••••••••••e••······~ e .e George as 11 happened once 3 held a cabmellevel meetmg to • determme proper s(,J te dmner ellquelte Jellerson held them only reluc(,Jn tly saymg ali that needed celebratmg m America e was the Fourth of July But Andy B) God Jackson held !unctiOns that scandalized the : REG. 122.99 SATURDAY town Many ol hiS guests men ONLY 'I' m coonskm caps had to be e qwelly removed when they passed out d1unk The common (olk stopped G~ ~ at tendmg Ihe parties when Marlin Van Buren took olf1ce He began the strategy, un changed to thiS day, of 300 E. MAIN POMEROY, 0.._ carelully screem ng guests lor their unporlance ~mce then : N&N Sport Shop ·1 • • • MITDIELL 300 REEL : $1799 ; : 1 Lot Wilson UtUe League Ball : Reg. $14.95 Saturday $1095 : N&N SPORT SHOP ! ~ = : ...........................• \ J 1 Explore r V 8 P tckup All good ies 360 VB Only 9 01 1 easy m 1l es Rally ty pe hub ca ps top c hrome r a I Bnght red w t h white slrtpes Power ste er ng au to Iran ~ gold v n y l exprmded mark de up holstery 2 SIGNS AM FM •adto, steel radial t~res factory a1r 1974 Ford FlOO .......................... 53895 DEAR HELEN Sociologists harp about the nuclear lamlly' and how the lack of grandpar~ts aunts and uncles, etc have depr~ved children o( growmg up among many lovmg adults Also how this makes the BY POLLY CRAMER old folks rruserable • }1 Well, here's a grandma who sometunes wiShes she and her husband were a nllcleus ollwo , Were overrim by children who ' don't waQI you to gel lonely now that were married and away They all live 111 town, they drop m, call us, brmg the grand children over (If you baby-flit one, you must give equal time to all and we can't be mean enough to turn them down) We hardly wasUng a lot of precious fuel Polly's Problem ha~e a day to ourselves Naturally we love them dearly-and DEAR POLLY - The area -POLLY they thinkthey'remaking us feel wanted (Also, lets face 11, they between my oven door and the depend on us lor all manner of advice and help ) DEAR POLLY - My Pet top or the range has become 1 usually don t complam - 1 know were lucky - but the very diSColored The door does Peeve IS w1th the way many other day really tore 1t We got amorous on a lazy Sonday al Iouch the cold wmdow In cold not close tightly ThiS looks like thmgs are packaged at the ternoon, but do you know , the telephone rang alleasllO timesweather I also remove the acorch and I have tned many stores I have bought dresses all calls from the kids-and then one lanuly stopped by to cheer en li re handle and 1111 that hole things over the past SIX months h<»tess gowns, etc only to us up" By that time we NEEDED cheerrng' w1th IIber~ lass msulatwn so bUt so far nothing has worked have the check-<>Ut girl wad TalkaboulyolUigchildrenhampermgyourlovelife 1With us on ly 1n the coldest New Any suggestions' - MRS them up, put them m the 1t•s the marned offsprmg En glan d weathe r do ml bottom or the bag and then a lot WY Here's adVIce to those whose parents are fmally alone for the "'"dows sweat enough to make DEAR MRS W Y - Firsl, or thmgs on top or them By the first time smce the firstborn amved Consider them puddles on the s1il We hke aever trY anything 011 snclf an lime I get home they look as II honeymooners, and gtve them a little tune to get to know each a>~mng type wmdows so much enilmeled flnisb while it Is slill they had been slept rn a week other agam - ALONE AT LAST _ HA' --' lhal we recently rep laced 25 bot. Have you tried a mUd and the new look IS gone - L regular wmdows w1th them p oeouring powder aad FINE ROBERT DEAR L. P - When this so badly that the plaster under problem of sweatmg wmdow s gum IS accidentally left m a nee1 wool• An automobile eleaaer also coWd be tried or a happens at a check·oat counter 11 leU ofl My son told us to put (awnmg type) by mslalhng a childs pocket Ilean really gum wet eiOIII with bleach that Is why not uk tile salesperson to the black plasbc underneath wooden fram e aga mst the up your electric clothes dryer loeld agllllllt it a lew mlmllell pat such •rllcles hl another, the noor as msulat10n We wmdow notchmg the bottom To remove gum Haked on the lllld ~a wasbed off When separate bag so tlley will oot covered the crawl space under and one stde to make room f or drum rub on a little petroleum the house and that worked tor lhe handle assembly II ac Je lly and then run the dryer on eieaD: was: wltb tltehen wu oa gel 10 squaahed. - POLLY the seven years we h ved m the lually Is recessed and the Hot lor 10 mmutes The DEAR POLLY We hlld • damp dllll to lllllke falllre cl<tnd.. ..sler Y- doer that same problem w111i sweaty house - MYRTLE rlccn or st<,rm ~ash IS put on rcs1due can lhen be waped DEAR POLLY- and Mrs ~Iu s f' r• , 11 , lhauld be repaired 10 it ciOBes windows that Mrs N E W Jr tl l fl fC'S :1S a\\ay \lith a s<lfl cloth or pape r N E W Jr I solved the has Our picture wmdow swea 1 tl tt. 1 \\r: TORENE IIJ!alr You doubtless are Polly's Pointers 1 Fullyequtppedcarswtth6040seal If so bnng 11 m to let us put 11 IR our IBM te ster machme to fmd out 1f you have won the $3,000 or less If you hav e not received a check, stop m and s1gn up to receive one so that you can get m on the payoff Nothmg to buy . get e 1ther 100 Pet, 50 Pet or 5 Pet on appraisal on your car No g1mm1cks a true hon es t give away We were so far ahead m first place la st month m sa les that we can offer th ese chOice trade ms By Helen Bottel JUST ARRIVED $398 Pomeroy Ohto Sa t 8 12 noon puff Good Selection of 01her Used Cars See Ray R1ggs or Rog'r Rtebel DOf"ER. wor k land c leanng by the acre hourly or contract Farm pond s roads etc Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years ex per ence Pull ns Excavating Pomeroy Oh 10 Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc: --------------16ME Improvement and HT 68 FORD 2 DR. H.T......................s395 68 OLDS CUTLASS 4 DR............. ..S395 66 FORD 4 DR. WAGON ............... ~250 --------SEWING MACHINE ELWOOD BUWt:K.) t<EPAIR - Sweepers toasters. 1rons all s.malt appltances Lawn mow ers n e,; t to Slate High way Garage on Route 7 Phone 985 3825 3 11 261c Or 2 Dr H T ------ I<UHL'S E Matn St Ph 992 2174 Servr ce Hours Weekdav s 8 4 30 p m stand trans 66 OI.DS CUTLASS 4 DR................s595 65 BUICK SKYLARK ......................s495 2 I Mo TuJ>pers Pl;un s, 0 Prrce CONTACT 2 large 992 2251 older home ltvinQ & d1mng some carpeting garage Make an otter 5LOTS - l 6a 4 a more or less Sa lOa and 14 a If mferested please c all porch lot SIO 000 00 68 ACRES - Just off new Rt 33 - Barn fenced 19 500 500 ·----------------------68 MERC. OOUGAR ..................... ..S695 Chatn Prec1ston Ground --------------- Smith Nelson Motors Inc. 70 A.M. GREMLIN ..................... ..!895 EXCAVATING oozer loader and backhoe wor k septic tanks nstalled dump trucks and lo bOys for htre will haul f 11 d rt top soil l1mestone & gravel Call Bob or R:oger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n1ght phone 992 J525 or 9'2 5232 211 ttc JUST SOLD 4 PROPERTIES INS DAYS TODAY WE NEED If you want to keep your car longer keep 1t m top runmng cond11ton Count on our N lASE cerllf1ed mechamcs to do all your mam tenance work properly Do Busmess W1th A Leader• Spd Sharp 6 cyl USED CARS DID YOU GET YOUR $3,000 CHECK? 2 Dr H T Sla nt S1x au la trans READY MIX CONCRETE- do Real Estate For Sile Ca sh m on lhts ofler and keep your car 1n lop r unntng safe condthon get thi s Fr ee Grease Job soon w1fh a front end ahgnm ent Offer good through March 29 19'15 71 PLYMOUTH DUSTER ...............s1195 SALES & SERVICE 992-3092 I. l Ma mtam steenng and handhng sa f ely 72 PINTO 4 CYLINDER ...............s1695 75 WILKINSON SMALL ENGINE 498 Locust 51 Middleport Oh10 GET A FREE GREASE JOB WITH A FRONT END ALIGNMENT. ' P B 4 Dr Wagon w1th luggage r ack 4 ' atr vmyl roof P S 72 FORD OOUNTRY SQ............ !1895 Free Estimates etc. 16 000 m1les locally owned ::»port Cou pe one owner Sharp Gutters Awnrngs Syracuse, OhiO HT And Check Out Th1s Spec1a I Offer Prevent unnecessary ltre wear 61House FORD RANDIER0********$895 Vehicle 6 cyl STORM Windows &--ooors ALUMINUM S1d1ng Soffiit . fun<' up !. on our Sun Otagno-s llc Equtpment Will mdk e your car run like a mac:hme msfe,itd of a broken down horse Make an appomtm enl loday a nd !.ee lor your se lf 71 PICKUP****** $1295 4 cylDATSUN , 4 sp loa Ptte M l ddleftor1 Hnttng Coo'"' • Refngerellon Roof RepJtirt • Gutlars Plumbing ~ ElectricJtl RepJt~rs and Service CJ111992 3509 and IISQ S~ve on vour rep;urs repatr mowers compressors ud outboud5 Bnng It In ~nd nve BloV(I11nto Walls & Athcs From a shelf to 1 house Pa1nting, Siding, roofing paper h11ng1ng, k1tchen cabmets, expert carpetmg 3 9 7lp -19Sl------------FERGUSON JO new p.J Home Maintenance Blown Insulation Services D&D OONSTRUCTION INDIAN JOE'S PSON FORD Can Help Bnghten Up Your Llfe 11 • 1965 JOHN Deere dozer A cyltndtr d 1ese1 8 ft blade new pant clutches tracks braktt and canopy S6 000 Phone 985 JSU 14l) 3 9 6tC 1 Phone m 5367 or~~ 2-17-75c --------------2 BEDROOM mobile home " 1/ 3 F OR 0 \.Ounrry Squ re wagon 20 000 mtlts 111 equtpment SJ SOO Phone 992 PUBLIC NOTICE 3_!!1.!"_ 9.!.2_17'2!_ ______ _ Pub l tc hear ng! will be held at 1 p m Tuesd!lly March .tth and Tues day 2 p m Marcn 25tn at l'i/3 COUNTRY SQuire Sta t onwagon lor sate to the form er Pome roy Jun ior settle estate Ltke new Phone H gh School Bu l ding to 992 Jill d etermine Metg s Count y s fmdmg under the new Housing 3 12 61C and Commun ty Development Act of 1974 1971 OLOSMO B ILE Cutlass 350 v a 2 dr coupe Call 992 3293 MetljJS County or see at lOS un.on Avenue Commtsstoners Pomeroy Henry We lls 3 II 6tc Ralph W Ours 13 1 3 14 21 Jtc TWO 1968 Ch evelln Both S7SO Phol'le 742 6205 3 9 4tc NOTICE OF APPOINTM-eNT BALER I Gas, Sewer Instilled Work Water, Etactrlc, 10 ACR E S sutlable for build ng A MoDERNaiTee,Tr-;c hOm'!" w th 3 bedroom s kitchen and lots or tra lers Wtll sell as a d n ng area I v,rng room and whole or s.eparate Located on Ful l si te basemen t bBtlh Rl 1 in M ddleport Phone part all y f l n shed w th 992 J'278 l aundry area re creatton 3 12 6tc r oom s torage and work shop area 1 080 sq tt of floor STARCR.AFT tra lers $4 924 space on m am floor and three now Sl 895 Fold downs S1 400 and two th rds ac r es of land up 3 way rad o S90 value 1n Racme area on use our lay a way f1nanc ng Located C R 28 b etw ee n Dorcas & arrangtd Camp Conley Apple Grove Phone 949 3457 Starcraft Sales Rt 62 N of 3 11 6f p Pont Pleasan t Phone 675 5384 3 12 Jtc 3 BEDROOM f urn shed mobile home and lot lo cated on new 10 HORSE wheel ho r se Ltma Road near Rutland tractor used approx 12 Phon e 742 59 43 hours planter c ult ... ator and J 11 4tC cart Sl 050 Phone 985 3534 Russell Clme Long Bottom MUS T SELL new home on la ke OhtO 457A3 3 bedrooms 1 1 baths car pet 3 12 3tc drapes dishwasher refrigerator double oven stove Pllone 992 3493 for INDIAN Joe s Sport ng Goods appomtment buy and sell gun s ammo 3 12 6t c f sh ng eQ u pment and after Apr11 I we w II ha...e f1Sh ba t Stop by at 308 Page St M ddleporl Phone 992 3509 3 2 30tc ____________ __ -------------- P1ofessional .. -- . bedroom full ba sement gas heat h w floor wall to wall carpet Close t o school n Pom eroy Phone 992 3097 - - ----~ 3 9 52tc 1955CHEVROLET 2doorhard - ---/------ ---fop 19 57 ChevroJer. be.e ~BEDROOM hou se w t h bath res to red poo l table Phone large y ard and garden c ty 742 4111 water Phone 742 4 78~ 3123tc 3961C NOTICE from Berry Mtl ler Mob l e Hom e Sa l es Here tS DUPL E w &lnufSt a n ew I sf n g of the un ts we M dd lepo r t Oh io Phone 992 now h a v e on our lo t due to the 2780 or 9t1 3432 fo r ec losure of anot her Mobile 2 19 lie H ome Dealer 60x 14 New Moon 1 bedroom 60x u Nashua total e~"t';!ji_,(_ I C 2 COUNTRY Mob leo Home .,.Pirk INDUSTRIAL 6 Inch stroke SJIW R t 33 ten m ties nofth of $75 18 Inch metallatag 6 nch bedroom ' Pomeroy Large lots w U\ 60x 12 Nash ua 2 bedroom swtng complete with concrete patio!. sidewalks 60x 12 G tobemast er J bedroom lhreadlng gears motor and rvnners and off street sox 12 Buddv 2 bedroom b ts 1100 2 h p 220 bolt smgle park.tng P~one 99'l7A79 70x 14 Bever ly Mano r 3 phase motor andustr al type 12 Jl tf C bedroom 2 bath Wtlh 8X 12 wf t h pulley SSO atr com expando pressor motor and tank S25 1634 Line shaft 3 pulleys bearmgs 60x 12 Dar lan 2 bedroom 1 fu ll HOUSE FO R RENT Ltncoln Hgts Pomeroy baths. and belt SlS Phone 985 4118 Phone Pomeroy 992 3575 or 60x12 L berr y 1 bedroom 2 _. 13 26tc Gallipolis 4,.4 2749 60x12 Schu ll 2 bedroom to ;al 2 2 tfc clec tn c 60K l1 T tan 2 tledroom 6(),;12 Elcona 1 bedroo m J and 4 ROOM furntshed and 60,;1 '1 Parkw ood ba lc ony front unfurntshed aparlmenh k rchen Th ese are mostly all Phone 99'2 .5434 late models (some never lived 4 12 tfc n J Md wtll be liquidated at a very la rge d iscount So f vou PRIVATE meetnu room lor are Inter ested n a M ob l e any oru an ut on phone 99 2 Home at a huge sav ng don f 3975 walt stop t od a y at Berry 3 11 tfc - 10 000 leet 1>1 Its M1ller Mob le Home Sa les 705 Farson St Belpre Oh o APT 3 rooms 4111 electriC ties phone 423 9531 -Ask for our c•sh arid carry table top ranQt well ov.n 3 14 10tc prrct real n ce and clean modern Located tn Pomtroy ~ELL vour mob le home for over look l ng"'tne Oh io River f IPOMEROYLANDMARKI cash 15 hom es wan ted 1958 Phone Galllpolt! day -416 thru 1972 models Phone l614l Jtck W C1rsey Mgr 7699 evenmgs -4 -4 6 9539 Phone tt2 2111 446 1425 Gall polls 1 26 tfn 3 9 78tc ------------- PUBL IC NOTICE (3J 14 ltc ··. Auto Sales llh(r David Poling, D.D. - The Sun·~ Machine '.: DAN T ~ ~ I �..:.· 10 - Tho! DaUy'Sentinel, MiddleJJOr~~~~ Falcons put SEOgolf ', __ ' Doddridge out tournam-ent of tourney ruled out PARK ERSBURG Wahama Hig h of Mason Coun ty, the Cinde rella team of the 1975 West Virg inia High School basketba ll tournament to dale, knocked off Doddridge Southeastern Ohio League officials, meeting at Jackson Wednesday night, vo~ to determine the league's 197:i golf champion by 111ea ns of a rmmd-robin schedule, rather County in conv incing rashion 62-:i~ Thursday night in Memorial Field House. The Falcons (2-16 1 meet Norwood 117-51 !<might in the region" I fi nals of the Class AA Region l than in tournament play a s in past seasons. This mea ns the annual ·tournament will be eliminated, with each SEOAL school to mee t all other entries in dual ma tches during the fall season. The official 1976-77 SEOAL basketb all sc hedule was adop ted, and renewal of the Bill Thomas Memori al traveli ng trophy . was approved . League officials · also supported plans fur a 50th SEO tournamen t. Four Falcons scored in double figures to whip Docldridge. Terry Tucker had 19. Jeff Gi lland 14, Chuck Johnson and Dan Ha nnon 10 each. STAMPSSTILLI N Jim Donilhan , assistant manager of Kroger Slore in Pomeroy, announced today that the Pomeroy Store and the Gallipolis Kroger Sture will not discontinue giv ing Top Valul' Stamps. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru Tuesda y Marc h 14-18 GOOD DEFENSE - Kyger Creek's Shirley Clay (30) has an unidentified Southern player blocked off from the basket in this Katie Crow photo during last night 's KC-Southern girls tournament game at Raci ne. Southern won 56-39 to rema in unbeaten in the double eli~ina ti on event. The Tornado gals are now in the fi nals with a 1 1 ~ season record. Picture by Kalte Crow. TH E ST ING Starr ing: Rob~rt Redford and Pau l Newman Academy Awa r d Winner Ruled I PGI Show sta rts 1: 00 p.m . PLAN .,mruAL BENEFIT DANCE- Tickets may be purchased at the door for a dance In the Moose Hall Saturday night which is open to the public . Gary Stewart's Quartet will play _for dancing. The benefit Is sponsored by tbe Gamma Chpater of ~bda Chi Omega Sorority· Profits will go to tbe Mason County Health Committee to provide medical assistance to the needy . Aid is given through the Health Committee to persons not eligible for welfare but ~ho are financially unable to seek medical aid . 'lbree Sorority members ass~ll~ in the plann~, left to right, are Ethel HarUey, corresponding secretary; Helen Williamson, recordrng secretary, and Jean Duncan, president. League anniversary dinner to be held April 17 at the Coach House in Wellston, as proposed by the SEO Sports Writers and , Sportscasters Assn . Finalists :::~::::~·:r-:::::::::-:.::. 'M"*~:m:."#.~ • Politics fill the air POINT (Tec hn ico lor) EXPANDED HOSPITAL - Above is an Artist's conception of what Pleasant Valley Hospital wiiJ look like in May of 1976'when a $2.008 million PI.EASAJI:T F.Jection l<t lk is in the air a . . Masnn County cmnmunlti~.::; prepare for forth co ming cler fions, bu t most of the ;11 ten tion is focused on Point Pleasan t's city election . Point Pleasant will elect " mayor, city clerk , eight ward c.:oun cilmcn tl nd two eou ncilmcn o1t large. Rcsidenl'l in Ma son, Hartford, Leon and Henderson wi ll elect m C:~yo rs, rccunlel's und fi ll five council sea ts. While Point Pleasant's city May 17. Hartford 's a nnual election will be April 10. A convention will precede this, sc heduled Apnl 3 in the Hartford Grade School fil r the preparation of tickets. Electi ons will be held officials will be elel'ted for fou r year terms, Mason, Leon and in Mason, Leon and Henderson· Henderson will hold bienn ial elections . Hartford's i., held annually. This is an off-year for New Det'endant found guilty by jury June 3. Haven, since a biennial elec- Following a two day jury tion was held there last yea r. trial in Me igs County Court Tll is city's Republica ns and Basil Cremeans, Rutland 1 was Courth ouse. T!w Democrats are meeti ng thi s C'\·eni ng a17::10 to orga nize Three defendants fo rfeited Barbara Aon Queen, New Holland, won $300,000 Thursday In the Ohio Lottery Buckeye 300 drawing here· and said her husband plans to retire with the money. Mrs. Queen, celebrating her second month of marriage, said her 32-year-old husband and she WOJlld move back to West Virginia. Floyd King Jr., of Columbus won $30,000; winners of $15,000 each were bond was se t and. sentence will numbers : week. Number 199 (one-ninenine) In any box on ticket wins $20. Numbers 037 (•ero-threesevenl and 692 (six-nine- The jury, fo ur men and four women, was out 45 minutes. No Servi ng on the jury were spec ti on of Racine Masonic Add a new carl Drop by for a super-fast, low-cost Auto Loan. Let us pave the way. CLEVELAND (UPI) be imposed some time next driving while intoxica ted. Reed Will, Lynn Arms, Virgil B. Teaford , Foreman, Roy and plan their convention. Riffle, Clara J. Powell, Ruby There arc indirations that Mayor John C. Musgrave will Bac r, Mildred Dill and Chester ' Rose. be seeki ng t·eelechon. Poi nt Pleasa nt's Elec ti on wUI be held INSPECTION SET RACINE - The annual in- Bonds given up will now retire Roman Gram•• of Toledo, Anna Dale Ort of Canfield, Sargln L. Munoz of Wickliffe and Georgene J. Ruf of Willoughby. This week's winning Democrats arc i11 the mids t of found guilty on charges of organi zing their conven tions when candidates will be chosen for th e two ti ckets. The Republican Conventii on will be held next Friday even in g, March 21, at 7:30 p.m. in the $300,000 winner Lodge 4Gl , F and AM. will be at 7: 30 p.m . Tuesday at the te mple. All Mas ter Masons are two) in green and blue wtns $500. Numbers 037 and 692 In blue boxes wins $1,000. Numbers 037 and 692 In green boxes eligible for $300,000 drawing and automatically wtns $15,000. invi ted. bonds und three ot hers were fi ned tn the court of Pomeroy Ma yor Dale E. Smith Thursday night . George W. Young, Pomeroy, forfei ted a $250 bond posted on a driving while intoxica ted charge: Earle ne lmboden . Pomeroy , fo rfe ited $50 pos ted on c1 shop lifting charge, and HOSPITAL NEWS llolze r Medical Center 1Discharged, March 13) Kat herin e Au s tin , Cecil Keeton, Bauerle. Ronald Bobo, Jea n Jennings Adkins, Ce redo, W. Boyd, Am y Br umfield , Mrs. Va ., his $23.70 posted for Pa ul Buller and son, Robert speeding. Chriemer, Belly Church. Anna ~~ incd were Elmer Parsons. Clutter. Michael Craft, Betty Jr ., Rucine, $5 and cosl~ . Crawford, John Dabney, assured clea r disk·mce: Bryan Delores Di ll on, Mrs. Gary PQmaUJ rutlo!ld Bass, Sy n'\eusC', $15 and costs . reckl ess operation of a motor vehicle, and Carolyn Eynon, Mi ddleport, $5 an d costs, failure tu yield right -of-way. All Accounts Insured to $40,000.00 by th e Federal Deposit Insuranc e Corpora tion . Lost GERMA N Shr- p~erd dOg lost i n P i n e G ro ve area on Co . Ra Bla ck. ond grey , ans wer s to th e name ol '' T\Jrkcy ' ' Call n bw nextdoor neighbor. 991 7361 J I .a )IC Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Albert Syracuse ; Jason Fields, Mason; Opal Barr , Middleport; Gladys Golding , New Haven ; Tiffany Gardener, Middleport; Sandra Marcinko, Reedsville; Carl Gheen, Pomeroy . DISCHARGED - BiiJy Evans and son, Daniel Gar- Harless, Addie Cummins , thee, Rozena Ge nh ehu er, Jenny Newmyer, Mark Theiss, Margaret Gray, Rodn ey Grove, Michael Halley, Alex Harder. James J . Jones. Mrs. Everell Kiger and daughter. Vi rgin ia Kuhn . Craig Lowery, •Jennifer Meyer, Joey Miller, Diana Morris, Ruth Myers , Jasper Oliver, Virginia Ratl iff. Ershcl Ri ffle, Theodore Riley, Shelby Rober ts, Mrs. Warner Roush and daughter. Stanley Russell, Mrs. Kenneth Sharp and daug hter. Nancy SheetS, Betsy Simonton. Ella Stanley, Kerry Sll!plelon, Goldie Terry, La Voda Thompson. Mrs. David Williams and daughter, Mary Hindy, Wally Sayre and Mary Wippel. Pleasant Valley Hospital Disc harges Hobart Crump, Poin t Pleasant; Mrs. Earnie McCoy, Ewington ; Stella Smith and Mrs. Walter Bunce, Cheshire; Mrs . Bernard Wallace, Pomeroy. UNIT CALLED RA CIN E - The Racine Emergency Squad was called for Rudy Brinegar, Rl. 2, Racine, at 12;35 p.m., Thursday. She was transported to the Holzer Med ical Center. The Nicic Zornes . unit was called at 7 a.m. toda y 1Births) for Alice Hackney, Racine, Mr . and Mrs. Joh n W. who was transported to Houser. a son, Ray; Mr. and Mrs. B(lly Pa rsons. a Veterans Memorial Hospital: Both women . were medical daughter, Coalton. patients. The Inn-Place Brings You The &f.S't \~\.\"f. .. Continued from Jl88e I list are named first in each msll!n ce with the alternate from each name second. They are: T upp er s Pl ain s Car l a Cay Chi cheste r , six th gr a de . da ug hte r of M r . and M rs . Car l Chi c h es t e r , R ee d svil le ; El i zabeth A nn R i l chie, si x th gra d er, dau gh ter of Mr . and Mrs El to n Ri t ch i e. T upp er s P l ain s. Le ta rt Sus an Di a na Sell er s, s ix th grad er , daughter of Mr s. A da Row e, R aci n e ; Dan ie l R o y Thoma , s i x th grader . son of Wi l l ia m Th o ma , Ra c ine . River v ie w - Da le Con n ol ly , Si)( f h gr:a der , sen of Mr . and M r s . Dale Connol ly , L ong Bo ttom ; Molly Proto , six th g rad er . daug hter of Car l P r oto , Reed sv i l le Rutland - Becky :r i l l is, f ifth g rad er , d aughter of M r. and Mrs . Amos T i l l is, Rutland ; John Morr is, s i x th grader . son o f Mr . and Mrs. Carl Morris, R utland So ut h ern Jun i or H i gh Jam es M e adows , sev e nth grader , son of M r. and Mr s . J a m es D . M e adows , Long Bottom ; Brent P a tt e r s on , eig hth g r.ade r , son of Mr . and M r s . Jam es PaHer son , Raci ne . E a s t ern Jun ior High Debbi e Sp en ce r , eig ht h gr a d er , d aug hter o f Mr . and Mrs . Gi l bert Sp en cer, Pom eroy ; Ann a Tav lor , seventh grad er , d aug ht er of M r s . Ruth Tav lor , near Pom eroy . · Bradbury - J ayne Hoef lic h , six th grader , daughter of Mr a nd Mr s Bob Ho eflich , Pomero y : Sheil a Hor ky, si x th g rad er . daught er of Mr . an d Mrs . Car l Hork y, Middleport . Syr a cu se - Vi c k ie Arno ld . fi ft h grad er , daughfer of Mr . a nd Mr s. Willi am ArnoiC , Sy r ac use ; Jody Grues er . SilC fh grad er , daughter of M r . and Mr s Don Gr ueser , Minersv i lle . Sal e m Ce nter Joy ce Jan ey, sixt h grader, daugh t er Qf Mr . and Mrs. Dallas Jan e y , L ang svil le ; Timmy J arrell. f i fth g rad er , son of Mr s Sarah Jar re ll , Langsvil l e. Porfland J anet M iddle swa r t , six th grader . daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Ja m es Middle. s wart, Portland ; Sh er r y Beeg le, fi ft h grader , daoghter or Mr and Mrs. Roger Beegl e, Porll ul d . Ch ester M elanie Roo t, SilC th grad er . daughter of Mrs . D e lor es Proven ce, Long Bo ttom ; Tina Bea v er . f i fth g rader . daughter of Mr . and M r s . D av i d G r i ff i th , Long Bo tt om . M eig s J unior High - Doll i e Rous ey, ei ghth grad e r , gran d d aughter of Mrs . K atrin e Mill i k en . Pome r oy ; S ~erry Bur c h e tt , e igh t h grad er , da ughter of Mr . and Mr s. Bill Bur c hett . D ex ter. Racine - Peggy Bu sh , si x th gra d er , daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Charles Bu sh , Racin e; Ber ta Robinson , s ixt h grader , d augh t er of Mr . and Mrs . W i l l iam Robinson , Racine . · Sa lis bur y Cam il l e Swi nd e ll , si x th grad er , daug hter of Mr and Mrs . Ned Sw i ndel l, Shade : Laura Smith , f i fth grader , daughter of M r . a nd Mrs . Oscar Smith . Po me ro y . .._ Pom ero y T a mmy E i c h i n ge r , f ifth grader , daughter of M r . and Mrs. Paul D . E iching er , Pom eroy ; Ken d a Braun , Si )(t h grader , daughter of M r and Mrs . Kennet h Bra un , Pom ero y Har ris on vi lle Robert Ha r m on , s i xt h g rad er , son of M r . an d M rs Pat Harm on , Ru t land ,· D r eam a Ri c hards , sixth g r ad er , dau g hter of Mr . and Mrs . Da v i d R ic h a rd s , Pomeroy T h e p u bl ic is invited to at . tend t ~e Tuesday n igh t ev ent . LAYOFFS CANCELLED TOLEDO, Ohio (UP! ) Because of increased autom obile production, scheduled two-week layoffs of some 4,000 workers at LibbeyOwens-Ford Co., plants In Toledo and Rossford, Ohio, Ottawa, 111. , and Lathrop , Calif., have been cancelled, the company said from its headquarters here Thursday. ASK 'TOWED Cecil Banks, Jr ., 44, Rutland, and Marjorie Joan Rupe, 43, Columbus. LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown, Pomeroy today at II a.m. was 39 degrees under rainy skies. News same event once . Sally Walters has finished in the first spot once in the vault and in !he third spot once. She also has taken a second place once and third twice on the uneven parallel bars and third twice on the balance beam. Lisa Thomas has finished first once and third twice in the intermediate floor exercises. Debbie McLaughlin . has finished second once and third once in the vault. Lory Wyne has gotten a second and a third on the balance beam. Other girls on the team who did not finish in the top three this season, but did help in the scoring of team points, are in Briefs Continued frcm page 1 impose restrictions. In a statement, Humphrey said "restrictions on accesa were necessary for a period, simply because these papers contain personal correspondence with heads · of state, claSBifi!d illformation as defined by federal law, and certain other personal and confidential documents." i NO. 7 .. POMEROY - The Area Volunteer Fire and Emergency Association will meet Wednesday, at 7:30p.m. at the Pomeroy Fire Sllltion with Dr. John B. Moullette, superintendent of the Ohio Fire Academy as guest speaker. Dr. Moullette will explain the progress and programs offered by the academy, now under construction near Reynoldsburg. It is hoped the academy wiU be opened by late 1U75. Four programs in 16 major areas have been identified by II education and training advisory committees, which have been organized to guide the tlirection of the Ohio Fire Academy. An imporlllnt concern of the Ohio Fire Academy is to meet and serve the education and training of the volunteer firefighter. Currently, Dr. Moullette is Superintendent of the Ohio Fire Academy in the Ohio Department of Commerce's Division POMEROY - George Collins, Tuppers Plains, was appointed Meigs County Treasurer by the Meigs County Republican Central Committee Friday night . Born and reared in Meigs County, Collins is the son of Mr. and Mrs . Gordon Collins , Route I Reedsville . After graduating from Eastern High School in 1958 he took employment at the Ohio Valley Manufacturing Co. in Tuppers Plains. Now foreman and assistant manager of the firm , he will resign from his position there to take the public Court award revised downward on appeal In an opinion Written by Presiding Judge Earl Stephenson for the Meigs Coun ly court of appeals, an award of $5,31:; to Maude C. Holcomb by J~dge John C. Bacon in the comrri.on pleas court was Vinton will·mark its l25th birthday soon MAIN STORE, ANNEX AND WAREHOUSE OPENSATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 P.M. Play h All" . i ' I McARTHUR - Residents here will celebrate the !25th birthday of . Vinton County Sunday, March 23, with appropriate ceremonies to be announced later . . It was on the 2Jrd day of March, 1850 ·!hat Vinton County was born of ·Hoelting, . Ross , Gallia, Athens and Jackson Counties (the parents) with Washington County (as grandparent . Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' I. . . I ' 'f / ceremonies, which will begin at I p.m. Tuesday. STUART DIES DAYTON (UPI )- James M. months later. He went on to say that construction equipmen t will sll!rl to arrive at the hospital Monday and Tuesday. PoinTView Cable TV will air Stuar· t, former board chairman and president of the Dayton Power and Light Co. , died Friday night at his home here. He was 70. TilE SIGNING- The $2.1158 million expansion projec t contract was signed Friday witl1 Hospill!l Building and Equipment Company of St. Louis, Mo. Construction will begin next week following a ground breaking ceremony on Tuesday. Pictured wi th the contract on the left arid getti~ ready to sign it is-J. Bucknor Mo1·se, exe cutive vi~e president of the construction company. At right is G. A. Biggs, president of the Pleasant Valley Hospital Board of Directors and in the back is Jllffies Farley, executive director of the hospital. + Your Invited Guest tmts Reaching More Than 12,{)()() Families Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley GALLI POLlS-POI NT PLEASANT of Stale Fire Marshal. He is involved in planning and operating the new Ohio •Fire Training Academy and the association education and training program. . Dr. Moullette eqrned the degree of Doctor of Education in 1970 at Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey, and has done post-graduate work at the Universily of Wisconsin, the University of Michigan, Columbia University, and Michigan State University . He has taught and lectured at the Ohio State University, Washington Slllte University, the University of Toledo, Rutgers University, the University of Akron, the University of Washington, Lower Columbia College, Mercer College, and the Salem Technical Institute. Dr. Moullette served in World. War Il and the Korean Conflict with the United States Marine Corps and has traveled around the world as a Merchant Mariner. SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1975 It is hoped ' the hospillll is urging that tricounty residents attend the completed approximately six Middleport-Pomeroy PRICE 25 CENTS Services of CAP helping . ,, ~11 departments of the . ' '' . GAL!JPOUS - The Gallia-Meigs tatives at this meeting as possible. Communliy Action Agency, increasingly All departments are asked to bring regarded as a cushion .against depression, their run totals for the month of February offers a variety of federally funded as well as mileage traveled. Members of programs designed to help economically the association are Bashan, Chester, disadvantaged individuals. GaiJipolis, Mason, Middleport, Orange In a summary Saturday provided by Twp., Pomeroy, Rutland, Syracuse, New Joe Barsotti, executive director, the Haven, and Racine. agency's largest program is the ManCharles Legar, host chief for the power Program funded under CETA meeting asks that all departments notify (Comprehensive Employment and him of the number of people planning to Training Act of 1973) Title I. The Manattend, if possible. power Program provides work~ralning DR. MOULLETrE experience to economically disadvantaged adults, young adults and students living in Gallia and Meigs Counties . NAMED TO BOARD- E. H. Gloss, The agency is currently serving over Gallipolis, manager of Central 55 adults, 24 young adults and 105 high Operating Company's PhUip Sporn school students on the Manpower Plan~ has been elected to the board of Program. The enrollment level in each dlrectorP of the American Eleetrle county is proportionate to the funding Power Service Corporation In New received by the '-gency lor that county. York. Ceutral Operating Is an operating The agency is looking forward to one of the company In the American Electric largest Summer Programs for VINTON - State Fire Marshal Frank Economically Disadvantaged Youth Power Sy•tem. Gloss, a 20-year veteran Eisnaugle of Jackson was here Saturday · (SPEDY) in recent years pendi~ ap- with the AEP System, has bc-eu position . manager of Philip Sporn Plant since afternoon investigating an apparent act of proval of the proposed funding. Collins is.expected to assume his new 1970. arson in a lire at White Chapel Church The Head Start Progrllffi, which will duties within a week. He is chief of located behind North Gallia High School. begin on a nine-month basis, will be imthe newly organized Orange According to the Gallia County plemented in September pending final Township Volunteer Fire Department and Sheriff's Department and Vinton Fire contract approval. The program will he and hiw wife, the foriner Nancy Cole, Department, the blaze was discovered at consist of four centers and will serve !OS and son, Michael, 9, reside on a small farm the church at 1:55 a.m. Saturday. children ages 3 to S years in Gallia and in Olive Township. A spokesman for the Vinton Fire Meigs Counties. Collins has served as a Republican Department said someone broke into the The Community Action Agency Senior Central Committeeman the past 10 years church by tearing down the fron~ door. Nutrition Program provides a nutritious in Olivedale Precinct. He replaces Howard They went Inside and overturned the stove lunch lor approximately 100 elderly each KANAUGA - Two women were Frank as treasurer. There are three years and piano. arres ted aJ_ the G. C. Murphy Store located day, five days a week. The program is remaining on Frank's term. Frank was The intruders then placed a pile of operated in the Senior Citizens Center in in the Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza here elected county auditor. songbooks in the middle of the floor near each county with volunteer assistance Friday night on shoplifting charges. the church altar' poured kerosene on them from the RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Booked at the Gallia County Jail were and set them on fire. Hazel Bell Rhodes, :iii, of Bidwell, and Program ). Dllffiage to the interior of the church · Pearl Garnes, 64, of Charleston . The Community Service Outreach was estimilted at between $500 and $1 ,000. Program, through the efforts of four outMrs. Rhodes is accused .of taking It was tbe second lire in the Vinton. reach aides, provides clothing, trans- $21.11 worth of merchandise and Mrs. area in the past 48 hours. Thursday night, portation, assistance and referral ser- Garnes is accused of !liking $75.82 worth of mobile home owned by Mil~~! Marcum was vices. The free clothing hank maintained merchan dise. '!'hey pos~· $67.40 and destroyed by fire. Loss was set at $6,000. by the agency ·serves an average of 200 $117.40 bonds respectively for their court POMEROY - Dick Sargent has been The sheriff's office Saturday also persons per month. Two free clothing days appea rances. employed by tl:e Meigs County . COotinvestigated the theft of kitchen cabinets are held each month to serve !he needy. missioners as county trailer tax appliance taken from a new home at Rodney Village The outreach aides providing these officer. II. services drive approximately 6,500 miles Sargent will travel about the county to to serve an average of 200 persons per check that the tax has been paid on mo~ile month. The Stale Grant Funds will provide homes or trailers. Penalties are involved th· e agency with two vans to help with the for those who have failed to comply to the TWO ELIMINATED law. ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs High School ever increasing demand for transportation GALLIPOLIS - Common Pleas Court Stickers which are placed in the wres tlers Mickey Lyons a~d Carl Gheen services. Judge Ronald R. Calhoun Friday senThe recently funded Energy Crisis window of the trailer are issued by the ~, failed to survive preliminary rolinds fenced two men to six months to five years county auditor's office when the tax is '"Friday in the Sta te Wrestling Tournament. Program wiU provide winterization needs terms in the Ohio Penitentiary on B&E · paid . All trailers being moved into the The finals began Saturday at 7:30p.m. in to about 168 homes in Gallia and Meigs charges. Counties. These activities will continue county ·should be reported at once to the St. John Arena . Sentenced were Marvin , Randall throu~h October 31, 1975. county auditor's office. Wamsley, 18, Gallipolis, and Glen D. The son of Mr; and Mrs. Doyle Smith, 24, Rt. 2, Gallipolis. They had been . Sargent, Darwin,Sargent and his wife also arres ~ Jan . I in connection with a breakreside at Darwin. .• DICKSARGEN'f in of an uninbabi~ dwelling· owned by Mike Pore of Lower River Rd. ·' ' .' GALLIPOLIS - Joe Barsotti, those who qualify for this service will have executive director of the Gallia-Meigs their homes winterized at 11<1 cost to the ~pring Community Action Agency, said Saturday applicant. . applica lions for its Energy Crisis Program Crews working in the program are GALUPOLIS - Spring vacation lor pupils at 1:30 .p.m. on that date. All (Operation .Winterize ) are being accep~ . measuring bouses lor storm wipdiiws and students and teachers In the Gallipolis City elemenll!ry pupils will be dismissed at 2 ' CLOTHING OFFERED Even thoug!J the winter sea~n is checking what other servi~ could be '· p.m. School District is scheduled March 31 CHESHIRE - Free clouiing day lor nearly over, those ecooomically disadprovided to reduce heating costs. through April6'according to Paul F. Kuhn , All' school offices and buildings will be . For additional informaton, coptact low income families of Gallia ·and .Meigs superintendent. closect on Monday, Ma.rch 31. Offices will vantaged and Senior Citizens wishing to have their homes winterized should make Th.e Gallia-Meigs Community Action Counties will II<> held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. . Supt. Kuhn said Saturday that schools .reopeo·..on Tuesday, April 1. applica tion at this time. · Agency .office or call 446;1760, 367-7627, or Wednesday at t~ Cheshire Community in. the ci ty dis trict wiJI· ciU$0 early on Classes wllJ be resumed on Monday, Center by . the Gallia-Meigs Community The applications are being screened 992-5577. Friday, March 28. GAHS will dismiss April 7. ' '/ Action Progra!ll. , . . '. ., accor ing to OBO Income Guidelines and .,. '' 1 J . J . . . ' . ·, ,. • I . •• association will ~ave as many represen- Collins made treasurer modified to $4,449, the sum asked in her complaint against Capp Homes, Inc. and Thane Jenkins, it manager, defendan ts. Mrs. Holcomb, a widow in her late seventies, had purchased a "Capp Home" for $14,000 and Judge Bacon had entered the judgment based on a form of decei t in recommending as a competent Hfinish " carpenter one who in fact was not so skilled. Judges Homer Abele and Gordon Gray concurred in the appeals opinion. Spring Sportswear .For ' i Phase I of the project calls for the construction of a three story addition . It will ac- Phase I cons ~· uc li on will !like I~ months to accomplish with May 1976, scheduled the finishing date, according to Farley. Phase II will be Tri -County firemen will hear story of Academy file for. losses Day Sale 10:00 TIL 2:00 ·•• VOL 10 Jackie Brown, Joni Murray, • •• and constrUction . executive offi ce s uites for ornce facilities. physicians at the hospital. This will raise the hospi tal's facilities to approximately that of a 130 bed hospital. As soon as Phase I constru ction is compl ete, a $700 ,000 renovation projec t will commence on the hospital's north wing. The north wing which is being used for in-patients will // ground breaking ceremonies li ve wfth its new co lor television cameras. However new hospill! l beds and 10 clinic, laboratory, and general Sunday cloudy; chance of south. Highs in 40s. Sunday night chance of rain in central and south. Lows in upper 20s and 30s. Monday cloudy, highs in 40s. Beekeepers have until April! to file lor losses which occurred the past year under the Beekeeper ldemnity Program. Dairymen are reminded also that the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Office administers a Dairy Indemnity Program which is still in effect. The local Ascs Office, Farmers Bank Building, Pomeroy, will endeavor to answer any questions in regard to both of these . programs, phone nwnber 9923687. will be carrying out the entire projec t which includes desig n commodate approximately 80 be turned into an out patient Weather Faye Reibel, and Cathy CLAIMED TODAY Blaetnar. Team manager is Mrs. Leah Schaefer, Lincoln Rhonda Hudson . Hill, Pomeroy, died today at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. · Beekeepers can BOOSTERS TO MEET RACINE - A regular meeting of the Southern Band Boosters will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the high school. This construction company I TONIGHT & SATURDAY . ning. sophomore, has !liken three first, all coming on the uneven parallel bars. Miss Blaetnar also finished second in the During Our St. Patrick's . .FROM McARTHUR, 0. I according to James Farley, exec utive di re ctor of th e hospitaL This could mean as ~ arly as late Tuesday af- The contract divided in tO two phases, was signed Friday by members of the hospital board of directors and J. Bucknor. Morse , executive vi ce president of Hospital, Building and Equipment Company of St. Louis, Mo. .. VOCALIST HThey ground brea king ceremonies, snow , changing to rain in The Entire Family 4 PIECE GROUP on Tuesday will launch constru ction of $2. 058 million expansion of Pleasa nt Valley Hospital here. Construction will begin immediately following th e also a Mary Blaetnar, Save This Weekend On . PLEASANT ternoon or Wednesday mor- OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8·PM ''The Diamonds'' POI NT GroWld brea king ceremonies sophomore, has won more first place finishes than any other girl on the team, finishing first in the intermediate floor exercises once, first on the balance beam lour times, and third once. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Presentillg . . • Hospital groundbreaking is Tuesday Girl gymnasts go to Sheridan BY MEL CREMEANS The girl gymnasts of Kenda Raney have comple~ their second year .of competition with other girls teams in the southeastern Ohio area and are ready for the district meet to be held at Sheridan High School at Thornville tomorrow (Saturday ). Among the events in which the girls compete are the vault, the uneven parallel bars, the balance beam, and • graded l . .t classes of floor exerciSes. The follow·ing is a summary of how the girls have done individually in competition thus far this season: Becky Thomas, a expansion project is completed. On the right is the two._<;tory addition which wiiJ house an additional 80 beds. Arsonist • IS sought women arrested for shoplifting Sargent will check trailers Two meil sentenced on Conviction of B&E Winterization offered recess runs for one full week i . I ··\ " ' .I n . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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