http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8f35bc29538290ca8db6671874bcadae.pdf 11e12e5419b671175353ea5ac7c5f89c PDF Text Text .I r ' 12- The Daily Sentinel, Middlepc)rt-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, March 27, 1975 Ohio, West Virginia will screen sites for· model oil, gas plant by both governors: offi.ces. NEW YORK (UP!) - Ohio coal. The stal<ls made the commitand West Virginia agreed Gov. Arch Moore of West Wedne!!day to begin screening Virginia and Fred Neuensch- · ment to a proposed consortiwn proposed sites for a $237.2 wander, special assistant to of firms including Coalcon, the million mO(jel plant to distill Ohio Gov. James Rhode~, said New York-based firm· retained fuel oil and natural gas from proposed sites will be reviewed by the U.S. Inoorior Department to build the demon- Stacked coverage banned • COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio Supreme Court ruled . Wedqesday thai when an insurance policy affords uninsured motorist coverage for two automobiles, "Bnd limits the insurer's liability to a certain amount per person on each car, Ute limits on each vehicle cannot be added together to provide more coverage than Ute amount stated in the policy . The decision came in a case involving Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Weemhoff of· Washington C.H. They were involved in an auto accident with an uninsured motorist Feb. 2Q, 1970. The automobile Weemboff was driving and another owned hy his wile were both covered by the Cincinnati Insurance Cn., which provided for eac h car medical liability limits of $2,000 per person and uninsured motorist coverage of $12,500 per person. By "stacking" the $12,500 and $2,000 per person coverage on · each car, an arbitrator granted Mrs. Weemhoff a $14,000 recovery for bodily injury and $2,899 for medical expenses. Weemhoff sought to recover $11,000, the balance of Ute "stacked" coverages after deducting Ute amount awarded his wile, for loss of her services and consortium. The Franklin County Cnmmon Pleas Court held that "stacking" is aUowable under the medical payments and uninsured motorist coverages, but the Franklin Cnunty Appeals Court ruled the medical payments coverage only, and not the uninsured motorists coverages, is "stackable." The high court Wednesday affirmed the non-6tackablllty of uninsured motorists protection. The question of stacking medical payments was not before the court. stralion coal«inversion plant. A Coalcon 'spokesman said sites in Ohio and West Virginia will not be considered unless they are awroved by the governors concerned. The company said the same consideration will be extended to ot her states, including filinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Pennsylvania, which have . shown an interest in the project. The Cnalcon spokesman said a sil<l will be selected no later than next January. The ultimate aim of the project is to build plants which would produce oil and natural gas for Cdmmercial use. The demonstration plant, when it comes to full produc- in Ohio or West Virginia. . In addition, he said, the area could expect some $1 .2 billion in investments because of Ute coal conversion process. Neuenschwander said the two states are logical choices for coal conversion plants, since both are 11 COal-rich." Potential consortium members are Asbland Oil, DuPont, Reynol<b Metals, Swl Oil, Y&O' Coal Co., Ute Ohio Air QuaUty Development Authority and the Wood County (W.Va.) Development Authority. Cnnsortiwn members would put up haH the cost of building Ute plant. The Interior Department would pay the $21 mlllion coal of planning the instaUation. II is still "go" in the proposed acquisition of federal funds to purcha se and rcnnovate property in Pomeroy for a permanent senior ci tizens ce nter. The county commissioners this week conducted the second of two required meetings before making formal and final application for funds under the Housin g a nd Communit y Development Act of 1974. The first meeting, attended by approximately 175 persons on March 4, deoormined that application for funds should be made for the purchase and renovation of the former Pomeroy Senior High BuildinK ELBER.FELDS IN POMEROY . . END-OF-T·HE-MONT'H SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM MONDAY, MARCH 31,9-.30 TO 5 PM . \ Mens WOMEN'S· PANTS AND JEANS Big selection of fashion basic colors. and Polyester crepe, twi lis, polyester gabardine, denims. Juniors, Misses and Womens sizes. Sportswear Second Floor . Double Knit ~u_r entire stock of spring sleepwear Dress Slacks 1s rncluded in this Three-Day Sale. G~wns - Paja_mas - Robes - SleepShirts. 18.95 Dress Slacks Sale 14.29 17.95 Dress Slacks Sale 13.49 16.95 Dress Slacks Sale 12.79 15.95 Dress Slacks Sale 11.99 14.95 Dress Slacks Sale 11.29 13.95 Dress Slacks Sale 10.49 FIRST IN POMEROY - Engineer Don Weis of Logan, Ohio drove Baltimore and Ohio diesel locomotive No. 3833 on its first run Thursday from Logan to Pomeroy on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad tracks . The Chessie system purchased the B&O system about three years ago. No. 31133 is a 2,000 hp engine built in 1967. It is assigned to general work, including yard work . Women's Sleepwear at Judges get 10.95 Dress Slacks Sale 8.29 9.95 Dress Slacks Sale 7.49 appeal for I new trial VOL. XXVI End of The Month Sale and Dresses By RICHARD HUGHES UPI Bus!Dess Writer The nation's long and steep economic slide is easing, ~d govenunent and prival<l industry indicators point to better days • !tead. In the brigbest economic reports since early last summer: -The - government's composite index of nine leading business.indlcators rose 1 per cent in February. It was the first rise in the economic barometer in seven months. -Oil imports in February dropped to their lowest level since Ute 1973·Arab oil embargo. This gave the United States a trade surplus last month of $971 million, the first since a nominal Our entire stock is includes. Misses Juniors Half Sizes. End of The Month Sale ' .. Coordinate Sportswear . .. I ., ....· . ' Our entire stock of Spring coordinates is included in this sale. •SKIRTS •SHIRTS •SHELLS eBL.AZERS eSWEATERS One si te f it s all sizes 10 through 13. Regular SI.OO Bulky knit orion in a big selection of sol id colors and hE!atherton~s. Regular Sl .OO mens Banlon panel dress socks. Excellent colors . For thi s sale . MISSES - JUNIORS · WOMEN'S SIZES SALE! BOYS DRESS AND Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 8.29 7.49 6.79 5.99 5.29 4.49 3.79 Mens one. siz~ fits all sizes 10 through 15. Boys one s1ze f1ts s1zes 9 lhrough 11. White and multicolor stripe top . Siz es 8 to 20. Sol id color s i n l ight and dark tones · pla ids - floral prints . All pel.:: manent press . Polyester and cotton blend . aae a 2.29 BOYS s3.95 SHIRTS. Mens Department, lst !=loor SALE PRICES! MEN'S TIES •· A fine big ~electlo~ - fa,mou s your own ties . '4 Solid coJors · neat patterns. ~Ttak.e . Sizes 8 to 18 in slims, regulars and huskies. Solid colors and sma,rt plaid patterns. ready tied ties and tie ~ BOYS $4.95 SHIRTS .SME S3.79 SALE.,PRICES 11 pair SALE,! BOYS DRESS PANTS AND FASHION JEANS 2.99 BIB OVERALLS 10 ounce 100 per cent cotton blue denim . tr iple stitched main seams · large reinforced hip pockets . thread bar tacked at stress points . hammer loop and leg tool pockets. Famous Carhartt quality , Sizes28 waist to SO Waist . '1299 SALE PRICES End-of-the-Month Sale STEREO RECORDS Our entire stock of stereo albums is included in this three. day sale. Country and western , rock. In strumental , religious, vocals . SALE PRICES SHOP ntE FIRST FLOOR NOTIONS DEPARTMENT For a big selection of Hallmark Easter Cards, Fanny Filr;. mer and Brach's Candies. BATH ENSEMBLES Choose candy stripe, gingham checks, or solid color velours. I. t SAIGON- A HUGE SWARM OF panicky refugees mobbed the runway at Da Nang airport today, forcing the United States and South vietnam to halt evacuation flights to sanctuaries in the south. Officials said up to 1011,0011 persons broke through a cordon of troops and raced across the airport in search of flights from Da Nang, the government's last str/mghold in northern South Vietnam. Airport sources said South Vietnamese infantry troops tried without success to control the crowds, finally calling in army tanks when the situation got out of hand. World Airways, a charter American airline flying Ute refugees out of Da Nang, called off its Boeing 727 flights unt.il Ute government restores order. BATH TOWEL - - - - - - - 1.77 HAND _TOWEL SALE 1.07 WASH CLOTH - - - SALE .57 Home Furnishings Annex ROYAL LACE SHEETS Pink- Gold- Plue Reg. 11.99 King Size - ' - - - - Sale 8.99 Reg. 8.99 Queen Size - - - - - - - Sale 6.79 Reg . 6.4.9 Full Size - - - - - - - Sale 4.89 Reg. 4.99 Twin Size - - • - - - - Sale 3.79 Reg . 4.99 pr. King Pillowcases - - - Sale 3.79 pr. Reg. 4.49 pr. Reg. Pillowcases · - - Sale 3.39 pr. Home Furnishings Annex End-of-the-Month Solo End-of-the-Month Sale AREPLACE POrch, Lawn and EQUIPMENT Patio Furniture SALE PRICES F ire place ensemb Je·s . folding screens, tog baskets, eiedric or gas log sets, PC?k:er an~ brush seb. SALE lh PRICE Big new selection on sale now at !he Mechanic ShoMt' ELBERFELD$ IN .POMEROY ) A GOOD FRIDAY BUZZARD - one of the worst snow- storms in more than two deca!les - pwrunelled a l,QOO.mlle swath of the north today, piling up !04oot snowdrifts, stranding or delaying thousands of motorists and isolating enilre communities. AI least two deaths were blamed on Ute blizzard, which began its assault Thursday and became the third major IIIIOWSiorm this week in the upper Midwest. "It's one beU of a mess," a police dispatcher at snowswept Gering, Neb., said. "Nobody's going anywhere." ~ · National Guar<bmen and rescue crews took to snowmobiles and four-wbeel~ve vehicles in efforts lo rescue hundreds of persons stranded in their cars in Nebraska's western panhandle. •• PHNOM PENH - REBEL FORCES FIRED a barrage of artillery and rocket rounds al Phnom Penh's airport today, halting the lifeline U. S. airlift to the besieged Cambodian capital. Militai'y !OUI'ces said the insurgents fu-ed at least 28 atl>o~Dentong Airport this morning, kllllng 2 persons and wounding two. . . U. s . officials suspended UtecivUian-piloted airlift because of · the intenle insurgent~ after the first cargo planes of the day managed to land with suwlles of food, fuel and ammunition at dawn. American officials Bilid the security situation at Ute air· mens Con.tinued on page iu • \ WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD believes Congress' $24.8 billion tax cut bill contains "some good things and some very bad things." He will take several days deciding whether to sign or veto it, according to his spokesman. Ford called his economic and energy advisers to a Good Friday meeting at Ute White.House. He met with several of them .Thursday to go over the dozens of provisions of llle tax bill. • Fur~iture Oepartmont Warehouse . Third Floor · -~, ~·~------~~:~·----------~~~-~-.~~--~~~~~-----J------~~~~~.w~-1 : t-·... JOHN FISHER JR. Three promoted at OVEC e11tine Replacing Mendenhall as Stores Superv isor will be David K Grueser. Donald R. Bell will replace Grueser as Purchasing Assista nt and John Fisher, Jr. will become Store roo m Foreman replacing Bell . Grucscr hus been associu ted' wilh the Kyger Stores Department for the pas t t9 years , serving lhe past siK yea r s in a s upervi sory capacity. A 1952 graduate of Rutland HighSchool, he served tw oycars in the U.S. Arn\y . He is married and resides at Rl. 3, Now You Know A vast marshy plain called the·Chaco makes up 60 per cent of Paraguay, but only 4 per cen\ of the nati on's people live there. PRICE 15' FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1975 '. surplus last November and Ute biggest on reeord. - Retail sales, although still low, improved )4st week, rising 3.5 per cent over the prior week and 7 per cent over a year ago. The year-to-year gain was an improvement over the 6 per cent average since Jan. 1. -U.S. automakers planned for increased production in anticipation of a surge in demand later in the spring and early in the summer. Thousands of idled workers were recalled, and one automaker, Ford, has workers in two plants on overtime. Pomeroy, with his wife Eileen, daughter, Connie, and son, Gary . Bell is also a veteran Stores Department employee, having served the past five years as Stor eroom Foreman . Bell graduated from Racine High School in 1951 and served two years in the U. S. Army . He resides at Rl. 2, Racine, with his wife, Lois, and daughoor , Lorna . Fisher jOined OVEC in 1955 as a plan t guard and in 1009 wa~ transferred to the Stores Department. Fisher is a t952 graduate of Racine Hi gh School and has served two years in the U. S. Army. He is a regisl<lred basketball official and is well known to basketball fans in southeastern Ohi o. Fisher resides at Rt. I, Racine. - The stock market gained ground following reports indicating the recession is easing. The Dow Jones industrial ' average, which soared 18 points Wednesday, rose 4.07 polnls to 770.26 Thursday . - The nation's money supply declined $1.8 billion to $2116.3 billion this week, but the growth rate was 1.7 per cent higher than in the past 13 weeks. The growth rate had been decreasing. But many economists say a faster growth needs to be promoted by the Federal Reserve to stimulal<l economic recovery. What these deve lopments, along with previous indications of an easing of price increases, indicate is the nation's economy is beginning to show signs of recovery after more than a year of severe recession and high inflation. This does not mean Ute recession has ended. II does indicate the worst may be over. Most economists, including those in the Ford administration, expect industrial production to be sluggish and unemployment high through most of the year. Michael Evans, director of Chase Econometrics, said that if President Ford approves the tax rebate soon the "second baH of the year will feature a robust upturn of Ute economy, with growth rates in excess of 5 per cent." But, he said, Ute nation still will have an average unemployment rate of 9 per cent this year and 8 per cent in 1976, with inflation averaging about 7 per cent. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~:~:::~:::~:=::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;. Q· .............................. ....·.·~~ ............ o;.o.o.•.•.o.o.w;o;.o;:--: • .•;-;., .o;.-..; • • •:.:·:· •~ CLEVELAND ~ A $93 MilLION TWIN-SHAFT coal mine employing 1,050 persons at peak production will be built by Old Ben Coal Corp. six miles east of West Frankfort, Ill. Standard Oil of Ohio, Old Ben's parent company, announced Ute project here following approval by its board of directors. The mine will include a separator plant land load out facilities for unit trains. Sohlo said Ute mine is needed to keep up with demands for coal from utility companies. The mine will begin producing in April, 1977 and will put out some 600,000 tons of coal the balance of that year. Full production of 4 million tons per year is expected in 1981. CANNON ROYAL FAMILY s1.25 TUBE SOCKS SPORT SHIRTS extra large. Knit Shirts Knit Shirts Knit Shirts Knit Shirts Knit Shirts Knit Shirts Knit 'Shirts Kni.t Shirts Shirts pair Mens and Boys Collar~ kni~s · crew necks. . hooded knits . tank tops . number~ sh1rts · see fhrough shirts. This sale includes our enllre stock . Mens 10.95 Mens 9. 9.5 Mens 8.95 Mens 7.95 Mens 6.95 Mens. 5.95 Mens 4.95 Mens 3.95 2.95 aae a "• • By United Presslnteroational CLEVELAND- THE CHESSIE SYSTEM, INC. is initiating Ute largest equipment acquisition program in the history of the Chessie railroads, Chessie President John W. Hanifin announced Thursday at the firm's annual shareowners meeting in White Sulphur Springs, W. Va . "Our hefty equipment shopping list as we see it so far for this year and next adds up to about $525 million," Hanifin said. The money will be spent on 16,000 open-top hopper coal cars, 3,200 merchandise freight cars, IIlii diesel-electric locomotives and 97 aU-6teel cabooses. All but 6,000 of the coal cars will be built at Chessie's own shop in Raceland, Ky. The r~t are being built under contract by Pullman-Standard Co. and ACF Industries. Special Purchase MEN'S S}OO DRESS SOCKS eSHIRT JACS Sizes small, ml!!dium, large and i1.29 9.79 8.99 8.29 7.49 6.79 5 99 5:29 4.49 3.79 Special Sale •PANTS SALE! MEN'S KNIT StiiRTS Dress & Sport Shirts- --- Sale Dress & Sport Shirts --- - Sale Dress & Sport Shirts . - - - Sale Dress & Sport Shirts - - - - Sale Dress & Sport Shirts -- - . Sale Dress & Sport Shirts---- Sale Dress & Sport Shirts --. - Sale Dress & Sport Shirts - - - - Sale Dress & Sport Shirts --- - Sale Dress & Sport Shirts - - - - Sale .... ews•. in Briefst Carharttt Blue Denim An unusually fine selection of dress shirts in sizes 14lf2 neck to 17h and sport shirts in sizes small (\4. ]4112 ), med ium (1515112), larg e (1 6 · 161!2), extra large (17 · 17 1/ 2), extra , extra Jar.ge ( \S. J8 1h l. and extra , extra , extra larg e (l9. J91J2 ). Sol1d colors and beautiful patterns. 14.95 12.95 11.95 10.95 9.95 8.95 7.95 6.95 5.95 4. 95 ~illliJII~II'll'~~'-"""~:-:·'"'~ ~ , oV<l'o"o'•'• •'o'\"V"ihc SALE PRICES MEN'S DRESS AND SPORT SHIRTS POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 244 DONALD BELL Business indicators pointing to better times Women's Coats SAVE Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens to be used as a permanent sen ior ci tizens ce nter. AI the seco nd. meeting Tuesday the commi ssioners asked if a se nior citizens center was s till the "primary need". The vole by the approximate 150 interes ted citizens attending was in favO'r of proceeding with the final application. Jeff Bur l, repre se nting Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional De velopment DAVJD Glluf.;sa Dist ric t, who has been providing tec hnical assistance, explained the housi ng assistflnce plan which,has to be submi tted with the app lica tion . A survey of housing conCHESHIRE - Three men ditions in the county shows that have received promotions in new housi ng is needed, it was the Stores Department al Ohio reported. Valley Electric Corporallon 's Kyger Creek S~1tion , accordWANT TO END IT Janel Kay Pickens, Syracuse ing to Plant Manager Louis R. and Harry Warner Pickens, Furd, Jr. The changes were Jr., Pomer oy , hav e filed for made nece~r y by lh c dissol uti on of marr iage in retireme nt of Stores SuperMeigs County Common Pleas visor H. E. Mendenhall which is effective April 1. Cuur t. Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area 12.95 Dress Slacks Sale 9.79 Sale 8.99 Chance of a Umndershower tonight. Lows tonight in the upper 40s. Cloudy, showers likely tomorrow; highs in the lower 60s. Probability of precipitation 70 per cent today, 80 per cent tonight, 60 per. cen t Saturday. • SALE PRICES In c ludes our entire stock. A big selection. Solid colors - patterns stripes . Sizes 29 to 44 waist . Select the proper length . Sale Prices Weather End of the Month Sale Special Sale Prices End of The Month Sa Ie 11 .95 Dress Slacks MEDIA, Pa. (UP!) - A Utree-judg~ panel took under advisement Wednesday a request for a new trial for former United Mine Workers President w.A. "Tony" Boyle after hearinB his attorney charge that the jury which convicted Boyle had been "brainwashed" by the prosecution. A jury returned a first degree murder conviction last April against Boyle, who had been accused of arrl!flging lor hired gurunen to kill Jospeh A. "Jock" Yablonski, his opponent ih the 1969 UMW presidential election. Yabonski, · his wife,. Margaret, and daugher, Oli!J'lotle, were shot to death ·Dec. 31, 1969 as they slept in their Clarksville, Pa ., horne. A. Charles Peruto, Boyle's new attorney, told the panel that special prosecutor Richard A. Sprague emphasized corruption of the UMW so much at Ute trial !hat :'Ute jury was so brainwashed that they joined Ute crusade with Yablonski ." , Sprague, Ute fonner first . assistant district attorney in Philadelphia, accused Peru to · of "conjuring up visions" that were hot mentioned in the briefs filed with the threeJudge court. He accused Peru to of taking the "blunderbuss" approach. Perulo.aiso criticized Boyle's original defense counsel, OlarlesF. Moses, and the news media. In the appeal in the same courtroom in which the 73year.:Old Boyle was convicted, Peruto said the defendant was "convicted in the press. The fJiirness issue permeates the whole trial," he said. He 1efa1ed to Boyle's origi' . na1 allorney as "inept counsel. . This guy (Moses) didn't even have a chance .to begin with.'' Peruto also claimed that William Turnblaier, a UMW district ~ent who .was a · key . witness 9inst Boyle, made a deal ~Ut ~BUe, , pleading guilty '1o a federal. cmsp1racy charge in return !of hiB lestlmoay. lion in !979, is expected to convert 2,600 Ions of coal a day into 3,900 barrels .of synthetic crude oil and 22 million cubic feet of synthetic natural gas. Moore said he expects the demonstration plant to creaoo 300 to 400 jobs in the coalmining industry for residents of Ute Ohio Valley, regardless of whether the final site is located Senior citizen center closer ·" Interest rate off NEW YORK (UP!) - First National City Bank today lowered its inl<lrest rate for prime business loans to 7V• per cent,, the lowest since. May, 1973. Further cuts are expected in future weeks as the reces.sion reduces loan demand. Citibank, the nation's second largest, has been reducing its prime steadily since last Sepl<lmber when it was at a historic high of 12 per cent. Most bankers expect the rate to go to below 7 per cent this year. Citibank made the reduction from 7'k per cent to 7V. per cent effective Monday. A small St. Louis bank, Midwest Bank, is believed to have the lowest inl<lrest rate in the nation - 7 per cent. But most major banks tend to follow the patl<lrn established by Citibank. or Bank of America of San Francisco, the nation 's largest. The reductions in the rate retiect sagging loan demand and lower interest rates on short-term government securities and Federal Reserve loans to commercial banks. The prime only indirectly affects consumer loan rates by setting a minimum for loans to a bank's most creditworthy customers. Other interest rates are scaled upwards from the EXTENDED O(,[TLQO~ . Sunday through Tuesday, chance of rain or snow Sunday and Monday ending Tuesday. Highs will be mostly in the lOs. Lows wlll be In Ute 30s and upper 2Qs. First pipe put down in Alaska . ,-• VALDEZ, Alaska I UP!) The first stretch of the Alaska The prime has not been as oil pipeline was lluried Thurslow as 7¥• per cent since May TAXES COME HOME day under the frozen nood State Auditor Thomas. E. plain of the Tonsina River. 24, 1973. At that time, the Federal Reserve was tight- Ferguson distribul<ld $9,705,779 Huge tractors with lifting ening the money supply and in gasoline taxes to Ohi0 S booms lowered 1,418 feet of the raising ~ government interest counties~ townships , cities and 48-inch diameter pipe into an rates in order to curtail spend- villages in March. Amount Ill-foot ditch. received by Meigs County ing to combat inflation. The pipeline, costing a Now the Fed is seeking to do villages included, Middleport, staggering $6 billion, is the the reverse ___:_ encdurage more $1,957; Pomeroy, $2,202 ; biggest construction project borrowing for business ex- Racine, $524; Rutland, $471, ever undertaken by private pansion to fight llle recession. and Syracuse, $527. industry. prime. 1 Woman hurt in collision A Gallipolis woman waa injured in a two-car accident Thursday at 5:10p.m. on SR 7 in Tuppers Plains, Ute Meiga County Sheriff's Dept. reporl<ld. Lillian H. Church, 70, Gallipolis, was traveling north .when a car to her front driven by Philip Anlllony Bowen, 17, Tuppers Plains, stopped to make a left turn. Mrs. Church, unabl~to stop on wet pavement struck the Bowen car in the rear. She was taken to Holzer Medical Center by SEOEMS ambulance with lacerations ol the mouth and chin. There wu · severe to moderate property damage . No citation was issUed. The department investigated a second accident Thursday at 3 p.m. Marty G. Wyant, 16, Albany, was traveling south on township road 53 in SCiopo Twp. when he lost control of his car which went off the road to the left and struck and· broke off an electric ·utility pole. There was heavy damage. to the car. The driver escaped injury. No citation was issued. JODIII IXMMJSS!ON - . Emesl Nicltollon, right, Rutland, commander of RuuBnd American Legion Post 467, was given his.oath as a member of the Meigs County Soldiers' Reliet Comn\ission by Cnrnmon Pleas Judge John C. Bacon 'ftnll'llllly llflemoon. Loolting on from the left are Mn. Peggy Brickles, executive secretary of Ute Meigs County Veterans Service Office in Pomeroy, and Wallace Amberger, the county's veteran service officer. • " Ve te ran s Administratio n loan information and ap plication forms are maintained by this oifice and advice exl<lnded to any vel<lran applying as to what procedures are to be followed . Equipment for di sa bled veterans provided free of charge, if qualified, by the . Veterans Administralion can be applied for through the local veterans Service Office. Information on \ education, vocational rehabilitation and financial problems 111ust be discussed with the Veterans service ',jlfficer and the "' Two wrecks in Pomeroy Pomeroy police investigated two auto accidents Thursday, one at 5:35p.m., the other li :M p.m. At 5:35 a car driven by Ruth executive secretary. Salser, Racine, was hacking Also, any veteran who has into a parking space on West lost his discharge or service record, or if sUch records have Main St. when it struck a been destroyed, may ask the parked car owned by Oscar local office to produce SCholl, Pomeroy. There were medium damages but no Induplicates . . juries and no arrests. The offic e also supplies At 11:04 p.m., on West Majlj_. Memorial Day flags to various St., Timothy Roush, Mason; veterans and interested driving e'ast, lost control. and . organiza tions fo~ graves of· struck a stone wall, ~reaking veoorans. gas tines, and then struck a The office . in Pomeroy is utility pole. There-wel'l! lfeavy open from 8:30 a.m.' to 4 p.m., dain,ages to Ute car. Rousl1 was Monday through Friday and · not ' injured . He is being from 8:30 a.m. to noon each charged with driving while Saturday. ('. ~ intoxicat.n "f>l· ~ Nicholson joins relief commission Judge John C. Bacon, Meigs located at 114 Mulberry Ave., Common Pleas Court, Thurs· · Pomeroy , is uqJler . the day afternoon handed Ernest supervision of the Vel<lrans Nicholson of Rutland, com- Administration State of Ohio mander of. Rutland American and the Meigs County ComLegion Post 467, an ap - missioners. It is to aid and pointment to the Soldiers ' assist any and all veterans, Relief Commission of the their widows and dependent VISITING DAUGHTER Meigs County Vel<lrans Service children . COLUMBUS (UP!) _:_ Gov. Office. Benefils / available to any James A. Rhodes and his wife . Nicholson succeeds the !ale veteran or dependents are are spending the Easter J . E. (Eli ) Denison. explained by the Veterans holidays in Fort Lauderdale, Attending the presenlatioo Service ·.office personnel. Fla ., visiting their youngest were Wallace Amberger , . daughte• , · Mrs . Sherry veoorans service officer, and Assistance to obtain Veterans Markham and her llusband, Mrs . Danny (Peggy) Brickles, Administration hospital aid and assistance is also. arranged William, his office .. announced executive secretary. today. ~ The Vel<lraris Service .Office, through the local office. When completed, it will transport Alaska's oil riches to the continental United States and will bring Ute nation closer to its goal of independence from foreign energy. By mid-1977 the rest of the 798-mile-Iong pipeline stretching from Prudhoe Bay at the . edge of Alaska's North Slope to this ice-free port is scheduled to be in place and carrying 1.2 million barrels of oil per day. The pipeline is being built by the Alyeska Pipeline Service Cn., f01med by a consortium of oil companies. Edward L. Patton, president llf Alyeska, and other officials watched the first pipe go into the ground 75 miles north of here. "This project is vitally important to America," Patton said. "Getting it done on schedule is just part of our effort to establish independence from Ute economic tyranny that can only be imposed upon us if we become totally dependent on others for our energy supplies." The project was long delayed by protests from environmental groups who feared the pipeline could cause irreparable damage to the Arctic environment. The first installation was held up two days to permit completion of hydrostatic testing of welded pipe sections for the river crossing. �• • 3- The Datly Sentmel Mtddleport-Pomeroy (); Frtday Marrh 21\ 1975 • 2 -1be Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 , Fnrlay March 211 1975 Assembly beginslO-day break By LEE LEONARD UPI Slatebouse Reporl<r thetr Easter wacation House Speaker Vernal G Riffe Jr , D- CXlLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio General Assembly has begun a llklay spring recess, with only • skeleton" floor sessions Wid budget hearmgs scheduled for next week The House and Senate held lrief sesstOM Thursday, and majonty Democrats offtctally abandoned plans to move any -nomtc recovery proposals to a delayed June prunary ballot The Democrats appeared to be concentrating lhetr next New Boston, agreed but left open the poss1bthty some of the economic recovery measures mtght be sent to the November ballot plans after they !&led three weeks ago to get any of Utem on the June 3 ballot They sa td Utey mtght attempt to place Utem m some form on the November ballot, but the governor mdicated he would lake his own proposals to the efforts oo energy prog rams, people m an mitiatlve effort havmg lost an attempt to prune Ute economy wtUt a sales tax suspension on new motor vehicles The deadline was Wednesday for submttting Gov James A Rhodes' economic recovery proposals to a delayed June 24 prunary vote • That 's firushed, conftrmed Senate President Pro Tempore Ohver Ocasek, D Akron before the senators left for Removed From Ballot The legtslature has already removed from the June ballot a U!x rehef proposal for recrea tiona! landowners and placed tt on the November ballot Democrats were never red hot over Rhodes economic Democrats a nnounced plans to mtrnduce m the House and Senate legtslatwn to set up an Ohto Energy Deve lopment Center to help develop projects and programs leading to new JObs energy sources and lower utility costs The proposed center, to cost $27 nullton durmg tts ftrst two years of operation was announced at a news conference held by SUite Reps A G Lanc1one of Bellaire, and Thomas J Carney of Youngstown, and Sens Harry Meshet of Youngstown and Robert E O'Shaughnessy of Columbus They sa td the center would operate from offtces m Colwn bus, and would help attract a 'limttless' amount of federal money for energy protects Rep Denms L Wojtanowski, D-Wtlloughby Htlls, mtroduced legtslatwn authort zmg the Pubhc Utillties CommiSSion to make up to $110 mtlhon wortlt of loans for homeowners to make energy-savmg from the Ohto Department of Mental Heal th and Mental Retardalton to provtde ad dttional menU!! health servtces through the ftscal year endmg thts June 30 The board also has recetved an addttional $75,000 for the development of recreahonal facthltes for the Comprehenstve Mental Health Center whtch wtll be con strucled near Holzer Medtcal Center servmg Galha, Jackson and Metgs Counties The board , to date has recetved approxtmately $1 trulhon, of whtch 95 percent ts state and federal dollars to construct the center The funds recetved by the board wtll he delegated to the Communtty --------------------------, Letten Ill opbdoa aft welCGII!ed They 1boald he ... lbu 11011 wonlo toac (or be 11bjeet to l'!daeCioa by lbe editor) llld m01t be llped with lilt •tc-'• .cldraa. 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I I I I I J I I provements A suntlar btll was offered m Ute Senate Wednes day by O'Shaughnessy and Meshel Sent ro Governor Meanwhile th e Senate and House swtftly sent to Rhodes desk an emergency $3 mtlhon l ~~~: 1 ;;.,ntscn material mailed Wedaesday carried a By ALAN DAWSON SAIGON ( UPI) - Commums! forces captured a strategic city on Ute outskll"ts of Da Nang today and overran WI enlir<! province northeast of Satgon Mtlitary sources S8ld Ute Commumsts captured Hoi An, a ctty of 50,000 just 15 miles south of Da Nang, Jeavmg South Vtetnam's second largest ctty wtde open to an attack from Ute south The sources satd the Com vmnists also seized the proVInctal captlal of Bao Loc, 96 mtles northeast of Satgon, brmg111g aU of Lam Dong proVInce under Vtet Cong and NorUt Vtetnamese control The fall of Lam Dong left the CommuniSts m control of 12 of South Vtetnam s 44 prov111ces and more than half the country s terrttory The dnve agatnsl Da Nang's southern approaches came as the ctty s 1 5 million restdents staged near-rwts 111 desperate attempts to get out U S offtctals m Satgon satd most Americans have been wtUtdrawn from Da Nang, although Consul General AI Francts and • about four or ftve others ' were still m the ctty Most restdents of Hot An had fled to Da Nang before Ute Co mmumst attack, JOtmng about I mtllton refugees added --•• ' I \ some mstructions or po1nters on how to help him get back to normal It trught help someone else Utat may have the same problem DEAR READER - The problem m treahng dtabetics even wtth all the medicmes and knowledge that exists ts Utat they remam humans and not machines It often happens that a dtabctic wtll be perfectly regulated m the hospttal and then be unstable alter he leaves the hospttal The amount of msuhn needed depends upon both Ute dtet and amount of aclivtty and stress m the datly hfe A person on m suhn needs to regulate hiS life so he bas the same amount of phystcal activtty datly as well as the same amount of food When Ute aclivtty or the dtet ts changed Utere wtll be a change m the msuhn requtrement Aclivtty tends to lower Ute blood glucose-(sugar ) and wtll decrease the tnsuhn reqwrements Your son was probably much more active out 'of the hospttal in Delaware CLEVELAND (UPI) Mrs Fern Plunkett, Delaware, won $300,000 Thursday mght in the Ohio Lottery weekly drawing here and Terrence Sautter, Galion woo $30,000 in lbe weekly event The $15,000 winners were George Shumaker, Cleveland, Robert Misko, Akr on, William Singer, Akron, Roy W Thompson, Brookpark, and Richard Mesnick, Richmond Heights This week's winning numbers In the Ohio lottery Number IH ( on~ne-four) 10 any box on ticket wins $20 NumbeMi 337 (three-threeseven) and 200 (tw<>-zer<>zero) in green and blue wins $500 Numbm 337 and 200 in blue boxes wins $1,000 Numbers 337 and 200 Ia green boxes eligible for $300,000 drawmg and automallcally wins $15,000 SINATRkTO EUROPE LOS ANGELES ( UPI ) Frank Smatra 15 takmg on Europe fn hiS fll"st tour of !be continent m 13 years, Sinatra will begm a sertes of concerts m Europe m May, tt was announced Tuesday e VI leads 600 million cath 0 1•ICS m• ServiCe • City near Da Nang captured ~ sugar and cut hts msulin 10 untts All of the above symptoms started to dtsappear HIS nerves tmproved after the ftrst two days and he bas llllproved steadtly smce, but he's slow about putting on wetght 1"onder tf you could gtve me - Rep John A Galbratth, RMaumee, Intr oduced tegtslallon to rescmd Ohto's approval of the Equal Rtghts Amendment to the U S Con slltutwn and to elmunate the reqmrement that public offtctals dtsclose !hell" fmanctal worth - The House passed, 113-1, and sen t to the Senate l eg ts latwn permtlttng volunteer rescue servt ce workers to eqmp thetr vehtcles wtth flashmg red lights to woman The Easter week observances began ltve days ago wtth Palm Sunday and the tradthonal processton of ptlgrtms from the nearby Mount of Ohves, through Ute Garden of GeUtsemane and mto the walled ctty through St Stephen's gate Thursday night, Ute CaUtolic patrtarch of Jerusalem, Msgr Gtacomo Beltrtttl, held ser¥1Ces markmg ChriS! 's last supper wtth his disciples and washed Ute feet of 12 youths An Israeli Tounsm MliUStry spokesman satd hotel busmess seemed to be 'more than normal ' desptte Ute recent mcrease 10 Mtddle East tenSIOn Hayes begins DR. LAMB Insulin nee'lied By Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEARDR LAMB - Myson 29, ts SIX feet tall and wetghs 165 pounds He lost about 20 pounds over a penod of one year He was tested and hts blood sugar was 360 He was hospttaltzed for 18 days and hiS sugar brought under control Whde he was m the hospttal be gamed about five pounds and was feeling pretty good When he left the hospttal he was taking msulin shots, 52 untts a day He got very nervous, couldn' t sleep and lost some more wetght His doctor told hinnt was emotional and gave hun tranquilizers whtch made him worse He explamed how he felt, but Ute doctor satd his tnsulm and sugar were okay Finally he came home (he was livmg out of town ) When I saw the way he was and after reading up on dtabetes I thought 1t must be something about the tnsulm By Utat time he bad to have orange jUice m the mormng before be coold take hiS insulin He had to eat every three hours and by 3 00 m the afternoon hiS nerves were terrtble He wasn't sleep!!lg even wtth the pills ' My doctor took his blood ments WASHING !'ON (UPI)-Scn Uoyd Bentsen, D-Tex , has matted requests for money to support his campaign for the 1976 Democratic presidential nommation The only problem is the return envelope 15 addressed to Rep Morris Udall, another candidate An aide to Udall, D-Artz , blamed tt on a mixup at the printel"!i shop • Bentsen apparently used the same printer in Baltimore that we dtd hack m December for our malUug ca mpatgo, ' the aide said 'That's the only explanation R I Dear SU" I am writing concermng Ute theft of flowers from grave sties My mother passed away on New Year s Day, 1975, and we buried her at the Cool¥llle Cemetery There were three bunches of arlifictal flowers along wtth Ute live flowers In the freezmg weaUter the flowers turned brown, but the artlltclal flowers stayed beautiful and bright I bought a new pot for Valentine's Day Wid someone stole all four bunches, of artiftctal Dowers on the anmversary of her birUtday, March 10 I put another pot of pink flowers on the grave They also are gone The most I can do for my mother now 15 WI occaswnal pot of flowers for spectal occasions Why must someone spoil tt ' Name wtUtheld on r Home at San '----return envelope with Udall 's campaign committee address on 1t, plllll a note that Udall would pay the postage • Udall ts wlllmg to meet Bentsen over a green cloth covered table m the Capitol Rotunda and negotiate to hand over Bentsen's checks if Bentsen wlll settle the postage due," the Udall aide said Mental Health Center Board as the contract agency Because th e constructiOn dollars are earmarked (ttr construction only they cannot--..Dop be used to provtde addtttonal C mental health servtces Mrs Plummer satd that althoughtheaddtltonatdollars oman for servtces wtll allow the Center to expand professwnal By United Press International Thursday atdes supported menU.! health servtces, there Pope Paul VI led the worlds the Pope, who suffers from arwtll contmue to be a need for 600 mtllton Roman CaUtohcs thntis as he descended from a ddt tiona! dollars because of today m solemn Good Frtday the altar m Sl Peter's Basilica State hosptl<!ls closmg thetr observances recalhng Chnst's to wash and kiss Ute feet of 12 outpaltent treatment centers CructflXIon 19 centunes ago boys m re -e nactment of whtch has tncr eased the In Jerusalem, thousands of ChriSt s gesture to Ute Apostles re quest of mental health ChrtSitan ptlgrtms from many at the Last Supper servtces at the communtly denommat10ns cr owded the The Vatican swttched Ute level narrow, cobbled streets of the Holy Thursday mass from Ute Robert DeFores t prestdent WICtent walled ctty for proces- Basthca of Sl John the Lateran of the Ohto Communlly Mental Sions along the Vta Dolorosa - to St Peter s so more ptlgruns Health SUI!! Assoctation, has lradittonal paUl of Chnst s could see tt, but the world's announced that Richard Wolfe, march to hiS Cruciftxwn largest church - whtch can pres tdent of WBNS TV The 77 year -{lid pontiff was hold 30 000 people - was only Colwnbus, has been appmnted scheduled to attend an evenmg hall lull VICe-chairman or the liturgtcal serVIce m St Peter s Th~ Jerusalem ptlgnms, Educational Legtslattve Basiltca and then carry a tall many of them carrymg large Committee for Communtty cross m a procession around wooden crosses, followed Ute Mental Health Boards m Ohto Rdme's Colosseum to re-enact route of ChriSt on hts way to 'l'he chairperson fo r that the of J es us Calvary, stoppmg at Ute 14 stages commtttee ts Mrs Plummer Cructfilnon stations where He rested I I I I They'd steal from their mother and Sailors dusky The appropnatwn, an advance from Rhodes proposed budget for the next two years, ts destgned to attract $6 mtllion m federal matchmg funds also bemg sought by other states The Senate unammously passed and sent to the House a btll reducmg the voter restden cy requtrement m Ohto from stx months to 30 days to conform \\tth a lJS Supreme Court ruhng Sen Stanley J Aronoff R Cmcmnatt, sa td he fell the 3(). day mtmmmn rP~Iri Pnrv rwr10rt should apply only to federal elechons but he voted for the btlt anyway In other legtSlaltve develop- 1m • b '648 ' b d F un d zng y oar to be reviewed April 8 Fundtng requests from agen ctes under the ad mtmstrahve wnbrella of the Commumty Mental Heal th and Mental Retardallon 648 Board wtll be revtewed by the board s Program and Evaluallon Commtttee on Apnl 8, Bernard F Ntehm, Ph D , chairperson Nt ehm wtll submtt hts comm1ttee s recommendations at the next regular meeting m Aprll the board dectded at Its regular meeting on March 17 Reports were heard from Board Chatrperson G Wtlson Bowers, M D , and MaXIne S Plwnmer, executive dtrector Recent developments m fun dmg of the agency mclude recetpt of an addt !tonal $25,000 approprtatton for construchon of a 300-bed nursmg care fa cthty at the Otuo Sohders' $300,000 goes My best advtce to you ts to help your soQ understand Utat he ~j.ts to lead a regulated hfe tf be ts gmng to use a regulated amount of tnsuhn A new machtne that mechamcally releases JUS! Ute amount of msulm the body needs at any time, or transplan ts mto the dtabehc's pancreas of norntal ISlets of Langerhans that make tnsuhn should change this sttuation drastically These are still w the development stage Loss of wetght ts a common Sign of fall"ly severe dtabctes Wid ts related to losmg sugar m the unne Fatigue ts also a symptom Too much tnsuhn prnduces hypoglycenua ( 10\\ blood sugar ) and also causes fattgue Don t push your so,n to gam 1\etght Dtabetics do much better tf they stay thin If the) ~et obese they are very prone to develop heart and vascular diSease Send your questions to fu Lamb, m care of thiS newspaper, P 0 Box, 1551, Radto City Station, New York, N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb's bOOkie t on blood sugar , send 50 cents •and a long selfaddressed stamped envelope to the same addresS' and ask for the "BlOOd sugar" bOOklet t 4-H Ouh News The orgamzallonal meebng of the Ftve Pomt Star Sbtchers was held on March 21 at the home of Pat Holter Advtsors attendmg were Pat Holter Jackte Starcher and Nan Whtle There were 19 club members present Elected offtcers for the new year were presadent Tamrrue Star cher v 1ce to the port s normal halfmtlhon populatwn Mtlitary sources s&d the Commumsts captured Bao Loc m two hours of ftghtmg after an mtense artillery barrage Lam Dong, 1\hich has a population of 76,693, is at the southern edge of the embattled Cen tral Htghlands In Da Nang soldters wtthout money for fond clashed wt!h nallonal police m a sertes of gunbilttles The soldiers had arl'ived penmless after retreatmg from northern provmces abandoned by the government A huge swarm of panicky refugees mobbed the runway of Danang's 81rport today, forcmg Ute Umted States and South Vtetnam to halt evacuation fltghts to sanctuanes m the souUt prestdent secretal), Becky Edwards treasurer Sherne Starcher, ne\\s reporter Patty Parker, Recreatwn leader and Debbie Boatnght, HealUt and Safety The club members approved a motton to pay $1 111 dues for the club year The next meeting wtll be Aprtl 7 at the home of Mrs Roy Holter She m e Starcher, reporter Carolyn Bowen secretarv, Beth Perrm , v1ce.secrelai) Kathy Parke r, treasurer Dentse Whtte , health Charlene Goeglem. Safely Beth Wtlson recrealton leader Pam Riebel, asststant recreatwn HILTON HEAD ISLAND, leaders, Lon Louks and S C (UPI)- Jack Ntcklaus IS Raeleen Oh\Cr and news rtght on schedule reporter , Aprtl Parker The "Golden Bear" always Durmg the busmess meeting pomts his game at the maJOr the members dtscussed champtOMhtps and rtght now protects for the new year The he'sallllUlgat Ute Masters, two next meeting" til be Aprtll8 at weeks away Wmner m his last preVIOUS the home of Jackte Starcher outing two weeks ugo m Ute Aprtl Parker, Reporter Dora! Open at M1811U, Ntcklaus The Ftve Pomt Star Slttchers has hts game boned to a nearJumor Leaders 4-H club perfect pttch as evtdenced by orgamzed March 21 at the home of Mrs Roy Holter his play m Ute openmg rowxl of the Hentage Golf Classtc here There were seven members on this island reso~ust off Ute and one adVIsor attendmg southern SouUt Carolina coast Offtcers for the new )ear Ntcklaus, playmg what he elected were, Mary Mora, called "under the conditioM, prestdent Paul Hysell and one of my better rounds m Ute Km1 Kraulter c o v1ce last couple of years," battled pres1dents L u ~o.) Sho ok, through a !:l}sty wind Thursday 25th year as Bucks' coach COLUMBUS (UPI) - Woody Hayes begms hiS 25th year as coach at Ohto State Tuesday as the Buckeyes begm sprmg drills Hayes will hold practice four days a week cuhninating m an mtra<>quad game May 3 The defenSive squad has only Utree regulars returrung from last year's team Utat was rochampton m the Btg Ten Those returnmg are tackle Nick Buonamtca, linebacker Ken Kuhn and safety Tim Fox On offense, however, the entire backfield of Hel51ll8n Trophy wmner Archie Grlffm at tatlback, quarterback Cornelius Greene, wmgback Bnan Baschnagel, and fullback Pete Johnson will return for Ute 1975 season Losses were heavy m the offenstve line wiUt replacements needed for All-Amenca tackle Kurt Schumacher, center Steve Myers, guard Dtck Mack, tight end Doug France, and split end Dave Hazel The open posttions may not be hard to fill, however, smce Hayes stgned 26 pl;lyers from high schools around Ute country, mcluding SIX scholastic All-AmertcaM Game called with Maraud~rs up 2-0 MASON, W Va - The Metgs Marauders and Wahama White Falcons began what they thought would be a baseball game Thursday, but because of a continuous downpour of sleet the game was called after three tnmngs when both coaches and the umptres agreed Utere was no sense m playmg more The Marauders were leading 2-0 when the game was called Theil" fll"st run came m the top half of Ute fll"st The game started out fme for the Wahama pttche r Jeff GtUand, as he struck out the ftrst man he faced Gtlland then walked Mtke Magnotta on four stratght pttches before walking semor second sacker Nesselroad after gomg to a full count to gtve Metgs nmners on ftrst and second wtth only one Bicycle safety • is scout topic Danny Wtll dtscussed btcycle safety the mechamcal parts of a btcycle and thetr proper care when Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249 met Wednesday mght at the Pomeroy Juntor Ht,gh School Scoutmaster Hank Cleland also spoke on btcycle safety and plans were made for the members to travel to Rio Grande each Saturday for the next ftve weeks to swllll They wtll make the trtps m the troop bus Followmg the meetmg there was a troop' leaders conference to make dec1stons on upc0n11ng activ1bes Any boy 11 or older or who has completed the ft!Ut grade may contact Dan Thomas, 9923128, to learn about bccommg a member of the troop whtch meets at 7 p m each Wednesday at the Pomeroy localton 75 TOUR PLANT NEW HAVEN - The Foote Mmeral Company s Graham Plant at New Haven was vlStted by students from Pomt Pleasant Htgh School on Wednesday Approximately 75 students accompamed by thetr teachers, R McChntock and R L Austin, made up the tour party They were led by F C Retchert, Roland Lidel, Opha Offutt and Mtke Merntt, supervisors ' Dai~ D~OTE By United Press lntemallonal Eight walks m one tnn mg means a lot more m sprmg tr ammg than one shghtly tarmshed World Senes rmg Which ts why Steve Blass the key hnk of the Ptt!sburgh Pirates wtlh thetr world cham ptonshtp team of 1971, was placed on watvers by the club Thursday for the purpose of gtvmg him his uncondillonal release The popular nghthander was gt ven hts walking papers after pttchmg JUSt 6 2-:l tnnmgs for the Ptrates thts sprmg, gettmg rocked for 13 earned runs and 17 walks In hts last outtngone mrung agatnst the Chicago White Sox Monday- he walked etght batters and fo rced m four runs "I don'! 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SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON AL~ RIDES & SHOWS FREE BICYQ.E TO SOME BOY OR GIRL Si'iows Continue Thru STEAK HOUSE Sunday,Ma~30th Home of TAMPA Fla (UPI) - The Cmcmnatt Reds behmd Don Gullett Pa t Darcy and Clay Carroll who teamed up for a one httter got a 4-0 vtctory over the New York Yankees Thursday A leadoff stxth-mrung smgle by Sa ndy Alomar was Ute Yanks only htt of the game It came off Gullett who accordmg to Reds manager Sparky Anderson won the opemng day assignment agamst the Los Angeles Dodgers wtth hts spar kling seven-mntng ef fort The Reds scored all four of thetr runs, two of them unearned off Catfish Hunter who pttched the ftrst seven tnmngs for the Yankees The first of two doubles by Pete Rose, commg m the ftrst mmng led to the Reds ftrst run Rose took thtrd on Darrel Chaney s ny ball and came home when Hunter let a return throw by Yankee catcher Rtck Dempsey shp off his glove for an error Dave Concepcton led off the second tnmng wtth a walk, stole second, contmued to thtrd on Dempsey's throwmg error and, one out later, came home on Ken Grtffey s smgle to rtght Rose doubled home the Reds' fmal two runs m the fourth tnnmg Gullett walked only one and struck out three The one walk was tssued to Bobby Bonds , who later wa s ptcked off ftrst by the Red lefty m the ftrst tnmng w I 0 Sag1naw Fl tnt ,I 0 I gl the Fabulovs ga 5 4 SUCCESSFUL DEFENSE FUKUOKA, Japan (UPI) Kumakt Shtbata of Japan successfully defended hts World Boxtng Counctl Juntor hghtwetght champwnshtp Thursday mght by scormg a one-sided unanimous decision over Ould Makhlouft of Algerta m thetr 15-round tttle match Referee Yoshtda scored 117569 whtle judges Toru Kbnura and Kazumasa Kuwata both had tt 75-65 all for Shtbata The UP! gave tt to Shtbata 75-67 ' 5 FREED LEAVES TAMPA, Fla (UPI) Roger Freed, dtscouraged and convmced he can't stick wtth th e club packed up his bclongmgs, left the Cmcmnali Reds' tratmng camp Thursday and headed for hts Los Angeles, Cahf home Freed, 29, who was voted the Mmor League Player of the Year whtle playtng for Baltimore's Rochester farm team m the Interna!lonal League tn 1970, was 3-for 20 this spring before hts departure and had struck out m hts last two roles as a pmchhitter SANDWICH Order By Phone And Take Em Home 992-5432 GIBSON SALE! 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MAIN Local Bowling CROW'S Pitching subdues Yankees N&N Blg,.J~ylcnd Rto Grande Colleges 1975 contest wtll start at 3 30 p m Other Rto Grande games wtU begtn at I p m wtth Ute exceplton of the Mt Vernon game The Redmen wtll play at on May 8 That bit wtll bcgm at Tlfft n Umversll) on Saturday I 30 p m The twtnbtll wtll begm at t p Here s the 1975 Rto Grande m roster and schedule All games wtll be 197SSPRING BASEBALL ROSTER doubleheaders w1 th the ex R 10 Grande College cephon of the Apn l 30 game PLAYER Pos Yr JB 3 w1lh Manetta Too, th a t Paul Al ban ese b 1seball schedule and roster was announced earlier thts week b) Jtm Johnston, coach GIBSON CHEST FREEZERS ' ''Fun For Young & Old" bloWlllg," satd Trevmo "I'm , usually a wind player but tha ': greens here are so small that ' -;_ you've gutto bit Ute ball high to ud stay 01'1 them , - SATURDAY SPECIAL g b Rio baseball roster and schedule announced · J m Bennett p 2 OF I Bob Boyd Joh n Du dek OF 4 Sam Dllnn C 1 Wc s Ha rsto n P 1 Steve Jenk n s OF 2 P 2 Sk1p Jonn son JB 3 Dave M It er POME ROY LANE S Dusty Moran 28 1 K IN GS & QUEENS Jen e Myers p 2 March 11 197S 2B 1 Won Lost G lenn New P 3 F ea r som e Four 51! 17 Stan P er ry C 2 J ack. s Club -1 1 38 M ke Pra ter R1 c k Roberts OF 3 GoG o 40 .s o Gregg Smltt1 SS 1 4Ds 36 ~4 OF 1 Team 6 32 48 M ke Spada fora P 4 Team 1 32 48 Gary Sw m ehar t P 4 H1g~1 l nd Game Moses R1ck Va n Matre George ViCkroy C 2 Norman 228 Ooal Hupp 223 Coac h Jarrfes John ston Ja c k. Wa r d 206 J udy Manager Steve Pock I ngton 181 Herr mgton H gh Ser es Mo ses Nor WHA Standtng s 197SBASE BALLSCHEDULE nan 569 Opa l Hupp soa Rat By Unt i ed P re ss In terna ti onal R 1o Gr ande College Redrr.en Roa ch 521 Judy Poc k. 1q ton East Mar cil 29 - Ttff ln Un verslly 464 w I t pts gt ga Team Htg h. Game and Sern;os away K New E 1g 40 1 7 5 85 ?55 255 Mar cil 3 1 W Va State hom e Ja c k s Cl ub 658 179 2 Ap r I 2- Urbana home Cl ev eta ld 31 38 J 6 7 109 2] 5 Aprtl 12- 0h tO Dom1n1 ca n KINGS& QUEENS Ct cag o 28 45 1 57 146 296 away M ar ch 2S 1975 t 1d anapo l!i 18 51 J 39 200 ]03 Won Lost Ap r I 16~ W va T ech away We st F earsome Four 64 24 Apr t 19- Cedarvl l le home w I t ph gt ga 48 40 A pril 72 - 0 h•o Dom•n• ca n x Hou ston 19 24 0 9B J3 9231 GoGo Jack s C ub 42 46 home Apr1 1 15- M t Ver non home Tea11 6 38 50 Pho en x 31l 28 83211 2 141 Apr I 26 U r bana away 40S 38 50 SanD ego 39 ]0 8 1 2B92J9 Team 2 34 54 Apri l 79- Pt kCV III e home x awav Htgh l nd Game Ken Apnl 30- Mar e lf a M nnesota 39 29 2 80 182 244 Mav J- Ma lon e away Ba t mo r e 18 50 4 dO 180 311 Moh re r 216 George G l i lian May 8 - Mt Vernon away 200 Do r s Ha fh1l 185 Donna Canad•an M<Jv 11- Tiff n 1'10m e w I t pts gf ga M c Far land 180 Mav 20- Ce dar v li e away H1gh Se r tes Ken Moh le r Qu ebec 42 30 0 8.:1 30 1 274 569 Roy Ro ach S3d Donn a Mav 15 16 17- DI ST R ICT 22 PL AYOFF S Toronto 39 3 1 1 803202 85 l)I). ~F. •tland 465 Oor s Ha1fh II x Gam e st ar ts at J 30 p 162 W nmp e g 16 32 4 76 29 4 262 Tea m HtOh Game and Seres m - Go Go 680 and 1898 Edmonton 3 ~ 3 4 4 72 257 255 Vancouver 33 36 2 68 231 24 1 x C ltn c h e~ d1Vt s1on t1tle Early Sunday M ixe d Thu rsday s R es ulls Ma rc h 23 1975 N ew Eng land 5 Cle veland ] Won Lost Ba I 2 Edmonton 2 1 e ot Sw 1she r & LohSe Phar 78 24 H ou ston 8 W nnlpeg 0 Pull ns Excava ttng 741 3B San D •ego 5 nd ana pol s 2 Tom s Ci! rrv Out 62 50 Fnday s Games Eagles cu b so 62 M nnesota at Phoen i x M ayer & Hill Barbers 42 70 Edmon l on a t T oro nto 30 82 F rt end y Tavern HtQh tnd Gttme - Jr Phelps 24 6 Wal y H atfield 229 IHL Playoff Stand ng s Max n e Dugan and Be tty By Umted Press lnternatton al Sm ilh 201 Betty Wh !l atch 200 Quar l c rftnals- Bes t of Seven H g ll Ser es - Jr Phe lps 596 w 1 gf ga Day ton 1 1 1 La r ry D uga n 568 Betty Sm lth D es Mo nes 1 I 7 8 548 Betty Wtllllatch 523 Team H1gt1 Game and Ser cs w 1 g f ga - Pullm s Excavat n g 715 2035 Mu skegon I l R 9 Port HI.Jron 1 l 9 8 Saturday Is Your Day AT THE BIG pet C h cag o ~ ~ 3? 57 9 K C Om ah a ~:t 35 545 2 D \r ot ! 39 39 500 6 M 1wa uk. ee J<l ~~ <1 <1 7 0 Pac lft C D IVI StOil w I pel g b x Go de 1 Slat e 46 31 590 Se t l ti c 37 39 J8 7 A P or 1t and 35 42 t.SS 10 P h oe n x 3 1 46 J 03 14 L os/\ ng.cl es 18 48 368 17 K Cl nched dl v ts•onttlle Thur sday s R esvlh Cl eve and 8 6 Cll c a go 83 G olden St 111 KC Omah8 103 D e tro t Y1 Phoe n x 79 Fndav s Games Ch cago at Bos ton 13 u lfolo a t Pht a d e tph a N ew Yo r k at N ew Or lea' s C ev e a u:l at Hou st on Porfl a n d a t M lw a uk. ee KC Omal a at L os A t ge les Go d en v l at e at S e<~ !tl e LOOK KIDS! ~ I tl Bull ve al\\ays pttched for the Ptrates and I don t have a lot of deSire to pttch for someone else ' I m -.ry proud of the 16 years I spent m th1s org2.mza Exhibition standings schedule ~ played {easonably weU " The wmd was on all the golfers' minds Thursday. "You[ust had to guess which club to use," said Kite "You could have just IDpped a coin and if Jt landed 00 liB side, that probably would have been right " The fteld for the Hentage .. Ute best on Ute tour this year wtth 26 ol Ute top 'll money WIIUlers on hand, plils SouUt Afrtl2ll Gary Playel" who just returned to Ute United Slates after more than SIX months absence Playel", wbo had not played m any tournament for nearly hoo months, shot WI even.par 1t Thur8day and said oonstdel"!lll! liow long tt bad been lHmtucky s head coach three Decem bet, Kentucky sen t )ears ago Bobby Kmght s lndtand team By Saturday I hope our _ heavtly favored to go all Ule players can get down to earth WI\) m the 37u1 NCAA - home Jn Uw !mal regular season by scormg a 92 90 wm m the ratmgs Indiana \l as ranked Mtdeast Regwnal fmals at ftrst UCl A second Loutsvtlle Dayton Ohto Uurd, and Kentucky fourth TI1e UCLA Loutsv tlle con Sy racuse s Orangcrnen were frontat 10 n rates as the N 1 not even among the top 20 attractwn Saturday and 1~ t Beaten by lndtana by d rlw s the 64-year-(lid woo.:n dcvastalmg 24 pomts tn the teacher ve rstL' the puptl U1e Cardinals Denny Crum In the NCAA senufmals at Los Angeles m 1972 Wooden s unhappy sttuatton but 1 have no regrets except maybe that tt dido t last longer ' Pittsburgh Mana ger Dann) Murtaugh satd the dectslOn to cut Blass was heartbreakmg because of the close rela hon shtp I've had wtth Steve ' Ltfe \lent on m the Ptl ls burgh camp Thursday wtthout Blass however as the Ptrates pummeled the Detrott Ttgers, 5-2, behind Al Oltver s lour By MILTON RICHMAN RBI UPI Sports Edttor Deron Johnson batthng to wm a JOb wtth the Boston Red NEW YURK ( UPI ) - Dave Brtstol goes dtppy over three Sox after bcmg gtven hts un thmgs He loves country must c, btrd huntmg and good hardnosed condthonal release from the ballplayers Not necessanly m that order etther Gtven his club at the end of last season, chmce, he'd take the good hard nosed ballplayers flrst which ts htt his lhtrd home run of the readily understandable because tf enough of them happen to be on the same stde he IS then he's gomg to enJOY both that country mustc and the btrd huntmg so much more Brtstol works for Montreal Manager Gene Mauch, coachmg thtrd base He managed m the btg leagues himself, havmg Exh1btt1on Baseball ptloted Cincmnah and Mtlwaukee, very likely wtll get another Kansas C tv 2 Houston 0 Stand•ngs P tt sbu rg h S Defr o t 2 chance somewhere fall"ly soon because he has shown he knows B y Un1ted P r~ss lnt ernalton a l Ball more 10 Ph l a d elphta 1 what t!'s all about and can handle players, and now what he d Includes Onl y Games vs Los Ange le s 4 M innesota 3 Ma1o.-Lg Tea m s Ctnc nna t 1 4 New York. ( A ) 0 really enJOY most next to wuuung would be seemg some new ktd Amencan League Oakland 1 Catlfor n a 1 break m and makmg tt btg wtUt the Expos w I pel Ca l forn1a B en cage ( N J 3 Cal t orn a 1\ 5 688 Cleveland 8 San Franc sco 6 See that young !ella over yonder the one butlt ltke Mr T exas 2 9 5JI Dan D ego 2 M !w auk ee 1 Oak land Amenca,' he satd, nodding m the direction of a strappmg 5 4 556 Texas 6 Atlanta 2 Bai t more 9 a 529 New York (N) 1~ St Lou s 9 stratght backed n ght-ltander tossmg the ball eastly wtth Bob Kansas C1ty 10 9 T oday s Gam es 526 en cago Batley on the stdehnes before a ball game the other day at th e 11 1 I 500 C nc1nnat vs De t r o11 at N ew York 10 12 455 Lak.e an d F a Expos' Daytona Beach layout • HIS name IS Gary Carter, and Cl eveland 4 5 444 x - Atlan t a v s Lo s Ange les M nne so ta he s a cross between Pete Rose and Johnny Bench He s got 9 12 429 at West Pa l m Beach Fa Bos ton 400 Bos ton vs Chtcago (A J at Rose s energy and enthustasm and some of Bench s ab tltly Look M .twauk.ee 58 "9 357 Sa ra sota F la 1Ever see a phystcal spectmen hke him before' He caught at hun De trott 7 l4 Texas vs Houston at Cocoa 33 J Fla for Memphis last year and was thl!'ll!o I catcher m Tnple A ball N a tiOn al League San F r anCISCO VS San 0 ego but we re converllng htm to an outftelder He s gonna play n ght w I pel at Yuma Art z Los A ng el es 14 4 778 Oak land vs Cl ev e land at fteld today ' Mon tr eal 13 5 721 Tucson AriZ Gary Carter, only 20, was among the most unpresstve young C nc nnat 14 6 700 M l wauk.ee vs Ca l fo r n a a t San Fr anCISCO 8 ~ 667 Pa l m Spr ngs Ca ltf players I saw this sprmg Some of the others were Marc Htll of Ph l a d elpt1 a 11 6 647 Montrea l vs M nn eso ta at the Gtants, Doug Flynn and Dave Revermg of the Reds, Ron P lt sbur gh 11 1 500 Or l ando Fla ntghl Sa n D ego 5 6 455 Kansas C ty vs Ba ll more at LeFlore of Ute Ttgers, Roy Howell of the Rangers Ketth Her Houston 8 12 400 M a m F Ia n g ht nandez of the, Cardinals, and Lyman Bostock of the Twms, but New York. 7 11 x - Atla nta vs New Yo r k 389 St LOUIS 7 12 368 (A ) at Ft Lauderda l e F a Gary Carter sttcks out for any nwnber of reasons You abnost A tl a nta 6 12 333 n ght can t help but nottce him Ch cago 3 1 214 x sp l t squad T hursd ays Res ults He hustles every mmute same as Pete Rose, htts wttil power Bos ton 6 Chtcago (A) 1 and ha s an excellent arm That s only a sta rt He runs well, he's &-2 and 205, strong as a bull and pohte as a West Pomt cadet He remmds you of the Dodgers MVP, Steve Garvey, so tt's no real surpnse to dtscove r he was a member of the Natwnal Honor Soctety from 1968 through 1972, turned down 100 scholarshtp offers from umversttles and colleges to play baseball and has recetved a Boys Club Cttlzenshtp Award for contnbutwns he AND HAS SEVERAL RELIABLE made to the commuruty back home m Fullerton, Cahf The compariSons wtUt Pete Rose and Johnny Bench naturally COMPANIES TO SERVE YOU are flattenng What 20-year-{)ld rookte wouldn t feel good bemg WE PUT YOU FIRST mentioned tn the same class as e1ther one,and then both, no less? Gary Carter trtes to mamtatn his own style, though, and husthng LOW RATES AND GOOD CLAIM SERVICE all the tune ts part of that style A.LSO BUDGET PAYMENTS When I hrst stgned wtth the Expos, they told me tl was a SEE US FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE hustlmg organtzatwn, and that they wanted us to hustle NEEDS everywhere," says Carter 'I started that way and I guess tl sorta stayed wtlh me If you ask me what post bon I d rather play I'd prefer to catch Thts ts how I got where 1 am now but 1 un dersta nd the sttuallon and Ill play anywhere I can help the club The sttuation ts that the Expos are fine behmd the plate wtth 23year-{)ld Barry Foote, who looked very good as a rookte last season and keeps lookmg better all the tune Mauch s present plans call for Gary Carter to play rtghl fteld - if he can handle tt-and Mauch feels he can Picked up 11! the free agent draft m 1972 and then stgned by Pomeroy, 0 . 114 Court St scout Bob Zuk, Carter was brought up from Memphts last SepPh 992 7520 tember by the Expos and played m mne ball games for them He had II htts m 2'1li\t bats for a heady 407 hgure, cltppmg the Mets' Jon Matlack and Tom Seaver for hts first two safettes One thmg Gary Carter wants to do, ts play 'He s the pure all~une athlete " says Gene Mauch You know- let me go, turn me loose " Gary Carter was so eager to do well m those ftrs! few ball games last fall, he was afratd maybe he was overdomg things a httle He went to Bnstol, and Jerry Zunmerman, one of the Expos' other coaches, and asked them what they thought after seemg htm ' They told me You look all rtght m the fteld but a httle light at bat, ' says the young blue-eyed cah!orman • They satd Just be yourself " Gary Carter got Ute best advtce m the world from D~ve BriStol and Jerry Zunmerman If he hstens to what they told hun and he's domg that, there 's no posstble way he can mtss • to post a five-<tnder-par 66 and went into today~ second round of this $200,000 tournament wtUt a lhree-«<roke lead over five runnersup U S Open champton Hale lrwm, wmner here m 1971 and 1973, headed up that group that shot two-under 69s Thursday The others were Don Jawary, Bruce crampton, Andy North and Tom Kite Only t:wo others In the 102man fteld were able to break par m the first round over Ute trtcky Harbourtown Course that Ntcklaus helped destg!! They were Tom Weiskopf aild John Mahaffey, boUt at 70. Ntcklaus, m a masterful Wlder-8tatement, sa1d, "I ga me followed by a meetm g of UCLA 26-3, and Loms\ tile 27 2 at 2 10 p m Both games wtll be on nat tonal televtstOn !NBC> The fmals are scheduled at 6 10 p m Monday at the San Otego Sports Arena We spe nt a lot of emotion tn the lndtana game, satd Joe Hall the man wl10 succeeded the legendary Adolph Rupp as Blass placed on wazvers Sentinel NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A Ute only member of the sevenlegislallve comnuttee studymg man panel not s1gumg Ute 11~ Ute construction of Ute LoulSla- page report The COlllllllttee satd Utere na Superdome has released a may be vtotations.Jlf state laws report mdtcatmg posstble relating to Uteft, lalse accouncrurunal vtolations Including theft, bribery and malfeasance ting, pubUc brtbcry, corrupt took place durmg Ute con- influencmg, filing false public structwn of the domed records, malfeasance m off1ce and Ute state ethics cnde for stadium The committee recom- public ufftC18ls The Superdome project, now mended Thursday a grand jury more than hve times 1ts mvestigation of Ute $163 million ortgmal estimated cost, has proJect and Ute creation of a speC181 state office to oversee been crittctZed because of tts operattons of the gtant raptdly escalating costs and because of factors Jeadmg to stadium "This committee feels that various construction and sersuffictent eVIdence has been VICe contracts Ktefer satd the report developed m certain areas, which would allow Ute dlslrtct charged the Superdome Comattorney Of Orleans Parish to nusslon, a politically appointed dectde whether prosecution 15 body, deliberately CU"Cumventwarranted," S8ld Ute commit- ed state public bid laws and awarded contracts to favored tee's report, released by Sen Nat Kiefer of New OrleaM, firms, most of whom made pohtical Cl)ntrtbutions to comconmuttee cball"lll8n "In some areas, the prelimi- tnlSSlon members, theU" relanary evtdence developed by tives or assoctates He S8ld Ute should be UtlS committee should be more commtsston abollshed and replaced wtUt a fully developed by a grand jury professtonal management investlgahon to detenmne whether crumnal vtolations did team He satd a new Superdome m fact occur " Kiefer's comnuttee spent 15 management offtce could be monUts holding hearings and created as an arm of Ute gaUtermg evtdence as pal'! of governor's offtce, staffed wtth tts Superdome mqwry Rep professionals Wid charged with Walter Bigby of Bosster City, runnmg Ute stadium conmuttee vtce chairman, was 1-ratedHoosters pttted agamst unheralded Syracuse Its a role John Wooden stall and talented Brmns led by All Amenca Dave Meyers are used to havtng won an mrredtble nme nattonal dt&ll· ptonsh tps m the past 11 seasons Kentucky 2!H wtll fare Syracuse, 23-7 at 12 tO p m PDT m the hrst senufmal • D TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL representatrve B JIM UP~ S ortCOUR SAN D!EG6 s Wnter wtUt Indiana ~UP!) - UCI A stdehnes wt l~st mg on the fa 1 wear the 1 w~~ ·~:;. a;onte s mantl e CAA basketball h ~n:o7:t~~:~p sem thn a ls B U day With the ~ um~l go mg aga mst te:~~ha~ and Kentucky, the knocked off the No Crimes suspected in raising dome Jack Nicklaus right on ... Bruins NCAA favorite out Cleanup man Charh e Marshall then dtd JUS! what a cleanup man ts supposed to do, lashing a smgle down the third base bne to score Magnotta from second That was all the Marauders got Utat mmng as Ute next two batters htt the ball hard, but nght at somebody for the fmal two outs Wahama came to bat, m the home half but wtth no &uccess as leadoff batter Tim Sayre grounded out Dan Harmon nted out, and Greg Camp struck out but reached ftrst when the Metgs catcher could not hold the last strtke, and Ute relay got away from the ftrst baseman Thts gave the Falcons a chance, but nothmg came of 1t as Me1gs - semor rtghthander - Jeff McKinney struck out Ttm Thompson to end the threat The second mmng saw Metgs score another run when Gary George was walked , went to second on a wtld ptlch, and to thU"d on another ball that the catcher could not hold, and scored on a bloop smgle by Perk Ault The bottom half of the thtrd saw Wahama ht t mto a double play and a ground out to end a mtld threat The game wtll be replaye d later, schedules permttting Metgs, McKmney and Hamtlton , Wahama, Gtlland and Tucker 1 1- 2 Metgs 0 0- 0 Wahama The Pro Standings ' l I �• • 3- The Datly Sentmel Mtddleport-Pomeroy (); Frtday Marrh 21\ 1975 • 2 -1be Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 , Fnrlay March 211 1975 Assembly beginslO-day break By LEE LEONARD UPI Slatebouse Reporl<r thetr Easter wacation House Speaker Vernal G Riffe Jr , D- CXlLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio General Assembly has begun a llklay spring recess, with only • skeleton" floor sessions Wid budget hearmgs scheduled for next week The House and Senate held lrief sesstOM Thursday, and majonty Democrats offtctally abandoned plans to move any -nomtc recovery proposals to a delayed June prunary ballot The Democrats appeared to be concentrating lhetr next New Boston, agreed but left open the poss1bthty some of the economic recovery measures mtght be sent to the November ballot plans after they !&led three weeks ago to get any of Utem on the June 3 ballot They sa td Utey mtght attempt to place Utem m some form on the November ballot, but the governor mdicated he would lake his own proposals to the efforts oo energy prog rams, people m an mitiatlve effort havmg lost an attempt to prune Ute economy wtUt a sales tax suspension on new motor vehicles The deadline was Wednesday for submttting Gov James A Rhodes' economic recovery proposals to a delayed June 24 prunary vote • That 's firushed, conftrmed Senate President Pro Tempore Ohver Ocasek, D Akron before the senators left for Removed From Ballot The legtslature has already removed from the June ballot a U!x rehef proposal for recrea tiona! landowners and placed tt on the November ballot Democrats were never red hot over Rhodes economic Democrats a nnounced plans to mtrnduce m the House and Senate legtslatwn to set up an Ohto Energy Deve lopment Center to help develop projects and programs leading to new JObs energy sources and lower utility costs The proposed center, to cost $27 nullton durmg tts ftrst two years of operation was announced at a news conference held by SUite Reps A G Lanc1one of Bellaire, and Thomas J Carney of Youngstown, and Sens Harry Meshet of Youngstown and Robert E O'Shaughnessy of Columbus They sa td the center would operate from offtces m Colwn bus, and would help attract a 'limttless' amount of federal money for energy protects Rep Denms L Wojtanowski, D-Wtlloughby Htlls, mtroduced legtslatwn authort zmg the Pubhc Utillties CommiSSion to make up to $110 mtlhon wortlt of loans for homeowners to make energy-savmg from the Ohto Department of Mental Heal th and Mental Retardalton to provtde ad dttional menU!! health servtces through the ftscal year endmg thts June 30 The board also has recetved an addttional $75,000 for the development of recreahonal facthltes for the Comprehenstve Mental Health Center whtch wtll be con strucled near Holzer Medtcal Center servmg Galha, Jackson and Metgs Counties The board , to date has recetved approxtmately $1 trulhon, of whtch 95 percent ts state and federal dollars to construct the center The funds recetved by the board wtll he delegated to the Communtty --------------------------, Letten Ill opbdoa aft welCGII!ed They 1boald he ... lbu 11011 wonlo toac (or be 11bjeet to l'!daeCioa by lbe editor) llld m01t be llped with lilt •tc-'• .cldraa. Name• IUY be wltbbtld upoa pabllratloa Howev..-, Dll nqunt, umfl will be dlarlooed. Letten lhoahl be Ia lood la•te, addnulnl IJiutl, aol penoaaUU.. I I I I I J I I provements A suntlar btll was offered m Ute Senate Wednes day by O'Shaughnessy and Meshel Sent ro Governor Meanwhile th e Senate and House swtftly sent to Rhodes desk an emergency $3 mtlhon l ~~~: 1 ;;.,ntscn material mailed Wedaesday carried a By ALAN DAWSON SAIGON ( UPI) - Commums! forces captured a strategic city on Ute outskll"ts of Da Nang today and overran WI enlir<! province northeast of Satgon Mtlitary sources S8ld Ute Commumsts captured Hoi An, a ctty of 50,000 just 15 miles south of Da Nang, Jeavmg South Vtetnam's second largest ctty wtde open to an attack from Ute south The sources satd the Com vmnists also seized the proVInctal captlal of Bao Loc, 96 mtles northeast of Satgon, brmg111g aU of Lam Dong proVInce under Vtet Cong and NorUt Vtetnamese control The fall of Lam Dong left the CommuniSts m control of 12 of South Vtetnam s 44 prov111ces and more than half the country s terrttory The dnve agatnsl Da Nang's southern approaches came as the ctty s 1 5 million restdents staged near-rwts 111 desperate attempts to get out U S offtctals m Satgon satd most Americans have been wtUtdrawn from Da Nang, although Consul General AI Francts and • about four or ftve others ' were still m the ctty Most restdents of Hot An had fled to Da Nang before Ute Co mmumst attack, JOtmng about I mtllton refugees added --•• ' I \ some mstructions or po1nters on how to help him get back to normal It trught help someone else Utat may have the same problem DEAR READER - The problem m treahng dtabetics even wtth all the medicmes and knowledge that exists ts Utat they remam humans and not machines It often happens that a dtabctic wtll be perfectly regulated m the hospttal and then be unstable alter he leaves the hospttal The amount of msuhn needed depends upon both Ute dtet and amount of aclivtty and stress m the datly hfe A person on m suhn needs to regulate hiS life so he bas the same amount of phystcal activtty datly as well as the same amount of food When Ute aclivtty or the dtet ts changed Utere wtll be a change m the msuhn requtrement Aclivtty tends to lower Ute blood glucose-(sugar ) and wtll decrease the tnsuhn reqwrements Your son was probably much more active out 'of the hospttal in Delaware CLEVELAND (UPI) Mrs Fern Plunkett, Delaware, won $300,000 Thursday mght in the Ohio Lottery weekly drawing here and Terrence Sautter, Galion woo $30,000 in lbe weekly event The $15,000 winners were George Shumaker, Cleveland, Robert Misko, Akr on, William Singer, Akron, Roy W Thompson, Brookpark, and Richard Mesnick, Richmond Heights This week's winning numbers In the Ohio lottery Number IH ( on~ne-four) 10 any box on ticket wins $20 NumbeMi 337 (three-threeseven) and 200 (tw<>-zer<>zero) in green and blue wins $500 Numbm 337 and 200 in blue boxes wins $1,000 Numbers 337 and 200 Ia green boxes eligible for $300,000 drawmg and automallcally wins $15,000 SINATRkTO EUROPE LOS ANGELES ( UPI ) Frank Smatra 15 takmg on Europe fn hiS fll"st tour of !be continent m 13 years, Sinatra will begm a sertes of concerts m Europe m May, tt was announced Tuesday e VI leads 600 million cath 0 1•ICS m• ServiCe • City near Da Nang captured ~ sugar and cut hts msulin 10 untts All of the above symptoms started to dtsappear HIS nerves tmproved after the ftrst two days and he bas llllproved steadtly smce, but he's slow about putting on wetght 1"onder tf you could gtve me - Rep John A Galbratth, RMaumee, Intr oduced tegtslallon to rescmd Ohto's approval of the Equal Rtghts Amendment to the U S Con slltutwn and to elmunate the reqmrement that public offtctals dtsclose !hell" fmanctal worth - The House passed, 113-1, and sen t to the Senate l eg ts latwn permtlttng volunteer rescue servt ce workers to eqmp thetr vehtcles wtth flashmg red lights to woman The Easter week observances began ltve days ago wtth Palm Sunday and the tradthonal processton of ptlgrtms from the nearby Mount of Ohves, through Ute Garden of GeUtsemane and mto the walled ctty through St Stephen's gate Thursday night, Ute CaUtolic patrtarch of Jerusalem, Msgr Gtacomo Beltrtttl, held ser¥1Ces markmg ChriS! 's last supper wtth his disciples and washed Ute feet of 12 youths An Israeli Tounsm MliUStry spokesman satd hotel busmess seemed to be 'more than normal ' desptte Ute recent mcrease 10 Mtddle East tenSIOn Hayes begins DR. LAMB Insulin nee'lied By Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEARDR LAMB - Myson 29, ts SIX feet tall and wetghs 165 pounds He lost about 20 pounds over a penod of one year He was tested and hts blood sugar was 360 He was hospttaltzed for 18 days and hiS sugar brought under control Whde he was m the hospttal be gamed about five pounds and was feeling pretty good When he left the hospttal he was taking msulin shots, 52 untts a day He got very nervous, couldn' t sleep and lost some more wetght His doctor told hinnt was emotional and gave hun tranquilizers whtch made him worse He explamed how he felt, but Ute doctor satd his tnsulm and sugar were okay Finally he came home (he was livmg out of town ) When I saw the way he was and after reading up on dtabetes I thought 1t must be something about the tnsulm By Utat time he bad to have orange jUice m the mormng before be coold take hiS insulin He had to eat every three hours and by 3 00 m the afternoon hiS nerves were terrtble He wasn't sleep!!lg even wtth the pills ' My doctor took his blood ments WASHING !'ON (UPI)-Scn Uoyd Bentsen, D-Tex , has matted requests for money to support his campaign for the 1976 Democratic presidential nommation The only problem is the return envelope 15 addressed to Rep Morris Udall, another candidate An aide to Udall, D-Artz , blamed tt on a mixup at the printel"!i shop • Bentsen apparently used the same printer in Baltimore that we dtd hack m December for our malUug ca mpatgo, ' the aide said 'That's the only explanation R I Dear SU" I am writing concermng Ute theft of flowers from grave sties My mother passed away on New Year s Day, 1975, and we buried her at the Cool¥llle Cemetery There were three bunches of arlifictal flowers along wtth Ute live flowers In the freezmg weaUter the flowers turned brown, but the artlltclal flowers stayed beautiful and bright I bought a new pot for Valentine's Day Wid someone stole all four bunches, of artiftctal Dowers on the anmversary of her birUtday, March 10 I put another pot of pink flowers on the grave They also are gone The most I can do for my mother now 15 WI occaswnal pot of flowers for spectal occasions Why must someone spoil tt ' Name wtUtheld on r Home at San '----return envelope with Udall 's campaign committee address on 1t, plllll a note that Udall would pay the postage • Udall ts wlllmg to meet Bentsen over a green cloth covered table m the Capitol Rotunda and negotiate to hand over Bentsen's checks if Bentsen wlll settle the postage due," the Udall aide said Mental Health Center Board as the contract agency Because th e constructiOn dollars are earmarked (ttr construction only they cannot--..Dop be used to provtde addtttonal C mental health servtces Mrs Plummer satd that althoughtheaddtltonatdollars oman for servtces wtll allow the Center to expand professwnal By United Press International Thursday atdes supported menU.! health servtces, there Pope Paul VI led the worlds the Pope, who suffers from arwtll contmue to be a need for 600 mtllton Roman CaUtohcs thntis as he descended from a ddt tiona! dollars because of today m solemn Good Frtday the altar m Sl Peter's Basilica State hosptl<!ls closmg thetr observances recalhng Chnst's to wash and kiss Ute feet of 12 outpaltent treatment centers CructflXIon 19 centunes ago boys m re -e nactment of whtch has tncr eased the In Jerusalem, thousands of ChriSt s gesture to Ute Apostles re quest of mental health ChrtSitan ptlgrtms from many at the Last Supper servtces at the communtly denommat10ns cr owded the The Vatican swttched Ute level narrow, cobbled streets of the Holy Thursday mass from Ute Robert DeFores t prestdent WICtent walled ctty for proces- Basthca of Sl John the Lateran of the Ohto Communlly Mental Sions along the Vta Dolorosa - to St Peter s so more ptlgruns Health SUI!! Assoctation, has lradittonal paUl of Chnst s could see tt, but the world's announced that Richard Wolfe, march to hiS Cruciftxwn largest church - whtch can pres tdent of WBNS TV The 77 year -{lid pontiff was hold 30 000 people - was only Colwnbus, has been appmnted scheduled to attend an evenmg hall lull VICe-chairman or the liturgtcal serVIce m St Peter s Th~ Jerusalem ptlgnms, Educational Legtslattve Basiltca and then carry a tall many of them carrymg large Committee for Communtty cross m a procession around wooden crosses, followed Ute Mental Health Boards m Ohto Rdme's Colosseum to re-enact route of ChriSt on hts way to 'l'he chairperson fo r that the of J es us Calvary, stoppmg at Ute 14 stages commtttee ts Mrs Plummer Cructfilnon stations where He rested I I I I They'd steal from their mother and Sailors dusky The appropnatwn, an advance from Rhodes proposed budget for the next two years, ts destgned to attract $6 mtllion m federal matchmg funds also bemg sought by other states The Senate unammously passed and sent to the House a btll reducmg the voter restden cy requtrement m Ohto from stx months to 30 days to conform \\tth a lJS Supreme Court ruhng Sen Stanley J Aronoff R Cmcmnatt, sa td he fell the 3(). day mtmmmn rP~Iri Pnrv rwr10rt should apply only to federal elechons but he voted for the btlt anyway In other legtSlaltve develop- 1m • b '648 ' b d F un d zng y oar to be reviewed April 8 Fundtng requests from agen ctes under the ad mtmstrahve wnbrella of the Commumty Mental Heal th and Mental Retardallon 648 Board wtll be revtewed by the board s Program and Evaluallon Commtttee on Apnl 8, Bernard F Ntehm, Ph D , chairperson Nt ehm wtll submtt hts comm1ttee s recommendations at the next regular meeting m Aprll the board dectded at Its regular meeting on March 17 Reports were heard from Board Chatrperson G Wtlson Bowers, M D , and MaXIne S Plwnmer, executive dtrector Recent developments m fun dmg of the agency mclude recetpt of an addt !tonal $25,000 approprtatton for construchon of a 300-bed nursmg care fa cthty at the Otuo Sohders' $300,000 goes My best advtce to you ts to help your soQ understand Utat he ~j.ts to lead a regulated hfe tf be ts gmng to use a regulated amount of tnsuhn A new machtne that mechamcally releases JUS! Ute amount of msulm the body needs at any time, or transplan ts mto the dtabehc's pancreas of norntal ISlets of Langerhans that make tnsuhn should change this sttuation drastically These are still w the development stage Loss of wetght ts a common Sign of fall"ly severe dtabctes Wid ts related to losmg sugar m the unne Fatigue ts also a symptom Too much tnsuhn prnduces hypoglycenua ( 10\\ blood sugar ) and also causes fattgue Don t push your so,n to gam 1\etght Dtabetics do much better tf they stay thin If the) ~et obese they are very prone to develop heart and vascular diSease Send your questions to fu Lamb, m care of thiS newspaper, P 0 Box, 1551, Radto City Station, New York, N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb's bOOkie t on blood sugar , send 50 cents •and a long selfaddressed stamped envelope to the same addresS' and ask for the "BlOOd sugar" bOOklet t 4-H Ouh News The orgamzallonal meebng of the Ftve Pomt Star Sbtchers was held on March 21 at the home of Pat Holter Advtsors attendmg were Pat Holter Jackte Starcher and Nan Whtle There were 19 club members present Elected offtcers for the new year were presadent Tamrrue Star cher v 1ce to the port s normal halfmtlhon populatwn Mtlitary sources s&d the Commumsts captured Bao Loc m two hours of ftghtmg after an mtense artillery barrage Lam Dong, 1\hich has a population of 76,693, is at the southern edge of the embattled Cen tral Htghlands In Da Nang soldters wtthout money for fond clashed wt!h nallonal police m a sertes of gunbilttles The soldiers had arl'ived penmless after retreatmg from northern provmces abandoned by the government A huge swarm of panicky refugees mobbed the runway of Danang's 81rport today, forcmg Ute Umted States and South Vtetnam to halt evacuation fltghts to sanctuanes m the souUt prestdent secretal), Becky Edwards treasurer Sherne Starcher, ne\\s reporter Patty Parker, Recreatwn leader and Debbie Boatnght, HealUt and Safety The club members approved a motton to pay $1 111 dues for the club year The next meeting wtll be Aprtl 7 at the home of Mrs Roy Holter She m e Starcher, reporter Carolyn Bowen secretarv, Beth Perrm , v1ce.secrelai) Kathy Parke r, treasurer Dentse Whtte , health Charlene Goeglem. Safely Beth Wtlson recrealton leader Pam Riebel, asststant recreatwn HILTON HEAD ISLAND, leaders, Lon Louks and S C (UPI)- Jack Ntcklaus IS Raeleen Oh\Cr and news rtght on schedule reporter , Aprtl Parker The "Golden Bear" always Durmg the busmess meeting pomts his game at the maJOr the members dtscussed champtOMhtps and rtght now protects for the new year The he'sallllUlgat Ute Masters, two next meeting" til be Aprtll8 at weeks away Wmner m his last preVIOUS the home of Jackte Starcher outing two weeks ugo m Ute Aprtl Parker, Reporter Dora! Open at M1811U, Ntcklaus The Ftve Pomt Star Slttchers has hts game boned to a nearJumor Leaders 4-H club perfect pttch as evtdenced by orgamzed March 21 at the home of Mrs Roy Holter his play m Ute openmg rowxl of the Hentage Golf Classtc here There were seven members on this island reso~ust off Ute and one adVIsor attendmg southern SouUt Carolina coast Offtcers for the new )ear Ntcklaus, playmg what he elected were, Mary Mora, called "under the conditioM, prestdent Paul Hysell and one of my better rounds m Ute Km1 Kraulter c o v1ce last couple of years," battled pres1dents L u ~o.) Sho ok, through a !:l}sty wind Thursday 25th year as Bucks' coach COLUMBUS (UPI) - Woody Hayes begms hiS 25th year as coach at Ohto State Tuesday as the Buckeyes begm sprmg drills Hayes will hold practice four days a week cuhninating m an mtra<>quad game May 3 The defenSive squad has only Utree regulars returrung from last year's team Utat was rochampton m the Btg Ten Those returnmg are tackle Nick Buonamtca, linebacker Ken Kuhn and safety Tim Fox On offense, however, the entire backfield of Hel51ll8n Trophy wmner Archie Grlffm at tatlback, quarterback Cornelius Greene, wmgback Bnan Baschnagel, and fullback Pete Johnson will return for Ute 1975 season Losses were heavy m the offenstve line wiUt replacements needed for All-Amenca tackle Kurt Schumacher, center Steve Myers, guard Dtck Mack, tight end Doug France, and split end Dave Hazel The open posttions may not be hard to fill, however, smce Hayes stgned 26 pl;lyers from high schools around Ute country, mcluding SIX scholastic All-AmertcaM Game called with Maraud~rs up 2-0 MASON, W Va - The Metgs Marauders and Wahama White Falcons began what they thought would be a baseball game Thursday, but because of a continuous downpour of sleet the game was called after three tnmngs when both coaches and the umptres agreed Utere was no sense m playmg more The Marauders were leading 2-0 when the game was called Theil" fll"st run came m the top half of Ute fll"st The game started out fme for the Wahama pttche r Jeff GtUand, as he struck out the ftrst man he faced Gtlland then walked Mtke Magnotta on four stratght pttches before walking semor second sacker Nesselroad after gomg to a full count to gtve Metgs nmners on ftrst and second wtth only one Bicycle safety • is scout topic Danny Wtll dtscussed btcycle safety the mechamcal parts of a btcycle and thetr proper care when Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249 met Wednesday mght at the Pomeroy Juntor Ht,gh School Scoutmaster Hank Cleland also spoke on btcycle safety and plans were made for the members to travel to Rio Grande each Saturday for the next ftve weeks to swllll They wtll make the trtps m the troop bus Followmg the meetmg there was a troop' leaders conference to make dec1stons on upc0n11ng activ1bes Any boy 11 or older or who has completed the ft!Ut grade may contact Dan Thomas, 9923128, to learn about bccommg a member of the troop whtch meets at 7 p m each Wednesday at the Pomeroy localton 75 TOUR PLANT NEW HAVEN - The Foote Mmeral Company s Graham Plant at New Haven was vlStted by students from Pomt Pleasant Htgh School on Wednesday Approximately 75 students accompamed by thetr teachers, R McChntock and R L Austin, made up the tour party They were led by F C Retchert, Roland Lidel, Opha Offutt and Mtke Merntt, supervisors ' Dai~ D~OTE By United Press lntemallonal Eight walks m one tnn mg means a lot more m sprmg tr ammg than one shghtly tarmshed World Senes rmg Which ts why Steve Blass the key hnk of the Ptt!sburgh Pirates wtlh thetr world cham ptonshtp team of 1971, was placed on watvers by the club Thursday for the purpose of gtvmg him his uncondillonal release The popular nghthander was gt ven hts walking papers after pttchmg JUSt 6 2-:l tnnmgs for the Ptrates thts sprmg, gettmg rocked for 13 earned runs and 17 walks In hts last outtngone mrung agatnst the Chicago White Sox Monday- he walked etght batters and fo rced m four runs "I don'! 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SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON AL~ RIDES & SHOWS FREE BICYQ.E TO SOME BOY OR GIRL Si'iows Continue Thru STEAK HOUSE Sunday,Ma~30th Home of TAMPA Fla (UPI) - The Cmcmnatt Reds behmd Don Gullett Pa t Darcy and Clay Carroll who teamed up for a one httter got a 4-0 vtctory over the New York Yankees Thursday A leadoff stxth-mrung smgle by Sa ndy Alomar was Ute Yanks only htt of the game It came off Gullett who accordmg to Reds manager Sparky Anderson won the opemng day assignment agamst the Los Angeles Dodgers wtth hts spar kling seven-mntng ef fort The Reds scored all four of thetr runs, two of them unearned off Catfish Hunter who pttched the ftrst seven tnmngs for the Yankees The first of two doubles by Pete Rose, commg m the ftrst mmng led to the Reds ftrst run Rose took thtrd on Darrel Chaney s ny ball and came home when Hunter let a return throw by Yankee catcher Rtck Dempsey shp off his glove for an error Dave Concepcton led off the second tnmng wtth a walk, stole second, contmued to thtrd on Dempsey's throwmg error and, one out later, came home on Ken Grtffey s smgle to rtght Rose doubled home the Reds' fmal two runs m the fourth tnnmg Gullett walked only one and struck out three The one walk was tssued to Bobby Bonds , who later wa s ptcked off ftrst by the Red lefty m the ftrst tnmng w I 0 Sag1naw Fl tnt ,I 0 I gl the Fabulovs ga 5 4 SUCCESSFUL DEFENSE FUKUOKA, Japan (UPI) Kumakt Shtbata of Japan successfully defended hts World Boxtng Counctl Juntor hghtwetght champwnshtp Thursday mght by scormg a one-sided unanimous decision over Ould Makhlouft of Algerta m thetr 15-round tttle match Referee Yoshtda scored 117569 whtle judges Toru Kbnura and Kazumasa Kuwata both had tt 75-65 all for Shtbata The UP! gave tt to Shtbata 75-67 ' 5 FREED LEAVES TAMPA, Fla (UPI) Roger Freed, dtscouraged and convmced he can't stick wtth th e club packed up his bclongmgs, left the Cmcmnali Reds' tratmng camp Thursday and headed for hts Los Angeles, Cahf home Freed, 29, who was voted the Mmor League Player of the Year whtle playtng for Baltimore's Rochester farm team m the Interna!lonal League tn 1970, was 3-for 20 this spring before hts departure and had struck out m hts last two roles as a pmchhitter SANDWICH Order By Phone And Take Em Home 992-5432 GIBSON SALE! 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MAIN Local Bowling CROW'S Pitching subdues Yankees N&N Blg,.J~ylcnd Rto Grande Colleges 1975 contest wtll start at 3 30 p m Other Rto Grande games wtU begtn at I p m wtth Ute exceplton of the Mt Vernon game The Redmen wtll play at on May 8 That bit wtll bcgm at Tlfft n Umversll) on Saturday I 30 p m The twtnbtll wtll begm at t p Here s the 1975 Rto Grande m roster and schedule All games wtll be 197SSPRING BASEBALL ROSTER doubleheaders w1 th the ex R 10 Grande College cephon of the Apn l 30 game PLAYER Pos Yr JB 3 w1lh Manetta Too, th a t Paul Al ban ese b 1seball schedule and roster was announced earlier thts week b) Jtm Johnston, coach GIBSON CHEST FREEZERS ' ''Fun For Young & Old" bloWlllg," satd Trevmo "I'm , usually a wind player but tha ': greens here are so small that ' -;_ you've gutto bit Ute ball high to ud stay 01'1 them , - SATURDAY SPECIAL g b Rio baseball roster and schedule announced · J m Bennett p 2 OF I Bob Boyd Joh n Du dek OF 4 Sam Dllnn C 1 Wc s Ha rsto n P 1 Steve Jenk n s OF 2 P 2 Sk1p Jonn son JB 3 Dave M It er POME ROY LANE S Dusty Moran 28 1 K IN GS & QUEENS Jen e Myers p 2 March 11 197S 2B 1 Won Lost G lenn New P 3 F ea r som e Four 51! 17 Stan P er ry C 2 J ack. s Club -1 1 38 M ke Pra ter R1 c k Roberts OF 3 GoG o 40 .s o Gregg Smltt1 SS 1 4Ds 36 ~4 OF 1 Team 6 32 48 M ke Spada fora P 4 Team 1 32 48 Gary Sw m ehar t P 4 H1g~1 l nd Game Moses R1ck Va n Matre George ViCkroy C 2 Norman 228 Ooal Hupp 223 Coac h Jarrfes John ston Ja c k. Wa r d 206 J udy Manager Steve Pock I ngton 181 Herr mgton H gh Ser es Mo ses Nor WHA Standtng s 197SBASE BALLSCHEDULE nan 569 Opa l Hupp soa Rat By Unt i ed P re ss In terna ti onal R 1o Gr ande College Redrr.en Roa ch 521 Judy Poc k. 1q ton East Mar cil 29 - Ttff ln Un verslly 464 w I t pts gt ga Team Htg h. Game and Sern;os away K New E 1g 40 1 7 5 85 ?55 255 Mar cil 3 1 W Va State hom e Ja c k s Cl ub 658 179 2 Ap r I 2- Urbana home Cl ev eta ld 31 38 J 6 7 109 2] 5 Aprtl 12- 0h tO Dom1n1 ca n KINGS& QUEENS Ct cag o 28 45 1 57 146 296 away M ar ch 2S 1975 t 1d anapo l!i 18 51 J 39 200 ]03 Won Lost Ap r I 16~ W va T ech away We st F earsome Four 64 24 Apr t 19- Cedarvl l le home w I t ph gt ga 48 40 A pril 72 - 0 h•o Dom•n• ca n x Hou ston 19 24 0 9B J3 9231 GoGo Jack s C ub 42 46 home Apr1 1 15- M t Ver non home Tea11 6 38 50 Pho en x 31l 28 83211 2 141 Apr I 26 U r bana away 40S 38 50 SanD ego 39 ]0 8 1 2B92J9 Team 2 34 54 Apri l 79- Pt kCV III e home x awav Htgh l nd Game Ken Apnl 30- Mar e lf a M nnesota 39 29 2 80 182 244 Mav J- Ma lon e away Ba t mo r e 18 50 4 dO 180 311 Moh re r 216 George G l i lian May 8 - Mt Vernon away 200 Do r s Ha fh1l 185 Donna Canad•an M<Jv 11- Tiff n 1'10m e w I t pts gf ga M c Far land 180 Mav 20- Ce dar v li e away H1gh Se r tes Ken Moh le r Qu ebec 42 30 0 8.:1 30 1 274 569 Roy Ro ach S3d Donn a Mav 15 16 17- DI ST R ICT 22 PL AYOFF S Toronto 39 3 1 1 803202 85 l)I). ~F. •tland 465 Oor s Ha1fh II x Gam e st ar ts at J 30 p 162 W nmp e g 16 32 4 76 29 4 262 Tea m HtOh Game and Seres m - Go Go 680 and 1898 Edmonton 3 ~ 3 4 4 72 257 255 Vancouver 33 36 2 68 231 24 1 x C ltn c h e~ d1Vt s1on t1tle Early Sunday M ixe d Thu rsday s R es ulls Ma rc h 23 1975 N ew Eng land 5 Cle veland ] Won Lost Ba I 2 Edmonton 2 1 e ot Sw 1she r & LohSe Phar 78 24 H ou ston 8 W nnlpeg 0 Pull ns Excava ttng 741 3B San D •ego 5 nd ana pol s 2 Tom s Ci! rrv Out 62 50 Fnday s Games Eagles cu b so 62 M nnesota at Phoen i x M ayer & Hill Barbers 42 70 Edmon l on a t T oro nto 30 82 F rt end y Tavern HtQh tnd Gttme - Jr Phelps 24 6 Wal y H atfield 229 IHL Playoff Stand ng s Max n e Dugan and Be tty By Umted Press lnternatton al Sm ilh 201 Betty Wh !l atch 200 Quar l c rftnals- Bes t of Seven H g ll Ser es - Jr Phe lps 596 w 1 gf ga Day ton 1 1 1 La r ry D uga n 568 Betty Sm lth D es Mo nes 1 I 7 8 548 Betty Wtllllatch 523 Team H1gt1 Game and Ser cs w 1 g f ga - Pullm s Excavat n g 715 2035 Mu skegon I l R 9 Port HI.Jron 1 l 9 8 Saturday Is Your Day AT THE BIG pet C h cag o ~ ~ 3? 57 9 K C Om ah a ~:t 35 545 2 D \r ot ! 39 39 500 6 M 1wa uk. ee J<l ~~ <1 <1 7 0 Pac lft C D IVI StOil w I pel g b x Go de 1 Slat e 46 31 590 Se t l ti c 37 39 J8 7 A P or 1t and 35 42 t.SS 10 P h oe n x 3 1 46 J 03 14 L os/\ ng.cl es 18 48 368 17 K Cl nched dl v ts•onttlle Thur sday s R esvlh Cl eve and 8 6 Cll c a go 83 G olden St 111 KC Omah8 103 D e tro t Y1 Phoe n x 79 Fndav s Games Ch cago at Bos ton 13 u lfolo a t Pht a d e tph a N ew Yo r k at N ew Or lea' s C ev e a u:l at Hou st on Porfl a n d a t M lw a uk. ee KC Omal a at L os A t ge les Go d en v l at e at S e<~ !tl e LOOK KIDS! ~ I tl Bull ve al\\ays pttched for the Ptrates and I don t have a lot of deSire to pttch for someone else ' I m -.ry proud of the 16 years I spent m th1s org2.mza Exhibition standings schedule ~ played {easonably weU " The wmd was on all the golfers' minds Thursday. "You[ust had to guess which club to use," said Kite "You could have just IDpped a coin and if Jt landed 00 liB side, that probably would have been right " The fteld for the Hentage .. Ute best on Ute tour this year wtth 26 ol Ute top 'll money WIIUlers on hand, plils SouUt Afrtl2ll Gary Playel" who just returned to Ute United Slates after more than SIX months absence Playel", wbo had not played m any tournament for nearly hoo months, shot WI even.par 1t Thur8day and said oonstdel"!lll! liow long tt bad been lHmtucky s head coach three Decem bet, Kentucky sen t )ears ago Bobby Kmght s lndtand team By Saturday I hope our _ heavtly favored to go all Ule players can get down to earth WI\) m the 37u1 NCAA - home Jn Uw !mal regular season by scormg a 92 90 wm m the ratmgs Indiana \l as ranked Mtdeast Regwnal fmals at ftrst UCl A second Loutsvtlle Dayton Ohto Uurd, and Kentucky fourth TI1e UCLA Loutsv tlle con Sy racuse s Orangcrnen were frontat 10 n rates as the N 1 not even among the top 20 attractwn Saturday and 1~ t Beaten by lndtana by d rlw s the 64-year-(lid woo.:n dcvastalmg 24 pomts tn the teacher ve rstL' the puptl U1e Cardinals Denny Crum In the NCAA senufmals at Los Angeles m 1972 Wooden s unhappy sttuatton but 1 have no regrets except maybe that tt dido t last longer ' Pittsburgh Mana ger Dann) Murtaugh satd the dectslOn to cut Blass was heartbreakmg because of the close rela hon shtp I've had wtth Steve ' Ltfe \lent on m the Ptl ls burgh camp Thursday wtthout Blass however as the Ptrates pummeled the Detrott Ttgers, 5-2, behind Al Oltver s lour By MILTON RICHMAN RBI UPI Sports Edttor Deron Johnson batthng to wm a JOb wtth the Boston Red NEW YURK ( UPI ) - Dave Brtstol goes dtppy over three Sox after bcmg gtven hts un thmgs He loves country must c, btrd huntmg and good hardnosed condthonal release from the ballplayers Not necessanly m that order etther Gtven his club at the end of last season, chmce, he'd take the good hard nosed ballplayers flrst which ts htt his lhtrd home run of the readily understandable because tf enough of them happen to be on the same stde he IS then he's gomg to enJOY both that country mustc and the btrd huntmg so much more Brtstol works for Montreal Manager Gene Mauch, coachmg thtrd base He managed m the btg leagues himself, havmg Exh1btt1on Baseball ptloted Cincmnah and Mtlwaukee, very likely wtll get another Kansas C tv 2 Houston 0 Stand•ngs P tt sbu rg h S Defr o t 2 chance somewhere fall"ly soon because he has shown he knows B y Un1ted P r~ss lnt ernalton a l Ball more 10 Ph l a d elphta 1 what t!'s all about and can handle players, and now what he d Includes Onl y Games vs Los Ange le s 4 M innesota 3 Ma1o.-Lg Tea m s Ctnc nna t 1 4 New York. ( A ) 0 really enJOY most next to wuuung would be seemg some new ktd Amencan League Oakland 1 Catlfor n a 1 break m and makmg tt btg wtUt the Expos w I pel Ca l forn1a B en cage ( N J 3 Cal t orn a 1\ 5 688 Cleveland 8 San Franc sco 6 See that young !ella over yonder the one butlt ltke Mr T exas 2 9 5JI Dan D ego 2 M !w auk ee 1 Oak land Amenca,' he satd, nodding m the direction of a strappmg 5 4 556 Texas 6 Atlanta 2 Bai t more 9 a 529 New York (N) 1~ St Lou s 9 stratght backed n ght-ltander tossmg the ball eastly wtth Bob Kansas C1ty 10 9 T oday s Gam es 526 en cago Batley on the stdehnes before a ball game the other day at th e 11 1 I 500 C nc1nnat vs De t r o11 at N ew York 10 12 455 Lak.e an d F a Expos' Daytona Beach layout • HIS name IS Gary Carter, and Cl eveland 4 5 444 x - Atlan t a v s Lo s Ange les M nne so ta he s a cross between Pete Rose and Johnny Bench He s got 9 12 429 at West Pa l m Beach Fa Bos ton 400 Bos ton vs Chtcago (A J at Rose s energy and enthustasm and some of Bench s ab tltly Look M .twauk.ee 58 "9 357 Sa ra sota F la 1Ever see a phystcal spectmen hke him before' He caught at hun De trott 7 l4 Texas vs Houston at Cocoa 33 J Fla for Memphis last year and was thl!'ll!o I catcher m Tnple A ball N a tiOn al League San F r anCISCO VS San 0 ego but we re converllng htm to an outftelder He s gonna play n ght w I pel at Yuma Art z Los A ng el es 14 4 778 Oak land vs Cl ev e land at fteld today ' Mon tr eal 13 5 721 Tucson AriZ Gary Carter, only 20, was among the most unpresstve young C nc nnat 14 6 700 M l wauk.ee vs Ca l fo r n a a t San Fr anCISCO 8 ~ 667 Pa l m Spr ngs Ca ltf players I saw this sprmg Some of the others were Marc Htll of Ph l a d elpt1 a 11 6 647 Montrea l vs M nn eso ta at the Gtants, Doug Flynn and Dave Revermg of the Reds, Ron P lt sbur gh 11 1 500 Or l ando Fla ntghl Sa n D ego 5 6 455 Kansas C ty vs Ba ll more at LeFlore of Ute Ttgers, Roy Howell of the Rangers Ketth Her Houston 8 12 400 M a m F Ia n g ht nandez of the, Cardinals, and Lyman Bostock of the Twms, but New York. 7 11 x - Atla nta vs New Yo r k 389 St LOUIS 7 12 368 (A ) at Ft Lauderda l e F a Gary Carter sttcks out for any nwnber of reasons You abnost A tl a nta 6 12 333 n ght can t help but nottce him Ch cago 3 1 214 x sp l t squad T hursd ays Res ults He hustles every mmute same as Pete Rose, htts wttil power Bos ton 6 Chtcago (A) 1 and ha s an excellent arm That s only a sta rt He runs well, he's &-2 and 205, strong as a bull and pohte as a West Pomt cadet He remmds you of the Dodgers MVP, Steve Garvey, so tt's no real surpnse to dtscove r he was a member of the Natwnal Honor Soctety from 1968 through 1972, turned down 100 scholarshtp offers from umversttles and colleges to play baseball and has recetved a Boys Club Cttlzenshtp Award for contnbutwns he AND HAS SEVERAL RELIABLE made to the commuruty back home m Fullerton, Cahf The compariSons wtUt Pete Rose and Johnny Bench naturally COMPANIES TO SERVE YOU are flattenng What 20-year-{)ld rookte wouldn t feel good bemg WE PUT YOU FIRST mentioned tn the same class as e1ther one,and then both, no less? Gary Carter trtes to mamtatn his own style, though, and husthng LOW RATES AND GOOD CLAIM SERVICE all the tune ts part of that style A.LSO BUDGET PAYMENTS When I hrst stgned wtth the Expos, they told me tl was a SEE US FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE hustlmg organtzatwn, and that they wanted us to hustle NEEDS everywhere," says Carter 'I started that way and I guess tl sorta stayed wtlh me If you ask me what post bon I d rather play I'd prefer to catch Thts ts how I got where 1 am now but 1 un dersta nd the sttuallon and Ill play anywhere I can help the club The sttuation ts that the Expos are fine behmd the plate wtth 23year-{)ld Barry Foote, who looked very good as a rookte last season and keeps lookmg better all the tune Mauch s present plans call for Gary Carter to play rtghl fteld - if he can handle tt-and Mauch feels he can Picked up 11! the free agent draft m 1972 and then stgned by Pomeroy, 0 . 114 Court St scout Bob Zuk, Carter was brought up from Memphts last SepPh 992 7520 tember by the Expos and played m mne ball games for them He had II htts m 2'1li\t bats for a heady 407 hgure, cltppmg the Mets' Jon Matlack and Tom Seaver for hts first two safettes One thmg Gary Carter wants to do, ts play 'He s the pure all~une athlete " says Gene Mauch You know- let me go, turn me loose " Gary Carter was so eager to do well m those ftrs! few ball games last fall, he was afratd maybe he was overdomg things a httle He went to Bnstol, and Jerry Zunmerman, one of the Expos' other coaches, and asked them what they thought after seemg htm ' They told me You look all rtght m the fteld but a httle light at bat, ' says the young blue-eyed cah!orman • They satd Just be yourself " Gary Carter got Ute best advtce m the world from D~ve BriStol and Jerry Zunmerman If he hstens to what they told hun and he's domg that, there 's no posstble way he can mtss • to post a five-<tnder-par 66 and went into today~ second round of this $200,000 tournament wtUt a lhree-«<roke lead over five runnersup U S Open champton Hale lrwm, wmner here m 1971 and 1973, headed up that group that shot two-under 69s Thursday The others were Don Jawary, Bruce crampton, Andy North and Tom Kite Only t:wo others In the 102man fteld were able to break par m the first round over Ute trtcky Harbourtown Course that Ntcklaus helped destg!! They were Tom Weiskopf aild John Mahaffey, boUt at 70. Ntcklaus, m a masterful Wlder-8tatement, sa1d, "I ga me followed by a meetm g of UCLA 26-3, and Loms\ tile 27 2 at 2 10 p m Both games wtll be on nat tonal televtstOn !NBC> The fmals are scheduled at 6 10 p m Monday at the San Otego Sports Arena We spe nt a lot of emotion tn the lndtana game, satd Joe Hall the man wl10 succeeded the legendary Adolph Rupp as Blass placed on wazvers Sentinel NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A Ute only member of the sevenlegislallve comnuttee studymg man panel not s1gumg Ute 11~ Ute construction of Ute LoulSla- page report The COlllllllttee satd Utere na Superdome has released a may be vtotations.Jlf state laws report mdtcatmg posstble relating to Uteft, lalse accouncrurunal vtolations Including theft, bribery and malfeasance ting, pubUc brtbcry, corrupt took place durmg Ute con- influencmg, filing false public structwn of the domed records, malfeasance m off1ce and Ute state ethics cnde for stadium The committee recom- public ufftC18ls The Superdome project, now mended Thursday a grand jury more than hve times 1ts mvestigation of Ute $163 million ortgmal estimated cost, has proJect and Ute creation of a speC181 state office to oversee been crittctZed because of tts operattons of the gtant raptdly escalating costs and because of factors Jeadmg to stadium "This committee feels that various construction and sersuffictent eVIdence has been VICe contracts Ktefer satd the report developed m certain areas, which would allow Ute dlslrtct charged the Superdome Comattorney Of Orleans Parish to nusslon, a politically appointed dectde whether prosecution 15 body, deliberately CU"Cumventwarranted," S8ld Ute commit- ed state public bid laws and awarded contracts to favored tee's report, released by Sen Nat Kiefer of New OrleaM, firms, most of whom made pohtical Cl)ntrtbutions to comconmuttee cball"lll8n "In some areas, the prelimi- tnlSSlon members, theU" relanary evtdence developed by tives or assoctates He S8ld Ute should be UtlS committee should be more commtsston abollshed and replaced wtUt a fully developed by a grand jury professtonal management investlgahon to detenmne whether crumnal vtolations did team He satd a new Superdome m fact occur " Kiefer's comnuttee spent 15 management offtce could be monUts holding hearings and created as an arm of Ute gaUtermg evtdence as pal'! of governor's offtce, staffed wtth tts Superdome mqwry Rep professionals Wid charged with Walter Bigby of Bosster City, runnmg Ute stadium conmuttee vtce chairman, was 1-ratedHoosters pttted agamst unheralded Syracuse Its a role John Wooden stall and talented Brmns led by All Amenca Dave Meyers are used to havtng won an mrredtble nme nattonal dt&ll· ptonsh tps m the past 11 seasons Kentucky 2!H wtll fare Syracuse, 23-7 at 12 tO p m PDT m the hrst senufmal • D TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL representatrve B JIM UP~ S ortCOUR SAN D!EG6 s Wnter wtUt Indiana ~UP!) - UCI A stdehnes wt l~st mg on the fa 1 wear the 1 w~~ ·~:;. a;onte s mantl e CAA basketball h ~n:o7:t~~:~p sem thn a ls B U day With the ~ um~l go mg aga mst te:~~ha~ and Kentucky, the knocked off the No Crimes suspected in raising dome Jack Nicklaus right on ... Bruins NCAA favorite out Cleanup man Charh e Marshall then dtd JUS! what a cleanup man ts supposed to do, lashing a smgle down the third base bne to score Magnotta from second That was all the Marauders got Utat mmng as Ute next two batters htt the ball hard, but nght at somebody for the fmal two outs Wahama came to bat, m the home half but wtth no &uccess as leadoff batter Tim Sayre grounded out Dan Harmon nted out, and Greg Camp struck out but reached ftrst when the Metgs catcher could not hold the last strtke, and Ute relay got away from the ftrst baseman Thts gave the Falcons a chance, but nothmg came of 1t as Me1gs - semor rtghthander - Jeff McKinney struck out Ttm Thompson to end the threat The second mmng saw Metgs score another run when Gary George was walked , went to second on a wtld ptlch, and to thU"d on another ball that the catcher could not hold, and scored on a bloop smgle by Perk Ault The bottom half of the thtrd saw Wahama ht t mto a double play and a ground out to end a mtld threat The game wtll be replaye d later, schedules permttting Metgs, McKmney and Hamtlton , Wahama, Gtlland and Tucker 1 1- 2 Metgs 0 0- 0 Wahama The Pro Standings ' l I �!._ . .. - ' 4 _ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy: 0 ., Friday, March 28. Ca: vs ,rema·z·n . all•ve, 86-83 By JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sports Writer The Cleveland Cava liers had good reason to be afraid. Here they were, fighting for the first playoff berth in their five -year history and 'Thursday ni ght they had to play on a court where they had never won , a arne. No 9'""'· No timmics JIS Highest Interest Rates In The Area ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Sif4 per cent ve1r p1ld on Regulu P1stbook Savings. No Minimum . Interest tram date of deposit to dille at withdrawal . Interest com pounded quuter.ly . 4)1!1\I!IG' ~~RANCH Tho'Aihons County Slvings & LNn Co. ' ~~~ondSt . PoMeroy, Ohio All .". • ...... Accounts season. Last year there were Insured To IRD;I 12 learns in the league, but der, but the Bulls (:Ire a grea t basketba ll team. "To beat the Bulls, you've got to play almost perfect defense and we played about as good defense as we can play." "They just played better than we dld ," said Chicago Coach Dick Mollo . "We made we could have lost by 50. We were about a half a step ',~low . 1 Losing to Cleveland c'in bu~ own cou rt was a big disap- pointment." Quasar Portable Black and WMe TV Solid Stefe chassis (except oolv 2 chass is tubes ) Solid State 70 Detent "Click" UHF Tuner. Picture Con,lrol Up-front speaker, controls, antenna , hand le: WERNER RADIO & TV MIDDLEPORT, OHIO first birthday anniversary of Shawn Paul Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry . Paul Price, Shawnee 1 form erly of Meig s County, Is being, observed a 'famil y CHESTEH - ATTENTION: CHURCH TEACHERS & LEADERS BIBLE s·CHOOL WORKSHOP FOR how to do this. I am a rraid to scra pe it with a knife for fear it will scratch the paneling. MR. G.l.. DEA R MR. G.L. - Try to " ball up" the remaining tape by rubbing with the fingers to remove as much as possible (perhaps all of il). If some glue GOOD FRIDAY Services at Chesle r United Method >s l Church at 7:30 p. m . EASTER BAZAAR, toda y and Saturday, Thrift Shop, Mei~ sCo unty Humane Sociefy, fro m the Alumni Association invitati on is being ex tended to Fire Department. all teachers who taught at the ol d Chesler High Schoo l. Reunion classes will be 1920, 19~. 1930, 1935, 1940, 1945, '950 and 1955. The offi cers are Starling SILVER CI RCLE Senior Citizens of Rutland will hold a and his wife , June Carter Cash. BAKE Sale and Easle r bazaar, 10 a.m. at Syracuse Mun icipal build ing by Syracuse Ladies Auxiliary of bake sa le, rum mage sale and vice president ; Be tty Dean, sa le of Easler baskets beginning al9 a. m. a t the club headquarters in Rutla nd. RIGGS ROYAL-ETTES Baton Corps will be on streets of Pomeroy and Middleport fo r the annual lily drive with proceeds to go to crippled sec re tary; children. Massar , president ; Richard Fick, Sr., fir st vice president ; Rober t Wood, second vice presid ent; Roger Epple, third Betty Newell, DEAR POLLY - place that is LUJfamilia r or hard to find I draw a tiny map of My Pet phone so I can call for SUN RISE Service Zion , Church of Christ on SR 143: Mini ster Mike Girton invites the public. SUNRISE Service Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church 6 a .m. Pastor O'Dell Manley invites the public. BAKE SALE by Salisbury Girl Seoul Troop 100, Kroger's, Maxine Goeg lein , assistant 9 a . m. to noon. treasurer. SONGfEST at Cheshire Uni ted Methodist Church, 7:30 REGULAR MEETING p.m., fea turin g Gospel United Methodist Men of Meigs Eachoes, Wellston, and CoLUJty, 7:45 p.m. at East Heave nly Highway Tri o, Leta rt ChlU'ch . Some import· Middleport. Co-sponsored by So uth eastern Ohio Gospe l an t matters to be discussed . Mu sic Associa tion. Everyone Charles McVey, lay speaker , will be gues I speaker. welcome. Ladies host Chester group name in my address book that I always carry wi th me. Nelli lime 1 do not have to find a pay NIH I HALF-QUARTS ROYAL CROWN _ BOTTLING COMPANY" ,, Dress Up in this Comfortable Sling with Open Toe . .. THAT WILL BE IN THE FASHION PICTURE FOR ALONG TIME MONDAY MEIGS County Salon 710, Eight and For ty, 7:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Marie Boyd. - Children Register for Easter - No Purchase NecessaryOpen Friday9to8, SaUto& ment stores: women's wear takes up a whole floor , while men's clothing is usually in a small compartment. And toys: there are row on row of girls' toys, but one litUe area for the boys. Advertising is aimed mostly at women. Females are supposed to control most of the money in this country. Men may . make it, but women spend it! I think it's the men and boys who are being pushed out. What do you say? - C.M. DEAR C.: Perhaps as you say, store displays and ads lean toward women, but who plans them• - Predominently MALE executives. However I don't think either sex is being ''pushed out" these days , so let's !mock off the discrimination talk and get on with equality . - In Shiny Black Camel Red White GiftsBlue RGE CHESTER - Mrs. Le tha Wood a nd Mrs. Ada Van Meter were hostesses for a meeting of the Past Councilors Club of Chesler CoLUJc il323, Daughters of America, recen tly a t the chur ch ba se ment. Worship service and Sunday School at 9 hall. Mrs. Betty Roush presided a.m. EASTER SLUJrise Service, with members responding to Long Bottom United Methodist roll ca ll by naming their fav orite flower. Mrs. Mary Church at 6:45 a.m . Regular Showalter was installed as se rvice 9 a.m. Sunday School secretary. Games were played 9:45a.m. Everyone welcome. SUNRISE Service at First Wld er the direction or Mrs . Em1 a Cleland and Mrs . Opal Baptist Church, Rutland . Hollon with prizes going to the Breakfast from 6 to 7 a.m. ·Easter program set for Sunday DOERS sunm1erfield, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Thelma While, Mrs. Goldie Frederick , Mrs. Mary Showalter. Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. Ada Neutzlin g Sunday school will be at 9 DAUGHTER BORN a.m. and at 10 a.m. there will Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eugene be an Easter progr<UJl with Smith, Middleport, are anrecitations and songs by some nouncing the birth of a 9 lbs., ~ children laking part. The daughter, Kelly Lynn, at the Pleasan l Valley Hospital, Point Pleasant, W.Va. March 25. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have five other children, Charles 16, Ricky 15, Debbie 13, Cindy 10, and Tina, five. Grandparents ., Variety of hanging! are Mr. and Mrs. Harrison baskets, large ·pots of Nease Settlement, and lilies; hydra~gea, Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, mums, gerantums, Colwnbus. I I - I I FLOWERS I I I' small pots I petunias , I impatiens, of double vergena , sever a I lvar.ieties · of Get Ready For ~Spring Painting With TRUE TEST from REGULAR YOUR TRADE and Mrs . Hallie Frederick . 629:95. 100.00 gerant;~ND I GREENHOUSE l~!~-~~~!:~!J NOW ---- I 11 The Constitution does SPRING EASTER BANK RATE • easter ~ilies FINANCING OFF CASH >~ DATE: Fri.d ay, April 4 TIME: 1:00 and 7:00 P.M. PLACE: Middleport Legion Hall -. AND CARRY Comer S. 4th and Williams Ave. Sponsor: MIDDL£PORT· BOOK STORE I I II II Middleport, Ohio ·For Information Call 992-2641 I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I • Twin Dairy Bars • Portable Egg Bucket • Roll-Away Wheels • AutOIT' ?.~:: Door Closers Pendzmts, Bracelets, PIerced Earr i ngs , Simulated Turquoise, Lockets and · Cr~ss Pendants . Sterling • Separate temperature controls and lights Plans for a ttending the Region II meeting of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs in Marie tta April 19 were made during a meeting of the Wildwood Garden Club Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Mason Fisher. Reservati ons for the luncheon at the meeting are to ~ e made by April 19, and further information on this can be obtained fr om Mr s. Kar l Grueser . Correspopdence was read from the Meigs Bicentennia l Commissio n rega rding ap pointment of a club member to serve as a representative to the commission meetings. Plans were made for a natlU'e hike in late April or early 'May . . For roll call each member named their favorite garden tool. Mrs. Edison Hollon gave devotions using "God a nd Potatoes " as her topic. She tal ked on the potted daffodils whic h come !rum Puyallup also gave a reading, "To Be Valley in Washington where a Happy." festival is held every yea r. Mrs. Hollon presented U1e Planting perenni als from progra m on lilies prepared by seed was discussed by Mrs. Mrs. Denver Holter who was Karl Grueser . She suggested unable to attend because of soa king the seeds good before family illness. She read the plan lin g, and th en pattin g legend of the lily and then them into the ground two to talked on the lilies usually three inches deep. She also given at Easter lime em- talked on starling seeds in phasizing that the plants not be small pots inside. thrown away after lbe fl owers Mrs. Fred Nease gave a are gone . She said they should paper on old fashioned roses. be cut back, watered once in a She displayed a variety of while and then set outside after pictures show ing the differen t the danger of frost is past. types and then demonstrated A paper on wildflowers was how to "peg" a shrub rose . She presented by Mrs. Clifford said to take the end of a vine, Phillips who spoke on the bend it over and stick it into the golden garlic plant, a native of ground fastening it with a piece Southern Europe, wild ginger, of wire Je tting it remain that and the whi le and purple way until a new rose bush violets. Mrs. Alfred Yeauger star ts. Glads discussed by gardeners RACINE - "Garnish Your Garden with Glads" was the theme of a program presented by Mrs. Clifford Morris when the 'Bend 0' the River Garden Club mel Monday night at the home of . Mrs. Andrew Cross. side dressing helps produce good fat corms, she said. For glads which will be used for culling, Mrs. Morris suggested planting them in rows fiv e inches apart and about six inches deep. She said they should be well cultivated and watered during the dry season . She also gave the ecology report. The I Barni tz wh o announced that several orders had come in for the crabapple trees to be planted at the ce metery. tilled "Bright Intervals" in Mrs . Morris noted that each Names will be anno un ced which it was suggested that planting will flower in 10 weeks later. The civic committee will gla dioli be planted all around and suggested . interval plan- contact the trustees of the the garden to provide bright intervals since they are one of tin gs of five days, with Letart Township regarding the mulching to help in the dry plantings . the most colorful flowers. An invitation was read from In discussing gladioli bulbs, weather and keep back the the Rutland Friendly GarMrs. Morris said that the soil weeds . Houseplants were discussed deners inviting members to an should be sandy and sweetened by Mrs. Cross who displayed open mee ting lasl night. The with lime but that drainage is several plants which she had annual open meeting of the not as important as it is to most other plan ts. Applying plant started from leaf propagation. Bend O' lhe River Club was se t Mrs. Wilson Carpenter for Jun e 23. food during the flowering and presided at the meeting with Mrs. Carpenter received the Mrs. James Diehl giving a traveling gift brought by Mrs. poem, and Mrs. Ber t Grimm, a prayer . Mrs . Morris had devotions using Genesis 8 and two reading s, "Spring Awakening" and +· Mrs. Stacey Arnold's paper was on the redbud tree, sometimes called the Judas tree, beca use Judas went out and hun g himse lf on a redbud after betraying Christ. Mrs. Arnolt said that legend is that the buds on the tree were while but turned red with shame. Starling begonias was also discussed by Mrs. Arnold . She suggested taking a leaf, laying it flat on the ground and t hen slicking it down with tooth- I • Po~ester ;. Il Eyelels .I :I I :I • Sheers • Everything! I We Invite You To Come In : I and Look! ~ I I ~I _,_ . -·--~-·---J Another Good Buy From BAKER'S picks , until the new growth sta rts. Mrs. Hollon conducted a contest on birds won by Mrs. f red Nease. Arrangements ~\1. \l~~tr­ were displayed by Mrs. Arnold. She used a large gree n candle surroLUJded with spring flowers "-ur:,~ in a white milk glass container , a wicker basket filled with spring flowers, and a small basket of violets and greener y with a bee fig urine suitable for a shut-in gill. Blue ribbon s fo r arrangements· on display were awarded to Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mrs. Arnold. Mrs. Hollon won the door prize . Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mrs. Paul Fisher \~~'J BAKER FURNITURE serv ed a desser t course . Guests were Mr s . Ernest Harri s, son Moa, and daughter , Kim. Middleport, Ohio Beautifully Coordinated Outfit~ To Brighten ' Morris . Arrangements of forced flowers showing motion were displayed by Mrs. Cross, Mrs . Grimm, a nd Mrs. Car- ' "Com- pen ter . Mrs . John Young, mandments for Young Gardeners ". For roll call members Lancaster, was guest. Refre shments were served by Mrs . gave remembrances of spring. Cross and Mrs. Diehl. Up Your Easter -~ '· .".(" Even More Are you going to Church on Easter? Than~ Spring Itself You will find a warm welcom e"~'t'' tlle Middleport Church of Christ at 5th and Main. Christ will be preached and lifted up in song. Sunrise Service ________ 6: 30a.m. Sunday School - - - - - - - - - : 9:30 a.m. 10 :30 a.m .. Morning Worship 7:30p.m. Evening Worship · 1 ~eri·tage MIDDLE PO - Im- prov ement Program report MATDi PHONE 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT, 0. --·----~·--~~~~--~ Civic BAGS TO INGELS FURNITURE . · Sear's was given by Mrs. W. 0. Sliver and Gold Filled . · Open Friday and Saturday Nights . i SALE PLANNED HARRISONVILLE - The Harrisonville Order of Eastern Star will hold a rwnmage sale April 4 and 5 at the former H&R Block Building, Main St. Hours Friday will be 9 a.m. to 4 p.II\. and from 9 a.m . to 12 noon Saturday. 1 • "Muslin-Look" Linen -I Trussell, Mrs . Doris Grueser. ... When the season takes you many places in so many different colored outfits, isn't it nice to know that white will with them all! Sling style '""'u in green, yellow, blue, navy & black patent. ;~ • Juice Can Dispenser PROM DRESS and SAVE Hazel Chesser, Shade . ~ • Deep Door Storage row, 1 to r, Lena McKinley. Becky Glaze, Debbie Gerlach, Becky Fry, Bea Stewart, Dorothy Roach, Flo Grueser, Trudy Roach; second row, l tor, Shirley Bumgardner, Cathy Er· win, Clarice Erwin, Martha McNeal, Clyda Allensworth, Kathy Baker, Christi Hess, Jennifer Sheets; third row, l tor, Mack Stewart, Earl McKinley, John Reece, Don Erwin, George Glaze. Not pictured is member , Peggy Brickles. Gardeners to attend regional meet Kerry Chasser, son of Mrs. COSTUME JEWELRY ACCENTS 20% r--·--sEW"___l YOUR I ; Mrs. Eileen Martin, Mrs. Betty Roush, Mrs. Erma Cleland, Mrs. Mary K. Holler, Mrs. Jean Swnmerfield, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. Helen Wolfe-;-Mrs. Ada Neulzling, Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler, Mrs. Margaret Tuttle, Mrs. Ma e Spencer. Mrs. Ma ry Showalter, Mrs. Leona Hensley , Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mr~. Dorothy Ritchie, Mrs. Ada Bissell, Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs . Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Sadie ' perfect 4.0 average. Others on the list were Iris Bailey, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Robert Bailey, Route 4, Pomeroy ; Deborah Carder, daughter of Doris Carde r, • Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, and ..,._.....;.....;~==~"""'-·..1 ' Mem bers attending were WILL SING - "Hallelujah for the Cross" will he presented by the Middleport Church of Christ choir at Easter sunrise services at 6:30 a.m. Soloists will be Becky Glaze, George Glaze, Cathy Erwin, Don Erwin, Christi Hess and Trudy Roach. John Reece will narrate with Debbie Gerlach directing ; Clarice Erwin, organist, and Jennifer Sbeets, pianist. A continental breakfast will be served immediately following the service. Choir members pictured are: front • Mrs. Mary Hayes, Mrs. Goldle Frederick, Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Allee Curtis, Joe Bissell, Mr.,s. Mary Newell, Mrs . Inzy Newell, Mrs. Doris Koenig, Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs . Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Hat!ie Frederick, Mrs. Goldie Wolf,e, Mrs. Carla Chevalier and Mrs. Mae McPeek.' .•. noted. Pomeroy, having maintained a not provide for firs I and ·second· class citizens." The 50th wedding anniversary , of Mrs. Sadie Trussell was SERVICE SET TUPPERS PLAINS - 'The FIVE EARN HONORS Tuppers Plains Church of PARKERSBURG - five Christ wiU ~old its sunrise students from the Pomeroy service al 6 a .m. Sunday with a area were named to the dean's special program planned . list at MOLUJ lain Stale College Following the service, donuts, with two, Paul Cunningham, rolls, coffee and hot chocolate son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond will be served. Eugene Un- Cunningham of Syracuse, and derwood, pastor, exlenda an Nancy Sexson, daughter of invitation to the public. Mrs . Robert Bailey, Route 4, A ,thought lor the day : U.S.politici li Wendell Willkie said, of mee tings was changed from 7: 30 to 8 p.m. Mrs . Morris read an ar hcle ----·----. -, I EASTER I /]'"lflll-z!a' Pauline Ridenour , Mrs. Jean children will wear new choir robes made by women of the church . Rev. Robert Meece, pastor, invites the public. sunrise services. .' winners. Mrs. Opal Hollon won r--::::::==::~-l the door prize. Named as ~ hostesses for the April meeting were Mrs. Laura Mae Nice and ~ •••~:.:; Mrs. Mabel Van Meter . Otl1er~ attending the meeting Mrs. Sadie Tr ussell , Mrs . SILVER RIDGE - The Easter program of the Soulh Bethel United Methodist Church, Silver Ridge, will begin at 6:30a.m. Sunday with Time \ H. SUNDAY SUNRISE Services at First Sou thern Baptis t Church, Pomeroy, at 6:30 a. m. SUNRISE services, "From Gloom to Glory" in song and scripture at Enterprise Uni ted Method ist Church, 6 a. m. fo llowed by breakfa s t in were Mrs . Mary K. Holter) •• +++ direc~ Middleport By Helen Bottel DEAR HELEN : \{ecently you bad several letters from wives of frigid husbands_- men who are impotent or just won 'ttry. ; Yes, It could be overwork, a physical problem, a girlfriend, f boredom, a psychological block; but before the woman blam~s herself into a nervous breakdown, sbe should ask, ''Did he marp me to give himself a 'front' to society?" 1 I wondered why my handsome husband was always too busy topsy attention to me ... until I found him with another man. I'm not bitter about his homosexuality, but I AM bitter that he did not level with me. The first few months of our marriage, everything was perlect. Then ... almost nothing. I just wish tbese men would be honest with women so we could make the choice of marrying this type. Some women have low sex drives and might want a just-friends relationship. Not me! - NOW DIVORCED DEAR N.D.: And some latent homosexuals marry for a "cure", but discover to everyone's sorrow that they haven't changed . Others in this category don't·know themselves well enough to be honest with their prospective brides. It's a sad problem, and. divorce is usually the answer. - H. P.S. But remember, readers, while homosexual husbands are apt to avoid the marriage bed, not all avoidees are homosexual. Your doctor may have a better answer . Consult him before you accuse. DEAR HELEN: I feel that men are discrirrrlnaled against. Look at depart- a.m . Everyone welcome. ass istan t sec re tar y; Esther Ridenour, treasurer, and Named to handle decorating for the banquet and da nce ))ave been Harry Bailey, Blaine Milhoan, Victor Bahr, Dale Kautz, Ri cha rd Gaul and Harold Hawk. ins tructions by the person's lions. - MRS. E .J .W. DEAR POLLY - My brother is being married soon and l was in a tizzy trying to decide them fastened 11 this happens . what to get my future sister-inIt seems the stays could have law as a shower gi ft. Her main gift will be "store bought" but I finally hit on what I think is a Sunday School 8 a.m. Sunday great idea and thrifty addition. School superintendent, Ger· I will give her a cloth-covered trude Butler, hos t pastor Rev . recipe box filled with store Edward Buffington . coupons that I have sor ted, SUNRISE Service Freedom filed and indexed. These past Gospel Mission, Bald Knobs 7 few mon ths I have been clip· banquet "Gospel Road" was conce ived and produced by Johnny Cash visiting friends or relatives in a only a short time the stays star t to come out from the top or the bottom. If pulled oullhe corse t loses its shape and it is almos t imposs ibl e to keep SATURDAY FILM "Gospel Road" to be shown at Laurel Cliff Free The Chester Methodist Ch urch 7:30 p.m. and dan ce will be May 31 at the Chesler Elementary Sc hool. The dinner will be served a t 6:30 p.m. with the dan ce to fo llow. Music will be by the King Kords of Belpre. A special and water. - POLLY. and when I have worn them goods and bazaa r items . open pages of a magazine or book when reading in bed . The or sticky substance remains sponge il with white \'inega r CHESTER - Practice for the District I~ rally Aprll,9 at the IOOF hall in Pomeroy was conducted at the Tuesday night meeting of the C~esler Council 323, Daughters of America. Meeting with Chester Council members were Mrs. Charlotte Nease, Mrs. Janice Mrs. Pauline Lawson , Morarity , and Mrs. Margare t Ei chin ge r of Guidin g Star Council, Syracuse, who parUcipated in the practice. He Won't Let the Past Die DEAR HELEN : I bave a history of mental problems and promiscuity, but I'm over all that now. My doctor said I threw myself at men because I needed love but felt I dldn 't deserve it. ' Finally I found a man who really loves me and said he didn't · care about my past. He Is bard-working, good; and I adore him. But since we' ve been marrietl, now he constantly questions me about my other life. I'm matler-<Jf·fact in answering him but I bate his questions. They make me feel less than human. ' How can I clam up without hurting his feelings ? BEWILDERED . DEAR BEWILDERED: Perhaps your husband doesn't understand how much his questions hurt. T_ell him, sincerely, all about the pain of remembering and ask hun to help you forget. Then, if he sometimes lall5es, tell him he's so good he has wiped out your "recall". (Perlutps this is wbat he needs - reassurance that he is the only REAl:...,man·.in YOW' life.)- H. '· blLUJ led ends or be covered mipded giver. - K.M. with heavy material that does not poke through the cloth. MRS. E.S.E. · DEAR POLLY - When sen ding car d s to conEACH WEDNESDAY valescents, either at horne or in A Social Security the hospital, do not send cards re presenta tive will be at the that have glitter or bits of Middleport coLUJ cil chambers beading. These showy bits each Wednesday from 9:30 have ·a tendency to fall off and a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for the cling to the patient's skm. conven ience of the public. Snap c)othespins will hold pages are easy to flip and clip. - VIOLET. DEAR POLLY - When Peeve is wit h th e corset manufactlU'ers. I wear expensiv e long corsets with stays Pomeroy Post Office. Baked Alumni dance banquet slated acceptan ces are confirmed, Verba said, while the U.S. squad will be announced next week . Coaches for the Ohio team will be Red Asb of Canton South and Mike Riley of Elyria. A preliminary game to the Ohio-U.S. contest will match a tea m of Cleveland area players from against a group northeastern Ohio lly POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY - A couple of years ago I put some pictures on the wall with black electric tape. Now 1 have removed them but all of the tape did not come off. I would like to !mow Rev. Robert Bwngarner and Rev . Carl Hi c ks bringin~ devotions. acros s Us. • Council plans rally Helen Help ·. bride as well as an infiationa GOOD Friday service at Long Rottom United Methodist Church 7:30p.m . GOOD FRIDAY Services at Pome r oy Uni ted Methodist Church from 12 to 1 p. m. wi th located all-star team which will mee t a Hubbard averaged 25. 8 points per game in leading Canton McKinley to a 23-2 record, whi le Cobb, who missed the last half of the season with a bone chip in his fool , averaged nearly 35 points in the 11 games he played. The other three members of the Ohio squad announced today were 6-5 Frankie Sanders of Class AA tournament runnerup Dayton Stivers, 6-5 Fred Johnson of Barberton and 5-9 Lloyd Franklin of Cleveland Heights, the AAA runnerup. The five players named loda v had a combined average of more than 136 points per game. The rest of the squad will be announced as soon as with celebration. Grandparenl11 are Mr. and Mrs . Charl es Risscll and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Price, Long Bottom. will oppose ~"a lls. Stubborn tape mars paneling MethodiSt Church with Rev . today squad of United States all-stars in the first annual Knights of Columbus Classic at the Rich· field Colisewn April 11 were announced today by game director Ray Verba . Headlng the list a re two of UPI's 1975 players of the year. &-7 Phil Hubbard of Canton McKinley (AAA ) and 6-foot Greg Cobb (AA ) of Obnsted -BY POLLY CRAMER Steve · Wil Son as speaker. Special music by members of First Baptist, Nazarene and host church. ONE YEAR OLD - 'The CLEVELAND (UP!) - The first five members of the Ohio ·~oily's Poin Friday services, 7:30 p.m . al Raci ne We sleyan United Charle s Hamilton at 992·5790 or Gene Mitch at 992-3478. U.S. team ~: · FRIDAY RACINE Commun ity Good thus far this yea r ther e is one eac h from ctu·shire and Racine, und two from Pomeroy. The league wa nts at least two more tea mt~ . Anyone inte r es ted In joining the league should attend this meeting or se nd a representative to it. U unabl e to attend, ca ll Ohio stars Social :Cale~dari thls Sunday 1March 30) in Pomeroy City Hall at 6 p.m. too rgani ze the MeigsCounty Pony League for the 1975 too many mental mistakes and $-00,000 by FSLIC. ~ .. ·"'''»-''''"'''''*'''~'~""'~''"*'"'""", ping and saving coupons for· anything and everything from food items to cleaning aids and even personal items. I always· am careful that the expiration• dale will fall 'afler the wedding ' date . So far I have gathered ' together a savings of over $50. This gill should be a pleaser appreciated by a pennywise ~:·;·;·;.-: ·g ···;•.y.::::::::::::::::::::::::::)ti:::::::::~~ TOwill ORGANIZE There be a meeting to help Cleveland outscore Chicago 17·2 in a 4:22 span of the third quarter and set up the tr iu mph . Cleveland had five players in double figures, led by Jim Chones with 16, while Chet Walker of the Bulls led all scorers with 18 jXIints. " You 'rt.' scared when you come in because you know you can't play had and if you don ' t play good, you' ll be run ri gh t out of there," said Cleveland Coach Bill F'itch . "Our motto is keep trying and never surren· .•• .. ' . } -The Daily Sen~inel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, March 28, Jtrl!l l~J~,:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::<::::::::::::::~ But fear does stra·nge things and it turned the Cava liers into defensi\•e demons. They beat Chicago at its own defcnse.or ientrd game, 86--83. The victory left the Cavaliers ~~ gamr ahead of idle Houston in the Nationa l Basketball Association's Centra l Division going into tonight' s crucial matchup against the Rockets. Each team has four regular season games left. Dick Snyder scored 11 pomts • ~ • .. Be Handsome This Spring In Sports Pants and Jackets in Attractive Prints and Solids ••vour Springtime Headquarters" BAHR CLOTHIERS ' house .. Middleport, Ohio. OHIO ., / ----·. ~· -- -·1 ~ ' .. :· . ' • •• �!._ . .. - ' 4 _ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy: 0 ., Friday, March 28. Ca: vs ,rema·z·n . all•ve, 86-83 By JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sports Writer The Cleveland Cava liers had good reason to be afraid. Here they were, fighting for the first playoff berth in their five -year history and 'Thursday ni ght they had to play on a court where they had never won , a arne. No 9'""'· No timmics JIS Highest Interest Rates In The Area ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Sif4 per cent ve1r p1ld on Regulu P1stbook Savings. No Minimum . Interest tram date of deposit to dille at withdrawal . Interest com pounded quuter.ly . 4)1!1\I!IG' ~~RANCH Tho'Aihons County Slvings & LNn Co. ' ~~~ondSt . PoMeroy, Ohio All .". • ...... Accounts season. Last year there were Insured To IRD;I 12 learns in the league, but der, but the Bulls (:Ire a grea t basketba ll team. "To beat the Bulls, you've got to play almost perfect defense and we played about as good defense as we can play." "They just played better than we dld ," said Chicago Coach Dick Mollo . "We made we could have lost by 50. We were about a half a step ',~low . 1 Losing to Cleveland c'in bu~ own cou rt was a big disap- pointment." Quasar Portable Black and WMe TV Solid Stefe chassis (except oolv 2 chass is tubes ) Solid State 70 Detent "Click" UHF Tuner. Picture Con,lrol Up-front speaker, controls, antenna , hand le: WERNER RADIO & TV MIDDLEPORT, OHIO first birthday anniversary of Shawn Paul Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry . Paul Price, Shawnee 1 form erly of Meig s County, Is being, observed a 'famil y CHESTEH - ATTENTION: CHURCH TEACHERS & LEADERS BIBLE s·CHOOL WORKSHOP FOR how to do this. I am a rraid to scra pe it with a knife for fear it will scratch the paneling. MR. G.l.. DEA R MR. G.L. - Try to " ball up" the remaining tape by rubbing with the fingers to remove as much as possible (perhaps all of il). If some glue GOOD FRIDAY Services at Chesle r United Method >s l Church at 7:30 p. m . EASTER BAZAAR, toda y and Saturday, Thrift Shop, Mei~ sCo unty Humane Sociefy, fro m the Alumni Association invitati on is being ex tended to Fire Department. all teachers who taught at the ol d Chesler High Schoo l. Reunion classes will be 1920, 19~. 1930, 1935, 1940, 1945, '950 and 1955. The offi cers are Starling SILVER CI RCLE Senior Citizens of Rutland will hold a and his wife , June Carter Cash. BAKE Sale and Easle r bazaar, 10 a.m. at Syracuse Mun icipal build ing by Syracuse Ladies Auxiliary of bake sa le, rum mage sale and vice president ; Be tty Dean, sa le of Easler baskets beginning al9 a. m. a t the club headquarters in Rutla nd. RIGGS ROYAL-ETTES Baton Corps will be on streets of Pomeroy and Middleport fo r the annual lily drive with proceeds to go to crippled sec re tary; children. Massar , president ; Richard Fick, Sr., fir st vice president ; Rober t Wood, second vice presid ent; Roger Epple, third Betty Newell, DEAR POLLY - place that is LUJfamilia r or hard to find I draw a tiny map of My Pet phone so I can call for SUN RISE Service Zion , Church of Christ on SR 143: Mini ster Mike Girton invites the public. SUNRISE Service Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church 6 a .m. Pastor O'Dell Manley invites the public. BAKE SALE by Salisbury Girl Seoul Troop 100, Kroger's, Maxine Goeg lein , assistant 9 a . m. to noon. treasurer. SONGfEST at Cheshire Uni ted Methodist Church, 7:30 REGULAR MEETING p.m., fea turin g Gospel United Methodist Men of Meigs Eachoes, Wellston, and CoLUJty, 7:45 p.m. at East Heave nly Highway Tri o, Leta rt ChlU'ch . Some import· Middleport. Co-sponsored by So uth eastern Ohio Gospe l an t matters to be discussed . Mu sic Associa tion. Everyone Charles McVey, lay speaker , will be gues I speaker. welcome. Ladies host Chester group name in my address book that I always carry wi th me. Nelli lime 1 do not have to find a pay NIH I HALF-QUARTS ROYAL CROWN _ BOTTLING COMPANY" ,, Dress Up in this Comfortable Sling with Open Toe . .. THAT WILL BE IN THE FASHION PICTURE FOR ALONG TIME MONDAY MEIGS County Salon 710, Eight and For ty, 7:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Marie Boyd. - Children Register for Easter - No Purchase NecessaryOpen Friday9to8, SaUto& ment stores: women's wear takes up a whole floor , while men's clothing is usually in a small compartment. And toys: there are row on row of girls' toys, but one litUe area for the boys. Advertising is aimed mostly at women. Females are supposed to control most of the money in this country. Men may . make it, but women spend it! I think it's the men and boys who are being pushed out. What do you say? - C.M. DEAR C.: Perhaps as you say, store displays and ads lean toward women, but who plans them• - Predominently MALE executives. However I don't think either sex is being ''pushed out" these days , so let's !mock off the discrimination talk and get on with equality . - In Shiny Black Camel Red White GiftsBlue RGE CHESTER - Mrs. Le tha Wood a nd Mrs. Ada Van Meter were hostesses for a meeting of the Past Councilors Club of Chesler CoLUJc il323, Daughters of America, recen tly a t the chur ch ba se ment. Worship service and Sunday School at 9 hall. Mrs. Betty Roush presided a.m. EASTER SLUJrise Service, with members responding to Long Bottom United Methodist roll ca ll by naming their fav orite flower. Mrs. Mary Church at 6:45 a.m . Regular Showalter was installed as se rvice 9 a.m. Sunday School secretary. Games were played 9:45a.m. Everyone welcome. SUNRISE Service at First Wld er the direction or Mrs . Em1 a Cleland and Mrs . Opal Baptist Church, Rutland . Hollon with prizes going to the Breakfast from 6 to 7 a.m. ·Easter program set for Sunday DOERS sunm1erfield, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Thelma While, Mrs. Goldie Frederick , Mrs. Mary Showalter. Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. Ada Neutzlin g Sunday school will be at 9 DAUGHTER BORN a.m. and at 10 a.m. there will Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eugene be an Easter progr<UJl with Smith, Middleport, are anrecitations and songs by some nouncing the birth of a 9 lbs., ~ children laking part. The daughter, Kelly Lynn, at the Pleasan l Valley Hospital, Point Pleasant, W.Va. March 25. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have five other children, Charles 16, Ricky 15, Debbie 13, Cindy 10, and Tina, five. Grandparents ., Variety of hanging! are Mr. and Mrs. Harrison baskets, large ·pots of Nease Settlement, and lilies; hydra~gea, Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, mums, gerantums, Colwnbus. I I - I I FLOWERS I I I' small pots I petunias , I impatiens, of double vergena , sever a I lvar.ieties · of Get Ready For ~Spring Painting With TRUE TEST from REGULAR YOUR TRADE and Mrs . Hallie Frederick . 629:95. 100.00 gerant;~ND I GREENHOUSE l~!~-~~~!:~!J NOW ---- I 11 The Constitution does SPRING EASTER BANK RATE • easter ~ilies FINANCING OFF CASH >~ DATE: Fri.d ay, April 4 TIME: 1:00 and 7:00 P.M. PLACE: Middleport Legion Hall -. AND CARRY Comer S. 4th and Williams Ave. Sponsor: MIDDL£PORT· BOOK STORE I I II II Middleport, Ohio ·For Information Call 992-2641 I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I • Twin Dairy Bars • Portable Egg Bucket • Roll-Away Wheels • AutOIT' ?.~:: Door Closers Pendzmts, Bracelets, PIerced Earr i ngs , Simulated Turquoise, Lockets and · Cr~ss Pendants . Sterling • Separate temperature controls and lights Plans for a ttending the Region II meeting of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs in Marie tta April 19 were made during a meeting of the Wildwood Garden Club Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Mason Fisher. Reservati ons for the luncheon at the meeting are to ~ e made by April 19, and further information on this can be obtained fr om Mr s. Kar l Grueser . Correspopdence was read from the Meigs Bicentennia l Commissio n rega rding ap pointment of a club member to serve as a representative to the commission meetings. Plans were made for a natlU'e hike in late April or early 'May . . For roll call each member named their favorite garden tool. Mrs. Edison Hollon gave devotions using "God a nd Potatoes " as her topic. She tal ked on the potted daffodils whic h come !rum Puyallup also gave a reading, "To Be Valley in Washington where a Happy." festival is held every yea r. Mrs. Hollon presented U1e Planting perenni als from progra m on lilies prepared by seed was discussed by Mrs. Mrs. Denver Holter who was Karl Grueser . She suggested unable to attend because of soa king the seeds good before family illness. She read the plan lin g, and th en pattin g legend of the lily and then them into the ground two to talked on the lilies usually three inches deep. She also given at Easter lime em- talked on starling seeds in phasizing that the plants not be small pots inside. thrown away after lbe fl owers Mrs. Fred Nease gave a are gone . She said they should paper on old fashioned roses. be cut back, watered once in a She displayed a variety of while and then set outside after pictures show ing the differen t the danger of frost is past. types and then demonstrated A paper on wildflowers was how to "peg" a shrub rose . She presented by Mrs. Clifford said to take the end of a vine, Phillips who spoke on the bend it over and stick it into the golden garlic plant, a native of ground fastening it with a piece Southern Europe, wild ginger, of wire Je tting it remain that and the whi le and purple way until a new rose bush violets. Mrs. Alfred Yeauger star ts. Glads discussed by gardeners RACINE - "Garnish Your Garden with Glads" was the theme of a program presented by Mrs. Clifford Morris when the 'Bend 0' the River Garden Club mel Monday night at the home of . Mrs. Andrew Cross. side dressing helps produce good fat corms, she said. For glads which will be used for culling, Mrs. Morris suggested planting them in rows fiv e inches apart and about six inches deep. She said they should be well cultivated and watered during the dry season . She also gave the ecology report. The I Barni tz wh o announced that several orders had come in for the crabapple trees to be planted at the ce metery. tilled "Bright Intervals" in Mrs . Morris noted that each Names will be anno un ced which it was suggested that planting will flower in 10 weeks later. The civic committee will gla dioli be planted all around and suggested . interval plan- contact the trustees of the the garden to provide bright intervals since they are one of tin gs of five days, with Letart Township regarding the mulching to help in the dry plantings . the most colorful flowers. An invitation was read from In discussing gladioli bulbs, weather and keep back the the Rutland Friendly GarMrs. Morris said that the soil weeds . Houseplants were discussed deners inviting members to an should be sandy and sweetened by Mrs. Cross who displayed open mee ting lasl night. The with lime but that drainage is several plants which she had annual open meeting of the not as important as it is to most other plan ts. Applying plant started from leaf propagation. Bend O' lhe River Club was se t Mrs. Wilson Carpenter for Jun e 23. food during the flowering and presided at the meeting with Mrs. Carpenter received the Mrs. James Diehl giving a traveling gift brought by Mrs. poem, and Mrs. Ber t Grimm, a prayer . Mrs . Morris had devotions using Genesis 8 and two reading s, "Spring Awakening" and +· Mrs. Stacey Arnold's paper was on the redbud tree, sometimes called the Judas tree, beca use Judas went out and hun g himse lf on a redbud after betraying Christ. Mrs. Arnolt said that legend is that the buds on the tree were while but turned red with shame. Starling begonias was also discussed by Mrs. Arnold . She suggested taking a leaf, laying it flat on the ground and t hen slicking it down with tooth- I • Po~ester ;. Il Eyelels .I :I I :I • Sheers • Everything! I We Invite You To Come In : I and Look! ~ I I ~I _,_ . -·--~-·---J Another Good Buy From BAKER'S picks , until the new growth sta rts. Mrs. Hollon conducted a contest on birds won by Mrs. f red Nease. Arrangements ~\1. \l~~tr­ were displayed by Mrs. Arnold. She used a large gree n candle surroLUJded with spring flowers "-ur:,~ in a white milk glass container , a wicker basket filled with spring flowers, and a small basket of violets and greener y with a bee fig urine suitable for a shut-in gill. Blue ribbon s fo r arrangements· on display were awarded to Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mrs. Arnold. Mrs. Hollon won the door prize . Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mrs. Paul Fisher \~~'J BAKER FURNITURE serv ed a desser t course . Guests were Mr s . Ernest Harri s, son Moa, and daughter , Kim. Middleport, Ohio Beautifully Coordinated Outfit~ To Brighten ' Morris . Arrangements of forced flowers showing motion were displayed by Mrs. Cross, Mrs . Grimm, a nd Mrs. Car- ' "Com- pen ter . Mrs . John Young, mandments for Young Gardeners ". For roll call members Lancaster, was guest. Refre shments were served by Mrs . gave remembrances of spring. Cross and Mrs. Diehl. Up Your Easter -~ '· .".(" Even More Are you going to Church on Easter? Than~ Spring Itself You will find a warm welcom e"~'t'' tlle Middleport Church of Christ at 5th and Main. Christ will be preached and lifted up in song. Sunrise Service ________ 6: 30a.m. Sunday School - - - - - - - - - : 9:30 a.m. 10 :30 a.m .. Morning Worship 7:30p.m. Evening Worship · 1 ~eri·tage MIDDLE PO - Im- prov ement Program report MATDi PHONE 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT, 0. --·----~·--~~~~--~ Civic BAGS TO INGELS FURNITURE . · Sear's was given by Mrs. W. 0. Sliver and Gold Filled . · Open Friday and Saturday Nights . i SALE PLANNED HARRISONVILLE - The Harrisonville Order of Eastern Star will hold a rwnmage sale April 4 and 5 at the former H&R Block Building, Main St. Hours Friday will be 9 a.m. to 4 p.II\. and from 9 a.m . to 12 noon Saturday. 1 • "Muslin-Look" Linen -I Trussell, Mrs . Doris Grueser. ... When the season takes you many places in so many different colored outfits, isn't it nice to know that white will with them all! Sling style '""'u in green, yellow, blue, navy & black patent. ;~ • Juice Can Dispenser PROM DRESS and SAVE Hazel Chesser, Shade . ~ • Deep Door Storage row, 1 to r, Lena McKinley. Becky Glaze, Debbie Gerlach, Becky Fry, Bea Stewart, Dorothy Roach, Flo Grueser, Trudy Roach; second row, l tor, Shirley Bumgardner, Cathy Er· win, Clarice Erwin, Martha McNeal, Clyda Allensworth, Kathy Baker, Christi Hess, Jennifer Sheets; third row, l tor, Mack Stewart, Earl McKinley, John Reece, Don Erwin, George Glaze. Not pictured is member , Peggy Brickles. Gardeners to attend regional meet Kerry Chasser, son of Mrs. COSTUME JEWELRY ACCENTS 20% r--·--sEW"___l YOUR I ; Mrs. Eileen Martin, Mrs. Betty Roush, Mrs. Erma Cleland, Mrs. Mary K. Holler, Mrs. Jean Swnmerfield, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. Helen Wolfe-;-Mrs. Ada Neulzling, Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler, Mrs. Margaret Tuttle, Mrs. Ma e Spencer. Mrs. Ma ry Showalter, Mrs. Leona Hensley , Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mr~. Dorothy Ritchie, Mrs. Ada Bissell, Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs . Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Sadie ' perfect 4.0 average. Others on the list were Iris Bailey, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Robert Bailey, Route 4, Pomeroy ; Deborah Carder, daughter of Doris Carde r, • Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, and ..,._.....;.....;~==~"""'-·..1 ' Mem bers attending were WILL SING - "Hallelujah for the Cross" will he presented by the Middleport Church of Christ choir at Easter sunrise services at 6:30 a.m. Soloists will be Becky Glaze, George Glaze, Cathy Erwin, Don Erwin, Christi Hess and Trudy Roach. John Reece will narrate with Debbie Gerlach directing ; Clarice Erwin, organist, and Jennifer Sbeets, pianist. A continental breakfast will be served immediately following the service. Choir members pictured are: front • Mrs. Mary Hayes, Mrs. Goldle Frederick, Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Allee Curtis, Joe Bissell, Mr.,s. Mary Newell, Mrs . Inzy Newell, Mrs. Doris Koenig, Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs . Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Hat!ie Frederick, Mrs. Goldie Wolf,e, Mrs. Carla Chevalier and Mrs. Mae McPeek.' .•. noted. Pomeroy, having maintained a not provide for firs I and ·second· class citizens." The 50th wedding anniversary , of Mrs. Sadie Trussell was SERVICE SET TUPPERS PLAINS - 'The FIVE EARN HONORS Tuppers Plains Church of PARKERSBURG - five Christ wiU ~old its sunrise students from the Pomeroy service al 6 a .m. Sunday with a area were named to the dean's special program planned . list at MOLUJ lain Stale College Following the service, donuts, with two, Paul Cunningham, rolls, coffee and hot chocolate son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond will be served. Eugene Un- Cunningham of Syracuse, and derwood, pastor, exlenda an Nancy Sexson, daughter of invitation to the public. Mrs . Robert Bailey, Route 4, A ,thought lor the day : U.S.politici li Wendell Willkie said, of mee tings was changed from 7: 30 to 8 p.m. Mrs . Morris read an ar hcle ----·----. -, I EASTER I /]'"lflll-z!a' Pauline Ridenour , Mrs. Jean children will wear new choir robes made by women of the church . Rev. Robert Meece, pastor, invites the public. sunrise services. .' winners. Mrs. Opal Hollon won r--::::::==::~-l the door prize. Named as ~ hostesses for the April meeting were Mrs. Laura Mae Nice and ~ •••~:.:; Mrs. Mabel Van Meter . Otl1er~ attending the meeting Mrs. Sadie Tr ussell , Mrs . SILVER RIDGE - The Easter program of the Soulh Bethel United Methodist Church, Silver Ridge, will begin at 6:30a.m. Sunday with Time \ H. SUNDAY SUNRISE Services at First Sou thern Baptis t Church, Pomeroy, at 6:30 a. m. SUNRISE services, "From Gloom to Glory" in song and scripture at Enterprise Uni ted Method ist Church, 6 a. m. fo llowed by breakfa s t in were Mrs . Mary K. Holter) •• +++ direc~ Middleport By Helen Bottel DEAR HELEN : \{ecently you bad several letters from wives of frigid husbands_- men who are impotent or just won 'ttry. ; Yes, It could be overwork, a physical problem, a girlfriend, f boredom, a psychological block; but before the woman blam~s herself into a nervous breakdown, sbe should ask, ''Did he marp me to give himself a 'front' to society?" 1 I wondered why my handsome husband was always too busy topsy attention to me ... until I found him with another man. I'm not bitter about his homosexuality, but I AM bitter that he did not level with me. The first few months of our marriage, everything was perlect. Then ... almost nothing. I just wish tbese men would be honest with women so we could make the choice of marrying this type. Some women have low sex drives and might want a just-friends relationship. Not me! - NOW DIVORCED DEAR N.D.: And some latent homosexuals marry for a "cure", but discover to everyone's sorrow that they haven't changed . Others in this category don't·know themselves well enough to be honest with their prospective brides. It's a sad problem, and. divorce is usually the answer. - H. P.S. But remember, readers, while homosexual husbands are apt to avoid the marriage bed, not all avoidees are homosexual. Your doctor may have a better answer . Consult him before you accuse. DEAR HELEN: I feel that men are discrirrrlnaled against. Look at depart- a.m . Everyone welcome. ass istan t sec re tar y; Esther Ridenour, treasurer, and Named to handle decorating for the banquet and da nce ))ave been Harry Bailey, Blaine Milhoan, Victor Bahr, Dale Kautz, Ri cha rd Gaul and Harold Hawk. ins tructions by the person's lions. - MRS. E .J .W. DEAR POLLY - My brother is being married soon and l was in a tizzy trying to decide them fastened 11 this happens . what to get my future sister-inIt seems the stays could have law as a shower gi ft. Her main gift will be "store bought" but I finally hit on what I think is a Sunday School 8 a.m. Sunday great idea and thrifty addition. School superintendent, Ger· I will give her a cloth-covered trude Butler, hos t pastor Rev . recipe box filled with store Edward Buffington . coupons that I have sor ted, SUNRISE Service Freedom filed and indexed. These past Gospel Mission, Bald Knobs 7 few mon ths I have been clip· banquet "Gospel Road" was conce ived and produced by Johnny Cash visiting friends or relatives in a only a short time the stays star t to come out from the top or the bottom. If pulled oullhe corse t loses its shape and it is almos t imposs ibl e to keep SATURDAY FILM "Gospel Road" to be shown at Laurel Cliff Free The Chester Methodist Ch urch 7:30 p.m. and dan ce will be May 31 at the Chesler Elementary Sc hool. The dinner will be served a t 6:30 p.m. with the dan ce to fo llow. Music will be by the King Kords of Belpre. A special and water. - POLLY. and when I have worn them goods and bazaa r items . open pages of a magazine or book when reading in bed . The or sticky substance remains sponge il with white \'inega r CHESTER - Practice for the District I~ rally Aprll,9 at the IOOF hall in Pomeroy was conducted at the Tuesday night meeting of the C~esler Council 323, Daughters of America. Meeting with Chester Council members were Mrs. Charlotte Nease, Mrs. Janice Mrs. Pauline Lawson , Morarity , and Mrs. Margare t Ei chin ge r of Guidin g Star Council, Syracuse, who parUcipated in the practice. He Won't Let the Past Die DEAR HELEN : I bave a history of mental problems and promiscuity, but I'm over all that now. My doctor said I threw myself at men because I needed love but felt I dldn 't deserve it. ' Finally I found a man who really loves me and said he didn't · care about my past. He Is bard-working, good; and I adore him. But since we' ve been marrietl, now he constantly questions me about my other life. I'm matler-<Jf·fact in answering him but I bate his questions. They make me feel less than human. ' How can I clam up without hurting his feelings ? BEWILDERED . DEAR BEWILDERED: Perhaps your husband doesn't understand how much his questions hurt. T_ell him, sincerely, all about the pain of remembering and ask hun to help you forget. Then, if he sometimes lall5es, tell him he's so good he has wiped out your "recall". (Perlutps this is wbat he needs - reassurance that he is the only REAl:...,man·.in YOW' life.)- H. '· blLUJ led ends or be covered mipded giver. - K.M. with heavy material that does not poke through the cloth. MRS. E.S.E. · DEAR POLLY - When sen ding car d s to conEACH WEDNESDAY valescents, either at horne or in A Social Security the hospital, do not send cards re presenta tive will be at the that have glitter or bits of Middleport coLUJ cil chambers beading. These showy bits each Wednesday from 9:30 have ·a tendency to fall off and a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for the cling to the patient's skm. conven ience of the public. Snap c)othespins will hold pages are easy to flip and clip. - VIOLET. DEAR POLLY - When Peeve is wit h th e corset manufactlU'ers. I wear expensiv e long corsets with stays Pomeroy Post Office. Baked Alumni dance banquet slated acceptan ces are confirmed, Verba said, while the U.S. squad will be announced next week . Coaches for the Ohio team will be Red Asb of Canton South and Mike Riley of Elyria. A preliminary game to the Ohio-U.S. contest will match a tea m of Cleveland area players from against a group northeastern Ohio lly POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY - A couple of years ago I put some pictures on the wall with black electric tape. Now 1 have removed them but all of the tape did not come off. I would like to !mow Rev. Robert Bwngarner and Rev . Carl Hi c ks bringin~ devotions. acros s Us. • Council plans rally Helen Help ·. bride as well as an infiationa GOOD Friday service at Long Rottom United Methodist Church 7:30p.m . GOOD FRIDAY Services at Pome r oy Uni ted Methodist Church from 12 to 1 p. m. wi th located all-star team which will mee t a Hubbard averaged 25. 8 points per game in leading Canton McKinley to a 23-2 record, whi le Cobb, who missed the last half of the season with a bone chip in his fool , averaged nearly 35 points in the 11 games he played. The other three members of the Ohio squad announced today were 6-5 Frankie Sanders of Class AA tournament runnerup Dayton Stivers, 6-5 Fred Johnson of Barberton and 5-9 Lloyd Franklin of Cleveland Heights, the AAA runnerup. The five players named loda v had a combined average of more than 136 points per game. The rest of the squad will be announced as soon as with celebration. Grandparenl11 are Mr. and Mrs . Charl es Risscll and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Price, Long Bottom. will oppose ~"a lls. Stubborn tape mars paneling MethodiSt Church with Rev . today squad of United States all-stars in the first annual Knights of Columbus Classic at the Rich· field Colisewn April 11 were announced today by game director Ray Verba . Headlng the list a re two of UPI's 1975 players of the year. &-7 Phil Hubbard of Canton McKinley (AAA ) and 6-foot Greg Cobb (AA ) of Obnsted -BY POLLY CRAMER Steve · Wil Son as speaker. Special music by members of First Baptist, Nazarene and host church. ONE YEAR OLD - 'The CLEVELAND (UP!) - The first five members of the Ohio ·~oily's Poin Friday services, 7:30 p.m . al Raci ne We sleyan United Charle s Hamilton at 992·5790 or Gene Mitch at 992-3478. U.S. team ~: · FRIDAY RACINE Commun ity Good thus far this yea r ther e is one eac h from ctu·shire and Racine, und two from Pomeroy. The league wa nts at least two more tea mt~ . Anyone inte r es ted In joining the league should attend this meeting or se nd a representative to it. U unabl e to attend, ca ll Ohio stars Social :Cale~dari thls Sunday 1March 30) in Pomeroy City Hall at 6 p.m. too rgani ze the MeigsCounty Pony League for the 1975 too many mental mistakes and $-00,000 by FSLIC. ~ .. ·"'''»-''''"'''''*'''~'~""'~''"*'"'""", ping and saving coupons for· anything and everything from food items to cleaning aids and even personal items. I always· am careful that the expiration• dale will fall 'afler the wedding ' date . So far I have gathered ' together a savings of over $50. This gill should be a pleaser appreciated by a pennywise ~:·;·;·;.-: ·g ···;•.y.::::::::::::::::::::::::::)ti:::::::::~~ TOwill ORGANIZE There be a meeting to help Cleveland outscore Chicago 17·2 in a 4:22 span of the third quarter and set up the tr iu mph . Cleveland had five players in double figures, led by Jim Chones with 16, while Chet Walker of the Bulls led all scorers with 18 jXIints. " You 'rt.' scared when you come in because you know you can't play had and if you don ' t play good, you' ll be run ri gh t out of there," said Cleveland Coach Bill F'itch . "Our motto is keep trying and never surren· .•• .. ' . } -The Daily Sen~inel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, March 28, Jtrl!l l~J~,:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::<::::::::::::::~ But fear does stra·nge things and it turned the Cava liers into defensi\•e demons. They beat Chicago at its own defcnse.or ientrd game, 86--83. The victory left the Cavaliers ~~ gamr ahead of idle Houston in the Nationa l Basketball Association's Centra l Division going into tonight' s crucial matchup against the Rockets. Each team has four regular season games left. Dick Snyder scored 11 pomts • ~ • .. Be Handsome This Spring In Sports Pants and Jackets in Attractive Prints and Solids ••vour Springtime Headquarters" BAHR CLOTHIERS ' house .. Middleport, Ohio. OHIO ., / ----·. ~· -- -·1 ~ ' .. :· . ' • •• �I I • - .•. 6- The Datly Sent mel . Mtddl<'i>" 1 P''""'' m 0 ~ ~ 11Ci. ~'«." u • •• '- PO MEROY POMEROY TR INITY Rev W H Perrrn pastor Rov Mayer S und~)' sc twol su p t Chur c h SChOOl Q 1o il 11 w orshrp serv rce 10 } J n m Youth c ho1r rehearsal Mon day 3 JO p m unde1 C!rt eLI 1on of M~ry Sk. 1nner se ntor c tlOJr rehearsal 7 30 p m Thursr!ny wdh Mr5 Paul Neil ~C' dtrecror POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAR ENE - Cornllr Unt '"' n and Mulberry Rev Clyae V Henderson pilstor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m Gler1 M cCl ung supt morn1ng wor shtp 10 30 a m evenmg serv tce 7 30 111 d wP ek se r v ce Wednesdav 7 JO p m GRACE EPISCOPAL Tht: Harold Deeth rec tor Rev Churct1 se r v1 ces 10 30 am Hoiv com mun ron l 1r st Sunday ol month chur c h sc hool 10 30 a m tor nursery thr ou all 11 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST TNr tll Gron u1q cr pas to r 8 1bl e sch ool 9 10 am worstlrp 10 30 a m adult worsh p serv 1ce ~lnd vauiHJ peop les mect Jil Q 7 30 p m Comb•ned B1blt> study and prnyer nH•elmQ W ed neSdily 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W n1ng oflrcer 1n ch arge Su nday 10 am Holrness meetmg 10 30 am Sunday Schoo l Young Peopl es L~g on 7 p m Thursday lto 3 p m Ladre s H!)nH" L eaooe 7 p m Pr ep c lasses ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner ol Syca more and Second Sts Pomeroy T! e R e'W Wrll am Mrddle o; w,l.r l h Pastor Sundi:l\1 Sc hool at 9 15 am and Chur c 11 C. cnnce s 11 am SACRED HEART Rev Fa ther Pilul 0 We !ron pas ror Phone 992 18? 5 Saturday even1nq Ma s~ 7 30 Sund,ly Mas s 8 and 10 a m Con t ess1on Sar urd.ly 7 7 30 p n 1 POMEROY. F I R ST BAP TIST Rob ert K uhn pastor Wd l1 am Watson Su nday schoo l sup I Sunda',' sc hoo l 9 30 am BY F 6 p m B1blt" study Wednesda y 7 p rn c ho r pract 1C e Wednf'sday B 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYA N HOLINE SS CHURC H lli'!rr JSO nv JIIc Rev 0 De ll Mi!n' tc,. Pas tor HPnry E OI n Sunda ,. Sc hool Su pt Sunday C:.c hool 9 JQ a Ill Evrn ng worsh p-. JO p 111 Pra)>cr <"~nd Pr a S(' 5t:'rVJC (' T!llJrotrlay 30 D m SYRAC U SE FIRST - H URC H OF GOD Rev l. ~o 1 1 1 Llt1 1 r f)ii '> I Or ru rHilY '\( 11 001 \;l I ' ,1 1 m orr r nq pred Cil n o II cl •ll 1 0 ~)n o 1 V'lJ I(J{' I o\ 1•< " '' r v ( ! 1 t lu r ~ d i Y tiOMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRI ST 200 W 1 '1 1 ' I Jtrr ',' PHJI 1• n Slo 1 ph o n e Q9) J 06r. Conser v at 1 ... e non n str u1Hentat Sunday wor ShiP 10 am B!l:>le st udv II am worsh1p 6 p n Wednesday Brb le study ! p m MIDWAY COMMUN ITY C HURCH ( non de nom natrona I) Langsv li e Dexter Road t h e Rev Worley Hal ey pastor Sunday school 10 am evcn1ng worsh•P 7 30 p m P r aye r meet 1ng Tuesday J 30 pm youth group Fr 1day 7 30 p m p rn DEXTER BIBLE CHRI STIAN CHURCH Rev pa stor Sundav Ron T C' r r,ll sc tlOol 10 . 1 11 Mrs Worley... f ra n cr!. sup(' rl ntendcnt MClrn rnq wor sll p I ~ a 111 \ uncJny LvCnrnq s.cn•rce 7 J() the Sermonette 'f rHE ROAD TO CALVARY Durm g Holy Wee k 197!) \\ Cag,un mt~kc ou r \HI) up the road lh Hileads to C:Jivan '11us ah\ r1 ~ s 1ncludl·~ ct Closs ltmdy bed rross tll,tl hus been cnfm ced upon us 01 on tlw ot her hand, Jt nldY be a cross uf om ll\\ n ctmostng In Luke 2.! 26-.!J 11 e h,,vc th e slu1) uf Sun on <1nd Chrtst fhe one compelled to be.u 1he Cross dnd t he Othe1 '- hoosmg to be~tr It It 1s probable t h r1t 1ht 1e ts some c: ross 01 other\\ Ju ch every one of us ts compe lled to Cilll v TI1e1 P at r .1lso c1asses thd t may be of our O\\ n choosmg But there Js always something dCctdenta1 about the c1asses w e .u c l'Ompclled to bear Th is mc1den1 , With Simon must hc1ve seemed !Jke ~~st r a nge tm n m pi ov1dence m hts ltfe He \\ dScommg m fl om the countr} No doubt he had been out WOI kmg bc fme bl e.J kfasl cllld \\ A!:i then retUJ nmg home hlillh'l \ and t1red He \\aS a fanu l) llhlll, the htthet of h\ O sons, Alex,Hlder ,1nd RuhlS returmng to ..1tten d to the lt: sponst bilitlt s of tht:• home Bu t nght m tlw nmlst of mounltng r~ s pon~t btltt l t's of ttw del\ h ~ 1s a sk ed to Litke lttlw tHtt I n bt~cl l ,, fLl lo \\ ('t t.•rt !lll e ~ Ll t~ sS up the exeeut10n lull I11e' 1 compell ed Simon to 1Jct11 I hs Closs No one was clltX JOus f01 tin s tct~k It \\ dS c11 ep1 oc~ch, c~n d none would clo 11 but bv com pub ton But Uou!Jtles s \\ ht 11 Stmon bc ldme tmare of the fact tlldt tt v. c~ s the Cht 1st' ~ C'1oss he was bearmg. the <.:ompu lsm \ ta sk became 10 hm1 c1 JO\ d tH! even an hono1 Yes, compulsiOn can 1 cmlily <.:hr1nge mto dclrgh t ''hen we realize thflt om c 1oss IS bemg em n ed for H1s ::~<tke It 1s then tha t we begm to sense that ther e m ay be ~OJne t hmg 1 edcmp ttvc about our suffermg For those 1\ ho "llhnglv subnut to bear the C1oss of Clmst, are thereby b1 ought tnl o close t fe llo\1 slup 1\ 1th the Chnst of the Cross As \\ C JOurney up Calvt~n s Hill ngmn on Uus Good Fnday, whether \\e are bea rmg a ct oss of ow ow n chousmg, c1s m the case of Christ , or a cross we are compelled to catry, a ~ tn the case ofStmon, lf \\ Care " tllmg to r ccerve It as ct g 1ft from God, It can become the cross we nm' choo~e to cdrn for Hts sa ke. <tnd for the sake of ou r fellow cross-beaters - Dn1gh t I Za\•ltz, Pastor·Dtrect or, Umled Presb\'termn Muns ter Me r g~ Coun ty GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preac hrng 9 30 ,, m"' f 1rst and second Su11da ys ot each mon th th ird and fourth Sund~ys eac h n1onlh worshrp se rv tce at 7 JO p m Wednesday ev £'n1ng s at 7 30 Pra¥er and Btble St ud'{ SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulberry 7 H e,qhls Pom eroy Pasto r c,,r.:trd Seton Sab bath sc hoo l ever y Snl urday at 1 p m and wor St1 •P ser ... ce IO II owrng at p m Ope n B rb le 3 IS d scuss ton 7 30 p m at tne chur c h ea cl1 T hursday F IR ST SOUTHER N BAP TI ST 78 1 Mu l ber ry Ave Ponrr•1ay - a lfd 1ate d wrfh 5 0 C lhe Rev Bradley ~ pf>n C('r pcl'>IO r Troy Zw llltn g Su nda~ sc hool sup t Sunday Sr llool 9 JO a m mo rn nt) WOr'5 11Jp 10 ]0 Sunday Lvangr-1 1st c mret1ng 7 30 p m Prayer mee t n g Wednesdcy I 10 D m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Co rn er Fou rth and Marn M dd leport Rev H enry Key Jr pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Mrs E r ¥m Baumgard ne r sup ! Morn rng wonhrp 10 J5 a m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES L arr y Carnahan pre s1d1ng m1n tSi er Su nday Brble lee lure 9 30 a m Wa t ch towe r Tu esday study 10 30 am Brble stud y 7 30 p m Thur s day minis t r y schoo l 1 30 p m ser v• ce m ee ting 8 30 pm RUTLAN D FREEW I LL BAPTIST Roqer TUin er Pii Sior ~ rndn',' sc hool 10 fl m '>undn',' even nq serv1cc 7 JO Wednf'<;d,l y 1'\ blf' stu dv 1 JO OLD ' ' \t ,u 1 n zti. 1!175 I MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chrtst 1n Chnsllan Un1onLawr e11 ce Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hoo l Sup! Sunday School 9 30 am E'Wen rng wor ShiP 7 30 W ednesday pr ayer meetrng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racme Route 2 the Rev James M Mun cv p.,s tor Sunday s ch oo l 9 45 a m morning worshrp II am ev en ng worshtp 7 30 p m Pray er meetrng Tue sday 7 30 p m Young peop l e' s mee trn g 7 30 o m Thursday MI DDLEPORT FIRST BAPT I ST - Corner S1x t h and P~ l mer theRe ... Cl eo Y Boyd Ptt '>'t o r Danny T hompson Sunda,. schoo l su pt WMP O r rJd o program 7 45 am Sunda y school 9 15 am morn1nQ wor sh1p 10 15 am Youth .1c 1 vrtres and fe llowsh p for lun •or and se nror l1 1gh s tuden ls 6 p m Sunday Evenrng Wor sh tp at 7 30 Mrd Wl'l'k pr ayer se rvrce Wed nes da y 1 30 o m C HURCH OF CHRIST , Mrdd l eport 5th an d Mar n George G l t!!Ze , mrnlster , James Sheets super ln tendent B tbl e SChOO l , 9 30 am morning worst11p 10 30 am even rng worshrp 7 30 p m pray er ser'Wrce 7 p m Wed nesQa¥ MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Dvn Co l e pasto r A llr ed Ru sche ! Sunday Sc hool 5upt Su nd ay school 9 JO am mornrng worSh tp 10 30 am Sunday e\l~ngeltstrc meet rng 7 30 p m prayer meet ng , W edne5day 1 30 p m THE UNITED BYTERIAN PRES MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY. DW ight L Zav1 fl , Pastor D1rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Chur ch Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee, s..,. p t Morn 1ng Wors1'11p 10 30 am nesday 1 30 p m U M W I ir S' Wed ne sday 7 30 p m WESLEYA N (Rac 1nel Su nday sc ho ol 10 a m worstl1p 11 am B1bte study , Thursday 7 p m cho1r prr~c t ic e Thur sday 8 p m I t IIOWShr p supper f ir st Wed ne sday 6 30 p m U M W fourth Mond a y, fl p m 7 30 p m MT UNION B,APTIST Rev Cecd Co)( castor Sunday · ~chool sup! , Joe Sayre Sunday school 9 4S a m Sund a y evenln!J worship 7 30 W ednesday p1ayer and B1ble study , 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAIN$ CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underw ood , pastor Howard Caldwel l Jr Sunday Sc hoot Sup ! Su nday Sc hool . 9 30 am Mornrng Sermon 10 30 a m Sunday eveni ng servICe 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norrr s, pa stor Floy d Norn s, sup ! Sunda y schoo l 9 30 a m mornrng sermon 10 30 a m Pfayer serv ce Wednesday , 7 30 JJ m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Sm 1lh pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 a m Arthu r Henson Supt Mo rn1 ng Worshrp 11 am Young People s servr c e 7 p m Eventng service , 7 30 p m Wednesday Mtd Wee k Prayer Se r viCe, 1 31) p m You t h meetrng 6 JO p m Evenrng worshrp 1 JO p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate , pastor Wor st1 rp se r v rce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R •c hard Barton sup! F'rayer meet mg Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHR t ST Cl rfford Sm 1!h mrn ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m morn rng c hur c h 10 30 am Sunday evenrng ser vr ce 7 30p m We dn esday se rvice B GREAT BEND - WorShip 11 a m 7nd and 4th Sundays Church Sc hool 10 a m LE TART FALLS - Worshrp 10 a m Chur ch sc hool 9 a m Brbl e study 7 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - Wor st11 p 9 30 am Chu r c h Sc hool 10 30 am M1d Week S erv~ee Wedn esday !I p m MOR SE CHAPEL Wor Sh iP 11 am 1st and 3rd Sundays Chur c h Schoo l 10 am PORTLAND - Wor Ship 7 JO p m Chur ch Schoo l 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worshrp 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays Church Sc hOo l 10 a m NORTHEA ST CLUSTER Rev Rob er t M eece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worsh p 10 am Church Sc hool 9 a m Prayer Meelrng Wednesday fl p m LONG BOTTOM - Churcg se r v1 ce s 9 am Sun day Sc hool 9 45 am B1ble Study' every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEl - Wor sh ip 11 am Church Sc hoo l 10 am ALFRED - Sunday sc hool , 9 45 a m each Sunday preachtng at I I am each Sunday Prayer meer rng 7 45 p m Wed nesday WSC S 8 p m on third T uesday each month REEDSVILLE ......... Sunday sc hoo l 9 30, pr eachtng , 7 30 p m Sunday prayer m eetm g 7 30 p m Tuesctay wscs 7 30 f i rSt ~Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - Wor shtp 10 a m Church Sc hool , 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Wor s h (P. 9 am Churc h Sc h ool 10 a m K1E-Nb CHURCH OF CHRIST - George F r ederrck. sup ! Servtce weekty .... 9 30 a m on Sun day Pre achmg ftrst and lhr rd Sundays of month by Cl rfford Sm 1th , 9 30 am HOBSON CHA ISTIAN UNION - Darrell Ooddrlll pastor Sunday SchooL 9 30 a m Leonard Gilmore f rr st el d er , evening serv~ee 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer mee t in g, 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac in e Route 2 The Rev Charle s Hand , pastor Sunday schoo l 9 45 a m morn1ng w ors hrp , 11 a m Even 1ng servtces Tuesday and Friday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B tble Study, 9 30 am , mornrng worsh1p , 10 30 am , evenmg wor ship 6 30 p m Wednesday B1b l e St udy , 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sundav School , 10 am wrfh Willard Prgott sup t Evangelrsttc message each Sunday even ing 7 30 p m by E lder Russell Clm e, mrntster of the Apostolic F artt1 Bible Stu dy , Wednesdav 7 30 • • OF JESUS CHRIST HYSELL RUN FREE METHODISt CHURCH Rev Paul N ev rlte , pas t or RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE a ' 17 I -5 9 )~Run Joe Run 3.4,15, Adventures of Gilligan 13, Big Blue Marble 6, Pebbles & Bltmm Bamm 8, tO Camera 6, Bla ck Perspective on the News 20, 33 , Treasure Hunt 10 Oo-Land of the los I 3,-4, 15, Devlin 6, 13, Scooby Ooo, Where tO To Tel l the Truth 13 B 00- Sanlord & Son 3 4 15 Nog ht Stal ker 6,13 Comedy Special • Tu esdoy lsa 1ah Are '(ou 8.10, Elec Co 20 10 3o-Stgmund & the Sea Monsters 3,4, 15, Lassie 6,13, Shazam 8 10, Washrng l on W eek lr'l Review 20 33 8,10 8 JO- Ch oco & the Man J 4IS We 11 Get By 8,1 0, Wall Street Week 20 33 9 OQ-Movte ' The Greates t Story Ever Told " 3, 15, Hot L Ba llrmore 613, Garner Ted Armstrong 8, Great Per fo rman ces 1'0 We H Ge t By 10 Co nsumer Survival Kit 33 9 JO-Odd Coup le 6 , 13 Mov1e ' Hardca se • 8, 10 Assignment America 33 10 OQ- Bare tta iJ 13 Pau l Nu chlms 33 II tJO-News 3 4 6 8,10 13, 1S ABC News 33 11 30-J ohnny Carson 3,4, 15 Wtde World tn Co ncert 13 Movie ' Panr c m the C1ty 6 M ov te · Quo Vad ls" e,, Movie ' The Haunt rng ' 10 News 20 J anak I 33 53 A 9 • Wednesday Job 19 21 26 CAPTAIN E:ASY • Thursday LET 5 5EE- HOW MUCH JOY AND HAPPI NE$$ THAT NAU :5EA111\J G LITTLE CON ARTIST, THE GURU Colosstans 3 I 4 • N E)(T IT'S DAY. &ABOO FEEL 5 \VHE'I HE READS Tf/IS: - - - fr~doy WQT 5 UP HERE DAT COU IVT5 NAMELY, NIITTIN'/ 00- Mrdn1ght Sp ec1a l 3 4 15 Wtde Wor ld !n Con cert 6 News IJ luk e 24 30·35 l 1 5-Movu~ Strtmgl er of th e Swafup 1 30-S tar Trek 4 J JO-Mov1 e 'T he Last Sunset ' 4 5 30-Movle ' D 1ary ol a M ad m an 4 • Saturday John SATURDAY. MARCH 29, 1975 6 00-Sun r ise Semes ter 10 6 30-Fun For E"Yeryone 6 , Treeh ouse Club 10, Kentucky Afield 7 00-Sa turday Report 3 Aware 6, Treehouse Club 8, World BORN LOSE:R Around U s 10. In Tou ch 13 7 3o-Jabberwocky 3, Farm Front 4, Eddie Saunders 6, Abbott CO 'IOU & Coste llo Sesam e St '1'00'1/G A. FOT1'etJ (3a!8Vt' I~ l).l()ME;~'s 20 Man from COS t 10 Tennessee Tu xe do 13, 8 tJO-Addam s Famoly 3,4, I S, Yogi 's Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6, My Fav~r~~. Mil.\'~l~ ps a. Popeye to 8 3o-Whee l• e & d0e3Ghopper Bunch 3,4, 15, Bugs Bunny 13, Speedr acer 6 'Sp~d Buggy 8, Mi ster Rogers 20 $~OF R lbHT<SZ s, HUMOR, 'iCXJ IQ,IOIJJ ~T! Zee Cooki ng School 20 II tJO-Plnk Panther 3,4,15; Super Friends 6,13, Valley of fhe Dinosaurs 8, 10, Carrascolendas 20 11 30--Si ar Trek 3 41 5. Hudson Brothers Razzle 8,10, Zoom 20 12 00-Jetsons J 4.15; These are the Days 6,13. Harlem G lobetrotters 8,10, Bread & Buttertues 20 12 Jo-Sou l Train J Ameri c an Bandstand 6, 13, Go 4, 15, Fat Albert 8, 10 l 00-Bonanza 4, Children's Film Festival 8,1 0; B!g Time Wrestling lS 1 JQ--Green A cres 3, Sou l Train 6, Other People, Other Places 13 2 00-Bonanza 3, Beaux Ar ts Ba ll 4, To Be Announced 8, 15, Bill Dance Outdoors Show 13 2 3D-Festival of Famr1y Classi c s 4 Outdoors with Jul ius Boros 6, Fish in' Hole 8, Harold Ensley Sportsman 's Friend 13, Ouldoorswlfh Ken (;attaway IS 3 00--NCAA Basketball 3 4.15, Friends of Man 6, VIewpoint 8 Celebrity Bowling 13 J 3o-Pro Bowling 6,13, Pro Tennis 8.10 4 tJO-Makt no Th lnos Grow 33 4 3o-A Btf With Knlf 33 S 00--NCAA Basketball 3.4,15. Wide World of Sports 6, 13; High School Bowl8. Golf 10, The Romagnolls' Table33 ' 10 20 24·29 9 00-Emergency Plus 3,4, 15, Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Jeannie 8, 10, Sesame St 20 5 Jo-News 8, Course of our T i mes 33 6 tJO-Lawre nce Welk 8, News 10, Catch 33 33 6 3o-Reosoner Report 13. News 6, CBS News 10; Zoom 33 7 00-- Treasure Hunt 3, Lawrence Welk 4, 15, Hee Haw 6, 8, S25.000 Pyramid 10, NewsrTJaker '7513. World Press 33 7 3o-Jeopardy 3, Am mat World tO, Ameri can Life Style 13 8 tJO-E mergency 34,15, Kung Fu 13, Morris Cerullo Helpline 6, All In The Famllv R10 1\nnk 1\••t 33 8 3o-The Jeffersons 8.10; Biography =9 9 00--Movle " The Greofesf 5fory Ever Told" 3,4, 15, Movie " The Ten Commandments" 6, 13, Spring Event '75 with Oral Roberts 8, Mary iyler Moore 10, Movie "Gate of Hell " 33 9 3o-Bob Newhart 10 20 tJO-Carol Burnett 8,10 11 tJO-News 8,10. Janak! 33 11 05-News 3,4, Don Kirshner 's Rock Concert 15 11 3o-ABC News 6, Mcwle " 13 Ghosts" 8. Movie 'Genghts J >'t ~If Nlll AHNI II I J ,, >d II~ lJ I I I I I aro se early today lor a qv1et walk m my garden Faraway, church bells m the volley glord1ed the mormng Suclclenfy, '' seemed 1 saw unother garden, another woman She !food crymg by an empty tomb The beaut1es of the morn meant nothmg to her, for He, who hod g1ven meonmg to her Me, had dted on Calvary Weepmg, she tvrnecl, "teJI me where thou host latd h1m " " Mary" By one smgfe word lOY was reborn. 11 Mo sfer!" she said, and knew her Lord ftved. Now , the fumvltuous trrumph ol that hour rang across the centunes and swelled w1thm mel Tlut lord IS me n Come tam the m1ghty chorvs AHend your cfJ urch - learn the 1oyous promue of God's love Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to eath square, to form four ordmary words WHILE I'M AT IT I'Ll MAKE UP A NEW TA tL RJR YOU,lOO, LURCH ' ... WHEN 1\<EY REALIZED niEY HAD A REAL, LIVE ALIEN 0'-1 "Tl-lEI~ HANDS, 1\<EY WERE "TlO<:LED 3 CIO-Movle " Winchester 10 I I I I I I (J ICI.AUNY I rr ~ Wtth the hope tt wtll, tn some measure, fo ster and h e lp sustain that which ts good tn famtly and commumty ltfe, thts feature 1s Sf?On sored by the bus tness ltrms and organizaltons whose nam es appear below 1 Now arrance the circled lelten to form the o rI I ] L. l -~ Prilt~~~~~•::::IIIGI::..::AHSW!R=~ hln:___~l (Aanrl!,.. l om o rro-.) ~ LWA'f5 1 et!J ~ - I F ~'1Tt1 1 1'1Cit. StK:>U LD HAPPft-l To ME IT WOULDH'i MATI E'R NoW Bf'EH tiBLE TO Tt\f<E (~E OF M'15ElF - MEIGS TIRE CENTER 100 E Marn D•al992 2101 Bakers of Good Bread Hun t mgton , W Va Pomeroy RACINE FOOD MARKET GOEGLEIN READY MIX Dlal992 3284 ~ M rdd leport He done you , ~o·self, boLl' ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS BUick Pont 1ac Opel G M C Dea l er Ph 992 2174 337 N 2n d Ph 949 9591 Ph 992 2550 Mrddl eport BETSY ROSS BAKERY ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Rac1ne LJOU qot in ther· an done some qrabbtn' han'' Middleport, Ohoo 500 E Maon St T tme cla tm her town """"'" love rr •• • "''"'''"'""• Bakers of Gay 90' s Bread Middleport Ao R ' " Ph 992 3030 " "' "" UL ABNE:R SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 220 E Maon Lou rs W Osborne Pom eroy MARK V STORE I HAVE': . HUNDREVS OF DANCING Mtdd leport, Oh ro Ph 992 2178 BUT I'VE N~ER MET ONE' I VANTE'D IO MARRY IN OOBA-DOO THERE ONCE' ITS-608'- IF THE' GIRL YOU YOU'RE DeATH CAN PART WlfJCN./'' GAUL'S MARKET . SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Ches t er, Oh10 We F tll All Doctors Prescriptions Pomeroy 992 2955 (. @!J~ Me rgs Coun ty B r anc h THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296W HUS61N WANTTO MAAW 15 616, STRO\IS, ISMAPRtED AN' HeALTHY YOU MUST IT COULD BEA WAll 'nL. INFOORIATIN' WO.IT' SHE'S A MARRIED - ONLY Second Pomeroy Ph 992 3863 TWO LOCATIONS S9 N Second St Middleport, 0 46 Court St. GallipoliS , 0. li P. J. PAULEY, AGENT WAID CROSS . SONS STORE Grocer res& General Merchandise Ra c1ne Ph 949 5772 Nat1onwtde Insurance Co of Columbus. 0 307 Spr1ng Ave Pom eroy ANSWER JI/JIUifl ro~JHit I >t ll!lllll lllll( It f ltd .D•al 992 2318 LEO (July 23· Aug. 22) You re going 1o be drawn Into an Inlaw situation you cant ewofd Surprisingly it wi ll 1urn out to be to your benefit too Yesterday's An11wer'"" 26 House of 33 - Stanley VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) Lancaster's Range Someone with whom you ve symbol 34 SiBm visitor had a rec ent difference Is (2 wds ) 35 Whale herd eager to patch It up It s up to you to break lhe Ice 30 Ntclmame of 36 Mtning LIBRA (Sopt . 23-0ct 23) a cult find You re mu c h sharper star 37 GIVe _ bu slness w ise lodav than 31 In a whirl ( agttaled 1 ( 2 wds.) WIN AT BRIDGE 32 Wander 38- Avtv The Frnest m Mobile Homes Pomeroy Ph 992 1100 E Ma1n " The Froendly Folks" Pome roy , Ohio EHL Pomeroy 0 ' THE DAILY SENTINEL Keepsake Dramon d Rings 212 E Maon St YRITFC 7034 K&C JEWELERS BARNEY NORTH 4QJ 9 8 ¥A Q 10 • J to 4 2 410 6 WEST <iol074 ¥ 83 tA73 4K98 52 EHL RALL'S B .N FRANKLIN STORE Pamt, Plumb1ng & Electncat Supplies Tuppers Pta 1ns Ph 667 3964 . SOUTH IDI t K QB 4J 7 4 3 North Sou th vulnerable Rutland /1:: RECRTL, COE DDYOTL, RY KT GITOTL LZUTCRTL -KEG YH 19'11 Kit;a& Features Srndicatt. IDe ) . B udd mgSUppltes & Custom Mtllwork Ph 992 3978 \ ., • r AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Fob. 18) Soc ially you re going to tmd yourself In th e company of one wn o can help your caroer Its a good Ume 10 make your ambitiOns known PISCES (Fob. 20·March 20) Some news you re about to rece•ve will disappoint you at first Later you II realize It s brigh t not bleak Morch 21, 1875 Don 1 despair If your financ1al affatrs appear to Improve slow· ly tt11s year The year will end In the black. through your per· slstence and enterpnse Welt Nortb East Pass Pass 24 3N T Pass Pass ht ~ partner 's queen, he would have presented South wtth a lrtck But 1t would not have been the contract tnck When North btd two clubs, he was usmg th e ,Stayman conven liOn south s two diamond rebid demed holding etther four hearts or four spades So there was no way for South to collect four heart tncks You need four cards m a surt to score four tncks Of course, when West let East hold the second club Bast had to lead another su1t South had lime to knock out We~t' s ace of d1aritonds and make hts game South 2. The blddmg has been Pass 21! Pass Openmg l ead - 5 • WeSt North East 4¥ Pa ss 6 \' 4• 5• Dble 5 \' Pass Pass Soulh 3. By Oswald & Jam es Jacoby 'Why dtdn't you overtake my queen of clubs wtlh your kmg knock out South's jack and wmd up wtth f1ve trtcks and a plus score"~ " asked East " How was I to know' asked West " Wouldn't I have looked Silly If you held three clubs and mJ play allowed South to score an tmpos s1ble game wath four spades, four hearts and that Jack of clubs '" ' Yes You would have looked stlly, but that couldn't posstbly have happened th1s ltme " East was r ight South could have held JUSt three clubs In thai case If West had overtaken Pa ss Pass "~ You South, hold ¥AQJ9765¥2 t 7 34852 What do you do now' A - Pau You have mad~ your bid aad your partner says he can beal :dx hearts TODAY'S QUESTION West redou bles Nortb aqd East pass What do you do now' Send $1 for JACOBY MO~RN book to • win at Bridge, • (clo thiS newspaper) P. 0 Bo~ 489 Rodio C1ty Station. New Yorlt N Y 10019 __ -... (NEWSPAPER ENTEHPRISE ASSN I ~ • ' I , KT '!'OV t<NOO WH'I' THE'( 11'3E l•ddreporf. Oh•o . Ph 742 395" RY KT WTO 19) You II run lnlo so meone you had a preconceived opl~ nlon about When you get to know th is person, you'll be glad you did n t act on It IN T IDOOfi NOW I~GTEAO Of PI~? RACINE ~LANING ~MILL CARPENTER'S MARKET Salem St • ~ RY CY P T <Ct TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE EF T EAST 4 6;3 ¥9654 2 t 965 4AQ 4 AK 2 • KJ 7 Yesterday's Cryploqoote: GAMBUNG · IT IS THE CHIW OF AVARICE, THE BROTHER OF INIQUITY, AND THE FATHER OF MISCIUEF.-GEORGE WASHINGTON Devoted lo Meigs Mason Area Pomeroy 0 • Ph. 992 3785 KYYSC CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. Bidding tips South's holding One letter sunply >lands for another In thiS sample A a used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single leUors, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hmts Eac:h day the code letters are daft'erent CYPT comprom rse rs called for In a partnership matter Your" tact and honesty will ease a paten· lially sticky situation CANCER (Juno 21-.luty 22) A CRYPTOQUOTE POWELL'S SUPER VALU 21) Because It could put you out you !I be tempted to turn d o wn so m eone wt1o has helped you But you II perform like the good guy you are TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) A /u nction you we ren 1 toO keen on will turn out to be a real ball Go and see lor yourself rf you d on t believe m e . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. • SAG ITT ARtUS (Nov. 23-Doc You II be c alled upon to do a favor that may cost a bit out·ofthe pocket Th e ellpense will be well worth the good wlil that resu lts ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work it; AXYDJ,BAAXR lo LONGrELLOW I Somet hing you do loday out of kindness will make a more lasting tmpresslon than you realize Later yo1.1r kindness will be repaid GEMINI (Moy 21-Juno 20) by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 6 Seed; germ I Moroccan 7 'Peter Pan 11 ctty captam 6 - off H DetectiVe (Ignore) Ktrby II Texas shrme 9 Function 12 Eqmhbrmm 10 - whtz' 13 Celebrate 14 Lounge, (2 wds.) dawdle 15 Common (2 wds.) prefix 17 Passport 16 Frolic endorsement 17 Climbmg 18 Dry wme 19 F1rst.rate plant 18 Formal 20 "Shane" star dan~ (Fr. ) 21 The Pequod's 21 Brand~'s sktpper professton 22 GISt 24 South Seas 23 Corner canoe 24 AffectatiOn 25 Cut up (2 wds ) 27 Regwn 28 Outdid 29 Notion ·• 30 Foreshadow 31- grapes 32 Brown kiwi 35 Celebratmg (3 wds.) 39 Ade book 40 Lucky number 41 SubstantiBI 42 Helen, to Italians DOWN I Htghway approach 2 Wmghke a' Cook 4 Wooden core 5 Tugboat's devtce GASOLINE ALLE:Y Ev rljbOdLJ JURIST ~ }8 !5 M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER KlwJ TARRY 1w a11 - AOASTE~S Mtnor Repa1rs & Tu ne-up Beec h & Locus t M iddleport Ph 992 2366 I Amwf'r 9..11 THAT CHILO- HA!i'M MUST HOl CO ME TO Hf:R· INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Stor e w1th A Hea r t Phone 949 3342 Ra e me 1'1'\UCti SU1 "SHORlY" AND HIS CiA ~~ A~E VICIOUS - THEY'Ll STOP AT NOTHING - HEINERS BAKERY Yl!1le rd•y'1 S ubdu e personal Interests tn or der to placate your mate If yo u have peace on the homefron t your day will be rewarding For S•turd1y. March 28, 1175 ARIES (Morch 21·Aprll 18) l Jumbl ... POWER SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) 50METrME5 A CATCH TO ii!EtN& A T~APEZE ARTt5T •urpriae •n•wer. u I ~=·'==!:~==~~=·~~:;;~·~-~:_:••:r~l~•=•t:•~d by the above ta.rtoon. WOR!i! IED MUCH- I''.'E '73" 4, ABC News 13 yesterday, bu1 you still have a few blind spots Continue on a proven prudenl program 1.1/TNEC WHIL HOW I HAVE'N'T Khan " 10, News 13 11 35-,Movle " The Champagne Murders" 3, Mov ie " A Man Could Get Killed" 4 11 45-Movle "The Phontom of the Red House" 6 t ~ 00--Movte " Web of Violence" 13 1 15-Movle " Sfogecooch to Dancers' Rock" 4 1 30-Movle " Sundoys and Cybele" 10, Movie " Lost Women" 13 3 3o-Movle " The Angry Hills" 10 4 45-Movte " The Golden Treasure" 4 PINK' - EASTER SUNDAY .... .. John FRIDAY, MARCH 2&• 1975 1 3o-Porter Wagoner 3 Pop Goes the Country 4,8, New Candid OF Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng ser vrce 10 30 am youth serv1ce 6 45 p m M IDDLEPORT Sunday E'Wangel ts ttc servrce 7 30 p m Church School 9 30 a m John Prayer meetrng Tt1u rsday F Fu ltz Sup! Morning 7 30 p m Worship 10 :Jll am ~ FREEDOM GOSPEL SYRACUSE Mor n ing MISSION at Bald K nob Rev WorSh ip 9 am Su nda y E J Gr rfflth su pt of church Church Sc hool 10 a m Mrs Rev L R Gluesencamp Sampson Hal l Sup t pastor Roger Wll lf red Sr Sunday Sc hool sup t Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 am , praye r R UTLAND CHURCH OF meetrng Tue sday 7 30 p m GO D - Phillip Whit l ey pastor vo uth meettng 6 p m Sunday Sunday s choo l 10 a m leade rs Ada Van Mei er an d BRADBURY CHURCH OF ~ Grella Surtle Sunday evenmg wor Sh i p se r v1ce , 7 p m CHRIST - Brb l e Sc hoo l 9 30 wor sh p , 7 p m t hrough w 1nter Prayer mPehng Wednesday 1 30 p m mornmg worsh rp 10 30 monttls a m a m Sunday even ng Wor sh rp Se rv1 ce 7 p m cho tr prac t. ce - MT HE'ii'MON CHURCH OF Wednesday 7 p m Rev Jeff THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHR 1ST Robert Shook, Ra n son Pa 5tor pastor Sunday sc hool , 9 30 HAZEL COMMUNITY a m , Russell Spen cer , sup! ANTIQUITY BAPTIST CHU RC H Near Long Bot worsh ip servtce 10 45 am Re'Y Freeland Norrrs, pastor tom Edse l Hart pastor evenmg wor shiP atternat1ng Sund ay school 10 a m , Chur c h With C E at 7 30 p m on Su nday sc noot 10 a m Wednesctav Su nday P rayer meet rng , 7 30 serviCe 7 p m Chur c h 7 30 p m prayer mee 11n g 7 30 p m Thursday p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe Blble Study !_ _p m l a y lea der RACINE CHURCH OF WHITE'S CHAPEL I HE NAZARENE Rev Coolv ille RO Re v Roy De eter Wrllram Bartholomew pastor pt!lsto r Sun day school , 9 30 Sunday SCilOO I 9 JO a m MIDDLEPORT PEN am worShiP servrc:e 10 30 Gerald Wells supt mo rnrng TECOSTAL - Th 1rd Alo'e the a m B tb le study and prayer worsh1p 10 30 am Wed Rev Wil l i am K n 1tte1 pastor serv rce Wednesday , 7 30 p m Ro nald Dugan Sund ay School nesday serv~ee, 7 p m RUTLAND RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Sup t Classes for all ages RUTLAND CHURCH OF ll er P B1kacsan pa st or Wa evenmg service , 7 30 p m REV I\ AL OPF.NS Ho\' ard ZdtH ~v 11l e cts CHRIST - Rod Kas l er pastor Wednesday , 7 30 Ronnre Sa l ser Sunday sc hool V H Braley Sunday sch oo l A rcv tval 11111 be held"' i 30 e\ angehs t Speoal mus tc will pB1mble, study supt Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m you th ser vices Fridi!IV sup! Sunday SChOp f. 9 30 am morn rng worShiP 10 40 p m March 30 through Apnl 6 be presented e.1ch evemng 1 30 p m worsh rp se r viCe and co m Sunday even rng worShip 7 30 BAPTIST at Wh tle's Chnpel Wesle)an Rev Hoj Deeter , p~tstor, ex- CoFREEWILL mun·on 10 30 am vouth rner As h i!lnd Pl um Mid Wednesday even 1nQ Brble mee!lng , 6 p m Sun da y 5t udy 7 30 d leport Noel Herrman Church fl\e miles south of te nds ,m lllvtlcttlon to th e senu ce 7 r egular eve n rng pastor Sa tur dav eve n ing DANVILLE WESLEYAN Coolville "tlh Rev Donnld public board meetmg th.rd Sat urd ay se r vice 7 p m Sund lJy sc hool Rev L elon Gtas ur e, pastor 1p m , 10 am Sundav evening Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m RUTLAND COMMUNITY .~.....worsh ip 7 p m youth and 1un lor youth servrce CHURCH SunQay School , 6 45 p m , evenrng wor sh1p , 9 30 am WorSh i p service , 11 1 30 p m , prayer and pratse a m Wednesday prayer Wednesday, 7~ MEIGS mee t rng 7 30 p m Sunday SILVER RUN FREE COOPERATIVE n tght worshrp 7 30 p m BAPTIST ~ Re¥ Ralph Dean PARISH pas tor Su nda y School 10 a m THE UNITED RUTLAND CHURCH OF Even ng Leon M iller, supt METHODIST CHURCH THE NAZARENE -Rev servrce 7 30 p m Pr ayer Robert T Bumgarner meet mg ThUrsday , 7 30 c m Ll oyd 0 Grtmm Jr pa stor 01redor Su nday school 9 30 a m CHESTER CHURCH OF POMEROY CLUSTER wor sh ip serv 1ce 10 30 am R ev CartE HICks GOD .;- ~ev Dan Ayers pastor .1 f."w day sch oo l 9 30 broadcast ttve over WMPO Rev. D Wm Sy denstrtcker young peoples servrce 6 45 'C HESTER - Worsh1p 9 I S am Wo·s rp ser v rce 11 am , evangelrsttc servtce 7 30 p m evenmg - sei''W iC e, 7 JO p m t!l m , Church School 10 a m Prayer meetmg Wednesday youth ser vrce Wednesday , 7 JO ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 7 30 p m Mtssronary meettng Pm a m Ch urch Sc hool , 10 a m 7 30 p m f rrst Wednesday of FLATWOODS - Worsh tp 11 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN mon th t!l m Chur ch Schoo l 10 a m CHURCH T ed J one s. . POMiii:ROY WorSh i p pas tor Sunda y sc hool . 9 30 MASON COUNTY 10 30 am Cnurch Sc hool 9 15 a m Roy S1gman supt THE HILAND CHAPEL a m UMYF 6 30 p m mornmg worShip 10 30 George Casto pastor SundaY ROCK SP~INGS - Worsh i p Sunday evenrng sen ce 7 30 _ichool. 9 30 . _ evenmg worsh1o 10 a m Ch~rc h Sc hool 9 a m m rd week servrce Wed 7 30 Thursday even1ng prayt!r UfVl,YF630pm ~ nesday , 7 30 p m serv rce , 7 JO p m MIDDLEPORTCLUST~R " DOC" & GARNET SEXTON REV RICHARDJAYMES ~MASON FIRST BAPTIST Rev Rob ert Bumgarn er SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts , Sta n HEATH Worsh iP 10 30 THE NAZARENE Rev Crarg , pa stor Sunctav sc:hool. a m Chu r ch Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Howard C Bla c k., pastor Bob 9 -45 am • worshtp servtce , 1l UMYF7pm. Moore , Sunday School Su p t • rn:~o tra1n ino union. 6 30 RUTLAND - WorShtp 9 15 Sunday Sc hool cla sses for all am p m evenmg worship serv ic e Chur ch School 10 & m , a m ages 9 30 a m morn rng 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer UMYF7pm worsh1p , 10 45 NYPS Su nday, service , Wednesday , 7 JO p m SALEM CENTER Wor 6 30 p m • evangeltst rc sen11ce, MASON CHURCH OF sh iP 9 am Church School 10 Sun dlJy , 7 30 p m M tCI week CHRIST, P 0 Bo x -487 . Miller am UMYF Thursday , 7pm prav~r meettng, Wednesday, St , Meson , w Va Sunday SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 30p m , M1ss 1onary meeting , 81ble Study 10 am Worsh rp Rev RIChard E Ja rV IS second Wedne~qay , 7 30 p m 11 a m and 7 p m B rble Study ASBURY Worsh rp 11 UNITED FAITH NO Pot Wednesdav 7 p m , Voca l a m Church School 9 SO a m DENOMINATIONAL Rev musrc WSCS , 1st Tuesday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· FOREST RUN - WorshiP 9 Robert Sm tlh . pastor Sunday school , 9 30 am • class l eader , TIST - Corner or Second and a m Church School 10 a m Pa stor WSCS . 3rd Wednesday , 7 30 leo H rll , worsh i p serv rce , Anderson. Mason 10 30 a m_ .:.....£hur ch , 7 30 p m Wt!!lter Clou d" Sunday school pm EDEN UNITED BRETH · 9 45 am , worsh1p serv1ce , 11 MINERSVILLE Worsh rp am and 7 JO p m Week ly RENIN CHRIST - Elden R 10 a m , Chur ch School 9 a m , SUNDAY SCHOOL_ _ ___ _ ____ 9·30 AM B1ble study , Wedn esday, 7 JO Slake pastor Sun day School wscs 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m 10 a m , Howard McCoy , pm SY RACU!iE Church MORNINGWOR S HIP_ _______ t O JOA M MASON ASSEMBLY OF sup! Morn rng sermon , 11 11 Sc hool 9 30 a m , worshrp GOD - Second Sl , Mason , w m Sunday n1ght serv rces {Broadcast Live Over WMPO l ser'Wt t;,r , 7 30 p m Va Chester T enn ant, pastor Chr rst ran Endeaver 7 3D p SOUT HERN CLUSTER YOUNG PEOPL£ __________ 6.45 P.M. Sund a y schoo l , 10 a m , m Song serv1,e, 8 p m R ev Sleven Wilson morntng worshtp 11 am , Preach•ng 8 30 p m • M1d EVANGELISTIC SERVfCE _____ 7 . 30 P.M. Rev Lar ry Poltng week Prayer meeting , Wed ~ evangeltSfrc serv1c:e , 7 30 p m Rev Howard Sh1vetey WEDNESDAY SERVICE ______ 7 30 P . M. nesday , 7 p m , RBy Adams , 8 1ble study and prayer serv 1ce, BETHANY t Do rcasJ Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phon e lav Ieeder WorSh ip 9 30 am Church 773 5133 School 10 30 a m CHURC H OF JESUS HARTFORD CHURCH OF CARMEL WorShip 11 CHRIST - Located at Rutland CHRIST tn Chr1shan Un10n Revival serv1ces, now m progress, Will close Ea st er a m 1st and 3rd Sundays , on New L1ma Road. next to The Rev Wtlltam Campbell , Sunday Rev R1chard W Jaymes of 8eltetonta1ne, Oh1o Church Schoo l 10 a m Forest Acre Park Rev Ra y IS the ~vangehst and "Doc " and Garnet Sexton of Rouse. pas tor , Robert Musser , pa:stor Sunda y School , 9 30 m James Hughes , supt , APPLE GROVE · Su nrlay Sunday School supt Sunday A shland, Kentuck y, are th e SonCJ Evangehst s even rng serv1ce. 7 30 p m school 9 JO a m , worsrn p schoo l, 10 30 am • worsh ip We dnesday evening p raye r hrsl and thJ rd Sunday, 7 30 7 JO p m B tble study, Wed meeting , 7 30 p m Youth p m , prayer meet mg . Wed nuday , 7 30 p m Sa turdav prayer ser'W tCt: each Tuesday nes day 1 30 p m Fe11owsh tp nlgnt prayer serv tce, 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BIBLE supper , first Saturday 6 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH ,. Letar t, W Va , Rt U M W second Tuesday "1 30 CHRISTIAN - Rog'er Watson 1 Rev George Hoscha ~ p m pastor , Ray Whaley supt , pastor Sunda1y School 9 JO Mornrng worship 9 30 am , LLOYD D GRIMM, JR EAST LETART 5lloda y church schoo l, 10 30 a m , am ' Prayer .Bnd Brble ~tudy , 7 30 p m Collage Prayer PASTOR 1 sc hoo l , 9 JO a m worsh 1P young people 's meetmg 6 JO Serv 1ce Tues da y , 1.0 am P rrn even tng worsh1p , 7 30 ·----~ second and four th SlJnd.w 7 ~0 WOI"l~IIP Sirvic:e, THursday , ___.,,._ ._- _ ... !' m pr ~ Y .. rncr .u q Wed P m Btb t•e study , Wednesday, 1 ~n n m JUST T YOUR WELCOME HIS NECK! Television lo2 for easy viewing 13 LATTER DAY SAINTS PortlanQ Raet ne Road Wrllram Roush , pastor Denny Evans Su nday Sc hoor Dtre ctor Sun da y Sc hool 9 30 Morn ing worshrp 10 30 a m am Sunday evenrng servrce 7 P m Wednesday eveni ng prayer serv rces, 7 30 D m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ear l Shuler pas t o r WorSh iP serv 1ce 9 30 am Sunday schoo l 10 30 am Sunday e'Jen ng serv tces 7 30 p m Brb l e study and prayer se rviCe Th ursday 7 30 p m K rngsbury Road ~ Sundav Sc hool 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl, supt Worshrp serv1ce, 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meettng , Wednesday, 7 30 p m Rev 1av Stiles, Ot!lstor LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wya tt , pastor Sunda y Scnoor Ronald Osborne Brble supl Schoo l, 9 30 am prea c htng 10 45 t!l m Evenrng serv1ces 7 10 p m A "' '' . Mu •day lAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST R e'W Floyd F Shook pa s t or L lo yd Wrrghl Sunday sc hool sup! Sunday schoo l 9 30 am mor n •ng wor shrp 10 30 am e¥enrng worsh 1p 7 30 p m Wedne sday Chrrsttan Youth Cru sad e 6 30 p m Chotr pra ct ce Thursday 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Cha rl es Russett Sr m nt ster N orman c Wrll supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 am worsh rJJ ser v rce 10 30 am Brb le study, Tuesday, 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH • · 16 1 A • I THAT DOES IT! IM FINDING THAT .JERK, TO BREAK • pm pm STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH - Su nday school ser vice 10 a m F'ray er meeting Thursda y , 7 p m Sunday evening ser vice , 7 D m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harrr so nvlll e Road Mik.e G r ton pastor Steven Sta nley Sunday school supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m mo r n 1ng wo r Sh ip and com mun ron 10 JO a m Sunday even 1ng youth Chrtstran en deavor. 6 30 p m worShip se rv 1cc 1 30 p m Wednesda.,Y eve n1ng prayer mee trn g and B1ble study 1 JO p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Pine Grove The Re v William Mtddleswarth Pastor Church Servrces 9 30 am Sunday ScllOol 10 30 am Sun day John . .. .., . .,..._ • �I I • - .•. 6- The Datly Sent mel . Mtddl<'i>" 1 P''""'' m 0 ~ ~ 11Ci. ~'«." u • •• '- PO MEROY POMEROY TR INITY Rev W H Perrrn pastor Rov Mayer S und~)' sc twol su p t Chur c h SChOOl Q 1o il 11 w orshrp serv rce 10 } J n m Youth c ho1r rehearsal Mon day 3 JO p m unde1 C!rt eLI 1on of M~ry Sk. 1nner se ntor c tlOJr rehearsal 7 30 p m Thursr!ny wdh Mr5 Paul Neil ~C' dtrecror POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAR ENE - Cornllr Unt '"' n and Mulberry Rev Clyae V Henderson pilstor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m Gler1 M cCl ung supt morn1ng wor shtp 10 30 a m evenmg serv tce 7 30 111 d wP ek se r v ce Wednesdav 7 JO p m GRACE EPISCOPAL Tht: Harold Deeth rec tor Rev Churct1 se r v1 ces 10 30 am Hoiv com mun ron l 1r st Sunday ol month chur c h sc hool 10 30 a m tor nursery thr ou all 11 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST TNr tll Gron u1q cr pas to r 8 1bl e sch ool 9 10 am worstlrp 10 30 a m adult worsh p serv 1ce ~lnd vauiHJ peop les mect Jil Q 7 30 p m Comb•ned B1blt> study and prnyer nH•elmQ W ed neSdily 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W n1ng oflrcer 1n ch arge Su nday 10 am Holrness meetmg 10 30 am Sunday Schoo l Young Peopl es L~g on 7 p m Thursday lto 3 p m Ladre s H!)nH" L eaooe 7 p m Pr ep c lasses ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner ol Syca more and Second Sts Pomeroy T! e R e'W Wrll am Mrddle o; w,l.r l h Pastor Sundi:l\1 Sc hool at 9 15 am and Chur c 11 C. cnnce s 11 am SACRED HEART Rev Fa ther Pilul 0 We !ron pas ror Phone 992 18? 5 Saturday even1nq Ma s~ 7 30 Sund,ly Mas s 8 and 10 a m Con t ess1on Sar urd.ly 7 7 30 p n 1 POMEROY. F I R ST BAP TIST Rob ert K uhn pastor Wd l1 am Watson Su nday schoo l sup I Sunda',' sc hoo l 9 30 am BY F 6 p m B1blt" study Wednesda y 7 p rn c ho r pract 1C e Wednf'sday B 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYA N HOLINE SS CHURC H lli'!rr JSO nv JIIc Rev 0 De ll Mi!n' tc,. Pas tor HPnry E OI n Sunda ,. Sc hool Su pt Sunday C:.c hool 9 JQ a Ill Evrn ng worsh p-. JO p 111 Pra)>cr <"~nd Pr a S(' 5t:'rVJC (' T!llJrotrlay 30 D m SYRAC U SE FIRST - H URC H OF GOD Rev l. ~o 1 1 1 Llt1 1 r f)ii '> I Or ru rHilY '\( 11 001 \;l I ' ,1 1 m orr r nq pred Cil n o II cl •ll 1 0 ~)n o 1 V'lJ I(J{' I o\ 1•< " '' r v ( ! 1 t lu r ~ d i Y tiOMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRI ST 200 W 1 '1 1 ' I Jtrr ',' PHJI 1• n Slo 1 ph o n e Q9) J 06r. Conser v at 1 ... e non n str u1Hentat Sunday wor ShiP 10 am B!l:>le st udv II am worsh1p 6 p n Wednesday Brb le study ! p m MIDWAY COMMUN ITY C HURCH ( non de nom natrona I) Langsv li e Dexter Road t h e Rev Worley Hal ey pastor Sunday school 10 am evcn1ng worsh•P 7 30 p m P r aye r meet 1ng Tuesday J 30 pm youth group Fr 1day 7 30 p m p rn DEXTER BIBLE CHRI STIAN CHURCH Rev pa stor Sundav Ron T C' r r,ll sc tlOol 10 . 1 11 Mrs Worley... f ra n cr!. sup(' rl ntendcnt MClrn rnq wor sll p I ~ a 111 \ uncJny LvCnrnq s.cn•rce 7 J() the Sermonette 'f rHE ROAD TO CALVARY Durm g Holy Wee k 197!) \\ Cag,un mt~kc ou r \HI) up the road lh Hileads to C:Jivan '11us ah\ r1 ~ s 1ncludl·~ ct Closs ltmdy bed rross tll,tl hus been cnfm ced upon us 01 on tlw ot her hand, Jt nldY be a cross uf om ll\\ n ctmostng In Luke 2.! 26-.!J 11 e h,,vc th e slu1) uf Sun on <1nd Chrtst fhe one compelled to be.u 1he Cross dnd t he Othe1 '- hoosmg to be~tr It It 1s probable t h r1t 1ht 1e ts some c: ross 01 other\\ Ju ch every one of us ts compe lled to Cilll v TI1e1 P at r .1lso c1asses thd t may be of our O\\ n choosmg But there Js always something dCctdenta1 about the c1asses w e .u c l'Ompclled to bear Th is mc1den1 , With Simon must hc1ve seemed !Jke ~~st r a nge tm n m pi ov1dence m hts ltfe He \\ dScommg m fl om the countr} No doubt he had been out WOI kmg bc fme bl e.J kfasl cllld \\ A!:i then retUJ nmg home hlillh'l \ and t1red He \\aS a fanu l) llhlll, the htthet of h\ O sons, Alex,Hlder ,1nd RuhlS returmng to ..1tten d to the lt: sponst bilitlt s of tht:• home Bu t nght m tlw nmlst of mounltng r~ s pon~t btltt l t's of ttw del\ h ~ 1s a sk ed to Litke lttlw tHtt I n bt~cl l ,, fLl lo \\ ('t t.•rt !lll e ~ Ll t~ sS up the exeeut10n lull I11e' 1 compell ed Simon to 1Jct11 I hs Closs No one was clltX JOus f01 tin s tct~k It \\ dS c11 ep1 oc~ch, c~n d none would clo 11 but bv com pub ton But Uou!Jtles s \\ ht 11 Stmon bc ldme tmare of the fact tlldt tt v. c~ s the Cht 1st' ~ C'1oss he was bearmg. the <.:ompu lsm \ ta sk became 10 hm1 c1 JO\ d tH! even an hono1 Yes, compulsiOn can 1 cmlily <.:hr1nge mto dclrgh t ''hen we realize thflt om c 1oss IS bemg em n ed for H1s ::~<tke It 1s then tha t we begm to sense that ther e m ay be ~OJne t hmg 1 edcmp ttvc about our suffermg For those 1\ ho "llhnglv subnut to bear the C1oss of Clmst, are thereby b1 ought tnl o close t fe llo\1 slup 1\ 1th the Chnst of the Cross As \\ C JOurney up Calvt~n s Hill ngmn on Uus Good Fnday, whether \\e are bea rmg a ct oss of ow ow n chousmg, c1s m the case of Christ , or a cross we are compelled to catry, a ~ tn the case ofStmon, lf \\ Care " tllmg to r ccerve It as ct g 1ft from God, It can become the cross we nm' choo~e to cdrn for Hts sa ke. <tnd for the sake of ou r fellow cross-beaters - Dn1gh t I Za\•ltz, Pastor·Dtrect or, Umled Presb\'termn Muns ter Me r g~ Coun ty GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preac hrng 9 30 ,, m"' f 1rst and second Su11da ys ot each mon th th ird and fourth Sund~ys eac h n1onlh worshrp se rv tce at 7 JO p m Wednesday ev £'n1ng s at 7 30 Pra¥er and Btble St ud'{ SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulberry 7 H e,qhls Pom eroy Pasto r c,,r.:trd Seton Sab bath sc hoo l ever y Snl urday at 1 p m and wor St1 •P ser ... ce IO II owrng at p m Ope n B rb le 3 IS d scuss ton 7 30 p m at tne chur c h ea cl1 T hursday F IR ST SOUTHER N BAP TI ST 78 1 Mu l ber ry Ave Ponrr•1ay - a lfd 1ate d wrfh 5 0 C lhe Rev Bradley ~ pf>n C('r pcl'>IO r Troy Zw llltn g Su nda~ sc hool sup t Sunday Sr llool 9 JO a m mo rn nt) WOr'5 11Jp 10 ]0 Sunday Lvangr-1 1st c mret1ng 7 30 p m Prayer mee t n g Wednesdcy I 10 D m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Co rn er Fou rth and Marn M dd leport Rev H enry Key Jr pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Mrs E r ¥m Baumgard ne r sup ! Morn rng wonhrp 10 J5 a m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES L arr y Carnahan pre s1d1ng m1n tSi er Su nday Brble lee lure 9 30 a m Wa t ch towe r Tu esday study 10 30 am Brble stud y 7 30 p m Thur s day minis t r y schoo l 1 30 p m ser v• ce m ee ting 8 30 pm RUTLAN D FREEW I LL BAPTIST Roqer TUin er Pii Sior ~ rndn',' sc hool 10 fl m '>undn',' even nq serv1cc 7 JO Wednf'<;d,l y 1'\ blf' stu dv 1 JO OLD ' ' \t ,u 1 n zti. 1!175 I MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chrtst 1n Chnsllan Un1onLawr e11 ce Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hoo l Sup! Sunday School 9 30 am E'Wen rng wor ShiP 7 30 W ednesday pr ayer meetrng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racme Route 2 the Rev James M Mun cv p.,s tor Sunday s ch oo l 9 45 a m morning worshrp II am ev en ng worshtp 7 30 p m Pray er meetrng Tue sday 7 30 p m Young peop l e' s mee trn g 7 30 o m Thursday MI DDLEPORT FIRST BAPT I ST - Corner S1x t h and P~ l mer theRe ... Cl eo Y Boyd Ptt '>'t o r Danny T hompson Sunda,. schoo l su pt WMP O r rJd o program 7 45 am Sunda y school 9 15 am morn1nQ wor sh1p 10 15 am Youth .1c 1 vrtres and fe llowsh p for lun •or and se nror l1 1gh s tuden ls 6 p m Sunday Evenrng Wor sh tp at 7 30 Mrd Wl'l'k pr ayer se rvrce Wed nes da y 1 30 o m C HURCH OF CHRIST , Mrdd l eport 5th an d Mar n George G l t!!Ze , mrnlster , James Sheets super ln tendent B tbl e SChOO l , 9 30 am morning worst11p 10 30 am even rng worshrp 7 30 p m pray er ser'Wrce 7 p m Wed nesQa¥ MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Dvn Co l e pasto r A llr ed Ru sche ! Sunday Sc hool 5upt Su nd ay school 9 JO am mornrng worSh tp 10 30 am Sunday e\l~ngeltstrc meet rng 7 30 p m prayer meet ng , W edne5day 1 30 p m THE UNITED BYTERIAN PRES MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY. DW ight L Zav1 fl , Pastor D1rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Chur ch Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee, s..,. p t Morn 1ng Wors1'11p 10 30 am nesday 1 30 p m U M W I ir S' Wed ne sday 7 30 p m WESLEYA N (Rac 1nel Su nday sc ho ol 10 a m worstl1p 11 am B1bte study , Thursday 7 p m cho1r prr~c t ic e Thur sday 8 p m I t IIOWShr p supper f ir st Wed ne sday 6 30 p m U M W fourth Mond a y, fl p m 7 30 p m MT UNION B,APTIST Rev Cecd Co)( castor Sunday · ~chool sup! , Joe Sayre Sunday school 9 4S a m Sund a y evenln!J worship 7 30 W ednesday p1ayer and B1ble study , 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAIN$ CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underw ood , pastor Howard Caldwel l Jr Sunday Sc hoot Sup ! Su nday Sc hool . 9 30 am Mornrng Sermon 10 30 a m Sunday eveni ng servICe 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norrr s, pa stor Floy d Norn s, sup ! Sunda y schoo l 9 30 a m mornrng sermon 10 30 a m Pfayer serv ce Wednesday , 7 30 JJ m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Sm 1lh pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 a m Arthu r Henson Supt Mo rn1 ng Worshrp 11 am Young People s servr c e 7 p m Eventng service , 7 30 p m Wednesday Mtd Wee k Prayer Se r viCe, 1 31) p m You t h meetrng 6 JO p m Evenrng worshrp 1 JO p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate , pastor Wor st1 rp se r v rce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R •c hard Barton sup! F'rayer meet mg Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHR t ST Cl rfford Sm 1!h mrn ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m morn rng c hur c h 10 30 am Sunday evenrng ser vr ce 7 30p m We dn esday se rvice B GREAT BEND - WorShip 11 a m 7nd and 4th Sundays Church Sc hool 10 a m LE TART FALLS - Worshrp 10 a m Chur ch sc hool 9 a m Brbl e study 7 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - Wor st11 p 9 30 am Chu r c h Sc hool 10 30 am M1d Week S erv~ee Wedn esday !I p m MOR SE CHAPEL Wor Sh iP 11 am 1st and 3rd Sundays Chur c h Schoo l 10 am PORTLAND - Wor Ship 7 JO p m Chur ch Schoo l 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worshrp 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays Church Sc hOo l 10 a m NORTHEA ST CLUSTER Rev Rob er t M eece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worsh p 10 am Church Sc hool 9 a m Prayer Meelrng Wednesday fl p m LONG BOTTOM - Churcg se r v1 ce s 9 am Sun day Sc hool 9 45 am B1ble Study' every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEl - Wor sh ip 11 am Church Sc hoo l 10 am ALFRED - Sunday sc hool , 9 45 a m each Sunday preachtng at I I am each Sunday Prayer meer rng 7 45 p m Wed nesday WSC S 8 p m on third T uesday each month REEDSVILLE ......... Sunday sc hoo l 9 30, pr eachtng , 7 30 p m Sunday prayer m eetm g 7 30 p m Tuesctay wscs 7 30 f i rSt ~Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - Wor shtp 10 a m Church Sc hool , 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Wor s h (P. 9 am Churc h Sc h ool 10 a m K1E-Nb CHURCH OF CHRIST - George F r ederrck. sup ! Servtce weekty .... 9 30 a m on Sun day Pre achmg ftrst and lhr rd Sundays of month by Cl rfford Sm 1th , 9 30 am HOBSON CHA ISTIAN UNION - Darrell Ooddrlll pastor Sunday SchooL 9 30 a m Leonard Gilmore f rr st el d er , evening serv~ee 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer mee t in g, 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac in e Route 2 The Rev Charle s Hand , pastor Sunday schoo l 9 45 a m morn1ng w ors hrp , 11 a m Even 1ng servtces Tuesday and Friday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B tble Study, 9 30 am , mornrng worsh1p , 10 30 am , evenmg wor ship 6 30 p m Wednesday B1b l e St udy , 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sundav School , 10 am wrfh Willard Prgott sup t Evangelrsttc message each Sunday even ing 7 30 p m by E lder Russell Clm e, mrntster of the Apostolic F artt1 Bible Stu dy , Wednesdav 7 30 • • OF JESUS CHRIST HYSELL RUN FREE METHODISt CHURCH Rev Paul N ev rlte , pas t or RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE a ' 17 I -5 9 )~Run Joe Run 3.4,15, Adventures of Gilligan 13, Big Blue Marble 6, Pebbles & Bltmm Bamm 8, tO Camera 6, Bla ck Perspective on the News 20, 33 , Treasure Hunt 10 Oo-Land of the los I 3,-4, 15, Devlin 6, 13, Scooby Ooo, Where tO To Tel l the Truth 13 B 00- Sanlord & Son 3 4 15 Nog ht Stal ker 6,13 Comedy Special • Tu esdoy lsa 1ah Are '(ou 8.10, Elec Co 20 10 3o-Stgmund & the Sea Monsters 3,4, 15, Lassie 6,13, Shazam 8 10, Washrng l on W eek lr'l Review 20 33 8,10 8 JO- Ch oco & the Man J 4IS We 11 Get By 8,1 0, Wall Street Week 20 33 9 OQ-Movte ' The Greates t Story Ever Told " 3, 15, Hot L Ba llrmore 613, Garner Ted Armstrong 8, Great Per fo rman ces 1'0 We H Ge t By 10 Co nsumer Survival Kit 33 9 JO-Odd Coup le 6 , 13 Mov1e ' Hardca se • 8, 10 Assignment America 33 10 OQ- Bare tta iJ 13 Pau l Nu chlms 33 II tJO-News 3 4 6 8,10 13, 1S ABC News 33 11 30-J ohnny Carson 3,4, 15 Wtde World tn Co ncert 13 Movie ' Panr c m the C1ty 6 M ov te · Quo Vad ls" e,, Movie ' The Haunt rng ' 10 News 20 J anak I 33 53 A 9 • Wednesday Job 19 21 26 CAPTAIN E:ASY • Thursday LET 5 5EE- HOW MUCH JOY AND HAPPI NE$$ THAT NAU :5EA111\J G LITTLE CON ARTIST, THE GURU Colosstans 3 I 4 • N E)(T IT'S DAY. &ABOO FEEL 5 \VHE'I HE READS Tf/IS: - - - fr~doy WQT 5 UP HERE DAT COU IVT5 NAMELY, NIITTIN'/ 00- Mrdn1ght Sp ec1a l 3 4 15 Wtde Wor ld !n Con cert 6 News IJ luk e 24 30·35 l 1 5-Movu~ Strtmgl er of th e Swafup 1 30-S tar Trek 4 J JO-Mov1 e 'T he Last Sunset ' 4 5 30-Movle ' D 1ary ol a M ad m an 4 • Saturday John SATURDAY. MARCH 29, 1975 6 00-Sun r ise Semes ter 10 6 30-Fun For E"Yeryone 6 , Treeh ouse Club 10, Kentucky Afield 7 00-Sa turday Report 3 Aware 6, Treehouse Club 8, World BORN LOSE:R Around U s 10. In Tou ch 13 7 3o-Jabberwocky 3, Farm Front 4, Eddie Saunders 6, Abbott CO 'IOU & Coste llo Sesam e St '1'00'1/G A. FOT1'etJ (3a!8Vt' I~ l).l()ME;~'s 20 Man from COS t 10 Tennessee Tu xe do 13, 8 tJO-Addam s Famoly 3,4, I S, Yogi 's Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6, My Fav~r~~. Mil.\'~l~ ps a. Popeye to 8 3o-Whee l• e & d0e3Ghopper Bunch 3,4, 15, Bugs Bunny 13, Speedr acer 6 'Sp~d Buggy 8, Mi ster Rogers 20 $~OF R lbHT<SZ s, HUMOR, 'iCXJ IQ,IOIJJ ~T! Zee Cooki ng School 20 II tJO-Plnk Panther 3,4,15; Super Friends 6,13, Valley of fhe Dinosaurs 8, 10, Carrascolendas 20 11 30--Si ar Trek 3 41 5. Hudson Brothers Razzle 8,10, Zoom 20 12 00-Jetsons J 4.15; These are the Days 6,13. Harlem G lobetrotters 8,10, Bread & Buttertues 20 12 Jo-Sou l Train J Ameri c an Bandstand 6, 13, Go 4, 15, Fat Albert 8, 10 l 00-Bonanza 4, Children's Film Festival 8,1 0; B!g Time Wrestling lS 1 JQ--Green A cres 3, Sou l Train 6, Other People, Other Places 13 2 00-Bonanza 3, Beaux Ar ts Ba ll 4, To Be Announced 8, 15, Bill Dance Outdoors Show 13 2 3D-Festival of Famr1y Classi c s 4 Outdoors with Jul ius Boros 6, Fish in' Hole 8, Harold Ensley Sportsman 's Friend 13, Ouldoorswlfh Ken (;attaway IS 3 00--NCAA Basketball 3 4.15, Friends of Man 6, VIewpoint 8 Celebrity Bowling 13 J 3o-Pro Bowling 6,13, Pro Tennis 8.10 4 tJO-Makt no Th lnos Grow 33 4 3o-A Btf With Knlf 33 S 00--NCAA Basketball 3.4,15. Wide World of Sports 6, 13; High School Bowl8. Golf 10, The Romagnolls' Table33 ' 10 20 24·29 9 00-Emergency Plus 3,4, 15, Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Jeannie 8, 10, Sesame St 20 5 Jo-News 8, Course of our T i mes 33 6 tJO-Lawre nce Welk 8, News 10, Catch 33 33 6 3o-Reosoner Report 13. News 6, CBS News 10; Zoom 33 7 00-- Treasure Hunt 3, Lawrence Welk 4, 15, Hee Haw 6, 8, S25.000 Pyramid 10, NewsrTJaker '7513. World Press 33 7 3o-Jeopardy 3, Am mat World tO, Ameri can Life Style 13 8 tJO-E mergency 34,15, Kung Fu 13, Morris Cerullo Helpline 6, All In The Famllv R10 1\nnk 1\••t 33 8 3o-The Jeffersons 8.10; Biography =9 9 00--Movle " The Greofesf 5fory Ever Told" 3,4, 15, Movie " The Ten Commandments" 6, 13, Spring Event '75 with Oral Roberts 8, Mary iyler Moore 10, Movie "Gate of Hell " 33 9 3o-Bob Newhart 10 20 tJO-Carol Burnett 8,10 11 tJO-News 8,10. Janak! 33 11 05-News 3,4, Don Kirshner 's Rock Concert 15 11 3o-ABC News 6, Mcwle " 13 Ghosts" 8. Movie 'Genghts J >'t ~If Nlll AHNI II I J ,, >d II~ lJ I I I I I aro se early today lor a qv1et walk m my garden Faraway, church bells m the volley glord1ed the mormng Suclclenfy, '' seemed 1 saw unother garden, another woman She !food crymg by an empty tomb The beaut1es of the morn meant nothmg to her, for He, who hod g1ven meonmg to her Me, had dted on Calvary Weepmg, she tvrnecl, "teJI me where thou host latd h1m " " Mary" By one smgfe word lOY was reborn. 11 Mo sfer!" she said, and knew her Lord ftved. Now , the fumvltuous trrumph ol that hour rang across the centunes and swelled w1thm mel Tlut lord IS me n Come tam the m1ghty chorvs AHend your cfJ urch - learn the 1oyous promue of God's love Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to eath square, to form four ordmary words WHILE I'M AT IT I'Ll MAKE UP A NEW TA tL RJR YOU,lOO, LURCH ' ... WHEN 1\<EY REALIZED niEY HAD A REAL, LIVE ALIEN 0'-1 "Tl-lEI~ HANDS, 1\<EY WERE "TlO<:LED 3 CIO-Movle " Winchester 10 I I I I I I (J ICI.AUNY I rr ~ Wtth the hope tt wtll, tn some measure, fo ster and h e lp sustain that which ts good tn famtly and commumty ltfe, thts feature 1s Sf?On sored by the bus tness ltrms and organizaltons whose nam es appear below 1 Now arrance the circled lelten to form the o rI I ] L. l -~ Prilt~~~~~•::::IIIGI::..::AHSW!R=~ hln:___~l (Aanrl!,.. l om o rro-.) ~ LWA'f5 1 et!J ~ - I F ~'1Tt1 1 1'1Cit. StK:>U LD HAPPft-l To ME IT WOULDH'i MATI E'R NoW Bf'EH tiBLE TO Tt\f<E (~E OF M'15ElF - MEIGS TIRE CENTER 100 E Marn D•al992 2101 Bakers of Good Bread Hun t mgton , W Va Pomeroy RACINE FOOD MARKET GOEGLEIN READY MIX Dlal992 3284 ~ M rdd leport He done you , ~o·self, boLl' ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS BUick Pont 1ac Opel G M C Dea l er Ph 992 2174 337 N 2n d Ph 949 9591 Ph 992 2550 Mrddl eport BETSY ROSS BAKERY ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Rac1ne LJOU qot in ther· an done some qrabbtn' han'' Middleport, Ohoo 500 E Maon St T tme cla tm her town """"'" love rr •• • "''"'''"'""• Bakers of Gay 90' s Bread Middleport Ao R ' " Ph 992 3030 " "' "" UL ABNE:R SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 220 E Maon Lou rs W Osborne Pom eroy MARK V STORE I HAVE': . HUNDREVS OF DANCING Mtdd leport, Oh ro Ph 992 2178 BUT I'VE N~ER MET ONE' I VANTE'D IO MARRY IN OOBA-DOO THERE ONCE' ITS-608'- IF THE' GIRL YOU YOU'RE DeATH CAN PART WlfJCN./'' GAUL'S MARKET . SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Ches t er, Oh10 We F tll All Doctors Prescriptions Pomeroy 992 2955 (. @!J~ Me rgs Coun ty B r anc h THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296W HUS61N WANTTO MAAW 15 616, STRO\IS, ISMAPRtED AN' HeALTHY YOU MUST IT COULD BEA WAll 'nL. INFOORIATIN' WO.IT' SHE'S A MARRIED - ONLY Second Pomeroy Ph 992 3863 TWO LOCATIONS S9 N Second St Middleport, 0 46 Court St. GallipoliS , 0. li P. J. PAULEY, AGENT WAID CROSS . SONS STORE Grocer res& General Merchandise Ra c1ne Ph 949 5772 Nat1onwtde Insurance Co of Columbus. 0 307 Spr1ng Ave Pom eroy ANSWER JI/JIUifl ro~JHit I >t ll!lllll lllll( It f ltd .D•al 992 2318 LEO (July 23· Aug. 22) You re going 1o be drawn Into an Inlaw situation you cant ewofd Surprisingly it wi ll 1urn out to be to your benefit too Yesterday's An11wer'"" 26 House of 33 - Stanley VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) Lancaster's Range Someone with whom you ve symbol 34 SiBm visitor had a rec ent difference Is (2 wds ) 35 Whale herd eager to patch It up It s up to you to break lhe Ice 30 Ntclmame of 36 Mtning LIBRA (Sopt . 23-0ct 23) a cult find You re mu c h sharper star 37 GIVe _ bu slness w ise lodav than 31 In a whirl ( agttaled 1 ( 2 wds.) WIN AT BRIDGE 32 Wander 38- Avtv The Frnest m Mobile Homes Pomeroy Ph 992 1100 E Ma1n " The Froendly Folks" Pome roy , Ohio EHL Pomeroy 0 ' THE DAILY SENTINEL Keepsake Dramon d Rings 212 E Maon St YRITFC 7034 K&C JEWELERS BARNEY NORTH 4QJ 9 8 ¥A Q 10 • J to 4 2 410 6 WEST <iol074 ¥ 83 tA73 4K98 52 EHL RALL'S B .N FRANKLIN STORE Pamt, Plumb1ng & Electncat Supplies Tuppers Pta 1ns Ph 667 3964 . SOUTH IDI t K QB 4J 7 4 3 North Sou th vulnerable Rutland /1:: RECRTL, COE DDYOTL, RY KT GITOTL LZUTCRTL -KEG YH 19'11 Kit;a& Features Srndicatt. IDe ) . B udd mgSUppltes & Custom Mtllwork Ph 992 3978 \ ., • r AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Fob. 18) Soc ially you re going to tmd yourself In th e company of one wn o can help your caroer Its a good Ume 10 make your ambitiOns known PISCES (Fob. 20·March 20) Some news you re about to rece•ve will disappoint you at first Later you II realize It s brigh t not bleak Morch 21, 1875 Don 1 despair If your financ1al affatrs appear to Improve slow· ly tt11s year The year will end In the black. through your per· slstence and enterpnse Welt Nortb East Pass Pass 24 3N T Pass Pass ht ~ partner 's queen, he would have presented South wtth a lrtck But 1t would not have been the contract tnck When North btd two clubs, he was usmg th e ,Stayman conven liOn south s two diamond rebid demed holding etther four hearts or four spades So there was no way for South to collect four heart tncks You need four cards m a surt to score four tncks Of course, when West let East hold the second club Bast had to lead another su1t South had lime to knock out We~t' s ace of d1aritonds and make hts game South 2. The blddmg has been Pass 21! Pass Openmg l ead - 5 • WeSt North East 4¥ Pa ss 6 \' 4• 5• Dble 5 \' Pass Pass Soulh 3. By Oswald & Jam es Jacoby 'Why dtdn't you overtake my queen of clubs wtlh your kmg knock out South's jack and wmd up wtth f1ve trtcks and a plus score"~ " asked East " How was I to know' asked West " Wouldn't I have looked Silly If you held three clubs and mJ play allowed South to score an tmpos s1ble game wath four spades, four hearts and that Jack of clubs '" ' Yes You would have looked stlly, but that couldn't posstbly have happened th1s ltme " East was r ight South could have held JUSt three clubs In thai case If West had overtaken Pa ss Pass "~ You South, hold ¥AQJ9765¥2 t 7 34852 What do you do now' A - Pau You have mad~ your bid aad your partner says he can beal :dx hearts TODAY'S QUESTION West redou bles Nortb aqd East pass What do you do now' Send $1 for JACOBY MO~RN book to • win at Bridge, • (clo thiS newspaper) P. 0 Bo~ 489 Rodio C1ty Station. New Yorlt N Y 10019 __ -... (NEWSPAPER ENTEHPRISE ASSN I ~ • ' I , KT '!'OV t<NOO WH'I' THE'( 11'3E l•ddreporf. Oh•o . Ph 742 395" RY KT WTO 19) You II run lnlo so meone you had a preconceived opl~ nlon about When you get to know th is person, you'll be glad you did n t act on It IN T IDOOfi NOW I~GTEAO Of PI~? RACINE ~LANING ~MILL CARPENTER'S MARKET Salem St • ~ RY CY P T <Ct TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE EF T EAST 4 6;3 ¥9654 2 t 965 4AQ 4 AK 2 • KJ 7 Yesterday's Cryploqoote: GAMBUNG · IT IS THE CHIW OF AVARICE, THE BROTHER OF INIQUITY, AND THE FATHER OF MISCIUEF.-GEORGE WASHINGTON Devoted lo Meigs Mason Area Pomeroy 0 • Ph. 992 3785 KYYSC CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. Bidding tips South's holding One letter sunply >lands for another In thiS sample A a used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single leUors, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hmts Eac:h day the code letters are daft'erent CYPT comprom rse rs called for In a partnership matter Your" tact and honesty will ease a paten· lially sticky situation CANCER (Juno 21-.luty 22) A CRYPTOQUOTE POWELL'S SUPER VALU 21) Because It could put you out you !I be tempted to turn d o wn so m eone wt1o has helped you But you II perform like the good guy you are TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) A /u nction you we ren 1 toO keen on will turn out to be a real ball Go and see lor yourself rf you d on t believe m e . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. • SAG ITT ARtUS (Nov. 23-Doc You II be c alled upon to do a favor that may cost a bit out·ofthe pocket Th e ellpense will be well worth the good wlil that resu lts ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work it; AXYDJ,BAAXR lo LONGrELLOW I Somet hing you do loday out of kindness will make a more lasting tmpresslon than you realize Later yo1.1r kindness will be repaid GEMINI (Moy 21-Juno 20) by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 6 Seed; germ I Moroccan 7 'Peter Pan 11 ctty captam 6 - off H DetectiVe (Ignore) Ktrby II Texas shrme 9 Function 12 Eqmhbrmm 10 - whtz' 13 Celebrate 14 Lounge, (2 wds.) dawdle 15 Common (2 wds.) prefix 17 Passport 16 Frolic endorsement 17 Climbmg 18 Dry wme 19 F1rst.rate plant 18 Formal 20 "Shane" star dan~ (Fr. ) 21 The Pequod's 21 Brand~'s sktpper professton 22 GISt 24 South Seas 23 Corner canoe 24 AffectatiOn 25 Cut up (2 wds ) 27 Regwn 28 Outdid 29 Notion ·• 30 Foreshadow 31- grapes 32 Brown kiwi 35 Celebratmg (3 wds.) 39 Ade book 40 Lucky number 41 SubstantiBI 42 Helen, to Italians DOWN I Htghway approach 2 Wmghke a' Cook 4 Wooden core 5 Tugboat's devtce GASOLINE ALLE:Y Ev rljbOdLJ JURIST ~ }8 !5 M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER KlwJ TARRY 1w a11 - AOASTE~S Mtnor Repa1rs & Tu ne-up Beec h & Locus t M iddleport Ph 992 2366 I Amwf'r 9..11 THAT CHILO- HA!i'M MUST HOl CO ME TO Hf:R· INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Stor e w1th A Hea r t Phone 949 3342 Ra e me 1'1'\UCti SU1 "SHORlY" AND HIS CiA ~~ A~E VICIOUS - THEY'Ll STOP AT NOTHING - HEINERS BAKERY Yl!1le rd•y'1 S ubdu e personal Interests tn or der to placate your mate If yo u have peace on the homefron t your day will be rewarding For S•turd1y. March 28, 1175 ARIES (Morch 21·Aprll 18) l Jumbl ... POWER SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) 50METrME5 A CATCH TO ii!EtN& A T~APEZE ARTt5T •urpriae •n•wer. u I ~=·'==!:~==~~=·~~:;;~·~-~:_:••:r~l~•=•t:•~d by the above ta.rtoon. WOR!i! IED MUCH- I''.'E '73" 4, ABC News 13 yesterday, bu1 you still have a few blind spots Continue on a proven prudenl program 1.1/TNEC WHIL HOW I HAVE'N'T Khan " 10, News 13 11 35-,Movle " The Champagne Murders" 3, Mov ie " A Man Could Get Killed" 4 11 45-Movle "The Phontom of the Red House" 6 t ~ 00--Movte " Web of Violence" 13 1 15-Movle " Sfogecooch to Dancers' Rock" 4 1 30-Movle " Sundoys and Cybele" 10, Movie " Lost Women" 13 3 3o-Movle " The Angry Hills" 10 4 45-Movte " The Golden Treasure" 4 PINK' - EASTER SUNDAY .... .. John FRIDAY, MARCH 2&• 1975 1 3o-Porter Wagoner 3 Pop Goes the Country 4,8, New Candid OF Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng ser vrce 10 30 am youth serv1ce 6 45 p m M IDDLEPORT Sunday E'Wangel ts ttc servrce 7 30 p m Church School 9 30 a m John Prayer meetrng Tt1u rsday F Fu ltz Sup! Morning 7 30 p m Worship 10 :Jll am ~ FREEDOM GOSPEL SYRACUSE Mor n ing MISSION at Bald K nob Rev WorSh ip 9 am Su nda y E J Gr rfflth su pt of church Church Sc hool 10 a m Mrs Rev L R Gluesencamp Sampson Hal l Sup t pastor Roger Wll lf red Sr Sunday Sc hool sup t Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 am , praye r R UTLAND CHURCH OF meetrng Tue sday 7 30 p m GO D - Phillip Whit l ey pastor vo uth meettng 6 p m Sunday Sunday s choo l 10 a m leade rs Ada Van Mei er an d BRADBURY CHURCH OF ~ Grella Surtle Sunday evenmg wor Sh i p se r v1ce , 7 p m CHRIST - Brb l e Sc hoo l 9 30 wor sh p , 7 p m t hrough w 1nter Prayer mPehng Wednesday 1 30 p m mornmg worsh rp 10 30 monttls a m a m Sunday even ng Wor sh rp Se rv1 ce 7 p m cho tr prac t. ce - MT HE'ii'MON CHURCH OF Wednesday 7 p m Rev Jeff THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHR 1ST Robert Shook, Ra n son Pa 5tor pastor Sunday sc hool , 9 30 HAZEL COMMUNITY a m , Russell Spen cer , sup! ANTIQUITY BAPTIST CHU RC H Near Long Bot worsh ip servtce 10 45 am Re'Y Freeland Norrrs, pastor tom Edse l Hart pastor evenmg wor shiP atternat1ng Sund ay school 10 a m , Chur c h With C E at 7 30 p m on Su nday sc noot 10 a m Wednesctav Su nday P rayer meet rng , 7 30 serviCe 7 p m Chur c h 7 30 p m prayer mee 11n g 7 30 p m Thursday p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe Blble Study !_ _p m l a y lea der RACINE CHURCH OF WHITE'S CHAPEL I HE NAZARENE Rev Coolv ille RO Re v Roy De eter Wrllram Bartholomew pastor pt!lsto r Sun day school , 9 30 Sunday SCilOO I 9 JO a m MIDDLEPORT PEN am worShiP servrc:e 10 30 Gerald Wells supt mo rnrng TECOSTAL - Th 1rd Alo'e the a m B tb le study and prayer worsh1p 10 30 am Wed Rev Wil l i am K n 1tte1 pastor serv rce Wednesday , 7 30 p m Ro nald Dugan Sund ay School nesday serv~ee, 7 p m RUTLAND RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Sup t Classes for all ages RUTLAND CHURCH OF ll er P B1kacsan pa st or Wa evenmg service , 7 30 p m REV I\ AL OPF.NS Ho\' ard ZdtH ~v 11l e cts CHRIST - Rod Kas l er pastor Wednesday , 7 30 Ronnre Sa l ser Sunday sc hool V H Braley Sunday sch oo l A rcv tval 11111 be held"' i 30 e\ angehs t Speoal mus tc will pB1mble, study supt Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m you th ser vices Fridi!IV sup! Sunday SChOp f. 9 30 am morn rng worShiP 10 40 p m March 30 through Apnl 6 be presented e.1ch evemng 1 30 p m worsh rp se r viCe and co m Sunday even rng worShip 7 30 BAPTIST at Wh tle's Chnpel Wesle)an Rev Hoj Deeter , p~tstor, ex- CoFREEWILL mun·on 10 30 am vouth rner As h i!lnd Pl um Mid Wednesday even 1nQ Brble mee!lng , 6 p m Sun da y 5t udy 7 30 d leport Noel Herrman Church fl\e miles south of te nds ,m lllvtlcttlon to th e senu ce 7 r egular eve n rng pastor Sa tur dav eve n ing DANVILLE WESLEYAN Coolville "tlh Rev Donnld public board meetmg th.rd Sat urd ay se r vice 7 p m Sund lJy sc hool Rev L elon Gtas ur e, pastor 1p m , 10 am Sundav evening Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m RUTLAND COMMUNITY .~.....worsh ip 7 p m youth and 1un lor youth servrce CHURCH SunQay School , 6 45 p m , evenrng wor sh1p , 9 30 am WorSh i p service , 11 1 30 p m , prayer and pratse a m Wednesday prayer Wednesday, 7~ MEIGS mee t rng 7 30 p m Sunday SILVER RUN FREE COOPERATIVE n tght worshrp 7 30 p m BAPTIST ~ Re¥ Ralph Dean PARISH pas tor Su nda y School 10 a m THE UNITED RUTLAND CHURCH OF Even ng Leon M iller, supt METHODIST CHURCH THE NAZARENE -Rev servrce 7 30 p m Pr ayer Robert T Bumgarner meet mg ThUrsday , 7 30 c m Ll oyd 0 Grtmm Jr pa stor 01redor Su nday school 9 30 a m CHESTER CHURCH OF POMEROY CLUSTER wor sh ip serv 1ce 10 30 am R ev CartE HICks GOD .;- ~ev Dan Ayers pastor .1 f."w day sch oo l 9 30 broadcast ttve over WMPO Rev. D Wm Sy denstrtcker young peoples servrce 6 45 'C HESTER - Worsh1p 9 I S am Wo·s rp ser v rce 11 am , evangelrsttc servtce 7 30 p m evenmg - sei''W iC e, 7 JO p m t!l m , Church School 10 a m Prayer meetmg Wednesday youth ser vrce Wednesday , 7 JO ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 7 30 p m Mtssronary meettng Pm a m Ch urch Sc hool , 10 a m 7 30 p m f rrst Wednesday of FLATWOODS - Worsh tp 11 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN mon th t!l m Chur ch Schoo l 10 a m CHURCH T ed J one s. . POMiii:ROY WorSh i p pas tor Sunda y sc hool . 9 30 MASON COUNTY 10 30 am Cnurch Sc hool 9 15 a m Roy S1gman supt THE HILAND CHAPEL a m UMYF 6 30 p m mornmg worShip 10 30 George Casto pastor SundaY ROCK SP~INGS - Worsh i p Sunday evenrng sen ce 7 30 _ichool. 9 30 . _ evenmg worsh1o 10 a m Ch~rc h Sc hool 9 a m m rd week servrce Wed 7 30 Thursday even1ng prayt!r UfVl,YF630pm ~ nesday , 7 30 p m serv rce , 7 JO p m MIDDLEPORTCLUST~R " DOC" & GARNET SEXTON REV RICHARDJAYMES ~MASON FIRST BAPTIST Rev Rob ert Bumgarn er SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts , Sta n HEATH Worsh iP 10 30 THE NAZARENE Rev Crarg , pa stor Sunctav sc:hool. a m Chu r ch Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Howard C Bla c k., pastor Bob 9 -45 am • worshtp servtce , 1l UMYF7pm. Moore , Sunday School Su p t • rn:~o tra1n ino union. 6 30 RUTLAND - WorShtp 9 15 Sunday Sc hool cla sses for all am p m evenmg worship serv ic e Chur ch School 10 & m , a m ages 9 30 a m morn rng 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer UMYF7pm worsh1p , 10 45 NYPS Su nday, service , Wednesday , 7 JO p m SALEM CENTER Wor 6 30 p m • evangeltst rc sen11ce, MASON CHURCH OF sh iP 9 am Church School 10 Sun dlJy , 7 30 p m M tCI week CHRIST, P 0 Bo x -487 . Miller am UMYF Thursday , 7pm prav~r meettng, Wednesday, St , Meson , w Va Sunday SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 30p m , M1ss 1onary meeting , 81ble Study 10 am Worsh rp Rev RIChard E Ja rV IS second Wedne~qay , 7 30 p m 11 a m and 7 p m B rble Study ASBURY Worsh rp 11 UNITED FAITH NO Pot Wednesdav 7 p m , Voca l a m Church School 9 SO a m DENOMINATIONAL Rev musrc WSCS , 1st Tuesday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· FOREST RUN - WorshiP 9 Robert Sm tlh . pastor Sunday school , 9 30 am • class l eader , TIST - Corner or Second and a m Church School 10 a m Pa stor WSCS . 3rd Wednesday , 7 30 leo H rll , worsh i p serv rce , Anderson. Mason 10 30 a m_ .:.....£hur ch , 7 30 p m Wt!!lter Clou d" Sunday school pm EDEN UNITED BRETH · 9 45 am , worsh1p serv1ce , 11 MINERSVILLE Worsh rp am and 7 JO p m Week ly RENIN CHRIST - Elden R 10 a m , Chur ch School 9 a m , SUNDAY SCHOOL_ _ ___ _ ____ 9·30 AM B1ble study , Wedn esday, 7 JO Slake pastor Sun day School wscs 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m 10 a m , Howard McCoy , pm SY RACU!iE Church MORNINGWOR S HIP_ _______ t O JOA M MASON ASSEMBLY OF sup! Morn rng sermon , 11 11 Sc hool 9 30 a m , worshrp GOD - Second Sl , Mason , w m Sunday n1ght serv rces {Broadcast Live Over WMPO l ser'Wt t;,r , 7 30 p m Va Chester T enn ant, pastor Chr rst ran Endeaver 7 3D p SOUT HERN CLUSTER YOUNG PEOPL£ __________ 6.45 P.M. Sund a y schoo l , 10 a m , m Song serv1,e, 8 p m R ev Sleven Wilson morntng worshtp 11 am , Preach•ng 8 30 p m • M1d EVANGELISTIC SERVfCE _____ 7 . 30 P.M. Rev Lar ry Poltng week Prayer meeting , Wed ~ evangeltSfrc serv1c:e , 7 30 p m Rev Howard Sh1vetey WEDNESDAY SERVICE ______ 7 30 P . M. nesday , 7 p m , RBy Adams , 8 1ble study and prayer serv 1ce, BETHANY t Do rcasJ Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phon e lav Ieeder WorSh ip 9 30 am Church 773 5133 School 10 30 a m CHURC H OF JESUS HARTFORD CHURCH OF CARMEL WorShip 11 CHRIST - Located at Rutland CHRIST tn Chr1shan Un10n Revival serv1ces, now m progress, Will close Ea st er a m 1st and 3rd Sundays , on New L1ma Road. next to The Rev Wtlltam Campbell , Sunday Rev R1chard W Jaymes of 8eltetonta1ne, Oh1o Church Schoo l 10 a m Forest Acre Park Rev Ra y IS the ~vangehst and "Doc " and Garnet Sexton of Rouse. pas tor , Robert Musser , pa:stor Sunda y School , 9 30 m James Hughes , supt , APPLE GROVE · Su nrlay Sunday School supt Sunday A shland, Kentuck y, are th e SonCJ Evangehst s even rng serv1ce. 7 30 p m school 9 JO a m , worsrn p schoo l, 10 30 am • worsh ip We dnesday evening p raye r hrsl and thJ rd Sunday, 7 30 7 JO p m B tble study, Wed meeting , 7 30 p m Youth p m , prayer meet mg . Wed nuday , 7 30 p m Sa turdav prayer ser'W tCt: each Tuesday nes day 1 30 p m Fe11owsh tp nlgnt prayer serv tce, 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BIBLE supper , first Saturday 6 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH ,. Letar t, W Va , Rt U M W second Tuesday "1 30 CHRISTIAN - Rog'er Watson 1 Rev George Hoscha ~ p m pastor , Ray Whaley supt , pastor Sunda1y School 9 JO Mornrng worship 9 30 am , LLOYD D GRIMM, JR EAST LETART 5lloda y church schoo l, 10 30 a m , am ' Prayer .Bnd Brble ~tudy , 7 30 p m Collage Prayer PASTOR 1 sc hoo l , 9 JO a m worsh 1P young people 's meetmg 6 JO Serv 1ce Tues da y , 1.0 am P rrn even tng worsh1p , 7 30 ·----~ second and four th SlJnd.w 7 ~0 WOI"l~IIP Sirvic:e, THursday , ___.,,._ ._- _ ... !' m pr ~ Y .. rncr .u q Wed P m Btb t•e study , Wednesday, 1 ~n n m JUST T YOUR WELCOME HIS NECK! Television lo2 for easy viewing 13 LATTER DAY SAINTS PortlanQ Raet ne Road Wrllram Roush , pastor Denny Evans Su nday Sc hoor Dtre ctor Sun da y Sc hool 9 30 Morn ing worshrp 10 30 a m am Sunday evenrng servrce 7 P m Wednesday eveni ng prayer serv rces, 7 30 D m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ear l Shuler pas t o r WorSh iP serv 1ce 9 30 am Sunday schoo l 10 30 am Sunday e'Jen ng serv tces 7 30 p m Brb l e study and prayer se rviCe Th ursday 7 30 p m K rngsbury Road ~ Sundav Sc hool 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl, supt Worshrp serv1ce, 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meettng , Wednesday, 7 30 p m Rev 1av Stiles, Ot!lstor LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wya tt , pastor Sunda y Scnoor Ronald Osborne Brble supl Schoo l, 9 30 am prea c htng 10 45 t!l m Evenrng serv1ces 7 10 p m A "' '' . Mu •day lAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST R e'W Floyd F Shook pa s t or L lo yd Wrrghl Sunday sc hool sup! Sunday schoo l 9 30 am mor n •ng wor shrp 10 30 am e¥enrng worsh 1p 7 30 p m Wedne sday Chrrsttan Youth Cru sad e 6 30 p m Chotr pra ct ce Thursday 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Cha rl es Russett Sr m nt ster N orman c Wrll supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 am worsh rJJ ser v rce 10 30 am Brb le study, Tuesday, 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH • · 16 1 A • I THAT DOES IT! IM FINDING THAT .JERK, TO BREAK • pm pm STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH - Su nday school ser vice 10 a m F'ray er meeting Thursda y , 7 p m Sunday evening ser vice , 7 D m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harrr so nvlll e Road Mik.e G r ton pastor Steven Sta nley Sunday school supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m mo r n 1ng wo r Sh ip and com mun ron 10 JO a m Sunday even 1ng youth Chrtstran en deavor. 6 30 p m worShip se rv 1cc 1 30 p m Wednesda.,Y eve n1ng prayer mee trn g and B1ble study 1 JO p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Pine Grove The Re v William Mtddleswarth Pastor Church Servrces 9 30 am Sunday ScllOol 10 30 am Sun day John . .. .., . .,..._ • �. '' '. ,, P.;;F;;("'R:;~[i;'"'use Sentinel Classifieds[ '·Notic e .' COLE'S STABLES RIDING Academy , now open ing for pleasure lind tra i l riding . Monday through Friday from 4 to 8 p. m .: Saturday and ' For Rent PART T I ME bookl<.ecping , tleKable hour'S . 1 or 'l day s a week or evcn1ngs . Ex per 1enced , excellent loc al referen c e Phone 9n 701i'O 3 ''and 4 ROOM furn i shed an o · unfurnished c!lpar l ments . Phone 991 -5434 . .41 -1'2 -lfc ~ELL yo ur mobile home for cash . 15 hom es wan ted, 1958 WE ARE no longer employees th ru 1972 modelS. Phone (614 1 of Dud le y ' s Florist , M id 446 -1425. Gallij:!OiiS dleport . Mrs . Beulah White anct Mrs . 3 9-78tc Bessie Darst . 3-28-3tc SDK10 Elcar Trai ler . washer. dryer. A C , complete l y furnish ed . Phone 949 3663 . -URGENTLY NEEDED ! Cub J 27 Jtp Scouts un iforms . Size s ·a to 12 Phone 985 -4152 or 667 3591. 3 26 3tc Wanttrl To Buy furn iture , ice boxes , bi'ass SHOOTING Match , Rac ine Gun 'oLb beds , or complete. households . Clu b, Sunday , March 30 , 1 Write M. 0 . Mtller , Rt . 4, p.m. · Pomeroy , Oh io. Co!! II 992 -7760 . 10-7-74 ~OR YO ur " 'Oil of M ink" WANTED . Old up r ighl p ia nos . Cosmetics . Phone BROWN'S any condition . Paying SlO 992 -5113. *' each . F irs t floor only . Write J. 7 tfc and give directions to WIHen P iano Co , Box 188, Sard is, AUcTu> N-:- T hursd-.,y - n[Qht, -- -7 Ohio 43946 . p.m . at Muon Auct ion . 327 -6tp l-4orton St. In Mason , W. Va . Consignments welcome . JUNK autos, complete and Phone 00-4) 773 -5-471 . · delivered to our yard . We pick 2-2-lfc up 'JUto bod ies and buv 111 ;-r.:i..-==:..=.--:=-=--~-":-....---:­ kind~ of scrap met1t s• and NOW selling Fulltr Brush Iron . Rider's Salvage, St . Rt . Products, phone 992 -34 10 . 12-4, Rt . 4, Pomeroy , Oh.io . 1-24 -tfc Call 992 -5468. 10-17 -tfc --------------- ---------------CASH paid for all makes and Hubbard's models of moblllt homes .. P'hone area code 6lf -423 -9531 . ~ --4 -13-tfc ,-------------I Classified Ads I 1 b 1 I r ng YOU I l I lI G11e11house, Sy~acuse, Oh , io 1 1 extra cash f 0r shopp1ng sprees lI 1 1 1 Help Wanted SOME ONE to mow rawn in Letart. Oh io. Contact Ruth Clrcte , 44 6-24 10 Collect. Gal lipoli s, Ohio . J-26 -4tC ' BAR MAID wanted . Someone ove r 30 , no experience necessary . Appl'f in person , Jack 's Cl ub. 3-26 -Jtc iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~.ii-iii-iiiiii-iiiii_ii_iii_ii_iii_ii-iiiiii-~.;.-·~-~--~-;-;;;-;;;;-~-;;-~--;-~- l knowledge of bookkeeping l -22 -78tp.1 necessa ry or helpful. filing . E)(per i enced pref erred . Write FA RM Lumber . se e us for vour to Bo)C 729 L. co The Dai!V needs . Pom e roy Forres t Phone 992 5965 . LOOKING FORA JOB? l 19 12tc TILLERS 3!1:! H.P. TURf·TILL Verlical-shaft Bnggs engine, ex tr a -heavy worm. gear d ri ve. Tines are 12'' dia mete r , t il ling Width rs 26" . (22-5899) $168~~ :~OMUOV LANDMA~k 9. _Jack W. Cart•Y'• Mtr. 6il Phone 992-2111 · MIXED hay for s ale 992 3658. Phone 3 16 tfc INDI AN Joe 's Spor ti ng Good s. buy and sel l gun s. ammo , fi s hing eq uipment , and after Aprt l 1, we will ha ve I is h bait . Stop by a t J08 Page St .. Middleport . Phone 992-3509 . 3-2-JOtc ·------·-- ---- ---- NEW and used cham saws. tillers and mowe rs . Also, repairs . 498 Lo c ust St., Middleport . Phone 992-3092. 2-28 -26tc ,i:;o~~R~ -~~~;~;;~o~ s~; , Bu ilding tor sate or lease .' Phone773 -5618from 8:30p.m. to 10 p. m. for aflpo intment .· 3-10-lfr• ., :-ccose·ouT~;;--;;:~- zig .zaQ sewing machines . For sewing stretch fabri cs, buttonholes., fan cy design s, etc Paint slightly blem ished. Choice of c arry in g c ase or sewing stand . $49.80 cuh or terms avai lable. Phone 992-7755. 12 -18-tfc, - - - - - - - - - - - -- -teal Estate For Sale rlOME fo r sa le in Chester . . Tupflers Plains water, natural gas , 2 bedrooms . comp le te ly remodeled . SIJ ,800 . Phon e 985 4102 . 3 t6-12rc S TARCRAFT EASTER weekend specials , 24 ' , 7" trailer , S5989 now 54700 . STARMAS TER fold -down s S\825 wllh free 3 way rad io. camp Con ley Starcraff Sates . Rt. 62 N. of Pt. Plea sa nt. BUY NOW & SAVE . low , iow;· 3-27 -2fc down payments , 8 pet . in terest. 30 yr. financi ng on new JOO GALLON water tank . Phone homes in 3 Meigs County 992 -57 8]. locations . or BUILD on your J-27 -3tc lot . Phone 992 -5976 or 992 -5844. 3-13 -tfc 8FT CAMPER top for pickup true k Pr ice $200. Phon e 992 NEW all e le c tri c hom e , 3 77'.17 . bedrm s ., 2 baths, double 3--27 -4tc ga rage , 5 lots overlooking r iver In Svra cuse . Complete 3 YR OLD Baldw in Acro5onic trad er hookup lind rented. p iano. 2 hamsfer cages , one Phone 992 -5888 . roll elec. fen ce wire . Phone 3-28 -3tp 742 -4440 after 5 p. m . 3-27 -Jtc NE W brick nome on Sta te Rt 7 -.-------,..--- ---- - - - - between Pomeroy and Cheste r . J bedroom s, 2 bath, AIR CO NDITIONER . •.000 gal-age, basement , firepla ce, BTU . Two mag wheels , 13 in. ca rpeted . Phone 985 -3365. Phone 247 -3824. · 3-28 -3tc 3 24 Ol e WHEAT STRAW, utra large bates . Sl 25 each . Phon e 378 - 6 ROOM house with ba th, 3 bedroom , full basement, gas 6257 . heat. h.w. fl oor , wa ll to wall J-24 -6tc carpe t. Close to school in Pomeroy . Phone 992 -30'17. TWO sol id maple bar stools. · 3-9-52tc leatner seats , li ke new . Phone 992-3442 . J-26 -Jtc BEAUTIFUL new hOme 1on lake 3 bedrooms, bath & h. - - ------ - - - -- - - carp'eting , drapes, big den , 1970 YAMAHA 115 , Call 992 -3493. ~250 . Phone 992 5992. 3-24 -tfC 3-26 -41C ~---- WE WILL INSERT YOUR SITUATION WANTED AD FREE OF CHARGE SMALL ENGINE SALES& SERVICE 992.3092 1f"\ I[)E _.R . "'." d , ..,. Service Buff'daz.,. . Radlat~ •mellest Hia'ter N"-on B •m Chi an I s 498locustSt. Middleport, Ohio l - ~;.1- Mo ~ Wotor, Electric; O.s, S.W.. [lnos, lnslollod. Work gunantetd. Doier. BockMI, Tl'llcks Llmtston. & Fill Dirt Commtrcll~ltosldlnllol B-K EXCAVATING OOMPANY mPNriSirMI Middloparl, Olllo Phonott2-5367orm-*1 NEIGLER BUILDERS SUPPLY Racine, 0 . 949-3604 We Specialize In Building Homes J-25-1 mo. Estate· For Sale Strout Realty RVTLAND - Brick older home. large double lql, J or 4 BR ., lots of room. Owner will take land contract . 114.000.00. RUTLAND AREA- Be the first to live in lhls ail elec. J BR, full basement, carport, utility bldg.. on 10 a . ol wooded land . Owner will take land contract. RT. JJ - 2 BR. older home, some carpeting . 510,800.00. RT. JJ - Alhens County, 4 acres, 3 SR .• modern klt· chen , full basement , garage, lois of shrubbery , Owner will take land contract. 126.500.00 . 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT: lois Pauley Branch Manager - - --------- MOTOR$. ,I.NC. Pomerot ""· m~ln•.. ' Hnting Cooling Refrigeration · Root Repairs · Gutters o . Plumbing . Electrical ~epair s and Service. .. Call 992-3509 and . S.ve on your rtpairs : also repair mowers, compressors and outbOirds. Bring it in and save. Blown fnsulation Services Blawa into Walls & Attics. STORM Windows & Doors ALVMINUM Siding- Sofliff Gutters- Awnings Free Estimates Ph. tf2-:199l lARRY J.AVENDER Sogacuse, Ohio-- · 3-10-75 · ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - Sweepers, toasters, irons, all small app liances. Lawn mowers , next to State High way Ga rag e on Route 7. Phone 985-3825. 3-11 -26tc ·excA.vA'TtNG, dozer, toadeiand backhoe work ; septic · tanks Installed ; dump trucks -and to -boys for hire ; will haul fiU dirt , top soil, limestone & gravel; Call Bob ·or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992-7089; night phone 992-"3525 or 992· 5232. 2-11 -lfc · WED., THURS. and FRI., APRIL 2, 3, 4 All ads must be in writing and limited to 20 words or less. We must have your name, address and telephone number on file, whether or not all this information appears in your ad. Free Ads will not be accepted by telephone. Use the following Coupon for your Free Advertisement; or submit it on another sheet of paper. r------------------- ---------------------1 ! I I FREE OFFER ! I 1 MY AD READS AS FOLLOWS: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 MAIL TO: l Classified I I I II I I lI Address Cit'y Zi - AIR conditioner , 4,000 BTU . 2 mag wheels, 13 inch . Phone 2-47 -3824 . 3-2• -6tc 4 9!uare Yard RUBBER BACK We have hundreds of carp•t values . Your job can be completed In I to 2 weeks. No long waiti.ng 13triod. Our installer hillS 21 years ex . per lence . ExJJert in ·St411atlon . YtOU 'II like Whit you gel . I II I l II NBIDe I - - - - - - - - - - - ----:-- I I The Daily Sebtinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ·I I Carpeting .501 NYLON CALl742-•211 . TALK TO ~ENDELL . GRA~, . - CARPET CpNSULTANT - II . Phone p ----~------~--------~-----~. -------------I I , 742-f211 .. Rutiand '-·· ~--~- -· - I 73 FORD RANGER XLT V-8, auto· , P. S.. long wide I . FRONT END ALIGNMENT Regular Price {--Carsl ... Sll.OO SPECIAL PRICE SID 00 Regular Price CTrucks...IKOO SPECIAL PRICE 112:00 INDIAN JOE'S CB SALES &PARTS ~ 4 Or . H. T ., fac. a ir, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. 2 SIGNS @) heating service and general sheet metal , works. Free Estimates. Phone 949-5961 Eme~gency 992-3995 or. 992-5700 OF ~QUALITY ' 197LC H EVROLET 2- TON CAB 360 engine, 2-speed , 825 tires , tm·Provement and Repair Service - Anything filCI!d around the home, from roof to basement. You will like our work and rates. Phone 742 -5081. 12-29-lfc 73 FORD GALAX IE 500 ....... .... }2595 ' I<UHL'S BARGAIN CENTER Tuppers Plains, 0. $198 Beautiful Floral Materials 0&0 TREE trimm ing, 20 years exp. Insured, tree estimates . Call 992-3057 or Coolville, 1 667 -3041 . J-18 -l2tp "Scotchguard" -.s_t:::PTIC TANK.S cleaned . Modern Sanitation, 992 -3954 or . 992 -73-49. 9-IB·tfC __.C.B RAo~o;O,A~;n;e;:Complete Service Phone 9•9-3821 or 949 -3161 Racine, Ohio . Crill Bradford 5-1-lfc' CLOSED EASTER "At Caution light, Rt. 7" Tuppers Plains, Ohio Phone 667-3858 OPEN WED. THRU SUNDAY9A.M.-7 P.M. 3-l6-12tc RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER , Sale of Used Furniture & Appliances Was Now Coffee T a b l e - - - - -- - 5.95 2.00 Hoover Dryer, green - - - - - - - 29.95 23" 8-WTelevision _ _ _ _ _ 119.95 99.95 23" Color TV, (A-1> _ _ _ _ _150.00 99.95 .---•SPECIAL-SPECIAL _ _...... First Come! First served! 12 NEW SETS OF •• •• 19.95 39.95 15.00 25.00 49.9S Speclall (NEW) 3 PIECE BEDROOM SUITES SALE •2799 Side by Side Refrigerator, white Baliy Bed. complete. white · 369.95 sp .. racing stri pes. w- mag wheels. 71 71 4 cyl., a uto .. vinyl roof. 72 FORD MAVERICK.................'1895 Pontiac 'Cat: til I:Pe., !iOWer, air ........'2Ai9~, Chev. Nova Cpe, 6 At., P.S••••• ••••• : •••• '2195 Ford Wagon, full power, air............... 11895 Chev. Cap. H.T. Sed., v-roof, air •• •••••••.• 1 19~5 70 Camaro V-8, auto., V-roof.. ............... 11995 @) Hoi. Sed .. power, air............ .11495 LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... '995 70 Olds 98 70 A.M. GREMLIN..................... ~895 69 Ford 2 Or ., 6 cy l. , 3sp . 69 Buick LaSabre 4 dr., v-roof, air............'795 GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS 68 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, v-roof, leather int. '495 1974 Pinto ;,Sta. Wagon •••••s2795 4 cyl. economy , auto. fran$ . Shows good car e. 1973 Maverick, 302 V8 ••••s2495 2 Dr . , Sedan. power steering, auto. trans. Extra good ap · peara nee. 1972 Ford ,G·ran Torino••• ~}2395 ' Jc ,. Sts .' Wagon, power steering & brake5, au la. t ranl'., 'locBI owner, .. 1 . , ,_ · ·· ••·· 1,1 good wa~9n . 1·9zi·. Ford Gran Torino•••••$2395 2~ 'br .1 2haf-~hop, air conditioned, loca ll y owned . Shows best of ca re. 1971 _Plymouth Coupe ••••• !l795 Small V·B. low mileage. AT. PS, 1970 Chevrolet vs ..........~l295 Caprice 2 dr. hardtop, power stee r ing & brakes, auto. trans., Chevrolet top of line. · 1970 Ford 2 Dr. Gal. 500•••s895 2 Dr . Hardtop, small V-8, power steering, au lo. t rans .. local owner . 68 Chevelle HT Cpe., V-8, auto ....... ..... ....'795 : See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel ~ Prison SEE: FRED BLAETTNAR, DARRELL DODRILL RIGGS USED CARS deepens 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedar., power, air '595 . 66 985-4100 Located on Sf. Rf. 7 ·Chester, Pontiac ut. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S • . (as is) OR . DAN . THOMPSON '300 ' 0. 35 New '75 Olds Ready For DeliveiJ \Colson's commitment w' • .. · .· being cut off from society," and yet, the inability of ever being alone, of the incessant blare of the loudspeaker, and especially the despair of the prisoners. One day while bending over a sink doing laundry. Colson said, a young black approached and said he did not know why he was in ·prison or for how long. Disbelieving, Colson got testy but eventually learned his story. The young black unwittingly drove _a stolen car, a court-appointed lawyer entered a plea of guilty, and he was quickly sentenced. Now his wife and four children • ;By WESLEY G. PIPPERT • WASHINGTON ( UP!) :Charles Colson says his com·mitment to Christ has :cteepened since his conversion ,and the seven months he spent ~in prison for his Watergate sins. he refuses to speak publicly about Nixon or Watergate . It obviously is on' his mind, " I don't know of any bombshell that hasn't exploded," Colson said when asked if the full truth of Watergate is known . He says he has no specific He pulled out several bulging plans for the future other than files that were the basis of a to spend as much time as he book on Nixon that would be can " with the fellows hip" and " as straight as I know how to work for prison reform. He has make it - the good and the no desire to return to any part bad." He has shel~ed it. " I'll of his old life . finish it someday," he said. Once a $200,!JOO.a-year corpo- " It's not the right time for it rate lawyer and one of Richard now." Nixon's closest advisers, Colson says he has told all h e interviewed knows to the Watergate special Colson • was Monday in the basement of his prosecutOr and the Rockefeller Tudor home in suburban CIA commission . He is irked at McLean, Va . An autographed reports he has withheld inforpicture of Nixon hung beside mation. his desk. Few if any aides were as He wore a heavy knit white · close to Nixon as Colson. His sweater and a pair of sneakers . book could disclose intimate For two hours he lalked, sip- delails about the former presiping coffee -formerly it would dent during the , firing of have been Scotch on the rocks Special Prosecutor Archibald -and puffing on a pipe or a Cox, the resignation of Vice cigarette. At one point, he President Spiro Agnew, the sardonically referred to selection of Gerald Ford and himself as " the ex-White House Nixon's resignation. hatchet man. " Colson meets regularly with He said he feels he was the politically heterogeneous burned in his one and only prayer group t hat has nurtured - oth~ interview since leaving him s ince his 1973 conversion prison in January when he - former Sen. Harold Hughes_ quoted Nixon as having said of Iowa, a '·liberal Democrat; Secretary of State "Hepr,Y;··,R.ep. AI Qyie;_uf• Minnesota, a Kissinger ·was unstable. Now moderate Republican; former may lose their home. "It just turned my stomach - the imperfections of the legal system," Colson said. "The old Colson would have taken the attitude, 'Oh, well, if 98 per cent of the system is perfect and we're protecting law and order, what else matters?' "The new Colson says, 'if Christianity is true·, the · in-_-. · pointed to a stacK of unanswered letters -he gets about 300 a month -from persons he said are searching as he himself was. Only one or lwo in a hundred is skeptical, he said. The fonner Nixon aides have been split by Watergate animosity. But Colson says he has kept touch with them, including the former president. The latter contact he refuses to discuss. Colson denies he was as reactionary as his old image, pointing out he supported Eisenhower over Taft for the 1952 GOP nomination and Nixon over Goldwater in 1964, and was top aide to Sen. Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts, a liberal Republican. [n lhe White House , he took on Nixon's views. "You inevitably are inDuenced by the man you're working for," he said, adding, "I looked to where the voteS were and I talked tough." How can Americans avoid the Watergate kind of leadership? "Pray for men who have the character and integrity to care for their fellow man and who dividual, who wiU live forever, • are sensitivf:! to is more important than dividual/' he said, the r--D"RrveTfeoucA'T'iONc"A'Rs'-l I (2) 75 Oldsmobile .· 1 I Cutlass Supreme Sedans I ! I I Fully equipped cars with 60-40 seat, AM-FM radio, steel radial tires. factory air . -· .L---~~---·--!._~E___j '• ' Carmel News, By the Day Karr & Van Zandt "You' ll LikeOurQualityWay of Doing Business" . 992 -5342 GMCFINANCING POMEROY Open EveningsUnti l6 TiiSp.m . Sat. :oo- Harrisonville Society News in- governments and societies that come and go."' It is "one of life's little ironies" that law and order was the Nixon administration's theme and now many of its officials haW' been convicted, Eden News Social Notes Colson concedes. "! realize Attendance at Eden Sunday now how wrong we were on law School last week was 64. • a ;sQ\Itherh • ' Democrat, and · and order· " A weekend revival will Ill! Douglas Coe; a staff member of Colson has gone back to visit held at t~e Eden Unltea !he prayer breakfasi moveMaxwell Air Force Base in Brethren Church March 28, 29 ment. He hopes to work partAlabama, where he was im· and 30. Everyone is welcome . time with Hughes and Coe in prisoned, His disbarment proVisiting recently with the work or the movement. hibils him from representing Martha Holsinger were Mr. After the group s~pt ·nights · prisoners; although he wants to and Mrs. Rodney Holsinger weeping and praying, Colson do .what he can for them. and Crystal, Greenfield, Mr . pleaded guilty to obstruction of H~ was , freed because of and Mrs. Russell Holsinger, justice in the Nixon ad· ministJ:a,tioh 's prosecution of family problems. HIS Widowed . Phillip and Randy- Chester ~other ~eis an only child "- Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'Eddy and Daniel Ellsherg•for leaking ,t he IS staying Wlth the Coisons. He Robert Dewey, Belpre, and Mr. Pentagon Papers on the has . s!"'~t several weekends and Mrs. Alva Holsinger Jr. Vietnam war. He was senw1th his son, a college student, and family or R;icine. tenced to 1-to-3 years. Mr'. and Mrs. Paul Whaley In prison, he read the Bible who w~ arrested durmg a _ drug ra1d. d · ·ted 11 ·th and books by such theologians Colson and his wife spent an son v1s1 . recen y w1 . Sp . l Mr . and Mrs . Eddie Bigley. as Dietrich Bonhoelfer, the th ree weeks Ill am a a 'Mr. and Mrs. ·william martyred Gemlan who some remote village . Each day, he H Ito . · ted Mr d Mr historians say plotted unsuc- said, they read the Bible for- .Masek Kn Vt;n S . d · an s. 1 e erwm, Wl ay. cessfully Adolf · Hitler's h f fi _ two ours, wrote our or ve Mr d Mr D · n. .• t . ligi. . an s. aw81ll s assassination. bo urs on a book on h IS re ous " Br t .. ted Sun.d . ' th Prison affected Colson in· , experience to he published in . anu e VISI . . a~ WI Mr. and Mrs. Vll"gll Holsmger, delibly . , He speaks or " the the fall, and walked. He realizes many are skepti- Aleshia Lynn and Letitia Anne. ..,spiritual torture, . the · · Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and s~aration from family, of cal of hiS conversiOn. But he Mrs. Martha Holsinger visited LARRY'S 95 121 Rocker Recliners, ea. 9.95 121 Patchwork Recliners, A-1--69.95 I 1) Maple Chair 29.95 2 pc. L.R. Suite, green 39.95 2pc. L.R. Suite, grey 79.95 mirrors, queen siJ.e bed, reel •olvel drowtrs . Only 2 to Mil. 72 72 4 Dr .,• 6 cyl. , auto ., fac. ai r . P.S. OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P. M . POMEROY, OHIO •• il ' Mecliterranoon desitn.. twin ' . .72 Chev. l(llp Cpe., V-8 auto. P.S ......... ; !2195 72 FORD PINTO .......................'1595 $3495 air •••• •• ••• •• ••• '3295' ll Ot tl tlfl ll . Olds TOIO!fadlfilM:. V-roof, pow., air ..... '3095 1 1973 Ford Pickup.~ ••••••••• !2895 "":lt:s:l:s:l:s:il:s:lt:Sl'i!!~PJ!l .. Re~araham Purcell of Texas, .BUNK BEDS '119 72 Dr . Wagon . 4 98JH, Self~:.l,roof, •' 1 72 FORD PINT0.......................!1595 $2250 POMEROY MOTOR CO. 2 Piece Early American LIVING ROOM SUITE . 72 Olds 72 FO~D COUNJ~Y SQ............. ~1895 4 cy l. , pow., air .••• 1 ,2395 . 73 Olds Cut. Suj1: 1t1T'tl>e., power, air .......'2895 ·· 4 Dr., fa c. a ir , P-.S., P.B·.. vin yl roof . $2395 Dr;,HT., 1973 FORD F-350••••••• !3695 12 ft . stake body, l ton tru ck , 360 V-8, 4 s peed tra ns ., P.S. & P. B., very low m ileage, Hke new dual wheels. Ranger . 6 cyl. , one care-fu l local owner . 70 Maverick 2 Dr., 6, auto ................... . '1195 1972 CHEVROLET l/4 TON 8' Fl eet s ide, V-8, 4 s peed. or c lean out s hrubb ery, basements , attics, etc. Phone 949-3221 or 7-42 -4-4-41. Da~iels . 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 72 OLDS DELTA 88 .................. ~2195 . ' 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radio~ · .. ..... .. 12195 '1 Dr . H. T ., fa c. air , P. S., P. B., vinyl roof. -------------WILl. - trim or cut trees Special 73. Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, pow., air......... 14395 · 73 Cougar XR7, v-rool, air, power •••••• : ••••• 1 ~895 2 Dr . Spor ts Coupe , extra nice. 4 GOOD USED TRUCKS 1972 DATSUN PICKUP · 4 speed, n ew tires. alum . topper . tfOME OOt"ER work. land clearing by lhe acre, hourly or contnct. · Farm ponds , roads, etc . large dozer and operator with O\ler 20 years ex perience . Pullins Excavating , Pomeroy , Ohio . F»hone 99'? 2478 . 12-19 -lfc 73 Olds Cut. S. Cpe., auto., P.S., SS wheels 13095 73 PONTIAC LeMANS .............. ~3295 Pomeroy Motor Co. . THE EARLY' ~IRD GETS THE CHOICE AND VERY BEST PRICES 4 Dr ., fa c. a ir, P .S. , P . B , 11 inyl roof. Imp a la 2 Dr . H.T.. V-8, P.S., P. B., auto., viny l roof. RACINE PLUMBING &HEATING tomplefe pl11mbing yellow , ca briolet e lk grain vinyl roof, full~ i . power equip., 50 -50 divided front seat , 6-way power \ \both sides ; T&T wheel. full stereo. Cru ise ControL • reclining sea l back , R .S., C. C. a ir, many other e)C fras, ~ 3.700 miles. Mr . Karr's personal car . } i Bombay 73 .FORD GRAN TORINO ........... !2495 72 CHEV. IMPAlA ....................51595 . HEI.L 1 75 Chev. Caprice 4 door. .................... '559~ Sold new for over S6700 . F ull power , a ir , stereo, V-roof, 1,500 miles. New Cadilla c t ra de 2 Dr .. 307 V-8, auio .• P,S, ~harp. SOD "':'a in St . Phone 992-2174 Pomeroy , Ohio Serv•ce Hours : Mon .. Fri . 8 a. m. to 4:30, Sat. 8 a .m ,- 12 noon . 75 Cadillac Elderado Cpe. L----~~~~Y~~~-----J 73 CHEV. NOVA 'SS................ ..S2495 Smith Nelson Motors Inc. i EARLY BIRD SALE! I 73 CHEV. JMPAlA .................. }2495 «i\ We ARE a LEADER - r---..-..--------------·1 6 cy l. . auto .. I Dr. , I , 100 mites. brtl rmce o l wor r,;,nt y good . IN SALES IN SERVICE IN FRIENDSHIP Radios, Antennas, Towers, Used T.V.'s. Buy from the "Indian" and save "Wam Pum". We buv used Radios and Towers. Radios repaired by FCC licensed service personnel . Slop and see the 1•tndian " and Bubblu . 10 and 20. Monitor Ctfan~ttl ........._ beb. 75 MERCURY OOM£T. .............. ~3595 Keep watching our ads for more money -saving service a ds , coming your way weekly. 308 Page St. Middleport, 0. 992-3509 [- -- USED CARS . PASSENGER CARS& LIGHT DUTY TRUCKS •Ad!u st Caster •Adjust Toe-In · •Adru st Camber •In Sl . spec 1 eerrng Components • In spect Fro nt Suspension MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. PH. 992-7777 POMEROY We Will Be CLQSED v"' 259~5 39.95 New 4&5 Drawer M.pte Olesls__$ele $21 & $33 1 'OPTOMETRIST ' Happy Easter ' RUnAND FURNITURE 1 '2.00 [CJii:tiou~l r------ TRUCKS------, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g SEWING MACHINE , Repairs , service, ell makes . 992-228-4. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy, Authorized Singer Sales and Se rv ice . We sharpen Scissors. 3-29 -tfc Complete Maple · ORTH Free Car Wa sh With Use of thi s Cou pon . ~EAOY MfX CONCRETE de: ll ver. ed right tb your project , Fas 1 and easy. Free estimates. Phone 992 -32&-4 Goeglein Ready -Mix Co ., Middleport. Ohio . 6-30-lfc ·~-~~~~ Coupon No. 2 3-21-75 p.J Home Maintenance 308 P11e, Middleport W On Our "Chuck Hole Special" Home Building Room Additions and Garages · PIA.NO tuning. Lane Phone 992-201i2. . . ~- ------- --,.------ 24,000 BTU General Electric a ir 10 ACRES, su itable tor building Conditioner . not a year old . ' '08 E. · lots or trailers . Will se ll as Phon e 992 -2952 . MAIN whole or separate . Located on 3-26-lfc Rl. 7 in Middleport. Phone . PQMEROY. 0.-, 992 -3278. REVELATION' 22 Magnum 3 23 -6tc Rifle, fUsed very little) . A A NEWHDME - Located on real bargo!lin , 520. Also , will 1 level acre (lots of garden HOUSE fo r sa le , 5 rooms and g ive away mother cat and 4 bath on Rt . 33, Pomeroy. space), 3 nice BR ' s with beautiful kittens (soonl to Phone 843 -2684 . ·closets, very nice kitchen good homes . John Monier , 3-23 -6tp ,. with dining area, modern Leading Creek RoJd , M~fJ ­ dleport . OhiO . !'hone 992-39i11. bath , carpeted throughout, 3-26 -Jtc 6 RMS ., gara_Oe ~· paneling _, Mom , with your choice of breezeway, 8 acres . Call 992 GARDEN tillers , J , 1 h.p., $210 ; colors . Garage, all electric. 3059' • h.p , $235 ; 5 h .p.·$2,5 ; 8 h ,p, 3-25 -6tc AI lllnancing to right people . SJ69 . 5 speed . Lawn mowers , 120,000 . etec . self -propelled r iding LOOK - JUST 17,900 boys mowers , 6 h .p., 8 n.p., 10 h.p. and t6 h. p. McMurray'S this. 3 bedrooms, bath, nice Suflply Company. Ma5on , W. kitchen. paneling , tile, Va . (Phone (304) 173-5323. porches. storage building, · 3 23 -6tc ground, SEE THIS. S TEREO - radio~ 8 tra ck tape GARDEN SPACE - I level combination . am -fm radio, 4 acre, 2 bedrooms. bath . ntce speaker sound system . kitcherJ and dining, utility, Balance S101 .82 or terms . Call NE lNG 6 room basement, many other 992 -3965. 3-25 -tfc house, 3 bedrooms, P/2 baths, 2 features . Well below the - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - porches, city water, and large market at iust $13,500. w~ ~~ERS for sale . Phone 992-_ lot. Only S4.SOO.OO. THINK BIG- If your house 3 . 3·25-6tc POMEROY - 2 Family home. is bus1ing at the seams ----11 rooms in all . Could have trying to accommodate your E.A:sTE"ii lb~;nl;; for salt . another rental . Large lot on growing family ... SEE THIS Phone 9.92 -5302. 3-2S -4tc good paved street . - 4 BR with large closets. 2 MIODLEPORT - 7 room nice balhs. basement. porches. PENNY ' S Franklin fireplace, older home, 3 bedrooms. 2 full patio, garage, many other mahoganv writing desk , J baths, one enclosed , office. full fealures. ONLY 119,900. shelf bookcase , 30 in . elec . IS YOUR HOME TOO cookstove . Phone 985 ·3920 basement, garage and neat Chester . little yard. LARGE OR SMALL? CASH 3-25-"P BUSINESS - You can gel into FOR IT, BUY THE HOME A"NTIQUe- 1- ;;;--;;;;;.-cooled this by paying only for the THAT SUITS YOll BET. staf!onary engine with 30 in . stock . Can you beat that? TER. - WE SELL YOUR flywhee ls in good running NEW LISTING - Rustic '2 PROPERTY OR YOU PAV co nd ition IS wh ite rock bedroom loo ,... Q· '· · Baih, US NOTHING. Call now laying hens . One 3 vr . old R'eg . drilled ~\.i: nersible 9922259, Angus herd bull. One 10 month old Reg . Angus bull. pump . I , 3 acres. 992·2259 Two 8 months Reg . Angus $6,000.00 . heifers . Four Reg . Angus BVILDING LOTS - Several cows . l to freshen soon. I later . Two Holstein first c-ell loca tions on water tine'. LET US DO IT!! heifers. .' 1 m ixed calves . 500 00 Pnone 985--41-40. Sl. · up. 3-25 -5tc POMEROY BVSINESS - With all fixtures and stock. HAY and corn for sale . Phone DO YOU WANT· TO MAKE 992 -1306. ~~!:!'! 3-2s.61p -~ ~~'!2-'~ I April 5, 1975 Ph . 985-4102 RMIYtor Spec;_.l_ilt · ~~-~ Good thro ugh IIIUIU81S -- - - - --~ - ~------------ FOR THREE DAYS ' . With Service Set Above the Rest. Second tn a series of monev -s aving .coupons. Chester, Ohio re. CA SMITH NELSON SAVES AGAIN Construction Co. to. the SMI.TH_.... .,L$.0 N n.o; Pr.cision Ground Real JISW ]From tne largest 'Truck or CoMiructlon & Romodtl STANLEY Produ c ts for sa te . Phon e 742 3762. 3-9-26tc ~~. .~~ r ~-:---....::==~:;:::::::::::::::::::~:=;-~~====~ w'..•.LKINSON B' el D-a. Pro~Ucts, Bailey Run Road . AutO Sale Potted Lilies, Mums and Geraniums, plus Hanging Baskets·, Vining Geraniums, Begonias and Petunias. PHONE m -5776 For Sale USED parts. Frye's Tr uCk and t ime N eal tyl) i 51 . s hortl'land . ~~~~ep(~~~51 • 7 ~2~!~;~d , OhiO . Pari or lull - -------------PRIVATE m eeti n~J ro.om lor ~ cn ti net. Pomeroy , Ohto any or gani zation ; phone 992 <I S161i' 3975. 3-28 Jtc 3 11 -tfc · -------- - ~ -FURNISHED apartmenT , LADYtostavwithelderlylady . adulls on tv in Mtddleport Phone 99'.1 Jb89 . Phone 992387<. 3 23 ' " 3 25 ttc - · -- · 2 BEDROOM tra il er , S2S per we ek Al l util ities flaid . Ph one Sales 992 33?4 . 3 25 tfc 19 74 OLD SMOBILE Cutlass Supreme , maroon with white TRAILER spa ce, 2 mit es from v·inv t top , sharp , Phone 742 . HarriSOnville . Util i ties 32 15. a11ai lab te . Phone 142 -382 1 3 25 6tc 3 25 Stc ·cO u-N-TR Y MObi ie- H O~i'Pa r k. \9 66 FORD Mustang V-8, stand ard shill with tape deck . R I . 33. ten miles north of Ph one 992 5156 a fter 5 p m. Pomeroy . Large lots wi th 3 26 -4tc concrete Po\f ios, sidewalkS. runn e rs and oft street 1956 G.M.C. J50 ·tru ck, 11 1 ton parking . Pt.J,one 992 747V . w1th 14 fl covered bed . Phone 12 -Jl lfc }42 3949. 3-2641( TRA ILER · s PA c~ ~ -~{ mile nort h of Meigs High School on old Rt . JJ . Phone 992 -29-4 1. 1-23-lfc 1961 CHEVROLET , re liabte . gel to work car 249 Broadwa y. OUPLEX ~ 2JBI-;- -Waln"'l;1 5 t .. , Phone 992 2082 J 16 12tc Middleport. Oh io. Phone 992 2780 or q91 -J4J1 . 2 19 lfc 1975 MONTE Car lo , -4 ,000 miles , &II power , air, AM stereo tape . Ca ll99 2-7036 after 5 p.m. 4 BEDROOM hOuse , well to wal l J 5-lfc carpe ting . !I ·C, fenced in yard with p!it lo. ntc e Phone 992 2780 or 992 3432 . J 19 lf c For Sale FARMALL 300 tr actor , 8 fl . TWO bedroom tra iler . Adults Ol iver Disc 2 bolfom Oliver on ly Phone 992 3975 or 992 plow 'On rubber . Al l in good 257 1. cond ition . George Coll ins , 3 23 ttc T4pP)n$; ~lains . Phone 667 3484. 2 BEDROOM mob ile home , Phone Albert Hill , Racine . - - · -- ------------- -=--~~tc Ohio 949 2261. MAKE beaten do:"'n carpet nail at door~ay~ br•ght and fluffy 3 23 ore again w1th Blue Lustre . Baker Furn itur e COmflilnY . 3 BEOROOM mobile home ; 3-28 -ltc washer end dryer , l 1 1 baths , --- -- - -------- - - - - - uti li ties pa id, S42 .SO week . JOB Paoe St., Middleport, Ohio . SPL 1T or round _locust posts for sa le . Will del1ver . 75c eac h. 3--4 -tfC Cal l 99 2 5702 . --- -- ------~---3-28 -Jtc 2 BEDROOM mobile home In -------- - ------------Syracuse . No chi ldren or peh . NEWPORTABLEBAR,wonas Cal l 992 -2-441 after 6 p.m. prtze , 4Bxlb40, \llnyl tufted Deposit required . front and arm rest , chrome 3-11 -tfc swivel casters and rail; two shelves . Phone Hl -3"t:27 31< Sunday trom 10 a . ,m . till 8 p. evenings . m . Special Bppts. to ride 3 30 at e during the week before 4. - - - --- -·---- ----TUPPERS PLAINS . OH IO. R EMODE LIN G. p l umb ing . 3-71 Jtc heating , o!lncJ a ll tv pes of - - - - - - - - --------gener a l r'e palr . work HOW TO EARN up to S100 gua'ranteed 20 years ~)C weekl y •ddresSing . >tumno , perience . Phon e 99 22 •09 . mailing, enveloJJes . Me i 1 25c 3 11 tfc an d stamped addressed en -·--- ------'tolelope . ACL ENTERPRISES . Wt LL do bllb';'S IIIing in mv Bo)C 111. Troy , 111 , 62294 . hom e Ca ll 99276J7 . 3-27 Jtll 3 '23 ate GUN SHOOT. Saturday , Mar ch 29 , 1 p. m . Mile Hill Road . ft1obile Homes For Factory choked gun s onry SJJonsored by Rac ine Fire MOBILE home , t971 65 x 12 King . 2 bedroom . Phone 992 DePt . 5496. 3-27 2tC J 28 6tC SHOOT IN G MATCH , Corn Hollow Gun Club . turn firs t 1973 SKY LINE 12 )C 60 mob ile Mme . Air cond ition tnQ , 1 BR . right after Miles Cemetery , furnished . Call 991 70 48 . after Rutland Factory choked 4 p.m guns only . Sunday , Ma r ch JO. 3 n otp 1 p m. Easter Special Help Wanted Of' I( ( GIRL Employment Wanted ~usiness Services ] _9- The Daily Senhnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday. March 28, 1975 • OFF ICE HOURS9:30to 12, 2 TO 5. I CLOSE AT. NOON ON TtjURS. I - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. ' To All! • , ;. ,, ·' \ • '. ~ Q Mr. and Mrs . Robert Webb, Sunday at Guysville . Beginning. April1 • Blue & Grey Restaurant .. 100 E. Main $f. Pomeroy, Ohio Most of the Arctic's lai!ds lose their covering of ice·· and s now in the 6 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Six Days A Week summer . Temperatures can rise to as high as 90 degrees F . in some places. ; FIELD SEEDS · SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 Mulberry - · ' - c-, ,, . 992-2115 . ,. ... - ' " Pomq ' ..r• . �. '' '. ,, P.;;F;;("'R:;~[i;'"'use Sentinel Classifieds[ '·Notic e .' COLE'S STABLES RIDING Academy , now open ing for pleasure lind tra i l riding . Monday through Friday from 4 to 8 p. m .: Saturday and ' For Rent PART T I ME bookl<.ecping , tleKable hour'S . 1 or 'l day s a week or evcn1ngs . Ex per 1enced , excellent loc al referen c e Phone 9n 701i'O 3 ''and 4 ROOM furn i shed an o · unfurnished c!lpar l ments . Phone 991 -5434 . .41 -1'2 -lfc ~ELL yo ur mobile home for cash . 15 hom es wan ted, 1958 WE ARE no longer employees th ru 1972 modelS. Phone (614 1 of Dud le y ' s Florist , M id 446 -1425. Gallij:!OiiS dleport . Mrs . Beulah White anct Mrs . 3 9-78tc Bessie Darst . 3-28-3tc SDK10 Elcar Trai ler . washer. dryer. A C , complete l y furnish ed . Phone 949 3663 . -URGENTLY NEEDED ! Cub J 27 Jtp Scouts un iforms . Size s ·a to 12 Phone 985 -4152 or 667 3591. 3 26 3tc Wanttrl To Buy furn iture , ice boxes , bi'ass SHOOTING Match , Rac ine Gun 'oLb beds , or complete. households . Clu b, Sunday , March 30 , 1 Write M. 0 . Mtller , Rt . 4, p.m. · Pomeroy , Oh io. Co!! II 992 -7760 . 10-7-74 ~OR YO ur " 'Oil of M ink" WANTED . Old up r ighl p ia nos . Cosmetics . Phone BROWN'S any condition . Paying SlO 992 -5113. *' each . F irs t floor only . Write J. 7 tfc and give directions to WIHen P iano Co , Box 188, Sard is, AUcTu> N-:- T hursd-.,y - n[Qht, -- -7 Ohio 43946 . p.m . at Muon Auct ion . 327 -6tp l-4orton St. In Mason , W. Va . Consignments welcome . JUNK autos, complete and Phone 00-4) 773 -5-471 . · delivered to our yard . We pick 2-2-lfc up 'JUto bod ies and buv 111 ;-r.:i..-==:..=.--:=-=--~-":-....---:­ kind~ of scrap met1t s• and NOW selling Fulltr Brush Iron . Rider's Salvage, St . Rt . Products, phone 992 -34 10 . 12-4, Rt . 4, Pomeroy , Oh.io . 1-24 -tfc Call 992 -5468. 10-17 -tfc --------------- ---------------CASH paid for all makes and Hubbard's models of moblllt homes .. P'hone area code 6lf -423 -9531 . ~ --4 -13-tfc ,-------------I Classified Ads I 1 b 1 I r ng YOU I l I lI G11e11house, Sy~acuse, Oh , io 1 1 extra cash f 0r shopp1ng sprees lI 1 1 1 Help Wanted SOME ONE to mow rawn in Letart. Oh io. Contact Ruth Clrcte , 44 6-24 10 Collect. Gal lipoli s, Ohio . J-26 -4tC ' BAR MAID wanted . Someone ove r 30 , no experience necessary . Appl'f in person , Jack 's Cl ub. 3-26 -Jtc iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~.ii-iii-iiiiii-iiiii_ii_iii_ii_iii_ii-iiiiii-~.;.-·~-~--~-;-;;;-;;;;-~-;;-~--;-~- l knowledge of bookkeeping l -22 -78tp.1 necessa ry or helpful. filing . E)(per i enced pref erred . Write FA RM Lumber . se e us for vour to Bo)C 729 L. co The Dai!V needs . Pom e roy Forres t Phone 992 5965 . LOOKING FORA JOB? l 19 12tc TILLERS 3!1:! H.P. TURf·TILL Verlical-shaft Bnggs engine, ex tr a -heavy worm. gear d ri ve. Tines are 12'' dia mete r , t il ling Width rs 26" . (22-5899) $168~~ :~OMUOV LANDMA~k 9. _Jack W. Cart•Y'• Mtr. 6il Phone 992-2111 · MIXED hay for s ale 992 3658. Phone 3 16 tfc INDI AN Joe 's Spor ti ng Good s. buy and sel l gun s. ammo , fi s hing eq uipment , and after Aprt l 1, we will ha ve I is h bait . Stop by a t J08 Page St .. Middleport . Phone 992-3509 . 3-2-JOtc ·------·-- ---- ---- NEW and used cham saws. tillers and mowe rs . Also, repairs . 498 Lo c ust St., Middleport . Phone 992-3092. 2-28 -26tc ,i:;o~~R~ -~~~;~;;~o~ s~; , Bu ilding tor sate or lease .' Phone773 -5618from 8:30p.m. to 10 p. m. for aflpo intment .· 3-10-lfr• ., :-ccose·ouT~;;--;;:~- zig .zaQ sewing machines . For sewing stretch fabri cs, buttonholes., fan cy design s, etc Paint slightly blem ished. Choice of c arry in g c ase or sewing stand . $49.80 cuh or terms avai lable. Phone 992-7755. 12 -18-tfc, - - - - - - - - - - - -- -teal Estate For Sale rlOME fo r sa le in Chester . . Tupflers Plains water, natural gas , 2 bedrooms . comp le te ly remodeled . SIJ ,800 . Phon e 985 4102 . 3 t6-12rc S TARCRAFT EASTER weekend specials , 24 ' , 7" trailer , S5989 now 54700 . STARMAS TER fold -down s S\825 wllh free 3 way rad io. camp Con ley Starcraff Sates . Rt. 62 N. of Pt. Plea sa nt. BUY NOW & SAVE . low , iow;· 3-27 -2fc down payments , 8 pet . in terest. 30 yr. financi ng on new JOO GALLON water tank . Phone homes in 3 Meigs County 992 -57 8]. locations . or BUILD on your J-27 -3tc lot . Phone 992 -5976 or 992 -5844. 3-13 -tfc 8FT CAMPER top for pickup true k Pr ice $200. Phon e 992 NEW all e le c tri c hom e , 3 77'.17 . bedrm s ., 2 baths, double 3--27 -4tc ga rage , 5 lots overlooking r iver In Svra cuse . Complete 3 YR OLD Baldw in Acro5onic trad er hookup lind rented. p iano. 2 hamsfer cages , one Phone 992 -5888 . roll elec. fen ce wire . Phone 3-28 -3tp 742 -4440 after 5 p. m . 3-27 -Jtc NE W brick nome on Sta te Rt 7 -.-------,..--- ---- - - - - between Pomeroy and Cheste r . J bedroom s, 2 bath, AIR CO NDITIONER . •.000 gal-age, basement , firepla ce, BTU . Two mag wheels , 13 in. ca rpeted . Phone 985 -3365. Phone 247 -3824. · 3-28 -3tc 3 24 Ol e WHEAT STRAW, utra large bates . Sl 25 each . Phon e 378 - 6 ROOM house with ba th, 3 bedroom , full basement, gas 6257 . heat. h.w. fl oor , wa ll to wall J-24 -6tc carpe t. Close to school in Pomeroy . Phone 992 -30'17. TWO sol id maple bar stools. · 3-9-52tc leatner seats , li ke new . Phone 992-3442 . J-26 -Jtc BEAUTIFUL new hOme 1on lake 3 bedrooms, bath & h. - - ------ - - - -- - - carp'eting , drapes, big den , 1970 YAMAHA 115 , Call 992 -3493. ~250 . Phone 992 5992. 3-24 -tfC 3-26 -41C ~---- WE WILL INSERT YOUR SITUATION WANTED AD FREE OF CHARGE SMALL ENGINE SALES& SERVICE 992.3092 1f"\ I[)E _.R . "'." d , ..,. Service Buff'daz.,. . Radlat~ •mellest Hia'ter N"-on B •m Chi an I s 498locustSt. Middleport, Ohio l - ~;.1- Mo ~ Wotor, Electric; O.s, S.W.. [lnos, lnslollod. Work gunantetd. Doier. BockMI, Tl'llcks Llmtston. & Fill Dirt Commtrcll~ltosldlnllol B-K EXCAVATING OOMPANY mPNriSirMI Middloparl, Olllo Phonott2-5367orm-*1 NEIGLER BUILDERS SUPPLY Racine, 0 . 949-3604 We Specialize In Building Homes J-25-1 mo. Estate· For Sale Strout Realty RVTLAND - Brick older home. large double lql, J or 4 BR ., lots of room. Owner will take land contract . 114.000.00. RUTLAND AREA- Be the first to live in lhls ail elec. J BR, full basement, carport, utility bldg.. on 10 a . ol wooded land . Owner will take land contract. RT. JJ - 2 BR. older home, some carpeting . 510,800.00. RT. JJ - Alhens County, 4 acres, 3 SR .• modern klt· chen , full basement , garage, lois of shrubbery , Owner will take land contract. 126.500.00 . 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT: lois Pauley Branch Manager - - --------- MOTOR$. ,I.NC. Pomerot ""· m~ln•.. ' Hnting Cooling Refrigeration · Root Repairs · Gutters o . Plumbing . Electrical ~epair s and Service. .. Call 992-3509 and . S.ve on your rtpairs : also repair mowers, compressors and outbOirds. Bring it in and save. Blown fnsulation Services Blawa into Walls & Attics. STORM Windows & Doors ALVMINUM Siding- Sofliff Gutters- Awnings Free Estimates Ph. tf2-:199l lARRY J.AVENDER Sogacuse, Ohio-- · 3-10-75 · ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - Sweepers, toasters, irons, all small app liances. Lawn mowers , next to State High way Ga rag e on Route 7. Phone 985-3825. 3-11 -26tc ·excA.vA'TtNG, dozer, toadeiand backhoe work ; septic · tanks Installed ; dump trucks -and to -boys for hire ; will haul fiU dirt , top soil, limestone & gravel; Call Bob ·or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992-7089; night phone 992-"3525 or 992· 5232. 2-11 -lfc · WED., THURS. and FRI., APRIL 2, 3, 4 All ads must be in writing and limited to 20 words or less. We must have your name, address and telephone number on file, whether or not all this information appears in your ad. Free Ads will not be accepted by telephone. Use the following Coupon for your Free Advertisement; or submit it on another sheet of paper. r------------------- ---------------------1 ! I I FREE OFFER ! I 1 MY AD READS AS FOLLOWS: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 MAIL TO: l Classified I I I II I I lI Address Cit'y Zi - AIR conditioner , 4,000 BTU . 2 mag wheels, 13 inch . Phone 2-47 -3824 . 3-2• -6tc 4 9!uare Yard RUBBER BACK We have hundreds of carp•t values . Your job can be completed In I to 2 weeks. No long waiti.ng 13triod. Our installer hillS 21 years ex . per lence . ExJJert in ·St411atlon . YtOU 'II like Whit you gel . I II I l II NBIDe I - - - - - - - - - - - ----:-- I I The Daily Sebtinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ·I I Carpeting .501 NYLON CALl742-•211 . TALK TO ~ENDELL . GRA~, . - CARPET CpNSULTANT - II . Phone p ----~------~--------~-----~. -------------I I , 742-f211 .. Rutiand '-·· ~--~- -· - I 73 FORD RANGER XLT V-8, auto· , P. S.. long wide I . FRONT END ALIGNMENT Regular Price {--Carsl ... Sll.OO SPECIAL PRICE SID 00 Regular Price CTrucks...IKOO SPECIAL PRICE 112:00 INDIAN JOE'S CB SALES &PARTS ~ 4 Or . H. T ., fac. a ir, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. 2 SIGNS @) heating service and general sheet metal , works. Free Estimates. Phone 949-5961 Eme~gency 992-3995 or. 992-5700 OF ~QUALITY ' 197LC H EVROLET 2- TON CAB 360 engine, 2-speed , 825 tires , tm·Provement and Repair Service - Anything filCI!d around the home, from roof to basement. You will like our work and rates. Phone 742 -5081. 12-29-lfc 73 FORD GALAX IE 500 ....... .... }2595 ' I<UHL'S BARGAIN CENTER Tuppers Plains, 0. $198 Beautiful Floral Materials 0&0 TREE trimm ing, 20 years exp. Insured, tree estimates . Call 992-3057 or Coolville, 1 667 -3041 . J-18 -l2tp "Scotchguard" -.s_t:::PTIC TANK.S cleaned . Modern Sanitation, 992 -3954 or . 992 -73-49. 9-IB·tfC __.C.B RAo~o;O,A~;n;e;:Complete Service Phone 9•9-3821 or 949 -3161 Racine, Ohio . Crill Bradford 5-1-lfc' CLOSED EASTER "At Caution light, Rt. 7" Tuppers Plains, Ohio Phone 667-3858 OPEN WED. THRU SUNDAY9A.M.-7 P.M. 3-l6-12tc RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER , Sale of Used Furniture & Appliances Was Now Coffee T a b l e - - - - -- - 5.95 2.00 Hoover Dryer, green - - - - - - - 29.95 23" 8-WTelevision _ _ _ _ _ 119.95 99.95 23" Color TV, (A-1> _ _ _ _ _150.00 99.95 .---•SPECIAL-SPECIAL _ _...... First Come! First served! 12 NEW SETS OF •• •• 19.95 39.95 15.00 25.00 49.9S Speclall (NEW) 3 PIECE BEDROOM SUITES SALE •2799 Side by Side Refrigerator, white Baliy Bed. complete. white · 369.95 sp .. racing stri pes. w- mag wheels. 71 71 4 cyl., a uto .. vinyl roof. 72 FORD MAVERICK.................'1895 Pontiac 'Cat: til I:Pe., !iOWer, air ........'2Ai9~, Chev. Nova Cpe, 6 At., P.S••••• ••••• : •••• '2195 Ford Wagon, full power, air............... 11895 Chev. Cap. H.T. Sed., v-roof, air •• •••••••.• 1 19~5 70 Camaro V-8, auto., V-roof.. ............... 11995 @) Hoi. Sed .. power, air............ .11495 LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... '995 70 Olds 98 70 A.M. GREMLIN..................... ~895 69 Ford 2 Or ., 6 cy l. , 3sp . 69 Buick LaSabre 4 dr., v-roof, air............'795 GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS 68 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, v-roof, leather int. '495 1974 Pinto ;,Sta. Wagon •••••s2795 4 cyl. economy , auto. fran$ . Shows good car e. 1973 Maverick, 302 V8 ••••s2495 2 Dr . , Sedan. power steering, auto. trans. Extra good ap · peara nee. 1972 Ford ,G·ran Torino••• ~}2395 ' Jc ,. Sts .' Wagon, power steering & brake5, au la. t ranl'., 'locBI owner, .. 1 . , ,_ · ·· ••·· 1,1 good wa~9n . 1·9zi·. Ford Gran Torino•••••$2395 2~ 'br .1 2haf-~hop, air conditioned, loca ll y owned . Shows best of ca re. 1971 _Plymouth Coupe ••••• !l795 Small V·B. low mileage. AT. PS, 1970 Chevrolet vs ..........~l295 Caprice 2 dr. hardtop, power stee r ing & brakes, auto. trans., Chevrolet top of line. · 1970 Ford 2 Dr. Gal. 500•••s895 2 Dr . Hardtop, small V-8, power steering, au lo. t rans .. local owner . 68 Chevelle HT Cpe., V-8, auto ....... ..... ....'795 : See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel ~ Prison SEE: FRED BLAETTNAR, DARRELL DODRILL RIGGS USED CARS deepens 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedar., power, air '595 . 66 985-4100 Located on Sf. Rf. 7 ·Chester, Pontiac ut. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S • . (as is) OR . DAN . THOMPSON '300 ' 0. 35 New '75 Olds Ready For DeliveiJ \Colson's commitment w' • .. · .· being cut off from society," and yet, the inability of ever being alone, of the incessant blare of the loudspeaker, and especially the despair of the prisoners. One day while bending over a sink doing laundry. Colson said, a young black approached and said he did not know why he was in ·prison or for how long. Disbelieving, Colson got testy but eventually learned his story. The young black unwittingly drove _a stolen car, a court-appointed lawyer entered a plea of guilty, and he was quickly sentenced. Now his wife and four children • ;By WESLEY G. PIPPERT • WASHINGTON ( UP!) :Charles Colson says his com·mitment to Christ has :cteepened since his conversion ,and the seven months he spent ~in prison for his Watergate sins. he refuses to speak publicly about Nixon or Watergate . It obviously is on' his mind, " I don't know of any bombshell that hasn't exploded," Colson said when asked if the full truth of Watergate is known . He says he has no specific He pulled out several bulging plans for the future other than files that were the basis of a to spend as much time as he book on Nixon that would be can " with the fellows hip" and " as straight as I know how to work for prison reform. He has make it - the good and the no desire to return to any part bad." He has shel~ed it. " I'll of his old life . finish it someday," he said. Once a $200,!JOO.a-year corpo- " It's not the right time for it rate lawyer and one of Richard now." Nixon's closest advisers, Colson says he has told all h e interviewed knows to the Watergate special Colson • was Monday in the basement of his prosecutOr and the Rockefeller Tudor home in suburban CIA commission . He is irked at McLean, Va . An autographed reports he has withheld inforpicture of Nixon hung beside mation. his desk. Few if any aides were as He wore a heavy knit white · close to Nixon as Colson. His sweater and a pair of sneakers . book could disclose intimate For two hours he lalked, sip- delails about the former presiping coffee -formerly it would dent during the , firing of have been Scotch on the rocks Special Prosecutor Archibald -and puffing on a pipe or a Cox, the resignation of Vice cigarette. At one point, he President Spiro Agnew, the sardonically referred to selection of Gerald Ford and himself as " the ex-White House Nixon's resignation. hatchet man. " Colson meets regularly with He said he feels he was the politically heterogeneous burned in his one and only prayer group t hat has nurtured - oth~ interview since leaving him s ince his 1973 conversion prison in January when he - former Sen. Harold Hughes_ quoted Nixon as having said of Iowa, a '·liberal Democrat; Secretary of State "Hepr,Y;··,R.ep. AI Qyie;_uf• Minnesota, a Kissinger ·was unstable. Now moderate Republican; former may lose their home. "It just turned my stomach - the imperfections of the legal system," Colson said. "The old Colson would have taken the attitude, 'Oh, well, if 98 per cent of the system is perfect and we're protecting law and order, what else matters?' "The new Colson says, 'if Christianity is true·, the · in-_-. · pointed to a stacK of unanswered letters -he gets about 300 a month -from persons he said are searching as he himself was. Only one or lwo in a hundred is skeptical, he said. The fonner Nixon aides have been split by Watergate animosity. But Colson says he has kept touch with them, including the former president. The latter contact he refuses to discuss. Colson denies he was as reactionary as his old image, pointing out he supported Eisenhower over Taft for the 1952 GOP nomination and Nixon over Goldwater in 1964, and was top aide to Sen. Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts, a liberal Republican. [n lhe White House , he took on Nixon's views. "You inevitably are inDuenced by the man you're working for," he said, adding, "I looked to where the voteS were and I talked tough." How can Americans avoid the Watergate kind of leadership? "Pray for men who have the character and integrity to care for their fellow man and who dividual, who wiU live forever, • are sensitivf:! to is more important than dividual/' he said, the r--D"RrveTfeoucA'T'iONc"A'Rs'-l I (2) 75 Oldsmobile .· 1 I Cutlass Supreme Sedans I ! I I Fully equipped cars with 60-40 seat, AM-FM radio, steel radial tires. factory air . -· .L---~~---·--!._~E___j '• ' Carmel News, By the Day Karr & Van Zandt "You' ll LikeOurQualityWay of Doing Business" . 992 -5342 GMCFINANCING POMEROY Open EveningsUnti l6 TiiSp.m . Sat. :oo- Harrisonville Society News in- governments and societies that come and go."' It is "one of life's little ironies" that law and order was the Nixon administration's theme and now many of its officials haW' been convicted, Eden News Social Notes Colson concedes. "! realize Attendance at Eden Sunday now how wrong we were on law School last week was 64. • a ;sQ\Itherh • ' Democrat, and · and order· " A weekend revival will Ill! Douglas Coe; a staff member of Colson has gone back to visit held at t~e Eden Unltea !he prayer breakfasi moveMaxwell Air Force Base in Brethren Church March 28, 29 ment. He hopes to work partAlabama, where he was im· and 30. Everyone is welcome . time with Hughes and Coe in prisoned, His disbarment proVisiting recently with the work or the movement. hibils him from representing Martha Holsinger were Mr. After the group s~pt ·nights · prisoners; although he wants to and Mrs. Rodney Holsinger weeping and praying, Colson do .what he can for them. and Crystal, Greenfield, Mr . pleaded guilty to obstruction of H~ was , freed because of and Mrs. Russell Holsinger, justice in the Nixon ad· ministJ:a,tioh 's prosecution of family problems. HIS Widowed . Phillip and Randy- Chester ~other ~eis an only child "- Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'Eddy and Daniel Ellsherg•for leaking ,t he IS staying Wlth the Coisons. He Robert Dewey, Belpre, and Mr. Pentagon Papers on the has . s!"'~t several weekends and Mrs. Alva Holsinger Jr. Vietnam war. He was senw1th his son, a college student, and family or R;icine. tenced to 1-to-3 years. Mr'. and Mrs. Paul Whaley In prison, he read the Bible who w~ arrested durmg a _ drug ra1d. d · ·ted 11 ·th and books by such theologians Colson and his wife spent an son v1s1 . recen y w1 . Sp . l Mr . and Mrs . Eddie Bigley. as Dietrich Bonhoelfer, the th ree weeks Ill am a a 'Mr. and Mrs. ·william martyred Gemlan who some remote village . Each day, he H Ito . · ted Mr d Mr historians say plotted unsuc- said, they read the Bible for- .Masek Kn Vt;n S . d · an s. 1 e erwm, Wl ay. cessfully Adolf · Hitler's h f fi _ two ours, wrote our or ve Mr d Mr D · n. .• t . ligi. . an s. aw81ll s assassination. bo urs on a book on h IS re ous " Br t .. ted Sun.d . ' th Prison affected Colson in· , experience to he published in . anu e VISI . . a~ WI Mr. and Mrs. Vll"gll Holsmger, delibly . , He speaks or " the the fall, and walked. He realizes many are skepti- Aleshia Lynn and Letitia Anne. ..,spiritual torture, . the · · Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and s~aration from family, of cal of hiS conversiOn. But he Mrs. Martha Holsinger visited LARRY'S 95 121 Rocker Recliners, ea. 9.95 121 Patchwork Recliners, A-1--69.95 I 1) Maple Chair 29.95 2 pc. L.R. Suite, green 39.95 2pc. L.R. Suite, grey 79.95 mirrors, queen siJ.e bed, reel •olvel drowtrs . Only 2 to Mil. 72 72 4 Dr .,• 6 cyl. , auto ., fac. ai r . P.S. OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P. M . POMEROY, OHIO •• il ' Mecliterranoon desitn.. twin ' . .72 Chev. l(llp Cpe., V-8 auto. P.S ......... ; !2195 72 FORD PINTO .......................'1595 $3495 air •••• •• ••• •• ••• '3295' ll Ot tl tlfl ll . Olds TOIO!fadlfilM:. V-roof, pow., air ..... '3095 1 1973 Ford Pickup.~ ••••••••• !2895 "":lt:s:l:s:l:s:il:s:lt:Sl'i!!~PJ!l .. Re~araham Purcell of Texas, .BUNK BEDS '119 72 Dr . Wagon . 4 98JH, Self~:.l,roof, •' 1 72 FORD PINT0.......................!1595 $2250 POMEROY MOTOR CO. 2 Piece Early American LIVING ROOM SUITE . 72 Olds 72 FO~D COUNJ~Y SQ............. ~1895 4 cy l. , pow., air .••• 1 ,2395 . 73 Olds Cut. Suj1: 1t1T'tl>e., power, air .......'2895 ·· 4 Dr., fa c. a ir , P-.S., P.B·.. vin yl roof . $2395 Dr;,HT., 1973 FORD F-350••••••• !3695 12 ft . stake body, l ton tru ck , 360 V-8, 4 s peed tra ns ., P.S. & P. B., very low m ileage, Hke new dual wheels. Ranger . 6 cyl. , one care-fu l local owner . 70 Maverick 2 Dr., 6, auto ................... . '1195 1972 CHEVROLET l/4 TON 8' Fl eet s ide, V-8, 4 s peed. or c lean out s hrubb ery, basements , attics, etc. Phone 949-3221 or 7-42 -4-4-41. Da~iels . 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 72 OLDS DELTA 88 .................. ~2195 . ' 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radio~ · .. ..... .. 12195 '1 Dr . H. T ., fa c. air , P. S., P. B., vinyl roof. -------------WILl. - trim or cut trees Special 73. Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, pow., air......... 14395 · 73 Cougar XR7, v-rool, air, power •••••• : ••••• 1 ~895 2 Dr . Spor ts Coupe , extra nice. 4 GOOD USED TRUCKS 1972 DATSUN PICKUP · 4 speed, n ew tires. alum . topper . tfOME OOt"ER work. land clearing by lhe acre, hourly or contnct. · Farm ponds , roads, etc . large dozer and operator with O\ler 20 years ex perience . Pullins Excavating , Pomeroy , Ohio . F»hone 99'? 2478 . 12-19 -lfc 73 Olds Cut. S. Cpe., auto., P.S., SS wheels 13095 73 PONTIAC LeMANS .............. ~3295 Pomeroy Motor Co. . THE EARLY' ~IRD GETS THE CHOICE AND VERY BEST PRICES 4 Dr ., fa c. a ir, P .S. , P . B , 11 inyl roof. Imp a la 2 Dr . H.T.. V-8, P.S., P. B., auto., viny l roof. RACINE PLUMBING &HEATING tomplefe pl11mbing yellow , ca briolet e lk grain vinyl roof, full~ i . power equip., 50 -50 divided front seat , 6-way power \ \both sides ; T&T wheel. full stereo. Cru ise ControL • reclining sea l back , R .S., C. C. a ir, many other e)C fras, ~ 3.700 miles. Mr . Karr's personal car . } i Bombay 73 .FORD GRAN TORINO ........... !2495 72 CHEV. IMPAlA ....................51595 . HEI.L 1 75 Chev. Caprice 4 door. .................... '559~ Sold new for over S6700 . F ull power , a ir , stereo, V-roof, 1,500 miles. New Cadilla c t ra de 2 Dr .. 307 V-8, auio .• P,S, ~harp. SOD "':'a in St . Phone 992-2174 Pomeroy , Ohio Serv•ce Hours : Mon .. Fri . 8 a. m. to 4:30, Sat. 8 a .m ,- 12 noon . 75 Cadillac Elderado Cpe. L----~~~~Y~~~-----J 73 CHEV. NOVA 'SS................ ..S2495 Smith Nelson Motors Inc. i EARLY BIRD SALE! I 73 CHEV. JMPAlA .................. }2495 «i\ We ARE a LEADER - r---..-..--------------·1 6 cy l. . auto .. I Dr. , I , 100 mites. brtl rmce o l wor r,;,nt y good . IN SALES IN SERVICE IN FRIENDSHIP Radios, Antennas, Towers, Used T.V.'s. Buy from the "Indian" and save "Wam Pum". We buv used Radios and Towers. Radios repaired by FCC licensed service personnel . Slop and see the 1•tndian " and Bubblu . 10 and 20. Monitor Ctfan~ttl ........._ beb. 75 MERCURY OOM£T. .............. ~3595 Keep watching our ads for more money -saving service a ds , coming your way weekly. 308 Page St. Middleport, 0. 992-3509 [- -- USED CARS . PASSENGER CARS& LIGHT DUTY TRUCKS •Ad!u st Caster •Adjust Toe-In · •Adru st Camber •In Sl . spec 1 eerrng Components • In spect Fro nt Suspension MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. PH. 992-7777 POMEROY We Will Be CLQSED v"' 259~5 39.95 New 4&5 Drawer M.pte Olesls__$ele $21 & $33 1 'OPTOMETRIST ' Happy Easter ' RUnAND FURNITURE 1 '2.00 [CJii:tiou~l r------ TRUCKS------, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g SEWING MACHINE , Repairs , service, ell makes . 992-228-4. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy, Authorized Singer Sales and Se rv ice . We sharpen Scissors. 3-29 -tfc Complete Maple · ORTH Free Car Wa sh With Use of thi s Cou pon . ~EAOY MfX CONCRETE de: ll ver. ed right tb your project , Fas 1 and easy. Free estimates. Phone 992 -32&-4 Goeglein Ready -Mix Co ., Middleport. Ohio . 6-30-lfc ·~-~~~~ Coupon No. 2 3-21-75 p.J Home Maintenance 308 P11e, Middleport W On Our "Chuck Hole Special" Home Building Room Additions and Garages · PIA.NO tuning. Lane Phone 992-201i2. . . ~- ------- --,.------ 24,000 BTU General Electric a ir 10 ACRES, su itable tor building Conditioner . not a year old . ' '08 E. · lots or trailers . Will se ll as Phon e 992 -2952 . MAIN whole or separate . Located on 3-26-lfc Rl. 7 in Middleport. Phone . PQMEROY. 0.-, 992 -3278. REVELATION' 22 Magnum 3 23 -6tc Rifle, fUsed very little) . A A NEWHDME - Located on real bargo!lin , 520. Also , will 1 level acre (lots of garden HOUSE fo r sa le , 5 rooms and g ive away mother cat and 4 bath on Rt . 33, Pomeroy. space), 3 nice BR ' s with beautiful kittens (soonl to Phone 843 -2684 . ·closets, very nice kitchen good homes . John Monier , 3-23 -6tp ,. with dining area, modern Leading Creek RoJd , M~fJ ­ dleport . OhiO . !'hone 992-39i11. bath , carpeted throughout, 3-26 -Jtc 6 RMS ., gara_Oe ~· paneling _, Mom , with your choice of breezeway, 8 acres . Call 992 GARDEN tillers , J , 1 h.p., $210 ; colors . Garage, all electric. 3059' • h.p , $235 ; 5 h .p.·$2,5 ; 8 h ,p, 3-25 -6tc AI lllnancing to right people . SJ69 . 5 speed . Lawn mowers , 120,000 . etec . self -propelled r iding LOOK - JUST 17,900 boys mowers , 6 h .p., 8 n.p., 10 h.p. and t6 h. p. McMurray'S this. 3 bedrooms, bath, nice Suflply Company. Ma5on , W. kitchen. paneling , tile, Va . (Phone (304) 173-5323. porches. storage building, · 3 23 -6tc ground, SEE THIS. S TEREO - radio~ 8 tra ck tape GARDEN SPACE - I level combination . am -fm radio, 4 acre, 2 bedrooms. bath . ntce speaker sound system . kitcherJ and dining, utility, Balance S101 .82 or terms . Call NE lNG 6 room basement, many other 992 -3965. 3-25 -tfc house, 3 bedrooms, P/2 baths, 2 features . Well below the - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - porches, city water, and large market at iust $13,500. w~ ~~ERS for sale . Phone 992-_ lot. Only S4.SOO.OO. THINK BIG- If your house 3 . 3·25-6tc POMEROY - 2 Family home. is bus1ing at the seams ----11 rooms in all . Could have trying to accommodate your E.A:sTE"ii lb~;nl;; for salt . another rental . Large lot on growing family ... SEE THIS Phone 9.92 -5302. 3-2S -4tc good paved street . - 4 BR with large closets. 2 MIODLEPORT - 7 room nice balhs. basement. porches. PENNY ' S Franklin fireplace, older home, 3 bedrooms. 2 full patio, garage, many other mahoganv writing desk , J baths, one enclosed , office. full fealures. ONLY 119,900. shelf bookcase , 30 in . elec . IS YOUR HOME TOO cookstove . Phone 985 ·3920 basement, garage and neat Chester . little yard. LARGE OR SMALL? CASH 3-25-"P BUSINESS - You can gel into FOR IT, BUY THE HOME A"NTIQUe- 1- ;;;--;;;;;.-cooled this by paying only for the THAT SUITS YOll BET. staf!onary engine with 30 in . stock . Can you beat that? TER. - WE SELL YOUR flywhee ls in good running NEW LISTING - Rustic '2 PROPERTY OR YOU PAV co nd ition IS wh ite rock bedroom loo ,... Q· '· · Baih, US NOTHING. Call now laying hens . One 3 vr . old R'eg . drilled ~\.i: nersible 9922259, Angus herd bull. One 10 month old Reg . Angus bull. pump . I , 3 acres. 992·2259 Two 8 months Reg . Angus $6,000.00 . heifers . Four Reg . Angus BVILDING LOTS - Several cows . l to freshen soon. I later . Two Holstein first c-ell loca tions on water tine'. LET US DO IT!! heifers. .' 1 m ixed calves . 500 00 Pnone 985--41-40. Sl. · up. 3-25 -5tc POMEROY BVSINESS - With all fixtures and stock. HAY and corn for sale . Phone DO YOU WANT· TO MAKE 992 -1306. ~~!:!'! 3-2s.61p -~ ~~'!2-'~ I April 5, 1975 Ph . 985-4102 RMIYtor Spec;_.l_ilt · ~~-~ Good thro ugh IIIUIU81S -- - - - --~ - ~------------ FOR THREE DAYS ' . With Service Set Above the Rest. Second tn a series of monev -s aving .coupons. Chester, Ohio re. CA SMITH NELSON SAVES AGAIN Construction Co. to. the SMI.TH_.... .,L$.0 N n.o; Pr.cision Ground Real JISW ]From tne largest 'Truck or CoMiructlon & Romodtl STANLEY Produ c ts for sa te . Phon e 742 3762. 3-9-26tc ~~. .~~ r ~-:---....::==~:;:::::::::::::::::::~:=;-~~====~ w'..•.LKINSON B' el D-a. Pro~Ucts, Bailey Run Road . AutO Sale Potted Lilies, Mums and Geraniums, plus Hanging Baskets·, Vining Geraniums, Begonias and Petunias. PHONE m -5776 For Sale USED parts. Frye's Tr uCk and t ime N eal tyl) i 51 . s hortl'land . ~~~~ep(~~~51 • 7 ~2~!~;~d , OhiO . Pari or lull - -------------PRIVATE m eeti n~J ro.om lor ~ cn ti net. Pomeroy , Ohto any or gani zation ; phone 992 <I S161i' 3975. 3-28 Jtc 3 11 -tfc · -------- - ~ -FURNISHED apartmenT , LADYtostavwithelderlylady . adulls on tv in Mtddleport Phone 99'.1 Jb89 . Phone 992387<. 3 23 ' " 3 25 ttc - · -- · 2 BEDROOM tra il er , S2S per we ek Al l util ities flaid . Ph one Sales 992 33?4 . 3 25 tfc 19 74 OLD SMOBILE Cutlass Supreme , maroon with white TRAILER spa ce, 2 mit es from v·inv t top , sharp , Phone 742 . HarriSOnville . Util i ties 32 15. a11ai lab te . Phone 142 -382 1 3 25 6tc 3 25 Stc ·cO u-N-TR Y MObi ie- H O~i'Pa r k. \9 66 FORD Mustang V-8, stand ard shill with tape deck . R I . 33. ten miles north of Ph one 992 5156 a fter 5 p m. Pomeroy . Large lots wi th 3 26 -4tc concrete Po\f ios, sidewalkS. runn e rs and oft street 1956 G.M.C. J50 ·tru ck, 11 1 ton parking . Pt.J,one 992 747V . w1th 14 fl covered bed . Phone 12 -Jl lfc }42 3949. 3-2641( TRA ILER · s PA c~ ~ -~{ mile nort h of Meigs High School on old Rt . JJ . Phone 992 -29-4 1. 1-23-lfc 1961 CHEVROLET , re liabte . gel to work car 249 Broadwa y. OUPLEX ~ 2JBI-;- -Waln"'l;1 5 t .. , Phone 992 2082 J 16 12tc Middleport. Oh io. Phone 992 2780 or q91 -J4J1 . 2 19 lfc 1975 MONTE Car lo , -4 ,000 miles , &II power , air, AM stereo tape . Ca ll99 2-7036 after 5 p.m. 4 BEDROOM hOuse , well to wal l J 5-lfc carpe ting . !I ·C, fenced in yard with p!it lo. ntc e Phone 992 2780 or 992 3432 . J 19 lf c For Sale FARMALL 300 tr actor , 8 fl . TWO bedroom tra iler . Adults Ol iver Disc 2 bolfom Oliver on ly Phone 992 3975 or 992 plow 'On rubber . Al l in good 257 1. cond ition . George Coll ins , 3 23 ttc T4pP)n$; ~lains . Phone 667 3484. 2 BEDROOM mob ile home , Phone Albert Hill , Racine . - - · -- ------------- -=--~~tc Ohio 949 2261. MAKE beaten do:"'n carpet nail at door~ay~ br•ght and fluffy 3 23 ore again w1th Blue Lustre . Baker Furn itur e COmflilnY . 3 BEOROOM mobile home ; 3-28 -ltc washer end dryer , l 1 1 baths , --- -- - -------- - - - - - uti li ties pa id, S42 .SO week . JOB Paoe St., Middleport, Ohio . SPL 1T or round _locust posts for sa le . Will del1ver . 75c eac h. 3--4 -tfC Cal l 99 2 5702 . --- -- ------~---3-28 -Jtc 2 BEDROOM mobile home In -------- - ------------Syracuse . No chi ldren or peh . NEWPORTABLEBAR,wonas Cal l 992 -2-441 after 6 p.m. prtze , 4Bxlb40, \llnyl tufted Deposit required . front and arm rest , chrome 3-11 -tfc swivel casters and rail; two shelves . Phone Hl -3"t:27 31< Sunday trom 10 a . ,m . till 8 p. evenings . m . Special Bppts. to ride 3 30 at e during the week before 4. - - - --- -·---- ----TUPPERS PLAINS . OH IO. R EMODE LIN G. p l umb ing . 3-71 Jtc heating , o!lncJ a ll tv pes of - - - - - - - - --------gener a l r'e palr . work HOW TO EARN up to S100 gua'ranteed 20 years ~)C weekl y •ddresSing . >tumno , perience . Phon e 99 22 •09 . mailing, enveloJJes . Me i 1 25c 3 11 tfc an d stamped addressed en -·--- ------'tolelope . ACL ENTERPRISES . Wt LL do bllb';'S IIIing in mv Bo)C 111. Troy , 111 , 62294 . hom e Ca ll 99276J7 . 3-27 Jtll 3 '23 ate GUN SHOOT. Saturday , Mar ch 29 , 1 p. m . Mile Hill Road . ft1obile Homes For Factory choked gun s onry SJJonsored by Rac ine Fire MOBILE home , t971 65 x 12 King . 2 bedroom . Phone 992 DePt . 5496. 3-27 2tC J 28 6tC SHOOT IN G MATCH , Corn Hollow Gun Club . turn firs t 1973 SKY LINE 12 )C 60 mob ile Mme . Air cond ition tnQ , 1 BR . right after Miles Cemetery , furnished . Call 991 70 48 . after Rutland Factory choked 4 p.m guns only . Sunday , Ma r ch JO. 3 n otp 1 p m. Easter Special Help Wanted Of' I( ( GIRL Employment Wanted ~usiness Services ] _9- The Daily Senhnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday. March 28, 1975 • OFF ICE HOURS9:30to 12, 2 TO 5. I CLOSE AT. NOON ON TtjURS. I - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. ' To All! • , ;. ,, ·' \ • '. ~ Q Mr. and Mrs . Robert Webb, Sunday at Guysville . Beginning. April1 • Blue & Grey Restaurant .. 100 E. Main $f. Pomeroy, Ohio Most of the Arctic's lai!ds lose their covering of ice·· and s now in the 6 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Six Days A Week summer . Temperatures can rise to as high as 90 degrees F . in some places. ; FIELD SEEDS · SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 Mulberry - · ' - c-, ,, . 992-2115 . ,. ... - ' " Pomq ' ..r• . �• .I • I . .. ' 10 -'The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., rriday, March 211. 1975 ' . !ant·s"osPITAL NEws . ·. H 1 I .Repuh ICan e m_s w Ve~ransMemorlalHu;llal · • · WASHINGTON (UPII _ Se n. J esse Hems, I R•N.C., has called for the resignation or Secre~ry of Stale Henry A. Kissinger because he said · "a man or proven Ki·ssinger ts failure" whose "usefulness" as an internationa l negotiator has ended. • In a Senate speech late Wednesda y night, Helms told his colleagues before they !ell on their Easter recess that the collapse of Kissi nger's Middle East peace initiatives and the deteriorati ng situation in Southeast Asia demonstrates that Kissinger's • brand of diplomacy is "the pohlics of instability." 11 ln my judgment," Helms MEIGS lHEATRE Tonight thru Sunday Marc h 28· 30 ANIMAL CRACKERS Starring The Fou,- Marx Brothers I Rated GJ Technicolor Cartoons Show Starts at 7:00p.m . Admitted - Bernice Molden, Plfmeroy; Roland Morris, Rutland . sa id, " Dr . Kissinger 's Discharged - Robin Elkins, Wendy Elkins, Linda Jacks, . use ft~ness as a negotiator is Cl S 'lh L . Wolle •nded. Ht · s dt'plonlacv ' t s ' t n arence nu , OIS , , J ruins . His eredibilily with both Linda Nelson, Melvina Barnthe Arabs and tlte Israelis has hart', Millard Bailey, Carl collaps•d. Gheen. .. " ll is clear tha t a fresh start Holzer Medical Center must be made by someone who 1Discharged, March 27) can have the confid ence on all Ail een Angles , Cheryl sides, 'including the confidence Adams, Dianne Barl ow, of the American people." "Events nuw are too grave, Brenda Barnell, Sally Belz, the si lualion in every corner of Brenda Callihan , Russell the world)oo delicate, for our Can terbury , Mrs . Frank international affa irs to be Carls on and son, Thomas directed by a man of ' proven Clar k, Crystal Creel, Lola Cu nningham, Oscar Cunfailure," Hehus sa id . " I suggesl lhal lhe secretary ningham, Mary Mable Davis, and the Pres id ent should John Dick, Venelta rields, consider whether now is the Mar tha Graley, Joe Hentime for Dr. Kissinger to step derson, Mary House, Karla Ingels, Linda Johnson, Wesley quietly from the scene." Kelvinglon, Albert Leffler , Renate Lenegar, Edward Long, Paula Malone, Jane Marlin, Michael McGuire, SQL.'D CALLED Juanita Morris, Harold RACINE - ~ ~e Racine E-R Moxley, Palsy Ogdin, Maude Squad was called Thursday al Persinger , Julia Plunkett, I :30 p.m. to Tri-State Materi ~ l ~ Elnora Prtce, Lillian Rice, Co., Letart ralls, for Robert riemon Seagraves, Russell Valentine, who had •l!lltained a Stiverson, Rachael Swnner, possible fracture to his fo ol. He Lewis Taylor , Mrs. Gary was l;!ken to Pleasant Valley Thivener and daughU!r, Dana Hospi ta l. Turner, Willlam Whealdon, Carroll Williams. (Births) Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fields, a daughter, New Haven, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ferrell, a daughU!r, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mays, a daughter, Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Douglas Morrow, a daughter, Leon, W. Va. ******************************** · !... Tonite Thru Sunday i... .*. DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM !"JOY ... :* .. !... ' Navy brass raked for classic goof Kissinger tO bow OUt . · ! ' LOVE" i MASON DRIVE-IN THEATRE ... ! * MASON, WEST VIRGINIA ... $ ... 1 '***************************~*** Cochran, Point Pleasant; Mrs. James Hall, Mason; Lucy Cash, Point Pleasant; Samuel Nibert, Galllpolls Ferry; Mrs. James Council, Langsvllle; Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Leon; Mrs. Charles Fielder, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Roy Meadows, Apple Grove; Fred PainU!r, Bidwell; and Harry Boyer, Mason. Two egg hunts ,are scheduled Nest egg showing signs of wear? A Savings Account's the answer. Safe'n sound. Handsome interest. First-aid for fractured finances. MASON, W.Va.- Plam are being announced for two Easter Egg Hunts, one In Point Pleasant and the other in Mason on Sunday. In Point Pleasant the Pat Wll son Shrine Club, in cooperation with Citizens Nallonal Bank, will sponsor the Egg Hunt to be held at I p.m. Sunday in Krodel Park. Mrs. Derrell (Charlotte) Jenks is chairperson of the Mason Egg Hunt, which is sponsored by the Town of Mason lor aU children of that community. It will be held in the town park at 1:30 p.m. for children up to H years old. Prizes will be awarded. Mrs. Jenks said in the event of rain it may be delayed WlW Isler in the day, and possibly Wltll the next SW1day at the same time, depending on the weather. 24 BABIES DIE BELGRADE (UP!) Twenty • !ow- sleeping babies from one to seven days old died of suffocation today In a hospital infants ward during a lire caused by a faulty electric circuit . All Accounts Insured to $40,000.00 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The Navy last April adopted procedures designed to increase competition among suppliers of critical pump and turbine parts in an effort tD Ruth teams to sign up SOLID 18-karat gold medal honoring the late President Lyndon Johnson Is displayed by Mrs. Johnson who attended the presentation with her daughter Lynda. Tbe medals, minted in a limited edition of 1,000, are being sold to raise money lor the LBJ Memorial Grove in Washlng!Dn, D. C. Convention set Junior and Senior Babe Ruth teams will hold a Signup Day SWlday, March 30, all p.m. at the Pomeroy City Hall . All boys are asked to bring their birth certificates ; Jr. Babe Ruth boys are to bring $3.50 for insurance and caps and the Sr. team is to bring $5 for insurance and caps. These two teams will be managed by Woody Call and Charley Marshall. Mike Marlin and Brian Mullen will work as Americans, Pomeroy Phillies, Syracuse, Harrisonville, Eastern, and Rutland. Last year the Meigs Sr. Babe. Ruth learn compiled a record of 2l! wins against only seven losses in its first year. The te~ms will play any team that ts Interested . S 'th '))' W LJaffi mi • died Thursday for Thursday H ath away • for Morton at Interior PI'l'CHERS ·ro FARM ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP!) - The New York Mets Thursday sent rookie pitchers '' Jeff Grose and Nino Espolnosa and infielder Rich Pulg tD their minor league complex for GOOD AT TWO 'llllNGS reassignment. PITTSBURGH (UP!)- UniThe cuts lefl 31 players in the versity of Pittsburgh AllMets' camp. America running back Tony Dorsett excels al something besides football-getting parking tickets. Dorsett; a sophomore at Pitt, was fmed $1,145 in Traffic Coort Thursday for falling to pay 99 overdue parking tickets. .. . • COmmittee HARTrDRD, w. va . .~ , David Cole !U.s been selected '. chairman of the CommWlily Development Plannin~ Committee recently named here which will meet AprilS to consider street improvements and other high priority projects. Other members of the committee, which mel Wednesday night are A. K. MeCIWlg, Earl Fields, Maxine Arnold, Peggy Reilmir<:, and Lois Ann Gibbs. Aiso .prescnt were thre< councilmen, Donald Fields, Vernon Grinstead and Rupert Howard. The meeting, to be held at 7:30p.m. April 5, in the Hart- . ford School is open to the public. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brown, local, were recent visi!Drs of Mr. and Mrs . Harley T. Johnson . . Recent visitors of Mrs. Bertha Russell Mr. .and. h LemlwereGall Mrs. Jo n ey, oway, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boyce; Columbus; Mr , and Mrs. William Russell, Chesler; Mrs. Nina Zaayer James and Lynn of Pleasantville, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Russell, Michael and Ranee, Minersville; Mr. Wayne Russell, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rll&'lell, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell, Amanda and Michael, Mrs. Carol Russell, Mrs. Brenda Reggy, SU!phnia of Wolf Pen and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Venoy, Robin and Glenda Gwn, local. · Mrs. Bertha Russell receive<! telephone calls from her sons, Mr. Jed Russell of Oregon and Mr. Carl Russell of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. John Lemley and Mrs. Bertha Russell were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willlani Woodard in Langsville, Ohio Thursday. ,, Mrs. Alice Russell and Mrs: Brenda Haggy and Stephni@, are spending the week with Mr . and Mrs. Tom Swnmerfiekl and family of Dlinois. Mrs. Clin!Dn Gilkey was a Sunday and Wednesday visitor of Mr . and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson were in Cincinnati over the weekend for her uncle, Mr, risher's ftu~eral. Mrs. Geneva Shumate returned home after spending some lime with her brother and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning, Rhonda and Ronald, visited Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves, Sunday. End•Of-The-Mo.n th Sale FREEZE on current oil prices wW remain, pledges Saudi Arabia's oil minister Ahmed Zakl Yamani during an OPEC conference beld in Vienna. Savings on Womens Coordinate ' Sportswear • Coats and Dresses • • Mens Slacks and ·Shirts • Records· Towels- Sh.e etsLawn Furniture TRIO Shop Tonight Until 8 . MAIN 'STOR~, ANNEX AND WAREHOUSE TUES., WED. , THURS., I:30.1 : DO FRI. & SAT., 9:3l).2:DO OPEN SA TU{IDA Y 9:30 TO 8 PM Elberfelds In Pomeroy TO ENTERTAIN YOU .AT THE MEIGS INN· Ohio PM Organ,,Drums, Guitar NITELY PH. 992 ~3629 POMEROY ·• r '- . Elberfelds In Pomeroy Frank Sisty Sunday, March 30, Hrs. 8;00-2:00 kdays 6: 00-8': 30 • Cole h ead S Wolfpen N WS, N0 leS development e •' Banana Cream , Peach , Apple. Ph•.949-3551 practices adversely affeel.t snWl Wsine&llln the Columbus area which previously SUpplied submarine replacement P8r1B. He can document 28 ezam. pies of procurement extrava. gances that threaten to leave the Navy a captive of high.<!oat defense suppliers and bankrupt small WsineBS, said Devine. "The public deserves a doUar's worth of value for a doUar's worth of expenditure," Devine said. "Current prac. tices are extremely wasteful." News • • • in Briefs··. SALAD - Cottage Cheese, Macaroni, 7·Up, Slaw. Tossed. . MEAT - Baked Ham , Flbunder Fish. Roast Beef. Ch icken. VEGETABLES - Baked Beans, Peas & Carrots. Noodles. Potatoes (sweet. mashed, home fries} PIE - save defense doUars and encourage small business! Devine said. As i!nplemented by the N~vy bureaucracy, however, the policy is an "utter failure," said Devine. He said the new procedures reduced competition on 745 items fonnerly procured through competitive bidding. Devine said in a statement released here he has obtained documents showing how the changes in Navy procurement assistants. .,.. ESTER W VILLE - William There are seven teams althe present lime. They are the E. Smith, 75, Knoll Court, Middleport A's, Middleport EG ahahnna,diedTh':"'sdayin the 1 · m urst Nursmg Home , HARTrORD, W. Va. - A Westerville, after a long convenllon will be held here nell Thursday at 7:30p.m. al ill illness. Mr. Smith is a former tjl~.gr.~l!f school to prepare for resident or the Pomeroy area thtt-·~~'le'OI'n·muni ty 's annual electi'On on April 10. Since only and was a World War II veteran serving in the Navy. one convention is held in Hartlord, candidates on all tickets He is survived by his wife, Frances; three sons, Dale, will be selected. Zanesville; Don Almeda, There have been indications Calif,; Guy, Lancaster; two that incwnbent Mayor Charles Black will seek re~lection . WASHINGTON (UP! l - daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Hartford residents also will While House and congressional Scragg, Titusville Fla., and select a recorder and five sources say former Wyoming Sylvia Carman, Pomeroy; one councilmen. Gov. Stanley Hathaway will be brother, Dorsel Smith, named Secretary of the In- Hemlock Grove; 15 grandterior to succeed Rogers C. B. children and 20 greatMorton, nominated Thursday grandchildren. Mr. Smith's funeral was held as commerce secretary. ATHENS LIVESTOCK Morton replaced rrederick at the Evan~ rWleral Home, TWO FINED SALES INC. Dent, sworn in Wednesday as Livingston Ave., Columbus, rined in the court of Stock Steers ( 400.700 lbs.) the chief U. S. trade negotiator. and he was buried in the Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Smith 22.5().27, Stocker Heifers ( 4IJO. Hathaway, 50, was at his Gahanna Cemetery. 600 lbs.) 21.7>-25.75. Thursday night were ·Leo Torrington, Wyo., home ThursCows - Commercial 21.00. day night and was unavailable CHANGES JOBS Johnson, Hemlock Grove, $10 CINCINNATI (UP!) - Pat and costs on a shoplifting 24.50, Utility 10-21.75, Canner- for comment. O'Brien, head football coach at Cutter J.i.7>-18.90. A conservative who claims Wooster College the past four charge, and Coy Nltz, Stocker Cows (by the head) he is not a politician, Hathaway Pomeroy, $125 and costs on a years, will he head coach at charge of driving while in14 7. 5().355. was the only governor of hi.s Bulls 22-26.20, Veals (choice- s~le to serve two four.year Western Hills ijigh School here toxicaled. Delores Sommers, prime) 40-47.50, Hogs 311-39.20, terms. He first was elected in next season, it was annoWlced Pomeroy, forfeited a $30 bond posted on an intoxication Sows 36.75, Boars 30.30.70, Pigs 1966 and declined to rWl for a Thursday. O'Brien, who has been at (by the head) I>-25.50, Shoats third term last year. Wooster a total of nine years, charge. (by the head ) 26-38.50. Halhawa'y, a lawyer, was told recently he would not previously had been reported be offered a contract for the DINNER POSTPONED COLUMBUS (UPIJ - Feder- in line for a federal judgeship. 197:>-76 school year because 10. The spaghetti ·dinner that al.state summary of' Ohio Morton was the first Easterner year staffers are au!Dmatically was to be held April 5 by the livestock auctions March 27, to head the Interior Deparltenured. The school's policy is Pomeroy Fire Department and 1975· l d H lh ' Cattle: compared to last men an a away s ap- not to tenure faculty members Thursday slaughter steers t-3.10 pointmenl would return the job whose main job~ are not Emergency Squad has been postponed Wltil a laU!r dale. higher, slaughter heifers steady to a Westerner · leaching. to 4 higher, slaughter cows .SO· ·. Date and time will be an1.50 higher, slaughter bulls .SO Morton, 60, 1s a former "I'm interested in remaining nOWlced later. higher, veolers steady to 2 Maryland congressman and as a head football coach, so I towar, feeder cattle 1.50 higher chairman of the Republican applied at Western Hills," said at ucyrus.. steady to weak at National Committee · His Wilmington ~ O'Brien, 43, who served a&. an Slaughter steers: choice 925· brother, Thurston, was a assistant coach at Xavier 1175 lb 2-3 39.50-40.60. lew high senator from Kentucky and University here in the early dressing Indiv iduals up to 41.75, also headed the RNC. Continued !rom page I 1960s. 3·4 37-39.25 ; good 2-4 33.25·35.50, port was being carefullY studied tO determine whether the airlift high dressing 36-37.60 ; standard could be resumed. 1-3 28.85·34.75. Slaughter heifers : choice and U. S. airlift planes flew a total of 37 !Ughta into Pochentong prime 800-1120 lb 2-4 37·39.75, !ringing ·rice from South Vietnam and fuel and am·. Thursday, few individual high dressing mWlition from Thailand. Government troops reported gaill! · <0.50-41.25 ; choice 3-4 34-37.30 ; GOOD NEWS good 2-4 2'1 -34, high dressing 34· against the rebels in the fierce fighting for control of the "rocket · 35.85, few low dressing down to PITTSBURGH (UP!} belt" region west of the airport. 28.50 ; standard 23.75-30.10. Le!thander Ken Brett of the Siaughter cows: utility and Pittsburgh : ··ates got some commercial 850·1685 lb 18.50· good news Th"; sday. He was 24.25 ; high dressing utility WASHINGTON - MULTIBILLION DOLLAR ad23.50-25.10. ' told there was nothing wrong ministration estimates of the cost of a Senate farm bW were Sla4ghter bulls : 1650·1965 lb ,< with his ailing elbow. 29-30.75. partly based on a bookkeeping technique that shows blgh shortDr. Albert Ferguson, team run charges and ignores money that w~uld be expected w be Vealers : choice 235-245 lb 5158. ' physician, told Brett to apply returned later in the form of sales of surplus commodities, Feeder cattle: choice steers moist heat to his lefl elbow and govenunent economists confirmed today. The technique used 300·500 tb 22.75-28 ; good and it easy for a few days. take choice steers and butls 300·505 was one of two pooslble metliods of forecasting coots of governib 20·25.50, few thinly fleshed Brett, who underwent ment price support loan operatiOfl!l for crops like wheat, feed . t7.50-t9.85; standard 355-570 lb surgery on the elbow during grains, cottQn and soybeans. · t5.25·20.75. Good and choice the off season, flew back to the heifers 2t0-600 lb 20.25.75; good The system used lor estimates furnfshed tD the Senate just' Pirates' · training camp at 300-530 ib thinly fleshed 17·22, before it passed an emergency !ann support bill thl8 week was fleshy 23·25.25. Bradenton, ria., Thursday, based on forecasting net govenunent loans to growers in each of• Hogs : barrows and gilts saying he had heard .Ometlling steady, US 1-2 218·236 ib 39.80· the three crop yean beginning with 1975. It ignores the fact that ·· "pop" in his elbow while pit,j(),60 ; us 2·3 211-245 lb 39. 10· in exchange for the loan money, the government would acqulre 39.75. ching an exhibition game ownership of commodity stocks and might get much of the Sows steady , US 1·3 323-523 lb Tuesday. 34:25-37. ·· money back by selling the stocks in later years. • rFeed'e~ljrigs sl..,dy, US 2-3 30<IQ,II>:l91/j0·25 per head. Sheep: slaughter lambs steady, choice full wool and shorn . with No. 2 peltst03-lt2 lb 47.50· 49, tow 11'1 lb 47.25. · SUNDAY MENU . . . ,.. pliers .~' • STEAMBOAT INN .3rd St. give an "unearned bonus tD monopolistic munitions makers and d~fense sup- !... Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges - Cynthia Hipes, Market Report .!* Point Pleasant; Mrs. James Thomas, Newark; Mrs. Joe * Holley, Crown City; Cindy Lee THREE" ! Roush , Gallipolis; Karen "LOVE TIMES OF !,' COLUMBUS. (UPI) - The Navy's restrictive purchasing procedures represent a "classic case of bureaucratic bungling" harmful tD small business and economy-minded taxpayers, according tD Rep. Samuel L. Devine, R.Qhio. Devine said Navy policies . HERE IT COMES !.... Todd Snowden, right, is waiting lor the puck in a last and furious game of air hockey as his opponent, David Davis, hopes there will be no return. Air Hockey is one of the many games available at the Meigs Youth Canteen open from 8-12 every Saturday night. Weather I· ....__ ____ . lly MEL CREMF.ANS RUTLAND - Young people have a good thing goi ng !11 Rulland these days. Senior highschool and recent high sc hoo l graduates arc welcomed to the Meigs Youth Ca nt ee n located · in th e basement of the Rutland United Met hodist Church located across the stree t fr om the old Rutland High S<: houl Gym. The can teen is sponsored by the Meigs Coun ty Uni ted Methodist Youth Council and the Rulland United Methodist hcH' C been many irnprovements and a steady but · The center which is opera ted not overwhelming group of and maintained by the young young people to enjoy what the people of the Untied Methodist center has to offer. Church, is open every Saturday Everyone in the age group night rrom8 to 12 p.m. (t offers mentioned is given a special an ::tlmosp here for the young invitation by the youths of the people of the area to be 'Rutland Uni ted Methodist togethe r to share good Chu rch to come out uny fellowship , !>lay pool m· one of Saturday evening and find out the other games which they __. what there is for them at the have to offer: to tal k, or to have Meigs Youth Ca nteen. "just plain fun " . The Canteen's games include Since the opening of the pool, ping pong, a ir hockey, a center in December, there miniature bowling machine, Churdl. ENTER IN - This sign hangs above the entrance of the Meigs Youth Canteen located In the basement of the RuUand United Methodist Church, Main St., Rutland. All young people in senior high school and recent high school grads are welcome to attend the center each Saturday night from 812 p.m. for the lounge and Foreman l<iblc. There is a lounge which and Abbott, also of Middleport, has comfortable chairs and donated a television set to the couches for those who wish to cente r. F'or the hungry there sit and talk or watch TV. are potato chips to be purBaker rurnilure in Mid· chased and also pop from a dleport donated .some furniture Continued on 'page 3 and a miniature shurneboard + un au Cool !Dday, highs in the 40s. Cloudy, but little chance of rain. rair Monday, highs in the 40s. Your Invited Guest tmts H eaching More Tha11 12,000 Families ....,Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley VOL. 10 NO. 9 GALLIPOLIS·POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1975 Middleport·Pomeroy PRICE 25 CENTS Ford signs tax cut bil,l I ~1 , J ' ... WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford signed a $24.8 billion income tax cut bill Saturday despite what he called its "serious drawbacks." h' b'll I In a speech to the nation Ford said, "in signing t IS 1 . am keeping my promise to reach a reasonable ~ompromtse wtth the Congress and to provide a needed boost to the economy . I must say . . again this is as far as I will go." The President said the bill's personal and busmess mcome tax cuts will push the federal deficit for the fiscal year beginning July I to about $60 billion, and declared; "I am drawing the line right here. This IS as far as we dare go." · economic health: "lf we use common sense and prudence, I am confid~nt that the present recession will retreat into historY.'' Ford said the Mart ·of the current economic battle is jobs. Some economic signs ate pointing up but ''the employment picture remains bleak," he sa1d, and added that the best way tD get the jobless back tD work is by "temporary tax incentives tD charge up our free enterprise system--not by government handouts and makework programs that go on forever ." The bill contains $20 billion in individual breaks including: -Rebates of $100 to $200 for most taxpayers. - 1975 tax cuts of $30 up to almost $600 per taxpayer. - A special one-time $50 payment to Social Security recipients. ....: A maximwn $2,1100 tax credit for those who buy newly constructed homes. -Special payments or up tD $4,1100 for working poor who support children. - Extension of unemployment compensation in nine high unemployment for another 13 weeks to a total of 65 weeks. Business taxes are cut by $4.8 billion, Continued on page 2 · ·- "I will resist every attempt by the Congress tD .add another dollar tD this deficit by new spending programs. I w1ll make no exceptions, except where our long national security'interests are involved as in the obtainment of energy independence," he said. The President called the tax cuts "a reasonable compromise" between his request for a $16 billion cut and the big $33 billion bill voted by the Senate. But rord said the cong-ressional version which he is accepting "fails tD give adequate relief tD mliilons of middle income tax payers who already contribute the biggest share of federal taxes." "The mosttroublesome defect of this bill is the fact that Congress added tD an urgently needed anU..-ecession tax reduction a lot of extraneous changes in our tax laws ... they were adopted in a hectic last minute session before recessing. This is no way to legislate fundamental lax reforms," he said. Ford said that after Congress returns from its Easter holidays he will ask the Iawinakers to carry out a comprehensive review of the tax structure. Despite the bill's drawbacks, Ford said he remains an optimist about America's $170,000 to OVHS Three highways closed by water on Saturday WASHINGTON-U.S. Rep. Clarence Miller and the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) announced in Washington Saturday approval .of a $170,1100 grant for the seventh continuation of the Ohio Valley Health Services FolUldation Planning and Administrative project in Athens, Ohio. Serving the 213,700 residents of Athens, Hocking, Gallia, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, and Vinton Counties, the project has been responsible for developing 115 health..-elared projects since its inception in 1967. lls current priorities include prevention, community health education, satellite health centers. solid waste GALLIPOLIS - Three area highways were closed Saturday due lo high water. Closed were Rt. 554 west of Cheshire; Rl. 218 · below Mercerville and Rl. 681 In Meigs County west of Rt. 33. •.....••• •••••. .•. ··.•.•.•••· :::::::;:;:;:;.:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·.·. ·.·.·.·.· .·.·.-:.-:.·:.·:.·:.·:.·:.-:.-:.-:.-:.·:.·>.:::::::::: collection microwave and disposal, network medical development, emergency medical services, health manpower training and rural health maintenance organization development: The total health system program attributable to this project involves over $18 million. Total project cost is $226,666, of. which ~6,666 will be provided by local sources. .; J I I hits left leg e. f First 'college days' set · April 1-2 in 2 schools and Informative ·facts about your ·CommiUllty College. Each session is open to the public so accurate information about Community Coilege can ,be disseminated. The pubic is invillld. Come to elthet: North Gallia or Southwestern High School, April I, or April2, to learn about the Commtu~ily College. If anyone is unable lo make il to either school, watch for further announcements . Rio Grande Community College personnel will be visiting each high school in Gallia, Jackson, Meigs and Vinton CoWl!les in the next two months for Community College Day. Commtu~ily College Day has been established In each school with the cooperation of the local scho>l boards, for which Rio Grande Collimtu~ity College is grateful. RIO GRANDE - The first annual Community College Day has been scheduled for Gallia County High Schools this year, with the first two being at Southwes tern and North Gallia High Schools. CommWlity College Day al Southwestern High School will be Tuesday, April 1, and at North Gallia High School, Wednesday, April 2. Members of the Rio Grande Commtu~ily College staff will be in the libra~y at Southwestern on Tuesday and in the library al North Gallia on Wednesday from 9 a.m. lUI til noon; from I p.m . until 5 p.m., and from 6 p.m. lUltil 8 p.m. to explain the policies and procedures of the Rio Grande Community College. There will be hourly sessions featuring admissions, financial aid, course availabilities and many other lnU!resting Banker Reed on congressional • • • • vzsztation tour zn Washington Congressmen Miller and Latta lor the visitation. On Tuesday Reed mel with James E. Smith, comptroller of lhe Cw-rency at the L'Enfanl Plaza followed by a llUlcheon • co nference al the Federal Reserve Building. In the evening, a reception was -held for Congressional delegation members and agency representatives,in the Dolley Madison Ballroom . Wednesday, Reed, William Morgan, secretary of the Ohio Bankers AssoclaliQn, and Lester Essington, president of the Perry Cotu~ty Bank, toured the "FreOO.om Train." The rreedom Train, conststing of 25 cars features displays Significant tQ the nation 's history. II will be on e~iblt acroljS the nation the next 22 months. The train, equipped with special SOI!"d features and conveyors which .'Pove visitors through the cars, will be on display in Columbus at the Army Depol from May 22 through Jtu1e 1, Reed said who urged the public to ~ee it. The train, a display.for _the nation's 200ih birthday, is owned PY live corporations. POMEROY - Theodo,·e T. Reed Jr. , president of The Farmers Bank and Savings Co., was one of 35 Ohio bankers last week who participated in high-level briefings on monetary policies of the federal government. The occasion was the annual Congressional Visitation lo Washington, D. C. as a member of the Ohio Bankers Association Public Affairs CommilU!e. It was Reed's eighth visi~tion. · · Reed was among those meeting on Monday with rred Wille, chairman of the Federal neposil Insurance Corporallon, for a iuncheon conference at the . ~-me building. Also on Monday there was an American Bankers Assn. government relations- briefing and in the evening a reception for Con~ressional aides at The Madison. Reed was assigned to Rick <.:ollins elected president of Jaycees BUCKEYE TREE PLAN'i'ED IN PUBLIC SQUARE Members of the French City Campen and Hikers Assn. pbinled a Buckeye tree in the southwest corner of· Ill~ Ga\lipollS City Park Saturday afternoon. Associated with the National Campers and Hikers Association, ~ f'rcnch City .:• ' ,, ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; inside purse GALLIPOLIS - Gallla County Sheriff;s deputies rriday completed investigation ·iniD an apparent accidental shooting of a Virginia woman Thursday night at the Silver·Bridge Shopping Plaza. According tD the invesligaticln report, Mrs. Sandra Giggelts of Danville, Va., had parked her car and \vas walking toward the Kroger Store when she dropped her purse. A .22 caliber pistol inside the purse discharged, the bullet striking her in the left leg between the knee and ankle. She was· ~ken to the Holzer Medical Center for trealmenl and released. No charges were filed in· the case. Mrs. Giggetts !Did police she was carrying the weapon for her protection. Deputies F)'iday continued an · investigation in!D the vandalism of 12 mail boxes located along Story's Run Rd. and Rt. 554 in Cheshire Twp. The complaint was made by Lee McCarty, Cheshire postmaster. Deputies also Investigated a vandalism report Friday night at the residence of Charles Yarbrough of Rt. I, Gallipolis (Bulaville-Porter Rd.). Yar· brough reported someone slashed the hres on his car. A theft report involving a lawn mower owned by Kenneth Hanshaw of Priest's Trailer Court' near Addison was also investigated . One arrest recorded was Archie James · Woosley, 33, Clinton, Va. charged with . Shoplifting $2.51 worth qf items from the Rile · Aid Store at the .Silver l3rldge Shopping .Plaza. Gallia,Jackaon-Vinton Voc~tlonal Board pi Education expectl the ne". BuFkeye . HlllsCaOO Center•.,.. Rio-Grande to be ready for oW.~by ·~!f·· 28'..1Nork.~ contl!Jues lllthe site above despite the adverse weather conditions. BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER CENTER- With the employment of !ow- new instructors for the 197>-_76 school term, and purc;hase or fixed equipmenl, the . Gun discharged ' I I Good thing going . at Youth canteen ' . Chap~r is made up of 17 6fe!i families. Fourteen 1ne111bers were 'on hand for Saturday's community pro~l. Taking ~art in the actual planting, left Ia right, were Jal)les S. King, Harland Sanders, a national representative of NCHA, B1U .Seyfrierl and -Merrill Saunders. •I POMEROY - The Meigs County Jaycees have elected new officers. . They are Rick Collins, prestdenl; Btll YoUJ)g, interfllll vice president; Richard · Poulin, external vice president ; Larry Spencer, secretary; Don . Nelson, treasurer; Rick . Crow, mlemal loco! director and Dan Abbott, external local direc!Dr. 1 . Dwight Goins, president, appomted Ralph Werry s~te director .. An awards. banquet was scheduled for April -~ at the Meigs Inn for Jaycees and their wives. -- ~ y It . ~1 ... CONTRACT AWARDED CHARLESTON - The . contract f~r · construction on W. Va. 2 in Cabell .and :Mason counties has been awarded by the West Virginia Departmeni>Of Highways to Carl M. Geupel Construction Co., Inc:., of Colwnbus, Ohio for grading and draining, paving ahd Slglis on 9.725miles of W.Va. 2 rrom Crown City Ferry to the MalOn count~ Une, io be financed with W. Va. 2 bond funds eosling $10,224.344. · ! '· •• - ; I . . f ' • . 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