http://66.213.69.5/files/original/db6fe5db47278f64f1619dedcf112520.pdf 22ae40282e559ebdf1c4ee75cd781f2f PDF Text Text ...... ' .. J . . . 18 - The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thw:sday, May 1, 1975 Pill effective and safe,.too ,. ... Friday and ~~t~rday 9:30 to 8 p.m. - Monday, May 5th, 9:30 to 5 p.m. ·- SAVE OVER 50% ·-·~·-·-·-..;--"~;:::~:":":::":~':"''';'7_,_, WOMEN'S KNIT TOPS GIRLS DRESSES . Storewide S~le OOOKWARE AND BAKEWARE SAlE Sale lncly(les our entire stock of <:coking and baking sets and open stock pots and pans. SALE .PRIGESI. SALE ·PRICES p·RICE ~-"~"-~-·-•-·-·---·-·l·-~~rz ..:..:..;.::.:::::.~--.. GIRLS seORTSWEAR SPORT COATS Our •29.88 SALE PRICES WOMEN'S DRESSES DRESS SLACKS SALE PRICES SALE PRICES .MEN'S NECKTIES STRAW ·HANDBAGS Storewide Sale TABLECOVERS Big selection ·of cloth or vinyl tablecovers in all popular square. oblong, oval and r-ound sizes. SALE PRICES . . On S L · r·--·--"--~~:-.:::;::--;-_::-..:~.--~--"'i·--·-·w~~~A~~.~~E~.!P~R~~IC~E~S!.:...·~---: KNIT SHIRTS SALE PRICES SALE PRICES ~ J-·-·~·~;:;,~~·;~·--...r---.-~~~:;;.;~·~-·-·i---·-·--·---·-·--~"-"-~-·-·--·-·-·--·w! lADIES' WOMEN'S . SALE PRICES ·COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR . TUBE SOCKS SALE MEIGS THEAlRE Y2 PRICE 88e a pair ..-._ WOMEN'S DUSTERS SHIRTS SALE PRICES Storewide Sale Storewide Sale MEN'S LEISURE SUITS . An excellent selection of popular tops with BOYS SUITS i Sizes3 to and Toddler matching slacks. . Siz~s small, medium, large and extra large. Solid colors arid neat ' patterns. . VOL. XXVI I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... ... . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . Sale 2u 1 . . . . Sale 25.88 s 1 88 · · · · 1 1 -27 ·88 Sale 29 ' •• .· .· ·. Salt 31.88 . . . . sI l l 36.88 . . . . Sale 39.88 Storewide Sale BOYS SHIRTS 100% Polyester Double Knit 60/62" PIECE GOODS SAL£ sug YARD Cut and sewn . Oot and plaid patterns, Sizes 4 to 7. }--·-·,--·----""--..~--"-"--J . Storewide Sale Storewide· Sale ' Mens Lightweight TOYS I• SUMMER JACKETS . . SALE ·PRICES · SALE PRICES SALE PRICES CHAIRS I Berkline a11d Kroehler Swivel Rockers · Rock-0-Loungers and Recliners. Large selection of covers and colors. Regular priced $163.00 to $209.00. I SALE PRICES '125.00 Storewide Sale ... LAWN FURNITURE Continuing our sale of Porch, Lawn and Pat io Furniture. MilS. SHARON BAILEY, right, executive director of the Meigs Unit of the National Cancer Society, confers with two volWJteer helpers, Mrs. Clara Thomas an!l Mrs. Pearl Reynolds .. SAVE20% Mechanic Str~t Warehouse ·~;~;:::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:::~:~:::::::::::::::::::::~:::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ '. RCA COLOR TElEVISION y Reg . $725.00 XL-100 25" Diagonal Early Americ•n maple cablnel . SAVE $100.00 SALE '625.00 On saleatthe Mechanic Street Warehouse Storewide Sale · RCA STEREO CONSOLES WASHINGTON (UP! ) The nu mber of persons I Three persons · were Veterans Memorial Hospital holding jobs increased in April for the first time in seven hospi talized as the result of a by the Pomeroy E-R Squad months, but because more single car accident at 2 a.m. and the Racine E·R Squad. people were searc hing for today in Olive Township on SR There was severe damage to work the unemployment rate 248, the Meigs County Sheriff 's the car. No citation was issued. rose to a 34-year high of 8.9 per ·Dept. reported. At 11 :43 p.m. Thursday in Hospi ta lized and in cent, the La bor Department Salisbury township on SR 124, said today. "'" · satisfactory condition were Un employment has been Charles R. Hatcher , 19, driver Gary L . Cremeans, 28, above 8 per cent for four of the car ; James Skidmore, Bucyrus, was traveling west consecutive months and the 18, and Colette Lattea, 16, all when he went off tfie highway on the left, crossed two yards, April rate is the highest since of Vienna, W. Va. Hatcher was traveling west struck a tree and the house of 1941. The April rate was 0.2 per cent above the March rate on 248 when · he missed a Ronald F. Dixon. The car was demolished. curve, went off the highway, of 8.7 per cent. The department's Bureau of through a fence and across a There was minor damage to Labor Sta tisti cs said the creek The car came to rest on the house. No injuries were MRS. NAN MOORE, Middleport, retired teacher, number of persons employed its wheels on the west side of repQrted . an·d no citation conducts an interview to obtain needed information. issued. in April rose by 237,000 to the creek: The in jured were taken to 84,086,000. But the number unemployed also rose 196,000, EXTENDED OUTLOOK reaching 8,176,000. Sunday through Tuesday, The jobless coun t has risen chance of showers Sunday, by 3.4 million persons since lairj Monday and Tuesday. August, 1974 when large inHighs will be in the upper creases in un employment· 50s and 60s and lows will be began, the bureau said. in the 40s. The reason that un employment went up as well as At least seven Middleport Weste rn Auto , Middleport empl oyment was because during the first clinic would 430,000 persons entered the job merchan ts will keep their Book Store, Stif(lers, Mid· have amounted to a p· Clear tonight, lows in the force in Ap ril but little more doors open Saturday evenings, dleport Depar tmen t Store, proximately $30 a patient had mid 40s. Partly cloudy Mark V, Ingels Furniture, and maybe more. the women gone to a private Saturday, highs in the mid ~Os. than half were able· to find Mrs. Don Wilson , wife of Duttons Drug Store and physician for the same tests. Probability of precipitation work. Middlepor t Chamqer of Bakers Furniture. It is es timated that about 60 near zero per cent today and Commerce President Don The recen t sidewalk sale women can be processed tonight, 20 per cent Saturday . Wilson; reported to the held by Middleport Merchants during each clinic. The next chamber Thursday evening at was te rmed Hve r y s ue· session is May 29. Women are, LOTS OF READING a regular meeting her survey cessfull " and plans for hQWever, requested to make " Mr. Edd y", the bookshowed some merchan Is do a nother such sale during an appointment to visit the 'mobile, circulated 12,841 not wan I tor emain open that Regatta weekend are being clinic and may do · so by volumes duri ng April, an night. made. phoning Mrs. Wiima Reece', increase of 237 over April last Stores that will re main open Ferma n Moo re reported coordinator, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., year, Mrs. Vilma -Pikkoja, Saturday evening and there that a firm in Parkersburg is 992-7684, Monda y through supervisor, reports. In Meigs (Continued on page ".jf · may be additional ones, ~re Friday, or the Meigs uni1 Counly , 6,528 books were Forty-seven Meigs ·county women visited 'the first Meigs County cancer clinic held Thursday at Veteran s Memorial Hospital. Saturday night hours planned Weather . . Free of charge to all women, lo and older, regardless of ineome,the clinic is being held on the fourth Thursday of each COLUMBUS - THE OHIO FARM Bureau Federation month, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the announc.ed Thnrsdi!y that membership for.l975 totale!i63,363 hospital by the Meigs County Health Department in confamilies, the largest membership since 1921. . junction with the Ohio "This marks the seventh consecutive year of groWth and Department of Health and the it's a real achievement since the nwnber of fanns in Ohio has declined sharply since the 1920s," said C. Wil11am Swan)<, )11eigs Unit of ,the National cancer office from 1 to 4 p.m. circulated; 2,504 in Jackson ; executive vice president of the f!Jderation . "The campaign Cancer Societi Value of the examinations on a Tuesday or Thursday, 1,256 in Wellston and 2,553 in jroves the spirit and dedication of Fann Bureau membership and tesls given to the patienls 992-7531. Vinton. workers and the importance Ohio farmers place on good representation in Colwnbus and Washington.'-' Save $50.00 SALE '229.95 On sale at the Mechanic Street Warehouse Storewide Sale WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATORS Big selection ol15, 17 and 19.5 cubic foot models 1~ wh ite and decorator colors. Some with Ice-make rs. Save 150 on Any Refrigerator in Stock 0 COLUMBUS - THE NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECI'OR of the ' Ohio chapter of Conunon Cause said Thursday the organization has more than 11,000 members in Ohio which gives it "an excellent base to become a new and vital force in Ohio goverrunent." David C, Hetzler, 29, Columbus, a graduate of Ohio State University with a master's degree in social policy, was appointed to the post on Thursday. Storewide Sale ROTO TILLERS On sale at the Meehan it StrHt Warehouso DETROIT - A $117 MilLION LOSS at Chrysler Corp. the worst in Ita 50-year history -- pushed the automotive in· duatry's "Big Three" into the deepest three-month deficit since the 193011 Great Dejresslon. ChrySler was the last of the auto giants to report results of the January-March quarter in whlcb new car deliveries were at a 14-year lop. Its top officers, dell!ite ~large amount of red ink, expressed eonfldence that "Ute worst of the economic .crisis appears to be behind us." .Olry!ller said Its net loss, before a change to a new accounting method, was $117 mU1ion compared with a .net profit d. $1.8 million In the energy a-isis-affected first quarter of 1974. It had a record $69.8 million profit in the first three months.of 1973. BICYCLES ' .. At Mechinic Street Warehouse YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO - TEACHERS IN SUBURBAN Hubbard retw-ned to their jobs today after ratifying a new one• year cilnthrct with the local board of education. The teachers struck ThursdaY after rejecting a two-year proposal calling for · . (Continued on page 4) ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY.- Syracuse alleys to be improv.ed. JEFFREY CHARLES KING , son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. King, Pomer.oy, underwent open heart surgery on April 21 al Children' s Hospital in Columbus. Jeffrey is reported doing well. His room number is·304. Susan King cared for tbe other children while the Kings were with Jeffrey. CINCINNATI - America should direct Vietnamese refugees tO their own continent before bril!glng them to the United States, says Sen. CharleS Percy, R-Jll. "W~ should offer them the opporiWlity first to resettle in some safe area of Asi!l," said Percy. "And I think we should be willing to provide transportation for them to get there .'' A!J· for the refugees already here, Percy suggested they "look to goverrunent last" .to help solve their resettlement jroblems. However, the senator added that America does have "a d4!1!ree of reiiJlOnsibility to assiBI ~high security risks" Vietnamese who workeil.for the United States in Vielrlam. Reg . .$219 3 h.p. Briggs illnd StraHon. SALE $175.99 Save 25% . · w By United PresJ lnternadonal WASHINGTON - OHIO SENATORS JOHN GLENN, Democrat, and Robert Taft, Republican, both voted Thursday for fiscall976 spending targets and deficits longer than those proposed by President Ford. The Senate voted 69-22 for a spending target of $365 billion and a deficit of $67.2 billion. Glenn voted in favor of a Senate measure to block President Ford's power to lift Qil price controls. Taft was absent and did not vote on that bill, which passed the Senate, 47-36. The Senate approved bill blocks for three months President Ford's power to end price controls on oil produced in the United States. FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND $TREET ~ND AT THE MECHANIC STREET WMEti)USE ... PRICE 15' 47 women at I!!News. • •in Briefsl cancer clinic Storewide Sale Big selection of bicycles for boys and girls. Regular and geared models. . . ., FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1975 GffiLS OF THE YEAR - Always a highlight of the annual Founder's Day observance of Beta· Sigma Phi Sorority is the announcement of the "Girl of the Year" of the three chapters. Winners announced at Wednesday night's celebration at The Sportsman in Athens were Barbara Logan who received the trophy award from her chapter, Ohio Eta Phi, left ; June Van Vranken, the Preceptor Beta Beta ring ; and Carol McCullough, the trophy from Xi Gamma Mu. Mrs. McCullough was unable to attend due to illness. Jobless ·Three injured in at 8.9o/o Thursday mishap STORIWIDI SALE On Special Sale now • main store !!" ttie 1st floor. lnc.ludes all of our toys- Dolls. Games . · Models.· Books · Swim Pools • Lawn Mowers • . Sizes 36 to 50:' flylciris··: so'ft vinyls . cotton and · Sand Pa.ils · Sporting Goods - Paddle Ball .' . WiHie Ball • Fisher Price - Tonka and many, .lpolyester blends. Sale includes our entire many more. stock of mens lightweight Jackets. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ONE GROUP OF 20 ' enttne OIJr entire stock of 8-tra ck stere·o tapes Is Included in this sale. ~"--------~--~~:~~---~1 · . . • ,.. Reg . $279.95 Power Reverse with 3.5 h.p. Briggs and Stratton; SALE $223.99 SALE s1.19 NO. 14 Storewide Sale Reg. $279.95 refug~s. STEREO TAPES Reg. S3~M5 Belt Drive with Power Reverse, 5 . h.p. Bnggs and Str•Hon, · . SALE $257.99 · , Sale 1h PRICE Storewide Sale Storewide Sale Reg.$3.99 tiona! ·Relations Commitee, now favors writing a completely_new Vietnam aid bill. The sources said Morgan, a manager of the· rejected measure, hopes to hold hearings towards the end of next week to elicit more information on evacuation costs and resettlement problems from the Ford administration. T h e adrriinistration, the sources added, has informed the House International Rela.tions Committee and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that more than 84,000 South Vietnamese are to be resettled in the United States. Possibly 10,000 to 20,000 more may make their way here independently, according to a State Department estimate. President Ford informed House Speaker Carl Albert that the administration believes it will need at least $400 million to pay for the initial costs of evacuating and caring for the Devoted To The Interests of The Mek-s-M,wm Area Home Furnishings Annex Reg. $337.95 Chain Drive with Power Reverse 5 h.p. Briggs and Stratton. ' SALE $269.99 . Mens 30.90 Leisure Suits Mens 31.90 Leisure Suits Mens 34.90 Leisure Suits Mens 37.90 Leisure Suits ~s 39.95 Leisure Suo"ts ~s 46.90 Leisure Suo·ts ~s 49.95 Leisure Suits at y (Discontinued Patterns) BATH TOWELS · • . · · · · · . . SALE 99c HANDTOWELS·· - · · · · · · . SALE~c WASH CLOtHS - - • • · • • • · · SALE 39c t.."-·-·-··-n,~•-al_•:'at:"'th_e_t>M_c_h_an-ic..;~~t-ree_t••w~a·r;.e,..ho:.:u.s~e:..w"-~.J SALE PRICES ..;.;, __,_,___ • BATH ENSEMBLES MEN'S FASHION JEANS . SAL£ PRICES sale in- the Home Furnishings Annex STOREWIDE SALE sa·.1e . 2 ' Prl·ce JEANS AND OVERALLS WASHINGTON (UPI ) - President Ford has called on Congress to quickly draft new J¢gislation to pay for the Vietnam evacuation and assist in resettling refugees. He· made the appeal after the House Thursday killed a $327 million humanitarian aid bill by a vote of 246-162. The President deplored that vote. He said in a statement: "It is not worthy of a people which has lived by the philosophy symbolized in the Stafue of Liberly . It reflects fear and misunderstanding, rather than charily and compassion ." During the spirited, hour long debate in the House, Rep. John Buchanan , R-Ala., ap· , pealed to his colleagues to demonstrate that compassion. He ended his remarks by reciting the lines from the poem by Erruria Lazarus which are inSCribe"d at the base of THE SCENE ALONG the recent Hike-Bike route in Melga County in .which Oftl' 100 the famous statue. riders pedaled to raise money Cor retarded citizenS. Pal Owens won the "Hike-Bike " trophy . Congresslona 1 sources said Rep. Thomas §ee !~ry on page 4. E. Morgan, chairman of the House lnterna- . By PATRICIA Mc(J()RMACK Planned Parenthood, warned, Storewide Sale Storewi~e Sale · STOREWIDE SAl.E UPI FamDy Health Editor however : . / NEW YORK (UPI ) - '!be "Experieuce has tempered ' pill is a ''highly effective and the initial enthusiasm ... The g~nerally safe" method of ingestion of powerful hor· Small group of Coats, Dresses and birth control, but not for all mones.maye:ract a price : the · Misses' and Selected from Sportswear. women, accol'!ling to a new pill is not entirely safe for all Womens Sizes. our regular stock. Rockefeller Founda tion women; it may not always be Our entire stock While They Last ... report. reversible; it is not alwaf! SALE is included The report by Dr. Elizabeth effective; and it Is not even Connell, hasedonarevlewof simpleforallwomentouse " lL oral contraceptive research The review of major studies. ____ J from medical centers of oral contraceptives conStorewide Sale Storewide Sale r wo rldwide , was published dueled to date showed: Wednesday in Family - There is "no evidence . MEN'S 49.95 DOU~LE KNIT Planning Perspectives, the connecting use of oral 'con· journal of the Planned · traceptives with cancer Of the Parenthood Federation of breast ." Indeed, there is entire stock of girls sizes 4 to 6x "some evidence that these - America. Sizes 36 to 46. Regulars and longs. Excellent The major"points: agents · may actually · be and7 to 14 is included in this sale. make . Solid colors and plaids. -Oral contraceptives are protective" against benign "highly effective and lreast disease. There is no generally safe" for most evidence of earlier onset or women. increased incldeni:'e of en- The risk of developing dometrial cancer associated serious Illness as a con- with pill use. For cervical Storewide Sale Storewide Sale seqf!ence of taking the pill Is cancer evideni:e Is "con- • . Mens Double Knit small. fllcting ," with resolution · -Deaths associated with dependent upon "additional the ora1 contraceptives are long..-ange data." A special sale of our entire selection of mens Our entire stock of Misses. Half Sizes . "of a very low order of - The increased risk of dress slacks. Sizes 29 to 44. Solid colors. plaids magnitude." death from thromboembolism Juniors. Regular and long lengths · stripes· checks. You can really save now on -The pill's long-term side assoCiated with the pill, estabincluded. the slacks you need. effects, unknown at this time, llshed in early studies as must continue to be monitored approximately three per closely to safeguard women 100,000 women per year. is using lt. confirmed by more recent ~~-·--·-·-,,......... ~--"-~;....._,_,_, _ _._,_,___ ~t--·--·-·-·-.::".'"·""---"-~-""'·-·-·---·-~ . One hundred and fifty research, but may now be S lnillion women the world over "even lower because of the Storewide Sale torewide Sale have Used the pill. About 50 lower-dosage pills now in Famous Make mil1llln currently are using it, " In ed isk of some 10 mUlion in the United use· C creas r venous thrombosis of the legs and States. cerelral thrombosis have also A fine new selection and this sale is on our Selected 'from Dr. Connell, associate direc- been established. entire stock. Ready tied ties and plenty of ties tor for health sciences of the -No link has yet been our regular stock that you tie yourself. Rockefeller FoWldalion and established between pill use Buy .now for Graduation Gifts and Father's chainnan of the National and either liver dysfunction or ~~ Day June 15th or for yourself. · Medical 'committee of benign liver tumors. For gallbladder disease, however, two major studies have established increased risk Storewide Sale Meigs FFA is Storewide Sale associated with pill use. -Some women experience a Mens and Young Mens represented at "slight elevation of blood jressure" from use of the pill, Ohio convention but this condition appears to Our entire stock of junior and misses Fashion knit shirts · tank tops. crew necks. Members of the Mei!is FFA be reversible. denim jeans and -Whether or nQI use of the overalls is -included. turtle necks · number shirts · see throughs · U!apter. were among those in pill may affect a subsequent · . our entire stock. attendance at the 47th Annual Convention of the Ohio FFA ·. jregnancy remains "an area Association held April 25 and of continuing concern and study." Existing evidence 26 in Columbus. Carl Davidson and Jeff does amnnn wisdom of stopping use of the Storewide Sale Storewide S.le Arnold represented the Storewide Sale chapter as official delegates pill immediately upon con· at the convention, one of the flnnatlon of jregnancy and largest youth Conventions n the abandonment of hormoneWrangler, Lee and Mr . Leggs . Fine quality lash ion jeans Ohio, '!'ith 5,000 FFA mem- type prwumcy tests. UMBR~ · mDU~S 1n slzes 29 to 42. bers, vocational agriculture Cottons · Polyester colton blends . brushed denims . teachers, parents, and guests Big selection of solid colors Big selection of .styles in corded cloths. TERPS WIN CUP attending; and patterns. regular and womens sizes. GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) . Highlights of the convention Mens 8.95. Fashion Jeans · • • - - Sale 6.69 The Atlaritic Coast Conferincluded the · annual state Mens 9.95 Fashion Jeans •. . .• Sale 7.39 awards banquet; per-· ence awarded the Cll;michael Mens 10.95 Fashion Jeans • - • • - Sale 8.09 fonnances by the All.{)bio Cup for all-around excellence Mens 11.95 Fashion Jeans - • · • - Sale 8.69 FFA Band and Chorus ; in athletics Wednesday to the University of Maryland. Storewide Sale election of the 1975-76 state The Terrapins won four Storewide Sale officers, and remarks from conference titles, finished seScott McKain, National FFA Mens and Boys Secretary . Rick McDaniel, cond .in ·three varsity sports, tied for second in two, finished Several groups from famous makers State President, Nevada, third in two and placed fourth Ohio, presided over the in one. included. · convention sessions and . With seven points for each Boys fits sizes 6 to 10 · mens fits sizes 10 to 15 . (,Not all sizes in all styles and colors) festivities. White with multi color stripe tops. · first p)ace finish, six for each Regular price $1.25 pair . second and so on, the Terrapins complltid 78 points North Carolina was second t--""-"-~-·----·--"-·.:_,..;...~-..1 with 67 points. Storewide Sale TONIGHT Storewide Sale NOT OPEN ,. Boys Short Sleeve Coast Guard Fri., Sat., Sunday - With an active-duty roster Sizes small through double extra large . · THE GAMBLER of only 38,000, the U.S. Coast Choose polyester-cotton blend or 100 per cent tTechnicolorl Guard is the smallest branch of Boys cut and sewn permanent press dress and . Slarrln"g James Caan & the armed forces . It is nylon. Solid colors and prints. Paul Sorulno augmented by a volunteer auxsport s~irts plus our entire stock of boys knit -.~-"· -Rated "R" iliary numbering. around 39,000, shirts and tank tops. Colorcartoons and a reserve force of 34,500 Sizes 6 to 20. Show starts 7:00p.m. that can..J>'ec called on in 1 emergen cies. 1-·-·-·....,-·-·~·-·-"-~---~ ~~ howev~ Congress asked for refugee aid ,. . Elberfelds In 'Pomeroy Storewide Sale· WOMEN'S APPAREL . -· I SiX draw fines • .. -~ liicENTENNIAL THEME - 'lbe lobby at Riverview Elementary School has a Bicentennial theme display made by Mrs. Richard Swain,• a teacher's aide, employed u,toug)l ~Leading Creek Conservancy DiStrict. Mrs. Swain. took great pains in preparing the display, even to making clothing for. dolls, one of Betsy Roos, and one of Paul Revere. There are miniature lights on a church tower , one signaling "by land", the other "by sea ". The pu,blic lB welcome to see, it.· · · Six defendanls were fined and a seventh forfeited a bond Thursday·night in the court of Pomer oy Mayor Dale E. Smith. 1 Forfeiting a $27.70 bOnd on speeding charges was Dennis Boothe, Pomeroy. Fined were Randy Hart, Rutland, ~ and costs, reckless operation; Don Rea, Minersville, $5 and costs, assured clear distance ; Delmar L!lrkins, Chesler, $5 and costs, reckless operation ; Donald Hysell, Pomeroy , $10 and cosls, reckless operation; Gr.eg Davis , Pomeroy, $10 and costs , shoplifting ; Paul Reitmir~. Pomeroy, $10 and costs, defective muffler . · .., . ' ' ' I~ SYRACUSE · - Village dinance placmg Syracuse Council Thurs day night l(illage under the Flood reviewed at length a proposal Control Act effective July 1. to place gravel on the alleys Mayor London·reported that throughout town. the ordinance pr.ohibiting the Mayor Herman London and use of BB Guns in the village COWlcil members felt that will be enforced. there are several that need Mayor London also reported · grading and gravel. · that ·he granted pennission to : Troy Zwilling, Eber Pickens Salisbury School to uSe the and Barry McCoy , coun- park. cilmen, are to ·arrange the Wingett reported that a project. parking lot will be made next Meeting with council was to the small ball!ield and a Bill Arnold in regard to people road across the top of the river blocking his . driveway . bank near the small field. Council told Arnold that a " No Wingett also stated that Parking at Any time" sign will additional fenciOg, 175 to 180 be placed at the entrance of feet, will be placed around the his driveway right away. small diamond. Milton Varian, police chief, · Pickens commentedthalthe asked council about the bird houses should be placed sanitary pickup service: He at. the park. Ed Neutzling, also stated that he was billed · councilman, stated that if he in advance. had the pipe he would install Robert Wingett, president of inunediately. council, observed that he feels Council voted to purchase it is feasible for the village insurance on the concession itself lo go into the garbage stand,. $1,500 on the building ·service . .He . suggested a and $500 on the contents. committee be appointed to ·Attending . ~ere .Mayor look into the . possibility . London , Zwtlhng: ·pockens, . Wingett pojnted out that he McCoy, Neutzhng and felt it was a perfect lime to go Wingett; council members, into the garbage business. Chief Varian, George Holman, :council approved the third treasurer, and Kathr.yn Cro:w, an~ final reading of an or- clerk. ,...., . �'. ,. 2- The Daily Sentinel·; Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frlday,l'llay 2,<)975· We Hold These Truths ... Conservation storf told in posters '-· ····---- ·• A Chronicle: of America :I'he Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District concluded its , annual ' poster contest Thursday. The contest ~as limit~d to the county 's fourth grade students. was . 'Taking county champion honors . Rodney Tripp of Chester Elementary and county reserve champion was Pam Murphy of Tuppers Plains Elementary. Students who were winners at their respective schools, blue· ribbon, red ribbon and white ribbon winners. .received three silver dollars for blue ribbons, two silver dollars for red ribbons and one silver dollar for white ribbons. Poster judges were Thereon Johnsori, Roy Miller, Rex Shenefield and David Gloeckner, supervisors. and Pete Shields, county director of the ASCS. All posters may be displayed at the Meigs County Fair. • JollnA'rJom•: "When 1 reflect ... that the [flghllng at L~xlngton and Concord] was between those whose parents, but a few generations ago, were brothers, I shudder at the thought, and there's no know· ing where our calami lies will -.., end." ., . RIVERVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WINNERS~ ll!e polter contest held by "the Meigs Soil and water Conservation District were, 1-1', Dllllid Yohng, blue ribbon, Diana ·Smith, red ribbon, J(arenBartlmua, whlterlbbonllldFndJt.slnger, teacher. - By Ros~ Mackentte and Jeff M!lcNelly . . " eO PEN• 7 DAYS ' .A WEEK ~·- D&D MEAT • ,• 830 E. Main •• Pomeroy, Ohio ' " Al9'' TV••• 010(1(101&• !{:'Y\ '·t-> .. " CAR WASH SET The Meigs High School Honor Society will hold a car wash on Saturday at Welker's -Ashland Station, W. Main St., Pomeroy, 9a.nl. to 5 p.m. The cost will be $1.50 for outside and $2.50 for inside and out-.side. Residents wishing their cars washed are . asked to leave them by the station, :.:' 3- The 'Dsily .Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.. Friday, May2, .1975 .. ... -..:~ TUPPERS PLAINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WINNERs of the pllSter contest held by the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District 1-r, Pam Murphy, who .,.as county reserve champion, Susan Griffin, red ribbon, Lisa Collllls, wpite ribbon and Mrs. Alvin Tripp, teacher. Pam in additioo to receiving 3silver dollars also received a trophy. were, " . . E4003W 1911 diagonal Chromacolor connpa_•:~,. American Walnut color cabi net. SuperScreen Picture. u AFC . Solid-State Video Range ''• 82·Channel Tuning System. I .) ' ·..•1 • r't ~r- .. ' 'I ' "' . I'' ; l. i i 1i ' ONLY · " -• t~ • $399.95 ' .. ( I I_ J ~ 1 ,I •' RACINE ELEMENTARY School winners of the Poster Contest beld by the Meigs Soli and Water Conservation District were Michelle Johlison, blue_Ijbbon, Tonja Salser, red and David Salmoos, white. Pictured, L-R, are David Gloeckner, ~isor holding blue ribbon winning poster for Michelle Johnson who was not present, Tonja Salser and David Salmons. LETART FALLS ELEMENTARY School winners of the Meigs Soil and Water Con. servation District Poster Contest were front row, 1-r, Tonuny Manuel, blue, Linda O'Brien, red, and Missy Cununins, white; back row, Mrs. ,Eileen Buck, teacher, David Parry and David Gloeckner. • 1 E •• •• :;.• ••• •• • CH PRACTICE CALLED The .Pantherettes Softball ·' team will practice Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Middleport · Conununity Park. -• NEW • c • ••• INGELS FURNITURE . 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT ..'.•" • •• . ,. . .....OPEN -----------~ ....... -.•• 711/.S 15. . . SALE ' ~ ~ DR. LAMB TODAY SAT. and MON. 8-7 MON. ll!RU SAT. I Couple disagrees .over nutrition .,·---.· •• • •• •• • • -··-~ --:-- By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. 1 I I I saturated fat tends to cause an DEAR DR. LAMB - · My increase in fatty-cholesterol fiance . and I get into quite particles in the blood and heated discussions concerning increases the risk of heart and nutrition. Please help clear up vascular disease. ' some questions before we are. Lean poultry , ·and parmarried. ticularly lean fish, are not To me meats is an excellent much of a problem in' this complete protein food, but he regard. For that reason 1 feels meat more than once a recommend rotating the meat day or every other day is bad dishes · between mammal for you. He gets a lot of long- meat, fish and poultry . Use lasting canker sores and says lean meats in all three inthese are caused by too much stances. protein, not necessarily meat. · The healthy body merely He also believes pepper is converts excess amino acids bad for anyone and tlial sugar from protein into sugars and is very detrimental and only fats . They are then used for honey should be used . I feel energy or stored as fat. A tlie difference between sugar high-protein diet has nothing and natural · honey is to do with'canker sores. I wish . negligible. you would read my book, DEAR READER - I can . "Metabolics: Putting Your see you are going to have an Food Energy To Work" interesting marriage. (Harper and Row) for a Meat, including beef, pork, detailed account of how your lamb, fish arid poultry, is a body .'!ses food, vitamirys and good source of protein. All the minerals. Ask your library for meats listed contain complete it. protein, meaning they have all Pepper can be lrri tating to the essential amino acids your the dig~stive tract, as can body needs. other spices, if used in excess. the only harmful effects This may ·be · a problem for that might occur if a healthy some people who already have person eats lots of meat is the digestive complaints. excess intake of fat, ·parI've talked about honey and ijcuJarly saturated fats. The sugar before. ' Sugar is a of increased dehydrated double sugar. amount cholesterol intake in the When the double sugars are muscle tissue is not that broken apart in the intestine important since these are not · by an enzyme most people high cholesterol foods (except have, it is converted ta the some organ meats). A high- · same two single sugars calorje diet contains [ (>(> honey presenhn honey. are So,· finally when . much fat,that particularly and sugar absorbed into the body, they are no different. HEINERS HAMBURGER BUNS...~~?:.~?.~ ..... :.. 8 PAK 35~ ARCtMAY COOKIES......................................~.~~.. 59~ PORTLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL winners of the often healed because the Poster Contest held by Meigs Soil and Water Conservation participants fail to apply . Dlstrict at right, were 1-r, Bruce Johnson, blue, David scientific facts. Nutrition is Talbott, red, and Mrs. Joyce Ritcble, teacher, holding ., !>ased on chemistry and poster for Karen Proffitt, who was absent, who won a physics, the pure sciences. To white ribbon. ignore facts is a bit like claiming'the sun comes up in the north. That is how you gel these wild statements, such as OFFICE HOURS: 9:30 to 12,2 to 5 (CLOSE calories don't count or a AT NOON ON THURS.l-EAST COURT calorie of carboyhydrate is ST .• POMEROY. more fattening than a calorie of fat. Discussions in nutrition are MR. BEE POTATO CHIPS.................·.... ~~~:.~?.~.~~~..... 59~ N. W.oPi"dMEiRIU MMPTON. 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' We Accept Federal Food Stamps , E •'• • ••• •• ••• '-. -·--.. ..~ :.;•• • ...--. -..-.. ,. .....• --.. -.. • • • -•• ..., Sunday' .May 4' Hrs• 8 : 30-2 : 00 W kda 6 00 0 3() ee ys : '"0: 3dS Ph 949 3551 R • Obi t. ,..,..,.,..,H.. •· . . .I" ..,.......,.. . 1' . acme, - 0 .,H. . . .H . . . .H . .4tHH. . . .H,..,HII .,' ' ' ,. • c' •· ' RUTlAND. OHIO 1.!:===================;:=~ ' . j CARPENTER'S GROCERY .. _,' ' "· East, the Balt1m ' ore Oriole's. It . . homer for the Brewers, who beat San Pie go, 6-3, the was · Hunter's d seconq · straight scored five runs in fifth and Chicago CUbs put away the vtctoryan moreunportantly, seventh \rulings and four runs New York Mets, :;.2, and St. came against the Orioles' in the eighth. .Louis at Pittsburgh was comeback ace, Jun" Palmer. "I feeI I' m ·m the same ..,.. •• postponed in the National "The name Babe Ruth has · 1 " "d . wm groove as ast year, 881 League. In the American been hauntm ' g me r·or so long th" AL C Y ' A d · · " . H Yt oung war · League, Texas shaded the ,,, too long," sat"d Aaron a· Iter wmner · h th · un er, w o gave e Chicago White Sox, 2-1, Boston collectm' gfourhitsandrat'st·ng · Yan kees some · ' anx10us edged Cleveland, 7-<l, and his early-season a·~rage 51 ts · hi f' t f h "'· Kansas City outlasted Califor" momen m. s 1rs ew s a~, points to .21:S. "''m Ju. st glad sta r ts th'1s year. "The key t o nia, 11-10. .r it's over with. · · . ThisLI• a good th e game was the f ll'St mmng. Cubs 5, Mets 2: hallclub. I'm justl glad to be If you give Palmer the lead, he Right-hander Steve Stone here next to so rpany good- keeps throwing strikes at notched his fourth straight win ·lookm·g young kt·•• like Robm' " •" "" you. withouta losS and batted what Yount." . Alterbailin g himseIf out of a proved to be· . the winning run Yount, the Brewers' l"year twO-<Jn an d one~ut situ a t'ton m ' with a one-out single in the .o'ld phenom shortstop, "low-- the f"trs t' HunI er was stak"• t "" o fourth that gave the CUbs and erect his average to .381 with a two-run homer by Thunnan _early 3-2lead. Stone, who left two h"its t"n four at-bats M · th. f. th d · unson m e our an a in the sixth inning because of a Thursday but drove four th ree-run , dou bl e. bY Ron minor leg cramp, was given runs l'ust the same wt' th a Blomberg m the SIX th . added batting support by Rick home.J"Qn and double. Darrell . In other major · league-- Monday, who knocked in a Porter also had a two-•un Th d H t ~ games urs ay' ous on pair of runs. r------------, :I _ . .Pro · :I 1 rStand"mgs.·:I BASEBALL Series J . . Buffalo vs. Montreal. (Buffalo leads 2· 1l Sat .,, May 3- at Montreal. 8: 05p .m . X·Tues ., May 6-at. Buffalo , B' OSp .m x.fhurs ., May 8- at Montreal , 8. 05p ..m . x -Sat., Mav 10 or Sun ., Mav 11 - at Buffalo, y -tba x· lf necessary . y"Time to be announced Astros 8, Padres 3: By United Press lnterilational Bob Watson and Enos Cabell National Hockey le.ague League Standings ripped three hits apiece in a By Major United Press International Phila 5 NY Is land er s Am ot -· . Montrl!al 7 Buffalo 0 13-hit Houston attack that Nalional League WHA. Playoff Schedule Easl helped Ken' Forsch, !Jlaking By United Preutnternatlonal Hockey Assn . w. I. pet . 9 · b• QuebecWorld Quebec vs: Minnesota 4 Minnesota 2 his first start ~ince 1973, to the Chicago . 13 5 ·. 722 (Quebec won seri'es, 4· 2) , Houston 5 San Dieg o 4 , ot 1112 9 1 563 victory over San Diego, - ·P itt sburgn . New York 9 8 529 Jlh NHL Playoff Schedule . 'Houston vs. San Diego Watson drove in two runs m st. Louis 7 10 412 5 Press International I Houston won s,eries. 4-0) the game one on his fourth Ph i ladelpl:lia 8 10 . 444 4lh By UnitedSemifinals • . . Montreal 5 11 . 3 13 6 12 homer and second m as many Th e Da'lv Best of Seven ' West Series I . loJ Sentinel w. I. pet . g. b. days.' Doug Rader also drove Philadelphia vs. NY Islanders DEVOTED TO THE Los Angeles 15 8 652 I Philadelphia leads 2-0) 1NTE REST OF in two Houston runs. Cincinnati 12 11 522 3 Sun ., May 4-'at New York , 4 MEIGS· MASON AREA san Diego ,11 11 .sob 3v1 Red Sox 7, Indians 6: CHESTER L. TANNEHILL At lanta 12 12 .500 Jlh p .m . Mon ., May S- at New York , l:xec. Ed . Bernie Carbo belted a three- San Francisco 10 11 . .476 4 8 ' 05 ROBERT HOEF~ICH 9 16 .360' 7 run homer and Rico Petrocelli Houston x .Thurs ., May 8- at Phi l adel · .. - ..CU,y....Edltor Thursday's R:e·s ulls phia , 8: 05p.m . Pubh'Shed daily eXcept doubled home a pair of runs as Chicago 5 New York 2 x -Sat ., May 10 or Sun ., May . Saturday by The Ohio Valley Boston handed Cleveland's Houston 6 San Diego 3 11 - at New York, 4 p .m . P ub liShing Company. 111 Sf Louis at Pittsbgh, ppd. , r a in x ·Tues ., May 13- at Phi l adel Court St .• Pomeroy, Ohio Jim Perry his fourth loss in Wnly games schedul ed) -· 8 05 45769 . Business Offi c e Phone P h·a 1 Today's Probable Pitchers • : P·(l'l· 992 -2156 . Editoria l Phone 992 five decisions. J.im Rice.also ' ( A'll Times EDT) 2157 . ' homered for the Red Sox, who San D iego fSQi llner 2·1) at Second class postage paid l at Pomeroy , Ohio . . . built up &-2 lead after lhtee Los Angeles (Sullen 4-1J. 10 :30 p .m .. National ad¥'ertisinr . p .m . innings for winner Bill Lee (2- · Atlanta ( Reed 2-Jl a t Cinc i n · Detro it (LaGrow 3-0J at representat iv e Ward ·_.. , Boston (Wise 1·21, 7: 30p .m . nati { Darcy 1:1) , 8:{)5 p .m . Griff i th Company In c 3). •... Baltimore (Cuellar J. \J at Bottinel1i & Gallagher D i v · · Pillsburgh ( Ki son 2-0) at Royals 11, Angels 10!' 157 Th i rd Ave .. New York; Philadelphia (Twitchell 1-31 , Cle¥' el and (Bosman 0-ll . 7:30 N Y . 10017 . . Buck Martinez singled borne 6:05p .m . p.m. S ubscript •on . ra t es: New York ( Medich ·3.·2) at Montreal (McNa l l y 3-1J al Cookie Rojas with the winning New York (Koosman 1-0l, 8:05 Milwaukee (Champion 3·1), 8:30 Delivered by carrier where availabl e 75 cents per week ; Kansas City run in the 13th p .m . pm By Mo 't or Route whereOakland ( Blue 511 at Ch icago Chicago [Reuschel I I ) at St . inning after Rojas had tied the carrier se rvi ce nol (Woad 1-SJ. 9:00p .m . Louis ( Forsch 1-2 J, 9.30 p .m . available, One monlh , $3 . 25 . score with a two-out run- Houston (Konieczny J.JJ at San Cal ifornia (Singer 2-2) at By mail in Ohio and W . Va ., producing double. California Franci sco (Ca l dwell 0·2L 11 :OS Te)(as ( Hargan 1-1) , 7: 00p .m . One Year , $22 .00 ; She $a1urday's Games p .m . months. $11 .50 ; Three had taken a 10-9 lead at the top Detroit at Boston I Saturday's Games rnonths , $7.00 . Elsewhere Baltimore at Cleveland $26 . 00 year : Six months of the 13th when Tonuny Montreal at New York New York at Milwaukee Hou ston at San Francisco $13 .50; three months , $7 .50. Harper singled, stole second Pillsbgh at Phila , 2, twi -night Kansas City at Minnesota Subscript ion pr i ce includes Oakland at Chicago , night The Meigs GirlS' track team l~u~dar Ti_~ _es.: .~e!'tineL and scored on Dave Chalk's. Atlant a at Cin ci nnati, n ig ht ~ali forn ia at Texas, night Chicago at St. Loui s, night was defeated at Belpre Thurs- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!)- post position with Foolish ridden by Darrel McHargue infield single. San Di ego at Los Ang. night 'Jacinto Vasquez is silting Pleasure in Gate 3, Master and was installed as a 9-2 day 80 to 30. Derby in 5 and Prince Thou choice. First, second and third pretty. the Distinctive That's because Vasqu~ is Art in 8. The Darby Dan entry was place in the long jump 15'-3" American League vie of The current forecast for listed at 7-2 with Braulio East respectively, were Huber, getting paid to sit atop a w. 1. pet . g. b. couple of pretty good 3-year Derby Day cans for sunny B8eza, who won for Darby Belpre ;_Demairis Ash, Meigs, Detroit 10 7 .588 olds. Milwaukee 10 7 .588 weather with the temperature Dan in 1963 with Chateaugay, and Bone, Belpre. 10 10 .500 11/ 2 New York For instance, take Salur· in the mid 70's. ab_oard Prince Thou Art and Shot put, 27'-9", Pam 8 9 .471 2 Boston 7 9 .438 2lf7 Sired by 1970 Kentucky last year's Kentucky Der!>y Clev eland yaughan, Meigs; Vantossen, day's JOist Kentucky Derby. 7 10 .412 3 Baltimore .Derby Vasquez is favored to do just winner Dust Comwinner, Angel Cordero, on ·Belpre; Kim Grueser, Meigs. West Organ, Drums, Guitar w·. I. pet . g. b. High jump, 4'-3", Goodwin, that. Vasquez' mount, Foolillh mander, M<~Ster Derby will he Sylvan Place. The Meigs High School Oakland 12 8 600 Phraner, and Berry, all of Pleasure, is a 9-5 early line .;;;;;.;~::;~;.:;:;;;;;:;;:;:;;;;:::;;;::;;;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:~:::::::::;:;;_o::;;;::::~·»:«o!o!!".-X:w.mo 'NITELY Athletic Boosters Thursday Kansas City 13 9 .591 o !• ,.o;!:jM " o'<,o O:o'o'oo'o.~·oxo·, 'o''Oo:o',•,o, o'o!•'o'oo•._. •.;;.:o•,o,o •o,~. •.:.•o!•!<·;.: •!·!·!;>!•, , • -!• • Cali forn ia 12 9 .571 112 favorite to get to the wire first o;.;.o·..:·•-.o» Belpre. o;o:o'oooo'To ;>.'o. o'o'o·-:oo'o 'o ,o,. o"o"o•o•.•,o,oo•:.o •.-.-.......... ;.<>.•. ,o, night changed the date of the Texas 10 9 .526 2 TUES:, WED., THURS., 8:30-1 :00 Discus, 70'-11", Hostattle, in the $125,000 added classic. 6 10 .375 4 upcoming all-sports banquet Minnesota F~l. & SAT .. 9:30-2:00 With 15 horses scheduled to Chicago 7 14 .333 .5 Belpre; Pam Vaughan and to honor all boy and girl Thursday' s Results Tracy Burdette, both of start, that works out to a ~~;~ 7 Cleveland 6 ~i athletics other than football MBoston $262,100 purse with a $209,600 ilwaukee 17 Detroit 3 Meigs. from May 7 to Saturday, May Texas ~ 2 Chicago 1 TO ENTE RTAIN YOU Al· Low hurdles, Pat Vaughan, winners share, New YorkS Baltimore 0 17. . 0 If Foolish Pleasure should third, Meigs. It was agreed in this last Kan c;tygames II CaHscheduled) f . 10, 13 inns ~ r~ I U • (Only • win, the standard 10 per cent 100 Yard dash, 12:96, Boone, Today's Probable Pitchers of the 1974-75 school meeting ~ ~ ~ (All Times EDT ) · Belpre; Demaris Ash, Meigs ; jockey's fee comes to the year that each family should Ka nsas City (Busby 3-11 al PH. 992-J62Y POMEROY rather pleasing figure of Berry, Belpre. §?.:: By MILTON RICHMAN ;:;::a bring a potluck di~h to the Minnesota ( Go II z o.2 l, / 2: 15 lb===~=====-----..;..;;.;.;.;.:;;.:.;.;,.:t005 $20,960. Mile, 2:16.2, Beth Vaughan; UPI· Sports Editor ::~:;~ banquet. A'n admission price So Vasquez flew into Louis- l::;::: Meigs . Or $1 per person to help defray LOUISVILLE (UP!) -Nobody has come up yet with a way the costs was approved . 880 Dash, 3:17.5, Pam ville Wednesday night to ride Vaughan, Meigs; Jaunty, and Foolish Pleasure in his final of looking into a man's heart and determining whether he is Advance ticket sales will be workout before Saturday's being driven by some deep compulsion or not, and not-much is held with the earliest lime to Chambers, Berpre. Derby. Earlier in the day, being said openly about the entire affair anyway, but if you're purchase tickets to be an220 Dash, 20:02, Huber, Vasquez was in New York to searching around for a sure thing, something you can put all nounced soon. Belpre; Demaris Ash, Meigs, ride undefeated 3-year-old your money on in Saturday's Kentucky Derby, then bet the Goodwin, Belpre. In other business the filly Ruffian to an easy seven- blood that runs through Willie Shoemaker's veins won't turn boosters rescheduled a pop Relays, Belpre. length victory in the Comely into buttermilk when the band strikes up My Old Kentucky bottle drive which was called Allowance at Aqueduct. Home. off because of inclement "I'm restless away from my He has been here for this one before. Many times before. He weather. The new date has · No games, No gimmics work," Vasquez said. Foolish ·is as cognizant of the Derby's rich tradition as anyOI)e else, but been set for Saturday, May 10 Pleasure breezed a half-mile all the fanfare and the hoopla attending it doesn't get him that with the Meigs High Athletes in 48 seconds · on a muddy much anymore . canvassing the neigh08-08-303-7 Churchill Downs track ThursThis is Willie Sboemaker's 19th Kentucky Derby, he has been borhoods. If anyone has Deluxe Tiller day morning, but• trainer aboard the winning horse in three of them-on Swaps in 1955, bottl~s they wish to donate and Leroy Jolley at first wasn't Tomy Lee In 1959 and LuckY Debonair in 1965-and, oh, how will not be home that day they sure what to make of the work . he'd give anything to make it four With Avatar here Saturday. should leave the bottles out"I don't know if that's good Why? . side in sight. ~ or bad over this racetrack," Not so much perhaps because he'd like to join Eddie Arcaro Jolley said. "I've .worked two and Bill Hartack some day as the only men ever to ride five times and it's been muddy Derby winners, but because there is in Wiltie Shoemaker, as both times. He looked like he there is in every true competitor, ihe compelling desire to ON PASSBOOK finished well. The jockey was prove somebody misjudged him by determining him to be less SAVINGS happy." capable than Shoemaker believes he is. It looked even better when 51 4 per cent year paid on The episode took place in the Santa Anita Derby the last Regular Passbook Savings. compared with half-mile week in .March . CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cin· No Minimum . Interest from date of deposit to date workouts of three oth~r Derby Sid Martin, trainer of Diabolo, the other California horse in cinnati Reds' second baseman of withdrawal. Interest entrants. Frank McMahon's Saturday's Derby along with Avatar, didn't particularly care Joe Morgan goes into tonight's compounded quarterly. Diablo went the four furlongs for the ride Shoemaker gave Diabolo horse in the SBnta Anita game here agallist the Atlanta Thursday morning jn 48 3-5 Derby on March 29. Diabolo finished third in that one. Martin Braves as the National Lea . 1 seconds, Pedro Dlaz' Gatch in quietly replaced Willie 'with Laffit Pincay for the California gue's leading hitter. " 48 4-5 and Roland Aristone's Derby and ·stayed with Pincay for tomorrow's race. · Morgan is hitting .40&--J2 BRANCH Bombay Duck in 50 2-5. Martin wouldn't go into his reasons for the switch. All he'd hits in 79 at-bats. And, Little John L. Greer's What A say about the 4-foot-11, 43-year~ld Shoemaker, who has been Joe's on base percentage The Athens County Pleasure-Fool Me Not colt, riding 26 years and has had more than 6,500 winners, is that (hits, walks and hit-bySavings & Loan Co . however, faces a serious "strength isn'this forte. He does it with finesse." pitches) figures out to an 2" Second St . challenge from Golden How does Willie Shoemaker feel about this? amazing .557 percentage. Pomeroy, Ohio Chance Farms Master Derby He isn't saying too much, but let's go back a couple of years "If Joe keeps up his present All Accounts Insured To Farms Prince and Darby Dan and you may have his answer right there . pace," laughs manager $40.000 by FSLIC. 08-0 1·403· 5 Thou Art, who is running as an Shoemaker was removed from another horse by a trainer, Sparky Anderson, "he'll he Fairlawn 20" entry with Sylvan Place. who also felt the veteran jockey had not.ridden satisfactorily. dead in another month." 08-01 -205-9 Each of the top three con- In this case, Shoemaker was taken off Cougar n after Why has the :>-foot-7 Morgan Fairlawn 18" tenders drew an un,troubled finishing third in the··uollywood Invitational at Hollywood gotten off to such a great Park. The next time the horse went to the post, less than a start? "I think this Is the healthiest month later, In the Hollywood Gold Cup, ironically, it was Pincay who took Shoemaker's place. With Pincay riding, . I've been," says Joe. ''Last Cougar II finiShed third. The winner? Kennedy Road, with spring I had a sore arm. The Wiltie Shoemaker up. ' year before I had a heel spur. "And, my weight Is now 158. There you have it, and you can make of that what you will. Another piece of irony connected with this whole thing is that That's the lowest it has been in MF254 Avatar, who Shoemaker is riding Saturday in place of Jorge years. I was 171 at the end of Tejeira, woo the Santa Anita Derby, the race in which Sid last season. "I think I am proving one Martin wasn't pleased with Shoemaker's performance aboard Diabolo. thing," adds Morgan, "and Shoemaker likes Avatar although the horse acted up in the that is,a little guy can play a gate in last ThurSday's Blue Grass, didn't get off well at all, full season without wearing . nulde only one good move in the race and finished fourth. down,- getting too tired to do "He's better quality than most horses," ~ys Shoemaker. his best day-in and· day~ut." •• "He's by Graustark out of a good mare. I give him a chance, a good chance." ' . Shoemaker isn't much for reminiscing, but he remembers marly of the details surrounding his three Derby wina. · "The first Derby I w.on with Swaps was a big thrill, but not my biggest," he says. "I guess my biggest one arme in '68 when I was laid up 13 months with a..broken leg and my first · day back I won with all three of my horses at Santa -\nita. Nothing beats that. But you never forget your first Derby NEW! 4 HP MASSEY-FERGUSON winner, either. I was elated, thrilled;Nashua was the favorite. 06-01 -608-l ROTARY TILLER WORKS 26" PATH "YOUR COMPLETE . Nobody tbought he could be beat. I took the lead right at the Fairlawn 22" ' gate, he (Nashua) came aqd made his move attbe Qlj&rler pole .Power · This Is the heavy.:cJufy garden tool that can put new TIRE CENTER" and almost got up, but I had a Iotta horse . l eft. We beat him a Propelled . enjoyment Into even the biggest garden! .four!een -lnch bolo-t pe tines pulverize the soil. Flnger.tlp controls . . length-antk-balf at the finillh." · move ~he tiller Into forward, neutral or revers~and It Few havemore of an appreciation for Willie Shoemaker as a .FRONT END ALIGNMENT returnS automatically to neutral when you rele:ase the man or a jockey than John 0. Hara, Aqueduct's friendly, reverse. A depth gauge makes II easy to control your cooperative clerk of scales who has been in charge of the work. This model features a verttcal shaft engme. lWHlEL BALANCING jockey roon'l Utere the past 28 years. . · . "He's·llke a little China doll, and he has the sensitivity of a 606 E. MAIN finely tuned watch," O'Hara says of ~oemaker. "When you're . out there riding on the track, If you see an opening, you have to ROYAL CROWN 399 w. tMin Street. 992-2164 Po~,eroy. Ohio POMEROY, 0. The Store With "All Ktnds of Stuff · sense .~hetber your mount has sufficient ~et-up and go to make BOmiNG-COMPANY FOR PETS . STABLES. LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS. it before the hole clo&eB. Bill Sboemaker IS constantly aware of LAWNS . GARDENS. 992-2094 . all these factors that go into making a great rider. He very Middleport seldom gets himself Into trouble. His specialty is avoiding it." L...--.,.---~---· Girls lose at Belpre ' 1 m ' Foolish Pleasure is 9-5 Derby favorite All-Sports event set for May 17 . 0:,: @Today's !ll a ® Frank Sisty TRIO 0 00 ~ ~ · Sport· a.. ~de 14 THE MEIGS/INN' I LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area 51A% Morgan top NL hitter ~MEIGS -<!!!Y" •• See them all today at. HI . PIE~ Coconut .Cream, Apple, Cherry. ' t HEINERS WIENER BUNS ..................... ~.... 8 PAK 35~ By BILL MADDEN. UPI Sports Writer · F'or Henry Aaron the last ghqst is gone; and f~r Catfish H te mun k r' SO too Is the $3 Iilillion on ey on his back. Aa ho Ia ron, w st year supIa ted · P n Babe Ruth as · baseball' 11 1m sa -t e home run ...~.,; '"", ed The Babe's last surpass 1 · g t rea s Thursday byuggmg drt"vm· gInrecord a . . the Mil. pall' of runs m k Br , wau ee Deewers l7-3 rout of the tr~lt Tigers, That fll!ve "H anunerin' Han~\" a lifetime total 0f R th' 2,2U.:...two better than u k s previous all-time marH · ' unter, meanwhile, the Y ankees' $3 miltion dollar ighthand relisa · er, atoned for his ppomting_early start by hurling a five-hit, ~ shutout against New York's biggest rival in the American league 0 CHESTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WINNERS in the Meigs Soil and Water Conservatioo District poster contest were, 1-r, Rodney Tripp, cougty champion, Julie Elberfeld, red ribbon, and Keith Brogan, white ribbon; in back is Roy Miller holding Rodney's trophy. Tho MAJORCA Aaron aii ..time RBI leader i:;::~·-o .•oo.;o ... ' " MODERN SUPPLY . ., • . '. •• POMEROY HOME & AUTO �'. ,. 2- The Daily Sentinel·; Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frlday,l'llay 2,<)975· We Hold These Truths ... Conservation storf told in posters '-· ····---- ·• A Chronicle: of America :I'he Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District concluded its , annual ' poster contest Thursday. The contest ~as limit~d to the county 's fourth grade students. was . 'Taking county champion honors . Rodney Tripp of Chester Elementary and county reserve champion was Pam Murphy of Tuppers Plains Elementary. Students who were winners at their respective schools, blue· ribbon, red ribbon and white ribbon winners. .received three silver dollars for blue ribbons, two silver dollars for red ribbons and one silver dollar for white ribbons. Poster judges were Thereon Johnsori, Roy Miller, Rex Shenefield and David Gloeckner, supervisors. and Pete Shields, county director of the ASCS. All posters may be displayed at the Meigs County Fair. • JollnA'rJom•: "When 1 reflect ... that the [flghllng at L~xlngton and Concord] was between those whose parents, but a few generations ago, were brothers, I shudder at the thought, and there's no know· ing where our calami lies will -.., end." ., . RIVERVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WINNERS~ ll!e polter contest held by "the Meigs Soil and water Conservation District were, 1-1', Dllllid Yohng, blue ribbon, Diana ·Smith, red ribbon, J(arenBartlmua, whlterlbbonllldFndJt.slnger, teacher. - By Ros~ Mackentte and Jeff M!lcNelly . . " eO PEN• 7 DAYS ' .A WEEK ~·- D&D MEAT • ,• 830 E. Main •• Pomeroy, Ohio ' " Al9'' TV••• 010(1(101&• !{:'Y\ '·t-> .. " CAR WASH SET The Meigs High School Honor Society will hold a car wash on Saturday at Welker's -Ashland Station, W. Main St., Pomeroy, 9a.nl. to 5 p.m. The cost will be $1.50 for outside and $2.50 for inside and out-.side. Residents wishing their cars washed are . asked to leave them by the station, :.:' 3- The 'Dsily .Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.. Friday, May2, .1975 .. ... -..:~ TUPPERS PLAINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WINNERs of the pllSter contest held by the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District 1-r, Pam Murphy, who .,.as county reserve champion, Susan Griffin, red ribbon, Lisa Collllls, wpite ribbon and Mrs. Alvin Tripp, teacher. Pam in additioo to receiving 3silver dollars also received a trophy. were, " . . E4003W 1911 diagonal Chromacolor connpa_•:~,. American Walnut color cabi net. SuperScreen Picture. u AFC . Solid-State Video Range ''• 82·Channel Tuning System. I .) ' ·..•1 • r't ~r- .. ' 'I ' "' . I'' ; l. i i 1i ' ONLY · " -• t~ • $399.95 ' .. ( I I_ J ~ 1 ,I •' RACINE ELEMENTARY School winners of the Poster Contest beld by the Meigs Soli and Water Conservation District were Michelle Johlison, blue_Ijbbon, Tonja Salser, red and David Salmoos, white. Pictured, L-R, are David Gloeckner, ~isor holding blue ribbon winning poster for Michelle Johnson who was not present, Tonja Salser and David Salmons. LETART FALLS ELEMENTARY School winners of the Meigs Soil and Water Con. servation District Poster Contest were front row, 1-r, Tonuny Manuel, blue, Linda O'Brien, red, and Missy Cununins, white; back row, Mrs. ,Eileen Buck, teacher, David Parry and David Gloeckner. • 1 E •• •• :;.• ••• •• • CH PRACTICE CALLED The .Pantherettes Softball ·' team will practice Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Middleport · Conununity Park. -• NEW • c • ••• INGELS FURNITURE . 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT ..'.•" • •• . ,. . .....OPEN -----------~ ....... -.•• 711/.S 15. . . SALE ' ~ ~ DR. LAMB TODAY SAT. and MON. 8-7 MON. ll!RU SAT. I Couple disagrees .over nutrition .,·---.· •• • •• •• • • -··-~ --:-- By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. 1 I I I saturated fat tends to cause an DEAR DR. LAMB - · My increase in fatty-cholesterol fiance . and I get into quite particles in the blood and heated discussions concerning increases the risk of heart and nutrition. Please help clear up vascular disease. ' some questions before we are. Lean poultry , ·and parmarried. ticularly lean fish, are not To me meats is an excellent much of a problem in' this complete protein food, but he regard. For that reason 1 feels meat more than once a recommend rotating the meat day or every other day is bad dishes · between mammal for you. He gets a lot of long- meat, fish and poultry . Use lasting canker sores and says lean meats in all three inthese are caused by too much stances. protein, not necessarily meat. · The healthy body merely He also believes pepper is converts excess amino acids bad for anyone and tlial sugar from protein into sugars and is very detrimental and only fats . They are then used for honey should be used . I feel energy or stored as fat. A tlie difference between sugar high-protein diet has nothing and natural · honey is to do with'canker sores. I wish . negligible. you would read my book, DEAR READER - I can . "Metabolics: Putting Your see you are going to have an Food Energy To Work" interesting marriage. (Harper and Row) for a Meat, including beef, pork, detailed account of how your lamb, fish arid poultry, is a body .'!ses food, vitamirys and good source of protein. All the minerals. Ask your library for meats listed contain complete it. protein, meaning they have all Pepper can be lrri tating to the essential amino acids your the dig~stive tract, as can body needs. other spices, if used in excess. the only harmful effects This may ·be · a problem for that might occur if a healthy some people who already have person eats lots of meat is the digestive complaints. excess intake of fat, ·parI've talked about honey and ijcuJarly saturated fats. The sugar before. ' Sugar is a of increased dehydrated double sugar. amount cholesterol intake in the When the double sugars are muscle tissue is not that broken apart in the intestine important since these are not · by an enzyme most people high cholesterol foods (except have, it is converted ta the some organ meats). A high- · same two single sugars calorje diet contains [ (>(> honey presenhn honey. are So,· finally when . much fat,that particularly and sugar absorbed into the body, they are no different. HEINERS HAMBURGER BUNS...~~?:.~?.~ ..... :.. 8 PAK 35~ ARCtMAY COOKIES......................................~.~~.. 59~ PORTLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL winners of the often healed because the Poster Contest held by Meigs Soil and Water Conservation participants fail to apply . Dlstrict at right, were 1-r, Bruce Johnson, blue, David scientific facts. Nutrition is Talbott, red, and Mrs. Joyce Ritcble, teacher, holding ., !>ased on chemistry and poster for Karen Proffitt, who was absent, who won a physics, the pure sciences. To white ribbon. ignore facts is a bit like claiming'the sun comes up in the north. That is how you gel these wild statements, such as OFFICE HOURS: 9:30 to 12,2 to 5 (CLOSE calories don't count or a AT NOON ON THURS.l-EAST COURT calorie of carboyhydrate is ST .• POMEROY. more fattening than a calorie of fat. Discussions in nutrition are MR. BEE POTATO CHIPS.................·.... ~~~:.~?.~.~~~..... 59~ N. W.oPi"dMEiRIU MMPTON. O.D. · FRENCH CITY WIENERS.......................... _.........................~~·... 89~ FRESH -GROUND BEEF........................ :. ~~: .. 89e · U.S.D.A. CHOICE . ROUND STEAK...................................... ~~: .. ~ 1 19 . U.S.'D.A. CHOICE STE-AMBOAT INN B. S149 . S'IRLOIN STEAK...................... -~ .... ~:;.....~· .h'"~· . · . . . . 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It . . homer for the Brewers, who beat San Pie go, 6-3, the was · Hunter's d seconq · straight scored five runs in fifth and Chicago CUbs put away the vtctoryan moreunportantly, seventh \rulings and four runs New York Mets, :;.2, and St. came against the Orioles' in the eighth. .Louis at Pittsburgh was comeback ace, Jun" Palmer. "I feeI I' m ·m the same ..,.. •• postponed in the National "The name Babe Ruth has · 1 " "d . wm groove as ast year, 881 League. In the American been hauntm ' g me r·or so long th" AL C Y ' A d · · " . H Yt oung war · League, Texas shaded the ,,, too long," sat"d Aaron a· Iter wmner · h th · un er, w o gave e Chicago White Sox, 2-1, Boston collectm' gfourhitsandrat'st·ng · Yan kees some · ' anx10us edged Cleveland, 7-<l, and his early-season a·~rage 51 ts · hi f' t f h "'· Kansas City outlasted Califor" momen m. s 1rs ew s a~, points to .21:S. "''m Ju. st glad sta r ts th'1s year. "The key t o nia, 11-10. .r it's over with. · · . ThisLI• a good th e game was the f ll'St mmng. Cubs 5, Mets 2: hallclub. I'm justl glad to be If you give Palmer the lead, he Right-hander Steve Stone here next to so rpany good- keeps throwing strikes at notched his fourth straight win ·lookm·g young kt·•• like Robm' " •" "" you. withouta losS and batted what Yount." . Alterbailin g himseIf out of a proved to be· . the winning run Yount, the Brewers' l"year twO-<Jn an d one~ut situ a t'ton m ' with a one-out single in the .o'ld phenom shortstop, "low-- the f"trs t' HunI er was stak"• t "" o fourth that gave the CUbs and erect his average to .381 with a two-run homer by Thunnan _early 3-2lead. Stone, who left two h"its t"n four at-bats M · th. f. th d · unson m e our an a in the sixth inning because of a Thursday but drove four th ree-run , dou bl e. bY Ron minor leg cramp, was given runs l'ust the same wt' th a Blomberg m the SIX th . added batting support by Rick home.J"Qn and double. Darrell . In other major · league-- Monday, who knocked in a Porter also had a two-•un Th d H t ~ games urs ay' ous on pair of runs. r------------, :I _ . .Pro · :I 1 rStand"mgs.·:I BASEBALL Series J . . Buffalo vs. Montreal. (Buffalo leads 2· 1l Sat .,, May 3- at Montreal. 8: 05p .m . X·Tues ., May 6-at. Buffalo , B' OSp .m x.fhurs ., May 8- at Montreal , 8. 05p ..m . x -Sat., Mav 10 or Sun ., Mav 11 - at Buffalo, y -tba x· lf necessary . y"Time to be announced Astros 8, Padres 3: By United Press lnterilational Bob Watson and Enos Cabell National Hockey le.ague League Standings ripped three hits apiece in a By Major United Press International Phila 5 NY Is land er s Am ot -· . Montrl!al 7 Buffalo 0 13-hit Houston attack that Nalional League WHA. Playoff Schedule Easl helped Ken' Forsch, !Jlaking By United Preutnternatlonal Hockey Assn . w. I. pet . 9 · b• QuebecWorld Quebec vs: Minnesota 4 Minnesota 2 his first start ~ince 1973, to the Chicago . 13 5 ·. 722 (Quebec won seri'es, 4· 2) , Houston 5 San Dieg o 4 , ot 1112 9 1 563 victory over San Diego, - ·P itt sburgn . New York 9 8 529 Jlh NHL Playoff Schedule . 'Houston vs. San Diego Watson drove in two runs m st. Louis 7 10 412 5 Press International I Houston won s,eries. 4-0) the game one on his fourth Ph i ladelpl:lia 8 10 . 444 4lh By UnitedSemifinals • . . Montreal 5 11 . 3 13 6 12 homer and second m as many Th e Da'lv Best of Seven ' West Series I . loJ Sentinel w. I. pet . g. b. days.' Doug Rader also drove Philadelphia vs. NY Islanders DEVOTED TO THE Los Angeles 15 8 652 I Philadelphia leads 2-0) 1NTE REST OF in two Houston runs. Cincinnati 12 11 522 3 Sun ., May 4-'at New York , 4 MEIGS· MASON AREA san Diego ,11 11 .sob 3v1 Red Sox 7, Indians 6: CHESTER L. TANNEHILL At lanta 12 12 .500 Jlh p .m . Mon ., May S- at New York , l:xec. Ed . Bernie Carbo belted a three- San Francisco 10 11 . .476 4 8 ' 05 ROBERT HOEF~ICH 9 16 .360' 7 run homer and Rico Petrocelli Houston x .Thurs ., May 8- at Phi l adel · .. - ..CU,y....Edltor Thursday's R:e·s ulls phia , 8: 05p.m . Pubh'Shed daily eXcept doubled home a pair of runs as Chicago 5 New York 2 x -Sat ., May 10 or Sun ., May . Saturday by The Ohio Valley Boston handed Cleveland's Houston 6 San Diego 3 11 - at New York, 4 p .m . P ub liShing Company. 111 Sf Louis at Pittsbgh, ppd. , r a in x ·Tues ., May 13- at Phi l adel Court St .• Pomeroy, Ohio Jim Perry his fourth loss in Wnly games schedul ed) -· 8 05 45769 . Business Offi c e Phone P h·a 1 Today's Probable Pitchers • : P·(l'l· 992 -2156 . Editoria l Phone 992 five decisions. J.im Rice.also ' ( A'll Times EDT) 2157 . ' homered for the Red Sox, who San D iego fSQi llner 2·1) at Second class postage paid l at Pomeroy , Ohio . . . built up &-2 lead after lhtee Los Angeles (Sullen 4-1J. 10 :30 p .m .. National ad¥'ertisinr . p .m . innings for winner Bill Lee (2- · Atlanta ( Reed 2-Jl a t Cinc i n · Detro it (LaGrow 3-0J at representat iv e Ward ·_.. , Boston (Wise 1·21, 7: 30p .m . nati { Darcy 1:1) , 8:{)5 p .m . Griff i th Company In c 3). •... Baltimore (Cuellar J. \J at Bottinel1i & Gallagher D i v · · Pillsburgh ( Ki son 2-0) at Royals 11, Angels 10!' 157 Th i rd Ave .. New York; Philadelphia (Twitchell 1-31 , Cle¥' el and (Bosman 0-ll . 7:30 N Y . 10017 . . Buck Martinez singled borne 6:05p .m . p.m. S ubscript •on . ra t es: New York ( Medich ·3.·2) at Montreal (McNa l l y 3-1J al Cookie Rojas with the winning New York (Koosman 1-0l, 8:05 Milwaukee (Champion 3·1), 8:30 Delivered by carrier where availabl e 75 cents per week ; Kansas City run in the 13th p .m . pm By Mo 't or Route whereOakland ( Blue 511 at Ch icago Chicago [Reuschel I I ) at St . inning after Rojas had tied the carrier se rvi ce nol (Woad 1-SJ. 9:00p .m . Louis ( Forsch 1-2 J, 9.30 p .m . available, One monlh , $3 . 25 . score with a two-out run- Houston (Konieczny J.JJ at San Cal ifornia (Singer 2-2) at By mail in Ohio and W . Va ., producing double. California Franci sco (Ca l dwell 0·2L 11 :OS Te)(as ( Hargan 1-1) , 7: 00p .m . One Year , $22 .00 ; She $a1urday's Games p .m . months. $11 .50 ; Three had taken a 10-9 lead at the top Detroit at Boston I Saturday's Games rnonths , $7.00 . Elsewhere Baltimore at Cleveland $26 . 00 year : Six months of the 13th when Tonuny Montreal at New York New York at Milwaukee Hou ston at San Francisco $13 .50; three months , $7 .50. Harper singled, stole second Pillsbgh at Phila , 2, twi -night Kansas City at Minnesota Subscript ion pr i ce includes Oakland at Chicago , night The Meigs GirlS' track team l~u~dar Ti_~ _es.: .~e!'tineL and scored on Dave Chalk's. Atlant a at Cin ci nnati, n ig ht ~ali forn ia at Texas, night Chicago at St. Loui s, night was defeated at Belpre Thurs- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!)- post position with Foolish ridden by Darrel McHargue infield single. San Di ego at Los Ang. night 'Jacinto Vasquez is silting Pleasure in Gate 3, Master and was installed as a 9-2 day 80 to 30. Derby in 5 and Prince Thou choice. First, second and third pretty. the Distinctive That's because Vasqu~ is Art in 8. The Darby Dan entry was place in the long jump 15'-3" American League vie of The current forecast for listed at 7-2 with Braulio East respectively, were Huber, getting paid to sit atop a w. 1. pet . g. b. couple of pretty good 3-year Derby Day cans for sunny B8eza, who won for Darby Belpre ;_Demairis Ash, Meigs, Detroit 10 7 .588 olds. Milwaukee 10 7 .588 weather with the temperature Dan in 1963 with Chateaugay, and Bone, Belpre. 10 10 .500 11/ 2 New York For instance, take Salur· in the mid 70's. ab_oard Prince Thou Art and Shot put, 27'-9", Pam 8 9 .471 2 Boston 7 9 .438 2lf7 Sired by 1970 Kentucky last year's Kentucky Der!>y Clev eland yaughan, Meigs; Vantossen, day's JOist Kentucky Derby. 7 10 .412 3 Baltimore .Derby Vasquez is favored to do just winner Dust Comwinner, Angel Cordero, on ·Belpre; Kim Grueser, Meigs. West Organ, Drums, Guitar w·. I. pet . g. b. High jump, 4'-3", Goodwin, that. Vasquez' mount, Foolillh mander, M<~Ster Derby will he Sylvan Place. The Meigs High School Oakland 12 8 600 Phraner, and Berry, all of Pleasure, is a 9-5 early line .;;;;;.;~::;~;.:;:;;;;;:;;:;:;;;;:::;;;::;;;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:~:::::::::;:;;_o::;;;::::~·»:«o!o!!".-X:w.mo 'NITELY Athletic Boosters Thursday Kansas City 13 9 .591 o !• ,.o;!:jM " o'<,o O:o'o'oo'o.~·oxo·, 'o''Oo:o',•,o, o'o!•'o'oo•._. •.;;.:o•,o,o •o,~. •.:.•o!•!<·;.: •!·!·!;>!•, , • -!• • Cali forn ia 12 9 .571 112 favorite to get to the wire first o;.;.o·..:·•-.o» Belpre. o;o:o'oooo'To ;>.'o. o'o'o·-:oo'o 'o ,o,. o"o"o•o•.•,o,oo•:.o •.-.-.......... ;.<>.•. ,o, night changed the date of the Texas 10 9 .526 2 TUES:, WED., THURS., 8:30-1 :00 Discus, 70'-11", Hostattle, in the $125,000 added classic. 6 10 .375 4 upcoming all-sports banquet Minnesota F~l. & SAT .. 9:30-2:00 With 15 horses scheduled to Chicago 7 14 .333 .5 Belpre; Pam Vaughan and to honor all boy and girl Thursday' s Results Tracy Burdette, both of start, that works out to a ~~;~ 7 Cleveland 6 ~i athletics other than football MBoston $262,100 purse with a $209,600 ilwaukee 17 Detroit 3 Meigs. from May 7 to Saturday, May Texas ~ 2 Chicago 1 TO ENTE RTAIN YOU Al· Low hurdles, Pat Vaughan, winners share, New YorkS Baltimore 0 17. . 0 If Foolish Pleasure should third, Meigs. It was agreed in this last Kan c;tygames II CaHscheduled) f . 10, 13 inns ~ r~ I U • (Only • win, the standard 10 per cent 100 Yard dash, 12:96, Boone, Today's Probable Pitchers of the 1974-75 school meeting ~ ~ ~ (All Times EDT ) · Belpre; Demaris Ash, Meigs ; jockey's fee comes to the year that each family should Ka nsas City (Busby 3-11 al PH. 992-J62Y POMEROY rather pleasing figure of Berry, Belpre. §?.:: By MILTON RICHMAN ;:;::a bring a potluck di~h to the Minnesota ( Go II z o.2 l, / 2: 15 lb===~=====-----..;..;;.;.;.;.:;;.:.;.;,.:t005 $20,960. Mile, 2:16.2, Beth Vaughan; UPI· Sports Editor ::~:;~ banquet. A'n admission price So Vasquez flew into Louis- l::;::: Meigs . Or $1 per person to help defray LOUISVILLE (UP!) -Nobody has come up yet with a way the costs was approved . 880 Dash, 3:17.5, Pam ville Wednesday night to ride Vaughan, Meigs; Jaunty, and Foolish Pleasure in his final of looking into a man's heart and determining whether he is Advance ticket sales will be workout before Saturday's being driven by some deep compulsion or not, and not-much is held with the earliest lime to Chambers, Berpre. Derby. Earlier in the day, being said openly about the entire affair anyway, but if you're purchase tickets to be an220 Dash, 20:02, Huber, Vasquez was in New York to searching around for a sure thing, something you can put all nounced soon. Belpre; Demaris Ash, Meigs, ride undefeated 3-year-old your money on in Saturday's Kentucky Derby, then bet the Goodwin, Belpre. In other business the filly Ruffian to an easy seven- blood that runs through Willie Shoemaker's veins won't turn boosters rescheduled a pop Relays, Belpre. length victory in the Comely into buttermilk when the band strikes up My Old Kentucky bottle drive which was called Allowance at Aqueduct. Home. off because of inclement "I'm restless away from my He has been here for this one before. Many times before. He weather. The new date has · No games, No gimmics work," Vasquez said. Foolish ·is as cognizant of the Derby's rich tradition as anyOI)e else, but been set for Saturday, May 10 Pleasure breezed a half-mile all the fanfare and the hoopla attending it doesn't get him that with the Meigs High Athletes in 48 seconds · on a muddy much anymore . canvassing the neigh08-08-303-7 Churchill Downs track ThursThis is Willie Sboemaker's 19th Kentucky Derby, he has been borhoods. If anyone has Deluxe Tiller day morning, but• trainer aboard the winning horse in three of them-on Swaps in 1955, bottl~s they wish to donate and Leroy Jolley at first wasn't Tomy Lee In 1959 and LuckY Debonair in 1965-and, oh, how will not be home that day they sure what to make of the work . he'd give anything to make it four With Avatar here Saturday. should leave the bottles out"I don't know if that's good Why? . side in sight. ~ or bad over this racetrack," Not so much perhaps because he'd like to join Eddie Arcaro Jolley said. "I've .worked two and Bill Hartack some day as the only men ever to ride five times and it's been muddy Derby winners, but because there is in Wiltie Shoemaker, as both times. He looked like he there is in every true competitor, ihe compelling desire to ON PASSBOOK finished well. The jockey was prove somebody misjudged him by determining him to be less SAVINGS happy." capable than Shoemaker believes he is. It looked even better when 51 4 per cent year paid on The episode took place in the Santa Anita Derby the last Regular Passbook Savings. compared with half-mile week in .March . CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cin· No Minimum . Interest from date of deposit to date workouts of three oth~r Derby Sid Martin, trainer of Diabolo, the other California horse in cinnati Reds' second baseman of withdrawal. Interest entrants. Frank McMahon's Saturday's Derby along with Avatar, didn't particularly care Joe Morgan goes into tonight's compounded quarterly. Diablo went the four furlongs for the ride Shoemaker gave Diabolo horse in the SBnta Anita game here agallist the Atlanta Thursday morning jn 48 3-5 Derby on March 29. Diabolo finished third in that one. Martin Braves as the National Lea . 1 seconds, Pedro Dlaz' Gatch in quietly replaced Willie 'with Laffit Pincay for the California gue's leading hitter. " 48 4-5 and Roland Aristone's Derby and ·stayed with Pincay for tomorrow's race. · Morgan is hitting .40&--J2 BRANCH Bombay Duck in 50 2-5. Martin wouldn't go into his reasons for the switch. All he'd hits in 79 at-bats. And, Little John L. Greer's What A say about the 4-foot-11, 43-year~ld Shoemaker, who has been Joe's on base percentage The Athens County Pleasure-Fool Me Not colt, riding 26 years and has had more than 6,500 winners, is that (hits, walks and hit-bySavings & Loan Co . however, faces a serious "strength isn'this forte. He does it with finesse." pitches) figures out to an 2" Second St . challenge from Golden How does Willie Shoemaker feel about this? amazing .557 percentage. Pomeroy, Ohio Chance Farms Master Derby He isn't saying too much, but let's go back a couple of years "If Joe keeps up his present All Accounts Insured To Farms Prince and Darby Dan and you may have his answer right there . pace," laughs manager $40.000 by FSLIC. 08-0 1·403· 5 Thou Art, who is running as an Shoemaker was removed from another horse by a trainer, Sparky Anderson, "he'll he Fairlawn 20" entry with Sylvan Place. who also felt the veteran jockey had not.ridden satisfactorily. dead in another month." 08-01 -205-9 Each of the top three con- In this case, Shoemaker was taken off Cougar n after Why has the :>-foot-7 Morgan Fairlawn 18" tenders drew an un,troubled finishing third in the··uollywood Invitational at Hollywood gotten off to such a great Park. The next time the horse went to the post, less than a start? "I think this Is the healthiest month later, In the Hollywood Gold Cup, ironically, it was Pincay who took Shoemaker's place. With Pincay riding, . I've been," says Joe. ''Last Cougar II finiShed third. The winner? Kennedy Road, with spring I had a sore arm. The Wiltie Shoemaker up. ' year before I had a heel spur. "And, my weight Is now 158. There you have it, and you can make of that what you will. Another piece of irony connected with this whole thing is that That's the lowest it has been in MF254 Avatar, who Shoemaker is riding Saturday in place of Jorge years. I was 171 at the end of Tejeira, woo the Santa Anita Derby, the race in which Sid last season. "I think I am proving one Martin wasn't pleased with Shoemaker's performance aboard Diabolo. thing," adds Morgan, "and Shoemaker likes Avatar although the horse acted up in the that is,a little guy can play a gate in last ThurSday's Blue Grass, didn't get off well at all, full season without wearing . nulde only one good move in the race and finished fourth. down,- getting too tired to do "He's better quality than most horses," ~ys Shoemaker. his best day-in and· day~ut." •• "He's by Graustark out of a good mare. I give him a chance, a good chance." ' . Shoemaker isn't much for reminiscing, but he remembers marly of the details surrounding his three Derby wina. · "The first Derby I w.on with Swaps was a big thrill, but not my biggest," he says. "I guess my biggest one arme in '68 when I was laid up 13 months with a..broken leg and my first · day back I won with all three of my horses at Santa -\nita. Nothing beats that. But you never forget your first Derby NEW! 4 HP MASSEY-FERGUSON winner, either. I was elated, thrilled;Nashua was the favorite. 06-01 -608-l ROTARY TILLER WORKS 26" PATH "YOUR COMPLETE . Nobody tbought he could be beat. I took the lead right at the Fairlawn 22" ' gate, he (Nashua) came aqd made his move attbe Qlj&rler pole .Power · This Is the heavy.:cJufy garden tool that can put new TIRE CENTER" and almost got up, but I had a Iotta horse . l eft. We beat him a Propelled . enjoyment Into even the biggest garden! .four!een -lnch bolo-t pe tines pulverize the soil. Flnger.tlp controls . . length-antk-balf at the finillh." · move ~he tiller Into forward, neutral or revers~and It Few havemore of an appreciation for Willie Shoemaker as a .FRONT END ALIGNMENT returnS automatically to neutral when you rele:ase the man or a jockey than John 0. Hara, Aqueduct's friendly, reverse. A depth gauge makes II easy to control your cooperative clerk of scales who has been in charge of the work. This model features a verttcal shaft engme. lWHlEL BALANCING jockey roon'l Utere the past 28 years. . · . "He's·llke a little China doll, and he has the sensitivity of a 606 E. MAIN finely tuned watch," O'Hara says of ~oemaker. "When you're . out there riding on the track, If you see an opening, you have to ROYAL CROWN 399 w. tMin Street. 992-2164 Po~,eroy. Ohio POMEROY, 0. The Store With "All Ktnds of Stuff · sense .~hetber your mount has sufficient ~et-up and go to make BOmiNG-COMPANY FOR PETS . STABLES. LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS. it before the hole clo&eB. Bill Sboemaker IS constantly aware of LAWNS . GARDENS. 992-2094 . all these factors that go into making a great rider. He very Middleport seldom gets himself Into trouble. His specialty is avoiding it." L...--.,.---~---· Girls lose at Belpre ' 1 m ' Foolish Pleasure is 9-5 Derby favorite All-Sports event set for May 17 . 0:,: @Today's !ll a ® Frank Sisty TRIO 0 00 ~ ~ · Sport· a.. ~de 14 THE MEIGS/INN' I LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area 51A% Morgan top NL hitter ~MEIGS -<!!!Y" •• See them all today at. HI . PIE~ Coconut .Cream, Apple, Cherry. ' t HEINERS WIENER BUNS ..................... ~.... 8 PAK 35~ By BILL MADDEN. UPI Sports Writer · F'or Henry Aaron the last ghqst is gone; and f~r Catfish H te mun k r' SO too Is the $3 Iilillion on ey on his back. Aa ho Ia ron, w st year supIa ted · P n Babe Ruth as · baseball' 11 1m sa -t e home run ...~.,; '"", ed The Babe's last surpass 1 · g t rea s Thursday byuggmg drt"vm· gInrecord a . . the Mil. pall' of runs m k Br , wau ee Deewers l7-3 rout of the tr~lt Tigers, That fll!ve "H anunerin' Han~\" a lifetime total 0f R th' 2,2U.:...two better than u k s previous all-time marH · ' unter, meanwhile, the Y ankees' $3 miltion dollar ighthand relisa · er, atoned for his ppomting_early start by hurling a five-hit, ~ shutout against New York's biggest rival in the American league 0 CHESTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WINNERS in the Meigs Soil and Water Conservatioo District poster contest were, 1-r, Rodney Tripp, cougty champion, Julie Elberfeld, red ribbon, and Keith Brogan, white ribbon; in back is Roy Miller holding Rodney's trophy. Tho MAJORCA Aaron aii ..time RBI leader i:;::~·-o .•oo.;o ... ' " MODERN SUPPLY . ., • . '. •• POMEROY HOME & AUTO �• '' .. 4- The OailySeotiriel, Middl~port-Pomei-oy, 0., Friday, May =2::..:1.:.\m..:..:... · _ _ _ _ __, ASK FOR FlEWS SYRACUSE- Group!!·willh, ing to IL!e the bell fielda at SyraCU!e !or practice or games are asked to con tact Barry McCoy, village cowicilman, at 992-0082 before May 9. McCoy . asked that all managen of requests so :thai initial work on 1980, and ·64 and 130 mlltion teanis interested s libmiT the project might begin . tons by the years 2000 and tentative schedule. Miller's statement sum- 2030, respectively ... " marized follows: HMr. Chairman 1 in a statement submitted to this diStinguished subcommittee in May, 1971, we pointed out RAC.INE - Zellah · V. and a sister. the importance of moving · lawson, 68, Rt. 2, Racine, died Surviving are her husband, forward with the replacement Thursday night at Veterans George; a son, lawrence, of the Gallipolis , Ohio Locks Memorial Hospital. Columbus; three b(others, and Dam project. At !hat Cloyce Badgley, Ralph Badg· Mrs . Lawson was born tim<!, we pointed out that the March 5, 1907, a daughter of ley and Hershel Badgley, all of effort to replace the obsolete the late Raymond and Martha Racine, and a sister, Unnie facilities now has been under Donahue Badgley . She was Brinker, Racine , study for well .over 10 years also preceded in death by two Funeral services will be at 1 now, and we joined others who daughters, a son, a brother p.m. Sunday at the Ewing share ' our concern in this Funeral Home with Rev . matter in requesting funding Freeland Norris officiating. in tine wi'th the ~a!l'\bilities of Burial will be in the Letart the Corps of Engmeers- w . Falls Cemetery . Frienda may proceed with project call at the funeral home after 7 engineering and design work. (Continued from page I( this evening. " The proposed replacement project includes the con- redoing the fronls of buildings •... to resemble buildings 200 struction of two new locks in a years ago m observance of the , canal bypassing the existing bicentennial. He is to indam, and a major renovation vestigate the possibili ty of of the dam to make the project perhaps Middleport Mercomparable in operational chants being interested and ca pability to other new check with the firm in navigation projects in the Ohio Parkersburg for more details. River waterway system. " We 've been advised that Nine persons attended. Miller supports early ·action AGREAT WAY TO SAY to replace Gallipolis locks ~fl\WW~ Zellah-V. Lawson, 68, dies BR@CF~ffif<'S I9fl\~! . . . ., WASHINGTON ·- In a statement submitted before the Public Works Subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee, U. S. Representative Clarence' Miller Wednesday called for funding approval for the • proposed Gallipolis Lock~ and Dam project. The replacement project has been under study well over 10 years. Miller and other concerned interests have urged Congressional action on Corps of Engineer lunding News •• in Briefs _ (Continued from page I) a base pay of $7,900a.year. The new contract also has a $7,900 base pay scale, but includes a wage reopener clause which can be invoked if the General Assembly allocates additional money for public schools Or voters approve levies for additional money. The original JrOposal was for a two-year period. ' I .. YOUNGSTOWN, OillO- ASTRIKE BY MORE than J,ooO trade union members in eastern .Ohio and western Pennsylvania enter~ . its second day, today with negotiations schedul~ to resume Monday. The unions struck when their old contract with the Builders Association of Eastern Ohio and Western Penrnylvania expired at midnight Wednesday. The association covers bricklayers, cement finishers, carpenters, roofers, lathers and plasterers in Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties in ·Ohio and Mercer and lawrence counties in Pennsylvania. · Union officials said they were following traditional procedures and not picketing building sites. Work on the various JrOjects ''will continue until they run out of materials or into JrOblems," a union official said. Belpre downs--Meigs BELPRE - The Belpre Golden Eagles track team defeated the Marauder team here Thursday by the final score of 9+33. The results : High jump, Ayers (B), Blake {M), Rowan {B). S ft ., 4 in . Discus, R. Meredith (B). McCray {B). Harrison (M). 133 ft ., 5 in. Shot, Colvin ( B), Oiler ( M). S. Mereditl! (B). 41ft .. ll'> in. Pole vault, Parsons (B), Graham (B), Higlan (B). II ft. Long jump, Parsons (B), Whiilateh (M), Mason (B) . 19 ft .• 3 in . 120 High hurdles, Rowan (B), Scites (MJ. Mclain (B). 16.3. 180 low hurdles, Rowan (B), Scites (M), Mclaughlin (B). ' Your own message to Mother on these pages, Mother's Day, May 11. We'll send Mom a special card too! It's a thoughtful and unique way to tell her how wonderful she is. For all the tears S!le wiped away For all the hurts SM made okay For all the nights You woke up scared For the many tender Moments you shared For all the things you Wanted to say Say it now on· This Mother's Day 23.4. 100 Yd. Dash, Williamson {M), Lockhart {B), Whitlatch (M), 10.5. · · 200 yd. dash, Williamson TO MOTHER WITH LOVE Tell her she's great with a Mother's Day greeting ad in " Sunday Times-Sentinel's specia I feature on May 11. She'll be pleased with your thovghtfulness and sur· pr!sed by such an original idea. WE'LL SEND MOM ASPECIAL CARD Not only will your message appear in the Sunday TimesSentinel, but we'll -send her a card telling her to look for your greeting on May nth ~ Mother's Day greeting ads cost only '1.00 for 20 words. 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MAIL TO; DAILY SENTINEL 111 COurt St., Pomeroy, O. ······•****************************** SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL ' LEAGUE TO MEET The Meigs Girls Softball League will meet Swxlay at 2 p.m. at the Royal Crown Bottling Company in Middleport. Teams interested in joining are asked to send a coach or representative. All coaches of teams already in the league are also urged to attend. 'I 56 : I. 880 yd. run , Fisher (B), Cra"iord (B), Scott (B). 2:23. Mile run . Veach (B), Kerns ( B) , Reed (M ). 5:14. 2 mile run, Wiggens (B), Gentry (B). Wendelken (B). II :53. 880 relay , Meigs , 1:18. Mile relay, Belpre, 1:00. Pastor's son di • d . ·, eS ID pon Timothy Holmes, 21, son of Rev. and Mrs. Harold Holmes, 405 East Main St. , West Lafayette, accidentally drowned while swimming in a pond in Florida. Rev. Homes was a former pastor at tile SyraGuse Nazarene · Church. Funeral services were held Wednesday at West lafayette. In addition to his parents he is survived by one brother and three sisters. SQUAD CALLED RACINE- The Racine E-R Squad was called Thursday · ~! 9:20 a.m. for Zellah lawsOn , Rt. 2, Racine, who was taken to Veterans . Memorial Hospital. Hike-Bik~ DO YOUR · SPRING .. .PAINnNG Paints fa om ·-c-------'1 · ROW'S STEAK HOUSE construction . of • new Home of · replacement locks at Gallipolis and major renovation of the existing dam 0 will satisfy the foreseeable needs of water commerce in this reach ' of the Ohio River. The design recommended is the most. effiCient and economical means of serving Richard Vaughan, son of present and future navigation Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. needs. Vaughan, Middleport, is a "Commerce has increased of t.he Spartan member eight:.fold since 1937.-and it is projected to increase JU.. baseball team during the times in the next 50 years. spring semester at Case There now are traffic delays Western Reserve University. A sophomore, Richard is at the existing locks, ·and majoring in metallurgical increasing traffic will result.in engineering: A graduate of se rious , interference with Order by Phone navigation . Maintenance costs Meigs High School Vaughan's other activities include, Sigma And.Take Em Home and problems are also inNu Fraternity, pool, pil\ochle 992-5432 creasing, and longer repair times will add to traffic dif- and bridge. ficulties . . "This expansion is largely the result of the availability of coal as both a source of fuel and a basic material for chemical processing, and from the availability of large WITH quantities of water, sui table industrial sites, and large deposits of basic resources . All indications are that the industrial expansion will continue, anti that a corresponding continuation of ' the upward trend of river traffic can be expected. " In addition , lock operations for pleasure boatS have nearly tripled in the last 15 years. Prospective com. merce passing through Gallipolis Locks is estimated to reach 36 million tons by · vaughan n the Fabulous Spartan 9 ·sANDWICH INSURE NOW! Ughtning . Rod Mutual Take Maximum Security Precautions on Yo1,1r Farm trophy The hike-bike trophy Faye Gardner , Michael awarded for raising the most Gardner, Mark Morrow , Mike money in support of \he Meigs Wilson, Tom Owens, Steve Chap't er of the Ohio Uttle, John Morris. Association for Retarded Sharon Buffington, Bill Citizens was presented to Pat Scragg , Kathy Fry, Jo Owens of . Pomeroy at a McKinney, Terry Jarrell , chapter meeting Thursday Teresa Van Meter, Greg Van night at the Meigs County Meter, Timmy Tillis, J . E. Courthouse. Daniels, R. A. Carson , Hank Cleland, chairman of Tammy Smith, S. K. Cars~n. the hike-bike, presented the Patty Boyles, Ron Cullurns, trophy to the youth . Financial Lea Ann Scragg, Tammy report on the event which Frye, Mary Skinner, Cindy attracted well over 100 riders Mills, Lucille Leifheit, J. S, will be given once all pledges Scally, R. R. Wears, KriB have been collected. Pledges Snowden , G. S. Snowden, G. G. not yet paid are to be mailed to Gheen, D. C. Cleland, H. E. MARC, Box 123, Pomeroy. Cleand, Hankie Cleland, B, A. Sponsors and donors not Young , D. N. Norman, K. previously IIIlniiUnced were Cullums, Mary Johnson, Gary Mr. an.d Mrs. Purl Van Meter, Makomota, Pam Brauer, T. Mr . and Mrs. Richard E. Eads, D. L. Thomas, J.D. Grueser, John Martin, Might's Van Vranken, Rema Chafm, Dairy Fann, A Grate, H. H.H. Co~ , R . E . Collins,T. Grate, C. S. Hy54lll, S. Walker, L. Salser, Kathy Fry, J. W. Wendell Craie, Wayne Roush, Will, R. E. Holldashelt, Robert Ray 's T.V., Ra!!ine, Waid Lemley, Paul Reed , J. R. Cross, Carnahan Auction, Rosenbaum, D. D. Buck, Richard Duckworth , Lavender's Insulation; K: Avis, B. Hardindorfe, Capeharts, Arnotts, R. M. Jones, N. N. Parker, C. King, Y. M. Jonas, M. 0. Kange, B. B. Jonas, Stiffiers Store, B. Mayer, Ohio Pallet Co. The riders were Pat Owens, R. L. Baker, T. E. Hoffner, M. M . Morris, V. L. Might, T. L. With . Matheney, S. A.. Scraggs, C. . TRUE TEST M.. Mossman, Vickie King, D. K. Woodyard, Earl Pickens, · Beth Gloeckner, D. Knight, R. R. Brown, D. Brown, Trina Gibbs, Mike Edwards, D. Til.iis, T. A. Nance, KriB Kessler, Jeff Hysell, R. E. Johnson, S. Dawsoo, G. D. Edwards, Jessie Might, Andy Wilson, Kathy Cleland, Allee · l.oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.-.a ,....._._ I (M), Logston (B), Lockhart {B ). 24.9. 140 yd. dash, Logst~n . (B), Shaffer (B), Ohlinger (MJ. Saturday Times are ·changing. Farms are no longer crime free! Burglars have been known to make off with costly equipment ... and if you're not insured the loss is tenfold. Get . maximum coverage. Danny Will, R. M. McGrath, Clarence Might, Brent Bolin, G. T. Thomas, Peggy Kern , Sonny Gloeckner. J . L. Couch, B. B. Stone, P. A. Myers, R. B. Bl;lettnar, Rick Metheney, Megan Miller, T. D. Davis, M.S. Smith, K. S. Tillis, E. L. Walburn, K. S. Smith, J. M. McKinney, Janet Horky, Connie · Mossman, Tommy Owens, M. J . Jones, ,114 St. 992-5120 Pom81l!Y Larry Gerstner, Swellen Gerstner, Logan, and Susie Homes-Cars-Mobile Homes-Motorcycles and Jerry Picker, Columbus. ..__ _ _ _ _ _..;;._..;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. Da~s Insurance Service, Court ' . ;..Q.•, ;.o,·.:-········x····-:-:···:···:·:-:···:--···;-····:···x·· .....-y-.,.:.-..·'.• '""'·'• ·'·'· • •'• •'• • • •'• •'•'• •'•'• •'•• ,.,..,,•, .,.""'f, . ·,1: w 8; I! i... . . .• . . ~-~l ~.! o a, ..·. . .. . Gardeners take _on new project .Girl Scout Diary " · Literary club hears biologist .Beautification of the R · · -, · Baptist Ch h l acme gave the . cmb poem and . will be a plant exchange. ' Ahistory'of the use of plants Middleport Uterary Club at was a Thayer Scholar at taken on .urc . aw? was thoughts for the day were read The program by Mr~ . James for medicines and f9od from the home of Mrs. Charles Harvard University, . I'' By Charlene Hoeflich 11. the Bend~· ~h n~w proJec t by by. Mrs. Edward Simpson. Diehl .was on plants to give the g~ys of the caveman to the McDaniel. . Hari'ison Fellow al the Club at a m:e ti~er Garden .Prayer was. by _Mrs. Barnitz . which do well in the house. She present time was givenb'fDr. Dr. Carr was-introduced by University of .· Perinsylvanlll night t th h g Monday With Mrs. Gnmm glvmg men tioned poinsettias Plans for day camp to be held in June will be discussed at . Uoyd G. Carr, head of the Mrs. Jack Thomas who heads e orne ?~''Mrs. dev9tions from "The Upper chrysanthemums geraniums' the Monday meeUng•of the Big Bend Neighborhood of Scouts to Biology Department at Rio the Alumni Department and where he prepared a series of W1.1sonacarpenter papers on surv.lval foods ; · ' be held at Camp Kiashuta. Camp personnel, leaders, assistant with Mr W ' Pomero . Y, Room. "Forro 11 ca 11 members fern·, cyclamen "and Mrican Grande College, Wednesday serves on the board of the drinks and medicines, and hClltess . s. . 0. Barmtz as responded with timely gar- violet.s, and suggested for leaders, and others who will be assisting are asked to !Dee! at af!"rnoon at a meeting of the Community College. Dr. Carr was once botanist and an1 . demng hps. . those with limited. light, the the camp at 10 a.m. The session will conclude at 2 p.m. Those thomologist ~~ the University Mrs. Edward Simpson was Mrs . Clifford Morns gave grape ivy or the Swedish ivy. attending are to take a sack lunch. chairwoman of the new th e eco 1~gy . news us ing ,She said that to get small ~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:::::::~::~:::::::::::::;:;::::::::>,:::::::::::.::::::::~-:::::::=:=:~~ of Virginia. He grew up in the Shenandoah Valley, and his project which will be entered thoughts hkemng . nature to 'plants to bloom all winter they MIDDLEPORT TROOP 311 first knowledge of plant lore in the Sears Civic Involvement humamty . She sa1d that the should be put into small pots in A BRIOOING party for BroWI)ies who will be moving into was taught to him by his Program. The club is now 1·n tr ee nee ds th e storms, winds August. Good for this are the junior troop was held Monday nigh I by Troop 39. grandmother. the process of completing and gales to flex·its branches begonias, impatiens and Planned by the scouts, the girls played games, discussed .,.. roo"'.'" •.. · or der to geraniums. She displayed activities of junior scouting and had refreshments of broWnies . plantings at the Letart Falls and 1oosen 1..,; In his tal~, Dr. Carr gave &. history of the use of plants f~ Cemetery and Mrs. Carpenter· develop and grow, JUst as man colored pictures from "House and Kool-Aid. Guests were Zandra Vaughan, Melissa Mc· By Helen Hottel medicines and food from th( announced that a memorial needs the gales of life to grow· and Garden" and "American Million, Rollin Gasper, Susie Pooler, laura Horsley, Tammy time of the ;arly cave; plaque will be installed at the strange~ and through Home" showing how to place Taylor, Megan Cale, and JennHer Melidows. Thirty.five scouts dwellers to the present day.: Which Mate Is Ms. Right? cemetery bearing the names weathen~g troubles and stnfe flowers effectively in the attended the party at Heath United Methodist Church. DEAR HELEN: H ,e presented each mem~r: of all those who have con. to release his prejudices. home. There are three women in my !He. with a pamphlet coverinBc tributed to the planting. Mrs. Simpson thanked Mrs. Arrangements in miniature RUTLAND BROWNIE TROOP 1!93 . No. I is five years older than I am; we've been married physical disorders and ~. Twenty new trees are being Wes~ for providing the Gree.n containers titled ''Spring AT RECENT m'letings of the Rutland Brownies whClle five years, but separated the past 11 months. I left her because natural cure , noting lhal~ planted at the cemetery this Thumb Notes for The Daily Surprise" were judged with leader is Mrs. Jacob Johnson, Mother's Day projects were I needed freedom. Now she wants me back, on my own terms perhaps some day sw:vival: spring with eight still Sentinel, and noted that Mrs. ribbons going to Mrs. Morris, worked on. last week the Brownies went exploring in the area - all the freedom I want. will depend on · how we touch: available for memorials. Morris will submit the column Mrs. Grimm and Mrs. Car- back of the Rutland gymnasium where they meet. nature, since technology could: She's intelligent, beautiful, mature and sensible and can Anyone interested is asked to for June. A horticulture report penter. Mrs. Wingett was the strangle humanity. , help ine further my career. I might even say I love her and her contact one of the members. was given by Mrs. Wingett judge. RUTLAND JUNIOR TROOP 1%92 8-year-old son, whom I've treated as my own, But is this 'For roll call members gave, The club is hopeful of com- who presented each member Refreshments were served Tray favors for the Holzer Medical Center are being made folklore and customs .' pleting the project soon so that . with a Chinese hibiscus slip. by Mrs. Barnitz assisted by by the Rutland junior scouts. Miss Mona Johnson is the leader enough? Incidentally, she can't have any more children. No. 2 is a year younger than I am; separated from her Reff~'shments were served'' the plaque can be installed. Mrs . Wingett will host the May Mrs. Carpen~r. and May 6, the girls will begin a basic first aid course under the Dwight Wallace: husband; no children; ambitious, exciting; and we're with Providing trees were Mrs. 26 meeting at which time there direction of Mrs. Jacob Johnson, EMS instructor. in love. Even though we're separated by 1,000 wholeheartedly presiding at the tea service.' Bess Slaughter Parsons, Mrs. · · miles and many obstacles, I've never felt closer to a woman. Mrs. John Kincaid was a Russell Roush, Mrs. chester 1 No. 3 is two years younger than I am, also beautiful, guest. Durst, Miss Freddie 6 f '.f' :;:::;~s.-::::<~~:~.-.~::.~:.JjljJ.,.~~~·=~ii~-; mature, and blessed with my child, now 4 years old. She's Houdashelt, Mrs. John F. Trophies· were presented at handicap, Donna McFarland, willing to marry me if I can aSSUI'e her she's No. 1 (which, as Boyd, Mrs .· Ernest Wingett, the annual banquet of the the high series with handicap, you can see, will be difficult) . I care about her and my Mrs. Robert F. Spencer, Mrs. Wednesday Early Bird and Kathy Scarberry, the daughter, sure enough: SCHOOL PLANNED Ben Spencer, .. . Mrs. Ann Coe • Bowling League Wednesda·y most improved player . Believe it or not, I'm seeing all.three women and am still Plans are being mad~ for Miss Rosalie Story, Mrs. Glen at the Middleport Masonic. Substi lutes attending were lonely. Help me settle down: I've got a problem that neither the annual daily vacation · Temple West and Darlene Justis. Rachael LeFebre ·and Betty Plans for a chicken noodle one of my personalities can figure out.- A LONELY GEMINI Bible school of th~ Bradbury The club went on record as Team. winners were first: Whitlatch, and sponsor dinner in the recently comFRIDAY Church of Christ June 2 supporting the 1.6 miU levy for Ben Tom Corporation sponsor' representativesatthebanquet . pleted kitchen of the MidDEAR GEM: GOSPEL Concert, B p.m. through 6, 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. the Meigs Community School Louise Harrison, Virginia were Marian Ebersbach, dleport United Pentecostal With No. I, how could you lose? - Marriage to a beautiful, Those interested in attending High School, Alexander for retarded children. Mrs. Whitlatch, Jan Jenkins, Ellen Margaret Follrod and Evelyn Church tonight were made at Albany, featuring Singing intelligent woman, plus all the freedom you want! What's are to register at 992-7369 or. Robert Kuhn, therapy Rought and Flossie · Maxson. Leach. a recent meeting of the church Hemphills, Nashville, Tenn. more, you needn't go through the hassle of divorce. 992-5187. chairwoman, announced a Second: Dependable conBut we've 0'-:erloo}!.ed an important item: Will No. 1 be. The dinner was served by women at the home of Mrs. AUCTION planned by vislt to the Gallipolis State tracting, sponsor, Louise Evangeline Chapter 172, DES. Robert Kraft, Tuppers Plains. , · Orange Township Fire gettingabargain?OrNo.2;0rNo.3? Institute in May. Gilmore, Helen Wolfe, Ruby Officers elected were Mrs. It .was noted that some My advice to THEM would be: find a man who knows what Department has been postA repbrt on the recent Nicinsky, Mary Voss and Hatfield, president ; Mrs. carpet for the church had been he wants and won '!stop wanting it after he gets it! -H. poned; new date to be. anRegion 11 meeting at Marietta Marlene Wilson. Maxson, vice president ; Mrs. purchased by the women. nounced later. · was given by Mrs. ,Bert Third : Evelyn's Grocery, POMONA Grange, 8 p.'m. at DEAR HELEN: Grimm. Mrs . Andrew Cross sponsor, Ann Hatfield, Shirley Norton, secretary-treasurer; Purses to be sold were I am a ~year-old mother of foUl'. I've been married five and Mrs . Wilson , sergeant at distributed and rummage sale the Rock Springs hall. laW"el Simmons, Eulonda Haley, arms. was discussed. The meeting Grange will be host. The times - the last time to my ex-husband, the father of my Maryln Wilcox and Ann followed a luncheon of sand- national dress judging contest children. It just ended in another divorce. It was then I saw a Thomas . psychiatrist who pinpointed the trouble. wiches, salad, cake,· tea and will be held. Fourth: Ebersbach · HardFor many years I wouldn't admit my problem, which is: I CHICKEN Noodle Dinner coffee. Officers' reports ware, ,sponsor, Etta Mae .1. j given. Games concerning from 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at like men, but I can't stand sex. I don't plan to marry again ·scriptureswere played with United Pentecostal Church, because of this, but still I want a man lriend, one who can be . Norton, Pauline Fields , Barbara Fields, Mary 1'!off. . prizes going to Mrs. Terence South Third Ave., Middleport. fond of me, put his al'lll around me, and that's it -who wants man and Judy ~cklingto~. and Mrs. Leon Price of dinner $1.56. Will me for myself, not what I am expected to give. diagonal deliver in Middleport and F1fth: Roush s Landmg, . Sauters. Can there ever be a successful no-sex relationship be~een sponsor, Goldie Carson, Next meeting will be at· the Pomeroy areas only. Call 992- man and woman? -LOST (OR IS IT HOPELESS) Donna ¥cFarland, Barbara Youth of the Bradbury home of Mrs, David Acree, 2502or 992-7!125. Menu includes DEAR LOR H: . Yes, there can be successful n""ex friendships between Murray, Shelby Manley and Church . of Christ were in Harrisonville . Attending chicken and noodles, cole orks In a Drawer~~~ slaw, green beans, homemade man and woman. I've even heard of highly compatible no.,sex Eunice Duff. Columbus recently to attend besides those named were Color TV marriages. But finding a man who shares your views won't be S.ixth: Francis Florist, · the Ohio Teens for Christ Mrs: Linda Knittel, Tony pie and rolls. SATURDAY easy. • "Super lnata·Matlc" Color sponsor, Linda Foster, Jenny convention at the Ohio State Knittel, Mrs, Joyce Sauters, now costs less Tuning with Electronic · Perhaps you 'might meet him at your psychiatrist's group ' c SOUTHERN High Girls' War th, Kathy Scarberry, Fairgrounds. . Mrs .. May Mason, Mrs. Jane Light Sensor banquet 6 p.m. al therapy sessions? -H. basketball than the original. Going from the local church _ Saxton, Mrs. Eddie Zirkle, Burton Sm1th and Susie • "Works ln a Drawer"'" TV Pulhns : . . were Sharon Bing, Rita "Mrs ... Chrlslln~ Saulers, hlgh school. OS 3000 Chassis BENEFIT Square Dance, NOTE TO READERS: This problem isn't unusual, even Wmmng trophies for h1gh Bailey, Sherry Barnhart, Con me and Cr~stle, Mrs. • Matrix Plus Picture Tube 8: 3D to 11:30 p.m. at Senior among men -:- 8!!\1 YoU'd be surprised how many people don't game (scratch),. h1gh senes Beverly Wilcox, June Hutton, Velma Keller, Mrs. Manda • Pushbutlon UHF Tuning (scratch) and h1gh aver~ge Lisa Roush, Linda Gerard, Eastman, Mrs . Jean Kelly and Citizens Center, Pomeroy, consider it THEIR problem, but rather, blame an "oversexed • Instant Picture and Sound · ' was Marlene Wilson. Eun1ce Wilma Davidson R d . Lori and Mrs. Betty Wickline, sponsored by center with mate." • Energy Savor Switch proCeeds to Ryan Jeffers fund . Next week's colums will include a few of the many an• Duff won the high game with Bailey, . Mike Miller, ~e~~~ Music by Darell and Carol swers inspired by "Tired of Pretense", who called sex King, Bryan Wilcox, John 0 Taylor, Frank Hudson and "animalistic" and said most women, ''if they are honest," will Blake, and Desi Jeffers. They Tracy Hackett; callers Glenn agree it's vastly overrated. were accompanied by Mr. and Lambert and Frank Hudson. ,__ I predicted only aboulone in five would take her side. But I . Mrs. William King, Miss Senior citizens also collecting ' was wrong! According to my very candid mail, an amazing Originolly in 14K white Kathy King, Mr . and Mrs. Jeff Middleport PONY Pull at Bar 30 T"n. number of wives are "just putting on a good front". I'm still or yellow gold from Rams on and Sharon Kuhn. ..,. amazed! - H. · pers Plair]s. Weigh-in begins $65.00 at I p.m. Pull 'starts at 7:30 Now in 10K white or· _p.m. SUNDAY yellow gold from $48 SPRING Concert Southern COLUMBUS Ohio High School at 2:30 p.m. at Or in foshionoble sterling MONDAY Department of Highway high school. silverfrom ' $1.8.50 RACINE Chapter 134 OES This month's exhibit at Safety Director Donald D. GOSPEL Concert 7:30p.m. Riv'erby is the property of a Cook today ·requested ·all law at Laurel CIHf Free Methodist 7:30 p.m . Plans will be completed for grand inprivate collector. Besides one enforcement agencies to Church. Featured singers. Eoch Is custom creoted spection June 3. original Chagall watercolor, it refrain from ticketing MEIGS County Pioneer and by fine jewelry crofts· RACINE PTQ, 7:30 p.m. contajns original etchings and motorists without a 1975 Historical Society, 2 p.m. at men to be o cherished Program by elementary band lithographs of other famous license plate sticker before Meigs Museum . Mrs. Joe symbol of devotion 1 students. Refreshments will artists. midnight May 31, the close of Bolin, Rutland, will demonforever. Twin bands be served by the teachers. Details will be forthcoming the registration period . strate Dower arrangemen\5 representing husbond DR. PERSONS Crusades, in Sunday's paper. Galleries "The policy of the Ohio popular in the 18th and 19th ond wife are joined by Miracles of Faith Revival, are open Saturdays and Department of Highway centuries. The public is in. brilllanr synthetic birth· thr~ugh May 10, 7:30 p.m. at I to 5 p.m., and Safety, and its division of the vlted, especially garden club Sundays, stones . . . one far eoch the Meigs Jr. High School. "WHERE Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 Ohio Highway Patrol is that no members. child. Give her ~othing· a.m. to 3 p.m. The public is one will be cited for failing to EXEMPLAR Tea of Xi Special singing by Jr. White QUALITY IS less than The Original. invited. There is no admission have a license plate sticker Gamma Mu Chapter, Beta and the Kyger Trio, the Green the Gospel charge. A MUST" until after the final May 31 Sigma Phi Sorority, 6:30p.m. Family, Middleport,' Ohio Messengers and others. deadline," Director Cook at hiJIIII! of Mrs. Becky An· commented. derson. The highway safety chief •MONDAY SALE SLATED explained there exists some REGULAR meeting Meigs A rummage sale will be held confusion,with the new license Fair Board, 8 p.m. at Saturday from 9 to 3 p.m. at plate registration system. Car secretary's office on Rock , St. Paul's Lutheran Church by owners· whose last names Springs Fairgrounds. Miiddleport. 0. the women of the church. begin wiui A through K are EASTERN High School being ·issued validation Athletic Boosters will meet at • stickers through Apri\ 30 and 7:30p.m. at the ,nigh school. car owners whose surnames Plans will be . 10ade for lhe !M,gin with letters Cthrough Z July 4th chicken barbecue and can obtain validation stickers the pony pull. All parents are through May 31. ' invited. Technically, a car owner in HARRISONVILI$ Chapter, the A through K group ·who OES wlll practice at 7 p.m. for misses hls April 30 deadline is .inspection. All officers are subject to arrest for failW"e to, asked to attend. register. . POMEROY Garden Club, . "This year, because o'f 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. • Canvas Keds confusion over the new Walter Grueser, Riverview I Shoes by procedure, the apprapriate Drive. Roll call is to be an time for arrest is after mid· ..arrangement made from Miss Wonderful . . night May 31 when everyone foliage, flowers, or both. who has no · sticker Is ..in · MIDDLEPORT Garden ·and Thorn MeAn violation," Director Cook Club meets. at 7:30p.m. at the · concluded. Middleporr Fire · Deparlmimt Lounge. Mrs, Mary Skinner to ., present lhe . program; hostesses, Miss Nellie Zerkle, WHITE PATENT AND IEIGE PRINT Mrs. Essie Russell, Miss SALE PLANNED . · A yard sale will be Friday, Hallie Zkerle. and Mrs. Ri Ia May 9,1rom 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hamm. JUNIOR American Legion the Folliler Lot at the ccirner of Forest Run Road and SR 7, Auxiliary, Drew Webster PCllt sponsored by Forest Run 39, 7 p.m. at the home of }\1rs. Harry navis. Methodist-Church. ... I Helen Help il Leaaue gives t4'o!ihz'es Women set noodle meal rreens at. conventt•onLawrence · US. • • I I .a · I SocI CaIend ar were 25" Quasa.: FOR YOUR SPRING FASHION SEWING NEEDS, STOP IN TODAY . M0t0nsts Werner Radio & lV. get grace Exhibit opens of 31 days on Saturday SEE OUR WIDE.SELECTION OF MOTHER'S DAY GREETING CC©\1rcdl~ / b~ t.:J. 'DiE MIDDifPORT .BOOK STORE THE SEWING .CENTER · wS(Jlb .MOTHER'S DAY 20% . OFF ON SHOES AND PURSES ••••••• , MAY 3 lHRU MAY .10 18 cu . ft . w ith 129. 5 fb·. freezer , featUr ing juice cin rack. refrigerator has. 3 shelves, one of which is gl ide ovt . 13.8 ' qt . capac ity · Crisper. 16. 1 lb . meat keeper , both gl • ~- o:.tt . D«>r holdS 14 eggs in 2 racks . .,-:: . .... aoJe racks and butter comp,futment. He ight 65 " . width 79". depth JO". White & Avocado · MISS WONDERFUL $308 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANa GAS SERVIa CHESnR, OHIO PH. 985-3307 ; ,, a. 5- The Daily Sent' · 1 M ·, . · me • iddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, May 2, 1975 , I l ., J" : ' l ' heritag·e ·house Ohio ... . I .• �• '' .. 4- The OailySeotiriel, Middl~port-Pomei-oy, 0., Friday, May =2::..:1.:.\m..:..:... · _ _ _ _ __, ASK FOR FlEWS SYRACUSE- Group!!·willh, ing to IL!e the bell fielda at SyraCU!e !or practice or games are asked to con tact Barry McCoy, village cowicilman, at 992-0082 before May 9. McCoy . asked that all managen of requests so :thai initial work on 1980, and ·64 and 130 mlltion teanis interested s libmiT the project might begin . tons by the years 2000 and tentative schedule. Miller's statement sum- 2030, respectively ... " marized follows: HMr. Chairman 1 in a statement submitted to this diStinguished subcommittee in May, 1971, we pointed out RAC.INE - Zellah · V. and a sister. the importance of moving · lawson, 68, Rt. 2, Racine, died Surviving are her husband, forward with the replacement Thursday night at Veterans George; a son, lawrence, of the Gallipolis , Ohio Locks Memorial Hospital. Columbus; three b(others, and Dam project. At !hat Cloyce Badgley, Ralph Badg· Mrs . Lawson was born tim<!, we pointed out that the March 5, 1907, a daughter of ley and Hershel Badgley, all of effort to replace the obsolete the late Raymond and Martha Racine, and a sister, Unnie facilities now has been under Donahue Badgley . She was Brinker, Racine , study for well .over 10 years also preceded in death by two Funeral services will be at 1 now, and we joined others who daughters, a son, a brother p.m. Sunday at the Ewing share ' our concern in this Funeral Home with Rev . matter in requesting funding Freeland Norris officiating. in tine wi'th the ~a!l'\bilities of Burial will be in the Letart the Corps of Engmeers- w . Falls Cemetery . Frienda may proceed with project call at the funeral home after 7 engineering and design work. (Continued from page I( this evening. " The proposed replacement project includes the con- redoing the fronls of buildings •... to resemble buildings 200 struction of two new locks in a years ago m observance of the , canal bypassing the existing bicentennial. He is to indam, and a major renovation vestigate the possibili ty of of the dam to make the project perhaps Middleport Mercomparable in operational chants being interested and ca pability to other new check with the firm in navigation projects in the Ohio Parkersburg for more details. River waterway system. " We 've been advised that Nine persons attended. Miller supports early ·action AGREAT WAY TO SAY to replace Gallipolis locks ~fl\WW~ Zellah-V. Lawson, 68, dies BR@CF~ffif<'S I9fl\~! . . . ., WASHINGTON ·- In a statement submitted before the Public Works Subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee, U. S. Representative Clarence' Miller Wednesday called for funding approval for the • proposed Gallipolis Lock~ and Dam project. The replacement project has been under study well over 10 years. Miller and other concerned interests have urged Congressional action on Corps of Engineer lunding News •• in Briefs _ (Continued from page I) a base pay of $7,900a.year. The new contract also has a $7,900 base pay scale, but includes a wage reopener clause which can be invoked if the General Assembly allocates additional money for public schools Or voters approve levies for additional money. The original JrOposal was for a two-year period. ' I .. YOUNGSTOWN, OillO- ASTRIKE BY MORE than J,ooO trade union members in eastern .Ohio and western Pennsylvania enter~ . its second day, today with negotiations schedul~ to resume Monday. The unions struck when their old contract with the Builders Association of Eastern Ohio and Western Penrnylvania expired at midnight Wednesday. The association covers bricklayers, cement finishers, carpenters, roofers, lathers and plasterers in Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties in ·Ohio and Mercer and lawrence counties in Pennsylvania. · Union officials said they were following traditional procedures and not picketing building sites. Work on the various JrOjects ''will continue until they run out of materials or into JrOblems," a union official said. Belpre downs--Meigs BELPRE - The Belpre Golden Eagles track team defeated the Marauder team here Thursday by the final score of 9+33. The results : High jump, Ayers (B), Blake {M), Rowan {B). S ft ., 4 in . Discus, R. Meredith (B). McCray {B). Harrison (M). 133 ft ., 5 in. Shot, Colvin ( B), Oiler ( M). S. Mereditl! (B). 41ft .. ll'> in. Pole vault, Parsons (B), Graham (B), Higlan (B). II ft. Long jump, Parsons (B), Whiilateh (M), Mason (B) . 19 ft .• 3 in . 120 High hurdles, Rowan (B), Scites (MJ. Mclain (B). 16.3. 180 low hurdles, Rowan (B), Scites (M), Mclaughlin (B). ' Your own message to Mother on these pages, Mother's Day, May 11. We'll send Mom a special card too! It's a thoughtful and unique way to tell her how wonderful she is. For all the tears S!le wiped away For all the hurts SM made okay For all the nights You woke up scared For the many tender Moments you shared For all the things you Wanted to say Say it now on· This Mother's Day 23.4. 100 Yd. Dash, Williamson {M), Lockhart {B), Whitlatch (M), 10.5. · · 200 yd. dash, Williamson TO MOTHER WITH LOVE Tell her she's great with a Mother's Day greeting ad in " Sunday Times-Sentinel's specia I feature on May 11. She'll be pleased with your thovghtfulness and sur· pr!sed by such an original idea. WE'LL SEND MOM ASPECIAL CARD Not only will your message appear in the Sunday TimesSentinel, but we'll -send her a card telling her to look for your greeting on May nth ~ Mother's Day greeting ads cost only '1.00 for 20 words. 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MAIL TO; DAILY SENTINEL 111 COurt St., Pomeroy, O. ······•****************************** SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL ' LEAGUE TO MEET The Meigs Girls Softball League will meet Swxlay at 2 p.m. at the Royal Crown Bottling Company in Middleport. Teams interested in joining are asked to send a coach or representative. All coaches of teams already in the league are also urged to attend. 'I 56 : I. 880 yd. run , Fisher (B), Cra"iord (B), Scott (B). 2:23. Mile run . Veach (B), Kerns ( B) , Reed (M ). 5:14. 2 mile run, Wiggens (B), Gentry (B). Wendelken (B). II :53. 880 relay , Meigs , 1:18. Mile relay, Belpre, 1:00. Pastor's son di • d . ·, eS ID pon Timothy Holmes, 21, son of Rev. and Mrs. Harold Holmes, 405 East Main St. , West Lafayette, accidentally drowned while swimming in a pond in Florida. Rev. Homes was a former pastor at tile SyraGuse Nazarene · Church. Funeral services were held Wednesday at West lafayette. In addition to his parents he is survived by one brother and three sisters. SQUAD CALLED RACINE- The Racine E-R Squad was called Thursday · ~! 9:20 a.m. for Zellah lawsOn , Rt. 2, Racine, who was taken to Veterans . Memorial Hospital. Hike-Bik~ DO YOUR · SPRING .. .PAINnNG Paints fa om ·-c-------'1 · ROW'S STEAK HOUSE construction . of • new Home of · replacement locks at Gallipolis and major renovation of the existing dam 0 will satisfy the foreseeable needs of water commerce in this reach ' of the Ohio River. The design recommended is the most. effiCient and economical means of serving Richard Vaughan, son of present and future navigation Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. needs. Vaughan, Middleport, is a "Commerce has increased of t.he Spartan member eight:.fold since 1937.-and it is projected to increase JU.. baseball team during the times in the next 50 years. spring semester at Case There now are traffic delays Western Reserve University. A sophomore, Richard is at the existing locks, ·and majoring in metallurgical increasing traffic will result.in engineering: A graduate of se rious , interference with Order by Phone navigation . Maintenance costs Meigs High School Vaughan's other activities include, Sigma And.Take Em Home and problems are also inNu Fraternity, pool, pil\ochle 992-5432 creasing, and longer repair times will add to traffic dif- and bridge. ficulties . . "This expansion is largely the result of the availability of coal as both a source of fuel and a basic material for chemical processing, and from the availability of large WITH quantities of water, sui table industrial sites, and large deposits of basic resources . All indications are that the industrial expansion will continue, anti that a corresponding continuation of ' the upward trend of river traffic can be expected. " In addition , lock operations for pleasure boatS have nearly tripled in the last 15 years. Prospective com. merce passing through Gallipolis Locks is estimated to reach 36 million tons by · vaughan n the Fabulous Spartan 9 ·sANDWICH INSURE NOW! Ughtning . Rod Mutual Take Maximum Security Precautions on Yo1,1r Farm trophy The hike-bike trophy Faye Gardner , Michael awarded for raising the most Gardner, Mark Morrow , Mike money in support of \he Meigs Wilson, Tom Owens, Steve Chap't er of the Ohio Uttle, John Morris. Association for Retarded Sharon Buffington, Bill Citizens was presented to Pat Scragg , Kathy Fry, Jo Owens of . Pomeroy at a McKinney, Terry Jarrell , chapter meeting Thursday Teresa Van Meter, Greg Van night at the Meigs County Meter, Timmy Tillis, J . E. Courthouse. Daniels, R. A. Carson , Hank Cleland, chairman of Tammy Smith, S. K. Cars~n. the hike-bike, presented the Patty Boyles, Ron Cullurns, trophy to the youth . Financial Lea Ann Scragg, Tammy report on the event which Frye, Mary Skinner, Cindy attracted well over 100 riders Mills, Lucille Leifheit, J. S, will be given once all pledges Scally, R. R. Wears, KriB have been collected. Pledges Snowden , G. S. Snowden, G. G. not yet paid are to be mailed to Gheen, D. C. Cleland, H. E. MARC, Box 123, Pomeroy. Cleand, Hankie Cleland, B, A. Sponsors and donors not Young , D. N. Norman, K. previously IIIlniiUnced were Cullums, Mary Johnson, Gary Mr. an.d Mrs. Purl Van Meter, Makomota, Pam Brauer, T. Mr . and Mrs. Richard E. Eads, D. L. Thomas, J.D. Grueser, John Martin, Might's Van Vranken, Rema Chafm, Dairy Fann, A Grate, H. H.H. Co~ , R . E . Collins,T. Grate, C. S. Hy54lll, S. Walker, L. Salser, Kathy Fry, J. W. Wendell Craie, Wayne Roush, Will, R. E. Holldashelt, Robert Ray 's T.V., Ra!!ine, Waid Lemley, Paul Reed , J. R. Cross, Carnahan Auction, Rosenbaum, D. D. Buck, Richard Duckworth , Lavender's Insulation; K: Avis, B. Hardindorfe, Capeharts, Arnotts, R. M. Jones, N. N. Parker, C. King, Y. M. Jonas, M. 0. Kange, B. B. Jonas, Stiffiers Store, B. Mayer, Ohio Pallet Co. The riders were Pat Owens, R. L. Baker, T. E. Hoffner, M. M . Morris, V. L. Might, T. L. With . Matheney, S. A.. Scraggs, C. . TRUE TEST M.. Mossman, Vickie King, D. K. Woodyard, Earl Pickens, · Beth Gloeckner, D. Knight, R. R. Brown, D. Brown, Trina Gibbs, Mike Edwards, D. Til.iis, T. A. Nance, KriB Kessler, Jeff Hysell, R. E. Johnson, S. Dawsoo, G. D. Edwards, Jessie Might, Andy Wilson, Kathy Cleland, Allee · l.oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.-.a ,....._._ I (M), Logston (B), Lockhart {B ). 24.9. 140 yd. dash, Logst~n . (B), Shaffer (B), Ohlinger (MJ. Saturday Times are ·changing. Farms are no longer crime free! Burglars have been known to make off with costly equipment ... and if you're not insured the loss is tenfold. Get . maximum coverage. Danny Will, R. M. McGrath, Clarence Might, Brent Bolin, G. T. Thomas, Peggy Kern , Sonny Gloeckner. J . L. Couch, B. B. Stone, P. A. Myers, R. B. Bl;lettnar, Rick Metheney, Megan Miller, T. D. Davis, M.S. Smith, K. S. Tillis, E. L. Walburn, K. S. Smith, J. M. McKinney, Janet Horky, Connie · Mossman, Tommy Owens, M. J . Jones, ,114 St. 992-5120 Pom81l!Y Larry Gerstner, Swellen Gerstner, Logan, and Susie Homes-Cars-Mobile Homes-Motorcycles and Jerry Picker, Columbus. ..__ _ _ _ _ _..;;._..;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. Da~s Insurance Service, Court ' . ;..Q.•, ;.o,·.:-········x····-:-:···:···:·:-:···:--···;-····:···x·· .....-y-.,.:.-..·'.• '""'·'• ·'·'· • •'• •'• • • •'• •'•'• •'•'• •'•• ,.,..,,•, .,.""'f, . ·,1: w 8; I! i... . . .• . . ~-~l ~.! o a, ..·. . .. . Gardeners take _on new project .Girl Scout Diary " · Literary club hears biologist .Beautification of the R · · -, · Baptist Ch h l acme gave the . cmb poem and . will be a plant exchange. ' Ahistory'of the use of plants Middleport Uterary Club at was a Thayer Scholar at taken on .urc . aw? was thoughts for the day were read The program by Mr~ . James for medicines and f9od from the home of Mrs. Charles Harvard University, . I'' By Charlene Hoeflich 11. the Bend~· ~h n~w proJec t by by. Mrs. Edward Simpson. Diehl .was on plants to give the g~ys of the caveman to the McDaniel. . Hari'ison Fellow al the Club at a m:e ti~er Garden .Prayer was. by _Mrs. Barnitz . which do well in the house. She present time was givenb'fDr. Dr. Carr was-introduced by University of .· Perinsylvanlll night t th h g Monday With Mrs. Gnmm glvmg men tioned poinsettias Plans for day camp to be held in June will be discussed at . Uoyd G. Carr, head of the Mrs. Jack Thomas who heads e orne ?~''Mrs. dev9tions from "The Upper chrysanthemums geraniums' the Monday meeUng•of the Big Bend Neighborhood of Scouts to Biology Department at Rio the Alumni Department and where he prepared a series of W1.1sonacarpenter papers on surv.lval foods ; · ' be held at Camp Kiashuta. Camp personnel, leaders, assistant with Mr W ' Pomero . Y, Room. "Forro 11 ca 11 members fern·, cyclamen "and Mrican Grande College, Wednesday serves on the board of the drinks and medicines, and hClltess . s. . 0. Barmtz as responded with timely gar- violet.s, and suggested for leaders, and others who will be assisting are asked to !Dee! at af!"rnoon at a meeting of the Community College. Dr. Carr was once botanist and an1 . demng hps. . those with limited. light, the the camp at 10 a.m. The session will conclude at 2 p.m. Those thomologist ~~ the University Mrs. Edward Simpson was Mrs . Clifford Morns gave grape ivy or the Swedish ivy. attending are to take a sack lunch. chairwoman of the new th e eco 1~gy . news us ing ,She said that to get small ~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:::::::~::~:::::::::::::;:;::::::::>,:::::::::::.::::::::~-:::::::=:=:~~ of Virginia. He grew up in the Shenandoah Valley, and his project which will be entered thoughts hkemng . nature to 'plants to bloom all winter they MIDDLEPORT TROOP 311 first knowledge of plant lore in the Sears Civic Involvement humamty . She sa1d that the should be put into small pots in A BRIOOING party for BroWI)ies who will be moving into was taught to him by his Program. The club is now 1·n tr ee nee ds th e storms, winds August. Good for this are the junior troop was held Monday nigh I by Troop 39. grandmother. the process of completing and gales to flex·its branches begonias, impatiens and Planned by the scouts, the girls played games, discussed .,.. roo"'.'" •.. · or der to geraniums. She displayed activities of junior scouting and had refreshments of broWnies . plantings at the Letart Falls and 1oosen 1..,; In his tal~, Dr. Carr gave &. history of the use of plants f~ Cemetery and Mrs. Carpenter· develop and grow, JUst as man colored pictures from "House and Kool-Aid. Guests were Zandra Vaughan, Melissa Mc· By Helen Hottel medicines and food from th( announced that a memorial needs the gales of life to grow· and Garden" and "American Million, Rollin Gasper, Susie Pooler, laura Horsley, Tammy time of the ;arly cave; plaque will be installed at the strange~ and through Home" showing how to place Taylor, Megan Cale, and JennHer Melidows. Thirty.five scouts dwellers to the present day.: Which Mate Is Ms. Right? cemetery bearing the names weathen~g troubles and stnfe flowers effectively in the attended the party at Heath United Methodist Church. DEAR HELEN: H ,e presented each mem~r: of all those who have con. to release his prejudices. home. There are three women in my !He. with a pamphlet coverinBc tributed to the planting. Mrs. Simpson thanked Mrs. Arrangements in miniature RUTLAND BROWNIE TROOP 1!93 . No. I is five years older than I am; we've been married physical disorders and ~. Twenty new trees are being Wes~ for providing the Gree.n containers titled ''Spring AT RECENT m'letings of the Rutland Brownies whClle five years, but separated the past 11 months. I left her because natural cure , noting lhal~ planted at the cemetery this Thumb Notes for The Daily Surprise" were judged with leader is Mrs. Jacob Johnson, Mother's Day projects were I needed freedom. Now she wants me back, on my own terms perhaps some day sw:vival: spring with eight still Sentinel, and noted that Mrs. ribbons going to Mrs. Morris, worked on. last week the Brownies went exploring in the area - all the freedom I want. will depend on · how we touch: available for memorials. Morris will submit the column Mrs. Grimm and Mrs. Car- back of the Rutland gymnasium where they meet. nature, since technology could: She's intelligent, beautiful, mature and sensible and can Anyone interested is asked to for June. A horticulture report penter. Mrs. Wingett was the strangle humanity. , help ine further my career. I might even say I love her and her contact one of the members. was given by Mrs. Wingett judge. RUTLAND JUNIOR TROOP 1%92 8-year-old son, whom I've treated as my own, But is this 'For roll call members gave, The club is hopeful of com- who presented each member Refreshments were served Tray favors for the Holzer Medical Center are being made folklore and customs .' pleting the project soon so that . with a Chinese hibiscus slip. by Mrs. Barnitz assisted by by the Rutland junior scouts. Miss Mona Johnson is the leader enough? Incidentally, she can't have any more children. No. 2 is a year younger than I am; separated from her Reff~'shments were served'' the plaque can be installed. Mrs . Wingett will host the May Mrs. Carpen~r. and May 6, the girls will begin a basic first aid course under the Dwight Wallace: husband; no children; ambitious, exciting; and we're with Providing trees were Mrs. 26 meeting at which time there direction of Mrs. Jacob Johnson, EMS instructor. in love. Even though we're separated by 1,000 wholeheartedly presiding at the tea service.' Bess Slaughter Parsons, Mrs. · · miles and many obstacles, I've never felt closer to a woman. Mrs. John Kincaid was a Russell Roush, Mrs. chester 1 No. 3 is two years younger than I am, also beautiful, guest. Durst, Miss Freddie 6 f '.f' :;:::;~s.-::::<~~:~.-.~::.~:.JjljJ.,.~~~·=~ii~-; mature, and blessed with my child, now 4 years old. She's Houdashelt, Mrs. John F. Trophies· were presented at handicap, Donna McFarland, willing to marry me if I can aSSUI'e her she's No. 1 (which, as Boyd, Mrs .· Ernest Wingett, the annual banquet of the the high series with handicap, you can see, will be difficult) . I care about her and my Mrs. Robert F. Spencer, Mrs. Wednesday Early Bird and Kathy Scarberry, the daughter, sure enough: SCHOOL PLANNED Ben Spencer, .. . Mrs. Ann Coe • Bowling League Wednesda·y most improved player . Believe it or not, I'm seeing all.three women and am still Plans are being mad~ for Miss Rosalie Story, Mrs. Glen at the Middleport Masonic. Substi lutes attending were lonely. Help me settle down: I've got a problem that neither the annual daily vacation · Temple West and Darlene Justis. Rachael LeFebre ·and Betty Plans for a chicken noodle one of my personalities can figure out.- A LONELY GEMINI Bible school of th~ Bradbury The club went on record as Team. winners were first: Whitlatch, and sponsor dinner in the recently comFRIDAY Church of Christ June 2 supporting the 1.6 miU levy for Ben Tom Corporation sponsor' representativesatthebanquet . pleted kitchen of the MidDEAR GEM: GOSPEL Concert, B p.m. through 6, 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. the Meigs Community School Louise Harrison, Virginia were Marian Ebersbach, dleport United Pentecostal With No. I, how could you lose? - Marriage to a beautiful, Those interested in attending High School, Alexander for retarded children. Mrs. Whitlatch, Jan Jenkins, Ellen Margaret Follrod and Evelyn Church tonight were made at Albany, featuring Singing intelligent woman, plus all the freedom you want! What's are to register at 992-7369 or. Robert Kuhn, therapy Rought and Flossie · Maxson. Leach. a recent meeting of the church Hemphills, Nashville, Tenn. more, you needn't go through the hassle of divorce. 992-5187. chairwoman, announced a Second: Dependable conBut we've 0'-:erloo}!.ed an important item: Will No. 1 be. The dinner was served by women at the home of Mrs. AUCTION planned by vislt to the Gallipolis State tracting, sponsor, Louise Evangeline Chapter 172, DES. Robert Kraft, Tuppers Plains. , · Orange Township Fire gettingabargain?OrNo.2;0rNo.3? Institute in May. Gilmore, Helen Wolfe, Ruby Officers elected were Mrs. It .was noted that some My advice to THEM would be: find a man who knows what Department has been postA repbrt on the recent Nicinsky, Mary Voss and Hatfield, president ; Mrs. carpet for the church had been he wants and won '!stop wanting it after he gets it! -H. poned; new date to be. anRegion 11 meeting at Marietta Marlene Wilson. Maxson, vice president ; Mrs. purchased by the women. nounced later. · was given by Mrs. ,Bert Third : Evelyn's Grocery, POMONA Grange, 8 p.'m. at DEAR HELEN: Grimm. Mrs . Andrew Cross sponsor, Ann Hatfield, Shirley Norton, secretary-treasurer; Purses to be sold were I am a ~year-old mother of foUl'. I've been married five and Mrs . Wilson , sergeant at distributed and rummage sale the Rock Springs hall. laW"el Simmons, Eulonda Haley, arms. was discussed. The meeting Grange will be host. The times - the last time to my ex-husband, the father of my Maryln Wilcox and Ann followed a luncheon of sand- national dress judging contest children. It just ended in another divorce. It was then I saw a Thomas . psychiatrist who pinpointed the trouble. wiches, salad, cake,· tea and will be held. Fourth: Ebersbach · HardFor many years I wouldn't admit my problem, which is: I CHICKEN Noodle Dinner coffee. Officers' reports ware, ,sponsor, Etta Mae .1. j given. Games concerning from 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at like men, but I can't stand sex. I don't plan to marry again ·scriptureswere played with United Pentecostal Church, because of this, but still I want a man lriend, one who can be . Norton, Pauline Fields , Barbara Fields, Mary 1'!off. . prizes going to Mrs. Terence South Third Ave., Middleport. fond of me, put his al'lll around me, and that's it -who wants man and Judy ~cklingto~. and Mrs. Leon Price of dinner $1.56. Will me for myself, not what I am expected to give. diagonal deliver in Middleport and F1fth: Roush s Landmg, . Sauters. Can there ever be a successful no-sex relationship be~een sponsor, Goldie Carson, Next meeting will be at· the Pomeroy areas only. Call 992- man and woman? -LOST (OR IS IT HOPELESS) Donna ¥cFarland, Barbara Youth of the Bradbury home of Mrs, David Acree, 2502or 992-7!125. Menu includes DEAR LOR H: . Yes, there can be successful n""ex friendships between Murray, Shelby Manley and Church . of Christ were in Harrisonville . Attending chicken and noodles, cole orks In a Drawer~~~ slaw, green beans, homemade man and woman. I've even heard of highly compatible no.,sex Eunice Duff. Columbus recently to attend besides those named were Color TV marriages. But finding a man who shares your views won't be S.ixth: Francis Florist, · the Ohio Teens for Christ Mrs: Linda Knittel, Tony pie and rolls. SATURDAY easy. • "Super lnata·Matlc" Color sponsor, Linda Foster, Jenny convention at the Ohio State Knittel, Mrs, Joyce Sauters, now costs less Tuning with Electronic · Perhaps you 'might meet him at your psychiatrist's group ' c SOUTHERN High Girls' War th, Kathy Scarberry, Fairgrounds. . Mrs .. May Mason, Mrs. Jane Light Sensor banquet 6 p.m. al therapy sessions? -H. basketball than the original. Going from the local church _ Saxton, Mrs. Eddie Zirkle, Burton Sm1th and Susie • "Works ln a Drawer"'" TV Pulhns : . . were Sharon Bing, Rita "Mrs ... Chrlslln~ Saulers, hlgh school. OS 3000 Chassis BENEFIT Square Dance, NOTE TO READERS: This problem isn't unusual, even Wmmng trophies for h1gh Bailey, Sherry Barnhart, Con me and Cr~stle, Mrs. • Matrix Plus Picture Tube 8: 3D to 11:30 p.m. at Senior among men -:- 8!!\1 YoU'd be surprised how many people don't game (scratch),. h1gh senes Beverly Wilcox, June Hutton, Velma Keller, Mrs. Manda • Pushbutlon UHF Tuning (scratch) and h1gh aver~ge Lisa Roush, Linda Gerard, Eastman, Mrs . Jean Kelly and Citizens Center, Pomeroy, consider it THEIR problem, but rather, blame an "oversexed • Instant Picture and Sound · ' was Marlene Wilson. Eun1ce Wilma Davidson R d . Lori and Mrs. Betty Wickline, sponsored by center with mate." • Energy Savor Switch proCeeds to Ryan Jeffers fund . Next week's colums will include a few of the many an• Duff won the high game with Bailey, . Mike Miller, ~e~~~ Music by Darell and Carol swers inspired by "Tired of Pretense", who called sex King, Bryan Wilcox, John 0 Taylor, Frank Hudson and "animalistic" and said most women, ''if they are honest," will Blake, and Desi Jeffers. They Tracy Hackett; callers Glenn agree it's vastly overrated. were accompanied by Mr. and Lambert and Frank Hudson. ,__ I predicted only aboulone in five would take her side. But I . Mrs. William King, Miss Senior citizens also collecting ' was wrong! According to my very candid mail, an amazing Originolly in 14K white Kathy King, Mr . and Mrs. Jeff Middleport PONY Pull at Bar 30 T"n. number of wives are "just putting on a good front". I'm still or yellow gold from Rams on and Sharon Kuhn. ..,. amazed! - H. · pers Plair]s. Weigh-in begins $65.00 at I p.m. Pull 'starts at 7:30 Now in 10K white or· _p.m. SUNDAY yellow gold from $48 SPRING Concert Southern COLUMBUS Ohio High School at 2:30 p.m. at Or in foshionoble sterling MONDAY Department of Highway high school. silverfrom ' $1.8.50 RACINE Chapter 134 OES This month's exhibit at Safety Director Donald D. GOSPEL Concert 7:30p.m. Riv'erby is the property of a Cook today ·requested ·all law at Laurel CIHf Free Methodist 7:30 p.m . Plans will be completed for grand inprivate collector. Besides one enforcement agencies to Church. Featured singers. Eoch Is custom creoted spection June 3. original Chagall watercolor, it refrain from ticketing MEIGS County Pioneer and by fine jewelry crofts· RACINE PTQ, 7:30 p.m. contajns original etchings and motorists without a 1975 Historical Society, 2 p.m. at men to be o cherished Program by elementary band lithographs of other famous license plate sticker before Meigs Museum . Mrs. Joe symbol of devotion 1 students. Refreshments will artists. midnight May 31, the close of Bolin, Rutland, will demonforever. Twin bands be served by the teachers. Details will be forthcoming the registration period . strate Dower arrangemen\5 representing husbond DR. PERSONS Crusades, in Sunday's paper. Galleries "The policy of the Ohio popular in the 18th and 19th ond wife are joined by Miracles of Faith Revival, are open Saturdays and Department of Highway centuries. The public is in. brilllanr synthetic birth· thr~ugh May 10, 7:30 p.m. at I to 5 p.m., and Safety, and its division of the vlted, especially garden club Sundays, stones . . . one far eoch the Meigs Jr. High School. "WHERE Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 Ohio Highway Patrol is that no members. child. Give her ~othing· a.m. to 3 p.m. The public is one will be cited for failing to EXEMPLAR Tea of Xi Special singing by Jr. White QUALITY IS less than The Original. invited. There is no admission have a license plate sticker Gamma Mu Chapter, Beta and the Kyger Trio, the Green the Gospel charge. A MUST" until after the final May 31 Sigma Phi Sorority, 6:30p.m. Family, Middleport,' Ohio Messengers and others. deadline," Director Cook at hiJIIII! of Mrs. Becky An· commented. derson. The highway safety chief •MONDAY SALE SLATED explained there exists some REGULAR meeting Meigs A rummage sale will be held confusion,with the new license Fair Board, 8 p.m. at Saturday from 9 to 3 p.m. at plate registration system. Car secretary's office on Rock , St. Paul's Lutheran Church by owners· whose last names Springs Fairgrounds. Miiddleport. 0. the women of the church. begin wiui A through K are EASTERN High School being ·issued validation Athletic Boosters will meet at • stickers through Apri\ 30 and 7:30p.m. at the ,nigh school. car owners whose surnames Plans will be . 10ade for lhe !M,gin with letters Cthrough Z July 4th chicken barbecue and can obtain validation stickers the pony pull. All parents are through May 31. ' invited. Technically, a car owner in HARRISONVILI$ Chapter, the A through K group ·who OES wlll practice at 7 p.m. for misses hls April 30 deadline is .inspection. All officers are subject to arrest for failW"e to, asked to attend. register. . POMEROY Garden Club, . "This year, because o'f 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. • Canvas Keds confusion over the new Walter Grueser, Riverview I Shoes by procedure, the apprapriate Drive. Roll call is to be an time for arrest is after mid· ..arrangement made from Miss Wonderful . . night May 31 when everyone foliage, flowers, or both. who has no · sticker Is ..in · MIDDLEPORT Garden ·and Thorn MeAn violation," Director Cook Club meets. at 7:30p.m. at the · concluded. Middleporr Fire · Deparlmimt Lounge. Mrs, Mary Skinner to ., present lhe . program; hostesses, Miss Nellie Zerkle, WHITE PATENT AND IEIGE PRINT Mrs. Essie Russell, Miss SALE PLANNED . · A yard sale will be Friday, Hallie Zkerle. and Mrs. Ri Ia May 9,1rom 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hamm. JUNIOR American Legion the Folliler Lot at the ccirner of Forest Run Road and SR 7, Auxiliary, Drew Webster PCllt sponsored by Forest Run 39, 7 p.m. at the home of }\1rs. Harry navis. Methodist-Church. ... I Helen Help il Leaaue gives t4'o!ihz'es Women set noodle meal rreens at. conventt•onLawrence · US. • • I I .a · I SocI CaIend ar were 25" Quasa.: FOR YOUR SPRING FASHION SEWING NEEDS, STOP IN TODAY . M0t0nsts Werner Radio & lV. get grace Exhibit opens of 31 days on Saturday SEE OUR WIDE.SELECTION OF MOTHER'S DAY GREETING CC©\1rcdl~ / b~ t.:J. 'DiE MIDDifPORT .BOOK STORE THE SEWING .CENTER · wS(Jlb .MOTHER'S DAY 20% . OFF ON SHOES AND PURSES ••••••• , MAY 3 lHRU MAY .10 18 cu . ft . w ith 129. 5 fb·. freezer , featUr ing juice cin rack. refrigerator has. 3 shelves, one of which is gl ide ovt . 13.8 ' qt . capac ity · Crisper. 16. 1 lb . meat keeper , both gl • ~- o:.tt . D«>r holdS 14 eggs in 2 racks . .,-:: . .... aoJe racks and butter comp,futment. He ight 65 " . width 79". depth JO". White & Avocado · MISS WONDERFUL $308 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANa GAS SERVIa CHESnR, OHIO PH. 985-3307 ; ,, a. 5- The Daily Sent' · 1 M ·, . · me • iddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, May 2, 1975 , I l ., J" : ' l ' heritag·e ·house Ohio ... . I .• �. --- ' I F ri day, I D • Dally Sentmel, Middlepor t•Pomer oy, 0. , Friday, May 2, 1975 wo r shtp serv ice foll ow1ng at 3 IS p m O pen B•blc di SC USSIOn 7 30 p m at t ile ch ur c l"1 cac t1 Tllursday FIRST SOUTHERN BA PTIST 282 Mu l berry Ave , Pome r oy affll1al ed w1th S B C the R e v Bra dl ey Sp'en cer pastor T r oy Zw1 llm g Sun day schoo l su p t POM E ROY study Wednesday 7 p m Sun da y s'chool. 9 30 am POMEROY T RINITY cho 1r pr ac i1 Ce Wedn esday mor n 1n g worshi P 10 30, Re v w H Perrm p~s t or 8 30 p m ,, Sunday evang el iStic mee-t .n g , R oy M a ye r , Su n day sc hool POM E RO Y W ES L E YAN 7 30 p m Pr ayer meet 1ng , su pt Ch ur ch sc hool 9 15 H O LIN ESS CHURCH Wednesd a y 7 30 p m a m , worsh •P serv.ce , 10 24 Har r •son v ill e R ev O ' De l l MIDD L EPORT a m Youth cho •r rehearsa l Ma n le y Pastor . Hen r y Eb l m , foi\T MORIAH BAPTIST Monday , 3 30 p 1m un d e r Sunda y School Supt Sun da y Cor n er F ou r t h and M a.n , d Jr ec t10n o f Mary Sk• n ner Schoo l 9 30 a m Evenmg M 1dd! epo r L Rev Henr y Key , se n 1or cho•r rehearsa l. 7 30 wo r sh 1p 7 30 p m Prayer and Jr , pa stor Sund ay Sc hool , p m Thu r sday W1lh M r & Pau l Pra• se serv ce Thursday , 7 30 9 30 a m Mr s Erv •n Nease d 1r ec tor pm Ba umg ar dner , SI.J pt M orn .ng POM E ROY CHURCH OF SYR A C U SE FIRST worsh 1p, 10 45 a m THE NAZAREN E Corner CHURCH OF GOO Rev JEHOVAH ' S WITN E SSES Un 10n and Mu l berr y Re v . Geor gt! 0 1l er pa stor SI.J nd ay - Larr y Ca rn ah an p r es 1dtng Cl yde V Hender son , pas t or sc hoo l 9 45 a m mornmg m 1n 1sler Su nd ay , B1b lt4 Sunda y school 9 30 a m Gl en pr eac ll.n g 11 am lect i.Jre , 9 30 a m Wa t ctl"'· McC l ung . s up ! mor n tng evan gel st•c se rv 1ce 7 30 p m t o we r st ud y , 10 30 a m worst11 p 10 30 a l1l ev en1 ng Praye r meet .ng Th i.Jrsd a y Tuesd ay , B1b le stu dy , 7 30 serv1ce 7 30 m d we e k 7 30 p m T h ur sd a y mt nls try "p m se r v ce Wedn esday 7 30 p m P OM E RO Y W ES T SID E sch ool 7 30 p m ser v •ce GRACE EPIS COPAL - The CHUR CH OF CHRI ST , t OO W mee l! ng 8 30 p m Rev Harold De eth r eel er Ma1 n St J er r y P a ul MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Churc h serv•ces 10 30 a m m tn 1SIN ph on e 992 7666 OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN Ho l y commun.on f 1r st Sunday Conservat v e non UNION - L awr ence Ma n tey of mon th church sch ool 10 30 •nstrum ental S1Jnday war pastor Mr s Russe l! Young a m fo r nu r ser y t h r o u gh 12 sh 1p 10 a m B1b le study 11 Sunda y School Sup t Sund ay POMEROY CHURCH OF am wor sll •P 6 p m We d Scho o l 9 30 am Ev enm g CHRI ST - T er r ell Gronmg er n esday B1b te study 7 p m wors h 1p . 7 30 We dn es da y p as t o r B1b l e sch o o l 9 30 MIDW A Y COMMUNITY pra yer mee11ng, 7 30 p m CHURCH ( n on d e am wo r sh i p 10 30 a m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF La n gs adul t worsh•P serv• ce and nom 1n at1o n a l ), GOO - Ra c.n e Rout e 2, th e yo un g peo ple' s m eet .ng 7 30 v lie De xt er Roa d th e Rev Rev Jam es M M uncy p m Comb m ed 81b le st ud y Worl ey Ha ley pa stor Sun day pa stor Sunda y school, 9 45 Wed schoo l and prayer m ee1mg 10 am e v en1ng am , mornm g worship , 11 nesd ay . 7 30 p m Pra y. er a m evenmg wor sh 1p 7 30 wor sh•P 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARM Y m eet1ng Tuesday 7 30 p m , P r a yer m ee tin g T u esda y Envoy Ray W W•n 1ng of f 1cer you th g r oup Fnday 7 30 p m 7 30 p m , Young peopl e's •n ch ar ge Su nd a y 10 am RU T LAND FREEWILL meet mg, 7 30 p m Th ur sda y Hoi mess meet1 ng 10 30 am BAPTIST ' - Roge r Tu rner MIDDLEPORT FIRST Sun d ay Sc hoo l Y oung pasto r Su nd ay schoo l 10 BAPTI ST - Corf1 er S1xth and Peo p le ' s Leg •on 7 p m am Sunday evenm g serv 1ce Palm er the Rev C)eo- -y Thursday 1 to 3 p m Lad•es 7 30 Wedn esday B1b le sti.J dy Boyd pastor Dan ny Tho mp Home League . 7 p m Pr ep 7 JO p m so n, Sunda y sc hool supt c lasses OLD DEXTER BIBLE WMPO r ad o program 7 45 ST PAUL LUTH E RAN CHRISTIAN CHURCH - R ev a m Sund a y sc hoo l. 9 15 CHUR CH, Co rn er 0f Ron T erry pas tor Sunday am , morn 1ng wor sh1p , 10 15 Sy cam or e an d Second St s sc hoo l 10 a m , Mrs Worl ey a m Yo uth acf 1V1t 1es an d Pomeroy , The Rev W ll 1am F r an cs su p erm t end ent f etl ow sh•P for 1Un1or and M1 dd leswa r th Pas tor Sund ay Mo rnm g wor st11 p, 11 a m se n1o r h1gll stud en ts, 6 p m Sc hool a t 9 45 a m an d Sunday even mg serv1 ce 7 30 Sund ay Ev enmg WorS hiP at Ch urc h Serv1c es 11 a m GRAHAM UNITED 7 30 Mtd week pra yer ser SACRED HEART Re v METHODI ST Preach n g v1ce , Wedne sd ay , 7 30 p m F a ther P au l D We l ton 9 30 a m f .r st and secon d CHURCH OF CHRIST , p a st or Pho n e 99 2 28 25 Sund ays of each mont h , t h 1rd M ddleport Sth and M am Sat urd ay even mg Mass 7 30 and four th Su nd ays eacll George Gla ze, m1n 1Ster , Sund ay Mass 8 and 10 am month worShiP se r v1c e at 7 30 J am es Sheet s, sup er 1n Confess •on , Satur day 7 7 30 p m Wednesd ay eve nmg s at te nctent B1bl e sc hool 9 30 pm 7 30 Praye r an d B1bl e St ud y a m , mornm g wor sh1p . 10 30 POMEROY FIRST BAP· SEVENTH DAY AD a m , ev en mg worSh iP 7 30 TIST - Robert Kuhn pastor VENTI ST M u lb err y pra yer ser v •ce, 7 p m We d W 1111a m W at son , Su n day H e1ghts Po m er oy Pa st or nesday ,. sc hoo l su pt Sund ay sc hool G•r ar d Se ton Sab bat h sch ool MIDDLEPORT Church 9 30 am BYF 6 pm B1ble eve r y Sat urd a y at 2 p m an d Of Th e Nazarene R ev Don Co le, p as · t or, A l fred R usc h el Sunda y Schoo l supt Sund ay sc hool 9 30 a m , mornmg wor shi p 10 30 a m . Sunday evangei1 St 1c meet1 ng 7 30 p m prayer • meet1 ng, TODAY SPmiTUAL INVENTORY Wed nesday 7 30 p m THE UNI T E 0 Scripture 2 Cor. 13:5 " Examine yourselves , whether ye MIN PRESB Y TERIAN MEIGS be m the fa1th . Prov e your own selves. " ISTRY OF Zav1t Z, Webster defines "exam me" as mea rung to test, to subJect COUNTY, Dw1 ght L Pastor D1re ctor to inquiry, to inspect, to prove, to mvesllgate, to scrutimze, to HARRISONVILLE Sunday Chur ch Sch ool , 9 30 mterrogate, to question, to try. am , Mrs Homer Lee Supt Whe~ver an examination is given for a course of study , or Morn•n g Worsh•P · 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday a position, there IS a text book used for th~t standard of Ch i.J rch Sc hoo l. 9 30 am , exammation. When we are told to exal)line ourselves as Joh n F Fult z. Supt Mornmg Worsh•P 10 30 O!ristians, the Bible is that standard. We must not "measure sYRACUsE! Morn lng ourselves among ourselves," for that is not WISe. It IS to God Wor shi p , 9 a m , Sund ay Chu rc h Schoo l. 1() a m Mrs and His Word that we must answer Some queshons which I Sampson Hall , Supt mvite you to consider m the light of the Word ofGod . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Ph1ll1p Whi t l e y , - Is yqur heart right With God • p as tor Sunda y sc hool, 10 - Is your !He pleasing to God? a m , worsh•P serv 1ce 7 p m -Do you have the joy of the Lord? Do you enjoy bemg a Pray er mee tmg , Wednesday , 7 30 p m O!ristian ? HAZEL COMMUNITY Near long - Do you sperjd some time in prayer and in the Word every CHURCH Bo t tom , Edsel Ha r t pa stor day • D1d you today• Sunday scn ooL 10 a m , Church , 7 30 p m pr a yer - How long has 11 been smce you had an answer to prayer• meeting 7 30 p m Thursday -Is your !He under the control of the Holy Spll"it• MIDDLEPORT PEN · - Is there anything you are not willing t o giVe up for TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave , ll'l e Rev William Knitt el , pa stor Jesus ? Ronalct Dugan . Sunday Schoo l Sup t Classes tor all ages , - Are you growmg as a ChriStian in the thmgs of God? even•ng serv• ce. 7 30 , B1b le -How does your life look to those who are not Christians • st udy Wednesaday , 7 30 p m , youth serv• ces, Fnday , -Are you domg anythmg, or leav mg anythmg undone that 7 30 p m you would condemn m others ? FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Pl um , M1d - Are you honest With God's money ? dl eport , Noe l Herrman , -To what extent do you feel per sonally r esponsible for the pastor Sa tu rday evenmg serv •ce 7 p m Sunday schoo l work of the Lord m your conunuruty• 10 a m SI.Jnday evenmg What are you tlomg about 1t • - Subnutted by Floyd F. wors h ro, 7 o.m MEIGS Shook, Pastor, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. COOPERATIVE PAR ISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH R.obert T Bumgarner D1rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CartE Hicks Rev D Wm. Sydenstncker CHESTER- WorShip 9 15 am Church Schoo l Hl am ENTERPRISE - WorShiP 9a m Church Schoo l, lOam FLATWOODS Worship 11 a m , Church School. 10 am POMEROY WorSh i P Jackson County ' s n ew 10 30 !1 m Ch un::h School 9 15 Extenswn Ag ent, Agriculture , am UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - WorShip IS Ed Volibom . lOam Chur ch School9 a m , His employment . Will he UMVF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER effective July I , and he will f1il Rev . Robert Bumgarner the pos1tion which became HEATH WOr Ship 10 30 .a m Churc h Scllo o l 9 30 vacant earlier this year With am UMYF 7 p m the retirement of Rodn ey RUTLAND - Wor sh1p 9 15 am , Churc h Sc hool 10 a m Marhoover. UMYF 7 p m An nouncemen t was rna de SALEM CENTER WednesdaybyCharlesKnotts, Wors~'P 9 a m Chur ch area 4--H supervasor . Sc hoo l 10 am , UMYF Thurs day 7 p m Vollborn , 28, IS married to SYRACUSE CLUSTER the former Sue Riegel , and Rev Richard E. Ja rv iS ASBURY Wor ship 11 has one daughter, Bryna , age a m Churc h Sc ho o l 9 so four montbs They reside in a m • wscs, l si Tu esday FOREST RUN - WOrShiP 9 Bloomfield Township . H e wa s • 0 a m Church School 10 a m , raised on a general livestock w sc s, 1rd Wedn esday 7 30 pm farm in Gallia County near MINERSVILLE - Worshrp Rio Grande, where he at· ED VOLLBORN 10 a m , Chur ch School 9 a m , WSCS 3r d M onday , 7 30 p m tended Gallia AcademyH1gh SYRACUSE Chur ch School , Gallipolis. Associahon for tw o year s He School. 9 30 • m · worsh1 p se r v 1ce . 7 30 p m The new Agricultural Agen t served a s a member of the SOUTHERN CLUSTER attended RID Grande College 0 V . A T A E xecutive Rev. Sleven W•lson Re v Howard Sh1veley He recei ved h1s B a chelor of Committee from 1972 t o 1974. BETHANY 1 Dorcas) SciencedegreeinAgricultural He 'holds membership In Wor sh ip, 9 JO am Chur ch Sc hool 10 30 a m Education at The OhiO State subordmat e Grange andFann CARMEL Wor sh 1p, 11 University m 1969. Bureau am • l st an d Jrd Sun da ys Chur ch School TO am During the past five years , ' APPLE GROVE - sund ay Vollborn has served as School 9 30 • m wo r sh rp f1rs t and l h1r d Sunday s, 7 30 Vocati,onal Agncuitur e In· Pm • pr aye r meelrng Wedne sday , 7 30 P' m t th Ad tr tor d s Uc an VISOr 0 e By PHIL PASTORET F el low ship s'!rpp er , forSI the Serritonette Ed Vollborn named Jackson County agent • - --::::--:-=-=-=,.-- - 8 AA8 S F .F .A . in the JackSon City , School system. In this pos!I!On If you r e a g1fted person, he has trained five " Gold " better sta r t wondenng why Parliamentary P r oc edure they' re g!Vmg you thmgs 1'he first sprIng c Ieaa I ng is teams, three f1rst place I ~ ' District Soil Judgmg teams, dOne by the IRS. seven state FFA degr ee · and th wmners , nwnerous o er district, state, and fair win· n~rs. ' Vollbom was active m 4-H and F .F .A . while m h1gh school. He Is .a member of the 19'75 1s gomg to be a pr omis· Ohio VQCational Agriculture mg year - we'll be promismg Teachers AsSociation and has to pay our b11is, our mortgage , ~erved as Chainnan of the our JUSt like m '74 • Plalricl 14 Alriculture Vocational A m an who collecll bills is Teachers known as a loan ra. .er. Sal urday 6 p m u M w se cond Tuesda y 7 JO p m sc~:C2 9L~oT~R,i .- w~~~~ ~aP~ second and fo urth Sundays, 7 30 P m , prayer m eet •n o, Wednesday , 7 JO p m . ~ /: w . firs t Wed nesda y, 1 30 WESLEYAN IRaclnel Sunday scho o l. 10 a m worshrp , 11 am , B 1bl e stud y, l'hursday , 7 p m . ch o or pra ct ice, Th ursd ay , 8 p m Fe l low sH ip supper f~rs t W e dnes~ay . 6 30 p m , U M W fo urth Mon day , 8p m GREAT BEND- Wor ShiP 11 a m , 2nd and 4th Sundays . Church Sch ool, 10 a rn LETART FALLS Wor sh1p , 10 am , Chur ch schooL 9 am B1bl e stud y , 7 30 p m every Tuesday "' MORNING STAR ~ War sh 1p 9 30 am Chur c h School 10 30a m , M1!j Week Serv lt'e, I, ~T U P P E R S P LA I fll S CHRI ST IAN CHURCH E ugene Und erwo od pa51or ~l ow ar ct. Ca ldwell , J , su'nd ay School Sup t Sun day ScllOOI , 9 10 am , Mor ntn g Sermo n. 10 JO am Sunday ~v e n mg n m serv •ce 7 p m SUTTON Worsh iP 11 I .. E TART FAL L S UNITED am 2nd and 4t h Sun days BRETHREN Rev Chu r cll SchOO l 10 am Fr eela n d Norr 1s, pas tor . NORTHEAST CLUSTER Floyd Norr1s supt Sun d ay Rev Rob ert M eec e sc hool 9 30 a m morn mg • Rev St anley B r andum se rmo n 10 30 a m , Pr aye r JOPP A - Wo r sh •P 10 a m se r v 1ce We dn es da y, 7' 30 p m (!l ur ch School 9 a m , Prayer CHESHIRE CHURCH 0~ Meet 1n g Wedn esd ay a P m GOD OF PRO P H'EC Y - G P LONG BOTTOM - Church Sm 1th , pa stor Sun day SchooL serv •ces 9 a m Sun da y 10 a m , A rthu r Henson , Sc hoo l 9 45 a m B1b le St udy SI.J p t , M orn mg Worsh •P l1 ever y Thur sday , 7 30 p m am Yotl ng Peopl es se r v1ce NORTH B E TH E L 7p m Even 1ng ser v1ce 7 30 Wo r Sh i P 1 1 a m Chu r ch p m Wednesda y M 1d Week Sc hool 10 am Pr ayer Serv1ce , 7 30 p m , ALFR E D - SI.Jn day sc hool , Youth mee t1ng 6 30 p m 9 45 a m each Su nd ay Evenm g worsh 1p , 7 30 P. m pr eac ll lng at 11 a m ea ch CHESTE R CRURCH 1 0F Sund ay Pr ayer meet mg 1 45 THE NAZAREN E Rev P m Wedn esday W SCS, a Her be r t Gr at e pas t or p m on th1 r d T uesd ay each Wor sh •P ser v1ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunda y Sun day mon th R.EED SVILLE SI.Jnday Sc hQO I. 9 30 a m Ric ha r d sc ho ol 'f' 30 a m , pr eachmg , Barton , su pt Pray er m eetmg 7 30 p m Sund ay pra yer We dn esday , 7 30 p m m eet1n g, 1 30 P m T I.JeSday 1 BRADFORD CHURCH OF WSCS 7 30 f1rst Th ursda y CHRIST Clifford Sm 1th . eac h mon tll mm 1ster SI.Jnda y Sc hool 9 30 SILVER RIDGE - Worsh p a m , m or nmg churc h 10 30 10 a m , Church Sc h ool 9 am a m , Sund ay ev enm g se r v 1ce TUPPER S PLAINS l 30 p m We-dnesda y se r v 1ce Wor sh• P 9 a 1m Ch ur ch 8 p m Sc hool l Oa m LAUREL C-LIFF FREE KENO CHURCH OF METHODIST - Rev F loyd F CHRI ST - Georg e F r eder• ck, Shook , pa stor . Ll oyd Wnght. sup t Ser v ce wee kly , 9 30 Sund ay school sup ! sun d ay am on Sund ay Pre ach •ng sc hoo ), 9 30 a m Mornm g h rst and th1 r d Sundeys of wor sh•P 10 30 a m eventn g m onth by Cl ifford Sm1 th 9 30 wor sh i p, 1 30 p m We d am nes d a y , Chr 1sl!an Yoi.Jth HOBSON CHRISTIAN Crusade 6 30 p m Cho •r UNION Darrell Doddrlll , pract 1ce, Thursda y 7 p m pastor Sun d ay School , 9 30 DEXTER C~URCH OF a m Leonard G11more f1r st CHRIST - Ch arl es RI.Jssell. elder ev enm g se r v 1ce. 7 30 Sr m• n •st er Norm an C WJ/1 p m We dn es d a y pr aye r sup t · Sund ay scll oo l, 9 JO m ee t1ng 7 30 P m a m , wor sh1p ser v•ce, 10 30 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF a m , Bib le stud y Tu es da y, GOD - Ra c •n e Rout e 2 Th e 7 30 p m Rev Char les Hand pa st or REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHR I ST OF Sund ay scll ool , 9 45 am mor nmg worSh ip , 11 am LATTER DAY SAINTS Even 1ng ser v tces Tu esday Po rt l and Ra c m e Road and Fr1d av 7 30 om Wil liam Roi.J Sh p astor Denny BEARWALLOW RIDGE Evan s , Sunday Sc hOOl CHURCH OF CHRI ST- B1b ]e D1re ctoi- SI.Jnd ay Sc ho ol. 9 30 Study, 9 30 a m mo r nmg a m , Morn1ng wor sh ip 10 30 worsh p 10 30 a m , ev enm g a m , Sunday even 1ng serv tce wor sh iP 6 30 p m Wednesd ay 7 p m Wednesday even.ng B1b le Study , 7 30 P m prayer ser v1ces, 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Lon g Bottom , Sund a y Sc hoo l, Rev Earl Shul er , pa stor 10 am With Willa r d Ptgoll . Wor sh•P serv•ce , 9 30 am supt Evange l! st •c message Sunda y sc hoo l 10 30 a m eacll Sunday evenmg , 7 30 by Sunday ev en1ng serv1ces 7 Eld er Ru ssell Clm e, m 1n1 ster p m B 1bl e st udy and pra yer of the Apo stol 1c F a1 t h B1b le se rv 1ce Thu rs day 7 30 p m Slud y, Wedne sda y , 7 30 P m CARLETON CHURCH STIVERSVILLE COM K mgsbu r y Road Sunday MUNITY CHURCH - SI.Jndav Schoo l 9 3Ga m Ralph Carl sch oo l se rv•ce 10 a m supt WorSh iP ser v 1ce, 10 30 Pra yer m eetin g, Thi.Jr sday, 7 am and 7 30 p m alter p m Sunday even tng serv 1ce, nat el y Pr a yer m eetmg 7 ~~~ N CHURCH OF CHRIST Wedn esday7 30p m Rev Jay Stiles pastor Pomero y Harr •sonv ll le L o N G B o T T o M Road M1ke G1r ton, pastor CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Stev en Sta nley, Sunda'/ sch ool Wyatt ' pa stor SI.Jnday Schoo l sup t Su nday sc hool , 9 30 sup t Rona ld Os borne B1bl e am morn mg w? r sh•P and Sc hool 9 30 am ' preaclllng commun •on , 10 30 am lOd S am E v enmg ser v •c es Sund ay e ven 1ng yo i.J tll 7 30 p m Chnst1an endeavo r, 6 30pm HYSELL RUN FREE worSilip serv 1ce, 7 30 P m METHODIST CHURCH p 1 N Wednesd ay ev entng pr ayer R m eet 1n g and Btb le sti.Jdy 7 30 ev a i.J ev 111e , pasto r Pm Su n day Sc hoo l 9 30 a m ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mornmg serv ,ce , 10 30 a m CHURGH Pme Grove Th e yo utll se r v 1ce 6 45 p m E vang elt st 1c serv ce 7 30 p m Rev William M •dd leswartll Pa stor Ch i.J r ch Servi ces 9 30 Pra yer m ee tmg , Thursd ay .. 7 30 p m am SI.J nday School 10 30a m FREE OOM GOSpEL 1 BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bibl e Sc hool , 9 30 ~ISSION at Bald Knob Rev am mornmg wor-ship 10 30 J Gnff1th , supt of church Rev L R GIU esencamp am • Sun day ev en.ng worsh•P pastor Ro ger Wlllfr ed sr servt ce 7 p m , cho•r pra ct• ce 5 ' I.Jnda y Sch ool ~upt Sund ay Wedne sday 7 p m Rev Jeff school. 9 30 a m , praye r Ranson , Pa stor ANTIQUITY BAPTIST _ meetmg , TI.JeSd&y 7 30 p m Rev Freeland Norr•s , P.a stor yout h meetmg 6 P m Sunday • su nd ay school 10 am . lead er s Ada Van M et er and Chur ch send ee. 7 p m ' Gre ft a Sutt le SI.Jnday ev en1ng Wednesday B 1bl e stud y 7 worsh•P · 7 P m t hrough Pm ' w1nter month s RACINE CHURCH OF THE MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETH . NAZARENE- Rev Wil l1am REN IN CHRIST _ Rober I Bar tho lomew , pastor Sunday Shook pa stor sundau sch 1 schooL 9 30 a m , Gera l d ' , oo Well s su pt mor n mg wor . 9 30 am Russell Spen cer sh 1p 10 30 am Wedne sday supt • wor Sh iP serv 1ce, 10 45 serv 1ce 7 P m am , ev enmg worsh 1p RACI,NE FIRST BAPTIST alt er nat mg With C E at 7 30 - Walt er P B1ka cs an past or P m on Sunday Praye r R Sal s d ' h meetm g, 7 30 p m W ed on n1e ser . un ay sc oo 1 nesday Alfred Wo lf 1 su pt Sunday schoo L 9 30 leader e. ay am , mor nmg worsh1p , 10 40 , Sund aye v en 1ng worsh 1p, 7 30 WHITES CHAPEL . Wedn e.s day even •ng B •ble Coo l v i ll e RD Re v Ro y st udy 7 30 Deeter , pa stor Sunday sch ool DANVILLE WESLEYAN_ 9 30 a m , worS hiP ser v1ce Re v Lelon Glasure , pastor 10 30 a m B•ble study and svnd ay School JO am pr a yer serv1c e. Wednesd ay ' 9 7 30 p m youth and JUnior yout h ser RUTLAND VI Ce, 6 dS p m ev en ing "'lfUlLAND CHURCH OF wors h•P 7 30 p m prayer and pra1 se, Wednesday 7 30 CHRIST Rod Ka s ler Pm ' pastor V H Braley , Sunda Y '' S1LV E R RUN FREE school supt Sunday SC hOOl BAPT I ST- Re v Ra lph Dea n, 9 30 am worSh ip servic e pastor sunday School 10 and commun•on 10 30 am am , Le on Mil l er, supt youthmeet 1ng , 6pm sunda y Ev en ing ser v ic e, 7 30 p m ev en1ng ser v1c e, 7 r egul ar Prayer meetm g Thur sday, board meetmg , th1rd Satur 7 30 p m day 7 p m CHESTER CHURCH O F RUTLAND COMMUNIT Y GOO Rev Dan Ayers CHURCH -S unday Sch oo I p astor s unday school , 9 3Q 9 30 am , Wor sh 1p ser v ce, 11 am , worsh 1p serv 1c e 11 am Wedn easd y prayer a m even mg ser v•ce 7 30 meetmg 7 30 P m Sunday youth serv 1c e Wednesday n 1ght worsh 1p, 7 30 p m ' ' RUTLAND CHURCH OF 7 30 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN THE NAZARENE Rev CHURCH T ed Jones L loyd D Gr1mm , Jr , pa stor pa stor Sunda y school , 9 30 Sunday schoo l, 9 30 am , a m Roy s 1gman supt '"\wor sh •P servtce, 10 30 a m mo r n m g w or sh i p ,' 10 30 broadca st 11v,e o,ver WMP O, Sund ay ev enmg s._erv 1c e, 7 30 , young peop le s serv •ce 6 45 m 1d w eek serv i c e . Wed evangei 1St1c serv1 ce, 7 30 p m ne sday , 7 30 P m Prayer meet •ng , Wednesday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 7 30 P m , M1SS1onary THE NAZARENE - R ev meetmg , 7 30 p m fir St Howard c Bl ack, pa stor Bob Wednesday of mo n th Moor e Sund a y School Supt , MASON COUNTY Sunday School. classes for all THE HILAND CHAPEL, a ges 9 30 a m , morn 1ng Georg e Casto pastor Sunday wor sll 1p 10 45 , NY P S Sunday, School . 9 30 am , even 1ng 6 30 p m evange liStiC ser wors h •P· 7 30 Thur sd a y v 1ce. Sun da y, 7 30 p m M id ~v~n . n g prayer ser v 1ce. 7 30 w eek pra yer meettn g, Wed MASON FIRST BAPTIST nesd ay, 7 30 p m M 1SS 1onary s d d p s meet 1n g, second Wedn esday , econ an om eroy ts, 7 30 p m St an Cra 1g . pastor Sunday UNITED FAITH NON· school 9 d5 am , worsh 1p DENOMINATIONAL - Re v serVICe 11 am tralnmg Rob ert Sm •th , pa st or s unday unmn , 6 30 P m , even 1ng sch ool. 9 30 a m cl a ss wor sh1p serv 1ce, 7 30 ~ m l ead er. L eo Hi l l wor sh ip N11d wee k pray er serv •ce, church Wedne sda y, 7 30 p m serv1ce 10 30 am 7 30 p m ' ' MASON •CHURCH OF E 0 E N. U N 1 T E D CHRIST, P 0 Box dB7, Md l er BRETHREN IN CHURIST- St Mason , W Va Sunday .. E l den R B la k e pastor B•ble Study 10 am , Worship Sunday School lo a m ll a m and 7 p m Bible Stud y How ard Mc Co y , supt : Wedn es day 7 P m ' Voc al M ornmg se rmon , 11 am , mu sic Sunda y n igh t serv 1ces FIRST SOUTHERN Ch r 1st 1 an End ea vor 7 30 BAPTIST - Corner of Second p m son g serv 1ce a' p m and Anderson , Mason Pa stor . Preachmg 8 30 p Mid, Walter ~ loud Sunday school . Wee k Pra y er rnee t ing 9 45 am • worsh ip serv1ce , 11 We dnesday , 7 p m , RaY a m and 7 30 p m Week l y Adams. la y leader B1ble study , Wedn esday, 1 JO CHURCH OF JESUS P m CHRIST l o c ated at MASON ASSEMBLY OF Rut land on New L tma Road, GOD- Second St • Ma son W next to For est Acre Park. Va Chester Tennan t. pa stor Rev Ray Rouse pastor SUnclay School, 10 a m Rob ert Musser , Sunday Sch ooi morn.ng worsh 1p 11 am supt sunday school. IO 30 evangelist ic servtce, 7 30 p m am worship 7 30 p m Bible Bible study and prayer ser v1 ce. Wednesday , 7 30 p m st ud y Wednesday 7 30 P m • Phone 773 51 33 ' ' Satu rda y n1g ht prayer ser HARTFORD CHURCH OF v~ee , 7 10 p m HEM L 0 C K GROVE CHJ:l:IST 1n Chn st •an Un ion CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson The Rev W1ll 1am Campbell , pastor Ra y Whaley , supt ; pastor Sunda y Sc hool, 9 30 M ornmg worShip 9 30 am ~~~m · James Hughes sup t , Church sc hool , '10 30' am ;·' eventng serv1 ce, 7 30 p m . yo ung p eople 's m eetm g, 6' 30 Wednesday ev ening prayer • P m , even1ng wo r sh ip. 7 30 m eetmg 7 30 P m Yo uth p m B•ble Study , Wednesday, prayer ser111ce each Tue sday 730 m FAIRVIEW BIBLE P CHURCH, Letart , w va , Rt MT UNION BAPTIST - 1. R e"4 Georg e Hoschar , . Ce c; d Co )(, pastor pastor Sunday ' School 9 30 Re v Su nd a y Sc hool supt , Joe am Prayer and Bible study Sayr e Sunday school. 9 45 7 JO p m Cottage Prayer a m Sunda y e ven1ng wor Serv1c e T uesday , 10 am Stnp , 1 30 Wedn esday pray:er Wor ship Se r v ice, i hursda y an d B1 ble stud y, 7 30 p m 1 30 p m Wedn esday , 8 P m M OR SE C HA PE L Wo rsh •fl 11 am l st and Jr d S un da ~ !.o Chi.Jr ch Schoo l ! 10 a rp • PO R T LAND Wo r st11 p ~ 10 p m Chu r ch Schoo l 9 30 I t _ _ , _.._._. _._.,_, _.._..._..._._•._,..__....... [p)~(Q]~[fj] (Q]~ ~lrn® [fi)©~® (Q)[fj] )f©lUJ[f ~(Q](g@ . That's the way Grandma described things that were absolutely clear. Religion was one of t hese! Of course, she knew that theologians debate certain subjects. She sometimes lamented the fact the re were so many denominations - which in her day weren't cooperating as they are now. And Granny was fully aware that a few mdividuals Claim to be atheists or agnostics. But the idea that G od created us loves us seeks us saves us. To Granny that was plain as the nose on yp~;~r face. As Granny often added: Even a child knows that! Every Sunday millions of them are proving her right. .,. FRIQAY, M A Y 2, 1975 5 30 6 6 L 7 1 8 CAP!' AIN EASY <S OME RICH \?oiD DV NAM ED VAN PE W WA~ TS TO LAY A F ORTU~I: 0~ U7 ! KI NDLY LET ME DO AlL TH E TALK I ~ G-o SWAM I ~ TWO WO~OS FROM YOU COUL D COST U5 MILLIONI>! I'M ? END I~G MV t HAUFFEUR: T O PICK UP GURU BAE!OO! . VER Y WEL L • AU"'T ETHEL SERfA ... L TRUS T ~OU KNOW WHAT YOU 'RE DOIN6! 8 a<A'{ I lJli:N, I AA 'THE STPA\UBEJ<RV ~~ES IN '«JUR~F ~~. Pass 2• Pass Pass Pass Pass 4"' ®lJRr@~ I • 3. P.lSS The b1ddmg has been . .. "Ht1M~ by THOMAS.JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN - . M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER • Mlddlepo;M GASOUNE ALLEY But. I run Grab ih' out o' ladder' Middleport, Ohio . rope, so's 40u ktn boost ALL WEAiHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS Bul ck.Pontlac.Opei·G.M. C. Dealer 500 E . Mam St Ph 992-2174 ·- 1 Ness I Deep pink 5 Medico 2 Unaided II Earthenware 3 Freelance Jar ( 4 wd<!.) 12 Asl8tic 4 - shell wild sheep 5 Come to 13 Bellow pass, 14 Entreated 6 Boo-boo 15 At aU 7 Moslem 16 Philippme off1c18l volcano 8 Proffer 17 Friend ( Fr ) ( 4 wd<! ) Cordovan, 9 Factor e.g. 10 Bridle path 20 Countdown activ1ty nwnber 16 Tar's 21 Diving bU'd greeting 22 - of 19 Lacquered Solomon metalware 23 Herb 24 Bombast Minor Repairs & Tune-up Middleport Beech & Locust Ph. 992 2366 ' ' GOEGLEIN READY MIX D•al992 3284 !NEWSPAPER EN TERPRISE o\SSN l Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va . ' . C•ly Sta t1on New York NY 10019 INGLES ASHlAND SERVICE The Stor e with A Hearl Phone .949·3342 Racine book to Wm a1 Bndge (clo th•s newspaper) P 0 Box 489, Rad1o HEINERS BAKERY RACINE FOOD MARKET 337 N 2nd Middleport meup 1 Ph 992·2550 - ROSEBERRY'S SERVItE ST~TION . Ra cine BETSY ROSS BAKERY Ph 949·9591 27 Viva Manolete! . " SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT ~----~~------------~~~~~----~----~--~----~31H~ay Middleport, Oh io . 296W Second l'omeroy . THE DAILY SENTINEL . . . c . "t,.:.. WAID CROSS SONS STORE . • ·. PH 99 2 5081 I . :· . • . . - ' J' NBS I . Church and Office SuppJies .Gifts 99 Mill St . ' Middleport K '' NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Korm'a Kornl"' 1 Korn'lltWli!lll'l. ,·:;,: . . .' Pomeroy . . . '' ~% . 'i'~ ' A FISHIN'--IT SHOR6; l IS GOOD HAVIN' ~­ SOMEBODY TO CHAT WJF-- EWACJS WKYYCM NSWGSWAQ JEWG KWG NC BKV A C WNYKAN VCHY NBS N SJ- ISY . - ZKWS KHVNSW Yesterday's Cryploquote : NEVER LET YOUR SCHOOLING INTERFERE WITH YOUR EDUCATION. - LEONARD L. LEVINSON CC)l9a Kino F•~wot S>ndl<ote, Inc l AN' TATER AN ' O~ BIJllET ALL GONE OFF FLOAT . ' D S. y Q ~ WIF PAW AN'JUGHAID Furniture and Hardware Homellte Sliwa Chesler Ph . 985·3308 HAS GmJE TQ .TU.II" FOR~S '(00 DON'T LOOK FE~OC!Ol!S FER ENOU6H WHEN I{OU PiTCH A WEEK '{OU HAVE TO LOOK NA5TI' CHARLIE BROWN! "'!I ,. l I! fl .(:.r ~ t(•~,~1 / ' :I <1 .. ' ' it: CRYPTOQUOTES K :. how to wor k AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply standa for another In this •ample A It used for the, three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, ap01trophes, the length and formahon of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different . 1 . RIDENOUR SUPPLY MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE II . ' ,_...__,_.....~_.._....__ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's IF C51?EGOIN KONTOS IS BEHI ND All-lENA FASHIONS.L PERHAPS I CAN FI<.:>URE OUT A WAY OF BEATING HIMATHIS OWN !>"~~-... GAME I ~ - . ' ®I STILL DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY YOU'RE GOING OUT WIT11'1141 S KONTO::l GUY IF YOU DON'T li KE HIM Attend the Church of Your Choice Pomeroy Ph. 992·3>498 .. Pomeroy 40 Raison d' - 1 __/ ... TAURUS (April 20·Moy 20) You re muc h m tune at thiS t1me w1th persons of Influence A good d ay to press tor a favor 1f you need one item .·· BEN FRANKLIN STORE ..· The.flnest In Mobile Homes Ph . 992 •703.4 1100 E.Maln Pomeroy N&N SPORT SHOP . • . , For Saturday, Moy 3, 1975 ARIES (March 21·AJ>rll IV) Th1s w1!1 be a very pleasant day tor you soc1ally You II be es· pec1ally noted and adm ired by members of the oppos1te sex Measure of prmted matter 36 Surgeon Walter 39 Carpenter's .· . .. "The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio ·. KINGSBURY HOME SALES • ' & SERVICE, INC. 100 E Ma in . .• -' PoWElL'S sUPER VALU ' Grocer ies & General Merchandlso Ph.,949·5772 Racine m, ' much more popular than you th1nk 37 I Nationwide Insurance Co . of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave. Pom~roy :', . ., Dla l 992-~ 318 Devoted To the Interest "'.. •I P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Of The Meigs-Mason Area Candie Eat away OffensiVe Pr10r to (pref.) 33 34 F1t for fa mung 36 Gourd .. TWO LOCATIONS ' 5'1 N Second Sl Middleport, 0. 46 Court S,l. Gallipolis, 0. . Ph. 992 3863 29 30 35 36 frUit DUDLEY'S THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 24 By - (by memory) %5 Once and ( 2 wd<!.) ~:Ote \ t) . Melas Countv Branch 26 ProfessiOnal life 28 Battle of the - 32 English YOKUM~!- We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992 ·2955 Pomeroy Chester, Ohio AHILL SAY YO' IS !!- AH IS UNBEARABl-E - SWISHER & LOHSE' PHARMACY GAULS MARKET 22 Ram's garb 23 Qullline con'trols 1t 6 Olf-Sunn se Se m ester 10 6 Jlf-Fun For Everyone 6, TV Cla ssroom g; World Around Us 10, Alm anac 13 7 OQ-Salurday R eport 3, Aware 6. Treehouse Club 8,1 0. Kent uck y Afield 13. 7 31f-Jabberw ocky 3, Farm Fronl 4, Man From COS I 10, T ennessee Tuxedo 13, Sesame Sl 20 8 OQ-Addam s Family 3,4,15, Yog1's Gang 13, Jab berwocky 6, My Favonte Martians 8, Popey~ 10. a 31f-Wheeile & the Chopper Bunch 3,4,15, Bugs Bunny 13 . Speedracer 6, Speed Buggy 8, Mister Rogers ' Neighborhood 20 9 oo-Emergency Plus 4 9 Olf- Emergency Plus 4 3,4,15, Hong Kong Phooey 6,1 3. Sesame St 8,1 0,20 9 31f-Run Joe..R un 3,4, 15, Adventure s ol Gilligan 13, Big Blue Marble 6, P eb~les & Bamm Bamm 8,10 10 oo-Land of the Lost 3,4,15, Devlin 6, 13; Scooby Doo, Where Are You 8,10; E lee Co 20 10 31f-Sigmund & th e Sea Monsters 3,4,15, Lassie' s Rescue Rangers 6, 13, Shazam 8, 10, Sesame ST 20. 11 oo-Reg1onal Band Festival 3. Super Friends 6, 13. P1nk Panther 4,1 S, Valley of the Dinosaurs~10 . 11 31f-Star Trek 4,15, Hudson Brothers Razzle ,10; Zoom 20 12 oo-These Are The Days 6, 13, Jetsons 4, 15, arlem Globetrotlters Popcorn Machine 8,10. Mister Rogers 20 12 31f-Amencan Bandstand 6,13, Go 4, 15, Pal Albert 8,1 0 1 Olf-Soul Train 3, World of the Sea 4, Children's F ilm Festival B.10, B1g T 1me Wrestling 15. Silent Years 31 31f-F •shm' Hole4 , Soul Tra 1n 6, Other People, Other Places 13 2 oo-Ba seball Warm Up 3,4,15; Gatornationals Drag Racmg 10. B1ll Dance Outdoors Shpw 13 2 15--Baseball 3,4,15 2 31f-F !Sherman 6, Fish in ' Hole 8; Harold Ensley Sportsman's Friend 13; To Be Announced 33 3 oo-Mmialure Golf 6, NBA Play Off 8,10, Celebrity Bowling 13, To Be Announced 33 3 JO-Other People. Other Places 6, Talk to C1ty Hall 13 4 oo-W1de World of Sports 6,13 , Ma k ing Things Grow 33 4 30--- L et ' s Grow a Garden 33 5 oo-Bonan za 3, Kentucky Derby 13, Bonanza 4, Out doors w1lh Ken Callaway 15. The Romagnolls' T able 33 1 s 3o-News 8, Death Vall ey Days 10; To Be Announced 15, Course of Our Tim es 33 6 oo-N ew s 3,4, 10, W 1de World of Sports ~.13 ; Lawren ce Welk 8, God Has t he Answer 15, Calch·33 33 6 31f-NBC News 3,4,1 5. Reasoner Report 13, News 6; CBS News 10. Zoom 33 , 7 oo-Ciose to You 3, Lawrence We lk 4, 15. Hee Haw 6,8; $25,000 Pyram1d 10, Newsmaker '75 13, World Press 33 7 31f-Anlmal Wor ld 10 Call II Macaroni 13. 8 oo-Movle " Nevada Smith " 3,4,15: Movie ~' The Good, the Bad and the Ugly", 6,13. All In the Family 8, 10. Book Beat 33 B 31f-The Jeffersons a, 10; Biography 33 9 oo-Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10; Theater 1n Am eroca 33 9 31f-Mov le "A Matter of W1f e and Death" 3,4,15 , Bob Newhart 8,10 10 Olf-Carol Burnell 8, 10 10 31f-To Be Announced 33 . 11 oo-News 3,4.8. 10,13, ABC News 6, Don Kirshner' s Rock Concert 15 11 15--Mov le " Godzlila" 6 11 31f-Movle " Send Me No Flowers" 3. Mov1e " Saratoga Trunk" 4; Mov 1e " Walk on the Wild S1de" 8, Woody Hayes 10. Mov1e " II Came from Outer Space" 13. 12 oo-Movte "Witches Mounta1n " 10 1 oo-Don K~rshner ' s Ro.:k Concert 6; Movie " She· Wolf of London" 13 2 oo-Mov ie " Send Me No Flowers" 4; Mov ie " The Fall of the Roman Emp 1re " 10 2 31f-ABC New s 19 4 oo-Mov•e "H 1gh Hell " 10 4 31f-Movle " How I Spent My Summer Vacation" 4 J;;-+-+- 28 Shll"t fabric - MARK V STORE Louis W. Osborne Ph. 992 2178 220 E Main Pomeroy Yesterday'<JoAoswer Temple Center Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Middleport Ph 992 3030 I South Send $1 lo r JACOBY MODERN YEAH ! PLUG IN 111 1 J:I'JWER , TENNILL ! - East North TODA ¥ 'S QUESTION I nstea d o f r es pondin g one not rump your partner has JUmped t o three spades over you r one spade Wha t do you do now '~ Witli the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business f 1rms and organizations whose names appear below. Pomeroy Wes t 2 I II Pass 1 N T Pass 2A Pass 2• Pa ss .-, You South hold •KQ98 5 . & 2 4oA98 7 \It hat do you do1now? ' A - B1d three d•amond s Your partner has shown a wea ka sh hand w1th dmmonds, but your hand rn a ~ be JUSt what he needs ORPHAN ANNIE Sunday Monda y Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Jo hn Acts Revelation Ezek1el lsamh H ebrews Revelation 12:1-4 21 : 1-4 14:15· 19 8 4·8 21 ·9·12 37:1).)4 52 7·9 Dlal992·2101 .- r uffed that fi r st l ow club w1th NORTH IDI 2 dummy s km g of trumps Later ,. K 7 on he would ruff the last one • A 10 8 6 3 -. oth tha t seven spot East could t K 654 overru ff or not but South would 4o A 8 Still m ake h1s cont r act WEST EAST ~ s a m a tter o f elega nce, • • J 54 3 2 Sou th should cash dummy s ace • Q 9S4 2 • K7 ol hea rts before play mg clubs t Q J 10 t A 97 2 Then when h e c ame back to hos • Q 10 6 5 2 4o J 3. .hand by rufhng a hear t he SOUTH ' should ruff w1 th h1 s ace of • A Q 10 9 B6 trump s All tho s elegance would • J be unnecessar y th e way th e t 83 cards lay but South would be "'K 9 7 4 guard1n g a gamst a poss1 bl e hearl overruff m c ase West held Both \ ulnerable JUSt one hea rt and the Jac k o! trump s We st North East South ;:==""""'== L =I T = T-::: L_E-, 0 R PH AN 700 E Ma1n 2 Jo-Star T re k 4 3 3G-M ov•e "Copacabana Palace" 4 ' 5 31f-Mov •e ' A Bul let for the Gener al " 4 Don't send boy to do man's job Opemng lead - Q • MEIGS TIRE CENTER " The Wre c k 1ng Cre w" 8, M asterpiece Theatre 20; Mov1e "Light m th e P1a zza" 10, Consumer Survival K1 t 33 9 31f-Odd Couple 6 13, AsSignment Am en ca 33 10 Olf-Po il ce W oman 3,4 Get Chn stl e Love 6,1 3. Paul Nuc h•m s 33 10 11f-To Be A nnoun ced 15 11 OQ-News 3,4,6,8,10, 13, 15, ABC N ew s 33 11 31f-Johnny Ca rson 3,<,15, W1de World Speclal6, 13. . M ov 1e " The Dar mg Doberm ans" B. Movie " F1 ve Milli on Ye ar s t o Earth" 10, Jan ak • 33 1 OQ-M1dn1 ght Spec 1al 1,<,15, Mov1e " The lpcr ess F 1l e" 6, M ov 1e ' The Deadly Hunt" 10, News 13 SATURDAY,MAY3,197S Pass . •._.._...._ Week 20.33 , Salute lo Olivia De Havilland 10. 20 Get Sm ar l 15, E lec Co 33 00- News 3.<.8. 10 13,15. A BC New s 6, E lec Co 20 Pe r Sonalit y & Behavioral Development 33 31f-NB C News 3,4 15, AB C News 13 Bewitched 6 CBS N ews 8 10. Zoom 20 . · OD-- Truth or Cons 3,4 Bowhng tor Do l lar s 6, W C H S~ Spec 1a l Reports WCH S SpeCial Reports A 1 w•··• 111PI 'II~ . ,.·1 News 10, Jim my Dean l3,• I vSpy 1a •on 15 30 Porter Wagoner 3 Pop Goes th e Countr y d, New Candid Ca mer a 6. Pop Goes the Country a, Blac k Per sp ectiv e on the New s 20,33, To Te ll t he Truth 13 Olf-San f ord & Son 3 <. N1ght Stal ker 6, 13, Basebal l 15 Comedy Spec 1al "Pop1" 8, Washmgton Week In Re v Jew 20 ,33, Ca ll It M acaroni 10 10- Ch• co & th e M an 3, 4 We' ll Get ~Y s. Wall Str eet I. ' { 9 00- Rocklord F1les 3,4, f'C ot L Ba,ltlmore 6, 13, Mov ie N ew ') 6, Beverly l··i f llbtl ltes B, HodQepodge Lodge WIN AT BRIDGE I I IJTI'LE _..-.~ -. ..- - ~~.-~~··--~"~~~,- Television~-Jog for ea~-;~i;;i;g i 'TE'U. (;N;C'( lHE TRIJrn, SOJ... ~ ~ Hg ~'T HIT 'K)(J~ . . May 2, 1975 .. ·--·~--~~~~~~~ 1 J GEMINI (May 21·June 20) That good news from _a di Stan ce you ve been ~awa 1 11ng IS on 1ts wa y Check you r- mailbox and slay near the phone CANCER (Juno 21·July 22) One who cares a great deal for you but wh o IS no t very demonstrative w111 agam do something mce for you today 1n her own qwet way LEO (July 23· Aug. 22) You II make a favora ble 1mpress•on upon a new acquaintanc e beca use of the co nsiderate method s you use 1n dealmg w1th them VIRGO (Aug. 23-Svept. 22) A recently well-done JOb w•ll not only g ive you a sense of ach1evemeht your: work w111 be not•ced and adnwed by others. too CIBRA (Sept. 23- 0ct. 23) You re likely to be •n great soc1al demand tqday You re I CAN'T ~TAND NOT ALL HERE L(l(J;(IN6 THE TIME. NA5T1' ALL THE TIME SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) A good day to make some lastminute calls to see 11 you can put togeth er a little dinner party tor a very select g roup of fnends SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your qu1ck w1t and sk tll as a mediator w111 avert an al1erca· lion between two fnends You'll have them chuckling over what caused th e tense sttu at1on CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 19) There should be enough fat left over 1n the weekly budget to enable you to obtam a small lu x u ry 1te m you ve l o ng wante d AQUARIUS (Jon. 20· Feb. 18) You won t be happy today un" less you break out of your shell A mght on the town or a soc1al gathenng Will keep you up PISCES (Feb. 20- Morch 20) Ther e s st1ll opportun1ty hover" mg about you from avenues you d least expect It could come as a 91ft from a loved one Your Birthday Your fmanc1al prospects for the commg year look very promlsmg Put a httle away each week so you can build a nest egg for yourself 1NEWSPAPbH ENTERPRISE t\SSN I . " -· " - " •• 6LVE 'EM THE 0 ..' • CHANGE OF FACE ! 0 •> d ~ ~ •" ; ... �. --- ' I F ri day, I D • Dally Sentmel, Middlepor t•Pomer oy, 0. , Friday, May 2, 1975 wo r shtp serv ice foll ow1ng at 3 IS p m O pen B•blc di SC USSIOn 7 30 p m at t ile ch ur c l"1 cac t1 Tllursday FIRST SOUTHERN BA PTIST 282 Mu l berry Ave , Pome r oy affll1al ed w1th S B C the R e v Bra dl ey Sp'en cer pastor T r oy Zw1 llm g Sun day schoo l su p t POM E ROY study Wednesday 7 p m Sun da y s'chool. 9 30 am POMEROY T RINITY cho 1r pr ac i1 Ce Wedn esday mor n 1n g worshi P 10 30, Re v w H Perrm p~s t or 8 30 p m ,, Sunday evang el iStic mee-t .n g , R oy M a ye r , Su n day sc hool POM E RO Y W ES L E YAN 7 30 p m Pr ayer meet 1ng , su pt Ch ur ch sc hool 9 15 H O LIN ESS CHURCH Wednesd a y 7 30 p m a m , worsh •P serv.ce , 10 24 Har r •son v ill e R ev O ' De l l MIDD L EPORT a m Youth cho •r rehearsa l Ma n le y Pastor . Hen r y Eb l m , foi\T MORIAH BAPTIST Monday , 3 30 p 1m un d e r Sunda y School Supt Sun da y Cor n er F ou r t h and M a.n , d Jr ec t10n o f Mary Sk• n ner Schoo l 9 30 a m Evenmg M 1dd! epo r L Rev Henr y Key , se n 1or cho•r rehearsa l. 7 30 wo r sh 1p 7 30 p m Prayer and Jr , pa stor Sund ay Sc hool , p m Thu r sday W1lh M r & Pau l Pra• se serv ce Thursday , 7 30 9 30 a m Mr s Erv •n Nease d 1r ec tor pm Ba umg ar dner , SI.J pt M orn .ng POM E ROY CHURCH OF SYR A C U SE FIRST worsh 1p, 10 45 a m THE NAZAREN E Corner CHURCH OF GOO Rev JEHOVAH ' S WITN E SSES Un 10n and Mu l berr y Re v . Geor gt! 0 1l er pa stor SI.J nd ay - Larr y Ca rn ah an p r es 1dtng Cl yde V Hender son , pas t or sc hoo l 9 45 a m mornmg m 1n 1sler Su nd ay , B1b lt4 Sunda y school 9 30 a m Gl en pr eac ll.n g 11 am lect i.Jre , 9 30 a m Wa t ctl"'· McC l ung . s up ! mor n tng evan gel st•c se rv 1ce 7 30 p m t o we r st ud y , 10 30 a m worst11 p 10 30 a l1l ev en1 ng Praye r meet .ng Th i.Jrsd a y Tuesd ay , B1b le stu dy , 7 30 serv1ce 7 30 m d we e k 7 30 p m T h ur sd a y mt nls try "p m se r v ce Wedn esday 7 30 p m P OM E RO Y W ES T SID E sch ool 7 30 p m ser v •ce GRACE EPIS COPAL - The CHUR CH OF CHRI ST , t OO W mee l! ng 8 30 p m Rev Harold De eth r eel er Ma1 n St J er r y P a ul MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Churc h serv•ces 10 30 a m m tn 1SIN ph on e 992 7666 OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN Ho l y commun.on f 1r st Sunday Conservat v e non UNION - L awr ence Ma n tey of mon th church sch ool 10 30 •nstrum ental S1Jnday war pastor Mr s Russe l! Young a m fo r nu r ser y t h r o u gh 12 sh 1p 10 a m B1b le study 11 Sunda y School Sup t Sund ay POMEROY CHURCH OF am wor sll •P 6 p m We d Scho o l 9 30 am Ev enm g CHRI ST - T er r ell Gronmg er n esday B1b te study 7 p m wors h 1p . 7 30 We dn es da y p as t o r B1b l e sch o o l 9 30 MIDW A Y COMMUNITY pra yer mee11ng, 7 30 p m CHURCH ( n on d e am wo r sh i p 10 30 a m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF La n gs adul t worsh•P serv• ce and nom 1n at1o n a l ), GOO - Ra c.n e Rout e 2, th e yo un g peo ple' s m eet .ng 7 30 v lie De xt er Roa d th e Rev Rev Jam es M M uncy p m Comb m ed 81b le st ud y Worl ey Ha ley pa stor Sun day pa stor Sunda y school, 9 45 Wed schoo l and prayer m ee1mg 10 am e v en1ng am , mornm g worship , 11 nesd ay . 7 30 p m Pra y. er a m evenmg wor sh 1p 7 30 wor sh•P 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARM Y m eet1ng Tuesday 7 30 p m , P r a yer m ee tin g T u esda y Envoy Ray W W•n 1ng of f 1cer you th g r oup Fnday 7 30 p m 7 30 p m , Young peopl e's •n ch ar ge Su nd a y 10 am RU T LAND FREEWILL meet mg, 7 30 p m Th ur sda y Hoi mess meet1 ng 10 30 am BAPTIST ' - Roge r Tu rner MIDDLEPORT FIRST Sun d ay Sc hoo l Y oung pasto r Su nd ay schoo l 10 BAPTI ST - Corf1 er S1xth and Peo p le ' s Leg •on 7 p m am Sunday evenm g serv 1ce Palm er the Rev C)eo- -y Thursday 1 to 3 p m Lad•es 7 30 Wedn esday B1b le sti.J dy Boyd pastor Dan ny Tho mp Home League . 7 p m Pr ep 7 JO p m so n, Sunda y sc hool supt c lasses OLD DEXTER BIBLE WMPO r ad o program 7 45 ST PAUL LUTH E RAN CHRISTIAN CHURCH - R ev a m Sund a y sc hoo l. 9 15 CHUR CH, Co rn er 0f Ron T erry pas tor Sunday am , morn 1ng wor sh1p , 10 15 Sy cam or e an d Second St s sc hoo l 10 a m , Mrs Worl ey a m Yo uth acf 1V1t 1es an d Pomeroy , The Rev W ll 1am F r an cs su p erm t end ent f etl ow sh•P for 1Un1or and M1 dd leswa r th Pas tor Sund ay Mo rnm g wor st11 p, 11 a m se n1o r h1gll stud en ts, 6 p m Sc hool a t 9 45 a m an d Sunday even mg serv1 ce 7 30 Sund ay Ev enmg WorS hiP at Ch urc h Serv1c es 11 a m GRAHAM UNITED 7 30 Mtd week pra yer ser SACRED HEART Re v METHODI ST Preach n g v1ce , Wedne sd ay , 7 30 p m F a ther P au l D We l ton 9 30 a m f .r st and secon d CHURCH OF CHRIST , p a st or Pho n e 99 2 28 25 Sund ays of each mont h , t h 1rd M ddleport Sth and M am Sat urd ay even mg Mass 7 30 and four th Su nd ays eacll George Gla ze, m1n 1Ster , Sund ay Mass 8 and 10 am month worShiP se r v1c e at 7 30 J am es Sheet s, sup er 1n Confess •on , Satur day 7 7 30 p m Wednesd ay eve nmg s at te nctent B1bl e sc hool 9 30 pm 7 30 Praye r an d B1bl e St ud y a m , mornm g wor sh1p . 10 30 POMEROY FIRST BAP· SEVENTH DAY AD a m , ev en mg worSh iP 7 30 TIST - Robert Kuhn pastor VENTI ST M u lb err y pra yer ser v •ce, 7 p m We d W 1111a m W at son , Su n day H e1ghts Po m er oy Pa st or nesday ,. sc hoo l su pt Sund ay sc hool G•r ar d Se ton Sab bat h sch ool MIDDLEPORT Church 9 30 am BYF 6 pm B1ble eve r y Sat urd a y at 2 p m an d Of Th e Nazarene R ev Don Co le, p as · t or, A l fred R usc h el Sunda y Schoo l supt Sund ay sc hool 9 30 a m , mornmg wor shi p 10 30 a m . Sunday evangei1 St 1c meet1 ng 7 30 p m prayer • meet1 ng, TODAY SPmiTUAL INVENTORY Wed nesday 7 30 p m THE UNI T E 0 Scripture 2 Cor. 13:5 " Examine yourselves , whether ye MIN PRESB Y TERIAN MEIGS be m the fa1th . Prov e your own selves. " ISTRY OF Zav1t Z, Webster defines "exam me" as mea rung to test, to subJect COUNTY, Dw1 ght L Pastor D1re ctor to inquiry, to inspect, to prove, to mvesllgate, to scrutimze, to HARRISONVILLE Sunday Chur ch Sch ool , 9 30 mterrogate, to question, to try. am , Mrs Homer Lee Supt Whe~ver an examination is given for a course of study , or Morn•n g Worsh•P · 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday a position, there IS a text book used for th~t standard of Ch i.J rch Sc hoo l. 9 30 am , exammation. When we are told to exal)line ourselves as Joh n F Fult z. Supt Mornmg Worsh•P 10 30 O!ristians, the Bible is that standard. We must not "measure sYRACUsE! Morn lng ourselves among ourselves," for that is not WISe. It IS to God Wor shi p , 9 a m , Sund ay Chu rc h Schoo l. 1() a m Mrs and His Word that we must answer Some queshons which I Sampson Hall , Supt mvite you to consider m the light of the Word ofGod . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Ph1ll1p Whi t l e y , - Is yqur heart right With God • p as tor Sunda y sc hool, 10 - Is your !He pleasing to God? a m , worsh•P serv 1ce 7 p m -Do you have the joy of the Lord? Do you enjoy bemg a Pray er mee tmg , Wednesday , 7 30 p m O!ristian ? HAZEL COMMUNITY Near long - Do you sperjd some time in prayer and in the Word every CHURCH Bo t tom , Edsel Ha r t pa stor day • D1d you today• Sunday scn ooL 10 a m , Church , 7 30 p m pr a yer - How long has 11 been smce you had an answer to prayer• meeting 7 30 p m Thursday -Is your !He under the control of the Holy Spll"it• MIDDLEPORT PEN · - Is there anything you are not willing t o giVe up for TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave , ll'l e Rev William Knitt el , pa stor Jesus ? Ronalct Dugan . Sunday Schoo l Sup t Classes tor all ages , - Are you growmg as a ChriStian in the thmgs of God? even•ng serv• ce. 7 30 , B1b le -How does your life look to those who are not Christians • st udy Wednesaday , 7 30 p m , youth serv• ces, Fnday , -Are you domg anythmg, or leav mg anythmg undone that 7 30 p m you would condemn m others ? FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Pl um , M1d - Are you honest With God's money ? dl eport , Noe l Herrman , -To what extent do you feel per sonally r esponsible for the pastor Sa tu rday evenmg serv •ce 7 p m Sunday schoo l work of the Lord m your conunuruty• 10 a m SI.Jnday evenmg What are you tlomg about 1t • - Subnutted by Floyd F. wors h ro, 7 o.m MEIGS Shook, Pastor, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. COOPERATIVE PAR ISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH R.obert T Bumgarner D1rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CartE Hicks Rev D Wm. Sydenstncker CHESTER- WorShip 9 15 am Church Schoo l Hl am ENTERPRISE - WorShiP 9a m Church Schoo l, lOam FLATWOODS Worship 11 a m , Church School. 10 am POMEROY WorSh i P Jackson County ' s n ew 10 30 !1 m Ch un::h School 9 15 Extenswn Ag ent, Agriculture , am UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - WorShip IS Ed Volibom . lOam Chur ch School9 a m , His employment . Will he UMVF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER effective July I , and he will f1il Rev . Robert Bumgarner the pos1tion which became HEATH WOr Ship 10 30 .a m Churc h Scllo o l 9 30 vacant earlier this year With am UMYF 7 p m the retirement of Rodn ey RUTLAND - Wor sh1p 9 15 am , Churc h Sc hool 10 a m Marhoover. UMYF 7 p m An nouncemen t was rna de SALEM CENTER WednesdaybyCharlesKnotts, Wors~'P 9 a m Chur ch area 4--H supervasor . Sc hoo l 10 am , UMYF Thurs day 7 p m Vollborn , 28, IS married to SYRACUSE CLUSTER the former Sue Riegel , and Rev Richard E. Ja rv iS ASBURY Wor ship 11 has one daughter, Bryna , age a m Churc h Sc ho o l 9 so four montbs They reside in a m • wscs, l si Tu esday FOREST RUN - WOrShiP 9 Bloomfield Township . H e wa s • 0 a m Church School 10 a m , raised on a general livestock w sc s, 1rd Wedn esday 7 30 pm farm in Gallia County near MINERSVILLE - Worshrp Rio Grande, where he at· ED VOLLBORN 10 a m , Chur ch School 9 a m , WSCS 3r d M onday , 7 30 p m tended Gallia AcademyH1gh SYRACUSE Chur ch School , Gallipolis. Associahon for tw o year s He School. 9 30 • m · worsh1 p se r v 1ce . 7 30 p m The new Agricultural Agen t served a s a member of the SOUTHERN CLUSTER attended RID Grande College 0 V . A T A E xecutive Rev. Sleven W•lson Re v Howard Sh1veley He recei ved h1s B a chelor of Committee from 1972 t o 1974. BETHANY 1 Dorcas) SciencedegreeinAgricultural He 'holds membership In Wor sh ip, 9 JO am Chur ch Sc hool 10 30 a m Education at The OhiO State subordmat e Grange andFann CARMEL Wor sh 1p, 11 University m 1969. Bureau am • l st an d Jrd Sun da ys Chur ch School TO am During the past five years , ' APPLE GROVE - sund ay Vollborn has served as School 9 30 • m wo r sh rp f1rs t and l h1r d Sunday s, 7 30 Vocati,onal Agncuitur e In· Pm • pr aye r meelrng Wedne sday , 7 30 P' m t th Ad tr tor d s Uc an VISOr 0 e By PHIL PASTORET F el low ship s'!rpp er , forSI the Serritonette Ed Vollborn named Jackson County agent • - --::::--:-=-=-=,.-- - 8 AA8 S F .F .A . in the JackSon City , School system. In this pos!I!On If you r e a g1fted person, he has trained five " Gold " better sta r t wondenng why Parliamentary P r oc edure they' re g!Vmg you thmgs 1'he first sprIng c Ieaa I ng is teams, three f1rst place I ~ ' District Soil Judgmg teams, dOne by the IRS. seven state FFA degr ee · and th wmners , nwnerous o er district, state, and fair win· n~rs. ' Vollbom was active m 4-H and F .F .A . while m h1gh school. He Is .a member of the 19'75 1s gomg to be a pr omis· Ohio VQCational Agriculture mg year - we'll be promismg Teachers AsSociation and has to pay our b11is, our mortgage , ~erved as Chainnan of the our JUSt like m '74 • Plalricl 14 Alriculture Vocational A m an who collecll bills is Teachers known as a loan ra. .er. Sal urday 6 p m u M w se cond Tuesda y 7 JO p m sc~:C2 9L~oT~R,i .- w~~~~ ~aP~ second and fo urth Sundays, 7 30 P m , prayer m eet •n o, Wednesday , 7 JO p m . ~ /: w . firs t Wed nesda y, 1 30 WESLEYAN IRaclnel Sunday scho o l. 10 a m worshrp , 11 am , B 1bl e stud y, l'hursday , 7 p m . ch o or pra ct ice, Th ursd ay , 8 p m Fe l low sH ip supper f~rs t W e dnes~ay . 6 30 p m , U M W fo urth Mon day , 8p m GREAT BEND- Wor ShiP 11 a m , 2nd and 4th Sundays . Church Sch ool, 10 a rn LETART FALLS Wor sh1p , 10 am , Chur ch schooL 9 am B1bl e stud y , 7 30 p m every Tuesday "' MORNING STAR ~ War sh 1p 9 30 am Chur c h School 10 30a m , M1!j Week Serv lt'e, I, ~T U P P E R S P LA I fll S CHRI ST IAN CHURCH E ugene Und erwo od pa51or ~l ow ar ct. Ca ldwell , J , su'nd ay School Sup t Sun day ScllOOI , 9 10 am , Mor ntn g Sermo n. 10 JO am Sunday ~v e n mg n m serv •ce 7 p m SUTTON Worsh iP 11 I .. E TART FAL L S UNITED am 2nd and 4t h Sun days BRETHREN Rev Chu r cll SchOO l 10 am Fr eela n d Norr 1s, pas tor . NORTHEAST CLUSTER Floyd Norr1s supt Sun d ay Rev Rob ert M eec e sc hool 9 30 a m morn mg • Rev St anley B r andum se rmo n 10 30 a m , Pr aye r JOPP A - Wo r sh •P 10 a m se r v 1ce We dn es da y, 7' 30 p m (!l ur ch School 9 a m , Prayer CHESHIRE CHURCH 0~ Meet 1n g Wedn esd ay a P m GOD OF PRO P H'EC Y - G P LONG BOTTOM - Church Sm 1th , pa stor Sun day SchooL serv •ces 9 a m Sun da y 10 a m , A rthu r Henson , Sc hoo l 9 45 a m B1b le St udy SI.J p t , M orn mg Worsh •P l1 ever y Thur sday , 7 30 p m am Yotl ng Peopl es se r v1ce NORTH B E TH E L 7p m Even 1ng ser v1ce 7 30 Wo r Sh i P 1 1 a m Chu r ch p m Wednesda y M 1d Week Sc hool 10 am Pr ayer Serv1ce , 7 30 p m , ALFR E D - SI.Jn day sc hool , Youth mee t1ng 6 30 p m 9 45 a m each Su nd ay Evenm g worsh 1p , 7 30 P. m pr eac ll lng at 11 a m ea ch CHESTE R CRURCH 1 0F Sund ay Pr ayer meet mg 1 45 THE NAZAREN E Rev P m Wedn esday W SCS, a Her be r t Gr at e pas t or p m on th1 r d T uesd ay each Wor sh •P ser v1ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunda y Sun day mon th R.EED SVILLE SI.Jnday Sc hQO I. 9 30 a m Ric ha r d sc ho ol 'f' 30 a m , pr eachmg , Barton , su pt Pray er m eetmg 7 30 p m Sund ay pra yer We dn esday , 7 30 p m m eet1n g, 1 30 P m T I.JeSday 1 BRADFORD CHURCH OF WSCS 7 30 f1rst Th ursda y CHRIST Clifford Sm 1th . eac h mon tll mm 1ster SI.Jnda y Sc hool 9 30 SILVER RIDGE - Worsh p a m , m or nmg churc h 10 30 10 a m , Church Sc h ool 9 am a m , Sund ay ev enm g se r v 1ce TUPPER S PLAINS l 30 p m We-dnesda y se r v 1ce Wor sh• P 9 a 1m Ch ur ch 8 p m Sc hool l Oa m LAUREL C-LIFF FREE KENO CHURCH OF METHODIST - Rev F loyd F CHRI ST - Georg e F r eder• ck, Shook , pa stor . Ll oyd Wnght. sup t Ser v ce wee kly , 9 30 Sund ay school sup ! sun d ay am on Sund ay Pre ach •ng sc hoo ), 9 30 a m Mornm g h rst and th1 r d Sundeys of wor sh•P 10 30 a m eventn g m onth by Cl ifford Sm1 th 9 30 wor sh i p, 1 30 p m We d am nes d a y , Chr 1sl!an Yoi.Jth HOBSON CHRISTIAN Crusade 6 30 p m Cho •r UNION Darrell Doddrlll , pract 1ce, Thursda y 7 p m pastor Sun d ay School , 9 30 DEXTER C~URCH OF a m Leonard G11more f1r st CHRIST - Ch arl es RI.Jssell. elder ev enm g se r v 1ce. 7 30 Sr m• n •st er Norm an C WJ/1 p m We dn es d a y pr aye r sup t · Sund ay scll oo l, 9 JO m ee t1ng 7 30 P m a m , wor sh1p ser v•ce, 10 30 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF a m , Bib le stud y Tu es da y, GOD - Ra c •n e Rout e 2 Th e 7 30 p m Rev Char les Hand pa st or REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHR I ST OF Sund ay scll ool , 9 45 am mor nmg worSh ip , 11 am LATTER DAY SAINTS Even 1ng ser v tces Tu esday Po rt l and Ra c m e Road and Fr1d av 7 30 om Wil liam Roi.J Sh p astor Denny BEARWALLOW RIDGE Evan s , Sunday Sc hOOl CHURCH OF CHRI ST- B1b ]e D1re ctoi- SI.Jnd ay Sc ho ol. 9 30 Study, 9 30 a m mo r nmg a m , Morn1ng wor sh ip 10 30 worsh p 10 30 a m , ev enm g a m , Sunday even 1ng serv tce wor sh iP 6 30 p m Wednesd ay 7 p m Wednesday even.ng B1b le Study , 7 30 P m prayer ser v1ces, 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Lon g Bottom , Sund a y Sc hoo l, Rev Earl Shul er , pa stor 10 am With Willa r d Ptgoll . Wor sh•P serv•ce , 9 30 am supt Evange l! st •c message Sunda y sc hoo l 10 30 a m eacll Sunday evenmg , 7 30 by Sunday ev en1ng serv1ces 7 Eld er Ru ssell Clm e, m 1n1 ster p m B 1bl e st udy and pra yer of the Apo stol 1c F a1 t h B1b le se rv 1ce Thu rs day 7 30 p m Slud y, Wedne sda y , 7 30 P m CARLETON CHURCH STIVERSVILLE COM K mgsbu r y Road Sunday MUNITY CHURCH - SI.Jndav Schoo l 9 3Ga m Ralph Carl sch oo l se rv•ce 10 a m supt WorSh iP ser v 1ce, 10 30 Pra yer m eetin g, Thi.Jr sday, 7 am and 7 30 p m alter p m Sunday even tng serv 1ce, nat el y Pr a yer m eetmg 7 ~~~ N CHURCH OF CHRIST Wedn esday7 30p m Rev Jay Stiles pastor Pomero y Harr •sonv ll le L o N G B o T T o M Road M1ke G1r ton, pastor CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Stev en Sta nley, Sunda'/ sch ool Wyatt ' pa stor SI.Jnday Schoo l sup t Su nday sc hool , 9 30 sup t Rona ld Os borne B1bl e am morn mg w? r sh•P and Sc hool 9 30 am ' preaclllng commun •on , 10 30 am lOd S am E v enmg ser v •c es Sund ay e ven 1ng yo i.J tll 7 30 p m Chnst1an endeavo r, 6 30pm HYSELL RUN FREE worSilip serv 1ce, 7 30 P m METHODIST CHURCH p 1 N Wednesd ay ev entng pr ayer R m eet 1n g and Btb le sti.Jdy 7 30 ev a i.J ev 111e , pasto r Pm Su n day Sc hoo l 9 30 a m ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mornmg serv ,ce , 10 30 a m CHURGH Pme Grove Th e yo utll se r v 1ce 6 45 p m E vang elt st 1c serv ce 7 30 p m Rev William M •dd leswartll Pa stor Ch i.J r ch Servi ces 9 30 Pra yer m ee tmg , Thursd ay .. 7 30 p m am SI.J nday School 10 30a m FREE OOM GOSpEL 1 BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bibl e Sc hool , 9 30 ~ISSION at Bald Knob Rev am mornmg wor-ship 10 30 J Gnff1th , supt of church Rev L R GIU esencamp am • Sun day ev en.ng worsh•P pastor Ro ger Wlllfr ed sr servt ce 7 p m , cho•r pra ct• ce 5 ' I.Jnda y Sch ool ~upt Sund ay Wedne sday 7 p m Rev Jeff school. 9 30 a m , praye r Ranson , Pa stor ANTIQUITY BAPTIST _ meetmg , TI.JeSd&y 7 30 p m Rev Freeland Norr•s , P.a stor yout h meetmg 6 P m Sunday • su nd ay school 10 am . lead er s Ada Van M et er and Chur ch send ee. 7 p m ' Gre ft a Sutt le SI.Jnday ev en1ng Wednesday B 1bl e stud y 7 worsh•P · 7 P m t hrough Pm ' w1nter month s RACINE CHURCH OF THE MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETH . NAZARENE- Rev Wil l1am REN IN CHRIST _ Rober I Bar tho lomew , pastor Sunday Shook pa stor sundau sch 1 schooL 9 30 a m , Gera l d ' , oo Well s su pt mor n mg wor . 9 30 am Russell Spen cer sh 1p 10 30 am Wedne sday supt • wor Sh iP serv 1ce, 10 45 serv 1ce 7 P m am , ev enmg worsh 1p RACI,NE FIRST BAPTIST alt er nat mg With C E at 7 30 - Walt er P B1ka cs an past or P m on Sunday Praye r R Sal s d ' h meetm g, 7 30 p m W ed on n1e ser . un ay sc oo 1 nesday Alfred Wo lf 1 su pt Sunday schoo L 9 30 leader e. ay am , mor nmg worsh1p , 10 40 , Sund aye v en 1ng worsh 1p, 7 30 WHITES CHAPEL . Wedn e.s day even •ng B •ble Coo l v i ll e RD Re v Ro y st udy 7 30 Deeter , pa stor Sunday sch ool DANVILLE WESLEYAN_ 9 30 a m , worS hiP ser v1ce Re v Lelon Glasure , pastor 10 30 a m B•ble study and svnd ay School JO am pr a yer serv1c e. Wednesd ay ' 9 7 30 p m youth and JUnior yout h ser RUTLAND VI Ce, 6 dS p m ev en ing "'lfUlLAND CHURCH OF wors h•P 7 30 p m prayer and pra1 se, Wednesday 7 30 CHRIST Rod Ka s ler Pm ' pastor V H Braley , Sunda Y '' S1LV E R RUN FREE school supt Sunday SC hOOl BAPT I ST- Re v Ra lph Dea n, 9 30 am worSh ip servic e pastor sunday School 10 and commun•on 10 30 am am , Le on Mil l er, supt youthmeet 1ng , 6pm sunda y Ev en ing ser v ic e, 7 30 p m ev en1ng ser v1c e, 7 r egul ar Prayer meetm g Thur sday, board meetmg , th1rd Satur 7 30 p m day 7 p m CHESTER CHURCH O F RUTLAND COMMUNIT Y GOO Rev Dan Ayers CHURCH -S unday Sch oo I p astor s unday school , 9 3Q 9 30 am , Wor sh 1p ser v ce, 11 am , worsh 1p serv 1c e 11 am Wedn easd y prayer a m even mg ser v•ce 7 30 meetmg 7 30 P m Sunday youth serv 1c e Wednesday n 1ght worsh 1p, 7 30 p m ' ' RUTLAND CHURCH OF 7 30 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN THE NAZARENE Rev CHURCH T ed Jones L loyd D Gr1mm , Jr , pa stor pa stor Sunda y school , 9 30 Sunday schoo l, 9 30 am , a m Roy s 1gman supt '"\wor sh •P servtce, 10 30 a m mo r n m g w or sh i p ,' 10 30 broadca st 11v,e o,ver WMP O, Sund ay ev enmg s._erv 1c e, 7 30 , young peop le s serv •ce 6 45 m 1d w eek serv i c e . Wed evangei 1St1c serv1 ce, 7 30 p m ne sday , 7 30 P m Prayer meet •ng , Wednesday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 7 30 P m , M1SS1onary THE NAZARENE - R ev meetmg , 7 30 p m fir St Howard c Bl ack, pa stor Bob Wednesday of mo n th Moor e Sund a y School Supt , MASON COUNTY Sunday School. classes for all THE HILAND CHAPEL, a ges 9 30 a m , morn 1ng Georg e Casto pastor Sunday wor sll 1p 10 45 , NY P S Sunday, School . 9 30 am , even 1ng 6 30 p m evange liStiC ser wors h •P· 7 30 Thur sd a y v 1ce. Sun da y, 7 30 p m M id ~v~n . n g prayer ser v 1ce. 7 30 w eek pra yer meettn g, Wed MASON FIRST BAPTIST nesd ay, 7 30 p m M 1SS 1onary s d d p s meet 1n g, second Wedn esday , econ an om eroy ts, 7 30 p m St an Cra 1g . pastor Sunday UNITED FAITH NON· school 9 d5 am , worsh 1p DENOMINATIONAL - Re v serVICe 11 am tralnmg Rob ert Sm •th , pa st or s unday unmn , 6 30 P m , even 1ng sch ool. 9 30 a m cl a ss wor sh1p serv 1ce, 7 30 ~ m l ead er. L eo Hi l l wor sh ip N11d wee k pray er serv •ce, church Wedne sda y, 7 30 p m serv1ce 10 30 am 7 30 p m ' ' MASON •CHURCH OF E 0 E N. U N 1 T E D CHRIST, P 0 Box dB7, Md l er BRETHREN IN CHURIST- St Mason , W Va Sunday .. E l den R B la k e pastor B•ble Study 10 am , Worship Sunday School lo a m ll a m and 7 p m Bible Stud y How ard Mc Co y , supt : Wedn es day 7 P m ' Voc al M ornmg se rmon , 11 am , mu sic Sunda y n igh t serv 1ces FIRST SOUTHERN Ch r 1st 1 an End ea vor 7 30 BAPTIST - Corner of Second p m son g serv 1ce a' p m and Anderson , Mason Pa stor . Preachmg 8 30 p Mid, Walter ~ loud Sunday school . Wee k Pra y er rnee t ing 9 45 am • worsh ip serv1ce , 11 We dnesday , 7 p m , RaY a m and 7 30 p m Week l y Adams. la y leader B1ble study , Wedn esday, 1 JO CHURCH OF JESUS P m CHRIST l o c ated at MASON ASSEMBLY OF Rut land on New L tma Road, GOD- Second St • Ma son W next to For est Acre Park. Va Chester Tennan t. pa stor Rev Ray Rouse pastor SUnclay School, 10 a m Rob ert Musser , Sunday Sch ooi morn.ng worsh 1p 11 am supt sunday school. IO 30 evangelist ic servtce, 7 30 p m am worship 7 30 p m Bible Bible study and prayer ser v1 ce. Wednesday , 7 30 p m st ud y Wednesday 7 30 P m • Phone 773 51 33 ' ' Satu rda y n1g ht prayer ser HARTFORD CHURCH OF v~ee , 7 10 p m HEM L 0 C K GROVE CHJ:l:IST 1n Chn st •an Un ion CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson The Rev W1ll 1am Campbell , pastor Ra y Whaley , supt ; pastor Sunda y Sc hool, 9 30 M ornmg worShip 9 30 am ~~~m · James Hughes sup t , Church sc hool , '10 30' am ;·' eventng serv1 ce, 7 30 p m . yo ung p eople 's m eetm g, 6' 30 Wednesday ev ening prayer • P m , even1ng wo r sh ip. 7 30 m eetmg 7 30 P m Yo uth p m B•ble Study , Wednesday, prayer ser111ce each Tue sday 730 m FAIRVIEW BIBLE P CHURCH, Letart , w va , Rt MT UNION BAPTIST - 1. R e"4 Georg e Hoschar , . Ce c; d Co )(, pastor pastor Sunday ' School 9 30 Re v Su nd a y Sc hool supt , Joe am Prayer and Bible study Sayr e Sunday school. 9 45 7 JO p m Cottage Prayer a m Sunda y e ven1ng wor Serv1c e T uesday , 10 am Stnp , 1 30 Wedn esday pray:er Wor ship Se r v ice, i hursda y an d B1 ble stud y, 7 30 p m 1 30 p m Wedn esday , 8 P m M OR SE C HA PE L Wo rsh •fl 11 am l st and Jr d S un da ~ !.o Chi.Jr ch Schoo l ! 10 a rp • PO R T LAND Wo r st11 p ~ 10 p m Chu r ch Schoo l 9 30 I t _ _ , _.._._. _._.,_, _.._..._..._._•._,..__....... [p)~(Q]~[fj] (Q]~ ~lrn® [fi)©~® (Q)[fj] )f©lUJ[f ~(Q](g@ . That's the way Grandma described things that were absolutely clear. Religion was one of t hese! Of course, she knew that theologians debate certain subjects. She sometimes lamented the fact the re were so many denominations - which in her day weren't cooperating as they are now. And Granny was fully aware that a few mdividuals Claim to be atheists or agnostics. But the idea that G od created us loves us seeks us saves us. To Granny that was plain as the nose on yp~;~r face. As Granny often added: Even a child knows that! Every Sunday millions of them are proving her right. .,. FRIQAY, M A Y 2, 1975 5 30 6 6 L 7 1 8 CAP!' AIN EASY <S OME RICH \?oiD DV NAM ED VAN PE W WA~ TS TO LAY A F ORTU~I: 0~ U7 ! KI NDLY LET ME DO AlL TH E TALK I ~ G-o SWAM I ~ TWO WO~OS FROM YOU COUL D COST U5 MILLIONI>! I'M ? END I~G MV t HAUFFEUR: T O PICK UP GURU BAE!OO! . VER Y WEL L • AU"'T ETHEL SERfA ... L TRUS T ~OU KNOW WHAT YOU 'RE DOIN6! 8 a<A'{ I lJli:N, I AA 'THE STPA\UBEJ<RV ~~ES IN '«JUR~F ~~. Pass 2• Pass Pass Pass Pass 4"' ®lJRr@~ I • 3. P.lSS The b1ddmg has been . .. "Ht1M~ by THOMAS.JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN - . M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER • Mlddlepo;M GASOUNE ALLEY But. I run Grab ih' out o' ladder' Middleport, Ohio . rope, so's 40u ktn boost ALL WEAiHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS Bul ck.Pontlac.Opei·G.M. C. Dealer 500 E . Mam St Ph 992-2174 ·- 1 Ness I Deep pink 5 Medico 2 Unaided II Earthenware 3 Freelance Jar ( 4 wd<!.) 12 Asl8tic 4 - shell wild sheep 5 Come to 13 Bellow pass, 14 Entreated 6 Boo-boo 15 At aU 7 Moslem 16 Philippme off1c18l volcano 8 Proffer 17 Friend ( Fr ) ( 4 wd<! ) Cordovan, 9 Factor e.g. 10 Bridle path 20 Countdown activ1ty nwnber 16 Tar's 21 Diving bU'd greeting 22 - of 19 Lacquered Solomon metalware 23 Herb 24 Bombast Minor Repairs & Tune-up Middleport Beech & Locust Ph. 992 2366 ' ' GOEGLEIN READY MIX D•al992 3284 !NEWSPAPER EN TERPRISE o\SSN l Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va . ' . C•ly Sta t1on New York NY 10019 INGLES ASHlAND SERVICE The Stor e with A Hearl Phone .949·3342 Racine book to Wm a1 Bndge (clo th•s newspaper) P 0 Box 489, Rad1o HEINERS BAKERY RACINE FOOD MARKET 337 N 2nd Middleport meup 1 Ph 992·2550 - ROSEBERRY'S SERVItE ST~TION . Ra cine BETSY ROSS BAKERY Ph 949·9591 27 Viva Manolete! . " SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT ~----~~------------~~~~~----~----~--~----~31H~ay Middleport, Oh io . 296W Second l'omeroy . THE DAILY SENTINEL . . . c . "t,.:.. WAID CROSS SONS STORE . • ·. PH 99 2 5081 I . :· . • . . - ' J' NBS I . Church and Office SuppJies .Gifts 99 Mill St . ' Middleport K '' NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Korm'a Kornl"' 1 Korn'lltWli!lll'l. ,·:;,: . . .' Pomeroy . . . '' ~% . 'i'~ ' A FISHIN'--IT SHOR6; l IS GOOD HAVIN' ~­ SOMEBODY TO CHAT WJF-- EWACJS WKYYCM NSWGSWAQ JEWG KWG NC BKV A C WNYKAN VCHY NBS N SJ- ISY . - ZKWS KHVNSW Yesterday's Cryploquote : NEVER LET YOUR SCHOOLING INTERFERE WITH YOUR EDUCATION. - LEONARD L. LEVINSON CC)l9a Kino F•~wot S>ndl<ote, Inc l AN' TATER AN ' O~ BIJllET ALL GONE OFF FLOAT . ' D S. y Q ~ WIF PAW AN'JUGHAID Furniture and Hardware Homellte Sliwa Chesler Ph . 985·3308 HAS GmJE TQ .TU.II" FOR~S '(00 DON'T LOOK FE~OC!Ol!S FER ENOU6H WHEN I{OU PiTCH A WEEK '{OU HAVE TO LOOK NA5TI' CHARLIE BROWN! "'!I ,. l I! fl .(:.r ~ t(•~,~1 / ' :I <1 .. ' ' it: CRYPTOQUOTES K :. how to wor k AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply standa for another In this •ample A It used for the, three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, ap01trophes, the length and formahon of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different . 1 . RIDENOUR SUPPLY MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE II . ' ,_...__,_.....~_.._....__ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's IF C51?EGOIN KONTOS IS BEHI ND All-lENA FASHIONS.L PERHAPS I CAN FI<.:>URE OUT A WAY OF BEATING HIMATHIS OWN !>"~~-... GAME I ~ - . ' ®I STILL DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY YOU'RE GOING OUT WIT11'1141 S KONTO::l GUY IF YOU DON'T li KE HIM Attend the Church of Your Choice Pomeroy Ph. 992·3>498 .. Pomeroy 40 Raison d' - 1 __/ ... TAURUS (April 20·Moy 20) You re muc h m tune at thiS t1me w1th persons of Influence A good d ay to press tor a favor 1f you need one item .·· BEN FRANKLIN STORE ..· The.flnest In Mobile Homes Ph . 992 •703.4 1100 E.Maln Pomeroy N&N SPORT SHOP . • . , For Saturday, Moy 3, 1975 ARIES (March 21·AJ>rll IV) Th1s w1!1 be a very pleasant day tor you soc1ally You II be es· pec1ally noted and adm ired by members of the oppos1te sex Measure of prmted matter 36 Surgeon Walter 39 Carpenter's .· . .. "The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio ·. KINGSBURY HOME SALES • ' & SERVICE, INC. 100 E Ma in . .• -' PoWElL'S sUPER VALU ' Grocer ies & General Merchandlso Ph.,949·5772 Racine m, ' much more popular than you th1nk 37 I Nationwide Insurance Co . of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave. Pom~roy :', . ., Dla l 992-~ 318 Devoted To the Interest "'.. •I P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Of The Meigs-Mason Area Candie Eat away OffensiVe Pr10r to (pref.) 33 34 F1t for fa mung 36 Gourd .. TWO LOCATIONS ' 5'1 N Second Sl Middleport, 0. 46 Court S,l. Gallipolis, 0. . Ph. 992 3863 29 30 35 36 frUit DUDLEY'S THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 24 By - (by memory) %5 Once and ( 2 wd<!.) ~:Ote \ t) . Melas Countv Branch 26 ProfessiOnal life 28 Battle of the - 32 English YOKUM~!- We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992 ·2955 Pomeroy Chester, Ohio AHILL SAY YO' IS !!- AH IS UNBEARABl-E - SWISHER & LOHSE' PHARMACY GAULS MARKET 22 Ram's garb 23 Qullline con'trols 1t 6 Olf-Sunn se Se m ester 10 6 Jlf-Fun For Everyone 6, TV Cla ssroom g; World Around Us 10, Alm anac 13 7 OQ-Salurday R eport 3, Aware 6. Treehouse Club 8,1 0. Kent uck y Afield 13. 7 31f-Jabberw ocky 3, Farm Fronl 4, Man From COS I 10, T ennessee Tuxedo 13, Sesame Sl 20 8 OQ-Addam s Family 3,4,15, Yog1's Gang 13, Jab berwocky 6, My Favonte Martians 8, Popey~ 10. a 31f-Wheeile & the Chopper Bunch 3,4,15, Bugs Bunny 13 . Speedracer 6, Speed Buggy 8, Mister Rogers ' Neighborhood 20 9 oo-Emergency Plus 4 9 Olf- Emergency Plus 4 3,4,15, Hong Kong Phooey 6,1 3. Sesame St 8,1 0,20 9 31f-Run Joe..R un 3,4, 15, Adventure s ol Gilligan 13, Big Blue Marble 6, P eb~les & Bamm Bamm 8,10 10 oo-Land of the Lost 3,4,15, Devlin 6, 13; Scooby Doo, Where Are You 8,10; E lee Co 20 10 31f-Sigmund & th e Sea Monsters 3,4,15, Lassie' s Rescue Rangers 6, 13, Shazam 8, 10, Sesame ST 20. 11 oo-Reg1onal Band Festival 3. Super Friends 6, 13. P1nk Panther 4,1 S, Valley of the Dinosaurs~10 . 11 31f-Star Trek 4,15, Hudson Brothers Razzle ,10; Zoom 20 12 oo-These Are The Days 6, 13, Jetsons 4, 15, arlem Globetrotlters Popcorn Machine 8,10. Mister Rogers 20 12 31f-Amencan Bandstand 6,13, Go 4, 15, Pal Albert 8,1 0 1 Olf-Soul Train 3, World of the Sea 4, Children's F ilm Festival B.10, B1g T 1me Wrestling 15. Silent Years 31 31f-F •shm' Hole4 , Soul Tra 1n 6, Other People, Other Places 13 2 oo-Ba seball Warm Up 3,4,15; Gatornationals Drag Racmg 10. B1ll Dance Outdoors Shpw 13 2 15--Baseball 3,4,15 2 31f-F !Sherman 6, Fish in ' Hole 8; Harold Ensley Sportsman's Friend 13; To Be Announced 33 3 oo-Mmialure Golf 6, NBA Play Off 8,10, Celebrity Bowling 13, To Be Announced 33 3 JO-Other People. Other Places 6, Talk to C1ty Hall 13 4 oo-W1de World of Sports 6,13 , Ma k ing Things Grow 33 4 30--- L et ' s Grow a Garden 33 5 oo-Bonan za 3, Kentucky Derby 13, Bonanza 4, Out doors w1lh Ken Callaway 15. The Romagnolls' T able 33 1 s 3o-News 8, Death Vall ey Days 10; To Be Announced 15, Course of Our Tim es 33 6 oo-N ew s 3,4, 10, W 1de World of Sports ~.13 ; Lawren ce Welk 8, God Has t he Answer 15, Calch·33 33 6 31f-NBC News 3,4,1 5. Reasoner Report 13, News 6; CBS News 10. Zoom 33 , 7 oo-Ciose to You 3, Lawrence We lk 4, 15. Hee Haw 6,8; $25,000 Pyram1d 10, Newsmaker '75 13, World Press 33 7 31f-Anlmal Wor ld 10 Call II Macaroni 13. 8 oo-Movle " Nevada Smith " 3,4,15: Movie ~' The Good, the Bad and the Ugly", 6,13. All In the Family 8, 10. Book Beat 33 B 31f-The Jeffersons a, 10; Biography 33 9 oo-Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10; Theater 1n Am eroca 33 9 31f-Mov le "A Matter of W1f e and Death" 3,4,15 , Bob Newhart 8,10 10 Olf-Carol Burnell 8, 10 10 31f-To Be Announced 33 . 11 oo-News 3,4.8. 10,13, ABC News 6, Don Kirshner' s Rock Concert 15 11 15--Mov le " Godzlila" 6 11 31f-Movle " Send Me No Flowers" 3. Mov1e " Saratoga Trunk" 4; Mov 1e " Walk on the Wild S1de" 8, Woody Hayes 10. Mov1e " II Came from Outer Space" 13. 12 oo-Movte "Witches Mounta1n " 10 1 oo-Don K~rshner ' s Ro.:k Concert 6; Movie " She· Wolf of London" 13 2 oo-Mov ie " Send Me No Flowers" 4; Mov ie " The Fall of the Roman Emp 1re " 10 2 31f-ABC New s 19 4 oo-Mov•e "H 1gh Hell " 10 4 31f-Movle " How I Spent My Summer Vacation" 4 J;;-+-+- 28 Shll"t fabric - MARK V STORE Louis W. Osborne Ph. 992 2178 220 E Main Pomeroy Yesterday'<JoAoswer Temple Center Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Middleport Ph 992 3030 I South Send $1 lo r JACOBY MODERN YEAH ! PLUG IN 111 1 J:I'JWER , TENNILL ! - East North TODA ¥ 'S QUESTION I nstea d o f r es pondin g one not rump your partner has JUmped t o three spades over you r one spade Wha t do you do now '~ Witli the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business f 1rms and organizations whose names appear below. Pomeroy Wes t 2 I II Pass 1 N T Pass 2A Pass 2• Pa ss .-, You South hold •KQ98 5 . & 2 4oA98 7 \It hat do you do1now? ' A - B1d three d•amond s Your partner has shown a wea ka sh hand w1th dmmonds, but your hand rn a ~ be JUSt what he needs ORPHAN ANNIE Sunday Monda y Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Jo hn Acts Revelation Ezek1el lsamh H ebrews Revelation 12:1-4 21 : 1-4 14:15· 19 8 4·8 21 ·9·12 37:1).)4 52 7·9 Dlal992·2101 .- r uffed that fi r st l ow club w1th NORTH IDI 2 dummy s km g of trumps Later ,. K 7 on he would ruff the last one • A 10 8 6 3 -. oth tha t seven spot East could t K 654 overru ff or not but South would 4o A 8 Still m ake h1s cont r act WEST EAST ~ s a m a tter o f elega nce, • • J 54 3 2 Sou th should cash dummy s ace • Q 9S4 2 • K7 ol hea rts before play mg clubs t Q J 10 t A 97 2 Then when h e c ame back to hos • Q 10 6 5 2 4o J 3. .hand by rufhng a hear t he SOUTH ' should ruff w1 th h1 s ace of • A Q 10 9 B6 trump s All tho s elegance would • J be unnecessar y th e way th e t 83 cards lay but South would be "'K 9 7 4 guard1n g a gamst a poss1 bl e hearl overruff m c ase West held Both \ ulnerable JUSt one hea rt and the Jac k o! trump s We st North East South ;:==""""'== L =I T = T-::: L_E-, 0 R PH AN 700 E Ma1n 2 Jo-Star T re k 4 3 3G-M ov•e "Copacabana Palace" 4 ' 5 31f-Mov •e ' A Bul let for the Gener al " 4 Don't send boy to do man's job Opemng lead - Q • MEIGS TIRE CENTER " The Wre c k 1ng Cre w" 8, M asterpiece Theatre 20; Mov1e "Light m th e P1a zza" 10, Consumer Survival K1 t 33 9 31f-Odd Couple 6 13, AsSignment Am en ca 33 10 Olf-Po il ce W oman 3,4 Get Chn stl e Love 6,1 3. Paul Nuc h•m s 33 10 11f-To Be A nnoun ced 15 11 OQ-News 3,4,6,8,10, 13, 15, ABC N ew s 33 11 31f-Johnny Ca rson 3,<,15, W1de World Speclal6, 13. . M ov 1e " The Dar mg Doberm ans" B. Movie " F1 ve Milli on Ye ar s t o Earth" 10, Jan ak • 33 1 OQ-M1dn1 ght Spec 1al 1,<,15, Mov1e " The lpcr ess F 1l e" 6, M ov 1e ' The Deadly Hunt" 10, News 13 SATURDAY,MAY3,197S Pass . •._.._...._ Week 20.33 , Salute lo Olivia De Havilland 10. 20 Get Sm ar l 15, E lec Co 33 00- News 3.<.8. 10 13,15. A BC New s 6, E lec Co 20 Pe r Sonalit y & Behavioral Development 33 31f-NB C News 3,4 15, AB C News 13 Bewitched 6 CBS N ews 8 10. Zoom 20 . · OD-- Truth or Cons 3,4 Bowhng tor Do l lar s 6, W C H S~ Spec 1a l Reports WCH S SpeCial Reports A 1 w•··• 111PI 'II~ . ,.·1 News 10, Jim my Dean l3,• I vSpy 1a •on 15 30 Porter Wagoner 3 Pop Goes th e Countr y d, New Candid Ca mer a 6. Pop Goes the Country a, Blac k Per sp ectiv e on the New s 20,33, To Te ll t he Truth 13 Olf-San f ord & Son 3 <. N1ght Stal ker 6, 13, Basebal l 15 Comedy Spec 1al "Pop1" 8, Washmgton Week In Re v Jew 20 ,33, Ca ll It M acaroni 10 10- Ch• co & th e M an 3, 4 We' ll Get ~Y s. Wall Str eet I. ' { 9 00- Rocklord F1les 3,4, f'C ot L Ba,ltlmore 6, 13, Mov ie N ew ') 6, Beverly l··i f llbtl ltes B, HodQepodge Lodge WIN AT BRIDGE I I IJTI'LE _..-.~ -. ..- - ~~.-~~··--~"~~~,- Television~-Jog for ea~-;~i;;i;g i 'TE'U. (;N;C'( lHE TRIJrn, SOJ... ~ ~ Hg ~'T HIT 'K)(J~ . . May 2, 1975 .. ·--·~--~~~~~~~ 1 J GEMINI (May 21·June 20) That good news from _a di Stan ce you ve been ~awa 1 11ng IS on 1ts wa y Check you r- mailbox and slay near the phone CANCER (Juno 21·July 22) One who cares a great deal for you but wh o IS no t very demonstrative w111 agam do something mce for you today 1n her own qwet way LEO (July 23· Aug. 22) You II make a favora ble 1mpress•on upon a new acquaintanc e beca use of the co nsiderate method s you use 1n dealmg w1th them VIRGO (Aug. 23-Svept. 22) A recently well-done JOb w•ll not only g ive you a sense of ach1evemeht your: work w111 be not•ced and adnwed by others. too CIBRA (Sept. 23- 0ct. 23) You re likely to be •n great soc1al demand tqday You re I CAN'T ~TAND NOT ALL HERE L(l(J;(IN6 THE TIME. NA5T1' ALL THE TIME SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) A good day to make some lastminute calls to see 11 you can put togeth er a little dinner party tor a very select g roup of fnends SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your qu1ck w1t and sk tll as a mediator w111 avert an al1erca· lion between two fnends You'll have them chuckling over what caused th e tense sttu at1on CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 19) There should be enough fat left over 1n the weekly budget to enable you to obtam a small lu x u ry 1te m you ve l o ng wante d AQUARIUS (Jon. 20· Feb. 18) You won t be happy today un" less you break out of your shell A mght on the town or a soc1al gathenng Will keep you up PISCES (Feb. 20- Morch 20) Ther e s st1ll opportun1ty hover" mg about you from avenues you d least expect It could come as a 91ft from a loved one Your Birthday Your fmanc1al prospects for the commg year look very promlsmg Put a httle away each week so you can build a nest egg for yourself 1NEWSPAPbH ENTERPRISE t\SSN I . " -· " - " •• 6LVE 'EM THE 0 ..' • CHANGE OF FACE ! 0 •> d ~ ~ •" ; ... �8- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 , Fnda)[, May 2, 1975 Cook requests no citations until after May 31 deadline For Fast Results Use Sentinel Classifieds Notice Jencho Rd Sat & Sun , a m 6pm through Oct 1239 PI PI , W Va Aprtll2& 13 10 E~ery weekend For mf ca ll 67!;-\ Wanted To Buy Employment Wanted Business Services 1973 HOND A Sc r a mbl er JS O Wlt.l Cut g rass a n ywhere rn Ca l l 992 59 14 aft er 1 p rn 1964 and older corns w 11 pay Po meroy Ca ll 992 3445 a ft er 4 '17 61C $1 20 for ha lves 60c for 6 p n ev en ng s QIJar ers 24c for d mes 33 5 1 6t p cent s tor good or belter 1974 HONDA E ls n ore MT 125 COLUMBUS Oh iO Ph. on e 99'1 72 1 lnd an penn res and 17 cen ts P lum b ng 4 21 6 p REMODELING for Ltb ert y ( V) n cke ls Also Departme nt of Htg hwa y heatrng and all types of wan t n at on c ur r ency Safety Dtrec tor Donald D ge n eral repa r Wo r k M ddleport Pomeroy or GUN SHOO T on M II H I guarant eed 20 y ears ex Rac rne bank s la r ge or, Cook today requested all law Roa d Fa c tory ch oked guns Phon e 992 2409 per ence small b !I s Also Car son onl y Sp onsor ed by Racme 5 1 tf c enfor cem e nt agenctes to Crty m nt s lv er dollars to Amer can Leg on Saturda y t?uy sell or t rade U S refrain from h c ketm g May J 7 p m co ns or curren cy Ca ll 742 Arr conditiOning plum motortsts wtthout a 1975 5 2 He I --'2!1!..~ h ea ttng roofrng 365 \ utla nd ) Rog er Wams 20" 3112 H P ley sp a tmg general sheet license plate sllcker before TO GIVE AWAY Real Estate For Sale Mal e 5 1 6tp metal wo.- k Germa n St1 eph erd yr o d mtdmght May 31 the close of 3 BEDROOM a I br ck r anch good w th ch l dr en F r ee to Free Eshmales s ty le 1 baths all car the regtstratlon perwd CASI;t ,ltiWUor all ma kes and good h ome Phone 7.:12 J 542 22"- 3 112 HP p e ted large fam ly ro om on Phone 949 5961 moOers of mob le hom es ' The pohcy of the Ohw 5 ? 3tc 3 lots P hone (6 1d 367 7552 Self Propelled Phone area cod e 614 423 Emergency 949 2211 2 27 Me Department of Htghway SH OOTIN G Ma.tch W ndy 9531 or 992 5700 4 13 tfc R d ge Gun Club Safety, and 1ts dlVlswn of the 2 BEDROOM trarler and ro t n Harr sonv le Sunday May 4·2 75 town P hone 992 3975 or 992 Ohto Highway Patrolts that no _, 1 p m f ac tory cho k ed J uN K autos comp lete a nd POMEROY LANDMARK ! 257 1 de vered to our yard we guns on y one wtll be ctted for fathng to 4 9 lf c ptck up a uto bod es and buy 9. ~Jack w Carsey Mgr 5 31c e!tiz:! Phone 992 21 81 have a hcense plate shcker a ll krnd s of scrap me ta ls and 6 RMS and bath w th 33 acres ron R der s Sa lvage 51 BLOOMERS until after the !mal May 31 CLELAND S In Rose Va ll e y Syracuse Rt 124 R t 11 Pomeroy Open ng May 5th Fl ower s Oh o Phon e 99 2 3792 deadhne ' Dtrector Cook Oh o Ca l 992 5468 plants and produ ce F ar: F I SH BAIT f 1Sh loaJI We 5 1 3tp 10 17 tf c have our ba t n n gh t pr ces cou r teous serv ce commented craw ler s large mea t n ext door to Steamboat Inn E R v~•,' E' E "' • "' Ia';;,-;on ~;d-;;r-;~ The htghway safety c htef J m Cle land Racrne Oh ro w orm s wo r ms r ed worm ss Ru tland W II trnan ce or For Rent Benetrt Of1ro Valley b lood bat lnd 1an Joes explamed there extsts some Pleasant R1dge lease Call 742 5052 F e llo wsh p Sp>J r t and CB S hop JO B Page TR AI LE R spa ce 1 m e fro m 4 9 26tc confuston wtth the new h cense 5 1 6tp St M ddl epo rt Phone 99 2 Pomeroy Phon e 992 5858 Pomeroy, Oh1o 3509 plate regtstratwn system Car 5 2 tfc I 72 ACRES of land and locust .. PIANO TU N NG PH ON E949 4 9 JOtc posts Phone 742 365 6 owners whose last names J8 11 2 BEDR OOM mobil e home 4 20 26tp 4 30 <~ tc begm 1\llh A through K are a c tn R ac ne a r ea Phone STE REO modern w a lnut 8 992 5858 tr ack tap e comb nat •on am Reasonable Rates BEAUT IF UL new hom e on bemg 1ssued va hdaho n QU ICK t'RINT by ma I from 5 2 tfc fm rad o ba l an ce$ 07 59 or lake 3 bedro oms bath & 1 camera r e ady co py One sllckers through Apnl 30 and erm s ca I I 992 3965 carpetmg drapes b g den 7 000 page $5 55 f r st 100 $1 15 APPROX IM ATELY 4 29 lfc Call 992 3493 car owners whose surnames used tomato s takes $275 each a ddrt onal 100 Sen d 3 2<1 He c opy check to LET Phone 843 2414 even ngs begm wtth letters L through Z STRAWBERRY plants Rt 4· 10 1 mo TER SHOP P L US 72 W 5 2 Jt c 338 ne a r Rae ne Locks CI RCLE Mote l & Chr s t y An n can obtam vahdatwn slickers Un on Athens Oh o Also Char ! e Foster Res tau r a nt Ga l rp o l s. lOb pr nt ng NEW wooden ut f tv bar n through May 31 4 29 2tc Oh o Phone 446 250 1 or <146 Phone 992 271 9 4 29 38tp 39611 Char les K es t ng Techmcally a car owner m 5 2 Jtp FLOWER S ~or Mother s Day -----------II 23 12tp the A through K g roup who FAS HION Sales pa r t I m e S mall ey::; G fl S hop GIB SO N Srde by s de fantast c opportunr ty Call Chester Oh o Phone 985 2 BEDR OOM home n ew mtsses hts Apnl 30 deadhne 1s re fr g erator treez~ ut I 992 7789 for appo mt ment tor 3537 found a t on roo f ng cement t es excelle nt cond t ron subject to arrest for fa tlure to n te rv ew A 29 l Otc porcf1es thermo pane Phon e 992 2257 on we ekends In Syracuse 4 29 3fc wrndows storm doo rs register or a ft er 5 30 durrng tl'1e 197.1 H O NDA 7Stl 800 m rl es natural gas furnac e wh1te Now open for season Now week ' Thts y ear because of QUARTER hor se at stud Phone 99 2 7692 atte r 1 p m a lum num s rd rng b lack ava il able- mos t va r e t es 5 2 3tc young son of THE OLE 4 29 6tp shutter k !chen cabrnets of vegetab le plant s & confuston over the n ew MAN AAAT a lea d ng - - -===p a n e l ng cerl rng t le floors flo we r s plu s potted flow e r s procedure, the appropnate srre of race and show hor TRA ILER space fo r ren t n 30 INCH GAS RANGE Also refrn rshed ow 1'1eat ng brll OUR SPECIAL TV over 11 9 cu tt r etrr gerator ses R~n w th n 100tl'1 of a M dd eport Call 992 2625 n ce loca tron c rly wa t er 2 000 hangrng baskets of time for arrest ts after m td avocado green used very second of AAA trm e before Phon e 98 5 41 02 ~ 27 fc Petunras Ivy Ger.an rum s. mght Ma y 31 when everyone lrft e Phon e 949 4710 he was 2 Off rc at AA w th an 4 4 26tc Vines and Begon as . 89 spee d nde)( ha lt e r 5 I Jtc who has no sttcker ts m TOP QUALITY AT co nform at Ofl and best COU NTR Y Mo b e Home BRICK HOUSECin Second St LOWEST PRICES Pa rk. Rt 33 te n m rt es nor th FARM EQU PMENT vtolahon, ' Dtrector Cook 196 1 d s pas Iron Fee $100 at t me Pome roy downlown 992 5776 of Pomeroy Larg e lot s w th Ma ssey Ferguson 65 of se rv ces w tth I ve foal Su tab le for 11\nng quarters concluded 4171 mo . conc r ete pat os s dewa lks (d rese l t tr actor $2200 1960 guarantee P hone 992 7888 ups la r s sma I bus n ess unners and off s tr ee t Ford 87 1 tr actor $1550 All s 4 20 26tc down of fr ceor hom e Wlt htn nark ng Phone 99'} 7479 Chalmers WD 45 tra ctor walk ng d s tan ce of all 12 31 tt c AUCT ON Thursday n gf1t 7 plow and I fl dr sc All for s tores Cal 992 31189 $1275 New lm co 7' 2 tt 3 pi pm at Mason Auctton 5 1 3tc SHE D p t and d rsc S375 used Ford 3 pt Horto n St n Mason w Va t ~ ~ l so 1 r rr nouse w th rotary mower $225 New 5 4ACR E Son Rt 143 water tap Cons gnm e nts we lco me chr d ac ce pted Or Ph one ( 3041 77 3 5471 fl 3 pi ro t a ry mower S375 P IPrtr r- a a s and dr rvewav rm apt ba th Used Ferg uson 3 pi corn Two Caterpr l ar 22 bull 2 2 tf c es d d unfur n rshed planter S250 Erme l dozer s for sa le $1 500 for t 1..h ld acc e p ted Joh n FO R you r 0 I Of M nk Lucke !! w Wash ngton St bot h Co tact Law r e n ce I <> s 3 m rles south of C os m e t cs -Phone Albany Phon e 698 7881 or Lee Lar k rns St Rutland · M d e port R t 7 698 3032 BROWN S 992 511 3 4 30 6tc 4 30 6t p 5 1 3tc 7 tfc 12 )(52 2 BE DR OUM rra ler MAKE MOT H E R happy th s NOW se lf ng Fu ler Brush t ke n ew S35 wee k ut I t es year w lh a I v ng room su rt e Products phone 992 34 10 pa• d Phone 992 3324 from J acks F urnrture 1 ~4 ttc 4 17 tfc Many s tyles a nd colors to AQHA St a t to n Se r v rc e FREE ESTIMATES ch oo se from Al l surt es sa te R M and bat h turn sh ed a pt 3 D amo nd Ch a n ~ Go Man prrc ed start ng as to w as Ut I t es pad 356 No r th 4th Go D amend Charg e b lood $139 00 and up Also an ce The ftrst known btcycle w as PH. 949-5184 St M dd leport nes E xce ll ent d s pos ton se ectron of sw rvel rock ers mtroduced to the world by the 4 9 lfc f6 2 ve foa l guaranteed a t $89 95 Ja c ks Furnrture & 54 1 mo S l OO Phon e 992 7300 Cornie de Stvrac who tn 1791 Upho lst ery Supply 236 E 4 27 12tp J A ND 4 ROOM furn she d and Marn Pomeroy Oh o was seen ndmg a two wheel LOVEL unfurn sh ed apartme nts McDA N IE L Custom But Phone 992 3903 bedroom s 2 bat hs one en , wooden horse m the gardens Phone 99 1 54 311 cher ng Sta t e and Fed e ra l _:~2._0~ closed g ood carpetrng ga s Insp ected s a ug ht er cut 4 12 ftc of the Palats Royal m Pans and wrpp Phone (30 41 88 2 The Wo rld Almanac notes Call LO ST - Yel low calf 250 300 PR IVATE meet ng room for 1974 KAWASAKI 90 1000 frreplace bu il t tn bookcases & 3224 m les 2 helme ts I ke new ch na c loset Modern k ttchen ed a celenfere the machme lb s Carmel ar ea Phone any organ za t on phone 992 4 27 12fp a ll for $350 Phone 843 2272 full basem ent and garage • 3975 had two ngtdly mounted wheels Mary C rcle 949 4664 5 1 3tc MODERN BUSINESS 5 1 Jtc 3 11 lfc so that tt could be steer ed To - - - - - - - - - - _ CH HUAHUAP~P;;s- Phon e BUILDING - Ha s nearl y 2900 c h ange dtrectlOn 1t was REWARD for small APT I ke new 3 rooms w h 742 4465 sq ft 1100 a rr cond tt oned lar ge bath ta bl et op ra n ge necessary h ft drag or }Urt\p ~~~n1~J ea~~ aG~n ~ 03 9we~ktsh 5 1 3tp Central heat 2 ceram 1c t tle Real Estate for Sale la rge c lose t EastMan s ---~-~---- - rest rooms and lot s of parktng the front wheel to one Slde Edna P r ce phon e (614 ) 843 Po meroy See to app rec a te RECOND IT IONED antennea on Rt 7 5 ROOM hous e bath 2 2653 Ph one Ga ll pol s dur n g d ay bedrooms gas h eat wrth rolors TV set s Wern er BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 4 30 3tc 1-16 9699 even rn gs d46 9539 Radto M dd le port For Rent or Sale lot 550 South Th rd Avenue 11 10 tfc 51 3tc - In Pomeroy wrth a good M ddleport Phone 992 5078 1975 TOBAC CO allotment fo r Yard - - - - - - - - - - - - trade all sto ck e qutpment 5 2 3tp sa le or re nt 2 350 lb quota FURNI SHE D apa rt ment 12 cu FT ref r gerator good and hvtng quarter s Call 593 7007 Wed nesday or YARD Sa le Sa turd ay Larg e adults only rn Mtddle port cond toon $35 Phone 992 BUILDING LOTS Some 2 N 1c E lots over 1 acre ea ch Saturday Phone 99 2 3674 s ze dresses some ea rn va Hard r oad r ura wa t e r 4 27 6tp 2646 WI.th wa ter a nd na t ura l gas wa re Man St Rut land 3 25 lfc ava table 3 m rl es from by • 30 3tc laps S1500 00 up s 2 ttc pa ss on Le ad n g Creek ---------MIDDLEPORT 3 Road Also old cow manure Furn rshed one bedroom a p t NOTICE GA RAGE Sa le Sa t urday and by bu shel Pl'1 one 142 3108 bedrooms, .., 1tural gas I ut !r ites pard P hone 992 CLO"S'EEu T on new Z g Zag A Sunday 9 t II dark Dut h B1ds w II be recerved al the 5436 4 27 6tc sew rng mach n es For furnan ~ •U ter ntce Town H l l M ner sv 1 e oft ce of Bernard V F ultz sew ng st r e t c h fab r cs 4 25 8tc Attorney a t Law Pome roy larg e s ze c lothrng d shes buttonholes fan cy des gns panel tn£ ... , mg til e a nd -Oh o unt I ten o clock AM of and tupp erware othe r tfe ms etc Pan t s l ghtly la rg e lot fo.- garde n $8500 00 FO R SALE! by bu lder - n e w 3 bed room home n Rutland 1 May 17 197 5 fo r the sate of the too num ero u s to menl on J ROOM S and bath Phone 99 2 blem s h ed Cho ce of 2937 ca r garage frnanc ng e ther fo!l owrng 5 2 2tc carry ng ca se or sew ng WHEN YOU ADVERTISE by FHA or bank Ph one 742 4 27 6tc I The resrdence of th e late sta nd U 9 80 ca sh or term s 36 15 or contact M to B YOUR PROPERTY YOU Leah B Schaefer s tuated at YARD SA LE Mo nd ay and ----------ava tab le Phone 992 7755 Hut ch nson 230 L ncoln Ht l Pomeroy Tuesday May 5 and 6 9B 12 18tfc OPEN YOUR HOUSE TO 4 30 41c Ohro Th s res dence s on e of Pearl St M ddleport EVERYONE LIST IT WITH the frnes t homes rn Me gs ~ 523tc US AND WE WILL SCREEN 3 BE DROOM home on 4 acres OF cabbage County 1969 C HE VRO L E T 2 ton VARIETY ot g ro und full basement tomato 3n .. peppe r plants THE LOOKERS CALL 992 prckup 6 cyl nde r stan 2 The store bu ld ng YARD Sa e Fr rd ay and 3325 fu e l o rl fur nace ac Also cauliflower broccol s rtuated on WestMan Str ee t Sa t urday 9 a m to 4 p m dard $7 00 Also 1970 Ford br eezew ay and large garag e brusset spro ut s egg p lan ts Hu tch son Su bd v son n rn the VIllage of Pomeroy Maver ck 6 cy l nder rn the countr y but c lo se to Beddrng plants - pans es Oh o forme rl y known a s the Rutland Go ld and Br ck automat rc $700 Ga ry R town On hardtop road 2 petunra mar gold salvra Red Anchor Th s propert y D II Ph o n ~: 9B5 4274 or 985 house n back Phone 742 tlf IF r~ I 1 f /\I CJh'IJ trarler set ups mc luded Call phlox port ul aca agert um 696 1 3597 extef'lds from Man Stree t to 992 7649 afte r 4 p m o r 992 alyffum rmpal rens cole us C(•!-IDIJ~j 1'. If ,,t '•llfJ Second St re e t n the VIl lage o~ 5 2 ltc 5 2 Jt c varre ty of geranrums a lso 2519 any t1m e for ap Po meroy and ncludes a store •'< c,•,()t I 1\ 1 f ·, po n tm e nt pots of petunras a nd mums bu ld rng front ng on Court 4 fam ily yard Sa le on May 2 1973 CUTL ASS S 25 000 actual Hang ng bask ets s treet 4 30 26tc and 3 Located on County m les wh te wtth v nyt top petunras rv y geranwm The r ght s reserved to Road 28 F rst road to the Bu cke t seats s tereo p s tobel a ferns wa nd er ng re tec t any and at brds ,.---~----'---.....:- 2 BEDROOM house on R t 7 r ght abov e Eastern H g h p b lots of ext ra s Phone a c r oss from Sh e nang 1ews porch boxes la rg e ,-: For rnformat on concern ng Sc hool Lo t ot baby tern s I 3041 882 2023 ::,pr n gs :l ac r es new fur hearty red azaleas Cleland the\ property and ap some d shes c loth es fur 5 1 Jt p nace re modeled $7 000 G r ee nhou se Ra e ne por nt ments for vrew ng the n t ure and m sc Come Can be frnanced For further Gerald ne Cle land proper ty con tact Bernard F anyt m e Look for Srgns 1968 PONTI AC Cata rna a c nform a t on call 992 2720 4 13 ftc Fultz Pom e ro y Oh o Pl'1one 985 4219 good cond ton S3 95 P hon e 4 30 6tc Te lephone 992 2186 5 I 2t p 742 5825 5 1 lt c Wa llace Bradford YARb SA LE Bradbu r y Homes For 608 E Nan c y Moll School Satu r day Ma y 3 9 1970 CHEVY Nova 350 4 J oa n .S toneburner t II 3 p m Hom e made baked speed 46 000 mrles 'E I400 FREE lot rent for 2 mon ths MA N~!t!!i!'!'!lii~ol Co Executors of the goods fo r sa le al so w th purchas e of mob fe Also 1968 fold dow n cam Estate of POMEROY, 0 •._ 5 I 2tc home Only 2 years old 1 per sleeps 8 $550 Ph one Leah B Sc haef e r 992 7378 owner spac ou s _ lrv n g 3 FA M ILY Por c h Sa e Thurs WANT TO raiSe horses? RUTLAND - 60 acres 1'/ 2 room extra large bedrooms 5 I 61p ( 4) 27 30 (51 2 <I 7 9 11 -4 16 day Fr day a nd Satu rday Here s the place to do tt' sto[y frame hom e l BR located 1n qute t res rdenlral 9tc bes de Waffle Sh op n sect on Call 992 2536 any 95 a more or less 2 story bath utt lrty so me car Middle por t Phone 992 7197 19 73DATS UN1 200ser es 2 dr trme home a lum s iding storm pef1ng paneling & h ie pa r t 4 30 3tc Phon e 992 3293 or see a t 105 5 2 2tc w indows mod kitchen basement Garage a nd Un on Avenue PUBLIC NOTfCE - - - - - - - - - - - - f wo r ksho p 24x32 barn P ATIO and Basement sate fully carpeted Has 40x40 Brds w II be rece rved at the 4 29 6tc 2 BEDROOM mobrl e home Thu rsday F r day and barn w1th 12 box stall s 35x4 0 la rge build1ng offrce of Bernard v Fultz ca ll 992 7649 a ft er 4 p m Sat urday 10 a m 1 II 5 p m 1970 C U DA convert rbt e red Attorney Pom eroy Nat ana l tack room pressurize d 30 x200 pond 2 free gas 4 30 6tc Lrncotn He rght s 1667 w th black top J40 4 spee d Bank~ Qmeroy 01'1 o unt t water system to house & Pom e roy Items t oo wells lots of bulld1ng sites headers 411 gears cra ger s S ELL your mobr le home for Sat urda y Ma y 10 1975 a t numerous to mentron barn s.:how nng break mg abou t all fen ced Mme.-a ls 10 00 0 Clock A M for th e sa le sharp S1 750 Ca ll 669 4352 ca sh 15 ho mes wanted 195 8 every thrn g pr ced low corral JOx JO feeder barn 1ncluded ONLY $33 000 at W lk esv rlle Chuck of I he Lula Wheaton Dav s thru 1972 models P hone ' 30 31p Brown Bu lldmgs all painted last property s tuat e d n th e (614) 446 1.425 Gallrpol s. POMEROY - 1'12 acres 3 9 78tf year Grve us a call unrncorporated Vrll age o f 4 FAM IL Y Yard Sale 4 29 Stc 1 slory frame 2 BR bath Portland n Lebanon Town Saturday May 3 from 10 utility R Naf gas furnace l954 PACEMAKER tra ler a m tr ll 3 p m located on Ship Metgs County Oil tO Th e POMEROY ~ Bus1nes s porches garage A lot of 1960 FO RD 1 ton In ex cellen t n ce for couple Phone 378 sate of lhe property s sub tect Fron t St 1 block from cond Iro n 6 QOOd t r es and bldg With 6 room apt th1s home Is new $13 000 6298 to the approval of the Co urt Sm th s Store n Hart ford r ms V 8 , sta ndard 3 sp up s,ta~rs Bldg now leased The rrght S rese rved to re 1e ct W Va 4 26 tfc NEAR MIDDLEPORT 4 30 Jtc Rt 68 1 come to Da r wm and any or all brds as bus 1ness Good buy at 60 acres 25 to 30 tillable tu rn te ll or phone 99~ 5570 GIGANT IC SALE - Up io 75 $18 500 00 larg e barn s torage 4 30 6t c: Edw n McLeod Pet sav rng s on C K Opportunities butld tng home rs 1V2 story Guard a n of Polyester Kn1ts $2 119 and HARRISONVILLE - have 1970CHEVELLE SS 396 Auto fram e 4 BR large balh Lui a Wheaton Davts up Sunday May 4 only your own grocery busmess Am Fm New t res mags \ de n and living R has WKYG Rad o (We Broad bldg stock and equip 151 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 7tc '51 00 0 Good cond t on ca s t from 1 A p m ) Free ftreplaces lots of building RESPONSIBLE Phone 99 2 3502 mont All for $16 500 00 G tts and refreshments s tes partly fenced lm 4 30 31c PERSON Novelty F & c m ed tate possesston on IF YOU QUALIFY - for NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 4 29 St c s1gn1ng deed $17 000 FHA loan we have some Case No 21 448 - -For Sale POMEROY - 12x60 Mobile Esta1'e of Ade1rne p RUMMAC E Sa e 1 r day and Want ed to own and ope rate FHA approved homes for lrownlng Deceased Saturday 9 t II 4 at the KR IS 600 L near ~5 0 Wa tt s candy & con fec t on vendrng Home 3 BR bath Ex sale No tice 1s hereby gaven t ha t Sa c r e d H e art Chu r ch route Pomeroy a nd Sl50 Rhone (614) 667 3759 pando ltvmg R a1r cond Margery A Fer let of 146 Basement Spon sored by the su rr oun d rn g area P leasa nt 4 30 Stc 10 ACRES - all new elec washer & dryer a ll fur Winston Lane Monroe Ohio Ca t hol c Women s Club bu s ness H gl'1 profrt tems hom e 3 BR full base ntsh ed new carpe trng A tun b t! n duly appo,nt ed 4 29 4tc Can s tar t part t m e Age or GRAVELY trac tor w th nice country location BUY AT $4500 exper ence not Im portan t Executrix of the Esta t e of ---- ----mower an d sul ky Also 19 57 ' ~equ res car and $1395 to Owner will " fake land POMEROY 1973 14x70 Adeline P Browni ng deceased Wanle~ To Buy Ford Rancher 0 truck both Sll 795 cash tnvestment For late of Mt•Qs County Ohm contract w1fh $7 000 00 Mob1le Home 3 BR llf2 n good con dttlon Phon e 742 deta Is wr fe and rnclude Creditors er! reQurred to file WA NT EO to buy corn Phone down 6352 baths dosh wa~her your phone number their cla1ms Wtth satd frduc lary 991 3183 com pletely furmshed 8x20 5 2 3tc within four months 4 29. 6tc awn1ng ALL L1 KE NEW 307 Spr10g Avenue Dated th1s 15th day of Aprrl OLD ~r nf;;;. e - K;- - bO;;s HOME grown tomato plants $8 900 1975 brass beds or complete •rnproved Mexican and Pomeroy 992 2298 Department sVv ALL OF THE ABOVE ARE Mlnnfng D Wetiste.- Judge households Wrtte M o He nz 1350 Ac ro ss from 39n Meadowbrook R<l Court of Common Pleas Mrller Rt 4 Pomeroy NEW LISTINGS AND ARE CONTACT Mun tc pa l Park rn Syracuse Mrnneapoh s Mn 55426 Probate D1v1sron Oh 0 Call 992 7760 Thomas Hayma n GOOD I)UYS CALL NOW LoiS Pauley W 18 25 (SI 2 3tc 4 28 30tc 10 7 7A 992 2259 Branch Manager . HElL Racine Plumbing & Heating '72.9Q(KDJ '104.95(KDJ, 0. J. LAUDERMILT s ROOFING i"c FREE ESTIMATES ----- Phone 992-7665 Hubbard's Greenhouse WORLD GLEN R. Bissell ------------- ALUMINUM & VINYL SIDING - ------------- ....1.-=--==------- - Lost to Sale \;n. --------- Auto Sales ----.,...------- - Mobile Sale CLELAN I ----- -------- ----- \- or----------- - --------- ------ ----- ---- '· ' I ' I Something For Evetyone ~. .~~. .~~-~~"". .~~. .~~~1 DAN THOMPSON FORD In the Markel For A Good Used Car For Sale TURF TRIM MOWER • ' Campbell's S\\ ap 'n Shop ya rd sale & flea market 2 blocks from Da1ry Queen, The Daily Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Frtday, May 2, 1975 9- Strout Realty . FQ.R FRE~ ESTIMATES On alum rnum r ep lac em ent Windows stdrng storm doors and wrnd ows ra1lrng, phon e Ch a rle s L1sle ~ Syracuse Ohro carl Jacob Sales R e p rese n : tat ve V. V. JOHNSON AND SON, INC. Water Electrrc Ga~, Sewer Ltn es rnstalled. Work guaranteed Dozer Backh oe Truck s Lim e stone & Ftll Drrt commerc1a1 Res rdentr a t Con!>tructron & Remodel B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY 777 Pearl Street Mtddl eport Ohto Phone h2· 5l67 or 992·3861 FREE ESTIMATES Blown lnsulalton Serv1ces Blown mto Wa lis & Attics· STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS LARRY LAVENDER Syracuse Oh1o Ph 992 3993 410lmo . READY MIX C ONCRE ~E del rvered r gh l to you r pro1ec t Fast and easy Free estr ma tes Phone 992 3284 Goeg le rn Rea dy M x Co M ddl eport Ohio 6 30 tfc S EW IN G MAC H INE Re pa r s serv ce all makes 992 2284 Th e Fa br c Shop Pom ero y Author zed S nger sa tes a nd Se rvtce We s ha rp e n sc ssors 3 29 tfc DOZE R work land cl e arrng by the acre hourly or cont r act Fa rm ponds roads et c La rge dozer a nd opera t or wtth over 20 years ex per ence Pull n s E x cavatrn g Pom e roy Oh o Phone 992 2478 12 19 ttc CARPET nstalla t on $1 25 per ya r d Call R char d West Phone 843 2667 4 3 30tp SEPTIC TANK S CLE ANED Reaso nable RATE S Phone -1 46 4762 Gallrpol s Jo hn R usse I own er 4 9 tfc 1972 BUICK ELECTRA 225.............'3195 4 Dr radio WILKINSON SMALL EN GIIIII 1 4 RUBBER BACK We ha ve hund re ds of ca rp et values Your rob can be com pl eted n 1 to 2 weeks No long wa t ng penod Our mstaller has 28 yea rs experrenc e Expert m s tall a tlon Yo u 11 lake what you get CALL 74l 4211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CAR PET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Rutland V8 PS 4 Dr 2 Dr Ground Also Repa1rs un All R1drng Tractors 498 Locust St Mtddleporl Ohl EX PERIEI\ICED P B auto trans a ~r cond v1nyl top rad10 Slant 6 4 Dr air cond P S P B .:~u to t ra ns vtn yl top radto I 1968 BUICK leSABRE .................... '695 1964 MERCURY PARKLANE ........... 1195 SOO E Mam St 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Grand Opening oomeroy 0 . OPEN9am 1o6pm Monday thru Saturday We w111 p1ck up & delrver v Specral low pnc es on all mec hanrcal work 5 1 l mo . EXCAVAT IN G Do zer Ba c kho e d rt ch e r wa te r frn es fo oters dra ns roads and brush cteanrng No 10b too smal l n o weat h er too bad Ph o n e Charles R Hatti J td R t 1 R uttand Ohro Phon e 742 6092 5 2 52tp SEPT IC TANKS c feaned Mode rn Sanrl a tron 992 3954 or 992 7349 9 18 tfc EXCAVAT ING dozer loader and backhoe work septr c tanks ns t a ll ed d ump truck s and to boys for h•re w II ha ul fr/1 d rt top so I I mestone and grav e l Call Bob or Roger J effers da y pf1on e 992 70 69 n ght p hone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc D 8. D TREE Tr mmrnfil <~0 yea r s ex p errence Insured free es t mates Ca t! 992 3057 Coo tv li e Ph one (1) 667 304 1 4 30 tfc -------------- S EPT IC ta nksiin d leach lrnes ns ta ll ed Also 1 e ld dram t les AI worK g uarant eed Lew s Excavatrng R t 1 Rutla n d Of1ro Phone 742 37 42 4 24 26t c SPRING SPECIALS 2 pc L1v1ng Room Suttes beaultful "Scotchgard" floral matenals-$198 00 Herculon or vmyl Recliners, Reg $69 95-Now $49 95 "3 Graces" or ''4 Cuptds ' Table Lamps choiCe of gold or white $17 50 ea or $34Set 30 'loam Bunk Mat tresses $17 Good select ion Mextcan Imports Bull Horns $12, Hangmg Flower Pots $4 Handpa1nted vases $8, statues $12 USED GOODS R1dmg Lawn Mowers $150 up Several Dtnlng Rm Suites, rncluchng a 6 pc Duncan Phyfe At Cautton Light, Rl 7'' Tuppers Platns, Ohio Phonet67 3158 OPEN WED THRU SUNDAY9AM 7PM Phone992 2174 USED CARS 2 Dr Sports Coupe extra ntce 73 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR ....... s1995 Sma ll V a a ut o PS QUALITY 72 PINTO 4 CYL 4 SPO ........... s1495 72 PINTO 4 CYL AUTO............ 11495 IS REMEMBERED LONG• AFTER 11595 72 FORD GALAXIE 4 DR---------V a auto P S P B IS FORG~J'TEN Ractng stnpes mag w heels Ar 71 FORD MAVERICK ................ s1595 6 cyl auto dr 4 ,71 PONTIAC CATALINA ............. s1295 Pomeroy Motor Co. PRICE 73 Olds 98 HT Sed. V-roof, an, power._. '4395 P1ckup 6 cy l long w hee l base On ly 5 766 easy miles Showroom c lean radto New Ford trade In 73 Cougar XR7, v-roof, a1r, power.... .... 13695 1974 Pinto Station Wagon ............. 52895 73 Vega Hatchback 4 sp., rad10 ......... 12195 - Low mil eage luxury mter1or luggage rack auto trans 1972 Chev. 6 cyl. Nova ................. •19~5 VB auto a1r 307 auto 1974 Ford 6 cyl. Pickup ............... s3395 Auto trans power steenng & brakes A beau ttful ano we ll kept t ruck 1965 Ford VB Gal. 500 .................. ~95 4 Dr Sedan very low mtleage PS 68 CHM NOVA ...................... SS95 dean One local owner 24FT. OPEN ROAD MOTOR HOME Sleeps 6 fully self contamed w1lh dual a1r cDnd1t1onmg RENT THIS BEAUTIFUL MOTOR HOME BY THE DAY OR WEEK MOBILE HOME SA• ES. INC. NOW OPEN Sunday 1 · 6 pm PH. 992-7777 POMEROY See Our Special Sale Ad In Sunday's Newspaper - - ~----' Heck's reports record results CHARLESTON , W Va Heck's Inc , has reported record resulls for the ftrst quarter of 1975, with sales up 13 per cent over the same period last year Sales foe the period were $30,2:i2,900, up from ,26,553,200 In the first quarter of 1974 Net mcome advanced 14 per cent over the same pertod to a peak $306,000 or 10 cents per share l' \ ' HT., :~~ .. ~:r•• 2895 289 auto BUICk Elec. 3 Dr., HT, Pow a':. ::~:~~- 1 3195 72 Olds 98 HT Sed. v-roof, power, atr•• • '2895 72 Olds 88, 4 Dr, Sedan , v-roof, a1r -- --'2695 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, a1r. ... ....... '3295 72 72 72 Olds Toronado Cpe. v-roof, ............ '3095 Chev. Imp. Cpe, V8 auto., ps ......... '2195 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe, power, a1r ••••• '2695 70 Dlds 98 Hoi., Sed., power, an •••••• •11495 69 Ford Gal. 500 4 SEE: FRED BLAETINAR. DARRELL DODRILL 69 Ford LTD HT, 4 dr Door .................. '895 Cpe, V-roof, alr ...........'995 69 Bu1ck LeSabre 4 dr, v-roof, a1r •••••• •• '795 72 FORD F-100 CUSTOM ......... . P ~eku p 6 cyl Chev. ,Jm p. Cust. Coupe, power ....... 12295 69 Corva1r 2 door, standard .............. 1395 63 FORD FAIRLANE ...................1195 LARRY'S 4 Dr. Hardtop a rr cond one carefu l local owner Auto tra ns P S P B Ltk e new or1g1nal frn1 sh HT 68 MERC. 2 OR HT ...................~95 Two hundred and stxth-s tx Gregory Ranso n Dusty Tam m e Sm th students a t Met gs Htgh School Sm t h St an ley St a r c h e r Deborah have been named to the honor Taylor Tom Tucker Jane roll for the fiftll stx weeks Van Met er Sh err y v n ng June Wamsle y gradmg pertod JUNIORS - James An A student must mamtam a derson Albert Ban ks Rodney R rch ard Barle y Bob Batt g rade of B or better to be Berry John Blake Brenda Sand y Carleton named to the roll Named Bairn Geo rge Ca rp er Debbr e were Caru t her s Karen Coleman F RESHMEN _ R ta Sa ley Grnger Cu ll ums Rtchard Da ley Mr c k Davenport Rory Bartrum Scott Bearhs Mart y Dugan Crnd y Eads Cat hy Bta e ttnar Sa lly Carle Gary F rfe Eta ne F sh Scott ton Mary Carswell Tamm e Fraser J ohn Fultz Kenneth DeBord Karen DeMoss Gr lkey Crystal Glaze Cynth a Crn dy Dorst Ronnre Eblrn Claze w 11 am Gloyd Pam Evans Patr rc a F tc h Georgene Grate Jut a Ham m Trma Grbbs Judy Grlkey Dar la Harper Tamt Hoffman La ura Hoover Kat hy Howard Pam Holcomb Laura Hoover James Hu tton Gary Hysell Penny Hy sell Erv n Janey Martha Jo Krawsczyn Sue Les t e Ingels Debb e Jan ey Kennedy Helen Kmg Chery l Bon t a Johns on Ka r en Lefebre Vater e Lewrs Johnso n James Jon es Neale Danny Morrrs S.an~y Mrght Kn ght Mona K ng Sammy Mark M tc h Connte Musse r L ttte Es th er Lower y Jeff Robert Nakamo to An n Mc K rnney R cf1 a rd Pear ch P.am Pow ers Lrs a Macumber Kenny Mankrn Prater Debb e Queen Rand y Mrke Magnotta Deann Randolp1'1 Rand a ll Roa c h Manley v ck Mantey St e ph an re Rought ll a Cha r les Marshall Tammy R:uschel Dane Sm rth Hom er M chae l Jeff Mtller Kr rsta Smrth Robtn Snowden Velvet Morrr s Carne ! Murphy Swtsher Don T II s Teresa Krmb e rl y Oh lmg e r James Van Meter Terrr V n ng Scott Qualls J u d th Radford Bruce Warner M chael Wayla nd Reed Ka thy Rupe Chr s Lor Wyne Cheryl Ze g ter Sc hu ler Tammy Sntd er Dora Doerfer Tam a r a Stanl ey Tammy SOPHOMORES ~ Debra 5 h R 1 h S 1 c conov e r a P ear es elr t:'rhfl • ld Ch er yl Barnhart George Stewart Mrke Sw tck Don na Tf1ornton Lr sa R ta Birchfield Mary Bla ett na.- Tamara Blake Gene Thoma s Greg Van M,e t er Blankensh P Dale Brown ng Earl Wood Bobby Yate s Gregory Brownrng Ke ll ee SENIORS - V ck ! Abbott Burdette R c k Cadle Terry Rh onda Ab les Robert Allen Cla rk Kathy Coleman E larne Ga rl s a ley Myra Ba yes Cars Margaret Cors Mark Sha ro n B ng Deborah Black Oav s Robrn Dewhurst Mary Ronald Brown ng Rodn ey Sue Durst Anthony Elb rn Car l Cmdy Carm rc ha el Jo Paula E ch nge r Ter esa Ell !s Cha l n Marcella Charl es Lorr Fau l k Co nn e F rsh oav d Ch rist an T m Colburn Th eresa Fish Becky Fu ltz , Raya nna Cole Ann Colwell Sandy Garnes Crystal Hal l R chard Cou ch Car ta Cr s p Rona ld Hawk ns J o yce Tr m Cund ff Carl Da vidso n Hutch son Brenda Hyse ll Ernre Kenton ,Oavrs Bonnte v ckt John son Cheryl Ken D lion Dan el Dodson James nedy Jacquet me K ng Debb e Fe rr ell Aprrl Fraser Betrnda La m ber t L o r a n e Fri end Cheri Frye Crnd M c E I h an e Y D u an e Garnes Lrnda Gerard T m Mc L:.a ughlrn Ca thy Manley G Ilion Nan cy Grllrsp e Mrke Sandy Metheney Eug ene G !more Mi ke Ha ley Cheryl Morrtson T eres a Musser Han rng Teresa Hayes Scott Na pper Pam North Isa be ll e Hoop e r Joy ce Pam Olf e nb erger Fa rth Hu tch son Chr sty Hysell Perrin Jam es Pockllng ton Donald Hysell J o In g les Dav d Jones Brran Just ce Sa nta Justice Shern e Kauff Debra Kennedy Anrta K rng Da nny Krng Santa K ser Scherry Lane Cara t Lewts Dran e Lew s Dana Lynch Debb te Mclaugh lin Also Ralph McM11tin R ck Meth eney David Moor e Peggy Murphy Jeff Musser Sandy Ne gt e r Rog er Nelson Vrck r Newell P.,hll Ohl ing er Ja ck Ot te r Cathy Osborne Jud y Owen Becky Pa inter Jo Anna Peyton Doug las Pope Barbara Pri c e Barbara Pnddy Rose Ramsburg Jeff Ridgway l<i enny Rrfe Steve Ro seberr y Gerr 1 Rought Bryan Shank Diana Smrth Brenda Sprres Coy Starcher Danny Taylor t Douglas Tay lo r John R Tt1omas Teresa Thomas Susan Tltlr s V ~ek Vaughan Greg Walburn Steve Walburn George Ward Mary Weyers rrillter Joy Whl1e L nd a Williams Babs Witt e Pol. Cus. 4 Dr J/4 266 earn Meigs honors DODGE 73 1972 Ford LTD 4 dr.................... 12395 69 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DR .......... '695 OPEN EVES 8 00 POMEROY, OHIO 73 Olds Cut. S. Cpe, auto., •• ~..s. :-:~~~~- -· '3095 71 MERCURY MONTERE'L ...... 11595 4 Dr H T POMEROY MOTOR CO Cp~ ~ -~--.'2895 72 72 69 OLDS DELTA 88 .................. '695 12250 73 Olds Omega Hatchback 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, a1r .. '2895 69 CHEVY 4 DR WAG............... 1895 19~ IMPALA $795 2 door coupe 8 cyl mde r a utomat1 c A rea l value Chev. 75 Capnce 4 door • • .. • .. • • ...... 15595 Sol d ne w for over $6700 Full power a1r stereo V roof 1 500 miles New Cad 1llac trade 6 au to 2 Dr Clean 70 MERCURY, 1 OWNER ........... SS95 Good cond ition $1295 rad to 1 75 Olds Cut. Supreme Sedan ......... _ • '4695 Dnver s ed car St tcker prrce new $5545 40 Fully equtpped wrth 60 40 seat AM FM rad•o steel rad1al ttres factory a1r low m 1leage 1974 GMC 15 Custom ................... s3395 2 Dr H T 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA $4195 4 door o nl y 10 ADO miles fu lly equi pped lncludmg a~r Qark red ftn s h A real cream puffl 1972 CHEVROLET ton 8 cylinder 4 speed 9 Fleetstde 73 PONTIAC LeMANS .............. 12995 72 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DR HT.. .. s1795 Pomeroy, OhKJ 1970 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 door V 8 e ng me standard transmt ss1on owner 73 PINTO 4 CYL AUTO............. s1395 • 11895 72 FORD LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE 4 Dr Wa gon Smith Nelson P,'lotors, Inc. Porn eroy Wolfe & Ward Garage e1u Nelson "Do Busme.~s With A Leader" SMITH - NELSONMOTORS, INC. Condor Sf wh rtewal ls rad1o 1968 PONTIAC EXECUTIVL ............ s795 • From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radrator to the sm-allest Hea t er Core Na than Brggs Rad1ator Specralrst Ph 992 1174 auto t ra ns See Sm11tn Art Argnes Ceward Calvert or P & J Hom e Ma ntenance Re trr ger at on A C Heat ng Phone 992 3509 4 16 JOt c Square Yard 1972 BUICK LeSABRE--------------·-·- 12695 1970 PLYMOUTH DUSTER ............. 1495 LA WN mow er r epa r 308 Page St M ddleport Phon,e 992 3509 4 16 JOt c 99 vtnYI lop pwr wmdows & seats 1 ------------- Carpeting -501 NYLON P B air cond 2 Dr Coupe 4 sp floor sh ift rad1o WILL TR IM or cut tre es and shrubbe ry Cle an out ba seme n ts atttc etc Phon e 9<~9 322 1 or 7112 4441 4 6 26t c S HAL LOW Wells dug sprrng s d e ve lop e d a nd c sterns s talled to a pproxrmately ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR 18 tt Lew ts Ex cav atmg Rt Sweepers toasters ron s 1 Rutland Phon e 742 3742 a ll sma ll app l ances Lawn 4 24 26tc mowe r next to Stat e H1g h way Garage on Ro ute 7 Phone 9B5 3825 4 16 tt c .FT US DO IT' ' t" :;, 1971 VW KARMANN GHIA ............ •1695 Sales & Serv1ce 992 3092 Radiato Service VALUE RATED HT, s-"-"--.~~~•• .".; .... 1595 69 Pontiac Bonneville standard long wtde bed 66 63 WlllYS CJ5 ...................... 51395 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto. (as lsJ.: . '295 b7 Cadillac HT Sedan, alr... ••••••••• •• • • • 11395 .4 wheel dri ve studded snow ttres removable hard top 59 WILLYS CJ5 ..................... Sl095 24 New '75 Olds Ready for DeliveiY 4 wheel dr 1ve good condrt1on 1971 Apache Fold Down Camper Honor list announced Equrpped with stove tee box e lectncal wiring 6 Excellent condttton EASTERN H onor s tudents m the 7th, 8th, 9th Th1s Week Only lOth , lllh and 12th grades m Eastern DtS!rtct for the ftfth gradmg penod have been GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS announced by C A Goodmg prmctpal Listed are See Ray Rtggsor Roger Rtebel Seve nth t.;;rade Te r esa Spencer ( B l Todd B ssell Tr m Enevolds e n St eve Gr rff n Mrke Gr ggs Ed Holter Jeff K mes Ma r k Norton Lucy Shook Randy Van Meter Blarr Wrndon L ta 985 4100 Young E1ghth Grade - (A J Su san located o n St Rt 7 Chesler, 0 Han num Randy Ke ll er Lawr ence Pool e r Karen Probert Jodt Proto Dawn Sor don Oebbr e Sp ence r Rusty W gat (Bl Kay Balderson Ter r y Brown Barbara Buchanan Jeff Goebel Pau la Hyse ll Vale.- e LaBonte Laune Matthews Cyn th a P tzer Lowell R rd e nour Ro ge r R rebel Sherrre Starcher Freshman (A) Dav rd Br ow n She Ia Buchanan COLUMBUS - StateAudttor allotments from the towi1Slup Koren Frck Chery l Gnff n Thomas E Ferguson's office account will be $800, $1,000 or ~~a,;:~ :a sP~;•erMarbo~o~~av dtstrtbuted $4,136,000 tn $1,200 depending upon reveooe Run von Cond y Scyoc Rocky gasoline taxes m April to produced monthly by the tax ~g~Me~~~ngBec~~ l w,s~~na Ohto's counltes and townships The state's cities and Be aver Roy Buchanan Kev on Ferguson satd each of the vtllages, whtch normally ~~~~~ros;~t~~r~~~~ n~lbesn 1,320 townships recetved $800 receive gasoline taxes etght Debb~e He on Joe Kuhn for a townshtp total of times a year, were excluded DenniS Rucker J m Steele V cky Epple $1,056,000 and each of the 88 from the AprU distrtbution, Sop~omore - 1A 1 Kev n ••• ted Barton Te re sa Buckley counties received .,..,000 for a Ferguson 110 Teresa Carr Teresa Ed county total of $3,080,000 Gasoline excise tax receipts wards Marl n Evans Tammy For the past several years must be used for street and F tch Kathy Fo il rod Jenn fer Garner Su zy Goebel Carolyn townslups had received $1,200 roadway purposes, Ferguson Harp er Barbara Hend erson monthly. however, a drop m pomted out ~u~~:e~~¥~A:~d Jar~ r sJ~~:t gasoline tax revenue Distributions to the counties Ambrose R ck Barr nger necessitated a corresponding for thetr townships ranged g~~ro~ g:; c~~~han~~ ~~luc1 ,: reduchon In the amounts from $3,200 to Cuyahoga to Carpenter E llen Darst distributed, Ferguson noted ..,1600 to Ashtabula Belonda Deeter c ndy D11 1 •~' Ro brn E lkms Metan e He added future monthly Enevoldse n Dana Epp le sleep~ •1195 'A RIGGS USED CARS Subdivisions get $4,136,000 in gasoline distribution 9 Marcella Hartman Paula Hawk Larry Lo ngen e tte Lama r Lyons Bel nda Jackson Mark Lawson Jane Mrllhone Oav d M li s Bonnre Wood Jun1or (A) Sonya Adams Edna Boggs Denr se Dea n Jeff HoHer Cathy Maxey Cr ssy Mor lan Ka thy Newe ll George Pr ckens Drane Pu!lrns Dana Root Debbre Sanders Patrr c ra Wrndon ( Bl Betsy Amsb ar y Barbara Andrews Drana Athe rt on Tom Av s Tammy Bahr Ka tr na Batey Chery l Benedum J oe Buch a na n She rry Epple Nreset Duvall Dav1d Hannum Beth Hewttt T m Kuh n Ga r y Longenette Pam M llhone Mark Mora Drana Morns Steve Nelson Tom Reed Nancy Rrdenour J ul a Sch ult z Debb e W ndon Sandra Smrlh Joanne F ck Se nror - (A ) Deb b e Boat rr g ht Anrta Buckley CathY Oa v rs Ho m e r DeLong Marsha Kimes Regrna K mes Marylu M lis Louann Newell Becky Root Mandre Rose Pam Sam s Rhonda Sa vel Bonnre Welsh Vrckr Ga ul Ka ren Reed (B) Gr eg Ba tey Randy Blake Ph I Bowen Becky Ebersbach Lrz Edwards F rances Hawk J rm Lodwrck Linda Myers K p Reed John Sm lh Terry Sm rth T m Spencer M ck e TBylor Crndy Tf1omas Pleasant Valley Hospital Dtscharges Gerard Whee ler, Wes l Colwnbta, Arts Landon Pomt Pleasant Pearl Smtih, Leon, Robert B Rolhgeb Romt Pleasant Anna Blankenshtp Robertsburg, Ardt th Blankenship, Henderson Mrs Lewis Lutton Galhpohs Joseph Mullms, Btdwell, Mrs Andrew McCarty, Ewmgton Karr & Van Zandt You II L1ke Our Oual1ty Way of Domg Busmess 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evemngs Unltl6 OO-TII5p m Sal More money available Addihonal avatlable fund mg through Tt tie III of the Older Amencans Act and the Ohto Commtsston on Agmg wtll be made avatlable to the Buckeye Htlls-Hockmg Valley Regtonal Development Dtstnct (BH HVRDD) the area agency on Agmg Accordmg to the Commtsston pny mte res le d pubhc or prtvate non prof!! orgamzahon may now subrrut prop-Is for this avatlable fundmg Proposals should be dtrectly r e lated to mcreasmg or m a mtammg mdepende n t hvmg for persons over age 60 Grants would have a maxtmwn durahon of three years wtth an appropnately mcreasmg local match for each succeedmg year Local match for the ftrs t yeac ts a mmunum of 10 per cent m cash or m-kmd con!rtbuttons An mterested orgamzatwn must submtt 1ts proposal to the BH-HVRDD by May 15, 1975 Gmdelmes, submtssiOn formats or a ny other m formahon can be made avatlable by contacting the BH HVRDD ofhce 32:i Dtme Bank Bmldmg Martella We've Got It All Tree-planting held at school TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Plams Elementary School held a tree-planting ceremony and Conservalton assembly on Thursday at 1 pm The tree planted ts called a Bedaha and was a gtft from George Carper Nursertes It has an unusual whtte blossom m the summer The Tuppers Plams Boy Scout troop , under the dtrection of Mr and Mrs Uoyd Br ooks, obtamed the tre~ Boy Scouts Robbte Smith Jerry DaviS and Joe Bowers planted the tree with the help of the Cub Scouts under lhe dtrection of Mrs Jun Smtih Den members mclude Roger Balser Jtm Brooks, Bob Brooks Mtke Collms, John DaviS, Troy Guthrie, Paul Hensley, Larry Ltfe, Rusty Shtelds, Ray Smith, Jeff Wyers, and Greg Colhns Webelos are Frank Day, Chuck Hensley and Mike Connolly John Rtce, agrtcultural extens10n agent, spoke on conservatton of natural resources , Poems were read by sll!th graders Betlt Ritchie, Tony Kennedy, Gene Cole, Larry Harrts Lort Longmette, Kenny Chapman, and Brenda Riffle 'Why We Keep Arbor Day,' was a rectlalton by ftfth graders Casste Sheets, Donald Matheny Palh Edwards Mike Baker, Sarah Guebel, Sherrt Myers, and Wendy Elkins The fourth grade presented 'That's Conservahon f" Wlth Jackie Brannon Brtan We ll and Kelh Headley partictpaltng Mrs Brannon s entire third grade rectted the conservalton pledge The se~ond grade per formed 'All Things Brtght and Beaultful," wtlh Jtm Weber Jeff Btssell, Tara Guthrie, Steven Whtte, Kris ta Gaddis Jay Carpenter, Angle Snyder and Paul Collins Mrs Thomas ' ftrst grade and Mrs Parker's afternoon kind ergarten exhtbtted ongmal ptctures showmg the helpfulness of trees The Tuppers Plams School Safetf Patrol members receiVed badges and cer tlficates for thetr servtce to the school John Riebel, Sr , Supermtendent, presented the awards Patrol members are Rtcky Bormg, Joe Bowers, Mttchel Buchanan, Ttm Buchanan Kenny Buckley, Tressta Causey, Kenny Chapman, Carla Chichester, Gene Cole, Denms Durst, Larry Hams, Dean Hawk, Robert Henderson , Vtckt Jackson, Tony Kennedy, Lort Longinette, Marte Marcmko, Helen Myers, Brenda Riffle, Beth Ritchte, Greg Scar brough, Conme Stout, Mike Welc h, James Welch, and Tina Cozart and PIONEER SEED CORN -------·· FIELD SEEDS SUGAR RUN, MILLS 110 MulllnJ 992-2115 ,..... �8- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 , Fnda)[, May 2, 1975 Cook requests no citations until after May 31 deadline For Fast Results Use Sentinel Classifieds Notice Jencho Rd Sat & Sun , a m 6pm through Oct 1239 PI PI , W Va Aprtll2& 13 10 E~ery weekend For mf ca ll 67!;-\ Wanted To Buy Employment Wanted Business Services 1973 HOND A Sc r a mbl er JS O Wlt.l Cut g rass a n ywhere rn Ca l l 992 59 14 aft er 1 p rn 1964 and older corns w 11 pay Po meroy Ca ll 992 3445 a ft er 4 '17 61C $1 20 for ha lves 60c for 6 p n ev en ng s QIJar ers 24c for d mes 33 5 1 6t p cent s tor good or belter 1974 HONDA E ls n ore MT 125 COLUMBUS Oh iO Ph. on e 99'1 72 1 lnd an penn res and 17 cen ts P lum b ng 4 21 6 p REMODELING for Ltb ert y ( V) n cke ls Also Departme nt of Htg hwa y heatrng and all types of wan t n at on c ur r ency Safety Dtrec tor Donald D ge n eral repa r Wo r k M ddleport Pomeroy or GUN SHOO T on M II H I guarant eed 20 y ears ex Rac rne bank s la r ge or, Cook today requested all law Roa d Fa c tory ch oked guns Phon e 992 2409 per ence small b !I s Also Car son onl y Sp onsor ed by Racme 5 1 tf c enfor cem e nt agenctes to Crty m nt s lv er dollars to Amer can Leg on Saturda y t?uy sell or t rade U S refrain from h c ketm g May J 7 p m co ns or curren cy Ca ll 742 Arr conditiOning plum motortsts wtthout a 1975 5 2 He I --'2!1!..~ h ea ttng roofrng 365 \ utla nd ) Rog er Wams 20" 3112 H P ley sp a tmg general sheet license plate sllcker before TO GIVE AWAY Real Estate For Sale Mal e 5 1 6tp metal wo.- k Germa n St1 eph erd yr o d mtdmght May 31 the close of 3 BEDROOM a I br ck r anch good w th ch l dr en F r ee to Free Eshmales s ty le 1 baths all car the regtstratlon perwd CASI;t ,ltiWUor all ma kes and good h ome Phone 7.:12 J 542 22"- 3 112 HP p e ted large fam ly ro om on Phone 949 5961 moOers of mob le hom es ' The pohcy of the Ohw 5 ? 3tc 3 lots P hone (6 1d 367 7552 Self Propelled Phone area cod e 614 423 Emergency 949 2211 2 27 Me Department of Htghway SH OOTIN G Ma.tch W ndy 9531 or 992 5700 4 13 tfc R d ge Gun Club Safety, and 1ts dlVlswn of the 2 BEDROOM trarler and ro t n Harr sonv le Sunday May 4·2 75 town P hone 992 3975 or 992 Ohto Highway Patrolts that no _, 1 p m f ac tory cho k ed J uN K autos comp lete a nd POMEROY LANDMARK ! 257 1 de vered to our yard we guns on y one wtll be ctted for fathng to 4 9 lf c ptck up a uto bod es and buy 9. ~Jack w Carsey Mgr 5 31c e!tiz:! Phone 992 21 81 have a hcense plate shcker a ll krnd s of scrap me ta ls and 6 RMS and bath w th 33 acres ron R der s Sa lvage 51 BLOOMERS until after the !mal May 31 CLELAND S In Rose Va ll e y Syracuse Rt 124 R t 11 Pomeroy Open ng May 5th Fl ower s Oh o Phon e 99 2 3792 deadhne ' Dtrector Cook Oh o Ca l 992 5468 plants and produ ce F ar: F I SH BAIT f 1Sh loaJI We 5 1 3tp 10 17 tf c have our ba t n n gh t pr ces cou r teous serv ce commented craw ler s large mea t n ext door to Steamboat Inn E R v~•,' E' E "' • "' Ia';;,-;on ~;d-;;r-;~ The htghway safety c htef J m Cle land Racrne Oh ro w orm s wo r ms r ed worm ss Ru tland W II trnan ce or For Rent Benetrt Of1ro Valley b lood bat lnd 1an Joes explamed there extsts some Pleasant R1dge lease Call 742 5052 F e llo wsh p Sp>J r t and CB S hop JO B Page TR AI LE R spa ce 1 m e fro m 4 9 26tc confuston wtth the new h cense 5 1 6tp St M ddl epo rt Phone 99 2 Pomeroy Phon e 992 5858 Pomeroy, Oh1o 3509 plate regtstratwn system Car 5 2 tfc I 72 ACRES of land and locust .. PIANO TU N NG PH ON E949 4 9 JOtc posts Phone 742 365 6 owners whose last names J8 11 2 BEDR OOM mobil e home 4 20 26tp 4 30 <~ tc begm 1\llh A through K are a c tn R ac ne a r ea Phone STE REO modern w a lnut 8 992 5858 tr ack tap e comb nat •on am Reasonable Rates BEAUT IF UL new hom e on bemg 1ssued va hdaho n QU ICK t'RINT by ma I from 5 2 tfc fm rad o ba l an ce$ 07 59 or lake 3 bedro oms bath & 1 camera r e ady co py One sllckers through Apnl 30 and erm s ca I I 992 3965 carpetmg drapes b g den 7 000 page $5 55 f r st 100 $1 15 APPROX IM ATELY 4 29 lfc Call 992 3493 car owners whose surnames used tomato s takes $275 each a ddrt onal 100 Sen d 3 2<1 He c opy check to LET Phone 843 2414 even ngs begm wtth letters L through Z STRAWBERRY plants Rt 4· 10 1 mo TER SHOP P L US 72 W 5 2 Jt c 338 ne a r Rae ne Locks CI RCLE Mote l & Chr s t y An n can obtam vahdatwn slickers Un on Athens Oh o Also Char ! e Foster Res tau r a nt Ga l rp o l s. lOb pr nt ng NEW wooden ut f tv bar n through May 31 4 29 2tc Oh o Phone 446 250 1 or <146 Phone 992 271 9 4 29 38tp 39611 Char les K es t ng Techmcally a car owner m 5 2 Jtp FLOWER S ~or Mother s Day -----------II 23 12tp the A through K g roup who FAS HION Sales pa r t I m e S mall ey::; G fl S hop GIB SO N Srde by s de fantast c opportunr ty Call Chester Oh o Phone 985 2 BEDR OOM home n ew mtsses hts Apnl 30 deadhne 1s re fr g erator treez~ ut I 992 7789 for appo mt ment tor 3537 found a t on roo f ng cement t es excelle nt cond t ron subject to arrest for fa tlure to n te rv ew A 29 l Otc porcf1es thermo pane Phon e 992 2257 on we ekends In Syracuse 4 29 3fc wrndows storm doo rs register or a ft er 5 30 durrng tl'1e 197.1 H O NDA 7Stl 800 m rl es natural gas furnac e wh1te Now open for season Now week ' Thts y ear because of QUARTER hor se at stud Phone 99 2 7692 atte r 1 p m a lum num s rd rng b lack ava il able- mos t va r e t es 5 2 3tc young son of THE OLE 4 29 6tp shutter k !chen cabrnets of vegetab le plant s & confuston over the n ew MAN AAAT a lea d ng - - -===p a n e l ng cerl rng t le floors flo we r s plu s potted flow e r s procedure, the appropnate srre of race and show hor TRA ILER space fo r ren t n 30 INCH GAS RANGE Also refrn rshed ow 1'1eat ng brll OUR SPECIAL TV over 11 9 cu tt r etrr gerator ses R~n w th n 100tl'1 of a M dd eport Call 992 2625 n ce loca tron c rly wa t er 2 000 hangrng baskets of time for arrest ts after m td avocado green used very second of AAA trm e before Phon e 98 5 41 02 ~ 27 fc Petunras Ivy Ger.an rum s. mght Ma y 31 when everyone lrft e Phon e 949 4710 he was 2 Off rc at AA w th an 4 4 26tc Vines and Begon as . 89 spee d nde)( ha lt e r 5 I Jtc who has no sttcker ts m TOP QUALITY AT co nform at Ofl and best COU NTR Y Mo b e Home BRICK HOUSECin Second St LOWEST PRICES Pa rk. Rt 33 te n m rt es nor th FARM EQU PMENT vtolahon, ' Dtrector Cook 196 1 d s pas Iron Fee $100 at t me Pome roy downlown 992 5776 of Pomeroy Larg e lot s w th Ma ssey Ferguson 65 of se rv ces w tth I ve foal Su tab le for 11\nng quarters concluded 4171 mo . conc r ete pat os s dewa lks (d rese l t tr actor $2200 1960 guarantee P hone 992 7888 ups la r s sma I bus n ess unners and off s tr ee t Ford 87 1 tr actor $1550 All s 4 20 26tc down of fr ceor hom e Wlt htn nark ng Phone 99'} 7479 Chalmers WD 45 tra ctor walk ng d s tan ce of all 12 31 tt c AUCT ON Thursday n gf1t 7 plow and I fl dr sc All for s tores Cal 992 31189 $1275 New lm co 7' 2 tt 3 pi pm at Mason Auctton 5 1 3tc SHE D p t and d rsc S375 used Ford 3 pt Horto n St n Mason w Va t ~ ~ l so 1 r rr nouse w th rotary mower $225 New 5 4ACR E Son Rt 143 water tap Cons gnm e nts we lco me chr d ac ce pted Or Ph one ( 3041 77 3 5471 fl 3 pi ro t a ry mower S375 P IPrtr r- a a s and dr rvewav rm apt ba th Used Ferg uson 3 pi corn Two Caterpr l ar 22 bull 2 2 tf c es d d unfur n rshed planter S250 Erme l dozer s for sa le $1 500 for t 1..h ld acc e p ted Joh n FO R you r 0 I Of M nk Lucke !! w Wash ngton St bot h Co tact Law r e n ce I <> s 3 m rles south of C os m e t cs -Phone Albany Phon e 698 7881 or Lee Lar k rns St Rutland · M d e port R t 7 698 3032 BROWN S 992 511 3 4 30 6tc 4 30 6t p 5 1 3tc 7 tfc 12 )(52 2 BE DR OUM rra ler MAKE MOT H E R happy th s NOW se lf ng Fu ler Brush t ke n ew S35 wee k ut I t es year w lh a I v ng room su rt e Products phone 992 34 10 pa• d Phone 992 3324 from J acks F urnrture 1 ~4 ttc 4 17 tfc Many s tyles a nd colors to AQHA St a t to n Se r v rc e FREE ESTIMATES ch oo se from Al l surt es sa te R M and bat h turn sh ed a pt 3 D amo nd Ch a n ~ Go Man prrc ed start ng as to w as Ut I t es pad 356 No r th 4th Go D amend Charg e b lood $139 00 and up Also an ce The ftrst known btcycle w as PH. 949-5184 St M dd leport nes E xce ll ent d s pos ton se ectron of sw rvel rock ers mtroduced to the world by the 4 9 lfc f6 2 ve foa l guaranteed a t $89 95 Ja c ks Furnrture & 54 1 mo S l OO Phon e 992 7300 Cornie de Stvrac who tn 1791 Upho lst ery Supply 236 E 4 27 12tp J A ND 4 ROOM furn she d and Marn Pomeroy Oh o was seen ndmg a two wheel LOVEL unfurn sh ed apartme nts McDA N IE L Custom But Phone 992 3903 bedroom s 2 bat hs one en , wooden horse m the gardens Phone 99 1 54 311 cher ng Sta t e and Fed e ra l _:~2._0~ closed g ood carpetrng ga s Insp ected s a ug ht er cut 4 12 ftc of the Palats Royal m Pans and wrpp Phone (30 41 88 2 The Wo rld Almanac notes Call LO ST - Yel low calf 250 300 PR IVATE meet ng room for 1974 KAWASAKI 90 1000 frreplace bu il t tn bookcases & 3224 m les 2 helme ts I ke new ch na c loset Modern k ttchen ed a celenfere the machme lb s Carmel ar ea Phone any organ za t on phone 992 4 27 12fp a ll for $350 Phone 843 2272 full basem ent and garage • 3975 had two ngtdly mounted wheels Mary C rcle 949 4664 5 1 3tc MODERN BUSINESS 5 1 Jtc 3 11 lfc so that tt could be steer ed To - - - - - - - - - - _ CH HUAHUAP~P;;s- Phon e BUILDING - Ha s nearl y 2900 c h ange dtrectlOn 1t was REWARD for small APT I ke new 3 rooms w h 742 4465 sq ft 1100 a rr cond tt oned lar ge bath ta bl et op ra n ge necessary h ft drag or }Urt\p ~~~n1~J ea~~ aG~n ~ 03 9we~ktsh 5 1 3tp Central heat 2 ceram 1c t tle Real Estate for Sale la rge c lose t EastMan s ---~-~---- - rest rooms and lot s of parktng the front wheel to one Slde Edna P r ce phon e (614 ) 843 Po meroy See to app rec a te RECOND IT IONED antennea on Rt 7 5 ROOM hous e bath 2 2653 Ph one Ga ll pol s dur n g d ay bedrooms gas h eat wrth rolors TV set s Wern er BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 4 30 3tc 1-16 9699 even rn gs d46 9539 Radto M dd le port For Rent or Sale lot 550 South Th rd Avenue 11 10 tfc 51 3tc - In Pomeroy wrth a good M ddleport Phone 992 5078 1975 TOBAC CO allotment fo r Yard - - - - - - - - - - - - trade all sto ck e qutpment 5 2 3tp sa le or re nt 2 350 lb quota FURNI SHE D apa rt ment 12 cu FT ref r gerator good and hvtng quarter s Call 593 7007 Wed nesday or YARD Sa le Sa turd ay Larg e adults only rn Mtddle port cond toon $35 Phone 992 BUILDING LOTS Some 2 N 1c E lots over 1 acre ea ch Saturday Phone 99 2 3674 s ze dresses some ea rn va Hard r oad r ura wa t e r 4 27 6tp 2646 WI.th wa ter a nd na t ura l gas wa re Man St Rut land 3 25 lfc ava table 3 m rl es from by • 30 3tc laps S1500 00 up s 2 ttc pa ss on Le ad n g Creek ---------MIDDLEPORT 3 Road Also old cow manure Furn rshed one bedroom a p t NOTICE GA RAGE Sa le Sa t urday and by bu shel Pl'1 one 142 3108 bedrooms, .., 1tural gas I ut !r ites pard P hone 992 CLO"S'EEu T on new Z g Zag A Sunday 9 t II dark Dut h B1ds w II be recerved al the 5436 4 27 6tc sew rng mach n es For furnan ~ •U ter ntce Town H l l M ner sv 1 e oft ce of Bernard V F ultz sew ng st r e t c h fab r cs 4 25 8tc Attorney a t Law Pome roy larg e s ze c lothrng d shes buttonholes fan cy des gns panel tn£ ... , mg til e a nd -Oh o unt I ten o clock AM of and tupp erware othe r tfe ms etc Pan t s l ghtly la rg e lot fo.- garde n $8500 00 FO R SALE! by bu lder - n e w 3 bed room home n Rutland 1 May 17 197 5 fo r the sate of the too num ero u s to menl on J ROOM S and bath Phone 99 2 blem s h ed Cho ce of 2937 ca r garage frnanc ng e ther fo!l owrng 5 2 2tc carry ng ca se or sew ng WHEN YOU ADVERTISE by FHA or bank Ph one 742 4 27 6tc I The resrdence of th e late sta nd U 9 80 ca sh or term s 36 15 or contact M to B YOUR PROPERTY YOU Leah B Schaefer s tuated at YARD SA LE Mo nd ay and ----------ava tab le Phone 992 7755 Hut ch nson 230 L ncoln Ht l Pomeroy Tuesday May 5 and 6 9B 12 18tfc OPEN YOUR HOUSE TO 4 30 41c Ohro Th s res dence s on e of Pearl St M ddleport EVERYONE LIST IT WITH the frnes t homes rn Me gs ~ 523tc US AND WE WILL SCREEN 3 BE DROOM home on 4 acres OF cabbage County 1969 C HE VRO L E T 2 ton VARIETY ot g ro und full basement tomato 3n .. peppe r plants THE LOOKERS CALL 992 prckup 6 cyl nde r stan 2 The store bu ld ng YARD Sa e Fr rd ay and 3325 fu e l o rl fur nace ac Also cauliflower broccol s rtuated on WestMan Str ee t Sa t urday 9 a m to 4 p m dard $7 00 Also 1970 Ford br eezew ay and large garag e brusset spro ut s egg p lan ts Hu tch son Su bd v son n rn the VIllage of Pomeroy Maver ck 6 cy l nder rn the countr y but c lo se to Beddrng plants - pans es Oh o forme rl y known a s the Rutland Go ld and Br ck automat rc $700 Ga ry R town On hardtop road 2 petunra mar gold salvra Red Anchor Th s propert y D II Ph o n ~: 9B5 4274 or 985 house n back Phone 742 tlf IF r~ I 1 f /\I CJh'IJ trarler set ups mc luded Call phlox port ul aca agert um 696 1 3597 extef'lds from Man Stree t to 992 7649 afte r 4 p m o r 992 alyffum rmpal rens cole us C(•!-IDIJ~j 1'. If ,,t '•llfJ Second St re e t n the VIl lage o~ 5 2 ltc 5 2 Jt c varre ty of geranrums a lso 2519 any t1m e for ap Po meroy and ncludes a store •'< c,•,()t I 1\ 1 f ·, po n tm e nt pots of petunras a nd mums bu ld rng front ng on Court 4 fam ily yard Sa le on May 2 1973 CUTL ASS S 25 000 actual Hang ng bask ets s treet 4 30 26tc and 3 Located on County m les wh te wtth v nyt top petunras rv y geranwm The r ght s reserved to Road 28 F rst road to the Bu cke t seats s tereo p s tobel a ferns wa nd er ng re tec t any and at brds ,.---~----'---.....:- 2 BEDROOM house on R t 7 r ght abov e Eastern H g h p b lots of ext ra s Phone a c r oss from Sh e nang 1ews porch boxes la rg e ,-: For rnformat on concern ng Sc hool Lo t ot baby tern s I 3041 882 2023 ::,pr n gs :l ac r es new fur hearty red azaleas Cleland the\ property and ap some d shes c loth es fur 5 1 Jt p nace re modeled $7 000 G r ee nhou se Ra e ne por nt ments for vrew ng the n t ure and m sc Come Can be frnanced For further Gerald ne Cle land proper ty con tact Bernard F anyt m e Look for Srgns 1968 PONTI AC Cata rna a c nform a t on call 992 2720 4 13 ftc Fultz Pom e ro y Oh o Pl'1one 985 4219 good cond ton S3 95 P hon e 4 30 6tc Te lephone 992 2186 5 I 2t p 742 5825 5 1 lt c Wa llace Bradford YARb SA LE Bradbu r y Homes For 608 E Nan c y Moll School Satu r day Ma y 3 9 1970 CHEVY Nova 350 4 J oa n .S toneburner t II 3 p m Hom e made baked speed 46 000 mrles 'E I400 FREE lot rent for 2 mon ths MA N~!t!!i!'!'!lii~ol Co Executors of the goods fo r sa le al so w th purchas e of mob fe Also 1968 fold dow n cam Estate of POMEROY, 0 •._ 5 I 2tc home Only 2 years old 1 per sleeps 8 $550 Ph one Leah B Sc haef e r 992 7378 owner spac ou s _ lrv n g 3 FA M ILY Por c h Sa e Thurs WANT TO raiSe horses? RUTLAND - 60 acres 1'/ 2 room extra large bedrooms 5 I 61p ( 4) 27 30 (51 2 <I 7 9 11 -4 16 day Fr day a nd Satu rday Here s the place to do tt' sto[y frame hom e l BR located 1n qute t res rdenlral 9tc bes de Waffle Sh op n sect on Call 992 2536 any 95 a more or less 2 story bath utt lrty so me car Middle por t Phone 992 7197 19 73DATS UN1 200ser es 2 dr trme home a lum s iding storm pef1ng paneling & h ie pa r t 4 30 3tc Phon e 992 3293 or see a t 105 5 2 2tc w indows mod kitchen basement Garage a nd Un on Avenue PUBLIC NOTfCE - - - - - - - - - - - - f wo r ksho p 24x32 barn P ATIO and Basement sate fully carpeted Has 40x40 Brds w II be rece rved at the 4 29 6tc 2 BEDROOM mobrl e home Thu rsday F r day and barn w1th 12 box stall s 35x4 0 la rge build1ng offrce of Bernard v Fultz ca ll 992 7649 a ft er 4 p m Sat urday 10 a m 1 II 5 p m 1970 C U DA convert rbt e red Attorney Pom eroy Nat ana l tack room pressurize d 30 x200 pond 2 free gas 4 30 6tc Lrncotn He rght s 1667 w th black top J40 4 spee d Bank~ Qmeroy 01'1 o unt t water system to house & Pom e roy Items t oo wells lots of bulld1ng sites headers 411 gears cra ger s S ELL your mobr le home for Sat urda y Ma y 10 1975 a t numerous to mentron barn s.:how nng break mg abou t all fen ced Mme.-a ls 10 00 0 Clock A M for th e sa le sharp S1 750 Ca ll 669 4352 ca sh 15 ho mes wanted 195 8 every thrn g pr ced low corral JOx JO feeder barn 1ncluded ONLY $33 000 at W lk esv rlle Chuck of I he Lula Wheaton Dav s thru 1972 models P hone ' 30 31p Brown Bu lldmgs all painted last property s tuat e d n th e (614) 446 1.425 Gallrpol s. POMEROY - 1'12 acres 3 9 78tf year Grve us a call unrncorporated Vrll age o f 4 FAM IL Y Yard Sale 4 29 Stc 1 slory frame 2 BR bath Portland n Lebanon Town Saturday May 3 from 10 utility R Naf gas furnace l954 PACEMAKER tra ler a m tr ll 3 p m located on Ship Metgs County Oil tO Th e POMEROY ~ Bus1nes s porches garage A lot of 1960 FO RD 1 ton In ex cellen t n ce for couple Phone 378 sate of lhe property s sub tect Fron t St 1 block from cond Iro n 6 QOOd t r es and bldg With 6 room apt th1s home Is new $13 000 6298 to the approval of the Co urt Sm th s Store n Hart ford r ms V 8 , sta ndard 3 sp up s,ta~rs Bldg now leased The rrght S rese rved to re 1e ct W Va 4 26 tfc NEAR MIDDLEPORT 4 30 Jtc Rt 68 1 come to Da r wm and any or all brds as bus 1ness Good buy at 60 acres 25 to 30 tillable tu rn te ll or phone 99~ 5570 GIGANT IC SALE - Up io 75 $18 500 00 larg e barn s torage 4 30 6t c: Edw n McLeod Pet sav rng s on C K Opportunities butld tng home rs 1V2 story Guard a n of Polyester Kn1ts $2 119 and HARRISONVILLE - have 1970CHEVELLE SS 396 Auto fram e 4 BR large balh Lui a Wheaton Davts up Sunday May 4 only your own grocery busmess Am Fm New t res mags \ de n and living R has WKYG Rad o (We Broad bldg stock and equip 151 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 7tc '51 00 0 Good cond t on ca s t from 1 A p m ) Free ftreplaces lots of building RESPONSIBLE Phone 99 2 3502 mont All for $16 500 00 G tts and refreshments s tes partly fenced lm 4 30 31c PERSON Novelty F & c m ed tate possesston on IF YOU QUALIFY - for NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 4 29 St c s1gn1ng deed $17 000 FHA loan we have some Case No 21 448 - -For Sale POMEROY - 12x60 Mobile Esta1'e of Ade1rne p RUMMAC E Sa e 1 r day and Want ed to own and ope rate FHA approved homes for lrownlng Deceased Saturday 9 t II 4 at the KR IS 600 L near ~5 0 Wa tt s candy & con fec t on vendrng Home 3 BR bath Ex sale No tice 1s hereby gaven t ha t Sa c r e d H e art Chu r ch route Pomeroy a nd Sl50 Rhone (614) 667 3759 pando ltvmg R a1r cond Margery A Fer let of 146 Basement Spon sored by the su rr oun d rn g area P leasa nt 4 30 Stc 10 ACRES - all new elec washer & dryer a ll fur Winston Lane Monroe Ohio Ca t hol c Women s Club bu s ness H gl'1 profrt tems hom e 3 BR full base ntsh ed new carpe trng A tun b t! n duly appo,nt ed 4 29 4tc Can s tar t part t m e Age or GRAVELY trac tor w th nice country location BUY AT $4500 exper ence not Im portan t Executrix of the Esta t e of ---- ----mower an d sul ky Also 19 57 ' ~equ res car and $1395 to Owner will " fake land POMEROY 1973 14x70 Adeline P Browni ng deceased Wanle~ To Buy Ford Rancher 0 truck both Sll 795 cash tnvestment For late of Mt•Qs County Ohm contract w1fh $7 000 00 Mob1le Home 3 BR llf2 n good con dttlon Phon e 742 deta Is wr fe and rnclude Creditors er! reQurred to file WA NT EO to buy corn Phone down 6352 baths dosh wa~her your phone number their cla1ms Wtth satd frduc lary 991 3183 com pletely furmshed 8x20 5 2 3tc within four months 4 29. 6tc awn1ng ALL L1 KE NEW 307 Spr10g Avenue Dated th1s 15th day of Aprrl OLD ~r nf;;;. e - K;- - bO;;s HOME grown tomato plants $8 900 1975 brass beds or complete •rnproved Mexican and Pomeroy 992 2298 Department sVv ALL OF THE ABOVE ARE Mlnnfng D Wetiste.- Judge households Wrtte M o He nz 1350 Ac ro ss from 39n Meadowbrook R<l Court of Common Pleas Mrller Rt 4 Pomeroy NEW LISTINGS AND ARE CONTACT Mun tc pa l Park rn Syracuse Mrnneapoh s Mn 55426 Probate D1v1sron Oh 0 Call 992 7760 Thomas Hayma n GOOD I)UYS CALL NOW LoiS Pauley W 18 25 (SI 2 3tc 4 28 30tc 10 7 7A 992 2259 Branch Manager . HElL Racine Plumbing & Heating '72.9Q(KDJ '104.95(KDJ, 0. J. LAUDERMILT s ROOFING i"c FREE ESTIMATES ----- Phone 992-7665 Hubbard's Greenhouse WORLD GLEN R. Bissell ------------- ALUMINUM & VINYL SIDING - ------------- ....1.-=--==------- - Lost to Sale \;n. --------- Auto Sales ----.,...------- - Mobile Sale CLELAN I ----- -------- ----- \- or----------- - --------- ------ ----- ---- '· ' I ' I Something For Evetyone ~. .~~. .~~-~~"". .~~. .~~~1 DAN THOMPSON FORD In the Markel For A Good Used Car For Sale TURF TRIM MOWER • ' Campbell's S\\ ap 'n Shop ya rd sale & flea market 2 blocks from Da1ry Queen, The Daily Sent mel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Frtday, May 2, 1975 9- Strout Realty . FQ.R FRE~ ESTIMATES On alum rnum r ep lac em ent Windows stdrng storm doors and wrnd ows ra1lrng, phon e Ch a rle s L1sle ~ Syracuse Ohro carl Jacob Sales R e p rese n : tat ve V. V. JOHNSON AND SON, INC. Water Electrrc Ga~, Sewer Ltn es rnstalled. Work guaranteed Dozer Backh oe Truck s Lim e stone & Ftll Drrt commerc1a1 Res rdentr a t Con!>tructron & Remodel B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY 777 Pearl Street Mtddl eport Ohto Phone h2· 5l67 or 992·3861 FREE ESTIMATES Blown lnsulalton Serv1ces Blown mto Wa lis & Attics· STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS LARRY LAVENDER Syracuse Oh1o Ph 992 3993 410lmo . READY MIX C ONCRE ~E del rvered r gh l to you r pro1ec t Fast and easy Free estr ma tes Phone 992 3284 Goeg le rn Rea dy M x Co M ddl eport Ohio 6 30 tfc S EW IN G MAC H INE Re pa r s serv ce all makes 992 2284 Th e Fa br c Shop Pom ero y Author zed S nger sa tes a nd Se rvtce We s ha rp e n sc ssors 3 29 tfc DOZE R work land cl e arrng by the acre hourly or cont r act Fa rm ponds roads et c La rge dozer a nd opera t or wtth over 20 years ex per ence Pull n s E x cavatrn g Pom e roy Oh o Phone 992 2478 12 19 ttc CARPET nstalla t on $1 25 per ya r d Call R char d West Phone 843 2667 4 3 30tp SEPTIC TANK S CLE ANED Reaso nable RATE S Phone -1 46 4762 Gallrpol s Jo hn R usse I own er 4 9 tfc 1972 BUICK ELECTRA 225.............'3195 4 Dr radio WILKINSON SMALL EN GIIIII 1 4 RUBBER BACK We ha ve hund re ds of ca rp et values Your rob can be com pl eted n 1 to 2 weeks No long wa t ng penod Our mstaller has 28 yea rs experrenc e Expert m s tall a tlon Yo u 11 lake what you get CALL 74l 4211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CAR PET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Rutland V8 PS 4 Dr 2 Dr Ground Also Repa1rs un All R1drng Tractors 498 Locust St Mtddleporl Ohl EX PERIEI\ICED P B auto trans a ~r cond v1nyl top rad10 Slant 6 4 Dr air cond P S P B .:~u to t ra ns vtn yl top radto I 1968 BUICK leSABRE .................... '695 1964 MERCURY PARKLANE ........... 1195 SOO E Mam St 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Grand Opening oomeroy 0 . OPEN9am 1o6pm Monday thru Saturday We w111 p1ck up & delrver v Specral low pnc es on all mec hanrcal work 5 1 l mo . EXCAVAT IN G Do zer Ba c kho e d rt ch e r wa te r frn es fo oters dra ns roads and brush cteanrng No 10b too smal l n o weat h er too bad Ph o n e Charles R Hatti J td R t 1 R uttand Ohro Phon e 742 6092 5 2 52tp SEPT IC TANKS c feaned Mode rn Sanrl a tron 992 3954 or 992 7349 9 18 tfc EXCAVAT ING dozer loader and backhoe work septr c tanks ns t a ll ed d ump truck s and to boys for h•re w II ha ul fr/1 d rt top so I I mestone and grav e l Call Bob or Roger J effers da y pf1on e 992 70 69 n ght p hone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc D 8. D TREE Tr mmrnfil <~0 yea r s ex p errence Insured free es t mates Ca t! 992 3057 Coo tv li e Ph one (1) 667 304 1 4 30 tfc -------------- S EPT IC ta nksiin d leach lrnes ns ta ll ed Also 1 e ld dram t les AI worK g uarant eed Lew s Excavatrng R t 1 Rutla n d Of1ro Phone 742 37 42 4 24 26t c SPRING SPECIALS 2 pc L1v1ng Room Suttes beaultful "Scotchgard" floral matenals-$198 00 Herculon or vmyl Recliners, Reg $69 95-Now $49 95 "3 Graces" or ''4 Cuptds ' Table Lamps choiCe of gold or white $17 50 ea or $34Set 30 'loam Bunk Mat tresses $17 Good select ion Mextcan Imports Bull Horns $12, Hangmg Flower Pots $4 Handpa1nted vases $8, statues $12 USED GOODS R1dmg Lawn Mowers $150 up Several Dtnlng Rm Suites, rncluchng a 6 pc Duncan Phyfe At Cautton Light, Rl 7'' Tuppers Platns, Ohio Phonet67 3158 OPEN WED THRU SUNDAY9AM 7PM Phone992 2174 USED CARS 2 Dr Sports Coupe extra ntce 73 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR ....... s1995 Sma ll V a a ut o PS QUALITY 72 PINTO 4 CYL 4 SPO ........... s1495 72 PINTO 4 CYL AUTO............ 11495 IS REMEMBERED LONG• AFTER 11595 72 FORD GALAXIE 4 DR---------V a auto P S P B IS FORG~J'TEN Ractng stnpes mag w heels Ar 71 FORD MAVERICK ................ s1595 6 cyl auto dr 4 ,71 PONTIAC CATALINA ............. s1295 Pomeroy Motor Co. PRICE 73 Olds 98 HT Sed. V-roof, an, power._. '4395 P1ckup 6 cy l long w hee l base On ly 5 766 easy miles Showroom c lean radto New Ford trade In 73 Cougar XR7, v-roof, a1r, power.... .... 13695 1974 Pinto Station Wagon ............. 52895 73 Vega Hatchback 4 sp., rad10 ......... 12195 - Low mil eage luxury mter1or luggage rack auto trans 1972 Chev. 6 cyl. Nova ................. •19~5 VB auto a1r 307 auto 1974 Ford 6 cyl. Pickup ............... s3395 Auto trans power steenng & brakes A beau ttful ano we ll kept t ruck 1965 Ford VB Gal. 500 .................. ~95 4 Dr Sedan very low mtleage PS 68 CHM NOVA ...................... SS95 dean One local owner 24FT. OPEN ROAD MOTOR HOME Sleeps 6 fully self contamed w1lh dual a1r cDnd1t1onmg RENT THIS BEAUTIFUL MOTOR HOME BY THE DAY OR WEEK MOBILE HOME SA• ES. INC. NOW OPEN Sunday 1 · 6 pm PH. 992-7777 POMEROY See Our Special Sale Ad In Sunday's Newspaper - - ~----' Heck's reports record results CHARLESTON , W Va Heck's Inc , has reported record resulls for the ftrst quarter of 1975, with sales up 13 per cent over the same period last year Sales foe the period were $30,2:i2,900, up from ,26,553,200 In the first quarter of 1974 Net mcome advanced 14 per cent over the same pertod to a peak $306,000 or 10 cents per share l' \ ' HT., :~~ .. ~:r•• 2895 289 auto BUICk Elec. 3 Dr., HT, Pow a':. ::~:~~- 1 3195 72 Olds 98 HT Sed. v-roof, power, atr•• • '2895 72 Olds 88, 4 Dr, Sedan , v-roof, a1r -- --'2695 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, a1r. ... ....... '3295 72 72 72 Olds Toronado Cpe. v-roof, ............ '3095 Chev. Imp. Cpe, V8 auto., ps ......... '2195 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe, power, a1r ••••• '2695 70 Dlds 98 Hoi., Sed., power, an •••••• •11495 69 Ford Gal. 500 4 SEE: FRED BLAETINAR. DARRELL DODRILL 69 Ford LTD HT, 4 dr Door .................. '895 Cpe, V-roof, alr ...........'995 69 Bu1ck LeSabre 4 dr, v-roof, a1r •••••• •• '795 72 FORD F-100 CUSTOM ......... . P ~eku p 6 cyl Chev. ,Jm p. Cust. Coupe, power ....... 12295 69 Corva1r 2 door, standard .............. 1395 63 FORD FAIRLANE ...................1195 LARRY'S 4 Dr. Hardtop a rr cond one carefu l local owner Auto tra ns P S P B Ltk e new or1g1nal frn1 sh HT 68 MERC. 2 OR HT ...................~95 Two hundred and stxth-s tx Gregory Ranso n Dusty Tam m e Sm th students a t Met gs Htgh School Sm t h St an ley St a r c h e r Deborah have been named to the honor Taylor Tom Tucker Jane roll for the fiftll stx weeks Van Met er Sh err y v n ng June Wamsle y gradmg pertod JUNIORS - James An A student must mamtam a derson Albert Ban ks Rodney R rch ard Barle y Bob Batt g rade of B or better to be Berry John Blake Brenda Sand y Carleton named to the roll Named Bairn Geo rge Ca rp er Debbr e were Caru t her s Karen Coleman F RESHMEN _ R ta Sa ley Grnger Cu ll ums Rtchard Da ley Mr c k Davenport Rory Bartrum Scott Bearhs Mart y Dugan Crnd y Eads Cat hy Bta e ttnar Sa lly Carle Gary F rfe Eta ne F sh Scott ton Mary Carswell Tamm e Fraser J ohn Fultz Kenneth DeBord Karen DeMoss Gr lkey Crystal Glaze Cynth a Crn dy Dorst Ronnre Eblrn Claze w 11 am Gloyd Pam Evans Patr rc a F tc h Georgene Grate Jut a Ham m Trma Grbbs Judy Grlkey Dar la Harper Tamt Hoffman La ura Hoover Kat hy Howard Pam Holcomb Laura Hoover James Hu tton Gary Hysell Penny Hy sell Erv n Janey Martha Jo Krawsczyn Sue Les t e Ingels Debb e Jan ey Kennedy Helen Kmg Chery l Bon t a Johns on Ka r en Lefebre Vater e Lewrs Johnso n James Jon es Neale Danny Morrrs S.an~y Mrght Kn ght Mona K ng Sammy Mark M tc h Connte Musse r L ttte Es th er Lower y Jeff Robert Nakamo to An n Mc K rnney R cf1 a rd Pear ch P.am Pow ers Lrs a Macumber Kenny Mankrn Prater Debb e Queen Rand y Mrke Magnotta Deann Randolp1'1 Rand a ll Roa c h Manley v ck Mantey St e ph an re Rought ll a Cha r les Marshall Tammy R:uschel Dane Sm rth Hom er M chae l Jeff Mtller Kr rsta Smrth Robtn Snowden Velvet Morrr s Carne ! Murphy Swtsher Don T II s Teresa Krmb e rl y Oh lmg e r James Van Meter Terrr V n ng Scott Qualls J u d th Radford Bruce Warner M chael Wayla nd Reed Ka thy Rupe Chr s Lor Wyne Cheryl Ze g ter Sc hu ler Tammy Sntd er Dora Doerfer Tam a r a Stanl ey Tammy SOPHOMORES ~ Debra 5 h R 1 h S 1 c conov e r a P ear es elr t:'rhfl • ld Ch er yl Barnhart George Stewart Mrke Sw tck Don na Tf1ornton Lr sa R ta Birchfield Mary Bla ett na.- Tamara Blake Gene Thoma s Greg Van M,e t er Blankensh P Dale Brown ng Earl Wood Bobby Yate s Gregory Brownrng Ke ll ee SENIORS - V ck ! Abbott Burdette R c k Cadle Terry Rh onda Ab les Robert Allen Cla rk Kathy Coleman E larne Ga rl s a ley Myra Ba yes Cars Margaret Cors Mark Sha ro n B ng Deborah Black Oav s Robrn Dewhurst Mary Ronald Brown ng Rodn ey Sue Durst Anthony Elb rn Car l Cmdy Carm rc ha el Jo Paula E ch nge r Ter esa Ell !s Cha l n Marcella Charl es Lorr Fau l k Co nn e F rsh oav d Ch rist an T m Colburn Th eresa Fish Becky Fu ltz , Raya nna Cole Ann Colwell Sandy Garnes Crystal Hal l R chard Cou ch Car ta Cr s p Rona ld Hawk ns J o yce Tr m Cund ff Carl Da vidso n Hutch son Brenda Hyse ll Ernre Kenton ,Oavrs Bonnte v ckt John son Cheryl Ken D lion Dan el Dodson James nedy Jacquet me K ng Debb e Fe rr ell Aprrl Fraser Betrnda La m ber t L o r a n e Fri end Cheri Frye Crnd M c E I h an e Y D u an e Garnes Lrnda Gerard T m Mc L:.a ughlrn Ca thy Manley G Ilion Nan cy Grllrsp e Mrke Sandy Metheney Eug ene G !more Mi ke Ha ley Cheryl Morrtson T eres a Musser Han rng Teresa Hayes Scott Na pper Pam North Isa be ll e Hoop e r Joy ce Pam Olf e nb erger Fa rth Hu tch son Chr sty Hysell Perrin Jam es Pockllng ton Donald Hysell J o In g les Dav d Jones Brran Just ce Sa nta Justice Shern e Kauff Debra Kennedy Anrta K rng Da nny Krng Santa K ser Scherry Lane Cara t Lewts Dran e Lew s Dana Lynch Debb te Mclaugh lin Also Ralph McM11tin R ck Meth eney David Moor e Peggy Murphy Jeff Musser Sandy Ne gt e r Rog er Nelson Vrck r Newell P.,hll Ohl ing er Ja ck Ot te r Cathy Osborne Jud y Owen Becky Pa inter Jo Anna Peyton Doug las Pope Barbara Pri c e Barbara Pnddy Rose Ramsburg Jeff Ridgway l<i enny Rrfe Steve Ro seberr y Gerr 1 Rought Bryan Shank Diana Smrth Brenda Sprres Coy Starcher Danny Taylor t Douglas Tay lo r John R Tt1omas Teresa Thomas Susan Tltlr s V ~ek Vaughan Greg Walburn Steve Walburn George Ward Mary Weyers rrillter Joy Whl1e L nd a Williams Babs Witt e Pol. Cus. 4 Dr J/4 266 earn Meigs honors DODGE 73 1972 Ford LTD 4 dr.................... 12395 69 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DR .......... '695 OPEN EVES 8 00 POMEROY, OHIO 73 Olds Cut. S. Cpe, auto., •• ~..s. :-:~~~~- -· '3095 71 MERCURY MONTERE'L ...... 11595 4 Dr H T POMEROY MOTOR CO Cp~ ~ -~--.'2895 72 72 69 OLDS DELTA 88 .................. '695 12250 73 Olds Omega Hatchback 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, a1r .. '2895 69 CHEVY 4 DR WAG............... 1895 19~ IMPALA $795 2 door coupe 8 cyl mde r a utomat1 c A rea l value Chev. 75 Capnce 4 door • • .. • .. • • ...... 15595 Sol d ne w for over $6700 Full power a1r stereo V roof 1 500 miles New Cad 1llac trade 6 au to 2 Dr Clean 70 MERCURY, 1 OWNER ........... SS95 Good cond ition $1295 rad to 1 75 Olds Cut. Supreme Sedan ......... _ • '4695 Dnver s ed car St tcker prrce new $5545 40 Fully equtpped wrth 60 40 seat AM FM rad•o steel rad1al ttres factory a1r low m 1leage 1974 GMC 15 Custom ................... s3395 2 Dr H T 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA $4195 4 door o nl y 10 ADO miles fu lly equi pped lncludmg a~r Qark red ftn s h A real cream puffl 1972 CHEVROLET ton 8 cylinder 4 speed 9 Fleetstde 73 PONTIAC LeMANS .............. 12995 72 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DR HT.. .. s1795 Pomeroy, OhKJ 1970 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 door V 8 e ng me standard transmt ss1on owner 73 PINTO 4 CYL AUTO............. s1395 • 11895 72 FORD LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE 4 Dr Wa gon Smith Nelson P,'lotors, Inc. Porn eroy Wolfe & Ward Garage e1u Nelson "Do Busme.~s With A Leader" SMITH - NELSONMOTORS, INC. Condor Sf wh rtewal ls rad1o 1968 PONTIAC EXECUTIVL ............ s795 • From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radrator to the sm-allest Hea t er Core Na than Brggs Rad1ator Specralrst Ph 992 1174 auto t ra ns See Sm11tn Art Argnes Ceward Calvert or P & J Hom e Ma ntenance Re trr ger at on A C Heat ng Phone 992 3509 4 16 JOt c Square Yard 1972 BUICK LeSABRE--------------·-·- 12695 1970 PLYMOUTH DUSTER ............. 1495 LA WN mow er r epa r 308 Page St M ddleport Phon,e 992 3509 4 16 JOt c 99 vtnYI lop pwr wmdows & seats 1 ------------- Carpeting -501 NYLON P B air cond 2 Dr Coupe 4 sp floor sh ift rad1o WILL TR IM or cut tre es and shrubbe ry Cle an out ba seme n ts atttc etc Phon e 9<~9 322 1 or 7112 4441 4 6 26t c S HAL LOW Wells dug sprrng s d e ve lop e d a nd c sterns s talled to a pproxrmately ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR 18 tt Lew ts Ex cav atmg Rt Sweepers toasters ron s 1 Rutland Phon e 742 3742 a ll sma ll app l ances Lawn 4 24 26tc mowe r next to Stat e H1g h way Garage on Ro ute 7 Phone 9B5 3825 4 16 tt c .FT US DO IT' ' t" :;, 1971 VW KARMANN GHIA ............ •1695 Sales & Serv1ce 992 3092 Radiato Service VALUE RATED HT, s-"-"--.~~~•• .".; .... 1595 69 Pontiac Bonneville standard long wtde bed 66 63 WlllYS CJ5 ...................... 51395 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto. (as lsJ.: . '295 b7 Cadillac HT Sedan, alr... ••••••••• •• • • • 11395 .4 wheel dri ve studded snow ttres removable hard top 59 WILLYS CJ5 ..................... Sl095 24 New '75 Olds Ready for DeliveiY 4 wheel dr 1ve good condrt1on 1971 Apache Fold Down Camper Honor list announced Equrpped with stove tee box e lectncal wiring 6 Excellent condttton EASTERN H onor s tudents m the 7th, 8th, 9th Th1s Week Only lOth , lllh and 12th grades m Eastern DtS!rtct for the ftfth gradmg penod have been GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS announced by C A Goodmg prmctpal Listed are See Ray Rtggsor Roger Rtebel Seve nth t.;;rade Te r esa Spencer ( B l Todd B ssell Tr m Enevolds e n St eve Gr rff n Mrke Gr ggs Ed Holter Jeff K mes Ma r k Norton Lucy Shook Randy Van Meter Blarr Wrndon L ta 985 4100 Young E1ghth Grade - (A J Su san located o n St Rt 7 Chesler, 0 Han num Randy Ke ll er Lawr ence Pool e r Karen Probert Jodt Proto Dawn Sor don Oebbr e Sp ence r Rusty W gat (Bl Kay Balderson Ter r y Brown Barbara Buchanan Jeff Goebel Pau la Hyse ll Vale.- e LaBonte Laune Matthews Cyn th a P tzer Lowell R rd e nour Ro ge r R rebel Sherrre Starcher Freshman (A) Dav rd Br ow n She Ia Buchanan COLUMBUS - StateAudttor allotments from the towi1Slup Koren Frck Chery l Gnff n Thomas E Ferguson's office account will be $800, $1,000 or ~~a,;:~ :a sP~;•erMarbo~o~~av dtstrtbuted $4,136,000 tn $1,200 depending upon reveooe Run von Cond y Scyoc Rocky gasoline taxes m April to produced monthly by the tax ~g~Me~~~ngBec~~ l w,s~~na Ohto's counltes and townships The state's cities and Be aver Roy Buchanan Kev on Ferguson satd each of the vtllages, whtch normally ~~~~~ros;~t~~r~~~~ n~lbesn 1,320 townships recetved $800 receive gasoline taxes etght Debb~e He on Joe Kuhn for a townshtp total of times a year, were excluded DenniS Rucker J m Steele V cky Epple $1,056,000 and each of the 88 from the AprU distrtbution, Sop~omore - 1A 1 Kev n ••• ted Barton Te re sa Buckley counties received .,..,000 for a Ferguson 110 Teresa Carr Teresa Ed county total of $3,080,000 Gasoline excise tax receipts wards Marl n Evans Tammy For the past several years must be used for street and F tch Kathy Fo il rod Jenn fer Garner Su zy Goebel Carolyn townslups had received $1,200 roadway purposes, Ferguson Harp er Barbara Hend erson monthly. however, a drop m pomted out ~u~~:e~~¥~A:~d Jar~ r sJ~~:t gasoline tax revenue Distributions to the counties Ambrose R ck Barr nger necessitated a corresponding for thetr townships ranged g~~ro~ g:; c~~~han~~ ~~luc1 ,: reduchon In the amounts from $3,200 to Cuyahoga to Carpenter E llen Darst distributed, Ferguson noted ..,1600 to Ashtabula Belonda Deeter c ndy D11 1 •~' Ro brn E lkms Metan e He added future monthly Enevoldse n Dana Epp le sleep~ •1195 'A RIGGS USED CARS Subdivisions get $4,136,000 in gasoline distribution 9 Marcella Hartman Paula Hawk Larry Lo ngen e tte Lama r Lyons Bel nda Jackson Mark Lawson Jane Mrllhone Oav d M li s Bonnre Wood Jun1or (A) Sonya Adams Edna Boggs Denr se Dea n Jeff HoHer Cathy Maxey Cr ssy Mor lan Ka thy Newe ll George Pr ckens Drane Pu!lrns Dana Root Debbre Sanders Patrr c ra Wrndon ( Bl Betsy Amsb ar y Barbara Andrews Drana Athe rt on Tom Av s Tammy Bahr Ka tr na Batey Chery l Benedum J oe Buch a na n She rry Epple Nreset Duvall Dav1d Hannum Beth Hewttt T m Kuh n Ga r y Longenette Pam M llhone Mark Mora Drana Morns Steve Nelson Tom Reed Nancy Rrdenour J ul a Sch ult z Debb e W ndon Sandra Smrlh Joanne F ck Se nror - (A ) Deb b e Boat rr g ht Anrta Buckley CathY Oa v rs Ho m e r DeLong Marsha Kimes Regrna K mes Marylu M lis Louann Newell Becky Root Mandre Rose Pam Sam s Rhonda Sa vel Bonnre Welsh Vrckr Ga ul Ka ren Reed (B) Gr eg Ba tey Randy Blake Ph I Bowen Becky Ebersbach Lrz Edwards F rances Hawk J rm Lodwrck Linda Myers K p Reed John Sm lh Terry Sm rth T m Spencer M ck e TBylor Crndy Tf1omas Pleasant Valley Hospital Dtscharges Gerard Whee ler, Wes l Colwnbta, Arts Landon Pomt Pleasant Pearl Smtih, Leon, Robert B Rolhgeb Romt Pleasant Anna Blankenshtp Robertsburg, Ardt th Blankenship, Henderson Mrs Lewis Lutton Galhpohs Joseph Mullms, Btdwell, Mrs Andrew McCarty, Ewmgton Karr & Van Zandt You II L1ke Our Oual1ty Way of Domg Busmess 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evemngs Unltl6 OO-TII5p m Sal More money available Addihonal avatlable fund mg through Tt tie III of the Older Amencans Act and the Ohto Commtsston on Agmg wtll be made avatlable to the Buckeye Htlls-Hockmg Valley Regtonal Development Dtstnct (BH HVRDD) the area agency on Agmg Accordmg to the Commtsston pny mte res le d pubhc or prtvate non prof!! orgamzahon may now subrrut prop-Is for this avatlable fundmg Proposals should be dtrectly r e lated to mcreasmg or m a mtammg mdepende n t hvmg for persons over age 60 Grants would have a maxtmwn durahon of three years wtth an appropnately mcreasmg local match for each succeedmg year Local match for the ftrs t yeac ts a mmunum of 10 per cent m cash or m-kmd con!rtbuttons An mterested orgamzatwn must submtt 1ts proposal to the BH-HVRDD by May 15, 1975 Gmdelmes, submtssiOn formats or a ny other m formahon can be made avatlable by contacting the BH HVRDD ofhce 32:i Dtme Bank Bmldmg Martella We've Got It All Tree-planting held at school TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Plams Elementary School held a tree-planting ceremony and Conservalton assembly on Thursday at 1 pm The tree planted ts called a Bedaha and was a gtft from George Carper Nursertes It has an unusual whtte blossom m the summer The Tuppers Plams Boy Scout troop , under the dtrection of Mr and Mrs Uoyd Br ooks, obtamed the tre~ Boy Scouts Robbte Smith Jerry DaviS and Joe Bowers planted the tree with the help of the Cub Scouts under lhe dtrection of Mrs Jun Smtih Den members mclude Roger Balser Jtm Brooks, Bob Brooks Mtke Collms, John DaviS, Troy Guthrie, Paul Hensley, Larry Ltfe, Rusty Shtelds, Ray Smith, Jeff Wyers, and Greg Colhns Webelos are Frank Day, Chuck Hensley and Mike Connolly John Rtce, agrtcultural extens10n agent, spoke on conservatton of natural resources , Poems were read by sll!th graders Betlt Ritchie, Tony Kennedy, Gene Cole, Larry Harrts Lort Longmette, Kenny Chapman, and Brenda Riffle 'Why We Keep Arbor Day,' was a rectlalton by ftfth graders Casste Sheets, Donald Matheny Palh Edwards Mike Baker, Sarah Guebel, Sherrt Myers, and Wendy Elkins The fourth grade presented 'That's Conservahon f" Wlth Jackie Brannon Brtan We ll and Kelh Headley partictpaltng Mrs Brannon s entire third grade rectted the conservalton pledge The se~ond grade per formed 'All Things Brtght and Beaultful," wtlh Jtm Weber Jeff Btssell, Tara Guthrie, Steven Whtte, Kris ta Gaddis Jay Carpenter, Angle Snyder and Paul Collins Mrs Thomas ' ftrst grade and Mrs Parker's afternoon kind ergarten exhtbtted ongmal ptctures showmg the helpfulness of trees The Tuppers Plams School Safetf Patrol members receiVed badges and cer tlficates for thetr servtce to the school John Riebel, Sr , Supermtendent, presented the awards Patrol members are Rtcky Bormg, Joe Bowers, Mttchel Buchanan, Ttm Buchanan Kenny Buckley, Tressta Causey, Kenny Chapman, Carla Chichester, Gene Cole, Denms Durst, Larry Hams, Dean Hawk, Robert Henderson , Vtckt Jackson, Tony Kennedy, Lort Longinette, Marte Marcmko, Helen Myers, Brenda Riffle, Beth Ritchte, Greg Scar brough, Conme Stout, Mike Welc h, James Welch, and Tina Cozart and PIONEER SEED CORN -------·· FIELD SEEDS SUGAR RUN, MILLS 110 MulllnJ 992-2115 ,..... �.. . i .' .. 10-The Dllil:l' ~ntiDel, MldcDeport-Pooleroy, {)., Friday, May 2, 1975 iiiiiiiiiiii;=~~~' - -.4 sites needed for -Head Start . W. H. Wheeler. died Tht!rsday Four graduate with OU honors Juvenile crime in Meigs is ·up 700% sinCe 1965 WEST cOLUMBIA at 2 p.m. with t.he Rev. Ralpb -· . ll1lam H Whe 1 94 of Mahoney officiating. Burial Four Meigs Countians were W · e er, TbUra 111 be In the Graham among 245 seniors who · West Columbia , died • Ir Friends may caD graduated with honors ( 3.(). day · in Pleasant . Va~::; . crn~~ogleaong Funeral 3.4999) 111 Ohio University Ho.spltal. He was a re ~orne after 11 am. Saturday. FolD' sites for Head Start munity ActiOn will consider following the 197 4 winter coal miner. will be Mr Wheeler was born Jan. · programs are needed by the any offer of space and .wiU quarter· · Funeral services w t 31 illill at Cllfton a son of the necessary ad- They are Thorn~ Wesley conducted at · the :: J hn and z..e'tha Codlran Gallia-Meigs Community pro~ide Action Agency. justments to meet these Karr , Route 1, Mmersville, Columbia UB Ch-jU'_ch Sun Y. ~el~. His wife died in 1957. The 11ew!y.funded Head . requirements. bachelor_ of business ~dHe was also preceded lri death Start Program will run from 'Ibe general goal of Head mlmstratton ;--Barbara LouiSe . by five children. . Survivors include two 1101111, September through May. It Is_ Start Is to Improve and assist Shultz, route . 3, Pomeroy, ·oetroitAmeri;~ ~t~·&~ 3 9 • hoped that individuals, the physical, psychological bachelor of science m home Milw 012 oso s•x~ 17 11 J Robert Wheeler ofRt. 1, Point schools, churches, granges or and social develo_pment of econ_omics ; o Char_les Hill, Ruhle , Bare (3), Malowski Pleasant, a~d Charles . ts <S) and Freehan : Broberg , other agencies will offer space disadvantaged pre-.schoolers Racme, maste r of f me ar ' Co lburn 161 and Porter·. WP~ Wheeler of Rt .- I, .Point for this program. and to narrow the gap in and Keith Ray Whaley_, Route Broberg 14-21 . LP~Bare 10-11. Ple.asant ·, three daughters . , HR s HortOn (6t h l. Yount · Each site will'house one or servlcesnormallyavailableto I, Shade, mas te r 0f f me ar ts · 14th >. Porler l2nd l. · Lula·and Ruth Wheeler, West two classrooms. · Food their more advantaged peers . · Cleveland 002 000 031 ~ 6 1o o Columbia, and Mra. James B. preparation will occur at each ,E veryone knowing of LOCAL TEMPS Boston . J21 010 oox~ 1 10 o Roush, West Columblil; two location; restroom; dining and possible sites is r!lquested to Temperature in downtown 17 :~~k~·y"1~~n a~2J · E~~~~r~~e:, grandchildren, 32 . greatoutdoor play spac~ are contact Conununity Action at Pomeroy today at 11 a.m. was Segu; 191 and Montgomery . WP grandchildren, and five great- · n~••ry . Anyspaceselected Box •••, Pomeroy, or phone 12·31- LP ~ J. Perry ll-4l . gre · at-""andchildren. · ""..,._ uuv 64 degrees un der swmy ski es. ~Lee HR s- Carbo Ordl. Rice (3rdl , """&"" must meet all local health and 992-5605 in Pomeroy, or 44&Ellis IJrd l. ' safety requirements . Com- 1760 in Gallipolis. · . . POMEROY - Juvenile delinquency is were 3ti juvenile cases riled in Meigs >ncreasing at a rapid rate in Meigs County Cou nty . In 1914 th~re were 215 cases, plus - as in the.nation ~ according to Juvenile 125 traffic offenses, an increase of about Court Judge Manning D. Webster. . 700 percent ! Judge Webster, who during World War .Of all criminal offenses filed in Meigs D served on the prosecution during the County against aU persons in 1974 both Nurnberg War Crimes trials, and has adults and juveniles, those filed against practiced law in Pomeroy until ap- persons from 14 to 18 years old made up a polntment to the bench 'about three years little more than 30 percent. ago, was the speaker last week at the "It should not be inferred that aU annual spring dinner meeting of the Meigs young p.:ople are bad. Fortunately, the County Education Assli. at Pomeroy great majority .are well behaved, inElementary School. , telligent and hard working and will Judge Webster said that in 1965 there become excellent citizens . However, the !at L _ e f; v:~~;;~;~orla!H~~~~~e Margaret ~~~:~b~::~~~~:;~~r Austin, Eva Bald- • YARD SALE - Bradbury School teachers and parents will combine efforts Saturday to raise much..,eeded money for school and camp supplies by staging a yard, rununage and bake sale at the school from 9 a.m ..J p,m. Ev~t.hing from luggage to lawnmowers will be for sale. The days have been busy for both teachers and parents in preparation for the sale. In the Thursday work crew were these parents, left to right , Mrs. Sharon Doss, Mrs. Joyce Blake and Mrs. Pa ~Kitchen . Even little Amy Blake, also pictured, gave a hand with the sorting . irn; the son of Mr. and Mrs . David Jeffers , Rt. 1, Pomeroy. Jeffers is employed with the Pomeroy Police Department and there is no hospitalization child will be confined to the Huntington hospital for about two more weeks before being sent home. Later, plastic surgery will be required. insurance . Latest contributors to the Ryan is reported in fund, which will aid the family satisfactory condition at this in meeting hospital costs involved, include R. and J. point and amputation' will not Coins, Dorinda Nardei~ Me ier be necessary at this time. The and Hill Barber Shop, Riverv iew Lounge , Lena Baxter , lela Eas terday , SAVE $20° 0 PLUS RECEIVE A HUFFY BICYCLE Limited Time Otter flkji111N prcantstM ...........,..Centec, Here·, Ill llnl nlrlfl<alor otiiiiHr 111 flli dlor. Mounted handsomely in the door of this 20.0 cu.-ft. refrigeratDr-freezer are four dispensersto 9ive you either par1y -size ice cubes. chilled water. or two kinds ot chitlea t5everages at the push o1 a button. 1 739's BAKER FURNITURE · Middleport, Ohio Getting jumpy about missing money? A Savings Account makes your money grow. A Checking Account keeps it under control. Great neighbors[ Emma Adams , Marr. Meredith, H. B. Caldwel, Wayne and Annabelle Sisson, Margaret Russell , Russell and Rhonda Wood, Richard Duckworth , Robert Bowen , Sr. , Trel! and Edna Schoenleb, Pomeroy Fire Station No. 1, with contributors Includ ing R. C. Hysell , Bil! Ral!ilf, Jeff Shank, Jack Hawley , W!l!iam Lambert, Howard Smith, Gary Snouffer, George Korn, Mike Hamm, Charles Legar and Wi!!iam Snouffer ; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roush, Rolland and shirley Morris . Avery and Helene Goeglein , Kevin Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mabel Mrs . James Moore, ~~~~nd; win, George Bethel,'Madaline Boerst, George Coleman III, Mrs. Car!Coyand son, Wesley Ely, Deborah Garris on, Cheryl Goodwin , Kimberly ~::o~:~i~.rr~~emj~~~ Iva Upton, ReedsDISCHARGED - George Johnson and Weather Schrieber, Dale and Kesterson, Mr. and Donald Me Kenzie, and Edith Ha!!. Nan Beulah Ewing, Evelyn ;;: * * t* * · : . Powell, Bernice Molden, Anna Everett Martin , Rita Meade, Baker, Ida White. Denise Mitchell, Mabel Oshel, Evelyn Pearson, Mrs. Clyde Bah I d Reed and daughter, Thomas r ree ecte Roberts , Johnnie Russell , · Bessie Siders, Thelma GCT A president 'Shopshear, Effie Sisson , Adolphus Smith, Irene Van Sickle ,, Raymond Bill Bahr , Science and Wagenknecht , Jr ., Floyd Biology teacher at Kyger w·ll· Creek High School, was reelected president of the Gallia County Teachers Association Thursday night. Bahr has served in that Mrs. Thoma s Simpson, capacity for th e past 14 daughter , Jackson . months. Other officers elected were Howard Neekamp, North teacher, viceGalli a president; Sue Luman, Cadmus teacher, secretary and Shirley Allbright, Hannan Trace Elementary School, treasurer . Officers will assume their duties Sept. I. In other matters transacted Thursday at the Gallia County Fairgrounds, teachers reviewed i tern s to be negotiated for ' the 1975-76 school term . : . t* Jt * : . II- t11*Jt ·' Wa!!ace, Harry Stahl, Dick_ Bv United Press International . National League mail their St . L ouis at Pittsbgh , ppd ., rai n contributions to Mrs. Dorinda • Steak House to resume 24 hour service Folks in the southern Ohio area with late-night hunger pangs will be glad to know that the Bob Evans Steak House in Gallipolis wiU again be open 24 hours a day starting May 5. It will be closed only from 10 o'clock Sunday nights through 6 o'clock Monday mornings. Since it was opened in the late 1940s, the Bob Evans Steak House has offered customers round-the-dock full service and · a varied menu, and this . tradition will be maintained once more. :Jt *11- CIRCULAR SAW Features burnout . protected motor, ejection chute. Makes bevel ~ '•oth O!jjustments. Forsch , Crawford ( 8 ) an d Johnson ; Jones , Foster (6) , Frisella (8 ) an d Hundley . WP--Forsch ( 1·2) . LP- Jones (2.2) . HR- Wat 5Cln {4th ). New York 002 000 OQO- 2 7 1 101 101 01 )(- 5 11 2 . 7'/4 INCH 201 021 ooo- 6 13 3 100 011 ooo- 3 1 2 Chicago • S\)~C\~\.'. and Leona Kar r-. Rsid ents may donations by village hall - REGULAR24.99 SPECIAL! C HWI Tate, Apodaca (7) and Grot e; Stone . Fra i!ing (6 ), Wil coK (7), Knowles {7) and Swisher. WPStone (ll .Q) . LP- Tate (1 . 1) , 17'' .%INCH 2-SPEED Tonight thru Sunday THE GAMBLER tTechnlcolor) Paul Soruino Ra ted " R" Colorcartoons %"DRILL 2-SPEED JIG SAW 11100"' 6. •• Two '-<11 to suit tho fobl Collbrattd t!!ting ...... . work . Double Insulated . 117 HP. Can't re11aemlrer where it went'! REGULAR 10.99 10 IN. DELUXE' Radial arm saw has on-top, up-:ront control ' for easy pperoti.on( sturdy melo leg stond & high cOrbOn stee dodo blade. f. POWERpocked special\ · SALE PIICE ' shDPQfd -· .. FINISHING SANDER Porloct tool lor flno on ! wood, flnlohlno molal, plat. . t~. ' $1699 : ' . 'manu!......., ""'lor rolall prico POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. j~'tft a pt6duct? · . ~ .$2499 : pi6ble11J.s_olved . teadOI All Accounts lnsurea ro $~11.000.00 by the . Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. ( 22995 want a lllkbllilled 1172 (. omltt & !"'O'JJ1'Y. .. ·GALUPOUS ~ A FIRE .OF UNDETERMINED origin early Sa.tu~day morning caused an estimated $10,500 to a combination milk parlor-apartment buildmg located on . Davis Rd., three quarters of a mile south of Teens Run Rd. near here. . According to Gallipolis Fire Chief James A. Northup the ftre started m the center of VALERIE JOHNSON a 25x60 foot structure owned by Edmond Wright of Rt.2, Crown City. . . . RIO GRANDE - Valerie Johnson, Thomas Edmond Wright of Rt. 2, Crown City, resided in tne bwldmg which bas a 1)19nsorect by the Arcboo Fraternlty,milk parlor on·the first floor, a four-coomaparlment and feed storage area on the second was.crowned 1975 May Day,Queen here Friday night. Other · cudldalel were ' floo~e blaze started In the second floor apartment ·area and spread to the ceiling of·the Marcia Elcesa, Maureen Helinessy and Mindy YoiDig . . milk parlor. · · te Is F rte 1 Damage was set at $4,500 to the building and $6,0QO to Its con n ·. ou en vo unteersresponded to the 52nd alann of the year, Car parked on wrong ·lidltwoi!llt Y2" COMPAa DRILL drill !s lor ..tat,, ar- I lhece...., 997 · . 117201. DEWALT POWER SHOP ... bank fA ARCHITECT'S DRAWING of the proposed new Gallia County District Library is pictured above. On April 30, the library's board ol trustees completed a deal for the purch~se of a building and one acre of land on the 600 block of Fll'st ., MIDDLEPORT - JAMES SUBLETT, DIRECTOR of the Ohio State Teachers' Retirement System, willl)e speaker for the spring luncheon of the Meigs Coun~?" Retired Teachers Asan. at !2:30pm·. Saturday, May 17, at the MlddleportChurch of ChriSt. One of his topics will be the new aetna Health fnsurance Program. . GALUPOUS _ GAWA COUNTY SHERIFF'S deputies Saturday con~ued an Investigation of a breaking and entering at the Convenlimt Food Mart located m. the Rt. 35 Shopping Plaza. . d b . th gh . According to Lester Casto, manager of the store, entry was rna e Ygomg rou the back door. Missing were 170 cartons of cigarettes, miscellaneous cosmetics .and nonpreSCI;ipUon drugs. 'Ibe loot was valued at'approxjrnately $940. MIDDLEPORT ~ THffiTY-EIGHT COMMUNITIES in the Bu_ckey~ Hills-Hocking Vall Regional Development District (BH-HVRDD) have been Identified •s havmg Roodeyhazard areas within their jur~ctions according to the U. S. Department of Hou8lng and Urban Development. . Current laws make participation in the Flood Insurance Program necessary to receive federal aid (in the form of granlll from federal agencies an!! loans from federal Insured inltltutions, such as banks) for structures qr proposed structures within the "THE DEPARTMENT STORE OF BUILDING SINCE 1915' · ldent::!:;uties and the dates by which they must enroll in the Flood Insurance · Continued on Pille 2 · , I Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families PRICE 25 CENTS tracks in Middleport MIDDLEPORT - Three fishermen, their names mercifully being withheld, parked, fixed brakes, and locked their car squarely on the C&O tracks that crosa _ fittingly enough - RaUroad Street here Friday night . Maybe they were under the tmpression that ConRail already had eliminated the spur servi~ to this Meigs County community. Not so . Along came an engine whose engineer stopped in time. No amount of whistling ralaed the owner of th~ car. After approllimately an hour a ·wrecker was Jlb.. laine1Lto remove them .. UllQffclaUy, · railroad spokesmen said the fishermen will no doubt receive a pretty heft)' blll for Ioiii time and the wrecker. other head coaches given one-year supplementary contracts were Richaro Hamilton, basketball coach at Southwestern; Jim Spr~gue, football Clll!ch at Kyger Creek, ·and Dave OWens, football coach at Hannan Trace. AU other head coaches hnve been retained another year. Assistant coa.ching contracts and other supplemental contracts wiU be offered at a later meeting. Continued on page :!1 Ave. for $117,000. Ubrary officials hope to move into the new facility within two or three years. Meanwhile, the present library at the co~ner of Third Ave. and State St. will continue to serve the public until the new library Is completed. Thief hits Waterloo STEADY AS SHE GOES- An 8,000 lb. Gisholt Turret Lathe was unloaded last week by a tow trw;k from Dan Thompson Ford, Middleport, at the Adult Mine Mainteilllnce Class at the·Pomeroy Jr. High, 'Ibe lathe, which cost in the area of $20,000, was purchased by Ray Goodman, Director of Vocational Education at Meigs Righ School at Government Army Surplus in Columbus for $150! The lathe will be used by both the high school and the adult mining classes. PoMEROY - THE MEIGS COUNTY VETERANS Service office desires intfoi'III81.1on from every_q.!J!!·who may have knowledge of living Meigs County_ Civil War or 1 ~ij[ Sptani'sll American War veterans. Names, ages lind addresses of the oldest livtng veteran these two wal'll should he conveyed to the Veterans Service Office, 114 Mulberry Ave., PonoerotY. 45769, phone 992-2820. Show starts 7:00p.m. p~n:E'~F past three years, as head basketball coach. CorneU, a graduate ,!?f .Marshall University, succeeds Paul DiUoil. Cornell had served as a junior high coach in the former Hannan Trace District prior to becoming the tOp assistant under. Dillon. His 1973-74 reserve team was a trichanipion of SV AC . His past season, the Wildcat reserve team captured the SV AC championship. Cornell was given a one year coaching contract. ' Starring Jame s Caan & Good choict lor liljht-duty I his turn on parking lot duty last Wednesday. Lanning, who took Danner's turn at the rotating duty, reported"it was the first refusal under the board's new policy and \h,e second time Danner had refused to perform the duty. His name appears two more times on the duty roster qefore the current scbool term ends. 'Ibe board employed Dan Cornell, assistant coac h at Hannan Trace for the GALLIPOUS :.._ A GAILIA cOUNTY MAN ESCAPED serious injury in a tractor · Saturday morning according to theGallia County Sheriff's Department. John LanCe, 29, Rt. 1, Bidwell, was pulling a pickup truck with a tractor (on Upcreek :\~: :~~~!ne;r~ar~~M;organ Center). When the tractor came up over a hiU around 9:45a.m. 11 Lance was thrown clear from the tractor. He was rushed to Holzer Medical by the Gallia County Volunteer Emergency Squad. Lance was treated and ' ;~l released around 11 a.m. according to a hospilal spokesman. 17514 I MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY Cory McPhail, Jerry Wolfe, and Earl Pickens, returning from swimming lessons at ,zl:RiiJGJoa-nde iNitl1 Mr. and Mrs . Austin Wolfe, stopped at the Dairy Valley for a treat. The found a pocketbook•·:; the lot and turned it over to Mr. Wolfe so it could be retiD'ned its rightful owner. DRILL KIT MEIGS :THEATRE tniittt Area roundup: .. r--------.. SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1975 i. *****... ******************************************' Major League Results Nardei , at Pomeroy Vi llage Houst~n Hall, or can drop their 1 San D1ego . j By Dale Rothgeb GALUPOUS ~ 'Ibe GaUia County Board of Education Saturday authorized i its clerk, Mrs. Naomi Beman, to give -I written notice to Lloyd Danner, industrial arts instructor at ~yger Creek High ~hool to appear before · the board of education Wednesday, May 7 in the matter of termination of his contract due to refusal to obey board policies. 'Ibe board took action regarding the · Danner matter after he refused to do assigned parking lot duty at Kyger Creek, April 30. Under section 3319.16 of the Ohio Revised Code, "!Jle contract of a teacher may be terminated for gross inefficiency , immorality, or for wiUful and persistent violations of reasonable regulations of the board of education, or for other good and just cause." · Just last week, (April 25), the Gallia County Local Board of Education ap-' proved a resolution stating that teachers falling to perform assigned duties of the building principals, or disobeying policies ol the board of education will be given a hearing an<! shaD besubjectlo terminatiOn of their contracts under tenns of Section 3319.16 of the Ohio Revised Code. Under that section, "the board before terminating any contract, sbaU furnish the LOOKS EASY ~ Three members of the 1975 GAHS winter weight lifting teacher with a written nqtice signed by its program are pictured here during one of the exercises they go through three days a clerk of Its Intention to consider the terweek. When the program began in January, many students were unabl'e to stand mination of his contract with fuU on their head for more than a minute . Now, several can do it up to four minutes. specification of the grounds for such 'Ibis is a good neck and shoulder strengthener according to Coach Bill Wamsley, consideration. program director. See story and additional pictures on page . . . 22. Unless the teacher so notified within 10 days subsequent to the receipt of such notice, demands in writing an opportunity to appear before the board and .Offer reasons against such termination, the board may proceed with formal action to terminate the contract. According to Kyger Creek Principal POMEROY - Believe it or not, there are stU! honest people left. Three_ Racine Cub Robert L. Lanning, Danner refused to take ~~:~~:~:~~oved this when they found a pocketbook on the parking lot at the Dall'y Valley m * .: . · Strauss, Earl Frecker, Tracie . Dwight and Fay :Jt :* * ,.. "Abbott, Harold and Helen Blackston, Guy and Carol Harper, Jt Main Store, Ann~x and Warehouse Qpen Saturdav'J 9.:30 tO 8 PM Mon dau :30 to 5 "J 9 Jones., Eastern District, president; Anna Elizabeth Turner, Meigs Local, president elect; boris Ann Wen, Eastern, secretary, and John Dudding, Southern, treasurer. Mrs. Dorothy Woodard, president, was in charge of the meeting with Mrs. Marjorie Goett giving the secretary's report. Robert Morris, principal of the host school extended greetings and prayer was by the Rev. W. H. Perrin. PTA President James Soulsby presented two vocal selections and Mrs. Margaret Neuman entertained with piano music. The dinner was prepared by PTA members and served by their daughters. School bOard. acts to terminate Kyger Creek teacher's contract ve~::~~~:~~:~~~~-~ da- ~Eiberfeld_ s In P _omerov_ 1-.i*. .,. Jt GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT 11- Day Storewide Sa e II- tmts : * : I' · VOL. 10 NO. 14 1111- e Judge Webster also spoke on the 1.6. mill tax levy to .be voted upon June a to provide funds for the operation of the school for the mentally retarded. The association voten to endorse the levy. 'Ibe group also voted to support and work towards reduction of juvenile delinquency in the county. A committee consisting ~~ one member from each school district will work with local associations toward that effort. Named to the committee were Wilma Parker, Dorothy Chaney and Robert Beegle. OffiC.rs for 1975-76 elected by the education· association were Rose Marie Devotec,l. To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley ;;: save D. ur1ng 0 ur ,.·.hree + Variable cloudiness Sunday night and Monday and a chance of showers mostly in the northeast. Low Simday night in the 4!1s. High Monday in upper 5!1s and 6!1s . iEIIJerfelds In Pomeroy! ; SHOP .TONIGHT UNTIL 8 P.M. ; daughter , 11- J:~~~s~iili:~~~~. ~~~~~~ [~~~:r~. K~~i~thy Th~~~~ Jeffers fund standing at. $1,438 A pub~c fund drive for Ryan Scott Jeff ers, 3, in jured recently in a power mower accident, reac hed $1 ,438.20 Friday morning. Ryan is confined to St. Mary's Hospital, Huntington , W. Va ., with a severely injured left foot and leg as a result of the accident. He is Christy , Middleport; Minnie Johnson, Athens ; Ronald · Fraley , Gallipolis; Iris Morris, West Columbia; Lawrence Walker , Middl eport; Nick Grueser, proper training, instruction and supervision In the home. J'here may be citizens/ ' ~e judge commented. something you, with your years of Continuing, be said: teaching experience, may do that might "Many reasons may be given for this help the situation .. huge increase in delinquency but I think "With your permission, I would like the basic reason may be the failiD'e on the for you to appoint a committee of teachers part of some young people to know the in each school district. Have them prepare difference between right and .wrong, ·--. list of what they think 'the school system together with a lack of respe.ct. for their might do to help the situation. After this is parents, teachers, our government and done, I would like to go over these above all, sometimes a lack of respect for suggestions and confer with the adthemselves. ministrative headS of the various schools " What causes some Young people to.,_ and see if such suggestions could be have this attitude may be a failure to have adopted." ' ~ -~***********************~**************~******~ HOSPITAL NEWS ' few who 'are causing the problems ·are a challenge -to aU parents, teachers and ffiONTON - Lawrence County Sheriff James Howell and several Lawrence County deputies were called to Waterloo Saturday to p~obe a theft at Henderson's Grocery Store. A deputy on duty at the Lawrence County jail said lawmen were still investigating the theft as of 3 pm. Saturday and that the department bad no other details. There were unverified reports that up to $4,000 was stolen. It was also reported an individual or individuals stole social security checks and envelopes · containing food stampa from residential mail boxes along Rt. 141 in Gallla and Lawrence Counties. 'Ibis, too , is under investigation according to the Lawrence County Sheriff's department. Adeputy at the Gallla County !ilerlff's department said Saturday afternoon at least one report of a stolen letter. was reported in Galli~, but there has been no Count your blessings, ·;;=:~ adv~ses Judge Webster ~~E~:r G~:~e:~e:. 23. '!il!reoLEPORT - Probate Court Judge Manning D. Webster had a suggestion for members of the Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Club Friday evening._ He was Speaking in support of the 1.8 mill tax levy pNposed to.operate a county school for the mentally retarded.· Judge Webster admitted he was being excessive bold to ask Rotarians :_ or anyone - to increase their taxes in these ''times of Inflation and rising costs of living." However, he s_uggested : "Sit down, take a ·good look at your, Self, count your blessings, and if yoU're stiU in doubt, come ·out to Rutland to see what we're doing with a · very limited program~ " · . Webster is chairman of the Meigs County Board for the Mentally retarded. He has appeared nightly for the past two · weeks speakinglo organizations telling the same oft-repeated story of the need for the school. Points that impressed his listeners (some brought out in .question and answers) included : ' . I - Without the levy there can be no school, and Meigs would be the only county in ohio not training Its mentally retarded. - There are serious objections to · sending Meigs retarded to the Gallia County school, among them, up to $100,0® of Meigs County taxpayers' money woultl be spent outside Meigs County (by.law the county must provide a minimum program )I \he cost of sending them out. very well could be less, as much, or-even more. . - 'Ibe l,li _milla would provide an abSI)lute minimum program in a school for which a levy already has been approved, and remains to be built; until that time, space is available In the former Rutland gymnasium building. - Costa would be excessive to ren• novate and repair .an old school building. -The ultimate Cost to the taxpayer in maintaining the mentally retarded on welfare, or in penal institutions, far exceeds the cost of training the educable ones to function in society. Continued on page 2 ~ '• . of Pomeroy was ordered Friday to· begin serving a one to four year sentence for his February 20th conviction on .a charge of attempting to obtain a .controlled substance with a forged instrument . Mason County Circuit Court Judge James Lee Thompson . bad sent111ced Pickens on AprU 18. In Friday's order, Pickens will be aUowed to apply 1:14 days, that he has already spent In confinement to his sen~e . FLOOR VOTE WANTED COLUMBUS (UP!) House Democratic leaders and fiscal eaperts will · attempt to get a floor vote t.hla weeli on their propoaed $11.12 bllllon (leneral appropriations bW, but protipeCta are uncertain. !>lain problems Involve llppropriatiotB for pubUc IIChoola, tqber educatlm, mental health and well. ., u wen as a f3QO miDion deflc:lt to be made up through agency reducllonl and bootkeeping devices. . I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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