http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2301ceba8b8b59934631569a7021ec9e.pdf adb9edd9c0d2b1329dd8882f0eea3496 PDF Text Text ' ,I ·, • I I 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-PomerQy, 0 ., Thursday, M~y 15, 1975 r-------------------~~--~~--------------~----~ Meigs. 4:H.Club News The . Rock Springs Ladybugs 4-H Club met April 28 in the basement of the Rock Springs Church with three advisors, and 14 members, and one visitor present. The club will have a bake sale on May 17 at 9 a.m. at Kroger's Store. The club members also discussed the mothe r s and da ughter s dinner and their projects for the new year. - Pam Eva'lls. A• NEW 4-H CLUB, the Rutland Road r unner s , organized on April 28 at the home of Janet Bolin, advisor, with seven members present. Members decided on a name for the club, elected officers 1111d decided to take a field trip . Projects the club members decided to take are . Ohio Birds and First Aid. For recreation tbey played baseball. Afterwards , Mrs. Bolin served refreshments. Marty Spangler. OFFICERS FOR the new year were elected at the April 28th meef,ing of the Chester Farm Boys as follows , Randy Keller, president; Brian White, vice president ; Ray Werry, secretary; Rodney Keller, treasure r ; Keith Krautter, reporter , and Eddie Holter, recreation leader. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Roger Keller . - Keith Krautter. THE TUPPERS Plains 4-H Girls discussed their "Clean Up Tuppers Plains'' campaign at the May lsi meeting held at the home of Rose Carr. There were three advisors and 14 members present. A play was given by Lesa Sampson for the members. For refreshments the older members made pizza and the younger members made juice. -Diana Jones. THE ALFRED ANGELS met May 8 at the home of Dorothy Calaway. There were two advisors and 11 members present . The members discussed · the outdoor cookery project, and by what date to purchase · material. Susan HenderSon gave a demonstration on "How To .. ... ' ...' ' " •' Vet clinic . is opened near Shade Dr. John S. Theiss , formerly associated with Dr . J . K. Bratton and Dr. M. S. Phillips at the Athens Veterinary Hospital, has opened a new practice, the Lodi Veterinary Clinic, on U. S. Route 33 at the southern edge of Shade. Dr. Theiss graduated in 1955 from Ohio State University , He is a member of the board of trustees of the Ohio Veterinary Medical Assn . and is secre tary of the Southeastern State Board for · Veterinarieans. His wife and c hildren reside at their farm near Shade. Office hours are by . appointment only . The phone number is 696-1111 , Dr . Theiss doctors both small and large animals. j l ' .- Pin a Pattern on Material". After r ecreation , Lori Robinson and Tara Gutherie served refreshments. The nextmeetingwillbeJune 5 at the home of Dorothy Calaway. - Sharon Henderson . THE HARRISONVILLE Girls 4-H Club met Mayl2 at the Harrisonville Grange Hall. There were two advisors and nine members present. For business , members agreed not to have r efres hme nts , to have recreation, and the date of the next meeting, which will be May 21. - Beverly Bishop. THE HILLBILLIES 4-H Club met May 9 a t the home of Maxine Dyer, advisor . Members planned to have a wiener roast after their next · meeting on May 31 at the Dyer home . Reports· · and demon· strations given were, Mike McGuire, Health Report ; Mark McGuire, Safety Report; Patty Dyer, Proper Poise a nd Posture ; Kevin Napier, Parts of a Model Airplane; Billy Dyer , Photography; Patti Dugan, Tricks for Treats and Creative Arts . For rec reation the members had a sing-a-long . Refreshments were served by Patti Dugan. MEIGS lHEATRE TONIGHT NOT OPEN Fri., Sat ., Sunday Roge r Moore As James Bond 007 in THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN rT<ichnicolor) Rated " PG" Show starts 7: QO p.m. i In accordan ce wi t h Sec. 307 .86 o f th e O h io Re v ised Cod e, Sea ted Sid s w i ll be r ec e ive d by t he Meig s. County Comm iss ion e r s i n t h eir off ic e in the Cour t Hous e, Pom eroy , Ohio 45T69 ; u n.t il 9 : 30 a .m . May 29, 1975 ; a t wh ic h ti me and p lace t he b id s y.-i ll be op ened an d r ead a l ou d tor a N ew sel f . toading scr ap er c ompl e t e w i th ·manuf ac tur er s st anda rd acces sori es. A d eal e r 's represe nta t ive sh a ll pr ov i de in stru cti ons i n th e pro pe r o p e r a t ion and m a in t enance of the New Scrap e r .a t the tim e of deli v er y . One co mpl ete set of pa rt s, se r vice and r epai r , and op era to r 's manu a l sh a ll be provided w i th each New unif. Th e successf ul b idd er sha l l pro v id e a on e y ea r warr ant y for th e New Sc raper and af . t achme·nt s s u ppl i ed . Th e w arr a nt y sha l l n o t li mit oper at i ng hour s. The fo ll owi ng speci f ications to be cons i der ed as m in i m um r equ ir eme nts tor th e New Sc raper : 9 c u , yd , 11 ton , hy dra ulica lly op era ted . E11gine Di ese l V .a. 500 cu . in ., 4 cyc l e, br pke hor se power 175, w it h w ef .ty pe cyl inder li ner s and oi I t o wa t er typ e o il cool er . Transmission Power sh ift , r ear m o un ted , four man ua ll y sel ect ed gea r ran g ed w ith .ma nu a l l y sele ct ed t o r q u e co nv erted lo ck .up in each rang e . • Final Drive Doubl e redu c t ion , plan teary type Differential Pow er t ~ an s f er, no slip, auto m ati c fricti on t y pe. Tires Pow er tran s•er , no slip , a utomati c fri cti on typ e. Tires Ma xim um ot 4, 23 .5 x 25, 12P R Steering Posi t ive hydrau li c , v ar ia bl e sp ee d , m a xim um tu rn in g angl e 90 d egree l eft or rig ht Brake s Sho e type , a ir over hydrauli c, se lf -ad j usti ng , si ze 17" x 4" on a l l four whee ls, Cutting Blade , Rig id mo un t w i t h 3 p iece cut.ting edge, 1 drop center blade , J ~'· x 13" x 4 33'4 ", 2 end b lades l .a" x 13 '' x 22", d ripp er teet h . Elevator H y dr a ul ic dri ve n w ith reve r se control. J p iece tooth ring o n dr.ive spro c k et s, gear box, 37 : 1 rat io , shOck m Ounted , 15 f l ights on ch ain Tail Gate H y dra u li c c on t r o l w i l h a ut oma t ic re turn . Width WOM.EN'S SPORTSWEAR Ourentireslockofmissesandwomenssizes in active and spectator sportswear is included. Pants · Skirts - Coordinates . Blouses - Shirts . Knit Tops . Sweaters . Tank Tops . Halters • Shorts . Rargam Days ' I HANGING BUBBLES r r ! t Dress and Sport Shirts 4R::-;~~~~ ! Short sleeves. Dress shirt sizes 14 112 to 17. Sport shirt sizes small (fits 14-14'12), medium (fits sizes 15-15112 ), large (fits sizes 16- 16112) and extra large (fits sizes 17-17112). $7.30 for Plant s, 1 Flowers. Marbl es. ~ . Mens 1 Sale Prices ! FAMOUS MAKER Il ~~t;'" o~~~~~:mM• ~'" ;, II Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens B;g hard s i d S ; ; ; e 2 s e % Ourentirestockof Pants · Shirts · Tops · Skirts - Jeans· Overalls · Coordinates is included in this sale. 18' 10 " Tractor Ground Clearance 18" Thi s machine mu s t be equipped with ROP S Canopy , muff l er , d r y t y pe a ir c leaner w i th rest ric tor ind icat or , air engine o il pan and tran smission guard . Deal er t o f urnish t he ir own bid form s . Th e front of t he envel op es enclo sing ltl e bi ds m ust be ma rked "Scra per Bi d ." Th e M ei g s County Com · mi ssi on er s may acc ept th e low est bi d or sel ec t th e best bid for t he in tended purpose, and r ese rv e the right to r ejec t an y or a l l bid s o r an )l part t hereo f .,.. M eig s Co . Commissioners Martha Chambers, Cl erk (5) 15, 22 , 2tc I "Designated :,.. ,.. ...,..~ v·ICt"1m '' ,. * , I MASON, W. VA. : '****************************.; ,· ' . ' I"'~~~~~~!;~!~.,~~~~~~ fiNO r leg . I . •7.99 -~~~w-·--~--~--~r--------~~------~---~--------i 1 I i WOMEN'S ·I COSTUME !! ~ TUBE SOCKS 1 Sale Prices Bargain Day.~ Bargain Days · Mens a.nd Boys 1r CAPES White · soljd colors - mult i color s. Several st v. les . 100 per cent Wintuk orion . JEWELRY • i Our . ent ire I! stock of eamn gs . rope s . nng s. I. VOL. XXVII I Mens fits sizes 10 through 15. Boys fits sizes 7 I 1 through 11. White with color tops . I i i RELJVING PAST EXPERIENCES during Thursday's senior citizens boat ride was Harry Kiser of Minersville who spent many years working on. ri~~r boats. He began in 1896, put in a 15 hour day and received $5 a month plus board. Thursday Kiser just " took it easy", however. 200 take trip on Chaperone . Sale Prices Sale Prices I ~ ~~89.95 BICYCLES....................... Sale 15.9.00 _________1_______:_._~---------------.:..____ J 1109.95 BICYCLES ••••••••••••••••• :•• :Sale 173,00 Baruain Days r Haruain Days I Baruain Days · ! 1119 95 BI.CYQ.ES . · Sale-104 --000 . ~ pin s, pendants, is i nc luded . ,. WOMEN'S LONG GOWNS Our entire stock of famous maker long night gowns is included in this sale. Choose 100 per cent nylon or permanent press blends . Sale Prices . ------·---.._...._.._..___ , TOYS I I I! · 1f2 ·:;;:n:: . Pnce ~ li:~·e~our $1.29-8x10 for Portraits Documents. Ideal Size Awards 89~ II GIRLS I KNEE SOCKS Select group of toys from ! " i and $1.25 . se lection - .1st floor . -~-- Days ' Sale II ! 4. 95 Shorts • • · ~- 1 I I Boys cut off shorts in denims and cotton twills. Solid co lqrs and white. Sizes 8 to 18. Boys · • • Sale • SALE! RCA $725.00, MAPLE ,fiNJ.SH .·. COLOR TELEVISION:·SET .......t BOYS SHORTS I Sa Bargain Days - - - - . - - - - - - "! Sa~l I I .................... : ------------1 !i sse pa.ir . . .. 1-·---· I !I One Doodle or Panel Fanc ies . · ~ · si ze 9· 11 . Reg . S2.00 1 easy l • 3. 99 ;..r f '"'I ~·•-" 25" diagonal ..measure screen XL-100 solid state c;:h_assis. - ·1 ' Special Sale Price II ~ ' ·•625.00 I Warehouse on Mechanic Street " ~~~. :~~.:_p~~-------+1 ~~-=-~:_~~~...:__:.~.:_.:_~~~~.:..~"! -------------.---tT B D Bargain Days 1 B I 1 D argaiBRIKiaNyls arwogaiMn ENa'ySs I! Bargain Days .I ! UNIFORMS I Our entire stock of misses I and ha lf sizes included. I Reg. s1.2s 100 per cen1 stretch nylon. One size fits alt 4 10 7· I s2 2 c I sale 3 Pair • 5 ! Sale Prices i ~--~WH~~~---l--~~------~~----5 . ~ Barg~in Days MEN'S WALK SHORTS Cotton and polyester blends and also polyester double knits . Plaids . solid colors - stripes. Sizes 32 to 42 and extra large sizes 44 to 50. Buy for yourself or as Father's Day Gifts. June 15. 'S.87 Mens$6.95 alk Shorts .......... Sale I ~ Mens$7 .95WalkShorts .......... Sale '6.67 I BEDSPREADS Kings - Queens · Fulls · Twins. Our entire stock is included . Whl"te Sale Prl"ces On sale at the Home Furnishings Annex II. W At The Warehouse on Mechanic Street 1 I I Sa e •4.88 , I ! • ,,. • • 54 inches wide. Use for wall covering for bathrooms and kitchens. Avocado • While and patterns. 8.95 72" Rounds • • • ~ • Sale 6.29 5.95 Heavy Duty Cardboard Round Tables •• - • • • - Sale 4.19 Reg . Reg. FAMOUS MAKE MEN'S BELTS 1 11 ! An excellent new selection . Ideal Father's Day Gift June 15 .. Sizes 30 to 46 . Leathers vinyls. New popular width. 1 --~~~~t.t~~~.!.:'~:_:~~~n_:e_:~_L . . Sale .PriC~ , , ~--~.._.._._.._.-"_________ ______ Free Customer Parking • Chains and ceiling hooks Included. Regular S42.50. Limited quantity. . •• •" •• . ••' Sale •29.00 · : . '• ,. Warehouseo11 Mechanic Street -~~w·~·WN--------------------~------~~. o,. Second Stfeei ancl,.at the Mechanic Street Warehowe ELBERF·ELDS IN POMEROY ' •• '4 FOOT WIDTH SOLID OAK PORCH · SWINGS combat action associated with the successful rescue of an American merchant freighter and its crew seized Monday by Cambodian gunboats. Two destroyers with loud speakers circled the island with loud speakers searching for possible stragglers. Penta gon officials said parts of the Marine force were scattered among four warships that took part in the battle, while others flew to Thailand en route to home bases in the Pacific. " It's all jumbled up at this point," one officer said. The Pentagon said it would FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1975 PRICE 15' • account for. the casualties today. The Marine landing force and helicopters, searching for a captured merchant crew that wasn 't even on the jungle island , e ncountered stiff small arms fire from the Cambodian defenders, the Pentagon said. The brief military adventur e in the Gulf of Thail a nd , the first U.S . combat mission in Southeast Asia since the Vietnam cease· fire 2-'h years ago, was being ha iled as a reso unding political victory for the Ford administration . The operation resulted in the rescue of all 39 crewmen and . the container ship Mayaguez, seized· by Cam· bodia 60 miles off its coast, and proponents of the action sa id it restor ed some of America 's tarnished glory after the loss of Cambodia and O.est wound incident is being probed Vietnan. In addition to rescuing the crewmen · from the "hijacking ," said Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger Thur sday, the " measured response " wa s a " Umely reaffirmation of freedom of the seas." In Honolulu, Adm . Noel Gayler , who di.r ecte d the military operations, · said Thursday the Khmer Rouge had previously fired on a Swedish ship and a .South Korean vessel and halted four other ships in international waters. "We were not only providing protection for American ships by our action , but also international shipping against su~h high-banded in· terference with the passage by those whose intentions were peaceful uses of the sea," said Gayler, commander-in-chief of U.S. Pacific forces. While questions remained about ·cambodia ' s motives and the timing of the U.S. attacks - they came shortly after Cambodia announced it would release tbe Mayaguez - congressional leaders of both parties were proud and sometimes boa s tful of America's military response. The While House said public reaction in phone calls and telegram s was over· whelmingly supportive, and President Ford's personal and political stock rose sharply . INews .• ·.in Brief~ brighten time in hospital By UDited PresslnteruaUonal COLUMBUS - THE OHIO HIGHWAY PATROL will take applications from women for jobs as patrolwomen when it begins accepting applicants for its next class at the Highway Patrol Academy, it was learned· today. A patrol spokesman told UP! · that an evaluation of patrol standards and qualifications had been underway "for some time" but the results had not yet been compiled. "When applications are accepted for patrol officers then women applicants will be accepted," said the spokesman. New York and Pennsylvania are the only two states now accepting · women as highway patrol officers. Gas curtailment will .get worse more ' :togetherness" , Senior citizens snacked on cookies and iced tea, danced to their heart's content while Armand Turley turned out favorite old songs for round and square dancing on the organ , joined into lively group singing and ge nerally " had a ba il. " Prior to boarding the Chaperone, the excursionists walked from their center. on Eas t Main St. to the courthou s e where the county commissioners and mayors signed a proclamation declaring M~y to be "Senior Citizens Month ". The accompanying photos were taken during Thursday's busy, bus y time for the Wanted man taken in The Meigs County Sheriff's · Dept. re ported today tha t William Andrew Snider, Jr. , 41, Gardenia , Calif., was appre hended Thursday at 2 p.m. by Deputies Ray Manley and Randy Carpenter. Snider had aliegedly broken into the home of Robert Fetty, Salem Township Aug . 31, and a warrant was issued for his arrest a t that tlin.e . . The sheriff's Dept. learned that Snider was back at the Fe tty Home. This was when the two offic e rs were dispatched to the location a nd .apprehended Snider. He is in ja il and will appear in county court toda y. At 4 p.m.' today Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach picked up a walk-a way from GSI, Robert Fa therly, 34, who will be returned · today. The deparlment also inves tigated two acc iden ts. Wednesday at 11:30 p.m. in Salem Towns hip Harley Eblin , Jr ., 30, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, was traveling east on SR 124 when he los t control, goin g off the highway pn the right into a ditch . Ther e was m oder a te damage, no injuries and no citati ons reported.· At 9:59 p.m. Thursda y in Columbia Township , County Road 1, J ane t L. Smothers, 28 , Buchtel , was traveling north when lights fr om an oncoming car blinded her and she went off the road into. a ditch. There were no in juries and slight damage to the car . No citation was iss ued . :::::,,:;,~:,:,:::,,:,::,::,::,,~,:.,., ::::,:.: , ,::,:~:::,,,,:,~,=~~~ w Auxiliary's 'pink ladies' warraitts out for teachers By Jo Ellen Diehl Providing necessary services that may go unnoticed are women of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Veterans • Memorial Hospital. More than 50 "ladies in pink" give their time and Ients v6!untarily to aid in eve ·yday operation of the hospitl I. Regular! ' seen by visitors as they rna ntain the visitation BA!jGJ!:OK - CHARGING THAT THE America he loved desk and t..e snack bar in the Continued deterioration of . plies beginning November i. had violated Thailand's sovereignty, Prime Minister Kukrit lobby, they also perform natural gas supplies will mean This compares with an I '\ Pramoj tnday announced he was recalling the Thai am- many services behind the ' curtail!llfnts to la rge volume average of 20 per cent la st bassador to Washington and ordering a complete review of all scenes. The women assist in industrial c ustomers of winter. serving and · feeding the treaties and agree111ents between the two countries. , i The high levels of curColuinbia Gas of Ohio will be "The United States has violated our sovereignty," Kukrit patients, deliver flowers, -'-"more severe next winter than · taitment on industrial and told newsmen after a cabinet meeting that discussed the use o1 mail, and messages, prepare . . - last, J. M. Koebel, manager commercial customers are U. S. Marines from a base in Thailand to retrieve the patients for x-rays, and collect ..,........ for the gas company in the required because the 28 per Ameri~:&n merchant vessel Mayaguez and its crew from t.he the TV rental frees. The ......Gallia-Meigs area, said today. cent shortfall in available •Cambodians. "We Just can't ignore such action .by a friendly dedication of ·these women Koebel said 540 large suppl y must be abso rbed ·country," Kilkrit said. "In order to insure that such action does goes, for the most part, volume and 840 smaller in- solely by these segments of unrewarded except for the not occur again, we will inform the United States that we will dustrial customers in Ohio Columbia's market to ma ke review all treaties and agreements in order to bring com- self..satisfaction they receive could anticipate a minimum gas available ior human needs knowing they've helped in mitments up to date." curtailment of 6Q per cent customers. · · some way. Their services help ,r:;:~[;,.;;£: below their normaf allocations In a letter to affec ted inmake a stay in the hospital i Jf/ WASHINGTON- PRESIDENT FORD basked in glory at during the five winter months dustries; Columbia pointed out a state dinner Thursday night· as the Shah of Iran pleasant. beginning November 1. He that the· ultimate amount .ol Volunteers are ·Janice congratulated him for "great leadership" and "not shrinking AT SNACK BAR ...,- Helen Handley, a member of the cautioned, however, that the curtailment depends upon ll)e Daniels, president; Ethel in front of events" during the Cambodian crisis. Veterans Memorial Ladies' Auxiliary, operates the cash curtailment projections are type· of curtailment plan the His Imperial Majesty won loud and prolonged applause Grueser, vice president; register at the snack bar in her duties as a "Pink Lady". on preliminary figures Federal Power Commission based .when he said in a toast to Ford: "May I congratulate you on the Clara Burris, secretary; The volunteers assist inthe operation of the hospital. and could be increased. will impose on Columbia Gas great leadership and-the right decisions you took for your Nettie Hayes , treasurer; < Last year industrial curTransmission beginning Nov . Mildred Fry, corres)londing ·' country and, may !add, for all the peoples w))o want to live in taitment reached ~5 per cent 1, and how exiensively small freedom . "Th!J Is precisely what the world needa ~ courage, secretary; Mildred 'Mitch, in Ohio. The industries are industrial customers and dignity and love of· the other hwnan being. We are proud of snack bar chairman; Louise Etta Will, Jessie .White, Leona Seaman, currently being curtailed 30 large commercial customers Phyllis Rowan, Mary Bearhs, volunteer chairman, being a good and I believe a trusted friend of the United Pearl Welker, R~va Simms, ' per · cent during the summer might be curtailed as a result Karr, Jean Wiil, Eunetta and Jestie Malden, Myla Statea." and I ,560 commercial of an application now pending Hudson, Gilda Baxter, Janet Bechtle, Anna Wlieeler, Emogene Sinuns. . Senior citizens Who. work as cus tomers 15 .per cent. before the PUCO. Spires, Velsia Roush, Beverly Jeffers, Maria '.',aldnig, OOLUMBUS STRIKING · .PRISON gilards at the .volunteers; hut do not belong · Koebel said Columbia Gas He said the level of curRoush; Jeanne ParBecky Lennie Crary; Bertha Parker,· <llllllcothe Correctional Institution, under the ,thrf4t of being to the organization, are Nan of Ohio has been notified by its tailment.could change "due to sons, May Ketchka, Margaret fired, retlrned to work today following the arrest of six Ada Warner, Freda Mossman, Ina Massar, · Ruth · Morris, Martin , Alma Newton, Helen . Moore , Mildred Hawley , wholesale supplier, the weather , c onservation by pckets. and .further .. . M~nwhlle, a spokesmen for the COIIllllunications Wanda Oxley, Lucille Leifheit, Jefters, • Ne,llie Borgan , Margaret Slack,. Helen Hand- Columbia .Gas Transmission c us tomers Mildred Withee, Emma ley, Eva Hartley, May Weber, ·· Corp .. to anticipate a 28 per changes in supply ," Koebel Williams , · Louise Helen (Continued on page 10) · and ~argaret Parsons. cent curtailment In its supMcElhinny, Freda Henderson, Chapman, Garnet Er vine,. u '\', I ) I. :=::'), - · p-·- .. -- ·- u .......,.._.. BarKain Days I By WARREN L. NELSON WASHINGTON (UP!) - A full day after the last of a lOOman Marine assault force was plucked by helicopter from Koh Tang island in the Gulf of Thailand,. the exact extent of casualties was not known. Fourteen Gls were believed missing. At least one Marine was confirmed dead and one airman aboard a crashed helicopter was missing and believed dead. Pentagon sources said Thursday tentative reports indicated eight Marines and six airmen may be missing in I n;;;:-n-;y;------------.---tn::;;;~J)a;s-~--r--..,.---.---~-"~~r-...- - DECORATOR ROUND TABLECOVERS POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO \ Just Received A Shipm~nt Of WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET I ' ! Save 20% _.~WN·~~~_.--------~--.--1 ri ·. . . ----... 1I Barl(ain Days Young Mens lI I •I unges. Famous makes such as Lloyd- Telescope Lawn lite. 1 CONGOWALL· ,cout38ofwf Jae,.satn. s Shorts and Sport Shorts . Sizes 29 •' . 1 ----,--.,.,-- -------------:_:_ __ I ! •J I Glid~~: ~h:~~sp~~c::~sp~~a:~:~:alse Lo 'NO. 24 Middleport police a r e continuing· an investigation into the shoo ting of Delbert Ha rry Garnes, Jr., 23 , Pomeroy. Police Chief J . J . Cremean s said this morning he was advised at 4:25p.m . Thursday by Ve terans Me mor ia l Hospital that Garnes had been , brought to the hospital via private car with a chest wound apparently inflicted by a .22 caliber pis tol. According to th e informa tion, Garnes s tated that the wound was selfinflicted. At 5:14 p.m. the Pomeroy SOUTH POINT, Ohio (UPl) S o u t hea s t e rn Ohio Lawrence County Conunon Emergency Medical Service Pleas Court Judge Kenneth B. tra nsfe rred Ga rnes from Veterans Memorial Hospital Ater has issued warrants for to the Holzer Medical Center the arrest of 48 striking South for surgery . Garnes wa s Point school teachers and plac~d in the intensive care citizens after they Thursday ward and could no t be allegedly violated a court ques tioned, Chief Cremea ns order prohibiting picketing. Sources said ail but about said . However, Cremeans said he had been informed by eight of the accused had posted bo.ild by Thursday telephone this morning, by the night. Holzer Medical Center tha t Classes at the seven strikeGarnes is in fair condition . bound schools here were By Bob Hoeflich Meigs County senior citizens were not " Cruising down the riveron ,n Sunday aftern9pn " as the song lyrics say, Actually, it was Thursday, and on top of that, it was "raining like cats and dogs". However , nobody's spirits seemed dampened by the constant rain which ac· companied the senior citizens - almost 200 - on their an1 nual excursion Thursday ) aboard the boat, Chaperone . Rain prevented them from enjoying comfortable seats under sunny skies on top deck and taking in the scenery from there. The rain also kept the large number confined to closer quarters out of the \ ! 149.95 BICYCLES •••••...••• ••••••••••• le '96.00 I I our regu lar stock . Quan - 1 Bargain PICTURE 'FRAMES Sale I SPECIAL SALE . ·----------i------.~ Bargain Days Reg. 88 pair I enttne 14 Gls missing in Koh Tang baule You can really save. on tiJ:iq~d~· during this special three day safb. The~ a, 11'0 speed boys and girls ~ikes- 5 speed bicycles- standard 26 inch ·models and 2Q inch bi'l(es " ~,rtil hi · rlse handle bars and banana seat. .~ I · • Devoted To The ln.terests of The Meigs-Mason Area Special Sale! Bicycles At Elberfelds Main Store On .The lst ~8P.or~ I 1 TOWN AND COUNTY officials sign a proclamation deciaring May as "Senior Citizens Month " Thursday afternoon following a march by senior citizens from the center on Main · St. to the courthouse steps. at y Bargain Days 1· Sizes 28 to 42 waist . Bargain Days • Sale 3.89 Sale 4.69 Sale 5.39 Sale 5.89 Sale 6.89 Sale 7.69 Sale 8.39 Sale . 9.39 Sale 1l.39 4. 95 Shirts 5. 95 Shirts 6.95 Shirts 7.95 Shirts 8. 95 Shirts 9.95 Shirts 11.00 Shirts 12.00Shirts - - - 15.00 Shirts - • - - TIIESE ·THREE LADIES on the senior citizen boat trip were "singing in the ra in " _ but under umbrellas on top deck . ARMAND TURLEY IN RAINCOAT, earmuffs and hat braved the .bad weather on top deck of the Chaperone Thursday to play the popular caliope. When below the top deck, Turley kept the entertainment going at the organ. A truly fine selection in solid colors - patterns. \·olton polyester blends and polyester double knits. Bargain Days I ·-. ·- -· -· WINTUK YARN I Reg. I I I Big selection of Olj.e and two piece styles .. Regular , tall and w~ens s izes . Buy early and s ave . PANTIES •j Mason Drive-In Theatre ! : ., I I · WOMEN'S SWIMWEAP l ength Ov er al l 29' 11" Whee lb ase ~ ... Monday, May 19, 9:30 to 5 pm . --~----t=~;~=:::~,,~~~·~-~·;,'11 8' 0" FRI., SAT., AND SUN. ,. ,.:; Hooker" ' -~;;;:::-~:;:---·------·---Tn;;;:::-D:;;;·--r;:;::~:-;--T-;:;:;;~;:-- Double Feature Program · i... :... "Hassled 1 Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 8 pm BOAR 0 OF '/****************************} i,.. ys MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS horn,seat hourm eter , ar detu xe air, 1- - - - - - - - - · "ride , f ront & re fenders I • ELBERFELD$ IN . POM. E ROY . closed today . A court hearing for those charged was scheduled for this afternoon. Members. of the South Point Association of Classroom Teachers walked out about two weeks ago in a dispute with the South Point Board of Education. Ater issued a temporary re,!!l'raining order against picketing last Friday. The current contract bet· ween the association and the board expires Ang . 30, said sources. said Columbia would continuously moni tor the prospec tive gas supply . He also stressed . that while there are no pla ns at this time to impose allocations and curtailment on residential or human needs customers, there is an urgent need for all cus tomers to make a concerted, effort to reduce consumption . Columbia has invested more than $800 million collars since ·1970 in the development of new gas supplies. These programs include a synthetic gas plant now in operation in northwestern Ohio ; construction of facilities to receive natural ·gas in liquid form from Algeria estimated · to commenc~ in 1977 ; acquisition""of . an interest in 32 tracts in the Gulf of Mexico to explore and develop · gas reserves ; and par ticiplllion in a group proposing' the construction of pipeline to bring natural gas from Alaska. If government approvals are received promptly, deliveries from · Alaska could begin by 1980. a �... . ,., ' i, • ' •3 2- 'lbe Dally Sentinel, MiddlePOrt-Pornerov. () Frirlo v Mov 1k 107> Widowed pair to divide $300,000 ,, g. =.$' ·J ... ... ":--'J ' i fI j· 'I l ll.L. • ~~ .: J t I. • -~ - ;,jJ • In observance of the bicentennial celebrations · CLEVELAND (UP!) - Two widows whQ live, play and work together won the $300,000 top prize at the .Ohio Lottery ·commission's Buckeye 300 drawing here Thursday night. Mrs. Mariam Cohen and Mrs. Jennie Shnider of 1949 Green Rd. , Cleveland, who weekly buy just one ticket and share the cost, were declared the first prize winners. They play bingo together and are supervisors of volunteers at the Jewish Center . Alfred A. DiFilippo of 1513 Ninth Blvd. (Lorain) won ihe $30,000 prize. The $15,000 winners were Bert S. Lawson , 13644 National Rd. , SW. (Reynoldsburg)) Ivan T. Helvoigt, 2324 Ward POSTER CONTEST - The American· Leg ion Post 39 of Pomeroy sponsored a poster contest at Pomeroy Elementary to open its observance of the bkentenniaL PuliLS irl the rarst through third grades were given forms of a 1776 fife and drum corps to color. First place winners were, front, 1-r, Julie Sisson, grade I; Randy Jewell, grade 2, and Sharlene Watson, grade 3: second place winners , back row, Mike Thomas, grade 2; Dawn Thomas, grade I, and Charles Swatzel, who presented awards of $10 and $5. Absent was Bryan Betzing, second place winner of the third grade. · Tax relief would be liberalized by Senate maximum deduction for homeowners earning less than $3,000 a year instead of those earning less than $2,000. Under the bill , the minimum deduction would apply to those with incomes of $7,000 to $10,000,, instead of the current levels of $6,000 to $10,000. . Sen. Donald J. Pease, DOberlin, chief sponsor of the bill , said the income brackets were changed to reflect the escalatirlg cost of living. The bill also allows home- stead exemptions for disabled veterans and permits homeowners claiming the exemption for the first time to receive it for the prior year. Meanwhile, 17 House Democrats introduced legislation designed to prevent "dirty tricks" during Ohio election campaigns. The bill would prohibit: - Planting spies or saboteurs in an opponent's campaign. - Bribing a campaign MADE THEIR OWN - The fourth, fifth and sixth grades used th.~ir imagination and made their posters of their own designs in the contest sponsored by the Drew Webster Post No. 39. Awards of $10 and $5 went to the fjrst and second place winners respectively. Front row,l-r, are first place winners Barbara Grueser, grade 4; Melinda Thomas, grade 5; Chris Judge , grade 6, and Charles Swatzel who presented the prizes. Second place winner, back row, are Chuck Bailey, grade 4; Greg Thomas, grade 5, and Linda Kovalchik, grade 6. The posters will be used to decorate the post's float in the Regatta parade next month. worker to improperly discharge his duties. -Knowingly uttering a false or misleadirlg statement or quotation to stimulate support or opposition during a campaign. - K n o w i n g 1y misrepresenting a candidate's voting record or position on an issue . -Stating or implying a person's endorsement or oppositioq without the written permission of that person. "The 'dirty tricks' of the Nixon administration and some 'dirty tricks' here in Ohio have shown us that such unfair practices can actually work to thwart a real ex- Emmy winner Walters bickers with 'systems' By FRANK S. SWERTLOW UPI Television Reporter NEW YORK (UPI)· NBC 's Barbara Walters won her first Emmy Thursday as daytime TV's top host or hostess on a talk, service or variety show, and immediately; raised the flag of . controversy about the entire award <!how process. Miss Walters, co-host of NBC News' "Today" Casper shares older people are in vi ted to come to Colwnbus next week to express in person to the state senators their concern about the lack of funds for senior citizen services in the state budget. "Since Governor James A Rhodes has proclaimed the week of May 111-24 as Older Americans Week in Ohio," says David Crowley, executive director pf the Ohio Commission on Aging, "we ar e suggesting that older people visit their senators on May 20, 21, or 22. We have chosen May 21 as Senior Action Day, but we know of some groups who will be coming on the other days." "We are not concern_ed ·just about the Commission on Aging budget," Crowley said , Record harvest reported INDIANAPOUS (UP!) Mario Andretti, who won the 1969 Indianapolis 500-mile race, wants to qualify this weekend at a speed of 190 miles per hour but he still has a long way to go-and· a decision to make. Andretti, Nazareth, Pa., is the only former champion in this year's field who didn't qualify last weekend. He passed up the first round of time trials to run in the Grand Prix of Monte Carlo. When he returned to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway earlier this week, Andretti had a choice of two cars-a new Parnelli powered by a Britishmade Cosworth . engine Qt a 1974 Eagle equipped with a conventional four-cylinder Drake.Offenbauser engine. As of Thursday night, Andretti and company bad not decided which car they'd try . Library commissioner Jack Burdett; Nancy Nott, Dr. William Artrip, Dayton T~aynes, counCilman ; L. W. Getty, county clerk; Frederic Galazer, executive secretary of the State Library Commission and Mason Mayor Fred Taylor. · l~gi$tor; own. Coin ·chili to 20 IS 11 13 13 12 I. pet . g.b, 10 66 7 12 .556 J t, 14 .548 31 J 14 .48 1 5 1 'I 16 .449 6 1 1 15 ,444 61 / Wes t w. I. pet , · g. b . Los Ang eles Ci ncinn at i A t lan ta San .Diego Sa n Fr anc isco Hou ston 23 12 .M 7 18 18 .500 51 ~ 18 18 .500 5 1 ·~ 15 18 .455 1 14 18 .4J 9 71 ~ 12 25 ,32A 12 Thursday's Games Chi cag o 4 t.to uston 2 Phila 6 Cin cinna ti 3, 1st Phila 5 Cin cinna ti 3, 2nd 1\ tla a t Montr eaL ppd , r ain (Only ga m es schedu led ) - Today's Probable Pitchl'r S (All Tim es EDT) St Lo uis ( G ibson 1 Jl at San Francis o ( Montef usco 2 2) , 11:05 p .m . P itt sburg h (K ison 3 1l at Lo s Angeles (Sutton 7 1) , 10:30 p .m . Cin cinna ti (Bi ll ing ha m 3·2 ) at Montreal (B lair J.4), 8:05 p.m . N ew York ( Seaver 4.J ) a t Houston ( Dierker 4-3), 8 : 35 p m A tla n t a ( Ca pra 3-4 ) at Phil a . d elph ia ( Und erwood 4-3), 1 : 35 pm Ch icag o ( Bonh a m 3-2) at San Diego (M c in tos h 3 2), 10 p.m iJIIVESTITURE - These 14 Salisbury elementary stuilent.l were presented Brownie pins in an investitur' ceremooy of the newly organized Brownie Scout Troop 1220 Tlrursday afternoon. at the Salisbw'y Elementary School by the leader, Ml:s. Esther DeMoss, and assistant leader, Mrs. Jackie Brickles. Left to right, seated, are Rhonda Jeffers, Jodi Harrison, Nonna Hysell, Ruth Ann Fry, April Brickles, Becky. Doerfer, and Paula Swindell, and standing, Mary Ellen Doerfer, Rose Ellen Barnhouse, Angela Still, Charlotte Lyons, Kim Roush, Anita Smith, and Kathy Stoltz. '. ·. • By FRED DOWN own return to. form. "Every- Wedn esda y's suspend ell UP! Spo_rts Writer bQdy knows it now. The best game, 3-2, in the 15th inning. It was two years .ago that description I can give is that The Phillies won their first Tug McGraw sounded the New this is an awesome club. There game, giving McGraw his York Mets' "You gotta isn'tanyaspectofbaseballwe second victory of ·the season, believe" battle cry in their · can't cover." wb en pinch-hitter Ollie drive to the National League McGraw pointed out that Brown 's three-run homer pennant. . with Allen, Greg Luzinski and climaxed a four-run , ninthNow a member of the Mike Schmidt the Phillies inning rally. Larry Bowa 's Philadelphia Phillles, the 32- probably have the most ex- fourth straight single ad year-old relief pitcher says, "1 plosive offense in the NL and vance<! the winning run into also that their infield could be scoring position in the gotta believe." McGraw admitted he could the best defensively . Three of . seventh, with McGraw- ear''feel victory in the air" their four regulars finished ning credit for the save . The Thursday night after second in the 1974 "Golden two losses dropped the Reds to receiving credit for a victory Glove" ratings. the .500-mark, 5'h games and a save in the Phillies' 6-3 The Cubs defeated the Hous- behind Los Angeles in the NL and 5-3 triumphs over the ton Astros, 4-2, and Atlanta at West. Cincinnati Reds . The wins Montreal was rained out in the CUbs 4, Astros 2: lifted the Phillies into third other scheduled NL games. In Rick Reuschel pitched a place in the NL 's Eastern the AmericaQ League, the three-hitter after carrying a Division, 3'k games behind the Kansas City Royals topped the nohitter for 5 2-3 innings as the Chicago Cubs. Boston Red Sox, 3-ll, the Cubs raised their season "I don't have to say it here," Minnesota Twins nipped the record to 21).10. Tim Hosley said McGraw, referring to the Cleveland Indians, 7-6, and the doubled home Jerry Morales acquisition of slugger Dick Milwaukee Brewers scored an and Pete LaCock in the bottom Allen corresponding with his · 8-5 victory after winning of the eighth to give Chicago to qualify and they had only · before the tod ay to pract1ce nd · · Is . k ·fma1 wee e of. tune · tr1a for the May 25 race. Andretti had the Cosworth only up to 175.029 m.p.h. Thursday, while the Eagle ·was running 181.4. But he and his team hadn't aiven up at that time on. the .,. Cosworlh. "The Cosworth feels tike it has a tot or pbtential-tbat'swhy we have be~n sti~king with it this long," Andretti said. Al Uns~r, Albuquerque, N.M., Andretti's teammate, experimented with the Cosworth last week, then switched to an Eagle and qualified it 5at a speed h 1 oft 1 185 Y ·· m.p. · · as near weekend. Unser was one of 28 drivers to qualify cars last weekend, · · t fi 1 · Ieavmg JUS ve spo s open m the 33<ar lineup before the bu0nmpling process begins. th 18 cadrs we~honhr e Y111 k trac urs ay, WI t ee former champions setting ·the pace in cars alreadY' qualified and being run under race-day conditions. Defending champion Johnny Rutherford, Fort Worth, Tex., three-time "500" winner A.J. Foyt, Houston,Tex., and Gordon Johncocli, Phoenix, ran in excess of 191 m.p.h.,whileUnserwasabove 186. In addition to Andretti's . Eagle, the fastest nonqualified cars oui Thursday were . driven· by ~ick Muther. I Am er ican L:eague Ea st ' w. 1. pet. g.b . 18 11 .621 Mi lw aukee Bos ton Balt im ore De tr oi t Clevelan d N ew Yo rk ld 1J .519 15 .48 3 3 14 13 14 .481 12 17 ..4 14 6 12 18 .40 0 • 6 1 ~ '' West w . I. pet. g.b. 19 12 .613 Oakl a nd T eX as Kan sas Ci t y Minnesota 18 18 14 16 12 14 .563 16 .529 14 .500 Cal ifornia 17 ASS Chi cag o 111 .387 . Thursday's Ga mes Kan sas City :; Bo ston o M ilwa ukee 3 Texa s 2, fl s tl 11 7 21 ~ 31 ~ 4 7 Mi lwaukee 9 Te )'.a S 5 f2ndl Mi n nesota 1 r lt!velan d 6 ( On ly g am sc hedul ed ] Today ' s Pr ·.• bable Pitch er s 1 All Times E [J TJ Cal ifo rn ia ( Tan a na 2-0 a nd F ig uer oa 1 I) at Ba lti m or e ( Pal mer 5-2 and Cuell ar 2· 2), !Wi -n ight , 5: 30 p .m . Kan sas Cit y (Leonard 0. 1) at Bos ter) (L ee 4.3 ), 7 : 30p .m . Oakland ( Blue 7. 1) at New York ( Do bS Or14 4) , B p .m . Detroit ILolkh 3·2 l at Texas (Hands 3·2 ) 1 9 p.m . Cl eve la nd (Kern 0-0) a1 Chi cag o (Ost ee n 1-3), 9 p .m . Milwaukee ( Champion 4,2) at Min nes ot a ( Al bury 2-2L 9 p .m . Saturday's Games Detr Qit at Te)( as Oakland at N ew Y or k Clev eland at Chicago Ka nsas City at Boston M ilwauk ee a! Minnesot a Cal iforn ia at Ba ltimore R th""'"S wiJl U uu.o meet Saturday All of the Meigs County B b R h Ia (· · d a e ut P yers JuniOr an senior ) arc to meet at the Salisbury baseball field Saturday, May 17 at 10 a .m. for practice. The senior Babe Ruth team . season May 24 a t wi 11 open 1ts horne agaws · t th e Mason County team and the junior Babe Ruth team will begin play May 30 against Eastern. b R h te The Meigs Ba Y ut ams are coached by Woody Call, Charles Marshall, Brian Mullen, . Eddie Young, and Mike Martin, SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) _ San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto says he will meet with Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Monday to discuss the possible departure of one of the Bay Area's two major league clubs. Both men have agreed that the area can support only on~ major league team and that either the San Francisco Giants or Oakland A's should go. Alioto said Thursday he hoped the Giants would be chosen to stay. " U we (San Francisco) had the world champions (the Oakland A's) we'd be doing $2 million at the box office, with you and members of the there's no doubt," the mayor Major League Fra nchise said. Committee. to find the answer The colorful A's d'rew to the problem. At the ap837:000 last se";S"n in win~ing. propriate tim~ ~ shall appoint the1r th1rd stra1ght world tltle. a group of d1Stmgu1shed San The faltering Giants drew only Franciscans, both from the 520,000 and, like the A's, have public and private sectors, to topped I million only once- in negotiate the det ails of a 1971 . when they won the reasonable agreement." div1s1on crown. The mayor has suggested Kuhn had suggested in a that one major league club letter to Alioto that San could divide its home games Francisco. and . Oakland of- between C;lndlestick Park and ficials meet with the Major the Oakland Coliseum. League Franchise Committee Any action, he said, must to attempt a solution. provide repayment of hefty In replying to Kuhn in a m~icipal hood debts which letter, Al10to sa1d: the clubs have w1th the1r "I am prepared to sit down respective cities. c0 l onel s nudge . Pacers, 95-93 985 -3307 ,, Organ, Drums, Gu i t~r 'NITELY TUES., WED .. THURS., B:Q0-1 :00 FRI .. & SAT., 9:30-2:00 FULL LINE OF WHEEL - HORSE . TRACTORs· TODAY ' It Can Happen! Hubi<>Brown. "But when I say lucky, I'm not. talking about tlie call on Keller's shot. It was THE MEIGS INN POMEROY When bad weather rages it plays havoc with . farms. Who can tell when a storm might occur, but you can be properly insured if it does. Come to us for full farm insurance. Insure Now With ... LIGHTNING ROD MUTUAL WASHED OUT All baseball action in the SEOAL and SVAC was washed out by rain Thursday. Weather permitting, action will re sum e this evening. 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With the angry Pacers MEETING CALLED milling around tiJe_timer, Ed. There will be an important Middleton, serving as. the Order by Phone meeting of the managers and And Take Em Home coaches of all the teams in the third official for just such situations, upheld Rush's 992-5432 Meigs Girls Softball league in decision. Immediately, both the junior and senior General Manager John divisions at the Royal Crown plant at Mill and South Fifth lr~-"!'----~-~-----""":----, St., Middleport, Monday, May Need any supplies for your stock entries? 19 at 6 p.m. This is the last CHECK BELOW- WE'LL BET WE HAV·E meeting before the . season IT! .opens and all managers are urged to be present. ACME BOOTS ·TRIO RIDENOUR TJa1'i!~~~te SEE Either Giants or A's must go LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) Artis Gilmore's basket counted and Billy Keller's didn't. The scant seconds that · elapsed between· those two shots made au the difference m the second game of tile American Basketball AssociaLaguna Beach, Calif., who· lion championship playoffs as was above 182, and Larry the th Kentucky Colonels edged Pacers, 9>93, to McCoy, Langhorne, Pa ., and go. eupIndiana 2-0 in the best-ofo~;even Tom Bigelow, Whitewater, · Wis., both over 180. series. "You could say we were . The slowest car qualified lucky to win as bad as we last weekend ran 180. played," said Kentucky Coach Frank Sish .Warm Mcrning Zenith- Gibson Hardwick Kitchen Aid -~": Litton SBE C. B. Radios its decisi ve runs. Houston's James Rodney Richard suffered his second loss against three victories. Royals 3, Red Sox 0: Steve Busby pitched a fourhitter for his sixth victory in eight decisions as the Royals dealt the Red Sox' Luis Tianl, a 22-«ame winner in 1974, his fifth defeat against three wills. Harmon Killebrew singled home the Royals' first run in the sixth inning and they added two more in the seventh on runscoring singles by Buck Martiriez and Vida Pinson. Saturl:tay' s Games Cinc innati a t Montr ea l N ew York at Houst on Atlan ta a t Pllilad elphi a P itt sbu rgh a t Los Angeles Ch ic ago a t san Di ego St Louis at San F r ancisco meet Monday· r 1 Andretii must make decl.Sl•On Us ••• UBRARY GROUNDBREAKING - Braving rainy weather, approxirlnately 300 people turned out to witness groundbreaking ceremonies for the "Instant Library" in Mason on Thursday. Pictured here breaking ground, from left to right, are Jim Nelson, Western Region Librarian; w. Ch icago P itt sburgh Ph itBdelphia N ew Yor k St . L ouis M on tr.e al • -jiiillli East leader with suddenly ·hot Georgian Larry Nelson at five-under-par 67 · after the first round. "Over the years , one of the keys to my success has been being. able to get away from golf for two or three weeks," he said. "Also, I putted ex-· tremely welL" Nelson, 27, a resident of Acworth, Ga., is merely continuing the hot streak which began two weeks ago with a tie for fifth at the Houston Open and surged a bit.more with a fourth finish in iast week's Byron Nelson Golf Classic in Dallas. "I'm playing with more confidence than ever before," the second year pro said. Last year he finished 93rd on the money list wi.th $24,022, a decent finish for a rookie. His recent success has placed him No. 50 on this year's list. "I've gotten to the place where I don't worry about it any more," he said. 14 l 've been able to block everything COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio out. I've just started playing hunters harvested a record 95 one shot at a time." wild turkeys during the 1:klay Casper, No. 32 on the money 1975 season in 14 southern Ohio list, had six birdies and one counties, the Division of Wild- . bogey, while Nelson shot five life of the Department of birdies. Natural Resources reported One stroke back of the today. leaders · were Mike Morley, The 1975 take broke the Allen Miller, Peter record of 71 established in 1973 Oosterhaus, Gary Sanders and and equaled in 1974. Danny Edwards. Two strokes There were 76 turkeys taken behind them were Lanny during the first six-day Wadkins, Tom Shaw, Dave segment of the season April 28 Hill, Don January, Steve through May 3, and 19 taken Melnyk, Gary McCord and the second six days, May 5 Randy Erskine. · through 10. Forty-three players broke Division of Wildlife Chief par during the first round of Dale Haney attributed the play . Lee Trevino, defending dramatic dropoff in the harvest the second six days to tournament champion who set the .fact that only W7 hunters a course record of 21 under participated the second haif of par last year, finished tbe first the season, while 997 par- round with an even-par 72. ticipated during the first "I hit the ball pretty good, period. but I dug after the ball a lot There were a total of 2,000 and I was splashing and permits available for this mudding a lot," he said . year's bearded turkey hunt, Trevino also said he putted 1,000 for each period. worly . , McGraw says Phils'awe N ational L eague By R. G. FAIRCLOTH NEW ORLEANS (UP!) Billy Casper's secret to successful golf, at least this week's version, is not going to do much lor the weekend amateur. Two weeks ago his wife gave birth to their lOth child-six are adopted-and Casper celebrated by staying off the tour. He played Ill-holes of golf with his wife's doctors and nine more with the man who delivers water to the house. Then last week he caught the flu and almost withdrew from the $150,000 New Orleans Open golf tournament. Instead, today he is the co- .Helen Help j @;) 'l:-.-. . . "which does not allow for the establishment of priority services to allow older people to remain in their own homes and to provide protection against crime ." "The Commission is also concerned that the Public Welfare Department budget includes no. state money to match federal money for social services for the elderly, that the $6 million included in an earlier Health Department budget for home health care services does not appear, and that there is no continuation of the money to the Trans· portation Department to provide a senior transit subsidy," Crowley said. Some new federal funds could be lost, he added, since the Commission's state subsidy funds remain at the previous level of $125,0011 per year in the House-passed budget. These subsidy funds are used mainly to assist rural areas in providing the required local money needed to match federal grants . An earlier budget had increased the subsidy to $250,000 a year. broadcaster told newsmen she had considered withdrawing her nomination by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences because of the "contrived and foolish" fonnat of the Emmy show, which pits news programs against talk and variety shows. The TV academy nominated Miss Walters, Dinah Shore, Mike Douglas, and Jim Hartz of "Today" for the same private recOgnition." Asked if she considered award. Shore and Douglas pression of the will of the host vari'lijy-talk shows. refusing the award, Miss people," said Rep. Peter N. "Today" competed against Walters said, no. "It would be Crossland, D-Akron, chief " Dinah!" a syndicated a put down of the industry," sponsor. "This is unpar- program starring Miss Shore, she said. donable in a democratic and " The Mike ·Douglas society and should not be Show," another syndicated permitted." program. "Din..Qh!" won. The Ohio Ethics Com- Miss Walters' award was mission would be empowered the first of eight Emmys won v to investigate alleged "dirty by NBC in the second annual 1'·:,· By Helen Bolte) tricks" and would refer any daytime awards show.. ,ABC violations to the appropriate won six Emmys, CBS three prosecutirlg attorney. and syndicated shows took The Bear Facts Hit Home Any violation would be two. A total of 19 ·awards were DEAR HELEN: punishable by a maximum given. We chuckled at the older couple whose grown daughter $1,000 fine. If the offender The other awards included: found them, ahem, necking nude in their swimming pool. Yes, were a candidate, he would be -Outstanding actor in a seniors DO have sex lives, but it can be embarrassing If that forbidden to run for office for dramatic series, MacDonald da~tardly fact is discovered . . which led to a lot of trouble at . five years. Carey, NBC's "Days of Our our house. , . The House passed, 72-15, Lives ." W)th·no-pwre kids at home, my wife and !learned It's nice, and sent to Gov. James A: -Outstanding actress in a not being confined to the bedroom. One evening she suggested Rhodes a bill· reducing the dramatic series, Susan Flanwe find lbe bear rug, stored in the garage, and put it in front pf state's ·voter residency nery, NBC's "Days of Our the fireplace. Corny, yes, but remember, we date back 'to reqhlrement from six. months Lives." Greta Garbo films. to 30 days. -Outstanding host in a However, we neglected to flip the night latch, and when tbe The purpose of the game or audience par7 door blew shut, there we were stranded in our garage, me in legislation is to conform Ohio liclpation show, Peter Mar- pajama tops and my .wife in what she calls ber "nothing lawwith a U.S. Supreme Court shall, NBC's "Hollywood nighty." It's something ! requirement. Ohio now ob- Squares." , How can you ask use of tbe neighbor's phone in get-ups like serves the 30-day residency -Outstanding game or par- that? Espeetally when you know the only solution is to call your requirement in federal ticipation show, NBC's married daughter who has an extra key? elections. "Hollywood Squares." So we chose another way: I was prying open a side winThe House agreed with a - Outstanding children's dow, with my rear end w~ exposed to the night lreezes, when ' minor Senate change and sent show, NBC's "Star Trek." a passing patrolman saw his duty and did it. · to the November ballot . a -Outstanding dramatic seExplanations weren't quite as rough as they would have constitutional amendment au- ries, CBS' "The Young and the been to our daughter. He BEUEVED our story about "hearb)g thorizing the legislature to Restless." anoise in · our garage." After all, trowlers aren't usually provide for a system of equal The awards were televised dressed for this kind of action. He boosted me through tbe . rotation of candidates' names live by ABC aboard a river- window, I let .my shivering wife in, we had a brandy and on ballots. bOat anchored in New York retired - to bed. The House also approved, Harbor with . the Siatue of Oh well, tbe bear rug, would probably have smelled of 76-9, and returned to the Liberty in the background. mothballs anyway. I tell you, It's tough, staying romantic Senate for concurrence in Stephanie Edwarda of ABC's when you're- MATURE CITIZENS amendments a bill allowing "AM America" and Monty . DEAR MATURE: large wineries to serve Hall of ABC's "Let's Make a But never stop trying! -H. samples on the manufacturing Deal" were co-hosts of the premises just as breweries wind-swept 90-minute DEAR HELEN: serve beer. broadcast. I'm nuimed to an older man who thin1aJ hl!•s my father. The Senate has adjourned · Miss Walters' Emmy is the When we go grocery shopping (he's always along), andTplck until 7:30 p.m. next Monday, second niajor brodcastlng up an article, he tells me "Put It down!" as If I were a chlld. and the· House Witil Tuesday award she has received · in He chooses my clothes and tells me what to wear when we · at 11 a.m. recent weeks. The Ingo out. I'm as bossed and bullied as I wu when I Uvec\ at home, · ternational Radio and but I'm scared to strike out on my U you've .been conTelevision Society recently named her Broadcaster of the ditioned to need security above aU else (my parents sheltered Year. Sbe receives the award me), can you ever overcol!le this need for being protected, at all costs? I believe It's called "agoraphobia" or fear of Innext week. dependence. -CROWN UP BABY ·DUring the interview with DEARGUB: newsmen, Miss Walters said A job could be a good starter; but If you're totally addicted the award made her "uncomto dependence, you may not be a Nora who can walk away The Oh-Kan Coin Club will fortable" because it placed from her Doll's Ho11111. Try small changes, llliCh u more hold a regular business Jim Hartz in an unpleasant liSIIertiveness at home, and keep track of your progress. Who ' meeting Monday evening in position. knows, your husband migllt even cooperate?-H. the social rooms of the . "If I win, he ha~ to be hurt," Colwnbus and Southern Ohio she said. ''U he wins, I have to DEAR HELEN: Electric Co., Mill St., Mid- be hurt. It's a kind of bittersweet award. Many girls write asking If they' shOuld aUck with ipOlled dleport. · "I don't like competition In brat-type boyfriends, hoping they'll outcrow their Immature A' soeial hour and trading this area where someone will ways. Don't! session siarting at 7 p.m. be hurt ~went with a polllle88ive, hot-tempered, delnii\-IUY for p~ecedes the meeting, and happy.,, and someone will be six years, ~ married blm still thlnldnfl I could ~e him. (He four out-of-town coin dealers will be present to buy, sell or She suggested the. · TV promlled to .change, and even lrept that ~ for alx trade collector items. Academy might drop the mon::Jfered through fhe mlaerable.,. 1 oltan... •-· IIC· . , • ...,1 M--. Following the meeting , a coin entire award show or revile the fomiat -to make it more cusatlllla and bru!HI. It look a lollll Ume to lldmitl'd made a auction will be held, and 1 left, but It loot Iota oi courage to face to· the people wbo mistake, Finally considerate refreshments will be served. looellneas. ' , I married · · Area resipents interested in lose. "I am generajly ag~~lnst now lo a wonderful guy. I Clllly l'ecret spen' coins and paper money are award shows,". she said, "I ,ding 'm 11 years trylnl to change a man who wu lnaplred to cordially i~vited. wish there could just be some . meanness by my patlen.,.e . -L.F . · · .~ ~NOO , golf lead ~=r;"" St. (Toledo); and Paul· M. Shuluga, 392 Spring St., (Struthers) . Here are this week's winning numbers in. the $300,000 Ohio lottery drawing: Number 729 (seven-twonine) in any hox on tickets wins $20. Numbers 541 (five-four-one) and 394 (three-nine-four) in green and blue wins $500. Numbers 541 and 394 in blue hoxes wins $1,000. Numbers 541 and 394 in green boxes eligible for $300,000 drawing and automatically wins $15,000. The Lucky Blick winning numbers are: Number 107 (one-zeroseven). · Number 319 460 (three-one-nine four<~ix-zero l . Older folks invited to rap with legislators next week COLUMBUS- ~ Ohio's By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Senate has unanimously passed and sent to the House legislati on liberalizing property tax relief for elderly homeowners. The bill, adopted Thursday before the Sen~te ·and House adjourned for the weekend, ·.grants larger deductions for poorer homeowners 65 and over. For example, it allows the - The Daily ~ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, Oi' Friday, May 16, 1975 399 Wesl Main Street 992-2164 Pomeroy, Ohio The Store Wilh "All Kings of Sluff" FOR PETS · STABCES . LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS . LAWNS . GARDENS . . · New 1975 edition wi th 16- page Shtte Parks guide · 148 big pa<e8, 1H1" x 14Yi" POMEROY HOME & AUTO YOUR COMPLETE TIRE CENTER �... . ,., ' i, • ' •3 2- 'lbe Dally Sentinel, MiddlePOrt-Pornerov. () Frirlo v Mov 1k 107> Widowed pair to divide $300,000 ,, g. =.$' ·J ... ... ":--'J ' i fI j· 'I l ll.L. • ~~ .: J t I. • -~ - ;,jJ • In observance of the bicentennial celebrations · CLEVELAND (UP!) - Two widows whQ live, play and work together won the $300,000 top prize at the .Ohio Lottery ·commission's Buckeye 300 drawing here Thursday night. Mrs. Mariam Cohen and Mrs. Jennie Shnider of 1949 Green Rd. , Cleveland, who weekly buy just one ticket and share the cost, were declared the first prize winners. They play bingo together and are supervisors of volunteers at the Jewish Center . Alfred A. DiFilippo of 1513 Ninth Blvd. (Lorain) won ihe $30,000 prize. The $15,000 winners were Bert S. Lawson , 13644 National Rd. , SW. (Reynoldsburg)) Ivan T. Helvoigt, 2324 Ward POSTER CONTEST - The American· Leg ion Post 39 of Pomeroy sponsored a poster contest at Pomeroy Elementary to open its observance of the bkentenniaL PuliLS irl the rarst through third grades were given forms of a 1776 fife and drum corps to color. First place winners were, front, 1-r, Julie Sisson, grade I; Randy Jewell, grade 2, and Sharlene Watson, grade 3: second place winners , back row, Mike Thomas, grade 2; Dawn Thomas, grade I, and Charles Swatzel, who presented awards of $10 and $5. Absent was Bryan Betzing, second place winner of the third grade. · Tax relief would be liberalized by Senate maximum deduction for homeowners earning less than $3,000 a year instead of those earning less than $2,000. Under the bill , the minimum deduction would apply to those with incomes of $7,000 to $10,000,, instead of the current levels of $6,000 to $10,000. . Sen. Donald J. Pease, DOberlin, chief sponsor of the bill , said the income brackets were changed to reflect the escalatirlg cost of living. The bill also allows home- stead exemptions for disabled veterans and permits homeowners claiming the exemption for the first time to receive it for the prior year. Meanwhile, 17 House Democrats introduced legislation designed to prevent "dirty tricks" during Ohio election campaigns. The bill would prohibit: - Planting spies or saboteurs in an opponent's campaign. - Bribing a campaign MADE THEIR OWN - The fourth, fifth and sixth grades used th.~ir imagination and made their posters of their own designs in the contest sponsored by the Drew Webster Post No. 39. Awards of $10 and $5 went to the fjrst and second place winners respectively. Front row,l-r, are first place winners Barbara Grueser, grade 4; Melinda Thomas, grade 5; Chris Judge , grade 6, and Charles Swatzel who presented the prizes. Second place winner, back row, are Chuck Bailey, grade 4; Greg Thomas, grade 5, and Linda Kovalchik, grade 6. The posters will be used to decorate the post's float in the Regatta parade next month. worker to improperly discharge his duties. -Knowingly uttering a false or misleadirlg statement or quotation to stimulate support or opposition during a campaign. - K n o w i n g 1y misrepresenting a candidate's voting record or position on an issue . -Stating or implying a person's endorsement or oppositioq without the written permission of that person. "The 'dirty tricks' of the Nixon administration and some 'dirty tricks' here in Ohio have shown us that such unfair practices can actually work to thwart a real ex- Emmy winner Walters bickers with 'systems' By FRANK S. SWERTLOW UPI Television Reporter NEW YORK (UPI)· NBC 's Barbara Walters won her first Emmy Thursday as daytime TV's top host or hostess on a talk, service or variety show, and immediately; raised the flag of . controversy about the entire award <!how process. Miss Walters, co-host of NBC News' "Today" Casper shares older people are in vi ted to come to Colwnbus next week to express in person to the state senators their concern about the lack of funds for senior citizen services in the state budget. "Since Governor James A Rhodes has proclaimed the week of May 111-24 as Older Americans Week in Ohio," says David Crowley, executive director pf the Ohio Commission on Aging, "we ar e suggesting that older people visit their senators on May 20, 21, or 22. We have chosen May 21 as Senior Action Day, but we know of some groups who will be coming on the other days." "We are not concern_ed ·just about the Commission on Aging budget," Crowley said , Record harvest reported INDIANAPOUS (UP!) Mario Andretti, who won the 1969 Indianapolis 500-mile race, wants to qualify this weekend at a speed of 190 miles per hour but he still has a long way to go-and· a decision to make. Andretti, Nazareth, Pa., is the only former champion in this year's field who didn't qualify last weekend. He passed up the first round of time trials to run in the Grand Prix of Monte Carlo. When he returned to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway earlier this week, Andretti had a choice of two cars-a new Parnelli powered by a Britishmade Cosworth . engine Qt a 1974 Eagle equipped with a conventional four-cylinder Drake.Offenbauser engine. As of Thursday night, Andretti and company bad not decided which car they'd try . Library commissioner Jack Burdett; Nancy Nott, Dr. William Artrip, Dayton T~aynes, counCilman ; L. W. Getty, county clerk; Frederic Galazer, executive secretary of the State Library Commission and Mason Mayor Fred Taylor. · l~gi$tor; own. Coin ·chili to 20 IS 11 13 13 12 I. pet . g.b, 10 66 7 12 .556 J t, 14 .548 31 J 14 .48 1 5 1 'I 16 .449 6 1 1 15 ,444 61 / Wes t w. I. pet , · g. b . Los Ang eles Ci ncinn at i A t lan ta San .Diego Sa n Fr anc isco Hou ston 23 12 .M 7 18 18 .500 51 ~ 18 18 .500 5 1 ·~ 15 18 .455 1 14 18 .4J 9 71 ~ 12 25 ,32A 12 Thursday's Games Chi cag o 4 t.to uston 2 Phila 6 Cin cinna ti 3, 1st Phila 5 Cin cinna ti 3, 2nd 1\ tla a t Montr eaL ppd , r ain (Only ga m es schedu led ) - Today's Probable Pitchl'r S (All Tim es EDT) St Lo uis ( G ibson 1 Jl at San Francis o ( Montef usco 2 2) , 11:05 p .m . P itt sburg h (K ison 3 1l at Lo s Angeles (Sutton 7 1) , 10:30 p .m . Cin cinna ti (Bi ll ing ha m 3·2 ) at Montreal (B lair J.4), 8:05 p.m . N ew York ( Seaver 4.J ) a t Houston ( Dierker 4-3), 8 : 35 p m A tla n t a ( Ca pra 3-4 ) at Phil a . d elph ia ( Und erwood 4-3), 1 : 35 pm Ch icag o ( Bonh a m 3-2) at San Diego (M c in tos h 3 2), 10 p.m iJIIVESTITURE - These 14 Salisbury elementary stuilent.l were presented Brownie pins in an investitur' ceremooy of the newly organized Brownie Scout Troop 1220 Tlrursday afternoon. at the Salisbw'y Elementary School by the leader, Ml:s. Esther DeMoss, and assistant leader, Mrs. Jackie Brickles. Left to right, seated, are Rhonda Jeffers, Jodi Harrison, Nonna Hysell, Ruth Ann Fry, April Brickles, Becky. Doerfer, and Paula Swindell, and standing, Mary Ellen Doerfer, Rose Ellen Barnhouse, Angela Still, Charlotte Lyons, Kim Roush, Anita Smith, and Kathy Stoltz. '. ·. • By FRED DOWN own return to. form. "Every- Wedn esda y's suspend ell UP! Spo_rts Writer bQdy knows it now. The best game, 3-2, in the 15th inning. It was two years .ago that description I can give is that The Phillies won their first Tug McGraw sounded the New this is an awesome club. There game, giving McGraw his York Mets' "You gotta isn'tanyaspectofbaseballwe second victory of ·the season, believe" battle cry in their · can't cover." wb en pinch-hitter Ollie drive to the National League McGraw pointed out that Brown 's three-run homer pennant. . with Allen, Greg Luzinski and climaxed a four-run , ninthNow a member of the Mike Schmidt the Phillies inning rally. Larry Bowa 's Philadelphia Phillles, the 32- probably have the most ex- fourth straight single ad year-old relief pitcher says, "1 plosive offense in the NL and vance<! the winning run into also that their infield could be scoring position in the gotta believe." McGraw admitted he could the best defensively . Three of . seventh, with McGraw- ear''feel victory in the air" their four regulars finished ning credit for the save . The Thursday night after second in the 1974 "Golden two losses dropped the Reds to receiving credit for a victory Glove" ratings. the .500-mark, 5'h games and a save in the Phillies' 6-3 The Cubs defeated the Hous- behind Los Angeles in the NL and 5-3 triumphs over the ton Astros, 4-2, and Atlanta at West. Cincinnati Reds . The wins Montreal was rained out in the CUbs 4, Astros 2: lifted the Phillies into third other scheduled NL games. In Rick Reuschel pitched a place in the NL 's Eastern the AmericaQ League, the three-hitter after carrying a Division, 3'k games behind the Kansas City Royals topped the nohitter for 5 2-3 innings as the Chicago Cubs. Boston Red Sox, 3-ll, the Cubs raised their season "I don't have to say it here," Minnesota Twins nipped the record to 21).10. Tim Hosley said McGraw, referring to the Cleveland Indians, 7-6, and the doubled home Jerry Morales acquisition of slugger Dick Milwaukee Brewers scored an and Pete LaCock in the bottom Allen corresponding with his · 8-5 victory after winning of the eighth to give Chicago to qualify and they had only · before the tod ay to pract1ce nd · · Is . k ·fma1 wee e of. tune · tr1a for the May 25 race. Andretti had the Cosworth only up to 175.029 m.p.h. Thursday, while the Eagle ·was running 181.4. But he and his team hadn't aiven up at that time on. the .,. Cosworlh. "The Cosworth feels tike it has a tot or pbtential-tbat'swhy we have be~n sti~king with it this long," Andretti said. Al Uns~r, Albuquerque, N.M., Andretti's teammate, experimented with the Cosworth last week, then switched to an Eagle and qualified it 5at a speed h 1 oft 1 185 Y ·· m.p. · · as near weekend. Unser was one of 28 drivers to qualify cars last weekend, · · t fi 1 · Ieavmg JUS ve spo s open m the 33<ar lineup before the bu0nmpling process begins. th 18 cadrs we~honhr e Y111 k trac urs ay, WI t ee former champions setting ·the pace in cars alreadY' qualified and being run under race-day conditions. Defending champion Johnny Rutherford, Fort Worth, Tex., three-time "500" winner A.J. Foyt, Houston,Tex., and Gordon Johncocli, Phoenix, ran in excess of 191 m.p.h.,whileUnserwasabove 186. In addition to Andretti's . Eagle, the fastest nonqualified cars oui Thursday were . driven· by ~ick Muther. I Am er ican L:eague Ea st ' w. 1. pet. g.b . 18 11 .621 Mi lw aukee Bos ton Balt im ore De tr oi t Clevelan d N ew Yo rk ld 1J .519 15 .48 3 3 14 13 14 .481 12 17 ..4 14 6 12 18 .40 0 • 6 1 ~ '' West w . I. pet. g.b. 19 12 .613 Oakl a nd T eX as Kan sas Ci t y Minnesota 18 18 14 16 12 14 .563 16 .529 14 .500 Cal ifornia 17 ASS Chi cag o 111 .387 . Thursday's Ga mes Kan sas City :; Bo ston o M ilwa ukee 3 Texa s 2, fl s tl 11 7 21 ~ 31 ~ 4 7 Mi lwaukee 9 Te )'.a S 5 f2ndl Mi n nesota 1 r lt!velan d 6 ( On ly g am sc hedul ed ] Today ' s Pr ·.• bable Pitch er s 1 All Times E [J TJ Cal ifo rn ia ( Tan a na 2-0 a nd F ig uer oa 1 I) at Ba lti m or e ( Pal mer 5-2 and Cuell ar 2· 2), !Wi -n ight , 5: 30 p .m . Kan sas Cit y (Leonard 0. 1) at Bos ter) (L ee 4.3 ), 7 : 30p .m . Oakland ( Blue 7. 1) at New York ( Do bS Or14 4) , B p .m . Detroit ILolkh 3·2 l at Texas (Hands 3·2 ) 1 9 p.m . Cl eve la nd (Kern 0-0) a1 Chi cag o (Ost ee n 1-3), 9 p .m . Milwaukee ( Champion 4,2) at Min nes ot a ( Al bury 2-2L 9 p .m . Saturday's Games Detr Qit at Te)( as Oakland at N ew Y or k Clev eland at Chicago Ka nsas City at Boston M ilwauk ee a! Minnesot a Cal iforn ia at Ba ltimore R th""'"S wiJl U uu.o meet Saturday All of the Meigs County B b R h Ia (· · d a e ut P yers JuniOr an senior ) arc to meet at the Salisbury baseball field Saturday, May 17 at 10 a .m. for practice. The senior Babe Ruth team . season May 24 a t wi 11 open 1ts horne agaws · t th e Mason County team and the junior Babe Ruth team will begin play May 30 against Eastern. b R h te The Meigs Ba Y ut ams are coached by Woody Call, Charles Marshall, Brian Mullen, . Eddie Young, and Mike Martin, SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) _ San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto says he will meet with Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Monday to discuss the possible departure of one of the Bay Area's two major league clubs. Both men have agreed that the area can support only on~ major league team and that either the San Francisco Giants or Oakland A's should go. Alioto said Thursday he hoped the Giants would be chosen to stay. " U we (San Francisco) had the world champions (the Oakland A's) we'd be doing $2 million at the box office, with you and members of the there's no doubt," the mayor Major League Fra nchise said. Committee. to find the answer The colorful A's d'rew to the problem. At the ap837:000 last se";S"n in win~ing. propriate tim~ ~ shall appoint the1r th1rd stra1ght world tltle. a group of d1Stmgu1shed San The faltering Giants drew only Franciscans, both from the 520,000 and, like the A's, have public and private sectors, to topped I million only once- in negotiate the det ails of a 1971 . when they won the reasonable agreement." div1s1on crown. The mayor has suggested Kuhn had suggested in a that one major league club letter to Alioto that San could divide its home games Francisco. and . Oakland of- between C;lndlestick Park and ficials meet with the Major the Oakland Coliseum. League Franchise Committee Any action, he said, must to attempt a solution. provide repayment of hefty In replying to Kuhn in a m~icipal hood debts which letter, Al10to sa1d: the clubs have w1th the1r "I am prepared to sit down respective cities. c0 l onel s nudge . Pacers, 95-93 985 -3307 ,, Organ, Drums, Gu i t~r 'NITELY TUES., WED .. THURS., B:Q0-1 :00 FRI .. & SAT., 9:30-2:00 FULL LINE OF WHEEL - HORSE . TRACTORs· TODAY ' It Can Happen! Hubi<>Brown. "But when I say lucky, I'm not. talking about tlie call on Keller's shot. It was THE MEIGS INN POMEROY When bad weather rages it plays havoc with . farms. Who can tell when a storm might occur, but you can be properly insured if it does. Come to us for full farm insurance. Insure Now With ... LIGHTNING ROD MUTUAL WASHED OUT All baseball action in the SEOAL and SVAC was washed out by rain Thursday. Weather permitting, action will re sum e this evening. 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With the angry Pacers MEETING CALLED milling around tiJe_timer, Ed. There will be an important Middleton, serving as. the Order by Phone meeting of the managers and And Take Em Home coaches of all the teams in the third official for just such situations, upheld Rush's 992-5432 Meigs Girls Softball league in decision. Immediately, both the junior and senior General Manager John divisions at the Royal Crown plant at Mill and South Fifth lr~-"!'----~-~-----""":----, St., Middleport, Monday, May Need any supplies for your stock entries? 19 at 6 p.m. This is the last CHECK BELOW- WE'LL BET WE HAV·E meeting before the . season IT! .opens and all managers are urged to be present. ACME BOOTS ·TRIO RIDENOUR TJa1'i!~~~te SEE Either Giants or A's must go LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) Artis Gilmore's basket counted and Billy Keller's didn't. The scant seconds that · elapsed between· those two shots made au the difference m the second game of tile American Basketball AssociaLaguna Beach, Calif., who· lion championship playoffs as was above 182, and Larry the th Kentucky Colonels edged Pacers, 9>93, to McCoy, Langhorne, Pa ., and go. eupIndiana 2-0 in the best-ofo~;even Tom Bigelow, Whitewater, · Wis., both over 180. series. "You could say we were . The slowest car qualified lucky to win as bad as we last weekend ran 180. played," said Kentucky Coach Frank Sish .Warm Mcrning Zenith- Gibson Hardwick Kitchen Aid -~": Litton SBE C. B. Radios its decisi ve runs. Houston's James Rodney Richard suffered his second loss against three victories. Royals 3, Red Sox 0: Steve Busby pitched a fourhitter for his sixth victory in eight decisions as the Royals dealt the Red Sox' Luis Tianl, a 22-«ame winner in 1974, his fifth defeat against three wills. Harmon Killebrew singled home the Royals' first run in the sixth inning and they added two more in the seventh on runscoring singles by Buck Martiriez and Vida Pinson. Saturl:tay' s Games Cinc innati a t Montr ea l N ew York at Houst on Atlan ta a t Pllilad elphi a P itt sbu rgh a t Los Angeles Ch ic ago a t san Di ego St Louis at San F r ancisco meet Monday· r 1 Andretii must make decl.Sl•On Us ••• UBRARY GROUNDBREAKING - Braving rainy weather, approxirlnately 300 people turned out to witness groundbreaking ceremonies for the "Instant Library" in Mason on Thursday. Pictured here breaking ground, from left to right, are Jim Nelson, Western Region Librarian; w. Ch icago P itt sburgh Ph itBdelphia N ew Yor k St . L ouis M on tr.e al • -jiiillli East leader with suddenly ·hot Georgian Larry Nelson at five-under-par 67 · after the first round. "Over the years , one of the keys to my success has been being. able to get away from golf for two or three weeks," he said. "Also, I putted ex-· tremely welL" Nelson, 27, a resident of Acworth, Ga., is merely continuing the hot streak which began two weeks ago with a tie for fifth at the Houston Open and surged a bit.more with a fourth finish in iast week's Byron Nelson Golf Classic in Dallas. "I'm playing with more confidence than ever before," the second year pro said. Last year he finished 93rd on the money list wi.th $24,022, a decent finish for a rookie. His recent success has placed him No. 50 on this year's list. "I've gotten to the place where I don't worry about it any more," he said. 14 l 've been able to block everything COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio out. I've just started playing hunters harvested a record 95 one shot at a time." wild turkeys during the 1:klay Casper, No. 32 on the money 1975 season in 14 southern Ohio list, had six birdies and one counties, the Division of Wild- . bogey, while Nelson shot five life of the Department of birdies. Natural Resources reported One stroke back of the today. leaders · were Mike Morley, The 1975 take broke the Allen Miller, Peter record of 71 established in 1973 Oosterhaus, Gary Sanders and and equaled in 1974. Danny Edwards. Two strokes There were 76 turkeys taken behind them were Lanny during the first six-day Wadkins, Tom Shaw, Dave segment of the season April 28 Hill, Don January, Steve through May 3, and 19 taken Melnyk, Gary McCord and the second six days, May 5 Randy Erskine. · through 10. Forty-three players broke Division of Wildlife Chief par during the first round of Dale Haney attributed the play . Lee Trevino, defending dramatic dropoff in the harvest the second six days to tournament champion who set the .fact that only W7 hunters a course record of 21 under participated the second haif of par last year, finished tbe first the season, while 997 par- round with an even-par 72. ticipated during the first "I hit the ball pretty good, period. but I dug after the ball a lot There were a total of 2,000 and I was splashing and permits available for this mudding a lot," he said . year's bearded turkey hunt, Trevino also said he putted 1,000 for each period. worly . , McGraw says Phils'awe N ational L eague By R. G. FAIRCLOTH NEW ORLEANS (UP!) Billy Casper's secret to successful golf, at least this week's version, is not going to do much lor the weekend amateur. Two weeks ago his wife gave birth to their lOth child-six are adopted-and Casper celebrated by staying off the tour. He played Ill-holes of golf with his wife's doctors and nine more with the man who delivers water to the house. Then last week he caught the flu and almost withdrew from the $150,000 New Orleans Open golf tournament. Instead, today he is the co- .Helen Help j @;) 'l:-.-. . . "which does not allow for the establishment of priority services to allow older people to remain in their own homes and to provide protection against crime ." "The Commission is also concerned that the Public Welfare Department budget includes no. state money to match federal money for social services for the elderly, that the $6 million included in an earlier Health Department budget for home health care services does not appear, and that there is no continuation of the money to the Trans· portation Department to provide a senior transit subsidy," Crowley said. Some new federal funds could be lost, he added, since the Commission's state subsidy funds remain at the previous level of $125,0011 per year in the House-passed budget. These subsidy funds are used mainly to assist rural areas in providing the required local money needed to match federal grants . An earlier budget had increased the subsidy to $250,000 a year. broadcaster told newsmen she had considered withdrawing her nomination by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences because of the "contrived and foolish" fonnat of the Emmy show, which pits news programs against talk and variety shows. The TV academy nominated Miss Walters, Dinah Shore, Mike Douglas, and Jim Hartz of "Today" for the same private recOgnition." Asked if she considered award. Shore and Douglas pression of the will of the host vari'lijy-talk shows. refusing the award, Miss people," said Rep. Peter N. "Today" competed against Walters said, no. "It would be Crossland, D-Akron, chief " Dinah!" a syndicated a put down of the industry," sponsor. "This is unpar- program starring Miss Shore, she said. donable in a democratic and " The Mike ·Douglas society and should not be Show," another syndicated permitted." program. "Din..Qh!" won. The Ohio Ethics Com- Miss Walters' award was mission would be empowered the first of eight Emmys won v to investigate alleged "dirty by NBC in the second annual 1'·:,· By Helen Bolte) tricks" and would refer any daytime awards show.. ,ABC violations to the appropriate won six Emmys, CBS three prosecutirlg attorney. and syndicated shows took The Bear Facts Hit Home Any violation would be two. A total of 19 ·awards were DEAR HELEN: punishable by a maximum given. We chuckled at the older couple whose grown daughter $1,000 fine. If the offender The other awards included: found them, ahem, necking nude in their swimming pool. Yes, were a candidate, he would be -Outstanding actor in a seniors DO have sex lives, but it can be embarrassing If that forbidden to run for office for dramatic series, MacDonald da~tardly fact is discovered . . which led to a lot of trouble at . five years. Carey, NBC's "Days of Our our house. , . The House passed, 72-15, Lives ." W)th·no-pwre kids at home, my wife and !learned It's nice, and sent to Gov. James A: -Outstanding actress in a not being confined to the bedroom. One evening she suggested Rhodes a bill· reducing the dramatic series, Susan Flanwe find lbe bear rug, stored in the garage, and put it in front pf state's ·voter residency nery, NBC's "Days of Our the fireplace. Corny, yes, but remember, we date back 'to reqhlrement from six. months Lives." Greta Garbo films. to 30 days. -Outstanding host in a However, we neglected to flip the night latch, and when tbe The purpose of the game or audience par7 door blew shut, there we were stranded in our garage, me in legislation is to conform Ohio liclpation show, Peter Mar- pajama tops and my .wife in what she calls ber "nothing lawwith a U.S. Supreme Court shall, NBC's "Hollywood nighty." It's something ! requirement. Ohio now ob- Squares." , How can you ask use of tbe neighbor's phone in get-ups like serves the 30-day residency -Outstanding game or par- that? Espeetally when you know the only solution is to call your requirement in federal ticipation show, NBC's married daughter who has an extra key? elections. "Hollywood Squares." So we chose another way: I was prying open a side winThe House agreed with a - Outstanding children's dow, with my rear end w~ exposed to the night lreezes, when ' minor Senate change and sent show, NBC's "Star Trek." a passing patrolman saw his duty and did it. · to the November ballot . a -Outstanding dramatic seExplanations weren't quite as rough as they would have constitutional amendment au- ries, CBS' "The Young and the been to our daughter. He BEUEVED our story about "hearb)g thorizing the legislature to Restless." anoise in · our garage." After all, trowlers aren't usually provide for a system of equal The awards were televised dressed for this kind of action. He boosted me through tbe . rotation of candidates' names live by ABC aboard a river- window, I let .my shivering wife in, we had a brandy and on ballots. bOat anchored in New York retired - to bed. The House also approved, Harbor with . the Siatue of Oh well, tbe bear rug, would probably have smelled of 76-9, and returned to the Liberty in the background. mothballs anyway. I tell you, It's tough, staying romantic Senate for concurrence in Stephanie Edwarda of ABC's when you're- MATURE CITIZENS amendments a bill allowing "AM America" and Monty . DEAR MATURE: large wineries to serve Hall of ABC's "Let's Make a But never stop trying! -H. samples on the manufacturing Deal" were co-hosts of the premises just as breweries wind-swept 90-minute DEAR HELEN: serve beer. broadcast. I'm nuimed to an older man who thin1aJ hl!•s my father. The Senate has adjourned · Miss Walters' Emmy is the When we go grocery shopping (he's always along), andTplck until 7:30 p.m. next Monday, second niajor brodcastlng up an article, he tells me "Put It down!" as If I were a chlld. and the· House Witil Tuesday award she has received · in He chooses my clothes and tells me what to wear when we · at 11 a.m. recent weeks. The Ingo out. I'm as bossed and bullied as I wu when I Uvec\ at home, · ternational Radio and but I'm scared to strike out on my U you've .been conTelevision Society recently named her Broadcaster of the ditioned to need security above aU else (my parents sheltered Year. Sbe receives the award me), can you ever overcol!le this need for being protected, at all costs? I believe It's called "agoraphobia" or fear of Innext week. dependence. -CROWN UP BABY ·DUring the interview with DEARGUB: newsmen, Miss Walters said A job could be a good starter; but If you're totally addicted the award made her "uncomto dependence, you may not be a Nora who can walk away The Oh-Kan Coin Club will fortable" because it placed from her Doll's Ho11111. Try small changes, llliCh u more hold a regular business Jim Hartz in an unpleasant liSIIertiveness at home, and keep track of your progress. Who ' meeting Monday evening in position. knows, your husband migllt even cooperate?-H. the social rooms of the . "If I win, he ha~ to be hurt," Colwnbus and Southern Ohio she said. ''U he wins, I have to DEAR HELEN: Electric Co., Mill St., Mid- be hurt. It's a kind of bittersweet award. Many girls write asking If they' shOuld aUck with ipOlled dleport. · "I don't like competition In brat-type boyfriends, hoping they'll outcrow their Immature A' soeial hour and trading this area where someone will ways. Don't! session siarting at 7 p.m. be hurt ~went with a polllle88ive, hot-tempered, delnii\-IUY for p~ecedes the meeting, and happy.,, and someone will be six years, ~ married blm still thlnldnfl I could ~e him. (He four out-of-town coin dealers will be present to buy, sell or She suggested the. · TV promlled to .change, and even lrept that ~ for alx trade collector items. Academy might drop the mon::Jfered through fhe mlaerable.,. 1 oltan... •-· IIC· . , • ...,1 M--. Following the meeting , a coin entire award show or revile the fomiat -to make it more cusatlllla and bru!HI. It look a lollll Ume to lldmitl'd made a auction will be held, and 1 left, but It loot Iota oi courage to face to· the people wbo mistake, Finally considerate refreshments will be served. looellneas. ' , I married · · Area resipents interested in lose. "I am generajly ag~~lnst now lo a wonderful guy. I Clllly l'ecret spen' coins and paper money are award shows,". she said, "I ,ding 'm 11 years trylnl to change a man who wu lnaplred to cordially i~vited. wish there could just be some . meanness by my patlen.,.e . -L.F . · · .~ ~NOO , golf lead ~=r;"" St. (Toledo); and Paul· M. Shuluga, 392 Spring St., (Struthers) . Here are this week's winning numbers in. the $300,000 Ohio lottery drawing: Number 729 (seven-twonine) in any hox on tickets wins $20. Numbers 541 (five-four-one) and 394 (three-nine-four) in green and blue wins $500. Numbers 541 and 394 in blue hoxes wins $1,000. Numbers 541 and 394 in green boxes eligible for $300,000 drawing and automatically wins $15,000. The Lucky Blick winning numbers are: Number 107 (one-zeroseven). · Number 319 460 (three-one-nine four<~ix-zero l . Older folks invited to rap with legislators next week COLUMBUS- ~ Ohio's By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Senate has unanimously passed and sent to the House legislati on liberalizing property tax relief for elderly homeowners. The bill, adopted Thursday before the Sen~te ·and House adjourned for the weekend, ·.grants larger deductions for poorer homeowners 65 and over. For example, it allows the - The Daily ~ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, Oi' Friday, May 16, 1975 399 Wesl Main Street 992-2164 Pomeroy, Ohio The Store Wilh "All Kings of Sluff" FOR PETS · STABCES . LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS . LAWNS . GARDENS . . · New 1975 edition wi th 16- page Shtte Parks guide · 148 big pa<e8, 1H1" x 14Yi" POMEROY HOME & AUTO YOUR COMPLETE TIRE CENTER �' ,. ,. ,I • .' I ~ The Daily Sentinel, MidcDeport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Fridav. Mav 16. 1975 .. Co.mmemorative planting .outl-ined ' • • 't ..,.. ,...................,. ...... Gt' rl Scout Dt'ary • No games, No gimmics I I ELEPHANTS-CLOWNS-CIRCUS SOUNDS, an operetta, was well received WednesdBy evening when it was presented by pupils of Racine Elementary at South· ern High School. Taking part as animals were, 1-r, Melanie Weese, panther; Steve Circle, chimp; Bryan Wolfe and Bob Bill Lee, elephant; Eric .Hill, tiger; and Lisa Allen, lion. The event was directed by Mrs. Lee Lee. Assisting were Robert Beegle, principal and all the teachers at the school. Songfest, revival scheduled NEW HAVEN , W. VA. - A songfesl will be held at the New Haven First Church of God, Sunday, May 18, beginning at 7: 30 p. m. under FLEA MARKET At Cross Roads- Rt. 124 Thurs. , Fri ., Sat . Open At Noon On Sunday 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Some 1;, Price Antiques . .•.~.... T .ll).~ sponsorship of the Youth Fell owship . Tim Davis is pres ident of th e Youth Fell owship. b ther officers ·are Vikki Hysi.ll , vice president ; Terri Ze rkle, secretary , and Lisa Da vis , treasurer . Featured singers will be the Christian Five, Gary Click and a trio consisting of Rusty Joins, Kathy Gill and Esther Sturgeon. The· public is invited . A revival will be held at the chu rc h beginning Monday, Ma y 19, at 7: 30p. m. The flev . Willard Wilcox of Ashland, Ky., will be the evangelisT. Rev . Wilcox is perhaps bes t kn' own i n thi s area as the speaker on the television ·The Annual Reunion and Banquet of Rutland High School wi II be held at the Rutland Gymnasium Saturday Evening, May 24, 1975 at 6: 30 J?.m. Round and Square dancing 9 p.m . to I a .m. Music by Tex Harrison and the Valley Boys. Reservations must be paid by May 17 to: Rutland Alvmni Association Box 325 Rutland, Ohio 45775 (Money must a ccompany reserv ations) Reservations are $6 .00 per person . Each Alumni may bring one guest. If unabl.e to attend please remit $1.00 for dues. on RACINE - Robert Sayre, Racine, was appointed to fill the W!expired term of Denny Hill by the Southern Local School Board Wednesday. Hill resigned at the April meeting. There·are two years left on Hill's term of office. In other business the board hired Michael Winebremer as teacher and assistant-football coadl; Bill Baer, junior high 'basketball coach; Penny Frances •as vilcational home economics teacher, and Howard Caldwell as teacher and assistant varsity basketball coach. A representative of Eesley, , Lee, Vargo and Cassady Architects presented building plans for the Vo-Ag facility . Anna Grace Oiler was named lunchroom supervisor for the 1975-76 school year with a salary increase of $65 a CWWNS - Taking part as clowns in the operetta, "Elephants - Clowns • Circus month. SoWids" were front, 1-r, Melissa lllle, Richard Dugan, Randy Werry, Chad Sayre, David Robert Bowen, county Powell, Mike Johnson; second row, Kim Follrod, Paul Cardone, James Gheen, Albert superintendent, proposed Holman, Terry Patterson, Alana Lyons, Tammy Ervin; third row, Allan Pape, Kim sharing t)le expense of a Maynard, Loris Warden, Jay Rees, Richard Lyons, Tracy Riffle and Kim Bickers. school psychologist; the board adopted the school calendar Major League Leaders .for the 1975-76 Yfar; gave the Sprague , Murp hy {8), Ro p .r ogr am " Lo we r drigue z ( 13 ), ' Col born and By United Press International ·• 'Racir'le Elementary PTO Li ghthous e" . bro adca s t Porter . Wright , Umbarger (8), Leading Batters ·· <Based on ss at bats) ' pennission to use the junmr locally for a number of years. F ou cault (8 ) , B rown (1 51 and Sundberg , Fahey (14) . WP high gym on June 1>-7 for a He has also conducted several Rodri g ue z {3 -0 l. LP - Srown {2National League rummage· and bake ·sale i 3} revivals at the New Haven . . I . •L g . ab r. h. pet. d Lacy, LA 21 n 11 21 .370 agree to par1lCipa e m u•e Church. Milw 201 040 010- B 10 0 001 020 ·110- 5 10 2 ~~;~g~, ~~~ J~ j) !l . J~~ ' -Title I.E.S.E.~. program, and Services will be held n_ightly Tex as Broberg , Rodriguez (9) and cash , Ph;l 3t t31 22 " .359 approved semor members for with a special prayer room Port er , Harg an (3-2) and Griffey , Cin 29 84 15 30 .357 Sundber g. WP Broberg (6 -3) . open al 7 each evening . Snglln, p;f 26 93 8 33 .355 HR s - -Milche ll ( l st ), Howell LA 35 154 21 54 .35 1 Nursery services will be (1st) , Aaron (4 th ), Harrah Garvey, Cardnal , Ch i 30 11 7 21 41 .350 ABA Playoff Schedule provided. Congregational and U rd L Lezcano (Jrd >. Hargrove Monday, Ch i 29 100 22 35 .350 (2n d l. By United Press International Sm i th , St.L 21 80 14 27 .338 special singing will be under (All Times EDT) Final Round the direc tion of Dennis and Cleveland 020 004 000- 6 6 2 American League M innesota 200 220 00 1- 7 6 2 Best of Seven Brenda Weaver .. A cordial · Hood , J . Perry (4 ), LaRoche · g. ab r . h. pc1. CKentucky leads 2-0) (9J and Ashby ; Sl yleven , Burilbry , Ba l l7. 58 10 23 .397 Sa t ., May 17- at Indiana . 9 :05 welcome is extended to all.' honors mothers ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS ° .~il <~ per cent year paid on Regular Passbook Savings. No Minimum . Interest from date of deposit to date of withdrawal. lnterut compounded· quarterly. graduation. Dale Roush was hired as maintenance assistant during the summer, and Bobby Ord, superintendent, was granted permission ID attend Ohio University from July 21 through Aug. 15. Tbe n.ext meeting of the board will be June 25. Attending w.e re Denny Evans, Jack Bostic, Grover Salser, Jr;, David Nease, Robert Sayre, bOilrd members, Ord and Mrs. Wagner. . .. L/C)MEIGS ~BRANCH The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. · 296 Second St. . Pomeroy, Ohio All Accounts s~o . ooo Insured bv FSLtc . Cummin ' s_ 'WST To ARRIVED" New For Graduation ... give the watch with tuning fork accuracy ffieekend Sem-znar • eatu¥ns Baran·skry Bu Iova Accutron for men and women. The most welcome gill of all ;sa Bulova Acc'utron watch . So precise iS the Accutron tuning fork movement that accuracy is Red Rosa DOG FOOD Major League Results By United Press International National League Atla at Montreat. ppd ., rain Houston Chicago 100 001 OOIJ--000 011 02x- 2 31 o:1 52 • Richard , For sc h (8) and May ; Re uschel · <3 -3) and Hosley . LP - Richard (3 -2 ) . HR Campbell {6), Burgmeier {7) Munson , Ny and Borgmann . WP - Burgmei - Yount. Mil er (3 -0 ). LP- J . Perry (l -6) . Roberts •. Det HR s-- Hisl e (5th) , BroMmer Car ew , Min Maddox. N v (Jrd ), Po_well (5th I. Baylor, Bal (Only games sc heduled ) White. NY BraUn , Min Riv ers. Cal ' NHL Playoff Schedule By United Press International Finals ' Best of Seven ( Philadelphia leads t . Q) (lstgame) Sun ., May 18- at Philadel Cinc i~~.i 000 20 1 000---' 3 53 ph ia , 4 :00P-.m . Phil a • 000 200 004- '6 5 1 -· Tues .• May 20- at Buffalo , Gullett (4 -2) and Bench , ,"8 :05 p.m . Lonborg , M cGraw (8) and . Thurs .• May 22- at Buffalo, Boone. WP - McGraw (2-0). 8:05 p.m . HR s- Geronim o t2nd J, Morgan (Gam es 5 through 7 to be (Jrd J. Brown (l stl . announced ) . . . -Mo.nday (5th) . Red Dog Food Dog Nuggets • Dog ·Meal I ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER .DOG MEAL SUGAR RUN MILLS 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. (2nd game) Cinc innat i 000 020 1 00~ 3 8 2 Phil a . 10(] (](]2 11x-. 5 11 1 Kirby, Carroll (7 ) and Bench ; Twitche lL Hoerner (5) ; Garber (7 ). McGraw (8) and Oates . WP....:.Garber (2 -2) . LP- Carrol l ( 3 -4 ) . 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PIE - Cocanut Creme, Apple, Peach . •we will adju st t o thi& toleran(;e, if ne cessa ry, Guarantee is for one year. · x -Thurs ., May 22- at Ken tucky . 8:05 p.m . , X -SaL May 24- at Indiana, 9:05 p .m . x -Wed.,-May 28---'at Kentucky, 8:05 p .m . ~~: - If necessary THE 'PERFECf TRIBUTE SwuJay, May 18, Hrs. 8:30·2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:39 3rd St.P~1. 949-3551 Racine, Ohio We recommend unLIIn,·Accutron power cells. ··' Other cells not mutinc Accutron $pe~ticeuons maw ceuse 1 malfunction. j. ·-. ' I . J QUASAR -21uBLACK &WHITE TABLE TV FEDDERS ROOM AIR CONDITIONER ONLY 'Chrysler announces a -S200 rebate to · ll'lpyour w. tax ~bate '~ go farther. Up to $200 lrom the U.S. A lull $200 Hera'• more good new• I · According to"EPA's Buyer Guide, . Valiant and c;>uster got better gas ' mileage than the ·competitive 6's'. ' Room?'According to Automotive Industries' Roominess Index, . Valiant and Duster are roomin! in their claaa. Resale? Accord. ' ing lo Automotive Marketing Rtiportf,'ol..iJllJeadlng com! • . ' , p,~.;apne-year-old a~renoVaHanthavethe lilgi\nt resale value. CHRYSIHl Plymoulfi ' ..;;,.o,,no .,...,. ' . . 0 -~7 Mother thy is observed 'INGELS . FURNITURE 'WERNER RADIO AND T.v. ·. ~· THE OPEN BIBLE More sludy aids than any ·KJV study s;ble ;n 40 years CH. RVSLER MOTORI COfiPOunott 20% OFF The combined Work of 23 world-renown scholars Comprehensive yet usable by all Bible sludenls, leachers, and pas!Qrs Available in 4 dille rent bind;ngs lor all ' 1 "' TO GRADUATES Hrs. Mon.-Fri., 9 to s .ly·pes of uses "' Sal.9 to. Your Thorn M<An Store TOM RUE MOTORS .•••• • 399 S. 3RD ··· 1975 C'1110n In for agood deal on all our cars. ' .;Middleport I· 4,000 BTU ORDER EARLY FOR BEST SELE.CTION ; 59 N. Second St: CENTER MOTOROLA. PM ' THE SEWING en ,}or.•re 16 7 -SPECIAl. Indiana . ·r ···• • • • 19 ~at sings Sunday Booster.·r · .. from Chrysler when you buy or leaea a '75 Duster, Valiant or Scamp) That'I after you've ma~e your beat deal with us. And ·you don't have to walt lor your tax rebale tog~~·· . An offer thl d has to be limited to cars in stock, one per customer, retail customers only at participating · Chrysler-Piymouth Dealers. SUNDAY MENU SALAD - 7 Up, · Cottage Cheese, Slaw, Tossed . Mon ., May DOUBLE KNITS Grande Chorale in Patch Work 992-2039 'p .m . 9:05 pm . Summer-Weight and"Match Mate guaranteed to within a Home Runs ' National League : Luzinsk i, Ph il B; Cey , LA and Winfield ,· SO 7; Watson , Hou and Wynn , LA 6. American League : . Horton ., Det 7; Burroug hs. lex 6 ; Gr ich 1 and May . Bait, Rice, Bos , Hendr ick and Powell, Clev, Ki llebrew , KC, Hisle, Minn. Bonc;ls. NY and Jackson . Oak S. ----------"f American League 000 14 17 11 14 n s 11 104 10 85 23 76 . 4 135 21 110 84 56 75 Runs Batted In National League: Garvey , LA 26 ; Perez , Cin 25; Bench , Cin , Wynn, LA , Luzinsk ~, Phi l and Bv United Press International · Winf ield-! so 24. League: Hisle, Amertlcan American Basketball Assn. M inn 23; McRa.e, KC 22 ; K entucky 95 Indiana 93 · Horton. Det 21 :· May, Bait , ~ ·1 Scott , MiL B_ onds, NY and Philadelphia 3 Buffalo 1 Burroughs , Tex 20. (On ly games scheduled ) Boston Kan Ci ty 28 24 16 23 29 27 2-4 24 33 · FLOWERS · :1! • to ChUrCh SerotCe . . ·51A% Sayre succeeds board Hill Remount pictures when they warp B44"thdar 0b · served Just Highest · Interest Rates In The Area MAlN ROLE- Melvin, the main charact~ in the Operetta "Elephants:Clowns-Circus . SoWids" is surrounded by his friends, 1-r, Kathy Baker and Becky Lee, Siamese twins; Tonja Salser, pocket; Laren Wolfe, cook; Jay Bostick, clock; Mark Simpson, who played Melvin; David Samons, football player; Ricky Werry, closet door; Alan Crisp, water faucet, and Tammy Smith,lat lady. The event was under the direction of Mrs. Lee Lee, assisted by teachers of the school and Robert Beegle, principal. y's Poin 'Endorsement of the 1.6 mill columbine and it was used ort thur Strauss were hostesses planting project at the levy for o~ratlon of the Meigs the refreshment table. Mrs. for the meeting. Mrs. BY PO'LLY I:RAME;R monument marking George Community-Classes was given Reynolds who presided at the Reynolds presided at the. Washington's lan!llng in Ohio by tlle) lub. meeting read verses of the coffee service. Hostess prizes at Long Bottom was adopted Af-rangements lor tables at month submitted by Mrs. were won by Mrs. Walter FRIDAY Wednesday night by the ' the Middleport Alumni Harold Lohse and Mrs. Crooks and Mrs. Sheets. Mrs. PUBLIC AUCTION by Middleport Amateur Gar- banquet May 30 will be made . Morgan, Davis donated the traveling Meigs Band Boosters for new By POLLY CRAMER cumwate wr next Christmas. deners. by the club. Guest night was Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Ar- prize won by Mrs. Burkett. uniforms at Pomeroy Junior Meeting at the home of Mrs. announced for June nand will High building, doors open 6 p. DEAR POLLY - Tow of my Many simple things su~h as Everett Taylor, Mrs. James be held in the social room of __,..,..,:;c;,:-:-:-·-:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:<·:·>··:-:-··:·»>:~·:w.mlll'l'li:·:,· . ... . m.; sale starting at 7. Food pic tures have suddenly pol holders, aprons, apphance Sheets and Mrs. Daniel the Middleport firemen's ~r-·-• -.c-.c~~ ... · · sold before auction. Many warped . These are not dime covers and so on can be made Thomas of til~ club's bicen- headquarters. Each member ~ items of wide range be store pictures nor are they during the comt~g months. tennlal comuuttee presented is asked to take a guest. Mrs. · ~- sold. original oils. I have never Many good but mexpenstve the project. Roger Morgan will demon- ·~:' . , LAUREL Cliff Better wa shed th em with water . items can be bought at garage · Hea lth Club• 1: 30 p.m., a t the They sti ckout from the w~i l at and rummage sales. Watch . Tuesday Mrs, Sheets will be strate how to make wall · B"1 Charlene Hoeflich joined by Mrs. Harold Lohse, plaques. Mrs. Reynolds aphome of Mrs. Pollx Eichinger. least an inch. I cannot ge t lor special sales in the stores. them straight on the wall and Tape a piece of paper on th1e Mrs<!erman Moore, Mrs., C. pointed several committees to With the annual girl scout day camp less than. a month ' SATURDAY they look terrible. It is too outs1de of the box. Each lime E. Blakeslee, Mrs. Guy serve that night. TUPPERS Plains Pony Reynolds and Mrs. John Mrs. Erroll Conroy away, seven 1eaders and assistant leaders Wednesday comRICHARD ROSS Pulling Association meets at 8 cos tly to reframe them and I you add a gift write it on the R~JCCe for the trip to Long presented the program on wild pleted the multi-media first aid course offered by Mrs, Merle do hope to get some help from list. Meanwhile, if a birthday, Bottom for the first planting flowers. For roll call members Johnson, EMT instructor. She was assisted with part of the . p.m. in the Alfred Grange someone. - ANDREA. anniversary or other special during the 1975-76 year. Red named their favorite wild work by Bob Cooper who is associated with the Southeastern 11 Hall. DEAR ANDREA _ I even t arises you have gifts to geranlumsandwhitepetunias flower . Mrs. Edward Bu:rkett Ohio Emergency Medical Service. /11 1 . '.)' BAKE SALE, Kroger's, 10 presume from your letter that choose from . You have no idea will be planted with the made the arrangement of the Completing the course to qualify lor their first aid cards a.m., sponsored by MidcDeport these pictures do not have what a nice feeling you will were Esther DeMoss; Salisbury Brownies; Mrs. Judy Werry, Cub Scout Pack 245. members to enjoy a sack month of dogwood am! Mrs. Elizabeth Lane, Mrs. Carolyn Reeves and Mrs. Pat SOUTHERN Local Athletic glass over them but am not have when the holiday season IWich at noon. sure whether they are printed approaches and you see that The second phase will be Thomas of the Pomeroy Brownies; and Mrs. Joyce Sisson and Boosters Horse Show, 6 p.m. on paper or have an oil finish big box of things that have Mrs. Kay Hill, Syracuse Brownies. at Rbck Springs Fairgrounds. 1 · DaycampwillbeatCampKiashutanearChesterJune9to HARTFORD, W. Va. - Refreshments will be served. on canvas. If yours are oils been painlessly assembled panting of bulbs this fall for spring flowering tulips and done on canvas that Is throughout th e ye ar. daff ils 13 with Mrs. Nancy Jeff~rs as the camp director. Slips about Richard Shawn Ross SPAGHETTI dinner. 4-8 od' 'and the third will be the camping program wiU be sent home with the scouts next celebrated his first birthday p.m. at Syracuse Fire Station. fa stened over wood stretchers LYNN E. planting holly and dogwood in week. • April 21 at the home of his $1.50 for adults; 75 cents for new stretchers can be bought DEAR LYNNE - I know at an art store and the pictures how well this works. I have Ap:~ club voted to again pay . The charge will be $5 for ·the week and this will cover all parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph children age 12 and Wider. remounted on them to be flat done it lor many years . • •L f 1 tst be ed Mothers were honored camp supplies, materials and food. Plans are being made to Ross. Also a bake sale. Proceeds to again, If they are printed on Having such a box certainly 1 .oru.ecos 0 pan us transporttlleglrlstothecampsiteontlleBoyScoutbus. Giftswerepresentedtohim · go to the Syracuse Fire in the plant;no by JWI . t'or Gu-'I during the morning servt'ce at paper or a light cardboard put eliminates that panicky • .., Girls not affiliated with a scout troop may attend the camp by lamilv and friends and Department. Scout Troop 39 at Mt'd•'eport the Bradford Church of Christ. • in the frames with glass and feeling one often gets when be w · g .., •• plus 12 cents a day lor insuranee coverage. Those · cake and punch were served in Village Hall. Mrs. Hilda King was by paym RUTLAND Baseba 11 enough heavy backing to push realizes the lime Is getting Mrs. Sheets reported on the recognized as the oldest interested should contact the leader of the troop in their neigh- the evening. His visitors League, bake sale 9 a.m., and keep them flal against the short I also think that picking hike-bike in which she rode for mother present and for havink borbod. during the day were Mrs. Rutland Department Store. glass. Most hardware stores out gifts at one's leisure the club tin til t sh od been a Christian the longest, Stanley Harbour • Mrs. John RACINE Firem e n ' s no g a er e SYRACUSE TROOP 01254 Kiirschnik and Keith, Mrs. Auxili""Y sponsoring an ice sell a spray adhesive that makes it more likely that they the entire 25 miles, with the 67 years. Also honored were tk' 1 ed · ~ could be used on a heavy will be things one will lee! are Lori Michae1 and Becky A ms were we com miD Donald Smith, Mrs. G~rtrude cream social, 5:30p.m. at fire M club paying $25 to the Meigs rs . Rose Hysell, · the · T · 1a k The Mitchell, his grandmother, . station followed by dance at backing. Smooth the picture more personal and that will be Chapter Of the Oht.0 youngest mother, and Mrs . Syracuse Browrue roop 01254 at a meetmg st wee . careluily over that. more to their liking. Brownies completed their Mother's Day prQjects and prac- Mrs. Betty Ross, Mrs. Larry 7:30 p.m. with Kord Kings AssOciation lor the Mentally SYIvia Blake, Mrs. Evelyn POLLY. POLLY. , Monday night tll_ey.visited WMPO radio. '·Tom and Richard, providing music. Wood, Mrs. Jerry Ughtfoot ticed_for investiture_ Retarded' 11 he 1 f d ts Mr Officers elected for the 1975- and Mrs . Linda Stobart; A wtener roast WI he d later thiS month. Re reshments hts great~gran paren ' . GOSPEL Concert featuring DEAR POLLY - A Pe t 76 year were Mrs. Reece, mothers having the most we~e served. , and Mrs.' L. E. Piersall and The Homeward Bound Trio Peevnlf mine is to observe a president; Mrs. Taylor, vice children present. Each was , Mrs. Rhoda Yeager. and the Stewart Family, waitress scratching her head 1293 AND 1292 resident·, Mrs. Burkett, presented a small potted RtrrLANDTROOPS His grandparents, Mr. and Huntington , at 22nd St. Church or handling her hair and then P In conjunction with tbe "Keep America Beautiful" project Mrs Charles Yea•er Marty f G d p · t PI t 7 30 treasurer·, and Mrs. · Sheets, plant. · • ' . o o • om easan • : serving food to the customers. of scoutin•, •iris ol Brownie Troop 1293 took a litter walk Yea•er Vicki Burton Mr and p ul Ch m · • • • • . • · p.m. a apman, pas tor • - MRS. M.S. secretary: 'Jlhey will be in- Special ustc was aroundtlleoldRutlandGymnasiumtocleanuptllearea. Mrs Joe Lish and Lisa Mr · 't th bl' · • · mvt es e pu tc. stalled at the September presented for mothers with DEAR MRS. M.S. - I once The Rutland Juniors ol Troop 1292 began a basic first aid and Mrs. Larry Noble, Chris SUNDAY went into a new quick-order meeting. Floyd Harrison playing a song course being taught by Mrs. Merle Johnson. and Jeff, Donna Wilson, Mr. COUNTY WIDE pra yer type restaurant, saw a counter Mrs. Guy Reynolds and on his guitar and the youth and Mrs. Eddie Lish and meeting, 2 p.m. at Bald Knob Mrs. Harry Davis reported on choir singing a special Fr ki M dM J an e, r. an rs. ames Mission Church with Glen hoy cleaning his ear and then go on serving food. I have the recent meeting of the number. A D' hl te · Bissell, class teacher. At the Sunday evening county cub I representatives · .never been inside the door of and plans for the Regatta service, Mrs, Norma Russell ANNUAL Homecoming at that eatery again, -'- POLLY. flower show ID be held bext read a poem for mothers and . the Naomi Baptist Church, DEAR POLLY - This is the month. The club will make Jackie Reed and . Ruth Durst f· i Pomeroy. 9:30a.m. Sunday time of year to think about arrangements for four sang "He Washed My Eyes . I Cl J, School With Oscar Qualls, prese nts for next Christmas . classes. with Tears". Harry and . superintendent, in charge; 11 Many people ge t more joy out Tressie Hendricks sang Bill Basansky·, full-time be a luncheon meeting with a.m. Rev. Eddie Buffington, of giving than receiving. With "What A Friend We Have in faculty member of Oral residents ·of the Gallipolis The Rio Graqde College speaker; 4 p. m. Mrs. Edna lhe present hi gh cost of Mother", and "Shake Hands Roberts University, Tulsa, State Institute and their Grand Chorale, Wider the Darling, Methodist everything and less money to ' with Mother Again". Okla ., will be the guest chaplain and a 1:30fellowship cDrection of Merlyn Ross will Theological School , spend this is almos t imFor All Occasions seminar conductor for a meeting , again at Gallia present its annual spring Delaware, guest speaker. possible to do at Christmas ~ching seminar May 25, 26 Academy, will close the concert Sunday, May 18, at 3 CHICKEN barbecue on time. The solution is to begin We Wire Flowers Everywhere and 'tl in Gallipolis. session. , p.m. in Lyne Center. upper Pomeroy parking lot •'OW. Keep a big cardboard ' DEADLINE CHANGED Anyone needing additional Highlights of this year's beginning at noon by the box in a dry place to hold the The seminar is sponliCired by The reservation deacDine for the Full Gospel Business inlormation about the event will be atorale Alumni Pomeroy Fire Department. things you now star! to acthe Middleport Alumni Men's Fellowship In· meetings should call 446-2431, Day, All Grande Chorale RAClNE JW!iorHigh School Association banquet has been ternational, Gallipolis 446-9889, WHl94~ or 446-4551. members, from the and Southern District Pomeroy· Flower Shop extended to May 23. Reser· chapter. Program schedule IS HOSPITAUZED organization's conception in Elementary Bands will vations are to be made with Becky Roush, daughter of Mrs. Millard Van Meter for the seminar sessions 1966 have been invited to present a concert at 2:30p .m. Ph. 99~·5781 Ph . 991·2039 Miss Freddie Houdashelt, Sunday will begin with J participate and an open public iwthe jWiior high auditorium . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush , Middlevort. reception honoring ·the alumni Direction is by Joy Bigler ; no Pomeroy, RD., is a patient at morning worship at the Grace · United Methodist Church at will be held prior to the con- admission charge. · Holzer Medical · Center, Middleport, 0. 10:45a.m.,amen'sbuffetatl cert at I p.m., also in Lyne RESERVATIONS close Gallipolis, Her room number p.m. in the Holiday IM, (,1,1 J Center. today lor Racine Alumni is 5IO. Kanauga, and a praise :~ervice The 11>-voice chorale will banquet and dance which is . at the Grace Church at 7 p.m. perform a varied program, May 24. Reservations and MAY SPEtiAL On Monday the group will taking selections from their dues should be sent to Mrs. meet for brea~fast at 7:30 , ./teV1J 14-<lay Florida Tour Program. Raymond Pierce, Route 2, . a.m . in the Holiday Inn, and .)' Additional rwmbers recentiy Box 44, Raeine . make a guest appearance at adapted for this concert will SONG FEST, Racine Clrurch the Memorial Day Services in TUPPERS PLAINS _ The be presented. of ihe Nazarene, 2:30 p.m. the Pine St. Cemetery at 10. A Tuppers Plains PTO Boosters Gr~de Chorale Alumni Day with Rev. Bartholomew and YQUth seminar and rally will meeting Monday night at the 1975 will be .nightcapped by an other local talent. t OO"' SOLID STATE CHASSIS , take place at the city park at school voted to endorse the l.H hon~rs. banquet at the MONDAY • 100 % SOLID STATE CHASSIS • 21" diagonal picture • 1:30p.m.andat7:30therewill mill operating levy for the Gallipolis~oliday Inn. Three CHESTER PTA, 7:30p.m. Instant Picture and Sound • Plug-in Circuit Modules • be a fellowship meeting at Meigs county Community seniors. will receive spec!BI at the grade school. Quick-Set Picture Control - press one buUon, and automatically set vertical hold . balance brightness and conGallia Academy High School Classes. · · recogmhon: James BarksBUSINESS meeting of trast at pre-set levels! • Custom-Malic Pre-Set VHF and Auditorium. Judge Manning Webster dale~ Columbus; Iesa Wag~er, hoard of Meigs Holiness Assn . UHF Tuning • Dipole anten na • Private listening earphone Tuesday Basansky will be a was speaker at the meeting. Martella, and Bonnie Slllltll, 7:30 p.m. in ·educational jack • INCLUDES ROLL-ABOUT CART guest on the WJEH radio He talked on the levy and also Jack_son, and nu~erous building of Pomeroy Church of "Chatterbox" program at led in a discussion on juvenile servtce awards Will be Nazarene ; all members urged 10:30 a.m. At 11:45 there will delinquency. presented. . to attend. New officers introduced Mrs. Peg ·Thomas will be SPECIAL candysiripers were Jim Caldwell, president; guest speaker lor the meeting in honor of senior COMPLETE COURSE festivities. RUTLAND Seven Judy Sams, vice president; Area residents and students members, 7 p.m. in Veterans PICTURE Rutland firemen and auxiliary Pat St)rivers, secretary; are cordially Invited to attend Memorial Hospital cafeteria. 100% CONTROL INSTANT SOLID STATE members Monday night Janet Chichester, treasurer; Pre ss one button- and ·'ICTUAE&SOUND MIDDLEPORT PTA, 7:30 the reception and concert. · CliASSIS 1 ~ waiting! Turn the au_tomatlcally set ~ er completed the multi-media and Libby Sayre, news p.m. Installation of officers, Ne chassi s tub es to Ucal hol d, balance set on ... proQram burn out or Iaiii brightness anll con comtS on Instant!~. first aid course ta~ht by Mrs. reporter. Don Hanning's fourth grade to 3 speed fan. full thermostat control, 110 trast at pre-set lsvelsl Announcements by Mrs. Janet Bolin and Mrs. Merle lead in the pledge of volts. Just plug in. ' ~s Johnson, EM'T llfst aid in· Bea Douglas were class trips allegiance, with the greeters • structors. In the group were Tuesday, May 20; olympic and hostesses to be the room Mrs. Marjorie Davis, day, Friday, May 16; choir mothers of Mrs . Wilson . Raymond Wilcox, Mrs. Lois concert. at Eastern High Carpenter's first grade. School, May 15; and the last Ann Walker, James Birch· CHESTER- Mother's Day MIDDLEPORT, 0. .. MIDDLEPORT ' field, 992·2635 Billy Hall, Adeline day of school, May 28 . was observed at the Michael Refreshmenls were served by home near Chester 'with a Snowden, and Bill Smith. the kindergarten room basket dinner on the lawn. mothers . Attending were Mr: and Mrs. G. S. Michael, lli:r. and Mrs. w. s. Michael and Tim, Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Michael and Mathew,. Mr. and Mrs. The Year of the Open .Bible Wilber Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Leifheit, Mrs. Wilmetta Place Your Order; Now! Leifheit, Mrs. Hazel Shull of Logan, Patsy il\amey and · Loui:~e Michael, Columbus. ·Sunday G. S. Michael wlll King James Version obserVe his 97th birthday. I. • l Social Calendar · A three-phase bicentennial 'I . • \ I 5 Th Da' . ! " . -:- . e ily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomerov. o.. Friday, May 16, 197~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •: . •• • ••• •• · •• Middleport Book Sfore ., ;-,• .l •I ._, B01111NG COMPANY Middleport, .Ohio ,: ROYAL CROWN Middleport ' . ~ MtDDLEI'OAT BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLIPORT, OHIO ,. . \{. ".. �' ,. ,. ,I • .' I ~ The Daily Sentinel, MidcDeport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Fridav. Mav 16. 1975 .. Co.mmemorative planting .outl-ined ' • • 't ..,.. ,...................,. ...... Gt' rl Scout Dt'ary • No games, No gimmics I I ELEPHANTS-CLOWNS-CIRCUS SOUNDS, an operetta, was well received WednesdBy evening when it was presented by pupils of Racine Elementary at South· ern High School. Taking part as animals were, 1-r, Melanie Weese, panther; Steve Circle, chimp; Bryan Wolfe and Bob Bill Lee, elephant; Eric .Hill, tiger; and Lisa Allen, lion. The event was directed by Mrs. Lee Lee. Assisting were Robert Beegle, principal and all the teachers at the school. Songfest, revival scheduled NEW HAVEN , W. VA. - A songfesl will be held at the New Haven First Church of God, Sunday, May 18, beginning at 7: 30 p. m. under FLEA MARKET At Cross Roads- Rt. 124 Thurs. , Fri ., Sat . Open At Noon On Sunday 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Some 1;, Price Antiques . .•.~.... T .ll).~ sponsorship of the Youth Fell owship . Tim Davis is pres ident of th e Youth Fell owship. b ther officers ·are Vikki Hysi.ll , vice president ; Terri Ze rkle, secretary , and Lisa Da vis , treasurer . Featured singers will be the Christian Five, Gary Click and a trio consisting of Rusty Joins, Kathy Gill and Esther Sturgeon. The· public is invited . A revival will be held at the chu rc h beginning Monday, Ma y 19, at 7: 30p. m. The flev . Willard Wilcox of Ashland, Ky., will be the evangelisT. Rev . Wilcox is perhaps bes t kn' own i n thi s area as the speaker on the television ·The Annual Reunion and Banquet of Rutland High School wi II be held at the Rutland Gymnasium Saturday Evening, May 24, 1975 at 6: 30 J?.m. Round and Square dancing 9 p.m . to I a .m. Music by Tex Harrison and the Valley Boys. Reservations must be paid by May 17 to: Rutland Alvmni Association Box 325 Rutland, Ohio 45775 (Money must a ccompany reserv ations) Reservations are $6 .00 per person . Each Alumni may bring one guest. If unabl.e to attend please remit $1.00 for dues. on RACINE - Robert Sayre, Racine, was appointed to fill the W!expired term of Denny Hill by the Southern Local School Board Wednesday. Hill resigned at the April meeting. There·are two years left on Hill's term of office. In other business the board hired Michael Winebremer as teacher and assistant-football coadl; Bill Baer, junior high 'basketball coach; Penny Frances •as vilcational home economics teacher, and Howard Caldwell as teacher and assistant varsity basketball coach. A representative of Eesley, , Lee, Vargo and Cassady Architects presented building plans for the Vo-Ag facility . Anna Grace Oiler was named lunchroom supervisor for the 1975-76 school year with a salary increase of $65 a CWWNS - Taking part as clowns in the operetta, "Elephants - Clowns • Circus month. SoWids" were front, 1-r, Melissa lllle, Richard Dugan, Randy Werry, Chad Sayre, David Robert Bowen, county Powell, Mike Johnson; second row, Kim Follrod, Paul Cardone, James Gheen, Albert superintendent, proposed Holman, Terry Patterson, Alana Lyons, Tammy Ervin; third row, Allan Pape, Kim sharing t)le expense of a Maynard, Loris Warden, Jay Rees, Richard Lyons, Tracy Riffle and Kim Bickers. school psychologist; the board adopted the school calendar Major League Leaders .for the 1975-76 Yfar; gave the Sprague , Murp hy {8), Ro p .r ogr am " Lo we r drigue z ( 13 ), ' Col born and By United Press International ·• 'Racir'le Elementary PTO Li ghthous e" . bro adca s t Porter . Wright , Umbarger (8), Leading Batters ·· <Based on ss at bats) ' pennission to use the junmr locally for a number of years. F ou cault (8 ) , B rown (1 51 and Sundberg , Fahey (14) . WP high gym on June 1>-7 for a He has also conducted several Rodri g ue z {3 -0 l. LP - Srown {2National League rummage· and bake ·sale i 3} revivals at the New Haven . . I . •L g . ab r. h. pet. d Lacy, LA 21 n 11 21 .370 agree to par1lCipa e m u•e Church. Milw 201 040 010- B 10 0 001 020 ·110- 5 10 2 ~~;~g~, ~~~ J~ j) !l . J~~ ' -Title I.E.S.E.~. program, and Services will be held n_ightly Tex as Broberg , Rodriguez (9) and cash , Ph;l 3t t31 22 " .359 approved semor members for with a special prayer room Port er , Harg an (3-2) and Griffey , Cin 29 84 15 30 .357 Sundber g. WP Broberg (6 -3) . open al 7 each evening . Snglln, p;f 26 93 8 33 .355 HR s - -Milche ll ( l st ), Howell LA 35 154 21 54 .35 1 Nursery services will be (1st) , Aaron (4 th ), Harrah Garvey, Cardnal , Ch i 30 11 7 21 41 .350 ABA Playoff Schedule provided. Congregational and U rd L Lezcano (Jrd >. Hargrove Monday, Ch i 29 100 22 35 .350 (2n d l. By United Press International Sm i th , St.L 21 80 14 27 .338 special singing will be under (All Times EDT) Final Round the direc tion of Dennis and Cleveland 020 004 000- 6 6 2 American League M innesota 200 220 00 1- 7 6 2 Best of Seven Brenda Weaver .. A cordial · Hood , J . Perry (4 ), LaRoche · g. ab r . h. pc1. CKentucky leads 2-0) (9J and Ashby ; Sl yleven , Burilbry , Ba l l7. 58 10 23 .397 Sa t ., May 17- at Indiana . 9 :05 welcome is extended to all.' honors mothers ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS ° .~il <~ per cent year paid on Regular Passbook Savings. No Minimum . Interest from date of deposit to date of withdrawal. lnterut compounded· quarterly. graduation. Dale Roush was hired as maintenance assistant during the summer, and Bobby Ord, superintendent, was granted permission ID attend Ohio University from July 21 through Aug. 15. Tbe n.ext meeting of the board will be June 25. Attending w.e re Denny Evans, Jack Bostic, Grover Salser, Jr;, David Nease, Robert Sayre, bOilrd members, Ord and Mrs. Wagner. . .. L/C)MEIGS ~BRANCH The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. · 296 Second St. . Pomeroy, Ohio All Accounts s~o . ooo Insured bv FSLtc . Cummin ' s_ 'WST To ARRIVED" New For Graduation ... give the watch with tuning fork accuracy ffieekend Sem-znar • eatu¥ns Baran·skry Bu Iova Accutron for men and women. The most welcome gill of all ;sa Bulova Acc'utron watch . So precise iS the Accutron tuning fork movement that accuracy is Red Rosa DOG FOOD Major League Results By United Press International National League Atla at Montreat. ppd ., rain Houston Chicago 100 001 OOIJ--000 011 02x- 2 31 o:1 52 • Richard , For sc h (8) and May ; Re uschel · <3 -3) and Hosley . LP - Richard (3 -2 ) . HR Campbell {6), Burgmeier {7) Munson , Ny and Borgmann . WP - Burgmei - Yount. Mil er (3 -0 ). LP- J . Perry (l -6) . Roberts •. Det HR s-- Hisl e (5th) , BroMmer Car ew , Min Maddox. N v (Jrd ), Po_well (5th I. Baylor, Bal (Only games sc heduled ) White. NY BraUn , Min Riv ers. Cal ' NHL Playoff Schedule By United Press International Finals ' Best of Seven ( Philadelphia leads t . Q) (lstgame) Sun ., May 18- at Philadel Cinc i~~.i 000 20 1 000---' 3 53 ph ia , 4 :00P-.m . Phil a • 000 200 004- '6 5 1 -· Tues .• May 20- at Buffalo , Gullett (4 -2) and Bench , ,"8 :05 p.m . Lonborg , M cGraw (8) and . Thurs .• May 22- at Buffalo, Boone. WP - McGraw (2-0). 8:05 p.m . HR s- Geronim o t2nd J, Morgan (Gam es 5 through 7 to be (Jrd J. Brown (l stl . announced ) . . . -Mo.nday (5th) . Red Dog Food Dog Nuggets • Dog ·Meal I ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER .DOG MEAL SUGAR RUN MILLS 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. (2nd game) Cinc innat i 000 020 1 00~ 3 8 2 Phil a . 10(] (](]2 11x-. 5 11 1 Kirby, Carroll (7 ) and Bench ; Twitche lL Hoerner (5) ; Garber (7 ). McGraw (8) and Oates . WP....:.Garber (2 -2) . LP- Carrol l ( 3 -4 ) . 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PIE - Cocanut Creme, Apple, Peach . •we will adju st t o thi& toleran(;e, if ne cessa ry, Guarantee is for one year. · x -Thurs ., May 22- at Ken tucky . 8:05 p.m . , X -SaL May 24- at Indiana, 9:05 p .m . x -Wed.,-May 28---'at Kentucky, 8:05 p .m . ~~: - If necessary THE 'PERFECf TRIBUTE SwuJay, May 18, Hrs. 8:30·2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:39 3rd St.P~1. 949-3551 Racine, Ohio We recommend unLIIn,·Accutron power cells. ··' Other cells not mutinc Accutron $pe~ticeuons maw ceuse 1 malfunction. j. ·-. ' I . J QUASAR -21uBLACK &WHITE TABLE TV FEDDERS ROOM AIR CONDITIONER ONLY 'Chrysler announces a -S200 rebate to · ll'lpyour w. tax ~bate '~ go farther. Up to $200 lrom the U.S. A lull $200 Hera'• more good new• I · According to"EPA's Buyer Guide, . Valiant and c;>uster got better gas ' mileage than the ·competitive 6's'. ' Room?'According to Automotive Industries' Roominess Index, . Valiant and Duster are roomin! in their claaa. Resale? Accord. ' ing lo Automotive Marketing Rtiportf,'ol..iJllJeadlng com! • . ' , p,~.;apne-year-old a~renoVaHanthavethe lilgi\nt resale value. CHRYSIHl Plymoulfi ' ..;;,.o,,no .,...,. ' . . 0 -~7 Mother thy is observed 'INGELS . FURNITURE 'WERNER RADIO AND T.v. ·. ~· THE OPEN BIBLE More sludy aids than any ·KJV study s;ble ;n 40 years CH. RVSLER MOTORI COfiPOunott 20% OFF The combined Work of 23 world-renown scholars Comprehensive yet usable by all Bible sludenls, leachers, and pas!Qrs Available in 4 dille rent bind;ngs lor all ' 1 "' TO GRADUATES Hrs. Mon.-Fri., 9 to s .ly·pes of uses "' Sal.9 to. Your Thorn M<An Store TOM RUE MOTORS .•••• • 399 S. 3RD ··· 1975 C'1110n In for agood deal on all our cars. ' .;Middleport I· 4,000 BTU ORDER EARLY FOR BEST SELE.CTION ; 59 N. Second St: CENTER MOTOROLA. PM ' THE SEWING en ,}or.•re 16 7 -SPECIAl. Indiana . ·r ···• • • • 19 ~at sings Sunday Booster.·r · .. from Chrysler when you buy or leaea a '75 Duster, Valiant or Scamp) That'I after you've ma~e your beat deal with us. And ·you don't have to walt lor your tax rebale tog~~·· . An offer thl d has to be limited to cars in stock, one per customer, retail customers only at participating · Chrysler-Piymouth Dealers. SUNDAY MENU SALAD - 7 Up, · Cottage Cheese, Slaw, Tossed . Mon ., May DOUBLE KNITS Grande Chorale in Patch Work 992-2039 'p .m . 9:05 pm . Summer-Weight and"Match Mate guaranteed to within a Home Runs ' National League : Luzinsk i, Ph il B; Cey , LA and Winfield ,· SO 7; Watson , Hou and Wynn , LA 6. American League : . Horton ., Det 7; Burroug hs. lex 6 ; Gr ich 1 and May . Bait, Rice, Bos , Hendr ick and Powell, Clev, Ki llebrew , KC, Hisle, Minn. Bonc;ls. NY and Jackson . Oak S. ----------"f American League 000 14 17 11 14 n s 11 104 10 85 23 76 . 4 135 21 110 84 56 75 Runs Batted In National League: Garvey , LA 26 ; Perez , Cin 25; Bench , Cin , Wynn, LA , Luzinsk ~, Phi l and Bv United Press International · Winf ield-! so 24. League: Hisle, Amertlcan American Basketball Assn. M inn 23; McRa.e, KC 22 ; K entucky 95 Indiana 93 · Horton. Det 21 :· May, Bait , ~ ·1 Scott , MiL B_ onds, NY and Philadelphia 3 Buffalo 1 Burroughs , Tex 20. (On ly games scheduled ) Boston Kan Ci ty 28 24 16 23 29 27 2-4 24 33 · FLOWERS · :1! • to ChUrCh SerotCe . . ·51A% Sayre succeeds board Hill Remount pictures when they warp B44"thdar 0b · served Just Highest · Interest Rates In The Area MAlN ROLE- Melvin, the main charact~ in the Operetta "Elephants:Clowns-Circus . SoWids" is surrounded by his friends, 1-r, Kathy Baker and Becky Lee, Siamese twins; Tonja Salser, pocket; Laren Wolfe, cook; Jay Bostick, clock; Mark Simpson, who played Melvin; David Samons, football player; Ricky Werry, closet door; Alan Crisp, water faucet, and Tammy Smith,lat lady. The event was under the direction of Mrs. Lee Lee, assisted by teachers of the school and Robert Beegle, principal. y's Poin 'Endorsement of the 1.6 mill columbine and it was used ort thur Strauss were hostesses planting project at the levy for o~ratlon of the Meigs the refreshment table. Mrs. for the meeting. Mrs. BY PO'LLY I:RAME;R monument marking George Community-Classes was given Reynolds who presided at the Reynolds presided at the. Washington's lan!llng in Ohio by tlle) lub. meeting read verses of the coffee service. Hostess prizes at Long Bottom was adopted Af-rangements lor tables at month submitted by Mrs. were won by Mrs. Walter FRIDAY Wednesday night by the ' the Middleport Alumni Harold Lohse and Mrs. Crooks and Mrs. Sheets. Mrs. PUBLIC AUCTION by Middleport Amateur Gar- banquet May 30 will be made . Morgan, Davis donated the traveling Meigs Band Boosters for new By POLLY CRAMER cumwate wr next Christmas. deners. by the club. Guest night was Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Ar- prize won by Mrs. Burkett. uniforms at Pomeroy Junior Meeting at the home of Mrs. announced for June nand will High building, doors open 6 p. DEAR POLLY - Tow of my Many simple things su~h as Everett Taylor, Mrs. James be held in the social room of __,..,..,:;c;,:-:-:-·-:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:<·:·>··:-:-··:·»>:~·:w.mlll'l'li:·:,· . ... . m.; sale starting at 7. Food pic tures have suddenly pol holders, aprons, apphance Sheets and Mrs. Daniel the Middleport firemen's ~r-·-• -.c-.c~~ ... · · sold before auction. Many warped . These are not dime covers and so on can be made Thomas of til~ club's bicen- headquarters. Each member ~ items of wide range be store pictures nor are they during the comt~g months. tennlal comuuttee presented is asked to take a guest. Mrs. · ~- sold. original oils. I have never Many good but mexpenstve the project. Roger Morgan will demon- ·~:' . , LAUREL Cliff Better wa shed th em with water . items can be bought at garage · Hea lth Club• 1: 30 p.m., a t the They sti ckout from the w~i l at and rummage sales. Watch . Tuesday Mrs, Sheets will be strate how to make wall · B"1 Charlene Hoeflich joined by Mrs. Harold Lohse, plaques. Mrs. Reynolds aphome of Mrs. Pollx Eichinger. least an inch. I cannot ge t lor special sales in the stores. them straight on the wall and Tape a piece of paper on th1e Mrs<!erman Moore, Mrs., C. pointed several committees to With the annual girl scout day camp less than. a month ' SATURDAY they look terrible. It is too outs1de of the box. Each lime E. Blakeslee, Mrs. Guy serve that night. TUPPERS Plains Pony Reynolds and Mrs. John Mrs. Erroll Conroy away, seven 1eaders and assistant leaders Wednesday comRICHARD ROSS Pulling Association meets at 8 cos tly to reframe them and I you add a gift write it on the R~JCCe for the trip to Long presented the program on wild pleted the multi-media first aid course offered by Mrs, Merle do hope to get some help from list. Meanwhile, if a birthday, Bottom for the first planting flowers. For roll call members Johnson, EMT instructor. She was assisted with part of the . p.m. in the Alfred Grange someone. - ANDREA. anniversary or other special during the 1975-76 year. Red named their favorite wild work by Bob Cooper who is associated with the Southeastern 11 Hall. DEAR ANDREA _ I even t arises you have gifts to geranlumsandwhitepetunias flower . Mrs. Edward Bu:rkett Ohio Emergency Medical Service. /11 1 . '.)' BAKE SALE, Kroger's, 10 presume from your letter that choose from . You have no idea will be planted with the made the arrangement of the Completing the course to qualify lor their first aid cards a.m., sponsored by MidcDeport these pictures do not have what a nice feeling you will were Esther DeMoss; Salisbury Brownies; Mrs. Judy Werry, Cub Scout Pack 245. members to enjoy a sack month of dogwood am! Mrs. Elizabeth Lane, Mrs. Carolyn Reeves and Mrs. Pat SOUTHERN Local Athletic glass over them but am not have when the holiday season IWich at noon. sure whether they are printed approaches and you see that The second phase will be Thomas of the Pomeroy Brownies; and Mrs. Joyce Sisson and Boosters Horse Show, 6 p.m. on paper or have an oil finish big box of things that have Mrs. Kay Hill, Syracuse Brownies. at Rbck Springs Fairgrounds. 1 · DaycampwillbeatCampKiashutanearChesterJune9to HARTFORD, W. Va. - Refreshments will be served. on canvas. If yours are oils been painlessly assembled panting of bulbs this fall for spring flowering tulips and done on canvas that Is throughout th e ye ar. daff ils 13 with Mrs. Nancy Jeff~rs as the camp director. Slips about Richard Shawn Ross SPAGHETTI dinner. 4-8 od' 'and the third will be the camping program wiU be sent home with the scouts next celebrated his first birthday p.m. at Syracuse Fire Station. fa stened over wood stretchers LYNN E. planting holly and dogwood in week. • April 21 at the home of his $1.50 for adults; 75 cents for new stretchers can be bought DEAR LYNNE - I know at an art store and the pictures how well this works. I have Ap:~ club voted to again pay . The charge will be $5 for ·the week and this will cover all parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph children age 12 and Wider. remounted on them to be flat done it lor many years . • •L f 1 tst be ed Mothers were honored camp supplies, materials and food. Plans are being made to Ross. Also a bake sale. Proceeds to again, If they are printed on Having such a box certainly 1 .oru.ecos 0 pan us transporttlleglrlstothecampsiteontlleBoyScoutbus. Giftswerepresentedtohim · go to the Syracuse Fire in the plant;no by JWI . t'or Gu-'I during the morning servt'ce at paper or a light cardboard put eliminates that panicky • .., Girls not affiliated with a scout troop may attend the camp by lamilv and friends and Department. Scout Troop 39 at Mt'd•'eport the Bradford Church of Christ. • in the frames with glass and feeling one often gets when be w · g .., •• plus 12 cents a day lor insuranee coverage. Those · cake and punch were served in Village Hall. Mrs. Hilda King was by paym RUTLAND Baseba 11 enough heavy backing to push realizes the lime Is getting Mrs. Sheets reported on the recognized as the oldest interested should contact the leader of the troop in their neigh- the evening. His visitors League, bake sale 9 a.m., and keep them flal against the short I also think that picking hike-bike in which she rode for mother present and for havink borbod. during the day were Mrs. Rutland Department Store. glass. Most hardware stores out gifts at one's leisure the club tin til t sh od been a Christian the longest, Stanley Harbour • Mrs. John RACINE Firem e n ' s no g a er e SYRACUSE TROOP 01254 Kiirschnik and Keith, Mrs. Auxili""Y sponsoring an ice sell a spray adhesive that makes it more likely that they the entire 25 miles, with the 67 years. Also honored were tk' 1 ed · ~ could be used on a heavy will be things one will lee! are Lori Michae1 and Becky A ms were we com miD Donald Smith, Mrs. G~rtrude cream social, 5:30p.m. at fire M club paying $25 to the Meigs rs . Rose Hysell, · the · T · 1a k The Mitchell, his grandmother, . station followed by dance at backing. Smooth the picture more personal and that will be Chapter Of the Oht.0 youngest mother, and Mrs . Syracuse Browrue roop 01254 at a meetmg st wee . careluily over that. more to their liking. Brownies completed their Mother's Day prQjects and prac- Mrs. Betty Ross, Mrs. Larry 7:30 p.m. with Kord Kings AssOciation lor the Mentally SYIvia Blake, Mrs. Evelyn POLLY. POLLY. , Monday night tll_ey.visited WMPO radio. '·Tom and Richard, providing music. Wood, Mrs. Jerry Ughtfoot ticed_for investiture_ Retarded' 11 he 1 f d ts Mr Officers elected for the 1975- and Mrs . Linda Stobart; A wtener roast WI he d later thiS month. Re reshments hts great~gran paren ' . GOSPEL Concert featuring DEAR POLLY - A Pe t 76 year were Mrs. Reece, mothers having the most we~e served. , and Mrs.' L. E. Piersall and The Homeward Bound Trio Peevnlf mine is to observe a president; Mrs. Taylor, vice children present. Each was , Mrs. Rhoda Yeager. and the Stewart Family, waitress scratching her head 1293 AND 1292 resident·, Mrs. Burkett, presented a small potted RtrrLANDTROOPS His grandparents, Mr. and Huntington , at 22nd St. Church or handling her hair and then P In conjunction with tbe "Keep America Beautiful" project Mrs Charles Yea•er Marty f G d p · t PI t 7 30 treasurer·, and Mrs. · Sheets, plant. · • ' . o o • om easan • : serving food to the customers. of scoutin•, •iris ol Brownie Troop 1293 took a litter walk Yea•er Vicki Burton Mr and p ul Ch m · • • • • . • · p.m. a apman, pas tor • - MRS. M.S. secretary: 'Jlhey will be in- Special ustc was aroundtlleoldRutlandGymnasiumtocleanuptllearea. Mrs Joe Lish and Lisa Mr · 't th bl' · • · mvt es e pu tc. stalled at the September presented for mothers with DEAR MRS. M.S. - I once The Rutland Juniors ol Troop 1292 began a basic first aid and Mrs. Larry Noble, Chris SUNDAY went into a new quick-order meeting. Floyd Harrison playing a song course being taught by Mrs. Merle Johnson. and Jeff, Donna Wilson, Mr. COUNTY WIDE pra yer type restaurant, saw a counter Mrs. Guy Reynolds and on his guitar and the youth and Mrs. Eddie Lish and meeting, 2 p.m. at Bald Knob Mrs. Harry Davis reported on choir singing a special Fr ki M dM J an e, r. an rs. ames Mission Church with Glen hoy cleaning his ear and then go on serving food. I have the recent meeting of the number. A D' hl te · Bissell, class teacher. At the Sunday evening county cub I representatives · .never been inside the door of and plans for the Regatta service, Mrs, Norma Russell ANNUAL Homecoming at that eatery again, -'- POLLY. flower show ID be held bext read a poem for mothers and . the Naomi Baptist Church, DEAR POLLY - This is the month. The club will make Jackie Reed and . Ruth Durst f· i Pomeroy. 9:30a.m. Sunday time of year to think about arrangements for four sang "He Washed My Eyes . I Cl J, School With Oscar Qualls, prese nts for next Christmas . classes. with Tears". Harry and . superintendent, in charge; 11 Many people ge t more joy out Tressie Hendricks sang Bill Basansky·, full-time be a luncheon meeting with a.m. Rev. Eddie Buffington, of giving than receiving. With "What A Friend We Have in faculty member of Oral residents ·of the Gallipolis The Rio Graqde College speaker; 4 p. m. Mrs. Edna lhe present hi gh cost of Mother", and "Shake Hands Roberts University, Tulsa, State Institute and their Grand Chorale, Wider the Darling, Methodist everything and less money to ' with Mother Again". Okla ., will be the guest chaplain and a 1:30fellowship cDrection of Merlyn Ross will Theological School , spend this is almos t imFor All Occasions seminar conductor for a meeting , again at Gallia present its annual spring Delaware, guest speaker. possible to do at Christmas ~ching seminar May 25, 26 Academy, will close the concert Sunday, May 18, at 3 CHICKEN barbecue on time. The solution is to begin We Wire Flowers Everywhere and 'tl in Gallipolis. session. , p.m. in Lyne Center. upper Pomeroy parking lot •'OW. Keep a big cardboard ' DEADLINE CHANGED Anyone needing additional Highlights of this year's beginning at noon by the box in a dry place to hold the The seminar is sponliCired by The reservation deacDine for the Full Gospel Business inlormation about the event will be atorale Alumni Pomeroy Fire Department. things you now star! to acthe Middleport Alumni Men's Fellowship In· meetings should call 446-2431, Day, All Grande Chorale RAClNE JW!iorHigh School Association banquet has been ternational, Gallipolis 446-9889, WHl94~ or 446-4551. members, from the and Southern District Pomeroy· Flower Shop extended to May 23. Reser· chapter. Program schedule IS HOSPITAUZED organization's conception in Elementary Bands will vations are to be made with Becky Roush, daughter of Mrs. Millard Van Meter for the seminar sessions 1966 have been invited to present a concert at 2:30p .m. Ph. 99~·5781 Ph . 991·2039 Miss Freddie Houdashelt, Sunday will begin with J participate and an open public iwthe jWiior high auditorium . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush , Middlevort. reception honoring ·the alumni Direction is by Joy Bigler ; no Pomeroy, RD., is a patient at morning worship at the Grace · United Methodist Church at will be held prior to the con- admission charge. · Holzer Medical · Center, Middleport, 0. 10:45a.m.,amen'sbuffetatl cert at I p.m., also in Lyne RESERVATIONS close Gallipolis, Her room number p.m. in the Holiday IM, (,1,1 J Center. today lor Racine Alumni is 5IO. Kanauga, and a praise :~ervice The 11>-voice chorale will banquet and dance which is . at the Grace Church at 7 p.m. perform a varied program, May 24. Reservations and MAY SPEtiAL On Monday the group will taking selections from their dues should be sent to Mrs. meet for brea~fast at 7:30 , ./teV1J 14-<lay Florida Tour Program. Raymond Pierce, Route 2, . a.m . in the Holiday Inn, and .)' Additional rwmbers recentiy Box 44, Raeine . make a guest appearance at adapted for this concert will SONG FEST, Racine Clrurch the Memorial Day Services in TUPPERS PLAINS _ The be presented. of ihe Nazarene, 2:30 p.m. the Pine St. Cemetery at 10. A Tuppers Plains PTO Boosters Gr~de Chorale Alumni Day with Rev. Bartholomew and YQUth seminar and rally will meeting Monday night at the 1975 will be .nightcapped by an other local talent. t OO"' SOLID STATE CHASSIS , take place at the city park at school voted to endorse the l.H hon~rs. banquet at the MONDAY • 100 % SOLID STATE CHASSIS • 21" diagonal picture • 1:30p.m.andat7:30therewill mill operating levy for the Gallipolis~oliday Inn. Three CHESTER PTA, 7:30p.m. Instant Picture and Sound • Plug-in Circuit Modules • be a fellowship meeting at Meigs county Community seniors. will receive spec!BI at the grade school. Quick-Set Picture Control - press one buUon, and automatically set vertical hold . balance brightness and conGallia Academy High School Classes. · · recogmhon: James BarksBUSINESS meeting of trast at pre-set levels! • Custom-Malic Pre-Set VHF and Auditorium. Judge Manning Webster dale~ Columbus; Iesa Wag~er, hoard of Meigs Holiness Assn . UHF Tuning • Dipole anten na • Private listening earphone Tuesday Basansky will be a was speaker at the meeting. Martella, and Bonnie Slllltll, 7:30 p.m. in ·educational jack • INCLUDES ROLL-ABOUT CART guest on the WJEH radio He talked on the levy and also Jack_son, and nu~erous building of Pomeroy Church of "Chatterbox" program at led in a discussion on juvenile servtce awards Will be Nazarene ; all members urged 10:30 a.m. At 11:45 there will delinquency. presented. . to attend. New officers introduced Mrs. Peg ·Thomas will be SPECIAL candysiripers were Jim Caldwell, president; guest speaker lor the meeting in honor of senior COMPLETE COURSE festivities. RUTLAND Seven Judy Sams, vice president; Area residents and students members, 7 p.m. in Veterans PICTURE Rutland firemen and auxiliary Pat St)rivers, secretary; are cordially Invited to attend Memorial Hospital cafeteria. 100% CONTROL INSTANT SOLID STATE members Monday night Janet Chichester, treasurer; Pre ss one button- and ·'ICTUAE&SOUND MIDDLEPORT PTA, 7:30 the reception and concert. · CliASSIS 1 ~ waiting! Turn the au_tomatlcally set ~ er completed the multi-media and Libby Sayre, news p.m. Installation of officers, Ne chassi s tub es to Ucal hol d, balance set on ... proQram burn out or Iaiii brightness anll con comtS on Instant!~. first aid course ta~ht by Mrs. reporter. Don Hanning's fourth grade to 3 speed fan. full thermostat control, 110 trast at pre-set lsvelsl Announcements by Mrs. Janet Bolin and Mrs. Merle lead in the pledge of volts. Just plug in. ' ~s Johnson, EM'T llfst aid in· Bea Douglas were class trips allegiance, with the greeters • structors. In the group were Tuesday, May 20; olympic and hostesses to be the room Mrs. Marjorie Davis, day, Friday, May 16; choir mothers of Mrs . Wilson . Raymond Wilcox, Mrs. Lois concert. at Eastern High Carpenter's first grade. School, May 15; and the last Ann Walker, James Birch· CHESTER- Mother's Day MIDDLEPORT, 0. .. MIDDLEPORT ' field, 992·2635 Billy Hall, Adeline day of school, May 28 . was observed at the Michael Refreshmenls were served by home near Chester 'with a Snowden, and Bill Smith. the kindergarten room basket dinner on the lawn. mothers . Attending were Mr: and Mrs. G. S. Michael, lli:r. and Mrs. w. s. Michael and Tim, Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Michael and Mathew,. Mr. and Mrs. The Year of the Open .Bible Wilber Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Leifheit, Mrs. Wilmetta Place Your Order; Now! Leifheit, Mrs. Hazel Shull of Logan, Patsy il\amey and · Loui:~e Michael, Columbus. ·Sunday G. S. Michael wlll King James Version obserVe his 97th birthday. I. • l Social Calendar · A three-phase bicentennial 'I . • \ I 5 Th Da' . ! " . -:- . e ily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomerov. o.. Friday, May 16, 197~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •: . •• • ••• •• · •• Middleport Book Sfore ., ;-,• .l •I ._, B01111NG COMPANY Middleport, .Ohio ,: ROYAL CROWN Middleport ' . ~ MtDDLEI'OAT BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLIPORT, OHIO ,. . \{. ".. �,_. ________________.._._____________________ !-· 6- The DaUy Sentmel, MJddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 16, 1975 • POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Re\1 W H Perrm , pa st or Roy Mayer, Sunday schoo l supt Chur ch scho ol 9 15 am , worshtp se rvt ce . 10 24 Youth chot r rehearsal , em Monda y , 3 30 p m under direc t ion of Mury Sli.tnner sentor ch ot r rehearsal 7 30 p m Th ur sday wtlh Mrs Paul Nea se dtrector POMEROY CHURCH THE NAZARENE - Un ton and OF Corner Mulberry Rev Clyde V Hen d erson . pastor Sunday schOol. 9 30 am • Glen McClung , supt , morntng worsh tp , 10 30 a m even tng s en~t ce. 7 30 mtd week. serv tee , Wednesday , 7 30 p rn GRACE EPISCOf;'AL - The Rev Haro ld D ee th r ector Ch ur ch servt ces 10 30 a m Holy communton ftrst Sun d ay of month c hur ch sc hooL 10 30 am for nursery th ro ugh 12 POMEROY CHRIST - CHURCH OF T erre ll Gronmger , Btbl e schooL 9 30 pastor am worshtP ad ul t· worShip 10 JO am serv 1ce and young peop le's mee t 1n'i,l . 7 30 p m Comb an ed Btble study and prayer meetmg Wed nesday . 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY En voy Ray W Wmtng Offtcer m charge Sunday 10 am , Hol tness meet mg , 10 30 am . Su nday Sch ool Young People s Leg ton . 7 p m Thursday , 1 to 3 p m Ladtes Home League 7 p m Pr e p classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , Co rn er of Sycamore and Secon d Sts , Pomero y Th e Rev Wtlltam Mtdd les warth Pastor Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Church Serv tc:es 11 a m SACRED HEART - Rev Father f?a ul D Welron pastor Phon e 992 2825 Saturday evenang Mass , 7 30. Sunda y Mass , 8 and 10 a m , Confess ton , Sa t urday , 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn , pasto r . W•ll•am watson . Sun da y school su pt Sunda y school , 9 30am , BYF , 6pm , Btble s tud y cho tr Wednesday ,· 7 p m , p r~ ct t ce . Wednesday , B 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harr• so nvtll e, Rev 0 De' ll Manl e y , Pastor , Henry Ebltn . Sunday Sc hoo l Su pt Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am Eventng worshtp 7 30 p rn Prayer and Pratse servtce , Thursday 7 30 pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Rev Georg e Oile r , pastor Sund ay sch ool , 9 45 am . morntng p r eachtng , II am , evangel 1sttc servtc:e , 7 30 p m Prayer meeltng , Thursday , 1 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIOE. CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W Matn St Je rry Paul mtntster , ph1one 992 7666 Co n ser ~J atlve non tn strum en ta l Sund ay wor Shtp, 10 am Btble study , 11 a m , worshtp 6 p m Wed nesd ay Btble s tudy , 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH No n de nom•nattona l LangSVI lle Dexter Road , Theron Durham pastor Sunday school 10 a m even1n9 wo rs h tp 7 30 p m prayer rneeltng , Tuesday , 7 30 p m youth g r oup , r r tday , 1 30 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Rog er T urn er pastor Su nday sc hool 10 am Su nda y eve nmg servtce . 7 30 Wedn esday B1ble study, 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH -Rev Ron Te rry pastor Sunda y sc hool 10 a m , Mr s Worl e y Fran c •s . su pertn t enden t Morntng worshtP. 11 am Sunday even1 ng serv •ce, 7 30 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preachmg 9 JO a m , ftrs t and second Sundays of e a ch month , lh trd a n d fourth Su ndays each mont h ~ wors h tP servtce at 7 30 p m Wednesday even tng s at 7 30 Pra yer and B1b!e Study SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulberry He 1ght s. Pom e roy Pastor Gtrard Se to n Sa bbath school ever y Satu rda y at 2 p m and the Sermonette Our homes are under ternfic pressure. But this basic building block of all soctel!es, God's first mstitution, can be helped and saved if we are willing to love and share as we should. Joe Garman, Director of Pnson Ministry for Revival Fires, gives the following directiOns to preserve the home an~ solve the problem of JUVenile delinquency. These were suggested by young priSoners themselves , some of the 150,000 young people under 17 who will go to bed tomght behmd bars. Ten rules to build a good home: -Gtve your children three healthful meals each day. -An adequate supply of clean and respectable clothing. - A secure, comfortable place to sleep -A consistent manifestatiOn that a chtld 1s loved and wanted. -A consiStent program of disctpline and training. -By example, and by stunulal!on make Christ the Sav10ur and Lord of their hfe and instst on reg ular church attendance. - Provtde some acttvtty at least on ce a week which the entire family can do together . - Encourage respect for law and order. -Make a child's friends feel welcome. - Make " Home" the child's headquarters where he can get in withoul a latch key and know there will be someone there to welcome him at any time. Ten things your child should never see his parents do: -Become intoxicated. -Use violent, obscene or profane language. -Exlubtt or boast of unmoral conduct. - Indulge in falsehoods. -Engage in vtolent quarrels. -Cormnit or boast of perpetratmg a crune. - &ast of cheatmg a netghbor or of dishonest practtces m business. - Indulge in ot..cene stones or reading pornographic literature in the home . -Use brutal or unreasonable purushment m correcting a child. -Dppose authorities, such as teachers, welfare workers, police, by blindly defending a child who has admitted improper conduct. '-George Glaze, Pastor, Church of Christ, Middleport. ,h ... "' '" " ,, " " ~ '· '· Wed nc;d"y . a p m MORSE CHAPEL worShip 11 am . 1st and Jrd Sunday s . Church School, tO worShtp servtce follOWing at 3 15 p m Open Btblc d tscuss•on . J 30 P "' at t he churc h each Thursday am FIRST SOUTHERN PORTLAND WorShip BAPTIST 282 Mu lb erry 7 10 p m . Church Sc hool 9 30 Ave , Pomeroy , afftltated wtth• am S 8 C th e R ev Bradl ey SUTTON Wor sh ip , II Sp e nc e r , pa s tor TrQy a"' e very surrday . chu rc h Zwdllng . Sunday sc hool su pl sch<1o l. 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Sunday school , 9 J O am morn tng wor s h tp , 10 30 Rev . Robert Me ece Sunday eva nge li Sti c meeting , Rev stanley Brandum 7 30 p m Prayer meeltng , JOPPA - Worsh tp 10 am Wedn e sday , 7. 30 P m Chu r cll School 9 a m . Pray er MIDDLEPORT Meet 1ng We dnesday , B P m MT MORIAH BAPTIST LONG BOTTOM - Church Corner Fou rth and Matn , serviCes. 9 a m , Sunday Mtddleport Rev Henry Key, Sc hool 9 45 am Btble Study Jr , pastor Sunday Sc hoo l, every Thursday , 7 30 p m 9 30 am , Mrs Ervtn NORTH BETHEL Baumgardner. supt , Mo r nt ng worsh 1p 11 am , Church worsh1p , 10 45 am School 10 a m JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES ALFRED - Sunday school. e ach Sunday , - La rry Carn ahan pres td mg 9 4 5 am mtn tster Sunda y, B tb le preac h 1ng at 11 am each lec t ure , 9 30 am Watch Sunday Prayer meettng , 7 45 tower s tudy 10 30 am p m Wednesday , WSCS, 8 Tuesday Btb le s tudy , 1 30 p m on thtrd Tuesday ea ch p m Thur s day m1nt s try month schoo l 7 30 P m • service • REEDSVILLE Suilday meettng B 30 P m · H school 9 30 a m pre ach tng . MIDDLEPORT CHURC 7 30 p m Sunday , prayer OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN meetmg 7 30 p m Tu esday . UNION - Lawrence Mantey , w scs , 7 JO ftrst Thur sday pastor . Mr s Ru sse ll Young , each month Sunday Scllool Supt Sunday SILVER RIDGE - WorSh iP Sc hool 9 30 am Even1ng lOa m Chur ch Sc hool. 9a m worShip , 1 30 Wednesday TUPPERS PLAINS pray er meettng , 1 30 P m worsh 1p 9 a m • Church MT MORIAH CHURCH OF School . 10 am GOO - Ra c tne Route 2, the KENO CHURCH OF Rev James M Muncy, CHRIST - George Fredertck, paslor Sun day school, 9 45 s upt Se r v 1ce weekly . 9 30 am morn 1n g worshtp , 11 am on Sunday Preachang a m . eventng worsh tp , 7 30 t 1rst and thtrd Sundeys of Prayer meet ,ng , Tuesda~, month by Clifford Smt th , 9 30 7 30 p m , Young peoples am m eettng , 7 30 p m Thursday HOBSON CHRISTIAN MIDDLEPORT FIRST UNION - Darrell Ooddrill BAPTIST - Corner s.xt h and pastor Sunday School, 9 30 Palmer , the Rev Cleo Y am , Leonard Gi lmore . t.rst Boyd . pa s tor. Danny Thomp e ld er even tng servtce, 7 30 son, Sunday school supt p m Wednesday prayer WMPO rad•O program • 7 45 meet 1ng 7 30 p m am Sunday school. 9 15 MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF am . mornmg worshtp , 10 15 GOD - Ractne Route 2 Th e a m Youth acttvtt•es and Rev Charles Hand , pastor fellow sh tp for run1 or and s unday school , 9 45 am . sen tor h1gh students, 6 . P m mornmg worship , 11 am Sunday Even tng Worshtp at Even 1ng serv1ces, Tuesday 7 30 Mtd week prayer ser and F rtdav , 7 30 p m v1ce. Wednesday , 7 30 P m BEAR:WALLOW R:IDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, CHURCH OF CHRIST - Btble Mtdd le por t. Sth and Mam , study 9 30 a m , mornmg George Gla ze, mtntster , worsh 1p, 10 30 am , evenmg James S ~eets , supertn worsh 1p, 6 30 p m Wednesday tendent B1ble sc hooL 9 30 Btble Study , 7 30 p m am , mornmg worship , 10 30 MT. OLIVE CHURCH am , even tng worsh1p , 7 30 , Long Bottom , Sunday School. prayer servtce , 1 P m Wed 10 a m Wtth Wtllard P1gott , nesday .-'1 sup! EvangeltSttc message MIDDLEPORT Church each Sunday eventng , 7 30 by 01 The Nazarene Elder Russel l Clme , mtn•Ster Rev Don Cole, pas of the Apostoltc Fa1th Btble tor. Alfred Ruschel, St udy , Wednesday, 7 30 p m Sunday School s up! Sunday S T 1V E R S V 1 L L E C0 M · schoo l 10 a m , morn 1ng MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday worshtp , 11 am . Sunday school servtce, 10 a m evangei iSttc meet1ng , 7 30 Prayer meetmg, Thursday, 7 prayer meet mg . p m , Sunday even tng serviCe, p m , Wednesday. 7 30 p m 7pm T H E U N I T E 0 ZIOttCHURCH OF CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN MIN· - Pom e roy Harr tso nvlll e ISTRY OF MEIGS Road Md(e Gtrlon , pastor , COUNTY, Dwtght L Zavttz , St even Stanley, Sunday school Pastor Otrector supt s unday s c hool. 9 JO HARRIS 0 NV ILL E am , mornmg worsh 1p and Sunday Church School, 9 30 communion , 10 30 am am , Mrs Ho.mer Lee , Supt . sunday evenmg youth Morn tng Worshtp , 10 30 Omst tanendeavor , 6 30p m MIDDLEPORT Sunday worshtp serv tce. 7 30 P m Church School , 9 30 a~ " Wednesday even tng prayer John F Fultz , Supt · Mornmg meettng and B1b le study , 7 JO p m Worsh1p , 10 30 SYRACUSE Morn tn g ST JOHN LUTHERAN Worshtp , 9 am · S unday CHURCH, Ptne Grove , The Church School. 10 am ' , Mrs PastorWill tam Mtddleswarth Sampson Hall , Supt Church ServiCeS 9 30. RUTLAND CHURCH OF am SundaySchool J030am GOD Phti i iP Whtfley , BRADBURY CH RCH OF pastor Sunday school, 10 CHRIST- Bible Schoo l. 9 30 am. worshiP serv 1ce, 1 P m · am, mornmg worShiP 10 30 ~rayer meetmg . Wednesday , am Sunday evenmg worshiP 7 30 P m serv1ce 7 p m , choir prac t tce HAZEL COMMUNITY Wednesday 7 p m Rev Jeff CHURCH Near Long Ranson , Pastor Bottom , Edsel Ha t , pastor ANTIOUITY BAPTIST Sunday sct1oc r, r10 am · Rev Freeland Norrts, pastor Church 7 30 P m pra yer Sunday school 10 a m , meetmg . 7 30 P m Thursday Church servtce, 7 p m MID 0 L E PORT PEN· Wednesday Btble St udy . 1 TECOSTAL ;- Th trd Ave , th e p m Rev Wi!ltam KnttteL pastor RACINE CHURCH OF THE Ronald Dugan , Sunday School NAZARENE- Rev Wtlliam Supt Classes for all ag_es , Bartholomew, pastor Sun day evenmg serv~ee , 7.30, B•ble school , 9 : 30 am, Ge rald study , Wednesaday, 1 30 Well s, supt. mornmg wor p m , youth servtces, Fr1day, Shtp, 10 30 am , Wednesday 7 30 P m serv1ce, 7 p m FREEWILL BA~TIST RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum , Mtd -Waller P B•kacsan , pas tor , H d!eport , Noel errman, Ronnte Salser , Sunday schOol pastor Sa turday evenmg supt Sunday school , 9 30 serv1ce, 7 p m Sunday sch.ool am , mornmg worshtp , 10 40 , 10 am , Sunday eve n1ng Sun day evenmg worSh tp , 1 30 worsh•b , 7 ~'e'IGS ~~3~.eid30Y evenin g Bib le COOPERATIVE OANVILLE WESLEYAN _ PAR ISH THE UNITED Rev Lelon Gtasure , pastor Sunday Sch ool , 9. 30 a m , METHODIST CHURCH youth and JUniOr youth ser RobertT Bumgarner v•ce, 6 45 P m , evening D~rector worship , 7 30 P m · pf"ayer POMEROY and HICks P m pra.s·e ' Wednesday , 1 30 Rev carlECLUSTER Rev.D Wm Sydenstricker SILVER RUN FREE, CHESTER Wo sh 9 15 Ch hS ho~l ~~Cam BAPTIST- Rev Ralph Dean. am , urc c pas-tor Sunday Sch ool , 10 ENTERPRISE - Worshtp, am, Leon Miller , supt 9 am , Church School. 10 a m Eventng service, 7 30 p .m , FLATWOODS Worshtp, Prayer meetmg, Thursday, ~ev 11 am Church SchOOL 10 am POMEROY WorShip , 10 30 a m • Ch ur Ch School 9 15 • m • UMYF 6 · 30 P m ROCK SPRINGS - l'l.rsh ' P lOam Churct1 School9 am , 30 UMYF 6 P m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev . Robert Bumgarner " Remember When" wtll be of the Progressive Mother's HEATH - WorshiP 10 30 • m •• Chur c h School 9 30 the theme for the South League, Galhpolis . am . UMY F 7 p m Central Distnct Spring RUTLAND - Worsh1p 9 15 Mrs Oscar Heus1, Ohw Conference of the Ohto Chtld Chlld ConservatiOn League, am , Church School 10 am , F 7Pm Conservation League at t he vice pres tdent, wtll gtve the UMY SALEM CENTER Salisbury Elementary School president's message. Durmg Worsh•P 9 am, Church 'School 10 am , UMY F Thurs Saturday. the buswess meetwg the day 7 P m Registrahon and cof!!!l',hour achtevement awards wtll be SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Richard E Jarv1s wtll be from 9 to 9 :2!J• a.m. presented ASBURY Worsh tp 11 a m • Church School 9 50 when the mormng session wtll At 10: 30 am. a workshop am WSCS, 1st Tuesday begm . FOREST RUN - Worsh tp 9 w1ll be conducted by Mrs. · School 10 am , Mrs. Lloyd E Danner , Heusi on " What ts Happemng am , Church dtslrtct president, will prestde m CCL " There will also be a WSCS, Jrd Wednesday , 7 30 Pm wtth the mvocahon to be, g)yen workshop on sculpture and MINERSVILLE- Worship l Oam , Church Schoo l9 am , by Rev. W H Perrin of wood carvmg by Jack Slavin, mscs 3r"u Mon•ay 7 30 p m • u • Trinity Church, Pomeroy . The art teacher at Meigs Htgh ...... SYRACUSE - Church pledge to the flag will be led by School. School, 9 30 am ' worship serviCe, 7 30 p m Mrs . Eugene Houdashelt wtth SOUTHERN CLUSTER Followmg the luncheon, the Rev . StevenWils.on the welcome by Mrs. Pa~ri~k Rev. W. H Pernn wtll speak Rev Howard(Dorcas~ Sh1velev Duffy, Mtddleport CCL on ·the conference theme . BETHANY Worshtp 9. 30 am , church president. The response will Entertawment will be Sc ho o I 10 30 9 m . be by Mrs . Ch;lrles Ga tewood presented by John Lisle CARMEL - Worshic , 10 15 a e S d h h Scmhoolev,Ory30 aumn ay, c urc · APPLE GROVE - 5 un d ay School. 9 JO a .m , worship, I 'I • • th d Su days 7 30 .r r n m • e,110 g ' ptrm , nu praye RUTLAND - The Hysell Vmcent, Pomeroy; Mr. and W 7 •· 30 P m e d ne Sda Y• family met at Forest Acres Mrs. Roger Hysell, Dennis, 6 Park near Rutland on Janelle, and Billy, Mr. and second Tuesday, 7•JO p m EAST LETART Mother's Day for a ptcmc. Mrs Gary Hysell and Gary, - Sunday sch ool , 9 30 am , worship , Celebrated at the ptcmc was Jr., Pomeroy ; Edna Mae second and fourth Sundays . the birthday of Mrs. Dehver Swick, Rt. I, Middleport; Mr. 7 30 p m , prayer meeltng , Wednesday, 7 30 p m , Hyllell who was presented and Mrs. Guy Bush, June U M.W , flr:;t Wednesday , 7 30 with a'decorated cake by her · Murphy ancl Debbte, Mid· P ~ESLEYAN ( Rac•ne) daughter, Mrs . RB!ph Painter, dleport·; and Becky Auther· Sunday school , 10 am , worSh•P· II a .m .. Bible study , and gifts from her frumly . son, Minersville Thursday • 7 P m · Cho.·r Attending were Mr. and Pr.ct 1C. ' Thurs•ay u • a p m • Fellowship s upper . f.rst Mrs . Guy Hysell, Lwda , Wettnesday , 6 30 . 8pm p m , Donald and Donna Kay, Rt. 4, UMW fourthMonday SALE PLANNED GREAT BEND - Worsh1p Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs Ralph The 4-H Lady Bugs Club will II am , 2nd and 4th Sundays . Painter, Becky and Victor, Rt. Church SchooL 10 am LETARt FALLS Wor I, Mlddlep<rt; Mr. and Mrs. have a bake sale Saturday at 9 Shtp,IOam . , Chur c hschoa l,9 a.m . at the Route 7-33 lv111 Wood, Bonme, Keith, am , B1ble study, 1 30 p m Tuesday Rodney and Lora Jane, Long Roadside Market instead of at every MORNING STAR - Wor Kr<1gers as was previously Bottom; Mr. and Mrs . Earl ShiP 9 30 Sc hool, announced 10 30a m am M10, Chur Weekc hService Mossman, Tammy and Conference schedule set Hysells hold park gathering I 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF. GOD Rev Dan Ayers pastor Sunday sc hool , 9 30 am worst11p se rvtc e, 11 am , evenmg servtce , 7 30, youth service , Wednesday , 1 30 P m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ted Jones . pastor Sunday school, 9 30 am , Roy Sigman, supl , h morntng wors tp , 10 30 ' Sunday evenmg serv tce, 7 30 · mtd week service , Wed nes•ay, 7 30 p m u SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE -Rev Howard c Bjack , pastor' Bob Moor e, Sunday School Supt , S d S I I f II un ay c hoo 'c asses or a 9 30 ages. am · morntng worShip, 10 45 , NYPS Sunday, 6 30 P m ev an g ellstlc ;;.,edr 1 Vtce , Sunday , 7 · 30 P m week meettng , Wed nesdayprayer . 7 30 p m , Misstonary meettng, second Wednesday , 7~pm UNITED FAtT,H NON DENOMINATIONAL _ Rev Roberr Sm•th, pastor Sunday school, 9 30 am , c.!ass leader . Leo Hll! . worship serv•ce 10 30 am , church, 7 30 p m ED E N • UNITED BRETHREN IN CHURIST Elden R BlaKt! , pastor_ Sunday School , 10 a .m , Howard McCoy, supt . Morntng sermon, 1l am , Sunday night services Chrtsttan Endeavor , 7 30 p m , Sang' serv ic e, 8 p m , Preacht'ng B 30 P m , Mid week Prayer mg , Wednesday . 7 p mmeet , Ray Adams , lay leader. -r-' . L -- ' ' \ \ \ \ \\ \ \\ \ \ \ \ \ \' \\ \ \1 \ \ \ \ ,\ I , SMIDt NELSON MOTORS CAPTAIN EASY ARE; YOU SAYINC. !!USTER I<AU.IKAKS. !!EEI<J I<IPI<JAPE;D 8Y A KILLE!i: ?' I'IELL · ER·JF NOTA Klll.ER, P05518LY A 13EATE""'· UPPER.! CADS l.II<E ORVV, PUT l!oACK THAT LAMP AND DA GURU ASHTR.AY·· MID THOSI" HOTeL. :roweLs! A HONEST CONTEMPT ! BORN LOSER Wedne~d.tloo~ ~oo~~\v UtE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto, pastor Sunday Sc hooL 9 30 am. eventng worship, 1 30 Thursday evenmg prayer service , 7 30 pm MASON FIRST BAPTISTSecond and Pomeroy Sts ' Stan Sunday school.Cra1g 9 45, pastor am , worShiP servtce. 11 am , train tng un .on , 6 30 p m . eventng worsh1p serv1ce , 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer servi c e , Wednesday , 7 30J' m MASON CH RCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box 487, Moiler St , Mason Va, WorshiP Sunday Btble Study, 10Wam It am and 1 p m Bibl e Study Wednesday 7 p m . Vocal mustc , FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST- Corner of Second and Anderson , Mason Pastor , Waiter Cloud Sunday school. 9 45"a fn , worsh•P serv tee, 11 am and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study , Wednesday, 7 30 3JlUWillM®IkJ 4c•u•&/.J,wottl '!- DD \ WEll I SEE All ~ A80UT J PltlSTON S CH£CK·0UT IS OfF m FRONT PAGE A.ND SHOY~D TO P-"io5. S.l-. TOp,t~.'i • n-& ' POLlC:l Ml lOO!iJN ' FOR A AND NOT A BAP OH, 1\'IEA, ANNIE , IF '!'OU N • ~E WA.S f/1. IA.II lOT - 'DIE lESS OF HUBBUB ~~~ SURE~ "1'\o\ElE MilS! ....... . A~lt SLIM£ ~SW~ KNeW, ott Hl (OUI.Oit"T KINP 1• (IRCUI..UION, HA'oll •IOTlCTtO '1\IE 6AN6 .t.s HE DID - 'tl(f. BeTTER · NEW M&ll 1 1l(E'I S"'i • lly HEN HI ARNOLD . m(l BOB LEE Unscramble these foor Jumbles, one letter to e~ square, to form four ordinary words. ()I:TfN lltOSE WMOSE STAI\IP ON ROTTEN STI\,.TS,III.Y r;MilP· SUCH ONES SU~ ONt ANO'tl(IR • OOP Pomeroy Ph. 992-3863 GOING1'00 FAST! N~MAKE tT! 307SprlngAve. Dlai992 ·231B 'lr=;::" ' clums ... er. Chuq acc'ident-prone J......~ll::'1!1l~ lonq, boi..j she dated Pop 1 A last · fr1end 1 of Eve's ... ~ · "' ~· " • (t> <"O!' 1."""' ~ ·~ '"' "' ~ ULABNER .SIGH.'!- SO YO' '>0' IS fEX.ACTLY LIKE YOUR MERCY SAKES, \5'llv1P. NO!r- IF YO' 15 WILLIN' TO GIT MARRIED- --..__...._ -5015 AH!r- IS c::oNNA SLAP MAH FACE AN 1 STOMP OUT; HUH '?- , SCR/Oi/6 ... OH ,YE5, I AM. I WANT TO CUT OUI? PRICES ONE MORE TIME! BUT WE'RE. ALilEADY L051NIZ> 'JljiRTY TO FORlY DOLLARS ON·EVERY 0~&5 WE SELL! ll--~--.-----,-----,---+------~---,----,,------1 I. KNOW BUT THE SELL 'ThtE MORE wfi THAT IWIS EASY! A 5HOIIT TI:RM LEASE AT A VE/tY I'AVOR!\eL.£ RENT.I\L' WE'rZe Ol=l" AND RUNNING'. WAID CROSS SONS STORE I Groceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph. 949-S772 . POWELL'S SUPER VALU " The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio BEN FRANKU" STORE next to Forest Acre P.ark, Va Chester Tennan t. pastor Attend the Church of Your Choice Rev Ray Rouse. pastor , Sund!y school, 10 am . TheFinestlnMoblleHomes Pomeroy Ph. 992-3498 Roberl Musser. Sunday School morntng worship , 11 am , 00 E Mal p ro p• 992703• supt Sunday schooL 10 30 evangelistic service, 7 30p m l-.:1.:1::.::.:.·:.:.::.:.:::"_ _:.;.0:.:m.:.:.:.e....:.y:__ _"_·__.....:._-+-------~----------1 am J worship 7 30 p m B•ble B1ble study and prayer ser study, Wednesday, 7 _30 P m , vice , Wednesday, 7 30 P m Phone 773 5133. Saturday n tgh t prayer ser HARTFORD CHURCH OF Vt~eE 7M3 ~g'2K GROVE CHRISTinChristtanun ,on CHRISTIAN- Roger Watson, 1The Rev William Campbell, Furnllureond Hardware Pomeroy 1 300 E Main pastor Sunday School. 9 30 p~stor , Ray Whaley , supt , Hom elite Saws PH 992 50B1 am , James Hughes , supt , Morn1ng wcrshtp , 9 30 am Cl1ester Ph 985·3308 Church school. 10 30 am eventng serv1ce, 7 30 p m e t ng ' 6 JO Wednesday evening __:._-1 1 , met young peopes meet tng, 7 . JO p m prayer Youth P m · evenmg worsh tp, 7 30 prayer serv1ce each Tuesday P m Btble Stu dy , Wednesday , FAIR V t E W BIBLE 7 30 P m CHURCH. Letart, W Va. FH MT UNION BAPTIST - 1, Rev George Hoschar, Rev Cecil Co)C , pastor pastor Sunday _Schocl 930 Kerm's Korner g : a y Schoo l supt , Joe am ~rayer .and Btble study Kermit Walton Church and Office Supplies-Gifts e, Sun day school. 9 45 7 30 p m Cotlage Prayer 99 Mill st . • Middleport Pomeroy . Sunday evening wor Serv•ce Tuesday , 10 am 7 30 Wednesday Worsh1p andp B~b le study , 7. 30 pprayer m ... 7. 30 p m Serv. ce, Thursday, IL.•••••••;.•••••••••••••••••••IIIIII••••~~i!••.l N&N SPORT SHOP ACROSS I Ah 5 Of flowers 11 Mimicked 12 Lose a voir· dupois 13 - Ca hforma 14 Accesstble (2 wds.) 15 Medteval shteld 16 N. Y 's Mayor Beame 17 Wme barrel IS Aquallc actress, Williams 20 Wharf dweller 21 Extremely 22 Clever 23- Keller· man 25 Arboretum Sights 26 Indigo plant 27 Have dinner 28 Netherlands I 1 XI j alt4!matne to TAURUS (Aprii20·May 20) Be aler t today lor an opportuntty that may come throug h a fam tly member or a relative It may carry a small cash reward GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A fnend has some good news he s eager to tell you It regards a new development you ve been hopmg w1il come about CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Fmanc1al prospects look very bnght tile neKt couple days Spec 1f1 ca!l y, your work or career IS tn the best pos1tton for gams DOWN I Infant 2 SWiftly 3 Typtfy I 4 wds.) 4 Oklahoma city 5 Gert ("Gold· finger" portrayer) 6 Social outcast 7 Poem 8 See 3 Down 14 wds. ) 9 Set m motwn LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll be able to create opportu mt1es for yourself today because of yo ur positive approach Dwell on opt1m1St1c tt1oughts SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) You're 1n an excellent ach1ev1ng cycle the next few days Ex~ tend you rself 1n your work or career A nch harvest comes later SAGlTT ARtUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Dealings today wrth persons who have an expans1ve outlook and aren't afrard to take a few chances will bnng prospe rity to you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19) Your best chances for gam today he 1n a srtuatlon where you share a vested mterest Both parttes will profit AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 11) You wtll be maktng a deciSIOn today that w1\l have tarreachmg beneficial eHects, 1f you follow through on things as you see them now PISCES (Fob. 20·-Ch 20) Contmue to behave in your talent and ability You wtll not be demed the fru1ts of your too much longer Your Birthday VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) May, 17, 1875 You'll rece1ve help tn an area A large opportunity w111 come where you're very sensitiVe and to you th iS year t~rough a secrettve"*" from one aware of mystenous Circumstance Yesterday's Answer your present needs He won't You'd be WISe not to diSCUSS It 10 " Wmter 's 24 Wmdflower betray you ' unbllt's well on tts way Tale" 25 Destgnate LIBRA (Sapl. 23-0cl. 231 A (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I king 29 Jalopy 16 Greetmgs, 30 Asststed mate' 31 Stallc 19 - bndge 35 - platd 22 - grass 37 Pop 23 Crusaders' 38 Large opponent amount - : : - - - -- - -- - - - , probably be JUSt as bad at that NORTH game " ' 410 8 3 If West 's openmg lead had .K.1t08 been a trump, mstead of a dta· tQ854 2 mond , Joe would have been en· titled to complam. That would EAST have been real hard luck After the dtamond opening, Joe had 4 Q 52 no one to bl2me but htmself He .53 should have led a low club from tKJ 1073 his hand at tnck two After that 1-+-!-;•AQ 1086 .. 975 play there would have been no rtver SOUTH (D) way for the defense to get in 4 A 96 29- copy two rounds of trumps; Joe .AQ 976 3Z Wooden core 1 ,..+~f-+would get to ruff hts last three tA 33 Border r. clubs m dummy and the sun .. KJ43 34 London would shme Both vulnerable weather : word 36 Wbrthless North East Soulh ornament 38 Dirty Pass 39 Instinctive The biddmg has been 16 Pass 40 Gaelic Opemng lead- 9 t 41 Required West North East Sooth 42 So be ' lt 14 ·By Oswald & James Jacoby Pass 2t Pass 3• DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it; Hard Luck Joe won the dta· Pass 3t Pass 3• AXYDLBAAXR mond lead and wasted no tlme ~ass 34 Pass 4t Ia LONGFELLOW wtth the next couple of plays. ass 4• Pass ? ' ' They were a trump to dummy 'l'ou South, hold One letter simply stands for another In thts samRle A is and a c lub back toward hts 4 K Q 9 B 5 • A 2 t K 4 • A 9 8 7 used for the •three L's, X forJhe two O's, etc Single lellers. hand What do you do now' ~jJostrophes,' the length and formati?n of the words are all East played low and after a A - Bid four notrump. Your hints. Each day the code letters are dtfferent little thought Joe played hts partner " showtaa se<GIId rouDCI jack of clubs West plunked on heart control and slam lnlerett. CRYPTOQUOTES the queen and shtfted to a TODAY'S QUESTION AT v ED E KW 0KE C H , .\ T W V E D W trump. This left Joe Wtth three You do btd four ootrump Your c lubs m hts hand and only two partner btds five diamonds to llhow y K • K E C . _ X T p. trumps lD dummy to ruff them one ace What do you do now' 0 PH AE ATV(D ,W With and he wound up m hts usual spot - the ash can. KWH W B T P S E HE B T Q "Drat, darn and deleted," · Yesterday's Cryptoquole: WE DO NOT DEAL MUCH IN muttered Joe " Both club Send Sf .. tor JACOBY .~ODERI'l FACfS WHEN WE ARE CONTEMPLATING OURSELVES. - honors wrong and West had to book to Win at Sri• • (c/o tria MARK TWAIN lead a trump I'd play backgam· newspaper), P.O. BoK .... Radio mon only my lu c k would CrtyStotloo,NewYOI1<,1'l.Y. 100111. (() 197& Kin& Features Syndlcat~ Int. ) w 1~-~--~~-~--~~~----+---~..;....-------:...,-----.J KING SBURY HOME SALES & ·sER~ICE, INC. "~ple ndid" by THOMAS JOSEPH llUT, Mi? KON1D5 YOU CAN'T~c Pomeroy Sound~J l1k e a JQI/-"FINE' ~ TWO LOCATIONS 59 N. Second St. Middleport, 0 46 Court St Golllpolls, 0. NatlonwldelnsuranceCo.ofColumbus,O. Devoted To the Interest OfTheMelgs-MasonArea l An1w«:r DUDLEY'S P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Now arr811ge the circled !ellen to form the aurprtse answer, as Jumbl•• ANNOY FORCE BEATEN MORBID Y~·•~rd•y'• 1~-----------------+------------------.J THE DAILY SENTINEL 1 OCCURI<ENCE (An1wen tomorrow) fl 296W. Second 1 A DAY-1'0-DAY iL_..:..:: Prill::..:llte::..:SIIPRISI=:.::ANSWIII=hen==--__,1 [ 'lOU'RE RIGHT, ALLEY! SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY DIE Al'HErtS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. t) For Saturday, May 17, 1975 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You ' ll be t ortunate to day through soctal contacts One may put you on to an tdea that you c an adapt to serve your ambitio ns ~:::::::::::;~~==~~~·=u~g~g=es~t=;edbytheabovec~oon. BETSY ROSS BAKERY MARK V STORE. I [) J I I IWEPER1l I I J I M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER All WEAntER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 3. 3Q-Movle "This Could Be the N1ght" 10. 4·3D-Movle " Flower Drum Song " 4 new protect you're very enthus1ashc about w1fl get a needed boost today You may also p1ck up a new partner AlJ./JEGGI ALLEY 6,B; $25,000 Pyramtd 10; New smaker '75 13, World Press JJ 6 7 3Q-Jeopardy J ; Antmal World 10, American Life Style 13 e oo-Emergency 3,4, 15, P1lot Film 6, 13, All in the Family B,10, Book Beat 33. B 3Q-Mov ie "Duel In t he Sun" 6, 13; The Jeffersons B.10, Btography 33 . 9 QO-Movle " The Great Escape" 3,4.15 , Mary Tyler Moore 8,1 0, Theater tn America 33 9 3Q-Bob Newhart B.IO. 10 OQ-MISs USA Beauty Pageant B. 10 11 OQ-News 3,4.13 , ABC News 6, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 15 11 · 15-Movie "Island of the Burmng Doomed" 6 11.3Q-Movte " Nobody' s Perfect" 3, Movie "A Gathenng of Eagles" 4, Movte "The Thing that Couldn'f Die" 13 12 OQ-News B. 10 12 3Q-Movle " The Skull" 8, Mov1e "To Catch a Thief" 10 1 00---Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6; Movie " Revenge of the Creature" 13. 2 oo-Movle " Pressure Point" 4, MOVIe "The Tartars" 10 2 3Q-ABC News 13 lllo\CIS a1Sl MI6H A&O"IIE 11-!E C.OWP INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE Melqs County Branch 7 oo-Treasure Hunt 3, Lawrence Welk 4, 15, Hee Haw 0 9 30 am , Worsh•P serv tc e, 11 am . Wedneasdy prayer meettng, 7 30 p m s unday \ n t ~hJT~o~~h~p , ~~~~~H OF Louis W. Osborne THE NAZARENE Re v Mtddleport, Ohio Pomeroy Ph. 992·2 178 220 E Main Lloyd D Grtmm , Jr. pastor Sunday schooL worshtp serv•ce 9lO3030 am am , 1------------------+-----------------~-f broadcast live over WM~O . young people 's serv•ce , 6 45, evangelistic serv1ce. 1 30 p m ' Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 M We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 30 p m , Jss •onary 992·2955 Pomeroy meettng, 7 30 p m ftrst Chester, Ohio GAULS MARKET 6 OQ-Ne ws 3,4, 10 , Lawrence Welk B; God Has the Answer 15. Catch 33 33 6· 3Q-NBC News 1,4, 15 , Reasoner Report 13. News 6. CBS News 10, Zoom 33 0 dalu~rA~D COMMUNITY 1-----:...,.-------------+------------------1 CHURCH-Sunday Sc hool SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 2 3Q-Hsherman 6; Fish In' Hole 8. Death Valley Days 10, Haro ld Ensley 13 J oo-Mtniature Golf 6; VIewpoint B. Movie "Green Mansions" 10; Celebrity Bowling 13. 3 15-To Be Announ ced 33 3 Jo-Pro 'Tennis 6.13, To Be Announced 8; One 1of a Ktnd 33 4 QO-Wrestllng B, Making Things Grow 33 4 JQ-PeltJcoat Junction 3, Let's Grow a Gorden 33. 4 ' 45-To Be Announced 4 s oo-Bonanza 3, Wide World of Sports 6, 13; Pro Tennrs 4, 15. The Preakness B, 10; The Romagnolls' Table 33 5 Jo-Course of Our Ttmes 33 6 OQ-Publl c Affairs 10 6 3Q-Fun For Everyone 6, TV C lassroom B. World Around Us 10, Alamac 13 7· 0Q-Saturday Re port 3. Aware 6, Treehouse Club B. Teehouse Club 10. Kentucky Afteld 13 7 JQ- Jabberwoc ky 3. Farm Front 4. Abbott & Coste llo e, Man From COS I 10, Tennessee Tuxedo 13, Sesame St 20. B OQ-A ddam s Family 3,4, 15, Jog1 ' s Gang 13, Jab. berwocky 6. My Favorite Marttans e. Popeye 10 8 3Q-Wheel ie & the Chopper Bunch 3,4, 15, Bugs Bunny 13, Speedracer 6, Speed Buggy B. M ts ter Rogers 20 9 OQ-E mergency Plus 3.4.15, Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13, Jeannte 8,1 0, Sesame St 20 9 3Q-Run Joe Run 3,j, 15, Adve ntures of G tll 1gan 13 , Btg Blue Marble 6, Pebbles & Bamm Bamm B. 10 10 OQ-landoflheLost3,4,1 5; Devltn6.13. Scooby Doo Whe re Are You B 10, Elec Co 20 10 JQ-Stymund 3.4, 15, Lass1e 6, 13. Shazam B.10, Sesame St 20 11 OG-Ptnk Panther 1.4.15; Valley of the Dtnosaurs B. 10 11 3Q-Star Trek 3,4, 15, Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show B.10 , Zoom 20 12 OQ-Je lsons 3,4.15, These Are the Days 6. 13, Harlem Globetrotters 8, 10; Mister Rogers 20 . 12 3Q-Soul Tra1n 3. Amencan Bandstand 6, 13, Go 4, 15, Fat Albert B, 10 1·QO-World of the Sea 4, Ch ildren ' s Ftlm Festrval 8. 10, B1g Ttme Wresllmg 15. Movie " The Mark of Zorro" 33 JQ-Water World 3; Flshtn' Hole 4, Soul Tram 6, Other People, Other Places 13 2 OG-Arlhritls Foundatl9n3. Dugout Dope 4, Baseball Warm Up 15; To Be Announced B. Green Ac res 10, B11l Dance Outdoors Show 13 2 1Q-Baseba ll 3,4 2 ·15-Baseball 15 .. 1-------------------f--------------:----1 ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION SATURDAY, MAY 17,1975 r·<..i:J 9 30 am, Russell Spencer.J--- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ---ir------.,.__:._ _ _..:__ _ _ _ _ __ su pt worsh 1p serv 1ce. 10 45 am , evenmg worsh tp 11 1 lh C E at 7 30 a erna mg Wt P m on Sunday Prayer meettng , 1 30 p m Wed nesday Alf red Wolfe, lay Dial 992-32B4 leader Middleport WHITE'S CHAPEL Mtddleport, Ohio Coolville RD Rev Roy 1--~----------------j------------------1 Deeter , pastor Sunday school. 9 30 am , worshtp servtce. 10 JO a m B1ble study and prayer serv•ce. Wednesday , 7 30 C m RUTLAND Bulck -Ponttac Opei -G.M.C. Dealer ~ if1Jl"LAfifD CHURCH OF 500 E. Main St Ph. 992-2174 337 N. 2nd Middleport Ph 992·2550 CHRIST Rod Kasler , pastor; v H Braley, Sunday school supt Sunday school , 9 30 am worshtp se rvice and communton, lO 30 am, youth meetmg.6p m Sunday Bakers of Gay 90's Bread evenmg service, 7. regular RaciM Middleport Ph 992·3030 Ph. 94~·959 1 board meetmg , lhtrd Sat ur GOEGLEIN READY MIX ...... lI Television log for easy viewing HEINERS BAKERY RACINE FOOD MARKET ~.._._..,...,...,..,.....,. DICK TRACY CARLETON CHURCH Ktngsb ury Road Gary Ktng, pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m , eventng worshtp, 7 30 ScrlpiUHII sel6cled by The Amer~ c!ln Btble So c te!r p m Prayer meetmg . Wed Copyright t&75 Kester Adwerhs mg Service In c • Slrasburg VIrgini a nesday , 7 30 p m Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday L 0 N G B 0 T T 0 M, CHRISTIAN Mr Robert John Revelation Romans Acts . Joel Genes1s Wyatt , pastor . Sunday School 3:14-17 19:7·10. 8:14·17 2 1-4 2:28·29 11:5·9 supt , Ronald Osborne B1ble Schoo! , 9 30 am , prea chmg 10 45 am , Eventng servtces, 7 30 P m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that Rev Paul Neville , pastor su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m , which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by M 10 30 a orntng servtce , m' the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. youth servtce, 6 45 p m Evangelist 1c servtce 7 30 p m 1Prayer 30 p m meet 1ng, Thursday , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . , . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob , Rev . E J Gr 1tt 1th , supt of church , Rev L R Gluesencamp , pastor , Roger Willf red , Sr , 700 E.Maln Dlal992-2101 s unday School supt Sunday Bakers of Good Bread Pomeroy schoo l. 9 30 am , prayer 'iunfmgton , W Va mee t mg . Tuesday, 7 30 p m , youth meetmg ,6p m s unday, leaders Ada van Meter and 11--------------~-----+-----~------------J Gretta Suttle Sunday even mg worsh 1p , 7 p m through wmter months _M.I uERMON CHURCH Mtnor Repatrs & Tune up O:F-- THE' UNITED BRETHThe Store with A Heart Beech & Locust Middleport REN IN CHRIST - Robert Racine Phone 949 3342 Ph. 992 2366 Shook , pastor s unday school , MEIGS TIRE CENTER ..,.. 7- Tbe Datly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy: 0~. Frtday, May 16. 1975 \ TUPPERS CHURC PLAINS CHRISTIAN H ~ ~ Eugene Underwood pa stor , I Howard Caldwell. J , Sund ay ' ' \\ \ School <>up r Sun d i1y Sc hool , ~ 9 30 a m , Morntng Serm on . \ 10 30 a rn Sund ay even mg se rvtcc , } p m A ~ood umbrella keeps you dry - unless the wmd starts blowing In LETART FALLS UNITEO th 1s case, you are bound to get soaking wet! BRETHREN Rev f r cc land Norr ts, pastor, · · h er m an umbre lla There 1s rea II y no such thing as total protection; nett f"loyd Norrts , s upl Sund a y sc hool . 9 30 a m , mor r..11ng nor 10 living through ju st one day. There are all sorts of wmdstor~s, se rmon . tO 30 am , Praye r se rv~e e, Wednesday , 7 30 p m and they sweep into our lives and upset the best made plan s. When l ts CHESHIRE CHURCH OF happens there 1s no such thing as findmg an umbrella under whtc h ~". GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Smtih . pa stor Sunday Schoctf. htde. 10 am , Arthur Henson , Supl . Morn ing Wors h tp , II Smce hfe is so comph c ated, each of us has to learn to fac e it in h1 s am . Young P eo pl e's seFvt ce, 7 p m . Evenm g serv.ce , 7 30 own way Those with a stron g and unshakable faith are the lucky o ne s p m Wedn esday M1d Week They ha~e gamed a sense of proportion and bast e values thro ugh their Prayer Serv 1c e , 7 30 p m , Youth meetmg , 6 30 p m , church. And they didn't ·just "get " fa1th 1 They h a d t o s1art lo~ kmg for Evenmg worship , 7 30 p m 1 CHESTER CHURCH OF 1t YOU do, too. And where'! In c hurch , o f course . THE NAZARENE ~ Rev Herbert Grate pastor Worshtp servtce ll am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sund a y Sc hool , 9 30 am Rtchard Barton, supt Prayer meet mg , Wednesday, 7 30 p m • • BRAOFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST CltffCrd Sm1 th , mm ts ter Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am , mor nm g church 10 30 am , Sunday evenmg serv1ce, 7 30 p m Wednesday serv tee , Bp m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Floyd F Shook. pastor Lloyd Wr tght , Sunday school supt Sunday sc hoo l, 9 30 am , Mornmg wo rs h tp . 10 30 am , eventng wo rs h tp , 7 30 p m Wed nesday , Chr •sllan Youth Cru sa de , 6 30 p m Cho 1r pract•ce, Thursday , 7 p m OEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST - Charles Ru sse ll. Sr m 1n 1ster 1 Norman C Wtll. supt . Sunday scnool . 9 30 a m . worsh 1p service, 10 30 a m , Btb le study, Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac~r1e Road Wtlltam Roush , pastor Denny Evans Sunday School Dtrector Sunday Sc hoo l, 9 30 am , Mornmg worshtp. 10 30 am . Sunday evening serv 1c e I 7 p m Wednesday eventng \ prayer servtces, 7 30 p m \ BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler , pastor Worsh tp serv tee, 9 30 a m , \ \ '' Sunday school. 10 30 am , Sunday evenmg serv1ces 7 30 \ \ p m B•ble study and prayer \ \ \ service Thursday, 7 30 p m ~:nor~!~:P s~~eru J'V!' c~~ 1us~cH <t~cal~;s'!,~ P ~A soN ASSEMBLY oF Rutland on New Lima Road , GOO- Second St , Mason, W ' ' \ ' WIN AT BRIDGE Joe's partner is unlucky one .2 w ' RIDENOUR SUPPLY I' I \ ' I I.., IL-----------------+------ -------..,._ MIDDLE;PORT 8001 STORE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE I• ) t ' ' ' ,\ �,_. ________________.._._____________________ !-· 6- The DaUy Sentmel, MJddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 16, 1975 • POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Re\1 W H Perrm , pa st or Roy Mayer, Sunday schoo l supt Chur ch scho ol 9 15 am , worshtp se rvt ce . 10 24 Youth chot r rehearsal , em Monda y , 3 30 p m under direc t ion of Mury Sli.tnner sentor ch ot r rehearsal 7 30 p m Th ur sday wtlh Mrs Paul Nea se dtrector POMEROY CHURCH THE NAZARENE - Un ton and OF Corner Mulberry Rev Clyde V Hen d erson . pastor Sunday schOol. 9 30 am • Glen McClung , supt , morntng worsh tp , 10 30 a m even tng s en~t ce. 7 30 mtd week. serv tee , Wednesday , 7 30 p rn GRACE EPISCOf;'AL - The Rev Haro ld D ee th r ector Ch ur ch servt ces 10 30 a m Holy communton ftrst Sun d ay of month c hur ch sc hooL 10 30 am for nursery th ro ugh 12 POMEROY CHRIST - CHURCH OF T erre ll Gronmger , Btbl e schooL 9 30 pastor am worshtP ad ul t· worShip 10 JO am serv 1ce and young peop le's mee t 1n'i,l . 7 30 p m Comb an ed Btble study and prayer meetmg Wed nesday . 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY En voy Ray W Wmtng Offtcer m charge Sunday 10 am , Hol tness meet mg , 10 30 am . Su nday Sch ool Young People s Leg ton . 7 p m Thursday , 1 to 3 p m Ladtes Home League 7 p m Pr e p classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , Co rn er of Sycamore and Secon d Sts , Pomero y Th e Rev Wtlltam Mtdd les warth Pastor Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Church Serv tc:es 11 a m SACRED HEART - Rev Father f?a ul D Welron pastor Phon e 992 2825 Saturday evenang Mass , 7 30. Sunda y Mass , 8 and 10 a m , Confess ton , Sa t urday , 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn , pasto r . W•ll•am watson . Sun da y school su pt Sunda y school , 9 30am , BYF , 6pm , Btble s tud y cho tr Wednesday ,· 7 p m , p r~ ct t ce . Wednesday , B 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harr• so nvtll e, Rev 0 De' ll Manl e y , Pastor , Henry Ebltn . Sunday Sc hoo l Su pt Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am Eventng worshtp 7 30 p rn Prayer and Pratse servtce , Thursday 7 30 pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Rev Georg e Oile r , pastor Sund ay sch ool , 9 45 am . morntng p r eachtng , II am , evangel 1sttc servtc:e , 7 30 p m Prayer meeltng , Thursday , 1 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIOE. CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W Matn St Je rry Paul mtntster , ph1one 992 7666 Co n ser ~J atlve non tn strum en ta l Sund ay wor Shtp, 10 am Btble study , 11 a m , worshtp 6 p m Wed nesd ay Btble s tudy , 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH No n de nom•nattona l LangSVI lle Dexter Road , Theron Durham pastor Sunday school 10 a m even1n9 wo rs h tp 7 30 p m prayer rneeltng , Tuesday , 7 30 p m youth g r oup , r r tday , 1 30 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Rog er T urn er pastor Su nday sc hool 10 am Su nda y eve nmg servtce . 7 30 Wedn esday B1ble study, 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH -Rev Ron Te rry pastor Sunda y sc hool 10 a m , Mr s Worl e y Fran c •s . su pertn t enden t Morntng worshtP. 11 am Sunday even1 ng serv •ce, 7 30 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preachmg 9 JO a m , ftrs t and second Sundays of e a ch month , lh trd a n d fourth Su ndays each mont h ~ wors h tP servtce at 7 30 p m Wednesday even tng s at 7 30 Pra yer and B1b!e Study SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulberry He 1ght s. Pom e roy Pastor Gtrard Se to n Sa bbath school ever y Satu rda y at 2 p m and the Sermonette Our homes are under ternfic pressure. But this basic building block of all soctel!es, God's first mstitution, can be helped and saved if we are willing to love and share as we should. Joe Garman, Director of Pnson Ministry for Revival Fires, gives the following directiOns to preserve the home an~ solve the problem of JUVenile delinquency. These were suggested by young priSoners themselves , some of the 150,000 young people under 17 who will go to bed tomght behmd bars. Ten rules to build a good home: -Gtve your children three healthful meals each day. -An adequate supply of clean and respectable clothing. - A secure, comfortable place to sleep -A consistent manifestatiOn that a chtld 1s loved and wanted. -A consiStent program of disctpline and training. -By example, and by stunulal!on make Christ the Sav10ur and Lord of their hfe and instst on reg ular church attendance. - Provtde some acttvtty at least on ce a week which the entire family can do together . - Encourage respect for law and order. -Make a child's friends feel welcome. - Make " Home" the child's headquarters where he can get in withoul a latch key and know there will be someone there to welcome him at any time. Ten things your child should never see his parents do: -Become intoxicated. -Use violent, obscene or profane language. -Exlubtt or boast of unmoral conduct. - Indulge in falsehoods. -Engage in vtolent quarrels. -Cormnit or boast of perpetratmg a crune. - &ast of cheatmg a netghbor or of dishonest practtces m business. - Indulge in ot..cene stones or reading pornographic literature in the home . -Use brutal or unreasonable purushment m correcting a child. -Dppose authorities, such as teachers, welfare workers, police, by blindly defending a child who has admitted improper conduct. '-George Glaze, Pastor, Church of Christ, Middleport. ,h ... "' '" " ,, " " ~ '· '· Wed nc;d"y . a p m MORSE CHAPEL worShip 11 am . 1st and Jrd Sunday s . Church School, tO worShtp servtce follOWing at 3 15 p m Open Btblc d tscuss•on . J 30 P "' at t he churc h each Thursday am FIRST SOUTHERN PORTLAND WorShip BAPTIST 282 Mu lb erry 7 10 p m . Church Sc hool 9 30 Ave , Pomeroy , afftltated wtth• am S 8 C th e R ev Bradl ey SUTTON Wor sh ip , II Sp e nc e r , pa s tor TrQy a"' e very surrday . chu rc h Zwdllng . Sunday sc hool su pl sch<1o l. 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Sunday school , 9 J O am morn tng wor s h tp , 10 30 Rev . Robert Me ece Sunday eva nge li Sti c meeting , Rev stanley Brandum 7 30 p m Prayer meeltng , JOPPA - Worsh tp 10 am Wedn e sday , 7. 30 P m Chu r cll School 9 a m . Pray er MIDDLEPORT Meet 1ng We dnesday , B P m MT MORIAH BAPTIST LONG BOTTOM - Church Corner Fou rth and Matn , serviCes. 9 a m , Sunday Mtddleport Rev Henry Key, Sc hool 9 45 am Btble Study Jr , pastor Sunday Sc hoo l, every Thursday , 7 30 p m 9 30 am , Mrs Ervtn NORTH BETHEL Baumgardner. supt , Mo r nt ng worsh 1p 11 am , Church worsh1p , 10 45 am School 10 a m JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES ALFRED - Sunday school. e ach Sunday , - La rry Carn ahan pres td mg 9 4 5 am mtn tster Sunda y, B tb le preac h 1ng at 11 am each lec t ure , 9 30 am Watch Sunday Prayer meettng , 7 45 tower s tudy 10 30 am p m Wednesday , WSCS, 8 Tuesday Btb le s tudy , 1 30 p m on thtrd Tuesday ea ch p m Thur s day m1nt s try month schoo l 7 30 P m • service • REEDSVILLE Suilday meettng B 30 P m · H school 9 30 a m pre ach tng . MIDDLEPORT CHURC 7 30 p m Sunday , prayer OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN meetmg 7 30 p m Tu esday . UNION - Lawrence Mantey , w scs , 7 JO ftrst Thur sday pastor . Mr s Ru sse ll Young , each month Sunday Scllool Supt Sunday SILVER RIDGE - WorSh iP Sc hool 9 30 am Even1ng lOa m Chur ch Sc hool. 9a m worShip , 1 30 Wednesday TUPPERS PLAINS pray er meettng , 1 30 P m worsh 1p 9 a m • Church MT MORIAH CHURCH OF School . 10 am GOO - Ra c tne Route 2, the KENO CHURCH OF Rev James M Muncy, CHRIST - George Fredertck, paslor Sun day school, 9 45 s upt Se r v 1ce weekly . 9 30 am morn 1n g worshtp , 11 am on Sunday Preachang a m . eventng worsh tp , 7 30 t 1rst and thtrd Sundeys of Prayer meet ,ng , Tuesda~, month by Clifford Smt th , 9 30 7 30 p m , Young peoples am m eettng , 7 30 p m Thursday HOBSON CHRISTIAN MIDDLEPORT FIRST UNION - Darrell Ooddrill BAPTIST - Corner s.xt h and pastor Sunday School, 9 30 Palmer , the Rev Cleo Y am , Leonard Gi lmore . t.rst Boyd . pa s tor. Danny Thomp e ld er even tng servtce, 7 30 son, Sunday school supt p m Wednesday prayer WMPO rad•O program • 7 45 meet 1ng 7 30 p m am Sunday school. 9 15 MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF am . mornmg worshtp , 10 15 GOD - Ractne Route 2 Th e a m Youth acttvtt•es and Rev Charles Hand , pastor fellow sh tp for run1 or and s unday school , 9 45 am . sen tor h1gh students, 6 . P m mornmg worship , 11 am Sunday Even tng Worshtp at Even 1ng serv1ces, Tuesday 7 30 Mtd week prayer ser and F rtdav , 7 30 p m v1ce. Wednesday , 7 30 P m BEAR:WALLOW R:IDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, CHURCH OF CHRIST - Btble Mtdd le por t. Sth and Mam , study 9 30 a m , mornmg George Gla ze, mtntster , worsh 1p, 10 30 am , evenmg James S ~eets , supertn worsh 1p, 6 30 p m Wednesday tendent B1ble sc hooL 9 30 Btble Study , 7 30 p m am , mornmg worship , 10 30 MT. OLIVE CHURCH am , even tng worsh1p , 7 30 , Long Bottom , Sunday School. prayer servtce , 1 P m Wed 10 a m Wtth Wtllard P1gott , nesday .-'1 sup! EvangeltSttc message MIDDLEPORT Church each Sunday eventng , 7 30 by 01 The Nazarene Elder Russel l Clme , mtn•Ster Rev Don Cole, pas of the Apostoltc Fa1th Btble tor. Alfred Ruschel, St udy , Wednesday, 7 30 p m Sunday School s up! Sunday S T 1V E R S V 1 L L E C0 M · schoo l 10 a m , morn 1ng MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday worshtp , 11 am . Sunday school servtce, 10 a m evangei iSttc meet1ng , 7 30 Prayer meetmg, Thursday, 7 prayer meet mg . p m , Sunday even tng serviCe, p m , Wednesday. 7 30 p m 7pm T H E U N I T E 0 ZIOttCHURCH OF CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN MIN· - Pom e roy Harr tso nvlll e ISTRY OF MEIGS Road Md(e Gtrlon , pastor , COUNTY, Dwtght L Zavttz , St even Stanley, Sunday school Pastor Otrector supt s unday s c hool. 9 JO HARRIS 0 NV ILL E am , mornmg worsh 1p and Sunday Church School, 9 30 communion , 10 30 am am , Mrs Ho.mer Lee , Supt . sunday evenmg youth Morn tng Worshtp , 10 30 Omst tanendeavor , 6 30p m MIDDLEPORT Sunday worshtp serv tce. 7 30 P m Church School , 9 30 a~ " Wednesday even tng prayer John F Fultz , Supt · Mornmg meettng and B1b le study , 7 JO p m Worsh1p , 10 30 SYRACUSE Morn tn g ST JOHN LUTHERAN Worshtp , 9 am · S unday CHURCH, Ptne Grove , The Church School. 10 am ' , Mrs PastorWill tam Mtddleswarth Sampson Hall , Supt Church ServiCeS 9 30. RUTLAND CHURCH OF am SundaySchool J030am GOD Phti i iP Whtfley , BRADBURY CH RCH OF pastor Sunday school, 10 CHRIST- Bible Schoo l. 9 30 am. worshiP serv 1ce, 1 P m · am, mornmg worShiP 10 30 ~rayer meetmg . Wednesday , am Sunday evenmg worshiP 7 30 P m serv1ce 7 p m , choir prac t tce HAZEL COMMUNITY Wednesday 7 p m Rev Jeff CHURCH Near Long Ranson , Pastor Bottom , Edsel Ha t , pastor ANTIOUITY BAPTIST Sunday sct1oc r, r10 am · Rev Freeland Norrts, pastor Church 7 30 P m pra yer Sunday school 10 a m , meetmg . 7 30 P m Thursday Church servtce, 7 p m MID 0 L E PORT PEN· Wednesday Btble St udy . 1 TECOSTAL ;- Th trd Ave , th e p m Rev Wi!ltam KnttteL pastor RACINE CHURCH OF THE Ronald Dugan , Sunday School NAZARENE- Rev Wtlliam Supt Classes for all ag_es , Bartholomew, pastor Sun day evenmg serv~ee , 7.30, B•ble school , 9 : 30 am, Ge rald study , Wednesaday, 1 30 Well s, supt. mornmg wor p m , youth servtces, Fr1day, Shtp, 10 30 am , Wednesday 7 30 P m serv1ce, 7 p m FREEWILL BA~TIST RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum , Mtd -Waller P B•kacsan , pas tor , H d!eport , Noel errman, Ronnte Salser , Sunday schOol pastor Sa turday evenmg supt Sunday school , 9 30 serv1ce, 7 p m Sunday sch.ool am , mornmg worshtp , 10 40 , 10 am , Sunday eve n1ng Sun day evenmg worSh tp , 1 30 worsh•b , 7 ~'e'IGS ~~3~.eid30Y evenin g Bib le COOPERATIVE OANVILLE WESLEYAN _ PAR ISH THE UNITED Rev Lelon Gtasure , pastor Sunday Sch ool , 9. 30 a m , METHODIST CHURCH youth and JUniOr youth ser RobertT Bumgarner v•ce, 6 45 P m , evening D~rector worship , 7 30 P m · pf"ayer POMEROY and HICks P m pra.s·e ' Wednesday , 1 30 Rev carlECLUSTER Rev.D Wm Sydenstricker SILVER RUN FREE, CHESTER Wo sh 9 15 Ch hS ho~l ~~Cam BAPTIST- Rev Ralph Dean. am , urc c pas-tor Sunday Sch ool , 10 ENTERPRISE - Worshtp, am, Leon Miller , supt 9 am , Church School. 10 a m Eventng service, 7 30 p .m , FLATWOODS Worshtp, Prayer meetmg, Thursday, ~ev 11 am Church SchOOL 10 am POMEROY WorShip , 10 30 a m • Ch ur Ch School 9 15 • m • UMYF 6 · 30 P m ROCK SPRINGS - l'l.rsh ' P lOam Churct1 School9 am , 30 UMYF 6 P m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev . Robert Bumgarner " Remember When" wtll be of the Progressive Mother's HEATH - WorshiP 10 30 • m •• Chur c h School 9 30 the theme for the South League, Galhpolis . am . UMY F 7 p m Central Distnct Spring RUTLAND - Worsh1p 9 15 Mrs Oscar Heus1, Ohw Conference of the Ohto Chtld Chlld ConservatiOn League, am , Church School 10 am , F 7Pm Conservation League at t he vice pres tdent, wtll gtve the UMY SALEM CENTER Salisbury Elementary School president's message. Durmg Worsh•P 9 am, Church 'School 10 am , UMY F Thurs Saturday. the buswess meetwg the day 7 P m Registrahon and cof!!!l',hour achtevement awards wtll be SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Richard E Jarv1s wtll be from 9 to 9 :2!J• a.m. presented ASBURY Worsh tp 11 a m • Church School 9 50 when the mormng session wtll At 10: 30 am. a workshop am WSCS, 1st Tuesday begm . FOREST RUN - Worsh tp 9 w1ll be conducted by Mrs. · School 10 am , Mrs. Lloyd E Danner , Heusi on " What ts Happemng am , Church dtslrtct president, will prestde m CCL " There will also be a WSCS, Jrd Wednesday , 7 30 Pm wtth the mvocahon to be, g)yen workshop on sculpture and MINERSVILLE- Worship l Oam , Church Schoo l9 am , by Rev. W H Perrin of wood carvmg by Jack Slavin, mscs 3r"u Mon•ay 7 30 p m • u • Trinity Church, Pomeroy . The art teacher at Meigs Htgh ...... SYRACUSE - Church pledge to the flag will be led by School. School, 9 30 am ' worship serviCe, 7 30 p m Mrs . Eugene Houdashelt wtth SOUTHERN CLUSTER Followmg the luncheon, the Rev . StevenWils.on the welcome by Mrs. Pa~ri~k Rev. W. H Pernn wtll speak Rev Howard(Dorcas~ Sh1velev Duffy, Mtddleport CCL on ·the conference theme . BETHANY Worshtp 9. 30 am , church president. The response will Entertawment will be Sc ho o I 10 30 9 m . be by Mrs . Ch;lrles Ga tewood presented by John Lisle CARMEL - Worshic , 10 15 a e S d h h Scmhoolev,Ory30 aumn ay, c urc · APPLE GROVE - 5 un d ay School. 9 JO a .m , worship, I 'I • • th d Su days 7 30 .r r n m • e,110 g ' ptrm , nu praye RUTLAND - The Hysell Vmcent, Pomeroy; Mr. and W 7 •· 30 P m e d ne Sda Y• family met at Forest Acres Mrs. Roger Hysell, Dennis, 6 Park near Rutland on Janelle, and Billy, Mr. and second Tuesday, 7•JO p m EAST LETART Mother's Day for a ptcmc. Mrs Gary Hysell and Gary, - Sunday sch ool , 9 30 am , worship , Celebrated at the ptcmc was Jr., Pomeroy ; Edna Mae second and fourth Sundays . the birthday of Mrs. Dehver Swick, Rt. I, Middleport; Mr. 7 30 p m , prayer meeltng , Wednesday, 7 30 p m , Hyllell who was presented and Mrs. Guy Bush, June U M.W , flr:;t Wednesday , 7 30 with a'decorated cake by her · Murphy ancl Debbte, Mid· P ~ESLEYAN ( Rac•ne) daughter, Mrs . RB!ph Painter, dleport·; and Becky Auther· Sunday school , 10 am , worSh•P· II a .m .. Bible study , and gifts from her frumly . son, Minersville Thursday • 7 P m · Cho.·r Attending were Mr. and Pr.ct 1C. ' Thurs•ay u • a p m • Fellowship s upper . f.rst Mrs . Guy Hysell, Lwda , Wettnesday , 6 30 . 8pm p m , Donald and Donna Kay, Rt. 4, UMW fourthMonday SALE PLANNED GREAT BEND - Worsh1p Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs Ralph The 4-H Lady Bugs Club will II am , 2nd and 4th Sundays . Painter, Becky and Victor, Rt. Church SchooL 10 am LETARt FALLS Wor I, Mlddlep<rt; Mr. and Mrs. have a bake sale Saturday at 9 Shtp,IOam . , Chur c hschoa l,9 a.m . at the Route 7-33 lv111 Wood, Bonme, Keith, am , B1ble study, 1 30 p m Tuesday Rodney and Lora Jane, Long Roadside Market instead of at every MORNING STAR - Wor Kr<1gers as was previously Bottom; Mr. and Mrs . Earl ShiP 9 30 Sc hool, announced 10 30a m am M10, Chur Weekc hService Mossman, Tammy and Conference schedule set Hysells hold park gathering I 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF. GOD Rev Dan Ayers pastor Sunday sc hool , 9 30 am worst11p se rvtc e, 11 am , evenmg servtce , 7 30, youth service , Wednesday , 1 30 P m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ted Jones . pastor Sunday school, 9 30 am , Roy Sigman, supl , h morntng wors tp , 10 30 ' Sunday evenmg serv tce, 7 30 · mtd week service , Wed nes•ay, 7 30 p m u SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE -Rev Howard c Bjack , pastor' Bob Moor e, Sunday School Supt , S d S I I f II un ay c hoo 'c asses or a 9 30 ages. am · morntng worShip, 10 45 , NYPS Sunday, 6 30 P m ev an g ellstlc ;;.,edr 1 Vtce , Sunday , 7 · 30 P m week meettng , Wed nesdayprayer . 7 30 p m , Misstonary meettng, second Wednesday , 7~pm UNITED FAtT,H NON DENOMINATIONAL _ Rev Roberr Sm•th, pastor Sunday school, 9 30 am , c.!ass leader . Leo Hll! . worship serv•ce 10 30 am , church, 7 30 p m ED E N • UNITED BRETHREN IN CHURIST Elden R BlaKt! , pastor_ Sunday School , 10 a .m , Howard McCoy, supt . Morntng sermon, 1l am , Sunday night services Chrtsttan Endeavor , 7 30 p m , Sang' serv ic e, 8 p m , Preacht'ng B 30 P m , Mid week Prayer mg , Wednesday . 7 p mmeet , Ray Adams , lay leader. -r-' . L -- ' ' \ \ \ \ \\ \ \\ \ \ \ \ \ \' \\ \ \1 \ \ \ \ ,\ I , SMIDt NELSON MOTORS CAPTAIN EASY ARE; YOU SAYINC. !!USTER I<AU.IKAKS. !!EEI<J I<IPI<JAPE;D 8Y A KILLE!i: ?' I'IELL · ER·JF NOTA Klll.ER, P05518LY A 13EATE""'· UPPER.! CADS l.II<E ORVV, PUT l!oACK THAT LAMP AND DA GURU ASHTR.AY·· MID THOSI" HOTeL. :roweLs! A HONEST CONTEMPT ! BORN LOSER Wedne~d.tloo~ ~oo~~\v UtE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto, pastor Sunday Sc hooL 9 30 am. eventng worship, 1 30 Thursday evenmg prayer service , 7 30 pm MASON FIRST BAPTISTSecond and Pomeroy Sts ' Stan Sunday school.Cra1g 9 45, pastor am , worShiP servtce. 11 am , train tng un .on , 6 30 p m . eventng worsh1p serv1ce , 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer servi c e , Wednesday , 7 30J' m MASON CH RCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box 487, Moiler St , Mason Va, WorshiP Sunday Btble Study, 10Wam It am and 1 p m Bibl e Study Wednesday 7 p m . Vocal mustc , FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST- Corner of Second and Anderson , Mason Pastor , Waiter Cloud Sunday school. 9 45"a fn , worsh•P serv tee, 11 am and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study , Wednesday, 7 30 3JlUWillM®IkJ 4c•u•&/.J,wottl '!- DD \ WEll I SEE All ~ A80UT J PltlSTON S CH£CK·0UT IS OfF m FRONT PAGE A.ND SHOY~D TO P-"io5. S.l-. TOp,t~.'i • n-& ' POLlC:l Ml lOO!iJN ' FOR A AND NOT A BAP OH, 1\'IEA, ANNIE , IF '!'OU N • ~E WA.S f/1. IA.II lOT - 'DIE lESS OF HUBBUB ~~~ SURE~ "1'\o\ElE MilS! ....... . A~lt SLIM£ ~SW~ KNeW, ott Hl (OUI.Oit"T KINP 1• (IRCUI..UION, HA'oll •IOTlCTtO '1\IE 6AN6 .t.s HE DID - 'tl(f. BeTTER · NEW M&ll 1 1l(E'I S"'i • lly HEN HI ARNOLD . m(l BOB LEE Unscramble these foor Jumbles, one letter to e~ square, to form four ordinary words. ()I:TfN lltOSE WMOSE STAI\IP ON ROTTEN STI\,.TS,III.Y r;MilP· SUCH ONES SU~ ONt ANO'tl(IR • OOP Pomeroy Ph. 992-3863 GOING1'00 FAST! N~MAKE tT! 307SprlngAve. Dlai992 ·231B 'lr=;::" ' clums ... er. Chuq acc'ident-prone J......~ll::'1!1l~ lonq, boi..j she dated Pop 1 A last · fr1end 1 of Eve's ... ~ · "' ~· " • (t> <"O!' 1."""' ~ ·~ '"' "' ~ ULABNER .SIGH.'!- SO YO' '>0' IS fEX.ACTLY LIKE YOUR MERCY SAKES, \5'llv1P. NO!r- IF YO' 15 WILLIN' TO GIT MARRIED- --..__...._ -5015 AH!r- IS c::oNNA SLAP MAH FACE AN 1 STOMP OUT; HUH '?- , SCR/Oi/6 ... OH ,YE5, I AM. I WANT TO CUT OUI? PRICES ONE MORE TIME! BUT WE'RE. ALilEADY L051NIZ> 'JljiRTY TO FORlY DOLLARS ON·EVERY 0~&5 WE SELL! ll--~--.-----,-----,---+------~---,----,,------1 I. KNOW BUT THE SELL 'ThtE MORE wfi THAT IWIS EASY! A 5HOIIT TI:RM LEASE AT A VE/tY I'AVOR!\eL.£ RENT.I\L' WE'rZe Ol=l" AND RUNNING'. WAID CROSS SONS STORE I Groceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph. 949-S772 . POWELL'S SUPER VALU " The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio BEN FRANKU" STORE next to Forest Acre P.ark, Va Chester Tennan t. pastor Attend the Church of Your Choice Rev Ray Rouse. pastor , Sund!y school, 10 am . TheFinestlnMoblleHomes Pomeroy Ph. 992-3498 Roberl Musser. Sunday School morntng worship , 11 am , 00 E Mal p ro p• 992703• supt Sunday schooL 10 30 evangelistic service, 7 30p m l-.:1.:1::.::.:.·:.:.::.:.:::"_ _:.;.0:.:m.:.:.:.e....:.y:__ _"_·__.....:._-+-------~----------1 am J worship 7 30 p m B•ble B1ble study and prayer ser study, Wednesday, 7 _30 P m , vice , Wednesday, 7 30 P m Phone 773 5133. Saturday n tgh t prayer ser HARTFORD CHURCH OF Vt~eE 7M3 ~g'2K GROVE CHRISTinChristtanun ,on CHRISTIAN- Roger Watson, 1The Rev William Campbell, Furnllureond Hardware Pomeroy 1 300 E Main pastor Sunday School. 9 30 p~stor , Ray Whaley , supt , Hom elite Saws PH 992 50B1 am , James Hughes , supt , Morn1ng wcrshtp , 9 30 am Cl1ester Ph 985·3308 Church school. 10 30 am eventng serv1ce, 7 30 p m e t ng ' 6 JO Wednesday evening __:._-1 1 , met young peopes meet tng, 7 . JO p m prayer Youth P m · evenmg worsh tp, 7 30 prayer serv1ce each Tuesday P m Btble Stu dy , Wednesday , FAIR V t E W BIBLE 7 30 P m CHURCH. Letart, W Va. FH MT UNION BAPTIST - 1, Rev George Hoschar, Rev Cecil Co)C , pastor pastor Sunday _Schocl 930 Kerm's Korner g : a y Schoo l supt , Joe am ~rayer .and Btble study Kermit Walton Church and Office Supplies-Gifts e, Sun day school. 9 45 7 30 p m Cotlage Prayer 99 Mill st . • Middleport Pomeroy . Sunday evening wor Serv•ce Tuesday , 10 am 7 30 Wednesday Worsh1p andp B~b le study , 7. 30 pprayer m ... 7. 30 p m Serv. ce, Thursday, IL.•••••••;.•••••••••••••••••••IIIIII••••~~i!••.l N&N SPORT SHOP ACROSS I Ah 5 Of flowers 11 Mimicked 12 Lose a voir· dupois 13 - Ca hforma 14 Accesstble (2 wds.) 15 Medteval shteld 16 N. Y 's Mayor Beame 17 Wme barrel IS Aquallc actress, Williams 20 Wharf dweller 21 Extremely 22 Clever 23- Keller· man 25 Arboretum Sights 26 Indigo plant 27 Have dinner 28 Netherlands I 1 XI j alt4!matne to TAURUS (Aprii20·May 20) Be aler t today lor an opportuntty that may come throug h a fam tly member or a relative It may carry a small cash reward GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A fnend has some good news he s eager to tell you It regards a new development you ve been hopmg w1il come about CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Fmanc1al prospects look very bnght tile neKt couple days Spec 1f1 ca!l y, your work or career IS tn the best pos1tton for gams DOWN I Infant 2 SWiftly 3 Typtfy I 4 wds.) 4 Oklahoma city 5 Gert ("Gold· finger" portrayer) 6 Social outcast 7 Poem 8 See 3 Down 14 wds. ) 9 Set m motwn LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll be able to create opportu mt1es for yourself today because of yo ur positive approach Dwell on opt1m1St1c tt1oughts SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) You're 1n an excellent ach1ev1ng cycle the next few days Ex~ tend you rself 1n your work or career A nch harvest comes later SAGlTT ARtUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Dealings today wrth persons who have an expans1ve outlook and aren't afrard to take a few chances will bnng prospe rity to you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19) Your best chances for gam today he 1n a srtuatlon where you share a vested mterest Both parttes will profit AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 11) You wtll be maktng a deciSIOn today that w1\l have tarreachmg beneficial eHects, 1f you follow through on things as you see them now PISCES (Fob. 20·-Ch 20) Contmue to behave in your talent and ability You wtll not be demed the fru1ts of your too much longer Your Birthday VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) May, 17, 1875 You'll rece1ve help tn an area A large opportunity w111 come where you're very sensitiVe and to you th iS year t~rough a secrettve"*" from one aware of mystenous Circumstance Yesterday's Answer your present needs He won't You'd be WISe not to diSCUSS It 10 " Wmter 's 24 Wmdflower betray you ' unbllt's well on tts way Tale" 25 Destgnate LIBRA (Sapl. 23-0cl. 231 A (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I king 29 Jalopy 16 Greetmgs, 30 Asststed mate' 31 Stallc 19 - bndge 35 - platd 22 - grass 37 Pop 23 Crusaders' 38 Large opponent amount - : : - - - -- - -- - - - , probably be JUSt as bad at that NORTH game " ' 410 8 3 If West 's openmg lead had .K.1t08 been a trump, mstead of a dta· tQ854 2 mond , Joe would have been en· titled to complam. That would EAST have been real hard luck After the dtamond opening, Joe had 4 Q 52 no one to bl2me but htmself He .53 should have led a low club from tKJ 1073 his hand at tnck two After that 1-+-!-;•AQ 1086 .. 975 play there would have been no rtver SOUTH (D) way for the defense to get in 4 A 96 29- copy two rounds of trumps; Joe .AQ 976 3Z Wooden core 1 ,..+~f-+would get to ruff hts last three tA 33 Border r. clubs m dummy and the sun .. KJ43 34 London would shme Both vulnerable weather : word 36 Wbrthless North East Soulh ornament 38 Dirty Pass 39 Instinctive The biddmg has been 16 Pass 40 Gaelic Opemng lead- 9 t 41 Required West North East Sooth 42 So be ' lt 14 ·By Oswald & James Jacoby Pass 2t Pass 3• DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it; Hard Luck Joe won the dta· Pass 3t Pass 3• AXYDLBAAXR mond lead and wasted no tlme ~ass 34 Pass 4t Ia LONGFELLOW wtth the next couple of plays. ass 4• Pass ? ' ' They were a trump to dummy 'l'ou South, hold One letter simply stands for another In thts samRle A is and a c lub back toward hts 4 K Q 9 B 5 • A 2 t K 4 • A 9 8 7 used for the •three L's, X forJhe two O's, etc Single lellers. hand What do you do now' ~jJostrophes,' the length and formati?n of the words are all East played low and after a A - Bid four notrump. Your hints. Each day the code letters are dtfferent little thought Joe played hts partner " showtaa se<GIId rouDCI jack of clubs West plunked on heart control and slam lnlerett. CRYPTOQUOTES the queen and shtfted to a TODAY'S QUESTION AT v ED E KW 0KE C H , .\ T W V E D W trump. This left Joe Wtth three You do btd four ootrump Your c lubs m hts hand and only two partner btds five diamonds to llhow y K • K E C . _ X T p. trumps lD dummy to ruff them one ace What do you do now' 0 PH AE ATV(D ,W With and he wound up m hts usual spot - the ash can. KWH W B T P S E HE B T Q "Drat, darn and deleted," · Yesterday's Cryptoquole: WE DO NOT DEAL MUCH IN muttered Joe " Both club Send Sf .. tor JACOBY .~ODERI'l FACfS WHEN WE ARE CONTEMPLATING OURSELVES. - honors wrong and West had to book to Win at Sri• • (c/o tria MARK TWAIN lead a trump I'd play backgam· newspaper), P.O. BoK .... Radio mon only my lu c k would CrtyStotloo,NewYOI1<,1'l.Y. 100111. (() 197& Kin& Features Syndlcat~ Int. ) w 1~-~--~~-~--~~~----+---~..;....-------:...,-----.J KING SBURY HOME SALES & ·sER~ICE, INC. "~ple ndid" by THOMAS JOSEPH llUT, Mi? KON1D5 YOU CAN'T~c Pomeroy Sound~J l1k e a JQI/-"FINE' ~ TWO LOCATIONS 59 N. Second St. Middleport, 0 46 Court St Golllpolls, 0. NatlonwldelnsuranceCo.ofColumbus,O. Devoted To the Interest OfTheMelgs-MasonArea l An1w«:r DUDLEY'S P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Now arr811ge the circled !ellen to form the aurprtse answer, as Jumbl•• ANNOY FORCE BEATEN MORBID Y~·•~rd•y'• 1~-----------------+------------------.J THE DAILY SENTINEL 1 OCCURI<ENCE (An1wen tomorrow) fl 296W. Second 1 A DAY-1'0-DAY iL_..:..:: Prill::..:llte::..:SIIPRISI=:.::ANSWIII=hen==--__,1 [ 'lOU'RE RIGHT, ALLEY! SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY DIE Al'HErtS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. t) For Saturday, May 17, 1975 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You ' ll be t ortunate to day through soctal contacts One may put you on to an tdea that you c an adapt to serve your ambitio ns ~:::::::::::;~~==~~~·=u~g~g=es~t=;edbytheabovec~oon. BETSY ROSS BAKERY MARK V STORE. I [) J I I IWEPER1l I I J I M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER All WEAntER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 3. 3Q-Movle "This Could Be the N1ght" 10. 4·3D-Movle " Flower Drum Song " 4 new protect you're very enthus1ashc about w1fl get a needed boost today You may also p1ck up a new partner AlJ./JEGGI ALLEY 6,B; $25,000 Pyramtd 10; New smaker '75 13, World Press JJ 6 7 3Q-Jeopardy J ; Antmal World 10, American Life Style 13 e oo-Emergency 3,4, 15, P1lot Film 6, 13, All in the Family B,10, Book Beat 33. B 3Q-Mov ie "Duel In t he Sun" 6, 13; The Jeffersons B.10, Btography 33 . 9 QO-Movle " The Great Escape" 3,4.15 , Mary Tyler Moore 8,1 0, Theater tn America 33 9 3Q-Bob Newhart B.IO. 10 OQ-MISs USA Beauty Pageant B. 10 11 OQ-News 3,4.13 , ABC News 6, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 15 11 · 15-Movie "Island of the Burmng Doomed" 6 11.3Q-Movte " Nobody' s Perfect" 3, Movie "A Gathenng of Eagles" 4, Movte "The Thing that Couldn'f Die" 13 12 OQ-News B. 10 12 3Q-Movle " The Skull" 8, Mov1e "To Catch a Thief" 10 1 00---Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6; Movie " Revenge of the Creature" 13. 2 oo-Movle " Pressure Point" 4, MOVIe "The Tartars" 10 2 3Q-ABC News 13 lllo\CIS a1Sl MI6H A&O"IIE 11-!E C.OWP INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE Melqs County Branch 7 oo-Treasure Hunt 3, Lawrence Welk 4, 15, Hee Haw 0 9 30 am , Worsh•P serv tc e, 11 am . Wedneasdy prayer meettng, 7 30 p m s unday \ n t ~hJT~o~~h~p , ~~~~~H OF Louis W. Osborne THE NAZARENE Re v Mtddleport, Ohio Pomeroy Ph. 992·2 178 220 E Main Lloyd D Grtmm , Jr. pastor Sunday schooL worshtp serv•ce 9lO3030 am am , 1------------------+-----------------~-f broadcast live over WM~O . young people 's serv•ce , 6 45, evangelistic serv1ce. 1 30 p m ' Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 M We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 30 p m , Jss •onary 992·2955 Pomeroy meettng, 7 30 p m ftrst Chester, Ohio GAULS MARKET 6 OQ-Ne ws 3,4, 10 , Lawrence Welk B; God Has the Answer 15. Catch 33 33 6· 3Q-NBC News 1,4, 15 , Reasoner Report 13. News 6. CBS News 10, Zoom 33 0 dalu~rA~D COMMUNITY 1-----:...,.-------------+------------------1 CHURCH-Sunday Sc hool SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 2 3Q-Hsherman 6; Fish In' Hole 8. Death Valley Days 10, Haro ld Ensley 13 J oo-Mtniature Golf 6; VIewpoint B. Movie "Green Mansions" 10; Celebrity Bowling 13. 3 15-To Be Announ ced 33 3 Jo-Pro 'Tennis 6.13, To Be Announced 8; One 1of a Ktnd 33 4 QO-Wrestllng B, Making Things Grow 33 4 JQ-PeltJcoat Junction 3, Let's Grow a Gorden 33. 4 ' 45-To Be Announced 4 s oo-Bonanza 3, Wide World of Sports 6, 13; Pro Tennrs 4, 15. The Preakness B, 10; The Romagnolls' Table 33 5 Jo-Course of Our Ttmes 33 6 OQ-Publl c Affairs 10 6 3Q-Fun For Everyone 6, TV C lassroom B. World Around Us 10, Alamac 13 7· 0Q-Saturday Re port 3. Aware 6, Treehouse Club B. Teehouse Club 10. Kentucky Afteld 13 7 JQ- Jabberwoc ky 3. Farm Front 4. Abbott & Coste llo e, Man From COS I 10, Tennessee Tuxedo 13, Sesame St 20. B OQ-A ddam s Family 3,4, 15, Jog1 ' s Gang 13, Jab. berwocky 6. My Favorite Marttans e. Popeye 10 8 3Q-Wheel ie & the Chopper Bunch 3,4, 15, Bugs Bunny 13, Speedracer 6, Speed Buggy B. M ts ter Rogers 20 9 OQ-E mergency Plus 3.4.15, Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13, Jeannte 8,1 0, Sesame St 20 9 3Q-Run Joe Run 3,j, 15, Adve ntures of G tll 1gan 13 , Btg Blue Marble 6, Pebbles & Bamm Bamm B. 10 10 OQ-landoflheLost3,4,1 5; Devltn6.13. Scooby Doo Whe re Are You B 10, Elec Co 20 10 JQ-Stymund 3.4, 15, Lass1e 6, 13. Shazam B.10, Sesame St 20 11 OG-Ptnk Panther 1.4.15; Valley of the Dtnosaurs B. 10 11 3Q-Star Trek 3,4, 15, Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show B.10 , Zoom 20 12 OQ-Je lsons 3,4.15, These Are the Days 6. 13, Harlem Globetrotters 8, 10; Mister Rogers 20 . 12 3Q-Soul Tra1n 3. Amencan Bandstand 6, 13, Go 4, 15, Fat Albert B, 10 1·QO-World of the Sea 4, Ch ildren ' s Ftlm Festrval 8. 10, B1g Ttme Wresllmg 15. Movie " The Mark of Zorro" 33 JQ-Water World 3; Flshtn' Hole 4, Soul Tram 6, Other People, Other Places 13 2 OG-Arlhritls Foundatl9n3. Dugout Dope 4, Baseball Warm Up 15; To Be Announced B. Green Ac res 10, B11l Dance Outdoors Show 13 2 1Q-Baseba ll 3,4 2 ·15-Baseball 15 .. 1-------------------f--------------:----1 ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION SATURDAY, MAY 17,1975 r·<..i:J 9 30 am, Russell Spencer.J--- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ---ir------.,.__:._ _ _..:__ _ _ _ _ __ su pt worsh 1p serv 1ce. 10 45 am , evenmg worsh tp 11 1 lh C E at 7 30 a erna mg Wt P m on Sunday Prayer meettng , 1 30 p m Wed nesday Alf red Wolfe, lay Dial 992-32B4 leader Middleport WHITE'S CHAPEL Mtddleport, Ohio Coolville RD Rev Roy 1--~----------------j------------------1 Deeter , pastor Sunday school. 9 30 am , worshtp servtce. 10 JO a m B1ble study and prayer serv•ce. Wednesday , 7 30 C m RUTLAND Bulck -Ponttac Opei -G.M.C. Dealer ~ if1Jl"LAfifD CHURCH OF 500 E. Main St Ph. 992-2174 337 N. 2nd Middleport Ph 992·2550 CHRIST Rod Kasler , pastor; v H Braley, Sunday school supt Sunday school , 9 30 am worshtp se rvice and communton, lO 30 am, youth meetmg.6p m Sunday Bakers of Gay 90's Bread evenmg service, 7. regular RaciM Middleport Ph 992·3030 Ph. 94~·959 1 board meetmg , lhtrd Sat ur GOEGLEIN READY MIX ...... lI Television log for easy viewing HEINERS BAKERY RACINE FOOD MARKET ~.._._..,...,...,..,.....,. DICK TRACY CARLETON CHURCH Ktngsb ury Road Gary Ktng, pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m , eventng worshtp, 7 30 ScrlpiUHII sel6cled by The Amer~ c!ln Btble So c te!r p m Prayer meetmg . Wed Copyright t&75 Kester Adwerhs mg Service In c • Slrasburg VIrgini a nesday , 7 30 p m Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday L 0 N G B 0 T T 0 M, CHRISTIAN Mr Robert John Revelation Romans Acts . Joel Genes1s Wyatt , pastor . Sunday School 3:14-17 19:7·10. 8:14·17 2 1-4 2:28·29 11:5·9 supt , Ronald Osborne B1ble Schoo! , 9 30 am , prea chmg 10 45 am , Eventng servtces, 7 30 P m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that Rev Paul Neville , pastor su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m , which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by M 10 30 a orntng servtce , m' the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. youth servtce, 6 45 p m Evangelist 1c servtce 7 30 p m 1Prayer 30 p m meet 1ng, Thursday , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . , . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob , Rev . E J Gr 1tt 1th , supt of church , Rev L R Gluesencamp , pastor , Roger Willf red , Sr , 700 E.Maln Dlal992-2101 s unday School supt Sunday Bakers of Good Bread Pomeroy schoo l. 9 30 am , prayer 'iunfmgton , W Va mee t mg . Tuesday, 7 30 p m , youth meetmg ,6p m s unday, leaders Ada van Meter and 11--------------~-----+-----~------------J Gretta Suttle Sunday even mg worsh 1p , 7 p m through wmter months _M.I uERMON CHURCH Mtnor Repatrs & Tune up O:F-- THE' UNITED BRETHThe Store with A Heart Beech & Locust Middleport REN IN CHRIST - Robert Racine Phone 949 3342 Ph. 992 2366 Shook , pastor s unday school , MEIGS TIRE CENTER ..,.. 7- Tbe Datly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy: 0~. Frtday, May 16. 1975 \ TUPPERS CHURC PLAINS CHRISTIAN H ~ ~ Eugene Underwood pa stor , I Howard Caldwell. J , Sund ay ' ' \\ \ School <>up r Sun d i1y Sc hool , ~ 9 30 a m , Morntng Serm on . \ 10 30 a rn Sund ay even mg se rvtcc , } p m A ~ood umbrella keeps you dry - unless the wmd starts blowing In LETART FALLS UNITEO th 1s case, you are bound to get soaking wet! BRETHREN Rev f r cc land Norr ts, pastor, · · h er m an umbre lla There 1s rea II y no such thing as total protection; nett f"loyd Norrts , s upl Sund a y sc hool . 9 30 a m , mor r..11ng nor 10 living through ju st one day. There are all sorts of wmdstor~s, se rmon . tO 30 am , Praye r se rv~e e, Wednesday , 7 30 p m and they sweep into our lives and upset the best made plan s. When l ts CHESHIRE CHURCH OF happens there 1s no such thing as findmg an umbrella under whtc h ~". GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Smtih . pa stor Sunday Schoctf. htde. 10 am , Arthur Henson , Supl . Morn ing Wors h tp , II Smce hfe is so comph c ated, each of us has to learn to fac e it in h1 s am . Young P eo pl e's seFvt ce, 7 p m . Evenm g serv.ce , 7 30 own way Those with a stron g and unshakable faith are the lucky o ne s p m Wedn esday M1d Week They ha~e gamed a sense of proportion and bast e values thro ugh their Prayer Serv 1c e , 7 30 p m , Youth meetmg , 6 30 p m , church. And they didn't ·just "get " fa1th 1 They h a d t o s1art lo~ kmg for Evenmg worship , 7 30 p m 1 CHESTER CHURCH OF 1t YOU do, too. And where'! In c hurch , o f course . THE NAZARENE ~ Rev Herbert Grate pastor Worshtp servtce ll am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sund a y Sc hool , 9 30 am Rtchard Barton, supt Prayer meet mg , Wednesday, 7 30 p m • • BRAOFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST CltffCrd Sm1 th , mm ts ter Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am , mor nm g church 10 30 am , Sunday evenmg serv1ce, 7 30 p m Wednesday serv tee , Bp m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Floyd F Shook. pastor Lloyd Wr tght , Sunday school supt Sunday sc hoo l, 9 30 am , Mornmg wo rs h tp . 10 30 am , eventng wo rs h tp , 7 30 p m Wed nesday , Chr •sllan Youth Cru sa de , 6 30 p m Cho 1r pract•ce, Thursday , 7 p m OEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST - Charles Ru sse ll. Sr m 1n 1ster 1 Norman C Wtll. supt . Sunday scnool . 9 30 a m . worsh 1p service, 10 30 a m , Btb le study, Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac~r1e Road Wtlltam Roush , pastor Denny Evans Sunday School Dtrector Sunday Sc hoo l, 9 30 am , Mornmg worshtp. 10 30 am . Sunday evening serv 1c e I 7 p m Wednesday eventng \ prayer servtces, 7 30 p m \ BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler , pastor Worsh tp serv tee, 9 30 a m , \ \ '' Sunday school. 10 30 am , Sunday evenmg serv1ces 7 30 \ \ p m B•ble study and prayer \ \ \ service Thursday, 7 30 p m ~:nor~!~:P s~~eru J'V!' c~~ 1us~cH <t~cal~;s'!,~ P ~A soN ASSEMBLY oF Rutland on New Lima Road , GOO- Second St , Mason, W ' ' \ ' WIN AT BRIDGE Joe's partner is unlucky one .2 w ' RIDENOUR SUPPLY I' I \ ' I I.., IL-----------------+------ -------..,._ MIDDLE;PORT 8001 STORE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE I• ) t ' ' ' ,\ �6 1975 aln1b~:~Sentmei,Mid~epo~~~:;:::~o ·:~:~Y.c~~:,: • L'vo.._. ·.r-r.rast Resu ' Its IN LOVI NG memory ol Emma Janey who passed away 10 years ag o loday sad l y mJSsed by lhe c hildren 11 6 l For Rent or Sale J A C RE ~ mod ern hou s e garag e and 2 ba rn s CCI II 0 Br •~n a nd Cr ow R r ally 99 2 212 0 'i I I M e Wanted To Do • OROINANCE NO An 7s Or d inance for the pos,t•on of Ass tstan t Park Drrecfor and Pool Man ager and t o f1 x t he salary for the Sw•mmrng Ins tr uctor Be t Ord a1ned by 3 " ndy '' SHOOT ING MATCH ' Wt R dg e Gun Club Harr tsonlllll e Sun day May 18 1 p m fa ctor y choked gun s on ly 5 IS Jtc QUICK rlR INT by mall fro m c am e ra r~a dy copy One pa ge SS 55 fi rs t 100 \ I IS ea ch add111ona l 100 Send co py che c k. to LET 1 TER SHOP PL US 72 W Un.on Athens Ohto Also roo pr.nl •ng J 29 J8tp CARPENTER work roug h or fmtSh Ph <14 6 27 87 11 63 1028 1 '"' on d Ga mr Assocto,on wilt sponsor a I1 Sh derby tor bo ys and 9trls lrom 15 years old •od youn oer sa tucdav May 17 Leeton 9 an r atorm4 Lak p m£' Rutland Rutl an. d 0 Must br tnQ YO UI hel d pol rames ornnd '" '" • Wtll be own bflll BE AU T IF UL select on of flowers pot s ba s kets and spray s tor Me mor•a l Day Cltff s P la ce N Second St M dd le por t 5 4 tfc th e E R hOrse at Stud ot QUART young son ot THE OL E Mtddteport as follows MAN AA AT a lead mg Sec I That there be s re of race and show hor es t a bl iSh ed t he postt •o n of ses Ran w•thtn lOOth of a Ass.stant Park D1r ec tor and secon d of AAA t1me before Poo r Manager he was 2 Off •c•a l AA wtth an Sec I I The Salary for the 89 speed tndex halte r POStftOn o f Asststant Park con formalton and bes t 0 r ecto r and Pool Man ager dtSpOSttJOn Fee $100 at f me shall be S180 00 per mont h for of serv 1ces Wtth ltve foal June J ul y an d Aug u st to guaran tee Phone 992 7888 con t •nu e for the per1od oft me 4 20 261C the Sw 1mm mg Pool 1S open Council Whtch of the 1S v. rtage normally f r om CASH patd for a ll makes and Memor•at Day through Labor models of mob tle hom es Da y Phone area code 614 423 Sec Il l Be tt further 9531 r eso lved that a wage for the 4 \3 ft c Sw 1mm ng Instr uctor be and the sa me 1s her eby f xed at JU NK autos complete a nd S2 50 per hour de ltvered to our ya rd We Sec IV Tha f Ordmance No pt c k up auto bod1es and buy 1025 75 1S hereby repeated all kinds of scrap meta ls a nd Sec V Tha t th1s Ordm an ce tron R tder s Sa lvage St 1S hereby deferm ned fo be an Rl 124 Rl 4 Pom eroy emergency measure OhiO Call9925468 necessar y for the 1mm~d 1 ate 10 17 lfc preservaf ton of the peace healfh sa fe fy and general AUCTION Thursday ntght 7 wel fare of the mhab tanfs of p m a t Mason Auct •on the VIl lage and for the reason Hor ton St tn Mason , W Va that 11 ts necessary that fh1s Co ns tg n me nts welcome tegtslatton becom e •m Phon e (3041 77 3 5471 med 1ate1v effect v~ 2 2 tfc Sec VI ThtS Or dmance shal l take effec t .and be •n fo rce FOR your o 1 of M•nk from and after Apr tl 28 1 ~75 Cosmettcs -Phone Pa ssed the 28 th day of Aprtl BROWNS 992 5113 1975 1 7 tfc Attest Gene Grafe NOW sellt ng Fulle r Brush Cler k Products phone 992 3410 M L Kelly 1 24 tfc Pr estdent of Council (51 9 16 2tc FOR STU D SERV ICE Palomtno sta ll 1on form e rly ow ned by Fra ncts ~onn Stat!ton s name 1S Stormy Not1ce on Fllmg of In ve ntory Con lac t Dana Wtl l1ams And Apprats e ment Phone 992 7094 The State of Oh1o, Me1gs 5 IS 3tc County Court of Common Pleas Probate Otvts1on To the Admmtst ratr. x of !he es tate to such of the fotlowmg as are r es 1dents of the State of Ohto vtz - the surv vmg YARD SALE on Croo ks Sf at Syra cuse New and used spouse the next of ktn the cto tht ng a lso tfems too beneftc artes under the w1 ll numerous to mentton May and to the attorney or at torn eys repr ese nltn g any of 19 20 and 21 5 15 Jtp the atorementtoned persons No 21484 Paul Raymo nd decease d Alban y Oh to YA RD SALE Frtday and Sct p to Tow nsh iP Saturday at Ma rvtn You a re hereby not 1f1ed that McGu.re res1d enc e Rt 7 by th e Inve ntor y and Ap pass pra1sement of the estate of the 5 15 2tc afor emen t to ned deceased late of sa 1d Coun ty , was filed YARD SALE down Rt 7 1n thtS Cour t Sa 1d Inventory bestde D& J Fabrt c Shop and Ap pratsement wtll be for Frtday and Sat urd a y hear.ng before th1 s Court on 5 15 2tc the 2J rd day of May 1975 at 10 00 0 Clock A M sale Fnday May 16 Any person destrtng to file YARD and Saturday May 17 from exteptmns thereto must f le 10 am !t il 4 p m 2 m1 les them at least ftv e da ys prtor to nort h ot Rac .ne on Oa k the dat e set for heartng Grove Roa d a t th e Com G1ven und er my hand and mu ntt y Hall Teenage sea l of sad Court th ts 7th day cloth tn g and m sc tfems 3 Of May 1975 tam tltes Manntng D Webster J ud ge 5 14 3tc By Ann B Watson Deputy Clerk YAR 0 Sate Fr 1d ay and 15) 9 16 2tc sa turday Sev e nth and Joh n St ac ross from Syrac use Grade School housetratler s 14 3tc LEGAL Tuppers Plams Ches ter Water 0 strtc f are a ccepttng btd s for a 197 1 Ford 1~ ton PICk up 3 speed transmtsston HOU S EKEEP E R a nd 302 eng1ne Btds wtll be ac babysllter va r.ed hours cepted until 12 00 p m J un e 2 ( app r ox ) 30 hours per )975 Bo)( 7 Chester Oh10 week Must have car Phone •5120 992 2832 5 14 6tc ------------ -- - - ------------ -------------- Yard Sale ------------ Help Wanted 151 16 23 30 SKID DER operator s teady emp loym ent <Jacal on w.th pa y Oh tO Va ll ey Mfg Tuppe r s Plams Oh10 Phone Ihe Almanac 667 31 31 5 14 3tc By Uaited Press '!tternatlonal Today 18 Frtdily, May 16, the !36th day of 1975 With 229 to follow :;ooo used mtn t b ke by June The moon IS approaching 1ts 1 Ph 44 6 26 37 af t er 5 388 9061 first quarter 116 3 The mommg stars are Mars OLD furn•t ur e tCe boxes and Jup1ter brass beds or complete The evemng stars are Mer- hou seh olds Wrtte M 0 M1ller Rt 4 Pomeroy cury, Venll:l and Saturn Oh10 Ca ll 992 7760 Those born on thiS date are 10 ] 74 under the s1gn of Taurus CANo E- -=-usEo- A~~~.-,;um Amencan educator or Ft berg la ss Call after 5 p m Phone 742 4840 Elizabeth l'l!abody was born 5 15 Jtp May 16, 1804 ThiS IS actor Henry Fond;l's 70th birthday WANTED old uprtgh1 ptanos any cond 1f tOn Pay S10 ea ch On th1s day m h1story F1rst floor only Wr1 te an d g tve dtreC tiOnS to Wtlten In 1866, the U S Tr~sury P1 ano Co Box 188 Sardts Department was authorized to Oh o 43946 5 14 61p place m cU"culabon the f1rst fiv~nt p1ece, to be called JfC Wanted To Buy Uthe ffiCkel II In 1929, the first "Oscar" awards were announced Janet Gaynor won the best actress award for her role m "Seventh Heaven " Em1l Jannlngs was voted best actor for his role m "The Way of All Flesh " In 1962, U S forces amved I in Thailand to bolster that Asian nation against a spread of f1ghtlng from ne1ghbormg Laos In 1974, Israeli Jets bombed Paleshman refugee camps and suspected guernlla hideouts 1n Lebanon 10 reprisal for a terronst ra1d a day earlier In which 16lsraelis were killed m the vlllage of Mll'alot. A thougbt for the day . The Roman poet Vlrgll sa1d, "Yield not to misfortunes but pre• forward boldly m thetr lice." NOTICE B•ds Will be recetved at the off. ce of Bernard v Fultz AHorn ey at Law Pomeroy Oh 10 unt il ten o clock A M of May 17 1975 for the sale of the fo ltow .ng 1 Th e res •dence of the late Leah B Sc ha efer St tuated at 230 L1nco ln Hilt Pomeroy Ohto Th 1s restdence Is one of the f tnes t homes 1n Me1gs County The store budd• ng 2 Situat ed on west Mam Street m the Village of ~ Pom eroy Oh to formerly known as the Red Anc hor Th ts property extends from Ma tn Street to Seco nd St reet'" th e Village of Pomeroy and ncludes a store buildm g fronttng on Court Stre et The rtQI1t tS reserved to re,ect any and all b1ds For tnformat ton conce rn tng the prop erty and ap pomtments for vlewtng the properly conta ct Bernard F Fultz Pomeroy OhiO , Telephone 992 2186 1 Wallace Bradford Nancy Moll J oan Sfoneb urner Co Executl)rs .of the Estate of Lean B Sch aefer (• I 27 30 15 ) 2 ' 7 9 ll 9tc 1< 16 j 1- 4 Emplo•ment Wanted for Sale 1 \,'JILL CilriJCill-cr ce •l•n qdo pt~n el tnq floowor r mqk c lec wr ldmg clc Phor1 c , 11 61p 992 2759 1 f.<! u Iba r b for lrC''" ll:' r Lloyd Er tl Rodney 11 51 24 63 REMODELING Plumbmg ll U R bclr S c11 deltvcry rd kts hea t •ng and all types of on stee l H o w~rd Kntgh t q e n e r a l ce patr Work CheSl er Qh, O guaran teed 10 year s ex s 15 3lp P. , once Phone 99'1. 2109 1?71 1'>0 £\ JOH N Deer e dozer ' 5 1 6 ft blade canape 1 600 ho urs QOOd condtt10n $6 <, OO Phon e 9B'i J59 1 5 14 121p 2 BED RM tl!Obtl e Hom e Will se ll wilh oplton to r e nt lo t EXCEL L ENT maternity On Co Rd by Sa lem Cent e r wardrob e spr tng and Phon e 66 9 .J 24 2 Robert su mm er s•z e 10 12 Prtce Motden $30 Also Casco Delux e 5 11 6tp stro ller nev er used $28 Phon e 992 2897 SELL you r mobtte hom e for s 15 3tc cash 15 homes wanted 1958 thru 1972 models Phone 16F T P LYWOO D Runabout (614) .tJO 14 25 Ga lltpOI IS 75 h p Mercury outboa rd and boa\ trail e r Very 3 9 781f rea sonab ly pr ce Phon e 99.2 J7 27 afte r 5 p m 5 15 3t c lf.!A ILiiR spa ce for rent •n F LOWER S for Memor1al Day M•dd le port Cal l 99 2 2625 larg e se lec tton of po ts 4 '17 lfc vases baskets sprays and p la qu e s Smalley s Gtf t 3 BR hou se on pn va te lake Shop Cheste r phone 985 Sl60 month no pets Call 245 3537 54]9 5 15 9tc 11 6 3 3 BR' house 1804 Ch es tnul St CLOSE OUT on new ZtQ Zag sewtng mach •nes Fo r .JJ6 J lJ] sew 1ng s tr e t ch fabrtcs 116 3 buttonholes fan cy des 1gns e lc Pa1nt s ltgh tl y TR AILER sp a ce 1 mtl e from bl e mt s he d Chotce of Pom ero y Phon e 992 5858 carrymg case or sewmg S 2 lfc stand $49 80 cash or term s ava ilab le Phone 992 7755 2 BED ROOM mob il e hom e 12 18 tfc a c .n Rac tne area Phone P l f\ N ~<15 ''< Mobile Homes For Sale For Rent 992 7 sass Real Estate for Sale strout 4 a pt contatns 3 full MIDDLEPORT - comp lex TURF TRIM MOWER 5 l J 6t c 20"-3 112 HP FURNISHED apartment adults only tn Middleport Phon e 992 3874 3 25 tfc '72.9Q<KDJ 22"-3112 H P Self Propelled BR Hou se and ga ra ge 325 Spr1ng AvenUe Pomeroy Refe ren ce Phone 992 7660 s 15 tt c *104.95(KDJ -- ------- - COUNTRY MOb le Home P ark Rt 33 ten m les north of Pomeroy Large lo ts wtth concre te pat.os Stdewa tk s run n e rs and off s tr eet pa rk tng Phone 992 7479 12 31 lfc 2 BEDRM mobil e hom e JOB Pag e Sf m Mtdd leport S75 depostt req utred 5 11 tfc POMEROY LANDM'"ARK w Carsey, Mgr diidl Phone 992 2181 ·~_Jack Real Estate For Sale 1 72 ACRES of land and loc ust pos ts Phon e 742 3656 4 20 26tp 'l BE DROOM rratl er and lot tn town Phone 992 397 5 or 99 2 257 1 4 9 ti c ' Checkerboard of Values! ~ & 1 etftc1ency W1 th a ll furn1shmgs on qu1 e f res1dent1al street $15 000 00 SI Ze i'lpts RUTLAND - Love ly well butlt bn ck rancher of fe nng equ tpped kttchen 3 BR 11!, baths. lge LR. lge a tt1c fa n 1n ha ll c ustom drapes ful l base a tta ched garage Goo d buy at $30 ooo 00 F 1n a n c1 ng ava tlab le WORTH EVERY CENT Nt ce 2 s tor y home on 100xlll3 lot faces rt ver tn town ste ps to store school bus by full att1c ca n be ftnt shed full base copper plumbtng ga s furnace wlfh hum1dtf1er , storm wm dows $18500 00 307 Sprmg Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT Lo1s Pauley Branch Manager ' 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, 0. CLOSE IN Abour 3 Acres 1 ~tory fr ame, 2 BR dm1ng R bath, FO forced atr furnace part basement. barn own water system $10,900 RUTLAND - 60 acres l'h story frame home 3 BR. bath uh Itty . some car petmg panelmg & h ie part basement Garage and wo rkshop 24x32 barn 35)(40 larg e bu1ld tng 30x200 pond 2 free gas wells Jot s of butldmg sttes about all fen ced Mtneral s Inc luded ON LY $33 000 TUPPERS PLAINS - 1 level acre very nice 1 story home, lovely k1lchen and dtntng 2 BR bath ulil1ty R , forced atr heat, part basement. HW floor s JUST $13 500 RUTLAND - Close to s hoppmg 2 BR bath, carpeted, paneled ttled , f.re place porch garage lot 50x125 $9500 POMEROY - 12x60 Mobile Home 3 BR , bath expando hvmg R atr cond. washer & dryer furntshed ONLY $4 500 IF THE PROPERTY YOU ARE LOOK ING FOR IS HERE F INE IF NOT PLEASE CALL 'uS 992 2259 REALTY ' NEIGLER Building Supp~ Racme, Oh1o We Bu1ld the Besl and Repatr the Rest - Cab•nets InstalledCall Before 7 30 AM Or Afler6 00 PM 949 3604 57 1 mo FOR -FREE -- ESTIMATES On alumtnum replacement wtndows, ~ s1d1ng, storm doors and w1ndows, ra 11tng, phone Charles L1sle. Syracuse. Oh10 Carl Jacob , Sales Represen tativ e V. V. JOHNSON AND SON, INC. Blown insulat1on Serv1ces Blown tnlo Walls & Att1cs STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWN INGS LARRY LAVENDER Syracuse, Ohto Ph 992 3993 •·10-1 mo GLEN R. Bissell AWMINUM & VINYL SIDING Chest•r, Olllo Pll. 915-4102 Home Building Room Additions and Gtrages 5 5 1 mo . , 2 A•r conditiOning, plum bing, hearing , rooting, spout 1ng, general sheet metal work Free Estimates Phone 949-5961 Emergency 949·2211 or 992 -5700 0. J. lAUDERMILT WoHe & Ward Garage ROOFING 2 dr. H T, small V-8, automat1c. • soo E . Main St. Automobile Transm1ss1on Repa1r FREE ESTIMATES PH. 949-5184 Merle Norman Cosmetics lOLA'S · John St., Next To Grade School 992-2549 Syracuse, 0. H. T. 72 FORD LTD .......................... $1895 wagon 72 FORD GRAN TORIN0 ......... }1995 Pomeroy Motor Co. V-8, auto, clean car P.S, P. B, vmyl roof, fact a1r, 73 DiM CHEVELLE ............... $2295 Deluxe 2 Dr GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 Chester, EAVE Spout Hanging 1n Gallipolis and Pt Plea san t. Po meroy and Mtddleport area Ph 446 2910 116 78 POMEROY, OHIO jUS collz"de llf bri,Itnl'e R "e' ~' The Galtia-Me1gs Post State H1ghway Patrol contmued mveshgahon today of a colliswn Thursday mormng mvolvmg tractor-trailer ngs operated by James H Woodyard, 34, of Pomeroy, and Carl Randolph, 25, of Crown C1ty The acc1den t occurred at 10 45a m on Rt 124, one m1le west of Rt. 325 Accordmg to the patrol, Woodyard's truck traveling west went out of control on the wet pavement The cab struck a br1dge and the tra1Ier, wh1ch Jackmfed , struck Randolph's 6 DAYS A WEEK Carpeting 501 NYLON r1g . Woodyard was treated and released at the Holzer ff ty Highway Garage 0 leers 0. pavement, struck a culvert, and went over an embankment Mrs Nance and her 1g.month old daughter, Jod tr ated at the y, were e Holzer Med1cal Center for mmor m1ur1es Th e re Was moderate damage to her car No har e was flied c g Holy Land S lt' ,]eS shown f,j Ul Med1cal Center for mmor InJuries There was heavy damage to both outf1ts A wet road surfa~e was blamed for a smg e car m1shap at I 30 p m Thursday on Rt 681, two miles west of Rt 33 where Ida Stanley, 48, of Shade, lost control of her p1ckup whlch ran off the left side of the h1ghway and overturned There was he~vy damage , no charge was f1led. , Two persons were InJured m an acc1dent at 5 p.m on Rt 160 4 99 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Business SeiYices n~ar RUTLAND FURNITURE the Sherm Cuniflff showed shdes of the Holy Land which he and hls Wlfe had taken on thelr two trlps there durmg the recent meeting of the Adult Class of the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene Mr. and Mrs cundlff, members of the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene, were bapllzed 10 the River Jordan m March, 1973 Book markers and coins from Israel were resented to each member of Pth 1 ecass CounMrs William Stephenson Ga!ha LARRY'S MOBILE HOME SALES. INC. PUBLIC AUCTION NOW OPEN FANTASTIC 3 DAY SALE-3 LARGE ESTATES PENNSVILLE,_OHIO ON ST. RT. 377 IN MORGAN COUNTY •'• • • ' • • Iu. s. COINSI PH. 992-7777 .. c BUY, SELl. TRADE ' POMEROY·,, ' P.ill tl '• REVIVAL NOTED A rev1val w1ll be held at the Me1gs Jr H1gh auditor1wn May 20-24 w1th Evangelist John Elsw1ck Smgmg May 21}. 21 w1ll he the Gospel Hannony Boys from Huntington, W a , and on May 23 the Gospel Tones Quartet and the New Jerusalero Crusade~:s, Wayne, W Va. The Gospd Bells, Colwnbus, w11l smg May 24. v Sunday 1 · 6 pm " pres1ded w1th off1cers' reports bemg g1 ven Refreshments • were served by Ja}let Reeves • and Paulette I Farley Raymond Walburn gave grace fl ~~~~~~ Se, ;,Qu~ · Speclcd' SCale ' ' ay~s Ad ln · Sund_ t I ( I' u , cALl RUTlAND 0 Newspap•r I ' 742-3651 ROGER WAMSLEY • • • •• 5: :30 to 12, 2 to 5 I CLOSE ON THURS.)-EAST COURT ,, YOUR PRICE PROVIDED WITHIN REAsON You're Lucky! In order to maintain our No. 1 posttlon, we are g1vmg the lowest pnce highest value deal anywhere. If you wa1t, your payments may be much higher later when new cars go up and yours go down because it is gettmg older. Will your budget stand 530.00 more per month later on? 73 Olds Omega Hatchback Cpe, .~:~~. 12S95 73 Olds Cut. S. Cpe, auto.,r..s. ~ ?~. ~~•r1~ '3095 73 Cougar XR7, v-roof, air, power ........ 13695 1973 Thunderbird Ford .................. $4895 73 Vega Hatchback 4 sp., radio ......... s2195 2 Dr Hardtop full atr , full equ1pment even leather trtm Almost like the day 1t was sold About h new pnce 73 DODGE Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., :~~ .. ~~r-- 12895 2 Dr hardtop . 350 V 8 full operattng co nsole EKtra sn arp 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air .. '2895 72 Chev. Imp. Cust. Coupe, power........'2295 Pow , atr stereo , 195 72 Buick Elec. 3 Dr., HT, - ........ . 3 72 Olds Toronado Cpe. v-roof, •.. ........ s3095 Med1cal Center By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr a nd Mrs Merle Mrs Grella Simpson was hostess for the Esther Circle Schroede~ and daughter, Mae meetmg at her horfle Monday Fern of Columbus spent evemng, May 12 "Prayer for Mother's Day w1th Mrs Gro\\ th m Chnst" was the Schroeder's parents, Mr and subject, Mrs Helen Simpson Mrs Fran c1s Moms used for devohons w1th Mrs Nancy Bobb of Columbus spent Tuesday, May 6, with her aunt, Mrs Prayer" and a readmg "What Hazel Carnahan A Frlend We Have in Jesus" Wh Mr and Mrs E A. Wmgett followed by the hY!"n, " at re turned home after spendmg • A Friend " and prayer A e1ght days m the Smoky readmg 'God Is Never Mountams and at MontBe d 0 R h" was also gomery, Ala yon ur eac Mother's Day guests of Mr read In the bus10ess sessiOn , ted k 1 and Mr~ Harry Curt1s were Vera Beeg e repor on slc calls and cards sent and also Mr and MrS Sam Curbs or about gomg to the mf1rmary Lora10, M~ and Mrs Walter Wells and son and daughterw1th g1fts !sahel and Grella S1mpson m-law, Mr and Mrs Danny reported on the1r trip to Wells of Washmgton Court Dayton, taking large boxes of House and gues~ Saturday clothmg and shoes, given by were Mr and Mrs. RlChard women of First Baphst Church and also twelve New Testaments m hlduy's English versiOn to Dayton Chnstian Center After other busmess was taken up, Miss Vera Beegle gave a program on By Hugh P. Ktrkel "OhiO Baphst Convention 1s Executive Vice President 150 Years Old" The hymn Holzer Medical Center "Send the Light" and the "YOU DF.'IERVE Lord's Pryaer m unison closed THE CREDIT" the meetmg Mrs Simpson As we reflect on 1975 was hostess and served Nahonal Hosp1tal Week, refreshments to twelve which is about to draw to a members Mrs Nondus Hendncks IS a close,1t seems an !deal time to surgery pahent 10 Hol.zer call attention to what makes Holzer Medical Center "come ~~~~::l~~~.c:~s~~~~":;;~·o~th;; ~::/:~~~~~;~~:n~~n~!-~ ~~ wh1ch slid on wet car 74 Olds 88 HT Cpe., pow., air.. Y. ~~~! ... 14595 73 Olds 98 LS Sed., v-roof, air ...........14395 72 Olds 98 HT Sed. v-roof, power, air.... 12895 POME~~~ ,~,o/,?! CO.@ Racine Social Events D&D MEAT EXPERII:NCED . .... For Sale o. 1972 DODGE DART4 DR S2345 local owne r & low m1leage, good wh1te wall t1res . small V l3 engme, power steermg factory a1r gold fm1 sh blk vmy l top, v mylmtenor tnm rad1o A clean ca r EX CAVA T I N G. Do Z~. r Backhoe, d1 t cher , wafer tmes , footers drams. roads and brush cleanmg No 10b too small no weather too bad Ph one Charles ' R Ha tf eld Rt 1 Ru tland Ohto Phon e 742 6092 5 2 52tp HT Grandville 4 dr. 1974 CHEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC S3895 HT Cpe J50 V 8, automahc trans power steermg & brakes factory a ~r tmted glass whee l covers , AM FM rad1o les s than 13 000 miles red vtnyl top. wh1te fm tsh a beauttful lu xury m1d s tze car 58 1 mo Soldnewforover$6700 Full power a1r,stereo V roof, 1,500 mtles New Cadtllac trade P S , P. B 71 PONTIAC ........................... $1495 197 4 CHEVROLET IMPALA S4195 4 door only 10 400 m1les fully equtpped tncludlng atr dark red f1msh A real cream puffl Auto Sales ------------ Phone 992-2174 Pomeroy, 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY .OPENe Hubbard's Greenhouse 75 Chev. Caprice 4 door ................. 15595 4 dr BEAUTY SALON BUSIIESS '75 Olds Cut. Supreme Sedan ............ '4695 69 PLYMOUTH FURY 111.. ............ '695 2 dr • ·10-1 mo ' Cham You Can 75 Cadillac Sed. DeVille ..f.u.1 ~.~~~- :.".'~.... '8600 full power , atr .13895 72 CadI'llaC Sed• DeV"U I e.................. Air, nice car 71 PONTIAC CAT. .................... $1295 Smith Nelson Motors Inc. Phone 992-7665 USED CARS Dnver's ed car St1cker pnce new $5545 40 Fully equipped w1th 60 40 seat, AM FM radio, steel rad1al tires, factory cur low mileage 4 dr , sedan, V-8, auto. , See Sm1hn' Art Argyrtes, Ceward Calvert or Btll Nelson Deale rship Open, Mon Fn 11117 p m , Saturdays 1111 s pm Do Bus mess W1th A Leader Reasonable Rates Salj!s & Service 992-3092 and 66 OLDS 4 DR HT..................... ~95 1969 Ford Falrlane Wagon '895 FREE ESTIMATES 3 AND -1 ROOM furn ts hed and unfurntshed apartmen ts 3 BED RO OM home on 4 ac r es Ph one 992 543 4 ot ground full basement 4 12 He fu e l o•l furnace a c breezeway a nd large garag e PR IVA TE meet tng room for Phone 992 5682 or any orga nt za tton ph one 992 •n the co un try but close to 992 7121 3975 town On hardtop road 2 54 1 mo trailer setu ps mcluded Call 5-14-1mo J II tfc 992 7649 a ft er 4 p rn or 992 2519 any t tme for ap AP T l1ke new 3 room s wtth potn tment larg e bath tabletop range large closet East Matn St 4 30 26tc Pomeroy See to apprec tate Phone Ga lt tpOI s durmg day SERVICE Slatton and g i'lrage -146 9699 evenmgs dd6 9539 m Rutland Wtll ftnance or d 10 lfc lease Phone 742 5052 MON. thru SAT. s 14 26t c In Syracuse 3 RM and bath furn tshed apt Now open for season Now Uttltt1 es pa•d 356 Nort h 4th BR tCK house on Second Sf " At Caut1on L1ght' avat lab le - mo st vanettes Pomeroy downtown . SI Mtddleport Oh o Rt 1, Tuppe rs Pla1ns 0 of vegetable p lant s & Sut fa bl e for I vtng quarters s 11 lfc flowers plus pottecf flowers ups ta tr s s mall bu s• ness 830 E . Main BA RGAI NS " a re ou r OUR SPECIALTY over down off tee or home Wtth n 2 BEDRM tra il e r close to m1dd le name m clea n Pomeroy, Ohio 2 000 hang lng ba s kets of wa lk tng dt s tan ce of all stores sc hoo l and swtm u se d furnlfu re Petun1as Ivy Geraniums sto res Cal 992 3489 m mg poor Ca ll aft er 1 p m G U A R A N TEE D ap Vmes and Begon1as 9925914 5 15 3tc pltances & new furntfure TOP OUALITY AT 5 11 6tc Op en 9 5 Wed through Sun LOWEST PRICES Nt::: ED A new hom e bu1 lt on Ph 66 7 38S8 992-5776 LET US DO IT! ! 3 BEDROOM trailer rear your lof? Contact Milo B 1968 FIRE Bl R 0 for $700 Call 5 15 1 mo 417lmo n1ce Phon e 992 3324 Hut ch tson Rutland Oh•o 992 25J7 afler 5 p m Phon e 742 36 15 5 11 tfc 57 12tc 5 8 tfc S EWING MACHINE. - - --- ---- - -- 1970 FORD Mave rt c k 6 Re pa.rs servtce a!l mak es cy ltnder '5 700 Phone 985 992 2284 The Fabrte Shop TWO NEW 3 bedroom homes 3597 ' Pome ro y Authort zed Stnger w1th I car ga rag e carpeted COTTO N ca nd y mach tn e 5 14 31c Radiato Sales an d 5ervtce we FHA or ba nk ftnancmg slush mach ne s team table ' sha rp en Setssors Phone 742 3615 or see Mtlo manua l cash reg1ster '• l 3 29 ttc 1968 CHEVELLE El Ca mtno Hutchmson Ru tland Service .hangmg sca le 388 8878 327 w1th 4 speed tra ns 116 6 5 8 tfc 2 500 m •les on new .engtne DOZE R work land clea rmg - - --- -----From the largest Truck or by the ac re hourly or Square good ttres Cal l 992 39 14 Bulldozer Radtator to the 21 F T Troutwood Camptng 1. LARGE tot s ru ra l wat er • aft er spm con tra c t Farm ponds smallest Heater Core Trailer w1th hitCh and a ll ava !able Ha r d road 3 Yard roa ds e tc l a rge dozer and 5 14 Stp eqUIP 367 7556 mtles from by pa s s on oper a tor wtth ov e r 20 years Nathan B1ggs 116 3 Lead tng Creek Roa d Phone expe r1 e nce Pultms Ex Rad•ator Spec1altSt RUBBER BACK 142 3108 1967 SUPER Sport a lso 1957 cava t1ng Pomeroy Oh1o 1 SCHOO L ou t spec tal s on STAR 5 9 30tc Chev ~ ton tru c k Phone Phon e 992 2478 CRAFT Ne w and Used 247 2257 12 19 tfc We have hundreds of Tratlers and fo ld down s 5 13 Stp LOT 50x299 50x200 fenced tn carpet values Your lob can Camp Conley Sta r Craft --.-- ------two bedrooms bath 1J be completed 1n 1 to 2 SEP T IC TANKS cle aned Sa les Rt 62 N PI P leasa nt Ph 9922174 Pomeroy base men t storm doors and 1972 FOR 0 4 wheel drtve weeks No long waiting w va - Modern San •tat10n 992 3954 p ckup 360 V 8 4 speed wtn dow s ntce r e ntal period Our mstaller has 2B or 992 7349 11 6 If Phone 992 5752 property $11 000 1634 years experten ce Expert D· & 0 TREE Trt mmtng , A'lf 9 18 lfc 5 15 3tc Ltncoln Hgt s Pomeroy •nsta\Jaf 1on You II ltke years expertence Insured LIK E new household fur ndu r e Con tacl Wood Realtor 44 6 -------- ------- E XCAVATI NG doze r loader free est1mates Call 992 3057, what you get tor sa te Call 256 6426 1066 even mgs 44 6 4618 or and backhoe work sept •c Coo lv•lle Phone ( 1) 667 11 6 3 446 3636 CALL N2 4211 3041 tanks 1nstalted dump TALK TO WENDELL 5 13 6t c trucks a nd lo boys for h1re ' 30 tfc CAR PET Installation Sl 25 GRATE, wtll haul fil l d1rt top soil 26 F T Cab •n Cru tSe r For --~------~--- CARPET CONSULTANT per Ya rd Call Rtehard ltmes ton e and gravel Ca ll PR I ( E Con-struc110n Co fu r th er tn for ma tton c a 11 5 BR hom e gas heat centra l West Phone 84J 2667 Bob or Roger Jeffers day 446 0963 or ~ ~ 6 0502 Roofmg Spo utmg Gem1nt a1r oaK floor s up a nd dow n 5 4 26tc phone 992 7089 ntg ht phone hit 1n r epla ce ment Wtn 116 6 Large lo t on Lal<: e Dr 1n R to 992 3525 or 992 5232 dows complete remodelmg Gran de Ph Fr Sa t Phone 742 6273 or (304) 773 Clean up 2 11 ft c GE NER AL Repatr Sunday '145 585 1 HOME grown tomato plants and hau ltng cutting 568• tm proved Mex tcan and 116 3 - ____ ...__,..__ 742 4211 w el d 1ng carpentry 5 9 26tp ELWOD b BOWER S REPAIR Rutlon Hetnz 1350 Across from p tumbtng , e lec masonry - ----------Sweepers toasters trons Mun iCipa l Park n Syra c; use NEW J bedroom home ntc e a nd genera l remode l tng a ll small appl•an ces Lawn tot w th garage $22 500 Call Thomas Hayman Ca ll Sk tl Pool 992 5126 mower next lo State H1gh 446 9568 or 446 4088 4 28 30t c 5 13 261C way Garage on Rout e 7 116 ft Phone 985 3825 TOMATO plant s for sa le 4 16 He READY MIX CONCRETE Fa nt astiC Super:sont c and .... - --- ~- del 1v e r e d r1 gh t to your LAW N mower Jet Sta r Phone 2~7 2642 rep a.r 308 pro1ec t Fast and easy Free s lJ 5tc Page St Middleport Phone esftmates Phone 992 3284 992 3509 Goeg let n Ready Mtx Co 8FT TRUCK topper fo r p u 4 16 30tc Mtddl epor l Oh •o truck Phone 992 7727 - -----6 30 tf c P ~ &- -J --.-5 13 5tc Home Ma tntenance Refr lgerat1on A c SATURDAY, MAY24, SUNDAY, MAY25,AND GUNS and Ammo Our SE PTIC tanks and leach lines Heat mg Phone 992 3509 summer st ock 1S now MONDAY, MAY26 STARTING EACH DAY AT 10.30 tn stalled Also fte ld dram 4 16 JOtc arr v1ng sttll at tast AM ttles All work guaranteed - ----- years pnces 22 MAG MIDDLEPORT 7 room Lew 1s Excavatmg Rt 1 LANE S GARAGE State Sale held regardless of weather 1n bu11d1ngs and large r fle s Winchester Mo ss !'lome with v1ew of the nver 2 Rutland Oh to Phone 742 Route 338 Apple Grove CirCUS tent. berg and Marttn Handguns baths, fam 1ly room , automat ic 3742 1 Ohio AIt kmds of mechan•c 25 m1les sooth of Zanesville, 0 Take St Rt 60 to Me 44 MAG Two 22 I r 4 24 26tc work Phon e 247 2257 AM MO 12 Ma g H P S:3 a heat on a good street ConneiSVIIIe -then st~ Rt 377 towards Athens to Penns5 8 12tp bo)( $27 50 per 500 round $22.500 00 SHAL LOW Wells dug spnngs - - --------------Ville. Oh1o. 35 ln1les norlh of Manella 30 miles north carton Rem tngton Htgh OUT OF TOWN - A worktng developed and c 1s te rns . o ci"Trc tA NK S CLEANED east of Athens on St Rl 377 1n Pennsville Vol 22 H P $2 10 per 100 pk man 's spectal 3 bedrooms nstalled to approx imat e ly Reasonabl e RATES Phone W1ll be selling at public aucflon one of the largest Get them Wh1te they last bath, furnace cook and bake ta ft Lewts Excavatmg Rt 446 47 82 Ga/llpotts John selections of high quality a nhque furniture and Phone 992 5177 Vtllage Gun t Rutland Phone 742 3742 Russe ll owner Sho ppe 266 M11t St Mtd un1ts and refngerator Only collector's Items to be offered for auction this year <1 24 26tc 4 9 tfc 's7,soo oo dle po rt Oh o Furniture ranges from the old well made country 5 9 7tc NEW LISTING In the furniture lb the elegant furniture of the well to do country, w1t h v1ew of the fam1lles of the I BOO's ,We also w111 olfa,r for sale one of WINCHE STER mod e l 12 full river 3 bedrooms. bathroom, the largest and most complete clock colleplons 1~ choke 12 gauge n1ck el steel furnace (coal or wood) , oak southern Ohio Over YO cjocks- all old and In running ve ntll o!ted rtb goo~ con floors , alum 1num Siding, cond1tlon, many wlfh reflmshed CIISes The clock d tt ton $350 Con ta ct Marvtn needs finiShed Buy this for a collector and dealer should lake Speflal note of lhls Kee baugh days 992 5342 summer cottage S10 000 00 after 7 p m 985 39 13 auct1on for It could besomet1me before he will find this 3 n1ce size 5 13 6tc POMEROY mdny clocks '" such line condition at public auction bedrooms bath basement, Also to be offered for sale w1ll be a collection of app 35 CON TEMPORARY Modern fenced yard and 2 porches Pilcher bowl sets, some of which have as many as 11 Wa lnut style st er eo r ad10 Panel1ng and carpet1ng Walk pes per set There are hundreds & hundreds of ex am fm rad 1o 4 speaker to work or stores $17.JOO 00 cephonally high quality antiques & collector llems for s,o und ' sys tem 4 s pee d automattc changer Balance the dea ler, collector, or for the person who enjoys S IOI 10 Usc our budget WE NEED SOME NICE attending a weekend auction and purc~aslng just on NEARLY NEW HOMES terms Call 992 3965 Item or two There ~re antique & modern guns to be 5 13 tfc WITH A FEW ACRES OF sold on Sunday St&rl making pions to attend now LAND CALL 992 3325 Walch Athens Mossenger Sunday, ~My 11 For Listing BEDDING PLANTS poll ed Lunch on premtst5. Parking. Bring your fawn choir. plants . geran1ums aza leas PoSitive ID. Terms cash day of sale. Not rnponslble petun1as. porc h boxes for accidents hangmg baskets Cleland s Greenhouse Ger ald1n e Auchoneers-Btll Jones, Otfie Opperman ond Cleland Racme Oh to Associates 5 15 ff.: Phou 962-4377 or 557·3olll KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER 69 FORD FAIRlANE.. ................. ~95 Pomeroy, Ohto WILKINSON SMALL Roger Hysell's Garage 68 FORD GALAXIE ..................... '595 2 Dr H T Pleasant Ridge PHONE 992 2823 Condor Sf Pomeroy 0 dr . H T., 6 cyl stand WE MEAN Buy a New Car or Truck at t ''-ZL Grand Opening Pretl Ground Also Repa1rs On All R1d 1ng Tractors 498 Locust St Middleport, Ohto 59 1 68 MERC. 2 DR Hl. ................. SS95 68 MERC. COMET...................... '595 & Heat1'ng ' OPEN9a m to6p .m Monday thru Saturday we wtll p1ck up & deft very Spec1at low prtces on all mechanteal YJOrk 5 1 1 mo VALUE RATED 1973 Bu1ck Regal 2 Dr , V 6. p s , p b , auto. trans , AM tape, air cond , vinyl 60 40 cloth seats HElL • Racine PIUll)b'mg BJssal BmlheiS Construcb Co. DAN THOMPSON FORD Gr:.eat IJsed Cars from Sm1th Nelson Motors ea ty ,~___ __:___:_____-:==========:--;:::::====--===== . 5 2 lfc RM and bath Ga s fu rna ce and cent r al a c Phone 99 2 ~ rse Sentinel Classi+ieds J. I B • · s • USiness ervices R I U; FREE ESTIMATES SSSJ '1. T l 1974.Ford 4 cyl. Pinto ................. $2695 2 Dr Sedan Less than 11.000 easy mtles by very careful local OW"ne r Auto trans 1973 Chevrolet Camero ................ s3495 1972 Chevrolet VB Impala ............ $1995 2 Dr ha rdtop wn1te w1th green vmy l top and mat ching upholstery Auto tra ns oower steermg & brakes 1972 Ford LTD 4 Dr..................... $1995 Hardtop. atr cond , med blue w1th dark vmy l roof Fully oqu•oped 1971 Ford 6 cyl. Maverick ........ ·.... $1695 " 2 Dr sedan. low m1leage by ret.red school teacher Auto trans Extra ntce 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe, power, air....... '2695 1969 Ford V8 4 dr. Gal.................. SS95 70 Chev. Imp. Cpe., v-roof ................11595 500 4 dr , auto t rans power steenng & brakes Ortgtnal blue ftn 1sh 69 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door.................. 1895 69 CoNair 2 door, standard................1395 22 New '75 Olds Ready for DeliveiJ Karr & Van Zandt . Sleeps 6, fully self contamed w1th dual air condit1onmg RENT THIS BEAUTIFUL MOTOR SEE: FRED BLAETTNAR, DARRELL DODRILL "Yov' ll L1ke Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evemngs Unhi6:00--T1l 5p.m. Sat. a.----00000011011101----------Curt1s and Shem of Vmton Mother's Day weekend guesls of Mrs Mabel Cleland and fam1ly were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cleland of Ilhnms and Mr and Mrs Paul McMurray and children of Colwnbus MISS Ruth Ellis and Mr Howard Bmgman of Columbus and Mr and Mrs B1ll Bm1th of Dayton were guests of M1ss Ed1th Hayman , Saturday Mr and Mrs Bnan Simpson and "children of Balhmore spent Mother's Day weekend w1th the1r parents, Mrs Chester S1mpson and Mr and Mrs Ralph Badgley Mrs Wilham McKenzie of Gallipolis wa s a guest Saturday of Mr and Mrs Roy Your hospital reports ful people whose prunary dertvatives whenever the need concern IS the pat1ent, domg arises; !hell" utmost to make the To the many busmesses and patient's stay m the hosp1tal organizations who have glVen as pleasant and comfortable the . funds to proVIde free as poss1ble; televis1on for the children m To our student mD"ses who the l)edl8trlc umt of the glVe of themselves m a uruque hospital, month after month, combination of leammg and for the past three years , expenence and the faculty of To the multitude of purthe school of nursing who veyors who make sure that alive!' teach and prepare our our requirements for supplies, Holzer Medical Center itself students for a lifetime career services and eqmpmenl are IS JUSt a big building with a m nursmg set'Vlce; filled prompUy and m the OFFICERS SWORN roof, ceiling, concrete waDs, To our volunteers who necessary quantities to ac· MASON Larry floors and an enormous generously and unselfishly commodate patient needs as Bwngardner, premdent of the amount of technical and g1ve thell" time, energy and determined by the medlCal Mason PTA, mstalled the new electronic equipment. That's talents in so many areas of the staff, and, off1cers for the coming school all1t IS until you put people in hospital. These gracious To the news med1a year at a recent meeting 1t, trained and skilled per- volunteers include members throughout the Ohio Valley They are, Jack1e S1sson, sonnel who serve m every of our Volunteer Serv1ce area, newspaper, rad1o, pres1dent, Loram McCauley, area of the hospital as well as Lesgue, the Red CrOSjl Gray teleVISion and eable, who tell v1ce pres1dent; Marilyn an oullltandlng medical staff, Ladies, the Retired Semor the hosp1tal's story, relatmg Stadola, secretary, and Wlllls all ol whom are-· there to Volmteer Program and the accurate and factual InBentley, treasurer Pres1dent provide the finest quahty Candystripers from our area formation to the public we Bumgardner extended h1s health care for patients who high schools; serve. apprec1at1on and a spec10l come to the hospital. So, To our volunteer chaplains THE HOSPITAL IS HERE thanks for the cooperation of Holzer Medical Center comes who come to the hospital on a to care for patients and serve parents and teachers durmg alive with the combmed regular schedule to prov1de the community, so we thiS past school year hospital and medical staff spiritual encouragement and especially salute our patients carmg for patients • comfort to patients who show !hell" !81th m our We have a multitude of To the personnel who staff ablllty to provide quality TEA PLANNED people who deserve the credit the var1ous ambulance serhealth care at a reasonable The annual Buckeye G1rls' for our hosp1tal's ablllty to vlces, transporting cost and recogruze the full State tea will be Sunday at 1 JI'Ovlde health care to the emergency patlents to the range of resources available p m . at Junction City Mrs. residents of the area we llei'Ve. hospital; for their benefits as we meet Lester M Merritt, director of What an opportune time for us To the Galhpolls F1re the constant challenge of our G1rls' State, w11l be the ty say tlumlt you to our Dept members who prov1de patients' changing needs. speaker Eligible to attend are trustees, dedicated and )rotection by responding Who above all deserves the the delegates, alternates, ,committed people from our quickly when even the slightcredit' The commun1ty that their mothers, and the community wbo Bhare their est problem occurs at the we serve, because without the sponsormg umt presidents and time and lend anpport as the hospital. community, there would be no Amerlcan1sm cha1rwomen governing board of the Holzel; To law enforcement per- hOspital. Everyone Ia a part of HOI!pltsl Foundation; sonnel from the Sheriff's the community; we are part of To our medical staff of Department who come the COIIUilunlty, and our job is FLOWERS GIVEN skilled and ltlghly trained whenever we call for a881st- to serve you. OAK GROVE, W. Va . practltloner1 whd are ance am the State Highway As we said in a coiWIUl Flowers given to mothers on proficient in numerous Patrol who frequently make • earlier this week· Mother's Day at Oak Grove specialties, ptovldlng emergency blood MIIIB for the "Our constant concern Ia a Umted Methodist Church were ,IICientiflc expertise ao vital to hospital; ' healtbY community and we donaled by Mr and Mrs. a patient for both diagll0tll8 To the many donors wbb need you to accomplish this Clarence Adluns, g1ven In and treatment; give blood and the Red Croll goal." By jolalng 19Kether, we memory of her mother. Came To our hoapltal staff of more from whom we obtain supplies can attain this goal Greer • than 700 capable JM thought- of whole blood and blood I R1ffle Mr and Mrs John Leary and fam1ly of Pt Pleasant spent Saturday w1th Mr and Mrs Frank Cleland Kenneth Swart of Stow spent Mother's J)ay weekend w1th his mother, Mrs James Swart and the Alfred Crow famli} Carpenter Personals Mr and Mrs Denver Queen , Bloommgton, Ill, v1s1ted h1s mother, Helen Queen , h1s brother-m-law, and s1ster,Mr and Mrs Thad Dye and fanuly and other relatlVes here Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Waller Jordan and son were Mr and Mrs Robert Ross and Mr and Mrs Clarence Waugh, Galhpohs, Mrs Alfred R1ce, Colwnbus, Mrs Uoyd Thomas, Albany, Hazel Culwell, Kay Wolfe and Beth Ann and Paulme Comer and Joy Earl Starkey, Mr and Mrs Carl Greenlees, R11la Rhoades , and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan of Columb1a Grange attended the recent meetmg of Me1gs County Pomona Grange at Rock Sprmgs Mr, and Mrs Dale Stansbury and daughter, Mrs . I!Hrold Oxley, v1s1ted Mr Stansbury's s1ster, Mrs Mae Te wksbary 10 Columbus, called on Mr and Mrs Cla1r Stansbury and family 10 Groveport and Mr and Mrs Larry Stansbury and sons m Reynoldsburg Mrs Larry Stansbury and sons accompanied them to the1r home here and were JOIDed here by Larry Stansbury for the weekend They returned to Reynoldsburg on Sunday Mr. and Mrs Merle DaviS of Rutland were guests of Mr and Mrs . Dale Stansbury Mr and Mrs Lew1s Srm th v1slted h1s parents, Mr and Mrs Manford Sm1th, Carrol Ney Carpenter, who has spent some hme m Pleasant Va lley Hospital , Pt Pleasant, 1s now convalescmg at h1s home. H1s daughter, Mrs. Roberta Parker, Strasburg, 1s staymg w1th h1m and h1s other daughter, Martha Mays, for a few da;s Mr and Mrs Dwame Jordan , Bryan, Ke1th and Sarah Faye, were Sunday dmner guesls of hiS parenls , Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan Mothers were honored at Temple Church on Sunday mormng with Mrs Gold1e G1llogly recelVmg the g1ft for the oldest mother present, Mr s Kath y J ordan , the youngest mother presen t and Mrs Don Comer the g1fl for havw g the mos t c h1ldren present Mr and Mrs W1lham Culwell v1s1ted relahves m the Flatwoods, Ky area on Sunday lnternattonat Leagu e Standtngs By Un1ted Press International w I pet g b Rochester 19 9 679 T1dewater IB lJ 58 1 Sy ra c use 18 14 563 Charleston 16 14 533 R1chmond 14 17 452 Pawt uck et 13 17 433 To ledO 13 18 419 Memph t ~ lJ n 37 1 Thursday 's Results Rochester 6 Pawtucket S Syrac use 6 Toledo 0 T dewat er 5 MemphiS 4 1st. 7 1nnmgs d , Mempht s 2 Ttdewat er 1, 2n 7 mnm g~ ~ Charleston at R1chmond PPcl, ra1n REUNION SET , BURLINGHAM The Pickett family reumon will be held Sunday, May 18 at Burlingham Woodman Hall from 2 to 5 p m Friends and relatives are mv1ted to attend. u 0 '" •• n "' '"' "' oj '" Ill "',, ov lAND WANTED 1!nvestor wants 3 to 5 acres of land in Pomeroy. Zoned, multi-family, flat, and with all uti llties. • IS HOSPITAUZED Mrs JnnJrue King, MinersVllle, 1s a med1cal pallent at Veterans Memonal Hospital, Room 124 Call (614)890.1333 L----------'" •ol •••' �6 1975 aln1b~:~Sentmei,Mid~epo~~~:;:::~o ·:~:~Y.c~~:,: • L'vo.._. ·.r-r.rast Resu ' Its IN LOVI NG memory ol Emma Janey who passed away 10 years ag o loday sad l y mJSsed by lhe c hildren 11 6 l For Rent or Sale J A C RE ~ mod ern hou s e garag e and 2 ba rn s CCI II 0 Br •~n a nd Cr ow R r ally 99 2 212 0 'i I I M e Wanted To Do • OROINANCE NO An 7s Or d inance for the pos,t•on of Ass tstan t Park Drrecfor and Pool Man ager and t o f1 x t he salary for the Sw•mmrng Ins tr uctor Be t Ord a1ned by 3 " ndy '' SHOOT ING MATCH ' Wt R dg e Gun Club Harr tsonlllll e Sun day May 18 1 p m fa ctor y choked gun s on ly 5 IS Jtc QUICK rlR INT by mall fro m c am e ra r~a dy copy One pa ge SS 55 fi rs t 100 \ I IS ea ch add111ona l 100 Send co py che c k. to LET 1 TER SHOP PL US 72 W Un.on Athens Ohto Also roo pr.nl •ng J 29 J8tp CARPENTER work roug h or fmtSh Ph <14 6 27 87 11 63 1028 1 '"' on d Ga mr Assocto,on wilt sponsor a I1 Sh derby tor bo ys and 9trls lrom 15 years old •od youn oer sa tucdav May 17 Leeton 9 an r atorm4 Lak p m£' Rutland Rutl an. d 0 Must br tnQ YO UI hel d pol rames ornnd '" '" • Wtll be own bflll BE AU T IF UL select on of flowers pot s ba s kets and spray s tor Me mor•a l Day Cltff s P la ce N Second St M dd le por t 5 4 tfc th e E R hOrse at Stud ot QUART young son ot THE OL E Mtddteport as follows MAN AA AT a lead mg Sec I That there be s re of race and show hor es t a bl iSh ed t he postt •o n of ses Ran w•thtn lOOth of a Ass.stant Park D1r ec tor and secon d of AAA t1me before Poo r Manager he was 2 Off •c•a l AA wtth an Sec I I The Salary for the 89 speed tndex halte r POStftOn o f Asststant Park con formalton and bes t 0 r ecto r and Pool Man ager dtSpOSttJOn Fee $100 at f me shall be S180 00 per mont h for of serv 1ces Wtth ltve foal June J ul y an d Aug u st to guaran tee Phone 992 7888 con t •nu e for the per1od oft me 4 20 261C the Sw 1mm mg Pool 1S open Council Whtch of the 1S v. rtage normally f r om CASH patd for a ll makes and Memor•at Day through Labor models of mob tle hom es Da y Phone area code 614 423 Sec Il l Be tt further 9531 r eso lved that a wage for the 4 \3 ft c Sw 1mm ng Instr uctor be and the sa me 1s her eby f xed at JU NK autos complete a nd S2 50 per hour de ltvered to our ya rd We Sec IV Tha f Ordmance No pt c k up auto bod1es and buy 1025 75 1S hereby repeated all kinds of scrap meta ls a nd Sec V Tha t th1s Ordm an ce tron R tder s Sa lvage St 1S hereby deferm ned fo be an Rl 124 Rl 4 Pom eroy emergency measure OhiO Call9925468 necessar y for the 1mm~d 1 ate 10 17 lfc preservaf ton of the peace healfh sa fe fy and general AUCTION Thursday ntght 7 wel fare of the mhab tanfs of p m a t Mason Auct •on the VIl lage and for the reason Hor ton St tn Mason , W Va that 11 ts necessary that fh1s Co ns tg n me nts welcome tegtslatton becom e •m Phon e (3041 77 3 5471 med 1ate1v effect v~ 2 2 tfc Sec VI ThtS Or dmance shal l take effec t .and be •n fo rce FOR your o 1 of M•nk from and after Apr tl 28 1 ~75 Cosmettcs -Phone Pa ssed the 28 th day of Aprtl BROWNS 992 5113 1975 1 7 tfc Attest Gene Grafe NOW sellt ng Fulle r Brush Cler k Products phone 992 3410 M L Kelly 1 24 tfc Pr estdent of Council (51 9 16 2tc FOR STU D SERV ICE Palomtno sta ll 1on form e rly ow ned by Fra ncts ~onn Stat!ton s name 1S Stormy Not1ce on Fllmg of In ve ntory Con lac t Dana Wtl l1ams And Apprats e ment Phone 992 7094 The State of Oh1o, Me1gs 5 IS 3tc County Court of Common Pleas Probate Otvts1on To the Admmtst ratr. x of !he es tate to such of the fotlowmg as are r es 1dents of the State of Ohto vtz - the surv vmg YARD SALE on Croo ks Sf at Syra cuse New and used spouse the next of ktn the cto tht ng a lso tfems too beneftc artes under the w1 ll numerous to mentton May and to the attorney or at torn eys repr ese nltn g any of 19 20 and 21 5 15 Jtp the atorementtoned persons No 21484 Paul Raymo nd decease d Alban y Oh to YA RD SALE Frtday and Sct p to Tow nsh iP Saturday at Ma rvtn You a re hereby not 1f1ed that McGu.re res1d enc e Rt 7 by th e Inve ntor y and Ap pass pra1sement of the estate of the 5 15 2tc afor emen t to ned deceased late of sa 1d Coun ty , was filed YARD SALE down Rt 7 1n thtS Cour t Sa 1d Inventory bestde D& J Fabrt c Shop and Ap pratsement wtll be for Frtday and Sat urd a y hear.ng before th1 s Court on 5 15 2tc the 2J rd day of May 1975 at 10 00 0 Clock A M sale Fnday May 16 Any person destrtng to file YARD and Saturday May 17 from exteptmns thereto must f le 10 am !t il 4 p m 2 m1 les them at least ftv e da ys prtor to nort h ot Rac .ne on Oa k the dat e set for heartng Grove Roa d a t th e Com G1ven und er my hand and mu ntt y Hall Teenage sea l of sad Court th ts 7th day cloth tn g and m sc tfems 3 Of May 1975 tam tltes Manntng D Webster J ud ge 5 14 3tc By Ann B Watson Deputy Clerk YAR 0 Sate Fr 1d ay and 15) 9 16 2tc sa turday Sev e nth and Joh n St ac ross from Syrac use Grade School housetratler s 14 3tc LEGAL Tuppers Plams Ches ter Water 0 strtc f are a ccepttng btd s for a 197 1 Ford 1~ ton PICk up 3 speed transmtsston HOU S EKEEP E R a nd 302 eng1ne Btds wtll be ac babysllter va r.ed hours cepted until 12 00 p m J un e 2 ( app r ox ) 30 hours per )975 Bo)( 7 Chester Oh10 week Must have car Phone •5120 992 2832 5 14 6tc ------------ -- - - ------------ -------------- Yard Sale ------------ Help Wanted 151 16 23 30 SKID DER operator s teady emp loym ent <Jacal on w.th pa y Oh tO Va ll ey Mfg Tuppe r s Plams Oh10 Phone Ihe Almanac 667 31 31 5 14 3tc By Uaited Press '!tternatlonal Today 18 Frtdily, May 16, the !36th day of 1975 With 229 to follow :;ooo used mtn t b ke by June The moon IS approaching 1ts 1 Ph 44 6 26 37 af t er 5 388 9061 first quarter 116 3 The mommg stars are Mars OLD furn•t ur e tCe boxes and Jup1ter brass beds or complete The evemng stars are Mer- hou seh olds Wrtte M 0 M1ller Rt 4 Pomeroy cury, Venll:l and Saturn Oh10 Ca ll 992 7760 Those born on thiS date are 10 ] 74 under the s1gn of Taurus CANo E- -=-usEo- A~~~.-,;um Amencan educator or Ft berg la ss Call after 5 p m Phone 742 4840 Elizabeth l'l!abody was born 5 15 Jtp May 16, 1804 ThiS IS actor Henry Fond;l's 70th birthday WANTED old uprtgh1 ptanos any cond 1f tOn Pay S10 ea ch On th1s day m h1story F1rst floor only Wr1 te an d g tve dtreC tiOnS to Wtlten In 1866, the U S Tr~sury P1 ano Co Box 188 Sardts Department was authorized to Oh o 43946 5 14 61p place m cU"culabon the f1rst fiv~nt p1ece, to be called JfC Wanted To Buy Uthe ffiCkel II In 1929, the first "Oscar" awards were announced Janet Gaynor won the best actress award for her role m "Seventh Heaven " Em1l Jannlngs was voted best actor for his role m "The Way of All Flesh " In 1962, U S forces amved I in Thailand to bolster that Asian nation against a spread of f1ghtlng from ne1ghbormg Laos In 1974, Israeli Jets bombed Paleshman refugee camps and suspected guernlla hideouts 1n Lebanon 10 reprisal for a terronst ra1d a day earlier In which 16lsraelis were killed m the vlllage of Mll'alot. A thougbt for the day . The Roman poet Vlrgll sa1d, "Yield not to misfortunes but pre• forward boldly m thetr lice." NOTICE B•ds Will be recetved at the off. ce of Bernard v Fultz AHorn ey at Law Pomeroy Oh 10 unt il ten o clock A M of May 17 1975 for the sale of the fo ltow .ng 1 Th e res •dence of the late Leah B Sc ha efer St tuated at 230 L1nco ln Hilt Pomeroy Ohto Th 1s restdence Is one of the f tnes t homes 1n Me1gs County The store budd• ng 2 Situat ed on west Mam Street m the Village of ~ Pom eroy Oh to formerly known as the Red Anc hor Th ts property extends from Ma tn Street to Seco nd St reet'" th e Village of Pomeroy and ncludes a store buildm g fronttng on Court Stre et The rtQI1t tS reserved to re,ect any and all b1ds For tnformat ton conce rn tng the prop erty and ap pomtments for vlewtng the properly conta ct Bernard F Fultz Pomeroy OhiO , Telephone 992 2186 1 Wallace Bradford Nancy Moll J oan Sfoneb urner Co Executl)rs .of the Estate of Lean B Sch aefer (• I 27 30 15 ) 2 ' 7 9 ll 9tc 1< 16 j 1- 4 Emplo•ment Wanted for Sale 1 \,'JILL CilriJCill-cr ce •l•n qdo pt~n el tnq floowor r mqk c lec wr ldmg clc Phor1 c , 11 61p 992 2759 1 f.<! u Iba r b for lrC''" ll:' r Lloyd Er tl Rodney 11 51 24 63 REMODELING Plumbmg ll U R bclr S c11 deltvcry rd kts hea t •ng and all types of on stee l H o w~rd Kntgh t q e n e r a l ce patr Work CheSl er Qh, O guaran teed 10 year s ex s 15 3lp P. , once Phone 99'1. 2109 1?71 1'>0 £\ JOH N Deer e dozer ' 5 1 6 ft blade canape 1 600 ho urs QOOd condtt10n $6 <, OO Phon e 9B'i J59 1 5 14 121p 2 BED RM tl!Obtl e Hom e Will se ll wilh oplton to r e nt lo t EXCEL L ENT maternity On Co Rd by Sa lem Cent e r wardrob e spr tng and Phon e 66 9 .J 24 2 Robert su mm er s•z e 10 12 Prtce Motden $30 Also Casco Delux e 5 11 6tp stro ller nev er used $28 Phon e 992 2897 SELL you r mobtte hom e for s 15 3tc cash 15 homes wanted 1958 thru 1972 models Phone 16F T P LYWOO D Runabout (614) .tJO 14 25 Ga lltpOI IS 75 h p Mercury outboa rd and boa\ trail e r Very 3 9 781f rea sonab ly pr ce Phon e 99.2 J7 27 afte r 5 p m 5 15 3t c lf.!A ILiiR spa ce for rent •n F LOWER S for Memor1al Day M•dd le port Cal l 99 2 2625 larg e se lec tton of po ts 4 '17 lfc vases baskets sprays and p la qu e s Smalley s Gtf t 3 BR hou se on pn va te lake Shop Cheste r phone 985 Sl60 month no pets Call 245 3537 54]9 5 15 9tc 11 6 3 3 BR' house 1804 Ch es tnul St CLOSE OUT on new ZtQ Zag sewtng mach •nes Fo r .JJ6 J lJ] sew 1ng s tr e t ch fabrtcs 116 3 buttonholes fan cy des 1gns e lc Pa1nt s ltgh tl y TR AILER sp a ce 1 mtl e from bl e mt s he d Chotce of Pom ero y Phon e 992 5858 carrymg case or sewmg S 2 lfc stand $49 80 cash or term s ava ilab le Phone 992 7755 2 BED ROOM mob il e hom e 12 18 tfc a c .n Rac tne area Phone P l f\ N ~<15 ''< Mobile Homes For Sale For Rent 992 7 sass Real Estate for Sale strout 4 a pt contatns 3 full MIDDLEPORT - comp lex TURF TRIM MOWER 5 l J 6t c 20"-3 112 HP FURNISHED apartment adults only tn Middleport Phon e 992 3874 3 25 tfc '72.9Q<KDJ 22"-3112 H P Self Propelled BR Hou se and ga ra ge 325 Spr1ng AvenUe Pomeroy Refe ren ce Phone 992 7660 s 15 tt c *104.95(KDJ -- ------- - COUNTRY MOb le Home P ark Rt 33 ten m les north of Pomeroy Large lo ts wtth concre te pat.os Stdewa tk s run n e rs and off s tr eet pa rk tng Phone 992 7479 12 31 lfc 2 BEDRM mobil e hom e JOB Pag e Sf m Mtdd leport S75 depostt req utred 5 11 tfc POMEROY LANDM'"ARK w Carsey, Mgr diidl Phone 992 2181 ·~_Jack Real Estate For Sale 1 72 ACRES of land and loc ust pos ts Phon e 742 3656 4 20 26tp 'l BE DROOM rratl er and lot tn town Phone 992 397 5 or 99 2 257 1 4 9 ti c ' Checkerboard of Values! ~ & 1 etftc1ency W1 th a ll furn1shmgs on qu1 e f res1dent1al street $15 000 00 SI Ze i'lpts RUTLAND - Love ly well butlt bn ck rancher of fe nng equ tpped kttchen 3 BR 11!, baths. lge LR. lge a tt1c fa n 1n ha ll c ustom drapes ful l base a tta ched garage Goo d buy at $30 ooo 00 F 1n a n c1 ng ava tlab le WORTH EVERY CENT Nt ce 2 s tor y home on 100xlll3 lot faces rt ver tn town ste ps to store school bus by full att1c ca n be ftnt shed full base copper plumbtng ga s furnace wlfh hum1dtf1er , storm wm dows $18500 00 307 Sprmg Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT Lo1s Pauley Branch Manager ' 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, 0. CLOSE IN Abour 3 Acres 1 ~tory fr ame, 2 BR dm1ng R bath, FO forced atr furnace part basement. barn own water system $10,900 RUTLAND - 60 acres l'h story frame home 3 BR. bath uh Itty . some car petmg panelmg & h ie part basement Garage and wo rkshop 24x32 barn 35)(40 larg e bu1ld tng 30x200 pond 2 free gas wells Jot s of butldmg sttes about all fen ced Mtneral s Inc luded ON LY $33 000 TUPPERS PLAINS - 1 level acre very nice 1 story home, lovely k1lchen and dtntng 2 BR bath ulil1ty R , forced atr heat, part basement. HW floor s JUST $13 500 RUTLAND - Close to s hoppmg 2 BR bath, carpeted, paneled ttled , f.re place porch garage lot 50x125 $9500 POMEROY - 12x60 Mobile Home 3 BR , bath expando hvmg R atr cond. washer & dryer furntshed ONLY $4 500 IF THE PROPERTY YOU ARE LOOK ING FOR IS HERE F INE IF NOT PLEASE CALL 'uS 992 2259 REALTY ' NEIGLER Building Supp~ Racme, Oh1o We Bu1ld the Besl and Repatr the Rest - Cab•nets InstalledCall Before 7 30 AM Or Afler6 00 PM 949 3604 57 1 mo FOR -FREE -- ESTIMATES On alumtnum replacement wtndows, ~ s1d1ng, storm doors and w1ndows, ra 11tng, phone Charles L1sle. Syracuse. Oh10 Carl Jacob , Sales Represen tativ e V. V. JOHNSON AND SON, INC. Blown insulat1on Serv1ces Blown tnlo Walls & Att1cs STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWN INGS LARRY LAVENDER Syracuse, Ohto Ph 992 3993 •·10-1 mo GLEN R. Bissell AWMINUM & VINYL SIDING Chest•r, Olllo Pll. 915-4102 Home Building Room Additions and Gtrages 5 5 1 mo . , 2 A•r conditiOning, plum bing, hearing , rooting, spout 1ng, general sheet metal work Free Estimates Phone 949-5961 Emergency 949·2211 or 992 -5700 0. J. lAUDERMILT WoHe & Ward Garage ROOFING 2 dr. H T, small V-8, automat1c. • soo E . Main St. Automobile Transm1ss1on Repa1r FREE ESTIMATES PH. 949-5184 Merle Norman Cosmetics lOLA'S · John St., Next To Grade School 992-2549 Syracuse, 0. H. T. 72 FORD LTD .......................... $1895 wagon 72 FORD GRAN TORIN0 ......... }1995 Pomeroy Motor Co. V-8, auto, clean car P.S, P. B, vmyl roof, fact a1r, 73 DiM CHEVELLE ............... $2295 Deluxe 2 Dr GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 Chester, EAVE Spout Hanging 1n Gallipolis and Pt Plea san t. Po meroy and Mtddleport area Ph 446 2910 116 78 POMEROY, OHIO jUS collz"de llf bri,Itnl'e R "e' ~' The Galtia-Me1gs Post State H1ghway Patrol contmued mveshgahon today of a colliswn Thursday mormng mvolvmg tractor-trailer ngs operated by James H Woodyard, 34, of Pomeroy, and Carl Randolph, 25, of Crown C1ty The acc1den t occurred at 10 45a m on Rt 124, one m1le west of Rt. 325 Accordmg to the patrol, Woodyard's truck traveling west went out of control on the wet pavement The cab struck a br1dge and the tra1Ier, wh1ch Jackmfed , struck Randolph's 6 DAYS A WEEK Carpeting 501 NYLON r1g . Woodyard was treated and released at the Holzer ff ty Highway Garage 0 leers 0. pavement, struck a culvert, and went over an embankment Mrs Nance and her 1g.month old daughter, Jod tr ated at the y, were e Holzer Med1cal Center for mmor m1ur1es Th e re Was moderate damage to her car No har e was flied c g Holy Land S lt' ,]eS shown f,j Ul Med1cal Center for mmor InJuries There was heavy damage to both outf1ts A wet road surfa~e was blamed for a smg e car m1shap at I 30 p m Thursday on Rt 681, two miles west of Rt 33 where Ida Stanley, 48, of Shade, lost control of her p1ckup whlch ran off the left side of the h1ghway and overturned There was he~vy damage , no charge was f1led. , Two persons were InJured m an acc1dent at 5 p.m on Rt 160 4 99 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Business SeiYices n~ar RUTLAND FURNITURE the Sherm Cuniflff showed shdes of the Holy Land which he and hls Wlfe had taken on thelr two trlps there durmg the recent meeting of the Adult Class of the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene Mr. and Mrs cundlff, members of the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene, were bapllzed 10 the River Jordan m March, 1973 Book markers and coins from Israel were resented to each member of Pth 1 ecass CounMrs William Stephenson Ga!ha LARRY'S MOBILE HOME SALES. INC. PUBLIC AUCTION NOW OPEN FANTASTIC 3 DAY SALE-3 LARGE ESTATES PENNSVILLE,_OHIO ON ST. RT. 377 IN MORGAN COUNTY •'• • • ' • • Iu. s. COINSI PH. 992-7777 .. c BUY, SELl. TRADE ' POMEROY·,, ' P.ill tl '• REVIVAL NOTED A rev1val w1ll be held at the Me1gs Jr H1gh auditor1wn May 20-24 w1th Evangelist John Elsw1ck Smgmg May 21}. 21 w1ll he the Gospel Hannony Boys from Huntington, W a , and on May 23 the Gospel Tones Quartet and the New Jerusalero Crusade~:s, Wayne, W Va. The Gospd Bells, Colwnbus, w11l smg May 24. v Sunday 1 · 6 pm " pres1ded w1th off1cers' reports bemg g1 ven Refreshments • were served by Ja}let Reeves • and Paulette I Farley Raymond Walburn gave grace fl ~~~~~~ Se, ;,Qu~ · Speclcd' SCale ' ' ay~s Ad ln · Sund_ t I ( I' u , cALl RUTlAND 0 Newspap•r I ' 742-3651 ROGER WAMSLEY • • • •• 5: :30 to 12, 2 to 5 I CLOSE ON THURS.)-EAST COURT ,, YOUR PRICE PROVIDED WITHIN REAsON You're Lucky! In order to maintain our No. 1 posttlon, we are g1vmg the lowest pnce highest value deal anywhere. If you wa1t, your payments may be much higher later when new cars go up and yours go down because it is gettmg older. Will your budget stand 530.00 more per month later on? 73 Olds Omega Hatchback Cpe, .~:~~. 12S95 73 Olds Cut. S. Cpe, auto.,r..s. ~ ?~. ~~•r1~ '3095 73 Cougar XR7, v-roof, air, power ........ 13695 1973 Thunderbird Ford .................. $4895 73 Vega Hatchback 4 sp., radio ......... s2195 2 Dr Hardtop full atr , full equ1pment even leather trtm Almost like the day 1t was sold About h new pnce 73 DODGE Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., :~~ .. ~~r-- 12895 2 Dr hardtop . 350 V 8 full operattng co nsole EKtra sn arp 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air .. '2895 72 Chev. Imp. Cust. Coupe, power........'2295 Pow , atr stereo , 195 72 Buick Elec. 3 Dr., HT, - ........ . 3 72 Olds Toronado Cpe. v-roof, •.. ........ s3095 Med1cal Center By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr a nd Mrs Merle Mrs Grella Simpson was hostess for the Esther Circle Schroede~ and daughter, Mae meetmg at her horfle Monday Fern of Columbus spent evemng, May 12 "Prayer for Mother's Day w1th Mrs Gro\\ th m Chnst" was the Schroeder's parents, Mr and subject, Mrs Helen Simpson Mrs Fran c1s Moms used for devohons w1th Mrs Nancy Bobb of Columbus spent Tuesday, May 6, with her aunt, Mrs Prayer" and a readmg "What Hazel Carnahan A Frlend We Have in Jesus" Wh Mr and Mrs E A. Wmgett followed by the hY!"n, " at re turned home after spendmg • A Friend " and prayer A e1ght days m the Smoky readmg 'God Is Never Mountams and at MontBe d 0 R h" was also gomery, Ala yon ur eac Mother's Day guests of Mr read In the bus10ess sessiOn , ted k 1 and Mr~ Harry Curt1s were Vera Beeg e repor on slc calls and cards sent and also Mr and MrS Sam Curbs or about gomg to the mf1rmary Lora10, M~ and Mrs Walter Wells and son and daughterw1th g1fts !sahel and Grella S1mpson m-law, Mr and Mrs Danny reported on the1r trip to Wells of Washmgton Court Dayton, taking large boxes of House and gues~ Saturday clothmg and shoes, given by were Mr and Mrs. RlChard women of First Baphst Church and also twelve New Testaments m hlduy's English versiOn to Dayton Chnstian Center After other busmess was taken up, Miss Vera Beegle gave a program on By Hugh P. Ktrkel "OhiO Baphst Convention 1s Executive Vice President 150 Years Old" The hymn Holzer Medical Center "Send the Light" and the "YOU DF.'IERVE Lord's Pryaer m unison closed THE CREDIT" the meetmg Mrs Simpson As we reflect on 1975 was hostess and served Nahonal Hosp1tal Week, refreshments to twelve which is about to draw to a members Mrs Nondus Hendncks IS a close,1t seems an !deal time to surgery pahent 10 Hol.zer call attention to what makes Holzer Medical Center "come ~~~~::l~~~.c:~s~~~~":;;~·o~th;; ~::/:~~~~~;~~:n~~n~!-~ ~~ wh1ch slid on wet car 74 Olds 88 HT Cpe., pow., air.. Y. ~~~! ... 14595 73 Olds 98 LS Sed., v-roof, air ...........14395 72 Olds 98 HT Sed. v-roof, power, air.... 12895 POME~~~ ,~,o/,?! CO.@ Racine Social Events D&D MEAT EXPERII:NCED . .... For Sale o. 1972 DODGE DART4 DR S2345 local owne r & low m1leage, good wh1te wall t1res . small V l3 engme, power steermg factory a1r gold fm1 sh blk vmy l top, v mylmtenor tnm rad1o A clean ca r EX CAVA T I N G. Do Z~. r Backhoe, d1 t cher , wafer tmes , footers drams. roads and brush cleanmg No 10b too small no weather too bad Ph one Charles ' R Ha tf eld Rt 1 Ru tland Ohto Phon e 742 6092 5 2 52tp HT Grandville 4 dr. 1974 CHEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC S3895 HT Cpe J50 V 8, automahc trans power steermg & brakes factory a ~r tmted glass whee l covers , AM FM rad1o les s than 13 000 miles red vtnyl top. wh1te fm tsh a beauttful lu xury m1d s tze car 58 1 mo Soldnewforover$6700 Full power a1r,stereo V roof, 1,500 mtles New Cadtllac trade P S , P. B 71 PONTIAC ........................... $1495 197 4 CHEVROLET IMPALA S4195 4 door only 10 400 m1les fully equtpped tncludlng atr dark red f1msh A real cream puffl Auto Sales ------------ Phone 992-2174 Pomeroy, 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY .OPENe Hubbard's Greenhouse 75 Chev. Caprice 4 door ................. 15595 4 dr BEAUTY SALON BUSIIESS '75 Olds Cut. Supreme Sedan ............ '4695 69 PLYMOUTH FURY 111.. ............ '695 2 dr • ·10-1 mo ' Cham You Can 75 Cadillac Sed. DeVille ..f.u.1 ~.~~~- :.".'~.... '8600 full power , atr .13895 72 CadI'llaC Sed• DeV"U I e.................. Air, nice car 71 PONTIAC CAT. .................... $1295 Smith Nelson Motors Inc. Phone 992-7665 USED CARS Dnver's ed car St1cker pnce new $5545 40 Fully equipped w1th 60 40 seat, AM FM radio, steel rad1al tires, factory cur low mileage 4 dr , sedan, V-8, auto. , See Sm1hn' Art Argyrtes, Ceward Calvert or Btll Nelson Deale rship Open, Mon Fn 11117 p m , Saturdays 1111 s pm Do Bus mess W1th A Leader Reasonable Rates Salj!s & Service 992-3092 and 66 OLDS 4 DR HT..................... ~95 1969 Ford Falrlane Wagon '895 FREE ESTIMATES 3 AND -1 ROOM furn ts hed and unfurntshed apartmen ts 3 BED RO OM home on 4 ac r es Ph one 992 543 4 ot ground full basement 4 12 He fu e l o•l furnace a c breezeway a nd large garag e PR IVA TE meet tng room for Phone 992 5682 or any orga nt za tton ph one 992 •n the co un try but close to 992 7121 3975 town On hardtop road 2 54 1 mo trailer setu ps mcluded Call 5-14-1mo J II tfc 992 7649 a ft er 4 p rn or 992 2519 any t tme for ap AP T l1ke new 3 room s wtth potn tment larg e bath tabletop range large closet East Matn St 4 30 26tc Pomeroy See to apprec tate Phone Ga lt tpOI s durmg day SERVICE Slatton and g i'lrage -146 9699 evenmgs dd6 9539 m Rutland Wtll ftnance or d 10 lfc lease Phone 742 5052 MON. thru SAT. s 14 26t c In Syracuse 3 RM and bath furn tshed apt Now open for season Now Uttltt1 es pa•d 356 Nort h 4th BR tCK house on Second Sf " At Caut1on L1ght' avat lab le - mo st vanettes Pomeroy downtown . SI Mtddleport Oh o Rt 1, Tuppe rs Pla1ns 0 of vegetable p lant s & Sut fa bl e for I vtng quarters s 11 lfc flowers plus pottecf flowers ups ta tr s s mall bu s• ness 830 E . Main BA RGAI NS " a re ou r OUR SPECIALTY over down off tee or home Wtth n 2 BEDRM tra il e r close to m1dd le name m clea n Pomeroy, Ohio 2 000 hang lng ba s kets of wa lk tng dt s tan ce of all stores sc hoo l and swtm u se d furnlfu re Petun1as Ivy Geraniums sto res Cal 992 3489 m mg poor Ca ll aft er 1 p m G U A R A N TEE D ap Vmes and Begon1as 9925914 5 15 3tc pltances & new furntfure TOP OUALITY AT 5 11 6tc Op en 9 5 Wed through Sun LOWEST PRICES Nt::: ED A new hom e bu1 lt on Ph 66 7 38S8 992-5776 LET US DO IT! ! 3 BEDROOM trailer rear your lof? Contact Milo B 1968 FIRE Bl R 0 for $700 Call 5 15 1 mo 417lmo n1ce Phon e 992 3324 Hut ch tson Rutland Oh•o 992 25J7 afler 5 p m Phon e 742 36 15 5 11 tfc 57 12tc 5 8 tfc S EWING MACHINE. - - --- ---- - -- 1970 FORD Mave rt c k 6 Re pa.rs servtce a!l mak es cy ltnder '5 700 Phone 985 992 2284 The Fabrte Shop TWO NEW 3 bedroom homes 3597 ' Pome ro y Authort zed Stnger w1th I car ga rag e carpeted COTTO N ca nd y mach tn e 5 14 31c Radiato Sales an d 5ervtce we FHA or ba nk ftnancmg slush mach ne s team table ' sha rp en Setssors Phone 742 3615 or see Mtlo manua l cash reg1ster '• l 3 29 ttc 1968 CHEVELLE El Ca mtno Hutchmson Ru tland Service .hangmg sca le 388 8878 327 w1th 4 speed tra ns 116 6 5 8 tfc 2 500 m •les on new .engtne DOZE R work land clea rmg - - --- -----From the largest Truck or by the ac re hourly or Square good ttres Cal l 992 39 14 Bulldozer Radtator to the 21 F T Troutwood Camptng 1. LARGE tot s ru ra l wat er • aft er spm con tra c t Farm ponds smallest Heater Core Trailer w1th hitCh and a ll ava !able Ha r d road 3 Yard roa ds e tc l a rge dozer and 5 14 Stp eqUIP 367 7556 mtles from by pa s s on oper a tor wtth ov e r 20 years Nathan B1ggs 116 3 Lead tng Creek Roa d Phone expe r1 e nce Pultms Ex Rad•ator Spec1altSt RUBBER BACK 142 3108 1967 SUPER Sport a lso 1957 cava t1ng Pomeroy Oh1o 1 SCHOO L ou t spec tal s on STAR 5 9 30tc Chev ~ ton tru c k Phone Phon e 992 2478 CRAFT Ne w and Used 247 2257 12 19 tfc We have hundreds of Tratlers and fo ld down s 5 13 Stp LOT 50x299 50x200 fenced tn carpet values Your lob can Camp Conley Sta r Craft --.-- ------two bedrooms bath 1J be completed 1n 1 to 2 SEP T IC TANKS cle aned Sa les Rt 62 N PI P leasa nt Ph 9922174 Pomeroy base men t storm doors and 1972 FOR 0 4 wheel drtve weeks No long waiting w va - Modern San •tat10n 992 3954 p ckup 360 V 8 4 speed wtn dow s ntce r e ntal period Our mstaller has 2B or 992 7349 11 6 If Phone 992 5752 property $11 000 1634 years experten ce Expert D· & 0 TREE Trt mmtng , A'lf 9 18 lfc 5 15 3tc Ltncoln Hgt s Pomeroy •nsta\Jaf 1on You II ltke years expertence Insured LIK E new household fur ndu r e Con tacl Wood Realtor 44 6 -------- ------- E XCAVATI NG doze r loader free est1mates Call 992 3057, what you get tor sa te Call 256 6426 1066 even mgs 44 6 4618 or and backhoe work sept •c Coo lv•lle Phone ( 1) 667 11 6 3 446 3636 CALL N2 4211 3041 tanks 1nstalted dump TALK TO WENDELL 5 13 6t c trucks a nd lo boys for h1re ' 30 tfc CAR PET Installation Sl 25 GRATE, wtll haul fil l d1rt top soil 26 F T Cab •n Cru tSe r For --~------~--- CARPET CONSULTANT per Ya rd Call Rtehard ltmes ton e and gravel Ca ll PR I ( E Con-struc110n Co fu r th er tn for ma tton c a 11 5 BR hom e gas heat centra l West Phone 84J 2667 Bob or Roger Jeffers day 446 0963 or ~ ~ 6 0502 Roofmg Spo utmg Gem1nt a1r oaK floor s up a nd dow n 5 4 26tc phone 992 7089 ntg ht phone hit 1n r epla ce ment Wtn 116 6 Large lo t on Lal<: e Dr 1n R to 992 3525 or 992 5232 dows complete remodelmg Gran de Ph Fr Sa t Phone 742 6273 or (304) 773 Clean up 2 11 ft c GE NER AL Repatr Sunday '145 585 1 HOME grown tomato plants and hau ltng cutting 568• tm proved Mex tcan and 116 3 - ____ ...__,..__ 742 4211 w el d 1ng carpentry 5 9 26tp ELWOD b BOWER S REPAIR Rutlon Hetnz 1350 Across from p tumbtng , e lec masonry - ----------Sweepers toasters trons Mun iCipa l Park n Syra c; use NEW J bedroom home ntc e a nd genera l remode l tng a ll small appl•an ces Lawn tot w th garage $22 500 Call Thomas Hayman Ca ll Sk tl Pool 992 5126 mower next lo State H1gh 446 9568 or 446 4088 4 28 30t c 5 13 261C way Garage on Rout e 7 116 ft Phone 985 3825 TOMATO plant s for sa le 4 16 He READY MIX CONCRETE Fa nt astiC Super:sont c and .... - --- ~- del 1v e r e d r1 gh t to your LAW N mower Jet Sta r Phone 2~7 2642 rep a.r 308 pro1ec t Fast and easy Free s lJ 5tc Page St Middleport Phone esftmates Phone 992 3284 992 3509 Goeg let n Ready Mtx Co 8FT TRUCK topper fo r p u 4 16 30tc Mtddl epor l Oh •o truck Phone 992 7727 - -----6 30 tf c P ~ &- -J --.-5 13 5tc Home Ma tntenance Refr lgerat1on A c SATURDAY, MAY24, SUNDAY, MAY25,AND GUNS and Ammo Our SE PTIC tanks and leach lines Heat mg Phone 992 3509 summer st ock 1S now MONDAY, MAY26 STARTING EACH DAY AT 10.30 tn stalled Also fte ld dram 4 16 JOtc arr v1ng sttll at tast AM ttles All work guaranteed - ----- years pnces 22 MAG MIDDLEPORT 7 room Lew 1s Excavatmg Rt 1 LANE S GARAGE State Sale held regardless of weather 1n bu11d1ngs and large r fle s Winchester Mo ss !'lome with v1ew of the nver 2 Rutland Oh to Phone 742 Route 338 Apple Grove CirCUS tent. berg and Marttn Handguns baths, fam 1ly room , automat ic 3742 1 Ohio AIt kmds of mechan•c 25 m1les sooth of Zanesville, 0 Take St Rt 60 to Me 44 MAG Two 22 I r 4 24 26tc work Phon e 247 2257 AM MO 12 Ma g H P S:3 a heat on a good street ConneiSVIIIe -then st~ Rt 377 towards Athens to Penns5 8 12tp bo)( $27 50 per 500 round $22.500 00 SHAL LOW Wells dug spnngs - - --------------Ville. Oh1o. 35 ln1les norlh of Manella 30 miles north carton Rem tngton Htgh OUT OF TOWN - A worktng developed and c 1s te rns . o ci"Trc tA NK S CLEANED east of Athens on St Rl 377 1n Pennsville Vol 22 H P $2 10 per 100 pk man 's spectal 3 bedrooms nstalled to approx imat e ly Reasonabl e RATES Phone W1ll be selling at public aucflon one of the largest Get them Wh1te they last bath, furnace cook and bake ta ft Lewts Excavatmg Rt 446 47 82 Ga/llpotts John selections of high quality a nhque furniture and Phone 992 5177 Vtllage Gun t Rutland Phone 742 3742 Russe ll owner Sho ppe 266 M11t St Mtd un1ts and refngerator Only collector's Items to be offered for auction this year <1 24 26tc 4 9 tfc 's7,soo oo dle po rt Oh o Furniture ranges from the old well made country 5 9 7tc NEW LISTING In the furniture lb the elegant furniture of the well to do country, w1t h v1ew of the fam1lles of the I BOO's ,We also w111 olfa,r for sale one of WINCHE STER mod e l 12 full river 3 bedrooms. bathroom, the largest and most complete clock colleplons 1~ choke 12 gauge n1ck el steel furnace (coal or wood) , oak southern Ohio Over YO cjocks- all old and In running ve ntll o!ted rtb goo~ con floors , alum 1num Siding, cond1tlon, many wlfh reflmshed CIISes The clock d tt ton $350 Con ta ct Marvtn needs finiShed Buy this for a collector and dealer should lake Speflal note of lhls Kee baugh days 992 5342 summer cottage S10 000 00 after 7 p m 985 39 13 auct1on for It could besomet1me before he will find this 3 n1ce size 5 13 6tc POMEROY mdny clocks '" such line condition at public auction bedrooms bath basement, Also to be offered for sale w1ll be a collection of app 35 CON TEMPORARY Modern fenced yard and 2 porches Pilcher bowl sets, some of which have as many as 11 Wa lnut style st er eo r ad10 Panel1ng and carpet1ng Walk pes per set There are hundreds & hundreds of ex am fm rad 1o 4 speaker to work or stores $17.JOO 00 cephonally high quality antiques & collector llems for s,o und ' sys tem 4 s pee d automattc changer Balance the dea ler, collector, or for the person who enjoys S IOI 10 Usc our budget WE NEED SOME NICE attending a weekend auction and purc~aslng just on NEARLY NEW HOMES terms Call 992 3965 Item or two There ~re antique & modern guns to be 5 13 tfc WITH A FEW ACRES OF sold on Sunday St&rl making pions to attend now LAND CALL 992 3325 Walch Athens Mossenger Sunday, ~My 11 For Listing BEDDING PLANTS poll ed Lunch on premtst5. Parking. Bring your fawn choir. plants . geran1ums aza leas PoSitive ID. Terms cash day of sale. Not rnponslble petun1as. porc h boxes for accidents hangmg baskets Cleland s Greenhouse Ger ald1n e Auchoneers-Btll Jones, Otfie Opperman ond Cleland Racme Oh to Associates 5 15 ff.: Phou 962-4377 or 557·3olll KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER 69 FORD FAIRlANE.. ................. ~95 Pomeroy, Ohto WILKINSON SMALL Roger Hysell's Garage 68 FORD GALAXIE ..................... '595 2 Dr H T Pleasant Ridge PHONE 992 2823 Condor Sf Pomeroy 0 dr . H T., 6 cyl stand WE MEAN Buy a New Car or Truck at t ''-ZL Grand Opening Pretl Ground Also Repa1rs On All R1d 1ng Tractors 498 Locust St Middleport, Ohto 59 1 68 MERC. 2 DR Hl. ................. SS95 68 MERC. COMET...................... '595 & Heat1'ng ' OPEN9a m to6p .m Monday thru Saturday we wtll p1ck up & deft very Spec1at low prtces on all mechanteal YJOrk 5 1 1 mo VALUE RATED 1973 Bu1ck Regal 2 Dr , V 6. p s , p b , auto. trans , AM tape, air cond , vinyl 60 40 cloth seats HElL • Racine PIUll)b'mg BJssal BmlheiS Construcb Co. DAN THOMPSON FORD Gr:.eat IJsed Cars from Sm1th Nelson Motors ea ty ,~___ __:___:_____-:==========:--;:::::====--===== . 5 2 lfc RM and bath Ga s fu rna ce and cent r al a c Phone 99 2 ~ rse Sentinel Classi+ieds J. I B • · s • USiness ervices R I U; FREE ESTIMATES SSSJ '1. T l 1974.Ford 4 cyl. Pinto ................. $2695 2 Dr Sedan Less than 11.000 easy mtles by very careful local OW"ne r Auto trans 1973 Chevrolet Camero ................ s3495 1972 Chevrolet VB Impala ............ $1995 2 Dr ha rdtop wn1te w1th green vmy l top and mat ching upholstery Auto tra ns oower steermg & brakes 1972 Ford LTD 4 Dr..................... $1995 Hardtop. atr cond , med blue w1th dark vmy l roof Fully oqu•oped 1971 Ford 6 cyl. Maverick ........ ·.... $1695 " 2 Dr sedan. low m1leage by ret.red school teacher Auto trans Extra ntce 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe, power, air....... '2695 1969 Ford V8 4 dr. Gal.................. SS95 70 Chev. Imp. Cpe., v-roof ................11595 500 4 dr , auto t rans power steenng & brakes Ortgtnal blue ftn 1sh 69 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door.................. 1895 69 CoNair 2 door, standard................1395 22 New '75 Olds Ready for DeliveiJ Karr & Van Zandt . Sleeps 6, fully self contamed w1th dual air condit1onmg RENT THIS BEAUTIFUL MOTOR SEE: FRED BLAETTNAR, DARRELL DODRILL "Yov' ll L1ke Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evemngs Unhi6:00--T1l 5p.m. Sat. a.----00000011011101----------Curt1s and Shem of Vmton Mother's Day weekend guesls of Mrs Mabel Cleland and fam1ly were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cleland of Ilhnms and Mr and Mrs Paul McMurray and children of Colwnbus MISS Ruth Ellis and Mr Howard Bmgman of Columbus and Mr and Mrs B1ll Bm1th of Dayton were guests of M1ss Ed1th Hayman , Saturday Mr and Mrs Bnan Simpson and "children of Balhmore spent Mother's Day weekend w1th the1r parents, Mrs Chester S1mpson and Mr and Mrs Ralph Badgley Mrs Wilham McKenzie of Gallipolis wa s a guest Saturday of Mr and Mrs Roy Your hospital reports ful people whose prunary dertvatives whenever the need concern IS the pat1ent, domg arises; !hell" utmost to make the To the many busmesses and patient's stay m the hosp1tal organizations who have glVen as pleasant and comfortable the . funds to proVIde free as poss1ble; televis1on for the children m To our student mD"ses who the l)edl8trlc umt of the glVe of themselves m a uruque hospital, month after month, combination of leammg and for the past three years , expenence and the faculty of To the multitude of purthe school of nursing who veyors who make sure that alive!' teach and prepare our our requirements for supplies, Holzer Medical Center itself students for a lifetime career services and eqmpmenl are IS JUSt a big building with a m nursmg set'Vlce; filled prompUy and m the OFFICERS SWORN roof, ceiling, concrete waDs, To our volunteers who necessary quantities to ac· MASON Larry floors and an enormous generously and unselfishly commodate patient needs as Bwngardner, premdent of the amount of technical and g1ve thell" time, energy and determined by the medlCal Mason PTA, mstalled the new electronic equipment. That's talents in so many areas of the staff, and, off1cers for the coming school all1t IS until you put people in hospital. These gracious To the news med1a year at a recent meeting 1t, trained and skilled per- volunteers include members throughout the Ohio Valley They are, Jack1e S1sson, sonnel who serve m every of our Volunteer Serv1ce area, newspaper, rad1o, pres1dent, Loram McCauley, area of the hospital as well as Lesgue, the Red CrOSjl Gray teleVISion and eable, who tell v1ce pres1dent; Marilyn an oullltandlng medical staff, Ladies, the Retired Semor the hosp1tal's story, relatmg Stadola, secretary, and Wlllls all ol whom are-· there to Volmteer Program and the accurate and factual InBentley, treasurer Pres1dent provide the finest quahty Candystripers from our area formation to the public we Bumgardner extended h1s health care for patients who high schools; serve. apprec1at1on and a spec10l come to the hospital. So, To our volunteer chaplains THE HOSPITAL IS HERE thanks for the cooperation of Holzer Medical Center comes who come to the hospital on a to care for patients and serve parents and teachers durmg alive with the combmed regular schedule to prov1de the community, so we thiS past school year hospital and medical staff spiritual encouragement and especially salute our patients carmg for patients • comfort to patients who show !hell" !81th m our We have a multitude of To the personnel who staff ablllty to provide quality TEA PLANNED people who deserve the credit the var1ous ambulance serhealth care at a reasonable The annual Buckeye G1rls' for our hosp1tal's ablllty to vlces, transporting cost and recogruze the full State tea will be Sunday at 1 JI'Ovlde health care to the emergency patlents to the range of resources available p m . at Junction City Mrs. residents of the area we llei'Ve. hospital; for their benefits as we meet Lester M Merritt, director of What an opportune time for us To the Galhpolls F1re the constant challenge of our G1rls' State, w11l be the ty say tlumlt you to our Dept members who prov1de patients' changing needs. speaker Eligible to attend are trustees, dedicated and )rotection by responding Who above all deserves the the delegates, alternates, ,committed people from our quickly when even the slightcredit' The commun1ty that their mothers, and the community wbo Bhare their est problem occurs at the we serve, because without the sponsormg umt presidents and time and lend anpport as the hospital. community, there would be no Amerlcan1sm cha1rwomen governing board of the Holzel; To law enforcement per- hOspital. Everyone Ia a part of HOI!pltsl Foundation; sonnel from the Sheriff's the community; we are part of To our medical staff of Department who come the COIIUilunlty, and our job is FLOWERS GIVEN skilled and ltlghly trained whenever we call for a881st- to serve you. OAK GROVE, W. Va . practltloner1 whd are ance am the State Highway As we said in a coiWIUl Flowers given to mothers on proficient in numerous Patrol who frequently make • earlier this week· Mother's Day at Oak Grove specialties, ptovldlng emergency blood MIIIB for the "Our constant concern Ia a Umted Methodist Church were ,IICientiflc expertise ao vital to hospital; ' healtbY community and we donaled by Mr and Mrs. a patient for both diagll0tll8 To the many donors wbb need you to accomplish this Clarence Adluns, g1ven In and treatment; give blood and the Red Croll goal." By jolalng 19Kether, we memory of her mother. Came To our hoapltal staff of more from whom we obtain supplies can attain this goal Greer • than 700 capable JM thought- of whole blood and blood I R1ffle Mr and Mrs John Leary and fam1ly of Pt Pleasant spent Saturday w1th Mr and Mrs Frank Cleland Kenneth Swart of Stow spent Mother's J)ay weekend w1th his mother, Mrs James Swart and the Alfred Crow famli} Carpenter Personals Mr and Mrs Denver Queen , Bloommgton, Ill, v1s1ted h1s mother, Helen Queen , h1s brother-m-law, and s1ster,Mr and Mrs Thad Dye and fanuly and other relatlVes here Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Waller Jordan and son were Mr and Mrs Robert Ross and Mr and Mrs Clarence Waugh, Galhpohs, Mrs Alfred R1ce, Colwnbus, Mrs Uoyd Thomas, Albany, Hazel Culwell, Kay Wolfe and Beth Ann and Paulme Comer and Joy Earl Starkey, Mr and Mrs Carl Greenlees, R11la Rhoades , and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan of Columb1a Grange attended the recent meetmg of Me1gs County Pomona Grange at Rock Sprmgs Mr, and Mrs Dale Stansbury and daughter, Mrs . I!Hrold Oxley, v1s1ted Mr Stansbury's s1ster, Mrs Mae Te wksbary 10 Columbus, called on Mr and Mrs Cla1r Stansbury and family 10 Groveport and Mr and Mrs Larry Stansbury and sons m Reynoldsburg Mrs Larry Stansbury and sons accompanied them to the1r home here and were JOIDed here by Larry Stansbury for the weekend They returned to Reynoldsburg on Sunday Mr. and Mrs Merle DaviS of Rutland were guests of Mr and Mrs . Dale Stansbury Mr and Mrs Lew1s Srm th v1slted h1s parents, Mr and Mrs Manford Sm1th, Carrol Ney Carpenter, who has spent some hme m Pleasant Va lley Hospital , Pt Pleasant, 1s now convalescmg at h1s home. H1s daughter, Mrs. Roberta Parker, Strasburg, 1s staymg w1th h1m and h1s other daughter, Martha Mays, for a few da;s Mr and Mrs Dwame Jordan , Bryan, Ke1th and Sarah Faye, were Sunday dmner guesls of hiS parenls , Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan Mothers were honored at Temple Church on Sunday mormng with Mrs Gold1e G1llogly recelVmg the g1ft for the oldest mother present, Mr s Kath y J ordan , the youngest mother presen t and Mrs Don Comer the g1fl for havw g the mos t c h1ldren present Mr and Mrs W1lham Culwell v1s1ted relahves m the Flatwoods, Ky area on Sunday lnternattonat Leagu e Standtngs By Un1ted Press International w I pet g b Rochester 19 9 679 T1dewater IB lJ 58 1 Sy ra c use 18 14 563 Charleston 16 14 533 R1chmond 14 17 452 Pawt uck et 13 17 433 To ledO 13 18 419 Memph t ~ lJ n 37 1 Thursday 's Results Rochester 6 Pawtucket S Syrac use 6 Toledo 0 T dewat er 5 MemphiS 4 1st. 7 1nnmgs d , Mempht s 2 Ttdewat er 1, 2n 7 mnm g~ ~ Charleston at R1chmond PPcl, ra1n REUNION SET , BURLINGHAM The Pickett family reumon will be held Sunday, May 18 at Burlingham Woodman Hall from 2 to 5 p m Friends and relatives are mv1ted to attend. u 0 '" •• n "' '"' "' oj '" Ill "',, ov lAND WANTED 1!nvestor wants 3 to 5 acres of land in Pomeroy. Zoned, multi-family, flat, and with all uti llties. • IS HOSPITAUZED Mrs JnnJrue King, MinersVllle, 1s a med1cal pallent at Veterans Memonal Hospital, Room 124 Call (614)890.1333 L----------'" •ol •••' �. ,...,- j ' I • ,. 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Friday, May 16, 197!1 ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::: Unit 5-site wo_rk underway F.XTENnF.IJ tllJTLt,OK , Sunday through Tuc•<lay. lair Sunday and Tuesday. A NEW HAVEN, W. Va. Site preparation wor'k is underway for the installation of an electrostatic precipitator on Unit 5 at Philip Sporn Plant near here. Unit 5 is a 450,000 kilowa tt· generating unit, the largest at the plant. The precipitator will be 99.7 percent efficient in removing particles resulting from the tract fm· the preparation work- Prulecliull Agency 1o explore whi ch is expected tv be i.·he ther or not there might be complcie.d this summer . The a ~\· a y to cor: li rme operation of precipit a tor will repla ce a less t he~e units until the comefficien t one so as to meet Pani es' fi na nc ia I eon di li on We s t Virginia air quality . pcrrni1 them to proceed with s ~mdard s . It is scheduled to nt•ccssary cons true 1i un . A public hearing before the be completed by September. West Virgin ia Air Pollution 1977. is Earlier th e Appalac hian Cont r ol Co mmi ssion scheduled for May 22, t.o Power Co. and Ohio Power Co. burning of coal before they a nnoun ced tha t beca use of consider not only the future of escape . financia l co nditions the Units 1 through 4 but also a Union Boil er Company of · pr eei pi! ato rs fOr Un its 1 revised compliance pjan for Nitro was awarded the con- thro ugh 4 at tho plant could Unit 5. not be installed at this time. Financi ng of the and these units would be precipi tator on Unit 5 will be phased oul of opera tion by done through $40 million in July 1, 19i5 . Appa lachian lax-exempt pollution control Tonig ht thru Sunday Power owns Units 1 and 3 and revenue bonds to be issued by Ohio Power Company owns the . Mason Co un ty ComUnits 2, 4 and 5. The two are miSSIOn. . . Roger Moore As chanN" of showers Monday. Highs will be in the 70s and lows will be in the 50•. affiliat es in TH E MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN the Ameri can Electric Power System. Since this a nn oun cement ( Tec hnicolor) Ra fed ·· PG " Fund is at $3,315. now HOSPITAL there have bee n seve ral meetings between company offic ials, the West Virginia Air Veterans Memorial Hospital Pollution ContJ•ol Commission Admissions Ada a nd the Environmen ta l Sligliano, Portland ; Dorothy Warth, Hartford, W. Va .; Oscar J ohnson, Cli fton; An- NEWS Show st arts 7: 00 p.m . *****************************'* : Double feature Program .: ~r~~~es F~!~~~~. ~~;~~r~*! TONITE THRU SUNDAY *~ Va.Discharges Lowell ** ** Stanley, Patricia Logan, Mark Markham , Marvin Darst, "De~_ l·gnated * ! Chalfan, Regi na Adk ins , Flor ence *! "Hassled Paul Keller, George ** *! ** * Hooker" Victim" ,.. : !* ** Marjorie Daniels, Mildred Hudson , Wilt, Orville !Jt- Graham. Helen Burkhart, Jack Lyons, Michelle John,..,..Jt- son . Holzer Medical Center ,.. Mason Drive-In Theatre : MASON, W. VA. !* *-***************************** We're there. >dl'o7'yt) · you need us. Helping you make the most of your money. You can bank on us! Neighbor. · 1Discharged, May 15) Jami Barney , Richard Blankeilship, Connie Brown, Kristy Dailey, Debra Estep, Hugh Gillum , Pam Haffelt, Mrs. Cecil Johnston and son, Shawn Lamb er t, Charles Mahle , Tim Miller, Leota Milstead, Henry Mitchell, Cecil Queen, Perry Queen, Charles Ridge , Lloyd Riffle, Lillie Rivers, Iva Shinn, Lu cretia Smith , Hobar t Stanley, Mary Varney, Hazel Western, Zana Withrow. (Births) Mr . an d Mrs . Marvin Folden, a daughter, Jackson: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rowley, Jr., a son, Northup. ~econd show is coming tonight The second presenlati 'ln of " Sin g, America , Sing," whid1 c(u-ri es out_ a bicentennial theme , wi ll be al i:30 this :::::<::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: · even ing ,_;1 t . the Bradb ur y School Auditoriwn . MEIGS ntEATRE Jam es Bond 007 in The fir st presentati on last ni ght played to a full house which gave an enthusias tic re~ponse to the grand finale by the entire cast. Mr s. Phyllis A public fund drive for Hackett, principal of the three·-year-old Rya n Scott school, who is dir ector and Jeffers, son of Mr. and Mrs . accompani st, wa s presented David Jeffer s, Rl . 1, Pomeroy, gifis of a corsage, jewelry an d injured recently in a power a decorated cake fr om the mower acc id ent rea ched $3,315.86 Friday morning. ca~t1:s. Hackett thanked all The drive is being conducted membcr.s of t11e Bra db ury to help the fam1'ly pay hospt.tal staff for their assistance in expenses being incurred in the ha ndlin g various details of the treatmen t of the child who is production. at home now but is expected.to. return to St. Marys Hospital, Huntin gton, in abo ut two Tufts graduates weeks for fur ther treatment. Latest contributions to the Dr. Kay McGowan fund include Marie Hauck ,. ME DFOR D, Mass. - Mi ss Donna Carr , Xi Gamma Mu Kath er ine McGowan of Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi Ma son , W.Va., is among 154 Sorority, Gallia -Mei gs members of the Tuft s Chapter 95 of the Fraternal University School of Medi cine Order of Police, Mr . and Mrs. Class of 197 5 grad uating Jake Lee , Kathryn Rail·, Sun day~May 18. Henry Cleland, Mr. and Mrs . Dr . McGowan will intern at Har old Lohse, Dor othy New England Medical Ce nter Wright, Mr. and Mrs. James Hospital, Boston . Th e Class of Brewer and Gladys Hayman. 1975 was the largest ever Contributions ma y be left at graduated at Tufts Med ical Pomeroy Village Ha ll or School. Dr. McGowan is th e mailed there to the attention daughter of Dr. and Mr s. of Mrs. -Dorinda Nardei . Thomas B. McGowan. She is a graduate of Pomeroy High School. ACCIDENT REPORTED Two cars had min or damage in an accident at the corner of Second and Court Sts. in Pomeroy lat e Thursday morning. Pomeroy Police said a car driven by John Duerr, Pomeroy, turning north onto Second from Court, struck a parked car owned by David McKenzi'e, Gallipolis. There were .no injuries and no charge filed. TO WORSHIP Members of Pomeroy Chapter 18ti , OES, will attend morning worship services at 9:30 Sunday at the Hemlock Grove Chris tian Church. It is traditional that the group at tends the church of the Wor thy Matron , who is Pleasant Valley Hospital ' Fl'orence Wells thi s yea r , Discharg ed Ronnie every spring. Rober tson, Ashton ; Mrs. Jerry Lewis, Letart; Mrs. Fran klin Blankenship an d MR. YOUNG DIES daughter, Poini Pleasant; Curtis M. Young, 80, Rl. 2, FJ urlow Smith, Gallipolis Letart, di ed Thursday in Ferry : Joseph Dressler, Point Holzer Medical Center. The Pleasant. body is at the Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason, where funeral arrangements were TWO RUNS MADE incomplete lod~y . RACINE - The Racine E-R SEOEMSRUNS Squad made two runs ThursIris ' Buckanan, SR 681, day. At 11: 25 a.m. they were called toRt. 2, Racine, for Ada Reedsville, was transported Spigliano, a medical patient by the Sou theastern Ohio who was taken to Veterans Emergency Medical Service Veterans Memorial Memorial Hospital, At 2:35 to p.m. Denzel Boggess, Rl. 2, Hospital at 3:53 p.m. ThursRacine, was also taken to day. She was treated for inVeterans Memori al Hospital, juries sustained 1n a fali and a medical patient. released. SIX FINED Six defendants were fined and a seventh forfeited a bond in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Smith Thursday night. Fined were William Reeves, Pomeroy , $20 and costs, assaulting a police officer; James F. Wi llis, Rutland, $10 and costs,.failure to transfer regis tration; Cha r lotte Marcinko, Pomeroy, $5 and costs, disturbing the peace; Kei th Pickens and T e rr~ Watson, Raci ne, $5 and costs eac h, both ch,arged with having an open flask; Harold D. While, Rt. 1, Langsville, $5 and costs, failure to yield the ri ght of way. FUNERAL HELD ' LETART, W.Va. - Funeral services for Rober t Grier. News •• in Briefs (CGnllnued from j,ege 1) he ld Friday morning at the Workers of America warped that the guards strike " will F og leso ng Funeral Hom e, spread to ill! other prisons and other depar~ents" lf the ad- . Mas.on, mipistration o( Gov. James A,. Rhodes continues to refuse .to The services were earlier negotiate contracts to replace expiring ones. err on.eously a nnOunced for COLUMBUS - .SYNDICATED COLUMINIST Jack An, ____ _ S.tw·day mor ning. Among the surv iv.Ors iJre a daughter, derson says this country should not be blamed for the downfall Mrs . · Ma rJ·O rJ·e Wa lburn ' of Vietnam. "The United states is not respoJJSlble for the Middleport, and a son, Robert downfall of Viefnam," he said at Ohio State University Thurs,Gner Cl?rke, Jr_., Colwnbus, day night. " The lesson of Vietnam is this - we caMot defend a nation Ind . Bunal was m the Broad on the other side of the world that cannot defend Itself." AnRim Cemetery. derson also said that President Ford took action against Cambodia after the joint chiefs of staff advised him ''the recapture of the American ship· was feasible" and despite OMITTED . .. · · Four employes of Veterans precautions issued by his counsel. · "His legal advisers told him the statement on policy was Memoria l Hospi ta l were wrong," Anderson said. An\lerson said the advisers told Ford omitted from a list of em- the ship had ventured into Cambodian territorial waters. ployes submitt ed by the hos pital on employes an_d PORT OF SPAIN TRINIDAD_ MICHAEL Abdul Malik length of service ear lier thts ' · ' week. The four are Pamela a rnaj~r figure in London's black power movement a deca~e Theiss, Wilma Tillis and Rita ago, dted on the gallow:s ~y in his homeland desptte InMcDaniel 11 of h ternat10nal pleas that hiS life be spared. s tar tl!d wo:ktn; at the h~p~~ Malik, 41, was. hange~ at 7 a.m. EDT at the Royal Jall for in 1969 and Beulah Maxey who the murder of hiS cousm, Joseph Skerrltt, ~ barber and s tarted in 1964 follower of Malik. There were no demonstratioJJS or other · incidents to mark the hanging. Clarke , 31 , Rt. 2, Letart, were c:r.:.:r bank · the bank d the cenb.lry Mtablllhed 1872 11.11 Accounts Insured to $40,000.00 by the Federal DeposH Insurance Corporation. brnextdoor ne91bor. OPEN HOUSE SET Open house will be observed at th e Meigs Commu nit y School's workshop on Uncoln · St., the fomer Tuckerman Grocery Building, Monday through Friday, from 9:30 a .m. to 1:45 p.m. The public is invited to visit the workshop and observe various projects of the studen ts. • BAHR CLOTHIERS BOND FORFEITED Foffeiting a $23. 71J bond postro on a speedi ng char~e was Kevin Wolfe-, Racine. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I I Open Saturday 9:~ 8 PM programs much-needed services for senior citizens will have to be curtailed or discontinued, it is reported. Nearly one-third of older Ohioans have incomes at or below the poverty level, which averages $3,000 a year. Meigs Coll/lty's ratio is 37 percent. Tw~>­ thirds of Ohio's older women ~xi~t annual incomes of less than $2,500. In rural areas, such as Meigs and Gallia Coun ties, there are few resources which can be utilized to provide se rvices for senior citizens. The se rvices and facilities that are availab le to senior citizens in densely po pulated areas s hould also be available to older persof\S in non-urban areas, is the contention. "We urge everyone who feels that the senior citizens programs in Meigs County, and si mil ar program s throughout the stale, are essential, to contact their senators immediately in regard to the budget presented by the Ohio Commission on Aging to the Senate Finance Committee," the center statement says. Those wishing to write letters in regard to the matter may send them to Sen. Oakley Collins, Senator 17th District; Sen. Harry Meshel, chairman, financial committee; Sen. Robert Secrest, member, finance committee, all in care of the Ohio Senate, State House, Colwnbus, Ohio 43215. on ttttint Your Invited Guest Reaching Mote Than 12,000 · Families Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley Bargains In Every Department on VOL. 10 NO. 16 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT All Three Floors, Home Furnishings Annex and Mechanic Street Warehouse Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' ' ' MICROWAVE .OVENS THE FASTEST ~ .- . ~ ... . . r~ ;;' • ' I• l'<lt ,•iJ ' ., AND MOST ECONOMICAL WAY YOU CAN COOK! Third shutdown begun at Kaiser RAVENSWOOD, W. Va. - Pressing on in its drive to reduce stock inventories brought about by the current economic situation, the Kaiser Aluminwn Plant, · Rpvenswood Works, will implement its third pl8nt shutdown beginning today continuing through May 25. · This. week's shutdown follows weeklong shutdowns in-March and April and was agreed upon by plant management and members of the United Steelworkers Union 5668 early in April. According to the April agreement, all of the •stimated 363 maintenance employes who worked through the April shutdown to make needed repairs to the hot line will J!Ol work through this month's curtailment. The nwnber of employes affected in the April sMtdown was about KC High wzns accreditation Save up to ·75% of con.ventional cooking Ohio teachers facing ·u nemployment ·iil fall • . Be it a meal or a snack- cooking in an Admiral Microwave-Oven is fast, easy, convenient and almost effortless. You can cook on plastic, paper or glass. No more mess with dirty pots and pans! Admiral Microwave Ovens. make cooking a meal or a snack tOn . COLUMBUS (UP!) - The executive secretary of tile 83,tJOO.member Ohio Education Association said Saturday he is concerned about the "alarming nwnber" of teachers in the state who may not be · rehired next fall. " An alarming number of teachers have . • been told they probably will not have jobs next fall ," said Staynor F.· Brighton. "In many cases it appears that the nonr enewal notices are the result of school board overkill . School boards have overreacted to projections of slight decreases in student enrollment. "In some school districts blanket dlamissal notices haye been . sent to teachers who were on 'limited contracts. Thus, the number of teachers who have been informed their contract would not be renel.ved is often much. higher than the school distr\ct's prbjected reduction in all!dent enrollment," Brighton said. "Unfortunately, this will m~n larger c~1;::,s in some places, which Ia hard to '" when school boards for years have want smaller classslze.Now that 10aros •ave tl\at opportunity, the decillon made to cut teachers Instead ·of imrmlilut the educational opportunities for rtud<!nts," said Brighton. · Brighton said elell)elliary specialist IMolhoro and other special personnel are Model PEM2458. ~e:c~:::~~~be:.ingHetargeted with 'dlsmls8al noted that those J )r areas such as remedial re~::::::art,in physical e.ducation, mualc, BAKER FURNITUR·E nursing freqliently have. been em- u~·J"-·Thon '' at 1 today GALLIPOLIS - The third annual sponsored by the Gallia Cancer Society is scheduled to at I p.m. today. Participants are to meet at the PenPar!dng lot shortly before I p.m. Instructions. The course ·will be the as 19'13 and 1974- from Gallipolis to ~lrl!ka· and back along Rt. 7. Middleport ,1. ployed at the request of claSsroom teachers who wait! their services available to the students.' ' "But, at the . first opportunity, some school boards 'have acted to remove specialists fro111 the schools," Brighton said. "It would appear that teacher association negotiators will now have to bargain finn ·pcjllcies on the retention of specific educational programs as part of master contracts worked out between teachers and their school boards." CHESHIRE - Robert L. Lanning, principal at Kyger Creek IJigh School, has been informed by Stanley L. Fox, chair. . man of the State Committee for the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools that Kyger Creek High School has been placed on the list of schools approved for the 1974-75 school year. The action was taken at the annual business meeting of the association held in Cltic~go, April 9. The certificate of membership in !he North Central Association of Colleges and Schools will continue in force as long as the school remains on the approved list. A copy of the association's approval · was sent to County School Superintendent C. Comber Bradbury for the Gallia County Local Board of Education. ViSifors ·see reading program GALLI~S - Qallipolls City Schools Individualized Computer Reading · Program w vtslte~ Jltst week by teachers, aupervlsors and superintendents from Kingsport, J lutson City, Sullivan County School of Tennessee. The local indivlduallzec;J .-I ding program.11.the only one of 118 kind In Ohio. Each student is working at 1111 or her own rate ollntereat and interest by students and parents has been tremendous. . Recent acitlevement testa reeulta Indicate that the program, which lias been In ~eel for the past three yelll'f, has provided 111ch boy and girl tremendous opportunltlesowr past reading programs. The ptogram has been visited by teachers l!fld •dmlnlatfators ,from South Anlerlca, GeorP., Michigan, TeiUlessee and the Ohio State Department of Educatloo. &!pt. Pllul F. Kuhn and Estlvaun Matthews, standing at rlg!tt, reading director, are introducing the TeiDlnessee visitors to the program In the above picture. '· . • .~ MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1975 • . General Assembly recognize the needs of Ohio's old citizens," David Crowley executive director for the Ohio Commission on Aging, said. Unless state money is allocated to match federal dollars for aging tmts Partly cloudy Sunday and -~··Monday. Highs both days in mid 70s to low 80s. Lows mid 50s to low 60s . '• ' POMEROY - Meigs Countian s interested in the continuance of the senior citizens program are being urgedto act. According to a report from the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy , the Ohio legislature is currently preparing the biennium budget for the stale of Ohio. The Ohio Commission on Aging has presented its budP•~ ,to the Senate Finance Committee . "If that budget is going to have any significant impact for older people, we mu:S t make sure that members of the • Weather ·Weather LOC'AL TEMJ>S The · t~mperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. today was 65 degrees under cloudy ski es. BUSY DAY ..:_ G"llipolis Rotarians conducied their annual auction at the Gallia County Junioo. Fairgrounds Saturday. Mrs. Thelma Elliott; executive secretary of the Gallipolis Area Cltamber of Comrrierce, is shown above attending a chamber booth during the day's activities. Shop Tonight Until 8 PM . where the barges ran together is at the front of the salt lime barge. Senior citizens are called into action· MAY BARGAIN DAYS ' by the James K. Ellis just above Syracuse Friday afternoon. The area . Elberfelds In Pomeroy SUIT FILED In Meigs County Common Pleas Court the Citizens National Bank, Middleport , has filed sui t against Dorothy ~ife, Middleport, et al, for JUdgment ·of marshalUng of liens and sale of real estate for amount due on mortgage deed. Ward, Vinton filed Pauline ' sutt for divorce against Alfred E . Ward, addresS unknown on LADIES TO MEET charges of willful absence and RUTLAND - The ladies gross neglect of duty. auxiliary of the Rutland Fire Department wiD me.et at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Rutland Fire Station. All members are AIR BAGS BEST asked ,to be present. CHICAGO (UPI) - Air bags are much more effective than seat belts in preventing injuries · during auto accidents, accqrding to tests conducted by the Allstate Insurance Co. · Lows tonight will be in the upper 40s and low 50s. Fair Saturday with highs in the low and mid . 10s. Probability of precipitation 20 per cent today, tonight and Saturday. received minor damage when they rammed a string of coal barges towed BARGES HAVE MINOR DAMAGE - These barges loaded with salt brine ' time! rutland . PRICE 25 CENTS -.• 1,200, the number I!' expected to rise to 1,350 ln the May shutdown, which is comparable to the estimated nwnber affected in the Mar~l\ curtailment. . At, during the preceding shutdowns, the reduction plant employes are to report to work as usual . Union President Eugene Richards said Friday that although It is not known what will happen neJ<t year, next week's outage will definitely be the last to be implemented at the Kaiser Plant in 1975. Medical Center will close Memorial Day GALLIPOLIS - The Holzer Medical Center Clinic will be closed Monday, May 26, in observance of Memorial Day. In case of an emergency during the Holiday Weekend, physicians of the Holzer Medical Center Clinic staff .will be on duty in the Emergency Room (phone 446-5201 ) of the Holzer Medical Center to handle emergency cases only. Holzer Medical Center Clinic will resume normal operations Tuesday morning, May 27. BEES-CORRALLED - Allen Eichinger went into a residence owned by Mrs. Caddie Wickham on Pomeroy's Union Ave., Friday to do some work. When he exited this swarm of honey bees had gathered on the left rear fender of his car. Eichinger and residents of Union Ave. watched for a long time in amazement. No one could figure where the bees had come from, why they had come, or most important, how to get rid of them. Finslly, Mr. and Mrs. George Korn, old haods at ·hancliing bees, were called and arrived on the>scene. Wearing veils, the Korns collected the bees with no complications. · Aussie schools much different BY JO ELLEN DIEHL MIDDLEPORT - The old saying, "It's a nice place to visit but-! wouldn't want to live there," pertains to the feelings of Teresa Casci who returned last week from a· year's stay in Australia. A .graduate o( Rio Grande College, Teresa took off for the land."down under" last July wher~ she was employed as a fifth grade teacher in a suburb of Sydney . Describing the educational system as "backward" compared to that of the United States, Teresa explained that she had no texts from which to teach, students had only little brown notebooks , which they decorated. All their work was done in these. Neatness was stressed. The supervisor (who was over Teresa · and the two other fifth grade teachers) was, according to Teresa, more concerned with neatness than what children learned. She says lt was very diStressing to abide by tl)eir siandards when she knew of better ways to do things. The building itself was a bare, wooden structure with few facilides. Wlth 35 students ln her homeroom, Teresa says once the ·students got in, it was quite crowded. During the two daily receSses and the· noon lunch hour, the students were not allowed to stay in the classrpom, but had to play outside no matter what the weather. In case Of rain, (and Teresa says there was a lot) there were sheds that they stood ln to pass the time. · Teresa found that teaching reading or spelling was difficult due to their different spellings and pronunciations. For example, she says that the Austr~s will add an "r" sound to the end Of w ·' s. And are dlfle{ent word For example, a "bubbler" is a water untaln·. . Friday afternoons were dedi ated to sp~is,. t~hose who were good : rugh to .there . \, make the school teams in soccer, cricket or softball got to play interscholastic ball, but the others were left behind under their teacher's insiruction to do any type of sport. Without texts, Teresa found that she had to plan absolutely everything that she taught. The school had a policy that each teacher must plan and write down all that he or she was to do in the 14-week periods. As the time went by, they checked off what they had done for the supervisor to see. Comparing Australia with ho,w America once was, Teresa notes that there are many first generation families which have migrated from ·European countries as well as the Southern Pacific area. She says they have a slower life style than the U. S. and take a "no care" attitude about Bidwell Irian is woWlded in leg GALUPOLIS- Sheriff Oscar Baird's Dept. was searching for Phillip Houae, •usagt. . . - many things. For a social atmosphere, Teresa said the best thing to do was to join a private club such as a Soccer Club. These have dining rooms, snack and bar areas and live entertainment available for 50c. She went to the new Opera House in Sydney to see the American star Pat Boone. Students constantly asked if she knew any movie stars back in America. For transportation, Teresa used the bus service to and from work and local .trains. to go into the city . It was much easier to go by train than by car because of the road systems. For a 20 mile drive to the city it usually look 11,1 hours on their two lane highways. Happy to be back in the States, ready to try . her hand at American school systems, Teresa wiD be employed as an elementary teacher In the ·Meigs . Local School District Jiext term. She is the daughter of Posbnaster and Mrs. Paul Casci, Middleport. .TERESA CASCI ' " believed to be aboul 42, wanted in con· . neclion with I~ shooUng Saturday a!• ternoon of 19-year.old Cltarles Peck at Bidwell. Sheriff Baird said House was reported to have shot · Peck in a leg outside a neighbor's house during an argument. The subject of the argwnent 1 had no! been detennlned. House was said to have left the ~ ~ .in a 1972 Oldsmoi!Ue. Peck, removed to . Holzer Medical Center, was not believed to be In serious condition. •• ....., I, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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