http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7a56c375fe6483e7ed8c03498936aa96.pdf de3d6fdf8a48ee0ece75a15007bd3e42 PDF Text Text .•• •••.• •• 12 - The Pomeroy Sent mel , Moddlepori-Pomeroy 0 •Thursday, March II 1976 Sisk note (Conlmued from pag• 1) Cont1nuong , lh e statement released loday S81d "D urmg the m- • Comm1ss1on president Whalen summed up Wed nesday evening s Pomt Pleasant He began h1s career m law enforcement w1th the c1ty of as a proceedmgs when he sal(l, Pom t "We've had qwte a week, the actoon tomght has fmahzed a lot of thmgs It was commissioner Rardm who made the mot10n to accept Gaskins as the new shenff and Adkins, as one of hts final dulles as a comIJUSSJOner seconded ot Be£ore Gaskins was sworn m, the Comm1 ss1on passed another mohon that they accept a $75 000 bond by Gaskms One of the for st dulles for the new sheroff was to watch as clerk Getty followm g the comm1ss1on meeting swore m all the shenff 's deput1es ' Pete was a close personal fnend of mme and we w1ll contmue every program Pete started to the f1msh," said Gaskins He also saod, "We are gomg to fight the drug sce ne m th1s county w1th patrolman '" 1964 rn 1966 he accepted a pos1hon as a patrolman rorthe Miramar. Flor1da Pollee Department In 1969, he was elevated to the pos1t1on of sergeant After passmg h1s exammahon for heutenantm 1971, he resigned hos posotlon there and returned to Pomt Pleasant where he served as a sergean t m the Mason County Shenff's Department under Shenff Wedge Plea sant Mam Store, Home Furnishings Annex and Mechanic Street Warehouse Open Friday 9:30a.m. to 8 p.m . and Saturday from 9:30a .m. to 5 p.m. WOMEN'S SPRING DRESSES Two years ago, Gaskms accepted the posi!Jon as Clue! of Police for Pomt Pleasant Upon h1s acceptance of the shenff' s posthon, he separaled h1s dut1es completely from the c1ty department Hos w1fe, Jean , 1s employed at Holzer Medtc:.J f',pn tPr They have three sons , Russ, who IS a freshm an at Mar - shall Umvers1ty , Dave, who IS a semor at Pomt Pleasant High School and John who IS on the nmth grade at Pomt Pleasant Junwr H1gh everythmg we've got " Gaskms, who has been bed law enforcement for the past 12 years, resides w1th hos farmly at 1403 Cedar St , to Area Deaths demanded to spend the ntght woth his wife Harriet who had been tncarcerated and charged the day before woth the homicide of the1r Infant cfilld, Davl Calllne Stsk age two months ' Alter galn1ng entry to the cell occup1ed by his wife Harriet Slsk and whtle of fleers were attempting to gain control of the sltuatton Br uce Sisk detonated a heavy charQe of dynamite, wh1ch had been concealed en the SUitcase at approximately 11 20 PM The explosion resulted '" the death of f1ve (5) perso~s and mturles of twelve ( 12) The gun used by Bruce S1sk to fo1ce his way Into the Jail had been reported stolen during the week of Feburary 21 1916 during a Burglary 1n Ma son County ' Accordmg to statements from persons closely asspclated wtth Bruce Sisk. he adm 1 tfed t o ~av1ng Illegally obtained posses1on of the dynam lte from a construction company where he had prev i ously been employed dunng the fall of 1975 ' Based on the size of the crater m the lad cell cement floor and other damage to the Court House tf was determ ined that a minimum of fifteen (15) pounds of dynamite was used Based on the physical evidence found at the scene. it was ascer talned that the cllarge was apparently detonated by an ele<lnc blastlna cap Ign ited by the use of a 1ih volt D ce ll flashlight battery ' Physical evidence further reveals the shotgun used by Bruce Sisk to force his way mto the cell was not fired ' Based on statements of persons at the scene there was apparently msufficlent time to evacuate the jatl after the officers became suspicious that Bruce Slsk was poss1bly carrying ex ploslves m the suitcase " There was a suicide note found at the Slsk tratler The lnvestigat1on produced ev idence that In dlcated Harriet S1sk may 11ave agreed to a suicidal pa<l that both she and her t)usband parhclpated In the had been urgmg hun to stay on Followmg Adkins' announced restgnahon nu motton Was m ade to accept the resignation In subm1ttmg hiS letter to effect that the mfant was mtssmg or kidnapped In an attempt to conceal th e tn fant' s hom1c1de ' During the investigation md1 cat1ons were found that Bru ce Slsk had feelings of antmoslfy and host1llt y toward law enforcement off1cers Sisk s labeling of the offi cers as pigs ' and other mOf"e obscene htles 1s m dlcat1ve of this attitude ' Harriet Sisk s voluntary st~tement was g1ven to the West V1rg1n ta State Pollee and the Mason County Shenff on the Sunday eve nmg preceding her arrest Th1s statem ent conftrmed the autopsy finding s that death of the Infan t child was due to mu l tipl e contus ons and asphy)(lafton by strang ulatlon The lnvesf1gatmn further reveals that by the voluntary statement gtven by Harnef Stsk on Sunday, Februar y 29, 1976 to the tnvestlgatlng ofltcers tndlcated she was responsible fer the death of the 1nfant child Fu rther tnvestlgatton more par ticularly the post mortem conducted on the Infant child, confirmed the fa ct that death was not attri buted to ac ctdent, and further report supported the voluntary statement of Harr.et Slsk ' The 1nvestlgatwn is not concluded and wtll continue as long as there would appear to be reasonable ground to conhnue the lnveshgatlon Numerous people and organlzaftons listed below deserve recognition and appreclatton for the exce llent Pleasant Valley Hosp otal Mason Ctty Police Depart ment New Haven City Pollee Deportment, Henderson Coty Poll ee Department Ohto State Patrol, GallipoliS, Gall la County Sheriff's Department, Gallipolis City Polt ce Depa rt ment Gall1pOI1s, Oh io Pom eroy City Pollee Department County Shentf's Office to the VJrgonla Nat ional Guard MEIGS THEATRE TONITE Thurs Mar 11 NOT OPEN Frt Sun Mar 12 14 Hearts of the West (Technicolor) Starr i ng Jeff Brtdges Alan Arkm and Andy Grlttlth Show starts at 7 00 p m He rsc hel Manuel were conducted Fr tday at the Ew1ng Funeral Home Among those from out of town attending were Mrs Paul me Monette Mr and Mrs Ste ve Morlan and daughters Oebb1e and Kathy Mr s Charles Caulk.ns, Mr and M r s Robert Graham Columbus Mr and Mrs Dennts Manuel Troy and Oentse, Manetta Fred Spencer Mason W Va and Mr and Mr s Russell Cumm1n s Chr~sto_p her Rusty and Ton 1a Racine MEMORIAL HELPED RACINE - Latest contributors to the Walter Cleland Memonal Fund as reported by Jeanette Lawrence are Carl Lee, Ross Cleland, Sammy Yates , Isabelle S1mpson, Garret t Corcle, Apple Grove Umted Method1st Women , Dorsey Parsons Cora Beegle and Sh1rley Beegle m memory of Joseph Beegle, Walter Burke, George Theiss , Racme Amencan Legwn Aunhary and Helen Pickens CIGAR REMINDER mterested m growmg cogar leaf tombacco on a one year basts are bemg remmded to !ole an applicatiOn for a temporary allotmen t at the Me1gs ASCS Off1ce, Farmers Bank BUJldmg , Pomeroy The deadline for f1hng applicatiOns IS March 15, 1976 Thos progr am 1s ad IJUmstered w1th out regard to race, color, rehg1on 1 sex or natiOnal ongm Farmers manner of handl ing the rescue operattons and hospitalization of the In lured Potnt Pleasant Poltce Department, Entire staff of burial of the chtld and both conspired In the giving of a false report to the Mason ' members of the comm1ss1on Pomeroy Ohto Kenova Pollee Department West Po i nt Pleasant Squad , Mason Emergency Squad Rescue Ctly Mason Ctfy F~re Department New Haven Emergency Squad New Haven F1re Depa r t ment, Potnt Pleasant Fire Department, Mason County Civil Defense, Gallla County Emergency Squad Gall la County Civil Defense Members of Red Cress Mason County Citizens Band Radio Club. Jackson County Cttlzens Band Radio Club W!lco)(en Funeral Home Stevens Funeral Home, Crow Hussell Funeral Home, Jackson countv Civil Defense P----------------, Need a dress shoe that's snap-crackling smart? Footworks has 1t on an easy going mid-heel. . Properly proportioned for your easy gotng tastes. SHINY BLACK CAMEL AND WHITE "Rt£ SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~--··.-------~----~ SEETON, NOTGOINS Mrs Fran Seeton, teacher corps mtern, was word pronouncer at the spelling bee at Pomeroy Elementary School, not Dwight Goms as was reported Mr Goms woll be pronouncer at the county spellmg bee at Salisbury Elementary School Wednesday , March 24 MRS SOPHIS THOMAS CHESHIRE - Mrs Soph1a Thomas 81 of Rt 2 Chesh1re who d1ed Wed nesday has four surv 1v mg sons not three and was born 1n 1895 not 1885 as reported here yesterda y Sons are John W1 lltam (Bill) Thomas Frederick 0 Thomas Ch ar les A Thomas and Richard 0 Thomas all of Ches h~r e MRS NORA M JOHNSON RUTLAND - Mr s Nora M our RACINE - Reg.stratoon day for pee wee, little and pony league players of the Racme Baseball Assn woll be beld at the ball diamond Saturday from 9 to 11 a m Plans for the registration were made Monday mght by the assoc1allon at the elementary school when Don Beegle wa s elected v1ce president Oth er offocers elected earlier are Libby Ftsher , president , Jean Cleland, busmess manager, and Karen Johnson treasurer Baseball Coach B1ll Porter discussed a plan for upda tmg the present haseball diamond "I the JUruor hogh school and addmg a doamond to help meet schedules for pee wee httle and pony league games Without confi1ctrng woth one another Porter suggested that two new dugouts be constructed at the present diamond along With extens1 ve repa1rs to the bleachers Donahons of labor, money or material for planned unprovements will be more ~ccret.ary ACCEPTS JOB Mrs Sylvia Carman of Rock Sprmgs has accepted employment at the Syracuse Nursmg Home, Syracuse and a number of prtvate ct t1zens 'In the event that anyone who assisted m the above was not mentioned here, It was done unIntentionally ' Amendment Ulan welcome, off1cers sa.td, and anyone w1shmg to donate should contact Porter to advise hun ofthelr mtenllons (Contmued from page 1) Children must be SIX yearS! changmg to an origmal cost old by Aug 18 th1s year and forumula would mean a not over 15 by the same date reduction m monthly uhlity m order to be ehglble to play bills Officers would hke each boy "However , we do know that planmng to play ball this 11 w1ll stop or considerably season to brmg at least one slow down the constantly standard size concrete block mcreaslng rates that we have for the dugout construction Witnessed m recent monUis," and a reg1strat1on fee of $3 he sa1d with him to the d1amond thiS He said he saw htUe hope m Saturday the Senate-passed utility Another meetrng of the reform legoslat1on now before assoc1allon Will be held at 1 p the Oh1o House He sa1d the m Tuesday at the Racme legislatiOn as currently Elemetnary School All wrrtten would "defeat the per!\(>ns mterested in the whole purpose of utility rate program are mvlted makmg reform " Also , It would allow LOCAL TEMPS utllltles to use a fair value The tem perature on formula m proposmg rate downtown Pomeroy at 11 a changes, which Is just as bad m Thursday was 51 degrees as the current formula " under sunny sk1es ' ~~''""='W=.;"';::«·>:<·:.,.:,.,..:,: Regular Stotk •Juniors •Misses •Half Sizes h ne • fS • ffi A meeting of the Yeung Adult Class of the Bradford Church of Chr1st w1l l be at 7 JO pm Friday at the church The Rutland Lad1es Fi remen Aux1l 1ary will mee t Tuesday March 16 at 7 30 p m at the ftre house All mem bers are urged to attend The au)(Jitary will sponsor a Jitney supper Thursday March 18 at t he Rutland Grade School gym Servt ng Wi ll begin at -4 p m John son , 89 2580 Holt on Road Grove Ctty forme r ly of Rutland d1ed Wednesday The Racme PTO woll hold a at Mt Carmel Medical regul ar meetmg at 7 30 p m Center m Columbus She I S surv1ved by a Monday at the Racine Elementa'J Sc hool The f irst daughter Mrs Earl (Madel me) Deer tng Grove second an th.rd grade s wil l present the program and C1ty th ese sons Alber t Ray Grove Ctty Ja cob Wtllard of mothers of l ht rd graders wil l Rutland, and Paul l of ser:ve re fr eshments Colu mbus 21 grandchildren Gr.an t St l eona Kohl 40 great grandchildren SIX M tddl eport has lea rn ed of the great great grand children and several n1eces and death of Glen Ray Wertz on Feb 25 as fh p re su lt of a nephews Mrs Johnson was preceded mass1v e heart attack A res1dent of Mentor formerl y tn death by her husband of Cleveland Mr Wertz was Wi nfield and sons Roy the son tn law of the late Sue Orv1ll e Joe and De l Johnson El11s of M ddlepo rt He Fnends may cal l at the Sc hoedlnger Norn s Chapel .frequently visited In Mid 3574 North Bor adway Grove dleport C1ty lh ts evenmg f rom 7 to 9 RA CI NE - Two run s were and Fnday fr om 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Serv1ces wil l be held at made Wednesday bv the Rac:me E R un 1t at 3 p m to t he chapel af 10 a m Route 1 Ractne for Wll l tam Saturday w tfh t he Rev James Phil lips offi ciating M orr i s who was Ill He was taken to Ve teran s Mem onal Gravestde services and m Hospttal where he was ad ferment wt II be held at 1 p m Saturday at Mtles Cemetery m1tted at 4 40 p m the squad went t o Route 1 10 Rutland Portland for Morrts Teaford who was havtng chest pains He was taken to Ho lzer Med1 cal Center Registration day set for Racine area PRESENTED $100 SCHOLARSIDP- Cheryl Lehew, nght, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilham Lehew, Pomeroy, was presented the annual $100 scholarship by Isabelle Couch, left, chall'person of Scholarship and Educatwn, on behall of the American LegiOn Aunhary Umt 39, Pomeroy It 1s requll'ed that the recipient is the daughter of a veteran, and the money be used for educational purposes Cheryl was a member of the Jumor Aux1hary for several years and IS now a member of the Senior Au1illary She plans to attend a Licensed Practical Nursing school Cheryl 1s a semor at Me1gs H1gh School Selected from : Local news I1 PARTRIOOE, Ky (UP!) - Eleven men, incl~ding three federal mspectors, were trapped Thursday mght by an exploSion at the Scoha Coal Co m eastern Kenucky where a methane gas explosiOn earlier th1s week killed 15 mmers The Letcher County, Ky , sheriff's office said shortly after the exploSion that all 11 were beheved to be ahve However, the oxygen they had WJth them was good for only about an hour Two men who were m the mine at the tune of the explosoon managed to escape unharmed and were under observahon at a Cumberland hospital Tbey told offiCials Special Friday and Saturday Sale ---- -----------------------1 appro)(lmately 10 50 PM , Bruce Sisk armed with a stolen ~wed off shotgun and carrying a su it case, forced his way 1nto the Mason County Jail at gunpoint and ore miners trappe Mason County has new sheriff ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY POINT PLEASANT - AI lhe Mason County Com8 30 p m Wednesday Mason miSSIOn Adkins wrote 'It 1s County got a new shenff woth regret that I fmd ot when County Clerk L W necessary to tender my vestigabon ;- mdtcshons were Getty swore tn the £ormer restgnatlon as a Mason found that Bruce Sisk had Pomt Pleasant Chief of Pollee CoWlty Commi ssioner, but feelings of ammos1ty and J1m Gaskins to replace the due to oll health 1t cannot be hoshhly toward law en - late Elvm R !Pete ) Wedge, avmded forcement ofhcers S1sk ' s wh o doed a little over a week ' Durmg my 11 years labeling of the offocers as ago man explosoon at the Joll ..serv•ce as a CoWlty Com•'pigs " and other more ob- wh1ch killed four other mJssiOner 1t has been my scene hUes IS mdacahve of pleasure to meet and work persons tlns attitude " Several monutes after with some e:xtraordmarlly Three law enforcement Gasktn s was sworn m, fine people, and because of officers, Mason Co unty Oarence Adkins, the 68-year- these expenences and the Sheroff Elvm E Wedg e old comm tssioner tendered conlldence of my conslltuents Deputy K W Love and Jaoler h1s res1gnalJ on to that my deciSIOn has been a difErnest R Hesson, are dead governmg body ficult one " as a result of the March 2 Getty, who was also vos1bly Wh1le 1t had been mcident that followed the rumored for the past couple shaken, was led to say, 'I arrest of Mrs S1sk on a of months that Adkins would would rather hear a motiOn charge of murdering her two- resig n due to fal ling health no not to accept th e month old daughter The one tncludmg commtssJOners res1gnatwn " S1sks also d1ed m the ex- Mochael Whalen, W1ham Of the three com plosiOn Rardm or Getty, expected mass1oners, Adkms , a Law enforcement of- him to do so Wednesday Democrat, IS the l onge st fiCials sa1d the mvesllgatJOn evenmg servmg He was elected to has not be concluded Adkins who was startmg that pos11Jon m 1964 Followmg 1s the complete h1s 12th year on the Mason Thos mormng Getty, who news releas e that was Cou n ty Comm i ss ion was elected as county clerk m mutually g1ven by primary turned m his resignation not 1960, sa1d • Clarence and I mvestigahve agenctes and only as a commissioner, but have been fnends for a long Prosecutor Kmgery at thos also as the commtsston 's lime , thr ough !hock and mornmg s news conference representatove on the Ma son fum ' Tl'lls Is a !oint 1n Coun ty Board of Heal th and vest1gat1on conduced by the the Comm umty Achon following different agenc1es to wit West Virginia State Counc1l Pollee Mason County A v1s1bly shaken Adkins Sheriff's Department, West satd, ''I want to announ ce i Virginia Fore Marshal l Off ice and Bureau of Alcohol , that I m gomg to res1gn " ApparenUy , up unt1l the I Tobacco and Firearms of the U S Treasury Department moment he announced hts HERSCHEL MANUEL On March 02 1976, at res1g na1Jon Funeral serv 1ces for the other • • SPECIAL TWO DAY SALE! 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Sale 513.30 Mens $22.95 Jackets ... , Sale S17 .90 A meehng of candystnper s Veterans Memor ial Hosp olal wtl be held at 7 p m Mond ay at t he hos pita l cafeteria Tina Beaver top speller CHESTER - Tina Beaver, a sixth grader, has been named champoon speller at the 1 Chester Elementary SchoOl and will represent her school at tbe County Bee at Salisbury Elementary School March 24 Tina 1s the daughter of Mr and Mr s Gary Grofhth, Route I, Long Bottom Alternate as f1rst runnerup m the Chester Bee 1s Gary Gmther, son of Mr and Mrs John Gmther of Route 1, Long Bottom Other finalists m the Chester champ1onsh1p round were David Gaul, Rhonda R1ebel, Ke1th Brogan and Jackie Rapp , all fifth graders M1ss Carolyn Sm1th pronounced the words and JUdges were teachers Mrs Eleanor Knight and Mrs Betty Roush and PrmCJpal Duane Wolfe Veterans Memorial Hoopltal ADMI'ITED - Orner Hess, Pomeroy , Richard McHaffie, Portland, Ruth McKinney, Long Bottom , Fred McVey, Coshocton, Jenmfer Wh1te, Albany , David Decker, Reedsville , Jess1e Bush, Long Bottom ; William Morns, Ra cine , Harold Evans, Middleport; James Van Cooney, Middleport, John C H1te, Middleport; Clarence Koehler, Reedsville DISCHARGED - Amanda Autherson , Richard Gibbs, Jo Ann Ward, Juamta Chapman, Mary King, Sallie B1as, Nellle Lemley, Katherine Bu c hanan , William Chad.e1ck Frtday and Saturday Sale! 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Sale $13.13 ELBERFELDS IN POM • rescue teams • at · ~nus ts always one of the hazards," Potter Sllld "It s something we hve w1th ' The explosoon Tuesday occurred S'fz m1les underground and 11 took some 14 hours for rescue crews to dig !hell' way through to reach the mmers Nme of the nuners were believed killed mstantly Tuesday by the methane g•s explosion that MESA off1c1als theorized was caused by unproper vent1hatoon The other six were suffocated by a combmahon of methane gas and smoke, off1coals sa1d H N Korkpatrock, Kentucky 's comrrusstoner of mmes , had sa1d late Wednesday that mspechon crews had been prevented from reachmg the exact s1te of Tuesday's exploSion because of weakened tunnel supports However. MESA officials saod the probe was contmmng as crews rebwlt the walls and dug toward the sue of the blast Both Potter and Nelhus, saod the names of the lllSpectors mvolved were not known Nelhus saod the mspectors are normally equ1pped woth rur breathmg dev1ces that would supply several hours of oxygen 'However we don 1t know what type of equopment they had when th1s latest crew went down to the mme,' of the Whys answered Ahce Sue M1ssen , a cellmate of Mrs Sosk, told off1cers Mrs Sosk knew her husband had dynamote on the case Mrs S1sk reportedly assured Mrs MJSsen she would not be hur t AuthoritieS were unable to answer repeated questions at the conference why, 1f Mrs Missen knew of the dynannte, she did not warn her Jatlers, or whether or not, defm1tely, she d1d worn them West Vorgoma State Pollee Sgt M P Koerner sa1d lhat although the mvesllgahon and a sw c1de note wntten by Bruce S1sk the evenmg of March 2 and left m h1s mobole home revea led S1sk had feehn gs of ammds1ty towar d law enfor cement ofhcer s, there IS no concrete evidence he mtended to kill those officers presen t when he entered hts "ole s cell State pollee also dosclosed Harne t S1sk had confessed to the murder Of her two month old daughter. Davo Calhne and that her WASHINGTON - WHITE HOUSE SOURCES have 1denhf1ed the State Deparunent's top Moddle East expert as the man who leaked some embarrassmg mformahon about Henry Kissinger 's Middle East negotlaUons to a magazme writer He was identified late Thursday as Alfred L Atherton, Jr , Assistant Secretary of State for Near East and South Asia hy sources who said be had not mtended to g1ve the writer, Edward Sheehan, class1f1ed materoal Alberton represented the department m greetmg Israeli Foreogn Minister Y1gal Allon who am ved m Washmgton's National Airport Thursday 1'he leaks that disturbed the department were detaol ed acco unts of K1ss mger's conversations durmg his shuttle negotwtions They appear m an article In the current Issue of Fore1gn Polley magazme Kissinger himsell talked to Sheehan and authonzed other offlcjals to talk to him for the 20,000 word arbcle on M1ddle East diplomacy smce the October 1973, war COLUMBUS - A HOUSE COMMITTEE has been told there IS no eVIdence to suggest that the additiOn of fluoride to public water supplies causes cancer Rather, Dr Ralph Cook of the state department of health, Thursday sa1d fluoride represents "one of the most unportant advances m modern preventive dentistry " The House Urban A!fa1rs Comrmttee has before It two bolls which seek to reduce or elimmate the amount of Duorode m public water systems Last month, supporters of the b1ll broll8ht to the attention ol the comnutlee a study prepared by the National Federal Bureau of Health, an antifluorlde organization based In Washington , D C , which indicated a definite statlstlcallmk between cancer 311d fluoride l)f George G Blazes of the Oh1o Dental Assoclahon sa1d that the case m favor of fluoride wa s 'well documented" and said the study was a nuslnterpretation of med1cal data Nelhus sa1d Robert Barr e tt, admmstrator of MESA, wbo had Down hack from the Site Wednesday, was enroute to the scene along with other MESA and KentuckY mme offoCJals Crews of federal mme Inspectors Thursday were able to make some surveys of the mme and indicated tbe ventllatton syste m was apparentl y not working which led to the bwldup of methane gas Tuesday Barrett sa1d the mght before Tuesday's exploSion, MESA mspectors checked the mme and coted the fiiiii for not havmg the required (Contmued on page 10) • enttne PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, MARCH 12, m6 . ;: .:. 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WNDON - PRIME MINISTER HAROLD W1lson has scored a sohd VICtory over rebellious left-wmg members of his party, but the left says 1t may revolt agam to protest the govenunent 's antt-mflatlon pol1c1es The Wilson government bounced back Thursday from a humiliating defeat 1n Uoe House of ConUIIons by wmmng a confidence vote on ots proposal to slash $10 billion m pubhc spendmg Wilson demanded the vote after 36 of hos Labor party's lelt-wmters abstruned Wednesday m a vote on the proposal, causmg It to faol Thursday's confidence vote - 297 to 280 - wa s a n unexpectedly large margm for the government THE MIDDLEPORT Ftre state and federal offiCials to pinpoint the cause of Tuesday's disaster The mme has been c1ted by MESA for excess concentrahons of methane gas R1chard Nellius, chief of office of the office of informauon for MESA, sa1d the two rnspectors who had escaped were about three moles underground and had reached a telephone w mform personnel on the surface that the other men were trapped Potter said the mme had been closed smce Tuesday's exploSion and acknowledged the chances for secondary explosions were part of the risk taken by search and POMEROY-MJDDlEPORT, OHIO 38Dems picked husband ass1sted m the ch1ld s bur1al The couple also attempted to conceal the murder by govmg a false report to the Mason County Sheriffs office, pollee said State pohce demed, however, the use of drugs pnor to the Feb 27 murder played a s1gm!Jcant part Dr Sopher sa1d he beheved the hom1c1de was a momentary loss of self control brought on durmg child abuse " Dr Sopher said th1s os the case m many ch1ld abuse deaths Offoc1als saod, The onveshgallon IS not concluded and will contmue as long as there would appear to be reasonable groWld to con tmue 1t '' Twenty-none West Vorgoma State Pollee offocers, f1ve special agents of the U S Treasury Department ATF bureau and three state !Ire marshall mveshgators have been mvolved. m the mvestlgahon m addthon to mne prmcipal onveshgators More than 2,000 hours have been spent so far on the mveshgat1on - By Sarah Carsey News •. '.in Briej~·-l Electric company hearings are set Sozes 36 to 50 Departmentw1t1 hold a public f tsh fry beglnn~ng at 11 am Saturday at the f ire station of NO 233 r,; Some .. •·---~~·~·-·--·~ /17 j, ---·_.·--·~- VOl XXVII :- -: POINT PLEASANT Questions and answers posed Thurs :~~ day to West V1rgoma's choef medocal ~ examiner about the dynamote blast ~:::::· .• in the county jaol that k1lled love persons put more hght on the mystery of ' Why '" Severe depressoon apparently l ed Bruce Stsk to enter mto a SUICide pact w1th hts w1fe , Harne t, resultmg m the explos1on at the )all March 2 accordmg to Dr Ervmg Sopher An inveshgatwn conducted by the West V1rgoma State Police, Mason County Shenff s Dept , West Vorgm1a F1re Marshall's Office and the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Forearms of the U S Treasury Dept produced evodence Hamel Sisk knew her husband was comm g to the jaol tha t evemng and the contents of hts sui tcase The ex plosoon caused the death of the SJS k couple and three law enforcement ofhcers Severa l others were sen ously lfiJured !hOFF e :~r::~w.:::::~=:s·n::&.-.:::· >: ::.:?.,..'· SAVE UP TO the 11 men were ahve when they managed to escape Herschel Potter, ch1ef of the safety dms1on of the Mmmg Enforcement and Safety Admlnstrat1on, said the 11 trapped men had re sporators but said the eqwpment was usually only good for one bour Potter sa1d the men were believed to be two IJUles underground Huge cranes were deployed w droll a hole .at the top of the mme to clear a passage way for a rescue team Potter sa1d the cause of the latest explosion was not unmedlately known The mspectors were part of a round the clock elfort by COLUMBUS (UP[) - !'he Public Utilities Comrrnssoon of Ohoo (PUCO) Thursday scheduled pubhc hearmgs to determme of (our electric compames ha ve been properly chargong their customers for fuel costs th1s wmter If the PUCO fmds the uhhhes have overcharged the1r customers for coal and other fuel used to produce electrlCJty, 1t can order the compames to make refunds If the compames have und e rch a rg e d , the corrumssoon can direct them to Increase customer btlls to Hearing on new agency • p Offi eroy m The Southeastern Oh1o Health Planmng Assocoatwn, Cambrodge, through author1zatwn of 1ts board of trustees 1s submlthng an appllcahon to crea te a new organozatlon to be designated as the Health Systems Agency for the (Oh1o Area VI ) 18 county health service area • In compliarce w1th the provision of P L 93-041 the Southeastern Ohoo Health Planning Assoc1atoon woll hold public hearings begmnmg at 7 30 p m on WASHINGTON - A COMMriTEE PROMOTING Sen March 31 at the Meigs Inn, John H Glenn, ~h1o, for the 1976 Democrallc pres1denhal East Mam St , Pomeroy, and nomination was formed today by former Ohio Gov Michael V at 7 p m on Aprol 6 at the DISille who supported the former astronaut for U1e Senate m Sheraton Inn, off 1·70, St Clairsville 1974 Any person may appear DISille had been asked not to form the committee, according to Glenn, who sa1d 11 might mterfere wlth hiS and be heard at eother pubhc position as a keynote speaker at the DemocratiC Nat10nal meetmg, m person or subrmt ConvenUon in July "I'm not gettmg mvolved and they re on m wnting comments on the their own," Glem Said of the committee quahf1cat1ons of the proposed Southeastern Ohio Health CHICAGO - INffiSFlRSTCAMPAIGN speech on fore1gn Systems Agency apphcat1on policy, President Ford declared today that hls plan of peace to be deSigned as the Health through strength ill not "election year rhetoric " and sa1d there Systems Agency to serve may be no new SALT agreement with Russia OhiO HSA Area VI "Peac, through strength has been my const1111t gosl as For add1t10nal mformation yoll' president," Ford said In remarks prepared for delivery at contact the Southeastern a lunche111 of the Ollcago Co~mcll on Fore1gn Relations at the Ohoo Health Plannin g Palmer House hotel "Let me tell you what I mean by peace Assocoa!Jon, P 0 Box748, 127 through llrelgth, not with election year rhetoric but by the South Tenth Street, Camrecord" bridge, phone 614-4•2-7361 recover the money The hearmgs are requll'ed hy a three-month-old law that gave the PUCO broader powers to monitor the fuel adjustment clauses of electriC ut1ht1es The clause allows the companies to pass on to customers the higher or lower costs of fuel purchased to generate electriCity Public outcry over $524 m1lhon worth of fuel ad[ust· ment charges last Winter prompted the Geheral Assembly to approve the new leg1slahon The fll'st public hearing wlll be here April 26 for the Ohio Edison Co of Akron Other hearmgs w1ll be May 3 for Oh1o Power Co of Canton, May 12 for the Dayton Power & Loght Co and May 17 for Columbus & Southern Ohio ElectriC Co Hearmgs for the Cleveland Electric Dlummatmg Co and Cincmnat1 Gas & Elecinc will follow The dates have not been set The purpose of the hearmgs os to look for errors by the uhh(les m theor monthly reports to the PUCO The commtsswn w1ll also determine If the compames are gwlty of unprudent or unreasonable fuel purchases If a company IS guilty, the PUCO can take that Into cons1derat1on when order a readjustment on consumer bills Before the new law took effect, the PUCO never conducted a bearllJI on fuel adjustment clau.es EXTENDED OUTLOOK Chance o£ sbowers each da; of the forecast period Highs mostly \\111 be In the 40s to the low 50s Lows" Ill be in the 20s Sun~ay morning and In the 30s Monday and Tuesday UNIT CALLED The Middleport E·R un1t was called to 312 Pearl St , at 7 05 a m Friday for Susan Ve1tli, a medocal pat1ent, who was taken to Holzer Medical Center DETAILS--West Vll'gima law enforcement agencies released details of their investigation concernmg the March 2 explosion at Mason County Ja1l durmg a news conference Thursday mormng Don Kingery, left, Mason County prosecutmg attorney, and West Virginia State Pollee SQt M P. Koerner sa1d Bruce S1sk left a su1c1de note m hJS mob1le home mdicatmg his Wife, Hamel, may have agreed to a SUICidal pact Ladder truck canvass • Middleport Sunday m A house to-house canvass woll be made m Middleport Sunday to ra1se funds for the purchase of an aer1al ladder truck for use m Meogs County Headmg the drive are Mrs Grace Pratt and Mrs Ruth Powers on behalf of the Moddleport Fore Dept • The aenalladder !1re truck Purchase of an aeroaf has been purchased from ladder !1re truck was unSprmgheld, Ill at a pnce of dertaken after the recent $10,000 and some $4,000 to Stiffler Department Store hre $6,000 IS needed to repamt m Pomeroy Last Sunday a and properly eqwp 1t Achouse to house canvass m cordmg to plans made by f"e departments, the veh1cle w1ll Pomeroy brought m well over be housed m Pomeroy but $1,500, a $200 contr1bullon woll be avallable at all tunes from a lodge, and $2,000 from for all of Meigs County or to a busmes:; m Cheshll'e Hours of Sunday's drove on other nearby towns and c1lles Middleport are I to 4 as needed Preachers warn SEOEMS • • service IS badly needed RACINE - A plea to the pubhc to help retam the Sou th eas tern Ohoo E mer gency Med1cal Service m Pomeroy WcL'i made by the Mcogs Co unty Moms tenal unmediately, and urged all laypersons lo do hk ew1se, so that thos very valuable serv1ce can be kept here " He sa1d thatSEOEMS IS not m any way competJt1on woth the volunteer emergency squads of the county and that, Grande P r eac he rs Con ference "oll be held April 20 21 I\ 1 esource person from Columbus wolllead a con floct management study and Rev Al MacKenZie of Gallipolis "oll be devotwnallea der The Assoc tall on when tl met re~os trahon '.\III be $16 per March 8 at the Racme Umted m1mster attendmg " bothservtces are greatly Method1st Church w1th Rev The schedule for Veterans Howard Shoveley, host needed " Hosp1ta l pastor , leadmg devoh ons and The mmtsters al so Memo nal Chaplamcy and Openmg Rev Wilham M1ddles""rth discussed the possoblllt) of pr es tdent, pre sidin g the Associa tion en1 ermg a Pra; er for Council Mectmgs Rev Shiveley spoke on float mall of the July 4th BI· on Middleport and Pomero) nnportance of keepmg the Centeruuai Parades m the were lolled through Apnl and SEOEMS umt m Pomeroy count} Each tmmster l::i tv the mornmg medotauon radio He stated that as 11 stands contact youth and others m program schedule was foll ed now, this serv1ce will be h1s loca l church and fmd out through Ma" Rev Shiveley announced a dJScontmued March 12 and how many persons would be (Contmued on page 10) after that t11ere woll be no mterested on helpm g wllh transfer serv1ce avaolable to such a pro Ject anti report tr ans£e r pat ients fr om back at the next meetmg Rev Moddle s warth Veterans Memonal Hospita l to other area hospitals or to reported on the Council on Alcohol Problems, a referral nursmg homes, etc He suggested Eac h servoce bemg formed and mmtster call each county mcorporated 1n the county oomm1ss10ner and urge them Eac h county agency wtll have to take some k1nd of action one repr esentative on the Independents will signup next Tuesday counctl who w11l be a v otmg Four indicted by grand jury The January term Me1gs County grand JUry has returned four true bills of mdoctmen t IndiCted were Rex Darst for theft , Roger Butcher for breaking and entermg and receovmg s tolen proper ty and Wayne Hubbard and Homer M1ller for receiVIng stolen property Jurors were Sarah Gibbs foreman Sh1rle; Hawk , Dena Welch, Charles Newhouse Paul R Lash, Ka thleen Tolhs , Walter Wears, Guy Morns and Brenda Weber The Ohoo Valley Independent Baseball League w1ll hold ots for st mee tmg of 1976 on Tuesday March 16 at 7 p m , at the Steamboa t Inn mtmster1al assoctahon R e~ Robert Bwngarner m Racme All coaches and players repor ted that the annua] RIO mterested m part1c1patmg th1s summer should attend Vch~cles collide llus mee tmg as th os Will be Two vehicles had medoum the for st s1gn-up for teams m damages m a colhs1on on the league The league woll ab1de by West Main St on Pomeroy at Nahonal League Rules Each 2 15 p m Thursday Pollee said one car dr1ven pia) er must be at least 18 Iby Worthy Moll er, Pomt years old Office rs for th1s Pleasant, had stopped 1n hos yea r are Don Hupp , lane of traffic near the Ebers Presodenl, Gary Durst Voce bach Hardware Store when President, and Greg Roush, his car was struck m the rear Secretary-Treasurer All licensed umpores who by one dnven by Dw1ght Carl Albany There were no on would hke to be considered jur1es Carl 1s to be cha rged for work 10 th1s summers games ar e tn\ 1ted to attend w1th DWh pollee saod ttustee of the councol Rev M1ddleswarth appomted Rev Shiveley to serve as the tr ustee repre se ntmg the INDEPENDENCE, Ohio (UP!) - Ohio Democratic leaders, who had no challenges to delegates recommended hy state party headquarters, Thursday mght at a caucus here picked 38 uncommitted delegates and 19 alternates to the 1976 DemocratiC National Convention The 38 delegates mclude 19 women and 10 blacks State Treasurer Gertude W Donahey rece1ved the delegation's pledge for pres1dent and State Sen. Oliver Ocasek, Northfield, as VICe preSident, at the seSSion, one of nme held throughout the state for aUarge slates Delegates m the 23 congressional districtS will be selected tomght Caucuses were held here on behalf of former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter, former Sen Fred R Harris, 00kla , Sen Frank amrch, 0ldaho , Sen Henry M Jackson , D-Wash , R Sargent Shriver, nommee for v1ce pres1dent m 1972 , Alabama Gov George C Wallace,. Pennsylvania Gov Milton J Shapp, and R<:~> Morris K Udall, D-ArlZ. These delegates Will be selected at the June 8 prunary Delegates Will be awarded on the bas1s of proportional representation To quahfy, a candidate must get 15 per cent of the vote Candidate Shapp quits HARRISBURG, Pa (UP! ) - Pennsylvama Gov M1lton J Shapp, c1tmg hos dJSappomtmg showmg In the Massachusetts and Flonda pnmary elections, today w1 thdrew fr om the Democrahc pres1denhal nommatwn race H1s withdrawal left six maJOr Democra ts m th e nommahon batUe Shapp said he would not even run m Pennsylvama's April 27 pnmary election, and urged supporters to evaluate the other candidates and vote for the delegates they feel will best represent them 'Whole at th1s t1me I Will not sup port another can· d1date, hke so many other Atnerocans, I w1ll be looking for the man who has a sohd program to match his promises ," Shapp told a news conference SENTENCE BEGINS John Westbtook, Rt 1 Rutland, was taken Thursday to the Chilhcothe Correctional Inslltutwn by Meigs County Deputy Ray Manley to begm servmg h1s tenn of not less than 'lslx months or more than f1ve years on conviction of breaking and 1 entermg BAKE SALE TOO Woves of Pomeroy fll'emen w11l hold a bake sale m connectoon With the spagtetti dmner th e hremen are sponsormg Saturday from 3 to 7 p m at the Pomeroy Fire Stahon Carryout orders will be avai lable 1! con tainers are provoded �3- The !'om~oy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Friday, March 12, t97f; ~------------ -, 2- The Pomeroy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, March 12.1976 • • Jackson comes up a loser COLUMBUS (UPl l - Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona and former Georgia gove rnor Jimmy Carter have won early strate~ ic victories as they JX'epare lor the June 8 Ohio !X'imary by cornering the support of a coalition of 10 state labor groups. The coalition will support Udall in congressional districts in the northern half of the state and Carter in the · southern half. In exchange, the presidential candidates have promised the coalition will be awarded a certain number of delegates in each district. The loser is Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington whom the coalition originally had offered to support in three congressio nal districts in Cuyahoga County- 2oth, 22nd and 23rd. The coalition, meeting here Thursday night, excluded Jackson from the deal when Jerry Grant, regional director for Jackson, pushed the coalition to support the senator statewide. That was believed to be an "a11 - or - nothing- ultimatum and Workers of .. . , ;1,14 FIRST rnREE GRADES - These are the loP art winners at the ' Riverview Elementary School near Reedsville in the annual cultural arts program sponsored by the PTA in the first three grades of the school. Each of the winners received a ribbon and an engraved plaque provided by the PTA. In each row, from the left, are the first, second and third place winners, respectively. They are, front, 1 to r, Travis Newlun, Burl Putroan, Cindy Randolph, first graders; Kevin Griggs, Kevin Barton , Tommy Smith, second graders; Timmy Rood, Scott Foster and Theresa Barringe r, third graders. One drawing will be selected for county competition from the three grades. The bicentennial theme is being used in this year's competition. ,.,. Pro BuketbaU Rolllldup United Press lnlematlonal Mrs. Ingels to co-ordinate pageant work Sally Ing els , appointed area co-ordinator lor the Miss Southern Ohio Scholarship Pageant, will recruit contestants and promote the pageant in Athens and Meigs to SOUTHERN HIGH'S Cel Jenkins (5)) didn't have position for this rebound against Eastern's Denice Dean (32) in a game Thursday at Federal Hocking ,won by Southern 46-34 in the semi-finals of the A Sectional girls basketball tournament. Teresa Edwarda of Eastern is No. 33. - Jim Hamm picture. TURN ABOUT - Denise Dean got the rebound at left hut here she didn 't gel there in time. Eastern was elim inated from the Class· A tournament. Southern continues to the finals Saturday night against a powerful Alexander club . - Jim Hamm picture. by Greg Bailey Meigs County continued to produce fine basketball this season Thursday night when the Meigs High Girls of Mary Dee ley advanced to the final s in their AA Sectional at Meigs · High School with a close 49-45 victory over Fairland. Two fine girls ' teams , Meigs and New Lexington, will meet Saturday night at 7:30 in a match-up to see who goes to the District Tournamen t at Minford nex t week. In Thursday's game, Meigs came out with a full-cour t press and jumped off to a quick IHI!ead. But by the first buzzer, the visitors had narrowed it to 14-13. In the second period, two of the Vaughan gi rls frotn Meigs, Beth and high-scoring Pam. were in foul trouble with three personals each . But the third member oi lhal sports . family , Pat, came Marauderlasses rally to defeat Fairland 49-45 · . the game by biting &of-8 shots to help the cavs grab a ~9 halftime lead . " It sure is a lot different coming off the bench," said carr. "You have to have a different attitude coming off the bench, but I feel like my old self again and am driving for the basket ." Cleveland Coach Bill Fitch called the game "our best defensive game of the season .'' " When you give the Warriors only If/ shots, you are doing a great job on defense," said Fitch. In the third period the Warriors scored on only 8-of20 shots. In the only other NBA game, Phoenix beat Atlanta 104-99. In the ABA, New York . edged Denver 141 -136 in overtime and San Antonio ripped Virginia 131-114. --·~· woman between the ages of 17 and 26 who has never been married and is· a resident of, working in , or going to school in Meigs or Athens Counties. Phon e numbers are as follow s: Meigs, 614-992.,';844; Athens, 614-266-5051. Mrs. In gels, active in the Meigs County area, is pr esiden I of the Ches ler Garden Club, secretary of the Ohio Society of Promotion of Bull Frogs Inc., and treasurer of the Middleport PTA . She is no newcomer to the pageant scene as she was Paul Westphal scored 32 points to lead Phoenix . Atlanta built a three'flOinl .lead with eight minutes left but the Suns went ahead 118-87 on Garfield Heard's layup and never lost th e lead. John Drew led Atlanta with 33 points . Nets 141, Nuggets 138 John Williamson scored nine of his 36 points in overtime to give New York the victory . Julius Erving had 30 for New York and David Thompson 36 for Denver. A brawl resulted in the ejection of Marvin Webster of Denver and Rich ·, Jones of the Nets. Spurs 131, Squires 114 Former Squire George Gervin scored '!/ points and James Silas added 25 as San Antonio handed Virginia its 58th loss. through and was praised by Coach Deeley for doing an Cathy excellent job. Meadows was also credited for gelling the learn through that rough time period when the two Vaughans were sitting out , by' scoring a season high nine point, and doing a good job on defense. Meigs went Into the loc ker room at half-lime with a fi ve point advantage. 3().25, and seemed to be in control. But Fai rland carne out fired up in lhe third period to outscore Meigs lt-7 and by the middle of the last canto had gone into the lead by three. And by the third period Pam and Beth had picked up their four th fouls, and it look ed bleak fo r the Marauders . But Meigs pressed Fairland in the iast periOd, and, acco rdin g to Coac h Deeley, by a superb learn effort re~ained the lead and held it , - even though both teams had numerous turn· overs. Beth Vaughan was Meigs' leading scorer with 12 points. Kathy Ba ker and Teri Miller had 17 and 16 respectively for Fairland . The preliminary contest saw Jllew Le•ington · take a relatively easy victory from Warren , 4~26 . New Lex's record is now 1().3 on the year while Meigs stands at 13-1. So it should prove lo he interesting Saturday night. By Quarters 13 12 11 !1-45 Fairland Meigs 14 16 7 12-19 FAIRLAND - Wheeler t-G2, Baker 6-1-17, Miller 7-2-16, Osburn 2-5-9, James ().t-1. Totals 1&-9-45. l\IEIGS - Ash 2-0-1, Beth Vaughan 5-2-12, Meadows 4-1· 9, Pam Vaughan 2-4-8, Boggs 3-2-a. Pat Vaughan 3-11-6: Brown t-().2. Totals 20.:9-49. active for seven years in the FOURm, F'IF'I1f, SIXm GRADE - These are the top cultural arts winners in drawing in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades of the Riverview School. The winners . . ·have been presented engraved plaques and ribbons JX'Ovided by the school's PTA, sponsoring the JX'Ogram carrying out a bicentennial theme. In the photo, first, second and third place winners are pictured from the left in each of the three classes. They are front, Scott Upton, Larry Cowdery, Jerry Rucker,lourth grade; Carl Swain, first; Timmy Brewer, second, not present for picture; Mark Holter, third, fifth graders; Klla Young, Timothy Ryan and Timothy Kessler, sixth graders. The top drawing will be selected from the three grades to represent the school in county competition. Johnny & Vickie split CINCINNATI (UP! ) - The celebrated marriage between Cincinnati Reds star Johnny Bench and model Vickie Chesser is near an end. The Cincinnati EnqUirer reported today that Bench said the co uple will file for divorce , just over one year after they were married in a lavish ceremony here. " It is a private, personal matter ," Bench told the Enquirer . "We simply agreed to disagree and go our separate ways. There is no animosity. Things just didn 't work out that's all. No one blames anyone, but it's happened. I'd rather not say anything more about it." Mrs. Bench, who has resumed her modeling career in New York, could not be reached for comment. The couple was married Feb., 21, 1975 following a whirlwind courtship. Bench first saw Vickie on television as the tntra-Brite "Sex Appeal" girl and had a mutual friend arrange a blind date . It was only 24 days later the couple announced their plans to be married . Meigs County Junior Miss Pageant. Sally resides in Middleport with her husband , Earl , and .. Meigs Property Transfers Spencer R. Buchanan,. Freda E . Buchanan, to Robert L. Stealey, Rita A. Stealey, parcels, Orange. Amy L. Cross to George B. CrosS:, affid . for trans ., Sutton. George B. Cross, Edna M. Cross to George B. Cross, Edna M . Cros., parcels , Sutton. Leonard V. Koenig, dec. to Freda S. Koenig, cert. for trans., Salisbury. Ervan V. Blake, dec. to Edith L. Blake, Larry Blake, Rita McGi nnis, ce rt. for trans ., Olive. When red cells are destroyed bone marrow increases its production of cells to prevent an anemia. With the increased destruction of red blood cells there is a release of excess . pigment from hemoglobin in the red cells used to carry oxygen and carbon dioxide. The excess pigment is eliminated by the liver . When this mechanism fails , the pigment produces a mild yellow jaundi ce. This iS some times called hemolytic jaundice. The excess formation of pigment which must be processed by the liver may lead to 'mild or even severe liver disease . Gallstones from bile pigments may also form . Symptoms of hemolytic anemia are usually those related to the anemia itaelf; weakness, pallor ' or mild jaundice. The important info.rmation necessary for diagnosis comes from laboratory work, specifically examination of the red blood cells themselves, what their tendency is to fragment and how many immature yo1111g forms of red cells are present in the blood. liver functions also tell how the liver is coping with the problem. Those who want more Information on the mechanisms of anemia can send 50 centa for The Health Letter, number 4-3. Understanding the Anemias. Send a long, stamped, self-addressed envel <~pe fo~ . mailing . Ad· Baseball talks resume ,. son , Bryan . • biochemical mechanisms that result in chemical actions that destroy them: It is not enough just to say that a person has a hemolytic anemia . In all hemolytic anemias the life span of the red blood cells is decreased . Normally red blood cells live 120 days. As they ~re destroyed new ones are produced maintaining a constant balance of an adequate number. If red cell destruction is increased I I Basket~al/ A ssociaUon ATHENS - After a slow start , the girls of Southern High School got hot and ran away from the Eastern Eag les. Thursday night for 8 48-34 victory in " A" Section a) competition at Federal Hocking. The win enabled the Tornadoettes to advance to the finals Sa turday nl' ghl against Alexander. Starting time will be 7:30 and the winner will advance to district competition . L · h ast mg t, the Eag les broke the scoring ice to take a 2-0 lead, but when the horn so unded ending the fir st per·od 1 1 • th e So uthern gas were on top, 6-4. All of Atlantic Di vision Suns IlK, Hawks 99 • Meigs girls get m finals applications from a(Jy young DR. LAMB ' Will the Cleveland once the Cavaliers, laughingstock of the NBA be the Cinderella team of 1976? The Cavs dumped the 1975 Cinderella learn-the Golden State Warriors - 110-99 Thursday night before a sellout crowd of 19,621 in Cleveland. The victory was Cleveland's lith straight at home and moved the Cavs to within I \2 games of the Centra l Division-leading Washington Bullets. The loss, the 19th in 66 games for the Warriors, kept the defending NBA champions friJIIl clinching a he for the Western Division title . Austin Carr, who finally discarded a knee brace on his right leg for the last two seasons, kept Cleveland in tw~two ). William R. McAfee, Executive Director of Miss Southern Ohio Scholarship Pagean I sponsored by the Belpre Area Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Ingels will accept America, ..l • By United s~~::~n~~~ ernational Eastern conference 102822 ( one-zer~lwo-eigbl· according I I 1 National Two-digit numbers - 60 (six-zero 1, 59 (flv&-nlne) , . 55 (five-five) and 21 (twolour). Four-digit number 2793 1two-seven-ninethree ). · · Ffve· dlgll number 47719 (foul'S even-sevenone-nine). Slx-dlgll number - Counties Sellout crowd watches :St Pro l Southen1 meets Alexander 3Jl• JlUgS ! Cleveland top W arriO rs Ali will fight • numbers: J ackson By Lllwnn<e E. Lamb, M.D. DEARDR. LAMB - What can you tell me about hemolytic anemia? What causes it and what are the cures? What harm does hemolytic anemia do to the body and what do you know about the life expectancy of one who has anemia if nothing is done? The doctor recommends removal of the spleen although an exploratory operation showed the apleen, lymph nodes and all organa to be norma.l. No cancer was found . Right now I am taking medicines daily. I am -e the doctor is convinced that the spleen must be removed . DEAR READER - Hemolytic anemia covers an enormous number of , disorders. The term means an anemia resulting from dalruction of red blood cells. The cells can be deStroyed from a reaction to a drug or because of abnormalities in the red blood cella or a variety of complex Tomadoeues sharp in tourney play " This week's regular lottery winning numbers: Three-digit numher-698 1slx·nin&-elghtl . Four-digit number 5600 (live-six-zero-zero). Flve· dlgll number 52265 ( flve-two· lwo·slx· live) . Six-dlgll number 451939 ( loul'llve-one-nlnethree-nlne). Spirit of '76 winning received nothing . The · coalition represents about 500,001) members and includes the United Auto Workers, Communications International Union of Electrical Workers, the Ohio Education Association, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and the International Ladies Garment Workers of ·America·. Grant conceded the coalition 's endorsement will mean "sizeable support for the other (Carter and Udall ) candidates." Clark at Udall campaign headquartrers was excited about the deal. It will "mean subStantial contributions; they banked a good deal of money," he said. "Those fellows tend to be very active in primaries." Clark described the coalition's goals as wanting to : -Beat Alabama Gov . George Wallace. The coalition's national organization supported Carter against Wallace in the Florida ·primary. -(let their people to the convention. -Elect ' a progressive Democrat as ,President. Grant complained about that second point, saying the labor coalition should first pick a candidate it wants to support then find a way to the Democratic National Convention. "You don't look around and say what's the best way to get to the convention, then pick a candidate," he said. "As much as I would like to ba ve their support, that kind of deal is not the proper way , to , proceed," Grant continued. During the negotiations, Grant said he "felt like I was bidding on building a bridge." The coalition wanted a candidate's promise that their members would be picked as convention delegates in return for an endorsement, he said. Southern~ Ohio lottery dress your tetter to . me in care of this newspaper, P. 0 . Box 1551. RBdlo City Station , New York, NY 10019. Removal of the apleen is sometimes done as a form of treatment. Prior· to making this decision, studies of how long the red cell~ last and how many of · them are being destroyed within the spleen is sometimes done using radio isotope techniques. In many cases removal of the spleen will help to relieve symptoms even when the testa did not show that the spleen was a major factor. · I can 't give you any solid answers on what to expect if you don't have a splenectomy. I can say that the management of' most forms of hemolytic anemia today is rather good. You may have some inconveniences, but if you follow your doctor's advice and are kept under good medical supervision, the probabilities are that you can lead a fairly normal and productive life. ANOTHER BIT OF action caught by Katie Crow's camera Thursday at Meigs High in the Class AA girls sectional tournament shows a Meigs player about to launch a shot with a Fairland defender in pursUit . Meigs came from behind to ga in a berth in the finals Saturday night. VAUGHAN DRIVES - One of the Vaughan girls drives for the basket in the come from behind victory Thursday by Meigs over Fai>land 49-45 in semi-finals of the Class AA sectional girls basketball tournament at Meigs High . Fairland's Trina Camphell ! 22) puts on a desperate defense. - Katie Crow picture. Miss Hearst given day off in trial timetabl e, Carter ordered· attorneys into his chambers today for discussions on the legal guidelines he will give the jury before it starts deliherations. He recessed the trial until Monday after Miss Hearst arrived at the federal courthouse Thursday running a temperature, suffering from chills and having difficulty with breathing. Chief defense counsel F. ·Lee Bailey said the defendant would not waive her right to be present in court during the testimony of Dr. Harry L. Kozol , a Bridgewater, Mass. , psychiatrist with whom she had a dispute in January. After a U.S. Public Health Service doctor examined Miss Hearst an<l reported she had an upper respiratory infection ' carter ordered her By DONALD B. THACKREY SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Despite delays caused by Patricia Hearst's attack of influenza, the judge at her bank robbery trial hopes to wind things up neJ<\ week. U.S. District Judge Oliver J . Carter gave the jury the day off to day so the newspaper heire ss co uld recuperate at her suburban jail cell from an ailment diagnosed as "a strain of the flu ." But he told the panel of seven women and five men that they could stili expect to receive the case sometime next Thursday or Friday. In an effort to meet that The Daily Sentinel INTER EST OF. MEIGoS· MASON AitEA CHESTER L TANNEHILL xec . Ed . ROBEfa:T HOEFLICH City Editor Published da i ly exce p t Saturday by T h e Ohio Va lley Publ i shing Com pan y, 11 1 Co urt 51 .,· P omeroy , OhiO 45769 Business Off ice Plihone 99'2 : 2156. Ed i to r ial p one 992 2 157 . 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The former president Thursday told his lawyers to r~ease 34 pages of sworn answers to · 77 written questions from the Senate intelligence committee on a variety . .of intelligence . related ~ lSSUeS. The committee, headed by Sen. Frank Church, D-ldaho, had forwarded the questions to Nixon in preparation for its final report on abuses .of the . • '. •.'' intelligence agencies. Church .denounced Nixon's "sovereign" concept as "pernicious and dangerous .'' In a preface to hiS responses, Nixon said neither a president nor a former president could be compeled to .testify concerning the conduct of his office, but that he would answer voluntarily. Asked whether he believed that "actions, otherwise illegal" could be taken under presidential authorization to protect the nalionai security, Nixon said: "II is quite obvious that there are certain inherenUy govenunental actions which if undertaken by the sovereign in protection of the interest of the nation 's ,, \ security are lawful but which if undertaken by private persons are not. 11 It would be ''naive to categorize activities a JX'esident might authorize 81 'legal' or 'illegal' witbout reference to • · the circumstances, he said, and added : . " In short, there have been - and will be in the future circumstances in which presidents may lawfully authorize actions in the interests . of the security of this country, which lf undertaken by other persons, or even by the .!X'esldent under different circumstances, would be illegal. " ·'· ~ . '.' . Nixon still above the law DEVOTED TO THE E; transported to a hospital fo r needs another day to · diagnosis a nd possible complete the testimony of treatment. \ Kuzol a nd three minor Wearing a white surgical witnesses . Then the defense mask over her fa ce, Miss plans to spend a day or day Hearst was driven to the and a half on its rebuttal, he Public Health Service said . Hospital in San Francisco for Bailey told rewrters his 90minutesofdiagnostic tests. reb uttal witnesses may Do ctors determined she include Miss Hearst's had "a strain of the nu," said mother , Catherine, who defense attorney Albert would testify about the Johnson, who added that defendant's background and there was still some concern about · a controversial about her conta cting conversation she had with pneumonia . pro sec ution psychlairic After the examination ,· witness Dr . Joel Fort. Miss Hea rst, still wearing a Carter said closing argusurglcal mask, was returned ments should begin to her cell at San Mateo Wednesday or Thursday and County Jail in suburban · would be followed by about an Redwood City. Her personal hour of legal instructions to physician, Dr . Robert Rega n, the jury. He told the jurors ' was allowed to ., prescribe they should plan on treatment and medication. deliberating through the Carter said the prosecution weekend. . By ORVAL JACKSON ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - Baseball club owners and Major League Players Assoc iation executive director Marvin Miller go back to the negotiating table today to try to gel talks off dead center and clear the way for the opening of the 1976 season on schedule . · But Miller and several players think the season is in danger of being delayed . About 411 players, including the members of the executive board of the players' union, met for more than two hours Thursday with the owner's players relations committee and Miller described .the nonnegotiating discussions as "the same old hash." Today's meeting wili be ll negotiating session and Miller said he was "almost certain" the talks would continue through the weekend . ' ' ' •• ~ The players met earlier Thursday for more than two and one half hours to discuss and the situation unanimously adopted a resolution criticizing the owners, Miller said. " We consider the owners' .lockout of . spring training camps to be not only destructive to good faith negotiations hut also destructive to the image of baseball, " the , players' resolution said. " It is an attempt to intimidate the players rather than negotiate and it will not succeed," the players said. Miller said the Tesolution was not read to the owners' committee but said he did give it the "gist" of the resolution . Miller said Ed Fitzgerald, chairman of lhe Milwaukee Brewers and a member of lhe owners' committee, admitted during · Thursday's session that the lockout was a pressure tactic. Miller said the primary purpose of Thursday's meeting was to clarify the players' position and a spokesman f9r the owners said it was to outline the problems to the players and to build some commWlications. CinCinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench said he didn't see how spring training camps can be open before the middle of next week, If then, and said the question of retroactivity was a majo~ "logjam." That issue revolves around <m''"'h tnple cyl1nder power • Comlarlable nd1ng gr eat handling F·7 175 lnduro 1 1 { l I ~ •• •• '.,· '· Ph iladelph ia 38 29 .567 • •' 27 578 6 New York 32 34 .d8 5 12 wash ingfon ~ · ~6 ~~:2 GB Ja ,, Central Div ision c t ~vC' Ianri 26 594 1 JJ J J soo 29 37 . 439 71 1 11 1 ·1 ~1 .:-stern Confer•wce M.dwf'!s t Division W . L. Pet . Milwaukee 28 36 . 438 Detroit 25 39 . J9l Kans asc ,1y 25 ~ _38 ;., GB Pacific Division w. l - Pet . Golden Sta t e ~7 19 . 712 GB Houston N ~·.v Orleans Allan•• 28 37 .431 12 0 Chlcago 20 " Seat lle J 3, 1 313 8 33 35 .485 32 J~ .485 31 34 .417 LOS Angeles Phoenix Port l and 29 38 . 433 Thur sday's Result s Phoenix 104 A tlanta 99 Clevel and 110 Golden Slale 15 15 15 ' 1 18' 1 99 Friday' s Games Buffalo at Houston Detroi t at Milwaukee Kansas City at Chicago .o\tl an t a ~~Philadelphia Port l and ai" New Orleans New Yo rk at los Angeles America., Basketbali · A sso ciation Standings By United Pres s Internatio nal w . L Pet. GB Denver 50 18 .735 New Yo rk 43 26 .623 7' , San An to n io 40 27 .597 91 1 Ken tucky 38 3 1 . 55 1 17 ' • Ind iana 34 37 . 479 17' 2 St. L ou is Jt 38 . 449 19' 1 Virginia 12 58 171 39 Thursday 's Re sults New York 141 Denver 136 (of) San An to n io IJ I Virg in ia 114 · Friday' s Games Denver at St . Lou is Ken t ucky at New York San A n to nio at Ind iana National Hockey league Standings By United Pre sS International Ca_mpbeH Conferen,:e Patrick Division W. L T Pts GF . GA Ph l adlph ia 44 10 14 10J 301 179 N V l slndrs 37 17 14 88 260 160 Atla n t 30 30 10 70 2JJ 708 N Y Range r s 23 36 9 55 226 283 Smythe Division W . L. T Pts GF . GA, Chi cag 26 24 17 69 203 209 Vnc vr 28. 28 13 69 232 235 51_ Lous 24 32 12 60 209 242 M 1nnst 18 46 4 40 1 6~ 257 Knsas City 12 45 10 3~ 157 285 Wales Confere nce Norris Division W. l T Pts GF . GA Montri 50 9 10 110 788 147 Los Angles 33 29 7 7J 1"1. 4 229 Pittsb urgh 29 28 11 69 786 258 Det r oi t 20 39 9 49 174 263 Wash ing t·on B 50 9 25 186 378 . Adam s Di visi on W . L. T Pts . GF . GA Bos ton· 43 13 11 97 264 197 Buffa! 37 20 12 86 286 2 13 Toron t 31 -u lJ 75 26 1 239 Califrn 25 36 9 59 222 244 Thursday's Results Boston 6 Toron to 2 P~ilade l ph i a 6 Buffa lo 1 Los A ngeles~ N Y Ra nger s 3 Friday's Game · Wa shington at Atlanta World H o c k e y Association Standings By United Press International E:a !i t w I t pts gf ga Cti?velnd 29 32 5 63 228 229 Clncinnl 31 36 1 63 251 281 New Englan d 28 )4 6 62 2 13 2~9 tn di npts 17 37 3 57 195 207 West w 1 t pts gl ga ~ Houston 42 24 o 84 272 . 224 Ph oe nix JJ 27 6 72 244 224 San Diego 33 30 4 70 259 234 :.: Minnst 30 25 4 6 ~ 211 212 Canadian w 1 1 pts gf ga Winni pg 47 21 2 96 306 "214 Quebec 39 24 ~ 82 289 262 Calgary 35 30 4 74 258 235 Edmntn 24 · ~2 5 53 237 2.9/ Toronto 18 42 5 41 272 329 x Ot tawa l d 26 1 29 134 172 . again April 30 W . ASHlNGTON (UP!) Muhammad Ali, providing a bicentennial year touch for boxing, has decided to return home again to defend his heavyweight crown against third-ranked Jimmy Yotmg in the nation 's capital April 30. Act ua II y, t hescheduled l<i' rounder will be fought at the Ca pital Centre on the outskirts of Washington in Largo, Md. It will be televised nationally fOr home viewing and will be Ali's first • ring appearance in the co ntin ental Uni ted States since his successful defense · sh · 0f the champ10n lp against Ron Lyle in Las Vegas la<t swruner . In recent year s, he has fought at SUCh far-flung OXFORD, Ohio (UP!) _ sites at Za ire , Manila , Miami University has Malaysia and Puerto Rico . selected Chuck Goodyear and Ali's bout with Young was John Shoemaker as co-most announced by Abe Pollio, valuable players on its 1975-76 chairman of the board of the basketball team. Ca pital Centre, who will be The two were honored at promoting the fight with Don the Redskin's annual King , the New Yorker who basketball banquet Thursday has arranged most of the night. champion 's recent title Goodyear, a 6-5 junior for- matches. ward from Columbus Walnut Young, whos~ b(ggest win Ridge, was Miami's leading was a victory over Lyle in a scorer this past season with 11J.<'ounder, boasts a record of an average of 18.1 points per 16 wins, four losses and two game. Selected to the . Mid- draws. Ali has won eight American Conference !irst straight against sometimes team, Goodyear was Miami's less , . tha~ i11_1pressiVe second best rebounder and oppos1t1on smce losmg to Ken free throw shooter. . .. Norton on March 31, 1973. It will he the first heavyShoemaker a _ 62 sophomore 'guard from we ight bout in the Waverly, led the Redakins W~hington area since Joe with 102 assists and was the Loms knocked out Buddy top free throw shooter, hitting Baer in the old Griffith, 57 of 70 for 81.4 per cent. He Stadium .on March 31, 1941. It averaged 10.7 points a game also w11l ~~compll s h . a and was considered the Club's boyhood ambitiOn for Pollm, top defensive player. who saw the Loms-Baer fight Shoemaker was named to the as a .17-year-old h1gh school MAC second team youth and has wanted \O "I'm proud of the season bring anothe~ title fight back we just finished •· said Miami to the natwn s cap1tal. coach Darrell 'Hedric, who ~llin told newsmen th~ gained his IOOth coaching muumum guarantee for Ah victory for the Redskins in would be worked out by King the ·last game of the season. an.~ the champion. "Seven of our eight defeats Ther e 1s a guarantee came to· teams that were involved," he said. " I don't ranked among the top 20 at know what the amount is an~ one time or another." If I d1d I probably wouldn t Miami was 16-41 overall and tell you.'' . finished second in the MAC Po!Un suggested the April with a 14-2 record. Both 30flght m1ght bethe last for league losses were to Alt m the Uruted States conference champ Western because he gets a better tax Michigan . break and more lucrative purses in .other countries. shoemaker CO•most valuable IS A thought for the day: American writer John Marquand said, " It is worthwhile for anyone tO have behind him a few generations of hon est , hard-working ancestry.'' • Adtusl abiB tork and shocks • Slim ·des1gn - Stur dy llghlweighl fram e Prices Plus Freight J&R SPORT SHOP Pomeroy, o. .... _,.. ' SALE OF SALES DON'T PASS THIS ONE OP N&N SPORTSHOP. POMEROY QUITTING BUSINESS ALL -GOODS TO BE SOLD AT WHOLESALE. OR LESS Archery anCI Fishing Lures · at less than wholesale. 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In the second period , the Torn~dos' defense stiffened and allowed the Eagles only two markers, but Southern began zipping the nets, mostly by the hot hands of Ritchhart, and by half-lime had taken a comfortable 20-6 lead. )( T eam disb anded Thursday's R es ~ts lndi a.n apoli s 3 Toronto 1 Ca lgarv 2 Edmon to n 0 San -D iego <l Hous ton 1 Friday ' s Games Ptwe nix at Tor on t o Quebec al Win n ipeg Cleveland at N ew England lnd i ~napolis at CinCin nati First Time THE ~ ,. ; :, ' , · • •' ' GB 37 10:00 TIL 2:00 . t , ' whether or not any contract negotiated by the union would · supercede those players m1ght now be under. More than 160 players are 110w playing out their option year which means they becom~ free agents at the end of the 1976 season . Recent federal court decisions have ruled that a player becomes a free agent after he completes the length of his contract , plus the option year. There is a strong probability any new union contract wouid provide a player stay with a team a given time, possibly five or six years, then play out one option year before becoming a free agent. ri ~~:2 ~ Bos1on Buffa lo South ern's fir st quarter points cam e from Sophomore Jean Hilchharl who tossed in from Southern were stilt up , 34-14. The fourth quarter saw Eastern slowly close the gap. AI the 4:00 mark, the Eagles began to press and closed to within 12 points, 40-28. They stayed within 12 until the clos ing minutes when Southern pulled away by !6 shortly before the last shot narrowed lhe final score. The RBcine team was led by Ri tchhar l's 22 points. Southern 's reboWJding was led by Brenda Lawrence with II and Becky Sayre with 7. By Quarters E 4 2 9 19- 31 s 6 14 14 14--46 SOUTHERN - Ritchharl 12-G-24, Lawrence 2.,';-9, Sayre 3-3-9, Ros~berry 3-11-6. Totals ROYAL CROWN BOTruNG cOMPANY Middleport POMEROY, WHEEL BALANCING - FRONT END ALIGNMENT. OHIO POMEROY • ·• PH. 992-2094 OHIO - �3- The !'om~oy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Friday, March 12, t97f; ~------------ -, 2- The Pomeroy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, March 12.1976 • • Jackson comes up a loser COLUMBUS (UPl l - Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona and former Georgia gove rnor Jimmy Carter have won early strate~ ic victories as they JX'epare lor the June 8 Ohio !X'imary by cornering the support of a coalition of 10 state labor groups. The coalition will support Udall in congressional districts in the northern half of the state and Carter in the · southern half. In exchange, the presidential candidates have promised the coalition will be awarded a certain number of delegates in each district. The loser is Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington whom the coalition originally had offered to support in three congressio nal districts in Cuyahoga County- 2oth, 22nd and 23rd. The coalition, meeting here Thursday night, excluded Jackson from the deal when Jerry Grant, regional director for Jackson, pushed the coalition to support the senator statewide. That was believed to be an "a11 - or - nothing- ultimatum and Workers of .. . , ;1,14 FIRST rnREE GRADES - These are the loP art winners at the ' Riverview Elementary School near Reedsville in the annual cultural arts program sponsored by the PTA in the first three grades of the school. Each of the winners received a ribbon and an engraved plaque provided by the PTA. In each row, from the left, are the first, second and third place winners, respectively. They are, front, 1 to r, Travis Newlun, Burl Putroan, Cindy Randolph, first graders; Kevin Griggs, Kevin Barton , Tommy Smith, second graders; Timmy Rood, Scott Foster and Theresa Barringe r, third graders. One drawing will be selected for county competition from the three grades. The bicentennial theme is being used in this year's competition. ,.,. Pro BuketbaU Rolllldup United Press lnlematlonal Mrs. Ingels to co-ordinate pageant work Sally Ing els , appointed area co-ordinator lor the Miss Southern Ohio Scholarship Pageant, will recruit contestants and promote the pageant in Athens and Meigs to SOUTHERN HIGH'S Cel Jenkins (5)) didn't have position for this rebound against Eastern's Denice Dean (32) in a game Thursday at Federal Hocking ,won by Southern 46-34 in the semi-finals of the A Sectional girls basketball tournament. Teresa Edwarda of Eastern is No. 33. - Jim Hamm picture. TURN ABOUT - Denise Dean got the rebound at left hut here she didn 't gel there in time. Eastern was elim inated from the Class· A tournament. Southern continues to the finals Saturday night against a powerful Alexander club . - Jim Hamm picture. by Greg Bailey Meigs County continued to produce fine basketball this season Thursday night when the Meigs High Girls of Mary Dee ley advanced to the final s in their AA Sectional at Meigs · High School with a close 49-45 victory over Fairland. Two fine girls ' teams , Meigs and New Lexington, will meet Saturday night at 7:30 in a match-up to see who goes to the District Tournamen t at Minford nex t week. In Thursday's game, Meigs came out with a full-cour t press and jumped off to a quick IHI!ead. But by the first buzzer, the visitors had narrowed it to 14-13. In the second period, two of the Vaughan gi rls frotn Meigs, Beth and high-scoring Pam. were in foul trouble with three personals each . But the third member oi lhal sports . family , Pat, came Marauderlasses rally to defeat Fairland 49-45 · . the game by biting &of-8 shots to help the cavs grab a ~9 halftime lead . " It sure is a lot different coming off the bench," said carr. "You have to have a different attitude coming off the bench, but I feel like my old self again and am driving for the basket ." Cleveland Coach Bill Fitch called the game "our best defensive game of the season .'' " When you give the Warriors only If/ shots, you are doing a great job on defense," said Fitch. In the third period the Warriors scored on only 8-of20 shots. In the only other NBA game, Phoenix beat Atlanta 104-99. In the ABA, New York . edged Denver 141 -136 in overtime and San Antonio ripped Virginia 131-114. --·~· woman between the ages of 17 and 26 who has never been married and is· a resident of, working in , or going to school in Meigs or Athens Counties. Phon e numbers are as follow s: Meigs, 614-992.,';844; Athens, 614-266-5051. Mrs. In gels, active in the Meigs County area, is pr esiden I of the Ches ler Garden Club, secretary of the Ohio Society of Promotion of Bull Frogs Inc., and treasurer of the Middleport PTA . She is no newcomer to the pageant scene as she was Paul Westphal scored 32 points to lead Phoenix . Atlanta built a three'flOinl .lead with eight minutes left but the Suns went ahead 118-87 on Garfield Heard's layup and never lost th e lead. John Drew led Atlanta with 33 points . Nets 141, Nuggets 138 John Williamson scored nine of his 36 points in overtime to give New York the victory . Julius Erving had 30 for New York and David Thompson 36 for Denver. A brawl resulted in the ejection of Marvin Webster of Denver and Rich ·, Jones of the Nets. Spurs 131, Squires 114 Former Squire George Gervin scored '!/ points and James Silas added 25 as San Antonio handed Virginia its 58th loss. through and was praised by Coach Deeley for doing an Cathy excellent job. Meadows was also credited for gelling the learn through that rough time period when the two Vaughans were sitting out , by' scoring a season high nine point, and doing a good job on defense. Meigs went Into the loc ker room at half-lime with a fi ve point advantage. 3().25, and seemed to be in control. But Fai rland carne out fired up in lhe third period to outscore Meigs lt-7 and by the middle of the last canto had gone into the lead by three. And by the third period Pam and Beth had picked up their four th fouls, and it look ed bleak fo r the Marauders . But Meigs pressed Fairland in the iast periOd, and, acco rdin g to Coac h Deeley, by a superb learn effort re~ained the lead and held it , - even though both teams had numerous turn· overs. Beth Vaughan was Meigs' leading scorer with 12 points. Kathy Ba ker and Teri Miller had 17 and 16 respectively for Fairland . The preliminary contest saw Jllew Le•ington · take a relatively easy victory from Warren , 4~26 . New Lex's record is now 1().3 on the year while Meigs stands at 13-1. So it should prove lo he interesting Saturday night. By Quarters 13 12 11 !1-45 Fairland Meigs 14 16 7 12-19 FAIRLAND - Wheeler t-G2, Baker 6-1-17, Miller 7-2-16, Osburn 2-5-9, James ().t-1. Totals 1&-9-45. l\IEIGS - Ash 2-0-1, Beth Vaughan 5-2-12, Meadows 4-1· 9, Pam Vaughan 2-4-8, Boggs 3-2-a. Pat Vaughan 3-11-6: Brown t-().2. Totals 20.:9-49. active for seven years in the FOURm, F'IF'I1f, SIXm GRADE - These are the top cultural arts winners in drawing in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades of the Riverview School. The winners . . ·have been presented engraved plaques and ribbons JX'Ovided by the school's PTA, sponsoring the JX'Ogram carrying out a bicentennial theme. In the photo, first, second and third place winners are pictured from the left in each of the three classes. They are front, Scott Upton, Larry Cowdery, Jerry Rucker,lourth grade; Carl Swain, first; Timmy Brewer, second, not present for picture; Mark Holter, third, fifth graders; Klla Young, Timothy Ryan and Timothy Kessler, sixth graders. The top drawing will be selected from the three grades to represent the school in county competition. Johnny & Vickie split CINCINNATI (UP! ) - The celebrated marriage between Cincinnati Reds star Johnny Bench and model Vickie Chesser is near an end. The Cincinnati EnqUirer reported today that Bench said the co uple will file for divorce , just over one year after they were married in a lavish ceremony here. " It is a private, personal matter ," Bench told the Enquirer . "We simply agreed to disagree and go our separate ways. There is no animosity. Things just didn 't work out that's all. No one blames anyone, but it's happened. I'd rather not say anything more about it." Mrs. Bench, who has resumed her modeling career in New York, could not be reached for comment. The couple was married Feb., 21, 1975 following a whirlwind courtship. Bench first saw Vickie on television as the tntra-Brite "Sex Appeal" girl and had a mutual friend arrange a blind date . It was only 24 days later the couple announced their plans to be married . Meigs County Junior Miss Pageant. Sally resides in Middleport with her husband , Earl , and .. Meigs Property Transfers Spencer R. Buchanan,. Freda E . Buchanan, to Robert L. Stealey, Rita A. Stealey, parcels, Orange. Amy L. Cross to George B. CrosS:, affid . for trans ., Sutton. George B. Cross, Edna M. Cross to George B. Cross, Edna M . Cros., parcels , Sutton. Leonard V. Koenig, dec. to Freda S. Koenig, cert. for trans., Salisbury. Ervan V. Blake, dec. to Edith L. Blake, Larry Blake, Rita McGi nnis, ce rt. for trans ., Olive. When red cells are destroyed bone marrow increases its production of cells to prevent an anemia. With the increased destruction of red blood cells there is a release of excess . pigment from hemoglobin in the red cells used to carry oxygen and carbon dioxide. The excess pigment is eliminated by the liver . When this mechanism fails , the pigment produces a mild yellow jaundi ce. This iS some times called hemolytic jaundice. The excess formation of pigment which must be processed by the liver may lead to 'mild or even severe liver disease . Gallstones from bile pigments may also form . Symptoms of hemolytic anemia are usually those related to the anemia itaelf; weakness, pallor ' or mild jaundice. The important info.rmation necessary for diagnosis comes from laboratory work, specifically examination of the red blood cells themselves, what their tendency is to fragment and how many immature yo1111g forms of red cells are present in the blood. liver functions also tell how the liver is coping with the problem. Those who want more Information on the mechanisms of anemia can send 50 centa for The Health Letter, number 4-3. Understanding the Anemias. Send a long, stamped, self-addressed envel <~pe fo~ . mailing . Ad· Baseball talks resume ,. son , Bryan . • biochemical mechanisms that result in chemical actions that destroy them: It is not enough just to say that a person has a hemolytic anemia . In all hemolytic anemias the life span of the red blood cells is decreased . Normally red blood cells live 120 days. As they ~re destroyed new ones are produced maintaining a constant balance of an adequate number. If red cell destruction is increased I I Basket~al/ A ssociaUon ATHENS - After a slow start , the girls of Southern High School got hot and ran away from the Eastern Eag les. Thursday night for 8 48-34 victory in " A" Section a) competition at Federal Hocking. The win enabled the Tornadoettes to advance to the finals Sa turday nl' ghl against Alexander. Starting time will be 7:30 and the winner will advance to district competition . L · h ast mg t, the Eag les broke the scoring ice to take a 2-0 lead, but when the horn so unded ending the fir st per·od 1 1 • th e So uthern gas were on top, 6-4. All of Atlantic Di vision Suns IlK, Hawks 99 • Meigs girls get m finals applications from a(Jy young DR. LAMB ' Will the Cleveland once the Cavaliers, laughingstock of the NBA be the Cinderella team of 1976? The Cavs dumped the 1975 Cinderella learn-the Golden State Warriors - 110-99 Thursday night before a sellout crowd of 19,621 in Cleveland. The victory was Cleveland's lith straight at home and moved the Cavs to within I \2 games of the Centra l Division-leading Washington Bullets. The loss, the 19th in 66 games for the Warriors, kept the defending NBA champions friJIIl clinching a he for the Western Division title . Austin Carr, who finally discarded a knee brace on his right leg for the last two seasons, kept Cleveland in tw~two ). William R. McAfee, Executive Director of Miss Southern Ohio Scholarship Pagean I sponsored by the Belpre Area Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Ingels will accept America, ..l • By United s~~::~n~~~ ernational Eastern conference 102822 ( one-zer~lwo-eigbl· according I I 1 National Two-digit numbers - 60 (six-zero 1, 59 (flv&-nlne) , . 55 (five-five) and 21 (twolour). Four-digit number 2793 1two-seven-ninethree ). · · Ffve· dlgll number 47719 (foul'S even-sevenone-nine). Slx-dlgll number - Counties Sellout crowd watches :St Pro l Southen1 meets Alexander 3Jl• JlUgS ! Cleveland top W arriO rs Ali will fight • numbers: J ackson By Lllwnn<e E. Lamb, M.D. DEARDR. LAMB - What can you tell me about hemolytic anemia? What causes it and what are the cures? What harm does hemolytic anemia do to the body and what do you know about the life expectancy of one who has anemia if nothing is done? The doctor recommends removal of the spleen although an exploratory operation showed the apleen, lymph nodes and all organa to be norma.l. No cancer was found . Right now I am taking medicines daily. I am -e the doctor is convinced that the spleen must be removed . DEAR READER - Hemolytic anemia covers an enormous number of , disorders. The term means an anemia resulting from dalruction of red blood cells. The cells can be deStroyed from a reaction to a drug or because of abnormalities in the red blood cella or a variety of complex Tomadoeues sharp in tourney play " This week's regular lottery winning numbers: Three-digit numher-698 1slx·nin&-elghtl . Four-digit number 5600 (live-six-zero-zero). Flve· dlgll number 52265 ( flve-two· lwo·slx· live) . Six-dlgll number 451939 ( loul'llve-one-nlnethree-nlne). Spirit of '76 winning received nothing . The · coalition represents about 500,001) members and includes the United Auto Workers, Communications International Union of Electrical Workers, the Ohio Education Association, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and the International Ladies Garment Workers of ·America·. Grant conceded the coalition 's endorsement will mean "sizeable support for the other (Carter and Udall ) candidates." Clark at Udall campaign headquartrers was excited about the deal. It will "mean subStantial contributions; they banked a good deal of money," he said. "Those fellows tend to be very active in primaries." Clark described the coalition's goals as wanting to : -Beat Alabama Gov . George Wallace. The coalition's national organization supported Carter against Wallace in the Florida ·primary. -(let their people to the convention. -Elect ' a progressive Democrat as ,President. Grant complained about that second point, saying the labor coalition should first pick a candidate it wants to support then find a way to the Democratic National Convention. "You don't look around and say what's the best way to get to the convention, then pick a candidate," he said. "As much as I would like to ba ve their support, that kind of deal is not the proper way , to , proceed," Grant continued. During the negotiations, Grant said he "felt like I was bidding on building a bridge." The coalition wanted a candidate's promise that their members would be picked as convention delegates in return for an endorsement, he said. Southern~ Ohio lottery dress your tetter to . me in care of this newspaper, P. 0 . Box 1551. RBdlo City Station , New York, NY 10019. Removal of the apleen is sometimes done as a form of treatment. Prior· to making this decision, studies of how long the red cell~ last and how many of · them are being destroyed within the spleen is sometimes done using radio isotope techniques. In many cases removal of the spleen will help to relieve symptoms even when the testa did not show that the spleen was a major factor. · I can 't give you any solid answers on what to expect if you don't have a splenectomy. I can say that the management of' most forms of hemolytic anemia today is rather good. You may have some inconveniences, but if you follow your doctor's advice and are kept under good medical supervision, the probabilities are that you can lead a fairly normal and productive life. ANOTHER BIT OF action caught by Katie Crow's camera Thursday at Meigs High in the Class AA girls sectional tournament shows a Meigs player about to launch a shot with a Fairland defender in pursUit . Meigs came from behind to ga in a berth in the finals Saturday night. VAUGHAN DRIVES - One of the Vaughan girls drives for the basket in the come from behind victory Thursday by Meigs over Fai>land 49-45 in semi-finals of the Class AA sectional girls basketball tournament at Meigs High . Fairland's Trina Camphell ! 22) puts on a desperate defense. - Katie Crow picture. Miss Hearst given day off in trial timetabl e, Carter ordered· attorneys into his chambers today for discussions on the legal guidelines he will give the jury before it starts deliherations. He recessed the trial until Monday after Miss Hearst arrived at the federal courthouse Thursday running a temperature, suffering from chills and having difficulty with breathing. Chief defense counsel F. ·Lee Bailey said the defendant would not waive her right to be present in court during the testimony of Dr. Harry L. Kozol , a Bridgewater, Mass. , psychiatrist with whom she had a dispute in January. After a U.S. Public Health Service doctor examined Miss Hearst an<l reported she had an upper respiratory infection ' carter ordered her By DONALD B. THACKREY SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Despite delays caused by Patricia Hearst's attack of influenza, the judge at her bank robbery trial hopes to wind things up neJ<\ week. U.S. District Judge Oliver J . Carter gave the jury the day off to day so the newspaper heire ss co uld recuperate at her suburban jail cell from an ailment diagnosed as "a strain of the flu ." But he told the panel of seven women and five men that they could stili expect to receive the case sometime next Thursday or Friday. In an effort to meet that The Daily Sentinel INTER EST OF. MEIGoS· MASON AitEA CHESTER L TANNEHILL xec . Ed . ROBEfa:T HOEFLICH City Editor Published da i ly exce p t Saturday by T h e Ohio Va lley Publ i shing Com pan y, 11 1 Co urt 51 .,· P omeroy , OhiO 45769 Business Off ice Plihone 99'2 : 2156. Ed i to r ial p one 992 2 157 . 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The former president Thursday told his lawyers to r~ease 34 pages of sworn answers to · 77 written questions from the Senate intelligence committee on a variety . .of intelligence . related ~ lSSUeS. The committee, headed by Sen. Frank Church, D-ldaho, had forwarded the questions to Nixon in preparation for its final report on abuses .of the . • '. •.'' intelligence agencies. Church .denounced Nixon's "sovereign" concept as "pernicious and dangerous .'' In a preface to hiS responses, Nixon said neither a president nor a former president could be compeled to .testify concerning the conduct of his office, but that he would answer voluntarily. Asked whether he believed that "actions, otherwise illegal" could be taken under presidential authorization to protect the nalionai security, Nixon said: "II is quite obvious that there are certain inherenUy govenunental actions which if undertaken by the sovereign in protection of the interest of the nation 's ,, \ security are lawful but which if undertaken by private persons are not. 11 It would be ''naive to categorize activities a JX'esident might authorize 81 'legal' or 'illegal' witbout reference to • · the circumstances, he said, and added : . " In short, there have been - and will be in the future circumstances in which presidents may lawfully authorize actions in the interests . of the security of this country, which lf undertaken by other persons, or even by the .!X'esldent under different circumstances, would be illegal. " ·'· ~ . '.' . Nixon still above the law DEVOTED TO THE E; transported to a hospital fo r needs another day to · diagnosis a nd possible complete the testimony of treatment. \ Kuzol a nd three minor Wearing a white surgical witnesses . Then the defense mask over her fa ce, Miss plans to spend a day or day Hearst was driven to the and a half on its rebuttal, he Public Health Service said . Hospital in San Francisco for Bailey told rewrters his 90minutesofdiagnostic tests. reb uttal witnesses may Do ctors determined she include Miss Hearst's had "a strain of the nu," said mother , Catherine, who defense attorney Albert would testify about the Johnson, who added that defendant's background and there was still some concern about · a controversial about her conta cting conversation she had with pneumonia . pro sec ution psychlairic After the examination ,· witness Dr . Joel Fort. Miss Hea rst, still wearing a Carter said closing argusurglcal mask, was returned ments should begin to her cell at San Mateo Wednesday or Thursday and County Jail in suburban · would be followed by about an Redwood City. Her personal hour of legal instructions to physician, Dr . Robert Rega n, the jury. He told the jurors ' was allowed to ., prescribe they should plan on treatment and medication. deliberating through the Carter said the prosecution weekend. . By ORVAL JACKSON ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - Baseball club owners and Major League Players Assoc iation executive director Marvin Miller go back to the negotiating table today to try to gel talks off dead center and clear the way for the opening of the 1976 season on schedule . · But Miller and several players think the season is in danger of being delayed . About 411 players, including the members of the executive board of the players' union, met for more than two hours Thursday with the owner's players relations committee and Miller described .the nonnegotiating discussions as "the same old hash." Today's meeting wili be ll negotiating session and Miller said he was "almost certain" the talks would continue through the weekend . ' ' ' •• ~ The players met earlier Thursday for more than two and one half hours to discuss and the situation unanimously adopted a resolution criticizing the owners, Miller said. " We consider the owners' .lockout of . spring training camps to be not only destructive to good faith negotiations hut also destructive to the image of baseball, " the , players' resolution said. " It is an attempt to intimidate the players rather than negotiate and it will not succeed," the players said. Miller said the Tesolution was not read to the owners' committee but said he did give it the "gist" of the resolution . Miller said Ed Fitzgerald, chairman of lhe Milwaukee Brewers and a member of lhe owners' committee, admitted during · Thursday's session that the lockout was a pressure tactic. Miller said the primary purpose of Thursday's meeting was to clarify the players' position and a spokesman f9r the owners said it was to outline the problems to the players and to build some commWlications. CinCinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench said he didn't see how spring training camps can be open before the middle of next week, If then, and said the question of retroactivity was a majo~ "logjam." That issue revolves around <m''"'h tnple cyl1nder power • Comlarlable nd1ng gr eat handling F·7 175 lnduro 1 1 { l I ~ •• •• '.,· '· Ph iladelph ia 38 29 .567 • •' 27 578 6 New York 32 34 .d8 5 12 wash ingfon ~ · ~6 ~~:2 GB Ja ,, Central Div ision c t ~vC' Ianri 26 594 1 JJ J J soo 29 37 . 439 71 1 11 1 ·1 ~1 .:-stern Confer•wce M.dwf'!s t Division W . L. Pet . Milwaukee 28 36 . 438 Detroit 25 39 . J9l Kans asc ,1y 25 ~ _38 ;., GB Pacific Division w. l - Pet . Golden Sta t e ~7 19 . 712 GB Houston N ~·.v Orleans Allan•• 28 37 .431 12 0 Chlcago 20 " Seat lle J 3, 1 313 8 33 35 .485 32 J~ .485 31 34 .417 LOS Angeles Phoenix Port l and 29 38 . 433 Thur sday's Result s Phoenix 104 A tlanta 99 Clevel and 110 Golden Slale 15 15 15 ' 1 18' 1 99 Friday' s Games Buffalo at Houston Detroi t at Milwaukee Kansas City at Chicago .o\tl an t a ~~Philadelphia Port l and ai" New Orleans New Yo rk at los Angeles America., Basketbali · A sso ciation Standings By United Pres s Internatio nal w . L Pet. GB Denver 50 18 .735 New Yo rk 43 26 .623 7' , San An to n io 40 27 .597 91 1 Ken tucky 38 3 1 . 55 1 17 ' • Ind iana 34 37 . 479 17' 2 St. L ou is Jt 38 . 449 19' 1 Virginia 12 58 171 39 Thursday 's Re sults New York 141 Denver 136 (of) San An to n io IJ I Virg in ia 114 · Friday' s Games Denver at St . Lou is Ken t ucky at New York San A n to nio at Ind iana National Hockey league Standings By United Pre sS International Ca_mpbeH Conferen,:e Patrick Division W. L T Pts GF . GA Ph l adlph ia 44 10 14 10J 301 179 N V l slndrs 37 17 14 88 260 160 Atla n t 30 30 10 70 2JJ 708 N Y Range r s 23 36 9 55 226 283 Smythe Division W . L. T Pts GF . GA, Chi cag 26 24 17 69 203 209 Vnc vr 28. 28 13 69 232 235 51_ Lous 24 32 12 60 209 242 M 1nnst 18 46 4 40 1 6~ 257 Knsas City 12 45 10 3~ 157 285 Wales Confere nce Norris Division W. l T Pts GF . GA Montri 50 9 10 110 788 147 Los Angles 33 29 7 7J 1"1. 4 229 Pittsb urgh 29 28 11 69 786 258 Det r oi t 20 39 9 49 174 263 Wash ing t·on B 50 9 25 186 378 . Adam s Di visi on W . L. T Pts . GF . GA Bos ton· 43 13 11 97 264 197 Buffa! 37 20 12 86 286 2 13 Toron t 31 -u lJ 75 26 1 239 Califrn 25 36 9 59 222 244 Thursday's Results Boston 6 Toron to 2 P~ilade l ph i a 6 Buffa lo 1 Los A ngeles~ N Y Ra nger s 3 Friday's Game · Wa shington at Atlanta World H o c k e y Association Standings By United Press International E:a !i t w I t pts gf ga Cti?velnd 29 32 5 63 228 229 Clncinnl 31 36 1 63 251 281 New Englan d 28 )4 6 62 2 13 2~9 tn di npts 17 37 3 57 195 207 West w 1 t pts gl ga ~ Houston 42 24 o 84 272 . 224 Ph oe nix JJ 27 6 72 244 224 San Diego 33 30 4 70 259 234 :.: Minnst 30 25 4 6 ~ 211 212 Canadian w 1 1 pts gf ga Winni pg 47 21 2 96 306 "214 Quebec 39 24 ~ 82 289 262 Calgary 35 30 4 74 258 235 Edmntn 24 · ~2 5 53 237 2.9/ Toronto 18 42 5 41 272 329 x Ot tawa l d 26 1 29 134 172 . again April 30 W . ASHlNGTON (UP!) Muhammad Ali, providing a bicentennial year touch for boxing, has decided to return home again to defend his heavyweight crown against third-ranked Jimmy Yotmg in the nation 's capital April 30. Act ua II y, t hescheduled l<i' rounder will be fought at the Ca pital Centre on the outskirts of Washington in Largo, Md. It will be televised nationally fOr home viewing and will be Ali's first • ring appearance in the co ntin ental Uni ted States since his successful defense · sh · 0f the champ10n lp against Ron Lyle in Las Vegas la<t swruner . In recent year s, he has fought at SUCh far-flung OXFORD, Ohio (UP!) _ sites at Za ire , Manila , Miami University has Malaysia and Puerto Rico . selected Chuck Goodyear and Ali's bout with Young was John Shoemaker as co-most announced by Abe Pollio, valuable players on its 1975-76 chairman of the board of the basketball team. Ca pital Centre, who will be The two were honored at promoting the fight with Don the Redskin's annual King , the New Yorker who basketball banquet Thursday has arranged most of the night. champion 's recent title Goodyear, a 6-5 junior for- matches. ward from Columbus Walnut Young, whos~ b(ggest win Ridge, was Miami's leading was a victory over Lyle in a scorer this past season with 11J.<'ounder, boasts a record of an average of 18.1 points per 16 wins, four losses and two game. Selected to the . Mid- draws. Ali has won eight American Conference !irst straight against sometimes team, Goodyear was Miami's less , . tha~ i11_1pressiVe second best rebounder and oppos1t1on smce losmg to Ken free throw shooter. . .. Norton on March 31, 1973. It will he the first heavyShoemaker a _ 62 sophomore 'guard from we ight bout in the Waverly, led the Redakins W~hington area since Joe with 102 assists and was the Loms knocked out Buddy top free throw shooter, hitting Baer in the old Griffith, 57 of 70 for 81.4 per cent. He Stadium .on March 31, 1941. It averaged 10.7 points a game also w11l ~~compll s h . a and was considered the Club's boyhood ambitiOn for Pollm, top defensive player. who saw the Loms-Baer fight Shoemaker was named to the as a .17-year-old h1gh school MAC second team youth and has wanted \O "I'm proud of the season bring anothe~ title fight back we just finished •· said Miami to the natwn s cap1tal. coach Darrell 'Hedric, who ~llin told newsmen th~ gained his IOOth coaching muumum guarantee for Ah victory for the Redskins in would be worked out by King the ·last game of the season. an.~ the champion. "Seven of our eight defeats Ther e 1s a guarantee came to· teams that were involved," he said. " I don't ranked among the top 20 at know what the amount is an~ one time or another." If I d1d I probably wouldn t Miami was 16-41 overall and tell you.'' . finished second in the MAC Po!Un suggested the April with a 14-2 record. Both 30flght m1ght bethe last for league losses were to Alt m the Uruted States conference champ Western because he gets a better tax Michigan . break and more lucrative purses in .other countries. shoemaker CO•most valuable IS A thought for the day: American writer John Marquand said, " It is worthwhile for anyone tO have behind him a few generations of hon est , hard-working ancestry.'' • Adtusl abiB tork and shocks • Slim ·des1gn - Stur dy llghlweighl fram e Prices Plus Freight J&R SPORT SHOP Pomeroy, o. .... _,.. ' SALE OF SALES DON'T PASS THIS ONE OP N&N SPORTSHOP. POMEROY QUITTING BUSINESS ALL -GOODS TO BE SOLD AT WHOLESALE. OR LESS Archery anCI Fishing Lures · at less than wholesale. 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In the second period , the Torn~dos' defense stiffened and allowed the Eagles only two markers, but Southern began zipping the nets, mostly by the hot hands of Ritchhart, and by half-lime had taken a comfortable 20-6 lead. )( T eam disb anded Thursday's R es ~ts lndi a.n apoli s 3 Toronto 1 Ca lgarv 2 Edmon to n 0 San -D iego <l Hous ton 1 Friday ' s Games Ptwe nix at Tor on t o Quebec al Win n ipeg Cleveland at N ew England lnd i ~napolis at CinCin nati First Time THE ~ ,. ; :, ' , · • •' ' GB 37 10:00 TIL 2:00 . t , ' whether or not any contract negotiated by the union would · supercede those players m1ght now be under. More than 160 players are 110w playing out their option year which means they becom~ free agents at the end of the 1976 season . Recent federal court decisions have ruled that a player becomes a free agent after he completes the length of his contract , plus the option year. There is a strong probability any new union contract wouid provide a player stay with a team a given time, possibly five or six years, then play out one option year before becoming a free agent. ri ~~:2 ~ Bos1on Buffa lo South ern's fir st quarter points cam e from Sophomore Jean Hilchharl who tossed in from Southern were stilt up , 34-14. The fourth quarter saw Eastern slowly close the gap. AI the 4:00 mark, the Eagles began to press and closed to within 12 points, 40-28. They stayed within 12 until the clos ing minutes when Southern pulled away by !6 shortly before the last shot narrowed lhe final score. The RBcine team was led by Ri tchhar l's 22 points. Southern 's reboWJding was led by Brenda Lawrence with II and Becky Sayre with 7. By Quarters E 4 2 9 19- 31 s 6 14 14 14--46 SOUTHERN - Ritchharl 12-G-24, Lawrence 2.,';-9, Sayre 3-3-9, Ros~berry 3-11-6. Totals ROYAL CROWN BOTruNG cOMPANY Middleport POMEROY, WHEEL BALANCING - FRONT END ALIGNMENT. OHIO POMEROY • ·• PH. 992-2094 OHIO - �4 - The Pomeroy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 9 , Friday, March l~, 1=f,,.,,.;H;i;:~,:-:,: ii:;,i;:::::;.:::-:::::.:-:-:-::~:::·: :::·:1 Wheelersburg rally tops Washington CH ltw1ll be Whee lersburg t210) vs. Ironton (20-2) m the 1976 Class AA District Championship basketball game al Rio Gra nde College's Lyne Center Saturday mght. Opening lip 1s slated for 7:30 pm. in Thursday night, semifinal action, Coach M1ke Hughes Pirates tra1 led Wa shin gton Court House three periods before exploding with 21 poin ts m the fourth penod for a 56-48 vtctory over the sptnted Blue Uons "Our defense saved us," remarked a happy Mike Hughes followmg the Burg's hard-fought tnwnph. The Pirates tratted 11-9 after one period, 28-25 at halftime and 36-35 after three quarters of action At one pomt in the th1rd penod, the Blue Uons held a 34-27 advantage 15:101 over the unbeaten Pirates The Blue L10ns missed three consecutive shots w1th a one pomt advantage and committed two straight turnovers the first five times they had the ball in the final stanza. That appeared to be the game's turnmg pomt. Dean Miller finally broke the scoring ice with a long jwnper to put the Pirates on top, 37-36. After Chuck Byrd and Joe Rase exch~r:_~o~ buckets , .. 7112 Pet. per year on a 4 year certificate of deposit. $),000.00 minimum deposit, interest paid quarterly. is ~ substantial penalty tnvoked on all cerf1ficate accounts withdrawn prior to the date of matur ity Meigs Co. Branch ..@ The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second 51. Pomeroy , Ohio • •• Tournament scores HIGH SCHOOL Rase htt a short jumper from sonals and 31 rebounds. Rase lhe stde w1th 4:58 remaming and Bays each had nine in the game to put the Burg on caroms for the winners. The top, 41 -38. The Ptrates were Burg had eight turnovers . never headed. Washmgton Court House Biggest Wheelersburg lead hit 20 of 60 f1eld goal attempts was 10 points, 54-44 with I :47 for 31 percent. The Blue Lions left and 56-46 with 13 seconds were eigh t of 11 at the foul remainmg line. WCH had 16 personals, Doug Ph 1ll1ps paced 40 rebo unds, 15 by Ken UpWashington CH w1th 13 thegrove. The Uons had 16 poin ts Chuck Byrd added 10. costly turnovers. John Denen, 6-3 sophomore, Washmgton CH bowed out fouled out with 4:10 left m the with a 15-7 season record . contes t. Box score · Senior aces Brian Bays and WASHINGTON CH (48) Joe Rase paced the Pirates Se f to n J 0-6 . H einy 1 0 2 . Fos t er 0 Ll , Byrd 4-2 10 , Bays tossed m 19 while Ra se DeWees '1 0 4, Upthegrove 2 added 14 pom ts and had nme 0 4 , Denen J.Q 6 , P hi ll ips 4 5 13 Wilson 1 0 2 TOTAl...S 20 ass1sts. Jeff Meadows, 6-2 8-48 . sophomore, added 10 points WHEELERSBURG (S6l Bavs 15 19 , Rase 6 2 14 . for the Burg Bailey 124 . Miller 339 . The Pirates connected on 21 of 59 field goal attempts for 35 percent. The winners were 14 of 21 at the foul line Wheelersburg had 10 per- Meadows 4 2 10 TOTALS 21· 14-56 . Score by quart ers. wash W'b u rg 11 17 a 12- 48 9 16 10 2 1- 56 Reds host Astros April 8 (or ????) CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Op· 200th birthday, also are in the timisttcally, the world cham- schedule. p10n Cmcinnall Reds have Reds' home Sunday double· announced thetr 1976 home headers are scheduled May schedule . 16 against the N~w York The schedule could be Mets, May 30 agamst Los shortened or altered by tbe Angeles and June 13 agam~t owners-players contract St LoUis. Fnday mght twl· dispute; which already has night doubleheaders, stalled spring training and begmnmg at 5:~0 p.m., are forced cancellation of some slated July 2 agamst Houston, exhibitiOn games July 9 against Pittsburgh and However 1f the dtspute July 30 agamst San D1ego. doesn't mierfere, the Hejls ~ The ~eds help celebrate the wtll be hosting has5£':r nallon s Btcentenrual on SuntraditiOnal opener Th · , ·~ .Y, Ju,ly 4 by hostmg afternoon, April Bagainst iJ. uston m a smgle game. Houston Astros. .: e 81-game homestand Six home double-headers winlls up Sunday afternoon, · and a Rtverfront Stadium Oct. 3 agamst Atlanta. game July 4, the nation's NCAA pairings KAN SAS C IT Y , Mo ( UPI ) The parrmgs for the op en rn g round of tl1 e NCA A ..._ Basketba l l Tou rnam ent March 13 (a ll trmes easte rn standard l tm e) (East Regtonal) At Chartot1e, N c , Southern Co nf erence cham p ron VM I vs . So uth easter n Con f erence N o 2 {Te nnessee) 7 OS p m , Atlantrc Coast Con f eren ce cham p ron (V rrg rn ra) vs D ePaUl 9 10 p m At Providence, R . I Le agu e C hampton I vy (Prmcetonl vs ECA C Metro New York New Jersey Cham p ton (R utgers ) 12 15 p m , East Coast cha m p ron (Hofstra) liS E CAC New Englan d ch a m pron (Con nect rc ul ) 2, 15 p m ( Mtdeast Reg tonal) At Dayton , OhtO Sout he as l ern Conference c h a mp ron (Alabama ) vs A t l a n t ic Coasl Conference No 2 ( Nor t h Carolrnal 12 15 Mi'chigan ) liS Vtrgtnra Te ch 11 45 am , Brg Ten Cham ( lnd ra na ) vs EC AC Metro New York -New Jersey No 2 (5 1 John 's) 1 15 P m .. ( Mtdwest Reg1onaO At Denton , Tell Southwest Conference p ron Champ ron ( Texas Tech l vs EC AC Upstate Champron (Sy ra c us e ) B 05 p m , Mtss ouri Val l ey Conference Champ ron (Wichrta State ) vs Brg Ten NO 2 (Mrch lganl 10 10 p m At Lawrence, Kan Big Erght Confer e nce Champion (Missourr) vs Pa c tfr c 8 No 2 <Washmgton ) 1 30 p m , Metro Stx Champion ( Crncrnnatr) vs Notre Dame 4 15 p m (West Regtonall At Tempe, Ariz . west Coast Athlet rc - Champ r on (Pepperdlnel vs . Met ro Srx No . 2 (Memph iS State) 9 05 p m , Western At h let rc Conference Champion (Arrzona) vs . 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Tourney Results CLASS AAA At Bow lin g Gr een Deftance 70 Bell evue 59 At CtevPiand Map le He 1ghts 63 Cle Herghts Sl Cte Eas t T~ch 60 Parma 56 At Eastlake Euclid 62 Orange 58 AI Copley Akron East 71 Ak ron Ellet 70 ( oil At Lor am Admiral King Elyna 57 Lorain Admrral t< ing 47 At Canton CantonS 73 Ak ron Sp nnqfteld FRIDAY MARY SHRINE 37, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, 8 p.m. Fnday, Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Election of offi ce rs . All reports due , along with all rituals belonging to the Shrine. Potluck refreshments. RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revoluhon , annual charter day luncheon, 12·30 Friday a t Trintty Church. Good ciltzenshtp scholars wtll be special guests and Mrs . Pa trick Lochary will prese nt the program . BICENTENNIAL meeting Friday at Rutland American Legwn Post, 7:30 p m. Everyone welcome, , HAPPY HARVESTERS, Trimly Church, 7·30 Fnday at the church. YOUNG ADULT Class at Bradford Church of Chnst, 7:30 thts evemng. PANCAKE AND sausage supper Friday, 4 to 7 p.m. at Semor Cttizens Center, Pomeroy, sponsored by Meigs County Council on Agmg with the Rev. Robert Bumgarner , p m , Ohio Valley Conference Champton (Western Ken tucky l vs Marquette 2 15 pm At South Bend, Ind. M id American Confer e nce (hamp ton iWes,e rn Assoc i at r on ure! DeWalt 740 10" Powershop With Leg Stand and Quick Set II Dado $362 if Purchased Separately. Reg. $309.95 Now $279!15 BAUM Only TRUE VAWE c hatrman. Me1gs County Umled Meth odist Men furmshmg food and handling pancake making. Tickets, $1.75 adults; $1 chtldren under 12. MARY SHRINE 137 Order of Whtte Shrine of Jerusalem, Friday, 8 p.m. at Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Election of officers, turmng m of all reports and turnmg over ntualisllc 1tems to worthy scribe , potluck refreshnients followmg the meeting. SATURDAY SKATE-A-WAY ROLLER rink , 20th 54 CLASS AA At Gallon Monroe¥-llle 65 Wynford 61 At As hland Willard 50 Upper SandJJSkY 40 At Ada van Wert 71 Pauld ing 65 At Steubenvtlte celebratiOn Saturday wtlh owners Mr. and Mrs. Bob Trussell to serve ice cream to skaters; races, prizes and balloons ; skating 7· 30 · 10 pm. SPAGHETTI SUPPER, 3 to 7 p.m . Saturday at Pomeroy Fire Station ; $2, adults ; $1 25, 12 and under, dessert and beverage extra. Tickets avatlable from any fireman, Mayer 's Barber Shop or New York Clothing House. TALENT SHOW, 7:30p .m. at Chester Saturday Elementary School sponsored by Chester PTA. Kim Batey, Andrew Batey, New Ufe Singers, Jean Trussell, Margaret Tuttle, Doug Circle, Fay and Jim Weston, Ntck and Danny Leonard, Gospel Tones, Sandy and Jean Sexson, Bryce Buckley among talent taking part. Practice will be Friday, 7:30 p.m Admission is $1, adults ; $50 cents children up to 12; refreshments will be available. SQUARE DANCE, Saturday, &-11 p.m sponsored by Middleport Pohce AuXIliary ; MuSic by "Sirmg Dusters," callers Glen Lambert and Cora Hilton . At Middleport Elementary &hooi, admission $1 and children 12 and under free when accompanying parents. FISH FRY by Middleport Fire Department at station, Race Sl , starting at 11 a.m. Saturday HYMN SING Saturday at Hazel Community Church, 7:30 p m. Featured singers wtll be " Pomt Pleasant Chris han Choir." Public mvited. CHICKEN DINNER Saturday beginning at ll : 30 a.m at the Syracuse Municipal building sponsored by Lad1es Auxiliary1 CHESTSR, OHIO I!l USe • • _[j~ Conrord Glenn 58 up ), They are better , stronger. larger and easier to handle since they do not tear. I fmd waxed paper IS too narrow for mne mch pies VERN. Polly's Pointers ~~ \ By Polly Cramer Soda stretches scrambled eggs ~: Hoeflich APPLE GROVE - The Apple Grove United Methodist women sponsored a fellowship dinner Sunday evening at the Letart Falls Community Hall honoring the basketball players of the church and their coach, Carl Wolfe, athletic director at Southern High, The Rev. Howard Shiveley gave the prayer before the dinner served from tables decorated with purple and gold flower arrangements. One arrangement was presented to Coach Wolfe by his mother, Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. Jan Norris was at the piano for hymn singing and the Rev . J,lr . Shiveley gave You will receive a dollar II Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pet MINISTER TO SPEAK The Rev Robert Jackson of Ironton wtll speak at the Forest Run Baptist Church at 2 p.m . Sunday. The public is invited LOSE UGLY FAT Start losing weight today or monty bec:k. MONADEX it: 1 tiny: tablet and easy to uke. MONADEX will help curb your dnlre for U:ces& food . Eat '-tl - weigh 1. .. Contains no dangerous drUfl end will not make you nervous. No ttrenuous exercise. Cht~ne• your life ••• st1r1: today. MONADEX tOll $3.00 for 1 20 dty supply. Lar.. economy s1zt is $5.00. Al10 try AQUATABS: they worM gently to help you toM water-bloat, AQUA TABS- 1 " w.ter pdl" that works - $3.00. Both uutrenteed tnd told by . Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy- DRESS SHOES bv TRIO 4111 SizestoBB 5 to 7112AA ~~~~;ci~:::.~ed was Mrs. PhylliS Dugan as leader of the RUTLAND JUNIORS 129% Invested by Mrs. Merle Johnson into troop 1292 recently were Betsy Herald, Usa Smith and April Ellis. Sonya Wise and Mary Jacobs were advanced from the Brownie troop to the junior troop TROOP 1049 Badge work was discussed at the Thursday mght meeting of the Chester troop with their leader, Charlene Althouse. The Middleport. Ohio QUASAR 25" diagonal " Early Amencan Th e warmth a nd charm Amerrca n Co lontal fu rniture is characterized by t he spo ol tu rning s, pila ste r s. dentil mold i ng, ga ll ery rail and drawer front s wt! h brass colored k n obs Th e de s1 gn 1s cont rnued arou nd th e t wo sldes . Cabi ne t fash1oned of genurne 8 rr ch venee r s and select hardwood sol1ds in combl na l10r1 wi th molded s•m ulat ed wood mafer 1al1n war m Hentage Maple fini sh . Concea l ed caster s OSJOOO 100 per cen t Solrd Sta te Chassrs Supe r 1nsta M a tr c Color Tun mg . M a frl )( Pl1r c. Pic t u r e Tu be Pu sh bu tton UHF Tu ning 6" x 4" Speaker . 33 5.-e' H . 421 e" W , 19" 0 (add 5" tor '.)' Mrs . Helen Walker gave a demonstralion on making clay containers at the annual open meeting of the Winding Trml Garden Club Tuesday mghl at Grace Episcopal Parish House, Pomeroy. In conjunction w1th her demonstralion she displayed a variety of containers. Mrs. Ahce Thompson , a member of the hos t club, also diSplayed a clay contamer she had made . Acc ompanying Mrs . Walker was Mrs Irene Jackson , Wellston, a well· known arranger in this area Both are members of the Triconda Forum Garden Club. Mrs . Nancy Collins presided at the meeting with _ Mrs. Wtlma Terrell gtving devotions on Easter with prayer . Mrs Collins announced a judges and exh ibitors' school. Door pnzes were awarded and refreshments of cookies, mints, nu~. coffee and punch were served The table was centered w1th a red , whtle and blue floral p1ece donated by Francis Flomts flanked wtth red tapers 1n crystal holders. The table was covered in blue wtlh an overlay of whtle lace. Another decorahons was an Uncle Sam hat. Name tags were replicas of the United Slates. Mrs Earl Thoma will host the Apnl mee tmg. Hillbillies Club meets The Hillbillies 4-H Club has held two meetings recenUy, The first meeting was held Feb . 20 at the home of Mrs. Maxine Dyer, advisor, with two advtsors and 10 members m attendance Projects were discussed and books distributed. A I R &T.V. First meeting 0. held recently BUY NOW AND SAVE ON The Meigs County Better [.1vestock Beef 4-H Club held its first meeting of 1976 on March 2 with 29 members, three advisors, and nine parents present officers elected were, president, Debbie Wmdo_n , vice president, Brian Wmdon; secretary, Donna Thornton; treasurer, Teresa Carr, and news reporter, Sonia Carr. The next meetmg will be March 25 at 7:30pm. at the County Extension Offtce. Sonia Carr, reporter. Massey-Ferguson lawn/1arden tractors mowers! demonstration was given by Lark Napier on the history of gerbils and B1liy Dyer demonstrated how to make no-bake cooktes. At the Feb. 27 meetmg, the members learned about the parts of an insect, parts of soils, how to make dust mtlls and about gun safety from Mtke McGuire, Patty Dyer and Crystal Roush . Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be March 19 at the home of Maxme Dyer when a skatmg party will be planned and demonstratiOns will be given by Mary Colwell, Billy Dyer, Dean Co lwell , and Mark McGuire - Patty Dyer, reporter . Park for a wtener roast and hike. RACINE BROWNIES 12f7 Askating party was planned at Thursday night's meeting of the Racine Brownies. Memo pads to be sold by the Browrues were distributed. Becky Hudson opened the meeting With the pledge w the flag . Rachael Reiber led the Brownie Promise . Refreshments were served by Teresa Teaford, Becky Van Meter, and Melody West. SALISBURY TROOP 100 Historical places to visit as a part of the bicentennial contest were discussed at a meeting of the Salisbury Junior Troop Thursday mght. A practice of the flag ceremony was held and Kelly Clark showed some badge work she had completed. Refreshments were served. SYRACUSE BROWNIES 1120 A visit to the Mr. Cartoon Show on WSAZ-TV will be made by the Syracuse Brownies next Thursday. The troop wtll travel m the scout bus leaving the school at 1 p.m. and returning about 8 p.m. Supper will be provided for the nearly 25 girls on the trip. At last rught's meeting the girls turned in their money from the sale of the Zodiac key chains. The Browntes received an invitation to go skating with the Racine group. Christina Arnold led the pledge to the flag, Cindy Arnold, the Lord's Prayer, Heuli Cobb, the Brownie Promise, Karen Cook, the Brownie Smile Song, and Juanita Ginther told the Brownie B's. Refreslunents were served by Nancy Davis, Karen Cook, and Christina Arnold. Infirmary visit planned A visit to the Meigs County Infirmary will be made Sunday at 2:30 p.m. by the American Lutheran Church Women of St. Paul and St John 's Lutheran Churches. Meeting Tuesday mght al the St . Paul Church, plans for the visit were announced by Mrs. Jean Braun, chatrperson . The group also approved a donation to the aerial ladder truck fund, and discussed an Easter breakfast on April 18 wtlh Mrs. Judy Eichinger to have charge . Miss Erna Jesse was named chair- Registration slated to begin DEADLINE NEAR Reservations for the American Legion birthday dinner party to be held The gtUdance department Wednesday night at Feeneyat Meigs Htgh School has Bennett Post 128, Middleport, announced lha t class are to be made with Mrs. Roy for the 1976-77 registration Hendricks or Albert Roush by Monday. The dinner will be school year will begin Wednesday. served at 6:30 p.m. The curriculum gmde and registration materials will be sent home with students today and these are to be' completed at home wtth SUNDAY the help of parents, and -MAR. 14returned to the guidance BA.M.to2 P. M. o!ftce at the high school at the time of registration by the MEAT student. Turkey and dressmg , roast beef, flounder fish , hamburger steak, ham. RSION~ """'" Financing !l\l'alteble lrom Massey -Ferguson VEGETABLES 5-hp and 8-hp nd1ng mowers, 8- hp reCOil - or electric· L1ma bei.ns, corn, noodles, potatoes start lawn tractors w1th standard sh1ft or hydrostatic dnve Excellent fuel economy, rang~ng from 1'h to 4Vz quarts per hour, depending on model. Here's your chance to get Massey· Ferguson quality, reliability and durable performance "They don't even notice us\ All they ever talk about IS the Cbaked , mashed, home fries) . tasty home-cooked meal' at I~~ Quality-built by Massey-Ferguson. Wortd'a large•t menuleclurer of traclora. - - I the Steamboat Inn! " PIE Strawberry, peach. apple 7-up , tosSed , slaw, cottage cheese Delicious Chsr-Broiled Steaks .,VAILAIU fOR IINTAL MODERN SUPPLY STAR SUPPLY 399 w. Main 51. 992-2164 Pomeroy , 0 . THE STORE WITH " ALL KINDS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS. STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS . LAWNS AND GARDENS. RACINE, OHIO KILUNGTON, Vt. (UP!) - Teen-ager Joelle Escutary won the women's giant slalom and Dany Iselin took the men's two-run event Wednesday to give France the second-<iay lead in the International Citizen Trophy races at Killington ski area. Bicentennial pla,ntings were discussed at the Wednesday night meeting of the Middleport Amateur Gardeners at the home of Mrs. Guy Reynolds. It was noted that Mr. and Mrs. James Sheets and sons had planted dogwood trees at Washington 's monwnenl at Long Bottom . Plans were made to planI more flowers at the Mtddleport fire stahon. Several money makmg projects were discussed ., Calendar towels are now for sale. Mrs. Dan Morns was welcomed as a guest by Mrs. Rey no ld s, president . Devotions by Mrs. Erroll Conroy conststed of several readings including "Foo tprints in the Snow," "Legend of the Red Rose," "After the Wmter God Sent the Spring," "Four Little Bulbs," and " Thank God for Little Things" , Roll call re sponse was items of interesl concernmg St. Patrick's Day That theme was also carried out by pr ogram leader, Mrs . Everett Taylor who gave excerpts from a book en tttled "G od Bless You on St. Patrick 's Day." Her comments were on Ireland, the meanmg of the shamrock, heritage, the breast plate of St Patrick, the Celtic Cross and the life and hmes of St. Palnck The arrangemen t of the month by Mrs . L. E. Reynolds was of white chrysanthem urns, daffodils and forsythia. It was used on the table with yellow tapers in white holders. Mrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. Nina Bland served a salad course carrying out the St. Patnck's Day theme. Mrs. Ferman Moore won the door pnze. Mrs. Harry Moore will host the next meelin g with members to take decorated Easter eggs. OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 A.M. to 7: 00 P.M. ~teamboat lnrz "Rea/ 0/d·Fasllwned Home CooklliM" , 3rd St.. Racine, Ohio D1al 949 · 2515 person fdr the Regatta acllvities, and Mrs. Barbara Fry, the mother-daughter observance on May 13 with a 6 p.m covered dish dinner. A report was given by Mrs. Lois Clelland on the recenl Shrove Tuesday pancake supper. She reported that approximately 125 members of the congregation and friends attended and it was decided that ll,ue to the excellent response , other !amtly fellowships will be held throughout the year. The Bible study, " The Healthy Congregation" was led by Mrs. Donna Jones. Mrs, Rachel Downie had the offering meditation. Others present were Mrs. Veda Davis, Mrs. Margaret Blaettnar, Mrs . Emalene Pratt, Mrs. Mary Hamm, Mrs. Wtlma Mees, Mrs . Ullian Moore and the Rev. William Mtddleswarth. REEDSVILLE - Riverview Elementary School wlll present a bicentennial \ FLOWERS For WoWiraFio--. MEETING TONIGHT RUTLAND - There wtll be a bi centen nial meetmg Friday , March 12, at 7:30 P m. - at the Rutland American Leg ion Pos t Everyone welcome 992-2039 f'amq FOR ALL YOUR HOME FURNISHING, \ FID•• gq, Mrs. Mill•rd V•n Meter Ph. ft2 -2UJ musical ' 'Stng, Amenca, Smg" Thursday, March 18, at 8 p.m. in the school auditoriwn. Favorite songs and dances of Amencans durmg the past 200 years will be featured . First and second graders dressed in appropriate costuming wtll open the musical wtth songs of the coloma! and revolutiOnary periods includmg a dramatization of "A Frog Wen t A'Courtin' .' 1 ''The Virgima Reel" will be danced by the boys and girls of the first and second grades. Third and fourth graders dressed as pioneers, cowboys and cowgirls, will present songs of the western ex:· pansion. The polka wtll be danced by the third grade and fourth graders wtll end their segment with a square dance. A short mmstrel show will be presented by the fifth and sixth grades, followed by song and dances popular during the turn of the century and the present century . Narrators wtll be Ktla Young, s1xth grade, and Mark Holter, fifth grade. The program is under the direcllon of Maxme Whitehead, vo cal musical instructor and the classroom teachers: Doris Well, Paulme Myers, Carolyn Franz, Fred Kessinger , Davtd Chadwell and Grace Weber, prmcipal. Jenny Berkhimer will accompany the numbers on the plano. A donatiOn of 75 cents will be asked at the door . The public is 1nv1led. l'h. Ht-5711 Mississippi Mrs. Parsons presents program Tuesday evening APPLE GROVE - A program on the One Great Hour of Shanng concern mg money for missions was presented by Mrs . Bess Parsons at the Tuesday night meetmg of the Apple Grove United Mcthodtsl Women at the church. Mrs. Parsons read scripture from Isaiah 58 and the group sang "The Magic Penny," with Mrs. Lucille Rhodes giving a poem, "Argument About a Penny " Mrs. Dolly Wolfe had prayer. Mrs. Donna Hill conducted the business meeting with the officets reports being given. It was noted that bonus coupons and postage stamps are sttll bemg saved. A rummage sale was set for April7, Band 9from 9a.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs. Edtth Manuel served refreshments. Attending besides those named were Complete Selection - Now In Stock Mrs. Jona Hupp, Mrs. Stella Jarrell, Mrs. Shirley Ables, Mrs. Florence Smtih, Mrs. Alice Balser, Mrs. Bertha Robinson, Mrs. Eileen Buck, and Mrs. Julia Norns. The birthdays of Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Betty Shiveley were celebrated. Members had a handkerchief shower for Mrs. Shtveley, the minister's wife Open All Day Thursday FRIDAY NIGHTTIL8 Saturday 91i1 s ® SOLID-STATE CHROMACOLOR ® II 23'' In UIC ,.•• , Bold a nd ma ss iv e M editerra n ea n st yled co n sole w1 fh ful l reverse b re akfront base, cast ers. Pecan co lor, with the look of fine d1stre ss1 ng Genu me woo d veneers and select hardwood sol1ds on 1op FFont, en d s and ba se of unr e or Yellow Gold Tl j ~ 1 Je JeweJm.ont F. ' .Y Rmg liiJ 1 am~ J for moth e y erafled ,~ ,, er or.,... ,j; mother 1i r;• and- a;~r, carat . er large 1! 5 ~i~ st gentJme bjrth "',, one Is attr set in tn - actively e cente n , cher1shed ~ _r a er r , •aml/y 1 cpresented b Js genu · YSpt Jne bJrth t delicateJy s ones rOli.Qd h /set to sur- ~t I 11 an er arrest OQe ~ Yoll QUu,to 14 Kt , si mulated woo d matenal So lid Sta te Su per Gold Video Gua rd Tunmg System w1th Synchromaf rc 70 . Position UHF Cha nnel * The RUBENS G4548 Selector AFC . ow or Wh ' . tnounting, lte &'Old OOXOL GAS AND APPLIANCE NEEDS. RIDENOUR At!,~,:nce Chosl4!r, Ohio 985-3307 Gas Service IP"" I The quality goes in ) I Spencer, The door pnze was won by Mrs. Dorothy Myers. Mrs . Jean Summerfield and Mrs. Pauline Ridenour will host the April mee ting. It was reported that Mrs. Mabel Van Meter remains a patient at the Holzer Medical Center. Attending besides those named were Mrs . Thelma White, Mrs . Dorothy Lawson, Mrs Mary Holter, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Erma Cleland, Mrs Jnzy Newell, Mrs. Hattie Frederick, Mrs. Belt~ Roush. Mrs. Letha Wood and Mrs. Ada Morris. Bz'centennial musical e" SALAD See them today at ... ,.;. MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 A candlelight ceremony In celebration of the 64th birthday of Girl &outing in America will be held at S p.m. today at Heath United Methodist Church by the Middleport juniors. In conjunction with the ceremony, the sixth grade girls of the troop will have a "Scouts Own" on freedom as a bicentennial feature. Saturday the troop went skatmg at the Skate-a-Way· and on Sunday attended the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church in celebration of Girl Scout Sunday. POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 180 At the invitation of the Rutland PTA the Pomeroy juniors presented a program on India at the Rutland &hool Monday evening . Slantilal Goradia and his family, natives of India, were participants. Mr. Goradia spoke on the customs of India, and Mrs. Goradla sang and played the tambourine for an Indian dance performed by the scouts, Bhavanna and Shllpa Goradia, Kim Salser, Slawnee Salser, Carolyn Casto, Tammy Capehart, and Cindy Curtis. HARRISONVIlLE BROWNIES 1052 Mrs. Noby Sauvage of Athens, district representative of the Black Diamond Girl &out Council, visite<j the Harrisonville troop Tuesday evening in conjunctiOn wtth a s!D'vey and evaluation of scouting programs in the Council. To open the meeting Katrina ))oQahew led in the pledge and Brownie Promise. The girls began working on their situpons which will be finished next week. Plans were made for the investiture ceremony to take place at Tuesday's meeting Refreshments were served. KurLAND CADETI'ES llf3 An investiture ceremony for three girls, Sheila Fetty, Patti Dugan, and Denise Lambert was held recently by Merle CHESTER - Apract1ce for the district rally was announced for Sunday at 2 p m. at the Chester Elementary School when the Past Councilors' Club of the Daughters of Amenca met Wednesday night at the hall. Mrs. Mar garet Tuttle presided and opened th e meeting with scripture from St. Matthew. The pledge to the flag and the Lord's Prayer were given m Wlison . Mrs Mary Jo Pooler gave the secretary and trea surer 's report. Mrs. Ada Neutzllng and Mrs . Mary Showalter were hos tesses. Games were conducted by Mrs. Goldie Frederick and Mrs Mae • , to feature children Demonstratzon gzven ~~Rc~~g~· .on CIa'1J con~.-atners 1- ' sit-uponswer~finished.Saturd~ythegirlswenttoForkedRun heritage hoUse solulion to a problem. Write Polly In care of this news· paper. twelve inch dish cloth when INFLATION FIGHTER DEAR POLLY - With the stitched on all Sides. I lay one present high prices of square on top of another, grocenes we are all trying to sbtch three sides and then save every where we can. So, turn inside out and stitch the I would hke to pass on a ,fourth Side alter turnmg in money saving tip I have been the unfmished edges. Two or using. When scrambling eggs three rows of stitching, break two m a bowl, add one similar to quilting, made tablespoon mtlk, salt and a across the cloths hold the pmch of bakinK soda and mix p1eces together to make a lightly with a fork . Pour eggs substantial cloth.- MRS. N. m a skillet over low heat and F. DEAR POLLY - Save loss lightly with a fork. From two eggs I get an extra ser- those extra p1eces of wallvmg and they are delictous. paper. They rna ke excellent For the evemng meal we covers for school books that often have scrambled eggs are both decorative and cost with a dash of garlic salt and nothing. 1Polly's note- Such two teaspoons finely chopped covers made of washable or green pepper from the vinyl paper would be a gr•al freezer. Also, I grind up any protection for the books.) leftover ham and use it with CHRIS DEAR POLLY - Those the eggs or sometimes I add sauteed mushrooms and even who roll out their pie crust crumbled leftover bacon. between waxed paper can Coarsely chopped cooked save on paper by seving and chicken hvers with a few using plastic bags (opened chopped olives all make a delightful addition when eggs are served. This makes the base for an economical but delicious meal. Do not forget DO Rl0Ut58 'I the soda as I call 11 my egg "511AM"CUAN lOUR stretcher. - MONA. The minister in his comments commended Coach Wolfe on his team and recognized David and Ed Roush, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, and Dean Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill. Responding , Coach Wolfe talked on priorities for hts team, stating that the church should come first , then the Girl ' s Black Patent tube family , and gra des with sports being fourth. Also recognized by the Rev. Mr. Shiveley was Tracy Mearns, da~hter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spencer, cheerleader at the Letart Falls Elementary &hool. Others who play basketball and attend the local church are Cheryl and Tom Roseberry, Bryan Hunt and John Young. Attending were Mr , and Mrs. Carl Wolfe. Wendy, Trtcia and Megan, Ernest Clark, Early Roush, Dolly Wolfe, Alice Balser, Bertha Robinson, Stella Jarrell , Dallas and Donna Hill, Bess and Dorsey Parsons, Lucille, Mike and Karen Rhodes, Bi,ll Davtdson, Russell, Bernice, Staron, Cindy, David and Ed Roush, Bob and Dee Spencer, Doug Barnett, Tracy Mearns, Joey Roush, Peggy and Aimee Hill, Darrell, Jan and Tracy Norris, Shtrley and Paul Ables, Florence Smith, Stella Sarson, Connie Milliron , and the Rev. and Mrs. Shiveley. devotions. 112 E . Main & Dutton D r ug Store- MiddleportMail Order s F1lled. MA·B Peeve, Polly's Problem or DEAR POLLY- You can save on soap and still be clean by taking the wrapper of! a cake and then let it dry for several weeks before using. Surprising how much longer it lasts. - WANDA. DEAR POLLY - This IS a time for everyone to find any simple and easy way to economize. There is no need to throw away food and staples that seem stale. Put a Hille water in the bottom of your slow cooker and freshen cookies, cake, doughnuts and bread to say nothing of raisins and brown sugar that have hardened in the boxes. -CHARLENE. DEAR POLLY - To help stretch my budget I have made cloths for washing dishes from worn bath towels. From the best parts of a towel! cut.. two thirteen inch squares that will make a UM W sponsors ...G_ir_lfJM~l~Sc-~-iSi~;;-J Amateur gardeners fellowship dinne By char~ne r, discuss plantings REVIVAL PLANNED RACINE - A revival will be held at the Racine First Baptist Church March 21 through March 28 at 7:30 nightly, Guest speaker will be the Rev. Don Walker. Special singing. Public welcome to attend. Sorry, Grandma, No Help! . ....·. ' .."' ' By IIden Bolle! DEAR HELEN : I just returned from visiting my daughter and her family. Buckeye South 50 Helen, she lets those children run around barefoot in the CLASS A middle of winter. They go outside without caps and mittens, At columbus Newark Cath 72 Danville 63 and sometimes not even sweaters! Col Hartley 54 Card ingt on 43 When I remonstrated, she said, "When a mother tells her At Canton Cuyahoga Hg t s 84 Richmond child w put on a sweater, it means SHE'S cold. They'll wrap up Hg ts 71 if they're uncomfortable." · So uthern Loca 1 46 Dalton 45 Please write a colwnn about dressing warmly to avoid colds. The way those children, avoid heavy clothin_g and SATURDAY bedroom slippers, it's a wonder they haven't been stck aU JUNIOR AMERICAN winter. More like a miracle! - GRANDMA Legion Aux ihary , Drew DEAR GRANDMA: Webster Post 39, Saturday, The point is : your grandchildren HAVEN'T been stck all 1:30 p.m. at t~e hall. winter and the reason is : they didn't catch germs. Had those BOX SOCIAL with little villains "connected," no amount of heavy clothing would husbands as guests when have made the kids inunune. Preceptor Chapter , Beta Ukewise, going barefoot and sweaterless in chilly weather StgmaPhi Sorority meets at 7 won't promote colds - not unless prolonged exposure lowers p m Saturday at the home of resistance. (And I'm sure we're not talking about poor litUe Lillian Moore . Social waifs in the storm.) Sorry, Grandma, I can't "write a column about dressing replaces regular meehng ; beverage and dessert to be warmly to avoid colds." Clothes don't make the victim : germs do !- H. provided. SUNDAY DISTRICT 13, Daughters of , DEAR HELEN : Thank you for printing my request. Amenca , rally practice, 2 And thanks to all your readers who sent Betty Crocker p m. Sunday at the Chester coupons so that we could replace Xenia H1gh School's Grade &hool. All diStrict gymnasium equipment, lost in the big 1974 tornado. officers and team members This is to advise you of the successful complellon of my urged to be present. project. I have reached my goal of one nullion coupon pomts, MONDAY which will give us $5,000 worth of gym equipment. MEIGS COUNTY Churches Please tell your many readers how very much I appreciate of Chnst Men's Fellowship ,all the support they have given. Their response was Monday at Z10n Church of overwhelming. Without their generostty, I could never have Christ , 7:30 p m . made it. Students of Xenia High School will be forever grateful Representahves from each to the many wonderful people throughout the United States, church urged to attend. including Hawaii. - JANICE L. WITLEY, Xenia, Ohio. 01\GANIZAttonai meet· DEAR JANICE : tng of Ftve Points Thanks for writing. lt's good to be reminded agam that my Leaders Club at Roy Holter readers, as always, are amazingly responsive to any call lor home, F1ve Points, 7 to 6:30 help. Excellent people, my readers! - H. p m Monday ; all interested DEAR HELEN · persons welcome . "No Longer Pennsylvania Dutch" mourned that . RACINE PTO regular meetmg, 77 :30 p.m Monday there was no real word for a native American (who isn't at Racine Elementa ry Indian) and chided us for saying we were of "Scotch-Irish" or School, first three grades wtil "French" or "German" descent, even though we dated back to present program; refr esh· the Revolution . He asked for new word to describe us. How ments by mother s of third about "USAAN,"pronounced "You-Say-An"? That would give us a true nationality - something "Amen can " lacks, graders CANDYSTRIP ERS AT because that could include both North and South America , of Veterans Memorial Hosptlal which U.S.A is only a small part -GEORGE . DEAR HELEN : cafeteria, 7 p.m Monday. "Pennsylvania Dutch" has a problem. Anyone who IS MEIGS-G ALL! A Chapter ashamed to proudly and loudly proclaim "I am an Amencan '" OCSEA wtll meet Monday, 8 doesn 't deserve to be a citizen of these United States. If that p m al the Guiding Hand implies a "super-patriotic flag-waVer," why not! What would School. be more appropnate m our centennial year? - ELMER. DEAR ELMER : ' TUESDAY This country was formed by European imnugrants - so LADIES AUXILIARY of why shouldn't we give credit to our forebears• The only person Rutland Fire Departmen t who can truly call himself American is the !nd1an, who has Tuesday at 7·30 p.m. at fire been shamefully npped off by the white man. In our attempt to Civilize the Indian, we vtrtually house All members urged to destroyed him. When will the neglect end ? - R.I.W. attend. N ew anniversary kS: 9:30 to 2 to S (CLOSE THURS.J-EAST COURT· • ,, S- The Paneroy Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pome~oy, 0 .• Friday, March 12, 1976 1976 I befo~e th e name goes on® �4 - The Pomeroy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 9 , Friday, March l~, 1=f,,.,,.;H;i;:~,:-:,: ii:;,i;:::::;.:::-:::::.:-:-:-::~:::·: :::·:1 Wheelersburg rally tops Washington CH ltw1ll be Whee lersburg t210) vs. Ironton (20-2) m the 1976 Class AA District Championship basketball game al Rio Gra nde College's Lyne Center Saturday mght. Opening lip 1s slated for 7:30 pm. in Thursday night, semifinal action, Coach M1ke Hughes Pirates tra1 led Wa shin gton Court House three periods before exploding with 21 poin ts m the fourth penod for a 56-48 vtctory over the sptnted Blue Uons "Our defense saved us," remarked a happy Mike Hughes followmg the Burg's hard-fought tnwnph. The Pirates tratted 11-9 after one period, 28-25 at halftime and 36-35 after three quarters of action At one pomt in the th1rd penod, the Blue Uons held a 34-27 advantage 15:101 over the unbeaten Pirates The Blue L10ns missed three consecutive shots w1th a one pomt advantage and committed two straight turnovers the first five times they had the ball in the final stanza. That appeared to be the game's turnmg pomt. Dean Miller finally broke the scoring ice with a long jwnper to put the Pirates on top, 37-36. After Chuck Byrd and Joe Rase exch~r:_~o~ buckets , .. 7112 Pet. per year on a 4 year certificate of deposit. $),000.00 minimum deposit, interest paid quarterly. is ~ substantial penalty tnvoked on all cerf1ficate accounts withdrawn prior to the date of matur ity Meigs Co. Branch ..@ The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second 51. Pomeroy , Ohio • •• Tournament scores HIGH SCHOOL Rase htt a short jumper from sonals and 31 rebounds. Rase lhe stde w1th 4:58 remaming and Bays each had nine in the game to put the Burg on caroms for the winners. The top, 41 -38. The Ptrates were Burg had eight turnovers . never headed. Washmgton Court House Biggest Wheelersburg lead hit 20 of 60 f1eld goal attempts was 10 points, 54-44 with I :47 for 31 percent. The Blue Lions left and 56-46 with 13 seconds were eigh t of 11 at the foul remainmg line. WCH had 16 personals, Doug Ph 1ll1ps paced 40 rebo unds, 15 by Ken UpWashington CH w1th 13 thegrove. The Uons had 16 poin ts Chuck Byrd added 10. costly turnovers. John Denen, 6-3 sophomore, Washmgton CH bowed out fouled out with 4:10 left m the with a 15-7 season record . contes t. Box score · Senior aces Brian Bays and WASHINGTON CH (48) Joe Rase paced the Pirates Se f to n J 0-6 . H einy 1 0 2 . Fos t er 0 Ll , Byrd 4-2 10 , Bays tossed m 19 while Ra se DeWees '1 0 4, Upthegrove 2 added 14 pom ts and had nme 0 4 , Denen J.Q 6 , P hi ll ips 4 5 13 Wilson 1 0 2 TOTAl...S 20 ass1sts. Jeff Meadows, 6-2 8-48 . sophomore, added 10 points WHEELERSBURG (S6l Bavs 15 19 , Rase 6 2 14 . for the Burg Bailey 124 . Miller 339 . The Pirates connected on 21 of 59 field goal attempts for 35 percent. The winners were 14 of 21 at the foul line Wheelersburg had 10 per- Meadows 4 2 10 TOTALS 21· 14-56 . Score by quart ers. wash W'b u rg 11 17 a 12- 48 9 16 10 2 1- 56 Reds host Astros April 8 (or ????) CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Op· 200th birthday, also are in the timisttcally, the world cham- schedule. p10n Cmcinnall Reds have Reds' home Sunday double· announced thetr 1976 home headers are scheduled May schedule . 16 against the N~w York The schedule could be Mets, May 30 agamst Los shortened or altered by tbe Angeles and June 13 agam~t owners-players contract St LoUis. Fnday mght twl· dispute; which already has night doubleheaders, stalled spring training and begmnmg at 5:~0 p.m., are forced cancellation of some slated July 2 agamst Houston, exhibitiOn games July 9 against Pittsburgh and However 1f the dtspute July 30 agamst San D1ego. doesn't mierfere, the Hejls ~ The ~eds help celebrate the wtll be hosting has5£':r nallon s Btcentenrual on SuntraditiOnal opener Th · , ·~ .Y, Ju,ly 4 by hostmg afternoon, April Bagainst iJ. uston m a smgle game. Houston Astros. .: e 81-game homestand Six home double-headers winlls up Sunday afternoon, · and a Rtverfront Stadium Oct. 3 agamst Atlanta. game July 4, the nation's NCAA pairings KAN SAS C IT Y , Mo ( UPI ) The parrmgs for the op en rn g round of tl1 e NCA A ..._ Basketba l l Tou rnam ent March 13 (a ll trmes easte rn standard l tm e) (East Regtonal) At Chartot1e, N c , Southern Co nf erence cham p ron VM I vs . So uth easter n Con f erence N o 2 {Te nnessee) 7 OS p m , Atlantrc Coast Con f eren ce cham p ron (V rrg rn ra) vs D ePaUl 9 10 p m At Providence, R . I Le agu e C hampton I vy (Prmcetonl vs ECA C Metro New York New Jersey Cham p ton (R utgers ) 12 15 p m , East Coast cha m p ron (Hofstra) liS E CAC New Englan d ch a m pron (Con nect rc ul ) 2, 15 p m ( Mtdeast Reg tonal) At Dayton , OhtO Sout he as l ern Conference c h a mp ron (Alabama ) vs A t l a n t ic Coasl Conference No 2 ( Nor t h Carolrnal 12 15 Mi'chigan ) liS Vtrgtnra Te ch 11 45 am , Brg Ten Cham ( lnd ra na ) vs EC AC Metro New York -New Jersey No 2 (5 1 John 's) 1 15 P m .. ( Mtdwest Reg1onaO At Denton , Tell Southwest Conference p ron Champ ron ( Texas Tech l vs EC AC Upstate Champron (Sy ra c us e ) B 05 p m , Mtss ouri Val l ey Conference Champ ron (Wichrta State ) vs Brg Ten NO 2 (Mrch lganl 10 10 p m At Lawrence, Kan Big Erght Confer e nce Champion (Missourr) vs Pa c tfr c 8 No 2 <Washmgton ) 1 30 p m , Metro Stx Champion ( Crncrnnatr) vs Notre Dame 4 15 p m (West Regtonall At Tempe, Ariz . west Coast Athlet rc - Champ r on (Pepperdlnel vs . Met ro Srx No . 2 (Memph iS State) 9 05 p m , Western At h let rc Conference Champion (Arrzona) vs . 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Tourney Results CLASS AAA At Bow lin g Gr een Deftance 70 Bell evue 59 At CtevPiand Map le He 1ghts 63 Cle Herghts Sl Cte Eas t T~ch 60 Parma 56 At Eastlake Euclid 62 Orange 58 AI Copley Akron East 71 Ak ron Ellet 70 ( oil At Lor am Admiral King Elyna 57 Lorain Admrral t< ing 47 At Canton CantonS 73 Ak ron Sp nnqfteld FRIDAY MARY SHRINE 37, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, 8 p.m. Fnday, Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Election of offi ce rs . All reports due , along with all rituals belonging to the Shrine. Potluck refreshments. RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revoluhon , annual charter day luncheon, 12·30 Friday a t Trintty Church. Good ciltzenshtp scholars wtll be special guests and Mrs . Pa trick Lochary will prese nt the program . BICENTENNIAL meeting Friday at Rutland American Legwn Post, 7:30 p m. Everyone welcome, , HAPPY HARVESTERS, Trimly Church, 7·30 Fnday at the church. YOUNG ADULT Class at Bradford Church of Chnst, 7:30 thts evemng. PANCAKE AND sausage supper Friday, 4 to 7 p.m. at Semor Cttizens Center, Pomeroy, sponsored by Meigs County Council on Agmg with the Rev. Robert Bumgarner , p m , Ohio Valley Conference Champton (Western Ken tucky l vs Marquette 2 15 pm At South Bend, Ind. M id American Confer e nce (hamp ton iWes,e rn Assoc i at r on ure! DeWalt 740 10" Powershop With Leg Stand and Quick Set II Dado $362 if Purchased Separately. Reg. $309.95 Now $279!15 BAUM Only TRUE VAWE c hatrman. Me1gs County Umled Meth odist Men furmshmg food and handling pancake making. Tickets, $1.75 adults; $1 chtldren under 12. MARY SHRINE 137 Order of Whtte Shrine of Jerusalem, Friday, 8 p.m. at Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Election of officers, turmng m of all reports and turnmg over ntualisllc 1tems to worthy scribe , potluck refreshnients followmg the meeting. SATURDAY SKATE-A-WAY ROLLER rink , 20th 54 CLASS AA At Gallon Monroe¥-llle 65 Wynford 61 At As hland Willard 50 Upper SandJJSkY 40 At Ada van Wert 71 Pauld ing 65 At Steubenvtlte celebratiOn Saturday wtlh owners Mr. and Mrs. Bob Trussell to serve ice cream to skaters; races, prizes and balloons ; skating 7· 30 · 10 pm. SPAGHETTI SUPPER, 3 to 7 p.m . Saturday at Pomeroy Fire Station ; $2, adults ; $1 25, 12 and under, dessert and beverage extra. Tickets avatlable from any fireman, Mayer 's Barber Shop or New York Clothing House. TALENT SHOW, 7:30p .m. at Chester Saturday Elementary School sponsored by Chester PTA. Kim Batey, Andrew Batey, New Ufe Singers, Jean Trussell, Margaret Tuttle, Doug Circle, Fay and Jim Weston, Ntck and Danny Leonard, Gospel Tones, Sandy and Jean Sexson, Bryce Buckley among talent taking part. Practice will be Friday, 7:30 p.m Admission is $1, adults ; $50 cents children up to 12; refreshments will be available. SQUARE DANCE, Saturday, &-11 p.m sponsored by Middleport Pohce AuXIliary ; MuSic by "Sirmg Dusters," callers Glen Lambert and Cora Hilton . At Middleport Elementary &hooi, admission $1 and children 12 and under free when accompanying parents. FISH FRY by Middleport Fire Department at station, Race Sl , starting at 11 a.m. Saturday HYMN SING Saturday at Hazel Community Church, 7:30 p m. Featured singers wtll be " Pomt Pleasant Chris han Choir." Public mvited. CHICKEN DINNER Saturday beginning at ll : 30 a.m at the Syracuse Municipal building sponsored by Lad1es Auxiliary1 CHESTSR, OHIO I!l USe • • _[j~ Conrord Glenn 58 up ), They are better , stronger. larger and easier to handle since they do not tear. I fmd waxed paper IS too narrow for mne mch pies VERN. Polly's Pointers ~~ \ By Polly Cramer Soda stretches scrambled eggs ~: Hoeflich APPLE GROVE - The Apple Grove United Methodist women sponsored a fellowship dinner Sunday evening at the Letart Falls Community Hall honoring the basketball players of the church and their coach, Carl Wolfe, athletic director at Southern High, The Rev. Howard Shiveley gave the prayer before the dinner served from tables decorated with purple and gold flower arrangements. One arrangement was presented to Coach Wolfe by his mother, Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. Jan Norris was at the piano for hymn singing and the Rev . J,lr . Shiveley gave You will receive a dollar II Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pet MINISTER TO SPEAK The Rev Robert Jackson of Ironton wtll speak at the Forest Run Baptist Church at 2 p.m . Sunday. The public is invited LOSE UGLY FAT Start losing weight today or monty bec:k. MONADEX it: 1 tiny: tablet and easy to uke. MONADEX will help curb your dnlre for U:ces& food . Eat '-tl - weigh 1. .. Contains no dangerous drUfl end will not make you nervous. No ttrenuous exercise. Cht~ne• your life ••• st1r1: today. MONADEX tOll $3.00 for 1 20 dty supply. Lar.. economy s1zt is $5.00. Al10 try AQUATABS: they worM gently to help you toM water-bloat, AQUA TABS- 1 " w.ter pdl" that works - $3.00. Both uutrenteed tnd told by . Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy- DRESS SHOES bv TRIO 4111 SizestoBB 5 to 7112AA ~~~~;ci~:::.~ed was Mrs. PhylliS Dugan as leader of the RUTLAND JUNIORS 129% Invested by Mrs. Merle Johnson into troop 1292 recently were Betsy Herald, Usa Smith and April Ellis. Sonya Wise and Mary Jacobs were advanced from the Brownie troop to the junior troop TROOP 1049 Badge work was discussed at the Thursday mght meeting of the Chester troop with their leader, Charlene Althouse. The Middleport. Ohio QUASAR 25" diagonal " Early Amencan Th e warmth a nd charm Amerrca n Co lontal fu rniture is characterized by t he spo ol tu rning s, pila ste r s. dentil mold i ng, ga ll ery rail and drawer front s wt! h brass colored k n obs Th e de s1 gn 1s cont rnued arou nd th e t wo sldes . Cabi ne t fash1oned of genurne 8 rr ch venee r s and select hardwood sol1ds in combl na l10r1 wi th molded s•m ulat ed wood mafer 1al1n war m Hentage Maple fini sh . Concea l ed caster s OSJOOO 100 per cen t Solrd Sta te Chassrs Supe r 1nsta M a tr c Color Tun mg . M a frl )( Pl1r c. Pic t u r e Tu be Pu sh bu tton UHF Tu ning 6" x 4" Speaker . 33 5.-e' H . 421 e" W , 19" 0 (add 5" tor '.)' Mrs . Helen Walker gave a demonstralion on making clay containers at the annual open meeting of the Winding Trml Garden Club Tuesday mghl at Grace Episcopal Parish House, Pomeroy. In conjunction w1th her demonstralion she displayed a variety of containers. Mrs. Ahce Thompson , a member of the hos t club, also diSplayed a clay contamer she had made . Acc ompanying Mrs . Walker was Mrs Irene Jackson , Wellston, a well· known arranger in this area Both are members of the Triconda Forum Garden Club. Mrs . Nancy Collins presided at the meeting with _ Mrs. Wtlma Terrell gtving devotions on Easter with prayer . Mrs Collins announced a judges and exh ibitors' school. Door pnzes were awarded and refreshments of cookies, mints, nu~. coffee and punch were served The table was centered w1th a red , whtle and blue floral p1ece donated by Francis Flomts flanked wtth red tapers 1n crystal holders. The table was covered in blue wtlh an overlay of whtle lace. Another decorahons was an Uncle Sam hat. Name tags were replicas of the United Slates. Mrs Earl Thoma will host the Apnl mee tmg. Hillbillies Club meets The Hillbillies 4-H Club has held two meetings recenUy, The first meeting was held Feb . 20 at the home of Mrs. Maxine Dyer, advisor, with two advtsors and 10 members m attendance Projects were discussed and books distributed. A I R &T.V. First meeting 0. held recently BUY NOW AND SAVE ON The Meigs County Better [.1vestock Beef 4-H Club held its first meeting of 1976 on March 2 with 29 members, three advisors, and nine parents present officers elected were, president, Debbie Wmdo_n , vice president, Brian Wmdon; secretary, Donna Thornton; treasurer, Teresa Carr, and news reporter, Sonia Carr. The next meetmg will be March 25 at 7:30pm. at the County Extension Offtce. Sonia Carr, reporter. Massey-Ferguson lawn/1arden tractors mowers! demonstration was given by Lark Napier on the history of gerbils and B1liy Dyer demonstrated how to make no-bake cooktes. At the Feb. 27 meetmg, the members learned about the parts of an insect, parts of soils, how to make dust mtlls and about gun safety from Mtke McGuire, Patty Dyer and Crystal Roush . Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be March 19 at the home of Maxme Dyer when a skatmg party will be planned and demonstratiOns will be given by Mary Colwell, Billy Dyer, Dean Co lwell , and Mark McGuire - Patty Dyer, reporter . Park for a wtener roast and hike. RACINE BROWNIES 12f7 Askating party was planned at Thursday night's meeting of the Racine Brownies. Memo pads to be sold by the Browrues were distributed. Becky Hudson opened the meeting With the pledge w the flag . Rachael Reiber led the Brownie Promise . Refreshments were served by Teresa Teaford, Becky Van Meter, and Melody West. SALISBURY TROOP 100 Historical places to visit as a part of the bicentennial contest were discussed at a meeting of the Salisbury Junior Troop Thursday mght. A practice of the flag ceremony was held and Kelly Clark showed some badge work she had completed. Refreshments were served. SYRACUSE BROWNIES 1120 A visit to the Mr. Cartoon Show on WSAZ-TV will be made by the Syracuse Brownies next Thursday. The troop wtll travel m the scout bus leaving the school at 1 p.m. and returning about 8 p.m. Supper will be provided for the nearly 25 girls on the trip. At last rught's meeting the girls turned in their money from the sale of the Zodiac key chains. The Browntes received an invitation to go skating with the Racine group. Christina Arnold led the pledge to the flag, Cindy Arnold, the Lord's Prayer, Heuli Cobb, the Brownie Promise, Karen Cook, the Brownie Smile Song, and Juanita Ginther told the Brownie B's. Refreslunents were served by Nancy Davis, Karen Cook, and Christina Arnold. Infirmary visit planned A visit to the Meigs County Infirmary will be made Sunday at 2:30 p.m. by the American Lutheran Church Women of St. Paul and St John 's Lutheran Churches. Meeting Tuesday mght al the St . Paul Church, plans for the visit were announced by Mrs. Jean Braun, chatrperson . The group also approved a donation to the aerial ladder truck fund, and discussed an Easter breakfast on April 18 wtlh Mrs. Judy Eichinger to have charge . Miss Erna Jesse was named chair- Registration slated to begin DEADLINE NEAR Reservations for the American Legion birthday dinner party to be held The gtUdance department Wednesday night at Feeneyat Meigs Htgh School has Bennett Post 128, Middleport, announced lha t class are to be made with Mrs. Roy for the 1976-77 registration Hendricks or Albert Roush by Monday. The dinner will be school year will begin Wednesday. served at 6:30 p.m. The curriculum gmde and registration materials will be sent home with students today and these are to be' completed at home wtth SUNDAY the help of parents, and -MAR. 14returned to the guidance BA.M.to2 P. M. o!ftce at the high school at the time of registration by the MEAT student. Turkey and dressmg , roast beef, flounder fish , hamburger steak, ham. RSION~ """'" Financing !l\l'alteble lrom Massey -Ferguson VEGETABLES 5-hp and 8-hp nd1ng mowers, 8- hp reCOil - or electric· L1ma bei.ns, corn, noodles, potatoes start lawn tractors w1th standard sh1ft or hydrostatic dnve Excellent fuel economy, rang~ng from 1'h to 4Vz quarts per hour, depending on model. Here's your chance to get Massey· Ferguson quality, reliability and durable performance "They don't even notice us\ All they ever talk about IS the Cbaked , mashed, home fries) . tasty home-cooked meal' at I~~ Quality-built by Massey-Ferguson. Wortd'a large•t menuleclurer of traclora. - - I the Steamboat Inn! " PIE Strawberry, peach. apple 7-up , tosSed , slaw, cottage cheese Delicious Chsr-Broiled Steaks .,VAILAIU fOR IINTAL MODERN SUPPLY STAR SUPPLY 399 w. Main 51. 992-2164 Pomeroy , 0 . THE STORE WITH " ALL KINDS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS. STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS . LAWNS AND GARDENS. RACINE, OHIO KILUNGTON, Vt. (UP!) - Teen-ager Joelle Escutary won the women's giant slalom and Dany Iselin took the men's two-run event Wednesday to give France the second-<iay lead in the International Citizen Trophy races at Killington ski area. Bicentennial pla,ntings were discussed at the Wednesday night meeting of the Middleport Amateur Gardeners at the home of Mrs. Guy Reynolds. It was noted that Mr. and Mrs. James Sheets and sons had planted dogwood trees at Washington 's monwnenl at Long Bottom . Plans were made to planI more flowers at the Mtddleport fire stahon. Several money makmg projects were discussed ., Calendar towels are now for sale. Mrs. Dan Morns was welcomed as a guest by Mrs. Rey no ld s, president . Devotions by Mrs. Erroll Conroy conststed of several readings including "Foo tprints in the Snow," "Legend of the Red Rose," "After the Wmter God Sent the Spring," "Four Little Bulbs," and " Thank God for Little Things" , Roll call re sponse was items of interesl concernmg St. Patrick's Day That theme was also carried out by pr ogram leader, Mrs . Everett Taylor who gave excerpts from a book en tttled "G od Bless You on St. Patrick 's Day." Her comments were on Ireland, the meanmg of the shamrock, heritage, the breast plate of St Patrick, the Celtic Cross and the life and hmes of St. Palnck The arrangemen t of the month by Mrs . L. E. Reynolds was of white chrysanthem urns, daffodils and forsythia. It was used on the table with yellow tapers in white holders. Mrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. Nina Bland served a salad course carrying out the St. Patnck's Day theme. Mrs. Ferman Moore won the door pnze. Mrs. Harry Moore will host the next meelin g with members to take decorated Easter eggs. OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 A.M. to 7: 00 P.M. ~teamboat lnrz "Rea/ 0/d·Fasllwned Home CooklliM" , 3rd St.. Racine, Ohio D1al 949 · 2515 person fdr the Regatta acllvities, and Mrs. Barbara Fry, the mother-daughter observance on May 13 with a 6 p.m covered dish dinner. A report was given by Mrs. Lois Clelland on the recenl Shrove Tuesday pancake supper. She reported that approximately 125 members of the congregation and friends attended and it was decided that ll,ue to the excellent response , other !amtly fellowships will be held throughout the year. The Bible study, " The Healthy Congregation" was led by Mrs. Donna Jones. Mrs, Rachel Downie had the offering meditation. Others present were Mrs. Veda Davis, Mrs. Margaret Blaettnar, Mrs . Emalene Pratt, Mrs. Mary Hamm, Mrs. Wtlma Mees, Mrs . Ullian Moore and the Rev. William Mtddleswarth. REEDSVILLE - Riverview Elementary School wlll present a bicentennial \ FLOWERS For WoWiraFio--. MEETING TONIGHT RUTLAND - There wtll be a bi centen nial meetmg Friday , March 12, at 7:30 P m. - at the Rutland American Leg ion Pos t Everyone welcome 992-2039 f'amq FOR ALL YOUR HOME FURNISHING, \ FID•• gq, Mrs. Mill•rd V•n Meter Ph. ft2 -2UJ musical ' 'Stng, Amenca, Smg" Thursday, March 18, at 8 p.m. in the school auditoriwn. Favorite songs and dances of Amencans durmg the past 200 years will be featured . First and second graders dressed in appropriate costuming wtll open the musical wtth songs of the coloma! and revolutiOnary periods includmg a dramatization of "A Frog Wen t A'Courtin' .' 1 ''The Virgima Reel" will be danced by the boys and girls of the first and second grades. Third and fourth graders dressed as pioneers, cowboys and cowgirls, will present songs of the western ex:· pansion. The polka wtll be danced by the third grade and fourth graders wtll end their segment with a square dance. A short mmstrel show will be presented by the fifth and sixth grades, followed by song and dances popular during the turn of the century and the present century . Narrators wtll be Ktla Young, s1xth grade, and Mark Holter, fifth grade. The program is under the direcllon of Maxme Whitehead, vo cal musical instructor and the classroom teachers: Doris Well, Paulme Myers, Carolyn Franz, Fred Kessinger , Davtd Chadwell and Grace Weber, prmcipal. Jenny Berkhimer will accompany the numbers on the plano. A donatiOn of 75 cents will be asked at the door . The public is 1nv1led. l'h. Ht-5711 Mississippi Mrs. Parsons presents program Tuesday evening APPLE GROVE - A program on the One Great Hour of Shanng concern mg money for missions was presented by Mrs . Bess Parsons at the Tuesday night meetmg of the Apple Grove United Mcthodtsl Women at the church. Mrs. Parsons read scripture from Isaiah 58 and the group sang "The Magic Penny," with Mrs. Lucille Rhodes giving a poem, "Argument About a Penny " Mrs. Dolly Wolfe had prayer. Mrs. Donna Hill conducted the business meeting with the officets reports being given. It was noted that bonus coupons and postage stamps are sttll bemg saved. A rummage sale was set for April7, Band 9from 9a.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs. Edtth Manuel served refreshments. Attending besides those named were Complete Selection - Now In Stock Mrs. Jona Hupp, Mrs. Stella Jarrell, Mrs. Shirley Ables, Mrs. Florence Smtih, Mrs. Alice Balser, Mrs. Bertha Robinson, Mrs. Eileen Buck, and Mrs. Julia Norns. The birthdays of Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Betty Shiveley were celebrated. Members had a handkerchief shower for Mrs. Shtveley, the minister's wife Open All Day Thursday FRIDAY NIGHTTIL8 Saturday 91i1 s ® SOLID-STATE CHROMACOLOR ® II 23'' In UIC ,.•• , Bold a nd ma ss iv e M editerra n ea n st yled co n sole w1 fh ful l reverse b re akfront base, cast ers. Pecan co lor, with the look of fine d1stre ss1 ng Genu me woo d veneers and select hardwood sol1ds on 1op FFont, en d s and ba se of unr e or Yellow Gold Tl j ~ 1 Je JeweJm.ont F. ' .Y Rmg liiJ 1 am~ J for moth e y erafled ,~ ,, er or.,... ,j; mother 1i r;• and- a;~r, carat . er large 1! 5 ~i~ st gentJme bjrth "',, one Is attr set in tn - actively e cente n , cher1shed ~ _r a er r , •aml/y 1 cpresented b Js genu · YSpt Jne bJrth t delicateJy s ones rOli.Qd h /set to sur- ~t I 11 an er arrest OQe ~ Yoll QUu,to 14 Kt , si mulated woo d matenal So lid Sta te Su per Gold Video Gua rd Tunmg System w1th Synchromaf rc 70 . Position UHF Cha nnel * The RUBENS G4548 Selector AFC . ow or Wh ' . tnounting, lte &'Old OOXOL GAS AND APPLIANCE NEEDS. RIDENOUR At!,~,:nce Chosl4!r, Ohio 985-3307 Gas Service IP"" I The quality goes in ) I Spencer, The door pnze was won by Mrs. Dorothy Myers. Mrs . Jean Summerfield and Mrs. Pauline Ridenour will host the April mee ting. It was reported that Mrs. Mabel Van Meter remains a patient at the Holzer Medical Center. Attending besides those named were Mrs . Thelma White, Mrs . Dorothy Lawson, Mrs Mary Holter, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Erma Cleland, Mrs Jnzy Newell, Mrs. Hattie Frederick, Mrs. Belt~ Roush. Mrs. Letha Wood and Mrs. Ada Morris. Bz'centennial musical e" SALAD See them today at ... ,.;. MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 A candlelight ceremony In celebration of the 64th birthday of Girl &outing in America will be held at S p.m. today at Heath United Methodist Church by the Middleport juniors. In conjunction with the ceremony, the sixth grade girls of the troop will have a "Scouts Own" on freedom as a bicentennial feature. Saturday the troop went skatmg at the Skate-a-Way· and on Sunday attended the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church in celebration of Girl Scout Sunday. POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 180 At the invitation of the Rutland PTA the Pomeroy juniors presented a program on India at the Rutland &hool Monday evening . Slantilal Goradia and his family, natives of India, were participants. Mr. Goradia spoke on the customs of India, and Mrs. Goradla sang and played the tambourine for an Indian dance performed by the scouts, Bhavanna and Shllpa Goradia, Kim Salser, Slawnee Salser, Carolyn Casto, Tammy Capehart, and Cindy Curtis. HARRISONVIlLE BROWNIES 1052 Mrs. Noby Sauvage of Athens, district representative of the Black Diamond Girl &out Council, visite<j the Harrisonville troop Tuesday evening in conjunctiOn wtth a s!D'vey and evaluation of scouting programs in the Council. To open the meeting Katrina ))oQahew led in the pledge and Brownie Promise. The girls began working on their situpons which will be finished next week. Plans were made for the investiture ceremony to take place at Tuesday's meeting Refreshments were served. KurLAND CADETI'ES llf3 An investiture ceremony for three girls, Sheila Fetty, Patti Dugan, and Denise Lambert was held recently by Merle CHESTER - Apract1ce for the district rally was announced for Sunday at 2 p m. at the Chester Elementary School when the Past Councilors' Club of the Daughters of Amenca met Wednesday night at the hall. Mrs. Mar garet Tuttle presided and opened th e meeting with scripture from St. Matthew. The pledge to the flag and the Lord's Prayer were given m Wlison . Mrs Mary Jo Pooler gave the secretary and trea surer 's report. Mrs. Ada Neutzllng and Mrs . Mary Showalter were hos tesses. Games were conducted by Mrs. Goldie Frederick and Mrs Mae • , to feature children Demonstratzon gzven ~~Rc~~g~· .on CIa'1J con~.-atners 1- ' sit-uponswer~finished.Saturd~ythegirlswenttoForkedRun heritage hoUse solulion to a problem. Write Polly In care of this news· paper. twelve inch dish cloth when INFLATION FIGHTER DEAR POLLY - With the stitched on all Sides. I lay one present high prices of square on top of another, grocenes we are all trying to sbtch three sides and then save every where we can. So, turn inside out and stitch the I would hke to pass on a ,fourth Side alter turnmg in money saving tip I have been the unfmished edges. Two or using. When scrambling eggs three rows of stitching, break two m a bowl, add one similar to quilting, made tablespoon mtlk, salt and a across the cloths hold the pmch of bakinK soda and mix p1eces together to make a lightly with a fork . Pour eggs substantial cloth.- MRS. N. m a skillet over low heat and F. DEAR POLLY - Save loss lightly with a fork. From two eggs I get an extra ser- those extra p1eces of wallvmg and they are delictous. paper. They rna ke excellent For the evemng meal we covers for school books that often have scrambled eggs are both decorative and cost with a dash of garlic salt and nothing. 1Polly's note- Such two teaspoons finely chopped covers made of washable or green pepper from the vinyl paper would be a gr•al freezer. Also, I grind up any protection for the books.) leftover ham and use it with CHRIS DEAR POLLY - Those the eggs or sometimes I add sauteed mushrooms and even who roll out their pie crust crumbled leftover bacon. between waxed paper can Coarsely chopped cooked save on paper by seving and chicken hvers with a few using plastic bags (opened chopped olives all make a delightful addition when eggs are served. This makes the base for an economical but delicious meal. Do not forget DO Rl0Ut58 'I the soda as I call 11 my egg "511AM"CUAN lOUR stretcher. - MONA. The minister in his comments commended Coach Wolfe on his team and recognized David and Ed Roush, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, and Dean Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill. Responding , Coach Wolfe talked on priorities for hts team, stating that the church should come first , then the Girl ' s Black Patent tube family , and gra des with sports being fourth. Also recognized by the Rev. Mr. Shiveley was Tracy Mearns, da~hter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spencer, cheerleader at the Letart Falls Elementary &hool. Others who play basketball and attend the local church are Cheryl and Tom Roseberry, Bryan Hunt and John Young. Attending were Mr , and Mrs. Carl Wolfe. Wendy, Trtcia and Megan, Ernest Clark, Early Roush, Dolly Wolfe, Alice Balser, Bertha Robinson, Stella Jarrell , Dallas and Donna Hill, Bess and Dorsey Parsons, Lucille, Mike and Karen Rhodes, Bi,ll Davtdson, Russell, Bernice, Staron, Cindy, David and Ed Roush, Bob and Dee Spencer, Doug Barnett, Tracy Mearns, Joey Roush, Peggy and Aimee Hill, Darrell, Jan and Tracy Norris, Shtrley and Paul Ables, Florence Smith, Stella Sarson, Connie Milliron , and the Rev. and Mrs. Shiveley. devotions. 112 E . Main & Dutton D r ug Store- MiddleportMail Order s F1lled. MA·B Peeve, Polly's Problem or DEAR POLLY- You can save on soap and still be clean by taking the wrapper of! a cake and then let it dry for several weeks before using. Surprising how much longer it lasts. - WANDA. DEAR POLLY - This IS a time for everyone to find any simple and easy way to economize. There is no need to throw away food and staples that seem stale. Put a Hille water in the bottom of your slow cooker and freshen cookies, cake, doughnuts and bread to say nothing of raisins and brown sugar that have hardened in the boxes. -CHARLENE. DEAR POLLY - To help stretch my budget I have made cloths for washing dishes from worn bath towels. From the best parts of a towel! cut.. two thirteen inch squares that will make a UM W sponsors ...G_ir_lfJM~l~Sc-~-iSi~;;-J Amateur gardeners fellowship dinne By char~ne r, discuss plantings REVIVAL PLANNED RACINE - A revival will be held at the Racine First Baptist Church March 21 through March 28 at 7:30 nightly, Guest speaker will be the Rev. Don Walker. Special singing. Public welcome to attend. Sorry, Grandma, No Help! . ....·. ' .."' ' By IIden Bolle! DEAR HELEN : I just returned from visiting my daughter and her family. Buckeye South 50 Helen, she lets those children run around barefoot in the CLASS A middle of winter. They go outside without caps and mittens, At columbus Newark Cath 72 Danville 63 and sometimes not even sweaters! Col Hartley 54 Card ingt on 43 When I remonstrated, she said, "When a mother tells her At Canton Cuyahoga Hg t s 84 Richmond child w put on a sweater, it means SHE'S cold. They'll wrap up Hg ts 71 if they're uncomfortable." · So uthern Loca 1 46 Dalton 45 Please write a colwnn about dressing warmly to avoid colds. The way those children, avoid heavy clothin_g and SATURDAY bedroom slippers, it's a wonder they haven't been stck aU JUNIOR AMERICAN winter. More like a miracle! - GRANDMA Legion Aux ihary , Drew DEAR GRANDMA: Webster Post 39, Saturday, The point is : your grandchildren HAVEN'T been stck all 1:30 p.m. at t~e hall. winter and the reason is : they didn't catch germs. Had those BOX SOCIAL with little villains "connected," no amount of heavy clothing would husbands as guests when have made the kids inunune. Preceptor Chapter , Beta Ukewise, going barefoot and sweaterless in chilly weather StgmaPhi Sorority meets at 7 won't promote colds - not unless prolonged exposure lowers p m Saturday at the home of resistance. (And I'm sure we're not talking about poor litUe Lillian Moore . Social waifs in the storm.) Sorry, Grandma, I can't "write a column about dressing replaces regular meehng ; beverage and dessert to be warmly to avoid colds." Clothes don't make the victim : germs do !- H. provided. SUNDAY DISTRICT 13, Daughters of , DEAR HELEN : Thank you for printing my request. Amenca , rally practice, 2 And thanks to all your readers who sent Betty Crocker p m. Sunday at the Chester coupons so that we could replace Xenia H1gh School's Grade &hool. All diStrict gymnasium equipment, lost in the big 1974 tornado. officers and team members This is to advise you of the successful complellon of my urged to be present. project. I have reached my goal of one nullion coupon pomts, MONDAY which will give us $5,000 worth of gym equipment. MEIGS COUNTY Churches Please tell your many readers how very much I appreciate of Chnst Men's Fellowship ,all the support they have given. Their response was Monday at Z10n Church of overwhelming. Without their generostty, I could never have Christ , 7:30 p m . made it. Students of Xenia High School will be forever grateful Representahves from each to the many wonderful people throughout the United States, church urged to attend. including Hawaii. - JANICE L. WITLEY, Xenia, Ohio. 01\GANIZAttonai meet· DEAR JANICE : tng of Ftve Points Thanks for writing. lt's good to be reminded agam that my Leaders Club at Roy Holter readers, as always, are amazingly responsive to any call lor home, F1ve Points, 7 to 6:30 help. Excellent people, my readers! - H. p m Monday ; all interested DEAR HELEN · persons welcome . "No Longer Pennsylvania Dutch" mourned that . RACINE PTO regular meetmg, 77 :30 p.m Monday there was no real word for a native American (who isn't at Racine Elementa ry Indian) and chided us for saying we were of "Scotch-Irish" or School, first three grades wtil "French" or "German" descent, even though we dated back to present program; refr esh· the Revolution . He asked for new word to describe us. How ments by mother s of third about "USAAN,"pronounced "You-Say-An"? That would give us a true nationality - something "Amen can " lacks, graders CANDYSTRIP ERS AT because that could include both North and South America , of Veterans Memorial Hosptlal which U.S.A is only a small part -GEORGE . DEAR HELEN : cafeteria, 7 p.m Monday. "Pennsylvania Dutch" has a problem. Anyone who IS MEIGS-G ALL! A Chapter ashamed to proudly and loudly proclaim "I am an Amencan '" OCSEA wtll meet Monday, 8 doesn 't deserve to be a citizen of these United States. If that p m al the Guiding Hand implies a "super-patriotic flag-waVer," why not! What would School. be more appropnate m our centennial year? - ELMER. DEAR ELMER : ' TUESDAY This country was formed by European imnugrants - so LADIES AUXILIARY of why shouldn't we give credit to our forebears• The only person Rutland Fire Departmen t who can truly call himself American is the !nd1an, who has Tuesday at 7·30 p.m. at fire been shamefully npped off by the white man. In our attempt to Civilize the Indian, we vtrtually house All members urged to destroyed him. When will the neglect end ? - R.I.W. attend. N ew anniversary kS: 9:30 to 2 to S (CLOSE THURS.J-EAST COURT· • ,, S- The Paneroy Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pome~oy, 0 .• Friday, March 12, 1976 1976 I befo~e th e name goes on® �6- The Pomeroy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Fridav. March 1?. 197r. THE S ALVATION 1 IS Butternut ARMY A\le , and Mn The scene from the H1ll lt's up to him lo 1ntorm the rest of us. and 1n these complicated t1mes, that 1~n 't easy. But h1s job Is commumcatton, to get the facts , to giVe them to us stra1ght. MORSE CHAPEL Worsh•p 11 a .m , Church Sc hoo l 10 a m PORTLAND Worship 30 P m , Church Schoo l 9 · 31) am SUTTON - Church School 9 30a m Worsh i p 1st and Jrd Sundavs 10 JD a .m NORTHEAST CLUSTER R ev Robe rt Meece , 9 d5 a m . • Sundav eve-ning •worshtp , 7 p m Pon,erov En\IDY TUPPERS PLAINS RlP,. Wm1ng off•cers tn CHRISTIAN CHURCH charge Sunday hot mess Eugene U nderwood pastor meeting 10 a m , Sunday Howard Caldwell . J, Sunday s.c hoot , 10 30 am leader Sc hool Supt • Sun day School. YPSM Eloise Adams , 1 30 9 30 am , Morn ing Sermon, p m sat\l a1 10n mee11ng 10 10 a 01 Sunday evening POME I lTV HOLINE Lad•es H ome League , 12 noon serv•ce 7 p m Rev w pastor H<l rr is on liE.> , ev 11 to 1 p ,rn , ThUrsday , prayer LETART FALLS UNITED Roy Mayer , school M i nley , Pet stor Ht'nrv 'l)eellng and Btb le study , P~stor n1 BRETHREN Rev supt Churcll school. 9 ' 15 Sunday School Sup ! Sun day Th ursday 7 JO p m Denn• s Creegar, Freela nd Norr1 s , pasfor . a m ; worsh•P serv1ce, 10 2J Scho ol 9 JO c1 m Assoc . M.ntstu E t>n ing f.lo yd Norris , supt Sunday a m Youth cho1r reh earsal worSh ip 7 10 p m Prt~ycr MIDDLEPORT JOPPA - Worship 10 am , <lnd school , 9 30 am .. morning Monday 'J JO p m under Pra•se serv tc e ThtJr sdaY ' 30 MT MORIAH BAPTIST Church Sc hool9b m, Prayer sermon , 10 ' 30 am , Pra yer d ir ection of Mary Sk•nner , Corne r F'our l t'l and Ma,n, Meettng Wednt;!Sday 8 p m serv 1ce, Wed ncsda 7 · 30 p m sen•or ch o tr rellcar sat 7 30 p "' LONG BOTTOM Wor SYRACUSE FIRST M•ddle porl Rev Henry Key , CHESHIRE ' CHURCH OF p m Thursday wtth Mrs Paul CHURCH OF GOO Jr . p astor Sund ay Sc hool , Shtp 9 111m Sunday School ~ev GOD OF PROPHECY - G p N ease d tr ector a m • Mrs Er-on 9 4S am • Prav er Meehng George.> Oiler . pas tor Sunday 9 JO Smllh , pa st or Sunday Sch ool, POMEROY CHURCH OF SChOOl Wednesday 7 . 30 p m 9 J5 am morn"'9 Baumga rdn er , sup! . Morn1ng 10 a m • Arthur Henson . THE NAZARENE Corn er preach rng worSh•P · 10 J~ am NORTH BETHEL 11 a m Su p! , Mornmg Worsh1p , 11 Un 10n and Mulberry Rev JEHOVAH ' S W I TNESSES WorS h ip II am , Chu r ch evange!ISI!C serv 1ce 7 JO p 111 am . Yo ung P e op le's serv ice, Clyde V H enderson . pa stor - La rry Carnahan . pre s1 d 1n g Scho ol 10 am Prayer lllf'E:'trng Thursaa.., 7 p m • evening service. 7 30 Sun day school. 9 30 am , G l en fllln•Sier Sun day , B1ble ALFRED Sun day Schoo l 7 30 p "' p m Wed n esday M id Week McC l u ng sup! morn,ng re. ~ JO ~ m . Watc h 9 45 am , worShiP 11 a m , toc ru POMEROY WESTSIDE Prayer Serv• ce , 7 30 p m , wor Sh ip, 10 30 am , evenmg CHURCH OF CHRIST, 700 W towN study, 10 JO a m • Prayer mee t 1ng Wednesday Youth meetmQ . 6 JO p m , serv.ce . 7 30 . mid week Mc11n St Tuesdav , B•ble study 7 30 'f 45 p m , UMW 3rd Tuesday Jerry Paul Even tn g worShip , 7 30 p m se r v1ce Wednesd a y , 7 30 p rn p m Thu rsda y f11•n•st ry B p m m lniSfCr phOIH' 992 1666 C H ESTER C H URC H OF GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Conser11a1 rvl' school 7 .lO p m . serv•c e REEDSVILLE sund ay non THE NAZARENE R ev Rev Haro l d Dee t h , r ec t or mee t ma 8 30 P m Sc hooi9 . JOa m worship 7•30 mstrumenlal Sunday war Herbert Grate , pastor CHURCH p p M 1· Church servtces 10 30 a n'i • sh tp , 10 .1 111 B1ble study 11 OFMIDDLEPORT CHRIST I N CHR I STIAN m ' rayer ee mg 7 30 WorShip sennce , l l am and Ho l y commt1n 1on fir st Sunday a m p m Tu esday, UMW 7 30 worShi p 6 p m WE'd l JO p m Sunday Sundav of montll churc h schoo l , 10 30 _nesday Orb le sludy 7 p m UNION - Lawrence Mantey , p m ls i Ttwrsday Sc hool, 9 JO am . Ri!:hard am f or nur serv throuah 11 pastor . Mrs Russell YounQ , SI LVER R ID GE Wor Barton . supt Prayer mee t 1ng , POMEROY CHU RCH OF Sun day Sch oo l Supt Sunday sh•P 10 am cnu r ch Sc hool 9 RUTLAND FREEWILL Sc hool 9 30 a rn Wednesday , 7 lO p m EvE.'nmg am 11 BAPTIST Roger Turner • BR A DF OR D C HUR C H OF worsh•P 7 30 Wed n esday TU P PERS PLA IN S CHRIST J ack Perry, am , worsh 1p , 10 30 am , pastor Super.ntendent , Dovle prayer mee r.ng 7 30 P m Worsh1p 9a m Ch urch Scho ol Su nday sc hool 10 m 1nts! E!' r Sunday School 9 JO MT MORIA H CHURCH OF 10 am _ adult worsll•P servtce and Hud son Mornmg wors1'1 1p 11 GOO mornmg ctwrch 10 30 Ractne Rou te 2, t h e KENO CHURC H OF am young people 's meeting, 7 30 n m p m Co mbmed Btbl e stud y am Sun day even •ng serv 1ce Rev James M Muncy CH RIST - George Fre der• ck, am Sunday even1ng serviCe , 7 30 Wednesday B1ble study , P<lSfOr Sunday scho oL 9 45 supt and prayer meettng , Wed Se r v 1ce week ly. V 30 7 JO p m Wednesday serv tee, 7 30 p m nesday , 7 30 p m a m . mornmg worsh 1p , 11 am on SundaY Pr.each1ng Rpm OLD OE)(TER BIBLE am (AliRE[ Ci i FF - FR~ T H E SA L VATIO N ARMY evenmg worsh 1p , 7 30 ftrst and th1rd Su ndeys of Envoy Ray W W• n •ng, o ff tcer CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Pray e r meet1ng , Tue sday , mont h by ( l l ffoid Sm1th ~ 30 ME THODI ST C HUR C H Sunday 7 30 p m Rev r loyd r Shook , pas tor Young p e op le's am 1n charge Sunday , 10 am , Ron Terry , pastor Hot mess meel1ng . 10 30 am , sc h ool 10 a m . Mrs Worley meet1ng , 7 30 p m Thursday HOBSON CHR I STIAN Lloyd Wr 1g1'1t , Sunday Schoo l supe r 1ntendent Sun di!ly School Young Fran crs . MI D D L EPORT FI R ST U N ION Da rr el l Do ddrtlt. Supt , Mornmg Worship 9 30 Sunday Sch oo l 10 . 20 a People ' s L eg1on , 1 p m , Morn .ng worsh1 p , 11 am BAPTIST - Corner Slldh and pa s tor Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 a m Wednesday Prayer and Th ursday , 1 to 3 p m . Lad•es Sunday eventng serv1ce, 7 30 P almer . I h e Rev P e t er am Leonard G1lmor e, f 1rs1 m GRAHAM U NI TED Grandal , Sunday Hom e L ea g ue. 7 p m Prep pa sto r Danny eld er even1ng serviCe. 7 30 B1ble Study 7 30 p m METHOD I S'J. Pre ach1 ng Th ompso n , $up e rtnlendent p m c lasses Wednesday prayer even1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m Cho•r Pra c r•ce T h u r sday , 7 p ST . PAU L LUTHERA N 9 30 a m , ftrsl and sec ond Sunday School WMPO R a d10 m eet 1ng , 7 30 p m CHUR C H , Corner o f Sund ays o f each month lh •rd program 7 45 a m Sunday MT M OR IAH C!-t URC H OF D EXTER CH U RC H OF Sy c amore and Sec ond Sts, and l our th Sunda y s eac h Sc hoo l 9 15 a Ill Morn m g GO D - Rac1 ne Route 2 Th e CH R I ST Char l es Russ e d Pomeroy , Th e R ev W1ll•am mont h worSh•P serviCe at 1 30 WorShip JO 15 a m Youth Rev Char l es Hand pastor M1ddtes warth Pastor Sunday p m Wednesday even 1ngs at a c t1vt t tes and fellowsh i p for Sund ay sc hoo l 9 45 a m , Sr , rnm•sl er . Norman C Wil l , s.upl . Sunday school. 9 30 Sc hool al 9 45 a m and 7 30 Pra ver and B1ble Study tuni o r and se n•or ht Qh mornm g wor sh1p , 11 am worsh i p se rviCe 10 30 SEVENT H - D AY AO · stu d ents , 6 p Church Serv1c es 11 a m m Su nday Ey enmg .. erv1ces. Tuesday am am . B1b le study . Tuesday VE NTI ST, Mulbe rry He 1gh1s e v en mg wor Ship 7 30 p m SA CRE D H EART Rev and F rtday , 7 30 p m Pomeroy Pastor Fath e r Paul D We llon , Road , M1d week prayer SNVICes , BE A RWALLOW R ID GE 7 30 p m R EO R GA NI ZED CH URC H Ge ra rd Seto n Sabbalh Sc h oo l We dn esd ay 7 30 p m pastor Phone 992 2825 CHURC H OF C H R I ST - D oug JES U S C HRI ST OF Su per rn t en den t, C lara Sa t urday evenmg Ma ss 7 30 C H URC H O F C HRI ST , Se aman . m •n•s t er B1ble OF Mci nt yre . Sa bbath Sclloo l , M i dd leport. 5th and Ma 1n , stu dy , 9 30 am , mornmg LA TTER DAY SA INT S Sunday Mass . a an d 10 am Ractne Road ConfeSSIOn , Satur da y, 7 7 30 Salurday aft ernoon al 2 00, Geo rge G l az e, m•n1Ster , worsh1 p 10 30 am . evenmg Portla n d wfth Wo r sh• p se rv iCe om J am es Shee ts , super 1n wor sht p , 8 p m . Wednesday Wlil1am Rou sh . p.as t or Denny E v ans , Sunday Schoo l , PO ME RO Y FI RST BAP · follow .n g ar 3 1 ~ ten dent B1b le school. 9 30 , n 1q h t B•ble study 8 p m D•re.ctor Sunday Sch oo l . 9 30 Rev Ra l ph Zundel , T I ST RU TL A ND FI RST 8 AP· am, mo r n1n g worShip, 10 30 I M T OLI VE CH U R CH - a m , Mornrng worShip, 10 JO past o r Wlll 1am Watson . T IST C HU RC H - Rev Roger am , even mg wo r sh1p 7 30 Long Bottom . Sund ay Scllool . Sunday sc hO o l s upt , Sun d ay F ord Jr , pa s tor Dr ewy pray er serv •ce. 7 p m Wed 10 a m wllll W tllard P igotL , am • Sunday e>~e n . n g servt ce 7 p m Wednesday even mg sc hool , 9 30 am BY F 6 Go r e supl Su nda y schoo l ne sday , sup ! Evangel!st.c m ess age B 1bte study , Wed p m 9 30 am mo rnmg wor s1'11p MIDDL E PO R T CHUR C H eacn SLJnday evenmg , 7 30 by ' prayer se r v1ces 7 30 p m B E THL E H E M BAP TI ST ~ nesday , 7 p m , chotr pra ct 1ce, 1n 45 a m OF TH E N AZA R ENE - Rev Elder Russell Cl tne mmtster Earl Slluler , pas t or We d nesday , 8 30 p m Don Co le, pastor . M r s Ma r y of th e Apo stolic Fcu t h B1ble 1 ' Re\1 Worsh1p serv•Ce , 9 30 am , Lathey , Sun day school supt St udy Wedne sday , 7 30 p m BURLIN G H A M C HU RC H TH E HI LAN D CH APE L , Sun day sc hoo l 10 30 am , S TI VERSV IlL E C OM Sunday school, 9 30 am , _ R e v Bob by E lk in s paslor G eo rg e Cas to pa s lor Sunday - S ib l e s ru ay ana ~:~re~yer morn mg worshiP 10 30 am . M U N I TY CHUR C H - Su n day ser"•ce Thurs d ay , 7 30 p rn Sunday sc h ool. 10 a m Sc hool Q 30 a m , e\lenlng Sunday eva n ge t i Si tc mee t 1n g , sc hool serv •ce, 10 a m •' wors h1 pserv1Ce Jl a m and7 w o r sht p l 30 Thursday CARl t ION C HUR C H 7 30 p m Prayer mee t mg . Prayer meet1ng , Thursday , 7 K m gsbury Road Gary K 1ng , p m Wed n esday even1ng eve n ing pray er se rv• c:e . 7 30 111 W~ d nesday 7 30 P rl1 p m , Sunday even1 n g serv tce • ._.,. .. ,,;p 7 om .... · P pas t or Sunday schooL 9 30 UNITED PRESB Y TERIAN l om am .. even1ng wor Sh ip , 7 30 P OM E ROY F I RST RAC IN E AP O STOLI C MINI S TRY OF MEI GS ZIO N CHURCH OF p m Prayer meelmg Wed SOU T HERN B APTI ST - 282 CHURC H Tho mas L COUNT Y - Dw1g1'1 ! L Zavll z CHRIST P ome r oy nesday , 7 30 p m Mulberry A v e afli11al e d H olme <; pastor Evangei1S I 1C ~l re qo r ___ Har r i SOnville RClad , M1ke W1th S B C Gary Ba sham , LONG BOTTOM se rv1ce Sunday 7 30 p m H A RR I SON V ILL E PR ES· G1rton , pastor . Bil l McElroy , Sun d ay Sun day sc hool sup! CHRI STIAN Br u c e Sm1t h pr c1yer m eet m g Tuesday } 30 B YTE R 1 A N Rev Sunday sc hoo l sup I Sun dav school. ~ JO am mornmg pastor Wa l lace Damewood: p m B•ble study Thur sday Er.nest Str1ck l 1n, pas t or sc h ool. 9 30 a m • mo rn mg wors h ip 10 30 am , eve n .ng Supt B1b le Schoo l 9 JO am 7 30 p m Sunday cllu r ch sch oo l, 9 30 worshtp and commun1on , wors n 1p 6 JO p m B •ble Preach1 n g serv•ce , 10 45 am , Mr s H om er Lee, sup! , 10 30 a m , Sunday evening a m st udy Wednesday 7 30 p m N o evenmg se r v•c e C :-u'r~'f: A yat COMMUN I TY mor n 1n g worship , 10 30 youtn Ch n s t1an Endeavor . R UN F "REE . H YSE LL F A IRP LAY C H APEL , M I DD LE PORT Su nday 6 30 P m • worsh tp servtce. ;,undday Sc t>oot , IOLaa n~ s~~,'~fc ME TH O DI ST C HUR C H located on Me,gs Co un t y sc h oo l 9 30 am , R1chard 7 JO P m W e dnesday u Y Wednesday , 7 30 m Paul N e vill e pas t or Road 1 o f f e!lh er J25 or 12J Vaugllan sup! Morn 1ng •evenmg prayer meet1ng and r Rev fh3~rch servrces Saturdfy at Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m , Pa s to r Rev Th ero n wo r Ship, 10 30 am 81ble st udy , 7 30 p m Youth meef•ngs a t D urllam Sunday Sc h oo l 10 1 P P mrn Wllh SY R A C U SE Morn m g ST J O HN LUTH E RAN Morn1ng se r v• ce, 10 30 am, Rasco 6 ~5 p m am worsh1p se rv tce. 7 30 worshtp , 9 am , sun d ay C H URC H . P1ne Grove The you t h s e rv1 ce Be lrnda F"r f e, l eaders e and p m Sunday Pr a y er sc h oo l. 10 a m M r s Sam pson Rev William M •dd les war tll . Evangells t rc sf'. rV ICe 7 30 p m Tllursday , mee11ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ha ll , supt Pastor Chur ch Serv •ces 9 30 Prayer mee t .ng FA ITH TA BER N AC L E 7 JO p rn youth s erv •c;e, 7 3() p m C HUR C H Batley Run - · am Sunday Sc h oo l 10 30 am RUTLAND CHURCH 0 ·F FR E E DOM GOSPEL F rtday B R ADBUR Y C HUR C H OF Road Re v Emmett Rawson . Rev James D C H R t ST B1ble School. 9 30 MISS ION a t Ba l d K nob Rev pastor Handley Dunn , sup! , uyn n . pa s to r Sunday am mornmg wo r sh 1p 10 30 E J Gr1tt1th , su pt o l c llurch Sunday sc hool , 10 am L R Gluesencamp , sc ll o ol , 10 a m Sunday am Sun day eVen1n9 worsh 1p Rev Sund ay eve n1ng se rvtce . wors h 1p I I am. Su n day serv 1ce. 7 p m . ch ot r p r a c t tc e pastor , Roge r Wil lf r ed Sr , 7 30 , B•bte teach 1ng 7 30 e ven~ng s erv•ce, 7 p m W edn esd ay 7 p m R ev Jeff Sunday Schoo l sup! Sun day p m Thu r sd ay Wedn es day wo r sh1p s erv •ce, Ranson Pastor school. 9 ,3 0 a m . pray e r meeting Tu esday , 7 30 p rn 7 30 P m A NTIQUIT Y B A PTIS T yout h rne e tmg . 6 p m Sunday . HAZ E L C OMMUNIT Y Rev F reel and NorriS , pa stor C HURCH N ear L o n g Sunday school 10 am . lea d ers Ada van M ei er and Grella Sullie Su nday f!vening Bottom .. j::dset Hart, pas t or Ch u r c h se rv• ce , 7 p m 7 p m through Su nd ay sch d'Ol. 10 a . m , 1Wednesday B1bl e St udy , 7 worsh•P w 1nte r months Cllurc h . 7 JO p m , p raye r om MT HERMON CHUR C H CURE OUR INFmMmES meet1ng, 7 30 p m T hu r sd ay RACINE C HUR C H OF TH E TH E UNITED MIDDLE P ORT P E N· N AZ AREN E - Rev Joh n A OF In tlle Lenten Season 1976, let us ponder tlle words of a TE COSTAL - Th 1rd Avf'., the Cottman pastor S unday BRETHREN IN CHRIST prayer of Da VId found in Psalm 144: 12-15 Rev Wll l tam Kn•lle t pastor School 9 30 a m • Geral d Rev James H Leach . p as tor , Ronald D ugan , Sunday Schoo l Wel ls.supl Mo rn 1ng Wo r sh •p . Sun day school, 9 30 a rn , Spence r su p l , 10 30 a . m , Su n day eventng Russe ll Su p t Cl asses f or al l ages "May our sons m thetr youtll even1ng serv ice, 7 30 , B 1ble w o r sh1 p 7 30 , P r ayer Wo r sh ip serviCe, 10 45 a m be like plants full grown, s tu d y , We dnesa d ay , 7 30 meet1 n g Wed n esd a y , 7 30 p E;:ven 1n g wo r ship all erna r mg W1l h c E a t 7 30 p m on you t h se r v1ce s Fnday , \ m p m Our daughters like corner pillars Sun d a y Praye r meeh n g, 7' 30 R ACINE FIR ST BAPTI ST p 7 30o m m Wedne s d ay, .1\ lf r ed cut out for tlle structure of a palace' MIDDLEPORT Don L Wa l ke r , Pas tor , Wo lf e lay leader May our garners be full , FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronn 1e Salser, Sunday sc h oo l " WHITE ' S CHAP EL Corner As h and Pl u m . N oe l supf , Sunday schoo l , 9 30 providmg all ma nner of store; Coo l v il l e R 0 Rev Roy He rr mann , p astor Satur d ay am , morn m g wo r sh 1p , 10 40 Dee ter , pa stor Su nday sc hool , May our sheep brmg fort h tllousands even1ng sery tce , 7 30 p m . am , Su n day even 1n g 9 JO a m . wo r ship serv1c e Su n day sc h oo l. 10 a m • worsh 1p , } 30 Wednesday and ten tho usands m our fields; 10 JO am B1b le st udy a n d Sunday eventng worsh1p , 7 30 even mg B•b l e s tudy , 7 JO pray er servte e We dn es da , May our cattle be heavy with young, P m D A NVILL E W ES L EY AN ~. l 30 p m suffering no mischance or fmlure m bearing; M E I GS R ev Lelon Glasure . pa st or RUTLAND Sunday Sclloo t. 9 JO am , ( QO PE R A TIVE PARI SH R \JT[ANO CHURCH OF May there be no cry of complainmg in our streets! THE UNIT E D you t h and t un lOr you t h ser C HRI ST ~ Rod K as t e r Happy tlle pe<Jple to whom such blessmgs fa ll • M E THODIST CHURCH v1ce . 6 45 p m eve n1ng pastor , V H Braley . Sunday R ob er t T Bum ga rn er , wor s h •P l 30 p m pray e r schoo l supt Sunday sc hoo l Happy the pe<Jple whose God 1s the Lord I" (R.S V. ) Dtrec t or an d pra1 se . Wednesday 7 30 9 30 am . wor Sh i p servrce Dm P OM EROY CLUSTER an d commun•on , 10 JO am R ev Rob ertH a yd en S ILV E R RUN F RE E yout h mee t mg . 6 p m , Sunday We could surely claim the blessings hsted here for the Rev D Wm Sv d en sfnck er BAPTI ST ~ M1 1e s T r ou t , evenmg se r v 1ce 7 regular people of our community and nation today; yet how easy it 1s CHESTER - Worsh 1p 9 15 p astor, Su n d ay School, 10 bour d 111f!e t mg t h1rd Sa l ur for us to cease to be tha nkful. We know that complaming is am Chur c h School 10 am am , L eon Mil l er. sup t day, 7 p m E RO Y -r Wors h1 p Even• n g serv1ce, 7 p m , unwelcome mall quarters; yet every child soon learns that the Jb P30O M RUTLAND COMMUNITY a m Ch ur c h SchOo l 9 15 'P r ave r mee t mg , T ll urs ct ay 7 CHURCH -- Sund a y Sch ool best way to a ttract attention is to loudly complam. But the sad am UMYF 6 30 p m ' p m 9 30 .l m , wo r sh •P serv~ee, 11 ' E NTERPRISE - Worshtp CH ES TER C HURCH OF truth is that some of us never outgrow this attitude a m , Wednesday p r aye r m Ch urch Sc hOo l 10 a m GOD- Rev BClb b y Po rt er, meelmg . 7 30 p m , youth Even m our religious life, tllere is the subtle temptation to 9 aROCK SPRINGS pa stor Sunday sc h oo l 9 30 serv~ces, Sun day. 7 p m complam a bout the Church as though it were something other Wors1'11p 10 am Ch u r ch a m , worshtp serv•ce, 11 Sun day n1g h t wo r ship , 7 30 , evenmg serviCe . 7 30 and separate from us . Laymen sometimes cnllcize their pScmh oo l ll am UMY F 6 30 am RUTL A ND C HU R <.n .. yout h serv1ce, Wed n esday , THE NA ZA RE N E Rev minister , wherea~ muusters too often fmd endless fault with FLATWOOD S WorSh i p l 30 p m 11 am Ch u r ch Sc h oo l 10 am LAN G SVILL E CHRI STIAN Lloyd 0 Gr 1mm, Jr , pa stor tlletr laymen. MIDDL E PORT CLU STER CHUR C H Ted Jones, Sunday school. 9 30 a m Therefore we ask ourselves , "Is there not a more Rev Ro be r t Bumg arn e r pastor Sunday schoo l. 9 30 worShi p serv1c e 10 30 a m br oadcast l1ve ov er WMPO HEATH Wor sht p 10 30 am . Roy Sr gm an , supt constructive manner of nurturing our faith." youn g peop le's se r v 1ce. 6 JS a' m Church Sc h oo l 9 30 am mornrng worS h ip , 10 30 We are aware tllat a cymcal disposition often creates UMYF 6 p m Sunday even 1ng serv1ce . 7 30. ev ange11S t 1c service , 1 30 p m Pr ayer mee t mg , W e dnesday, confus1on and overlooks one important difference between thl?· RUTLAND J e ff rey m1d w e ek s ervtce . Wed l 30 p m , MISSIOnary Oturch and otlier organizations of its ' kind. Social Ge r ber , Pas t o r Wo r s h ip ...ne:sday, 7 30 p m first 10 30a m Ch urc h Sc h oo l 9 30 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF mee t1 ng. 7 30 p m Wednesday o f mon t h organizations are people-eentered ; the Church is God- am TH E NA ZA R E N E Rev MASON COUNT Y SYRACUS E CLUST E R Dal e Ba ss, pa s t o r Bob centered . It's not difficult to get cymcal and disheartened , if MAS Ci ~ ·I ~S T BAP T I ST M o or e Su nday sc t'l oo l su pt , R e v Rt c hard E J a rv1 s Se con d an d t"'o . n~'roy St s, ' we see the Church only as an association of people. People are · Wors h1p 11 Sunday sc hool c la sses f or a l l A S BURY Stan Cr a 1g pa stor Sur.d a v discouraging a t times and often become self-centered. In ?, m Ch u r c ll Sc hoo l 9 50 am a ges, 9 30 a m , mo rntng scho ol 9 45 am worShi P uMW f 1 r st Tues d ay wor st11p , 10 45 a m , N Y P S. theological terminology, they are sinful . servtee 11 am , tr a m 1n g FO JHT RUN - Wo r sh tp' 9 6 30 p m , e v an ge li sltc ser to n, 6 30 p m , even 1n g But isn't this what the Church is about' Certamly 1ts a m Cllurc ll Schoo l 10 am v tc e, 7 30 p m Pra y er an d Un worsh ,p se r v 1ce , 7 30 p m UMW th trd Wednesday 7 30 f a st mg T ues d ay , 10 a m , M 1d members are not perfect. Charles Morrison even called us a Mt d week p r ayer serv 1ce. p m wee k p r aver se rvi ce, We d Wednesday , 7 30 p m "society of smners " But do doctors ever complain because MINE RSV ILLE - Wo r Sh ip nes d ay, 7 30 p m , m en's MASON C HUR C H OF 10 a m Cllu r ch Sclloot ll am pra yer mee t tng , Sa turda y, 7 CHRIST, P 0 BO)( 481 M1 ller tllose lo whom they minister are sick? Maybe , as Olrishans, UMW lh1rd Monday 7 30p m p m , miSSI On a r y m eet i ng . St Mason , W Va Sunday we should stop frettmg about the fa ults and sms of others for SYRACUSE Chu r c h sec ond W edn esda v . 7 30 p m B•ble Stu dy 10 a m Wo r sh •p are that 's why we are here 1 It 's our job, clear and simple! Schoo l 9 30 am Worshi p UNTrE"O F AITH NON · 11 am and 7 p m B 1b l e St u d y DE NO M IN A TIONAL Rev the body of Otrist, ministering 1D the needs of others . "For God servtce 7 30 P m Wednesday 7 p m , Voca l SOUTHERN CLUSTER Robert Sm1 t 1'1 . pas t or Sunday m us.c sent not His Son mto the world to condemn the world ; but that R ev . How a rd Shtvel e y schooL 9 30 a m c l ass F I RS T SOUTH E RN R e v St eve n Wtl son 1 d L H 111 th~ world through Him might be saved." He came " to bmd up BAPTIST - Corner of Sec ond • wors htp Rev. Z elia K r u szews kt ea er . eo an d Ander son , Mason Pas t or, th~ brokenhearted, proclaim liberty to captives, open the BETHANY -.. ( D or cas) ~e;o·~e~~ 10 30 am : ch ur c h Wa l te r C lou d Sun d ay Sch oo l , prtson to them that are bound. " WorS h ip 9 30 a m Cll urc h E D E N U N I T E D 9 ' 45 am wo r sh t p se r vice , 11 Sc h oo l 10 30 am • BR E THR E N IN CHURI ST am an d 7 30 p m Weekl y May tlle Lord cure our infirmities, pardon our offenses, CARMEL - C ll u r c ll Sc ll oo l E ld e n R Bla k e p as l or Btbl e st udy, We dnesday 1 30 lighten our burdens, and enrich our poverty; tllrough Christ 9 30 a m Wo r sh 1p 10 30 am Su nd ay Sc h oo l to a m , Pm 2nd an d 4t h Sundays Howard McCoy, su pt , out Lord, Amen . - Dwight L Zavitz, Pastor-Director, United MASON A SSE MBL Y OF APPLE GROV E - Sund ay Mo r n 1n g serm on. 11 am , GOD, Dud di n g Lane f•lason , ' Presbyterian In Me1gs County. Sc h oo l 9 JO am Wo r st1 1p 7 30, Su n dav n ig ht serv1ces W Va, Chesler T ennan t p m 1st an d Jrd Sund avs. Chr1sllan Endeavor , 1 30 Pastor Sunday Sc h ool 9 ~ 5 Prayer meelmg Wednesd ay p m Son g serv~ee , H p m , am . Ch i ld r en '" Ch urch 6 q5 7 30 p .m Fe ll owSh ip supper P reachmg a 30 p m Mtd P m . Young Pe opl e 's Ser v1ce f •rs l Sa t ur (l (\y 6 P m UM)N Week Praye r meel•ng p m , EvangeiiS II C 6 J5 2n dT u esday730pm, • "'ednt!'scfay ,' 'f pm , Ray Ser v 1ce 1 30 p m . Women •s On th1s day m history: The Almanac E A ST L E TART - Church Adam's', '.l ay ' lea def M1ssiona r y Counci l 10 a m hoo l lS I 2nd , 3rd Sundays, . CHU R CH OF J E SlJ S l •r st and thir d Tuesdays United Press lnten•allonal In 1912, the first Girl Scout Sc 9 30 am Fovrt ll Sun day C H R I S T Locate d at P r aye r a nd B ible Stu dv . of America troop was 10 30 am Wo r sh •P 2n d Rutl and on New Ltma Roa d , W ednesd a y, 7. 30 p m Today IS Friday, March 12, organized in Savannah , Ga .,. Su n .:tav 7 30 p m 4t h Sun d ay ne:o:l t o Fo r esl Acre Pa r k , Ray Rouse. pas t o r , 9 30 am • Pr ayer Meetin g Rev the 72nd day of 1976 with 294 by Mrs. Juliette Gordon Wednesday J 30 P m UMW Robe r t Musser , Sund a y Schoo l HARTF O ttD CHU RcHo r In 1933, after eight days in 's l Tuesday 7 JO P m su p! Sun day scllool 10 30 to follow . CHR 1ST m Chr l st 1ah Union · WESLt':YAN ( R atclne) a• m , worshi p 1 30 p ~ Btb l e The moon is approaching' office, President Franklin D. Sun d ay , Schoo l 10 a 1"{1 (• study Wednesttay, 7 30 p m , Th e Rev W lll 1am Cam pb e ll. · Sund a y Sch ool. 9 30 P"S i or !Ill; full phase. . • ' Roosevelt addressed llie -· W or ShiP 11 am • J r UMYF ~pt u rday 111qhl prt1y r:- r SP.r am Ja mes H u g ll es, s upl f Wed n esday 9 30 P m , B• bl e ' v~~;e , 7 10 p m f The morning stars are ' nation m the first of his many StUd eve n ing se r v tce, 1 30 p m y Th u r !id ay 1 p m Ch otr. HEM L 0 C K GROVE radio "Fireside Olats." ' Mercury and Venus. Pra c t tee T h u r sd a y 8 P m CHRISTIAN Rog e r ' Wednesd ay ev en ing pr a y er t1ng 7 . 30 p m Y ou t h I In 1938, Germany invaded i, LETA RT FALLS - Ch u,rch Wat son , p a sto r, Walla te pmee The evening stars . are raye r se r v •ce e~c h Tu es d a y ~c hoo l 1s t , 2nd , 3rd Sun d a ys B r adfor d , s upt , morning Austria . FAIRVIEW BIBLE Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. 10. 15 a m 4th Sunday 9 15 wor sh ip , ' : JO , c hurc h school , CHURCH , L e t ar t. W Va, Rt In 1963 , the House of a m ., Worsh•p 1s t , 2n d , Jr d 10 : 30 " v oung people 's Those born on this da te are R e \1 ~e o rge Ho sc h ~., ,. Representatives voted to , Su n days ll 15 a m • 4 t h meeting , 6:30pm ; ev ening p1.as tor Wlder the sight of Pisces. Sunda y Sch ool 9 30 Sun day 7 30 P m Worship , 7 · 3~ p .m , Bible a m Pra y er and Bibl e st udy American astrologer Simon grant former British Prime MO~NING STAR study , Wednesday , 1 30 p m 7 30 p m Co tta g e Pra yer MT U NION BAP 'rlS I - - · Newcomb was born March Minister Winston Churchill W ors h 1p 9 30 am· Churc h Ser vi ce T ues d ay, 10 am Scho?l 10 30 am , M !d Week R ev . R 0 Bro w n, suppl y honorary U.S citizenship. Wo r sh 1p Service, T h ursday, 12, 1835. pastor , Sun d ay sc hoo l s up t , Serv tee Wedn esda y 8 P m 7 30 p m Television log for easy viewing He represents a Freedom one o1 those preciOUS gifts guaranteed to us under our Conslitutton . The Church rep· resents another Freedom These Freedoms, and lhe word 1tself, have spe<:laf Let's no t lose s1ght of them It's a btrthday present we owe ourselves 5 OG-Bonanza 3; Famlly Attolr 8; Star Trek 15. 5.30-Adam 12 4,13. News 6, Beverly Hillbillies 8; E lee. Co. 20,33 ~·OG-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6 JCI-N BC News 3,A,l5; ABC News 13; Andy Gr iffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Carrascolendas 33. 7·0G-Trulh or Cons. 3; To Tellihe Truth 4; Lawrence Welk 8; Bowllng for Dollars 6; Aviation Weather 33, News 10, Don Adams Screen Test 13, Family v, CAP!' AIN EASY H.\IAI. V~S.. . I DAR~ S AY VOU'i?E IIIOHT. MY I<E· ANIMATIN6 FlUID IIIIW WH~ HAVE COMMt;RCIAL I 'M SLJ!':E WE CAN COME TO TEI':MS FO~ PIJI':CHASJNG VOUR FORMULA! P0551BILITIE5! WIN AT BRIDGE Nuisance bid pays dividends 2:3o--N..-s 3; Movie " Kiss of Evll" 4. 3:0G-Movle 'Eye of the Cot" 3 WE ·E·E ·LL• 1 DOPoJT KNOII/ ..,A;S A MAPoJ OF !KIENCE, I'M S ICI<ENt;D BV THE SPECTACLE OF <:OM M E~CIAL HUCK-5TEi?IN6! ·- • KJ 75 t KJ I0952 • K 10 3 ~T!.N I..OSER (I'IJFHilFr) ~ISTE't-.1, Low. I THI~t<. SOUTH • A K 102 WAQ986 Hk7! (PUFF) lt-l'> Tf'AD q: • Q4 . A6 (I'OFF - f'UFF ) t;OI I Ne1ther vulnerab le FBft.. {l1~ ~ lo, ~~ I '" iJTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE &;, I 1,1 II Ll ll ~ I' I Ill West North East South It Pass 3W Pass 2W 4N T 5N T 5. Pass Pass 3•1:t ~~--~----~~~ LITTLE ORPHAN Pass Pass Pass Pass 6t Pass Db! Pass Pass Opemng lead - 7 • TO A DOG 7. Pa::~s lhe Ame' ca-n B•ble Soc ely With the hope it will. in some measur e. foster and help sustain that , w hich is good in family and community life. thi s feature is sponsored by the business f i rm s and organizations whose nam es appear below . ~ · l s-Movle " Pr i vate Buc k a roo" 3 that no one was gomg to stop to double h1m a t h1s rea l desperado b1d Almost all experts have a way to handle Blackwood tn· terfe r ence T he J aco by method 1s to double the In· te rfe rence b1d to show no aces. pass to show one ace and b1d to show more than one ace The British pair may well have been playmg that same system with the Br1hsh North player concl udtng tha t h1 s spade vmd was the same as a n ace m vaew of Bobby's fi vespade b1d Whatever the reason, the Bri tish arrived at the heart grand slam and to add insult to InJu ry Bobby 's partner looked a t his ace of diamonds and doubled 4 30-Movle "The Chal k Garden" 4. 6.0G-Movle " The OJd.Fash loned Way" 3. SATURDAY, ""rch 13 , 1976 6:0G-Sunrlse Semester 8.10; 6:3G-- FIIm A; Fun For Everyone 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10, Kentucky Atleld 13 . 7 : ~Saturday Report 3;AG ·USA 4; Eddie S.undtn 6; Treehouse Club 8; U S Farm Report 10; Groovle Goolles 13. 7:3G-Bullwlnkle P. J. PAULEY. AGENT 8 co-Emergenc y Plus 4 3,.t, 15; Hong Kong Phooey 6,1 3. Pebbles and Bomm. Bamm 8,10; Sesame Street 20 &·3D-Jo s le and ttle Pussyc at s Smal l Eng tn e Sales & Service Middleport Ph 992·3092 498 Locu st Sf Company 2Cl An Artzona reader wants to know what vour chance f or success shouid be to-warrant a gra nd-slam bid. The answer 1s that1f you are sure of six you need three to one odds tn your favor to wa rran t contlnumg on to seven !For a copy of JACOBY MODERN. send $1 fo " Wrn ar Budge . ·· cl o thrs news paper. P 0 Bo• 489. Ra d1o C1 t y S tatwn, New Yor k , N Y 1001 9) ' Years 33. 3:0G-0utdoors with Jullus Boros 6 ; Film 8; Hogan's Heroes,. T3; Family at War 33. 3· JG--Pro llowllng 6,13; Joedy Gardner· Basketball 8. 4·0G-N<;AA Basketball 3,4,15; To Be Announced I ; Calli! MacaronllO, Resourceful West VIrginia 33. 4 .3G--Challenge of the Se•es 1.10; Insight 33. 5 · ~Wide World of Sports 6,13; Golf 8,10; What's Cooking? 33 5 3G--Guppfes to Groupers 33. 6.oo-News 3,4.10; Balloon Safari 8; God Has The Answer 15; Black Journal 33 HEINER'S BAKERY 2 Convenient Locahon s MIDWAY MARKET Pomeroy Ph. 992·2!82 BOB'S MARKET Ma son , Ph 773- 572 1 Bakers Of ~oo d Bread Huntington , W V a DUDLEY'S . Two localrons Middleport, 0 . 59 N Sec ond St Gallipoli s. 0 . 46 Court Sf Grocen es & Gen eral M e r ch a ndtse Ph 949·577 2 Rac tne . REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE . SERVICES 214 E Matn ·. - - SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEL Pom eroy You mean No . 1t's just L)ou·ve rent ed occupied' tt alreadl.l? We F• l l Al l Doc tors Prescnp t tons 99 2 2955 Pomeroy Pom eroy Ph 992·51 30 LOUIS W , Osborne 22 0 E M a in Pomero v 992·2156 Ph . 992·2178 ~ K&C JEWELERS BETSY ROSS BAKERY Keep sake D 1a m on d R m gs 212 E. Bakers o f Ga"y 90 Br ead Midd leport Ph . 992·3030 Ph. 992.J78S M a tn St , Pom eroy RUTH'S MARKET Middleport , Oluo MEIGS TIRE CENTER RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING 70D E " Hel l " Dea ler Marn F tn e F ood & Ser vice Middlepo rt Dlal992-5241 Sal es - Quasa r - Ser v ice Ph. 949·3151 0 Michener' s Dynasty" 3, 4,15; James S. W AT. 6,13; Mary Tyler Moore 8,10: Austln City Limits 33 . 9 . 30-Bob New Hart 8.1 o. lO : ~Berl D'Angelo 6,13; Carol Burnell 8,101 Soundstage 33. 11 : ~News 1 3,4,8,10,13; ABC News 6 ; Wally's Workshop 15; Janakl 33. 11 : Js--Junlor Chamber of Commerce Auction 6. 11 :3G--Movle " The Intruders" 3; Saturday Nlght4,15; Karate a. Movle " Roman Holiday" 10; Movle "The Crimson Canary" 13. l · ~Movle "Journey to the Far Side of the Sun" 4; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8. 1: 1s--News 3, Movle 'The Cat Creeps" 13. 1:3G--Misslon · Impossible 6; Movie "Wake Me When It's Over " 10. 1:45-Movle "The Outsider" 3. 2:45-Movle "The Shadow of the Cal" 4. 3 : ~ABC News 13. 3:3G--Movle "The Matlng Season 10 The Store w ith A H ea rt Racine Ph . 949.J342 ' ALLISON, WE HAVE LE55 rHAN 1WO MONTH& BEFORE THE BALL .. SO MANY DECIBIONB TO CIE MADE! BECAUSE I HAPPEN TOBE SEEING TH E: 50N OF THe BALL'S ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION RactJ'e .. GOEGLEIN READY MIX . " The Friendl y Folk s" D1al 992-3284 htnt s Each tl a ~ th£' code lr11 £' 1!i are daffr n•nt ! R YPTOQUOTES BC P S QCH Middleport "ork it: One lettr r srmpl y stands f o r ;mothN In th1s ~am ple A is u sl"d for the thrPe I.'s, X f o r the t w o O ' s, e te Smgle lrtters, apostrophes, the length and f o rm atiOn o f t he words a1e all Ph. 949·9S•r . H~r~·, ho" t o AXYDLB ,\AXR I• 1. 0:-IGFELI. OW K ." POWELL'S SUPER VALU - EV AK W W C NBEWO F Y SKL KN Q C HY KPP WS A L FH N E W EN . - KHV N EW C' JKPP S Q Yesterday's Cryploquote: TO THE WISE A FACT IS TRUE POETRY. AND THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF FABLES. -;::-:~~--~v-------....,---":::::-'----'--'-'-"=1 RAl-PH WAl-DO EMERSON I WOULD WHAT T H ONE THAT 'S IC) 1976 K>nl F"'"" ' s, ndl<ol<, '"' l IF IT WUlN'T TRI CK BEEN TRICK IN ' FER M'l TRICK KNE E· MAW FER TH . .......... ,,.._,_ Pomeroy , Ohio --·- THE DAILY SENTINEL 111 Cour t St. 9:0G-Movle 3:45-Movie "The lpcress File" 3 4:3G--Movle "The Cossacks" 4. 5 ·1 s--Movle "Journey to the Far Side otthe Sun." 3 OAILY CR\'l'TO(!ttOT•;- THERE ARE I RAY'S T.V. & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER . News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; News 6; CBS News 10; Lilias, Yoga and You 33. 7:0G-World at War 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 6,8; Firing Line 33; ln The Know 10; Newsmaker ' 76 13. 7.3G--Treuure Hunt 3; Last of the Wild 10; Nash· vil le on the Road 13. B:OG-Emergencyl 3,4, 15; Almost Anything Goes 6,13; Jeflersons 8,10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. 8: 3G--Doc 8.10 . Dlvine - " 28 Frances or Ruby 29 Delaware ';.;!.!:~!!!!!:!l_-r-------~.....--~....- - - - - - - - - - . - . - - - ' - - - - - ' - - -.,;;...:;; City I-1N- EUT ONCt= 51-/E PROMISES To [)l>.~CE- 30 Airport 22-A LAMP ~~~HER~- )b'J WILL NOTCNLY WIN THE abbrevlaWI TH ONE OF THE ClJ rr ,t1on WORLDS UGLIEST AWAR~ vu1 PROBABLY THe:= 31 Collection BEST SUPPoRrJNG of sayings CANCING GIRLS /(\) I T~ ''5ANDY' rr:t2 FranciS or Kyser 35 Potent 37 Bt>fore (Lat.) 38 Japanese w1ld dog WINNIE RACINE FOOD MARKET - Racine ' ' ~Drink McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Locust St . Pome r oy D•ol992·2101 Ph. 949.S961 Third St. 6 . 3~N8C ~ MARK V STORE { F or merly Sadte's Market ) Sy racu se Ph . 992·3986 DOWN I Kmd of paper 2 Palm leaf 3 M1stak.,. maker,s phrase (3 wds 1 4 Playthmg 5 Arachnid 6 Of an arm Yesterday's Answer 16 Roman road 25 Variable 19 Editor's star notation 27 - eel bone 2921 Leas• 7 Conswne affectiOnate Aligh1eri flower 10 Mtracles do 22 Short 33 Salt tree 20 Little Edgar happen ! operatic 34 Fiscal 21 Lope (3 wds ) song or leap 23 Betel nut II Took 23 Suffix for :ui Lummox 24 Tidiness ingress two or :r7 Heroic 2S Ongmal 12 Gladly four flyer 26 Cadence 27 Dante's .. The GASOLINE ALLEY SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY 41 Pitcher 5 Take to court 8 Mtxture 9 Golfer Gary 13 Shade of blue 14 Chant IS Stain 16 Muckraker Tarbell 17 Actress Hagen 18 Da1syltke ·- WAID CROSS SONS STORE 40 Chemin de - I Latch Tom and Jer ry- 9 3G--Pink Panther 3.4.1S; Adventures of Gilligan 6, t3; Scooby.Doo 8,10; Mister Rogers 20 lO ·OG-Land of the Lost 3,4,15; Super Frlends13; Hot Dog 6, Shozom l lsls 8,10, Sesame Street :ZO . lO .JG--Run, Joe. Run 3,34,15; Big Blue Marble 6. 11 oo-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,A,15; Speed Buggy 6,13, Space Nuts 8,10; Electric Company 20. 11· 30--Westwlnd 3,4,1S; Oddball Couple 13; CBtA Bowllnq 6, Ghost Busters 8, JP. Mister Roge,.. 20 12 oo-NCAA Basketball 3,4,15; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8, 10; Acllon News tor Klds 13, Vegetable Soup :w. ·. 12:3G--Amerlcan Bandstand 13; VIewpoint 8; Fat Albert 10 1:OG-Soul Train 6; Feshvat of Lively Arts for Young People 8,10; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. 1 30-Next Generation 13; Biography 33. 2 OG-NCAA Baskelboli3,4,1S; Mission : Impossible 6; Champions 8; Urban League 10; Medl x 13; Film 33. 2·311-Movle " Elopement" tO; Town Toplcs13; Valiant by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS J, .t, 15; Grope Ape 6.13; Bugs Bunny. Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny and F r lends 10 9:0G-Secrel Lives of Waldo Kltly 3,4, 15; Electric ~ Na ft onw tdc I nsu r a nce Co of Col umbus . 0 . 30 7 Sp r mg A>~e Pomeroy D ia l992 231 8 3; I Dream of J e annie .t, Jetsons ' ; Vegetable Soup 15; Dusty's Treehouse 8, Man from C O.S.t 10; Make .A Wish 13 _: WILKINSON'S • 1:40-News 13 As~ ~:J~~ By Oswald & James Jacoby Bobby Na il of Houston ma d e o ne of th e m os t successful nutsance bH:Js of all time when playmg for North Amen ca agamst Grea t Brl· tatn tn the 1962 World 's cha m· p10nsh1p When Bobby bid ft ve spades over South 's four notrump he wasn 't tak1ng any real chance He was sure they could make a hea rt slam and equally sure Scr O!UI(IS SCI(ICieCI b¥ S !ra sburg Vorg11W1 . J 8 75 2 . Q94 (ti:) '" I n~ EAST • J 87 • 10 3 t A 86 tn II kR~AO'I "'~<EAT •• '• (FWH\lFF) we' . I SURE' Tf11S (FIJFF -F\JFF) J!Y::>61~ IS ALl, '' THAT (&A".R) ~ Ad\i..'r1•:s•ng S.-ovo,.;e WEST • Q96543 • 42 DR6A9:>~TT. I'M 001 <.0 goo - ' 12 NORTH IDI "' M asterp iece Theatre 33 10 oo-Pollce Story 3,4,15; News 20; Educational t mpllcatlons 33 10:3G--Avlallon Weather 20 11 :0G-News 3,4,6,8,1 0.13,15; ABC News 33. • 11 :3G--J ohnny Carson 3,4,15; Rooktes6,1 3; Movle "The Glass Bottom Boat" 8, Movie " The Abominable Snowman" 10; Janakl 33. 12:4G--Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 ; Ironside 13. 1:OG-Frlends 3.4,1S; Movi e " Blood Rose" 10. ~~s~~~T Bi~·ec :~~o~f~n:?~o the Sermonette Affair 15; Ohlo Journa l :ZO. 7:30-Porter Wagoner 3, Treasure Hunt 4; Candid Camera 6; Evening Edition with Martin Agron&ky :ZO; $25,000 Pyramid 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Poo Goes the Country 15; Btack Perspective on the News 33 . a:oo-Santord & Son 3,4,1S; Donny & Marte 6,13; Sara 8,1 00: Washington Week In Review 20.33 . 1 JCI-The Pracllce 3,4, lS; Wall St reet Week 20,33. 9 oo-Rockford F lles 3,4,15;; Movle "The Neptune Disaster" 6,13; GE Theater 8,10; Flrlng Lint 20; FRIDAY, MARCH 12,1976 meaning JUSt now when we're celebrating our Bicentenmal BIG JIM'S PWA Pomeroy, Ohto ' RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Middleport, Ohio -KINGSBURY HOME SALES 6 SERVICE, INC. The ·F lneslln Mobile Homes 1100 E. Main Pomeroy ""· 992-7034 . - SNUFFY!! WH'I DON'T, 'IE GIT UP RN ' H ELP LOWEEZI..f WIF T H ' CHORES? MlDDLEPOAT. OHIO Melas cnuntv BraiiCJ1- THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN 00. 296 W. S.cond Pomeroy . GAUL'S MARKET " ..Chostor.Ohio - ·•· Ph. 91•2-3N3 ·rr • KNEE -801\iE I BONE , PAST TWENTY 'IEAR 5 IF THERE'S AN'(THIN6 I DON'T NEED, IT'S A 51-lO~TSTOP WITH HIS LE6 IN A CAST ! [)K t J I --,. ~ I TEBICS I rJ :5 11. ' II 1£, " A6!1:EE:D" THAT NO ONE 15E LEFT. ~HOULD I I tl' •• LAFTOA Now arranp the eln:led lettoro V \ V" -: to fonn the aurpriM an~wer, M ~=I· ::::::::~L~J==::=;L::=J~;;;__;"'~'!reoted~ br the abeve . - . "( I 1 ] ( I I I I ]" IMII•--~ml (AMwen l......,..•) Ja.mhlf'•l LIMIT \'nlerd•r'• ! PAPER IMPAIR """"'"" A l~admg lt arlttr wllo r reaiPI i11l~~~~ ~ - "PRINCIPAL" THIS IS 60NNA ~IN ALL THE PLANS I HAD FO~ ENCORE TH€ BASflW.L SEASON THINK OF 110111 I FEEL .. I l'Raal.ll\!( WON'T 8f ASLE 1tJ PIA'< AT WIMI!I.fOON THIS '(fAfL " .. �6- The Pomeroy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Fridav. March 1?. 197r. THE S ALVATION 1 IS Butternut ARMY A\le , and Mn The scene from the H1ll lt's up to him lo 1ntorm the rest of us. and 1n these complicated t1mes, that 1~n 't easy. But h1s job Is commumcatton, to get the facts , to giVe them to us stra1ght. MORSE CHAPEL Worsh•p 11 a .m , Church Sc hoo l 10 a m PORTLAND Worship 30 P m , Church Schoo l 9 · 31) am SUTTON - Church School 9 30a m Worsh i p 1st and Jrd Sundavs 10 JD a .m NORTHEAST CLUSTER R ev Robe rt Meece , 9 d5 a m . • Sundav eve-ning •worshtp , 7 p m Pon,erov En\IDY TUPPERS PLAINS RlP,. Wm1ng off•cers tn CHRISTIAN CHURCH charge Sunday hot mess Eugene U nderwood pastor meeting 10 a m , Sunday Howard Caldwell . J, Sunday s.c hoot , 10 30 am leader Sc hool Supt • Sun day School. YPSM Eloise Adams , 1 30 9 30 am , Morn ing Sermon, p m sat\l a1 10n mee11ng 10 10 a 01 Sunday evening POME I lTV HOLINE Lad•es H ome League , 12 noon serv•ce 7 p m Rev w pastor H<l rr is on liE.> , ev 11 to 1 p ,rn , ThUrsday , prayer LETART FALLS UNITED Roy Mayer , school M i nley , Pet stor Ht'nrv 'l)eellng and Btb le study , P~stor n1 BRETHREN Rev supt Churcll school. 9 ' 15 Sunday School Sup ! Sun day Th ursday 7 JO p m Denn• s Creegar, Freela nd Norr1 s , pasfor . a m ; worsh•P serv1ce, 10 2J Scho ol 9 JO c1 m Assoc . M.ntstu E t>n ing f.lo yd Norris , supt Sunday a m Youth cho1r reh earsal worSh ip 7 10 p m Prt~ycr MIDDLEPORT JOPPA - Worship 10 am , <lnd school , 9 30 am .. morning Monday 'J JO p m under Pra•se serv tc e ThtJr sdaY ' 30 MT MORIAH BAPTIST Church Sc hool9b m, Prayer sermon , 10 ' 30 am , Pra yer d ir ection of Mary Sk•nner , Corne r F'our l t'l and Ma,n, Meettng Wednt;!Sday 8 p m serv 1ce, Wed ncsda 7 · 30 p m sen•or ch o tr rellcar sat 7 30 p "' LONG BOTTOM Wor SYRACUSE FIRST M•ddle porl Rev Henry Key , CHESHIRE ' CHURCH OF p m Thursday wtth Mrs Paul CHURCH OF GOO Jr . p astor Sund ay Sc hool , Shtp 9 111m Sunday School ~ev GOD OF PROPHECY - G p N ease d tr ector a m • Mrs Er-on 9 4S am • Prav er Meehng George.> Oiler . pas tor Sunday 9 JO Smllh , pa st or Sunday Sch ool, POMEROY CHURCH OF SChOOl Wednesday 7 . 30 p m 9 J5 am morn"'9 Baumga rdn er , sup! . Morn1ng 10 a m • Arthur Henson . THE NAZARENE Corn er preach rng worSh•P · 10 J~ am NORTH BETHEL 11 a m Su p! , Mornmg Worsh1p , 11 Un 10n and Mulberry Rev JEHOVAH ' S W I TNESSES WorS h ip II am , Chu r ch evange!ISI!C serv 1ce 7 JO p 111 am . Yo ung P e op le's serv ice, Clyde V H enderson . pa stor - La rry Carnahan . pre s1 d 1n g Scho ol 10 am Prayer lllf'E:'trng Thursaa.., 7 p m • evening service. 7 30 Sun day school. 9 30 am , G l en fllln•Sier Sun day , B1ble ALFRED Sun day Schoo l 7 30 p "' p m Wed n esday M id Week McC l u ng sup! morn,ng re. ~ JO ~ m . Watc h 9 45 am , worShiP 11 a m , toc ru POMEROY WESTSIDE Prayer Serv• ce , 7 30 p m , wor Sh ip, 10 30 am , evenmg CHURCH OF CHRIST, 700 W towN study, 10 JO a m • Prayer mee t 1ng Wednesday Youth meetmQ . 6 JO p m , serv.ce . 7 30 . mid week Mc11n St Tuesdav , B•ble study 7 30 'f 45 p m , UMW 3rd Tuesday Jerry Paul Even tn g worShip , 7 30 p m se r v1ce Wednesd a y , 7 30 p rn p m Thu rsda y f11•n•st ry B p m m lniSfCr phOIH' 992 1666 C H ESTER C H URC H OF GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Conser11a1 rvl' school 7 .lO p m . serv•c e REEDSVILLE sund ay non THE NAZARENE R ev Rev Haro l d Dee t h , r ec t or mee t ma 8 30 P m Sc hooi9 . JOa m worship 7•30 mstrumenlal Sunday war Herbert Grate , pastor CHURCH p p M 1· Church servtces 10 30 a n'i • sh tp , 10 .1 111 B1ble study 11 OFMIDDLEPORT CHRIST I N CHR I STIAN m ' rayer ee mg 7 30 WorShip sennce , l l am and Ho l y commt1n 1on fir st Sunday a m p m Tu esday, UMW 7 30 worShi p 6 p m WE'd l JO p m Sunday Sundav of montll churc h schoo l , 10 30 _nesday Orb le sludy 7 p m UNION - Lawrence Mantey , p m ls i Ttwrsday Sc hool, 9 JO am . Ri!:hard am f or nur serv throuah 11 pastor . Mrs Russell YounQ , SI LVER R ID GE Wor Barton . supt Prayer mee t 1ng , POMEROY CHU RCH OF Sun day Sch oo l Supt Sunday sh•P 10 am cnu r ch Sc hool 9 RUTLAND FREEWILL Sc hool 9 30 a rn Wednesday , 7 lO p m EvE.'nmg am 11 BAPTIST Roger Turner • BR A DF OR D C HUR C H OF worsh•P 7 30 Wed n esday TU P PERS PLA IN S CHRIST J ack Perry, am , worsh 1p , 10 30 am , pastor Super.ntendent , Dovle prayer mee r.ng 7 30 P m Worsh1p 9a m Ch urch Scho ol Su nday sc hool 10 m 1nts! E!' r Sunday School 9 JO MT MORIA H CHURCH OF 10 am _ adult worsll•P servtce and Hud son Mornmg wors1'1 1p 11 GOO mornmg ctwrch 10 30 Ractne Rou te 2, t h e KENO CHURC H OF am young people 's meeting, 7 30 n m p m Co mbmed Btbl e stud y am Sun day even •ng serv 1ce Rev James M Muncy CH RIST - George Fre der• ck, am Sunday even1ng serviCe , 7 30 Wednesday B1ble study , P<lSfOr Sunday scho oL 9 45 supt and prayer meettng , Wed Se r v 1ce week ly. V 30 7 JO p m Wednesday serv tee, 7 30 p m nesday , 7 30 p m a m . mornmg worsh 1p , 11 am on SundaY Pr.each1ng Rpm OLD OE)(TER BIBLE am (AliRE[ Ci i FF - FR~ T H E SA L VATIO N ARMY evenmg worsh 1p , 7 30 ftrst and th1rd Su ndeys of Envoy Ray W W• n •ng, o ff tcer CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Pray e r meet1ng , Tue sday , mont h by ( l l ffoid Sm1th ~ 30 ME THODI ST C HUR C H Sunday 7 30 p m Rev r loyd r Shook , pas tor Young p e op le's am 1n charge Sunday , 10 am , Ron Terry , pastor Hot mess meel1ng . 10 30 am , sc h ool 10 a m . Mrs Worley meet1ng , 7 30 p m Thursday HOBSON CHR I STIAN Lloyd Wr 1g1'1t , Sunday Schoo l supe r 1ntendent Sun di!ly School Young Fran crs . MI D D L EPORT FI R ST U N ION Da rr el l Do ddrtlt. Supt , Mornmg Worship 9 30 Sunday Sch oo l 10 . 20 a People ' s L eg1on , 1 p m , Morn .ng worsh1 p , 11 am BAPTIST - Corner Slldh and pa s tor Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 a m Wednesday Prayer and Th ursday , 1 to 3 p m . Lad•es Sunday eventng serv1ce, 7 30 P almer . I h e Rev P e t er am Leonard G1lmor e, f 1rs1 m GRAHAM U NI TED Grandal , Sunday Hom e L ea g ue. 7 p m Prep pa sto r Danny eld er even1ng serviCe. 7 30 B1ble Study 7 30 p m METHOD I S'J. Pre ach1 ng Th ompso n , $up e rtnlendent p m c lasses Wednesday prayer even1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m Cho•r Pra c r•ce T h u r sday , 7 p ST . PAU L LUTHERA N 9 30 a m , ftrsl and sec ond Sunday School WMPO R a d10 m eet 1ng , 7 30 p m CHUR C H , Corner o f Sund ays o f each month lh •rd program 7 45 a m Sunday MT M OR IAH C!-t URC H OF D EXTER CH U RC H OF Sy c amore and Sec ond Sts, and l our th Sunda y s eac h Sc hoo l 9 15 a Ill Morn m g GO D - Rac1 ne Route 2 Th e CH R I ST Char l es Russ e d Pomeroy , Th e R ev W1ll•am mont h worSh•P serviCe at 1 30 WorShip JO 15 a m Youth Rev Char l es Hand pastor M1ddtes warth Pastor Sunday p m Wednesday even 1ngs at a c t1vt t tes and fellowsh i p for Sund ay sc hoo l 9 45 a m , Sr , rnm•sl er . Norman C Wil l , s.upl . Sunday school. 9 30 Sc hool al 9 45 a m and 7 30 Pra ver and B1ble Study tuni o r and se n•or ht Qh mornm g wor sh1p , 11 am worsh i p se rviCe 10 30 SEVENT H - D AY AO · stu d ents , 6 p Church Serv1c es 11 a m m Su nday Ey enmg .. erv1ces. Tuesday am am . B1b le study . Tuesday VE NTI ST, Mulbe rry He 1gh1s e v en mg wor Ship 7 30 p m SA CRE D H EART Rev and F rtday , 7 30 p m Pomeroy Pastor Fath e r Paul D We llon , Road , M1d week prayer SNVICes , BE A RWALLOW R ID GE 7 30 p m R EO R GA NI ZED CH URC H Ge ra rd Seto n Sabbalh Sc h oo l We dn esd ay 7 30 p m pastor Phone 992 2825 CHURC H OF C H R I ST - D oug JES U S C HRI ST OF Su per rn t en den t, C lara Sa t urday evenmg Ma ss 7 30 C H URC H O F C HRI ST , Se aman . m •n•s t er B1ble OF Mci nt yre . Sa bbath Sclloo l , M i dd leport. 5th and Ma 1n , stu dy , 9 30 am , mornmg LA TTER DAY SA INT S Sunday Mass . a an d 10 am Ractne Road ConfeSSIOn , Satur da y, 7 7 30 Salurday aft ernoon al 2 00, Geo rge G l az e, m•n1Ster , worsh1 p 10 30 am . evenmg Portla n d wfth Wo r sh• p se rv iCe om J am es Shee ts , super 1n wor sht p , 8 p m . Wednesday Wlil1am Rou sh . p.as t or Denny E v ans , Sunday Schoo l , PO ME RO Y FI RST BAP · follow .n g ar 3 1 ~ ten dent B1b le school. 9 30 , n 1q h t B•ble study 8 p m D•re.ctor Sunday Sch oo l . 9 30 Rev Ra l ph Zundel , T I ST RU TL A ND FI RST 8 AP· am, mo r n1n g worShip, 10 30 I M T OLI VE CH U R CH - a m , Mornrng worShip, 10 JO past o r Wlll 1am Watson . T IST C HU RC H - Rev Roger am , even mg wo r sh1p 7 30 Long Bottom . Sund ay Scllool . Sunday sc hO o l s upt , Sun d ay F ord Jr , pa s tor Dr ewy pray er serv •ce. 7 p m Wed 10 a m wllll W tllard P igotL , am • Sunday e>~e n . n g servt ce 7 p m Wednesday even mg sc hool , 9 30 am BY F 6 Go r e supl Su nda y schoo l ne sday , sup ! Evangel!st.c m ess age B 1bte study , Wed p m 9 30 am mo rnmg wor s1'11p MIDDL E PO R T CHUR C H eacn SLJnday evenmg , 7 30 by ' prayer se r v1ces 7 30 p m B E THL E H E M BAP TI ST ~ nesday , 7 p m , chotr pra ct 1ce, 1n 45 a m OF TH E N AZA R ENE - Rev Elder Russell Cl tne mmtster Earl Slluler , pas t or We d nesday , 8 30 p m Don Co le, pastor . M r s Ma r y of th e Apo stolic Fcu t h B1ble 1 ' Re\1 Worsh1p serv•Ce , 9 30 am , Lathey , Sun day school supt St udy Wedne sday , 7 30 p m BURLIN G H A M C HU RC H TH E HI LAN D CH APE L , Sun day sc hoo l 10 30 am , S TI VERSV IlL E C OM Sunday school, 9 30 am , _ R e v Bob by E lk in s paslor G eo rg e Cas to pa s lor Sunday - S ib l e s ru ay ana ~:~re~yer morn mg worshiP 10 30 am . M U N I TY CHUR C H - Su n day ser"•ce Thurs d ay , 7 30 p rn Sunday sc h ool. 10 a m Sc hool Q 30 a m , e\lenlng Sunday eva n ge t i Si tc mee t 1n g , sc hool serv •ce, 10 a m •' wors h1 pserv1Ce Jl a m and7 w o r sht p l 30 Thursday CARl t ION C HUR C H 7 30 p m Prayer mee t mg . Prayer meet1ng , Thursday , 7 K m gsbury Road Gary K 1ng , p m Wed n esday even1ng eve n ing pray er se rv• c:e . 7 30 111 W~ d nesday 7 30 P rl1 p m , Sunday even1 n g serv tce • ._.,. .. ,,;p 7 om .... · P pas t or Sunday schooL 9 30 UNITED PRESB Y TERIAN l om am .. even1ng wor Sh ip , 7 30 P OM E ROY F I RST RAC IN E AP O STOLI C MINI S TRY OF MEI GS ZIO N CHURCH OF p m Prayer meelmg Wed SOU T HERN B APTI ST - 282 CHURC H Tho mas L COUNT Y - Dw1g1'1 ! L Zavll z CHRIST P ome r oy nesday , 7 30 p m Mulberry A v e afli11al e d H olme <; pastor Evangei1S I 1C ~l re qo r ___ Har r i SOnville RClad , M1ke W1th S B C Gary Ba sham , LONG BOTTOM se rv1ce Sunday 7 30 p m H A RR I SON V ILL E PR ES· G1rton , pastor . Bil l McElroy , Sun d ay Sun day sc hool sup! CHRI STIAN Br u c e Sm1t h pr c1yer m eet m g Tuesday } 30 B YTE R 1 A N Rev Sunday sc hoo l sup I Sun dav school. ~ JO am mornmg pastor Wa l lace Damewood: p m B•ble study Thur sday Er.nest Str1ck l 1n, pas t or sc h ool. 9 30 a m • mo rn mg wors h ip 10 30 am , eve n .ng Supt B1b le Schoo l 9 JO am 7 30 p m Sunday cllu r ch sch oo l, 9 30 worshtp and commun1on , wors n 1p 6 JO p m B •ble Preach1 n g serv•ce , 10 45 am , Mr s H om er Lee, sup! , 10 30 a m , Sunday evening a m st udy Wednesday 7 30 p m N o evenmg se r v•c e C :-u'r~'f: A yat COMMUN I TY mor n 1n g worship , 10 30 youtn Ch n s t1an Endeavor . R UN F "REE . H YSE LL F A IRP LAY C H APEL , M I DD LE PORT Su nday 6 30 P m • worsh tp servtce. ;,undday Sc t>oot , IOLaa n~ s~~,'~fc ME TH O DI ST C HUR C H located on Me,gs Co un t y sc h oo l 9 30 am , R1chard 7 JO P m W e dnesday u Y Wednesday , 7 30 m Paul N e vill e pas t or Road 1 o f f e!lh er J25 or 12J Vaugllan sup! Morn 1ng •evenmg prayer meet1ng and r Rev fh3~rch servrces Saturdfy at Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m , Pa s to r Rev Th ero n wo r Ship, 10 30 am 81ble st udy , 7 30 p m Youth meef•ngs a t D urllam Sunday Sc h oo l 10 1 P P mrn Wllh SY R A C U SE Morn m g ST J O HN LUTH E RAN Morn1ng se r v• ce, 10 30 am, Rasco 6 ~5 p m am worsh1p se rv tce. 7 30 worshtp , 9 am , sun d ay C H URC H . P1ne Grove The you t h s e rv1 ce Be lrnda F"r f e, l eaders e and p m Sunday Pr a y er sc h oo l. 10 a m M r s Sam pson Rev William M •dd les war tll . Evangells t rc sf'. rV ICe 7 30 p m Tllursday , mee11ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ha ll , supt Pastor Chur ch Serv •ces 9 30 Prayer mee t .ng FA ITH TA BER N AC L E 7 JO p rn youth s erv •c;e, 7 3() p m C HUR C H Batley Run - · am Sunday Sc h oo l 10 30 am RUTLAND CHURCH 0 ·F FR E E DOM GOSPEL F rtday B R ADBUR Y C HUR C H OF Road Re v Emmett Rawson . Rev James D C H R t ST B1ble School. 9 30 MISS ION a t Ba l d K nob Rev pastor Handley Dunn , sup! , uyn n . pa s to r Sunday am mornmg wo r sh 1p 10 30 E J Gr1tt1th , su pt o l c llurch Sunday sc hool , 10 am L R Gluesencamp , sc ll o ol , 10 a m Sunday am Sun day eVen1n9 worsh 1p Rev Sund ay eve n1ng se rvtce . wors h 1p I I am. Su n day serv 1ce. 7 p m . ch ot r p r a c t tc e pastor , Roge r Wil lf r ed Sr , 7 30 , B•bte teach 1ng 7 30 e ven~ng s erv•ce, 7 p m W edn esd ay 7 p m R ev Jeff Sunday Schoo l sup! Sun day p m Thu r sd ay Wedn es day wo r sh1p s erv •ce, Ranson Pastor school. 9 ,3 0 a m . pray e r meeting Tu esday , 7 30 p rn 7 30 P m A NTIQUIT Y B A PTIS T yout h rne e tmg . 6 p m Sunday . HAZ E L C OMMUNIT Y Rev F reel and NorriS , pa stor C HURCH N ear L o n g Sunday school 10 am . lea d ers Ada van M ei er and Grella Sullie Su nday f!vening Bottom .. j::dset Hart, pas t or Ch u r c h se rv• ce , 7 p m 7 p m through Su nd ay sch d'Ol. 10 a . m , 1Wednesday B1bl e St udy , 7 worsh•P w 1nte r months Cllurc h . 7 JO p m , p raye r om MT HERMON CHUR C H CURE OUR INFmMmES meet1ng, 7 30 p m T hu r sd ay RACINE C HUR C H OF TH E TH E UNITED MIDDLE P ORT P E N· N AZ AREN E - Rev Joh n A OF In tlle Lenten Season 1976, let us ponder tlle words of a TE COSTAL - Th 1rd Avf'., the Cottman pastor S unday BRETHREN IN CHRIST prayer of Da VId found in Psalm 144: 12-15 Rev Wll l tam Kn•lle t pastor School 9 30 a m • Geral d Rev James H Leach . p as tor , Ronald D ugan , Sunday Schoo l Wel ls.supl Mo rn 1ng Wo r sh •p . Sun day school, 9 30 a rn , Spence r su p l , 10 30 a . m , Su n day eventng Russe ll Su p t Cl asses f or al l ages "May our sons m thetr youtll even1ng serv ice, 7 30 , B 1ble w o r sh1 p 7 30 , P r ayer Wo r sh ip serviCe, 10 45 a m be like plants full grown, s tu d y , We dnesa d ay , 7 30 meet1 n g Wed n esd a y , 7 30 p E;:ven 1n g wo r ship all erna r mg W1l h c E a t 7 30 p m on you t h se r v1ce s Fnday , \ m p m Our daughters like corner pillars Sun d a y Praye r meeh n g, 7' 30 R ACINE FIR ST BAPTI ST p 7 30o m m Wedne s d ay, .1\ lf r ed cut out for tlle structure of a palace' MIDDLEPORT Don L Wa l ke r , Pas tor , Wo lf e lay leader May our garners be full , FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronn 1e Salser, Sunday sc h oo l " WHITE ' S CHAP EL Corner As h and Pl u m . N oe l supf , Sunday schoo l , 9 30 providmg all ma nner of store; Coo l v il l e R 0 Rev Roy He rr mann , p astor Satur d ay am , morn m g wo r sh 1p , 10 40 Dee ter , pa stor Su nday sc hool , May our sheep brmg fort h tllousands even1ng sery tce , 7 30 p m . am , Su n day even 1n g 9 JO a m . wo r ship serv1c e Su n day sc h oo l. 10 a m • worsh 1p , } 30 Wednesday and ten tho usands m our fields; 10 JO am B1b le st udy a n d Sunday eventng worsh1p , 7 30 even mg B•b l e s tudy , 7 JO pray er servte e We dn es da , May our cattle be heavy with young, P m D A NVILL E W ES L EY AN ~. l 30 p m suffering no mischance or fmlure m bearing; M E I GS R ev Lelon Glasure . pa st or RUTLAND Sunday Sclloo t. 9 JO am , ( QO PE R A TIVE PARI SH R \JT[ANO CHURCH OF May there be no cry of complainmg in our streets! THE UNIT E D you t h and t un lOr you t h ser C HRI ST ~ Rod K as t e r Happy tlle pe<Jple to whom such blessmgs fa ll • M E THODIST CHURCH v1ce . 6 45 p m eve n1ng pastor , V H Braley . Sunday R ob er t T Bum ga rn er , wor s h •P l 30 p m pray e r schoo l supt Sunday sc hoo l Happy the pe<Jple whose God 1s the Lord I" (R.S V. ) Dtrec t or an d pra1 se . Wednesday 7 30 9 30 am . wor Sh i p servrce Dm P OM EROY CLUSTER an d commun•on , 10 JO am R ev Rob ertH a yd en S ILV E R RUN F RE E yout h mee t mg . 6 p m , Sunday We could surely claim the blessings hsted here for the Rev D Wm Sv d en sfnck er BAPTI ST ~ M1 1e s T r ou t , evenmg se r v 1ce 7 regular people of our community and nation today; yet how easy it 1s CHESTER - Worsh 1p 9 15 p astor, Su n d ay School, 10 bour d 111f!e t mg t h1rd Sa l ur for us to cease to be tha nkful. We know that complaming is am Chur c h School 10 am am , L eon Mil l er. sup t day, 7 p m E RO Y -r Wors h1 p Even• n g serv1ce, 7 p m , unwelcome mall quarters; yet every child soon learns that the Jb P30O M RUTLAND COMMUNITY a m Ch ur c h SchOo l 9 15 'P r ave r mee t mg , T ll urs ct ay 7 CHURCH -- Sund a y Sch ool best way to a ttract attention is to loudly complam. But the sad am UMYF 6 30 p m ' p m 9 30 .l m , wo r sh •P serv~ee, 11 ' E NTERPRISE - Worshtp CH ES TER C HURCH OF truth is that some of us never outgrow this attitude a m , Wednesday p r aye r m Ch urch Sc hOo l 10 a m GOD- Rev BClb b y Po rt er, meelmg . 7 30 p m , youth Even m our religious life, tllere is the subtle temptation to 9 aROCK SPRINGS pa stor Sunday sc h oo l 9 30 serv~ces, Sun day. 7 p m complam a bout the Church as though it were something other Wors1'11p 10 am Ch u r ch a m , worshtp serv•ce, 11 Sun day n1g h t wo r ship , 7 30 , evenmg serviCe . 7 30 and separate from us . Laymen sometimes cnllcize their pScmh oo l ll am UMY F 6 30 am RUTL A ND C HU R <.n .. yout h serv1ce, Wed n esday , THE NA ZA RE N E Rev minister , wherea~ muusters too often fmd endless fault with FLATWOOD S WorSh i p l 30 p m 11 am Ch u r ch Sc h oo l 10 am LAN G SVILL E CHRI STIAN Lloyd 0 Gr 1mm, Jr , pa stor tlletr laymen. MIDDL E PORT CLU STER CHUR C H Ted Jones, Sunday school. 9 30 a m Therefore we ask ourselves , "Is there not a more Rev Ro be r t Bumg arn e r pastor Sunday schoo l. 9 30 worShi p serv1c e 10 30 a m br oadcast l1ve ov er WMPO HEATH Wor sht p 10 30 am . Roy Sr gm an , supt constructive manner of nurturing our faith." youn g peop le's se r v 1ce. 6 JS a' m Church Sc h oo l 9 30 am mornrng worS h ip , 10 30 We are aware tllat a cymcal disposition often creates UMYF 6 p m Sunday even 1ng serv1ce . 7 30. ev ange11S t 1c service , 1 30 p m Pr ayer mee t mg , W e dnesday, confus1on and overlooks one important difference between thl?· RUTLAND J e ff rey m1d w e ek s ervtce . Wed l 30 p m , MISSIOnary Oturch and otlier organizations of its ' kind. Social Ge r ber , Pas t o r Wo r s h ip ...ne:sday, 7 30 p m first 10 30a m Ch urc h Sc h oo l 9 30 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF mee t1 ng. 7 30 p m Wednesday o f mon t h organizations are people-eentered ; the Church is God- am TH E NA ZA R E N E Rev MASON COUNT Y SYRACUS E CLUST E R Dal e Ba ss, pa s t o r Bob centered . It's not difficult to get cymcal and disheartened , if MAS Ci ~ ·I ~S T BAP T I ST M o or e Su nday sc t'l oo l su pt , R e v Rt c hard E J a rv1 s Se con d an d t"'o . n~'roy St s, ' we see the Church only as an association of people. People are · Wors h1p 11 Sunday sc hool c la sses f or a l l A S BURY Stan Cr a 1g pa stor Sur.d a v discouraging a t times and often become self-centered. In ?, m Ch u r c ll Sc hoo l 9 50 am a ges, 9 30 a m , mo rntng scho ol 9 45 am worShi P uMW f 1 r st Tues d ay wor st11p , 10 45 a m , N Y P S. theological terminology, they are sinful . servtee 11 am , tr a m 1n g FO JHT RUN - Wo r sh tp' 9 6 30 p m , e v an ge li sltc ser to n, 6 30 p m , even 1n g But isn't this what the Church is about' Certamly 1ts a m Cllurc ll Schoo l 10 am v tc e, 7 30 p m Pra y er an d Un worsh ,p se r v 1ce , 7 30 p m UMW th trd Wednesday 7 30 f a st mg T ues d ay , 10 a m , M 1d members are not perfect. Charles Morrison even called us a Mt d week p r ayer serv 1ce. p m wee k p r aver se rvi ce, We d Wednesday , 7 30 p m "society of smners " But do doctors ever complain because MINE RSV ILLE - Wo r Sh ip nes d ay, 7 30 p m , m en's MASON C HUR C H OF 10 a m Cllu r ch Sclloot ll am pra yer mee t tng , Sa turda y, 7 CHRIST, P 0 BO)( 481 M1 ller tllose lo whom they minister are sick? Maybe , as Olrishans, UMW lh1rd Monday 7 30p m p m , miSSI On a r y m eet i ng . St Mason , W Va Sunday we should stop frettmg about the fa ults and sms of others for SYRACUSE Chu r c h sec ond W edn esda v . 7 30 p m B•ble Stu dy 10 a m Wo r sh •p are that 's why we are here 1 It 's our job, clear and simple! Schoo l 9 30 am Worshi p UNTrE"O F AITH NON · 11 am and 7 p m B 1b l e St u d y DE NO M IN A TIONAL Rev the body of Otrist, ministering 1D the needs of others . "For God servtce 7 30 P m Wednesday 7 p m , Voca l SOUTHERN CLUSTER Robert Sm1 t 1'1 . pas t or Sunday m us.c sent not His Son mto the world to condemn the world ; but that R ev . How a rd Shtvel e y schooL 9 30 a m c l ass F I RS T SOUTH E RN R e v St eve n Wtl son 1 d L H 111 th~ world through Him might be saved." He came " to bmd up BAPTIST - Corner of Sec ond • wors htp Rev. Z elia K r u szews kt ea er . eo an d Ander son , Mason Pas t or, th~ brokenhearted, proclaim liberty to captives, open the BETHANY -.. ( D or cas) ~e;o·~e~~ 10 30 am : ch ur c h Wa l te r C lou d Sun d ay Sch oo l , prtson to them that are bound. " WorS h ip 9 30 a m Cll urc h E D E N U N I T E D 9 ' 45 am wo r sh t p se r vice , 11 Sc h oo l 10 30 am • BR E THR E N IN CHURI ST am an d 7 30 p m Weekl y May tlle Lord cure our infirmities, pardon our offenses, CARMEL - C ll u r c ll Sc ll oo l E ld e n R Bla k e p as l or Btbl e st udy, We dnesday 1 30 lighten our burdens, and enrich our poverty; tllrough Christ 9 30 a m Wo r sh 1p 10 30 am Su nd ay Sc h oo l to a m , Pm 2nd an d 4t h Sundays Howard McCoy, su pt , out Lord, Amen . - Dwight L Zavitz, Pastor-Director, United MASON A SSE MBL Y OF APPLE GROV E - Sund ay Mo r n 1n g serm on. 11 am , GOD, Dud di n g Lane f•lason , ' Presbyterian In Me1gs County. Sc h oo l 9 JO am Wo r st1 1p 7 30, Su n dav n ig ht serv1ces W Va, Chesler T ennan t p m 1st an d Jrd Sund avs. Chr1sllan Endeavor , 1 30 Pastor Sunday Sc h ool 9 ~ 5 Prayer meelmg Wednesd ay p m Son g serv~ee , H p m , am . Ch i ld r en '" Ch urch 6 q5 7 30 p .m Fe ll owSh ip supper P reachmg a 30 p m Mtd P m . Young Pe opl e 's Ser v1ce f •rs l Sa t ur (l (\y 6 P m UM)N Week Praye r meel•ng p m , EvangeiiS II C 6 J5 2n dT u esday730pm, • "'ednt!'scfay ,' 'f pm , Ray Ser v 1ce 1 30 p m . Women •s On th1s day m history: The Almanac E A ST L E TART - Church Adam's', '.l ay ' lea def M1ssiona r y Counci l 10 a m hoo l lS I 2nd , 3rd Sundays, . CHU R CH OF J E SlJ S l •r st and thir d Tuesdays United Press lnten•allonal In 1912, the first Girl Scout Sc 9 30 am Fovrt ll Sun day C H R I S T Locate d at P r aye r a nd B ible Stu dv . of America troop was 10 30 am Wo r sh •P 2n d Rutl and on New Ltma Roa d , W ednesd a y, 7. 30 p m Today IS Friday, March 12, organized in Savannah , Ga .,. Su n .:tav 7 30 p m 4t h Sun d ay ne:o:l t o Fo r esl Acre Pa r k , Ray Rouse. pas t o r , 9 30 am • Pr ayer Meetin g Rev the 72nd day of 1976 with 294 by Mrs. Juliette Gordon Wednesday J 30 P m UMW Robe r t Musser , Sund a y Schoo l HARTF O ttD CHU RcHo r In 1933, after eight days in 's l Tuesday 7 JO P m su p! Sun day scllool 10 30 to follow . CHR 1ST m Chr l st 1ah Union · WESLt':YAN ( R atclne) a• m , worshi p 1 30 p ~ Btb l e The moon is approaching' office, President Franklin D. Sun d ay , Schoo l 10 a 1"{1 (• study Wednesttay, 7 30 p m , Th e Rev W lll 1am Cam pb e ll. · Sund a y Sch ool. 9 30 P"S i or !Ill; full phase. . • ' Roosevelt addressed llie -· W or ShiP 11 am • J r UMYF ~pt u rday 111qhl prt1y r:- r SP.r am Ja mes H u g ll es, s upl f Wed n esday 9 30 P m , B• bl e ' v~~;e , 7 10 p m f The morning stars are ' nation m the first of his many StUd eve n ing se r v tce, 1 30 p m y Th u r !id ay 1 p m Ch otr. HEM L 0 C K GROVE radio "Fireside Olats." ' Mercury and Venus. Pra c t tee T h u r sd a y 8 P m CHRISTIAN Rog e r ' Wednesd ay ev en ing pr a y er t1ng 7 . 30 p m Y ou t h I In 1938, Germany invaded i, LETA RT FALLS - Ch u,rch Wat son , p a sto r, Walla te pmee The evening stars . are raye r se r v •ce e~c h Tu es d a y ~c hoo l 1s t , 2nd , 3rd Sun d a ys B r adfor d , s upt , morning Austria . FAIRVIEW BIBLE Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. 10. 15 a m 4th Sunday 9 15 wor sh ip , ' : JO , c hurc h school , CHURCH , L e t ar t. W Va, Rt In 1963 , the House of a m ., Worsh•p 1s t , 2n d , Jr d 10 : 30 " v oung people 's Those born on this da te are R e \1 ~e o rge Ho sc h ~., ,. Representatives voted to , Su n days ll 15 a m • 4 t h meeting , 6:30pm ; ev ening p1.as tor Wlder the sight of Pisces. Sunda y Sch ool 9 30 Sun day 7 30 P m Worship , 7 · 3~ p .m , Bible a m Pra y er and Bibl e st udy American astrologer Simon grant former British Prime MO~NING STAR study , Wednesday , 1 30 p m 7 30 p m Co tta g e Pra yer MT U NION BAP 'rlS I - - · Newcomb was born March Minister Winston Churchill W ors h 1p 9 30 am· Churc h Ser vi ce T ues d ay, 10 am Scho?l 10 30 am , M !d Week R ev . R 0 Bro w n, suppl y honorary U.S citizenship. Wo r sh 1p Service, T h ursday, 12, 1835. pastor , Sun d ay sc hoo l s up t , Serv tee Wedn esda y 8 P m 7 30 p m Television log for easy viewing He represents a Freedom one o1 those preciOUS gifts guaranteed to us under our Conslitutton . The Church rep· resents another Freedom These Freedoms, and lhe word 1tself, have spe<:laf Let's no t lose s1ght of them It's a btrthday present we owe ourselves 5 OG-Bonanza 3; Famlly Attolr 8; Star Trek 15. 5.30-Adam 12 4,13. News 6, Beverly Hillbillies 8; E lee. Co. 20,33 ~·OG-News 3,4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6 JCI-N BC News 3,A,l5; ABC News 13; Andy Gr iffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Carrascolendas 33. 7·0G-Trulh or Cons. 3; To Tellihe Truth 4; Lawrence Welk 8; Bowllng for Dollars 6; Aviation Weather 33, News 10, Don Adams Screen Test 13, Family v, CAP!' AIN EASY H.\IAI. V~S.. . I DAR~ S AY VOU'i?E IIIOHT. MY I<E· ANIMATIN6 FlUID IIIIW WH~ HAVE COMMt;RCIAL I 'M SLJ!':E WE CAN COME TO TEI':MS FO~ PIJI':CHASJNG VOUR FORMULA! P0551BILITIE5! WIN AT BRIDGE Nuisance bid pays dividends 2:3o--N..-s 3; Movie " Kiss of Evll" 4. 3:0G-Movle 'Eye of the Cot" 3 WE ·E·E ·LL• 1 DOPoJT KNOII/ ..,A;S A MAPoJ OF !KIENCE, I'M S ICI<ENt;D BV THE SPECTACLE OF <:OM M E~CIAL HUCK-5TEi?IN6! ·- • KJ 75 t KJ I0952 • K 10 3 ~T!.N I..OSER (I'IJFHilFr) ~ISTE't-.1, Low. I THI~t<. SOUTH • A K 102 WAQ986 Hk7! (PUFF) lt-l'> Tf'AD q: • Q4 . A6 (I'OFF - f'UFF ) t;OI I Ne1ther vulnerab le FBft.. {l1~ ~ lo, ~~ I '" iJTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE &;, I 1,1 II Ll ll ~ I' I Ill West North East South It Pass 3W Pass 2W 4N T 5N T 5. Pass Pass 3•1:t ~~--~----~~~ LITTLE ORPHAN Pass Pass Pass Pass 6t Pass Db! Pass Pass Opemng lead - 7 • TO A DOG 7. Pa::~s lhe Ame' ca-n B•ble Soc ely With the hope it will. in some measur e. foster and help sustain that , w hich is good in family and community life. thi s feature is sponsored by the business f i rm s and organizations whose nam es appear below . ~ · l s-Movle " Pr i vate Buc k a roo" 3 that no one was gomg to stop to double h1m a t h1s rea l desperado b1d Almost all experts have a way to handle Blackwood tn· terfe r ence T he J aco by method 1s to double the In· te rfe rence b1d to show no aces. pass to show one ace and b1d to show more than one ace The British pair may well have been playmg that same system with the Br1hsh North player concl udtng tha t h1 s spade vmd was the same as a n ace m vaew of Bobby's fi vespade b1d Whatever the reason, the Bri tish arrived at the heart grand slam and to add insult to InJu ry Bobby 's partner looked a t his ace of diamonds and doubled 4 30-Movle "The Chal k Garden" 4. 6.0G-Movle " The OJd.Fash loned Way" 3. SATURDAY, ""rch 13 , 1976 6:0G-Sunrlse Semester 8.10; 6:3G-- FIIm A; Fun For Everyone 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10, Kentucky Atleld 13 . 7 : ~Saturday Report 3;AG ·USA 4; Eddie S.undtn 6; Treehouse Club 8; U S Farm Report 10; Groovle Goolles 13. 7:3G-Bullwlnkle P. J. PAULEY. AGENT 8 co-Emergenc y Plus 4 3,.t, 15; Hong Kong Phooey 6,1 3. Pebbles and Bomm. Bamm 8,10; Sesame Street 20 &·3D-Jo s le and ttle Pussyc at s Smal l Eng tn e Sales & Service Middleport Ph 992·3092 498 Locu st Sf Company 2Cl An Artzona reader wants to know what vour chance f or success shouid be to-warrant a gra nd-slam bid. The answer 1s that1f you are sure of six you need three to one odds tn your favor to wa rran t contlnumg on to seven !For a copy of JACOBY MODERN. send $1 fo " Wrn ar Budge . ·· cl o thrs news paper. P 0 Bo• 489. Ra d1o C1 t y S tatwn, New Yor k , N Y 1001 9) ' Years 33. 3:0G-0utdoors with Jullus Boros 6 ; Film 8; Hogan's Heroes,. T3; Family at War 33. 3· JG--Pro llowllng 6,13; Joedy Gardner· Basketball 8. 4·0G-N<;AA Basketball 3,4,15; To Be Announced I ; Calli! MacaronllO, Resourceful West VIrginia 33. 4 .3G--Challenge of the Se•es 1.10; Insight 33. 5 · ~Wide World of Sports 6,13; Golf 8,10; What's Cooking? 33 5 3G--Guppfes to Groupers 33. 6.oo-News 3,4.10; Balloon Safari 8; God Has The Answer 15; Black Journal 33 HEINER'S BAKERY 2 Convenient Locahon s MIDWAY MARKET Pomeroy Ph. 992·2!82 BOB'S MARKET Ma son , Ph 773- 572 1 Bakers Of ~oo d Bread Huntington , W V a DUDLEY'S . Two localrons Middleport, 0 . 59 N Sec ond St Gallipoli s. 0 . 46 Court Sf Grocen es & Gen eral M e r ch a ndtse Ph 949·577 2 Rac tne . REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE . SERVICES 214 E Matn ·. - - SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEL Pom eroy You mean No . 1t's just L)ou·ve rent ed occupied' tt alreadl.l? We F• l l Al l Doc tors Prescnp t tons 99 2 2955 Pomeroy Pom eroy Ph 992·51 30 LOUIS W , Osborne 22 0 E M a in Pomero v 992·2156 Ph . 992·2178 ~ K&C JEWELERS BETSY ROSS BAKERY Keep sake D 1a m on d R m gs 212 E. Bakers o f Ga"y 90 Br ead Midd leport Ph . 992·3030 Ph. 992.J78S M a tn St , Pom eroy RUTH'S MARKET Middleport , Oluo MEIGS TIRE CENTER RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING 70D E " Hel l " Dea ler Marn F tn e F ood & Ser vice Middlepo rt Dlal992-5241 Sal es - Quasa r - Ser v ice Ph. 949·3151 0 Michener' s Dynasty" 3, 4,15; James S. W AT. 6,13; Mary Tyler Moore 8,10: Austln City Limits 33 . 9 . 30-Bob New Hart 8.1 o. lO : ~Berl D'Angelo 6,13; Carol Burnell 8,101 Soundstage 33. 11 : ~News 1 3,4,8,10,13; ABC News 6 ; Wally's Workshop 15; Janakl 33. 11 : Js--Junlor Chamber of Commerce Auction 6. 11 :3G--Movle " The Intruders" 3; Saturday Nlght4,15; Karate a. Movle " Roman Holiday" 10; Movle "The Crimson Canary" 13. l · ~Movle "Journey to the Far Side of the Sun" 4; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8. 1: 1s--News 3, Movle 'The Cat Creeps" 13. 1:3G--Misslon · Impossible 6; Movie "Wake Me When It's Over " 10. 1:45-Movle "The Outsider" 3. 2:45-Movle "The Shadow of the Cal" 4. 3 : ~ABC News 13. 3:3G--Movle "The Matlng Season 10 The Store w ith A H ea rt Racine Ph . 949.J342 ' ALLISON, WE HAVE LE55 rHAN 1WO MONTH& BEFORE THE BALL .. SO MANY DECIBIONB TO CIE MADE! BECAUSE I HAPPEN TOBE SEEING TH E: 50N OF THe BALL'S ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION RactJ'e .. GOEGLEIN READY MIX . " The Friendl y Folk s" D1al 992-3284 htnt s Each tl a ~ th£' code lr11 £' 1!i are daffr n•nt ! R YPTOQUOTES BC P S QCH Middleport "ork it: One lettr r srmpl y stands f o r ;mothN In th1s ~am ple A is u sl"d for the thrPe I.'s, X f o r the t w o O ' s, e te Smgle lrtters, apostrophes, the length and f o rm atiOn o f t he words a1e all Ph. 949·9S•r . H~r~·, ho" t o AXYDLB ,\AXR I• 1. 0:-IGFELI. OW K ." POWELL'S SUPER VALU - EV AK W W C NBEWO F Y SKL KN Q C HY KPP WS A L FH N E W EN . - KHV N EW C' JKPP S Q Yesterday's Cryploquote: TO THE WISE A FACT IS TRUE POETRY. AND THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF FABLES. -;::-:~~--~v-------....,---":::::-'----'--'-'-"=1 RAl-PH WAl-DO EMERSON I WOULD WHAT T H ONE THAT 'S IC) 1976 K>nl F"'"" ' s, ndl<ol<, '"' l IF IT WUlN'T TRI CK BEEN TRICK IN ' FER M'l TRICK KNE E· MAW FER TH . .......... ,,.._,_ Pomeroy , Ohio --·- THE DAILY SENTINEL 111 Cour t St. 9:0G-Movle 3:45-Movie "The lpcress File" 3 4:3G--Movle "The Cossacks" 4. 5 ·1 s--Movle "Journey to the Far Side otthe Sun." 3 OAILY CR\'l'TO(!ttOT•;- THERE ARE I RAY'S T.V. & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER . News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; News 6; CBS News 10; Lilias, Yoga and You 33. 7:0G-World at War 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 6,8; Firing Line 33; ln The Know 10; Newsmaker ' 76 13. 7.3G--Treuure Hunt 3; Last of the Wild 10; Nash· vil le on the Road 13. B:OG-Emergencyl 3,4, 15; Almost Anything Goes 6,13; Jeflersons 8,10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. 8: 3G--Doc 8.10 . Dlvine - " 28 Frances or Ruby 29 Delaware ';.;!.!:~!!!!!:!l_-r-------~.....--~....- - - - - - - - - - . - . - - - ' - - - - - ' - - -.,;;...:;; City I-1N- EUT ONCt= 51-/E PROMISES To [)l>.~CE- 30 Airport 22-A LAMP ~~~HER~- )b'J WILL NOTCNLY WIN THE abbrevlaWI TH ONE OF THE ClJ rr ,t1on WORLDS UGLIEST AWAR~ vu1 PROBABLY THe:= 31 Collection BEST SUPPoRrJNG of sayings CANCING GIRLS /(\) I T~ ''5ANDY' rr:t2 FranciS or Kyser 35 Potent 37 Bt>fore (Lat.) 38 Japanese w1ld dog WINNIE RACINE FOOD MARKET - Racine ' ' ~Drink McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Locust St . Pome r oy D•ol992·2101 Ph. 949.S961 Third St. 6 . 3~N8C ~ MARK V STORE { F or merly Sadte's Market ) Sy racu se Ph . 992·3986 DOWN I Kmd of paper 2 Palm leaf 3 M1stak.,. maker,s phrase (3 wds 1 4 Playthmg 5 Arachnid 6 Of an arm Yesterday's Answer 16 Roman road 25 Variable 19 Editor's star notation 27 - eel bone 2921 Leas• 7 Conswne affectiOnate Aligh1eri flower 10 Mtracles do 22 Short 33 Salt tree 20 Little Edgar happen ! operatic 34 Fiscal 21 Lope (3 wds ) song or leap 23 Betel nut II Took 23 Suffix for :ui Lummox 24 Tidiness ingress two or :r7 Heroic 2S Ongmal 12 Gladly four flyer 26 Cadence 27 Dante's .. The GASOLINE ALLEY SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY 41 Pitcher 5 Take to court 8 Mtxture 9 Golfer Gary 13 Shade of blue 14 Chant IS Stain 16 Muckraker Tarbell 17 Actress Hagen 18 Da1syltke ·- WAID CROSS SONS STORE 40 Chemin de - I Latch Tom and Jer ry- 9 3G--Pink Panther 3.4.1S; Adventures of Gilligan 6, t3; Scooby.Doo 8,10; Mister Rogers 20 lO ·OG-Land of the Lost 3,4,15; Super Frlends13; Hot Dog 6, Shozom l lsls 8,10, Sesame Street :ZO . lO .JG--Run, Joe. Run 3,34,15; Big Blue Marble 6. 11 oo-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,A,15; Speed Buggy 6,13, Space Nuts 8,10; Electric Company 20. 11· 30--Westwlnd 3,4,1S; Oddball Couple 13; CBtA Bowllnq 6, Ghost Busters 8, JP. Mister Roge,.. 20 12 oo-NCAA Basketball 3,4,15; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8, 10; Acllon News tor Klds 13, Vegetable Soup :w. ·. 12:3G--Amerlcan Bandstand 13; VIewpoint 8; Fat Albert 10 1:OG-Soul Train 6; Feshvat of Lively Arts for Young People 8,10; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. 1 30-Next Generation 13; Biography 33. 2 OG-NCAA Baskelboli3,4,1S; Mission : Impossible 6; Champions 8; Urban League 10; Medl x 13; Film 33. 2·311-Movle " Elopement" tO; Town Toplcs13; Valiant by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS J, .t, 15; Grope Ape 6.13; Bugs Bunny. Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny and F r lends 10 9:0G-Secrel Lives of Waldo Kltly 3,4, 15; Electric ~ Na ft onw tdc I nsu r a nce Co of Col umbus . 0 . 30 7 Sp r mg A>~e Pomeroy D ia l992 231 8 3; I Dream of J e annie .t, Jetsons ' ; Vegetable Soup 15; Dusty's Treehouse 8, Man from C O.S.t 10; Make .A Wish 13 _: WILKINSON'S • 1:40-News 13 As~ ~:J~~ By Oswald & James Jacoby Bobby Na il of Houston ma d e o ne of th e m os t successful nutsance bH:Js of all time when playmg for North Amen ca agamst Grea t Brl· tatn tn the 1962 World 's cha m· p10nsh1p When Bobby bid ft ve spades over South 's four notrump he wasn 't tak1ng any real chance He was sure they could make a hea rt slam and equally sure Scr O!UI(IS SCI(ICieCI b¥ S !ra sburg Vorg11W1 . J 8 75 2 . Q94 (ti:) '" I n~ EAST • J 87 • 10 3 t A 86 tn II kR~AO'I "'~<EAT •• '• (FWH\lFF) we' . I SURE' Tf11S (FIJFF -F\JFF) J!Y::>61~ IS ALl, '' THAT (&A".R) ~ Ad\i..'r1•:s•ng S.-ovo,.;e WEST • Q96543 • 42 DR6A9:>~TT. I'M 001 <.0 goo - ' 12 NORTH IDI "' M asterp iece Theatre 33 10 oo-Pollce Story 3,4,15; News 20; Educational t mpllcatlons 33 10:3G--Avlallon Weather 20 11 :0G-News 3,4,6,8,1 0.13,15; ABC News 33. • 11 :3G--J ohnny Carson 3,4,15; Rooktes6,1 3; Movle "The Glass Bottom Boat" 8, Movie " The Abominable Snowman" 10; Janakl 33. 12:4G--Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 ; Ironside 13. 1:OG-Frlends 3.4,1S; Movi e " Blood Rose" 10. ~~s~~~T Bi~·ec :~~o~f~n:?~o the Sermonette Affair 15; Ohlo Journa l :ZO. 7:30-Porter Wagoner 3, Treasure Hunt 4; Candid Camera 6; Evening Edition with Martin Agron&ky :ZO; $25,000 Pyramid 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Poo Goes the Country 15; Btack Perspective on the News 33 . a:oo-Santord & Son 3,4,1S; Donny & Marte 6,13; Sara 8,1 00: Washington Week In Review 20.33 . 1 JCI-The Pracllce 3,4, lS; Wall St reet Week 20,33. 9 oo-Rockford F lles 3,4,15;; Movle "The Neptune Disaster" 6,13; GE Theater 8,10; Flrlng Lint 20; FRIDAY, MARCH 12,1976 meaning JUSt now when we're celebrating our Bicentenmal BIG JIM'S PWA Pomeroy, Ohto ' RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Middleport, Ohio -KINGSBURY HOME SALES 6 SERVICE, INC. The ·F lneslln Mobile Homes 1100 E. Main Pomeroy ""· 992-7034 . - SNUFFY!! WH'I DON'T, 'IE GIT UP RN ' H ELP LOWEEZI..f WIF T H ' CHORES? MlDDLEPOAT. OHIO Melas cnuntv BraiiCJ1- THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN 00. 296 W. S.cond Pomeroy . GAUL'S MARKET " ..Chostor.Ohio - ·•· Ph. 91•2-3N3 ·rr • KNEE -801\iE I BONE , PAST TWENTY 'IEAR 5 IF THERE'S AN'(THIN6 I DON'T NEED, IT'S A 51-lO~TSTOP WITH HIS LE6 IN A CAST ! [)K t J I --,. ~ I TEBICS I rJ :5 11. ' II 1£, " A6!1:EE:D" THAT NO ONE 15E LEFT. ~HOULD I I tl' •• LAFTOA Now arranp the eln:led lettoro V \ V" -: to fonn the aurpriM an~wer, M ~=I· ::::::::~L~J==::=;L::=J~;;;__;"'~'!reoted~ br the abeve . - . "( I 1 ] ( I I I I ]" IMII•--~ml (AMwen l......,..•) Ja.mhlf'•l LIMIT \'nlerd•r'• ! PAPER IMPAIR """"'"" A l~admg lt arlttr wllo r reaiPI i11l~~~~ ~ - "PRINCIPAL" THIS IS 60NNA ~IN ALL THE PLANS I HAD FO~ ENCORE TH€ BASflW.L SEASON THINK OF 110111 I FEEL .. I l'Raal.ll\!( WON'T 8f ASLE 1tJ PIA'< AT WIMI!I.fOON THIS '(fAfL " .. �8- The P<meroy Sent mel M rldleport Pomeroy 0 Friday March 12 1976 • ' • -- Card of Thanks ORDINANCE NO -467 AN ORDINANC E PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF NOTES IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUr-IT OF U75 000 BY THE V LLAGE OF POMEROY OH 0 IN ANT C PAT ON OF THE SSUANCE OF BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAKING IMPROVEMENTS TO THE WATERWORKS SYSTEM OF THE V LLAGE AND DECLARING EMERGENCY AN WEWO lJL VI ~e osay hanlo.~ to a he k ndness shown dur ng ou recent t me of sor ow Spec a hanks o For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds he M dd epor Emergencv Squad he s a1f of Ho ze Med ca Center par of memo r es now che r sh Th e Fam y Me Dane of Lew s E W ng many I be a ha we The ma Mobile Homes For Sale WANT ADS ends and ne ghbors and Mae pa bearers and he Funeral Hom e The c ards f owe s a w INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M Day Befo e Pub cat on Monday Deadl ne 9 am Cance l a on Co rec ons w I be c ep ed un 9 a m Day ot Pub cat on UNFU~NISt.fell 14 .11 10 mob e home ota elec 3 ton cen rat a cond oner excellent cond ton Phone 247 2684 or 247 2664 3 ac for o for Sale HAY for sale Ph ne 992 1306 3 5 21 0 20 fc ---~------- FT SELF COriTA INED camp ng tra ler w h extras Excellent cond 1 on Phone 304} 773 5876 398c 'r D&D Notice Ph or 143 949 2023 S IDING SOFF IT T LARRY lAVENDER Syracu se Oh o Ph "2 3993 tJome w th no obhgat1on how you can really save M1ke Young Manager ..see Phone clay or n1ght 614"192 2206 ')10 Sc ho ol Tuneup DQme P_ n 992 1114 _ _ ·j;_ __ . oca ed . Grade . Phone 742 200< 6 lc ---~------- --1:...:21 52 W L L TRIM o shrubbery or74236 L p cu t ees and Phon e 949 2545 2 27 26 c Bf<ALJ~ORD Auc onee Camp ete Serv ce Phone 949 2487 o 949 2000 Ra e ne Oil o Cr I Bradfo d 10 9 f W ILl do odd pa n n g hau an d mow n g ---- mPs on e g ra ve ond d rl Ph one B ------- del ve ed ns 992 2oil78 2 19 26 c Pu l CKETT Fa m Equ pmen Wes W a s h ng on s A ban v Phone 6 4 698 3032 0 698 788 Auto Sales Real Estate For Sale Wanted To Buy ; r:,o BEORM hom e us f n sh ed emodel ng Sa l em S Ru and Phone 7oil2 2306 after 4 p m o see M o B Hu ch son 9 23 fc -------------...,... MOD ER N hom e n Ches e 8 rooms 2 ba hs 2 porc hes basemen c v sunpo c h and we wa e na u a gas ga age Pr ced o se t Phon e 6 oil 985 A 02 2 <1 fc HOM E t o sa e ~~.~ac ous I ..., ng oom d n ng ro om 1 bed oom s a ge k tchen fa m y oom and n ew bath Phone 992 7394 3 10 4 c APP RuA acres w l h ve y n ce bu d ng lo on Co Rd 32 Chester wat e d s r c oca t on Phone beau t u 949 2770 3 10 6 c ' Help Wanted baths 6 rms furnace bath n ew Na t gas 3 Brs and n ce lot S 2 500 NEW LISTING - Brand 2 ce,.-am c new 3 BR S baths large kit dining ut llty and carport 1 acre UNION AVE - 8 rms 5 Brs 2 baths gas F A furna ce garage pat o and ' acre $18500 DREAM HOME - 3 Brs ' baths a completely mod k I hot water heat covere d patio 2 car garage and 3 lots Very nice at S46 900 NEW LISTING - Business bu ldlng w th 2 bedroom 1: aparJment n SIJ 500 over Rutland Asking 10 Percent down FHA on the •bove homes - v A noth1ng down NAVE BUYER FOR 100 ACRES OF LANJ) ,. : • 2 dr ::. EW N G MA CH N E Repa s serv ce a llalo.es 99/2284 Th e Fa b c Shop Po me oy Au hQ zed S ng er Sa es and Se v c e We sha pen Sc ssors 3 29 l c I REA~ X C ON~r::T~ d e ve e d gh o you p o cc Fas and e a sy ee es ma es Phone t;l92l1B< Ooeg en R ea el y M Co M dd cpor Oh o 6 30 tc * LWOOD BOWER S REPA IR Sw eep e s oas er s on s a sma app n ces Lawn m owe nex o S a e H gh way Ga rag e on Rou e 1 Phon e Wl ~ l825 A 6 fc EP T C TA NK S c e a ed M oder n Sa n a on 992 395 4 0 99 7 734 9 9 a fc E XCAVA TING and back.hoe 2 -- LET US DO IT 11 Carpeting 501 NYLON 99 Square Yard RUBBER BACK w e hav e h un dre d s o f carpe ve l ues Your job ca n be com p e ed n 1 to 2 weeks NID ong wa ng per otl l)~r ns aller has 28 years el-p er ence Expe 1 n~a• a on You I ke wha yo u ge CALL 142 2211 TALK TO O!YE~DELLI GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT ~TLAND FURNITUH 742 2211 Thursday Itt 112 noon •• •• • .. e RUnAND fURNITURE 742 2211 ARNOLIJ"GlfA-yj ~ IIUTLAND ..... ~ '2795 $2295 & LOOK '1395 '695 S595 MANY MORE . 2 SIGNS. Pomeroy Open Evenmgs T1l6 oo Exc•"'' T11urs and Sat Ttl5 00 OF QUALITY Motor Co. I 1975 DEMO SALE Caprtce Mal bu Class1c Capr.ce Wagon Suburban We are movmg these cars out Come In now Get our price 1969 BELAIR 4 DR P S radio g e<!n tlnlsh New tires 8 cy l auto 1973 CHEV '12 TON Cust deluxe 6 cy l std rad o P S de uxe tutone f n sh red and white $6'S I· $2US body side mldgs POMEROY OHIO . IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE OIV SON MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF AC Acc oun s and vo uchers of he fo ow n g named f d ue ar es h av e been t ed n h e P oba e cour M e gs Coun tv Oh o for approval and set ement CASE NO 3 49 A Th r een h Acc oun of he Hunt ng on Nat ona Blink ot Columbus Tr us t ee ot he Trus c rea ed und e he Las w 1 and Tes am~nt ot A lber 0 Ebersbach Deceased CASE NO 16 148 Twenty Th rd Ac;co un o l Bess e 0 ver gua rd i an of he person and es ta te ot Gro ver C 01 ver an n com p e ent pe son CAS E NO 18 752 - Sev en h Cur en Accoun of Rodney Down ng Trustee unde he Trus cr eated by he W II of John B Down ing Deceased CASE NO 19 4<15 ....,.. F rs and F nat Account of B ernard v F ul z AdfTl ln s rator of he Es ta e of ·Soph a Shan es Deceased CASE NO 19 71 F f h ana F inal Accoun of F reeland S Norris Gu ard an of he Person and Esta e of Dona d Love 1 en ncompe en person CASE NO 20 195 F rs and F nat Account ot H e en M Bartels Guard an Of Emmet P Berte s en ncompetent penon CASE NO l l 220 F r!l current Account o f Ma ry VIrgin a H ndy a'ld Art e Mae Buskirk Co EJtecutr ces of the Est1te ol Bird e Mae Baker Deceased CASE NO 21 •06 F rst and Final Account of Mar on F Ebersbach Exe cutr x of the Estate of Marion Jean Warner Otcnsed Unless uceptlons are f ed htreto sad accoun s w II be tor hear ng before sa d court on the 2 h day of Apr I 1976 at wh ich lime sad accounts w 1 be considered and con nued from dey to dlly un II f nally disposed of Any person In teres ed m av fIt wrftten excepl ons to said accounts or to rn e le s per tan ng o the e,;ec u on o f he rus not less thart f ve days pr or to th e date set for h ear ng Mann ng D Webster Judge Common Pteu court ProbateD viS on Meigs Countv Onla f31 1 ltc PUBLIC NOT CE In fo ow ng Sec on 511 5 09 of he Oh o Rev Sed Code he Board of Revision held he egula yearly mee no n he Me gs Coun ly A ud tors Off ce e ec ng off cers un der Sec ion 57 15 09of he Oho Revised Code were as follows George Coli n s M e gs cou n v Treasurer wa s e ec ed Che rman How&rd E Frank M e gs Coun tv Aud or serves as Secre tar y to t he Board n com pi an ce with th s Sec t on and Henry We sse 'leS as the th rd member be no Pres den of he Bo ard of Counfy Comm ssi on e rs T he change in ve uatlon for he ta~~; year 1976 as the ew now eads w II on ly effec hose ax payers who have added new c ons ruct on The new cons ru e ton picked up was done by the Coun y ~ud or dur ng the las three months of 975 for tle ta x yea 1976 va ues on new constructi on can now be v ewed at lhe County Auditors Off ce at any I me 2) 27 Howard E Frank M e gs Coun v Aud o 3) s 12 9 •tc AstroGrapM 8emree 8ecle Oool ,.71 For Boturdor M.,ch 13 ARIES (M•"'h 21 April 111 Someone whom you may con verse w th soc1ally today could be n the position to do you a fa"Vo bus nessw ae Don t be hes tant to talk shop TAURUS (AprH 20 M•r 201 To exped te a matter of lmpor tance today you may ha'tte to use some bo d mag in at ve measures Th nk carefu v Act postvey GEMINI (M•r 21 June 201 There shOu d be advantageous uses for those b ght deas you get tod ay elat ng to you work o ca eer Don t fo get them O"Ve the weekend CANCER (June 21-.luiJ 22) Cond ton s tor personal ac qu s ton are st 1 ve y favorab e for you toda'y Opportunities for ga n could come from unusua sou ces For Sale OLIVER 71 L pto hyd 2 row LEO (July 23 AUO 221 You I cultlyator ready o go Pone be happ est today domg th ngs 6 • 985 ,.131 or 9-49 2-473 after that a e a departure from your 6p m 3 12 3tc norma rout ne Steer clea of friends who are in a ut For Rent FURNISHED 2 bedrm epertment aduUs onty n Middleport Phone 992 3874 3 12 tt c VI 1100 (Aug 23 Sept 22) Your best approach tod ay to ach eve your ends s through nd rect methods U oadbtocks DAN THOMPSON FORD . POM~~.~~.~~~~RM CO.@) --·----·------ I '3495 $1995 SEE Fred Blaettnar Pat Hill Melvm Little or Dan Thompson COUNTS PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO I\..F~~~~ A~!~! .. : ·•••••••••· ............-.... .........._........._ : @) I Tues Wed 800111500 1968 Olds 98 4 Dr. HT A1r cond ocally owned 1968 Dlev. Impala 4 Dr. Sedan H top Tom Rue Side Prtce . nsu ed f ee es n ~ es Ca 997 2384 Q[ 6 4 698 725 A bilny 0 5 .._ ••• • $895 exceptiona see Tom Rue Ray Douglas G ( Patl Williamson or Eddte F1fe c 20 yea s el!: p e i" c 4 dr PH. 992-2594 EXC AVAT N G do e backho e and d che Cha es R Ha c d Ba k Ho e S~rv ce Ru and Oh o Phone 7 '2 2008 JO 78 $895 good economy Tom Rue ~le Prtce MANY MORE USED CARS STOP '4195 '2495 '2295 '3995 Hard top very clean 1969 Olds Delta 88 REM ODEL N G P vmbn g hea ng and 11 p e!. d genera epa Wo k gua r an eed 20 yea s ex per en ce Ph one 992 2409 0 & D TREE T m m ng 1972 Dodge VB Dlarger 2 Dr. 1970 Dodge VB Polora Custom $1495 1970 Ford Mavenck 6 cy Extra 1974 Ford Gran Torino 4 Dr. Sedan A T P B one ocal owner S1995 A r runs ,.-Jght Tom Rue Sale Price our bu It lable Ph (61.fl 985 4102 2· 12-1mo , ~ ••• •• C a Tom Rue Sale Pr ce PB 1973 Pontiac VB Catalma 4 Dr. H T a r cond P S P B A T one local owne $2495 1971 Dodge 4 dr wagon BISSELl BUILDERS $4 P S One owner and sharp Tom Rue Sale Price tn mce locations S30 000 ----------- w - 8 rms , B R S 2 I v ngs Mu berry Ave $10 000 RUTLAND - Near ~c hool CENTRAL REALTY CO. Air and w red fo SAVE MONEY? Po,.tr.!IY 0 4 ga s t replace hot water h eat a nd garage on For Sale 1972 Mercury 9 pass wagon ....... 9ft_ E~fATE 53095 1972 V W Super Beetle IEAF.ORD Virgil B Sr Brciit., lthl«hlnl~ ~~ ton pickup low mileage shows good care 1973 GMC Siena Grande , ton pickup V8 AT P S really shari": 1974 Ford LTD VB 4 Dr. Sed. AT sher ff s car new tran s Loaded one loca owner sharp Tom Rue Sale Pr1ce 6 -----~ ~EDOOG $2195 1973 Chrysler New Yorker WANT JO EXCAVATING BAcK HO ES Take advantage of AND DOZER LARGE AND pr1ce s Qual ty SMA LL SEP T C TANK S I ~mes N ce lots ava N STAL LEO B Ll PULL N S PHON E 992 2 8 D AY OR N G HT $2495 2 dr H T a r a rea good car Tom Rue Sale Pr ce ~----------~ brakes Whee bala nc ng al neme n Lost iM 1972 Dodge % ton Pickup AT 8ft body 1974 Ford Four Wheel Drive 2 SMITH NFl $01'4 MOTORS. INC offered at Clearance pr ces 1975 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Sedan Almost I ke the day It was sold Tom Rue Sale Prtce 1972 Chevy Impala Custom Na1han 8 gg s Rad a tor Spec a st Sales and tnsta ttat on Rl l Pomero y Ohio 45769 ':1 DELL A nemen beh nd Ru and Ole local owner From th e l argest T uck or Bulldoze,-Rad a o to the ma lest He111 e Co Lose cars 2~??1~et9J;.~~PS 1974 Dodge Colt Compact Wagon. We It brrng satftples to you MISt Sales ~ R~ Demos & value USED CARS Free est1mares un c. peUng and tnstallat1an "p ~elf-.: ~ NEW CARRY OVERS 1975 Official Cars 9 pass wagon ai r Tom Rue Sale Pr1ce 4 10 1 mo 73 Cadillac Elderado Cpe, pow, a1r __'5495 73 Cad1lac Cpe DeVIlle DOWer, a1r-- $4795 71 Cadillac Cpe DeVIlle, power, an __ $2495 BUY N(M FOR EXTRA VALUE $4495 CARPOING Real Estate For Sale Pets USED CARS 1975 Duster 6 cyl 2 dr Tom Rue$3695 AM F M radio new car warranty Sale Pr•ce 1975 Plymouth Valliant Custom 4 dr S3895 Air 6 cy l Tom Rue S.'- Pr1ce 1974 Plymouth Siltelhte S3495 GUTTERS AWNINGS mo VALUE RATED New car warranty Tom Ru• S..le Price SLOAN'S IV Real Estate For Sale 1975 Chrysler Newport Custom 4 dr WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM 2667 2 9 = ------ FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS STORM From 1 shelf fo a hou5t all types of building 1nd rt mod•llng from the foundat ion ur, Addition1 urpe11ng pa nting siding r oofing p•nenn~ paper h•nilnj etc R&J COINS for Sale or Trade Ftn•ncint Av• •u e B own •nto W1 !1 & Attics '" ' Frldiiy March 12 1976 FREE ESTIMATtS 1 tllown lnsulatto,.Servtces CONSTRUCTION For Rent o TOM RUE \CHRYSLER \ PlijlllfJII/fi MOTORS Business Services v ND A LE 2 " 68 3 bedrm 3 2 p WHEREAS the Counc of ba h & oil f expando 25 the v I aoe of Pomeroy Oh o f awn ng and porch ful y COIN~ REGULATIONS * has eQves ed he VII age c"' rpe ed Phone 7oil2 2882 The Publ sher reserves TWO :~ . on 8 hoe Ford .. 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Countv Oh o Wa e,.. 0 strict now se lng Each add ona wo d 3 large secre a v mantl e 3 9 fc HEAVY duty home b u r SEC TION Tha 1 s ce n s bulk water to tanks on c lock w th p I a sand brass .., hereby declared necessary n and em axte ra l er Bed 0 BLIND ADS rucks at our new off ce coffee g r nd e oak s de 2 EFFIC ENCY ap! n fl long P hone 949 2449 Located on St Rt 7 board b ack wa ln ut ch na Add t ona 'l5c Cha rg e ~~~~e ~e:l~hse;:f~tyheccf~?o c M dd epo ca 1 992 6148 3 0 3 c per Adver semen 1 M le North of c lose oak ab le and 4 ..- and we fare of I he nhab an s 3 2 J c Eas ern H gh Schoo OFFICE HOURS cha s oak. d esser wa nut ., of th e v age to ssue bonds of GOOD qual haYfOr sa e 8 30 a m o 5 oo p m Serve Your se lf D s;>ense r ctress e ou nd oak able 3 BEDRM a e c a 992 3658 : he v age of Pomeroy Oh o Tak ng quarters on y one Da l y a 30 a m o 2 oo b a v able s one a s to s ... n he pr nc pa sum of S 0 per week gas and wa e 35 2c Noon Sa u daY a a me fo 250 gal ons of of g asswa r e m any o he 5475 000 fo t he purpose o pad 308 Page S water Phon e oda y 992 2156 ems F ed A Marks mak. ng m prov emen s o he F I SH N G S NKER S made by 3 23c Open all he T me owner No t res pons b e for mod 4 oz hrough 2 1 2 oz : waterwo ks sys em o he for yo ur conven ence ace den s Howard Beas ev ..., v I age Very easonab e Phone 992 U N F URN !)HE O ap n auc oneer 3 1 1mo 5829 SEC TION 2 Tha sad bonds Pom eroy 2 bedrm new y 3 1 2 c ..., sha ll be dated approx ma e y 3 3 redecora ed f ull y ca pe ed :" Ap 1977 sha bea r n Ca l n he ea v a m 992 erest a he a e o g na y 29 h ANNUA L He eford Sale COAL FOR SA L'"" LA~ Coa 2288 18 bu s and 5 Fema es es ma ed of ap pr o,; ma e y Com pan v m l e nor tl of 2 22 fc Southeas tern Oh o Hereford REG STERE O po ed Chesh e on R 7 P c k your Hereto d bu I from Roya -·---Assoc a on a I c lean :: :nxn~~,' ~~nd s~ape ~~n u /e~ own S20 per on Open 6 day s RUlLO lNG Man S ped g ees bo h tlOrned and Oak Fa ms 2 yr o d Wou d 3 AN D 4 RM turn sh ed and .. subs an a v equa .. nnua pe week or ca I 614 367 Ru land see or cal T 0 PO Pd Sa urday Marcil 20 ano her unf urn sh ed apts Phone 992 ke to rade fo nsta men s ove a pe od o 7330 fo fu h e nforma on 5 ewar Rulan d Oh o 1976 Sa e I 00 P M bu Phone 9oil9 2770 5434 t~t~ wen v (20 years a f e he 8 78 c Phone 742 242 Rocksp ngs Fa rground s 3 0 6 c ssuance 9 tc , 96 c R 33 ttl ee m l es no h of SECT ON 3 T ha t s 19 YA MAH A 650 Sp ng e Pome oy Oh o For COUN T RY Mob l e Hom ~ ... hereby de erm ned tha no es f on and ube fu l y :1 BR HOME ca alog s wr e o Lloyd st n shea .. n h e p nc pa amoun o f?~rk R 33 en m tes nor h chopp ed Ca l afte 5 p m Bl ackwood Sa es Mgr R em odel ng a em S of Pom e ov Larg e lo s w lh ~ S-475 000 sha b e used n an BASEME NT Sa l e F r iday and 992 59 4 3 Pomero y Oh o 45769 Ruland Phone 7J.2 2306 c pa on of he ssuance o e e pa t os s dewa tks cenc Saturday o oo r II 6 00 BW J 1 6tc a f er 4 p m or see M 1 B 3 11 3 c ,.. sa d bonds sa d notes sha l be r urin e: r s and off s ee t portable T V w th stand Hutch nson pa r k ng Ptlone 992 7oil1 9 : da ed Ap 1976 sha 1 bear s ng e bed com p ete 8 pa r 10 9 f c ,. nterest a h e ra e off ve per MAKE SUt<t:; you get eve v 2 31 fc new mens pa am as 13 par .... cen t 5 percen t pe annum p ass b e ded uc on h s yea n good cond ion Numerous H OM t:. to sa e by pr va e • payab e a m atu ty and sha Hav e your Fede r a and m sc t ems 572 s Th rd EN OY g acous vng a owner 3 ac es A S a e ncome Ta x e u n by I age Manor n M d V A"Ve M dd eport : ~oa~us e ~a~pr be ;~7d Saa~ bed ooms barn on ba ck op an acc oun a Phone 99 2 d epo fo as ow as s 30 3 11 2 p • 73 r oa d gas and wa e Phone ,... here naf e pr ov ded n such per mon t h w h a 1 949 2023 denom nat on s as may be 1 21 52 c u I es pa d Ttlese "" reques ed by the purchasers 3 26 p a e brand new h g h qua y ... SECT ON oil Tha sad noes RUTLA ND Gun Club mee ng LOS T n 11 n c nfy of Ta nne s apa men s a pr ces you 974 T S185 SUZUK I A 1 n d 22 R f e Ma ch a New ... sha be exec u ed by he can affo d Yo ur ren n cond t on 00 m l es c a Run back and wh e GO OD HOU SE and ot good L rna Road F day 8 p m "" Mayor and V llag e Clerk and udes month o m on t h c 742 2 oil3 af er 5 p m back ya rd dea for spo ed coon hound pup Eve yo we l come "" sha bear the sea o he te ases a t e ec I v ng J 8 9t c Phon e 247 2280 ch ldr en Mr and Mrs .. corporal on They sha I be 3 96c ca pe ng rang e and -,--~·~-~ George W Ka uff ca 992 des gna ed Wa erwo ks r e fr gera o r fr ee I ash AN T QUE home co mfo 1 7227 or come a d see at 224 .., mpro ve m en Notes and p ck up cab le TV a your cooks ove Al so QU ck mea l Condor S Pom e ov Oh o LOST n Ru land area : sha be payab e a he p n expense a nd on s t e bo ed gas and wood o coa l 3 11 3 c man Shephe d black g a y ... cpa off ce of any bank o es Con l au n dr y fa c comb na on s 011e Good S ver and an na me ~.a trus compa n y wh ch s ap ven ent o sh opp ng on Th d cond on Phon e 949 2 o R eward offer ed Con ta c c proved by he V ag e C e k and M II Str ee s n M d 3 10 6 c 7 ROOM neuse w h ba h good T ewe t R M dd lepo and conf m ed by th s counc dl epo See he manager a LEGAL NOTICE oca on F ul basemen 39 o ca I 742 2135 .., n he eso u on awa rd ng he R ve r s de A partm en ts o STERL NG G NEV L LE Sou h Secon d M dd eport SE ARS Craf sman 0 n ch 396 p • notes Th ey st)a express upon ha s b ee n orde r ed o appea o ca I 992 3273 Fu rn sh ed Phone 992 2265 rad a a m saw comp te e "" h e face he pu pose o aparm e n s a e aso plead by Ap I 8 1976 o a BL ACK and w h e Dalma on 3 7 12 p w h s an d I gh t an d ad wh c h hey ar e ss u ed a nd ha ava ab e co m p la led n C v I Ac on tus abl e dado b l ade Phone spo ed answe s o h-e dog hey a e sswed n pur su an ce No C2 6 00 n he Un ed 2 2 78 c 949 24A9 4 ACRE S 2 b ed m mob e of D ce R ewa d of h s ordnan ce s a es D s c Cour for he name ho m e oom added and 3 10 3 c Phone 992 3 92 SEC T ON 5 Tha sad no es So uh en D slrc o f Oho scaped appl ances c ar 396p sha ll be t r s o f e ed o he Eas er n D v so n U n ed pe ng new barn ou BS e11 ra off ce o off ce s n cha ge of Saeso f Ame ca Panrff v fr u l ees b u l d ngs he bond ret r em en fund of ST ERL NG G N EV LLE e A e,; ander Twp m es 19 68 MU STANG VS 30 2 he v t age and any no es no Oe tendan s p av ng for sou h of A hens S12 000 a taken b y such off ce sh al be eng ne a u om a c maroon Phone (6 14 592 4245 o ec osure o f a mor gage OLD furn l u e ce boxes so ld by he V I age Clerk a w h ba c k v ny op Good r ecorded n Vo um e 123 pa ge 3 1 7tc br ass beds o d wal cond on easv on ga s Ca mo gage r ec ord s of e eph ones an d par s o GOO D hay e~~~~ h :~cfar h~nd p~~~~~~~ MAJe ogfs heCounty never we Pho ne ( 614 985 3596 Oh o wh ch cam p ete housetlO ds w r e 949 2523 from suc h sa e exce p any mor gage deed sa en on he 3 11 3tp M 0 M li e R 2 3 0 2 c "' prem um an d th e ace ued f o l ow ng d esc r bed rea Pomeroy Oh o Ca ll 992 .. 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- - - - - - - - - - Co n ac t c us orne s Age pa ce d before a nd n 3 41p un mpo tan but rna vr y SCENIC COUNTRY HOM IE - Well cored for home n preference to at other ems We r a n W te G s the country con tain ng 2 bedrooms llv ng room and f or h e fu amoun ARE YOUR plan n ng cab ne s So u hw es ern D ck Pres hereof T he f unds der ved adop on of th s eso ut on k tchen sma ll d nlng room bath n ce sun porch A so n your tlome We have a Petrol eum F Wo h Tx n an open from sa d ax levy her eby we e adop ed cellar and ce ler house 2 garages and barn That s m ed s u pp y o f new E 0 E requ ed sha I be placed n a mee ng of lh s Counc I and wooden cab n e doors and not all 37 atres goes w th t al o ve r look ng th e 3 10 4 c separa e and d s n c f un d ha a de bera t ens of h s drawe f ron s ava table a a beaut lui Oh o River BeHer call quick Only s SOMEONE and oge he w h n eres t Co un c I and of any of reasona bl e pr ce Some w h SlS 000 col ectedon he same sha be com m l ees ha esu ted n glass nse rt s Some so d a 1 es ab she d n sura nce sa es rrevocab v pledg ed fo he such to ma ac on were n op qual t y Can be seen a oufe n he M dd epo t 90ACRES VACANT LAND - you would know spr ng Is mee ngsopen o hep ub c n pavmenl of he p nc pa and K n gs bury Mob t e Home e a ea V er y good Chesh ~re when you see th s Wide green val ey with a brook camp ance w t h a l eg a nteres t of sa ct notes or he Sa les 00 E M a n Sl wages a l fr ng e benet s n c lud ng bonds n ant cpa on of wh ch r e qu remenl s runn ng through t tu st perfect for a arge ake Pome ov Oh o o ca ll 992 an ou Stlll') d ng oppo un y 21 22 of he Oh o they are ssued when and as Sec on 7034 fo someone w h a le wooded h lls1de just cry ng for a cab n Here 5 he same fa Is due prov ded Rev se d Code 3 1 5c amb ton and a se lf work er scenery and seclus on at less than $300 pe,.- acre SEC TION I Tha hs howeve that to he ex ten AI nqu es conf dent a ha s urpl us wa erwo ks ord na n ce s h ereby dec la ed CALL QUICK Wr e P 0 Box 6 2 OLD FAS H ON E D bathtub revenues are app opr a ed o b e an emergency measu e Phone 992 7030 Porn er oy Oh o 45769 and app e d to th e pay ment of necessa y fo h e p eservat on 3 13 c 317c he n otes sa d ax need not be of th e pub l c peace tlea th S6000 00 - DON FLIP OUT sa f ety com fo and welfa r e of lev ed HAY never been we t Phone Th1s s the nght price forth s modern two bedroom FO f"!EM A N WAN TED We he nhabl ants of the v lag e SECTION 8 Th s Counc I (61.4 378 6205 af er 6 p m home In the country near Bashan City water and a e seek ng an ex p er enced for and on behalf of the v ll age of Pom e oy n h a sa d no es 3 II 121p supe r v so r fo a 1 gh natural gas Even a garden of Pomeroy Oh o hereby musl be au ho ze d to ret e assembly fac or y to ea ed n covenan s ha w 11 restr cl out s and ng notes and hereby Cat! for appcuntment FOR SA LE 2 lon 965 n Ga I po s Po n P easan the use of the proceeds of he pr eserve he c ed I of th e ern a t ona Truck 36 000 Mus be ab l e o a ea notes hereby auth or zed n ..., I age and th e efo r e t sh all m es $600 Phone ( 6 4) 985 mo v a e em p oy ees and be COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST- What> 5 such manner end to such ak e eff ec up on s adop on 4222 ous Sen d q u a y c onsc Adop ed March 1976 exten f an y as may be bedrooms ovety kitchen with all bullllns din ng room 3 l 4 p re s m e n c lu d ng sa l a y necessary atter tak ng nto w th sliding glass doors opening to a hugh deck family h s orv o Box 44 4A co ThP C arence And ews accoun easonable ex room lower leve l pat o cent,.- at air total electric Da y Se n n e Mayo pectat ons at he me th e deb WE INSTALL! Intercom system some finishing work required on s ncurred so ha th ey w 11 A tes 3 3" c no canst tute arb t a g e J an e Wa l on f rst floor Where? Rlggscr~st Manor near Tuppers bonos under Sec t on OJ ct of C erk of Coun c 1 ~~rlP Pia ns One of the f nest ~omes In the area at a t he lnterna Revenue Code reasonable pnce Call for appo ntment CERTIFICATE and he regula on s pr escr bed CO 6P The unders gned c erk of 6 PUPP ES o g ve away thereunder The V !ag e c erk Autom•tlc W•ttl border collie Phon e 992 Oh o ,. o,.- any other off ce hav ng Counc I Pomeroy BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL - 560 N Second St Conditioner 36 40 responsib tv w th respec o hereby ce r fl es that the Middleport Sit on the large front porch and watch the 3 II 6tp Model UCXXX the ssuence of Sll d no tes s fo eg o ng sa ue and c orrect BUY 210 000 world go by step Inside the large foyer and feel lhe copy of Ord nance No 461 , ~u!~or az:_d ag~~opdr r:fe edce o ado pted by sa d counc il on he AKC NOW M n a ure fem ale WoetclyOroln spaciousness of this th ck walled br ck home open Schnauzer housebroken "" tJf cafe o n beha f o f the st day of Marctl 976 and AND C•P•clty stai rway large I ving ,.-oom wlfh a fireplace huge Phone 7-42 2050 v llage on the date of del "Very tha t on Ma ch 2 916 she f led SAVE formal dining room big kitchen Upstairs Is 4 of sa d no es for nclus on n a cer t ed copy thereof w h ) 1..0 3 c he Coun v A ud tor of Me gs bedrooms with a sun porch Plenty of room for real the transcr p of proceed nos .,. setting forth the fl! ct s Coun y Ohio CH HU AHUAS tor sa l e J I vlng at a price you can afford Just $29 500 You w It est mates and c rcumstan ces fema es Phone 992 2265 ha ve a home with prestige Jane Wei on 8nd reasonab e expec at ons 3 1 6p 1339 OOVo c erk of Coun c 1 pertain ng to the use of l he RECEIPT proceeds h ereof and th e ::~ME ROY - High view low pr ce check this 3 Fema e Pomeroy Ohio TO GI VE AWAY prov sfons of sa d Sec t on POMEROY LANDMARk room home with large d n ng room lv n ro p up Beagle ype Phon e 992 March 2 1976 .,. IOJ(d) and re g ule t ons 3 0 with fireplace kitchen and bath nat gas fu~nlt~~ ... _ nck C.rs•r Mtr Th e un de s gned Coun y thereunder goes too one low pr ce $7 500 00 e SECTION 9 Tho he Aud or Of Me gs cou nt y PlloM m 2111 v llage Clerk is her eby Oh o he ebv acknowledges A I< C REG Tov Poodl e pups directed to forward a cert fed r ece p of a cert t ed cop y of 1 week s o d Have sho sand 1975 20FT CHAMPION moor copy of this ord nance o the he fo ego ng ord nance Want that FOR SALE ad to read SOLD home power steering wormed bl ack mae $85 County Auditor power b a kes t t steering back t ema e S100 T eacu p Howard E Fra nk Clll Jtmmy Deem SECTION 10 I s found ond wheel roof a r 2 -400 m les back en a e $ SO Phone County Aud o ..., c!tetermlneef ttlat a t formal 949 2388 s l eeps 8 Phone 992 3253 Coov e 61.1 66739 15 •ctlons of th s Counc co n 3 9 61c J 12 ' ( cern ng and relat ng to he 3 5 12 2tc - 9 - ~ Pcmeroy Senllnel, Middleport P<meroy . 461 S. 3rd Middleport 992-2196 Wolfpen Carpenter News Notes Personals Guy Russell and fnend of Columbus were weekend VISitors of his father Lmcoln Russell Franklm Russell also VISited Mr and Mrs Wm Boyce of Columbus were weekend VISitors of her mother Mrs Bertha Russell Saturday visitors or Mr and Mrs Harley T Johnson and Mrs Howard Thoma were Mrs Mae Hawk and Kenneth local Mr and Mrs Wm Boyce of Columbus and Mrs Bertha RusseU Mr and Mrs Harley Smith of Kanauga were recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs Charley Smith Mr Roy Smith was a Sunday visitor of Charley Smith Peggy Murphy was a Saturday visitor of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson Tammy Cheryl and Terry confront you dev se ways to outf ank them LtiiRA (Sept 23 Oct 231 You mate a prospects look rather promls ng today prov ded you use you f ne mind to cap ta ze on the advantag es offe ed SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 221 Su p Is ngly the a ge the ssue s today the better you should be able to co pe Zero n on ma10 targets Play to w n BAOITTAIIIU& (Nov 23 Dec 21) Don t reJect n"V tatlons to day where you might have the opportun ty to meet new peo pie F esh contacts at th s time could ate pro"Ve valuable CAPRICORN (Poe 22 Jon 18) Share as much t me as pQsslbte today w tn persons w th whom you have strong emotional bonds The ex per ences should p ove rewar ding AQUARIUS (J•n 2D Fob 1tl Its a good day to get togethe w th assoc ates who are n your same f etd ca r eer w se Someth ng mutua y prof table may esu t PI&CIS (Fell 2D M•rch 201 Work o serv cas that you per form we tod ay should y e d a arge etu n than usual Put you hea t n you tasks ~Wt:rOOJ Morch I 3 1t78 A s de nte est that you ve never ed to expo t befo e co uld p ove prof tab e th s com ng year Look for new markels for you wares and ta lents Mrs Roberta Parker of Strasburg VIsited here with her sister Martha Mays and aloo m Middleport with her SOD and daughter m law Mr and Mrs Robert Parker and family Mr and Mrs Glen Gassaway Powell 0 were weekend guests of their son m law and daughter Mr and Mrs Wilham Miller and family An aunt Mrs Fred Whetnall Col umbu s accomparued them here Mr and Mrs Clay Jordan Lavern Jordan and daughter Ruth Ann Birchfield and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan were m Columbus for the funeral of their uncle Clarence Lee Mr Lee B8 passed away m Florida on Monday His wife Delphia Jordan l ee passed away several yea rs ago Other relatiVes m the area are a nephew Dorsey Jordan local and a sister m law Mrs Homer Lee of HarriSonville Martha May s receiv ed word of the death of a cousm Mrs Phil Baker at Decatur lnd Cecil Gillogly and Mrs Arthur Crabtree s pent Sunday afternoon With their mother Goldie Gillogly who IS m Holzer Medical Canter for treatment Mr and Mrs Boyd Oliver and Steve of Baltimore Ohio were guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan and Joshua on Saturday Mr and Mrs Bob Hamson and family Stoutsville visited her parents Mr and Mrs W11Uam Cheadle and her brother and Sister m law Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and family Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle were her brother m law and Sister Mr and Mrs Roger Spiegel Columbus Mrs Dana Bailey IS reportedl y conva lescmg satisfactorily followmg heart surgery at Umvers1ty Hospital m Columbus Her son m law and daughter Mr and Mrs Richard Jeffers of New Bo'kton Ill we re overmght gues ts of hi s parents Mr and Mrs Reed Jeffer s a nd returned to <dumbt s tlong with Mr 11" I I rel tii\t s here lo lx> n~ar her M I Mrs Arthur Ree ly 75 Dodge Dart Sw1nger, slant 6, auto • !3495 75 Ford Granada 4 Dr, pow 1 a1r ---'4195 75 Chev % I C-20 PU, 4 wh dr ___ '5395 75 Mavenck 4 Dr auto, PS PB __ '3195 74 VW Bus, 9 pass. __________ , 3695 73 Nova 2 Dr, V-8 auto PS----- 12595 73 Bu1ck luxus 4 Dr, pw, a1r ----- 13395 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass ------ '3295 73 Olds 98 lux Sedan, pow a1r ___ 13495 72 Chev Vega HB Cpe, 4 speed, rad10 11495 72 Bu1ck LS Cus Con, power, air___ 12895 72 BUick Electra, Vtop, pow , a1r ___ ,2695 72 Olds 98 HT Sed, power, a1r ----'2695 72 Chev Imp Cus Cpe, full power, an12295 72 Olds Lux Sed , full power fact au 12895 71 Olds 98 Lux Sedan, pow, a1r __ _: 1795 71 Pontiac LeMans Wag pow, au ___12195 71 Mercury Comet 2 Dr 6 cvl std '1195 71 Ford LTD Wagon pow , luggage rack11695 1974 DtEVY MONTE CARLO 2 dr H T t t whee l A M F M stereo swing out sets sun oo f rad a t res must see '4495 1974 FORD LTD 2 DR HT '2995 1973 PINTO SQUIRE '2295 Au to P S P B daub e sh arp a r v ,..oof cruse c ontrQI rad a ls tact a r lug rack wood grain St a wag .4 cy auto tr m ancy whee s 1974 VEGA HATOiBACK 4 cy '2295 3 spd l ke new 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO 4d a r sed PS P B '2495 v roof $2495 1973 MERC. MONTEGO MX Brougham 4 d sed ar PS P B V roof E11tr a c ean 1973 PONT. WXURY LeMANS '2B95 2d H T a r P S P B w te and she s r Qht v roof ra y whee ls rea anu '2695 1972 OLDS Vista C,.-u se 9 pass wagon sun roof air st ereo radla t res f u lly equ tpt s2495 1973 CHEVY IMPAlA 2 dr Coupe auto P S P B fa ct a r v nyl roof AM FM ape 1972 BUICK RIVIERA 2 D Sport Coupe loca lly owned '3295 ful y equlpt sharpest around 71 Ford Tor Cpe, V-8, auto a1r_ ___ 11595 71 Bu1ck SL 4 dr, pow, a1r ----- 11995 70 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 auto -----'1595 70 Olds 98 HT Sed, pow, F alr---....11095 69 Ply 4 Door, V8 auto.--------1895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe, V-8 auto ----- '995 67 VW 2 Door Bug ___________ '695 1974 OLDS 67 Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl auto -----1695 68 Pontiac StatiOn Wagon-------- 1795 66 Cadillac Coupe DeVIIIe -'-------'195 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed---- 12695 1971 CHEVY IMPAlA 4 DR See one of these courteous salesmen Pete• Burrrs lloyd Me Laugh 1m or Marvin Keebaugh Karr & Van Zandt You II L1ke Our Quality Way of Domg Busmess 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenmgs Unhl6 00-T1IS p m Sat Kingsbury News Notes The Kingsbury Missionary Club of Carle <on Church had an all day mee tmg at the home of Mrs Neva Kmg w th the day spent qUiltmg Those who enJOyed the fellowship " ere Mrs Yvonne Young Mrs V rg 1ma Dean Mrs Mary Lou Houdershelt Mrs Amta Dean Audra Houdershelt Wesley and Yeve~ Young Jeremy Dean and Mrs Kmg The next meeting will be March 10 at the home of Mrs Kmg Mr and Mrs Roger Young honored her mother Mrs Janelll Beal on her blrlllday with a family dmner Sunday Others present were Mr and Mrs Russell Well Mr and Mrs Kirk Chevaher Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal and the hos~ss and her family Mr and Mrs Roger Young Wesley and Yevette Mr and Mrs Charles King and Susan and JuniOr VISI~d recently with Mr and Mrs Edward King and family at Harr1sonvtlle of Southside W Va spent Saturday here wi th her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Swett Carl Green lees was tra nsferred from Veterans Memo n al Hosp tal n Pomeroy to Umvers 11y Hos pital m Columbus on Monday His daughters Rose Hooper Athens and Carolyn Fra ley loca l were m Columbus to be with their fathe r on Tuesda y His condition IS seriOus Mr and Mrs Walter Swett were m Columbus on Monday to VISit Mrs Hilbert Cox at Umvers1ty Hospital Hilbert Cox r em a ns m tif mtens1ve care followmg surgery Denms Fraley 82 passed away a t Holzer Medical Center Mr Fraley who had hved m thiS area for many years IS surVIved by his wife L ueUa four oons Chiton and Clare nce lo ca l James Prairieville La and Denms Jr of Morgan City La and two daughters Lorrame Hmkle Grafton W Va and Don s J Baker London Ohio 14 g1 ndchlldren 36 great gnu del 1ld1 en and a sister l ss1e Marcu n of Kent Icky Funeral serviC"ii_ were held at the Bigony.Jordijn Funeral Home m Albany with Rev Alfred Havens officiating BUI w I wa s m Ten pie Ccn rtrn Mr and Mrs John Dean had as recent visitors Mr and Mrs Robert R1ed and David Mrs Anna Mae Terrell Miss Juan Ia Terrell all of Pataskala Mrs Bill Spaun and Shannon of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Kenneth Markms of Racine and John and Anita and Jeremy Other callers were Mr and Mrs Garold gilkey and family of A!hens and Mr John Shmn of Chicago Mrs Hazel Arnold and Wal~r had as recent visitors Mr and Mrs Pa trick Williams and famtly of McArthur Mr and Mrs Lester Arnold and sons of Col umbus Mr and Mrs Ronald McNally of Athens Mr and Mrs McNally of Athens On Sunday afternoon Mrs Arnold and Mrs Williams called on Mr and Mrs Alpha Russell of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Charles Arnold had as visitors recently Mr and Mrs R;Iy Underwood and family of Newark Oplo The Carleton Church will be havmg a revival sl<!rtmg March 25 thru 31 Service "'II star t a t 7 30 each evemng The evangeliSt will be Norman Taylor of Evans W Va Special smgmg each evemng The pastor of the church Gary Kmg extends a AM FM '3895 Toronado Cus t om equ pt radial t r es 2 V roof opera w ndows fully 1972 CHEVY VEGA Ha chback 4 cy '1295 auto G T 1971 PONTIAC BONNEVILlE 4 D '995 1973 FORD MAVERICK 4d sed 6 cyl auto P S Brougham nt N ce fam ly car 5 1969 CHEVY IMPAlA 2 Dr 695 H T 1970 PONT. VENTURA 4 dr $995 oca ly owned good cond on -------TRUCKS------- 1965 OiEVY VAN Several other cars m slock at Riggs See Ray Rtggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Located on St Rt 7 Chester 0 Reedsville News Notes V!sslors at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rose durmg the weekend were Mr and Mrs Thomas Rose Mrs Evelyn Rose Mr and Mrs John Kaleski of Akron Mrs Thelma Dutton and Mrs Ruth Bonnet of Parkersburg W Va and Mr and Mrs Terry S~them of Pomeroy Rd Mrs Gladys Morgan has moved to Columbus she accompamed Mrs Opal Randolph Mrs Rose Thomas and Richard Swam to Colwnbus Mrs Randolph Mrs Thomas and Mr Swam visited with Mrs Thomas fam ily Mrs Gladys Baugh man Frank and Tom Gale at Gahanna~ Robm Humphrey student at OhiO Slate Umvers1ty m Colwnbus and Mr and Mrs Gary Walker of Pomeroy Rd were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Charles Humphrey Mr and Mrs Randy Young of Pomeroy Rd visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Maurice Reed and family Mr and Mrs Gene Wilson were vacatiOning at Tarpon Sprsngs Fla They ac companied Mr and Mrs Junior Congrove of welcome to all Mr and Mrs Nev White had as recent VISitors Mr and Mrs Robert Swearmgton and Bobby of West Milton Mrs Jenn c Hollv accompa med tllem home for a short VH:at Mr and Mrs Ralph Case Columbus spent a week at their farm home here and VISited w1th Mrs Neva Kmg and several others m the commun ity Zanesville Mrs Alberta Edwards IS VISitmg With llle Clark Ed wards family at Canal Wmches~r Mr and Mrs Dale Smith and family visited recently with Mr and Mrs John Burns at Logan Don Srm Ill and family of Canton VISited Sunday With Mr and Mrs Dale Smith and family Weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Brown and family were Mr and Mrs W11Uam Thomas and famtly of Enon Mrs Thomas Spencer of Long Bottom and son visited the Brown and Thomas family on Sunday - Mrs Lyle Balderson Carmel News, By the Day Mr and Mrs William Carleton Terry Sayre Mrs Rose Mary Sayre and Robbie Rawlmgs spent an evemng with Mrs Eunle Brinker recenUy Mr and Mrs Melvin Circle and Mark Marlann of Worthington spent Saturday mght and Sunday with Mary Circle Mr and Mrs James Circle of New Haven joined them on Sunday Twenty four persons were present for Sunday School on March 7 Mrs Robert Lee Becky and Bob Bill called on Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr on Sunday afternoon �8- The P<meroy Sent mel M rldleport Pomeroy 0 Friday March 12 1976 • ' • -- Card of Thanks ORDINANCE NO -467 AN ORDINANC E PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF NOTES IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUr-IT OF U75 000 BY THE V LLAGE OF POMEROY OH 0 IN ANT C PAT ON OF THE SSUANCE OF BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAKING IMPROVEMENTS TO THE WATERWORKS SYSTEM OF THE V LLAGE AND DECLARING EMERGENCY AN WEWO lJL VI ~e osay hanlo.~ to a he k ndness shown dur ng ou recent t me of sor ow Spec a hanks o For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds he M dd epor Emergencv Squad he s a1f of Ho ze Med ca Center par of memo r es now che r sh Th e Fam y Me Dane of Lew s E W ng many I be a ha we The ma Mobile Homes For Sale WANT ADS ends and ne ghbors and Mae pa bearers and he Funeral Hom e The c ards f owe s a w INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M Day Befo e Pub cat on Monday Deadl ne 9 am Cance l a on Co rec ons w I be c ep ed un 9 a m Day ot Pub cat on UNFU~NISt.fell 14 .11 10 mob e home ota elec 3 ton cen rat a cond oner excellent cond ton Phone 247 2684 or 247 2664 3 ac for o for Sale HAY for sale Ph ne 992 1306 3 5 21 0 20 fc ---~------- FT SELF COriTA INED camp ng tra ler w h extras Excellent cond 1 on Phone 304} 773 5876 398c 'r D&D Notice Ph or 143 949 2023 S IDING SOFF IT T LARRY lAVENDER Syracu se Oh o Ph "2 3993 tJome w th no obhgat1on how you can really save M1ke Young Manager ..see Phone clay or n1ght 614"192 2206 ')10 Sc ho ol Tuneup DQme P_ n 992 1114 _ _ ·j;_ __ . oca ed . Grade . Phone 742 200< 6 lc ---~------- --1:...:21 52 W L L TRIM o shrubbery or74236 L p cu t ees and Phon e 949 2545 2 27 26 c Bf<ALJ~ORD Auc onee Camp ete Serv ce Phone 949 2487 o 949 2000 Ra e ne Oil o Cr I Bradfo d 10 9 f W ILl do odd pa n n g hau an d mow n g ---- mPs on e g ra ve ond d rl Ph one B ------- del ve ed ns 992 2oil78 2 19 26 c Pu l CKETT Fa m Equ pmen Wes W a s h ng on s A ban v Phone 6 4 698 3032 0 698 788 Auto Sales Real Estate For Sale Wanted To Buy ; r:,o BEORM hom e us f n sh ed emodel ng Sa l em S Ru and Phone 7oil2 2306 after 4 p m o see M o B Hu ch son 9 23 fc -------------...,... MOD ER N hom e n Ches e 8 rooms 2 ba hs 2 porc hes basemen c v sunpo c h and we wa e na u a gas ga age Pr ced o se t Phon e 6 oil 985 A 02 2 <1 fc HOM E t o sa e ~~.~ac ous I ..., ng oom d n ng ro om 1 bed oom s a ge k tchen fa m y oom and n ew bath Phone 992 7394 3 10 4 c APP RuA acres w l h ve y n ce bu d ng lo on Co Rd 32 Chester wat e d s r c oca t on Phone beau t u 949 2770 3 10 6 c ' Help Wanted baths 6 rms furnace bath n ew Na t gas 3 Brs and n ce lot S 2 500 NEW LISTING - Brand 2 ce,.-am c new 3 BR S baths large kit dining ut llty and carport 1 acre UNION AVE - 8 rms 5 Brs 2 baths gas F A furna ce garage pat o and ' acre $18500 DREAM HOME - 3 Brs ' baths a completely mod k I hot water heat covere d patio 2 car garage and 3 lots Very nice at S46 900 NEW LISTING - Business bu ldlng w th 2 bedroom 1: aparJment n SIJ 500 over Rutland Asking 10 Percent down FHA on the •bove homes - v A noth1ng down NAVE BUYER FOR 100 ACRES OF LANJ) ,. : • 2 dr ::. EW N G MA CH N E Repa s serv ce a llalo.es 99/2284 Th e Fa b c Shop Po me oy Au hQ zed S ng er Sa es and Se v c e We sha pen Sc ssors 3 29 l c I REA~ X C ON~r::T~ d e ve e d gh o you p o cc Fas and e a sy ee es ma es Phone t;l92l1B< Ooeg en R ea el y M Co M dd cpor Oh o 6 30 tc * LWOOD BOWER S REPA IR Sw eep e s oas er s on s a sma app n ces Lawn m owe nex o S a e H gh way Ga rag e on Rou e 1 Phon e Wl ~ l825 A 6 fc EP T C TA NK S c e a ed M oder n Sa n a on 992 395 4 0 99 7 734 9 9 a fc E XCAVA TING and back.hoe 2 -- LET US DO IT 11 Carpeting 501 NYLON 99 Square Yard RUBBER BACK w e hav e h un dre d s o f carpe ve l ues Your job ca n be com p e ed n 1 to 2 weeks NID ong wa ng per otl l)~r ns aller has 28 years el-p er ence Expe 1 n~a• a on You I ke wha yo u ge CALL 142 2211 TALK TO O!YE~DELLI GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT ~TLAND FURNITUH 742 2211 Thursday Itt 112 noon •• •• • .. e RUnAND fURNITURE 742 2211 ARNOLIJ"GlfA-yj ~ IIUTLAND ..... ~ '2795 $2295 & LOOK '1395 '695 S595 MANY MORE . 2 SIGNS. Pomeroy Open Evenmgs T1l6 oo Exc•"'' T11urs and Sat Ttl5 00 OF QUALITY Motor Co. I 1975 DEMO SALE Caprtce Mal bu Class1c Capr.ce Wagon Suburban We are movmg these cars out Come In now Get our price 1969 BELAIR 4 DR P S radio g e<!n tlnlsh New tires 8 cy l auto 1973 CHEV '12 TON Cust deluxe 6 cy l std rad o P S de uxe tutone f n sh red and white $6'S I· $2US body side mldgs POMEROY OHIO . IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE OIV SON MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF AC Acc oun s and vo uchers of he fo ow n g named f d ue ar es h av e been t ed n h e P oba e cour M e gs Coun tv Oh o for approval and set ement CASE NO 3 49 A Th r een h Acc oun of he Hunt ng on Nat ona Blink ot Columbus Tr us t ee ot he Trus c rea ed und e he Las w 1 and Tes am~nt ot A lber 0 Ebersbach Deceased CASE NO 16 148 Twenty Th rd Ac;co un o l Bess e 0 ver gua rd i an of he person and es ta te ot Gro ver C 01 ver an n com p e ent pe son CAS E NO 18 752 - Sev en h Cur en Accoun of Rodney Down ng Trustee unde he Trus cr eated by he W II of John B Down ing Deceased CASE NO 19 4<15 ....,.. F rs and F nat Account of B ernard v F ul z AdfTl ln s rator of he Es ta e of ·Soph a Shan es Deceased CASE NO 19 71 F f h ana F inal Accoun of F reeland S Norris Gu ard an of he Person and Esta e of Dona d Love 1 en ncompe en person CASE NO 20 195 F rs and F nat Account ot H e en M Bartels Guard an Of Emmet P Berte s en ncompetent penon CASE NO l l 220 F r!l current Account o f Ma ry VIrgin a H ndy a'ld Art e Mae Buskirk Co EJtecutr ces of the Est1te ol Bird e Mae Baker Deceased CASE NO 21 •06 F rst and Final Account of Mar on F Ebersbach Exe cutr x of the Estate of Marion Jean Warner Otcnsed Unless uceptlons are f ed htreto sad accoun s w II be tor hear ng before sa d court on the 2 h day of Apr I 1976 at wh ich lime sad accounts w 1 be considered and con nued from dey to dlly un II f nally disposed of Any person In teres ed m av fIt wrftten excepl ons to said accounts or to rn e le s per tan ng o the e,;ec u on o f he rus not less thart f ve days pr or to th e date set for h ear ng Mann ng D Webster Judge Common Pteu court ProbateD viS on Meigs Countv Onla f31 1 ltc PUBLIC NOT CE In fo ow ng Sec on 511 5 09 of he Oh o Rev Sed Code he Board of Revision held he egula yearly mee no n he Me gs Coun ly A ud tors Off ce e ec ng off cers un der Sec ion 57 15 09of he Oho Revised Code were as follows George Coli n s M e gs cou n v Treasurer wa s e ec ed Che rman How&rd E Frank M e gs Coun tv Aud or serves as Secre tar y to t he Board n com pi an ce with th s Sec t on and Henry We sse 'leS as the th rd member be no Pres den of he Bo ard of Counfy Comm ssi on e rs T he change in ve uatlon for he ta~~; year 1976 as the ew now eads w II on ly effec hose ax payers who have added new c ons ruct on The new cons ru e ton picked up was done by the Coun y ~ud or dur ng the las three months of 975 for tle ta x yea 1976 va ues on new constructi on can now be v ewed at lhe County Auditors Off ce at any I me 2) 27 Howard E Frank M e gs Coun v Aud o 3) s 12 9 •tc AstroGrapM 8emree 8ecle Oool ,.71 For Boturdor M.,ch 13 ARIES (M•"'h 21 April 111 Someone whom you may con verse w th soc1ally today could be n the position to do you a fa"Vo bus nessw ae Don t be hes tant to talk shop TAURUS (AprH 20 M•r 201 To exped te a matter of lmpor tance today you may ha'tte to use some bo d mag in at ve measures Th nk carefu v Act postvey GEMINI (M•r 21 June 201 There shOu d be advantageous uses for those b ght deas you get tod ay elat ng to you work o ca eer Don t fo get them O"Ve the weekend CANCER (June 21-.luiJ 22) Cond ton s tor personal ac qu s ton are st 1 ve y favorab e for you toda'y Opportunities for ga n could come from unusua sou ces For Sale OLIVER 71 L pto hyd 2 row LEO (July 23 AUO 221 You I cultlyator ready o go Pone be happ est today domg th ngs 6 • 985 ,.131 or 9-49 2-473 after that a e a departure from your 6p m 3 12 3tc norma rout ne Steer clea of friends who are in a ut For Rent FURNISHED 2 bedrm epertment aduUs onty n Middleport Phone 992 3874 3 12 tt c VI 1100 (Aug 23 Sept 22) Your best approach tod ay to ach eve your ends s through nd rect methods U oadbtocks DAN THOMPSON FORD . POM~~.~~.~~~~RM CO.@) --·----·------ I '3495 $1995 SEE Fred Blaettnar Pat Hill Melvm Little or Dan Thompson COUNTS PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO I\..F~~~~ A~!~! .. : ·•••••••••· ............-.... .........._........._ : @) I Tues Wed 800111500 1968 Olds 98 4 Dr. HT A1r cond ocally owned 1968 Dlev. Impala 4 Dr. Sedan H top Tom Rue Side Prtce . nsu ed f ee es n ~ es Ca 997 2384 Q[ 6 4 698 725 A bilny 0 5 .._ ••• • $895 exceptiona see Tom Rue Ray Douglas G ( Patl Williamson or Eddte F1fe c 20 yea s el!: p e i" c 4 dr PH. 992-2594 EXC AVAT N G do e backho e and d che Cha es R Ha c d Ba k Ho e S~rv ce Ru and Oh o Phone 7 '2 2008 JO 78 $895 good economy Tom Rue ~le Prtce MANY MORE USED CARS STOP '4195 '2495 '2295 '3995 Hard top very clean 1969 Olds Delta 88 REM ODEL N G P vmbn g hea ng and 11 p e!. d genera epa Wo k gua r an eed 20 yea s ex per en ce Ph one 992 2409 0 & D TREE T m m ng 1972 Dodge VB Dlarger 2 Dr. 1970 Dodge VB Polora Custom $1495 1970 Ford Mavenck 6 cy Extra 1974 Ford Gran Torino 4 Dr. Sedan A T P B one ocal owner S1995 A r runs ,.-Jght Tom Rue Sale Price our bu It lable Ph (61.fl 985 4102 2· 12-1mo , ~ ••• •• C a Tom Rue Sale Pr ce PB 1973 Pontiac VB Catalma 4 Dr. H T a r cond P S P B A T one local owne $2495 1971 Dodge 4 dr wagon BISSELl BUILDERS $4 P S One owner and sharp Tom Rue Sale Price tn mce locations S30 000 ----------- w - 8 rms , B R S 2 I v ngs Mu berry Ave $10 000 RUTLAND - Near ~c hool CENTRAL REALTY CO. Air and w red fo SAVE MONEY? Po,.tr.!IY 0 4 ga s t replace hot water h eat a nd garage on For Sale 1972 Mercury 9 pass wagon ....... 9ft_ E~fATE 53095 1972 V W Super Beetle IEAF.ORD Virgil B Sr Brciit., lthl«hlnl~ ~~ ton pickup low mileage shows good care 1973 GMC Siena Grande , ton pickup V8 AT P S really shari": 1974 Ford LTD VB 4 Dr. Sed. AT sher ff s car new tran s Loaded one loca owner sharp Tom Rue Sale Pr1ce 6 -----~ ~EDOOG $2195 1973 Chrysler New Yorker WANT JO EXCAVATING BAcK HO ES Take advantage of AND DOZER LARGE AND pr1ce s Qual ty SMA LL SEP T C TANK S I ~mes N ce lots ava N STAL LEO B Ll PULL N S PHON E 992 2 8 D AY OR N G HT $2495 2 dr H T a r a rea good car Tom Rue Sale Pr ce ~----------~ brakes Whee bala nc ng al neme n Lost iM 1972 Dodge % ton Pickup AT 8ft body 1974 Ford Four Wheel Drive 2 SMITH NFl $01'4 MOTORS. INC offered at Clearance pr ces 1975 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Sedan Almost I ke the day It was sold Tom Rue Sale Prtce 1972 Chevy Impala Custom Na1han 8 gg s Rad a tor Spec a st Sales and tnsta ttat on Rl l Pomero y Ohio 45769 ':1 DELL A nemen beh nd Ru and Ole local owner From th e l argest T uck or Bulldoze,-Rad a o to the ma lest He111 e Co Lose cars 2~??1~et9J;.~~PS 1974 Dodge Colt Compact Wagon. We It brrng satftples to you MISt Sales ~ R~ Demos & value USED CARS Free est1mares un c. peUng and tnstallat1an "p ~elf-.: ~ NEW CARRY OVERS 1975 Official Cars 9 pass wagon ai r Tom Rue Sale Pr1ce 4 10 1 mo 73 Cadillac Elderado Cpe, pow, a1r __'5495 73 Cad1lac Cpe DeVIlle DOWer, a1r-- $4795 71 Cadillac Cpe DeVIlle, power, an __ $2495 BUY N(M FOR EXTRA VALUE $4495 CARPOING Real Estate For Sale Pets USED CARS 1975 Duster 6 cyl 2 dr Tom Rue$3695 AM F M radio new car warranty Sale Pr•ce 1975 Plymouth Valliant Custom 4 dr S3895 Air 6 cy l Tom Rue S.'- Pr1ce 1974 Plymouth Siltelhte S3495 GUTTERS AWNINGS mo VALUE RATED New car warranty Tom Ru• S..le Price SLOAN'S IV Real Estate For Sale 1975 Chrysler Newport Custom 4 dr WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM 2667 2 9 = ------ FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS STORM From 1 shelf fo a hou5t all types of building 1nd rt mod•llng from the foundat ion ur, Addition1 urpe11ng pa nting siding r oofing p•nenn~ paper h•nilnj etc R&J COINS for Sale or Trade Ftn•ncint Av• •u e B own •nto W1 !1 & Attics '" ' Frldiiy March 12 1976 FREE ESTIMATtS 1 tllown lnsulatto,.Servtces CONSTRUCTION For Rent o TOM RUE \CHRYSLER \ PlijlllfJII/fi MOTORS Business Services v ND A LE 2 " 68 3 bedrm 3 2 p WHEREAS the Counc of ba h & oil f expando 25 the v I aoe of Pomeroy Oh o f awn ng and porch ful y COIN~ REGULATIONS * has eQves ed he VII age c"' rpe ed Phone 7oil2 2882 The Publ sher reserves TWO :~ . on 8 hoe Ford .. 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Countv Oh o Wa e,.. 0 strict now se lng Each add ona wo d 3 large secre a v mantl e 3 9 fc HEAVY duty home b u r SEC TION Tha 1 s ce n s bulk water to tanks on c lock w th p I a sand brass .., hereby declared necessary n and em axte ra l er Bed 0 BLIND ADS rucks at our new off ce coffee g r nd e oak s de 2 EFFIC ENCY ap! n fl long P hone 949 2449 Located on St Rt 7 board b ack wa ln ut ch na Add t ona 'l5c Cha rg e ~~~~e ~e:l~hse;:f~tyheccf~?o c M dd epo ca 1 992 6148 3 0 3 c per Adver semen 1 M le North of c lose oak ab le and 4 ..- and we fare of I he nhab an s 3 2 J c Eas ern H gh Schoo OFFICE HOURS cha s oak. d esser wa nut ., of th e v age to ssue bonds of GOOD qual haYfOr sa e 8 30 a m o 5 oo p m Serve Your se lf D s;>ense r ctress e ou nd oak able 3 BEDRM a e c a 992 3658 : he v age of Pomeroy Oh o Tak ng quarters on y one Da l y a 30 a m o 2 oo b a v able s one a s to s ... n he pr nc pa sum of S 0 per week gas and wa e 35 2c Noon Sa u daY a a me fo 250 gal ons of of g asswa r e m any o he 5475 000 fo t he purpose o pad 308 Page S water Phon e oda y 992 2156 ems F ed A Marks mak. ng m prov emen s o he F I SH N G S NKER S made by 3 23c Open all he T me owner No t res pons b e for mod 4 oz hrough 2 1 2 oz : waterwo ks sys em o he for yo ur conven ence ace den s Howard Beas ev ..., v I age Very easonab e Phone 992 U N F URN !)HE O ap n auc oneer 3 1 1mo 5829 SEC TION 2 Tha sad bonds Pom eroy 2 bedrm new y 3 1 2 c ..., sha ll be dated approx ma e y 3 3 redecora ed f ull y ca pe ed :" Ap 1977 sha bea r n Ca l n he ea v a m 992 erest a he a e o g na y 29 h ANNUA L He eford Sale COAL FOR SA L'"" LA~ Coa 2288 18 bu s and 5 Fema es es ma ed of ap pr o,; ma e y Com pan v m l e nor tl of 2 22 fc Southeas tern Oh o Hereford REG STERE O po ed Chesh e on R 7 P c k your Hereto d bu I from Roya -·---Assoc a on a I c lean :: :nxn~~,' ~~nd s~ape ~~n u /e~ own S20 per on Open 6 day s RUlLO lNG Man S ped g ees bo h tlOrned and Oak Fa ms 2 yr o d Wou d 3 AN D 4 RM turn sh ed and .. subs an a v equa .. nnua pe week or ca I 614 367 Ru land see or cal T 0 PO Pd Sa urday Marcil 20 ano her unf urn sh ed apts Phone 992 ke to rade fo nsta men s ove a pe od o 7330 fo fu h e nforma on 5 ewar Rulan d Oh o 1976 Sa e I 00 P M bu Phone 9oil9 2770 5434 t~t~ wen v (20 years a f e he 8 78 c Phone 742 242 Rocksp ngs Fa rground s 3 0 6 c ssuance 9 tc , 96 c R 33 ttl ee m l es no h of SECT ON 3 T ha t s 19 YA MAH A 650 Sp ng e Pome oy Oh o For COUN T RY Mob l e Hom ~ ... hereby de erm ned tha no es f on and ube fu l y :1 BR HOME ca alog s wr e o Lloyd st n shea .. n h e p nc pa amoun o f?~rk R 33 en m tes nor h chopp ed Ca l afte 5 p m Bl ackwood Sa es Mgr R em odel ng a em S of Pom e ov Larg e lo s w lh ~ S-475 000 sha b e used n an BASEME NT Sa l e F r iday and 992 59 4 3 Pomero y Oh o 45769 Ruland Phone 7J.2 2306 c pa on of he ssuance o e e pa t os s dewa tks cenc Saturday o oo r II 6 00 BW J 1 6tc a f er 4 p m or see M 1 B 3 11 3 c ,.. sa d bonds sa d notes sha l be r urin e: r s and off s ee t portable T V w th stand Hutch nson pa r k ng Ptlone 992 7oil1 9 : da ed Ap 1976 sha 1 bear s ng e bed com p ete 8 pa r 10 9 f c ,. nterest a h e ra e off ve per MAKE SUt<t:; you get eve v 2 31 fc new mens pa am as 13 par .... cen t 5 percen t pe annum p ass b e ded uc on h s yea n good cond ion Numerous H OM t:. to sa e by pr va e • payab e a m atu ty and sha Hav e your Fede r a and m sc t ems 572 s Th rd EN OY g acous vng a owner 3 ac es A S a e ncome Ta x e u n by I age Manor n M d V A"Ve M dd eport : ~oa~us e ~a~pr be ;~7d Saa~ bed ooms barn on ba ck op an acc oun a Phone 99 2 d epo fo as ow as s 30 3 11 2 p • 73 r oa d gas and wa e Phone ,... here naf e pr ov ded n such per mon t h w h a 1 949 2023 denom nat on s as may be 1 21 52 c u I es pa d Ttlese "" reques ed by the purchasers 3 26 p a e brand new h g h qua y ... SECT ON oil Tha sad noes RUTLA ND Gun Club mee ng LOS T n 11 n c nfy of Ta nne s apa men s a pr ces you 974 T S185 SUZUK I A 1 n d 22 R f e Ma ch a New ... sha be exec u ed by he can affo d Yo ur ren n cond t on 00 m l es c a Run back and wh e GO OD HOU SE and ot good L rna Road F day 8 p m "" Mayor and V llag e Clerk and udes month o m on t h c 742 2 oil3 af er 5 p m back ya rd dea for spo ed coon hound pup Eve yo we l come "" sha bear the sea o he te ases a t e ec I v ng J 8 9t c Phon e 247 2280 ch ldr en Mr and Mrs .. corporal on They sha I be 3 96c ca pe ng rang e and -,--~·~-~ George W Ka uff ca 992 des gna ed Wa erwo ks r e fr gera o r fr ee I ash AN T QUE home co mfo 1 7227 or come a d see at 224 .., mpro ve m en Notes and p ck up cab le TV a your cooks ove Al so QU ck mea l Condor S Pom e ov Oh o LOST n Ru land area : sha be payab e a he p n expense a nd on s t e bo ed gas and wood o coa l 3 11 3 c man Shephe d black g a y ... cpa off ce of any bank o es Con l au n dr y fa c comb na on s 011e Good S ver and an na me ~.a trus compa n y wh ch s ap ven ent o sh opp ng on Th d cond on Phon e 949 2 o R eward offer ed Con ta c c proved by he V ag e C e k and M II Str ee s n M d 3 10 6 c 7 ROOM neuse w h ba h good T ewe t R M dd lepo and conf m ed by th s counc dl epo See he manager a LEGAL NOTICE oca on F ul basemen 39 o ca I 742 2135 .., n he eso u on awa rd ng he R ve r s de A partm en ts o STERL NG G NEV L LE Sou h Secon d M dd eport SE ARS Craf sman 0 n ch 396 p • notes Th ey st)a express upon ha s b ee n orde r ed o appea o ca I 992 3273 Fu rn sh ed Phone 992 2265 rad a a m saw comp te e "" h e face he pu pose o aparm e n s a e aso plead by Ap I 8 1976 o a BL ACK and w h e Dalma on 3 7 12 p w h s an d I gh t an d ad wh c h hey ar e ss u ed a nd ha ava ab e co m p la led n C v I Ac on tus abl e dado b l ade Phone spo ed answe s o h-e dog hey a e sswed n pur su an ce No C2 6 00 n he Un ed 2 2 78 c 949 24A9 4 ACRE S 2 b ed m mob e of D ce R ewa d of h s ordnan ce s a es D s c Cour for he name ho m e oom added and 3 10 3 c Phone 992 3 92 SEC T ON 5 Tha sad no es So uh en D slrc o f Oho scaped appl ances c ar 396p sha ll be t r s o f e ed o he Eas er n D v so n U n ed pe ng new barn ou BS e11 ra off ce o off ce s n cha ge of Saeso f Ame ca Panrff v fr u l ees b u l d ngs he bond ret r em en fund of ST ERL NG G N EV LLE e A e,; ander Twp m es 19 68 MU STANG VS 30 2 he v t age and any no es no Oe tendan s p av ng for sou h of A hens S12 000 a taken b y such off ce sh al be eng ne a u om a c maroon Phone (6 14 592 4245 o ec osure o f a mor gage OLD furn l u e ce boxes so ld by he V I age Clerk a w h ba c k v ny op Good r ecorded n Vo um e 123 pa ge 3 1 7tc br ass beds o d wal cond on easv on ga s Ca mo gage r ec ord s of e eph ones an d par s o GOO D hay e~~~~ h :~cfar h~nd p~~~~~~~ MAJe ogfs heCounty never we Pho ne ( 614 985 3596 Oh o wh ch cam p ete housetlO ds w r e 949 2523 from suc h sa e exce p any mor gage deed sa en on he 3 11 3tp M 0 M li e R 2 3 0 2 c "' prem um an d th e ace ued f o l ow ng d esc r bed rea Pomeroy Oh o Ca ll 992 .. 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- - - - - - - - - - Co n ac t c us orne s Age pa ce d before a nd n 3 41p un mpo tan but rna vr y SCENIC COUNTRY HOM IE - Well cored for home n preference to at other ems We r a n W te G s the country con tain ng 2 bedrooms llv ng room and f or h e fu amoun ARE YOUR plan n ng cab ne s So u hw es ern D ck Pres hereof T he f unds der ved adop on of th s eso ut on k tchen sma ll d nlng room bath n ce sun porch A so n your tlome We have a Petrol eum F Wo h Tx n an open from sa d ax levy her eby we e adop ed cellar and ce ler house 2 garages and barn That s m ed s u pp y o f new E 0 E requ ed sha I be placed n a mee ng of lh s Counc I and wooden cab n e doors and not all 37 atres goes w th t al o ve r look ng th e 3 10 4 c separa e and d s n c f un d ha a de bera t ens of h s drawe f ron s ava table a a beaut lui Oh o River BeHer call quick Only s SOMEONE and oge he w h n eres t Co un c I and of any of reasona bl e pr ce Some w h SlS 000 col ectedon he same sha be com m l ees ha esu ted n glass nse rt s Some so d a 1 es ab she d n sura nce sa es rrevocab v pledg ed fo he such to ma ac on were n op qual t y Can be seen a oufe n he M dd epo t 90ACRES VACANT LAND - you would know spr ng Is mee ngsopen o hep ub c n pavmenl of he p nc pa and K n gs bury Mob t e Home e a ea V er y good Chesh ~re when you see th s Wide green val ey with a brook camp ance w t h a l eg a nteres t of sa ct notes or he Sa les 00 E M a n Sl wages a l fr ng e benet s n c lud ng bonds n ant cpa on of wh ch r e qu remenl s runn ng through t tu st perfect for a arge ake Pome ov Oh o o ca ll 992 an ou Stlll') d ng oppo un y 21 22 of he Oh o they are ssued when and as Sec on 7034 fo someone w h a le wooded h lls1de just cry ng for a cab n Here 5 he same fa Is due prov ded Rev se d Code 3 1 5c amb ton and a se lf work er scenery and seclus on at less than $300 pe,.- acre SEC TION I Tha hs howeve that to he ex ten AI nqu es conf dent a ha s urpl us wa erwo ks ord na n ce s h ereby dec la ed CALL QUICK Wr e P 0 Box 6 2 OLD FAS H ON E D bathtub revenues are app opr a ed o b e an emergency measu e Phone 992 7030 Porn er oy Oh o 45769 and app e d to th e pay ment of necessa y fo h e p eservat on 3 13 c 317c he n otes sa d ax need not be of th e pub l c peace tlea th S6000 00 - DON FLIP OUT sa f ety com fo and welfa r e of lev ed HAY never been we t Phone Th1s s the nght price forth s modern two bedroom FO f"!EM A N WAN TED We he nhabl ants of the v lag e SECTION 8 Th s Counc I (61.4 378 6205 af er 6 p m home In the country near Bashan City water and a e seek ng an ex p er enced for and on behalf of the v ll age of Pom e oy n h a sa d no es 3 II 121p supe r v so r fo a 1 gh natural gas Even a garden of Pomeroy Oh o hereby musl be au ho ze d to ret e assembly fac or y to ea ed n covenan s ha w 11 restr cl out s and ng notes and hereby Cat! for appcuntment FOR SA LE 2 lon 965 n Ga I po s Po n P easan the use of the proceeds of he pr eserve he c ed I of th e ern a t ona Truck 36 000 Mus be ab l e o a ea notes hereby auth or zed n ..., I age and th e efo r e t sh all m es $600 Phone ( 6 4) 985 mo v a e em p oy ees and be COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST- What> 5 such manner end to such ak e eff ec up on s adop on 4222 ous Sen d q u a y c onsc Adop ed March 1976 exten f an y as may be bedrooms ovety kitchen with all bullllns din ng room 3 l 4 p re s m e n c lu d ng sa l a y necessary atter tak ng nto w th sliding glass doors opening to a hugh deck family h s orv o Box 44 4A co ThP C arence And ews accoun easonable ex room lower leve l pat o cent,.- at air total electric Da y Se n n e Mayo pectat ons at he me th e deb WE INSTALL! Intercom system some finishing work required on s ncurred so ha th ey w 11 A tes 3 3" c no canst tute arb t a g e J an e Wa l on f rst floor Where? Rlggscr~st Manor near Tuppers bonos under Sec t on OJ ct of C erk of Coun c 1 ~~rlP Pia ns One of the f nest ~omes In the area at a t he lnterna Revenue Code reasonable pnce Call for appo ntment CERTIFICATE and he regula on s pr escr bed CO 6P The unders gned c erk of 6 PUPP ES o g ve away thereunder The V !ag e c erk Autom•tlc W•ttl border collie Phon e 992 Oh o ,. o,.- any other off ce hav ng Counc I Pomeroy BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL - 560 N Second St Conditioner 36 40 responsib tv w th respec o hereby ce r fl es that the Middleport Sit on the large front porch and watch the 3 II 6tp Model UCXXX the ssuence of Sll d no tes s fo eg o ng sa ue and c orrect BUY 210 000 world go by step Inside the large foyer and feel lhe copy of Ord nance No 461 , ~u!~or az:_d ag~~opdr r:fe edce o ado pted by sa d counc il on he AKC NOW M n a ure fem ale WoetclyOroln spaciousness of this th ck walled br ck home open Schnauzer housebroken "" tJf cafe o n beha f o f the st day of Marctl 976 and AND C•P•clty stai rway large I ving ,.-oom wlfh a fireplace huge Phone 7-42 2050 v llage on the date of del "Very tha t on Ma ch 2 916 she f led SAVE formal dining room big kitchen Upstairs Is 4 of sa d no es for nclus on n a cer t ed copy thereof w h ) 1..0 3 c he Coun v A ud tor of Me gs bedrooms with a sun porch Plenty of room for real the transcr p of proceed nos .,. setting forth the fl! ct s Coun y Ohio CH HU AHUAS tor sa l e J I vlng at a price you can afford Just $29 500 You w It est mates and c rcumstan ces fema es Phone 992 2265 ha ve a home with prestige Jane Wei on 8nd reasonab e expec at ons 3 1 6p 1339 OOVo c erk of Coun c 1 pertain ng to the use of l he RECEIPT proceeds h ereof and th e ::~ME ROY - High view low pr ce check this 3 Fema e Pomeroy Ohio TO GI VE AWAY prov sfons of sa d Sec t on POMEROY LANDMARk room home with large d n ng room lv n ro p up Beagle ype Phon e 992 March 2 1976 .,. IOJ(d) and re g ule t ons 3 0 with fireplace kitchen and bath nat gas fu~nlt~~ ... _ nck C.rs•r Mtr Th e un de s gned Coun y thereunder goes too one low pr ce $7 500 00 e SECTION 9 Tho he Aud or Of Me gs cou nt y PlloM m 2111 v llage Clerk is her eby Oh o he ebv acknowledges A I< C REG Tov Poodl e pups directed to forward a cert fed r ece p of a cert t ed cop y of 1 week s o d Have sho sand 1975 20FT CHAMPION moor copy of this ord nance o the he fo ego ng ord nance Want that FOR SALE ad to read SOLD home power steering wormed bl ack mae $85 County Auditor power b a kes t t steering back t ema e S100 T eacu p Howard E Fra nk Clll Jtmmy Deem SECTION 10 I s found ond wheel roof a r 2 -400 m les back en a e $ SO Phone County Aud o ..., c!tetermlneef ttlat a t formal 949 2388 s l eeps 8 Phone 992 3253 Coov e 61.1 66739 15 •ctlons of th s Counc co n 3 9 61c J 12 ' ( cern ng and relat ng to he 3 5 12 2tc - 9 - ~ Pcmeroy Senllnel, Middleport P<meroy . 461 S. 3rd Middleport 992-2196 Wolfpen Carpenter News Notes Personals Guy Russell and fnend of Columbus were weekend VISitors of his father Lmcoln Russell Franklm Russell also VISited Mr and Mrs Wm Boyce of Columbus were weekend VISitors of her mother Mrs Bertha Russell Saturday visitors or Mr and Mrs Harley T Johnson and Mrs Howard Thoma were Mrs Mae Hawk and Kenneth local Mr and Mrs Wm Boyce of Columbus and Mrs Bertha RusseU Mr and Mrs Harley Smith of Kanauga were recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs Charley Smith Mr Roy Smith was a Sunday visitor of Charley Smith Peggy Murphy was a Saturday visitor of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson Tammy Cheryl and Terry confront you dev se ways to outf ank them LtiiRA (Sept 23 Oct 231 You mate a prospects look rather promls ng today prov ded you use you f ne mind to cap ta ze on the advantag es offe ed SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 221 Su p Is ngly the a ge the ssue s today the better you should be able to co pe Zero n on ma10 targets Play to w n BAOITTAIIIU& (Nov 23 Dec 21) Don t reJect n"V tatlons to day where you might have the opportun ty to meet new peo pie F esh contacts at th s time could ate pro"Ve valuable CAPRICORN (Poe 22 Jon 18) Share as much t me as pQsslbte today w tn persons w th whom you have strong emotional bonds The ex per ences should p ove rewar ding AQUARIUS (J•n 2D Fob 1tl Its a good day to get togethe w th assoc ates who are n your same f etd ca r eer w se Someth ng mutua y prof table may esu t PI&CIS (Fell 2D M•rch 201 Work o serv cas that you per form we tod ay should y e d a arge etu n than usual Put you hea t n you tasks ~Wt:rOOJ Morch I 3 1t78 A s de nte est that you ve never ed to expo t befo e co uld p ove prof tab e th s com ng year Look for new markels for you wares and ta lents Mrs Roberta Parker of Strasburg VIsited here with her sister Martha Mays and aloo m Middleport with her SOD and daughter m law Mr and Mrs Robert Parker and family Mr and Mrs Glen Gassaway Powell 0 were weekend guests of their son m law and daughter Mr and Mrs Wilham Miller and family An aunt Mrs Fred Whetnall Col umbu s accomparued them here Mr and Mrs Clay Jordan Lavern Jordan and daughter Ruth Ann Birchfield and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan were m Columbus for the funeral of their uncle Clarence Lee Mr Lee B8 passed away m Florida on Monday His wife Delphia Jordan l ee passed away several yea rs ago Other relatiVes m the area are a nephew Dorsey Jordan local and a sister m law Mrs Homer Lee of HarriSonville Martha May s receiv ed word of the death of a cousm Mrs Phil Baker at Decatur lnd Cecil Gillogly and Mrs Arthur Crabtree s pent Sunday afternoon With their mother Goldie Gillogly who IS m Holzer Medical Canter for treatment Mr and Mrs Boyd Oliver and Steve of Baltimore Ohio were guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan and Joshua on Saturday Mr and Mrs Bob Hamson and family Stoutsville visited her parents Mr and Mrs W11Uam Cheadle and her brother and Sister m law Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and family Recent guests of Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle were her brother m law and Sister Mr and Mrs Roger Spiegel Columbus Mrs Dana Bailey IS reportedl y conva lescmg satisfactorily followmg heart surgery at Umvers1ty Hospital m Columbus Her son m law and daughter Mr and Mrs Richard Jeffers of New Bo'kton Ill we re overmght gues ts of hi s parents Mr and Mrs Reed Jeffer s a nd returned to <dumbt s tlong with Mr 11" I I rel tii\t s here lo lx> n~ar her M I Mrs Arthur Ree ly 75 Dodge Dart Sw1nger, slant 6, auto • !3495 75 Ford Granada 4 Dr, pow 1 a1r ---'4195 75 Chev % I C-20 PU, 4 wh dr ___ '5395 75 Mavenck 4 Dr auto, PS PB __ '3195 74 VW Bus, 9 pass. __________ , 3695 73 Nova 2 Dr, V-8 auto PS----- 12595 73 Bu1ck luxus 4 Dr, pw, a1r ----- 13395 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass ------ '3295 73 Olds 98 lux Sedan, pow a1r ___ 13495 72 Chev Vega HB Cpe, 4 speed, rad10 11495 72 Bu1ck LS Cus Con, power, air___ 12895 72 BUick Electra, Vtop, pow , a1r ___ ,2695 72 Olds 98 HT Sed, power, a1r ----'2695 72 Chev Imp Cus Cpe, full power, an12295 72 Olds Lux Sed , full power fact au 12895 71 Olds 98 Lux Sedan, pow, a1r __ _: 1795 71 Pontiac LeMans Wag pow, au ___12195 71 Mercury Comet 2 Dr 6 cvl std '1195 71 Ford LTD Wagon pow , luggage rack11695 1974 DtEVY MONTE CARLO 2 dr H T t t whee l A M F M stereo swing out sets sun oo f rad a t res must see '4495 1974 FORD LTD 2 DR HT '2995 1973 PINTO SQUIRE '2295 Au to P S P B daub e sh arp a r v ,..oof cruse c ontrQI rad a ls tact a r lug rack wood grain St a wag .4 cy auto tr m ancy whee s 1974 VEGA HATOiBACK 4 cy '2295 3 spd l ke new 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO 4d a r sed PS P B '2495 v roof $2495 1973 MERC. MONTEGO MX Brougham 4 d sed ar PS P B V roof E11tr a c ean 1973 PONT. WXURY LeMANS '2B95 2d H T a r P S P B w te and she s r Qht v roof ra y whee ls rea anu '2695 1972 OLDS Vista C,.-u se 9 pass wagon sun roof air st ereo radla t res f u lly equ tpt s2495 1973 CHEVY IMPAlA 2 dr Coupe auto P S P B fa ct a r v nyl roof AM FM ape 1972 BUICK RIVIERA 2 D Sport Coupe loca lly owned '3295 ful y equlpt sharpest around 71 Ford Tor Cpe, V-8, auto a1r_ ___ 11595 71 Bu1ck SL 4 dr, pow, a1r ----- 11995 70 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 auto -----'1595 70 Olds 98 HT Sed, pow, F alr---....11095 69 Ply 4 Door, V8 auto.--------1895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe, V-8 auto ----- '995 67 VW 2 Door Bug ___________ '695 1974 OLDS 67 Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl auto -----1695 68 Pontiac StatiOn Wagon-------- 1795 66 Cadillac Coupe DeVIIIe -'-------'195 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed---- 12695 1971 CHEVY IMPAlA 4 DR See one of these courteous salesmen Pete• Burrrs lloyd Me Laugh 1m or Marvin Keebaugh Karr & Van Zandt You II L1ke Our Quality Way of Domg Busmess 992 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenmgs Unhl6 00-T1IS p m Sat Kingsbury News Notes The Kingsbury Missionary Club of Carle <on Church had an all day mee tmg at the home of Mrs Neva Kmg w th the day spent qUiltmg Those who enJOyed the fellowship " ere Mrs Yvonne Young Mrs V rg 1ma Dean Mrs Mary Lou Houdershelt Mrs Amta Dean Audra Houdershelt Wesley and Yeve~ Young Jeremy Dean and Mrs Kmg The next meeting will be March 10 at the home of Mrs Kmg Mr and Mrs Roger Young honored her mother Mrs Janelll Beal on her blrlllday with a family dmner Sunday Others present were Mr and Mrs Russell Well Mr and Mrs Kirk Chevaher Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal and the hos~ss and her family Mr and Mrs Roger Young Wesley and Yevette Mr and Mrs Charles King and Susan and JuniOr VISI~d recently with Mr and Mrs Edward King and family at Harr1sonvtlle of Southside W Va spent Saturday here wi th her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Swett Carl Green lees was tra nsferred from Veterans Memo n al Hosp tal n Pomeroy to Umvers 11y Hos pital m Columbus on Monday His daughters Rose Hooper Athens and Carolyn Fra ley loca l were m Columbus to be with their fathe r on Tuesda y His condition IS seriOus Mr and Mrs Walter Swett were m Columbus on Monday to VISit Mrs Hilbert Cox at Umvers1ty Hospital Hilbert Cox r em a ns m tif mtens1ve care followmg surgery Denms Fraley 82 passed away a t Holzer Medical Center Mr Fraley who had hved m thiS area for many years IS surVIved by his wife L ueUa four oons Chiton and Clare nce lo ca l James Prairieville La and Denms Jr of Morgan City La and two daughters Lorrame Hmkle Grafton W Va and Don s J Baker London Ohio 14 g1 ndchlldren 36 great gnu del 1ld1 en and a sister l ss1e Marcu n of Kent Icky Funeral serviC"ii_ were held at the Bigony.Jordijn Funeral Home m Albany with Rev Alfred Havens officiating BUI w I wa s m Ten pie Ccn rtrn Mr and Mrs John Dean had as recent visitors Mr and Mrs Robert R1ed and David Mrs Anna Mae Terrell Miss Juan Ia Terrell all of Pataskala Mrs Bill Spaun and Shannon of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Kenneth Markms of Racine and John and Anita and Jeremy Other callers were Mr and Mrs Garold gilkey and family of A!hens and Mr John Shmn of Chicago Mrs Hazel Arnold and Wal~r had as recent visitors Mr and Mrs Pa trick Williams and famtly of McArthur Mr and Mrs Lester Arnold and sons of Col umbus Mr and Mrs Ronald McNally of Athens Mr and Mrs McNally of Athens On Sunday afternoon Mrs Arnold and Mrs Williams called on Mr and Mrs Alpha Russell of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Charles Arnold had as visitors recently Mr and Mrs R;Iy Underwood and family of Newark Oplo The Carleton Church will be havmg a revival sl<!rtmg March 25 thru 31 Service "'II star t a t 7 30 each evemng The evangeliSt will be Norman Taylor of Evans W Va Special smgmg each evemng The pastor of the church Gary Kmg extends a AM FM '3895 Toronado Cus t om equ pt radial t r es 2 V roof opera w ndows fully 1972 CHEVY VEGA Ha chback 4 cy '1295 auto G T 1971 PONTIAC BONNEVILlE 4 D '995 1973 FORD MAVERICK 4d sed 6 cyl auto P S Brougham nt N ce fam ly car 5 1969 CHEVY IMPAlA 2 Dr 695 H T 1970 PONT. VENTURA 4 dr $995 oca ly owned good cond on -------TRUCKS------- 1965 OiEVY VAN Several other cars m slock at Riggs See Ray Rtggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Located on St Rt 7 Chester 0 Reedsville News Notes V!sslors at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rose durmg the weekend were Mr and Mrs Thomas Rose Mrs Evelyn Rose Mr and Mrs John Kaleski of Akron Mrs Thelma Dutton and Mrs Ruth Bonnet of Parkersburg W Va and Mr and Mrs Terry S~them of Pomeroy Rd Mrs Gladys Morgan has moved to Columbus she accompamed Mrs Opal Randolph Mrs Rose Thomas and Richard Swam to Colwnbus Mrs Randolph Mrs Thomas and Mr Swam visited with Mrs Thomas fam ily Mrs Gladys Baugh man Frank and Tom Gale at Gahanna~ Robm Humphrey student at OhiO Slate Umvers1ty m Colwnbus and Mr and Mrs Gary Walker of Pomeroy Rd were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Charles Humphrey Mr and Mrs Randy Young of Pomeroy Rd visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Maurice Reed and family Mr and Mrs Gene Wilson were vacatiOning at Tarpon Sprsngs Fla They ac companied Mr and Mrs Junior Congrove of welcome to all Mr and Mrs Nev White had as recent VISitors Mr and Mrs Robert Swearmgton and Bobby of West Milton Mrs Jenn c Hollv accompa med tllem home for a short VH:at Mr and Mrs Ralph Case Columbus spent a week at their farm home here and VISited w1th Mrs Neva Kmg and several others m the commun ity Zanesville Mrs Alberta Edwards IS VISitmg With llle Clark Ed wards family at Canal Wmches~r Mr and Mrs Dale Smith and family visited recently with Mr and Mrs John Burns at Logan Don Srm Ill and family of Canton VISited Sunday With Mr and Mrs Dale Smith and family Weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Brown and family were Mr and Mrs W11Uam Thomas and famtly of Enon Mrs Thomas Spencer of Long Bottom and son visited the Brown and Thomas family on Sunday - Mrs Lyle Balderson Carmel News, By the Day Mr and Mrs William Carleton Terry Sayre Mrs Rose Mary Sayre and Robbie Rawlmgs spent an evemng with Mrs Eunle Brinker recenUy Mr and Mrs Melvin Circle and Mark Marlann of Worthington spent Saturday mght and Sunday with Mary Circle Mr and Mrs James Circle of New Haven joined them on Sunday Twenty four persons were present for Sunday School on March 7 Mrs Robert Lee Becky and Bob Bill called on Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr on Sunday afternoon �10 - The Pomeroy &ntinl'l. Middleport -Pomeroy. 0 .. Friday, March 12,1976 Local news in briefs The Jun ior Fair Boa rd will THE ORANGE Township meet Saturday a t 10 a.m . i n the Vo- Ag room at Mei gs High School. Of f icers wi ll be AT BAKER'S Fire Oep1. will sponSor a square dance March 20 from 8: 30 to mi dnight at Tuppers Plai ns Elemen tary School. elec ted . Quality Home Furnishings At The Lowest Possible Prices. • Aexsteel • Speed Queen eBassett elane • Frigidaire CHESTER - The Ches ter daJe for Indepen dent Baseball team a1 Letart Falls is Sunda y , Ma rch u , at 1: 30 p.m . or con 1act Don Hupp at Ju dge Man ning Webster will soeak on juvenile problem s. 247 -2241. TH E NEW • Hoover • Admiral LETART FALLS - Si gn up PTA . will meet Monda y , Marc h 15, at 7: 30 p .m. a t Chester E le me nta ry School. MIDDLEPORT • Many More Pome r oy . Courteous Service fa mily "Wearin' of the Green" • NOW THROUGH MARCH 31 SAVE 15% ; Pomeroy Na tional 's Money Sale applies to all kinds of loans . Auto loans . Personal loan s. Home improvement loan s. Hom e furnishing loans . Vacation loans . Boat loans . Consolidation there others? loans . Miners (Continued from page I ) amount of air in the area where the explosion occurred. Barrett said the foremen had called out that something was wrong with the ventilation and the blast occurred shortly thereafter. The Blue DialllQnd Coal Co., Knoxville, parent firm. of Scotia, has denied the firm · has had a poor safety record. Jasper Cornett, vice president of operations for Blue Diamond, said earlier any conclusions as to the cause of Tuesday 's explosion would have to wait until MESA and the state completes its investigation . Joe Cook, deputy assistant administrator for coal mine health and safety in Mesa, said Thursday that since a 1969 federal mine-<lafety law went into effect, federal inspe<!tors had gone into the Scotia mine a total of 530 times for various inspections . Are · So, if you are planning to borrow money, do it now during Pomeroy National's Money Sale ... and save. Remember, during this period you can save 15 percent of the normal finance charge on any installment loan of $1000 or more . It's here .. . the big Money Sale. At Pomeroy National Bank!!! St. Patrick' s is a friendly day • . . A day to stop awhile To talk a bit and visit ... To share a friendly smile .. . so .•. Stop in tlte Pomeroy National Bank and its branches at Rutland and Tuppers Plains, on March 13, St. Patrick's Day (March 17), and March 20 to enjoy refreshments with our friendly staff. There will also be favors! Sst I Adissolution of marriage, a divorce and a suit for money have been filed in Meigs County Corrunon Pleas Court. Therill S. Randolph, Jr., Rt. 3, Racine, and Sandra L. Randolph, Belpre, filed for dissohl\ion of their marriage. Yvonna Garten, Racine, filed suit for divorce against Richard Edward Garten, Barnesville, Ohio, on charges of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty , Rutland Furniture Co. filed suit lor judgment in the amount of $'100 against Great American Homes, Inc., Pomeroy. pomeroy nationa bank the bank of the century established 1872 - Mrs . Mi Iford Co l u m l:ius ; ( Dora I Lon'g, M rs . Ca r ey (Mildred) Strausbaug h, Wi lkesv ille; Mrs . Cliff (Opa l) Ca l lih a n, Ewin gton ; Miss Gladys Sayre, Wilkesvi ll e , and Mrs . Ange lo !J udy) J ean y, Col umbus ; 29 grand· cl'lildren, 61 great . g ran d - child re n1 .;~n d 20 grea t-great · grand c hi l dr en ; a bro ther, Otho, Wes t vi rg inia, and a si ster, M rs. June Donehew, in Columbus. She was preceded in dea th by her paren ts, he r husban d, tw o sons, a dau9 hter, th ree brothers ahd a s1ster. Funeral serv ices w il l be conducted at the Wilkesvi ll e Chapel of the Walker Funer al Hom ~ a t 2 p .m . Su n~ay with Dr . R. D. Brown offi cia ti ng . Buria l will be in the Salem Center Cemetery. Frie nds ma y ca ll a;t the chapel any time after 2 p.m. Sa turday unti l th~ hour of the serv ice. HERT TO MEET Th e Big Bend emergency radio team !BERT ) will meet at 2 pm. Sunday in the ba semen( of the fo rmer children's home on Mulberry Heights in Pomeroy. It 's a "must " that every member attend to reorganize the team said Guy Hysell , president of tbe Big Bend Citizens Band fuldio Club . . AUDIT WANTED ---Mee ting in special session Thursday night , the . Meigs Local School District Board of Education passed a resolution requesting a cash count and audit of books by lhe state auditor 's offi ce. The requeSt is routine ~ occurrin.g in districts when a change ts made in the clerk 's post. Veterans Memorial Huspilal ADMITTED Lo uise Eshleman, Pome r oy; Leondus Lee , Pomeroy ; Karen Haggy, Pomeroy ; Alice Curtis, Long Bottom . DISCHA R GED fulymond Hartley, Ronald McCarty , Jackie King , Allen Hamm, Tanya Cundiff, Zelma Grady, Mildred Wolfe, Edna Stiles, Amy Roush , David Mills, Juanita Ferrell, Thelma Fitchpalriek. Final m~ting in Marietta on Saturday Holzer Medical Center 1Diseh~~rges , Mareh 111 Joseph Allen, Cba rles Ballar d , Neva Barnes , The Application Task William Bradley , Marilyn Corvin, Wannette Co ttrill, Force fo r the new 18 county Mary Cox, Melinda Escue , Health Systems Agency Bonnie Fisher, John Fisher , sponsored by the James Gillum, Marion Ha U, Southeas tern Ohio Health Ruth Holt , Monty Johnson , Pl a nn ing Ass ociation Micky Kincaid, Lois Layne , (SEOHPA ), will hold the final Gerald Lehew, Melissa of three scheduled meetings Marc·um, John McDaniel, · at9 a.m. Saturday, March 13, Callie Meth eney, Gaither at th e Ramada Inn , in Miller, Willi am Mullins, Marietta . All sessions are Marlin Nibe rt , Ka therine open to the pubUc. Plymale, Nina Rose, Garrett The 18 member task force Sheets, Ladora Sommer , has the responsibiUty for Timothy Spires, Bonnie encoura gin g public in· Stepp, J anice Stewart. volvement and drafting an • (Births, March 10) application for designation as Lows ionight in the mid 30s. Mr . and Mrs. Ga r y Slaven , a Health Systems Agency Pa r tly clo udy Saturday, da ughter , Syracuse ; Mr. and highs in the 40s. Probability Mrs. Kenneth Thornhill, son , (HSA ). The new health service area consolidates the of precipitation 70 per cen t Ravenswood, W. Va . 11 counties currently in the today and tonight, 20 per cen t (Births, March 11) SEOHPA regio n and the Saturday. Mr . and Mrs. Leslie G. seve n countie s presently Burgess, son, Gallipolisi Mr. served by the Ohio Valley and Mrs. Stephen Sanders, Health Services Foundation da 11ghter , Northup ; Mr. and (OVHSF J, based in Athens. WEAVER 1\J QUIT J ames Tha cker , P AI NESV ILLE, Ohi o M, This Saturday, the meeting da 1 •ter , Wellston ; Mr. and will cover aspects of the 1UP! ) - Dr. Paul Weaver , preside nt of Lak e Erie Mrs. Dloyd D. Weaver , son , application relating to Area College for the past 25 years, Leon, W. Va. Health Needs and Resources , an~ ounced Thursday he will Work Program, Delineation relinquish the post once a new of Committee Involvement in PLEASANT VALLEY chief executive is found . Application , Assuran ce of DISC HARGES .:.__ Carl Status. Weaver said he plans to continue as a workiog trustee Lievi ng, Mrs. Manford Interested individuals or on long range planning and Ba uer . Wade Ra ndolph , groups who wish to comment financing after · he gives up Will ia m Neal , Anthony on the above items are en~ the presidency. He said a Mayes, all Point Pleasant ; couraged to present their Board of Trustees' search Oscar Fry, Gallipolis; Mrs. views in \\Tiling or orally at corrunittee will consult the Beverly Estep, Mason ; Mrs. the meeting. faculty, students and Clifford Leport, Henderson ; alumnae abou t possi bl e Melvin l'" reeman , Cheshire ; candidates. Mrs. Foreman Stevens , Lake Erie, a libe ral arts , Apple Grove; Mr s. . Carson LOCAL TEMPS school for women, has been Roush , New Haven ; Mrs. Temperature in downtown battling the enrollment prob- David Holley, Vinton . Pomeroy Friday at II a .m. lems currently plaguing most BIRTII - A son to Dr. and was 57 degrees under cloudy small private colleges. Mrs. Mark Cheng, Point 'Skies. Pleasant, March 11. Weather MEIGS THEATRE Fri .· Sun . I .. Mar , 12·1.4 ttearts of the West . (Techn icolor } Starring : Jeff Bridges, Alan Ark in, and Andy Griffith. Show starts at 7:00p.m . Teacher tenure hill hearing resumes this week COLUMBUS - Amended Substllute Senate Bill 208, heavUy embatUed In the Houae · Education Committee becauae It stands to rip traditional powers from locaUy elected school boarda, heads Into this week still far from a vote on the floor of the Houae. The Ohio School Boards Association , alerted to the threat of having less control over valuation procedures of non-tenure teachers and the granting of tenure without a coetly, tim«::n8uming court procedure (due process), warned its members Saturday of probsble action in the third week of the Ho.""" committee's hearings on S. B. 208 Wednesday at 8 p.m. The OSBA report said : The House Education COmmittee last Wednesday adopted a series of significant amendments to Am. Sub. SB 208 ( Celebreue D-25) providing for mandatory evaluation of certificated personnel and extenaive due process for non-renewal of non-tenured teachers' contrac ts. The Weather Variable cloudiness Sunday with a chance of snow late in the day northwest. -Highs mostly in the 4tls. Mostly cloudy with a chance of snow north Sunday night. Lows in the 20s. Cloudy with a c_hance of snow northeast Monday. vo. 11 coounlltee JDee ting adjourned with a nwnber of significant amendments still to be introduced. The remaining amendments will be considered this week wilb a vote on the bill apparently to come at that Urne. Two of the OSBA's major objections to the bi)l have not heOn addressed by c001mi !tee amendments : I DUE PROCESS FOR NONRENEWALS: The bill still provides extensive due process proCedures for the non--renewal of a non-tenured teacher's contract. These procedw-es include the right to a hearing before a referee, right to counsel, right to cross examine witnesses, right to subpoena witnesses and an extensive discovery procedure which would exclude any evidence not submitted to the other party In accordance with the procedure. The non-tenured teacher would be entitled to this hearing even if the evaluation conducted by the school personnel is fair and just and the non-renewal organization representing the teachers, principals, or assistant principals to be eva luated. While tbe OSBA supports the concept of mandatory evaluation , the OSBA vigorously opposes any attempt to make the educational policy of the school dis tric t subject to the collective bargaining process. Those persons who will be eva luated should properly have substantial input into the development of the evaluation procedure. But the final authority for the establishmen t of such a procedure should rest with the board of education. Among the ma jor changes already made in the bill are the following : - The definitiona of "just cause" and "incompetency" were changed to relate to a "pattern of conduct resulting in a faillU'e '' rather than a ''continuing failure'' to remedy de ficien cies. VIolation of reasonable rules and regulations of a board of education was inserted as a . reason for non-renewal or tennination. • unba tmts GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY Our Regular Stocl' Open Saturday 9:30 to 5 P.M. Elberfelds In ·P'lmeroy GALLIPOUS ...._ D. lilly Roberts, Route 2, Bidwell, who filed his declaration of candidacy for llheriff ,on the Republican ticket Friday, Is employed at Rio Grande College ·as Director of Fad!Uies, and has served a1 a special deputy Wider Denver Walker, James Saunderi, and Oscar Baird. Roberts obtained basic police training at Hocking Technical Collefle at Nelsonville and has taken additional work toward an Associate Degree in Pollee Science. He Ia preaenUy commander of the Basic Law Enforcement Class al Buckeye Hills C11reer Center. ' Roberts, member of the Ohio Private College Security Asln., Is married to the :~~~~~ne Wickline. They hsve three cousins. Mrs. Simpson was a member of the Racine Baptist Church and Rac ine Chapter 134, Order of Eastern Star. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the fulwlings-Coats Funeral Home with the Rev . Don Walker officiating. Burial .will be in Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. BICENTENNIAL ROBES - Pupils of Racine Kindergarten classes wlll be wearing red, while and blue robes at graduation exercises this spring in keeping with the Bieentennial. Donette Talbott, six-year-old dought~r of Mr. and . Mrs. Daniel Talbott, Portland, models one of the robes made by Virginia Burke. The mo.lhers of the children are making the robes which were paid for by donations. Jean Alkire Is one of the teachers, Suzanne Wolfe is teacher under Tille I program, and Karen Johnson is a helper. PTL. .immv VAUGHN . JAMES J. PROFFfiT ·vaughn n~ed He the third ·Republican to file for BRUCE DAVIS . in the June primary. No. 2 man. at Davis files for Deadline for Gallipolis post chamber event COLUMBUS - Ohio State Highway Meigs sheriff Patrolman Jerry L. Vaughn of the Poat has been promoted to the RUTLAND - Bruce Davis, Chief of is March 22nd Wilmington rank of sergeant and named assistant Police in Rutland for the past seven years, Sheriff GALIJPOLIS - DeadUne lor reaer· commander of the GallipoUs Post. Sgt. Vaughn joined the Patrol in 1965. vations for the 39th annual Gsllipolls Area Chamber of Commerce banquet Is Mon- He was cbooen Outstanding Palrolman of day, March 22, acctr!ling to Mrs. Thelma the Year at the Wihnlngton Post iii 1968, 1971, and 1973, and was selected as outElliott, executive secretary. standing officer of the year fm- the HIThe bicentennial year dinner meeting county Wilmington Dislrict in 1973. will he beld Thunday, March 25, beginHe is originally from Portsmouth ning at 7:30 p.m. in the Rio Grande where he graduated from Portsmouth College-Community CoUege Cefeterta. High School. He served six years in the U. Guest speaker tbla spring Is Mike S. Marine Reserves from 1959 to 1964. Pekarak, chainnan of lhe speakers bureau Sgt. Vaughn and his wife, Sherry, have of the National cash Register firm , a daughter. Regina, 11, and a son , Mat. Dayton. · Pekarak's prsentation is a fast. thew, 4. moving review of today 's dynamic marketplace- a people, a technology, a 'LI!JJle,nn- :.. .. rrvnuf nation - conatantly being challenged by a 1r~ U«U< r~ 1 & ..__. • .T ~ world rapidly changing around them. , , The main thrust of thiS program deala momlng with peope, pride, productivity, professional performance technology, MIDDLEPORT - A thief or thieves opUmlzatipn o1 assets human, lechnical broke into Tony's Carryout, Mill St. betand economic eventa. ween midnight and 4 p.m. Saturday gelthis powerful preaentaUon to vitalized Ung away wlth an undetermined amount of with the dr111118 and htunor that can only merchandise. be uperlenced through "real life" An inventory was being taken Saturday, situations. The measage takes on ad· but it was known that knives and money diUonal impact through the "Chal!enge of were missing. Change" ~as been enthusiastically Sgt. Don Roach of the Middleport police received by capacity audiences discovered the side door of the place open throughout the United Statea and Canada. at about 4 a.m. Herman Henry of the PreaenUy ts · Is one of America's moet Bureau of Criminallnvesligalion, Logan , Ohio, was on hand Saturday to assist in the sought alter programs. Ticketa for the dlriner are f'/.:10 per investigation . · person and may be purehaaed from a chamber director, the chamber office or OPEN HOUSE SET ri-om one of the ihne Gallipolis bankll. POMEROY - An open house will be . held from I to 4 p.m. today at the Meigs UNIT CALLED Muaewn in Pomeroy with a new sports POMEROY '- The Pomeroy E-R display to be featured. The display which squad was called to the old Chfsler Road . coven hunting, baseball, golf, tennis, at 1:23 ...m. Saturday for WIUiam Kauff, foothll, horse racing, horse shows, who had a back Injury. He was taken to fishing, trapping and bowling has items Veterana Memorial Hospital. dating bsck to 1750 running through today. hit Saturday -theme of 1976 Standard VBS Materials and .correlated helps. p.m. HEATH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH THIRD MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SPONSORED BY THE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 9 9 MILL ST. IN MIDDLEPORT L t ~ ' has filed as a Republican candidate for the nomination to run for Meigs County Sheriff. Davis has worked as a deputy in the county sheriff's department. He is a member of the Gallia-Meigs Fraternal Order of Police, a past president of the Meigs Fire arid Emergency Assn., and a former president of the Rutland Volunteer Fire Department. Davis is currently assistant fire chief of the Rutland Fire Department. He attended the Ohio Police Officers rfaining School and has had 40 hours of training in drug abuse . He is a native of. Meigs County and is the son of Merle and Freda Davis, Salem St, Rutland. Davis and his wife, Marjorie, are the parents of two sons, David and Dan . Fall election for sheriffs position POMEROY - James J. (Jiggs ) Proffitt, Route 4, Pomeroy (Wolfpen Rd .) Friday filed his petition as a Democratic candidate for the office of Meigs County Sheriff with the Meigs County Board of Elections. Proffitt is the first Democrat to file for nomination to the post and is expected to be unopposed in the June 6 primary. Born in 1927 at Great Bend, Proffitt is the son of Hazel and Jim Proffitt, Great Bend. He joined the U. S. Navy in 1945 and retired in 1966 after 21 years of service. Proffitt is a member of the Bible Baptist Church of Grand Prairie, Tex.; a member of the Racine Lodge 461, Free and Accepted Masons; Ohio Valley Com. mandery No. 24 ; the Knights Templar in Pomeroy. He is a member of the Twin City Shrine Club and of Syrian Temple Shrine, Cincinnati. He belongs to Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. Proffitt and his wife, Margie, have two sons, Monty and Terry of Portland, and a daughter, Patricia, of Chicago. ::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:::::::::':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,:,:,:,:,:,:,· .::::::::::::::::::<::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :: THIS IS HOW IT WAS THEN KIWANIS SPEAKER - Dr. Gerald A. Favermao, acting dean, College of Osteopathic Medicine, Ohlo University, Athens, wlll be guest speaker ·durjng Wednesday night's regular weekly meeting of the Galllpolis Kiwanis Club at O.car 1s. The dinner meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. Individuals other than Kiwanlans wishing to hear Dr. Faverman should contact A. R . Ouro$e for reservations , 446-4800. BONDS FORFEITED POMEROY - Two defendants forfeiting bonds and a !bird drawing a fine in the cotirt of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Friday night were Dwight Carl, Albany, $300 for driving while intoxicated and Stephen Norris, Racine, $20 for speeding, and fined $25 and costs on conviction of speedin g was Robert Sawyers, Racine. Accomplice sought in hospital heist Contest assured in Is PLEASE A nEND OUR STANDARD PRICE 25 CEN TS Surviving are a brother·in·law, J oe Roberts .. - is- in sheriffs race Half Sb:e Dresses Selected From Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families Beckwith, Parkersburg, and several aunts , uncles, nleces. n'e phew s and D. RAY ROBERTs Slacks • and Junior, Misses and AT continuing con tract, are subject to tbe due process requirements . - The evaluation procedure was modified to require that a person be given at least 90 days to remedy specified deficiencies rather than 90 school days . Amendments were defeated which would have given boards of education more Oexibility in eslablishing evaluation procedures, increased the probationary period from three to five years, required professional or permanent certificate for tenure, and provide appeals for the nonrenewal of limited conlracts only after five years se r vice. Although the OSBA ackn owledges ma jor improvements have contract .. bee n made in the bill, a t least two fun- A provision was added to require 18 damental issues, due proc~ss and the semester or 27 quarter hours of additional negotiation of the evaluation procedure, education or con tinuing education ap- have yet to be resolved . proved by the board of education to be The OSBA urges every school board eligible for tenure. member to contact members of the House - The bill was clarified to insure that Educa tioil Committee to express their all non-renewals, not just non-renewals continuing concerns on these vital features when a person has become eligible for a of the bill. entint SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1976 The driver of the second car, James Seals, 55, of Ochopee, Fla., was also injured in the accident, which occurred at the intersection of U. S. 41 and State Road 27. A state police spokesman said Mrs. Simpson 's car was 'southbound on Fla. 27 and only slopped "momentarily" at a slop sign on tbe intersection. She proceeded into the in.tersection and was slruck by the Seals' car. 1 Both autos we're demolished. Mrs. Simpson was born Oci.J7,1911 in Ailti.quity, the daughter of the late Millard and Lizzie Stobart Sayre. she was also preceded in death by her husband, Gerald Glenn Simpson, in 1959, and~ sister, Mrs. Joe (Thelma ) Beckwith. Sr.ve Now on Mens Spring Jackets • THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1:00 and 7:00 - The provision imposing personal liability on indiv id ual school board members for the issuance of a contract not complying with the bill's requirements was eliminated . - Due process for supplemental contracts was £Uminated . - The grandfa ther cla use was changed to provide that all persons on limited contracts who would not be eligible for te nure under existing law would have to have three years' service after the effective date of the Act to be eligible for tenure. - Conviction of a felony was reinsta ted as a grounds fo r term inating a Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley MIAMI (UP! ) - A two-car collision Friday claimed the life of an elderly fulcine, Ohio woman and resulted in critical injuries to four other persons. A Florida Highway Patrol spokesman identified the dead woman as Mrs. Isabel V. Simpson, 64, of Racine . Three cri tically Injured passenRers in Mrs. Simpson 's car were Grella Simpson, '12, the victim 's sister-in-1aw, Chlm-us Grimm, 72, and Ber t L. Grirrun, 77. All were from fulcine. OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM FUNNING GOES ON LAS VEGAS , Nev. UP! Nearly. 25,000 striking hotel employes stopped most of the fun for touri sts at 15 Las Vegas Strip gambl ing resur ts lllday, but owners of several hotels vowed to keep the ir spas. open . based on the results of the eva luation. Thus, the board may be faced with a hearing on every non-renewal even when it has, in gOOd faith, attempted to evaluate its employees properly. Experience h'as shown that the cost of these hearings has run as high as $13,000. The OSBA believes that the distinction between the tenured and the non-tenured teacher should be preserved. The non-tenured teacher should only be entitled to a hearing in those inslances when he or she can show Uwt the board of educa tion has abused its discretion or has not followed th~' evaluali on procedures. At issue, is the fundamental question of whether elected boards of education are to be left any discretion in making personnel decisions. 2 - EVALUATION PROCEDURES: The bill sliU requires that the evaluation procedures "shall be mutually determined and agreed to by the employing board of education an d the appropriate Elderly ·Racine woman killed, three others critically hurt. Mens Leisure Shirts • Mens Dress MANAGER NAMED CLEVELAND I UP! ) Kenneth Ha as has bee n named to succeed Michael Maxwell as general manager of the Cleveland Orches tra , The Musical Art Association has announced . NO. 7 Elberfelds In Pomeroy Court actions filed in Meigs ' pomeroy rutland tuppers plains divorce W I LK~SYILLE Nellie Pauli ne Sayre , 82, Wi lkesvi lle , died Thursday evening at 1he Hol zer iVIed lea l Center following a long illness . . Mrs . Sayre was bor n July 24, 1893, in Evans, W. Va ., the daughter of the late Dan and Vierena Anderson Sayre . She was married Jan . 10, 1910, to F red Sayre , who died In 1958. Survivi ng are four sons , Lus ter, of Evans ; Richard , of Rio Gr an de ; Fl oy d in Co l umbus , an d Leo of Proctorville ; six daug hters , Mrs. Jay {Vertie Paul ine) Robi nson, M cA r thur ; Mrs. HOSPITAL NEWS Main Store, Annex and Warehouse Of The Normal Finance Charge! · We ' re selling mon e y! During Pomeroy National · Bank' s Money Sale you can save l5percent of the normal finance charg e on any installment loan of $1000 or more. And that 's for the duration of the loan . and counseling and toward self understanding. Only the fir st 24 registration s can be accepted. Rev. Bumgarner said Good Friday services may be held at th e Pom eroy Uni ted Methodist Church from. noon to 3 p. m. Several ministers indicated a desire to take part in this service. He also announced that from time to time day old bread is available to organizations from a United Methodist fa cility . Any organizati on in teres te d should conta ct Rev. Bumgarner or Rev . Glenn Biddle in J ackson. The Royal Oak Park Ministry for the summer of · 1976 was also discussed. The secretary is to con ta ct Horace Karr and ask him to attend the nex t meetin g to find out if the service is· wanted, and if so, to work out the deU!ils. The Association vuled the long-range project of ha ving all th e county's churches coming together for a Sunrise. Service at a central location in 1977. Attendin g were Rev. William Middl eswa rth, Harold Deet h, 'loward Shiveley, Robert Bwnga rner, Robert Person s, Wilbur Perrin, Dwight Zavitz, Lloyd · Grimm Jr. and Floyd Shook. .The next meeting will be at the First Baptist Church in Middleport on April 12 at 9:30 . a.m ., the Rev . Pete Granda!, host pastor . We're Celebratin ' the With A ... are (Continued from page I ) seminar in pas tor al counseling will be offered to ministers by the Chaplain 's Dept. at Athens Mental Health Center ever y Tuesday morning beginning March 16 and continuing through May 4. Th e study will cove r prea chin g as counselin g, coun se lin g persons with emotional illness, marriage, PH. 992-6010 Middleport, Ohio Open Fridays Til 8:00 Gues ts Preachers 24 Hour Service BAKER FURNITURE Muzz le we lcome . CAB CO. Che ck c:>ur Budget Shop For New Furnoture At Budget Prices . MEI GS Load ing Clup wi ll m eet at 7: 30 p.m . Tuesday a t Tewksbary 's Barber Shop in Nellie Sayre of Wilkesville dies . ;:;: DR. J .. LUPTON The subject of this sketch was born in Gallipolis, September 5, 1859. He completedhis common school education in 1878, after which he entered the Pennsylvania Denial College at Philade!P,ia, Pa., from which place be graduated in 1881. He at once settled in his native town and commenced the practice of his chosen profession, meeting with marked success, and has continued in !be active practice with the exception of the year 1891, which was spent in taking the post graduate j:j; course at the Chicago College of Dental Surgery to better lit him for his growing f ;::: business ;:;: lili . Dr. Lupton is a member of the Ohio State Dental Society and has been a .. ;:;: director of that organization for eight years . In 1894 he erected what is known as ;::: ;j;i the "Lupton Block," a handsome, tliree...tory modem structure, built of sandstone i[ii i;'; and iron, the former material having been obtained in the neighborhood of i;i; j:i; Gallipolis, and the building rooms being heated throughout with steam water. It j:[: :;;: ~ntalns three business rooms on the growtd floor, five offices, besides the doctor 's ;::; jjji handsome parlors, on the second, and a hall on the third which is occupied by the ;j;j :;:; Elk lodge. Dr. Lupton is.a member of the Mason and Elk orders. :;:; ) The I ,upton block is presently standing and houses Carl's Shoe Store.- Taken j:i; ;j;: from l.he fulilroad Reflector, April 1897. ;::; t :.;!~:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:::;:;:::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::8!· GALLIPOLIS - Local lawmen here are stilJ searching for a second suspect wan led for questioning in connection with the theft of a ban'k deposit bag for the Holzer Medical Center stolen Tuesday Judge reversed by court of appeals . POMEROY - The Dislri~t Court of Appeals has reversed a decision of Judge John C. Bacon in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court in which William J . Ritchie was found guilty of contempt of court. According to a review by the Court of Apepals in the action by Nita Jean Ritchie, the Court stated : "We do not find that the character of the evidence therein adduced is of· sufficient quality to prove the defendant guilty of the contempt with which he is charged. Therefore the verdict finding the defendant guilty of contempt is reversed." }'our candidates file for · central committee posts POMEROY - The Meigs County Board of Elections reported low- persons filed for central committee posls Friday . They were Norman 0. Weber, Democrat, Orange Precinct ; Douglas Wic klin e, Republican, Racine Precinct; Clifford Longenette, Democrat, Olive Township, and Charles W. Legar, Sr., Republican, Pomeroy Third Ward. The deadline for filing for committee . posts or county offices for the June 8 primary election is 4 p.m . on March 25. BOARD TO MEET VINTON - The Gallia County Local Board of Education w"ill meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at North Gallla High School to disrus."i placement of a bond issue before the v ·s for building purposes. The publit ,·\'it4'ri. afternoon from the hospilal delivery van . The heist occurred shortly alter noon while the van was parked at the Gallipolis Post office . The bag contained $2,752.49 in currency and $24,034.09 in non-negotiable checks. The theft occurred while the driver of the van, Gilbert Mayo, was in the p9st office picking up mail. According to city police, a man came from the alley beside Russ's Glass Service across the street trom the post office, crossed over to the parked van, opened the door , reached 'in , snatched the rrioney bag and ran back across the street where he apparently passed the bag to an accomplice. Taken into cusllldy a short time later was Richard Ike, 23, Gallipolis, who was charged with grand larceny. lke entered a not guilty plea in Gallipolis Municipal Court but his accomplice is still at large. Investiga tion continues into the alleged jewelry theft Wednesday evening at Tawney's Jewelry Store, Second Av~ . According to a report released Saturday, four persons entered the store, two at differe~t times . They left with a small tray of rings valued at between $2,000 and $3,000 accqr:ding to oWner Max Tawney. Horse thief wanted by lawmen in Meigs POMEROY - Sheriff Robert Hartenbach is investigating the disappearance of lwo ponies and a horse from a field near the MI. Union Church, Route 1 Rutland . One pony and tile -horse belonged to Eldon Markins, Route 4, Pomeroy, and the other pony was owned by K. C. Workman , Route I, Rutland. All were ;" the same field. The department is also investigating a hi !skip on Route 143 near Rutland about 3 a.Tn. Saturday. A car belonging to Carolene Bing, Route I, Rutland, was par~ed in fr ont of the Bing mobile home when it was sideswiped by a southbound pickup truck believed to be painted white. ' ~· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 12, 1976