http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cf10d61576d5fa47e6c3a3fd12dad139.pdf 5c7fb55c3c4741f764ab148c6a0b9933 PDF Text Text 12 _ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, March 18, 1976 Patty's fate "with jury ·····································-·.·.-.•.-.·.··· ····· ·· · ···· · ··········:·:····-·.-.·.;·:·:::::·:·:·:·:<·:·:·:·:·:<~~ HOSPITAL :~,;~r'~''''''''''~''''''''''''''' ' ' ' '''' '' ' '' ' ' ' ' '''''''''''''''~'''~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;:;,,,,._. · ···, ; : u : McAfee is (Continued from page 1) NEWS ~ Reagan says Ford should drop out wries, he guided Athen s teams to nine SEO A!. championships , inc luding Vetemm Memorial Hospital GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) lftiiiUI'e to keep mo out of the race Reagan , noting he has received right in a row. both league ADMITTED Leora ·· · Ronald Reagan said today the White In thefirll place-W White House." that percentage in each of the records. Gaining Coach of the P F · ' . House , · s beh'•d the pr-•··e on him 'l1le former 10•emor of Canfornla contested primaries thus far, asked Strom , omeroy ; ann~e u• ...._. --. ....... ,_, te f Year honors at both the Maynard, Racine ; Georgta .. : to quit the presidential race. He alao said the Ford _..,_..,., stra gy 0 •· Why doesn 't be quit? ." league and district levels on W ard, Pomeroy ; · Wilbur _,:; suggested that President Ford picturing him u a lolel' has been As he arrived Wednesday night fllJTlerous occasions, he was ·~ should coosider dropping out. succtllful. w start a lklay campaign swinl! named Honorary Coach of the Robinson, Coolville; Audrey . · · . . : -: : Reagan , speak'·g wt ' th . . As he left for a C8JDpaicn stoplast in P tc through North Carolina where he 8 Arnold, Pomeroy ; a I Cia . u• ........ Year for Oass AAA in the Cleland , Langsville ; Ruth ~ij after leaving a television ta[lilw, Fayetteville, Reagan said that faces Ford in next Tuesday's Associ ated Press' All primary Reagan said even if he Pomeroy; P....-1 Darst, -~ said Republican pressure on him to November the fl"ll was saying Carr, Southeastern District team loses in ' N orth Carolina he will not Cheshire; Bernar d Rairden, ¢' $ .1withdraw is being "engineered fi'IIDI Ford lhould consider quilling the this year in recognition of his Hartf<rd. §::~ the same place that engineered the race If ReagiD lot 40 per cent or drop out of contention for the GOP long years of service. . DISCHARGED _ Leora ::::::3 better tn the early primaries. presidential nomination. Bell, whose Tigers had a 203 over all record and the Strom, Billie Herald, aara school's first SEOAL lavender, Jack Cornell, Sr., basketball chanipionship, is Janet Marcum, Harold LEAGUE TO MEET in his third season as head Evans, Nara Hartman . The Rutland Youths roach at the school, and ninth Baseball League will meet overall . In 12 years of PleasaatValley Hospital March 24 at6 :30 W ednesday, roaching, including three at DISCHARGES - Mrs . p.m. at the American Legion the junior high level, he has Franklin Smith, Gallipolis ;, Hall on Beech Grove. Road. rompiled a record of 139 wins Burdell Hayes, Roberts burg ; All parents and interested and 83 losses. Steven Jordan , Leon; Mary persons are urged ro attend. He graduated _from Ironton Wilson , Charleston; Mrs . There By JAMES F ; WIECK will be election of of- . plains areas still need more , throuRh wheat-produclnM High School in 1956 and Robert Sayre, Ambrose KANSAS CITY (UP!) fleers . rain. areas. Morehead in 1001, receiving Chapman·, Jr., Mrs. Department policy makers "Yes, there are troubles. lis master's degree from Raymond Adam.s, Garrett Ray Uehling farms wheat on the normally fertile said the worst of the drought To what extent, we can't tell Xavier in 1973. He was eighth Rife , Arnold Lane , Jr., blackland prairies of Is confined to areas MEET TONIGHT Wltil we pt 1n ev~luatlon 111 grade coach in lr<inton for Donald Knaul, Arlee Dillard, THIS EASTER BUNNY WILL BE greeting southwest Kansas. But this producing about 20 per cent of · how much was ,damaged by A meeting to discuss the three years, then was out of Sr., Ruby Smith, Mrs.'Harold youngsters visiting the Kiddie Shoppe, North Second spring his land withers at the the nation's wheat crop and abandonment of the C&O blowing." Ave., Middleport, from 4 ro 8 p. m. Friday and from coaching until1967, when he Dorsey, all Point Pleasant; edge of the nation's worst the 1978 crop Is expected to be Recent rains have Railroad will be held this 12 :30 to 5 p. m. Saturflay, this week. became basketball coach at Leshia Kerwood, Cot·big enough to handle exports drought area. improved the outlook for evening at Middleport town . South Point. tageville; Ronald Erskine, Uehling says wheat without squeezing consumer wheat. But the Agriculture hall at 7:30 p.m. Fitzpatrick led the league Winfield; Burton Diehl, farmers in his area need rain Department said the dry supplies. · in rebounding with a 14.7 . Racine ; Mrs. Hurlow Smith, within Letters of opinion are welcomed. They should be 1 1 10 days or "we're in 1 less thaa 300 words long (or be subject to reduction by 1 average and was fifth in the Gallipolis Ferry; Clara trouble - we're in real bad I the editor) aod must be signed with the slguee's ad- I league in scoring with a 14.6 Moore, Hartford; Mrs. _Er- trouble." I dreos. Names may be withheld upon publication. I average. The 6-<i senior was ~st Spencer, son, Racme; · But as bad as prospects are I However, on request, names will be disclosed. Letters J the only unanimous selection Mrs. Charles Matl<>x, Leon; in the Ness City, Kan., area, J should he In good taste , addressing issues, not per- 1 and a repeater on this year's Mrs. Rex Vance, Pomeroy; Uehling says things are even 1 S<lnallties. 1 all4eague team . He was also Helen Triplett, Lakin; Harry worse · in other parts of the a first-team pick and Qass Massey, Patrwt; Harold I drought region extendl!lg into AA Player of the Year on the . Davis, Minersville; Teresa I Colorado, New Mexico, and Ass oc ia ted Press ' Russell, New Haven; Audrey the Oklahoma and Texas Southeastern District all-star Cornel, Ashton; Mrs. Panhandles. !ljuad this year. Qarence Andrews, Mason, I "Speaking locally," McBroom, the lone un- and Mrs . Loren Stumbo, Uehling said Wednesday, "If I I derclassman on the first Patriot. the weather breaks there will team of this year 's all-1 eag ue be some good wheat in Ness May Day, May Day, May Day! !ljuad, made 40 or 52 free Edith S11unders . County and north and east in throws (. 769 percentage ) to DEAR SIR : Kansas . But from here to the The officers of the Meigs High School Alumni are In lead the league in that · dies in Columbus southwest, it's going to take category. · He was also the desperate need of help. . Mrs. Edith Saunders, 59; an act of God to salvage any Our funds are very low this year as a result of many things leading scorer in the league Columbus , died Wednesday . of it." with a 21.3 average. The 6-2 in RI Verside Hospital there. Inadequate moisture levels such as the poor turn out of last year's alumni dance. .junior was a second-team all/Ws . Saunders was born at fall planting time and a The officers have been meeting regularly and working on dist.rict pick in the AP's Oass Nov . 19, 1916 in Cheslllre. the lack of significant rain or money making projects to no avail. . daughter of thE! late HarVey With only a few people working, we have found it very AAA Southeastern District and Margaret Rupe Mulford~ snowfall this winter have She was also preceded in combined to form a vast difficult to accomplish anything for the good of the alumni selections. an!l Joining Fitzpatrick death by her husband. Hollis ; drought area from the Great associaiion. With the money available now, it will be quite three si sters, and three McBroom on the first team of Plains w California. Win'd hard and risky to plan an annual reunion, so please, show some trothers. the all4eague squad were erosion, which began about a interest. If you will help, call Van Johnson at 992-0137 or Rita or Sur vivina are a dtiu.q Mer, Gary Snowden and Tony lks. Frank (Patsy i Hoy ; a mQnth ago in the nation's Teresa Casciat 992-3173.- V. Johnson, Rita, Teresa Casci. Folden of Gallipolis and son , Stanley L . Saunders, grain belt, continues in parts Eddie Howard of Ironton. both of Columbus ; a. sister , of Colorado, Kansas, fiNs. Roy (Gall ) Herrmann , Second-team picks were Bill Route Oklahoma, Minnesota, New 1. Middle pori ; live Greer of Athens, Mike Brown grandchildren. and several Mexico and Texas. of. Ironton, Steve Morrow of nieces and nephews . Many farmers and food Fune,.-al arr~ngements are Jackson , Mickey Davenport (Continued from page I) industry officials said it Is too being made at the Rawl ings of Meigs and Robert early to tell whether there Coats Funeral Hom.e in about 43 per cent completed and is essentially on.schedule to Holsinger of Waverly. Middleport. will be any effect on grocelj. start in mid-1977, Sohio Board Chairman Charles E. Saphr told Also to be honored at the prices. · the Cleveland Societyof Security Analysts Wednesday. "I would have wagree with The $7 billion, 7911-mile project is approximately 43 per banquet will be eight honorable mention picks, the farQters - you can't read cent complete with about 370 miles of .pipe installed," Spahr anything inti> it right now;" said. "Sufficient pump stations and facilities at the terminal at Matt Faullmer of Athens, said Ed Stone, wheat quality Valdez (the southern end) for handling 600,000 barrels per day Bretit Saunders of.Gallipolis, (Continued from page I) control expert for are expected w be operational by the middle of next year." Dean Royal of Ironton, Jeff For 37 court days spread Spahr said additional facilities are expected to be completed in Conroy of Jackson, Bill See! over nearly eight weeks, International Multifood Corp. late 1977 ro increase the line's throughput to 1.2 million barrels af Logan. Mitch Meadows of defense attorney F . Lee in Minneapolis, who recently Meigs, Chock Thompson of completed an 1,1100 mile tri~ daily. Waverly and Randy Peoples Bailey and prosecutor James Browning Jr. called 66 of Wellston. witnesses who told sometimes completely "strong-willed." She said she wants opposing stories to a jury and the defendant shared a SING PLANNED UNIT CALLED which has been sequestered "mutual enthusiasm for art." There will be a Hymn Sing ·the Middleport E-R unit The main thrust of her and sh_eltered from any questioning, however, was a at the MI. Moriah Church of was called to the Silver Run C oulstde mfluence smce 1t was God at 7: 30p.m. Saturday . Road at 2:53p.m. Wednesday continuing effort by the seated. The Davis Family of Buffalo, for Pearlie Darst who was defense wrebut testimony by H found guilty of armed W: Va., will be the singers of having chest pains . The pro~tion psychiatrist Dr. bank robbery and a second the evening . The public is potient was taken to Veterans charge of using a firearm in Joel Fort. She contradicted WASHINGTON (UP!) invited. Memorial Hospital. At 3;24 the commission of a felony, Fort's testimony by saying he .' p.m. the Middleport squad The Navy proposed Wed- the defendant could be had suggested efforts be nesday to close the reserve accepted a call to CR 25 for facilities at Chillicothe and sentenced to as much as 35 made w settle the caoe without a public trial, but that the Pomeroy unit where years in prison. Mabel Bearhs was ill . She Zanesville, Ohio, in a national on advice of an attorney no No matter what the verdict, economy move designed w was taken w Holzer Medical effort was made. TONITE Miss Hearst - arrested six save $56 million annually , Center. She said Fort told her "the THURS. ; MAR . ta Closing the two Ohio months ago today after more goverrunent would only be NOT OPEN locations would not involve than l'h years underground interested In a conviction and SERVICES PLANNED - still faces II other charges BASHAN - There will be any manpower savings. would do anything - sex and The national cutbacks in Los Angeles which could drugs - to get a conviction weekend services at the Red COMING! Brush Church of Christ would eliminate three air bring a sentence of life in and this would damage our i= ri.. Mar. 19 fhru March 25 located on the Bashan-Keno facilities, another indication prison. . As its final witness, the family." JAWS Road. Service& will be held lhat tbe need .for pilotS has She said Fort told her that called Mrs. ( Technicolor) Saturday at 7:30 p. m. and on been shrinking siilce the end defense Catherine Hearst, Show starl's at 7: oo p.n1. 57, the · through plea bargaining - If · Sunday at 10 a. m . Denver of the Vietnam fighting , Miss Hearst would accept 8 · Hill of Foster, W. Va ., will be oificials said the program defendant's mother. She guilty plea to a lesser charge the guest speaker. The public would effect about 12,:100 described her daughter - she probably would get off military and civilian per- before the kidnaping as a with six months' probation .. is invited. sonnel - ·including the "wann and loving girl" and Following her testimony, ' elimination of 4,200 civilian said she never had any as the last bit of evidence the SHOP NOW FOR EASTER inkling 'that, as prosecution jobs . psychiatrists testified, she prosecution played a 19was angry and frustrated and mlnute tape recording of a • ripe for conversion to jailhouse conversation between Miss Hearst and a AT YOUR POMEROY LOCAL TEMPS terrorism. friend, Patricia Tobin, held BEN FRANKLIN STORE The temperature In Speaking in a soft Southern two days after the downtown Pomeroy at II accent, Mrs. Hearst told of a defendant's arrest Sept. 18. · CANDY a.m . Thursday was 49 close family life but acknowlIn ' the conversation, degrees under_ cloudy skies. edged her daughter was NOVELTIES secretly recorded by jailei'S as the lw'o women, aeparaletl EGGS by a pane of glass, talked by • telephone, Miss Heant said •; • she was ''p--d off" at belnc 7hey'll go everywhere on quiet crepe soles caught by the FBI. and feel good, too, because these shoes have She alS> said she did not flex . want to be released on ball and "be a prlloner In my FIU.ED & EMPTY I@ · l~m~~;mm;~~~;;tmm;~~~m~~~~m~m~~~~~~;~~~~~t~mm;~; ;~~§~l~;m~"JM:x Wheat land withering in southwest Kansas CHAMPS - Takb!g champlonohlp l>onors In the fourth arJUlfth ~rade division of the M ig Local Intramural Baskeiball Tourney were pupils of &illsbury Elementary. Mim~ers of the squad were, front row, 1-r, Brill King, Jimmy Hoyt, Oifford Ice.nhower, Brett Carl and Scott Harrison; back row, Timmy King, Ryan Cole, Dawn Goeglem, Gary Terry , Sherri Marshall and Raody Carl. Coach of the team was Dale Harrison. ,--- -------------------------, e ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY VOL. XXVII COordinate Sportswear I NO. 238 WASHINGTON - An aide of Congressman Clarence Miller said this morning the rail abandoDment hearing Ia Gallipolis on Aprll7 will be held in the common pleas courtroom of the Gallia County Courthouse beginning at 9:30 a.m. Witnesses wlli be heard by representatives of the .Interstate Commerce Commission on a first come, first served basis. :;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:::::;:;:::::;:;:;:;::: By Charlene Hoeflich The loss of tax revenue and jobs, and the hindrance to 1 business expansion and in- dusirial ·development should the proposed abandonment of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway's Logan to Pomeroy line become a reality, needs more attentioi'r £rom Meigs Countians. That was the consensus of opinion last night at a meeting at Middlepor t Village'hall called by George Arnott, chairman of the Meigs County Rail Service By United Press International DETROIT - GENERAL MOTORS CORP. is eliminating the afternoon shift at its fastest-in-the-world Lordstllwn, Ohio, plant because it has enough subcompact Chevrolet Vegas cramming storage lots to last aimost six months . The move will put 1,600workers on indefinite layoff at the assembly plant as of Monday and an undetermined number later at the adjacent Fisher Body plant. Instead of building 100 cars an hour - 1,600 cars a day the plant is capable of Pfoducing , GM will build just 680 cars a day at one of the most automated auto assembly plants in the world . t has enough Ve~as on hand to last 180 days at current sales rates - three times the normal supply. Navy to lose down two area facilities BEIRUT, LEB~ON - AN EXPLOSION today ripped through the rear of a parked Syrian military plane waiting to take Lebanese political leaders to peace talks in Damascus. All passengers scrambled to safety, witnesses said. · The eXplosion appeared to have been caused by a bomb. Premier Rashid Karami and former Premier Saeb Salam had just boarded the ·Russian-made airliner when the explosion ripped the rear of the fuselage, witnesses said. One man was reported slightly injured, but Karam! and Salam escaped unhurt, they said. .-------llllllllll\l"""' .MEIGS THEATRE parentl' BASKETS TOYS EVERYTHING FOR EASTER GREETING CARDS ....Jt .· Big Selection Make Pomeroy Your Shopping Cenlttr . . 2._202 Eest Main St. '( POMEROY, OH'·"' Use Ollr Convenient Uly-Away Plan Open Friday Night Tti.-Sal. Til5 PHONE 992-~•· t TAN LEATHER WITH ROPE THE SHOE BOX MIDOLEPORT, OHIO home.'' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY and · admitted her polltical id~ had undergone a CGI!Iplete chango. She said she now espoused a "revolutionary feminist perspective" and · "this creates all kinds of problems for me In Ierma of a · .defense." · IN HOSPITAL Mrs . Richard (Dot) Neutzllng, Uncoln Hill / Pomeroy, underwent major surgery at Holzer Medical Center Tuesday. Her room number is 224. j Our entire stock of famous makers Misses ·Juniors ·Women's Sizes Coordinate Sportswear is included in this two-day sale. ·' •' Shop Fridey. 9:30 to lp.m.'-Saturday. 9:30 to Sp.m. IN POMEROY Hearst herself, and he said the jury must weigh her testimony carefully as bolstered by the defense's expert psychiatric witnesses that she indeed was coerced into acting as a member of the Symbi01ese Liberation Army. Contrasting the Hearst case with the pat television courtroom solutions of Perry Mason, Bailey said the evidence in the case Is "riddled with doubt and always will he. No one is ever LoNDON (UP! ) - In the biggest royal sensation in 40 years, Queen Elizabeth's younger sister, Princess Margaret, today announced that she and . the Earl of Snowdon are separating, The announcement was made from her home at Kensington Pal~ce, from where her husband of 16 enttne FRIDAY. MARCH 19. 1976 going to be sure." Browning, in his arguments, dwelt on the question of intent, noting that seldom before bas there been such a wealth of evidence as w a suspect's intent - the bank photographs, her tape recording admitting her part, and the written "Tania Interview" where she described her role in her own handwriting. He urged the jury w study the movie of the robbery "the more you see the films, the more you see in the films ." Browning also attacked the credlbUity of Miss Hearst's own testimony, pointing out discrepancies between what she said and what other evidence showed. He said it was "pretty l<>ugh" to justify her actions, and suggested she had been "reby her programmed " attorneys and psychiatrists to simply say, "They made me do it." Separation made official • at POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Jury to • • be the most horrible saying that Patricia Hearst has ever. heard in one word, or the symphony the SLA says we couldn't deliver in two." If found guilty, she faces up to 35 years in prison. Or It is possible that she could receive no jail term at all and be placed on probation. No matter what the verdict, she still faces other charges in Los Angeles and may stand trial again. Leaving a microphone and lectern behind , Ba iley stood next to the jury box and spoke directly to the panel members in his final appeal , sometimes speaking in such a low voice as to be -aimost inaudible to courtroom spectators. "It is a case of dying or surviving - that is all Patricia Campbell Hearst thought about," Bailey argued. "And the question is, what is the right to live' How far can you go w survive?" Bailey said the only person stU! alive and willing wtalk about the robbery was Miss PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS years already had removed most of his effects since a family crisis over her friendship with a yo un g society man . The statement said : " Her Royal IJighness Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon, and the Earl of Snowdon have mutually agreed to live apart. "The Princess will carry out her public duties and functions unaccompanied by Lord Soowdon . "There are no plans for divorce proceedings." The legal separ a lion, arranged by lawyers for both sides, is only one step from divorce. But Queen Elizabeth, who took a leading part in arranging the separation, hopes the couple will reconcile as they have after several other crises. Roddy Uewellyn, 28, whose friendship with the Princeas was one of the factors in the breakdown of the marriage, was staying at a farm commune he shares with members of the youn1er society and arty set. He and the Princess were photographed in swim sl!lts on the island of Mustlque in the Caribbean last month. Snowdon found the photographs humiliating, according w friends, but it only l)rought to a head an unhappy domestic situation that has stumbled from qui!ITel to quarrel for years. Ho, hum! So: jobs, taxes ·and industry leaving? News •• in Briefs FLEXIBILITY COUNTS. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI )Patricia Hearst's atwrney, in an impassioned final plea to her trial jury, said she had no choice but to join the Hibernia Bank robbery or die. The prosecutor said her tale of a year and a half of fear and terror was "too incredible to believe." " We as!< you to return a verdict of guilty on both counts," said U.S. Attorney James L. Browning Jr. The jury of seven women and five men sat through more than a million words of trial testimooy, 66 witnesses, 295 pieces of government evidence. Attorneys wound up Thursday with 31'.! hours of final arguments. After receiving instructions from the judge today, the panel must decide her guilt or innqcence to charges of armed bank robbery and using a firearm w commit a felony . Chief defense counsel F . Lee Bailey said the verdict of guilty or innocent "will either Committee, to make formal protest pl!'ns. Only eight people attended. Citzens interested in presenting testimony at the Inters ta te Commerce Commission hearing to be held in Gallipolis on April 7 were asked to be there .. Jack Carsey of Landmark and Meigs County Engineer Wesley Buehl were the only two persons at Ule meetins who will testify In Gallipolis. Others attending were John Werner of the Middleport · Chamber of Commerce, Dennis Keney of the Pomeroy National Bank ; Emerson Heigh Wn of Cross Hardware, the Rev , Dwight Zavitz and H. H. Tipl<>n of Middleport, and 'Ken Gilkey, associated with Arnott on lhe .Rail Service Committee . Arnott explained that the prop9sed abandonment would end rail service to 17 customers in Meigs County, eliminate about 20 railroad jobs and related $240,000 . payroll, cost. Metgs county about $10,000 m property tax revenue, imp~ir efforts to secure new mdustry, and cause possible cutbacks and closings among the present rail users, "Meigs County has a good . chance of keeping the railroad if enough people turn out at the April 7 hearing," Arnott said . But he emphasized that somehow people need to become stirred up as to the urgency of the problem. He said that once the hearing is over, there won't be a second chance . It was decided that another meeting should be held next week and Arnott will announce the time and pl~ce . Each person present was asked to contact others. Also planned was a protestby-letter campaign. Residents are asked to write letters protesting the proposed abandonment directed to the "Examiner, Interstate Commerce Commission re abandonment of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, PQmeroy branch, Congress adds, never subtracts WASIDNGTON (UP!) - Charging that Congress keeps adding but never sublr~cting federal programs, Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, said today that funding for a program up for renewal should he publicly justified or ended. Glenn is sponsoring a bill Called the Government Economy and Spending Reform Act which would require investigations of each federal program at least IJ!Ice every four years. The impact of eliminating any program would have to be publicly stated. "Few federal efforts are ever terminated," Glenn said, "Congress keeps adding and rarely subtracting. "In 1974, for instance, 85 separate goverrunental bodies were crt:ated while only three were abolished," Docket A.B. 18'' and mail to the Meigs County Rail Service Committee, 480 Broadway St., Middleport. Representation by an at!Orney was discussed as was use of petitions. Buehl will confer .with Atty. Bernard· Fultz on the proposal and PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 19 Congress report at the meeting next week. decided to name a thre~ As for Penn Central rail man committee to draw up service, it was pointed out a declaration on the thorny that the railroad does not do issue 'of authorizing cusl<>mer site delivery . If prlvateerlng on behalf of Chesapeake and Ohio is the American cause. abandoned, then there would .::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ·be no customer site delivery . service a~ailable to Meigs County ratl .users. This, according to the Lan.drnark · manager, . ·would affect ~ . consumer prices because of .lOr the additional trucking cost. Plans were made wcontact • rail users agatn as well as the Meigs County Planning A pre-application for a Commission, county officials, $100,000 grant to the Housing and the Pomeroy Chamber of and Urban Development Commerce in an effort to come up with people wtestify Administraiion has been refused according to word at the April 7 hearing. received Thursday · by Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews. The money was w have been combined with funds of had predicted Thursday that the Meigs County Council on inflation would continue to Aging, the Jackson, Gallia moderate in coming months, and Meigs Mental Health primarily due to prospects of Board and others to construct future declines in fond prices. a multi-service building on The February statistics 'In- county owned property on dicated gasoline prices also Mulberry Heights In declined while charges for Pomeroy. consumer services rose, but Officials did not d~lose at a slower rate than in the reason for the refusal. January. Middleport's pre Prices for some foods rose application for $100,000 for a despite the overall trend, water storage tank was not including coffee, while prices approved by HUD according for restaurant meals and to Information received by snacks away from horne rose Mayor Fred Hoffman Thurs- . 0.8 per cent, the same as in day. Janliary. Three applications totalling Commodities other than over $300,000 originating in food Increased 0.3 per cent, Meigs County were approved, continuing a moderate rate of all submitted by the Meigs advance. Clothing prices also County commission . These ·rose moderately: were : The Labor Department A housing rehabilitation said sharp Increases In auto program which was insurance rates acco101ted for requested by the Community much of the 1.3 per cent rise Action Agency ; Rural in transportation services housing numbering, and an prices. access road to the community The figures by the .Bureau facilities building being of Labor Statistics also plwined in Meigs County. showed real gross average weekly earnings were essentially unchanged from January . Dateline 1776 Appli"cati"on· grant IS refused . LONDON - AN ANNOUNCEMENT of the legal separation of Princess Margaret, sister of Queen Elizabeth, and the Earl of Snowdon was expected "sooner rather than later," and probably by the weekend, Buckingham Palace By SAKA nliTZ sources said roday. . · WASHINGTON (UP!) The sources said the Queen and other members of the Consumer prices increased royal family were distressed by the breakup of the 16-year-old . marriage and the attendant publicity and were trying ro 0.1 per cent in February, the smallest monthly hike in arrange the separation as soon as possible . more than four years, the Labor said NEW YORK - ALGER HISS ASSERTS the FBI knew today. Department · before he went on trial that for months before his wife was The mirdscule increase resupposed to have typed secret State Department documents on flected a sharp drop in an old Woodatock typewriter, the typewriter was in the hands grocery prices, · the of a Hiss servant. department said. Hills in a statement released Thursday night said he had The 0.1 per cent increase gathered the information Jrom a personal review of 15,000 was the smallest since Sept, newly released pages of government documents. A Woodstock 1971, and showed the typewriter and State Department documents said to have been continuing slowdown in the copied on it and delivered to Whittaker Chambers for .the rate of inflation. The Communist underground were prime govertunent exhibits in a Consumer Price Index rose !950 trial, in which Hiss was convicted of IJjing in der1ying he 0.4 per cent In January and had turned over the secrets. averaged 0.6 per cent LORAIN, OHIO - S!'RIKING LORAIN school teachers average for the last three returned to the picket line today after another bargaining months of 1975. Seasonally adjusted index session failed to produce a settlement Thursday night. figures showed an overall I The teachers struck March 9 because the board voted to per cent decline in fond forestall a year-end deficit by eliminating 98 teaching jobs and prices, due mainly to a 1.5 per . six nursing positions. A restrairdng order issued against the cent drop in grocery foods. walkout Wednesady did not stop the strike and a separate That followed a 0.4 per cent restraining order prollibitlng the board from ellmlnating the decline last month . 104 professional positions failed to change the board's stand. Administration economists t..:INCINNATI-A THREE-TERM BLACK congressman EXTENDED OUTLOOK has been tabbed by the leadership of a fledgling black political Sunday th·rough party to run for president of the United Slates this year. rue•day, chance of ) 'l1le executive council of the NatiCIIal Black Political thundershowers Sunday . Assembly announced Thursday It will nominate Rep. Ronald ond fair Moaday aad V. Delluma, DO!Bf., when the ol'gltnization climaxes Its Qoudy tonight, lows 50 to Tuesday. Highs will be in natiQnal convenU111 Saturday night by selecting a presidential 55. A chance of showers the 80s Sullday and lows candidate. Dellums, a 40-fear-old black from Berkeley, Calif ., LOCAL TEMPS S.ttirday with highs In the wiH be In the 50s. Cooling Is currently serving his third straight term In the House of The temperature In upper 60s w the low 70s. by Tuesday to highs In the Reprma~tatlves, He has accepted an invitation from downtown Pomeroy Friday Probability of rain Is 10 per conventloo omclala to spealc here Saturday night, indicating 50s and lows In the 30s. at 11 a.m. was 66 degrees centtnday, 20 per cent tonight he probably would accept a nomina Uon. under partly cloudy skies. and 40 per cent Saturday. Inflation slowed I II Weather I. he said. Glenn is sponsoriil~t the bill with Sens. Edlpund Muskie, D.Maine, William Roth, R-Del., and Henry Bellmon, R.Okla. Glenn said "its no wonder that there are nearly 1,000 federal programs today that require administration by II cabinet departments, 44 independent agencies and 1,240 advisory boards, committees, commissions and councils." He said that if programs are worthwhile, they will stand "the test of l<>ligh scrutiny by Congress ... "I think its. time wrequire that if Congress and the executive branch want to co~tinue a progrlll!l they must g0 public with .\heir j!l~tiflcation," Glenn said. ! Underworld hit by 7 arrests Seven arrests, including two juveniles whose cases will be heard in Meigs County Juvenile Court, were · reported today by the depariment of Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach. One man and the juveniles were held on drug related charges. Arrested were VIctor Counts, 22, Rt. 2 Racine, charged with passing a bad check ; Phillip M. Shoemaker, Rt. I, Cheshire, physical harm to personal property; Gaylord Laine Young, 30, Rt. 2 Albany, possession of marijuana and obtaining marijuana, and the juveniles, one on March 12 for possession of marijuana and another on March 13 for obtaining marijuana. Other arrests were James D. Pitts, 27, Rt. I Rutland, and John Marshall, 46, Rutland, both for possession and transfer of illegal ' weapons under the 1968 Gun Control Act. Pitts is to be in Colwnbus to appear before the U. . S: Attorney, and Marshall has been ordered to Cincinnati for disposition, Both have been released on bond. SheriffHartenbach.said the arrests were made by his department with the ~'7~!~~:~~gass1:::.r:y~ office, Middleport Chief of Pollee J. J. Cremeans and his department, and federal officers of the · Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division. Sheriff Hartenbach said his department on March 12 investigated the theft of two ponies and one horse from a field in Columbia Township near the MI. Union Church. The horse was located in Mother, daughter claimed by fire A fire or undetef!11lned origin at 12:1P a.m. today claimed the lives of a young mother and her eight-yearold daughter and hospitalized the woman's husband, Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Galli a County Coroner, identified the victims as Mrs . Shirley Proctor, 30 and her daughter, Melissa Marie Malins, Rt. I, Gallipolis, who died from smoke Inhalation. The child was a second grade pupil , at Addaville Elementary School. Mrs. Proctor's husband, Michael D. Proctor, is listed in satisfactory condition at Pleasant Valley Hospital. He suffered first and third degree bw·ns to the face and back. According to Gallipolis Fire Chief James A. Northup, th e blaze destroyed \he Proctor's rented six room ~ frame home located on the Bulavllle-Porter Rd .. just north of the Gallipolis Shrine Oub. Firemen believ.e the blaze originated from the kitchen and dining room area. The victims were found in separate rooms . According w the Gallia County sheriff's department, Michael Proctor went to a nejghbor 's home w call the fire department. The house was owned by George Stover, Rt. I, Gallipolis and had been damaged by a fire Nov .. 27, 1975. A defective flue was blamed for that blaze. Loss was set at $8,000 to the house and $4,000 to the contents. The bodies were removed to Miller's Home for Funerals. They will be transferred to an Alliance, Ohio funeral home. \. Salem Township and ponies .in Vinl<>n County at Hamden. The people having the aplmals in their possession at the time of recovery had not swlen the animals but had purchased them from a person in Colwnbla Township. The Sheriff did not reveal names of those involved, pending further investigation. 'lbe people who had bought the animals were reimbursed and the animals were returned to the rightful owner. Pickup service hegins April 1 in Rutland RUTLAND - Rutland village will have a new garbage pickup service effective April I, Vernon Weber, clerk, said today. Rutland at one time had its own garbage pickup service and landfill, but since the landfill did not meet the state requirements council was forced to close it. Council members entered . Into an agreement with H&P Sanitation Inc. for pickup which will be every Thursday at a cost of $3 per month, with special rates to low income families.' Council members urged residents to use the service as H&P Sanitation Is reportedly doing an ercellent job In other areas of 'tl!e county. SUIT FILED Charles · R. Sheets, Hemlock Grove, flied suit asking judgment in the amount of $980 in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Obio Carpenters Health and Welfare Fund, Niles, dhio , for hospital expenses. .,. ' �• 2- The DallY Sent mel Mtddleport P!'llleroy 0 Frtday March 19 1976 3- TheDaiiySentmel Middleport Pomero) 0 Frtday March19 1976 Strong privacy protection bill through House By LEt;: LEONARD proposal I 11 be su rpnsed and disappomted if the governor doesn t stgn 11 satd Aronoff as the House jomed the Senate 1n week end adjournment Meanwhtle the Senate con ftnned 38 of Gov James A Rhodes appomtme nts mcludmg cabmet members Clifford E Retch director of hquor control and Dr Timothy B Montz director of mental health and retardation Also approved by the Senate and sent to the House was a btll reducmg pupil uPI Stalebouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The Qhto House has unanunously a pproved a Senate passed prtvacy protection bill which tis sponsor calls the strongest m the natlon m restricting the use of personal mformatwn stored m computer banks by the goverrunent • The measure was returned " the Senate for concurrence iii House changes Thursday 'the sponsor Sen Stanley J ,yonoff R-Cincmnatl satd he '" satisfied that the House .irengthened hts ongmal •• teacher ratios m Ute ftrst three grades of pubhc eleme ntary schools Aronoff s pnvacy proposal would requll'e all state and local government agenctes to regtster thetr personal mformation systems w1th the state each year follow certrun standards and grant certam r ig hts regardmg stored mforma lion Law enforcement agenctes would also have to regtste r thetr computer data banks but the other proVISIOns of the proposal would not apply to them Personal An OhiO Information Control BOilrd would oversee the government data banks Agenctes could collect only mformat10n necessary and releva nt to their legal function They would have to noh(y persons of any file mamtamed on them and allow them to trace and tnspec t 11 at least once a year H any mforrnat1on were disputed by the subJeCt the agency would he obhgated to mvest tgate and make changes tf warranted Safeguards would be mam tamed on the secunty of a ll • Church to Udall: 'Sorry about that' • candidacy d1m1mshes the chances of a hheral becommg prestdent I ve come a long way to be the leadmg progresstve can dtdate the Artzona congressman satd an ByLEWISWRD United Presslnternatlooal : Morr,. Udall the self ityled lone hope of progresswe Democrats says frank Church s sudden ·Friendly Circle hears program by Mrs. Young Mrs Thomas Young presented a program from U)e study book on The Psalms •I the Tuesday mght meetmg of Fnendty Ctrcle at Trtmty dturch Usmg selected scnpture Mrs Yount noted loneliness IS not lu:niled to age or place Site sa1d God s Word Social Calendar I SATURDAY Saturday 7 30 P.rn at Mt Mor1a h ~urch of God w1th Davis FlamllY Buffalo W Va fea lured stngers pubhc •nvited RACINE AMERICAN Legwn 602 btrthday party 7 30 P rn Saturday at the hall Legtonnatres auxtbary members and lhe1r famthes Games and refreshment,s MEIGS COUNTY Rebred Teachers Assoctallon Saturday Meigs Museum 2 p m Btcentennial program by Mrs Nan Moore Refresh ments SQUARE DANCE Satur day at Tuppers Plams school from 8 30 p m until mid mght Sponsored by Orange Townshtp Fire Department SIGN UP DAY for Pomeroy Boys League baseball Saturday at Pomeroy City Hall from 10 a m unttl 2 p m Five dollar regtstratlon fee to be sub nutted sQUARE DANCE Saturday 8 30 unbl midnight at Tuppers Plams Elemen tary School sponsored by Orange Townshtp Ftre Deparbnent Pubhc mvtted FRIDAY SIGNUP day for all Syracuse baseball and softball teams 10 a m to noon Saturday Syracuse MunlClpal Butldtng RegiStratiOn fee $3 Anyone not able to attend call Barry McCOY 992-5082 ANNUAL INSPECTION Ohto Valley Commandery 24 Kmghts Templar Saturday 7 30 P m Full form opemng HYMN SING recogmzes the moods of mankmd the dread of lonehness and also the desll'e to be alone at hmes Loneliness 1s a sta,le of mmd common to all she sa1d and how we control these moods 1s deternuned by our fatlh our 1nner resources A sure cure 1s to direct our thoughts upward rememhermg that the pronuse of Jesus IS Lo I am wtlh you always Mrs W H Pemn asSisted m ]l"esentmg the top1c Mrs Young gave prayer Mtss Mary V Retbel prestded at the busmess meetmg It was voted to place a hly m the sanctuary for the Easter season Mrs Young reported on 111 and bereaved members remembered w1th cards Mtss Retbel thanked all who helped make the Lenten lreakfast spll'ltually rewarding It was noted the cookbooks have arrtved and will be distrtbuted Afl each member arrtved at the meellng Mtss Retbel ]resented her a handmade St Pa\ nck s Day corsage The St Patrtck s Day theme was carried out m refreshments served by M1ss Mary E Chapman and Mrs Pearl Mora BAZAAR PLANNED HARRISONVILLE - The Harnsonvtlle Chapter Order of the Eastern Star wtll have a bazaar and bake sale Apn\ 2 from 9 a m to 4 p m at the P J Pauley s Naltonwtde Insurance offtce 804 W Mam St Pomeroy MAII.S DELAYED NEW LEBANON Ohto (UP!) - Mail delivery to Preble County was delayed Thursday because of an automobile-truck colltston 10 which a New Lebanon woman was ktUed Ethel Sweet 54 died when her car collided w1th a mail truck west of here on U S 35 Robert H Emmons past grand commander of the Grand Commandery of Ohw mspecting offtcer Dmner at 6 p m for Sir Kmghls and their ladies En terta10ment for the ladles Mtlwaukee It hurts to have a candidate come m after the hard work has been done It confuses and comphcates the campaign Church InSisted however that hts candidacy - an nounced Thursday m the fdaha mountams - IS vtable It s never too late nor are the odds ever too great to try the Idaho senator sa1d Ronald Reagan campa tgrung for Tuesday s North Caro lina prtma r y tried to reverse the tide of suggesttons he withdraw from the GOP race Reagan said some commentators last fa ll were saytng Prestdent Ford should consider gett10g out if Reagan got 40 per cent or better m the ea rly prunar1es Reagan noted his second place flmshes m five prunartes attracted that kind of support or better and speak10g of the Prestdent he asked Why doesn t he QUit? Reaga n and Ford could cross paths Saturday m North Carohna where both w1U be campatgrung m advance of the vohng George Wallace trymg to repeat h1s 1972 North Carohna pnmary victory clauned Jll'nmy Carter sa1d four years ago Wallace would make a good vtce prestdcntlal nommee H I was so good m 1972 what s happened to me smce then ' the Alabama governor asked Carter told reporters m North Carohna that Wallace s memory ts m error The former Georgia governor added f never voted for George Wallace for nommat10n A pubhc fund dr ve for an aertal ladder hre truck has reached about $11 500 Pomeroy F1re Ch1ef Charles Legar announced today A tremendous boost to the fund look place Sunday and tins week when volun leer workers under the dtrecl on of Mrs Grace Pratt and Mrs Ruth Powers conducted a house to house ca nvass tn Mtddlepor t for the truck fund A total of $2 369 85 was rat sed through the ca nvass DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF. MEIGS MASON AltEA CHESTER L TANNEHILL ~xec Ed ROBE~T HOEFLICH c tor Publ sh e da l y e )(cep Sa u rd ay by T h e Oh o Va ley P u bl s h ng Com 'JEd Cou S Pomeroy Oh o 457 69 Bus n ess 0 ce Phone 992 2156 6d or a Phon e 992 ' 5Sec ond c l ass pos age paid a Pome ro y Oh o Na ona adver s ng epr esen la ve Ward Gr ff h Company nc Bot nell ~ Gallaghe o v 757 Th rd Ave N ew Yo k N Y 00 17 Sub scr p o n rates Del v ered by ca rrier where ava lab e 75 cents per week By Mote Rou e where c arr er serv ce not ava lab e One mon h Sl 25 By ma n Oh o and w va One Year S22 00 SJ< monhs $1150 Three mon hs S7 00 Elsewhere $26 00 year fi x mon hs S 3 50 hree man hs 5.7 50 Subscr p on pr ce ncludes Sunday T m es Sen nel I Workers bes d es M s Pra and Mrs Pow ers n c uded M s W I a m Dav s M ss N!. dr ect Haw ey Mrs Emma Way and Mrs Nlln Moore M ss Fran ces Rou sh M ss Be n ce Ann Our s Mrs Kenne h Ca e Mrs Gene Dodson Mrs Roger S obar Mr s L 0 Erv n Mr s Ike Nea Jan e N ea l M s R chard Ba l ey M ss L nda Ha l ey Donna Car Mrs Do ly Mowe y M s E oise W son Mrs P et e K lees Mrs Cu rt s J e nk nson M s Cha es Sco tl Mrs Bobby Pa yne Mrs Em m et Sh u er Mrs Ron Hann n g M s Charles W am Kennedy way and M s Pat C.!lrson Mrs Roscoe F f e Mrs Pau l Davis Mrs George Harr s and Mr s Char es Gera d T he f und drive was g ven anoth er sho n he arm Thur sd o!ly when he Pome oy Nal anal Bank ma de a contr bu on of $1 000 mak n g he pr esen at on to Ch ef DR. UMB Fat storage in belly By Lawn.nce E Lamb M.D DEAR DR LAMB - I have a wetght problem II s my stomach I seem to put all my weight on the stomach and 11 s really big I am not big in other places just my stomach In other words I have a fat bellY I don teat a lot and tn the evemng I don t eatmtrh at all I do drmk tea wtlh sugar but not too much What COuld be the cause of my haVIng such a btg stomach> DEAR READER - Body fat distribution does have some hereditarY and famtllal characlerisllcs A classic exarnple Is one of the African bibe~ In whtch there 1s a large amount of fat ac cwnulaled m the buttocks area The accumulation 1s so large that 11 looks like a locahzed ptllow Never theless fat storage anywhere means excess fat You prObably do have excess fat inside your abdomen u well as whatever amounts you have underneath your ~ skin That w1ll contrtbute to volunlartly co ntract your your problem You can t abdommal muscles squeeze down fat that s For more delatled m already tnSide the abdommal formation on how to control cav1ty w1th any form of the big abdomen send 50 exercise cents for The Health Letter The two prmctpal attacks number 3 7 Girth Control III the belly bulge oce stmply Avmdlng the Btg Mtddle a dtetary program that Send a long stamped self enables you to ebmmate addressed envelope for excess body fat and an mallmg Address your letter exercise program that helps to me In care of th1s you take up the slack newspaper P 0 Box 1551 Many people do not know Radio City Station New how to exerctse properly to York NY 10019 unprove the muscle tone of DEAR DR LAMB - Would the abdomen This ts not you please tell me whether or accomplished just by simple not hall' conltnues to grow or sltups or walking II" bending thi"!Ve on the human body aver to touch the toes Wl1a I after death and explam why you need are leg lift exer What IS human hair anyway' a!les Namely lYing flat on DEAR READER - You your back and hftlng your have been hstemng to old feet strrught up from the folklore I used to hear !hilt floor MOVIng the feet up and kind of thing when I was a 6oy down 1n these types of and before I became a exerctses does tend to use the ri!ys•ctan One reason for this lower abdommal muscles and Idea Is that men often have to helps to elimmate the lower be shaved after death so that pot While dmng these they won t IQlpear to have a exercises Its unportant to promtnent bell'd This Is not government mformatmn sys tems The pupil-teacher ratio btU which passed 21 to 8 reqwres that there he no more than an average 'rl students for every teacher 1n a school dlstrtct The current ave rage lS 28 5 pupils per teacher An amendment adopted m committee authomed a margm of five pupils e~tber way wtthm a school building A floor amendment offered by Sen Douglas Applegate D.steubenville was added on because the hatr has con tinued to grow tl IS because the ltssw around the ha1r shrmks The shrmkage IS due to loss of water m the skin and tissues Spectftcally hrur does not grow after death Hmr 1s noth1ng more than spectahzed skin It 1s mostly JI"Oiem The growth of hatr requires nutrtent.s especially ]l"otem and oxygen which requtres circulalton the same as the growth of any other body tissues When death occurs and ctrculatlon stops the oxygen s~ply stops and hair growth stops I recogmze this statement 1s IJ"Obably going to he disputed by a lot of people who are fll'mly convinced that hair grows after death so I will say m advance that the scientific evtdence Is as I have stated It the rest Is folklore and rrusl8lderstandlngs of natural d!servatlons which are often embelllshed by enthusiastic story tellers RENO Nev (UP!) - The Clncmna ti Reds and Boston Red Sox should meet again tilts year m baseball s World Sertes accordmg to the Reno Turf Club s early odds The champton Reds were listed as 2 to I chmces to wm the National League pennant and the Red Sox were 8-5 favontes for the AmeriCan League t1tle The Reds were ptcked over the Ptttsburgh Ptrates (5-2 ) to wm the Nattonal League pennant although both were rated even odds to wm thell' divtston The Red Sox were a narrow pennant choice over the Oakland A s which were 9-5 Followmg Cmcmna 11 and Pittsburgh National League I I pennant contenders were Los Angeles at 3-1 Phlladelphta 7 2 San FranCISCO 1\-1 St Louts a nd New York 12 I NBA Stand ngs Atlanta 50..1 San Otego 75~ By United Press Internal onal and Chicago Houston and Eastern Conference Montreal IOO..I Atlanhc D v sion W l P et G B In the Amertcan League Bos on 1f!"' '22 662 behind Boston and Oakland Ph ladelph a 40 30 57 1 5 Buffalo 38 3 55 1 7 11 was Kansas C•IY New York 33 37 471 2 Baltunoreand New York at&Central 0 v s on W L Pet GB 1 Texas 20..1 California Wuh ng on 43 26 623 Cleve la nd Mmnesota and Cleveland 40 27 597 2 Chicago 25 I and Mdwaukee Hous on 36 34 5 14 7 New Or eans 32 38 457 1 and Detroit at 100..1 l ,------------., : Pro : ~StaJltliugs INDEPENDENT ACTION - The lteld has been reduced to four teams m the Independent Basketball tournament at Southern Htgh School m Racme The referee above has hts hands full w1th thts moment of action m the Racme Food Market vs Boggs Sales game Thursday evemng - Jtmm Hamm picture had 16 Baums was led by Mtlchum s 22 pomls The second game saw the MacArthur Mercha nl.o; easily handle Baker s 105 72 MacArthur s J Crewey paced all scorers w1th 24 whtle teammate Wtlco.en had 22 J Lusher led the losers w th 22 The last contest had the Racme Food Mart eek out a 73-71 double overttme v1ctory over Paul s Barber Shop Roseberry s Pennzotl The L eg a Coni b utor-s n the M d d epor d ve nc uded Mr and Mrs Don Sayre Mr and Mrs Leo Sear es M r and M s Lamb er Mrs E F Maag Mr and Mrs A n c 1 C oss Mr and M s Paul Scol Mr and Mrs L onel Boggs M and Mrs Dan Meadows Mr a nd Mrs A lbert Roush Mr and Mrs Glenn Hen sler Mr .!lnd Mrs Lar y M ch M and Mrs Don Becker Mr and Mrs Ed Baer Mrs E ecla Souders M ss F ran ces Roush Mr and M s R ch arel Hova er Mr and M s Pearl Van Coon ey Harold Chase Pea Hoff man Mr and Mr s Tom Oars Mr and Mr s R cha rd Ba ev Mr an d Mrs Em er son Jon es Mr &nd Mrs Geo ge Knapp J m W I ams Mrs Hom e R ce J m Yeage Freder ck J Sm th M and Mrs Ge orge M e nh art Mr and Mrs Wa er M c Oan el Mr and Mrs T M Bego Mr and Mr s Harold Ho!!nson Mr and Mrs E R Yos M s Mae Lew s Mr and Mrs E ugen e Ha wk ns Ma e Hawk n s Paul ne Rou sh Mary Bumgardn er Mr and M s W I am Bryan Rosc oe and Sarah Fow er Mr and Mrs Charles Gerard M s J E Ha ey Mr s Harold Long Mr and Mr s S I Mrs Em Ba Rev and Mr s Noe Her mann Mr s L nda La ud e m 1 R chard Mason Mrs V ol e Edwards Mrs Ne e ~r ce Mr and Mrs Don Roach M s Florence Custer Mr and Mrs Gene McDanel Mr s W II am s gler M s Ca her new nee Mr and Mrs WI I am Dav s Mr and Mrs W I am S ater M and M s Ha o d Wo fe Mr and Mrs W lis Anthony Mr and Mrs W am t.. Au II Mrs Wal er Athey Mr s E w Lallan ce Mrs Bush Rev and Mrs Robert Bumgarner Eva Slruble Cathryn Erv n Mr and Mrs Kenneth W !cox Raymond Russel Bertha Bay or C t Cuckler Mrs L.!l rence Eb n Pllul McDaniels Bern ce Grueser Wyll s Dav s M ck M I e L A Barton Char es Archer Dal as B ev ns Mr and Mrs Charles McElhinny M r and M s Fred H bbs Mabe Waddel Harold Hubbard De ber Becker Ma y Neutzl ng Jane Miller Larry Hendr cks Mrs John Blake Mr and Mrs W H Wyat Gerald Aul Francs B ron Paul S gm.!ln W lllaf'tl L Ault Sharon W lson Carl W I am s Harry Garnes Mrs Fred Cabeen Mary She on Robert and Mary wa burg N na Barnett Jul a W I ams Mr and Mr s Ja ck Carsey Mr and Mrs Harold Hub bard Sr Mr and Mrs Arnold Snowden Jr Mrs Blanche G key Mr and Mrs Lawren ce Stewar Mrs Leo Ch Ids Ros coe Sate field M s Homer Jones Mrs Lorena R ce Mr and Mrs Jack Satterf e d Mrs Audrey Sweu Mrs James e,oo h Mr and Mrs Peu Davis Wayne Davis Mr and oArs Maur ce Walker Dav d F fe Karen Conner Mrs WII W ns on Mrs Ruth Johnson Mr and Mrs Bob Parker Mr and Mrs J w Morris Mr and Mrs Aust n Russell Mrs Thomas R ley Mr and Mr s George H acke ll Sr Mrs ke Neal Mr and Mrs Jack Sall erf eld Jr Mr and Mrs Ron Han n ng Mr and Mrs Carl Gardner Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson Flora Baley Mr and Mrs Mer on Fran~; s l r and Mrs Pat Johnson W II e E Dav s Mrs C yde Boy les M and Mrs Bu l d e I M c K nn ey Georg 8 V Weh rung Mr and Mrs Gu y Ha r. per Myr le Ha r iso n B I Hu n t e r Martha Wo te C ara Ha Mr and Mrs Joh n Ha r son Mr and Mrs Harold S t e w<~ Mr and Mn Brad Hudson M and Mrs Cha l es Van Cooney M and Mr s Lawren c e l..ee Mr and Mr s A J B shop Mrs Jean era g Mrs Da e Hysell Mrs Albe a Koehler M and Mrs Denve Nel son Bonn e Mle Sd Tayor F lo ~ se AI ensw orth Pa R ckman Haze Van Cooney Marv n L Ke l y Ronald P Logan Raymond Walburn W am Sw sher George St ewa r Lash a M chel Tom An derson Har o ld T ell fOrd Bernard Ful z Edwa d Cr ook s Terry Jo h ns on Barbara Sm h Mr and M s Wes G key Mrs Frank W lson Mr and Mrs H erman K n (: a d Mr and M s Pau Case Be n ce Ann Ours Mr and Mr s Gene Doctson Mr s Norman Wayland Mrs G key Mr s Walter Haye~ Jeff weaver Rulh A rnold Judy Arnpld John and Penny Compton Charles Burdel e Fredd e Houdashel Karen Roush Harold ThOmas 8 I Grueser Edga Wolfe Lu u Murray Mr and Mrs Dav d Oars Mr and Mrs Herman Haddo K Edna Walker Mr and Mrs Marshall M cM I an Harold Evans ke Neal M and Mrs Hllrry Moore Da e E Walburn Mr and Mrs M ke W 1 ams Everet Er'V n Grace Glaze ~os coe w se Don Ml Is Rog e r Morgan Eslher Walla ce Mr and Mrs John Tyree L nda Haley "ona Taylor Mik e Powell liArs Ke th Gob e E sabel e Powell H L gh foo L ndsay Ward B II Lorn e Dan Humphre y Roscoe F fe Ma y Pa k Nell Oh ng er Rhoda Ha Mr and Mrs Robert M cE ih nn ey Bob Brick es M s w R Lue en Mary E Ba co n J oe Shavor nsk:y Charles Way and Ha 1 e and Ne 1 e Zerkle Mrs Hazel Reed Emma Wayland M.!!rtha Howel Mr and Mrs Edgar Reynolds Mr .!lnd Mrs D a le N cholson Mrs Helen Shuler UHllnd Brown Mildred SISion Yvonne Seal y c nda Harr s Carolyn P.!lge Don Geary Mr and Mrs 8 F Turner Mr .!lnd Mrs Bob Duckworth Thelma Boyer James and Dottle Oh nger John A Hunne Mrs R chard L S ewart Mr and Mrs George Miller Jr Le~ter Bowers Mr and Mrs Fred Kessinger Dorothy Cadwell Charles Downie Mrs Pearl Will ems Mr and Mrs Sammy Plants Mrs Russell L Carson Mr and Mrs J J Cremeans Mrs C P W II ams Leafy Chasteen L bby Tulesh Gladys Reynolds Mr .!lnd Mrs Don Grym yer Peggy Arnott Robert Hoover Otmer Gr mm Mrs Bessie Ash ey Slephen Hanchlns Jessie Hanch ns Mr and Mrs John Krawsctyn Grave H II Garage Stella Thomes v otet Caudill Harry c Surface Dorothy Rice George Glaze Clyde Wines Reed Gandee Meth Hayes Nan Moore Mr and Mrs E'Verett Oev s Sandra Henderson Edna Russell Mary Herr son Mr end Mrs Marlon French Don Stlvtrs E s e Chambers Mr and Mrs James Euler Mrs Cecil K n ca ltt Mrs Sibley Slack Dorothy Reynolds F o ence Reynold s M n n e C ark Charles Wh e Beu ah Wh e F lovd Brown Re~ Ow gh t Zav z Cassam H ndy M s rva Turner M s 81J v es Gr ff Thompso n Mr and Mrs Ja m es Dan els w bur Koen g Kay s Beau y Sa on Eugene F ench A en Hughes W I am Sprague D C Wh e James Cia worthy Wal er Crooks Mr s w am Robson Ado ph Sae ens Denver R ce Juan a Bach e C.!lro l Tanneh II Ju a M cC omas Mr and Mrs E n e F ra se r Mrs Nel e Tewksbo!l v i van Lane A H Sk inner Car l H orky Ch~r es McC l oud Ha ry Stov er Carl B annan E do n Walburn Ke nnet h W lcox Caro l Wo lf e Pa u l Kau ft Mary Ka uff Phy s Bake M s Co le Ba bara Shu er L We man Jo hn Slaven Ruth Farmer Brown M l es o ce M s Kenne h pars Mr an d Mr s L o w ell Beaver Jam es Casey Elhel Ha f eld Lar 'v Balo.er Morr s AI ce Ch es er Robeson J m Bu cher J m John son T h elm a B err y Non.!! W n ebr enne r Charle s Young M and Mrs James Brewer Mr and Mrs Ma x Wh 1 at c h M a nd M s Franc s Anderson M and Mrs C ff Thomo!l s W am Buckley M and M s A len Jenkinson Mr and Mr s Curt s Jenk nson M and Mr s M ke Ger a ch Mrs A nn Ba ey Mr and Mrs Joe Turn e r Floren ce M cLaug h n C aren ce M e Nee Car G I mor e He en and Judson Wh l e Guy and Freda B ng Mae L g h foot C fford K auff Mrs Roger Stob art Mrs C ydll A liens worth M ton Hoo d Frankl n Ru sse ll N cho as V K ng F l o r e n ce Rhodes Wayne King Besse A hey M d dtepor Church of Chr st Mr and Mrs Thomas Ben z Marl n Res a ura nt Ben F ankl n Store Kather ne Downing Burk et Barber Shop Beker F urn ture Stor e Her tage House Middleport Departmen Store lnge s Furniture M and Mrs Elmer Bailey H and R Firesto,ne v lieg e Phar me cy phlla hea Women of M ddleport Chur~:;h of Chr sl Feen~y Bennet Post 12 8 American Leg on Donald Cra g Mr lind Mrs Eugen e Norton Village Gun Shop Eric Chambers Erwin s Gulf Station Foreman anp Abbott Lerry s Rec Room Mrs R L M ler Mr and Mrs Ed Evans G.!lteway Market General Tire R C Botttln~ Wayne G bbons Tony s Carry Out Qual tv Pr n t Shop Spencer s Market M ddteport Book Store Mark V Wntern Auto Loya Women s Class of M ddlepor t Church of Christ M ddleport F remen s Aux llary Jack s. Oalry Bar Cross Hardware Sewing Center Headquarters Cafe Dutton Drug Store Werner Redo D!b s Barber Shop Middleport Lunch Kiddie Shoppe BahrCioth er G G Werner Mr and Mrs Karl Owens Lester Bailey Robert Woodward G Ctlr sty Lincoln E Sm 1h Norman Van Metre R w Gardner Mr and Mr s Robert R lfe Mr and Mrs Carl Davidson Mr and Mrs Henry Ctatworthy Mr and Mrs Lew s Lono Mr and Mrs Donl!lld Newell Mrs Frances Bearhs Mrs June Glazt Mr and Mrs Roscoe Fow er Mr and Mrs Charles Edwards Mr and Mrs Gharl fS Penn ngton Mr and . Food Marl was composed of mos II y SHS s se mors Al though t was a mp-and tuck battle all the way the Food Mart led at each buzzer The wmners were paced by M ke Robert s 23 po1nts whtle Pers n had 19 D D<idson and M Batley had 14 and 13 respectively for the losers The field was narrowed to four Thursday when Boggs Sa les and Service beat thP Racme Food Mart 71\-70 The Beach Athlettc Club had an ea sy lime w1th Jtm s Campers 8&-73 a nd Stroh s won a good one over the local Golden Nuggets 86-17 No stahsllcs were ava tlable for Thursday s games Frtday mght MacArthur meets Boggs Sales at 7 00 and at 8 30 the Beach Athletic Club tangles with Stroh s Sahll'day night ptls the 111nners fr om Fnday s contests m the fina ls at 8 30 wh le the losers go at 11 at 7 for the consolatiOn prtze Adm1ss10n is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students Beach A C (671 v Debr c k 4 2 o 1 av or o 22 G Brown '1 2 6 B Bradd r 72 6 Q Brown '3 0 6 F Beach 2 3 1 To a l s 29 9 67 Baum Lumb e r S91 M c her:l 0 2 22 Duva 4 0 8 Bake 3 0 6 Young 3 0 6 Ber kh m er 2 5 Sand ers 0 2 Baum 2 0 4 Ams bu y 3 0 6 To a s. 28 3 59 Be ach A 6325067 Ba um Lvmbe I 33 44 59 c MacArthu Merchants (lOS) - 0 w lcoxen 1 o 22 J Cr ewey 10 4 14 C Ha e 6 1 3 L K rug er 10 0 20 C N ea 2 5 S Fee 0 2 2 D G a ham 5o 9 E B .!Ike 4 1 9 Tot a s 48 9 105 Bakers (121 - T Ba ley 3 Ca l e 7 4 8 T 0 6 K Wea'Ver 3 M Baker 1 0 2 J L usher 9 4 22 D Bake 1 0 2 C B adbu y 9 I 19 Tot a s 31 10 72 MacAr hur 28 55 78 07 Ba um L u m ber 14 3 51 n Rae ne Food Market (73) P Cross o 2 0 Brown 4 1 9 R John son 2 2 6 P Sch)JI z 0 3 3 N Pers n 8 3 19 R Van Ma e 2 7 M Robe s a 1 73 C Hannahs 0 1 1 Tota s 25 23 73 Paul s Blrber Shor & Roseberry i Penn101I (7 > P Sayre 3 4 10 0 Snodgrass 1 0 2 T H II 3 6 12 R QU li en 2 0 4 C Mathews- 2 1 5 C WI lams 2 o 4 D Dod son 7 o u M Ba ey 6 I 13 B Roush 2 J 7 Totals 28 16 71 Pau & Ro se 5 32 45 60 64 11 Ro!lc neFood Mkl 20 34 47 60 64 73 Mrs Ear D enney Mr and M rs Ed De m osky C M Bet y Lou Gilmore Newe l Mr and M,rs Ted R lley Zola Fr ye Mr and Mrs Dav d Wolfe Lula Mae Lyncn L es e Ca rr Jake Scot Mr lind Mr s Cerl Smith Mrs June Sears V e lva Mohler B II Guthr e Mr and Mrs Car Sm th Mr and Mrs Char es Sc o1t Lloyd Harr s B II Durst Harry Durst Char es Searles Bobby Roush Ar nold R chards Colene Van Maire James Petit Nan c y Buskirk Jame s Schmoll Earl Kauff Jack Smith Margaret Bowles Roxl e Oiler Rosemary H~•ell Lawrence Manley Rosie Searles Leo Kennedy Robert Schmoll Harold Sctl mo Mr end Mrls Bobby Payne Scott Reuter Mr and Mrs Fred Gibbs Mildred Hawley Milford Hysell Mr and Mrs Richard Owen Rodney Roush Rite Hamm Cecel a Renald Marta Gilkey Larry Baley R Kee11ey Janet G bbs J and J Apts Teresa Bver John St vers M lclred McDa tel Edith J v den C E Babcock Fr•ncis w tson Mr and Mrs Robert Fisher Vlv an Waddell Mr and Mrs Jack Hawley Mrs Lillian l«kle Mr and Mrs S dnev A Until Mr and Mrs Harry Chesher Mr end Mrs Russell ~IJJs • l 26 40 412 4 A anta Western Conference M dwest D v s on W L Pet GB M !waukee 30 38 44 Kan sas c y 27 42 39 3 De r o 26 42 382 4 ~ 47 309 9 Ch cago Pacif c D v s .on W L Pet GR Golden Sla e 50 20 7 4 Sea t e 35 JS 500 15 Los Angeles 35 35 500 15 Phoen x JJ 36 478 16 Par land JO 40 429 20 Thursda y 5 Result s Phoen x 06 De r o 1 100 Golden S at e 0 Buffalo 109 C eve and 04 Ph lade ph a 100 Wash ng on 1 0 K.!lnslls C y 02 Fr day s Ga mes A an a at Ch cago Houston a Po and Kan sas C y a Boston Detro t a Los An geles C eve o!lnd al New Or eans hturday s Gam es C e . . e Md at A an a New Orleans a Buffalo 8os on a Ph lade ph a Los Ange les a Phoen x New York a Wash ng on M waukee a1 Go den Sta e Four teams left at Racine Ladder fund reaches about $11,500 The Dally Sentmel pany anythmg and I never mtend to Henry Jackson sktppmg North Carolma and focusmg on New York told a Harlem audtence he intends to rebutld urban neighborhoods Housmg w11I he our No I prtonty Jackson satd I mean housmg w1th some open space where ktds can play m an open yard Fred Harr1s near the bottom m every pmnary so far satd m Pittsburgh he will spend the tune and money m a ma JOr btd for Pennsylvama s Apnl 27 prunary fhe Executive Council of the Nat10nal Black Poht cal Assembly announced 11 wtll nomm ate Rep Ronald Dellums a three term black co ngr essman from Cahforma for pres1dent We want to organtze a pohllcal party for black people - a lhll'd pohhcal force that w1ll he strong enough to have 11s Issues serwusly coostdered sa1d Ron Dan els a n Ohto professor presiding over the 10 000-member orgamzat10n at tis Clncmnatt convention Dellum s accepted an mv1tat10n to address the conventwn Saturday mght mdtcatmg he may accept the the busmess of local school boards Furthermore argued Gaeth the esllmaled $7 mtllion price tag was too high a burden lor local dlslrtcts and the legislature ought to appropnate the extra funds to h1re more teachers reqwred if the bill IS enacted Supporters of the bill said the first three grades are the most ll'Dportant m secondary educatton and that the lower the pupd-teacher ratio the better a vmce vote to msure that The House defeated by elementary students were not three votes a btU that would bused among schools to have allowed nonprofit achieve the ratio charitable groups to obtam Sen MorriS Jackson D temporary liquor pernuts for Cleveland satd the busmg spectal events The measure amendment was not cructal IS expected to be brought up to the btU addmg he felt 11 by sponsors for another try had ractal overtones Several perhaps next week senators voted agatnst the In other legtslallve amendment but no roll call matters vote was requested or taken - The House gave Sen Ben Gaeth R unarumous approval and sent Deftance led Republican to the Senate legtslatton opposthon to the btll He said upgrading state Civil Defense 1t was another example of the and dtsaster procedures as a legtslature s mtruswn nto result of the Xerua tornado of 1974 - The House concurred m Senate amendments and sent Lottery wmners to the governor a btll This week s winning elll'mnatmg IU1t10n and fees at state umverstlles for lottery numbers chtldren of pobcemen and Thre,.dlglt number ftremen ktUed m the !me of 199 (one nine nJne ) duty Four dlgll number The Senate IS m 1696 (one s ix nin e six) adJournment until 7 30 p m Fn e digit number &8625 (six eight eight tw<>- Monday and the House until 11 a m Tuesday flve) Six digit number 977968 1nine seven seven nine six eight 1 Sptnt of 76 \\Inning numbers By Greg Bailey Tw<>-dlglt numbers - 74 After Thursday mght s 1seven four) 68 1six action four teams are m the etght) 14 (one-four) and 59 runmng for the f1rst place ( ftve-nine) trophy m the Southern In Four dlgll number dependent Ba s ket b a ll 2768 ( lw<>-seven six Tournament etghl) Wednesday mght s actton Five digit number sa w the Beach Athlellc Club 00945 ( zer<>-zcro nine-four outlast Baum Lumber five) Company 67-59 The thtrd Six dlgll number quarter saw Beach bounce 584606 (five-eight fOUI'"SiX back from a 33 32 half lime zero-six) dehctt led by I Taylor s 22 markers whtlc B Braddle Cincinnati, Boston are '76 choices I I ABA Stand ngs B y Un ted Press Internal onal W L Pet GB Denver 52 20 722 N ew Yo k 4 76 644 5 San Anton o 47 30 58 3 10 Ke n uck.v 40 33 548 12 lnd ana 36 39 480 17 St Lou s 33 41 446 20 V rg n a 12 60 167 40 Thursday s Results New York 110 Denve 98 San Anton o 15 St Lou s 105 Fr day s Games New Yo k a Ke nii.JCky Denver vs V g n a a Norfo k S Lou s vs San An on o a Sail Lake C y Saturday s Gam e New York 'VS V g 11 .!1 at Hamp on NHL Sta ndmgs By Un ted Press nternat onal Campbell Conlerenc:e Patr ck 0 v s1on W L T Pts gl 91 Phil! de ph a 47 10 14 08 3 4 184 NY sl.!lnde s 38 18 5 91 268 168 AIIM a J 32 10 12 240 219 NY R.!lngers 25 37 9 59 238 292 Smythe D1v son W L T Ph gf ga Ch caoo 29 25 7 75 222 223 va ncou .... er 29 JO 3 1 24 1 247 Sl Lou s 2534 3 63221261 M nneso a 9 49 4 42 7 273 Kansas c v 2 48 o 34 65 30 Wales Confe ence Norr.s Division W L T Ph gf ga Monlrea 53 9 o 116 302 54 Los Angeles 33 3 7 73 227 237 P t sbu gh 31 29 1 73 30 1 266 Detrot 22 40 9 53 186271 W.!!sh ng lon 9 52 9 27 193 339 Adami D1v SIOn W L T Pts gf ga Bos on 45 14 2 102 278 208 Buffo!! o 40 20 2 92 303 220 Toronto 3 2 4 76 268 247 Ca torn a 25 39 9 59 229 257 Thursday s Result s ue~rro " 6 St Lou s J ~~~~~~~~C~ty~::2~' Sparky greets 20 players TAMPA F la (UPII Cmcmnat1 Reds manag e r Sparky Anderson ThursdaY greeted some 20 players who had been mformally working out here the past two weeks as the delayed sprmg trallllng offtctally opened for the defendmg world champwns I m glad to go to work but I can t say I m happy satd Anderson I wtsh none of lht s I the owners players dispute that stalled sprmg trauung ) had happened Anderson satd the late start of sprmg trall'Ung poses a danger of mJurtes My mam concern IS that we don t try to make up for lost t1me and w10d up gettmg someone hurt he satd Our btggest nustake would be to try to rush thmgs However Anderson savs most or the players already here are m fatrly good shape The guys who have been down here have done a pretty good JOb he said They ve told me Sktp we ve worked unit! we got tired but truthfully we didn t gtve 11 that extra push Still because qwte a few of the guys have been workmg out we wont be startmg from scratch added Anderson Mon r ea l al Ca for n a P Sburgh ar Wash ngton Saturdays Games NY Rang ers a Boston Wa sh ngl on al To on o Ch cago a NY Islanders Ph i5de ph a a Detro t Montreat a Los Angel es Ca fo n a at Kansas C lv WHA Stand ngs By Un ited Press lnternat onil East W L T Pts gf ga New Englnd 30 36 6 66 229 262 32 38 I 65 260 296 c nc nna nd anapo s 3037 4 642 6220 Cleve and 19 35 5 63 232 246 Wes t W L T Pts gf 9il 44 2J o 88 282 230 Houslon Phoeni x 35 29 6 76 260 24 sanD ego 33 31 5 11 265 242 ~< M nneso 30 25 4 64 2 1 2 2 Canad an W L T Pts gf ga W nn peg 49 22 2 00 32 228 Quebe c 4 25 4 86 305 274 Calgary 36 31 4 76 264 241 Edmon on 24 44 5 53 242 305 Toron o 20 u 5 45 287 34 0 11. 0 awa 4 26 1 29 34 172 x Team disbanded Thursdav s Res ult San D ego 4 lndp s 4 o Fr day 5 Games ·""''~~'-""'' Indiana, Marquette, and Bruins advance Today·s Sport Parade United Press International By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Ed tlor NEW YORK (UP!) They re not fllong any ttckertape parade for htm or anythmg hke that but 11 s perfectly okay for Andy Messersmith to go back home agam 1f he wtshes He can take up where he left off w1th the Los Angeles Dodgers wtth whom he has been the past three years or for U1e Cahforma Angels who had hun for ftve years before that The doors m both places are open for htm He s welcome back wtth etther club 1f he likes It s enttrely up to h1m He s a free agent There certamly 1s no harrier up m the Dodgers camp at Vero Beach Fla We ve told Andy 1f at any t1me he wants to come ba ck and talk to us fme satd Walter 0 Malley the club s board chall'man We re not abandomng hun and we re not lockmg him out of the fold Messersmith IS the only name free agent avmlable now the only one m a posttlon to command any substantial money Dave McNally also became a free agent through the now famous rulmg of a rbitrator Peter Settz three months ago but he 1sn t go10g to pttch any more havmg retired from baseball The Yankees Braves Cardmals Phtlhes Whtte Sox Padres and Royals all have expressed mterest m Messersmith up to varymg degrees Most people have the wrong tdea why the 30o year-old rtghthander left the Dodgers The general unpresston •s he petltwned for hts free agency because he wanted more money from them and that he was Unhappy With them but that wasn t the case at all He wasn t that ftred up ahout playmg out h1s optton What Messersmith wanted most was a no-trade clause m hiS contract and the Dodgers wouldn t go for that They offered hun a three-year salary package totalmg $540 000 1f he d s1gn a contract but he dechned The Dodgers were Wlllmg to pay hll'n $150 000 the ftrst year $170 000 the second one and $220 000 the third one but Messersmith held out for that one tlem he couldn t get- the n&-trade clause There IS no grea t resentment on the Dodgers part towa rd Messersmtlh largely perhaps because there never was any personal resentment on hts part toward them I asked Walter 0 Malley 1f the last money offer the club made Messermtth still stands and he satd Yes most hkely 11 does but I 1magme he II get much better offers from some of those other clubs Faced wtth havmg to strengthen several pos1t1ons Angels Vtce Prestdent and General Manager Harry Dalton dealt h1m and Ken McMullen to the Dodgers m the wmter of 1972 for Frank Robmson Bill Smger Bobby Valentme Billy Grabarkewttz and Mtke Strahler but he d take Messersmtth back now--on two condtllons Ftrst he satd we want to know 1f he has a smcere mterest m playmg on our ball club Second wed he mterested m discussing a fmanctal arrangement wtth him based on common sense conunensurate wtth his abthty as a pttcher fed Turner the new Atlanta owner had dmner w1th Messer sm1th m Cahforma last week and seems anxtous to get hun H Messersmith stgns With etther the Dodgers or Angels though he doesn t have to move from Newport Beach Calif the ctty he s hvmg ln now Sports Desk BY GREG BAU.EY The Me1gs Munleloaders Club Tuesday evemng at Tewksbary s Barber Shop m Pomeroy elected MelVIn Van Meter prestdent Bernard Schrtvers vtce president Roy Batley Range Master and Robert Tewksbary secretary treasurer The Muzzleloader Club was formed three years ago by local restdents mterested in black powder shootmg Wmter puts a damper on a club of thts sort but now that warm weather has arrived 10terest ts ptckmg up and a new shooting range 1s bemg constructed Members and others mterested 1n black powder shootmg are asked to help on April Sin setting up thiS new range It 1s located on theW R Swan property approxmwtely one-quarter nule past the Veterans Memorial Hospttal At present the club conducts shoots on Howell Htll Road off the Route 7 By-pass The new rllllfle w11l acconunodate shooters at 25 50 and 100 yards The club w1U meet every thll'd Monday of the month at the new range but 10 case of ram at Tewksbory s Barber Shop on West Second St They will be shootmg every Monday rught begmnmg around 6 30 p m The club plans to have thetr ftrst orgaruzed shoot open to (Contmued on page 10) The stage was s N Thw-sday although a blt slopptly for a showdown between top-ranked Indtana and No 2 Marquette 10 Saturday s Mtdeast regiOnal fmal Indtana and Marquette we re among the etght survtvors of Thursday s regtonal semtfmals but netther the Roosters nor the Warrtors were extremely 1m presstve m movmg on to the next round of the NCAA champtonshtp tournament Undefeated Rutgers and UCLA also won but fourth ranked Nevada Las Vegas was ousted by Anzona 114 109 m overtime VMI contmued 1ts SW'pnsmg success m the tournament wtth a vtdory over DePaul whtle Mtchtgan and Mtssourt earned the rtght to meet m th e Mtdwe st regtonal fmal Indiana now ~ edged seventh-ranked Alabama 74 611 Alaba rna gamed a 69-011 lead wtth 3 58 to play but Indiana All Amenca Scott May sank a JUrnp shot two mmutes later to regam the lead for the Roosters May flmshed Wtth 25 pomts and Will lead the Hoosiers agamst Marquette a 62-57 VICtor over Western MIChigan Desptte Jndt &na s close call Marquette Coach AI McGutre was unpressed by the Roosters P<!rformance They re No I and Utere IS no doubt about 11 McGwre satd Indiana IS dynamtte Marquette was led by 1ts guards Butch Lee and Uoyd Walton who had 16 and 12 pomts respeCilVe]y Reser ve forward Abde l Anderson scorect 19 pomts and guards M ke Dabney and Ed Jordan each had 18 to lead Rutgers to a 93-79 vtctor y over Connecucut a nd mto the Eastern regtonal final a~a mst VMl Whtch beat DePaul 71~ m overtime UCLA the defendmg na ttonal champmn fmally wore down Pepperdine for a 70-61 VICtory and wtll meet Artwna m the West regtvnal !mal Rtchard Washmgton scored 18 pomts and Marques Johnson 16 to lead the Brums Herm Hams a 6-5 JUruor guard scored 31 pomts mcludmg a game-tymg free throw wtth 14 seconds left m regulatiOn and four more foul shots m overtone to pace the Arizona vtctory The Wildcats scored allll of !hell' overhme pomts on free throws JU'n Rapp1s fmtshed With 24 pomts and Bob Elliott had 20 for AriZona Las Vegas whose leading scorer Eddte Owens fouled out wllh 11 16 left m regulatton tll'ne was led by Sam Smtth wtth 26 pomts and Lew1s Brown w1th 24 Owens ftmshed wtth 21 Nmth ranked Mtchtgan elunmated Notre Dame from the lournament ~76 an.r W•lhe Smith turned 111, another o utstanding performance in leadintJ Mtssourt to an 116-75 victory over TJ!xas Tee~ Mtchlpn and Mtssourl wUI meet Saturday for the Midwest title Notre Dame was Jed by Adnan Dantley with 31 points and Rickey Green led the Mtchlgan scoring wtth 20 pomts Nogames Hog•mm1cs Just tlaflest Intel est Rates In The Area 5%% ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5 • pe cent year pa d on Regu ar Passbook Savings No Mlnlmvm Interest from date or deposit to date of w hdrewal Interest compounded quarterly 4'J MEIGS ~BRANCH NC State upset, 80-79 By CHRIS SCHERF also set a n NI'I' record by UP! Sports Writer Slnkmg 13-of 14 foul shots to NEW YORK (UP!) - The ratse hts tournament total to ball bounced off the hoop m 39 of 43 m three games every possible direction but breakmg Alan Setden s through 1t recm d vf 38 successful foul I thought 11 would go m shots set m four &ames for St UNC.Charlotte center Cedrtc John s m 1959 Cornbread Maxwell satd of Melvm Watkms who North Carolina State s last ftmshed wtth 18 pomts for second btd for VICtory All Charlotte scored the wmmng our hopes and asptrahons basket on an eight foot fade and everythmg we ve away Jumper With 30 seconds accomphshed here m the left NIT were on that run at that Lew Massey had 22 for the tune 49ers whtle Phil Spence led But the fmal stroke of the Wolfpack Wtth 22 after mtdntght never tolled Kenny Carr fouled out With 10 Thursday rughtfor Cmderella mmutes left Carr fmtshed UNC Charlotte whtch wtth 20 pomts but left the defeated N C State 80..79 to game wtth the Wolfpack gam the nght to play trallmg by ftve POtnts Sjlence Kentucky Sunday for the scored 14 potnts after Carr s Nat10 nal Invllatlon exit as the Wollpack came Tournament champwnshlp back to gam the lead before Kentucky earned 1ts berth W~tkins wmnmg shot m the tttle game wtth a 79 78 ProVIdence staged two re vtctory over Provtdence as markable comebacks agamst guard Larry Johnson drove Kentucky fUI8lly takmg the almost the length of the court lead wtth onlY seven seconds m the fmal seven seconds and left on 'BillY Eason s layup arched a three foot fade Johnson s dash but away jumper through the downcourt made 11 all for nought hoop JUSt before the buzzer Eason scored 25 pomls to N C State had the same lead the Frtars comebacks opportunity for a last-second VICtory but three or four tap one from 18 pomts down m the m attempts m the closmg first ha If and the other from 11 behmd wtth only 6 49 left seconds bounced around the run and then out Wtth seven seconds left after Eason s fmal basket Maxwell who fimshed With had a short Kentucky 27 pomts to lead the 49ers mbounds pass to center Mike Ph1ll1ps who unmedtately tossed the bali to the streakmg Johnson The 6-2 guard raced around ProVIdence s Bob Cooper at College Basketball Results the top of the key and lofted By Umted Press lnternat onal his three foot shot over the 6-5 NCAA Semlf na 5 East Eason s outstretched arm R u gers 93 Connec cu 79 I saw a bttle orange (tbe VM I DePaul 66 ot M deast run) and a bttle of the square nd ana 4 A laba na 69 I taped on the Sur!ace of tbe Ma que e 62 Wes e n M ch 57 backboard) Johnson satd M dwest M ssou 86 Texas Tech 75 But I thought 11 was good M ch gan 80 No e Dame 76 The Athens Caunty Savtngs & lo•n Co because 11 felt good Jack Gtvens led the Kentucky scormg With 28 pomts and Philhps had 19 gettmg 16 in another outstanding second half performance 296 Second St Pomeroy Ohoo A Ac co un ts Insured 140 000 by FSLIC 1m:1 SALE:-SALE HURRY IN FOR THESE WHOLESALE PRICES! N&N SPORT SHOP GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE • Baseball Cleats MeM •8.50 to •23 ( Steel Cleats) • League Baseballs • Gloves '9.95 to•18.95 • HatsI Nylon Netted>'1.75 Little League Cleats '4.95 pair OUR Eji!TIRE STOCK TO BE LIQUIDATED ALL AT WHOLESALE PRICES N&N SPORT SHOP West A zona 4 Nevada LV 109 o UC L A 70 Pepp erd ne 61 Nat1ona1 lnv tat on Tournament ( Sem ltnals) Ken u~:;ky 79 Prov Clenc e 78 N C Char o te 80 N C S 79 NCAA D v son 2 I Ouarterf nals) Pug et Snd 83 Old Dam n on 78 Tenn Cha nooga 93 E II 84 POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-5081 v FINE GROUP ST PETERSBURG Fla and IUPf) - Joe Frazter making his debut as manager of the New York Mets led a squad of 21 players through the1r ftrst drill of the spnng Thursday at Huggms.Stengel Fteld AIJ but 13 players expected m camp were III hand for the operung sesstoo of the delayed start of trairung General Manager Joe McDonald after conferrmg With Frazier and player rep Tom Seaver said the Meta would try to play thetr ftrst exhibition game agamst St Louts here on March 25 • SATURDAY "Zerpha Blue" Parkersburg 4 Guys and A Gal RETURNS! ...........••: •• .•• They Play " It All! •• ••• •• •: K . ~ 10 00 TIL 2 00 Don't MISS DUDLEY'S ANNUAL a SPRING FLING Powe and haridlfitg lake on any ter an • Ad us abe to k a d shocks a March 20th lhru 27th SSOO 00 In Gill Ctrtlf!CIIes to bt Glvtn Awoy Sl m aes gn S dy ghlwe ghl I a e Pnce5 Plus F re ght An~ DNier Prep...ratoon '-".. R SPORT 0 ROYAL BOTniNG COMPANY Middltport Be Sure To Regtsler 2419 Dudtty Avt Porktrsllur9 W \It CARPETING New Spnng Shipment Full Stock On Dtsplay IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION BY EXPERT CRAFTSMAN THE •• •• Meigs Inn •• Phone 992-3629 •• •• •• ! ••• , ••••••••• POMEROY, OHIO Best I •" ~ n :" '~: ~ ~ .~ .h MUSICi ••••••••••••, �• 2- The DallY Sent mel Mtddleport P!'llleroy 0 Frtday March 19 1976 3- TheDaiiySentmel Middleport Pomero) 0 Frtday March19 1976 Strong privacy protection bill through House By LEt;: LEONARD proposal I 11 be su rpnsed and disappomted if the governor doesn t stgn 11 satd Aronoff as the House jomed the Senate 1n week end adjournment Meanwhtle the Senate con ftnned 38 of Gov James A Rhodes appomtme nts mcludmg cabmet members Clifford E Retch director of hquor control and Dr Timothy B Montz director of mental health and retardation Also approved by the Senate and sent to the House was a btll reducmg pupil uPI Stalebouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The Qhto House has unanunously a pproved a Senate passed prtvacy protection bill which tis sponsor calls the strongest m the natlon m restricting the use of personal mformatwn stored m computer banks by the goverrunent • The measure was returned " the Senate for concurrence iii House changes Thursday 'the sponsor Sen Stanley J ,yonoff R-Cincmnatl satd he '" satisfied that the House .irengthened hts ongmal •• teacher ratios m Ute ftrst three grades of pubhc eleme ntary schools Aronoff s pnvacy proposal would requll'e all state and local government agenctes to regtster thetr personal mformation systems w1th the state each year follow certrun standards and grant certam r ig hts regardmg stored mforma lion Law enforcement agenctes would also have to regtste r thetr computer data banks but the other proVISIOns of the proposal would not apply to them Personal An OhiO Information Control BOilrd would oversee the government data banks Agenctes could collect only mformat10n necessary and releva nt to their legal function They would have to noh(y persons of any file mamtamed on them and allow them to trace and tnspec t 11 at least once a year H any mforrnat1on were disputed by the subJeCt the agency would he obhgated to mvest tgate and make changes tf warranted Safeguards would be mam tamed on the secunty of a ll • Church to Udall: 'Sorry about that' • candidacy d1m1mshes the chances of a hheral becommg prestdent I ve come a long way to be the leadmg progresstve can dtdate the Artzona congressman satd an ByLEWISWRD United Presslnternatlooal : Morr,. Udall the self ityled lone hope of progresswe Democrats says frank Church s sudden ·Friendly Circle hears program by Mrs. Young Mrs Thomas Young presented a program from U)e study book on The Psalms •I the Tuesday mght meetmg of Fnendty Ctrcle at Trtmty dturch Usmg selected scnpture Mrs Yount noted loneliness IS not lu:niled to age or place Site sa1d God s Word Social Calendar I SATURDAY Saturday 7 30 P.rn at Mt Mor1a h ~urch of God w1th Davis FlamllY Buffalo W Va fea lured stngers pubhc •nvited RACINE AMERICAN Legwn 602 btrthday party 7 30 P rn Saturday at the hall Legtonnatres auxtbary members and lhe1r famthes Games and refreshment,s MEIGS COUNTY Rebred Teachers Assoctallon Saturday Meigs Museum 2 p m Btcentennial program by Mrs Nan Moore Refresh ments SQUARE DANCE Satur day at Tuppers Plams school from 8 30 p m until mid mght Sponsored by Orange Townshtp Fire Department SIGN UP DAY for Pomeroy Boys League baseball Saturday at Pomeroy City Hall from 10 a m unttl 2 p m Five dollar regtstratlon fee to be sub nutted sQUARE DANCE Saturday 8 30 unbl midnight at Tuppers Plams Elemen tary School sponsored by Orange Townshtp Ftre Deparbnent Pubhc mvtted FRIDAY SIGNUP day for all Syracuse baseball and softball teams 10 a m to noon Saturday Syracuse MunlClpal Butldtng RegiStratiOn fee $3 Anyone not able to attend call Barry McCOY 992-5082 ANNUAL INSPECTION Ohto Valley Commandery 24 Kmghts Templar Saturday 7 30 P m Full form opemng HYMN SING recogmzes the moods of mankmd the dread of lonehness and also the desll'e to be alone at hmes Loneliness 1s a sta,le of mmd common to all she sa1d and how we control these moods 1s deternuned by our fatlh our 1nner resources A sure cure 1s to direct our thoughts upward rememhermg that the pronuse of Jesus IS Lo I am wtlh you always Mrs W H Pemn asSisted m ]l"esentmg the top1c Mrs Young gave prayer Mtss Mary V Retbel prestded at the busmess meetmg It was voted to place a hly m the sanctuary for the Easter season Mrs Young reported on 111 and bereaved members remembered w1th cards Mtss Retbel thanked all who helped make the Lenten lreakfast spll'ltually rewarding It was noted the cookbooks have arrtved and will be distrtbuted Afl each member arrtved at the meellng Mtss Retbel ]resented her a handmade St Pa\ nck s Day corsage The St Patrtck s Day theme was carried out m refreshments served by M1ss Mary E Chapman and Mrs Pearl Mora BAZAAR PLANNED HARRISONVILLE - The Harnsonvtlle Chapter Order of the Eastern Star wtll have a bazaar and bake sale Apn\ 2 from 9 a m to 4 p m at the P J Pauley s Naltonwtde Insurance offtce 804 W Mam St Pomeroy MAII.S DELAYED NEW LEBANON Ohto (UP!) - Mail delivery to Preble County was delayed Thursday because of an automobile-truck colltston 10 which a New Lebanon woman was ktUed Ethel Sweet 54 died when her car collided w1th a mail truck west of here on U S 35 Robert H Emmons past grand commander of the Grand Commandery of Ohw mspecting offtcer Dmner at 6 p m for Sir Kmghls and their ladies En terta10ment for the ladles Mtlwaukee It hurts to have a candidate come m after the hard work has been done It confuses and comphcates the campaign Church InSisted however that hts candidacy - an nounced Thursday m the fdaha mountams - IS vtable It s never too late nor are the odds ever too great to try the Idaho senator sa1d Ronald Reagan campa tgrung for Tuesday s North Caro lina prtma r y tried to reverse the tide of suggesttons he withdraw from the GOP race Reagan said some commentators last fa ll were saytng Prestdent Ford should consider gett10g out if Reagan got 40 per cent or better m the ea rly prunar1es Reagan noted his second place flmshes m five prunartes attracted that kind of support or better and speak10g of the Prestdent he asked Why doesn t he QUit? Reaga n and Ford could cross paths Saturday m North Carohna where both w1U be campatgrung m advance of the vohng George Wallace trymg to repeat h1s 1972 North Carohna pnmary victory clauned Jll'nmy Carter sa1d four years ago Wallace would make a good vtce prestdcntlal nommee H I was so good m 1972 what s happened to me smce then ' the Alabama governor asked Carter told reporters m North Carohna that Wallace s memory ts m error The former Georgia governor added f never voted for George Wallace for nommat10n A pubhc fund dr ve for an aertal ladder hre truck has reached about $11 500 Pomeroy F1re Ch1ef Charles Legar announced today A tremendous boost to the fund look place Sunday and tins week when volun leer workers under the dtrecl on of Mrs Grace Pratt and Mrs Ruth Powers conducted a house to house ca nvass tn Mtddlepor t for the truck fund A total of $2 369 85 was rat sed through the ca nvass DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF. MEIGS MASON AltEA CHESTER L TANNEHILL ~xec Ed ROBE~T HOEFLICH c tor Publ sh e da l y e )(cep Sa u rd ay by T h e Oh o Va ley P u bl s h ng Com 'JEd Cou S Pomeroy Oh o 457 69 Bus n ess 0 ce Phone 992 2156 6d or a Phon e 992 ' 5Sec ond c l ass pos age paid a Pome ro y Oh o Na ona adver s ng epr esen la ve Ward Gr ff h Company nc Bot nell ~ Gallaghe o v 757 Th rd Ave N ew Yo k N Y 00 17 Sub scr p o n rates Del v ered by ca rrier where ava lab e 75 cents per week By Mote Rou e where c arr er serv ce not ava lab e One mon h Sl 25 By ma n Oh o and w va One Year S22 00 SJ< monhs $1150 Three mon hs S7 00 Elsewhere $26 00 year fi x mon hs S 3 50 hree man hs 5.7 50 Subscr p on pr ce ncludes Sunday T m es Sen nel I Workers bes d es M s Pra and Mrs Pow ers n c uded M s W I a m Dav s M ss N!. dr ect Haw ey Mrs Emma Way and Mrs Nlln Moore M ss Fran ces Rou sh M ss Be n ce Ann Our s Mrs Kenne h Ca e Mrs Gene Dodson Mrs Roger S obar Mr s L 0 Erv n Mr s Ike Nea Jan e N ea l M s R chard Ba l ey M ss L nda Ha l ey Donna Car Mrs Do ly Mowe y M s E oise W son Mrs P et e K lees Mrs Cu rt s J e nk nson M s Cha es Sco tl Mrs Bobby Pa yne Mrs Em m et Sh u er Mrs Ron Hann n g M s Charles W am Kennedy way and M s Pat C.!lrson Mrs Roscoe F f e Mrs Pau l Davis Mrs George Harr s and Mr s Char es Gera d T he f und drive was g ven anoth er sho n he arm Thur sd o!ly when he Pome oy Nal anal Bank ma de a contr bu on of $1 000 mak n g he pr esen at on to Ch ef DR. UMB Fat storage in belly By Lawn.nce E Lamb M.D DEAR DR LAMB - I have a wetght problem II s my stomach I seem to put all my weight on the stomach and 11 s really big I am not big in other places just my stomach In other words I have a fat bellY I don teat a lot and tn the evemng I don t eatmtrh at all I do drmk tea wtlh sugar but not too much What COuld be the cause of my haVIng such a btg stomach> DEAR READER - Body fat distribution does have some hereditarY and famtllal characlerisllcs A classic exarnple Is one of the African bibe~ In whtch there 1s a large amount of fat ac cwnulaled m the buttocks area The accumulation 1s so large that 11 looks like a locahzed ptllow Never theless fat storage anywhere means excess fat You prObably do have excess fat inside your abdomen u well as whatever amounts you have underneath your ~ skin That w1ll contrtbute to volunlartly co ntract your your problem You can t abdommal muscles squeeze down fat that s For more delatled m already tnSide the abdommal formation on how to control cav1ty w1th any form of the big abdomen send 50 exercise cents for The Health Letter The two prmctpal attacks number 3 7 Girth Control III the belly bulge oce stmply Avmdlng the Btg Mtddle a dtetary program that Send a long stamped self enables you to ebmmate addressed envelope for excess body fat and an mallmg Address your letter exercise program that helps to me In care of th1s you take up the slack newspaper P 0 Box 1551 Many people do not know Radio City Station New how to exerctse properly to York NY 10019 unprove the muscle tone of DEAR DR LAMB - Would the abdomen This ts not you please tell me whether or accomplished just by simple not hall' conltnues to grow or sltups or walking II" bending thi"!Ve on the human body aver to touch the toes Wl1a I after death and explam why you need are leg lift exer What IS human hair anyway' a!les Namely lYing flat on DEAR READER - You your back and hftlng your have been hstemng to old feet strrught up from the folklore I used to hear !hilt floor MOVIng the feet up and kind of thing when I was a 6oy down 1n these types of and before I became a exerctses does tend to use the ri!ys•ctan One reason for this lower abdommal muscles and Idea Is that men often have to helps to elimmate the lower be shaved after death so that pot While dmng these they won t IQlpear to have a exercises Its unportant to promtnent bell'd This Is not government mformatmn sys tems The pupil-teacher ratio btU which passed 21 to 8 reqwres that there he no more than an average 'rl students for every teacher 1n a school dlstrtct The current ave rage lS 28 5 pupils per teacher An amendment adopted m committee authomed a margm of five pupils e~tber way wtthm a school building A floor amendment offered by Sen Douglas Applegate D.steubenville was added on because the hatr has con tinued to grow tl IS because the ltssw around the ha1r shrmks The shrmkage IS due to loss of water m the skin and tissues Spectftcally hrur does not grow after death Hmr 1s noth1ng more than spectahzed skin It 1s mostly JI"Oiem The growth of hatr requires nutrtent.s especially ]l"otem and oxygen which requtres circulalton the same as the growth of any other body tissues When death occurs and ctrculatlon stops the oxygen s~ply stops and hair growth stops I recogmze this statement 1s IJ"Obably going to he disputed by a lot of people who are fll'mly convinced that hair grows after death so I will say m advance that the scientific evtdence Is as I have stated It the rest Is folklore and rrusl8lderstandlngs of natural d!servatlons which are often embelllshed by enthusiastic story tellers RENO Nev (UP!) - The Clncmna ti Reds and Boston Red Sox should meet again tilts year m baseball s World Sertes accordmg to the Reno Turf Club s early odds The champton Reds were listed as 2 to I chmces to wm the National League pennant and the Red Sox were 8-5 favontes for the AmeriCan League t1tle The Reds were ptcked over the Ptttsburgh Ptrates (5-2 ) to wm the Nattonal League pennant although both were rated even odds to wm thell' divtston The Red Sox were a narrow pennant choice over the Oakland A s which were 9-5 Followmg Cmcmna 11 and Pittsburgh National League I I pennant contenders were Los Angeles at 3-1 Phlladelphta 7 2 San FranCISCO 1\-1 St Louts a nd New York 12 I NBA Stand ngs Atlanta 50..1 San Otego 75~ By United Press Internal onal and Chicago Houston and Eastern Conference Montreal IOO..I Atlanhc D v sion W l P et G B In the Amertcan League Bos on 1f!"' '22 662 behind Boston and Oakland Ph ladelph a 40 30 57 1 5 Buffalo 38 3 55 1 7 11 was Kansas C•IY New York 33 37 471 2 Baltunoreand New York at&Central 0 v s on W L Pet GB 1 Texas 20..1 California Wuh ng on 43 26 623 Cleve la nd Mmnesota and Cleveland 40 27 597 2 Chicago 25 I and Mdwaukee Hous on 36 34 5 14 7 New Or eans 32 38 457 1 and Detroit at 100..1 l ,------------., : Pro : ~StaJltliugs INDEPENDENT ACTION - The lteld has been reduced to four teams m the Independent Basketball tournament at Southern Htgh School m Racme The referee above has hts hands full w1th thts moment of action m the Racme Food Market vs Boggs Sales game Thursday evemng - Jtmm Hamm picture had 16 Baums was led by Mtlchum s 22 pomls The second game saw the MacArthur Mercha nl.o; easily handle Baker s 105 72 MacArthur s J Crewey paced all scorers w1th 24 whtle teammate Wtlco.en had 22 J Lusher led the losers w th 22 The last contest had the Racme Food Mart eek out a 73-71 double overttme v1ctory over Paul s Barber Shop Roseberry s Pennzotl The L eg a Coni b utor-s n the M d d epor d ve nc uded Mr and Mrs Don Sayre Mr and Mrs Leo Sear es M r and M s Lamb er Mrs E F Maag Mr and Mrs A n c 1 C oss Mr and M s Paul Scol Mr and Mrs L onel Boggs M and Mrs Dan Meadows Mr a nd Mrs A lbert Roush Mr and Mrs Glenn Hen sler Mr .!lnd Mrs Lar y M ch M and Mrs Don Becker Mr and Mrs Ed Baer Mrs E ecla Souders M ss F ran ces Roush Mr and M s R ch arel Hova er Mr and M s Pearl Van Coon ey Harold Chase Pea Hoff man Mr and Mr s Tom Oars Mr and Mr s R cha rd Ba ev Mr an d Mrs Em er son Jon es Mr &nd Mrs Geo ge Knapp J m W I ams Mrs Hom e R ce J m Yeage Freder ck J Sm th M and Mrs Ge orge M e nh art Mr and Mrs Wa er M c Oan el Mr and Mrs T M Bego Mr and Mr s Harold Ho!!nson Mr and Mrs E R Yos M s Mae Lew s Mr and Mrs E ugen e Ha wk ns Ma e Hawk n s Paul ne Rou sh Mary Bumgardn er Mr and M s W I am Bryan Rosc oe and Sarah Fow er Mr and Mrs Charles Gerard M s J E Ha ey Mr s Harold Long Mr and Mr s S I Mrs Em Ba Rev and Mr s Noe Her mann Mr s L nda La ud e m 1 R chard Mason Mrs V ol e Edwards Mrs Ne e ~r ce Mr and Mrs Don Roach M s Florence Custer Mr and Mrs Gene McDanel Mr s W II am s gler M s Ca her new nee Mr and Mrs WI I am Dav s Mr and Mrs W I am S ater M and M s Ha o d Wo fe Mr and Mrs W lis Anthony Mr and Mrs W am t.. Au II Mrs Wal er Athey Mr s E w Lallan ce Mrs Bush Rev and Mrs Robert Bumgarner Eva Slruble Cathryn Erv n Mr and Mrs Kenneth W !cox Raymond Russel Bertha Bay or C t Cuckler Mrs L.!l rence Eb n Pllul McDaniels Bern ce Grueser Wyll s Dav s M ck M I e L A Barton Char es Archer Dal as B ev ns Mr and Mrs Charles McElhinny M r and M s Fred H bbs Mabe Waddel Harold Hubbard De ber Becker Ma y Neutzl ng Jane Miller Larry Hendr cks Mrs John Blake Mr and Mrs W H Wyat Gerald Aul Francs B ron Paul S gm.!ln W lllaf'tl L Ault Sharon W lson Carl W I am s Harry Garnes Mrs Fred Cabeen Mary She on Robert and Mary wa burg N na Barnett Jul a W I ams Mr and Mr s Ja ck Carsey Mr and Mrs Harold Hub bard Sr Mr and Mrs Arnold Snowden Jr Mrs Blanche G key Mr and Mrs Lawren ce Stewar Mrs Leo Ch Ids Ros coe Sate field M s Homer Jones Mrs Lorena R ce Mr and Mrs Jack Satterf e d Mrs Audrey Sweu Mrs James e,oo h Mr and Mrs Peu Davis Wayne Davis Mr and oArs Maur ce Walker Dav d F fe Karen Conner Mrs WII W ns on Mrs Ruth Johnson Mr and Mrs Bob Parker Mr and Mrs J w Morris Mr and Mrs Aust n Russell Mrs Thomas R ley Mr and Mr s George H acke ll Sr Mrs ke Neal Mr and Mrs Jack Sall erf eld Jr Mr and Mrs Ron Han n ng Mr and Mrs Carl Gardner Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson Flora Baley Mr and Mrs Mer on Fran~; s l r and Mrs Pat Johnson W II e E Dav s Mrs C yde Boy les M and Mrs Bu l d e I M c K nn ey Georg 8 V Weh rung Mr and Mrs Gu y Ha r. per Myr le Ha r iso n B I Hu n t e r Martha Wo te C ara Ha Mr and Mrs Joh n Ha r son Mr and Mrs Harold S t e w<~ Mr and Mn Brad Hudson M and Mrs Cha l es Van Cooney M and Mr s Lawren c e l..ee Mr and Mr s A J B shop Mrs Jean era g Mrs Da e Hysell Mrs Albe a Koehler M and Mrs Denve Nel son Bonn e Mle Sd Tayor F lo ~ se AI ensw orth Pa R ckman Haze Van Cooney Marv n L Ke l y Ronald P Logan Raymond Walburn W am Sw sher George St ewa r Lash a M chel Tom An derson Har o ld T ell fOrd Bernard Ful z Edwa d Cr ook s Terry Jo h ns on Barbara Sm h Mr and M s Wes G key Mrs Frank W lson Mr and Mrs H erman K n (: a d Mr and M s Pau Case Be n ce Ann Ours Mr and Mr s Gene Doctson Mr s Norman Wayland Mrs G key Mr s Walter Haye~ Jeff weaver Rulh A rnold Judy Arnpld John and Penny Compton Charles Burdel e Fredd e Houdashel Karen Roush Harold ThOmas 8 I Grueser Edga Wolfe Lu u Murray Mr and Mrs Dav d Oars Mr and Mrs Herman Haddo K Edna Walker Mr and Mrs Marshall M cM I an Harold Evans ke Neal M and Mrs Hllrry Moore Da e E Walburn Mr and Mrs M ke W 1 ams Everet Er'V n Grace Glaze ~os coe w se Don Ml Is Rog e r Morgan Eslher Walla ce Mr and Mrs John Tyree L nda Haley "ona Taylor Mik e Powell liArs Ke th Gob e E sabel e Powell H L gh foo L ndsay Ward B II Lorn e Dan Humphre y Roscoe F fe Ma y Pa k Nell Oh ng er Rhoda Ha Mr and Mrs Robert M cE ih nn ey Bob Brick es M s w R Lue en Mary E Ba co n J oe Shavor nsk:y Charles Way and Ha 1 e and Ne 1 e Zerkle Mrs Hazel Reed Emma Wayland M.!!rtha Howel Mr and Mrs Edgar Reynolds Mr .!lnd Mrs D a le N cholson Mrs Helen Shuler UHllnd Brown Mildred SISion Yvonne Seal y c nda Harr s Carolyn P.!lge Don Geary Mr and Mrs 8 F Turner Mr .!lnd Mrs Bob Duckworth Thelma Boyer James and Dottle Oh nger John A Hunne Mrs R chard L S ewart Mr and Mrs George Miller Jr Le~ter Bowers Mr and Mrs Fred Kessinger Dorothy Cadwell Charles Downie Mrs Pearl Will ems Mr and Mrs Sammy Plants Mrs Russell L Carson Mr and Mrs J J Cremeans Mrs C P W II ams Leafy Chasteen L bby Tulesh Gladys Reynolds Mr .!lnd Mrs Don Grym yer Peggy Arnott Robert Hoover Otmer Gr mm Mrs Bessie Ash ey Slephen Hanchlns Jessie Hanch ns Mr and Mrs John Krawsctyn Grave H II Garage Stella Thomes v otet Caudill Harry c Surface Dorothy Rice George Glaze Clyde Wines Reed Gandee Meth Hayes Nan Moore Mr and Mrs E'Verett Oev s Sandra Henderson Edna Russell Mary Herr son Mr end Mrs Marlon French Don Stlvtrs E s e Chambers Mr and Mrs James Euler Mrs Cecil K n ca ltt Mrs Sibley Slack Dorothy Reynolds F o ence Reynold s M n n e C ark Charles Wh e Beu ah Wh e F lovd Brown Re~ Ow gh t Zav z Cassam H ndy M s rva Turner M s 81J v es Gr ff Thompso n Mr and Mrs Ja m es Dan els w bur Koen g Kay s Beau y Sa on Eugene F ench A en Hughes W I am Sprague D C Wh e James Cia worthy Wal er Crooks Mr s w am Robson Ado ph Sae ens Denver R ce Juan a Bach e C.!lro l Tanneh II Ju a M cC omas Mr and Mrs E n e F ra se r Mrs Nel e Tewksbo!l v i van Lane A H Sk inner Car l H orky Ch~r es McC l oud Ha ry Stov er Carl B annan E do n Walburn Ke nnet h W lcox Caro l Wo lf e Pa u l Kau ft Mary Ka uff Phy s Bake M s Co le Ba bara Shu er L We man Jo hn Slaven Ruth Farmer Brown M l es o ce M s Kenne h pars Mr an d Mr s L o w ell Beaver Jam es Casey Elhel Ha f eld Lar 'v Balo.er Morr s AI ce Ch es er Robeson J m Bu cher J m John son T h elm a B err y Non.!! W n ebr enne r Charle s Young M and Mrs James Brewer Mr and Mrs Ma x Wh 1 at c h M a nd M s Franc s Anderson M and Mrs C ff Thomo!l s W am Buckley M and M s A len Jenkinson Mr and Mr s Curt s Jenk nson M and Mr s M ke Ger a ch Mrs A nn Ba ey Mr and Mrs Joe Turn e r Floren ce M cLaug h n C aren ce M e Nee Car G I mor e He en and Judson Wh l e Guy and Freda B ng Mae L g h foot C fford K auff Mrs Roger Stob art Mrs C ydll A liens worth M ton Hoo d Frankl n Ru sse ll N cho as V K ng F l o r e n ce Rhodes Wayne King Besse A hey M d dtepor Church of Chr st Mr and Mrs Thomas Ben z Marl n Res a ura nt Ben F ankl n Store Kather ne Downing Burk et Barber Shop Beker F urn ture Stor e Her tage House Middleport Departmen Store lnge s Furniture M and Mrs Elmer Bailey H and R Firesto,ne v lieg e Phar me cy phlla hea Women of M ddleport Chur~:;h of Chr sl Feen~y Bennet Post 12 8 American Leg on Donald Cra g Mr lind Mrs Eugen e Norton Village Gun Shop Eric Chambers Erwin s Gulf Station Foreman anp Abbott Lerry s Rec Room Mrs R L M ler Mr and Mrs Ed Evans G.!lteway Market General Tire R C Botttln~ Wayne G bbons Tony s Carry Out Qual tv Pr n t Shop Spencer s Market M ddteport Book Store Mark V Wntern Auto Loya Women s Class of M ddlepor t Church of Christ M ddleport F remen s Aux llary Jack s. Oalry Bar Cross Hardware Sewing Center Headquarters Cafe Dutton Drug Store Werner Redo D!b s Barber Shop Middleport Lunch Kiddie Shoppe BahrCioth er G G Werner Mr and Mrs Karl Owens Lester Bailey Robert Woodward G Ctlr sty Lincoln E Sm 1h Norman Van Metre R w Gardner Mr and Mr s Robert R lfe Mr and Mrs Carl Davidson Mr and Mrs Henry Ctatworthy Mr and Mrs Lew s Lono Mr and Mrs Donl!lld Newell Mrs Frances Bearhs Mrs June Glazt Mr and Mrs Roscoe Fow er Mr and Mrs Charles Edwards Mr and Mrs Gharl fS Penn ngton Mr and . Food Marl was composed of mos II y SHS s se mors Al though t was a mp-and tuck battle all the way the Food Mart led at each buzzer The wmners were paced by M ke Robert s 23 po1nts whtle Pers n had 19 D D<idson and M Batley had 14 and 13 respectively for the losers The field was narrowed to four Thursday when Boggs Sa les and Service beat thP Racme Food Mart 71\-70 The Beach Athlettc Club had an ea sy lime w1th Jtm s Campers 8&-73 a nd Stroh s won a good one over the local Golden Nuggets 86-17 No stahsllcs were ava tlable for Thursday s games Frtday mght MacArthur meets Boggs Sales at 7 00 and at 8 30 the Beach Athletic Club tangles with Stroh s Sahll'day night ptls the 111nners fr om Fnday s contests m the fina ls at 8 30 wh le the losers go at 11 at 7 for the consolatiOn prtze Adm1ss10n is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students Beach A C (671 v Debr c k 4 2 o 1 av or o 22 G Brown '1 2 6 B Bradd r 72 6 Q Brown '3 0 6 F Beach 2 3 1 To a l s 29 9 67 Baum Lumb e r S91 M c her:l 0 2 22 Duva 4 0 8 Bake 3 0 6 Young 3 0 6 Ber kh m er 2 5 Sand ers 0 2 Baum 2 0 4 Ams bu y 3 0 6 To a s. 28 3 59 Be ach A 6325067 Ba um Lvmbe I 33 44 59 c MacArthu Merchants (lOS) - 0 w lcoxen 1 o 22 J Cr ewey 10 4 14 C Ha e 6 1 3 L K rug er 10 0 20 C N ea 2 5 S Fee 0 2 2 D G a ham 5o 9 E B .!Ike 4 1 9 Tot a s 48 9 105 Bakers (121 - T Ba ley 3 Ca l e 7 4 8 T 0 6 K Wea'Ver 3 M Baker 1 0 2 J L usher 9 4 22 D Bake 1 0 2 C B adbu y 9 I 19 Tot a s 31 10 72 MacAr hur 28 55 78 07 Ba um L u m ber 14 3 51 n Rae ne Food Market (73) P Cross o 2 0 Brown 4 1 9 R John son 2 2 6 P Sch)JI z 0 3 3 N Pers n 8 3 19 R Van Ma e 2 7 M Robe s a 1 73 C Hannahs 0 1 1 Tota s 25 23 73 Paul s Blrber Shor & Roseberry i Penn101I (7 > P Sayre 3 4 10 0 Snodgrass 1 0 2 T H II 3 6 12 R QU li en 2 0 4 C Mathews- 2 1 5 C WI lams 2 o 4 D Dod son 7 o u M Ba ey 6 I 13 B Roush 2 J 7 Totals 28 16 71 Pau & Ro se 5 32 45 60 64 11 Ro!lc neFood Mkl 20 34 47 60 64 73 Mrs Ear D enney Mr and M rs Ed De m osky C M Bet y Lou Gilmore Newe l Mr and M,rs Ted R lley Zola Fr ye Mr and Mrs Dav d Wolfe Lula Mae Lyncn L es e Ca rr Jake Scot Mr lind Mr s Cerl Smith Mrs June Sears V e lva Mohler B II Guthr e Mr and Mrs Car Sm th Mr and Mrs Char es Sc o1t Lloyd Harr s B II Durst Harry Durst Char es Searles Bobby Roush Ar nold R chards Colene Van Maire James Petit Nan c y Buskirk Jame s Schmoll Earl Kauff Jack Smith Margaret Bowles Roxl e Oiler Rosemary H~•ell Lawrence Manley Rosie Searles Leo Kennedy Robert Schmoll Harold Sctl mo Mr end Mrls Bobby Payne Scott Reuter Mr and Mrs Fred Gibbs Mildred Hawley Milford Hysell Mr and Mrs Richard Owen Rodney Roush Rite Hamm Cecel a Renald Marta Gilkey Larry Baley R Kee11ey Janet G bbs J and J Apts Teresa Bver John St vers M lclred McDa tel Edith J v den C E Babcock Fr•ncis w tson Mr and Mrs Robert Fisher Vlv an Waddell Mr and Mrs Jack Hawley Mrs Lillian l«kle Mr and Mrs S dnev A Until Mr and Mrs Harry Chesher Mr end Mrs Russell ~IJJs • l 26 40 412 4 A anta Western Conference M dwest D v s on W L Pet GB M !waukee 30 38 44 Kan sas c y 27 42 39 3 De r o 26 42 382 4 ~ 47 309 9 Ch cago Pacif c D v s .on W L Pet GR Golden Sla e 50 20 7 4 Sea t e 35 JS 500 15 Los Angeles 35 35 500 15 Phoen x JJ 36 478 16 Par land JO 40 429 20 Thursda y 5 Result s Phoen x 06 De r o 1 100 Golden S at e 0 Buffalo 109 C eve and 04 Ph lade ph a 100 Wash ng on 1 0 K.!lnslls C y 02 Fr day s Ga mes A an a at Ch cago Houston a Po and Kan sas C y a Boston Detro t a Los An geles C eve o!lnd al New Or eans hturday s Gam es C e . . e Md at A an a New Orleans a Buffalo 8os on a Ph lade ph a Los Ange les a Phoen x New York a Wash ng on M waukee a1 Go den Sta e Four teams left at Racine Ladder fund reaches about $11,500 The Dally Sentmel pany anythmg and I never mtend to Henry Jackson sktppmg North Carolma and focusmg on New York told a Harlem audtence he intends to rebutld urban neighborhoods Housmg w11I he our No I prtonty Jackson satd I mean housmg w1th some open space where ktds can play m an open yard Fred Harr1s near the bottom m every pmnary so far satd m Pittsburgh he will spend the tune and money m a ma JOr btd for Pennsylvama s Apnl 27 prunary fhe Executive Council of the Nat10nal Black Poht cal Assembly announced 11 wtll nomm ate Rep Ronald Dellums a three term black co ngr essman from Cahforma for pres1dent We want to organtze a pohllcal party for black people - a lhll'd pohhcal force that w1ll he strong enough to have 11s Issues serwusly coostdered sa1d Ron Dan els a n Ohto professor presiding over the 10 000-member orgamzat10n at tis Clncmnatt convention Dellum s accepted an mv1tat10n to address the conventwn Saturday mght mdtcatmg he may accept the the busmess of local school boards Furthermore argued Gaeth the esllmaled $7 mtllion price tag was too high a burden lor local dlslrtcts and the legislature ought to appropnate the extra funds to h1re more teachers reqwred if the bill IS enacted Supporters of the bill said the first three grades are the most ll'Dportant m secondary educatton and that the lower the pupd-teacher ratio the better a vmce vote to msure that The House defeated by elementary students were not three votes a btU that would bused among schools to have allowed nonprofit achieve the ratio charitable groups to obtam Sen MorriS Jackson D temporary liquor pernuts for Cleveland satd the busmg spectal events The measure amendment was not cructal IS expected to be brought up to the btU addmg he felt 11 by sponsors for another try had ractal overtones Several perhaps next week senators voted agatnst the In other legtslallve amendment but no roll call matters vote was requested or taken - The House gave Sen Ben Gaeth R unarumous approval and sent Deftance led Republican to the Senate legtslatton opposthon to the btll He said upgrading state Civil Defense 1t was another example of the and dtsaster procedures as a legtslature s mtruswn nto result of the Xerua tornado of 1974 - The House concurred m Senate amendments and sent Lottery wmners to the governor a btll This week s winning elll'mnatmg IU1t10n and fees at state umverstlles for lottery numbers chtldren of pobcemen and Thre,.dlglt number ftremen ktUed m the !me of 199 (one nine nJne ) duty Four dlgll number The Senate IS m 1696 (one s ix nin e six) adJournment until 7 30 p m Fn e digit number &8625 (six eight eight tw<>- Monday and the House until 11 a m Tuesday flve) Six digit number 977968 1nine seven seven nine six eight 1 Sptnt of 76 \\Inning numbers By Greg Bailey Tw<>-dlglt numbers - 74 After Thursday mght s 1seven four) 68 1six action four teams are m the etght) 14 (one-four) and 59 runmng for the f1rst place ( ftve-nine) trophy m the Southern In Four dlgll number dependent Ba s ket b a ll 2768 ( lw<>-seven six Tournament etghl) Wednesday mght s actton Five digit number sa w the Beach Athlellc Club 00945 ( zer<>-zcro nine-four outlast Baum Lumber five) Company 67-59 The thtrd Six dlgll number quarter saw Beach bounce 584606 (five-eight fOUI'"SiX back from a 33 32 half lime zero-six) dehctt led by I Taylor s 22 markers whtlc B Braddle Cincinnati, Boston are '76 choices I I ABA Stand ngs B y Un ted Press Internal onal W L Pet GB Denver 52 20 722 N ew Yo k 4 76 644 5 San Anton o 47 30 58 3 10 Ke n uck.v 40 33 548 12 lnd ana 36 39 480 17 St Lou s 33 41 446 20 V rg n a 12 60 167 40 Thursday s Results New York 110 Denve 98 San Anton o 15 St Lou s 105 Fr day s Games New Yo k a Ke nii.JCky Denver vs V g n a a Norfo k S Lou s vs San An on o a Sail Lake C y Saturday s Gam e New York 'VS V g 11 .!1 at Hamp on NHL Sta ndmgs By Un ted Press nternat onal Campbell Conlerenc:e Patr ck 0 v s1on W L T Pts gl 91 Phil! de ph a 47 10 14 08 3 4 184 NY sl.!lnde s 38 18 5 91 268 168 AIIM a J 32 10 12 240 219 NY R.!lngers 25 37 9 59 238 292 Smythe D1v son W L T Ph gf ga Ch caoo 29 25 7 75 222 223 va ncou .... er 29 JO 3 1 24 1 247 Sl Lou s 2534 3 63221261 M nneso a 9 49 4 42 7 273 Kansas c v 2 48 o 34 65 30 Wales Confe ence Norr.s Division W L T Ph gf ga Monlrea 53 9 o 116 302 54 Los Angeles 33 3 7 73 227 237 P t sbu gh 31 29 1 73 30 1 266 Detrot 22 40 9 53 186271 W.!!sh ng lon 9 52 9 27 193 339 Adami D1v SIOn W L T Pts gf ga Bos on 45 14 2 102 278 208 Buffo!! o 40 20 2 92 303 220 Toronto 3 2 4 76 268 247 Ca torn a 25 39 9 59 229 257 Thursday s Result s ue~rro " 6 St Lou s J ~~~~~~~~C~ty~::2~' Sparky greets 20 players TAMPA F la (UPII Cmcmnat1 Reds manag e r Sparky Anderson ThursdaY greeted some 20 players who had been mformally working out here the past two weeks as the delayed sprmg trallllng offtctally opened for the defendmg world champwns I m glad to go to work but I can t say I m happy satd Anderson I wtsh none of lht s I the owners players dispute that stalled sprmg trauung ) had happened Anderson satd the late start of sprmg trall'Ung poses a danger of mJurtes My mam concern IS that we don t try to make up for lost t1me and w10d up gettmg someone hurt he satd Our btggest nustake would be to try to rush thmgs However Anderson savs most or the players already here are m fatrly good shape The guys who have been down here have done a pretty good JOb he said They ve told me Sktp we ve worked unit! we got tired but truthfully we didn t gtve 11 that extra push Still because qwte a few of the guys have been workmg out we wont be startmg from scratch added Anderson Mon r ea l al Ca for n a P Sburgh ar Wash ngton Saturdays Games NY Rang ers a Boston Wa sh ngl on al To on o Ch cago a NY Islanders Ph i5de ph a a Detro t Montreat a Los Angel es Ca fo n a at Kansas C lv WHA Stand ngs By Un ited Press lnternat onil East W L T Pts gf ga New Englnd 30 36 6 66 229 262 32 38 I 65 260 296 c nc nna nd anapo s 3037 4 642 6220 Cleve and 19 35 5 63 232 246 Wes t W L T Pts gf 9il 44 2J o 88 282 230 Houslon Phoeni x 35 29 6 76 260 24 sanD ego 33 31 5 11 265 242 ~< M nneso 30 25 4 64 2 1 2 2 Canad an W L T Pts gf ga W nn peg 49 22 2 00 32 228 Quebe c 4 25 4 86 305 274 Calgary 36 31 4 76 264 241 Edmon on 24 44 5 53 242 305 Toron o 20 u 5 45 287 34 0 11. 0 awa 4 26 1 29 34 172 x Team disbanded Thursdav s Res ult San D ego 4 lndp s 4 o Fr day 5 Games ·""''~~'-""'' Indiana, Marquette, and Bruins advance Today·s Sport Parade United Press International By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Ed tlor NEW YORK (UP!) They re not fllong any ttckertape parade for htm or anythmg hke that but 11 s perfectly okay for Andy Messersmith to go back home agam 1f he wtshes He can take up where he left off w1th the Los Angeles Dodgers wtth whom he has been the past three years or for U1e Cahforma Angels who had hun for ftve years before that The doors m both places are open for htm He s welcome back wtth etther club 1f he likes It s enttrely up to h1m He s a free agent There certamly 1s no harrier up m the Dodgers camp at Vero Beach Fla We ve told Andy 1f at any t1me he wants to come ba ck and talk to us fme satd Walter 0 Malley the club s board chall'man We re not abandomng hun and we re not lockmg him out of the fold Messersmith IS the only name free agent avmlable now the only one m a posttlon to command any substantial money Dave McNally also became a free agent through the now famous rulmg of a rbitrator Peter Settz three months ago but he 1sn t go10g to pttch any more havmg retired from baseball The Yankees Braves Cardmals Phtlhes Whtte Sox Padres and Royals all have expressed mterest m Messersmith up to varymg degrees Most people have the wrong tdea why the 30o year-old rtghthander left the Dodgers The general unpresston •s he petltwned for hts free agency because he wanted more money from them and that he was Unhappy With them but that wasn t the case at all He wasn t that ftred up ahout playmg out h1s optton What Messersmith wanted most was a no-trade clause m hiS contract and the Dodgers wouldn t go for that They offered hun a three-year salary package totalmg $540 000 1f he d s1gn a contract but he dechned The Dodgers were Wlllmg to pay hll'n $150 000 the ftrst year $170 000 the second one and $220 000 the third one but Messersmith held out for that one tlem he couldn t get- the n&-trade clause There IS no grea t resentment on the Dodgers part towa rd Messersmtlh largely perhaps because there never was any personal resentment on hts part toward them I asked Walter 0 Malley 1f the last money offer the club made Messermtth still stands and he satd Yes most hkely 11 does but I 1magme he II get much better offers from some of those other clubs Faced wtth havmg to strengthen several pos1t1ons Angels Vtce Prestdent and General Manager Harry Dalton dealt h1m and Ken McMullen to the Dodgers m the wmter of 1972 for Frank Robmson Bill Smger Bobby Valentme Billy Grabarkewttz and Mtke Strahler but he d take Messersmtth back now--on two condtllons Ftrst he satd we want to know 1f he has a smcere mterest m playmg on our ball club Second wed he mterested m discussing a fmanctal arrangement wtth him based on common sense conunensurate wtth his abthty as a pttcher fed Turner the new Atlanta owner had dmner w1th Messer sm1th m Cahforma last week and seems anxtous to get hun H Messersmith stgns With etther the Dodgers or Angels though he doesn t have to move from Newport Beach Calif the ctty he s hvmg ln now Sports Desk BY GREG BAU.EY The Me1gs Munleloaders Club Tuesday evemng at Tewksbary s Barber Shop m Pomeroy elected MelVIn Van Meter prestdent Bernard Schrtvers vtce president Roy Batley Range Master and Robert Tewksbary secretary treasurer The Muzzleloader Club was formed three years ago by local restdents mterested in black powder shootmg Wmter puts a damper on a club of thts sort but now that warm weather has arrived 10terest ts ptckmg up and a new shooting range 1s bemg constructed Members and others mterested 1n black powder shootmg are asked to help on April Sin setting up thiS new range It 1s located on theW R Swan property approxmwtely one-quarter nule past the Veterans Memorial Hospttal At present the club conducts shoots on Howell Htll Road off the Route 7 By-pass The new rllllfle w11l acconunodate shooters at 25 50 and 100 yards The club w1U meet every thll'd Monday of the month at the new range but 10 case of ram at Tewksbory s Barber Shop on West Second St They will be shootmg every Monday rught begmnmg around 6 30 p m The club plans to have thetr ftrst orgaruzed shoot open to (Contmued on page 10) The stage was s N Thw-sday although a blt slopptly for a showdown between top-ranked Indtana and No 2 Marquette 10 Saturday s Mtdeast regiOnal fmal Indtana and Marquette we re among the etght survtvors of Thursday s regtonal semtfmals but netther the Roosters nor the Warrtors were extremely 1m presstve m movmg on to the next round of the NCAA champtonshtp tournament Undefeated Rutgers and UCLA also won but fourth ranked Nevada Las Vegas was ousted by Anzona 114 109 m overtime VMI contmued 1ts SW'pnsmg success m the tournament wtth a vtdory over DePaul whtle Mtchtgan and Mtssourt earned the rtght to meet m th e Mtdwe st regtonal fmal Indiana now ~ edged seventh-ranked Alabama 74 611 Alaba rna gamed a 69-011 lead wtth 3 58 to play but Indiana All Amenca Scott May sank a JUrnp shot two mmutes later to regam the lead for the Roosters May flmshed Wtth 25 pomts and Will lead the Hoosiers agamst Marquette a 62-57 VICtor over Western MIChigan Desptte Jndt &na s close call Marquette Coach AI McGutre was unpressed by the Roosters P<!rformance They re No I and Utere IS no doubt about 11 McGwre satd Indiana IS dynamtte Marquette was led by 1ts guards Butch Lee and Uoyd Walton who had 16 and 12 pomts respeCilVe]y Reser ve forward Abde l Anderson scorect 19 pomts and guards M ke Dabney and Ed Jordan each had 18 to lead Rutgers to a 93-79 vtctor y over Connecucut a nd mto the Eastern regtonal final a~a mst VMl Whtch beat DePaul 71~ m overtime UCLA the defendmg na ttonal champmn fmally wore down Pepperdine for a 70-61 VICtory and wtll meet Artwna m the West regtvnal !mal Rtchard Washmgton scored 18 pomts and Marques Johnson 16 to lead the Brums Herm Hams a 6-5 JUruor guard scored 31 pomts mcludmg a game-tymg free throw wtth 14 seconds left m regulatiOn and four more foul shots m overtone to pace the Arizona vtctory The Wildcats scored allll of !hell' overhme pomts on free throws JU'n Rapp1s fmtshed With 24 pomts and Bob Elliott had 20 for AriZona Las Vegas whose leading scorer Eddte Owens fouled out wllh 11 16 left m regulatton tll'ne was led by Sam Smtth wtth 26 pomts and Lew1s Brown w1th 24 Owens ftmshed wtth 21 Nmth ranked Mtchtgan elunmated Notre Dame from the lournament ~76 an.r W•lhe Smith turned 111, another o utstanding performance in leadintJ Mtssourt to an 116-75 victory over TJ!xas Tee~ Mtchlpn and Mtssourl wUI meet Saturday for the Midwest title Notre Dame was Jed by Adnan Dantley with 31 points and Rickey Green led the Mtchlgan scoring wtth 20 pomts Nogames Hog•mm1cs Just tlaflest Intel est Rates In The Area 5%% ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5 • pe cent year pa d on Regu ar Passbook Savings No Mlnlmvm Interest from date or deposit to date of w hdrewal Interest compounded quarterly 4'J MEIGS ~BRANCH NC State upset, 80-79 By CHRIS SCHERF also set a n NI'I' record by UP! Sports Writer Slnkmg 13-of 14 foul shots to NEW YORK (UP!) - The ratse hts tournament total to ball bounced off the hoop m 39 of 43 m three games every possible direction but breakmg Alan Setden s through 1t recm d vf 38 successful foul I thought 11 would go m shots set m four &ames for St UNC.Charlotte center Cedrtc John s m 1959 Cornbread Maxwell satd of Melvm Watkms who North Carolina State s last ftmshed wtth 18 pomts for second btd for VICtory All Charlotte scored the wmmng our hopes and asptrahons basket on an eight foot fade and everythmg we ve away Jumper With 30 seconds accomphshed here m the left NIT were on that run at that Lew Massey had 22 for the tune 49ers whtle Phil Spence led But the fmal stroke of the Wolfpack Wtth 22 after mtdntght never tolled Kenny Carr fouled out With 10 Thursday rughtfor Cmderella mmutes left Carr fmtshed UNC Charlotte whtch wtth 20 pomts but left the defeated N C State 80..79 to game wtth the Wolfpack gam the nght to play trallmg by ftve POtnts Sjlence Kentucky Sunday for the scored 14 potnts after Carr s Nat10 nal Invllatlon exit as the Wollpack came Tournament champwnshlp back to gam the lead before Kentucky earned 1ts berth W~tkins wmnmg shot m the tttle game wtth a 79 78 ProVIdence staged two re vtctory over Provtdence as markable comebacks agamst guard Larry Johnson drove Kentucky fUI8lly takmg the almost the length of the court lead wtth onlY seven seconds m the fmal seven seconds and left on 'BillY Eason s layup arched a three foot fade Johnson s dash but away jumper through the downcourt made 11 all for nought hoop JUSt before the buzzer Eason scored 25 pomls to N C State had the same lead the Frtars comebacks opportunity for a last-second VICtory but three or four tap one from 18 pomts down m the m attempts m the closmg first ha If and the other from 11 behmd wtth only 6 49 left seconds bounced around the run and then out Wtth seven seconds left after Eason s fmal basket Maxwell who fimshed With had a short Kentucky 27 pomts to lead the 49ers mbounds pass to center Mike Ph1ll1ps who unmedtately tossed the bali to the streakmg Johnson The 6-2 guard raced around ProVIdence s Bob Cooper at College Basketball Results the top of the key and lofted By Umted Press lnternat onal his three foot shot over the 6-5 NCAA Semlf na 5 East Eason s outstretched arm R u gers 93 Connec cu 79 I saw a bttle orange (tbe VM I DePaul 66 ot M deast run) and a bttle of the square nd ana 4 A laba na 69 I taped on the Sur!ace of tbe Ma que e 62 Wes e n M ch 57 backboard) Johnson satd M dwest M ssou 86 Texas Tech 75 But I thought 11 was good M ch gan 80 No e Dame 76 The Athens Caunty Savtngs & lo•n Co because 11 felt good Jack Gtvens led the Kentucky scormg With 28 pomts and Philhps had 19 gettmg 16 in another outstanding second half performance 296 Second St Pomeroy Ohoo A Ac co un ts Insured 140 000 by FSLIC 1m:1 SALE:-SALE HURRY IN FOR THESE WHOLESALE PRICES! 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For the past seven years, Cheryl has been a member of FeeneyBennett Jooior Auxiliary and has held several offices SCOUTS COLLECT REEDSVILLE - Girl Scouts of Reedsville who collected over $100 for the Heart Fund were · Mary Masters, Alison Cauthorn, Jodi ~ith, Carla Cowdery, Sheila Buchanan, Kim Reed, Kay Balderson, Cathy Cowdery, Rhonda Holsinger, Ann ·Jones, Darlene Barton and Diana Smith . DeWALT I ' and Quick Set II Dado SJ62 if Purchased Separately . Reg. $309.95 ~~ $279'/j 20% OFF Cash 'n Cany ......----..... ~ 59 N. Second St. Middleport, Ohio Here \' /w1c· CHESTER. OHIO 25:.:....COLOR TV . • I < TAMMY FITCH (alternate) graduate in January . JACQUELINE KING . CRYSTAL HALL I alternate) ( ultcrnUtc) and three years of the Pep Club, plans to attend Ohio the winter and spring quarters, 1977 . Her hobbies include piano, working with plants, hiking, and she has plans for a hike in the Rocky Moun- the marching band . Jennifer is an active member of the Rutland tains this swn mer. Church of the JENNIFER GRATE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Grate, Rutland; is co-sponsored · by the Ohio Valley Industries. At .Meigs High School she is a member of the marching, symphonic and pep bands, the Student Booster Club. She has also reen a member two yCar~ .of the High School Chorale. and was cheerleader for one year. ·She is currently the captain of the Rifle Corps In Nazarene where she is the choir pianist. Her hobbies inclnde piano reading , playing, aild statistician o[ both . In ad- alternate to the Meigs dilion she is a repor·ter on the delegates, is the daughter of school newspaper and works Mr. and Mrs. Jack King, on the s ubscription com- Route 2, Pomeroy. She is mi ftce. Kathy is also on the enro lled in the B .O.E. prom co mmittee. She attends vocational program , is vice the Alfred United Methodist president of O.E.A. Club and youth group . She is spon sored secretary of the junior class . by Preceptor Bela Beta Jacqueline attends the Rock Chapter of Be ta Sigma Phi Springs United Methodist Sorority. bicycling . She plans to enter nursing after high school. BEVERLY ANN WILCOX, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilcox , Route I, Middleport, is enrolled in the Jul 1 Deanne Whitehead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Whitehead, Heeds ville, w11l attend 8uckeye Gir ls' Slate under spansorship of the Reedsville mllege prepai'Htory course a t Community Bui lder's Club, Meigs High . She plays clarinet in the Meigs Mar- She is a membe r of the Nation"! Honor Society, a ching band and is also a junior class offi cer, in the member of man:h ing , the pep and co nce rt Connie Miss Wonder.ul ,Thorn MeAn (~hildren's, fv\en s & Women's) centes! bands, plays on the · girls'ensembl ea ndthec-hoir. Sle htt.5 served on the student gir ls ' basketball team, sings Shop Tonite ·· J: nr a:oo with the ChortLS , and is a rnember of the Language council, was in the junior class play, anrl in the past ClulJ. She is a member of the was ac tive with the Pep Cl ub, Reedsv ille Chw·ch of' Christ. heritage house the Drama Cl ub, and the · Crystal Hall, al!J,rnale to Music Club. · the delegates at Meigs High A member of the Bradbury School. is the. daughter of Church of Christ, she is Mrs. Betty Hec,l , Middleport, recording secretary for the 11r1d James Hal l. Felicita . At Sunday schooland sings in the Meigs :;/1c wo rks on the "New Creations," the youth choir and is act ive in the youth group. She is currently serving as guide in Bethel 62, In ternationa l Order of J ob's Daughters, and is alternate delega te for the Bethel in the Miss Ohio, ,Job 's D«ugh t.ers pag 0 a.0 t to be hi'id in Columbus on April 10. Her hobbies includ e sewing, reading and siuging. Sle plans acru•eer in U1e field of music . She is sponsored by the Rutland American Legion Post 467. KATHY FOLLilOD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. Fo llrod, junior at Eastern, is a member of the National Honor Society . plays with the mar ching , concert , contest, stag e and pep bands, ~ing s with lhe Eastern Chorlls, and is a member of the Pep Club and Language Club . She plays on both the girls' basketball and volleyball teams a nd served Middleporl, Ohio • ,..,J Wll,l ,'~ ll~.fofll:. • Cus1om·Malte Pre·Sel VHF Tuner .. '.,.. ),. • 7Q.channet UHf Clictc. Tuner • ··super lnsta-MatiC" Color Tuning witll Electronic light Se~sor Picture Conlrol • ~lri~~:: Plus Picture Tube • Plug-in Circuit Modules 1 Ya Parts 2 Year Picture Tube SAVE SJ, 15,000 sq. fl ., Reg. IJ2. 95 ......... ·... ··119.95 SAVE. 12, 10,000 sq. II., Reg . 122.95 ............. IID.95 SAVE 11, 5,000 sq. II., R09.111 ,95........ .,, ... I 10 ..95 ., • 'I • '.,I '' " ' retailer ·' WERNER Radio & T.V•. o. 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Spring flowers Next pracUce for the rally were used on the table along was set for March 28 at 2 p.m. with the decorated cake at the school. Reservations made by Mrs . Margaret for the dinner at the rally are TutUe. Gifts were at each to be made with Mrs. Dorothy place. Celebrating were Mrs. IUtchle, 992-7362, by March Sadie Trussell, Mrs . 28. Margaret Tullle, Mrs . Announced in a com- Marcia KeUer, Mrs. Mary Jo mUllicatlon from Mrs. Lura Pooler, Mrs. Opal Hollon, B. Larrick, state council Mrs . Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. secretary, was State Session Goldie Frederick and Mrs. to be held Aug. 17 and 18 in Helen Wolf. Cincinnati. Meeting times Others attending were Mrs. were changed from 7:30 to 8 Mary Newell, Mrs. Betty p.m. for the summer months. Roush, Mrs. Letha Wood, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Ada Mocris, Mrs. Eileen councilor, presided a't the Martin, Mrs. Ada Neutzling, meeting with Joe Bissell Mrs. Mary K. Holter, Mrs. being reported hospitalized Thelma White, Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs. Ada 'ian Meter, Mrs . Goldie W.o1fe , Mrs . Doris Grueser, Mrs. Erma Cleland, Mrs. Leona Hensley, Mrs. Jean Summerfield, Mrs. Millie Dill, Mrs. Inzy NeweU, Mrs . Ada Bi.ssell, Mrs. Mae McPeek, Mrs. Hattie Frederick; Mrs. Mary Showalter, and Mrs . Charlotte Grant. = j WILL MEET EAST MEIGS - The Eastern P.T.S.A. wUI meet Monday, March 22, at 7:30 p.m. at Eastern High School. A musical program wUI be directed by Mrs. Jenny Machir. ' IO' Sewine with k.n lts taught by Mrs.' Ruth Bumgorner - next clouos H9lns April 29th . LAYNE ST. FABRlC HOUSE -Turn Left et Church of God- 882·2750 texture, color FLOWERS ForM 992-2039 PomenJJ FIDw• Shap "Dinner Dates" SUNDAY MAR. 21 8 A. M. to 2 P.M. MEAT Meat loaf, roast beef, or various tones of the same coloc in different part.s of the garden . This unifies the garden and keeps it from being "too busy" The size or plantings should be in. relation to the size of the house and yard. The second part of her program told how Sempervivum (he ns and chickens) could be used in an indoor gar,den. They will thrive in a dish garden which contains rocks, sand and a small amount of garden soil . They do best if placed in a sunny window with good <tainage. Lucie Martin played a tape hamburger steak, flounder fish, ham . VEGETABLES "I'm going home to Mother ! You'll have to get your rneal5 at The Steamboat Inn .... and stop looking so happy! .. PIE Strawberry, apple. Baked beans, peas, noodles , potatoes (baked, mashed, home fries). SAlADS Lemon flUff, tossed, slaw, cottage cheese. Delicious Chat· Broiled Steaks OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 A.M. to 7:00P.M. CSteamboat Jnrz "'Re<d Old-F'asflioru~Q Home Cookir1,.:" 3rd St. , Racine. 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Mrs. Paul Martin presented a two part program . The first was "Home planting by design." She said a plan should be made and all factors of the environment considered such as soils, climate, location of house, existing trees and shrubs and the topography when deciding a design. Mrs . Martin urged restraint in the selection of !)pes of materials, using a few different types as possible. Coupled with restraint is repetition. She said it is wise to repeat the 13 rally to be held April 5 at 2 None HiaherA Flocked Gauze Prints ............. .'2.79 yd. il ~ From ,,' '1 POMEROY HOME &.AUTO Ph. 245-5353 Double knit. single knit. interlocks, Polyester gauze. ribbed knit (summer weight). ., •' 32 •• 9&l 1 All prices plus •1.84 to •3 08 F.E.T. Wllltewllludd '3. A·size 5·rib desigp. ;::; POLYESTER Blackwell rlcil C,7 8 -14 Barracll41's. Comets·. Falcons. Gremlins, Horners. Javelins. Mavericks, VeNants . 1 078 ~ 14 Come~S • Oarls, O~ons:..Ousters . Hornets. ~evehns. Ma~ricks. Scamps, Swingers. 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She is a past secretary of the Usheret te c:lub. tmd attends the Laurel Clif f I•'ree. Methotlist Church . ,Jucquc line King, e~lso an Nilvy Mrs. Katie Anthony presided at the meeting opening with a quotation from Oliver Wendell Holmes. Devotions by Miss Rhoda Hall included readings and poetry from "Someone Cares" by Helen Steiner Hice. Mrs. IOoes presented the program using "What Would You Do'"as her theme. She served coffee and cake to those named and Mrs. Ouida Chase, Mrs. Lillie Hubbard, Mrs. Ethel Hughes, Mrs. Sara Owen, Mrs. Helen Bodlmer and Mrs. Dorothy Anthony . At the Electa Circle me.Ung at the home of Mrs. LOuise Thompson, it was decided that In addition to Easter remembrances for shut:ins, a gift of money will be sent to the Baptist scholarship student. A thank you note was read from Mrs. Allee Freeland. It was reported that Mrs. Edith Sauer is a paUent at University Hospital, Means Hall, for eye surgery. The refreshments for the youth group at the church were served by the circle Monday night. • Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner, hostess for the meeUng, gave devotions using "Small Thought for the Day:· The love gift dedication was by Mrs. Gwinnie White . Refreshment.s were served w those named and Mrs. Freda Hood, Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. Louise Davis, Mrs. Eloise Wilson, Mrs. Alwilda Werner and Mrs. Elizabeth Searles. J99 W: Main Sl. 992.21" · Pomeroy 0 THE STORE WITH " ALL ij:INDS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS AND GARDENS. . . treasurer of the junior dasg, and a member of the Junior -Busine ss and Office Educallon Club. She also serves as librarian at the U .S. foreign missionary. Shamblin hosts meeting CHESHIRE - Mrs. Edith Shamblin hosted the March :;:: meeting of the Cheshire A service unit meeting will be held March 29 at the Garden Club . ColumbusandSouthernOhioEiectricCo. socialroomfrom 7 to Mrs . Paul Shoemaker 8:30p.m., Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit director, annoonced IJ'esided and welcomed back today. lwo members, Mrs. Kenneth Wilson and Mrs. IUchard Russell . Meditations were HARRISONVIlLE BROWNIE TROOP IISZ Twenty girls were invested in a candle lighting ceremony given by Mrs. Michael Fry , Tuesday at the Harrisonville Elementary School. who read an original poem Participating in the opening were Katrina Donohue, Debra written by a friend of hers Boring and Susan Arnold. Mrs. Susan Hebner and Mrs. Jan who had been injured, enHatfield, leaders, presented the girls with a Brownie banner. titled "My Way of Walking " Songs and games were enjoyed and several parents and and some poems from other guests were present for the investiture. Cake and punch "Prayers and Reflections " and "Poclraits" by James were served, Metcalf. Roll call was answered POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP 1076 with members naming a Due to the snow the Tuesday meeting of the Pomeroy shrub they had planted this Brownies was cancelled. Last week, however, the girls toured Azalea was most often year . the Royal Crown Bottling Co. in Middleport. named. Secretary's report was by Mrs . Fry and SYRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP 11.2ti · Mrs . Paul On Scout &mday, the Syracuse Brownie Troop 1120 treasurers; Martin. Mrs. Fry reported on attended Sunday school and church at the Asbury United the village council meeting Methodist Church. The girls led in the pledge to the flag, the where Christmas decorations Lord's Prayer, and sang the first verse of America. They also for the village were gave their Brownie promise and the Brownie B's. In the group were Kim Adams, Cindy Arnold, Becky demonstrated. Several of the Arnott, Karen Cook, Angle Davis, Melinda Hill, Julie members attended. Lucie Martin reported on Hoodashelt, Tracie Hubbard, Jill Nease, Kathy Pickens, the Horne and Garden Show Sherry Ritchie, Becky Rouah, Sberri SiS80n Paula at the Ohio State Fairgrounds WinebreMer and Monica HiD. They were accom~nied by leaders Joyce Sisson, Kay Hill, Carol Adams and Janet in Columbus which she and Pickens. Phillis Hawley attended . They also visited the Senior auzens art show in the MIDDLEPORT 111.00P 39 A visit to the Middleport jail as a part of a study on rotunda of the Capitol. They community safety was made by the Middleport Juniors. The made the trip with the Senior girls then returned to Heath United Methodist Olurch for work atizens who chartered a bus. Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs . on badges. The Uberty BeUes are working on painting and drawing, the Stars and Stripes on Indian lore, and the Eagles Fry reported on the ·meeting on community sa.fety . at Mrs. Kirkel's home where !ians were made for the RACINE BROWNIES 1.247 An Easter project was discussed at the Thursday meeting INSPECTION SET of the Racine Brownies. The meeting was spent watching the Annual inspection of Ohio Syracuse Brownie troop on Mr. Cartoon, WSAZ-TV. The pledge Valley Commandery 24, to the nag, the Brownie Be's and the Brownie Smile song Knights Templar, will be held opened the meeting. Tara Wolfe and Marty Maynard served Saturday at the Pomeroy refreshments. Masonic Temple beginning at 3:3o' p.m. with a fuU form SALISBURY BROWNIES 1%211 opening at 7:30 p.m . lnwrnlng to tie a girl scout knot and the linking ceremony ~cting officer will be Sir was what the Salisbury Brownies did at their Thursday meeting. Ruth Ann Fry and Teresa Pratt taught the group the Knight Robert H. Emmons; past grand commander of the honey bear game. · Grand Commandery 6f Ohio, To open the meeting Ktm Roush, Angie Groves, Denise Dinner will be. served at 6 Stengel, Beverly Kauff, April Ciark and Jody Harrison led in . p.m. for the Sir Knights an<! t.1e Dag salute. The girls work~ on the apron project. Others their ladies, and widows of attending were Lisa Pullins, Tammy Stone and Barbara the Sir Knights. There will be Hatfield. entertainment for the ladies . SAUSBURY JUNIOR TROOP 100 Plans to make Easter baskets and take them to shut-ins were made at a meeting of the SaUshury troop Thursday. The HELPING OUT scouts talked about their bicentennial project and discussed Mr. and Mrs. Gail Buck badge work. The pledge and girl scout promise opened the have been in Gallipolis for the meeting. Refreshments were served. past two weeks where Mrs. Buck has been caring for her CHESTER BROWNIES 1061 ' grandchildren, Buck and Mini .gardens in egg cartons were pl!lllted at the Thursday Natalie Dawn Walla ce, meeting of the Olester Brownies. The pledge was led by Kim . children of Mr. and Mrs. Dent, the Brownie promise by Donna· Grueser, and ·,Bruce (.Gloria) Wallace, refreshments were served by Mrs. Doris Grueser. enabling Mrs. Wallilce . to spend time at the hospital with her husband who was injured in the Mason County jail bombing. Mr. Buck had been home iU several days prior to the incident. ~ Florence Rhodes and Mrs. Sarah Fowler. Layette articles to be taken to the Women 's Conference were brought by members of the Love Joy Circle meeting at the home of Mrs. June Kloes. Plans were also made to remember the birthday of a resident at the Meigs County Infirmary and to provide refreshments for youth night, April It, at the church. The group also wiU send a gift of money to a fn HIGH SC HOOL SEN IO RS ~ MODERN SUPPLY FOR FURTHI!A INFORMATION CALL THI! ADMISSIONS OPPtCI •• , OFFICE 9:30 to 12.2 to 5 !CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.l-EAST COURT j -::-_-.· -~--- . WARRANTY 1 Year labor yearbook s tu f[ as under d q.ssman co-editor, is Th e ' • ··country Slyle·· deSion . TURF BUILDER 2 VETERANS. Act Now! ,, I • SAVE n. 15,000 sq. fl ., Reg . 123.95., • • • • .. " • • • • 120.95 SAVE 12, 10,000 sq. ft., Reg . 116.95. ........ ,., .114.95 SAVEI1.5,000sq,lt., Reg . 18 .95 .... : .... .... . ,57.95 48 -~• • ·' TURF BUILDER authorized (/Ud'"". Mnrlt'l < Simply make an early-spring application of Scotts Turf Builder(r) lawn fertilizer . It helps grass plants send out tillers above ground ; and rhizomes under ground that grow into new grass plants. Result? Your lawn grows thicker and greener , filling in those thin spots. The ear-lier you spread Scotts Turf Builder. the better. And you' ll save money by buying now, during Scotts Early -Bird Sale . Poll Parrot Converse Keds and symphonic bands, the vocal JXJrts, nails or screws, I also save and reuse the little twisters over and over. There is not moch waste in our rome . Thanks foc a most infocmatlve column. - M. B. You wDI receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pet Peeve, PoUy's Problem or · solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this news po pt:~r. SUZY GOEBEL (alternate) • , ' 100 "· 1. · . ~,.....- w . r· SI)LJIJ !TAT! ' I . ., ·- ·-·' !."" . .¥. J ' BAUM TRUE VALUE Start turning your thin lawn thick again! ' can be cut down to make fvollets to wear inside P,.ntyhose . Shampoo goes much further when diluted with water her sandwiches I cut the crust off first and keep them in the be lore applying to the hair. freezer . When I make meat PAULJNE B. DEAR POLLY - When loaf I always have enough! oome of my house plants leftover crusts to put in it, so I needed repotting, rather than save money in the long rw1. IJJy new pots I used an old DIANE. unm~rked plastic canister DEAR POLLY - I would set. I punched holes in the like to tell the folks how to bottom for drainage. The save money on dishwashing result is four malthing detergent. When you buy a planters at no cost and if I get bottle of this detergent, a Polly Dollar it will buy immediately pour half of it in plant food for them . the bottle you have just GOLDIE. DEAR POLLY - My (Jilptied. Fill each bottle with water to the top and you have Pointer toward helping our two bottles of detergent that ecology and the high cost of will give plenty of suds in the living is how to use one of the most overlooked throwaways dish water. - E.V.K. the waxed liners from DEAR POLLY - Never cereal boxes. I carefully put a soap filled scouring pad in the dish water. Take to ' remove them since some are item to he scoured out of the fasteneq by a spot of glue at water. This way the soap in both sides and the bottom of the pad lasts as long as the the box. I open and flatten them to line cake plans, roll metal part and there is no out cookie dough, pie crust rusting . I find sweet pickle juice and biscul ts. Cut to size to works beautifully as part' of line lids of jars and cans that the liquid in vegetable gelatin are used to store food. they held insure a tight moisture salads. The feet of womout hose IJ'OOf fit. The bags can also he used as they come from the OOxes to store leftover cake, LUSH GREEN cookies, sandwiches, meat or vegetables that are to go in the refrigerator. They can even be used to wrap lunches. Also, never throw away· pastic bread wrappers or any food wraps, but use as garbage bags, or to hold stray PLANTS AND TERRARIUMS . .. :~ ~. FOLIAGE ·GARDENS, DeWalt 740 10" Powershop With Leg Stand ~' • ' ··~ Poll~f Cra~er fillS OUt meat loaf is . ' ?• Sandwich bread crust she ~ . . ':- Turf Ruikk:r Polly's Pointers where ' ' during that time. Her hobbies include letter writing and she has several pen pals and sewing and swimming. BECKY SUE FULTZ is the and several co mmunity daughter of Mr. and Mrs . or_ganizations and businesses, Bernard Fultz and will he cohave been selected. ~nsored to Buckeye Girls' Girls' Stale will be held at State by the Citizens National Capital University June 12-20. Bank of Middleport. An honor It is an Americanism project roll student she is enrolled in of the American Legion the scientific ·course at Meigs . Auxiliary, Department of She plays flute in the symOhio, the purpose being to phonic, marching and pep infocm yolllig women in the bands, and participated in duties, privileges, rights and .solo contest one year. Becky responsibilities of American also sings with the Meigs citizenship, to give them in a Choir. realistic way, an opportunity She has been a student to learn the problems of council representative, and government with special was in the junior class play. Emphasis upon contributions At Heath United Methodist ·women can make to the Church Bee ky has been a welfare of their city , county, dloir member for four years state and nation. and has directed the The delegates are Cheryl dlildren 's choir and served Barnhart, Bee ky Fultz, as youth representative to the Jennifer Grate, and Beverly .. annual conference. She is a Wilcox, all juniors at Meigs Candy striper at . Veterans High School, and Juli Memorial Hospital. Whitehead and Kathy Follrod Becky has already been of Eastern High School. accepted at Ohio University The alternates to the Meigs for a COW'se this swnmer as a High School delegates are special student. She will Jacqueline King and Crystal Hall. Alternates to the Eastern delegates are Tammy Fitch and Suzy Goble . Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barnhart, Route I, Middleport; Cheryl Barnhart Is a student in business and offiee ectuc ation at Meigs. She Is a member of the Junio'r Business and Office Club, and By plays clarinet in the Meigs Marching. band and the INFLATION t'IGHTER Concert Band. ' · DEAR POLLY - My She is a member of the daughter doesn't eat the crust Bradbury Church of Olrist of the bread, so when I make 11 school j;t·:an:d~the::.Sa:c:red~He:ar;t ·.. Six delegates, four alternates to Girls' State Buckeye Girls ' State delegates and alternates to be ~<>nsored by the American Legion Auxiliary of FeeneyBennett Post 128, Middleport, • One of the April projects of the three circles of the B. H. •Sanborn Mi.ssionary Society , of the Middleport First Baptist Church will be the preparation of Easter trays for shut-ins. Meeting Tuesday night the circle members were reminded that the April 5 Sanborn meeting will begin at 6:30 and conclude at 7:30 when revival services wiU be held at the church. At the Dorcas Circle meeting at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Slavin, devotion~ oo the theme "The Risk in Loving" taken from The Upper Room were given by the hostess. Mrs. Leora Sigman's prqgram was on ' India and the Philippines and ;oncluded with a . questiQn .and answer period. Mrs. Slavin served refreshments • to thu.e named and Miss Freddie Houdashelt, Mrs. ' I~ ll ~ "' r;.·;c;r;r':'&;~~,t:':':'i)i;:y:,%:1 Mrs. Circles plan :rhutin.project Pine Grove Pals +H Club. Suzy Goebel, daughlfr of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick W. Goebel, Route I, Reedsv!Ue, Is also an alternate to the Eastern delegates. 910 Is a member of the marching, pep, contest and concert bands, and Is a majorette. She Is also a member of the Language Club, the Eastern OloriB, the NaUonal Honor Olurch. Tammy Fitch, daughter of Mrs. Wilma Tillis, RDute I, Reedsville, an alternate to the Eastern delegates, is a member of the pep, contest, concert and marching hands. Sle plays basketball and wlteyball, and Is on the track team, and is a member of the Language Club, the Pep Club, and treasurer of the band. NEW HAVEN, W. VA. FOR ALL YOUR HOME FURNISHING, DOXOL GAS AND APPUANCE NEEDS. No Sale on Plants or Shrubs 50% 70% Even 100% \ Reductions In Price RIDENOUR A~~r!nce ,....,.,st~"r, Ohio Gas Service 985 -llOJ 1WO DAYS ONLY • HURRY • BEST BUYS IN 11MN �5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, March 19, 1976 Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, March 19, 1976 Sle also sings with the dJOrus and is acUve • ,, BEVERLY WILCOX JULI WHITEHEAD BECKY SUE FULTZ CHERYL BARNHART I JENNIFER GRATE KATHY FOLLHOD ' assistant secreta ry of the Sunday School, and treasurer of the church youth group . . She sings with "The New Creations" a youth group dwir at the church . For the past seven years, Cheryl has been a member of FeeneyBennett Jooior Auxiliary and has held several offices SCOUTS COLLECT REEDSVILLE - Girl Scouts of Reedsville who collected over $100 for the Heart Fund were · Mary Masters, Alison Cauthorn, Jodi ~ith, Carla Cowdery, Sheila Buchanan, Kim Reed, Kay Balderson, Cathy Cowdery, Rhonda Holsinger, Ann ·Jones, Darlene Barton and Diana Smith . DeWALT I ' and Quick Set II Dado SJ62 if Purchased Separately . Reg. $309.95 ~~ $279'/j 20% OFF Cash 'n Cany ......----..... ~ 59 N. Second St. Middleport, Ohio Here \' /w1c· CHESTER. OHIO 25:.:....COLOR TV . • I < TAMMY FITCH (alternate) graduate in January . JACQUELINE KING . CRYSTAL HALL I alternate) ( ultcrnUtc) and three years of the Pep Club, plans to attend Ohio the winter and spring quarters, 1977 . Her hobbies include piano, working with plants, hiking, and she has plans for a hike in the Rocky Moun- the marching band . Jennifer is an active member of the Rutland tains this swn mer. Church of the JENNIFER GRATE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Grate, Rutland; is co-sponsored · by the Ohio Valley Industries. At .Meigs High School she is a member of the marching, symphonic and pep bands, the Student Booster Club. She has also reen a member two yCar~ .of the High School Chorale. and was cheerleader for one year. ·She is currently the captain of the Rifle Corps In Nazarene where she is the choir pianist. Her hobbies inclnde piano reading , playing, aild statistician o[ both . In ad- alternate to the Meigs dilion she is a repor·ter on the delegates, is the daughter of school newspaper and works Mr. and Mrs. Jack King, on the s ubscription com- Route 2, Pomeroy. She is mi ftce. Kathy is also on the enro lled in the B .O.E. prom co mmittee. She attends vocational program , is vice the Alfred United Methodist president of O.E.A. Club and youth group . She is spon sored secretary of the junior class . by Preceptor Bela Beta Jacqueline attends the Rock Chapter of Be ta Sigma Phi Springs United Methodist Sorority. bicycling . She plans to enter nursing after high school. BEVERLY ANN WILCOX, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilcox , Route I, Middleport, is enrolled in the Jul 1 Deanne Whitehead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Whitehead, Heeds ville, w11l attend 8uckeye Gir ls' Slate under spansorship of the Reedsville mllege prepai'Htory course a t Community Bui lder's Club, Meigs High . She plays clarinet in the Meigs Mar- She is a membe r of the Nation"! Honor Society, a ching band and is also a junior class offi cer, in the member of man:h ing , the pep and co nce rt Connie Miss Wonder.ul ,Thorn MeAn (~hildren's, fv\en s & Women's) centes! bands, plays on the · girls'ensembl ea ndthec-hoir. Sle htt.5 served on the student gir ls ' basketball team, sings Shop Tonite ·· J: nr a:oo with the ChortLS , and is a rnember of the Language council, was in the junior class play, anrl in the past ClulJ. She is a member of the was ac tive with the Pep Cl ub, Reedsv ille Chw·ch of' Christ. heritage house the Drama Cl ub, and the · Crystal Hall, al!J,rnale to Music Club. · the delegates at Meigs High A member of the Bradbury School. is the. daughter of Church of Christ, she is Mrs. Betty Hec,l , Middleport, recording secretary for the 11r1d James Hal l. Felicita . At Sunday schooland sings in the Meigs :;/1c wo rks on the "New Creations," the youth choir and is act ive in the youth group. She is currently serving as guide in Bethel 62, In ternationa l Order of J ob's Daughters, and is alternate delega te for the Bethel in the Miss Ohio, ,Job 's D«ugh t.ers pag 0 a.0 t to be hi'id in Columbus on April 10. Her hobbies includ e sewing, reading and siuging. Sle plans acru•eer in U1e field of music . She is sponsored by the Rutland American Legion Post 467. KATHY FOLLilOD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. Fo llrod, junior at Eastern, is a member of the National Honor Society . plays with the mar ching , concert , contest, stag e and pep bands, ~ing s with lhe Eastern Chorlls, and is a member of the Pep Club and Language Club . She plays on both the girls' basketball and volleyball teams a nd served Middleporl, Ohio • ,..,J Wll,l ,'~ ll~.fofll:. • Cus1om·Malte Pre·Sel VHF Tuner .. '.,.. ),. • 7Q.channet UHf Clictc. Tuner • ··super lnsta-MatiC" Color Tuning witll Electronic light Se~sor Picture Conlrol • ~lri~~:: Plus Picture Tube • Plug-in Circuit Modules 1 Ya Parts 2 Year Picture Tube SAVE SJ, 15,000 sq. fl ., Reg. IJ2. 95 ......... ·... ··119.95 SAVE. 12, 10,000 sq. II., Reg . 122.95 ............. IID.95 SAVE 11, 5,000 sq. II., R09.111 ,95........ .,, ... I 10 ..95 ., • 'I • '.,I '' " ' retailer ·' WERNER Radio & T.V•. o. 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Spring flowers Next pracUce for the rally were used on the table along was set for March 28 at 2 p.m. with the decorated cake at the school. Reservations made by Mrs . Margaret for the dinner at the rally are TutUe. Gifts were at each to be made with Mrs. Dorothy place. Celebrating were Mrs. IUtchle, 992-7362, by March Sadie Trussell, Mrs . 28. Margaret Tullle, Mrs . Announced in a com- Marcia KeUer, Mrs. Mary Jo mUllicatlon from Mrs. Lura Pooler, Mrs. Opal Hollon, B. Larrick, state council Mrs . Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. secretary, was State Session Goldie Frederick and Mrs. to be held Aug. 17 and 18 in Helen Wolf. Cincinnati. Meeting times Others attending were Mrs. were changed from 7:30 to 8 Mary Newell, Mrs. Betty p.m. for the summer months. Roush, Mrs. Letha Wood, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Ada Mocris, Mrs. Eileen councilor, presided a't the Martin, Mrs. Ada Neutzling, meeting with Joe Bissell Mrs. Mary K. Holter, Mrs. being reported hospitalized Thelma White, Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs. Ada 'ian Meter, Mrs . Goldie W.o1fe , Mrs . Doris Grueser, Mrs. Erma Cleland, Mrs. Leona Hensley, Mrs. Jean Summerfield, Mrs. Millie Dill, Mrs. Inzy NeweU, Mrs . Ada Bi.ssell, Mrs. Mae McPeek, Mrs. Hattie Frederick; Mrs. Mary Showalter, and Mrs . Charlotte Grant. = j WILL MEET EAST MEIGS - The Eastern P.T.S.A. wUI meet Monday, March 22, at 7:30 p.m. at Eastern High School. A musical program wUI be directed by Mrs. Jenny Machir. ' IO' Sewine with k.n lts taught by Mrs.' Ruth Bumgorner - next clouos H9lns April 29th . LAYNE ST. FABRlC HOUSE -Turn Left et Church of God- 882·2750 texture, color FLOWERS ForM 992-2039 PomenJJ FIDw• Shap "Dinner Dates" SUNDAY MAR. 21 8 A. M. to 2 P.M. MEAT Meat loaf, roast beef, or various tones of the same coloc in different part.s of the garden . This unifies the garden and keeps it from being "too busy" The size or plantings should be in. relation to the size of the house and yard. The second part of her program told how Sempervivum (he ns and chickens) could be used in an indoor gar,den. They will thrive in a dish garden which contains rocks, sand and a small amount of garden soil . They do best if placed in a sunny window with good <tainage. Lucie Martin played a tape hamburger steak, flounder fish, ham . VEGETABLES "I'm going home to Mother ! You'll have to get your rneal5 at The Steamboat Inn .... and stop looking so happy! .. PIE Strawberry, apple. Baked beans, peas, noodles , potatoes (baked, mashed, home fries). SAlADS Lemon flUff, tossed, slaw, cottage cheese. Delicious Chat· Broiled Steaks OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 A.M. to 7:00P.M. CSteamboat Jnrz "'Re<d Old-F'asflioru~Q Home Cookir1,.:" 3rd St. , Racine. 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Mrs. Paul Martin presented a two part program . The first was "Home planting by design." She said a plan should be made and all factors of the environment considered such as soils, climate, location of house, existing trees and shrubs and the topography when deciding a design. Mrs . Martin urged restraint in the selection of !)pes of materials, using a few different types as possible. Coupled with restraint is repetition. She said it is wise to repeat the 13 rally to be held April 5 at 2 None HiaherA Flocked Gauze Prints ............. .'2.79 yd. il ~ From ,,' '1 POMEROY HOME &.AUTO Ph. 245-5353 Double knit. single knit. interlocks, Polyester gauze. ribbed knit (summer weight). ., •' 32 •• 9&l 1 All prices plus •1.84 to •3 08 F.E.T. Wllltewllludd '3. A·size 5·rib desigp. ;::; POLYESTER Blackwell rlcil C,7 8 -14 Barracll41's. Comets·. Falcons. Gremlins, Horners. Javelins. Mavericks, VeNants . 1 078 ~ 14 Come~S • Oarls, O~ons:..Ousters . Hornets. ~evehns. Ma~ricks. Scamps, Swingers. 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She is a past secretary of the Usheret te c:lub. tmd attends the Laurel Clif f I•'ree. Methotlist Church . ,Jucquc line King, e~lso an Nilvy Mrs. Katie Anthony presided at the meeting opening with a quotation from Oliver Wendell Holmes. Devotions by Miss Rhoda Hall included readings and poetry from "Someone Cares" by Helen Steiner Hice. Mrs. IOoes presented the program using "What Would You Do'"as her theme. She served coffee and cake to those named and Mrs. Ouida Chase, Mrs. Lillie Hubbard, Mrs. Ethel Hughes, Mrs. Sara Owen, Mrs. Helen Bodlmer and Mrs. Dorothy Anthony . At the Electa Circle me.Ung at the home of Mrs. LOuise Thompson, it was decided that In addition to Easter remembrances for shut:ins, a gift of money will be sent to the Baptist scholarship student. A thank you note was read from Mrs. Allee Freeland. It was reported that Mrs. Edith Sauer is a paUent at University Hospital, Means Hall, for eye surgery. The refreshments for the youth group at the church were served by the circle Monday night. • Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner, hostess for the meeUng, gave devotions using "Small Thought for the Day:· The love gift dedication was by Mrs. Gwinnie White . Refreshment.s were served w those named and Mrs. Freda Hood, Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. Louise Davis, Mrs. Eloise Wilson, Mrs. Alwilda Werner and Mrs. Elizabeth Searles. J99 W: Main Sl. 992.21" · Pomeroy 0 THE STORE WITH " ALL ij:INDS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS AND GARDENS. . . treasurer of the junior dasg, and a member of the Junior -Busine ss and Office Educallon Club. She also serves as librarian at the U .S. foreign missionary. Shamblin hosts meeting CHESHIRE - Mrs. Edith Shamblin hosted the March :;:: meeting of the Cheshire A service unit meeting will be held March 29 at the Garden Club . ColumbusandSouthernOhioEiectricCo. socialroomfrom 7 to Mrs . Paul Shoemaker 8:30p.m., Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit director, annoonced IJ'esided and welcomed back today. lwo members, Mrs. Kenneth Wilson and Mrs. IUchard Russell . Meditations were HARRISONVIlLE BROWNIE TROOP IISZ Twenty girls were invested in a candle lighting ceremony given by Mrs. Michael Fry , Tuesday at the Harrisonville Elementary School. who read an original poem Participating in the opening were Katrina Donohue, Debra written by a friend of hers Boring and Susan Arnold. Mrs. Susan Hebner and Mrs. Jan who had been injured, enHatfield, leaders, presented the girls with a Brownie banner. titled "My Way of Walking " Songs and games were enjoyed and several parents and and some poems from other guests were present for the investiture. Cake and punch "Prayers and Reflections " and "Poclraits" by James were served, Metcalf. Roll call was answered POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP 1076 with members naming a Due to the snow the Tuesday meeting of the Pomeroy shrub they had planted this Brownies was cancelled. Last week, however, the girls toured Azalea was most often year . the Royal Crown Bottling Co. in Middleport. named. Secretary's report was by Mrs . Fry and SYRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP 11.2ti · Mrs . Paul On Scout &mday, the Syracuse Brownie Troop 1120 treasurers; Martin. Mrs. Fry reported on attended Sunday school and church at the Asbury United the village council meeting Methodist Church. The girls led in the pledge to the flag, the where Christmas decorations Lord's Prayer, and sang the first verse of America. They also for the village were gave their Brownie promise and the Brownie B's. In the group were Kim Adams, Cindy Arnold, Becky demonstrated. Several of the Arnott, Karen Cook, Angle Davis, Melinda Hill, Julie members attended. Lucie Martin reported on Hoodashelt, Tracie Hubbard, Jill Nease, Kathy Pickens, the Horne and Garden Show Sherry Ritchie, Becky Rouah, Sberri SiS80n Paula at the Ohio State Fairgrounds WinebreMer and Monica HiD. They were accom~nied by leaders Joyce Sisson, Kay Hill, Carol Adams and Janet in Columbus which she and Pickens. Phillis Hawley attended . They also visited the Senior auzens art show in the MIDDLEPORT 111.00P 39 A visit to the Middleport jail as a part of a study on rotunda of the Capitol. They community safety was made by the Middleport Juniors. The made the trip with the Senior girls then returned to Heath United Methodist Olurch for work atizens who chartered a bus. Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs . on badges. The Uberty BeUes are working on painting and drawing, the Stars and Stripes on Indian lore, and the Eagles Fry reported on the ·meeting on community sa.fety . at Mrs. Kirkel's home where !ians were made for the RACINE BROWNIES 1.247 An Easter project was discussed at the Thursday meeting INSPECTION SET of the Racine Brownies. The meeting was spent watching the Annual inspection of Ohio Syracuse Brownie troop on Mr. Cartoon, WSAZ-TV. The pledge Valley Commandery 24, to the nag, the Brownie Be's and the Brownie Smile song Knights Templar, will be held opened the meeting. Tara Wolfe and Marty Maynard served Saturday at the Pomeroy refreshments. Masonic Temple beginning at 3:3o' p.m. with a fuU form SALISBURY BROWNIES 1%211 opening at 7:30 p.m . lnwrnlng to tie a girl scout knot and the linking ceremony ~cting officer will be Sir was what the Salisbury Brownies did at their Thursday meeting. Ruth Ann Fry and Teresa Pratt taught the group the Knight Robert H. Emmons; past grand commander of the honey bear game. · Grand Commandery 6f Ohio, To open the meeting Ktm Roush, Angie Groves, Denise Dinner will be. served at 6 Stengel, Beverly Kauff, April Ciark and Jody Harrison led in . p.m. for the Sir Knights an<! t.1e Dag salute. The girls work~ on the apron project. Others their ladies, and widows of attending were Lisa Pullins, Tammy Stone and Barbara the Sir Knights. There will be Hatfield. entertainment for the ladies . SAUSBURY JUNIOR TROOP 100 Plans to make Easter baskets and take them to shut-ins were made at a meeting of the SaUshury troop Thursday. The HELPING OUT scouts talked about their bicentennial project and discussed Mr. and Mrs. Gail Buck badge work. The pledge and girl scout promise opened the have been in Gallipolis for the meeting. Refreshments were served. past two weeks where Mrs. Buck has been caring for her CHESTER BROWNIES 1061 ' grandchildren, Buck and Mini .gardens in egg cartons were pl!lllted at the Thursday Natalie Dawn Walla ce, meeting of the Olester Brownies. The pledge was led by Kim . children of Mr. and Mrs. Dent, the Brownie promise by Donna· Grueser, and ·,Bruce (.Gloria) Wallace, refreshments were served by Mrs. Doris Grueser. enabling Mrs. Wallilce . to spend time at the hospital with her husband who was injured in the Mason County jail bombing. Mr. Buck had been home iU several days prior to the incident. ~ Florence Rhodes and Mrs. Sarah Fowler. Layette articles to be taken to the Women 's Conference were brought by members of the Love Joy Circle meeting at the home of Mrs. June Kloes. Plans were also made to remember the birthday of a resident at the Meigs County Infirmary and to provide refreshments for youth night, April It, at the church. The group also wiU send a gift of money to a fn HIGH SC HOOL SEN IO RS ~ MODERN SUPPLY FOR FURTHI!A INFORMATION CALL THI! ADMISSIONS OPPtCI •• , OFFICE 9:30 to 12.2 to 5 !CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.l-EAST COURT j -::-_-.· -~--- . WARRANTY 1 Year labor yearbook s tu f[ as under d q.ssman co-editor, is Th e ' • ··country Slyle·· deSion . TURF BUILDER 2 VETERANS. Act Now! ,, I • SAVE n. 15,000 sq. fl ., Reg . 123.95., • • • • .. " • • • • 120.95 SAVE 12, 10,000 sq. ft., Reg . 116.95. ........ ,., .114.95 SAVEI1.5,000sq,lt., Reg . 18 .95 .... : .... .... . ,57.95 48 -~• • ·' TURF BUILDER authorized (/Ud'"". Mnrlt'l < Simply make an early-spring application of Scotts Turf Builder(r) lawn fertilizer . It helps grass plants send out tillers above ground ; and rhizomes under ground that grow into new grass plants. Result? Your lawn grows thicker and greener , filling in those thin spots. The ear-lier you spread Scotts Turf Builder. the better. And you' ll save money by buying now, during Scotts Early -Bird Sale . Poll Parrot Converse Keds and symphonic bands, the vocal JXJrts, nails or screws, I also save and reuse the little twisters over and over. There is not moch waste in our rome . Thanks foc a most infocmatlve column. - M. B. You wDI receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pet Peeve, PoUy's Problem or · solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this news po pt:~r. SUZY GOEBEL (alternate) • , ' 100 "· 1. · . ~,.....- w . r· SI)LJIJ !TAT! ' I . ., ·- ·-·' !."" . .¥. J ' BAUM TRUE VALUE Start turning your thin lawn thick again! ' can be cut down to make fvollets to wear inside P,.ntyhose . Shampoo goes much further when diluted with water her sandwiches I cut the crust off first and keep them in the be lore applying to the hair. freezer . When I make meat PAULJNE B. DEAR POLLY - When loaf I always have enough! oome of my house plants leftover crusts to put in it, so I needed repotting, rather than save money in the long rw1. IJJy new pots I used an old DIANE. unm~rked plastic canister DEAR POLLY - I would set. I punched holes in the like to tell the folks how to bottom for drainage. The save money on dishwashing result is four malthing detergent. When you buy a planters at no cost and if I get bottle of this detergent, a Polly Dollar it will buy immediately pour half of it in plant food for them . the bottle you have just GOLDIE. DEAR POLLY - My (Jilptied. Fill each bottle with water to the top and you have Pointer toward helping our two bottles of detergent that ecology and the high cost of will give plenty of suds in the living is how to use one of the most overlooked throwaways dish water. - E.V.K. the waxed liners from DEAR POLLY - Never cereal boxes. I carefully put a soap filled scouring pad in the dish water. Take to ' remove them since some are item to he scoured out of the fasteneq by a spot of glue at water. This way the soap in both sides and the bottom of the pad lasts as long as the the box. I open and flatten them to line cake plans, roll metal part and there is no out cookie dough, pie crust rusting . I find sweet pickle juice and biscul ts. Cut to size to works beautifully as part' of line lids of jars and cans that the liquid in vegetable gelatin are used to store food. they held insure a tight moisture salads. The feet of womout hose IJ'OOf fit. The bags can also he used as they come from the OOxes to store leftover cake, LUSH GREEN cookies, sandwiches, meat or vegetables that are to go in the refrigerator. They can even be used to wrap lunches. Also, never throw away· pastic bread wrappers or any food wraps, but use as garbage bags, or to hold stray PLANTS AND TERRARIUMS . .. :~ ~. FOLIAGE ·GARDENS, DeWalt 740 10" Powershop With Leg Stand ~' • ' ··~ Poll~f Cra~er fillS OUt meat loaf is . ' ?• Sandwich bread crust she ~ . . ':- Turf Ruikk:r Polly's Pointers where ' ' during that time. Her hobbies include letter writing and she has several pen pals and sewing and swimming. BECKY SUE FULTZ is the and several co mmunity daughter of Mr. and Mrs . or_ganizations and businesses, Bernard Fultz and will he cohave been selected. ~nsored to Buckeye Girls' Girls' Stale will be held at State by the Citizens National Capital University June 12-20. Bank of Middleport. An honor It is an Americanism project roll student she is enrolled in of the American Legion the scientific ·course at Meigs . Auxiliary, Department of She plays flute in the symOhio, the purpose being to phonic, marching and pep infocm yolllig women in the bands, and participated in duties, privileges, rights and .solo contest one year. Becky responsibilities of American also sings with the Meigs citizenship, to give them in a Choir. realistic way, an opportunity She has been a student to learn the problems of council representative, and government with special was in the junior class play. Emphasis upon contributions At Heath United Methodist ·women can make to the Church Bee ky has been a welfare of their city , county, dloir member for four years state and nation. and has directed the The delegates are Cheryl dlildren 's choir and served Barnhart, Bee ky Fultz, as youth representative to the Jennifer Grate, and Beverly .. annual conference. She is a Wilcox, all juniors at Meigs Candy striper at . Veterans High School, and Juli Memorial Hospital. Whitehead and Kathy Follrod Becky has already been of Eastern High School. accepted at Ohio University The alternates to the Meigs for a COW'se this swnmer as a High School delegates are special student. She will Jacqueline King and Crystal Hall. Alternates to the Eastern delegates are Tammy Fitch and Suzy Goble . Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barnhart, Route I, Middleport; Cheryl Barnhart Is a student in business and offiee ectuc ation at Meigs. She Is a member of the Junio'r Business and Office Club, and By plays clarinet in the Meigs Marching. band and the INFLATION t'IGHTER Concert Band. ' · DEAR POLLY - My She is a member of the daughter doesn't eat the crust Bradbury Church of Olrist of the bread, so when I make 11 school j;t·:an:d~the::.Sa:c:red~He:ar;t ·.. Six delegates, four alternates to Girls' State Buckeye Girls ' State delegates and alternates to be ~<>nsored by the American Legion Auxiliary of FeeneyBennett Post 128, Middleport, • One of the April projects of the three circles of the B. H. •Sanborn Mi.ssionary Society , of the Middleport First Baptist Church will be the preparation of Easter trays for shut-ins. Meeting Tuesday night the circle members were reminded that the April 5 Sanborn meeting will begin at 6:30 and conclude at 7:30 when revival services wiU be held at the church. At the Dorcas Circle meeting at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Slavin, devotion~ oo the theme "The Risk in Loving" taken from The Upper Room were given by the hostess. Mrs. Leora Sigman's prqgram was on ' India and the Philippines and ;oncluded with a . questiQn .and answer period. Mrs. Slavin served refreshments • to thu.e named and Miss Freddie Houdashelt, Mrs. ' I~ ll ~ "' r;.·;c;r;r':'&;~~,t:':':'i)i;:y:,%:1 Mrs. Circles plan :rhutin.project Pine Grove Pals +H Club. Suzy Goebel, daughlfr of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick W. Goebel, Route I, Reedsv!Ue, Is also an alternate to the Eastern delegates. 910 Is a member of the marching, pep, contest and concert bands, and Is a majorette. She Is also a member of the Language Club, the Eastern OloriB, the NaUonal Honor Olurch. Tammy Fitch, daughter of Mrs. Wilma Tillis, RDute I, Reedsville, an alternate to the Eastern delegates, is a member of the pep, contest, concert and marching hands. Sle plays basketball and wlteyball, and Is on the track team, and is a member of the Language Club, the Pep Club, and treasurer of the band. NEW HAVEN, W. VA. FOR ALL YOUR HOME FURNISHING, DOXOL GAS AND APPUANCE NEEDS. No Sale on Plants or Shrubs 50% 70% Even 100% \ Reductions In Price RIDENOUR A~~r!nce ,....,.,st~"r, Ohio Gas Service 985 -llOJ 1WO DAYS ONLY • HURRY • BEST BUYS IN 11MN �.. 6- Til!' IJ!Iily ~ntinel, MiddleP.,rt-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, March 19, 1976 POM PO~EROY R ev w H P•"''' "ast or Roy Mayer , Sunday sc hoOl sup! Ch.Jrch s ch ool. 9 15 a n1 · worsh•p serv •ce , tO 24 a ,m Vouth choir reh ea rsa l. Mond a y . 3 30 p m . und er d~rec l 1 on o f Mary Ski n ner sero1or cho i r reheanat , 7 30 p m Thursday With Mrs Pau l Nease director POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAR ENE Corner Union and Mulberry Rev Clvde V Henderson . pastor Sunday sc hool , 9. JO a m , Glen McClung supt , mo r,-.•ng worsh 1p , 10 30 am , e'llen•ng se nn ce 7 30. mid week service . Wednesday , 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Rev Harold Deeth . rector Ch urch serv •ces . 10 30 a .m • Holy commun ion f1rst Sunday of month . church school . 10 30 am tor nurserv lhrouah 12 , POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST- R i chard Evanson . pastor B•ble school. 9 . 30 am . worshrp , 10 30 a . m , a du lt wor sh i p serv ic e and young people's meeting , 7 30 p m Combi n ed Bib le study 3n d prayer meet1ng , Wed nesday , 7 30 p . m THE SAL\IATtON ARMY Envoy Ra",' W Wm1ng , ott rcer 1n charge Su nday , 10 am • Ho t1 n ess meet •ng . 10 30 am , Sun d ay Sch o o l You n g P eople's Leg 1on . 7 p m Thursday , 1 to 3 p m , L ad1es Hom e L ea g u e, 7 p m Prep c l asses ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , Co rner of Sy c amore and Second Sis , Pomeroy , Th e Rev Wi l h am M1dd leswarth , Pastor Sunday Scho o l at 9 . 45 a m an d Ch urch Serv •ces 11 am . SACRED HEAR T Re v 0 We lton , F ather Pa ul pas to r Phon e 992 282 S Sa turday even1 pg Mass , 7 JO, Sund ay Ma ss, 8 an d 10 am , Con f eSS IOn , Sat urday , 7 7 30 om POMEROY FIRST RAP· TIST Rev Ralph Zu n de l , pa St o r • Wdl 1a m Watso n , Sunday sc hool supt , Su n d ~y sc hool . 9 30 am , BY F, 6 p m , B•ble study. Wet:! nesday. 1 p m · c ho ir pract 1ce, Wednesday a 30 r.l ,.... BURLINGHAM l.HU ... '"H -Rev Bobby Elkin s, p as t or Sunday schoo l. 10 a . m ., worsh •pserv,ce,llam and 7 p m .• We dnes d ay even1ng 1U.:i1C e,_ l.Jl.J!L _ FvMEROY FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 282 Mulberry Ave. a ff •lialed w1th s B c Gary B asham , Sun d ay school su p t , Sundav sc hool . 9 30 a m , mornmg worshrp , 10 . 30 am evenmg wor s 111p 6 :W p m Bibl e st udy . Wednesday . 7 30 p m FAIRPLAY CHAPEL located on Me1gs Cou nt y Road 1 off er th e r 325 or 1 2~ Pa s tor , R ev Th e ron Durh am Sunday Schoo l. 10 am , w orsh1p serv1 ce, 7 JO p m Sunday Praye r meetmg , Tuesda y, 7 30 p m . you t h serv1ce . 7 30 p rn F r•day SLEYAN CHURCH _ ,, _: •••::· R.ev O ' Dell Henry Ebl1n , Su p! Sunctay a m , Even 1ng • Sc hool 9 w o rShip 7 l Op m , Pray er and Pra1se serv 1ce , Thursday , 7 JO pm SYRAC U SE FIRST CHI,JR CH OF GOO R ev George Oiler , pastor Sunday school. 9 -15 am , mornmg p reach1ng, 11 a m . evange t 1S f JC serv1ce . 7 30 p m Prayer meeting , Tl-.ursday , 7 JO p m POMEROY WEST SI DE CHUR C H OF CHRI ST, 200 W. Ma•n St J erry Paul , m1n•sler , phone 997 7666 Conserval1ve , n on m strum ental Sund ay wor Shlr . 10 am , B1ble study 11 am . worShi p , 6 p m Wed nesda y R 1bl e study J p m ' RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTI ST Roger Tur ner , pastor Su per in ten dent , Doyle Hudson Sunda y school , 10 am , Mo rnmg wor sh ip , 11 am , Sunday evenm g ~e r vtce 7 30 We dnesda y Bible study , 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - R ev Ron T erry , p as to r , Sunday sc hool. lOam , Mrs Wor l e y F r a n crs s up e r •nt enden t Mornmg worsh1p , 11 am Sunday even.ng s,ervrce, 7 30 GRAHAM UNITED METHODI ST Pr ea c hing 9 JO a m , f1 r st and sec ond Sundays of each mon th , 1hlfd an d fo u r th Sundays each month , w or ShiP serv1 ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs at 7 30 P rayer and B ibl e Sf udy SEVENTH DAY AD · VENTIST, Mulberry Heights Road , P omeroy Pastor , Ge ra rd Set on , Sabbath Schoo l Super r n ten d ent , C l a ra Me I nt yre . Sa bbath Sc flool . Sa t urday afternoon a t 2 00. wllh Worship s erv ice f ollnW 1n 0 PJ I 3 15 RUTLAND FINS1 U~P · TIST CHURCH - Rev Rog er Fo rd , Jr pastor. Dr ewy Gore , sup! , Sunday school . 9 JO am , morn1ng warsh •P · I04 t;ilrn THE HILAND CHAP EL, George Cast o , pa s tor Sunday Sc h oo l 9 30 a m eve n1n g wor s hr p 7 30 Thur sday even 1ng prayer serv1ce 7 30 p m RACINE APOSTOLIC CHURCH Thom as L Hol mes pasro r E vang ei! SI •c serv1ce Sun d ay , 7 JO p m , pra yer meetmg Tu es day 7 30 p m B •b te st udy Th ursday . 7 30 p m - -MIDWAY CO_M_ MiJ -N -IT_Y_ C Hur c h at Lang sv ill e Sund a y Sc hoo l. 10 a m B ibl e s tudy , W ed ne sday. 7 30 P m Chur ch se rv 1ces sat urd ay c1t 7 30 p m You t h meet 1ng s a t 7 lh R P m wr os co e and Bel• nda F rfe , leaders FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Batle y Run Road Rev Em mett Ra wson , pa st or H a n d ley Dun n sup ! . Su nd ay sc hool , 10 am , Sunday even1 ng s e rv rce, 7 30. B1 bl e teach• ng , 7 30 p m Thur sday THE SALVATION ARMY 11 5 Butternul Av e , Pomeroy Envoy and Mr_s MORSE C HAP E L Wu rs.htp II am • Chur c h 'ic hool 10 a.m . Ray Wining , offteers tn c harge , Sun day ho!lnes!. meettng , 10 am , Sunday PO RTLAND WorShtP m : Church Sc hool (I JO <l m SUTTO N - Church Sc hool 9 lOa n1 Worsh t p lSI anCJ Jrd sc hool 10 30 a m . leader YPSM Elotse Adams . 7 30 p m sa lv a tto n meetmg . MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTI ST Corne r Fo urth and Matn Mtddleport Rev Henry Key Jr . pastor Sunday Sc h oo l 9 30 a m · M rs Erv•n Baumga rdner . sup! . Morn 1ng worship , 10 · -15 am , JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES - Larry Ca rn aha n . pres1 d 1ng m1n1ster Sun day , B1ble lecture , 9 lO am . Watch tower st u dy. 10 30 a m . Tu esd ay , B1ble study, 7 30 p rn . Thur s day , mln•stry SC hOOl , 7 30 P m ; sen11ce meeting 8 30 p .m MIDDL ~P ORT CH URCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION - Lawrence Man ley . pastor · Mrs Russett Young . Sunday Scho ol Supt Sunday , Sch ool 9 30 am Evening worship , 7 JO Wedn e sd ay prayer mee ti n g , 7 · JO P m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GO D Racm e Route 2, the Rev Ja mes M Muncy , pastor Sun day sc hool. 9 45 a m , morn .ng wor&h•P · II am , even ing worsh1p , 7 JO Prayer meel t ng . T ues day , 7 30 p m . Yo un g peopl e's meefmg , 7 30 p ,m Th ursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Cor n er Silcth a n d Palm e r th e Rev Pet e r G r an dal . pa st or Danny Thompson. sup erintendent Sunday Sc hool WM PO Rad1o program 7 45 a m , Sunday Sc ho ol 9 15 a m , Mornmg worsh •P· 10 15 a m Youth act•vtt •es and f ellowsh iP fo r t un1or a nd sen1or h1 g h m Sunday s tude n ts, 6 p even11"1J worsh 1p , 7 30 p m .Mid we ek prayer s erv1ces . Wed n es d ay, 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST , M •dC:Ciep ort. 5t h and Ma.n , G t aze , minis t er . ,Geo r ge James She e r s, s up e r 1n · ~ ndent B 1b le sc hoo l , 9 · 30 am , mor nm g wo r Sh ip 10 . 30 am , evenmg worshrp , 7 JO. p r ayer se r v •c e. 7 p m Wed nesday .. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE .!..! R e v Don Co l e . p as to r . Mrs ' Mary La t h ey , Sunday s chool supt Sunday sc hoo l , 9 30 am , m ornmg wo rSh ip , 10 JO am , Sunday evan gellst •c meetmg , 7 30 p m Pra ye r meeting , _\'Y_ ed n esday , 7 30 g m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY - Dw lgh 1 L Zav1 t z. d•rec l o r - H- ARR'"i56.N \' ILLE PRES BYTERIAN R ev Er n est S tr~ ck!in. pas t or s u"'.lay c hurch sc ho ol , 9 30 am Mrs Ho m er Le e, supt . morn•ng worship, 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday sc hool , 9 30 am , Richard Vaughan . supf Morn 1ng wor s h tp 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morn 1ng worship , 9 am Sunday sc h ool. 10 am Mrs Sampson H all su p t JOPPA - Worsh ip lOam : Church Sc hool9 am , P raYe r Mee t in g We-dnesday 8 p m LONG 60TTOM Wor ship 9 am ; SUn day Sc hool 9 45 am , Prayl!r Meetmg Wednesd ay 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL WorS h ip It am , Ch urch SC" h oo l 10 am ALP: RED - Sunday Scho ol 9 45 a m , Worsh•P 11 am , Prayer m ee tmg Wedr)esday 7 45 p .m , UMW Jr d Tues day 8 p m REEDSVILLE Sunday Schoo l9 JOa rn Wors h ip 7 · Jo p m , Pray er Meeltn g 7 30 p m Tue sd ay ; UMW 7 30 p m . 1st Thursday SILVER RIDGE Wor sh ip 10 a m Chu rch Sc hool 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Wo r ship9a m Ch urch Sch ool 10 a .m _ . KENO C HURCH OF C HR IST - Georg e Fredcr 1ck. sup t Se rv1 ce weekly. 9 30 am on Sunday Preachmg fir s t and thtr d Sund eys of mo 11 th by Cl tfford Sm1th , 9 30 ' . . ' . ':,;,;::,~~<m«-:::>.'>';t;;.,-:§:-»:: Social Calendar • FRIDAY SPECIAL SERVICES at Long Botton United Methodist Churcb beginning · Frld!ly through lbe 21st, 7: 30 nlgh!ly. Evangelist, James Leach . Special singing. Everyone welcome. YOUTH RALLY , Fuug;, 7:30 p. m. at Pomeroy Wesleyan Holine.u Church, Route 143 ( Harrtsonvllle Road) with R. Paul White, speaker. Pastor O' Dell M8nley invites the publlc. EASTERN HIGH School spring basketball banquet, 8:30 p. m. Friday at hl~th • 10 30 a .m NORTHEAST CLUSTER the Sermonette - was ~u ndays Ladies Hom e League . 1'2 noon to 2 p m , Thursday . prayer meetmg and Btble study . Thursaay , 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO R ev J ames D Guynn . pastor Sunday sc h oo l 10 a m , Sunday wors h tp , 11 a m Sun day even1 ng se rv1 c e , 7 p m Wednesday wors h ip se r v 1ce. 7 30 P m -' · '" 1'R1rZ e L coM M u N 11 y ~ · CHURCH Neii!l r Long Bottom . E dsel H a r t , past or Sunday sc: hdo l . 10 am , Chur ch. 7 30 p m , pray er CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE me e trng , 1 30 p m Thur sd ay Do you ever get an uneasy feeling concerning conditions of MtDDLEf»ORT PEN · - Th 1rd Ave th e our times affecting the nation and the world? There are a lot of TECOSTAL Rev W•lllam Kn•flel , pastor people who do. And their apprehensions amount to even a Ronald D u gan . Su nd a y School feeling of fear about things not going as well as they .might. Sup! Classes for all age s. m g serv 1ce, 7 30 , B•ble This personal involvement results m a tension that tears even s t u d y , Wednesaday . 7 30 people apart inwardly, although quite often it 1s not ev1dent p m . yout h services, Fr1day , 7 30 p m outwardly. MIDDLEPORT We have all heard the expression about people who are FREEWILL BAPTIST "caught in the middle," mea rung they are caught between Corn er Ash and Plum , Noel Herrm ann . p as t or Saturday opposing views or ideals. And th1s situatwn does occur in aU eve n 1ng se rv•ce , 7 · 30 p m , walks of life, whether it be in business, politics, dally work, or Su nday schoo l. 10 i:l m , Sunday even ing warsh •P· 7 30 family life. Pm There is a way out of this. The life of Jeremiah as outlined in that book in the Old Testament points to just such a situation. The prophet was caught in the middle. He was denounced on every side, even by his friends. He was thrown into prison by the religious authoritios and accused of being a traitor. And most of all, he apparently felt at times he was abused even lly God. But none of this could obscure the force of his indignation and anger about the conditions as he saw them, nor could it extinguish his unquenchable faith . · The most influential aspect of Jeremiah's life, and that which to prove of most importance to the generations that followed, was his experience of personal rehgion, the g1ving of a new understanding of a personal relationship with God. Although he was not recognized as such, Jeremiah was the outstanding personality of his times. Not only did ~e help hlS countrymen survive the crises through which they had to pass, but he helped them lo find new foundations on which to bUild their faith. He was a spokesman for God to the people 'of his time. And although he was often perplexed, and sometitnes even defiant about God's ouroose for his IJfe. his faith in the power and the goodness of God prevailed. God is saying thmgs to us through Jeremiah .. In whatever situatioo we find ourselves, regarding being "caught m the middle." We can be discouraged, even fearful about world events as we see needless violence, and people betraying their trust. But in all of this we need to remember that God has not given up 011 us, even if at times we give up on ourselves, or on Him. We need to remember that God loves us, not so much for what weare, but for what He Hopes to see us become. The way forward foo all of us in whatever life may bring is indestructable failh through a personal relationship with God. - The Rev. Harold R. Deeth, Grace Episcopal Church, Pomeroy. 1 :lOp MEIGS ~- COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rob ert T Bumgarner, D1rector POMEROY CLUSTER R e v. RobertHa)'den R e v. D Wm Sydenstrtcker CHESTER- Wo rsh•p 9 15 am Church School 10 am . POMEROY worship 10 JO a m Church Sc hoo l 9 15 am UM YF 6 ' 30 p m ENTERPRISE Wo r Sh ip 9 am Chur c h Schoo l 10 am ROCK SPRINGS wo r Sh iP 10 a m Church Sc hoo l 9 am UMY F 6 30 p m FLATWOODS Worsh 1p 11 am Ch urch S<'hOO I l Oam MIDDLEPORTCLUSTER Rev . Rober1 Bumgarner HEATH worsh•P 10 30 am Chur ch Sc hool9 30a m UM Y F 6 p m RUTLAND Jeffrey Gerber , Pastor Worsh 1p 10 30a m Church Sch ool9 30 am ' SYRACUSECLUSTER Rev R1chard E Jarv1s ASBURY Worship 11 am Chur c h Sc hool 9 50 am UMW f JrSI Tuesday FORST RUN - Worsh tp 9 am Chur ch Sch ool 10 am UMW th lfd Wed n esd ay 7. 30 p m MINERSVILLE ~Wo r shl p 10 am Ch urch Sch ool 9 am UMW th •rd Monday 7.30 p .m SYRACUSE C hurch Sch ool 9 30 am Worship serv1 ce 7 30 p ,m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev . Howard Shivetev Rev . StevenWrlson school. Craig ·Taylor, Ohio Rev Zelia Krustewski BETHANY - (Do rc as! State basketball team capShip 9 . 30 am Ch urc h tain, speaker. Donation $1.00. _ Wor Sc hoo l 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT MASONIC CARMEL - Ch u rc h School a m Worsh 1p 10 :30 am Lodge 363, F&AM, Friday, 7 92nd30 and 4th Sundays p.m. for work in Master · APPLE GROVE - Sunday Masons Degree; all Master Sc hoo t 9 30a m Wors hip 7. JO p m 1st and 3rd Sundays , Masons invited. Pray er meeti ng Wed n,esday 7 30 p m Fe l lowship supp er SATURDAY l lfS t Sa turday 6 p ,m UMW GOSPEL SONGFEST, 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m Saturday, 7:30 p.m. at EAST LETART - Church 1St , 2n d 3r d Sundays , M1dway Communily Church, 9School · 30 am r ourth Sunday r. angsville, Dexter Road; 10 30 a m Worship 2nd featured singers, Gospel ~ u n d&y 7 30 p m 4th Sunday . 9 30 am I Prayer M ee ting Echoes, Jack8on ; Heavenly Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW Highway lrio, Middleport. 1s t Tuesday 7 30 p rn WESLEYAN - { Rac • ne~ Everyone welcome. s und"y School 10 a m CANDY AND· bake sale, Worship 11 am , Jr UMY F 3 30 p m B•ble Saturday, al Stobart building Wednesday Study Thursd a y 7 p m Choir next to Steamboat Inn, Prll ~ l 1c e Thursday 8 p m . LETART FALLS - Church Racine, by Racine .Chapter 5choo l lsi, 2nd , 3rd Sundays 134 OES. 10 15 a .m 4t h Sunda y 9 15 ' coRI'nliiEAD and bean em . worship Is !. 2n d . 3rd 9 ' 15 ern . tllh supper, Shade High School, tSuncra.,.s un day 7 JO p m 5:30p.m. Public games parly MORNING $TAR ' Worship 9 30 am . • Churctt at 6:30 p. m sponsorf d by School 10 30 am • M•d Wce'k Shade, Alwnni Assn. Strvlce Wectnesdey 8 P m . ~ R ev . Robe rt Meece- , Pillstor D enn l$ Cre ego.r, Assoc . M inister am _ The llailv ~ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Jllarch 19,1976 >ICK • n1 · \•unday evcninQ worship 1 p m - TUPPERS PLAINS C HRI STIAN C HURCH I:. I II.Jf'llt' llrHJl'rwooct J'i'IS!or . IIOWclrl.l ( dldw c l l, J , ~~U nday ~ c hoot ' • ll~t ·.unday SchooL Y JU .1 111 Mornm q Sermon , tO 10 n 111 • S undil~ even1n9 !'.('rv ICC . 1 p rll L ET ART FALLS UNITED BRE THREN R ev t r••c tand Ncnrrs , pastor . sund ay t loyct No rr~s , supt school . 9 30 am .. morn1ng sermon 10 30 r~ . m , Prayer servic e . We:dnesday , 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P ~ nllth , pastor . Sunda y School. 10 a 111 , Arthll r Henson . Su pt . Morn mg Worsh•P· l1 am Young P eopte 's $erv 1ce, 7 p .m , Evening se r v1ce , 7 JO p m Wednesday Mid Week Pra ye r !-.erv •ce . 7 30 p m . Youth m ecting 6 30 p m . Even1ng worship , 7 30 p m CHESTER C HURCH OF THE NAZAR ENE Rev H erber t Grate . pas t or WorShip service . 11 am an d 7. 30 p m Sunday Sunday School , 9 . 30 am R !cha rd Barton , sup1 Prayer meeting . We dnesday , 7 lOp m • BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST J a ck Perry , minister Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am .. morn1ng ch urc h 10 · 30 am , Sunday even1ng se r vice . 7 30 p m Wednesday se rv1 ce, A p .m LAUREL CL.IFF - FA~ METHODIST CHURCH Rev F toyd r Shook . pa s tor , L l oyd Wr ig ht Sunday School Supl Morning Wo r sh 1p 9 30 a m , Sunday School 10 20 a m , We dnesday Prayer and B1ble Sl udy 7 30 p m Sunday ev en1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m , Cho~r Pra c t1 ce Th ursday . 7 p 9 "" a HOBSON C HRISTI A N UNION Da r rell Dodd r dt. pa s tor Sunday Scho ol , 9 30 am Leonard G •tmor c , f•rst elder . e v eni ng serviC e. 7 30 p m Wedn es day pra ye r meetmg, 7 30 p m M T . MORIAH CHURCH OF DEXTER C HURCH OF GOD Ra c me Ro ute 1 T he CHRI ST Charles Russ ell, Rev Charl es Hand pa stor Sunday sch ool . 9 45 am , Sr , m1n 1S fe r . Norman C Wi t!. sup ! , Sunda y schoo l , 9 30 mornmg worshiP. 11 a m Evenmg serv •ces , Tue sd av am . worship se rv1c e . 10 30 a m . B1ble st udy , Tuesday. and F ridav . 7 . 30 P m BEARWALLOW RIDGE 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH CHURCH OF C HRI ST - Doug JESUS CHRIST OF Sc,1 man . m mi s t er ,13•bl c OF study . 9 10 am mo rn •ng LATTER DAY SA INT S Ra c rn e Road wonh 1p 10 10 a m . cve n1n g Portland worsh 1p A p m . Wed n esday William Roush , pastor D enny Evans . Sunday Scho ol , •" flh 1 l' •b le s t u dY,. 8 P n 1 Dlf t!C ior Sunday Sc hOol 9 JO 1 MT. OLIVE CHURCH a m Morn 1nq wo r Sh ip . 10 30 Long Bottom . Sund ay School , am Sunday eve nmq service 10 a m w1 t h W il lard P1gott , Wedn es day e v en1ng supt Evang el •s l• c m ess age , 7 p m prayer serv ices. 7 lOp m eac h Sund ay eve n •ng 7 JO by B E THLEHEM BAPTIST Elder Russ ell Ctr n e. m•n• sl er Rev Earl Shu l er p as tor o f th r. A po stoli c F a1lh B1b!e Wors h1p serv1ce . 9 30 am St udy , Wednesday , 7 30 p m Sun rta y school. 10 30 a m S TIVERSVILLE COM · B1bte sru o y d no pr~ver MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday se r.uce Thursday . 7 JO !2; sch oo l se rv1 ce. 10 am CARLETON CHURCH Pray er meet.ng T h ur sd ay . 7 Kmgsbury Ro ad Garv K 1ng , p m . Sund ay evenm g servtce . p a st or Sun day schoo l 9 30 7 o n1 am , , even 1ng wo r Sh ip , 7 ]0 ZION C HU RC H OF p m P r ay er mee f •ng , Wed• C HR IS T Pomer oy n es d ay, 7 30 p m H a rr rso n vll l e Roa d . M t ke LONG BOTTOM G.rton . pa s tor . Bill McEl r oy, CHRISTIAN Bru ce Sm1th , Sunday sch oo l supt Sunday p as tor Walla c e Dam ewood , sc h ool., 9 30 a m morr;ing Supt B1b le Sc hool 9 30 a m wo r shtp a n d com munron , Pre ac h•ng service, 10 45 am 10 JO a m . Sunday even1n g No even1ng se rv1 ce youth Chrr sr 1an .En d ea ~or , H YSEL L RU N ~kt:~"" .!1 30 p m ' worship serv ice , METHODI ST CHURCH 7 30 p m . Wednesday , Rev P au l Nev il le, p as tor ' even1ng prayer mee t 1ng and Sund ay Sc h ool 9 30 a m , B1ble s tudy , 7 ~0 P m Morn1ng ~erv 1 ce 10 JO am, ST . JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH . P1ne Grove . Th e you th se r v1cc . 6 , .15 p m R ev Wli l tam Mt ddleswarth . Ev an qet1st•c serv•cc 7 30 p m Thu r sd ay , Pas to r Ch ur ch Serv• ces 9 30 Pra yer meeting 30 p m . a "' Sunday Sch ool 10 JO a m 7 FREEDOM GOSPEL BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Sc hoo l. 9 JO MISSION at Ba l d Knob . Rev am marnmg wors hiP 10 30 E J G r 1fflf h , s up! ol chur ch a 111 ' s unddy eVen1rog w orShJp Rev L R Gluesencam p , Roqer Wil lfr od Sr , serv 1ce. 7 p m , ch o lf p rac r tce pastor Wedn esday 7 p m . Rev Je ff Sund ay Sc hoo l su p t Sunday .sch o ol , 9 JO a m . p raye r Ranson . Pastor me(>t 1ng Tuesday . 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST you t h m ee t 1ng , 6 p m Su n day , Re v Fre e land Norrrs , pastor Sunday schoo l 10 am . le.:3d ers Ad a Van Me ter and Gretta Sull ie Sunday even 1n g Ch ur c h service 7 p m 7 l=l m through Wed n esday B 1bl e St udy , 7 worshtp w1nt c r mor"'t h s P m MT HERMON CHURCH RACINE CHURCH OF THE THE UNITED NAZARENE - Rev John A OF Co ffman pastor Su nday BRETHREN IN CHRIST Sc hool. 9 30 a m . Gerald R ev Jame s H L e a ch. pastor Wells Sl! PI Mornmg Wo rsh ip , Sunday sc hool , 9 30 a m , Sp ence r s upt 10 30 a m . Su nday evenmg Rus se ll worship . 7 · 30 . P rayer Wo r sh iP se r v 1ce. 10 45 a m m e eling , We dnesday , 7 3fJ p Ev en 1n g wors h i!J all ern a tmg wi •h C E at 7 JO p m on m Sunday Prayer mllctmg , 7 30 RACINE FIRST BAPTISTp m Wed n esday , A lf red Don L Walker , Pa stor , Wo lfe l ay leade r . Ro nnie Sa lser , Su nday School WHITE ' S CHAPEL supt , Sunda y school. 9 30 R ev Ro y a m , mornmg worShip , 10 40 ' Coo l v •ll e R D D eeter pastor Su nd ay sch ool , am , Sun d a y eve n ing 9 30 a 111 wo r Sh ip sc r v•ce. worsh1p , 7 J O, Wednes day 10 lO am Brbie st u d v and even 1ng B1bt e study , 7 30 pray er sc r v 1c e Wednesda y , DANVILLE WESLEYAN 7 JO p m Re v Le lon Gl as ure , p as tor RUTLAND Sun d ay Sc hool , 9 JO am , RUTLAND CHURCH OF youth and tunior youth ser CHRIST Rod Ka ster VICe , 6 -1 5 p m even.n g pa s tor \1 H Bra l e y. Sunday worSh ip , 7 30 p m , p ra yer school supt Su n da y schoo l and pra .se W ednesday , 7 30 9 JO am wo r Ship serv •ce P m and c omm un 1on 10 30 a m , SILVER RUN FREE yollthme c t m g 6p m . Sunday BAPTIST Miles Tr out , ev en ng ser vice . 7 regular p as tor . Sunda y Sch ool. 10 bQard n t ~::e t , ng , t tt 1rrt ~ atur am , L eo n Mrller , su p! eta y 1 p rn Evenmg s er v•ce , 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY 1 Pray er m ee tm g . Thursday , 7 CHURCH Sunday School p m 9 30 a m , worship se rv tce , 1 I CHESTER CHURCH OF a m . We dn esday pray er GOD-Rev Bobby Por t er , mee l tng , 7 30 p m . yoU t h p ast or Sund ay sch ool. 9 JO m a m . worsl1 ip serv 1ce . 11 serv 1c es, Sunday , 7 p Sunday n1gh t worship , 7 30 a m , e ven1 n g serv1ce , 7 30 RUTLAN"lf - -n:f -URt..~ ~ · yo u t h serv i ce, W e dn esday, 7 30 p m THE NAZARENE ·- Rev LANG SVILLE CHRISTIAN Lloyd D Gr 1mm , Jr . pastor CHUACt-1 Ted J ones, Sunday sc hool. 9 30 a rn , p a s tor Sunday sc h ooL 9 30 WOr Ship SCr VICC . 10 30 am a rn . Roy Sigma n . sup1 , bro a d cast l1 ve over WMPO vounQ peop le 's ser v 1ce, 15 t5, mo r n•n g wo r Shi p , 10 30 evangel tSIIC ser v1 c e. 7 30 p m ~ unday cv en•n g se r v1ce. 7 JO Prav er IT]ee t1ng . Wed n es day m•d w ~ ek se rvi c e . Wed 7 30 p m , Mr~S 1 0 na r y _nesday . 7 30 o rn fi rs t SYRACUSE CHURCH OF me e tt ng , 7 30 p m Wednesd ay o l mont h THE NAZARENE -- Rev Da l e Bass , pastor , Bob MASON SOUNTY ,. , .,., (,, . •l ' . o T DAP T I ST ·· Moore , Sunda'!' sc hool sup! , \Lc ond and t--u mrroy Sis Sunday school c lasses for att ~l an Cra1g, pastor :i vt:':lay ages , 9 . 30 a m • morning worshrp WOrShtP , 10 45 am , NYP S, scho ol. 9 . t~ a m serv •ce . II am . trainmg 6 30 p m , evangelisi1C ser vice . 7. 30 p m P ra yer and un1on . 6 30 p .m , cve nmg w or sh•P serv 1ce , 7 JO p m fasl!ng Tuuaav . 10 em , M1d Mtd w eek prayer serv i c e week prayer serv •ce , Wed nesday . 1 · 30 p m , men 's W ednesday. 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF prayer meelmg , Saturday. 7 p , m ; missionary meet mg . CHRIST, P 0 Bo x 48 7 Miller St . Mason . w Va Sunda y second Wednesday , 7 30 p rn B1bte St udy tO am . WorshiJJ UNil ED F AilH NON · 11 a m and 7 p m B1bl e St udy DENOMINATIONAL Rev W edn csday 7 p m , Voca I Robert ~. m1lh palilor Sunday muSIC school v · 10 a m c la s s FIRST SOUTHERN l ea d e r . Leo Hilt worsh1p BAPTIST + Corner of SecOnd ser vi ce 10 30 a rn , ch ur ch . and A nd erson . Mason Pa stor 7 JO p Ill \";a lt er Clou d Sun day schoo l E 0 E N U N I T E D Y ~~a n 1 · worsh•P serv 1cc 1 I BRETHREN IN CHURIST am a nd 7 30 p m W ee kly Eld e n R Blake. paslor B1bl e s t udy , Wednesday . 7 .30 Su nday Sch ool 10 am . Pnl _. Howard McCoy , sup t . MASON ASSEMBLY OF Mo rnm~ sermon . 1l am , GOO, D u dding Lan t' . Mason Sunday n1ghl sen•ces W Va Chester ~ c nnant ChfiS tian EJ\ d eavo r , 7 30 P-. sto r ~u nday Sc h oo l 9 t p m ',onQ s ~ rv• ce . H p 1t1 • a 111 . Ch i ldre n '!> Chur c h 6 .1 P rea d 1 inq R 30 p m Mid p n1 Young Pe o ple 's Scrvic e v N'lo. ~"' r a yer mec t 1ng , 6 f5 p 01 .. Eva 1Hj<.' I1 SI1 c ... dn cs day , 7 p m Ra y Servic e 1 30 ·p m , Wom en 's ••i..J cl!HS lay lea d er MISSionary COU'"lC i l 10 a m CHURCH OF JESU$ fir s• c1nd tl11rd 1 uesdays CHRIST Locat e d at Prayer and U1b l e Study Rutland on N ew L 1ma Rq ad . Wed n es day , 1 30 p ,m , n ex t to f ores ! J\cre Park Jo! ev Ray ROIJSC . Pii St or Uot> ert Musser .~ ~mci!'IY ~ c.hpol tiAR If Ot 1 ' , f-!llr,' J ~ l l supt . Sunday sc hoo l. 10 30 CHI< 1ST m C h n~ t i .m Un ion ' a n 1 worship 7 30 p 111 l~1 ble 111 1': r~cv W illi am Campbel I. stll dy WCdltiP.Sd•1Y · 7 JO p m IJ,I st or •. unday ~c hool . 9 30 '.clt ltrrt ,,y lllll l il pr .• y ..l :.C'r iJ 111 lillll CS HuqtH'S Sup t 'Jh " • 111 p '' • evenm~ service. 1. 30 p n HEMJ-OCI< GROVE Wt! dn esd ay evening pr t'ye r CH-RISTIAN Roger. nu•c iJng . 7 30 p m You! h wauon . pastor ; W1llec• ~) r(tvcr s~•rvicc each Tu esday BredtorCI , IUPf , morning FAfli'V1EW · BI.LE' worship . 9 . 30; church school. tHURCH . l clo rl W Va R I 10 . 30, young peop!t ' l 1. R ev George Huchar meettng , 6 .30 p .m .; tvenlno pastor .., \Jndly Sch ool 9 : 30 worship , 7: 30 p m .; llble A 111 PrayPr And D•ble stud y study , Wednesday, 7 . 31 p.m . 1 · II) p n • Cottag e Prave r M r l1 N iVj .. 0 ,t·ti:-1 ~e rvlce l ucsday . 10 a'" Rev . R o orown .- supply Wor1Sh •P :.crvlce, Thursday PI I lOr ; Sunday school aupt , 7 · ]g;...pnt F:OOTSTEP~. Television log for easy viewing •• ••• ·- ·- •• ·- •• Dad wa• a railroader, a dedieated one. The r.~ll• w~re his love as well as his life. To him the "'Twentieth Century ~asd I a span of history - it was " hi• train" roaring through the mght • . Dad often took me to the train yards. He tau~! me that 1 railroader never steps on the rails. A "trackwolker' alw~s waJ~s the ties! This wao no superstition - just respeet for the ro~d • . ' There are other lessons to be learned . •• that Involve reverence respect and the footsteps of life . • . lesson• that help 1uec~ess in ou'r,slmplest actions the thing& we believe in. ". Learninr those vital lessons e~ery Sund~y at church is even more fruitfu than a trip to the tram yards w1th Dad. ~. · "'API'AIN EASY " IAL.F- A MIL.LIOW ••J I ~~i' TH~ FORMLJI.A ::LAM5L •. HOW ABOlJT THAF D 7 : 30-Porter I" ' > Psalm ~ 119 46·i2 li ~&dTh.ll®UtJ Monday Jnltn 16 16-24 Tu csda)' 6.»-FIIm 4: Matters of Lite 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:01)--Saturday Report 3; Ag·USA ~ ~ Eddie Saunders 6; TreehouseClub 8; U.S. Farm Report 10; Groovle Goolles 13. 7 :30-Bullwlnkle 3; 1 Dream ol Jeannie Jetsons 6; Vegetable Soup IS; Dusty's Treehouse 8; Man From C.O.S.l. 10; Make a Wish 13; Mister Rogers 20. 8:oo--Emergency Plus 4 l,A,15. Hong Kong Phc!oey 6,13; Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8,10; Setame St. 20. 8:3()-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4,15; Tom & Jerry · Grape Ape6,13i Bugs Bunny.Road Runner 8; Bugs· Bunny & Friends 10. 9·CX>--Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,A,15; Elec. Co. 20. ,.i 9 · ~Pink Panther 3, ~,15; Adventures of Gilligan 6, 13; Scooby.Doo 1.10; Mister Rogers 20. 10 :CX>--Land of the Lost 3,~.1S; Super Friends 13; Hot ......,,., -J,... Dog 6; Shazam-lsls 8, 10; Sesame 5. 20. 10:30--Run, Joe, Run 3,A,15; Bit Blue Marble 6. 11 :01)--Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 6,13; Space Nuts 8,10; Elec. Co. 20. 11 ·3()-Westwlnd 3.~. 15; Oddball Couple 13; CBPA Bowling 6; Ghost Busters 8,10; Mister Rogers 20. 12·oo--NCAA Basketbllll 3,4,15; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8,10; Action News for Kids 13; Vegetable Soup 20. 12:3()-Amerlcan Bandstand 13: VIewpoint 8; Fat . Albert 10. . . ,. 1:oo--Soul Train 6; Chlldren•s Film Festival 8,,10• Unscramble these rour Jumbles.. one l~rtter to rarh square, to form .four ordinarr words . H ehr~ws 13.l·H C[Dr Thursda y Matthe w 9 .35, 10 R' ~ I TRYAR r:·:tf · ~ I Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 . 1. »-Next Generation 13; Biography ,.,_.[l~2~::;:'...!; nlav Luke . fr 5 J. IJ Gus" 3. 6 :00-Sunrlse Semester 8, 10. 8:3()-The Practice 3,4, 15; Flip Wilson 8, 10; Wall Street Week 20.33. 9·CX>--Rockford Files 3,4,15; Movie "Time Travelers' 6.13; Firing Line 20; Masterpiece Theatre 33. 9:3()-Movle "Busting" 8.10. 10 ·00-Pollce Story 3,A,15;; News 20; Educational Implications 33. 10.3()-Avlatlon Weather 20. 11 :Oif--News 3.4.6.8.10,13.15; ABC' News 33. Sundav & 5ATURDAY,MARCH20,1976 Seuss 8,10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. •' " Gambit" " · 6:01)--Movle "Tillie Wagoner 3; Treasure Hunt .4; Candid e UJCIA"T ~E 33. 2:01)--NCAA Basketball 3,4,15; To be Announced 6; Champions 8; Urban League 10; Medlx 13; Film 33 .. 2:»-Lassle 10; Town Topics 13, Valiant Years 33. 3:DO-Outdoors with Julius Boros 6; To Be Announced 8; Lassie 10, Roland Martin : Fishing 13; Family at War 33. 3: »-Pro Bowling 6,13; Lassie 10. A:IXf--NCAA Basketba)l ~.A,15 ; Challenge offhe Sexes OLD ~UMI<IER SA ID ABOUT HI~ WORK. ' 8, 10; Resourceful West VIrginia 33. A:»-Sports Spectacular 8, 10; Insight 33. 5:01)--Wfde World of Sports 6,13; What's Cooking? 33. S·»-Movle "Hold Back the Night" 9; Guppies to Groupers 33. 6:CX>--News 3,4,8,10; God Has the Answer IS; Black Journal 33. 6· »-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; News 6; Rhoda 8; CBS News 10; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 7·01)--World af War 3; Lawrence Weik 4,125; Hee Haw · 6,8; Firing Llne33; In the Know 10; Newsmaker '76 tA.wen ..•orrow) "' With the hope It will. in some measure. foster and help sustain that:, which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by", the bus'lness firms and organizations whose names appear below. Y~at<rrd•J '• l lumhw .. HYENA LOUSE BEHAVE fALTER "•mnr: Hn~t lrt tnltl 11.-r Ural ltr llad loal. monrr ral't'a -"HOARSELY'" at llr~ ALLEY OOP RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION - ' Racme. 6&Mt*"•-" . - Sa Ies- Qua sar- Se rv l ce Ph. 949·9591 Ph. 949·31SI Ractne ~ ~ THE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL GAUL'S MARKET ' I· Chester, Ohio Po":'eroy ' P. l PAULEY, AGENT 992·1156 WAID CROSS SONS STORE Nationw1de Insuranc e Co of Columbu s, 0 307 Sprtng Ave Pomeroy Olai991 .2JI8 I Groceries & Genera l Merc handise . Rae me Ph. 949·5771 . REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE . SERVICES DUDLEY'S Two Lo ca tion s S9 N. Second St . 46 Court St . Middleport, D. 214 E Mam Gallipolis, 0. - ' Ph. 992.3486 . Pomeroy SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT 220 E Ma i n I 100 E Main Pomeroy louts W. Osborne Pomeroy ' BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT lfJe Fill All Doc tor s Pre sc riptions 992 -2955 ' Pomeroy Ph 992-5130 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY ' . BEN FRANKLIN STORE Attend t he Chur c h of Your Choice Ph . 992·2118 Pomerov Bakers of Gay 90's Bread THEY ALL DIE'D LAU6 H/N<S!YCU W/r-..1 THEO "SANDY' AWAI<D~r --.....J - Home lite Saws Ph . 992·3030 Mtddleport Ph. 992·34H RIDENO!IR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE BETSY ROSS BAKERY Ph 985 3308 Chester ' STAY- AND BE MY GX.JEEN. WE SHALL REIGN OJER. ALL THIS~- NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MARK V STORE Kerm's Korner kermit Walton Middleport, OhiO Pomeroy MEIGS TIRE CENTER RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING _,~- ' 700 E. Main Pomeroy Dial992.210I I Ph. 949·3342 Meigs counly ~ranch · THE ATHENS COtmTY SAVINGS . & L~N CO. 294Iw. Second . I Pj_....Y l . Ph. 992·3863 . Middleport MIDDLEPORT BOOK' STORE • • Church and Office Supplies- Gifts I 99 Mill St. Middleport • ' • akers ol, Good Bread Huntington, w. Va. Midway Malket.Pomeroy Ph. ·992-25&'2 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 · ~ THE DAILY SENTINEL '• .. .. I POMEROY, OHIO 'Mtddteport, Ohio . ' . . - ' POWELL'S SUPER VALU I Ph. 992·2156 . 1 " The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio KI"'.~BURY HOME SALES & SERVIC£, INC. . The Finest In Mobile Homis -1100£. Mil In POI!Mt'oy ~ Ph. ff2·70l4 ' . - (WilliNSON'S I GOEGLEIN READY 01•1 m .n14 . HOW'S LEETLE TATER DOIN'II\I I< IDDV• GARDEN, MISS BESSIE? I THINK HE'S GOIN'TO BE A MOVIN' PITCHER STAR,MIZ 5MIF ALL TH' LEETLE VARMINT DOES IS A.CT UP IN CLASS . I I Mlll ...... t ~ • ' \ .., I 25 Song refrain 2i Repast 29 Prolonged attack 30 Ship's burden 31 German city 36 Welcome 37 quevara Ghoul" 13. ,. 1:»-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; Movie "I Walk Alone" 10. I:AS-Movle "Madame X" 3. .' 3·01)--Movle "Tho Rare Breed" 4; ABC News 13. 3·30--Movle "Barrabbas" 10 10. 3:45- Movie "Any Second N.W" 3. 4:4s--Movlo "Hide and Seek" 4. w;:~~v; ";~Yb;; Murders" 3. 6----iH---1-t-t---1 should NORTH • K 872 •AQJ 105 tQ . • J98 WEST .93 .94 t J 10 9 6 3 EAST .64 .8632 t A6 7 54 .A432 .. KQ SOUTH 101 •AQJ!05 • K7 tK2 .. 10765 Both vulnerable West Pass Pass Nortb Easl South t• 3• Pass •• Pass Pass Opening lead - J t L _ _ _._.,._ _ _ _ _~..J By Oowald & James Jacoby Kl111 Jl'uh.U'tl .synd•r•te, Inc .) OKA'f? I I ,. 24 Kansas city 'lllt.5HIN6 OIIT ' BeCAt.ISE OF LfT'5 6ETON I MiX- (abbr l 8 Getllng cold feet < 2 wds I 9 Earthly · 12 Begm again 16 Exhausted 19 Monopoly 22 IU humor 23 Kin to a taco wds. l (0 19'?6 ' ) Small Engine Sales & Service 498 Locust St. Mlddloport Ph. 992·3092 i Lawyer the Road 13. 8:01)--Emergency! 3,A, 15; Almost Anything Goes 6, 13; Jelfersons 8,10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. 8 :30--Doc 8, 10. 9:1Xf--Movle "Chisum" 3.~.15; SWAT 6,13; Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10; Austin City Limits 33. 9·»--Bob Newhart 8,10. , -10:oo-Bert D'Angelo 6.131 Carol Burnett 8,10; Soundstage 33. 11 :01)--ABC News 6; News,8,10,t3; Janakl33. 11 : 15-Nows 3,4; Movie "The Trouble with Angels" 6; Wally's Workshop 15. 11 :3()-Movle "The Skull" 8; Movie "The Long Duel' "• 10; Movie "The Invisible Man" 13. '11 :As--Movie "The Ride to Hangman's Tree" 3: Saturday Night 4.15. ·' 1:CX>--Sammy & Company 6. 1:15-News 3; Movie "P.J ." A; Movie "The Mad . b~· . receiving. ' . playing Ill.•· four SP,q~ .~ East cootinued Wlth the·,kb\g. West · completed the ecbo by'!Jroppi his deuce, but East was ~~ out of clubs and had to let declllrer collect the' rest of the tricks ·~ 1 West gave a plaintive cry but no ooe sympathized with h1m. The normal way for East to play clubs would have been to lead the k1ng and continue with the quet!fl. Then why d1d he lead the queen f1nt' To try to tell his partner that he only held two clubs and wanted his partner to win the second club and give him a ruff. West didn't know. but he might well have worked it oot ~~··~~ ACanadian reader asks If we would open the bidding 1ri fourth seat with: ('HVPTOQUOTES Bridge watchers can • XXX. Ax t KlOxx• KIOXX We are not vulnerable and the recognize the second-rate game is duplicate. OS T 0 ST BT H UHQ HJQ Q y U- defender by his plaintive cry. Our answer is a resounding "How was I to know?" negative. We are far more lilleZSBOHFGQ VYJQ YU PGDDGO One way to know is to watch ly to lose match points than to your partner's cards and see if he is trying to 1Jve you mlorma- gam tn this Situation DRHJ DS ZSJIBGO H XYJFQSV. tion (For & copy ol JACOBY East held the lint tr1ck with MODERN, send $1 to ..Win fHODYJ CBDRGO the ace of diamonds and at Br~dge ... c l o till a Yeaterday's Cryptoquote: IT IS BETTER TO ASK SOME OF promptly led the queen of clubs newspa,.r, P 0. So• 489. THE QUESTIONS THAN TO KNOW ALL THE ANSWERS. - West signalled as RadiO Crty Station, New York. JAMES THURBER enthusiastically as he coold by N Y. 10019) 2 Convenient Loc1tlons I~ Yesterday's Aill1wer.,. One letter stmply ~la nd ~ for anolhl'r In lh1s -.ample A ls used for the thrt>c L 's, X for the IV. <l O ' s, etc . Single h1t1ers, apostrophes . lhc length and formatiOn o f the wonh are all htnts Each day thC' rode IC'It<'l'~ OJ I't' chffrt't.'n t I I .HEINER'S BAKERY BIG JIM'S PLAZA ' Food& Service Diai992·S248 7:~Treasure Hunt 3; Last of the Wild 10; Nashville OAILY CRYI'TO(!liOTt;- Here'• ho" tOI\Ol'kit : AXl'DLBJ\ :\XR Is 1.0:\GFEt, I.OW ' FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS ,t~ • ·- McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE locust St. by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 3i Electric I Word with wire word or 3H Hire part 39. lnunense 5 Flower leaf 40 Chemical 10 Tropical salt dog 41 Harrow's II I should nval say ; by all DOWN means I One k1rid 13 Fragrant of button 1 !ntment 2 Texas It Complete landmark IS "- jttle 3 Humpty Teapot" · Dumpty (2 wds . l and others' 16 Farceur ( 2 wds .) 17 - - Magnon 4 Turf 18 lnd1te 5 Swirruner's 20 Catch stroke (Scot. I 6 Scope 21 Impure mdustrial diamond 22 Nota23 Eagle's claw %5 Kind of closet 26 Cam's victim 27 Limpwatch painter 28 Surrounded by 29 Suppress 32 Kmght's driok 33 Once blue moon 34 Actress, R1ta35 Certain newspaper reporters (2 Ph. 949·S961 Fine The Store with A Heart Racine " Heil'' Dea ler Third Sl RACINE FOOD MARKET '' ' 4 : 30--Movle News 33. ,., - the Synthetic Brain" 10; Janak! 33. 12 :.oo--Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 ; Ironside 13. 1:CX>--Midnlohl Soeclal 3,A,1 5; Movie 'The Flying Serpent" 10 .. 1:.oo--News 13. 2:»--News 3; Movie "The Lively St" A. J:CX>--Movle "I Love a Mystery" 3 A: Is-Movie "The Pad land How to Use Ill" 3. 8:CX>--Sanlord and Son 3,4,15; Donnv & Marle6,13; Dr. Seuss 8,10; Washington Week In Review 20.33. 8:30--The Practice 3,A, 15; Flip Wilson 8.10; Wall Street Week 20,33. 9:CX>--Rockford Files 3.4.15; 8:00-Sanford & Son 3,A,1S; Donny & Marie 6,13; Dr. _..-..f-·-.' Rookies 6, 13; Movie " Live a Little, Love a little'" I ; Movie "Man with Camera 6: Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20; $25,000 Pyramid 10; To Tell lh~ Truth 13; Pop Goes the Country 15; Black Perspective on the PPEAR.IIIfi INI<.! 3,~, 15; 11 :»-Johnny Carson FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1916 . S.oo--i!'oitariza 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trek lS. S.JO--Adam 12 4: News 6 ; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam·12 13 6·1Xf--News 3,4,8.10, 13.15; Zoom 20,33. 6.30--NBC New s3,~, 15; ABC News 13: Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Carrascolendas 33. 7 Oil-Truth or Cons. 3: To Tell the Truth~ ; Lawrence Wetk 8; Bowling lor Dollars 6; Aviation Weather 33; News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 13; Family Affair 15; Ohio Journal 20 . ,, �.. 6- Til!' IJ!Iily ~ntinel, MiddleP.,rt-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, March 19, 1976 POM PO~EROY R ev w H P•"''' "ast or Roy Mayer , Sunday sc hoOl sup! Ch.Jrch s ch ool. 9 15 a n1 · worsh•p serv •ce , tO 24 a ,m Vouth choir reh ea rsa l. Mond a y . 3 30 p m . und er d~rec l 1 on o f Mary Ski n ner sero1or cho i r reheanat , 7 30 p m Thursday With Mrs Pau l Nease director POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAR ENE Corner Union and Mulberry Rev Clvde V Henderson . pastor Sunday sc hool , 9. JO a m , Glen McClung supt , mo r,-.•ng worsh 1p , 10 30 am , e'llen•ng se nn ce 7 30. mid week service . Wednesday , 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Rev Harold Deeth . rector Ch urch serv •ces . 10 30 a .m • Holy commun ion f1rst Sunday of month . church school . 10 30 am tor nurserv lhrouah 12 , POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST- R i chard Evanson . pastor B•ble school. 9 . 30 am . worshrp , 10 30 a . m , a du lt wor sh i p serv ic e and young people's meeting , 7 30 p m Combi n ed Bib le study 3n d prayer meet1ng , Wed nesday , 7 30 p . m THE SAL\IATtON ARMY Envoy Ra",' W Wm1ng , ott rcer 1n charge Su nday , 10 am • Ho t1 n ess meet •ng . 10 30 am , Sun d ay Sch o o l You n g P eople's Leg 1on . 7 p m Thursday , 1 to 3 p m , L ad1es Hom e L ea g u e, 7 p m Prep c l asses ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , Co rner of Sy c amore and Second Sis , Pomeroy , Th e Rev Wi l h am M1dd leswarth , Pastor Sunday Scho o l at 9 . 45 a m an d Ch urch Serv •ces 11 am . SACRED HEAR T Re v 0 We lton , F ather Pa ul pas to r Phon e 992 282 S Sa turday even1 pg Mass , 7 JO, Sund ay Ma ss, 8 an d 10 am , Con f eSS IOn , Sat urday , 7 7 30 om POMEROY FIRST RAP· TIST Rev Ralph Zu n de l , pa St o r • Wdl 1a m Watso n , Sunday sc hool supt , Su n d ~y sc hool . 9 30 am , BY F, 6 p m , B•ble study. Wet:! nesday. 1 p m · c ho ir pract 1ce, Wednesday a 30 r.l ,.... BURLINGHAM l.HU ... '"H -Rev Bobby Elkin s, p as t or Sunday schoo l. 10 a . m ., worsh •pserv,ce,llam and 7 p m .• We dnes d ay even1ng 1U.:i1C e,_ l.Jl.J!L _ FvMEROY FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 282 Mulberry Ave. a ff •lialed w1th s B c Gary B asham , Sun d ay school su p t , Sundav sc hool . 9 30 a m , mornmg worshrp , 10 . 30 am evenmg wor s 111p 6 :W p m Bibl e st udy . Wednesday . 7 30 p m FAIRPLAY CHAPEL located on Me1gs Cou nt y Road 1 off er th e r 325 or 1 2~ Pa s tor , R ev Th e ron Durh am Sunday Schoo l. 10 am , w orsh1p serv1 ce, 7 JO p m Sunday Praye r meetmg , Tuesda y, 7 30 p m . you t h serv1ce . 7 30 p rn F r•day SLEYAN CHURCH _ ,, _: •••::· R.ev O ' Dell Henry Ebl1n , Su p! Sunctay a m , Even 1ng • Sc hool 9 w o rShip 7 l Op m , Pray er and Pra1se serv 1ce , Thursday , 7 JO pm SYRAC U SE FIRST CHI,JR CH OF GOO R ev George Oiler , pastor Sunday school. 9 -15 am , mornmg p reach1ng, 11 a m . evange t 1S f JC serv1ce . 7 30 p m Prayer meeting , Tl-.ursday , 7 JO p m POMEROY WEST SI DE CHUR C H OF CHRI ST, 200 W. Ma•n St J erry Paul , m1n•sler , phone 997 7666 Conserval1ve , n on m strum ental Sund ay wor Shlr . 10 am , B1ble study 11 am . worShi p , 6 p m Wed nesda y R 1bl e study J p m ' RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTI ST Roger Tur ner , pastor Su per in ten dent , Doyle Hudson Sunda y school , 10 am , Mo rnmg wor sh ip , 11 am , Sunday evenm g ~e r vtce 7 30 We dnesda y Bible study , 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - R ev Ron T erry , p as to r , Sunday sc hool. lOam , Mrs Wor l e y F r a n crs s up e r •nt enden t Mornmg worsh1p , 11 am Sunday even.ng s,ervrce, 7 30 GRAHAM UNITED METHODI ST Pr ea c hing 9 JO a m , f1 r st and sec ond Sundays of each mon th , 1hlfd an d fo u r th Sundays each month , w or ShiP serv1 ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs at 7 30 P rayer and B ibl e Sf udy SEVENTH DAY AD · VENTIST, Mulberry Heights Road , P omeroy Pastor , Ge ra rd Set on , Sabbath Schoo l Super r n ten d ent , C l a ra Me I nt yre . Sa bbath Sc flool . Sa t urday afternoon a t 2 00. wllh Worship s erv ice f ollnW 1n 0 PJ I 3 15 RUTLAND FINS1 U~P · TIST CHURCH - Rev Rog er Fo rd , Jr pastor. Dr ewy Gore , sup! , Sunday school . 9 JO am , morn1ng warsh •P · I04 t;ilrn THE HILAND CHAP EL, George Cast o , pa s tor Sunday Sc h oo l 9 30 a m eve n1n g wor s hr p 7 30 Thur sday even 1ng prayer serv1ce 7 30 p m RACINE APOSTOLIC CHURCH Thom as L Hol mes pasro r E vang ei! SI •c serv1ce Sun d ay , 7 JO p m , pra yer meetmg Tu es day 7 30 p m B •b te st udy Th ursday . 7 30 p m - -MIDWAY CO_M_ MiJ -N -IT_Y_ C Hur c h at Lang sv ill e Sund a y Sc hoo l. 10 a m B ibl e s tudy , W ed ne sday. 7 30 P m Chur ch se rv 1ces sat urd ay c1t 7 30 p m You t h meet 1ng s a t 7 lh R P m wr os co e and Bel• nda F rfe , leaders FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Batle y Run Road Rev Em mett Ra wson , pa st or H a n d ley Dun n sup ! . Su nd ay sc hool , 10 am , Sunday even1 ng s e rv rce, 7 30. B1 bl e teach• ng , 7 30 p m Thur sday THE SALVATION ARMY 11 5 Butternul Av e , Pomeroy Envoy and Mr_s MORSE C HAP E L Wu rs.htp II am • Chur c h 'ic hool 10 a.m . Ray Wining , offteers tn c harge , Sun day ho!lnes!. meettng , 10 am , Sunday PO RTLAND WorShtP m : Church Sc hool (I JO <l m SUTTO N - Church Sc hool 9 lOa n1 Worsh t p lSI anCJ Jrd sc hool 10 30 a m . leader YPSM Elotse Adams . 7 30 p m sa lv a tto n meetmg . MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTI ST Corne r Fo urth and Matn Mtddleport Rev Henry Key Jr . pastor Sunday Sc h oo l 9 30 a m · M rs Erv•n Baumga rdner . sup! . Morn 1ng worship , 10 · -15 am , JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES - Larry Ca rn aha n . pres1 d 1ng m1n1ster Sun day , B1ble lecture , 9 lO am . Watch tower st u dy. 10 30 a m . Tu esd ay , B1ble study, 7 30 p rn . Thur s day , mln•stry SC hOOl , 7 30 P m ; sen11ce meeting 8 30 p .m MIDDL ~P ORT CH URCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION - Lawrence Man ley . pastor · Mrs Russett Young . Sunday Scho ol Supt Sunday , Sch ool 9 30 am Evening worship , 7 JO Wedn e sd ay prayer mee ti n g , 7 · JO P m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GO D Racm e Route 2, the Rev Ja mes M Muncy , pastor Sun day sc hool. 9 45 a m , morn .ng wor&h•P · II am , even ing worsh1p , 7 JO Prayer meel t ng . T ues day , 7 30 p m . Yo un g peopl e's meefmg , 7 30 p ,m Th ursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Cor n er Silcth a n d Palm e r th e Rev Pet e r G r an dal . pa st or Danny Thompson. sup erintendent Sunday Sc hool WM PO Rad1o program 7 45 a m , Sunday Sc ho ol 9 15 a m , Mornmg worsh •P· 10 15 a m Youth act•vtt •es and f ellowsh iP fo r t un1or a nd sen1or h1 g h m Sunday s tude n ts, 6 p even11"1J worsh 1p , 7 30 p m .Mid we ek prayer s erv1ces . Wed n es d ay, 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST , M •dC:Ciep ort. 5t h and Ma.n , G t aze , minis t er . ,Geo r ge James She e r s, s up e r 1n · ~ ndent B 1b le sc hoo l , 9 · 30 am , mor nm g wo r Sh ip 10 . 30 am , evenmg worshrp , 7 JO. p r ayer se r v •c e. 7 p m Wed nesday .. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE .!..! R e v Don Co l e . p as to r . Mrs ' Mary La t h ey , Sunday s chool supt Sunday sc hoo l , 9 30 am , m ornmg wo rSh ip , 10 JO am , Sunday evan gellst •c meetmg , 7 30 p m Pra ye r meeting , _\'Y_ ed n esday , 7 30 g m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY - Dw lgh 1 L Zav1 t z. d•rec l o r - H- ARR'"i56.N \' ILLE PRES BYTERIAN R ev Er n est S tr~ ck!in. pas t or s u"'.lay c hurch sc ho ol , 9 30 am Mrs Ho m er Le e, supt . morn•ng worship, 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday sc hool , 9 30 am , Richard Vaughan . supf Morn 1ng wor s h tp 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morn 1ng worship , 9 am Sunday sc h ool. 10 am Mrs Sampson H all su p t JOPPA - Worsh ip lOam : Church Sc hool9 am , P raYe r Mee t in g We-dnesday 8 p m LONG 60TTOM Wor ship 9 am ; SUn day Sc hool 9 45 am , Prayl!r Meetmg Wednesd ay 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL WorS h ip It am , Ch urch SC" h oo l 10 am ALP: RED - Sunday Scho ol 9 45 a m , Worsh•P 11 am , Prayer m ee tmg Wedr)esday 7 45 p .m , UMW Jr d Tues day 8 p m REEDSVILLE Sunday Schoo l9 JOa rn Wors h ip 7 · Jo p m , Pray er Meeltn g 7 30 p m Tue sd ay ; UMW 7 30 p m . 1st Thursday SILVER RIDGE Wor sh ip 10 a m Chu rch Sc hool 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Wo r ship9a m Ch urch Sch ool 10 a .m _ . KENO C HURCH OF C HR IST - Georg e Fredcr 1ck. sup t Se rv1 ce weekly. 9 30 am on Sunday Preachmg fir s t and thtr d Sund eys of mo 11 th by Cl tfford Sm1th , 9 30 ' . . ' . ':,;,;::,~~<m«-:::>.'>';t;;.,-:§:-»:: Social Calendar • FRIDAY SPECIAL SERVICES at Long Botton United Methodist Churcb beginning · Frld!ly through lbe 21st, 7: 30 nlgh!ly. Evangelist, James Leach . Special singing. Everyone welcome. YOUTH RALLY , Fuug;, 7:30 p. m. at Pomeroy Wesleyan Holine.u Church, Route 143 ( Harrtsonvllle Road) with R. Paul White, speaker. Pastor O' Dell M8nley invites the publlc. EASTERN HIGH School spring basketball banquet, 8:30 p. m. Friday at hl~th • 10 30 a .m NORTHEAST CLUSTER the Sermonette - was ~u ndays Ladies Hom e League . 1'2 noon to 2 p m , Thursday . prayer meetmg and Btble study . Thursaay , 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO R ev J ames D Guynn . pastor Sunday sc h oo l 10 a m , Sunday wors h tp , 11 a m Sun day even1 ng se rv1 c e , 7 p m Wednesday wors h ip se r v 1ce. 7 30 P m -' · '" 1'R1rZ e L coM M u N 11 y ~ · CHURCH Neii!l r Long Bottom . E dsel H a r t , past or Sunday sc: hdo l . 10 am , Chur ch. 7 30 p m , pray er CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE me e trng , 1 30 p m Thur sd ay Do you ever get an uneasy feeling concerning conditions of MtDDLEf»ORT PEN · - Th 1rd Ave th e our times affecting the nation and the world? There are a lot of TECOSTAL Rev W•lllam Kn•flel , pastor people who do. And their apprehensions amount to even a Ronald D u gan . Su nd a y School feeling of fear about things not going as well as they .might. Sup! Classes for all age s. m g serv 1ce, 7 30 , B•ble This personal involvement results m a tension that tears even s t u d y , Wednesaday . 7 30 people apart inwardly, although quite often it 1s not ev1dent p m . yout h services, Fr1day , 7 30 p m outwardly. MIDDLEPORT We have all heard the expression about people who are FREEWILL BAPTIST "caught in the middle," mea rung they are caught between Corn er Ash and Plum , Noel Herrm ann . p as t or Saturday opposing views or ideals. And th1s situatwn does occur in aU eve n 1ng se rv•ce , 7 · 30 p m , walks of life, whether it be in business, politics, dally work, or Su nday schoo l. 10 i:l m , Sunday even ing warsh •P· 7 30 family life. Pm There is a way out of this. The life of Jeremiah as outlined in that book in the Old Testament points to just such a situation. The prophet was caught in the middle. He was denounced on every side, even by his friends. He was thrown into prison by the religious authoritios and accused of being a traitor. And most of all, he apparently felt at times he was abused even lly God. But none of this could obscure the force of his indignation and anger about the conditions as he saw them, nor could it extinguish his unquenchable faith . · The most influential aspect of Jeremiah's life, and that which to prove of most importance to the generations that followed, was his experience of personal rehgion, the g1ving of a new understanding of a personal relationship with God. Although he was not recognized as such, Jeremiah was the outstanding personality of his times. Not only did ~e help hlS countrymen survive the crises through which they had to pass, but he helped them lo find new foundations on which to bUild their faith. He was a spokesman for God to the people 'of his time. And although he was often perplexed, and sometitnes even defiant about God's ouroose for his IJfe. his faith in the power and the goodness of God prevailed. God is saying thmgs to us through Jeremiah .. In whatever situatioo we find ourselves, regarding being "caught m the middle." We can be discouraged, even fearful about world events as we see needless violence, and people betraying their trust. But in all of this we need to remember that God has not given up 011 us, even if at times we give up on ourselves, or on Him. We need to remember that God loves us, not so much for what weare, but for what He Hopes to see us become. The way forward foo all of us in whatever life may bring is indestructable failh through a personal relationship with God. - The Rev. Harold R. Deeth, Grace Episcopal Church, Pomeroy. 1 :lOp MEIGS ~- COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rob ert T Bumgarner, D1rector POMEROY CLUSTER R e v. RobertHa)'den R e v. D Wm Sydenstrtcker CHESTER- Wo rsh•p 9 15 am Church School 10 am . POMEROY worship 10 JO a m Church Sc hoo l 9 15 am UM YF 6 ' 30 p m ENTERPRISE Wo r Sh ip 9 am Chur c h Schoo l 10 am ROCK SPRINGS wo r Sh iP 10 a m Church Sc hoo l 9 am UMY F 6 30 p m FLATWOODS Worsh 1p 11 am Ch urch S<'hOO I l Oam MIDDLEPORTCLUSTER Rev . Rober1 Bumgarner HEATH worsh•P 10 30 am Chur ch Sc hool9 30a m UM Y F 6 p m RUTLAND Jeffrey Gerber , Pastor Worsh 1p 10 30a m Church Sch ool9 30 am ' SYRACUSECLUSTER Rev R1chard E Jarv1s ASBURY Worship 11 am Chur c h Sc hool 9 50 am UMW f JrSI Tuesday FORST RUN - Worsh tp 9 am Chur ch Sch ool 10 am UMW th lfd Wed n esd ay 7. 30 p m MINERSVILLE ~Wo r shl p 10 am Ch urch Sch ool 9 am UMW th •rd Monday 7.30 p .m SYRACUSE C hurch Sch ool 9 30 am Worship serv1 ce 7 30 p ,m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev . Howard Shivetev Rev . StevenWrlson school. Craig ·Taylor, Ohio Rev Zelia Krustewski BETHANY - (Do rc as! State basketball team capShip 9 . 30 am Ch urc h tain, speaker. Donation $1.00. _ Wor Sc hoo l 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT MASONIC CARMEL - Ch u rc h School a m Worsh 1p 10 :30 am Lodge 363, F&AM, Friday, 7 92nd30 and 4th Sundays p.m. for work in Master · APPLE GROVE - Sunday Masons Degree; all Master Sc hoo t 9 30a m Wors hip 7. JO p m 1st and 3rd Sundays , Masons invited. Pray er meeti ng Wed n,esday 7 30 p m Fe l lowship supp er SATURDAY l lfS t Sa turday 6 p ,m UMW GOSPEL SONGFEST, 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m Saturday, 7:30 p.m. at EAST LETART - Church 1St , 2n d 3r d Sundays , M1dway Communily Church, 9School · 30 am r ourth Sunday r. angsville, Dexter Road; 10 30 a m Worship 2nd featured singers, Gospel ~ u n d&y 7 30 p m 4th Sunday . 9 30 am I Prayer M ee ting Echoes, Jack8on ; Heavenly Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW Highway lrio, Middleport. 1s t Tuesday 7 30 p rn WESLEYAN - { Rac • ne~ Everyone welcome. s und"y School 10 a m CANDY AND· bake sale, Worship 11 am , Jr UMY F 3 30 p m B•ble Saturday, al Stobart building Wednesday Study Thursd a y 7 p m Choir next to Steamboat Inn, Prll ~ l 1c e Thursday 8 p m . LETART FALLS - Church Racine, by Racine .Chapter 5choo l lsi, 2nd , 3rd Sundays 134 OES. 10 15 a .m 4t h Sunda y 9 15 ' coRI'nliiEAD and bean em . worship Is !. 2n d . 3rd 9 ' 15 ern . tllh supper, Shade High School, tSuncra.,.s un day 7 JO p m 5:30p.m. Public games parly MORNING $TAR ' Worship 9 30 am . • Churctt at 6:30 p. m sponsorf d by School 10 30 am • M•d Wce'k Shade, Alwnni Assn. Strvlce Wectnesdey 8 P m . ~ R ev . Robe rt Meece- , Pillstor D enn l$ Cre ego.r, Assoc . M inister am _ The llailv ~ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Jllarch 19,1976 >ICK • n1 · \•unday evcninQ worship 1 p m - TUPPERS PLAINS C HRI STIAN C HURCH I:. I II.Jf'llt' llrHJl'rwooct J'i'IS!or . IIOWclrl.l ( dldw c l l, J , ~~U nday ~ c hoot ' • ll~t ·.unday SchooL Y JU .1 111 Mornm q Sermon , tO 10 n 111 • S undil~ even1n9 !'.('rv ICC . 1 p rll L ET ART FALLS UNITED BRE THREN R ev t r••c tand Ncnrrs , pastor . sund ay t loyct No rr~s , supt school . 9 30 am .. morn1ng sermon 10 30 r~ . m , Prayer servic e . We:dnesday , 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P ~ nllth , pastor . Sunda y School. 10 a 111 , Arthll r Henson . Su pt . Morn mg Worsh•P· l1 am Young P eopte 's $erv 1ce, 7 p .m , Evening se r v1ce , 7 JO p m Wednesday Mid Week Pra ye r !-.erv •ce . 7 30 p m . Youth m ecting 6 30 p m . Even1ng worship , 7 30 p m CHESTER C HURCH OF THE NAZAR ENE Rev H erber t Grate . pas t or WorShip service . 11 am an d 7. 30 p m Sunday Sunday School , 9 . 30 am R !cha rd Barton , sup1 Prayer meeting . We dnesday , 7 lOp m • BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST J a ck Perry , minister Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am .. morn1ng ch urc h 10 · 30 am , Sunday even1ng se r vice . 7 30 p m Wednesday se rv1 ce, A p .m LAUREL CL.IFF - FA~ METHODIST CHURCH Rev F toyd r Shook . pa s tor , L l oyd Wr ig ht Sunday School Supl Morning Wo r sh 1p 9 30 a m , Sunday School 10 20 a m , We dnesday Prayer and B1ble Sl udy 7 30 p m Sunday ev en1ng worsh1p 7 30 p m , Cho~r Pra c t1 ce Th ursday . 7 p 9 "" a HOBSON C HRISTI A N UNION Da r rell Dodd r dt. pa s tor Sunday Scho ol , 9 30 am Leonard G •tmor c , f•rst elder . e v eni ng serviC e. 7 30 p m Wedn es day pra ye r meetmg, 7 30 p m M T . MORIAH CHURCH OF DEXTER C HURCH OF GOD Ra c me Ro ute 1 T he CHRI ST Charles Russ ell, Rev Charl es Hand pa stor Sunday sch ool . 9 45 am , Sr , m1n 1S fe r . Norman C Wi t!. sup ! , Sunda y schoo l , 9 30 mornmg worshiP. 11 a m Evenmg serv •ces , Tue sd av am . worship se rv1c e . 10 30 a m . B1ble st udy , Tuesday. and F ridav . 7 . 30 P m BEARWALLOW RIDGE 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH CHURCH OF C HRI ST - Doug JESUS CHRIST OF Sc,1 man . m mi s t er ,13•bl c OF study . 9 10 am mo rn •ng LATTER DAY SA INT S Ra c rn e Road wonh 1p 10 10 a m . cve n1n g Portland worsh 1p A p m . Wed n esday William Roush , pastor D enny Evans . Sunday Scho ol , •" flh 1 l' •b le s t u dY,. 8 P n 1 Dlf t!C ior Sunday Sc hOol 9 JO 1 MT. OLIVE CHURCH a m Morn 1nq wo r Sh ip . 10 30 Long Bottom . Sund ay School , am Sunday eve nmq service 10 a m w1 t h W il lard P1gott , Wedn es day e v en1ng supt Evang el •s l• c m ess age , 7 p m prayer serv ices. 7 lOp m eac h Sund ay eve n •ng 7 JO by B E THLEHEM BAPTIST Elder Russ ell Ctr n e. m•n• sl er Rev Earl Shu l er p as tor o f th r. A po stoli c F a1lh B1b!e Wors h1p serv1ce . 9 30 am St udy , Wednesday , 7 30 p m Sun rta y school. 10 30 a m S TIVERSVILLE COM · B1bte sru o y d no pr~ver MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday se r.uce Thursday . 7 JO !2; sch oo l se rv1 ce. 10 am CARLETON CHURCH Pray er meet.ng T h ur sd ay . 7 Kmgsbury Ro ad Garv K 1ng , p m . Sund ay evenm g servtce . p a st or Sun day schoo l 9 30 7 o n1 am , , even 1ng wo r Sh ip , 7 ]0 ZION C HU RC H OF p m P r ay er mee f •ng , Wed• C HR IS T Pomer oy n es d ay, 7 30 p m H a rr rso n vll l e Roa d . M t ke LONG BOTTOM G.rton . pa s tor . Bill McEl r oy, CHRISTIAN Bru ce Sm1th , Sunday sch oo l supt Sunday p as tor Walla c e Dam ewood , sc h ool., 9 30 a m morr;ing Supt B1b le Sc hool 9 30 a m wo r shtp a n d com munron , Pre ac h•ng service, 10 45 am 10 JO a m . Sunday even1n g No even1ng se rv1 ce youth Chrr sr 1an .En d ea ~or , H YSEL L RU N ~kt:~"" .!1 30 p m ' worship serv ice , METHODI ST CHURCH 7 30 p m . Wednesday , Rev P au l Nev il le, p as tor ' even1ng prayer mee t 1ng and Sund ay Sc h ool 9 30 a m , B1ble s tudy , 7 ~0 P m Morn1ng ~erv 1 ce 10 JO am, ST . JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH . P1ne Grove . Th e you th se r v1cc . 6 , .15 p m R ev Wli l tam Mt ddleswarth . Ev an qet1st•c serv•cc 7 30 p m Thu r sd ay , Pas to r Ch ur ch Serv• ces 9 30 Pra yer meeting 30 p m . a "' Sunday Sch ool 10 JO a m 7 FREEDOM GOSPEL BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Sc hoo l. 9 JO MISSION at Ba l d Knob . Rev am marnmg wors hiP 10 30 E J G r 1fflf h , s up! ol chur ch a 111 ' s unddy eVen1rog w orShJp Rev L R Gluesencam p , Roqer Wil lfr od Sr , serv 1ce. 7 p m , ch o lf p rac r tce pastor Wedn esday 7 p m . Rev Je ff Sund ay Sc hoo l su p t Sunday .sch o ol , 9 JO a m . p raye r Ranson . Pastor me(>t 1ng Tuesday . 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST you t h m ee t 1ng , 6 p m Su n day , Re v Fre e land Norrrs , pastor Sunday schoo l 10 am . le.:3d ers Ad a Van Me ter and Gretta Sull ie Sunday even 1n g Ch ur c h service 7 p m 7 l=l m through Wed n esday B 1bl e St udy , 7 worshtp w1nt c r mor"'t h s P m MT HERMON CHURCH RACINE CHURCH OF THE THE UNITED NAZARENE - Rev John A OF Co ffman pastor Su nday BRETHREN IN CHRIST Sc hool. 9 30 a m . Gerald R ev Jame s H L e a ch. pastor Wells Sl! PI Mornmg Wo rsh ip , Sunday sc hool , 9 30 a m , Sp ence r s upt 10 30 a m . Su nday evenmg Rus se ll worship . 7 · 30 . P rayer Wo r sh iP se r v 1ce. 10 45 a m m e eling , We dnesday , 7 3fJ p Ev en 1n g wors h i!J all ern a tmg wi •h C E at 7 JO p m on m Sunday Prayer mllctmg , 7 30 RACINE FIRST BAPTISTp m Wed n esday , A lf red Don L Walker , Pa stor , Wo lfe l ay leade r . Ro nnie Sa lser , Su nday School WHITE ' S CHAPEL supt , Sunda y school. 9 30 R ev Ro y a m , mornmg worShip , 10 40 ' Coo l v •ll e R D D eeter pastor Su nd ay sch ool , am , Sun d a y eve n ing 9 30 a 111 wo r Sh ip sc r v•ce. worsh1p , 7 J O, Wednes day 10 lO am Brbie st u d v and even 1ng B1bt e study , 7 30 pray er sc r v 1c e Wednesda y , DANVILLE WESLEYAN 7 JO p m Re v Le lon Gl as ure , p as tor RUTLAND Sun d ay Sc hool , 9 JO am , RUTLAND CHURCH OF youth and tunior youth ser CHRIST Rod Ka ster VICe , 6 -1 5 p m even.n g pa s tor \1 H Bra l e y. Sunday worSh ip , 7 30 p m , p ra yer school supt Su n da y schoo l and pra .se W ednesday , 7 30 9 JO am wo r Ship serv •ce P m and c omm un 1on 10 30 a m , SILVER RUN FREE yollthme c t m g 6p m . Sunday BAPTIST Miles Tr out , ev en ng ser vice . 7 regular p as tor . Sunda y Sch ool. 10 bQard n t ~::e t , ng , t tt 1rrt ~ atur am , L eo n Mrller , su p! eta y 1 p rn Evenmg s er v•ce , 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY 1 Pray er m ee tm g . Thursday , 7 CHURCH Sunday School p m 9 30 a m , worship se rv tce , 1 I CHESTER CHURCH OF a m . We dn esday pray er GOD-Rev Bobby Por t er , mee l tng , 7 30 p m . yoU t h p ast or Sund ay sch ool. 9 JO m a m . worsl1 ip serv 1ce . 11 serv 1c es, Sunday , 7 p Sunday n1gh t worship , 7 30 a m , e ven1 n g serv1ce , 7 30 RUTLAN"lf - -n:f -URt..~ ~ · yo u t h serv i ce, W e dn esday, 7 30 p m THE NAZARENE ·- Rev LANG SVILLE CHRISTIAN Lloyd D Gr 1mm , Jr . pastor CHUACt-1 Ted J ones, Sunday sc hool. 9 30 a rn , p a s tor Sunday sc h ooL 9 30 WOr Ship SCr VICC . 10 30 am a rn . Roy Sigma n . sup1 , bro a d cast l1 ve over WMPO vounQ peop le 's ser v 1ce, 15 t5, mo r n•n g wo r Shi p , 10 30 evangel tSIIC ser v1 c e. 7 30 p m ~ unday cv en•n g se r v1ce. 7 JO Prav er IT]ee t1ng . Wed n es day m•d w ~ ek se rvi c e . Wed 7 30 p m , Mr~S 1 0 na r y _nesday . 7 30 o rn fi rs t SYRACUSE CHURCH OF me e tt ng , 7 30 p m Wednesd ay o l mont h THE NAZARENE -- Rev Da l e Bass , pastor , Bob MASON SOUNTY ,. , .,., (,, . •l ' . o T DAP T I ST ·· Moore , Sunda'!' sc hool sup! , \Lc ond and t--u mrroy Sis Sunday school c lasses for att ~l an Cra1g, pastor :i vt:':lay ages , 9 . 30 a m • morning worshrp WOrShtP , 10 45 am , NYP S, scho ol. 9 . t~ a m serv •ce . II am . trainmg 6 30 p m , evangelisi1C ser vice . 7. 30 p m P ra yer and un1on . 6 30 p .m , cve nmg w or sh•P serv 1ce , 7 JO p m fasl!ng Tuuaav . 10 em , M1d Mtd w eek prayer serv i c e week prayer serv •ce , Wed nesday . 1 · 30 p m , men 's W ednesday. 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF prayer meelmg , Saturday. 7 p , m ; missionary meet mg . CHRIST, P 0 Bo x 48 7 Miller St . Mason . w Va Sunda y second Wednesday , 7 30 p rn B1bte St udy tO am . WorshiJJ UNil ED F AilH NON · 11 a m and 7 p m B1bl e St udy DENOMINATIONAL Rev W edn csday 7 p m , Voca I Robert ~. m1lh palilor Sunday muSIC school v · 10 a m c la s s FIRST SOUTHERN l ea d e r . Leo Hilt worsh1p BAPTIST + Corner of SecOnd ser vi ce 10 30 a rn , ch ur ch . and A nd erson . Mason Pa stor 7 JO p Ill \";a lt er Clou d Sun day schoo l E 0 E N U N I T E D Y ~~a n 1 · worsh•P serv 1cc 1 I BRETHREN IN CHURIST am a nd 7 30 p m W ee kly Eld e n R Blake. paslor B1bl e s t udy , Wednesday . 7 .30 Su nday Sch ool 10 am . Pnl _. Howard McCoy , sup t . MASON ASSEMBLY OF Mo rnm~ sermon . 1l am , GOO, D u dding Lan t' . Mason Sunday n1ghl sen•ces W Va Chester ~ c nnant ChfiS tian EJ\ d eavo r , 7 30 P-. sto r ~u nday Sc h oo l 9 t p m ',onQ s ~ rv• ce . H p 1t1 • a 111 . Ch i ldre n '!> Chur c h 6 .1 P rea d 1 inq R 30 p m Mid p n1 Young Pe o ple 's Scrvic e v N'lo. ~"' r a yer mec t 1ng , 6 f5 p 01 .. Eva 1Hj<.' I1 SI1 c ... dn cs day , 7 p m Ra y Servic e 1 30 ·p m , Wom en 's ••i..J cl!HS lay lea d er MISSionary COU'"lC i l 10 a m CHURCH OF JESU$ fir s• c1nd tl11rd 1 uesdays CHRIST Locat e d at Prayer and U1b l e Study Rutland on N ew L 1ma Rq ad . Wed n es day , 1 30 p ,m , n ex t to f ores ! J\cre Park Jo! ev Ray ROIJSC . Pii St or Uot> ert Musser .~ ~mci!'IY ~ c.hpol tiAR If Ot 1 ' , f-!llr,' J ~ l l supt . Sunday sc hoo l. 10 30 CHI< 1ST m C h n~ t i .m Un ion ' a n 1 worship 7 30 p 111 l~1 ble 111 1': r~cv W illi am Campbel I. stll dy WCdltiP.Sd•1Y · 7 JO p m IJ,I st or •. unday ~c hool . 9 30 '.clt ltrrt ,,y lllll l il pr .• y ..l :.C'r iJ 111 lillll CS HuqtH'S Sup t 'Jh " • 111 p '' • evenm~ service. 1. 30 p n HEMJ-OCI< GROVE Wt! dn esd ay evening pr t'ye r CH-RISTIAN Roger. nu•c iJng . 7 30 p m You! h wauon . pastor ; W1llec• ~) r(tvcr s~•rvicc each Tu esday BredtorCI , IUPf , morning FAfli'V1EW · BI.LE' worship . 9 . 30; church school. tHURCH . l clo rl W Va R I 10 . 30, young peop!t ' l 1. R ev George Huchar meettng , 6 .30 p .m .; tvenlno pastor .., \Jndly Sch ool 9 : 30 worship , 7: 30 p m .; llble A 111 PrayPr And D•ble stud y study , Wednesday, 7 . 31 p.m . 1 · II) p n • Cottag e Prave r M r l1 N iVj .. 0 ,t·ti:-1 ~e rvlce l ucsday . 10 a'" Rev . R o orown .- supply Wor1Sh •P :.crvlce, Thursday PI I lOr ; Sunday school aupt , 7 · ]g;...pnt F:OOTSTEP~. Television log for easy viewing •• ••• ·- ·- •• ·- •• Dad wa• a railroader, a dedieated one. The r.~ll• w~re his love as well as his life. To him the "'Twentieth Century ~asd I a span of history - it was " hi• train" roaring through the mght • . Dad often took me to the train yards. He tau~! me that 1 railroader never steps on the rails. A "trackwolker' alw~s waJ~s the ties! This wao no superstition - just respeet for the ro~d • . ' There are other lessons to be learned . •• that Involve reverence respect and the footsteps of life . • . lesson• that help 1uec~ess in ou'r,slmplest actions the thing& we believe in. ". Learninr those vital lessons e~ery Sund~y at church is even more fruitfu than a trip to the tram yards w1th Dad. ~. · "'API'AIN EASY " IAL.F- A MIL.LIOW ••J I ~~i' TH~ FORMLJI.A ::LAM5L •. HOW ABOlJT THAF D 7 : 30-Porter I" ' > Psalm ~ 119 46·i2 li ~&dTh.ll®UtJ Monday Jnltn 16 16-24 Tu csda)' 6.»-FIIm 4: Matters of Lite 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:01)--Saturday Report 3; Ag·USA ~ ~ Eddie Saunders 6; TreehouseClub 8; U.S. Farm Report 10; Groovle Goolles 13. 7 :30-Bullwlnkle 3; 1 Dream ol Jeannie Jetsons 6; Vegetable Soup IS; Dusty's Treehouse 8; Man From C.O.S.l. 10; Make a Wish 13; Mister Rogers 20. 8:oo--Emergency Plus 4 l,A,15. Hong Kong Phc!oey 6,13; Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8,10; Setame St. 20. 8:3()-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4,15; Tom & Jerry · Grape Ape6,13i Bugs Bunny.Road Runner 8; Bugs· Bunny & Friends 10. 9·CX>--Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,A,15; Elec. Co. 20. ,.i 9 · ~Pink Panther 3, ~,15; Adventures of Gilligan 6, 13; Scooby.Doo 1.10; Mister Rogers 20. 10 :CX>--Land of the Lost 3,~.1S; Super Friends 13; Hot ......,,., -J,... Dog 6; Shazam-lsls 8, 10; Sesame 5. 20. 10:30--Run, Joe, Run 3,A,15; Bit Blue Marble 6. 11 :01)--Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 6,13; Space Nuts 8,10; Elec. Co. 20. 11 ·3()-Westwlnd 3.~. 15; Oddball Couple 13; CBPA Bowling 6; Ghost Busters 8,10; Mister Rogers 20. 12·oo--NCAA Basketbllll 3,4,15; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8,10; Action News for Kids 13; Vegetable Soup 20. 12:3()-Amerlcan Bandstand 13: VIewpoint 8; Fat . Albert 10. . . ,. 1:oo--Soul Train 6; Chlldren•s Film Festival 8,,10• Unscramble these rour Jumbles.. one l~rtter to rarh square, to form .four ordinarr words . H ehr~ws 13.l·H C[Dr Thursda y Matthe w 9 .35, 10 R' ~ I TRYAR r:·:tf · ~ I Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 . 1. »-Next Generation 13; Biography ,.,_.[l~2~::;:'...!; nlav Luke . fr 5 J. IJ Gus" 3. 6 :00-Sunrlse Semester 8, 10. 8:3()-The Practice 3,4, 15; Flip Wilson 8, 10; Wall Street Week 20.33. 9·CX>--Rockford Files 3,4,15; Movie "Time Travelers' 6.13; Firing Line 20; Masterpiece Theatre 33. 9:3()-Movle "Busting" 8.10. 10 ·00-Pollce Story 3,A,15;; News 20; Educational Implications 33. 10.3()-Avlatlon Weather 20. 11 :Oif--News 3.4.6.8.10,13.15; ABC' News 33. Sundav & 5ATURDAY,MARCH20,1976 Seuss 8,10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. •' " Gambit" " · 6:01)--Movle "Tillie Wagoner 3; Treasure Hunt .4; Candid e UJCIA"T ~E 33. 2:01)--NCAA Basketball 3,4,15; To be Announced 6; Champions 8; Urban League 10; Medlx 13; Film 33 .. 2:»-Lassle 10; Town Topics 13, Valiant Years 33. 3:DO-Outdoors with Julius Boros 6; To Be Announced 8; Lassie 10, Roland Martin : Fishing 13; Family at War 33. 3: »-Pro Bowling 6,13; Lassie 10. A:IXf--NCAA Basketba)l ~.A,15 ; Challenge offhe Sexes OLD ~UMI<IER SA ID ABOUT HI~ WORK. ' 8, 10; Resourceful West VIrginia 33. A:»-Sports Spectacular 8, 10; Insight 33. 5:01)--Wfde World of Sports 6,13; What's Cooking? 33. S·»-Movle "Hold Back the Night" 9; Guppies to Groupers 33. 6:CX>--News 3,4,8,10; God Has the Answer IS; Black Journal 33. 6· »-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; News 6; Rhoda 8; CBS News 10; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 7·01)--World af War 3; Lawrence Weik 4,125; Hee Haw · 6,8; Firing Llne33; In the Know 10; Newsmaker '76 tA.wen ..•orrow) "' With the hope It will. in some measure. foster and help sustain that:, which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by", the bus'lness firms and organizations whose names appear below. Y~at<rrd•J '• l lumhw .. HYENA LOUSE BEHAVE fALTER "•mnr: Hn~t lrt tnltl 11.-r Ural ltr llad loal. monrr ral't'a -"HOARSELY'" at llr~ ALLEY OOP RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION - ' Racme. 6&Mt*"•-" . - Sa Ies- Qua sar- Se rv l ce Ph. 949·9591 Ph. 949·31SI Ractne ~ ~ THE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL GAUL'S MARKET ' I· Chester, Ohio Po":'eroy ' P. l PAULEY, AGENT 992·1156 WAID CROSS SONS STORE Nationw1de Insuranc e Co of Columbu s, 0 307 Sprtng Ave Pomeroy Olai991 .2JI8 I Groceries & Genera l Merc handise . Rae me Ph. 949·5771 . REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE . SERVICES DUDLEY'S Two Lo ca tion s S9 N. Second St . 46 Court St . Middleport, D. 214 E Mam Gallipolis, 0. - ' Ph. 992.3486 . Pomeroy SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT 220 E Ma i n I 100 E Main Pomeroy louts W. Osborne Pomeroy ' BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT lfJe Fill All Doc tor s Pre sc riptions 992 -2955 ' Pomeroy Ph 992-5130 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY ' . BEN FRANKLIN STORE Attend t he Chur c h of Your Choice Ph . 992·2118 Pomerov Bakers of Gay 90's Bread THEY ALL DIE'D LAU6 H/N<S!YCU W/r-..1 THEO "SANDY' AWAI<D~r --.....J - Home lite Saws Ph . 992·3030 Mtddleport Ph. 992·34H RIDENO!IR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE BETSY ROSS BAKERY Ph 985 3308 Chester ' STAY- AND BE MY GX.JEEN. WE SHALL REIGN OJER. ALL THIS~- NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MARK V STORE Kerm's Korner kermit Walton Middleport, OhiO Pomeroy MEIGS TIRE CENTER RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING _,~- ' 700 E. Main Pomeroy Dial992.210I I Ph. 949·3342 Meigs counly ~ranch · THE ATHENS COtmTY SAVINGS . & L~N CO. 294Iw. Second . I Pj_....Y l . Ph. 992·3863 . Middleport MIDDLEPORT BOOK' STORE • • Church and Office Supplies- Gifts I 99 Mill St. Middleport • ' • akers ol, Good Bread Huntington, w. Va. Midway Malket.Pomeroy Ph. ·992-25&'2 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 · ~ THE DAILY SENTINEL '• .. .. I POMEROY, OHIO 'Mtddteport, Ohio . ' . . - ' POWELL'S SUPER VALU I Ph. 992·2156 . 1 " The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio KI"'.~BURY HOME SALES & SERVIC£, INC. . The Finest In Mobile Homis -1100£. Mil In POI!Mt'oy ~ Ph. ff2·70l4 ' . - (WilliNSON'S I GOEGLEIN READY 01•1 m .n14 . HOW'S LEETLE TATER DOIN'II\I I< IDDV• GARDEN, MISS BESSIE? I THINK HE'S GOIN'TO BE A MOVIN' PITCHER STAR,MIZ 5MIF ALL TH' LEETLE VARMINT DOES IS A.CT UP IN CLASS . I I Mlll ...... t ~ • ' \ .., I 25 Song refrain 2i Repast 29 Prolonged attack 30 Ship's burden 31 German city 36 Welcome 37 quevara Ghoul" 13. ,. 1:»-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; Movie "I Walk Alone" 10. I:AS-Movle "Madame X" 3. .' 3·01)--Movle "Tho Rare Breed" 4; ABC News 13. 3·30--Movle "Barrabbas" 10 10. 3:45- Movie "Any Second N.W" 3. 4:4s--Movlo "Hide and Seek" 4. w;:~~v; ";~Yb;; Murders" 3. 6----iH---1-t-t---1 should NORTH • K 872 •AQJ 105 tQ . • J98 WEST .93 .94 t J 10 9 6 3 EAST .64 .8632 t A6 7 54 .A432 .. KQ SOUTH 101 •AQJ!05 • K7 tK2 .. 10765 Both vulnerable West Pass Pass Nortb Easl South t• 3• Pass •• Pass Pass Opening lead - J t L _ _ _._.,._ _ _ _ _~..J By Oowald & James Jacoby Kl111 Jl'uh.U'tl .synd•r•te, Inc .) OKA'f? I I ,. 24 Kansas city 'lllt.5HIN6 OIIT ' BeCAt.ISE OF LfT'5 6ETON I MiX- (abbr l 8 Getllng cold feet < 2 wds I 9 Earthly · 12 Begm again 16 Exhausted 19 Monopoly 22 IU humor 23 Kin to a taco wds. l (0 19'?6 ' ) Small Engine Sales & Service 498 Locust St. Mlddloport Ph. 992·3092 i Lawyer the Road 13. 8:01)--Emergency! 3,A, 15; Almost Anything Goes 6, 13; Jelfersons 8,10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. 8 :30--Doc 8, 10. 9:1Xf--Movle "Chisum" 3.~.15; SWAT 6,13; Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10; Austin City Limits 33. 9·»--Bob Newhart 8,10. , -10:oo-Bert D'Angelo 6.131 Carol Burnett 8,10; Soundstage 33. 11 :01)--ABC News 6; News,8,10,t3; Janakl33. 11 : 15-Nows 3,4; Movie "The Trouble with Angels" 6; Wally's Workshop 15. 11 :3()-Movle "The Skull" 8; Movie "The Long Duel' "• 10; Movie "The Invisible Man" 13. '11 :As--Movie "The Ride to Hangman's Tree" 3: Saturday Night 4.15. ·' 1:CX>--Sammy & Company 6. 1:15-News 3; Movie "P.J ." A; Movie "The Mad . b~· . receiving. ' . playing Ill.•· four SP,q~ .~ East cootinued Wlth the·,kb\g. West · completed the ecbo by'!Jroppi his deuce, but East was ~~ out of clubs and had to let declllrer collect the' rest of the tricks ·~ 1 West gave a plaintive cry but no ooe sympathized with h1m. The normal way for East to play clubs would have been to lead the k1ng and continue with the quet!fl. Then why d1d he lead the queen f1nt' To try to tell his partner that he only held two clubs and wanted his partner to win the second club and give him a ruff. West didn't know. but he might well have worked it oot ~~··~~ ACanadian reader asks If we would open the bidding 1ri fourth seat with: ('HVPTOQUOTES Bridge watchers can • XXX. Ax t KlOxx• KIOXX We are not vulnerable and the recognize the second-rate game is duplicate. OS T 0 ST BT H UHQ HJQ Q y U- defender by his plaintive cry. Our answer is a resounding "How was I to know?" negative. We are far more lilleZSBOHFGQ VYJQ YU PGDDGO One way to know is to watch ly to lose match points than to your partner's cards and see if he is trying to 1Jve you mlorma- gam tn this Situation DRHJ DS ZSJIBGO H XYJFQSV. tion (For & copy ol JACOBY East held the lint tr1ck with MODERN, send $1 to ..Win fHODYJ CBDRGO the ace of diamonds and at Br~dge ... c l o till a Yeaterday's Cryptoquote: IT IS BETTER TO ASK SOME OF promptly led the queen of clubs newspa,.r, P 0. So• 489. THE QUESTIONS THAN TO KNOW ALL THE ANSWERS. - West signalled as RadiO Crty Station, New York. JAMES THURBER enthusiastically as he coold by N Y. 10019) 2 Convenient Loc1tlons I~ Yesterday's Aill1wer.,. One letter stmply ~la nd ~ for anolhl'r In lh1s -.ample A ls used for the thrt>c L 's, X for the IV. <l O ' s, etc . Single h1t1ers, apostrophes . lhc length and formatiOn o f the wonh are all htnts Each day thC' rode IC'It<'l'~ OJ I't' chffrt't.'n t I I .HEINER'S BAKERY BIG JIM'S PLAZA ' Food& Service Diai992·S248 7:~Treasure Hunt 3; Last of the Wild 10; Nashville OAILY CRYI'TO(!liOTt;- Here'• ho" tOI\Ol'kit : AXl'DLBJ\ :\XR Is 1.0:\GFEt, I.OW ' FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS ,t~ • ·- McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE locust St. by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 3i Electric I Word with wire word or 3H Hire part 39. lnunense 5 Flower leaf 40 Chemical 10 Tropical salt dog 41 Harrow's II I should nval say ; by all DOWN means I One k1rid 13 Fragrant of button 1 !ntment 2 Texas It Complete landmark IS "- jttle 3 Humpty Teapot" · Dumpty (2 wds . l and others' 16 Farceur ( 2 wds .) 17 - - Magnon 4 Turf 18 lnd1te 5 Swirruner's 20 Catch stroke (Scot. I 6 Scope 21 Impure mdustrial diamond 22 Nota23 Eagle's claw %5 Kind of closet 26 Cam's victim 27 Limpwatch painter 28 Surrounded by 29 Suppress 32 Kmght's driok 33 Once blue moon 34 Actress, R1ta35 Certain newspaper reporters (2 Ph. 949·S961 Fine The Store with A Heart Racine " Heil'' Dea ler Third Sl RACINE FOOD MARKET '' ' 4 : 30--Movle News 33. ,., - the Synthetic Brain" 10; Janak! 33. 12 :.oo--Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 ; Ironside 13. 1:CX>--Midnlohl Soeclal 3,A,1 5; Movie 'The Flying Serpent" 10 .. 1:.oo--News 13. 2:»--News 3; Movie "The Lively St" A. J:CX>--Movle "I Love a Mystery" 3 A: Is-Movie "The Pad land How to Use Ill" 3. 8:CX>--Sanlord and Son 3,4,15; Donnv & Marle6,13; Dr. Seuss 8,10; Washington Week In Review 20.33. 8:30--The Practice 3,A, 15; Flip Wilson 8.10; Wall Street Week 20,33. 9:CX>--Rockford Files 3.4.15; 8:00-Sanford & Son 3,A,1S; Donny & Marie 6,13; Dr. _..-..f-·-.' Rookies 6, 13; Movie " Live a Little, Love a little'" I ; Movie "Man with Camera 6: Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20; $25,000 Pyramid 10; To Tell lh~ Truth 13; Pop Goes the Country 15; Black Perspective on the PPEAR.IIIfi INI<.! 3,~, 15; 11 :»-Johnny Carson FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1916 . S.oo--i!'oitariza 3; Family Affair 8; Star Trek lS. S.JO--Adam 12 4: News 6 ; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam·12 13 6·1Xf--News 3,4,8.10, 13.15; Zoom 20,33. 6.30--NBC New s3,~, 15; ABC News 13: Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Carrascolendas 33. 7 Oil-Truth or Cons. 3: To Tell the Truth~ ; Lawrence Wetk 8; Bowling lor Dollars 6; Aviation Weather 33; News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 13; Family Affair 15; Ohio Journal 20 . ,, �9- The Datly Sentinel, Mtddleport P~ero) , 0 ~r1day, Marc h 19, 1976 @) 2 ~~NS 8 - The Datly Senttnel , Mtddlepori-Pomeroy, U , Fnday, March 19,1976 Notice of Appomtment Case- No 11H4 Estate of lube! Stmpsan Drce•sed Not.ce 1$ hereby g ven !hal Josep h E Beckwtth o t Apt 20JA Lakev i e w E st a tes F"arkersburg has been Wesr V• rg 'n•a duly appo1n ted E ~eculor of lhf> Estate o f I s abe l 5•mpson deceased late of Ra c 1ne Me•gs County O h iO Creditors are requ•red to Card of Thanks WE WI S H to ex. press our s1n cere and hearltel! lhnnks to re lat•ves an d f r tends tor the e•prc sston ot sym pat hy and k mdness shown dur f\9 the pass•ng ot our be loved husband and la ther Harold F Erlew •n e we apprec1ate all the beaul•ful floral of ter tngs and the f ood We also want to express spec tal thanks t o Rev George Hosch ar the pallbearers f 1fe th e1 r ci a ms w•lh scHd f,d uc ,a rv w•t h m four months Dated th s 15th day of Ma rch 1976 Mannmg D W e b ster Judge Court of Common Pleas 1 Il l 19 26 Probate (4) 2 ltc W1lcoxen Fune ra l Hom e and Blower Funer al Hom e May God bless each of you Mrs Charlotte Erlewtn e and chltd ren 3 1B Jlp 01V UIIO O ~----~- Notice AU CTION Pets Ho use CHI H UA H UA dogs 2 f ema l eS 6 mon th s o ld Phon e 742 Reg1stered Coll1e S tl!rdust Phone (6 14) 9B 5 4248 - ------ - - Ma tc h t USI off Rl 7 nea r Rock Sp r.n gs Ce met ery every Sunday 11 30 p m J 19 2tc Stu d K 109 SHOO TIN G M a t ch R v tt anel Gu n Club htgh powered 3 16 lfC r 1fl es 330 yards sc ope --stgh rs only 1 p m S unday Everyone AstroGrapt:l Barnoca Bade Osol For S~IUrdoy, Morch 20, 1876 ARIES tMorch 21 Aprol19) Be careful today not to be 1av1sh w1lh an opportun sl wh1le pass ng over one who IS tr uly deser v n9 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It m1ghl cost you more to do bus1 ness w1 th fr ends loday than With str angers because of you r reluctan ce to as k fo r better terms GEMINI (Moy 21 Juno 20) In SOCial SlluaiiOnS loday yo u II draw far more fav orable atten t1 o n b y unde rpl ayt ng everythm g CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) You may be tempted to make some deco rat1 ve changes at home toda y Be sure what you buy 1s somelhmg you can live Wtt h LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You could be d1sap po1nted today.:~ ! you expecl more fro m loved ones than they are able 10 deliver Be reasona ble VIRGO (Aug 23-Sopt 22) II yo u re conductmg an Important malfer today where a parlner 01 an assoc1a1e s nvolved spell everythmg out LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) Us ually you work well w1th olhers but toda y you re li kely to get better resu lts 1f you per form your tas ks alone SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) You may need some se lf d sc phne today to keep e)( tr <:~ vagan t tendenc1es m check Don t let temptat on overr de prudence SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Doc 21) You re far more resou rceful and have greater resolve than you re apt to credtt yourself w•th today Challenge awakens the real you CAPRICORN (Doc 22-Jon 19) You may have an opportunity today to do somethmg con struct1ve regardmg a secret amb1t on Kee p your mot•ves to you rself AQUARIUS (Jon 20 Fob 18) Be budget m1nded 1f you re 1n \IOIVed In SOCial aCtiVItieS With fnends today Let each pay his fa .r share PISCES (Fob 20-Morch 20) Goa ls w1t1 not be dented you to day 11 you re prepared to make the proper effort Gtve 11 your very best Th1 s commg year you are hke to put a greater emphasiS on partnersh p arrangements W1se1y selected allies could prove beneftctal to coll ecttve endeavors The Almaoar United Pren lnlei'DIItlooal Today IS Friday, March 19, Ute 79th day of 1976 WJUt 'JJfl to follow The moon IS approaching tis last quarter The mommg stars are Mercury and Venus The evening stars are Mars, Saturn and Juptter Those born on UtiS date are under Ute sil!ll of Pisces Famed ScOttish explorer David Livingstone was born March 19, 1813. On tbla day in history In 1108, the new Hotel Traymore in Atlantic City, N J., published this advertisement "Twenty-five private baths, capacity 450." In le17, Ute United States SUpreme Court ruled that the Adamaon Act was constitutional lt provided for an eighthour work day on American rallroada ln 1920, the Verutlles Treaty establiahlng the League of Nations was rejected by Ute United States' Senate. In 1142, aU men in the United Stales between the .... of 46 and .._.bout 13 million-were ordered to reglller w!tll draft bolrda for By nmrn•Jitary ~- 21C SHOOTIN G Pho ne 992 2265 Serv•ce va 3 18 3 19 6tp AKC w Phone DO-' l 882 2407 3 19 Jtc o ld Mason F nday 1 March 19 7 p m Cons 1gnments wel come 296 2 AKC RE G female Ch1hua t1Ua golden f awn S75 4 ye ars Mason Auc 110n w elco m ~ 3 19 2tc WILL 1n care for elder ly woman my nome Phon ~ 99'l7JIA 3 11 6t c MAKE SURE vou gel every poSS1ble deduc1 10n th1S year Have you r Fe deral a nd State Income Ta x ret urn by an acco unlanl Phone 992 61 13 I 71 S21c LEGAL NOTICE STER LIN G G NE VIl.: LE ha s been ordered to appear or plead by Apr I 18 19 76 to a compla n r f led n ( IV t Act1on No C2 76 100 n the Un1 ted Sta les 01S tn c1 Cou rr tor !h e Southern 0 s trtcl of Oil o Eas le r n 0 VlSIOn Un t!' d Stales of Ame nca Pla 1n l1ff v STERLIN G G NEV ILL E el a! Def end ants pray ng fo r for ec losure of a mor tgage recorded m Vol um e 123 page 143 of the mortgage recOrd s of Me1gs County Ohto wh ch mort gage deed 1S a !len on the fo llo wtng desc r bed re a l property sli ua ted n th e State of Oh10 County of Metg s and furt her descr1bed as follow s Sttua le tn the Vtllage of M1ddlepor1 MeJgS County Oh10 Bemg Lol No 79 and the southerly :10 feet of Lot No 80 1n Lower Po meroy now Midd lepor t OhtO Also !he eas ter ly one half of tha i port on of the alley wh1Ch •S conhguous w1th the weste rly bo undary Of the a bove descnbed re al estate SUbJ ect to water ltn e ea sement Deed Refer ence Volume 242 Pag e 1011 Me1gs County Deed Records The mortgagor and mor 1gage es a9ree that any rang es re frq;~e rators or carpet1ng purchased or ftnan ced m whole or m part wtth loa n funds w 11 be con s dered and conslrued as a part of the property cover-ed by th e mortgage P ROPER TY 102 Pa rk Sl re e1 Middleport Oh 10 45760 s Robert M Duncan Unrted Sta tes D15 lr ic t Judg e Dl 5 l2 19 26 ( 4l 2 9 6tc -NOTICE OF SALE The persona l property In the Estate of the la te wayne Chevalter Deceased who was a collector and dealer 1n an tl(lues Will be offe red for sale at a uct 1on at hts res den ce 1n the VIllage of Reeds vt!le Ohto commencmg at 10 00 AM on Tuesday Apn l 6th 1976 and Will contmue da lly thereaf!er until sold Numerous garden tools hand tillers lawn mowers planters roto ttller c ult1vator saws ladders wheelbarrows tubs jars refrigerator gas range oak k1tchen table plank chatrs hall ra c k chtna cabinet pitchers plates bowls spoon hold ers antique glassware both cut and pressed brass whis tle .n s ulators powder horn boot rack brass bell cow bell school bells butter mold sad trons cherry pie sate 15 011 lamps clocks library teb le gun rack ~2 cal 1ber revolver 2'l bolt achon nfle tnvets 2 lamps and brackets old thermometer stone jars and tugs oil lamps collect1on of bottles ant 1que dishes bottle caps thousends of other rtems of househOld goods effects furnlfure equipment end br lc a brae and a 1972 Pickup Truck w1th camper top tn excellent cond ition Terms of sale Cash In the event of Inc lement weather the sale may be postponed from day to Clay Edward Chevalier Adm tn1strator of the estate of Wayne Chevalier, Deceased Carnahan Auct,on service Aucf roneers (31 19 26 (4 ) 2 3tc PUBLIC NOTICE In followt ng Section 57 15 09 of the Ohio Revtsed Code the Board of Revtston h.eld lhe tr regular yearly meetmg 1n the Me1gs County Audttors Off1ce elec ting off1cers under Sec t1on 5715 09 of the Ohio Rev 1sed Cod e were a s follows George Coll tns Me 1gs County Trea s urer was elected Cha 1rman Howard E Frank Me1g s County Audtror serves as Secretary to th e Board In comp ltan ce w1th th iS Sect 1011 and Henry Wells serves a ~ the lh1rd member berng Prtstdent of !he Board o' County Comm iss roners The change In valua11on tor !he ta,.; year 1976 as th e law now reads Wtll only eff ec t those tax payers who have &dded new co nstruct1on The new con s tru ction picked up was dorte by !he county Audllor dur1ng !he la st three mon lhs of 1975 for Ihe ta x year 1976 Values on new construction Clln now be v'tewed at thr County Audllors Oft1 ce at any time Howard E Franlc Metgs County Audit or f? ) u Ul 'i 11 19 4tc ' For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds: For For Sale Rent WANT ADS INFORMATION 3 BEDRM house on 1662 COAL limesto ne and all ty pes DE AO LINCS Lincoln H•ll Sl25 per month of sa lt and rock sail for 1cc 1 P M Day O~.; f orr Celli (3041 7684041 and sno w removal Ex Publ ca110n celsror Sail Works East 3 14 6tp Monday Dead l tn t 9 Matn St Pomeroy Oht o Phone 997 389 1 E NJO Y gncious l!v1ng a1 ' "'CancellaltOn Manor m M1 d V1llage Corrrc110ns will be a c. 11 1 1tc ulcport for as low as S130 rep led un ttl 9 am tor per monrh w1th all Auto nay of Publl cat on ulliill!~5 pa1d Thcs(' REGULATIONS are brand new h1gh qua ltf'r' 1974 DAT SU N 8210 Fa!itback The Publish er reservt:>s apartments at pr ices vou 4 speed has r ad•a l l!fes he rtQh t to edit or re 1ecl can afford Your ren t tn AM F M stereo 8 track t1lce .tny aas det'med ob elud es month to month new Call Charlt e Matthew s ICC tona l The publish er teases all etec 11vmg 992 2257 wl11 no I be respon stble for c arpetrng rang e and 3 19 5tc mor e han one ln corr ec 1 re fr igerator fr ee trash 1n scr1 on PICkup, cable TV at you r SHARP 1967 Nova 2 dr hard RATES ex pense and on slle top 6 cyl automaltc new For w ant Ad Ser \lttc laundry fa clll lt es Con candy apple pa1nt Must see cen l$ per word one ven ten t to Shoppmg on Th1rd to apprectate S800 Phone nsert on and M1!1 Slreet s m M1d 949 1860 Mrnrmum Charge Sl 00 dlepor t See the manager at 3 19 Jlc 1.1 ce nts per word three R 1verslde Apartments or consec u ••ve msert•ons 992 3273 Fu rn shed c all 1968 CHEVY van wrth 1970 16 ce nts per word six apartments ar e also moto r 6 c yl carpeted r onsec ut 1ve mse r1rons available paneled stereo tape deck 15 Per Ce nl DISCOUn t on 2 2 781C F M rad io mag w~ ee l s tn pa1 d ads and ads paid good co ndt i iOn S I 300 w lhm 10 days Phon e 992 3710 CARD OF THANKS Homes 3 17 ~lp & OBITUARY -.1 00 for 50 wora 19 70 MOBILE home for sal e 2 1975 OLDSMOB ILE St arf~re n tn mum bedrm Partially t ur n1 shed mu t sell Call 997 7692 Ea ch add tHona l word 3 gas heat Ph one (3041 773 3 17 4tc r en 1s 5460 or 992 500 1 BLIND ADS 3 14 6tp fld d1 io nal 75c Charg e 1975 DAT SUN Model B 210 p.cr 1\dvert isemenl S3 ooo Phone 992 JA5J or 992 1974 SKYLI NE tr a il er bl ue OFF ICE HOURS 33e I and Wh1te furniShed $4 500 H10 am o 5 00pm 3 14 Ctc Or take over pavm ent ! llatly 8 30 am to 12 00 Phone 949 2860 Noon Saturday 197 3 CHEVY 1 1 ton PICkup 350 3 17 4t c Phone oc1ay 99'1 2156 p s p b automat ic S1 BOO Phone 991 3668 UNF URNI SHE D 14 x 70 3 14 Ct c mob1le home total elec 3 ton cenlra l a ir cond1t one r excellent condtl1on Phon e IIJ/1) CUl L/\ ~ "' Suprem e 6 FAMILY Garage Sale Sat 2.17 2684 or 2A1 2664 Phone Y97 J 11 0 March 20 9 a m on the 3 10 lfc J 17 J f c corner of 4th and Brown Mason w va Watch for 14 x 65 MOBILE home for sale S IQ OS For more mformat ion call Real Estate J 18 2tp 992 7~56 ----------3 11 4tp t 1\ RGE ho use n M ddl cport on corn er lot P r ced at Found ">7 ~0[) or w1ll tOflS der •radc 1973 14 x 70 TRAILER 3 Phon e 997 7f9! BLACK PON Y wear1ng blu e bedrooms 1 1 baths 3 1:1 Ctp ~aue r tound on Rt 143 Ass ume paymen ts Sll:l90 Ha rrt son vlll e Road at Lewis Phone 992 3388 BR HOME lUSt finiSh ed Sm 1th res tden ce Phone 992 3 19 4tp l rem od elmg Salem St 3le3 Rutland Phon e 742 :l306 3 15 6tc alter t p m or see Milo B Hutc hm son 10 9 tfc PUR EBR EO SALE Wes t V1rg1n1a Polled Hereford REOBONE c oon~ound male AssocH,tion wrll hold 9th TUPPER S PLAINS New 3 In La ngsvill e area Call 742 bedrm house s carpeted Annual Sale March 27 19 76 2848 or 992 789 4 R T range garage large lots at Jacksons Mill State 4 H Stewart FHA fma nc mg av alia ble Camp a t Weslon Oftermg 68 3 16 Ctp S21 900 Phon e (614 ) 661 head - 30 bu lls mostlv 63Q< breeding age and 38 heifers For tnformallon contact Jim J 14 26tp LOS T n Beec h Gro~e area Westfal l. Rt 1 Box 115 (R utland ) Buff COllie an Spencer W Va 25276 or ca ll 1< 1\CR E \ 7 qood wells 1 swers to Sparky Anyone (304) 927 2104 knowtng the wher eabouts of I)C' drn tra der W II sell w1th 3 19 lt c th1s dog please call 992 35 87 r r11l cr or w lh(lut Ca ll • or 742 2375 Reward offered t l Ri ter 1 p r 11 Prrcc •p SOO 3 19 6tc GUIT AR comp le te bed :10 for both girl s bike two 13tnch t1res 3 I ? 11 p 1 gallon tee cream freezer d 1shes of all k1nds and other Wanted m1sc Phone 742 2078 HOME for sale by private SE NIOR CITIZEN des1r es 2 19 1rc 31 acres 4 owner roo m board and laundry bedroom s ba rn on bl ac ktop Mus l be downsta irs room 30 INCH Kenmore ele c rang e road gas and waler Phone Call C C Cuckler 99 2 7244 Phone 992 616 2 919 2023 3 18 4tc 3 19 3tc 3 1 261p MUSI CIAN flddle Or 1973 HONDA road btke ex BEDRM home 1us l ce llent condlilon 3 900 3 f nished mandol in for youn9 Blue rem ode l1ng Sa lem Grass Band T1m1ng 1m miles lot of ex tras Phone Sl Rutland Phone 742 2306 IJOr tan t Ca ll 74:1 :1196 74222 11 after 5 pm ca ll after 4 p m or see Milo e 7 4'1 2201 3 17 61c Hulch tson 3 19 6tc 9 23 lfc GOO D hay never wet Phon e Help Wanted MODERN home m Chester 8 949 2523 rooms 2 bath s 2 porches 3 10 12t c FOREMAN WANTED We sun porc h ' ~ basement CIIV are seek1ng an experienced and we ll water na tura l gas s upervtsor for a 11ght CO I\ L fOR ~ fi LE C.:/\ B Coa l garage Pr~ced to sell Company I m le north ot assembly factory located 1n Phone (6141 985 4107 Ches h1re on Rt 7 P tck your GaHtpOiiS POint Pleasant 2 4 lfc own S20 per 1on Open 6 days area Must b e able to per wee k or ca !l ( 611 1 367 mOtl~i!lte employees and be 7330 for furth er tnform a t1o., qualtly c onSC IOU S Send I e7 resume to Pomt Pleasant Reg1ster 8o,.; P o 2 rn 1/lrgll B • Sr Broker elude past salary h1story TRUCK camper J6 ... 1es IOMechonlc Pomeroy 0 3 18 3t<! h1gh panelled with 11 IS hmge bad< door WI 1op Phonem 3325 vent and screens P hor e 99 2 PERSON to cook clean end 5258 care for s1ck woman L1v1ng I ACRE - 4 Brs, l'n 3 17 Jtc n s opt1onal Phone 992 ceramic baths F a otl fur 22 18 2 car garage nice ktf and 8 trac~ FM Stereo 3 18 31c TENNA rad1o comblnallon for car dm 1ng $25 000 Speakers mcluded uo REMODELED - Fone 3 SO MEO NE to work as II Fl'hone 949 2322 Brs wtth lots of storage he lper on a paper tube route 3 17 6t c about 5 hrs each afternoon and closets large bath, and eve nmg Call 992 2776 14 X CO RIBSTONE S ILO nat gas furnace garage after 7 JO p m EVERYTHING IN and garden 521 SOO 3 18 3tc CLUDEO Phone 949 2541 48 ACRES - Near Cool 3 16 Ole RE L IA BLE babvs1tter ville 8 rms 21 2 baths wanted tn Middleport area 1973 HONDA motorcycle 350 mod U kit hot water heat Phone 992 2'120 afl er 6 p m Ltke new crash bars and Basement anc.J barn 3 17 41c carr ter new t~res uoo $60,000 00 Phone 992 3459 arter 5 p m MIDDLEPORT 3 16 3t c Wanted To Buy Renewed 12 rms 2 baths MONROE Calculator 8 row large mod kit family rrn OLD furntture 1ce bO XPS S25 Tape recorde r with 2 and wood burnlr.g brass be ds old wall speakers SSO Phon e 992 tel ephones and parts Qr ftreplace $25 000 755 1 complete households Wr te 41ft ACRES- 8 rms bath 3 15 4tp M D Mil ler Rl 2 central a1r and heat 2 Pomeroy Oh10 Call 992 porches. city u1lltfles. 2 car 7760 IN DASH 23 channel CB 8 track AM FM radto c an 10 1 1< garage Sll 000 992 3965 NEW LISTING- Clean 6 TIM 6 E R lop pr1 ce ror 3 HI lfc rms bath city utillttes standmg 11mber Call (614 1 A46 8570 REGISTERED Polled garage on nice lot near 3 1 ttc Hereford bulls breeding stores $6 000 age Royal Oak Farms 992 We will get resulta tl 2671 ~ OIJTHERN ye ll ow p n e anyone can list with us 3 18 Jtc P OS IS Now buy1ng Se\lcral -------------Stl. es co n1ac t llurk c Par sons Bowlby Corp P EUREKA upr~ght sweeper $30 00 Call 742 2695 or 992 0 Box 39 Sp f' nCN W Vtl 6137 1~11 6 Phon e (301t 917 \:lSll or even ng s DOt 1 J5 1 16 Y t J 18 Jtc 3 17 \il p ---5 PIECE Hickory Family room set Custom mede ... A~ H pa1a tor a1 1 makes and canopy, appro,.; 15x 15 11 J models of mob1le homes HP Jet propelled outboard Phone area code 614 423 motor Foley Reel mower 9531 grlnd~r large McC ulloch 4 13 lrc c~ain saw Mac 1 10 Phon~ (614 ) 618 2166 For Rent 3 18 6tp JUST OFF RT 1 - 5 BR -- - - - - - --~- 4 ROOMS on East Matn St Phone 992 2381 balh (hoi water heat N G J STAR CRAFT Spring Sale on 4 18 Jtc mini motor homes trav el own well with water trailers and fold down s We soltner, paneling tile F URNISHED 2 bedrm sen servtce and quali ty carpellng 1 hilly acres apartment adults only an financing arranged Camp Conley Star Craft Sales R1 Middleport Phone 992 3874 fenced 1000 II road 62 North of Pt Pleasant W J 12 tfc lronlage --va CORNEA LOT- 1'1' slory J 16 41 C 3 AND J t<M turntshed and lrame • BR, bath, dlnong unfurn iShed apts Phone 992 r basement porches 5434 II 9 1 garage, llbout 112 acre , WE INStALL! ,..... Middleport COUNTRY Mobile Homf! !•j },. RT 143 - 2 acres close In, Par.k Rl 33 ten mites north waler available odeal lor of Pomeroy Large tots w1th COOP concrete patios sidewalks home or trailer ASKING Automollc W1t11 runners and off .stree t SO 000 (make an offer) Conditioner parkmg Phone 992 7479 SYRACUSE - Lot 80.90 ' 2 31 tfc BUY Modtl UCXXX, (newer hamel 1 story - - ------- -- ----210,1101 HOU SE 1n Chester Oh io frame 3 nice BR , bath NOW Wooklr Gr11n NeWly redecora ted fully carpeting. paneling tile AND Copecttr Ci'lrpet,.d mostly furnrlhed SAVE large garage, part 5hown 12 10 4 March 21th basement S22 sao Reasonable rent Call 1 13141 e66 1731 AT 143-1 1' oores, mlblle J 19 7tc wllh added rooms and garage, 2 or 3 BR, own and J BEORM hOUSe With bath In city water landscaped Rutland Phone 992 5858 3 9 lfc Close In POMEROY LANDMARk US ACRI!Saljusl Sl23 per •~- .lick C. nay, Mgr UNf-U rd I In acre. mlnerala, cf- to .. PlloM 992-1111 Pomeroy 'i IH cJrm newly recreation, some timber redecorated tully r.arpCted OTHER PROPERTIES TO Call In the early am 992 HAV ne'oter been wet Phone (614 1 318 620S after 6 p m CHOOSE PltOM 2281 2 27 lie 3 11 121p 2Utorm 2561 Sales Mobile PillA SHOP Call In orders and ptck up In twenty minutes Lauled 1tl29 lrd Street fhcine, Oh io Ph. 94~2404 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. OPEN TUES THRU SAT I JOTIIIIO 00 3 1? 1 mo WANT J nl 4 BISSELL BUILDERS Ph. (614) 985-4102 2-12-1 mo. 10 I mo From 1 shelf to a ttouse. all types ot building and remodeling from the foundo~tian up Add•flont, cu~etlnl) Pllnf1ng, ••ding, roo lng, paneling, paper nanginv etc Ph 949 102:3 or 143 2U7 - ~~ --- - - . Volunteer Fore Deportment will hold a con11gnment auctton at the ftre house louted tn Tuppers Platns Ohto on April 17th beg1nn1ng at to oo a m Ltst Watch for Items Later ,c .:_1 ~!'Jl~.'~ ~ I L:_JR~ :~Ytl of PH. 992-6173 3 18 1 3-17-1 mo mo - REMO DELING Plumbluu LUC KETT Farm Equipment hea t m~ and all rypes ot Wash1nglon St West general repair Work Albany Phone 1614) 698 3031 guaranteed :w years e'lt or 698 788\ perien ce Ph one 992 2409 2 18 261c 5 1 tfc EXCAVATING-- d~-; r C BRADFORD Auctioneer ba c khoe and drtc her Complete Serv ice Ph one Charle!i R Halfte ld Ba ck 949 24 87 or 9.49 2000 Racine Hoe Se rv 1ce Ru tland Oh o Ohio Cfll l Bradford Phone 742 2008 IO 9 lfc 113078tc o & D TRE E Tr j;,- mm9- 2o years expcnen ce In sured fr ee esll ma tes Ca ll 992 2384 or (6 14 l 698 725 7 Alban y 10 15 lfc SEW ING MACHINE Repairs serv1ce all rnakes 992 ·2284 The rabnc Shop Pomeroy Authorued Smger Sales and Se rv1ce we s harpen Sc issors J 29 lfc READY MIX CON-~t ~ delivered r1ghl to your pro tect Fa s t and easy Free estimates Phone ~92 3284 Goegleln Ready Mix Co Mlddltport Oh10 6 JO lfc - -- -- ----ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - Sweepers toasters ~rons all small appliances Lawn mower neKI to State High way Garage on Route 1 Ph one t.85 3825 4 16 tfc --"' ---SEPTIC TANK S cleaned Modern San1tat1 on 992 3954 or 992 7J49 9 18 tfc --- REO DOu l1meston e gravei and till dirt d eli ve red Fl'hone 8 II Pul ftns 992 2478 2 19 26tc - --- -CIO -odtf lObS -- ~ -- -tooflng PIU"I lmg hauling treework and mow 1nQ Call 992 740/f 3 2 26tc \111 ILL - - ----- ·- 0 D~LL- Al,nement located beh ind Rutland Grade School Tuneup breke s wheel ba1llncino altnement Phone 742 2004 11161fc EXC AVATING o~~,..._H;:;e-r ANO DOZER LARGE ANO SMALL SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED BILL PULLINS PHONE 992 2478 DAY OR NIGHT 2 22 S21p Wlt..L- do-rooilna --~n Slruct•on plumbing and heating No lob too lerge or too small Pl'\one 742 23AI l 19 26tc Carpeting 501 NYLON ' 99 .. : : •• • •• •• • ..l' <; • • ~ •• •• .:: • • RUTLAND FURNITURE : ··•••••·· : ........................... :: e 74Z 2ZI1 ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND CENTRAL REALTY CO. e Estate S.le ------ 5 ROOM house end bath on 150 x 100 ft lot located on 120 State St Pomeroy 56 000 Phone 992 5186 3 16 6tc HOME for lilt IPB(ious living room dining room 2 bedrm larue klfch•n tam fly room n•w baths priced to sell Phone 992 ,, )JU w. ' " ROOM 110use wtlh bath good to ca t1on Full basement l~l South Second, Mld.Ueport Phone 992 2265 3 7 t7 tp • ., ,4,·2311 ad to read SOLD · 4dr., pow., atr - - - - - '1995 P~. 98 HT Sed., pow., 4 Door, ' -'" ' 1973 FORD MAVERICK .... ________,_2295 4 dr sed 6 cy l auto P S Brougham1nt 1971 OIEVY IMPALA 4 DR ·----- '1395 N1 cc fnmlf y ca r 1970 PONT. VENTURA-- --- -----·---- '995 1 dr . '''! '"' loca ll Y ow ned good cond ll 1on Gas savmg, ,worktng man's cars' ' ' 1972 CHEVY VEGA -- -·- --- _s995 F. alr--- ~'1095 Ha tchtxtck 4 cvl ~ uto G T 1,72 AM HORNET---·-- ··--- '995 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto. - - - - - 1995 VW '895 1 V-8 aut0- - - - - - - - -'895 6 cyl auto runs good 2 Door Bug ___________ 1695 -------- :TRUCK~------- Dodge 1 1965 OIEVY VAN --·-· -------·------ -..'400 1973 OIEVY 350 V-8- .. ·--·--- ·--- s2295 Stand tr ans long wtde P B ton Truck, flat bed- - - - 12695 See one of these courleous salesmen Pete Burns, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Keebaugh Located on St. Rt 7 Twenty-et ght members an~ 00 Vlsttors att•311ded when +++ young people home to vtstt I know others have this problem How do you compensate for bemg the 65-year-old parents of a 21-year-old' - GRANDMA AGE DEAR GRANDMA AGE Perhaps tt's your VJewpomt more than your years that makes Ute difference Elders whO don't allow themselves to ' become rigid and closed are accepted by young people , no mauer what their age - H I DEAR HELEN My husband enhsted mUte navy after we 'd been married a while, and he keeps re-enhslmg I hardly ever see him and our teenage daughters scarcely know their father When he's home we fight so much that he refuses to eat my cooking He's afraid l'U_put something m it You can see UtiS doesn't lead to a happy married Ufe He tells me to find a boyfrtend and leave htm alone I can't even find a good job All I have ts an allotment check Should 1 hang on to that and forget the rest' - MRS ALONE DEAR MRS A U all you want m ltfe IS an allotment check - hang on But If you're acttvely unhappy wtUt your lot, then do something about tl 1 Which means-: Look for work and don't be ptcky Coosulla cou1111elor Make a declstorl and stop drifting Why waste your remaming years on an empty mamage• - H Good through Mar . 26, 1976 Chesfer, Mason Chapleo lo7, Order of the Eastern Star, was )Dnored by a Vlstt from worthy grand matron Guss•e M Casdorph and worUty grand patron John E ( Jack) Bogers recently 1n the Masomc Hail tn Mason Mrs Casdorph ts a member of T1skelwah Chapter 45, Otarleslon, and Boger s ts a member of West Ltberty Otapter No 51 , West Uberty , W Va Another spectal visttor was Henry R Craft, past grand patron and a member of Dunbar Chapter 133 who msttluted Mason chapter tn 196> Mason chapter offtcers and members rresent were Mary Jane t McDerrnttl, Oscar Casto, Barbara Dunn, Marlon Lee Ltlchfleld, Carol J Workman, Frances Jo MacKntght , Maxine Aldridge, Phyllis Gtlkey, Wanda Gabntsch 1Past Grand Ruth), Betty Fox, Jackie Anderson, Ann Blake, Jeanenne Johnson, Joy Freman, Nelhe Casto, Betty Rickard, Jacqqe Gabrltsch, Mary Thabet, Edna F Ro~LSh , Vtrgmta Sue Russell, lots Bwngardner, Ella Ford, Barbara McDaniel, Vtrgima Wtlson, Verite \Workman , Nancy VanMeter, Willtam Hussell and BUss Wilson Guests attending In addillon to those named were Ivai Wamsley ( who pro temmed as orgamst ), Mary Burcham, Janet! Capehart (past matron servtng as a chwrman ' of the General Grand Chotr who Will perform m Cleveland lhts summer ), Mar)Orte M Grueser Lowse H1ckrnan ~ Eva L Mtller, Vtrgtnta Neal, Karen Thomas Ctndy Zerkle , Frank Capeharl , Jr and Bernard Bur cham all of Pt Pleasant Chapter 75, Tiller Mar cum Janet Pyles, Verla H111ne slead and Jenny Vezc) . of Ma r cum Chapter Deicta Lacy Jeanette Menke , Mildred Pugh and Stanley Lacy (Grand Represenlaltve ) ol Wthamslown 58, Ehzabeth Poff and Donme Hill ( Grand Representative ) of Bttfahr l50 , Btlhe Deal Vtrguua Greathouse, Helen Jessup, Berneline Johnston Veva Keller, Belly Jean Vanover ( Grand Representative ), Sl Albans l9 Eva Hall, Naomi Layer (Grand Representative), V1rglrua E Nester (Deputy Instructor) of South Otarleston 131, Jewel Cresltp (Grand Ruth ) , Naomt Chapter 12, Grafton Juamla Graham ( Grand Representahve ), Mtlhe Penre and Barbara Whtle (Deputy Instructor) Thelma 24, Clendemn, Anme R Meadows (Grand Electa), Lomse McGr~or , Helen Troul, Mary Ann Spradling and Patrlcta Winter, Dunbar 133, Bell Bonor, Gloria C Bonor, Kitty Perry and Betty Bogers ( mslructor), West Uberty Sl, Gladys Chapman, Wanda Tenney (Associate Grand Matron) and Albert Tenney, Guyandolte 89 , Huntington, Euna Parsons (grand representative) and SEND SOMEONE THE BEAUTIFUL BREATH OF SPRING BOUQUET $10 Value Now $7!1) Delivered 59 N Second St Mtddleport, Ohto On e low 6 SMilH NELSON MOIDRS INC. 1971 Ford V8 Torino ••••••••••••• J1495 Or hardtop 1970condBuick Electra 4 Dr•••••••••• U595 Extra ntce 1970 Dodge CuskNn Pokra ••••••• '1395 2 OhiO Atr "YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER" Staats Parsons, Ripley 17, Vera Salmons, Kenova Ill, Marte Hawkins, Erma Yoho and Allen Hughes of Evangelme 172, Mtddleport, Oluo , Mary Hughes, Cheshire 4.'i0, Cheshtre, Oara Adams, Barbara Dugan , loretta K Hill, Eva Teaford, Charlotte L Wamsley and Carroll Teaford, Racme 134, Ractne, Sylvta Mtdktff and Ella Smtih, Pomeroy 186, Pomeroy, and Bonelva Estes, Covtngton 21, Covmgton, Vtrgnua Checks were presented to Ute worthy grand matron and worthy grand patron on behalf of lhetr pet pro,ects, Cancer Resear c h and ESTARL (e ducaltonal rrogr am ) The silver offermg of Ute mghl was donated to the Eastern Star Home tn Millwood, W Va A potluck dinner was enJoyed 1m- medtately IIEetmg followmg the V 8 4 dr sedan shows best of care 1972 Dodge VB Charger ••••••••••• 52295 2 Dr Hardtop A T CONCERT SLATED RACINE - A hght concert featurmg the Southern Htgh School Band and the SouUtern Jumor High School Band will he presented Tuesday , 7 JO P m at the high school Joy NOJTis, director, advtses that there wtll be no admtsston charge The pubhc ts mvtted P S Extra clean Special Clearance of ALL NEW Dem & Used 1975 models. ' MANY MORE SEE Fred Blaettnar, Pat Htll, Melvtn Utile, or Dan Thompson • PANCAKE SUPPER SALEM CENTER - A MarUta Washmgton pancake supper wtll be held Saturday, March Tl, from >to 8 p m at Ute Salem Center School The servmg wtll be by Coloma! Dames Cost ts $1 25 for adults a nd 7> cents lor chtldren Phone s. 3rcl 461 992-2196 Middleport NOTICE PROPOSED PLAN FOR SOCIAL SERVICES IN OHIO JULY I 1976 JUNE 30 1977 The Plan lor OhiO has been developed In accordance with Title XX ol1he Soctal Security Act enacted by Publoc Law 93 647 PUBLIC HEARING DATE (OHIO REVISED CODE 119 03) TIME PLACE Aprol 19 1976 9 30 AM HEARING ROOM FIRST FLOOR 30 E BROAD ST COLUMBUS PURPOSE The purpose ollhe plan os to provode Ohio with soc~l servtces that wtll enable resodenls of Ohto 10 restore maonlaon or omprove theor capabthttes for self support (Goal I) self sutftcteney (Goal II) to prevent or remedy neglect abuse or explotlal1on or to preserve famtltes {Goal Ill) to provide community based care (Goal IV) and where necessary to provtde tmproved mstttutmnat care (Goal V) Appllcallon lor socoal servoces woll be accepted by lhelocal County Welfare Department whoch has responsoboloty to admlnoster the servoce program under supervosoon ollhe Ohio Departmenl of Public Welfare SOCIAL SERVICE AdoptiOn Campe1sh1p STATUS M PERSONS• ELIGIBLE 1 23 4 0 STATUS SOCIAL SERVICE Foster Care for Children Guardtanshl M M C~h;o;;":::,-;;;-;:-;;;;;:;;:::--------+--);0:_--,--t_,-,---+-'H!!:e~all~hA!lated Servoces Consumer E~ucatton Counsel!no 0 M M 0 0 Home Oeltvered Con re ate Meals Homemaker/Home Health A1de PERSONS" ELIGIBLE 12 I234 Day Care lor Adults 0 Home Mana ement M Day Caoe for Chtldren (non WIN) M 124 Houson 0 1 Day Care for Choldren WIN M lnlormaloon and Relerral 12345 M Da Care for Choldren S ec Needs 0 Le al 0 M 1 23 46Oa Care for Ch1klren Protecllve 0 Ment Health/Retard Related Develo mental Serv1ces for Adults 0 Nutnt1onal 0 Develo mental Serv1ces for Ch1ldren 0 Other Educat anal Serv1ces 0 Emergency Shelter Care 0 Protective Pa ee M 1 ~mR_ment & Tra1nm non WIN M Protective Services for Ad ults M 1 2 345 Employment & Tratn m WIN M Protective ServiCes for Children M 12345 Fam111 Lote Educat~n 0 Resodenloal Trealmenl 0 Famtl Ptannm M 1 S ec1al Serv1ces for the Bhnd 0 Foster Care lor Adults M 1234 Transportation 0 M :::: Mandala!)' serv1ce Serv1ce must be oHered 1n 88 counttes 1n Oh1o to the persons ehg1ble as li sted Acounty may elecllo oHer th1s serv•ce to other ehgtble ~a rso n s 0 = Optional servtce that one or more counties have proposed to after ehgtble persons * Numbers rn lhts column relate lo Who Is Eligtble sectiOn below Who II Eligible Eltgoble persons onclude Aid lor Dependent Choldren (ADC) recopoents 2 Supplemental Secunty Income 1 I) recopoen1S Medtcatd Only rectptents whos:ross tamtty mcome IS no more lhan the oncome ot ellgtble persons In 14) or (6) 14) Income Elli)oble wtthoul a lee payment Example Fam11y of tou r wtth gross annual Income not exceedong SB 200 00 (I! ' (5) Persons m 1mmedtate danger need1ng protective serv•ces and persons needmg lntormatton and Refe rral Servtce as descnbed mthe Ohto CASP may be prov1ded w1thout regard to tam1ly mcome (6) In come elogoble wolh a tee paymen\ lor day care lor adults and chtldren homem aker chore lamtly planmng foster care for adults and mental health/mental retardation related servtce provtded gross famtly ~ncome tor a famtly of four ts nol over $12 100 or under S6 201 la Funding MaK1mum Federal allotment for Oh1o at th1s ttme would be about $127 750 000 ann ~ ally wolh the avBI Iab oloty of at least $42 000 000 on Stale and Local matching tunds The State Plan has the tollowmg esttmates based on currently Identifiable match 1ng State and local funds Esttmated Annual ExpendJtu re Federal Stale Local $170 333 333 $127 750 000 $ 30 131 560 $ 12 451 773 Public Rtvlew and Comment A perood lor publoc revoew and comment os beong provoded trom March 17 19761hrough May 1 1976 Vtsl1 your local County Welfare Department to v1ew the complete Stale Plan and your local counly plan Telephone your local Counly Weltare O.partmenllo requosl a detaoled summa.y wolhoul cost or lo arrange for purellase of the complele proposed CASP for $12 50 Me1gs County Welfare Departmenl 175 Race Street, Box 191 Middleport Phone 992 -2117 James A Rhodes Governor Slalo ol Ohio os. Open Evenmgs T1I6 . 00 Except Thurs and Sat. Tll5:00 PUBL~C 0 honored 1973veryPinto 2 Dr. ·················'2195 careful loca l owner m ileage 1973 Ford Maverick 2 Dr•••••••••• s2495 cyl auto trans except1onal All Work Done by N I ASE Cert Mechamcs Ph . 992-2174 Duster·········· .. ·'3095 4 Dr Sedan Sh~rlff s car Looks good FREE GREASE JOB AND FREE WASH Pomeroy ton P1ck up Reall y s harp 1974 Ford V8 Gran Torino·········'2995 4 Dr P S P B A T O'le owner 1974 Ford VB Custom 50() ••••••• 11995 ------ COUPON Wtth the Purchase of MAJOR TUNE UP l; :z 2 .-.._ bed ~·~0p':e:n:E:ve:n:'":gs:u:n:hl:6:'o:o-:T:I':s:p:m:,:sa:t=~--~- Mason Q ES DEllfl HELEN !Late m life we had a beaultful baby gtrl, lhts after our olhts's were nearly grown It wasn't easy ratsmg her m thisdepl-aved new soctety ' :WOOn she reached h1gh school, I saw a change She loved me~ but she lrted to keep her frtends from meeting me You _____ __ .. . . Tom of Lme Plymouth ~ 1974 Dr Hardtop POMEROY, OHIO RIGGS USED CARS ' You II l1ke Our Qualoly Way , of Doing Busoness " ~92 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy They're at Loggerheads ' DCAR HELEN I fmally agreed that I'd see a mamage counselor, so my wtfe set up an appomlment wtlh her psychologtst But tt turns out she 's a lady psy Naturally, she 'll take the female pomt of VI eW •I told my wife I'd see a man counselor or none, and she says she won 'I sw1tch Smce thiS ts supposed to be a Jomt un<jertakmg, where does that leave us' - HUSBAND OR ST\IBBORN WOMAN DEMR HUSBAND Back where you started at loggerheads Why don't you two fmd a husband-wtfe counselmg team ' jFallmg that, why don 't you reahzelhat a good psychologiSt do<f"'t • lake Sides," but hears you both out and gwdes you to"rrd yout own beat dec1s1ons' - H ~OMo~~~!vE~?!~.~. CO. l(ji\ Several other cars 1n stock at Rtggs See Ray Rtggs or Roger Riebel _ Karr & Van Zandt +~ + BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL - 560 N Second Sl Middleport Sit on tho large front porch and w~tch tho world go by step Inside lho Iorge foyer and teol the speciousness ol this thick walled brick home open si~lrway large living room with o llreplace' h formal dining room, big kitchen upstairs' lsug: bedrooms wllh • oun porch Plontr of room lor real living ala price roo con ~fiord Just 129 500 You will hove a home with prestige FOR SALE Call Jimmy Deem Bu1ck S.l. the :·Dad's" or "Mother's11 weekend, and she seldom brings fACRESOFWOODEDAAEA - Juslolf Union Ave A little dozer work and have a few home sites - S.C,OOO 00 W•nt thllt Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., a1r_ __ __ 11595 ~ow thai she's m college,lt's the same She doesn't mclude us, though she's wonderful to us at home We weren't mvited to UOOO 00- DON'T FLIP OUT This Is the right pr ice for lhls modern two bedroom home In the country near B~shan City water end natural gas Even a garden C. II for IPIIOfntment 1971 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE .. 4 Or 1974 Ford Four Wheel Dfive ••••••• J3995 ton low mileag e Shows good car 1973 GMC Sierra Grande:••••••••• 13495 1 /2 full y equ 1pt Toronado Custom 1 1 V roof opera wrndows fully equ tpt radtill ftres atr 12895 see,'I was 'grandmother age,'' and embarrassmg to her l 16 51p l '\71 I 90ACAESVACANT LAND-you would know spring Is here when you see this wide green valley With 1 brook running through II just perfect for a large l~ke wooded hollslde just crying lor a cabin • Here 5 scenery and seclusion at less than $300 per acre CALL QUICK POMEROY - High view low price, check this 3 bedroom home with large dining room living room wllh tlreploct, kitchen end bath. nat Ill'• lurnllure goes too one low price 17500 00 :n locall y owned il round f974 OLDS ...... _______ ------ -- -.. ··- '3895 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, an 12295 Olds Lux. Sed., full power, fact Sport Coupe 2 Dr slla rpest Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ____ 12695 I ~ SCENIC COUNTRY HOME- Well cared lor home In the country containing 2 bedrooms living roorn kitchen, small dintng room, bath nlc:e sun porch Als~ cellar and celler house, 2 garages and barn Thah nola II 37acres goes with II all over lOOking lhe beautolul Ohio River Belter coli quick Onl• $b,OOt ' ---- - - - - - - --..,.- r- R•l far FOR SAL& near Langsvlfle 5 room house root cellar with room over, 2 bey detach•d garage 1'.11 acres, no beth hot end cold water In kit chen L P gas f'ltat huters with houte Call 142 2819 arter5pm l 1771p 1 12695 ·Helen Help Us. • • •• •• •• 1973 OIEvY IMPALA ______ ·---·-----'2495 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, pow., atr----'1795 71 Mercury Comet 2 Dr., 6 cyl. std. __ _lll95 12 '•• S?f\Q5 V1sta cru1ser 9 pass wag on sun rooi a1r AMF M stereo rad tal ftres full y equipt ' p Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto. __ _._ __ '695 68 Pontiac Station Wagon ________ '795 1 66 Cadtllac Coupe DeVille-------195 • ~ \ FRIDAY TIL 8 •• ••. Close Sat. At 5 p.m. • • • :• • 1972 OLDS ........ ............... 'I EXTRA VALUE U99S atr, crut se control sharp 1 owner local car dark green l1ke new 1972 BUICK ~lVIERA .............. 3295 ~7 •' •' 3 s~ 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, pow., air ----'3495 ~8 .• .... ••• ..'• • 4 cy l 2 dr Coupe nuto P S P 8 fact cHr vmyl roof AM FM tape ;69 : Thursday 8 t1112 noon • 1974 VEGA HATDIBACK --- ------ 2295 1912 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM USED CARS BUY NOW FOR 4 door V 8 au tomat iC, P steenng and brakes factory 1 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass. ______ 13295 VO Olds ' - . .. : : 8:001ti5·0G 3 ' I • • • 75 Ford Granada 4 Dr., pow., air ____ ;4195 auto fact air lug rack woodgram lmn fancy wheel s d cyl Sf it wag !70 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 auto. - - - - - - 11595 ~ Mon ., Tues., Wed. utobl P S p B .11 r v rpo f crUise control, radtals dou e shilrP :70 Chev. Monte Carlo, pow., atr ____ 11995 ~ We ha l/e hundreds of carpel vetues Your job can be compl e ted m 1 to 2 we eks No long Wl!ll tlng IJenod pur mstal ler has 28 years experience Expert lns.Jalla l•on You !I l1ke what you get CALL 742 2211 TALK TO ~'<ENOELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT ..• • Square Yard RUBBER BACK 1421211 -!S14 FORD LTD 2 DR HL ...... '2995 1973 PINTO SQUIRE .............. 12295 72 72 72 ••' ; 75 Dodge Dart Swmger, slant 6, auto.- _13495 72 Buick Electra, V-top, pow ., air_ __ '' RUTLAND FURNITURE _s 1995 72 Chev. Vega HB Cpe., 4 speed, radio 11495 72 Bu1ck LS Cus. Con., power, atr___ 12895 • LET US DO IT!! Now accepting chents lor bookkeeping and tax servtce- EIIIV dr Sprl Coupe ?2 000 moles sharp & ready to .4 t C-20 PU, 4 wh. dr. ___ 15395 1 75 Mavenck 4 Dr., auto., P.S., P.B.-- 3195 74 VW Bus, 9 pass. ___________ 13695 73 Nova 2 Dr., V-8 auto. PS--- - - - 12595 73 Buick Luxus 4 Dr., pw~ atr~- --- 1 3395 EXCAVAll NG dozer IOit.~• and ba ckhoe work sept1c ta nks rnstallcd dump trucks and lo boys for hire wi ll ha ul f1ll c .rt top soli ltmestone and gravel . Ca ll Bob or Rog er Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone "' 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 lfc $4 197.. FORD·GRAN TORINO.:..... '4295 QO Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air __ 12495 75 Chev. r-------· lARRY WHOBREY PUBUC Aa:OUNTANT Orange Twp --- ~ - - - 2 19 1 mo . AUCTION SALE - - --------- --- ----------- Free esltmates on cu pettng and tnstallallon We' ll bnng samples to your home wtth no obhgalton See how you can rullv save Mike Young fMnoger Sales and lnstallaflon Rl l Pomeroy Ohoo 45769 Phone day or mght 614 t9l2'l06 1 14 1 mo atr __ 15495 70 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, pow., atr. __ WI LL TRIM or cui trees and shrubbery Phone 949 254!llil or 1.12 ]1 67 2 27 2 61 C o~ SLOAN'S CARPniNG CONSTRUCTION 71 BULK WATER ,AVAILABLE Tuppers Plains C~ester Water Distr ict now selling bul k water to lanks on truc ks at our new off•ce 1 Lo cated on St Rt 1 1 Mile North ot Eastern H lgh School Serve voursetf Otspenser Tak1ng quar ters only one at a It me for 250 g&!lons ot wat er Open a ti the Ttme tor your conven ience I J 1 lmo our prtces. Quality butlt homes Ntce lots available '" nece locations D&D . TO pow., 1974 PLY CUDA $2695 Dark maroon 'm1sh blk bucket vmyl seats rad10 V 8 eng ine automa tiC power steer 1ng good fires a sportsma n s dream 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVtlle, power, air-- 14795 1mo 3 1 advantage of Take For Sale For Sale Rutlana 7<42 2331 Roger Wamsley SAVE MONEY? LARRY LAVENDER Syracuse Oh1o Jn or TRADE R&J COINS Pomerov Ph ~·~ 2174 FREE ESTIMATES Blown Insula lion Servtces Ftnanetng Av••lable Blown tnto Watts & Atf1cs STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS Ph 73 Cadillac Elderado Cpe., Find bur ie d treasure Coins rlnts silver. gold coan a. Metll Oete(tors For Rent or For S.le Italian-Style Pizza For Sale TEAFORD USED CARS DAN THOMPSON I $2895 rad10 body mouldmgs w s w ltres It s ltke newwtfh less than S 200 m1les L~:::::::::::::::::::::;~~==::~~~~;;;;::~~====:::::::::=::::::~ SAM'S COINS BUY, SELL QUALITY I 1975 PINTO MPG Wh1fe 2 dr 4 speed trans Business Services Misc. Sales Lost VALUE RATED Pomeroy Motor Wr tten comments on the plan may be made to your County Welfare Department or 10 lhe Dovoslon of Soctal Servoces Ohoo Departmenl ol Public Welfare Comments and requesls may bo sen I !O Mrs Mold red Madoy Choel Dtv1s10n of Soctal Servtces Ohoo Oepartmenl ot Publoc Welfare 30ih Floor 30 Easl Broad Slreel Columbus Ohoo 43215 Raymo nd F McKenna 01fector Ohoo Department of PubliC Welfare �9- The Datly Sentinel, Mtddleport P~ero) , 0 ~r1day, Marc h 19, 1976 @) 2 ~~NS 8 - The Datly Senttnel , Mtddlepori-Pomeroy, U , Fnday, March 19,1976 Notice of Appomtment Case- No 11H4 Estate of lube! Stmpsan Drce•sed Not.ce 1$ hereby g ven !hal Josep h E Beckwtth o t Apt 20JA Lakev i e w E st a tes F"arkersburg has been Wesr V• rg 'n•a duly appo1n ted E ~eculor of lhf> Estate o f I s abe l 5•mpson deceased late of Ra c 1ne Me•gs County O h iO Creditors are requ•red to Card of Thanks WE WI S H to ex. press our s1n cere and hearltel! lhnnks to re lat•ves an d f r tends tor the e•prc sston ot sym pat hy and k mdness shown dur f\9 the pass•ng ot our be loved husband and la ther Harold F Erlew •n e we apprec1ate all the beaul•ful floral of ter tngs and the f ood We also want to express spec tal thanks t o Rev George Hosch ar the pallbearers f 1fe th e1 r ci a ms w•lh scHd f,d uc ,a rv w•t h m four months Dated th s 15th day of Ma rch 1976 Mannmg D W e b ster Judge Court of Common Pleas 1 Il l 19 26 Probate (4) 2 ltc W1lcoxen Fune ra l Hom e and Blower Funer al Hom e May God bless each of you Mrs Charlotte Erlewtn e and chltd ren 3 1B Jlp 01V UIIO O ~----~- Notice AU CTION Pets Ho use CHI H UA H UA dogs 2 f ema l eS 6 mon th s o ld Phon e 742 Reg1stered Coll1e S tl!rdust Phone (6 14) 9B 5 4248 - ------ - - Ma tc h t USI off Rl 7 nea r Rock Sp r.n gs Ce met ery every Sunday 11 30 p m J 19 2tc Stu d K 109 SHOO TIN G M a t ch R v tt anel Gu n Club htgh powered 3 16 lfC r 1fl es 330 yards sc ope --stgh rs only 1 p m S unday Everyone AstroGrapt:l Barnoca Bade Osol For S~IUrdoy, Morch 20, 1876 ARIES tMorch 21 Aprol19) Be careful today not to be 1av1sh w1lh an opportun sl wh1le pass ng over one who IS tr uly deser v n9 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It m1ghl cost you more to do bus1 ness w1 th fr ends loday than With str angers because of you r reluctan ce to as k fo r better terms GEMINI (Moy 21 Juno 20) In SOCial SlluaiiOnS loday yo u II draw far more fav orable atten t1 o n b y unde rpl ayt ng everythm g CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) You may be tempted to make some deco rat1 ve changes at home toda y Be sure what you buy 1s somelhmg you can live Wtt h LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You could be d1sap po1nted today.:~ ! you expecl more fro m loved ones than they are able 10 deliver Be reasona ble VIRGO (Aug 23-Sopt 22) II yo u re conductmg an Important malfer today where a parlner 01 an assoc1a1e s nvolved spell everythmg out LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) Us ually you work well w1th olhers but toda y you re li kely to get better resu lts 1f you per form your tas ks alone SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) You may need some se lf d sc phne today to keep e)( tr <:~ vagan t tendenc1es m check Don t let temptat on overr de prudence SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Doc 21) You re far more resou rceful and have greater resolve than you re apt to credtt yourself w•th today Challenge awakens the real you CAPRICORN (Doc 22-Jon 19) You may have an opportunity today to do somethmg con struct1ve regardmg a secret amb1t on Kee p your mot•ves to you rself AQUARIUS (Jon 20 Fob 18) Be budget m1nded 1f you re 1n \IOIVed In SOCial aCtiVItieS With fnends today Let each pay his fa .r share PISCES (Fob 20-Morch 20) Goa ls w1t1 not be dented you to day 11 you re prepared to make the proper effort Gtve 11 your very best Th1 s commg year you are hke to put a greater emphasiS on partnersh p arrangements W1se1y selected allies could prove beneftctal to coll ecttve endeavors The Almaoar United Pren lnlei'DIItlooal Today IS Friday, March 19, Ute 79th day of 1976 WJUt 'JJfl to follow The moon IS approaching tis last quarter The mommg stars are Mercury and Venus The evening stars are Mars, Saturn and Juptter Those born on UtiS date are under Ute sil!ll of Pisces Famed ScOttish explorer David Livingstone was born March 19, 1813. On tbla day in history In 1108, the new Hotel Traymore in Atlantic City, N J., published this advertisement "Twenty-five private baths, capacity 450." In le17, Ute United States SUpreme Court ruled that the Adamaon Act was constitutional lt provided for an eighthour work day on American rallroada ln 1920, the Verutlles Treaty establiahlng the League of Nations was rejected by Ute United States' Senate. In 1142, aU men in the United Stales between the .... of 46 and .._.bout 13 million-were ordered to reglller w!tll draft bolrda for By nmrn•Jitary ~- 21C SHOOTIN G Pho ne 992 2265 Serv•ce va 3 18 3 19 6tp AKC w Phone DO-' l 882 2407 3 19 Jtc o ld Mason F nday 1 March 19 7 p m Cons 1gnments wel come 296 2 AKC RE G female Ch1hua t1Ua golden f awn S75 4 ye ars Mason Auc 110n w elco m ~ 3 19 2tc WILL 1n care for elder ly woman my nome Phon ~ 99'l7JIA 3 11 6t c MAKE SURE vou gel every poSS1ble deduc1 10n th1S year Have you r Fe deral a nd State Income Ta x ret urn by an acco unlanl Phone 992 61 13 I 71 S21c LEGAL NOTICE STER LIN G G NE VIl.: LE ha s been ordered to appear or plead by Apr I 18 19 76 to a compla n r f led n ( IV t Act1on No C2 76 100 n the Un1 ted Sta les 01S tn c1 Cou rr tor !h e Southern 0 s trtcl of Oil o Eas le r n 0 VlSIOn Un t!' d Stales of Ame nca Pla 1n l1ff v STERLIN G G NEV ILL E el a! Def end ants pray ng fo r for ec losure of a mor tgage recorded m Vol um e 123 page 143 of the mortgage recOrd s of Me1gs County Ohto wh ch mort gage deed 1S a !len on the fo llo wtng desc r bed re a l property sli ua ted n th e State of Oh10 County of Metg s and furt her descr1bed as follow s Sttua le tn the Vtllage of M1ddlepor1 MeJgS County Oh10 Bemg Lol No 79 and the southerly :10 feet of Lot No 80 1n Lower Po meroy now Midd lepor t OhtO Also !he eas ter ly one half of tha i port on of the alley wh1Ch •S conhguous w1th the weste rly bo undary Of the a bove descnbed re al estate SUbJ ect to water ltn e ea sement Deed Refer ence Volume 242 Pag e 1011 Me1gs County Deed Records The mortgagor and mor 1gage es a9ree that any rang es re frq;~e rators or carpet1ng purchased or ftnan ced m whole or m part wtth loa n funds w 11 be con s dered and conslrued as a part of the property cover-ed by th e mortgage P ROPER TY 102 Pa rk Sl re e1 Middleport Oh 10 45760 s Robert M Duncan Unrted Sta tes D15 lr ic t Judg e Dl 5 l2 19 26 ( 4l 2 9 6tc -NOTICE OF SALE The persona l property In the Estate of the la te wayne Chevalter Deceased who was a collector and dealer 1n an tl(lues Will be offe red for sale at a uct 1on at hts res den ce 1n the VIllage of Reeds vt!le Ohto commencmg at 10 00 AM on Tuesday Apn l 6th 1976 and Will contmue da lly thereaf!er until sold Numerous garden tools hand tillers lawn mowers planters roto ttller c ult1vator saws ladders wheelbarrows tubs jars refrigerator gas range oak k1tchen table plank chatrs hall ra c k chtna cabinet pitchers plates bowls spoon hold ers antique glassware both cut and pressed brass whis tle .n s ulators powder horn boot rack brass bell cow bell school bells butter mold sad trons cherry pie sate 15 011 lamps clocks library teb le gun rack ~2 cal 1ber revolver 2'l bolt achon nfle tnvets 2 lamps and brackets old thermometer stone jars and tugs oil lamps collect1on of bottles ant 1que dishes bottle caps thousends of other rtems of househOld goods effects furnlfure equipment end br lc a brae and a 1972 Pickup Truck w1th camper top tn excellent cond ition Terms of sale Cash In the event of Inc lement weather the sale may be postponed from day to Clay Edward Chevalier Adm tn1strator of the estate of Wayne Chevalier, Deceased Carnahan Auct,on service Aucf roneers (31 19 26 (4 ) 2 3tc PUBLIC NOTICE In followt ng Section 57 15 09 of the Ohio Revtsed Code the Board of Revtston h.eld lhe tr regular yearly meetmg 1n the Me1gs County Audttors Off1ce elec ting off1cers under Sec t1on 5715 09 of the Ohio Rev 1sed Cod e were a s follows George Coll tns Me 1gs County Trea s urer was elected Cha 1rman Howard E Frank Me1g s County Audtror serves as Secretary to th e Board In comp ltan ce w1th th iS Sect 1011 and Henry Wells serves a ~ the lh1rd member berng Prtstdent of !he Board o' County Comm iss roners The change In valua11on tor !he ta,.; year 1976 as th e law now reads Wtll only eff ec t those tax payers who have &dded new co nstruct1on The new con s tru ction picked up was dorte by !he county Audllor dur1ng !he la st three mon lhs of 1975 for Ihe ta x year 1976 Values on new construction Clln now be v'tewed at thr County Audllors Oft1 ce at any time Howard E Franlc Metgs County Audit or f? ) u Ul 'i 11 19 4tc ' For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds: For For Sale Rent WANT ADS INFORMATION 3 BEDRM house on 1662 COAL limesto ne and all ty pes DE AO LINCS Lincoln H•ll Sl25 per month of sa lt and rock sail for 1cc 1 P M Day O~.; f orr Celli (3041 7684041 and sno w removal Ex Publ ca110n celsror Sail Works East 3 14 6tp Monday Dead l tn t 9 Matn St Pomeroy Oht o Phone 997 389 1 E NJO Y gncious l!v1ng a1 ' "'CancellaltOn Manor m M1 d V1llage Corrrc110ns will be a c. 11 1 1tc ulcport for as low as S130 rep led un ttl 9 am tor per monrh w1th all Auto nay of Publl cat on ulliill!~5 pa1d Thcs(' REGULATIONS are brand new h1gh qua ltf'r' 1974 DAT SU N 8210 Fa!itback The Publish er reservt:>s apartments at pr ices vou 4 speed has r ad•a l l!fes he rtQh t to edit or re 1ecl can afford Your ren t tn AM F M stereo 8 track t1lce .tny aas det'med ob elud es month to month new Call Charlt e Matthew s ICC tona l The publish er teases all etec 11vmg 992 2257 wl11 no I be respon stble for c arpetrng rang e and 3 19 5tc mor e han one ln corr ec 1 re fr igerator fr ee trash 1n scr1 on PICkup, cable TV at you r SHARP 1967 Nova 2 dr hard RATES ex pense and on slle top 6 cyl automaltc new For w ant Ad Ser \lttc laundry fa clll lt es Con candy apple pa1nt Must see cen l$ per word one ven ten t to Shoppmg on Th1rd to apprectate S800 Phone nsert on and M1!1 Slreet s m M1d 949 1860 Mrnrmum Charge Sl 00 dlepor t See the manager at 3 19 Jlc 1.1 ce nts per word three R 1verslde Apartments or consec u ••ve msert•ons 992 3273 Fu rn shed c all 1968 CHEVY van wrth 1970 16 ce nts per word six apartments ar e also moto r 6 c yl carpeted r onsec ut 1ve mse r1rons available paneled stereo tape deck 15 Per Ce nl DISCOUn t on 2 2 781C F M rad io mag w~ ee l s tn pa1 d ads and ads paid good co ndt i iOn S I 300 w lhm 10 days Phon e 992 3710 CARD OF THANKS Homes 3 17 ~lp & OBITUARY -.1 00 for 50 wora 19 70 MOBILE home for sal e 2 1975 OLDSMOB ILE St arf~re n tn mum bedrm Partially t ur n1 shed mu t sell Call 997 7692 Ea ch add tHona l word 3 gas heat Ph one (3041 773 3 17 4tc r en 1s 5460 or 992 500 1 BLIND ADS 3 14 6tp fld d1 io nal 75c Charg e 1975 DAT SUN Model B 210 p.cr 1\dvert isemenl S3 ooo Phone 992 JA5J or 992 1974 SKYLI NE tr a il er bl ue OFF ICE HOURS 33e I and Wh1te furniShed $4 500 H10 am o 5 00pm 3 14 Ctc Or take over pavm ent ! llatly 8 30 am to 12 00 Phone 949 2860 Noon Saturday 197 3 CHEVY 1 1 ton PICkup 350 3 17 4t c Phone oc1ay 99'1 2156 p s p b automat ic S1 BOO Phone 991 3668 UNF URNI SHE D 14 x 70 3 14 Ct c mob1le home total elec 3 ton cenlra l a ir cond1t one r excellent condtl1on Phon e IIJ/1) CUl L/\ ~ "' Suprem e 6 FAMILY Garage Sale Sat 2.17 2684 or 2A1 2664 Phone Y97 J 11 0 March 20 9 a m on the 3 10 lfc J 17 J f c corner of 4th and Brown Mason w va Watch for 14 x 65 MOBILE home for sale S IQ OS For more mformat ion call Real Estate J 18 2tp 992 7~56 ----------3 11 4tp t 1\ RGE ho use n M ddl cport on corn er lot P r ced at Found ">7 ~0[) or w1ll tOflS der •radc 1973 14 x 70 TRAILER 3 Phon e 997 7f9! BLACK PON Y wear1ng blu e bedrooms 1 1 baths 3 1:1 Ctp ~aue r tound on Rt 143 Ass ume paymen ts Sll:l90 Ha rrt son vlll e Road at Lewis Phone 992 3388 BR HOME lUSt finiSh ed Sm 1th res tden ce Phone 992 3 19 4tp l rem od elmg Salem St 3le3 Rutland Phon e 742 :l306 3 15 6tc alter t p m or see Milo B Hutc hm son 10 9 tfc PUR EBR EO SALE Wes t V1rg1n1a Polled Hereford REOBONE c oon~ound male AssocH,tion wrll hold 9th TUPPER S PLAINS New 3 In La ngsvill e area Call 742 bedrm house s carpeted Annual Sale March 27 19 76 2848 or 992 789 4 R T range garage large lots at Jacksons Mill State 4 H Stewart FHA fma nc mg av alia ble Camp a t Weslon Oftermg 68 3 16 Ctp S21 900 Phon e (614 ) 661 head - 30 bu lls mostlv 63Q< breeding age and 38 heifers For tnformallon contact Jim J 14 26tp LOS T n Beec h Gro~e area Westfal l. Rt 1 Box 115 (R utland ) Buff COllie an Spencer W Va 25276 or ca ll 1< 1\CR E \ 7 qood wells 1 swers to Sparky Anyone (304) 927 2104 knowtng the wher eabouts of I)C' drn tra der W II sell w1th 3 19 lt c th1s dog please call 992 35 87 r r11l cr or w lh(lut Ca ll • or 742 2375 Reward offered t l Ri ter 1 p r 11 Prrcc •p SOO 3 19 6tc GUIT AR comp le te bed :10 for both girl s bike two 13tnch t1res 3 I ? 11 p 1 gallon tee cream freezer d 1shes of all k1nds and other Wanted m1sc Phone 742 2078 HOME for sale by private SE NIOR CITIZEN des1r es 2 19 1rc 31 acres 4 owner roo m board and laundry bedroom s ba rn on bl ac ktop Mus l be downsta irs room 30 INCH Kenmore ele c rang e road gas and waler Phone Call C C Cuckler 99 2 7244 Phone 992 616 2 919 2023 3 18 4tc 3 19 3tc 3 1 261p MUSI CIAN flddle Or 1973 HONDA road btke ex BEDRM home 1us l ce llent condlilon 3 900 3 f nished mandol in for youn9 Blue rem ode l1ng Sa lem Grass Band T1m1ng 1m miles lot of ex tras Phone Sl Rutland Phone 742 2306 IJOr tan t Ca ll 74:1 :1196 74222 11 after 5 pm ca ll after 4 p m or see Milo e 7 4'1 2201 3 17 61c Hulch tson 3 19 6tc 9 23 lfc GOO D hay never wet Phon e Help Wanted MODERN home m Chester 8 949 2523 rooms 2 bath s 2 porches 3 10 12t c FOREMAN WANTED We sun porc h ' ~ basement CIIV are seek1ng an experienced and we ll water na tura l gas s upervtsor for a 11ght CO I\ L fOR ~ fi LE C.:/\ B Coa l garage Pr~ced to sell Company I m le north ot assembly factory located 1n Phone (6141 985 4107 Ches h1re on Rt 7 P tck your GaHtpOiiS POint Pleasant 2 4 lfc own S20 per 1on Open 6 days area Must b e able to per wee k or ca !l ( 611 1 367 mOtl~i!lte employees and be 7330 for furth er tnform a t1o., qualtly c onSC IOU S Send I e7 resume to Pomt Pleasant Reg1ster 8o,.; P o 2 rn 1/lrgll B • Sr Broker elude past salary h1story TRUCK camper J6 ... 1es IOMechonlc Pomeroy 0 3 18 3t<! h1gh panelled with 11 IS hmge bad< door WI 1op Phonem 3325 vent and screens P hor e 99 2 PERSON to cook clean end 5258 care for s1ck woman L1v1ng I ACRE - 4 Brs, l'n 3 17 Jtc n s opt1onal Phone 992 ceramic baths F a otl fur 22 18 2 car garage nice ktf and 8 trac~ FM Stereo 3 18 31c TENNA rad1o comblnallon for car dm 1ng $25 000 Speakers mcluded uo REMODELED - Fone 3 SO MEO NE to work as II Fl'hone 949 2322 Brs wtth lots of storage he lper on a paper tube route 3 17 6t c about 5 hrs each afternoon and closets large bath, and eve nmg Call 992 2776 14 X CO RIBSTONE S ILO nat gas furnace garage after 7 JO p m EVERYTHING IN and garden 521 SOO 3 18 3tc CLUDEO Phone 949 2541 48 ACRES - Near Cool 3 16 Ole RE L IA BLE babvs1tter ville 8 rms 21 2 baths wanted tn Middleport area 1973 HONDA motorcycle 350 mod U kit hot water heat Phone 992 2'120 afl er 6 p m Ltke new crash bars and Basement anc.J barn 3 17 41c carr ter new t~res uoo $60,000 00 Phone 992 3459 arter 5 p m MIDDLEPORT 3 16 3t c Wanted To Buy Renewed 12 rms 2 baths MONROE Calculator 8 row large mod kit family rrn OLD furntture 1ce bO XPS S25 Tape recorde r with 2 and wood burnlr.g brass be ds old wall speakers SSO Phon e 992 tel ephones and parts Qr ftreplace $25 000 755 1 complete households Wr te 41ft ACRES- 8 rms bath 3 15 4tp M D Mil ler Rl 2 central a1r and heat 2 Pomeroy Oh10 Call 992 porches. city u1lltfles. 2 car 7760 IN DASH 23 channel CB 8 track AM FM radto c an 10 1 1< garage Sll 000 992 3965 NEW LISTING- Clean 6 TIM 6 E R lop pr1 ce ror 3 HI lfc rms bath city utillttes standmg 11mber Call (614 1 A46 8570 REGISTERED Polled garage on nice lot near 3 1 ttc Hereford bulls breeding stores $6 000 age Royal Oak Farms 992 We will get resulta tl 2671 ~ OIJTHERN ye ll ow p n e anyone can list with us 3 18 Jtc P OS IS Now buy1ng Se\lcral -------------Stl. es co n1ac t llurk c Par sons Bowlby Corp P EUREKA upr~ght sweeper $30 00 Call 742 2695 or 992 0 Box 39 Sp f' nCN W Vtl 6137 1~11 6 Phon e (301t 917 \:lSll or even ng s DOt 1 J5 1 16 Y t J 18 Jtc 3 17 \il p ---5 PIECE Hickory Family room set Custom mede ... A~ H pa1a tor a1 1 makes and canopy, appro,.; 15x 15 11 J models of mob1le homes HP Jet propelled outboard Phone area code 614 423 motor Foley Reel mower 9531 grlnd~r large McC ulloch 4 13 lrc c~ain saw Mac 1 10 Phon~ (614 ) 618 2166 For Rent 3 18 6tp JUST OFF RT 1 - 5 BR -- - - - - - --~- 4 ROOMS on East Matn St Phone 992 2381 balh (hoi water heat N G J STAR CRAFT Spring Sale on 4 18 Jtc mini motor homes trav el own well with water trailers and fold down s We soltner, paneling tile F URNISHED 2 bedrm sen servtce and quali ty carpellng 1 hilly acres apartment adults only an financing arranged Camp Conley Star Craft Sales R1 Middleport Phone 992 3874 fenced 1000 II road 62 North of Pt Pleasant W J 12 tfc lronlage --va CORNEA LOT- 1'1' slory J 16 41 C 3 AND J t<M turntshed and lrame • BR, bath, dlnong unfurn iShed apts Phone 992 r basement porches 5434 II 9 1 garage, llbout 112 acre , WE INStALL! ,..... Middleport COUNTRY Mobile Homf! !•j },. RT 143 - 2 acres close In, Par.k Rl 33 ten mites north waler available odeal lor of Pomeroy Large tots w1th COOP concrete patios sidewalks home or trailer ASKING Automollc W1t11 runners and off .stree t SO 000 (make an offer) Conditioner parkmg Phone 992 7479 SYRACUSE - Lot 80.90 ' 2 31 tfc BUY Modtl UCXXX, (newer hamel 1 story - - ------- -- ----210,1101 HOU SE 1n Chester Oh io frame 3 nice BR , bath NOW Wooklr Gr11n NeWly redecora ted fully carpeting. paneling tile AND Copecttr Ci'lrpet,.d mostly furnrlhed SAVE large garage, part 5hown 12 10 4 March 21th basement S22 sao Reasonable rent Call 1 13141 e66 1731 AT 143-1 1' oores, mlblle J 19 7tc wllh added rooms and garage, 2 or 3 BR, own and J BEORM hOUSe With bath In city water landscaped Rutland Phone 992 5858 3 9 lfc Close In POMEROY LANDMARk US ACRI!Saljusl Sl23 per •~- .lick C. nay, Mgr UNf-U rd I In acre. mlnerala, cf- to .. PlloM 992-1111 Pomeroy 'i IH cJrm newly recreation, some timber redecorated tully r.arpCted OTHER PROPERTIES TO Call In the early am 992 HAV ne'oter been wet Phone (614 1 318 620S after 6 p m CHOOSE PltOM 2281 2 27 lie 3 11 121p 2Utorm 2561 Sales Mobile PillA SHOP Call In orders and ptck up In twenty minutes Lauled 1tl29 lrd Street fhcine, Oh io Ph. 94~2404 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. OPEN TUES THRU SAT I JOTIIIIO 00 3 1? 1 mo WANT J nl 4 BISSELL BUILDERS Ph. (614) 985-4102 2-12-1 mo. 10 I mo From 1 shelf to a ttouse. all types ot building and remodeling from the foundo~tian up Add•flont, cu~etlnl) Pllnf1ng, ••ding, roo lng, paneling, paper nanginv etc Ph 949 102:3 or 143 2U7 - ~~ --- - - . Volunteer Fore Deportment will hold a con11gnment auctton at the ftre house louted tn Tuppers Platns Ohto on April 17th beg1nn1ng at to oo a m Ltst Watch for Items Later ,c .:_1 ~!'Jl~.'~ ~ I L:_JR~ :~Ytl of PH. 992-6173 3 18 1 3-17-1 mo mo - REMO DELING Plumbluu LUC KETT Farm Equipment hea t m~ and all rypes ot Wash1nglon St West general repair Work Albany Phone 1614) 698 3031 guaranteed :w years e'lt or 698 788\ perien ce Ph one 992 2409 2 18 261c 5 1 tfc EXCAVATING-- d~-; r C BRADFORD Auctioneer ba c khoe and drtc her Complete Serv ice Ph one Charle!i R Halfte ld Ba ck 949 24 87 or 9.49 2000 Racine Hoe Se rv 1ce Ru tland Oh o Ohio Cfll l Bradford Phone 742 2008 IO 9 lfc 113078tc o & D TRE E Tr j;,- mm9- 2o years expcnen ce In sured fr ee esll ma tes Ca ll 992 2384 or (6 14 l 698 725 7 Alban y 10 15 lfc SEW ING MACHINE Repairs serv1ce all rnakes 992 ·2284 The rabnc Shop Pomeroy Authorued Smger Sales and Se rv1ce we s harpen Sc issors J 29 lfc READY MIX CON-~t ~ delivered r1ghl to your pro tect Fa s t and easy Free estimates Phone ~92 3284 Goegleln Ready Mix Co Mlddltport Oh10 6 JO lfc - -- -- ----ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - Sweepers toasters ~rons all small appliances Lawn mower neKI to State High way Garage on Route 1 Ph one t.85 3825 4 16 tfc --"' ---SEPTIC TANK S cleaned Modern San1tat1 on 992 3954 or 992 7J49 9 18 tfc --- REO DOu l1meston e gravei and till dirt d eli ve red Fl'hone 8 II Pul ftns 992 2478 2 19 26tc - --- -CIO -odtf lObS -- ~ -- -tooflng PIU"I lmg hauling treework and mow 1nQ Call 992 740/f 3 2 26tc \111 ILL - - ----- ·- 0 D~LL- Al,nement located beh ind Rutland Grade School Tuneup breke s wheel ba1llncino altnement Phone 742 2004 11161fc EXC AVATING o~~,..._H;:;e-r ANO DOZER LARGE ANO SMALL SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED BILL PULLINS PHONE 992 2478 DAY OR NIGHT 2 22 S21p Wlt..L- do-rooilna --~n Slruct•on plumbing and heating No lob too lerge or too small Pl'\one 742 23AI l 19 26tc Carpeting 501 NYLON ' 99 .. : : •• • •• •• • ..l' <; • • ~ •• •• .:: • • RUTLAND FURNITURE : ··•••••·· : ........................... :: e 74Z 2ZI1 ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND CENTRAL REALTY CO. e Estate S.le ------ 5 ROOM house end bath on 150 x 100 ft lot located on 120 State St Pomeroy 56 000 Phone 992 5186 3 16 6tc HOME for lilt IPB(ious living room dining room 2 bedrm larue klfch•n tam fly room n•w baths priced to sell Phone 992 ,, )JU w. ' " ROOM 110use wtlh bath good to ca t1on Full basement l~l South Second, Mld.Ueport Phone 992 2265 3 7 t7 tp • ., ,4,·2311 ad to read SOLD · 4dr., pow., atr - - - - - '1995 P~. 98 HT Sed., pow., 4 Door, ' -'" ' 1973 FORD MAVERICK .... ________,_2295 4 dr sed 6 cy l auto P S Brougham1nt 1971 OIEVY IMPALA 4 DR ·----- '1395 N1 cc fnmlf y ca r 1970 PONT. VENTURA-- --- -----·---- '995 1 dr . '''! '"' loca ll Y ow ned good cond ll 1on Gas savmg, ,worktng man's cars' ' ' 1972 CHEVY VEGA -- -·- --- _s995 F. alr--- ~'1095 Ha tchtxtck 4 cvl ~ uto G T 1,72 AM HORNET---·-- ··--- '995 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto. - - - - - 1995 VW '895 1 V-8 aut0- - - - - - - - -'895 6 cyl auto runs good 2 Door Bug ___________ 1695 -------- :TRUCK~------- Dodge 1 1965 OIEVY VAN --·-· -------·------ -..'400 1973 OIEVY 350 V-8- .. ·--·--- ·--- s2295 Stand tr ans long wtde P B ton Truck, flat bed- - - - 12695 See one of these courleous salesmen Pete Burns, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Keebaugh Located on St. Rt 7 Twenty-et ght members an~ 00 Vlsttors att•311ded when +++ young people home to vtstt I know others have this problem How do you compensate for bemg the 65-year-old parents of a 21-year-old' - GRANDMA AGE DEAR GRANDMA AGE Perhaps tt's your VJewpomt more than your years that makes Ute difference Elders whO don't allow themselves to ' become rigid and closed are accepted by young people , no mauer what their age - H I DEAR HELEN My husband enhsted mUte navy after we 'd been married a while, and he keeps re-enhslmg I hardly ever see him and our teenage daughters scarcely know their father When he's home we fight so much that he refuses to eat my cooking He's afraid l'U_put something m it You can see UtiS doesn't lead to a happy married Ufe He tells me to find a boyfrtend and leave htm alone I can't even find a good job All I have ts an allotment check Should 1 hang on to that and forget the rest' - MRS ALONE DEAR MRS A U all you want m ltfe IS an allotment check - hang on But If you're acttvely unhappy wtUt your lot, then do something about tl 1 Which means-: Look for work and don't be ptcky Coosulla cou1111elor Make a declstorl and stop drifting Why waste your remaming years on an empty mamage• - H Good through Mar . 26, 1976 Chesfer, Mason Chapleo lo7, Order of the Eastern Star, was )Dnored by a Vlstt from worthy grand matron Guss•e M Casdorph and worUty grand patron John E ( Jack) Bogers recently 1n the Masomc Hail tn Mason Mrs Casdorph ts a member of T1skelwah Chapter 45, Otarleslon, and Boger s ts a member of West Ltberty Otapter No 51 , West Uberty , W Va Another spectal visttor was Henry R Craft, past grand patron and a member of Dunbar Chapter 133 who msttluted Mason chapter tn 196> Mason chapter offtcers and members rresent were Mary Jane t McDerrnttl, Oscar Casto, Barbara Dunn, Marlon Lee Ltlchfleld, Carol J Workman, Frances Jo MacKntght , Maxine Aldridge, Phyllis Gtlkey, Wanda Gabntsch 1Past Grand Ruth), Betty Fox, Jackie Anderson, Ann Blake, Jeanenne Johnson, Joy Freman, Nelhe Casto, Betty Rickard, Jacqqe Gabrltsch, Mary Thabet, Edna F Ro~LSh , Vtrgmta Sue Russell, lots Bwngardner, Ella Ford, Barbara McDaniel, Vtrgima Wtlson, Verite \Workman , Nancy VanMeter, Willtam Hussell and BUss Wilson Guests attending In addillon to those named were Ivai Wamsley ( who pro temmed as orgamst ), Mary Burcham, Janet! Capehart (past matron servtng as a chwrman ' of the General Grand Chotr who Will perform m Cleveland lhts summer ), Mar)Orte M Grueser Lowse H1ckrnan ~ Eva L Mtller, Vtrgtnta Neal, Karen Thomas Ctndy Zerkle , Frank Capeharl , Jr and Bernard Bur cham all of Pt Pleasant Chapter 75, Tiller Mar cum Janet Pyles, Verla H111ne slead and Jenny Vezc) . of Ma r cum Chapter Deicta Lacy Jeanette Menke , Mildred Pugh and Stanley Lacy (Grand Represenlaltve ) ol Wthamslown 58, Ehzabeth Poff and Donme Hill ( Grand Representative ) of Bttfahr l50 , Btlhe Deal Vtrguua Greathouse, Helen Jessup, Berneline Johnston Veva Keller, Belly Jean Vanover ( Grand Representative ), Sl Albans l9 Eva Hall, Naomi Layer (Grand Representative), V1rglrua E Nester (Deputy Instructor) of South Otarleston 131, Jewel Cresltp (Grand Ruth ) , Naomt Chapter 12, Grafton Juamla Graham ( Grand Representahve ), Mtlhe Penre and Barbara Whtle (Deputy Instructor) Thelma 24, Clendemn, Anme R Meadows (Grand Electa), Lomse McGr~or , Helen Troul, Mary Ann Spradling and Patrlcta Winter, Dunbar 133, Bell Bonor, Gloria C Bonor, Kitty Perry and Betty Bogers ( mslructor), West Uberty Sl, Gladys Chapman, Wanda Tenney (Associate Grand Matron) and Albert Tenney, Guyandolte 89 , Huntington, Euna Parsons (grand representative) and SEND SOMEONE THE BEAUTIFUL BREATH OF SPRING BOUQUET $10 Value Now $7!1) Delivered 59 N Second St Mtddleport, Ohto On e low 6 SMilH NELSON MOIDRS INC. 1971 Ford V8 Torino ••••••••••••• J1495 Or hardtop 1970condBuick Electra 4 Dr•••••••••• U595 Extra ntce 1970 Dodge CuskNn Pokra ••••••• '1395 2 OhiO Atr "YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER" Staats Parsons, Ripley 17, Vera Salmons, Kenova Ill, Marte Hawkins, Erma Yoho and Allen Hughes of Evangelme 172, Mtddleport, Oluo , Mary Hughes, Cheshire 4.'i0, Cheshtre, Oara Adams, Barbara Dugan , loretta K Hill, Eva Teaford, Charlotte L Wamsley and Carroll Teaford, Racme 134, Ractne, Sylvta Mtdktff and Ella Smtih, Pomeroy 186, Pomeroy, and Bonelva Estes, Covtngton 21, Covmgton, Vtrgnua Checks were presented to Ute worthy grand matron and worthy grand patron on behalf of lhetr pet pro,ects, Cancer Resear c h and ESTARL (e ducaltonal rrogr am ) The silver offermg of Ute mghl was donated to the Eastern Star Home tn Millwood, W Va A potluck dinner was enJoyed 1m- medtately IIEetmg followmg the V 8 4 dr sedan shows best of care 1972 Dodge VB Charger ••••••••••• 52295 2 Dr Hardtop A T CONCERT SLATED RACINE - A hght concert featurmg the Southern Htgh School Band and the SouUtern Jumor High School Band will he presented Tuesday , 7 JO P m at the high school Joy NOJTis, director, advtses that there wtll be no admtsston charge The pubhc ts mvtted P S Extra clean Special Clearance of ALL NEW Dem & Used 1975 models. ' MANY MORE SEE Fred Blaettnar, Pat Htll, Melvtn Utile, or Dan Thompson • PANCAKE SUPPER SALEM CENTER - A MarUta Washmgton pancake supper wtll be held Saturday, March Tl, from >to 8 p m at Ute Salem Center School The servmg wtll be by Coloma! Dames Cost ts $1 25 for adults a nd 7> cents lor chtldren Phone s. 3rcl 461 992-2196 Middleport NOTICE PROPOSED PLAN FOR SOCIAL SERVICES IN OHIO JULY I 1976 JUNE 30 1977 The Plan lor OhiO has been developed In accordance with Title XX ol1he Soctal Security Act enacted by Publoc Law 93 647 PUBLIC HEARING DATE (OHIO REVISED CODE 119 03) TIME PLACE Aprol 19 1976 9 30 AM HEARING ROOM FIRST FLOOR 30 E BROAD ST COLUMBUS PURPOSE The purpose ollhe plan os to provode Ohio with soc~l servtces that wtll enable resodenls of Ohto 10 restore maonlaon or omprove theor capabthttes for self support (Goal I) self sutftcteney (Goal II) to prevent or remedy neglect abuse or explotlal1on or to preserve famtltes {Goal Ill) to provide community based care (Goal IV) and where necessary to provtde tmproved mstttutmnat care (Goal V) Appllcallon lor socoal servoces woll be accepted by lhelocal County Welfare Department whoch has responsoboloty to admlnoster the servoce program under supervosoon ollhe Ohio Departmenl of Public Welfare SOCIAL SERVICE AdoptiOn Campe1sh1p STATUS M PERSONS• ELIGIBLE 1 23 4 0 STATUS SOCIAL SERVICE Foster Care for Children Guardtanshl M M C~h;o;;":::,-;;;-;:-;;;;;:;;:::--------+--);0:_--,--t_,-,---+-'H!!:e~all~hA!lated Servoces Consumer E~ucatton Counsel!no 0 M M 0 0 Home Oeltvered Con re ate Meals Homemaker/Home Health A1de PERSONS" ELIGIBLE 12 I234 Day Care lor Adults 0 Home Mana ement M Day Caoe for Chtldren (non WIN) M 124 Houson 0 1 Day Care for Choldren WIN M lnlormaloon and Relerral 12345 M Da Care for Choldren S ec Needs 0 Le al 0 M 1 23 46Oa Care for Ch1klren Protecllve 0 Ment Health/Retard Related Develo mental Serv1ces for Adults 0 Nutnt1onal 0 Develo mental Serv1ces for Ch1ldren 0 Other Educat anal Serv1ces 0 Emergency Shelter Care 0 Protective Pa ee M 1 ~mR_ment & Tra1nm non WIN M Protective Services for Ad ults M 1 2 345 Employment & Tratn m WIN M Protective ServiCes for Children M 12345 Fam111 Lote Educat~n 0 Resodenloal Trealmenl 0 Famtl Ptannm M 1 S ec1al Serv1ces for the Bhnd 0 Foster Care lor Adults M 1234 Transportation 0 M :::: Mandala!)' serv1ce Serv1ce must be oHered 1n 88 counttes 1n Oh1o to the persons ehg1ble as li sted Acounty may elecllo oHer th1s serv•ce to other ehgtble ~a rso n s 0 = Optional servtce that one or more counties have proposed to after ehgtble persons * Numbers rn lhts column relate lo Who Is Eligtble sectiOn below Who II Eligible Eltgoble persons onclude Aid lor Dependent Choldren (ADC) recopoents 2 Supplemental Secunty Income 1 I) recopoen1S Medtcatd Only rectptents whos:ross tamtty mcome IS no more lhan the oncome ot ellgtble persons In 14) or (6) 14) Income Elli)oble wtthoul a lee payment Example Fam11y of tou r wtth gross annual Income not exceedong SB 200 00 (I! ' (5) Persons m 1mmedtate danger need1ng protective serv•ces and persons needmg lntormatton and Refe rral Servtce as descnbed mthe Ohto CASP may be prov1ded w1thout regard to tam1ly mcome (6) In come elogoble wolh a tee paymen\ lor day care lor adults and chtldren homem aker chore lamtly planmng foster care for adults and mental health/mental retardation related servtce provtded gross famtly ~ncome tor a famtly of four ts nol over $12 100 or under S6 201 la Funding MaK1mum Federal allotment for Oh1o at th1s ttme would be about $127 750 000 ann ~ ally wolh the avBI Iab oloty of at least $42 000 000 on Stale and Local matching tunds The State Plan has the tollowmg esttmates based on currently Identifiable match 1ng State and local funds Esttmated Annual ExpendJtu re Federal Stale Local $170 333 333 $127 750 000 $ 30 131 560 $ 12 451 773 Public Rtvlew and Comment A perood lor publoc revoew and comment os beong provoded trom March 17 19761hrough May 1 1976 Vtsl1 your local County Welfare Department to v1ew the complete Stale Plan and your local counly plan Telephone your local Counly Weltare O.partmenllo requosl a detaoled summa.y wolhoul cost or lo arrange for purellase of the complele proposed CASP for $12 50 Me1gs County Welfare Departmenl 175 Race Street, Box 191 Middleport Phone 992 -2117 James A Rhodes Governor Slalo ol Ohio os. Open Evenmgs T1I6 . 00 Except Thurs and Sat. Tll5:00 PUBL~C 0 honored 1973veryPinto 2 Dr. ·················'2195 careful loca l owner m ileage 1973 Ford Maverick 2 Dr•••••••••• s2495 cyl auto trans except1onal All Work Done by N I ASE Cert Mechamcs Ph . 992-2174 Duster·········· .. ·'3095 4 Dr Sedan Sh~rlff s car Looks good FREE GREASE JOB AND FREE WASH Pomeroy ton P1ck up Reall y s harp 1974 Ford V8 Gran Torino·········'2995 4 Dr P S P B A T O'le owner 1974 Ford VB Custom 50() ••••••• 11995 ------ COUPON Wtth the Purchase of MAJOR TUNE UP l; :z 2 .-.._ bed ~·~0p':e:n:E:ve:n:'":gs:u:n:hl:6:'o:o-:T:I':s:p:m:,:sa:t=~--~- Mason Q ES DEllfl HELEN !Late m life we had a beaultful baby gtrl, lhts after our olhts's were nearly grown It wasn't easy ratsmg her m thisdepl-aved new soctety ' :WOOn she reached h1gh school, I saw a change She loved me~ but she lrted to keep her frtends from meeting me You _____ __ .. . . Tom of Lme Plymouth ~ 1974 Dr Hardtop POMEROY, OHIO RIGGS USED CARS ' You II l1ke Our Qualoly Way , of Doing Busoness " ~92 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy They're at Loggerheads ' DCAR HELEN I fmally agreed that I'd see a mamage counselor, so my wtfe set up an appomlment wtlh her psychologtst But tt turns out she 's a lady psy Naturally, she 'll take the female pomt of VI eW •I told my wife I'd see a man counselor or none, and she says she won 'I sw1tch Smce thiS ts supposed to be a Jomt un<jertakmg, where does that leave us' - HUSBAND OR ST\IBBORN WOMAN DEMR HUSBAND Back where you started at loggerheads Why don't you two fmd a husband-wtfe counselmg team ' jFallmg that, why don 't you reahzelhat a good psychologiSt do<f"'t • lake Sides," but hears you both out and gwdes you to"rrd yout own beat dec1s1ons' - H ~OMo~~~!vE~?!~.~. CO. l(ji\ Several other cars 1n stock at Rtggs See Ray Rtggs or Roger Riebel _ Karr & Van Zandt +~ + BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL - 560 N Second Sl Middleport Sit on tho large front porch and w~tch tho world go by step Inside lho Iorge foyer and teol the speciousness ol this thick walled brick home open si~lrway large living room with o llreplace' h formal dining room, big kitchen upstairs' lsug: bedrooms wllh • oun porch Plontr of room lor real living ala price roo con ~fiord Just 129 500 You will hove a home with prestige FOR SALE Call Jimmy Deem Bu1ck S.l. the :·Dad's" or "Mother's11 weekend, and she seldom brings fACRESOFWOODEDAAEA - Juslolf Union Ave A little dozer work and have a few home sites - S.C,OOO 00 W•nt thllt Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., a1r_ __ __ 11595 ~ow thai she's m college,lt's the same She doesn't mclude us, though she's wonderful to us at home We weren't mvited to UOOO 00- DON'T FLIP OUT This Is the right pr ice for lhls modern two bedroom home In the country near B~shan City water end natural gas Even a garden C. II for IPIIOfntment 1971 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE .. 4 Or 1974 Ford Four Wheel Dfive ••••••• J3995 ton low mileag e Shows good car 1973 GMC Sierra Grande:••••••••• 13495 1 /2 full y equ 1pt Toronado Custom 1 1 V roof opera wrndows fully equ tpt radtill ftres atr 12895 see,'I was 'grandmother age,'' and embarrassmg to her l 16 51p l '\71 I 90ACAESVACANT LAND-you would know spring Is here when you see this wide green valley With 1 brook running through II just perfect for a large l~ke wooded hollslde just crying lor a cabin • Here 5 scenery and seclusion at less than $300 per acre CALL QUICK POMEROY - High view low price, check this 3 bedroom home with large dining room living room wllh tlreploct, kitchen end bath. nat Ill'• lurnllure goes too one low price 17500 00 :n locall y owned il round f974 OLDS ...... _______ ------ -- -.. ··- '3895 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, an 12295 Olds Lux. Sed., full power, fact Sport Coupe 2 Dr slla rpest Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ____ 12695 I ~ SCENIC COUNTRY HOME- Well cared lor home In the country containing 2 bedrooms living roorn kitchen, small dintng room, bath nlc:e sun porch Als~ cellar and celler house, 2 garages and barn Thah nola II 37acres goes with II all over lOOking lhe beautolul Ohio River Belter coli quick Onl• $b,OOt ' ---- - - - - - - --..,.- r- R•l far FOR SAL& near Langsvlfle 5 room house root cellar with room over, 2 bey detach•d garage 1'.11 acres, no beth hot end cold water In kit chen L P gas f'ltat huters with houte Call 142 2819 arter5pm l 1771p 1 12695 ·Helen Help Us. • • •• •• •• 1973 OIEvY IMPALA ______ ·---·-----'2495 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, pow., atr----'1795 71 Mercury Comet 2 Dr., 6 cyl. std. __ _lll95 12 '•• S?f\Q5 V1sta cru1ser 9 pass wag on sun rooi a1r AMF M stereo rad tal ftres full y equipt ' p Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto. __ _._ __ '695 68 Pontiac Station Wagon ________ '795 1 66 Cadtllac Coupe DeVille-------195 • ~ \ FRIDAY TIL 8 •• ••. Close Sat. At 5 p.m. • • • :• • 1972 OLDS ........ ............... 'I EXTRA VALUE U99S atr, crut se control sharp 1 owner local car dark green l1ke new 1972 BUICK ~lVIERA .............. 3295 ~7 •' •' 3 s~ 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, pow., air ----'3495 ~8 .• .... ••• ..'• • 4 cy l 2 dr Coupe nuto P S P 8 fact cHr vmyl roof AM FM tape ;69 : Thursday 8 t1112 noon • 1974 VEGA HATDIBACK --- ------ 2295 1912 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM USED CARS BUY NOW FOR 4 door V 8 au tomat iC, P steenng and brakes factory 1 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass. ______ 13295 VO Olds ' - . .. : : 8:001ti5·0G 3 ' I • • • 75 Ford Granada 4 Dr., pow., air ____ ;4195 auto fact air lug rack woodgram lmn fancy wheel s d cyl Sf it wag !70 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 auto. - - - - - - 11595 ~ Mon ., Tues., Wed. utobl P S p B .11 r v rpo f crUise control, radtals dou e shilrP :70 Chev. Monte Carlo, pow., atr ____ 11995 ~ We ha l/e hundreds of carpel vetues Your job can be compl e ted m 1 to 2 we eks No long Wl!ll tlng IJenod pur mstal ler has 28 years experience Expert lns.Jalla l•on You !I l1ke what you get CALL 742 2211 TALK TO ~'<ENOELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT ..• • Square Yard RUBBER BACK 1421211 -!S14 FORD LTD 2 DR HL ...... '2995 1973 PINTO SQUIRE .............. 12295 72 72 72 ••' ; 75 Dodge Dart Swmger, slant 6, auto.- _13495 72 Buick Electra, V-top, pow ., air_ __ '' RUTLAND FURNITURE _s 1995 72 Chev. Vega HB Cpe., 4 speed, radio 11495 72 Bu1ck LS Cus. Con., power, atr___ 12895 • LET US DO IT!! Now accepting chents lor bookkeeping and tax servtce- EIIIV dr Sprl Coupe ?2 000 moles sharp & ready to .4 t C-20 PU, 4 wh. dr. ___ 15395 1 75 Mavenck 4 Dr., auto., P.S., P.B.-- 3195 74 VW Bus, 9 pass. ___________ 13695 73 Nova 2 Dr., V-8 auto. PS--- - - - 12595 73 Buick Luxus 4 Dr., pw~ atr~- --- 1 3395 EXCAVAll NG dozer IOit.~• and ba ckhoe work sept1c ta nks rnstallcd dump trucks and lo boys for hire wi ll ha ul f1ll c .rt top soli ltmestone and gravel . Ca ll Bob or Rog er Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone "' 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 lfc $4 197.. FORD·GRAN TORINO.:..... '4295 QO Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air __ 12495 75 Chev. r-------· lARRY WHOBREY PUBUC Aa:OUNTANT Orange Twp --- ~ - - - 2 19 1 mo . AUCTION SALE - - --------- --- ----------- Free esltmates on cu pettng and tnstallallon We' ll bnng samples to your home wtth no obhgalton See how you can rullv save Mike Young fMnoger Sales and lnstallaflon Rl l Pomeroy Ohoo 45769 Phone day or mght 614 t9l2'l06 1 14 1 mo atr __ 15495 70 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, pow., atr. __ WI LL TRIM or cui trees and shrubbery Phone 949 254!llil or 1.12 ]1 67 2 27 2 61 C o~ SLOAN'S CARPniNG CONSTRUCTION 71 BULK WATER ,AVAILABLE Tuppers Plains C~ester Water Distr ict now selling bul k water to lanks on truc ks at our new off•ce 1 Lo cated on St Rt 1 1 Mile North ot Eastern H lgh School Serve voursetf Otspenser Tak1ng quar ters only one at a It me for 250 g&!lons ot wat er Open a ti the Ttme tor your conven ience I J 1 lmo our prtces. Quality butlt homes Ntce lots available '" nece locations D&D . TO pow., 1974 PLY CUDA $2695 Dark maroon 'm1sh blk bucket vmyl seats rad10 V 8 eng ine automa tiC power steer 1ng good fires a sportsma n s dream 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVtlle, power, air-- 14795 1mo 3 1 advantage of Take For Sale For Sale Rutlana 7<42 2331 Roger Wamsley SAVE MONEY? LARRY LAVENDER Syracuse Oh1o Jn or TRADE R&J COINS Pomerov Ph ~·~ 2174 FREE ESTIMATES Blown Insula lion Servtces Ftnanetng Av••lable Blown tnto Watts & Atf1cs STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS Ph 73 Cadillac Elderado Cpe., Find bur ie d treasure Coins rlnts silver. gold coan a. Metll Oete(tors For Rent or For S.le Italian-Style Pizza For Sale TEAFORD USED CARS DAN THOMPSON I $2895 rad10 body mouldmgs w s w ltres It s ltke newwtfh less than S 200 m1les L~:::::::::::::::::::::;~~==::~~~~;;;;::~~====:::::::::=::::::~ SAM'S COINS BUY, SELL QUALITY I 1975 PINTO MPG Wh1fe 2 dr 4 speed trans Business Services Misc. Sales Lost VALUE RATED Pomeroy Motor Wr tten comments on the plan may be made to your County Welfare Department or 10 lhe Dovoslon of Soctal Servoces Ohoo Departmenl ol Public Welfare Comments and requesls may bo sen I !O Mrs Mold red Madoy Choel Dtv1s10n of Soctal Servtces Ohoo Oepartmenl ot Publoc Welfare 30ih Floor 30 Easl Broad Slreel Columbus Ohoo 43215 Raymo nd F McKenna 01fector Ohoo Department of PubliC Welfare �-. 10 _ 1'he ()aily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, March 19,1976 Another Good Buv Tne Meigs Girls Softball were From BAKER'S ---------------------------,I Local·notices, briefs BUDGET SHOP released on recognizance bonds pending recelpt of probat ion repor-ts and sentencing . League, junior and senior divisions. will meet Sunday. March 21, at 6 p.m. at the Royal Crown Bottling Co. Area Deaths Homer S. Carman. 78, of West Main St ,. Pomeroy , 269 Court. Food Company for many years. He was born July 30, THE POMEROY E-R unit went to Tuppers Plains at 10 : 46 p.m . Thursday for Lydia Swain who wils Itt with 1897 the son of th~ late John Project PEP taken to Holzer Medical Center. p.m. Saturd~y at Royal Oak Park , four miles north of Pomeroy , off Route 1. · WAYNE HUBBARD AND Homer Miller were arraigned Thursday before M eigs County Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon on d1arges of receiving stolen property . Bolh pleaded gullly and both Were Celebratin' the "Wearin' of the Green" With A ... . We ' re selling money! During Pomeroy · National Bank's Money Sale you can save 15 percent of the normal finance charge on any installment loan of $1000 or more. And that's ·for the duration of the loan . Pomeroy N<Jtion<JI 's Money Sale applies to all kinds of loans. Auto loans. Personal loans. Home improvement loans . Home furnishing loans. Vacation loans. Boat loans. Consolidation there others? involve Meigs County parents in the reading instruction of , their children, "Project PEP" (for Parent Education Program), has been described in the April issue of The Reading Teacher, a JI'Ofessional journal devoted to elementary reading instruction. The article was written by David R. McWilliams, assistant director of the Ohio University Teacher Corps Project, and Patricia M. Cunningham, now director of reading for the Alamance County, North Carolina, Schools. McWilliams resides in Rutland. Project PEP was designed to show p~rents in the community how to help their school age children benefit from reading instruction in the . schools and how to provide a home environment that would help . their IJ'OSChoolers develop those readiness skiiJs expected of a beginning reader . The article describes how the program overcame various problems, including getting the active participation of parents. The Reading ,Teacher with a circulation of 50,000, is published by the International Reading Assn., a nonprofit professional associ a lion with 65,000 members in 75 countries. Six hills thrown out by court Of The .Normal Finance Charge! loans. Are So. if you are planriin\j 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 oi $1000 or more. It's here ... the big Money Sale. At Pomeroy National Bank!!! St. Patrick's is a friendly day .•. A day to slop awhile Carman . He COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Supreme Court ruled today six bills rammed through the Democr~tic controlled General Assembly in the week before former Gov . John J. Gilligan left office were Invalid because they were no! signed by then Lt. Gov. John Brown who was presiding officer of the stale Senate. · The bills, including one that realigned the state's. congressional districts, were passed after the new legislature was sworn into office In January, 1975, one week before Gilligan, a Democrat, left office. The majority opinion in the 6-1 decision by the high court said presiding officers of both the House and Senate must sign all bills before they are presented to the governor. "This is not only ministerial duty, it is mandatory," the court said. The court said if Democratic legislative leaders were afraid thai Brown, a Republican, would not have signed the bills they should have obtained a court order forcing him to do so. Funeral servi ces will be Home in Middleport. held Sunday al 3 p.m. at · Ewing Chapel with buri al In Carlelon Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 this evening . GLENNA M. HEFF . Glenna M. Heff , 82, who died In Bucyrus Tuesday, was born June 2, 1893 in Pomeroy , the daughter of the late James and Margaret Swager Jenkinson. She moved fr.om Pomeroy , to Buty rus in 1942. She was a member of the First Christian Church in Bucyrus. She was also preceded In death by three brothers and three sisters. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs . T. H. IQuen) IDA C. STANLEY Mrs. Ida C. Stanley, 74 w ife of Herbert C. Stanlev , died ear ly fhis morning in Holzer Med ical Cent.er. She was an employe of the State Welfare Department in Mason County, placing children In homes tor 40 years . Funeral services will be conducted Svnday at 1: lO p.m. from the Wll cox;en Funeral Home with the Rev . Bryan Blair offlclat(ng . In · terment will be in CLASS AA At New Concord Visitation hours at the funeral home are from 7 to 9 p.r;n. Saturday . Mrs . Stanley was a member of the Point Pleasant Women's Club and was acti ve i n many civic New Concord Glen n Martin s Ferry 30 ADMITTED - Ruth Smith, Racine; Janice Salser, Racine ; Herbert Whaley, Shade; Orion Darrah; Racine; Terry George , Middleport ; Louise McElhinney , Middleport; Robert Brown, Pomeroy ; Joy Neutzling; Pomeroy; Scottie Queen, Middleport. DISCHARGED - Leondus Lee, Ralph Parcell, · Reva Johnson, Nancy Freeman , Juanita Ferrell, Mary Fowler, James Riffle, Harold · King, David Donohue, Peggy Reilmire , Peter Chase, Charles Young. Thurman ; NOW YOU KNOW The only case in history jn which a dead language haS been resurrected is the caso of Hebrew which had been otil of use for 2,300 years before the Jews in Israel claimed II for their own . Open Tonight Until 8 Save This Weelcend On COORD INATE SPORTSWEAR pomeroy rutland tuppers plains pomeroy· nationa bank the bank of the century established 1872 { I . Entire Stoclc Included By RiCK DU BROW SAN FRANC!SOO (UP! ) - Patricia Hearst Saturday was found guilty of the Hibernia Bank robbery by a jury that deliberated only 12 hours. The verdict was read in a sealed courtroom by clerk Gene Driscoll, after he had been handed the jury's written verdict by the foreman and showed it to U.S.. District Judge Oliver J. Carter. Miss Hearst, who had entered the courtroom smiling minutes before; showed no irrunediate emotion when the verdict The jury reached its verdict at 3:38p.m. after deliberating since it received the case at 10:48 .a.m. Friday morning. The jury's nearness to a verdict was indicated Open Saturday 9: 30 to 5 P.M. - Elberfelds In Pomeroy .., unfair anti..competitive actions, and ownership of domestic coal production by a iimled nun\ber ·or companies and their interrelation with oil and gas firms. Included in the study will be the nature (Continued on page 2) WESLI::Y A. BUEHL at the lunch hour when it sent out for food, · instead of taking a break. The jurors entered the tension-filled courtroom with a solemn appearance. They listened quleUy as the verdict was announced. Bailey said he wanted the jury polled. Each was asked for the verdict. They all answered in the affirmative. The clerk asked: " Is the verdict as read as to count one and count two of the indictment your verdict?" There were 12 Buehl wants to return ·as county's engineer POMEROY - Wesley A. Buehl, incwnbent, Friday filed his petition of candidacy to run for the nomination as "yes" responses . Then the judge asked Bailey if he wanted a separate poll. He said that was adequate. The judge suggested April 12 for judgment and sentence. Bailey said he preferred Aprill9. The judge approved the (Continued on page 2) to two consecutive state championships during the 1973-74-75 seasons In lil74, Phelps received a certificate under the Division of Mental Retardation and is currently completing M8sler's Degree in Educational Administration at Xavier University, Cincinnati. Mr. Barton has served the school as its (Continued on page 2) • tmes flw-ries northeast and partly cloudy elsewhere Sunday night. Lows from the teens to' low ' 20s. Partly sunny Monday. NO. 8 team Republican candidate !or Meigs CoWJty Engineer. Central committee candidates filing Friday were HeiU'y Hunter, North Otester Precinct; David Brickles, West Bedford, and Lewis Long, Middleport Third Ward. All are Democrats. Filing deadline for county posts and central committee positions is 4 p.m. on March 25. Weather VO. 11 C!iESHffiE - I.Dren D. Ph<ilps, Marion, has asswned the superintendency ol the Guiding Hand School here replacing Gary Barton who resigned to accept a similar position in Fulton County. Phelps began his duties March B. , lfe graduated from Muskingum ()>liege majoring in physical education and health. He was a member of the varsity basketball squad during his four years and was elected c~a ptaln of the team during his senior year. ~'oliowing graduation, PllelJls was emPloyed as an elementary physical education specialist in tbe MI. Vernon City Schools. During his tenure ·there, he developed a progranuned playground concept for 10 elementary schools, and coached junior high baske tball and rreshrnan football . From 1971 to March 5, he was employed at the MARCASchool in Marion, Oh1o as physical educa lion instructor, coaching, athletic director and director of the IIIARCA · Summer Recreation propam. While at MARCA, he developed an IndiVidualized programming approach for the multi-handicapped in physical development. - He coached the MARCA basketball wUJ investigate coal prices and their affect on utility rates. , JeiU'ette said the investigation would also look into possible price fixing, other Chance of showers Sunday eoding west by early afternoon , Highs from the 40s to low 50s. Chance of snow SUNDAY, MARCH 21. 1976 Bank's top officers are Evans, Haskins board and Morris E, Haskins as president of Ohio Valley Bank. Election of new o{ficers was held Wednesday, March 17, at the directors meeting which lollowed the bank's annual shareholders meeting at 420 Third Ave. In accepting the newly created position of chairman of the board, it was munity activities aimed at Improvements Warren as EMERSON E. EVANS MORRIS E. IIASKINS Rt. 35 and Rt. 160 near Holzer Medical L. Daily, vice president; Wilma P. WebCenter. , ster, aSst. cashier; Madge E. Boggs, Ohio Valley Bank was established on assistant Cashier and controller; Joycelyn Sept. 24. 1872. First presidenl was Alfred M. Barlow, assistant cashier; Larry E. Henking, who was succeeded by C, W. Lee, assistant cashier; Thelma F. Rees, Henking ; then came Sherman H. Eagle, assistant cashier and Marion E. Caldwell, the third OVB president, followed by Dr. assistant cashler and consumer Joan of. Lewis C. Bean, and Mr. Merriman. ficer. Other officers elected · during WedDirectors are Emerson E . Evans, nesday night 's directors meeting Morris E, Haskins, John McNeill, Frank were: C. Leon Saunders, vice president H. Mill~ . Jr., Ernest N. Wiseman, Keith R. and cashier and secretary to the Board of Brandeberry, James L. Dailey, Selwyn R. Directors; Wendell B. Thomas, vice While, Warren F . Sheets and Dr. W. Lewis president and senior Joan officer: James ilrown, director emeritus. Soci@l security comes to 5,871 in Gallia Co. · • files petition -theme;·.,f 1976 Standard VIS Materials and correlated helps. .THURSDAY, MARCH; 25~ 1:00·and 7:00 p.m. AT MEIGS THEATRE HEATH UNITED.METHODISl CHURCH Tonite lhru fMr. 25 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SOUTH THIRD JAWS . ( Technicol'o rl ~ONWREOBY Based on the novel "The Great White Shark" by Peter Benchley. "PG" ' THE MIDDLEPORT BOOK ·STORE, 99 ,• II.L ST. IN MIDDLEPORT I' JAMES E. BAIJ)WJN Democrats set date to honor Lt. Govem~r POMEROY - Plans for a meeling to hooor Lt. Gov. Richard B. Celebreeze on May Sin Meigs County were made Thursday night by Democrats at Grace Episcopal Parish House. · Tentative . p~ns call lor a picnic on May 5 at the county fairgrounds. Judge Darrell R. Hottler, common pleas jqe of Highland CoWJty, a candidate for the court of appeals, gave a report on the appellate court. Greg Hill, GAWPOL!S - The Ga!Ua-Meiga Athena, and Allaba Brown, Jackson, spoke Community Action Agency executive on beh.ll of UdaU for President. · board will hOld Ita montllly meeting Spqldlll! also was Lawrence Grey, Tuelday, March 23 at 7:30 p.m. In the court of appeals candidate. Mrs. <lleshlre Central offlce. All members are Athena, Lou Diehl was recognized at the meeting urged to atland. for beillll a member of the party lor 80 years. • l •' MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS t in GaJiia· County. ' · Hask!Ds SeveDth President James Baldwin INCREASE GRANTED COLUMBUS (UP!) -The Western Reserve Telephone Co., which served 16 counties in Ohio, Thursday was gran led a 2.03 per cent rate increase, representing an annual hike In revenues of $3 miUion, for all custorQers. · tntint Ry ROBERT E. SWEET . SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP!) Edmund G. Brown Jr. became governor of California ,just 14 months ago. ~ he already has passed some • ou• predecessors - including Ronald "agan and Eat! Warren - in a statewh;e popularity polL · Now the 37-year-Oid bachelor, who rivals Reagan as a fiscal conservative and I GATES TO PEKING WASHINGTON (UP!) Thomas S. Gates, a former defense secretary, will be named chief U. S. representative to China with the personal rank of ambassador. While House aides said President Ford was expected to announce the appointment today. Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,()()() Families Jerry Brown making Californians happy .· SJate St., m 1896. Wh~n the bank moved to iis current home 15 years ago, assets totaled $8 million. Assets today toJalin excess of $44 million. The new chairman of the board has """n lnstrwnental not only in the growth of Ohio Valley Bank, but Gallia County as well. He is still engaged In many com- OVB president the past 22 years, will Evans successor, Morris E . Haskins, continue to work closely with the officers is a close and personal friend who has been and directors. with the since he was named a Evans joined Ohio Valley Bank on director onbank Dec. 30, 1939. Feb. 21, 1947, as a director. He became At the time, Haskins operated sixth president of the county's second Haskins-Tanner Clothing. lfaskins joined oldest financial insUiullon In January, the bank full time i~ 1961 ; became vice 1954, succeeding the late A. K. Merriman. president in January, 1954, and was named A giant in business, indUstry and senior vice president in 1964. agriculture "Circles, Evans has been a uwe feel we have exceUent teamwork prime reason for the 104 year-old bank's al Ohio Valley Bank," the new president Outstanding success during tbe past 29 remarked. ''It's the best and only way to years. go," he added. Evans was one, of the sever~l key Since moving to Third Ave., several persons associated with the bank when Its expansions have extended the plant board of directors decided to build the through to Fourth Ave. Too, a branch new structure on Third Ave., In 1961. The has · been constructed in Rio bank was organized In the Henklng- facility Grande, andlalar this year, a new facility; Allemong building on Court St. It was Jackson Pike Office now under conrelocated at the corner of Second Ave., and strucUon, will open at the lnlerseclion of GALIJPOIJS - James E. Baldwin, Route 2 Gallipolla, has fUed for Gallia County Sheriff In the Republican Primary. Qwner of Jim Baldwin's Fine Guns, Inc,, and a life long ""!I dent of GaUia County. Baldwin has had 18 years of law enforcement experience at the city, county, and state le~is. Jim is a graduate of GaUia Academy High School and Crawfordsville, Indiana School of Business. His law en!Qrcement experience include Gallipolis City patrolman, Gallla County Deputy Sheriff under George Ehman, Oscar Baird, and Denver Wallrer, and as a Security Chief for the State of Ohio at the Galllpolis State Institute. . He is a member of the Gallia Masonic l<Kige No. 4811, the York Rile, the Aladdin · Shrine of Columbua, Knights of Pythias, life member Of the NaUonal rune Assn.; member of Ohio Gun Collectors Assn., Central Ohio Gun and Indian Relic Collector&, Gallia County Gun Club, Point Pleasant Gun Club, a charter member of the Gallla-Meigs Fraternal Order of Police, and received the Jtm Mills award· as "OUtstanding Police Officer" for the year Of 1988. He Is married to tbe former Betty Raike from Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va. They baveiwochlldren, Mellisa,l5, a student al Gallia Academy High Sehooi, and Larry, 28, employed at Holzer Hospital. . NEW SUPERINTENDENT - L<>ren D. Phelps, seated, formerly associated With. the MARCA School in Marion, Ohio, has been named superintendent for the Gaiha County Mental Retardation's Guiding Hand School in Cheshire. He replaces Gary Barton, (standing). Barton is leaving to become superintendent of the Fulton County Board of Mental Retardation. Devoted .To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley GAlliPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT announced that Evans, who has served as Main Store - Annex and Warehouse Guiding Hand superintendent has background in athletics Hearst guilty. Emerson E. Evans as chairman of the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Show starls at 7:00p.m. \ WASHINGTON (UP!) - A House sub<:ommittee has begun an investigation of posslble pri""!!ouging by the coal industry, Including pooaible price-fixing and other anticompetitive actions, Rep. John W. Jenrette, Jr., 0-S.C., said Friday. Jenrette said a staff was being hired by the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee for the investigation and work would begin by April. The study GALLIPOLIS - Announcement was made Saturday or the selection of Misses - Juniors - Womens McCarty, Henderson ; Nancy See, Point Pleasant ; Jonathon Dewitt, Henderson ; Deibert Blake, Middiepor:; Jackie Call, Clifton; Mrs . Denny Wroten, (;ailipolis Ferry; Oscar Packs, Jr ., Crown City; Terry' Pierce, Radcliff, Mrs. Mark Cheng, son, Point Pleasant. Birth - March 18, a son to Mr.and Mrs. Lowell Thom~s. Point Pleasant. Coal prices in line for probe was announced. Continued from page 3 . • the public on ApriiJ9. Everyone - men, women, aod childre!J: (accompanied by adults) - is invited as participants or spectators. Prizes are given at these shoots, and as a black; powder man myself, I can assure you that these contests are' far from boring. · Besides accurate shooting, tomohawk and knife-throwing · are also exhibited. Other public and private shoots are planned, so watch the paper for further details. I really hope this club picks up momentum, because what better way for us to recognize our great Bicenienniai than to replay some of the scenes of the frontier days with these same guns used by our forebears i Hope to see you at the neitt shoot. To talk a bit and visit ... To share a friendly smile ... so ..• Stop in the Pomeroy National Bank and its branches at Rutlarid and Tuppers Plains, on Saturday, March 20 to enjoy refreshments with our friendly staff. There will also be favors! :. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Emma Holzer Medical Center (Births, March 16) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gonion, son, Jackson: Ml' . and Mrs. Douglas Sommer, ·son. Jackson . (Birth, Marchl1i Mr . and Mrs . Steven Bryant, son, Gallipolis. GATLINBURG, Tenn~ (UP!) - The search foi missing Stale DepartmenJ official Bradford Bishop Jr:, charged with the slaughter of five members of his famlly1 has led to the rugged Great Smoky Mountains Natiornil Park. ~ The FBI said a search party of FBI agents an4 forest rangers, using tracking ·dogs, would fan out along three wilderness tral~ leading from the spot where Bishop's bronze-colored station wagon was found Thursday. • The 1975 Chevrolet was left in an unpaved parking Jot near the Elkmont Mountain camp ground, a developed camping area abOut 14 mileS southeast of Gatlinburg , the Sports Desk She i s survived in addition to her husband by a son, River Captain Charles Stanley, Point Pleasant ; three· brothers , Randolph McGill , Staunton McGill and Nap McGill , all of Akron ; one . sister, Mrs. 0 . J. Blake, Charleston, . four grand children and one great . grandchild. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Thomas Hunt, .d El Tri .Val le y 92 We ll sville 15 Nancy McGill. Veterans Memorial Hospital .Trail leads to Smokys_ the Kirkland Memorial Gardens . Baker, Bucyrus. and Mrs. A E. {Virginia) Hartenbach, Point Pleasant ,· four grand - groups . She was a Methodist who children, and six great attended the Bellemead U. M. grandchildren . Funeral services were held Church . Born In Putnam tOOay at the Wise Funeral County~ she was a daughter of Home, the Rev . Donald B . the late Or . Char les and Hospital Ne:-;ws Browns want ex-Dolphins in Oevelar.id CLEVELAND ( UP!) Head Coach Forrest Gregg said tQday the Cleveland Browns will explore all avenues in an effort to sign three former Miami Dolphins - wide receiver Paul Warfield, fullback Larry Csonka and halfback Jim Kliick who reportedly have been released from any obUgations to the Memphis Southmen Of the defunct World Football League. " I'd take all three of them," Gregg told UP! from his bed at Mt. Sinai Hospital, where he underwent surgery earlier this week to remove a mole from his leg. "Paul Warfield already has Indicated to owner Art Modell he would like to finish his pro career with the Browns, right where he started In the league . EDITH SAUNDERS Funeral services for Mrs Edith Saunders , 59, who dleci Wednes day at Riverside Hospital In Columbus will be held al 2 p.m. Salurday at the ,Silver Run Freew ill Baptist teachers' mag the caller at a public square dance to be held from 8 to II SAVE 15% Pennybaker Bucyrus . written up in DON PENNELL of New Martinsville, W. Va., will be NOW THROUGH MARCH 31 Della Childres otficiating. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery, was also Church wltH\the Rev. Noel preceded iri death by a sister ·Her-rmann officiating . Buri al will be In lhe Gravel Hill and a brother . He Is surv ived by his wife, Cemetery at Cheshire. Mrs . Saunders was born on Elizabeth Ray Carman; one brother, Denver , Rt . 2, Nov . 19, 1916 In Cheshire: the Pomeroy; two sisters, Jennie daughter of the late Harvey and Lucinda Carman , and Margaret Rupe Mulford . Friends may call at the Pomeroy and several nieces A program designed to and nephews. Rawl ings -Coats Funeral • a hear! condition . She was 22"x51" and I I HOMERS. CARMAN The marriage ol Philip W. died Thursday at Holzer Garage on Norlh Second Ave .• Middleport. Coaches of HoUck end Christine M , Medical Center . all league teams and new Houck has been dissolved In Mr . Carman was owner and teams are asked to attend . Meigs County Common Pleas operator of the Pomeroy BASSETT DEOORATIVE PlATE GLASS MIRRORS Framed r - GALLIPOLIS There were 5,871 social security · beneficiaries and 871 supplemental security Income (SSI) recipients in Gallia County as of last June 30. Of the SSI reclpienis, 583 received both SSI and social security checks. Trische Danesi, Gallipolis Security Branch Manager, said that over $775,000 per month was beirg paid to Ga!Ua County residents as of last June. Nearly $350,000 of this was to retired workers, almost $93,000 to disabled workers, and more than $335,000 to dependents and survivors of retired, disabled, and deceased workers. The social security beneficiaries were further categorized as disabled and retired workers. 2,469; wives and children, 1,386; survivors and others, 2,014. In Ohio nearly $165 million in social security benefits were beinR oald monthly to alniost 1.4 million social security beneficiaries. Nearly 125,600 people received SS! checks with over 73,000 of them getting both social security and SSI payments, Mrs. Danesi said. Social security pays monthly benefits to insured retired and disabled workers and their dependents, and to the a liberal on social issues, is a candidate for president. Using the same unorthodox style which sparked national curiosity in .his young administration, Brown hopes to win the Democratic nomination with a fourmonth campaign in which he wiU enter few, if any, primaries outside California. A former Jesuit seminary student who tells audiences, "I spent three years on a mountain top praying for you," Brown says he has a new vision that can over- $1,000 shot in the arm POMEROY - The pubUc lund drive for !be purchase of aa aerial ladder fire truck for use throughout Meigs County got another substantial Hsbot in the arm" Friday whea Theodore T. Reed, Jr., on behalf ol the Farmero Baak ODd sav!Dgs Co. preseDted a $1,000 contribulioD to Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles ~gar. The ' total raised lor !he purehase of tlte truck DOW staDds at a little over $13,000, Chief Legar said. Volunteers all on their own GALLIPOLIS - A spokesman of the survivors of ~ deceased workers wh.o · Gallia County Volunteer Emergency worked long enough under social security. SUPPlemental security income payments, Mrs. Danes! said, do not depend upon past work history, but are payable to people who are 65 or over, or who are blind or disabled and who have little or no income i>r resources. Social Security benefits are paid lor by social security taxes, Whereas supplemental security income Payments are made from general fundS. Squad Saturday issued the following sJatement to the voters of Gallia County: "In response to your many questions: :rhe Gallia County Volun""'r Emergency Squad has been guaranteed NO funds from the .4 mill levy to be voted on March 30. " We have always provided free emergency medical service and transportation to area hoapitals. We are supported only by our donations and receive no help from county or state offices. "The Volun""'rs Emergency Squad ~=~r=·: ;:::;:::::::~=::.-:;:::::::;:::::::::========:::::::::::::::::=:=:=:::=:=:===:===:====::======::=:=:=======·=======:===========·=·=:====::===:====:===:========:==:==================:====::=:========:::::===:=t now has over 70 trained, competent personnel to serve you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We have three fully equipped ambulances serving Ga!Ua County. GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County's Local Only three members attended "There has been much misunBoard of Education Friday night in special Friday's session. Present were J. E. derstanding on these points. We feel that session, failed to take any action on two (Dick) Cremeens, William Carter and you as a voter should !mow the truth about disciplinary problems and a m!lller in- James Blevins. the issues on which you will be voting." volving a bua driver. During the special meeting, L<>tene The board went Into an executive Johnston, a North Gallia teacher, was session with Principals Cliff Wilson of granted permission to take her BiEXTENDED OUTLOOK North Gallia and Robert Lanning of Kyger Centennial Club to Washington, D. C. Moaday tltreugb WediU!oday, little Creek regarding two discipline problems. Eight students wUI participate. or no preclpitalloa through the period. The principals had sought expulsion of Mrs. Ruth George, art instructor at Cool Mond.ay and Tuetday but wanner bOth pupUs. The executive session waa North GaUia and diatrict DPPF super- Wednesday. Htcho Moaday will be In held with the parents of one of the students visor, W81 granted permiallon to attend a the 30s to the 1.,. to. 101111 aDd 5I to 55 being present. DPPF conference In April at Columbus. south, warmlq by Wedaeoday to hltlho Another 35-minute executive session was Sherry Wray, an aide, Will also attend. near 50 north and In the 50• to the lower held with Supreintendent C. Comer The boarct•s clerk, Mrs. Naomi Beman, 60s south. L<>wo will be 1n the 28s to the Bradbury, A:;st. Supt. Frank Cremeans was granled permiSIIion to attend the SEO lower 30s. and Mrs. Sarah Swnmers. a bus driver . No Chapter School Busineos Officials meeting action was taken following U~al sess ion , March ,'l$ at Zanesville. .;.;.;.;.:. . ·:.:·:·:-· :·:::;:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· :!![ . ~iscipline is hoard problem l,i 'i . '- 1 come disillusionment among voters. .As governor ~ Brown won-attention for refusing to live 'In the new .governor's mansion built by Reagan . He rejected tax increase bills and insisted on Ught budgets. He insUtuted !he state's first farm worker union elections shortened hundreds of prisoners' term; through a new ''determinant'~ sentencing policy and signed legislation reducing marijuana penalties. In November, the Field Poll said 84 per cent of voters approved Brown's performance, the ' highest rating a California governor has ever received, "I don't see the presidential nominee at this polntln lime," Brown told reporters when he announced his candidacy. "!don't think thai person has emerged. And. so the convention will be very decisive." Many campaign strategists think Brown will win a plurality, If not a majority, of the Democratic vote in the June 8 California primary, gaining half the 280 delegates from , the most populoua state. Since his appeal crosses philosophical lines, Brown's campaign would siphon votes from George ·Wallace on the right !!lid Morris Udall on the left. If voters give him "the appropriate response," Brown said, his campaign will "spread east" and could upset front runners who entered primary contests around the nation. Brown plans to campaign for delegates who are uncommitted or pledged to aiso-rans. Pre Census will need 65 workers GALIJPOLIS - Sixty to 65 '!'OC"kers will be hired to cooduct a Census pretest In Gallia and Meigs Counties the U. S. Dept. of Conunerce and Bureau of the Census ssld Saturday' The purpose of this test is to evaluate two types of enumeration districta to detennine the best procedure for housing unit coverage and geographic allocation of addresses for use In the IINIO Census. Enwnerators will contact all housing units and make listings of addresses lor all units within certain prescribed boundaries. The 60 to 65 positions will consist of cler"ks, enumerators and crew leaders who should expect to travel throughout either Gallla or Meigs County. Thus, the employe will have a dependable automobile for which they will be reimbursed for use at the rate of 15 cents per mUe. Applicants must be U. S. Citizens, 18 years of age or older, and have a hil!h school education or equivalent. They mut be physically able to perform the work required, Some of the applicants solecled will begin work about April 28, others not until May 24. All appllcania mut be available to begin work AprU llll, however. Interested appUcants IDIIII apply at the Gallipolis local Office, Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, 45 Olive Slreet In per1011. Applications wUJ be a~led ·through Friday April 5. This Ia an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. . ) J � 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 19, 1976 carman heff jenkinson saunders stanley