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MI~ 26-27 LIGHT AT THE Jransportation. EDGE OF THE The District Councll on WORLD Aging provided transportation (Technicolor) for ·the senior citizen• to Kirk Douglas Samantha Eggar Columbus. Gerald A. RamSey, (G) coordinator of the Council, also SHORTS is atll!nding. SHOW STARTS7 P.M. ~~:w~i!'~~~::~~:e:~~ MEIGS THEATRE > " . S~le! ~ns .3S.!P5ShOoRrtT·SieeSHvei.RTS ~o · RESS WOMEN'S · SALE . · Regular 17.50 to -65.00 Values · · ·· Selected from our stock 1------------.. . . . . . ---Friday and Saturday , WOMEN'S BLOUSE SALE Smrs· This •Two Day Sale 2 'For 7.00 ~--=P~Ia~~~e-x~S~u-m-m--er-·=Sa~l~e~--i-s-ale-,-&-ys-si~-~-~~~~-8~----~---------~ MASON DRIVE IN Tonight & Frtdil.y May 25-26 lst floor . FAMOUS MAKER YM>MEN'S GOWNS Martin Balsam - PlusWALKABOUT I Color I J e nn~ Agutler Lucien Jolm Regular $9.00 and $10.00 Regular $6.00 and $7,00 ' !G) ' SALE ..,. _..,w - - - 3.33 - - _ _..,._.,..., Buy ABunch of Briefs and Bikinis Savel . · By Form fit - Rogers ' Regular $1.15 Perkies Stretch Briefs May 27 Double Future "VON RICHTHOFEN AND BROWN" John Phillip law Don Stroud I Color) ' SALE GP) Saturd<l~. ALSO THE SAVAGE WILD . ITechnlcolarl Gordon Eastman 4~66 I G) JEFFREY TITUS Regular SJ.fro Stretch Bikin-is Jeffrey Tlllu, SOD of Mr. and Mrs. James B.. Titus' formerly of Rutland, waslbe salutatorian of bls 1972 t------"-------r--~------~-~ graduating class this sprlllg Complete al lhe New Kno•vUle Hlgb School. Thl• fall J,ffrey wut Rag · allend Oblo University where he bas been accepted •.3x5 American flag • Cannon Royal Family · •·2 piece ·6 foot staff In lbe honors prosram. A ·Halya r d and moun ti ng graduate of Colver Mllllary brac ket ·Sheets Summer School, be ~llended • Manuel of flag etiquette. Pillowcases Buckeye Boys Stale ID 1871. Regular 12.00 He won a varsity leiter sl1 • Bath Towels - Hand limes In cross coualry and Towels - Wash Cloths . track. l Two Days Only .Now 3·Pair 2.35 Stale MAY WHITE SALE U. S. Kits 8.88 0HWI "A rtckleu tlrlnr Is seldom wtlckl .. 1 for long," POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. TM Dept. Since 1,15, Store of Building SERVICE MONDAY Memorial Day services wiU be held at 1:30 p.m. p,fonday at the Burlingham Church with Feeney-Bennett Post 126, American Leglo)l, In charge .and the Rev. Freeland Norris :as speaker. Crow's Steak House WILL BE CLOSED TUES., WED., THURS. May 30, 31, June 1 To Remodel .Our Kitchen Jewelry Jewelry Jew111ry .Jewelry Jewelry Jewelry · , • · . . · ...•. • · · - . - - . . . . • . - - . . . · - · - . Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 3.99 2.99 1.99 1.49 99c 49c SALE PRICES Big selection of two-piece and one-piece Bathing Suits In Regular - Junior - Large - Custom sizes. FLARE LEG SLACKS Denims - dacron and cotton blends - Corduroys - brushed denims. Solid colors -stripes , two color combinations. Hundreds and hundreds of flares In this selection. Sizes 28 tol8 waist. Choose your correct length. . - · · · • · . · · • · · · · • · · · · · • · · - • • • . . •• • . SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE 2.88 4.28 4.68 4.88 5.28 . • . • • . • . , · • · · - . . - - ..•....• .• .• • . . . • SALE SALE SALE SALE 4.88 5.28 5.88 6.88 Blue Chambray Work Shirts For 1 5.00 Sizes 14'12 to 17 3.00 • 5.98 WRANGLER JEAN-S Super slim cut In sizes 29 io 36 . Alittle fuller cut st~le sizes 29 to «waist. 1~1h ounce bluec;tenlm . sanrorlzed shrun k. For This Sale 4.87 ----------~--------------- SALE! BOYS WRANGLER JEANS Made just like lhell)ens Wranglers. Sizes 8 to t8 In slims or regulars. purchase Kentucky Fried Chicken b~ the box, bucket 3.98 Regular Cut Boys Wranglers • · • • • • 3.22 4.50 Flare Leg Boys Wranglers · · · • • • 3.77 11 A.M. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Pomeroy,O. -- Warehouse on gladly Street. ReJiular 8.50 5.M '' . ' I 1 't - ,.,. Mens Lee Tech Twill AGALLON Special! Friday and Saturday YARD GOODS PANTS NEW PERCUSSIONINmtUMENTS - The Meigs High School marclUng band will be sporting new pearllzed drums Polyester Double Knits, 58-60" width . 100 percent Poi'yester - machine washable. , REGULAR 5.49 ....................... SALE 3.69 5.98 Work Shirts to Match •· · · - . Sale 4.65 Mens Lee 5.98 Long Sleeve Work Shirts to Match · - \_ · • • • Sale 4.65 REGUlAR 5.99 ....................... SALE ,3.99 -- ..... - - .....-.-..~-:;;.____;;;;.:..,~:_+--...::~;;.:;._ _____,_:..:,:.:.:;..:.:..::.::.,: ::;_:;."""'«~ Friday and Saturday SEE OUR FINE SEU:CTION OF YOUNG MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS- ArRWAl WGGAGE "DISCOVERY'' (Stock on Hand) 20% OFF.SA[[ Skinny rib. Dirty shirts, Tank Tops, Muscle shirts , Wallace Berry - Embroidery Notifs and many others. Styles for Ladies and Men I . Colors: Wedgewood Blue, Celadon Green, Honey Gold, Burnt Orange, Charcoal, Charcoal Green . 22" Weekender,,Wardrobes, Garment Bags, Cosme11c Cases, Totes, Companton and Two and Three Suitors Quality Construction and are extra ordinary ~ovlngs. . RED HEART YARN you' ll find your correct si ze, too. Regular $1.39 "Wintuck" and "Knitting Worsted" . Friday and Saturday BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS Juvenfle sizes 2to 8- Regular boys sizes 8·to 20. Solid colors stripes- novelty patterns. Be ready for swim days. ,.._..._...... ---- .. " 99~ SKEIN " Another Shipm~nt s positions to sweep · Deep Shag . Plush pile . Tight twist · Indoor-Outdoor · or bare floors. Come in and see this new Bissell at special price Friday and Saturday on the 2nd floor . VIS.IT ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE· SALE I BICYCLES ·- IRVINE, CALIF. - DAMAGED PORTIONS af a brain do not die, but are "rewired" and reorganized, a team af researchers reported Thursday. "This research reveals a capacity of the brain that has never before been guessed at,'' said Carl W. Cotman, professor of poychobiology at the University of JACKSON - A muJU-mlllion California atlrvine . "The brain seems capable of tricks we were dollar contract to build the coal simply Ullaware of." prep,aratlon plant for the. The findings, based on examination of damaged rat brains, . Southern Ohio Coal Company's represent "a phenomenal discovery with almost science-fiction Meigs Mine Site No. 1 near implications fo r the treabnent af brain disorders," said James L. . Salem Center has been McGaugh , chairman af the school's poychobiology department, awarded to McNalley PittsCotman and an<'tller professor, Gary Lynch, and 10 students did burgh Co., of Wellston. the research. Their findings will be published soon in an inGealy W. Wallwork, general ternational scientific journal, Brain Research, they said.. · mine superintendent of the southern Ohio Coal Co., which PARIS - 111E SELF·EX!LED DUKE OF WINDSOR, who will operate · the mines, an· will be 78 next month, Is being treated for an ondlsdosed Illness nounced the award Thursday and sources knowledgeable about his health said the outlook was night to the Southeastern Ohio not good. Regional Council following a The duke's poor health was made public when his niece, dinner at the Falrgreens Country Club near here. ~een Elizabeth of England, IDU!rrupted her official vlslt to SEORC President Eddie France last week to visit him and he was not well enough to greet Davis of Oak Hill presided, ber downstairs. Instead, the queen went to his room for lhe assisted by Executive Director reunion, their first since 1965. Carl Dahlberg. An estimated NEW YORK - VICE PRESIDENT SPIRO T. Agnew, ac- 110 persons attended , the largest number at ~ regular (Continued on page 12) Four Kyger Creek High School students were Injured In separate traffic accidents this morning following dismissal of classes for the summer. The first occurred on a bridge crossing Kyger Creek on Gravel Hill Rood, just south af the high school. According to th~ Galli&· Meigs Post Slate Highway Patrol, cars driven by Don Price, 17, Rt, I, Cheshire, and Jame11 Mclloul!al, 17, Rt. 2, Cheshire, collided head-oo In the bridge. , ' Price was taken to the Holzer Medical Center by the Mid· dlepll't Emergency Squad. He suffered a f111ctured right leg. McDougal had lacerations of On MeChanic Street · Sale prices on Porch, Lawn and Patio Fu "t -'- "Toro" and "Lawn-Boy" La rnt ure and 15 foot wide ca~pet . Room ~~e ':uw:rs • 12 Seal congoleum and Armstrong llnoleuJin · 0 and 12 foot widths • Oval braided rugs. Everything in floor covering~~s ' Porch 9';:I: Stop in the toy department on the 2nd floor. See the fine selection of Bikes in boyc:: and girls models: Buy the one you wat t and really save. Plenty of FREE parking all around warehouse on Mech1nlc Street. Regular bikes • speed bikes - High rise handle, bar bikes with banana seat English re~cing bikes (lightweight} and 20 inch bikes with training wheels. . ~ ' ' ~he The Store Will Be Cosed Mon., May 29th,.Memorial .Day. , ' _,. • Tonight and Saturday fair and mild, highs Saturday oo.a5, lows tomght In the low Ms. fEN CENTS . PHONE 992-2156 meeting of the organization in several years, Wallwork showed the develupment now In progress at the mine site using a sllde projector operated by John Reece of Pomeroy, public affairs coordinator for the Gavin Power Plant. Work on lhe preparation plant, which will put coal Into condition to be shipped to the Gavin plant by conveyor from the mine site, is expected to begin soon. Attending from Meigs CoUII\y, besides Reece, were Alfred Elberfeld, Bernard Fultz, Kenneth Cooke, Rodney Downing, James Arnold Wendell Hoover, und Fred (Continued on page 12) SAIGON (UPI )-North Viet· nam~e forces attacked in "multibattalion" strength along the My Chanh River defense line north of Hue today but were beaten hack with heavy losses, front dispatches reported. They also occupied part of Kontum City in the Central Highlands . " The Communists struck around the northern headquarters city of Da Nang. They blew up the Nam 0 Bridge on Highway 1, five miles to the north, cutting Hue off from Da Nang, and overran a firebase and three villages in the Que Son Valley 20 miles south of Da · Nang. , 1 The rlorth Viet~mese increased their press re orl the town of An Loc, 60 iles north of Saigon, and once · again halted a relief column with a rocket and mortar attack that killed the coinrnander of an armored battalion. U.S. advisers there said, "We're in trouble." Another Communist success was reported In the coastal region, 42 miles southeast of Saigon where Viet Cong and North Vietnamese captw-ed the town of Oat To three days ago and then fought off government attempts today to recapture it. The Communist attacks came despite U.S. and South Vietnamese air attscks and large scale raids against North Vietnam . Hanoi Radio reported more raids today and accused the Americans of hitting civilian targets inside Hanoi and the Red River dike system to the southeast in. ~ 'savage acts of war. " The Hanoi Radio broadcast said the dikes were being bombed at a time of rice harvest and juot before flood (Continued· on page 12) ,f ' MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANcE - In observance of Memorial Day, Junior Auxillary members of Drew Webster Post 39 of the American Legion planted flower$ at the Naylors RU!l Memorial Playground M?n~ent. The m"?ument bear11 the names of the young men of Naylors Run who. lost the1r lives while servmg their country during World War II, Howard Crary! Rodney Hines, Charles A. Runnel and Philip E. Killinger. Junior Miss Poppy, Beth McKnight, fr?nl , plants a flower which was donated by the F~iendly Neighborhood Club, and in back, left to nght are Tina Voss, Cheryl Lehew, Fae Reibeland(.Qu Ann Wood. Jewell New·Head Coach Bill Jewell was named hea~ football coach at Southern High School and Ralph Wigal was named his assistant by the Southern Board af Education Thursday night. Ralph Sayre, superin tendent, disclosed today also that the board re-hired as head basketball coach Asa Bradbury and Duane Wolfe was named his assistant. Wolfe also will coach the ninth grade. The new head coach is a graduate of Wahama High School, and of West Virgil\la Slate University. He resides at Letart, W. Va., is married, and the father of two sons. His first school and coaching position ' was at Southern where he assisted Ullder Bob Ashley and last year, Bruce Wallace, each one year . Hilton Wolfe, Jr., was named head baseball coach and John · Bailey the golf coach. Other teachers hired for lhe 1972-7;1 school year were Mrs. Fern Gaul, Mrs . Barbara Crooks Lawrence and Wllllam Downie, both under TIUe I and James Lawrence, Mrs. Barbara Beegle and Joyee Ann Ritchie. Anew salary schedule for coaches was adopted. Wigal was appointed junior high school basketb{IU coach. Mrs. Elsie Roush, cuotodlan at the high school, was granted 4 Students Hurt in Related Wrecks BISSELl'S "AP0U.011 'SWEEPERS Stock up n~w while selections are best on txivs walk shorts . Plenty of styles - plenty of the new colors · new patterns in Qoys sizes 8 to 18 and shorts for the small fry sizes 3 to 7. purchased b)' the Meigs tocal Band Boosters. Showing the new instruments, I tor, are DeMis Glaze, Phil Moon, Kenny Hoffman, Morton Barnes and David Mqore. e~~:le~!!!nlerna~!fiefi Contract Made To Build Plant REGULAR l99.................... : ...SAL£ 2.69 E.LBERFELDS·IN POMEROY· • Mechanic Gallon~ ' Weather ' Enemy Beaten Sale Friday and Saturday Mens wide Leather Garrison Belts in black. Genuine leather 2.50 '• FRIDAY. MAY 26, 1972 SALE! GLIDDEN SPRED SATIN 1.75 - POMEROY-M IOOLEPORT, OHIO MEN'S WALK ..SHORTS Buy the walk shorts you need now for Memorial Day wear and for wear all summer lorrg. See our fine selection of shorts Including cut-off jeans · taper- shorts • full cut shorts for the older men and a fine selection of double knit walk shorts . TO 8 P.M. VOL XXIV -NO. 30. .. Homogenized Spred Satin - Matte flat latex wall p&int: one coat hiding power in every decorator ~ color . While we'rt closed, you c1n Available from our corryout window at tho rear of the building from . .. w<i'll-- ·; e ·a Devoted To The lnter~IJ OJ The Meigs-Mmon Area demon strate any set. .j MEN'S LEATHER BELTS Solid color black or brown - Jl/• inch width . Poli shed buckle. Si zes 30 to 50. ---' at y On Sa le al Elberfelds Consoles . Portab le color sets. Another Shipment! 6.98.WORK . Porch Rugs remaining 1972 models RCA Stereos - Color TV ~· . enttne • Spec ial sale pr ices on all sizes. A very fine make shirt. vir~ MOSCOW (UPI I - American and Soviet negotiators reached · agreement on nuclear arms controls today, putting the touchstone ·to the hl'storl'c . . be swrum 1 con1erence tween President Nixon and Russian leaders' conference sources said .· Final agreement came in what American officials termed "substantial movement" dpring the conference's eighth session in five days. The session dealt with technical de taUs, the sources said. Nixon and Communist party General Secretary Leonid I. Brezhnev were present. Thenot aides negotiated under M! ' Regular $2 .95 Shirts. SmaiL medium, large and extra large 2 similar to that b p te d -1 , . Y on appeare .a ew : fu years ago m. the magazine Avl8tion !\f. ~cek. He said the Air Force at that . ?;i;~i time had also labeled the report er- ~;:;~_: roneous. m;: "U th' · ha w l ~s ~ w · 1 wethhave, and such ~:~~ may e case ,are enobsolete," more than nuclear weapons he x~~ ::;:~: , wrote "This technolog ke ld ·····'-· ·. yma sa wor *:;~ of arm1es and borders as heiA'ess as the ··"' Invention of gunpowder mad; a society :t~ll · " :l!l"l dependent ~n hilltop ~astles. . :;!;~ Ponte said he believes tbe Umted :;::::;: w~:~t:s.~::~~~is~::~~~ Air States has such a w~pon .. "The only :j~ F justification · Pr~sldent NIXon could W,:; ce"::w~ :~::~~;rceha~es~~i have for_letting the United· States fall ¢.!!!~! down several drone aircraft . fa r behind th~ .Soviets Ul Atomic &! · ~eaponry - which w~ofhave already - ~;:::i, I< spokesma~ at Kirkland Air Force 1s the developmeht a new, secret ~"«Base said the report about shooting weapon which supersedes the atom as ~i.ii down the aircraft was erroneous, oompletely as the atomic bomb suhowever. The spokesman said a report perseded dynamite,'' he said. ::::;:;: More than 50 railroad cars af buffalo tongues were shipped ' to Eastern markets from Dodge City, Kan. in the winter af 1873 at lhe height af the bison hunting era on the Western Plains.. Rice Straw OOLOR 1V sm STEREOS Save Friday anc:i Saturday Mens Short Sleeve bomb as deionator and emit "so little dangerous radiation lhat it could be hand-earricd by a tourist or a terrorist." It conceivably also could be used ·to shoot down aircraft a~ · 1 'I m~~~~d the Air Force. code-named a secret project "Eighth Card" In 1968 to develop the laser as .a weapon and · smce has dropped hint• of. it,s success. As an example, Po~;Jted an article In Air Force Magazine that mentions in passing a "new gene;atioo of nuclear Now You Know Big . .Shipment! SALE PRICES - BOYS WALK SHORTS Friday • SaturdiiY. Sale MtllS an,d Young Mens ·~------------------or IHirrel. S_ ALE 15.88 RCA MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS Swim days are here now, IMemorial Day Is olflclal openi ng) . Stop in Elberfelds mens department 1st floor - buy lhe swim trunks you need now. You'll find the most popular styles and Sale! Young Mens SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS · - ' o~~ti~- So p~rfect for sport and general wear . · Small , med1um . large and extra large sizes . Featuring the new looks that are so popular today. WOMEN'S SWIMWEAR 5.98 6.95 7.95 · 8.95 · · · $.89 Mens Lee Short Sleeve Frjday and Saturday Only Let' s make this a wreck -less MEMORIAL DAY ... It you must drive · drive like your tamlly Is In lhe other car ... The "FRIF. NDL YONE S" at 10.00 6.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS Friday_- Saturday Sale Spring jewelry selected from our regular stock. Regular Regular Regulitr Regular Regular Regular --....v Sizes 29 to 44 wa ist . Dark olive · forest green or charcoal. 50 percent dacron . 50 percent combed cotton . Very well made. Permanent press. JEWELRY SALE SALES REPORTED April 1972 1sales of Series E&H United Slates Savings Bonds in Ohio were $32.6 million. The Slate attained 36.9 pet. of its annual sales quota April 30, wltll sales totaling $134.1 million for the first four months. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs County Volunteer Savings Bonds Chairman, reported April sales of Savings Bonds in the County were $20,449. At the end of April, the county achieved 39.8 pel. of Its annual sales goal. 3.95 4.95 5.49 5.95 6.95 An excellent 2 speed fan • 3 blades • qoiet Housewares Department. • G. E. Oscillating fans · G. E. 5 blade fans with ,2 or 3 speeds - G. E. 20 inch 5 blade 'fans that's elec· trically reversible . ' Friday · Saturday S~l!l: Mens 3.49 Long Sleeve Blue Chambray Work Shirts. Now 3 Pair 2.65 GP ELECTRIC FANS_ ·-----------------------· Be sure to see all the other electric fans In the fLARE LEG SLACKS Regular sizes and slims, too. Excellent select ion of styles In blue denim - corduroy . brushed denim . dacron and cotton blends. Save on what you need during this two day sale on the Faund•tians Department, First Floor Jose ph Cotton Sale! 23.95 Si zes 141f'l through 17 neck. White - sOlids . neat pattern s. _ !M Kimball Pianos . Excellent quality pianos. Good selection of styles and wood fln_ishes. ' , Stop in the Music Department· 2nd flooP. See these fine 9ianos. Buy one for yourself or your. family. , 7 ' . rd~:::::~1~<<.$-»"##.-W//.-?"$//~ "It looks like we have difficult but said the task could ' tuany all matters at princip - le be completed today. :::: .•-.·. . dealt with," one U.S. official . Following their arms agree- , i.f: said. "There is a possibility lhe ment, lhe cooferees went on to treaty will be signed today." other topics, sununit sources Other Toples Discussed said, ranging .over other sajd they, expeeied the trade The arms pact will limit crucial issues, presumably arrangement to be a general delense anti'baII"1shc . missiles, me . Iudlng Vletnam. ••... temenI faII"IJlg Iar short of ban building more launching White House Press Secretary any hard and fast agreement. silos for intercont1'nental Ronald L. Ziegler ••id there A Soviet •ource sa1'd. the "" • ballistic missiles, freeze the was a possibility that accord on delegations probably would number of intercontinental the remalnilig issue before the ~ issue a "statement of intent" ballistic missiles at the present summit - increased U.S.· laying down lhe guidelines for figure, and allow no new Soviet trade - could be expanded commerce. building of missile-launching reached today. Afinal pact on trade matters submarines. But officials of .botll countries has been snarled by old The conferees delayed ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~<>~~~::::~::~::~. disagreements about Soviet ~igning the agreement and EXTENDED OUTLOOK war debts and new conflicts on · · th e m · terest ra te oIUS •ssumg a Iorma I anOhio Extended Oullook _ - -expo rt· nounce ment while a joint Sunday through Tuesday: import loans. terms laid down by the leaders communique was prepared, Fair and mUd with hlgbs In Conference sources said the af the two superpowers at a 40- sources said. Am erican the upper 70s and 80s and final hitches on the anns pact ...••,.,;;;;;:;;;:::::::::·:·:·:·:·:-~;·:·:·:·.·················~::::->·.>·.w~-::::::···<·"" ·· ... v··-····-::;---·x--------· .. .. . ·:~-:-: foot-long conference lllble in sources described the task of lows In lbe 50s. had been more of a technical ~=~:::::::;~:~:::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~::~:::::;~:::;:~~~~=:=::::=~:~:::;:;::~~:::~x.-:=::::~:~:-:~~J:::::~:;:~:::::;~?,?-::::::::::::;:;:;::~:::::::::::::::::~::::~::::;;..=::::::::~s~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::: · th e communique as *''~:;;;::::;:::::;:;:~8i:!8!:::::::::::::::~::::::~:=:::::::::::::: nature than of principle. : ······- . '. . .:.•..::::::::::::::::~::~;:::r::=:::;, ... .. ....·.·""··-.'"'·'·'·'··'·'·'·'···Uo.oYoo' •'•'•'•'•'·... ·····~···~·~·~.:.~-:.;.;•.•:.:.:.:.~·=-·!•!o!•!•!·!·!~·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.:.:.:. the Kremlin. Wrl·t mg Aspec.lal purchase br.ings special sale prlce.s on , DRESS'"'SHIRTS . SOLIDS AriD FANCIES IN TODAY'S POPULAR ANAHEIM, Call!. (UP!) _ A government "thlnll tank" researcher says Ill U 'ted . ;:;:;:;: . e ru Slates may have a dev~tatmg newlaser-beam weapon which ::::::;: Wlolld make nuclear weapons and even ;:;:;:;: m ern armies obsolete. · · ;:;~;~;: ,In a copyrighted column in the ·. .·_:_::_-. .·:. ,Anaheim B . uiletin, Lowell Pon•"' S8l'd !:~;:;~; this could account for President .·:,:.'..:.':..: Nixon's apparent willingness to give :;:;:;!; the Soviet Union nuclear weapons !!:!!!:! · production superiority. :;:;:;:; Ponte, formerly employed by . the· !;~!?- government-eonsulted International ::::!:1 Research & Technology Corp . in ;!;!;:§ Washington, said the new weapon could ;:;:~;: he a combination of two lasers phased !@ together as "matter energy scram;"•X·' -,·:·::,-. :·. ble~s. the sort. of sc1'ence !lct1"on :~:;::l weapons called 'phasers."' ~l Such a device, he said, ~ould be used ID; to tr1gger an H-bomb Without an A· N': m.· SALE! . KIMBAU PIANOS . Small (14.-14112 ), medt"u'm (·15-15.1/2 ),, la·rge (16']6112), extra la_rge 0 7· 17'1• ) · · Solid colors ~ stripes · excellent patterns . All are permanent press. Big selecilon of body and collar styles. Friday · Saturday.,.Sale 2~· F . ftft · or eUU Mens 3.9!' Short Sleeve· forme~ i!J!! ' 1----------;----'7'""----~.,_;,r---.:.---:-: ....._ _..,.....,;,___~--------~~~---_.,.......-.,.....;-----1 F~ic;tay. and Saturday ®~~~milf!:~i't:I~E:I~~tl1:iMf:W!t!: I New Deadly 'Phaser' May Be ~ ~~~::;~;:7;n~fs~;;;;' Aides • I Nixon's Mos'cow Hole Card i%.Marking Historic Summit Meeting ~ DSettle t ' il OPEN UNTIL 9:00 'FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT_ S CROSS YOUR HEART BRAS ' FREE SPIRIT C)IRDLES TORAI TORA! TORAI I Color) ~iliij!tMOO.m ' Friday and 'Saturday Sale Elberfelds Ill Pomeroy Save now on these great Playtex Styles. Double F8ature Program . "' ' . ----- .. •• •·• . _.,. , . .... . . . HEAJ)()N OOUJ8IIN- Two Xn• <nell Rich ScOOollludenll were Injured in a beadon co1llalon thii1JI!ll'lllllllonlbe bridle~ Kn• <nell on Gravel Hill Rd. Don Price, 17, Rt, 1, Qlelhlre, waa ...Utled at lilt llollll' Medial Cerur, lfter-llllfftlrlng 1 fractured rightleg. Prlce'•carcoWdedwithanautodrlvenbyJemesMcJlootpl, 17, Rt. 2, Cheahlre. Price was ~vlnl• car owned b)' Don,Walll Volbwacen, Inc. Vlewina the wreckage are left to right Ron f'tlher, an unlclenllfied motorial and JICk Icard. ' .. '• .I the face and a leg. _ Price, son of KC board member William Price, was driving a car owned by Don Watts Volkeswagen, Inc. He was in the emergency room at 11 a.m. today. There was heavy damage to Mclloul!al's car. The other was demolished. Sgt. David Proffitt of the Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol,- enroute to investigate the accident above, was Involved In a tw~ colUsion at the entrance to Hlll's Market In Addlaon. Proffl tt 's cruiser . collided wilh an auto driven by Pamela Gerwig, 17, Patriot Star :Rt. Miss Gerwig and two passengers, a-year old Gt;eg<l')' Gerwig and Thoinas Dean Rainey, Rt. t, Galllpolls, were ,taken to the Holter Medle~~I Cenlar by Wa113h- . llall~r-Wood Ambull nce. A hospl~l apokelman . 11ld the driver wu being treated for shock ana mllKr lnjuriea. Paipela Gerwig llld Ral!ley are also students at Kyger Creek. Sgt. Proffitt aulfered a lacerated Up. l.t. Ernest Wigglesworth . waa In' ' ' vestlgatlng the e:ldtnl ·-- a two year leave of absence due to illness. Sayre said the board and he are working with the State Division of Elementary · Education on lhe possiblllty of re-opening the Portland elementary school building. Jack E. Brown, chief of State Divisions of Elementary · Education, has indicated a survey of the Portland building wlll be made early In June. · Supt. Sayre said 60 students have been tested by ·county supervisors for possible special education classes for the 197273 school year . . An application was received (Continued on page -i2) ,• ~tmiERN TORNADOES - The baseball team at Southem High School in Racine finished with a league record of f.3 Thursday, and an overall record o/ 14-lln a tie with Jtner Creek f.- lleCOnd In the strong svAC. Team members coached b)' Hilton Wolfe, Jr.,are, front row, I..-, Alan Pugll, , Jell Hubbard, llocby Holmlll, Ste'nl .Jenkbw, Mike Neue and Brett Hart; back, Coach Wolfe, Pat Amok!, Monty Hart, StiJ! Klier, Milch IIIII Vern Ord; Abl!ent wu Jim ' Hub'*d, pitch«, wbo had a br!Wint season Cll the lllOUOO lnci1Id1D& four noJ!Itten. . ' lf-. �__ ..., .. .., ... ... ,. , ; ,. 1' ' l Beat ••• -·- : . " ' I . ' HARRISONVILLE SCHOOL IN 1915 ~ Mrs. Irene Wells submitted the above picture of the "student body" at Harrisonville School in 1915. Front row, lo!', Ruth Mitchel, Caroline Mitchel, Ina Warner, N111'108n Mitchel, Uza Warner, Dal' Warner, Carl Reeves, Clifford CUckier, and Herman Warner :·back row, Frank Graves, Rllymond Mitchel, Carolyn Mitchel, Mary Graves Bolen, Bees Musser, teacher: Madge Hayman McGlothen, and Roy Graves. DDT too Dangerous . I Says OSU Researcher l COLUMBUS (UPI) - A re"Findings that DDT causes searcher at Ohio State Univer- egg shell thinning In 40 bird slty said today the use of DDT species, such as the brown ml18t be stopped completely pelican and peregrine falcon, because "warning signs rendering them unable to resuggest we should not risk produce, are taken by some as conUnued tampering with the isolated cases which are greatenvironment" by conUnued use ly outweighed by the benefits of of the compound. DDT," Keith said. "But they Dr. Tony J. Peterle, profes- really are examples to 11aorandchalnnanofzoologyat lustrate that use of .DDT can OSU, acknowledges the coet of · havemanyi!indsof unexpected pest coritrol would Increase effects which are hszarouds to and probably double, bringing life on earth." an Increase In food prices, but Peterle said there is very that should not be considered. little knowledge of the "subtle "But these costs would be effects'' of DDT on various life small compared to a major functions. · disruption of whole ecological "We don't understand all the syaterns upon which man is chronic effects of DDT, and ef. vitally dependent," said Peter· feels on dlffere~t segments of a le. populaUon vary according to James Keith, head of the their exposW"e," he said. pesticide-wildlife ecology secFinely Balauced tlon of the Denver Wildlife RePeterle said some of the search Center and a candidate "chronic subleties" brought on for a doctorate degree at OSU, by DDT include abnormal ternagrees. perature regulation, abnormal Iulated ·thyroid function and increased Kell!l said people who favor metabolism of steroids, lnciudthe 11111 of DDT have mlslnter- lng sex hormones. preted some of the warning Peterie pointed out that dif· signs given off by the com- ferent'plant lind animal species pound. function in a finely balanced ea.... ' Tiger Juiced Swiinmer . . ' " Plans 200 Mile Atlantic Marathon COLUMBUS (UP!) - Fiftyelght-year-oJd Walter Poenlsch, powered by "tiger juice" and protected by a portable sharkproof cage, will attempt to set a world record for ocean marathon swimming next month. At 5 a.m. on ·June 14, Poenlsch, of suburban Grove City, will enter the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Cuba and try to swim to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 200 miles away. Poenlsch credits "tiger juice" for making · ~Urn the recognized strongest swimmer :n tlie world. He said his formula was a combination of glucose and other sugars, honey, skim milk powder and molasses. Poenlsch will swim Inside a movable 30-foot-loJII! and 15foot deep cage to keep the sharks away. A skin diver also will accompany him because Poenlsch figures the cage mlcht not be enough, since he will be spending at least two nights In the water and sharils · .. reiaUonship with each othera process which has been established over countless generations. "One small factor, such as those altered by DDT, can throw the whole complex mechanism out of adjustment and affect all interrelated species, including man," said Peterle. "When you shuffle factors around you change the Uming 1 andlntensityofthlngstowhich species have adapted seleclively for sutvlval," he said. · Peterle said there have been no observable effects of DDT on human health, but he says "we haven't looked at them very closely." A thought for today : British sa tirisL Jonathan Swift said, " Laws are like cobwebs, which may catch small flies but ieL wasps and hornets break through." Thed Croy has been returned to his home from the Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Gary WoU of Columbus were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Geotoge Wolf and Mr. and Mrs. David Koblentz. Mr . and Mrs. Eldon Will and Mrs. Karl Kloes, Syracuse, called · on Denzil Cleland, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clay of Michigan were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gaul. Visitors during the weekend of Mrs. Opal Eichinger and Mrs. Mabel VanMeter were Mr . and Mrs. Charles Eichinger and daughter, Suzannah, Columbus; Mrs. PLEASANT VALLEY Names of persons admitted are not released by hospital authorities. DISCHARGES: William Longstaff, Kanauga; Barbara VanVranken, Mason: Evelyn Rawson, Southside: Hattie Radcliff, Leon, and Greg Clendenin, Point Pleasant. WIN AT BRIDGE It's the Elimination Play playin~ low ·and sticking East m. Unfortunately for • KJ95 this plan, if West just plays •s :u the eight-spot, East will be • Q63 able to play the four and . 4A10 won't be in trouble. WEST EAST (0) It is up to declarer to see • 83· a better way to force East • K2 .AQ1095 to lead a diamond. • 10 9 85 • KJ4 4J9752 ... Q83 The play goes just the SOUTH sa me until the last heart is • AQ 1062 led. At this point , instead of • J7 ruffing, South discards a diat A 72 mond. East is on lead and 4K64 must either lead from his Both vulneraOle king of dial)londs or play his West North East . South last heart to allow South to discard another diamond Puss 3 lo Pass 4 • while ruffing in dummy. Pass Pass Puss Wouldn't South look silly Opening lead- ¥ K if West showed up with the diamond king? Yes he would, By Oswald & James Jacoby but East really needed that king for his opening bid . The elimination play is (HEWSI"APflt EHTUPIISl ASSN.) one of the nicest to teach. It usually is rather difficult, but pupils just love to see how it works. Today's hand Tlle bidding has been: is given to advanced pupils West North Easl South by Barbara Brier of Miami. 14 Pass 1• Barbara currently holds Pass 3 4 Pass the world's In i xed pair '' You, South, hold: championship with Waide· • KJ54 .K876 4Q107 mar von Zedtwitz. What do you do now ? Hearts are led three times. South ruffs high and pulls A-Bid (our dubs. II may trumps with two leads. This turn out that three spades or sets the stage for a simple I h r e e no-trump would have elimination play. The ace worked out better, but this is and king of clubs are plar,ed your best action. You are not and the last club is ruf ed, in a sure~thlng position. TODAY'S QUF.STION as is dummy's last heart. This eliminates everything Instead of opening one club, but diamonds and declarer your partner ha.5 bid one dialeads a low one toward dum· mond . What do you do now? my with every intention of NORTH Rllymond VanMeter and ron, Earl, Mr. Donald VanMeter and son, Don, Mr. Earl of Williamson, all Youngstown: Miss Leda Kraeuter and Mr . Eldon Kraeuter, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Rlly Justice, Reedsville: Miss Nancy Hawk, Cooiville: Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Nice and Tammie and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hartung and 'daughter, Heather, local. Bibles were presented at the . Sunday morning worship service at the United Methodist Church to graduating seniors Mary Jo WoH, Melanie Dean, Dennis Eichinger, Timothy Gtmpf and Roger Karr. ;~'!.ed to protect minority Prospects for House passage ·of the measure were described as improved In view of the Senate action. · The conference appointed Howard. Glicilstein, a former staff director for the U.S. Civil Rights Conunission, to coor- dlnate Its attack on the legislation and the "hysteria over school busing that is sweeping the nation." Glickstein told reporters In Washington "I thlnil a lot of us thought this could never happen. In the paat all kind of silly amendments have been pr()o posed but \hey have always been defeated." He said the Senate's action "took us by surprise," and added that President Nixon's stand on the Issue apparently provided the momentum needed for passage. Z6 1. I. . .54 FEEL INSECURE AND RESTLESS AT NITE? SPECIAL . ' ONLY ... '.. ... 175 WaH mercury vapor lighting unit with automatic M switch King Builders Supply Co. THE PUBUC WILL be given its first op!l"rtunity to Inspect the new quarters of the Meigs County museum this weekend. The museum, formerly the home of Dr. and Mrs. Rlly Heaton, Butternut Ave., will be open from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday . anti on Monday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. There ar~ no .exhibi~ on ·hand as yet but the Meigs County Pioneer and Histoncal.Soetety 1s inviting the p~blic to pop by on the weekend ·to view the quarters. · FRIDAY PAST MATRONS, Evangeline Chapter OES, 7:30 p.m. Friday, home of Mrs. Jessie Houdashelt, 398 Grant St., Middleport. · QUARTERLY MEETING, Freedom Gospel Mission, Bald Knob, 7:30 p.m. Friday with Rev. 0. G. McKinney, Charleston, W. Va., speaking, Rev. L. R. Glusencamp, paslor, extends Invitation to public; special vocal numbers. SATURDAY EASTERN ALUMNI Banquet set for SatW'day, June 10, 7:30 p.m. at high school. . Reservations to Marilyn Robinson, Coolville Route 2, by June I. SUNDAY Hn.lN SING, Stiversville Church, Sunday, 1:30 p.m. Public welcome. Eagles Win Season Finale 10-1 JAMES CORNELL HAS RECEIVED an American Rag, three by five feet, which has flown over the Capitol in Washington for use at the Meigs County Courthouse. The flag was sent by Cong. Clarence E. Miller. Jim reports that the fl•g•certainly was needed. It'll fly from the f)agpole near the Qvil War monument beside the courthouse for the first time on Merrwial Dly. Stander Is No coMf!G QUITE .A TRIP UP for memberS of Langsville Explorer Scout Post 239. (" The members, accompanied by lheir advisor, James C. Council, will leave Pomeroy about 8 Monday morning for Pittsburgh, Pa. · They'll have some four canoes and equipment from Camp Arrowhead In HunUngton. From Portsmouth, they'll start down the Ohio in the canoes, stopping to camp at night. The trip is expected to take five or six days. Making the trip will be Robert c. Council, James D. Council, Mark Matson Bruce Beach, Tom Cleland and Floyd Cleland. • • :m l COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Stale Department of Health will ignore a Hamilton County Common Pleas Court ruling which declaredOhio'sfiuorldaUonlaw unconstitutlonaland conUnue to enforce the law. George Compton, legal adnnlnistrator for the Health Department, said the 19691aw rec quiring communi tles of 20,000 or more populaUon to fluoridate their water is sUll on the books as far as he Is coocerned. Judge W!Uiam R. Matthews ruled In 1971 that the law was unconslitutional,statlngthatthe Ohio General AsseJil!bly had no right to Interfere with the city's management of Its own waterworks. "We have an obUgaUon not to let the lnterpretaUon of this law rest with the common pleas court decision," Compton said Wednesday. The Health Department contacted59ciUes,counUesandprivale water ouppllers earlier this week, aoldng for el)llanaUona why they bad not met the Jan. 1, 1971, deadline to fluoridate. Cincinnati and Columbus were Included on the list of those failing to comply. Compton said the Health De· partmentwu nota party to the · Suit In Hamilton Colinty and "as far as we are concerned• the court opinion •lands only in Hamilton County." Compton's decision to ignore the court ruling confllcll with•. an opinion from the .Ohio attorney general's office which saysdecislon.s by common pleas courts remain the law of the land unUl reversed by a hlahef court. Compton said only the Ohio Supreme Court or the u.s. &J. NEHI LEMONADE 1..!~~~~·~2:n:~A~v:•~·~·____:P:ho:n:•:.:'!'!2-3:!!7!48:_...___:M~Icl:d:l:a~o:w~t~~O:h:lo:_·J '~reme Court hasofthe mterpret the taw theright land.to ·- _He said he would evaluate the J Temp. '26900 '1 G. E. 2 Door G. E. Combination REFRIGERATOR Upright Freezer 12 cu. fl. 15 cu. ft . Frost Free G. E. JO" Sell Cleaning Oven RANGE G. E. DISHWASHER Dei~Jxe ·•29995 ·' Mobile Made '20f100 G. E. 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Maternal grandmother Is Mrs.· Roberta Maynard, New Haven, W.Va.; and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. Ruth Zirkle, Pomeroy. The maternal great· grandmother is Mrs . Vina Preece, Inez, Ky. Welcome Hom·e Alumni. l As A Special Aavor To You .•. State.to Ignore· Flomide Ruling Combination .POTS Match For Joe ., what with the graduation of daughter, Mlllsa from Meigs High REVIVAL at Fellowship School, found lime to jaunt to Rome, Italy. ChW'ch of the Lord of Jesus ActUally, Franklin won the trip as a Goodyear Tire Co. Christ Friday, Saturday and dealer. Mr. and Mrs. Rizer flew out of Columbus to Chicago Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Elder where they joined others in the party - about 150 - and from Adams of Marietta will be there jetted to Rome. . In Rome, they went on numerous sightseeing trips during guest speaker. Roy Bush, pastor. which they saw the Pope. They spent a day In Florence, a day In HOMEMADE Ice cream and Trivoli, the aty of Fountains, and made a trip to Naples and then cake will be sold Sunday In to the Ish! of Capri where they dined at the Julius Caesar conjunctioo with a barbecue by Restaurant on top of a mountain on the Isle. the Rllcine Fire Department. Enroute home via plane they stopped briefly at Shannon, The Ladles Auxiliary will Ireland, which they enjoyed thoroughly and then back home. ·sponsor the sale of Ice cream. Incidentally, tbe Rlzers' son, Franklin II, attending~ U. S. Serving starts at 11 a.m. Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, wUl be spendl!!l! this CHRISTIAN CONCERT weekend here. MeanUme, he Is touring variP!Is air basea'tn the Middleport Church of Chris~ · United Slates. Wbile Franklin's visit this time will be short he11 7:·30 Sunday night. Director is be coming home for three weeks in July. Miss Loretta Ours. IN TOWN TillS WEEK TO VISIT relatives and friends were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shone, the former Irene Grueser of MinersMONDAY DAILY VACATION Bible ville, and her mother, Mrs. Lela Flint, who resided for many School Rutland Church of years on Pomeroy's East Main St. T!)e trio had been to Massachusetts to visit Mr. Shone's twin Christ beginning Monday through June 9. 6:30 to 9:30 sister. The Shones and Mrs. Flint are residents of Stanton, Calif., and love it there. p.m. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. David Zirkle are announcing the birth of a daughter, Brenda Gay, May 22 at the Holzer Medical Center. replies from the 59 water sup- The infant weighed seven pliers and then decide whether polll)ds, 10 ounces. Mr. and to seek a court order to force Mrs. Zirkle have two other compliance. daughters, Terri Ann, 11 and p.m. Detroit (Timmerman 2·4) at ' l.~ , ~~soci'a·;·· c~ie~~Ja;·~:= =~,, ,~ .~.r; :;;~;;;:;,~;~~~: • Hy HILL MADDEN behind Skip l.oc·kwood, Mirmc· six of his first eight games- we dueling Lollch, the Tigers' UPI Spurts Wrilcr jusl didn 't hit for him." so~1 nipped Texas, 6-:i, Boston eight-game winner. Lockwood, Oidh't Really Hit East Yankee left-bander Fritz Pelook Baltimore, 2-1, and who yie lded six hits, got all the New York !Kekich 4-1), 7:30 >w. I. pel. g.b. p.m. terson, who has been distribut- Kansas City beat California·, ·:;.. The Y<1nkees really didn't hit runs he needed in the fourth New York '6 9 .743 Milwaukee I Brett 1-4} at ing 1,000 "Fritz the Cat" 2. ' fur Peterson Thursday but inning when Ellie Rodriguez Pillsburgh 20 13 .606 5 Boslon !Culp 3·4l. 7:30p.m. Chicago buttons to just about anyone White snapped a scoreless duel belted a twHun homer with In the only National League 17 16 .529 B Saturday's Games Montreal 16 19 .457 10 Chicago at Oakland· against Dick Tidrow in the Mike Ferraro aboard. For who wants one, won his second activity, the New York Mets Pnlladelphia 15 19 .441 IO'h Kan City at Calif, night straight game of the season- outlasted the Chicago Cubs, 3- s ixth inning wlth Murcer Lolich, it was the first loss ever Sl . Louis 13 23 .361 13'12 Te)(as at Minnesota after six losses-a 2-0 shutout 2, in 14 innings and the St. 'Louis already aboard with a single to the llrewers. West Cleve at Baltimore. night w. I. pel. g.b. Detrol'lat New York of the division-leading Cleve- Cardinals snapped the Pit- and that was that. I.uis Aparicio scored one run, Houston 23 12 .657 Milw at Boston, night land Indians. And, for the "Incidentally," Peterson adtsburgh Pirates' nine -game dro.vc in another and teamed Los Angeles 21 IS .583 2'1' j Yankees, the victory was their winning streak, 4-2. ded, "tell anyone who wants up with Duane Josephson .to Cincinnati IB 17 .514 5 I nternationa I Atlanta 14 20 .412 B'h fifth in the last six, moving "I've been saying ail along, these Fritz the Cat buttons they execute the first triple play ·of League Standings · San Diego 15 22 .405 9 them to within four games of the only thing wrong with this can have 'em. The movie guy the season as the Red Sox United Press International San Francisco 13 26 .333 12 the Tribe in the American club is · the fact that (Roy) gave me 1,000 of them as a edged the Orioles . Marty W. L. Pel. GB Thursday's Results Richmond 19 16 .543 League East race. New York J Chi 2, 1.4 Inns . . White and (Bobby) Murcer promotion." Pattin got his first victory of Louisville 19 16 .543 St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 the Cat is an x ... ated In Detroit, Lockwood, one of Fritz haven't Started to hit, " the year for the Bosox after Tidewater 19 18 .514 1 I Only games scheduled) cartoon. " the aces of the young MilwauYankees' Manager Ralph Hook five losses. Charleston 16 16 .SOO l'h Today•s Probable Pitchers Toledo 18 18 .soo w, In other American League · said after the victory. "As for kee pitchi"g staff last year (All Times EDT) Perfect Squeeze Bunt 18 19· .486 1 Montreal !McAnally 0·41 at Peninsula ,y:~ tion, Milwaukee blanked De- Fritz, that !\.&record was very with 10 victories, finally got his Rod Carew's perfect squeeze 18 19 .486 2 Chicago !Pizarro 1·1>.2:30 p.m . Syracuse first of the season by outtroit and Mickey Lolich, z.o, deceiving. He pitched well in bunt in the seventh inning 17 21 .436 4 Philadelphia !Carlton 5-41 at Rochester ThurStlay•s Results Pittsburgh ! W~Iker 1· I), 8:05 Louisville 9 C:harleston 0 p.m. . New York {Seaver 7-1) at St. Peninsula 1 kichmond 0 TOledo 7 Tidewater 2 Louis {Wise 3·41 , 9 p.m . San Diego !Norman 4-21 at Syracuse 5 Rochester 3 I lsi Cincinnati !Nolan 5-l), 8:05 game, 7 Innings} Syracuse 6 Rochester 4 (2nd p.m. game. 9 Innings) San Francisco !Marlchal J.7) With both teams compleUng Conference. Southern ended at way for the Eagles with a four- third. Alan Pugh was hi t by a at Atlanta {Reed 1-6). 8:05p.m . their season, the Eastern 14-5 and 9·3 in the SVAC. The hitter. Cross, the ace of the pitch, Brett Harl walked, and Los Angeles I Downing 1-21 at ASTROS SIGN GIBBON Houston I Roberts 1-2), 8:30 · Eagles ran over the Southern Eagles were fourth in league Eagle mound corps, fanned Mi ke Nease singled Pugh p.m. HOUSTON (UPI ) - The Tornadoes, 10-1, at Eastern play while the Tornadoes and nine and walked seven while home . Saturday ·s Games Houston Astros have signed Thursday afternoon. Kyger Creek were tied for hitting one batter. The hitters for the Eagles Phlla at Pills, night Joe Gibbon, a relief pitcher second place behind the Coach Larry Heines' Eagles Montreal at Chicago Pat Arnold started for were Duvall, the grand siam New York at St. Louis, night released by the Cincinnati finished with a 13-8 slate and 7- champs, Symmes Valley . Southern, was relieved by Mike homer, and Caldwell, Sanders, San Diego at Cinci, night Reds May 5. 5 in the Southern Valley Richard Cross went ail the Nease in the third, and the Young, Osbourne, and Cross, San Fran at Allanla; night Gibbon, 37, has pitched in the former came back in the sixth each a .singie. Los Ang at Houston, night majors since 1960. He was :Hi Lo complete the game. Southern's hitters were Hart, with a 2.95 earned.run average American League Together, they allowed six hits, Mitch Nease, Mike Nease, and Ent with Cincinnati last year and struck out seven, walked nine, Rodney Holman, each a single: w. I. pel. g. b. appeared in only two games Cleveland and hit one batter. Both Coach Heines and 18 11 .600 Detroit 17 14 .548 1'12 this season, allowing two runs Eastern struck for two Coach Wolfe are receiving Baltimore - · ·· · · ·" ·<' • 16 15 .516 1'12 in two,thirds of an inning. unearned runs in the first when congratulations for their fine New York 14 16 .467 4 Randy Young went to first seasons, both teams being well Boston II t8 .379 61J2 ACQUIRE DURBANO Milwaukee when the Eagle ca tcher over .500. w~ 1 18 ·357 7 ST. UJUIS (UPI )-St. l.ouis couidn'l handle a third strike. Southern 001 000 0- I 4 l w. 1. pd. g.b, General Manager Sid Abel Bob Caldwell, who was hit by a 240 040 x- 10 6 1 Eastern Chicago 21 10 .677 announced Thursday that th e OMAHA, Neb. (UPI)-Smo- · furniture as he contemplated pitch, and Rick Blake, who Arnold (LP), Nease ( 3), ~~~~~~ta :: :: :Y;; 'Blues had acquired 20-year-oid kin ' Joe Frazier, his precision the end of his impossible walked, both scored ,on the Arnold (6), and Pugh. Cross Te•as 15 19 .441 7'12 Steve Durbano, a minor league job on Bluffs Butcher Ron dream . play. , and Young, Edwards (5) . Kansas City 13 19 .406 8lf2 defenseman from the New Stander completed, said today Frazier, a 10-1 favorite, drew in the second, Eastern went Calllornla 11 11 .353 10'1' York Rangers. Thursday's Resulh . he was waiting for a challenge blood from Stander's nose with on top S.O when Alan Duvall New York 2 Cleveland o The National Hockey League from the man he calls Cassius ·tivo tremendous left hooks near blasted a pitch to right ceo.ter Milwaukee 1 Detroit o club got the promising Our- Clay. the end of the first round. The with the bases pupuialjld for a Minnesota 6 Te<as 5 bano for what Abel called "I'm laking a long vacation champion knew he had taken grand slam home run. Scoring Boston 2 Baltimore I "f id t' .. · Kan City 5 California 1 uture cons era 10ns. until I get a solid proposal," command. ·In the third, an ahead of him were Bill (Only games scheduled) said after slicing up explosive right to the head took Osbourne, Rick Sanders, and Frazier FIRST SIGNER ..Todoy•s Prablble Pitchers the Council Bluffs challenger in the starch out of the shaggy- Blake, all of,whom had walked. CAll Times EDT>' PITISBURGH (UPI)-Cam Kansas City I Rooker 1·0) at Newton, who played goal for four rounds Thursday night haired challenger, who apIntroducing The Eagles scored four more California !Ryan 2·4l. 11 p.m. and scoring a fiftho!'ound TKO peared nearly helpless at the in the fifth. Young opened it Te<as (Shellenback 1-01 al the Hershey Bears in the Minnesota ( Blyleven 5-3), 8:30 American Hockey League last when · medical and fight of- end of the fourth. with a single, Randy Boring p.m. He Had Heart season, became the first ficials decided Stander could walked , Osbourne s in gled Chicago (Wood 7·2l at Ooknot start the fifth. But Stander had heart. He of the Pittsburgh home two runs; Cross singled member land I Holtzman 6-1}. 11 p.m. Frazier said he would take on came back for his best round in home another, and Sanders At Your Store Now Cleveland !Wilcox 01 al Penguins to sign his 1972-73 Baltimore !Cuellar J.J), 7:30 contract Thursday. Clay, whom he refu~~s to call the fourth, in the opinion of singled home stili another. Of Muhammad Ali , for $3.5 referee Clayton, who paid the Eagles' six hits, five came Royal Crown million in a return bout to the tribute to the challenger for in the fifth. Bottling Company March 8, 1971, battle between having "a heart as big as this Coach Hilton Wolfe's Torthe two won by Frazier in IS building ." Middleport, Ohio nadoes, who played without rounds. Breathing hard, · with blood ace pitcher Jim Hubbard , Frazier's manager, Yancey streaming down his face, he Durham, said he would ask for waved for Frazier to come on plated their single run in the . " ' " " " " " - - • - • - • $4 million for a bout with Ali, in. The champion did, and split but indicated he might accept the challenger's forehead with Frazier's figure. a short right. Stander, his ca reer a Ali Stander's reflexes · question mark after absorbing seemed to leave him but he savage punishment at the never quit trying and he never hands of the polished cham- went down. pion , sobbed as he met Frazier took home $150,000 in newsmen and said, 11 ]'m sorry television money and 40 per .. . I let a lot of people down. I tried cent of the gate. Stander took my best and I did everything I 20 per cent of the gate and a could but he (Frazier) is a percentage of the foreign TV great champion ." money. 11 Stitches and 10 Days All three officials vated the Stander had bone deep cuts same way, calling the first on his brow, left cheek, nose round even and giving the next and right eye. Dr. Jack Lewis three to Frazier. While we're closed, yau can said he took 17 stitches to close purchue Kentucky Fried the wounds and figured it Chicken by the box, bucket would lake 10days "before he's or barrel. presentable." '" Lewis ordered the fight Available from, our c~rry­ stopped because Stander was FACTS out window 11 the reor of the building from . .. blinded by blood from the wounds, his right eye was swollen shut, and his nose was broken. The doctor rushed to Stander's corner at the beckoning of referee Zack Clayton. He quickly signaled the game challenger could · not continue. Pomeroy, 0. 992-5432 Stander, tough as nails, wept as he watched Clayton call the match . He stormed into his dressing room, ousted a news The Miss America Pagcolumnist and kicked the eant of Atlantic ' City, N.J .. is a resorl·promotion device developed since 1921, which a!tracts thousands of visitors and receives national newspaper, radio and television coverage . The first . Miss America was Marga. ret Gorman, 16, of Wash· ington, D.C., who was chosen Miss America in 1921, The World Almanac recalls. By United Press International Nalional lea'gue By Bob Hoeflich Pomeroy, will be in Canton on June 15 for a major ha~ning. which cleared the Senate was Last year the Olristlan Freedom Foundation, wit~ tacked on lo a big higher ·~, headquMters in Los AJII!eies, Ca!if., end~ the . Rev. Mr. education money bill. The rider Perrin's hook, "Look Who's Killing G?d," advertising II highly as would suspend for 18 months a book all Christian Americans ~uld read. • any court-ordered · busing The foundation invited Rev. Perrin to attend a bancju.et held where the order involved is slill on the Queen Mary in San Franciscp Harbor. Such celebnUes as subject !'> court appeal. G Ronald Reagan and Lawrence Welk attended the event. It abio would prevent the R:: ferrln was unable to attend. · ·. . federal government from all()o Th f ·d !'on now planning a similar event In the Midwest Ung funds for busing unless · e oun a 1 ' ho " d to ca . ('n Canton) has invited Rev. Perrin as "honorary st an . 1 local school offictals request It. of . . ConservaUve Olristian fi•ures ' ceremorues. , •In additi0111't would prohibit all act as master 'd t d East United States are expected to be federally forced busing unless from the M1 wes an ern such Is constitutionally present. · .14 feed at night. "I'm going to swim as far as my body will take me," Poenisch said at a news conference here ThW'sday. Poenisch 's body already has taken him pretty far. In 1969, he pulled a rowboat with two peQple in it a distance of six miles in three hours and five minutes. Later that year Poenisch pulled two rowboats with a ton of people In them for three miles In one and a half hours. In 1970 he won a six.IJour endurance swim pulling an empty rowboat and then pulled a 28ton yacht about 2() feet. Last year Poenlsch pulled a 15-ton steamer one and a half miles. Poenisch said the upcoming swim would be hazardous and difficult, but he was confident he would make it. One reason, he said, was a big morale booster, his beauUful 25-yearold wife, Faye. "That boy's going to make It," Faye told newsmen. Roy Wllklns, chairman of the conferen~. said he and other rights leaders feared the enactment of any, form of , auppre1111lon of busing wotlld set precedents which might lead to erosion of other constltutlooa! rights. , . Wilkins said the HouseJllssed measure and other pending proposals to curb busing are "the greatest threat to this country's pursuit of equality that has arlsen since the end of the ~onstructlon period." . The ' antibusing legislation Chester News Notes ' J WASHINGTON (UPI)-A coaUtlon of civil rights grouJII has opened a drive to kill Senate-passed antibusing legislation. One leader called it part of the greatest threat to equality since the end of Reconiltruction. RepresentaUves of the 127 groups which make up the National Leadership Conference on Civil Rights held an emergency meeUng in ·New York City Thursday night to head off in the House the bill which the Senate Jllssed 63 to 15 earlier this week. five scoreless innings to register his third victory of the season. Another "oldo.timer" getUng "back into things'.' was Bo~ Gibson who notched his first scored Cesar Tovar with the triumph of the season in winning run in the Twins ' hurling the Cardinals past redvictory over Texas. Tovar led hot Pittsburgh. The 3&-year old off the irming with a doutile and Gibson, who lost his first five ~as sacrificed to third before games this year, scattered Carew's bunt. seven hits and struck out 10 in Paul Schaal hit his fi rst halting the Pirates' winning homer of the season and streak at nine. Kansas Cily took advantage of Ca lifornia mistakes to score three unearned runs and beat Lhe Angels. The loss was California 's sixth in their last seven games. Will Bloom The Mets, leading Lhe All Summer National League East Division, got another dividend from 41From year-Oid Willie Mays as the "Say Hey Kid" drove home Wayne G<trrett with the win· Serving : Gallipolis, ning run with two out in the Pomeroy, Middleport , 0 ., 14th inning to nip the Cubs. Ace & Mason Co., W. Va . reliever Tug McGraw pitched YaDks Blank Cleveland, 2-0 I ' . ' ... , 1 I I I ' ,. , 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 26, 1972. Civil Rightists to Of the Bend ·· h 1\. T B A Fig, t HO- us ct '"· . . ., -~ _ ... ---. I .,.. , ' I I \ ~ I . ·r----~-~-----------. ----r,_ . ,. ' ,. •: IIOIIIIT HOIHICH, POMEROY •••• 992-7711 -Featuring • I ALL MAJOR BRANDS OF AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES HEADQUARTERS FOR SPEED EQUIPMENT i Stcond CIIU POSfiSII Plld It Pomeroy, Otllo . NltiOnll We're trying to put a little more joy ·into your car buying and driving. ldYtrllllhg 80iflntlil . Gallllhtr, l~t .. 12 Elst 42nd Sf., Ntw Y:ork City, Ntw Yorl't . 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Front row, lo!', Ruth Mitchel, Caroline Mitchel, Ina Warner, N111'108n Mitchel, Uza Warner, Dal' Warner, Carl Reeves, Clifford CUckier, and Herman Warner :·back row, Frank Graves, Rllymond Mitchel, Carolyn Mitchel, Mary Graves Bolen, Bees Musser, teacher: Madge Hayman McGlothen, and Roy Graves. DDT too Dangerous . I Says OSU Researcher l COLUMBUS (UPI) - A re"Findings that DDT causes searcher at Ohio State Univer- egg shell thinning In 40 bird slty said today the use of DDT species, such as the brown ml18t be stopped completely pelican and peregrine falcon, because "warning signs rendering them unable to resuggest we should not risk produce, are taken by some as conUnued tampering with the isolated cases which are greatenvironment" by conUnued use ly outweighed by the benefits of of the compound. DDT," Keith said. "But they Dr. Tony J. Peterle, profes- really are examples to 11aorandchalnnanofzoologyat lustrate that use of .DDT can OSU, acknowledges the coet of · havemanyi!indsof unexpected pest coritrol would Increase effects which are hszarouds to and probably double, bringing life on earth." an Increase In food prices, but Peterle said there is very that should not be considered. little knowledge of the "subtle "But these costs would be effects'' of DDT on various life small compared to a major functions. · disruption of whole ecological "We don't understand all the syaterns upon which man is chronic effects of DDT, and ef. vitally dependent," said Peter· feels on dlffere~t segments of a le. populaUon vary according to James Keith, head of the their exposW"e," he said. pesticide-wildlife ecology secFinely Balauced tlon of the Denver Wildlife RePeterle said some of the search Center and a candidate "chronic subleties" brought on for a doctorate degree at OSU, by DDT include abnormal ternagrees. perature regulation, abnormal Iulated ·thyroid function and increased Kell!l said people who favor metabolism of steroids, lnciudthe 11111 of DDT have mlslnter- lng sex hormones. preted some of the warning Peterie pointed out that dif· signs given off by the com- ferent'plant lind animal species pound. function in a finely balanced ea.... ' Tiger Juiced Swiinmer . . ' " Plans 200 Mile Atlantic Marathon COLUMBUS (UP!) - Fiftyelght-year-oJd Walter Poenlsch, powered by "tiger juice" and protected by a portable sharkproof cage, will attempt to set a world record for ocean marathon swimming next month. At 5 a.m. on ·June 14, Poenlsch, of suburban Grove City, will enter the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Cuba and try to swim to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 200 miles away. Poenlsch credits "tiger juice" for making · ~Urn the recognized strongest swimmer :n tlie world. He said his formula was a combination of glucose and other sugars, honey, skim milk powder and molasses. Poenlsch will swim Inside a movable 30-foot-loJII! and 15foot deep cage to keep the sharks away. A skin diver also will accompany him because Poenlsch figures the cage mlcht not be enough, since he will be spending at least two nights In the water and sharils · .. reiaUonship with each othera process which has been established over countless generations. "One small factor, such as those altered by DDT, can throw the whole complex mechanism out of adjustment and affect all interrelated species, including man," said Peterle. "When you shuffle factors around you change the Uming 1 andlntensityofthlngstowhich species have adapted seleclively for sutvlval," he said. · Peterle said there have been no observable effects of DDT on human health, but he says "we haven't looked at them very closely." A thought for today : British sa tirisL Jonathan Swift said, " Laws are like cobwebs, which may catch small flies but ieL wasps and hornets break through." Thed Croy has been returned to his home from the Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Gary WoU of Columbus were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Geotoge Wolf and Mr. and Mrs. David Koblentz. Mr . and Mrs. Eldon Will and Mrs. Karl Kloes, Syracuse, called · on Denzil Cleland, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clay of Michigan were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gaul. Visitors during the weekend of Mrs. Opal Eichinger and Mrs. Mabel VanMeter were Mr . and Mrs. Charles Eichinger and daughter, Suzannah, Columbus; Mrs. PLEASANT VALLEY Names of persons admitted are not released by hospital authorities. DISCHARGES: William Longstaff, Kanauga; Barbara VanVranken, Mason: Evelyn Rawson, Southside: Hattie Radcliff, Leon, and Greg Clendenin, Point Pleasant. WIN AT BRIDGE It's the Elimination Play playin~ low ·and sticking East m. Unfortunately for • KJ95 this plan, if West just plays •s :u the eight-spot, East will be • Q63 able to play the four and . 4A10 won't be in trouble. WEST EAST (0) It is up to declarer to see • 83· a better way to force East • K2 .AQ1095 to lead a diamond. • 10 9 85 • KJ4 4J9752 ... Q83 The play goes just the SOUTH sa me until the last heart is • AQ 1062 led. At this point , instead of • J7 ruffing, South discards a diat A 72 mond. East is on lead and 4K64 must either lead from his Both vulneraOle king of dial)londs or play his West North East . South last heart to allow South to discard another diamond Puss 3 lo Pass 4 • while ruffing in dummy. Pass Pass Puss Wouldn't South look silly Opening lead- ¥ K if West showed up with the diamond king? Yes he would, By Oswald & James Jacoby but East really needed that king for his opening bid . The elimination play is (HEWSI"APflt EHTUPIISl ASSN.) one of the nicest to teach. It usually is rather difficult, but pupils just love to see how it works. Today's hand Tlle bidding has been: is given to advanced pupils West North Easl South by Barbara Brier of Miami. 14 Pass 1• Barbara currently holds Pass 3 4 Pass the world's In i xed pair '' You, South, hold: championship with Waide· • KJ54 .K876 4Q107 mar von Zedtwitz. What do you do now ? Hearts are led three times. South ruffs high and pulls A-Bid (our dubs. II may trumps with two leads. This turn out that three spades or sets the stage for a simple I h r e e no-trump would have elimination play. The ace worked out better, but this is and king of clubs are plar,ed your best action. You are not and the last club is ruf ed, in a sure~thlng position. TODAY'S QUF.STION as is dummy's last heart. This eliminates everything Instead of opening one club, but diamonds and declarer your partner ha.5 bid one dialeads a low one toward dum· mond . What do you do now? my with every intention of NORTH Rllymond VanMeter and ron, Earl, Mr. Donald VanMeter and son, Don, Mr. Earl of Williamson, all Youngstown: Miss Leda Kraeuter and Mr . Eldon Kraeuter, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Rlly Justice, Reedsville: Miss Nancy Hawk, Cooiville: Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Nice and Tammie and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hartung and 'daughter, Heather, local. Bibles were presented at the . Sunday morning worship service at the United Methodist Church to graduating seniors Mary Jo WoH, Melanie Dean, Dennis Eichinger, Timothy Gtmpf and Roger Karr. ;~'!.ed to protect minority Prospects for House passage ·of the measure were described as improved In view of the Senate action. · The conference appointed Howard. Glicilstein, a former staff director for the U.S. Civil Rights Conunission, to coor- dlnate Its attack on the legislation and the "hysteria over school busing that is sweeping the nation." Glickstein told reporters In Washington "I thlnil a lot of us thought this could never happen. In the paat all kind of silly amendments have been pr()o posed but \hey have always been defeated." He said the Senate's action "took us by surprise," and added that President Nixon's stand on the Issue apparently provided the momentum needed for passage. Z6 1. I. . .54 FEEL INSECURE AND RESTLESS AT NITE? SPECIAL . ' ONLY ... '.. ... 175 WaH mercury vapor lighting unit with automatic M switch King Builders Supply Co. THE PUBUC WILL be given its first op!l"rtunity to Inspect the new quarters of the Meigs County museum this weekend. The museum, formerly the home of Dr. and Mrs. Rlly Heaton, Butternut Ave., will be open from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday . anti on Monday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. There ar~ no .exhibi~ on ·hand as yet but the Meigs County Pioneer and Histoncal.Soetety 1s inviting the p~blic to pop by on the weekend ·to view the quarters. · FRIDAY PAST MATRONS, Evangeline Chapter OES, 7:30 p.m. Friday, home of Mrs. Jessie Houdashelt, 398 Grant St., Middleport. · QUARTERLY MEETING, Freedom Gospel Mission, Bald Knob, 7:30 p.m. Friday with Rev. 0. G. McKinney, Charleston, W. Va., speaking, Rev. L. R. Glusencamp, paslor, extends Invitation to public; special vocal numbers. SATURDAY EASTERN ALUMNI Banquet set for SatW'day, June 10, 7:30 p.m. at high school. . Reservations to Marilyn Robinson, Coolville Route 2, by June I. SUNDAY Hn.lN SING, Stiversville Church, Sunday, 1:30 p.m. Public welcome. Eagles Win Season Finale 10-1 JAMES CORNELL HAS RECEIVED an American Rag, three by five feet, which has flown over the Capitol in Washington for use at the Meigs County Courthouse. The flag was sent by Cong. Clarence E. Miller. Jim reports that the fl•g•certainly was needed. It'll fly from the f)agpole near the Qvil War monument beside the courthouse for the first time on Merrwial Dly. Stander Is No coMf!G QUITE .A TRIP UP for memberS of Langsville Explorer Scout Post 239. (" The members, accompanied by lheir advisor, James C. Council, will leave Pomeroy about 8 Monday morning for Pittsburgh, Pa. · They'll have some four canoes and equipment from Camp Arrowhead In HunUngton. From Portsmouth, they'll start down the Ohio in the canoes, stopping to camp at night. The trip is expected to take five or six days. Making the trip will be Robert c. Council, James D. Council, Mark Matson Bruce Beach, Tom Cleland and Floyd Cleland. • • :m l COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Stale Department of Health will ignore a Hamilton County Common Pleas Court ruling which declaredOhio'sfiuorldaUonlaw unconstitutlonaland conUnue to enforce the law. George Compton, legal adnnlnistrator for the Health Department, said the 19691aw rec quiring communi tles of 20,000 or more populaUon to fluoridate their water is sUll on the books as far as he Is coocerned. Judge W!Uiam R. Matthews ruled In 1971 that the law was unconslitutional,statlngthatthe Ohio General AsseJil!bly had no right to Interfere with the city's management of Its own waterworks. "We have an obUgaUon not to let the lnterpretaUon of this law rest with the common pleas court decision," Compton said Wednesday. The Health Department contacted59ciUes,counUesandprivale water ouppllers earlier this week, aoldng for el)llanaUona why they bad not met the Jan. 1, 1971, deadline to fluoridate. Cincinnati and Columbus were Included on the list of those failing to comply. Compton said the Health De· partmentwu nota party to the · Suit In Hamilton Colinty and "as far as we are concerned• the court opinion •lands only in Hamilton County." Compton's decision to ignore the court ruling confllcll with•. an opinion from the .Ohio attorney general's office which saysdecislon.s by common pleas courts remain the law of the land unUl reversed by a hlahef court. Compton said only the Ohio Supreme Court or the u.s. &J. NEHI LEMONADE 1..!~~~~·~2:n:~A~v:•~·~·____:P:ho:n:•:.:'!'!2-3:!!7!48:_...___:M~Icl:d:l:a~o:w~t~~O:h:lo:_·J '~reme Court hasofthe mterpret the taw theright land.to ·- _He said he would evaluate the J Temp. '26900 '1 G. E. 2 Door G. E. Combination REFRIGERATOR Upright Freezer 12 cu. fl. 15 cu. ft . Frost Free G. E. JO" Sell Cleaning Oven RANGE G. E. DISHWASHER Dei~Jxe ·•29995 ·' Mobile Made '20f100 G. E. 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Maternal grandmother Is Mrs.· Roberta Maynard, New Haven, W.Va.; and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. Ruth Zirkle, Pomeroy. The maternal great· grandmother is Mrs . Vina Preece, Inez, Ky. Welcome Hom·e Alumni. l As A Special Aavor To You .•. State.to Ignore· Flomide Ruling Combination .POTS Match For Joe ., what with the graduation of daughter, Mlllsa from Meigs High REVIVAL at Fellowship School, found lime to jaunt to Rome, Italy. ChW'ch of the Lord of Jesus ActUally, Franklin won the trip as a Goodyear Tire Co. Christ Friday, Saturday and dealer. Mr. and Mrs. Rizer flew out of Columbus to Chicago Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Elder where they joined others in the party - about 150 - and from Adams of Marietta will be there jetted to Rome. . In Rome, they went on numerous sightseeing trips during guest speaker. Roy Bush, pastor. which they saw the Pope. They spent a day In Florence, a day In HOMEMADE Ice cream and Trivoli, the aty of Fountains, and made a trip to Naples and then cake will be sold Sunday In to the Ish! of Capri where they dined at the Julius Caesar conjunctioo with a barbecue by Restaurant on top of a mountain on the Isle. the Rllcine Fire Department. Enroute home via plane they stopped briefly at Shannon, The Ladles Auxiliary will Ireland, which they enjoyed thoroughly and then back home. ·sponsor the sale of Ice cream. Incidentally, tbe Rlzers' son, Franklin II, attending~ U. S. Serving starts at 11 a.m. Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, wUl be spendl!!l! this CHRISTIAN CONCERT weekend here. MeanUme, he Is touring variP!Is air basea'tn the Middleport Church of Chris~ · United Slates. Wbile Franklin's visit this time will be short he11 7:·30 Sunday night. Director is be coming home for three weeks in July. Miss Loretta Ours. IN TOWN TillS WEEK TO VISIT relatives and friends were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shone, the former Irene Grueser of MinersMONDAY DAILY VACATION Bible ville, and her mother, Mrs. Lela Flint, who resided for many School Rutland Church of years on Pomeroy's East Main St. T!)e trio had been to Massachusetts to visit Mr. Shone's twin Christ beginning Monday through June 9. 6:30 to 9:30 sister. The Shones and Mrs. Flint are residents of Stanton, Calif., and love it there. p.m. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. David Zirkle are announcing the birth of a daughter, Brenda Gay, May 22 at the Holzer Medical Center. replies from the 59 water sup- The infant weighed seven pliers and then decide whether polll)ds, 10 ounces. Mr. and to seek a court order to force Mrs. Zirkle have two other compliance. daughters, Terri Ann, 11 and p.m. Detroit (Timmerman 2·4) at ' l.~ , ~~soci'a·;·· c~ie~~Ja;·~:= =~,, ,~ .~.r; :;;~;;;:;,~;~~~: • Hy HILL MADDEN behind Skip l.oc·kwood, Mirmc· six of his first eight games- we dueling Lollch, the Tigers' UPI Spurts Wrilcr jusl didn 't hit for him." so~1 nipped Texas, 6-:i, Boston eight-game winner. Lockwood, Oidh't Really Hit East Yankee left-bander Fritz Pelook Baltimore, 2-1, and who yie lded six hits, got all the New York !Kekich 4-1), 7:30 >w. I. pel. g.b. p.m. terson, who has been distribut- Kansas City beat California·, ·:;.. The Y<1nkees really didn't hit runs he needed in the fourth New York '6 9 .743 Milwaukee I Brett 1-4} at ing 1,000 "Fritz the Cat" 2. ' fur Peterson Thursday but inning when Ellie Rodriguez Pillsburgh 20 13 .606 5 Boslon !Culp 3·4l. 7:30p.m. Chicago buttons to just about anyone White snapped a scoreless duel belted a twHun homer with In the only National League 17 16 .529 B Saturday's Games Montreal 16 19 .457 10 Chicago at Oakland· against Dick Tidrow in the Mike Ferraro aboard. For who wants one, won his second activity, the New York Mets Pnlladelphia 15 19 .441 IO'h Kan City at Calif, night straight game of the season- outlasted the Chicago Cubs, 3- s ixth inning wlth Murcer Lolich, it was the first loss ever Sl . Louis 13 23 .361 13'12 Te)(as at Minnesota after six losses-a 2-0 shutout 2, in 14 innings and the St. 'Louis already aboard with a single to the llrewers. West Cleve at Baltimore. night w. I. pel. g.b. Detrol'lat New York of the division-leading Cleve- Cardinals snapped the Pit- and that was that. I.uis Aparicio scored one run, Houston 23 12 .657 Milw at Boston, night land Indians. And, for the "Incidentally," Peterson adtsburgh Pirates' nine -game dro.vc in another and teamed Los Angeles 21 IS .583 2'1' j Yankees, the victory was their winning streak, 4-2. ded, "tell anyone who wants up with Duane Josephson .to Cincinnati IB 17 .514 5 I nternationa I Atlanta 14 20 .412 B'h fifth in the last six, moving "I've been saying ail along, these Fritz the Cat buttons they execute the first triple play ·of League Standings · San Diego 15 22 .405 9 them to within four games of the only thing wrong with this can have 'em. The movie guy the season as the Red Sox United Press International San Francisco 13 26 .333 12 the Tribe in the American club is · the fact that (Roy) gave me 1,000 of them as a edged the Orioles . Marty W. L. Pel. GB Thursday's Results Richmond 19 16 .543 League East race. New York J Chi 2, 1.4 Inns . . White and (Bobby) Murcer promotion." Pattin got his first victory of Louisville 19 16 .543 St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 the Cat is an x ... ated In Detroit, Lockwood, one of Fritz haven't Started to hit, " the year for the Bosox after Tidewater 19 18 .514 1 I Only games scheduled) cartoon. " the aces of the young MilwauYankees' Manager Ralph Hook five losses. Charleston 16 16 .SOO l'h Today•s Probable Pitchers Toledo 18 18 .soo w, In other American League · said after the victory. "As for kee pitchi"g staff last year (All Times EDT) Perfect Squeeze Bunt 18 19· .486 1 Montreal !McAnally 0·41 at Peninsula ,y:~ tion, Milwaukee blanked De- Fritz, that !\.&record was very with 10 victories, finally got his Rod Carew's perfect squeeze 18 19 .486 2 Chicago !Pizarro 1·1>.2:30 p.m . Syracuse first of the season by outtroit and Mickey Lolich, z.o, deceiving. He pitched well in bunt in the seventh inning 17 21 .436 4 Philadelphia !Carlton 5-41 at Rochester ThurStlay•s Results Pittsburgh ! W~Iker 1· I), 8:05 Louisville 9 C:harleston 0 p.m. . New York {Seaver 7-1) at St. Peninsula 1 kichmond 0 TOledo 7 Tidewater 2 Louis {Wise 3·41 , 9 p.m . San Diego !Norman 4-21 at Syracuse 5 Rochester 3 I lsi Cincinnati !Nolan 5-l), 8:05 game, 7 Innings} Syracuse 6 Rochester 4 (2nd p.m. game. 9 Innings) San Francisco !Marlchal J.7) With both teams compleUng Conference. Southern ended at way for the Eagles with a four- third. Alan Pugh was hi t by a at Atlanta {Reed 1-6). 8:05p.m . their season, the Eastern 14-5 and 9·3 in the SVAC. The hitter. Cross, the ace of the pitch, Brett Harl walked, and Los Angeles I Downing 1-21 at ASTROS SIGN GIBBON Houston I Roberts 1-2), 8:30 · Eagles ran over the Southern Eagles were fourth in league Eagle mound corps, fanned Mi ke Nease singled Pugh p.m. HOUSTON (UPI ) - The Tornadoes, 10-1, at Eastern play while the Tornadoes and nine and walked seven while home . Saturday ·s Games Houston Astros have signed Thursday afternoon. Kyger Creek were tied for hitting one batter. The hitters for the Eagles Phlla at Pills, night Joe Gibbon, a relief pitcher second place behind the Coach Larry Heines' Eagles Montreal at Chicago Pat Arnold started for were Duvall, the grand siam New York at St. Louis, night released by the Cincinnati finished with a 13-8 slate and 7- champs, Symmes Valley . Southern, was relieved by Mike homer, and Caldwell, Sanders, San Diego at Cinci, night Reds May 5. 5 in the Southern Valley Richard Cross went ail the Nease in the third, and the Young, Osbourne, and Cross, San Fran at Allanla; night Gibbon, 37, has pitched in the former came back in the sixth each a .singie. Los Ang at Houston, night majors since 1960. He was :Hi Lo complete the game. Southern's hitters were Hart, with a 2.95 earned.run average American League Together, they allowed six hits, Mitch Nease, Mike Nease, and Ent with Cincinnati last year and struck out seven, walked nine, Rodney Holman, each a single: w. I. pel. g. b. appeared in only two games Cleveland and hit one batter. Both Coach Heines and 18 11 .600 Detroit 17 14 .548 1'12 this season, allowing two runs Eastern struck for two Coach Wolfe are receiving Baltimore - · ·· · · ·" ·<' • 16 15 .516 1'12 in two,thirds of an inning. unearned runs in the first when congratulations for their fine New York 14 16 .467 4 Randy Young went to first seasons, both teams being well Boston II t8 .379 61J2 ACQUIRE DURBANO Milwaukee when the Eagle ca tcher over .500. w~ 1 18 ·357 7 ST. UJUIS (UPI )-St. l.ouis couidn'l handle a third strike. Southern 001 000 0- I 4 l w. 1. pd. g.b, General Manager Sid Abel Bob Caldwell, who was hit by a 240 040 x- 10 6 1 Eastern Chicago 21 10 .677 announced Thursday that th e OMAHA, Neb. (UPI)-Smo- · furniture as he contemplated pitch, and Rick Blake, who Arnold (LP), Nease ( 3), ~~~~~~ta :: :: :Y;; 'Blues had acquired 20-year-oid kin ' Joe Frazier, his precision the end of his impossible walked, both scored ,on the Arnold (6), and Pugh. Cross Te•as 15 19 .441 7'12 Steve Durbano, a minor league job on Bluffs Butcher Ron dream . play. , and Young, Edwards (5) . Kansas City 13 19 .406 8lf2 defenseman from the New Stander completed, said today Frazier, a 10-1 favorite, drew in the second, Eastern went Calllornla 11 11 .353 10'1' York Rangers. Thursday's Resulh . he was waiting for a challenge blood from Stander's nose with on top S.O when Alan Duvall New York 2 Cleveland o The National Hockey League from the man he calls Cassius ·tivo tremendous left hooks near blasted a pitch to right ceo.ter Milwaukee 1 Detroit o club got the promising Our- Clay. the end of the first round. The with the bases pupuialjld for a Minnesota 6 Te<as 5 bano for what Abel called "I'm laking a long vacation champion knew he had taken grand slam home run. Scoring Boston 2 Baltimore I "f id t' .. · Kan City 5 California 1 uture cons era 10ns. until I get a solid proposal," command. ·In the third, an ahead of him were Bill (Only games scheduled) said after slicing up explosive right to the head took Osbourne, Rick Sanders, and Frazier FIRST SIGNER ..Todoy•s Prablble Pitchers the Council Bluffs challenger in the starch out of the shaggy- Blake, all of,whom had walked. CAll Times EDT>' PITISBURGH (UPI)-Cam Kansas City I Rooker 1·0) at Newton, who played goal for four rounds Thursday night haired challenger, who apIntroducing The Eagles scored four more California !Ryan 2·4l. 11 p.m. and scoring a fiftho!'ound TKO peared nearly helpless at the in the fifth. Young opened it Te<as (Shellenback 1-01 al the Hershey Bears in the Minnesota ( Blyleven 5-3), 8:30 American Hockey League last when · medical and fight of- end of the fourth. with a single, Randy Boring p.m. He Had Heart season, became the first ficials decided Stander could walked , Osbourne s in gled Chicago (Wood 7·2l at Ooknot start the fifth. But Stander had heart. He of the Pittsburgh home two runs; Cross singled member land I Holtzman 6-1}. 11 p.m. Frazier said he would take on came back for his best round in home another, and Sanders At Your Store Now Cleveland !Wilcox 01 al Penguins to sign his 1972-73 Baltimore !Cuellar J.J), 7:30 contract Thursday. Clay, whom he refu~~s to call the fourth, in the opinion of singled home stili another. Of Muhammad Ali , for $3.5 referee Clayton, who paid the Eagles' six hits, five came Royal Crown million in a return bout to the tribute to the challenger for in the fifth. Bottling Company March 8, 1971, battle between having "a heart as big as this Coach Hilton Wolfe's Torthe two won by Frazier in IS building ." Middleport, Ohio nadoes, who played without rounds. Breathing hard, · with blood ace pitcher Jim Hubbard , Frazier's manager, Yancey streaming down his face, he Durham, said he would ask for waved for Frazier to come on plated their single run in the . " ' " " " " " - - • - • - • $4 million for a bout with Ali, in. The champion did, and split but indicated he might accept the challenger's forehead with Frazier's figure. a short right. Stander, his ca reer a Ali Stander's reflexes · question mark after absorbing seemed to leave him but he savage punishment at the never quit trying and he never hands of the polished cham- went down. pion , sobbed as he met Frazier took home $150,000 in newsmen and said, 11 ]'m sorry television money and 40 per .. . I let a lot of people down. I tried cent of the gate. Stander took my best and I did everything I 20 per cent of the gate and a could but he (Frazier) is a percentage of the foreign TV great champion ." money. 11 Stitches and 10 Days All three officials vated the Stander had bone deep cuts same way, calling the first on his brow, left cheek, nose round even and giving the next and right eye. Dr. Jack Lewis three to Frazier. While we're closed, yau can said he took 17 stitches to close purchue Kentucky Fried the wounds and figured it Chicken by the box, bucket would lake 10days "before he's or barrel. presentable." '" Lewis ordered the fight Available from, our c~rry­ stopped because Stander was FACTS out window 11 the reor of the building from . .. blinded by blood from the wounds, his right eye was swollen shut, and his nose was broken. The doctor rushed to Stander's corner at the beckoning of referee Zack Clayton. He quickly signaled the game challenger could · not continue. Pomeroy, 0. 992-5432 Stander, tough as nails, wept as he watched Clayton call the match . He stormed into his dressing room, ousted a news The Miss America Pagcolumnist and kicked the eant of Atlantic ' City, N.J .. is a resorl·promotion device developed since 1921, which a!tracts thousands of visitors and receives national newspaper, radio and television coverage . The first . Miss America was Marga. ret Gorman, 16, of Wash· ington, D.C., who was chosen Miss America in 1921, The World Almanac recalls. By United Press International Nalional lea'gue By Bob Hoeflich Pomeroy, will be in Canton on June 15 for a major ha~ning. which cleared the Senate was Last year the Olristlan Freedom Foundation, wit~ tacked on lo a big higher ·~, headquMters in Los AJII!eies, Ca!if., end~ the . Rev. Mr. education money bill. The rider Perrin's hook, "Look Who's Killing G?d," advertising II highly as would suspend for 18 months a book all Christian Americans ~uld read. • any court-ordered · busing The foundation invited Rev. Perrin to attend a bancju.et held where the order involved is slill on the Queen Mary in San Franciscp Harbor. Such celebnUes as subject !'> court appeal. G Ronald Reagan and Lawrence Welk attended the event. It abio would prevent the R:: ferrln was unable to attend. · ·. . federal government from all()o Th f ·d !'on now planning a similar event In the Midwest Ung funds for busing unless · e oun a 1 ' ho " d to ca . ('n Canton) has invited Rev. Perrin as "honorary st an . 1 local school offictals request It. of . . ConservaUve Olristian fi•ures ' ceremorues. , •In additi0111't would prohibit all act as master 'd t d East United States are expected to be federally forced busing unless from the M1 wes an ern such Is constitutionally present. · .14 feed at night. "I'm going to swim as far as my body will take me," Poenisch said at a news conference here ThW'sday. Poenisch 's body already has taken him pretty far. In 1969, he pulled a rowboat with two peQple in it a distance of six miles in three hours and five minutes. Later that year Poenisch pulled two rowboats with a ton of people In them for three miles In one and a half hours. In 1970 he won a six.IJour endurance swim pulling an empty rowboat and then pulled a 28ton yacht about 2() feet. Last year Poenlsch pulled a 15-ton steamer one and a half miles. Poenisch said the upcoming swim would be hazardous and difficult, but he was confident he would make it. One reason, he said, was a big morale booster, his beauUful 25-yearold wife, Faye. "That boy's going to make It," Faye told newsmen. Roy Wllklns, chairman of the conferen~. said he and other rights leaders feared the enactment of any, form of , auppre1111lon of busing wotlld set precedents which might lead to erosion of other constltutlooa! rights. , . Wilkins said the HouseJllssed measure and other pending proposals to curb busing are "the greatest threat to this country's pursuit of equality that has arlsen since the end of the ~onstructlon period." . The ' antibusing legislation Chester News Notes ' J WASHINGTON (UPI)-A coaUtlon of civil rights grouJII has opened a drive to kill Senate-passed antibusing legislation. One leader called it part of the greatest threat to equality since the end of Reconiltruction. RepresentaUves of the 127 groups which make up the National Leadership Conference on Civil Rights held an emergency meeUng in ·New York City Thursday night to head off in the House the bill which the Senate Jllssed 63 to 15 earlier this week. five scoreless innings to register his third victory of the season. Another "oldo.timer" getUng "back into things'.' was Bo~ Gibson who notched his first scored Cesar Tovar with the triumph of the season in winning run in the Twins ' hurling the Cardinals past redvictory over Texas. Tovar led hot Pittsburgh. The 3&-year old off the irming with a doutile and Gibson, who lost his first five ~as sacrificed to third before games this year, scattered Carew's bunt. seven hits and struck out 10 in Paul Schaal hit his fi rst halting the Pirates' winning homer of the season and streak at nine. Kansas Cily took advantage of Ca lifornia mistakes to score three unearned runs and beat Lhe Angels. The loss was California 's sixth in their last seven games. Will Bloom The Mets, leading Lhe All Summer National League East Division, got another dividend from 41From year-Oid Willie Mays as the "Say Hey Kid" drove home Wayne G<trrett with the win· Serving : Gallipolis, ning run with two out in the Pomeroy, Middleport , 0 ., 14th inning to nip the Cubs. Ace & Mason Co., W. Va . reliever Tug McGraw pitched YaDks Blank Cleveland, 2-0 I ' . ' ... , 1 I I I ' ,. , 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 26, 1972. Civil Rightists to Of the Bend ·· h 1\. T B A Fig, t HO- us ct '"· . . ., -~ _ ... ---. I .,.. , ' I I \ ~ I . ·r----~-~-----------. ----r,_ . ,. ' ,. •: IIOIIIIT HOIHICH, POMEROY •••• 992-7711 -Featuring • I ALL MAJOR BRANDS OF AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES HEADQUARTERS FOR SPEED EQUIPMENT i Stcond CIIU POSfiSII Plld It Pomeroy, Otllo . NltiOnll We're trying to put a little more joy ·into your car buying and driving. ldYtrllllhg 80iflntlil . Gallllhtr, l~t .. 12 Elst 42nd Sf., Ntw Y:ork City, Ntw Yorl't . 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Barring major acci,dents, new speed records will he set by the winner, who- may become the first champ to cover the 500mlles in less !han three hours. , Speeds during practice and time trials were far above those turned In last year: Bobby Unser, Albuquerque, N.M .. won the pole wllh a speed of nearly 196 miles an hour, about 17 miles faster !han the 1971 pole wirUIIng"' speed of Peter Revson, Redondo Beach, calif., who thill year is next to · Unser i~ the front row of the atartlng lineup. . " •Today's tra41tlonal driver's meeting was the final official sission for drivers, car owners . ' NBA Stars Post 106-104"Win ,, ·' UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI)The National Basketball AssociaUon beat the American Basketball Auoclatlon, 106101, Thursday night, but many believe the senior circuit would have been charged with harboring a Murder, Inc., lineup had not Kareem Abdui-Jabbar, Jerry We~~t and Walt Frazier absented themselves from the AII.Star game at the Nassau Coliseum. Last year, the NBA won by five polnla, also without AbduiJabbar. This time Bob t.anier of the Detroit l'latons provided the power as be scored 15 points, grabbed seven rebounds and was named the game's Most Valuable· Player. The Who's Who of lhe NBA were active as John Havlicek of Booton scored 17 points, Archie Clark of Baltimore tallled IS, Cincinnati's Nate Archibald had 12, and Paul Sallas and Connie Hawkins of Phoenix collected 11 and 10 rebounds, respectively. "We had the experience," grinned Elgin Baylor, retired slar of the 1m Angelea Lakers making his coaching debut. "But they bad us going for a while when we failed to come back fast enough on defenl!ll.'' During that NBA lapse, ·the ABA mounted a second-period attack that carried the junior league to a 19-polnt advantage at 49-30. Bill the' trend was reveried lmmedlately as the ABA went cold and the NBA reeled off I& stralg)lt points to trim the lead to four points at 49-45. HMvUcek put the NBA In l.:.~!:a~ -For. ·· Tourney Are Annormced First ro\llld pairings for the annual Memorial Holiday Slow Pitch Softball Tournament sponsored by Quaker Slate Service Center were announced today. Six gamea are scheduled this evening, two at the Elks diamond and four at the Kyger Creek Employees field. Twenty .four teams are entered In the four-day, doubleetlmlnaUon event. Here's toolght's schedule : front ior good at 75-74with 3:13 left In the third quarter. The ABA got close, close enough to almost pull It out. Rick Barry's three-point field goal with 13 seconds remaining left ·only a one-point gap at 105-101. Archie Clark's foul shot put the NBA In front by two. A long hall-court attempt by Barry for a winning lhree.polnter with one second left just missed its target. The New York Nets• ace scored 11 points In the game. Artis Gilmore of Kentucky outplayed WUt Chamberlain In the first half, but couldn't handle Lanier's outside shots. "I made a couple ofmistakes In the second hall and it shook me up," Gilmore admitted. t'That 's not usually like me. My timing was just bad. This game has been quite an experience for me. We all wllllted to show the counirY ihat we could be competitive against the NBA and not be considered 'that rookie league.'" · Another ABA freshman who displayed the poise of a veteran was Jullua Erving of Virginia, who scored 13 points, including one dunk In which he soaied through lhe air for 10 feet before dunking his shot. The Players Associations of both leagues benefited from a .$100,000 television package. Hall the fee went Into their pension ; .fbnd and lhe other $50,000 w~s distributed among the squads, with each winning player ge!Ung about $3,500 and losers collected ·an estimated $1,750 apiece. The gate receipts from a crowd of 14,000 will be distributed among three charities . ABA Commissioner ·Jack Dolph was p~esent, signifying his league's sanctioning of the game. NBA Commillsioner J. has Walter , Kennedy threateped his players with fines for participating In the game. M-M Slo·Pitch A clutch single off the bat· of Kenny Caldwell wHh two outs in the bottom o( the ninth Inning gave host Meadow Green a 3-2 victory over Fruth Pharmacy TUesday evening In Meigs-Mason Slo-Pilch League play. Meadow Green's Wilbur Robinson and Fruth's Gregg Gibbs clashed in a pitcher's duel throughout lhe extra in· nlng affair. Fruth had been shut out until l.he lop of the sevenlh but sent it in/~ extra innings by scoring IWO runs; one on a homer by Gibbs and .the other, on slj1gles by Bunny Arthur, Ray Van Matie and Steve Halstead. Caldwell's game wmning hit came after Charlie Collins doubled with one out. In other games,J;!oyal Crown defeated Jim's campers with Ronnie Carr slamming two homers for the winners, Farmers Bank won over Reedsville 11~ with Dennis Evans having a home run for the winners, Danville defeated Randolph's 8-5 and K&K won over Foote Mineral 15-8. Ray Clark and George Hoschar had homers for K&K and Ohlinger and Clark hit home runs for Foote. The reaults of last Thursday's ,games were Farmers over Randolph's 10-3; Fruth over RC 5-1; Foote over Jim's, 12-10; Meadow Green defeating Danvllle, 5 ;', and K&K over Reedsville, 10-8. Linescores By Untied Press International National League Pitlsbrgh 001 001 ooo- 2 7 3 St Louis 101 Oil OOx- 4 8 0 Ellis. Klson 17) and May; Gibson (1 ·5) and Simmons. LP - Ellis 15·2) . HRs- Slzemore (lstl. Hebner (6th) ,, •' I lst). Baltimore 010 000 ooo- l 4 l Boston 002 000 OOx- 2 9 0 DobS<ln, Harrison 171 and Hendricko; Pattin {l -5) and Fisk . LP-Dobson (4·5). HRBaylor (5th). Matlack, Taylor (8), McGraw and Oyer; Hands, Phoebus (7), McGinn 1101 and Rudolph. Hundley tlOJ . WP- McGraw 13· ll . LP- McGinn 10·2) . HRDyer (1st) . and Billings; Perry, Corbin (6), Granger (7) and Mllterwald, Roof (6). WP- Granger (1 -0). LP- Paul t0-2). HR- Randle list) : Mosul. (Only games scheduled) 7: 11>-Prlce & Sons PharAmerican Ltoguo . Cleveland 000 000 ooo- 0 7 I macy va. Union 78. N.Y. 00000200x-2 50 (KyaerCreek) Peterson (2-6) and Munson ; 8: 1&-RC" Bot lUng vs. Tldrow, Mlngorl (8) and Fosse . LP- Tidrow t4-3). HR- Whlle Redmen Inn. 7:15-Foote Mineral vs. tlnd). lalla City. Mllw 000 200 ooo- 2 6 0 8:11>-TroyTirevs. Farmer's Detroit 000 000 ooo- 0 6 0 Lockwood 11 ·41 and E. Bank. Lollch, Slramr 171. 9: 11>-Fruth'a Pharmacy vs. Rodriguez; Nlekro (7), Perranosk (8), Maplewood Inn. Meeler (9) and Hailer. LPLollch (8·2). HR-E. Rodriguez Kan City 210 000 101- 5 6 0 California 000 001 001- 2 6 2 Spilftorff, Nelson (9) and Kirkpatrick; May, Foster (6), Fisher (9) and Kusnyer. WPSplltlorff (4-3). LP- May 10·41. HR- Schnl list) . (ELKS FIELD) B:l~Cr.aft vs. Federal (9) (Only games scheduled) 1972-73 ·CONTRACT DALLAS (UPI)-John Ba· blnecz, a linebacker from VIllanova and a secondof'ound draft choice of the Dallas Cowboys, Thursday signed his 1972-73 contract. ·In-Between Gates ' .. . LEADING BATTERS ~ ~ Major League Leaders By United Press International Leading Bolters Notional League g. ab r. h. pet. Torre,St.L 34 130 14 48 .369 Snguiln, Pit ,33 132 16 48 .364 Lee, SO 29 101 15 36 .356 Alou. St.L 33 12313 43 .350 Russel , LA 31 86 7 29 .337 Oliver, P: t 33 13919 46 .331 Clmente, Pit 3D 125 21 40 .320 Monday, Chi 32 103 19 33 .320 Brock. St.L 36 157 17 50 .318 Cash. Pit 26 118 22 37 .3 14 9 'til 5 WITH COMPLETE SELEcfiONS. "Service For Over 100 Years" 110 Mulbq 992-2115 Pomeroy Show Western Horse, w va Vienna Western. Pieasure Pony under 48 11 , Sugar, Troy Tom, Schwendeman, Manetta ; Ed Mllr Rafflair, Debbie Fogle, Vienna ; Mer La Mia, .Joe Chandlersville; The . Blue Swearingen. Little Hock!ng. 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Nights Middleport '• ' •·) POMEROY BROWNIES 76 - A mothers' tea was beld Thursday by Pomeroy Brownies 76 at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Using puppets which they had made over the past several weeks, the girls presented "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." They served sandwiches, punch and mints to their mothers. Attending ·Were Kristen Anderson and her mother, Mrs. Jennifer Anderson: Mrs. Melinda Thomas and her mother, Mrs. Donna Thomas and her grandmother, Mrs. Don Rea; Rochelle McDaniel, her mother, Carolyn McDaniel and sillier, Roxanna; · Melanie Dillard, her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Dillard and Daphanie; Kelly Griffith and her mother, Mrs. Nancy Griffith, Kimberly Mulford and her mother, Mrs. Ruth Mulford; Tammy Eichinger and her mother, Mrs . June Eichinger; Mary Beth Hawley and her mother, Mrs. Lois Hawley; Barbara Grueser and her mother, Mrs. carolyn Grueser,leader of the troop; and Becky Handley and her mother, Mrs. Donna Handley, the assistant leader. Final plans were made for the girls to attend day camp at Kiashuta the week of June 5. Arrangements for transportation were made. Final meeting of the troop will he held one evening next week when a wiener roast,wUI be held at the Route 33 park. ORGANIZATIONS INTERESTED In sending a girl to camp are Invited to contact Mrs. William Ohlinger, acting neigh• borhood chairman. This year the Appalachian Heritage camp program for disadvantaged girls has been discontinued. Girls will he selected to attend regular camp sessions at Camp Sandy Bend, Elizabeth, Va. If organizations provide the funds. Necessary clothing; equipment and supplies will he provided through the scouting program. A surpriSe -iayette shower was held recently at the Middleport Church of Christ honoring Mrs. Franklin Martin. Hostesses were Mrs. Jane Hess, Mrs. Lowell Beaver, Mrs. Harold Wolle, Mrs. Grace Abbott, and Mrs. ·Dolly Mowery. A pink and blue color scheme was carried out in decorations. Centerpiece on the gUt !able was a money tree and a stork replica centered the refreshment table. cake, punch, nuts and mints were served. ( . Games were played with prizes being awarded to Mrs. Jack Coleman, Mrs. Sam Fry, Mary Frazier, Mrs. John Bryan, and Mrs. Gene King. Others attending were Mrs. Howard Wilson, Mrs. Eleanor Ingels, Miss MOdred Hawley, Mrs. Betty Cline, Mrs . Raymond Baker, Mrs. Carl Roach, Mrs. Nellie Hanson, Mrs. Grace Hawley, Mrs . George Niclnsky, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Maxine Dorst, Miss Loretta Ours , Mrs. Frances Martin, Mrs . Craig Rawlings, Mrs. Chester Erwin, Mrs. Robert Manley, Mrs . Harold Brinker, Mrs. Frank Herald, Mrs. Richard Moyer, Mrs. Tony May, and Mrs . Charles Riffle. Also presenting gifts to Mrs. Martin were Mrs. Mike Watson, Mrs. Pleasant Ellis, Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrs. Alma Frazier, Mrs. Earl Denny, Mrs. Lawrence Stewart, Mrs. David Darst, Mrs. Richard Rawlings, Mrs. Don Erwin, Mrs. Mu Slavin, Mrs. Robert Rile, Jenny Ingels, Mrs . William Swisher and daughter, Paula, Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mrs. Kenneth Scites, Mrs. Raymond Cole, Mrs. catheryn Ervin, Mrs. Lula Mae Lynch, Mrs. Frank Triplett, Mrs. Raullln Moyer, Mrs. Glenn Glaze, Mrs. O'Dell Manley, Mrs. Martha King, and Mrs. Lee McComas. • ' For Decoration · Day PH. 992·2039 Dudley's 106 Butternut Serving: Gallipolis, Pomoro,, Mlcldi-t, 0., I Muon Co., W. Vt, . THE DEBT WE OWE TO OUR COUNTRYMEN In time fOr Graduation · Let us not forget those who gave their lives in strife to make this earth a better place for all humanity to enjoy. Bulova Graduation is the start of something new. Make it a good start witfi the gih that counts . .. a btautilul new Bulova watch 1 See all. the rew stylts in our Graduation Watch Officers Named · Mrs. Etta Will was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary of Feeney. , Bennett Post 128 Wednesday night al the Legion hall. . . Other officers named for 1972-73 were Mrs. Patty Might, vice president: Mrs. Erma Hendricks, second vice prestdent; Mrs. Velsia Roush , secr~tary; and Mrs. Geraldine Kessmger , treasurer. The charter was draped for Mrs. Wilma Davis, a charter member, and a resolution of respect was signed and sent to the family. It was voted to give $25 to Mrs. Kessinger for the Chillicothe v. A. Hospttal birthday party next month. The uml adopted a by-law change raising junior member dues to $2 and senior member dues to $3. Ths District 8 summer conference at Lancaster was announced for June 1 with about 15 members planning to attend. The annual Buckeye Girls State tea will be held In Pomeroy on June 4. The Americanism cha•rmen, unit presidents, delegates and alternates and lhelr mothers are to attend. Also announced was the Department \ onvention to be • PARTY ENJOYED SYRACUSE - A housewares party was held at the home of Myla Hudson the afternoon of May IS with Mrs. Rulh Ann Sellers the demonstrator . Games were played and prizes given. Refreshments were serve<! to Jean Hall, Thelma Grueser, Margaret Cottrill, Mildred Pierce, Donna Sellers, Ada Slack, Mary Pickens, Clara Lavender, and Linda Parsons and children, Eber IIA 11• "CI" 17 ltwtlt. Celtnllr. Slllnltal ~tttl . ' "· I, ' THE ATHENS COUNn SAVINGS ·& LOM aj ....... ,., ....... ."' . .. . "' ·' VISITORS NOTED LONG BOTI'OM - Mother 's Day guesls of Mrs. Edna Summerfield were Mr . and Mrs. carl Lamb, Raymond l.Jimb, and .friend of H~­ tington, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clifford, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Northup and Jeff, Gallipolis; Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. K-enneth Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. MR. HOYT ALLEN, JR., pastor of the Pomeroy Church of Christ, graduated recently from the Kentucky Christian College . He is pictured here with his family, left to right, Dennie Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt, daughter Cindy , and his mother, Mrs. Hoyt Allen, Sr. at a party given by the congregation of the Pomeroy Church. Pastor is Surprised A surpnse dinner party honoring Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., pastor of the Pomeroy Church of Christ following his graduation from lhe Kentucky Chnstian College at Berea was held recently at the church . Approximately 85 persons attended including the mmister's mother, Mrs. Hoyt Allen, Sr. of Wellsburg, W. Va.; his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs Frank Marion; a sister, Mrs. Marjorie Edwards and daughter Lindy, of Follansbee, W'. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lash and daughters, Jo, Valerie and Debbie, Mingo Junction . 'Gifts were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Allen and children by the congregation . A skit was presented by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guenther, Louis Osborne, Florence Bearhs, Mrs. Doris Carder, Mrs. Clyde Andrews, and Mrs. Charles Eskew. There was a vocal selection by Dottie Reynolds. Speaker for the occasion was Mr. Raullln Moyer, pastor of the Middleport Church of Christ. held m Cincinnati, July 21-23. Reservations are to be sent in now. Plans were made for several junior and ·senior members to attend the department convention in Ashland. A rummage sale was se\ for July 8 and 9. Reported ill were Mrs. Mildred Meade, surgery in • • Columbus ; Mrs . Kathern IJomecomzn~ Sm•lh, home from the hosp•tal ; and Mrs. Lelah Weatherby, a patient at the Holzer Medical Annual homecoming of the Gallipolis. Center. Kenda Morrts was Naomi Baptist Church was Guest speaker at the 11 a.m: welcomed as the first new held Sunday with Oscar Qualls, service was the Rev. Robert junior member for 1973. superintendent, as master of Butler, with "Let Us Make ceremonies. Man," the theme of his sermon ·The morning program using scripture from Genesis. opened with devotions by Special music was by the Qualls and Walter Green of the gospel chorus from his Forest Run Baptist Church . Colwnbus church.' The afternoon sermon Mr. and Mrs. Joe Struble Mrs. Hariett Warner of the First Baptist Church, Rutland , preceded by devotions by enterta ined m the Trinity was accompanist for group Qualls and Green was given by Church social room Tuesday singmg and Mrs. Lula Hampthe Rev. Grover Turner of the mght with a party honoring ton gave the welcome. A Paint Creek Baptist Church, their son , Michael, a 1972 response was given by Mrs. Gallipolis. "Selling of the graduate of Meigs High School. Mmnie Washington of the Paint Birthright" was his sermon A maroon and gold color Baptist Church, topic from scriij~ure also grom scheme was carried in the Creek Genefis. There was special decorations. The table cenmusic by the choir and terpiece was an arrangement remarks by the Rev. Eddie of gold and maroon mums WEEKEND HERE Buffington, supply minister of flanked with gold tapers, and Mrs. Pauline Wears of the cake was inscribed Colwnbus spent the weekend the Forest Run Baptist Church. Preparing and serving a " CongratulatiOns and Good with Mr. and Mrs. Bob noon dinner were Mrs. Ruth Luck." Mrs. C. J . Struble Houdashelt. Mrs. Wears came presided at the punch bowl , to care for her sister, Gladys Buffington, Johnnie Mae and Mrs. John Terrell served Taylor, who has returned home Qualls, Mr. and Mrs. Charles the cake. from Veterans Memorial Lewis, Mrs . Mary Alice Altendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Hospital following a two week Samuels, Mrs. Edwina Scott, Mrs. Iris Payne, and the Rev. Charles Legar , · Marta and stay. Samuel Jacks . Chuck, . Mrs. Cecil Mi(!kiff, Mrs. Gene Mitch, Mark and Shari, Mr. and Mrs . Otto lies, SCHEDULE SET Mr. and Mrs. C. J . Struble, Mr. A weekend schedule has been and Mrs. Claude Jewell of announced for the Red Brush Columbus ; Mr . and Mrs. Bill Church of Christ with services Wtlliamson, Mr. and Mrs. John at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and a Terrell, Steven Stanley, Kent worsh•p period at 10 a.m. Kloes, Janel Stivers, and Sunday. Denver Hill, Foster, Barbara Anthony . W. Va . will be in charge. 111 a O En('}1Qt1Jed .)' Strubles Honor Their Son, Mike Rexal Summerfield, Sherman Summerfield , Mrs. Robert Murphy, Reedsville; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 1,ee Summerfield and Amber, Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Swartz, Tena, Rena, Robin, Roger and Tex, Coolville; Bobble and KelU Parker, Marietta; Mrr. Roser. Adams, and Lori, Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Syracuse. BAKEit'S SPRING TIME VALUES FROM OUR BUDGET Sfl)p s Pc. Dinette 7 Pc. Dinette 9 Pc. Dinette S4L $78 $99 9xl2 Linoleum Rugs $4.88 • 22" Meta I Utility Cabinet Sofa Beds $18.98 $58 ·- $19.88 Book Case Sliding Glass Door Maple or walnut Vinyl Recliners Table Lamps $48 $3.99 4 Drawer Chest Springs- Mattress Full size per set 2 Pc. Living Room Suites $33.75 $58 $119 3 Pc. Bedroom Suites Baby Beds-with mattress and bumper pad 3 ROOMS ALL NEW FURNITURE $119 $39 '595 Some call it wholesale Some call it discormt We named it our Budget Slwp Come see - Compare ~ You'll find the best values at &her's . , . ,• , , l!! ....cn1 KJif 5i ,,., .;; UIII'IA - ~·~ 9H!9 IA'N '• . IIIWifN.I'It'IUOH, ,A . , .,, . . "".Al . "" -. - ~.'\ -· ·~·... ~ ;.~ · ,- ',,. . Greeting," by Donna Hubbard: "Why I'm Glad," by Dianna Nease and "Making Mothers HaRPY," by Lori Chapman and Brenda Teaford. ' The youth choir sang, "Faith of Our Mothers," and readings were by Bobbie Chapman, "She Knows"; Debbie Harden, -· ' •APSHT ''I" 17 ifwth:. lllnr 4111. ' ' " ' " Urtll brectltt. • · Mine";· "Keepers Of The Light," Tony Pierce, and "To My Mom," by Bruce Cottrill. "Mother's Prayers Have Followed Me" was sung by the congregation. Esther Har.den read "Bless Every Mother"; Agnes · White, "Who Is Mother"; Glenna Davis, "Giving to Mothers"; Gertrude Neigler, "A Tale Of Mother" : Janice Lawson, "Who Knows" and Genevieve Schneider, "The Right Mom." Fllsh cut Flow~rs In Cem.~ from Vases \ $3.49 Dudley's Serving: Ollllpolis, Pomoroy, MlddliPOf'l, 0 .. & Muon Co., W.Va. WERNER RADIO & T.V. .Middleport, 0. , ' "' ~ Nj Cllii¢N:M4 Jj!IO < SISTER VISITED Mrs. Harold Johnson, Springfield, spent several days with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, Spring Ave., Pomeroy, and attended the Meigs High School baccalaureate and commencement services. She also visited Mrs. Homer Hawkins. Collect/a? ... from ,S40. MEIGS BRANCH ...- ·~· ·~ ••• GRADUATE HONORED - The Young Adult Class of the Bradford Church of Christ staged a party recently in honor of Mr. r-llfford Smith who graduated from the Kentucky Christian College, Grayson, Ky. Mr. Smith was one of 19 graduating with an AB degree. He plans to do postgraduate work at the college toward a degree in theology. The class presented him a personal gift and money. A decorated cake was served with sandwiches, potato chips, and soft drinks . hko GLADIOLUS From $1.49 doz. . ' ... ~~Mother FRESH CUT ' ' ' Women Are Honored ' Memorial Day, our company will be closed May 29. • Pickens, Ricky, Wayne · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . and Brian Jr:, Parsons. SYRACUSE - Mothers and by F1orence Potts. women · attending church or A white mum was presented • • . Sunday School at the First to Mrs. Daisy Roush, the oldest United Preabyterlan _ Church mother, and a yellow mum to were honored on Mother's Day. Mrs. Debbie Triplett, the Sermon topic of the Rev. youngest mother present. Dwight L. Zavltz, was "A , Ruffled petunias were given to ' Christian Family." The youth ' all mothers and women at• choir directed by Mrs. Zavitz, tending church or Sunday sang, "Faith Of Our Mothers." School. Congratulations were exAfter the Sunday School tended to Renee Burke, senior session, a prngram conducted of Southern High School. She by Mrs. Jean Hall opened with was also presented a white the congregation singing Bible by the Rev. Zavltz from 1 "Beautiful Garden of Prayer." the church. · The welcome was given by F1owers were presented In Tina Pierce: recitations, "A memory of Mayme Holmes Present," by Marvin Teaford: and Mariam Dean, by Kathryn " No Other," by Gregory Crow and Helen Wetzel and In Nease; "How Much l Wish," memory of Mrs. Aaron Nease by David Lawson; "Special In observance of • ., A court of awards was held Wednesday night when Pomeroy Junior Troop 247 met at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Receiving awards were Paige Karr, Robin Dugan, Vicki Hood, Marla Legar, Kim Seth, Jamie Sisson, Linda Reedy , SUsan Zirkle, Rena LeFebre, Sheryl LeFebre, and Susan Sprague, the healt~ aid badge and the one year junior pin. other awards were .received by Sheryl LeFebre, penpal and housekeeper; Susan Zirkle, Janie Sisson, Linda Reedy, and Marla Legar, collectors. A fly-up ceremony was conducted for Sheryl LeFebre. Mrs. Jackie Zirkle,leader, set a meeting for 1 p.m. on June 3 at which time the girls will review plans for day camp to be held at Klashul.a, June 5 through 9. ~ Cottagevil le, W. Va .; Prince · I .... ..-.. ..•'· Mrs. Martin Honored named. Robert Pitts, Mid· Pomeroy ; Hollbllly, Paul dlebourne; Hall's Amigo, Jones. Caldwell; Chu~by , Bob Sonny Hall, New Concord. Scott . Pleasant C:ty ; Ex Registered Quarter Horse Cellsor Bars, Buddy Mllrtln; Geldings, 3 yrs. and older, Pepper Jim , William Greer, Dark's Jim. Chuck Hand, New Haven. Zanesville;, Poco Bar Holly, Appaloosa Pleasure Horse, bon Chichester, Lowell; Kings Jet Reed, Cole Stables; Snippers, Michael Mcllyan, Pinehurst Joe, Bonda Deming, Mllrietta ; Red Star Eagle, Marietta; Frosty Jake, Robert Tami Wiseman, Gallipolis: Evans, Columbusi Pale Face Winner's Hope, Donna Mort, Amy, Jim Hill, Newark .· Newark. Show Horse, .English Registered Quarter Horse Equ:pment. Gay Ar:stocrat, Geldings, 2 yrs . and under, Ronnie Sharp, Jackson ; Bonita's Ceasar, BEE BEE BEE SlOPPED BAL T!MORE (UP!)Trainer Del Carroll Preakness winner Bee Bee to Delaware Park Thursday preparation for the · colt upcoming appearance In the $50,000-added Leonard Richards Stakes June 18. Youth Horsemansh ip, 12 Brown, w. Va .; Doll By Charlene Hoeflich Debbie Wallace, Mr:Connelsville. years and under, Tony Ken · nedy •. Okey Woodard, Robin Ceasar, Cole Stables ; un. Middlebourne, .. , Williams , Nelsonvll!e ; Crazyhorse, Stanley R1chards, Glouster. Aledo Bar Gay, Robert Pitts, . , ,. ,. . ~·· Girl ScOuf'- Diary Nara, Cumberland ; Sag,brush Fred Er,nest, St. LOUISVIlle , McCue. Tony Kennedy; Zero's Reppert s Dakota, Troy Bubbles, Debbie Wallace, Da.wson ; Shadow, Jo Hooper i McConnelsville; Laddie's Gal , Pr:ncess Ann, Jennifer Grate ; Kevin Stollar, Hopewell ; Red Star Eagle, Tam/ Wiseman. Lady, Carla Hendershot. Engl ish Equitation, 19 yrs. Western Stak~ Race .. Stor· my, Buddy Mllrt:n, Arab:a; My and under. Matilda Bailey, Queen Ann, John Bayless, St . Little Hocking ; Pat. Snider, Mllrys; H:llbolly, Paul Jones; Pickenngton , Agnes Krupa, Bubba Re~d, Dwayne Stollar, Shadyside ; Joe Swearingen ; . Orient; 1- V,, Richard Mlltlox, Charlotte Bayley, VIenna . · Western Pleasure Horse Pt. Pleas.ant. R:de and Run , ~onka , John (non-registered I. Laddie's Gal, Bayless, St. Mllry s; Stormy, H. H. Boyd; Cricket Bar, lana Buddy Mart:n ; Hila Idle Hour. J. R. Kennedy. Middleport ; Lady 0~/fter, Bill Fisk, wood ;, Jane Haroff. Libby Swearmgen. Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter Western Arab1an Pleasure Dancer's Lot of Gold, Hand M Horse (half-Arabs Included), Stables, Marietta; Sport's Lo Valiant, H~ward Mounts, Golden Don, Terry Miller, Little Hocking . Raf~om. Mike g. ab r. h. pet. McCraw, Cie 28 87 13 29 .333 Pinson. Cal 30 112 14 37 .330 Kelly. Chi 29 89 15 29 .326 Pnie/a, KC 32 125 2Q 40 .320 Mlly, Chi 29 108 17 34 .315 Rud:, Oak 27 115 18 36 .313 Braun , Min 23 80 Q 25 .313 Princess, Bud Schuhart, Allen, Chi 31 119 19 37 .311 Newark. Munson, NY 29 96 11 29 .~02 Showmanship, 13 thru 15 Carew, Min 30 115 13 34 .296 years, Pat Snider, Home Runs Pickerington ; Peg Nara, National League: Kingman , Cumberland; Debbie Wallace, SF 10; Colbert. SO 9; Mlly and McConnelsville; Terri Short, Watson. Hou and Stargell, Pitt Gallipolis ; Fred Ernest, Sl . 8. American League: Cash, Del Louisville. Appaloosa Registered and Duncan, Oak 8; Allen. Ch i Geldings. Pinehurst Joe , and Jackson, Oak 7; Darwin , Banda Deming, Mllrletta ; Jet Mlnn 6. Reed, Coles Stables; Sunday Runs Batted In Boots, Jr ., Bud Schuhart, National League: Kingman , Newark. SF 32 ; Watson, Hou and Stargell, Pitt 25; Wynn, Hou, Non-R~Istered Stock Horse, Laddie's Gal, H. H. Boy, Oliver, Pitt, Colbert, SO and Hopewell ; Red Star Sugar, Bonds, SF 24. Ball. Derwent; American League: Allen, Chi Delmar Rangles Blue, Kathy Higgins. 28 i Darwin, Minn. 24; Duncan , Shot-Zee, Peg Oak 2'2; Mlly. Chi and Jackson, Sistersville; Nara, Cumberland; Ginger Oak 21 . Sweet, Joyce Blse, Athens . Pitching Registered Arabian Horse, National Lugue: Ray. Hou 7· Alpha Centura, Dr . 0, 5eaver, NY 7-l; Sulton, LA Swearingen. Little Hocking; 6·0; McDowell, SF 6·1; Nlekro, Black Raffy, Libby Atl 6-4. American . League: Perry, Swearingen, Little Hocking ; T. Nettel, Johnson Stables, Clev and Lollch, Det 8-2 ; Wood, T. ; Zyp, Charlotte Chi 7-2; Holtzman, Ook 6-2; Williamstown Bayley, Vienna; Zonasseh , Coleman. Del 6·3: Bahnsen, Chi Margaret Hutton, Byesville. 6-4. Registered H~lf - Arablan Horse, Ahab, H and M Stables, Marietta ; Rockel!. Nichols Stables, Williamstown; Oarak Con Void/ , Susie Bailey, Vienna ; Kooba, Kim Schultheiss, Williamstown: Mile's Manacee, Agnes Krupa, Shadyside. · Oi>en All Breed Yearling and under foals, Misty's Flip, Delbert Ross , Blue Rock; Unnamed, Robert Pitts, Middlebourne, W. Va .; Nut her Bucket. Don Chichester; , Hilltop Freda, Bob Bates. Oak Hill; T. T. Nettel, Johnsons Stables, Williamstown. Showmanship, 16 thru 19 .MAY 28 Angel, Beth Mc/llyan . Waterford; Easter Twist, Jeff Roach , Gall/polls ; Flash, Jack Hendershot, Whipple ; Rup· . pert's Dakota. Troy OawS<ln, · New Concord ; Maxwell Smart, Mike Neptune, New Concord. Show Horse, Western Equipment, Kopper's King , Gerald Warner, Alma; Sport's Golden Don, Terry Miller, Vienna; Mr. OJx, Clearvlew . Stables, Logan, Citlio. Western Pleasure ~ony , under 48", r:ders 12 yrs. and under, Easter rw fst. Jeff Roach ; Nibbles , Sherri Hackney, Tuppers Plains ; Prince, Lo1s Darst , Point Pleasant; Little Chief Hand· print. Tony Kennedy, Mid· dleport; Tom Tom, Timmy Logan. Point Pleasant. Flag Race, Rust.y Bar. Delmar Ball, Derwent ; Striker ' s Ace, Roval Oak Eg 9 and Spoon, Kathy Ribbons and cash prizes Farms, Pome~oy ; Mltzy: Higg:ns, Sistersville ; Peg were awarded to the follow ing, Larry Augenste:n. Caldwell , Nara, Cumberland ; Sherry 1st, 2nd, 3rd. etc. In order Stormy, Buddy Martin, Thompson, Zanesville ; Butch listed to· Arabia ; My Queen Ann, John Meier, Middlep 0rt; Cindy Clark, Columbus . ' HALTER CLASS Bayless, St. Marys, W. Va. Registered Quarfer Horse OPEN SUNDAY SUGAR RUN MILLS Bar-30 Horse Show ;Results Hesulls of a horse show . lh B staged &iturday at. e ar-30 Hurseman Association grounds near Tuppers Plains were announced lod ay bY Mrs . Norma Newland, secretary of lhe association. The show was sponsored by . . · the )untor c1ass of Eastern High School to earn funds for lhe annual trip next year. Dick . . Shele>: of Sabma was the JUdge and Bar-30 members donated their services to assist the class. . A total of 417 enlries were registered for the show which was ~pprove d bY, lhe Southeastern Ohio Horse Exhibitors Association. . ..,. ..~.~.:":"'.' ' l~~.::~~~»'·>"~'•'•W'oY .' Snider, Pickerington. American League !14 Innings) Texin 021 000 lOG- 5 9 l N.Y. 000 000 110 000 01- 3 II 1 Mlnn 000 104 lOx- 6 6 1 Chi 000 020 000 000 oo- 2 II 1 B<obert, Pina (6), Paul (7) 1 and c..!ws prior to the start of the :l:H'ar chase. USAC chief steward Harlan Fengler presided over lhe meeting reviewing various aspects and changes in the race for this year. Many of the cars were still torn ·down Thursday as the "lull before the storm" prevailed at the famed 2W·mile circuit. No cars were allowed on the track after Wednesday's carburetlon tests until the race ~itSelf Saturday. Some of the drivers were not even at the track Thursday, while others helped !heir crews clean, check and reassemble the racers. Some drivers said flatly there was no strategy to be employed this year because of the torrid speeds, w~ile others indicated strategy will develop .once the 200-lap feature is under way. Regardless, the heat and increased speeds were expected to take a h2avy foil in machinery. Pll Stops Mandatory For the first lime, four pit stops will he mandatory. USAC officials said the one additional stop was a safety precaution. In addition, a new system of signal lights will he lL'!ed for lhe first time. The new system is supposed to protect the leader's rnllrgin by controlling speeds of the cars. Eight electrically controlled yellow light panel boards will tell each driver whether he is within the BOm.p.h speed limit announced Thursda~AC for the first yellow li That's co siderably under the 120 · to 140 range used previously. Unser, because of his qualifying performance, is considered the favorite, but most agree the race is really a wide-open affair because of the likelihood of engine failures from the higher speeds. .. . . , ... . . 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., May~. 1972 . Drivers Receive Instructions INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP!) - Drivers received formal instructions today from lhe U.S. Auto Club on lhe eve of the 56th ll!lnual Indlanapolia IIOO<nile race, which should be the fastest ever run. Mostly suony skies with temperaturllS In the 80s should prevail at lhe tlyl.ng'sllrt of the !~Gilday weekend classic at ,.. ... r ., .., CLOSED MEMORIAL. DAY . MONDAY. MAY 29 MASON COUNTY BANK· �......... . . "' . ' . ..... . -;. ' -, .. ......... ~ '- . ' 4 - The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., M~y 26, 1972 • noon ED'!l Saturday. Barring major acci,dents, new speed records will he set by the winner, who- may become the first champ to cover the 500mlles in less !han three hours. , Speeds during practice and time trials were far above those turned In last year: Bobby Unser, Albuquerque, N.M .. won the pole wllh a speed of nearly 196 miles an hour, about 17 miles faster !han the 1971 pole wirUIIng"' speed of Peter Revson, Redondo Beach, calif., who thill year is next to · Unser i~ the front row of the atartlng lineup. . " •Today's tra41tlonal driver's meeting was the final official sission for drivers, car owners . ' NBA Stars Post 106-104"Win ,, ·' UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI)The National Basketball AssociaUon beat the American Basketball Auoclatlon, 106101, Thursday night, but many believe the senior circuit would have been charged with harboring a Murder, Inc., lineup had not Kareem Abdui-Jabbar, Jerry We~~t and Walt Frazier absented themselves from the AII.Star game at the Nassau Coliseum. Last year, the NBA won by five polnla, also without AbduiJabbar. This time Bob t.anier of the Detroit l'latons provided the power as be scored 15 points, grabbed seven rebounds and was named the game's Most Valuable· Player. The Who's Who of lhe NBA were active as John Havlicek of Booton scored 17 points, Archie Clark of Baltimore tallled IS, Cincinnati's Nate Archibald had 12, and Paul Sallas and Connie Hawkins of Phoenix collected 11 and 10 rebounds, respectively. "We had the experience," grinned Elgin Baylor, retired slar of the 1m Angelea Lakers making his coaching debut. "But they bad us going for a while when we failed to come back fast enough on defenl!ll.'' During that NBA lapse, ·the ABA mounted a second-period attack that carried the junior league to a 19-polnt advantage at 49-30. Bill the' trend was reveried lmmedlately as the ABA went cold and the NBA reeled off I& stralg)lt points to trim the lead to four points at 49-45. HMvUcek put the NBA In l.:.~!:a~ -For. ·· Tourney Are Annormced First ro\llld pairings for the annual Memorial Holiday Slow Pitch Softball Tournament sponsored by Quaker Slate Service Center were announced today. Six gamea are scheduled this evening, two at the Elks diamond and four at the Kyger Creek Employees field. Twenty .four teams are entered In the four-day, doubleetlmlnaUon event. Here's toolght's schedule : front ior good at 75-74with 3:13 left In the third quarter. The ABA got close, close enough to almost pull It out. Rick Barry's three-point field goal with 13 seconds remaining left ·only a one-point gap at 105-101. Archie Clark's foul shot put the NBA In front by two. A long hall-court attempt by Barry for a winning lhree.polnter with one second left just missed its target. The New York Nets• ace scored 11 points In the game. Artis Gilmore of Kentucky outplayed WUt Chamberlain In the first half, but couldn't handle Lanier's outside shots. "I made a couple ofmistakes In the second hall and it shook me up," Gilmore admitted. t'That 's not usually like me. My timing was just bad. This game has been quite an experience for me. We all wllllted to show the counirY ihat we could be competitive against the NBA and not be considered 'that rookie league.'" · Another ABA freshman who displayed the poise of a veteran was Jullua Erving of Virginia, who scored 13 points, including one dunk In which he soaied through lhe air for 10 feet before dunking his shot. The Players Associations of both leagues benefited from a .$100,000 television package. Hall the fee went Into their pension ; .fbnd and lhe other $50,000 w~s distributed among the squads, with each winning player ge!Ung about $3,500 and losers collected ·an estimated $1,750 apiece. The gate receipts from a crowd of 14,000 will be distributed among three charities . ABA Commissioner ·Jack Dolph was p~esent, signifying his league's sanctioning of the game. NBA Commillsioner J. has Walter , Kennedy threateped his players with fines for participating In the game. M-M Slo·Pitch A clutch single off the bat· of Kenny Caldwell wHh two outs in the bottom o( the ninth Inning gave host Meadow Green a 3-2 victory over Fruth Pharmacy TUesday evening In Meigs-Mason Slo-Pilch League play. Meadow Green's Wilbur Robinson and Fruth's Gregg Gibbs clashed in a pitcher's duel throughout lhe extra in· nlng affair. Fruth had been shut out until l.he lop of the sevenlh but sent it in/~ extra innings by scoring IWO runs; one on a homer by Gibbs and .the other, on slj1gles by Bunny Arthur, Ray Van Matie and Steve Halstead. Caldwell's game wmning hit came after Charlie Collins doubled with one out. In other games,J;!oyal Crown defeated Jim's campers with Ronnie Carr slamming two homers for the winners, Farmers Bank won over Reedsville 11~ with Dennis Evans having a home run for the winners, Danville defeated Randolph's 8-5 and K&K won over Foote Mineral 15-8. Ray Clark and George Hoschar had homers for K&K and Ohlinger and Clark hit home runs for Foote. The reaults of last Thursday's ,games were Farmers over Randolph's 10-3; Fruth over RC 5-1; Foote over Jim's, 12-10; Meadow Green defeating Danvllle, 5 ;', and K&K over Reedsville, 10-8. Linescores By Untied Press International National League Pitlsbrgh 001 001 ooo- 2 7 3 St Louis 101 Oil OOx- 4 8 0 Ellis. Klson 17) and May; Gibson (1 ·5) and Simmons. LP - Ellis 15·2) . HRs- Slzemore (lstl. Hebner (6th) ,, •' I lst). Baltimore 010 000 ooo- l 4 l Boston 002 000 OOx- 2 9 0 DobS<ln, Harrison 171 and Hendricko; Pattin {l -5) and Fisk . LP-Dobson (4·5). HRBaylor (5th). Matlack, Taylor (8), McGraw and Oyer; Hands, Phoebus (7), McGinn 1101 and Rudolph. Hundley tlOJ . WP- McGraw 13· ll . LP- McGinn 10·2) . HRDyer (1st) . and Billings; Perry, Corbin (6), Granger (7) and Mllterwald, Roof (6). WP- Granger (1 -0). LP- Paul t0-2). HR- Randle list) : Mosul. (Only games scheduled) 7: 11>-Prlce & Sons PharAmerican Ltoguo . Cleveland 000 000 ooo- 0 7 I macy va. Union 78. N.Y. 00000200x-2 50 (KyaerCreek) Peterson (2-6) and Munson ; 8: 1&-RC" Bot lUng vs. Tldrow, Mlngorl (8) and Fosse . LP- Tidrow t4-3). HR- Whlle Redmen Inn. 7:15-Foote Mineral vs. tlnd). lalla City. Mllw 000 200 ooo- 2 6 0 8:11>-TroyTirevs. Farmer's Detroit 000 000 ooo- 0 6 0 Lockwood 11 ·41 and E. Bank. Lollch, Slramr 171. 9: 11>-Fruth'a Pharmacy vs. Rodriguez; Nlekro (7), Perranosk (8), Maplewood Inn. Meeler (9) and Hailer. LPLollch (8·2). HR-E. Rodriguez Kan City 210 000 101- 5 6 0 California 000 001 001- 2 6 2 Spilftorff, Nelson (9) and Kirkpatrick; May, Foster (6), Fisher (9) and Kusnyer. WPSplltlorff (4-3). LP- May 10·41. HR- Schnl list) . (ELKS FIELD) B:l~Cr.aft vs. Federal (9) (Only games scheduled) 1972-73 ·CONTRACT DALLAS (UPI)-John Ba· blnecz, a linebacker from VIllanova and a secondof'ound draft choice of the Dallas Cowboys, Thursday signed his 1972-73 contract. ·In-Between Gates ' .. . LEADING BATTERS ~ ~ Major League Leaders By United Press International Leading Bolters Notional League g. ab r. h. pet. Torre,St.L 34 130 14 48 .369 Snguiln, Pit ,33 132 16 48 .364 Lee, SO 29 101 15 36 .356 Alou. St.L 33 12313 43 .350 Russel , LA 31 86 7 29 .337 Oliver, P: t 33 13919 46 .331 Clmente, Pit 3D 125 21 40 .320 Monday, Chi 32 103 19 33 .320 Brock. St.L 36 157 17 50 .318 Cash. Pit 26 118 22 37 .3 14 9 'til 5 WITH COMPLETE SELEcfiONS. "Service For Over 100 Years" 110 Mulbq 992-2115 Pomeroy Show Western Horse, w va Vienna Western. Pieasure Pony under 48 11 , Sugar, Troy Tom, Schwendeman, Manetta ; Ed Mllr Rafflair, Debbie Fogle, Vienna ; Mer La Mia, .Joe Chandlersville; The . Blue Swearingen. Little Hock!ng. Angel, Dan Woodard, D~rak Con Void:, Susie Ba:/ey, Waterford ; L/1 Bar Poco. Tor/ V:enna . Neptune, New Concord; Little Weste~,n Pleasure .. Pony, Chief Handprint, Tony Ken - under 56 and over 48 , r:der nedy, Middleport ; Sandy, under 16 yrs .. Acapulc~ G,old: Sonia Carr, Tuppers Plains. Western Pleasure Pony, 48" and under 56", Miss Tinker, Cole Stables, Tuppers Plains; Lady, Carla Hendershot, Whipple; Princess Ann, Jennifer Grafe, Rutland. Showmanship. under 12 years, Robin Ritchie, Tuppers Plains; Gary Roach, Gallipolis; Roger Wallace, McConnelsville; Kim Notter. Gallipolis; Kelly, DeVol, Williamstown, w. va. Reg lstered Quarter Horse Stallions Doll's Toad No 1 Leon Gr~ham , Frankfort ; Hili Top One Sock. Don Tom, Chandlersville. Registered Quarter Horse a vrs. Mares, ~olly and over, Miss Pep, James K<dd , Mill ield; Zero's Bubbles, Giaden Barr, McConnelsville; Greentree Birdie, Tyn Rhos Farm. Thurman ; Pe El Casino, Janet Woodard, Waterford; Pe El Candy. Pat f-Ila res, 2 years and under , Youth Horsemanship, 16 thru l9 .years, Janet Woodard , Cummings; Mon'llga Smoke, Kathy :~ l g~ins; lJ>of.ZH, Peg Thurman ; Sam , Larry Hla.tns. Barrel Race,' 'Tawny. Sherry Thomp.soh ; Excelsior Bars! Buddy Marlin; • Bubba Reed, Dwayne Stoll1r, 1 Chubby, BOb Scott, Pleasant City; . Rusty Bar, Del mar Ball . Water lord ; Connie Da vis . Mike MaUer, Sistersv ille ; Kathy Brown , Athens , Bi ll Cole, Tuppers Plains Walk -Trot Pony, Rider 8 years and under, The Blue Angle, Dan Woodard, Western Senior ' 1 Her· Waterford ; Little Chief semanshlp, 20 yr.s. of age and Handprint, Tony Kennedy , over, J. R. K,nnedy, Kathy Middleport ; Pr ince, Dav:~ Darst. Pt . Pleasant ; Reppert Higgins, Terry Tra~y. Joyce i>hli Ne~une; Dakota, Troy Dawson, New Blse. Open Trail Ci~ss,- 1 C.larlce Concord ; Easter Twist, Jeff McCue, J. R. Kenneoy; Sage Roach. Youth Horsemanship, 13 thru Brush Sam. Kathy• Higgins; 15 ,years, Pat Snider, Montlgo Smoke, Kathy P ickerington ; Tammy Higgins: To~a Brandl, Irene Cumm ings, ' Washington. W. VanScoy ; Poco Prince; Tony Va · Jo Hooper. McConnel•· Kennedy. viii~ ; Athens; Barbara Quarter Horse Pleasure, Red Top Slar, William Greer, New Haven , W. Va .; Poco Bar Holly, Don Ch ichester. Lowell; Clar ice McCue, Jr. Kennedy ; Pe El Candy, Pat Sn ider , Pickerington. Open Western Pleasure Horse, Juniors to Ride, Cr icket Tana Cummings, Bar , Washington, W Va .; Clar ice Laddie's Rock, Dick Hall. Frazeesburg ; Hilltop Okey, Bob Bates, Ook Hill; King Pin ' s Image, Beverly Ann Bennet, Gallipolis. Registered Appaloosa Stallions, Poco Pants, Jim Hill, Newark; Eagles Lillie Duke, Bud Schuhart, Newark. · Registered Appaloosa Mares, Pale Face Amy, Jim H:ll, Newark; D. J.'s Lucky lears, Jeff Schuhart, Newark i Chuck Hand, Zanesville ; Connie Davis, Thurman; Carol Pabst, Reno; Jan~! Woodard, Waterford. · Palomino Horse, Laddie's Gal, H. H. Boyd , Hopewell ; Ahab, H anq M Stables. Marietta; Koppers King, Gerald Warner, Alma, W. Va.; Dander's Lot of Gold, H and M Stables, Marietta ; Shod-Bee, Pea Nora. Cumbarland. PERFORMANCE CLASSES 'Lead-In Pony, The Blue 1972 STANDARD • BIBLE satOOL MATERIAL MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE f It ~ L. r :: ~ '" ~ Rltch:e, Tuppers ~lalns; Troy Dawson, Gary Roach . Engl:sh Pleasure Horse, Lo Val:ant, Howard Mount ; Alpha ~ Centaur, Dr. Swearingen ; Peace Bar , Judy Mullins, Codey, 0 J Fletcher, Ravens- ..•' Pick Up Race , Charlie Cha~les I Musser , a Rober.t, Frazee, Wellston ; Koppers King, Gerald Warner, Alma ; Mountain Com· mand.er , Barb Potter , Wellston ; Mr. Dlx, Clearvlew Stables, Logan ; Sport's Golden Don, Terry Miller, VIenna . Open Re:nlng , Touch ol Mllglc, Irene VanScoy, Boaz, W. Va.; Sargent Pat, Dick Roach ; Poco Sam, Terry Tracy; Sling Shot Laddy, Chuck . Sh:elds, Athens; Toya Brandl, Irene VanScoy, Boaz. Walk-Trot Horse, Rider 8 yrs . and under, Clarice Mc~ue, Tony Kennedy ; Pe El Casmo, Dan Woodard, Waterford .; Scheanbrun Cut/e. Troy Dawson ; Yuma Bill , Da vid Darst, Pt . Pleas~nt ; Pinehurst Joe. Jerry Dem:ng. •u••,.•• IIGHTWIIGHr CLEANER WITH HEAVYWEIGHT UIUING UllOM • New dteP·Citlnin& nou:le twlsh and turns to set under furniture • Unique nozzle de· • Powerfu l su ctio n c111 nina httCI 011 all 4 sldta With pqwer. • Sturdy adjustable brush cleans and combs n111. 1/1n Ph,. powerful tuct1on, compttttl)' surrounds lha does the work o1 1 vacuum cl eaner, broom en d du st mop. • Storts eas il y In \I '·• .. LIGHTWIIGHT WITII POWIIFUl ._.,.. ,~~~~!fi"G tOI!)It.,•• LOW, LDW .PIJI:IJ small "'''"· elncren" cleanlnl ate•, effectlvenen. Sanllized® truted disposable dust • Well~"~• '"''' 7 lbs. e.,• • II)Ud , • Easy to · c ha n ae baas. .. • .. ~ Model 100-B Model 95-S 3195 29.95 -' Ingels Furniture 992 -2635 Open Fri . & Sat. Nights Middleport '• ' •·) POMEROY BROWNIES 76 - A mothers' tea was beld Thursday by Pomeroy Brownies 76 at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Using puppets which they had made over the past several weeks, the girls presented "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." They served sandwiches, punch and mints to their mothers. Attending ·Were Kristen Anderson and her mother, Mrs. Jennifer Anderson: Mrs. Melinda Thomas and her mother, Mrs. Donna Thomas and her grandmother, Mrs. Don Rea; Rochelle McDaniel, her mother, Carolyn McDaniel and sillier, Roxanna; · Melanie Dillard, her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Dillard and Daphanie; Kelly Griffith and her mother, Mrs. Nancy Griffith, Kimberly Mulford and her mother, Mrs. Ruth Mulford; Tammy Eichinger and her mother, Mrs . June Eichinger; Mary Beth Hawley and her mother, Mrs. Lois Hawley; Barbara Grueser and her mother, Mrs. carolyn Grueser,leader of the troop; and Becky Handley and her mother, Mrs. Donna Handley, the assistant leader. Final plans were made for the girls to attend day camp at Kiashuta the week of June 5. Arrangements for transportation were made. Final meeting of the troop will he held one evening next week when a wiener roast,wUI be held at the Route 33 park. ORGANIZATIONS INTERESTED In sending a girl to camp are Invited to contact Mrs. William Ohlinger, acting neigh• borhood chairman. This year the Appalachian Heritage camp program for disadvantaged girls has been discontinued. Girls will he selected to attend regular camp sessions at Camp Sandy Bend, Elizabeth, Va. If organizations provide the funds. Necessary clothing; equipment and supplies will he provided through the scouting program. A surpriSe -iayette shower was held recently at the Middleport Church of Christ honoring Mrs. Franklin Martin. Hostesses were Mrs. Jane Hess, Mrs. Lowell Beaver, Mrs. Harold Wolle, Mrs. Grace Abbott, and Mrs. ·Dolly Mowery. A pink and blue color scheme was carried out in decorations. Centerpiece on the gUt !able was a money tree and a stork replica centered the refreshment table. cake, punch, nuts and mints were served. ( . Games were played with prizes being awarded to Mrs. Jack Coleman, Mrs. Sam Fry, Mary Frazier, Mrs. John Bryan, and Mrs. Gene King. Others attending were Mrs. Howard Wilson, Mrs. Eleanor Ingels, Miss MOdred Hawley, Mrs. Betty Cline, Mrs . Raymond Baker, Mrs. Carl Roach, Mrs. Nellie Hanson, Mrs. Grace Hawley, Mrs . George Niclnsky, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Maxine Dorst, Miss Loretta Ours , Mrs. Frances Martin, Mrs . Craig Rawlings, Mrs. Chester Erwin, Mrs. Robert Manley, Mrs . Harold Brinker, Mrs. Frank Herald, Mrs. Richard Moyer, Mrs. Tony May, and Mrs . Charles Riffle. Also presenting gifts to Mrs. Martin were Mrs. Mike Watson, Mrs. Pleasant Ellis, Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrs. Alma Frazier, Mrs. Earl Denny, Mrs. Lawrence Stewart, Mrs. David Darst, Mrs. Richard Rawlings, Mrs. Don Erwin, Mrs. Mu Slavin, Mrs. Robert Rile, Jenny Ingels, Mrs . William Swisher and daughter, Paula, Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mrs. Kenneth Scites, Mrs. Raymond Cole, Mrs. catheryn Ervin, Mrs. Lula Mae Lynch, Mrs. Frank Triplett, Mrs. Raullln Moyer, Mrs. Glenn Glaze, Mrs. O'Dell Manley, Mrs. Martha King, and Mrs. Lee McComas. • ' For Decoration · Day PH. 992·2039 Dudley's 106 Butternut Serving: Gallipolis, Pomoro,, Mlcldi-t, 0., I Muon Co., W. Vt, . THE DEBT WE OWE TO OUR COUNTRYMEN In time fOr Graduation · Let us not forget those who gave their lives in strife to make this earth a better place for all humanity to enjoy. Bulova Graduation is the start of something new. Make it a good start witfi the gih that counts . .. a btautilul new Bulova watch 1 See all. the rew stylts in our Graduation Watch Officers Named · Mrs. Etta Will was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary of Feeney. , Bennett Post 128 Wednesday night al the Legion hall. . . Other officers named for 1972-73 were Mrs. Patty Might, vice president: Mrs. Erma Hendricks, second vice prestdent; Mrs. Velsia Roush , secr~tary; and Mrs. Geraldine Kessmger , treasurer. The charter was draped for Mrs. Wilma Davis, a charter member, and a resolution of respect was signed and sent to the family. It was voted to give $25 to Mrs. Kessinger for the Chillicothe v. A. Hospttal birthday party next month. The uml adopted a by-law change raising junior member dues to $2 and senior member dues to $3. Ths District 8 summer conference at Lancaster was announced for June 1 with about 15 members planning to attend. The annual Buckeye Girls State tea will be held In Pomeroy on June 4. The Americanism cha•rmen, unit presidents, delegates and alternates and lhelr mothers are to attend. Also announced was the Department \ onvention to be • PARTY ENJOYED SYRACUSE - A housewares party was held at the home of Myla Hudson the afternoon of May IS with Mrs. Rulh Ann Sellers the demonstrator . Games were played and prizes given. Refreshments were serve<! to Jean Hall, Thelma Grueser, Margaret Cottrill, Mildred Pierce, Donna Sellers, Ada Slack, Mary Pickens, Clara Lavender, and Linda Parsons and children, Eber IIA 11• "CI" 17 ltwtlt. Celtnllr. Slllnltal ~tttl . ' "· I, ' THE ATHENS COUNn SAVINGS ·& LOM aj ....... ,., ....... ."' . .. . "' ·' VISITORS NOTED LONG BOTI'OM - Mother 's Day guesls of Mrs. Edna Summerfield were Mr . and Mrs. carl Lamb, Raymond l.Jimb, and .friend of H~­ tington, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clifford, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Northup and Jeff, Gallipolis; Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. K-enneth Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. MR. HOYT ALLEN, JR., pastor of the Pomeroy Church of Christ, graduated recently from the Kentucky Christian College . He is pictured here with his family, left to right, Dennie Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt, daughter Cindy , and his mother, Mrs. Hoyt Allen, Sr. at a party given by the congregation of the Pomeroy Church. Pastor is Surprised A surpnse dinner party honoring Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., pastor of the Pomeroy Church of Christ following his graduation from lhe Kentucky Chnstian College at Berea was held recently at the church . Approximately 85 persons attended including the mmister's mother, Mrs. Hoyt Allen, Sr. of Wellsburg, W. Va.; his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs Frank Marion; a sister, Mrs. Marjorie Edwards and daughter Lindy, of Follansbee, W'. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lash and daughters, Jo, Valerie and Debbie, Mingo Junction . 'Gifts were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Allen and children by the congregation . A skit was presented by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guenther, Louis Osborne, Florence Bearhs, Mrs. Doris Carder, Mrs. Clyde Andrews, and Mrs. Charles Eskew. There was a vocal selection by Dottie Reynolds. Speaker for the occasion was Mr. Raullln Moyer, pastor of the Middleport Church of Christ. held m Cincinnati, July 21-23. Reservations are to be sent in now. Plans were made for several junior and ·senior members to attend the department convention in Ashland. A rummage sale was se\ for July 8 and 9. Reported ill were Mrs. Mildred Meade, surgery in • • Columbus ; Mrs . Kathern IJomecomzn~ Sm•lh, home from the hosp•tal ; and Mrs. Lelah Weatherby, a patient at the Holzer Medical Annual homecoming of the Gallipolis. Center. Kenda Morrts was Naomi Baptist Church was Guest speaker at the 11 a.m: welcomed as the first new held Sunday with Oscar Qualls, service was the Rev. Robert junior member for 1973. superintendent, as master of Butler, with "Let Us Make ceremonies. Man," the theme of his sermon ·The morning program using scripture from Genesis. opened with devotions by Special music was by the Qualls and Walter Green of the gospel chorus from his Forest Run Baptist Church . Colwnbus church.' The afternoon sermon Mr. and Mrs. Joe Struble Mrs. Hariett Warner of the First Baptist Church, Rutland , preceded by devotions by enterta ined m the Trinity was accompanist for group Qualls and Green was given by Church social room Tuesday singmg and Mrs. Lula Hampthe Rev. Grover Turner of the mght with a party honoring ton gave the welcome. A Paint Creek Baptist Church, their son , Michael, a 1972 response was given by Mrs. Gallipolis. "Selling of the graduate of Meigs High School. Mmnie Washington of the Paint Birthright" was his sermon A maroon and gold color Baptist Church, topic from scriij~ure also grom scheme was carried in the Creek Genefis. There was special decorations. The table cenmusic by the choir and terpiece was an arrangement remarks by the Rev. Eddie of gold and maroon mums WEEKEND HERE Buffington, supply minister of flanked with gold tapers, and Mrs. Pauline Wears of the cake was inscribed Colwnbus spent the weekend the Forest Run Baptist Church. Preparing and serving a " CongratulatiOns and Good with Mr. and Mrs. Bob noon dinner were Mrs. Ruth Luck." Mrs. C. J . Struble Houdashelt. Mrs. Wears came presided at the punch bowl , to care for her sister, Gladys Buffington, Johnnie Mae and Mrs. John Terrell served Taylor, who has returned home Qualls, Mr. and Mrs. Charles the cake. from Veterans Memorial Lewis, Mrs . Mary Alice Altendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Hospital following a two week Samuels, Mrs. Edwina Scott, Mrs. Iris Payne, and the Rev. Charles Legar , · Marta and stay. Samuel Jacks . Chuck, . Mrs. Cecil Mi(!kiff, Mrs. Gene Mitch, Mark and Shari, Mr. and Mrs . Otto lies, SCHEDULE SET Mr. and Mrs. C. J . Struble, Mr. A weekend schedule has been and Mrs. Claude Jewell of announced for the Red Brush Columbus ; Mr . and Mrs. Bill Church of Christ with services Wtlliamson, Mr. and Mrs. John at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and a Terrell, Steven Stanley, Kent worsh•p period at 10 a.m. Kloes, Janel Stivers, and Sunday. Denver Hill, Foster, Barbara Anthony . W. Va . will be in charge. 111 a O En('}1Qt1Jed .)' Strubles Honor Their Son, Mike Rexal Summerfield, Sherman Summerfield , Mrs. Robert Murphy, Reedsville; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 1,ee Summerfield and Amber, Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Swartz, Tena, Rena, Robin, Roger and Tex, Coolville; Bobble and KelU Parker, Marietta; Mrr. Roser. Adams, and Lori, Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Syracuse. BAKEit'S SPRING TIME VALUES FROM OUR BUDGET Sfl)p s Pc. Dinette 7 Pc. Dinette 9 Pc. 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' ' " ' " Urtll brectltt. • · Mine";· "Keepers Of The Light," Tony Pierce, and "To My Mom," by Bruce Cottrill. "Mother's Prayers Have Followed Me" was sung by the congregation. Esther Har.den read "Bless Every Mother"; Agnes · White, "Who Is Mother"; Glenna Davis, "Giving to Mothers"; Gertrude Neigler, "A Tale Of Mother" : Janice Lawson, "Who Knows" and Genevieve Schneider, "The Right Mom." Fllsh cut Flow~rs In Cem.~ from Vases \ $3.49 Dudley's Serving: Ollllpolis, Pomoroy, MlddliPOf'l, 0 .. & Muon Co., W.Va. WERNER RADIO & T.V. .Middleport, 0. , ' "' ~ Nj Cllii¢N:M4 Jj!IO < SISTER VISITED Mrs. Harold Johnson, Springfield, spent several days with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, Spring Ave., Pomeroy, and attended the Meigs High School baccalaureate and commencement services. She also visited Mrs. Homer Hawkins. Collect/a? ... from ,S40. MEIGS BRANCH ...- ·~· ·~ ••• GRADUATE HONORED - The Young Adult Class of the Bradford Church of Christ staged a party recently in honor of Mr. r-llfford Smith who graduated from the Kentucky Christian College, Grayson, Ky. Mr. Smith was one of 19 graduating with an AB degree. He plans to do postgraduate work at the college toward a degree in theology. The class presented him a personal gift and money. A decorated cake was served with sandwiches, potato chips, and soft drinks . hko GLADIOLUS From $1.49 doz. . ' ... ~~Mother FRESH CUT ' ' ' Women Are Honored ' Memorial Day, our company will be closed May 29. • Pickens, Ricky, Wayne · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . and Brian Jr:, Parsons. SYRACUSE - Mothers and by F1orence Potts. women · attending church or A white mum was presented • • . Sunday School at the First to Mrs. Daisy Roush, the oldest United Preabyterlan _ Church mother, and a yellow mum to were honored on Mother's Day. Mrs. Debbie Triplett, the Sermon topic of the Rev. youngest mother present. Dwight L. Zavltz, was "A , Ruffled petunias were given to ' Christian Family." The youth ' all mothers and women at• choir directed by Mrs. Zavitz, tending church or Sunday sang, "Faith Of Our Mothers." School. Congratulations were exAfter the Sunday School tended to Renee Burke, senior session, a prngram conducted of Southern High School. She by Mrs. Jean Hall opened with was also presented a white the congregation singing Bible by the Rev. Zavltz from 1 "Beautiful Garden of Prayer." the church. · The welcome was given by F1owers were presented In Tina Pierce: recitations, "A memory of Mayme Holmes Present," by Marvin Teaford: and Mariam Dean, by Kathryn " No Other," by Gregory Crow and Helen Wetzel and In Nease; "How Much l Wish," memory of Mrs. Aaron Nease by David Lawson; "Special In observance of • ., A court of awards was held Wednesday night when Pomeroy Junior Troop 247 met at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Receiving awards were Paige Karr, Robin Dugan, Vicki Hood, Marla Legar, Kim Seth, Jamie Sisson, Linda Reedy , SUsan Zirkle, Rena LeFebre, Sheryl LeFebre, and Susan Sprague, the healt~ aid badge and the one year junior pin. other awards were .received by Sheryl LeFebre, penpal and housekeeper; Susan Zirkle, Janie Sisson, Linda Reedy, and Marla Legar, collectors. A fly-up ceremony was conducted for Sheryl LeFebre. Mrs. Jackie Zirkle,leader, set a meeting for 1 p.m. on June 3 at which time the girls will review plans for day camp to be held at Klashul.a, June 5 through 9. ~ Cottagevil le, W. Va .; Prince · I .... ..-.. ..•'· Mrs. Martin Honored named. Robert Pitts, Mid· Pomeroy ; Hollbllly, Paul dlebourne; Hall's Amigo, Jones. Caldwell; Chu~by , Bob Sonny Hall, New Concord. Scott . Pleasant C:ty ; Ex Registered Quarter Horse Cellsor Bars, Buddy Mllrtln; Geldings, 3 yrs. and older, Pepper Jim , William Greer, Dark's Jim. Chuck Hand, New Haven. Zanesville;, Poco Bar Holly, Appaloosa Pleasure Horse, bon Chichester, Lowell; Kings Jet Reed, Cole Stables; Snippers, Michael Mcllyan, Pinehurst Joe, Bonda Deming, Mllrietta ; Red Star Eagle, Marietta; Frosty Jake, Robert Tami Wiseman, Gallipolis: Evans, Columbusi Pale Face Winner's Hope, Donna Mort, Amy, Jim Hill, Newark .· Newark. Show Horse, .English Registered Quarter Horse Equ:pment. Gay Ar:stocrat, Geldings, 2 yrs . and under, Ronnie Sharp, Jackson ; Bonita's Ceasar, BEE BEE BEE SlOPPED BAL T!MORE (UP!)Trainer Del Carroll Preakness winner Bee Bee to Delaware Park Thursday preparation for the · colt upcoming appearance In the $50,000-added Leonard Richards Stakes June 18. Youth Horsemansh ip, 12 Brown, w. Va .; Doll By Charlene Hoeflich Debbie Wallace, Mr:Connelsville. years and under, Tony Ken · nedy •. Okey Woodard, Robin Ceasar, Cole Stables ; un. Middlebourne, .. , Williams , Nelsonvll!e ; Crazyhorse, Stanley R1chards, Glouster. Aledo Bar Gay, Robert Pitts, . , ,. ,. . ~·· Girl ScOuf'- Diary Nara, Cumberland ; Sag,brush Fred Er,nest, St. LOUISVIlle , McCue. Tony Kennedy; Zero's Reppert s Dakota, Troy Bubbles, Debbie Wallace, Da.wson ; Shadow, Jo Hooper i McConnelsville; Laddie's Gal , Pr:ncess Ann, Jennifer Grate ; Kevin Stollar, Hopewell ; Red Star Eagle, Tam/ Wiseman. Lady, Carla Hendershot. Engl ish Equitation, 19 yrs. Western Stak~ Race .. Stor· my, Buddy Mllrt:n, Arab:a; My and under. Matilda Bailey, Queen Ann, John Bayless, St . Little Hocking ; Pat. Snider, Mllrys; H:llbolly, Paul Jones; Pickenngton , Agnes Krupa, Bubba Re~d, Dwayne Stollar, Shadyside ; Joe Swearingen ; . Orient; 1- V,, Richard Mlltlox, Charlotte Bayley, VIenna . · Western Pleasure Horse Pt. Pleas.ant. R:de and Run , ~onka , John (non-registered I. Laddie's Gal, Bayless, St. Mllry s; Stormy, H. H. Boyd; Cricket Bar, lana Buddy Mart:n ; Hila Idle Hour. J. R. Kennedy. Middleport ; Lady 0~/fter, Bill Fisk, wood ;, Jane Haroff. Libby Swearmgen. Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter Western Arab1an Pleasure Dancer's Lot of Gold, Hand M Horse (half-Arabs Included), Stables, Marietta; Sport's Lo Valiant, H~ward Mounts, Golden Don, Terry Miller, Little Hocking . Raf~om. Mike g. ab r. h. pet. McCraw, Cie 28 87 13 29 .333 Pinson. Cal 30 112 14 37 .330 Kelly. Chi 29 89 15 29 .326 Pnie/a, KC 32 125 2Q 40 .320 Mlly, Chi 29 108 17 34 .315 Rud:, Oak 27 115 18 36 .313 Braun , Min 23 80 Q 25 .313 Princess, Bud Schuhart, Allen, Chi 31 119 19 37 .311 Newark. Munson, NY 29 96 11 29 .~02 Showmanship, 13 thru 15 Carew, Min 30 115 13 34 .296 years, Pat Snider, Home Runs Pickerington ; Peg Nara, National League: Kingman , Cumberland; Debbie Wallace, SF 10; Colbert. SO 9; Mlly and McConnelsville; Terri Short, Watson. Hou and Stargell, Pitt Gallipolis ; Fred Ernest, Sl . 8. American League: Cash, Del Louisville. Appaloosa Registered and Duncan, Oak 8; Allen. Ch i Geldings. Pinehurst Joe , and Jackson, Oak 7; Darwin , Banda Deming, Mllrletta ; Jet Mlnn 6. Reed, Coles Stables; Sunday Runs Batted In Boots, Jr ., Bud Schuhart, National League: Kingman , Newark. SF 32 ; Watson, Hou and Stargell, Pitt 25; Wynn, Hou, Non-R~Istered Stock Horse, Laddie's Gal, H. H. Boy, Oliver, Pitt, Colbert, SO and Hopewell ; Red Star Sugar, Bonds, SF 24. Ball. Derwent; American League: Allen, Chi Delmar Rangles Blue, Kathy Higgins. 28 i Darwin, Minn. 24; Duncan , Shot-Zee, Peg Oak 2'2; Mlly. Chi and Jackson, Sistersville; Nara, Cumberland; Ginger Oak 21 . Sweet, Joyce Blse, Athens . Pitching Registered Arabian Horse, National Lugue: Ray. Hou 7· Alpha Centura, Dr . 0, 5eaver, NY 7-l; Sulton, LA Swearingen. Little Hocking; 6·0; McDowell, SF 6·1; Nlekro, Black Raffy, Libby Atl 6-4. American . League: Perry, Swearingen, Little Hocking ; T. Nettel, Johnson Stables, Clev and Lollch, Det 8-2 ; Wood, T. ; Zyp, Charlotte Chi 7-2; Holtzman, Ook 6-2; Williamstown Bayley, Vienna; Zonasseh , Coleman. Del 6·3: Bahnsen, Chi Margaret Hutton, Byesville. 6-4. Registered H~lf - Arablan Horse, Ahab, H and M Stables, Marietta ; Rockel!. Nichols Stables, Williamstown; Oarak Con Void/ , Susie Bailey, Vienna ; Kooba, Kim Schultheiss, Williamstown: Mile's Manacee, Agnes Krupa, Shadyside. · Oi>en All Breed Yearling and under foals, Misty's Flip, Delbert Ross , Blue Rock; Unnamed, Robert Pitts, Middlebourne, W. Va .; Nut her Bucket. Don Chichester; , Hilltop Freda, Bob Bates. Oak Hill; T. T. Nettel, Johnsons Stables, Williamstown. Showmanship, 16 thru 19 .MAY 28 Angel, Beth Mc/llyan . Waterford; Easter Twist, Jeff Roach , Gall/polls ; Flash, Jack Hendershot, Whipple ; Rup· . pert's Dakota. Troy OawS<ln, · New Concord ; Maxwell Smart, Mike Neptune, New Concord. Show Horse, Western Equipment, Kopper's King , Gerald Warner, Alma; Sport's Golden Don, Terry Miller, Vienna; Mr. OJx, Clearvlew . Stables, Logan, Citlio. Western Pleasure ~ony , under 48", r:ders 12 yrs. and under, Easter rw fst. Jeff Roach ; Nibbles , Sherri Hackney, Tuppers Plains ; Prince, Lo1s Darst , Point Pleasant; Little Chief Hand· print. Tony Kennedy, Mid· dleport; Tom Tom, Timmy Logan. Point Pleasant. Flag Race, Rust.y Bar. Delmar Ball, Derwent ; Striker ' s Ace, Roval Oak Eg 9 and Spoon, Kathy Ribbons and cash prizes Farms, Pome~oy ; Mltzy: Higg:ns, Sistersville ; Peg were awarded to the follow ing, Larry Augenste:n. Caldwell , Nara, Cumberland ; Sherry 1st, 2nd, 3rd. etc. In order Stormy, Buddy Martin, Thompson, Zanesville ; Butch listed to· Arabia ; My Queen Ann, John Meier, Middlep 0rt; Cindy Clark, Columbus . ' HALTER CLASS Bayless, St. Marys, W. Va. Registered Quarfer Horse OPEN SUNDAY SUGAR RUN MILLS Bar-30 Horse Show ;Results Hesulls of a horse show . lh B staged &iturday at. e ar-30 Hurseman Association grounds near Tuppers Plains were announced lod ay bY Mrs . Norma Newland, secretary of lhe association. The show was sponsored by . . · the )untor c1ass of Eastern High School to earn funds for lhe annual trip next year. Dick . . Shele>: of Sabma was the JUdge and Bar-30 members donated their services to assist the class. . A total of 417 enlries were registered for the show which was ~pprove d bY, lhe Southeastern Ohio Horse Exhibitors Association. . ..,. ..~.~.:":"'.' ' l~~.::~~~»'·>"~'•'•W'oY .' Snider, Pickerington. American League !14 Innings) Texin 021 000 lOG- 5 9 l N.Y. 000 000 110 000 01- 3 II 1 Mlnn 000 104 lOx- 6 6 1 Chi 000 020 000 000 oo- 2 II 1 B<obert, Pina (6), Paul (7) 1 and c..!ws prior to the start of the :l:H'ar chase. USAC chief steward Harlan Fengler presided over lhe meeting reviewing various aspects and changes in the race for this year. Many of the cars were still torn ·down Thursday as the "lull before the storm" prevailed at the famed 2W·mile circuit. No cars were allowed on the track after Wednesday's carburetlon tests until the race ~itSelf Saturday. Some of the drivers were not even at the track Thursday, while others helped !heir crews clean, check and reassemble the racers. Some drivers said flatly there was no strategy to be employed this year because of the torrid speeds, w~ile others indicated strategy will develop .once the 200-lap feature is under way. Regardless, the heat and increased speeds were expected to take a h2avy foil in machinery. Pll Stops Mandatory For the first lime, four pit stops will he mandatory. USAC officials said the one additional stop was a safety precaution. In addition, a new system of signal lights will he lL'!ed for lhe first time. The new system is supposed to protect the leader's rnllrgin by controlling speeds of the cars. Eight electrically controlled yellow light panel boards will tell each driver whether he is within the BOm.p.h speed limit announced Thursda~AC for the first yellow li That's co siderably under the 120 · to 140 range used previously. Unser, because of his qualifying performance, is considered the favorite, but most agree the race is really a wide-open affair because of the likelihood of engine failures from the higher speeds. .. . . , ... . . 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., May~. 1972 . Drivers Receive Instructions INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP!) - Drivers received formal instructions today from lhe U.S. Auto Club on lhe eve of the 56th ll!lnual Indlanapolia IIOO<nile race, which should be the fastest ever run. Mostly suony skies with temperaturllS In the 80s should prevail at lhe tlyl.ng'sllrt of the !~Gilday weekend classic at ,.. ... r ., .., CLOSED MEMORIAL. DAY . MONDAY. MAY 29 MASON COUNTY BANK· �·-,.... ... RIO GRANDE - A summer band and chorus for both students and community members will be part of Summer '72 at Rio Grande College. Summer reglslration is Jirne 12. Participation In the band or chorus, both being formed for the third summer·, Is open to anyone at or above the high · school level who has had some experience in youth, school or church groups, or has taken private lessons. · The chorus will ll)eet Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9, and· the band on Thursday · evenings from 7 to 9. The' groups will both meet for leii weeks. Merlyn Ross, · associate director of music at the college, said that the first year the two groups started with just a handful of people. But, he says, the groups grew over the RIO GRANDE - Mary Marlene Johnson, Pomeroy, who has completed Ule Medical Laboratory Technology program offered by Rio Grande College and Holzer Hospital, is one of nine graduates in the first class to complete the two-yea r program and receive an associate of science degree. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Goodwin, she is a 1970 graduate of Meigs High School. Above, Dr. Alphus Olristensen presents her degree . Upon completion of the MLT program, graduates are qualified to work in hospital clinical laboratories as a medical laboratory technician. The MLT program includes one year on the Rio Grande College campus and a full summer and academic year at the hospital. Courses in the program may be applied to a degree in any science-related field. Church School Classes SchedUled in Late June ·- I ~ l l' ,,' ) •' June 20-23 and 26-29 have · material. been set lot the Pomeroy Peopl e involved in the Community Vacation Church Communi ty Vacation Church School at the Pomeroy School are, Nurs ery and Elementary School. Kindergarten , Mrs. Nelle Sessions will begin each Wright, Mrs. Barbara Riggs, evening at 6:30 p. m. and Mrs. Bernice McKinney and continue until 8:30 p.- m. All Mrs. Carol McCullough; first children In the community are and second grades, Mrs. Jean invited. There will be classes Braun , Mrs. Hattie Ridgwa y, fur children age 3 through Mrs. Helen Diener, Mrs. Junior High . Jennifer Anderson, Jo Ellen Teachers have been chosen Diehl , Bernadette Hennessy, for the several grade levels and Melanie Hackett; third and· prepared tv two trainin g fourth grades , Mrs . Gay sessions. Rev. Bernell Boehm Perrin, Mrs. Mary Skinner and and Rev. Bill Barrons met wi th Maureen Hennessy; fifth ~ nd the teachers May 10; at St. Paul sixlh grades, Mrs. Corrine Lutheran Church. The leaders Lund and Mrs. Jocelyn Baer, stressed fr eedom and and junior high, Rev. Robert originality in the classroom Card, Rev. Arthur Lund and and demonstrated means of Mrs. Rachael Downie. motivating the children to express themselves. Emphasis was also placed on the needs fur teachers to listen. Rev. DINNER PLANNED Boehm and Rev. Barrons are A Memorial Day dinner will direc tors in the Department of be served Sunday at the Letart Education of the American Falls Community building Lutheran C!mrch. beginning at 12 noon. Cost will A second training session on be $1.50 a plate. The menu will · May 18 was also held at St. include chicken and noodles, Puul Luth eran Church , po tatoes, green beans , p1·imarily to review and choose beverages and desserts. Lodge Meets first summer and were even larger last year. . ''Our objective," he said, "is wget interested students and communlly .members together ·wsing and play in. the band." Last year the summer band and chorus presented ~ii pilb\ls concert on the ·riverfront ·in .Gallipolis. This y.ear, RO!lS plans lo have at least one public. concert in GalllpoUs. ·Because the band and chorus programs are designed for the communlly as well as for students, various types 1 of credit can be earned. In addillon to the regular college credit, deferred credit may be earned by those who plan to enter Rio Grande College at a later date. The course may also be taken for personal recreaiiOI), and no fee Is charged. ThOS\! who wish to take the course for recreallon whould report to the first meeting, while those wishing credit must report to regislrallon June 12 in Community Hall. SYRACUSE - Daughers of America Lodge opened in ritualistic fonn May II with Janice Lawson, Associate Vice, in the chair. Reported ill was Earl Harden, son of Florence Potts and brother-inlaw of Mrs. Esther Harden. He is recovering at his broUler . . Robert's home . Avacation church school will First nomination of officers was held, and Esther Harden be held al the First United read a letter from member, W. Presbyterian Church in Middleport beginning Tuesday, B. Jones, of Barberton. At the May 25 meeting a May 30, and continuing through blind auction will be held. Each Thursday, June 8, from 9 a.m. is asked to bring articles to 11 :30 a.m. daily. Worship, story time, activity costing at least 50 cents. Atbook lime, play and refreshtending were Deputy Jean Hall, Eileen Clark, Pauline ment time, handicraft and Morarity, Margaret Eichinger, clean-up lime will be part of Ada Slack, Robert Flanagan, each day's activities. The Rev. and Mrs. Dwight Janice Lawson ; Florence Potts, Edith Hood, Esther Zavitz are co-directors. Classes for nursery and pre· Potts, Sadie Thuener, Charlotte Nease, Mildred school will be taught by Mrs. Pierce, Margaret Cottrill , Jack Coleman, Mrs. David Mabel Pickens, and Agnes Hindy and Cindy Hlndy; kindergarten will be taught by White. Mrs. Michael Zirkle, Mrs. John Sprouse, and Mrs. Jack Satterfield, Mrs. Everell Bachner ami Mrs. Fre,cl K~ssi~fer will , POMEROY L~NE~ ' Wednesday Alterrio'on league' work with the P,~imary classes. · Mrs. Dwight Wallace and Mrs. ·Mar24, 1972 Won Lost Eddie Crooks will teach the Weiker's A>;>tand 80 40 Ridenour TV 75 45 junior class. Youths of the will assist in Baum 's Lumber 74 46 church Team 4 56 64 recreation, handicraft and Gaul Shake Haven 38 82 serving refreshments. Team 1 37 83 Open house will be held High Ind . Game - Patty Thomas 152, Barbara Hensley Thursday, June 8 al 7 p. mv 146. High Series - Patty Thomas 399, Patsy Chapman, when parents and friends are invited to attend and observe 377 / ' Team High Game and Series activities of the children . - Baum 's lumber 288 and 76S. Refreshments will be served. (~ u~ ~ '-? · uarter . ,• Kanauga, Ohio FRIDAY .. & SATURDAY Bible School M.AY 26th & 27th Will Begin On May 30th ~The ~ CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING ~ '' ~ \ '; ..•' • No Cover Charg •' ;:· •• • No Admission ) • Popular Prices "live Entertainment" Appearing Nightly 9:30 PM to 2:00 AM Opening At 7:30PM A8afllllr fi8IJ MAY 26th · ~ · · ~DANCING ~ NIGHTLY • ''' ~ 'I • • Coat and Tie Required In Dance Section of Building = = i ~ ~ The Finest In The Area Enjoy It Soon! 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Ridenour TV .&_Appliance 'We Service What We Sell" 985-3307 ~ ~ , ... ~ o r• - ,, . . . worship, '7 : lO p.m. CHESTE~ I ,~J;~ ' ~ .. .. , . '· .. . ' , ~ . ' . ,. I ~ . Just a beginning . CHURCH OF THE sup t. Classes · for all ages ; George. W.' 'HQIIon and Rev. NAZARENE - Rfv .. Herbert . evening service , 7:·30 p ,m.: LinSon Sfebbi11 S.. Ass' !. Pa5tor-· Grale , pastor. Worship ~~rvlce , B i b! ~ stuqy. Wednesday,. 7:30 Directors. 11 a.m. and 7:30p.m. Sunday. p""" , •.erv ices, Fnday, FIRST UNITED, PRES- Sunday School . 9:30 a .m. i :lO p.m. . I!YTERIAN, Harrisonville, Richard Ba rton. sup!. Prayer POMEROY ST. PAUL LUTHERAN', ;__ FREEWILL BAPTIST - Sunday Chu rch School, 9:30 meelin~ . Wednesday, 7:30p.m.. POMEROY TRINITY Rev. Arthur C. Lund, paslor. Corner ASh and Plum, Mid· a.m., Mr s. Homer Lee, Supt. ; ' BRAOFORD CHURCH OF Rev . W. H. Perrin, pastor. Ror. Sunday School , 9: IS a.m.• dleport. Noel Herrman • .pas1oq Morning Worship 10: 30 a.m . CHRIST - Cl illord Smith, Mayer, Supt. Church · schooo, Charles Evans, Supt.; worship Guy Priddy, Sunday School F I R S T U N I T E 0 m inis ter . Sunda y School 9: 30 9:1Sa .m.; worship, 10 : 2~a.m . ; service . . 10:30 . a .m.. Con - Supt. Saturday evening service. PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, n. m .; morn ing church 10: 30 youth choir rehearsal Monday, firma lion class, Tuesday, 4: IS ·). o.m , Sunday School , 10 Sunday Church Scllool. 9:30 .: Sun_ d ay even ing service, 6:30p.m.; Mrs. Marvin Burt, to S:lO p.m.; Junior Con· a.m.; Sunday evening worship, a .m., LeWis Sauer, Supt. ; n.m 7:30p.m . Wednesday ser vice, a director.; senior choir frrmation class. Thursday, 6:30 7 p.m. Morn in·Q Worshlo, 10:30 a.m. p.m. rehearsal. 7:·30 p.m., T~ursday, 'to 7:45p.m. , FIRST BAPTIST .of MidF I.R S T u· NIT E 0 , LAUREL CLIFF FREE Mrs. Paul Nease, director. SEVEN-DAY AOVENTIST dleporl, corner of Sixth · and PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse, METHOOIST - Rev. Eu~ene POMEROY CHURCH OF - . Mulberry . Heights , Palmer 'Streets, Rev. Charles Morn ing_ Wo rship , 9 a.m .; Gill, pastor . . William Ba1ley , THE NAZARENE - Corner Pomeroy . Herbert Morgan~ ~~ Simons, pastor . Fred Sunday Church School, 10 a.m. sup!. Sunday School, 9:30 e.m.; Union and Mulberry . Rev . paslor . ·Sabbath . sdool , Hoffman , . Sunday School Mrs . Sampson tjall. Supf. Morn ing worship, 10: 30· a.m. : Clyde V. Henderson , pastor. SaturdaY.• 2 p.m. with church Superiniendeni.Sundaychurch STIVERSVILLE . COM- Evening worship. 7:30 .· p.m. Sunday· School . 9: 30 . a.m.; service following al 3:1S p.m. school for everyone 9:15a.m.;. MUNITY, Rev , Edsel .Hart, Wednesday, Christian Youth Raymond Walburn, supl. <f!:en Bible discussion each Morning worship 10: 15 a.m .; pastor.· Sunday School ~ervice Crusade, 6:30 p.m.: Prayer Morning worship 10:30 a.m. day, 7 :~p ~ . m. Evening service5, 7: 30 p.m .; 10 a.m . Prayer Meeting each meeting 7: 30 p.m. Thursday, Even Ing service 7:30p.m. Mid Gurs R"A HAM UN IT E Ill Wednesday prayer service, 7:30 Thursday 7:3Q p.m. Sunday choir practice, 7 p.m . week service, Wedne~day, 7:30 p.m . E)(tra youth activities on evening service, 7: 30'1p.m . DEXTER CHURCH OF p.m. METHODIST- Preaching 9:30 Sunday, S p:m.,tor all youth up ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST - Danny Evans, GRACE EPISCOPAL - . a.m.. first and second .Sundays to sixth grade ; 6:30 for junior - Pomeroy -Harrisonville pastor: Norman C. Will. supt. Rev . Leroy Oavls, minister. of each month ; third and fourth and senior high students. Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor . Sunday School 9:30 a.m. ; Morning prayer and sermon Sundays each month_ worship CHURCH OF · CHRIST, Paul McElroy, Sunday School r- •!0:30a.m. Holy communion and service at 7: lO p.m. Wednesday Middleport , Slh and Main . Supt . Sunday School 9:30a.m.; VVorship · service , 10: 30 a .m . sermon, first Sundays, 10:30 evenings at 7:30. Prayer and Raulin Moyer, pastor . Michael morning wor ship and com - Christian Endeavor Sunday evening . a.m . Church school, kin · • Bible Study. Gerlach , Sunday School sup!. munion, 10:30 a.m. ; Sunday REORGANIZEO , CHURCH dergarten through eighth . FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- Bible School, 9:30a.m .; mer· evening youth Christian enOF JESUS CHRIST OF LATgrade 10· 30 a m · TIST --, 282 Mulberry Ave., ning worship, 10 : 30 a.m . ; deavor, 6: 30; Worship services , TER DAY SAINTS - Pori! an~ ­ POMEROY . CHURCH . OF Pomeroy,afflliuled ~llh S.B.C., evening worship, 7:30 p.m .; Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday CHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., the Rev . Fred Hill, pastor. prayer service 7 p.m . Wed- evening pr~yer meeting and Racine l'!oad. Ralph Johnson, pastor . Herbert White, Sunday pastor. Bible School. 9:30a.m., Sunday School, 9:30 a .m.; nesday. Bible sludy, 7:30 p.m. School Director . Sunday School, worship, JO:JO; adult worship morning worsh1p, 10:30 a.m.; CHURCH OF THE ST. JO,HN LUTHERAN 9:30a .m .; Morning worship, service and young peoples junior society, 6:30a.m . NYPS. N.AZARENE - Middleport, Pine Grove, the Rev . Arthur 10:30 Sunday evening meeting, both 7:30p.m. Sunday- 6:45 p.m . S.~nday evangelistic Rev . Audry Miller, pastor; Combs. pastor. Sunday school, servicea.m.; 7 · p.m Wednesday Wednesday, combined. Bible mut.ing , 7.30 p.m. Prayer Floyd Carson. sup!. Sunday 9:30 a.m.; church services. evening ,prayer . .services, 7: 30 study and prayer meeting 7·30 meet1ng Wednesday, 7:30p.m. school, 9:30 a.m.: Morning 10:30 a.m . p.m. pm ' ' MIOOLEPORT BRADFORD CHURCH OF worship 10: 30 a .m. ; junior BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Sunday .THE SALVATION ARMY MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - society, 6:30p.m.; NYPS, 6:45 CHRIST - Clifford Smith , Great Bend, Charles No r ris, Envoy Rays. Wi 1,ing, off icer In C~rner Fourt.h and Main , p .m . Sunday evangelistic pastor ; Leroy Bartrum, Sunday • Titus . Worship service, 9: 30 charge . Sunday, 10 a.m.. . Middleport. Rev. Henry L. Key, meeting , 7: 30 p .m. Prayer School superintendent. Sunday pastor 3:1-8 "I'm never going to open another book again!" ; Sunday School , 10:30 a.m. ttollness meeting ; 10:30 a.m.. Jr .. pastor . Sunday School 9:30 . meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m . School. 9:30 a. m.; Morning a.m. CARLETON CHURCH sighed. Pete as he collapsed in my chair following Sunday School. Young People's a.m., Arnold ~1chards, supt ., Monday church, 10:30 a. m.; Sunday Kingsbury Road . Sunday Legion, 7 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 Morning wor~h1p 10:30 a.m. MEIGS evening service, 7:30 p. m. School. 9:30 a.m .. Ralph Carl. • John his high school commencement. p.m., Ladies Home League ; 7 JEHOVAH S WITNESSESCOOPERATIVE Wednesday evening service, 8 sup!. · Worship service, 10:30 p m Prep classes Larry Carnahan presidmg 3:7-13 PARISH p. m. 'But three months later, Pete had changed his a .m. and 7: 30p.m. alternately . ' SACRED HEART _ Rev . minister. Sunday. Bible lecture. THE UNITED ANTIQUilY bAPTIST - Prayer meeting, Wednesday, tune and was ready for college. Tuesday Father Bernard Krajcovic 9:30 a.m.; Watchtower st~dy , METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Freeland Norris, pastor. 7:30 p.m. Rev. Jay Stiles. pastor . Phone 992·282 5: 10 :30 a .m. ; Tue~day, B1ble • John Robert R. Card Sunday school , 10 a.m.; church pastor . Since tben, he's had other graduations--fro!~~ Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 study, 7:30 p.m.; Thursday, Rev. Sl1nten Smith service, 7 p.m. Wednesday 3:14-21 OLD DEXTER p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 ministry school 7.30 p.m., CHESTER - Worship 9: IS Bible study, 7 p.m. college, from medical school. Each time Pete has CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH service meellng 8:30p.m. BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, - Rev . Willard Dutcher , Wednesday • :m. Con fessIons, Sa Iur day, 7- MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. discovered that it isn't all over when you grad· ENT~RPRtsE--' Worship, 9 Minersville. J. A. McWatps. pastor . Mrs. Worley Francis ;_ • John I. ~~~~ROY FIRST BAPTIST Christ in Chrlsll1n Union - a.m.; Church School , 10 a.m. paslor. Sunday School. 10 a.m.; Sunday School Supt. Sunday uate. Something is just beginning. 6:35-40 - Robert Kuhn , pastor ; William Lawrence Mantey, pastor; Mrs. FLATWOODS- Worship, 11 morning worship, 11 a.m.; School. 9: 4S a.m. Church Ser · Watson Sundar school sup!. Russell Young, Sunday School a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. Some people want to "gradua\e" from church Training Union, 6: 30 p.m .; vices first and third Sundays Thursday Sunday'school. 9:30a.m.; BYF, Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; POMEROY- Worship, 10:30 evening worship, 7:30 p.m. following Sunday School , at a certain age or time. They're just like Pete 6 p.m.; Bible study, Wed· Evening worsh1p 7:30. Wed· a.m.; Church School9: 15 a.m.; Prayer meeting, Wednesday. John Second and fourth Saturday • nesday , 7 p.m .; choir practice , nesday prayer meet1ng . 7. 30 UMYF 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. was when he left high school. They think they've e\lenioos, a p.m . ser\lices . 10:22-29 Wednesday , 8:30p.m. p.m. ROCK SPRINGS - Worship RACINE FIRST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN outgrown the Church. 10 a.m.; Church School 9 a.m.; OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr . Robert Wyatt, pastor; Friday UMYF 6:30p.m. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. ; Sunday School sup!.. Ronald o Luke How empty Pete's life would be now if he MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Osborne. Bible School. 9: 30 12:31-40 had stopped at that first graduation. How empty Rev. Robert Bumg.rner Evening wor ship , 7: 30 p.m., a.m.; preaching 10:4S a.m. : HEATH - Worship 10:30 Wednesday , · Sunday School Evening services, 7: 30p .m . your life would be without the Church. Saturday a.m.; Church School9 :30 a.m.; Superintendent, Paul ine Me· HYSELL RUN FREE UMYF 7 p.m. Ctinlock, pastor. Rev. Morr is METHODIST - Cecil Wise, • Luke · Maybe it isn't all over for you! The church By Mrs. Francis Morris RUTLAND - Worship 9:15 M. Wolfe. Connie and Judy Kiser was Pastor . Sunday School. 9: 30 21:8-19 doors are always open. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- a.m.; Morning worship', 10:30 Mr. Raymond Hartley Is a held at the home of Mr. and a.m.; Church School 10 a.m .; UMY F 7 p.m. Charles Norris, pastor. Sunday a.m.: Young People's service, palient In Veterans ·Memorlal Mrs . James Kiser. ThQse . SALEM CENTER- Worship School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning 6: 45p.m .; Evangelistic service. Sc:rlpluu:s telll:l:ted by lhe Amerlun Bib lt S!X Ie ly Hospital. Also Mr. Ray Byers present were Mr. and Mrs. 9 a.m. ; Church School 10 a.m .; worship, 10: 4S a.m. ; Sunday 7:30 p.m . Prayer meeting, evening worsh ip, 7:30 p.m .; Thursday, 7:30p.m. entered the Hospital. Howard Kiser, Scotty, Kenny, UMYF Thursday, 7 p.m. SYRACUSE CLUSTER Wednesday evening Bible FREEDOM GOSPEL Terri Ann Shuler of Letart Okey, Ray and Patty, Sue Rev. Forresl R. Donley Sludy, 7: 30 p.m. MISSIONBald Knobs , Rev. Falls spent Saturday with her Scarberry, Ross Childrens and ASBURY- Worship 11 a.m.; DANVILLE WESLEYAN, l. R. Gluesencamp, pastor . With the hope it will, in some measure. fo.ster and help sustain that whi.ch fs grandmother, Mrs. Gretta Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kiser. After Church School9 : SO a.m.; WSCS, Rev . Lawrence Sui I ivan , Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sunday Tuesday. pastor . Sunday School 9:30 School Supt. Sunday School , good In family and community life. this feature is sponsored by the busmess Simpson while her father and Connie and Judy opened their lsiFOREST RUN- Worship 9 a.m.; youth and junior youth 9: lO a .m.; Sunday even ing firms and organizations whose ,11am.es appear below . mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest gifts, all enjoyed K~l·Aid, cup a.m.; Church School 10 a.m.; service , 6: 45 p.m .; evening worship 7: 30. Prayer meeti ng, WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7:30 worship, 7:30p.m .; prayer and Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Ernest S~uler visited their daughter, cakes and Ice cream. p.m. praise. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Deeter, class leader . Youth Mrs. Robert Pierce and baby MINERSVILLE - Worship SILVER RUN FREE BAP- Meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m .• son in Mt. St. Mary Hospital, 10 a.m. ; Church School 9 a.m. ; TIST- Rev . Howard Kimble, Ernest Deeter, leader. WSCS, 3rd Monday. 7:30 p.m. paSior. Sunday schocl, 10 a.m .; Nelsonville. And Construction Co. MT . HERMON UNITED SYRACUSE - Worship, B Henry Davis, supi.; evening BRETijREN CHURCH IN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yost of D. B.A. Anthony Plumbing and a .m .; Church School , 9 a.m .; service. 7: 30 p.m. Prayer CHRIST - Rev. Robert Shook, Phone 992-3284 Middleport HeatinL New Galilee, Pa. spent Prayer and Bible Study, meeting, Thurday, 7:30p.m. pastor. Sunday School. 9: 30 Mother's Day w81! enli'WIUI hli :140 Lincoln St . 992 -2550 Middleport • Wednesday. 7:30p.m . . CHESTER CHURCH OF a.m.'; Ro'y' Pooler. supt.; Alfred SOUTHERN CLUSTER GOO- Rev . James Satterfield, Wolfe, ' asst. supt .; morning mother, Mrs. Mattie ·Yost and The Carleton Church had a ' Rev. W. D1i1 McClurg pas lor. Sunday school , 9:30 worship, 11 a.m . : evening ·weekend revival which was family . Rev. Frank ChHsebrew a .m.,· worship service, 11 a.m .; sermon, 7: 30 p.m., alternatinQ Mr. and Mrs . . Norman- well attended. A witnessing Rev. Martha Ann MIHner evening service , 1 ; prayer each Sunday . Class meeting 11 Norris, of Columbus · spent team for Mount Vernon BETHANY. !Dorcas) service and youth service. a .m . alternaflng :Sun(jay Bakers of Good Bread mornings . Alfred Wolfe. Mother's Day with his parents, Nazarene College conducted Worship, 9:30 a.m.; Church Thursday, 7 p.m. Middleport, Ohio School 10:30 a.m . . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN layieader; Christian Endeavor. Huntington, W. Va . Mr. and Mrs. Fern Norris. services each evening with CARMEL - Worship, 11 - Homer Sterhens, pastor. 7:30 p.m. Sundar. Roger Mrs. Loe Tisdale of Buckeye special singing . While here the a.m .. lsi and 3rd Sundays ; Sunday Schoo , 9:30 a.m .; Buckley, preslden . Prayer -· morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Lake, Mrs. Fern Gilmore and team was guests of Mr. and Church School, 10 a.m. APPLE GROVE Worship, Robert Bobo, Sunday school Board meeting first Monday Mrs. Nancy Bobb of Columbus Mrs. Virgil King whose 7:30p.m.; church school ; 9:30 sup!. : Sunday evening service, ld d Sat da daughter Mary Lou, Is a team a .m.; mid-week service, 7:30. Youth meeting, Monday, 7 each month, 7:30p.m. Sales - Allis Chalmers - Service ur Y ' member. Sunday 'morning Wednesday , 8 p.m . spent Fr ay an p.m. Mid -week service , VVed · with Mrs. Hazel Carnahan. EAST LETARTWorship, nesday, 7:30p.m. · Farm - Industrial - Lawn - Garqen • Middleport, Ohio WHITE'S CHAPEL They all attended the O.E.S, Sunday School was taught by lOa.m., firstandlhlrd Sundays; SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Coolville Tuppers Pla'lns 667-3435 RD. Rev. Roy Deeter, inspection . Mrs. Tisdale, Mrs. the team. ·1\jother's Day was 9 a.m., second and fourth THE NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. pastor. Sunday school . 9:30 Gilmore and Mrs. Carnahan, observed 'by 'lhe youth of the Sundays; church school, 9 a.m., Larimore, pastor. Bob Moore, a.m.; worship service, 10:30 first and third Sundays; 10 a.m.. Sunday School Supt. Sunday a.m. Bible study and prayer " '' sisters, all received a :;o year church who honored their second and fourth Sundays.. School, classes for ail ages, 9: 30 mothers in verse and song. The Mid -week service, Wednesday, a .m.; morning worship, 10:.45. service, Wednesday, 7: lO p.m. pl~r- and Mrs. Robert K. Swift Superintendent, Ralph Carl, 8 p.m. NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p.m.; Devoted To the Interest The Store with A' Heart GREAT BEND- Worship 11 evangelistic service Sunday. ofColurribusspeniSundaywlth presented each mother with a a.m RUTLAND Of the Meigs-Mason Area .• 2nd and 4th Sundays; 7:30 p.m . .Mid·week prayer . Racine 949-3342 FIRST BAPTIST • Mrs. Swift's parents, Mr. and polled plant. Worship services Church School. 10 a.m. meeting, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. - RUTLAND -. Rev. Samuel Jackson, LETART FALLS- Worship Missionary meeting, second pastor . Sundar School. 10 a.m. ; Mrs. Francis Morris. followed Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sewar and 10 a.m.; Church School 9 a.m . Wednesdav. 7:30 o.m. Gertrude Buller, sup!. MORNING STAR- Worship UNITED FAITH NON- Mrs. Mrs. Audrey Brownell and Mr. and Mrs. David McDonald Prayer 1: 30 p . m .; I daughter, Mrs. Diane 9:30a.m.; Church School 10:30 DENOMINATIONAL - Rev . preachingService, service , 2 p .m . Stalnaker and daughters, and son of Columbus visited a .m.; Mld·Week Service, Robert Smllh, pastor. Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF school, 9:30a.m.; Bob Barber, CHRISTOhio's Oldest Dodge Dealer . Cindy and Sherri, of Kanauga with Mr. and Mrs. Eddie King Wednesday, 8,.p.m. .Bakers of Holsum Bread Sunday school, 9:30 MORSE CHAPEL- Worship sup!.; worship service, 10:30 a.m., V. H. Braley, sup!. ; Middleport, 0. vlsl ted Mr. and Mrs. Fern and sons and Charles and 11 a.m., 1st and 3rd S~ndays; a.m.; youth meeting , 6:45 Middleport, Ohio and · devotions , Norris. Susan King. Church School, 10 a.m. p.m.; church, 7:30 p.m.; communion 10: 30 a .m. Regular board PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 prayer meeting, Wednesda~y.. meeting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush Mr. ' and Mrs. Ralph Olase, 7:30, thlrd Saturday ; Church S~hool 9:30a.m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN each month . and Nancy of Columbus spent Columbus spent a few days at p.m. SUTTON- Worship. 11 a.m. 'tN ' CHRIST-Eldon R. Stake, THE RUTLAND the week end with her parents, their farm here and visited 2nd and 4th Sundays; Church pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; MUNITY CHURCH - COMRev . I Member of the Big 3 Winnie Holsinger, supl . Mar- Richard Dubbeld, pastor Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson . with Mrs. Neva King and Mr. School 10 a.m. . ' WESLEYAN (Racine) nlng sermon. 11 a.m .; Evening General Merchandise School , 9: 30 a.m.; Worship Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. Harold White. Chester, Ohio Worship. 11 a .m. ; Church serv ice Christian Endeavor, service , 11 a.m .; Wednesday Tuppers Pll!ins 667-3280 Konicek and daughters, Nancy Several from Lhls community School , 10 a.m. 7:30p.m.; Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. UMYF for all churches of the president. Song service and Sunday and Cheryl of Cleveland and attended the Ohio Youth Choir night worship, 7:30. Southern Cluster, 7:30 p.m. sermon , 8:20. Mid-Week prayer Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wheeler concert at the Meigs High each RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday at lhe Youth meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. THE NAZARENE Rev and Mary Elizabeth of School recently . Center (Oak Grove Road.) Mrs. Marte Holsinger, class Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr.,- pasfor NORTHEAST CLUSTER leader. Sciolovllle were week end Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, School. 9:30 a.m.. Rov. Jacob Lthmlin POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Sunday Family Recreation d John Waller and Richard, Miss Morning worship,' 10:30 a.m. ; Pomeroy-Member F. 0 . 1. & Rtv. Slandl1y Brandum CHURCH Harrisonville Young people's service, gueata of their parents, Mr · an Anita Watkins, Miss Alicia '• 6:45 Swimming Mrs. Thereon Johnson. JOPPA - Worship tO a.m.; Road, Rev. Roy Taylor, pastor; p.m.; EvangellsJic services Federal Reserve System Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller of Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Church School 9 a.m.; Prayer Henry Eblin, Sunday School 7:30 p.m . Wednesday evening' ' >upt. bunday S~hoot. 9:30a.m.; · service 7: 30 p.m . Columbus spent the week end Ried, David and Rodney, all of Meeting, Wednesday, 8 p.m. · Meigs County . Branch LONG BOTTOM - Church evening worship, 7:30 p.m . with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . Pataskala, Robert Ried, home services, 9a .m.; Sunday School Prayer and praise service, MASON COUNTY George Nelgler and family. • on leave from the Navy, and 9:45 a.m. Bible study every Thursday, 7:30 p.m . ATH~NS THE HILAND CHAPEL • Rexall Drugs • COMMUNITY CHURCH, George Caslo, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roush and Miss Bridget Ross were Thursday, 7:30p.m. pastor. Sunday BETHEL- Worship Dexter - Worship services School , 9: 30; evening worship We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions .. _ Dow Sunday dinner guests of Mr. 11 NORTH a.m.; Ch,urch School 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday , 7:30 family, Mrs. Beverly ' and Mrs. Kenneth Markins of 992-2955 Pomeroy 7: 30. Thursday evening prayer ALFRED - Sunday school, o.m. · · · _ ..._ 29o W. ::.econd Ph . 992-3863 Pomeroy Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Bobby 7:30 p.m. 9:45 a.m. each Sunday; ,.. HEMLOCK GROVE service, k nd Racine. MASON FIRST BAPTIST Johnson spent the wee e Robert Bruce Ried, who has preaching at 11 a.m. each CH'RlSTIAN- Oavta Mautter, Second and Pomeroy Sis., Sian -" .. Sunday. Prayer meeting, 7: >15 pastor; Stanford Stockton, sup!. with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sayre completed his basic, !raining at p.m. Wednesday; WSCS, 8 p.m. Morning worship, 9:30 a.m.; Cra19 , pastor. Sunday school • and family at Bowerston lo · Great Lakes Naval vase In on third Tuesday each month. church school. 10:30 a.m.; 9:45a.m.; worship service. 11 and union, 6:30p.m. ; l a.m.; training • attend the -commencemenl UUnois has been visiting his Electric Motor Repair REEDSVILLE - Sunday young peoples meeting, 6:30 evening worship Hrvlca, 7:30 St. Rt. 7 Chester, Ohio exerclaea of Conotton Valley aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. school, 9:30; preaching, 7:30 p.m. ; evtnlng worship, 7:30. p.m. Mid-week prayer service • 810 W. Main 992-5750 p.m. Sunday; prayer meeting, Blble~•dy , Wednesday, 7:30 Choose the Church of your Choice Wednesday, 7:30p.m. H!ilhSchool of whlcJrtllelr son, John Dean. After spendillg 14 7:30p.m. Tuesday; WSCS, 7:30 p.m. . Fred was a graduate May 21. days at home he has retw'ned first Thursday each month. MT. UNION BAPTIST FAIRVIEW IIBLE CHURCH Mi'. HeJ,'111811 Spencer and SIL:VER RIDGE- Worship. Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday -Letart Roulel,lhe Rev. Stan lwo children of Grove City lo the Naval Base at Norfolk, 10 a.m.; Church School, 9 a.m. school sup!., Joe Sayre. Sunday Craig, pastor. Sunday school TUPPERS PLAINS school , 9:~5 a.m.; Sunday 9:30 a.m.; prayer and Bib! ' Take Someone with You to Church ' spent the week end with his V~s. Colloe Hudson visited Worship .9 a.m .; Church School evening worship. 7:30. Wed· study. 7:30p.m. Collage prayer Meats and Groceries In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Syracusl! mother, Mrs. Mason Spencer. with hertather, Jim Clark, who. tO a.m. • nesday pray1r and Bible sludy, service, Tuesday, 10 a .m. ; 992-3986 KENOCHURC'HOF CHRIST. 7:30p.m, _•~ ,worship service. Friday, 7:30 Kermit Walton , f'l9r. Mr. and Mrs.•Robert Wines · Is a patient at University Ho&ar1 Newell, ·supl. Services T U P P E R S P LA I N S p.m. · I. and family and Mr · and Mr&. Hospital in Columbus. • weekly, 9:30 a.m. on S..nday. CHRISTIAN CHURCH MASON CHURCH OF : Larry Grimm and famlly of Preaching firs I and third Eugene Underwood, pastor; CHRIST- Loren T. Stephens ! Columbus spent the week end Sundays of month by Clifford Howard Caldwell. Jr., Sunday minister. Worship•. 10 a.m. ;• .. Smith, 9:30a.m. . School S..pl.; Sunday School, Blblesludy. 11 : IS a.m.; evtnln 10 attend the commenctment HOBSON CHRISTIAN 9:30 a. m.; Morning sermon, worship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-wee Furniture and Appliances exerc!Jea of the Senior clul of Church and office Supplles-Glfts UNIQN - Derrel Doddrlll, 10:30 a. m" Sunday evening service, Wtdnnday, 7>30 p.m · Phone 985-3308 992-2641 which Jackie Sue Wlnea waa a Chester, 0. Middleport. pastor. Sunday Scllool, 9:30 se(vl~;,a. }f. f!1 . · MASON ASSEMBLY 0 F a.m.. Leonard Gilmore, flrsl ETAR FALLS UNITED GODSecond St., Mason, W ' member. " el~er; evtnlng servt~. 7:30 BRETHREN Rev. Robert Va. Chtolor Tennant, pas to ... r. Mr. Kenneth Swart of Stow, " p:m. Wednesday prayer Shook, pallor ; Herschel Norris. Sun.day school, 10 a.m. ; morOhio, spent the week end with Attend the Oturch of Your Choice :• meeting, 7::1o p.m. sup!. Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; nlng worship. 11 a.m his mo!.her, Mrs. James Swart MT. MORIAH CHUR<:H OF morning sermon, 10:30 a.m.; evangelistic servlca, 7:30 p.m" ' GOD - Racine Routt 2. 'The 1'/entng sermon, 7:30 alter- Bible study and prayer servlc e, and hill allier Mrs. Alfr«< Crow '~ BulovaWatches-Sales & Servic . ' Rev. C~arln Hand, pastor. nalll)9 HCh Sunday. Prayer Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Phon . and family and attended the i"'meroy ••• 186 N. Second Sunday school, 9: ~5 a.m.;' strvlce, Wodntlday, 7:30 p.m. 773-5133. . · t'h. 9'12-;,..... Middleport .... lraduatlon of hll nephew, morning worship, t1 a.m. Prayer mHIIng, 7:30 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH 0 F Evening ltrvlces, Thu11day al'-rnattn.a Sundiys. CHRtST 'In Chrt1tlan U~lon DaVid crow. • and Friday, 7l30. CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Rev. O'Dell Manley, ~1lo r. Rook Crow, Terrie IClrk and , IIARWALLOW RIDGE GOO OP PROI'HICY, G. P. Sundanchool,9:30a.m., Roger ~ Ntll Protller, Ohio Unlvenlty anc{ , I• CHURCH OF CHRIST- Devld Smith, pestar. Sunday School, Manley, supl.; ..entng servlce, Jewtlt,pastor.lllbltsludy,9:30 IO..m .; Arthur Henion, Supt.; 7:30. Wednesday evenln g lludlnll. IPIDI the Wllk lnd • "We Sponsor Jesus" morning worship, 10:30; MornlnJ Worship 11 a.m . ; prayer mttllng. 7:30 p.m ilm.; with Rook'l pannll, Mr. and ev1nlng worship, 6:30 p.m. Young l'tOpln wvtce, 7 p.m.; Sunday -lng youth servlc e Rev~ Stan Craig, P111tor Mn. Alfnd Crow IIICl flllllly. Reel ne, Ohlo Ph. 949-3272 Wednesday Bible sludy, 7:30 Evenfng service, 7:30 p.m.; 6:45 wllh Miley lou Carte r, " A IIJI'PI'IM blrlhdaY pll't1 ~or p.m. Wodntsday Mld-Wtek Pray~~; leadtr. No TUIIday service. ' Racine Social Events GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. .•' ••• ·: .•,• ·:• . •••'• ~ ••' ~ i - . HEINER'S BAKERY . M& RFOODUNER MARK VSTORF BOGGS ·EQUIPMENT THE DAILY SENTINEL RACINE FOOD MARKR OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. LYONS MARKET GAUL'S MARKET JHE_FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. ROYAL OAK PARK c. . ·SWISHER & LOHSE i THE OOUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN 00. . GAUL'S TRAILER SALES POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE . - NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE SADIE'S MARKET MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE. RIDENOUR SUPPLY • . 1 1 tfrench · uarter Alto : 7, I and 12 hp MF Lawn and Garden Tractore MODERN SUPPLY r .- v; o. 399 West Main Street 992-2164 Pomeroy, THE STORE .WITH "ALl: KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS - STABLES- LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS- · GARDENS. ,. : ESTIMATE TODAY! ... ••• .;•• CUTS A BIG ...-. 4·FOOT SWATH! .. ... .. Langsville • Bill Baldwin Trio NEW MFI4 .., AU WEATHER ROOFING UUST. ARRIVED! ~ ~ l I' FRIDAY Coolerator: ~ ~ Fine~t ' ~ ~ Ohio Valley's Night Club" ~ '~ if>" . .~ ?------__,/\..:._·---- Local Bowling .. : . ' M Rev . William Kni l1el, pas, or · Presbyterian ChUrch, Dwight Ronald Dugan . Sunday school . L. Zav it z, · Pas tor .Direclor ; . . .;, M'IOOLEPORT PEN - · UNITED MINISTRY OF Serv ice. 7:30 p.m.; Youth TJ::COSTAL - Third Ave., lhe MEIGS COUNTY, The United . mee l ing 6: 30 p.m.; Even ing SunimerChorus, ' 'The l)azzling ' ' Baild Planned . " ~ Upper Rt. 7 •' •• •• • - ". ------,A.__--~---~ Near Old Silver Bridge Kanauga, Ohio - e . .F. J. WAUACE,·JEWElER VillAGE Clit RATE .. - VILlAGE FUMER SHOP II / '--·· . 'l' . .. BEN' FRANKUN Sroat~ - fAIRVIEW BIBLE atURQt ' " �·-,.... ... RIO GRANDE - A summer band and chorus for both students and community members will be part of Summer '72 at Rio Grande College. Summer reglslration is Jirne 12. Participation In the band or chorus, both being formed for the third summer·, Is open to anyone at or above the high · school level who has had some experience in youth, school or church groups, or has taken private lessons. · The chorus will ll)eet Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9, and· the band on Thursday · evenings from 7 to 9. The' groups will both meet for leii weeks. Merlyn Ross, · associate director of music at the college, said that the first year the two groups started with just a handful of people. But, he says, the groups grew over the RIO GRANDE - Mary Marlene Johnson, Pomeroy, who has completed Ule Medical Laboratory Technology program offered by Rio Grande College and Holzer Hospital, is one of nine graduates in the first class to complete the two-yea r program and receive an associate of science degree. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Goodwin, she is a 1970 graduate of Meigs High School. Above, Dr. Alphus Olristensen presents her degree . Upon completion of the MLT program, graduates are qualified to work in hospital clinical laboratories as a medical laboratory technician. The MLT program includes one year on the Rio Grande College campus and a full summer and academic year at the hospital. Courses in the program may be applied to a degree in any science-related field. Church School Classes SchedUled in Late June ·- I ~ l l' ,,' ) •' June 20-23 and 26-29 have · material. been set lot the Pomeroy Peopl e involved in the Community Vacation Church Communi ty Vacation Church School at the Pomeroy School are, Nurs ery and Elementary School. Kindergarten , Mrs. Nelle Sessions will begin each Wright, Mrs. Barbara Riggs, evening at 6:30 p. m. and Mrs. Bernice McKinney and continue until 8:30 p.- m. All Mrs. Carol McCullough; first children In the community are and second grades, Mrs. Jean invited. There will be classes Braun , Mrs. Hattie Ridgwa y, fur children age 3 through Mrs. Helen Diener, Mrs. Junior High . Jennifer Anderson, Jo Ellen Teachers have been chosen Diehl , Bernadette Hennessy, for the several grade levels and Melanie Hackett; third and· prepared tv two trainin g fourth grades , Mrs . Gay sessions. Rev. Bernell Boehm Perrin, Mrs. Mary Skinner and and Rev. Bill Barrons met wi th Maureen Hennessy; fifth ~ nd the teachers May 10; at St. Paul sixlh grades, Mrs. Corrine Lutheran Church. The leaders Lund and Mrs. Jocelyn Baer, stressed fr eedom and and junior high, Rev. Robert originality in the classroom Card, Rev. Arthur Lund and and demonstrated means of Mrs. Rachael Downie. motivating the children to express themselves. Emphasis was also placed on the needs fur teachers to listen. Rev. DINNER PLANNED Boehm and Rev. Barrons are A Memorial Day dinner will direc tors in the Department of be served Sunday at the Letart Education of the American Falls Community building Lutheran C!mrch. beginning at 12 noon. Cost will A second training session on be $1.50 a plate. The menu will · May 18 was also held at St. include chicken and noodles, Puul Luth eran Church , po tatoes, green beans , p1·imarily to review and choose beverages and desserts. Lodge Meets first summer and were even larger last year. . ''Our objective," he said, "is wget interested students and communlly .members together ·wsing and play in. the band." Last year the summer band and chorus presented ~ii pilb\ls concert on the ·riverfront ·in .Gallipolis. This y.ear, RO!lS plans lo have at least one public. concert in GalllpoUs. ·Because the band and chorus programs are designed for the communlly as well as for students, various types 1 of credit can be earned. In addillon to the regular college credit, deferred credit may be earned by those who plan to enter Rio Grande College at a later date. The course may also be taken for personal recreaiiOI), and no fee Is charged. ThOS\! who wish to take the course for recreallon whould report to the first meeting, while those wishing credit must report to regislrallon June 12 in Community Hall. SYRACUSE - Daughers of America Lodge opened in ritualistic fonn May II with Janice Lawson, Associate Vice, in the chair. Reported ill was Earl Harden, son of Florence Potts and brother-inlaw of Mrs. Esther Harden. He is recovering at his broUler . . Robert's home . Avacation church school will First nomination of officers was held, and Esther Harden be held al the First United read a letter from member, W. Presbyterian Church in Middleport beginning Tuesday, B. Jones, of Barberton. At the May 25 meeting a May 30, and continuing through blind auction will be held. Each Thursday, June 8, from 9 a.m. is asked to bring articles to 11 :30 a.m. daily. Worship, story time, activity costing at least 50 cents. Atbook lime, play and refreshtending were Deputy Jean Hall, Eileen Clark, Pauline ment time, handicraft and Morarity, Margaret Eichinger, clean-up lime will be part of Ada Slack, Robert Flanagan, each day's activities. The Rev. and Mrs. Dwight Janice Lawson ; Florence Potts, Edith Hood, Esther Zavitz are co-directors. Classes for nursery and pre· Potts, Sadie Thuener, Charlotte Nease, Mildred school will be taught by Mrs. Pierce, Margaret Cottrill , Jack Coleman, Mrs. David Mabel Pickens, and Agnes Hindy and Cindy Hlndy; kindergarten will be taught by White. Mrs. Michael Zirkle, Mrs. John Sprouse, and Mrs. Jack Satterfield, Mrs. Everell Bachner ami Mrs. Fre,cl K~ssi~fer will , POMEROY L~NE~ ' Wednesday Alterrio'on league' work with the P,~imary classes. · Mrs. Dwight Wallace and Mrs. ·Mar24, 1972 Won Lost Eddie Crooks will teach the Weiker's A>;>tand 80 40 Ridenour TV 75 45 junior class. Youths of the will assist in Baum 's Lumber 74 46 church Team 4 56 64 recreation, handicraft and Gaul Shake Haven 38 82 serving refreshments. Team 1 37 83 Open house will be held High Ind . Game - Patty Thomas 152, Barbara Hensley Thursday, June 8 al 7 p. mv 146. High Series - Patty Thomas 399, Patsy Chapman, when parents and friends are invited to attend and observe 377 / ' Team High Game and Series activities of the children . - Baum 's lumber 288 and 76S. Refreshments will be served. (~ u~ ~ '-? · uarter . ,• Kanauga, Ohio FRIDAY .. & SATURDAY Bible School M.AY 26th & 27th Will Begin On May 30th ~The ~ CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING ~ '' ~ \ '; ..•' • No Cover Charg •' ;:· •• • No Admission ) • Popular Prices "live Entertainment" Appearing Nightly 9:30 PM to 2:00 AM Opening At 7:30PM A8afllllr fi8IJ MAY 26th · ~ · · ~DANCING ~ NIGHTLY • ''' ~ 'I • • Coat and Tie Required In Dance Section of Building = = i ~ ~ The Finest In The Area Enjoy It Soon! 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Ridenour TV .&_Appliance 'We Service What We Sell" 985-3307 ~ ~ , ... ~ o r• - ,, . . . worship, '7 : lO p.m. CHESTE~ I ,~J;~ ' ~ .. .. , . '· .. . ' , ~ . ' . ,. I ~ . Just a beginning . CHURCH OF THE sup t. Classes · for all ages ; George. W.' 'HQIIon and Rev. NAZARENE - Rfv .. Herbert . evening service , 7:·30 p ,m.: LinSon Sfebbi11 S.. Ass' !. Pa5tor-· Grale , pastor. Worship ~~rvlce , B i b! ~ stuqy. Wednesday,. 7:30 Directors. 11 a.m. and 7:30p.m. Sunday. p""" , •.erv ices, Fnday, FIRST UNITED, PRES- Sunday School . 9:30 a .m. i :lO p.m. . I!YTERIAN, Harrisonville, Richard Ba rton. sup!. Prayer POMEROY ST. PAUL LUTHERAN', ;__ FREEWILL BAPTIST - Sunday Chu rch School, 9:30 meelin~ . Wednesday, 7:30p.m.. POMEROY TRINITY Rev. Arthur C. Lund, paslor. Corner ASh and Plum, Mid· a.m., Mr s. Homer Lee, Supt. ; ' BRAOFORD CHURCH OF Rev . W. H. Perrin, pastor. Ror. Sunday School , 9: IS a.m.• dleport. Noel Herrman • .pas1oq Morning Worship 10: 30 a.m . CHRIST - Cl illord Smith, Mayer, Supt. Church · schooo, Charles Evans, Supt.; worship Guy Priddy, Sunday School F I R S T U N I T E 0 m inis ter . Sunda y School 9: 30 9:1Sa .m.; worship, 10 : 2~a.m . ; service . . 10:30 . a .m.. Con - Supt. Saturday evening service. PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, n. m .; morn ing church 10: 30 youth choir rehearsal Monday, firma lion class, Tuesday, 4: IS ·). o.m , Sunday School , 10 Sunday Church Scllool. 9:30 .: Sun_ d ay even ing service, 6:30p.m.; Mrs. Marvin Burt, to S:lO p.m.; Junior Con· a.m.; Sunday evening worship, a .m., LeWis Sauer, Supt. ; n.m 7:30p.m . Wednesday ser vice, a director.; senior choir frrmation class. Thursday, 6:30 7 p.m. Morn in·Q Worshlo, 10:30 a.m. p.m. rehearsal. 7:·30 p.m., T~ursday, 'to 7:45p.m. , FIRST BAPTIST .of MidF I.R S T u· NIT E 0 , LAUREL CLIFF FREE Mrs. Paul Nease, director. SEVEN-DAY AOVENTIST dleporl, corner of Sixth · and PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse, METHOOIST - Rev. Eu~ene POMEROY CHURCH OF - . Mulberry . Heights , Palmer 'Streets, Rev. Charles Morn ing_ Wo rship , 9 a.m .; Gill, pastor . . William Ba1ley , THE NAZARENE - Corner Pomeroy . Herbert Morgan~ ~~ Simons, pastor . Fred Sunday Church School, 10 a.m. sup!. Sunday School, 9:30 e.m.; Union and Mulberry . Rev . paslor . ·Sabbath . sdool , Hoffman , . Sunday School Mrs . Sampson tjall. Supf. Morn ing worship, 10: 30· a.m. : Clyde V. Henderson , pastor. SaturdaY.• 2 p.m. with church Superiniendeni.Sundaychurch STIVERSVILLE . COM- Evening worship. 7:30 .· p.m. Sunday· School . 9: 30 . a.m.; service following al 3:1S p.m. school for everyone 9:15a.m.;. MUNITY, Rev , Edsel .Hart, Wednesday, Christian Youth Raymond Walburn, supl. <f!:en Bible discussion each Morning worship 10: 15 a.m .; pastor.· Sunday School ~ervice Crusade, 6:30 p.m.: Prayer Morning worship 10:30 a.m. day, 7 :~p ~ . m. Evening service5, 7: 30 p.m .; 10 a.m . Prayer Meeting each meeting 7: 30 p.m. Thursday, Even Ing service 7:30p.m. Mid Gurs R"A HAM UN IT E Ill Wednesday prayer service, 7:30 Thursday 7:3Q p.m. Sunday choir practice, 7 p.m . week service, Wedne~day, 7:30 p.m . E)(tra youth activities on evening service, 7: 30'1p.m . DEXTER CHURCH OF p.m. METHODIST- Preaching 9:30 Sunday, S p:m.,tor all youth up ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST - Danny Evans, GRACE EPISCOPAL - . a.m.. first and second .Sundays to sixth grade ; 6:30 for junior - Pomeroy -Harrisonville pastor: Norman C. Will. supt. Rev . Leroy Oavls, minister. of each month ; third and fourth and senior high students. Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor . Sunday School 9:30 a.m. ; Morning prayer and sermon Sundays each month_ worship CHURCH OF · CHRIST, Paul McElroy, Sunday School r- •!0:30a.m. Holy communion and service at 7: lO p.m. Wednesday Middleport , Slh and Main . Supt . Sunday School 9:30a.m.; VVorship · service , 10: 30 a .m . sermon, first Sundays, 10:30 evenings at 7:30. Prayer and Raulin Moyer, pastor . Michael morning wor ship and com - Christian Endeavor Sunday evening . a.m . Church school, kin · • Bible Study. Gerlach , Sunday School sup!. munion, 10:30 a.m. ; Sunday REORGANIZEO , CHURCH dergarten through eighth . FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- Bible School, 9:30a.m .; mer· evening youth Christian enOF JESUS CHRIST OF LATgrade 10· 30 a m · TIST --, 282 Mulberry Ave., ning worship, 10 : 30 a.m . ; deavor, 6: 30; Worship services , TER DAY SAINTS - Pori! an~ ­ POMEROY . CHURCH . OF Pomeroy,afflliuled ~llh S.B.C., evening worship, 7:30 p.m .; Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday CHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., the Rev . Fred Hill, pastor. prayer service 7 p.m . Wed- evening pr~yer meeting and Racine l'!oad. Ralph Johnson, pastor . Herbert White, Sunday pastor. Bible School. 9:30a.m., Sunday School, 9:30 a .m.; nesday. Bible sludy, 7:30 p.m. School Director . Sunday School, worship, JO:JO; adult worship morning worsh1p, 10:30 a.m.; CHURCH OF THE ST. JO,HN LUTHERAN 9:30a .m .; Morning worship, service and young peoples junior society, 6:30a.m . NYPS. N.AZARENE - Middleport, Pine Grove, the Rev . Arthur 10:30 Sunday evening meeting, both 7:30p.m. Sunday- 6:45 p.m . S.~nday evangelistic Rev . Audry Miller, pastor; Combs. pastor. Sunday school, servicea.m.; 7 · p.m Wednesday Wednesday, combined. Bible mut.ing , 7.30 p.m. Prayer Floyd Carson. sup!. Sunday 9:30 a.m.; church services. evening ,prayer . .services, 7: 30 study and prayer meeting 7·30 meet1ng Wednesday, 7:30p.m. school, 9:30 a.m.: Morning 10:30 a.m . p.m. pm ' ' MIOOLEPORT BRADFORD CHURCH OF worship 10: 30 a .m. ; junior BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Sunday .THE SALVATION ARMY MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - society, 6:30p.m.; NYPS, 6:45 CHRIST - Clifford Smith , Great Bend, Charles No r ris, Envoy Rays. Wi 1,ing, off icer In C~rner Fourt.h and Main , p .m . Sunday evangelistic pastor ; Leroy Bartrum, Sunday • Titus . Worship service, 9: 30 charge . Sunday, 10 a.m.. . Middleport. Rev. Henry L. Key, meeting , 7: 30 p .m. Prayer School superintendent. Sunday pastor 3:1-8 "I'm never going to open another book again!" ; Sunday School , 10:30 a.m. ttollness meeting ; 10:30 a.m.. Jr .. pastor . Sunday School 9:30 . meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m . School. 9:30 a. m.; Morning a.m. CARLETON CHURCH sighed. Pete as he collapsed in my chair following Sunday School. Young People's a.m., Arnold ~1chards, supt ., Monday church, 10:30 a. m.; Sunday Kingsbury Road . Sunday Legion, 7 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 Morning wor~h1p 10:30 a.m. MEIGS evening service, 7:30 p. m. School. 9:30 a.m .. Ralph Carl. • John his high school commencement. p.m., Ladies Home League ; 7 JEHOVAH S WITNESSESCOOPERATIVE Wednesday evening service, 8 sup!. · Worship service, 10:30 p m Prep classes Larry Carnahan presidmg 3:7-13 PARISH p. m. 'But three months later, Pete had changed his a .m. and 7: 30p.m. alternately . ' SACRED HEART _ Rev . minister. Sunday. Bible lecture. THE UNITED ANTIQUilY bAPTIST - Prayer meeting, Wednesday, tune and was ready for college. Tuesday Father Bernard Krajcovic 9:30 a.m.; Watchtower st~dy , METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Freeland Norris, pastor. 7:30 p.m. Rev. Jay Stiles. pastor . Phone 992·282 5: 10 :30 a .m. ; Tue~day, B1ble • John Robert R. Card Sunday school , 10 a.m.; church pastor . Since tben, he's had other graduations--fro!~~ Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 study, 7:30 p.m.; Thursday, Rev. Sl1nten Smith service, 7 p.m. Wednesday 3:14-21 OLD DEXTER p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 ministry school 7.30 p.m., CHESTER - Worship 9: IS Bible study, 7 p.m. college, from medical school. Each time Pete has CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH service meellng 8:30p.m. BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, - Rev . Willard Dutcher , Wednesday • :m. Con fessIons, Sa Iur day, 7- MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. discovered that it isn't all over when you grad· ENT~RPRtsE--' Worship, 9 Minersville. J. A. McWatps. pastor . Mrs. Worley Francis ;_ • John I. ~~~~ROY FIRST BAPTIST Christ in Chrlsll1n Union - a.m.; Church School , 10 a.m. paslor. Sunday School. 10 a.m.; Sunday School Supt. Sunday uate. Something is just beginning. 6:35-40 - Robert Kuhn , pastor ; William Lawrence Mantey, pastor; Mrs. FLATWOODS- Worship, 11 morning worship, 11 a.m.; School. 9: 4S a.m. Church Ser · Watson Sundar school sup!. Russell Young, Sunday School a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. Some people want to "gradua\e" from church Training Union, 6: 30 p.m .; vices first and third Sundays Thursday Sunday'school. 9:30a.m.; BYF, Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; POMEROY- Worship, 10:30 evening worship, 7:30 p.m. following Sunday School , at a certain age or time. They're just like Pete 6 p.m.; Bible study, Wed· Evening worsh1p 7:30. Wed· a.m.; Church School9: 15 a.m.; Prayer meeting, Wednesday. John Second and fourth Saturday • nesday , 7 p.m .; choir practice , nesday prayer meet1ng . 7. 30 UMYF 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. was when he left high school. They think they've e\lenioos, a p.m . ser\lices . 10:22-29 Wednesday , 8:30p.m. p.m. ROCK SPRINGS - Worship RACINE FIRST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN outgrown the Church. 10 a.m.; Church School 9 a.m.; OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr . Robert Wyatt, pastor; Friday UMYF 6:30p.m. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. ; Sunday School sup!.. Ronald o Luke How empty Pete's life would be now if he MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Osborne. Bible School. 9: 30 12:31-40 had stopped at that first graduation. How empty Rev. Robert Bumg.rner Evening wor ship , 7: 30 p.m., a.m.; preaching 10:4S a.m. : HEATH - Worship 10:30 Wednesday , · Sunday School Evening services, 7: 30p .m . your life would be without the Church. Saturday a.m.; Church School9 :30 a.m.; Superintendent, Paul ine Me· HYSELL RUN FREE UMYF 7 p.m. Ctinlock, pastor. Rev. Morr is METHODIST - Cecil Wise, • Luke · Maybe it isn't all over for you! The church By Mrs. Francis Morris RUTLAND - Worship 9:15 M. Wolfe. Connie and Judy Kiser was Pastor . Sunday School. 9: 30 21:8-19 doors are always open. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- a.m.; Morning worship', 10:30 Mr. Raymond Hartley Is a held at the home of Mr. and a.m.; Church School 10 a.m .; UMY F 7 p.m. Charles Norris, pastor. Sunday a.m.: Young People's service, palient In Veterans ·Memorlal Mrs . James Kiser. ThQse . SALEM CENTER- Worship School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning 6: 45p.m .; Evangelistic service. Sc:rlpluu:s telll:l:ted by lhe Amerlun Bib lt S!X Ie ly Hospital. Also Mr. Ray Byers present were Mr. and Mrs. 9 a.m. ; Church School 10 a.m .; worship, 10: 4S a.m. ; Sunday 7:30 p.m . Prayer meeting, evening worsh ip, 7:30 p.m .; Thursday, 7:30p.m. entered the Hospital. Howard Kiser, Scotty, Kenny, UMYF Thursday, 7 p.m. SYRACUSE CLUSTER Wednesday evening Bible FREEDOM GOSPEL Terri Ann Shuler of Letart Okey, Ray and Patty, Sue Rev. Forresl R. Donley Sludy, 7: 30 p.m. MISSIONBald Knobs , Rev. Falls spent Saturday with her Scarberry, Ross Childrens and ASBURY- Worship 11 a.m.; DANVILLE WESLEYAN, l. R. Gluesencamp, pastor . With the hope it will, in some measure. fo.ster and help sustain that whi.ch fs grandmother, Mrs. Gretta Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kiser. After Church School9 : SO a.m.; WSCS, Rev . Lawrence Sui I ivan , Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sunday Tuesday. pastor . Sunday School 9:30 School Supt. Sunday School , good In family and community life. this feature is sponsored by the busmess Simpson while her father and Connie and Judy opened their lsiFOREST RUN- Worship 9 a.m.; youth and junior youth 9: lO a .m.; Sunday even ing firms and organizations whose ,11am.es appear below . mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest gifts, all enjoyed K~l·Aid, cup a.m.; Church School 10 a.m.; service , 6: 45 p.m .; evening worship 7: 30. Prayer meeti ng, WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7:30 worship, 7:30p.m .; prayer and Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Ernest S~uler visited their daughter, cakes and Ice cream. p.m. praise. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Deeter, class leader . Youth Mrs. Robert Pierce and baby MINERSVILLE - Worship SILVER RUN FREE BAP- Meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m .• son in Mt. St. Mary Hospital, 10 a.m. ; Church School 9 a.m. ; TIST- Rev . Howard Kimble, Ernest Deeter, leader. WSCS, 3rd Monday. 7:30 p.m. paSior. Sunday schocl, 10 a.m .; Nelsonville. And Construction Co. MT . HERMON UNITED SYRACUSE - Worship, B Henry Davis, supi.; evening BRETijREN CHURCH IN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yost of D. B.A. Anthony Plumbing and a .m .; Church School , 9 a.m .; service. 7: 30 p.m. Prayer CHRIST - Rev. Robert Shook, Phone 992-3284 Middleport HeatinL New Galilee, Pa. spent Prayer and Bible Study, meeting, Thurday, 7:30p.m. pastor. Sunday School. 9: 30 Mother's Day w81! enli'WIUI hli :140 Lincoln St . 992 -2550 Middleport • Wednesday. 7:30p.m . . CHESTER CHURCH OF a.m.'; Ro'y' Pooler. supt.; Alfred SOUTHERN CLUSTER GOO- Rev . James Satterfield, Wolfe, ' asst. supt .; morning mother, Mrs. Mattie ·Yost and The Carleton Church had a ' Rev. W. D1i1 McClurg pas lor. Sunday school , 9:30 worship, 11 a.m . : evening ·weekend revival which was family . Rev. Frank ChHsebrew a .m.,· worship service, 11 a.m .; sermon, 7: 30 p.m., alternatinQ Mr. and Mrs . . Norman- well attended. A witnessing Rev. Martha Ann MIHner evening service , 1 ; prayer each Sunday . Class meeting 11 Norris, of Columbus · spent team for Mount Vernon BETHANY. !Dorcas) service and youth service. a .m . alternaflng :Sun(jay Bakers of Good Bread mornings . Alfred Wolfe. Mother's Day with his parents, Nazarene College conducted Worship, 9:30 a.m.; Church Thursday, 7 p.m. Middleport, Ohio School 10:30 a.m . . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN layieader; Christian Endeavor. Huntington, W. Va . Mr. and Mrs. Fern Norris. services each evening with CARMEL - Worship, 11 - Homer Sterhens, pastor. 7:30 p.m. Sundar. Roger Mrs. Loe Tisdale of Buckeye special singing . While here the a.m .. lsi and 3rd Sundays ; Sunday Schoo , 9:30 a.m .; Buckley, preslden . Prayer -· morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Lake, Mrs. Fern Gilmore and team was guests of Mr. and Church School, 10 a.m. APPLE GROVE Worship, Robert Bobo, Sunday school Board meeting first Monday Mrs. Nancy Bobb of Columbus Mrs. Virgil King whose 7:30p.m.; church school ; 9:30 sup!. : Sunday evening service, ld d Sat da daughter Mary Lou, Is a team a .m.; mid-week service, 7:30. Youth meeting, Monday, 7 each month, 7:30p.m. Sales - Allis Chalmers - Service ur Y ' member. Sunday 'morning Wednesday , 8 p.m . spent Fr ay an p.m. Mid -week service , VVed · with Mrs. Hazel Carnahan. EAST LETARTWorship, nesday, 7:30p.m. · Farm - Industrial - Lawn - Garqen • Middleport, Ohio WHITE'S CHAPEL They all attended the O.E.S, Sunday School was taught by lOa.m., firstandlhlrd Sundays; SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Coolville Tuppers Pla'lns 667-3435 RD. Rev. Roy Deeter, inspection . Mrs. Tisdale, Mrs. the team. ·1\jother's Day was 9 a.m., second and fourth THE NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. pastor. Sunday school . 9:30 Gilmore and Mrs. Carnahan, observed 'by 'lhe youth of the Sundays; church school, 9 a.m., Larimore, pastor. Bob Moore, a.m.; worship service, 10:30 first and third Sundays; 10 a.m.. Sunday School Supt. Sunday a.m. Bible study and prayer " '' sisters, all received a :;o year church who honored their second and fourth Sundays.. School, classes for ail ages, 9: 30 mothers in verse and song. The Mid -week service, Wednesday, a .m.; morning worship, 10:.45. service, Wednesday, 7: lO p.m. pl~r- and Mrs. Robert K. Swift Superintendent, Ralph Carl, 8 p.m. NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p.m.; Devoted To the Interest The Store with A' Heart GREAT BEND- Worship 11 evangelistic service Sunday. ofColurribusspeniSundaywlth presented each mother with a a.m RUTLAND Of the Meigs-Mason Area .• 2nd and 4th Sundays; 7:30 p.m . .Mid·week prayer . Racine 949-3342 FIRST BAPTIST • Mrs. Swift's parents, Mr. and polled plant. Worship services Church School. 10 a.m. meeting, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. - RUTLAND -. Rev. Samuel Jackson, LETART FALLS- Worship Missionary meeting, second pastor . Sundar School. 10 a.m. ; Mrs. Francis Morris. followed Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sewar and 10 a.m.; Church School 9 a.m . Wednesdav. 7:30 o.m. Gertrude Buller, sup!. MORNING STAR- Worship UNITED FAITH NON- Mrs. Mrs. Audrey Brownell and Mr. and Mrs. David McDonald Prayer 1: 30 p . m .; I daughter, Mrs. Diane 9:30a.m.; Church School 10:30 DENOMINATIONAL - Rev . preachingService, service , 2 p .m . Stalnaker and daughters, and son of Columbus visited a .m.; Mld·Week Service, Robert Smllh, pastor. Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF school, 9:30a.m.; Bob Barber, CHRISTOhio's Oldest Dodge Dealer . Cindy and Sherri, of Kanauga with Mr. and Mrs. Eddie King Wednesday, 8,.p.m. .Bakers of Holsum Bread Sunday school, 9:30 MORSE CHAPEL- Worship sup!.; worship service, 10:30 a.m., V. H. Braley, sup!. ; Middleport, 0. vlsl ted Mr. and Mrs. Fern and sons and Charles and 11 a.m., 1st and 3rd S~ndays; a.m.; youth meeting , 6:45 Middleport, Ohio and · devotions , Norris. Susan King. Church School, 10 a.m. p.m.; church, 7:30 p.m.; communion 10: 30 a .m. Regular board PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 prayer meeting, Wednesda~y.. meeting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush Mr. ' and Mrs. Ralph Olase, 7:30, thlrd Saturday ; Church S~hool 9:30a.m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN each month . and Nancy of Columbus spent Columbus spent a few days at p.m. SUTTON- Worship. 11 a.m. 'tN ' CHRIST-Eldon R. Stake, THE RUTLAND the week end with her parents, their farm here and visited 2nd and 4th Sundays; Church pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; MUNITY CHURCH - COMRev . I Member of the Big 3 Winnie Holsinger, supl . Mar- Richard Dubbeld, pastor Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson . with Mrs. Neva King and Mr. School 10 a.m. . ' WESLEYAN (Racine) nlng sermon. 11 a.m .; Evening General Merchandise School , 9: 30 a.m.; Worship Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. Harold White. Chester, Ohio Worship. 11 a .m. ; Church serv ice Christian Endeavor, service , 11 a.m .; Wednesday Tuppers Pll!ins 667-3280 Konicek and daughters, Nancy Several from Lhls community School , 10 a.m. 7:30p.m.; Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. UMYF for all churches of the president. Song service and Sunday and Cheryl of Cleveland and attended the Ohio Youth Choir night worship, 7:30. Southern Cluster, 7:30 p.m. sermon , 8:20. Mid-Week prayer Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wheeler concert at the Meigs High each RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday at lhe Youth meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. THE NAZARENE Rev and Mary Elizabeth of School recently . Center (Oak Grove Road.) Mrs. Marte Holsinger, class Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr.,- pasfor NORTHEAST CLUSTER leader. Sciolovllle were week end Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, School. 9:30 a.m.. Rov. Jacob Lthmlin POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Sunday Family Recreation d John Waller and Richard, Miss Morning worship,' 10:30 a.m. ; Pomeroy-Member F. 0 . 1. & Rtv. Slandl1y Brandum CHURCH Harrisonville Young people's service, gueata of their parents, Mr · an Anita Watkins, Miss Alicia '• 6:45 Swimming Mrs. Thereon Johnson. JOPPA - Worship tO a.m.; Road, Rev. Roy Taylor, pastor; p.m.; EvangellsJic services Federal Reserve System Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller of Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Church School 9 a.m.; Prayer Henry Eblin, Sunday School 7:30 p.m . Wednesday evening' ' >upt. bunday S~hoot. 9:30a.m.; · service 7: 30 p.m . Columbus spent the week end Ried, David and Rodney, all of Meeting, Wednesday, 8 p.m. · Meigs County . Branch LONG BOTTOM - Church evening worship, 7:30 p.m . with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . Pataskala, Robert Ried, home services, 9a .m.; Sunday School Prayer and praise service, MASON COUNTY George Nelgler and family. • on leave from the Navy, and 9:45 a.m. Bible study every Thursday, 7:30 p.m . ATH~NS THE HILAND CHAPEL • Rexall Drugs • COMMUNITY CHURCH, George Caslo, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roush and Miss Bridget Ross were Thursday, 7:30p.m. pastor. Sunday BETHEL- Worship Dexter - Worship services School , 9: 30; evening worship We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions .. _ Dow Sunday dinner guests of Mr. 11 NORTH a.m.; Ch,urch School 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday , 7:30 family, Mrs. Beverly ' and Mrs. Kenneth Markins of 992-2955 Pomeroy 7: 30. Thursday evening prayer ALFRED - Sunday school, o.m. · · · _ ..._ 29o W. ::.econd Ph . 992-3863 Pomeroy Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Bobby 7:30 p.m. 9:45 a.m. each Sunday; ,.. HEMLOCK GROVE service, k nd Racine. MASON FIRST BAPTIST Johnson spent the wee e Robert Bruce Ried, who has preaching at 11 a.m. each CH'RlSTIAN- Oavta Mautter, Second and Pomeroy Sis., Sian -" .. Sunday. Prayer meeting, 7: >15 pastor; Stanford Stockton, sup!. with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sayre completed his basic, !raining at p.m. Wednesday; WSCS, 8 p.m. Morning worship, 9:30 a.m.; Cra19 , pastor. Sunday school • and family at Bowerston lo · Great Lakes Naval vase In on third Tuesday each month. church school. 10:30 a.m.; 9:45a.m.; worship service. 11 and union, 6:30p.m. ; l a.m.; training • attend the -commencemenl UUnois has been visiting his Electric Motor Repair REEDSVILLE - Sunday young peoples meeting, 6:30 evening worship Hrvlca, 7:30 St. Rt. 7 Chester, Ohio exerclaea of Conotton Valley aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. school, 9:30; preaching, 7:30 p.m. ; evtnlng worship, 7:30. p.m. Mid-week prayer service • 810 W. Main 992-5750 p.m. Sunday; prayer meeting, Blble~•dy , Wednesday, 7:30 Choose the Church of your Choice Wednesday, 7:30p.m. H!ilhSchool of whlcJrtllelr son, John Dean. After spendillg 14 7:30p.m. Tuesday; WSCS, 7:30 p.m. . Fred was a graduate May 21. days at home he has retw'ned first Thursday each month. MT. UNION BAPTIST FAIRVIEW IIBLE CHURCH Mi'. HeJ,'111811 Spencer and SIL:VER RIDGE- Worship. Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday -Letart Roulel,lhe Rev. Stan lwo children of Grove City lo the Naval Base at Norfolk, 10 a.m.; Church School, 9 a.m. school sup!., Joe Sayre. Sunday Craig, pastor. Sunday school TUPPERS PLAINS school , 9:~5 a.m.; Sunday 9:30 a.m.; prayer and Bib! ' Take Someone with You to Church ' spent the week end with his V~s. Colloe Hudson visited Worship .9 a.m .; Church School evening worship. 7:30. Wed· study. 7:30p.m. Collage prayer Meats and Groceries In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Syracusl! mother, Mrs. Mason Spencer. with hertather, Jim Clark, who. tO a.m. • nesday pray1r and Bible sludy, service, Tuesday, 10 a .m. ; 992-3986 KENOCHURC'HOF CHRIST. 7:30p.m, _•~ ,worship service. Friday, 7:30 Kermit Walton , f'l9r. Mr. and Mrs.•Robert Wines · Is a patient at University Ho&ar1 Newell, ·supl. Services T U P P E R S P LA I N S p.m. · I. and family and Mr · and Mr&. Hospital in Columbus. • weekly, 9:30 a.m. on S..nday. CHRISTIAN CHURCH MASON CHURCH OF : Larry Grimm and famlly of Preaching firs I and third Eugene Underwood, pastor; CHRIST- Loren T. Stephens ! Columbus spent the week end Sundays of month by Clifford Howard Caldwell. Jr., Sunday minister. Worship•. 10 a.m. ;• .. Smith, 9:30a.m. . School S..pl.; Sunday School, Blblesludy. 11 : IS a.m.; evtnln 10 attend the commenctment HOBSON CHRISTIAN 9:30 a. m.; Morning sermon, worship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-wee Furniture and Appliances exerc!Jea of the Senior clul of Church and office Supplles-Glfts UNIQN - Derrel Doddrlll, 10:30 a. m" Sunday evening service, Wtdnnday, 7>30 p.m · Phone 985-3308 992-2641 which Jackie Sue Wlnea waa a Chester, 0. Middleport. pastor. Sunday Scllool, 9:30 se(vl~;,a. }f. f!1 . · MASON ASSEMBLY 0 F a.m.. Leonard Gilmore, flrsl ETAR FALLS UNITED GODSecond St., Mason, W ' member. " el~er; evtnlng servt~. 7:30 BRETHREN Rev. Robert Va. Chtolor Tennant, pas to ... r. Mr. Kenneth Swart of Stow, " p:m. Wednesday prayer Shook, pallor ; Herschel Norris. Sun.day school, 10 a.m. ; morOhio, spent the week end with Attend the Oturch of Your Choice :• meeting, 7::1o p.m. sup!. Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; nlng worship. 11 a.m his mo!.her, Mrs. James Swart MT. MORIAH CHUR<:H OF morning sermon, 10:30 a.m.; evangelistic servlca, 7:30 p.m" ' GOD - Racine Routt 2. 'The 1'/entng sermon, 7:30 alter- Bible study and prayer servlc e, and hill allier Mrs. Alfr«< Crow '~ BulovaWatches-Sales & Servic . ' Rev. C~arln Hand, pastor. nalll)9 HCh Sunday. Prayer Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Phon . and family and attended the i"'meroy ••• 186 N. Second Sunday school, 9: ~5 a.m.;' strvlce, Wodntlday, 7:30 p.m. 773-5133. . · t'h. 9'12-;,..... Middleport .... lraduatlon of hll nephew, morning worship, t1 a.m. Prayer mHIIng, 7:30 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH 0 F Evening ltrvlces, Thu11day al'-rnattn.a Sundiys. CHRtST 'In Chrt1tlan U~lon DaVid crow. • and Friday, 7l30. CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Rev. O'Dell Manley, ~1lo r. Rook Crow, Terrie IClrk and , IIARWALLOW RIDGE GOO OP PROI'HICY, G. P. Sundanchool,9:30a.m., Roger ~ Ntll Protller, Ohio Unlvenlty anc{ , I• CHURCH OF CHRIST- Devld Smith, pestar. Sunday School, Manley, supl.; ..entng servlce, Jewtlt,pastor.lllbltsludy,9:30 IO..m .; Arthur Henion, Supt.; 7:30. Wednesday evenln g lludlnll. IPIDI the Wllk lnd • "We Sponsor Jesus" morning worship, 10:30; MornlnJ Worship 11 a.m . ; prayer mttllng. 7:30 p.m ilm.; with Rook'l pannll, Mr. and ev1nlng worship, 6:30 p.m. Young l'tOpln wvtce, 7 p.m.; Sunday -lng youth servlc e Rev~ Stan Craig, P111tor Mn. Alfnd Crow IIICl flllllly. Reel ne, Ohlo Ph. 949-3272 Wednesday Bible sludy, 7:30 Evenfng service, 7:30 p.m.; 6:45 wllh Miley lou Carte r, " A IIJI'PI'IM blrlhdaY pll't1 ~or p.m. Wodntsday Mld-Wtek Pray~~; leadtr. No TUIIday service. ' Racine Social Events GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. .•' ••• ·: .•,• ·:• . •••'• ~ ••' ~ i - . HEINER'S BAKERY . M& RFOODUNER MARK VSTORF BOGGS ·EQUIPMENT THE DAILY SENTINEL RACINE FOOD MARKR OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. LYONS MARKET GAUL'S MARKET JHE_FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. ROYAL OAK PARK c. . ·SWISHER & LOHSE i THE OOUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN 00. . GAUL'S TRAILER SALES POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE . - NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE SADIE'S MARKET MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE. RIDENOUR SUPPLY • . 1 1 tfrench · uarter Alto : 7, I and 12 hp MF Lawn and Garden Tractore MODERN SUPPLY r .- v; o. 399 West Main Street 992-2164 Pomeroy, THE STORE .WITH "ALl: KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS - STABLES- LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS- · GARDENS. ,. : ESTIMATE TODAY! ... ••• .;•• CUTS A BIG ...-. 4·FOOT SWATH! .. ... .. Langsville • Bill Baldwin Trio NEW MFI4 .., AU WEATHER ROOFING UUST. ARRIVED! ~ ~ l I' FRIDAY Coolerator: ~ ~ Fine~t ' ~ ~ Ohio Valley's Night Club" ~ '~ if>" . .~ ?------__,/\..:._·---- Local Bowling .. : . ' M Rev . William Kni l1el, pas, or · Presbyterian ChUrch, Dwight Ronald Dugan . Sunday school . L. Zav it z, · Pas tor .Direclor ; . . .;, M'IOOLEPORT PEN - · UNITED MINISTRY OF Serv ice. 7:30 p.m.; Youth TJ::COSTAL - Third Ave., lhe MEIGS COUNTY, The United . mee l ing 6: 30 p.m.; Even ing SunimerChorus, ' 'The l)azzling ' ' Baild Planned . " ~ Upper Rt. 7 •' •• •• • - ". ------,A.__--~---~ Near Old Silver Bridge Kanauga, Ohio - e . .F. J. WAUACE,·JEWElER VillAGE Clit RATE .. - VILlAGE FUMER SHOP II / '--·· . 'l' . .. 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For Sale For Sale Notice Employment 1\ "' ·1' AUTOMATIC washer and 2 YEAR OLO regiStered CLELAND'S GREENHOUSE COLLEGE student to work DEADLINES $125 , 7'l9 Oliver St, dryer , Hereford bull contact H1ram Memorial Day Potted Plants, through summer months. call 5 P M Day Before Publicat ion Mtddleport Slawter , 1 mile east of 7Sc up , Pansies. Petun1as , Monday Deadllne 9 am 985 4186 5 23 6tc Rutland on Rt 12• CaM:ellation - Corrections number of beddtng plants . 5 26 Jtc W 111be -accepted unfll 9 a m for 5 25 3tp vegetable plants Geraldine Oar of Publ l(atlon Cleland, E. Mo1n St , Rac1ne. WILL do house roof and barn KEEP carpets beautiful despite REGULATIONS pamhng. mtenor pamtlng , 5 1~ tfc tootsteps of a busy tam11y The Publisher reserves the free estimates. phone 992 Buy Blue Lustre Rent right to ed1toborre(re1ect ads SAVE up toon e half , Bnng yo•·r electnc shampooer $1 Ben 7085 deemed t•onal any Tt1e v publ iSher w111 not be respons 1ble SICk TV to Chuck 5 TV Shop, 59 JOtc Franklm Store, 200 Mam St , for more than one Incorrect 151 Putternut Ave , Pomeroy Pomeroy, Ohto s· 23 ·6tc mser110n 4-4 tfc BABYSITTING In my home RA'TES w1lh small child, day or night. For want Ad Serv•ce PIANO and organ le ssons COAL Ltmestone, Exc..els1or Phone 992-5820. S cents per Word one lnsertton Salt Works, E. Maon St, Gerald Hoffner Phone 9925 24 Jfp Mln tmum Charge 7Sc Pomeroy, Phone 992 3891 3825 12 cents per word three S 21 12tc 4 12 lfc consecutive lnsert1ons v.g motor, Help Wanted • 18 cents per word six con secutl..-e mserflons ' BIG SALE, Reynolds' Flower Shop In Mason. 'W Va. has fhe extra clean. No rust. 25 Per Cent D1scount on pa id ads and ads paid w•thon 10 day s btggest selection of flowers in CARD OF ,THANKS for Mother's Day and also for & OBITUARY OF THE Decoratton Day We can save $1 SO tor 50 word m1nimum you money on your flowers Each addittonal word 2c SUTTON CHESTER BLIND ADS Thts ts our 2oth year tn the 1970 60 x 12 LONDON trailer Add•t•ona l 2Sc Charge per bustness You name it, we've Advertisement take over payments , new FARMERS MUTUAL got 1f, 98c to S6 50, any basket OFFICE HOURS dtshwasher, Chester 985 4105 or spray as long a$ they last B JO am to s oo p m oa.ry, DISTRIBUTOR WANTED 5 26 Jtc Elnora Reynolds, 773 5147 FIRE INSURANCE CO. 8 JO am to 12 00 Noon 5 14 1Jtp Saturday WILL BE HELD Columbus Dispatch af . 4 ROOMS turn1ture , excellent cond1t1on, must sacnftce due HOME grown tomato plants, lernoon and Sunday, MorIn Memory to movmg 1nto trader, must 1mproved Mex1 ca n, Hemz MONDAY, JUNE 5 be sold by Monday, May 29, 1350, large Supersonic and IN MEMORY ol Barbara Jean •ung Columbus Ctftzen9:00A.M. can be seen any hm e at 729 Yel low Jubilee. also Bailey Three years ago Ol1ver St , Midd leport Journal Supply boys and Mangoes, Hot Peppers and loday ou~ dar ltng daughter 5 26 6tc AT THE Early Cabbage Plants. 500ft. was ca lled from us to that newsstands tn Pomeroy. above the Syracuse State bngh f home above We st 1ll DON'T pump your sluggish Park on Rt 124, Thomas Forest Run Middleport area Wnte G F. che ri sh the precious sepfte tank Get Klean Em Hayman, Syracuse. Oh10 memories and 1vy she gave us United Methodist All Sepl1c Tank Cleaner Hake, 215 N Cedar, Lan· 4 J0-30tc wh 1le here on th1s earth We Landmark Farm Bureau , sure do m1ss her, and her • Church caster OhiO or call collect 1Pomeroy POODLE pupp1es, S1lvei Toy, love ly smtle , but it Is - Gene Yost, pres. 5 26 ltc 653 ll17 comfor t ing to know we Will be Parkv1ew Kennels, Phone 992 - Francis E Morr1s, secy. w1fh her when God calls u;; 5443 6 PC ANTIQUE parlor· se t, home 8 15 fie phone 992 3457 REGISTERED Appaloosa Stud Sadly miSsed by all who 5 24 6tc CAMPE R.. 16 ft sleeps 6, good Serv1ce, $50 Reg mares, $40 loved her, Dad and Mother, Grade . Franc1s Benedum, s1ster, Pat, Grandma, aunts cond 11 1on $1,000 Phone 992 · NEW 1972 Z1g Zag Sew1ng 6329 Phone 667 3856 and uncles Machine in or1g 1nal factory 5 17 JOip 5-26 ltc 5 12 ffc carton Z1g Zag to make buttonholes, sew on buttons, BEAUTIFUL select1on flowers, IN LOVING memory of our Pets For Sale and make fancy monograms un cle, Larry A R•tchte, who baskets and wreaths for deslans w1th lust the twist of a Memonal CH IN ESE pug female , A K C was ktlled m a tractor ac Oav. Cl1ff's Shoe IN POMEROY sing le d1al Left '" lay away reg1stered , 4 years old, good c1dent May 26, 1971 Repaor, Midd le port, Ohio and never been used Wtll se ll pet , approved breeder, $20, A friend of man, A fnend of Open evemngs for on ly $47 cash or cred tl mcluding papers and large truth , a friend of age, A 5 2 2Jic terms avat lable Phone 992 MONKEY RUN AREA Rattan bed , phone 992 7055 tnend of youfh, 5641 5 24 3tc If there's another world, He 5 24 6tc l1 ves 1n bliss, If there IS none, POODLES toy female , small He made the best of th ts. ELECTROLUX Vacuum .>hone 992 -2156 mmlature male, regtstered , Sadly missed by Denose and Cleaner complete wdh at permanent shots, wormed, Oal'rell tachments, cordw~nder and excellent breeding. $75 each. 36" X 23" X .009 5 26 ltc pamt spray Used but 1n ltke Coolville, 667 6214 PART TIME clerk-receptioniSt new cond1fton Pa y 534 45 5 24 12fp needed tn local doctor's of IN LOVING memory of our cash or budget plan available fice Experience not required brother and brother in·law, Phooe 992 1641 BOSTON bull dog . J yrs old. Write Box 729-C, co The Larry Ritchie. who was killed 5 Z4 6lc male , phone 992-3457 Sentinel, glvmg age, a year ago, May 26, 1971 5 24 6fc qualtflcahons and telephone A year has passed s1nce you STEREO rad1oConsole , 4 speed number went away, It seems like only tntermtxed changer , dual 5 25 5tp yesterda-y. Lost and Found volume control, 4 speaker USED OFFSET PLATES That dreadful day we got the sound system, beautiful hand HAVt;. word, That He had token you TOM CAT, cream, tn VICin i ty of EXPERIENCED truck dnver , rubbed Walnut frn1sh MANY USES away, fa1rgrounds , no collar phone con tact Dallas H1!1 at 247 2664 Balance $66 34 U se our S1nce death 1ts gloom , Its 9926318 5 26 6tc · budget terms Call 992 7085 s 23 Jtp shadows cast, He took from us 5-24-6tc a shin ing light, WIDOW would like to share her We mtss that light and always LOST - Green wood luggage home with refmed lady m MAPLE Stereo rad1o com wil l, His vacant place there's top on Rt l24or Rt. 7. contact exchange for l1ght a lor $1.00 bmatron, AM·FM radto, 4 Ethel Hoback, phone 949 2229 none to fill housekeeping; salary, TV, 1 1speaker sound system, 4 " 5 26 ltc Our l1ps cannot tell how we miss pnvate bedroom and bath , speed automatic changer, him. OUr hearts cannot tell - - - - - - - - - : Wnge co The Dally SentmeL separate controls Balance what to say , LOST. Saturday n•ght, May P 0 Box 729 Y , Pomeroy, S78 29 Use our budget lerms 13th. female walker hound ; God alone knows how much we Ohio 45769 Call 992 7085 fan head, black & white boily miss him, In our home that Is 5-24-12tp 5 24 6fc In Langsville Rutland area. lone•ome tOday call collect 304 429 5492 please ,· Sadly missed by Nola and SELF CONTAINED day or night or wnte Denver POSITION open for schooled 18traFT Out ch Chevalier vel trader w1fh httch and 111 Court St. and watvered LPN Contact s 26 1tc Perry. 1226 Spring Valley Dr , awn1ng, excellent condtfton, Mrs Kayl~r. Arcad1a Nursmg Huntington. W Va. 25701 . Pomeroy, Oht? $1, 850 , phone 675 2305 Pt Home. CoOlville. 6fJ7 3196 5 25 Jfc IN LOVING memory of Larry Pleasant 5 23 61c A Ritchie who departed this 5 24 stc life one year ago, May 26. 1971 Employment Wan!("' Wanteli To Buy ITHACA 22 repeater, $40 , 10 Shall claim of death cause us to WILL PAINT roofs or houses. speed Western Flyer. $50. OLD FURNITURE, diShes , grieve, And make our courphone 992 2820 and cut trees . clean trim clocks, brass beds, sliver age faint or fall? att1 cs. basements, etc Phone 5 24 Jtp dollars or complete Nay I Let us faith and hope 949 3221. households Write M. D recel11e, The rose still grows cow, second call , John 5 2 30tc Miller, Rf 4, Pomeroy, Ohio FRESH beyond the ,)NOll Houdashelt, Mmersvtlle Sadly missed by wife and Call 992 6271 • Ohoo Economy Tiller. 3'1' h p. B~S J 16 lfc son . Jamce and Charles 5 24 3tc engme Reg 159 95 144 95 Rltch1e 5 26 1tp For Rent or Sale Turf Tnm Mower , B&S 3112 HOUSE IN Long Bottom , phone h p eng1ne In carton 70 2S Notice 985 3529 NOTICE REGISTERED ARABIAN POMEROY 5 21 tf c On May 16, 1972. the Pomeroy STUD SERV ICE . K~raff No Nat '9•• Jack W Carsey, Mgr ional Bank , Pomeroy Ohio , 050481 R1ch Raffles blood l lled an apptlc:atlon with the For Rent ilil Phone 992-2181 line Fee SSO at serv ice Eskey Regional Admin istrator of Hill , Flatwoods Rd , National Banks, Fourth TRAILER space - 1 acre lot, STORE - equ1pment Douglas Pomeroy, Ohio National Bank Reg i on. 1 with city water and sept1c Grocery. Mlnersvd!e Eriev l ew Plan, Cleveland , 5 25 ltc tank , 60 x 8 cement pat to and Panstes, Petun1as, number 5-21 6tc Oh io,,., U , to establish a branch cement runways , located 112 of Bedd1ng Plants & on !he east side of U s H1gh GUN SHOOT, alsonfle matches way 7, ~tpproxlmately 800 teet mile off Rt 7 at F1ve Points on Vegetable Plants - open s1tes only, Forked north of the tntersechon with Flatwoods Rd . 20 mmutes Mobile Homes For Sale Run Sportsman Club, Sunday. State Route 681, Tuppers Plains from Ga11tn Power Plant, ATTENTION all Mob1le Home May 28 12 noon . (unincorporated area) , Orange Cheshire. phone Hann 1bal. buyers' BERRY-MILLER 5 24 Jtc Township, Melos County, Ohio OhiO I 614 483 1741 MOBILE HOME SALES, 705 Ed1son Hobstette r Pres•dent 5·26-6tp E. Ma1n St. Racine (5) 26 lie Farson Street, Belpre, Oh1o. YARO SALE on Lark in Street , has 1ust recetved on their lot Rutland. Fnday and Satur NEW 2 bedroom, all electnc PLASTIC flowers , pots, sprays two 1971 Schult and one 1971 day apartment. paneled , has and baskets Across from Elcona Custom MobJie Homes 5 24 Jtc electric range Phone 992-7384 upper end of Syracuse State fhat ha ve never been l1ved 1n NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE or 993 7133. Park Mabel Pi ckens These 3 un1ls will be sold at a SHOOTING Match, Saturday, TO WHOM IT MAY CON 5 24 6fc CERN very large d1scount on a first 5 22-6lp May 27. 6 JO p m . Mile Hill Notice Is hereby given that on come first sold basts They Rd at Racine Fire Dept June 5th , 1972 at 10 30 a m a FURNISHED 4 room apt must be sold by Sunday, May Bultd1ng , 25 lb steak REGISTERED AKC Wh1l e Adults only Middleport 992 pub lic sale w11t be held at s 24 Jtc Pomeroy Mo tor Company , German shepherd pups. 7 28th 1n order lo clear the bank 3874 Pomeroy , Ohio, to sell tor tash weeks old the 1st of June J of the floor plan If you are 5 24 Jt GUN Shoot . Sunday, May 28 1 lh e lollow lno collateral , to wit males. 3 females , closely 1nterested m a h1gh quality Mobile Home w1th a low pnce p m Factory choked guns 1966 Pontia c, Spt Cpe GTO, TRAILER , Brown 's Trailer related to R1n T1n Tm tag, don 't watt Stop now and only Second place shoote rs Ser No 2421168127585 , said Reserve ~ours now John Park, Mlnersvtlle , Oh10 being held to secure take advantage of this once In get free shot 1n next mat ch collateral Sauvage , Syracuse, 992·3272. Phone 992·3324 an obl igation ar ising under a deal Phone 423 9531 Assorted meats Racme Gun retail 5-21 -12tc -a litetome Installment secur 1ty 5-11 -tfc Open 7 days a week Club agreement executed by R.obert 5 25 Jlc 5 24 ltc Boggess and held by General TRAILER spaces overlookmg LOTS or acreage on St Rt 124, Motors Acceptance Corporation Pomeroy. Velma G Zuspan 1 m1 South of Portland Idea l PIANO tumnQ, Lane Dan1els, as secure~J "tarty Said public phone Mason. 773 5750. for traders or bulldtng R•ch May 10th lhru June 25th sa le Is to be conducted ac 5·11 Jot~ cording to the laws of the State secon d bottom ground Cal l • A1r Condttloners Phone 992 2082 Reference, of Ohio General Motors Ac 992 7330 or see Clem Cooper. Elberfelds •Awnmgs Corporlltton reserves 3 AND 4 ROOM furn ished and Syracuse, Oh10 5 16 12tc ceptance the right to bid at this sale 'Underpinning 5 21 6tc unfurnished apartments The collateral 1s present ly Phone 992·5434 BOAT LICENSE for your stored and may be seen at 4 12 tfc HOOVER sweeper, used, good Complete mobile home boat. for your motor Pomeroy Motor Company , -==,.--,----,Available at Simon's Pick A Pomeroy, Oh io coodltlon. has attachments, servtce - plus gtgantlc GENERAL MOTOR S 2 BEDROOM mobile home. diSplay of mobile homes Pa~r Shoe Store, 108 W Main , S15 Phone 992 6517 Rac ine area , 10 miles above Pomeroy, ()t,io. Phone 992 PORAT IO NACCEPTANCE COR 5 21 lfc always available at Pomeroy Phone 992 6329 3830 (lJ 26, ltc 5 12 tfc ELECTROLUX vacuum 5 16 30tc MILLER cleaner, used, good condlt1on GARDENING Season Is now In NEW. 12 x 60, two bedroom w1fh attachments 116 88 MOBILE HOMES LEGAL NOTICE full swing and Bob's Market mobile home across from Phone 992 6517 PAUL HARRIS , whose ad lfc 1220 Washington Blvd. _ In Mason. W Va. can offer Bradbury School Call 992 5 21 is unknown , 1S hereby , 413-7521 BELPRE, O. you the best vanely selection dress 5308 or see Ch<!(les Lewis, 2nd tified that on the 9th day of and the finest of quality In no house south from Bradbury NEW SEWING mach1ne, 1972, ' - - - - - - - - - - - ' 1972 Len.!l Turner , being Garden Plants In the Trl May, School. Pets welcome th e plalnt1ff flied her complamt Z1g Zag model In walnut CASH paid for all makes and County area This season, Bob In part ition agamst h1m es a 55 ftc table, minor paint damage, models of mobile homes Is featuring Two new won- defendant. In the Common SJ4 60 cash Sews buttonholes. Phone area code 614 423-9531 derlul tomato Hybrids In Pleas Court, Me igs County, fancy stitches and all Terms 4-13-tfc Oh io, end being use numb~tr Better Boy and Hybrid Beef 1S,071 For Sale avatlable. Trade accepted Easter (Beef Steak type) , Phone 992 65 17 R · S1ld comptamt prays for a STARCRAFT School Out along with 13 other tomato parttlion s-21 -tt c eal Estate For Sale of the following Specials: 18ft 5 low profile selections, a · full fine of described real estate, and thet trailer for $1869. 20ft 7 · 201 -S-EW - IN _ G_ M _A_C_H _I_N_E_ s-er-v lce. NICE 2 story home with full • cabbage and pepper plants the pla intiff's Interest be set off and almost every flowering to her In severalty or that sa id model - $3000, sleops six, "'" clean, oil, set tension S4 99 basement, 2 lots, new forced annual from Asters to Zin - real estate be sold and the contamed, converter, com Special Electro Grande air lurnace Near Pomeroy . pressor , Starmaster fold nias We also sell Garden proeteds therefrom be divided Company Phone 992-6517 Elementary School . Phone to lllw down campers . S1349. Trailer tfc 992 7384 to see. S!'eds, onion sets and seed &(cording 5 21 Said real estate be ing situated awnings & heaterS& 25 pet 11 -7 tfc potatoes, for best quality and the VIllage of f:lomeroy , off. Reese hitches and sway -..,lectlon buy direct fr.om the In County of Meigs and State of ALUMINUM boats, on county controls - 20 pet off. Camp 104 Spring -~: •, grower1 more lf\an 600,000 Ohio, and being two loh con road 18, 150 yards west of Rf . HOUSE. Conley Starcraft Sales. Rt 62, Pome1 oy <dsonable Can be plants grown annualy In our talnlng I .(~acres, more or less 33. Call 992 6256 Lorenzo seen on ~weekends North of Pt Pleasant. W Va. only greenhouS<!• Bob's Markel For a more detailed descrll)tlon Oavls 5 25-lotc Robert Russell and Plant Sales. Mason. W. of said real estate referenct Is 5 19 30tc 5-21-tfc Va . 713-5308, near the made to Volume 241 page 29S, Meigs County Deed Re(ords . SURPLUS Avon Sale will Pomeroy Mason Bridge Said defendant. Paul Harris, sell -trade for other Avons or - STRAWBERRIES. phone 843· 82 ACRE FARM, 2 barns. Shall answer the plaintiff 's 2826. Trade for Carnival GlaS$ or ch1cken houS<!, nice pond, 7 compla int on or bt-fore August Depression Glass , Saturday 5 23 6tc .room house with bath and WANT TO earn extra money 7, 1912, or he shall be deemed In and Sunday. 10 a. m.• turn - - - - - - - - and sflll have time for your default wall -to-wall carpeting; plenty toward hll at Texaco G.. 'M FORD. 390 engine, of free gas , On County Road family? Flexible hours Car Lena Turner, Pla intiff Station In Mason , 1 mile out, and phone necessary Call J B O'Brien, her attorney crutsmatlc transmission. ~ 18, 34 m1le off Rt. 143 near 100 1!~ Court Street follow signs 992 5113 any time S13S Phone 949 4843 Harrisonville Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 5 25-2tp 5 21-61p 5-21-lfc (51 5·25-61c 19, 26. (61 2, 9, 16, 23, 6tc WANT ADS INFORMATION For Quick Sale!' ~, .( ,.,j\: .\i\1< ------- ------ · •il l ,,,(), J\;'~ 1 ..'l:!• -·· ~11.. I "{JI,' "'" ANNUAL MEETING HELP WANTED 65 FORD 2 Dr. H.T. (J f i lbl .. - wh' ,. it· ...... '!J:J ·~ l}ll ~· nl ll'" •\tL I li)l :o; "'f'•1 For Sale The Daily Sentinel_ ....• ' ""· .,...., ~ ..(,! "''t.~· ~'"'J . ~ If' MOWERS & TILLERS LEGAL NOTICE Memorial Day 75' up .... Qeland's Greenhouse ' "!.'II ' "'"•' ~I\ /~ .:- . '~ .,. ., ..~ :. ,~o. r.o; "(1 1 . '" ~ •- l I • 1!1/ .... ) ~. ,. ,. 424 Main St Pl. Pleasant ·r, , Gel R1d of Thtm Will do any avoroge single dwe lling for Dozer & End loader Work, ponds, basement, land scopong We have 2 SIZe dozers, 2 st~e toaders. Work done by hour or contract .. Free Eshmales. We also haul hit dort, top soli. Dump trucks and low-boy for hire. See Bob or Roger Jtlfers, Pomeroy Phone 992-3525 after 7 p m or phone 992· 5232 '149.50 & PLUMBING CO. 240 Lincoln Sf Muldleport, Oh1o Dba Anthony Plumb111g We have a complete Home Maintenance Servtce the year around No matter what your need Complete roof or spouting repair lntenor or edenor carpentry. Cethng ftle and Paneling and Sidmg Complete Plumbtng & ~ Heatmg. Dar Number 992 2SSQ We have 24 hr. emergency servtce 992 -5803 742 3947 '898 742 4761 We are fully 1no;ured Real Estate For Sale 8 ROOM brtck home, 4 bedrooms, full basement, I ocated 1n M1ddleport, phone 992 3457 5 24-6tc CORNELL'S FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS A new community of quality homes rea hst1cally priced, near Me1gs High School. For details call KEY REAL ESTATE Athens, Ohio Ray Douglas, Realtor 592-3414 Bill Kelton, Assoc . . " ' 592'1349 . l~ 1967 ' . I '68 Mercury Mootego MX 2 Door H.T. '1295 Pomeroy Home & Aut~ ,.304 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-37t5 or Mason 773-5535 Open 8 T1ll Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Mam , Pomeroy, Q. 992-3020 160 Coal 51 Muldleport ACREAGE If• mt from Rt 7, on Rt 124 11 acres with small barn level $6,500 Buildmg lots - 16 lots. 150 ft , hilltop locat1on W1ll be sold as one tract. MIDDLEPORT VIne St - 7 rms , bath, garage, on lot 100x190 High above SI level $8,000 2nd Ave - 5 B R , 2 full baths Let me show you thIs one Flnancmg arranged POMEROY 3 B R , Jl/2 baths, full car· peted & drapes Included. CHmer w1ll ltsten to your offer 2 B R , bath, full basement wtfh shower and paneled fam 1ly room $9.800 COUNTRY LIVING 1 m1 from Rt 7- l B R. all elecfrtc home Basement Home Situated In the middle of a J acre tract, lovely wooded settmg. 2'12 m1 from Rutland ._ 7 rms , bath, basement, and garage On level 1 Vc acres Other lots and homes In Pomeroy & Middleport Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 NEW LISTING POMEROY - Nice 2 bedrooms, bath, gas forced air furnace Basement, garage Only $10,500 110 NEW LISTING MIDDLEPORT - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, nice kitchen wit~ bar. cook units, and garbage disposal Full basement with garage and den Under $25,000 00 NEW LISTING TUPPERS PLAINS - New 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, nice kitchen with stove and refrigerator-freezer. Full basement with garage All electric. Less than $25,000.00 NEW LISTING 95 ACRES - On good gravel road In Orange township Nearly 40 acres of meadow All minerals Good 8 roo,; house with modern bath, and nice kitchen BaS<!monf with furnace Asking $21,0110 00 MIODLEPORT RT, 7 BY PASS - 4 bedrooms. f'l2 baths, cook units Electric heat Large den (paneled). Lots of closets 4 acres of land Want $27,500 00. l Dr H. T. Loaded with equipment While w1lh black vinyl top 70 Buick Electra 225 ................ 13595 It's loaded!' 69 Olev. Mal. Super Sport ......... '1695 396 V 8 eng1ne, 4 speed stick Sharp! 71 01evro1et Nova 2 Door ...........'2595 $1895 GS 350 !Od Chev. Malibu SS 2 Dr. H.T. Long Bed 8' Camper ........... 13895 V 8 motor , auto trans, P S , P B :• $1895!j • 70 Ford Pickup %ton .............. •2595 V 8, auto , long & wide bed 70 Motor Home, 22' .................!8495 ' All sell cOntained Has everything • • ..,(,, ~ -- 1101 l;<i • 'i t• •• HELEN L TEAFORD,~SSOCIATE 992·3325 OR 992-237' ' "You'll L1ke Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Until 6:.oo-Til 5 PM. Sat. Pom~roy 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Motor Co. 1972 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DOOR Sl950 Factory a1r , V 8 eng me. power steenng & brakes, Turbo hydramatic, rad to, wh covers, bumper guards, gold fmtsh wtth blk v1nyl roof. covert vmylmterlor, used less than 5,000 mtl es as Onver's Ed car Sttcker Price $4552 RI.GGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Ph. 985-4100 Located on St . Rt. 7 Chester, 0. LEGAL NOTICE Apple Grove IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT GOOD HEALTH STARTS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO DEWEY RAY aiRCHFIE~D 1nd MARY L .BIRCHFIELD, WITH GOOD WATER • With good tasting Pollutant Free Water you can drink your 8 full glasses of water dally ,. Having trouble getting the kids to drink water 1 You won't wlfh a ~url oy. They'll love If '65 CHEVY Impala, 327, 4speed - S350. Phone 992~279 . 5-25-Jfc Let a 7 Day Free Home Trial prove you can have good tasting safe. pollutant free water the year round for only - S79 95 with a Hurley Water Purifier Warranted 5 years, Patented Lab approved, portable,, no lns'tallatlon, no plumbing. no replacement cartridge Safe for anyono to use 1964 CHEVI!OLET Tandem live axles, $99l Harold Brewer, Long eoftom phohe 985-3554 ' l-21-lfc --------------~-------- Auto Sales I -----------------------the of your family's health phone '347Made by Hurley, 1 nome known since 1"0 In 1 pptlonces such as Tl1or washers and lronon, Thor powor tools, Hurley prus lranera. Marine Sales MEIGS Boat Shop, Pearl Street Middleport, pontoon boats: pickup covero; one used 19 It, 1-0, Phone 992-5367, Dick Karr, Jr 5-21 -6tc For sake 4235 or write: Hurley Ohio eo., Box 327, Corning, Ohio 43730, for an appointment. Syumon Strut, Mlddfepori, Ohlo, Plaintlfh VI. MRS. R. E. CANADAY 1nd R. E. CANADAY, Addr111 Unknown, lEt 11., Dtfendanh NOTICE IY PUBLICATION No, lS.OH The Defendants, Mrs R E Canday, R E Canaday; the unknown heirs, devisees, legatee&, administrators , dlstrlbutus , ex.ecutors end assigns of L c Brechtel , Oecened. and tht unknown t-elrs, devisees, legatees, ad · mlnistrators, dlstrlbutees, executors and assigns of Ptter Brechtel, Deceued, will take notice that on the 3rd doy of May, 1972, 1 Complelnt wu filed In the Common Plen Covrt of Meigs County, Ohio, Case No 15,06o&, wherein you have bnn named defendants In the prayer of the Comp laint, Pla intiffs pray that Defendants may be c:ompelled to show their Interest and tt1at the same 1'\IY be odtudged to be null end void, and ptalntlft's title quieted against the same. and for such othtr relief as Is proper The real estate Is described as follows Tht .following Real Estate altuotld In tho county of Meigs. In the Stete of Ohio, and In the Township of Salisbury. and bounded and deacrlbed os follows Sltuata In Mereu~ Bosworth's Addition to Lower Pomeroy, now Incorporated Into the Vlltoge of Middleport, Meigs County, Ohio, and marked and known on the 11ld plat of lower Pomeroy 11 Lot Number 153 Sold lot being fifty feet by one hundred and eleven feet. Belnu Lot No 153 11 shown In dttd recordS of Mtlaa County, Ohio, In volume 159, Pogo 320. Reference Deed: Volume 244. Page 569 of tho Meigs County Deed Records Yo"' 1re required to answer tho Complllnt within twenty. eight dayo oftor tho last publlcltlon of thll notice, nlmtly, by not llttr thin the 24th day of July, 1972, or iudgmont by dllault will bo rendered 101lnst you • DIWIY RAY IIRCHFII!LD ••• ' MA.V L.ltiiiCHfiELD, Sycamore Strett, MICidle,ort, Ohlo Ploln!Ufs Crow, Crow • Porter, Attornoya tor Ptolntllfl ($) 12, 19, 26; (61 2, '· 16, 23 News, Events By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs. George Donohew and fam1ly of Colwnbus spen l the week end Wllh Mr . and Mrs. Roy Donohew and Greg Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fox and son David spent lhe week end w1t~ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell m Newark, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gloeckner and daughters of Canton visited Saturday wllh Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Norr1s and Dean Hut were VISitors Sunday at Camden Park. Miss • Trlcla Wolfe of Gallipolis Rte . visited her aunt Mr and Mrs. Dallas Hill while her mother Mrs. Suzanne Wolfe was vacationing in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Butch Wilson and children and Mrs. Enna Wilson were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everette Connally were Mr. and Mrs. Jun Connally and children of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Hall and children of Marietta. , . Mrs . Georg1a (Wheeler) Wolfe is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler and Bill. Mrs. Wolfe of Washington D.C. came for the collllllencement exercises of her nephew Bill Wheeler al Southern Local High School Sunday . Sunday evemng. Mr. and Mrs. LaiTY Fosler and children of Columbus; ; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morris and children of Charleston, W. Va., slSters ,of Bill also attended commencement exercises Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pooler of Pomeroy Rt. 3 called on Mr . 1 would tlkt Ia try for 7 Day Free homo trlol wttll no ollliiJOIIon. N1me ~·····•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WELCOME NEWCOMERS - WE HAVE TEN NEW , HOMES AND 25 OTHER PROPERTIES. YOUR CALL WILL BE COURTEOUSLY ANSWERED. Karr & Van.. Zcindt 1971 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO $3995 New car l•tle, 400 cu tn engme, ~olor cottonwood green wtfh blk bucket seats, console. factory atr, pdwer steering & power dtsc frt brakes, Turbo Hydramattc, green vmyl roof, automatiC level control Posttracfton. G78x15 w w t~res w1lh rally wheels. AM radio with stereo tape Rela1l LISt 55178 l5 See: Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel ::-:-::---:-----=- DOZE A' and 6icrlioo work , ponds and septic tanks, B & K Excavating, Phone 992-5367, Dick Karr, Jr 5-21 tic w~h Plus Many More! • 69 Dodge lh l Pickup, V;8 std............ 11395 60 Dodge 4 Door, V.S, auto............. "" ..1145 In Stock!. , We're Dealin'! 70 Olev. h••·················································~ ,; 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air............. .' '995 66 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full pow., air· ... "'895 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door H.T. ........... :..'695 63 Olds Super 88 4 Door H.T.............. 1595 68 Pontiac Firebird .................. ..'1595 You Must Bring Thts Ad With You To Get These Lower Prices 170 GMC : PICKUP . 67 Buick Elec. 4 Door, air ................. 11195 Over 40 New CadiUacs &Oldsmobiles 69 Honda, 175 cc ...................... t450 $1795 SPECIAL-SPECIAL 69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air ...... , 11995 68 Chev. Bel. 4 Dr., V.S auto., air ......... 11495 68Olds 98 H.T. Cpe., power, air .. .. .. .. '1895 307 V-8 engine, aut?, P.S , factory a~r L1ke new ·-----------------------70 Yahamah ............. _. ........... Like New :····················································' !• · 69 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, air.............. 13500 69 Cad~lac Sedan DeVille, air ............. 13500 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, air.............'2600 71 Ford lh l .Pickup, V.S, auto., P.S. .... 12695 V 8 motor, 4 speed. Extra sharp' 68 Buick Skylark 2 Dr. H.T. 1795 CLELAND REALTY . 110 Mechanic Street 71 Cadillac 2 Dr. H.T. ............. :.... ???? 1 - -- -- - - Virgil B. Teaford, Sr.- Broker Of POLARA 500 2 Dr. H.T. - - - -- - - VERA EBUM Loaded with extras. Blue with black v1nyl roof Showroom condition. $1895 69 Ford ., SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller ~RACl NE"= 6 rhom house, bath. Sanllallon, Stewart, Ohio Ph . utility room, garage, $10,000. 6fJ2-3035 2-12-lfc phone 949 4195 3·31-tfc BACKHOE and dozer wiirk Septic tanks Installed. Call RACINE - 10 room house. Bob or Roger Jeffers 992-3525 bath, basement, garage, two or 992 5232 lots. Phone 949 4313 5-19·12fc 45 tfp 3 BEDROOM house with bath , SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates. Ph olol61/ 2 acre lot, on public water 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, system, l!" mile from Chester & Operator O..ner on County Rd 25 Phone 985 5-12-tfc 4262 5·2J.61c C BRADFORD, AuctlonOf'r Complete Service 7 ROOM house. Racine. p;, Phone 949-3811 baths, nice ~ location, almost Racine, Ohio new roof, n~ce garage, nice Crltt Bradford garden plot Carpetmg m two 5 l-Ife rooms Phone 949-3954 5·26-3tp O'DELL WHEEL alignment toea ted at Crossroads. Rt. 124 Complete front end S<!rvlce, tune up and brake · S<!rvlce Wheels balanced elec tronically All work guaranteed. Reasonable 1 608 E Main, Pomeroy rates Phone 992 3213. 7-27-ffc TENANTS WILL BUY IT FOR YOU AUTOMOBILE Insurance been This comfortable brick will cancelled? Lost your actually cost you very little operator's license? Call 992because your tenants will 2'1/,f, pay the bulk of the bills. FOR 6-15-lfc YOU - 2 large bedrooms. ~---=------living room, dining room, SEE US FOTC"Awnlngs, storm doors and windows. carports, utility, new gas forced air marquees , aluminum siding furnace , nice yard, many and railing A Jacob, sates other features. Your 2 representative. For free renters have nice apart· estimates, phone Charles ments also $18.000 00 Lisle. Syracuse, Y. V. Middleport N Jrd Sf Jo~nson and Son, Inc ESPECIALLY FOR YOU J.2·tflt 3 n1ce bedrooms, bath, J=:-----:---:: _:=cdining room, nice front porch HARRISON 'S TV and Antenna Service Phone 992·2522. overlooking river. garage, 6-10-ttc nice neighborhood, storage building, good condition S;;E:;:W;;;I:<.~'r'i~CH~-;;; 1 Nc;;E;;;S;-:R,-tpal r Just $6,900 00 Pomeroy. service, all makes 992 -~. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Low upkeep, 2 bedrooms, Authorized Sll)ger Sales and bath , nice kitchen, Service. We Sharpen Sclasors. basement. large lot. In 3 29-lfc Pomeroy? We have It at tusf READY -MIX CONCRETE $6,995 00 delivered right to your FOR LARGE FAMILY pro/eel Fast and easy. Free MIDDLEPORT Near est mates. Phone 992-32U. swl mmlng pool and Goegteln Ready-Mix Co , playground, 5 bedrooms, m Middleport, Ohio. baths. large dining room, 6-JO.ttc' large living room. garage BACKHOE AND DOZER work and carport, PRICED AT Septic tanks Installed. George 112,800.00 l BIIIJ Pullins Phone 992·2411. IN REAL ESTATE - YOUR 4-25-lfc WISH IS OUR COMMAND WEWILLFINDWHAT YOU CALL 949-2789forauto body anci WANT. paint work AI&O repair fiber HENRY E. CLELAND SR. glass boats, plus electric and REALTOR gas welding. Stanley's Custom Body ShOj) D1al 992 12l9 5-19-Jotc If no answor 991-2568 72 Dlev. Impala Custom Cpe. .... $3695 A Lot 69 DODGE Full Equ1p. Specializing In Small Businesses '1895 ' P.S. and P.B. 68 Buick Elec. 225 KEBL£R'S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE 5.55 V-8-Auto. Values General Contractor On Most Amemal!_ ~·v -GUARANTEE[)--: Phone 992-2094 70 Chev. Mal. Sta. Wagon ~peed$1895 R. I. DUBBELD 1 WEEKEND SPECIAL! ----------· SEE US EXPERIENCED IN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING Phone 742-5825 or 992-6576 EXPERT Wh,el Alignment' Real Estate For Sale- 70 DODGE SUPER BEE Auto. trans. Spring Palritlng? USED CARS and SAVE MORE .$1295 321 Third 51. Rocrne, Ohio Ph 992 2174 BRING lHIS AD • • • : 68 Dodge Dart GT i I' 'y.ciTY EXTERMINATION SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Pomeroy $795:! \ •••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J "I Coli 614-949-3511, if no answer, coli 614-452-3151. From the la.rgest Bulldozer Radiator to the SmalleSt Heater Core Nathan Btggs Rad11tor Sptciahst SPECIAL! FORD 112 TON : PICKUP, auto .~ 'i Social Notes ' .•••••••••••••••••••• ..•...••..........•............., s- Year Written Guuontee. ALL WEAlHER ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION SPECIAL POTTED PLANTS .... ~ .· PHONE 675-3628 ------- Aluminum Sheets " ..... Complete hne o.f offu:e equtpment, furniture & supplies Typewriter & Adding Mach1ne Repair. P1ck-up & Delivery Ph. 985-3912 WANTED SENTINEL CARRIER l~'r · POINT OfFICE SUPPLY Red Hot BUYS SPECIAL USED CAR SAVINGS Business Services ·~=========~:=====::::===;jf.;;,;:=;=~~:;.;;~ • EARlH MOVING TERMITES TERMITES Long Bottom SA SA SA SAL -· 10 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 2&, 1m Address WMP0/1390 t ' ' Itt t t t tIt Itt t I It I I I I I I I Phone OPlOIIORIST _• I I Itt Itt t 1 t .. HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 !CLOSE ON THURS.)- EASTtOURT ST., City ......... ······~····~····~ State ••• ; Zip ••••••••• 1- OIUOUI DIM. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chne and family of New Lexmglon and Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chne and sons of Moundsville, W Va. vl.slted Mr. and Mrs Russell Chne Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newlun and Sandy spent a weekend at Chillicothe wtlh relallves. Mr and Mrs. C. B. Hayman of Colwnbus VISited Ernestine Hayman. Rulhie Walker, Tuppers Plains, visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curl1s. Mrs. B1ll Reynolds • of Pomeroy, was an ovem1ght guest of Mr and Mrs. Kenny Reynolds Mary Pierce spent several days VlSIIing her 'siSter, Suzie Cooley, al Steubenville Mr. and Mrs. Howard Larkins and family of Porlland were VISlling Mr and Mrs Fred Larkins. Mr and Mrs. Warren Connolley and daughter visited relatives al Newark. Mr and Mrs. Tom Gruenveld of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Biisell. Mr and Mrs. Uoyd McPeek of Belleville, W.Va ., and leota Ferrell, M1dway, were viSiting leona Hensley. Mrs. Belty Lyn Burton and Mrs. Kathleen Dean, Columbus and Mr and Mrs. Wayne Prmce were in HWJtington, W. Va., recently, Forrest Van Meter of Racine, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Stiversville, and Donna Wyatt, Parkersburg, W. Va., were VISiting Mary Pierce. Mr and Mrs. Elsworth Dill of Pomeroy were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Warren Connolly. Tom Drake of Columbus VISited Pal Smltli. - VIolet Smltb sLay there. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker spent a weekend at Dayton wllh relatives. Those vl.slting Mr8. Effie Watson were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wilson of Belview Ohio • • Mr. and Mrs. Carl Watson and son, Gene, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barthelemy, all of Dayton, Mrs. Fay Watson and son, .Silver Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. William Watson and son, East •. ,' Shade. be IS ill. l News Notes GRANT FOR S111DY COLUMBUS (UP!) -A ..ant of ..,7,247 to Cuyahoga "' .. County awarded under the Omnibus Qime Contr 1 Act 0 • waaapproved Tuesday by Gov · John J Gllllgan · The,;.oney to matched b $22,62'1 In 1~ fwlCis will ~ used for a .study of lire total correctional l)'ltem In the Greater Cleveland area by the county's Administration of Justice Committee. Society News Sunday SchOol attendance on May 21 was 43, Offering wa $16.00. Worship services wen held at 11 a . m. Wllh Ml1: Donna Miller of Belpre subo slilullngforRev. Lehmal), who Laurel Cliff By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles Sunday School attendance al the Umted Melhodlsl Church was 55 and offermg was $17.21. For worship service aitendance was 45 and offering $27.25. Rev Donna Miller of Belpre brought lhe message In the absence of Rev. lehman who JUSl returned home from Mount Sl. Mary's Hospil.al,ln Nelsonville Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sherman and two children ol Columbus called on her grandmother, Mrs. Mabel $wartz Saturday and they visited Mrs. Virgie Buckley. Mr and Mrs. John Mitchell and son, Steven, Of Rodney, were Lmday guests of Mrs. Ne1sel Weathennan. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brickles were Sunday guests of her brother,' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer of Belpre. Mrs. Spencer just returned home from Camden Clark Hosp!Lal after several weeks ' Social Notes The United r: , •lodill Women's Society me. •l lht home of Helen Woode on Tuesday everung, May 16 with an a ltendance of ten members and Mrs. Evtlyn lehman. The meeting, m charge of Nellie Parker, president, open'ed with prayer by Florence Spencer. The hymn sung was "Have Thme Own Way." · Fifteen sick and shut-In calls were reported. Com• municatlons were read from Chairman of Citizens for DecenlUteralure andfrmh the Dlslrlcl President of the Women's Society, giving out mformallon. Fund raising was discussed bul no action taken. Eleanor Boyles led the program on "New Machines and the New' Humanity." The lesson was read by the val'IOUI members, in lurn, and diSCussed. Prayer by Isola Taylor closed the program. The hostess served refreah. menls during the social hour, assisted by others. The nezt meeting will be Tuesday evening, June 20, at lhe home of Eleanor Boyles, witll Florence Spencer leading the program. Mrs. Thelma Henderson a'rut Helen Woode allended lbe "Board of lhe Laity" meeting al the First United Methodist Church in Athens, Sunday afternoon, May 21 Mr and Mrs . Hobart SWartz and Kathy Follrod took dinner on Mother's Day w1th Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz and family, al ManelLa and In the afternoon they went to their other son's, Harold and family, at Williamstown, W.Va., and had supper wllh them. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode and Genevieve Guthrie attended lhe fWleral of Oacar Dillinger al Hughes FWleral · Home and Rex Burson at By Bertha Parker Jagers Funeral Home, Athena Sabbath School attendance last Wednesday afternoon. on May 21 at lhe Free- Many from lhls commWJIIy MethodiSt Church was 115. and church and the Orange Offenng for the morning and CommWJily and ch~ch at. evening services was $150.00. tended funeral services fOI' Mr. Wilham Bailey, Sunday Mrs. Olive Beyler Friday af· School ,. Superint,e ndent, ternoon and vlaited the White presented Bible~ to Becky Funeral Home on lbursday Wright, Demse Gilmore and evening. Mrs. Nina Robinson spent Harold Hanson, graduates of Meigs Hfgh School SWlday WJUI Friday afternoon Mrs . Dora Halley spent allhe home of her son, Robert Mother 's Day w1lh her Robinson and family 10 !hal daughter and son-m-law, Mr. Janel might be with her and Mrs. Hartwell Curd, Ball mother, Mrs. Olive Beyler In Run. Florida during her las! Mr. and Mrs. Micky Buck Sickness and duth. and two grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Erneat Taylor Zanesville called on Mrs. attended funeral servlcea for Georg1a Diehl. Oscar Dillinger at the Hughes Charles D1ehl was in FWJeral Home In Athena, last Columbus Monday for a Wednesday afternoon. med1cal checkup. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Ciirl' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bauer of and Vicki and Penni visited Huron spenlMother's Day with their aWJis, Mary Schaefer and Mr and Mrs. Charles Karr Sr. Jean Seldenabel In Holzer Mr. and Mrs. Hannon Fox, Medical Center la.st week. Mrs. Roy Howell visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jr . are building a new home Ross Poulton and Mr. and Mrs. here wllh the b ·~men1 Vernoo Howell, Canton. already laid up. ~ There will be a hymn sing at Mr. and Mrs. 'rr • · SWarll the local church Saturday.. are beginning the toWJdallon evening, May 27. Singers will for lhelr new home. be The Redeemers. Everyone Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Guthrie 1S welcome. · of Belpre have purchased lht The Hollnesss Rally will be Scott Snodgr888 fann home held al the Rulland Nazarene and are remodeling the h Church May 30. and expect to move In soon. Mr and Mrs. Manon Howell of Colwnbus VISited Mr. and ,-------------~ Mrs. Walter Walker and Mr. ···your phone will Jlnlhl and Mrs. James Will and I 11 cuh r..ulte •, too, whM.t family. They attended I JOU rhee .., acUen ....... t Ad. Yeu c1n ulJ fumlt•r•, graduation excercises of their lapplhnce., elothu,,,., •• grandd4ughter, Miss Becky I the r unu••• lt•t t .._ of lt•••l . 1"'''•1 t Will. and Mrs Herbert Roush Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Lynn Norris and baby or Athens wero dmner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Marshall Adams and son Raymond Mrs. Iva Orr called on Mrs Mildred Spencer Sunday aflernoon . Mr and Mrs. Marshall Adams, Linda and Carol O'Br1en v1s1ted Mr. and Mrs Raymond Proffitt al Portland Rte. Sunday. Adam Slaughter of Colwnbus and fnend called on Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roger Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bealnce Nice suffered a stroke al Veterans Memorial Hospilal where she has been a pal1ent for three weeks Mr. Ray Byers of Tanners Run was taken by lhe Racme Emergency Squad to Veterans Memonal Hosp1Lal Friday and admitted. He had suffered a stroke. . Plans are bemg completed for a dmner to be held al lhe letart Falls Collllllunity Hall Sunday,May28.Proceedslobe used lo repair hall. Tuppers Plains Alfred I•••• _____ ________ . LEGAL ·MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The tax books are now open for the · June or Second half collection of the 1911 Real Estate Taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closing date will be July 3, 1972. ' 1 HOWARD E. • RUTIMD ·RJRNITURE. ,,42-4211 Arnold Grahl I l RiiHIIJd, .0. ..~----------------------~--------------~ I l, I ' ' . �.. ..... r rrrrrr r ,.,,,rt r// ' -. .. . ' . , ' . I If'"" " ' ( ' ' ' ' l t l' ( .·. r. • Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! For Sale For Sale Notice Employment 1\ "' ·1' AUTOMATIC washer and 2 YEAR OLO regiStered CLELAND'S GREENHOUSE COLLEGE student to work DEADLINES $125 , 7'l9 Oliver St, dryer , Hereford bull contact H1ram Memorial Day Potted Plants, through summer months. call 5 P M Day Before Publicat ion Mtddleport Slawter , 1 mile east of 7Sc up , Pansies. Petun1as , Monday Deadllne 9 am 985 4186 5 23 6tc Rutland on Rt 12• CaM:ellation - Corrections number of beddtng plants . 5 26 Jtc W 111be -accepted unfll 9 a m for 5 25 3tp vegetable plants Geraldine Oar of Publ l(atlon Cleland, E. Mo1n St , Rac1ne. WILL do house roof and barn KEEP carpets beautiful despite REGULATIONS pamhng. mtenor pamtlng , 5 1~ tfc tootsteps of a busy tam11y The Publisher reserves the free estimates. phone 992 Buy Blue Lustre Rent right to ed1toborre(re1ect ads SAVE up toon e half , Bnng yo•·r electnc shampooer $1 Ben 7085 deemed t•onal any Tt1e v publ iSher w111 not be respons 1ble SICk TV to Chuck 5 TV Shop, 59 JOtc Franklm Store, 200 Mam St , for more than one Incorrect 151 Putternut Ave , Pomeroy Pomeroy, Ohto s· 23 ·6tc mser110n 4-4 tfc BABYSITTING In my home RA'TES w1lh small child, day or night. For want Ad Serv•ce PIANO and organ le ssons COAL Ltmestone, Exc..els1or Phone 992-5820. S cents per Word one lnsertton Salt Works, E. Maon St, Gerald Hoffner Phone 9925 24 Jfp Mln tmum Charge 7Sc Pomeroy, Phone 992 3891 3825 12 cents per word three S 21 12tc 4 12 lfc consecutive lnsert1ons v.g motor, Help Wanted • 18 cents per word six con secutl..-e mserflons ' BIG SALE, Reynolds' Flower Shop In Mason. 'W Va. has fhe extra clean. No rust. 25 Per Cent D1scount on pa id ads and ads paid w•thon 10 day s btggest selection of flowers in CARD OF ,THANKS for Mother's Day and also for & OBITUARY OF THE Decoratton Day We can save $1 SO tor 50 word m1nimum you money on your flowers Each addittonal word 2c SUTTON CHESTER BLIND ADS Thts ts our 2oth year tn the 1970 60 x 12 LONDON trailer Add•t•ona l 2Sc Charge per bustness You name it, we've Advertisement take over payments , new FARMERS MUTUAL got 1f, 98c to S6 50, any basket OFFICE HOURS dtshwasher, Chester 985 4105 or spray as long a$ they last B JO am to s oo p m oa.ry, DISTRIBUTOR WANTED 5 26 Jtc Elnora Reynolds, 773 5147 FIRE INSURANCE CO. 8 JO am to 12 00 Noon 5 14 1Jtp Saturday WILL BE HELD Columbus Dispatch af . 4 ROOMS turn1ture , excellent cond1t1on, must sacnftce due HOME grown tomato plants, lernoon and Sunday, MorIn Memory to movmg 1nto trader, must 1mproved Mex1 ca n, Hemz MONDAY, JUNE 5 be sold by Monday, May 29, 1350, large Supersonic and IN MEMORY ol Barbara Jean •ung Columbus Ctftzen9:00A.M. can be seen any hm e at 729 Yel low Jubilee. also Bailey Three years ago Ol1ver St , Midd leport Journal Supply boys and Mangoes, Hot Peppers and loday ou~ dar ltng daughter 5 26 6tc AT THE Early Cabbage Plants. 500ft. was ca lled from us to that newsstands tn Pomeroy. above the Syracuse State bngh f home above We st 1ll DON'T pump your sluggish Park on Rt 124, Thomas Forest Run Middleport area Wnte G F. che ri sh the precious sepfte tank Get Klean Em Hayman, Syracuse. Oh10 memories and 1vy she gave us United Methodist All Sepl1c Tank Cleaner Hake, 215 N Cedar, Lan· 4 J0-30tc wh 1le here on th1s earth We Landmark Farm Bureau , sure do m1ss her, and her • Church caster OhiO or call collect 1Pomeroy POODLE pupp1es, S1lvei Toy, love ly smtle , but it Is - Gene Yost, pres. 5 26 ltc 653 ll17 comfor t ing to know we Will be Parkv1ew Kennels, Phone 992 - Francis E Morr1s, secy. w1fh her when God calls u;; 5443 6 PC ANTIQUE parlor· se t, home 8 15 fie phone 992 3457 REGISTERED Appaloosa Stud Sadly miSsed by all who 5 24 6tc CAMPE R.. 16 ft sleeps 6, good Serv1ce, $50 Reg mares, $40 loved her, Dad and Mother, Grade . Franc1s Benedum, s1ster, Pat, Grandma, aunts cond 11 1on $1,000 Phone 992 · NEW 1972 Z1g Zag Sew1ng 6329 Phone 667 3856 and uncles Machine in or1g 1nal factory 5 17 JOip 5-26 ltc 5 12 ffc carton Z1g Zag to make buttonholes, sew on buttons, BEAUTIFUL select1on flowers, IN LOVING memory of our Pets For Sale and make fancy monograms un cle, Larry A R•tchte, who baskets and wreaths for deslans w1th lust the twist of a Memonal CH IN ESE pug female , A K C was ktlled m a tractor ac Oav. Cl1ff's Shoe IN POMEROY sing le d1al Left '" lay away reg1stered , 4 years old, good c1dent May 26, 1971 Repaor, Midd le port, Ohio and never been used Wtll se ll pet , approved breeder, $20, A friend of man, A fnend of Open evemngs for on ly $47 cash or cred tl mcluding papers and large truth , a friend of age, A 5 2 2Jic terms avat lable Phone 992 MONKEY RUN AREA Rattan bed , phone 992 7055 tnend of youfh, 5641 5 24 3tc If there's another world, He 5 24 6tc l1 ves 1n bliss, If there IS none, POODLES toy female , small He made the best of th ts. ELECTROLUX Vacuum .>hone 992 -2156 mmlature male, regtstered , Sadly missed by Denose and Cleaner complete wdh at permanent shots, wormed, Oal'rell tachments, cordw~nder and excellent breeding. $75 each. 36" X 23" X .009 5 26 ltc pamt spray Used but 1n ltke Coolville, 667 6214 PART TIME clerk-receptioniSt new cond1fton Pa y 534 45 5 24 12fp needed tn local doctor's of IN LOVING memory of our cash or budget plan available fice Experience not required brother and brother in·law, Phooe 992 1641 BOSTON bull dog . J yrs old. Write Box 729-C, co The Larry Ritchie. who was killed 5 Z4 6lc male , phone 992-3457 Sentinel, glvmg age, a year ago, May 26, 1971 5 24 6fc qualtflcahons and telephone A year has passed s1nce you STEREO rad1oConsole , 4 speed number went away, It seems like only tntermtxed changer , dual 5 25 5tp yesterda-y. Lost and Found volume control, 4 speaker USED OFFSET PLATES That dreadful day we got the sound system, beautiful hand HAVt;. word, That He had token you TOM CAT, cream, tn VICin i ty of EXPERIENCED truck dnver , rubbed Walnut frn1sh MANY USES away, fa1rgrounds , no collar phone con tact Dallas H1!1 at 247 2664 Balance $66 34 U se our S1nce death 1ts gloom , Its 9926318 5 26 6tc · budget terms Call 992 7085 s 23 Jtp shadows cast, He took from us 5-24-6tc a shin ing light, WIDOW would like to share her We mtss that light and always LOST - Green wood luggage home with refmed lady m MAPLE Stereo rad1o com wil l, His vacant place there's top on Rt l24or Rt. 7. contact exchange for l1ght a lor $1.00 bmatron, AM·FM radto, 4 Ethel Hoback, phone 949 2229 none to fill housekeeping; salary, TV, 1 1speaker sound system, 4 " 5 26 ltc Our l1ps cannot tell how we miss pnvate bedroom and bath , speed automatic changer, him. OUr hearts cannot tell - - - - - - - - - : Wnge co The Dally SentmeL separate controls Balance what to say , LOST. Saturday n•ght, May P 0 Box 729 Y , Pomeroy, S78 29 Use our budget lerms 13th. female walker hound ; God alone knows how much we Ohio 45769 Call 992 7085 fan head, black & white boily miss him, In our home that Is 5-24-12tp 5 24 6fc In Langsville Rutland area. lone•ome tOday call collect 304 429 5492 please ,· Sadly missed by Nola and SELF CONTAINED day or night or wnte Denver POSITION open for schooled 18traFT Out ch Chevalier vel trader w1fh httch and 111 Court St. and watvered LPN Contact s 26 1tc Perry. 1226 Spring Valley Dr , awn1ng, excellent condtfton, Mrs Kayl~r. Arcad1a Nursmg Huntington. W Va. 25701 . Pomeroy, Oht? $1, 850 , phone 675 2305 Pt Home. CoOlville. 6fJ7 3196 5 25 Jfc IN LOVING memory of Larry Pleasant 5 23 61c A Ritchie who departed this 5 24 stc life one year ago, May 26. 1971 Employment Wan!("' Wanteli To Buy ITHACA 22 repeater, $40 , 10 Shall claim of death cause us to WILL PAINT roofs or houses. speed Western Flyer. $50. OLD FURNITURE, diShes , grieve, And make our courphone 992 2820 and cut trees . clean trim clocks, brass beds, sliver age faint or fall? att1 cs. basements, etc Phone 5 24 Jtp dollars or complete Nay I Let us faith and hope 949 3221. households Write M. D recel11e, The rose still grows cow, second call , John 5 2 30tc Miller, Rf 4, Pomeroy, Ohio FRESH beyond the ,)NOll Houdashelt, Mmersvtlle Sadly missed by wife and Call 992 6271 • Ohoo Economy Tiller. 3'1' h p. B~S J 16 lfc son . Jamce and Charles 5 24 3tc engme Reg 159 95 144 95 Rltch1e 5 26 1tp For Rent or Sale Turf Tnm Mower , B&S 3112 HOUSE IN Long Bottom , phone h p eng1ne In carton 70 2S Notice 985 3529 NOTICE REGISTERED ARABIAN POMEROY 5 21 tf c On May 16, 1972. the Pomeroy STUD SERV ICE . K~raff No Nat '9•• Jack W Carsey, Mgr ional Bank , Pomeroy Ohio , 050481 R1ch Raffles blood l lled an apptlc:atlon with the For Rent ilil Phone 992-2181 line Fee SSO at serv ice Eskey Regional Admin istrator of Hill , Flatwoods Rd , National Banks, Fourth TRAILER space - 1 acre lot, STORE - equ1pment Douglas Pomeroy, Ohio National Bank Reg i on. 1 with city water and sept1c Grocery. Mlnersvd!e Eriev l ew Plan, Cleveland , 5 25 ltc tank , 60 x 8 cement pat to and Panstes, Petun1as, number 5-21 6tc Oh io,,., U , to establish a branch cement runways , located 112 of Bedd1ng Plants & on !he east side of U s H1gh GUN SHOOT, alsonfle matches way 7, ~tpproxlmately 800 teet mile off Rt 7 at F1ve Points on Vegetable Plants - open s1tes only, Forked north of the tntersechon with Flatwoods Rd . 20 mmutes Mobile Homes For Sale Run Sportsman Club, Sunday. State Route 681, Tuppers Plains from Ga11tn Power Plant, ATTENTION all Mob1le Home May 28 12 noon . (unincorporated area) , Orange Cheshire. phone Hann 1bal. buyers' BERRY-MILLER 5 24 Jtc Township, Melos County, Ohio OhiO I 614 483 1741 MOBILE HOME SALES, 705 Ed1son Hobstette r Pres•dent 5·26-6tp E. Ma1n St. Racine (5) 26 lie Farson Street, Belpre, Oh1o. YARO SALE on Lark in Street , has 1ust recetved on their lot Rutland. Fnday and Satur NEW 2 bedroom, all electnc PLASTIC flowers , pots, sprays two 1971 Schult and one 1971 day apartment. paneled , has and baskets Across from Elcona Custom MobJie Homes 5 24 Jtc electric range Phone 992-7384 upper end of Syracuse State fhat ha ve never been l1ved 1n NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE or 993 7133. Park Mabel Pi ckens These 3 un1ls will be sold at a SHOOTING Match, Saturday, TO WHOM IT MAY CON 5 24 6fc CERN very large d1scount on a first 5 22-6lp May 27. 6 JO p m . Mile Hill Notice Is hereby given that on come first sold basts They Rd at Racine Fire Dept June 5th , 1972 at 10 30 a m a FURNISHED 4 room apt must be sold by Sunday, May Bultd1ng , 25 lb steak REGISTERED AKC Wh1l e Adults only Middleport 992 pub lic sale w11t be held at s 24 Jtc Pomeroy Mo tor Company , German shepherd pups. 7 28th 1n order lo clear the bank 3874 Pomeroy , Ohio, to sell tor tash weeks old the 1st of June J of the floor plan If you are 5 24 Jt GUN Shoot . Sunday, May 28 1 lh e lollow lno collateral , to wit males. 3 females , closely 1nterested m a h1gh quality Mobile Home w1th a low pnce p m Factory choked guns 1966 Pontia c, Spt Cpe GTO, TRAILER , Brown 's Trailer related to R1n T1n Tm tag, don 't watt Stop now and only Second place shoote rs Ser No 2421168127585 , said Reserve ~ours now John Park, Mlnersvtlle , Oh10 being held to secure take advantage of this once In get free shot 1n next mat ch collateral Sauvage , Syracuse, 992·3272. Phone 992·3324 an obl igation ar ising under a deal Phone 423 9531 Assorted meats Racme Gun retail 5-21 -12tc -a litetome Installment secur 1ty 5-11 -tfc Open 7 days a week Club agreement executed by R.obert 5 25 Jlc 5 24 ltc Boggess and held by General TRAILER spaces overlookmg LOTS or acreage on St Rt 124, Motors Acceptance Corporation Pomeroy. Velma G Zuspan 1 m1 South of Portland Idea l PIANO tumnQ, Lane Dan1els, as secure~J "tarty Said public phone Mason. 773 5750. for traders or bulldtng R•ch May 10th lhru June 25th sa le Is to be conducted ac 5·11 Jot~ cording to the laws of the State secon d bottom ground Cal l • A1r Condttloners Phone 992 2082 Reference, of Ohio General Motors Ac 992 7330 or see Clem Cooper. Elberfelds •Awnmgs Corporlltton reserves 3 AND 4 ROOM furn ished and Syracuse, Oh10 5 16 12tc ceptance the right to bid at this sale 'Underpinning 5 21 6tc unfurnished apartments The collateral 1s present ly Phone 992·5434 BOAT LICENSE for your stored and may be seen at 4 12 tfc HOOVER sweeper, used, good Complete mobile home boat. for your motor Pomeroy Motor Company , -==,.--,----,Available at Simon's Pick A Pomeroy, Oh io coodltlon. has attachments, servtce - plus gtgantlc GENERAL MOTOR S 2 BEDROOM mobile home. diSplay of mobile homes Pa~r Shoe Store, 108 W Main , S15 Phone 992 6517 Rac ine area , 10 miles above Pomeroy, ()t,io. Phone 992 PORAT IO NACCEPTANCE COR 5 21 lfc always available at Pomeroy Phone 992 6329 3830 (lJ 26, ltc 5 12 tfc ELECTROLUX vacuum 5 16 30tc MILLER cleaner, used, good condlt1on GARDENING Season Is now In NEW. 12 x 60, two bedroom w1fh attachments 116 88 MOBILE HOMES LEGAL NOTICE full swing and Bob's Market mobile home across from Phone 992 6517 PAUL HARRIS , whose ad lfc 1220 Washington Blvd. _ In Mason. W Va. can offer Bradbury School Call 992 5 21 is unknown , 1S hereby , 413-7521 BELPRE, O. you the best vanely selection dress 5308 or see Ch<!(les Lewis, 2nd tified that on the 9th day of and the finest of quality In no house south from Bradbury NEW SEWING mach1ne, 1972, ' - - - - - - - - - - - ' 1972 Len.!l Turner , being Garden Plants In the Trl May, School. Pets welcome th e plalnt1ff flied her complamt Z1g Zag model In walnut CASH paid for all makes and County area This season, Bob In part ition agamst h1m es a 55 ftc table, minor paint damage, models of mobile homes Is featuring Two new won- defendant. In the Common SJ4 60 cash Sews buttonholes. Phone area code 614 423-9531 derlul tomato Hybrids In Pleas Court, Me igs County, fancy stitches and all Terms 4-13-tfc Oh io, end being use numb~tr Better Boy and Hybrid Beef 1S,071 For Sale avatlable. Trade accepted Easter (Beef Steak type) , Phone 992 65 17 R · S1ld comptamt prays for a STARCRAFT School Out along with 13 other tomato parttlion s-21 -tt c eal Estate For Sale of the following Specials: 18ft 5 low profile selections, a · full fine of described real estate, and thet trailer for $1869. 20ft 7 · 201 -S-EW - IN _ G_ M _A_C_H _I_N_E_ s-er-v lce. NICE 2 story home with full • cabbage and pepper plants the pla intiff's Interest be set off and almost every flowering to her In severalty or that sa id model - $3000, sleops six, "'" clean, oil, set tension S4 99 basement, 2 lots, new forced annual from Asters to Zin - real estate be sold and the contamed, converter, com Special Electro Grande air lurnace Near Pomeroy . pressor , Starmaster fold nias We also sell Garden proeteds therefrom be divided Company Phone 992-6517 Elementary School . Phone to lllw down campers . S1349. Trailer tfc 992 7384 to see. S!'eds, onion sets and seed &(cording 5 21 Said real estate be ing situated awnings & heaterS& 25 pet 11 -7 tfc potatoes, for best quality and the VIllage of f:lomeroy , off. Reese hitches and sway -..,lectlon buy direct fr.om the In County of Meigs and State of ALUMINUM boats, on county controls - 20 pet off. Camp 104 Spring -~: •, grower1 more lf\an 600,000 Ohio, and being two loh con road 18, 150 yards west of Rf . HOUSE. Conley Starcraft Sales. Rt 62, Pome1 oy <dsonable Can be plants grown annualy In our talnlng I .(~acres, more or less 33. Call 992 6256 Lorenzo seen on ~weekends North of Pt Pleasant. W Va. only greenhouS<!• Bob's Markel For a more detailed descrll)tlon Oavls 5 25-lotc Robert Russell and Plant Sales. Mason. W. of said real estate referenct Is 5 19 30tc 5-21-tfc Va . 713-5308, near the made to Volume 241 page 29S, Meigs County Deed Re(ords . SURPLUS Avon Sale will Pomeroy Mason Bridge Said defendant. Paul Harris, sell -trade for other Avons or - STRAWBERRIES. phone 843· 82 ACRE FARM, 2 barns. Shall answer the plaintiff 's 2826. Trade for Carnival GlaS$ or ch1cken houS<!, nice pond, 7 compla int on or bt-fore August Depression Glass , Saturday 5 23 6tc .room house with bath and WANT TO earn extra money 7, 1912, or he shall be deemed In and Sunday. 10 a. m.• turn - - - - - - - - and sflll have time for your default wall -to-wall carpeting; plenty toward hll at Texaco G.. 'M FORD. 390 engine, of free gas , On County Road family? Flexible hours Car Lena Turner, Pla intiff Station In Mason , 1 mile out, and phone necessary Call J B O'Brien, her attorney crutsmatlc transmission. ~ 18, 34 m1le off Rt. 143 near 100 1!~ Court Street follow signs 992 5113 any time S13S Phone 949 4843 Harrisonville Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 5 25-2tp 5 21-61p 5-21-lfc (51 5·25-61c 19, 26. (61 2, 9, 16, 23, 6tc WANT ADS INFORMATION For Quick Sale!' ~, .( ,.,j\: .\i\1< ------- ------ · •il l ,,,(), J\;'~ 1 ..'l:!• -·· ~11.. I "{JI,' "'" ANNUAL MEETING HELP WANTED 65 FORD 2 Dr. H.T. (J f i lbl .. - wh' ,. it· ...... '!J:J ·~ l}ll ~· nl ll'" •\tL I li)l :o; "'f'•1 For Sale The Daily Sentinel_ ....• ' ""· .,...., ~ ..(,! "''t.~· ~'"'J . ~ If' MOWERS & TILLERS LEGAL NOTICE Memorial Day 75' up .... Qeland's Greenhouse ' "!.'II ' "'"•' ~I\ /~ .:- . '~ .,. ., ..~ :. ,~o. r.o; "(1 1 . '" ~ •- l I • 1!1/ .... ) ~. ,. ,. 424 Main St Pl. Pleasant ·r, , Gel R1d of Thtm Will do any avoroge single dwe lling for Dozer & End loader Work, ponds, basement, land scopong We have 2 SIZe dozers, 2 st~e toaders. Work done by hour or contract .. Free Eshmales. We also haul hit dort, top soli. Dump trucks and low-boy for hire. See Bob or Roger Jtlfers, Pomeroy Phone 992-3525 after 7 p m or phone 992· 5232 '149.50 & PLUMBING CO. 240 Lincoln Sf Muldleport, Oh1o Dba Anthony Plumb111g We have a complete Home Maintenance Servtce the year around No matter what your need Complete roof or spouting repair lntenor or edenor carpentry. Cethng ftle and Paneling and Sidmg Complete Plumbtng & ~ Heatmg. Dar Number 992 2SSQ We have 24 hr. emergency servtce 992 -5803 742 3947 '898 742 4761 We are fully 1no;ured Real Estate For Sale 8 ROOM brtck home, 4 bedrooms, full basement, I ocated 1n M1ddleport, phone 992 3457 5 24-6tc CORNELL'S FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS A new community of quality homes rea hst1cally priced, near Me1gs High School. For details call KEY REAL ESTATE Athens, Ohio Ray Douglas, Realtor 592-3414 Bill Kelton, Assoc . . " ' 592'1349 . l~ 1967 ' . I '68 Mercury Mootego MX 2 Door H.T. '1295 Pomeroy Home & Aut~ ,.304 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-37t5 or Mason 773-5535 Open 8 T1ll Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Mam , Pomeroy, Q. 992-3020 160 Coal 51 Muldleport ACREAGE If• mt from Rt 7, on Rt 124 11 acres with small barn level $6,500 Buildmg lots - 16 lots. 150 ft , hilltop locat1on W1ll be sold as one tract. MIDDLEPORT VIne St - 7 rms , bath, garage, on lot 100x190 High above SI level $8,000 2nd Ave - 5 B R , 2 full baths Let me show you thIs one Flnancmg arranged POMEROY 3 B R , Jl/2 baths, full car· peted & drapes Included. CHmer w1ll ltsten to your offer 2 B R , bath, full basement wtfh shower and paneled fam 1ly room $9.800 COUNTRY LIVING 1 m1 from Rt 7- l B R. all elecfrtc home Basement Home Situated In the middle of a J acre tract, lovely wooded settmg. 2'12 m1 from Rutland ._ 7 rms , bath, basement, and garage On level 1 Vc acres Other lots and homes In Pomeroy & Middleport Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 NEW LISTING POMEROY - Nice 2 bedrooms, bath, gas forced air furnace Basement, garage Only $10,500 110 NEW LISTING MIDDLEPORT - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, nice kitchen wit~ bar. cook units, and garbage disposal Full basement with garage and den Under $25,000 00 NEW LISTING TUPPERS PLAINS - New 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, nice kitchen with stove and refrigerator-freezer. Full basement with garage All electric. Less than $25,000.00 NEW LISTING 95 ACRES - On good gravel road In Orange township Nearly 40 acres of meadow All minerals Good 8 roo,; house with modern bath, and nice kitchen BaS<!monf with furnace Asking $21,0110 00 MIODLEPORT RT, 7 BY PASS - 4 bedrooms. f'l2 baths, cook units Electric heat Large den (paneled). Lots of closets 4 acres of land Want $27,500 00. l Dr H. T. Loaded with equipment While w1lh black vinyl top 70 Buick Electra 225 ................ 13595 It's loaded!' 69 Olev. Mal. Super Sport ......... '1695 396 V 8 eng1ne, 4 speed stick Sharp! 71 01evro1et Nova 2 Door ...........'2595 $1895 GS 350 !Od Chev. Malibu SS 2 Dr. H.T. Long Bed 8' Camper ........... 13895 V 8 motor , auto trans, P S , P B :• $1895!j • 70 Ford Pickup %ton .............. •2595 V 8, auto , long & wide bed 70 Motor Home, 22' .................!8495 ' All sell cOntained Has everything • • ..,(,, ~ -- 1101 l;<i • 'i t• •• HELEN L TEAFORD,~SSOCIATE 992·3325 OR 992-237' ' "You'll L1ke Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Until 6:.oo-Til 5 PM. Sat. Pom~roy 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Motor Co. 1972 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DOOR Sl950 Factory a1r , V 8 eng me. power steenng & brakes, Turbo hydramatic, rad to, wh covers, bumper guards, gold fmtsh wtth blk v1nyl roof. covert vmylmterlor, used less than 5,000 mtl es as Onver's Ed car Sttcker Price $4552 RI.GGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Ph. 985-4100 Located on St . Rt. 7 Chester, 0. LEGAL NOTICE Apple Grove IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT GOOD HEALTH STARTS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO DEWEY RAY aiRCHFIE~D 1nd MARY L .BIRCHFIELD, WITH GOOD WATER • With good tasting Pollutant Free Water you can drink your 8 full glasses of water dally ,. Having trouble getting the kids to drink water 1 You won't wlfh a ~url oy. They'll love If '65 CHEVY Impala, 327, 4speed - S350. Phone 992~279 . 5-25-Jfc Let a 7 Day Free Home Trial prove you can have good tasting safe. pollutant free water the year round for only - S79 95 with a Hurley Water Purifier Warranted 5 years, Patented Lab approved, portable,, no lns'tallatlon, no plumbing. no replacement cartridge Safe for anyono to use 1964 CHEVI!OLET Tandem live axles, $99l Harold Brewer, Long eoftom phohe 985-3554 ' l-21-lfc --------------~-------- Auto Sales I -----------------------the of your family's health phone '347Made by Hurley, 1 nome known since 1"0 In 1 pptlonces such as Tl1or washers and lronon, Thor powor tools, Hurley prus lranera. Marine Sales MEIGS Boat Shop, Pearl Street Middleport, pontoon boats: pickup covero; one used 19 It, 1-0, Phone 992-5367, Dick Karr, Jr 5-21 -6tc For sake 4235 or write: Hurley Ohio eo., Box 327, Corning, Ohio 43730, for an appointment. Syumon Strut, Mlddfepori, Ohlo, Plaintlfh VI. MRS. R. E. CANADAY 1nd R. E. CANADAY, Addr111 Unknown, lEt 11., Dtfendanh NOTICE IY PUBLICATION No, lS.OH The Defendants, Mrs R E Canday, R E Canaday; the unknown heirs, devisees, legatee&, administrators , dlstrlbutus , ex.ecutors end assigns of L c Brechtel , Oecened. and tht unknown t-elrs, devisees, legatees, ad · mlnistrators, dlstrlbutees, executors and assigns of Ptter Brechtel, Deceued, will take notice that on the 3rd doy of May, 1972, 1 Complelnt wu filed In the Common Plen Covrt of Meigs County, Ohio, Case No 15,06o&, wherein you have bnn named defendants In the prayer of the Comp laint, Pla intiffs pray that Defendants may be c:ompelled to show their Interest and tt1at the same 1'\IY be odtudged to be null end void, and ptalntlft's title quieted against the same. and for such othtr relief as Is proper The real estate Is described as follows Tht .following Real Estate altuotld In tho county of Meigs. In the Stete of Ohio, and In the Township of Salisbury. and bounded and deacrlbed os follows Sltuata In Mereu~ Bosworth's Addition to Lower Pomeroy, now Incorporated Into the Vlltoge of Middleport, Meigs County, Ohio, and marked and known on the 11ld plat of lower Pomeroy 11 Lot Number 153 Sold lot being fifty feet by one hundred and eleven feet. Belnu Lot No 153 11 shown In dttd recordS of Mtlaa County, Ohio, In volume 159, Pogo 320. Reference Deed: Volume 244. Page 569 of tho Meigs County Deed Records Yo"' 1re required to answer tho Complllnt within twenty. eight dayo oftor tho last publlcltlon of thll notice, nlmtly, by not llttr thin the 24th day of July, 1972, or iudgmont by dllault will bo rendered 101lnst you • DIWIY RAY IIRCHFII!LD ••• ' MA.V L.ltiiiCHfiELD, Sycamore Strett, MICidle,ort, Ohlo Ploln!Ufs Crow, Crow • Porter, Attornoya tor Ptolntllfl ($) 12, 19, 26; (61 2, '· 16, 23 News, Events By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs. George Donohew and fam1ly of Colwnbus spen l the week end Wllh Mr . and Mrs. Roy Donohew and Greg Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fox and son David spent lhe week end w1t~ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell m Newark, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gloeckner and daughters of Canton visited Saturday wllh Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Norr1s and Dean Hut were VISitors Sunday at Camden Park. Miss • Trlcla Wolfe of Gallipolis Rte . visited her aunt Mr and Mrs. Dallas Hill while her mother Mrs. Suzanne Wolfe was vacationing in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Butch Wilson and children and Mrs. Enna Wilson were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everette Connally were Mr. and Mrs. Jun Connally and children of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Hall and children of Marietta. , . Mrs . Georg1a (Wheeler) Wolfe is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler and Bill. Mrs. Wolfe of Washington D.C. came for the collllllencement exercises of her nephew Bill Wheeler al Southern Local High School Sunday . Sunday evemng. Mr. and Mrs. LaiTY Fosler and children of Columbus; ; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morris and children of Charleston, W. Va., slSters ,of Bill also attended commencement exercises Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pooler of Pomeroy Rt. 3 called on Mr . 1 would tlkt Ia try for 7 Day Free homo trlol wttll no ollliiJOIIon. N1me ~·····•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WELCOME NEWCOMERS - WE HAVE TEN NEW , HOMES AND 25 OTHER PROPERTIES. YOUR CALL WILL BE COURTEOUSLY ANSWERED. Karr & Van.. Zcindt 1971 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO $3995 New car l•tle, 400 cu tn engme, ~olor cottonwood green wtfh blk bucket seats, console. factory atr, pdwer steering & power dtsc frt brakes, Turbo Hydramattc, green vmyl roof, automatiC level control Posttracfton. G78x15 w w t~res w1lh rally wheels. AM radio with stereo tape Rela1l LISt 55178 l5 See: Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel ::-:-::---:-----=- DOZE A' and 6icrlioo work , ponds and septic tanks, B & K Excavating, Phone 992-5367, Dick Karr, Jr 5-21 tic w~h Plus Many More! • 69 Dodge lh l Pickup, V;8 std............ 11395 60 Dodge 4 Door, V.S, auto............. "" ..1145 In Stock!. , We're Dealin'! 70 Olev. h••·················································~ ,; 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air............. .' '995 66 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full pow., air· ... "'895 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door H.T. ........... :..'695 63 Olds Super 88 4 Door H.T.............. 1595 68 Pontiac Firebird .................. ..'1595 You Must Bring Thts Ad With You To Get These Lower Prices 170 GMC : PICKUP . 67 Buick Elec. 4 Door, air ................. 11195 Over 40 New CadiUacs &Oldsmobiles 69 Honda, 175 cc ...................... t450 $1795 SPECIAL-SPECIAL 69 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air ...... , 11995 68 Chev. Bel. 4 Dr., V.S auto., air ......... 11495 68Olds 98 H.T. Cpe., power, air .. .. .. .. '1895 307 V-8 engine, aut?, P.S , factory a~r L1ke new ·-----------------------70 Yahamah ............. _. ........... Like New :····················································' !• · 69 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, air.............. 13500 69 Cad~lac Sedan DeVille, air ............. 13500 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, air.............'2600 71 Ford lh l .Pickup, V.S, auto., P.S. .... 12695 V 8 motor, 4 speed. Extra sharp' 68 Buick Skylark 2 Dr. H.T. 1795 CLELAND REALTY . 110 Mechanic Street 71 Cadillac 2 Dr. H.T. ............. :.... ???? 1 - -- -- - - Virgil B. Teaford, Sr.- Broker Of POLARA 500 2 Dr. H.T. - - - -- - - VERA EBUM Loaded with extras. Blue with black v1nyl roof Showroom condition. $1895 69 Ford ., SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller ~RACl NE"= 6 rhom house, bath. Sanllallon, Stewart, Ohio Ph . utility room, garage, $10,000. 6fJ2-3035 2-12-lfc phone 949 4195 3·31-tfc BACKHOE and dozer wiirk Septic tanks Installed. Call RACINE - 10 room house. Bob or Roger Jeffers 992-3525 bath, basement, garage, two or 992 5232 lots. Phone 949 4313 5-19·12fc 45 tfp 3 BEDROOM house with bath , SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates. Ph olol61/ 2 acre lot, on public water 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, system, l!" mile from Chester & Operator O..ner on County Rd 25 Phone 985 5-12-tfc 4262 5·2J.61c C BRADFORD, AuctlonOf'r Complete Service 7 ROOM house. Racine. p;, Phone 949-3811 baths, nice ~ location, almost Racine, Ohio new roof, n~ce garage, nice Crltt Bradford garden plot Carpetmg m two 5 l-Ife rooms Phone 949-3954 5·26-3tp O'DELL WHEEL alignment toea ted at Crossroads. Rt. 124 Complete front end S<!rvlce, tune up and brake · S<!rvlce Wheels balanced elec tronically All work guaranteed. Reasonable 1 608 E Main, Pomeroy rates Phone 992 3213. 7-27-ffc TENANTS WILL BUY IT FOR YOU AUTOMOBILE Insurance been This comfortable brick will cancelled? Lost your actually cost you very little operator's license? Call 992because your tenants will 2'1/,f, pay the bulk of the bills. FOR 6-15-lfc YOU - 2 large bedrooms. ~---=------living room, dining room, SEE US FOTC"Awnlngs, storm doors and windows. carports, utility, new gas forced air marquees , aluminum siding furnace , nice yard, many and railing A Jacob, sates other features. Your 2 representative. For free renters have nice apart· estimates, phone Charles ments also $18.000 00 Lisle. 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Rocrne, Ohio Ph 992 2174 BRING lHIS AD • • • : 68 Dodge Dart GT i I' 'y.ciTY EXTERMINATION SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Pomeroy $795:! \ •••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J "I Coli 614-949-3511, if no answer, coli 614-452-3151. From the la.rgest Bulldozer Radiator to the SmalleSt Heater Core Nathan Btggs Rad11tor Sptciahst SPECIAL! FORD 112 TON : PICKUP, auto .~ 'i Social Notes ' .•••••••••••••••••••• ..•...••..........•............., s- Year Written Guuontee. ALL WEAlHER ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION SPECIAL POTTED PLANTS .... ~ .· PHONE 675-3628 ------- Aluminum Sheets " ..... Complete hne o.f offu:e equtpment, furniture & supplies Typewriter & Adding Mach1ne Repair. P1ck-up & Delivery Ph. 985-3912 WANTED SENTINEL CARRIER l~'r · POINT OfFICE SUPPLY Red Hot BUYS SPECIAL USED CAR SAVINGS Business Services ·~=========~:=====::::===;jf.;;,;:=;=~~:;.;;~ • EARlH MOVING TERMITES TERMITES Long Bottom SA SA SA SAL -· 10 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 2&, 1m Address WMP0/1390 t ' ' Itt t t t tIt Itt t I It I I I I I I I Phone OPlOIIORIST _• I I Itt Itt t 1 t .. HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 !CLOSE ON THURS.)- EASTtOURT ST., City ......... ······~····~····~ State ••• ; Zip ••••••••• 1- OIUOUI DIM. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chne and family of New Lexmglon and Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chne and sons of Moundsville, W Va. vl.slted Mr. and Mrs Russell Chne Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newlun and Sandy spent a weekend at Chillicothe wtlh relallves. Mr and Mrs. C. B. Hayman of Colwnbus VISited Ernestine Hayman. Rulhie Walker, Tuppers Plains, visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curl1s. Mrs. B1ll Reynolds • of Pomeroy, was an ovem1ght guest of Mr and Mrs. Kenny Reynolds Mary Pierce spent several days VlSIIing her 'siSter, Suzie Cooley, al Steubenville Mr. and Mrs. Howard Larkins and family of Porlland were VISlling Mr and Mrs Fred Larkins. Mr and Mrs. Warren Connolley and daughter visited relatives al Newark. Mr and Mrs. Tom Gruenveld of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Biisell. Mr and Mrs. Uoyd McPeek of Belleville, W.Va ., and leota Ferrell, M1dway, were viSiting leona Hensley. Mrs. Belty Lyn Burton and Mrs. Kathleen Dean, Columbus and Mr and Mrs. Wayne Prmce were in HWJtington, W. Va., recently, Forrest Van Meter of Racine, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Stiversville, and Donna Wyatt, Parkersburg, W. Va., were VISiting Mary Pierce. Mr and Mrs. Elsworth Dill of Pomeroy were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Warren Connolly. Tom Drake of Columbus VISited Pal Smltli. - VIolet Smltb sLay there. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker spent a weekend at Dayton wllh relatives. Those vl.slting Mr8. Effie Watson were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wilson of Belview Ohio • • Mr. and Mrs. Carl Watson and son, Gene, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barthelemy, all of Dayton, Mrs. Fay Watson and son, .Silver Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. William Watson and son, East •. ,' Shade. be IS ill. l News Notes GRANT FOR S111DY COLUMBUS (UP!) -A ..ant of ..,7,247 to Cuyahoga "' .. County awarded under the Omnibus Qime Contr 1 Act 0 • waaapproved Tuesday by Gov · John J Gllllgan · The,;.oney to matched b $22,62'1 In 1~ fwlCis will ~ used for a .study of lire total correctional l)'ltem In the Greater Cleveland area by the county's Administration of Justice Committee. Society News Sunday SchOol attendance on May 21 was 43, Offering wa $16.00. Worship services wen held at 11 a . m. Wllh Ml1: Donna Miller of Belpre subo slilullngforRev. Lehmal), who Laurel Cliff By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles Sunday School attendance al the Umted Melhodlsl Church was 55 and offermg was $17.21. For worship service aitendance was 45 and offering $27.25. Rev Donna Miller of Belpre brought lhe message In the absence of Rev. lehman who JUSl returned home from Mount Sl. Mary's Hospil.al,ln Nelsonville Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sherman and two children ol Columbus called on her grandmother, Mrs. Mabel $wartz Saturday and they visited Mrs. Virgie Buckley. Mr and Mrs. John Mitchell and son, Steven, Of Rodney, were Lmday guests of Mrs. Ne1sel Weathennan. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brickles were Sunday guests of her brother,' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer of Belpre. Mrs. Spencer just returned home from Camden Clark Hosp!Lal after several weeks ' Social Notes The United r: , •lodill Women's Society me. •l lht home of Helen Woode on Tuesday everung, May 16 with an a ltendance of ten members and Mrs. Evtlyn lehman. The meeting, m charge of Nellie Parker, president, open'ed with prayer by Florence Spencer. The hymn sung was "Have Thme Own Way." · Fifteen sick and shut-In calls were reported. Com• municatlons were read from Chairman of Citizens for DecenlUteralure andfrmh the Dlslrlcl President of the Women's Society, giving out mformallon. Fund raising was discussed bul no action taken. Eleanor Boyles led the program on "New Machines and the New' Humanity." The lesson was read by the val'IOUI members, in lurn, and diSCussed. Prayer by Isola Taylor closed the program. The hostess served refreah. menls during the social hour, assisted by others. The nezt meeting will be Tuesday evening, June 20, at lhe home of Eleanor Boyles, witll Florence Spencer leading the program. Mrs. Thelma Henderson a'rut Helen Woode allended lbe "Board of lhe Laity" meeting al the First United Methodist Church in Athens, Sunday afternoon, May 21 Mr and Mrs . Hobart SWartz and Kathy Follrod took dinner on Mother's Day w1th Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz and family, al ManelLa and In the afternoon they went to their other son's, Harold and family, at Williamstown, W.Va., and had supper wllh them. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode and Genevieve Guthrie attended lhe fWleral of Oacar Dillinger al Hughes FWleral · Home and Rex Burson at By Bertha Parker Jagers Funeral Home, Athena Sabbath School attendance last Wednesday afternoon. on May 21 at lhe Free- Many from lhls commWJIIy MethodiSt Church was 115. and church and the Orange Offenng for the morning and CommWJily and ch~ch at. evening services was $150.00. tended funeral services fOI' Mr. Wilham Bailey, Sunday Mrs. Olive Beyler Friday af· School ,. Superint,e ndent, ternoon and vlaited the White presented Bible~ to Becky Funeral Home on lbursday Wright, Demse Gilmore and evening. Mrs. Nina Robinson spent Harold Hanson, graduates of Meigs Hfgh School SWlday WJUI Friday afternoon Mrs . Dora Halley spent allhe home of her son, Robert Mother 's Day w1lh her Robinson and family 10 !hal daughter and son-m-law, Mr. Janel might be with her and Mrs. Hartwell Curd, Ball mother, Mrs. Olive Beyler In Run. Florida during her las! Mr. and Mrs. Micky Buck Sickness and duth. and two grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Erneat Taylor Zanesville called on Mrs. attended funeral servlcea for Georg1a Diehl. Oscar Dillinger at the Hughes Charles D1ehl was in FWJeral Home In Athena, last Columbus Monday for a Wednesday afternoon. med1cal checkup. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Ciirl' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bauer of and Vicki and Penni visited Huron spenlMother's Day with their aWJis, Mary Schaefer and Mr and Mrs. Charles Karr Sr. Jean Seldenabel In Holzer Mr. and Mrs. Hannon Fox, Medical Center la.st week. Mrs. Roy Howell visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jr . are building a new home Ross Poulton and Mr. and Mrs. here wllh the b ·~men1 Vernoo Howell, Canton. already laid up. ~ There will be a hymn sing at Mr. and Mrs. 'rr • · SWarll the local church Saturday.. are beginning the toWJdallon evening, May 27. Singers will for lhelr new home. be The Redeemers. Everyone Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Guthrie 1S welcome. · of Belpre have purchased lht The Hollnesss Rally will be Scott Snodgr888 fann home held al the Rulland Nazarene and are remodeling the h Church May 30. and expect to move In soon. Mr and Mrs. Manon Howell of Colwnbus VISited Mr. and ,-------------~ Mrs. Walter Walker and Mr. ···your phone will Jlnlhl and Mrs. James Will and I 11 cuh r..ulte •, too, whM.t family. They attended I JOU rhee .., acUen ....... t Ad. Yeu c1n ulJ fumlt•r•, graduation excercises of their lapplhnce., elothu,,,., •• grandd4ughter, Miss Becky I the r unu••• lt•t t .._ of lt•••l . 1"'''•1 t Will. and Mrs Herbert Roush Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Lynn Norris and baby or Athens wero dmner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Marshall Adams and son Raymond Mrs. Iva Orr called on Mrs Mildred Spencer Sunday aflernoon . Mr and Mrs. Marshall Adams, Linda and Carol O'Br1en v1s1ted Mr. and Mrs Raymond Proffitt al Portland Rte. Sunday. Adam Slaughter of Colwnbus and fnend called on Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roger Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bealnce Nice suffered a stroke al Veterans Memorial Hospilal where she has been a pal1ent for three weeks Mr. Ray Byers of Tanners Run was taken by lhe Racme Emergency Squad to Veterans Memonal Hosp1Lal Friday and admitted. He had suffered a stroke. . Plans are bemg completed for a dmner to be held al lhe letart Falls Collllllunity Hall Sunday,May28.Proceedslobe used lo repair hall. Tuppers Plains Alfred I•••• _____ ________ . LEGAL ·MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The tax books are now open for the · June or Second half collection of the 1911 Real Estate Taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closing date will be July 3, 1972. ' 1 HOWARD E. • RUTIMD ·RJRNITURE. ,,42-4211 Arnold Grahl I l RiiHIIJd, .0. ..~----------------------~--------------~ I l, I ' ' . �... ' • '- ' tZ-'I'!IeildJa..lnll.~.o.,.,..,a News. Extremes Can Be Eued •• in Briefs ~isson Injured fi{Jhting. Fire . Haiphong ffit Third Day (Caodiaaed lrom Pa&e 1) SAIGON (IJI'i) _ 'lbl u. s. comma• today eeptin& an award. as Father of the Year, described South Viet· . . rted a tbir4 eouecallve day " JILSIIIw air . -. . nam 'lblll'lday as a lfe1lkand helplessnaUon .!.'undor attack by a Hallilloa& alllllald A!Derte. beUeoplen I~ A Racine fireman suffered a crilninal. II , , • miAilel b.ad broke•.., a eormu•llt -aJt GERARD J. MeCUILOUGH unlikely pair of Soulllemerl feel otbelr )llln. possible' heat stroke while · !nJm Durham, N.C., II return"What t!IIJ'w 1at lodo II get Spelklng to about 1,000 persons at the National Fathers Day PHILADELPffiA (UPI)-AI flshting a'barn fire on the GaU oa KolltlPo delln:rtal U tub. ' tocelber the 1r11J lin. Atwater Committee luncheon, Agnew said the Unlted States, "at tile Price farm at Porlland , , the height of the clvU righll log the fiVor. Heavy fl&btlal.eGDtiaDed Ia Jtoat11m, a Jl'OviDcial C. P. Ellis, pr s:tnt of the and I did and 1111111 lo the ll'gent plea o1 the country IInder attack,". was in Viebtam to Monday that started about 9 :~ capital • mnes lllll1b tf SaliGDo ltld covenm.l movement ln tile early 80's, Durhlm County K11 Khll: Klan, people's probleml. Llalft to Mlilt "the victims of aggression." For many years, Agnew said, p.m. groups of Northem studenll . , . forces beat boidl two uaaults ,.. tbe Ito~ alrlleld , and Mn. Ann Atwar., a blllck the people lll!d, then do what North Vietnam had been infUtrating troops and weailons into the went South to work lor lnFritz Sisson, Syracuse, was · · while btber anUs rooted wt ColDIDIIIIII1 nappen wbo . IA!!!rallon. A decade later, an woman who has spent her life has ·to be done." aoutll, agillnsl tile wishes of tile majority there. ·· taken io Veterans Memorial ID!lltrated Jtoolllm's f'back door'! '111urndaY aad oc· Elila received an ansry Hospital by the Racine squad HghUng lor. the rlghta of cupled a aamber of hollies. • - - - - - - - • . Durhlm blaekll, ate OO-cblir· reapOrqe from blllcb at the COWMBUS-'DIE OHIO HOUSE HAS JOINED the Senate and admitted. . • • • ••• ··'<§.··.: v.·o:··m·:::~··:!S!:;mW.:1$.1!l men of the Dll'ham SIIVe Ollr blncheon when he e~ ln a long Mernortal · Day weekend holiday after adopting The barn on lhe Price farm, -•:::%::w.<*~•·• ms·~:-:~:::o~..~:o:·......o;.•••:.~· •• ... · -~0! • ·•· • Schoola Committee, formed Ulat II wu ''a sclaltlflc: fact ' legislation to Bel up a payoff system fpr drug informants and which contained hay, was Tonight I Slturday two years ago to aolve the Ula\ white people are auperior destroy.id. There was. no in- Outdoor Crusade J~well eondiiCtlnc a brief battle over judicial rules. ' · MIIY2t·l7 problems of eo11r!-ordered to b~k people." . '' ' 'lbe HOWII' Thuraday adopted, 79-3, and sent to the Sellate a surance on !he building. Cause Coming in July (Continued from page I) busing. Mn; Atwater, a lar8e woLIGHT AT THE biB patterned after a Tampa, F1a., program a~~thorizing tile state of tile fire has hot yet been '!bey are vllltlnc Northern man, came 10 hll clefenai. The annuai outdoor crusade from Jean E. Law for · a EDGE OF THE determined. The barn was past attorney general to set up a system for rewarding citizens whose WORLD clUes to meet pimA and "Mr. Ellla here Ia bones~," of the Racine First Baplial teac_hing )1C16ltion. , saving when firemen arr.ived. tTochnlcolorl ... . teaehera who are· Jllll befl!D- she aald. ''He'• no palltlclan Information leads to the arrest and conv.ict.ion of drug peddlers. Church has been selfor July 19 ' Sayre reported 70 perso~ Kirk Do,;glas nlng to uperlence ·the and he's not looking far a Ulrough July 23 at the Southem attended the meeting, SearcH · Samantha Eggar problems of one ql the nation's federal &l'8JII. With him I know (G) High School football .stadium. for Consensus and that data li SHORTS moat senalllve lssuea. where I Jland and I can begin The Rev. Charles Norris, being eompUed .to send to tha At a IWJcheon here with . to do IOIIIethlnC about 11." pastor, will serve · as Slate Depa.tmenl of Sun..Moft •• Tu11. schoOl prlnclpala and blllck She said when lhe and E1UB evangeUat, and Duane Wolfe Education. . Mlly ZP.lf-30 commllllll)' leaders,· Ellis, a · first brought their frlenda will be the song leader. The . There are t2 studenll KOTCH stocky man in hllearly 4111 who together for meetings at Duncan Family of Tampa, registered for kindergarten; (Tochnlcolorl works as a f120-a week Durham Hlgh Sdidol cbere wu Waller Malthau Fla., will be providing special Attending were~ Sayre1 could deal with the Russians on th~ subject musical numbers on July 22 David Nease, president; Deborah Winters maintenance man at Duke a good deal of "shoutln' and MOSCOW (UPI) - Backstairs at the tGPl University, said: when they refrained from using the mining of and 23 and Ulere wlll he other Clarence Lawrence, Dennx. (Kremlin) White House : hollerln'." CARTOONS: Haiphong harbor and tile bombmg of Hanoi as "'!be peOple up North are President Nixon negotiated a series of major "But It didn't take ualonsto special vocal selections during Hili, Grover S.lser, Jr., an4 Happy Hunllng cause to witlldraw their invitation for the tormented by busing. I waa ln realize that the poor black folb agreemenls witll Soviet leaders at the swnmit, Wllhlr You Go !he crusade. The crusade will Charles Pyles, board me1111 President to come to tile Moscow summit. Plllsblll'gh Iaiit nllht with • and the poor white folks had bot he prizes abnost as mu<;h what he hopes SHOW STARTS7 P.M. When the question of U.S. blockage of North be shown on !he local cable bers, and Nancy Camahan; grovp of white folb and I coulcl just about the name problems. will he a Russian commitment in a joint Vietnam's ports comes up among Russian and · television station at least two clerk. Then we bfean to work out communique that might help him make a American newsmen covering !he swrunit, the evenings. graceful exit from Vietnap1. ,oluUons. Soviets reporters shrug Uleir shoulders and Although neither the American nor Soviet "For eumple, the school say: "We have other ways of supplying." officlala wouldn't even admit side has said it publicly, Nixon anplhe ComRespect Is Mutual Marriage Ucenses that 1011111 of the black boys munist party chief, Leonid I. Brezhnev, have Pragmatists like Nixon and Brezhnev have Franklin Howell Pope, Jr., (Continued from page I) . MIDDLEPORT, O. were botherinc the white girls. found common meeting ground as each ack· 20, Middleport, and Jennifer tlme.lt said six workers trying Mr. Ellil here' broucht the the National Window oowledges the olher as leader of a "'great L~nn Cray, 20, Pome(/'y; White girla in and they told the bored into tile question of Vietnam and their to repair tlle dikes were killed; powers" and "great people." On that plane, Franklin Ray Taylor, 22, 11 also hinted Ulat the u.s; black ptrenll what had hap. reapective roles !here. they have hit it off. Middleport, and Debra Lynn nav~l blockade of Nortll pened. · But Vietnam, in Nixon's word, is a "knotty" '!be apparent mutual respect at the summit Zeigler, 16, Pomeroy; John Vietnamese ports "We decided rtcht there that problem on which may hinge his prospects of wa& could lead to Soviet cooperation to push for Warren Randolph, 20, New beginning to hllrt when It anything like this, blacks re-election and hopes to go down in history as peace in Indochina. Haven, and Bobbie Lou Moore, demanded an Immediate end to bothering while or whiles an international "peacemaker." 1;," In a May 8 address to !he American people, 20, Syracuse. · bolllerlnC bllcka, would ' be '!be President's promise in 1968 to end the the blockade and tile naval and Nixon said (actually directing the remark to reported to the sheriff." Vietnam war may come back to haunt him air attacks. Russia's leaders) : "And we .. ven'l had the uriless he fulfills the pledge before !he political '!be attacka across the My; "Let us not slide back toward !he dsrk OPEN HOUSE SET problem since then," Ellis campaign heats up. Canh River began early this shadows of a previous age. We do not ask you to The children of Mr. and Mrs. morning while three battallona said, then added.: Re~tralnt Wanted . . sacrifice your principles or your friends. But Hayes McMurray, will hold an "One nlchla gro~ ol blllck In his face.t.o.face private talks wilh of South Vlebtamese marlnei neither should you permit Hanoi's in· open house from 2 to 5 p.m. were still carrying i>11t a EXCELLENT parents c.me to Oil' meetlns Brezhnev, Nixon undoubtedly has been urging transigence to blot out the prospects we Sunday at Uleir parents' home and railed I 1'1111 1bout the restraint in !he Soviets' supplying of weaponry commando-type sweep of · honoring them on !heir golden SELECTION typeWnten in their dllldren's to Hanoi. Publicly he has openly condemned it. together have so patiently prepared. ~ang Tri Province just to tile "We are on the threshold of a new relation- wedding anniversary. school not belnc u good as the But probably more to !he point, he has asked north . They were hastily of Famous Name ship that can serve not only the interests of our ones In a school aeroas town. tile Russians to bring pressure to bear on what recalled and helped stop tile Brands. Jwo cti'untries but the cause of world peace." "Now that's not fair, and the presidential adviSer Henry A. Kissinger would Communist attacks. DUES RAISED white people MeW It wasn't call Uleir "client state" to ease their military ,; Nixon will consider it a coup if a few 'lines in Dues for lot owners in !he the summit communique indicate !hat the two !ali', 10 we went to the schoOl pressure on !he South Vietnam and to at least Carle ton Cemetery have been powers have decided to work together for a board and aot uiem to replace negotiate on Nixon's peace terms. raised to $3 · so !hal tile peaceful settlement in Vietnam: the typr.rlten." .· " There is reason to believe Ulat Nixon felt he cemetery can be mowed more 'lbe luncheon here was YhY:o-,.:..;,;o;.!,•,•.I'...Z.•'•'•~'•:O'•'•'•'•'o)'o'o'o','•'•'•'•'•'• ' Veterans Memorial Hospital often rather than $30 as !pOnaond by the WeltiJIChouae =;;;;;~;;;···~~;;;·····:::··· Hobart M. George (Continued from page I) ADMITTED - Richard reported earlier. . Broaclcutlne Corp., which did Morrow. Dr. Weraber von Braun, D' Th urs day Winebrenner , Syracuse ; a teleYIIIon rum on EUls and Ge1'111811-bom roeket expert Ies on From Gallia County were Martha Robinson, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Atwater's SIICetSS In SINGERS TONIGHT Roger Barron, John Allen, wbo directed developmeat of Durhlm. Hobart McKinley George, 76 Sharon Leffle, Mason; Harry The One Way Out Singers, 55 Dean Circle, Bob Evans, Mra. Atwater says abe tbe rocket tbat seal died Thursday evening at ~ D. Smilh, Middleport ; Fritz youngsters of tile Canton, Ohio Emerson Evans, Joho Weeks, doesn't know whether the AmeriCUI to 'the mooa, honie, 294 Pearl St., Mid- Sisson, Syracuse. DISCHARGED - Mark area, wiU be presented in AI Shoemaker, Dick Turner, . cooperation betnt~~~ EUls and retired from tbe space dleport. The ' Middleport concert this evening al8 in the Morris Haskins, Wendell a1eaey today. let .will ,.., uy Ions-term emergency squad answered a Casto, Connie Manley, Holly Meigs lliSh School auditorium. Thomas, Leon Saunders, All auouaeemeat ol bls cali to the residence at 10: 2S Friend, Phil Baldwin, Paul Resldenta of Pomeroy • Mid· ~eet.~ .~~.: ''One- ao know. ffin 10n retirement luued by tbe p.m. Mr. George was dead Fisher, Ronald Remlinger, dleport are housing the youtha Clarence '111ompson, Charles M. Neal, Frank Snedaker, and Natloa81 Aeroa1uUcs 81111 upon the squad's arrival. Charles Connolly, and Dwight llld my daiJihter are getting a overnight: The concert is free. Ray EUls. Space Aclmbdltratloa aid better edllc:ation. Mr. George was born J1111e Spencer. that VOD BraUD would jola 18, 1895 .in West Virginia, !he Fairchild Jadastrles as son of !he late Wilbur and corporate vice president for Minnie Hysell George. Besides eaglaeerlas and develop· his parents, he was preceded in meat, effective Jllly I. death by one sister. Surviving are his wife, Inez Ora Miller George ; three daughters, Mrs. Clyde (SteUa) PEGUES PROMOTED YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UPI) . Kessinger , Akron; Mrs. - Robert L. Pegues Jr., 36, Warren (Wilherine) Davidson, today was named superin· Columbus, and Miss Dorcas tendenl of the Yo1111gstown City George, Gallipolis; School System to replace Dr. seven grandchildren, and . Richard Viering who resigned several great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from the $27,000 a year post effective July 31. Pegues will at 2 p.m. Saturday at !he run a school system that has Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home 23,000 students, 40 schools and with the Rev. Cecil Wise ofJust like Meigs County. ficiating. Burial will be in 1,200 teachers. Three year~ before PN B opened Its doors a century ago Gravel Hill Cemetery at This wee~end we are having a sale of womens dresses Ctty Counc11 ~assed an ordinance reading, In part: ' Cheshire. Friends may call at womens blo~ses, women and childrens swim suits- Playte~ tlle funeral home any·Ume. T~·about, in the North re:.t :etnai• MEIGS THEATRE ,Summit May ~oost Nixon's .Chances in Fall Election Pre: ... ·FIRST CARDIAC PATIENT - Silas H:"mUton, Galllwlls Post Offlre em· ployee and former city policeman, was the first cardiac patient admitted to the . new medical center Saturday. Hamilton suffered a severe heart attack Friday. He was transferred to the new hospital by United Amblllance Intensive Care Unit, of Ashland, Ky., which donated its services for Big Switch. FOR THE HOLIDAY AHEAD Saturday Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley THREE SECTIONS 34 PAGES VOL VI NO. 17 • Lik k e R egatta Wee end 1S • R • .T Fun Time m lver Owns . POMEROY - There's fun to be had in 'the Pomeroy • Middleport river· side communities about any time, but especially on Regatta Week· end, June 16 • 18. That's when thousands of visitors are expected to frolic at power boat races, frog jwnps, a big flea market, parades, one by land and one by sea; a frog ball, model airplane Hying, and canoe and raft races. If these are not enough, !here also are scheduled the Twin City Appreciation Flower Show and a ski show! This eighlh Annual Big Bend Regatta Is set to get underwily on Friday, June 16 and run Ulrough Stine 18. WUUam T. Grueser and Jack Carsey are eochairmen. Sponsored annually in !he Pomeroy · IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY - Oamy McClwd, Jbn Cornell and carl Nelson, custodians of the Meig!l County Courtllouse and James Barker, Rutland Legloilnaire,l-r, prepare to raise an American Hag, which has nown over tile Capitol in Washlngton,from tile Hagpole near tile Civil War Monument beside the courthouse. The Hag was sent to Corfieli by Cong. Clarence E. Miller. ", .. a~y person or persons who may eroot, contrive, use or ma1nta1n any bu1ld1ng, structure or other ~11<:8-which by occasioning noxious exhalallone. noisome or olfen: sivo smells, becomea Injurious or dai!Qtr()us to the hetilth comfort or property of any citizen or citizens o1 said citY - shalt - be fined In any sum not exceeding fifty dollars ..... ARRESTs MADE OXFORD, Ohio (UPI) SATISFY YOIIR NEEDS Elsht persons were arrested late Thuraday and early today ~-, · in drug raids at Miami University and in tile Oxford For Rent area. Pollee were seeking at 3 BEDROOM house, carport, air conditioning, carpeting in least two o~rs today. kllchen, living room and bath, Our city lathers had never heard of ecology. As a f!Jalter of fact. the word didn't even exist yet. They JUSt wanted what was best for Pomeroy. Just like today's leaders. MASON DRIVE-IN 5·26-Jic Tonight. May 26 Ooultte--Future Progr1m TORAI TORA! TORA! !Color) Martin Balsam Jose~h So what's changed? Not us. Not yet. We think our first successful century was a pretty good start. Cotton -PlusWALKABOUT (Color) . Jenny A!J'lller Lucien John (G) - GPl OBSERVE MENlORIAL DAY! day oH from work or a special date on the calendar - it should be a time to refled on the sacrifices that have been made to pre· serve this nation . Let's remember our dead .' GP ALSO THE SAVAGE WILD (Tochnlcolorl Gordon Eastman servicemen and women by keeping this nation a citadel of .freedom. (G) Sun.-Mon.-Tue. May 2S·Zf·30 Double Foature Program "1110 LOBO" (Color) · John Wayne -Pws- "SHARK" . _<1111_.,_ LEST WE FORGET • • • Memorial Day should be more than just a Sllvrday, MIIY 17 Double Future "YON AICHTHOFEN AND BROWN" John Phillip law Don StroiJd (Color) ---- Elberfelds In Pomeroy family room in basem ent 1618 Lincoln Hgts., Pomeroy: available June lsi . Contact Robert Beegle 949-2891. . . The ex~iting future PN B faced when coming upon this scene 1s now the good old days". For every one of the 50 million minutes we've been In business our reason lor being in business ·has been to pro~ide the best In banking service to the people of Meigs County. " '-' Bras and G1rdles - Mens and Boys Flare Leg Slacks _ Jew~lry. Mens Sport and Dress S~.rts- Boys and Mens Blue D~mm Wrangler Jeans - Blue Chambray Work Shirts _ Btcycl~s- RCA Color TV and Stereos- Kimball Pianos_ Electnc Fans - Spred Satin Latex Paint. (G) . N\)DULt.PORT, OHIO ~~~- J'edem!.u_eP.a...,-iee ..... ;e~ While !he carnival rides will be open on Thursday, the first major event is !he Big Bend Regatta Parade , starting from M.iddleporl and finishing in Pomeroy early Friday evening. Entries may be made with Jim Mees or Wendell Hoov~r. Entry inqulriu have been received from as ·far away as Colwnbus. The successor to the reigning Big Bend Regatta Queen, Bernadette Hennessy, will . .. · · be announced Saturday night, J1111e 17, at !he Frog Ball, according to Mrs. Linda Riffle, Regatta Queen Selection Com· mittee Chairman. All girls In !he Meigs County area may make entry before June 10 with Mrs. Riffle, Route 2, Pomeroy, or by calling 992-5072. Entrants must have graduated from high ~chool by this summer. The frog jump and model airplane Dying are schedulzd for late Saturday afternoon, June 'J:I. Scheduled for aU Ulree days is the' Flea Market. The Tuppers Plains COilUllunlty Club will present a variety show .Friday evening . Canoe or raft races, .boat parade on tlle Ohio River and a ski show are scheduled for Saturday. The Twin-City Appredallon Flower Show Is scheduled for both Saturday and Sunday . On Sunday wlll be scheduled !he power boat race program , Heritage Sunday, sponsored by !he Meiss County Pioneer and Historical Society, and the National Balon Twirling Contest. Other events will be annoi!Dced in detali closer to !he Regatta Weekend. Information may be secured from any of the chairmen or by ealllng 992-3895. MIDDLEPORT- There is ground for hope of great Improvement In care and treatment of mentally retarded patients in A Good Time For Family Shopping All Over The Store Middleport, Ohio area the Regatta Weekend Is an event designed to en· courage residents, former residents, visitors, and newcomers to the area to enjoy and learn about !he recreational and historical features of Ohio River country . Jack Kerr is president of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, Regatta sponsor . Improvement Seen By GSI's Chaplain Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open . Until 9 < · Contract Friday and Saturday Nights , . FOR MEN & \\UMEN We haven't ·We've adjusted. Went Well Gallipolis-Point PleaSant SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1972 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio spoPtsweaP . ./ Big Switch Enemy BAHR CLOTHIERS . FIRST BABIES- Mrs. Joe Barsotti and Frank Wetherholt are pictured here placing two babies in incubators into the ambulance for their trip to the new Holzer Medical Center during Saturday's transfer of patients from !he old hospital to the new. FIRST OB PATIENT- Mrs. Richard (Carolyn MerrY ) Plymale, Rt. 2, Bid· weU, was the first obstetrics patient admitted Saturday morning at !he new Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. Plymale gave birth Fridsy to a son, Christopher Mitchell Plymale. were placed in separate cages in the Betzipg kitchen and Barbara began her trial and error care of bolh. Using an eye droper, she started the birds on a strawberry flavored rice cereal - a baby food - and water. feeding !he birdsatfirstas many as 20 times a day. As IIley grew, however, tile number of feedings was reduced. Now the diet hal been expanded to include miniature hamburger bella and an occasional worm (when a member of !he family decides to dig them). Big and Little Bird have progressed well 11nder the Identical treatment. Huwever, their personalities differ, Mrs. Betzlng says. She described BiB Bird as friendly and easy to teach. She is a good Dyer. But "Little Bird" flutters about briefly and falls to tile floor. ' Gelling !he birds to drink water has been no easy . task. Mrs. Betzlng accomplished tllls by drawing them to their (Continued on page 14) Man, Wife <;barged POMEROY - Hubert Daniel Hackney bond. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's ))wt. and Christine Hackney, Ivydale, W. Va ., said the couple stopped Friday aftemoon were charged Saturday morning with obl!'ining money under false pretenses. at homes on State Route 7 and asked for Hackney and his wife appeared before donations of money; stating they needed it County Court Judge Frank W. Porter for Hackney's father who had lung cancer Saturday morning where each posted a $SO and had to be taken to a hospital in Baltimore, Md. . . · W!:::::::::~:::::--:::::::::::\\~:;;;:::~~~:;:?Q.~:O::::::::::::::s®~ Two people nve the couple money, SERVICES BEGIN AT 8:45 tile!\ ,notified the sheriff's Dept. GALLIPOLIS - GaWpells' IIUIUI , The couple wu apprehended and after Memorial DIY aervleet will bella at proper ldentiflcaUon was made, were 8:45a.m., Monday ID,tbe PubUe Square. lodged in Meigs County Jail. Following ceremoalet at · the Dougbboy aad aloac the rlverrront, porUelpanls wiU IIW'Cb to ·tbe Pille ' NO PAPERS MO)'IDAY Street Cemetery for 10 a.m., memorial 'lbe SetiUllel aDd Trlbuae will not servleet. , be pvblilbed Moaday Ia order tO permit Atty. Thoman Moaltaa wW be tbe employees !AI oboervt: Memorlil Day. principal s!Lker Ia the PllbUe !lqure. Re&ular publleal1on of both papers will Dr. A. R. Chrfsteueo will be lll,e 1111111 be renamed Tllesday. speaker at J'lne Street .Cemetery· · .... ·:· ··· ············x-=·········~···:····~=x· ::_.;~:=:::-:•»:-:o!":•,•·'•'•' ~'i'o'iWM'•'• •'• ~ • •• ~ "" u 'Y' "· '\ ' ,, ~::::-.:~.w.:::::::::::>.:~».t*»:~2».>.i?;,~:::::a:~: ' ..... .......... ~ f ~~~i~~th~ ~!g.;;~i~~ ~i~i~';~~~~day Perfect weather conditions greeted hospital personnel, patients and volunteer ambulance drivers diU'ing tbe changeover . Despite .the enormous task, the trans· fer was completed an hour and five ;..inutes ahead of schedule. The move hegan at 7; 45 am., and was completed at 10:55 a.m. Fourteen long-term care pat,ients remain at the old hospital. During the changeover, physicians handled eiRhl emerRency cases at the new hospital according to Sam Neal, director of cimimWlications . Seventeen emergency cases had been handled. by 2 p.m. Satur· day. Friday morning, the old hospital census count was 148. It was reduced to 78 by the time of the transfer. Fourteen ambulances and three ,emergency rescue squads were used in the operation. Each ambulance made approximately four !rips. Waugh-Halley-Wood and McCoy • Welherholt Funeral Homes of Galllpolls each furnished . two ambulance•. Others volunteer.ing their services were: Crow· Husseil Funeral Home and Wilcoxen Funeral Home, Pl. Pleasant; United Ambulance Intensive Care Unit, Ashland, Ky.; the New Haven, Racine and Mason Emergency Squads ; Elsnaugle, Mayhew, Rogers-Gaskeil and Jenkins Funeral Homes, Jackson County, Simons Funeral Home, Wellston, and Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy . Greg Bane, 14-year-<Jld son of Mr . and· Mrs. Gary Bane, Gallipolis, was the first patient to receive medicine at !he new center Saturday. First obstetrics patient admitted to !he new ·hospital was Mrs. Richard (Carolyn Merry) Plymale, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, and her one~ay old son, Christopher M. Plymale. First cardiac patient admitted to the (Continuo!<! on page 2) !he GalUpolls State Institute according to its parttime chaplain, the Rev. Robert Kllhn of Pomeroy. The pastor of Pomeroy's First BapUal Church, he spoke to the Middleport • Pomeroy Rotary Club Friday evening after dinner served by ladies of the church at Healh United Methodist Church. He Is ,employed 20 hours per week at !he in· sUtute . The Rev. Kllhn, also a Rotarian, F1REMEN TO MEET oversees all religious programs at the RUTLAND-A special meetlag of the Institute. Rutland . Fire Department has beea "I have become deeply Interested in called lor 7:30 p.m. Monday at the tile problems of the mentally retarded," he firehouse to discuss plans for establish· said, adding, "! am tempted to look forment of an. emergency sq111d for the ward to a day when working with these Rutland area. All members are urged unfortunate people is my main job." 18 attend !he planning session as well as The most tragic situations he finds at olher laterested persons from !he tile GSI is that many patients "are dumped Rutland area. tllef!;' ~ relatlvu and forgotten . Some of these ,fOlks never get so much as a card from their families ," he said. Anotller difficult problem is that the institute Is authorized to have two fulltime and one parttlme chaplain. The Rev. Mr. Kuhn is !he only chaplain, and only parttime . An encouraging prospect is the ~ courageous new methods of treatment and SILVER SPRING, Md. ( UPI) - Gov. \\ J ., care of the patients, according to !he George C. Wallace's opposition to tough l ' • speaker. To this he credited tile present gun control laws apparently has not Department of Mental Hygiene of Ohio, wavered despite !he shooting that nearly ,. and Dt. Bernard Niehm, superintendent of ended his life, an aide Indicated Saturday. GSI, a professional psycholoslst. "His position has not changed on '!'be speaker said there are prospects that," the Alabama govemor's deputy of being funded soon for the needed ad· press secretary, Elvin Stanton, said in diUolial chaplains, and an adequate staff answer to a question outside Holy Cross (now seriously short) . Hospital here where Wallace is Aresult of !he new attitude toward GSJ recuperating from the May · 15 patients is the employment of a group of assassination attempt. them by the Leading Creek Conservancy "He has given no indication that he District In job learning situations . has changed:'Bny position on any Issue BIG BIRD, friendlier of tile two "Many of these patients, If .treated including g1111 control. ' MISS HENNF.'JSY roblna, enjoYs perching on Mrs. Bet- properly, can return to society as useflll zlrc'a shoulder. citizens," the speaker said. RESOLUTION MADE With President C. E. Blakeslee Amsbary, Stethem Are presldin&, a resolution relative to tlle ~ • ., cona~tion project at th~ Gavin Plant at POMEROY _ Miss Bernadette talent phase in !he competition and the Champs in English 11 · Cheelih and Mel&s M.ine sites near Salem scholastic standins of contestants .will be . TUPPERS PLA1NS _ '!be Eas~rn Center was approved by the club. lfennessy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. taken ·Into consideration. Judging by a High School scholastic team of Melinda Prepared by attorney Bemard Fultz, it Thomas Hennessy, Pomeroy, Is the committee will be spiely on the basis of Amsbary and Dick ~~em won 1st place was dlacussed and passed afler having reigning Big Bend Regatta Queen. and appearance . m recent statewide Scholastic been presented informally a week ago by . Meantlm~, members of Ohio Eta Phi polaeGirls must be a graduate of high Achlev t Te1ta 10 · E Ush n Chapter of Beta Sigma PHi Sorority which emfeln · ng Is among John Reece, public affairs coordinator of_ head the selection of the queen is seeking school this spring o.r older. Those inhooIso ess than 391 studen (Division th G v1n Pl sc . an,;t ~resled in competing may contact Mrs. Ill) ~ e a . ,,. "entries for t)ie 1972 contest. ' Dr M tin . ~I read : Whereas the American Originady it was planned to open the Linda RlfHe, Pomeroy Route 2, 992-li072, · f ......... state s~~perm- Electric Power Company has proposed competition 'to a fouro(:ounty area by letter or phone. The queen and fiist and tenden1 o u ..~ "'""''• said more than le . . and Is tn the process 0 f cons truc·t'mg th e However the rules have now been. . second runnersup will be intrndueed at the 21 •000 ondaryyoung hoopeopla r,presenting 886 Oh1o James M. Gav.in Plant at Cheshire, Ohio, changed' so that the queen must be a annual frog ball on .June 17. .j sec sc entered Individual and · · team cOmpetiU1111 tn 11 subjeCt 'areas. · (Continued on pase 14) resident ·of Meigs Co~ty. 'lbere is no Robins Disdain Liying in Wild BY CHARLENE HOEFIJCH POMEROY - There may be bluebirds over the White Cliffs of Dover but Ulere are two wild robins in the kitchen of Mrs. Don (Barbara) Betzlng, Osborne St., Pomeroy . And while Mrs. Betzing doesn't use Dr. Doolittle's technique in talltlng to her featllered pals, she perhaps, In some way, communicates with !hem. Is It not fair to ask, why else have they refused to answer the "call of the wUd," preferring, ratller, the comfort and friendly security of Barbara's home. The two birds, known affectionately by the Betzing family as "Big Bird" and "Little Bird" have tllrlved on the tender loving care Uley 've received. Big Bird was adopted by the family about a montll ago after it was fOWld ap· parently abandoned on the sidewalk at the Betzing home. A short time later "Little Bird" was discovered in !he nearby former Sugar Run School yard by the Betzlng children. The birds, quite small at !he time, GALLIPOLIS Seventy-eight patients were transferred from the old Holzer Medical Center In Gallipolis to the new $21 million complex on Routes 35-160 Wallace Stanch On Gun Control Issue •• Sh e R eJ.OTJ.S as Queen !.'!?• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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