http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/3f1a5f7626b9ec1429f4e5030b606cf4.pdf 2adb0f64a6478ef3eaf1c997ecd03c18 PDF Text Text ! -The_Dally Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aprtl23, 1973 r----:---------------------~ I I Area Deaths Margaret Bailey Hidden . Certifi.ed closing ' 40 of 250 outlets Linescores I 1Contonued from Page I) By Unoled Prm lnlernaloonal 1 Naloonal League. I haY<! told h1m about the (ISt~ame ) Dean Walcutt, Execuhve St Louis 002 000 ooo-- 2 7 2 v A member of the Portland Watergate buggmg plans Pholo 002 700 oox- 4 9 1 •ce Presodent of Certified 011 Un1ted Method1st Church and - White House sources m- Cleveland. Foster 171 and Co, an Jndependent" , an11 dlcated the Pres•dent plans-'" Sommons · ·Car It on ( 3 2) an d nounced last week the closong , ""' Boone LP- Oeveland (0 ?) announce the resignations of a (l nd go~ me} of approxtmately 40 serv1ce Hat •e lawrence Precf:'dmg number of key adVlSers, as a St Lou•s. 000 000 OIG-- 1 5 1 s tations of Certtf1cd 's cha m of her 1n death also was her Ph 1 100 000 001 2 5o husband. Earl . a brother. and resultoftheWatergateinvesu.. G~~son (02 ) and McCarver . about 250. In additiOn , hours gatJon, poss.ibly Wlth!fl a few Ruthven. Wilson (8) and Ryan Will be cut at aJl company a SISter. Surv1vmg are a daughter, days' time. N'-on was Ill WP- WIIson (1 .0) HR- Schm11t operated stations These Mrs Alice Adams of Portland a (1 5 tl and sever al n1eces and seclusion today in the Bahamoves \I. ere taken tn vtew of a nephews mas, reportedly constdermg (1st tme) shortage of supply and to Funeral serv1ces will be held hts plans P1tl s h 200 040 013- 10 I' 1 preserve what product 1s Among those Ch1cago at 10 30 a m Tuesday at the 000 1021oo- 4 11 o .Rawl1ngs Coats Funeral Home reported posstbly leavmg lS ElliS, Rocket tJl and May . available for 1ts Independent 1n Middleport w1fh the Rev chief of staff H . R ·~ Bob " Pappas, Burns (6). Aker (7}, dealers, who must have thts ~~~!rn~1 tt ~r~~s th~ffp~~~~~n~d Haldeman . ~f~~~~j 1 Ln~!~~~~~~ ~~~ supply to survtve Thts wtll Cemetery Fnends may call at - The New York Times saad HRs- Stargell 2 (4 th & 5th I. mvolve the laymg off of nearly the fune-ra l home today from 2 G Gordon Uddy, one of the Robertson 2 (2nd & 3rd). 200employees, Walcuttsaad In to 4 and from 7 to 9 p m r- d ena 1 ( 1s t) further explanatoon, he satd co nv1c t e d Wa t erga t e con- \,..CCr (2nd game) spu-ators, had been passed Poltsbgh 000 000 030--- 3 7 3 "Our sales have mcreased word by the White House to tell ChJcago 401 041 lOx- 11 12 1 and this coupled WIth the fact 1 Blass, Johnson ( 4). McKee 1 all he knows about the case, but (S). Hernandez IlL Gulst 1 tB) that our suppliers are that LiddY has refused. and Sanguollen, Goggon (7) , allocatmg our supply of The Star-News quoted mves- Gura, Bonham ( 8) and Ru gasoline, necessitates th 1s dolph WP- Gura (1 01 LPtigators as saying that Kalm· Blass (0 11 HRs- Santo tlstl. actwn bach made payments from the Monday t3rdl. Stennelt tlstl, " In add1t10n , though t~e 2 retail pnce lor the btg otl [ Mrs Eugene Wackstrom of West Coast fund to Segretll,-\ Olover ( nd) rather than from Washmgton- (1St gm, 10 tnns> comp!mtes has been frozen, our Athens wtll present a program based funds as previously had Mil 010 000 000 12 6 0 costs have not been frozen and on creatavtty tn movement at . NY 000 000 001 0--- 1 3 0 the Tuesday mght meetmg of been believed. These payments Strohmayer. Mar sh a 11 (BL we have had mcreases m cost Frances Jewett the Middleport- Pomeroy Area have been said to have totaled Wa lker t 10) and Hump hrey, of as much as 7 cents per gallon Seaver' Henn igan I 10) and , over the past few months We POR TLA ND - Mrs Frances Bran ch of the Ameru:an $30 ' 000 to $40 '{)()() Grote WP- Marshal l {1-2) LP Jewett 96, d1ed Sunday The Star~News satd a Senate - Henn igan (0 11 have contmued to absorb these mornmg at her res1den ce here Assoc whon of Unavers tty subcommittee learned of the (2nd game) Women to be held at the 11je1gs 000 210--- 3 6 1 ·Museum on Butternut /\ve ; fund last fall but that the !on- MN oyn lrea l 01000 7 02300x- 13162 FAMILY TOGETHER dings were not dtsclosed It Renko. Jarvts (J), Gilbert Pomeroy, 7 30 p m 1 Se te (3), .Y.arshall {8) and Boccabel d th The REEDSVILLE Accompany1ng Mr s sal e i new specta na Ia. McAndrew, Stone (8) and tradat10nal Easter gathenng of W1cks trom here for the Watergate comnuttee now was Dyer WP- McAndrew ( 1 21 the fam1ly of the late Harry program wtl1 be several lookmg onto the matter. LP- Renko (1 1) HR- Ba oley . 1 Packens was held SundaYat the modern dancers She will also ThePostsrudthatNlXonwas (lsi) horne of Mr and Mrs Denver pr ese nt sli des of artastac advtsed m December and Allanta 000 010 021f-'- 3 11 1 Weber, Reedsvolle. Attendmg creativity throu gh physocal agam m January about C1nc1nnatl 030 120 OOx- 6 9 o Schueler (5 ), Harr rson were Mr and Mrs Weber, educati on Mrs Jeanne Bowen po ssible mvolvement of Mit- (7)Reed, and Oates, Gnmsley (3 0) By FRED DOWN Davad and Mark , Mr and Mrs and Mrs Maxme Philson have chell, hts one-hme campaign and Ben ~ h LP- Reed (0 3) UP! Sports Writer manager and former attorney H R!io- Concepc1on (2nd ), Oates Warren Ptckens, Mr and Mrs arranged the program Acquored from the Atlanl<l general, along Wlth Dean and ~ !~~)), Baker (2nd). Evans Ernest Whotehead, Jean, home At 8 p m the new bookmobile Braves an a wmter trad e that from Ohto State Umvers1ty, wall vtsat the museum and possobly others on the staff Ill San Fran 000 301 ()~)().---... 4 6 1 wasn't too popular wath Bal~ Jane and Jull, Reedsville, Mr. members of the orgamzatlOn the Watergate affall' Los Ang 010 000 010--- 2 6 0 timore fans, Earl Wallaams ts and Mrs Wtlham Meredtth and wall be g1ven a tour of the Barr. Moffitt (8) and Rader Messersmith , John (6), R1chert on a tear of five homers m h1s Roger , Beverly, Mr. and Mrs vehtcle Buswess of the (8) and Ferguson WP- Barr last stx ga mes and appears to Harold Sauer, Mary Ruth and meetmg w1ll mclude reports (2 I) LP- Messersmtlh (1 2) be govmg the OriOles the punch LOCAL TEMPS J oy, Moddleport H Rs- Maddox (1st), Ferguson from comm1ttees and a they lacked last season Temperature m downtown (4th) discussion of pohctes of the Wtlhams hat a two-run homer Pomeroy at II a m Monday Branch The board of directors San D1ego 003 000 000-- 3 7 3 was 65 degrees under ramy Houston 010 003 OOx- 4 6 0 of£ Jom Perry to produce a 2-2 woll hold an Important meetong skaes Norman , Ross (5), Miller (6) tae between the Onoles and at 7 p m precedmg the regular and Kendall. Reuss. York (9) T11~e rs Sunday and Baltimore Tomght & Tuesday and Howa rd, Edwards (7) WP Aprll23-24 meehng, Mrs Harold Sauer, went on to wm the game, 5-3, - Reuss (3 0) LP-Ross ( 1 1) prestden t, announces Walt Disney's wolh the help of Mtke Cuellar's THE WORLD'S Pleasant Valley Hospital Amencan League four~htt pttchmg and a threeGREATEST ATHLETE Otscharges Mrs Thornton {1st game) FUNERAL SERVICES (Techmcolorl Bos.ton 020 011 003- 7 12 1 base error by left-fielder Wtlhe Burgess , Pmnt Pleasant, Mrs Cleveland 010 001 204- 8 9 1 Hor ton Hor ton's error came tn ( G) LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) THE SILVER FOX T1ant. Bol1n ( 7), Curt1s (7) the th h th Funeral servtces wall be here Melvm Buck, Gallipolis Ferry, Siebert (9) and F1sk , Strom: SIX mmng w en e & SAM DAVENPORT Tuesday for Luther Dean Mrs Clod us Buck, Leon, Mrs Johnson (8) and Duncan WP- Onoles scored three runs to ( Techntcolor) Eagle, sports editor of the Albert Wolle, Pmnt Pleasant; Johnson (1 0) LP-S1ebert (0 take a lead they never lost lGl Adults $1 so Children: 75c The Red Sox beat the Loutsv1lle Couner-Journal, Mrs Davtd Atkmson and son, 11 HRs- Petrocello (Sih). Gam ble (2nd), Smith (3rdl. Bro Show Start~ 7 p. m Kentucky's largest rnornmg New Haven, Mrs Davtd Eads hamer (1st), Yastrzemsk1 Cleveland Ind1ans , 5-2, after an and ~on, Pmnt Pleasant; Edith (Jrd). Leitch (1st) newspaper. S..7loss the Mtlwaukee Brewers game) ' Suarze, Wmchester Ind ; ~trs (2nd Boston ooo 140 ooo-- 5 9 3 shaded the Yankees, 4-3, the Forrest Stover, Ashton, Cleveland 000 001 100--- 2 9 1 Kan sas Ctly Royals downed the Rtchard Franklm, Po1nt Moret, Bolin (6). Veale (6) Chicago Whtte Sox 6-1 after TWO EVENINGS Montgomery , Dunn1ng, ' ' Pleasant, Mrs. Warren and Lamb (5) and Ellis WP- Moret losmg the opener, 8--4 , the Sydenstncker, Southside, Mrs EACH WEEK t1 01 LP- Dunn lng CO 21 HR- Oakland A's mpped the CallWtlloam Dunn, Apple Grove; Spikes (.rtth) forma An gels, 3-2, and the Bruce Wray, Ashton ( lst game) Mmnesota Twms scored a 6-4 Ch1 cago 050 100 002- 8 13 2 tnumph ov'"e r the Texas RangKan C1ty 010 300 ooo- -4 10 2 Wood, Forster {6) and Bnnk ers 1n other AL games Veterans Memorial Hospital man Drago, Dal Canton (2) In the Natwnal League , It Saturday Admlsstons arid Taylor WP- Wood (3 2) was Philadelphia over St Mamte Buchanan, Pomeroy , LP- Drago 12 11 HRs- May Everett Cremeans, Coolvtlle; llsl) , Mayberry l41h). Jeter Louos, 4-2 and 2-1, Montreal 2 Ne" York 1 and New York 13 Jenme Holley, Pomeroy; Enc (11sld) 2n game) , 100 000 OOO-- 1 10 0 Montreal 3, ChlCago 11-3 over Walker, Langsville; Mary Chicago 010 221 OOx- 6 8 o Pottsburgh after a J().4!oss, San Ramey, Pomeroy; Jessie Kan Coty Gossage. O'Toole (7) , Acosta Francasco 4 Los Angeles 2 Whote, Rutland, Barbara (8) and Bnnkman Wnght, II ' ouston 4 San D1ego 3 and Clark, Wolkesvolle and Tyron Garber (7) and l-lealy WPMONDAY EVENING Wnght (1 0) LP- Gossage (0 Cmcmnata 6 Atlanta 3 Patterson, Mtddleport " I don ' t ha,ve a homer-htttmg Saturday Doscharges - l) AND TUESDAY EVENING 000 011 200-- 4 10 o formula, " satd Walltams after Hollie Hayes, James Profitt!, Texas 5to9 3Q-S2 50 all youcaneat, (or AJ a Carte) 000 t 14 OOx- 6 7 1 the game " If f d1d I'd sell 11. Geraldtne Van an , Thomas Monn Bosman, Stanhouse (6), Hud Varaan . Joseph Petit, Carroll son (6) and Billings, Blyleven, It'S true my homers carne m Wh1te, Clarence Norns, Erma Corbm (7) and M1fterwald WP streaks and that th1s as a very - Biyleven (231 LP- Bosman fast start for me " Smtih, Barbara McMahon , ( 1 3) HRs- Killebrew (1st). Horton, who doubled m AI Nellie Pnce, Lawrence Smith, Burroughs (2nd) Kahne to give the Ttgers a J..2 Mam1e Buchanan, Dorothy C10 tnnmgsl lead m the s1xth mnmg, let Don Sullivan , Arlos Casto and Cal 000 001 001 o- 2 7 0 Oak 010 010 000 1- 3 12 o Baylor's smgle go through htm Tracy Salers Ryan, PerranoskJ (9) and 1n the bottom of the frame m Sunday Adrnasswns Stephenson, Torborg (8), Hun Charles Hupp , Carroll, fer , P1na (8), Knowles (8) and Rebecca Sm1th, Middleport, Fosse WP- Pma (2 1) LPPerranoskl (0 1) HRs- Bando, Howard Largent, Syracuse, Valentme, McCraw GeOrge Cummms, Racwe; Dnnk.s and W1de Menu Detro1t 000 201 ooo- 3 4 1 Dessert Extra Larry Casto, Galhpohs, Salt Cho1ce 000 203 OOx- 5 6 2 Hennetta Robmson, MidPerry, Timmerman (8) and dleport, Lyle Hysell, Freehan. Cuellar {1 2) and Order our regular menu every ntght 5 to 10 W1lllams LP- Perry (2 1) HRs Pomeroy; Grace Gloeckner, - Williams (5th) Pomeroy; Cectl Queen, 010 002 DOO-- 3 7 I Galhpohs, Walter Jewell, New York Mllw ODD 100 30x- 4 8 1 Dexter; Jason QmHen, Racme; Debbte Adkms, Pomeroy and Mary Queen, Gallipolis Sunday D1scharges ?H 992-3629 POMEROY Charles Hupp and Aaron Your Right to Know LeWIS and be mtormed of the fun C tlotiS of your•government are entbod ted 1n publiC notices In that self government charges all CitiZens to be 1nformed , th is newspaper urges every Ci tizen to read and study these not1ces we strong ly adv1se those Citizens seek1ng further 1nforrnat1on, to exerciSe the1r r1ght of access to publi C records and public meet1ngs " I've dec1ded agamst pamtmg the town ' red' - II 1 ust takes too much 'g reen ' NOTICE to do the 10b nght" B1ds w tll be r-ecE!1ved by the unders1gned at the Law Office of Bernard V Fultz, Pomeroy Naftona l Bank Buildtng , COMPLETELY INSTALLED Pomeroy , Oh10 , unttl Saturday WALL TO WALL Apnl 28, 1973, for the sate of the W1th Hea• y Foam Rubber Pad Any color you may need Charles Hyatt property , Situated tn the V1llage of 1or a particular pamt 1ob Mrddleport. cons1sting of (l ) A can be found at the home of ALL Includes. 12'xl5' Living Rm vacant lot used as a trailer 9'xl2' Bedroom the " FRIENDLY ONES" FOR space located on North Second Avenue, and (2) Res idence real (and 1t doesn't take a lot of 3'xl2' Hall ONLY estate IOcllted at 791 North the " green stuff" to do the Second Avenue , Middleport , tob, e1ther) Quality 501 nylon carpehng w1th heavy foam rubber pad, expert tack less Ohto , on WhiCh IS located a s1x 1nstal latlon Cho•ce of colors All work guaranteed See Wendell Grate for room house W+lh bath Terms of sate, cash 1n hand on fh1s Puy, or free eshmate on any carpet 1nstallat1on day of sale All b1ds wilt be • sub1ect to olpproval by th e Probate Court and th e rtght tS rese rv ed to re1ect any and all bidS RUTLAND, 0 HARRIETT HYATT , adm 1n•stratr•x of 1hel Estate of Charles Hyatt , deceased 14 ) 16, 18, 20. 23, 15, 11 , 6•c Funeral servtces for Mrs Margaret Ann (Magg1el Batley, 90, Middleport RD I, who d1ed Saturday at the Arcadia Nursmg Home '" Coolville, w1ll be held at 2 p m Tuesday at the Raw11ngs Coats F vne ral Home Mrs. Batley was born March 23, 1883. tn Middleport, lhe daug hter of the tate W1H1am and Margar et Wilkinson Thompson She was also pr,eceded 1n death by her husband, Harry . a son. Wilham tour brothers, a11d two ststers Survtvtng are a son, Clarence A Ba1 ley Columbus . two daughters, Mrs Jennte Hoppes. Columbvs, and Mrs Clarence <Evelyn ) Murray of M1ddleport RD 1. five grand chil dren , two great · graridchlldren, and two great great grandchildren Mr s Bailey was a member of the Bradbury Church of Chnst Off1C1atmg at the serv1ces will be Mr Roy W Carter Bunal will be 1n Riverview Cemetery Fnends may call at the funeral home fr om 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 th1s even1ng • l of the WSCS of that church.. she was born here Dec S. 1876. the da~hter of the late Joseph and ,;;J Jf Dancers will come Tuesday cost mcreases, but even at outlets first and the these extremely htgh cos t f1gures, su£ft ctent product ~ still not ava1lable to Certo(ted ' or other mdependent marketers ~>Our company can foresee less than 80 per cent or our needed supply for the next few monthS".· Other independent co mpam~s are m the same position and thts 1s gomg to effe ct the consumer adversely smce tremendous increases m costs or gasolln~ and wtth ooly a hmated amount ava1lable at that, we are caught m t.he maddle of a gigantic VICe Thts so tuahon has been cre~ted by ompossoble federal ed1cts on both energy pQltcJes and ecology standards . These restn cta ons have hampered even the maJor ml compames fr om Increasing reftnm g capacity and crude productiOn - hence, the shortage 11 The big ml compames have always supphed the Independents In a penod of supply shortage, they wtll naturally supply thetr own In· dependent wtll ~uffer . , <~ Import quotas have now been removed However, there IS only about one-half cent per gallon tax on crude oil for the maJor compames, but about l 11" cent per gaJlon on rmished MEIGS THEATRE NOW BUFFET DINING The "MEIGS INN which the Onoles scored three runs Cueller 1 1-2, yae lded four htts, struck out three and walked three Ron Lollch's grand slam homer off rehever Sonny Saebert wtth two out m the mn th hfted the Indtans to thetr hrst-game wm over the Red Sox, "ho took a 7-4 lead wtth the atd of Carl Yastrzemskt's tw o-run homer m the top of the mmng Tommy Harper's tworun songle hoghllghted a fourrun hfth-mmng rally wh1ch enabled the Red Sox to wm the second game and gam the split J ohn Vukovach's three.run homer off reliever Sparky Lyle an the seventh mmng gave the Brewers the1r vLctory and saddled the Yankees' relle£ potchon g sl<lr of 1972 With hts second straaght loss thts year Ray Newman shut out the Yankees for the last two mmngs to earn the save Wolbur Wood raiSed h1s record to 3·2 behond a 13-hlt Whtte Sox attack, whtch mcluded four hots by John Jeter and a key two-run double b) Chuck BrtnJman plus a three-run homer by Carlos May, as the ha rd-ha ttmg Ch1cago club won the hrs t game 2 ROOMS AND HALL RUTLAND FURNITURE ~ • zs near - Electr1c Co., Middleport. Edward Burkett, center, president, conducted a com auction at last mght's sesston. Seated on the left is Don Thomas, . secretary, and Davtd Gerard ' treasurer ts at nght OH KAN Coin Club moved 1ts meetmgs to Middleport Monday mght Tbec lub w1ll meet at 8 p.m. on the fourth Monday of each month at Uie Columbus and Southern Oh10 t ;. ·:·:-.!·.·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·: :•.;: :;. : :· ::::::·::::;:::;:::·:;.·:;:·:.:·:;··:;:·:· 0, •.·:~-: . ,. ;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;. : :;:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: WASHINGTON (UP[)- The annual amount of the average family spends on U S farm foods JUmped $49 or 3 5 per cent m March to a record $1,458, Agriculture Department reports showed today. Department statistics also showed the cost of the fam1ly market basket - enough fooc to feed the average Amencan household of 3.2 persons - was up $157 over March, 1972 Government officials also reported: - Beef prtces la's t month rose to a record average $1 35 a pound, compared to $1 30 a month earher The average pnce per polUid was up 16.8 per cent over a year ear11er ,..- Retail pork prices tn March htt a new record of $1.03 a pound, up 6.1 per cent from a month earlier and 29 7 per cent above a year earher. -The Janner 1S share of the consumer food dollar rose from 43.1 cents m February to 44 5 cents m March, the highest smce early 1954 The cost of tbe market basket, wh1ch is based on U.S farm foods and which omtts 1tems hke sea food and liil~ ports, was calculated tn~ dependently by newsmen from government food pnce Indexes. Reta1l and price-spread fig. ures reported for several other foods mcluded· Milk- the reta1l proce for a half gallon was 61.9 cents m March, unchanged from BY FORMFIT ROGERS Neat as o p1 fe of poker ch1ps th1s West Nord Ho bunch of wsp yo ung tncots 1s non clmg Wear Dated Ultron 8 wh~eh makes them extra spec1al Neat ly slitched an d ta tl o,red n1ceand leon os teqns [At o fme $9 each, couldn t you have all ohree?l S•zes P S M t Lmgerie Dept., First Floor. Shop our complete selection of Formfit . Rogers Sleepwear, Slips, Panties and Foundations. Open Week Days 9:30 to 5 p.m. Shop Fridays and Saturdays 9:30 to 9 p.m. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY February and 3 per cent above a year earher Tomatoes- retail prices averaged 48.9 cents a pound, down 5 6per cent from February but 22 9 per cent above a year earlier. Eggs- retatl pnces for grade A large eggs averaged 65 4 cents a dozen , down 3.5 per cent from February but 27 per cent above a year earlier The Agnculture Deparhnent report earned a note stating that several retail prtce ftgures had been dropped from the monthly publicatiOn '' to prevent duplication" smce th ey are published earlier m the month by the Labor Department Some officials pnvately h~nted, have however, that a nwnber of Slmtlar reVISIOnS In the Agnculture Department publicatiOn amounted to a calculated effort to soften the 1mpact of repeated publicity about nsmg food prtces ' ' Our New VACATION •• Savihgs Plan \ Farmers Bank & Savings Co. . POMEROY, OHIO Member of Federal Reserve System $20,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor ··=-=-=-=··· . ... , .. • . ...•.. •.·... . ···:·:·· : : :-:·:·:·:·:·:-:· . .•..· ........... 1Newsu in BrzefsJ: CLUB The wide-awake bank makes itallsoensy,. ~ r;m·»"-: a gallon donor Nurses ass ashng were Charles Vaughan, LPN , Mary Armes, LPN, Naomt London, LPN, and Teresa Collins, RN Doctors att.endmg were Dr Aaron Boonsue, Dr Lewts Te1le, Dr. Raymond Boace and Dr Ray Ptckens The canteen was served by the Rock Sprongs Better Health Club woth Mrs Chfford By United Press International BALTIMORE-AMERICAN MOTORISTS wtll face gasoline priCes of 60 to 70 cents a gallon next year because of the con~ tmwng energy cnsi~, accordmg to an assoctatwn of 350 Maryland mdependent gas statlons Charles T. Gladstone, chairman of the board of the Maryland Independent Retail ServiCe Station oDealers Assoctallon, sa1d Monday the refusal of maJor 011 compames to 1mport foreign petroleum IS cuttmg supplies to mdependent dealers and may force many Of them OUt Of busmeSS "ThiS Wtll leave the door w1de open for a prtce mcrease due to lack of competition," he satd ' 1If the current cnhcal sttuatton contmues, prtces over 60 to 70 cents a gallon next year will be common " WASHINGTON -THE FARMERS HOME Admtmstrallon has been ordered to act1vate an emergency Credit program to make low-mterest loans avmlab1e to farmers m designated disaster areas President N1xon signed the program Into law last week to replace a more generous, nat1onw1de Joan program he suspended last December. Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butz, m 1ssuong the order Monday, sa1d farmers m areas covered by PrestdentJaJ D•saster ProclamatiOns w111 become ellgtble llliinediately for emergency loans at 5 pet mterest rate AN ESI'IMATED S,IMMI FLOOD-DISPLACED _persons watted today for thelr submerged lands to reappear as the rampagmg MISSLsstppt River rolled southward under suMy skies and drymg WindS. But the m1ghty rtver, st)ll burdened by alinormal sprmg rams, buried more than 1,400 mlles along 1ts course from Iowa to the Gulf o£ MeXICO at New Orleans The Natwnal Weather SerVICe said record h1gh crests or the Misstsstppl and Its tnbutanes were sllll m store for .many towns along the way . The highest flood crest In history - 43 feet was predicted Thursday for St lJ:Juls, where floodwaters were already lappmg at the grassy slope leading up to the tall Gateway Arch. I Present action by Chase Is to haul loll dort to shore up the weakened Stde of the lagoon toward the nver The lagoon, one of the few in OhiO approved by the State Departlnent of Health, was put mto servJct approxliilately stx years ago It serves the Middleport sewage system, l<lktng the place of a treatment msta llation wh1ch ts usually reqmred. Coun c1l receiVed a letter from lhe Valley Lumber Co requestmg that an alley be closed between Mulberry and Ash Sts Mayor Zerkle sa1d that 1t ts the common practice for land mvoJved 10 such a closure !<> go to the adJacent property owners on a 5b-5o bas1s He asked councol to study the request before the next meeting He also asked councilmen to Inspect the lagoon Council approved a recipro ca l protecfton agreement between the Middleport Ftre Departlnenl and the Bashan Fore Department pendmg approval or the Moddleport company Clerk· Treasurer Gene Grate (Conbnued on page 8)\ Devo)ed To The Interests OJ The Meigs·MtL•on Area . :.VO:.:L: . .:X.: .:X.:. .V~N0::_:_7_ _:_::PO::::M~ER_::O_:_Y·::::MI~DO~L~EP:::_DR::,:T.:_:.O~H~IO~-~ _T_UE_SD_A...:. Y,_A_PR_lL...:2:..::4•_::1:.:.97..: .3_ _ _ ___:_P:.:.::HD::_:N::..E::,:9.9:.: _2-~21::-56~---- TEN CENTS Nixon clentency denied WASHINGTON (UPI) - The speak for the Pres1dent," he !tal electwn "We have legal fee money for you '' White House UlSlsted today satd McCord as one of seven men McCord, accordmg to the that Prestdent Naxon never fAcmg pnson for the break-In transcript, sa ad he asked made any offer of a shortened Jall term m return for silence and buggmg of Democratic " what goes along w1th it''" McCord contmucd, "He put ot from Watergate conspirator natwnal headquarters last June 17 There have been thts way - 'everybody 's James W McCord . Accordmg to testimony by recurrmg allegations that at naturally mterested m knowmg McCord to a grand JUry m- least some of the men were whether you're gomg to keep money and qmet ' >~ vestogatmg the Watergate-a promased McCord sa1d he accepted transcript of which was ob- asstir a nee of pardons or tamed by colummst Jack clemency 1f they kept silent • money for legal fee~ for the forthcommg troal but did not Anderson - the wafe of E about detatls of the plot Howard Hunt, a coMcCord has testified both conspirator, told McCord before the grand jury and Senate mvestlgators smce tell<~executlve clemency" would be avatlable to h1m after a year mg the tnal JUdge last month RACINE - Teachers were m Jail tf be pleaded guilty and that others bestdes the seven employed by the Southern were mvolved tn the case and remamed stlent. Only the President can grant that pequry was comm1tted at Local School Dtstnc\ Board of Education Monday mght at the executive clemency from a lhetr January tr1al Tile transcript of McCord's h1gh school federal prtson sentence Reemployed were Leah Ord, Gerald L Warren, deputy testunony before the grand John Dudding, Bob Spurlock, Wlute House press secretary, Jury. obtamed by Anderson, Ph1llops , James was asked about the matter showed that McCord tesllf1ed Tom that admttted co-conspirator Lawre nce, Delores Wolfe, thts mormng and declared E Howard Hunt, who pleaded ~~ There was absolutely no discussiOn wath the Prestdent guolty to all charges, told him on thas matter Nor was there last year, pnor to the prestdenany offer from the President." Asked 1f anybody else Ill the Wlute House could have been mvolved many such promtse to McCord, Warren hmtted his Me1gs County Aud1tor, Gordon H Caldwell, today sl<ltement to N1xon htmself " I urged Ohto State Legoslators to support Senate Btll 166 whtch Shenff Robert C Har- would elunmate the Irtcome tenbach 's Dept mvestlgated section of the Homestead Act. two acc14ents Monday The btl! would also gtve a flat Leafhett, chairman At 3 p m on SR 124 tn $5,000 reductaon m taxable Clenca1 workers were Mary Salisbury Twp , Thomas R va lue for each homemaker 65Nea se, Jean Nease, Grace Cross, 20, Gallipolis, and Clyde years-of-agc or older Drake, Jean Sayre, Juamta E Triplett, 23, Syracuse, were Under the present law for Sayre, I Lulabelle Hampton, traveling northwest when the Homes tead Exemptions, there ElOise Whote, Joyce Hoback, Cross's vehacle hat a large 1s a reduction an taxable Martha Lou Beegle, Clara water hole causmg htm to lose 'Valuation rangmg from 40 pet Mcintyre, Beulah Strauss, control The Tnplett vehocle to 70 pet , dependmg upon Emma K Clatworthy, Elva cut to the left, strtkmg the mcome of the homeowner and Dalley, Helen Pickens and Cross car in the left sade spouse Highest reductwn 15 for Manlyn Harper Loadmg and There was very hght damage mcome of S2,000 or less No unloadmg of the eqUipment to both vehacles, and no m~ reduction 1s allowed for mcome was by BtU Nease and Boy JUraes or arrests or $11.000 or more Scout Troop No 249 Caldwell sald that, "Senate Monday at 3 50 p m tn Donabons were made Rac1ne at the mterscclion of Btll 166 woll protect elderly 1Continued on page 2) Pearl and Third Streets two homeowners from getttng cars colhdcd They were droven by Jeffrey E Wendorf, Racme, Rt 1, who was stopped at the lntersectwn, when a car draven by Francis E. Morns, RaCine, Rt I, pulled from a parkang space and struck the Wendorf vehtcle . The 120-plece Me1gs H1gh Thre were no mjurtes and no . RIO GRANDE School band ,wlil be presented c1tataons assued There ' was Currt culwn changes to provJde m concert at 8 p m Thursday ll g ~t property damage more occupatJQnal courses and at-the htgh school aud1toraum ftnan caal ass istance to A varted program has been deservmg students m the form prepared for the concert to be of scholarshtps have been dtrected by Dwtght Goons asked by the Commumty Fred Ruth, assistant d1rector, College Board of Trustees of will dtrect one number Rt o Grande College Included on the program Will be John Tangenhorst 's Btll Slavens, Jackson atJtmmy Boggs, a guard, was 11 "Tanglewood Overture , presented the most valuable torney and prestdent uf the R10 Bach's " Anoso", ' 1Folk Song player trophy and the foul Grande Commumty College Sutte " b) R Vaughan shootwg trophy by Head Board of Trustees, sa1d today, Wtlhams, Mozart's '~ The Basketball Coach Carl Wolfe at' "We realize the Ohoo Board of Magtc Flute" , "A Northern the annual basketball banquet Regents has tabled action on Legend," b~ Alfred Reed; held at Metgs H1gh School our off•coal Commumty College plan, but we feel the young highlights from the popular recenUy. "F1ddler on the Roof," and Coach Wolfe also presented people 1n GaJlta , Jackson, another pop trpe presentatwn, c<nter Blil Chaney the Me1gs and Vmton Countaes "Sounds of Sonny and Cher " reboundtng trophy and forward deserve ~he same educatJOn31 Completong the program woll Mike Sayer the bes t de£ensove opportumties as those livmg an other parts of the state, and we be " Dtemeaster Sanger" by player trophy want to help them now " \Vagner as arranged by 1 Others who dtd not recetve To help them now the Osterlong If tome perm1ts, two awards, but were presented or three other short pop trophae~ were Mark Werry, Commumty College Board numbers wtll be added Anuy Vaughan, R1ch Bailey, asked the Roo Grande Truslees' The public IS tnvtted There Boll Vaughan and Floyd for changes an the curn culum ts no admiSSIOn charge and finan coal asS<starlce to Burney Tax increase? Of course not, even if needed! ,. ~ pledge to keep qwet He satd WASHINGTON (UPI) - An administration :~ Hunt's wtfe- who was later < et'Onomlst, who concedes the economy IR growing too fast, killed in an atrlmer crash m Clucago- ratsed the matter of ::i says a tax Increase Is being considered as one means of ~~ ·:~ stlence at a meetmg wlth him :·. slowing Inflation. Nov 30 :: da "Weln are studying the po88ibllltleo of Inflation· mpen g actions," Chairman Herbert Stein of McCord sa1d !hat he mter- ·:· preted her message to Ute :; President Nixon's Council of Economic Advisers said :·:· Watergate defendants as being :: Monday, "and somelblng In the tax fteld would be a :;:· ,.,. "theo·e wasn't gomg to be any :;: natural thing to consider." Stein, however, replied when asked lf his council was .·-~~­ more money unless you fellows :~; ., recommending a tax Increase now that 11 no, we are not." .· agree to plead guolty and take il....... . ... .............. ~·· ······ (Contonued on page 8) . . . . .... . . ······=-=· ···:·.·:.:·.·.·:-x-:-.·:·:·.····· ...·:-:·:·.::·:·.·::··:·.·:·:···:·:-.·:·: :-::-:···:· ·: : , .••. :···:·:·:::·:·;~ ,, j :[_[_:',:i_ ·. .. T eache s r employed by Southern Farne Gaul, Jean Alktre, Barbara Lawrence, Roger Roush, James Wlckhne, Pauhne H1l1, Charles Baer, John Honkata and Joyce R1tchie Other teachers now working m the dastnct ire under contracts whtch do not exp1re th1s year Carla Salser Caldwell wants Damages tax revision are light Blood given on Monday Soxty-£tghl pmts of blood were recetved Monday at the Pomeroy Elementary School in a regular vtslt of the Red Cross Huntmgton Dastr1ct Bloodmobile Of them , 50 were gtven as replacement There were 14 first tlme donors Emma Adams became a SIX gallon donor, Dorothy Douglas and Demaree Sexson two gallon donors, and Make Brown way en tine • jjump $49 You Make 49 Payments, We Pay the 50th gzvz~g There ts tmnunent danger stde of the rectangular lagoon. 1 that the Moddleport sewage Congressman Clarence lagoon may " break loose" Mtller has l,>een mformed of the dum pmg an estimated 280 danger Mayor John Zeri<Je mtlhon gallons or sewage tnto sa•d Mtller has ond1cated a b1ll the Ohto RlVer, ~ tn Congress would provtde Matntenancf Supervasor some relief to towns suffermg Harold Chase-told Middleport losses and prOblems due to the V11lage Council Monday mght erosaon or the Ohao Raver. hLS crew has been employed at Only recently, a portton of the lagoon s1te man attempt to the upper parkmg lot 1n strengthen weak places There Pomeroy along the Ohto Raver IS no help apparently forth. ga ve way cmmng from the U. S Corps of ft was agreed at last mght's Engmcers who have been meeting that Middleport ts m contacted about the problem ·no pos1hon to meet the cost of y,. htch ts ca used by the erQs1Dn correcting the eros1on problem of the nver bank along the east or the loss or Its sewage liigoon !Food costs Our bank turns your savmgs dollars mto a skilled labor forCe Under our w1de awake superVISIOn, money m our new Vacat1on Club savings accounts earns a n~ee d ide d Thts 1s the easy way to plan tltlle vacation you've always wanted Why not t •v 1 "1 complete defatls' Do 1t now , s op n or • • . CLUB MOVED - After 11 years in Pomt Pleasant, the BEGINNING TUESDAY, MAY 1 I .,.. l product which mtghl be unported by independents There IS also a great lack 0£ shippmg tonnage to transport roretgn prod uct and not enough refonertes •~ the United States to handle 11 even if we could get 1t he re •t PUBLIC NOTICES · CARPET SPECIAL I. t J Williams gives 0 rzo • l es punch ""' • • smaller Homestead rl>ductwns If Soc1al Security or pension mcrease push them mto a htgher mcome bracket ''The wage earner who gets a rmse m salary does not have his real estate taxes mcreased because of the raose," Caldwell saod "Yet that os what the The ftrst sessiOn of VIM, a present Homestead Act does to the person who gets an an- heallh education program for crease m Socaal Securtty or semor clt1zens, wall begm at 10 Penston and Ftnd himself m a m Fnday at the semor cittzen s center m the old another bracket " County Aud1tor Caldwell satd Pomeroy Jumor Htgh School. All persons 55 years of age or that the new bill bemg studied by the Ohio Senate has the older, retired or not , are endorsement of the OhiO cordially mv1ted The first of the ftve weei<Jy County Auditors Association "The elderly homeowners in programs wtll be on "Safety m Ohto deserve th1s tax break," Every Day Ltvmg" There wtll be three short fllms relatmg to he satd the subJect The hrst, "Step concert set &ggs, Chaney, Sayre rewarded • received from Delbert Ours for a custodtan post and John P Ptckens to work on furnaces. A letter mvttlng the supenntendent and the board clerk to a meettng m Columbus on May 8 was received from the Ohio Assn of Local School Superintendents Supl Ralph Sayre recommended that the new supenntendent, Ord, attend the sessiOn wtth the clerk. Sayre reported on a recheck or average daily attendance m the district whtch md1cated that enrollment 1s up over last fall If the trend continues, it Will mean addotlonal state mcome to the diStrict (Contmued on page 8) First VIM set Community College asking more voc-ed, st:u dent aid Meigs hand ' was also employed as a teacher pendmg certification The board approved a f1eld tnp for Elrst, second, th1rd and fourth graders of the Portland Elementary School to GaJltpohs m May 'l'he teachers are Joyce Rttchle and Betty Wilson The restgna hon of Bob Ord as basketball coach was accepted Ord was named superintendent of the distr1ct on Apnl12 He was selected for lhe post from a fteld 1of 17 appilcanl,, 11 IS reported . The board also accepted the resognatlon of Deborah Wells as custoc:han or the Portland Element.ry School as of May 16 Letters of application were students m the four county Commumty College D1strtct at Frtday1s regular meeting of the Rto Grande College Board Slavens sa1d he felt confiden t the Ohw Board of Regents would act favorably on the Commun1ty College Plan, but that the board of trustees dtd not want to lose an entire sc hool year 's educatiOnal opportunity for students m the dtstrtct wh1le they waited for approval from the state. The Commumty C,ollege Board asked R10 Grande to tnclude more occupatw.nal courses m t.hetr curraculum for the commg year They would ltke to see a Secretarial Scaence course, perhaps a course m forestry and other {)(:Cupatlonal courses offered m add olo on tu the 1Medtcal Laborator( Techmctan course already m extstence at the 1 college Fmancaally , the c omrnumty College boa~d members want RIO Grande College to make scholarship mon~y available to students m the four county Communoty College district so they could attend the pnvate college next year and contmue to live m the area . The request made by the Community College Board, if approved, would help Implement at least a part of the total Community College PJan for the next fall term at Rto Grande College. Th1s reqQest was brought about after the state Board of Regents tabled the motion to create a Community College at Rto Grande on Friday, Ap'rtl 13, m Columbus Members of the Community College board felt the new mdustry m the d1stroct, and proJected growth of the dtstrict, created an urgency that should be considered now, rather than wa1t for state a chon ' Lightly" 1s Rarrated by John Daly the former master or ceremomes on TV's "What's My Lme" 'l'he second f1tln deals w1 th accadents whtch mtght have been prevented, the thtrd wtth ftre prevention. Joe Struble, a local authonty on safety and ftrst a1d, wtll comment on the program and answer questions. The remammg four sessaons wtll deal w1th health problems mcludmg - redutmg the rtsk of heart attacks and strokes, health quackery, recogmtion of cancer s1gns, glaucoma, cataract, hearmg loss, root problems, mental health and foods and nutnhon Particapants may attend any or all or the sesstons . However, those at tendong all of the sesstons will receave a wallet s1zed certif1cate of attendance sogned by Bernard N'ash, executive secretary of the NRTA and the AARP . Those plannong to attend the first session Frtday are asked to call 992-711llfi, 992-7684, 9853542 or 985-3360 I I First clinic is 1-n Chester.today A comprehens ive Vlston, hearmg and speech clime ts ' beong conducted thts week for all pre-school ch1ldren m ~e1gs • County under the d1rect1on of MarJ9r1e Manuel, techmcian for the Me1gs County Health · Departlnent. The clime ts a! the Chester Firehouse today, at the M•~­ dleport F1re StatiOn \Vednesday and ·at the Racme Baptist Church Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p m �2....!The Daily S.mtmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, 1973 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE A predictiOn , Wttbm a year or so, baseball's National League wtll hurry to adopt the des~gnated-hitter rule now berng used by the Amertcan League, and wtthin four or ftve years, the rule wtll be poppmg up all over baseba,ll, down to the sandlots and Uttle League ftelds It wtll succeed because tl IS a success The baseball non-fans out there who have nothing better to do than read thiS column deserve a word of explanation Here 's one Baseball IS a lot of fun to play or watch While tt has fme pomts that titillate the mtellect, tl really comes down to one objective, however A specialized thrower of baseballs lrtes to deltver the ball to the batter m such a way that he cannot hit the ball well, if at all The hitter on the other hand, does the oppostte - trymg to get a base htl, regardless of the pitcher's proftetency Since the ptlchers are patd to throw they generally never learn to hit, and watching the ptlcher bat m a major league game IS about as mterestmg as watching pamt dry ThiS year, the Amertcan League def,.d tradttion (baseball IS literally ai:lut wtth tradttion ) and started a new thmg Instead of lettmg the pttcher htt (usually an automatic out), they're permttting a designated player, who ts a goOd httler, to bat m his place Thus, good htllers who are slowed down by age, tnflrnllty or the ability to catch fly balls, can add more action to the game, and the pttcher can keep on domg hiS thing which IS to pttch the ball, not hit tl After a couple of weeks, the destgnated hitters weren't setting the world on fire, but they are deftmtely an Improvement over the old system They were domg something that baseball needs provtdmg action, m h1ttmg, runrung and scormg I ptcked a random day early m the season, and just spotchecked what the DH's had done on that parltcular day I thtnk tl proves my pomt In the Baltimore Detroit game, DH Tommy Davts broke up the game, gettmg two htts m ftve times at hal, scormg two runs and driVIng m two more, mcluding the gamc-wrnrung htl Detrmt used one DH, who got one hit Ill two at-bats, then replaced him wtth Frank Howard, who w~s hitless Ill two turns In the Cleveland-New_)!ork contest, John Lowenstem batted three tunes w1th one htl, and Johnny Callison had a h1t and two runs batted m for the Yankees m four appearances As Mrn nesota and Califorma played, the results were zilch, wtth hoth the twms ' Tony Oliva and the Angels' Bob Ollver hitless m four lrtps each to the plate Angel Mangual of the world champ Oakland team got only one h1l m s1x at-bat. as the A's met Chicago, put he drove m three runs and scored two more, whtle the Whtte Sox' Mtke Andrews had one htl m lour trtps Texas' Rtco Carty went httless m f1ve at-bats (as most Texas players do) , bitt the Rangers opponents, the Kansas City Royals, got a hit m two trtps up from Gall Hopkms, plus two runs scored The battmg average for these designated hitters for this parbcular day tsn't unpresSive- only 195, but even that's about 125 pomts better than most pitchers hit More unportant than the S-for-41 battmg average IS the fact that DH's produced ltve runs scored and seven runs batted Ill That'smore than some pttchers produce m a lifetime - and tt's good for the game Long llve the deSignated htlter I Television Log TUESDAY APRIL24 1973 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 13 15 Truth or Con seq 6 Sesame St 20 Around The Bend 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 15 I Dream of Jeannie 13 lnstght 33 7 00 - What s My Lme 8 I ve Got A Secret 13 Elec Co 20 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 10 Untamed World 13 Henry Fonda 3 TV Honor Soctetv 15 7 30- To Tell The Truth 6 Prtce Is Rtght 8 10 Beat The Clock 13 People & The Press 15 RFO 20 Earthkeepmg 33 Ctrcus 4 8 00 - Maude B 10 Book Beat 33 Ohto Thts Week 20 Movie Isadora 3 4 15 Cricket In l hmes Square 6 13 8 30 - Hawau Ftve 0 8 10 Btll Boyers Journal 20 33 Man Without a Country 6 13 9 30 - Black Journal20 33 CBS Playhouse90 10 00 - Marcus Welby M 0 6 13 New$ 20 Amenca 3 4 15 B1ography 33 1100 - News3 4 8 13 15 11 30 Johnny Carson 3 4 15 P1cture of Doria Gray 6 13 Mov1e Model Shop 8 l1 50- Mov1e Model Shop 10 1 00 - Your Health 4 News 13 1 30 - News 4 WEDNESDAY APRIL2S 1973 00 ~ Sunnse Semmar 4 Sacred Heart 10 15 - Farmt1me 10 Engltsh 3 20 - Farm Report 13 25- Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Columbus Today 4 B1ble Answers 3 Urban League 10 The Story 13 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 News 6 Jeffs Coll 1e 13 7 Jo-Sieepy Jeffers 8 Romper Room 6 Rocky & Bullwmkle 13 Pope{.e 10 8 00 - Cap Kangaroo 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Lass1e 6 8 30 - Jack La La nne 13 New Zoo Revue 6 Romper Room 8 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D1xon 4 Phil Donahue 15 What Every Woman Wants to Know 3 Concentration 6 Capt Kangaroo 8 Fnendly Junchon 10 Ben Casey 13 9 30 - Elec Co 33 To Tell the Truth J Jeopardy 6 Hollywood Talkmg 10 10 00 - Dtnah Shore 3 15 Columbus Stx Calltng 6 Jokers Wrld 8 10 Otck Van Dyke 13 10 30 - Baffle 3 4 15 S10 000 Pyram1d8 10 Split Second 13 11 00 - Sale of the Century 3 15 Love Amerrcan Style 6 Gambrt 8 10 Password 13 11 30 - HollywoodSquares4 13 Love of Lrfe8 10 Bewltched6 13 Sesame St 20 12 00- Jeopardy 3 15 Password 16 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 13 Contact 8 News 10 12 30- Spl1t Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 3 W s 3 15 1 00 - News Weather Spor ts J All My Children 6 13 Secret Sto'rm 8 Not For Women Only 15 Green Ac:res 10 1 20 Fashrons rn Sewmg 3 1 30 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 As the Wotld Turns 8 10 Bowling 6 2 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 Mtke Douglass 6 Gutdrng Light 8 10 2 JO - DatrngGame13 Ooctors3 415 EdgeofNrghtS 10 3 00 - Another World 3 15 General Hosptfal 6 13 Love Splendored Thmg 8 10 RFD 20 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place J 4 15 One Ltfe to L1ve 6 13 Secret Storm 10 Th1s Week 20 Merv Gnffln 8 Phtl Donahue 6 6 6 6 + + 4 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 20 33 Love Amencan Style 13 Merv Gr1ffln 4 Hu ckleberry Hound Yogr Bear 6 Mov1e Free for All 10 4 30- Pettrcoat Jundron 3 Wrld Wild West 13 Marshall Dillon 15 ToBeAnnounced8 I LoveLucy6 MervGnffm4 5 00 - Mr Rogers 33 Bonanza J 4 Hazel a Andy Gnfftth 15 B1g Valley 6 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly Hrllb1lhes 8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Death Valley Days 15 6 00 - Truth or Con seq 6 News 3 4 8 10 15 Sesame St 20 Around the Bend 33 '6 30 - News3 4 6 8 10 15 I DreamofJeannte13 Zoom33 7 00 - News 6 10 What s My Line 8 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 Anythmg You Can Do 13 Know Your Schools 33 Elec Co 20 Sarnt 15 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 The Judge 10 Polrce Surgeon 3 Beat the Clock 13 Andy Grlfftth 15 Ep1sode Achon 33 George Kirby 8 E co nom rc Educatron 20 Lambe hop and the Professor 4 8 00 - Adam 12 3 4 15 Amenca 73 20 33 Paul Lynde 6 13 Forbtdden Desert of the Danakll 8 10 8 30 - The Gomg Up of Davtd Lev 3 4 15 Movre Intermezzo 6 13 9 00 9 10 11 11 1 Med1cal Center 8 10 Lenox Quartet daydn Opus JJ Understanding Africa 20 30 - Turntng Poi nts 10 33 00 - Soul33 News 20 Owen Marshall 6 13 Search 3 4 15 Cannon 8 10 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Comedy News 6 13 Mo111 es Night mto Mornrng 8 Ada 10 00 - News 4 13 Mitchell's Inan fingered as fixer WASH1NGTON (UP! ) Prestdent Ntxon 's chtef cam p;ugn lawyer was told not to do anythmg ahout the Watergate buggmg inctdent after tl took place last JWle Instead a trusted pobtteal ally of former Attorney General John N Mttchell was called m to handle 11, accordrng to District Caurt tesltmony The tesltmony tndtcated that Mttchell, who at the tune was chatrman of the CammttU!e for the Re Election of the Prest dent, by-passed chief cam patgn counsel Glenn J Sedam Jr and made Robert C Mardta~ prpject bfhcer for the Watergate crtsts The account or what took place m the aftermath of the break m at Democratic headquarters June 17 was gtven by r~- '»-G~~era~io~ Rap '; ~ , By IIP!t•n .tnt! Sut' Hottel N Let's Hear It for Older Guys Rap I Parent. get par ano1d when tbetr young teenagers start bkmg older guys What they don't reahze ts that m many cases tt's safer to trust !herr !!>-year-old daughter wtlh a fellow of 20 than wtth someone nearer her own age From 14 through 17, hoys are sex f1ends They calm down .and get some sense m the1r late teens, realtzmg there s more to a relaltonshtp than JUS( pawmg Also, a mature guy gets along better wtth parent. and understands therr rules He ll get her home on ltme and not hassle her ahout bemg a 'baby " I can say truthfully tf, at 14 I hadn I had a great 19 year-<>ld hoy to talk to and listen to, l'd have been one screwed upktd To those gtrls whoaremterested molder men' but afratd to let thetr parents know I d say Brmg them to the house If they don't mmd meetmg the folks they haven't got anything bad m mmd " - BEEN THERE Helen and Sue I was a dlU!Ib, dopey wtld ktd Wlltl I mel Char he I sktpped school, smoked, have done weed many t1mes not to mention speed, and my etghlh grade teachers didn t care much for me My parents weren't too wtld ahout me etlher Now I've changed, thanks to Charhe I met h1m at a dance when! was qutte drunk He cared enough to take me home and not take advantage as many fellows mtght have He does not smoke or do dope He ts a real gentleman and good lookmg too He s 18 and I m 14 My attitude toward my parents, school, my fr1ends, and hfe has changed Mom and Dad bke (,'harhe and they satd I could go out wtth htm now and then, though I couldn t really date ltll I m near 16 A lot of kids need Charbes to make them grow up It's likely mme and I wtll fall m love, but we won t think ahout THAT for a while Please tell parents not to automatically say 'No when their daughters get mterested molder b'llYS Mme made me - HAPPY AND UN-MIXED UP Sedam m a pre-tr1al deposttion Ill a $6 4 mtllton ctvil damage swt stemmmg from the Watergate ra td Meanwhile, there were theoe other deyelopments m the Wlfolding Watergate story - U S Distrtct Court Chief Judge John J Srrtca, after an emergency meetrng of the court's 15 JUdges, ordered a grand Jury rnvestlgat1on of leaks of secret grand Jury tesltmony to the press While the order did not name him, It appeared that columntst Jack Anderson would be asked to reveal the source of verbatim grand jury testunony pnnted tn h1s colwnn Anderson sa1d he was exerciSing the nght of free press -G Gordon Uddy, former Ntxon campa ign offiCial who has been sentenced to 7 to 20 years m prison m the Water. gate case, has declined advtce f,rom both the White House and his own lawyer to tell what he knows about the case "He IS a man of smgular fortltodeWith the emphasiS on srngular" satd his attorney, Thomas A Kennelly "He's gomg up the mer but he's not taking any captams or lieutenants wtth him " Anotber aource said • " I don't know if be's protecting anybody He's willing to take hiS punishment, and he's taking It alone " - The vacation While House m Key Btscayne, Fla , categortcally dented that Prestdent N!Ion had any advane• knowledge, of the Watergate bugging II Gallup Poll published over the weekend S81d four out of 10 Amertcans interviewed believed he did have advance Library gets aid NEW HAVEN New Havens Recreation Com. m1sswn will benef1t from ac· !ton taken by the town council Monday evenmg when flkms were appropriated for 11 Ill lhe amount of $1 000 from Revenue Shanng money for a project or proJects deSignated ty the commtssion for the Alex Qutllen Memortal Park In other action, cowtctl rescmded a motion passed at the prev1ous meetmg to amend the hvestock ordmance It w1a stand as wrtlten wh1ch states that there IS to be no livestock housed m the corporation of New Haven It1 .~Vas announced that a special council meeting wtll be held wtth the town's attor•ey, Michael Shaw at I p m Saturday m the ctty building It Is open to the public Mayor John Thorn presided Other offtctals present were Jane Russell, recorder, Wayne Carter, David Sunonton, John Rd'ush, Charles Sm1th, all members of council and Davtd Rustell policeman Project outlined knowlege The Whtte House declined to say just when Ntxon became aw!!re that several of his own atdes were rnvolved - Henry Ktssmger, the President's foretgn affa.trs adviser, broke hiS stlence on the Watergate, commenting "After full disclosure and the hwnan tragedies are complete, t!ten the country will go on and we have to dec1de whether to go through an orgy of recrimination But the cot!ntry will still be there " Sedam satd m hiS deposition lh_at after the news of the Watergate ratd broke June 18 he was told by deputy campaign director Jeb Stuart Magruder, " don ' t do anythrng " WtthJit a few days, he satd, he was told that Mitchell "wanted Mr Mardtan to handle" the Ntxon campatgn's response to the Watergate 'As a result of hearmg about that , at the bme bemg counsel for the comnullee, did you take any action let s say on the Monday followmg' " asked Maunce R Dunte, lawyer for the DemocratiC Party, which brought the sutt agatnst Republican offtctals ' No," Sedam replied ' Dtd anybody ask you to take any actton ?" No On Monday morrung I asked Mr Magruder tf I should do aomethmg, and he satd, 'No, don't do anythmg "' 3- The Dally Sentinel, Mtddleport Pomeroy, 0 , April24 1973 ,. Maror league Standmgs By \Jntted Press lnternat1ona I Nattonal league East w I pet gb Ptttsburgh 8 2 BOO Ch•cago 8 5 615 New York 8 6 571 Ph1ladelph1a 7 6 538 M ontreal 6 7 462 St LOU IS I 12 077 West APOINTMENT case No 20845 Estate of Thomas w II am Hennessy aka Thomas Hen nessy aka Thomas W Hennessy Deceased Notice ts hereby g1ven that Phyllis Joan Hennessy of Pomeroy Oh 1o has been duly appointed Exe c utr•x of the Estate of Thomas W 1l1am Hennessy aka Thomas Hen nes~y aka Thomas W Hen nessy deceased l ate of Pomeroy Me1gs County Oh10 Cred•tors are requ•red to f le the•r clarms w1th sa1d f duc,ary Wllhm four months Dated th is 19tfl day of Apr 1 Kath r yn Peters Ch1cago { Bahnsen 1 1) at New York ( Peterson 1 2) 2 pm Cleveland ( Perry 3 1) al 11 Oakland (Hol tzman 2 1} pm Salt more (Al exander 2 1) at Calrforn1a (WrrghtOJ) 11 p m De tr oll ( Fryman I 0) at Texas (Hand 0 1) 8 30 p m Mrlwo3ukee (Bel l 1 2) at Kansas C1ty (Spl ttorff 3 OJ 8 30 p m Mmnesota (Woodson 0 0) at Bost on tCur tr s 0 2} 7 30 p m Wednesday' s Games Clevelan d at Oakland (night l Balttmoreat C~lrforma tnlghtl Detrotl at Texas tn rghtl Mllwaukee at Kansas Cr ty (nrgh l ) Ch1cago at New York Mrnnesota at Boston (night) M ontreal (Torre z 1 3) at Crncrnnaf1 (Gullett 3 1) 12 30 pm San Franctsco (Wrlloughby 1 1\ at Ch1cago ( Reuschel 1 1) 2 30 p m San Otego (Arl rn 2 O) at Prttsburgh (Moose 2 0) 8 p m Los Angeles (Os teen 1 l) at St Lou1s (Wrse 1 11 9 p m PhtladelphJa (Chrrs fen son 1 1) at Atlanta (Morton o 1) 8 p m New York l M atlack 1 2) at Hous t on { Forsch 2 l) 8 30 p m Wednestlay •s Games San Orego at Prttsburgh mght San Franc rsco at Ch1cago los Ange les at Sf Lours n1gh t Ph1ladelphra at Atlanta n tght Montreal at C1ncrnnah New York a t Houston ntght I ,. ; 2t Mator League Leaders By Untted Press International Leadmg Batters Natmnal League g ab r h pet Stg l P1t 9 37 11 15 405 Olvr P1t Cncpcn Ctn 11 47 9 19 404 11 40 a 16 400 Frly Mtl Gdsn SF Mrshl SO Mdx SF 11 30 7 12 14 56 7 22 12 26 3 10 18 72 10 27 Crdnl Chr Sngln Ptf Rose Cm Amencan 14 55 13 20 364 11 50 a 18 360 16 67 10 23 343 League 400 393 385 375 gab r h pet Jnsn Tex Vlntne Cal Hit Mmn 10 37 4 16 432 12 49 6 21 429 10 34 3 14 412 Klly Ch1 7 27 5 11 407 Hrtn Oet 9 37 8 14 378 Andrws Ch r 9 32 5 12 375 F tsk Bas 124311 16 372 May Cht 10 43 5 15 349 Grfn 8os 13 46 8 16 348 Mnsn NY 14 49 6 17 347 Home Runs National League Wynn Hou 6 Mtlner NY Stargell P1tt and Me Covey SF 5 Aaron and Evans At l Dav rs and Fer guson LA and Bonds SF 4 American League Wtll ra m s Bait Cepeda F 1sk and Pe fr oce llt Bos 5 Melton Ch t Sp 1kes Clev Garcra M I Banda and Tena ce Oak 4 Runs Batted In Nat1onalleague Concepc1on Cm 14 Morgan Cm and Starg e ll Pdf 13 Watson and Wynn Hou Dav1 S LA Bond s and M c Covey SF 12 Amencan League Mayberry K C 15 Ro1as KC 13 Cepeda and Ya sfrzemskr Bos and K trkpatrr ck KC 12 P1tchmg Nat1onal League Grr m sley Cm Reuss Hou and Eilts Ptft 3 0 Gull ett Crn and MarJCha l SF 3 1 Carlton Phtl 3 2 Amenca:n League Coleman Oet 4 o Ryan Cal Sp lrttorff KC and Kaat Mrnn 3 0 McNally Balt and Perry' Clev FURNITURE With Another Great Buy .. - 3 1 Wood Ch l3 2 • The Four-Club Response 4. Ured m the stxth and l..tndy McDaruel allowed lhree hit. over the fmal 3 2-3s mmngs to ga m the save BtJI} Parsons , who WitS knocked out tn the fourth tnmng suffered the loss In the only other Amertcan League game Cahforma blanked Oakland 4-0 In the only Naltonal League game scheduled, Houston downed San Diego 2-0 Rudy May pttched a ftve-lut shutout to gtve the Angels the vtclory ove~ the Oakland AthletiCS who are now struggling w1U1 a !>-9 record A year ago, llle A s were 10-4 and they went on to wm the world champtonshtp A double by Vada Ptnson and a smgle by Frank Robmson spearheaded a three-run thtrd uunng rally that handed May the vtctory Doug Rader s two-run homer '68 CHEVELLE H.T. COUPE 307 V 8 eng 1ne auto trans P S rad1o w s w ttres one owner Golden State 117 Los Angeles 109 (on ly game sc heduled ) Tuesday s Games (no games scheduled) N H L Playoff Sfandmgs By Un1ted Press InternatiOnal ( Sem1fmals- Best of Seven) w I gf ga Chtcago 3 1 11 10 New York 1 3 10 11 really felt 1 eady tomght You always have to he ready o[f the bencl1 I pushed myself espe ctally hard and 11 was one of IO) better shootmg games ~ He hit stx shots m a row m one second quarter burst Coach Al Attics sa1d the tea m was down after Saturday s tnept performance, but got nd of 1ts frustratwns m a Sunday practtcc He told hts team to play tls usual run and shoot game and that 1f 1t couldn t 1mprove on 1ts 23 per ~.:cnt shoot mg ftgure of TtiS PM Sat Local Bowling Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Mornmg Glor1es League Apnll7 , 1913 Team Pts Excelsror Otl Co 74 Newell Sunoco 72 Gtbbs Grocery 52 D1ck s GrocerY 50 G & J Auto Parts 46 Spencer s Market 42 H1 lnd Game - Sandy Korn II Second Ht lnd Game - Jan Jenk 1ns 192 Ht Serres - Jan Jenkins 514 Second H1 Se rr es - Snndy K.or n 486 Team H I Gam e - Newell Sunoco 823 Tea m H1 Se rres - Newell Sunoco 2385 The 76ers expected the appeals court rulmg by mtd mornmg today and scheduled a 10 :m a m news conference The 76ers, meanwhlle , blamed attorney Rt chle Phtlhps for the confuSion whtch thre,ttened to vmd a trade of thetr No I ptck m the draft to Chicago for Clt££ord Ray and !lob Wetss of the Bulls Ray who was plagued by a knee mJury last season, was In Ph1ladclphta Monday to he exammed by the 76ers physt ctan Dr Joseph Torg The 76ers sa td that Phillips, who n3prcsents Rily l:lnd a number of other prominent sport~ f1gure:i, wou1d not let h1s client be ex.ammed If he doesn t get a thorough ex.ammatlon by noon the trade 1s off a 76e r ~ spokesman sa1d late Monday mghl We're not gomg to trade a No I <\raft ptck fur a cnpple Wednesday lclte MIMed League AprtiiB 1973 Standmgs Pis Team 76 Holter Rawling s 74 Rosenbaum Meadows 70 Fultz Bentley 44 Blakeslee Hoyt 36 Moore Morrow 36 M c Donald Dr enner Hrgh Indi vidual Game John Bentley 203 M en women Becky Orenner 187 Second Htgh lnd Game Dan Mead o w s 199 M en women Vtrgmra Hoyt 175 High Senes - Men Chuck Blakesl ee 512 women Susie Kmght 432 Second H1gh Series - Men Russ Moor e 510 women Joy Bent ley 421 Team H1gh Game - Bl akes Team Hrgh Series - Blakes l ee Hoyt and Rosenbaum M eadows 1735 Cazz1e for a hft Jerry West whose clutch shootmg sank the Warriors m the ftrst three wms. mtssed a couple down the stretch for a change but sttll led the Lakers wtth 32 He pegged Russell as the key and satd CazZie was super ' He also sa1d the Warnors aggressive defense turned the tables m the fourth Saturday we deserved to contest lose Nate Thurmond had a big Russell agreed that the n1ght m h1s awesome p1vot Wa1n ors have been m trouble battle wllh Wtlt Chamberlain of whenever they ' stopped TWl the l.akers htttmg 23 pomt. mng We re probably the worst heritage house SUPPLIES HERE • '----------~~~~~~~---------~ ~ • a l o ~n you Wh~te\er amounr ~' e REMINDER ISSUED A remmder was ISSued today to all boys mterested m playmg Pee Wee Ltltle League and Puny League baseball this swnmer at Cheshtre S1g0-up wlll be conducted from 6 to 8 p m Wednesday at the Bradbury Butldtng Pee Wee and Little League players must pay a $3 Insurance fee while pony leaguers must pay $4 am In charge wtll be Gene Wtse, Duke Kennedy, Gary Ge ~ Max Whitlatch and Ed Ifu!: hngton Th1rty three boys have stgned up lor h!Ue league and 15 for pony league ' forgot a present for Emma" Gtve a thought to tn creastng your Homeowner Poi1cy to 1nclude the new puf chases of household furmsh1ngs and gtfts Downing • Childs AGENCY, INC. 220 N 2nd MIDULEI:'v., T Summer Bowling AT MASON BOWLING CENTER MASON, W VA Wtll Begm the Week of MAY 7 Monday- Women Tuesday- Men s Handicap 1 Wedne sday- Mr xed Thursday- ] Man Scratch (540 Max Team Average Money Leagues No Trophies) • FOR INFORMATION CALL713-5791 AFTER 12 NOON 99 1.s GRASS CATCHER AVAILABLE Thrifti-Cut Deluxe Rotary Mower, 22" •3 ~-H P, Bnggs & Stratton automatic choke engme •Handle-mounted throttle control •AdJustable cuttmg be1ght (%"to 3") •8" steel wheels, underdeck baJ!les <;<\\ 99~-7711 m ~ yo u know Pomeroy EVEN LESS WITH TRADE! 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Second lnternattona 1 League Standmgs By Un1ted Press International Am ertcan DIVISIOn w I pel g b Pawtucket 5 2 714 Roc hester 5 5 500 11h Syracuse 3 7 300 31h Toledo 3 8 273 4 Natlona I 01vls1on w I pet g b Trdewater 8 J 727 Char l es ton 6 2 750 1 Penrnsula 6 4 600 2 Richmond 2 7 222 51h Monday's Results Sy r acuse 3 T1dewater 2 Cha rl eston at Pawtucket ppd ram (Only games schedu led ) teams and one pony team Signed tg play should be at the htgh school gymnaSium by 9 Thrifti-Cut SPECIAL STUS LE OF you PQtnts, Plugs Con densers Exhaust Systems etc Well known brands low pnces • Rtverfront Stadtum Tomght the Reds reswne the1r Nahonal League sched ule hostmR Montreat Don Gullett (3-1) ts scheduled to ptlch for Cmcmnatl agamst the Expos' Mtke Torrez (1.:1 ) The Ind1ans, meanwhile, move on to Oakland where they plan to send Gaylord Perry (J.. t) agamst the A's Ken Holtz man (2 1) the1r as.s1stants m charge All boys of the two Llltle League 'F••••-tone PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE Si~!INGS OF OVER $150,000,000. If need need someo ne uust rhe you need CITY LOAN Ca y Loan a klnd of loan co mpany handle ltlg:, tuo If pt.OtJlc &SAVING, S , ~ trust us to sa\ PST. 1912 PARTS AND • and here Saturday wtth all the teams managers and 1ts Tag Day Thrifti-Cut Deluxe Rotary Mower, 20" Ca lrfornra 003 100 ODO-- 4 6 0 Oakland 000 000 ooo- 0 5 0 M ay ( l 1) and Kusnyer Odom (O 4} and Fosse GET YOUR ·' ·'• expan sion baseball program will conduct lee Ho yt 623 ,I •n league scheduling will be discussed RUT! AND - Hutland s orjjamzed youths. newly 'f•..e•-tone ~~ •• mvlted to Rutland boys to hold tag day Saturday tea m m the world when we stop ..---------------------------~-------. cmd se t up pi::ltterns We ve got to move to be effectiVe Asked why he left Russell 1n near the end of the game mstead of Barry Attles satd EST I (only game sc heduled ) I II use Cazzte for whatever he •3-H P Brtggs & Stratton engme, can do best Whenever Rick automatic choke, recml starter tsn t dorn g so well offensively I WHA Playoff Standmgs By Umted Press International •Throttle control on engme never hesttate m gomg to ( Sem•llnals- Best of Seven) •AdJustable cuttmg hetght (1" to 3\4 " ) East the first three playoff battles, • • • • • • • - • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • w I gf ga came off the bench to regtsler I •7" wheels, btg 19" cut New England 3 1 13 13 33 potnts tn 29 mmutes of play I 3 13 13 Cleveland and spark the v1ctory West w I gf ga That put the sertes at J..l Los 7 1 W nnrpeg 2 0 Angeles and set up a rematch 1 7 Houston 0 2 Wednesday mghl on the Lakers' Mondays Results EVEN LESS (no games sc heduled ) home court Tuesdays Games WITH TRADE I Russell who admtls he would Wtnnrpeg at Houston hke to start1 has been a (on ly game sc hed uled) benchwarmer thts season be htnd Rtck Barry and Clyde Lee Russell and Barry are shooters Ma tor League Results and coach AI Attles says he By Untted Press tnternattonal National League needs the defense and reholl!ld· • Bnggs & Stratton 3-H P., automatic choke engme San D 1ego 000 000 ooo- 0 8 2 mg of Lee at one starling spot 020 000 OOx- 2 6 1 Hous ton • Handle-mounted throttle control Grer f Troedson (7) Ramo But Russell satd after hts • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • (7) and Kendal l Roberts York great show Tuesday that I •AdJustable cuttmg hetght (%"to 3") (9) and Edwards WP Roberts (l 1) LP Gre1f (1 l) HR Rader • Front and rear underdeck baffles w I gf go Montreal 3 1 14 10 Ph rladelphra 1 3 10 14 Mondays Results (no games sc hedul ed) Tuesday s Games New York at Chrcago (830pm ooo-- Pomeroy Open Evenmgs 'T118 00 Also Syracuse and Rutland Little League managers Equipment wlll be issued and CIN CINNATI (UP!) - The Indtans beat the Ctncmnalt Reds J..O Monday mght m an exhibttlon game l,lt Warriors still alive Amencan League New York 000 230 5 81 Mrlwaukee 000 002 ooo-- 2 7 1 Med rch McDanrel (6) and M un son Parsons Short (4) Lockwood (5) and Porter WP M ed1ch (1 O) LP Parsons (1 2) Garn:t (4th) Coluccro ( 1st) \ You 11 Like Our Qua lilY, Way of Dorng Busmess GMAC FINANCING m v illage hall -attend the meeting are the Clevel~nd postpone draft again OAKLAND Cahf IVPI) The Golden State Warnors are sttll altve m thetr NBA playoff ser1es aga mst the LOs Angeles Lakers and both s1des agree that Cazz1e Russell ts the reason why The Warnors reehng fro~ an mcred1ble 126-70 diSaster Saturday mght, finally flashed a little of the form that got them past Milwaukee m the ftrsl round of playoffs by dumptng the mtghty Lakers, 117 109 Tuesday mght Russell who had htt only 14 pomts tn 10 lndmns blank Reds 3-0 Injunction sought to Monday ntght that Ntzer had ,tsked the Ctrcutt Co urt to overturn a lower court dects1on whiCh cost the 76ers the No 4 chotce m the draft NBA Commtsstoner Walter Kennedy had gtven Seattle s flr, t roWld draft ptck to the 76ers m a dtspute over the s1gmng of J ohn Bnsker But U S Dtsln ct Judge John H Tenney ordered the matter dectded by the NBA s board of governors ( club ow ne1 s) When the club owners met, they overruled Kennedy and gave the draft pick bac k to Seattle The squabble for ced an earlier postponement of the draft Koslof£ sa1d that Ntzer who also represent. Phtladelphta m a court effort to get Btlly Cunnmgham back from the ABA Carohna Cougars , has complete charge or the mat ter and terested parenh of the Pomeroy Boys League are to meet at 7 p m Wednesday at the Pomeroy first aid room 106 PHILADELPHIA (UP!) One of the country's best lawyers has )Otned one of pro basketball's worst teams man effort to get today's Naltonal ABA Playoff Standmgs By Un1ted Press lnternatmnal Basketball Assoctalton draft IOIVISton Ftnals Best ot postponed agam Seven) The Philadelphia 76ers an Eas w I pel nolUlced Monday mght that 500 3 3 Caro l tna 3 3 500 famed lrtal attorney Lows Kentuc ky Ntzer has asked the U S West CircUit Court of Appeals m w I pet 4 2 667 New York for an InJUnction to x lnd1an a 2 4 333 postpone the draft Utahr x clrnched senes The 76ers, who finished last Mondays Results season w1th a 9 73 record, (no games sc hedul ed ) Tuesday s Game complicated the ptclure by Kentucky at Carolma IBpm announcmg that they would EST) probably votd a weekend trade NBA Playoff Standmgs wtth the Chtcago Bulls for the (DIVISIOn F1nats Best of Sevenl No I draft ptck East w As a fmal measure, the 76ers I pel New York 3 1 750 satd thetr player-coach, Kevm Boston 1 3 250 Loughery, had qutt the team to West w 1 pet become coach of the New York Los Angeles 3 1 750 Nets IQ the ABA Golden State 1 3 250 Team owner Irv Kosloff sa1d Monday s Results managers (2nd I (only game scheduled} •1495 Karr & Van Zandt 992 534 2 All and an etght-lut shutout by Dave Roberts and Jun York hfted Houston past San Otego The trtlU!Iph was Houston s ftfth stratght and kept them WI beaten at home m stx games thts season San Otego lost it. fourth strwght and IS wmless Ill stlrth games on the road Lines cores ••6. s• U!!J;J :mmu:nzil tough to keep loose and tt's tough to kee p your mmd on the game Somettmes you don t feel you rem the game at all " Hart dtsagrees I've got more of a chance of bemg a httter as the DH I can watch the ptlcher and "atch what they re throwmg 1 can concen Irate totally on the game • You d never know they were discussmg the same thmg by hstemng to thetr opposite reactions Hart drove m the first New York run m the two-run fourth mnmg wtth a smgle and then doubled m what proved to be the decidmg run In the fifth uunng to start a three~un rally The second run or the tnnmg scored when Johnny Bnggs bobbled Hart s htl and Fehpe /\lou drove m the fmal nm "1th a pmch smgle George Medtch pllched the f1rst 5 1 3 mmngs to gam hl s ftrsl major league vtctory He .. . ..... $ This Weeks Spec1al ONLY By VITO STELUNO UPI Sports Wnter Joe Lahoud clatms tl s tough bemg the DH" but hell never get J1m Ray Hart to agree wtth htm Hart, obtamed from the San Franctsco Giants by the New York Yankees last week , says, I hke the destgnated hitter role beca~ I don't have to worry about mak1ng errors ' Hart now has etght htts m 13 at bals and he collected two hits and drove m two runs Monday ptght m the Yankees :>-2 vtclory over the Milwaukee Brewers Meanwhtle Lahoud went (). for-4 and struck out wtth the bases loaded m the stxlh for the Brewers Lahoud now has JUSt two htt. m 27 at hat. as the DH and tl d be difficult for the Brewers' p1tchers to be much worse than that It s hard to concentrate as the DH " Lahoud sa1d, 1t s Major League Pro Standings Leaders Estate of Laura Le fhe 1t Deceased Crow Crow & Porter Atlorneys for Adm nrstratr x ·············-········•• • BAKER •• (All T1mes EST) (All T1mes ESTl its thanks Blood 2'' wlpclgb Adm tn str at rr x of th e (4) 24 (SJ 1 Amencan League East w I pet gb 9 s 643 Balf•more I Detrott B 6 571 Mtlwaukee 6 6 500 2 Boston 6 7 462 New York 6 8 429 3 Cleveland 6 9 400 31 2 West wlpctgb Kansas Crty 10 5 667 M tnnesota 8 4 667 Chr t ago 6 5 545 Calrfornta 6 6 500 21 1 Oakland 5 9 357 4'' Texas 2 8 200 5 ' Monday s Results New York :;, M tlwau kee 2 n1ght Cal 1tornta 4 Oakland 0 n1ght (on ly games scheduled) Today s Probable Pitchers San Franc1sco 13 s 722 Crncmnatr 11 5 688 1 Hous ton 10 8 556 3 Los Angeles 7 10 412 5' ' San Drego 6 12 333 7 Atlanta 4 11 267 1•1 Monday s Results Hous ton 2 San Otego 0 nrght (only game scheduled) Today s Probable PltJ;:hers - NOTICE OF SALE The real estate of the late Laura Ler fhe t Deceased wh•ch s s tuate tn I he VII age of Syracuse Mergs Coun ty Oh o wtll be Qff ered for sate at the offtces of Crow Crow & Porter Atto rn eys at Law Pam eroy Oh o at 1 oo p M on Frtday th e 4th day of May 1973 Th•s property 1s appra sed at" $3 750 00 and canno t be so ld tor less than the aoprarsed va lue Terms of sale are cash and th e property w II be sold sub1ec t to the 1 en for real est ale taxes for NEW HAVEN - Revenue m the amount of $1,000 to assiSt NOTICE ON FILING Shanng funds were allocated the New Haven Ubrary by the OF INVENTORY Mason County Court durmg tts ANO APPRAISEMENT The st;.te of Oh1o Me1gs regular weekly meehng county Probate Court Monday evemng These funds To the Executor or Ad mtn stra,or of the estate to w1ll be used for furmshmg such of the fo llowrng as are, shelvmg, filing cabmets, desks, 1973 res.dents of the Sta te of Oh 1o v,z - lh e sur11 rv ng spouse the chairs, etc Dear Parents of k n th e benefrclarres Manning 0 Webster next under II and to the at Whatever their age, appearance, or color keep an open mmd Also last mght, Franklin E Judge torneyth e w or attorneys Court of Com man Plea s represenllng about ALL your children s frtends and get to know them before any of the NEW HAVEN - The New Cobb was appomted as ConProbate DIVJS,on aforement oned persons you pass judgment stable for Hannan D!Strtcl He {4 J 24 ( 5 ) 1 8 Jt Haven Rescue Squad has Eddte Lou Howery Route 3 Okay H and UMU' - SUE wtll serve unbl the next Albany M ergs Co unly Oh•o No gratefully acknowledged 20852 +++ recent gtfts and donahons election when voters w11J make You are hereby nohf ed that Dear Parents the Inventory and Ap recetved after the passmg of the chotce NOTICE OF pra se ment of the estate of th e 1 But keep an open eye too And 1f you fmd It's necessary The three member court, APPOINTMENT thetr fnend, Ke1th Mopsy" aforement oned deceased la t e Case No 20935 put your ' NOs" to work Older guys can be great for your Haymaker comprised of Wtlham H Estate of HENRY SPENCER of sad Count y wa s f1 led tn th s Court Sa•d Inventory and daughters, but remember, not ALL of them are samts or savlors The Haymaker famtly asked Rardm, Jr , prestdent, Deceased writ be for Notice Is hereby g ven th at Apprarsement hear ng before th' s court on the Comm1sS10ners Clarence - HELEN E~na Mae Spencer of Rt 1 that people who wanted to send of May 1973 al 10 00 Lo'ng Bottom Oh to has been o4thcloday ck A M flowers for the funeral could Adkins and gasll Robertson duly appo rnted Adm n1stratrtx Any person des r ng to fll e Rap either send flowers or make a and Clerk of the Court, L W of the Estate of Henry Spencer except tons thereto must ftl e Women yak about thetr second class status But they sbll donation to the rescue squad Getty arranged for a spec10l deceased late of Me gs County th em at leas t f ve day s prror to 0htO set for hear rng make tl pay Maybe I should say they make guys pay and I don t Also the Haymakers donated meeting at 7 p m Wednesday Cred •tors are requ rred to f le th eG date under my t1and and ven therr clatms with sa1d 1 ducrary mean JUSt the cost of a date sea l of sa d Cour t thiS 20th day Mopsy's hospttal bed and wtth Carl Cook, secretary of w thrn four months I was drtvmg along the freew~y mmding ID} own busmess at wheel-chatr to the squad ThiS the Mason County Planmng Dated th is 19th day of Apr 1 Of Aprtl 1973 Mannmg 0 Webst er about 65 mph , which ts legal Thts chtck breezes pa•l me, gives equtpment wtll be available for CommiSSIOn Th1s is to concern 1973 J udge and ex offrcro Cl erk Mann In!;! D Webster me the look, so what would any guy do I start playmg the game of sa1d Court loa n, wtlh a reasonable only dtscusston on plannmg Judge I pass her, she passes me, I pass her, she passes me and, before depostt to people m need of Court of Common Pleas By Janet E Morr s Probate DIV IS IOn you know tt, we're up to about 80 mph and havmg great fun Ch1ef Deputy Clerk such eqmpment (4) 24 (5) 1 8 3t ( 4 ) 24 (5) 1 21 unt1l I see th1s red flashmg hght Wayne Carter, Squad Chtef, So I slow down, ftgunng the cop wtll stop the chtck because commented, We really ap(Continued from page I) she's closest Does he' Not hardly He pulls around HER and I preciate all these donattons by Quality Prmt Shop, get the l!cket She passes by us, beeps her horn waves, shrugs, The sq uad feels greatly Metgs Local School, and goes free, whtle I m stuck for speedmg honored to have frtends that The Datly Sentmel, The If she's readmg th1s, and IS any kind of lady, she ll come are as gracious and devoted as MIDDLEPORT, 0. Athens Messenger, WMPO • through w1th haH the fme Tell her to wrtte to me, care of you, the Haymakers We only hope Radio Station, Ewmg Funeral please - STUCK AND BLEEDING \\e can continue to provtde the Home and Veterans Memortal kmd of servtce that IS pleasmg Hospttal DearS and B to them and all our citizens " Donors were Don't hold your breath' - SUE Donattons totahng $320 were POMEROY - Vrrg1l W1n +++ recetved from Joey and Ruth don Jud1th B Werry Millard NOTE FROM HELEN Don t be too sure, Sue I ll betS AND Roush, Joe Kay, The Netgh- Swartz Mrs Ruby Burns1de Debbte Hunnell Wtlllam B get. at least ftve answers, all from dtfferent areas (And tf you bors, Fnends," "Fnends Radford Gary Sm1th Suzanne don t hear from us, gtrls, you 11 know tt s the wrong freeway ) Zorr;~ Johnson from Cahforma/' Kenneth and Warner HELEN Howard Logan Roland Nancy Holbrook, Edna Roush, Radford Wallace Hatf1eld DorolhJ Btll and Jenme Norbert Neutzlmg Shara WIN AT BRIDGE James, Btll and Anna Mc- Allen Hoy! Allen Carolyn McOan1el George McDantel It Beats As II Farland, Rtchard and Unda Demaree Sexson George Sweeps As It Larry Johnson Waybnght, Everett and Na s h Cleans Instant Margaret Eskew Florence 4 pOSitiOn ~athleen Roush, Homer and Bearhs rug adjust wtlhout any of the lht ee top Lula Reed, Carl and Betty RUTLAND Donna 24 NORTH menl ~i~~ Argabnte, Red, Jean and Davidson honors .KJ5 GALLIPOLIS R1chard ¥10832 Wtth yesterdays hand had Conme Haymaker, the James Roach +AK South o p e n e d one heart Trent., Ttm, Sandra and Andy MIDDLEPORT - Clarence .KJ74 North would respond four Robert Buskirk Roger WEST EAST clubs • South would look at Haymaker, Lloyd Smtih, Amy Morgan George M1ller Robert .987632 .Q4 hls queen htgh sutt and stgn and Charles Humphreys, K1ng Wayne Dav1s Judy ¥6 ¥KQ Robert Leonard and Ellene Fields, Pocklngt ~ n off at four hearts • Q2 • J 109875,4 Pocktngton Freda G1tmore Today we have g 1 v e n Davtd and Carol Roush, Robert Dallas Blev.ns Norma G .10952 .83 North the same hand as yes I and Peggy GurtiS, Fairview Wilcox Sarah Fowler Ed SOUTH (D) terday but cha ng e d the Bible Church Mr and Mrs Durst Clara France Jeanne .AlO South hand a tnfle so that Howard Edwards, Mary Morgan Lewrs Long Paul ¥AJ9754 Haplonst~ll Jack1e Lew1s hiS SIX-card trump SUit IS • 63 Danny and D Joe Workman Milton Hood Roger Manley headed by the ace .AQ6 Enc Pearch Douglas and Pauline Mtller, il"ACINE - Pamela Riffle North-South vulnerable North responds four clubs Ketth and Alice Ohlinger, John Cns S1mpson Ronald Salser West North East South and South knows there IS a tt ump tnck out agamst h1m Watkms Paul and Lovern Edward B F1schers M1chael 1¥ Brown Ralph Badgley but o n 1 y one unless West Powell Palncta and James Martha Pass Pass Dudd1ng Floyd shows up wtth all three mtss Trent 4NT Pass Pass Hendr1cks Martha Lou mg trumps 5NT Pass Pass Beegle Dorothy Badgley Pass Pass Pass 6¥ Dorothy Glenn Roy F Van S o u t h likes hiS hand The Dai~ Sentinel Pass Meter Mart1n W tlcoxe n enough to mvtte a slam by DEVOTED TO THE Robert Wood Lee Layne Opemng lead- • . 9 means of a four spade cue INTEREST OF SYRACUSE Ariella MEIGS MASON AREA btd and North does the rest Vanover M1l fon Roush , CHESTER L TANNEHILL Dorothy DOuglas L:arrarne M (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) Bv Oswald & James Jacoby Exec Ed Cund1ff, Kathy Cummgs Rex ROBERT HOEFLICH Curnmgs C•tv Ed•tor Yesterday s arltcle showed ':~r!li:JIIJ:~~~~~~I] CANVAS ' Publ sned d~ ly except TUPPERS PLAINS how • tucky preempllve coACH Salurday by The Oh •o Villley Evelyn Lehman openmg got the opponents Publtsh ng Company 111 OXFORD ~ MINERSVILLE - Clara to a slam m1ssmg the ace The b1ddmg has been Court 51 Pomeroy Oh o Mae M c intyre Jerry W • Arrlrf duck upper, locite lining of duck and kmg of trumps Wesl North East South 45769 Bus ne!.s Off•ce Phone Harper • Web • • backot.,. 992 2156 Ed•tor al Phone 992 They m 1 g h t well have 3• Pass HARRISONVILLE - Robert 2157 • Ventll•llng .,..teto Pass Pass Alkrre reached tl wtthout b e 1 n g 5 ,. Second cl ass postage pad at ' • Full culllton l - with comfort cullllon erch Pomeroy Oh o CHESHIRE Grace h e 1 p e d along by the op You South hold • Non-merklng molded outoote Nat anal adv~ rt•s•ng Thomas Clara Thomas Jess1e ponents because most sys • 2-etrlpe colored oole binding ¥AK10643 +~76 .Q4 representat "e Batt nellt eeaver Lmda Winebrenner terns fall down on thts one What do you do now ? Gallagher Inc 12 East 42nd CL€VELAND - Glenn A SIZES: Sltuatton 51 New York C ty New Vorl!. Brinker A-Double Take what should Su bscr •pt on rates De We have a gadget to pt o be a sure proht MEN'S 6.% 113 LONG BOTTOM - Macel ltvered by carrter where BOYS' 3-6 Barton R1chard Barton teet a~am<t thiS after we ava tlable 50 cents per week TODAY~ QUES1ION By Motor Roule where car rier Howard Parker open With a maJOr su tl Spe Agam yom p:<~i lnet ha ~ ser . . ce not avatlaple One HEMLOCK GROVE ctftcally the fout club re open~d three ~ pad es You month 11 75 By ma I n OhtO Sharon Welker Jack R sponse to a major sutt open South and W Va One year SU 00 ~old Welker 1ng 1s an unhm1ted forcmg S nr: months 57 25 Three REEDSVILLE - Grant 1 a1se at least It IS un .Q2 ¥AK"86 54 +A 2 oi>A2 r1onlhs 54 50 Subscr1pt on 1 Your Thorn MeAn Store Smrth pr ce ncludes Sunday T r.1es Wh at do you do now? l1amted except J.hat respond BVRNINGSPRINGS W Va Sent nel er holds exactly tour trumps - Gall B Taylor Squad says Roberts blanks Padre,s ; Yanks win Afterward, he satd, Mard1an "became the fellow wtthtn the comnuttee wtth whom we all worked on that proJect· Sedam, 36, JOined the NIIon campatgn as a lawyer tn November, 1971 He moved up to chief counsel when Uddy qutt after a quarrel wtth Magruder and moved to the campaign•s fmance ann Mard1an had been chtef of the mternal security dtvtston at the Jusl!ce Department and a close ally of Mttchell In mtdMay of 1972----a month before the bugging-he jorned the campaign as a coordinator for the Western states ~~ hiS depostl!on taken last Wednesday and released Monday mght, Sedam satd, 'It was a sttuatton m wh1ch, qUlte frankly, I was a httle miffed I thought that as the committee's lawyer, I should be handling 11 But I wasn't Mr Mardtan was handlrng the project and I JUS! didn I have any further mvolvement m tt ' 1973 NOTICE OF .. MEETING tAt ..LI::O POMEROY HOME & AUTO Your Complete Tire Center 125 E Math St 992 2171 Pomeroy. 0 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy, o. �2....!The Daily S.mtmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, 1973 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE A predictiOn , Wttbm a year or so, baseball's National League wtll hurry to adopt the des~gnated-hitter rule now berng used by the Amertcan League, and wtthin four or ftve years, the rule wtll be poppmg up all over baseba,ll, down to the sandlots and Uttle League ftelds It wtll succeed because tl IS a success The baseball non-fans out there who have nothing better to do than read thiS column deserve a word of explanation Here 's one Baseball IS a lot of fun to play or watch While tt has fme pomts that titillate the mtellect, tl really comes down to one objective, however A specialized thrower of baseballs lrtes to deltver the ball to the batter m such a way that he cannot hit the ball well, if at all The hitter on the other hand, does the oppostte - trymg to get a base htl, regardless of the pitcher's proftetency Since the ptlchers are patd to throw they generally never learn to hit, and watching the ptlcher bat m a major league game IS about as mterestmg as watching pamt dry ThiS year, the Amertcan League def,.d tradttion (baseball IS literally ai:lut wtth tradttion ) and started a new thmg Instead of lettmg the pttcher htt (usually an automatic out), they're permttting a designated player, who ts a goOd httler, to bat m his place Thus, good htllers who are slowed down by age, tnflrnllty or the ability to catch fly balls, can add more action to the game, and the pttcher can keep on domg hiS thing which IS to pttch the ball, not hit tl After a couple of weeks, the destgnated hitters weren't setting the world on fire, but they are deftmtely an Improvement over the old system They were domg something that baseball needs provtdmg action, m h1ttmg, runrung and scormg I ptcked a random day early m the season, and just spotchecked what the DH's had done on that parltcular day I thtnk tl proves my pomt In the Baltimore Detroit game, DH Tommy Davts broke up the game, gettmg two htts m ftve times at hal, scormg two runs and driVIng m two more, mcluding the gamc-wrnrung htl Detrmt used one DH, who got one hit Ill two at-bats, then replaced him wtth Frank Howard, who w~s hitless Ill two turns In the Cleveland-New_)!ork contest, John Lowenstem batted three tunes w1th one htl, and Johnny Callison had a h1t and two runs batted m for the Yankees m four appearances As Mrn nesota and Califorma played, the results were zilch, wtth hoth the twms ' Tony Oliva and the Angels' Bob Ollver hitless m four lrtps each to the plate Angel Mangual of the world champ Oakland team got only one h1l m s1x at-bat. as the A's met Chicago, put he drove m three runs and scored two more, whtle the Whtte Sox' Mtke Andrews had one htl m lour trtps Texas' Rtco Carty went httless m f1ve at-bats (as most Texas players do) , bitt the Rangers opponents, the Kansas City Royals, got a hit m two trtps up from Gall Hopkms, plus two runs scored The battmg average for these designated hitters for this parbcular day tsn't unpresSive- only 195, but even that's about 125 pomts better than most pitchers hit More unportant than the S-for-41 battmg average IS the fact that DH's produced ltve runs scored and seven runs batted Ill That'smore than some pttchers produce m a lifetime - and tt's good for the game Long llve the deSignated htlter I Television Log TUESDAY APRIL24 1973 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 13 15 Truth or Con seq 6 Sesame St 20 Around The Bend 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 15 I Dream of Jeannie 13 lnstght 33 7 00 - What s My Lme 8 I ve Got A Secret 13 Elec Co 20 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 10 Untamed World 13 Henry Fonda 3 TV Honor Soctetv 15 7 30- To Tell The Truth 6 Prtce Is Rtght 8 10 Beat The Clock 13 People & The Press 15 RFO 20 Earthkeepmg 33 Ctrcus 4 8 00 - Maude B 10 Book Beat 33 Ohto Thts Week 20 Movie Isadora 3 4 15 Cricket In l hmes Square 6 13 8 30 - Hawau Ftve 0 8 10 Btll Boyers Journal 20 33 Man Without a Country 6 13 9 30 - Black Journal20 33 CBS Playhouse90 10 00 - Marcus Welby M 0 6 13 New$ 20 Amenca 3 4 15 B1ography 33 1100 - News3 4 8 13 15 11 30 Johnny Carson 3 4 15 P1cture of Doria Gray 6 13 Mov1e Model Shop 8 l1 50- Mov1e Model Shop 10 1 00 - Your Health 4 News 13 1 30 - News 4 WEDNESDAY APRIL2S 1973 00 ~ Sunnse Semmar 4 Sacred Heart 10 15 - Farmt1me 10 Engltsh 3 20 - Farm Report 13 25- Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Columbus Today 4 B1ble Answers 3 Urban League 10 The Story 13 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 News 6 Jeffs Coll 1e 13 7 Jo-Sieepy Jeffers 8 Romper Room 6 Rocky & Bullwmkle 13 Pope{.e 10 8 00 - Cap Kangaroo 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Lass1e 6 8 30 - Jack La La nne 13 New Zoo Revue 6 Romper Room 8 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D1xon 4 Phil Donahue 15 What Every Woman Wants to Know 3 Concentration 6 Capt Kangaroo 8 Fnendly Junchon 10 Ben Casey 13 9 30 - Elec Co 33 To Tell the Truth J Jeopardy 6 Hollywood Talkmg 10 10 00 - Dtnah Shore 3 15 Columbus Stx Calltng 6 Jokers Wrld 8 10 Otck Van Dyke 13 10 30 - Baffle 3 4 15 S10 000 Pyram1d8 10 Split Second 13 11 00 - Sale of the Century 3 15 Love Amerrcan Style 6 Gambrt 8 10 Password 13 11 30 - HollywoodSquares4 13 Love of Lrfe8 10 Bewltched6 13 Sesame St 20 12 00- Jeopardy 3 15 Password 16 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 13 Contact 8 News 10 12 30- Spl1t Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 3 W s 3 15 1 00 - News Weather Spor ts J All My Children 6 13 Secret Sto'rm 8 Not For Women Only 15 Green Ac:res 10 1 20 Fashrons rn Sewmg 3 1 30 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 As the Wotld Turns 8 10 Bowling 6 2 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 Mtke Douglass 6 Gutdrng Light 8 10 2 JO - DatrngGame13 Ooctors3 415 EdgeofNrghtS 10 3 00 - Another World 3 15 General Hosptfal 6 13 Love Splendored Thmg 8 10 RFD 20 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place J 4 15 One Ltfe to L1ve 6 13 Secret Storm 10 Th1s Week 20 Merv Gnffln 8 Phtl Donahue 6 6 6 6 + + 4 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 20 33 Love Amencan Style 13 Merv Gr1ffln 4 Hu ckleberry Hound Yogr Bear 6 Mov1e Free for All 10 4 30- Pettrcoat Jundron 3 Wrld Wild West 13 Marshall Dillon 15 ToBeAnnounced8 I LoveLucy6 MervGnffm4 5 00 - Mr Rogers 33 Bonanza J 4 Hazel a Andy Gnfftth 15 B1g Valley 6 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly Hrllb1lhes 8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Death Valley Days 15 6 00 - Truth or Con seq 6 News 3 4 8 10 15 Sesame St 20 Around the Bend 33 '6 30 - News3 4 6 8 10 15 I DreamofJeannte13 Zoom33 7 00 - News 6 10 What s My Line 8 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 Anythmg You Can Do 13 Know Your Schools 33 Elec Co 20 Sarnt 15 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 The Judge 10 Polrce Surgeon 3 Beat the Clock 13 Andy Grlfftth 15 Ep1sode Achon 33 George Kirby 8 E co nom rc Educatron 20 Lambe hop and the Professor 4 8 00 - Adam 12 3 4 15 Amenca 73 20 33 Paul Lynde 6 13 Forbtdden Desert of the Danakll 8 10 8 30 - The Gomg Up of Davtd Lev 3 4 15 Movre Intermezzo 6 13 9 00 9 10 11 11 1 Med1cal Center 8 10 Lenox Quartet daydn Opus JJ Understanding Africa 20 30 - Turntng Poi nts 10 33 00 - Soul33 News 20 Owen Marshall 6 13 Search 3 4 15 Cannon 8 10 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Comedy News 6 13 Mo111 es Night mto Mornrng 8 Ada 10 00 - News 4 13 Mitchell's Inan fingered as fixer WASH1NGTON (UP! ) Prestdent Ntxon 's chtef cam p;ugn lawyer was told not to do anythmg ahout the Watergate buggmg inctdent after tl took place last JWle Instead a trusted pobtteal ally of former Attorney General John N Mttchell was called m to handle 11, accordrng to District Caurt tesltmony The tesltmony tndtcated that Mttchell, who at the tune was chatrman of the CammttU!e for the Re Election of the Prest dent, by-passed chief cam patgn counsel Glenn J Sedam Jr and made Robert C Mardta~ prpject bfhcer for the Watergate crtsts The account or what took place m the aftermath of the break m at Democratic headquarters June 17 was gtven by r~- '»-G~~era~io~ Rap '; ~ , By IIP!t•n .tnt! Sut' Hottel N Let's Hear It for Older Guys Rap I Parent. get par ano1d when tbetr young teenagers start bkmg older guys What they don't reahze ts that m many cases tt's safer to trust !herr !!>-year-old daughter wtlh a fellow of 20 than wtth someone nearer her own age From 14 through 17, hoys are sex f1ends They calm down .and get some sense m the1r late teens, realtzmg there s more to a relaltonshtp than JUS( pawmg Also, a mature guy gets along better wtth parent. and understands therr rules He ll get her home on ltme and not hassle her ahout bemg a 'baby " I can say truthfully tf, at 14 I hadn I had a great 19 year-<>ld hoy to talk to and listen to, l'd have been one screwed upktd To those gtrls whoaremterested molder men' but afratd to let thetr parents know I d say Brmg them to the house If they don't mmd meetmg the folks they haven't got anything bad m mmd " - BEEN THERE Helen and Sue I was a dlU!Ib, dopey wtld ktd Wlltl I mel Char he I sktpped school, smoked, have done weed many t1mes not to mention speed, and my etghlh grade teachers didn t care much for me My parents weren't too wtld ahout me etlher Now I've changed, thanks to Charhe I met h1m at a dance when! was qutte drunk He cared enough to take me home and not take advantage as many fellows mtght have He does not smoke or do dope He ts a real gentleman and good lookmg too He s 18 and I m 14 My attitude toward my parents, school, my fr1ends, and hfe has changed Mom and Dad bke (,'harhe and they satd I could go out wtth htm now and then, though I couldn t really date ltll I m near 16 A lot of kids need Charbes to make them grow up It's likely mme and I wtll fall m love, but we won t think ahout THAT for a while Please tell parents not to automatically say 'No when their daughters get mterested molder b'llYS Mme made me - HAPPY AND UN-MIXED UP Sedam m a pre-tr1al deposttion Ill a $6 4 mtllton ctvil damage swt stemmmg from the Watergate ra td Meanwhile, there were theoe other deyelopments m the Wlfolding Watergate story - U S Distrtct Court Chief Judge John J Srrtca, after an emergency meetrng of the court's 15 JUdges, ordered a grand Jury rnvestlgat1on of leaks of secret grand Jury tesltmony to the press While the order did not name him, It appeared that columntst Jack Anderson would be asked to reveal the source of verbatim grand jury testunony pnnted tn h1s colwnn Anderson sa1d he was exerciSing the nght of free press -G Gordon Uddy, former Ntxon campa ign offiCial who has been sentenced to 7 to 20 years m prison m the Water. gate case, has declined advtce f,rom both the White House and his own lawyer to tell what he knows about the case "He IS a man of smgular fortltodeWith the emphasiS on srngular" satd his attorney, Thomas A Kennelly "He's gomg up the mer but he's not taking any captams or lieutenants wtth him " Anotber aource said • " I don't know if be's protecting anybody He's willing to take hiS punishment, and he's taking It alone " - The vacation While House m Key Btscayne, Fla , categortcally dented that Prestdent N!Ion had any advane• knowledge, of the Watergate bugging II Gallup Poll published over the weekend S81d four out of 10 Amertcans interviewed believed he did have advance Library gets aid NEW HAVEN New Havens Recreation Com. m1sswn will benef1t from ac· !ton taken by the town council Monday evenmg when flkms were appropriated for 11 Ill lhe amount of $1 000 from Revenue Shanng money for a project or proJects deSignated ty the commtssion for the Alex Qutllen Memortal Park In other action, cowtctl rescmded a motion passed at the prev1ous meetmg to amend the hvestock ordmance It w1a stand as wrtlten wh1ch states that there IS to be no livestock housed m the corporation of New Haven It1 .~Vas announced that a special council meeting wtll be held wtth the town's attor•ey, Michael Shaw at I p m Saturday m the ctty building It Is open to the public Mayor John Thorn presided Other offtctals present were Jane Russell, recorder, Wayne Carter, David Sunonton, John Rd'ush, Charles Sm1th, all members of council and Davtd Rustell policeman Project outlined knowlege The Whtte House declined to say just when Ntxon became aw!!re that several of his own atdes were rnvolved - Henry Ktssmger, the President's foretgn affa.trs adviser, broke hiS stlence on the Watergate, commenting "After full disclosure and the hwnan tragedies are complete, t!ten the country will go on and we have to dec1de whether to go through an orgy of recrimination But the cot!ntry will still be there " Sedam satd m hiS deposition lh_at after the news of the Watergate ratd broke June 18 he was told by deputy campaign director Jeb Stuart Magruder, " don ' t do anythrng " WtthJit a few days, he satd, he was told that Mitchell "wanted Mr Mardtan to handle" the Ntxon campatgn's response to the Watergate 'As a result of hearmg about that , at the bme bemg counsel for the comnullee, did you take any action let s say on the Monday followmg' " asked Maunce R Dunte, lawyer for the DemocratiC Party, which brought the sutt agatnst Republican offtctals ' No," Sedam replied ' Dtd anybody ask you to take any actton ?" No On Monday morrung I asked Mr Magruder tf I should do aomethmg, and he satd, 'No, don't do anythmg "' 3- The Dally Sentinel, Mtddleport Pomeroy, 0 , April24 1973 ,. Maror league Standmgs By \Jntted Press lnternat1ona I Nattonal league East w I pet gb Ptttsburgh 8 2 BOO Ch•cago 8 5 615 New York 8 6 571 Ph1ladelph1a 7 6 538 M ontreal 6 7 462 St LOU IS I 12 077 West APOINTMENT case No 20845 Estate of Thomas w II am Hennessy aka Thomas Hen nessy aka Thomas W Hennessy Deceased Notice ts hereby g1ven that Phyllis Joan Hennessy of Pomeroy Oh 1o has been duly appointed Exe c utr•x of the Estate of Thomas W 1l1am Hennessy aka Thomas Hen nes~y aka Thomas W Hen nessy deceased l ate of Pomeroy Me1gs County Oh10 Cred•tors are requ•red to f le the•r clarms w1th sa1d f duc,ary Wllhm four months Dated th is 19tfl day of Apr 1 Kath r yn Peters Ch1cago { Bahnsen 1 1) at New York ( Peterson 1 2) 2 pm Cleveland ( Perry 3 1) al 11 Oakland (Hol tzman 2 1} pm Salt more (Al exander 2 1) at Calrforn1a (WrrghtOJ) 11 p m De tr oll ( Fryman I 0) at Texas (Hand 0 1) 8 30 p m Mrlwo3ukee (Bel l 1 2) at Kansas C1ty (Spl ttorff 3 OJ 8 30 p m Mmnesota (Woodson 0 0) at Bost on tCur tr s 0 2} 7 30 p m Wednesday' s Games Clevelan d at Oakland (night l Balttmoreat C~lrforma tnlghtl Detrotl at Texas tn rghtl Mllwaukee at Kansas Cr ty (nrgh l ) Ch1cago at New York Mrnnesota at Boston (night) M ontreal (Torre z 1 3) at Crncrnnaf1 (Gullett 3 1) 12 30 pm San Franctsco (Wrlloughby 1 1\ at Ch1cago ( Reuschel 1 1) 2 30 p m San Otego (Arl rn 2 O) at Prttsburgh (Moose 2 0) 8 p m Los Angeles (Os teen 1 l) at St Lou1s (Wrse 1 11 9 p m PhtladelphJa (Chrrs fen son 1 1) at Atlanta (Morton o 1) 8 p m New York l M atlack 1 2) at Hous t on { Forsch 2 l) 8 30 p m Wednestlay •s Games San Orego at Prttsburgh mght San Franc rsco at Ch1cago los Ange les at Sf Lours n1gh t Ph1ladelphra at Atlanta n tght Montreal at C1ncrnnah New York a t Houston ntght I ,. ; 2t Mator League Leaders By Untted Press International Leadmg Batters Natmnal League g ab r h pet Stg l P1t 9 37 11 15 405 Olvr P1t Cncpcn Ctn 11 47 9 19 404 11 40 a 16 400 Frly Mtl Gdsn SF Mrshl SO Mdx SF 11 30 7 12 14 56 7 22 12 26 3 10 18 72 10 27 Crdnl Chr Sngln Ptf Rose Cm Amencan 14 55 13 20 364 11 50 a 18 360 16 67 10 23 343 League 400 393 385 375 gab r h pet Jnsn Tex Vlntne Cal Hit Mmn 10 37 4 16 432 12 49 6 21 429 10 34 3 14 412 Klly Ch1 7 27 5 11 407 Hrtn Oet 9 37 8 14 378 Andrws Ch r 9 32 5 12 375 F tsk Bas 124311 16 372 May Cht 10 43 5 15 349 Grfn 8os 13 46 8 16 348 Mnsn NY 14 49 6 17 347 Home Runs National League Wynn Hou 6 Mtlner NY Stargell P1tt and Me Covey SF 5 Aaron and Evans At l Dav rs and Fer guson LA and Bonds SF 4 American League Wtll ra m s Bait Cepeda F 1sk and Pe fr oce llt Bos 5 Melton Ch t Sp 1kes Clev Garcra M I Banda and Tena ce Oak 4 Runs Batted In Nat1onalleague Concepc1on Cm 14 Morgan Cm and Starg e ll Pdf 13 Watson and Wynn Hou Dav1 S LA Bond s and M c Covey SF 12 Amencan League Mayberry K C 15 Ro1as KC 13 Cepeda and Ya sfrzemskr Bos and K trkpatrr ck KC 12 P1tchmg Nat1onal League Grr m sley Cm Reuss Hou and Eilts Ptft 3 0 Gull ett Crn and MarJCha l SF 3 1 Carlton Phtl 3 2 Amenca:n League Coleman Oet 4 o Ryan Cal Sp lrttorff KC and Kaat Mrnn 3 0 McNally Balt and Perry' Clev FURNITURE With Another Great Buy .. - 3 1 Wood Ch l3 2 • The Four-Club Response 4. Ured m the stxth and l..tndy McDaruel allowed lhree hit. over the fmal 3 2-3s mmngs to ga m the save BtJI} Parsons , who WitS knocked out tn the fourth tnmng suffered the loss In the only other Amertcan League game Cahforma blanked Oakland 4-0 In the only Naltonal League game scheduled, Houston downed San Diego 2-0 Rudy May pttched a ftve-lut shutout to gtve the Angels the vtclory ove~ the Oakland AthletiCS who are now struggling w1U1 a !>-9 record A year ago, llle A s were 10-4 and they went on to wm the world champtonshtp A double by Vada Ptnson and a smgle by Frank Robmson spearheaded a three-run thtrd uunng rally that handed May the vtctory Doug Rader s two-run homer '68 CHEVELLE H.T. COUPE 307 V 8 eng 1ne auto trans P S rad1o w s w ttres one owner Golden State 117 Los Angeles 109 (on ly game sc heduled ) Tuesday s Games (no games scheduled) N H L Playoff Sfandmgs By Un1ted Press InternatiOnal ( Sem1fmals- Best of Seven) w I gf ga Chtcago 3 1 11 10 New York 1 3 10 11 really felt 1 eady tomght You always have to he ready o[f the bencl1 I pushed myself espe ctally hard and 11 was one of IO) better shootmg games ~ He hit stx shots m a row m one second quarter burst Coach Al Attics sa1d the tea m was down after Saturday s tnept performance, but got nd of 1ts frustratwns m a Sunday practtcc He told hts team to play tls usual run and shoot game and that 1f 1t couldn t 1mprove on 1ts 23 per ~.:cnt shoot mg ftgure of TtiS PM Sat Local Bowling Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Mornmg Glor1es League Apnll7 , 1913 Team Pts Excelsror Otl Co 74 Newell Sunoco 72 Gtbbs Grocery 52 D1ck s GrocerY 50 G & J Auto Parts 46 Spencer s Market 42 H1 lnd Game - Sandy Korn II Second Ht lnd Game - Jan Jenk 1ns 192 Ht Serres - Jan Jenkins 514 Second H1 Se rr es - Snndy K.or n 486 Team H I Gam e - Newell Sunoco 823 Tea m H1 Se rres - Newell Sunoco 2385 The 76ers expected the appeals court rulmg by mtd mornmg today and scheduled a 10 :m a m news conference The 76ers, meanwhlle , blamed attorney Rt chle Phtlhps for the confuSion whtch thre,ttened to vmd a trade of thetr No I ptck m the draft to Chicago for Clt££ord Ray and !lob Wetss of the Bulls Ray who was plagued by a knee mJury last season, was In Ph1ladclphta Monday to he exammed by the 76ers physt ctan Dr Joseph Torg The 76ers sa td that Phillips, who n3prcsents Rily l:lnd a number of other prominent sport~ f1gure:i, wou1d not let h1s client be ex.ammed If he doesn t get a thorough ex.ammatlon by noon the trade 1s off a 76e r ~ spokesman sa1d late Monday mghl We're not gomg to trade a No I <\raft ptck fur a cnpple Wednesday lclte MIMed League AprtiiB 1973 Standmgs Pis Team 76 Holter Rawling s 74 Rosenbaum Meadows 70 Fultz Bentley 44 Blakeslee Hoyt 36 Moore Morrow 36 M c Donald Dr enner Hrgh Indi vidual Game John Bentley 203 M en women Becky Orenner 187 Second Htgh lnd Game Dan Mead o w s 199 M en women Vtrgmra Hoyt 175 High Senes - Men Chuck Blakesl ee 512 women Susie Kmght 432 Second H1gh Series - Men Russ Moor e 510 women Joy Bent ley 421 Team H1gh Game - Bl akes Team Hrgh Series - Blakes l ee Hoyt and Rosenbaum M eadows 1735 Cazz1e for a hft Jerry West whose clutch shootmg sank the Warriors m the ftrst three wms. mtssed a couple down the stretch for a change but sttll led the Lakers wtth 32 He pegged Russell as the key and satd CazZie was super ' He also sa1d the Warnors aggressive defense turned the tables m the fourth Saturday we deserved to contest lose Nate Thurmond had a big Russell agreed that the n1ght m h1s awesome p1vot Wa1n ors have been m trouble battle wllh Wtlt Chamberlain of whenever they ' stopped TWl the l.akers htttmg 23 pomt. mng We re probably the worst heritage house SUPPLIES HERE • '----------~~~~~~~---------~ ~ • a l o ~n you Wh~te\er amounr ~' e REMINDER ISSUED A remmder was ISSued today to all boys mterested m playmg Pee Wee Ltltle League and Puny League baseball this swnmer at Cheshtre S1g0-up wlll be conducted from 6 to 8 p m Wednesday at the Bradbury Butldtng Pee Wee and Little League players must pay a $3 Insurance fee while pony leaguers must pay $4 am In charge wtll be Gene Wtse, Duke Kennedy, Gary Ge ~ Max Whitlatch and Ed Ifu!: hngton Th1rty three boys have stgned up lor h!Ue league and 15 for pony league ' forgot a present for Emma" Gtve a thought to tn creastng your Homeowner Poi1cy to 1nclude the new puf chases of household furmsh1ngs and gtfts Downing • Childs AGENCY, INC. 220 N 2nd MIDULEI:'v., T Summer Bowling AT MASON BOWLING CENTER MASON, W VA Wtll Begm the Week of MAY 7 Monday- Women Tuesday- Men s Handicap 1 Wedne sday- Mr xed Thursday- ] Man Scratch (540 Max Team Average Money Leagues No Trophies) • FOR INFORMATION CALL713-5791 AFTER 12 NOON 99 1.s GRASS CATCHER AVAILABLE Thrifti-Cut Deluxe Rotary Mower, 22" •3 ~-H P, Bnggs & Stratton automatic choke engme •Handle-mounted throttle control •AdJustable cuttmg be1ght (%"to 3") •8" steel wheels, underdeck baJ!les <;<\\ 99~-7711 m ~ yo u know Pomeroy EVEN LESS WITH TRADE! 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Second lnternattona 1 League Standmgs By Un1ted Press International Am ertcan DIVISIOn w I pel g b Pawtucket 5 2 714 Roc hester 5 5 500 11h Syracuse 3 7 300 31h Toledo 3 8 273 4 Natlona I 01vls1on w I pet g b Trdewater 8 J 727 Char l es ton 6 2 750 1 Penrnsula 6 4 600 2 Richmond 2 7 222 51h Monday's Results Sy r acuse 3 T1dewater 2 Cha rl eston at Pawtucket ppd ram (Only games schedu led ) teams and one pony team Signed tg play should be at the htgh school gymnaSium by 9 Thrifti-Cut SPECIAL STUS LE OF you PQtnts, Plugs Con densers Exhaust Systems etc Well known brands low pnces • Rtverfront Stadtum Tomght the Reds reswne the1r Nahonal League sched ule hostmR Montreat Don Gullett (3-1) ts scheduled to ptlch for Cmcmnatl agamst the Expos' Mtke Torrez (1.:1 ) The Ind1ans, meanwhile, move on to Oakland where they plan to send Gaylord Perry (J.. t) agamst the A's Ken Holtz man (2 1) the1r as.s1stants m charge All boys of the two Llltle League 'F••••-tone PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE Si~!INGS OF OVER $150,000,000. If need need someo ne uust rhe you need CITY LOAN Ca y Loan a klnd of loan co mpany handle ltlg:, tuo If pt.OtJlc &SAVING, S , ~ trust us to sa\ PST. 1912 PARTS AND • and here Saturday wtth all the teams managers and 1ts Tag Day Thrifti-Cut Deluxe Rotary Mower, 20" Ca lrfornra 003 100 ODO-- 4 6 0 Oakland 000 000 ooo- 0 5 0 M ay ( l 1) and Kusnyer Odom (O 4} and Fosse GET YOUR ·' ·'• expan sion baseball program will conduct lee Ho yt 623 ,I •n league scheduling will be discussed RUT! AND - Hutland s orjjamzed youths. newly 'f•..e•-tone ~~ •• mvlted to Rutland boys to hold tag day Saturday tea m m the world when we stop ..---------------------------~-------. cmd se t up pi::ltterns We ve got to move to be effectiVe Asked why he left Russell 1n near the end of the game mstead of Barry Attles satd EST I (only game sc heduled ) I II use Cazzte for whatever he •3-H P Brtggs & Stratton engme, can do best Whenever Rick automatic choke, recml starter tsn t dorn g so well offensively I WHA Playoff Standmgs By Umted Press International •Throttle control on engme never hesttate m gomg to ( Sem•llnals- Best of Seven) •AdJustable cuttmg hetght (1" to 3\4 " ) East the first three playoff battles, • • • • • • • - • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • w I gf ga came off the bench to regtsler I •7" wheels, btg 19" cut New England 3 1 13 13 33 potnts tn 29 mmutes of play I 3 13 13 Cleveland and spark the v1ctory West w I gf ga That put the sertes at J..l Los 7 1 W nnrpeg 2 0 Angeles and set up a rematch 1 7 Houston 0 2 Wednesday mghl on the Lakers' Mondays Results EVEN LESS (no games sc heduled ) home court Tuesdays Games WITH TRADE I Russell who admtls he would Wtnnrpeg at Houston hke to start1 has been a (on ly game sc hed uled) benchwarmer thts season be htnd Rtck Barry and Clyde Lee Russell and Barry are shooters Ma tor League Results and coach AI Attles says he By Untted Press tnternattonal National League needs the defense and reholl!ld· • Bnggs & Stratton 3-H P., automatic choke engme San D 1ego 000 000 ooo- 0 8 2 mg of Lee at one starling spot 020 000 OOx- 2 6 1 Hous ton • Handle-mounted throttle control Grer f Troedson (7) Ramo But Russell satd after hts • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • (7) and Kendal l Roberts York great show Tuesday that I •AdJustable cuttmg hetght (%"to 3") (9) and Edwards WP Roberts (l 1) LP Gre1f (1 l) HR Rader • Front and rear underdeck baffles w I gf go Montreal 3 1 14 10 Ph rladelphra 1 3 10 14 Mondays Results (no games sc hedul ed) Tuesday s Games New York at Chrcago (830pm ooo-- Pomeroy Open Evenmgs 'T118 00 Also Syracuse and Rutland Little League managers Equipment wlll be issued and CIN CINNATI (UP!) - The Indtans beat the Ctncmnalt Reds J..O Monday mght m an exhibttlon game l,lt Warriors still alive Amencan League New York 000 230 5 81 Mrlwaukee 000 002 ooo-- 2 7 1 Med rch McDanrel (6) and M un son Parsons Short (4) Lockwood (5) and Porter WP M ed1ch (1 O) LP Parsons (1 2) Garn:t (4th) Coluccro ( 1st) \ You 11 Like Our Qua lilY, Way of Dorng Busmess GMAC FINANCING m v illage hall -attend the meeting are the Clevel~nd postpone draft again OAKLAND Cahf IVPI) The Golden State Warnors are sttll altve m thetr NBA playoff ser1es aga mst the LOs Angeles Lakers and both s1des agree that Cazz1e Russell ts the reason why The Warnors reehng fro~ an mcred1ble 126-70 diSaster Saturday mght, finally flashed a little of the form that got them past Milwaukee m the ftrsl round of playoffs by dumptng the mtghty Lakers, 117 109 Tuesday mght Russell who had htt only 14 pomts tn 10 lndmns blank Reds 3-0 Injunction sought to Monday ntght that Ntzer had ,tsked the Ctrcutt Co urt to overturn a lower court dects1on whiCh cost the 76ers the No 4 chotce m the draft NBA Commtsstoner Walter Kennedy had gtven Seattle s flr, t roWld draft ptck to the 76ers m a dtspute over the s1gmng of J ohn Bnsker But U S Dtsln ct Judge John H Tenney ordered the matter dectded by the NBA s board of governors ( club ow ne1 s) When the club owners met, they overruled Kennedy and gave the draft pick bac k to Seattle The squabble for ced an earlier postponement of the draft Koslof£ sa1d that Ntzer who also represent. Phtladelphta m a court effort to get Btlly Cunnmgham back from the ABA Carohna Cougars , has complete charge or the mat ter and terested parenh of the Pomeroy Boys League are to meet at 7 p m Wednesday at the Pomeroy first aid room 106 PHILADELPHIA (UP!) One of the country's best lawyers has )Otned one of pro basketball's worst teams man effort to get today's Naltonal ABA Playoff Standmgs By Un1ted Press lnternatmnal Basketball Assoctalton draft IOIVISton Ftnals Best ot postponed agam Seven) The Philadelphia 76ers an Eas w I pel nolUlced Monday mght that 500 3 3 Caro l tna 3 3 500 famed lrtal attorney Lows Kentuc ky Ntzer has asked the U S West CircUit Court of Appeals m w I pet 4 2 667 New York for an InJUnction to x lnd1an a 2 4 333 postpone the draft Utahr x clrnched senes The 76ers, who finished last Mondays Results season w1th a 9 73 record, (no games sc hedul ed ) Tuesday s Game complicated the ptclure by Kentucky at Carolma IBpm announcmg that they would EST) probably votd a weekend trade NBA Playoff Standmgs wtth the Chtcago Bulls for the (DIVISIOn F1nats Best of Sevenl No I draft ptck East w As a fmal measure, the 76ers I pel New York 3 1 750 satd thetr player-coach, Kevm Boston 1 3 250 Loughery, had qutt the team to West w 1 pet become coach of the New York Los Angeles 3 1 750 Nets IQ the ABA Golden State 1 3 250 Team owner Irv Kosloff sa1d Monday s Results managers (2nd I (only game scheduled} •1495 Karr & Van Zandt 992 534 2 All and an etght-lut shutout by Dave Roberts and Jun York hfted Houston past San Otego The trtlU!Iph was Houston s ftfth stratght and kept them WI beaten at home m stx games thts season San Otego lost it. fourth strwght and IS wmless Ill stlrth games on the road Lines cores ••6. s• U!!J;J :mmu:nzil tough to keep loose and tt's tough to kee p your mmd on the game Somettmes you don t feel you rem the game at all " Hart dtsagrees I've got more of a chance of bemg a httter as the DH I can watch the ptlcher and "atch what they re throwmg 1 can concen Irate totally on the game • You d never know they were discussmg the same thmg by hstemng to thetr opposite reactions Hart drove m the first New York run m the two-run fourth mnmg wtth a smgle and then doubled m what proved to be the decidmg run In the fifth uunng to start a three~un rally The second run or the tnnmg scored when Johnny Bnggs bobbled Hart s htl and Fehpe /\lou drove m the fmal nm "1th a pmch smgle George Medtch pllched the f1rst 5 1 3 mmngs to gam hl s ftrsl major league vtctory He .. . ..... $ This Weeks Spec1al ONLY By VITO STELUNO UPI Sports Wnter Joe Lahoud clatms tl s tough bemg the DH" but hell never get J1m Ray Hart to agree wtth htm Hart, obtamed from the San Franctsco Giants by the New York Yankees last week , says, I hke the destgnated hitter role beca~ I don't have to worry about mak1ng errors ' Hart now has etght htts m 13 at bals and he collected two hits and drove m two runs Monday ptght m the Yankees :>-2 vtclory over the Milwaukee Brewers Meanwhtle Lahoud went (). for-4 and struck out wtth the bases loaded m the stxlh for the Brewers Lahoud now has JUSt two htt. m 27 at hat. as the DH and tl d be difficult for the Brewers' p1tchers to be much worse than that It s hard to concentrate as the DH " Lahoud sa1d, 1t s Major League Pro Standings Leaders Estate of Laura Le fhe 1t Deceased Crow Crow & Porter Atlorneys for Adm nrstratr x ·············-········•• • BAKER •• (All T1mes EST) (All T1mes ESTl its thanks Blood 2'' wlpclgb Adm tn str at rr x of th e (4) 24 (SJ 1 Amencan League East w I pet gb 9 s 643 Balf•more I Detrott B 6 571 Mtlwaukee 6 6 500 2 Boston 6 7 462 New York 6 8 429 3 Cleveland 6 9 400 31 2 West wlpctgb Kansas Crty 10 5 667 M tnnesota 8 4 667 Chr t ago 6 5 545 Calrfornta 6 6 500 21 1 Oakland 5 9 357 4'' Texas 2 8 200 5 ' Monday s Results New York :;, M tlwau kee 2 n1ght Cal 1tornta 4 Oakland 0 n1ght (on ly games scheduled) Today s Probable Pitchers San Franc1sco 13 s 722 Crncmnatr 11 5 688 1 Hous ton 10 8 556 3 Los Angeles 7 10 412 5' ' San Drego 6 12 333 7 Atlanta 4 11 267 1•1 Monday s Results Hous ton 2 San Otego 0 nrght (only game scheduled) Today s Probable PltJ;:hers - NOTICE OF SALE The real estate of the late Laura Ler fhe t Deceased wh•ch s s tuate tn I he VII age of Syracuse Mergs Coun ty Oh o wtll be Qff ered for sate at the offtces of Crow Crow & Porter Atto rn eys at Law Pam eroy Oh o at 1 oo p M on Frtday th e 4th day of May 1973 Th•s property 1s appra sed at" $3 750 00 and canno t be so ld tor less than the aoprarsed va lue Terms of sale are cash and th e property w II be sold sub1ec t to the 1 en for real est ale taxes for NEW HAVEN - Revenue m the amount of $1,000 to assiSt NOTICE ON FILING Shanng funds were allocated the New Haven Ubrary by the OF INVENTORY Mason County Court durmg tts ANO APPRAISEMENT The st;.te of Oh1o Me1gs regular weekly meehng county Probate Court Monday evemng These funds To the Executor or Ad mtn stra,or of the estate to w1ll be used for furmshmg such of the fo llowrng as are, shelvmg, filing cabmets, desks, 1973 res.dents of the Sta te of Oh 1o v,z - lh e sur11 rv ng spouse the chairs, etc Dear Parents of k n th e benefrclarres Manning 0 Webster next under II and to the at Whatever their age, appearance, or color keep an open mmd Also last mght, Franklin E Judge torneyth e w or attorneys Court of Com man Plea s represenllng about ALL your children s frtends and get to know them before any of the NEW HAVEN - The New Cobb was appomted as ConProbate DIVJS,on aforement oned persons you pass judgment stable for Hannan D!Strtcl He {4 J 24 ( 5 ) 1 8 Jt Haven Rescue Squad has Eddte Lou Howery Route 3 Okay H and UMU' - SUE wtll serve unbl the next Albany M ergs Co unly Oh•o No gratefully acknowledged 20852 +++ recent gtfts and donahons election when voters w11J make You are hereby nohf ed that Dear Parents the Inventory and Ap recetved after the passmg of the chotce NOTICE OF pra se ment of the estate of th e 1 But keep an open eye too And 1f you fmd It's necessary The three member court, APPOINTMENT thetr fnend, Ke1th Mopsy" aforement oned deceased la t e Case No 20935 put your ' NOs" to work Older guys can be great for your Haymaker comprised of Wtlham H Estate of HENRY SPENCER of sad Count y wa s f1 led tn th s Court Sa•d Inventory and daughters, but remember, not ALL of them are samts or savlors The Haymaker famtly asked Rardm, Jr , prestdent, Deceased writ be for Notice Is hereby g ven th at Apprarsement hear ng before th' s court on the Comm1sS10ners Clarence - HELEN E~na Mae Spencer of Rt 1 that people who wanted to send of May 1973 al 10 00 Lo'ng Bottom Oh to has been o4thcloday ck A M flowers for the funeral could Adkins and gasll Robertson duly appo rnted Adm n1stratrtx Any person des r ng to fll e Rap either send flowers or make a and Clerk of the Court, L W of the Estate of Henry Spencer except tons thereto must ftl e Women yak about thetr second class status But they sbll donation to the rescue squad Getty arranged for a spec10l deceased late of Me gs County th em at leas t f ve day s prror to 0htO set for hear rng make tl pay Maybe I should say they make guys pay and I don t Also the Haymakers donated meeting at 7 p m Wednesday Cred •tors are requ rred to f le th eG date under my t1and and ven therr clatms with sa1d 1 ducrary mean JUSt the cost of a date sea l of sa d Cour t thiS 20th day Mopsy's hospttal bed and wtth Carl Cook, secretary of w thrn four months I was drtvmg along the freew~y mmding ID} own busmess at wheel-chatr to the squad ThiS the Mason County Planmng Dated th is 19th day of Apr 1 Of Aprtl 1973 Mannmg 0 Webst er about 65 mph , which ts legal Thts chtck breezes pa•l me, gives equtpment wtll be available for CommiSSIOn Th1s is to concern 1973 J udge and ex offrcro Cl erk Mann In!;! D Webster me the look, so what would any guy do I start playmg the game of sa1d Court loa n, wtlh a reasonable only dtscusston on plannmg Judge I pass her, she passes me, I pass her, she passes me and, before depostt to people m need of Court of Common Pleas By Janet E Morr s Probate DIV IS IOn you know tt, we're up to about 80 mph and havmg great fun Ch1ef Deputy Clerk such eqmpment (4) 24 (5) 1 8 3t ( 4 ) 24 (5) 1 21 unt1l I see th1s red flashmg hght Wayne Carter, Squad Chtef, So I slow down, ftgunng the cop wtll stop the chtck because commented, We really ap(Continued from page I) she's closest Does he' Not hardly He pulls around HER and I preciate all these donattons by Quality Prmt Shop, get the l!cket She passes by us, beeps her horn waves, shrugs, The sq uad feels greatly Metgs Local School, and goes free, whtle I m stuck for speedmg honored to have frtends that The Datly Sentmel, The If she's readmg th1s, and IS any kind of lady, she ll come are as gracious and devoted as MIDDLEPORT, 0. Athens Messenger, WMPO • through w1th haH the fme Tell her to wrtte to me, care of you, the Haymakers We only hope Radio Station, Ewmg Funeral please - STUCK AND BLEEDING \\e can continue to provtde the Home and Veterans Memortal kmd of servtce that IS pleasmg Hospttal DearS and B to them and all our citizens " Donors were Don't hold your breath' - SUE Donattons totahng $320 were POMEROY - Vrrg1l W1n +++ recetved from Joey and Ruth don Jud1th B Werry Millard NOTE FROM HELEN Don t be too sure, Sue I ll betS AND Roush, Joe Kay, The Netgh- Swartz Mrs Ruby Burns1de Debbte Hunnell Wtlllam B get. at least ftve answers, all from dtfferent areas (And tf you bors, Fnends," "Fnends Radford Gary Sm1th Suzanne don t hear from us, gtrls, you 11 know tt s the wrong freeway ) Zorr;~ Johnson from Cahforma/' Kenneth and Warner HELEN Howard Logan Roland Nancy Holbrook, Edna Roush, Radford Wallace Hatf1eld DorolhJ Btll and Jenme Norbert Neutzlmg Shara WIN AT BRIDGE James, Btll and Anna Mc- Allen Hoy! Allen Carolyn McOan1el George McDantel It Beats As II Farland, Rtchard and Unda Demaree Sexson George Sweeps As It Larry Johnson Waybnght, Everett and Na s h Cleans Instant Margaret Eskew Florence 4 pOSitiOn ~athleen Roush, Homer and Bearhs rug adjust wtlhout any of the lht ee top Lula Reed, Carl and Betty RUTLAND Donna 24 NORTH menl ~i~~ Argabnte, Red, Jean and Davidson honors .KJ5 GALLIPOLIS R1chard ¥10832 Wtth yesterdays hand had Conme Haymaker, the James Roach +AK South o p e n e d one heart Trent., Ttm, Sandra and Andy MIDDLEPORT - Clarence .KJ74 North would respond four Robert Buskirk Roger WEST EAST clubs • South would look at Haymaker, Lloyd Smtih, Amy Morgan George M1ller Robert .987632 .Q4 hls queen htgh sutt and stgn and Charles Humphreys, K1ng Wayne Dav1s Judy ¥6 ¥KQ Robert Leonard and Ellene Fields, Pocklngt ~ n off at four hearts • Q2 • J 109875,4 Pocktngton Freda G1tmore Today we have g 1 v e n Davtd and Carol Roush, Robert Dallas Blev.ns Norma G .10952 .83 North the same hand as yes I and Peggy GurtiS, Fairview Wilcox Sarah Fowler Ed SOUTH (D) terday but cha ng e d the Bible Church Mr and Mrs Durst Clara France Jeanne .AlO South hand a tnfle so that Howard Edwards, Mary Morgan Lewrs Long Paul ¥AJ9754 Haplonst~ll Jack1e Lew1s hiS SIX-card trump SUit IS • 63 Danny and D Joe Workman Milton Hood Roger Manley headed by the ace .AQ6 Enc Pearch Douglas and Pauline Mtller, il"ACINE - Pamela Riffle North-South vulnerable North responds four clubs Ketth and Alice Ohlinger, John Cns S1mpson Ronald Salser West North East South and South knows there IS a tt ump tnck out agamst h1m Watkms Paul and Lovern Edward B F1schers M1chael 1¥ Brown Ralph Badgley but o n 1 y one unless West Powell Palncta and James Martha Pass Pass Dudd1ng Floyd shows up wtth all three mtss Trent 4NT Pass Pass Hendr1cks Martha Lou mg trumps 5NT Pass Pass Beegle Dorothy Badgley Pass Pass Pass 6¥ Dorothy Glenn Roy F Van S o u t h likes hiS hand The Dai~ Sentinel Pass Meter Mart1n W tlcoxe n enough to mvtte a slam by DEVOTED TO THE Robert Wood Lee Layne Opemng lead- • . 9 means of a four spade cue INTEREST OF SYRACUSE Ariella MEIGS MASON AREA btd and North does the rest Vanover M1l fon Roush , CHESTER L TANNEHILL Dorothy DOuglas L:arrarne M (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) Bv Oswald & James Jacoby Exec Ed Cund1ff, Kathy Cummgs Rex ROBERT HOEFLICH Curnmgs C•tv Ed•tor Yesterday s arltcle showed ':~r!li:JIIJ:~~~~~~I] CANVAS ' Publ sned d~ ly except TUPPERS PLAINS how • tucky preempllve coACH Salurday by The Oh •o Villley Evelyn Lehman openmg got the opponents Publtsh ng Company 111 OXFORD ~ MINERSVILLE - Clara to a slam m1ssmg the ace The b1ddmg has been Court 51 Pomeroy Oh o Mae M c intyre Jerry W • Arrlrf duck upper, locite lining of duck and kmg of trumps Wesl North East South 45769 Bus ne!.s Off•ce Phone Harper • Web • • backot.,. 992 2156 Ed•tor al Phone 992 They m 1 g h t well have 3• Pass HARRISONVILLE - Robert 2157 • Ventll•llng .,..teto Pass Pass Alkrre reached tl wtthout b e 1 n g 5 ,. Second cl ass postage pad at ' • Full culllton l - with comfort cullllon erch Pomeroy Oh o CHESHIRE Grace h e 1 p e d along by the op You South hold • Non-merklng molded outoote Nat anal adv~ rt•s•ng Thomas Clara Thomas Jess1e ponents because most sys • 2-etrlpe colored oole binding ¥AK10643 +~76 .Q4 representat "e Batt nellt eeaver Lmda Winebrenner terns fall down on thts one What do you do now ? Gallagher Inc 12 East 42nd CL€VELAND - Glenn A SIZES: Sltuatton 51 New York C ty New Vorl!. Brinker A-Double Take what should Su bscr •pt on rates De We have a gadget to pt o be a sure proht MEN'S 6.% 113 LONG BOTTOM - Macel ltvered by carrter where BOYS' 3-6 Barton R1chard Barton teet a~am<t thiS after we ava tlable 50 cents per week TODAY~ QUES1ION By Motor Roule where car rier Howard Parker open With a maJOr su tl Spe Agam yom p:<~i lnet ha ~ ser . . ce not avatlaple One HEMLOCK GROVE ctftcally the fout club re open~d three ~ pad es You month 11 75 By ma I n OhtO Sharon Welker Jack R sponse to a major sutt open South and W Va One year SU 00 ~old Welker 1ng 1s an unhm1ted forcmg S nr: months 57 25 Three REEDSVILLE - Grant 1 a1se at least It IS un .Q2 ¥AK"86 54 +A 2 oi>A2 r1onlhs 54 50 Subscr1pt on 1 Your Thorn MeAn Store Smrth pr ce ncludes Sunday T r.1es Wh at do you do now? l1amted except J.hat respond BVRNINGSPRINGS W Va Sent nel er holds exactly tour trumps - Gall B Taylor Squad says Roberts blanks Padre,s ; Yanks win Afterward, he satd, Mard1an "became the fellow wtthtn the comnuttee wtth whom we all worked on that proJect· Sedam, 36, JOined the NIIon campatgn as a lawyer tn November, 1971 He moved up to chief counsel when Uddy qutt after a quarrel wtth Magruder and moved to the campaign•s fmance ann Mard1an had been chtef of the mternal security dtvtston at the Jusl!ce Department and a close ally of Mttchell In mtdMay of 1972----a month before the bugging-he jorned the campaign as a coordinator for the Western states ~~ hiS depostl!on taken last Wednesday and released Monday mght, Sedam satd, 'It was a sttuatton m wh1ch, qUlte frankly, I was a httle miffed I thought that as the committee's lawyer, I should be handling 11 But I wasn't Mr Mardtan was handlrng the project and I JUS! didn I have any further mvolvement m tt ' 1973 NOTICE OF .. MEETING tAt ..LI::O POMEROY HOME & AUTO Your Complete Tire Center 125 E Math St 992 2171 Pomeroy. 0 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy, o. �• 1- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April24, 1973 -:--..:-........................... :·:·~·~-""•V.•'•X<·:·:·:·:·:··.--:·~·~·:-:·:·:-; ..,.............v ............. . . Homestead club lW Pomeroy . . . ~ ~ I meeting held [ Personal Notes ] LANGSVILLE - Members ':'~"""' ,.;::: .,, •'•, ,•, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag were Easter weekend guests of were reminded that Friday is the pickup date on seedlings at the Rutland Elementary School when the Homestead Garden Club met Thursday night in Langsville. 5- TheDail ' ~~·»»>~.U.«..::X:::::OZ::ft &ster theme' Money being sent to Toronto Social i is carried out m 1 ili: Calendan I A gift of money will be sent to the TIH'onto Chr istian Mission ' to provide a table place setting for Ule mission it was decided Friday night at a meeting of the Young Adult Class. of the Bradford Church of Christ. Meeting at the church, the The Easter theme was carried out in the program presented at a recent meeting of the Women's Society of USDA Choice meeting opened with devotions discussed. Sandwiches, chips, pie and ·' on the theme 11 Jesus is Lord," by Mrs. John Blake. Scripture coffee were served by Mrs. was taken from Phil. 2, f>-11, Larry Pickens, and Mrs . and Mrs. Ralph Painter had Painter to those named andl prayer. Flowers and cards will Mrs . Clifford Smith and be se nt to the sick and shut-in. Christy, Mrs. 'walter Morris Several projects were and Carol, Mrs, Ben Rife, John Blake, Scotty and Vicky Pickens. Mrs . Pickens wlll have devoti~ns for the May II dona ted by Ute members . meeting with Mrs. Blake to Members wore Easter serve the refreshments. bon~ts and a prize was won by Mr s. Bonnie Miller . Mrs . Clatworthy. whose home was decorated for the Easter season, will also host the May 17 meeting. Refr es hments were served to those named and Mrs. Cora B. Beegle, Miss Shirley Beegle, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Marte Hawkins, Mrs. Erma Yoho, Mrs. Beulah Ewing, Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell, Mrs. Jean Moore, Mrs . Violet Miller, Mrs. Evelyn Ma in at Sycamore, Pomeroy Napper and Jimmie . TUESDAY RACINE LODGE 461 , CHristian Service of the and chHdren 1 Colwnbus. F&AM, will observe past Minersville United Methodist Miss Jeanne Hines of master's night, 7:30 p.m . at Churc h. Columbus was the weekend An i,nvitation wa$ read from temple. All Master Masons guest of her mother, Mrs. Ed Members of the Society the Bend 0' the River Garden invited; refreshments. Hines, Minersville. quilted at the aU day meeting FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS and had a potluck dinner at Mr . and 1\!'S . Mike Hammer Club to attend a meeting at Racine . A paper on the Club meeting, 7:30 p.m. at noon prec.ding the meeting. and daughter, Kimberly, were Contributions of $50 eacli for Saturday guests of Mr. and regional meeting held a week home of Mrs. Willard Hines. Mrs. Stella Grueser had cha rge the Crippled Children 's Mrs . Bob Hoeflich and Jayne. ago was given by Mrs. Larry Members are to take a rticles of the program which opened NICKI VAN METER Hospital in Columbus and Ute Mr . and Mrs. Bob Grueser of Barr who told of Ute demon- for auction . with group singing of " At Burns Institute in Cincinnati DREW WEBSTER Post 39, Calvary." She read from the Mariet41, wer:-e the weekend stration on flower arranging will be made by the Twin City guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl given by Mrs . Paul Reed. Mrs. American Legion Auxiliary, at Defenders' Magazine, an arShrinettes. Meeting Thursday Grueser and so n, Larry. Bernard Ledlie will prepare hall, 7:30 p.m. with guest ticle entitled ~>Js It a Sin to night at the home of Mrs. Joining the family for Easter the Green Thumb Notes for speaker. Mrs. Charles Mar- Celebrate Easter?" Scripture Emma Clatworthy, members May from the club. s hall,. foreign relations by Mrs, Mary PuJh was Acts was .Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. decided to present the conMrs. Lee Fetty and Sheila chainnan, and Mrs. Uoyd 12, 4-20, and each member read Spending Easter weekend tributions at the spring with Mrs. Welby Whaley was were hostesses for the meeting Wright, children and youth an article on Eas~r . There was ceremonial in Columbus on her daughter, Mrs. Frank presided over by Mrs. Larry chairman, in charge. a poem by Mrs. Hazel Me· May 5 along with a " Wonderful Barr. Mrs . Alpha Barr gave MEIGS County Church Cullum entitled "From ·His Calbetzor, Akron . A wide range of subjects is World of Disney" storage chest Mr . and Mrs. Gordon Fisher the legend of the dogwood tree Women United, key women of Dreams" by Langston Pugh, offered in the. 4-H program. . of New Philadelphia were and readings on Arbor Day , churches, meet at 1 p .m. at Mrs. Stella Grueser read " For Members of the Stiversville filled with toys and other articles for children in hospitals Easter weekend guests of Mr. were presented by Mrs. Larry Middleport's Heath Methodist the World, the Gospel Ac· Stitchers Club have selected and Mrs. James Mason Fisher. Barr. Members responded to Church to plan county's May cording to Me "; Mrs. Mary clothing as their p,roject aga~n Easter dinner guests of M~. roll call by naming a spring Fellowship Day, May 4. Mrs. Russell, " A Methodist and this year. Our first year in 4-H Campbell Harper is president. Prayer" by Peter Marshall ; we made scarves arid _ tote and Mrs. Orris Harris were flowering shrub. The annual slave sale and The May 17 meeting of the AAUW meeting, university and "Just for Today" by Mrs. bags. Our second year, we Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush and parents night was observed son, Randy , Mrs . Ernest club will be at the home of Mrs. women, 7:30 p.m . at Meigs Doris Grueser. made blouses for sportswear. when the Language Club of Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Alpha Barr. Cupcakes, jello, Mu sewn, Pomeroy; board of Others attending_ were Mrs. This year we are going to niake Eastern High School met at Ute Dawsori of New Haven, and tea and coffee were served by direc tors meet at 7. Mrs. June Sayre, Mrs. Sadie Brown, jumpers . Our clothing articles school. Mr. and Mrs . James MaS!ln the hostesses to those named Eugene Wickstrom, -Athens , Mrs. Elsie Forbes, Mrs . Anna from the past have heen so Liz Edwards, president, was. and Mrs. Francis Wilcox, Mrs. Ohio University and dancers Fisher. Hartenbach , Mrs . Rhoda useful. And , of course, we can in charge of the business Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush Bruce Morris, Mrs. Eugene wilJ present . a program on Roush, Mrs. Lillie Starcher, wear our new jwnpers when meeting with Philip B<wen, and Doug of Pataskala were Johnson, Mrs. Frank Gilkey, creativity through physical and two guestS, Mrs. Gladys school starts or even wear Vicki Gaul and Randy Blake as , weekend guests of Mr. and and three guests, Mrs. David education. She will also do a Taylor and Mrs . Gertrude them to church. All young girls the committee in charge Ute Baker, Mrs. Chester Johnson, slide presentation. Committee Mitchell. Mrs. Albert Roush. who want to .learn how to sew, sale and Philip Bowen serving repOrts will be given . Easter dinner guests of Mr. and S~eila Fetty . may do so by becoming a 4-H as auctioneer. and Mrs . Carl Ro~ch and REGULAR meeting, Loyal club ·member. The club also recently toured family were Dale Miller of Bereans Class, Middleport' There are other projects for the Columbus zoo . AcHuntington, W. Va . Mrs. Church or Christ, this evening boys and girls, or course, such companying members were Gertrude Miller and ··Marion postponed. as outdoor cooking, animal life Mrs. Nellie Parker and Mrs. Francis, Middleport. Mrs. RACINE Band Boosters, 7:30 and wildlife. Our club used Judy Dudukovic, sponsors, and "He is Risen" was the serMiller received word Easter p.m. Tuesday at the school. All mon topic of the Rev. W. H. " Let's Explore the Outdoors" Mike Dudukovic. OUter club morning of the birth of a greatmembers urged to attend. Perrin at the Easter morning last year as a project also and omcers are Regina Kimes, grandson to Mr. and Mrs. John RACINE AMERICAN services of Trinity Church, .I we learned a lot about wildlife, vice president; John Smith, Abshire, Columbus. trees, wildflowers and other · secretary; Dick Stettler, Mr. and Mrs. George Durst, Legion Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m. Pomeroy. Wellston ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tuesday at the hall. An organ prelude "At aspects of nature . - By Nicki treasurer; Tim Baum, Dawn Van Meter. · Werner, Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. Sunrise" by Mrs. Ben Neutz. JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion sergea nt-at-arms, and 4·H CLUB MET Norma.n Stewart and Barbara, Auxiliary', Feeney-Bennett ling opened the service with · Rosemary Reed and Byron PARTY AT CROW'S Sewing projects were worked Mr. and Mrs. steven Stewart, Post 128,7 p. m. Tuesday at the the congregation singing McCoy, consuls. on during a recent meeting of . . Mrs . Bess Rupe , a nd . Mrs . A dinner party at Craw's Middleport Hall. Final plans "Christ the Lord is Risen the Rock Springs Lady Bugs at Thomas Wright, all of and practice for district con~ Today" for the processional of . Steak House was held recently the horne of Ann Evans. Pam Columbus were Easter guests feren~e on April 28. Member's · the 21 jUnior choir members by the Jolly Bunch Sewing SING SCHEDULED Evans, Kristy. Evans, and of .Mrs. G. G. Werner. Club. Members then :went ·to . A hymn sing will be held at to bring bottle caps for and the 16 se nior choir· the home of Mrs. Lillian Smith Jackie King are making Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitch of I :30 p.m. Sunday at the Hazel members. The introit w3s redemption. for a social evening. Attending uJoyful Jumpers" while Tina Wheeling , Mr. and Mrs . Community Church near Long PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy given by the pastor with a were . Mrs . Smith, Mrs .. Helen Randolph, Billie Addison, William Houck, Beth, Carol Bottom with the Barnett Chapter 186, Order of the choral response from the choir. · Reynoldsj Mrs. Grace Johnson, Tammy Atkins, Vickie Hood, and Lynn, Mari~n and Mr. and Family of McArthur .to be FolloWing the sacrament of Easte~n Star , 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Beatrice-Robson, Miss and Fonda Rapp are making Mrs. Larry Mitch, Middleport, . featured . The public is invited. Tuesday at Bowers Restaurant · Holy Communion, pennies for Mae ' Weber, , Mrs. Marjorie skirts and totebags. P8.m were weekend guests of Mr. with Mrs. Nellie Tracy as an adopt~d child were taken Evans presided at the meeting and Mrs. Perry Mitch . Mr. and and there was the offeratory . Milhoan, Mrs. Edith Jividen, hostess . Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mrs; Mary with reports of the secretary Mrs. Robert Mitch also visited· prayer 8nd the ingathering. WEDNESDAY and treasurer being made:. with Mr. and Mrs. John Seines, The combined choirs sang an Jean Harrison and her son, WILDWOOD Garden Club, Next meeting will be Friday at and the Houck f(Ullily visited in antiphonal number, "Open the Jeff. 10:30 a .. m. at the home. of Mrs. the home · of Mrs . Louise Gallipolis with Mr. and Mrs . · Gate of the Temple". There Alfred Yeauger for nature tour Radford. Robert Houck. were prayers with choral and study. Take sack lunch. Mrs. Elsie Haddox is a responses and the recessional AMERICAN Legion SON IS BORN patient at the Holzer Medical to " Jesus Christ is Risen An iodividual plaintiff ha~ com Mr. and Mrs. · James R. Center. Her room number · is Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Today". Candelabra and lilies . menced an action and the EXt!cutrix. of hi s Post 128,6:30 p.m. potluck with Anderson, Pomeroy, are an· 436. decorated the sanctuary. ~AME DAY .estate ha s heen dcsignateJ as re prese ntati ve each auxiliary member to take nouncing the birth of their first Mrs. Helen Marr and SERVICE Cd a class cun s i~ ti n g o [ tht! fol lowmg: child, a 7 lb. 2 oz. son, 'james children, Donna, Darrel, Darla a covered dish. Legionnaires A lltHi'rs of q11inine, ql4inidine. orha ci r~ ­ In At 9-0ul At 5 THURSDAY will be guests. Meeting at 7:30 du:ma products , or any other rt'lated produn Herbert, on April 16 at the and Darin of New Haven were Use Our Free Parking Lot RIVERVIEW Garden Clu b p.m . or subs/an te, for medicinal p.tlrpw· e.~ in (he Holzer Medical Center. Easter guests pf Mrs. Betty members to eat out and tour U11i1cd States or the Commonwealth of M~ternal grandparents are Cline. MIDDLEPORT Liferary Stahl 's Nursery Thursday ·Puerto Rico, Mr. and Mrs .. Arthur W. Nease, Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday at the evening, April26. Members are This action seeks Jamages resulting from 216 E . 'lnd, Pomeroy Sr ., Pomeroy. Paternal allegcJ violations by the Jcfen Jants of cerhome of Mrs. Thereon Johnson, to meet at the Whitehead home tain provisions of the antitrusl laws. II is Racine; Mrs. Roy Cassell to at 5:30. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. al leged in substance that during the period George Morns, Pomeroy . review, "Riverbed" by David 1951-!- 1966 the defendants conspired to reMaternal g'reat.grandParents . . ,. . Wagoner, Mrs. Robert Fisher strain trade and comrnercC in the manufacand Mr. and Mrs. Vernon to review "Franklin and ture and ~ale of quinine , quini di ne and other cinch ona proJucts. It is further alleged that Nease, Minersville, and Mr. Eleanor", by Joseph P. Lash. as a resul t of this conspiracy purchasers of and Mrs. Herman ·E. Warrier, Plans have been completed Roll call, comment on the book. such prodlJcts have hecn compelleJ to pay Pomeroy. Patern.al great· fdr the open church wedding of . POMEROY - Middleport prices than they othe rw ise wouhJ higher •• • grandfather is Alfred Elber- Miss Pennee Williams and Mr. Lions Club, noon Wednesday ' have paid. feld, ·Pomeroy. The defendantS have JcnieJ the allegaRichard Knapp on Friday, Meigs lnn. tiOns and have denieJ .Iiability. · April 27, at the Pomeroy OHIO Valley Cp!llmandry, On April :2, 1973. ccrtain .of the defendChurch of Christ. Knights Templar, 7:30 p.m. an ts, * while denying liahilit y, entered into The double-ring candlelight Wednesday at the Pomeroy IN HOSPITAL a Stipulation of Sculemcm with the plaintiff · class represe ntative, a copy of which is Glenn Roush of Drexel Hill, ceremony will be performed by Masonic Temple. . available for in spection at" the Oftlec of the Pa ., formerly of Middleport, is Mr. Hoyt Allen at 8 p.m. THU_¥DAY . Clerk of the Court , referred to below: Under a surgical patient at a following a program of orga n ROCK Sprmgs Grange, 8 that Stipulation of Settlement $725,000 pt·us Philadelphia hospital. His music b • Mrs. Lee Lee a\ 7:30 .: p.m. Thursday at the hall. the income earned thereon, less expenses of MEIGS County Women 's mother, Mrs , Dora Roush, the sct llemcnt and such amoun t as the Cour\ p.m. J Fellowship of the Churches of might all ow in payment to plaintiff's atresides in Middleport. Mrs. Connef Andrews of torneys for th eir fees anJ expenses, wouiJ Hemlock . Grove will be ihe Christ, '7:30 p.m. Thursday at be paid t"O members of the class hereinabove matron of honor for her sister, the Middleport Church of described in sett lement of · their claims agai nst the settling defendants. The deand best man will be Mr. Christ. Mrs. Hoyt Allen to fend_ants have the right tO withdraw from James Knapp · of West present the program. the proposed settlement on ~crta in terms Columbia, brother ot. the ~S.TUDENTS at Racine, and conditions as set forth in the Stipulation Letart•and Portland to ·sign up groom-elect. Ushers· will ·be of Scultment. In· the event the defendants Mr. Rocky ,.Williams, Mid - for Little League, Pony League exercise this option to withdraw, plaintiff's Peewee teams at .. attorneys will have ~he right to petition the dleport; and Mr. Mike Van and respective schools Thursday. Court for an award from the sett lement Meter, . Syracuse. Mrs. Judy fund of their fee s and expenses to that' date . Insurance fee required at t, h e Coates of Middleport will The class hereinahove tlescrihed ha s heen register the guests and serving · time ·of signupi Uttle League, .establisheJ by this Court for the purpOse of at a reception to be held in:the $2.50, and pony league $3. · administering the Stipulation of Settlement. church social ~ room im· Now, therefore, take notice: REVIVAL· ·at Bald Knobs mediately following the . (i) You will be exclui.Jcd from the class hy wedding will be Miss Shellie Freedom Gospel Mission . thi s Court if you request suc h exclusion _in writing sent to John J. Harding. Cle rk of the Clark, Pomeroy; Mrs. Terri co ntinues through SundaY, Rev. Cevil Wise evangelist; United States District Court for the Eastern Williams; Miss Linda District of Pennsylvania, · P. 0 . Box 95 ,. Williams, Langsvllle, and Miss services, 7:30 eac.h evening. Philadelphia, Pcf1 nsyh•ania 19 105, postSheila Harman, Rutland. WHITE AND marked 'not later thnn May ,24. 1973; (l) lf you do not request exclusion from NEW COLORS the clnss hy May 24; 1973 , you Will he included in .;;uc h class und any jmlgmenl Springlime whether favorable or not , · including an y judgment approving any settlement. will be of Embraceahle binding upon you; Uia111w••d• Means Love (J) Jf you do not request exclusion from When you're lp love, it's alw,ys Outside , Paints, Tractor Paint, Porch the c!ass hut prefer in connection with your aprinr. Seal thi• very tpeelal intlivitlual claim to he repre sented by your & Floor En~mel, Roof Paint, Var!)ish, feeJina with a diamond ensaae· f. own counsel rather than hv counsel to the We take your order Stain, Antiquing Kits, etc . . 111eat rlna -that' embrace• a· . class representative, you nlay enter an ap.. promptly : . . and mllchlna wide wedding band. pearance through your counsel but not later than May 24. 197}: · · And ' twin ba.nd for him. In cook food to your l ..karat white or yellow gold. · (4) If you'tlo not request exclusion from taste. Join us for great the class, you must mail to John J. Harding, Clerk . e ating, modest prices. of the United States District Court for by the Easlcrn District of Pennsylvania, P, '0 , Bo:t> 95, Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19105 , ~ Drop In Soon .... . . ...... .... postmarked not later than JuneK , 19.73, u statement inJic;1ting that you. intend to file Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lowe .' MEATS SUPERIORS SMOKED Shrinettes to give $100 Clothing again is project of girls 4-H club Slave sale held J USDA Choice Beef . Ground ., lOLA'S Penee Williams to wed Friday Bright Idea! Give Your Rooms A New Look LATEX WALL ·. PAINT Chief latex ' Wall Paint . Like Quality, Now Just .-----------------r--Complete Paint Dept. Fast Service? \ Priscilla e GOESSLER'S Jewelry Store Court Sf,, Pomeroy .) • :/ ~0r]. Adolph's Dairy Valley At the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge Moore's American 124 \'/.'MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. •sncic iC ~1l)!tntai,e tk rr .. du• h Chillli'IUC~. J o hn" '" ~ C• • mpa n~. R. W. Orc~tr &· Co.. . S. A .. M C"~ <.I tn,. .. Rc .,HII Oneil ul\d dh<."mlcJI ('o•mrany cch c prc-•·nt n;um: ,.{ w)lich i~ D:m tn,hl\lrll"" Inc . \, S.S.T . •: , •rlllllall• •n . _ $}19 .. Round.~~-. .' Armour All Meat lb. _· 12 oz.6 Armour Pure Beef REVERSIBLE CHAIR PADS 15x17x1 -in : cotton chair pads, l -In . ur,ethane foam core. Reversible, same pattern both sldes. Matching self ties. Flora~ pattern, green, gold. Early American pattern, green, goJd , S1.29, SWIFT'S PREMIUM Armour Sliced 12 oz. Home Made FROM USDA CHOICE BEEF ¢ GROUND BEEF · lb. ANY AMOUNT YOU WANT DR. PEPPER 8-Track bots. Diet Rite Cola or Dad's Root .Beer RC COLA PAK 16 oz. SPRITE 0~. Hi oz. hots. 16 ~ bot. 8 pak 89¢ pak Popular, Country 0. TRAIL .BLAZER DOG FOOD· 49 25 lb., bag .. tapes HERE'S A BONUS BUY! a c laim and setting fa ith your name and full address . If you do not mail such a statement, po!'i tmarked not later lhlln June 8, 197 3, that Will consti tute an authorizat ion thai inoney paid in settlement but not allocated to individual claims may be utilized for the pub.lic benefit in such manner as the Court may direc t; . . (5) A hearing will be held befdre the Court, heginning ori June 20, 1973, at 4:00 o'clock · in the afternoon in 'Room 4 of the UniteJ S~ates Court House, Philadelphia·, Pennsylvania. The purpose of the hearing is to determine whether the proposed .seulement should be approved by the Court under R·ule 2J (e) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, If the settlement is approved and l;lccomes ctfective in accordance with the terms of the Stipula.tion of Settlement, this action will be , dismissed on the .merits as against -the settling defeodants with prejudice ; · · (6) A hearing shall be held before · the Co urt in Courtroom No. 4 in the United ' States Cpurt House, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on June 2U. 1973, at 4:00p.m. for the purpose of determining whether the Stipulation of Settlement, dated April 2, 1973, between plaintiffs and certain of the defen· dants_ is fair, feasocable and ade_quate aod should be approved; (7) Any member of the class who objects to approval of the settlement, or th..e judgmert to be entered 'thereon, may appear at the hearing and show cause, if any he has, why i_t should not be approved and why. judgment sho uld not be entered thereon. tJ owever, any objection mus~ initially be made in writing and filed wilh the Clerk of the Court o n or before 5:00p.m. on June 4, 1973, show ing ·lhereon service of a copy on to un sel for plaintiffs, Aaron M. ·fine , Esquire; 1214 \VB Building, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 and on counsel acting · for ,settling defendant s, Bernard J. Sm'olens, Esquire, 1719 PackJl!JLiluiiding, Philadel. phi a, Pennsylvania 191 02; · , (8) No member of the class shall be entitled in any way to contest the approval of · the lerms and conditions of the Stipulation of SettlemCnt, or, if :ipproved, the judgment to he entered thereon, unless he has served and filed written objeclions in accordance wilh paragraph 7 above, and any memher of the class who fails to object in the manner prcs.crihed shall he deemed to have Waived, and Shall he foreclosed forever from raising any objections except by leave of court for good cause shown : and (9) 1f the proposed seUlement of this ac. tion is_ approved , it is contemplated that thereafter each class member who has filed a timely notice of intention to file a claim will he .given an opportUnity to file a ciaini. and will thereafter he given an opportunity to he heard as IO the a~lowance or disallow-a nee of irs claim and as to the portion of the . sett lement · fund . if ariy, to be allocated to ·its claim . 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ELEGANT or PICNIC HAMS SUPER MARKET ·Open Daily 9 to 10 • Sun. 10 to 10 CO~"Ofll I I Instant I I HOUSE. COFFEE I I I AT MARK V SUPER MARKET ' lO oz. J.AR OND$ 0 I I I WITH COUPON I I MAY'S, 1973==-.J �• 1- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April24, 1973 -:--..:-........................... :·:·~·~-""•V.•'•X<·:·:·:·:·:··.--:·~·~·:-:·:·:-; ..,.............v ............. . . Homestead club lW Pomeroy . . . ~ ~ I meeting held [ Personal Notes ] LANGSVILLE - Members ':'~"""' ,.;::: .,, •'•, ,•, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag were Easter weekend guests of were reminded that Friday is the pickup date on seedlings at the Rutland Elementary School when the Homestead Garden Club met Thursday night in Langsville. 5- TheDail ' ~~·»»>~.U.«..::X:::::OZ::ft &ster theme' Money being sent to Toronto Social i is carried out m 1 ili: Calendan I A gift of money will be sent to the TIH'onto Chr istian Mission ' to provide a table place setting for Ule mission it was decided Friday night at a meeting of the Young Adult Class. of the Bradford Church of Christ. Meeting at the church, the The Easter theme was carried out in the program presented at a recent meeting of the Women's Society of USDA Choice meeting opened with devotions discussed. Sandwiches, chips, pie and ·' on the theme 11 Jesus is Lord," by Mrs. John Blake. Scripture coffee were served by Mrs. was taken from Phil. 2, f>-11, Larry Pickens, and Mrs . and Mrs. Ralph Painter had Painter to those named andl prayer. Flowers and cards will Mrs . Clifford Smith and be se nt to the sick and shut-in. Christy, Mrs. 'walter Morris Several projects were and Carol, Mrs, Ben Rife, John Blake, Scotty and Vicky Pickens. Mrs . Pickens wlll have devoti~ns for the May II dona ted by Ute members . meeting with Mrs. Blake to Members wore Easter serve the refreshments. bon~ts and a prize was won by Mr s. Bonnie Miller . Mrs . Clatworthy. whose home was decorated for the Easter season, will also host the May 17 meeting. Refr es hments were served to those named and Mrs. Cora B. Beegle, Miss Shirley Beegle, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Marte Hawkins, Mrs. Erma Yoho, Mrs. Beulah Ewing, Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell, Mrs. Jean Moore, Mrs . Violet Miller, Mrs. Evelyn Ma in at Sycamore, Pomeroy Napper and Jimmie . TUESDAY RACINE LODGE 461 , CHristian Service of the and chHdren 1 Colwnbus. F&AM, will observe past Minersville United Methodist Miss Jeanne Hines of master's night, 7:30 p.m . at Churc h. Columbus was the weekend An i,nvitation wa$ read from temple. All Master Masons guest of her mother, Mrs. Ed Members of the Society the Bend 0' the River Garden invited; refreshments. Hines, Minersville. quilted at the aU day meeting FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS and had a potluck dinner at Mr . and 1\!'S . Mike Hammer Club to attend a meeting at Racine . A paper on the Club meeting, 7:30 p.m. at noon prec.ding the meeting. and daughter, Kimberly, were Contributions of $50 eacli for Saturday guests of Mr. and regional meeting held a week home of Mrs. Willard Hines. Mrs. Stella Grueser had cha rge the Crippled Children 's Mrs . Bob Hoeflich and Jayne. ago was given by Mrs. Larry Members are to take a rticles of the program which opened NICKI VAN METER Hospital in Columbus and Ute Mr . and Mrs. Bob Grueser of Barr who told of Ute demon- for auction . with group singing of " At Burns Institute in Cincinnati DREW WEBSTER Post 39, Calvary." She read from the Mariet41, wer:-e the weekend stration on flower arranging will be made by the Twin City guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl given by Mrs . Paul Reed. Mrs. American Legion Auxiliary, at Defenders' Magazine, an arShrinettes. Meeting Thursday Grueser and so n, Larry. Bernard Ledlie will prepare hall, 7:30 p.m. with guest ticle entitled ~>Js It a Sin to night at the home of Mrs. Joining the family for Easter the Green Thumb Notes for speaker. Mrs. Charles Mar- Celebrate Easter?" Scripture Emma Clatworthy, members May from the club. s hall,. foreign relations by Mrs, Mary PuJh was Acts was .Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. decided to present the conMrs. Lee Fetty and Sheila chainnan, and Mrs. Uoyd 12, 4-20, and each member read Spending Easter weekend tributions at the spring with Mrs. Welby Whaley was were hostesses for the meeting Wright, children and youth an article on Eas~r . There was ceremonial in Columbus on her daughter, Mrs. Frank presided over by Mrs. Larry chairman, in charge. a poem by Mrs. Hazel Me· May 5 along with a " Wonderful Barr. Mrs . Alpha Barr gave MEIGS County Church Cullum entitled "From ·His Calbetzor, Akron . A wide range of subjects is World of Disney" storage chest Mr . and Mrs. Gordon Fisher the legend of the dogwood tree Women United, key women of Dreams" by Langston Pugh, offered in the. 4-H program. . of New Philadelphia were and readings on Arbor Day , churches, meet at 1 p .m. at Mrs. Stella Grueser read " For Members of the Stiversville filled with toys and other articles for children in hospitals Easter weekend guests of Mr. were presented by Mrs. Larry Middleport's Heath Methodist the World, the Gospel Ac· Stitchers Club have selected and Mrs. James Mason Fisher. Barr. Members responded to Church to plan county's May cording to Me "; Mrs. Mary clothing as their p,roject aga~n Easter dinner guests of M~. roll call by naming a spring Fellowship Day, May 4. Mrs. Russell, " A Methodist and this year. Our first year in 4-H Campbell Harper is president. Prayer" by Peter Marshall ; we made scarves arid _ tote and Mrs. Orris Harris were flowering shrub. The annual slave sale and The May 17 meeting of the AAUW meeting, university and "Just for Today" by Mrs. bags. Our second year, we Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush and parents night was observed son, Randy , Mrs . Ernest club will be at the home of Mrs. women, 7:30 p.m . at Meigs Doris Grueser. made blouses for sportswear. when the Language Club of Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Alpha Barr. Cupcakes, jello, Mu sewn, Pomeroy; board of Others attending_ were Mrs. This year we are going to niake Eastern High School met at Ute Dawsori of New Haven, and tea and coffee were served by direc tors meet at 7. Mrs. June Sayre, Mrs. Sadie Brown, jumpers . Our clothing articles school. Mr. and Mrs . James MaS!ln the hostesses to those named Eugene Wickstrom, -Athens , Mrs. Elsie Forbes, Mrs . Anna from the past have heen so Liz Edwards, president, was. and Mrs. Francis Wilcox, Mrs. Ohio University and dancers Fisher. Hartenbach , Mrs . Rhoda useful. And , of course, we can in charge of the business Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush Bruce Morris, Mrs. Eugene wilJ present . a program on Roush, Mrs. Lillie Starcher, wear our new jwnpers when meeting with Philip B<wen, and Doug of Pataskala were Johnson, Mrs. Frank Gilkey, creativity through physical and two guestS, Mrs. Gladys school starts or even wear Vicki Gaul and Randy Blake as , weekend guests of Mr. and and three guests, Mrs. David education. She will also do a Taylor and Mrs . Gertrude them to church. All young girls the committee in charge Ute Baker, Mrs. Chester Johnson, slide presentation. Committee Mitchell. Mrs. Albert Roush. who want to .learn how to sew, sale and Philip Bowen serving repOrts will be given . Easter dinner guests of Mr. and S~eila Fetty . may do so by becoming a 4-H as auctioneer. and Mrs . Carl Ro~ch and REGULAR meeting, Loyal club ·member. The club also recently toured family were Dale Miller of Bereans Class, Middleport' There are other projects for the Columbus zoo . AcHuntington, W. Va . Mrs. Church or Christ, this evening boys and girls, or course, such companying members were Gertrude Miller and ··Marion postponed. as outdoor cooking, animal life Mrs. Nellie Parker and Mrs. Francis, Middleport. Mrs. RACINE Band Boosters, 7:30 and wildlife. Our club used Judy Dudukovic, sponsors, and "He is Risen" was the serMiller received word Easter p.m. Tuesday at the school. All mon topic of the Rev. W. H. " Let's Explore the Outdoors" Mike Dudukovic. OUter club morning of the birth of a greatmembers urged to attend. Perrin at the Easter morning last year as a project also and omcers are Regina Kimes, grandson to Mr. and Mrs. John RACINE AMERICAN services of Trinity Church, .I we learned a lot about wildlife, vice president; John Smith, Abshire, Columbus. trees, wildflowers and other · secretary; Dick Stettler, Mr. and Mrs. George Durst, Legion Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m. Pomeroy. Wellston ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tuesday at the hall. An organ prelude "At aspects of nature . - By Nicki treasurer; Tim Baum, Dawn Van Meter. · Werner, Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. Sunrise" by Mrs. Ben Neutz. JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion sergea nt-at-arms, and 4·H CLUB MET Norma.n Stewart and Barbara, Auxiliary', Feeney-Bennett ling opened the service with · Rosemary Reed and Byron PARTY AT CROW'S Sewing projects were worked Mr. and Mrs. steven Stewart, Post 128,7 p. m. Tuesday at the the congregation singing McCoy, consuls. on during a recent meeting of . . Mrs . Bess Rupe , a nd . Mrs . A dinner party at Craw's Middleport Hall. Final plans "Christ the Lord is Risen the Rock Springs Lady Bugs at Thomas Wright, all of and practice for district con~ Today" for the processional of . Steak House was held recently the horne of Ann Evans. Pam Columbus were Easter guests feren~e on April 28. Member's · the 21 jUnior choir members by the Jolly Bunch Sewing SING SCHEDULED Evans, Kristy. Evans, and of .Mrs. G. G. Werner. Club. Members then :went ·to . A hymn sing will be held at to bring bottle caps for and the 16 se nior choir· the home of Mrs. Lillian Smith Jackie King are making Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitch of I :30 p.m. Sunday at the Hazel members. The introit w3s redemption. for a social evening. Attending uJoyful Jumpers" while Tina Wheeling , Mr. and Mrs . Community Church near Long PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy given by the pastor with a were . Mrs . Smith, Mrs .. Helen Randolph, Billie Addison, William Houck, Beth, Carol Bottom with the Barnett Chapter 186, Order of the choral response from the choir. · Reynoldsj Mrs. Grace Johnson, Tammy Atkins, Vickie Hood, and Lynn, Mari~n and Mr. and Family of McArthur .to be FolloWing the sacrament of Easte~n Star , 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Beatrice-Robson, Miss and Fonda Rapp are making Mrs. Larry Mitch, Middleport, . featured . The public is invited. Tuesday at Bowers Restaurant · Holy Communion, pennies for Mae ' Weber, , Mrs. Marjorie skirts and totebags. P8.m were weekend guests of Mr. with Mrs. Nellie Tracy as an adopt~d child were taken Evans presided at the meeting and Mrs. Perry Mitch . Mr. and and there was the offeratory . Milhoan, Mrs. Edith Jividen, hostess . Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mrs; Mary with reports of the secretary Mrs. Robert Mitch also visited· prayer 8nd the ingathering. WEDNESDAY and treasurer being made:. with Mr. and Mrs. John Seines, The combined choirs sang an Jean Harrison and her son, WILDWOOD Garden Club, Next meeting will be Friday at and the Houck f(Ullily visited in antiphonal number, "Open the Jeff. 10:30 a .. m. at the home. of Mrs. the home · of Mrs . Louise Gallipolis with Mr. and Mrs . · Gate of the Temple". There Alfred Yeauger for nature tour Radford. Robert Houck. were prayers with choral and study. Take sack lunch. Mrs. Elsie Haddox is a responses and the recessional AMERICAN Legion SON IS BORN patient at the Holzer Medical to " Jesus Christ is Risen An iodividual plaintiff ha~ com Mr. and Mrs. · James R. Center. Her room number · is Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Today". Candelabra and lilies . menced an action and the EXt!cutrix. of hi s Post 128,6:30 p.m. potluck with Anderson, Pomeroy, are an· 436. decorated the sanctuary. ~AME DAY .estate ha s heen dcsignateJ as re prese ntati ve each auxiliary member to take nouncing the birth of their first Mrs. Helen Marr and SERVICE Cd a class cun s i~ ti n g o [ tht! fol lowmg: child, a 7 lb. 2 oz. son, 'james children, Donna, Darrel, Darla a covered dish. Legionnaires A lltHi'rs of q11inine, ql4inidine. orha ci r~ ­ In At 9-0ul At 5 THURSDAY will be guests. Meeting at 7:30 du:ma products , or any other rt'lated produn Herbert, on April 16 at the and Darin of New Haven were Use Our Free Parking Lot RIVERVIEW Garden Clu b p.m . or subs/an te, for medicinal p.tlrpw· e.~ in (he Holzer Medical Center. Easter guests pf Mrs. Betty members to eat out and tour U11i1cd States or the Commonwealth of M~ternal grandparents are Cline. MIDDLEPORT Liferary Stahl 's Nursery Thursday ·Puerto Rico, Mr. and Mrs .. Arthur W. Nease, Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday at the evening, April26. Members are This action seeks Jamages resulting from 216 E . 'lnd, Pomeroy Sr ., Pomeroy. Paternal allegcJ violations by the Jcfen Jants of cerhome of Mrs. Thereon Johnson, to meet at the Whitehead home tain provisions of the antitrusl laws. II is Racine; Mrs. Roy Cassell to at 5:30. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. al leged in substance that during the period George Morns, Pomeroy . review, "Riverbed" by David 1951-!- 1966 the defendants conspired to reMaternal g'reat.grandParents . . ,. . Wagoner, Mrs. Robert Fisher strain trade and comrnercC in the manufacand Mr. and Mrs. Vernon to review "Franklin and ture and ~ale of quinine , quini di ne and other cinch ona proJucts. It is further alleged that Nease, Minersville, and Mr. Eleanor", by Joseph P. Lash. as a resul t of this conspiracy purchasers of and Mrs. Herman ·E. Warrier, Plans have been completed Roll call, comment on the book. such prodlJcts have hecn compelleJ to pay Pomeroy. Patern.al great· fdr the open church wedding of . POMEROY - Middleport prices than they othe rw ise wouhJ higher •• • grandfather is Alfred Elber- Miss Pennee Williams and Mr. Lions Club, noon Wednesday ' have paid. feld, ·Pomeroy. The defendantS have JcnieJ the allegaRichard Knapp on Friday, Meigs lnn. tiOns and have denieJ .Iiability. · April 27, at the Pomeroy OHIO Valley Cp!llmandry, On April :2, 1973. ccrtain .of the defendChurch of Christ. Knights Templar, 7:30 p.m. an ts, * while denying liahilit y, entered into The double-ring candlelight Wednesday at the Pomeroy IN HOSPITAL a Stipulation of Sculemcm with the plaintiff · class represe ntative, a copy of which is Glenn Roush of Drexel Hill, ceremony will be performed by Masonic Temple. . available for in spection at" the Oftlec of the Pa ., formerly of Middleport, is Mr. Hoyt Allen at 8 p.m. THU_¥DAY . Clerk of the Court , referred to below: Under a surgical patient at a following a program of orga n ROCK Sprmgs Grange, 8 that Stipulation of Settlement $725,000 pt·us Philadelphia hospital. His music b • Mrs. Lee Lee a\ 7:30 .: p.m. Thursday at the hall. the income earned thereon, less expenses of MEIGS County Women 's mother, Mrs , Dora Roush, the sct llemcnt and such amoun t as the Cour\ p.m. J Fellowship of the Churches of might all ow in payment to plaintiff's atresides in Middleport. Mrs. Connef Andrews of torneys for th eir fees anJ expenses, wouiJ Hemlock . Grove will be ihe Christ, '7:30 p.m. Thursday at be paid t"O members of the class hereinabove matron of honor for her sister, the Middleport Church of described in sett lement of · their claims agai nst the settling defendants. The deand best man will be Mr. Christ. Mrs. Hoyt Allen to fend_ants have the right tO withdraw from James Knapp · of West present the program. the proposed settlement on ~crta in terms Columbia, brother ot. the ~S.TUDENTS at Racine, and conditions as set forth in the Stipulation Letart•and Portland to ·sign up groom-elect. Ushers· will ·be of Scultment. In· the event the defendants Mr. Rocky ,.Williams, Mid - for Little League, Pony League exercise this option to withdraw, plaintiff's Peewee teams at .. attorneys will have ~he right to petition the dleport; and Mr. Mike Van and respective schools Thursday. Court for an award from the sett lement Meter, . Syracuse. Mrs. Judy fund of their fee s and expenses to that' date . Insurance fee required at t, h e Coates of Middleport will The class hereinahove tlescrihed ha s heen register the guests and serving · time ·of signupi Uttle League, .establisheJ by this Court for the purpOse of at a reception to be held in:the $2.50, and pony league $3. · administering the Stipulation of Settlement. church social ~ room im· Now, therefore, take notice: REVIVAL· ·at Bald Knobs mediately following the . (i) You will be exclui.Jcd from the class hy wedding will be Miss Shellie Freedom Gospel Mission . thi s Court if you request suc h exclusion _in writing sent to John J. Harding. Cle rk of the Clark, Pomeroy; Mrs. Terri co ntinues through SundaY, Rev. Cevil Wise evangelist; United States District Court for the Eastern Williams; Miss Linda District of Pennsylvania, · P. 0 . Box 95 ,. Williams, Langsvllle, and Miss services, 7:30 eac.h evening. Philadelphia, Pcf1 nsyh•ania 19 105, postSheila Harman, Rutland. WHITE AND marked 'not later thnn May ,24. 1973; (l) lf you do not request exclusion from NEW COLORS the clnss hy May 24; 1973 , you Will he included in .;;uc h class und any jmlgmenl Springlime whether favorable or not , · including an y judgment approving any settlement. will be of Embraceahle binding upon you; Uia111w••d• Means Love (J) Jf you do not request exclusion from When you're lp love, it's alw,ys Outside , Paints, Tractor Paint, Porch the c!ass hut prefer in connection with your aprinr. Seal thi• very tpeelal intlivitlual claim to he repre sented by your & Floor En~mel, Roof Paint, Var!)ish, feeJina with a diamond ensaae· f. own counsel rather than hv counsel to the We take your order Stain, Antiquing Kits, etc . . 111eat rlna -that' embrace• a· . class representative, you nlay enter an ap.. promptly : . . and mllchlna wide wedding band. pearance through your counsel but not later than May 24. 197}: · · And ' twin ba.nd for him. In cook food to your l ..karat white or yellow gold. · (4) If you'tlo not request exclusion from taste. Join us for great the class, you must mail to John J. Harding, Clerk . e ating, modest prices. of the United States District Court for by the Easlcrn District of Pennsylvania, P, '0 , Bo:t> 95, Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19105 , ~ Drop In Soon .... . . ...... .... postmarked not later than JuneK , 19.73, u statement inJic;1ting that you. intend to file Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lowe .' MEATS SUPERIORS SMOKED Shrinettes to give $100 Clothing again is project of girls 4-H club Slave sale held J USDA Choice Beef . Ground ., lOLA'S Penee Williams to wed Friday Bright Idea! Give Your Rooms A New Look LATEX WALL ·. PAINT Chief latex ' Wall Paint . Like Quality, Now Just .-----------------r--Complete Paint Dept. Fast Service? \ Priscilla e GOESSLER'S Jewelry Store Court Sf,, Pomeroy .) • :/ ~0r]. Adolph's Dairy Valley At the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge Moore's American 124 \'/.'MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. •sncic iC ~1l)!tntai,e tk rr .. du• h Chillli'IUC~. J o hn" '" ~ C• • mpa n~. R. W. Orc~tr &· Co.. . S. A .. M C"~ <.I tn,. .. Rc .,HII Oneil ul\d dh<."mlcJI ('o•mrany cch c prc-•·nt n;um: ,.{ w)lich i~ D:m tn,hl\lrll"" Inc . \, S.S.T . •: , •rlllllall• •n . _ $}19 .. Round.~~-. .' Armour All Meat lb. _· 12 oz.6 Armour Pure Beef REVERSIBLE CHAIR PADS 15x17x1 -in : cotton chair pads, l -In . ur,ethane foam core. Reversible, same pattern both sldes. Matching self ties. Flora~ pattern, green, gold. Early American pattern, green, goJd , S1.29, SWIFT'S PREMIUM Armour Sliced 12 oz. Home Made FROM USDA CHOICE BEEF ¢ GROUND BEEF · lb. ANY AMOUNT YOU WANT DR. PEPPER 8-Track bots. Diet Rite Cola or Dad's Root .Beer RC COLA PAK 16 oz. SPRITE 0~. Hi oz. hots. 16 ~ bot. 8 pak 89¢ pak Popular, Country 0. TRAIL .BLAZER DOG FOOD· 49 25 lb., bag .. tapes HERE'S A BONUS BUY! a c laim and setting fa ith your name and full address . If you do not mail such a statement, po!'i tmarked not later lhlln June 8, 197 3, that Will consti tute an authorizat ion thai inoney paid in settlement but not allocated to individual claims may be utilized for the pub.lic benefit in such manner as the Court may direc t; . . (5) A hearing will be held befdre the Court, heginning ori June 20, 1973, at 4:00 o'clock · in the afternoon in 'Room 4 of the UniteJ S~ates Court House, Philadelphia·, Pennsylvania. The purpose of the hearing is to determine whether the proposed .seulement should be approved by the Court under R·ule 2J (e) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, If the settlement is approved and l;lccomes ctfective in accordance with the terms of the Stipula.tion of Settlement, this action will be , dismissed on the .merits as against -the settling defeodants with prejudice ; · · (6) A hearing shall be held before · the Co urt in Courtroom No. 4 in the United ' States Cpurt House, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on June 2U. 1973, at 4:00p.m. for the purpose of determining whether the Stipulation of Settlement, dated April 2, 1973, between plaintiffs and certain of the defen· dants_ is fair, feasocable and ade_quate aod should be approved; (7) Any member of the class who objects to approval of the settlement, or th..e judgmert to be entered 'thereon, may appear at the hearing and show cause, if any he has, why i_t should not be approved and why. judgment sho uld not be entered thereon. tJ owever, any objection mus~ initially be made in writing and filed wilh the Clerk of the Court o n or before 5:00p.m. on June 4, 1973, show ing ·lhereon service of a copy on to un sel for plaintiffs, Aaron M. ·fine , Esquire; 1214 \VB Building, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 and on counsel acting · for ,settling defendant s, Bernard J. Sm'olens, Esquire, 1719 PackJl!JLiluiiding, Philadel. phi a, Pennsylvania 191 02; · , (8) No member of the class shall be entitled in any way to contest the approval of · the lerms and conditions of the Stipulation of SettlemCnt, or, if :ipproved, the judgment to he entered thereon, unless he has served and filed written objeclions in accordance wilh paragraph 7 above, and any memher of the class who fails to object in the manner prcs.crihed shall he deemed to have Waived, and Shall he foreclosed forever from raising any objections except by leave of court for good cause shown : and (9) 1f the proposed seUlement of this ac. tion is_ approved , it is contemplated that thereafter each class member who has filed a timely notice of intention to file a claim will he .given an opportUnity to file a ciaini. and will thereafter he given an opportunity to he heard as IO the a~lowance or disallow-a nee of irs claim and as to the portion of the . sett lement · fund . if ariy, to be allocated to ·its claim . Dated : April 24, 1973 John J. Harding,;. · l.. Huid;inll II C,...mrany. Inc .. V11ntnmt. ltd .. 8 ris h•I · M~ ';' r!< Cc•mran)·. l ol"1lr)!c' Tc~•mar , Joh'n A. l .mJIIcy , 1' 1crre~ ""ll"'u""· !l arry Y . lie Scherre-r and. Rnchnnvcr Manl'h<'lm ti .m.h,lf . \ bxs for BOOK MATCHES LADIES' NYLON SCARFS 49' TOILET TISSUE .. Scot Pride ICE CREAM \ c gallon. 16 OZ. jar 10 rolls FROZEN FOODS WILSON'S · COFFEE CREAMER . $ for only Reg. DOLLY MADISON only -. r. 13~ OFF JUMBO SIZE j Joy Liquid CELERY 29~ bch. MARK V COUPON COUPON SPECIALS ' . ' V/l.i Ui•lli I RED RIPE size. TOMATOES 3 lb. bs~ 79~ . ONLY ' THIS -COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A. 10 OZ. JAR OF . ·V OfiiiLY ., · Store W1JH lHII ....... Saturday nw ,.·u ,.CHAII 1 I J WITH cnaer 99¢ UMIT,1 COUltON •I I I 11111111 COUPQrJ aooo ·Mark ' ~~-----, . :King Size giant Clerk of lhe Unlied Slai<S Oiolricl Court for the Eastem District of Pennsylvania, P. 0. Bos 95, Philadelphia, Pennsyl•anla 19.105. ... 8 pak 79c 16 oz. and Western Charle~ can $459 ON SALE ALL WEEK reversible chair pads . Durable Scotchgard treated cotton . Reverses to high -low wide wale corduroy . Corduroy ties, l -in. urethane . foam core, zippered cover. Floral pattern, gold, green . Early American pattern , gold, red . 52 .29, MIDDLEPORT, 3-lb. CHOPPm HAM 12 oz. CORDUROY CHAIR PAOS 15xl7xl -in . HOME. & AUTO SUPPLY PH. 992-2848 LOW PRICE SPECIAL I 9¢ Hot ·Dogs ••••• ~~. 7 9¢ Hot Dogs •••••• p.~ 7 9 Bacon ••••••••• e~· 8 9¢ Ham Salad •••• !b~ ' ~ Notice to Consumers with Respect to Claims in Connection with Quinine, Quinidine and Other Cinchona Products Cleaners $1 09 Ground Chuck~~. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN SHIRT FINISHING MIDDLEPORT, 0. "We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities" USDA Choice Beef PROM DRESSES Risen Christ is theme at Easter We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 Corner Mill and Second Sts. ELEGANT or PICNIC HAMS SUPER MARKET ·Open Daily 9 to 10 • Sun. 10 to 10 CO~"Ofll I I Instant I I HOUSE. COFFEE I I I AT MARK V SUPER MARKET ' lO oz. J.AR OND$ 0 I I I WITH COUPON I I MAY'S, 1973==-.J �r • I 6-The Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., April24, 1973 BARNEY l _ .'IE'll HAVE TO WAIT TILL Pf\W Wf\KES UP, LUI<EV·· HE'S GOT HIS ALARM CLOCK SET Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifi'eds Get Results! WANT AD$ INFO~MATION DEADLINES Monday Deadl ine 9 a m . Cancelll!fion Corrections Will be accepted until 9 a . m . tor Oav of Pub lica t i on OF QUALITY REGULATIONS The PubliSher reserves the r ight to edit or reject any ads deemed objectional. The publisher w ill not be respons i ble for more than one incorrect insertion . 1970 PONTIAC 1968 CAMARO CONV. three au to. trans., P.S., and w -w tires, rad io, nice vellow fir:' ish with vinyl interior. 25 Per Cen t D iscount on pa id ads and ads pa i d wifh ln 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S1.50 lor -50 word m i nimum . Each a'd d i liona t word 2c . 1967 FORD l TO Pomeroy Motor Co. OFFICE HOURS Card of Thanks I WISH to thank my fr iends and r ela tives for their cards , letters and visits during m y stay at Holzer Medi ca l Center ; also Dr . Walker and Dr. 0 ' Rourke and nurses on 2nd f loor tor their care. Mr s. He len M i ller, Langsv ille, Oh io. PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know and be informed of the tun c l ions of your gov .ernm~nt are embod ied in pub liC not1ces . In that sell -government charges all ci t izens to be informed ; th is newspaper urges ever y . cilizen to read and study these not ices . we strong ly advise th ose citizens. seek ing furth~r information , to exer ci se the1r r igl'1 t ·- of access to publi c r ecords and publi c meetings . LEGAL NOTICE The unknown next of kin and persOns entitled to inh·er it of and from Alma Ohlinger w ill take not ice . that Lionel Boggs . Guardian of Alma Ohl inger, rm in c omnetP.nt nPrc:.nn . nn thP 4th day of April , 1973, flied his petition in the' Probate , CoUrt wi th in and tor the Coun ty of Meigs and Sta te of Ohio. all eging t hat it is necessary to sell the following described real es tat e to pay the debt s of Alma Ohlinger, and that th e next of kin and person s ent i tled to i nher i t of and tram Alma Ohlinger are unknown . Sa id rea l estate be ing situat ed in the Village of M iddleport, County of Meigs and State ot Ohio . . Befjinnlng at an iron p i n at the southwest corner of Harold Roushe 's lot ; thence north 26 1~egre~_s 30 m_tnutes west 132 feet 10 !ln 1ron pm at the northwest corner of Harold Roushe' s lot ; .then ce south 63 degrees JO minu t es west 55 .5 feet to a stake; thence south 26 degrees 30 minutes eas t 132 feet to a stake; . thence north 63 degrees 30 m,inutes east 55 .5 teet to the place of beginning , containing 17 · 100 acres iri Section 29 , Town 1, Range 13. · fhe prayer of said petit ion 'is for authorization and order to sell said real estate . The persons f irst above mentioned will further take notit:;e ttjat they have been made part ies.t defendant to sa id peti tion and that they are required lto answer the same on or before the 12 day of June. 1973. L10ne1 Hoggs, Guardian Of A lina Ohlinger as aforesaid . (4 ) 13,10, 17 , 24,· (5), 1. a, 6tc 1 L OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO WANT TO ,h i re babysitter, 1947 FORD Tractor ; good cond ition ; $550 ; phone 992 · preferably a single girl with 6048. babysitting experience . 40 •·22-Jip hour week with many em ployee benefits including paid vacation57 -holidays and sick LOTS tor sale ; on Che!>ter water ; phone "1192·5248 ' ti l ,J leave; plus a nicely f urnished p.m . or 992 3436 after 3 p.m . mobi le home with all ~lit · 4-22 -6t c penses paid ff>r employee 's own private living quarters . Excetlen t opportunity for girl (21 PAINT DAMAGE. 1973 ZigZag ~w:i ng machines. Still in wi'inting good job and own origina l ca rton s. No at place tO nve. Phone Jo Ellen· tachment s needed as our Butcher .:.04-863·6088 a11er 6 conhrols are built-in , Sews p.m . for further details. with 1 or. 2 needles. makes 4-22·3fc buttonholes, sew on button s. monograms and blind hem stitch. Full cash pr ice $38 .50 01 budget plan available. Electro Hyg iene Co .• phone -------- WANTED WAITRESS At Adolph's Dairy '· Valley. Ap~ly mornings 9-10:30. Notice 992 -7755 . 4-l8.6tc NOW TAK ING orders for soUthern plants. · Charles R. Harr is, 8-43 -:?693. Buy 'EXPERT NOW OPEN ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGf Wheel Alignment '5.55 On Most American Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto All HEATING & COOLING Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS ARNOLD BROTHERS For Sale Aluminum Sheets - - - -- - - 20~ The Daily Sentinel Near Crossroads St. Rt. 124 mechanic work includin~ Open 8 Til S Monday thru Saturday 606 E . Main, Pomeroy, 0 . SMITH NELSON .. MOTORS, INC. Ph. 992-1121 or 992-6392 Ph.. 991-2174 PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge Interior- Exte~ior For Slile OF INVENTO.RY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Ohio , Meigs .;ounty . Probate Court To the Executors or Ad · minls tratrix of the estate ; to such of the following as are residents of th E! State of Ohio , viz: - the su rv iving spouse, the next of kin, the beneficiar ies under the w ill; and to the at . forney or attorneys representir]g any of the afore·m entioned persons : Robert D . Craig, Middleport , Ohio 45760, Salisbury Township , No . 20885. You are !lereby notified tha t the . Inventory and Ap . pra1sement of the estate ot the aforementioned , deceaSed, late of said Coun t y, was f i led in this Court. Said Inventory and Appraisement, will be tor hearing before this CoUrt on the 26th day of APrli l, 1973, at 10 :00 o'c lock A.M . , Any person desiring to f i le exceptions thereto must f ile them at least f i ve days prior to the date set far hearing . Given under my hand and seal of said Court. this 13th day Of Apr i l 1973. Manning D. Webster Judge and ex .officio Clerk of said Cour t We talk to you TWO women want ~ d im · media t ely; app l y at the Midway Market; or call 9922565, Pomeroy. 4-24-Jtc finishes . 606 masonry 199 gallon HOGG& ZUSPAN MATERI.ALS CO. . 773-5554 ·WMP0/1390 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT J, Case No . 20897 Estate of Shirley Hood Deceased . Notice is hereby gi ven that Anna M . Ryther of P . 0 . Box 130, Pomeroy, Ohio, has been duty ap'po inted Admin istratrix of the Ohio Estate of Shirley Hood , deceased, la te of Mason , · West Virgin i a. . Creditors are requ ired to fi le 11'1eir daims with said fiduciary within four months . Da·ted thi s 13th day of April 1973 . By Ann B. Watson DE!puty Cle rk. 1 (4) Manning D. Webster Probate Judge of said County 17, 24 (5 1 1. Jtc · . 1 Mobile H01,1es For Sale 1972 PMC. 3 bedroom, com pletely furnishsd, front kit - . chen. $4,500; phone 698·88-41 . . 4- .a-Mp - - -- - - AUTOMOBILE inSurance been cancelled? Lost· your · operator's license? Call 992- SEPTIC TANKS . AROB1C SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED. MILlER SANITATION. STEWART OH 10. PHONE 662-3035. 10·4-lf 6-15·tfr Ct"mplete · mobile home service plus gigantic display of mobile homes always available at . . MILLER MOBILE HOMES . 1220 Washington Blvd. 423·7521 BElPRE, 0. OWN YOUR HOME AT LOW COST - see Kingsbury Home Sales & Service, Inc., phone 992-6256 fiom 2 to 7 p.m . or by ap·pointment ., 24' wide furnished . Made by . Skyline CorP. .. country's largest. " ME:igs County owned and operated." ·F i nancin 9 available. Set up on your lot ready for your occupancy . 200 yards off Rt. 33 on County Rd . 18. Quick delivery. O_ur low over head wil l save yOu SSS. 12' and 14' Moblle Homes a.vailable, Kingsbury Home Sales & Service, Inc. 3 -------,-Auto Sales 1965 FORD Galaxie 500, ex· ce ll ent condition, V:8 automatic. c lean as a pin .1968 Honda 305 Super Hawk, excellent condition; phone 949-5953 . 4·20-6tc 63 OLDS Convertible , automatic, V -8, f .B5, power ; 67 Chevelle Malibu, British Racing Green, 327 3 speed ; phone 742-6271. 4-20-6tc . '-- NEW Home 3 bedlf"oom1, hardwood floors , paneling , large lot ; call 773.5554 daily ; after 5 p.m . call 773-5468. • 4-17·6tc 3221. . ·t · '7,550- '8,819 Annually WHOEV£RIT15, MUST BE· QU11'£ NEAR ! -4-17-JOtc GASOLINE ALLEY Mr<;.Hill, · come clown! You've no -foundation! The, Fabric Shop, Ppmeroy. Authorized Singer Sa les anctl Sei-vlce. We Sharpen Scissors.: 3-29.tfc - ----- 5 ROOM house, full basement, gas heat, bath , 2 lots ; S. D. Buskirk, 341 Page St ., Mid· dleport, Ohio. war'ned 40u Hi II Thi<> stru.cture was to be removecl b4 todaLJ! With a chimle4 like I qot who need a founclation? m~ prop'it~' 4-22-31p 11 -16-lfc 'H6USE in Long Bottom, phone 985 3529 ~. 1I ~ 6. 11 .1fd EXCAV-'\TING. Dozers, large and smal l ; Bac;khoes and Loaders on track and tires ; Dump trucks Lo -boy ' Service ; Septrc tanks 'installed; George (Billl Pull in's ; phone 992-2478 or 9927402 . 2·9-ttc• Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker 110 Mechanic. Street Pomeroy, Ohio . HARRISON'S TV Service and . Service Calls ; phone 992-2522. I A'aSUME THE PRESIDEN T IS REJ:ID'f TO SEE M ILK_. BILK - --,.--o:-o'"7"-- -2-'--_-9-lfc READY .MIX CONCR-ETE AND SI LK? IIi f.\ MOMENT, GENTLEMEN ! IF Of"'L'T' I '(OU'RE FP.TIE NT! delivered right to your project. Fast and ea~y. Free estimate-s, Phone 992c3284. Goeg lein Read')t .·M ix Co., Middleport. Ohio. I I 6-30-tfc ACROSS I. Sight · 5. The "MiJeHigh City" II. Challenge 12. " L' - du Nord," SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED · REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell , · Qv./ner &. Operator. " 5-12-lfc -----~ C. BRADFOR 0 , Auctioneer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 Minnesota's DICK TRACY Rac ine. Ohio motto Exclude Punctured, as so,r TRUCK. ~OW SETTLE FOR a boil Calendar ~~~~~~~SNI:~ located at Crossroads, Rt. 124, , compte:te front end service, • tune up and brake service : Wheels balanced elec· tronically. All work guaranteed . Reasonable rates . Phone 992·3213 or 742- thespian AFTER Karr's Barber Shop, 110 Lynn St. , Pomeroy, Ohio, has added anew service. w~ are now fitting Men 's Toupees. We can fit you with a · full or a partial hairpi ec~. \ THESE- ANIMAlS USUAllY LIVE BY A 1.-AK£ · CAN 'IOU PICK OUT WHAI \RACK E.ACH ONE MAKES"? 2-ll·lfc t ltll ~ , ~~~- IO< . barbers Local 400 AFL.CIO (2 wds.) 4. Still 5. Deceive 6. Coupd'. 1. Sine qua 8. British military decoration (2 wds.) 9. -of Aqultaine 10. Reparation %5. Succor 27. Goad 16. In our company 19. Champ· ion ship ' 20. Part of 30. Postpone 32. Actress Beryl 34. WasteAWOL land 23. Bombarded 3tt Ewe·s cr·y 24. 1'The . 31. Myrna Perlls of . herself b I I. I I . I ,'iWEYN 9-1-tfc KeLI/ln.a#:o,- · IIMUSSE3 I ( [J SCANDINAVIA. Now arranp the <lrcloclletten to form the 1urpriae an~wer, u auueated by the above cartoon. I ~ ...IISIAIISW!IIml "0-( XI )-[I]" (AMwen lomorr•w' 27. Russian -river 28. Hick . 28. Choose 31. Kin to porter n. Necktie rabrlc 33. Crash, Ju.mb1otll UECT . SHAKY 1 M~ 6RANDMOTHER IS QUITE"A PHILOSOPHER .. AXVDLBAAXR. LONG FEL.J.OW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes the length and formation of ·the words are all hints . Each day the Code l etters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES I LDZG HC GJK IKVZKG HC IEVVKII 1 NA SNCK Nl GH KDG MJDG FHE •SNXK DAP . SKG . GJK -CHHP NAINPK .- UDZX "\. MALLET WAT.ERY Ynterd•y'• . , · · · Aniwtrl Th" direction m~Nht cdtue ' (Jui~alion.-"SHAKE WILL'"I ~• . Is Have cool clean air tonight . Totat' ven tilation . PH. 77J-SS92 MASON, W. VA. WI-U:I(E 10 6E:T MAJ'I!Rict:' IN I· [J I I ' Mason Furniture e ~'l.;!'.~'i.~:.'!!'"""' r I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: ". POMEROY Yesterday'& Answer coats 40. Infamous marquis 24,000 BTU 110 Lynn St. I GMDE 3. Frock against 6,000 to KARR'S BARBER SHOP gators Islands 35. Made stable, with '1 up" 31. Timber wolf 38. Require 39. European capital AIR CONDITIONERS ~-.,.-- -:. Unacramble theae fwr Jumble~,. one letter to each aquare, to form _four ordJnary ·word1._ called Navi· 26. Lofty AMANDA PANDA and backhoe work; septic tanks installed; dump trucks and lo.boysfor hire ; will haul ffll dirt, top soil, limestone anti gravel ; tall Bobar Roger Jeffers, day phone 992-7089 ; night phone 992-3525 or 992, MEN'S TOUPEES JJlg~!Lrn;;~=!::::t..c; · cOuntry z. FOrmerly Greek love deity 23. Freshet --~------125. Filaments EXCAVATING, dozer , loader ' DOWN . I. Biblical JreJand 2-lB·tf C ., 11. 16. sSailor hack 18. Was a (@ 1978 King Features Syndicate, Inc.) river 20. Single 21. Republic of 3232. ==-~=,..--=~ . DOZ·E: R and ,back hcie work, ponds: and septic tanks, ditching service ; top soil, fill dirt, ,limeston~ ; 1 B&K Ex -: · • cavatmg . Phone 992 -5367, ,_ Dick Ka~r, Jr, tion STAND YOUR SILENCE WILL PROBABLY NOif UNDER· STAND YOUR WORDS ...:ELBERT HUBBARD 41. Belgian abbrevia· 4-10-30_1c interior and exter.ior, , free estimates. Call 992 ~7008 or 992· 246,0. Vesterday"s Cryptoquole; HE WHO DOES NOT UNDER· by THOMAS JOSEPH O' DELl WHEEL alignment BEFORE decic!e aq'in movin', ol' man.1 kindl~ qit off ELNA and White SewinQ ' Machines ... service on all makes . Reasonab le rates. The Sewing Center, Mid . dleport, Ohio. ST OP in and lei·MICK show YOU What h~ can do for you. ' RINGS IN MV EAR .1 SEW ING MACHINES. Repai j? service, all makes. 992·2284.' · Contact-Director of Nursing 593-7761, Ext. 212 or Geriatric. Chief Nurse 592-6651. Ext. 331. . . ATHENS MENTAL HEALTH CENTER,t Athens, Ohio. 11-IAT CAll. FOR HELP ------- 4-19-JOIC Full time, parttime, and contract positions available on our afternoon shift. Work · in our new Geriatric Center or Med·Surg Unit . Attractive fringe benefits ; include sick leave, retirement plan, vacation lime, 9 ~aid holidays, extensive orientation and inservice program . : ~, Contact: Eva Northup in a progressive mental health center?· 11JMM)/ WHAT ARE ALL "JHE:;oE CHILDREN ODIN& HERE? 3·2-lfc. HOUSE AND Roof painting ; . A OOI.LAR WILL trim or cut trees. clean out basements, attics, etc. and pa in t roofs ; pho.ne 949- BRICK House - 3 t:iedrooms. liv ing room, dining room, built·in kitchen with range and cabinets, two baths, ful l basement · with · ba se ment garage in Baurn Subdivision ; phone 985·3807, Gera ld R . Douglas. 4-22-6tp . WH.O.'T A WAY T' STAFtT TH' DAY! TO OUR CLUB'S C...RITY GARAGE repair. tune -ups ; plugs ~ points and condenser ; B cyl. , $17 .95 and 6 cyl., $14.95 ; ca ll for appointme-n t; Racine Garage. Racine, Ohio, 949 3611 . 4-S.JOtc <-24·5fp . A NEW L..EASE ON LIFS! SEE US FOR : Awnings, SJOrmdoors and windows, carports, marquees·, Bfuminum siding and railing . A . Jacob, sales representative . For free.' estimates, phone Charleii 1 Lisle ; SyraCuse, V . V .; Johnson and Son. Inc . BEDROOM house in Syracuse, new forced air gas furnace, low utilities, large level lot with storm fence; phone 992.5792. 3·25-lfc I KNOW YQU'U WAo-lT "TWO TICI<ETS SA'Z.A.AR! ·rC'ASH pa id for all makes arid~ -----~---models of mob i le homes .: Phone area code 614-423·9531. Real Estate For Sale 4-13-tfc : NEW HOUSE - 3 bedroom with over half acre on FlatwOods Rd ., ca ll 992·2735. Air Conditioners 4-24-6tp Awnings Underpinning · j:tETIJNI~ THIS "UPL.IF1" 1 C~E.O.M'LL GIVE YEFt FACE 2966. Ph~ne 992·3954 . REGISTERED NURSES ATTENTION I 5ETOFTHE :W'IEARSOF "CORPORAL CROCK"'- MODERN septic tank service, 24 hours, 7 days · a weeK. Gallipolis, 0. 45631 PH . 446-5109 1.. WE'LL IOACH MAKE 11\AH A WILL . THE POS· . SURVIVOR GE:TS S!'.SH· TH O'IM~ FElLAS UNS POSSESSIONS!! IS··· - - - -- - HOliER MEDICAL CENTER CLINIC ~o~ u, Stop In and See Our Floor Display. Mason. W. ·Va . 5232. ~ BETWEEN US 15 ONE FULL Good typists, ex . per ie".ced · preferred, but not required . Will train . Are you interested in .broadening .your nul'$ing-.experience DARir-1:3 DA'/L.IGHT ROSSER'/ I'VE U'L ABNER 5·1-tfc ·MEDICAL SECRETARIES Box 344 11" WA5 -rnE /NX,T l .. l •f 1.11 P01 Olo EVEII! SEEN. Crill Bradfprd · WANTED ON YOUR DIAL IWI ~ HU, 1M ' OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE HOUSE and 2 lots plus 9 ad joining lots at Long Bottom , Ohio, under $3,000. Would like a 10' wide hou se trailer up to 'h payment. M . A. Hall, 378· 6249, Reedsvi ll ~, Ohio. . 4· 11 .tfc I ' '- nn •• 992-2094 E. Main Pomeroy Help Wanted like a person. I Pomeroy POMEROY HOME & AUTO LATEX PAINT For wood and f: I DON'T I IT! AL.SO HAS ALL THESE BEAUTIES A M•RROR A~OIJND AND SIIA R.I< HAS 8Uli15D IN ~IS NOSE BURIED IN BOOK THAT BOOK ! From the laraest T''"'' Bull dozer Radiator to the ::,malleSl Heater Lore. Nathan 8ig9s . Radiator Spectahst Mon . thru Sat. 8: 30a .m . tosp. m. 3640. back and skirt ; both sofa and 4· 1B-7tc c hair this week .only a·t $129.95; Cash and Carry ; Ph one 992 . 7554 ; Pomeroy MODERN Walnut stereo-radio Recovery. 622 E. Main St. , co mbination , 4 speed i n term i xed changer, 4 speaker POme roy , 0 . 4· 19.6fp sound system, separate controls . Balance 569.72. Use MASSEY . Harrison Pony our budget terms . Call 992Tractor and 52 Ford Tractor 3965. wihh side mower ; William Roush. 112 mile below West Columbia . ------- A 11ME . . V€R1 G<lOD CAMPUS auto . trans. 1/ e Tennessee Walker NE'~/ Trad i tional 2- pc. living · BLACK colt, 1 year old ; phone 992· r oom sui te with button tufted MAN ' S bla ck b i llfold in LOSE weight with New Stlupe PH. 992-2556 Pomeroy .· Middleport area..Tablets and · Hydrex Water finder may keep money ; •f Pill s. ~ Du-ttol"' Q, u-g , M id · WantP.n To found ca ll 992-5404 or leave at dleport and Nel son D'rug . Sen tinel Office . 4-24·3tp CLEAN copper , 4Bc lb .; 4·24-3t c Radiators , clean , 2Bc l b.; . S l E E P ING P r·o b I em ? Brass, 18c lb.; Batteries. 85c ; LEATHER shav ing kit. Restless? Get Sno')zer Ginseng $60 lb .; M. A. Hall , Saturday . night on Court Tablets lor a safe night's Reed svi lle, 378·6249. Street : reward ; Tom · steep. Only 9B·c . Nel so n Drug . J.9. tf c Lutheran, phone 247·2162 or 4-24·2tp 4-19·6fp Court -Bar . WANT to bUy old fashioned 4-24-3tp THERE will be a Yard Sale thi s furniture of all kind ; also Thur sday and Friday (UJ· 27L brass beds, wooden ice boxes, RINGNECK Phea sant eggs . _T_A_I_l -:G-A-:::T-:::E:-o-:f-: 1:: F-or-d:-P ::i:-c,ku- p bePhone 742·3656. across from Bradbury SchooL old poskards, albums and 4-2J.2tp tween ai'ea of Five Po i nts and starling at 9 a.m . other item s. What have vou? Jones Boy s; call 992· ~916 . 4-24-Jip E. HenSon , Rt. 2. 4-24 -3tc M cDerm ott. Ohio ; phone 1973 STEREO 8 track . A small REDUCE Safe and fa st with 856 -2540. balan ce of ·$88.64 or pay $6.50 GoBese Tablets and E·Vap LARGE Y/HITE long -haired cal 4-22· 181p per month . Phone 992·5331 . "water pills ," Nelson Drug.s . with btdck spots. lost Monday 4·20-tfc night · in vicini ty of State 4-23·21p OLD f urniture, o.;~k tables, ~ Garage, Rt . 7. Ches ter . Very ---------~ organs, dishes, <l locks , brass MUST sell 1973 deluxe Zig-Zag tim id. Anyone seeing or beds Or complete households . sewing machine . This having seen him, please cal l Wr i te M . D . Miller, Rt. 4, machine darns, embroiders, 985·3583 . Reward . Pomeroy. Ohio. Phone 992makes buttonholes. all 4-22 .J1c 6271. without attachmen.ts. Just 1·7-tfc Qial and sew. Pay balance of $38.50 or pay $5 -per month. Notice Phone 9-92·5331 : ALL EYE Make-Up products in For Rent 4-20-tfc Koscot line on specia l this HOUSE , Located in Rutland , month . I would like to serve or phone 742-3334 , Carl Hysell. EASTER Flowers , har)_g_ing visit you . Please phone Helen baskets and pots of mum s, Owner. Jane Brown,-Middleport. Ohio lilies. geraniums, begonias, 4-19·6fc 992-5113. and Azaleas . Also bedding plants , such as pansies , ONE bedroom apartments; · Hot Water Heaters MarigoJ:;R, Phlox , petunias. ideal for cQup les; phone 992Coleu s, Sal v i a ,~~ Zinnias , Plumbing For Rent 5248 or 992-3436 . Dianthus, Allyssum, Snap 4-22-6tc Electrical Work Fi.JRN. IS _ H ED apartm ent at dragons , Ageratium and Darwin , $85 .mo. Call Mason Portulacca . Also vegetable FURNISHED 2 bedroom 773 -5580 . pl ant s , ca bbage , broccoli, apariment, adults only, cauliflower, lettu ce·. e·gg Middleport; phorie 992·3874: plants and 14 kihds of tomato 4-6,tfc plants . Cleland , Farms and For Sale "shed Greenhouse, E. Main-, Racine , nf d URNI SHED rn' 992-24_4$ F an u u Geraldine qeland . apartment; adults only i call .1972 ·n -FT, Tagalong trav.el 4_16 .tfc Pomeroy, 0. trailer , self-conta ined. Sleeps ~92 ·3901. ------~---4-24-51< f our . Phone 992-6960 . ONE upr ight piano in good 4._ 24 "61 c Pets For Sale cond i ti on ; w ill sel l for $25 ; _ _ _ __ __ _ PRIVATE. meeting room for ca ll 992 -2946. any organizat i on ; p hone 992 · 4·24·3tp 3975. YEAR, old toy !ong -haired l 3· 11-tfc terrier ; male; r egis tered 5 NEW 71 Pontiacs, Rally $25; Rhone 949-4605. ' j A ND ROOM "furnished and -wheel s and t ires; reasonable; 4 . 4·24·3fc unfurnishe d apartments. phone 992 -5491. ·4·24·3fc 36" x23" x .009 Phone 992·5434. -4· 12-tfc Employment Wanted HOME Grown Tomato pl"nts --~--:--for garden use; la r ge sturdy WILL. do boo-k keeping in my plants; Improved Mexican, home ; Contact . Cheryl For Sale Heinz 1350 and Supersonic ; La uderm il f. 2'nd Street , ,JOOD"S AQUARIUMS ; Hsh· alsO hot peppers, mangoes Ma sori 6r phone 773-5613. ·and su pplies ; new tocation. USED OFFSET PlATf'S and cabbage plants. On Rt. 4-24-6fp Ash Street. Middleport neJr HAVE 124, 500 ft . above the State park; phone 992·5443. MANY USES Park i n Syracuse, 0 .. Thoma s.EXPERIENCED painter. in· 1-7-tfc Hayman . terior and ' exter ior . Phone -4·24·33tc 985·3951 . GROCERY business tor sale. 4-24·3tp Building for sale or lease . PORTABLE: Sew ing Machine, SforSJ.oo Phone 773 -5618 from 8: 30p.m . $25; Flexsteel Couch, $25 ; WILL do housec·lean ing in to 10 p.m . for appointment. phone .992·5523. Middleport, Pomeroy and·3·20·tfc 4-24-Jtc Ches ter area; phone 992 -7202 ---------~ or 985-4146. STAR KILLS rats quickly 1 sure . 4 · 22 ~ 3tc 211:> lbs., $.1.69, Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar Run Mill s, Pickens Hardware, Ma Son . Wanted · Court St Pomeroy 4- l -30tp DE~D Stock horses, cattle, hogs , ·sheep. Rea sonable ·caA·L, Limestone , Excelsi~T­ charge. Call 245.5514 . Sall Works; E. Main St. , 2-28-30ic Pomer oy . .Phone 992-3891. 4·12·tfc. IJOlAJ IVRI66l€ 'f'WR. R~ ONe: 1-\MJD AT Business Services - - - - -- between lost O'CLOCK For Sale Help Wanted - - - -- - NOTICE ON FILING 141 17, 24, 2f_ S695 H.T. Sedan, v.e engine , automati c trans., P. steering & brakes , rad io, blue finish , blk. viny l top, good tires, rad io. Specia l! !! per 8: 30 a. m . to 5:00-p .m . Dai ly. 8: 30 a. m . to 12 : 00 Noon Saturday . SI69S v.e motor, 18 <'c ents per word SiiC con · secuflye insert ions . BliND ADS Addit ional 25c Charge Advert isement .' 12295 Fl rebird Esprit. Local 1 owner car . 350 V-B en9 ine, P . steering & au tomatic trans, AM· FM rad io, like new white lettered tires. dark brown finish . bu cket sea t & blk . vinYl trim . A sharp one. Really loaded . RATES Fo,.. W•nf Ad Serv ict 5 cents per Word one insertion M in imum Charge 7Sc 12 cents per word consecut ive inserltons . Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS S P .M . Day Before Publ ic•tion FER THREE """' WRI&<>LE \l?l.ft>. RIGHT f'"OOr ot.x.r> Of'.. lWICE ••. 1>\/(f"S FIIJE IT'S JEST ABOUT THAT TIME, LCNJEHV -- IT OUGHT TOGO OFF ENNV SECONTNOW GMDNA CN BJG NG H .EG I l{OU K~OW WHAT SHE ABOUT CHI LOI?EN ? �r • I 6-The Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., April24, 1973 BARNEY l _ .'IE'll HAVE TO WAIT TILL Pf\W Wf\KES UP, LUI<EV·· HE'S GOT HIS ALARM CLOCK SET Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifi'eds Get Results! WANT AD$ INFO~MATION DEADLINES Monday Deadl ine 9 a m . Cancelll!fion Corrections Will be accepted until 9 a . m . tor Oav of Pub lica t i on OF QUALITY REGULATIONS The PubliSher reserves the r ight to edit or reject any ads deemed objectional. The publisher w ill not be respons i ble for more than one incorrect insertion . 1970 PONTIAC 1968 CAMARO CONV. three au to. trans., P.S., and w -w tires, rad io, nice vellow fir:' ish with vinyl interior. 25 Per Cen t D iscount on pa id ads and ads pa i d wifh ln 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S1.50 lor -50 word m i nimum . Each a'd d i liona t word 2c . 1967 FORD l TO Pomeroy Motor Co. OFFICE HOURS Card of Thanks I WISH to thank my fr iends and r ela tives for their cards , letters and visits during m y stay at Holzer Medi ca l Center ; also Dr . Walker and Dr. 0 ' Rourke and nurses on 2nd f loor tor their care. Mr s. He len M i ller, Langsv ille, Oh io. PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know and be informed of the tun c l ions of your gov .ernm~nt are embod ied in pub liC not1ces . In that sell -government charges all ci t izens to be informed ; th is newspaper urges ever y . cilizen to read and study these not ices . we strong ly advise th ose citizens. seek ing furth~r information , to exer ci se the1r r igl'1 t ·- of access to publi c r ecords and publi c meetings . LEGAL NOTICE The unknown next of kin and persOns entitled to inh·er it of and from Alma Ohlinger w ill take not ice . that Lionel Boggs . Guardian of Alma Ohl inger, rm in c omnetP.nt nPrc:.nn . nn thP 4th day of April , 1973, flied his petition in the' Probate , CoUrt wi th in and tor the Coun ty of Meigs and Sta te of Ohio. all eging t hat it is necessary to sell the following described real es tat e to pay the debt s of Alma Ohlinger, and that th e next of kin and person s ent i tled to i nher i t of and tram Alma Ohlinger are unknown . Sa id rea l estate be ing situat ed in the Village of M iddleport, County of Meigs and State ot Ohio . . Befjinnlng at an iron p i n at the southwest corner of Harold Roushe 's lot ; thence north 26 1~egre~_s 30 m_tnutes west 132 feet 10 !ln 1ron pm at the northwest corner of Harold Roushe' s lot ; .then ce south 63 degrees JO minu t es west 55 .5 feet to a stake; thence south 26 degrees 30 minutes eas t 132 feet to a stake; . thence north 63 degrees 30 m,inutes east 55 .5 teet to the place of beginning , containing 17 · 100 acres iri Section 29 , Town 1, Range 13. · fhe prayer of said petit ion 'is for authorization and order to sell said real estate . The persons f irst above mentioned will further take notit:;e ttjat they have been made part ies.t defendant to sa id peti tion and that they are required lto answer the same on or before the 12 day of June. 1973. L10ne1 Hoggs, Guardian Of A lina Ohlinger as aforesaid . (4 ) 13,10, 17 , 24,· (5), 1. a, 6tc 1 L OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO WANT TO ,h i re babysitter, 1947 FORD Tractor ; good cond ition ; $550 ; phone 992 · preferably a single girl with 6048. babysitting experience . 40 •·22-Jip hour week with many em ployee benefits including paid vacation57 -holidays and sick LOTS tor sale ; on Che!>ter water ; phone "1192·5248 ' ti l ,J leave; plus a nicely f urnished p.m . or 992 3436 after 3 p.m . mobi le home with all ~lit · 4-22 -6t c penses paid ff>r employee 's own private living quarters . Excetlen t opportunity for girl (21 PAINT DAMAGE. 1973 ZigZag ~w:i ng machines. Still in wi'inting good job and own origina l ca rton s. No at place tO nve. Phone Jo Ellen· tachment s needed as our Butcher .:.04-863·6088 a11er 6 conhrols are built-in , Sews p.m . for further details. with 1 or. 2 needles. makes 4-22·3fc buttonholes, sew on button s. monograms and blind hem stitch. Full cash pr ice $38 .50 01 budget plan available. Electro Hyg iene Co .• phone -------- WANTED WAITRESS At Adolph's Dairy '· Valley. Ap~ly mornings 9-10:30. Notice 992 -7755 . 4-l8.6tc NOW TAK ING orders for soUthern plants. · Charles R. Harr is, 8-43 -:?693. Buy 'EXPERT NOW OPEN ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGf Wheel Alignment '5.55 On Most American Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto All HEATING & COOLING Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS ARNOLD BROTHERS For Sale Aluminum Sheets - - - -- - - 20~ The Daily Sentinel Near Crossroads St. Rt. 124 mechanic work includin~ Open 8 Til S Monday thru Saturday 606 E . Main, Pomeroy, 0 . SMITH NELSON .. MOTORS, INC. Ph. 992-1121 or 992-6392 Ph.. 991-2174 PAINT SPECIAL! Blue Ridge Interior- Exte~ior For Slile OF INVENTO.RY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Ohio , Meigs .;ounty . Probate Court To the Executors or Ad · minls tratrix of the estate ; to such of the following as are residents of th E! State of Ohio , viz: - the su rv iving spouse, the next of kin, the beneficiar ies under the w ill; and to the at . forney or attorneys representir]g any of the afore·m entioned persons : Robert D . Craig, Middleport , Ohio 45760, Salisbury Township , No . 20885. You are !lereby notified tha t the . Inventory and Ap . pra1sement of the estate ot the aforementioned , deceaSed, late of said Coun t y, was f i led in this Court. Said Inventory and Appraisement, will be tor hearing before this CoUrt on the 26th day of APrli l, 1973, at 10 :00 o'c lock A.M . , Any person desiring to f i le exceptions thereto must f ile them at least f i ve days prior to the date set far hearing . Given under my hand and seal of said Court. this 13th day Of Apr i l 1973. Manning D. Webster Judge and ex .officio Clerk of said Cour t We talk to you TWO women want ~ d im · media t ely; app l y at the Midway Market; or call 9922565, Pomeroy. 4-24-Jtc finishes . 606 masonry 199 gallon HOGG& ZUSPAN MATERI.ALS CO. . 773-5554 ·WMP0/1390 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT J, Case No . 20897 Estate of Shirley Hood Deceased . Notice is hereby gi ven that Anna M . Ryther of P . 0 . Box 130, Pomeroy, Ohio, has been duty ap'po inted Admin istratrix of the Ohio Estate of Shirley Hood , deceased, la te of Mason , · West Virgin i a. . Creditors are requ ired to fi le 11'1eir daims with said fiduciary within four months . Da·ted thi s 13th day of April 1973 . By Ann B. Watson DE!puty Cle rk. 1 (4) Manning D. Webster Probate Judge of said County 17, 24 (5 1 1. Jtc · . 1 Mobile H01,1es For Sale 1972 PMC. 3 bedroom, com pletely furnishsd, front kit - . chen. $4,500; phone 698·88-41 . . 4- .a-Mp - - -- - - AUTOMOBILE inSurance been cancelled? Lost· your · operator's license? Call 992- SEPTIC TANKS . AROB1C SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED. MILlER SANITATION. STEWART OH 10. PHONE 662-3035. 10·4-lf 6-15·tfr Ct"mplete · mobile home service plus gigantic display of mobile homes always available at . . MILLER MOBILE HOMES . 1220 Washington Blvd. 423·7521 BElPRE, 0. OWN YOUR HOME AT LOW COST - see Kingsbury Home Sales & Service, Inc., phone 992-6256 fiom 2 to 7 p.m . or by ap·pointment ., 24' wide furnished . Made by . Skyline CorP. .. country's largest. " ME:igs County owned and operated." ·F i nancin 9 available. Set up on your lot ready for your occupancy . 200 yards off Rt. 33 on County Rd . 18. Quick delivery. O_ur low over head wil l save yOu SSS. 12' and 14' Moblle Homes a.vailable, Kingsbury Home Sales & Service, Inc. 3 -------,-Auto Sales 1965 FORD Galaxie 500, ex· ce ll ent condition, V:8 automatic. c lean as a pin .1968 Honda 305 Super Hawk, excellent condition; phone 949-5953 . 4·20-6tc 63 OLDS Convertible , automatic, V -8, f .B5, power ; 67 Chevelle Malibu, British Racing Green, 327 3 speed ; phone 742-6271. 4-20-6tc . '-- NEW Home 3 bedlf"oom1, hardwood floors , paneling , large lot ; call 773.5554 daily ; after 5 p.m . call 773-5468. • 4-17·6tc 3221. . ·t · '7,550- '8,819 Annually WHOEV£RIT15, MUST BE· QU11'£ NEAR ! -4-17-JOtc GASOLINE ALLEY Mr<;.Hill, · come clown! You've no -foundation! The, Fabric Shop, Ppmeroy. Authorized Singer Sa les anctl Sei-vlce. We Sharpen Scissors.: 3-29.tfc - ----- 5 ROOM house, full basement, gas heat, bath , 2 lots ; S. D. Buskirk, 341 Page St ., Mid· dleport, Ohio. war'ned 40u Hi II Thi<> stru.cture was to be removecl b4 todaLJ! With a chimle4 like I qot who need a founclation? m~ prop'it~' 4-22-31p 11 -16-lfc 'H6USE in Long Bottom, phone 985 3529 ~. 1I ~ 6. 11 .1fd EXCAV-'\TING. Dozers, large and smal l ; Bac;khoes and Loaders on track and tires ; Dump trucks Lo -boy ' Service ; Septrc tanks 'installed; George (Billl Pull in's ; phone 992-2478 or 9927402 . 2·9-ttc• Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker 110 Mechanic. Street Pomeroy, Ohio . HARRISON'S TV Service and . Service Calls ; phone 992-2522. I A'aSUME THE PRESIDEN T IS REJ:ID'f TO SEE M ILK_. BILK - --,.--o:-o'"7"-- -2-'--_-9-lfc READY .MIX CONCR-ETE AND SI LK? IIi f.\ MOMENT, GENTLEMEN ! IF Of"'L'T' I '(OU'RE FP.TIE NT! delivered right to your project. Fast and ea~y. Free estimate-s, Phone 992c3284. Goeg lein Read')t .·M ix Co., Middleport. Ohio. I I 6-30-tfc ACROSS I. Sight · 5. The "MiJeHigh City" II. Challenge 12. " L' - du Nord," SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED · REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell , · Qv./ner &. Operator. " 5-12-lfc -----~ C. BRADFOR 0 , Auctioneer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 Minnesota's DICK TRACY Rac ine. Ohio motto Exclude Punctured, as so,r TRUCK. ~OW SETTLE FOR a boil Calendar ~~~~~~~SNI:~ located at Crossroads, Rt. 124, , compte:te front end service, • tune up and brake service : Wheels balanced elec· tronically. All work guaranteed . Reasonable rates . Phone 992·3213 or 742- thespian AFTER Karr's Barber Shop, 110 Lynn St. , Pomeroy, Ohio, has added anew service. w~ are now fitting Men 's Toupees. We can fit you with a · full or a partial hairpi ec~. \ THESE- ANIMAlS USUAllY LIVE BY A 1.-AK£ · CAN 'IOU PICK OUT WHAI \RACK E.ACH ONE MAKES"? 2-ll·lfc t ltll ~ , ~~~- IO< . barbers Local 400 AFL.CIO (2 wds.) 4. Still 5. Deceive 6. Coupd'. 1. Sine qua 8. British military decoration (2 wds.) 9. -of Aqultaine 10. Reparation %5. Succor 27. Goad 16. In our company 19. Champ· ion ship ' 20. Part of 30. Postpone 32. Actress Beryl 34. WasteAWOL land 23. Bombarded 3tt Ewe·s cr·y 24. 1'The . 31. Myrna Perlls of . herself b I I. I I . I ,'iWEYN 9-1-tfc KeLI/ln.a#:o,- · IIMUSSE3 I ( [J SCANDINAVIA. Now arranp the <lrcloclletten to form the 1urpriae an~wer, u auueated by the above cartoon. I ~ ...IISIAIISW!IIml "0-( XI )-[I]" (AMwen lomorr•w' 27. Russian -river 28. Hick . 28. Choose 31. Kin to porter n. Necktie rabrlc 33. Crash, Ju.mb1otll UECT . SHAKY 1 M~ 6RANDMOTHER IS QUITE"A PHILOSOPHER .. AXVDLBAAXR. LONG FEL.J.OW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes the length and formation of ·the words are all hints . Each day the Code l etters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES I LDZG HC GJK IKVZKG HC IEVVKII 1 NA SNCK Nl GH KDG MJDG FHE •SNXK DAP . SKG . GJK -CHHP NAINPK .- UDZX "\. MALLET WAT.ERY Ynterd•y'• . , · · · Aniwtrl Th" direction m~Nht cdtue ' (Jui~alion.-"SHAKE WILL'"I ~• . Is Have cool clean air tonight . Totat' ven tilation . PH. 77J-SS92 MASON, W. VA. WI-U:I(E 10 6E:T MAJ'I!Rict:' IN I· [J I I ' Mason Furniture e ~'l.;!'.~'i.~:.'!!'"""' r I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: ". POMEROY Yesterday'& Answer coats 40. Infamous marquis 24,000 BTU 110 Lynn St. I GMDE 3. Frock against 6,000 to KARR'S BARBER SHOP gators Islands 35. Made stable, with '1 up" 31. Timber wolf 38. Require 39. European capital AIR CONDITIONERS ~-.,.-- -:. Unacramble theae fwr Jumble~,. one letter to each aquare, to form _four ordJnary ·word1._ called Navi· 26. Lofty AMANDA PANDA and backhoe work; septic tanks installed; dump trucks and lo.boysfor hire ; will haul ffll dirt, top soil, limestone anti gravel ; tall Bobar Roger Jeffers, day phone 992-7089 ; night phone 992-3525 or 992, MEN'S TOUPEES JJlg~!Lrn;;~=!::::t..c; · cOuntry z. FOrmerly Greek love deity 23. Freshet --~------125. Filaments EXCAVATING, dozer , loader ' DOWN . I. Biblical JreJand 2-lB·tf C ., 11. 16. sSailor hack 18. Was a (@ 1978 King Features Syndicate, Inc.) river 20. Single 21. Republic of 3232. ==-~=,..--=~ . DOZ·E: R and ,back hcie work, ponds: and septic tanks, ditching service ; top soil, fill dirt, ,limeston~ ; 1 B&K Ex -: · • cavatmg . Phone 992 -5367, ,_ Dick Ka~r, Jr, tion STAND YOUR SILENCE WILL PROBABLY NOif UNDER· STAND YOUR WORDS ...:ELBERT HUBBARD 41. Belgian abbrevia· 4-10-30_1c interior and exter.ior, , free estimates. Call 992 ~7008 or 992· 246,0. Vesterday"s Cryptoquole; HE WHO DOES NOT UNDER· by THOMAS JOSEPH O' DELl WHEEL alignment BEFORE decic!e aq'in movin', ol' man.1 kindl~ qit off ELNA and White SewinQ ' Machines ... service on all makes . Reasonab le rates. The Sewing Center, Mid . dleport, Ohio. ST OP in and lei·MICK show YOU What h~ can do for you. ' RINGS IN MV EAR .1 SEW ING MACHINES. Repai j? service, all makes. 992·2284.' · Contact-Director of Nursing 593-7761, Ext. 212 or Geriatric. Chief Nurse 592-6651. Ext. 331. . . ATHENS MENTAL HEALTH CENTER,t Athens, Ohio. 11-IAT CAll. FOR HELP ------- 4-19-JOIC Full time, parttime, and contract positions available on our afternoon shift. Work · in our new Geriatric Center or Med·Surg Unit . Attractive fringe benefits ; include sick leave, retirement plan, vacation lime, 9 ~aid holidays, extensive orientation and inservice program . : ~, Contact: Eva Northup in a progressive mental health center?· 11JMM)/ WHAT ARE ALL "JHE:;oE CHILDREN ODIN& HERE? 3·2-lfc. HOUSE AND Roof painting ; . A OOI.LAR WILL trim or cut trees. clean out basements, attics, etc. and pa in t roofs ; pho.ne 949- BRICK House - 3 t:iedrooms. liv ing room, dining room, built·in kitchen with range and cabinets, two baths, ful l basement · with · ba se ment garage in Baurn Subdivision ; phone 985·3807, Gera ld R . Douglas. 4-22-6tp . WH.O.'T A WAY T' STAFtT TH' DAY! TO OUR CLUB'S C...RITY GARAGE repair. tune -ups ; plugs ~ points and condenser ; B cyl. , $17 .95 and 6 cyl., $14.95 ; ca ll for appointme-n t; Racine Garage. Racine, Ohio, 949 3611 . 4-S.JOtc <-24·5fp . A NEW L..EASE ON LIFS! SEE US FOR : Awnings, SJOrmdoors and windows, carports, marquees·, Bfuminum siding and railing . A . Jacob, sales representative . For free.' estimates, phone Charleii 1 Lisle ; SyraCuse, V . V .; Johnson and Son. Inc . BEDROOM house in Syracuse, new forced air gas furnace, low utilities, large level lot with storm fence; phone 992.5792. 3·25-lfc I KNOW YQU'U WAo-lT "TWO TICI<ETS SA'Z.A.AR! ·rC'ASH pa id for all makes arid~ -----~---models of mob i le homes .: Phone area code 614-423·9531. Real Estate For Sale 4-13-tfc : NEW HOUSE - 3 bedroom with over half acre on FlatwOods Rd ., ca ll 992·2735. Air Conditioners 4-24-6tp Awnings Underpinning · j:tETIJNI~ THIS "UPL.IF1" 1 C~E.O.M'LL GIVE YEFt FACE 2966. Ph~ne 992·3954 . REGISTERED NURSES ATTENTION I 5ETOFTHE :W'IEARSOF "CORPORAL CROCK"'- MODERN septic tank service, 24 hours, 7 days · a weeK. Gallipolis, 0. 45631 PH . 446-5109 1.. WE'LL IOACH MAKE 11\AH A WILL . THE POS· . SURVIVOR GE:TS S!'.SH· TH O'IM~ FElLAS UNS POSSESSIONS!! IS··· - - - -- - HOliER MEDICAL CENTER CLINIC ~o~ u, Stop In and See Our Floor Display. Mason. W. ·Va . 5232. ~ BETWEEN US 15 ONE FULL Good typists, ex . per ie".ced · preferred, but not required . Will train . Are you interested in .broadening .your nul'$ing-.experience DARir-1:3 DA'/L.IGHT ROSSER'/ I'VE U'L ABNER 5·1-tfc ·MEDICAL SECRETARIES Box 344 11" WA5 -rnE /NX,T l .. l •f 1.11 P01 Olo EVEII! SEEN. Crill Bradfprd · WANTED ON YOUR DIAL IWI ~ HU, 1M ' OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE HOUSE and 2 lots plus 9 ad joining lots at Long Bottom , Ohio, under $3,000. Would like a 10' wide hou se trailer up to 'h payment. M . A. Hall, 378· 6249, Reedsvi ll ~, Ohio. . 4· 11 .tfc I ' '- nn •• 992-2094 E. Main Pomeroy Help Wanted like a person. I Pomeroy POMEROY HOME & AUTO LATEX PAINT For wood and f: I DON'T I IT! AL.SO HAS ALL THESE BEAUTIES A M•RROR A~OIJND AND SIIA R.I< HAS 8Uli15D IN ~IS NOSE BURIED IN BOOK THAT BOOK ! From the laraest T''"'' Bull dozer Radiator to the ::,malleSl Heater Lore. Nathan 8ig9s . Radiator Spectahst Mon . thru Sat. 8: 30a .m . tosp. m. 3640. back and skirt ; both sofa and 4· 1B-7tc c hair this week .only a·t $129.95; Cash and Carry ; Ph one 992 . 7554 ; Pomeroy MODERN Walnut stereo-radio Recovery. 622 E. Main St. , co mbination , 4 speed i n term i xed changer, 4 speaker POme roy , 0 . 4· 19.6fp sound system, separate controls . Balance 569.72. Use MASSEY . Harrison Pony our budget terms . Call 992Tractor and 52 Ford Tractor 3965. wihh side mower ; William Roush. 112 mile below West Columbia . ------- A 11ME . . V€R1 G<lOD CAMPUS auto . trans. 1/ e Tennessee Walker NE'~/ Trad i tional 2- pc. living · BLACK colt, 1 year old ; phone 992· r oom sui te with button tufted MAN ' S bla ck b i llfold in LOSE weight with New Stlupe PH. 992-2556 Pomeroy .· Middleport area..Tablets and · Hydrex Water finder may keep money ; •f Pill s. ~ Du-ttol"' Q, u-g , M id · WantP.n To found ca ll 992-5404 or leave at dleport and Nel son D'rug . Sen tinel Office . 4-24·3tp CLEAN copper , 4Bc lb .; 4·24-3t c Radiators , clean , 2Bc l b.; . S l E E P ING P r·o b I em ? Brass, 18c lb.; Batteries. 85c ; LEATHER shav ing kit. Restless? Get Sno')zer Ginseng $60 lb .; M. A. Hall , Saturday . night on Court Tablets lor a safe night's Reed svi lle, 378·6249. Street : reward ; Tom · steep. Only 9B·c . Nel so n Drug . J.9. tf c Lutheran, phone 247·2162 or 4-24·2tp 4-19·6fp Court -Bar . WANT to bUy old fashioned 4-24-3tp THERE will be a Yard Sale thi s furniture of all kind ; also Thur sday and Friday (UJ· 27L brass beds, wooden ice boxes, RINGNECK Phea sant eggs . _T_A_I_l -:G-A-:::T-:::E:-o-:f-: 1:: F-or-d:-P ::i:-c,ku- p bePhone 742·3656. across from Bradbury SchooL old poskards, albums and 4-2J.2tp tween ai'ea of Five Po i nts and starling at 9 a.m . other item s. What have vou? Jones Boy s; call 992· ~916 . 4-24-Jip E. HenSon , Rt. 2. 4-24 -3tc M cDerm ott. Ohio ; phone 1973 STEREO 8 track . A small REDUCE Safe and fa st with 856 -2540. balan ce of ·$88.64 or pay $6.50 GoBese Tablets and E·Vap LARGE Y/HITE long -haired cal 4-22· 181p per month . Phone 992·5331 . "water pills ," Nelson Drug.s . with btdck spots. lost Monday 4·20-tfc night · in vicini ty of State 4-23·21p OLD f urniture, o.;~k tables, ~ Garage, Rt . 7. Ches ter . Very ---------~ organs, dishes, <l locks , brass MUST sell 1973 deluxe Zig-Zag tim id. Anyone seeing or beds Or complete households . sewing machine . This having seen him, please cal l Wr i te M . D . Miller, Rt. 4, machine darns, embroiders, 985·3583 . Reward . Pomeroy. Ohio. Phone 992makes buttonholes. all 4-22 .J1c 6271. without attachmen.ts. Just 1·7-tfc Qial and sew. Pay balance of $38.50 or pay $5 -per month. Notice Phone 9-92·5331 : ALL EYE Make-Up products in For Rent 4-20-tfc Koscot line on specia l this HOUSE , Located in Rutland , month . I would like to serve or phone 742-3334 , Carl Hysell. EASTER Flowers , har)_g_ing visit you . Please phone Helen baskets and pots of mum s, Owner. Jane Brown,-Middleport. Ohio lilies. geraniums, begonias, 4-19·6fc 992-5113. and Azaleas . Also bedding plants , such as pansies , ONE bedroom apartments; · Hot Water Heaters MarigoJ:;R, Phlox , petunias. ideal for cQup les; phone 992Coleu s, Sal v i a ,~~ Zinnias , Plumbing For Rent 5248 or 992-3436 . Dianthus, Allyssum, Snap 4-22-6tc Electrical Work Fi.JRN. IS _ H ED apartm ent at dragons , Ageratium and Darwin , $85 .mo. Call Mason Portulacca . Also vegetable FURNISHED 2 bedroom 773 -5580 . pl ant s , ca bbage , broccoli, apariment, adults only, cauliflower, lettu ce·. e·gg Middleport; phorie 992·3874: plants and 14 kihds of tomato 4-6,tfc plants . Cleland , Farms and For Sale "shed Greenhouse, E. Main-, Racine , nf d URNI SHED rn' 992-24_4$ F an u u Geraldine qeland . apartment; adults only i call .1972 ·n -FT, Tagalong trav.el 4_16 .tfc Pomeroy, 0. trailer , self-conta ined. Sleeps ~92 ·3901. ------~---4-24-51< f our . Phone 992-6960 . ONE upr ight piano in good 4._ 24 "61 c Pets For Sale cond i ti on ; w ill sel l for $25 ; _ _ _ __ __ _ PRIVATE. meeting room for ca ll 992 -2946. any organizat i on ; p hone 992 · 4·24·3tp 3975. YEAR, old toy !ong -haired l 3· 11-tfc terrier ; male; r egis tered 5 NEW 71 Pontiacs, Rally $25; Rhone 949-4605. ' j A ND ROOM "furnished and -wheel s and t ires; reasonable; 4 . 4·24·3fc unfurnishe d apartments. phone 992 -5491. ·4·24·3fc 36" x23" x .009 Phone 992·5434. -4· 12-tfc Employment Wanted HOME Grown Tomato pl"nts --~--:--for garden use; la r ge sturdy WILL. do boo-k keeping in my plants; Improved Mexican, home ; Contact . Cheryl For Sale Heinz 1350 and Supersonic ; La uderm il f. 2'nd Street , ,JOOD"S AQUARIUMS ; Hsh· alsO hot peppers, mangoes Ma sori 6r phone 773-5613. ·and su pplies ; new tocation. USED OFFSET PlATf'S and cabbage plants. On Rt. 4-24-6fp Ash Street. Middleport neJr HAVE 124, 500 ft . above the State park; phone 992·5443. MANY USES Park i n Syracuse, 0 .. Thoma s.EXPERIENCED painter. in· 1-7-tfc Hayman . terior and ' exter ior . Phone -4·24·33tc 985·3951 . GROCERY business tor sale. 4-24·3tp Building for sale or lease . PORTABLE: Sew ing Machine, SforSJ.oo Phone 773 -5618 from 8: 30p.m . $25; Flexsteel Couch, $25 ; WILL do housec·lean ing in to 10 p.m . for appointment. phone .992·5523. Middleport, Pomeroy and·3·20·tfc 4-24-Jtc Ches ter area; phone 992 -7202 ---------~ or 985-4146. STAR KILLS rats quickly 1 sure . 4 · 22 ~ 3tc 211:> lbs., $.1.69, Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar Run Mill s, Pickens Hardware, Ma Son . Wanted · Court St Pomeroy 4- l -30tp DE~D Stock horses, cattle, hogs , ·sheep. Rea sonable ·caA·L, Limestone , Excelsi~T­ charge. Call 245.5514 . Sall Works; E. Main St. , 2-28-30ic Pomer oy . .Phone 992-3891. 4·12·tfc. IJOlAJ IVRI66l€ 'f'WR. R~ ONe: 1-\MJD AT Business Services - - - - -- between lost O'CLOCK For Sale Help Wanted - - - -- - NOTICE ON FILING 141 17, 24, 2f_ S695 H.T. Sedan, v.e engine , automati c trans., P. steering & brakes , rad io, blue finish , blk. viny l top, good tires, rad io. Specia l! !! per 8: 30 a. m . to 5:00-p .m . Dai ly. 8: 30 a. m . to 12 : 00 Noon Saturday . SI69S v.e motor, 18 <'c ents per word SiiC con · secuflye insert ions . BliND ADS Addit ional 25c Charge Advert isement .' 12295 Fl rebird Esprit. Local 1 owner car . 350 V-B en9 ine, P . steering & au tomatic trans, AM· FM rad io, like new white lettered tires. dark brown finish . bu cket sea t & blk . vinYl trim . A sharp one. Really loaded . RATES Fo,.. W•nf Ad Serv ict 5 cents per Word one insertion M in imum Charge 7Sc 12 cents per word consecut ive inserltons . Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS S P .M . Day Before Publ ic•tion FER THREE """' WRI&<>LE \l?l.ft>. RIGHT f'"OOr ot.x.r> Of'.. lWICE ••. 1>\/(f"S FIIJE IT'S JEST ABOUT THAT TIME, LCNJEHV -- IT OUGHT TOGO OFF ENNV SECONTNOW GMDNA CN BJG NG H .EG I l{OU K~OW WHAT SHE ABOUT CHI LOI?EN ? �.a- The Daily Sentinel, Midd)eport-Pomeroy, 0., April 24, 1973 Head Start will cost the poor WASHINGTON (UP I ) - For tile first time the Head Start program for preschool children has started charging some low income and middle class parents for enrolling their children. Administration orficials said today the Head Start charges initially will effect only children who enroll in local programs. But by next fall, all Head Start children from families with annual incomes of $4,576 or more will be charged monthly .fees based on income and number of children in the family . It also was learned today that the administration is CCJnsidering a sJiding fee schecfule for working poor families with children in subsidized day care. Federal Head Start and welfare of· ficials ' told UPI that the day care proposal will be published later this month, when the Department of Health, Educa· lion and Welfare (HEW) an· nounces new regulations gov· erninlf social services for MEIGS THEATRE Tonigtl1, ' Walt disney's THE WORLD'S GREATEST ATHLETE iGI THE $1LVER FOX & SAM DAVENPORT (Technicolod Opportunity Amendments of 1972. and are far stiffer than earlier proposed Head Start fee schedules. For example, ramilies with one or two children and income levels e•ceeding $1M2:> a year would not be aUowed to enroU children in Head Start. A family with four children and an income of $6,526·$8,850 would be charged $7.50a month for either one ·or two children enrolled in Head. Start and 2:> per cent more for each ad-. ditional child enrolled. For a one-child family with an annual income of $10,101 to $10,425, the annual charge for Head Start services would he $1,620. welfare families . An HEW official who asked not to be named estimated that families of about 38,000 of tile 379,000 children currently enrolled in !he full.year and summer· programs would be Buses blocked charged in the Mure. · H'e · Two school buses in Meigs estimated that fees would raise Local District were unable to between $2 million and $3 make their run this morning million annuaUy, which would due to water covf'red highe be channeled back into local ways, according to Johnny projects. Beaver, bus supervisor. The fee schedules, published Water was reported to c~ver last week in the · of£icial the highway between LangsFederal Register , represent ville and Dexter, County Road the maximlim fees allowed by 10 and County Road 4 on the other side of Rutland. SR 124 toward Rutland was covered by water Monday evening but had receded today. Ap~ll24 ( Technicolor) Congress in the Economic IGI dults : Sl.SO Children: 75c Show Starts 7 p.m . Wednesday & Thursday April 25-26 NOT OPEN CLOTHING OFFERED free clothing day will be held at the Salvation Army HQ, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy from 10 a .m. to noon Thursday. Anyone in need of clothing is welcome . Watergate • sav1ngs ' . add up her~ when •,!"f:'d " y WHY NOT SAVE BY MAIL? Auto Teller Window and Walk-Up Window Open Friday Eveni~gs 5 to 7 P.M. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE PITTSBURGH f" l'.ilbms /ialiona' 1\k I Continued from Page 1) eXecutive clemency at a later time to keep your mouth shut." The transcript of McCord's testimony shows he quoted Mrs. Hunt, previously reported as a eonduit for payments to the defendants, as saying unnamed pe: sons "want to know if rnor.e - an one year is okay wi th Y -!$laying in jail more than o yea r , and then executive lemency." Hunt and our others pleaded guill)• but McCord said he refused to do so. He and G. Gordoo Uddy, a formerWhite Rvru...-.e aid~. were convicted. ""'"• JolT> J. Sirica last ".._ mo~tl! d£>ferred sentencing )kCord, indicating he wQU!d g<t a soft..- sentence if he rooperau~d with current Watergate irrvestig&tions. Anderson•s disc los ures of grand jury testimony was the subject of an emergency meeting of the !5-judge U.S. District Court Monday and a grand jury was asked to investigate how he obtained transcripts of testimony. Officials have said the transcripts are authentic. Anderson said today · he would refuse to divulge the identity of the source of the · material and said he had never condoned any law violation by sources. He said the source of the transcripts he obtained was MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation · Bands to compete for SlOO prize. PPSEO will try replace cuts Increasing cloudiness central and south tonight, chance of showers after midnight. Light .rain and showers likely central and south. High Wednesday in the A battle of bands will be held from 9 to 12 p .m. Friday in the Pomeroy Junior .High School building under the sponsorship 60s. of the Meigs • High School Spanish Club. All bands are invited to HOSPITAL '\EWS Holz.r Medltal Center enter. The winning group will ~Dlscbar.ged) receive a trophy and $100. Mrs . Charles Perry and Entry fee is $15. Bands wishing more infonnation are asKed to daughter, Blanche Pickens , caii992-59S7, 992-2370, 992-2382, Edna Neville, Carrie Spurlock, Mrs. Lewis Sayre and son, or !]92.;271. Audley Hensley, Kimberly Hammond, Wilma Jones , BOND,- TAKEN SYRACUSE - Syracuse Wanda Hale, Nick Osborne, Leonard Gentil, Jr., Karen Mayor Herman London Cox, dohn Straight, James Monday nightlorfeited the $150 Samples, Donna McGhee, bond of Frank A Teagle, Bedford, pos!A!d lor driving Edna Knapp, Timothy Kuhn, Chevalier. Mrs. while intoxicated. Teagle was Lesley Richard Buchy and daughter, cited by Police Chief Milton Helen Anderson and William Varian. Anderson . Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio ( PPSEO) will undertake a fund raising campaign during May to make up locaUy the portion of funds cut from federal support of tile r.roject for 1973-74. Now in its second year '?f operation, PPSEO operates eight _planned parenthood clinics in seven counties, Athens, Gallia, Hocking,. Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs and Vinton . Mrs. Claude R. Sowle will serve as honorary chairman lor tile fund raising campaign helping to coordinate the work of local campaign chairmen In the seven counties. Each county's drive will be specilically geared to the needs of the particular communities served. ~Births) Mrs. William Hayes, a son, Mason; Mrs . Timothy Metiler, NOW YOU KNOW a daughter, Oak Hill ; Mrs. The Lehua Rock Light on Richard Jor'dan, a daughter, Hawaii's Lehua Island, which Dundance; Mrs . Ronald is 709 feet above the water with Allison, a daughter, Gallipolis; a light visible lor 34 miles, is Mrs. Joseph Fields, a soli, the highest operating light- Shade and Mrs . Robert house in the United States. Preston, a daughter; Thurmcm. LOCAL TEMPS The ~mperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Tuesday was 62 degrees unde!i cloudy skies. Teachers ~ Continued FIRST PRACTICE Fast-piteh softball practice will be held at 6:30p.m. today at the Syracuse Baseball diamond . Anyone interested m~y participate. ACTION DISMISSED A divorce action by Nina Jena Ritchie vs. William J . Ritchie has been dismisst.d in Meigs Comm'¥1- Pleas Court. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Jo5n Krawsczyn, Middleport; Virgie Burford, Rutland; Ca r olyn Adams, Racine; Donna -Guinther, Syracuse; Eva Miller, Point Pleasant; Marjorie Welsh, Tuppers Plains; Timothy Ebersbach, Middl eport; Bernice Ma,y, Middleport; Eu la Proffitt, Portland; Charles Ohlinger, Middleport; Hollie Green, . Pomer~y; HOmer Goeglein, Pomeroy and Carmen Haddox, Middleport. DISCHARGED J ohn Thomas, Florence Henniger, Paul Henderson , Roger McDaniel and Jessie White . ONE WEEK ONLY! from Page 1) Named to the coaching staff for the 1973-74 year . were Bill Jewell, ·head football coach ; J ohn Dudding, assistant football coach; Carl Wolfe, head basketball coach for both the va rsi ty and reserves ; !jilton Wolfe , Jr. , head baseball coac h , and Greg Bailey, head golf coach. Other e xtended duties PLEASANT VALLEY assigned last night include DISCHARGES: Roy ConErma McClurg , home nolly, McArthur , 0 .; Mrs. economics on a 11 month year ; Vinas. Lee, the annual; Carl Ralph Spencer, Gallipolis Weese, senior play; principals Ferry; · Jay . Stone, Leon; and head teachers named Charlene Weaver, Mt. Alto; include James Adams, prin- Linda Robinson, Apple Grove. BIRTHS - A daughter born cipal of the high school; Jennin gs Beegle, . junior hi gh to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Leach, sc hoo l prindpal ; Robe rt Hende~son, April 24. Beegle , Racine Elementary ; WOMAN KILLED kl h Jam~ Wi c ine, head teac DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) at I.:etart Falls Ele.m entary Mrs . Mari Wes cott, :· 77; · School ; Larry Wolfe, head teacher at · Portland Miamisburg, died today of Elementary, and Bill Baer, . injuries received several hours head tea c he r at Syracuse earlier in a tw01 car collision southwest of here. elementary . Other extended services MAN KILLED assigned include Tom Phillips, DAYTON, Ohio (UP! ) 10 month year because of Owen Ford, 21, Dayton, was band; Mrs. Lee Lee, variety killed today when his car went show , and Gayle Price, driver out of control on a city street edu ca tion ·program . Other and struck a utility pole. assignments will be made later. Ralph Wigal was named STYLE LINE" WALL PHONE elementary and secondarY beaul1lu l. corwentenl Education Act Title I Coorstep - sa>'er tor her ~ 1 1chen . laundry room dinator for 1973-74 if the lor any pl ace where 11's hard to l1nd program continues. was counter or table -top soace . Comes 1n announced that. Doug Carr, ChOICe 01 81Qhl de li repJ"l!sentative of a firm selling CIOUS co lors .desks and chairs, witl attend tile next meeting set lor May 11 et Jt FLOOR MODELS! DEMONSTRATORS! GOLDEN TOUCH & SEW' MACHINES! $7000 . Own the best at an astoUnd ing toW pri ce! It has the. exclusive buill -i n sp8ed basting, a variety ol built -in s ti tches plus 15 inter- ·changeable Fashion• Discs, and the eXclusive 2JnM.r• push-bultan front drop- in bobbin . CARRYING CASE OR CABINET EXTRA SAVE ON NEW TOUCH & SEW MACHINES! For exam ole Model 758 REG. 299 .95 SA.LEI• $279 · This great Sing~ sewing· machine boast s all the great Touch & SeW machine exclusiveS. What a chance to save! Carrying case or cabinet eXtra. ' $67 Shop SINGER* ZIG-ZAG MACHINE SUPER BUY ~~ ~ ..~~~ . .·The 115 W. Second ~"" .....,~ APPROvED liNGER DEALEfl, attending last night were Clarence Lawrence, Charles Pyles , Dennie Hill, Grover Salser, Jr., and David Nease. Fab~ic - 992-2284. Model l/7 Pomeroy We have a cred it pl"drt designed to lit your budget. · We also have 'a l'iberal trade~in-po1 icy . • A Trademarkof THE SINGER COMPANY RIO GRANDE -' Jerry Ramsay, project director for the Atea-wide Project On Aging sponsored by Rio Grande College, today announced approval of a $204,018 grant to aid senior citizens fnthe five-coWlties of Gallia, Jackson, Meigs, Scioto and Vinton. The funds i~lude a Title III grant under the Older Americans Act and State of Ohio funds which are botll administered through the Ohio Administration On Aging, Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. Rio Grande College will continue to act as local grantee and !will serve as the headquarters for the Areawide Project On Aging. Each county in the project area has an incorporated County Committee On Aging which wm have authority for (Continued on page 16) Devoted To The VOL. XXV NO, 8 POMEROY·MIODLEPORT, OHIO . WASHINGTON - MAJOR AIRLINES have been told by government officials to rhap "a plan of action" to meet any possible fuel shortages. Chairman Robert T~ of the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) told the Aero Club of Washington Tuesday that some airlines suffered fuel shortages last summe~ and that if "such shortage.s arise again we must be prepared to deal with them." "I am beginning to mail letters to those airlines which provide the most !Hghts and carry the most passengers out of til e top 22 airports!! in the nation; Timm said. He identified the airports. as those at Atlanta, New Orleans, Houston, Boston, ryliarni, New York, Newark, WashingtOn, D.C., Chicago, ·Cleveland, Denver, Los Angeles. San FranciSco, Seattle, Dallas, DetrOit_, Kansas. City, St. Louis, · Las Vegas, Minneapolis, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. WAREHOUSE ON ·MECHANIC STREET Plenty of free parking - See the big se lection of Whirlpool a'nd Chrysler Air-iemp Air Conditioners. Model s to coo l one room or your e.ntire house. Also be sure to see th e excel lent se lection a·t the Wa!'ehouse on Whirlpool Re~rigerators · Was~ers · Dryers·. Freezers . Carpe t by the y~rd - Linoleum · Summer Porch, Lawn & Patio Furniture at Sa le Prices . Lawn -Hoy Lawh Mowers - Used T.V. Sets . Used Pianos. You' ll en joy a visit to Elberfeld s Warehouse . - ELBERFELD$ IN .POMEROY . PHNOM PENH- PRESIDENT LON NOL said today he had formed a ruling High Political Council with three "old friends" to unify Cambodia and end l~Ie war. As he did so, the military situation worsened and U. S. fighter-bombers could be seen striking Communist units just across the Mekong River from Phnom Penh. Lon Nol has been .under U. S. pressure to broaden his government so that negotiations cou1d get underway on a cea~­ fire in Cambodia, the only Indochina country where none exists . But deposed Prince Norodom Sihanouk and tile .Communists have said they will never negotiate witll the Lon Nol regime. WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET . ' •• ..••• ·'• .• • ..••. .•• • ••• •• style with d1al thai glows .- ldeal1or n1ght table or vanity for after-dark dial1ng. or -as a triendly, adjusti:l btebngh tness night light Eight decora · •• • :• -. ••' • '• • • • • tor colors Fiiif;jj! STYLELINE:& telephone PUIS the works right in !he· palm of your hand . . . handset. dial and reca ll butlon . Make call after call without selling down the phone. Comes in white , green, ivory, yellow. 'pink , beige. or avocado. ,, --•• •• • -- • ring in Mother's day this "different gift" way (Continued from Page 1) reported tha:t he ha~ received detailed report to complete from the federal government on federal revenue sharing ·funds. The funds must be spent · in one or more of eight categories, and a plan lot tiM! expenditure must be submitted with the report, he said. Mayor Zei-kle was authorized ·, to purchase a new typewriter for his office. Grate announced a Bureau of Workmen's Compensation hearing 09 Raymond Fraser, a former village employee, on May· I, and an invitation was re:ad for officials to attend a District 1 Forwn on the Se.iior citizens program- to • be held in Nelsonville on May 11. Councilmen David Ohlinger asked .that "Middleport" signs on the highways· entering tile town be improved. It was suggested the Middleport Chamber of Commerce may help provide new signs. Councilman Richard Vaughan again suggested)hat left tunis at stoplights in the business section be discontinued, but no action was taken. Attending were those named abOve a:nd Coun cil members Mrs. Roger Morgan , Fred Hoffman , William Walters and Polite Chief J. J. Cl'emea ns. G ive the bel le o f the pay an extens1on te lephone to make her life .more pleasant, more convenient. more sec ure . ... every day. Select her· 'di1ferent gilt " from Gener.al Telephone's exc1ting extens ion extravaganza o f decorator styles . and colors for every home , room , and personality. ' Like a unique Cradlephone ... General Telephone's very last word in sophisticated s ty ling- Mediter' ranean·. .Grec1an Cameo. Brocade, Antiq ue White- all re splendent with gold tr im and finge rwhee ls. Conversa tio n pieces right out of ·. another world. bul so conveniently available right at . our bus iness office' liji#l GEOERALTELEPHOOE • '. Of The Meii(.~· Mason Area WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25,' 1973 PHONE 992·2156 - . . TEN CENTS CINCINNATI (UP! ) - The three year pact, 25 cents the United Rubber Workers Union second yea •· and 24 cents the and Goodyear Tire anQ, Rubber third. ·' Co. reached tentative agreeGoodyear sa id it fi gured the ment on a master contract second year inc,·ease at 28 early today - the first time in cents because it contained a more than 10 years the union clause for a 3 J)er cent night has not had to strike for in- shift differentia l which would creased benefits from the ru~ make the total package worth ber industry. 80.8 cents per hour. The contraGt offer, which is Th e con tract will be used as a to be voted on within one week \ model for further negotiations by the 22,500 workers at 16 with the other members of the ' Goodyear plants throughout Big Four of . the I'Ubber inthe nation , ca lls for a 77.8 cent dustry - B. F . Goodrich, Fireper hour wage increar.;e, c) Pf:lid stone and Uniroyal, where drug prescription program for workers currently earn $4.75 all retirees and the lowering of per hour straight lime . the retirement 3ge tO '.55. URW Qfficia]s credited the The URW said . th e pact "target company " a rlproach called "for a boost of 28.8 cents for the quick conlracf settle. per hour in .the first vcar of the ment, which came five days after the original contra ct expired. CONCERT SET ·Had the co ntra c t RACINE - A Spring Conce rt fle~otiations fnllen through, the will be presented Sunday at 2 p.m. a t Southern High School rubber wor:kers would have by members of the Southern struck GooiJyew· but would . Hi gh School Choir under tiiC hav~ conti nu ed to work at the direction of Mrs. Lee Lee . other three, even though the Accompa nying the choir will contract deadline had passed. " We were expectin g a be Mrs .. Jocelyn Bilcr, pianist. and Glen Glaze, string bass . !>trike," said URW spokesman Tom Fitt. "This is the first . lime in over a decade we haven 't had to strik e. ''This is also the fir st tin1e we ./)(id u Larget company," he said. "Before, we never announced before the deadline who we would pick to strike. This strategy brought ilbout the fa st settlement.'' A spokesman for Goodyear . said company offiduls ''are satisfied" with Ute new agreement. " Negotiations went down to ' the wire; th~y went past it in three-yea r period . fa c t, " said Mert Leggett. d Re~ · Goodyear said the Windsor la~ions have been fail'ly har- increase is $Ubstantially smallmoniouH throughout the nego- er because the plant produces liatim ts. ' ' s hoe products " which have been depressed for several The wage inrreases . arc ef-. year·s ... " fectivc-at L-tll plants except at · Other !Jenefits include: l)~mvi ll e, Va., and Union City, - Pension retirement at age Tenn., where the increase will 55, with paymenl<; reduced be 90.8 cents, bringing t11e1ri four-te11ths of ·1 per cent pel' into line with other plants, and · rnonth until age 62.'· During· Ht Windsor , Vt., where the those seven years, retirees boost will be :J:l cenl'i over the would receive an additional More than 200 othe r CBS stati ons showed the production. WBNS-TV, Columbus, Ohio, chose to broadc~st the movie at 11 :30 p.m. Tuesday, rathe1 than in '-'prime time" as had_ been sc heduled on the CBS network. Bids for bituminous mix The co rn!Tli ss i oner~ ~ l so were ;twe~r•ded ~y the Meigs accepted the bid fr om County Commissioners ln Pomeroy Motor Company for a regular session Tue!;day. 1912 van for Meigs Communit y Bids · were aw<Jrdud _to Tri - C1ass in the amount of $6,894. State Materials, Parkersburg, Permission wa s granted Ri ~ httrds ~tnd Son Inc., Letart Barbara Shuler, we lfare Fa lls, and the ' Di~1mond Stone director, to travel to Jackson to Co:, 1\lhany. secure commodities . for the The commi~sioncrs also Mei gs Cou nly Chll d1·ei·1's gave fin<.~ l <Jpproval to accept Horne. The Hcv. Dw ight Z~n· itz the bid of Fulton Thompson to explained " Health ;-air Week " creel a buildi~ g :Jt the landfi ll sponSored by chm·ches to make site orr SH 14 :~ in the umount of peop1le awou·c of lhe need of $6,756. health care . \. WASHINGTON (UP I ) - The Watergate af!aii- followed a discussion in tile o(fice of former Attorney General John N. Mitchell ,. was cleared through the White House and was set up· so Mitchell later could deny involvement, the grand jury investigating the case has been told. Mitchell told United Press International in · a telephone interview late TuesdaY that his "conscience is ,clear" and he does not expect to be indicted · in the Watergate scandal. .James W. McCord Jr., security coordiOator for the Nixon camp3ign and one of the men arrested inside Democratic headquarters at the. Wate rgate last June· 17, provided tile graod jury with a · two-pa ge memorandum describing what McCord sa id hewastoldbycoconspiratorG. Gordon Liddy on how the · operation was planned . The memo was among grand · jury te:;timonyand documents .· obtained by columnist Jack AndersOn. It Was made avai~ble by Ar1 derso~ to UPI Tuesday. The ev idence given by McCord on til ls subject was second-hand and sometimes third-hand . Hqwever , gove'rnment prosecutors reportedly have verified . it from Qther I ' . I Under Section 903 of the Sub. Division Regulations it· is the responsibility of the Meigs Co unty Commissione r s to "Establish a ,.,chedu le of fees, cha rges and expenses and a collection procedure for the expe nses and a co ll ectio n proced ure for tit~ same lind other nwttcrs p_er tttining to these rCgulation.s. J recormncr'ld the following fees und charges be paid direc tly thro ugh illy offi ce payable to the tre<:~surer or Meigs County . The following is next Wednesday SENIOR CLASS MEMBERS of Southern High School adu lts. In the cast are, front row, l..r, Barbara Fisher, Debbie Nelson, Sharon Drake and Connie Smith; second row, Charles ManUe l, Judi Robert ,. Jane Rees. Lee Ann Nease, _L.orna Bell, Patsy Sayre and Rod Holman ; back row, Larry Wilcoxen, Steve Yonker, Greg Donohew, Rodney Neigler, Jay Hill, Jeff Hill, Ron Hill, Mike Nease .and Mr. Weese . The hilll)illy play is ri ch in the humor of the Ozark Mts. will present a three-act comedy " A·FeUdin ' Over Yonder" , under direction of Carl B. Weese Thtirsday at I p.m. at the high school to the e)ementary students of the district and Friday at 1·15 p.m. to the junior and senior classes. Friday evening's performance will be staged at 8 p.m . at the high school. Admission is 25 cents for studen~ and 50 cents for ' hi~ · 'out' sources. AccQrding to McCord 's accoun t of what Liddy told him, · the " pros and cons or various bugging type operations" were discussed at a meeting held in February, 1972, in. the Justice Department office of Mitchell, who was then attorney general. Mitchell left that job in March, 1972, and became Nixon's campaign mana ger. Present were Mitchel1, Liddy, White House: coun~el John W. ~an IJI .anHormer White House aide .Jeb. Stuart Magruder, who'became deputy campaign diredor, according to the account. McCord quoted Liddy a5 . A litter walk scheduled lo · begin this evening at 6 p.m . In downtown Pomeroy will not occur If It Is raining. The . wnl~, spo1_1sored by the Winding T"rall Garden Club, will he IJeld instead at 6 p. m. next Wednesday. "Clea n Air . Dny/ ' scheduled for "tom'orro~·. will be postponed exactly one week also If It Is raining Thursday. On Cle~ n Air Day . residents are asked to leave their ca rs at home and.either ride bicycles or walk to work or do their &hoppin g. • my, recommendation on !iling fees for preliminary plat, linal plat approva l , method of payment and inspection feeS 111· the CoW\ty Engiheer. Filing Fees : According to Sub-Divis ion Regulations · rcontinuc'<l on page 16) SE Ohio to lose millions COLUMB US (UPJ j - The Ohio Department of Economic and Communi ty Development said Tuesday the state will lose a t least $25.7 million in federal a id for housirig in the 28-county ·· .southeastern section of the slate. William M. Hale, director of sta te services for Gov. John J . Gilligan's Commission on Housing, said the housing ~ u bsid i e& for rural areas come Irum the U. S. "Department of Agricul t1,1re. "Thi.s money will not be ava il able in the federal gove rnm ent's budge t next .fiscal year. " he sa id . Hale said 36 per cent of the sta t e's need for improved housing is in the southeastern Appala chinn area where 40 per cen t of the housing -is s ubstandard. . " We ·have to have a state agency to deal with the. state's housing problems," he said. " We alsO need the assistance of the fede l"ally s ubs idized housing programs." • before ·Watergate, grand-}ury told saying no decisions were made but that Liddy was left with the impression approval would be ' forthcoming . "A few dsys later Dean told Liddy that a way would have to be worked out to undertake the operation without directly in volving the attorney general so that he would have deniability about it at a future date, " the McCord memo said . ",\ bout 30 days alter the l•"ebruary m~etin g in the A..O 'S / attorneY general's) office, Liddy . told me that the opt·ration 'had been <:~pproved' and th3t the , funding for it \-\nuld hC' through shottly." the I .I l'~(.'O/'dS : litter walk on memo said . '~ My impression was that this word of the ap· pr oval cam~ from Dean·, although this was not · specifi cally stated by Liddy." · McCord said Liddy told him he had been told by Dean that funds for the bugging "would subsequcntJy come to him through ~ther than regular" Nixon campaign channels o 50 thcrcwouldbenorecor'dofit." Mitchell flatly denied last · Friday that he had :'apprOved" WatC>rgate bugging plans but told newsmen "1 ha've heard discussions "f Such things. •· He hc.il5 been indirectly qu oted as !'>;Jyinl~ hf' snUght to. veto such plans within the Nixon o rgani~ zation. The McCord memo '!Vas d<:tted March 26 and was written to the select Senate committee which . also is in: vestigating 'the WatergBte matter. A copy was provided the grand jury at its request. U.S. District Court has or~ dereQ a sepa rate grahd jury investigation into how this and other grand j.ury evidence which was su pposedto be secret got to Anderson .. . In his grand jury tcstunony, McCord also said Mitchell, · cifter becoming NiXon's earnpaigo· mani.lger ;-arranged for JrH l dala uod other . ~ecn't I • A ,:epurt submitted by James Roush, ·building insPector and sanit~rian, wa s approved by the c-ommissioners. Roush also rcporte.d ·on his recent lrlp to Wa s hington . Foll tJwi ng is Housh's officia l report for the Rain would put Mitchell provided ' $200 monthly. - The : "ddilion of ora l sww•ry bencfil~:; :.md special dental services to the major medical plan with the comJ)(.Iny p.aying nil the increased costs. -:--A. boost in pension from $7,_75 per month per year of service lo $8.50. - A $1 ,000 increase in s ick. ness and accid~nt insw·ance, !Jr inging benefits to $9,500. - In creased life insurance coverage trom $8,500 to $9,500. Road mix bids split 3 ways · Stations refuse to carry 'Lie' NEW YORK ( UP! ) ~ Two CBS affiliates refused · to air lngmar Bergman's "The Lie" Tuesday night beca use of sce nes regarded as " deeply ob jectionable " 1 by sta tion management. The stations were WCAX·TV , South Burlington, Vt., and WVIR-TV, Knoxville, Tenn . EMPLOYES OF THE bookmobile were on hand Tuesday to meet the public which was invited to inspect U1e new unit displayed on lhe upper parking lot in Pomeroy. Above is Jannine Petrel of the staff at one of the book sl1elves . . In tentative pact • PINE RIDGE, S. D. - GOVERNMENT NEGOTIATORS, faced with molinting pressure frqm local Oglala Sioux Indians to "clean out" the village of Wounded Knee by armed force, today considered reopening negotiations witll mUitant Indians holding the hamlet. While the government listened to a request .to reopen the talks, Dick Wilson, chairman of the Oglala Sioux tribe, Tuesday led a band of about 100 disgruntled Indians to a federal roadblock in a ' one-hour peaceful confrontation with U.S . marshals. The Wilson group, which incloded men, women and c hildren op;iosed to tile American Indian Movement (AIM ), protested the government's warning against establishing an Indian roadblock and tile government's failure to end the 58-day.,.ld armed confrontation whic:;h WHson described as "tearing this reservation apart." •• • ••• • /ntere.~ls Goodyear, DRIVE TO ELBERFELD$ STARLITE 11 telephone is prac11cal luxury for "her room ." Da inty high- Thursday will be in other Meigs County communities. The schedule for the next w~ek is published on Page!O in today 's Sentinel. With tlle unit arc Bob Pickett, driver. m1d Manning Kloes of Middleport, member of the Pomeroy·Middleport Library Board. enttne- PHILADELPHIA -SUN OIL CO. ANNOUNCED Tuesday that it will irrunediately begin rationing gasoline supplies for dealers , distributors and conunercial customers. Sun, the nation's lOth ~argest oil company, said a shortage of crude oil forced it to put a "gasoline allocation system" into effect. · "The raw material shortage and increased demand for gasoline have intensified the· bidding for etude,'' the · company said. " We 're unable to get alJ we need to run our five reflneries at full capaCity .•• Sun sr.id that 1 'essential use '' customers would be exempt from the allocation system. •• •• ••• ••• TilE NEW BOOKMOBILE which will serve Meigs. Jackson and Vinton Counties was on display on the parking lot in Pomeroy Tuesday evening. The unit wjll be in Wilkes· ville, Salem Center, Langsville and Rutland tonight and on • By United Presslllternatlonal a sewer, every budget! . PRICE OFF REG WHEN NEW The District B, Junior American Legion Auxiliary, spring conference will be held in Middleport Saturday. Registration will be held from 11 a.m. to 12 noon with a dinner to be ' S.rved at noon. The meeting will convene an p.m. Judging of contest entries will be done during the morn· ing 1and annou~ed in the afternoon. Speakers will include Paul Jlaptonstall, past commander of Middleport Post 128; Mayor John iZerkle, and Mrs. Charles Kessinger, District 8 Auxiliary president. A new district jwlior auxiliary president will be elected. Pomeroy juniors will present a skit, " Vacation on the Moon". Identification tags for the conference are being made by the Junction City Unit 376 and the programs and corsages will be provided by tile host unit. Aging fund is rec.e ived WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET Sewage A machine for every $3Q95 TO Junior Legion conference set will suppleni"enl contacts with individual citlzena. · PPSEO, an incorporated nonprofit organization, began operation in 1971 with lolal funding provided through the Appalachian Regional Coolmission. Future funding will be cut by 2:> pet. 2:) pet. Since 1971, PPSEO clinics have been held where over 2,000 Southeasl Ohio women have received medical exams, tests for cancer and Telated health problems , and medically approved and prescribed supplies. Last year over 500 patients were counselled in PPSEO off'ces regarding questiOilll and problems related to marriage, infertility, pregnan~y and venereal disease. In addition, 2,000 residents of the seven counties heard talks and saw fihns presented by PPSEO educators. Further help and prenatal care was 'given 100 Indigent women as part of the comprehensive maternal and child care program. . The May lund raising ca mpaign is an effort to · maintain the services of PPSEO now offered .and to extend the services to even more· area families. ELBERFELDS IN .POMEROY at 7:30p.m . p::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~e:n:ti:tl:ed~to~h~a~v=e~t:he:~: · ·~ ~. ~ · , : B9ard members · Machlne • Every ..I ouc h & s ew on sale Also working with the cOWlly drive chainnen in the campaign will be lilt! officers and members of the PPSEO board of trustees, a 21Hnemher group representiitg the commtinities served. Special benefit events .· gove rnment reports to be 1 · providcd. to Nixon ·campaign workers worried about violent'@ from radical groups. )11 cCord said he, as campaign security. coordltwtor, was briefed periodically on such potential violence, usually by John Martin, chiei of the ana lysis and eva luation section ·. of the interral security division of the JUstice Department. He said the briefings were set up' by Robert C. Mardia, then head of the di.vision, whO joined the Nixori campaign staff in ·May, 1972. McCord a lso told the grand jury he was given indications.. IJy WHtergate ~co-d.efendant E. . . ·• ) Howard Hunt Jr:, and by Hunt 's lat•wlfe, Dorothy, that he would receive money for lcg<JI fcC s or <-1 short jail term in return [or s ilch t'€. He said Hunt told him. " We have legal ~'"' money for you. " . "What goes along with it'?" illcC<>rd sald he asked. McCord continued: ''He put . it this way - 'Eve rybody's naturally interested in knowing whether you're going to keep quipt." ' Ml;Cord suid the indication a short sent€'nce could be obtained in return for silence came fi-om Mrs. Hunt, who was later kill,ed in a ' plan~ crash in Chicago1. .I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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