http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/ec3a4dfe5c3e29db59dc5ad82b16c76e.pdf 571fb484d24038ba9b787ed1349e733d PDF Text Text I I- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 14, 1973 Vetefll• Memorilll Hoopllal SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Faurice Neece, Pomeroy; Ted Hatfield, Ilp:ter ; Hester Raybwn;MIIl!On and Kimberly Lute, Long Bottom . I SATURDAY DISCHARGES - Paul Eakin, Alice Globokar, Elizabeth Hayes , Ferman Moore, Richard Parson'!. Henrietta Robinson, Herman Michael, Ada Cramlet, Rufus Browniitg, Gladys Rumlield, Mark Diener and Glenna Uttle. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS' Jerry Hayman, F ort Knox, K y.; Eva McKinney, Rutland; Lou· ise Matla ck , Reedsville; Raymond Arnold, Pomeroy; Judy Guinther, Long Bottom; Joann WoUe, Syracuse; Iris Carr, Coolville; Wilma Eynon, Reedsville and Diana Hype!, Dexter. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Timothy Campbell, Pearlene Lee and Jo Ann White. Pikkoja ·(continued from page I) 1 but the rea l meaning of all the work done In Washington became visible in Nelsonville. The4,000 de legales in Washington, D. C. identified the needs, gave their findings and recommendatiorui, but the momentum and the action was here in Meigs, Athens, Hocking, Morgan. Perry, Noble, Monroe and Washington Counties. The program was well planned and interesting. The several workshopo met simultaneously and thus I can report only the ones .I attended that had a direct rel;jtionship to the tibrary service. · · ln some respects we have come a longer way in the library service than in any other field I know. We have e<>me from a patronizing, "specia1 service to the aging" to a "special service to special individuals with individual and special needs to be answered when and where the need is." Student.. of Meigs County's three high schools are -using ballpoint pens, courtesy of lhe Meigs Care Une, the Farmers special project of the· Meigs support from the 64-ll Mental County Alcoholism and Drug • Health and Retardation Board. Abuse Program and receives a The n•xt meeting of the major portion of it.. financial Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Program will be Wednesday, May 16 , a t 7 : 30 p.m. a t St . pa uJ Lutheran Church in Pomeroy. The program will be by Carl Hysell of the Lancaster School For Boys who will bring two young people to speak 0!1 drug abuse. Bank and Savings Co., and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Jaymar Coal Company. The pens are ln the colors of each school with the Meigs Care Une number, 992-7502 printed on the side. The bank and coal company donated the money for the project and the Meigs Care Une . Executive Committee worked out lhe details. It is hoped the pens will 1 promote the use of the Meigs (Continued from Page I ) Care Une among young people Kerwin , America's first space physician, and aeronautical of the county. Ca lls are con tinuing to engineer Paul J . Weitz plan to take off in an Apollo Tuesday. come into the care line phones They will rendezvous with Skylab 269 miles above Earth and at a 11 Very good" rate. In spend a record 28 days in orbit. February there were a total of 144 calls, 55 c lassified in the crisis category . In March 155 '\ CHESHIRE William Funeral services will be held ca n s were received, 51 I Henry ( Bud ) Lynch, 79, at 10 a . m. Wednesday at the c lassified in the crisis Cheshire Route 2, died Sunday Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home category . The high rate of calls Cushioned seat, 2-4" hrgh. NOW YOU KNOW indicates a real need for this evening at Veterans Memorial with the Rev. George Oiler Iitts up for step.up conA camel'S eyes enable him to service in Meigs County. venience. Roomy . safety Hospital in Pomeroy . officiating . Burial will be in see backwards without moving trea\1ed steps . Enafnel The Meigs Care [jine is a Mr . Lynch was born Oct. 18, Gravel Hill Ce metery here. his head. trim . . Chrome frame . 1893 at Carleton, Ohio, the son Friends may call at the funeral crisis intervention service for Washable vinyl upholstery of the late John and Ida home anytime after 11 a_ m_ the residenls of Meigs County in Wet Gold, Wet White, Avocado Taro, or Black. Mulford Lynch. He was also Tuesday. The Feeney-Bennett and its surrounding area. It precedeil in death by a sister. Post will have graveside rites. was established because of the recognized need and success of several cousins, and a niece. Marriage License this approach in dealing with a A veteran of World War I Albert Sedwick Harmon, 24, wide range of personal having served with the U. S. Army , Mr.. Lync h was a retired Pomeroy, Rt. 4, and,April Lynrl ·' problems. The Meigs Care Line Teaford , 24, Syracuse; Paul is a non.profit phone service section laborer for ihe New Allen Rice , 21, Rutland, and run by highly tr•ined volunYork Central Railroad , having Mary Katherine Abbott, 20, teers. In training, emp hasis is work~d there 34 years. He wa s a member of Feeney Bennett Pomeroy, Rt. 3; Roger William placed on straigh l·forward Partlow, 19, Pomeroy, Rt. 3 com.rpWlication and e££icient Post 128, American Legion. and Gloria Jean Milliron, 18, problem solving techniques. 293!• " high. ~helves Pomeroy; David Wayne Reason s for calling the 16"x22". Shelf clearances. Woolard, 19, Pomeroy, and Meigs Care Une cover a wide HOURS NOTED . 81/• " and 1.4", Multi-out let. 15 amp. cord . 2" c·a sters. The planned parenthood . Janice Sue Robinson, 18, range of needs. A few of the Chrome frar:ne . J'wo-coat, office at the Pomeroy court. Pomeroy, Rt. 3, and Mark more common ones include baked -on enamel finish in Allen Morrow, 22, Columbus, depression, loneliness, drug house will be open from 8 a.m. Avocado, White, or Harvest Gold. to noon Monday through and Vicki Ellen Crouch, 22, and alcohol problems, marital Friday. Mrs. Phyllis Bearhs, Syracuse. problems, problem the community worker in ATTENDED TEA pregnancies, where to go for Meigs County, will be available Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta medical and social · services, for appointment and coun- Sigma Phi Sorority entertained and just someone to talk to seling during these hours. The with a tea at the sp~cious home when in need. 0HWI Mt . Fr.. ndly phone number is 992-5912. The of Mrs. Jeannette Thomas in When ~ailing the Meigs Care Athens County . Office will Middleport Sunday afternoon Line at 992·7502 the caller is not Be sure to look around at the fine seiection of F~rniture for every "There are always two continue ,to be Qpen Monday honoring their mothers on required to give his or her room m your home and furniture accessories such as tables, lamps, thinQs out for your blood ; through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 Mother's Day. New members name or any other information ptctures, wall dec 0 rati.o ns and wall·to -wall carpet. the I.R . S. and the p.m .. Th phone number is a93mosquitOE!s. On e· can' t be attending were Debbi Buck, unless they desire. All in3375. avoided. the other we have Edie Zirkle, Sandi Sargent, . formation·shared by the caller ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . I Kitchen Mates ,Cosco sl7.65 Step Stools WiJJiam Lynch died on Saturday Sale s11.00 Cosco s16.25 Utility Tables Sale s10.00 Furniture Department, 3rd Floor Bessie Sylvester, and Barbara Logan. is in the strictest confidence. The Meigs Care Line is a ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ' The job of p'u tting 'e m up and taking 'em down tan be avoided with self storing storm and screen w\ndows and doQrS _from ·the "FR IENDLY ONES". cTonight & Tuesday Mav 14- lS Double Feature Program · 'THE MINX"· lshowe. xtra.ordinar y exciting " tRatedR) - Pius" RELATIONS:" love story from Den. ' lma1·k . IRatedRl MEIGS THEATRE Tonight & Tuesday May 14-15 SHAFT'S BIG SCORE (TechnicOior) Richard Roundtree . ·Moses Gunn Featurette : · l..o'!'e at First Bite, 3 Stooges Show Starts 7 p.m. ;==::::.!~===-=== Enroll ·Now ·! CoUrt , (Continued from Page I) ta the Senate prooe. Caulfield Goes on Leave. Meanwhile, John. J. Caulfield, 44, voluntarily went on "administrative leave" from his Treasury Department job Sunday following a published report he offered a Watergate conspirator executive clemency in ·return for silence. ELBERFELDS IN· POMEROY Shop Weekdays 9:30 to 5 p.m. Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. · EXTENDED OUTLOOK High temperatures In the 60s and lows in the 40s. A chance of showers Wednesday or Thursday, faJt oD Friday. Just Arrived Devon Band event (Continued from Page !') her work. Our New VACATION' CLUB Savings Plan '' MAKE 49 PAYMENTS--'- WE PAY 50th · Our bank turns Your.:savi ngs dollars into a Ski lled labor force . Under our wtde-awake super vision, money in our new Vacation Club sav ing s accounts earns a nice dividend. Th is is the easy way to plan the vacation you ' ve always wanted. Why not stop in for complete details? Do. it now. I ~The wit!e-nwoke bank ·'OJ' makes ttal/soensy.,. c:::::>-----=-' Farmers Bank & Savings Co. POMEROY, OHIO J Member of Federal Reserve !!ystem 520,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor ., Roger E. Brauer was named cosco News . • . in Briefs screens for ." Meigs Local Care Line pens in hands of students Freshman awards of lyres went to Cathv Werrv . Ida Casci. Brenda Bolin. T i na Duffy, Esther Lowery, Teri Owens. Mary Rusche! , Crystal . G_laze, Cindy Glaze, Vicky Manley , Edie Woodard . Faye Reibel, Scott Ftiaser, Tami Hoffman, Cheryl Lehew, Kim Ohlinger, Judy Radford , Carmel Murphy •... Richard Macomber, Sheila 1 Edwards, Lisa Thomas, Tam·i Mowery, Angie Sisson, Debbie Bailey, Jack ie Carsey, Cindy Eads, Marc Fultz, Karen Johnson, Kim Jones. Mona King , Dina Pratt, Teri Ros se ll , Jeff Warner, Desi Jeffers. Ann Whittington , Tammy Of fenberger. Vicky Moore, Jeff Reuter, Vicky Hoffman, Joe Anthony . Dave Cole, Brian Kizzee and Autumn Sayre . Sophomore awards of " M" . letters went to Babs White , Jenny Chapman , Cindy Gar nes, Marcella Charles, Barb Ft.Jitz, Debbie Me Lauahiin. Jov Hayes, Mary Weyers miller, Sharon · Bing, Terry Bumgardner , Carol Lewis , Teresa Burchett, Pam Nottingham, Barb Price, Debbie Priddy, Rose Cqleburn, Joy White, Rayanna Cole, Brenda Will. Linda William s, Rodney Carl. 'Ann Colwell, Rick Couch, Patty Darst, Linda Gerard; Anita KinQ , Brenda Miller, Martha ' McNeal ; Chris Miller, Cathy Osborne, Judy O..Ven, Judy Snowden, Kim Browning, Tim McClure, Jerry M i ller, ~ April Fraser, Dave Moore, ~en Hoffman, Darla Ebersbach, Redenith Blevins, Dana King , and Phil Ohlinger. , Junior awards of medals or charms went to Peggy 0' Brien, J Jan Holter, Sonia Ohlinger, · Susie Jeffers, Debbie Pierce, ' Ingrid Hawley , Christi ne Ba i le y, Mary Krawsczyn , Donna Blev ins, Vicky Clelland, Connie Garnes, Diana Carsey, Ro xie Patterson , Cherie Reuter, Melanie Burt, Barbai-a Anthony ,' Sandy Rusche!, and ~ Tina Nieri. Senior tr ophies went to Julia . Hutchins·on . . Leta Floyd , Brenda Taylor , Donna Francis, Liz Blaettnar, Sharon · Wilson , Shelia McKnight, Patt i Well . Diana Young, Scott Van ' Vranken , Phil Moon , Dennis Glaze. and Njind~ Yo•mg Apparel Choose Soft Jade or Orchid in our newest group of qua I ity De\ljon Polytron Knits. -Fit & Flare Pants - Straight Leg Pants - PI eated Skirts -A-Line Skirts · - Shorts. - Cardigans -. Shirts - Shells Solid Colors and Floral Prints in Sizes 8 to 18 Elberfelds .in.· Pomeroy Free Customer Parking On Second Street and at Elberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse PROMOTED - Raymond Manley, who has served as security officer for five and one-llaU years at AUtens Mental Health Center, was promoted to policeman sUpervisor by order of Governor Johp J. Gilligan effective Ma~ 2. Manley will serve with the department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation at the Athens Hospital. In order ta receive this appointment M;mley completed 262 hours of basic police training . Manley has worked for the Meigs County Sheriff's Department on a part time basis nine years. He is a member of the Fraternal Order of Police where he has held the position of guard the past six years. Manley and his wife and three children reside in Middleport. " ' Streets to get sharing money No reprisals or an)' kind will be taken by or against any participan t in co llec tive bargaining. In the case of teachers, it is s lipulated a teacher does not hHve to belong to the association as a requirement of being employed . No such stipul<ltion is in<.·luded in the agreement with OAPSE. Good faith bargain~ng is defined in both agree.mCnlo; to meHn ''give-and.take ·· communication. that is, that action by . one side deserves a rcsporl:-;e by the other side. When it is determined good faith bargaining is not in fa ct present. _ the agreements a1·e terminated . It is recognized that the board cannot redu ce, bargain, or delegate its legal rc.spon. sihilitics_ Hul cs for co lle ctive bHrga inin g te;tlll:i, submission - ;:;:;:;::::::;:::::=:::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::;.;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;!;!;!::::::~:~:·:~::::::=:=:=:::::::::::::;::;::::::;;!!"(.:::::!;!;.;:;;:. W . ~ ~ - Meigs employs a winner i.:l ~ ~~~ M ~ I ~ ~ ~ ;~ In 1965, Roger E. Brauer was named Ohio Coach of the Year by United Press International after his Urbana :~ ~:: h Hllltoppers capCured the UP! posHournament rating poll by ·a large margin. .::l :~; Brauer's '65 squad made it to the Class AA (now AAA 1 regional finals before bowing out with a 24al mark. In four years at Urbana, Brauer 's teams compHed an impressive 89a8 mark. He Is a graduate of Struthers High School and Findlay ~~ N :~; :::: ;;~ )) ;:;: ~.: ~.l ~: College. He went to Urbana In 1950 from Columbus Grove in Putnam County, and in 1954, asswned the head football coaching job at Urbana. He coached bulb sports uotll 1963 at Urbana. Brauer believes Jn hard work, knowledge cf fun~ damentals, and fine <:ondJtionlng programs. ~· :,; :::: ~~~~ ;~;~; :;?; ::!~ h~o ~~ :-;.. ~=~ ~ ;:::. .~:.~.j ~~ :;:J !;~: ~=~ :~* ~~:::=!~:::::::;::=:::::::::::::::::::!::::~:::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::::::::::::::::;:::::::: :::::::::::::;:;::::~~ or issues, procedures with both These will detml later. Foll owing and bargaining were established empl oye' groups. be publis hed in re commendations from Mr.· Hargraves the folluwing teachers were hired on one year contracts: Carol /\nn Ohlinger, Vicki Ge~lman . Deborah Hill Roush and Donna (Continued on page 8) • enttne " Middleport council voted matter. Monday nigh.t ta spend its The discussion brought out entire federal revenue sharing that the permissive auto . lh•voted To The lntere.<L< funds of $4,297 for the first six license tax would, if pot into months of 1973on improvement effect, bring in about $10,000 a year. Council and May or of town streets. VOL. XXV NO. 22 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY . The action followed a long Zerkle indicated that the entire discussion on the pros and cons proceeds would be earmarked of a permissive auto Ucense tax for s treet maintenance and with several residentJ; of the improvements. While such a community. tax would not be collectible Twice council has passed until next year when .auto Th o Rev. Audry ~iller, · Rev. Roy W. Ca r ~r and . the Univcr~ity', as spea ker. The legislation to put \he auto lice nse tags are sold, it Was license tax of $5 per vehide . poinkd out that the villa ge pastor of the Middl epo rt Rev. Robe rt R. Ca rd . hand , dire c ted by Dwight into effect and twice the matter could borrow adequate funds to Church of the Nazarene, will Com mencement for thi s 1Goins, will prov ide lhe m'usic.· . has been taken to the voters repair and rasurface stfeets if deliver the baccala ureate year'!:i senior cl;~ ss will be held C l<~ !:i:i presi dent. Andr ew throughreferendwn action and the. tax were put into effect. a ddress to the 208 seniors Of at8p.m. next Tuesday withDt. Vaughan , will prese nt the lost. Total c ost of resurfacing all of Me igs High School at B p.m. Sa muel Goldttlan, dean of ttle ,-,pcakcr and Hoyt Allen of the Recently, howeve r , the the town's streets ha s been Sunday ·in the Meigs High co ll eg.e of e du ca tion , Ohio Pomeroy Chur ch of Christ will Middleport Chamber of estimated 1at about $120,000. School gymna'sium . ;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: gi v c t h e i n v oc<.1 t i on an d The Mei gs Chorale directed Commerce voted to endorse The discussion brought out that . bened iction . James 1\. . Diehl CAPE KE:qNEDY tUPI) Jr ., hi gh sc hool prin cipal, will the auto license tax and a letter it probably would not be by Mrs. Christine Guthrie will ' The power-short Sky lab space] presen L the clttss to George of endorsement was read to ne.c essary to· refUrface all present several selections and staticn ran into serious new Harg r aves, .Jr ., di std ct other minis ters t;lki ng part in coWJcil last night. streets in a given year . troubles ~oda~ . when it st~ rted. s up e rinten de nt, .who will ·Dale Dutton and Manning Allen Lee King, a guest, and the service will inc1ude the nverheatmg m orbit, ra1sing ,1 , ·d ·th 1· 1 Kloes of the chamber of Councilman William Walters · I r. wa1 e { 1p Oil laS • ii. ew .problems for· the launch u Members of the Mei gs Hi gh FENDERS BENt canimerce relayed the serr--- indicated they believe the auto Its f1rst three a!!itronauts. (Continued 011 p;.~ ge' 8 ) Sheriff Robert C . .Hartiment of the C of C. license tax has gone down in The crewrnen, Cbarle:-; Dutton said the chamber is defeat twice before when taken tenbach's Dept. investigat~d a "Pete" CoDrad, Joseph P. strongly in faVor of the tax to the voters because the voters fender bender Monday at 4:40 Kerwin & PaUl J. Weitz, Dew measure as a way of providing were not informed that the p.m . at the junction of SR 75 J<rost warnin gs tonig ht. hack to Houston to help flight street improvements. Kloes proceeds would be used exM and 76 in Salisbury Twp, John Partly cloudy and cool today palnners attempt to salvage said the $5 additional tax per elusively for street main- W. Thompson, Rutland was and Wednesday . Hi gh today in. what they can from the waiting at stop sign When a car the mid 50s to the mid 60s: vehicle is ·a minor matter in tenance. mission. The overheating comparison to the damages Mr. and Mrs. James Brewer driven by Mabel G. O'Brien, Highs Wednesday in the Hils. apparently developed from the Frost toni ght with lows in lhe which would be incurred loa said the village is getting Rutland, who had pulled onta loss of the space stati,ol!'s thin 76, backed up and struck car hitting a hole in the road, additional money through the :Jos. aluminum mcteorl d shield Tho'mpson's vehic le . There throwing the car out of state income tax and the EXTE:NIJED OUTUJOK . during launch Monday. The align~n:ent or ruining a tire. He . federal revenue s haring was light damage to both Cuul with H chance of shield was coated with special also cited civic pride in program. They s ug ges ted vehicles. No citation was shuwcrs Thursday and again s un-reflecting paint. issued. providing good streets in the lhese additional funds be used about Sa turda y. Highs town, a factor, he said which for street improvement.. Clerk· majnly in the ~Os and lows in would ··encourage shoppers as Treisurer Gene Grate said the upper· 30s and 40s. weU as new residents to settle that while state in come tax in Middleport. moneY is now coming into the Several residents attending town, sales tax receipt.. are off, John K. Smith, Jr., 56, for- · ~st night's meeting spoke so the actual incr ease per year me r Middleport resident a nd against a property assessment is about $3,600. He also said wellMkn own business leader, of which a spokesman for the that village operations are Medina, died earl y Monday at chamber recently said could be varied and that, perhaps, all th e Medina Communi ty put into effect for street im- federal revenue sharing funds Hospital. What 's ex pected to be the .1 biggest Big Bend H.egatt.a in ·p rovements and could not be should not go in one direction. Mr . Smith waS\he son of the history will be ki cked off on taKen to the voters by There was discussion on late John K. Smith, Sr. , and Friday, June 15 ~i;ith a huge referendum. Most of these whether or not a pr.operty Mrs. Beulah B. Smith, who paradf,!. <:~ ccor din g to Jim Mces same residents, however, assessment could be sub.iect to resides in Middleport. Mr. and Dwi,ght Goi.ns, coindicated they favored the auto referendum vote . Brewer Smith was born on Jan . 20, 1917 chairmen, who said today tha t li ce nse tax. asked officialu to check with in Middleport. so far five b~nds hav~ agreed Bob Fisher asked Mayor the solicitor on the matter • He first seryed as vice to appear in the event. John Zerkle if the village is before going ahead wlth any pres identror several years and More than 50 bands ha ve considering the assessment assessment. Others attending then as president of the Imbeen contacted aild invited Lo method. Zerkle replied that he were of the opinion that the perial Electric Co. in Akron . appear. GoinS, band director at did not know - that they would assessment method is not He was influential in lhe Meigs Hi gh School, said the have .to make a decision on that (Continued on page 8) establishing the co mpany 's problem with many bands is tha t many of the studenl'S are out of town in Jun e. Mees saill JOHN K. SMITH he ha d been c~nta cted by two ' bell known drum a nd bugle operatiOn in Middleport. ·Mr . corps., i.lnd. scxeral ma rc hing Smith was presiden t for two groups from northern Ohio who years, of lhe Pure Oil Co, truck · eXpressed interest in taking stop 1 Akr ~n. on State Route n part. West which is near Lodi . He Many local floals are exalso se rved several ' yea rs for pected to tie entered this yea r . several companies a,s an ar· Mecs <.~nd Go ins are asking for bitfator. entries in, the parade, which Surviving are his wife, Ruby will begin a l Gp.m. on the 15th, Fleener Smith ; his mother , of and' travel non- sto p from Middlep ort i three sisters, Mrs. Middleport .lo Pomeroy . Every Vincent (Emma Jean ) Dabo, group taking part in this yea r 's Pomeroy ; Mr s. · Charles ( Viviene ) Bing , Piane llas Park, Fla 'l and ·Mrs. Nathaniel (Beulah Eee J Ha rm on, Erie, Pa .; several nieces and HENRY KINCAID .,. nephew s and greql-nleces and SIMONTON R1\ CINE - a·aCcalaureate nephews. and q>mmencement for South· Funeral services wiU be held e rn fi igh School 's 1973 . THREE' PROMOTED -- Three promotions announced at the Philip Sporn Plant at New . at 2 p.m. Thursday at the graduating cl.asS will be held Haven have moved David R . Simonton, Maintenance Foreman, to Performanc~ Supervising Rawlin gs-Coats Funeral Home Sund ay in Ra ci ne. Engineer; Earl E. Henry, Jr., Maintenance Engineer, ta Maintenance Foreman, and Robert L. with the Rev. F:rnest Egger s of Baccalaureate for the 54 Kincaid, Engineer B, to Maintenance Engineer. ·Akron officiating. Burial will se ni or.s will be held .at 2 p.m . Simonton is a native of Cabell County, W. Va., a graduate engineer, who resides in New be in Riverview Cemetery. Sunday with the Rev . Howa rd Havef1, with his wife, two sons, and one daughter. Henry, born in Clifton, W. Va., has completed Friends may t:all at the funeral Shiveley deliverin g the ser-. courses in Engilleering and Business Administration at West Virginia University and Marshall home from 7 to 9 tonight, from mon , " Ailning · a ·l..ittle University. He is married imd hhs. five daughters. The family resides in Point Pleasant. Kin· 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 on Wed· · Hi gher''. Sharon Dra ke a nd caid, a native of Montgomery. W. Va., graduated from West Virginia Institute of Technology nesday and until the tim"'C of. th e Denise Cross, members of th e . with an Associate of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering. Kincaid resides in Ma son, r r ursday se rvices. graduali Qg class/ will give the West Virginia with his wife and son. Of The Meil{s-MU.<on Area MAY 15, 1973 PHONE 992·2156 TEN CENTS Meigs to graduate 208 -1 Weather . . John K. Smith Jr. dies THREE SPECIAL AWARDS were given to instrumental student.'! the first time at th< Mei gs High SchOol Band Banquet Saturday night. From the left are Melanie Burt, a junior, winner uf the Arion Foundation Award ror the most outstanding ·musical talent; ' Patti Well, senior , winner of the John Phillip Sousa award for musicianship and becOming person.1l ch:Jracteristics ; Liz Blacttnar, senior, the award for the most improved musician during th e !"lSI year , and Director Dwight Goins. The Sousa award was provided by the New York Clothing HouSe . Receiving a .special award also, a drum majorette trophy , was Julia Hutchison. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hutchison . .Biggest ·parade expected parade will be given a cer. ti ficatc m1d many of the win n cr~ Of the different categories wi lJ be given· trophies. The trophies will be give n lo the winners of each float category. · Th e categories are hc:-;t theme fl oa t, Hhe theme is " A Good Place To be in 7:J'' ), best c·omm~rcicll rloal , best non- com mcrcit.~l float , be st re li gious fl~at, and best frog fl oat. All fl oats, walking units, mar ching uni t'!, antique ca rs, chce rl ct.~ d e r :-;, qu ee ns,. and organizations are invited to a pp_e ar . Everyone is asked to clip the coupon below or to pick up an entry coupon· fr om the Chamber of Commerce offi ce in the court house . and serd. it to Jim Mecs, c-o WMPO Radio, Box 71 Middleport, Ohio as soon as possi ble. The deadline for en try will be Wednesda y, June . 13th. All or g<Jnizations in the fri-county area are urged to take part in the 1973 regatta parade . I!17:1 ltEGA1'TA PAHADE ENTHY FORM 01\GANIZATlON• - - - - - - - - ADD ltESS ----------------- CATEGO ltY-FLOAT llANO - - - WALKING GROUP - - -MARCHING GROUP - - - ANTIQUE CAR 1101\SE Dean has ·lh of bid . WASHINGTON (UP!) Apparently satisfied that ou s ted presidential coun sel John W_ Dean has crucial inM formation io share, the Senate. Water gate committee agreed unanimously today to ask the courts to grant him partial immWlity fi'Om p'I-osecution for his testimony before the group. The committee, at it.. last _, ' in vocation and lhe benediction, res pectively . Music will be by the Southern High School Choir and Gregory Donohew will intr otluce.the spea ker . · Commenceme nt will be at 8 . p.m . with Dr. Sam Smi th of Rio Grande College s pc<.~king on ' the topic, " Heroes Are Made Not Born' '. Palridi1Sayre will givf! the salutatory address ·a nd th,e valedictory .::~ddress will be presented, by Judi Roberts . . • -- . Two exercises Sun~ay ., I social studies, mathematics morale in both stafrs, certified head basketball coach of Meigs omd physical education . ~nd non-certified, is necessary High School and collee tive In 1965 Brauer was named for such quality education. bargaining agreements with UPl 's Ohio CO(ICh of the y~ar in Both agree that the board is the Mei gs Local Teachers what is now AAA responsible to provide such Association and Chapter t7 of classification. He has had three L>ducation. OAPSE were approved by the district ,championships. and The board a~reed with both Meigs Local Board of: one regi onal championship groups that their organizations Education Monday night. that took him to the state are constituted bargaining Brauer was hired upon the tournament. He has e0<1ched agents, and thal the board will recommendat~on of .Supt. two undefeated basketball not bargain with any other George Hargraves. Hargra\•es teams and two undefeated organ izations in both cases so said 48 persons applied for the football teams as a head coach. lo111g as the or ganizations have position and 26 were inBrauer's wife , Alice. serves paid n ~e mber sh ip s totaling terviewed. as a substitute tea cher . They more than 50 pd. of the total Brauer, 45, graduated from have three childre n. Vicki , a employes of the bargaining Struthers, Ohio High School .in junior: Roger Jr ., <;~ ninth . units. 1945. He received his B. A. g rader , and a daughter. Emphasis is placed in both degree from Findlay College in Pamela, a sevenU1 grader . He agreements on good faith 1959 and his masters degree in is a tea cher at K.i ngs Mills and barg::tining and attaining the secondary a dmi nistration from resides in Mainville, Ohio nea r objective- a quali ty education Xavier University in 1967. He Cincinnati. _,__ through a cooperative spirit also received additional c redits The ba rgaining agree ments by all parties. The ag ree n1ents from Bowling G_reen. Miatrii reco~ nize in principa I thHt the will J.crminate if the empl o)•ee University and No rthwestern primary purpose of the schoo l assoc ialions and-or (its State Universit.Y in Oklahoma. district is to provid e a high mernbeJ'$ engage in an illega l Brauer is certified to teach qu al ity education and that good strike. Steven Yon)(.er · will int_roduce th e s peaker and , Charles Manuel and Debra Nelson, all members ol the g ra<j~ating class, will give the invocation and benediction, respectively . Supt. Ralph M. Sayre will prese nt the c lass with Den.nie ijill, president of the b~rd of ed ucatioQ, prese ntin g the diplOmas. Graduates of the · (Continued on page ~) sch. edu~ed meeting before opening televised public hearings Thursday, also voted unanimously to seek an imM munity order .for a mystery witness whose name has never before been mentioned publicly in eor:tne~tiOn with the scandal -- Roy Sheppard. Chairman Sam J. Ervin, ON. C., and Vice C!lairman Howard H. Baker, Jr., . R· Tenn ., refused to o~herwise identify Sheppard or describe his role in the case. The partial immunity grant for Dean would protect him from being prosecuted for anything he told the comniittee relating to the Watergate case. It would not , hQwever, shield hini from prosecution ror anything developed by prosecutors independent of the committee · - ·alth ough the legal asperLS of such pTosecution would becotne cotp.plicated once partial immunity had been granted. �2- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , May 15, 1973 ~ ~:;:.~ ~~::.-.:-::;-.'}-: Y_.:;:: •._ • •:-.,_.._,:;:: . ,-,•:«*~, : Generation Rap l . By Hdt>n and Sue Butte] ~ Rap I'm looking for sometlung the real person I am, behind allthe things 1 try to be and fool people ml<l thinking I am 1 want my brothers w aC<!ept me, so I try l<l be like !bern and believe m witchcraft and acid rock I want to be a cheerleader , but secretly the 'irahs" turn me off I want acceptance, so I smoked pot and ran with a crowd that hated school, but I got no pleasure from lhis, so now I'm back on the honor roll tbut trymg not I<> let anybody know ) 1 don't have any t!oyfriends, but tell everyone I've been around Actually, I've never even kissed a guy, and I'm 15 yet' The only things 1 really enJOY arebemg by mysell, readmg, listening w "square" music I go l<l parties and pretend I'm havmg a great time People think I have a wonderful personality but It's JUSt that I'm "on stage"- and when the curtam drops, I'm nothmg but a ~unch of borrowed pieces of my friends , , How can J learn to be mysell without lettmg people kn ow I m such a dwnb dope ' - THE PERSON WITHIN PW Ftrst of all, stop th1nkmg the things you really enJOY dmng are "dumb aod dope)" 1 When you like yourself, you can BE yoursell, knowmg that people will like you for what you ARE, not because you're their echo You'll never discover " the person ms1de" by comparmg her to others and copying them Deternune what you truly want m life _ what makes you the most satisfied with yoursell - and go after 1t 1That's more unportant than bemg "on stage'' JUSt to wm popularity you don't really want - SUE Dear Person Here's a suggestiOn Be sell1Sh (;•es, I said SELFISH 1) for a whole month Outside of family and classroom responsibihhes, do only what pleases you Turn down every mv1tat10n you 'd rather not accept Be totally honest say what you think, not what you thmk others expect to hear If you want to read read 1 If you prefer your own company close the bedroom door and swttch on the "square" mustc I mean for a month, concentrate on domg what you BELIEVE you enJOY most I think you'll diScover that while you hke good books and alone-tune, you still need people, and you weren't puttmg on as much of an act as you thought Perhaps your mam problem IS that you're weary from the stram of trymg to be everybody's fnend (aod not always succeeding) Look for those who have your same mterests and you'll start feeling at ease - even to the pomt of attractmg a boyfriend - HELEN Dear Helen and Sue I am an 18-year-old guy attendmg college My problem IS I ca n t talk to girls There IS thiS girl m my history class that I'd hke to know, but though she looks friendly, I am so shy that I lose my nerve and walk away without saymg anythmg A lot of guys have thts problem, I'm sure How do they handle It' - TIM (FOR TIMID) Tim Best way to handle \hiS problem I,S realize females have It too A gtrl who 'looks fnendly " IS probably Sitting there wondenng1 "What's \\Tong With me ?" each time you walk away HELEN Tim So gtve her a break and ask her about the hisl<lry assignment you missed Have several questions ready and suggest coffee while she explams them Good luck 1 - SUE 1 • • •• •• • • • • • • I Television Log • TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1973 r • .•• • • • • • • " • • • .. • • • • • • • • • I - ~ • •• • • • ' ' • • • • • • • 7 00 - W~at s My Lt ne 8 Truth or Conseq 3 News 8 10 Un tamed World 13 Elec Co 20 Beat the Clock It TV Honor Soc1 ety 15 'Mar t1n Agronsky Even1ng Ed 1flon 33 7 30 - Th1s Is Your L 1fe 3 Pn ce Is Right 8 10 Beat The Clock 13 RFD 20 Great Dect slons 73 33 Ct r cus 4 To Te ll The Truth 6 P eo pl e & The Press 15 8 00 - Temperatures R1stng 6 13 Book Beat 33 Maude 8 10 Andy Gnff1th 15 Chuck Wh•te Present s 10 Ohto Th1s Week 20 8 30 Cha1ns , 13 Hawa11 F1ve 0 8 10 Mo v•e Wom en In 6 Bla ck Journal 20 33 9 30 - Mov1 e Th e famtly R ICO 8 10 10 00 - News 20 B1ography 33 Mar cus Welby MD 6 13 Amenca 3 4 15 10 30 - lnstg ht 33 11 oo - News3 .1 6 8 10 13 15 11 30 - JohnnyCarson 3 415 D1ckCavett6 13 Movtes Pretty Pot son 8 The Mo unt a •n 10 1 00 - Your Hea lth 4 News 13 1 30 - News 4 • WEDNESDAY, MAY16 1973 6 6 6 6 6 00 - Sunnse Semmar 4 Sacred Heart 10 15 - Farmt tme 10 Engl1sh 3 20 - Farm Report 13 25 - Paul Harv ey 13 30 - Co lumbus Today 4 B1ble Answers 8 Urban league Presents 10 The Story 13 6 .15 - Corn co b Report 3 6 55 - Take Ftve for L 1fe 15 7 OO - Today3 4 15 News6 8 10 Fllntstones1 3 7 30 - Romper Room 6 Slee py Jeffers 8 Rocky & Bullw1nkle 13 Popeye 10 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Lass•e 6 8 30 ~ Ja ck Lalanne 13 New Zoo Revue6 loca l News 13 9 oo - Paul D txon .1 Phil Donahue 15 AM 3 Lets Make A Deal 6 Capt Kangaroo 8 Frtendly Ju~ct1on 10 Ben Casey 13 ' 9 30 - To Tell the Tr u th 3 Jeopardy6 Hollywood s Talkmg 10 9 55 - Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 10 00 ~ Dmah Shore3 15 Col umbus S1x Call1ng 6 Joker s Wild B 10 D1ck Van Dyk'e 13 10 30 - Ba ffl e 3 It 15 $10,000 Pyram1d 8 10 Split Second 13' 11 oo - SaleoffheCentury3 15 loveAmencanStyle6 Gambtt 8 10 Password 13 Elec Co 20 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 It 15 Bew tt ched 6 13 Love of l1fe 8 10 Sesame St 20 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Braun s SO 50 Club 4 l ocal News 10 13 Contact 8 Password 6 12 30 - Wno Whaf Where 3 15 Split Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 12 55 - NB C News 3 15 1 00 - News Weather Sports 3 A l l My Children 6 13 Green Acres 10 Not For Wom en Only 15 It s Your Bet 8 As the World Turns 8 10 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3. 4 15 As The Wor ld Turns 8 ] 0 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 Bowl1ng 6 2 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3 .4 , 15 Newlywed Game 13 , M1ke Douglass 6 Gu 1d1ng L1ght 8 10 2 30 - Oat11:Jg Game 13 Edge of N1ght 8 10 Doctors 3, .4 15 3 00 - Another Wor ld 3 4 15 General Hospt lal6 13 Pnce Is R1ght 6, 10 RfD 20 \ ' 3 30 - Return t o Peyton Place 3 15 One Life to L1ve 6, 13 Phil Donohue 4 Sec ret Stor m 10 Ohto Th1 s , Week 20 Hollywood s Talk tng 8 .1 00 - M 1st er Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Flmtstones 6 l...ove Amencan Sty le 13 Merv Gnfftn 4, Sesame St 33 Secret Storm 8 M ovte Wor ld tn My Corner 10 It 30 - D tck Van Dyke 15 Pett1coat Junct1on 3 I Love Lucy 6 Wild W• ld West 13 My L 1ttle /'Aarg 1e 15 Merv Gnfftn 4 Abbott & Costello s 00 - Bonanza 3 B1g Valley 6 Hazel 8 Mr Rogers 20 33 Andy Grtfhth 15 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle lJ Death Va lley Days 15 Hodgepodge LOdge JO Beve rly Htllbtlltes a 5 55 - Earl Nlghhngale 15 6 00 - News Wea ther Sports 3 .1 8 10 15 Tru th or Conseq 6. Sesame St 20 Around the Bend 33 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 News 8 10 Sesame Sf 20 Zton 33 I Dream of Jeannte 13 'J 7 00 - Truth or Conseq J Beaf the Clock 4 News 6 10 Whaf s My Lme 8 An ythtng You Can Do 13 Elec Co 20 Know Your Schools 33 Mayor s Report 15 7 30 - Ep1sode Act1on 33 The Judge 10 Beat the Clock 13 Pollee Surgeon 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Eco1om1c Educahon a 20 8 00 - Sonny & Cher 8, 10 Adam 12 3 It 15 Mov1e ' South Pac1f1c' 6 13 Am enca 73 20 33 B 30 - tool M1lllon 3 4 15 9 00 - M ed1 ca l Cen ter 8 10 Jun e Wayne 33 Understandmg AfnC:a 20 9 30 - Turntng Potn l s 20 33 10 00 - Can non 8, 10 Sou l 33 News 20 Search 3 IS Indy T1me Tna ls 4 11 00 - NewsJ <J 6 8 10 13, 15 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 D1ck Cavett 6 13 Mov1e The Bad landers 6 Squa r e of V olence 10 00 News 4 13 WIN AT BRIDG~ Sends Boy to Do Man's Job ' I~ NORTii • 84 ¥ A94 t R652 .J4 32 WEST EAST .Q10753 .R J96 ¥ J7S2 ¥ 1083 . 3 . QJIOl . Q 106 . 95 SOUTH ( D ) .A 2 ¥ RQ6 t A984 ,foAK8 7 The h1ddmg has been West Norlh East South 1• Pass I t Pa'-' 2¥ Pass You, South, hold ¥K7 SC ti\J9 What do you do no""? A- B1d three hearts You m ~ tend to take furth er Ution later Meanwhile, y()u want to show that hearts •s wh~re th~ hand s hould play , .K75• Both vulnerable W est Pass Pass North East 2• Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead-• 5 Suuth 1 ... 3NT. Meigs PUBLIC NOT IC E Apphc-aflon for the follow 1ng lObS under the EmtrQency Employment Act (E E A) wlll be taken at the E E A Office Courr House Pomeroy Oh1o , no later th-an MlJy 30 197J 2 C•IY Patrolman 2 Laborers 1 Labor Foreman 1 San1tary EnQ1neer 1 Secrelary Book.keeper Robert Clark Ctu11rman Meigs County Comm,sstoners The Meigs County Com ml.ss1one1 s announced that tu~ds '" the amount of $33 03~ , rece t ~o~ed under the Emergency Employment Act of 1971, will be apport1oned as follows Program AQent Sub Agent Me.gs Cour.ty Com m 1Ss1oner<J Unll of Gov 1 - Me1gs County Com m 1Ssloners Area Ser-wes - Me igs County No of Jobs - 1 Funds. - \Jl 03• Name of hrghest elected of f•c1al Roj:ler1 Clark, Cha1rman Comm 1ss•oners Appltcat ion Date May 11 3-The Dally Sent mel, Muldleport-Porneroy. o , May 15, 1913 A DISCOUNT By FRED McMANE: UPI Sports Wnter Reggie Jackson IS better than most at knockmg on Wood Whtle most Amencan League batters have trouble trymg 1D hit Wilbur Wood's assortment or knuckleballs, DfPARTME.NT STOQf. MAIN STREET MASON W. VA. JACKSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT W. VA. ~ SILVER BRIDGE PI.AZA GALLIPOLIS By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Writer First, the bad ne"s about the Pittsburgh Pll'ates 11Iey've lost SIX In a row and look awful They have a 12·15 won-lost record for the season and are Property Transfers Market Report The Daily Sentinel Jackson has enJOJ ed rather good sue<ess the last few years agamst the portly left-bander of the Oucago White Sox Wood 1sn 't exactly a "cousm" for the Oakland A's outfielder, but Jackson has been able to hit Wood with some authonty Wood ." who had won seven straight games and posted eLght v1ctones m 10 deruaons. failed Monday rught for the second time mas many tB'" to defeat the A's thiS seasoii', and Jackson proved h1s undomg Jackson belted a three..-un homer m the ftrst ummg and a sacrthce fly in the eighth to lead the A's to a 5-l trtumph behmd the four-!ut p1tchmg of southpaw Ken Holtzman Jackson, who has h1t four ca reer homers off Wood, considered Monday m ght 's shot a lucky one dehvered Giants,Astros lose ga"tnes 1973 Total Program Fundtng ( program year ) $36 687 Feder al Allocar,on $33 03 4 Local Share \l 653 By Oswald & James Jacoby Fundmg AppliCation may be examined at E E A Off1ce Some normal contracts are Meigs County Courthouse doomed to defeat, but there Pomeroy OhtO Commenls. on the proposed still may be a nght way and program maf be submitted to a wrong way to play them ...._ th e Regtonal Manpower Ad mtniS.Irator U S Departmel'lt South won the spade lead of Labor 300 South Wacker IBerth• B Rathburn , dec'd Dnve Chtcago lll1n01S 60606 and saw that his only chance for mne tncks would be to to Helen Rathburn Clapp Cert or Program Agent OhtO Bureau of j Employment Se rv1ces 145 drop the queen of clubs He for Trans • Rutland South Fronr Streel Columbus played out hiS ace and km g Oh•o 432 15 - no later than June Otha Cottrell, Jessie Cottrell The queen failed to drop but <1 1973 or tf nottce of 1nten l to South did not groan , moan to Dale ProFfitt, Letha Proffitt, f tle has been subm1tted by th1S date com pleted c omments or stop dead He continued 20 Acres, Lebanon must be submtfted by June 11 With a third club Without any Mmme M ae Clar k to Charles 1973 (5 ) 15 lt c Signs of worry L Eskew , Frances J Eskew, West was m w1th the queen Lots 172 t73, Dabney's Add . ADVERTISEMENT and East had to make a diS Pomer oy FOR BIDS sealed proposals Wi ll be ca rd He thought a while and Norman J Haley. Gale rece1ved by the Ohto Valley dropped the mne or spades Hea l th Serv1ces Founda t io n ThiS gave West a problem Haley . -charles M H•ley , Inc Room 504 Secu r 1ty Bank Bu1ldmg 8 N Court St reet that he failed to solve West Evelyn L Haley, James A Athens Ohto at the ott1ce of the shifted to the deuce of hearts Haley, Audrey Haley, Birdie execu t 1ve d tre ctor on Thurs and South had hiS mne tncks Mae Hysell, Pearl Hysell to day Jun e 14 1973 unltl 12 cl oc k Noon Ea s tern We have to give South Pat E MitcheL, 45 Acre , 0Day1 1ght Sav m9s T1me and at some credit for putting on that ltme will ~e opened publ tcl y an d read , f<Jr the the bold front , but he would Rutland Vlll•ge Robert Clark. Lucy L 1urn1shmg of all l abor and not have made his contract mate r 1a 1 necessary lor the agamst an alert East Che•dle Aff , Rutland furn.sh.ng and erecttng of f tv e { 5) Eme rg ency Med •ca I Serv 1ce An alert East would not Charles R L) ons, Ruth S Slat tons 1n Sou th eastern Oh •o have sent a boy to do a Lyons to J•mes W Chfford, al Ironton O.!ik H tll Ja c kson man's JOb and would have Loga n and Pomeroy All work. cUscarded the jack, not the Jr • Faye F Clifford, 2 80 sha l l be done accordtng to the draw ngs and spec!ftcattons as nme of spades ft was easy Acres, Bedford pre pared by Hayes Dona ldson Lucille Holden to Michael Wittenmyer and Partners to read that West's lead was fourth best so the Jack could Martm, M1chael DeVore, 99 78 Arc h1tects 630 s ,xth Street POrtsmouth Oh10 be spa red Once 1\ hit the Acres, 36 Acres, Bedford Proposal s w tl l be rece tved for table West would have had the Ent1re Work and the Delbert Hoschar, Helen M no problem and would have bulld1ngs can be btd tn promptly cashed his four Hoechar to Lester Manuel, d•v •dually or combt ned for all {5) spades Helen Manuel , 50 Acres, 100 f1ve Proposals shall be submtlled on Proposa l Form contatned 1n (NEWSPAPER ENTER~R15E ASSN ) Acre Lot 223, Letart the bound specifications and Clarence A Lambert, Sally other cont ract documents J Lambert to John Lester wh1ch dOC!Jments are on h ie at t he off1ce of the c lerk of sa1d Hunter , Maqone LoUise Own er and at the off1ce of the A rch 1tect and are availab l e to HlUlter, 75 Acre Chester all prospective bidders dunng' POINT PLEASANT S1x Ease Columbus & r egular off1ce hours until the c losong of b ds Southern Ohw Elec Co LIVESTOCK SALES CO All contractors agree t ha t '" lhe h1nng of employees for the PT PLEASANT, W VA performan c e of work under lh ts Saturday, May 12, 1973 contract or any sub contract he and h1s sub c ontractors HOGS - 175 l<l 220 32 90 to PUBLIC NOTICE matenal suppl oers or laborers 35 40, Heavies 32 90 to 34; Not 1ce 1s hereby g •v en that or any other person ac tmg on Ohto Envtronmenla l h 1s behalf shall not by reason ot Ughts 34 to 36 50; Fat Sows 31 the Protection Agency and The race c reed or colo r to 33, Boars 24 75 to 27 75, Pigs Pu bl1c Healt h Counetl mtends to d tscr.mmate agamst any Clttzen s der th e adopt ton and of the State 1n the emp loyment 23 to 23 50, Stock Shoats 24 to rcon ec 1ss on ot reg ulat1ons on the of laborers or workers who are subjec t matter descr•bed below qua l dted and available to 38 A pub l •c heanng wdl be held perform the work and fur CATILE - Steers 41 to June 21 1973 comm enc1 ng at lhermore lhts con tra ctor agrees 47 25, Heifers 31 70 to 37 50, 9 30 AM Sat d hea r ng w 11 be lhat he shall not many manner he l d at 65 Sout h Fro nt Street dt scnmm ate aga 1nst or m Fat Cows 33 to 34 9{), Canners Hearmg Room No 2 Columbu s t1m 1date any employees hired 10 and all persons mterested for th e performan ce of work 31 to 33, Bulls 39 to 42, Milk Oh are 1nv1ted to ,;i ltend or be .u nder th s contract Cows 255 to 415, Stock Cows represented The adopt•on and Thts contractor further SSI On of r ules and agrees thai Art1cle 153 S9 and and Calves 340 l<l 447 50, Stock rect regula! tons on the f ol lo w ng 153 80 of the Oh 0 ReVIS~d Code Steers 57 25to 60, Stock Heifers general subject matter Will be 1s hereby acknowledged and oder ed understood and shall be 47 to 53 10 , Stock Steer Calves cone 1 Adophon of Regula! on EP fol lowed as 1f hereto attached 58 to 64, Stock Heifer Calves 9 01 through EP 9 12 settmg All pr oposals must be ac forth standard s tor househ ol d co mpan1ed by a b•d bond 4175to52 sewage d 1sposa1 system s 1n execu ted by a bondtng company VEAL CALVES - Tops 66, Speet al San1tary Otstr• cts n ltcensed by the State of Oh1o or cludtno the follow no sub tect by a ce rttf ed check drawn upon Seconds 62, MediUm 59 1<> 61, matter Def1nJ110ns Spec 1al a solvent bank m the Stat e of .t arv o ,s tr 1c t sewage Oh10 payable to the order of the Common & Heavtes 59 to 62, San D1sposal Sys tem Owner m an amount not l ess R equ1rements Se pt c Tanks th an ten ( 10) per cent of the Ae ratt on T ype Tr eatment amount oi the b1d The bond or SCIOTO LIVESTOCK System Su rfa ce Sa nd Ftller c heck shall be forfetted If the Cattle Choice Steers 45 10- Fo llow tng an AeratiOn Type b1dder fails to enter 1nto a ea tm ent System Installation co ntra c t w th sa•d Board The 46 30, Good, 42-44 10, Standard Tr Requ ,rement s for So I Absorp bond s or c he cks of the three 39 25-41 t1on and Percolatton L,eachmg lowes I b tdders wdl be held unfll Fte ld L each1ng Well the e~ecutton of the contract Heifers Chotce, 42 90-44 10, T1le Subsur face Sand F iller Pr•vy and the furn tshl ng of the Bulldtng Sewer and Aban Good, 40-42 r eq u 1red performance bond doned Househo l d Se wage after whtch they Will be Cows Commercial, 35 35- D1 sposal System The r eturned on demand 2 Adop t. on of Reg ula t .on EP 37 87, Utility, 3~4 50, Canners checks of other btdders wtll be 38 01 through E P 38 07 returned on demand after the and Cutters, 29 75-31 establ 1shmg a system of per b1ds are canvassed A performance bond of 100 Bulls ~ommercial, 40 25- m 1ts and var1ances tor their m stallat 1on and operatton 1n percent of the amount of the 4150 clu d•ng the fo l lowmg matter contract w1th sa t ts fa ctory s ewage 01sposa1 System suret1es wtll be requ.red from Stockers and Feeders Steer Home Insta ll at i on Perm1t and the successful b idders tor the Calves, 46 75-58 60, Heifer Op eratiOn Perm11 Sub faithful performance of the s Reg 1stratlon of In work Calves 41-46, Yearlmg Steers, diVISIOn stallers of Sewage D1sposal Ftnanetal ass1stance •s bemg 38 75-47 50, Cows and Calves, System s or Parts Thereof rece 1ved for fhtf 1mprovement Reg 1s tral!on ot Sewage Tank from the Econ.om •c Develop 450-465 Cl eaners lnspechons ment Adm•n•stral•on under a Breeding Bulls By the Head, vanances and Procedures PubliC Works Impa ct Pr01ect 3 Rectsston of extstmg The preferential htnng of the 5!04i85 regu l at1ons HE 29 01 through unemployed and the under Veal Calves, Chmce 58-<i6 50 HE 29 26 of the Oh1o Santta ry employed w1thm the target Code re la t1ve to Specia l area wh1ch 1S Southeastern Ewes and Lambs, 37 50-46 San ttary D1 Sir1CIS tncludmg th e Oh10 will be a factor 1n followmg matter Appl tc at ,on determ ntng the lowest and best Hogs 200-230, 35 75, No I, of San i tary Regulation s b td No b td will be cons1dered 36, 230-240, 35 50; Sows, 31- Locatton of Wel ls Development unless 11 Is accompanted by the of Water Su pplt es Orders to ' Agreement for Construction of 31 90, Boars, 31 Improv e Water SupplieS Emergency Medical ServiCe Abandoned Water su ppt1e s Centers Sout heastern Oh10 Perm 1ts for PnvteS and Pnvy EDA PROJECT 06 11 01043 LEGAL NOTICE vaults Spec1f1caflons f or The r1ght 1S reserved by the The unknown next of km and Pr1v tes and PriVY Vau lt s Owner to re1ect any and all btds persons entttled to 1nhent of and Chem,cal Pnvy Tanks Prtv1es and no bidder may wfthdraw h1s from Alma Ohl onger will tak e Proh • blfed Abandoned bid for a period of th trty days nottce that L1one1 Boggs Pr1v 1es Cl ean1ng of Pr1vy By order of the Oh10 Val l ey Guard tan of Alma Oh l tnger an vaults and Chem 1cal Pnvy Heallh Servtces Foundat.on mcomoetent nPr'lnn nn thP Tanks Dtsposa l of House 1nd 4th day of Apnl 1973 flied h ts Slops D1scharge of Sewage Room 504 Securtfy Bank pet ,t.on m the Probate Court Proh•b•ted Sewer Connecttons Bulldmg w1th•n and tor the County of Requ 1red Abandoned Sewage 8 N Court Street Me .gs and State of Oh 1o D1sposa1 Wntten Appl tc at 1on Athens Oh to 45701 alleg•ng that '' •s necessary to and Permtt Requ1red tor Each sell the followmg desc rtbed real Se wag e D sposal Sy stem Mr Jack Farr1ngton estate to pay the debts of Alma House Sewer sewage D•sposa l 1Ex ec u11ve D1rector Se wage or Sepllc (51 15 22 29 (6) 5 4t O,hlmger and that the neMt of Dev~ees kin and rersons enlltled to Tank Leach•ng and F dter.ng 1nher1t o and from Alma Dev1ces Garbage and Offal Ohl nger are unknown C.ollect•on and Otspo sal Sa•d real estate be1ng sttuated P erm ts for scavengers and •n the Vdlaoe of M •ddleport Garbage Colle c. tors Dead • DEVOTED TO THE County of Me tgs and State of An•mals Manure Nu 1san ces INTEREST OF Oh10 Approval of Plants and Ap MEIGS MASON AREA Begmnmg at an •ron pm at the proval of Bulldmg Plan s CHESTER L TANNEHILL southwest co rner of Harold A Copy of the ful l t ext of the E:~tec Ed Roushe's lo t thence north 26 Regulat io ns to be co~Stdered RO&ERT HOE~LICH degrees JO m mutes west 1:32 feet wt l l be ava•lab l e lor publ iC C1ty Ed1f0t ,. to an tron pm at the northwest v 1ewmg m the ma n courtly Publ1shed dally except library the Cleveland Publ tc Saturday by The Oh to Valley corner of Harold Roushe s lot 111 then ce south 63 degrees 30 Lobr ary and In the OEPA PubltShtng Company Pomeroy Oh1o m tnutes west 55 5 teet to a Dostr•cl Off1ces Northeast Court Sf stake thence south 26 degrees D1Sfr1ct Off•ce 1931 Ba il ey .45769 Bus tness Off• ce Phone 30 m rnutes east 132 feet to a Road Cuyahoga Falls Oh10 992 2156 Ed1tona1 Phone 992 21 57 stake thence north 63 degrees 44221 Northw es t 01stnct Of Second c la ss postage paid at 30 m i nutes east 55 5 feet to the f• ce 111 w washmgton Street Pomeroy Oh10 place of begmnmg COIHa•ntng BOWling Green Oh iO 43<102 Nahonat adverttstn~ 17 1()0 acres m Sect ron 29 Town So utheast O!str1ct Off1ce R R represenlahve •nell l 1 Range 13 No 2 Box C 1 Nelsonville Oh 1o Gallagher Inc 12 aott East 42nd The pro!tyer of sa •d peflt1on ls 45764 Southwest D1str1ct Of St , New York Ctty NeW.vork 40 South Mam Street tor authonzat 10n and order to f 1ce S ubscr1PI•on rates sell sa1d rea l es1ate Oaylon Oh10 45402 Del1vered by carrier where Copes ot the full text or availabl e 55 cen ts Per week. The persons t1rst above mentioned Will iurther take synops 1s of lh e pr o po sed By Motor Roule where carrier One notlce that they hav e been made regulat 1ons may be obta.ned serv tce not available from fhe D I VISIOn Of month S2 By ma111n Ohto and part1es defendant to sa1d petition and that tt'ley are A ulhonz alton and Compliance, W Va One year, S16 S1x Oh•O Environmental Protect ion month s mon th s SB 50 Three requ ,red to answer the same on Elsewhere SlB Agency Post Off1ce Box 1049 months S5 or before the 12 day of June year sox months \9 SO three 450 East Town Street ~alum 1913 r1onths $'"SO Subscnp lo on bus Oh10 43216 L1one1 t:Sogg s ouard1an pn ce Includes Su nday T1mes Ot Alma uhllnger as aforesaid Sent ,ne l (51 15 11 (4) 3 10 17 24 ( 5) 1 8 6t c;: ood, Chisox 5-l A VERY SPECIAL VALUEI25' EACH STORE CEMETERY VASE FIUED WITH FLOWERS Plastic vase that goes tnto ground - filled with pretty bouquet of flowers. They JUSt arnved - and won't last long. 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Well , there 1s some good news Mos t of the Ptrate sluggers are hitting well and the early-season pitching problems they've experienced aren't new It's true that the Pirates had a 15-12 record after 27 games last season but It's also true that they were stx games out of first place So, perhaps It's too early to pamc On the other hand, many a knowledgeable National Leaguer ts repeating warnmgs made durmg sprmg trammg th at the Pirates JUSt wouldn 't be the same without Clemente They certainly didn't look the same Monday mght when Ron Fairly's 10\h-Innmg homer hft ed the Montreal Expos to a 3-2 VIctory and dealt the Pll'ates thetr stxth straight loss Manny Sanguillen and Milt May, key men m the changes made by Manage r Bill V1rdon to com- L RIOT MULTI COLOR STRIPES Then came Fairly's horner and another loss for the Pirates Ex-san Franctsco farmhand TUPPERS PLAINS - The Mike Corkins pitched a SIX- Eastern Eag les Mond•y hitter to wm hiS thtrd game for destroyed the v1s1tmg Hannan the Padres Rookie Johnny Trace team 16-4m v.hat Coach Grubb smgled 10 the tie- La rry Hemes scud ' Was our breakmg run and Clarence best offens1ve performan ce Gaston hit a two.run triple fhe bats we1 e really condurmg a f1 ve-1 un San Diego nectmg, and the hattmg was put seventh which dealt Tom Bradley the loss Bobby Bonds homered for the Giants Mike Lum's three-run double climaxed a ftvc-run seventh mmng rally a nd h e also homered m Atlanta's trmmph over Houst on Carl Morton went c1ght 1tu11ngs for his third wLn with Danny Frisella pit chmg the mnth for the Braves Tom Gnfftn was the loser • M1ke Schmidt drove m three rlllls w1th three hits for the Phiiiics who sank the Cardinals With a Six-r un fourth mrung outburst which handed CINCINNATI (UPI ) - Pete Regg1e Cleveland h1s fourth Rose says 'off da ys ge t me •ll defeat Ken Brett allowed Six loused up " So he spent hits , struck out three and Monday takmg: some extra batwalked one m seven ummgs m tmg practice evenmg hts re cord at 1-1 for th e The Cincmnat1 Reds outfieldPhiihes er has hit over 300 for the past c1ght seaso ns so who's to argue wtth lum j'l got seven h1ts m those last two games we played the PhliWuDDLEPORT - A perfect tv. o base htt th&,b Chaney made two err or s hes m Philadelphia last week," defensive game here Monda y Athens 111 a b1g second tnmng agamst I ogan Fndi!J af said Rose "Then we had the by the Athens Bulldogs enabled baited arouod gettmg on ly t"o tet noon In con ectwn to that orr -day before we opened the them to chnch the SEOAL hits bul also had two walks 1 epotl Chan l:y d1d not m.1ke sertcs agamst Houston last Fnday " pennant outn ght , d own1n g and got to ba se on the two the mhcld C ll ors Dw mg th at three game seMc1gs err01 s The1r In SUI ance Me•gs 4-1 Me1gs has lost the servH::es of It seems to be the fate of !he run cam e 10 the f1fth mnmg on sc m or pitcher Ch uck Faulk fnr rtes wtth the Astros Pete had Mara ud ers to outh1t th e1r a fl c lde1's chmcc and a h1t the rest of t he year Faulk only two hits In 11 trips to the opponent.:; yet l11se Me1gs had Han dl ey, Inbody, La1ry broke Ins f oot wh1le play mg SIX hits to the fiv e by Athens Chonko, Dally, and cakhcr basketball over the weekend The Bulldogs' Steve Inbody, Champlin sh;.u ed hltttn g whach he~ s s1 de h ne d Ius the prem1er p1tch er of lhe honors d iamond career SEO STA NDINGS M eigs, wh1at1 has had vet y league, struck out seven and Team W l POP walked on ly one but he ga ve htile battmg prac tice also hit l hts evenmg W<~ham~l w11J Athens 7 0 61 7 Ironton 6 1 66 10 stx ve ry long dnves to the Up SIX hils pia} al Mc1gs Waver ly 5 2 J2 31 T\\o o of th ese went to semor outfield Ch,mey d1d the Athens OJO 100 0--4 5 0 Ga ll 1polts 3 4 36 41 hw hng, f an mng 4 and 1ssumg Me1gs 3 4 17 41 thJrd baseman I ou McKmne; 000 010 0- 1 6 2 Loga n Ja c k son 3 4 IS 41 ftve bases on balls In a The other sm gles were h1l to Inbody and Champlin AAe1gs 0 6 7 26 B11l Chaney, M1ck Ash, Dave prevwus artt cle 1t was stated ICh•ncy ILP I and Ash Well ston 0 6 4 43 TOTALS 27 27 2•10 240 Wolfe, and Floyd Burney fh e Saturday s Result Marauders scored the1r run m W.werly B logan 5 the fifth mmng when Ash Monday s Result At hens 4 M etgs 1 smgled to ce nterfield and MATCHING WASH CLOTHS 29~ Prices Quality Service Guarantees BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR NEXT TIRE PURCHASE. 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MlDDLEPORT,O SEO standings Meigs golfers ' finished last SH COMPARE • • • • seventh H11•tston, 7·1 l..eague actton DesLgnated hitter Orlando Cepeda smgled home Mario Guerrero w1Ul one out m the lith mning to giVe the Red Sox their tnumph over the Orioles John Lowenstein scored the first run of the game In the sixth mnmg and doubled home the dectstve run m the sixth 111 leading the Indians over the Brewers Joe Coleman pitched u.e Tigers to vactory over the Yankees, sl<lppmg New York on Six. hits for hl!l seventh VICtory In nane dectsions Detroit collected 12 hits off three pit cher.s, with Fntz Peterson bemg tagged With his fifth loss Toby Harrah's first homer of the season wtth two out. m the last of the nmth enabled Texas to defeat Minnesota m the fifst game but the Twms won the rughtcap m the 11th on a homer by Bobby Darwm Reds open horne stand against LA Marauders lose 4 to 1 And II perfect - you would pay twice as much Thick , th1rstv Size 20x40 towels lor hot weather use raismg his record to 7-2 The rwt came on a solo homer by Dick Allen m the only Ch1cago Eagles defeat HT 16-4 pensate for th e loss or Clemente, each had three hits But th e big hit was lackmg and rehever 1om Wal ker won his second game for Montreal w1th two ummgs or shutout p1tchmg San D1ego defeated San FranciSco, 7-1. Atlanta beat Houston, 7-1, and Philadelphia topped St Louis, 10-5 m other NL games New York and Chicago were postponed because of cold weather and the other teams weren't scheduled American League 'scarPs were Cahforrua 3 Kansas Cit) 2, Cleveland 2 Milwaukee l, Detroit 8 New York 0, Boston 1 Baltimore o, Oakland 5 Chicago 1 and Mmnesota 6 Texas 4 after Texas won the first game 7-0 The Pirates led 2-ll after SIX InningS Wi t h the help Of Sangu11Ien 's fourth homer of the year but Bob Bailey doubled home a run for the ExPOS In the seventh and they tied the score m the eighth when Boots Day scored fr om tlurd on what should have been an mnmg-endmg double play Thursdays Game Wel lston at M e1gs crossed the plate on Chaney s T TO " He has to throw you a bad to h1t one off him," satd Jackson l don t thmk tt was that had a pllch I JUSt got lucky " Ray Fosse also tagged Wood for a bases..npty homer m the seventh as the A's provtded Holtzman with more firepower than he expected Holtzman, who lowered h1s earned run average to 1 2!;, struck out eight and walked only one m pttch doubleheader tben lost the mghtcap, 6-4 In 11 Innings Ph1ladelph1a trounced St 111u1s, 10-5, Montreal edged Pittsburgh , 3-2, m 10 1nnmgs San Diego topped San FranciSco, 7-t , and Atlanta beat New Haven Discount Tire , Phone 882-2817 Hours 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. 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On Friday MaJOr League Standm!Js Cleveland 15 18 455 By Un1fed Press Inter-national 14 17 <~52 Ba l hmore National league New Yor~ 14 17 452 East Wes t w 1 per g b w 1 pet g b Ch•cago 20 13 606 Chtcago 18 9 667 New York 17 14 5.18 2 20 13 606 h KansasC ly M on trea l 14 15 483 4 16 13 552 3 Ca liforn ia 18 15 5.1 5 3 Plft sburgh 12 15 4.14 5 Oaklan d Phtlad elphla 12 19 387 7 IJ 15 464 5"~ Mt nnesot.:~ Sf l:oUJS 8 23 258 11 11 18 379 B Texas West Monday s Games w 1 pet g b Ca hl orn 1a 3 Kan sas C1fy 2 10 San Fran c1sco 25 13 658 1nngs Houston 22 13 629 i 112 Cleveland 2 Mtlwaukcc 1 Cmctnnaft 19 l3 594 3 Dc tro1IB New Yor k 0 l osAngeles 19 15 559 4 Bos ton 1 Balf1morc 0 11 1nn Atlanta 13 19 406 9 Texas 7 Mtnneso la 6 1st Sa n D1ego 13 22 371 10112 M m neso ta 6 Texas 4 2nd Monday's Results Chtcago 5 Oak l and 1 New York at Chtcago ppd Today 's ProiJable P1tchers (All t 1mes EDT)) Phllade l phta 10 St Lou1s 5 M ontreal J Pittsburgh 2 10 tn n Ch tcago ( B.;~hn sen 5 2) .;~I Allan Ia 7 Houston I Oak l and (Blue 3 1) 9 p m San Otego 7 San Fran c1sco 1 Cl eve lcmd (Strom 1 3) at (only games sc heduled ) M k ( 8 11 3 3) 30 p m llwau ee e Today s Probable P1tcher s De tr od ( L ol1ch 2 4) a t New (A ll T1mes EOn York (Kline 2 4) 7 30 p m New Y ork ( Koos man S OJ at ~ Ball 1mor e (Palmer 3 2) al Ch Jcago( Hooton42l 2 30pm Bos ton (T1ant 4 3) 7 30 p m PhJiadelphta { Chnsten sor] 1 3) Mtnnesol a ( Blyl even 2 6) at at 51 Lou s ( W1se 3 2) l 30 Texas ( Hand 2 2) a 30 p m pm Ca llforn•a (R yan 4 3) at Atlanta (Gentry 4 2) at Kan sas C11y (Dal Canton 21) Hous ton ( Wilson J 3) 8 30 p m 8 30 p m M on trea l {Torrez 3 .1) at Wednesday's Games Pittsburg h ( Blass I 2) a p m Oak land at Callforn1a n 19 h t ) Los Angeles (Os teen 3 2) al Kansas Ctfy at Texa s n 1gh1 C1nc1nnat1 (Gullett J 2) 8 05 Ch1cagoa l M 1nneso l a n 1ghl pm Bos ton of Detr ott ntgh1 San Fran c tsco (8ryan l4 3) at Mdwaukeeal New Yor k mgh l San Otego ( K trby 1 5) 10 30 {on ly ga mes schedu led) pm Wednesday 's Games International league Sf lou ts at Ch cago Standmg s New York at M ontreal n1g ht By Umted Press International Ph•ladelphta at P1ttsburgh Amen can DIVISIOn ntght w 1 pet g b Los Angeles at C1nc•nna h n1ghf Roches ter 19 11 633 Atlan ta a t Houston n1ghl Pawtucket 13 11 542 J San Franc1so at San Ot ego Syracu se 13 15 464 5 mght Toledo 10 21 323 91h \ NatiOnal DIVISIOn Amencan league wlpctgb E~st 18 11 62L w pel g b Cha rl eston Penmsu la 19 12 613 Mil waukee 14 483 T1dewaler 17 14 5<18 2 483 B oS~an 'h R1c hm ond a 22 267 10112 De troll a Ma1or league leaders By Un1ted Press Interna tional Leadmg Batters Naf10nal League g ab r h pet 'v','sn Hou 35 12.-t 26 47 379 Sa nfo Cht 31111 19 41 369 Mota., LA 19 66 10 25 368 Md x SF 26 94 12 33 351 Mrg n C1n 30 95 20 <i13 347 Frly Mil 26 72 13 25 347 Ced eno Hou 35 140 22 47 3l6 Sngl n Ptil 28 125 11 42 336 Slrgl Pill 24 96 23 32 333 Gdson SF 27 a7 9 29 333 Amencan league g ab r h pet Kel l y Ch 16 62 15 27 435 Krkp frk KC 26 96 23 35 365 Holt M 1nn 22 70 7 24 343 Hrtn Del 19 73 11 25 34! F r han Del 27 110 11 36 327 0 Allen Cht 27 101 18 33 327 Blmb erg NY 21 60 8 1? 317 Jn sn Tex 29115 9 36 313 Mun son NY 30 109 l <J 34 3 12 Ber ry Cal 24 74 12 23 311 Home Runs National League Aaron Atl and Star gell PIt 10 Bench Ctn Bonds and M cCovey SF 9 Amencan League Mayberry KC and M ay M1 l 9 Tenace Oak 8 len player s t1ed Wtlh 6 Runs Batted In Nat•onalleague Bench Ctn, Wa l son Hou and Fergu son LA 27 Bond s SF 26 Ol •ver PJit 25 Amel"lcan Lea'gue M ayberry KC 33 Ja ckson Dak 26 Mell on Cht 24 Mur cer NY 22 Tenace Oak 21 MCIJ.::S Htgh School's golf team fm1shed l.1st Saturday m th e Gla ss AAA sec twnal tom name1•t at the Chiihcothe Country Club Eight teams p<:~rh c 1pated Takm g fir s t pla ce wa s Chtllacothe Porl'im outh was seco nd , Lan c <Jster Uurd , Mat 1etta foul th , Jackson f1fth , L(Jg tJn s11dh and Athens seventh Mcdc~l1 st wa s Chu c k Nutestonc of Chillico the who VALUES shot a 76 Me1gs pla yers f1mshed m the f o !J o wm g orde r , Bru ce Blackstoo, 89, J D Story 97, Jeff W•rner, 98, •nd Jeff Ridgeway 105 The wmner and runn er up w1ll go to th e dJstJtct Th1s Week's Spectal 70 GREMLIN 2 DOOR S1x c yl 1nder, s t an dard tran s New ILres '1295 Karr & Van Zandt You'lll1ke Our Qual1tr, Way of Do1ng Bust ness ' Monday 's Results Char les ton 3 T1dewater 2 R1chmond 5 Pen msula 1 Pawtu cket 7 Rochester 0 Toledo 3 Syracuse 2 ~~.=EOVER GMAC FINANCING 992 5342 Pomeroy Open Evenmgs 'T1I8 oo TIIS PM Sat., ,0 Disco,er Amenca bestk s Poly-Mark IV s Poly-Mar . on Coopers stop and go goal LS to excel In City way The modern dn,lng and on the lr~~our perm itS the ttre -to shoulder co ond ,mmedlatety tre ad d and resp . to cling to th~ roa mmands Pply-Mark tV s to your dnvlnQ co ltrm to the road dges hOld you tread nb e t to AS LOW AS ~6 whLie reach ing au rab more pavement E78 14 gRea t t raetLan aCtion' Poly~,w ·oo blae''"" 23"' $ " Plu s 11'2 F E T () cooper GET YOUR PARTS AND WHITEWALLS AVAILABLE TIRES SUPPLIES HERE Po•nt s, Plugs , Con .... den s ers , E)Chaust Systems etc Well known brands low pnces Moore's American Meigs Auto Parts 113 W. Second 992 -77 11 . Pomeroy Home & Auto Supply PH. 992·2848 124 W. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. �2- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , May 15, 1973 ~ ~:;:.~ ~~::.-.:-::;-.'}-: Y_.:;:: •._ • •:-.,_.._,:;:: . ,-,•:«*~, : Generation Rap l . By Hdt>n and Sue Butte] ~ Rap I'm looking for sometlung the real person I am, behind allthe things 1 try to be and fool people ml<l thinking I am 1 want my brothers w aC<!ept me, so I try l<l be like !bern and believe m witchcraft and acid rock I want to be a cheerleader , but secretly the 'irahs" turn me off I want acceptance, so I smoked pot and ran with a crowd that hated school, but I got no pleasure from lhis, so now I'm back on the honor roll tbut trymg not I<> let anybody know ) 1 don't have any t!oyfriends, but tell everyone I've been around Actually, I've never even kissed a guy, and I'm 15 yet' The only things 1 really enJOY arebemg by mysell, readmg, listening w "square" music I go l<l parties and pretend I'm havmg a great time People think I have a wonderful personality but It's JUSt that I'm "on stage"- and when the curtam drops, I'm nothmg but a ~unch of borrowed pieces of my friends , , How can J learn to be mysell without lettmg people kn ow I m such a dwnb dope ' - THE PERSON WITHIN PW Ftrst of all, stop th1nkmg the things you really enJOY dmng are "dumb aod dope)" 1 When you like yourself, you can BE yoursell, knowmg that people will like you for what you ARE, not because you're their echo You'll never discover " the person ms1de" by comparmg her to others and copying them Deternune what you truly want m life _ what makes you the most satisfied with yoursell - and go after 1t 1That's more unportant than bemg "on stage'' JUSt to wm popularity you don't really want - SUE Dear Person Here's a suggestiOn Be sell1Sh (;•es, I said SELFISH 1) for a whole month Outside of family and classroom responsibihhes, do only what pleases you Turn down every mv1tat10n you 'd rather not accept Be totally honest say what you think, not what you thmk others expect to hear If you want to read read 1 If you prefer your own company close the bedroom door and swttch on the "square" mustc I mean for a month, concentrate on domg what you BELIEVE you enJOY most I think you'll diScover that while you hke good books and alone-tune, you still need people, and you weren't puttmg on as much of an act as you thought Perhaps your mam problem IS that you're weary from the stram of trymg to be everybody's fnend (aod not always succeeding) Look for those who have your same mterests and you'll start feeling at ease - even to the pomt of attractmg a boyfriend - HELEN Dear Helen and Sue I am an 18-year-old guy attendmg college My problem IS I ca n t talk to girls There IS thiS girl m my history class that I'd hke to know, but though she looks friendly, I am so shy that I lose my nerve and walk away without saymg anythmg A lot of guys have thts problem, I'm sure How do they handle It' - TIM (FOR TIMID) Tim Best way to handle \hiS problem I,S realize females have It too A gtrl who 'looks fnendly " IS probably Sitting there wondenng1 "What's \\Tong With me ?" each time you walk away HELEN Tim So gtve her a break and ask her about the hisl<lry assignment you missed Have several questions ready and suggest coffee while she explams them Good luck 1 - SUE 1 • • •• •• • • • • • • I Television Log • TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1973 r • .•• • • • • • • " • • • .. • • • • • • • • • I - ~ • •• • • • ' ' • • • • • • • 7 00 - W~at s My Lt ne 8 Truth or Conseq 3 News 8 10 Un tamed World 13 Elec Co 20 Beat the Clock It TV Honor Soc1 ety 15 'Mar t1n Agronsky Even1ng Ed 1flon 33 7 30 - Th1s Is Your L 1fe 3 Pn ce Is Right 8 10 Beat The Clock 13 RFD 20 Great Dect slons 73 33 Ct r cus 4 To Te ll The Truth 6 P eo pl e & The Press 15 8 00 - Temperatures R1stng 6 13 Book Beat 33 Maude 8 10 Andy Gnff1th 15 Chuck Wh•te Present s 10 Ohto Th1s Week 20 8 30 Cha1ns , 13 Hawa11 F1ve 0 8 10 Mo v•e Wom en In 6 Bla ck Journal 20 33 9 30 - Mov1 e Th e famtly R ICO 8 10 10 00 - News 20 B1ography 33 Mar cus Welby MD 6 13 Amenca 3 4 15 10 30 - lnstg ht 33 11 oo - News3 .1 6 8 10 13 15 11 30 - JohnnyCarson 3 415 D1ckCavett6 13 Movtes Pretty Pot son 8 The Mo unt a •n 10 1 00 - Your Hea lth 4 News 13 1 30 - News 4 • WEDNESDAY, MAY16 1973 6 6 6 6 6 00 - Sunnse Semmar 4 Sacred Heart 10 15 - Farmt tme 10 Engl1sh 3 20 - Farm Report 13 25 - Paul Harv ey 13 30 - Co lumbus Today 4 B1ble Answers 8 Urban league Presents 10 The Story 13 6 .15 - Corn co b Report 3 6 55 - Take Ftve for L 1fe 15 7 OO - Today3 4 15 News6 8 10 Fllntstones1 3 7 30 - Romper Room 6 Slee py Jeffers 8 Rocky & Bullw1nkle 13 Popeye 10 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Lass•e 6 8 30 ~ Ja ck Lalanne 13 New Zoo Revue6 loca l News 13 9 oo - Paul D txon .1 Phil Donahue 15 AM 3 Lets Make A Deal 6 Capt Kangaroo 8 Frtendly Ju~ct1on 10 Ben Casey 13 ' 9 30 - To Tell the Tr u th 3 Jeopardy6 Hollywood s Talkmg 10 9 55 - Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 10 00 ~ Dmah Shore3 15 Col umbus S1x Call1ng 6 Joker s Wild B 10 D1ck Van Dyk'e 13 10 30 - Ba ffl e 3 It 15 $10,000 Pyram1d 8 10 Split Second 13' 11 oo - SaleoffheCentury3 15 loveAmencanStyle6 Gambtt 8 10 Password 13 Elec Co 20 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 It 15 Bew tt ched 6 13 Love of l1fe 8 10 Sesame St 20 12 00 - Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Braun s SO 50 Club 4 l ocal News 10 13 Contact 8 Password 6 12 30 - Wno Whaf Where 3 15 Split Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 12 55 - NB C News 3 15 1 00 - News Weather Sports 3 A l l My Children 6 13 Green Acres 10 Not For Wom en Only 15 It s Your Bet 8 As the World Turns 8 10 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3. 4 15 As The Wor ld Turns 8 ] 0 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 Bowl1ng 6 2 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3 .4 , 15 Newlywed Game 13 , M1ke Douglass 6 Gu 1d1ng L1ght 8 10 2 30 - Oat11:Jg Game 13 Edge of N1ght 8 10 Doctors 3, .4 15 3 00 - Another Wor ld 3 4 15 General Hospt lal6 13 Pnce Is R1ght 6, 10 RfD 20 \ ' 3 30 - Return t o Peyton Place 3 15 One Life to L1ve 6, 13 Phil Donohue 4 Sec ret Stor m 10 Ohto Th1 s , Week 20 Hollywood s Talk tng 8 .1 00 - M 1st er Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Flmtstones 6 l...ove Amencan Sty le 13 Merv Gnfftn 4, Sesame St 33 Secret Storm 8 M ovte Wor ld tn My Corner 10 It 30 - D tck Van Dyke 15 Pett1coat Junct1on 3 I Love Lucy 6 Wild W• ld West 13 My L 1ttle /'Aarg 1e 15 Merv Gnfftn 4 Abbott & Costello s 00 - Bonanza 3 B1g Valley 6 Hazel 8 Mr Rogers 20 33 Andy Grtfhth 15 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Gomer Pyle lJ Death Va lley Days 15 Hodgepodge LOdge JO Beve rly Htllbtlltes a 5 55 - Earl Nlghhngale 15 6 00 - News Wea ther Sports 3 .1 8 10 15 Tru th or Conseq 6. Sesame St 20 Around the Bend 33 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 News 8 10 Sesame Sf 20 Zton 33 I Dream of Jeannte 13 'J 7 00 - Truth or Conseq J Beaf the Clock 4 News 6 10 Whaf s My Lme 8 An ythtng You Can Do 13 Elec Co 20 Know Your Schools 33 Mayor s Report 15 7 30 - Ep1sode Act1on 33 The Judge 10 Beat the Clock 13 Pollee Surgeon 3 To Tell the Truth 6 Eco1om1c Educahon a 20 8 00 - Sonny & Cher 8, 10 Adam 12 3 It 15 Mov1e ' South Pac1f1c' 6 13 Am enca 73 20 33 B 30 - tool M1lllon 3 4 15 9 00 - M ed1 ca l Cen ter 8 10 Jun e Wayne 33 Understandmg AfnC:a 20 9 30 - Turntng Potn l s 20 33 10 00 - Can non 8, 10 Sou l 33 News 20 Search 3 IS Indy T1me Tna ls 4 11 00 - NewsJ <J 6 8 10 13, 15 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 D1ck Cavett 6 13 Mov1e The Bad landers 6 Squa r e of V olence 10 00 News 4 13 WIN AT BRIDG~ Sends Boy to Do Man's Job ' I~ NORTii • 84 ¥ A94 t R652 .J4 32 WEST EAST .Q10753 .R J96 ¥ J7S2 ¥ 1083 . 3 . QJIOl . Q 106 . 95 SOUTH ( D ) .A 2 ¥ RQ6 t A984 ,foAK8 7 The h1ddmg has been West Norlh East South 1• Pass I t Pa'-' 2¥ Pass You, South, hold ¥K7 SC ti\J9 What do you do no""? A- B1d three hearts You m ~ tend to take furth er Ution later Meanwhile, y()u want to show that hearts •s wh~re th~ hand s hould play , .K75• Both vulnerable W est Pass Pass North East 2• Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead-• 5 Suuth 1 ... 3NT. Meigs PUBLIC NOT IC E Apphc-aflon for the follow 1ng lObS under the EmtrQency Employment Act (E E A) wlll be taken at the E E A Office Courr House Pomeroy Oh1o , no later th-an MlJy 30 197J 2 C•IY Patrolman 2 Laborers 1 Labor Foreman 1 San1tary EnQ1neer 1 Secrelary Book.keeper Robert Clark Ctu11rman Meigs County Comm,sstoners The Meigs County Com ml.ss1one1 s announced that tu~ds '" the amount of $33 03~ , rece t ~o~ed under the Emergency Employment Act of 1971, will be apport1oned as follows Program AQent Sub Agent Me.gs Cour.ty Com m 1Ss1oner<J Unll of Gov 1 - Me1gs County Com m 1Ssloners Area Ser-wes - Me igs County No of Jobs - 1 Funds. - \Jl 03• Name of hrghest elected of f•c1al Roj:ler1 Clark, Cha1rman Comm 1ss•oners Appltcat ion Date May 11 3-The Dally Sent mel, Muldleport-Porneroy. o , May 15, 1913 A DISCOUNT By FRED McMANE: UPI Sports Wnter Reggie Jackson IS better than most at knockmg on Wood Whtle most Amencan League batters have trouble trymg 1D hit Wilbur Wood's assortment or knuckleballs, DfPARTME.NT STOQf. MAIN STREET MASON W. VA. JACKSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT W. VA. ~ SILVER BRIDGE PI.AZA GALLIPOLIS By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Writer First, the bad ne"s about the Pittsburgh Pll'ates 11Iey've lost SIX In a row and look awful They have a 12·15 won-lost record for the season and are Property Transfers Market Report The Daily Sentinel Jackson has enJOJ ed rather good sue<ess the last few years agamst the portly left-bander of the Oucago White Sox Wood 1sn 't exactly a "cousm" for the Oakland A's outfielder, but Jackson has been able to hit Wood with some authonty Wood ." who had won seven straight games and posted eLght v1ctones m 10 deruaons. failed Monday rught for the second time mas many tB'" to defeat the A's thiS seasoii', and Jackson proved h1s undomg Jackson belted a three..-un homer m the ftrst ummg and a sacrthce fly in the eighth to lead the A's to a 5-l trtumph behmd the four-!ut p1tchmg of southpaw Ken Holtzman Jackson, who has h1t four ca reer homers off Wood, considered Monday m ght 's shot a lucky one dehvered Giants,Astros lose ga"tnes 1973 Total Program Fundtng ( program year ) $36 687 Feder al Allocar,on $33 03 4 Local Share \l 653 By Oswald & James Jacoby Fundmg AppliCation may be examined at E E A Off1ce Some normal contracts are Meigs County Courthouse doomed to defeat, but there Pomeroy OhtO Commenls. on the proposed still may be a nght way and program maf be submitted to a wrong way to play them ...._ th e Regtonal Manpower Ad mtniS.Irator U S Departmel'lt South won the spade lead of Labor 300 South Wacker IBerth• B Rathburn , dec'd Dnve Chtcago lll1n01S 60606 and saw that his only chance for mne tncks would be to to Helen Rathburn Clapp Cert or Program Agent OhtO Bureau of j Employment Se rv1ces 145 drop the queen of clubs He for Trans • Rutland South Fronr Streel Columbus played out hiS ace and km g Oh•o 432 15 - no later than June Otha Cottrell, Jessie Cottrell The queen failed to drop but <1 1973 or tf nottce of 1nten l to South did not groan , moan to Dale ProFfitt, Letha Proffitt, f tle has been subm1tted by th1S date com pleted c omments or stop dead He continued 20 Acres, Lebanon must be submtfted by June 11 With a third club Without any Mmme M ae Clar k to Charles 1973 (5 ) 15 lt c Signs of worry L Eskew , Frances J Eskew, West was m w1th the queen Lots 172 t73, Dabney's Add . ADVERTISEMENT and East had to make a diS Pomer oy FOR BIDS sealed proposals Wi ll be ca rd He thought a while and Norman J Haley. Gale rece1ved by the Ohto Valley dropped the mne or spades Hea l th Serv1ces Founda t io n ThiS gave West a problem Haley . -charles M H•ley , Inc Room 504 Secu r 1ty Bank Bu1ldmg 8 N Court St reet that he failed to solve West Evelyn L Haley, James A Athens Ohto at the ott1ce of the shifted to the deuce of hearts Haley, Audrey Haley, Birdie execu t 1ve d tre ctor on Thurs and South had hiS mne tncks Mae Hysell, Pearl Hysell to day Jun e 14 1973 unltl 12 cl oc k Noon Ea s tern We have to give South Pat E MitcheL, 45 Acre , 0Day1 1ght Sav m9s T1me and at some credit for putting on that ltme will ~e opened publ tcl y an d read , f<Jr the the bold front , but he would Rutland Vlll•ge Robert Clark. Lucy L 1urn1shmg of all l abor and not have made his contract mate r 1a 1 necessary lor the agamst an alert East Che•dle Aff , Rutland furn.sh.ng and erecttng of f tv e { 5) Eme rg ency Med •ca I Serv 1ce An alert East would not Charles R L) ons, Ruth S Slat tons 1n Sou th eastern Oh •o have sent a boy to do a Lyons to J•mes W Chfford, al Ironton O.!ik H tll Ja c kson man's JOb and would have Loga n and Pomeroy All work. cUscarded the jack, not the Jr • Faye F Clifford, 2 80 sha l l be done accordtng to the draw ngs and spec!ftcattons as nme of spades ft was easy Acres, Bedford pre pared by Hayes Dona ldson Lucille Holden to Michael Wittenmyer and Partners to read that West's lead was fourth best so the Jack could Martm, M1chael DeVore, 99 78 Arc h1tects 630 s ,xth Street POrtsmouth Oh10 be spa red Once 1\ hit the Acres, 36 Acres, Bedford Proposal s w tl l be rece tved for table West would have had the Ent1re Work and the Delbert Hoschar, Helen M no problem and would have bulld1ngs can be btd tn promptly cashed his four Hoechar to Lester Manuel, d•v •dually or combt ned for all {5) spades Helen Manuel , 50 Acres, 100 f1ve Proposals shall be submtlled on Proposa l Form contatned 1n (NEWSPAPER ENTER~R15E ASSN ) Acre Lot 223, Letart the bound specifications and Clarence A Lambert, Sally other cont ract documents J Lambert to John Lester wh1ch dOC!Jments are on h ie at t he off1ce of the c lerk of sa1d Hunter , Maqone LoUise Own er and at the off1ce of the A rch 1tect and are availab l e to HlUlter, 75 Acre Chester all prospective bidders dunng' POINT PLEASANT S1x Ease Columbus & r egular off1ce hours until the c losong of b ds Southern Ohw Elec Co LIVESTOCK SALES CO All contractors agree t ha t '" lhe h1nng of employees for the PT PLEASANT, W VA performan c e of work under lh ts Saturday, May 12, 1973 contract or any sub contract he and h1s sub c ontractors HOGS - 175 l<l 220 32 90 to PUBLIC NOTICE matenal suppl oers or laborers 35 40, Heavies 32 90 to 34; Not 1ce 1s hereby g •v en that or any other person ac tmg on Ohto Envtronmenla l h 1s behalf shall not by reason ot Ughts 34 to 36 50; Fat Sows 31 the Protection Agency and The race c reed or colo r to 33, Boars 24 75 to 27 75, Pigs Pu bl1c Healt h Counetl mtends to d tscr.mmate agamst any Clttzen s der th e adopt ton and of the State 1n the emp loyment 23 to 23 50, Stock Shoats 24 to rcon ec 1ss on ot reg ulat1ons on the of laborers or workers who are subjec t matter descr•bed below qua l dted and available to 38 A pub l •c heanng wdl be held perform the work and fur CATILE - Steers 41 to June 21 1973 comm enc1 ng at lhermore lhts con tra ctor agrees 47 25, Heifers 31 70 to 37 50, 9 30 AM Sat d hea r ng w 11 be lhat he shall not many manner he l d at 65 Sout h Fro nt Street dt scnmm ate aga 1nst or m Fat Cows 33 to 34 9{), Canners Hearmg Room No 2 Columbu s t1m 1date any employees hired 10 and all persons mterested for th e performan ce of work 31 to 33, Bulls 39 to 42, Milk Oh are 1nv1ted to ,;i ltend or be .u nder th s contract Cows 255 to 415, Stock Cows represented The adopt•on and Thts contractor further SSI On of r ules and agrees thai Art1cle 153 S9 and and Calves 340 l<l 447 50, Stock rect regula! tons on the f ol lo w ng 153 80 of the Oh 0 ReVIS~d Code Steers 57 25to 60, Stock Heifers general subject matter Will be 1s hereby acknowledged and oder ed understood and shall be 47 to 53 10 , Stock Steer Calves cone 1 Adophon of Regula! on EP fol lowed as 1f hereto attached 58 to 64, Stock Heifer Calves 9 01 through EP 9 12 settmg All pr oposals must be ac forth standard s tor househ ol d co mpan1ed by a b•d bond 4175to52 sewage d 1sposa1 system s 1n execu ted by a bondtng company VEAL CALVES - Tops 66, Speet al San1tary Otstr• cts n ltcensed by the State of Oh1o or cludtno the follow no sub tect by a ce rttf ed check drawn upon Seconds 62, MediUm 59 1<> 61, matter Def1nJ110ns Spec 1al a solvent bank m the Stat e of .t arv o ,s tr 1c t sewage Oh10 payable to the order of the Common & Heavtes 59 to 62, San D1sposal Sys tem Owner m an amount not l ess R equ1rements Se pt c Tanks th an ten ( 10) per cent of the Ae ratt on T ype Tr eatment amount oi the b1d The bond or SCIOTO LIVESTOCK System Su rfa ce Sa nd Ftller c heck shall be forfetted If the Cattle Choice Steers 45 10- Fo llow tng an AeratiOn Type b1dder fails to enter 1nto a ea tm ent System Installation co ntra c t w th sa•d Board The 46 30, Good, 42-44 10, Standard Tr Requ ,rement s for So I Absorp bond s or c he cks of the three 39 25-41 t1on and Percolatton L,eachmg lowes I b tdders wdl be held unfll Fte ld L each1ng Well the e~ecutton of the contract Heifers Chotce, 42 90-44 10, T1le Subsur face Sand F iller Pr•vy and the furn tshl ng of the Bulldtng Sewer and Aban Good, 40-42 r eq u 1red performance bond doned Househo l d Se wage after whtch they Will be Cows Commercial, 35 35- D1 sposal System The r eturned on demand 2 Adop t. on of Reg ula t .on EP 37 87, Utility, 3~4 50, Canners checks of other btdders wtll be 38 01 through E P 38 07 returned on demand after the and Cutters, 29 75-31 establ 1shmg a system of per b1ds are canvassed A performance bond of 100 Bulls ~ommercial, 40 25- m 1ts and var1ances tor their m stallat 1on and operatton 1n percent of the amount of the 4150 clu d•ng the fo l lowmg matter contract w1th sa t ts fa ctory s ewage 01sposa1 System suret1es wtll be requ.red from Stockers and Feeders Steer Home Insta ll at i on Perm1t and the successful b idders tor the Calves, 46 75-58 60, Heifer Op eratiOn Perm11 Sub faithful performance of the s Reg 1stratlon of In work Calves 41-46, Yearlmg Steers, diVISIOn stallers of Sewage D1sposal Ftnanetal ass1stance •s bemg 38 75-47 50, Cows and Calves, System s or Parts Thereof rece 1ved for fhtf 1mprovement Reg 1s tral!on ot Sewage Tank from the Econ.om •c Develop 450-465 Cl eaners lnspechons ment Adm•n•stral•on under a Breeding Bulls By the Head, vanances and Procedures PubliC Works Impa ct Pr01ect 3 Rectsston of extstmg The preferential htnng of the 5!04i85 regu l at1ons HE 29 01 through unemployed and the under Veal Calves, Chmce 58-<i6 50 HE 29 26 of the Oh1o Santta ry employed w1thm the target Code re la t1ve to Specia l area wh1ch 1S Southeastern Ewes and Lambs, 37 50-46 San ttary D1 Sir1CIS tncludmg th e Oh10 will be a factor 1n followmg matter Appl tc at ,on determ ntng the lowest and best Hogs 200-230, 35 75, No I, of San i tary Regulation s b td No b td will be cons1dered 36, 230-240, 35 50; Sows, 31- Locatton of Wel ls Development unless 11 Is accompanted by the of Water Su pplt es Orders to ' Agreement for Construction of 31 90, Boars, 31 Improv e Water SupplieS Emergency Medical ServiCe Abandoned Water su ppt1e s Centers Sout heastern Oh10 Perm 1ts for PnvteS and Pnvy EDA PROJECT 06 11 01043 LEGAL NOTICE vaults Spec1f1caflons f or The r1ght 1S reserved by the The unknown next of km and Pr1v tes and PriVY Vau lt s Owner to re1ect any and all btds persons entttled to 1nhent of and Chem,cal Pnvy Tanks Prtv1es and no bidder may wfthdraw h1s from Alma Ohl onger will tak e Proh • blfed Abandoned bid for a period of th trty days nottce that L1one1 Boggs Pr1v 1es Cl ean1ng of Pr1vy By order of the Oh10 Val l ey Guard tan of Alma Oh l tnger an vaults and Chem 1cal Pnvy Heallh Servtces Foundat.on mcomoetent nPr'lnn nn thP Tanks Dtsposa l of House 1nd 4th day of Apnl 1973 flied h ts Slops D1scharge of Sewage Room 504 Securtfy Bank pet ,t.on m the Probate Court Proh•b•ted Sewer Connecttons Bulldmg w1th•n and tor the County of Requ 1red Abandoned Sewage 8 N Court Street Me .gs and State of Oh 1o D1sposa1 Wntten Appl tc at 1on Athens Oh to 45701 alleg•ng that '' •s necessary to and Permtt Requ1red tor Each sell the followmg desc rtbed real Se wag e D sposal Sy stem Mr Jack Farr1ngton estate to pay the debts of Alma House Sewer sewage D•sposa l 1Ex ec u11ve D1rector Se wage or Sepllc (51 15 22 29 (6) 5 4t O,hlmger and that the neMt of Dev~ees kin and rersons enlltled to Tank Leach•ng and F dter.ng 1nher1t o and from Alma Dev1ces Garbage and Offal Ohl nger are unknown C.ollect•on and Otspo sal Sa•d real estate be1ng sttuated P erm ts for scavengers and •n the Vdlaoe of M •ddleport Garbage Colle c. tors Dead • DEVOTED TO THE County of Me tgs and State of An•mals Manure Nu 1san ces INTEREST OF Oh10 Approval of Plants and Ap MEIGS MASON AREA Begmnmg at an •ron pm at the proval of Bulldmg Plan s CHESTER L TANNEHILL southwest co rner of Harold A Copy of the ful l t ext of the E:~tec Ed Roushe's lo t thence north 26 Regulat io ns to be co~Stdered RO&ERT HOE~LICH degrees JO m mutes west 1:32 feet wt l l be ava•lab l e lor publ iC C1ty Ed1f0t ,. to an tron pm at the northwest v 1ewmg m the ma n courtly Publ1shed dally except library the Cleveland Publ tc Saturday by The Oh to Valley corner of Harold Roushe s lot 111 then ce south 63 degrees 30 Lobr ary and In the OEPA PubltShtng Company Pomeroy Oh1o m tnutes west 55 5 teet to a Dostr•cl Off1ces Northeast Court Sf stake thence south 26 degrees D1Sfr1ct Off•ce 1931 Ba il ey .45769 Bus tness Off• ce Phone 30 m rnutes east 132 feet to a Road Cuyahoga Falls Oh10 992 2156 Ed1tona1 Phone 992 21 57 stake thence north 63 degrees 44221 Northw es t 01stnct Of Second c la ss postage paid at 30 m i nutes east 55 5 feet to the f• ce 111 w washmgton Street Pomeroy Oh10 place of begmnmg COIHa•ntng BOWling Green Oh iO 43<102 Nahonat adverttstn~ 17 1()0 acres m Sect ron 29 Town So utheast O!str1ct Off1ce R R represenlahve •nell l 1 Range 13 No 2 Box C 1 Nelsonville Oh 1o Gallagher Inc 12 aott East 42nd The pro!tyer of sa •d peflt1on ls 45764 Southwest D1str1ct Of St , New York Ctty NeW.vork 40 South Mam Street tor authonzat 10n and order to f 1ce S ubscr1PI•on rates sell sa1d rea l es1ate Oaylon Oh10 45402 Del1vered by carrier where Copes ot the full text or availabl e 55 cen ts Per week. The persons t1rst above mentioned Will iurther take synops 1s of lh e pr o po sed By Motor Roule where carrier One notlce that they hav e been made regulat 1ons may be obta.ned serv tce not available from fhe D I VISIOn Of month S2 By ma111n Ohto and part1es defendant to sa1d petition and that tt'ley are A ulhonz alton and Compliance, W Va One year, S16 S1x Oh•O Environmental Protect ion month s mon th s SB 50 Three requ ,red to answer the same on Elsewhere SlB Agency Post Off1ce Box 1049 months S5 or before the 12 day of June year sox months \9 SO three 450 East Town Street ~alum 1913 r1onths $'"SO Subscnp lo on bus Oh10 43216 L1one1 t:Sogg s ouard1an pn ce Includes Su nday T1mes Ot Alma uhllnger as aforesaid Sent ,ne l (51 15 11 (4) 3 10 17 24 ( 5) 1 8 6t c;: ood, Chisox 5-l A VERY SPECIAL VALUEI25' EACH STORE CEMETERY VASE FIUED WITH FLOWERS Plastic vase that goes tnto ground - filled with pretty bouquet of flowers. They JUSt arnved - and won't last long. 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Well , there 1s some good news Mos t of the Ptrate sluggers are hitting well and the early-season pitching problems they've experienced aren't new It's true that the Pirates had a 15-12 record after 27 games last season but It's also true that they were stx games out of first place So, perhaps It's too early to pamc On the other hand, many a knowledgeable National Leaguer ts repeating warnmgs made durmg sprmg trammg th at the Pirates JUSt wouldn 't be the same without Clemente They certainly didn't look the same Monday mght when Ron Fairly's 10\h-Innmg homer hft ed the Montreal Expos to a 3-2 VIctory and dealt the Pll'ates thetr stxth straight loss Manny Sanguillen and Milt May, key men m the changes made by Manage r Bill V1rdon to com- L RIOT MULTI COLOR STRIPES Then came Fairly's horner and another loss for the Pirates Ex-san Franctsco farmhand TUPPERS PLAINS - The Mike Corkins pitched a SIX- Eastern Eag les Mond•y hitter to wm hiS thtrd game for destroyed the v1s1tmg Hannan the Padres Rookie Johnny Trace team 16-4m v.hat Coach Grubb smgled 10 the tie- La rry Hemes scud ' Was our breakmg run and Clarence best offens1ve performan ce Gaston hit a two.run triple fhe bats we1 e really condurmg a f1 ve-1 un San Diego nectmg, and the hattmg was put seventh which dealt Tom Bradley the loss Bobby Bonds homered for the Giants Mike Lum's three-run double climaxed a ftvc-run seventh mmng rally a nd h e also homered m Atlanta's trmmph over Houst on Carl Morton went c1ght 1tu11ngs for his third wLn with Danny Frisella pit chmg the mnth for the Braves Tom Gnfftn was the loser • M1ke Schmidt drove m three rlllls w1th three hits for the Phiiiics who sank the Cardinals With a Six-r un fourth mrung outburst which handed CINCINNATI (UPI ) - Pete Regg1e Cleveland h1s fourth Rose says 'off da ys ge t me •ll defeat Ken Brett allowed Six loused up " So he spent hits , struck out three and Monday takmg: some extra batwalked one m seven ummgs m tmg practice evenmg hts re cord at 1-1 for th e The Cincmnat1 Reds outfieldPhiihes er has hit over 300 for the past c1ght seaso ns so who's to argue wtth lum j'l got seven h1ts m those last two games we played the PhliWuDDLEPORT - A perfect tv. o base htt th&,b Chaney made two err or s hes m Philadelphia last week," defensive game here Monda y Athens 111 a b1g second tnmng agamst I ogan Fndi!J af said Rose "Then we had the by the Athens Bulldogs enabled baited arouod gettmg on ly t"o tet noon In con ectwn to that orr -day before we opened the them to chnch the SEOAL hits bul also had two walks 1 epotl Chan l:y d1d not m.1ke sertcs agamst Houston last Fnday " pennant outn ght , d own1n g and got to ba se on the two the mhcld C ll ors Dw mg th at three game seMc1gs err01 s The1r In SUI ance Me•gs 4-1 Me1gs has lost the servH::es of It seems to be the fate of !he run cam e 10 the f1fth mnmg on sc m or pitcher Ch uck Faulk fnr rtes wtth the Astros Pete had Mara ud ers to outh1t th e1r a fl c lde1's chmcc and a h1t the rest of t he year Faulk only two hits In 11 trips to the opponent.:; yet l11se Me1gs had Han dl ey, Inbody, La1ry broke Ins f oot wh1le play mg SIX hits to the fiv e by Athens Chonko, Dally, and cakhcr basketball over the weekend The Bulldogs' Steve Inbody, Champlin sh;.u ed hltttn g whach he~ s s1 de h ne d Ius the prem1er p1tch er of lhe honors d iamond career SEO STA NDINGS M eigs, wh1at1 has had vet y league, struck out seven and Team W l POP walked on ly one but he ga ve htile battmg prac tice also hit l hts evenmg W<~ham~l w11J Athens 7 0 61 7 Ironton 6 1 66 10 stx ve ry long dnves to the Up SIX hils pia} al Mc1gs Waver ly 5 2 J2 31 T\\o o of th ese went to semor outfield Ch,mey d1d the Athens OJO 100 0--4 5 0 Ga ll 1polts 3 4 36 41 hw hng, f an mng 4 and 1ssumg Me1gs 3 4 17 41 thJrd baseman I ou McKmne; 000 010 0- 1 6 2 Loga n Ja c k son 3 4 IS 41 ftve bases on balls In a The other sm gles were h1l to Inbody and Champlin AAe1gs 0 6 7 26 B11l Chaney, M1ck Ash, Dave prevwus artt cle 1t was stated ICh•ncy ILP I and Ash Well ston 0 6 4 43 TOTALS 27 27 2•10 240 Wolfe, and Floyd Burney fh e Saturday s Result Marauders scored the1r run m W.werly B logan 5 the fifth mmng when Ash Monday s Result At hens 4 M etgs 1 smgled to ce nterfield and MATCHING WASH CLOTHS 29~ Prices Quality Service Guarantees BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR NEXT TIRE PURCHASE. 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MlDDLEPORT,O SEO standings Meigs golfers ' finished last SH COMPARE • • • • seventh H11•tston, 7·1 l..eague actton DesLgnated hitter Orlando Cepeda smgled home Mario Guerrero w1Ul one out m the lith mning to giVe the Red Sox their tnumph over the Orioles John Lowenstein scored the first run of the game In the sixth mnmg and doubled home the dectstve run m the sixth 111 leading the Indians over the Brewers Joe Coleman pitched u.e Tigers to vactory over the Yankees, sl<lppmg New York on Six. hits for hl!l seventh VICtory In nane dectsions Detroit collected 12 hits off three pit cher.s, with Fntz Peterson bemg tagged With his fifth loss Toby Harrah's first homer of the season wtth two out. m the last of the nmth enabled Texas to defeat Minnesota m the fifst game but the Twms won the rughtcap m the 11th on a homer by Bobby Darwm Reds open horne stand against LA Marauders lose 4 to 1 And II perfect - you would pay twice as much Thick , th1rstv Size 20x40 towels lor hot weather use raismg his record to 7-2 The rwt came on a solo homer by Dick Allen m the only Ch1cago Eagles defeat HT 16-4 pensate for th e loss or Clemente, each had three hits But th e big hit was lackmg and rehever 1om Wal ker won his second game for Montreal w1th two ummgs or shutout p1tchmg San D1ego defeated San FranciSco, 7-1. Atlanta beat Houston, 7-1, and Philadelphia topped St Louis, 10-5 m other NL games New York and Chicago were postponed because of cold weather and the other teams weren't scheduled American League 'scarPs were Cahforrua 3 Kansas Cit) 2, Cleveland 2 Milwaukee l, Detroit 8 New York 0, Boston 1 Baltimore o, Oakland 5 Chicago 1 and Mmnesota 6 Texas 4 after Texas won the first game 7-0 The Pirates led 2-ll after SIX InningS Wi t h the help Of Sangu11Ien 's fourth homer of the year but Bob Bailey doubled home a run for the ExPOS In the seventh and they tied the score m the eighth when Boots Day scored fr om tlurd on what should have been an mnmg-endmg double play Thursdays Game Wel lston at M e1gs crossed the plate on Chaney s T TO " He has to throw you a bad to h1t one off him," satd Jackson l don t thmk tt was that had a pllch I JUSt got lucky " Ray Fosse also tagged Wood for a bases..npty homer m the seventh as the A's provtded Holtzman with more firepower than he expected Holtzman, who lowered h1s earned run average to 1 2!;, struck out eight and walked only one m pttch doubleheader tben lost the mghtcap, 6-4 In 11 Innings Ph1ladelph1a trounced St 111u1s, 10-5, Montreal edged Pittsburgh , 3-2, m 10 1nnmgs San Diego topped San FranciSco, 7-t , and Atlanta beat New Haven Discount Tire , Phone 882-2817 Hours 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. 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On Friday MaJOr League Standm!Js Cleveland 15 18 455 By Un1fed Press Inter-national 14 17 <~52 Ba l hmore National league New Yor~ 14 17 452 East Wes t w 1 per g b w 1 pet g b Ch•cago 20 13 606 Chtcago 18 9 667 New York 17 14 5.18 2 20 13 606 h KansasC ly M on trea l 14 15 483 4 16 13 552 3 Ca liforn ia 18 15 5.1 5 3 Plft sburgh 12 15 4.14 5 Oaklan d Phtlad elphla 12 19 387 7 IJ 15 464 5"~ Mt nnesot.:~ Sf l:oUJS 8 23 258 11 11 18 379 B Texas West Monday s Games w 1 pet g b Ca hl orn 1a 3 Kan sas C1fy 2 10 San Fran c1sco 25 13 658 1nngs Houston 22 13 629 i 112 Cleveland 2 Mtlwaukcc 1 Cmctnnaft 19 l3 594 3 Dc tro1IB New Yor k 0 l osAngeles 19 15 559 4 Bos ton 1 Balf1morc 0 11 1nn Atlanta 13 19 406 9 Texas 7 Mtnneso la 6 1st Sa n D1ego 13 22 371 10112 M m neso ta 6 Texas 4 2nd Monday's Results Chtcago 5 Oak l and 1 New York at Chtcago ppd Today 's ProiJable P1tchers (All t 1mes EDT)) Phllade l phta 10 St Lou1s 5 M ontreal J Pittsburgh 2 10 tn n Ch tcago ( B.;~hn sen 5 2) .;~I Allan Ia 7 Houston I Oak l and (Blue 3 1) 9 p m San Otego 7 San Fran c1sco 1 Cl eve lcmd (Strom 1 3) at (only games sc heduled ) M k ( 8 11 3 3) 30 p m llwau ee e Today s Probable P1tcher s De tr od ( L ol1ch 2 4) a t New (A ll T1mes EOn York (Kline 2 4) 7 30 p m New Y ork ( Koos man S OJ at ~ Ball 1mor e (Palmer 3 2) al Ch Jcago( Hooton42l 2 30pm Bos ton (T1ant 4 3) 7 30 p m PhJiadelphta { Chnsten sor] 1 3) Mtnnesol a ( Blyl even 2 6) at at 51 Lou s ( W1se 3 2) l 30 Texas ( Hand 2 2) a 30 p m pm Ca llforn•a (R yan 4 3) at Atlanta (Gentry 4 2) at Kan sas C11y (Dal Canton 21) Hous ton ( Wilson J 3) 8 30 p m 8 30 p m M on trea l {Torrez 3 .1) at Wednesday's Games Pittsburg h ( Blass I 2) a p m Oak land at Callforn1a n 19 h t ) Los Angeles (Os teen 3 2) al Kansas Ctfy at Texa s n 1gh1 C1nc1nnat1 (Gullett J 2) 8 05 Ch1cagoa l M 1nneso l a n 1ghl pm Bos ton of Detr ott ntgh1 San Fran c tsco (8ryan l4 3) at Mdwaukeeal New Yor k mgh l San Otego ( K trby 1 5) 10 30 {on ly ga mes schedu led) pm Wednesday 's Games International league Sf lou ts at Ch cago Standmg s New York at M ontreal n1g ht By Umted Press International Ph•ladelphta at P1ttsburgh Amen can DIVISIOn ntght w 1 pet g b Los Angeles at C1nc•nna h n1ghf Roches ter 19 11 633 Atlan ta a t Houston n1ghl Pawtucket 13 11 542 J San Franc1so at San Ot ego Syracu se 13 15 464 5 mght Toledo 10 21 323 91h \ NatiOnal DIVISIOn Amencan league wlpctgb E~st 18 11 62L w pel g b Cha rl eston Penmsu la 19 12 613 Mil waukee 14 483 T1dewaler 17 14 5<18 2 483 B oS~an 'h R1c hm ond a 22 267 10112 De troll a Ma1or league leaders By Un1ted Press Interna tional Leadmg Batters Naf10nal League g ab r h pet 'v','sn Hou 35 12.-t 26 47 379 Sa nfo Cht 31111 19 41 369 Mota., LA 19 66 10 25 368 Md x SF 26 94 12 33 351 Mrg n C1n 30 95 20 <i13 347 Frly Mil 26 72 13 25 347 Ced eno Hou 35 140 22 47 3l6 Sngl n Ptil 28 125 11 42 336 Slrgl Pill 24 96 23 32 333 Gdson SF 27 a7 9 29 333 Amencan league g ab r h pet Kel l y Ch 16 62 15 27 435 Krkp frk KC 26 96 23 35 365 Holt M 1nn 22 70 7 24 343 Hrtn Del 19 73 11 25 34! F r han Del 27 110 11 36 327 0 Allen Cht 27 101 18 33 327 Blmb erg NY 21 60 8 1? 317 Jn sn Tex 29115 9 36 313 Mun son NY 30 109 l <J 34 3 12 Ber ry Cal 24 74 12 23 311 Home Runs National League Aaron Atl and Star gell PIt 10 Bench Ctn Bonds and M cCovey SF 9 Amencan League Mayberry KC and M ay M1 l 9 Tenace Oak 8 len player s t1ed Wtlh 6 Runs Batted In Nat•onalleague Bench Ctn, Wa l son Hou and Fergu son LA 27 Bond s SF 26 Ol •ver PJit 25 Amel"lcan Lea'gue M ayberry KC 33 Ja ckson Dak 26 Mell on Cht 24 Mur cer NY 22 Tenace Oak 21 MCIJ.::S Htgh School's golf team fm1shed l.1st Saturday m th e Gla ss AAA sec twnal tom name1•t at the Chiihcothe Country Club Eight teams p<:~rh c 1pated Takm g fir s t pla ce wa s Chtllacothe Porl'im outh was seco nd , Lan c <Jster Uurd , Mat 1etta foul th , Jackson f1fth , L(Jg tJn s11dh and Athens seventh Mcdc~l1 st wa s Chu c k Nutestonc of Chillico the who VALUES shot a 76 Me1gs pla yers f1mshed m the f o !J o wm g orde r , Bru ce Blackstoo, 89, J D Story 97, Jeff W•rner, 98, •nd Jeff Ridgeway 105 The wmner and runn er up w1ll go to th e dJstJtct Th1s Week's Spectal 70 GREMLIN 2 DOOR S1x c yl 1nder, s t an dard tran s New ILres '1295 Karr & Van Zandt You'lll1ke Our Qual1tr, Way of Do1ng Bust ness ' Monday 's Results Char les ton 3 T1dewater 2 R1chmond 5 Pen msula 1 Pawtu cket 7 Rochester 0 Toledo 3 Syracuse 2 ~~.=EOVER GMAC FINANCING 992 5342 Pomeroy Open Evenmgs 'T1I8 oo TIIS PM Sat., ,0 Disco,er Amenca bestk s Poly-Mark IV s Poly-Mar . on Coopers stop and go goal LS to excel In City way The modern dn,lng and on the lr~~our perm itS the ttre -to shoulder co ond ,mmedlatety tre ad d and resp . to cling to th~ roa mmands Pply-Mark tV s to your dnvlnQ co ltrm to the road dges hOld you tread nb e t to AS LOW AS ~6 whLie reach ing au rab more pavement E78 14 gRea t t raetLan aCtion' Poly~,w ·oo blae''"" 23"' $ " Plu s 11'2 F E T () cooper GET YOUR PARTS AND WHITEWALLS AVAILABLE TIRES SUPPLIES HERE Po•nt s, Plugs , Con .... den s ers , E)Chaust Systems etc Well known brands low pnces Moore's American Meigs Auto Parts 113 W. Second 992 -77 11 . Pomeroy Home & Auto Supply PH. 992·2848 124 W. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. �4 _ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomroy. o.. May 1$,.1973 Layette shower given recently Beauticians study styling Several local beauticians RUTLAND - Mrs. Merle Davis of Rutland entertained rece ntly at her home with a layette shower honoring Mrs. Joseph Schuler, Jr., Cheshire . Gifts were placed in a white bassi ne t. Games were played with Mrs . Dale S!Jlnsbury winning the door prize. Cake, ice cream, sandwiches, coffee and Kool-Aid were served. Attending the party were Mrs. Charles F oley, Mrs . Joseph Schuler, Sr ., Mrs. Gera ld Eblin and Kimberley. Mrs . Dale Stansbury, Mrs. Danny Tillis, Mrs. Harold Wolfe and Beth Ann, Mrs. ·Lee Woods, Mrs . Fern Stansbury, Mrs . Harold Oxley, Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Mrs, Bruce · Davis and sons, Mrs. James Quillen, Mrs. Lillie Robinson, Mrs. Jerry Stansbury and children, Mrs. William Dean, Mrs. Paul Taylor, Mrs. Marion McClure, Mrs. Bob Eads , Mrs. Pauline Tillis, Mrs . Marie Birchfield and Kim. Others presenting . gifts to Mrs. Schuler were Mrs . Fred George, Mrs. Eileen Hawkins, Henson Cleland, Mrs. Sylvia Byers, Mrs. Pearl Little, Mrs. Myrtie Birchfield, Mrs. Judy Miller, Mrs. Eugene Fink, Kearney Rathburn , Mrs. kyle Herdman , Mrs . K e nnet~. Michaels , Mrs. Garnet Williamson, Edna Mae Swick, an d Mrs. Herschel Gilkey . were in C<llumbus over the weekend to attend the Kollege of Beauty Knowledge. Included in llie group were Mrs. Elizabelli Vaughan, Mrs. Connie Bailey and Mrs. Shirley Bawngardner o! the Fashion Beauty Shop; Bill Warner o! Warner's Beauty Shop; and Mrs. Kathryn Oliver of the Glamor Beauty Salon. Specialists in the field o( styling demonstrated new ; tyles - this year including ·the ihort, carefree and blown~ry, " well as the layered look ·anging !rom very short in llie orown to long lengllis at llie 1eck, permed and rolled into a loll brush-<>ut style. The beauticians were told that teased styles and lliat ·'just fixed" look are out. Hair is now cushioned and brushed into place with soft wash-and-,. wear styles becoming popular. The beauty seminar also featured along with artistry of style, a ,study of their chemistry . New products and ·new procedures were introduced . In repor.ting activities at the Kollege of Beauty Knowledge, Mrs. Bumgardner expressed the opinion that proper treatment of the hair is as I if THESE THREE YOUNG PEOPLE took rll"llt place honors in their grade on the school and county level in the annual poster contest ol the Meigs County Soil and Water Conserva ti on District. Each won a $5 prize for the best poster in their grade level in their respective sc hool and $!0for best on the county level. They a·re, I tor, Angela Kennedy, Rutland fourth grader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keilli Kennedy, Rutland; Brian Johnson, Portland 5th grader, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson , Portland, and Dennis Grant, sixth grader at Salem Cen ter sChool, son of Mr . and Mrs. Bill Gran!, Langsville Route I. R lO • Church honors mothers Sunday Recognition of mothers and the baptism of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mayeq were features of the Sunday morning service at Trinity Chu1·ch . Mrs . Louis Reibel was presented a large plant since she was the oldest mother in a ttendance. Each mother received a potted petunia . These were distributed by the children of the choir. "S ar<::~h, the Courageous · . Mother" was the sermon topic of the Rev. W. H. Perrin. The junior c ~oir members under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Skinner sang ~~Mother's Prayer." Making up the choir were Barbara Whitlatch, Jon Perrin, Beth Te'aford, Lorra Wise cup; Nicky Riggs, Andrea Riggs, Fay Reibel , Kathy B'laettnar, Kitn Krautter., Shari Mitch, Lori Wood, Linda - Rose nbaum, Maria Legar , Beth Perrin, Bryon Teaford, Keith Krautter, Edd ie Holter, David Burt, and Harvey Whitlatch . I •• BOARD MEETING The executive board of the Women's Auxilia ry of Veterans Memorial Hospital met Monday afternoon with Miss Erma Smith. Attendi~g were Mrs. Freda Mossman, Mrs. Janice Daniels, Mrs . J essie White • Mrs . Louise Bearhs, and Mrs . Ethel Grueser. BLOOMING PLANTS Chee~ the Sic k AZALEAS From 16.00 MUMS From 14.00 To DUDLEY'S. 59 N. Setond St. Middleport , 0 . 1 Grande College graduates 175, including 45 from .Gallia · Cross of Racine ; Kathryn Ann Hill (cum laude) o! Racine ; Pauline Marie HHJ ·of Racine; Sandr• Lou Hill of RaCine; Carolyn Genevieve Manuel of Racine; Kim B. Neal of Middlepor t; Carol Ann Ohlinge1· (magna · cum laude ) of Pomeroy, and Deborah VCe ·Roush of Racine. =~~=:~~~8!::3::;:::::::~:-:::::::::~:::::::::::::::::;;::::::::::~~ Socia I :!I~ Calendadl l·l 1111 TUESDAY CHESTER LODGE DAV m, 39th anniversary party, 8 p.m., at Chester Lodge Hall. All charter members urged to attend . FRIENDLY CIRCLE, Trinity Church, 7:30p.m . at the church. Mrs. Kenneth Harris, program ·c hairwoman . A MEETING of a ll persons inter:ested in forming a Meigs High School Alumni Association will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. All interested grads invited. OHIO ETA PHI sorority picnic 7 p.m. at roadside park on left on U. S. Rt. 33. MAY MEETING, Women's Auxiliary, Veterans Memorial Hospital, 7:30 p.m., hospi!Jll cafe teria i Bernard Fultz, prOsecuting attorney, speaker. BOOK AND learning festival being held at Tuppers Plains E lementary School through May 15. Books and learning -PRINCESS A lovely bouquet of beautiful leather accessories just for you . Embroidered flowers enhance the supple beauty of Capri Cowhide. In fashion colors. " Tri·Part ite" French Purse .. . ......... $7.50 KEY GARD~ ... Case for Keys .... $3.50 Other matching pieces from $4.00 J.: .. . GOE·SSLER JEWELRY STORE I Court St. Sunday morning, Rev . Arnold, Gail Sims, !l former Rio Grande College · graduate and now pastor of the Friendship and Old town United Methodist Churches in the West Portsm outh area delivered the Baccalaureate sermon on the College Green. During , the Founder's · Day Memorial portion of the service, a member of th e Rio .Grande College Wind Symphony , Miss Brenda White, played iaps, and llie memorial prayer written by Dr. Francis W. Shane, President of the Board of Trustees, was read by Dr. Alphus R. Christensen) President o_f the college. Dr. Shane was unable to atlend the ceremonies due to ill health. RIO GRANDE - The 97th graduation exercises at Rio Grande College Sunday had 175 students receiving de gree s, including 11 from Meigs County. For Bache lor of Science degree, John Virgil Bogard, Jr. of Long Bottom; Dennis !hie Boothe of Pomeroy ; Robert Sidney Burdette '(cum laude ) of Pomeroy; Donna Marie I ' •.JOo0.1JO. ....... ...~.··-o:l'.-"'•'"" ;•_,.-·-··:-:-: ,,•:-:-:....... . h•, ;o;o.·;.o>~'>h·.·-·..--·.·... . .•:•.9 materials on display at the school and on booster meeting night, May 14. Proceeds fr om activ ity go to library fund. MOTHER - DAUGHTER banquet \ First Un ited Presbyterian Ch urch of Middleport, 6:30 p, m. ROCK SPRINGS Better Health Club, 1: 15 p.m. Thursday home of Mrs.. William Grueser. Prograrll by Mrs. Lewis Grueser, contest by Mrs. Clifford Leifheit. WEDNESDAY PAST PRESIDENTS, American Legion Auxiliary, 01'ew Webster PoSt 39, home of Mrs. Harry Davis, 7:30 p. rn . Mrs. Ray Fox will be cohostess t BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, 7:30 p. m., Pomeroy Masonic Temple. MIDDLEPORT Child Conservation League , 7:30 Thursday at the home of Mrs. Susie ·arueser . . Program by Mrs. ..)ane Hards on fl ower arranging and corsage ma kin g. Ins tall at ion of officers . RETURN Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 2 p.m. · Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Thereon Johnson . Program by Mr 0. Everett Hayes on Boston Heritage. Mrs. Dayton Parsons and Mrs. Clarence Struble assisting hostesses. REV IVAL , .Midway Community Chur ch, LangsvilleDexter Road, 7: 30 each evening. Rev. Norman Taylor, evangelist; Worley Haley, pastor. YOUNG Wive's Club Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., home of Ruth McGrath. THURSDAY CHURCH services at Long Bottom Un ited Methodist Ch ur ch Thursday through · Saturday at 8 p:m. nightly. The Commencement exercises Mr. Carson. began at 2: .10 p.m . Sunday with Herman L. koby, Vice a musical prelude by the president for Academic Affairs College Wind Symphony, and presented the candidates for the main address by Mr. aca demic degrees and the Gordon B. Carson, Executive degrees were ccmferred by Dr. Vice Pres ident of Albion Christensen. There were ten College, Albion, Mich iga n. Associate of Science degrees Mr . Car's on s poke on conferred, seven Bachelor of " Diagnosis and Treatment," Arls degrees 1 and 158 Bachelor and he told the graduating of Science degrees. class that today too many The ten Associate of Science people are diagnosing the ills of degrees were awarded to the the nation , but no one is Medi ca l Lab o r a tory prescribing any treatment. He . Technician s tudents who · suggested that before people completed the · two-year start saying what's wrong, prog ram . The first year .of they should know something study is com pleted at Rio about their subject and be able Grande College and their to off er solutions to the practical clinical' work is ac~ problems. complis hed in the Holzer ~"ollowing his address, he Medical Center Laboratory. was awarded an honorary This year's class was the . Doctor of Laws degree by Rio second group to graduate in the Grande College; ,Mr . John MLT program. _Sti ffl er,, Sr., of Jackson, A graduating senior, Brian chai rman of the executive Raines of Ha rrisburg, Pa ., was cornrni Lte~ Of the Rio Grande the featureQ sOloist, singing College Bo;:~rd of Trustees 11 Th is Land is Mine'' during the a ssisted with the hooding of Commencement program. Rev . Standley Brandum, pas tor . Public is invited. Evangelist to be announced. AFTERNOON Circle, ann ual lunch eon, 1 p.m . Heath Meth od ist Church. WILLING Workers Class, Enterp rise United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. -Thursday at the church. HARRISONVILLE Senior Citizens Thursday, 7 p.m. at Harrisonville School. Potluck dinner. Grate Family singers will entertain , also a fl ower dem onstration to be given. Public is invited . FRIDA Y RACINE Lodge 461 F &AM special mee ting Fl'iday, 7:30 p.m. Work in Master Mason Degree. All master masons invi ted. Refreshrne~ts . COMBINED MEETI NG, Pomeroy ~ Middleport Lions Club, and the Middleport -· Pomeroy Rotary Club, picnic Friday 6 p.m. a t the Flatwoods farm of Richa rd Chambers. FAMILY VISITED · Mrs. Paul Grueser, Mid- · dleport, returned Monday ' following a weekend visit in Wheeling, W. Va. with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. andl Mrs. Elmer · Johnson, Jr. and family , 2-HOUR. -·CLEANING VISIT IN GALION Mrs . Maxine Michael and Mr. and Mrs. RichaJd Stewart, Middleport, spent the weekend in Galion with Mrs. Michael's son and <la ughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. · Larry Michael. Mr. and Mrs. RiChard Stewart are planning to ll)OV:e- there in the near futu re. Pomeroy Phone 99'2-5428 ' TUPPERS PLAINS - The annual Olive-Orange High School alumni banquet and dance has been set for Saturday, June at llie Tuppers Plains Efementary School. Alumni are invited to attend and !Jlke a guest willi the dance following the dinner open to the public. Reservations are to be mailed by May 23 to llie alumni association secretary, Norma Jean Swartz, Route 1, Dunedin Ave., Marietta, Ohio 45750, phone 374-7104. Other officers are Fred Smith, president , and Margaret 'Follrod, treasurer. The dinner will be served at 7 willi the dance starting at 9. Honor classes wi11 include lliose of 1928, 1933, 1938, 1943, 1948 and 1953. a Mrs. Ohlinger is unit president Mrs. Coleen Wilson Ohlinger of Philo, fo rmerly of Middleport, was installed Friday night as president of Xi Theta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in ceremonies conducted at a mother- fatherdaughter banquet held in Zanesville. Mrs. Ohlinger at the Founder's Day observance held on April 20 was also selected "Girl of the Year" for the Chapter . While residing in Middleport, she was a member · of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter and is a past president and a paSt "Girl of the Year" of llie local group. In Zanesville to ·attend the Friday night banquet with their daughter were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wils on of Pomeroy, Route· 3. On Saturday ni ght, Mrs. Wilson accompanied her daughter to a mother - daughter tea held at the Nor th Paris Church of Christ. Mrs. Ohlinger was chainnan of .arrangements for the tea. On_ Sunday Mr.and Mrs. Terry Ohlinger and sons ca me to Pomeroy to visit relativ~ s but especially to attend the graduation . of Mrs. Philip Ohlinger fr om Rio Grande College. SCHOOL SET The Riverview 1Community Bible School will be held fr om June 4 through June 15 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Riverv iew School. The theme of the school will be "We Look to Jesus". All children age four through high school are lnvited. · For ad~ ditional information call Mrs. Delores Frank at 985-3368. Mr. and Mrs . R. L. Golliardt of Columbus spent Mollier's Day weekend here with her mother, Mrs. W. A. Morgan . Mrs . Howard Nicholson, Athens. was the Mother's Day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and Jayne. ' Mr. and Mrs , Eugene Hester and children, Jill and Heidi, of . Ocala, Fla . are vacationing here with Mrs. Hester's parents. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Riggs , and other relatives. Mr . and Mrs . Patrick Lochary and Miss Helen Lochary spent the Mother's Day weekend in Dayton visiting Mrs. Elizabelli Chase. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner of Naples, Fla. are here for a visit with her parents, Mr . and Mrs . Dale Kesterson. The family will celebrate the 49th birthday of Mrs. Turner today. Before coming to Pomeroy they visited in Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kesterson and children . Kevin, four years old, is now confined to the Fort Hamilton Hospital there for treatment. The Rev . and Mrs. Robert Heganour of Berne, Ind. spent the weekend here. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Phil Meinhart. The Rev . Mr. Heganour is a former pastor of Trinity Church. He recently resigned his position with the Berne United Church of Christ and has accepted the position of Chaplain and administrator of the United Churc h of Christ Home near Canton. He will be moving there in about a month. Mrs. Mildred Weaver and Mrs. Oliver Landers of Co\umbus were Sunday visitors of .Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks. Mrs. Richard Weaver has re turned from a two week visit with her daughter, Sue, who is t :. · A S25 contribution to llie State Services lor the Blind in Columbue was made by the Middleport Ute~ Club at a . recent meeting held at the home of Mrs. Juanita Bachtel, outgoing president. The meeting marked llie coJfclu.Sion of sessions until !all. Gr6up singing of "America, •the Beautiful" opened the meeting willi Mrs. Emerson Jones presiding : The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. M. L. French and Mrs. • Nan Moore ·and Mrs. Robert Fisher were named to llie auditing committee. Mrs . Thereon Jo~nson reviewed 1 'The Crown of Mexico" by Joan Hastip, the story of Maximilian and his . wife, Charlotte, who came to Mexico from Austria to rule llie co untry. Members gave a favorite flower in respOnse to roll call. Mrs. M. L. Roller, a guest, assisted Mrs. Bachtel in serving miniature cupcakes, mints and nuts. . .. . .. ... . ' >'. .... . Drop In Soon Adolph's ·Dairy Valley: Bob KiesJing's Carpet Cleaning Service, Gallipolis, At the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge Ohio . · Phone 446-4408. We Feature Superiors USDA Choice Meats ,_ • Lean and Tender We Accept Federal Food Stamps t'HONr · q92-3480 ·;"We Reserve The MIDOltPO RT, 0 To !lm.it Quantities" PORK NECK BONES SWIFT'S PREMIUM Boston Butt • ALL MEAT Extra Lean_ BOLOGNA By The Piece lb. lb. Boys 1-4 '1.59 Girls 1·6x Eversweet BACON HAM SALAD lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM ALL MEAT Main at Sycamore POMEROY, OHIO 12 RC.COLA 89e. 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A eg~ la r Reta1l I 69e Vz gal ..' l your budget. policy. you, See the yellow pages under SEWING MACHINES. 5 Good through Crushed &· TidbitS • SCOT LAD ' · We have a credit pla n deSigned to fit . We also have a liberal trc!de-in For address of store nearest WIIH COUlON - oz. $}00 Hb: pkgs. pkg. /575 I Pomeroy dlf 18 MARGARINE Gal. 2 can Everyth ing Model 257 has. pl us: built-in blind he,m l sti tch, push -button re' verse and d ial stitc:h-1 I control. 992-2284 89¢ with this coupon POTATO CHIPS , Reg. '129.95 The Fabric Shop 6-2-73 PRINGLE$ WITH CARRYING ~emember! Slr!!W'* sewing machines start as low as 67.00! At MlrO V 011"' PARKAY • Three needle pooitions • Snap-on presoar !eat YOUR CHOICE! COUPON 48 oz. 85¢ 10' off sale 2 lb. bag Scot Pride . I 39¢ 1l OZ. · MIDDLEPORT, 0. • Exclusive ain!I!C* front drop-ln bobbin • Siraight and zig-zag stitches . 115 W. Second pak TIDE LOOK AT ALL THE GREAT FEATURES OFFERED BY EVERY FASHION MATE* ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHiNE: G rea t sewing with th is mach ine, offering additional feat ures like a bobbin winder sh ut -off, and one-way needle insertio n. The d eco ra tive Ki ngslon cabinet included. · · pak GIANT SIZE Ore Ida Hash Brown RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN jumbo rolls 8 IXPIIItESo 6 oz_ cans POTATOES ¢ 8 PAPER TOWELS Banquet ggc • I}~ ' ' MARDI GRAS FISH PORTIONS YACHT HATS GOB HATS -Sizes 3 to 6x 16 oz. bots. DIET-WAY SHORT SETS SUN DRESSES 79e lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PANT SUITS Reduced ~ off SLEEP WEAR Fresh Side BACON On Sing~* sewing machines SALE ENDS SATURDAY A.PPR OIIEO SINGER DEALER lb. Lean and Tender and Boneless lb. J Days To Save : PORK STEAK SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 • Sun. 10 ·to 10 Ladies' Spring 'A Trademark ol THE SINGER COMPANY • • '•! '.·' Sale! Now! CHILDREN'S SUMMER Fast Service? ~t) :.- employed in Jacksonville, Fla. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stansbury and Mrs. Vona McKnight of Rutland were Mrs. Mary Beard of Pomeroy; Mrs. Grace Caldwell of Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Knight of Massillon, and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gray of Blacklick. Like Quality, We take ' your order promptly .. , and cook food to your taste. Join us for great ' eating, modest prices. ,• Kiddies Summer Playwear " Reg. 1119.95 ROBINSON'S CLEANERS· t. 2nd Olive-Orange alumni event . is on June 2 Ji WITH CABINET (Upon Request) 11i.t essential to the total fashion look as is wearing apparel and makeup, Model257/708 . CARPETS CLEANED Professionally in your home business . Special or ma ch ines for cle aning furniture in your home. We go anywhere in Meigs CountY. Anti-resoil used in all work·. F r ee estima tes. Ca ll anytime. COOKOUT HELD Mrs. Carroll Teaford had a 1COokout Sunday in observance of the 50th birthday anniversa ry of her husband. ·The cookout was held in the pi cni ~ area at Ma rmet Locks, W. Va. A~tending Were Mr.· and Mrs. Robert Wines, Brett and Teresa, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill , Melinda, Monica of Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kearns and Sonia of Mason, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wamsley_of Darwin ; Mr . and Mrs. George Graffton of Rowena ; and Mr. and Mrs. J ames Northcraft of Romney, W. Va. ~l , Pomeroy . . . ~ Literary club i ,, il · Personal Notes . *donates $25 '·· I I I l I 1973 • .J • �4 _ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomroy. o.. May 1$,.1973 Layette shower given recently Beauticians study styling Several local beauticians RUTLAND - Mrs. Merle Davis of Rutland entertained rece ntly at her home with a layette shower honoring Mrs. Joseph Schuler, Jr., Cheshire . Gifts were placed in a white bassi ne t. Games were played with Mrs . Dale S!Jlnsbury winning the door prize. Cake, ice cream, sandwiches, coffee and Kool-Aid were served. Attending the party were Mrs. Charles F oley, Mrs . Joseph Schuler, Sr ., Mrs. Gera ld Eblin and Kimberley. Mrs . Dale Stansbury, Mrs. Danny Tillis, Mrs. Harold Wolfe and Beth Ann, Mrs. ·Lee Woods, Mrs . Fern Stansbury, Mrs . Harold Oxley, Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Mrs, Bruce · Davis and sons, Mrs. James Quillen, Mrs. Lillie Robinson, Mrs. Jerry Stansbury and children, Mrs. William Dean, Mrs. Paul Taylor, Mrs. Marion McClure, Mrs. Bob Eads , Mrs. Pauline Tillis, Mrs . Marie Birchfield and Kim. Others presenting . gifts to Mrs. Schuler were Mrs . Fred George, Mrs. Eileen Hawkins, Henson Cleland, Mrs. Sylvia Byers, Mrs. Pearl Little, Mrs. Myrtie Birchfield, Mrs. Judy Miller, Mrs. Eugene Fink, Kearney Rathburn , Mrs. kyle Herdman , Mrs . K e nnet~. Michaels , Mrs. Garnet Williamson, Edna Mae Swick, an d Mrs. Herschel Gilkey . were in C<llumbus over the weekend to attend the Kollege of Beauty Knowledge. Included in llie group were Mrs. Elizabelli Vaughan, Mrs. Connie Bailey and Mrs. Shirley Bawngardner o! the Fashion Beauty Shop; Bill Warner o! Warner's Beauty Shop; and Mrs. Kathryn Oliver of the Glamor Beauty Salon. Specialists in the field o( styling demonstrated new ; tyles - this year including ·the ihort, carefree and blown~ry, " well as the layered look ·anging !rom very short in llie orown to long lengllis at llie 1eck, permed and rolled into a loll brush-<>ut style. The beauticians were told that teased styles and lliat ·'just fixed" look are out. Hair is now cushioned and brushed into place with soft wash-and-,. wear styles becoming popular. The beauty seminar also featured along with artistry of style, a ,study of their chemistry . New products and ·new procedures were introduced . In repor.ting activities at the Kollege of Beauty Knowledge, Mrs. Bumgardner expressed the opinion that proper treatment of the hair is as I if THESE THREE YOUNG PEOPLE took rll"llt place honors in their grade on the school and county level in the annual poster contest ol the Meigs County Soil and Water Conserva ti on District. Each won a $5 prize for the best poster in their grade level in their respective sc hool and $!0for best on the county level. They a·re, I tor, Angela Kennedy, Rutland fourth grader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keilli Kennedy, Rutland; Brian Johnson, Portland 5th grader, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson , Portland, and Dennis Grant, sixth grader at Salem Cen ter sChool, son of Mr . and Mrs. Bill Gran!, Langsville Route I. R lO • Church honors mothers Sunday Recognition of mothers and the baptism of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mayeq were features of the Sunday morning service at Trinity Chu1·ch . Mrs . Louis Reibel was presented a large plant since she was the oldest mother in a ttendance. Each mother received a potted petunia . These were distributed by the children of the choir. "S ar<::~h, the Courageous · . Mother" was the sermon topic of the Rev. W. H. Perrin. The junior c ~oir members under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Skinner sang ~~Mother's Prayer." Making up the choir were Barbara Whitlatch, Jon Perrin, Beth Te'aford, Lorra Wise cup; Nicky Riggs, Andrea Riggs, Fay Reibel , Kathy B'laettnar, Kitn Krautter., Shari Mitch, Lori Wood, Linda - Rose nbaum, Maria Legar , Beth Perrin, Bryon Teaford, Keith Krautter, Edd ie Holter, David Burt, and Harvey Whitlatch . I •• BOARD MEETING The executive board of the Women's Auxilia ry of Veterans Memorial Hospital met Monday afternoon with Miss Erma Smith. Attendi~g were Mrs. Freda Mossman, Mrs. Janice Daniels, Mrs . J essie White • Mrs . Louise Bearhs, and Mrs . Ethel Grueser. BLOOMING PLANTS Chee~ the Sic k AZALEAS From 16.00 MUMS From 14.00 To DUDLEY'S. 59 N. Setond St. Middleport , 0 . 1 Grande College graduates 175, including 45 from .Gallia · Cross of Racine ; Kathryn Ann Hill (cum laude) o! Racine ; Pauline Marie HHJ ·of Racine; Sandr• Lou Hill of RaCine; Carolyn Genevieve Manuel of Racine; Kim B. Neal of Middlepor t; Carol Ann Ohlinge1· (magna · cum laude ) of Pomeroy, and Deborah VCe ·Roush of Racine. =~~=:~~~8!::3::;:::::::~:-:::::::::~:::::::::::::::::;;::::::::::~~ Socia I :!I~ Calendadl l·l 1111 TUESDAY CHESTER LODGE DAV m, 39th anniversary party, 8 p.m., at Chester Lodge Hall. All charter members urged to attend . FRIENDLY CIRCLE, Trinity Church, 7:30p.m . at the church. Mrs. Kenneth Harris, program ·c hairwoman . A MEETING of a ll persons inter:ested in forming a Meigs High School Alumni Association will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. All interested grads invited. OHIO ETA PHI sorority picnic 7 p.m. at roadside park on left on U. S. Rt. 33. MAY MEETING, Women's Auxiliary, Veterans Memorial Hospital, 7:30 p.m., hospi!Jll cafe teria i Bernard Fultz, prOsecuting attorney, speaker. BOOK AND learning festival being held at Tuppers Plains E lementary School through May 15. Books and learning -PRINCESS A lovely bouquet of beautiful leather accessories just for you . Embroidered flowers enhance the supple beauty of Capri Cowhide. In fashion colors. " Tri·Part ite" French Purse .. . ......... $7.50 KEY GARD~ ... Case for Keys .... $3.50 Other matching pieces from $4.00 J.: .. . GOE·SSLER JEWELRY STORE I Court St. Sunday morning, Rev . Arnold, Gail Sims, !l former Rio Grande College · graduate and now pastor of the Friendship and Old town United Methodist Churches in the West Portsm outh area delivered the Baccalaureate sermon on the College Green. During , the Founder's · Day Memorial portion of the service, a member of th e Rio .Grande College Wind Symphony , Miss Brenda White, played iaps, and llie memorial prayer written by Dr. Francis W. Shane, President of the Board of Trustees, was read by Dr. Alphus R. Christensen) President o_f the college. Dr. Shane was unable to atlend the ceremonies due to ill health. RIO GRANDE - The 97th graduation exercises at Rio Grande College Sunday had 175 students receiving de gree s, including 11 from Meigs County. For Bache lor of Science degree, John Virgil Bogard, Jr. of Long Bottom; Dennis !hie Boothe of Pomeroy ; Robert Sidney Burdette '(cum laude ) of Pomeroy; Donna Marie I ' •.JOo0.1JO. ....... ...~.··-o:l'.-"'•'"" ;•_,.-·-··:-:-: ,,•:-:-:....... . h•, ;o;o.·;.o>~'>h·.·-·..--·.·... . .•:•.9 materials on display at the school and on booster meeting night, May 14. Proceeds fr om activ ity go to library fund. MOTHER - DAUGHTER banquet \ First Un ited Presbyterian Ch urch of Middleport, 6:30 p, m. ROCK SPRINGS Better Health Club, 1: 15 p.m. Thursday home of Mrs.. William Grueser. Prograrll by Mrs. Lewis Grueser, contest by Mrs. Clifford Leifheit. WEDNESDAY PAST PRESIDENTS, American Legion Auxiliary, 01'ew Webster PoSt 39, home of Mrs. Harry Davis, 7:30 p. rn . Mrs. Ray Fox will be cohostess t BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, 7:30 p. m., Pomeroy Masonic Temple. MIDDLEPORT Child Conservation League , 7:30 Thursday at the home of Mrs. Susie ·arueser . . Program by Mrs. ..)ane Hards on fl ower arranging and corsage ma kin g. Ins tall at ion of officers . RETURN Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 2 p.m. · Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Thereon Johnson . Program by Mr 0. Everett Hayes on Boston Heritage. Mrs. Dayton Parsons and Mrs. Clarence Struble assisting hostesses. REV IVAL , .Midway Community Chur ch, LangsvilleDexter Road, 7: 30 each evening. Rev. Norman Taylor, evangelist; Worley Haley, pastor. YOUNG Wive's Club Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., home of Ruth McGrath. THURSDAY CHURCH services at Long Bottom Un ited Methodist Ch ur ch Thursday through · Saturday at 8 p:m. nightly. The Commencement exercises Mr. Carson. began at 2: .10 p.m . Sunday with Herman L. koby, Vice a musical prelude by the president for Academic Affairs College Wind Symphony, and presented the candidates for the main address by Mr. aca demic degrees and the Gordon B. Carson, Executive degrees were ccmferred by Dr. Vice Pres ident of Albion Christensen. There were ten College, Albion, Mich iga n. Associate of Science degrees Mr . Car's on s poke on conferred, seven Bachelor of " Diagnosis and Treatment," Arls degrees 1 and 158 Bachelor and he told the graduating of Science degrees. class that today too many The ten Associate of Science people are diagnosing the ills of degrees were awarded to the the nation , but no one is Medi ca l Lab o r a tory prescribing any treatment. He . Technician s tudents who · suggested that before people completed the · two-year start saying what's wrong, prog ram . The first year .of they should know something study is com pleted at Rio about their subject and be able Grande College and their to off er solutions to the practical clinical' work is ac~ problems. complis hed in the Holzer ~"ollowing his address, he Medical Center Laboratory. was awarded an honorary This year's class was the . Doctor of Laws degree by Rio second group to graduate in the Grande College; ,Mr . John MLT program. _Sti ffl er,, Sr., of Jackson, A graduating senior, Brian chai rman of the executive Raines of Ha rrisburg, Pa ., was cornrni Lte~ Of the Rio Grande the featureQ sOloist, singing College Bo;:~rd of Trustees 11 Th is Land is Mine'' during the a ssisted with the hooding of Commencement program. Rev . Standley Brandum, pas tor . Public is invited. Evangelist to be announced. AFTERNOON Circle, ann ual lunch eon, 1 p.m . Heath Meth od ist Church. WILLING Workers Class, Enterp rise United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. -Thursday at the church. HARRISONVILLE Senior Citizens Thursday, 7 p.m. at Harrisonville School. Potluck dinner. Grate Family singers will entertain , also a fl ower dem onstration to be given. Public is invited . FRIDA Y RACINE Lodge 461 F &AM special mee ting Fl'iday, 7:30 p.m. Work in Master Mason Degree. All master masons invi ted. Refreshrne~ts . COMBINED MEETI NG, Pomeroy ~ Middleport Lions Club, and the Middleport -· Pomeroy Rotary Club, picnic Friday 6 p.m. a t the Flatwoods farm of Richa rd Chambers. FAMILY VISITED · Mrs. Paul Grueser, Mid- · dleport, returned Monday ' following a weekend visit in Wheeling, W. Va. with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. andl Mrs. Elmer · Johnson, Jr. and family , 2-HOUR. -·CLEANING VISIT IN GALION Mrs . Maxine Michael and Mr. and Mrs. RichaJd Stewart, Middleport, spent the weekend in Galion with Mrs. Michael's son and <la ughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. · Larry Michael. Mr. and Mrs. RiChard Stewart are planning to ll)OV:e- there in the near futu re. Pomeroy Phone 99'2-5428 ' TUPPERS PLAINS - The annual Olive-Orange High School alumni banquet and dance has been set for Saturday, June at llie Tuppers Plains Efementary School. Alumni are invited to attend and !Jlke a guest willi the dance following the dinner open to the public. Reservations are to be mailed by May 23 to llie alumni association secretary, Norma Jean Swartz, Route 1, Dunedin Ave., Marietta, Ohio 45750, phone 374-7104. Other officers are Fred Smith, president , and Margaret 'Follrod, treasurer. The dinner will be served at 7 willi the dance starting at 9. Honor classes wi11 include lliose of 1928, 1933, 1938, 1943, 1948 and 1953. a Mrs. Ohlinger is unit president Mrs. Coleen Wilson Ohlinger of Philo, fo rmerly of Middleport, was installed Friday night as president of Xi Theta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in ceremonies conducted at a mother- fatherdaughter banquet held in Zanesville. Mrs. Ohlinger at the Founder's Day observance held on April 20 was also selected "Girl of the Year" for the Chapter . While residing in Middleport, she was a member · of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter and is a past president and a paSt "Girl of the Year" of llie local group. In Zanesville to ·attend the Friday night banquet with their daughter were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wils on of Pomeroy, Route· 3. On Saturday ni ght, Mrs. Wilson accompanied her daughter to a mother - daughter tea held at the Nor th Paris Church of Christ. Mrs. Ohlinger was chainnan of .arrangements for the tea. On_ Sunday Mr.and Mrs. Terry Ohlinger and sons ca me to Pomeroy to visit relativ~ s but especially to attend the graduation . of Mrs. Philip Ohlinger fr om Rio Grande College. SCHOOL SET The Riverview 1Community Bible School will be held fr om June 4 through June 15 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Riverv iew School. The theme of the school will be "We Look to Jesus". All children age four through high school are lnvited. · For ad~ ditional information call Mrs. Delores Frank at 985-3368. Mr. and Mrs . R. L. Golliardt of Columbus spent Mollier's Day weekend here with her mother, Mrs. W. A. Morgan . Mrs . Howard Nicholson, Athens. was the Mother's Day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and Jayne. ' Mr. and Mrs , Eugene Hester and children, Jill and Heidi, of . Ocala, Fla . are vacationing here with Mrs. Hester's parents. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Riggs , and other relatives. Mr . and Mrs . Patrick Lochary and Miss Helen Lochary spent the Mother's Day weekend in Dayton visiting Mrs. Elizabelli Chase. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner of Naples, Fla. are here for a visit with her parents, Mr . and Mrs . Dale Kesterson. The family will celebrate the 49th birthday of Mrs. Turner today. Before coming to Pomeroy they visited in Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kesterson and children . Kevin, four years old, is now confined to the Fort Hamilton Hospital there for treatment. The Rev . and Mrs. Robert Heganour of Berne, Ind. spent the weekend here. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Phil Meinhart. The Rev . Mr. Heganour is a former pastor of Trinity Church. He recently resigned his position with the Berne United Church of Christ and has accepted the position of Chaplain and administrator of the United Churc h of Christ Home near Canton. He will be moving there in about a month. Mrs. Mildred Weaver and Mrs. Oliver Landers of Co\umbus were Sunday visitors of .Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks. Mrs. Richard Weaver has re turned from a two week visit with her daughter, Sue, who is t :. · A S25 contribution to llie State Services lor the Blind in Columbue was made by the Middleport Ute~ Club at a . recent meeting held at the home of Mrs. Juanita Bachtel, outgoing president. The meeting marked llie coJfclu.Sion of sessions until !all. Gr6up singing of "America, •the Beautiful" opened the meeting willi Mrs. Emerson Jones presiding : The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. M. L. French and Mrs. • Nan Moore ·and Mrs. Robert Fisher were named to llie auditing committee. Mrs . Thereon Jo~nson reviewed 1 'The Crown of Mexico" by Joan Hastip, the story of Maximilian and his . wife, Charlotte, who came to Mexico from Austria to rule llie co untry. Members gave a favorite flower in respOnse to roll call. Mrs. M. L. Roller, a guest, assisted Mrs. Bachtel in serving miniature cupcakes, mints and nuts. . .. . .. ... . ' >'. .... . Drop In Soon Adolph's ·Dairy Valley: Bob KiesJing's Carpet Cleaning Service, Gallipolis, At the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge Ohio . · Phone 446-4408. We Feature Superiors USDA Choice Meats ,_ • Lean and Tender We Accept Federal Food Stamps t'HONr · q92-3480 ·;"We Reserve The MIDOltPO RT, 0 To !lm.it Quantities" PORK NECK BONES SWIFT'S PREMIUM Boston Butt • ALL MEAT Extra Lean_ BOLOGNA By The Piece lb. lb. Boys 1-4 '1.59 Girls 1·6x Eversweet BACON HAM SALAD lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM ALL MEAT Main at Sycamore POMEROY, OHIO 12 RC.COLA 89e. HOME MADE PORK OZ- PAK 16 oz. SAUSAGE WIENERS lOLA'S · · lb. pkg. 79e Diet Rite Cola or Dad's Root Beer DOUBLE COLA Sizes 3·6x Print a nd Solid Colors Gorton's Breaded '1.39 . '1 •3.49 FOR MOTHERS Carry-All Bassinet GIFT SETS l}5!ri ~~. $400 5 5 POT PIES Large Selection of Infants ON THE GO Queen of Scot 3 for ORANGE JUICE Rucky W;tlters, th e Coupo/i, King of Meigs County - Savel Sllve! COFFEE CREAMER . . . WITH $}00 JAR Good Model252/ ICE MILK VANILLA (flaincBarrel FABRIC SOFTENER 3 ICE CREAM . 11 39 • June 9, 19 73 MARK V STORE ( ) carton ·. Model177 6pak cartons I 69¢ I layer Cake Mixes ::·- 3 1A If 131h oz_ cans $1' 00 ! o•• :,' r;.· ~SCOCAN" LIMIT . 5·g¢.. t I !U II .10 ct. I I I cou ror< ••• cAr< ruacu•••o 79¢'·. cwr~ITius"PO.· Off"ER 5- 19 -73 IUDt:EMAIIL[ [IPIRES ONl¥ AT MARK . COFFEE I' . v . t AT_:.:;: MA:.:;_R:.;.: K__:.V_:S-'-' TO~R~ E --- 1 I, I 10 OZ. JAR ONLY $109 ,. . WITH COUPON I __o!!mu.!.oi!!'E!F!!I'L' ·!ff!! 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A eg~ la r Reta1l I 69e Vz gal ..' l your budget. policy. you, See the yellow pages under SEWING MACHINES. 5 Good through Crushed &· TidbitS • SCOT LAD ' · We have a credit pla n deSigned to fit . We also have a liberal trc!de-in For address of store nearest WIIH COUlON - oz. $}00 Hb: pkgs. pkg. /575 I Pomeroy dlf 18 MARGARINE Gal. 2 can Everyth ing Model 257 has. pl us: built-in blind he,m l sti tch, push -button re' verse and d ial stitc:h-1 I control. 992-2284 89¢ with this coupon POTATO CHIPS , Reg. '129.95 The Fabric Shop 6-2-73 PRINGLE$ WITH CARRYING ~emember! Slr!!W'* sewing machines start as low as 67.00! At MlrO V 011"' PARKAY • Three needle pooitions • Snap-on presoar !eat YOUR CHOICE! COUPON 48 oz. 85¢ 10' off sale 2 lb. bag Scot Pride . I 39¢ 1l OZ. · MIDDLEPORT, 0. • Exclusive ain!I!C* front drop-ln bobbin • Siraight and zig-zag stitches . 115 W. Second pak TIDE LOOK AT ALL THE GREAT FEATURES OFFERED BY EVERY FASHION MATE* ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHiNE: G rea t sewing with th is mach ine, offering additional feat ures like a bobbin winder sh ut -off, and one-way needle insertio n. The d eco ra tive Ki ngslon cabinet included. · · pak GIANT SIZE Ore Ida Hash Brown RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN jumbo rolls 8 IXPIIItESo 6 oz_ cans POTATOES ¢ 8 PAPER TOWELS Banquet ggc • I}~ ' ' MARDI GRAS FISH PORTIONS YACHT HATS GOB HATS -Sizes 3 to 6x 16 oz. bots. DIET-WAY SHORT SETS SUN DRESSES 79e lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PANT SUITS Reduced ~ off SLEEP WEAR Fresh Side BACON On Sing~* sewing machines SALE ENDS SATURDAY A.PPR OIIEO SINGER DEALER lb. Lean and Tender and Boneless lb. J Days To Save : PORK STEAK SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 • Sun. 10 ·to 10 Ladies' Spring 'A Trademark ol THE SINGER COMPANY • • '•! '.·' Sale! Now! CHILDREN'S SUMMER Fast Service? ~t) :.- employed in Jacksonville, Fla. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stansbury and Mrs. Vona McKnight of Rutland were Mrs. Mary Beard of Pomeroy; Mrs. Grace Caldwell of Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Knight of Massillon, and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gray of Blacklick. Like Quality, We take ' your order promptly .. , and cook food to your taste. Join us for great ' eating, modest prices. ,• Kiddies Summer Playwear " Reg. 1119.95 ROBINSON'S CLEANERS· t. 2nd Olive-Orange alumni event . is on June 2 Ji WITH CABINET (Upon Request) 11i.t essential to the total fashion look as is wearing apparel and makeup, Model257/708 . CARPETS CLEANED Professionally in your home business . Special or ma ch ines for cle aning furniture in your home. We go anywhere in Meigs CountY. Anti-resoil used in all work·. F r ee estima tes. Ca ll anytime. COOKOUT HELD Mrs. Carroll Teaford had a 1COokout Sunday in observance of the 50th birthday anniversa ry of her husband. ·The cookout was held in the pi cni ~ area at Ma rmet Locks, W. Va. A~tending Were Mr.· and Mrs. Robert Wines, Brett and Teresa, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill , Melinda, Monica of Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kearns and Sonia of Mason, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wamsley_of Darwin ; Mr . and Mrs. George Graffton of Rowena ; and Mr. and Mrs. J ames Northcraft of Romney, W. Va. ~l , Pomeroy . . . ~ Literary club i ,, il · Personal Notes . *donates $25 '·· I I I l I 1973 • .J • �• 1 I f • I • . 6- The Daily Sentlnl, Middleport.Pomeroy,O.,May t5, 1973 . Sentinel Classifieds Get Acti~n! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALin 1972 CHEVROLET S399l Caprice 4-door , new car title & balance of warranty , bfown vinyl roof. tinted glas!., factory air, front & rear guards, rad io & rear speaker, white-wall t ires . Nice and For Sale Lost For Sale IN VICINITY Of Harrisonville 2 NEW 2 piece N\odern Living Roo m Suite, with 90" 3 hounds, 1 female walker. cushion sofa, button tufted white w ith black markings. back and extra high back Mr . brown and black head. apChair; this week only, prox . 50 lbs .• I white male dog 5139. 95 ; Cash & Carry ; with black speck~ all over and Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. black patch over left eye, Main. PomerQy, phone 992approx . 70 lbs . Reward of 755< . fered . Call 775.5928. 5-I0-6tc 5·15·Jtc Help Wanted tH NEW 1973 Zig ·Zag sewing machines in original factory car ton . Zig . Zag to make buttonholes. sew on buttons, monograms and make fancy designs with just the twi st of a singfe-d !a l . Left in lay.away and never been used. Will sell for only 1:47 cash , or terms ava il able . Electro Hyg iene Co., Phone 991-7755. , 5·1Htc Business Service_s EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 Pomeroy Home & Auto 3.57 hour · . ====---------- \>ONDER COMES , ELVINEV·· I WONDER WHAT SHE WANTS TO BORRY THIS TIME: ' WOOD TRUSSES ...~ .... SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC.. I'M BeGI NN ING TO THINK MY DOG FOOD WoN; T~ EY SAV IT'S NUTR I TI ON~"I..Y DIET WAS A SOUND M ISTAKE HOGG & ZUSPAN POLICEWOMAN TRASK, YOU'VE ~EN INSISTING I TREAT 'lOU LIKE THAT'S NOT 1T. IT'S A MAN . JU ST THAT I H~VE THI S TREME,•WOuS URGS TO CHANGE PUBLIC NOTICES 'IOU SAID 'IOU I WANT '«lU t:l WANTED 10 BE Gil/EN ~E 00 SG'oiElHING I w;II.U..D t-r:JR/MLLY MM.E OFFICER .O.S51GN 10 %! &LOTT'ER. SANt~A ONE CREAM, NO ~.ONE 81.ACK AND FNE JEW>' DOUGHNUTS, 10 GO!_,....~() MIGHT GET. MV M4J0 /1. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED I LUi£1'.€ El!£ • · R&.~ PRE·FABRICATED Pomeroy Motor Co. i ~D'IJOP 10 -~ j 1972 KAWASAKI 175. knobby From the laroest Truck or COOK. wa itress and carhop ; t ires . 21 " rim. excellent ;E~L~E~ C~T~R~O ~L~U~X~--v-a-c-uum Bulldoz.er Rad iator to the apply i n person, Craw's Steak cond ition, $495. Phone 992· 1910 DODGE PDLARA Sl69l cleaner. A -1 condition, uses On' Most American Cars ::,mallest Heater Core . 2360, 4-door, factory a ir , V-8 engine. automatic transm isSion, House. paper bags, has many at Buill to Your '•specsNathan Biggs S· lO.tfc power steering & ..Orakes. good whlte-wa II t ires. white - ·GUARANTEED5-10-5tp tachments . Also sham_pooer Delivered to Job Site 'Radiator Specialist finish, vinyl top, radio, clean inside. at1achment included. (On ly 4 , Phone 992-2094 DELIVERY DRIVER STARCRAFT New & Used available} at $47.70 cash or 1970 CHEVROLETHON !2495 Travel Trailers and Fold terms available . Electro 108" cab to axle, 350 cu . in. V-8. 15.000 lb. 2 speed R. Ax le, down campers ; 18ft. 5 i n. LP, Hygiene Co., Phone 992.7755. Open 8 Til5 so lid cab, good 825x20 t ires . This truck has always had · 1 $1899; 22 ft .. 7 in., SC. 5-lHtc •A> Monday thru Saturday good m ai nfenance. P~ . 992·217< Pomero, $3650; 20 ft. 7 l n. SC, $3275 ; 606 e. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . Starm aster Campers, 51350; TOMATOES, peppers, potted 1 Full or Part Time We sell serv ice and qual ity . flowers , .Py pot or bY the dozen. SOc. S2 flat on all Financing arranged. CAMP Specialist No experience necessary . CONLEY STARCRAFT pans ies. Hubbard 's Wheel POMEROY Mus I have car and be willing SALES. Rt. 62N of Pt. Greenhovse. 300 yards above · OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. to learn. ballpark in ~yracuse, Oh io. Pleasant , W . Va ., behind ~ed Alignment POMEROY, OHIO Carpet Inn . Phone 675-53S4. 5-15•tfc HOME & AUTO 24 Hour Mon. thru Fri. 5-I0-6tc -:::::-:::-:~--=----~--cL-----~----~------------------~ It Must 992-2094 420 JOHN Deere dozer and Call9-8, 446-0677 E1<> Righi Daily Service 606 E. Main Pomero_y extra parts. Phone Chester KUHL' S BARGAIN CENTER or we will MR . VANCE .985·<118. HAS NEW - NEW - NEW ROOFING and l;teatlng Repa ir; Make it Right. tloral or plaid . living room 5-15·3tc all types ; Special - Cleaning suites, $189.95 and up ; in and oiling of blower, complete MATURE responsible person to Herculon at Sl39.95 ; bedroom SMALL toy white poodles , and · check on furna ces ; phone B4Jbabysit in my home on S. quitting busi ness, will sell svltes. 1;109 ; 7 pc. chrome 2341 . Second in Middleport for 3 and be i nformed of th1e tunc reasonable. Phone 992-2649. ~URN_IIURE d inette ; step -end tables . 8-4:30 Daily, 8-12 sat. 5· 2-30tc John Tucker, Rt. 4 months old baby and 7 year l ions ·of you r government are coffee tables, 516 .95 set . Used 5-15-Jtc In the R. H. RawUiags Sons ol d boy . 5 days per week in Pomeroy, 0. em bod ie d in public notices . In a p p I i an c e s: automat i c -:--::::-:-:-:.-::---,.-,.- Stop In and See Our ' Building. clud i ng some weekends . 1tha t se lf -government charge s KE EP all dogs off Charles washers , dryer,s, · ranges , 4 YEAR OLD registered run - 992-2101 Ph. 992-3954 Middleport, o. al l citizens to be informed ; Floor Disp!ay. References requ ired . Job Wolfe Property, at Fairview, refrigerators ( 1 ice -maker) . ning quarter horse, sorre l th is newspaper urges every starts end of flhy. Send all day and all night. We have, as usual , an ex stallion, phone 992-7889 atter 5 . EXCAVAT ING, dozer, loader citizen to read and study these in qumes to Box 406 , 5·6-l21c DANNY ' S TV Service, Ma son, cellen t assortment of used p.m . ·notices. We str ongly advise and backhoe work ; sept ic Gallipolis, Oh io. W. Va . Phone 773-5976. ' those c it1~rls , seek in g further tanks i nstalled ; dump trucks turoituer - bedrooms. many --:-:~~::c-:-:-::c:-::cc--5--9-tfc · 5-10·5tc in format ion, to exerc ise their COSCOT SPEC IALS for May 4·27-tfc wardrobes. mvch misc. , even _. and to-boys for hire ; will haul ,right of access to public round OAK TABLES. Come 1972 350 YAMAHA Road bike in are Hair Kair Products in fill d irt , top soil , limestone ..,.ecords and publi c meeting.s. out Rt . 7 and see us any day good condition , less than 1,600 O' DELL WHEEL Alignment cluding other items. If you and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger have ever purchased Koscot AKC Toy Male Apr icot Poodle elecept MONDA Y (yes. we' re miles; call 742-3295 after 4 located at Crossroads, Rt . 124, Jeffer s, day phone 992-7089; complete fr ont end service, Kosmetics and are not being Sunday!) ''at caution p.m . open night phone 992· 3525 or 992· pup ; 12 weeks old; shots given s-9-6tc serviced, phone Helen Jane tune up ' and brake service .· tigh t" in Tuppers Plains ; PUBLIC NOTICE 5232. and wormed; ca ll 667-3915, balanced elecBrown, evenings also, 992Wh eels Glenn Da vis, Stoc kporl, Ohi ", pfl one 667·3B58. $85. 2·11 -tf c whose (!)(ac t address is 1968 HONOA 305 Super 5113. troni ca lly . Ait work 5·13-Stp .,----------------·_s._ 1J.6tc unknown ; Mrs . Stan ley James, exce llent conditi on,· phone 5-13-tfc guaranteed . Reasonable SEE US FOR : AwninQs, storm Hawk, ·~ Jr , whos e last known addres s is 949-5953 . ra tes. Phone 992-32-13 or 742;T:;H;;R ~ E ; o;:: E~N"o " 'r "' w "'e " ' g :; l : a cn : -; E ool.kh : :-o c -u -: n ds , BLACK 7,/a Tennessee Wa Iker doors and windows, carports, 4510 McKain Drive, Toledo, 3232. 5-9·6tC registered, $25 each; phone coiL l'h years old ; phone 992 108 marquees, aluminum si ding Ohio; Delbert Davis , whose last GARAGE Sate, Wedne sday, May 16th from 10 a.m . to 6 2-18-tfc 36<0. 99H232. known addres s is 1270 Camden E. MAIN . ._ __ . and railing. A. Jacob, sales U-;;P;;-H~O:;;L-;S::;T:;: ;; . E:;:R;:. :cy:co:cu~r-::: ow = n ~. f ur · p.m .; children's and adults' Avenue , S. W., Canton , Ohio, 5·13-6tc · 5-13-12tc representative. For 'free niture: Foam cush ions. any clothes, carseat, lamp s. READY -MIX CONCRETE 44 706; Earl Davis , who se ad POMEROY esti mates, ph one Charles p:c up"'p:;i"e's"'.-smaiiA~~L~L--::T:;-H::E:-p-rop_e_r-;-ty-:ct:cor-m-erl y size. Cotton , burlap, sw ivel dress is unknown ; Harry Davis, furniture, toy s, dishes,. Chuck "P"'oo""o"L~E"s".~Ac;K;:C;:c:delivered right to your Li sle, Syra cuse, V. V . bases, zipper , dacron, web· whose l ast known address is 201 LET US SELL YOUR Evans, Shirley Johnson and 3 miniature, black or white, owned by Pittsburgh Coal proiect. Fast and easy . Free Johnson and Son, Inc. Park Avenue, 77, West Canton , bing, welt. Pomer oy wormed , permanent shots, Company and now ca rried on es t i mates . Phone 992 -3284. ather fam ilies at the Johnson HOME FOR YOU! J.2.ffc Ohio ; Margur lt e Nice, whose Recovery , 622 E. Main St., $75; phone Coolville 667·6214. the County tax records of home, Rt . L Portland, Ohio. GOegle in Ready -M ix Co., last known address is P.O. Box phone 992 -755.4. M iddleport, Oh io. 5-13-3tc 5-6-12 tc .. Meigs County, Ohio, in the 122, Union F:ur nace , Oh 'o , Dora WILL trim or cut treeS, clean CHILDREN GROW 5·3·241p 6-30-tfc Stanley, address unknown ; name of Consolidation Coal out ba sements, attics. etc. HOUSES DON ' T. So here's a Mrs . John J. Di)( On . whose last -FREE to good homes,. 6 pupCompany , located in the CUSTOM - BUILD and paint roofs. Phone 949pickup place that' s idea I for a known address is P. 0 . Bo)( 8737, pies, mother was a Shepherd SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED following taxing districts : 3221. camper tops ; $215 and up; growing family. 4 large S. Charleston , w . Va .,· Mrs . 1.971 HOLLY Park , 12 x 60, like · Chester Twp. Collie. Phone 992-2496. REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· Eastern <-17-3otc phone 742-5387. Paul W. Hurd , whose last known new , ca rpeted , house fur . bedrqoms . Jlh baths . 4762, Gal li polis, John Russell, S-15 -6tc L.S.D .; Salisbury Twp. 5-13·3tp address i s 1919 Lorain Dr i ve . niture, air -conditioned , Beautif ul kitchen, d i ning 0-Nne~ and Operator . Pomeroy Village ; Salisbury OOZER and ba .;::k hoe work , Li ma , Ohio; L-o uise Luck.sy , washer and dryer , with 8 x 32 ba i'. loads of cabinets etc . 5·12-tfc Twp . - f>tigs L.S.D.; Sutton Long Bea ch , California, whose CHAIR bottoms re -woven , ponds and septic tanks, ditch porch and awning ; phone 1Materials , caning and rushing . Call 992Twp . Southern L .S.D. UPHOL ST ERY exac t address is unknown ; Carpeting, sun porch, ut11 1ty ing servi ce; top .soi l, fill dirt, 304-773-5474. nylon prints, cotton prir.ts, Luc ille Glasmire , whose last 6046. Sealed Qids for th~ purchase room , garage . Large limestone; B&K Excavating . 5·9-lOtc known addre ss is 185 Cleves vinyls , velvets of all kinds . C. BRADFORD, Auct ioneer 5-15-,6tp of all these properties (which Phone 992 -5367 Dick Karr, Jr. building 40x70 in the rear . 1 1/o~ Avenue , Clev es, Oh io ; Da isy Pom eroy .Recovery, 622 E. Complete Service shout d be grouped together 9-1-ffc Acres ground . $21 ,500.00. Roberts, whose address is GARAGE and yard sale, 769 CASH paid for all makes and Main St ., phone 992-7554. Ph one 949-3621 as a single bid and considered --,.-------unknown ; and Henry Werry, ILLHEALTH . models of mobile homes . 5-3-24tp Maple St., Middleport. Racine , Ohi o item) will · be received at the NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell ' s whose la st known addr~ss is forcing the sale ot this is Phone · a rea code 614-423·9531. Wednesday 16th and Thur sCri tt Bradford address listed below until 12 Pomeroy , Ohio , and whose Garage, near Crossroads on 4-13-tfc excellen t bu s iness. day 17th, hours 9 to 4 p.m. o'clock noon, June 1, 1973. 1973 STEREO 8 traok . A small 5-1-tfc e)(act addr ess is unknown, if St. Rt. 12.4 ; all mecha n ic work l iving and i f any of the above balance of $86.64 or pay $6.50 Estab lished for 5 years . 5-15-2tc 1971 12x60 Mobi le Home orl Further information may be i ncluding automatic tran sare de ce ased , then the i r per month . Phone 992-5331. ELNA and Wh it e Sewi ng obtained by contacting the Good int;ome. NO PHONE mis sio ns . Moflday thru 100x200 tot in Tuppers Plains, unknown heirs , devisee s. S L E E P I N G pro b I e.m ? 4-20-tfc Ma chines ... Servi ce on all Consolidation undersigned. CALLS PL EASE, come in Saturday, 8: 30 a :m. to 5 p . m . $6600. Phone 667 -3363 or see legatees , admin. iS 1rators, Restless? Get Snoozer mak es, Reasonable rates . Coal Company reserves the Ph o.ne 992·7121 or 992-6392. and let us discuss it. Dorset M iller. executor s, and assigns , and the night's MUST se ll 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag Th e Sewing Center, Mid Tablets for a safe right to reied any and all unknown heirs, devisees , 5-10-6tp 5-3·30tc PROVIDE y ·ou dlepor t, Ohio. sleep . Only 96c Nel son Drug . sewi ng mach1ne . This bids. E. H. Doughty, Con legatee s, adm i n l strators , THE FAMILY · 5·15-Hp machine darns, embroiders, executors, and assigns ot El solidation Coal Co., Cadiz, 11 -1 6-ltc EXCAVATING. Dozers, large we' ll provide everything else mer Dav is, deceased. Elizabeth ,. makes buttonho les, all Ohio 43907 . and small ; Backhoes and in the 5 bedroOm home. Fo lm er Davis , deceased and without attachments . Just HOU SE and Roof pa in ting : 5-13-1otc WORKING tam lly needs two or loaders on track and tk-es ; Mabe l Davidson Davis . Mother will love this modern d ial and sew. Pay balance of in ter ior and exteri or, fr ee three bedroom huuse in .Dump . truck s La -boy deceased , will take notice that $38.50 or pay S5 per month . , ' kitchen , di shwasher _and aiL est imates . Caii992-700a or 992Eastern School District; service. Seplic tanks in BEAUTIFUL Walnut StereoJoyce A . Davis, administratri)( 2460. Phone 992-5331 1 llh bath s, din ing room, anywhere ; dependable, stall ed . George (Bill) Pullins, radio tape combination, AMof the eState of Elmer Davis, 4·20-tfc 4-19-30fc utility R. Full basement. deceased , f i led her pet ition on references; phone 985·3549. phone 992-2478 or ' 992 -7402. FM rad io, a track tape deck . May J. 1973 in the Common Garage & othe r bu ilding s. 5·13 -61p Balance $114.56 or terms can 2·9-tfc Pleas Court , Probate Di\lis ion , HOOD' S AQUARTiJMS : fish be arranged . Call 992- 39~5 . S17,000.00 . Meigs County, Ohio , Case No. SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC HARRISON'S TV service and and supplies, new location, 5·13-6tc 2 MINUTES' WALK . 20,627 alleging that the personal SEWAGE SYSTEMS Ash Street. Middleport, near service calls. Phone 992-2522'. es ta'te of said decedent. Elm er to playground, swim m ing CLEANED, REPAIRED. park ; Phone 992-5443. OLD f-urniture, oak tables, HOME Grown Tomato plants 2·9-tf< Davis, is insufficient to pay his pool. shopping . 5 ni ce MILLER SA NITATiON , 1-7-tfc Wooden ice boxes, brass beds, for garden use ; large sturdy debts and charg es of ad bedrooms, Jlh baths, nice STEWART, OHIO. PH. 662· HOUSE in Long Bottom. Phone min isterinQ the estate ; that the di shes . or complete plants ; Improved Mexican , ·3035. . 985-3529. dining R., utility R., kitchen. said Elmer Dav is died seized in households ; Write M . D . Hei nz 1350 and Supersonic ; COAL, Limestone, Excelsior· HUMIDIFIERS tee sim pie of the following 10-4-tfc 6·11 -tlc 2 glassed por che s. Storm Miller, Rt. .4, Pomeroy, Oh io, Works, E. Main St .• Salt also hot peppers, mangoes described rea l estate : Pomeroy . Phone 992 -3691. · doors & windows . Garage . ll 992·6271. ca ~abbage plants. On Rt . and Hot Water Heaters ' Said real estate being situated SEWING MACHINES. Repair " PHONE " L. Parker' tor Cattl e 4-12. tf · s-13·ttc 124, 500 ft . above the State LOOK $12,600 .00. in the Township of Sal isbury, f'lumbing se r vice. all makes. 992-2264. A. l. Sire Service, Pomeroy Park in Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas County of Meigs and State of HENRY E. CLELANO, GROC·E-RY business for sate.' The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 9'/2.226<. :lectrical Work H!3yman . · r RACTOR hitch adaptor, from Ohio : BROKER Building for sale or lease. Authorized Singer Sales and 5·13·12tc PARCEL ONE : 2 pt. back tb 3 pt.; phone 742· 4-24-JJtc 992-2259 Phone 773~18 from a: 30 p .m : s. Service. We Sharpen Scissor Being an undivided on~ -th l rd 3182 . If no ansWer 992-2568 to 10 p.m . for appointment. interest in ' the follbwing 3-29.tfc Materials . 5·13-Stc iJPHOLST.ERY described rea l es tate : 3-20-tfc regularly $3.95 only $1'.95. Being in section 8, town 2, 39 ACRE far m;- 6 room house. Also remnant s. Pomeroy NANTEO -' OLD UPRIGHT range 13, b~ginn i ng at the barn · and outb uilding s,· 3 AUTOMOBILE insuran ce been PIANOS . Any condition . Pay Recovery , 622 E. Main St., northeast corner of the tract of cancelled? Lost your miles off Rt. 7 at Chester ; phone 992-7554. · $10 eaCh . First floor only. land owned by Robert Dyke and 992-2448 SPRIN<fSPECIAi.S operator 's li cense? Call 992· phone 965-4205. 30 feel from the cent er line of Writ e g iv ing d i rect ions . 5·3·24tp Pomeroy, 2966, 5-14-.:itc the Br ick paving on the Chester Pianos , P. 0 . Box 1aa. Sardis, Road·; thence nor th 8 deg . 45 · 6-15-ffc NEW FOAM to fill your old Oh.io 43946. 1 min . west on line with a large 35 ACRES , brick home, 7 T RY IT - You ' ll Lii<e 11. The cushions , standard s1ze suite, 5·13-6tp Hi ckory tree back of the En room s, bat~. full basement, Sew and Go Shop in Alfred . •• r .• uton 1 only $9 .95 . Pomeroy terpr ise School lot, a d is tan ce of :N~0::-.-:1 "' · C::-o_p_p_e_r .--=so:cc- , -r-a"' d,:-c. ators~ attached 2 car garage, 3 or 4 All polyester drastically Recovery , 622 E. Main St ., ' Set Up, i34.95 612 to th e school lot ; thence bedroom, walk -in 'closets re~uced. Marked at $2.15 and 28c; brass, 16c ; batteries. B5c phone 992 -7554. south Sdeg . 30m ln . west 202 feet (cedar · fined). kitchen has up. Open all day and weekday each ; clean dry roots , Gin· to the road ; !henc e along the 5·3-2<fp 7 ROOM frame hou se i n built-in oven and range top , evenings. Owner Mrs . E. T. road north 84 deg . 15 min . eas1 seng , $60 ; yellow root . $4 ; Harri sonvi ll e-; $~.000; phone 1 198 ; thence north 56 deg . east 64 Ga laway. lots of bronze glow birch mayapple, 45c per tb.; M. A. BEAUTIFUL selection of 304-755-2657 . feet ; then ce north ao deg . 50 I~ Carton ca b inets , ~a rpeled living 5-11-6fc Hall. Reedsville , Ohio, 378fl ower s, wreaths and baskets 5·2·12tc minutes east 236.5 feet ; thence ~---,--room, large fam ily room and 6249 . Set up, $54.95 for Memorial Day . OP,en along road soulh 78 deg . east 86 dining area ; stocked pond, NEW LISTING McDANIELS Custom Sl~uohter evenings until 8 p.m. Cliff's H ·tfc feet : then ce sou th 44 deg . 15 POMEROY free gas and plenty of water; House and Meat Cutting ; NICE MOBILE HOME - 3 3 BEDROOM ranch s tyle in Shoe Repair, M iddl eport. min . east 46.5 feet; thence north 9.;. _ Jack W. Cilrsey, Mgr. 9 miles N. of Pomeroy ; call 6 deg . east along the Chester State and Government in- USED Gravely mower; phone Pomeroy; w -to-w ca r peting , 2 bedrooms, r efr igerator , stove, 5-6. 12tc ~ Phone 992·2181 for appointment, 992-7384. Road a distance of 28 f eet to the spected ; phone 773 -5208. car _ garage attached, air 992-9972. nic e bath . 12x70 Schult With place ot beginn ing , contai n ing 5· 13-3tp 5·6·12tp . cond iti oned ; phone 992 -5593. 5·1J.6tp fuel oil furnace . Large kitchen 1,.55 acres . 5·_: 11 ·6tc TWO Excepting m inerals and right · and master bedroom . Asking _________________: story home , full 1969 FORD Torino GT con Comfort, KNAPP SHOES to min e same . $6,000.00. just 1h , forced basement, bath & vertible, automatic , 351 WANT land? 9B.61 acres with PARCEL TWO : Wear , Quality ,. Long WATER FRONT air furnace . la rg e lot, ele engine; priced to sell; phone BEAUTIFUL Country Home on stream and springs. sao an Be ing an u nd i vide~ three ; TWu .railer Jots tn Middleport; ~asqnable prices. Call 992· Tuppers Plains Water cellent locat.ion ; phone 992SY RACUSE 4 bedrooms. 2 992·3170 or 992·3205. fourths interest in the following acre . 81 woods, 7 field ar~d 10 5j24. . 1!2 duplex in Bradbury ; phone 7364. system ; 6 roonis and bath, described real estate : tu II basement and 2 baths, str ipped . Call 992-5095. 6 p.m . 992-5693. 5-13-3tc before 5-3-tfc Be1ng in Section B. Beginning built -in basement, beautiful 5·13- 3tp lots. All for only $10,500.00. 5-15-ltc 5-14·5tc ---,--------------on the west side of the Pomeroy kitchen, air rooms paneled ; '68 CAMARO, 327 m otor , good HOBSON and Chester road in Kerr 's Run condition ; phone 1-304-773· new furnace, new vinyl 3 AND ·4 ·RooM furnished and 3 BED ROOMS - Bath, lots of at the northeast corner of what siding, storm windows , storm unfurnished apartments. 5606. was formerly Dan Lewis ' lo t ; cupboards in the kitchen . 5· 11 ·6tp doors and shutters ; 12 miles then ce elo ng th ~ Wm . PAINTING interior and · exPhone 992-5434. Basement, ~ront and ba ck terior by the hour . Phone 992from Pomeroy ; will sell with Williamson lot ; th ence easterly <·12 -tfc 7579 or 992 -7426. porq,e s. Drilled well, and lot and garden or smal along the south side of ·a road to s;:--::c-:c::"-c:~--,--:---,-- 1972 GRAN TORINO, power 5-14-6tc TRAILER', 'Br'own's Trailer a poinl where said road in acreage; phone 949-5953. garage . Now only sa.ooo.oo. steering, power brakes, air tersec!s with said Pomeroy and 1 5-9-6tc BUSINESS BUILDING Park ; phone 992·3324. Conditlon ing , vinyl top. Phone _,~TER BEFORE Chest er r:oad ; then ce south 5-13-tfc 949-5081 anytime. 30 ROOM BRICK - Steam NEW cHc-o_m_e_s_o_n_y_o_u_r-lo=t"o~r~O urs . westerly along the west side of 5·10-6tc heat, bar with 1-2·3 I icenses . the said Pomeroy and Chester PRIVATE meeting room fo - - - - --,-Karr 's Barber NO MONEY DOWN for Road lo the place of beg inning TWO bedrooms , 2 baths , Parking lot. $32.500.00 the price Shop, 110 Lynn any organization ; phone 992 qualified buyer s using F.H. con ta ining 1.40 acres, more or beautiful built -in k itchen , 1972 CAMARO Z28, wheels , tape St., Pomeroy, J975. of a house. ~dm . loan. (Closing costs tess player ; call 992-3453. located in Pomeroy ; phone Ohio, has added 1 3-1 J.tfc MIDDLEPORT only . ) A variety of floor plans Excepting minerals and righ t 5·9-6tp . 4060 a ftef 5 p m .' 4.46 . 1279 .446 new service. We ' f inane lng 2 BEDROOMS to mine same. ' with var1ous Bath, 5' 13-6tc are ' now lifting Reference iS made to deeds MOB I Lt ' home space in programs ava i lable . We basement, front and ba ck Men's Toupees. re cord ed in Volume 17 1 page Syracuse: p hone 992-6329. specialize in workin~ with porches . All utilities. Asking We can fit you bedroom mobile home in TWO 405, Volume 186 page 361 ; and Air Conditioners 5-2-tfc . AE P Co. employees a tho ugh ·just $5500.00. · Volume 125 p""ge 462, Meigs with a full or a Middleport ; adults only ; Awnings we are available to all . Mei~s County Deed Records . ~rti•l hairpiece. . NEW HOME phone 992~5592 . j Development Co ., 150 Th e per sons fir s t above A LL-ELECTRIC , like ll~W , Underpinning 5·13· tic 3 BEDROOMS Nice kitchen roo ms with large bath, Second Ave., Middlep ort, descr i bed will take further ele ctric wall oven, tabl e top notice that they have been made Ohio . Phone 992-.5976 tor in - with stove and refr igerator . mobile home part ies defendanl lo said range . lar~e closet, located on HOUSES - 'one 2 bedroom and Complete Lots of c losets. 2 large lots. format ion. plus g,igantic one 4 bedroom ; phone 992-2780 service petit ion and they are required to E. MainS ., PomeroJ ; see to 5-6· Want only $16,000.00. 30fc · STOP in and let MICK show YOU what he can do for you. display of mobile homes or 992-3432. answer the same on or before appreciate ; phone allipolis . NEW LISTING the 21sf day of July, 1973. 5-13.tfc alWays available at ... 446-9539. • LOV E'L Y, 3 bedroom , 1 f loor 2 ACRES In Bedford Said persons will further take s. J1 -6tc plan , forced air fvrn ace. 110 lynn St. notice that the prayer of said Township near Burlingham, off .POMEROY hardwood floors , excel tent MILLER petit ion is that said real estate condition, on Chester Water Rt. 33 . A real byy at $1500.00. t::larbers Local 400 AF ~.· c 10 be sold in its ent irety , that the REAL ESTATE AUCTION NEW LISTING rights , interest and liens of all $ystem, 10 years old, on . 67 A. Saturday, May26, 1973 at2:00 P.M. MOBILE HOMES parties be determ ined , thqt lot, on State Highway . You eo ACRES- Some n ice laying 87 South Seco11d Avenue, Middlepol"t, Ohio there be another appra isa l purcha~e on farm horne land in Rutland Township. 7 can 1220 Washington Blvd . Appraisal- SlS,OOO.OO made in order that the ent ire with low down payment. TWO room house, bath, ba sement. BELPRE,O. 423 -7521 488 South Second Avenue, Middleport, Ohio interest of said real esta t e may T y, RIVERS REAL drilled well , and 2 barnS. Want be appra ised , and that tltle to Appraisal - $12,000.00 ' . CLARENCE BE L L, on ly $21 ,500.00. the above des cribed real estat e J80 South Third Avenue, Middleport, Ohio SALESMAN , 2<0 Fr ant , .be quieted as again st all par ties Appraisal - $5,000 .00 Marietta, phone office, 373 to thi s action . ' 5916, residence. 373-5935 or WE WORK FULL T·/ME IN ' Plase of sale: a7 S. ;'Second Ave ., M iddleport, Ohio. Open HLLING PROPERTY , Joyce A , Davis, 667 -3650. Adm i)( . of the estate Hou se1:00 P.M .- 2: 00P.M . May 26 , 1973on all properties. 5·6-12tc NOTHING ELSE . SO WE CAN of !=I mer Dr;tvis. Properties sold individually . Nominlmum bids, but sellers REALLY GIVE YOUR · decea sed. · reserve the right to reject bids. + ;lOT PROPERTY in Middleport PROPERTY LISTED WITH person~ Terms of sale : C;;~sh. 132x300 with 9 room h ouse , US ITS BE ST. TRY US FOR A J . B. O' Br!en , attorney garage apartment and extra CHANGE . for Pla intiff . l nquiries on property may be made to Hamlin C. King , ulldlng spaces; phone 992 · {5) B. IS. 22,2 9 t6J S , 12, 6t 7747 or 965-3605. Attorney-a t-Law , 21 Locust Street, Galllpolts, Ohio, HELEN L . TIEAF,ORD Ph one : 61.4,- 446-0655. ' 5·13-Jtc Hav~ · cool clean a tr Notice 9fl-332l ' ' tonight. To tal ven . Francis Biron & Michael Fry, YARD SALE. 692 Plum St reet, GoRDON B. TEAFORD a ACRES on State Route 1<3, I tilation . across from Middleport Co-Executors of the Estate of m i le South of Harri sonv n2-l615 ille ; swimmi ng pool, May 16, 17 Harrie Marie Smith, deceased. se\leral ht:ne sites ; water lap ASSOCIAT'ES and 18. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY OR paid ; call 992:3640. •NO SUNDAYS PL.EASE ACCIDENTS. 5-15·3t .. ' 5·13-12tc VA. clean . Reta il $4860. Priced to move. 'llCKET, ASK US ABOUT EXPERIENCED. Radlato · Service· rt> Uk£ A ROUI-JO · TRIP Notice MUUERN . SANITATION OFFICE SUPPLIES Your Right to Know f;j r [;j , MORE M IS!OP.ABLE THAN 'IOLJR &uMS? o:: MUCH >K:JR!O!! TH!O'f Musr SUPPORT OUt>BUMS- ~· 1/Je CA~ No... I'J.-WA'l's COAJT CI'Y ~OS! )t>u ANO Yo..£ MINI..i1eME~, CAP'TAI~ fN<'~. .::------ 1 v} : OJ · 0. ~ ·Real Estate· For Sale Pels For Sale YCCil IN LLCK ! :I G-OT ..JUST 'TH 1 ~lNG FERYA ! ~--~!!~~~ I WEFVSE 'TO TAKE< SL.EE:PlNG HERES1HE YO&, IT &EEMS SO QUIET NOW THAT 1HE PHONES HAVE 510PPED RINGING AND 1HE 'oOLUNTEER. V.ORKER6 ARE NO IONO.ER lliERE. MORNINe ThANI(& , <JANICE. OH, A ~ETTER FI?DM HAL MAlt.., Ml&;. IMIUI N&. WHAT A WINK"E. IVICEWAYlO &TART 1H.C DAY! PILLS! I!LL...I'LL LEAVE '70J ALONE NOW.IM SURE YOU'RE ' ANXIOU& 10 READ WHAT HE HA& 1t) MY ABOUT HI& NEW JOB --"'" AND1HINOO. 1HANK&.~_uANIE. I 'LLCAiCH UP W1114YOU LATER. f '. Mobile Homes For Sale DO - qour door ' lt's not ,;afe in oa1·t oftown ~his ~~~ ~---· 'w after dark' •.•:anted To Rent *'HEll" HEAnNG & .COOLING WantP.II To Buv c3:.. ---~ Furnace Controls ARNOLD BROTHERS ------------ SABRE TILLER 31fz HP · 129.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 49.95 Auto Sales THERE 'S l OTSA JN il. AI~D '3, ~ M ERICA, CHIEF· -tlt!D EV€R'f Otl f. 0! 'EM'5\'.i0l PR~LLM'S 1 "ff1 1<'( !;;. Ul"' 70 0 MUCH TiME -- • 1 HAl MC\k'tS 'fOU f\ ~UfOirjCi OTHER PRETl'f' tMPciRJAr1 COUtHRIE~ CHARAC IER.! " Real Estate For Sale ' . ~ KARR'S BARBER SHOP KeLI/ln.a~or AIR CONDITIONERS We talk to jou like . ~ . 6,000 to 24,000 BFU WMPO/i:S90 ON YOUR DIAL ---- __ ____...... Mason·' Furniture "-'"........,. ....,. .. ~'!:s~~:s~~ kegler H. Bib li cnl to fi . Direction Dame de -~----:::"'i ~~ Pari s" I 3. Days o f old t:I wds.J 15. Who !ty 16. Mca~cr Sf'i.l <>Hg lc E:1rtl1, popul<ll ' ,.; in<'(' . 184:1 ~&wrnJ1rn;::.=~== verh c nll · in g 9. H1lton's "We Not A lone" lO. S0JU icr s 14 . 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Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALin 1972 CHEVROLET S399l Caprice 4-door , new car title & balance of warranty , bfown vinyl roof. tinted glas!., factory air, front & rear guards, rad io & rear speaker, white-wall t ires . Nice and For Sale Lost For Sale IN VICINITY Of Harrisonville 2 NEW 2 piece N\odern Living Roo m Suite, with 90" 3 hounds, 1 female walker. cushion sofa, button tufted white w ith black markings. back and extra high back Mr . brown and black head. apChair; this week only, prox . 50 lbs .• I white male dog 5139. 95 ; Cash & Carry ; with black speck~ all over and Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. black patch over left eye, Main. PomerQy, phone 992approx . 70 lbs . Reward of 755< . fered . Call 775.5928. 5-I0-6tc 5·15·Jtc Help Wanted tH NEW 1973 Zig ·Zag sewing machines in original factory car ton . Zig . Zag to make buttonholes. sew on buttons, monograms and make fancy designs with just the twi st of a singfe-d !a l . Left in lay.away and never been used. Will sell for only 1:47 cash , or terms ava il able . Electro Hyg iene Co., Phone 991-7755. , 5·1Htc Business Service_s EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 Pomeroy Home & Auto 3.57 hour · . ====---------- \>ONDER COMES , ELVINEV·· I WONDER WHAT SHE WANTS TO BORRY THIS TIME: ' WOOD TRUSSES ...~ .... SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC.. I'M BeGI NN ING TO THINK MY DOG FOOD WoN; T~ EY SAV IT'S NUTR I TI ON~"I..Y DIET WAS A SOUND M ISTAKE HOGG & ZUSPAN POLICEWOMAN TRASK, YOU'VE ~EN INSISTING I TREAT 'lOU LIKE THAT'S NOT 1T. IT'S A MAN . JU ST THAT I H~VE THI S TREME,•WOuS URGS TO CHANGE PUBLIC NOTICES 'IOU SAID 'IOU I WANT '«lU t:l WANTED 10 BE Gil/EN ~E 00 SG'oiElHING I w;II.U..D t-r:JR/MLLY MM.E OFFICER .O.S51GN 10 %! &LOTT'ER. SANt~A ONE CREAM, NO ~.ONE 81.ACK AND FNE JEW>' DOUGHNUTS, 10 GO!_,....~() MIGHT GET. MV M4J0 /1. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED I LUi£1'.€ El!£ • · R&.~ PRE·FABRICATED Pomeroy Motor Co. i ~D'IJOP 10 -~ j 1972 KAWASAKI 175. knobby From the laroest Truck or COOK. wa itress and carhop ; t ires . 21 " rim. excellent ;E~L~E~ C~T~R~O ~L~U~X~--v-a-c-uum Bulldoz.er Rad iator to the apply i n person, Craw's Steak cond ition, $495. Phone 992· 1910 DODGE PDLARA Sl69l cleaner. A -1 condition, uses On' Most American Cars ::,mallest Heater Core . 2360, 4-door, factory a ir , V-8 engine. automatic transm isSion, House. paper bags, has many at Buill to Your '•specsNathan Biggs S· lO.tfc power steering & ..Orakes. good whlte-wa II t ires. white - ·GUARANTEED5-10-5tp tachments . Also sham_pooer Delivered to Job Site 'Radiator Specialist finish, vinyl top, radio, clean inside. at1achment included. (On ly 4 , Phone 992-2094 DELIVERY DRIVER STARCRAFT New & Used available} at $47.70 cash or 1970 CHEVROLETHON !2495 Travel Trailers and Fold terms available . Electro 108" cab to axle, 350 cu . in. V-8. 15.000 lb. 2 speed R. Ax le, down campers ; 18ft. 5 i n. LP, Hygiene Co., Phone 992.7755. Open 8 Til5 so lid cab, good 825x20 t ires . This truck has always had · 1 $1899; 22 ft .. 7 in., SC. 5-lHtc •A> Monday thru Saturday good m ai nfenance. P~ . 992·217< Pomero, $3650; 20 ft. 7 l n. SC, $3275 ; 606 e. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . Starm aster Campers, 51350; TOMATOES, peppers, potted 1 Full or Part Time We sell serv ice and qual ity . flowers , .Py pot or bY the dozen. SOc. S2 flat on all Financing arranged. CAMP Specialist No experience necessary . CONLEY STARCRAFT pans ies. Hubbard 's Wheel POMEROY Mus I have car and be willing SALES. Rt. 62N of Pt. Greenhovse. 300 yards above · OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. to learn. ballpark in ~yracuse, Oh io. Pleasant , W . Va ., behind ~ed Alignment POMEROY, OHIO Carpet Inn . Phone 675-53S4. 5-15•tfc HOME & AUTO 24 Hour Mon. thru Fri. 5-I0-6tc -:::::-:::-:~--=----~--cL-----~----~------------------~ It Must 992-2094 420 JOHN Deere dozer and Call9-8, 446-0677 E1<> Righi Daily Service 606 E. Main Pomero_y extra parts. Phone Chester KUHL' S BARGAIN CENTER or we will MR . VANCE .985·<118. HAS NEW - NEW - NEW ROOFING and l;teatlng Repa ir; Make it Right. tloral or plaid . living room 5-15·3tc all types ; Special - Cleaning suites, $189.95 and up ; in and oiling of blower, complete MATURE responsible person to Herculon at Sl39.95 ; bedroom SMALL toy white poodles , and · check on furna ces ; phone B4Jbabysit in my home on S. quitting busi ness, will sell svltes. 1;109 ; 7 pc. chrome 2341 . Second in Middleport for 3 and be i nformed of th1e tunc reasonable. Phone 992-2649. ~URN_IIURE d inette ; step -end tables . 8-4:30 Daily, 8-12 sat. 5· 2-30tc John Tucker, Rt. 4 months old baby and 7 year l ions ·of you r government are coffee tables, 516 .95 set . Used 5-15-Jtc In the R. H. RawUiags Sons ol d boy . 5 days per week in Pomeroy, 0. em bod ie d in public notices . In a p p I i an c e s: automat i c -:--::::-:-:-:.-::---,.-,.- Stop In and See Our ' Building. clud i ng some weekends . 1tha t se lf -government charge s KE EP all dogs off Charles washers , dryer,s, · ranges , 4 YEAR OLD registered run - 992-2101 Ph. 992-3954 Middleport, o. al l citizens to be informed ; Floor Disp!ay. References requ ired . Job Wolfe Property, at Fairview, refrigerators ( 1 ice -maker) . ning quarter horse, sorre l th is newspaper urges every starts end of flhy. Send all day and all night. We have, as usual , an ex stallion, phone 992-7889 atter 5 . EXCAVAT ING, dozer, loader citizen to read and study these in qumes to Box 406 , 5·6-l21c DANNY ' S TV Service, Ma son, cellen t assortment of used p.m . ·notices. We str ongly advise and backhoe work ; sept ic Gallipolis, Oh io. W. Va . Phone 773-5976. ' those c it1~rls , seek in g further tanks i nstalled ; dump trucks turoituer - bedrooms. many --:-:~~::c-:-:-::c:-::cc--5--9-tfc · 5-10·5tc in format ion, to exerc ise their COSCOT SPEC IALS for May 4·27-tfc wardrobes. mvch misc. , even _. and to-boys for hire ; will haul ,right of access to public round OAK TABLES. Come 1972 350 YAMAHA Road bike in are Hair Kair Products in fill d irt , top soil , limestone ..,.ecords and publi c meeting.s. out Rt . 7 and see us any day good condition , less than 1,600 O' DELL WHEEL Alignment cluding other items. If you and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger have ever purchased Koscot AKC Toy Male Apr icot Poodle elecept MONDA Y (yes. we' re miles; call 742-3295 after 4 located at Crossroads, Rt . 124, Jeffer s, day phone 992-7089; complete fr ont end service, Kosmetics and are not being Sunday!) ''at caution p.m . open night phone 992· 3525 or 992· pup ; 12 weeks old; shots given s-9-6tc serviced, phone Helen Jane tune up ' and brake service .· tigh t" in Tuppers Plains ; PUBLIC NOTICE 5232. and wormed; ca ll 667-3915, balanced elecBrown, evenings also, 992Wh eels Glenn Da vis, Stoc kporl, Ohi ", pfl one 667·3B58. $85. 2·11 -tf c whose (!)(ac t address is 1968 HONOA 305 Super 5113. troni ca lly . Ait work 5·13-Stp .,----------------·_s._ 1J.6tc unknown ; Mrs . Stan ley James, exce llent conditi on,· phone 5-13-tfc guaranteed . Reasonable SEE US FOR : AwninQs, storm Hawk, ·~ Jr , whos e last known addres s is 949-5953 . ra tes. Phone 992-32-13 or 742;T:;H;;R ~ E ; o;:: E~N"o " 'r "' w "'e " ' g :; l : a cn : -; E ool.kh : :-o c -u -: n ds , BLACK 7,/a Tennessee Wa Iker doors and windows, carports, 4510 McKain Drive, Toledo, 3232. 5-9·6tC registered, $25 each; phone coiL l'h years old ; phone 992 108 marquees, aluminum si ding Ohio; Delbert Davis , whose last GARAGE Sate, Wedne sday, May 16th from 10 a.m . to 6 2-18-tfc 36<0. 99H232. known addres s is 1270 Camden E. MAIN . ._ __ . and railing. A. Jacob, sales U-;;P;;-H~O:;;L-;S::;T:;: ;; . E:;:R;:. :cy:co:cu~r-::: ow = n ~. f ur · p.m .; children's and adults' Avenue , S. W., Canton , Ohio, 5·13-6tc · 5-13-12tc representative. For 'free niture: Foam cush ions. any clothes, carseat, lamp s. READY -MIX CONCRETE 44 706; Earl Davis , who se ad POMEROY esti mates, ph one Charles p:c up"'p:;i"e's"'.-smaiiA~~L~L--::T:;-H::E:-p-rop_e_r-;-ty-:ct:cor-m-erl y size. Cotton , burlap, sw ivel dress is unknown ; Harry Davis, furniture, toy s, dishes,. Chuck "P"'oo""o"L~E"s".~Ac;K;:C;:c:delivered right to your Li sle, Syra cuse, V. V . bases, zipper , dacron, web· whose l ast known address is 201 LET US SELL YOUR Evans, Shirley Johnson and 3 miniature, black or white, owned by Pittsburgh Coal proiect. Fast and easy . Free Johnson and Son, Inc. Park Avenue, 77, West Canton , bing, welt. Pomer oy wormed , permanent shots, Company and now ca rried on es t i mates . Phone 992 -3284. ather fam ilies at the Johnson HOME FOR YOU! J.2.ffc Ohio ; Margur lt e Nice, whose Recovery , 622 E. Main St., $75; phone Coolville 667·6214. the County tax records of home, Rt . L Portland, Ohio. GOegle in Ready -M ix Co., last known address is P.O. Box phone 992 -755.4. M iddleport, Oh io. 5-13-3tc 5-6-12 tc .. Meigs County, Ohio, in the 122, Union F:ur nace , Oh 'o , Dora WILL trim or cut treeS, clean CHILDREN GROW 5·3·241p 6-30-tfc Stanley, address unknown ; name of Consolidation Coal out ba sements, attics. etc. HOUSES DON ' T. So here's a Mrs . John J. Di)( On . whose last -FREE to good homes,. 6 pupCompany , located in the CUSTOM - BUILD and paint roofs. Phone 949pickup place that' s idea I for a known address is P. 0 . Bo)( 8737, pies, mother was a Shepherd SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED following taxing districts : 3221. camper tops ; $215 and up; growing family. 4 large S. Charleston , w . Va .,· Mrs . 1.971 HOLLY Park , 12 x 60, like · Chester Twp. Collie. Phone 992-2496. REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· Eastern <-17-3otc phone 742-5387. Paul W. Hurd , whose last known new , ca rpeted , house fur . bedrqoms . Jlh baths . 4762, Gal li polis, John Russell, S-15 -6tc L.S.D .; Salisbury Twp. 5-13·3tp address i s 1919 Lorain Dr i ve . niture, air -conditioned , Beautif ul kitchen, d i ning 0-Nne~ and Operator . Pomeroy Village ; Salisbury OOZER and ba .;::k hoe work , Li ma , Ohio; L-o uise Luck.sy , washer and dryer , with 8 x 32 ba i'. loads of cabinets etc . 5·12-tfc Twp . - f>tigs L.S.D.; Sutton Long Bea ch , California, whose CHAIR bottoms re -woven , ponds and septic tanks, ditch porch and awning ; phone 1Materials , caning and rushing . Call 992Twp . Southern L .S.D. UPHOL ST ERY exac t address is unknown ; Carpeting, sun porch, ut11 1ty ing servi ce; top .soi l, fill dirt, 304-773-5474. nylon prints, cotton prir.ts, Luc ille Glasmire , whose last 6046. Sealed Qids for th~ purchase room , garage . Large limestone; B&K Excavating . 5·9-lOtc known addre ss is 185 Cleves vinyls , velvets of all kinds . C. BRADFORD, Auct ioneer 5-15-,6tp of all these properties (which Phone 992 -5367 Dick Karr, Jr. building 40x70 in the rear . 1 1/o~ Avenue , Clev es, Oh io ; Da isy Pom eroy .Recovery, 622 E. Complete Service shout d be grouped together 9-1-ffc Acres ground . $21 ,500.00. Roberts, whose address is GARAGE and yard sale, 769 CASH paid for all makes and Main St ., phone 992-7554. Ph one 949-3621 as a single bid and considered --,.-------unknown ; and Henry Werry, ILLHEALTH . models of mobile homes . 5-3-24tp Maple St., Middleport. Racine , Ohi o item) will · be received at the NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell ' s whose la st known addr~ss is forcing the sale ot this is Phone · a rea code 614-423·9531. Wednesday 16th and Thur sCri tt Bradford address listed below until 12 Pomeroy , Ohio , and whose Garage, near Crossroads on 4-13-tfc excellen t bu s iness. day 17th, hours 9 to 4 p.m. o'clock noon, June 1, 1973. 1973 STEREO 8 traok . A small 5-1-tfc e)(act addr ess is unknown, if St. Rt. 12.4 ; all mecha n ic work l iving and i f any of the above balance of $86.64 or pay $6.50 Estab lished for 5 years . 5-15-2tc 1971 12x60 Mobi le Home orl Further information may be i ncluding automatic tran sare de ce ased , then the i r per month . Phone 992-5331. ELNA and Wh it e Sewi ng obtained by contacting the Good int;ome. NO PHONE mis sio ns . Moflday thru 100x200 tot in Tuppers Plains, unknown heirs , devisee s. S L E E P I N G pro b I e.m ? 4-20-tfc Ma chines ... Servi ce on all Consolidation undersigned. CALLS PL EASE, come in Saturday, 8: 30 a :m. to 5 p . m . $6600. Phone 667 -3363 or see legatees , admin. iS 1rators, Restless? Get Snoozer mak es, Reasonable rates . Coal Company reserves the Ph o.ne 992·7121 or 992-6392. and let us discuss it. Dorset M iller. executor s, and assigns , and the night's MUST se ll 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag Th e Sewing Center, Mid Tablets for a safe right to reied any and all unknown heirs, devisees , 5-10-6tp 5-3·30tc PROVIDE y ·ou dlepor t, Ohio. sleep . Only 96c Nel son Drug . sewi ng mach1ne . This bids. E. H. Doughty, Con legatee s, adm i n l strators , THE FAMILY · 5·15-Hp machine darns, embroiders, executors, and assigns ot El solidation Coal Co., Cadiz, 11 -1 6-ltc EXCAVATING. Dozers, large we' ll provide everything else mer Dav is, deceased. Elizabeth ,. makes buttonho les, all Ohio 43907 . and small ; Backhoes and in the 5 bedroOm home. Fo lm er Davis , deceased and without attachments . Just HOU SE and Roof pa in ting : 5-13-1otc WORKING tam lly needs two or loaders on track and tk-es ; Mabe l Davidson Davis . Mother will love this modern d ial and sew. Pay balance of in ter ior and exteri or, fr ee three bedroom huuse in .Dump . truck s La -boy deceased , will take notice that $38.50 or pay S5 per month . , ' kitchen , di shwasher _and aiL est imates . Caii992-700a or 992Eastern School District; service. Seplic tanks in BEAUTIFUL Walnut StereoJoyce A . Davis, administratri)( 2460. Phone 992-5331 1 llh bath s, din ing room, anywhere ; dependable, stall ed . George (Bill) Pullins, radio tape combination, AMof the eState of Elmer Davis, 4·20-tfc 4-19-30fc utility R. Full basement. deceased , f i led her pet ition on references; phone 985·3549. phone 992-2478 or ' 992 -7402. FM rad io, a track tape deck . May J. 1973 in the Common Garage & othe r bu ilding s. 5·13 -61p Balance $114.56 or terms can 2·9-tfc Pleas Court , Probate Di\lis ion , HOOD' S AQUARTiJMS : fish be arranged . Call 992- 39~5 . S17,000.00 . Meigs County, Ohio , Case No. SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC HARRISON'S TV service and and supplies, new location, 5·13-6tc 2 MINUTES' WALK . 20,627 alleging that the personal SEWAGE SYSTEMS Ash Street. Middleport, near service calls. Phone 992-2522'. es ta'te of said decedent. Elm er to playground, swim m ing CLEANED, REPAIRED. park ; Phone 992-5443. OLD f-urniture, oak tables, HOME Grown Tomato plants 2·9-tf< Davis, is insufficient to pay his pool. shopping . 5 ni ce MILLER SA NITATiON , 1-7-tfc Wooden ice boxes, brass beds, for garden use ; large sturdy debts and charg es of ad bedrooms, Jlh baths, nice STEWART, OHIO. PH. 662· HOUSE in Long Bottom. Phone min isterinQ the estate ; that the di shes . or complete plants ; Improved Mexican , ·3035. . 985-3529. dining R., utility R., kitchen. said Elmer Dav is died seized in households ; Write M . D . Hei nz 1350 and Supersonic ; COAL, Limestone, Excelsior· HUMIDIFIERS tee sim pie of the following 10-4-tfc 6·11 -tlc 2 glassed por che s. Storm Miller, Rt. .4, Pomeroy, Oh io, Works, E. Main St .• Salt also hot peppers, mangoes described rea l estate : Pomeroy . Phone 992 -3691. · doors & windows . Garage . ll 992·6271. ca ~abbage plants. On Rt . and Hot Water Heaters ' Said real estate being situated SEWING MACHINES. Repair " PHONE " L. Parker' tor Cattl e 4-12. tf · s-13·ttc 124, 500 ft . above the State LOOK $12,600 .00. in the Township of Sal isbury, f'lumbing se r vice. all makes. 992-2264. A. l. Sire Service, Pomeroy Park in Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas County of Meigs and State of HENRY E. CLELANO, GROC·E-RY business for sate.' The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 9'/2.226<. :lectrical Work H!3yman . · r RACTOR hitch adaptor, from Ohio : BROKER Building for sale or lease. Authorized Singer Sales and 5·13·12tc PARCEL ONE : 2 pt. back tb 3 pt.; phone 742· 4-24-JJtc 992-2259 Phone 773~18 from a: 30 p .m : s. Service. We Sharpen Scissor Being an undivided on~ -th l rd 3182 . If no ansWer 992-2568 to 10 p.m . for appointment. interest in ' the follbwing 3-29.tfc Materials . 5·13-Stc iJPHOLST.ERY described rea l es tate : 3-20-tfc regularly $3.95 only $1'.95. Being in section 8, town 2, 39 ACRE far m;- 6 room house. Also remnant s. Pomeroy NANTEO -' OLD UPRIGHT range 13, b~ginn i ng at the barn · and outb uilding s,· 3 AUTOMOBILE insuran ce been PIANOS . Any condition . Pay Recovery , 622 E. Main St., northeast corner of the tract of cancelled? Lost your miles off Rt. 7 at Chester ; phone 992-7554. · $10 eaCh . First floor only. land owned by Robert Dyke and 992-2448 SPRIN<fSPECIAi.S operator 's li cense? Call 992· phone 965-4205. 30 feel from the cent er line of Writ e g iv ing d i rect ions . 5·3·24tp Pomeroy, 2966, 5-14-.:itc the Br ick paving on the Chester Pianos , P. 0 . Box 1aa. Sardis, Road·; thence nor th 8 deg . 45 · 6-15-ffc NEW FOAM to fill your old Oh.io 43946. 1 min . west on line with a large 35 ACRES , brick home, 7 T RY IT - You ' ll Lii<e 11. The cushions , standard s1ze suite, 5·13-6tp Hi ckory tree back of the En room s, bat~. full basement, Sew and Go Shop in Alfred . •• r .• uton 1 only $9 .95 . Pomeroy terpr ise School lot, a d is tan ce of :N~0::-.-:1 "' · C::-o_p_p_e_r .--=so:cc- , -r-a"' d,:-c. ators~ attached 2 car garage, 3 or 4 All polyester drastically Recovery , 622 E. Main St ., ' Set Up, i34.95 612 to th e school lot ; thence bedroom, walk -in 'closets re~uced. Marked at $2.15 and 28c; brass, 16c ; batteries. B5c phone 992 -7554. south Sdeg . 30m ln . west 202 feet (cedar · fined). kitchen has up. Open all day and weekday each ; clean dry roots , Gin· to the road ; !henc e along the 5·3-2<fp 7 ROOM frame hou se i n built-in oven and range top , evenings. Owner Mrs . E. T. road north 84 deg . 15 min . eas1 seng , $60 ; yellow root . $4 ; Harri sonvi ll e-; $~.000; phone 1 198 ; thence north 56 deg . east 64 Ga laway. lots of bronze glow birch mayapple, 45c per tb.; M. A. BEAUTIFUL selection of 304-755-2657 . feet ; then ce north ao deg . 50 I~ Carton ca b inets , ~a rpeled living 5-11-6fc Hall. Reedsville , Ohio, 378fl ower s, wreaths and baskets 5·2·12tc minutes east 236.5 feet ; thence ~---,--room, large fam ily room and 6249 . Set up, $54.95 for Memorial Day . OP,en along road soulh 78 deg . east 86 dining area ; stocked pond, NEW LISTING McDANIELS Custom Sl~uohter evenings until 8 p.m. Cliff's H ·tfc feet : then ce sou th 44 deg . 15 POMEROY free gas and plenty of water; House and Meat Cutting ; NICE MOBILE HOME - 3 3 BEDROOM ranch s tyle in Shoe Repair, M iddl eport. min . east 46.5 feet; thence north 9.;. _ Jack W. Cilrsey, Mgr. 9 miles N. of Pomeroy ; call 6 deg . east along the Chester State and Government in- USED Gravely mower; phone Pomeroy; w -to-w ca r peting , 2 bedrooms, r efr igerator , stove, 5-6. 12tc ~ Phone 992·2181 for appointment, 992-7384. Road a distance of 28 f eet to the spected ; phone 773 -5208. car _ garage attached, air 992-9972. nic e bath . 12x70 Schult With place ot beginn ing , contai n ing 5· 13-3tp 5·6·12tp . cond iti oned ; phone 992 -5593. 5·1J.6tp fuel oil furnace . Large kitchen 1,.55 acres . 5·_: 11 ·6tc TWO Excepting m inerals and right · and master bedroom . Asking _________________: story home , full 1969 FORD Torino GT con Comfort, KNAPP SHOES to min e same . $6,000.00. just 1h , forced basement, bath & vertible, automatic , 351 WANT land? 9B.61 acres with PARCEL TWO : Wear , Quality ,. Long WATER FRONT air furnace . la rg e lot, ele engine; priced to sell; phone BEAUTIFUL Country Home on stream and springs. sao an Be ing an u nd i vide~ three ; TWu .railer Jots tn Middleport; ~asqnable prices. Call 992· Tuppers Plains Water cellent locat.ion ; phone 992SY RACUSE 4 bedrooms. 2 992·3170 or 992·3205. fourths interest in the following acre . 81 woods, 7 field ar~d 10 5j24. . 1!2 duplex in Bradbury ; phone 7364. system ; 6 roonis and bath, described real estate : tu II basement and 2 baths, str ipped . Call 992-5095. 6 p.m . 992-5693. 5-13-3tc before 5-3-tfc Be1ng in Section B. Beginning built -in basement, beautiful 5·13- 3tp lots. All for only $10,500.00. 5-15-ltc 5-14·5tc ---,--------------on the west side of the Pomeroy kitchen, air rooms paneled ; '68 CAMARO, 327 m otor , good HOBSON and Chester road in Kerr 's Run condition ; phone 1-304-773· new furnace, new vinyl 3 AND ·4 ·RooM furnished and 3 BED ROOMS - Bath, lots of at the northeast corner of what siding, storm windows , storm unfurnished apartments. 5606. was formerly Dan Lewis ' lo t ; cupboards in the kitchen . 5· 11 ·6tp doors and shutters ; 12 miles then ce elo ng th ~ Wm . PAINTING interior and · exPhone 992-5434. Basement, ~ront and ba ck terior by the hour . Phone 992from Pomeroy ; will sell with Williamson lot ; th ence easterly <·12 -tfc 7579 or 992 -7426. porq,e s. Drilled well, and lot and garden or smal along the south side of ·a road to s;:--::c-:c::"-c:~--,--:---,-- 1972 GRAN TORINO, power 5-14-6tc TRAILER', 'Br'own's Trailer a poinl where said road in acreage; phone 949-5953. garage . Now only sa.ooo.oo. steering, power brakes, air tersec!s with said Pomeroy and 1 5-9-6tc BUSINESS BUILDING Park ; phone 992·3324. Conditlon ing , vinyl top. Phone _,~TER BEFORE Chest er r:oad ; then ce south 5-13-tfc 949-5081 anytime. 30 ROOM BRICK - Steam NEW cHc-o_m_e_s_o_n_y_o_u_r-lo=t"o~r~O urs . westerly along the west side of 5·10-6tc heat, bar with 1-2·3 I icenses . the said Pomeroy and Chester PRIVATE meeting room fo - - - - --,-Karr 's Barber NO MONEY DOWN for Road lo the place of beg inning TWO bedrooms , 2 baths , Parking lot. $32.500.00 the price Shop, 110 Lynn any organization ; phone 992 qualified buyer s using F.H. con ta ining 1.40 acres, more or beautiful built -in k itchen , 1972 CAMARO Z28, wheels , tape St., Pomeroy, J975. of a house. ~dm . loan. (Closing costs tess player ; call 992-3453. located in Pomeroy ; phone Ohio, has added 1 3-1 J.tfc MIDDLEPORT only . ) A variety of floor plans Excepting minerals and righ t 5·9-6tp . 4060 a ftef 5 p m .' 4.46 . 1279 .446 new service. We ' f inane lng 2 BEDROOMS to mine same. ' with var1ous Bath, 5' 13-6tc are ' now lifting Reference iS made to deeds MOB I Lt ' home space in programs ava i lable . We basement, front and ba ck Men's Toupees. re cord ed in Volume 17 1 page Syracuse: p hone 992-6329. specialize in workin~ with porches . All utilities. Asking We can fit you bedroom mobile home in TWO 405, Volume 186 page 361 ; and Air Conditioners 5-2-tfc . AE P Co. employees a tho ugh ·just $5500.00. · Volume 125 p""ge 462, Meigs with a full or a Middleport ; adults only ; Awnings we are available to all . Mei~s County Deed Records . ~rti•l hairpiece. . NEW HOME phone 992~5592 . j Development Co ., 150 Th e per sons fir s t above A LL-ELECTRIC , like ll~W , Underpinning 5·13· tic 3 BEDROOMS Nice kitchen roo ms with large bath, Second Ave., Middlep ort, descr i bed will take further ele ctric wall oven, tabl e top notice that they have been made Ohio . Phone 992-.5976 tor in - with stove and refr igerator . mobile home part ies defendanl lo said range . lar~e closet, located on HOUSES - 'one 2 bedroom and Complete Lots of c losets. 2 large lots. format ion. plus g,igantic one 4 bedroom ; phone 992-2780 service petit ion and they are required to E. MainS ., PomeroJ ; see to 5-6· Want only $16,000.00. 30fc · STOP in and let MICK show YOU what he can do for you. display of mobile homes or 992-3432. answer the same on or before appreciate ; phone allipolis . NEW LISTING the 21sf day of July, 1973. 5-13.tfc alWays available at ... 446-9539. • LOV E'L Y, 3 bedroom , 1 f loor 2 ACRES In Bedford Said persons will further take s. J1 -6tc plan , forced air fvrn ace. 110 lynn St. notice that the prayer of said Township near Burlingham, off .POMEROY hardwood floors , excel tent MILLER petit ion is that said real estate condition, on Chester Water Rt. 33 . A real byy at $1500.00. t::larbers Local 400 AF ~.· c 10 be sold in its ent irety , that the REAL ESTATE AUCTION NEW LISTING rights , interest and liens of all $ystem, 10 years old, on . 67 A. Saturday, May26, 1973 at2:00 P.M. MOBILE HOMES parties be determ ined , thqt lot, on State Highway . You eo ACRES- Some n ice laying 87 South Seco11d Avenue, Middlepol"t, Ohio there be another appra isa l purcha~e on farm horne land in Rutland Township. 7 can 1220 Washington Blvd . Appraisal- SlS,OOO.OO made in order that the ent ire with low down payment. TWO room house, bath, ba sement. BELPRE,O. 423 -7521 488 South Second Avenue, Middleport, Ohio interest of said real esta t e may T y, RIVERS REAL drilled well , and 2 barnS. Want be appra ised , and that tltle to Appraisal - $12,000.00 ' . CLARENCE BE L L, on ly $21 ,500.00. the above des cribed real estat e J80 South Third Avenue, Middleport, Ohio SALESMAN , 2<0 Fr ant , .be quieted as again st all par ties Appraisal - $5,000 .00 Marietta, phone office, 373 to thi s action . ' 5916, residence. 373-5935 or WE WORK FULL T·/ME IN ' Plase of sale: a7 S. ;'Second Ave ., M iddleport, Ohio. Open HLLING PROPERTY , Joyce A , Davis, 667 -3650. Adm i)( . of the estate Hou se1:00 P.M .- 2: 00P.M . May 26 , 1973on all properties. 5·6-12tc NOTHING ELSE . SO WE CAN of !=I mer Dr;tvis. Properties sold individually . Nominlmum bids, but sellers REALLY GIVE YOUR · decea sed. · reserve the right to reject bids. + ;lOT PROPERTY in Middleport PROPERTY LISTED WITH person~ Terms of sale : C;;~sh. 132x300 with 9 room h ouse , US ITS BE ST. TRY US FOR A J . B. O' Br!en , attorney garage apartment and extra CHANGE . for Pla intiff . l nquiries on property may be made to Hamlin C. King , ulldlng spaces; phone 992 · {5) B. IS. 22,2 9 t6J S , 12, 6t 7747 or 965-3605. Attorney-a t-Law , 21 Locust Street, Galllpolts, Ohio, HELEN L . TIEAF,ORD Ph one : 61.4,- 446-0655. ' 5·13-Jtc Hav~ · cool clean a tr Notice 9fl-332l ' ' tonight. To tal ven . Francis Biron & Michael Fry, YARD SALE. 692 Plum St reet, GoRDON B. TEAFORD a ACRES on State Route 1<3, I tilation . across from Middleport Co-Executors of the Estate of m i le South of Harri sonv n2-l615 ille ; swimmi ng pool, May 16, 17 Harrie Marie Smith, deceased. se\leral ht:ne sites ; water lap ASSOCIAT'ES and 18. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY OR paid ; call 992:3640. •NO SUNDAYS PL.EASE ACCIDENTS. 5-15·3t .. ' 5·13-12tc VA. clean . Reta il $4860. Priced to move. 'llCKET, ASK US ABOUT EXPERIENCED. Radlato · Service· rt> Uk£ A ROUI-JO · TRIP Notice MUUERN . SANITATION OFFICE SUPPLIES Your Right to Know f;j r [;j , MORE M IS!OP.ABLE THAN 'IOLJR &uMS? o:: MUCH >K:JR!O!! 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I I ., ~ ~ • t �8-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 1~. 1973 repor~ on visitin~ the si~ below Middleport and felt lhat the dangers o[ Ure lagoon S;reets willl!e fixed (c, rued from page I ) subjet to referendum action, that ~ village can levy asses:; . ..~nts without voter approval. • Council recessed for 10 minutes, and returning to the council 'chambers, voted tmanimously to spend all of the fi r st six months, fede r al revenue shar ing funds of $4,297 on street Lmprovement . G1 ate said he has £iled an amendment w1th the federal government on MLddleport's federal revenue sharing funds. Through refiguring, the village will rece1ve an additional $ 1 ,~. he satd. Counctlma n Dtck Va ughan expressed h is displea sure at the recent meeUng of thE Middleport Recrea lion Commission to h1re a park director for the s ummer . Vaughan said .he is on thE council recr eation conunittee and was not notified of the meeting. He sugges~ that the commission hold ano ther meeting and reconsider the applicants l or th e post. Ho"'!ever, G r ate said that solicitor Bernard Fultz had stated t hat the counci l 's recreation co mmittee has nothmg to do w1th the actions of t he town 's recreation commisston . The comm issio n o pe rates sepa ra tely, making its own decisiOn such as other groups m the town , mcluding the the board o[ public aff airs, Grate sta ted . Appoin tments by the commission are not s ubject to Tonight , May 15 counc1l approval, Gra te said, SHAFT' S although such approval bas BIG SCORE been made m pnor years. £Technicolor) Co un cilma n Walter s s aid Rtchard Round tree Moses Gunn that he feels vtllage ordinances Featurette : should be changed to grant Love at First Bite, more licenses being Issued. 3 Stooges Show Starts p.m . One man now owns all the licenses and enough cabs are Wednesdav & Thursday not bemg oper ated , Walters May 16· 11 satd. NOT OPEN Raymond Baker complained about dr oppings from th e Villa ge s tree t sweeper. Mawt e nan c e Supervi so r Harold Chase porn~ out that there had been a problem because employes had not been able to use the sweeper as often Tunday, May 15 as they should . In- two days or Double Feature Program oper a tion recently the sweeper ' THE MINX " An ex traordinar y ov.-a ;." _. pi cked up s1x tons of dirt and s how. .~smce some of it d1d get too (Rated ' . heavy, 11 was acctdentally - Piusdropped by the equipment. "RELATIONS" Paul Haptonstall spoke on The love story fr om mark . several rnmor problems of street repair and the hghtmg in an alley near his home. Mrs. Wed - Thur.- Fn . Clara Riley a sked that some Mayl6-17 · 18 achon be1 taken to Improve Double Feature Program THE GREAT draina.ge near her horne on NORTHFIELD, Pearl St. Mrs. Riley said she MINNESOTA RAID would put m a new sidewalk (Color) but w11l not do so unttl the Cliff Robe rt son village improves the drainage. Robert Du vall ( PGI Chase will look into the matter. - PlusCouncil approved the report COUNTRY MUSIC of Mayor Zerkle for the month Marty Robbm s s howin g total receipts of Sammy Ja r;: kson $1,457.75 in Apitl tncluding $140 I GI m merchant pollee colleetions cemeter y trustees and MEIGS THEATRE l Fri. & Sal MAY ARMAND 18 AT THE &19 9:00 to 12:00 THE MARTIN M YOUR PROOF OF PAYMENT Your canceled . checks are washing out ar e not as and $1,317 . 7~ in lines and fees. Councilman Fred Hollman again voiced a complamt agaliiSt the closed restrooms at the Midd leport Community Park. The park Is being used frequently and there are no restroom faciJities available, or drmking water either. senous as first believed. Chase said that about 10 feet had been lost [rom the riverbank near the lagoon this year and lha t there IS danger of the lagoon wall giving way. Village officials present for last night's meetang were Mayor Zerkle, Clerk· Treasurer Hoffman satd . The need lor Grate, Chase, council mem- supervlSion was expressed if the restrooms under the pool bers, Jeane Morgan, Walters, Vaughan, Hoffman, Lawrence Stewart and David Ohlinger, Police Chief J . J . Cremeans. are to be opened . Council will further look into the problem . The se wage lagoon, being eroded by the Ohio River, was disc ussed. Hoffman and Meigs Local Cou nc tl rnan Dick Vaughan (Continued from page 1) Marte Cross. Meigs grad (Continued fr om page 1) School gradua tmg c)ass include . Edga r Abbott, Diana Aleshire , Shtrlev Alk1re, She1la Ande rson, Ba r ba ra Ar che r , George Rtchard Arnott , RoQer At ki ns, Lmda B Atk inso n, Ric hard Ba •l ey. Ra mona Ba ker, Debra Barnhart, Ka rla Bea l, Jy l Beaver, Janet Biggs, James Birch field, Elizabeth Bl ae tt na r, J ames Bogys, M1chae l Boli n, Sara h Boyles, Fran c1s Bro derick, L1nda Bro ga n, J on Bun ce, Ph il Burbn dg e, F toran ell Burney, J a n Burn s, De loris Bus h, Na ncy Bus k ir k, Ra ndall Butc he r, Terry Cadle, Debr a Ca ll. J ud y Car sey, De bra Ca rson. R1chard Carter , R•ta Casc1, Thoma s Cass ell , Wall ace Chaf m, Wil liam Chaney , Mart in Chas teen , Rog er Clark , V1 c k1 Clark, Jodt C1 ic ke nger , Sharo n Co gar , Je rry Col e ma n, Mtchae l Corder , H~len Cottenll , Steven Cotterill, V1ctor Counts, Paul Cu nn1 ngham , Sue Cun nmgham , Jeffrey Darst, Gene A Dav1s, J on Dtila rd. Pa mela Dod son , Brenda Do nohue , Ge rald Donohu e. Roberta Du ckworth , Charl es Eastman , Bonnie Ebe rsbac h, Merrr Ebersbach , Greg Eblin, Kathy Eltas, Do nald Eilt s, Gary A Erlewine, Charles Fa ulk , Jr , Jenny Ferguson, J e ffr e y F •elds, Lots A F 1fe, Leta C. Floyd, Donna Franc1s, Br ian French , Marv in Fnend, El1zabeth Fultz, Debra Gallagher, Wanda Gardner, Terry Garten. Phdtp Gaul. Terry George, John Gerard , De borah Gtlltam. Kaaron Gilm o re, De nnt s Glaze, Patncta Glaze, Kare n Hale. Amy Hamm , David Hanson, Ke nn e th Harn s, John Harn son, Paul Hawk , Sheila Hawk , Edward A Hayes , John Hayes, Randy Haynes, Marlyn Hendnck s. Conn te Herdman, Hooper , Rickey Melt ssa Hoov e r , Julta Hutc h is on , Kathryn Hutton , Charles R Hyse lL Ronald Hysell, Stephen C Jewell. Deborah Jewett. Mona Johnson , John Kauft Janet Sue Kennedy, William Ke nnedy, Ttmothy Ktng , Barbara Klein , T1m R Krautter, Jane lle Kuhn, Cheryl Lambert. Gregory Lane , Lawrence Lips comb, Cheryl Long , Barbara Lowe, Rosalie Malone, Toney Manley , Mtchael Marcum , Krtsty Mat son, R1 chard Mayer , Steven McGuffin , Ragena McGuire, L1sa McKenz1e, Samu e l Mc Ktnney , Jr , Lewts McKinney. Sheila McKnight, Charles McLatn, Charles G M c M1~I1n , Nad1ne McMurray, Ed1th Mees, Ri chard Men. denhall , ,Terrv L. Metheney, Donna Michael , Sherry Miller, Heidt Milhoan. Debt Miller, Martha Miller , Gregory L Mtller. John Miller , Phil Miller, Paul Mitchell, Philip Moon , John Wesley Moore. Paula Morris , Kimberly Mowery , Jame s A Neece, John Nelson , Roger Pearch, Iris Peyton , De si ree Pike, Beulah Priddy. F Dean Pull1ns , Paul Pull ins , Cathenne Rayburn , Theodore T. Reed Ill, Warren Reeves Sharon Reeves , Christtrie Robinson, Lmda Rupe, Ava Sayre, Michael Sayre, James Schmoll , Connie Schultz , Kenneth See. Rebecca Seelig, Dorothy Seth, Jeffrey Shank, Vtckt Stncla1r, John W Slaven, Con stance Smith. Rebecca Smith, Paul N. Smtth, Penny Smith , Randy Sntder , Charlotte Snyder , Dtxie Snyder, James Snyder. Judith Sopher. Chrt sti Stanley , Delores Stanley, William Stan ley, Gregory Stewart , Paul Stewart, Mark Still, Darryl Swartz , Brenda Taylor , Jane Thomas, Johnny Thompson, Deborah Tnplett, Scott Vranken, Charles Alfred Vanan, Jr , Andrew Vaugl':an, Richard Vaughan, Scott Walton , Ernestine Kay Ward, Gary Warner, Gordon Warner, Stephen Warner, Dallas Weber , Patt i We ll , Bonnie Welch, ' Mark John Werry. James Wiles , Sharon Wilson, Thomas Wilson , Kev1n Wolfe, 01ana Y-oung , Marinda Young . Ada Jane Rowe died on Monday RACINE - Miss Ada Jane Rowe . 59 , Racine Route 2. dted IY.onday at the Sf JosePh HosplliJ I m Pc)rkersburg. She was the daughter of the laie Charles N. and Ada K. Jar vis Rowe Besi des her parents, she was preceded tn death by four brothers and three s1sters Surv1v1ng are four brothers. T. G. Utm) Rowe. We irsdale, Fla.; John Rowe, and Rtchard Rowe, both ot Racine. and Vernon Rowe of New Bnghton, Pa ; two s1ster s, Mrs. Anna Wme!) , Racme, and Mr s. Jessie Parsons , Ashland , Ohm and several n1eces and nephews Funeral services Will be held at 3 p m. Wednesday at the Ewmg Funeral Home with the Rev . Free land Norr is of . tictaltng. Bunat will be m the Letart Fa lls Cemetery friends may call at the fune ral home at anytime The fo llowi ng were appointed on one yea r contracts to the [ollowiog positions . John L1sle, principa l a t Salis bury ; Mae Youn g, asststant principal at Pomeroy; Phyllis Hackett, ass1stant pnncipal, Bra dbury; Er ic Ha rt , assis tant pnncipal, Rutland ; Gr egory McCall , assista nt prin c ip a l , Harnsonv1lle, and Earl Young, a ssistan t h1gh school prinCipa l, part hme. 'Gr a nted co nti num g co ntrac ts were John Lisle, Donald Hanmng and Gregory McCall . NOTI CE TO GIR LS All girls in Syra cuse and the surrounding area tnlerested In playing softball th JS summer with the Syri"'cuse teams are asked to attend an 1mportanl meeting lhts even1ng at 6 p m at the Syracuse Mun ic1 pal Park The 1un1or team IS organ•zed but a few more girls 10 through 13 wtll be accepted If there IS enough tnlerest , a sen1or htQh team for g1rls 14 through 18 will be organized ton1gh t Any advl1 s interes ted 10 help1ng are 1nv1ted CARS DAMAGED Two cars had medium damages m an accident on Pomeroy's West Main St. at 4 ·15 p.m. Monday. Police said one car driven by Patricia Jack~ 24, Pomeroy. struck the St. Oair Hill died on Monday RACINE - 51 Cia:, Htll, 73. a refired Racine farmer , dted Monday at hts Racine Route 2 home. A member of the U•tart Falls United Method tst Church . Mr. H•ll was the son of rear of another driven by Terry Pickens, 16, Pomero.y. who was • makong a left hand turn. There PARTY TO MEET Members of the Me1gs were no injuries. Mrs. Jacks . County Democrattc party will was cited to mayor 's court on meet at the Episcopal Parish an assured clear distance House in Pomeroy at 8 B p.m. charge. Thursday. A spec1al program Veterans M.t>-morial Hospital ADMI-TTED ~ Gtlland , is plaMed Cor the sessiOn, open to all Democrats. Shannon Cremeans, Portland , Valerie John son, Ra cin e; Linda Wr1 ghl , V1nton ; Deborah Chester; Brewer , Racme; Todd Racme; Pearlcne I....ee, Bottom ; W1lltam Dye, ElSie Rice, Long New Haven . DISCHARGED Rita McDamel, Magg1e Gilmore, Tracy Salser, K1mberly Lute, Carol Drake, Ernest Sellards. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Furniture Department - Jrd Aoor • (Contmued fr om page l) school mclude. Lorna Bell, D1ana Black, Ca role Bush. Denise Cross, The bo ard accepted the J effr ey Dav1s, Gregory resignation of J oyce Vance as Donohew, Sharon Drake, Bever l y Erv1n, Barbara secretary eflectiv< May 11 and Ft she r, Robert HilL Je ffr ey app o1nled April Smtih as Hil L Ro nald Hill, Geo rge Ho lm a n , Dtana Ho l!>tetn, s ubs htute secretary effec tive Sha ro n Hol le r , Cha r les May 9. Hosc ha r, James Houdashell, Other resignations a ccepted An g ela Hubbard, Jeff rey Hubb a rd , A1mee Hus ton , effec hve at the close of th e Nt cholas lhl e, Wanda Jones, school year were: Margaret P a m ~ l a La r k m s. Cha rl es Goodwm , Kathleen Sc ott, Manuel, Jr , T1m m y Manuel, J ud y M1 chae l, M1c hae l Mtd Helen Carper, Wheeler Drake dl eswa rt. F red Mille r, Jr , De bra Mtll tr on, Ra nda ll and Stephanie Niemiec. Moore. Ba r bara Nease. Lee The board adopted the school Nea se, Paul Nea se, Kare n calendar for the 1973-74 school Net g le r, Ro dn ey Net gl e r , year wtlh school to start Aug . Debra Nel son , Dtana Nor n s, Grac e Ph il li ps, Fre ddi e 28 and end May 23. The board Pt (: ke ns, Sandra Randol ph , approved the list of 208 1973 Jane Rees, Robert RhodPs, graduates of Meigs High as Judith Rober ts, 1Gary Roush, J ay Rowe, Pa ul Rowe, Pa tn c1 a provided by Principal James Sayr e, Ha rry Sha 1n , Neva Sla ter, Sandra Wtnerbre nne r, D1ehl. Bonnte Srn d h, Co nn1e Sm tth, The board agreed to study a Lawrence Wil coxen and Steve n sug ges lton made by Fred Yonke r Blaettnar by letter concerning SON IS BORN a narrow passage on Spring M1·. and Mrs . J ohn Tracy Ave . The rna tler wtll be referred to the director of transportation, the bus dnver Naomi Floyd, and tv 'a member of Pomeroy Council A communication from the ftre marshall on corrections made by Harold Hubbard and mamtenance men s howed that physical plaOts are in fine condition . The board accepted the restgnation of Alma Smith as cook at Salem Center and Mildred Humphreys, cook at Meigs Junior High Both were placed on subs tttute hsts, however V1v1an Pterce was h1red as Blake , Second Ave ., Middleport , are ann ouncmg the b1rth of a seven pound, 10 ounce son , Fr a nk Edw a' rd, born Saturda y at the Holzer Medical Center. Grandparen L<:; a re Mr. and Mrs Eugene Harns, New Orleans, La ; and E . M Blake o[ Middleport and the late Ruth Tracy Blake Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tracy , Middleport and Mrs. Ray Hec ox of New Orleans are great-grandparen ts. St1 v e r s, pr es ident -el ect; Jeanne Bowen, secretary, and Dorothy Chaney , treasurer Sale! Kroehler 395.00 LIVING ROOM SUITES Sofa and Chai r to m atc h - 100 per cent nylon fabric cover s with Zepel treatm ent th at r epels so t! Arm cap s mcluded . Choi ce of color s. Famous Kroehl er quality. Sale 299.00 Be sure to see all the other ftne Kroehler Living Room Suites on sale- · Furntture Department - Jrd floor - and take time to look around and see all the fine furniture on the 3rd floor. Bedroom Suites - D1nette Sets - Cha_irs - Sofas - Tables - Lamps - Juvenile Furniture - Pictures - Lamps . Free Delivery - Sensible Gredit Service Elberfelds In Pomeroy ) • ' t of the show. Mrs. Collins used peach gladioli wtth the "pollution" for the live material in her assemblage which was crea~ in a cardboard box pam~d black. See " Flower Show" on Page 5 ~ ~ews .. zn Brzefs:f;· By Uni~d Press lnternatlonal WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON asked Congress today to create a 17-member, bipartisan commission to recommend Sweeping changes in the nation 's election laws. He sugges~ as subjects for constderation matters including whetl:Jer tlle presidential period in office should be, one &.year he John Mora, Rita Slavin and Gary Walker representing the teachers association. officers of the teacher's associBttion are York, turned down the job Tuesday . - Vice President Sp1ro T Agnew told the Washington Post m a n interview t~at the impact of the Waterga te on the 1974 a nd 1976 elections will be " d 1mmis hed " 1f th e s tory contmues to unfold quickly. But he admitted he woul d "enVIsage a s ituatio n where it is st1ll hangmg fire as late as 1975 m some aspects. Dean, he said, tried to get the knew CIA to pay salanes or p1ov1dc Asked about the matter bail for the seven men who Tuesday • White House Press were <trrested a nd later tned in Secretary Ronald Ziegler Illthe case. But he sa1d the CIA dJcated the t'eport which the eventually refused to comply President receh•ed- lf anywith the top-level White House was verbal And the New York requests Tunessaidtod~tytthad learned Haldeman, who was Nixon's Unlt E hrhchman had prov ided chaef of staff , and Ehr ll chman, NIXon With ;m mfor ma l, oral domestic a ffairs adviser, re- report that absolved the White Sign ed two week s ago. De<tn, House staff . who was fir ed as the Pres! ~ In other developments dent 'scounselon thesameday, - Thf Senate Lnvestlg.a tmg had been assigned last summer comnu ttee voted uncmunously to carry l)Ul the Wh1te House's Tuesday to grant nnmumty to own mvestigat10n of the case. Dea n in exc ha n ge t or But Dea n to ld th e testimony m public hea nngs, Washington Star-News m a n which begin Thursday. The mter v1ew pubhshcd Tuesda y committee IS empowered to Symington's account. The following an abbrevia ted versiOn of what Symington said he learned from Wa lters' testimony: Haldeman told Waters the w atergate sca nda l ·•m ight be exploited by the opposition" and asked him to discourage actmgFBJ DirectorL . Pa tr tck Gray from invesllgahng the rmancmg of the buggmg a nd burglar y. At the request of the White House a ides, Walters me t w1th Gray and as ked h1m to aba ndon a n F BI probe of ca mpaign fun ds wh1 ch were routed through a Mexican bank and later wound up m the hands of th e Wa te r gate b'Jrglars . White House effor ts to involve the CIA 10 Ule Watergate affair bega n last June 23, when Walters and former CIA Directo1· H.ichard Helms were swnmaned to meet w1th Haldeman and Ehrliehrnan, according to 15 Ehrhclunan tned to get the CIA to block an mvestiga tion by the FBI after the June 17 buggrn g and break-tn at the Watergate headquarters of the ONLY ' PHNOM PENH - CAMBODIA'S qew government of "independence, neutrality and peace" took offtce today wtth a pledge to strengthen the light agamst the Commtmtsts. New As It Clean~: Instant Conununist successes were reported arxl Ulere was unusuaUy beavy U.S. air activity along the Mekong River. Military sources said American planes destroyed ,a large ment She's really lost if she doesn't know her phone number. General Telephone urges you to teach your children their phone number as soon as possible. Btl! Vaughan, J ames Schmoll , James Schmoll Mi ss Mees, te dau~ hl e r of Mr and Mrs Malcolm R Mecs , Pomeroy , a nd is a Sunday lij i :t GEnERAL TELEPHOnE I DR. CHRISTENSEN Otristensen speaker for DENVER - AN EXTORTIONIST who threatened to 747 jumbo jet carrying 125 persons to Tokyo unless ,., received $30,000, forced airline officials to divert the plane to Jenver today with the hope th• extortiomst was bluffing. The ononymous caller,who telephoned his threat to airline officers in (Continued on page 8) lisin~grate a Sehool teacher at St. P" ul Lutheran Church where she ts a member A de legale to Bu ckeye G1rls' Sta te, she , Is li sted tn Whe's Who 1n Am e n ca n High Sc hool Students and ts Meigs Count y's D A.R. Good Citi ze ns hip Awa rd winner. She has bee n a member of Latm Club , Nature Club, Pep Club, Marauder Ba nd , and N <.~tt onal Honor Society Miss Mees ha s won theDcmforth F oun da tion Award th1 s year a nd the Amertca n Leg ion Am ericanism Award for three consec uti ve years. She was also a member of the T.V. Honor Soc1ety Team Miss Baker , sa lutatorian , IS the daughte r of Mr. a nd Mrs P ;IUl Baker, Sy racuse She IS a member of Na tional Honor Soc 1e ty, Pep Club , Future Bus iness I .cdders, and I .atm Cl ub A chee rleader, she IS a composer on th e Ma rauder M(!ssage staff, an offi ce assl::ito nt, on the Stude nt Coun cil , a nd was an a lterna te to Buckeye Gi rls' State. She ha s bee n a mem ber of the 4-11 Pleasure Rtders for H years and is treas urer of the Me ags County Jumor Fmr Board . The daughter of Mr. and Mr s . Be rnard ' ~~ ultz, Mad - dlcport, Miss Fultz has been a graduation TUPPERS PLAINS - Dr. A. p.m Sunday. The ht gh school hand, dired ed by Charles Wtlls, Will present mus 1cal selectJOns for the comm encemen t. The in· voca twn a nd benediction will be by the Rev Eugene Un· derwood , pastor of the Tuppers Plains Church of Chnst. Robin Humphrey, prestdent of th e class, will introduce the speaker and Charles Swogger, PATSY SAYRE JUDI ROBERTS Girls lead class RACINF: - .Jud i Roberts, RAC INE - Patsy Sayre, dauJ!;htcr of Mr and Mrs awa rd diplomas. da ughter of Mr Baccalaureate will be held at 2 Sundpy afternoon with the Rev. Robert Shook, pastor of th e Mount Hermon Un)~d Heber t L Roberts, Racine , Ht. Rober t K Sayre, Ra cme, RD, 2' 1s valed1clor w.n of .the semor ts s::dute~tonan of Southern class at Southern Htgh School. Ht gh School A member o[ the Brethren Church, delivermg th e sermon . lnvocat10n w1ll be by th e Rev . Ja cob Lehman and Mart 1e Caldwell wtll present th e · process ional a nd the recessiOnal See cla ss roste r on Page 2 EXTENOEO OUTLOOK Warming trend with a . .: hancc of showers about Sunday. Hi ghs in the 60s Frida y rismg to til e mid 70s to low 80s Sunday. Lows in th e lower <lOs Frida)' moring warming to the 50s Sunday. .;....·. . '• ·:;:; :;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::: :::~::::::·::;·:::·~:.:::;;; BILL VAUGHAN JIM SCHMOLL member of Nature Club, band , ye arbook staff , and Nat10na l Honor Society of whi ch she is now president She was a de legate to Buckeye G1rl s ' Richard Vaughan, Middleport , has played on the basketball and baseball teams M rs. St<tte and on th e 1'.V Honor und se rves o n the Student CounciL He t:s a member of the Tenni s Club, Sctence Club, Society Team . Bill Vaug nan , son of Mr . and Soc1et y, .and was a dc 1egate to VarSity M, National Honor Buckeye Boy's State . Vaughan was also on the TV Honor Societ-y Team . '"' Schm oll , a me mber and Mr~ . N<Jt 1onal Honor Soc1ety, Patsy J ud1 1s it member of the Nati onal Honor Sonely where 1s 1ts treasurer , her freshman yetlr she wa s secretary of her she served as reporter ; student dass and hornecommg attendcu u ncll v1ce pres ident; ant: she hu s been act1ve m the cheerlea der for three years, Pep Club , Modern Mus 1c class busmess mana ge r; Masters. the c.hot r and gu·ls' member of Pep Oob. Gtl"i"s glee club four years, reporter State Delegate, member of the and tre<.~surcr of the jumor assoc 1at10n of mos t out- cla ss. treasurer of the semor sta ndmg h1g., school s tudcnl{); class, president of the ch01r , Y.a s rwmCd m Wh o's Who m l~t~oul c<il tOI und salesman for 1972-71, member of the thu u lh c H <.~rbook . typi st for school and ~tl'is' glee club fo1 fuw paper. and in the sc•nur play cast Patsy attends church at years , layout ed 1tor on ll:e Hender ~1n 'Ptlbernacle at ) 1etu·boo k sl;1ff an d ed1tor of the Fk ndcrson. W Va She had <:t seh11ol 's newspaper I 1.\l'<ld(! ;,~VCI'Ot).\C Of 95 6 . of Trinity Church, was a member of the T.V. Honor Society Team and a delegate to Buckeye ( Contmued on page 2) Escaped patient retaken An esc8pce from Wes ton Gallipolis State Institute. The State Hospttal but "fled the St:Jlc Hospital , We!) t V1r~;; ima , s hcnff 's De pt wa s told tn:; t1tuhon la s t year. He wa s Wtlll am Lee La ndy, :m. of East Gallipoli s Jns tJlute did not arres ted on May 12. Deputies Liverp ool will f8Ce new felony wa nt fum , and the proper satd a 14 mch bayone t and a d•8rges a fter h1s ca pture in procedure was to probate hun loaded 22caliber revolver were Hancock Co unty , S hc nff to Athe ns Mental Hospital. found on Landy when he was Hubert C. Har ten bach's Dept. Sm(;c no authonltes would searched . He was then charged re ported tod ay . come Lo Metgs County after wtlh c arrytn g a c on ce aled I ..andy w .o~s rirst apprehended I .andy, the shenff relea sed him weapon and default of bond . The car m whic h Landy was on May :~ by Me 1gs County on May 5, shenH's tlepult es m the PortOn May 12 an article ap- drivmg wa s allegedly stole n Ill Hunhngton la nd are(J . peared in the East L1verpool Landy was also a ccused of .Siwn ff Har tcnba ch, Ca ptmn RevteW that Landy had been a ttemplln g to run down a Rube r t Beeg le an d d eputy <iPfH c he nde d by Hancock ·Raymond Manley took J..aud y County Sheriff's deputies and deputy shenff m Ea st Liv e r ~ mto custody at gun ~ oi n t and w ould fa ce r1ew crimina l pool, and to have forced a Pe nnsylvama State policeman recovered a') 1965 Chevrolet cha rges. Impa l<.t owned by Orv ille I,yons Acco rd1n g to the Ea s t off a roadway when an off JCer of Co lum bus Liverpool Hev1ew, Landy had pursued turn fr om a parkmg lot of a closed resta urant T he de par tment not1f1cd bee n a p.altent a t Ma sstll on a uthun lies m F rankli n County of {.(;I ndy's apprehension a nd of the recovery of the s tolen car The d e p ~r tm en l learned that I .andy was wanted in Co lum bi a c<)unty for a [e lony 8 nd tha t he was a wa lkawa y fr om Massil lon Slate Hospttal a nd COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The EPA too httle time to consider Wes ton State Hospital where <.t Ohio Envirorunental Protec- their requests. $10,000 bond was 1eqmred for llon Agency sa1d today tt had " fn hght of th1s lime limitaht s re lease . • gra nted five utilities more time tion , I personally rev1 ewed Authon t1es suggested that to mee t air pollution standards hearm g tcstunony aod rushed Landy be t ran sfe r re d tp so they could continue to use a decision ,on each s chedule ," Ohto coal wh1ch ha s a htgh said Whitman. sulfur content. " We admit that our present EPA Director Ira Whitman po stti on could change,, provid· said the ex:tens icins were grant- ed , however, that we are given ed . following several public sufficient data on the sulfur hea nngs . For the most part, diox1de quest1on ," said Whitthe schedules call for compli- man . Donna Weber was elected a nce with sulfur-oxide levels Whitman Sajd if a so urce 1s presiden t, Bob Werry, vice by July 1, 1975. not currentlY in compliance pres ident, J o Ellen Dtehl , The extensiOns were g ranted wtth emission regulations, it secreta ry, and Tern M1 ller to . may be granted an extension Tea ford, treasurer of the newly - Co n es ville Ele c tri C providing tl bas submitted an for med MCJg,s Htgh School Generating Plant of Columbus approvable schedule tha t will Alumm <~ ssoc iatiOn Tuesday and Southern Ohio Electric Co. brmg It mto complia nce w1thm evemng - Avon Lake Electric gener- specified tune guidelines. P lans for an alumm dance ating Plant of Cleveland ElecThe e mtss wn re gulations Sa turd ay, J une 30, wi ll be tnc llhuninating Company. could not have been met unme~de by the decorat mg - Philo Electric Generatmg medlately because tt would commt ttee, John Th omas- a nd Plant o[ American Electric have hurt the coal industry m E d d 1e You ng; refr es hmen t Power Company . Eastern Ohio, he satd , The co m mttt'e e, Cathy Yates - Bay Shore Electric Gen er- utilities would have had to use Swa r tz and Bran Dailey; .;:n- ating Plant of Toledo Edison coal wtth a lower sulfur content terta inmcn t com m1ttcc. Becky Power Company. such as that mmed on West 1'r1p lett and Fund Rmsing, Elec trtc Virgtma . - Lake . Shore R<'f k} ~\~tiH\f'll , J ll r-h31rrn en Gener atmg Plant of Clevela nd The extension wiU gtve the A t-lll'!' I IIH~ 01 tht• offi CCIS, E lec tr ic Il luminatin g Co m- uttltt1es ltme to mstall filters or ch£tmncn, and all mt.crested pany. other devtces to take the sullur alumnt w111 be held Monday at Whitman sal~ the extensiOns out or the sntoke leaving the More time given to meet standards commeneemcnt for Ea stern High School 's 60 semors at 8 prmctpal , w1ll present the 10 top scholars or the class Distnct Supt. J ohn D. Riebel wtll present the class of 1973 to Roger Epple, prestdent o[ the board .of edu cation, wh o will' I - Edie Mees, Lynne Baker top '73 class and Lmda AtkmsQn D a nf o rth F o und a ti o n Awards to t he outstandmg semor girl a nd boy we r e presented to Ed1e Mees and '.:1 BETH FULTZ I. \'NNE l!AKER Honoranan s a re Beth F'ultz, Communist motor vessel and a big sampan m Mekong Rlver mr strikes while other U. S. flgh~r-hombers struck CommWliSI groWld units threa~ning the southe~n town o[ Kampot. EDIEMEES Me1gs H1gh School Tuesday. speaker at th e 16th annual · I 1973 va lcdtdortan and Lynne one of the four-uay hunting permits. alcoholic." I Baker , the salutatoraan a t the annual a wards .f.I SSentbly il t R. Chnstensen , preside nt of Rw Grande College, will be an I Edi e Mees was na med the counties. The 2,000 hunters were selected by lottery to receive cowfter~easures ? • and Some said they could not vote to conftrm Richardson unless the prosecutor "comple~ independence." Sk.ylab will get without drastic Betsy Horky, prestdent; Don MIOOLEPORT, 0. Ha ld e m a n gra~ted station . Sky lab 1, its maon insulaUonfrom the sun's heat ripped away during launch, was a hotbox after httle more than a day m orbtt. Temperatures rose above 110 degrees in the living quar~rs and the station's outer skin hit a sizzling 295 degrees on the stde facing the sun. Offi~ia!B said they probably would not know. until at least Thursday the answer to a key question: How much hotter Carol Pterce, board members; Hargraves, and McComas, and BAKER t e r s, said Judiciary Committee met to discuss their concern over his in~ tention to keep "ultimate authority" over the prosecutor. astronauts from living and working in America 's first spa ce Don Mullen, Virgil King, and FURNITURE J udge HaroldTy ler Jr of New campaign fraud during the 1972 presidentia l election . - The co mmittee also , grantt,>d nnmunity to the SO· ca lled " Mr X " - 1dent1fied for U1e f1rst tune as Roy H. Sheppard - w ho allege dl y earned Watergate ~ related documents out of the White House E.xecuhve Office Bu1ldmg the day after the break-m a t DemocratiC headquar t ers, - Attorney Gencrctldestb'fl ateEill ot L. Richardso n said he would cond uc t " mutual ex plorations" toda"y w1 th thn..>e r e mai ntn g ca ndid ates for spccml prosecutor mto the W a te r gc:~ te af fair Ha s to p prospect, U.S, District Court Symmgton , repeatm g the closed testtmony gtven to his comrnit~e Monday by CIA Deputy Dtrector Vernon Wal- WASillNGTON - "ATIORNEY GENERAI.rDESIGNATE Elliot L. Richardson today carried on "mutual explorations" with the three remaining top candidates in his search for a spee1al Watergate prosecutor. A!l Richardson contmued his search lor the right man, six Democratic members of the Senate ' SACRAMENTO, CALIF. - MINING EQUIPMENT stores tn California's famous Motber Lode report the " gold fev er demand for pans, dredges and metal de~ctors ts soanng nearly as high as the price of the precious yellow metal on Mrld markets. A UPI survey of equipment dealers Tuesday showed bustness increasesrangiltg from 25 to 75 pet. on the same day gold closed on the Pans free market at $124.116. " It 's gold fever, " said Frank Sullivan, manager of, the Mother Lode Sktn Drving shop in Sacramento. "It's just like addiction . It's like alcoh ol to Swee~ . In vestigate a ll a spects of telhng the President what he man ha ve den ied any wrongdoing . And Dean, who will testify m public hearings under immunity fr om pro secution ~ told an intervi ewer the sca ndal " won 't hurt my htde." campaign practices." The President said election reform should be achieved across the board and should not be limited to elloris to plug ethical holes which permltted thE Waterga~ scandal. HOUSTON - TEAMS OF SPACE AGENCY engmeers today sif~d hnndreds of ideas ranging from the Simple to the exotic for a solution to tbe overheating problems which threatened.to keep concrete. Attendmg were Frank W, Porter, president; Joe Sayre, l It Beats, As It ' that he never wrote a report mittee. doing ever ything in the world to obstruct Justice." Both Haldeman and Ehrlich- tenn, campaign financing, and "the whole range of improper COLUMBUS - A RECORD 71 Wll.D TURKEYS, wetghing from 13 to 26 poWlds, 'were bagged during this month's etght-<lay season in 14 southeastern Ohir,. counties. HWlters took 16 birds in Ross County. Other counties were Vinton 14; Hocking II; Washington 6; Galha, Scioto and Ptke 5 each; Adams 4; Lawrence and Jackson 2 each; and Athens 1. Htm~rs fatled to shoot any turkeys in Me1gs, Monroe or Perry the board and presented the btlls [or the cost o[ laying four, 20 ft sections of concrete for the playground. The board was pleased with the work and dtre~ted clerk Lee McComas to send a letter of watitude to the group . l The board earlier bad agreed to pay $1 ,000 on the cost of the elec~d strate the "Assemblage class" included in the artistic design ca~gory William H. Erickson, and David W. Peck, rellred New York appella~ jusllce . " It wouldn't be belpful to keep a score board on who's turning it down," Richardson told repor~rs late Tuesday, saying he would not reveal the order of his chmces. U S. District Court Judge Harold Tyler Jr. of New York, assistant attorney general in the Eisenhower and Kennedy admmistratJons , turned down the job Tuesday, saying it was not appropriate for a s1tting judge to take such a post Pomeroy's first grade a s a tUitwn student. Two men representing the Harrisonville school met with Recently Democrattc National Com- cover-up on the CIA ." Th e three, he said , nwere Johnson Administration; Colorado Supreme Court Justice to attend --'L (;II~CII~HAT I i1 WAS HI NGTON (U P! ) Three of President Nixon's top a ides tned to ''obs truct justice" in a pers1stant effort last summer to involve Ute CIA in a cover-up of the Watergate scanda l, accordmg to an account of testimony before a Senate commLttee. The st ory was d isclosed Tu esday by Se n . S tua r t Symtngt on , D-Mo., a mtd speculation that the White House never conducted wha l Nixon had desc ribed as a "complete ii1vestigation" of the case. Symington sa1d testimony before the Se nat e Armed Services Committee indica ted ex-presidentia~ a ides H.R. Haldeman , John D. Ehrh chman and John W. Dean were 1n-. valved in "an attempt to Wlload major responsibility for Christopher of San Francisco, deputy attorney general m the PJ\ls •ili*tt- I ' struct1on attempte Richardson was conferring by phone with Warren M. 4-posibon MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Depo<:t Insurance Corporatloo • mr==:=:::;:=:::::=======:::=:=:::=:===·=:=:=::·:=.:=·=:=:=:·:=:=:::::::::;;::=======·=·:::·::::=·=·=:·=·=:==··=·===·=====·=====·=:~f= Permtssion was granted Knopp • _:_---'~PO:::M:,::ER.::::O:_:_Y-.:.::. 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Lows to m~ht low to mid 40s south Thursday clearmg and cool. en tine sea level, McCall was also a ppointed coordmat or of fe dera l programs. I VISIT, PARK FREE Weather The lowest incorporated commWlity in the Western Hemisphere is Cali p atria, Calif., located 184 feet below Southern and are a great record for tax YOU .Now You Know the late Albert and Eliza Miller Htll Sestdes h1s parent~. hewas preceded In death by his w1te. Or'pha Burnem Hill tn 1971 , and three brothers. Surv ivtng are a daughter and son in taw, Mr . and Mrs. Don Bell. Racine Route 2; a granddaughter. Lorna Dawn Bell. Ractne Route . 2; six brothers , Albert Htll, Jr .. Harrv Hill, Cliffor:d H1ll. John H1ll, Dallas Hill, all of the Racine area and Dale Hill of Moore Haven . Fla ; three sisters. V1olef Grimm , Columbus , Mar jorie Roush , Portland, and Dons Hensler, Racine , and a number of nieces and nephews . Funeral serv1ces will be held at 1 p.m Wednesday at the Letart Fails Untted Methodist Church wdh the Rev . Howard Sh1veley oHtclati ng Bunal w111 ' be tn the · Letart Falls Cemetery r-riends may call at the Ew ing Funeral Home anyftme unt1l 11 a m. Wed· nesday when lhe body will be taken to the church. best proof of payment you can have WHEN ) • the Auto Teller Window and Walk-Up Window Open Friday t:venings s to 7 P.M. • ,- Alumni group is 'organized no p.m at the Meigs Htgh Schuol cafclcn a were granted 10 days alter the hearrngs wh1ch he fe!t gave the power plants. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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