http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/b42a75d7275ec6b10a30ae07b42e3cb9.pdf 0b90d6b081ece55fea5498a036f72057 PDF Text Text 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-.:.::. M I:.:::.DD::,::L:::,:EP_:::O:..:_:RT_._,O:::H::,: IO:___ _ _ _ __.:..:W::;.ED:..:.:N:::.ES:::::DA.::.,Y;__: , M.::.:A~Y....:.. 16 ::,:_,. .19::_7~ :. 3 _ __ ___ _ _:...:.PH:::.O:.:..:N£:....:9:.::.92:..:·2:..:15:::6_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _T_F_N_CE.:_N_:_::_TS J t<.ROEHLER time figuring. · MIDDLEPORT OHIO VOL. XXV NO ._23'!_c . _ __,___ POLLUTION ON THE OillO RIVER - Some rusty tm, a moss covered shoe, pop cans and drift wood were used by Mrs. Richard Collins, chairman of the Regatta flower show , June 1&-.17, in the Pomeroy Motor Co. showroom to demon- - liibens ,alioNlt Det>oted To The Interests Of 'fhe Meig• -Ma.son Area the Watergate bugging and cook at Salem Center for the 1973-74 school yeaf and Ruth Erlewme was added to the substitute list. Charles Chan ce of showers and thundersho wers thl:!>- afternoon and evr•ning over southeast tonight. Turmng C<llder. 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. ' �3- The Daily Senttnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 May 16 1973 2- The Daily Sentmel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 May 16 1973 Television Log WEDNESDAY MAY 16 WIN AT BRIDeE 1973 6 00 - News Weather Sports 3 A 8 0 15 T uth or COtheq 6 $@same Sf 20 A ound the Bend 33 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 News 8 0 Sesame St 20 Z on JJ 0 eam of Jeann e 13 7 DO T uth o Conseq J Beat the C ock 4 News 6 0 What s My L ne8 Any h ng You Can Do 13 E ec Co 20 Know Your Schoo s 33 Mayor s Repo f s 7 30 - Ep sode Act on JJ The Judge 10 '3 at he Cock J Po ce Su geon 3 To Te he T u 'h 6 Econom c Educat on Directed Shift Beats Game 8 00 9 30 Tr as 4 00 News 3 4 6 8 0 13 Bad ande s 8 News 4 ndy T me Cav~tt Squa e of V o ence 6 3 Move ToTe the T1 u h 3 Jeopardy 6 Ho ywood s Ta k ng 0 es 8 5 00 - Sa e of the Cen tu y J 4 5 Love Amer can Sty e 6 Gamb a 0 Passwo d 3 E ec Co 20 30 Lo e of L e 8 0 Bew tched 6 J Sesame Sf 20 Ho lywood Squa es J 4 5 2 00 Jeopardy 3 5 Bob B aun s 50 50 C ub 4 News 10 3 8 Passwo d 6 2 30 3WsGameJ Sea ch fo Torno ow8 0 S p tSecond6 2 55 NBC News J 5 00 News 3 A My Ch d en 6 3 Green Ac es 0 Not For Women On y 5 Sec et Storm 8 20 Fash ons n Sew ng J 30 Le s Make A Deal6 J As The Wo d Turns 8 0 Th ee on a Ma ch 3 4 S Bow ng 6 2 00 Days of Ou L es 3 4 5 New ywed Game 3 M ke Doug as 6 Gu d ng L gh 8 10 2 JO Doeo s3 4 5 Da ngGame 3 EdgeofN ght8 0 3 00 Another Wo d 3 4 5 General Hasp ta 6 13 P ce s R ght 8 0 Do You Read Me 20 3 30 Re u n to Pey on P a e 3 4 5 One L fe to L ve 6 13 Sec e Sto m 0 Ph I Donahue 4 Tu n ng Po nts 20 Ho ywood s Ta k ng 8 4 00 - M Ca toon J Love Arne can S y e 3 F ntstones 6 Some se 5 Move Red Sundown 0 Sesame St 20 33 4 30 - I Lo e Lucy 6 Pett coat Junct on 3 Merv G ff n 4 Abbott & Coste o 6 W d W d Wes 3 My Ltt e Ma g e 15 5 00 E ec Co JJ Gome Py e 3 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Beve ly H b I es B Dea h Va ey Days 5 6 00 News3 A a 0 5 T u h o Conseq 13 A ound he Bend JJ Sesame St 20 6 30 NBC News 4 5 ABC News 8 0 I 0 earn of Jeanne 3 Des gn ng Women 33 00 Truth or lZonseq 3 Beat he Clock 4 Cou 5e of Ou T mes JJ D ck V~n Dyke 4 Wha s My L ne 8 B g Red Jub lee 5 News 6 Elec Co 20 Le s Make A Dea 13 30 Ho ywood Squa es 3 ToTe he Truth 6 W d K ngdom 0 II See You n Cou t 4 Lass e 8 Zoom 20 Beat the Clock s He p Wanted Ch tdhood lowo The total miles traveled by all vehicles during the month wao :ro2 9 There was au average ol II meo on each fire catt sod %7 8 982 K532 65 J865 man hours were spent on JJ Ft p W son J 4 5 Mod Squad 6 J The Wa tons 8 0 Mov e Ba t e ot Cu oden 20 33 9 00 K ng F u 6 3 ons de 3 4 5 Mov es Sa ed n Naples B Coun down 0 Conve sat on w h So Hu ok 20 33 9 30 o 00 - St eels of San F anc sea 6 3 News 20 Dean Mart~ 3 4 5 Wo d P ess 33 00 News 3 4 6 B 3 5 30 Johnny Carson J 4 5 D ck Ca e 6 3 Mov es Tea & Sympa hy 8 S e a Da as 0 Ro e De by 4 News 3 00 2 00- News 4 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE Thmgs you mtghtl keto know or may not The Kaiser mdustr~al complex whtch mcludes the aiummwn plant up ther ver) has moved a step closer to creating a posSible fourth TV network Kruser has sold ts last rad1o station clearmg the way to purchase a senes of mdependent UHF stat10ns m the nation s b1ggest c ties then hnkmg them together v1a microwave and wire to produce a network which then could be offered to aff1hated stattons +++ MIXed emotions has been described as watchmg your mother m law dr~ve over a cliff n your brand-<1ew Catlllac To me t s watch ng Me gs Cowtttan B1lly W1lson help to beat my beloved Cmc nnat1 Reds wh le Gall a County nat1ve Dave Roberts 1s wmn ng a game for Houston It happened one mght a week or so ago the three fire calls lOt • AQJ976 • 932 Fourth VIM session Friday •• J Ha hayoga JJ D ck Van D ke 3 D nah Sho e J Co umbus 5 x Ca I ng 6 Joker s W d 8 0 o 30 Sp Second 3 Baff eJ 4 5 s 0 000 Py am d 8 0 8 00 .A 0 8 00 Cap Kanga oo 0 New Zoo Revue 3 Sesame St 33 La ss e 6 8 30 - JackLalanne 3 NewZooRevue6 9 00 Pau D )(Qn 4 Ph I Donahue 5 Ben Casey 3 Rompe Room 8 Pey on P ace J Capt Kanga oo 8 Let s Make A Dea 6 Fr end •y Jun ct on 0 AM 3 Bever y H lb . 10973 The 3 Popeye 10 0 00 . • . . 3 THURSDAY MAY 17 • 30 . J 6S3 •• S 6 00 - Sun se Sem nar 4 Sac ed Hea t 0 6 5 - Fa mt me 0 Farm Report 3 6 20 Pau Ha vey 3 6 30 - Co umbus Today 4 8 be Answe s 8 Ame cas Prob ems 0 Patte ns fo L v ng 3 6 45 - Co ncob Repo t 3 7 00 Today 3 4 5 7 30 Romper Room 6 S eepy Je fers 8 Rocky & Bu w nk e 9 EAST Both vulnerable West PB!S Pass North 1• INT Pass FIREMEN S REPORT Three lire calls aod 13 lint a d calls were answered by lbe Middleport Fire Department during AprD Flre Ch1ef Bob Byer reporto Of lhe emergency runs 10 "ere In town ad three out of town One fJre caU was In town and two were out of soum 30 - Johnny Ca son 3 A 5 0 ck 00 WEST .AKQ J Tu n ng Po nts 20 l3 0 00 - Cannon 8 0 Sou 33 News 20 Sea ch 3 15 11 NORDI ( D) .KQ 7 . 108 • 108 74 .AKQ 2 20 Sonny & Cher 8 0 Adam 2 3 4 5 Move South Pac f c 6 3 Amer ca 73 20 33 BJO ._.. too M onJ 4 5 9 00 - Med ca Center 8 0 June Wayne 33 Unde stand ng Afr ca 20 :~::~{::~<«~x~~;)~~~l~x~~X~h South Paso 1 ¥ Pass 4¥ • Pass East Open ng lead • K By Oswald & James Jacoby When J1mmy Maier died m 1942 he was only 32 years old but had already estab 1 shed h1mself as one of the three or four best players n the world Now s uppose you are J m my and s ttmg East Your partner leads out the ace k ng and queen of dtamonds What do you d1scard and why' Jtmmy discarded the mne of spades He wasn t trymg to fool declarer He just felt certam of beat ng the con tract 1f he could persuade h1s partner to shtft to a spade West d1d Just that South won n dummy and led the 10 of trumps It held and he con! nued with the e1ght which also held South saw he needed to shorten h mself tw1ce He started out fine by ruffmg his last dtamond wh1le Jtmmy got r d of h1s last spade South entered dummy with a club discarded h1s ace of spades on a second high club ruffed a club to get down to two trumps and tned to enter dummy w th a second spade Unfortunately for h s purposes J1mmy was now out of spades and able to ruff If J1mmy had discarded a low spade West would al most surely have led h1s fourth htgh d1amond South m ght sltil have gone down but he could have worked out East s d1stnbutton and found a play to make h s contract Informal on on the health of eyes ears teeth and feet w II be presented at the fourth sess on of VIM Fr day May 18 from 2 to 4 p m at the Semor Center Pomeroy Junwr H gh Bldg Glaucoma cataracts hear ng loss and foot problems are spec f c problems mcluded n lhts program These VIM programs have been made ava iabie to Me1gs Cowtltans over 55 years old by the Nat onal Assn of Rel.irmg reachers and the Amencan Assn of Reltred Persons They are bemg ptesented throughout the Un ted States Me gs Co unty be ng the ftrst 1n Southeast Oh o Ret red teac hers are urged to be present for a shorl meeting follow ng the VIM program to d scuss Important leg slat on be ng cons dered m the Oh10 Leg slature ~ ;;v.;.XX ;.,..-x~=<..-::•~:';~h:;~:;::•~f. Pomeroy Personal Notes Newcomers need tests Pup1ls entermg ,Metgs County kindergarten or ftrst grade for the fltSI time must have undergone a skin test Parents may take the r chtldren to the r famtly physlctans or to the Metgs Cowtty Health Department on East Main St Pomeroy for the test Heath department hours lor tJili parttcular ser vice however are 8 30 a.m to 11 30a m Monday Tuesday or Wednesday unt I Aug I The Fund balances reported Balances n all Middleport Vtllage funds as of Apnl 30 totaled $198 243 20 Clerk Treasurer Gene Grate reports Recetpts expendttures respecttvety and the balance m each fund mctude general $8 649 01 $12 357 34 $46 780 58 ceme t..ry $870 63 $1 076 89 $944 98: f re eqwpment $500 $277 94 $207 61 swimming pool no rece pts $6 65 $3 530 88 plannmg com m sst on no recetpts $2 65 $303 98 street maintenance $4 635 82 $2 119 28 $2 593 80 San tary sewer $4 067 12 $3 164 20 U9 038 07 water $S 964 37 $6 986 88 $24 234 53 water meter depos Is $225 $156 $6 352 02 sanitary sewer escrow $14 38 no dlsbur sements $61 383 08 f1re house construction no rece pts no d1sbursemen1S $11 99 federal revenue sharmg $2 148 no diSbursements $9 '%17 general bond retirement $4 962 47 $398 54 $22 861 68 Receipts for the month totaled $32 036 80 compared to diSbursements of $26 540 '!I Edie Mees tops class (Continued from Page I ) Boys State He is a member of Naltonal Honor Soctety An tique Car Club Sc1ence Club French Club and golf team The son of Mr and Mrs Robert Sclunoll Middleport he also won the Danforth Foundation Award MISS AlklllSOn has been a member of National Honor Soc1ety Latin Club Future Nurses and DIG She serves on Student Council and IS the daughter of Mrs Ed1th Ebersbach Middleport Othe awa ds presented we e Outstand ng G r Ath ete of he Year Ava Sayre OGWS Leadersh p Camp Award Lor Seth 0 ana Carsey Mary Weyersm e Vocal Mus c Ce f ca e of Mer t L z B aettna Pa ty Glaze Karen Ha e K s y Matson Sharon W son John Moore and Tom Reed Sen or Usherefte P ns Jean Peyton 8 It Chaney and Karen Ha e Ath etc awards presented were t ack reserves Jack We I John R THomas Nlarfy Dugan Mark Morr s Sam L ftle M ke Braun R ck Bol n Ed S sson vars ty John B ake Ph I Oh nger Lehew 0 te Tom Lowery John Mark Terry Wh t atch Haro d S sson Danny Robson Dallas Weber Kenny Byer and Dana Johnson wrestl ng reserves R011er Roush Gary 0' Dett Bobby Musser Steve P ckens Ed S sson M ck Ash Nlark Mor s R ck McFarand Harold S sson R ck G lmore Char es Neece Tom Lowery and Tony Maney wresf ng Jeff Warner Doug Rosen baum J m McC ure Jeff Musse Joe Rosenbaum K~n Moore Rqger Pearch Rage Hvse Alan Police m ake 27 arrests J Twenty seven persons among wh1ch were seven for dr vmg wh le ntox1cated and eight for mtox cat on were arrested durmg Aprtl by the Mtddleport Pol ce Department accordtng to the monthly report of Police Chief J J Cremeans Other offenses for wh1ch arrests were made nclude three for assault and battery and two forwarded to cowtty court and one each for fa lure to yteid the r ght of way speed ng runmng red light sp nmng tires fa1lure to pay parking tickets and disturbmg the peace Park ng meter collecttons for the month totaled $1 202 and the police cru ser was dr ven 4 456 m les dur n the month 0 McLaugh n I.3. EHS class to graduate Friday night Campbell s the soup people have a ser1es of perfectly-awful +++ rad o commerc als runrung m wh1ch they g1ve away cases and cases of chicken soup - wh1ch they must regard as a cure for anythmg Just as a JewtSh mother would Jew1sh rpothers should protest the tastelessness +++ One of the world s most powerful rad1o statiOns IS markmg Its 5oth anruversary and you probably never heard of t Its WWV a Federal Government station out m Colorado and 11 broadcasts on a vanety of frequencies g1vmg tune of day aud1o tones geophys cal and weather alerts and the like Its sort of a standard to measure standards by and consiSts mostly of ticks beeps frequency hums and brief vmce announcements Hardly compellt on fo All m the Family but durable +++ PI Pleasant and Galltpolis h gh schools have been engagmg tn baseball games aga nsl each other and there hasn t been a smgle person k lied wounded ma1med or even k eked out of a game for ftght ng It would be a bnll ant Idea to suggest that these two schools get together for a football game one day m case no one has thought of t +++ About the hottest th ng tn re~orded mus c these days IS a twovolwne anthology of the Beatles One part covers the early 196267 per od whtie the other gets mto the1r sophisticated mater1al of 1967 72 before they disbanded for good The albums and tapes are sellmg like w ldf re 4th and 5th m the latest polls desp te the fact that the recordings are very expen.s ve I guess t proves that the early Beatles teenybopper fan is now an adult and has ehough bread to buy adolescent nostalgl8 +++ Most surpr s ng poll of the year s one conducted exclusively among season-! cket polders of pro football teams askmg thetr op ruon on liftmg the blackout of sold-<>ut home games for local TV consumption A whopp ng 65 pet of those sampled wanted to black out the blackout and an even larger percentage sa d !bey d go on buymg season t ckets anyway Your show s slippmg Mr 1\ozelle +++ Late-n ght time spots on CBS and ABC are sellmg for $7 000 to $15 000 am nute even though they re bucknw Johnny Carson and talk of all-n ght TV s oe'i: nn ng to be heard around the networks No wonder +++ Basketball champ onsh p games m m d May seem out of place fo t s an mdoor sport but the hockey playoffs seem almost obscene Helen Help Us. Your R1ght to Know test mu•l be taken by A~ I tf and be nformed Of he unc of your governmen a e 11 15 to be done by the bealth emons bod ed n pub c not ces n hi!l se f government cha ges department Skin testing IS a c zens to be nrc med reqUired by the State Depart h 'li newspaper uroes t\'e y ment of Educatton and the c zen o ead end stud.., hese no ces We s rong y aclv se State Department of Health hose c t!'el1s seek ng v he nfo mat on o exerc se he Transfer students also must gh o access o pub c ofeco ds and pub c mee nos have the test The Aug 1 deadlme has also STATE OF OH IO been set for mmun zallons DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AT ON whiCh Wtll be g ven by the health department or the NOTICE OF SALE OFCARS famtiy physic an The PASSE.,GER CARRYALLS 1ft TON dead! ne however does apply PICKUPS DUMP TRUCK;S MOST W PL.OW$ A:ND only to the health department SPREADERS) TRACTORS W MOWER ATTACHMENT S servtce TAR OISTRIBUTO"R TAR KETTLES AR COM Special Servtce Planned The annual homecommg of Steve Br ck les John Lehew B Slack Terry P ckens & the Naom Baptist Church Mr and Mrs George D M ke Haley Baskefba Pomeroy will he Sunday May Massar and daughter Mehssa eserves Danny Dodson Pe k 20 The Rev Samuel Jackson Au It T m Colburn Lonn e and Mrs J R Brison Coats Greg Wa bu n Steve pastor will speak at the II a m Columbus spent Mothers Day Walburn John R ey Terry serv ce Guest speaker at 4 w Lh Mr Massar s parents Mr Pa We She a Hawk 5he a Qual s Jerry Cremeans and M Kn ght Kar a Beal Jenn e vars ty J m pm wll be the Rev H I and Mrs Clarence A Massar S anley Dense Hend cks Kenny Bye Boggs R ch Ba ley Andy Butler Colwnbus who w II be Ch s Stan ey Outstand ng Vaughan B Mulberry Ave Vaughan M ke Mr and Mrs Da v d Eskew Span sh Students J t Smth & Sayre Mark We ry B I accompan ed here by the N!.e v n C emeans Span sh I and ch ldren Kahd Beth and Karen Ha e and Ph I Ohl nger Chaney F oyd Burney Fred Gospel Travelers Chorus A Burney Steve Pr ce M ke Amy Newark were the Span sh I I FFA Sweetheart Nlay B It Myers Dav d Moore d nner wtll be served at noon The publtc IS nv ted Mother s Day weekend visitOrs Dana Lew s FHA K ng Mark mgr Pau Cunn ngham mg P e ce Betty Crocker Go f J D Story Bruce of Mr and Mrs Charles Homemake of Tomorrow Blackston Jeff Warner Jeff Eskew Pomeroy and Mr and Ka en Ha e DAR Good R dgwa( SET POPPY DAYS Lonn e Black C t zen Ed e Mees lndustr al Footba eserves Robe t Mrs Harvey Erlew ne Popp es will be sold on the A s James Hutton Indus r a NEWSPAPER EN f.RPR SE ASSN B rchf e d R ck Bo n Lonn e Rutland A s I and La ry F d ey Coats M ke Haley Cart Hen streets of M ddleport Fr day ndusaAsl Mr and Mrs Earl Thoma cks M ke Hoffman Dana and Saturday by members of The VICA Outs and ng dJohnson and daughter Suz;,n G eg McK nney Amer can Leg on Aux1hary of S udent Awa ds went to D x e Nla k Mor s Jeff Musse and Mrs Georg a Potteroy Snyde cosme o ogy who was Charles Neece Jack 0 ter Ph I Feeney Bennett Post 128 The b dd ng has been awarded an advanced ha r Thoma Chester were n Oh nger John Pal R ley Paul Dtslrtbuted w th the popptes West North East South s y ng scho arsh p at Searls Harold S sson John will be leaflets tellmg of the Colwnbus over he weekend for I "' Pass Na onw de Beauty Academy Gerry Wh te vars ty Thomas Pass 2• Pass he wedd ng of M chael K ng an Lar y Co eman un or Te ry Wh t alch M ck Ash s1gn f cance of the observance Pass 4¥ Pass d af ng V CA awards were Randy Chat n B It Chaney son of Mr and Mrs Leo K ng of Poppy Days p esen ed o M ke Corde 8 You South ho1d Ron Couch Melv n Cremeans formerly of Me gs County and Kennedy R ck Mendenhal Jon D I ard Robb e Eason .K754 .K7H .AJ9 "'32 Sen o Rad o and TV Repa r M ss Marjor e Me Dan ei Andy Eng! sh Chuck Fau lc What do you do now Edd e M tche Jun or Rad o Randy Faulk R ck Gaul Steve Colwnbus The wedd ng took and SET SALE TV Repa r and Pau A-Just b d f ve hearts A Jewe I T m K ng John Lehew Pu I ns and Eugene McK nney Blackwood b d here would get place Saturday at the Linden A rummage sale w11i be held Tom Lowery Mke McOan e Seno Wedng you to a slam Th s bad puts it Un led Method st Church Mrs Lew Me K nney A an Thursday Fr day and OWE Ce t f cate of McLaugh t n Mark D ter r gh1 up to your partner to go K ng ts the former Paul ne Ach evement Beu ah P ddy Saturday at the Amer can Roger Pea ch Terry P ckens on. Thoma Chester F oyd Dean Pu ns Sharon Robert Qua Is Joe Rosen Leg1on Hall m M ddleport by TODAYS QUESTION Faye Reeves Jud th Lynn baum B S ack J D Story You do b d fve heats and the Jun1or Amer can Leg on Sopher Da y lee Swa fz Andy Vaughan Jay Warner your partner b ds f ve spades and Te y Ga ten T&l Awards AuXIliary of Feeney Bennett Da las Weber Ma k Wer y What do you do now of 0 st net on Cosmeto ogy Dave Wo fe Char les D eh Post 128 The sale w II beg nat He d M hoan Rad o and TV Pe k Au t mgr Roger Roush 9 a m each morn ng M ke Co de Auto Meehan cs mgr Tom Cassel mgr Te y Cad le Frank Brode ck ry Stewart mg We d ng and Shee Meta Jeff BaBaseba I B It Chaney Chuck Members of the Eastern Shank M ne Ma ntenance Jon Faulk M ke R chards Steve WIN FLOWERS Bunce P ce M ck Ash R ck Stobart 0 gradual ng class are Pe feet A tendance Kenny M ke Wmners of a potted plant and Nesselroad Lew m Oh nger B yan McK nney ffi C llr Mel nda Amsbary Will am KByezzee KScott F oyd Burney a corsage m a draw ng at F aser B uce Baker Pamela Balser Lana Dave Wolfe Chuck Eastman Teed Steve Bachner R chard B Vaughan Ph Moon Jon Jonn e s Beauty SSalon Benedum Ronald Berry Macombe Kenneth G I key D I ard Perk Au tt Jeff located on Un on Ave at the Randall Bor ng Steve Boston An9e a S sson Pansy Thomas McK nney Jer y Cremeans Route 7 By Pass were Mrs E nes W Ra ph McM I n Carl Hendr cks mgr Charles Brewer Paula Sand a Cur s Be nda F end Freshman football George Beatr ce Smith and Mrs WELLSTON Oh10 Valley Brewer Marc a Carr Gene Dav d Wo fe She man Wh te Jeanette Carter Stewart M ke Magnotta Roger Chaney Chapter of Adopt.a-ch ld today Chaney Cha tes Marshatt Ma ty ACT) announces that 1ts May R chard Cross James Duvall Dugan M ke May M ek 18th meet ng wtll be held n Robert Edwarda Jr Cynthta Davenpo Ter y Qua s J m Ande son Steve Bachne Ted McArthur wtth Mrs Ed th Farrar Ard th Graham Dav d Wood Don Fo me Te y Gr If lh Robert Grossn ckie Newsome Ch ldren s Serv ces C emeans Dav d R dgway worker for V nton County the Lucy Holter Karte Humphrey Steve P ckens Rodney Ba ley Glies Hysell Debbie Jeffers Ed S sson T m Bea hs Ra ph host Sear es G eg Van Meter J m LaComb Jane Karr Vncent The neetng sat 8 pm n Geo ge Lew s Scott Reute Bv Helen Bottel Donna Lantz V c Laughery the meeting room (rear en Ca per Bob Musser J m Glenda Lawson Byron McCoy C a k M tch Chapman R ek trance of the V nton Covnty Mac Far and John 8 ake Don R ~ Marcmko Roxte Mar NatiOnal Bank Swear ngen B uce Reed mg Wblcb Wife Worries Him Most• Freshman baskefbal M ke Top c for d scuss or. wtll be c nko David Matheny John Dear Helen Maxson Ela ne M lhoan Nlagnotta M ke Nlay J m adopt on exchanges with Mrs Ande son M ckey Davenpo I ve known for some lime that my wife has been seemg Debra M llhone George Mora Newsome act ng as resource J mmy Qua s Char es Joyce Myers Phyll s NewlWl another man Two weeks ago I found that the other man was my Nla sha Jeff Ma t n Bobby person All are welcome to best fr end and my boss Schne der John 8 ake M tch attend For more mformat10n W lltam Osborne Rosemary Meadows M tch Chapman He s mamed too and his w1fe thinks that he s still madly m about the meeting or about Reed Steven Reed Deborah G eg Van Mete an Jeff Wa burn mg adoption m th1s area phone Rwhardson Beverly Rtffe love with her Site has no 1dea he s bemg unf8lthful Chee ead ng awa ds I really feel obligated to tell my friends wife what s hapMartha Gr rr. Wellston 384- Rose Roseberry Michael ty Lynne Baker Janel e va s Sanders Mark Satterfield pening but I don t want to go agamst a fnend (and boss) I have Kuhn Jeann e Schne 5898 or Mrs Newsome de an excellent position In thesflrm by the way Danny Schultz Nancy Sexson D ane R dgway eserves The Aprtl meeting was held Mrwreen Hennessy C ndy What should I do• - DESPERATE Rtchard m Jackson w1th Cheryl and V ckte Spencer Schne der 0 ana Sm h Sandy Cu t s f eshman Me r Ault Don Parker as hosts Chet Stettler Deborah Stone Jtll Dear Des Swa n Forrest Teaford Carl Demar s Ash Oebb e Ba ey Tanneh II ed tor of The Da ly Tammy Stan ey Some fr1end Some wife Thomas Sandra Van Meter Sent nel was a guest and Since you seem more concerned about losmg the former than Ivan Walker Jr Deborah dlscusswn for the eVenmg the latter why don t you send your wife away on a long tr1p - I Watson Barbara Well Randall Dally centered upon the mpact of mean make ber an offer she can t refuse like the chmce between Wolf Sandra Wood Jenntfer newspaper coverage n m an ocean cruiSe and a messy divorce Ba ley and Allen M llhone formmg area prospect ve I m sure your very fnendly boss wlll get the message - H parents and workers of state +++ developments on the adoption be rehab htated for adoption as Dear Helen scene soon as possible no matter Watchmg another National Geograpluc-type show the other Also discussed was the what thetr age or handicap rught I started wondering How come topless and oc Spr ng Fling for wh ch Oh o accord ng to the new state cas10nally bottomless dances are okay if Ute skin is black and Valley chapter w II be hosts to pol cy the locale Mr ca but TV network heads quake or even all other ACT fam hes across Martha Gr m of Wellston somettmes roll If more than routine cleavage slips past the the s ate for an adopt on S~te board member of ACT censors of made-m America f1bns • sem nar and camp ng ses on was recently elected Secre~ry A nude IS a nude IS a nude so what s tbe difference whether at camp Franc s Asbury on of that board Donna Par seau she s m a lrtbal vtllage or an East Village play?- DOWN WITii Men or al Day weekend of Waverly serves as the DISCRIMINATION A th rd top c of d scuss on second Oh o Valley was ch ld abuse Th s top c s representat ve Both women DearDwth D re e v ng new cons deratiOn at ended a meeting of that You re talkmg about CU3tom versus sktn flicks Should the a ew de as IS new for body May 12 h n Columbus Umted States adopt nudtty as its national dress the TV censor mula on of adopt on laws and J e rv G n s area I ason for would take hts sctssors e~ ewhere - H rev ew f children n foster s a e b a d to 14 count es n Which sorta proves bare lSD t bad - lt s the way you look cus Jd) I hese ch idre should soul h,,,.,, Oh u at t ACT meets M Arth PUBLIC NOnCEs •• The Sentmel PRESSORS CHAIN SAWS HAND MOWERS AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS CONTRACT SALES LEGAL COPY NO 73 371 COLUMBUS OH APRIL24 0 973 Pu suan o he p ov sons o Sec on 55 3 04 of the Re sed Code o Oh o w offe o sa e a pub c auc on on he p em ses oca ed a he D s No Ten Wash ng on Co n y Ga age s a e Route No 26 Wash ng on Coun y on he 26 h day of May 973 a 0 00 AM t:as ern Day gh Sav no me desc bed he o ow ng Passenge Ca s Ca rya Ton P ckups Dump T u ks mos w h P ows &nd Sp eade T acto s w h Mowe A achmen s Ta o s bu or Tar Ke es A Com p esso s Cha n Saws Hand Mowers an,d 0 he M see aneous ems PASSENGER CARS 967 Fo ds 968 Chev o ets 968 P vmou h 969 Chevro e 5 9 o Fo d 6 CARRYALLS 965 Chev o e 966 Chevro e 969Chevo es 3 P CKUP TRUCKS- 965 Fords 966 Fo dS 967 Chevro e 2 5 2 TON OUMPTRUCKS-JCUB C YAROS Most W th P ows & Sp eade s 3 964 F o ds 965 Dodge 2 966 Dodges 2 966 Fo ds TRUCK 960 Dodge Cab Chass s 2500 o 3500 G V W TAR 0 S;J:RlBUTOR 956 Fo d w h eo d 0 s bu o aoo Ga on M SCELLANEOUS 94 C ane 30 Boo Boo m Wayne c owe 950 Be Loade SO Foo Pe Mu 955 Se m T a e F uehauf o- 963 Cha n Saws 8 n h Po an 966 Hand Mowe Bo en 22 nc h 2 969 Hand Mowe s Vu can 22 nch 946 Ta Kef e e o d 65 Ga on 952 Ta Ke e L e o d 65 Ga on 4 A Camp esso s 3 E ec c Wa er Pumps T upa On e Th d H P 60 Cyc 5 Vo 2 E e c Wa e Pumps Wh e House s Vo 3A50 RPM s gn Washe Wad Mode sc 200 2 Gas Hea e s Moo es 20000BTU 28 Ra and W. e oad Wa n ng L gh s ncomp e e TRACTORS W th Mower Attachm enh 2 969 n erna ona 340 nspec on mays art a 8 00 AM Sa u day May 26 9 3 TERMS TheOh o D ec o o T anspo a on ese ves he gh o ac ep o e ec any o a b ds He a so eserves he gh o emove any ems o equ pmen om s~ e s p o o o du ng au c on Each sue essfu b dde sha be equ ed o depos a eas 20 pe en o h s o a b d a me o sa e Depos m us be made by CERT F ED CHECK o cash o T easu e o s a e c o Oh o Depa tmen o T anspo a on and paymen made n u beo e any equpmen s el'l'loved A equ pmen mus be emo ed w h n 5 wo k ng da vs f om da e of sa e o equ pmen eve s back o he Depa men of T ~nspo a o~ un ess o he a angemen s a e made w h he D s Equ pmen Supe n enden paymen s made by CERT F ED CHECK check may exceed o a pu c hases equ ng cash efund B ds may NOT be w hd aw a e accep ance A b ds a e F N A L and B N 0 N G A equ Pmen o be accep ed n s AS S cond on FOR OETA LS CONTACT M R Fa e y 0 D D o E S Cu urns DE S - 0 s r c No Ma e a Ten A ea Code 6 4 Oil o Phon e 3 3 02 2 PH LL P R CHLEY DEP RECTOR 0 TRANSPORTAl ON Perez socks ~two homers • • zn 4-1 wzn CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Tony Perez has a hab I of celebrat ng his b rthdays Th s year because or an open date on the C nc nna t Reds schedule the slugg ng Cuban had to celebrate a day late Per ez slammed two homers Tuesday n ght to dr ve home three runs as the Reds beat the Los Angeles Doders 4 I n the opener of a three game se r es here Last year on h s b rthday the 31 year-old Perez h t a homer n each game of a doubleheader and drove n all s x Reds runs n a w n v ctory over the St Lou s Card nals Left hander Claude Osteen the veteran Dodger p tcher was the v ct m of both Perez homers Tuesday n ght They we e the fourth and f fth of the season and h1s f rst s nee Apr I 16 Perez who sat out the Houston ser es w th a sore r ght thumb was a doubtful starter Tuesday mght unt I Reds Manager Sparky Anderson checked h m out n pre game batt ng pract ce Tony played the game w th a protect ve sponge doughnut taped to h s n ght thwnb Don Gullett p eked up the v ctory hiS fourth aga nst two losses but needed help from Pedo Borbon \\ho blanked the Dodgers the f nai two and twoh rds nn ngs Gullett "as stru ck on h s p tch ng hand by a smash off the bat of B ll Russell n the f fth tnn ng He 1tad to g ve Yo ay 1n the seventh nn ng to B orbon when the pa n n h s hand became too ntense The mpr nt of the st tches of he baseball we e st 11 on Gui letts swollen hand after the game 1 I have t packed n ce dur ng the n ghl an d then have he hand x rayed Gulle11 sa d fhe Dodge rs only run can e n the s xti nn ng when Ron Cey s ngled home W II e Dav s Through the f rst four nn ngs Gullett blanked the Dodgers " thou a h t The Reds scored a run n the r rs nn ng and hen added a second n the fourth on the f rst of Perez h om ers A walk to Johnny Bench preceded Perez second homer n he s xth The Reds and Dodgers resume play ton ght when Ross Gr ms ey fa ces veteran Dodge r lefty AI Down ng Redmen to battle Malone in tourney Malone ts the 1973 M d-Oh o Coach Norm Persm s R o Conference c hamp on The Grande College Redmen w1ll hattie MOC riVal Malone n Pioneers edged R o one full f rst round play of the Dtslr ct game for the title w th a 6-2 22 NAIA baseball tournament mark R o was 5 3 n league at Fmdlay Thursday Game p ay The Redmen spl t w th Malone dur ng le~gue play tune s 12 noon w nnlttg 5'4 and lbslng 7::I In the first game F ndlay w1ll battle Bluffton at 12 noon Mike Rose ( 4-3 ) and T m Wellston hrres Walker 6-2) are scheduled to hurl for R o m the double new gnd coach ehmmat on event Jody M chael was named Findlay IS 13 3 Bluffton s 14 S Rto 12-7 and Malone IS-3 on new football coach at Wellston H gh School Monday n ght by the year t e Well s ton Board of Fmals are scheduled 4 p m Educal un May 18 The w nner w ll ad M chae fo rm er Jackson vance to the NAJA playoffs at 1 on nan sta succeeds W II s Kansas Ctty Mo Stemen whose Ro ke ts went 0 10 ast fa ,.------------· I I 1 ttere's the Man 1 I I I I To See For THE BEST I ~I I II l I I ! ~~ I VALUES l SEARS I Catalog Merchant I 1220 E Ma n Pome I I PH 2178 I L----------...1 Lou Osbo ne oy 992 lnte nat ona League Stand ng s By Un ted P ess tote nat ana Am er can D v s on 1 pet g b Roches e 633 Paw ucke 542 3 Sy a use 463 4 To edo 0 22 3 3 0 (Nat anal 0 v s onl PlJBL C NOT CE • J To a P og am Fund nQ p og am yea S36 68 Fede a A oc a on 53 3 034 Loca Sha e SJ 653 Fund ng App ca on may be exam ned a E E A Of e Me gs Coun y Cou house Pome oy Oh o Commen s on he p oposed P og am may be subrn ed o he Reg o a Manpowe Ad rn n s a o U S Oepa mefll o Labo 300 Sou h Wacke D ve Ch cago no s 60606 o P dg am Agen Oh o Bu eau of Emp ovmen Se v ces 45 Sou h F ont S ee Co umbus Oh o 431 5 no a er han June 4 9 3 o f no ce of n en o r e has been subm ed by h s da e camp e ed commen s m us be Subm ed by une 97) 5 na l}l<"nt s an Sy acuse 6 To edo 5 Pen nsu a 4 Cha es on 3 BELTED TIRES Falcons rout Marauders, 15-7 tt>ntatlvel} schedu led to begm nn Monday Jul} 9 Ad•ance notice s gn en so managers can adjust their schedules f lhe need arises Thts year lhe tournament >1111 be I m1ted to teams from Me1gs Galha and Mason cou nties Th s change "as taken after much deliberatiOn but of hc~ats have had too much troubl e with tea ms from dislant co unt es using .nehg ble pia} N'S all star team s etc Further detads "'Ill be announced at a later dale In a w ld s xth nn ng hat sent four Me1gs p tche rs to the ound he Waha1 a base ball double Waha a "ent ahead n 1t e top of the second "hen a " lk Q .err ors and a s ngle team r o ll ed ove r he b) Lev. s drove two runs M<i au lers 1~7 n a non league Not to be outdone Me gs 1 a ch Tuesday afternoon lit counte red I hree runs In M ddleport lhe se ond nn ng Walks were s; e I Chuck Eastn an and Sophon ore starter Perk Au I Floyd B rne) Auit s n~led see ned to have control of the and Asl tr pled to dr ve n a ga e up until the fatal s xth runs o <Jke the score 4 3 n The Wh te Falcons had scored fa or of Me gs one run n the f rst nn ng on Tl gs s ayed qu t for "aiks to Lan bert Lew sand a W ha a unt l U expios ve s gle by G liand But Me gs s :< h when the Fal ons scored eta! a ted n the botto of the n e runs on four I ts and seven nn ng w th a run of ts own "alks Tl ose getl ng h ts ere M ck Ash led off w th a s ngle Yca t:;er s ng (!and a duuble folio ved b} a r elder s cl 0 ce Russell a doub c i.IO I Gardner by B li Chaney and a run was a 1r pie scor ed on Luu McK ney s II e Mar;,Jml h r rrs c me Standinf!S Mato League Stand ng s By Un ted P ess lnte nat o,nal Nat ona League East wt Ch cago New Yo k Mon ea P sbu gh Ph ade ph a S Lou s 2 7 4 3 J 6 8 5 6 5 2 20 53 46 464 375 28 J 5 5 8 West w I pel g b San F anc s o 26 3 667 Hou s on 22 4 6 2 C nc nnat 20 3 606 3 Los An_ge es 9 6 543 5 At an a J 9 424 9 San D ego 3 23 36 Tuesday s Re su ts S Lou s 8 Ph ade ph a 4 Ch cago 4 New Yo k 3 C n nna 4 Los Ange es n gh P sbu gh 9 Mon ea 8 nn ng s n gh A an a 4 Hous on gh Sa n F anc sco 4 San D ego n Southern defeats TUPPERS PLAINS Southern H gh School c>dged the Eastern Eagles 4-2 here Tuesday afternoon n extra M ngs n a Southern Valley Conference baseball game The Tornadoes held Eastern sc re es un he b torn of 7th nn ng The \1 nners d d all the r scormg n the 4th and 5th nn ngs Among those gett ng pm New Yo k Pa ke 3 0 a M on ea Moo e22 8 05 pm Ph a de ph a T w che 0 a P sbu gh E s 3 3 a 05 pm A an a no-hit game Dobson 25 a Ho s on Reuss 5 8 30 p m San F anc sea Ma cha 4 3 a San D ego Ca dwe 4 0 30p m os Ange es Down ng 4 a C n nna Ne son 2 2 8 05 KANSAS CITY (UP! There was noth ng Clukey about Nolan Rya n s f rsl no h Iter He blew the Kansas C ty pm Royals away 3-{1 nd he Thursday s Game s looked t k he could do the S Lou s a Ch cago os Ange es a c; nc nna same th ng for n ne n or e n New Yo k a M on ea w mngs Tuesday n ght gh He s throw ng the ball Ph ade ph a a P sbu gh n gh t arder than anyb dy Tve ever A an a a Hous on n1gh seen n my I fc sa d John on y games s hedu ed· Mayberry th• tMJ Or eague A mer can League RBI leader who tru k out East w pet gb hree t mes aga nst the Cal M waukee 5 5 500 forn a fl me thrower Bo on 4 5 483 Amos Ot s who kn ew Rya n De o 5 469 B• tn'6-.! u 7 QS2 when both were " th the New New Y'O k ~ ' 2 York Mets sa d I ye led at C e e and ~ 9 44 h m a ll through the ga ne I West gb called h m every name you can w Ch ago 9 9 th nk of and told h n w we e Kansas C 20 4 2 Ca o n a 3 3 go ng to break t up All he d d O.k a d 4 6 6 was look at me and shake his M nnesota 4 5 5 head 1 he man dera led tl e B g ex as 9 Blue Bus Ot s nad th Ia t out of the nn a n ga me tak ng r ghtf elder Ken an Berry to the warn ng track abo ut 380 feet fro n home plate But Berry who was n erted nto the game fo defens vc pu poses n the s venth nn ng made the catch and I fled the bal over h s head n a v ctory salute Ryan s teammates pm a poured f om the dugout to pump h s hand ot s was the on y Roya to pui a bali aga nst Ryan who s ruck out 12 and wa ked three w , , .,.,.,.e uns held at Rio Grande On f every lh ee boa ng a c den s ends n de<otlh ac ord ng to the Oh o Depa t men of Na ural Resources All Oh o boaters are urged o he r wale aft p er a e !ely R Grande Cot ege w I host the C ass AA and IIAA D str c ba se bal ou rn a mc n~ <J t Evans F eid I he co l e~e w I a I ack 1973 C ass AA D and f ed mee t USED CARS G78xl4 15 $2795 WEATHER H78x14 15 WARMER. o s re a ctor) Tl e Mar uders d a good f f h n g H ghl gl t ng the ac on " s 1 ou M cK nney s l oner o er the I a ond fence eft s xLJ Me gs never re I nee 1 n ght y I ad a th Ma audcr r St!rve w I at en p 0 (Jiay a baseball ga e the rf st of It e sea on They have bee.na ned out e gl com~ecu ve t mes (jnd a e I op ng for he r f rs v. n of season aga nst Lhe Gall po s reserves S(hm d 2nd I NewYo k Ch ago 00000200 - J 82 200 200 oox 4 6 Koosman Henn gan (8) Ak.e 9) Hund ey WP Hoo on S 2) Koosman 5 H RS W a h Ga e 2nd and and LP ams Hoo on Dye Los Ange es 000 00 ooo9 C n nna 00 02 00)( 4 J 0 Os ccn ohn 7 and Fe guson Gu e Bo bon 7 and rhursday Me gs w t play Well on Waha a 120 009 I 15 to Me gs 130 030 0- 7 8 l.le I c Ha mon WP 5 and I.e v s \u 1t P P ce 6 Vaugt an 6 R chards 6 M K ncv 7 ndAsh eh WP Gu Be Os ecn J J e 4 2) LP HRs Pe ez 2 5 h d6 h A an a on 000 003 00 4 60 000 000 oo5 N ck o '} and Oa es W son Yo k 9 and Edwa ds P W son 3 4 H R Bake Ho s lawn <:tl the Jla e Stale Goebel dnub cd to send home Duval and M kc Lark ns n ed out for the second out Don I ch ngcr walke I and catct er 11 l Bowen beat out an f e d s nglc to sco Gocb I and send th g e n o extra nn ngs In th e dec s ve n nth nn ng M k Neese proved to be th e d fferenc e offens ve y a nd tefens vel) 1 o lead lh gs off Teff Hubbard of Soull ern \Ia k d The s s ng ed and 1 t I r Pet Sa) e grounde I out to h s oppos t u nh r p l I er R cl ard Cross W th one away Neese got a gro un l ball pas t t1 e Eag e sh t top to gel to f rst a d llubb rd and Goebel crossed l e t la te 11 i o ado s te t by cut 2 on n r l ef of &y e th n n h nn ng when S;: y r wa eel d from the No c Ci.i i n A/\ Sou ba seball ern Sec t omt 8 9J ga n over a d spute at f rst !J;lse rh s may have been a good ll ng for Soulhern beca se Neese lS undefeated g rc t E stern He ret red th U c batters he fa ce I and t1 e g s ove r w n pped Southern s o I o 9-4 overall and an 1 cs ve 0-1 n the SVAC 1\ ga e s tenia\ vety schedule I fo ton ght a t ough the opponent s ot erta Southern could " It e hamp onsh p w t1 t"o w ns ov r Symmes V II y an I one ove r Kyge Cre k I as ern ow sta ds 5-4 n lh e gue a d 7 10 ove a The) w lltk o HananTa eo 1 u li.l y & u h rn f noon ooo no oo2-4 5 I 010 002 200 2 6 7 F. s n $a) rc WF Neese 9) nd D nn ng Cross nd Bowen gs go 300 000 0 00 nd 000 020 02 000 Astros protest 5 4 Acos a nd He mann Know es 9 umps decision lly FRED M MANF. Ul I Sports Writer th ey played the scoreboard game at the Houston As !rQUome. aga 1\ f.\j~sdal'lml!bl ant 1\Sjros General Manage Spec R chardson f gure to be the b ggesl lo er fh e p om1t on depa t ne t of th e Aslros under th e d ree l on of R ha rdson del vered a rather scath ng attack at Nat ana l League ump res Bruce ~ roen'lm ng a t Aug e Donalell 1ilesday n gh n bold ett o the $2 n I on Astrodom o eboard R chardson I ccamc upse t ove a ca ll wh ch went aga n t the Astros n the n nth nn ng of th r 4 loss to the 1\ ianta Brave ami ordered th e publ c ty dcpa nent It post the follow ng not e on th scoreboard for cvcryon Lo e Man<J ge Ll'O Durocl er has announ ed the game ::; b g played under protest and tha F roemm ng Our Interest Is Greater For You rn.lsc ump re Paul Pryor as Dusty Baker of the Braves we t f on e ond to th rd Pryo s d he dropped the ball when h saw Frocmm ng s g nd B k r d home before May could rctr vc I e Jail Hclrr s cussed l'roemm ng and was ejected Durocher p olested he run sea ng aile PI yo r had augll he b it He ad tl e bat n h s hand two o th e se onds Duroch er a d f P yor If he throws the bal ba k to May May hrows the hall to Ue plate and gel> the guy R cl a lson flu hed w th ange order d h message d s1 lay I nd mo ethan 11 000 fan stood to app aud t Many of them threw paper cups and oth er th ngs a t the ump res Donate l though not n lved n the play was nlude I n he message because of a ca I he made on a home run I y C nc nnall s Bobby Tolan 51fz% On 90 Day Certificates of Deposit 5 , per cent per year pa d on 90 day Cer hf cates of Depostl $1 000 oo Mtmmum Interest Payable Quarterly Me1gs Co Branch .@ A The Athens County Sav ngs & Loan Co 296 Second Sf Pomeroy Oh o Accoun s nsu ed $20 000 by FS L C ~] J.!HI!! "d/ and runners on f rsl ac on w !;;' I nlon and defend ng slate c arr p on w i lock orn w th Cen a S c t o a t ha np on P t n ou h we today at 1 p W nner w I adva nce o eN "akReg ona A 30 p m oday No Lh champ on ba tie Nor heas te rn Champ on Be p e lhe w nncr w II ad vance o he Newa k Reg oni:ll ! heR ow nnersw llmee t n he N wa k Reg onal next week Ba nbr d ge w nncrs w II p ay each o her n he NeY.ark Heg onal next week In AAA baseball Steuben v I e " I w ki e La ncaster a 2 nd se ond w th one out n th e n nth Dave Johnson grounded to th d bas man Doug Rader who tos e 1 to ro nmy Heims at second to sta t a double play Helms relayed to f st ba e man Lee May to apparen y end the mmg but Froemm ng ruled Heims d d not toucl second and At anta s M ke 1 urn was safe May didn t see Froemm n g s s gnal and rou t nely tossed the bait to f rst pn Built to reSist rough terram twist1ng and teanngl mROUE" 2 $73 ~·' , ' LAAGER S ZES PRICED SLIGHTLY H GHER n Sa u day W nner w a l v<1n e o he eg ana l a k prog w I be announ ced Ia er Lh s week Ch co he w t host the AA golf ou namen h s weekend T e A \1\ golf ou ney was held asl veekend a Ch I o he am~ 700 E Mam St POMEROY OHIO 992 2101 SAVE WITH fl,11dd leport To A~ IN TOWN KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT 6 62 6 • • HOlTER! lrd Ave nn g 1 I c 11 base on balls turned t ~ g,amc et oun I After the LOWEST PRICE VALUES Plus Fed Tax Mounted and Balanced Free1 n c la.st ooo- • 6 J S lou 5 2. 0 000 4x 8 3 0 (h senson Lesch (2} B andon 8 Lonbo g (8) and Boone W se 4 2) and S m moo; LPBandon OJ HR Ph a de ph a 020 o Donatelt ha ve blown dec s ons n wo of the last II ee ga mes The pi y started w th A ianta New Yo k n gh ON MIDDLEPORT 0 He grounded out rouli ely to shortstop R dy Meot n the seventh Ryan h msclf took the feat athe ca ~nly I ve never felt l ke I was the type of p tch to throw a o h tter the 26-year-<> d r ght hander sa d My curve sn t the type that s overpower ng And r don t I ave the type of fastba 1 that ea y moves I ke so ne eft-handers throw The n ost d ff c ult play turn d n by the Ang I arne w th two out n thee ghth when p nchh \ter Ga I Hopk ns lofted a soft I ne dr ve to centc Meot aced back and grabbed th e ball w th h s back to the nf eid Ryans gem w<:~ s the se and no h Iter of the major league cason Kan sas C ty rookie Steve Busby p tched the f rst w M ng 1-{1 at Detro t Apr 27 Kan a C ty Ma nag r Jack M Kcon played the game under protest aftet the th rd nn ng when he camp a ned to no avail that Ryan was not rna nta n ng contact w th the p L h ng rubbe dur ng his w ndup McKeon had com pta ned n the f st nn ng and plate u np re J m Evans had warned Ryan aga nst takmg a wa k ng start District events to be Lowest Pnce 992 2238 N.CJt ona lugue n n th s order after Ault Seve Pr e B II Vau~han and M ke H ha d i\s fast ~s M g,s sen ou p L hers Wil a na \\.as ge2 t n~ wa k IV t hur e ost was t s x or II tl "alks g ve to IVa n a vere to the botto lv. o n en n the ba t g ord er W Ll Ll ese pla)e so base Ll ~ op of Ll e or ler ('ttn e up and s d d tte good h tiers W I na added 11 ree ump re s Best Quality H&R FIRESTONE hits were Dave fhe ss w th twos ngies Ver Ord who had a tr pie anti An os Moore a tr pie U at drove a run For the Eagles the r runs " ere scor ed n the r last ups supposedly W lh II e Tor nadocs lead ng 2 0 B II Osborne s ngied Ala Duval doubled to r gh ce ntc Osborne tr ed to ore b Lwas Today s P obab e P tchers At T mes EDT) S Lou s Fos e 3 a Ch cago Reus he 3 2 2 JO $2895 Ma1o League Re.r;ults By Un ted P ess lnternett onal Eagles 4-2 in 9 ,Ryan tosses gh Lmescores 6 h pctgb 9 23 wlpctgb Pen nsu a 20 2 625 Cha es on B 2 600 T dewa e 5 53 3 R c hm ond 9 22 289 0 h Tuesday s Resll tsl R chmond 6 T dewa e 3 Roches e a Pa w tu ke ppd May 6 23 App ca on o he o owng obs unde he Erne gen Emp oymen Ac E E A w be aken a he E E A 0 e Cou House Pome oy Oh o no a e han May 30 9 3 2 C y Pa o man 2 abo e s Labo Fa eman San a y Eng nee Sec e a y Bookkeepe Robe c a k Cha man Me gs Co un Comm ss one s The Me gs Coun y Com rn ss one s announced ha unds n he amoun o S33 03 4 ece ed unde he Erne gen y Emp ovmen A or 197 w be appo oned as to ows P og am Agen Sub Agen Me gs Coun y Comm ss one tin of Gov Me gs Co un y Comm ss one s AeaSeves No of obs $33 OJA Funds Name o h ghes e e ed o f c a Robe C a k Cha rman Comm ss one s App ca on Da e May The K}grr Creek L1ttle League Baseball Tour CERTIFIED ONE OF THE LARGEST TIRE D£AI.ERS IN SOiliH£ASTERN OHIO 992-9981 538 W MAIN POMEROY, 0 l fE A5 W£LL AS OURS lol ~ ~ I II 1 1 I Z kle �3- The Daily Senttnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 May 16 1973 2- The Daily Sentmel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 May 16 1973 Television Log WEDNESDAY MAY 16 WIN AT BRIDeE 1973 6 00 - News Weather Sports 3 A 8 0 15 T uth or COtheq 6 $@same Sf 20 A ound the Bend 33 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 News 8 0 Sesame St 20 Z on JJ 0 eam of Jeann e 13 7 DO T uth o Conseq J Beat the C ock 4 News 6 0 What s My L ne8 Any h ng You Can Do 13 E ec Co 20 Know Your Schoo s 33 Mayor s Repo f s 7 30 - Ep sode Act on JJ The Judge 10 '3 at he Cock J Po ce Su geon 3 To Te he T u 'h 6 Econom c Educat on Directed Shift Beats Game 8 00 9 30 Tr as 4 00 News 3 4 6 8 0 13 Bad ande s 8 News 4 ndy T me Cav~tt Squa e of V o ence 6 3 Move ToTe the T1 u h 3 Jeopardy 6 Ho ywood s Ta k ng 0 es 8 5 00 - Sa e of the Cen tu y J 4 5 Love Amer can Sty e 6 Gamb a 0 Passwo d 3 E ec Co 20 30 Lo e of L e 8 0 Bew tched 6 J Sesame Sf 20 Ho lywood Squa es J 4 5 2 00 Jeopardy 3 5 Bob B aun s 50 50 C ub 4 News 10 3 8 Passwo d 6 2 30 3WsGameJ Sea ch fo Torno ow8 0 S p tSecond6 2 55 NBC News J 5 00 News 3 A My Ch d en 6 3 Green Ac es 0 Not For Women On y 5 Sec et Storm 8 20 Fash ons n Sew ng J 30 Le s Make A Deal6 J As The Wo d Turns 8 0 Th ee on a Ma ch 3 4 S Bow ng 6 2 00 Days of Ou L es 3 4 5 New ywed Game 3 M ke Doug as 6 Gu d ng L gh 8 10 2 JO Doeo s3 4 5 Da ngGame 3 EdgeofN ght8 0 3 00 Another Wo d 3 4 5 General Hasp ta 6 13 P ce s R ght 8 0 Do You Read Me 20 3 30 Re u n to Pey on P a e 3 4 5 One L fe to L ve 6 13 Sec e Sto m 0 Ph I Donahue 4 Tu n ng Po nts 20 Ho ywood s Ta k ng 8 4 00 - M Ca toon J Love Arne can S y e 3 F ntstones 6 Some se 5 Move Red Sundown 0 Sesame St 20 33 4 30 - I Lo e Lucy 6 Pett coat Junct on 3 Merv G ff n 4 Abbott & Coste o 6 W d W d Wes 3 My Ltt e Ma g e 15 5 00 E ec Co JJ Gome Py e 3 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Beve ly H b I es B Dea h Va ey Days 5 6 00 News3 A a 0 5 T u h o Conseq 13 A ound he Bend JJ Sesame St 20 6 30 NBC News 4 5 ABC News 8 0 I 0 earn of Jeanne 3 Des gn ng Women 33 00 Truth or lZonseq 3 Beat he Clock 4 Cou 5e of Ou T mes JJ D ck V~n Dyke 4 Wha s My L ne 8 B g Red Jub lee 5 News 6 Elec Co 20 Le s Make A Dea 13 30 Ho ywood Squa es 3 ToTe he Truth 6 W d K ngdom 0 II See You n Cou t 4 Lass e 8 Zoom 20 Beat the Clock s He p Wanted Ch tdhood lowo The total miles traveled by all vehicles during the month wao :ro2 9 There was au average ol II meo on each fire catt sod %7 8 982 K532 65 J865 man hours were spent on JJ Ft p W son J 4 5 Mod Squad 6 J The Wa tons 8 0 Mov e Ba t e ot Cu oden 20 33 9 00 K ng F u 6 3 ons de 3 4 5 Mov es Sa ed n Naples B Coun down 0 Conve sat on w h So Hu ok 20 33 9 30 o 00 - St eels of San F anc sea 6 3 News 20 Dean Mart~ 3 4 5 Wo d P ess 33 00 News 3 4 6 B 3 5 30 Johnny Carson J 4 5 D ck Ca e 6 3 Mov es Tea & Sympa hy 8 S e a Da as 0 Ro e De by 4 News 3 00 2 00- News 4 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE Thmgs you mtghtl keto know or may not The Kaiser mdustr~al complex whtch mcludes the aiummwn plant up ther ver) has moved a step closer to creating a posSible fourth TV network Kruser has sold ts last rad1o station clearmg the way to purchase a senes of mdependent UHF stat10ns m the nation s b1ggest c ties then hnkmg them together v1a microwave and wire to produce a network which then could be offered to aff1hated stattons +++ MIXed emotions has been described as watchmg your mother m law dr~ve over a cliff n your brand-<1ew Catlllac To me t s watch ng Me gs Cowtttan B1lly W1lson help to beat my beloved Cmc nnat1 Reds wh le Gall a County nat1ve Dave Roberts 1s wmn ng a game for Houston It happened one mght a week or so ago the three fire calls lOt • AQJ976 • 932 Fourth VIM session Friday •• J Ha hayoga JJ D ck Van D ke 3 D nah Sho e J Co umbus 5 x Ca I ng 6 Joker s W d 8 0 o 30 Sp Second 3 Baff eJ 4 5 s 0 000 Py am d 8 0 8 00 .A 0 8 00 Cap Kanga oo 0 New Zoo Revue 3 Sesame St 33 La ss e 6 8 30 - JackLalanne 3 NewZooRevue6 9 00 Pau D )(Qn 4 Ph I Donahue 5 Ben Casey 3 Rompe Room 8 Pey on P ace J Capt Kanga oo 8 Let s Make A Dea 6 Fr end •y Jun ct on 0 AM 3 Bever y H lb . 10973 The 3 Popeye 10 0 00 . • . . 3 THURSDAY MAY 17 • 30 . J 6S3 •• S 6 00 - Sun se Sem nar 4 Sac ed Hea t 0 6 5 - Fa mt me 0 Farm Report 3 6 20 Pau Ha vey 3 6 30 - Co umbus Today 4 8 be Answe s 8 Ame cas Prob ems 0 Patte ns fo L v ng 3 6 45 - Co ncob Repo t 3 7 00 Today 3 4 5 7 30 Romper Room 6 S eepy Je fers 8 Rocky & Bu w nk e 9 EAST Both vulnerable West PB!S Pass North 1• INT Pass FIREMEN S REPORT Three lire calls aod 13 lint a d calls were answered by lbe Middleport Fire Department during AprD Flre Ch1ef Bob Byer reporto Of lhe emergency runs 10 "ere In town ad three out of town One fJre caU was In town and two were out of soum 30 - Johnny Ca son 3 A 5 0 ck 00 WEST .AKQ J Tu n ng Po nts 20 l3 0 00 - Cannon 8 0 Sou 33 News 20 Sea ch 3 15 11 NORDI ( D) .KQ 7 . 108 • 108 74 .AKQ 2 20 Sonny & Cher 8 0 Adam 2 3 4 5 Move South Pac f c 6 3 Amer ca 73 20 33 BJO ._.. too M onJ 4 5 9 00 - Med ca Center 8 0 June Wayne 33 Unde stand ng Afr ca 20 :~::~{::~<«~x~~;)~~~l~x~~X~h South Paso 1 ¥ Pass 4¥ • Pass East Open ng lead • K By Oswald & James Jacoby When J1mmy Maier died m 1942 he was only 32 years old but had already estab 1 shed h1mself as one of the three or four best players n the world Now s uppose you are J m my and s ttmg East Your partner leads out the ace k ng and queen of dtamonds What do you d1scard and why' Jtmmy discarded the mne of spades He wasn t trymg to fool declarer He just felt certam of beat ng the con tract 1f he could persuade h1s partner to shtft to a spade West d1d Just that South won n dummy and led the 10 of trumps It held and he con! nued with the e1ght which also held South saw he needed to shorten h mself tw1ce He started out fine by ruffmg his last dtamond wh1le Jtmmy got r d of h1s last spade South entered dummy with a club discarded h1s ace of spades on a second high club ruffed a club to get down to two trumps and tned to enter dummy w th a second spade Unfortunately for h s purposes J1mmy was now out of spades and able to ruff If J1mmy had discarded a low spade West would al most surely have led h1s fourth htgh d1amond South m ght sltil have gone down but he could have worked out East s d1stnbutton and found a play to make h s contract Informal on on the health of eyes ears teeth and feet w II be presented at the fourth sess on of VIM Fr day May 18 from 2 to 4 p m at the Semor Center Pomeroy Junwr H gh Bldg Glaucoma cataracts hear ng loss and foot problems are spec f c problems mcluded n lhts program These VIM programs have been made ava iabie to Me1gs Cowtltans over 55 years old by the Nat onal Assn of Rel.irmg reachers and the Amencan Assn of Reltred Persons They are bemg ptesented throughout the Un ted States Me gs Co unty be ng the ftrst 1n Southeast Oh o Ret red teac hers are urged to be present for a shorl meeting follow ng the VIM program to d scuss Important leg slat on be ng cons dered m the Oh10 Leg slature ~ ;;v.;.XX ;.,..-x~=<..-::•~:';~h:;~:;::•~f. Pomeroy Personal Notes Newcomers need tests Pup1ls entermg ,Metgs County kindergarten or ftrst grade for the fltSI time must have undergone a skin test Parents may take the r chtldren to the r famtly physlctans or to the Metgs Cowtty Health Department on East Main St Pomeroy for the test Heath department hours lor tJili parttcular ser vice however are 8 30 a.m to 11 30a m Monday Tuesday or Wednesday unt I Aug I The Fund balances reported Balances n all Middleport Vtllage funds as of Apnl 30 totaled $198 243 20 Clerk Treasurer Gene Grate reports Recetpts expendttures respecttvety and the balance m each fund mctude general $8 649 01 $12 357 34 $46 780 58 ceme t..ry $870 63 $1 076 89 $944 98: f re eqwpment $500 $277 94 $207 61 swimming pool no rece pts $6 65 $3 530 88 plannmg com m sst on no recetpts $2 65 $303 98 street maintenance $4 635 82 $2 119 28 $2 593 80 San tary sewer $4 067 12 $3 164 20 U9 038 07 water $S 964 37 $6 986 88 $24 234 53 water meter depos Is $225 $156 $6 352 02 sanitary sewer escrow $14 38 no dlsbur sements $61 383 08 f1re house construction no rece pts no d1sbursemen1S $11 99 federal revenue sharmg $2 148 no diSbursements $9 '%17 general bond retirement $4 962 47 $398 54 $22 861 68 Receipts for the month totaled $32 036 80 compared to diSbursements of $26 540 '!I Edie Mees tops class (Continued from Page I ) Boys State He is a member of Naltonal Honor Soctety An tique Car Club Sc1ence Club French Club and golf team The son of Mr and Mrs Robert Sclunoll Middleport he also won the Danforth Foundation Award MISS AlklllSOn has been a member of National Honor Soc1ety Latin Club Future Nurses and DIG She serves on Student Council and IS the daughter of Mrs Ed1th Ebersbach Middleport Othe awa ds presented we e Outstand ng G r Ath ete of he Year Ava Sayre OGWS Leadersh p Camp Award Lor Seth 0 ana Carsey Mary Weyersm e Vocal Mus c Ce f ca e of Mer t L z B aettna Pa ty Glaze Karen Ha e K s y Matson Sharon W son John Moore and Tom Reed Sen or Usherefte P ns Jean Peyton 8 It Chaney and Karen Ha e Ath etc awards presented were t ack reserves Jack We I John R THomas Nlarfy Dugan Mark Morr s Sam L ftle M ke Braun R ck Bol n Ed S sson vars ty John B ake Ph I Oh nger Lehew 0 te Tom Lowery John Mark Terry Wh t atch Haro d S sson Danny Robson Dallas Weber Kenny Byer and Dana Johnson wrestl ng reserves R011er Roush Gary 0' Dett Bobby Musser Steve P ckens Ed S sson M ck Ash Nlark Mor s R ck McFarand Harold S sson R ck G lmore Char es Neece Tom Lowery and Tony Maney wresf ng Jeff Warner Doug Rosen baum J m McC ure Jeff Musse Joe Rosenbaum K~n Moore Rqger Pearch Rage Hvse Alan Police m ake 27 arrests J Twenty seven persons among wh1ch were seven for dr vmg wh le ntox1cated and eight for mtox cat on were arrested durmg Aprtl by the Mtddleport Pol ce Department accordtng to the monthly report of Police Chief J J Cremeans Other offenses for wh1ch arrests were made nclude three for assault and battery and two forwarded to cowtty court and one each for fa lure to yteid the r ght of way speed ng runmng red light sp nmng tires fa1lure to pay parking tickets and disturbmg the peace Park ng meter collecttons for the month totaled $1 202 and the police cru ser was dr ven 4 456 m les dur n the month 0 McLaugh n I.3. EHS class to graduate Friday night Campbell s the soup people have a ser1es of perfectly-awful +++ rad o commerc als runrung m wh1ch they g1ve away cases and cases of chicken soup - wh1ch they must regard as a cure for anythmg Just as a JewtSh mother would Jew1sh rpothers should protest the tastelessness +++ One of the world s most powerful rad1o statiOns IS markmg Its 5oth anruversary and you probably never heard of t Its WWV a Federal Government station out m Colorado and 11 broadcasts on a vanety of frequencies g1vmg tune of day aud1o tones geophys cal and weather alerts and the like Its sort of a standard to measure standards by and consiSts mostly of ticks beeps frequency hums and brief vmce announcements Hardly compellt on fo All m the Family but durable +++ PI Pleasant and Galltpolis h gh schools have been engagmg tn baseball games aga nsl each other and there hasn t been a smgle person k lied wounded ma1med or even k eked out of a game for ftght ng It would be a bnll ant Idea to suggest that these two schools get together for a football game one day m case no one has thought of t +++ About the hottest th ng tn re~orded mus c these days IS a twovolwne anthology of the Beatles One part covers the early 196267 per od whtie the other gets mto the1r sophisticated mater1al of 1967 72 before they disbanded for good The albums and tapes are sellmg like w ldf re 4th and 5th m the latest polls desp te the fact that the recordings are very expen.s ve I guess t proves that the early Beatles teenybopper fan is now an adult and has ehough bread to buy adolescent nostalgl8 +++ Most surpr s ng poll of the year s one conducted exclusively among season-! cket polders of pro football teams askmg thetr op ruon on liftmg the blackout of sold-<>ut home games for local TV consumption A whopp ng 65 pet of those sampled wanted to black out the blackout and an even larger percentage sa d !bey d go on buymg season t ckets anyway Your show s slippmg Mr 1\ozelle +++ Late-n ght time spots on CBS and ABC are sellmg for $7 000 to $15 000 am nute even though they re bucknw Johnny Carson and talk of all-n ght TV s oe'i: nn ng to be heard around the networks No wonder +++ Basketball champ onsh p games m m d May seem out of place fo t s an mdoor sport but the hockey playoffs seem almost obscene Helen Help Us. Your R1ght to Know test mu•l be taken by A~ I tf and be nformed Of he unc of your governmen a e 11 15 to be done by the bealth emons bod ed n pub c not ces n hi!l se f government cha ges department Skin testing IS a c zens to be nrc med reqUired by the State Depart h 'li newspaper uroes t\'e y ment of Educatton and the c zen o ead end stud.., hese no ces We s rong y aclv se State Department of Health hose c t!'el1s seek ng v he nfo mat on o exerc se he Transfer students also must gh o access o pub c ofeco ds and pub c mee nos have the test The Aug 1 deadlme has also STATE OF OH IO been set for mmun zallons DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AT ON whiCh Wtll be g ven by the health department or the NOTICE OF SALE OFCARS famtiy physic an The PASSE.,GER CARRYALLS 1ft TON dead! ne however does apply PICKUPS DUMP TRUCK;S MOST W PL.OW$ A:ND only to the health department SPREADERS) TRACTORS W MOWER ATTACHMENT S servtce TAR OISTRIBUTO"R TAR KETTLES AR COM Special Servtce Planned The annual homecommg of Steve Br ck les John Lehew B Slack Terry P ckens & the Naom Baptist Church Mr and Mrs George D M ke Haley Baskefba Pomeroy will he Sunday May Massar and daughter Mehssa eserves Danny Dodson Pe k 20 The Rev Samuel Jackson Au It T m Colburn Lonn e and Mrs J R Brison Coats Greg Wa bu n Steve pastor will speak at the II a m Columbus spent Mothers Day Walburn John R ey Terry serv ce Guest speaker at 4 w Lh Mr Massar s parents Mr Pa We She a Hawk 5he a Qual s Jerry Cremeans and M Kn ght Kar a Beal Jenn e vars ty J m pm wll be the Rev H I and Mrs Clarence A Massar S anley Dense Hend cks Kenny Bye Boggs R ch Ba ley Andy Butler Colwnbus who w II be Ch s Stan ey Outstand ng Vaughan B Mulberry Ave Vaughan M ke Mr and Mrs Da v d Eskew Span sh Students J t Smth & Sayre Mark We ry B I accompan ed here by the N!.e v n C emeans Span sh I and ch ldren Kahd Beth and Karen Ha e and Ph I Ohl nger Chaney F oyd Burney Fred Gospel Travelers Chorus A Burney Steve Pr ce M ke Amy Newark were the Span sh I I FFA Sweetheart Nlay B It Myers Dav d Moore d nner wtll be served at noon The publtc IS nv ted Mother s Day weekend visitOrs Dana Lew s FHA K ng Mark mgr Pau Cunn ngham mg P e ce Betty Crocker Go f J D Story Bruce of Mr and Mrs Charles Homemake of Tomorrow Blackston Jeff Warner Jeff Eskew Pomeroy and Mr and Ka en Ha e DAR Good R dgwa( SET POPPY DAYS Lonn e Black C t zen Ed e Mees lndustr al Footba eserves Robe t Mrs Harvey Erlew ne Popp es will be sold on the A s James Hutton Indus r a NEWSPAPER EN f.RPR SE ASSN B rchf e d R ck Bo n Lonn e Rutland A s I and La ry F d ey Coats M ke Haley Cart Hen streets of M ddleport Fr day ndusaAsl Mr and Mrs Earl Thoma cks M ke Hoffman Dana and Saturday by members of The VICA Outs and ng dJohnson and daughter Suz;,n G eg McK nney Amer can Leg on Aux1hary of S udent Awa ds went to D x e Nla k Mor s Jeff Musse and Mrs Georg a Potteroy Snyde cosme o ogy who was Charles Neece Jack 0 ter Ph I Feeney Bennett Post 128 The b dd ng has been awarded an advanced ha r Thoma Chester were n Oh nger John Pal R ley Paul Dtslrtbuted w th the popptes West North East South s y ng scho arsh p at Searls Harold S sson John will be leaflets tellmg of the Colwnbus over he weekend for I "' Pass Na onw de Beauty Academy Gerry Wh te vars ty Thomas Pass 2• Pass he wedd ng of M chael K ng an Lar y Co eman un or Te ry Wh t alch M ck Ash s1gn f cance of the observance Pass 4¥ Pass d af ng V CA awards were Randy Chat n B It Chaney son of Mr and Mrs Leo K ng of Poppy Days p esen ed o M ke Corde 8 You South ho1d Ron Couch Melv n Cremeans formerly of Me gs County and Kennedy R ck Mendenhal Jon D I ard Robb e Eason .K754 .K7H .AJ9 "'32 Sen o Rad o and TV Repa r M ss Marjor e Me Dan ei Andy Eng! sh Chuck Fau lc What do you do now Edd e M tche Jun or Rad o Randy Faulk R ck Gaul Steve Colwnbus The wedd ng took and SET SALE TV Repa r and Pau A-Just b d f ve hearts A Jewe I T m K ng John Lehew Pu I ns and Eugene McK nney Blackwood b d here would get place Saturday at the Linden A rummage sale w11i be held Tom Lowery Mke McOan e Seno Wedng you to a slam Th s bad puts it Un led Method st Church Mrs Lew Me K nney A an Thursday Fr day and OWE Ce t f cate of McLaugh t n Mark D ter r gh1 up to your partner to go K ng ts the former Paul ne Ach evement Beu ah P ddy Saturday at the Amer can Roger Pea ch Terry P ckens on. Thoma Chester F oyd Dean Pu ns Sharon Robert Qua Is Joe Rosen Leg1on Hall m M ddleport by TODAYS QUESTION Faye Reeves Jud th Lynn baum B S ack J D Story You do b d fve heats and the Jun1or Amer can Leg on Sopher Da y lee Swa fz Andy Vaughan Jay Warner your partner b ds f ve spades and Te y Ga ten T&l Awards AuXIliary of Feeney Bennett Da las Weber Ma k Wer y What do you do now of 0 st net on Cosmeto ogy Dave Wo fe Char les D eh Post 128 The sale w II beg nat He d M hoan Rad o and TV Pe k Au t mgr Roger Roush 9 a m each morn ng M ke Co de Auto Meehan cs mgr Tom Cassel mgr Te y Cad le Frank Brode ck ry Stewart mg We d ng and Shee Meta Jeff BaBaseba I B It Chaney Chuck Members of the Eastern Shank M ne Ma ntenance Jon Faulk M ke R chards Steve WIN FLOWERS Bunce P ce M ck Ash R ck Stobart 0 gradual ng class are Pe feet A tendance Kenny M ke Wmners of a potted plant and Nesselroad Lew m Oh nger B yan McK nney ffi C llr Mel nda Amsbary Will am KByezzee KScott F oyd Burney a corsage m a draw ng at F aser B uce Baker Pamela Balser Lana Dave Wolfe Chuck Eastman Teed Steve Bachner R chard B Vaughan Ph Moon Jon Jonn e s Beauty SSalon Benedum Ronald Berry Macombe Kenneth G I key D I ard Perk Au tt Jeff located on Un on Ave at the Randall Bor ng Steve Boston An9e a S sson Pansy Thomas McK nney Jer y Cremeans Route 7 By Pass were Mrs E nes W Ra ph McM I n Carl Hendr cks mgr Charles Brewer Paula Sand a Cur s Be nda F end Freshman football George Beatr ce Smith and Mrs WELLSTON Oh10 Valley Brewer Marc a Carr Gene Dav d Wo fe She man Wh te Jeanette Carter Stewart M ke Magnotta Roger Chaney Chapter of Adopt.a-ch ld today Chaney Cha tes Marshatt Ma ty ACT) announces that 1ts May R chard Cross James Duvall Dugan M ke May M ek 18th meet ng wtll be held n Robert Edwarda Jr Cynthta Davenpo Ter y Qua s J m Ande son Steve Bachne Ted McArthur wtth Mrs Ed th Farrar Ard th Graham Dav d Wood Don Fo me Te y Gr If lh Robert Grossn ckie Newsome Ch ldren s Serv ces C emeans Dav d R dgway worker for V nton County the Lucy Holter Karte Humphrey Steve P ckens Rodney Ba ley Glies Hysell Debbie Jeffers Ed S sson T m Bea hs Ra ph host Sear es G eg Van Meter J m LaComb Jane Karr Vncent The neetng sat 8 pm n Geo ge Lew s Scott Reute Bv Helen Bottel Donna Lantz V c Laughery the meeting room (rear en Ca per Bob Musser J m Glenda Lawson Byron McCoy C a k M tch Chapman R ek trance of the V nton Covnty Mac Far and John 8 ake Don R ~ Marcmko Roxte Mar NatiOnal Bank Swear ngen B uce Reed mg Wblcb Wife Worries Him Most• Freshman baskefbal M ke Top c for d scuss or. wtll be c nko David Matheny John Dear Helen Maxson Ela ne M lhoan Nlagnotta M ke Nlay J m adopt on exchanges with Mrs Ande son M ckey Davenpo I ve known for some lime that my wife has been seemg Debra M llhone George Mora Newsome act ng as resource J mmy Qua s Char es Joyce Myers Phyll s NewlWl another man Two weeks ago I found that the other man was my Nla sha Jeff Ma t n Bobby person All are welcome to best fr end and my boss Schne der John 8 ake M tch attend For more mformat10n W lltam Osborne Rosemary Meadows M tch Chapman He s mamed too and his w1fe thinks that he s still madly m about the meeting or about Reed Steven Reed Deborah G eg Van Mete an Jeff Wa burn mg adoption m th1s area phone Rwhardson Beverly Rtffe love with her Site has no 1dea he s bemg unf8lthful Chee ead ng awa ds I really feel obligated to tell my friends wife what s hapMartha Gr rr. Wellston 384- Rose Roseberry Michael ty Lynne Baker Janel e va s Sanders Mark Satterfield pening but I don t want to go agamst a fnend (and boss) I have Kuhn Jeann e Schne 5898 or Mrs Newsome de an excellent position In thesflrm by the way Danny Schultz Nancy Sexson D ane R dgway eserves The Aprtl meeting was held Mrwreen Hennessy C ndy What should I do• - DESPERATE Rtchard m Jackson w1th Cheryl and V ckte Spencer Schne der 0 ana Sm h Sandy Cu t s f eshman Me r Ault Don Parker as hosts Chet Stettler Deborah Stone Jtll Dear Des Swa n Forrest Teaford Carl Demar s Ash Oebb e Ba ey Tanneh II ed tor of The Da ly Tammy Stan ey Some fr1end Some wife Thomas Sandra Van Meter Sent nel was a guest and Since you seem more concerned about losmg the former than Ivan Walker Jr Deborah dlscusswn for the eVenmg the latter why don t you send your wife away on a long tr1p - I Watson Barbara Well Randall Dally centered upon the mpact of mean make ber an offer she can t refuse like the chmce between Wolf Sandra Wood Jenntfer newspaper coverage n m an ocean cruiSe and a messy divorce Ba ley and Allen M llhone formmg area prospect ve I m sure your very fnendly boss wlll get the message - H parents and workers of state +++ developments on the adoption be rehab htated for adoption as Dear Helen scene soon as possible no matter Watchmg another National Geograpluc-type show the other Also discussed was the what thetr age or handicap rught I started wondering How come topless and oc Spr ng Fling for wh ch Oh o accord ng to the new state cas10nally bottomless dances are okay if Ute skin is black and Valley chapter w II be hosts to pol cy the locale Mr ca but TV network heads quake or even all other ACT fam hes across Martha Gr m of Wellston somettmes roll If more than routine cleavage slips past the the s ate for an adopt on S~te board member of ACT censors of made-m America f1bns • sem nar and camp ng ses on was recently elected Secre~ry A nude IS a nude IS a nude so what s tbe difference whether at camp Franc s Asbury on of that board Donna Par seau she s m a lrtbal vtllage or an East Village play?- DOWN WITii Men or al Day weekend of Waverly serves as the DISCRIMINATION A th rd top c of d scuss on second Oh o Valley was ch ld abuse Th s top c s representat ve Both women DearDwth D re e v ng new cons deratiOn at ended a meeting of that You re talkmg about CU3tom versus sktn flicks Should the a ew de as IS new for body May 12 h n Columbus Umted States adopt nudtty as its national dress the TV censor mula on of adopt on laws and J e rv G n s area I ason for would take hts sctssors e~ ewhere - H rev ew f children n foster s a e b a d to 14 count es n Which sorta proves bare lSD t bad - lt s the way you look cus Jd) I hese ch idre should soul h,,,.,, Oh u at t ACT meets M Arth PUBLIC NOnCEs •• The Sentmel PRESSORS CHAIN SAWS HAND MOWERS AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS CONTRACT SALES LEGAL COPY NO 73 371 COLUMBUS OH APRIL24 0 973 Pu suan o he p ov sons o Sec on 55 3 04 of the Re sed Code o Oh o w offe o sa e a pub c auc on on he p em ses oca ed a he D s No Ten Wash ng on Co n y Ga age s a e Route No 26 Wash ng on Coun y on he 26 h day of May 973 a 0 00 AM t:as ern Day gh Sav no me desc bed he o ow ng Passenge Ca s Ca rya Ton P ckups Dump T u ks mos w h P ows &nd Sp eade T acto s w h Mowe A achmen s Ta o s bu or Tar Ke es A Com p esso s Cha n Saws Hand Mowers an,d 0 he M see aneous ems PASSENGER CARS 967 Fo ds 968 Chev o ets 968 P vmou h 969 Chevro e 5 9 o Fo d 6 CARRYALLS 965 Chev o e 966 Chevro e 969Chevo es 3 P CKUP TRUCKS- 965 Fords 966 Fo dS 967 Chevro e 2 5 2 TON OUMPTRUCKS-JCUB C YAROS Most W th P ows & Sp eade s 3 964 F o ds 965 Dodge 2 966 Dodges 2 966 Fo ds TRUCK 960 Dodge Cab Chass s 2500 o 3500 G V W TAR 0 S;J:RlBUTOR 956 Fo d w h eo d 0 s bu o aoo Ga on M SCELLANEOUS 94 C ane 30 Boo Boo m Wayne c owe 950 Be Loade SO Foo Pe Mu 955 Se m T a e F uehauf o- 963 Cha n Saws 8 n h Po an 966 Hand Mowe Bo en 22 nc h 2 969 Hand Mowe s Vu can 22 nch 946 Ta Kef e e o d 65 Ga on 952 Ta Ke e L e o d 65 Ga on 4 A Camp esso s 3 E ec c Wa er Pumps T upa On e Th d H P 60 Cyc 5 Vo 2 E e c Wa e Pumps Wh e House s Vo 3A50 RPM s gn Washe Wad Mode sc 200 2 Gas Hea e s Moo es 20000BTU 28 Ra and W. e oad Wa n ng L gh s ncomp e e TRACTORS W th Mower Attachm enh 2 969 n erna ona 340 nspec on mays art a 8 00 AM Sa u day May 26 9 3 TERMS TheOh o D ec o o T anspo a on ese ves he gh o ac ep o e ec any o a b ds He a so eserves he gh o emove any ems o equ pmen om s~ e s p o o o du ng au c on Each sue essfu b dde sha be equ ed o depos a eas 20 pe en o h s o a b d a me o sa e Depos m us be made by CERT F ED CHECK o cash o T easu e o s a e c o Oh o Depa tmen o T anspo a on and paymen made n u beo e any equpmen s el'l'loved A equ pmen mus be emo ed w h n 5 wo k ng da vs f om da e of sa e o equ pmen eve s back o he Depa men of T ~nspo a o~ un ess o he a angemen s a e made w h he D s Equ pmen Supe n enden paymen s made by CERT F ED CHECK check may exceed o a pu c hases equ ng cash efund B ds may NOT be w hd aw a e accep ance A b ds a e F N A L and B N 0 N G A equ Pmen o be accep ed n s AS S cond on FOR OETA LS CONTACT M R Fa e y 0 D D o E S Cu urns DE S - 0 s r c No Ma e a Ten A ea Code 6 4 Oil o Phon e 3 3 02 2 PH LL P R CHLEY DEP RECTOR 0 TRANSPORTAl ON Perez socks ~two homers • • zn 4-1 wzn CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Tony Perez has a hab I of celebrat ng his b rthdays Th s year because or an open date on the C nc nna t Reds schedule the slugg ng Cuban had to celebrate a day late Per ez slammed two homers Tuesday n ght to dr ve home three runs as the Reds beat the Los Angeles Doders 4 I n the opener of a three game se r es here Last year on h s b rthday the 31 year-old Perez h t a homer n each game of a doubleheader and drove n all s x Reds runs n a w n v ctory over the St Lou s Card nals Left hander Claude Osteen the veteran Dodger p tcher was the v ct m of both Perez homers Tuesday n ght They we e the fourth and f fth of the season and h1s f rst s nee Apr I 16 Perez who sat out the Houston ser es w th a sore r ght thumb was a doubtful starter Tuesday mght unt I Reds Manager Sparky Anderson checked h m out n pre game batt ng pract ce Tony played the game w th a protect ve sponge doughnut taped to h s n ght thwnb Don Gullett p eked up the v ctory hiS fourth aga nst two losses but needed help from Pedo Borbon \\ho blanked the Dodgers the f nai two and twoh rds nn ngs Gullett "as stru ck on h s p tch ng hand by a smash off the bat of B ll Russell n the f fth tnn ng He 1tad to g ve Yo ay 1n the seventh nn ng to B orbon when the pa n n h s hand became too ntense The mpr nt of the st tches of he baseball we e st 11 on Gui letts swollen hand after the game 1 I have t packed n ce dur ng the n ghl an d then have he hand x rayed Gulle11 sa d fhe Dodge rs only run can e n the s xti nn ng when Ron Cey s ngled home W II e Dav s Through the f rst four nn ngs Gullett blanked the Dodgers " thou a h t The Reds scored a run n the r rs nn ng and hen added a second n the fourth on the f rst of Perez h om ers A walk to Johnny Bench preceded Perez second homer n he s xth The Reds and Dodgers resume play ton ght when Ross Gr ms ey fa ces veteran Dodge r lefty AI Down ng Redmen to battle Malone in tourney Malone ts the 1973 M d-Oh o Coach Norm Persm s R o Conference c hamp on The Grande College Redmen w1ll hattie MOC riVal Malone n Pioneers edged R o one full f rst round play of the Dtslr ct game for the title w th a 6-2 22 NAIA baseball tournament mark R o was 5 3 n league at Fmdlay Thursday Game p ay The Redmen spl t w th Malone dur ng le~gue play tune s 12 noon w nnlttg 5'4 and lbslng 7::I In the first game F ndlay w1ll battle Bluffton at 12 noon Mike Rose ( 4-3 ) and T m Wellston hrres Walker 6-2) are scheduled to hurl for R o m the double new gnd coach ehmmat on event Jody M chael was named Findlay IS 13 3 Bluffton s 14 S Rto 12-7 and Malone IS-3 on new football coach at Wellston H gh School Monday n ght by the year t e Well s ton Board of Fmals are scheduled 4 p m Educal un May 18 The w nner w ll ad M chae fo rm er Jackson vance to the NAJA playoffs at 1 on nan sta succeeds W II s Kansas Ctty Mo Stemen whose Ro ke ts went 0 10 ast fa ,.------------· I I 1 ttere's the Man 1 I I I I To See For THE BEST I ~I I II l I I ! ~~ I VALUES l SEARS I Catalog Merchant I 1220 E Ma n Pome I I PH 2178 I L----------...1 Lou Osbo ne oy 992 lnte nat ona League Stand ng s By Un ted P ess tote nat ana Am er can D v s on 1 pet g b Roches e 633 Paw ucke 542 3 Sy a use 463 4 To edo 0 22 3 3 0 (Nat anal 0 v s onl PlJBL C NOT CE • J To a P og am Fund nQ p og am yea S36 68 Fede a A oc a on 53 3 034 Loca Sha e SJ 653 Fund ng App ca on may be exam ned a E E A Of e Me gs Coun y Cou house Pome oy Oh o Commen s on he p oposed P og am may be subrn ed o he Reg o a Manpowe Ad rn n s a o U S Oepa mefll o Labo 300 Sou h Wacke D ve Ch cago no s 60606 o P dg am Agen Oh o Bu eau of Emp ovmen Se v ces 45 Sou h F ont S ee Co umbus Oh o 431 5 no a er han June 4 9 3 o f no ce of n en o r e has been subm ed by h s da e camp e ed commen s m us be Subm ed by une 97) 5 na l}l<"nt s an Sy acuse 6 To edo 5 Pen nsu a 4 Cha es on 3 BELTED TIRES Falcons rout Marauders, 15-7 tt>ntatlvel} schedu led to begm nn Monday Jul} 9 Ad•ance notice s gn en so managers can adjust their schedules f lhe need arises Thts year lhe tournament >1111 be I m1ted to teams from Me1gs Galha and Mason cou nties Th s change "as taken after much deliberatiOn but of hc~ats have had too much troubl e with tea ms from dislant co unt es using .nehg ble pia} N'S all star team s etc Further detads "'Ill be announced at a later dale In a w ld s xth nn ng hat sent four Me1gs p tche rs to the ound he Waha1 a base ball double Waha a "ent ahead n 1t e top of the second "hen a " lk Q .err ors and a s ngle team r o ll ed ove r he b) Lev. s drove two runs M<i au lers 1~7 n a non league Not to be outdone Me gs 1 a ch Tuesday afternoon lit counte red I hree runs In M ddleport lhe se ond nn ng Walks were s; e I Chuck Eastn an and Sophon ore starter Perk Au I Floyd B rne) Auit s n~led see ned to have control of the and Asl tr pled to dr ve n a ga e up until the fatal s xth runs o <Jke the score 4 3 n The Wh te Falcons had scored fa or of Me gs one run n the f rst nn ng on Tl gs s ayed qu t for "aiks to Lan bert Lew sand a W ha a unt l U expios ve s gle by G liand But Me gs s :< h when the Fal ons scored eta! a ted n the botto of the n e runs on four I ts and seven nn ng w th a run of ts own "alks Tl ose getl ng h ts ere M ck Ash led off w th a s ngle Yca t:;er s ng (!and a duuble folio ved b} a r elder s cl 0 ce Russell a doub c i.IO I Gardner by B li Chaney and a run was a 1r pie scor ed on Luu McK ney s II e Mar;,Jml h r rrs c me Standinf!S Mato League Stand ng s By Un ted P ess lnte nat o,nal Nat ona League East wt Ch cago New Yo k Mon ea P sbu gh Ph ade ph a S Lou s 2 7 4 3 J 6 8 5 6 5 2 20 53 46 464 375 28 J 5 5 8 West w I pel g b San F anc s o 26 3 667 Hou s on 22 4 6 2 C nc nnat 20 3 606 3 Los An_ge es 9 6 543 5 At an a J 9 424 9 San D ego 3 23 36 Tuesday s Re su ts S Lou s 8 Ph ade ph a 4 Ch cago 4 New Yo k 3 C n nna 4 Los Ange es n gh P sbu gh 9 Mon ea 8 nn ng s n gh A an a 4 Hous on gh Sa n F anc sco 4 San D ego n Southern defeats TUPPERS PLAINS Southern H gh School c>dged the Eastern Eagles 4-2 here Tuesday afternoon n extra M ngs n a Southern Valley Conference baseball game The Tornadoes held Eastern sc re es un he b torn of 7th nn ng The \1 nners d d all the r scormg n the 4th and 5th nn ngs Among those gett ng pm New Yo k Pa ke 3 0 a M on ea Moo e22 8 05 pm Ph a de ph a T w che 0 a P sbu gh E s 3 3 a 05 pm A an a no-hit game Dobson 25 a Ho s on Reuss 5 8 30 p m San F anc sea Ma cha 4 3 a San D ego Ca dwe 4 0 30p m os Ange es Down ng 4 a C n nna Ne son 2 2 8 05 KANSAS CITY (UP! There was noth ng Clukey about Nolan Rya n s f rsl no h Iter He blew the Kansas C ty pm Royals away 3-{1 nd he Thursday s Game s looked t k he could do the S Lou s a Ch cago os Ange es a c; nc nna same th ng for n ne n or e n New Yo k a M on ea w mngs Tuesday n ght gh He s throw ng the ball Ph ade ph a a P sbu gh n gh t arder than anyb dy Tve ever A an a a Hous on n1gh seen n my I fc sa d John on y games s hedu ed· Mayberry th• tMJ Or eague A mer can League RBI leader who tru k out East w pet gb hree t mes aga nst the Cal M waukee 5 5 500 forn a fl me thrower Bo on 4 5 483 Amos Ot s who kn ew Rya n De o 5 469 B• tn'6-.! u 7 QS2 when both were " th the New New Y'O k ~ ' 2 York Mets sa d I ye led at C e e and ~ 9 44 h m a ll through the ga ne I West gb called h m every name you can w Ch ago 9 9 th nk of and told h n w we e Kansas C 20 4 2 Ca o n a 3 3 go ng to break t up All he d d O.k a d 4 6 6 was look at me and shake his M nnesota 4 5 5 head 1 he man dera led tl e B g ex as 9 Blue Bus Ot s nad th Ia t out of the nn a n ga me tak ng r ghtf elder Ken an Berry to the warn ng track abo ut 380 feet fro n home plate But Berry who was n erted nto the game fo defens vc pu poses n the s venth nn ng made the catch and I fled the bal over h s head n a v ctory salute Ryan s teammates pm a poured f om the dugout to pump h s hand ot s was the on y Roya to pui a bali aga nst Ryan who s ruck out 12 and wa ked three w , , .,.,.,.e uns held at Rio Grande On f every lh ee boa ng a c den s ends n de<otlh ac ord ng to the Oh o Depa t men of Na ural Resources All Oh o boaters are urged o he r wale aft p er a e !ely R Grande Cot ege w I host the C ass AA and IIAA D str c ba se bal ou rn a mc n~ <J t Evans F eid I he co l e~e w I a I ack 1973 C ass AA D and f ed mee t USED CARS G78xl4 15 $2795 WEATHER H78x14 15 WARMER. o s re a ctor) Tl e Mar uders d a good f f h n g H ghl gl t ng the ac on " s 1 ou M cK nney s l oner o er the I a ond fence eft s xLJ Me gs never re I nee 1 n ght y I ad a th Ma audcr r St!rve w I at en p 0 (Jiay a baseball ga e the rf st of It e sea on They have bee.na ned out e gl com~ecu ve t mes (jnd a e I op ng for he r f rs v. n of season aga nst Lhe Gall po s reserves S(hm d 2nd I NewYo k Ch ago 00000200 - J 82 200 200 oox 4 6 Koosman Henn gan (8) Ak.e 9) Hund ey WP Hoo on S 2) Koosman 5 H RS W a h Ga e 2nd and and LP ams Hoo on Dye Los Ange es 000 00 ooo9 C n nna 00 02 00)( 4 J 0 Os ccn ohn 7 and Fe guson Gu e Bo bon 7 and rhursday Me gs w t play Well on Waha a 120 009 I 15 to Me gs 130 030 0- 7 8 l.le I c Ha mon WP 5 and I.e v s \u 1t P P ce 6 Vaugt an 6 R chards 6 M K ncv 7 ndAsh eh WP Gu Be Os ecn J J e 4 2) LP HRs Pe ez 2 5 h d6 h A an a on 000 003 00 4 60 000 000 oo5 N ck o '} and Oa es W son Yo k 9 and Edwa ds P W son 3 4 H R Bake Ho s lawn <:tl the Jla e Stale Goebel dnub cd to send home Duval and M kc Lark ns n ed out for the second out Don I ch ngcr walke I and catct er 11 l Bowen beat out an f e d s nglc to sco Gocb I and send th g e n o extra nn ngs In th e dec s ve n nth nn ng M k Neese proved to be th e d fferenc e offens ve y a nd tefens vel) 1 o lead lh gs off Teff Hubbard of Soull ern \Ia k d The s s ng ed and 1 t I r Pet Sa) e grounde I out to h s oppos t u nh r p l I er R cl ard Cross W th one away Neese got a gro un l ball pas t t1 e Eag e sh t top to gel to f rst a d llubb rd and Goebel crossed l e t la te 11 i o ado s te t by cut 2 on n r l ef of &y e th n n h nn ng when S;: y r wa eel d from the No c Ci.i i n A/\ Sou ba seball ern Sec t omt 8 9J ga n over a d spute at f rst !J;lse rh s may have been a good ll ng for Soulhern beca se Neese lS undefeated g rc t E stern He ret red th U c batters he fa ce I and t1 e g s ove r w n pped Southern s o I o 9-4 overall and an 1 cs ve 0-1 n the SVAC 1\ ga e s tenia\ vety schedule I fo ton ght a t ough the opponent s ot erta Southern could " It e hamp onsh p w t1 t"o w ns ov r Symmes V II y an I one ove r Kyge Cre k I as ern ow sta ds 5-4 n lh e gue a d 7 10 ove a The) w lltk o HananTa eo 1 u li.l y & u h rn f noon ooo no oo2-4 5 I 010 002 200 2 6 7 F. s n $a) rc WF Neese 9) nd D nn ng Cross nd Bowen gs go 300 000 0 00 nd 000 020 02 000 Astros protest 5 4 Acos a nd He mann Know es 9 umps decision lly FRED M MANF. Ul I Sports Writer th ey played the scoreboard game at the Houston As !rQUome. aga 1\ f.\j~sdal'lml!bl ant 1\Sjros General Manage Spec R chardson f gure to be the b ggesl lo er fh e p om1t on depa t ne t of th e Aslros under th e d ree l on of R ha rdson del vered a rather scath ng attack at Nat ana l League ump res Bruce ~ roen'lm ng a t Aug e Donalell 1ilesday n gh n bold ett o the $2 n I on Astrodom o eboard R chardson I ccamc upse t ove a ca ll wh ch went aga n t the Astros n the n nth nn ng of th r 4 loss to the 1\ ianta Brave ami ordered th e publ c ty dcpa nent It post the follow ng not e on th scoreboard for cvcryon Lo e Man<J ge Ll'O Durocl er has announ ed the game ::; b g played under protest and tha F roemm ng Our Interest Is Greater For You rn.lsc ump re Paul Pryor as Dusty Baker of the Braves we t f on e ond to th rd Pryo s d he dropped the ball when h saw Frocmm ng s g nd B k r d home before May could rctr vc I e Jail Hclrr s cussed l'roemm ng and was ejected Durocher p olested he run sea ng aile PI yo r had augll he b it He ad tl e bat n h s hand two o th e se onds Duroch er a d f P yor If he throws the bal ba k to May May hrows the hall to Ue plate and gel> the guy R cl a lson flu hed w th ange order d h message d s1 lay I nd mo ethan 11 000 fan stood to app aud t Many of them threw paper cups and oth er th ngs a t the ump res Donate l though not n lved n the play was nlude I n he message because of a ca I he made on a home run I y C nc nnall s Bobby Tolan 51fz% On 90 Day Certificates of Deposit 5 , per cent per year pa d on 90 day Cer hf cates of Depostl $1 000 oo Mtmmum Interest Payable Quarterly Me1gs Co Branch .@ A The Athens County Sav ngs & Loan Co 296 Second Sf Pomeroy Oh o Accoun s nsu ed $20 000 by FS L C ~] J.!HI!! "d/ and runners on f rsl ac on w !;;' I nlon and defend ng slate c arr p on w i lock orn w th Cen a S c t o a t ha np on P t n ou h we today at 1 p W nner w I adva nce o eN "akReg ona A 30 p m oday No Lh champ on ba tie Nor heas te rn Champ on Be p e lhe w nncr w II ad vance o he Newa k Reg oni:ll ! heR ow nnersw llmee t n he N wa k Reg onal next week Ba nbr d ge w nncrs w II p ay each o her n he NeY.ark Heg onal next week In AAA baseball Steuben v I e " I w ki e La ncaster a 2 nd se ond w th one out n th e n nth Dave Johnson grounded to th d bas man Doug Rader who tos e 1 to ro nmy Heims at second to sta t a double play Helms relayed to f st ba e man Lee May to apparen y end the mmg but Froemm ng ruled Heims d d not toucl second and At anta s M ke 1 urn was safe May didn t see Froemm n g s s gnal and rou t nely tossed the bait to f rst pn Built to reSist rough terram twist1ng and teanngl mROUE" 2 $73 ~·' , ' LAAGER S ZES PRICED SLIGHTLY H GHER n Sa u day W nner w a l v<1n e o he eg ana l a k prog w I be announ ced Ia er Lh s week Ch co he w t host the AA golf ou namen h s weekend T e A \1\ golf ou ney was held asl veekend a Ch I o he am~ 700 E Mam St POMEROY OHIO 992 2101 SAVE WITH fl,11dd leport To A~ IN TOWN KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT 6 62 6 • • HOlTER! lrd Ave nn g 1 I c 11 base on balls turned t ~ g,amc et oun I After the LOWEST PRICE VALUES Plus Fed Tax Mounted and Balanced Free1 n c la.st ooo- • 6 J S lou 5 2. 0 000 4x 8 3 0 (h senson Lesch (2} B andon 8 Lonbo g (8) and Boone W se 4 2) and S m moo; LPBandon OJ HR Ph a de ph a 020 o Donatelt ha ve blown dec s ons n wo of the last II ee ga mes The pi y started w th A ianta New Yo k n gh ON MIDDLEPORT 0 He grounded out rouli ely to shortstop R dy Meot n the seventh Ryan h msclf took the feat athe ca ~nly I ve never felt l ke I was the type of p tch to throw a o h tter the 26-year-<> d r ght hander sa d My curve sn t the type that s overpower ng And r don t I ave the type of fastba 1 that ea y moves I ke so ne eft-handers throw The n ost d ff c ult play turn d n by the Ang I arne w th two out n thee ghth when p nchh \ter Ga I Hopk ns lofted a soft I ne dr ve to centc Meot aced back and grabbed th e ball w th h s back to the nf eid Ryans gem w<:~ s the se and no h Iter of the major league cason Kan sas C ty rookie Steve Busby p tched the f rst w M ng 1-{1 at Detro t Apr 27 Kan a C ty Ma nag r Jack M Kcon played the game under protest aftet the th rd nn ng when he camp a ned to no avail that Ryan was not rna nta n ng contact w th the p L h ng rubbe dur ng his w ndup McKeon had com pta ned n the f st nn ng and plate u np re J m Evans had warned Ryan aga nst takmg a wa k ng start District events to be Lowest Pnce 992 2238 N.CJt ona lugue n n th s order after Ault Seve Pr e B II Vau~han and M ke H ha d i\s fast ~s M g,s sen ou p L hers Wil a na \\.as ge2 t n~ wa k IV t hur e ost was t s x or II tl "alks g ve to IVa n a vere to the botto lv. o n en n the ba t g ord er W Ll Ll ese pla)e so base Ll ~ op of Ll e or ler ('ttn e up and s d d tte good h tiers W I na added 11 ree ump re s Best Quality H&R FIRESTONE hits were Dave fhe ss w th twos ngies Ver Ord who had a tr pie anti An os Moore a tr pie U at drove a run For the Eagles the r runs " ere scor ed n the r last ups supposedly W lh II e Tor nadocs lead ng 2 0 B II Osborne s ngied Ala Duval doubled to r gh ce ntc Osborne tr ed to ore b Lwas Today s P obab e P tchers At T mes EDT) S Lou s Fos e 3 a Ch cago Reus he 3 2 2 JO $2895 Ma1o League Re.r;ults By Un ted P ess lnternett onal Eagles 4-2 in 9 ,Ryan tosses gh Lmescores 6 h pctgb 9 23 wlpctgb Pen nsu a 20 2 625 Cha es on B 2 600 T dewa e 5 53 3 R c hm ond 9 22 289 0 h Tuesday s Resll tsl R chmond 6 T dewa e 3 Roches e a Pa w tu ke ppd May 6 23 App ca on o he o owng obs unde he Erne gen Emp oymen Ac E E A w be aken a he E E A 0 e Cou House Pome oy Oh o no a e han May 30 9 3 2 C y Pa o man 2 abo e s Labo Fa eman San a y Eng nee Sec e a y Bookkeepe Robe c a k Cha man Me gs Co un Comm ss one s The Me gs Coun y Com rn ss one s announced ha unds n he amoun o S33 03 4 ece ed unde he Erne gen y Emp ovmen A or 197 w be appo oned as to ows P og am Agen Sub Agen Me gs Coun y Comm ss one tin of Gov Me gs Co un y Comm ss one s AeaSeves No of obs $33 OJA Funds Name o h ghes e e ed o f c a Robe C a k Cha rman Comm ss one s App ca on Da e May The K}grr Creek L1ttle League Baseball Tour CERTIFIED ONE OF THE LARGEST TIRE D£AI.ERS IN SOiliH£ASTERN OHIO 992-9981 538 W MAIN POMEROY, 0 l fE A5 W£LL AS OURS lol ~ ~ I II 1 1 I Z kle �' · $- The Daily Sent•~t Middl 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 16, 1973 ·~ • - ~::S!&:~·!>.~:.-:--:;:;~rm.~~~~~· Pearch made supervisor at Pomeroy .• - ATHENS - Kenley R. Krinn has been named to the newly created position of customer service manager for Athens district, General Telephone Co. of Ohio. At the same time Michael A. Castaldi, Jr. takes over the new position of custolh.er service supervisor at l.<>gan . And Donald H. Pearch, Jr. becomes cus\omer service supervisor at Pomeroy. ''In a ·new organizatiorlal structure designed to shorten the lines of communica ti on, ' these men are responsible for all aspec,ts of customer service ' in theit respective areas, starting with the initial application for a telephone," said Joseph C. Sharp, southern div ision general manager at Portsmouth. . Sha rp emphasized , however , that the cus tomer 's shortes t line or communication to the compcmy is the numbers listed in the introdu ctory pages of thei r telephone directory . Pearch, 48, of 548 Grant St., Middl eport, has been area •.. Portsm ~t:.th. sons and a daughter. Pearch is res ponsible for 6,860 telephones in Letart Falls, Pomeroy.. Portland, Racine and Rutland exchanges in southern Meigs County . • DON PEARCH, JR. Ebner ·Folden dies in Akron Elmer G. Folden, 1210 Lily 'ville . Street, Akron, former Meigs He retired from the Countian, died on May 10. Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Surviving are his wife , Li1lian; in 1954 after 29 years service . three sons, Robert, of Akron ; Previously he was a conductor Lee. Chicago, Ill ., and John of for 12 years with the PennSpartanburg, S. C., and two sy lvania Railroad. He wa s born at Dexter Aug. sisters , ·Clara Shenefield and Anna Ob'<lin, both of Langs- 28, 188ll, the son of the late Mr. r··--------------------. OPEN 8 TO 8 PM MONDAY THRU FRIDAY SPECIALS ·THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS 5 T08 PM ONLY e 4x8 SHEET 7.95 ----------~-------------- · FLOOR TILE . Ken tile Asbestos 3 Patterns Vi n y I 50 Reg . Crt. 9.68 ------------------------Building Board 99 White, . · 1h '"'X4''x8' s heets. For and walls . Reg . ceilings Marriage Li.ceoses F lo yd Eugene Hendricks, 47, · Racine, and Sarah Elizabeth · Drake, 55, Racine; Dennis Wayne Benedum, Rt. I , Reedsvi ll e, and Bonnie Eunice Walker, 21, Pomeroy, Rt. 3. 4x8 SHEET 3.65 HOGG &ZUSPAN .. and Mrs. John . 12 at wereFolden held May Services 1 p.m . at Schermesser Funeral Home in Akron, with burial at Rose Hill Burial Park . Attending the funeral from this area were Mr . and Mrs. Carl Shenefield, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Shenefield, Mrs. Anna Ogdin, and Mr . and Mrs. Charles Griffith and daughter Karen . VOTES GAINED A 2.7 mill .bond issue for build in g purpos es in the Eastern Local School Dis trict picked up 10 additional votes from last Tuesday's primary e lectio ns according to the official county com pleted by the Meigs County Board of Elections. According to the oHicial tally th e issue passed 434 to 391 compared to 424 to 391 vote comit in the unofficial county. 25 Rg. · to · oK red-shirts. MATERIALS CO. We Close At Noon Saturday 773-5554 Mason, W. Va. LEifrf.fA~fL~~ER_:_ A m eeting wilf' be held at the Letart Fa l ls Community Ha ll at 1:30 p.m . Thursday to ma~e plans for a Decoration Day dinner . All per sons interested in planning .and helping with the event are asked lo attend. IN HOSPITAL , The Middleport E-R squad answered a call for Amanda Murray , 247 North Third Ave., at 6:09a.m. Tuesday. She was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. MINNEAPOLIS ( UPJ ) Big Ten Commissioner Wayne ' Duke says tbere's a good NEW YORK (UPI ) - Willis Reed tried his best to keep a chance the conference's straight face, but couldn't . faculty representative will He really wanted to laugh, approve a " r.e d shirt" rule this But he knew that wouldn'tbe right, it woUld look rude, so all he week allowing athletes to did was smile. spread their eligibility over It was the question that made him do it, a question put to him five years. Tuesday afternoon while he was standing alongside the new car About all major conferences presented to him by Sport Magazine for being voted MVP in the in the nation have been New York Knicks' NBA title triumph over the Los Angeles allowing red shirting-'<'xcept Lakers last week. for the Big Ten and the Ivy Everyone who lollows bas ketball knows bow Willis Reed had to League, which have stuck to come aU the way back from a steady succession of injuries, how four-year eligibility. it was his hip one year, his shoulder the year after that and The 10 faculty representatives tendonitis last y•ar. Now he was being hit with the question of the Big Ten and the conmaking him smile- why, he was being asked, was he that con- ference athletic directors are fident he could make it all the way back this year when there was meeting this week prior to the a point last year, after he couldn~ pliy past November and league's outdoor track meet following knee surgery, where some people figured he was all here Friday and Saturday. through ? Athletic directors met "I came a long ways," said.Willis Reed, smile and all. "Being a Tuesday, faculty people meet little boy from Bernice, Louisiana, you hadda do things for . Wednesday and they meet yourself, and if you didn't believe in yourself, there was no way jointly Friday. you'd ever make it." U the faculty represenl.otives Actually, the Knicks' t;-10 captain and center seemed a bit vote ·for red shirting by a guilty when Dick Schaap, the editor of the magazine, first in- simple majority, it will become formed him he was the winner of the car for the second time (he effective in the conference also won it in 1970) after last Thursday's finale in Los Angeles. immediately, [luke sa!'d 'Nes"He looked at me when I told him he had won, and he said it day. was a team victory," related Schaap. "Everybody says that, but . The Big Ten has operated he meant it. I explained to him he was receiving the award for his with the four-year eligibility play and his leadership. He was a symbol of the entire team. ·I rule since 1958 and during that also told him we were giving separate MVP awards to each. time there have been member of the team hecause of the way they had won , and that numerous proposals advanced made him feel better ." by coaches' groups, athletic Not that much, though. directors and others for return He still looked somewhat guilty about all the fuss being made. over him Tuesday and even as he stood there on the sidewalk, alongside the car, with the television cameras 'g rinding all around him he seemed as if he wished the rest of his teammates were with him. . A passing cab driver , recognizing l«!ed, slowed his taxi long enough to holler out : "Atta Boy, Willie! You deserve it." Thar gave rise to the restrained Reed smile again. They asked him some more about how he felt when he first became aware he had been singled out as MVP and Reed had no trouble remembering. "I couldn't believe it," he said . "I thought (Walt ) Frazier sho uld 've won. I'd have voted for him. To me, winning the car really is insignificant. The important thing is that we ·won the champions hip. I honestly don 't know why they voted me the car. I guess I was the biggest guy out there so they gave.it to ine." Reed was ushered inside the restaurant where he was to be HOMEMADE given the keys to the ca r officially and eve n on the inside he clung to the conviction that "everybody was an MVP ." By way of supporting his opinion, Reed began ca lling out some of the names. " ... (Dean) Meminger came off the bench and played a big ball game in Boston ... then Frazier did the job for us ... and after him it was ( Dave ) DeBusschere ... a nd ( Phil ) Jackson ... You can go down the line - (John ) Gianelli came in once ...and ( Dick) Ba rn ett when we ne.ede4 him ... (Jerry) Lucas ... (Hi ll ) .1" ' • Bradley ...so it was everybody." That certainly is true enough, but in the end it was Willis Reed .possibly a shade more than anyone else. To some people , that came in the nature of a surprise . Not to one 1 though . "My mother said I would do it," Willis Reed said with that same little smile again 1 ''and what mama says is right .'•• - to the five-year rule , Duke said·. reduces the possibility of " I don't want to be pegged as wholesale red shirting or indicating to you that I think it abuses, '' be said. will pass," Duke said . " There are indications that it might well pass but J don 't want to jeopardize any vote by having ' you say that I say it's going to pass because I can't be cerl<lin that it will." MAY,JUNE.JULY But the commissioner said ANQ AUGt,!ST several factors have led the conference officials to think more in that direction. Duke said it's not just be cause of the Big Ten teams have had a tougher time ' competing against teams in· leagues that allow red shirting, including at the Rose Bowl ·' -e) game. For one thing, he said, a proposal to adopt a four-year eligibility rule was advanced by the Atlantic . Coast Conference at the NCAA convention al Chicago in January WESTINGHOUSE and it was " overwhelmingly COMPACT 5,000 BTU defeated, which indicated ROOM AIR COND ITIONER ·obviously that the rest of the country ~asn 1 t going to go for a four-year rule." "Probably more importantly the fact that the NCAA convention adopted for all pracFURNITURE tical purposes · national · MIDDLEPORT limitation ~t 105 football grants this summer. Here's Our lrI ~ -'., HAM SALAD AND (266) t(iA Only $99.00 INGELS (264) (265) 2 2 2 2 2 lb. GROUND BEEF lb. ROUND STEAK lb . PORK CHOPS lb . SLICED BACON FRESH CHICKEN 2 lb. ROUND STEAK lb. CHUCK ROAST lb. GROUND BEEF 2 lb. 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CAKE MIX •••••••••••• 1 3 ~~ DIAL $1 • 6 FUDGESICLES, POPSICLES, p~ 59¢ ICE MILK BARS . P!'RS. FILBERT'S · l-Ib. crts. "' '• "• 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE ."The Store With A Heart You, WE LIKE" Right reserved to limit quantities KRAFT APPLE BASE . . . GRAPE . STRAWBERRY BlACKBERRY 3· 18 Prices Effective May 16-23 • ' . Monday Thru Friday STOKELY'S. TOMATO 2 9:00 to 7:00 Salu rday 9 to 9 NORTH~RN } SMUCK~R'S PICKLES ., CLOSED SUNDAYS ' · USDA CHOICE MEATS SMOKED PICNICS lb.65e PILLSBURY . ·. YELLOVV WHITE , pkgs.$ for ?~ bars for REG. SIZE ~ 00 ( ~-- • ••••••••• • 12 Miss Gretchen Jh ler, Miss Martha Carroll, Miss Becky Taylor. Mrs. Margaret Follrod, Mrs. Kathryn Jacobs, Mrs . Charlotte Evans, Mrs. Wilma Mees, Mrs. Mary Anderson, Mrs. Becky Anderson, Mrs. Joan Anderson, Mrs. Rachel Downie, Mrs. Sarah Gibbs, Mrs. Rose Ann Sebo, Miss Lee Ann Sebo, Mrs. April Smith, Mrs. Nancy Reed, Mrs. Martha . Anderson, Mrs . Roberta O'Brien, Mrs. Rosemary Neutzling, Mrs. Betty Hobstetter 1 Mrs. Marcia HObs tetter, Mrs. Charlotte Elberfeld, Mrs. Nora E lberfeld , Beverly Elberfeld, Mrs. Clara Criswell, Mrs. Mickey Werner, Mrs. Ethel Chasteen, Mrs. Pearl Welker, Mrs. Lelia ~haefer, Mrs. Mina Swisher, Mrs. Barbara Riggs, Mrs.. Freda Hartinger, Miss Jo Brooks and Kristin and Erin Anderson . Gaines were played with prizes going to Mrs. Criswell and M(s . Biron . Mrs. Harlinger won the door prize. RUTLAND - A musical program under the direction of Mrs . Maurita Miller high]Jghted the M<>nday ni!iht l meeting of the Rutland P.T.A. · The program opened with the kindergarten children singing "Six Little Duckies," "Springtime" and " The Bird Song." In the group were Larry Parsons, Herbie Grate, Beth Wolfe, Doug Priddy and Charlene Tatterson . Jeff Carson, Ricky Edwards, Craig Bolin and Beth Mitchell second graders, gave their interpretation of "Flappy and Floppy" · puppets in free movement. Linda Black, Beth Bartrum, Brenda Black and Beverly Grate, a sixth grade quartet, sang several spirit~als including "Dry Bones," "Battle of Jerico .." "One More River" and "I'm Going to Sing," Mrs. Violet Grate presided at the meeting which. opened with the pledge and devotions by the Rev. Herbie Grate, pastor of the Nazarene Church at Chester. Mrs. Eileen Kennedy gave the secretary's report and Mrs. Joe Bolin reported a balance of $433 .77 in the treasury. Mrs. Larry Edwards reported on purchasing .the boys' basketball uniforiTil! and there was a discussion on buying a new public address system with an effort to be made to dispose of the old one. Each of the safety patrol children will be given $5 for their service ·during the year. Mrs. Elmer Mitchell agreed to check on prices for a sweeper to be used in the kindergarten classrooms. The second grade of Mrs. Sharon Wise won the attendance banner. Elmer Mitchell agreed to accept the vice presidency of the i'TA and 'will he installed at a later time. IS.ACCEPTED Linda Rupe, daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Richard Rupe of Pomeroy, has been accepted for enrollment at Ohio University, Athens. She will enter sc hool there in the fall and plans to major in e lementary education. Miss Rupe will graduate from Meigs High School this month , 'f'are•tone Thrifti-Cut SPECIAL •A dJu~tahlc $56~2"" FLORIDA .ORANGES '5 b~ 59~ POPLAR SLICED BACON .. lb. 79e . each - 1oe ~~-­ ~M~O heritaae house SATURDAY MEIGS Vica Club will hold a yard sa le at 9 a .m . at home of Dixie Snyder, t76 Beech Street, Middleport , weather permilling . mitting. INSPE CTION <>t Hemlock Grove Grange, 8 p.m. Mem, bers to bring sandwich es or pies. Your Tho m Me An Store MIDDLEPORT BELTONE Hearing Aid Service Center Mr . Bruce Garshaw Will Be At Meigs Inn Pomeroy , Ohio On Thursday, MayH A FEW SPACES REMAIN ON f/1) SECOND ANNUAL ALOHA HAWAII TOUR From 9 a . m . to 12 Noon To r e pair · a nd se rvi ce h earing aids. 15 Days- June 23-July 7 Batterie s and supplies for a ll '!'ilkes for sa le . Four Islands Hawaii Kauai Maui Oahu Group Departure Mr . Garshaw wi ll be glad to give you a free hearing les t with the lat es t Be llo n e E lec · Ironi c e quipmen·t. frOm If hearing is your problem Bellon e is the answer Co lumbu s. 5619 inc"luding round t rip air fare. Fu lly Esc orted Superior Hotels For ihfQrmalion and re'iervations BELTONE Hearing Aid ~nte1 AAA WORLD WIDE TRAVEl AGENCY 601 Sixlh Avenue Huntington. W.Va. 25701 Phone 525-7221 PHONE , PO MEROY - 992·2590 GALLI POUS- 446·0699 'r Fri. & Sal MAY ARMAND 18 &19 AT THE 9:00 to ARGO PEAS3o3 3 Can s VLASIC DILL CHIPS For59¢ 16 oz . Jar NU MAID CASTLEBERRY MARGARINE Hot Dog Sauce 1 lb. Bowl 79¢ SUPERIOR Slab Bacon · , . Lb. tO oz. BETSY ROSS · · Wiener Buns By the Piece Sliced 1 lb. 83' 2 8 pak SUPERIOR WIENERS I For 5 9 ¢ Lb.89¢ ...,_____. . . ~--~~----~~ Florida 12:00 Oranges THE MARTIN RESTAURANT BOOTH FROZEN 5 lb. Fish Sticks 1 l ozlnstantsTg":'w;'" Good At , Coupon • Rulland Dept. Store lb. 2 .ROOMS AND HALL In c lud es: . $2 79~~~~~~. . 12'x15' Living Rm 9'x12' Bedroom J'x 12 ' Hall COMPLETE LY INSTALLED WALL TO WALL GOLDEN ISLE FROZEN ORANGE JUICE With Hea '. y Foam Rubber Pad ALL FOR ONLY ! oz. ! Pak · RUTLAND, 0 . 6. • • '9~ Tide Detergent . ~ \i~\ ~~~:~T 69¢~~~on I ·~ ~ '1 \ ••;:/"'" I · Expires' 9 ' I I I. C~upon W ' th Good at Rutl.a nd Dept. Stor-e Expires : 5- 19-73 Quality 501 nylon carpeting with heavy foam rubber pad , e~<pert tack tess insta ll ation . Choice of colors . All work guaranteed. See Wendell Grate for this buy , or free estimate on any ca rpet installation . RUTLAND FURNITURE ~ Good At : Rutland 5- 19-73 Dept. Store L - - - - - - - - -ii;'i:;;.x.·::::::::~ l ,l;.~:::::;::-.::: 1~t.fii:I~~:.,~::O:::;:-_:::~ - - - - - - , -f,.:;iii--.,.--- <..:OU CARPET SPECIAL POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E. Nur se Mate 6 se t s a new st andard in so tt , full fa,s hioned professional footw ear with su·pple leathers and gently cush ioned i nsoles that pamper your feet ih sty le. See them a1 Mr. 'f'are•tone Your Complele Tire Center , . Main 992 -20~4 · Pomeroy, NURSE·MATES COMBINED MEEl'JNG , P omeroy . Middleport Li ons Club, and the Middleport . . Pomeroy Rotary Club, picni c Friday 6 p.m. at the Flatwoods farm of Richard Chambers. Nestea 5-H.P. Deluxe Rider, 25" WIENERS CUCUMBERS Rona ld , New Haven , and Michael, at home. gifts were N.u rner ous presented to the couple . Attending were and Mrs. C.'har les Wyatt, Dora, Jane & Cifford, Terri Jo.hnson, Mr . and Mr~ . Ronald Marti~, Kim a nd Ronnie, New Haven; Mr. a nd Mrs. Albert Martin, Jr., Jeff am.: Jan, Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush and Jane, Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin, Lydia Hysell, Pomeroy; and Mrs. Susanne Beeler and Brian and Mike Martin, WITH TRADII FRENCH CITY The name "Christ" co mes from the Greek word " Chris~ Los,'' which mean s " anointed nne." --·----'.COUPON--·..,-----\,...------· 1 . . . COU l'ON ·--. 5 H' .P. ,Briggs & St raHon eng ine, reco i l starter . F ingertip control of blade clutch lever . Forward ; neutral and reverse trans · miss ion . Pneumat ic rear I ires, 12: 50x3 .50 ; !.emi pneumal ic frOnt t ires " 10 . 25~<3 . 25 inches . Bell · dr i ven blade eliminates possibility of ~ eng i ne crankshaft damage . Positive -action parking brake. Fresh Green · CHESTER _ The 35th wedding annivers~ry of Mr. and Mrs . Albert Martin, Chester, was observed Sunda y with a cookout at the home of their son and·daughter:-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Marlin, New Haven, W. Vii : Mr. and Mrs. Martin were married May 14, 1938 at Cat· ·uet.sburg , Ky . by the Rev . 0 . E. Gray. They have five c hildren, Albert Marlin, Jr., Belpr e; Mr s. Madeline Rou s h, Charle s ton, W. Va .; Mrs. Susannt:; Beeler , Cheste r ; m :JHUI C! .OI •t.06 · 4 CONDUCT REVIVAL The Rev . and Mrs. Gene Crate will conduct a ~·eckend re"'lval aL the, Rutland Church of the Natarene Friday through Sunday. Services will be at 7:30 each evening and at 10 :30 a .m . Sunday. The Sunday mormng service is broadcast <!ach Sunday over WMPO. The pubhc is invited to the Sunday serv1ce, the Rev . Lloyd D. Ci1 imm, Jr., pastor, said. Celebrate anniversary " """"kb$6·995 : TOMATOES . lb. 29~ $}39 I caIendarI • Handle·muun ted clutch co ntrol. • Posi tivi! chain and sprocket dn~ve. , •8" ~ icel w h~ls. pdju ~ t..a.bl e cul ling height, $1.05 pkg. . ~ ri FRIDAY VARIETY SHOW, 7:30p.m . at Syracuse Grade School sponsored by Syracuse fire Department Ladies Auxiliary . Refreshments and door prizes, Some performers include l ..c~rry's Singing Country, Ray Frank and the Special Sound, ~lph Hudson, Maxine Sayn! and Cindy Patterson . CHURCH services at Church of Christ in Christian Union, Pearl Street, Middleport , Wednesday through Sunday, 7:30 p .m. nightly. The Rev. Ca rroll Sheels, Bidwell, will be the guest speaker . The public is invited to attend . RACINE Lodge 461 f&AM specia l meeting Friday, 7:30 p.m. Work in Ma ster Mason Degree. All ma ster masons invited . Refreshments . or • J ~ - H P Br1ggs & Stratto n cngme with automatic choke, recoil BtPrler. .HAM SALAD 20 ct. Troy Griffith, Todd Smith, Chris Taylor, Doug Clelland, Jeff Grueser, Peggy Johnson, Harold Pettit, Pat Owens, Raymond Andrews , Lori Wood, Elaine Barnhart, Tom Hawley and Mark Casto, all sixth graders, with a certificate going to Bobby Cline, a fifth grader. Receiving basketball certificate~_ were Dan Thomas 1 Tim Faulk, Cliff Kennedy, Cletus Bego, Chris Woods, Tim Hysell , Denny Allen, Troy Griffith, Dave Dillard, Dave Wetzel, Dave Burt, Rick Blaettnar, Steve Williams , Mark Norton , Scott McKinney, Wesley Smith, Todd Smith, Scott Williams, Chris Taylor, Jeff Grueser, Steve Little, Raymond Andrews . Donald Thomas and ·Tom Grueser, coac hes, made the presenl<ltions to the boys. The other coaches are Jim Sisson, Larry Thomas and Gene Mitch . Mark Williams was given a certificate and pen in recognition of being school ·spelling champion . A fifth grader, he defeated Beverly Faulkner, a sixth grader, for the honor of participating in the Meigs County spelling bee. · Beverly was also awarded a certificate. Ribbons were presented to the county cultural arts win· ners of the school, Rita Rousey, Beth Perrin and Jayne Hoeflich. Presented al the meeting was the certificate from the District 16 spring conference held recently at Chesapeake for. having 100 pet. teacher enrollment in the PTA. · Mrs . Gene Mitch insl<llled the officers not previously insl.olled - Mrs . Jerry Fields, first vice president; Mrs. Thomas Werry, Mrs. Linda Stobart and Mrs . Robert Lewis , council counciJ delegates; Mrs. Lois Pauley, county council alternate. The attenda nce banner was won by the sixth grade , In the instrumental program, the· fifth grade band members playeq ~~Twinkle , Twinkle Little Sl<lr ," " Jer Pilot March," "Heiir that German Band," "On Top of Old Smo ky," and the ' 1 Marine Hymn ." The sixth graders played "Sherry Lynn Waltz," " The ·Big Rock, " ''Spiritual Rock·" ' "Away We Go" and " America ." A quartet of sixth grade girls on their clarinets played " Light and Lively." They were Shari Mitch, Lori Wood, Sherrie Osborne and Jamie Johnson. Mrs. Earl Thoma , president, spoke briefly on safety, urging motorists to watch out for the children. Mrs. Mitch and Mrs. Kathryn Johnson presented the budget for the next school te rm noting that $700 is needed to carry out the PTA program. Appointed to the auditing Com mittee were Mrs. Audrey Wood, Mrs. Lois Rosenbaum and Florence Bearhs. The meeting opened with the safety patrol leading in the pledge, devotions by the Rev . Robert Buckley of the Laurel Cliff F ree Methodist Church, and Mrs . Bill McDaniel reading a poem "What Is a Child?" Refreshment.s were served by Mrs. W. H. Perrin and a committee of kindergarten and fir s t grade mothers. Mrs. Thoma thank~ the parenls and teachers attending for cooperation during the past year. She urged support of the PTA in next year's program . rToCi~T~~'"(f Facets of the Regatta flower frogs in the classes with two or show and the Meigs County the eight allowing for frog . YIEONESDAY Fair Clower show s were figurine use -one in a "way PAST PRESIDENTS , discussed and a nominating out" way and the other more America n Legion AuxHiary 1 committee to secure a new traditional - and dem on- Drew Webster Post 39, home of cou nty contact c hairperson slrated the making of an Mrs. Harry Davis, 7:30 p. m . was appointed at a meeting of assemblage for a new class, Mrs. Ray Fox will be cothe Meigs County Garden Club " Pollution on the Ohio River." hostess. Associa tion Tuesday night at Mrs. Collins'. ,"rrangement . . BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, the P omeroy First Baptist was m the specified three fdot 7:30 p. m. Pomeroy M· · h'1g h , two foot WI'd e, 10 .mch Temple. • asomc Church social room . . Mrs . Robert Kuhn, county deep " niche" (a cardboard box MIDDLEPORT Child contact chairperson, presidrd painlcd black ) and featured a Co ns ervation Lea g ue , 7: 30 at the meeting and presented to show green with moss , pop Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mr$. Harry S. Moorc! 1 Sr., ca ns, rusty tin and driftwood Susie Grueser. Program by scrapbook chairper~on , cer- with two stalks of gladioU . Mrs. Jane Harris on flower tificate~ and ribbons won in Pos8ible entries for the class ' 's ro um.y shows. were discussed by Mrs. Collins arranging and corsage las t year makin g. Ins tallation of ofMeigs County Garden Clubs who suggested the use of wild ricers . re,; ~ ived third in the state for flowers instead 'of cultivated : RETURN Jonathan Meigs the 1972 Christmas show and ones to blend with the " junk Chapter, Daughlers of the honorable mentions for both material'' available along the American Revolution , 2 p.m. the Regatl<l Show and the banks of the Ohio. Wednesday • at the home of .Mrs. Meigs County Fair fl ower It was stressed that the show The1·eon Johnson . Program by shows. is open to the public and that all Mrs. Everett Hayes on Boston Mrs ._Kuhn also displayed a exhibils must be staged on Heritage . Mrs. DayfOn Parsoris certificate or award given to June 16 in the Pomeroy Motor and Mrs. Clarence Str uble Gallia and Meigs County for Co. showroom between 9 a.m . assisting hostesses. therapy work at the Gallipolis and 12 noon at which time the REVIVAL, Midway Com. Sl<lle Institute. Clubs in the two s how will be groomed in munity Ch urc h, Langsv ille counties rece ived second in preparation for the judging to Dexter Road, 7:30 eac h begin at I p .m. Region 11. evening . Rev . Norman Taylor 1 Two new classes, at least to Named to the nominating evangelist; Worley Haley, committee which will have the loca l shows, have been added. pastor . responsibility or securing a Both in the horticulture YOUNG Wive's Club Wednew county contact chair· division, they are Class 6, nesday, 7:30 p.m ., home of person to assume the post in citrus plants, and may include Ruth McGrath. the fall were Mrs. Robert pineapple, orange and lemon ; THURSDAY Thompson , Winding Trail and Class 7, large foliage CHURCH se rvices at Long , Garden Club, chairperson, planls over two feet tall. Bollom Uni ted Methodist In the artistic design Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Pomeroy Chur c h Thursday through Garden Club and Mrs. Wilson div~ion, the rules this year Saturday at 8 p.m. nightly . The Ca rpenter , Bend 0 ' the River permit painted or artificially Rev , Standley Brandum, Garden Cl ub . Mrs. Kuhn colored plant material.., in all pas tor . Public is in·vit ed. ou tlined the duties of the classes . · All entries must Evangelist to be announced. county conl<lct chairperson. contain some plant material,· AFTERNOON Circle, ann ual Funding for the Regatta however, Mrs. Collins pointed luncheon, I p .m . Heath flower show was discussed and out. Mrs. Jack Hart is coMethodist Church. the show. cl ubs will he asked to con- ·chairperson WILLING Workers Class, Garden club members were tribute $5 each. The Regatta Enwrprise United 1\lethodist committee will also be asked encouraged to enter the show Ch urch, 7:30p.m . Thursday at and to hivite those who are riot for a donation. the ehurc;h. Mrs . Richard Colli ns, club members and those HARRISONVILLE Senior chairperson , del<liled plans for eligible for entry in the junior Citizens Thursday, 7 p.m. at the show emphasizing that her · division 118 and under ) to Harrisonville School. Potluck hope is to have a "fun show ," exhibit in the Re~atl<l show. It was noted that- Mrs . dinner. Grate Family ·singers one where exhibitors can be will" entertain, also a Clower more at ease and that , while Charles Lewis will again this demonstration to be ·given. the show is entered into year be chairperson of the Public is invited . competition, s he wants Meigs Cou nt y Fair flower DEMOCRATIC Pa rt y ·"wi nn ing>~ lobe secondary to · show . She briefly discussed the sc hedule which has as the meeting in Meigs County 8 P:m. "enjoying." The duties of the committee theme " Honoring the Garden at Egbcopal Parish ' House, chairpersons were outlined by Clubs of Meigs Cou~ty" and Pomeroy. Special prog1·am, all 'Mrs. ColHns who announced announced that a demon- Democrats invited .· MEETING at 1:30 p.m. at her hope for secur~ng a trophy stratton on several classes of chedule will be given at . Lcl<l rl Falls Community Hall for the " best or show " winner th!-! s_ in the .t.~rtistic design·· category. Lhe June 25 ope n meeting of the to make plans for Decora tion Day dinner. · She noted the emphasis un Rutland Gm·den Club. TWIN CITY Shrin ettcs, 8 p.m ., horne o Mrs. J~mes Clat-.· Thrifti-Cut 22" Powor-Prupolled Roti'Y • lb. WITH TRAOEI Flower show plans discussed at meet .'J'are•tone ' CHOICE· VINE RIPENED HOME MADE throttle oontwl • Ad;ustahle cu lling hcighl ( l" to 3 \4") . • 7" "''heels, big 20" deck, 19" cut. low Price Produce Specials! ,_ • Mrs. Jennifer Anderson and Mrs . Carol McCullough enterl<lined Friday night with a bridal shower honoring Miss Bernadette Hennessy, brideelect of Don Anderson, in the fellowship hall of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Wedding bells decorated the gift l<!ble and the refreshment table was centered with blueand green flowers flanked by crystal candelabra with while tapers. Sandwiches, pettit fours, cookies, mints and punch were served . Miss Maurine Hennessy preside<l at the table. The guest list included Mrs. Jean Braun, Mrs. Vikki · Gloeckner, Mrs. Joan Morris, Mrs. Louise Thompson, Miss Mrylis Kay Parker, Mrs . Barbara Mullen, Mrs. Betty Baronick, Mrs. Jane Walton, Mrs. Katie Biron, Mrs. Phil Mullen, Mrs Helen Neutiling, Mrs. Ann Rupe, Mrs. Nonga Roberls, Mrs. Esther Hardie, Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, Mrs. . Garnet Harbrecht, Mrs. Peggy Houdashell, Miss Diana Lett, • J· H.P. BriggEl ~ Slratlon engine, au Wnfalic choke, rt.""Coi l sta rter. By Meadowgold \ Mrs. Bonnie Fisher, sixth grade teacher , and Principal Robert Morris gave trophies to safety patrol members, Keith Krautter , Shari Mitch, Jamie J ohnson , Cheryl Mowery, Judy Hall, Keith Musser, Anna McKinney , Claude Morrow, Kathleen Smith, Scott Williams, David Burl, Keith Landers, Sherrie Osborn~ , Amanda Sisson , Sherri Colmer, Dennis Allen , Steve Williams , Karen Smith , Brett Jones, ·Shower honors Miss Hennessy - \ DEODORANT SOAP 1.09 CHOICE jars \ .We Gladly Accepl Fed. Food Stamps USDA SUPERIORS 0 Awar<ls night was observed by the P~meroy PTA .Monday mghl With trophies being presented to the safety patrol boys and girls, certificates to the school basketball teams ribbons to the county culturai arts winners and certificates to the spelling champions. In addition to awards night, the fifth and sixth graders in the bands presented seleCtions under the direction of David Bowen, instrumentaJ music teacher. Rutland PTA meets CHEESE ... ,(267) ~ :~: GROUNG . BEEF . · 3 lb. BULK SAUSAGE 3 lb. ROUND STEAK SPREAD 3 lb. PORK CHOPS Phone Us PTA _presents awards ·Monday night why melt . SPECIAL! · eport-Pomeroy, 0., May 16, 1973 Po~eroy HAS SURGERY Mrs. Carl Wolfe, Middleport, underwent surgery Monday morning at the Holz.er Medical Center . Her room number is 222. Mrs. Robert Reibel, Morristown 1 is here to assist in the care of the Wolfe cfiildren. ~xpects .B ig I 0 By Milton Richman U!'l Spurts _Editor A New Philadelphia native , Pearch ser.ved two years with the U.S. Navy. He is currently president of P omeroyMiddl•port Lions Club and holas membership in the Port.smouth Elks Club. He and his wife, Marilyn, have three White , Blue , Avocado · For bathrooms and Kitchen wa li s. Toda~'s Sport Parade various plant positions in Minerva, Georgetown, Athefls . . STY~EBOARD ·'1- - plant supervisor at Pomeroy since 1968. Sl<!rting with the company as lineman in New Philadelphia in 1948, he held and ' DOWNY ··Fabric Sottner 32 oz. 5. 9 ¢ With · Coupon Good at: Rutland Dept. Store S-19-73 �' · $- The Daily Sent•~t Middl 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., May 16, 1973 ·~ • - ~::S!&:~·!>.~:.-:--:;:;~rm.~~~~~· Pearch made supervisor at Pomeroy .• - ATHENS - Kenley R. Krinn has been named to the newly created position of customer service manager for Athens district, General Telephone Co. of Ohio. At the same time Michael A. Castaldi, Jr. takes over the new position of custolh.er service supervisor at l.<>gan . And Donald H. Pearch, Jr. becomes cus\omer service supervisor at Pomeroy. ''In a ·new organizatiorlal structure designed to shorten the lines of communica ti on, ' these men are responsible for all aspec,ts of customer service ' in theit respective areas, starting with the initial application for a telephone," said Joseph C. Sharp, southern div ision general manager at Portsmouth. . Sha rp emphasized , however , that the cus tomer 's shortes t line or communication to the compcmy is the numbers listed in the introdu ctory pages of thei r telephone directory . Pearch, 48, of 548 Grant St., Middl eport, has been area •.. Portsm ~t:.th. sons and a daughter. Pearch is res ponsible for 6,860 telephones in Letart Falls, Pomeroy.. Portland, Racine and Rutland exchanges in southern Meigs County . • DON PEARCH, JR. Ebner ·Folden dies in Akron Elmer G. Folden, 1210 Lily 'ville . Street, Akron, former Meigs He retired from the Countian, died on May 10. Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Surviving are his wife , Li1lian; in 1954 after 29 years service . three sons, Robert, of Akron ; Previously he was a conductor Lee. Chicago, Ill ., and John of for 12 years with the PennSpartanburg, S. C., and two sy lvania Railroad. He wa s born at Dexter Aug. sisters , ·Clara Shenefield and Anna Ob'<lin, both of Langs- 28, 188ll, the son of the late Mr. r··--------------------. OPEN 8 TO 8 PM MONDAY THRU FRIDAY SPECIALS ·THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS 5 T08 PM ONLY e 4x8 SHEET 7.95 ----------~-------------- · FLOOR TILE . Ken tile Asbestos 3 Patterns Vi n y I 50 Reg . Crt. 9.68 ------------------------Building Board 99 White, . · 1h '"'X4''x8' s heets. For and walls . Reg . ceilings Marriage Li.ceoses F lo yd Eugene Hendricks, 47, · Racine, and Sarah Elizabeth · Drake, 55, Racine; Dennis Wayne Benedum, Rt. I , Reedsvi ll e, and Bonnie Eunice Walker, 21, Pomeroy, Rt. 3. 4x8 SHEET 3.65 HOGG &ZUSPAN .. and Mrs. John . 12 at wereFolden held May Services 1 p.m . at Schermesser Funeral Home in Akron, with burial at Rose Hill Burial Park . Attending the funeral from this area were Mr . and Mrs. Carl Shenefield, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Shenefield, Mrs. Anna Ogdin, and Mr . and Mrs. Charles Griffith and daughter Karen . VOTES GAINED A 2.7 mill .bond issue for build in g purpos es in the Eastern Local School Dis trict picked up 10 additional votes from last Tuesday's primary e lectio ns according to the official county com pleted by the Meigs County Board of Elections. According to the oHicial tally th e issue passed 434 to 391 compared to 424 to 391 vote comit in the unofficial county. 25 Rg. · to · oK red-shirts. MATERIALS CO. We Close At Noon Saturday 773-5554 Mason, W. Va. LEifrf.fA~fL~~ER_:_ A m eeting wilf' be held at the Letart Fa l ls Community Ha ll at 1:30 p.m . Thursday to ma~e plans for a Decoration Day dinner . All per sons interested in planning .and helping with the event are asked lo attend. IN HOSPITAL , The Middleport E-R squad answered a call for Amanda Murray , 247 North Third Ave., at 6:09a.m. Tuesday. She was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. MINNEAPOLIS ( UPJ ) Big Ten Commissioner Wayne ' Duke says tbere's a good NEW YORK (UPI ) - Willis Reed tried his best to keep a chance the conference's straight face, but couldn't . faculty representative will He really wanted to laugh, approve a " r.e d shirt" rule this But he knew that wouldn'tbe right, it woUld look rude, so all he week allowing athletes to did was smile. spread their eligibility over It was the question that made him do it, a question put to him five years. Tuesday afternoon while he was standing alongside the new car About all major conferences presented to him by Sport Magazine for being voted MVP in the in the nation have been New York Knicks' NBA title triumph over the Los Angeles allowing red shirting-'<'xcept Lakers last week. for the Big Ten and the Ivy Everyone who lollows bas ketball knows bow Willis Reed had to League, which have stuck to come aU the way back from a steady succession of injuries, how four-year eligibility. it was his hip one year, his shoulder the year after that and The 10 faculty representatives tendonitis last y•ar. Now he was being hit with the question of the Big Ten and the conmaking him smile- why, he was being asked, was he that con- ference athletic directors are fident he could make it all the way back this year when there was meeting this week prior to the a point last year, after he couldn~ pliy past November and league's outdoor track meet following knee surgery, where some people figured he was all here Friday and Saturday. through ? Athletic directors met "I came a long ways," said.Willis Reed, smile and all. "Being a Tuesday, faculty people meet little boy from Bernice, Louisiana, you hadda do things for . Wednesday and they meet yourself, and if you didn't believe in yourself, there was no way jointly Friday. you'd ever make it." U the faculty represenl.otives Actually, the Knicks' t;-10 captain and center seemed a bit vote ·for red shirting by a guilty when Dick Schaap, the editor of the magazine, first in- simple majority, it will become formed him he was the winner of the car for the second time (he effective in the conference also won it in 1970) after last Thursday's finale in Los Angeles. immediately, [luke sa!'d 'Nes"He looked at me when I told him he had won, and he said it day. was a team victory," related Schaap. "Everybody says that, but . The Big Ten has operated he meant it. I explained to him he was receiving the award for his with the four-year eligibility play and his leadership. He was a symbol of the entire team. ·I rule since 1958 and during that also told him we were giving separate MVP awards to each. time there have been member of the team hecause of the way they had won , and that numerous proposals advanced made him feel better ." by coaches' groups, athletic Not that much, though. directors and others for return He still looked somewhat guilty about all the fuss being made. over him Tuesday and even as he stood there on the sidewalk, alongside the car, with the television cameras 'g rinding all around him he seemed as if he wished the rest of his teammates were with him. . A passing cab driver , recognizing l«!ed, slowed his taxi long enough to holler out : "Atta Boy, Willie! You deserve it." Thar gave rise to the restrained Reed smile again. They asked him some more about how he felt when he first became aware he had been singled out as MVP and Reed had no trouble remembering. "I couldn't believe it," he said . "I thought (Walt ) Frazier sho uld 've won. I'd have voted for him. To me, winning the car really is insignificant. The important thing is that we ·won the champions hip. I honestly don 't know why they voted me the car. I guess I was the biggest guy out there so they gave.it to ine." Reed was ushered inside the restaurant where he was to be HOMEMADE given the keys to the ca r officially and eve n on the inside he clung to the conviction that "everybody was an MVP ." By way of supporting his opinion, Reed began ca lling out some of the names. " ... (Dean) Meminger came off the bench and played a big ball game in Boston ... then Frazier did the job for us ... and after him it was ( Dave ) DeBusschere ... a nd ( Phil ) Jackson ... You can go down the line - (John ) Gianelli came in once ...and ( Dick) Ba rn ett when we ne.ede4 him ... (Jerry) Lucas ... (Hi ll ) .1" ' • Bradley ...so it was everybody." That certainly is true enough, but in the end it was Willis Reed .possibly a shade more than anyone else. To some people , that came in the nature of a surprise . Not to one 1 though . "My mother said I would do it," Willis Reed said with that same little smile again 1 ''and what mama says is right .'•• - to the five-year rule , Duke said·. reduces the possibility of " I don't want to be pegged as wholesale red shirting or indicating to you that I think it abuses, '' be said. will pass," Duke said . " There are indications that it might well pass but J don 't want to jeopardize any vote by having ' you say that I say it's going to pass because I can't be cerl<lin that it will." MAY,JUNE.JULY But the commissioner said ANQ AUGt,!ST several factors have led the conference officials to think more in that direction. Duke said it's not just be cause of the Big Ten teams have had a tougher time ' competing against teams in· leagues that allow red shirting, including at the Rose Bowl ·' -e) game. For one thing, he said, a proposal to adopt a four-year eligibility rule was advanced by the Atlantic . Coast Conference at the NCAA convention al Chicago in January WESTINGHOUSE and it was " overwhelmingly COMPACT 5,000 BTU defeated, which indicated ROOM AIR COND ITIONER ·obviously that the rest of the country ~asn 1 t going to go for a four-year rule." "Probably more importantly the fact that the NCAA convention adopted for all pracFURNITURE tical purposes · national · MIDDLEPORT limitation ~t 105 football grants this summer. Here's Our lrI ~ -'., HAM SALAD AND (266) t(iA Only $99.00 INGELS (264) (265) 2 2 2 2 2 lb. GROUND BEEF lb. ROUND STEAK lb . PORK CHOPS lb . SLICED BACON FRESH CHICKEN 2 lb. ROUND STEAK lb. CHUCK ROAST lb. GROUND BEEF 2 lb. 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Roberta O'Brien, Mrs. Rosemary Neutzling, Mrs. Betty Hobstetter 1 Mrs. Marcia HObs tetter, Mrs. Charlotte Elberfeld, Mrs. Nora E lberfeld , Beverly Elberfeld, Mrs. Clara Criswell, Mrs. Mickey Werner, Mrs. Ethel Chasteen, Mrs. Pearl Welker, Mrs. Lelia ~haefer, Mrs. Mina Swisher, Mrs. Barbara Riggs, Mrs.. Freda Hartinger, Miss Jo Brooks and Kristin and Erin Anderson . Gaines were played with prizes going to Mrs. Criswell and M(s . Biron . Mrs. Harlinger won the door prize. RUTLAND - A musical program under the direction of Mrs . Maurita Miller high]Jghted the M<>nday ni!iht l meeting of the Rutland P.T.A. · The program opened with the kindergarten children singing "Six Little Duckies," "Springtime" and " The Bird Song." In the group were Larry Parsons, Herbie Grate, Beth Wolfe, Doug Priddy and Charlene Tatterson . Jeff Carson, Ricky Edwards, Craig Bolin and Beth Mitchell second graders, gave their interpretation of "Flappy and Floppy" · puppets in free movement. Linda Black, Beth Bartrum, Brenda Black and Beverly Grate, a sixth grade quartet, sang several spirit~als including "Dry Bones," "Battle of Jerico .." "One More River" and "I'm Going to Sing," Mrs. Violet Grate presided at the meeting which. opened with the pledge and devotions by the Rev. Herbie Grate, pastor of the Nazarene Church at Chester. Mrs. Eileen Kennedy gave the secretary's report and Mrs. Joe Bolin reported a balance of $433 .77 in the treasury. Mrs. Larry Edwards reported on purchasing .the boys' basketball uniforiTil! and there was a discussion on buying a new public address system with an effort to be made to dispose of the old one. Each of the safety patrol children will be given $5 for their service ·during the year. Mrs. Elmer Mitchell agreed to check on prices for a sweeper to be used in the kindergarten classrooms. The second grade of Mrs. Sharon Wise won the attendance banner. Elmer Mitchell agreed to accept the vice presidency of the i'TA and 'will he installed at a later time. IS.ACCEPTED Linda Rupe, daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Richard Rupe of Pomeroy, has been accepted for enrollment at Ohio University, Athens. She will enter sc hool there in the fall and plans to major in e lementary education. Miss Rupe will graduate from Meigs High School this month , 'f'are•tone Thrifti-Cut SPECIAL •A dJu~tahlc $56~2"" FLORIDA .ORANGES '5 b~ 59~ POPLAR SLICED BACON .. lb. 79e . each - 1oe ~~-­ ~M~O heritaae house SATURDAY MEIGS Vica Club will hold a yard sa le at 9 a .m . at home of Dixie Snyder, t76 Beech Street, Middleport , weather permilling . mitting. INSPE CTION <>t Hemlock Grove Grange, 8 p.m. Mem, bers to bring sandwich es or pies. Your Tho m Me An Store MIDDLEPORT BELTONE Hearing Aid Service Center Mr . Bruce Garshaw Will Be At Meigs Inn Pomeroy , Ohio On Thursday, MayH A FEW SPACES REMAIN ON f/1) SECOND ANNUAL ALOHA HAWAII TOUR From 9 a . m . to 12 Noon To r e pair · a nd se rvi ce h earing aids. 15 Days- June 23-July 7 Batterie s and supplies for a ll '!'ilkes for sa le . Four Islands Hawaii Kauai Maui Oahu Group Departure Mr . Garshaw wi ll be glad to give you a free hearing les t with the lat es t Be llo n e E lec · Ironi c e quipmen·t. frOm If hearing is your problem Bellon e is the answer Co lumbu s. 5619 inc"luding round t rip air fare. Fu lly Esc orted Superior Hotels For ihfQrmalion and re'iervations BELTONE Hearing Aid ~nte1 AAA WORLD WIDE TRAVEl AGENCY 601 Sixlh Avenue Huntington. W.Va. 25701 Phone 525-7221 PHONE , PO MEROY - 992·2590 GALLI POUS- 446·0699 'r Fri. & Sal MAY ARMAND 18 &19 AT THE 9:00 to ARGO PEAS3o3 3 Can s VLASIC DILL CHIPS For59¢ 16 oz . Jar NU MAID CASTLEBERRY MARGARINE Hot Dog Sauce 1 lb. Bowl 79¢ SUPERIOR Slab Bacon · , . Lb. tO oz. 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Store L - - - - - - - - -ii;'i:;;.x.·::::::::~ l ,l;.~:::::;::-.::: 1~t.fii:I~~:.,~::O:::;:-_:::~ - - - - - - , -f,.:;iii--.,.--- <..:OU CARPET SPECIAL POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E. Nur se Mate 6 se t s a new st andard in so tt , full fa,s hioned professional footw ear with su·pple leathers and gently cush ioned i nsoles that pamper your feet ih sty le. See them a1 Mr. 'f'are•tone Your Complele Tire Center , . Main 992 -20~4 · Pomeroy, NURSE·MATES COMBINED MEEl'JNG , P omeroy . Middleport Li ons Club, and the Middleport . . Pomeroy Rotary Club, picni c Friday 6 p.m. at the Flatwoods farm of Richard Chambers. Nestea 5-H.P. Deluxe Rider, 25" WIENERS CUCUMBERS Rona ld , New Haven , and Michael, at home. gifts were N.u rner ous presented to the couple . Attending were and Mrs. C.'har les Wyatt, Dora, Jane & Cifford, Terri Jo.hnson, Mr . and Mr~ . Ronald Marti~, Kim a nd Ronnie, New Haven; Mr. a nd Mrs. Albert Martin, Jr., Jeff am.: Jan, Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush and Jane, Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin, Lydia Hysell, Pomeroy; and Mrs. Susanne Beeler and Brian and Mike Martin, WITH TRADII FRENCH CITY The name "Christ" co mes from the Greek word " Chris~ Los,'' which mean s " anointed nne." --·----'.COUPON--·..,-----\,...------· 1 . . . COU l'ON ·--. 5 H' .P. ,Briggs & St raHon eng ine, reco i l starter . F ingertip control of blade clutch lever . Forward ; neutral and reverse trans · miss ion . Pneumat ic rear I ires, 12: 50x3 .50 ; !.emi pneumal ic frOnt t ires " 10 . 25~<3 . 25 inches . Bell · dr i ven blade eliminates possibility of ~ eng i ne crankshaft damage . Positive -action parking brake. Fresh Green · CHESTER _ The 35th wedding annivers~ry of Mr. and Mrs . Albert Martin, Chester, was observed Sunda y with a cookout at the home of their son and·daughter:-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Marlin, New Haven, W. Vii : Mr. and Mrs. Martin were married May 14, 1938 at Cat· ·uet.sburg , Ky . by the Rev . 0 . E. Gray. They have five c hildren, Albert Marlin, Jr., Belpr e; Mr s. Madeline Rou s h, Charle s ton, W. Va .; Mrs. Susannt:; Beeler , Cheste r ; m :JHUI C! .OI •t.06 · 4 CONDUCT REVIVAL The Rev . and Mrs. Gene Crate will conduct a ~·eckend re"'lval aL the, Rutland Church of the Natarene Friday through Sunday. Services will be at 7:30 each evening and at 10 :30 a .m . Sunday. The Sunday mormng service is broadcast <!ach Sunday over WMPO. The pubhc is invited to the Sunday serv1ce, the Rev . Lloyd D. Ci1 imm, Jr., pastor, said. Celebrate anniversary " """"kb$6·995 : TOMATOES . lb. 29~ $}39 I caIendarI • Handle·muun ted clutch co ntrol. • Posi tivi! chain and sprocket dn~ve. , •8" ~ icel w h~ls. pdju ~ t..a.bl e cul ling height, $1.05 pkg. . ~ ri FRIDAY VARIETY SHOW, 7:30p.m . at Syracuse Grade School sponsored by Syracuse fire Department Ladies Auxiliary . Refreshments and door prizes, Some performers include l ..c~rry's Singing Country, Ray Frank and the Special Sound, ~lph Hudson, Maxine Sayn! and Cindy Patterson . CHURCH services at Church of Christ in Christian Union, Pearl Street, Middleport , Wednesday through Sunday, 7:30 p .m. nightly. The Rev. Ca rroll Sheels, Bidwell, will be the guest speaker . The public is invited to attend . RACINE Lodge 461 f&AM specia l meeting Friday, 7:30 p.m. Work in Ma ster Mason Degree. All ma ster masons invited . Refreshments . or • J ~ - H P Br1ggs & Stratto n cngme with automatic choke, recoil BtPrler. .HAM SALAD 20 ct. Troy Griffith, Todd Smith, Chris Taylor, Doug Clelland, Jeff Grueser, Peggy Johnson, Harold Pettit, Pat Owens, Raymond Andrews , Lori Wood, Elaine Barnhart, Tom Hawley and Mark Casto, all sixth graders, with a certificate going to Bobby Cline, a fifth grader. Receiving basketball certificate~_ were Dan Thomas 1 Tim Faulk, Cliff Kennedy, Cletus Bego, Chris Woods, Tim Hysell , Denny Allen, Troy Griffith, Dave Dillard, Dave Wetzel, Dave Burt, Rick Blaettnar, Steve Williams , Mark Norton , Scott McKinney, Wesley Smith, Todd Smith, Scott Williams, Chris Taylor, Jeff Grueser, Steve Little, Raymond Andrews . Donald Thomas and ·Tom Grueser, coac hes, made the presenl<ltions to the boys. The other coaches are Jim Sisson, Larry Thomas and Gene Mitch . Mark Williams was given a certificate and pen in recognition of being school ·spelling champion . A fifth grader, he defeated Beverly Faulkner, a sixth grader, for the honor of participating in the Meigs County spelling bee. · Beverly was also awarded a certificate. Ribbons were presented to the county cultural arts win· ners of the school, Rita Rousey, Beth Perrin and Jayne Hoeflich. Presented al the meeting was the certificate from the District 16 spring conference held recently at Chesapeake for. having 100 pet. teacher enrollment in the PTA. · Mrs . Gene Mitch insl<llled the officers not previously insl.olled - Mrs . Jerry Fields, first vice president; Mrs. Thomas Werry, Mrs. Linda Stobart and Mrs . Robert Lewis , council counciJ delegates; Mrs. Lois Pauley, county council alternate. The attenda nce banner was won by the sixth grade , In the instrumental program, the· fifth grade band members playeq ~~Twinkle , Twinkle Little Sl<lr ," " Jer Pilot March," "Heiir that German Band," "On Top of Old Smo ky," and the ' 1 Marine Hymn ." The sixth graders played "Sherry Lynn Waltz," " The ·Big Rock, " ''Spiritual Rock·" ' "Away We Go" and " America ." A quartet of sixth grade girls on their clarinets played " Light and Lively." They were Shari Mitch, Lori Wood, Sherrie Osborne and Jamie Johnson. Mrs. Earl Thoma , president, spoke briefly on safety, urging motorists to watch out for the children. Mrs. Mitch and Mrs. Kathryn Johnson presented the budget for the next school te rm noting that $700 is needed to carry out the PTA program. Appointed to the auditing Com mittee were Mrs. Audrey Wood, Mrs. Lois Rosenbaum and Florence Bearhs. The meeting opened with the safety patrol leading in the pledge, devotions by the Rev . Robert Buckley of the Laurel Cliff F ree Methodist Church, and Mrs . Bill McDaniel reading a poem "What Is a Child?" Refreshment.s were served by Mrs. W. H. Perrin and a committee of kindergarten and fir s t grade mothers. Mrs. Thoma thank~ the parenls and teachers attending for cooperation during the past year. She urged support of the PTA in next year's program . rToCi~T~~'"(f Facets of the Regatta flower frogs in the classes with two or show and the Meigs County the eight allowing for frog . YIEONESDAY Fair Clower show s were figurine use -one in a "way PAST PRESIDENTS , discussed and a nominating out" way and the other more America n Legion AuxHiary 1 committee to secure a new traditional - and dem on- Drew Webster Post 39, home of cou nty contact c hairperson slrated the making of an Mrs. Harry Davis, 7:30 p. m . was appointed at a meeting of assemblage for a new class, Mrs. Ray Fox will be cothe Meigs County Garden Club " Pollution on the Ohio River." hostess. Associa tion Tuesday night at Mrs. Collins'. ,"rrangement . . BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, the P omeroy First Baptist was m the specified three fdot 7:30 p. m. Pomeroy M· · h'1g h , two foot WI'd e, 10 .mch Temple. • asomc Church social room . . Mrs . Robert Kuhn, county deep " niche" (a cardboard box MIDDLEPORT Child contact chairperson, presidrd painlcd black ) and featured a Co ns ervation Lea g ue , 7: 30 at the meeting and presented to show green with moss , pop Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mr$. Harry S. Moorc! 1 Sr., ca ns, rusty tin and driftwood Susie Grueser. Program by scrapbook chairper~on , cer- with two stalks of gladioU . Mrs. Jane Harris on flower tificate~ and ribbons won in Pos8ible entries for the class ' 's ro um.y shows. were discussed by Mrs. Collins arranging and corsage las t year makin g. Ins tallation of ofMeigs County Garden Clubs who suggested the use of wild ricers . re,; ~ ived third in the state for flowers instead 'of cultivated : RETURN Jonathan Meigs the 1972 Christmas show and ones to blend with the " junk Chapter, Daughlers of the honorable mentions for both material'' available along the American Revolution , 2 p.m. the Regatl<l Show and the banks of the Ohio. Wednesday • at the home of .Mrs. Meigs County Fair fl ower It was stressed that the show The1·eon Johnson . Program by shows. is open to the public and that all Mrs. Everett Hayes on Boston Mrs ._Kuhn also displayed a exhibils must be staged on Heritage . Mrs. DayfOn Parsoris certificate or award given to June 16 in the Pomeroy Motor and Mrs. Clarence Str uble Gallia and Meigs County for Co. showroom between 9 a.m . assisting hostesses. therapy work at the Gallipolis and 12 noon at which time the REVIVAL, Midway Com. Sl<lle Institute. Clubs in the two s how will be groomed in munity Ch urc h, Langsv ille counties rece ived second in preparation for the judging to Dexter Road, 7:30 eac h begin at I p .m. Region 11. evening . Rev . Norman Taylor 1 Two new classes, at least to Named to the nominating evangelist; Worley Haley, committee which will have the loca l shows, have been added. pastor . responsibility or securing a Both in the horticulture YOUNG Wive's Club Wednew county contact chair· division, they are Class 6, nesday, 7:30 p.m ., home of person to assume the post in citrus plants, and may include Ruth McGrath. the fall were Mrs. Robert pineapple, orange and lemon ; THURSDAY Thompson , Winding Trail and Class 7, large foliage CHURCH se rvices at Long , Garden Club, chairperson, planls over two feet tall. Bollom Uni ted Methodist In the artistic design Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Pomeroy Chur c h Thursday through Garden Club and Mrs. Wilson div~ion, the rules this year Saturday at 8 p.m. nightly . The Ca rpenter , Bend 0 ' the River permit painted or artificially Rev , Standley Brandum, Garden Cl ub . Mrs. Kuhn colored plant material.., in all pas tor . Public is in·vit ed. ou tlined the duties of the classes . · All entries must Evangelist to be announced. county conl<lct chairperson. contain some plant material,· AFTERNOON Circle, ann ual Funding for the Regatta however, Mrs. Collins pointed luncheon, I p .m . Heath flower show was discussed and out. Mrs. Jack Hart is coMethodist Church. the show. cl ubs will he asked to con- ·chairperson WILLING Workers Class, Garden club members were tribute $5 each. The Regatta Enwrprise United 1\lethodist committee will also be asked encouraged to enter the show Ch urch, 7:30p.m . Thursday at and to hivite those who are riot for a donation. the ehurc;h. Mrs . Richard Colli ns, club members and those HARRISONVILLE Senior chairperson , del<liled plans for eligible for entry in the junior Citizens Thursday, 7 p.m. at the show emphasizing that her · division 118 and under ) to Harrisonville School. Potluck hope is to have a "fun show ," exhibit in the Re~atl<l show. It was noted that- Mrs . dinner. Grate Family ·singers one where exhibitors can be will" entertain, also a Clower more at ease and that , while Charles Lewis will again this demonstration to be ·given. the show is entered into year be chairperson of the Public is invited . competition, s he wants Meigs Cou nt y Fair flower DEMOCRATIC Pa rt y ·"wi nn ing>~ lobe secondary to · show . She briefly discussed the sc hedule which has as the meeting in Meigs County 8 P:m. "enjoying." The duties of the committee theme " Honoring the Garden at Egbcopal Parish ' House, chairpersons were outlined by Clubs of Meigs Cou~ty" and Pomeroy. Special prog1·am, all 'Mrs. ColHns who announced announced that a demon- Democrats invited .· MEETING at 1:30 p.m. at her hope for secur~ng a trophy stratton on several classes of chedule will be given at . Lcl<l rl Falls Community Hall for the " best or show " winner th!-! s_ in the .t.~rtistic design·· category. Lhe June 25 ope n meeting of the to make plans for Decora tion Day dinner. · She noted the emphasis un Rutland Gm·den Club. TWIN CITY Shrin ettcs, 8 p.m ., horne o Mrs. J~mes Clat-.· Thrifti-Cut 22" Powor-Prupolled Roti'Y • lb. WITH TRAOEI Flower show plans discussed at meet .'J'are•tone ' CHOICE· VINE RIPENED HOME MADE throttle oontwl • Ad;ustahle cu lling hcighl ( l" to 3 \4") . • 7" "''heels, big 20" deck, 19" cut. low Price Produce Specials! ,_ • Mrs. Jennifer Anderson and Mrs . Carol McCullough enterl<lined Friday night with a bridal shower honoring Miss Bernadette Hennessy, brideelect of Don Anderson, in the fellowship hall of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Wedding bells decorated the gift l<!ble and the refreshment table was centered with blueand green flowers flanked by crystal candelabra with while tapers. Sandwiches, pettit fours, cookies, mints and punch were served . Miss Maurine Hennessy preside<l at the table. The guest list included Mrs. Jean Braun, Mrs. Vikki · Gloeckner, Mrs. Joan Morris, Mrs. Louise Thompson, Miss Mrylis Kay Parker, Mrs . Barbara Mullen, Mrs. Betty Baronick, Mrs. Jane Walton, Mrs. Katie Biron, Mrs. Phil Mullen, Mrs Helen Neutiling, Mrs. Ann Rupe, Mrs. Nonga Roberls, Mrs. Esther Hardie, Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, Mrs. . Garnet Harbrecht, Mrs. Peggy Houdashell, Miss Diana Lett, • J· H.P. BriggEl ~ Slratlon engine, au Wnfalic choke, rt.""Coi l sta rter. By Meadowgold \ Mrs. Bonnie Fisher, sixth grade teacher , and Principal Robert Morris gave trophies to safety patrol members, Keith Krautter , Shari Mitch, Jamie J ohnson , Cheryl Mowery, Judy Hall, Keith Musser, Anna McKinney , Claude Morrow, Kathleen Smith, Scott Williams, David Burl, Keith Landers, Sherrie Osborn~ , Amanda Sisson , Sherri Colmer, Dennis Allen , Steve Williams , Karen Smith , Brett Jones, ·Shower honors Miss Hennessy - \ DEODORANT SOAP 1.09 CHOICE jars \ .We Gladly Accepl Fed. Food Stamps USDA SUPERIORS 0 Awar<ls night was observed by the P~meroy PTA .Monday mghl With trophies being presented to the safety patrol boys and girls, certificates to the school basketball teams ribbons to the county culturai arts winners and certificates to the spelling champions. In addition to awards night, the fifth and sixth graders in the bands presented seleCtions under the direction of David Bowen, instrumentaJ music teacher. Rutland PTA meets CHEESE ... ,(267) ~ :~: GROUNG . BEEF . · 3 lb. BULK SAUSAGE 3 lb. ROUND STEAK SPREAD 3 lb. PORK CHOPS Phone Us PTA _presents awards ·Monday night why melt . SPECIAL! · eport-Pomeroy, 0., May 16, 1973 Po~eroy HAS SURGERY Mrs. Carl Wolfe, Middleport, underwent surgery Monday morning at the Holz.er Medical Center . Her room number is 222. Mrs. Robert Reibel, Morristown 1 is here to assist in the care of the Wolfe cfiildren. ~xpects .B ig I 0 By Milton Richman U!'l Spurts _Editor A New Philadelphia native , Pearch ser.ved two years with the U.S. Navy. He is currently president of P omeroyMiddl•port Lions Club and holas membership in the Port.smouth Elks Club. He and his wife, Marilyn, have three White , Blue , Avocado · For bathrooms and Kitchen wa li s. Toda~'s Sport Parade various plant positions in Minerva, Georgetown, Athefls . . STY~EBOARD ·'1- - plant supervisor at Pomeroy since 1968. Sl<!rting with the company as lineman in New Philadelphia in 1948, he held and ' DOWNY ··Fabric Sottner 32 oz. 5. 9 ¢ With · Coupon Good at: Rutland Dept. Store S-19-73 �lti, 1m 7 All Items On Sale Thru May 19 Where friendship be~ins with ..••VALUE and SAYINGS IGA FOODLINER . * *SHOPPING M&R IGA FOODLINER *SHOPPING * VALUES OR TENDERIZED MIDDLEPORT. OHIO CENTER In Our New Enlarged Department. ROUND MIDDLEPORT. OHIO . . IGA HAMBURGER · OR HOTDOG BUNS Juicy Vine Ripened IGA MILK PKG. OF .8 C· IGA • BIG STEA IGA . . OR/" - e (UNSWEETENED) LB. BOX • LB. SALE . CHEESE LOAF JUICE TOMATOES • GAL CRT. ORANGE JUICE ; GREEN ONIONS • IGA ARGO PEAS 15 oz. 26 oz. CANS 18 Ol . ' PORK & BEANS CLEANSER oz. 16 oz. CANS CANS SPAGHETTI SAUCE TOMATO · CATSUP 32 29C c·· oz. SIZE . ¢ I 8 89¢ 16 oz. BTLS. . ·ONE FULL GALLON C· ORANGE DRINK . DOG CHOW . 50 LB.$ 99 ------,----~·$ Pyramid Sliced lb. B~llard's Whole ~og . ' SAUSAGE lb. Best Produce Values!! . . CRYSTAL DESSERT BOWLS . LARGE CEREAL BOWL ·• . lb. • PURINA ·· SIZE ·. Lean and Tender FRESH CORN ON THE COB ·5ears 12e · EA ' . WAGNER'S · 54 oz. . BACON. Beef Cube .· Steak · l-Ib. tray pack· BLEACH , ' EA. Always IGA COLA ONLY . . 18 oz. JARS ROYAL CROWN · CELERY lb. JELLY 2-LB. · BAGS . · Fresh Stalks c KRAFT APPLE BASE · ' 'i'!RFlt-1. . TIP ROAST lor LB. RUMP ROAST lb. IGA SPAGHETTI . OR MACARONI ~" . BONELESS ·. RAGU .HEINZ . ¢ 2 29¢ ORANGES · Rolled and .Tied -USDA CHOICE BONELESS SIRLOIN . From the ' Sunny South! Florida Juicy USDA CHOICE . CAMPBELL's COMET · . BTL RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT . QUANTITIES c JAR EA. . CUCUMBERS Large ·AND PEPPERS Size Peanut Butter . 79tr 14oz. . Choice SKIPPY 3 LB. CAN 21 ·; BOX . . LIMIT 1 . .. RADISHES CARROTS SALT .CRISCO _ friendship begins with ....VALUE and SAYINGS PRODUCE USDA CHOICE Boneless CENTER BEST TheLJauy:,emuJI;!'i ,l'l'.&luw""fN•n. ......... ~ .... . . OVENWARE BOWLS CAKE PANS MIXING BOWLS LOAF PANS ETC. ~ ' . ' . 1oe.. .· MATCHING BLUE DECORATED BAG ·• ·- _.____________ EACH --, FOR ., ' !, �lti, 1m 7 All Items On Sale Thru May 19 Where friendship be~ins with ..••VALUE and SAYINGS IGA FOODLINER . * *SHOPPING M&R IGA FOODLINER *SHOPPING * VALUES OR TENDERIZED MIDDLEPORT. OHIO CENTER In Our New Enlarged Department. ROUND MIDDLEPORT. OHIO . . IGA HAMBURGER · OR HOTDOG BUNS Juicy Vine Ripened IGA MILK PKG. OF .8 C· IGA • BIG STEA IGA . . OR/" - e (UNSWEETENED) LB. BOX • LB. SALE . CHEESE LOAF JUICE TOMATOES • GAL CRT. ORANGE JUICE ; GREEN ONIONS • IGA ARGO PEAS 15 oz. 26 oz. CANS 18 Ol . ' PORK & BEANS CLEANSER oz. 16 oz. CANS CANS SPAGHETTI SAUCE TOMATO · CATSUP 32 29C c·· oz. SIZE . ¢ I 8 89¢ 16 oz. BTLS. . ·ONE FULL GALLON C· ORANGE DRINK . DOG CHOW . 50 LB.$ 99 ------,----~·$ Pyramid Sliced lb. B~llard's Whole ~og . ' SAUSAGE lb. Best Produce Values!! . . CRYSTAL DESSERT BOWLS . LARGE CEREAL BOWL ·• . lb. • PURINA ·· SIZE ·. Lean and Tender FRESH CORN ON THE COB ·5ears 12e · EA ' . WAGNER'S · 54 oz. . BACON. Beef Cube .· Steak · l-Ib. tray pack· BLEACH , ' EA. Always IGA COLA ONLY . . 18 oz. JARS ROYAL CROWN · CELERY lb. JELLY 2-LB. · BAGS . · Fresh Stalks c KRAFT APPLE BASE · ' 'i'!RFlt-1. . TIP ROAST lor LB. RUMP ROAST lb. IGA SPAGHETTI . OR MACARONI ~" . BONELESS ·. RAGU .HEINZ . ¢ 2 29¢ ORANGES · Rolled and .Tied -USDA CHOICE BONELESS SIRLOIN . From the ' Sunny South! Florida Juicy USDA CHOICE . CAMPBELL's COMET · . BTL RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT . QUANTITIES c JAR EA. . CUCUMBERS Large ·AND PEPPERS Size Peanut Butter . 79tr 14oz. . Choice SKIPPY 3 LB. CAN 21 ·; BOX . . LIMIT 1 . .. RADISHES CARROTS SALT .CRISCO _ friendship begins with ....VALUE and SAYINGS PRODUCE USDA CHOICE Boneless CENTER BEST TheLJauy:,emuJI;!'i ,l'l'.&luw""fN•n. ......... ~ .... . . OVENWARE BOWLS CAKE PANS MIXING BOWLS LOAF PANS ETC. ~ ' . ' . 1oe.. .· MATCHING BLUE DECORATED BAG ·• ·- _.____________ EACH --, FOR ., ' !, �. I 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. May 16, 1973 ~ews ~Con~~u~ fr~'!ge !(Jriefs A uxiliar)' Mrs. Somerville dies Portland, Ore., said a pressurized bomb was hidden in the middle of the luxurious Northwest Air tines jet and it would explode if the plane descended below 7,000 feet. "Mexico City had the closest airport above 7,000 feet," an airline spokesman said. "But the plaoe didn't have the fuel to fly U,alfar. We had to take a chance and put her down in Denver." The plane landed at Stapleton International Airport at 12: 15 a.m. MDT. No bomb was found. POINT PLEASANT - Mn. L. C. Somerville, the former Helen Arnold, 83, the last of the seven surviving widows of Spanish American War, and a retired Mason County educator, died Tuesday at Pleasant Valley Hospital where she had been ill since M~y I. Mrs. Somerville was born in Pomeroy, the youngest daughter of C. A. M. and Suzanna Carleton Arnold ,'who lived in the Enterprise ·c om: mWlity . She atte~~ded Carlton College for two years and was a 1908 graduate of Pomeroy High School. She attended Kee-Mar College at Hagerstown, Md., and graduated in 1910 with a bachelor of literature degree. Following graduation at KeeMa.r she took one year's work at Winona, Ind. She taught music at the Girls' Industrial School in Delaware, Ohio and MRS. SOMERVILLE left Delaware to return to Winona to supervise music and American Association of Epling, Ruth Richards and drawing for years · in the Uni•.1 ersity Women, the Point Alfred Arnold , Gallipolis; Dr. public schools of Koscuisco Pleasant Women's Club and Edna Gettles, Point Pleasant ; CoWlty, Claypool, Warsaw and the Presbyterian Church . 7.elda Healy, · Walnut Creek, Wino!la. Calif.; ,John Burnard Arnold, She is survived by a foster She returned to Pomeroy to daughter , Challa, wife of Peter Springdale, Pa.; Maxine Arbe near her widowed father Chula, Lorain, Ohio. and their nold , ~1 a s on 1 W. Va. ; and was employed teaching three children, Sandra, Los Theadosia F'recker, Pomeroy ; music, art and home Angeles , C<Oiif. ; Lynn and Pauline Beeches and Doris economics at Point Pleasant Gary, at Lorain; fi\'e great- Meredith, Wyandott, Mi ch.; where she mel the late at- grandchildren , and the Evelyn Elliott, Rand , W. Va ., torney, L. C. Somerville. TI1ey fo llowing nieces and nephews , and Edith Sloan , Elman Posse, were married July 10, 1918. Mary Lippincott , Hortense Lucille Coates and Ruth For several years after her Wright, Winchester, Ind . ·-'' • "• .,• ''( marriage she did not t~ach, but F'tmeral services and calling returned parttime to help with overflow classes at PPHS. When she returned to regular employment she continued her hours will be announced by the Stevens Funeral Home. MAN FINED One defendant was fined Tuesday night and a second education at Ohio University· forfeited bond in the court of where she earned a ba~helor Middleport Mayor John Zerkle. and master degrees. Paul R. Uhrig, 46, Columbus, • • • She was a member of the Retired Teachers Assn. of W. Va., a 50-year member of the • Pomeroy Eastern Star,. a -_, member of Col. Charles Lewis Chapter of Daughters of. the ~evolution, American the DIVORCE GRANTED A suit for divorce has been was fined $100 and costs and filed and another granted in was given a three tlay jail sentence for driving while Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Filing was Margaret Burkhamer, Pomeroy, against intoxicated. Mark A. Barton, 21 , Columbus, forfeited his $30 Richard for distance. Pomeroy, ·charging gr oss neglec.t of duty and extreme assured . bond clear J. Burkhamer, ______..;,_..,___________.. co·uelty . Fred C. Kesterson was 1 ·granted a divorce ftom Mary s V. Kesterson .. Chapman Shoes Gift to You! 20 .0/ /O DISCOUNT TO ALL 1973 SITE CHANGED .- Chapman's Shoes Pomeroy Main Sl LONDON - THE PRICE OF GOLD dropped slightly today following two days of frantic trading aod the dollar moved higher on European money markets. " The London bullion markets were calm, in sharp contrast to the feverish atmosphere that sent gold skyrocketing tc the highest prices in history on Mond,!IY and Tuesday. Dealers ""id wealthy investors from the Middle East were now switching from gold back to dollars, restoring strength to the American currency. aJLUMBUS ...: THE HOUSE AGRICULTURE, Conunerce and Labor Conunittee Tuesday approved by a 10-6 vote a bill requiring counties to provide unemployment compensation coverage for employes not covered by Civil Service. Rep. Robert E. Levitt, R-Canton, contended the insurance coverage is a decision best not made by the state, "If county and local governments are to continue to mean anyihing." He said the bill imfairly singles out county government while JJQt apply~g to towns, municipalities and other local governments. In defending the bill, Rep . Ike Thompson, D-Cleveland, argued it just extends to all county employes what had been granted to employes under Civil Service and to some 50,000 state workers. "If you don't take care of your duties at home, it's up to the state and federal goverrunents to make sure that you do," he said. Chester school alumni plan reunion banquet CHESTER - The aruma! reunion banquet and dance of the Chester High School has been set for Saturday, May 26, at the school. A banquet open to alumni members and guests will begin at 6:30 p.m. with a 1ance to follow at 8:30p.m. The dance, with the Country Boys of Marietta providing music, will he open to the public. The group has made several appearances at Tup.pers Plains during the past winter. They play for round, square, polka and other types of dancing. The price for each alumni at• cnf\lng the dinner aod dance is $4. The price for dinner alone is $2.50 and the dance is $1.50. Reservations by mail should be made with Mrs. Opal The ''Service of Celebration" of the West Ohio Conference United Methodist . Women scheduled to be held Saturday, May 19, at Springfield Central United Methodist Church will he held at the Hara Arena near Dayton. LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Wednesday was 60 degrees· under sunny skies We Accept Federal Food Stamps Pomeroy Open Mon. - Thurs. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m _ F -d 9 days 9 a.m. to 8 ·. JO p.m. • " ays . . a.m. to 8 p .m,- Salur- EVERY DAY PRICES, NOT JUST WEEKENDS '1 $1 ~-9 CENTER CUT, LOIN OR RIB PORK CHOPS . Fresh & Lean •• ' '· ' GROUND CHOICE CHUCK SIRLOIN STEAK LB. 1.59 T·BONE STEAK 1.09 lb. . '' ' ' ' USDA Pure Pork . ·HEAD CHEESE 99e Fresh Pork 99e lb. 49e WIENERS. 2 Fresh lb. 1.69 lb. 49e MILK gal. INSTANT COFFEE io oz. Folger's 1-0 oz . Nescafe 10 oz , Maxwell HOUS(• 99e FAVORITE ., lvs. Low Fat 2 Pet . PIG FEET Saturday Only! BREAD , All Meal ·NECK BONES lb. lb. 1.79 •Old Fashioned SAUSAGE lb. · ROUND STEAK for BORDEN'S ICE $}09 CREAM • gal. .' 3832. Reunions this year will include the classes of 1923, 1929, 1933, 1938, 1943, 1948, and 1953. Alumni officers are Roger Epple, president; Richard Fick, first vice president; Robert Woods, second vice president; Henry Thomas, third vice president; Opal Eichinger, secretary; Mildred Gaul, asaistant secretary; Lucille Smith, treasurer; Esther Ridenour, assistant treasurer. Members of the decorating conunittee joined by other alumni will meet at the school on the evenings of May 24 arid 25 to prepare for the May 26 Of Doris Medica' Center Kaiser , Margaret Hardin , Ray Gibbs and Tina Barnes. (Births 1 Mrs. Edward Yankumf, a son, Cheshire and Mrs. Charles ·Tauton, a daughter, Middleport. died on Tuesday John L. ( Bull) Evans, 58, r e t ire d Gal l ipolis bus in essman, community leader, World War l't'" veteran and sportsman ,. died at 6: 45 p.m . Tuesday short ly . after being admitted to th e Hol ze r Medical Center. Wi dely known in M eigs County , he had been in failing health the past five yea rs. A n executive, of the Evans Grovery Co., he had served thqt firm -40 years prior to his ret irement . Fune r al services will be held 2 p.m . Friday at the F irst Presby terian Church. Friends may c~ll at the Waugh -Halley· Wood Funera l Home be tween 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. T hursday. le~ /tl Mrs. Allen Hampton was elected delegate to the District 3 summer conventi'ln and the Ohio Department convention with Mls. Arnold Richards being named alternate when the American Legion Auxiliary of Lewis Manley Post 263 met recently at the Mount Moriah Baptisi Churcn. Mrs. Hampton presided at the meeting which was hosted by Mrs. Campbell Harper. Mrs. Ernest Bowles served as flagbearer, and Mrs. Nellie Winston was the chaplain. Reports were given by the various chairmen. A letter concerning a life membership for Mrs. Harrison BenUey was read. The present officers were reelected for another year with Mrs. Ernest Bowles being named as historian, and Mrs. HarPer 'as chairwoman of the ways and means committee. During a concluding social hour, refreshments were served to the group by Mrs. Harper. Pomeroy, In KirksvHfe. Mo. Dr . Rea who graduated from Pomeroy High School. -left here about 30 years ago to studY med i ci ne a t the Kirksville Os t eopathic Med ica l School and Hospital where he has been on th~ st aff since his gradua tion from med ica l school . He died at the Kirksville Hospital as the resu lt of a heart attacR on May 10. Su rv iving are his wi fe, Fern; two sons, Roger and Rodney, of Kirksvi ll e; a sister, Mrs . Ma r gretta Roush of Pomeroy , and several nephews and cous\ns in this area . . remodeled city building "This building belongs to the Council is inviting all people of Mason so make plans residents, including children, to take it a few mmin Mason City to attend Open utes to come in and House at the remodeled city look it over and enjoy building Saturday from 9 a.m. refreshments. Coffee, donuts to 5 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 10 and pop will be served. Members of council will be p.m. Town Recorder Gary L. l"esent to show you around and Gibbs said the remodeling answer questions. We're proud !>'Ogram has cost $5,1100 and of it," Gibbs said. the air conditioner, floor tile and new door for the back rOO_m, a new door and window for the front hopefully will be completed by June. These additional items, Gibbs stated, Tonight-Thur-l=ri. will cost approximately $1,200 May 16-17-18 Double Feature Program making , the total cost aJ>THE GREAT proximately $7,000. NORTHFIELD, !Gtchen and Son did the MINNESOTA RAID carpentry work, the Point (Color) Pleasant - Mason Auto Glass Cl iff Robertson ~obert Duvall Company, Mason, did the (PGI windows and doots with the -PlusCarpet Carnival of Henderson COUNTRY MUSIC laying the carpet. Marty Robbins Sammy Jackson Gibbs said the mayor and IGI councilmen contributed many hours of planning, doing wiring and plumbing. Also, approximately $1,000 worth of new office equipment has been installed. MASON - mEIGS THEATRE Mrs . Emma • • EVEL KNIEVEL ( Technicolor) George Hamilton Sue Lyon GRADUATE WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES QUARTERED LOIN A&P POLICY; Always do what Is honest end lair for every customer. TOP Olt RAIN CHECK: IOTTOM GUARANTEE: A&P offers an Uncondillonat money·back · guarantee . No matter what it Ia, no matter who makes it, if A&P eells it. A&P guaran· tees it. $ Prices Good Thru Saturday, May 19th. In lb. 4NY SIZE ~KG. WHAT BECAME OFJACK&JILL lOLA'S . (Technicolor) Vanessa Howard Mona Washburn Main at Sycamore, Pomeroy lPG I Show Starts 1 p.m . BOTTOM ROVND Swiss Steak A GREAT TIME FOR GRADS! I I I Top Round S.teak I I lb. I I I ·Rump Roast 0 • • .I 11rM;;1·Franks • • I ' THE SISSEL Brothers local gospel s.inger s will now be on WBRJ Marietta from B to 8: 30 Saturday evenings . 5-1 die 2 p~'- 51" Clarence Curtis, Frances King, Guy Sargent, Jeffrey Knighting ond ·Billy Brewer. Marriage License Raymond Allen Norris, 21, Albany, Rt. 2, and Christine Marie Porter, 17, Pomeroy, Rt. ~ DELEGATE "C" Black mirkers . 11n gilt dial. 32.95 . RADCLIFF "0" 17 jewel s. Green dial. I I Meat Pies ~~~~~·BEEF • • ihri~orcooktall . J,lb. $109 . I "Pklf, . 4::~age --$100 I Jan . Cu t ·corn, I C•rroh, P111 , or M IJid '-u ,._. ___ .,LARGE .-----·- 2B·AI~ ~STALK ~ ~ Stn.CuuiJeJ~J~iea, A&P WHITE & 4SSORTED Bathroom • • SK IPPER CALENDIAL "M" ·. l7 jewels. Automatic . 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Baker Furniture Coupon lubo ~ Good Thru Sat., May 19th At All A&P WEO's- Cols. Div. ~:!l;l LIMIT ONE COUPON . ra~. Wonder Cloths • • • FOR COOKING BAKING ·Fiuffo Shortening • • SOFT MARGARINE · 49C: Whipped Parkay • • • MARGARINE ~~·33~ v.-lb. Bl ue B0·nnet . STICKS • • • . ,$ 207 INSTANT Folger's Coffee . .. • • . ..... --- Jar Good Thrw Sat., May 19th At All A&P WEQ',-Cols. Oiv. • l-Ib, • pk(.· AT SPECIAL SAVINGS .. pk(. MIDDlfPORT, 0. • Kal Can Cat Food ........ - - · - - - - - ·~ Thank You Cherry Pie Fill in~ .· ...... -,,:,:,;;~·· 5 l c Nabisco Nutter Butter Cooktes .... 2 '""· $1.00 Birdseye Frozen Co.o I Wh .tp · · · · · · · · · · · ·-··· ""· 59• ;·., With This · Coupon • 1 $100 With 4-roll This pkgs. Coupon ·Good Th"ru Sat., May 19th At All A&P -WEO"s-Cols. Oiv. Good Thru .Sat., May 19th [!JITill LIMIT ONE COUPON ~ . IQJilJlM A&P WEO COUPi N oy· l !),0 == A&P WEO COiil'PCIN~~ HEINZ B.!l'e ~ . 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RmTm SPRtll&! ARE Flexsteel is easily kept factory-fresh and clean. lio cambric ~~t~ ...1ms to gather dust and allergens. • • With This ... 14.3-o:r.. pkg. PATENTED SPRINGS . CLEANLINESS A Coeonu+ Al'mond HAIR SPRAY 12.5-••can FINE FURNITURE BEGINS ON THE INSIDE lO DURAIII.E 'IIlEY Will PROVIO£ WTING COioiORTJ ,;- A&P WEO COUPON STICK MARGARINE A&P WEO COUPON 25c OFF LABEL ROBINSON'S CLEANERS ' ·. . JANE PARKER (Upon Request) 4. I • Mix or Match! , Cali~~~~ Harrison, 2-HOUR CLEANING I I ggc VeQetab lea Madeline 25.50 · 29.95 ~~ ::~ SULTANA FIIOZ&N $157 Koblentz, Pomeroy; Tammy . Dugan, Shade, and Fran< Clark, Middleport . DISCHARGES - Cindy John I I Garden Fresh Produce. Keefer, Leon , W. Va .;• Dana Hanning, Lancaster; Pearl Cra btree, I ._------~~----:--:-:~;.:.:J,--------~ See our great selection of gilt watches. We have the newest styles, the latest features. Caravella by Bulova. Expensive watc hes at inexpensive prices. From $10.95. · Salse r, Mid<!leport ; · Ada Jackett, Rutland; Geraldine Lonnie Lemaster died on Tuesday Notice •lb. I Eu;flpt Lonnie Lemaster , 62, Shade died Rou te 1, a farmer Tuesday evening at Veterans Memorial Ho sp ital . Mr . Lemaster w·as preceded in death by his parents, Edward and Fran,ces Ramey Lema ster ; two brothers, two sisters, a son and two daughters. Surviving are his wife, Rem a ; three sons, Herschel, Guysvill e Route 1; James, of Columbus. and Edward of PomerOy Route 2; five daughters , Mrs. Daisy Daugherty , Columbus ; Mrs. Donna Hayes. Mrs . J~an Norris and Mrs. Peggy Miller, all ol Groveport, and Mrs. Wilma Hoschar, Pomeroy ; 25 grandchildren, one great grandchild ; three sisters~ two brother s, thr ee step-brothers and four step-sisters. · Funeral servtces will be held at 1 p.m . Friday at the Ewing Funera l Hoine where friends may call any time aft,e r 6 : ~0 this evening . Burial will be 1n Riverview Cemetery at Middleport . - Franks I I I OSCAR MAYER $169 plqr.' :u--o1 All Meat Bologna I · BONELESS Give the gilt he or she will appreciate most. Keep them on time in the finest fashion with a precision jeweled, quality-made Caravella watch. Lloyd Wilma OSCAR I,IAYER ' BONELESS Caravelle®~Y Bulova Veterans Memorial Hospital e If an advertised aptcial Is ever sold out uk the Manager for a Ralncheck . II tntltltl you to the same Item at the same apeclal prlce the lollowing week. Or if you wleh we'll give you a comparable item at the same price. (GPI See Our Selection . BONELESS "Super-Right" Quality Meats! DDLEPORT, OHIO Daily 9 to 9 Friday & Saturday May 18-19 GIRL Funeral services were held Tuesday after n ~n at the Law and Sons Funeral Home in Uti ca with the Rev . John Clouston officia ting . Burial was in the Patterson Cemetery at Utica . Mrs . Oiler was a member of the BaPtist Chur ch. Rflcine i NOT OPEN FOR THE SWEET death. Riggs, Tonight 4< Thursday May 16-17 GIFTS Forthe, Mason, has received word of the death of her sister, Mrs. Mary V. Oiler. 51. at her home in Utica, Route 2 as the res.ult of a heart attack. Mrs . Oller was born in Gallipolis, _ the daughter of ·Charles and Lillian Rodgers Cutshaw. Surviving are her husband, Jerry, Utica ; five step. sons, Uoyd Oller, Har ley Oiler Elmer Oiler and Carmel Oi ler, all of Utica. and Paul Oi ler of Johnstown ; a step. daughter, Mrs. Thelma Debovoise, Quincy, Mich. ; 14 grandch ild ren. one great grandchild, and Mrs. F'o rthe, A brother prece~ed ~er· in ADMISSIONS Williams, Cli!ton; 9- nie Dally Sentinel, Middleport.Pomeroy, 0 ., May 16, 1973 MASON - The Mason Town Sister has died this committee are Mr . and Mrs. ·(Discharged) Richard Gaul, Mr. and Mrs . Charles Goeglein, Mr. and Gladys Steens; John Morrow, Robert Armstrong, Jr., Sharon Mrs. Dale Kauiz imd Mr. and McCord, Michael Kaisor, Effie Mrs. John Riebel . Harkings, Cressie Blake, Claudette Sm ith, Kimelea Dr. Rea is dead Taylor, Maurice Sparks, Word has been received of Daniel Sands, Virgil Smith, the death of Dr . George Roy Payton, John Ledman, WilHam Rea, fOrmerly of Hol~er GRAIN COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE ,l-Ib......... 1.09 2-lb. ;....... 1.99 FOLGER'S, l-Ib ................. 1.09 2 lb..•. ·, ...•.•...••.• made with Mildred Gaul at the Shake Haven in Chester, 992- reunion . M~mbers John L. Evans 115 W. Main Eichinger, Chester, and reservations by phone can be 1 etects _.]e 6a.ates Uj , · Townfolk invited to see _ Coupon 19th At All AlP WEO's-Cols. Oiv, C oupon 1 I Good Thru Sot., Mt~y 19th AI All A&P WEO',--Col•. D;,, Maxim Coffee • • • • CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Spaghetti &8~t~r • • • CHEF, BOY-AR-DEE Beef Ravioli • • • •• CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Beefaroni • • • • • EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! Ann Page Spaghetti . · t 10 .... .... ......... · - ..... P 1'll s bury Swee •••. 87c Pillsbury Sprinkle Sweet , ........... .•:.,·:~- 42c Pillsbury Extra Lite Biscuits . : . . . . . 4 :•-:: 44c French's Instant Mashed Potatoes ....• •:;:~- SSe Ann Page Ketchup ..........•• , .• 3 ~- 89c LIMIT ONE COUPON .•. I • '- �. I 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. May 16, 1973 ~ews ~Con~~u~ fr~'!ge !(Jriefs A uxiliar)' Mrs. Somerville dies Portland, Ore., said a pressurized bomb was hidden in the middle of the luxurious Northwest Air tines jet and it would explode if the plane descended below 7,000 feet. "Mexico City had the closest airport above 7,000 feet," an airline spokesman said. "But the plaoe didn't have the fuel to fly U,alfar. We had to take a chance and put her down in Denver." The plane landed at Stapleton International Airport at 12: 15 a.m. MDT. No bomb was found. POINT PLEASANT - Mn. L. C. Somerville, the former Helen Arnold, 83, the last of the seven surviving widows of Spanish American War, and a retired Mason County educator, died Tuesday at Pleasant Valley Hospital where she had been ill since M~y I. Mrs. Somerville was born in Pomeroy, the youngest daughter of C. A. M. and Suzanna Carleton Arnold ,'who lived in the Enterprise ·c om: mWlity . She atte~~ded Carlton College for two years and was a 1908 graduate of Pomeroy High School. She attended Kee-Mar College at Hagerstown, Md., and graduated in 1910 with a bachelor of literature degree. Following graduation at KeeMa.r she took one year's work at Winona, Ind. She taught music at the Girls' Industrial School in Delaware, Ohio and MRS. SOMERVILLE left Delaware to return to Winona to supervise music and American Association of Epling, Ruth Richards and drawing for years · in the Uni•.1 ersity Women, the Point Alfred Arnold , Gallipolis; Dr. public schools of Koscuisco Pleasant Women's Club and Edna Gettles, Point Pleasant ; CoWlty, Claypool, Warsaw and the Presbyterian Church . 7.elda Healy, · Walnut Creek, Wino!la. Calif.; ,John Burnard Arnold, She is survived by a foster She returned to Pomeroy to daughter , Challa, wife of Peter Springdale, Pa.; Maxine Arbe near her widowed father Chula, Lorain, Ohio. and their nold , ~1 a s on 1 W. Va. ; and was employed teaching three children, Sandra, Los Theadosia F'recker, Pomeroy ; music, art and home Angeles , C<Oiif. ; Lynn and Pauline Beeches and Doris economics at Point Pleasant Gary, at Lorain; fi\'e great- Meredith, Wyandott, Mi ch.; where she mel the late at- grandchildren , and the Evelyn Elliott, Rand , W. Va ., torney, L. C. Somerville. TI1ey fo llowing nieces and nephews , and Edith Sloan , Elman Posse, were married July 10, 1918. Mary Lippincott , Hortense Lucille Coates and Ruth For several years after her Wright, Winchester, Ind . ·-'' • "• .,• ''( marriage she did not t~ach, but F'tmeral services and calling returned parttime to help with overflow classes at PPHS. When she returned to regular employment she continued her hours will be announced by the Stevens Funeral Home. MAN FINED One defendant was fined Tuesday night and a second education at Ohio University· forfeited bond in the court of where she earned a ba~helor Middleport Mayor John Zerkle. and master degrees. Paul R. Uhrig, 46, Columbus, • • • She was a member of the Retired Teachers Assn. of W. Va., a 50-year member of the • Pomeroy Eastern Star,. a -_, member of Col. Charles Lewis Chapter of Daughters of. the ~evolution, American the DIVORCE GRANTED A suit for divorce has been was fined $100 and costs and filed and another granted in was given a three tlay jail sentence for driving while Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Filing was Margaret Burkhamer, Pomeroy, against intoxicated. Mark A. Barton, 21 , Columbus, forfeited his $30 Richard for distance. Pomeroy, ·charging gr oss neglec.t of duty and extreme assured . bond clear J. Burkhamer, ______..;,_..,___________.. co·uelty . Fred C. Kesterson was 1 ·granted a divorce ftom Mary s V. Kesterson .. Chapman Shoes Gift to You! 20 .0/ /O DISCOUNT TO ALL 1973 SITE CHANGED .- Chapman's Shoes Pomeroy Main Sl LONDON - THE PRICE OF GOLD dropped slightly today following two days of frantic trading aod the dollar moved higher on European money markets. " The London bullion markets were calm, in sharp contrast to the feverish atmosphere that sent gold skyrocketing tc the highest prices in history on Mond,!IY and Tuesday. Dealers ""id wealthy investors from the Middle East were now switching from gold back to dollars, restoring strength to the American currency. aJLUMBUS ...: THE HOUSE AGRICULTURE, Conunerce and Labor Conunittee Tuesday approved by a 10-6 vote a bill requiring counties to provide unemployment compensation coverage for employes not covered by Civil Service. Rep. Robert E. Levitt, R-Canton, contended the insurance coverage is a decision best not made by the state, "If county and local governments are to continue to mean anyihing." He said the bill imfairly singles out county government while JJQt apply~g to towns, municipalities and other local governments. In defending the bill, Rep . Ike Thompson, D-Cleveland, argued it just extends to all county employes what had been granted to employes under Civil Service and to some 50,000 state workers. "If you don't take care of your duties at home, it's up to the state and federal goverrunents to make sure that you do," he said. Chester school alumni plan reunion banquet CHESTER - The aruma! reunion banquet and dance of the Chester High School has been set for Saturday, May 26, at the school. A banquet open to alumni members and guests will begin at 6:30 p.m. with a 1ance to follow at 8:30p.m. The dance, with the Country Boys of Marietta providing music, will he open to the public. The group has made several appearances at Tup.pers Plains during the past winter. They play for round, square, polka and other types of dancing. The price for each alumni at• cnf\lng the dinner aod dance is $4. The price for dinner alone is $2.50 and the dance is $1.50. Reservations by mail should be made with Mrs. Opal The ''Service of Celebration" of the West Ohio Conference United Methodist . Women scheduled to be held Saturday, May 19, at Springfield Central United Methodist Church will he held at the Hara Arena near Dayton. LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Wednesday was 60 degrees· under sunny skies We Accept Federal Food Stamps Pomeroy Open Mon. - Thurs. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m _ F -d 9 days 9 a.m. to 8 ·. JO p.m. • " ays . . a.m. to 8 p .m,- Salur- EVERY DAY PRICES, NOT JUST WEEKENDS '1 $1 ~-9 CENTER CUT, LOIN OR RIB PORK CHOPS . Fresh & Lean •• ' '· ' GROUND CHOICE CHUCK SIRLOIN STEAK LB. 1.59 T·BONE STEAK 1.09 lb. . '' ' ' ' USDA Pure Pork . ·HEAD CHEESE 99e Fresh Pork 99e lb. 49e WIENERS. 2 Fresh lb. 1.69 lb. 49e MILK gal. INSTANT COFFEE io oz. Folger's 1-0 oz . Nescafe 10 oz , Maxwell HOUS(• 99e FAVORITE ., lvs. Low Fat 2 Pet . PIG FEET Saturday Only! BREAD , All Meal ·NECK BONES lb. lb. 1.79 •Old Fashioned SAUSAGE lb. · ROUND STEAK for BORDEN'S ICE $}09 CREAM • gal. .' 3832. Reunions this year will include the classes of 1923, 1929, 1933, 1938, 1943, 1948, and 1953. Alumni officers are Roger Epple, president; Richard Fick, first vice president; Robert Woods, second vice president; Henry Thomas, third vice president; Opal Eichinger, secretary; Mildred Gaul, asaistant secretary; Lucille Smith, treasurer; Esther Ridenour, assistant treasurer. Members of the decorating conunittee joined by other alumni will meet at the school on the evenings of May 24 arid 25 to prepare for the May 26 Of Doris Medica' Center Kaiser , Margaret Hardin , Ray Gibbs and Tina Barnes. (Births 1 Mrs. Edward Yankumf, a son, Cheshire and Mrs. Charles ·Tauton, a daughter, Middleport. died on Tuesday John L. ( Bull) Evans, 58, r e t ire d Gal l ipolis bus in essman, community leader, World War l't'" veteran and sportsman ,. died at 6: 45 p.m . Tuesday short ly . after being admitted to th e Hol ze r Medical Center. Wi dely known in M eigs County , he had been in failing health the past five yea rs. A n executive, of the Evans Grovery Co., he had served thqt firm -40 years prior to his ret irement . Fune r al services will be held 2 p.m . Friday at the F irst Presby terian Church. Friends may c~ll at the Waugh -Halley· Wood Funera l Home be tween 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. T hursday. le~ /tl Mrs. Allen Hampton was elected delegate to the District 3 summer conventi'ln and the Ohio Department convention with Mls. Arnold Richards being named alternate when the American Legion Auxiliary of Lewis Manley Post 263 met recently at the Mount Moriah Baptisi Churcn. Mrs. Hampton presided at the meeting which was hosted by Mrs. Campbell Harper. Mrs. Ernest Bowles served as flagbearer, and Mrs. Nellie Winston was the chaplain. Reports were given by the various chairmen. A letter concerning a life membership for Mrs. Harrison BenUey was read. The present officers were reelected for another year with Mrs. Ernest Bowles being named as historian, and Mrs. HarPer 'as chairwoman of the ways and means committee. During a concluding social hour, refreshments were served to the group by Mrs. Harper. Pomeroy, In KirksvHfe. Mo. Dr . Rea who graduated from Pomeroy High School. -left here about 30 years ago to studY med i ci ne a t the Kirksville Os t eopathic Med ica l School and Hospital where he has been on th~ st aff since his gradua tion from med ica l school . He died at the Kirksville Hospital as the resu lt of a heart attacR on May 10. Su rv iving are his wi fe, Fern; two sons, Roger and Rodney, of Kirksvi ll e; a sister, Mrs . Ma r gretta Roush of Pomeroy , and several nephews and cous\ns in this area . . remodeled city building "This building belongs to the Council is inviting all people of Mason so make plans residents, including children, to take it a few mmin Mason City to attend Open utes to come in and House at the remodeled city look it over and enjoy building Saturday from 9 a.m. refreshments. Coffee, donuts to 5 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 10 and pop will be served. Members of council will be p.m. Town Recorder Gary L. l"esent to show you around and Gibbs said the remodeling answer questions. We're proud !>'Ogram has cost $5,1100 and of it," Gibbs said. the air conditioner, floor tile and new door for the back rOO_m, a new door and window for the front hopefully will be completed by June. These additional items, Gibbs stated, Tonight-Thur-l=ri. will cost approximately $1,200 May 16-17-18 Double Feature Program making , the total cost aJ>THE GREAT proximately $7,000. NORTHFIELD, !Gtchen and Son did the MINNESOTA RAID carpentry work, the Point (Color) Pleasant - Mason Auto Glass Cl iff Robertson ~obert Duvall Company, Mason, did the (PGI windows and doots with the -PlusCarpet Carnival of Henderson COUNTRY MUSIC laying the carpet. Marty Robbins Sammy Jackson Gibbs said the mayor and IGI councilmen contributed many hours of planning, doing wiring and plumbing. Also, approximately $1,000 worth of new office equipment has been installed. MASON - mEIGS THEATRE Mrs . Emma • • EVEL KNIEVEL ( Technicolor) George Hamilton Sue Lyon GRADUATE WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES QUARTERED LOIN A&P POLICY; Always do what Is honest end lair for every customer. TOP Olt RAIN CHECK: IOTTOM GUARANTEE: A&P offers an Uncondillonat money·back · guarantee . No matter what it Ia, no matter who makes it, if A&P eells it. A&P guaran· tees it. $ Prices Good Thru Saturday, May 19th. In lb. 4NY SIZE ~KG. WHAT BECAME OFJACK&JILL lOLA'S . (Technicolor) Vanessa Howard Mona Washburn Main at Sycamore, Pomeroy lPG I Show Starts 1 p.m . BOTTOM ROVND Swiss Steak A GREAT TIME FOR GRADS! I I I Top Round S.teak I I lb. I I I ·Rump Roast 0 • • .I 11rM;;1·Franks • • I ' THE SISSEL Brothers local gospel s.inger s will now be on WBRJ Marietta from B to 8: 30 Saturday evenings . 5-1 die 2 p~'- 51" Clarence Curtis, Frances King, Guy Sargent, Jeffrey Knighting ond ·Billy Brewer. Marriage License Raymond Allen Norris, 21, Albany, Rt. 2, and Christine Marie Porter, 17, Pomeroy, Rt. ~ DELEGATE "C" Black mirkers . 11n gilt dial. 32.95 . RADCLIFF "0" 17 jewel s. Green dial. I I Meat Pies ~~~~~·BEEF • • ihri~orcooktall . J,lb. $109 . I "Pklf, . 4::~age --$100 I Jan . Cu t ·corn, I C•rroh, P111 , or M IJid '-u ,._. ___ .,LARGE .-----·- 2B·AI~ ~STALK ~ ~ Stn.CuuiJeJ~J~iea, A&P WHITE & 4SSORTED Bathroom • • SK IPPER CALENDIAL "M" ·. l7 jewels. Automatic . ' .,,, ~ -" .. , 49c : ·ggc ' ~-... ... btl. , J~·1b.,. ·• ANN PA"Gr--~---~--...:<ij your c~otce! qt. ·.. . , ha.lf melon 99 Elbow Macaroni .JANE Angel Food Cake. Cookies ~=~: PARKER c; · .· • 4;ol. box ' 0 · ' I • • ... .. ' \, • .,., • •' ' Ooxgdof, S~ut»~d.Soap Pomeroy Phone 992-5428 210 E . -2nd ~~2~h A ... 18 •;, •••. pkgs. Buy One Reg. Size Bar And Get One FREE! Good Thru S~t., May 19th At All A&P WEO's- Cols. Div. With This Coupon <!.,,,.....l ® ¢ KING SIZE S·lb. 4-oz. box With This Coupon With This Coupon Good Thru Sat., May 19th At All A&P WEO:s - Cols. Div. LIMIT ONE COUPON Good Thru Sat., May 19th AI All A&P WEO's -. Cols. Div. ]E~1l! LIMIT ONE COUPON . Good Thru Sat., .May 19th At All A&P WEO's - Cols. Div. LIMIT ONE COUPON ~ ~ - ONE COUPON . - m~!Hli\lijlljJgij A&P WEO COUPON !Jjj~~~] j LIQUID DETERGE~T IVCMg 36 Frames ore ol finest, kiln-dried hardwood, double-dowelled and corner-blocked lor added strength. 1'~~·'--+ering is expert and . tailoring carefully detailed. Baker Furniture Coupon lubo ~ Good Thru Sat., May 19th At All A&P WEO's- Cols. Div. ~:!l;l LIMIT ONE COUPON . ra~. Wonder Cloths • • • FOR COOKING BAKING ·Fiuffo Shortening • • SOFT MARGARINE · 49C: Whipped Parkay • • • MARGARINE ~~·33~ v.-lb. Bl ue B0·nnet . STICKS • • • . ,$ 207 INSTANT Folger's Coffee . .. • • . ..... --- Jar Good Thrw Sat., May 19th At All A&P WEQ',-Cols. Oiv. • l-Ib, • pk(.· AT SPECIAL SAVINGS .. pk(. MIDDlfPORT, 0. • Kal Can Cat Food ........ - - · - - - - - ·~ Thank You Cherry Pie Fill in~ .· ...... -,,:,:,;;~·· 5 l c Nabisco Nutter Butter Cooktes .... 2 '""· $1.00 Birdseye Frozen Co.o I Wh .tp · · · · · · · · · · · ·-··· ""· 59• ;·., With This · Coupon • 1 $100 With 4-roll This pkgs. Coupon ·Good Th"ru Sat., May 19th At All A&P -WEO"s-Cols. Oiv. Good Thru .Sat., May 19th [!JITill LIMIT ONE COUPON ~ . IQJilJlM A&P WEO COUPi N oy· l !),0 == A&P WEO COiil'PCIN~~ HEINZ B.!l'e ~ . 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RmTm SPRtll&! ARE Flexsteel is easily kept factory-fresh and clean. lio cambric ~~t~ ...1ms to gather dust and allergens. • • With This ... 14.3-o:r.. pkg. PATENTED SPRINGS . CLEANLINESS A Coeonu+ Al'mond HAIR SPRAY 12.5-••can FINE FURNITURE BEGINS ON THE INSIDE lO DURAIII.E 'IIlEY Will PROVIO£ WTING COioiORTJ ,;- A&P WEO COUPON STICK MARGARINE A&P WEO COUPON 25c OFF LABEL ROBINSON'S CLEANERS ' ·. . JANE PARKER (Upon Request) 4. I • Mix or Match! , Cali~~~~ Harrison, 2-HOUR CLEANING I I ggc VeQetab lea Madeline 25.50 · 29.95 ~~ ::~ SULTANA FIIOZ&N $157 Koblentz, Pomeroy; Tammy . Dugan, Shade, and Fran< Clark, Middleport . DISCHARGES - Cindy John I I Garden Fresh Produce. Keefer, Leon , W. Va .;• Dana Hanning, Lancaster; Pearl Cra btree, I ._------~~----:--:-:~;.:.:J,--------~ See our great selection of gilt watches. We have the newest styles, the latest features. Caravella by Bulova. Expensive watc hes at inexpensive prices. From $10.95. · Salse r, Mid<!leport ; · Ada Jackett, Rutland; Geraldine Lonnie Lemaster died on Tuesday Notice •lb. I Eu;flpt Lonnie Lemaster , 62, Shade died Rou te 1, a farmer Tuesday evening at Veterans Memorial Ho sp ital . Mr . Lemaster w·as preceded in death by his parents, Edward and Fran,ces Ramey Lema ster ; two brothers, two sisters, a son and two daughters. Surviving are his wife, Rem a ; three sons, Herschel, Guysvill e Route 1; James, of Columbus. and Edward of PomerOy Route 2; five daughters , Mrs. Daisy Daugherty , Columbus ; Mrs. Donna Hayes. Mrs . J~an Norris and Mrs. Peggy Miller, all ol Groveport, and Mrs. Wilma Hoschar, Pomeroy ; 25 grandchildren, one great grandchild ; three sisters~ two brother s, thr ee step-brothers and four step-sisters. · Funeral servtces will be held at 1 p.m . Friday at the Ewing Funera l Hoine where friends may call any time aft,e r 6 : ~0 this evening . Burial will be 1n Riverview Cemetery at Middleport . - Franks I I I OSCAR MAYER $169 plqr.' :u--o1 All Meat Bologna I · BONELESS Give the gilt he or she will appreciate most. Keep them on time in the finest fashion with a precision jeweled, quality-made Caravella watch. Lloyd Wilma OSCAR I,IAYER ' BONELESS Caravelle®~Y Bulova Veterans Memorial Hospital e If an advertised aptcial Is ever sold out uk the Manager for a Ralncheck . II tntltltl you to the same Item at the same apeclal prlce the lollowing week. Or if you wleh we'll give you a comparable item at the same price. (GPI See Our Selection . BONELESS "Super-Right" Quality Meats! DDLEPORT, OHIO Daily 9 to 9 Friday & Saturday May 18-19 GIRL Funeral services were held Tuesday after n ~n at the Law and Sons Funeral Home in Uti ca with the Rev . John Clouston officia ting . Burial was in the Patterson Cemetery at Utica . Mrs . Oiler was a member of the BaPtist Chur ch. Rflcine i NOT OPEN FOR THE SWEET death. Riggs, Tonight 4< Thursday May 16-17 GIFTS Forthe, Mason, has received word of the death of her sister, Mrs. Mary V. Oiler. 51. at her home in Utica, Route 2 as the res.ult of a heart attack. Mrs . Oller was born in Gallipolis, _ the daughter of ·Charles and Lillian Rodgers Cutshaw. Surviving are her husband, Jerry, Utica ; five step. sons, Uoyd Oller, Har ley Oiler Elmer Oiler and Carmel Oi ler, all of Utica. and Paul Oi ler of Johnstown ; a step. daughter, Mrs. Thelma Debovoise, Quincy, Mich. ; 14 grandch ild ren. one great grandchild, and Mrs. F'o rthe, A brother prece~ed ~er· in ADMISSIONS Williams, Cli!ton; 9- nie Dally Sentinel, Middleport.Pomeroy, 0 ., May 16, 1973 MASON - The Mason Town Sister has died this committee are Mr . and Mrs. ·(Discharged) Richard Gaul, Mr. and Mrs . Charles Goeglein, Mr. and Gladys Steens; John Morrow, Robert Armstrong, Jr., Sharon Mrs. Dale Kauiz imd Mr. and McCord, Michael Kaisor, Effie Mrs. John Riebel . Harkings, Cressie Blake, Claudette Sm ith, Kimelea Dr. Rea is dead Taylor, Maurice Sparks, Word has been received of Daniel Sands, Virgil Smith, the death of Dr . George Roy Payton, John Ledman, WilHam Rea, fOrmerly of Hol~er GRAIN COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE ,l-Ib......... 1.09 2-lb. ;....... 1.99 FOLGER'S, l-Ib ................. 1.09 2 lb..•. ·, ...•.•...••.• made with Mildred Gaul at the Shake Haven in Chester, 992- reunion . M~mbers John L. Evans 115 W. Main Eichinger, Chester, and reservations by phone can be 1 etects _.]e 6a.ates Uj , · Townfolk invited to see _ Coupon 19th At All AlP WEO's-Cols. Oiv, C oupon 1 I Good Thru Sot., Mt~y 19th AI All A&P WEO',--Col•. D;,, Maxim Coffee • • • • CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Spaghetti &8~t~r • • • CHEF, BOY-AR-DEE Beef Ravioli • • • •• CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Beefaroni • • • • • EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! Ann Page Spaghetti . · t 10 .... .... ......... · - ..... P 1'll s bury Swee •••. 87c Pillsbury Sprinkle Sweet , ........... .•:.,·:~- 42c Pillsbury Extra Lite Biscuits . : . . . . . 4 :•-:: 44c French's Instant Mashed Potatoes ....• •:;:~- SSe Ann Page Ketchup ..........•• , .• 3 ~- 89c LIMIT ONE COUPON .•. I • '- �' I ' ' J • ,. r '. 10- The Dailv Seotinel. Middleport-Pomerar.. 0., May 16 , i973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Notice GUN Shoot. Friday, 7: 30 p.m . Factory choked Quns only. Assorted meats . Rerrestl · Of m en ts served. Racine Gun Club . QUALITY S· l6·3tc DON ' T like ~a ll pape r ? I to remove can do thl:s fa :ster than most . Pomeroy · M iddleport . Mason area. Cal l 992-l<OS. 5 p.m . to a p.m. only. 5-16·3tc -----:--~ YARD Sa le, Saturday. Ma y 19, 9 a .m. A nti q ues , sew i ng ma chine, rockers, wood bed. pi cture frame s, d ishes. McC oy po tte r y, e tc. 430 Headl ey St .• Middleport . . · 5-16-3tc WANT ED - Countr y & Western Band . Apply in person at Jack 's Cl ub. 5-16-4tc AUCTION- NOTICE Wash i ngton Sa l e P ic kuPs . Du mp condition, one owner, read y to go only S250. Coolville 6-6 7· 621 ... S-16-12tc BOAT, motCM"" and tra iler. $500. mileage, 1 owner, r adio, spare never used . Phone 9'9 2~55 4:2 . Ezra Phil li ps, Sy racuse, Ohio. $2295 KI NGSIZE bed. mattreso, box 117f5 . Malibu H.T . Cpe ., 307 V-8 eng ., au t~mat lc power steer ing , good tires, clean v inyl inter ior with bucket seats & con sole, dark grn. fin ish, radio . · of -=-------:FLOWER S for .Y.emorial · Day. pot s, ba skets and spra ys 99c and up. Al so loose flowers. Small e y' s, Che ster, Oh io. Phon e 985-3537. Tra c tors w -Mower At tachments . Tar Distr ibutor , Tar Kettles . A i r Compressors Cha in Saws, and Mowers . and Other Miscell aneous Items . " See Con tra ct Sales Legal Copy No . 73 ·377 under legal se ction ror details of auction sale by the State of Oh io.'' POODLE puppies , To y A.K,C.. KEEP all dogs off Charles Waite Property, at Fairview, all day and all night. 5-6-12tc ,.,------:--::- For Rent Wanted To Rent Phone 992-5434. TRAILER , Br.own ' s Tra iler Park ; phone 992-3324. 5-13-tfc ------ 'R ooFING and Heating Repa ir ; all types ; srecial - Cleaning TWO bedrooms , 2 baths, andoilingo blower, complete beautiful built -in kitchen , check on furnaces; phone 843located in Pomeroy ; phone 2341 . 446-4060after 5 p.m ., 446-1279. 5·2-30tc 5-13-6t c KOSCOf SPECIALS for May TWO bedroom mobile home In are Hai r Kair Products inMiddleport ; adult s only ; cluding other items. If you phone 992-5592. have ever purchased Kos"cot 5-13-tfc Kos.metics and are not bei ng servi ced, phone Helen Jane HOUSES - one 2 bedroom and Brown, evening s also, 992one 4 bedroom ; phone 992-2780 5113 . or 992 -3432. . 5-13-tfc c::-- - -- - -- - -FREE to good homes. 6 puppies, mother was a Shepherd Collie . Phone 992-2497. 5-15-6tc CHAIR bottoms re -woven, caning and rushing . Call 992 6046. 5-15-6tp GARAGE ahd yard sale. 789 Maple St ., Middleport , Wednesday 1lfh and Thurs day 17th, hours 9 to 4 p.m. 5-15-2tc Ch o co late -Shan Ph one 992-5443. TWO ti-aller lots i n Middleport ; 1h duplex in Bradbury ; phone WORKING family needs two or three bedroom house In before 6 p.m . 992-5693 . Eastern Sc hool D is tri c t .; 5-14-St c anywhere ; d ependable , 3 A-~N::D:4 -:R:-0:-::-M 0 :-f:u-rn-1sh _e_d-anci references ; phone 985-3549. unfurn ished apartments , 5-13-6tp 4-12-tfc 5-13-tfc lost Wanterl To Buy 1967 OR UP VW Van . Only body . a43-2451 . 5·16-12t c OLD · furn ltu'r e , oak tables, Wooaen ice boxes , brass beds. dishes or complete households; Write M . 0 . Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, call 992-6271. 5· 13 -lfc -TRACTOR - --hitch adaptor. from 2 pt. back to 3 pt.; phone 742- 3182. 5-13-5tc WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT seng , $60; yellow root. $4; COOK, waitress and carhop ; apply in p~rson , Craw's Steak House . 5-10-tfc HEATING & .COOLING Furnace Controls H.UMIDIFIERS full or Part Time No experience n.ecessary. Must have car ·and be willing tO learn. Mon. thru Fri. Call9-8, 446-0677 MR. VANCE HOT Water Heat~rs l;'lumbing EIP.ctrica I Work arrnas er ampers, $1350; We sell service and quality . Financing arranged. CAMP CONLEY STARCRAFT 5-10-atc ------ USED Gravely mowel' i. phone. 5-11·6tP PAINTING interior and ··· ex terior by the hour. Phone 992 7579 or 992-7426. 5-14-6tc Oklahoma City, Okla ., site of the National Cowboy Hall of Fame, is called the "cow. hoy capital of the world ." KUHL ' S BARGAIN CENTER HAS NEW - NEW - NEW --ARNULD BROTHERS Auto Sales For Rent 3975. = ...,-----'--"M6B. ILE home - 3-11 -tfc 5606. 5-11 -6tp ~----- space in ' 1965 LINCOLN Continental . Good condition $400. Phone Syracuse ; phone 992-6329. 5·2·1fc A·~-L:co L_::;E~Lc:E:-C:::T~R;:IcC;:-,-cl:::ik_e_ n_e_w, 3 rdoms with large . bath, electri c wall oven, table top range, large closet. located oh . E. Ma in St:, Pomeroy ; see to appreciate ; phone Gall ipolis 446·9539. 5-11 -6tc SLEEPING room over Wine Store irl Pomeroy. Reference required . Phone 992-5293. 5-l6-tfc TRAILER .. 1h w1 d 1 ?,ar en spo. 5·1o-6tc '68 CAMARO. 327 motor. good UPHOLSTERY condition; phqne 1·304 -773 - 992-9904. 5-16-3ic Mobile Homes For Sale 1971 12x60 Mobile Home on 100x200 lot in Tvppers Plains. $6800. Phone 667-3363 Ol' see Dorset Miller . 5· 10-6tp CASH paid for all tnakes and models of mobile homes . Phone area code 614-423-9531. 13 tf Call 992-6040 af er 3:30 p.m. -::~~77~=c-::-~·:·~·~C 5-16-41c 197 1 H6T..LV Park, 12 x 60,""iike· ------:--::c:c-:-::-:-:-new, Carpeted . house fur - : 12 x 60 2 BEDROOM mobile n i ture , air · tonditioned, home . Air conditi oned . Adult s washer and dryer, with 8 x 32 only . Phone 992-5443. por.ch and awning; phone 130.4-773 -5474. 5-16-lfc 5·9-lOtc Materials, regularly $3.95 only $1.95. Also remnants. Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. Main St., phone 992-7554. 5·3-24tp NEW FOAM to fill your old cushions, standard size suite, only $9.95. Pomeroy , Recovery , 622 E . Main St., 1,..,. phone 992-7554. 5-3-24tp .."' :I 0 >- 5l ...."':I "'"' c ·Gl Gl We talk I() you like J person. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR .DIAL_j Air .Cond.itioners Awnings Underpinni11g Complete mobile home service - plvs gigantic . display of mobile homes always ava iJable at .. . MILLEI'f MOBILE. HOMES 1220 Washington Blvd. 4ll-7521 BELPRE, 0. per month. Phone 992-5331 . 4-20-tfc ~-----,-- MUST sell- 1973 deluxe Zig-Zag sewing machine . This. machine ~arns. embrOiders. makes buttonholes, all without attachmenfs. Just dial and sew. Pay balance of $38.50 or pay S5 per month. Pbone992-5331. 4·20-tfc 1:1. 1:1. ra .c - Gl = ·-- - THE WISEMAN AGENCY SOUTHEAST~RN OHIO'S LARGEST . ., -=========: SPR INC;"'SPECIALS SABRE TILLER 3% HP 1129.95 1e Ca_~ton , Set Up, t34.95 . Pomeroy MATERIALS CO. 771-55.54 w. va. Mason, · 9 ·~ 24 Hour Daily Service 8-4: 30 Daily, 8-12 S•t. In the R. H. Rawlings Sons _,uilding . Middleport, 0 . 992-2101 BUT DON'T YOU TH INK IT'S GO IN G A LITTLS TOO FAR ... , .. . . lo .. ,. ! .. . -US ING A MALE WO RK- STUDY STU DE NT IN TH IS WA't' ~ ,,. t ,, us ••• 5 011 FOI<: 'YOU, S6T. l~l.OfTER. ~ liD REALTOR Here's A New Listing On Butternut in Pomeroy Very interesting :J bedroom Spanish styled home on large hillside lot with extra lot and 2 car garage across the street. This home includes a large living room and fireplace, dining room , nice kitchen and breakfast nook plus an unfurnished 2nd floor and full basement. Call Ike Wiseman right now for an appointment. .You're Missing A Bargain We have this large 5 bedroom ho"'e in Middleport and we think yov' li buy It If you see It Inside. Mr. Smith, the owner, is willing to take a loss and will help.a little. with the financing but you won't buy if you don' t look . Don't let someone beat you to it and then realize you just made a $5,000 m,istake . It's . very attractive inside With a completP.Iy modern kitchen. 2 very nice baths and lots of room for any sil:e fami:ly . Call Mrs. Selwyn Smith at 992-3486 and she will be happy to show it or call Us collect at ~46-3643. We make the buyer the seller and • 1:1. :I "'0 Gl til and ~UHNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display. Real Estate For Sale ·- J:'1:1 Gl .c r::: C1J .c ~ >- 1:1. 1:1. ~ .r::: "' > Gl -.. Gl "' :I 0 HARPER. 5 ·16 On Mosl American Cars - John Tucker, Rt. 4 Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992 -3954 Porn eroy rlom e & Auto DANNY 'S TV Ser vice, Ma son, W. Va . Phone 773-5976. 4-27.tfc · .....- - - - - - - - - cY DELL WHEEL A lignment located at Cross roads , Rt. 124, compl ete front end ser vi ce, tune up 'and brake serv ic e. Wheel s balan ced elec tr o nically . AII w o rk guara nteed . Rea so nable rates. Phone 992·321 3 or 7423232. EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and ba ckhoe work ; septic tank s i nstalled ; dump trucks and /o-bey s for hire ; will havl f ill d irt, top soil , limestone and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger Jeffer s, day phone 992-7089 ; night phone 992-3525 or 992- 667. 3650. Open a Til5 THEM HAPPV ALLP.IGHTBUTIWAAN N~VEP. TH~ MIND WARNING- 600ME THI58UILDJMS WllCL RING WITH THE lAUGHTER OFC:4RE- .JUST MAKE. •aM HAPPY'' •.. tRRtKE FIUETAXPA'/ER5 "-) )'OU-- PoWE BOOME 2-11 -tfc SEE US FOR:. AwninQs, storm door s and windows, carports , m~rqu ees , alvminum siding and railing . A. Jacob. sales r epresentative . For free estimates, phone Cl:larles Li sl e , SYracuse , V . V. Johnson and Son, Inc . ~ NEV~ 7HOCIGIIT .r COULD CIET 50 WIQ>lPPEO t/P IN MY WORK . THE M::IR/.0 OF R'.SHION WAS 3-2-tfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED NEW Homes on your lot or ours . REASONABLE rates . Ph . 446NO MONEY DOWN for 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, 6-11 -tfc Phone 992-2181 ® 5232. HOUSE- in [ ong Bottom. Phone POMEROY Jack W..Carsey, Mgr. WILL MAKE. Monda';' thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. 6-30-tfc qualified buyers usi ng F.H . Adm . loan . (Closi ng cost.s only . ) A varhHy of floor plans with various f inan c ing program s ava i lable . We specialize in working with A E P Co. employees although we are available to all. Meigs De velopment Co .• 150 N. Second Ave ., Middleport , Oh io. Phone 992- ~976 for lniormati on . 5-6-30tc ~E -GUARANTEEDPhone Y¥2-20¥4 B ACRE S on State Rout e 143, 1 m il e South of Harrisonville ; several home sites; water tap pa id ; ca ll 992 -3640. 5-I J-12tc -:--::,..-:-:----.,--..,.-.,.--:: LOVELY, 3 bedroom , 1 floor plan , f or ced air furna ce, hardw ood fl oor s. ex cellent condition , on Ches·t er Water System, 10 years old, on .87 A. lot, on State Highway , You 2-18-tfc can pur cha se on · farm home with low down payment . TWO READY -MIX CONCRETE RIVER S REALTY. del iv ered r ight t o your CLARENCE BELL. project. Fast and easy . Free SALE SMAN , · 240 Front • es t i mates . Phone 992 -3284 . Marietta, phone office, 373 Goeglein Ready -Mi x Co ., 59 16, r es idence. 373-5935 or Middleport, Ohio. FUN BUT INA WA}( FRI/IOLCV5 985-3529. ANO t/NAE'S)ICrti&.E. // ONner and Operator . 5-12-tfc ,.. IF HE SCARES THEM ANO Tl-jEY BEACH. ON oHE SHORE OUT OF HIS REACH, THEY 'RE SURE TO PI CK A SPOT THAT'S BARE , WITH NO COVER ANVWHE:RE / C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Complete Serv ice Phone 949-3821 Racine, Ohio Crttt Bradford 5-1-tfc ELNA and White Sew ing Machines ... Service on all makes . ·Reasonable rates . The Sew ing Center , M i d dleport, Ohio. 11-16-ltc RETREADS we are ven-1 "'~"•Y • that~ wh~ ' ALL SIZES ONLY .HOUSE and . Roof pa inting.,· interior and exterior, free estimates . Call 992-7008 or 9922460. 3 BEDROOM ran ch style in Pomeroy ;. w-to-w carpeting , 2 •.. ,,. car garage attached, air· NEW LISTING c onditioned ; phone 992 -5593. 3 5-11 -6tc NICE MOBILE HOME bedrooms, refrigerator, stove. nice bath. 12x70 Schult with fuel oil furna ce. Large kitchen and master bedroom . Asking iust 16.000.00. WATER FRONT SYRACUSE' - 4 bedrooms. 2 baths; full basement, and 2 Slim. cra14 ,;tupid .fool thinq have l.\OU done now? S · IG $995 SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE S YSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED . MILLER SANITATION , STEWART, OH 10. PH. 6623035. i HAY(; A t..v.:, .. , ...~K SEWING MACHINES . Repair service , ail makes. 992-2284. The Fabric Shop, _Pomeroy . Authorized SinQer Sales and Service . We Sharpen Scissors . 3-29-ttc garage. Now Only $8,000.00. CHILDREN G.ROW . · HOUSES DON'T. So here's a place that' s ideal for a growi ng family. 4 large . b~drooms . l lf:2 baths . Beautiful kitchen , dining bar, loads of cabinets etc . Carpeting, sun porch, utility room, garage . Large building40x70intherear. 11/.4 Acres ground . $21,500.00. BUSINESS BUILDING 30 ROOM BRICK - Steam heat. bar with ' 1-2-3 licenses. Parking lot. $32,500.00 the price of a house. MIDDLEPORT BEDROOMS Bath, 2 basement. front and back porches . . All utilities. Asking Ill HEALTH iust $5500.00. NEW HOME 3 BEDROOMS - Nice kitchen is forcing the sate of this excellent business . Established ·for 5 years . with stove and refrigerator . Lots of closets , 2 large lots. Want only $16,000.00 . Good income. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. come in NEW LISTING 2 ACRES In Bedtord YOU PROVIDE lHE FAMILY we ' ll provide everything else in the 5 bedr.oom home \ Mother will love this modern kitchen, dishwasher and all. Ph baths, dining room , utility R. Full basement. Garage & other buildings. s11.ooo :oo . 2 MINUTES' WALK to playground, swimming pool, shopping . 5 . nice bedrooms, 11/2 baths, nice kitchen, dining R., utility R., 2 glassed porches. Storm doors & windows. Garage . LOOK $12,800.00. HENRY E. CLELAND,BROKER 992-2259 If no answer 992-2568 Townsh ip near Burlingham, off Rt . 33. A real buy at $1500.00 . 3221. 4-17-301c DOZER and back hoe work, . ponds and septic tanks, ditching service ; top soil , fill dirt, . limestone; B&K Excavating. Phone 992-5367 Dick Karr , Jr. 9-1-tfc ;-:------..:........ NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell '$ Garage, near Crossroads on 51 . Rt . 124; all mechanic work incl uding automatic trans mission s. Monday thru Saturday, 8:30a. m . to 5 p. m . Phone 992-7121 or 992- 6392. 5·3·30tc NEW LISTING 80 ACRES - Some nice laying limd in Rutland Township. 7 room house, bath, basement, drill'ed well. and 2 barns. Want only S21.500 .oo. EXCAVATING . Dozers, large. and small ; Backhoes · and loaders on track and tires; Dump trucks Lo -boy serv1ce. Septic tanks in stalled . George ( Bill) Pullins, phone 992 -2478 or 992.7402. , 2-9-lfc WE WORK FULL TIME IN SELLING PROPERTY , NOTHING ELSE . SO WE CAN HARRISON ' S TV Serv ice and serv ice call s. Phone 99:2-2522. · REALLY . G.IVE YOUR 2-9-tfc PROPERTY LISTED WITH US ITS BEST. TRY US FOR A " PHON"E" L. Parker for Cattle CHANGE . A. I. ' Sire Service, Pomeroy . ... <'·. ,. ' .~ ·. ~ . ,. ,,, ) 902-2264. •• " HELEN.·L. TEA FORO 5·13·12tc . · ·.. , m-:ms - - - ----'- '. ~ " GORDON . . ' . s, TEA FORO •' . . 992-3615 . . A$50c'IATES ·c . ' · NO SUNDAYS PLEASE >' The ancient city ·of Carthage stood near the present city of Tunis ~ Tunisil!l . I<(;WPIO: ... u.s.... Middleport, 0. by THOMAS JOSEPH PUBLIC · WHOLESALE NEW MOBILE HOMES -.10x40 2 BR 10x51 2 BR 10x56 3 BR 12x41 2 BR 12x51 2 BR 12x56 3 BR· 12x61 3 BR 20x43 ·3 BR Double wide MODELING LAB. REMEMBER. All ho'mes are: total electric, completely furnished, set Of steps. %" birch pane:ling~ house -type doors, storm windows . From $250 .00 down, Delivered Free. ~.:astern Ave. Gallipolis, 0. Halo of Heal Dryers .. urroun~ cl-ottaes · with gentle, even heat . No hot spots, no ·overdr:ylng. Fine Mesh lint Fi lter . We Specialize in M"A YTAG FURNITURER~~~.~~~·t Arnold Grate. ated bird s 3 . fr eder ic k Kn oll play 1~. Buchwald 16. Endos ure bats 17. French (!<mcc Unscrumblt these foor Jumbles. ·. letter to each square, to Hurry--get vp form four ordinary words. there and Uore oH !he slrugtjj ler' Yesterday' s Answer 5. Comm is· crated 6. S tcp - Ind ia n <~ (2 wu'.) 7 . Wild 1 goa t · 8. Schchcrazadc's river 20, - qua non 21. Golfin g great 22. Electrica l tales (2 wd s.) 9,. Inhabit 10. Shor t po em . 16. Com icc or 26. Foo lhi.tl l tea m many seckel 19. Hcpasl s 20. Wi eld a broom 24. Apartm e nt (c"olloq .) 25. llrewcr of son g •' AMANDA I'ANDA ITS THE NAME OF THE MoNTH THAT FOLLOW5 28. Sig nify 31. Less poli te 33. Not a 36. Dolores - - 37. " Six' ' i n Sici lia •• GOLJ.Y! VOV IIRI! A 6000 GUS~~E~;t: . r IIJ rrxxJ A J•.mhle•• NEWLY 1,-:;---f-+- Yeaterd•r'• EliTE IANTIR herrin g· 33. Small role 34. Afri ca n . antel op e 35. Got DO I{QU Ut<E: ME MO~ETHAN LIKE l(()t), CHUC1K? around 37. Wear i ng shoes 38. Tranquil 41. Czech nver nAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR L . 0 N G F E L J. 0 W Orl e letter si ~ply stands f or another . . ln this _sa mple A is use d f or the three I.'s. ~ for Jhe tw.o O's. etc. Smgle l etters, apostrophes, th e l ength a·nd f o rm a t~o n of the wo rds are all hints. Each da~i the code l rtters ar c dJfTcrcnt. is CRYI'TO(!UOTES 1J M U L T t; M H T £ 0 .I K ~I F L l T ll \ 1 N .Y V EYMH Y U T VU WT .- 1\VF K TH V WR • 1 (..U.wen l!morrOwJ SHAKEN luu"err Wh11t lif~ undflr canl'lM migh' · bc-.INTENSI (IN TINTS) · Rutland . FLIES "TO C:.IVE WAFI.NIN5. to form the aurpriae anawer, .aa aucreated by the aboVe tartoon. 40. Tali YOU MEi A WOMA"' 1' I Now arranre the tircled letten and 39. Suffi x for kitchen LET ME GUEoSS ! ,.. I (] I'OMUIY " •. 1/J/{YIJAN Rio 32. Hue fot MA~-' tJ 27 . .run e has te rm feuth cr 24. Mar sh - - - - ' 25. Lime tree 27. Mixture 29. Buildin g cxtcn ::;ions 30. Fencin g foil I> .11>< 1 1100 l r l (3 wd s.) lor com- 23. - ~HNIIIIIIINOI one 1. Lillie Edward Ohio PH. 446-0175 Miiylag Place of sale: 87 S. Second Ave .•. Middleport. Ohio. Open l-louse 1: 00 P.M. - 2: 00 P.M . May 26, 1973 on all properties: Properties sold indiv idually . Nomln imum bids, but sellers reserve the right to reject bids . · Terms of sale:: Cash . 2. Au stral ian and Many more to choose fl;'om. TRI.COUNTY MOBILE HOMES 12. Habitu- 18. $6500 Pertn a- Press 741-4211 .,...--...,.-------ro., SWE'S NN WIFE, hy Ji'ung 13. Pillo ge ""----''---' 14. A Ibani a 11 capital I RUN ~E FORENSIC $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $4995 Aulom 2 speed operation . Choice of water · temps . Auto water te·ve contr.ol . Lin · Filter or : 'Power Fin Agitator . RUTLAND Spud " Di es --" . DiCK TRACY JJ!YMillibrn® lk.J .,_,IJ.- ,...~.. DOWN I. JJnwaii's Senator ACROSS I. Goldi e - 011 Yesterday's Cryptoquole: AS A JEWEL OF GOLD IN A SWINE'S SNOUT, SO IS A ~'AIR WOMAN WHICH IS WITH· .· OU'I' Dl SCHETION.- PROVERB . (@ Hl 'i .'l K ing Fl:!ntures Sy nd ica te, Tnc.) 992-7161 REAL ESTATE AUCTION NOT RF5PONSIBLE rOR PERSONAL PROPERTY OR ACCIDENTS. t<fWPIE'l Ht;Rf, GENERAL TIRE SALES Saturday, May ~6, 1973 af2. : 00 P .M. 87 South Second Avenue, Middleport, Ohio Appraisal- SJS,OOO.OO 448 Sout~ Second Avenue, Middleport, Ohio Appraisal-$12,000.00 . 380 South Th•rd Avenue, Middleport, Ohio Appraisal- ss,ooo.oo , Inquiries on property may be made to Haml in C. King • Attorney-at-Law, 21 Locust Street, Gallipolis. Ohio, Phone: 614-446-0855. Francis Siron & Michael . Fry, Co-E •ecutors of the Estate of Harrie Marie Smith, deceasecL SCHC9L ... H~. KEWPIG~ HC:R€ I KE~PIE! HEI<E. Her<~ I I<E'i.IJPI~ I Her<f3. i<fWPI~! HG:RG, ----- WILL rnm or cur 1re~s . dean out basements, attics, etc. and paint roofs. Phone 949. . I'M M~l"~' 00 '?00llORD TH~ I UJFOIB ~ IJAME' 1.; !<EWPIE'. I<(;UJPIE RAIJ A~A'I! and RETREADABLE CASING 10-4-tfc 108 lots ~ All for only ..$10,500.00. HOBSON E. MAIN '-liiiliiiilo-r« 3 BE OROOMS - Bath, lots of AUTOMOBILE i nsurance been . POMEROY cancelled? Lost your cupboards in the kitchen . operator 's li cense ? Call 992 LET US SELL YOUR Basement, front and back 2966 . . porches. Drilled well , and HOME FOR YOU! , 6-15-tfc c: til Ill \OU'D 9E1'1l:R U>;E ~E Gli iEF:; EliACT \V~ 1 CADET EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 MODERN SANITATION OFFICE SUPPLIES 1ft Carton Set . up, $54.95 11111 _ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 992 -2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 149.95 and let us discuss it. 1973 STEREO a track. A small balance of $88.64 or pay $6.50. Happiness for us is selling Real Estate. . HOGG & ZUSPAN I APPIOIOVE OF REALISTIC OFFICE EXPEIM NC E..• DO '>OU WANT IT IN foFN WORDS OR 16 1HE CHIEF TOlD IT TOME? iHE CHIEF GEt.IT ME HE~ W1i11 A ME%AGE round OAK TABLES. Come - - - - - - - - - - Pets For Sale PRIVATE meeTing room for any organization; photie 992- ·. Make it Right. POMEROY HOME-& AUTO v a cu um cleaner. A-1 coodition. uses p~per bag s, ha s man y attachments. Al so shampooer attachment incl uded. (Onl y 4 avai lable) at $47.70 cash or t erm s a va i lable . E lectr o Hyg iene Co., Phone ~ - 7755 . 5-1 5-6tc Real Estate For S31e For Sale 5-10-6tc It Must Be Right· or we will 5-15-6tc floral or plaid living room suites, $189.95 and up; in Herculon at $139.95; bedroom 39 ACRE farm ; 6 room houSe, suites, $109; 7 · pc. chrome barn dnd outbuildings; 3 dinette ; step -end tables, miles off Rt. 7 at Chester ; coffee tables , $16.95 set. Used phone 985-4205. · appliances: automatic 5-14-4tc washers) dryers, ranges , - - - - -- - - -- refrigerators (1 ice -maker). WANT land? 98.61 acres with We have, as usual, an exstream and springs, $80 an celtent assortment ·of used acre. $1 woods, 7 field and 10 furnituer -.- bedrooms, many s·tripped. Call 992·5095. wardrobes, much misc .. even 5-15-Jtc out Rt. 7 and see vs any day except MONDAY {yes , we're open SUnday!) "at caution light" in Tuppers Plains ; phone 667-3858. 5-13-6tt For Rent 0 Bui iiTO Your ' Specs Delivered to Job Site SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC.. Ph. 992-1174 LOCKS TOO Afignntent VIOOD TRUSSES machines in Ol' ig inal factor y c arton . Zi g-Zag to make buttonholes. sew on buttons, m onograms and make fancy desi gns w i th just the tw ist of a single-dia l. Left In lay-awa y and never been used. Will sell ror only $47 cash , or terms available. Electro Hygiene Co. , Phon e 992-7755. $1899 ; 22 ft., 7 in ., SC. $3650 ; 20 ft . 7 in . SC. $3275: St t c 2 BEDROOM mobile home. Air MATURE responsible person to conditioned. Racine area . babysit in my home on S. Phone 992-6329 . Second in Middleport for 3 months old baby and 7· year BLACK ~a Tennessee Walker old boy . 5 days per week in colt, Ph years old ; phone 992· cluding some weekends . 992-2448 3640. References · ·required . Job Pomeroy, 5-13·12tc starts end of ·M.ay. Send BEAUTIFUL selec1ion of inquiries to Box 406, flowers, Wreaths and baskets ALL THE property formerlY "fRv~" tt - - You'll Li~e tt. The ·· Gallipolis.. Ohio. for Memorial Day. OP.en owned by Pittsburgh Coat Sew and Go Shop in Alfred . 5-10-5tc evenings until 8 p .m. Cliff ' s Company and now carried on All polyester drastically Shoe Repair, Middleport. the County tax records of !'educed. Marked at $2.15 and Meigs County, Ohio, in the 5·6· 12tc up . Open all day and weekday name of Consolidation Coal evenings. Ovmer Mrs. E. T: AKC:: Toy Male Apr"fcot PooQie Company, located in the Galaway. pUp; 12 weeks old; shots giyen BEAUTIFUL Walnut Stereo· radio tape combination, AMfollow ' ng .taxing districts : 5-ll -6tc and wormed; call 667-3915, FM radio, 8 traCk tape d(':ck . Cheste,- Twp . Eastern $85. Balance .$114.56 or terms can L.S . D.; Salisbury Twp. McDANIELS Custom Slauohter 5-13-5tp be ·arranged. Call 992-3965. Pomeroy ~"ill age ; Salisbury House and Meat Cutting; Twp. - Me1gs L.S.D.; Sutton ' 5-13-6tc State and Government in - THREE Norwegian Elkhounds, registered, $25 each ; phone Twp. Southern L.S .D. spected ; phone 773-5208. 992-7232. Sealed bids for the purchase 5-6-12tp 4 YEAR OLD registered run 5-13 -6tc of all these properties (which ning quarter horse, sorrel should be grouped together stallion, phone 992-7889 after 5 Comfort, KNAPP SHOES POODLES, AKC puppies, !~ofllc:tll and considered as a single _b id p.m . Wear, Quality, Long miniature, black or white, item) will be received at the S-9-tfc Reasonable prices. Call 992· wormed, permanent shots, listed below until 12 address 5324. $75; phone Coolville 667-6214. o'clock noon, June l, 19'13. S-3-tfc . 5-6, 12tc NEW 2 piece Moderh Living Further information may be Room Suite, with 90" 3 obtained by contacting the cushion sofa, button tufted YARD SALE. 692 Plum Street, undersigned . Consolidation back and extra high back Mr. across from Middleport Coal Company reserves the Chair ; this week only , sw i mming pool, May 16, 17 1972 GR,'\N TORINO, power right to reject any and all $139 .95; Cash & Carr'l; and 18. bids. E. H. Doughty. Con steering. power brakes, air · Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. 5-15-3t solidation Coal Co., Cadiz, conditioning, vinyl top. Phone Main, Pomeroy, phone 992Ohio 43907. 949-5081 anytime. 7554. 5-13-10tc o. PR E-FABRICATED Fr om f11e laroe-st TroJCk Sulldol,.e r Rad iator to ~ ma ues t Hearer lore. Nathiitn Bigps Radiator Spec1alist "THouGHT SHERIFF TAIT T HROWED 't'E IN'JAIL FER .r;:.._,..~.; P ICKIN' HENHOUSE LOCKS T ASK US ABOUT 5·3·241p for garden use : large sturdy plants ; Improved Mexican , TOMATOES, peppers, potted flowers , by pot or by th e Heinz 13.SO and Superson ic ; dozen, SOc . $2 flat on all also hot peppers, mangoes pan sies . Hubbard 's and cabbage plants. On Rt . Greenhou se, JOO yards above 124, 500 ft . above the State ballpark i n Syra cuse, Oh io. Park In Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas 5-15-ttc Haym~n . · 4-24-33k ~----420 JOHN Deere dozer and ex tra parts. Phone Chester HOOD' S AQUARIUMS : fish 9a5-4118. and supplies, new location, 5-1 5-3tc Ash Street, Middleport, near park ; Phone 992-5443. · 1.7.tfc SMALL t o y whfte poodles. quitting bvsiness, will sell GROCERY business for sale.'. reasonable . Phone 992-2649. 5· 15-Jtc Building for sale or lease. Phone 773-5618 f. om 8 : 30p . m . ~ -------~--to 10 p.m . for appointment. UPHOLSTERY Material s. 3-20-tfc nylon prints, cottort prints, - -- - -- - - -viny ls, velvets of all kind s. 1972 KAWASAKI 175, knobby Pomeroy Recov €ry, 622 E. tires , 21 " rim , excellent Ma in SL phone 992-7554. 5 3 24 condition, :- :-: :.tp"r $495 . Phone 992 - r 2360. 5-6-tfc Business Services 3.57 hour ----HOME Grown Tomato plants SALES) Rt . 62N of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va ., behind Red Carpet Inn . Phone 675-5384. DELIVERY DRIVER 1 5· 16-tfc mayapple, 45c per lb.; M . A. '"'all, Reedsville , Ohio , 378 6249. 992 -9972 . ••HEll" qual i'ty . PIANOS. Any Condition . Pay 5-10-5tp $10 each. First floor only. ' Write giving directions .' STARCRAFT NeW & Used Pi~nos, P. 0 . Box 188, Sardis, Travel Trailers and Fold Oh1o 43946. down campers ; 18ft. 5 in . LP, IN VICINITY of Harrisonville, 1 female walker , white with black markings, brown and -:::-c:-::---,..,--- 5-·13-6tp · black head, approx . 50 lbs . .NO . 1 Copper , SOc ; radiators , Reward offered. Cali 773-.5928 . 2Bc ; brass, 18c; batteries, 85c 5·16-3tc each ; clean dry roots, Gin - Help Wanted ni ture. Foam cushions, any size. Cotton, burla p, swivel bases, zipper, dacron, web-. bi ng, we lt . P omeroy Recovery, 622 E. Main SL phone 99 2 · 7~5 4 . E LECTROLUX 5-16-7tc Tr uc ks (Most w -P tows & Spreaders ). sp ri ng s and headboard , Shetland c an is t e r - t y pe sweeper , al most like new. Reasonable. Phone 992.5496. 5-16-tfc @) OPEN EVE: . • ' 0 P.M. :!'PMEROlt', OHIO Business Services Ma in St .• Pomeroy, Phone 992-3891. 5-16-3tp (3) N EW 1973 Zig-Zag sewi ng Fl rebird Esp ri t, local 1-owner car, 3.50 V-8 engine. power steer ing & autom at ic tran smission, AM-FM radio• .like ,new white letfel'ed t ires, 301 V-8, power steer ing & brakes, rad io, clean . interior . Pomeroy Motor Co. " Excelsior · 4·12-!fc 101 KA WA SAKI 100, good U PHOLST<E R yov r own fur- ~u to matic tr ans,., power steeri ng' & brakes.. local low Pa ss enger Car s, Carryalls, 'h Ton 5-16-l?tc CHEVIIOLET $1995 Blazer 4 wh . drive, aux. fop-locki ng frt .• hubs, V-8, 1969 CHEVELLE Salt Works, E. a0-2151 . 1911 1970 PONTIAC Llm~s tOne , 1967 OPEL $200. Fair condi tion . COA L. Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS For Sale For Sale AN ' HE'LL BE SUSPRISED TO FINO OUT I CAN PICK JAILHOUSE WALDo .. r I I DON'T KNOW... DO 'IOU LIKE ME MOKE THAN I LIKE 'IOU? �' I ' ' J • ,. r '. 10- The Dailv Seotinel. Middleport-Pomerar.. 0., May 16 , i973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Notice GUN Shoot. Friday, 7: 30 p.m . Factory choked Quns only. Assorted meats . Rerrestl · Of m en ts served. Racine Gun Club . QUALITY S· l6·3tc DON ' T like ~a ll pape r ? I to remove can do thl:s fa :ster than most . Pomeroy · M iddleport . Mason area. Cal l 992-l<OS. 5 p.m . to a p.m. only. 5-16·3tc -----:--~ YARD Sa le, Saturday. Ma y 19, 9 a .m. A nti q ues , sew i ng ma chine, rockers, wood bed. pi cture frame s, d ishes. McC oy po tte r y, e tc. 430 Headl ey St .• Middleport . . · 5-16-3tc WANT ED - Countr y & Western Band . Apply in person at Jack 's Cl ub. 5-16-4tc AUCTION- NOTICE Wash i ngton Sa l e P ic kuPs . Du mp condition, one owner, read y to go only S250. Coolville 6-6 7· 621 ... S-16-12tc BOAT, motCM"" and tra iler. $500. mileage, 1 owner, r adio, spare never used . Phone 9'9 2~55 4:2 . Ezra Phil li ps, Sy racuse, Ohio. $2295 KI NGSIZE bed. mattreso, box 117f5 . Malibu H.T . Cpe ., 307 V-8 eng ., au t~mat lc power steer ing , good tires, clean v inyl inter ior with bucket seats & con sole, dark grn. fin ish, radio . · of -=-------:FLOWER S for .Y.emorial · Day. pot s, ba skets and spra ys 99c and up. Al so loose flowers. Small e y' s, Che ster, Oh io. Phon e 985-3537. Tra c tors w -Mower At tachments . Tar Distr ibutor , Tar Kettles . A i r Compressors Cha in Saws, and Mowers . and Other Miscell aneous Items . " See Con tra ct Sales Legal Copy No . 73 ·377 under legal se ction ror details of auction sale by the State of Oh io.'' POODLE puppies , To y A.K,C.. KEEP all dogs off Charles Waite Property, at Fairview, all day and all night. 5-6-12tc ,.,------:--::- For Rent Wanted To Rent Phone 992-5434. TRAILER , Br.own ' s Tra iler Park ; phone 992-3324. 5-13-tfc ------ 'R ooFING and Heating Repa ir ; all types ; srecial - Cleaning TWO bedrooms , 2 baths, andoilingo blower, complete beautiful built -in kitchen , check on furnaces; phone 843located in Pomeroy ; phone 2341 . 446-4060after 5 p.m ., 446-1279. 5·2-30tc 5-13-6t c KOSCOf SPECIALS for May TWO bedroom mobile home In are Hai r Kair Products inMiddleport ; adult s only ; cluding other items. If you phone 992-5592. have ever purchased Kos"cot 5-13-tfc Kos.metics and are not bei ng servi ced, phone Helen Jane HOUSES - one 2 bedroom and Brown, evening s also, 992one 4 bedroom ; phone 992-2780 5113 . or 992 -3432. . 5-13-tfc c::-- - -- - -- - -FREE to good homes. 6 puppies, mother was a Shepherd Collie . Phone 992-2497. 5-15-6tc CHAIR bottoms re -woven, caning and rushing . Call 992 6046. 5-15-6tp GARAGE ahd yard sale. 789 Maple St ., Middleport , Wednesday 1lfh and Thurs day 17th, hours 9 to 4 p.m. 5-15-2tc Ch o co late -Shan Ph one 992-5443. TWO ti-aller lots i n Middleport ; 1h duplex in Bradbury ; phone WORKING family needs two or three bedroom house In before 6 p.m . 992-5693 . Eastern Sc hool D is tri c t .; 5-14-St c anywhere ; d ependable , 3 A-~N::D:4 -:R:-0:-::-M 0 :-f:u-rn-1sh _e_d-anci references ; phone 985-3549. unfurn ished apartments , 5-13-6tp 4-12-tfc 5-13-tfc lost Wanterl To Buy 1967 OR UP VW Van . Only body . a43-2451 . 5·16-12t c OLD · furn ltu'r e , oak tables, Wooaen ice boxes , brass beds. dishes or complete households; Write M . 0 . Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, call 992-6271. 5· 13 -lfc -TRACTOR - --hitch adaptor. from 2 pt. back to 3 pt.; phone 742- 3182. 5-13-5tc WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT seng , $60; yellow root. $4; COOK, waitress and carhop ; apply in p~rson , Craw's Steak House . 5-10-tfc HEATING & .COOLING Furnace Controls H.UMIDIFIERS full or Part Time No experience n.ecessary. Must have car ·and be willing tO learn. Mon. thru Fri. Call9-8, 446-0677 MR. VANCE HOT Water Heat~rs l;'lumbing EIP.ctrica I Work arrnas er ampers, $1350; We sell service and quality . Financing arranged. CAMP CONLEY STARCRAFT 5-10-atc ------ USED Gravely mowel' i. phone. 5-11·6tP PAINTING interior and ··· ex terior by the hour. Phone 992 7579 or 992-7426. 5-14-6tc Oklahoma City, Okla ., site of the National Cowboy Hall of Fame, is called the "cow. hoy capital of the world ." KUHL ' S BARGAIN CENTER HAS NEW - NEW - NEW --ARNULD BROTHERS Auto Sales For Rent 3975. = ...,-----'--"M6B. ILE home - 3-11 -tfc 5606. 5-11 -6tp ~----- space in ' 1965 LINCOLN Continental . Good condition $400. Phone Syracuse ; phone 992-6329. 5·2·1fc A·~-L:co L_::;E~Lc:E:-C:::T~R;:IcC;:-,-cl:::ik_e_ n_e_w, 3 rdoms with large . bath, electri c wall oven, table top range, large closet. located oh . E. Ma in St:, Pomeroy ; see to appreciate ; phone Gall ipolis 446·9539. 5-11 -6tc SLEEPING room over Wine Store irl Pomeroy. Reference required . Phone 992-5293. 5-l6-tfc TRAILER .. 1h w1 d 1 ?,ar en spo. 5·1o-6tc '68 CAMARO. 327 motor. good UPHOLSTERY condition; phqne 1·304 -773 - 992-9904. 5-16-3ic Mobile Homes For Sale 1971 12x60 Mobile Home on 100x200 lot in Tvppers Plains. $6800. Phone 667-3363 Ol' see Dorset Miller . 5· 10-6tp CASH paid for all tnakes and models of mobile homes . Phone area code 614-423-9531. 13 tf Call 992-6040 af er 3:30 p.m. -::~~77~=c-::-~·:·~·~C 5-16-41c 197 1 H6T..LV Park, 12 x 60,""iike· ------:--::c:c-:-::-:-:-new, Carpeted . house fur - : 12 x 60 2 BEDROOM mobile n i ture , air · tonditioned, home . Air conditi oned . Adult s washer and dryer, with 8 x 32 only . Phone 992-5443. por.ch and awning; phone 130.4-773 -5474. 5-16-lfc 5·9-lOtc Materials, regularly $3.95 only $1.95. Also remnants. Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. Main St., phone 992-7554. 5·3-24tp NEW FOAM to fill your old cushions, standard size suite, only $9.95. Pomeroy , Recovery , 622 E . Main St., 1,..,. phone 992-7554. 5-3-24tp .."' :I 0 >- 5l ...."':I "'"' c ·Gl Gl We talk I() you like J person. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR .DIAL_j Air .Cond.itioners Awnings Underpinni11g Complete mobile home service - plvs gigantic . display of mobile homes always ava iJable at .. . MILLEI'f MOBILE. HOMES 1220 Washington Blvd. 4ll-7521 BELPRE, 0. per month. Phone 992-5331 . 4-20-tfc ~-----,-- MUST sell- 1973 deluxe Zig-Zag sewing machine . This. machine ~arns. embrOiders. makes buttonholes, all without attachmenfs. Just dial and sew. Pay balance of $38.50 or pay S5 per month. Pbone992-5331. 4·20-tfc 1:1. 1:1. ra .c - Gl = ·-- - THE WISEMAN AGENCY SOUTHEAST~RN OHIO'S LARGEST . ., -=========: SPR INC;"'SPECIALS SABRE TILLER 3% HP 1129.95 1e Ca_~ton , Set Up, t34.95 . Pomeroy MATERIALS CO. 771-55.54 w. va. Mason, · 9 ·~ 24 Hour Daily Service 8-4: 30 Daily, 8-12 S•t. In the R. H. Rawlings Sons _,uilding . Middleport, 0 . 992-2101 BUT DON'T YOU TH INK IT'S GO IN G A LITTLS TOO FAR ... , .. . . lo .. ,. ! .. . -US ING A MALE WO RK- STUDY STU DE NT IN TH IS WA't' ~ ,,. t ,, us ••• 5 011 FOI<: 'YOU, S6T. l~l.OfTER. ~ liD REALTOR Here's A New Listing On Butternut in Pomeroy Very interesting :J bedroom Spanish styled home on large hillside lot with extra lot and 2 car garage across the street. This home includes a large living room and fireplace, dining room , nice kitchen and breakfast nook plus an unfurnished 2nd floor and full basement. Call Ike Wiseman right now for an appointment. .You're Missing A Bargain We have this large 5 bedroom ho"'e in Middleport and we think yov' li buy It If you see It Inside. Mr. Smith, the owner, is willing to take a loss and will help.a little. with the financing but you won't buy if you don' t look . Don't let someone beat you to it and then realize you just made a $5,000 m,istake . It's . very attractive inside With a completP.Iy modern kitchen. 2 very nice baths and lots of room for any sil:e fami:ly . Call Mrs. Selwyn Smith at 992-3486 and she will be happy to show it or call Us collect at ~46-3643. We make the buyer the seller and • 1:1. :I "'0 Gl til and ~UHNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display. Real Estate For Sale ·- J:'1:1 Gl .c r::: C1J .c ~ >- 1:1. 1:1. ~ .r::: "' > Gl -.. Gl "' :I 0 HARPER. 5 ·16 On Mosl American Cars - John Tucker, Rt. 4 Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992 -3954 Porn eroy rlom e & Auto DANNY 'S TV Ser vice, Ma son, W. Va . Phone 773-5976. 4-27.tfc · .....- - - - - - - - - cY DELL WHEEL A lignment located at Cross roads , Rt. 124, compl ete front end ser vi ce, tune up 'and brake serv ic e. Wheel s balan ced elec tr o nically . AII w o rk guara nteed . Rea so nable rates. Phone 992·321 3 or 7423232. EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and ba ckhoe work ; septic tank s i nstalled ; dump trucks and /o-bey s for hire ; will havl f ill d irt, top soil , limestone and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger Jeffer s, day phone 992-7089 ; night phone 992-3525 or 992- 667. 3650. Open a Til5 THEM HAPPV ALLP.IGHTBUTIWAAN N~VEP. TH~ MIND WARNING- 600ME THI58UILDJMS WllCL RING WITH THE lAUGHTER OFC:4RE- .JUST MAKE. •aM HAPPY'' •.. tRRtKE FIUETAXPA'/ER5 "-) )'OU-- PoWE BOOME 2-11 -tfc SEE US FOR:. AwninQs, storm door s and windows, carports , m~rqu ees , alvminum siding and railing . A. Jacob. sales r epresentative . For free estimates, phone Cl:larles Li sl e , SYracuse , V . V. Johnson and Son, Inc . ~ NEV~ 7HOCIGIIT .r COULD CIET 50 WIQ>lPPEO t/P IN MY WORK . THE M::IR/.0 OF R'.SHION WAS 3-2-tfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED NEW Homes on your lot or ours . REASONABLE rates . Ph . 446NO MONEY DOWN for 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, 6-11 -tfc Phone 992-2181 ® 5232. HOUSE- in [ ong Bottom. Phone POMEROY Jack W..Carsey, Mgr. WILL MAKE. Monda';' thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. 6-30-tfc qualified buyers usi ng F.H . Adm . loan . (Closi ng cost.s only . ) A varhHy of floor plans with various f inan c ing program s ava i lable . We specialize in working with A E P Co. employees although we are available to all. Meigs De velopment Co .• 150 N. Second Ave ., Middleport , Oh io. Phone 992- ~976 for lniormati on . 5-6-30tc ~E -GUARANTEEDPhone Y¥2-20¥4 B ACRE S on State Rout e 143, 1 m il e South of Harrisonville ; several home sites; water tap pa id ; ca ll 992 -3640. 5-I J-12tc -:--::,..-:-:----.,--..,.-.,.--:: LOVELY, 3 bedroom , 1 floor plan , f or ced air furna ce, hardw ood fl oor s. ex cellent condition , on Ches·t er Water System, 10 years old, on .87 A. lot, on State Highway , You 2-18-tfc can pur cha se on · farm home with low down payment . TWO READY -MIX CONCRETE RIVER S REALTY. del iv ered r ight t o your CLARENCE BELL. project. Fast and easy . Free SALE SMAN , · 240 Front • es t i mates . Phone 992 -3284 . Marietta, phone office, 373 Goeglein Ready -Mi x Co ., 59 16, r es idence. 373-5935 or Middleport, Ohio. FUN BUT INA WA}( FRI/IOLCV5 985-3529. ANO t/NAE'S)ICrti&.E. // ONner and Operator . 5-12-tfc ,.. IF HE SCARES THEM ANO Tl-jEY BEACH. ON oHE SHORE OUT OF HIS REACH, THEY 'RE SURE TO PI CK A SPOT THAT'S BARE , WITH NO COVER ANVWHE:RE / C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Complete Serv ice Phone 949-3821 Racine, Ohio Crttt Bradford 5-1-tfc ELNA and White Sew ing Machines ... Service on all makes . ·Reasonable rates . The Sew ing Center , M i d dleport, Ohio. 11-16-ltc RETREADS we are ven-1 "'~"•Y • that~ wh~ ' ALL SIZES ONLY .HOUSE and . Roof pa inting.,· interior and exterior, free estimates . Call 992-7008 or 9922460. 3 BEDROOM ran ch style in Pomeroy ;. w-to-w carpeting , 2 •.. ,,. car garage attached, air· NEW LISTING c onditioned ; phone 992 -5593. 3 5-11 -6tc NICE MOBILE HOME bedrooms, refrigerator, stove. nice bath. 12x70 Schult with fuel oil furna ce. Large kitchen and master bedroom . Asking iust 16.000.00. WATER FRONT SYRACUSE' - 4 bedrooms. 2 baths; full basement, and 2 Slim. cra14 ,;tupid .fool thinq have l.\OU done now? S · IG $995 SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE S YSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED . MILLER SANITATION , STEWART, OH 10. PH. 6623035. i HAY(; A t..v.:, .. , ...~K SEWING MACHINES . Repair service , ail makes. 992-2284. The Fabric Shop, _Pomeroy . Authorized SinQer Sales and Service . We Sharpen Scissors . 3-29-ttc garage. Now Only $8,000.00. CHILDREN G.ROW . · HOUSES DON'T. So here's a place that' s ideal for a growi ng family. 4 large . b~drooms . l lf:2 baths . Beautiful kitchen , dining bar, loads of cabinets etc . Carpeting, sun porch, utility room, garage . Large building40x70intherear. 11/.4 Acres ground . $21,500.00. BUSINESS BUILDING 30 ROOM BRICK - Steam heat. bar with ' 1-2-3 licenses. Parking lot. $32,500.00 the price of a house. MIDDLEPORT BEDROOMS Bath, 2 basement. front and back porches . . All utilities. Asking Ill HEALTH iust $5500.00. NEW HOME 3 BEDROOMS - Nice kitchen is forcing the sate of this excellent business . Established ·for 5 years . with stove and refrigerator . Lots of closets , 2 large lots. Want only $16,000.00 . Good income. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. come in NEW LISTING 2 ACRES In Bedtord YOU PROVIDE lHE FAMILY we ' ll provide everything else in the 5 bedr.oom home \ Mother will love this modern kitchen, dishwasher and all. Ph baths, dining room , utility R. Full basement. Garage & other buildings. s11.ooo :oo . 2 MINUTES' WALK to playground, swimming pool, shopping . 5 . nice bedrooms, 11/2 baths, nice kitchen, dining R., utility R., 2 glassed porches. Storm doors & windows. Garage . LOOK $12,800.00. HENRY E. CLELAND,BROKER 992-2259 If no answer 992-2568 Townsh ip near Burlingham, off Rt . 33. A real buy at $1500.00 . 3221. 4-17-301c DOZER and back hoe work, . ponds and septic tanks, ditching service ; top soil , fill dirt, . limestone; B&K Excavating. Phone 992-5367 Dick Karr , Jr. 9-1-tfc ;-:------..:........ NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell '$ Garage, near Crossroads on 51 . Rt . 124; all mechanic work incl uding automatic trans mission s. Monday thru Saturday, 8:30a. m . to 5 p. m . Phone 992-7121 or 992- 6392. 5·3·30tc NEW LISTING 80 ACRES - Some nice laying limd in Rutland Township. 7 room house, bath, basement, drill'ed well. and 2 barns. Want only S21.500 .oo. EXCAVATING . Dozers, large. and small ; Backhoes · and loaders on track and tires; Dump trucks Lo -boy serv1ce. Septic tanks in stalled . George ( Bill) Pullins, phone 992 -2478 or 992.7402. , 2-9-lfc WE WORK FULL TIME IN SELLING PROPERTY , NOTHING ELSE . SO WE CAN HARRISON ' S TV Serv ice and serv ice call s. Phone 99:2-2522. · REALLY . G.IVE YOUR 2-9-tfc PROPERTY LISTED WITH US ITS BEST. TRY US FOR A " PHON"E" L. Parker for Cattle CHANGE . A. I. ' Sire Service, Pomeroy . ... <'·. ,. ' .~ ·. ~ . ,. ,,, ) 902-2264. •• " HELEN.·L. TEA FORO 5·13·12tc . · ·.. , m-:ms - - - ----'- '. ~ " GORDON . . ' . s, TEA FORO •' . . 992-3615 . . A$50c'IATES ·c . ' · NO SUNDAYS PLEASE >' The ancient city ·of Carthage stood near the present city of Tunis ~ Tunisil!l . I<(;WPIO: ... u.s.... Middleport, 0. by THOMAS JOSEPH PUBLIC · WHOLESALE NEW MOBILE HOMES -.10x40 2 BR 10x51 2 BR 10x56 3 BR 12x41 2 BR 12x51 2 BR 12x56 3 BR· 12x61 3 BR 20x43 ·3 BR Double wide MODELING LAB. REMEMBER. All ho'mes are: total electric, completely furnished, set Of steps. %" birch pane:ling~ house -type doors, storm windows . From $250 .00 down, Delivered Free. ~.:astern Ave. Gallipolis, 0. Halo of Heal Dryers .. urroun~ cl-ottaes · with gentle, even heat . No hot spots, no ·overdr:ylng. Fine Mesh lint Fi lter . We Specialize in M"A YTAG FURNITURER~~~.~~~·t Arnold Grate. ated bird s 3 . fr eder ic k Kn oll play 1~. Buchwald 16. Endos ure bats 17. French (!<mcc Unscrumblt these foor Jumbles. ·. letter to each square, to Hurry--get vp form four ordinary words. there and Uore oH !he slrugtjj ler' Yesterday' s Answer 5. Comm is· crated 6. S tcp - Ind ia n <~ (2 wu'.) 7 . Wild 1 goa t · 8. Schchcrazadc's river 20, - qua non 21. Golfin g great 22. Electrica l tales (2 wd s.) 9,. Inhabit 10. Shor t po em . 16. Com icc or 26. Foo lhi.tl l tea m many seckel 19. Hcpasl s 20. Wi eld a broom 24. Apartm e nt (c"olloq .) 25. llrewcr of son g •' AMANDA I'ANDA ITS THE NAME OF THE MoNTH THAT FOLLOW5 28. Sig nify 31. Less poli te 33. Not a 36. Dolores - - 37. " Six' ' i n Sici lia •• GOLJ.Y! VOV IIRI! A 6000 GUS~~E~;t: . r IIJ rrxxJ A J•.mhle•• NEWLY 1,-:;---f-+- Yeaterd•r'• EliTE IANTIR herrin g· 33. Small role 34. Afri ca n . antel op e 35. Got DO I{QU Ut<E: ME MO~ETHAN LIKE l(()t), CHUC1K? around 37. Wear i ng shoes 38. Tranquil 41. Czech nver nAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR L . 0 N G F E L J. 0 W Orl e letter si ~ply stands f or another . . ln this _sa mple A is use d f or the three I.'s. ~ for Jhe tw.o O's. etc. Smgle l etters, apostrophes, th e l ength a·nd f o rm a t~o n of the wo rds are all hints. Each da~i the code l rtters ar c dJfTcrcnt. is CRYI'TO(!UOTES 1J M U L T t; M H T £ 0 .I K ~I F L l T ll \ 1 N .Y V EYMH Y U T VU WT .- 1\VF K TH V WR • 1 (..U.wen l!morrOwJ SHAKEN luu"err Wh11t lif~ undflr canl'lM migh' · bc-.INTENSI (IN TINTS) · Rutland . FLIES "TO C:.IVE WAFI.NIN5. to form the aurpriae anawer, .aa aucreated by the aboVe tartoon. 40. Tali YOU MEi A WOMA"' 1' I Now arranre the tircled letten and 39. Suffi x for kitchen LET ME GUEoSS ! ,.. I (] I'OMUIY " •. 1/J/{YIJAN Rio 32. Hue fot MA~-' tJ 27 . .run e has te rm feuth cr 24. Mar sh - - - - ' 25. Lime tree 27. Mixture 29. Buildin g cxtcn ::;ions 30. Fencin g foil I> .11>< 1 1100 l r l (3 wd s.) lor com- 23. - ~HNIIIIIIINOI one 1. Lillie Edward Ohio PH. 446-0175 Miiylag Place of sale: 87 S. Second Ave .•. Middleport. Ohio. Open l-louse 1: 00 P.M. - 2: 00 P.M . May 26, 1973 on all properties: Properties sold indiv idually . Nomln imum bids, but sellers reserve the right to reject bids . · Terms of sale:: Cash . 2. Au stral ian and Many more to choose fl;'om. TRI.COUNTY MOBILE HOMES 12. Habitu- 18. $6500 Pertn a- Press 741-4211 .,...--...,.-------ro., SWE'S NN WIFE, hy Ji'ung 13. Pillo ge ""----''---' 14. A Ibani a 11 capital I RUN ~E FORENSIC $2995 $3595 $3995 $3595 $3995 $4295 $4995 Aulom 2 speed operation . Choice of water · temps . Auto water te·ve contr.ol . Lin · Filter or : 'Power Fin Agitator . RUTLAND Spud " Di es --" . DiCK TRACY JJ!YMillibrn® lk.J .,_,IJ.- ,...~.. DOWN I. JJnwaii's Senator ACROSS I. Goldi e - 011 Yesterday's Cryptoquole: AS A JEWEL OF GOLD IN A SWINE'S SNOUT, SO IS A ~'AIR WOMAN WHICH IS WITH· .· OU'I' Dl SCHETION.- PROVERB . (@ Hl 'i .'l K ing Fl:!ntures Sy nd ica te, Tnc.) 992-7161 REAL ESTATE AUCTION NOT RF5PONSIBLE rOR PERSONAL PROPERTY OR ACCIDENTS. t<fWPIE'l Ht;Rf, GENERAL TIRE SALES Saturday, May ~6, 1973 af2. : 00 P .M. 87 South Second Avenue, Middleport, Ohio Appraisal- SJS,OOO.OO 448 Sout~ Second Avenue, Middleport, Ohio Appraisal-$12,000.00 . 380 South Th•rd Avenue, Middleport, Ohio Appraisal- ss,ooo.oo , Inquiries on property may be made to Haml in C. King • Attorney-at-Law, 21 Locust Street, Gallipolis. Ohio, Phone: 614-446-0855. Francis Siron & Michael . Fry, Co-E •ecutors of the Estate of Harrie Marie Smith, deceasecL SCHC9L ... H~. KEWPIG~ HC:R€ I KE~PIE! HEI<E. Her<~ I I<E'i.IJPI~ I Her<f3. i<fWPI~! HG:RG, ----- WILL rnm or cur 1re~s . dean out basements, attics, etc. and paint roofs. Phone 949. . I'M M~l"~' 00 '?00llORD TH~ I UJFOIB ~ IJAME' 1.; !<EWPIE'. I<(;UJPIE RAIJ A~A'I! and RETREADABLE CASING 10-4-tfc 108 lots ~ All for only ..$10,500.00. HOBSON E. MAIN '-liiiliiiilo-r« 3 BE OROOMS - Bath, lots of AUTOMOBILE i nsurance been . POMEROY cancelled? Lost your cupboards in the kitchen . operator 's li cense ? Call 992 LET US SELL YOUR Basement, front and back 2966 . . porches. Drilled well , and HOME FOR YOU! , 6-15-tfc c: til Ill \OU'D 9E1'1l:R U>;E ~E Gli iEF:; EliACT \V~ 1 CADET EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 MODERN SANITATION OFFICE SUPPLIES 1ft Carton Set . up, $54.95 11111 _ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 992 -2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 149.95 and let us discuss it. 1973 STEREO a track. A small balance of $88.64 or pay $6.50. Happiness for us is selling Real Estate. . HOGG & ZUSPAN I APPIOIOVE OF REALISTIC OFFICE EXPEIM NC E..• DO '>OU WANT IT IN foFN WORDS OR 16 1HE CHIEF TOlD IT TOME? iHE CHIEF GEt.IT ME HE~ W1i11 A ME%AGE round OAK TABLES. Come - - - - - - - - - - Pets For Sale PRIVATE meeTing room for any organization; photie 992- ·. Make it Right. POMEROY HOME-& AUTO v a cu um cleaner. A-1 coodition. uses p~per bag s, ha s man y attachments. Al so shampooer attachment incl uded. (Onl y 4 avai lable) at $47.70 cash or t erm s a va i lable . E lectr o Hyg iene Co., Phone ~ - 7755 . 5-1 5-6tc Real Estate For S31e For Sale 5-10-6tc It Must Be Right· or we will 5-15-6tc floral or plaid living room suites, $189.95 and up; in Herculon at $139.95; bedroom 39 ACRE farm ; 6 room houSe, suites, $109; 7 · pc. chrome barn dnd outbuildings; 3 dinette ; step -end tables, miles off Rt. 7 at Chester ; coffee tables , $16.95 set. Used phone 985-4205. · appliances: automatic 5-14-4tc washers) dryers, ranges , - - - - -- - - -- refrigerators (1 ice -maker). WANT land? 98.61 acres with We have, as usual, an exstream and springs, $80 an celtent assortment ·of used acre. $1 woods, 7 field and 10 furnituer -.- bedrooms, many s·tripped. Call 992·5095. wardrobes, much misc .. even 5-15-Jtc out Rt. 7 and see vs any day except MONDAY {yes , we're open SUnday!) "at caution light" in Tuppers Plains ; phone 667-3858. 5-13-6tt For Rent 0 Bui iiTO Your ' Specs Delivered to Job Site SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC.. Ph. 992-1174 LOCKS TOO Afignntent VIOOD TRUSSES machines in Ol' ig inal factor y c arton . Zi g-Zag to make buttonholes. sew on buttons, m onograms and make fancy desi gns w i th just the tw ist of a single-dia l. Left In lay-awa y and never been used. Will sell ror only $47 cash , or terms available. Electro Hygiene Co. , Phon e 992-7755. $1899 ; 22 ft., 7 in ., SC. $3650 ; 20 ft . 7 in . SC. $3275: St t c 2 BEDROOM mobile home. Air MATURE responsible person to conditioned. Racine area . babysit in my home on S. Phone 992-6329 . Second in Middleport for 3 months old baby and 7· year BLACK ~a Tennessee Walker old boy . 5 days per week in colt, Ph years old ; phone 992· cluding some weekends . 992-2448 3640. References · ·required . Job Pomeroy, 5-13·12tc starts end of ·M.ay. Send BEAUTIFUL selec1ion of inquiries to Box 406, flowers, Wreaths and baskets ALL THE property formerlY "fRv~" tt - - You'll Li~e tt. The ·· Gallipolis.. Ohio. for Memorial Day. OP.en owned by Pittsburgh Coat Sew and Go Shop in Alfred . 5-10-5tc evenings until 8 p .m. Cliff ' s Company and now carried on All polyester drastically Shoe Repair, Middleport. the County tax records of !'educed. Marked at $2.15 and Meigs County, Ohio, in the 5·6· 12tc up . Open all day and weekday name of Consolidation Coal evenings. Ovmer Mrs. E. T: AKC:: Toy Male Apr"fcot PooQie Company, located in the Galaway. pUp; 12 weeks old; shots giyen BEAUTIFUL Walnut Stereo· radio tape combination, AMfollow ' ng .taxing districts : 5-ll -6tc and wormed; call 667-3915, FM radio, 8 traCk tape d(':ck . Cheste,- Twp . Eastern $85. Balance .$114.56 or terms can L.S . D.; Salisbury Twp. McDANIELS Custom Slauohter 5-13-5tp be ·arranged. Call 992-3965. Pomeroy ~"ill age ; Salisbury House and Meat Cutting; Twp. - Me1gs L.S.D.; Sutton ' 5-13-6tc State and Government in - THREE Norwegian Elkhounds, registered, $25 each ; phone Twp. Southern L.S .D. spected ; phone 773-5208. 992-7232. Sealed bids for the purchase 5-6-12tp 4 YEAR OLD registered run 5-13 -6tc of all these properties (which ning quarter horse, sorrel should be grouped together stallion, phone 992-7889 after 5 Comfort, KNAPP SHOES POODLES, AKC puppies, !~ofllc:tll and considered as a single _b id p.m . Wear, Quality, Long miniature, black or white, item) will be received at the S-9-tfc Reasonable prices. Call 992· wormed, permanent shots, listed below until 12 address 5324. $75; phone Coolville 667-6214. o'clock noon, June l, 19'13. S-3-tfc . 5-6, 12tc NEW 2 piece Moderh Living Further information may be Room Suite, with 90" 3 obtained by contacting the cushion sofa, button tufted YARD SALE. 692 Plum Street, undersigned . Consolidation back and extra high back Mr. across from Middleport Coal Company reserves the Chair ; this week only , sw i mming pool, May 16, 17 1972 GR,'\N TORINO, power right to reject any and all $139 .95; Cash & Carr'l; and 18. bids. E. H. Doughty. Con steering. power brakes, air · Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. 5-15-3t solidation Coal Co., Cadiz, conditioning, vinyl top. Phone Main, Pomeroy, phone 992Ohio 43907. 949-5081 anytime. 7554. 5-13-10tc o. PR E-FABRICATED Fr om f11e laroe-st TroJCk Sulldol,.e r Rad iator to ~ ma ues t Hearer lore. Nathiitn Bigps Radiator Spec1alist "THouGHT SHERIFF TAIT T HROWED 't'E IN'JAIL FER .r;:.._,..~.; P ICKIN' HENHOUSE LOCKS T ASK US ABOUT 5·3·241p for garden use : large sturdy plants ; Improved Mexican , TOMATOES, peppers, potted flowers , by pot or by th e Heinz 13.SO and Superson ic ; dozen, SOc . $2 flat on all also hot peppers, mangoes pan sies . Hubbard 's and cabbage plants. On Rt . Greenhou se, JOO yards above 124, 500 ft . above the State ballpark i n Syra cuse, Oh io. Park In Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas 5-15-ttc Haym~n . · 4-24-33k ~----420 JOHN Deere dozer and ex tra parts. Phone Chester HOOD' S AQUARIUMS : fish 9a5-4118. and supplies, new location, 5-1 5-3tc Ash Street, Middleport, near park ; Phone 992-5443. · 1.7.tfc SMALL t o y whfte poodles. quitting bvsiness, will sell GROCERY business for sale.'. reasonable . Phone 992-2649. 5· 15-Jtc Building for sale or lease. Phone 773-5618 f. om 8 : 30p . m . ~ -------~--to 10 p.m . for appointment. UPHOLSTERY Material s. 3-20-tfc nylon prints, cottort prints, - -- - -- - - -viny ls, velvets of all kind s. 1972 KAWASAKI 175, knobby Pomeroy Recov €ry, 622 E. tires , 21 " rim , excellent Ma in SL phone 992-7554. 5 3 24 condition, :- :-: :.tp"r $495 . Phone 992 - r 2360. 5-6-tfc Business Services 3.57 hour ----HOME Grown Tomato plants SALES) Rt . 62N of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va ., behind Red Carpet Inn . Phone 675-5384. DELIVERY DRIVER 1 5· 16-tfc mayapple, 45c per lb.; M . A. '"'all, Reedsville , Ohio , 378 6249. 992 -9972 . ••HEll" qual i'ty . PIANOS. Any Condition . Pay 5-10-5tp $10 each. First floor only. ' Write giving directions .' STARCRAFT NeW & Used Pi~nos, P. 0 . Box 188, Sardis, Travel Trailers and Fold Oh1o 43946. down campers ; 18ft. 5 in . LP, IN VICINITY of Harrisonville, 1 female walker , white with black markings, brown and -:::-c:-::---,..,--- 5-·13-6tp · black head, approx . 50 lbs . .NO . 1 Copper , SOc ; radiators , Reward offered. Cali 773-.5928 . 2Bc ; brass, 18c; batteries, 85c 5·16-3tc each ; clean dry roots, Gin - Help Wanted ni ture. Foam cushions, any size. Cotton, burla p, swivel bases, zipper, dacron, web-. bi ng, we lt . P omeroy Recovery, 622 E. Main SL phone 99 2 · 7~5 4 . E LECTROLUX 5-16-7tc Tr uc ks (Most w -P tows & Spreaders ). sp ri ng s and headboard , Shetland c an is t e r - t y pe sweeper , al most like new. Reasonable. Phone 992.5496. 5-16-tfc @) OPEN EVE: . • ' 0 P.M. :!'PMEROlt', OHIO Business Services Ma in St .• Pomeroy, Phone 992-3891. 5-16-3tp (3) N EW 1973 Zig-Zag sewi ng Fl rebird Esp ri t, local 1-owner car, 3.50 V-8 engine. power steer ing & autom at ic tran smission, AM-FM radio• .like ,new white letfel'ed t ires, 301 V-8, power steer ing & brakes, rad io, clean . interior . Pomeroy Motor Co. " Excelsior · 4·12-!fc 101 KA WA SAKI 100, good U PHOLST<E R yov r own fur- ~u to matic tr ans,., power steeri ng' & brakes.. local low Pa ss enger Car s, Carryalls, 'h Ton 5-16-l?tc CHEVIIOLET $1995 Blazer 4 wh . drive, aux. fop-locki ng frt .• hubs, V-8, 1969 CHEVELLE Salt Works, E. a0-2151 . 1911 1970 PONTIAC Llm~s tOne , 1967 OPEL $200. Fair condi tion . COA L. Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS For Sale For Sale AN ' HE'LL BE SUSPRISED TO FINO OUT I CAN PICK JAILHOUSE WALDo .. r I I DON'T KNOW... DO 'IOU LIKE ME MOKE THAN I LIKE 'IOU? �.. , ' t2 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., May 16, 1973 • ' ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Hubbard home gutted by fire Conservattve estimates of losses range from $40,000 to • • $50,000 in a fire whi c h destroyed the relatively new , one story ranch style home or Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Park St., Middleport, early today. . ' The Middleport fire department was called to the horne at 3:28 this morning to battle the blaze in which Mrs. Hubbard was severly burned and hospitalized as a result Fire Chief Bob Byer said that Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard had wakened to investigate a noise they heard in the utility room of their_J!pproximately threeyear-old home and found a fire. The blaze spread rapidly to the ceiling and attic portions, and in no time, names "were shooting 20 feet into the air," they said . . Chief Byer said an alumlnwn material used under the eaves around the home apparenUy served as a vent for the blaze, letting it develop rapidly and go out of control. High winds at the time also made the blaze more intense more quickly. SHOP THURSDAY 9:30 TO 5.PM OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM -~--------------~-----------------, FAMOUS MAKERS JUNIORS AND MISSES OUR ENTIRE STOCK JEANS and ANGEL TOPS Sizes 5/6 to 20 Denims Polyesters - Blends . All AT SALE PRICES .REDUCED FOR THIS SALE Womens Capes Daytime Dresses · Our Entire Stock Of Selle Prices Now On This 100% Orlon Acrylic Capes Is Included Panty Hose Sale Our Entire Stock of Spring Body Shirts Our Best Selling·Reg. $1.00 Pr. Panty Hose • • . Now Only Included In This Sale Ungerie Dept., Arst Aoor Womens Sleepwear Sale Y2 Price Womens Panties Our Regular Save This Week in. Womens One and · Two-Piece Swimwear WOMENS Childrens Pants · Screen Print Tops Girls Sizes 3/6x· and 7I 14 Your Choice of Many Spring Fabrics and Colors Sale Prices · ·. Preteen Sportswear Sizes 6/1 4 (Young Jr. 3 to 11) Sweater Sale Slacks • Blazers · Skirts - Jeans • Shorts • Blouses. · Shirts Choose Cardigan .or Pullover Styles in White or Colors . ' Sale Y2 Price Coordinate Sportswear Sale Y2 Price . .Girls ·Dresses Pants - Vests · Shirts - Skirts Selected From Stock Sale Prices On Girls 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 . '· WOMENS SIZE ' - Sale 1f2 Price SUMMER DRESSES • 69~ 3 PAIRS Weather • Clea r and cold .tumg ht with scatte red frust likely . Lows ~oni ~-: h t in the :ms. Friday in· c reas in'-( ciuud in css wes l portion. A little wa n ne r over the state with h ig h lc m peraturcs generall y in th ~ 60s. PAIRS -$1ll WASHINGTON (UP! ) - A Senate cornrnittee·, determined to 11 Spare no one whatever his station in life," today opened public hearings into the Water· gate scandal that already has shaken President Nixon's ad- 1•• VINYLS - STRAWS - DENIMS All At Sale Prices . Spring Jewelry Reg. $3.00 Jewelry Sale ............•1 79 .,19 Reg. .$1.00 Jewelry Sale .....·....... . Womens Shorts Nassau, Jamaica, Short-Short . Our Entire ·Stock Included In This Sale . 59 C Womens Skirts Juniors and Misses Sizes In Solid Colors and Jacquards' -Sale lf2_. Pr.i ce Junior Dresses Our Entire Stock Included Sizes 5.Petite to 15 Powder Blue, Pink Sale •4•• ministration and cast doubts· about his ability to govern. Sen, Sam J . Ervin, D-N.C., dropped the gavel Qn schedule at 10 a.m. EDT in the vaulted marble. hearing room where the Teapot Dome scandal was By United Press International Short Sleeve Ribbed Style In Navy, Red, Reg. $6.98 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Handbag Sale Our Entire Stock Included ·Sale Prices Girls Body Shirts NO. 24 Sale Prices Womens Pants . Polyester or Acrylic Fabrics In Solids and · Patterns Selected From Our Regular Stock Sale 1f2 Price • FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND STREO AND AT ELBERFELD$ MECHANIC STREO WAREHOUSE THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1973 PHONE 992 2156 TEN CENTS • $· ... $2•00 Jewe'Iry Sale........ .. .. • Reg. Womens Uniforms Choose Short Sleeve, Sleeveless or Tank Top Styles .Sale Prices 3 SALE Sale Prices Now At Sale Prices .. Body Shirt Sale Womens Swimwear Womens Knit Pullover Tops I VOl. XXV EARLY BIRD SALE Our Entire Stock Of Misses and 'flw rear of the Hubbard home following the fire: The patio roof is at left, on the ground .. lk11oted To The Interest.' Of The Meig.•· Mason Area Selected From Our Regular Stock In .Sizes 10 through 52 KNIT TOPS I SURVEY DAMAGE - Middleport Fire Chief Bob Byer, right, in white hat, and members of the volunteer company, ~urvey destruction caused by the £ire . Warts are caused by a virus . -GOWNS • PAJAMAS • ROBES Big Selection Of Dresses In This Sale ONE SIZE FITS ALL ' •· enttn e Sale Y2 ·Price SMOCKS Sale Y2 Price I arrived . However, it wa s emer~ency unit. ~a s saved , bu t Lh~ 197:J per· believed that Mrs. ll ubb>lrd · The home ~as gulle-d by the sunal ;mt 11 u£ Mr . "'::t•ld Mrs. rcente r!:!d llw hume to re trieve bla1.e. All persona l belongln~s llul>lw n l. \\i.i!l dt•s.Lroy{'(J , something and suffe red the and furni shings of the couple t-'irenJCn were still on the severe fa.ce (j nd arm burns at "·ere des troyed . Sl.·enc at 10 a. 111 . a nd had been lh>lt time. She was taken to A pickup truck belonging tu up all ni~ht since receiving the Holzer Medical Center by the the Meigs Local School District call. Selected From Our Regular Stock (Not All Sizes In All Colors) OUR .ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED • Wayne- Davis, a member of the fire department who lives d ose, to the Hubbard home. was the first on the scene . He said Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard were standing near the joined double garage when he Now You Know ,. Coordinate Sportswear Long Dresses I CANTON, OffiO- GOV. JOHN J. GILUGAN, admitting Wednesday night he voted against the state lottery in th e primary election, said lt is now up to the Ohio legislature to make sure the new game of chance is conducted properly. "The General Assembly has the problem of making sure tbat the .lottery we hjlye Is fair; absolutely honest and not subject to any kind of manipulation or anything else," Gilligan said during a Democratic fund raising dinner here. "And that will take some ·time to do." · The governor said he voted "no" on the state lottery issue becaus.e he · does not believe it to be a "Very . substantial, equitable or dependable form" of revenue for government services. "But, if the people want to have one for fun, they 're entitled to it," he said. aired 50 yea r&ago. The .committee thus began the first no~ holds barred inquiry into bugging of Democratic Party headquarters exactly II months ago. ' 'My colleagues on lhe committ~e and I t~re deter· mined to uncover all the relevant facts surrouilding these matters, and to spare no one whatever hi!> s~tio n in life may be, in our efforts to accom plish tha t goal ,' ' said Ervin , the courtly, 76-year-old chairman of a special sevenman .Senate committee set up to probe Watergate. ''We are beginning these hearings tod ay in . :an i,ilrnos. phere of the utmost gravity . If the many ~negatio n s made to this d<:tle are true, then the burglar~ who broke in to the h ea dqua~ter s of tHe DENVER - A LEGISLATIVE COMMl'ITEE voted Wednesday to limit marijuana farmers to four acres of land. ·The amendment was added to a bill that would legalize the growing · and selling of marijuarta in Colorado. One of 18 witnesses before the committee was John Finlator, former deputy director o£ the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs. lie said the time has come to stop jailing marijuana users. "Let's continue to discourage the use of marijuana, and let's warn the users 0f any iU effects which may result from its use," said Finlatn!". "But let's riot make criminals out _of those who merely ignore our advice. " Flnlatorsajd 26 . milllooi Americans have smoked pot in the last year. 4 I HAClNE - Carl Wulfc wa s named ~thl e ti c direc tor of Southern High Sehoul fur the school year by tile · Southern l.ocal School Board Wedn esda y ni ght. Wolfe ~ a r l i er was hired ws head basketball cuiJch . He is one of the Southern di str ic t'.s all -tii'n e a thl ~ tic: grea ts, stmTlng in basketball . .UpQn the reconun cnd ;.Jtion cif 1~ 7:1 -74 I3 owl!n , ~.: OLi nt y super int end e nt, anti Loc al Supt. Ra lph Sayre , the boanl agreed lo hire Gord on Fisher , Debbie Hill and Onna Cross, pendin g certificati on , and Linda Fisher p cn din ~ approva l Uu1t th e President 's postun• in Southeast Asia, the volati leMiddle East , ~md in uud;JI trade .and ar ms-control ta lks hinge un the outcome of sevc ro:1\ ongOing probes . '~ What will Watergate db <.~ nd what will these hearings do to the office and the in stitution of the presid ency ?" Gurney · asked . "That is the question . .that i ~ uppermost \n 11eop\e's minds and gnawing ~nvny in the pits of their stomachs." He s aid the " absence of comment " by world leaders on . the ct~se ref.lcctcd the long.time . diplomatic.credo of "don't rock the- boat lest we .all capsize. " the ESEA Title I progrmn . at tend the Columbus Zuo, to . stale safety nt<in , in regl!rd to Othef acllun.s by the board .. purdta s c rec reaUon equip· the possibility of exp<:inding the recomm ended by S<.~yrc , in- ment fur i.lll ti ix schools in the present vo~,:uti ona l program . eluded approval of c al<.~rtt ity . di s tr ic t bused .. on need S:1yre a lso ecported .. and' the days fur the 1972·73 st hool following a survey made by bo<.~ rd approved, purcht~se 'or ye<H , Ha cine El ementa r y seh,lol principal s and sayre, 20!J desks !lnd chairs for th e . pup ils to have a fie ld tr ip to revised Lca cllers' polit:y for · five :o;chools in lhe district and P o rtlt~nd . .John Dudding and l!l7:i-74 sc hoo.l ye ar , and :JO de sks for th e Home Bill ,.Jewell to atlend u footb<.~ll gr;mtcd permi ss ion to the ·Ji:corwm ics Dept. o·n ly. f'li nic: Ht Ohio St;Jtc, to pur- · H;~ ci n e Fir•! Depl. .to use the Enlrall Cl! irnrnuni zatjo n cha se Lcxl books fOI' 197.1-74, jun ior hi gh l:.'l'ounds on May 28 rcqu i rcmen L~ were adopted for Pi'indp<:~J Rober't I3ceglc to :md July 4. t~·le next sc hool c<JlCndar year, tak e the Sixth Grad e to Rest S:J yrc said Tille Ill ESE/\ <uld Sayre reported on impact ,Piw to In c. ~Hld Carnp ius had bee n <-~pproved.for li b rt:~ry Titl e I , public law, for .which' Martiu s at Mt~rietta .on May 21; ho oks for th e c lcrnentary the di strict will receiv'e. adthe li st of gruduating se niors, .'j(." hool in lhc amount of $1 ,862. dition<JI fund s. to purcha se tw o rolls of wire to He sa id the old voca ti onal · Sayre also expla ined tha t repa ir ba ll field backstops, iJ huildin g loc;Jted near the junior tl u~ r e are 28 more s tudents in trip by t11i:! Eighth Grade to hi gh had been inspected by\hc - the di str ict them last fan. · . /\dd ilional foundation money wi ll be avCJila ble for the district due Ln l he in cre ase · i'n en rollment. Bus inspec ti.on form s have been givcn to Bill Cozart, bus inspector. The inspection is to be held Aug. Ga t lJ ~ .m . Sayre SCJid Southern has one intermedi<Jle EMR class . ' ' r (Educable Mentall y Retarded ) f and applil:<Jt ion fOr additiona l classes in primary, junior and senior high hus been made. Carla Salse r wa s · named advisor to the'cheerleaders for next year and Gordon Fisher W<JS reeommended as junior hi~h foo tball coach. Hired as janilors were Delbert Ours, Floyd Hendricks cmd Lizzie Wuod . The board accepted the resignation Of Russell Cline as bus driver . lJ f Cassell moving to Ada Cha rl c:-; T. WASHINGTON - ASSOCIATED BUILDERS and Contractors has accused 17 AFL-CIO · construction unions or· LINDA ATKINSON • engaging in a national conspiracy of violence, coercion and inLinda Atkinson , above, timidation to drive the 11\ostly non-union group of contractors out who -w as unintentionall y of business. The charges were contained in separate complaints orriitted from a group of filed in seven National Labor Relations Board (NLRB ) regional Meigs High School senior offices, including Detroit, Pittsburgh and Cleveland. honorarlans publi shed The group said the campaign, against open shop contractors, Wedn es da y, has bee n a which started last year, included sabotage, coercive picketing, · member 'Of the NationaJ threatening phone calls and physical assaults. The c-ontractors HonOr Society, Latin Clhb, asked the NLRB to ,seek court injunctions barring the unions Future Nurses, and D.I.G. A from continuing their activities, and require union national ofmember of th e stud ent ficers to discipline any member violating the injunctions. They coun cil, she is· th e daughter also asked the NLRB to require the 17 unions to pay non-uni on uf Mrs. Edith Ebers bach, workers any wages or benefits they lost as a result of alleged . Middleport . .. illegal activities. run. Ut•dcr the glm·e of hot lights '11lC committee will con.sider, spe cially insta lled for Ji ve Ervin s~ld in his so ft Southern te levis ion coverage, Ervin ill-awl ; · "how, if we are to warned that if . the chaq~es !:illf\'ivc, su~;h subversions may stemming from the Waterg::~te be prevented in the future. " ure true --charges of wide· spread J-i t.~lili ca I espionage and A committee member, Sen. Edward J . Gurney, R-fla ., sabotage- it will threaten "the con tinued existenc_e of .this -stressed the internatic,mal imnation il::i a representative pact ~of' Watergate in his opening stJitemenl. He noted dcmocr:J cy.'' Wolfe to guide Tornado athletics Rubert WASHINGTON - TliE FALLOUT OVER Watergate has claimed another victim-Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman G. Bradford (:ook. Cook resigned Wednesday after only 10 weeks as head of the regulatory agency and a few days after a grand jury connected him. with two exadministration Cl!binet officials in an alleged scheme to fix a stock fraud case for financier Robert L. Vesco in return for a $200,000 ciiSh contribution to President Nixon's re~lec tion campaign. Conspiracy charges were leveled last week against Vesco, former Attorriey General John N. Mitchell, and former Commerce Secretary and re-election finance chief Maurice J . Stans. No formal charges were placed against Cook, who claimed Wednesday to be caught in "a web of circwnstance" and denied any wrong-doing in the matter. WASHINGTON - SEN. WIUJAM B. SAXBE, R-Ohio, says some of the four Ohio Republican congressmen, whom he asked if they would be interested in seeking his U. S. Senate seat next, had indicated they might announce later their plans to In making the comment Tuesday, Sax be strongly indicated he would not run for re~leetion . He said " the candidate has got to come from the congressional delegation." Those he polled were Reps. Clarence J. Brown, Urbana; William J . Keating, Cincinnati, who has indicated he would seek the GOP gubernatorial nomination; William Harsha, Portsmouth, and J . William Stanton, PaineBviUe. Democrati c National Com- but something much mor e ·m ittee at the Watergate were va l u ~tble "- thc ir nlosl precious in · effect breakin g into the herita ge, the right to vote in a home of every ci tizen of th e free e lection ." United Swtcs. More th an 200 would-be spect;1tors c rowded the marble ' 'And if these allegations steps of the Old Senate Offi ce prove to be true, what they I3uildin g hours before lhc were seeking to sle£11 was not · hearin gs begun, waiti~ g in the the jewels, .money or . the cool and sunny morning for the properly of Ame~ican t iti zens , doors to open. Cleanup Week in - Pomeroy is set Clea nup week In Pomeroy will be observe d next week with Pomeroy Vi!Jage em· pjo yes pro vidin g a fr ee tiauling se rvice ·for winter's accumulations of trash. Village employes will be in the fir st ·ward Monda y, second ward Tuesday, third ward Thursday and Friday, and the fourth ward on Friday. Res idents arc asked to place material tn he picked up at the curb in· front uf their hom es. A11yonc missed' should ca ll ci ty hall . C a~l l , m;m<.~ ger for Columbia Gas orOhi o in the - Middleport ;Jrea, .has been promoted to mant~ ge r for t~e gas compan y in Ada . E. f . ft uthel , Alhens, South· easte rn Distriet Ma nager for the gas compa ny , s r.~id .John M. Koebel, m a n~ gcr for Co lumbia Ga s of Ohi o in th e Gallipolis area , will assum e th e additi ona l rcs ponsihilitics as mana ger in Middleport. Koebel will take an active part in civic and communit\'. affairs in the Pomeroy-Middlepllrl c.trca in this new posl. ''Residents will <.:untinu e to receive the same fin e ga s comp~n y service as they have in the past," sa.id Ruthel. · Cassell started wi th the gas company in .J<Jnuary , 19~ 0 as· a service ma n in Elyria. In 1956 he was tran sferred to Norwalk where he wa s reg ul.ator foreman until 1960 when he became manager in Amherst. He was na med Athens Di vision plant forernan in 1964 anp ber am e mana ger in Mid dleport in October , 1967. Born in Eaton, Ohio, Cassell was gradua ted from Cadiz High School in 1948 and at. -tf'nrl cd Will enherg Coll ege . I{{' JOHN KOEBEL and again in' 1950..51-. Hfl i a pa 'it-prcside nt of the p ~ ,m er oy· M i ddl e por t !.ions Club' H director of lhe Pcm 1cn· . r111d Middleport Ch;m1bcr fJf Comnl.cn:C'.· distncl 'i-nemher MUM. Di ~ 1 riet Commi ttee. B~JY Sf'oul :-;. 1jr 1\mC'fic(l , a pa.)t. Clla ptcr of tile rwak Walton Leag ue of America and a memtJcr of the uffi cial hoa rd Gf Hea th Unite d Me thod is l Cl1urch. F or his work with Boy Scout s, he rec.ei ve d the Wood badge Beads in 196T and Sil ver Beave'r in 1970. Ca&>ell and his ;,fc, Ruth , live <J t .1 11 Rutland. St. , Middleport. They h<i ve a son and 1wu daughte rs. • Kof' be l . joi ned t il e gas company in 1\ugusl, 1948, i:I S a mer Pr reader in Columbu s. He \\ f-!S tia ll lrd s eni or me ter r'('<ld •'r in l952 and promolc(fao rne fcr reading und re-routing ."ipedi.ilist •·1 , llle Compcl.ly·s ~ ~~11i'r a l oUices in' c olumbus ifl. ·S~'l'l'!.-' l .;u · ~· l~Jti . St'I'\Ttl 111 :Ll.' :\;J \'J .1,11 1~-1 ~-UJ . of lhl' McihS C :nm t~· CHARLES CASSELL In 1966 he ,was promoted to accounting supervisor for the co mpan y ' s Soulhea s le rn _ Di str(ct with headqu£Jrters in Athe ns . He wen t to Ga llipolis t iS ma nager in July., 1970. Born in Columbus, August 18, 1928, K oebel was graduated fr on1 Columb us Aquinas High School and attended Ohio State Uni ve r~ ity. He i!'l a member uf . Sl. Louis C£J tholi c Church in Ga lli polis. E:lks Lodge No. 107, the Chamber of Commerce, cand the RotiJr y Club, a ll of Ga ll ipnlis. 1\ol'lw\ ;md his wife , Be tty, ln,, '11 Sl;fl t HPtr!l' 14 1 at. Centena ry· They hav e a daughte r . Mrs. Hubert Lewis, 11 f C~tltn u bu s, · ol.liu. :md u son, l'lli l. a! IHJIIIf'. DR. SAM SMITH RA CIN E - Dr . Sam Smith , c hairmun or · the Division of Social Sciences at Hio(;rande College, will give the com mencement address at Southern High S.chool Sunday at 8 p.m. Or. Smith's to1Jic will be " Heroes Are Made Noi Born'·. Dr. Smith will li t~ introduced by Steven Yonker. Or. Smith and his wife ;Jitd two children reside in Jackson. Danforth winners named RAC INE Danforth f oundation /\ward winners announ ced Wednesday at Southern High School 's awards assembly were Larry Wilcoxen and Debbie Nelson . The 1973 class valedictorian, Judi Robe rts , and salutatorian, Patsy Sayre , a lso wer e hon ored. Honor awards went to seniors who have made the honor roll all year ·and who have missed less than 412 days each semester. These students are Judi Roberts, ·Denise Cross. and Connie Smit-h . Four y('a r choir me-mbers rcce1vmg pin,s \~ere Denise Cross , Beverly Ervin , Barbara Fisher, Jay Hill , Jeff Hill, Nick lhle, Barbara-Nease,- t,-ec-Ann Nease, Rodney Ncigler, Diana Norris, Judy Roberts. Patsy Sayre. and S<mdy Winebren· ner . Vocal Music Keys were prese n te d to outs tandil) g seniors Jay Hill a nd Rodney Neiglcr . OLh er a wa rds presented wer e· Agri vu !lure, Greg D ~m o h e w ; Soe ii;t l St udi es , Barbara Nease ; Dram atics. .Lee Ann Nease and Greg D onn hew ; Home EconomiCs, Judy Michael: Sciericc. Bonnie Smith ; Typing. Patsy Sayre: Collim ercial , Judi Roberts; Ma thematicS. Shar on Drake: E ng l is h; Larry ~Vi l c o x e n ;· Act ivitie s. Dt'bhu• Ci ti ze 1 1~ 1 11 p , ( 'l~; ll' it'!l ~(' ! :;.o n : \ la nucl a nd San d~· Wmebren11er: t perfect a1tl' udan ce, Gra ce Phtlhps:--mld Readers'-l'ligestAward , Judi Roberts. .' � 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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