http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8dbe0b97c406b434ae445a1c1d1f2d07.pdf a5072d90f4a037dfaf2bdcedbd91c934 PDF Text Text .•• - I. Southern graduates 54 DANFORTif WINNERS are Larry Wilcoxen, son of Mr . and Mrs. Martin Wilcoxen , Racine RD, and Debbie Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fridly, Jr., Letart Falls. The two were honored at a Southern High assembly Wednesday. .. " Use your head as well as The salutatory address was your heart and you too can be a given by Patricia Sayre, and hero, " Dr. Sam Smith of Rio the valedictory address by Judi Grande College told 54 Roberts. graduating seniors of Southern Steven Yonker, president of High School Sunday night. the class intorduced Dr . Smith . Speaking to the seniors and Presentation of the class was to a large crowd of parentS and made by Ralph M. Sayre, friends of the graduating class Superintendent, and the Dr . Smith used the text, presentation of diplomas was "Heroes are made, not born.'.' by Dcnni Hill, president of the He told the seniors, ''You have Southern Local Board of to be persistent all the days and Education . . years of your life . You must be The benediction was given by determined, never stop, and let Debra Nelson. The high school . nothing stop you." band under the direction of R. Thomas Phillips played " Balladair ." Graduating seniors were : Lorna Belt. Diana Black, Carole Bush. Den ise Cross. Jeffrey Davi s, Gregory Donohew. Sharon Drake, Beverly Ervin , Barbara Fisher, Robert Hill, Jeffrey Hill , Ronald Hill , George Holman . D iana Holstein , Sharon Holter . Charles Hoschar, James Houdashelt, Angela Hubbard , Jetlrey Hubbard . Ai mee Huston . Nichola s lhle, Wanda Jones, Pamela Larkins . Charles Manuel. Jr., Timmy Manuel, Judy M ichael . Mi chael M id. (Continued on Page 10) HONORIANS OF Southern High School, Denise Cross, Judi Roberts, and Connie Smith, were also. honored at the school assembly Wednesday . , at Brie-fsi J • ··l:!· By United Press International LONDON - TilE PRICE OF GOLD HIT NEW record highs on European money markets today and the U. S. dollar slumped badly. Some dealers attributed the new gold stampede to rumors that President Nixon might resign because of the Watergate scandal. In PAris, where Dr . Henry A. Kissinger was meeting today with Hanoi's Le Due Tho, there was a wild burst of rumors that Kissinger had offered his resignation, and the dollllr dipped sharply there. Golil reached a new high of $112.50 an ounce in early trading in London today in another slam pete for the metal . The new peak was reached in the first of twice-daily price fixings in the city's gold market. •. • f~~~~=~::~:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:·:::::::::::;:::::..;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::.::::;;,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;. .. in ;~News .: . I . enttne Devoted To The Interests OJ The VOL XXV. NO. 26 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Meig.~-MtJSon Areq MONDAY, MAY 21 , 1973 PHONE 992·2156 Virgil Atkins of Harrisonville dies WASHINGTON - TilE SELECfiON OF Archibald ~x. the Kennedy administration's solicitor general, as special Watergate prosecutor appears to have dispelled many do)Jbts among Senate Democrats as to how independent the prosecutor will be. , Both Cox and Elliott L. Richardson, who picked him, were appearing today before the Senate Judiciary Committee, which is considering the nomination of Richardson to be attorney . general. BONN - TilE WATERGATE AFFAIR, said Leonid I. Brezhnev, will not upset his plans to see President Nixon next month in · Washington . "Of course America remains on my schedule," the Soviet Communist party chief told newsmen Sunday-when they asked if the Watergate scandal would change his plans to go to Washington for an official visit starting June 18. "The date remains," Brezhnev said. "Or what do you expect, an earthquake? I will be going there for sure." VIRGIL I. ATKINS COLUMBUS - GOV. JOHN J : GILLIGAN Sunday advised the state's 240,000 senior citizens eligible for relief under the state ' Homestead j!:xernption Law they have two weeks to apply for $30 million in talt benefits. The deadline for application is June 6. Applicants must file their reques~s with their county auditor. To be eligible an applicant must be 65 years or older, reside 1 on a homestead and have an annual income of less than $8,000. COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio's Gilligan reminded those senior citizens who applied last year four medical schools have rethat they must reapply formerly this year to receive the benefits. ceived an "unbeliveable" 15,816 applications for the 549 freshman class openings this fall, university officials report. The University of Cincinnati and Case Western Reserve University, the two Ohio schools which still admit large numbers of ou.t-of-state students, received the most applications . UC officials received 6,419 Two persons were injured in Orange Twp. ori Twp. Road 303, two separate accidents over J. E. Rankin, Rt. 2, Coolville, applications for 120 openings, the weekend, Sheriff Robert C. was traveling south when his Hartenbach's Dept. reported. car left the highway to hit a Saturday at 4:12 p.m. in tree and fence headon . T. S. Randolph, Reedsville, a Sutton Twp. on SR 338 four tenths of mile southwest of passenger, was taken to St. Racine, Roger H. Roush, 24, Joseph Hospital in ParkersKarie Robin Humphrey, Racine, Rt. 2, was traveling burg by private car . Rankins daughter of Mr . and Mrs . east when he hit a slick place car was demolished. No Charles Humphrey of Reedsand when he applied brakes his citation was issued. ville, was named V!JledicSunday at 10:15 p.m. in torian and Lucy Jean ~oiler, car went in to a spin and hit a Scipio Twp. on county road 17, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. telephone pole. His passenger, Cindy Roush, a Holstein bull was killed when David Holter was named Racine Rt. 2, was taken to struck -by a car ·driven by salutatorian at the 16th annual Veterans Memorial Hospital Charles M. Butcher , 29, commencement of Eastern by private car where she was Pomeroy, Rl. 4. The animal High School Sunday night. treated and released . She belonged to Leo Lynch, Dexter. The names of the two top There was medium property students of the 62-rnember suffered lacerations. There was medium damage damage . cla ss were announced by to Housh 's vehicle. No citation Principal Charles Swogger was issued . who also named eight other Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in s tudents with high scholastic HARRISONVILLE - Virgil i . Atkins, 60, widely known Meigs Counlian, died Sunday at his home near Harrisonville. He had been in failing health several years. Mr. Atkins was a member and an elder of the Harrisonville Presbyterian Church, a member of the Scottish Rite, 32nd Degree Mason , Columbus; Past master of Harrisonville F&AM Lodge, a past patron of the Harri sonville OES Chapter, and pas t watchman of shepherds of Mary Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem. He was serving at the lime of his death as Ohio Slate Grange . Deputy Master, and wa s president of the Meigs County Boa1·d of Education. A pas t master of the Meigs Courly Pomona Gra nge, he also was a pa st mas ter of Harrisonville Grange, and had spenl24 years as a 4-H Club advisor . Mr. Atkins was a member of the National Rifle Assn. and was a member and pas t president of th e Meigs Co unty Farm Burea u Board. He was an ins tructor several yea r·s after World War 11 in Farm Onthe-Job training . He had been a farm er here 40 years. In recent years he wa s employed as Ohio State Dairy Production Tesler in Meigs County . He wa s vice-president of the county board of hea lth . Surviving are his wife, Pauline Halliday Atkins ; a daughter , Mrs. Sharon Jewell , Pomeroy Route 4; a son-in-law , Hobert L. Jewell, Pomeroy Houle 4: his mother-in-law , Mrs . Frank Halliday , Rutland Route 1; a sister-in-law, Stella Atkins, Rutland ; a niece, Mrs . David Riggs, Pomeroy, Houle 4, and a nephew, Gordon Atkins , Chelsea, Mich. ALUMNI TO MEET Meigs High School Alumni Assoc iation will meet thi s cve nin14 at 7::10 in the cafeteria at the high school. All interes ted persons arc urged to attend . !~receding him in death were his parenLs, Earl and Alma Irwin Atkins, and a brother, EuJ4enc . Funeral services will be held al. 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Harrisonvi ll e Presbyterian Church with burial to be in the Two injured in auto accidents . and at CWRU, 5,255 students applied for 138 openings. About half of the Case Western medical school freshman class and 40 per cent of Cincinnati's will be out of Ohio students. Ohio State University and the Medical College of Ohio at Toledo both have policies to fill most openings with Ohio resi dents . However, OSU still received 2·,300 applications for the 227member freshman class, and Nixon stalling WASHfNGTON ( UPI) - The chairman of the Senate's Watergate investigation, Sen. Sam J . Ervin, D-N.C., accused the Nixon administration Sunday of trying to delay appearance of former presldentlal counsel John W. Dean III Toledo received I ,872 for its 64 decision making, perhaps , before his committee . . Because of the delay , it may could just as well be done by student spots. take the committee a month to Medical school officials have lottery. They are all good.'' J. Richard Allen, assistant to find out whether Dean ordered a difficult decision to make because most of the applicants the admissions director at that an offer of executive are not only qualified, but well OSU, agreed that the majority clemency be made to Waterqualified, according to Dr . of the applicants are qualified . gate conspirator James W. "It's simply a matter of giv- McCord Jr .. which McCord John L. Caughlcy Jr ., who handles medical school ad- ing it to those who deserve it says he received. Sen . Ervin said that the the most," Allen said. missions for CWRU. Caughlcy said many stu- Justice Department has de''When we get dowri .to the final group of 500 or 600 kids we dents apply at several dined to waive waiting periods interview, we are talking about different universities to totaling 30 days in connection 500 or 600 very good kids," increase th eir chances with th e granting of limited Caughley said. "At that point, of being admitted to med- immunity for Dean and for ical school, and may also another former White House file more than one application official, Jeb Stuart Magruder, so that their Senate testimony at each school. And students who have been cannot be used against them in turned down by a university court. . Asked during an appearance may apply again . on ABC's "Issues and An"So many fully qualified applicants are turned down who swcrs" why he thought" the Justice Department has not just don 't give up," he said . Dr . Robert Binhammer, as- granted the waivers; Ervin sistant dean at Cincinnati, said replied : " Because they want to many students are turning to the medical profession because postpone the apearance of of the tight job market for sci- Dean before the committee." He added, "I would not want to entists and Ph. D's. "We are even finding a large guess or .speculate as to their number of our own faculty who motives.'' · Questioning Postponed (Continued. on Page lO) Committee counsel Samuel .EHS Seniors graduate PARENTS CALLED MASON - Parents of Wahama High , School students are asked to attend The Middleport E-R squad I a Mason County Board of has bee n busy. Education meeting at 7:30 At 9:30 a . m. toda y the squad p.m. Tuesday when petitions went to Middleport Hill for of the group will be . Harry Brinker who was sufpresented. fering che.st pains. He was The J,lev. William DeMoss taken to Veterans Memorial' urges all Mason residel)ts Hospital. At 12!40 a . m. today with petitions out to turn the squad took Harold Rice of them in to him tonight or Rutland to Holzer Medical before noon tomorrow. The . Center. parents' group Is an Sunday at 3:55 p. m. the •outgrowth of recent school squad was called to Depot St., problems at the Wahama Rutland , for Mr s. Hobart High School In regard to the Durham who was ill. She was dismissal of the principaL taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she w11s .admilled . At 8:45 p. m. Sunday the fire dept. went to Mill St., where a car belonging to Betty MEET T\]ESDA Y Southern Loca l Band Batey had ca ught fire. Damage Boosters will meet Tuesday at was minor . At 7:37 p. rn. Saturday the · 7:30 p. rn. at the high school. squad was called to a cafe where John Taylor had been BOOSTERS TO MEET in jured in a fight . He was taken Meigs Band Boosters will lo Veterans Memorial Hospital meet this evening at 8 p. m. at where he was treated and then the high school. taken to Middleport jail, on 5 calls standings during their four years of school. The other eight are Byron McCoy, Melinda Jean Amsbary, James Alan Duvall, Richard Cross, Nancy J o Sexson, Vickie Sue Spencer, Lana M. Bened um, and Richard J . Stettler . Miss Humphrey and Miss Holter were presented trophies. Dr . A. R. Christensen, president of Rio Grande College and commencement speaker, used the class motto, "The.door is not closmg behind us, but opening before us," as his theme. He made these points : How wide the door opens depends on the push the indiviJlual uses on it . Educauon, lunual or in· formal , is strength in opening the door of opportunity, and then all Americans enjoy the right of choice when he gets the door open. Introduced by Miss I:Iurnphrey, the class president, Dr. Christensen spoke briefly of the Rio Grande Community Collel(e which will be operating in I he fall of 1974 serving young pe11pll' "f Meigs. Gallia, Vinton ( .' l NYC openings ' j KARlE ROBIN HUMPHREY, left and Lucy Jean Holter were named valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, at the 16th annual Eastern High School commencement Sooday · night. "breathing down its neck" as classes have had in past years and colleges are not overfl owi ng as they were in the 60S Dr . Christensen said, poi nting to the opportunities of today. " II must be wonderful to be graduatin g today . and anticipati ng the beginning of .a w" nderful future, " he said . All that · older people can do is to hope for that bright futur e for '"day 's gmdualcs," he nid: of 1!)73 d (JC~ not I{{' urged I he lar>(e ~-rc.wrl service •Jr11tl 1 Contin.ucdon Page 4l anrt Jackson counties. As a parl of that program, ev~n this fall, students wishing to attend Rio Grande will be able to al!end for approximately $700 com pared to SI700 for students outside of the four county area; He pointed nul that a student does no! have to be a 1973 14raduate to take advantage of 11re community college but co uld t?e a graduate of earlier · . YCf ii'S , Tl.f' !i<J \1' cltJSS a .~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::! EXTENDED OUTLOOK Highs In the 70s. Lows In the 5Qs Wednesday. and In the The Gallia-Meigs Com- 60s Thursday and Friday. A munity Action Agency 's Neigh- · chance of showers. are available borhood Y~uth Corps has job vacancies in Gallia and Meigs Counties for youths 16 and 17 years of age who have dropped out-of-school. Youth s interes ted in applyin g for these limited openings s hould contact the C.A.P. offi ce in Pomeroy at the Courthouse or ·the C.A.P. office in Gallipolis at the Courthouse. Si nce the openings for this outof-school program are limited, ;.rppliqmt~ will be placed irt job stations on a first come first served 'basis . Questions concerning qualifications for this program can be answered by contacting the C.A.P. office in Gallipolis (4 46-1760 ) or in . Pumeroy ( 992-5605) . Miles Cemetery . Masonic riles will be held at 8 p.. rn . Tuesc!ay at the Ewing Funeral Home where fri ends may ca ll anytime. The family has suggested that flowe rs be omitted in lieu of donations to the Meigs County Heart Fund . Ervin accuses Applications .bury Med schools E-R crew TEN CENTS :~:~:~:?.;:~:;:::;::::::::::::::;;,;-;::::::::::::::::-;:::::::=::~::::::::~ Oklahoman is held on DWID James Michael Kepner, ' 19, New Ca~ tle, Okla. was charged · with driving while under the influence of drugs ( DWID) following a traffic accident at 9:30a.m. Sunday on Rt.l60,six ' tenths of a mile south of Vinton . According to the GalliaMeigs Post Slate Highway Patrol, Kepner lost control of his car which ran off the t·oadway, striking an ern· bankrnent. It turned over. The . car was demolished . Officers confisca ted a small package of marijuana from his car . Kepner was to appear WEATHER before Judge Robert S. Betz Partl y c loud y northeast this morning in Gallipolis sunny south and west 'today . · Municipal Court, but did not High in the mid 60s northeast to a II end when, according to the low 70s southwest. Clear patrol, he appeared still to be tonight . Low in the mid 40s to und~r the influence of a drug low 50s . Mostly sunny Tueiiday. when the session beg:.n at 9 Higl1 in 1he iOs and low. 80s. a .11 1 Dash said the refusal so far to grant the waivers means that Magruder cannot be questioned by the corn'mittee until June 17, and Dean cannot . be questioned \inti! about a week after that , apparently the week of June 24. McCord testified Friday that he received an offer- which he was told came from "the highest levels of the While House" - that i{ he remained silent and went to jail he would be given money, early release through executive clemency, rehabilitation and a job. He . said the message was given to him by John Caulfield, 44, a former New York City policeman who worked for the White House and more recently for the Treasury Department. Senate sources have since disclosed that Caulfield told committee investigators the offer came from Dean. Caulfield is to testify after McCo:d when hearings resume Tuesday . The 30 days of waiting period to which Sen. Ervin referred work this way..ltlnder the law , when a committee decides by two-thirds vote that it wants immunity for a witness, it first gives the attorney general 10 days notice that it is making such application . Then U.S. District Court is notified , and the court has 20 days in which (Continued on Page 10) Mitchell pleads • m·n ocent NE W YORK (UPI ) Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell pleaded innocent today lo charges of perjury and . co nspiracy in an alleged scheme to influence a federal investigation ·or the top cash contributor to President Nixon's 1972 campaign. Former Commerce Secretary Maurice Slans and Harry L. Sears, a prominent New Jersey Republican , also pleaded innocent to charges ·arising from a $250,000 contribution made by Robert L. Vesco, a 36-year-old New Jersey financier . Vesco did not appear at the arraignment proceedings at the U. S. Courthouse and a · warran l for his arrest was issued by Judge J ohn Cannella. Ve>co was last reported to be in rosta Rica . �PUBLIC NOT1CES When to Fi;sse, When Not Your R1ght to Know . Q874 OF COMMON P L EAS ME GS COUNT Y OHI O ~.t nd t AIO . QJ 10 ROGER ADAMS a Pa ne sh p DB A A & P Dr ng Co mpany Ra e ne "o h 0 P a nt tt No h Sou h vul e able n ~ t lh Decea s ed !. Ea t S uti Pa s 44 vs PH LIP CONRAD e a Helen Hottel dun y s third d amond lo park h s losmg heart J n In other words he should take h s ace of hearts •nd play the ace and 10 of d amonds Oswa ld Then he would ¥ 98" t 9752 . 862 • K >4 3 SO UTII ( D ) • KJ l9r. ¥ A62 N THE C OUR T Helen Help By Us. • • <~se EAST • • • QJ 104 t K843 ~ ""a::; a Jux ury s c.:c he co ld gt ve UJ a diamond and the n ¥ K7 t QJG . A97 "t:ST . A2 • seen tha t the d•amond f nesse 21 NORTII RO Y PROFF TT I WIN AT BRIDGE Pa s ¥Q lh Os\\ald & Jame Jacohv Jm The Tab I.. Are Turned Dear Helen Those haootlv Slllj()e females who wnte to you They pot down marned life and coostder any woman who has a baby absurd They nd1cule family ties warn that motherhood w n t he second heart d s card h s last heart on dum destroys love for your man and v ce versa n y s last d amond and go Why don t they JUst do lhell' own thmg and leave us happily after tru n 1 s marned parents alone' -WIFE AND MOTilER BY CHOICE J n Th s would keep h m from I ng a heart tr ck He could lose the club fi nesse Dear Wtfe Maybe they re getting even for all those years when a smgle ater on but l wou d j ust cost t m an overt ck not h s woman was an old rna d and a childless wife was barren or ant act selfiSh ll s human nature I guess to 'prove your way IS best by ndicullng those who take theoppos>leway - H T) e h dtl ng ha Dear Helen been f u an ea y cha c o padc r he has J UU b d a pade he ahl c "I a h w f ur I fOUA Y S QUESTIO~ Yo d b d a hca a d pa b d on pad W a do you \n \oi. C tlcmoocco" Carpenter News, Event B e Ma k and Jeffrey G ll o~ l y e be of Pac k 50 Cub Scou s fran Alban y e ded h Cub Scout 0 ymp cs at I ede S ad wn n Athens M an I M I a ry S a bury nd Benn} Reynolds bu g pent a f " lays he c v lh h s pa en s M and M Da e S nsb y Other v s or e S a bu y home were nd M s Je y Stansbu y h dren and M and Mrs Ha o l Oxl v ucu l Mrs ce M Kn gh Be C Lm bus vas an overn ght g ues he e nd v s Led Mr and M s D 0 McK g t G d e Th e unknown he dc v e e s a dm n execu o s ega ecs a o ass gn s o and Magg c K o be g a Oecea ed e D e f end an C ugly and o I er relat ves M nn M s M I Pal erson and fa n y Ox en H II Ma y and v re e en g es s f oIe M c E: S a ea L Chee lead e s an I p aye s m h s ornm un ty who we e f among I ose '"' o at ended a Ju n H gh baske ball banquet a he Spartan Motor Lodge A I en we e Wanda Peck V g n a Jo dan Chery U:n'l son tmd Les er and Marco J eff ers 1 e coa Mr La 4 NOT CE TO y Spen e ce CONTRACTORS k STATEOFOH 0 Co mm on P eas Cou M e gs Coun y Pom e OY Oh 0 2 6 6 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPOR,TAT ON Co umbu Oh o May Con 973 act Sa e s Lega Copy No 3 402 UN T PR CE CONTRACT was host for the vcn ng M nd Mrs Waller Jordan Ga I pn s v s led the r 1a en s Mr and Mrs Cl nton C k l Kar en and 1ad \ I any an l Mr cmd Mrs Mcndal Jordan and olhe loca e a ve The) stopped n ou e to all on er grand pa en s Mr and Mrs l ncoln R sci Wolf Pen and Mrs A a G Ike) Ha r son lie and also h s grandmothe Faye J ian M G anv lie Stou and Geo ge spent some t me w th pa ents Mr and Mrs C B D e le; n Per son Flor da W le the e hey s ed D sney Word b and he e c a led on her and tam 1 es and e ves n that area l e Busy Bee Soc ely of the C pon er Bap st Chu ch were gues s bf the Ten pie Un led M hod s Chur ~ h W S C S at he ng ton hurch V v an R lne o honor h s grand he Mr and M s Ce G llogly and fa ly a ended a fam Iy go t er ng at e home of her o he and s ste law Mr and M f m y G ne Lambe t and Pomeroy Others p esent were Mr s Helen M a nn ng D W eb s e J d ge and e x o oC e k o sa d Co Jot nson Mrs Beverly Roush and ch ldren Mr and Mrs Harley Hann ng Denny Abbott and Ke h Whaley a of By an e E M e Ch e Dep u Ce k 29 2 Po neroy ar ea Ma etsun jan e F a 11 s n M and M s Dale Stans lo cal alon g w th he r guests the Larry Sta sburys spent an eve Lesotl o so uti er Afr ca s rho fe et h gl o boulll ee t) es the I e ght of N agara e bury P)l s n ng The Da1~ w th her brother n la"' and s s er Mr and Mrs Ma on M cClure Dexter Sentmel PH 5 2 Colwnb a Grange No 2435 eld l e May meet ng A P R CH EY D RE C T OR epu L on he sew ng contest as g en b} the Women s 29 2 tk N O T CE OF L A RRY E SPEN CE R CL,ERK OF CO U RT OF CO MM O N PLEA S ME GS COUNTY OH 0 P O M ER OY OH 0 '2 2 6 8 r c 1j n ng ted Sta es sta ted o s for gove n e s o e gn 8 6 w h n o mon hs Da ed 11 s s d(ly o 9 3 M H sto y Dear Helen I read last month about the New York City Opera soprano who bared all for her art and thereby brought a sell-out crowd to her performance m New Orleans S nee opera doesn t always gel full houses when on tour OPERA maybe nudtty 1s what tl needs for success Yes' BUFF FOR OPERA BUFFS Dear Buff Or as my tmabashed husband Bob says If they won t come o hear an opera soprano sana maybe they ll come to SEE her H area Stiversville News Notes e e es Cl a man Cookbook er e g ven and plans ade for the cook e Laurel Cliff Newrs Notes BY BERTHA PARKER Sabbath School a ltendance May 13 al the Free MethodiSt Church was 108 Offermg for all serv ces was $151 57 Flowers were presented Mrs Clarence Cur s bemg the oldest mother and Mrs J R Tracy be ng the youngest mother present Mrs Fern Dora Story and son John Columbus Mr and Mrs Bill Perry Athens spent Sa lurday w th Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Mr and Mrs Gene Alk1re K mberlee and Kaven Columbus spent Mother s day " th Bertha Parker Mrs Cora Renshaw has returned hom• after spendmg several months with her daughter and son m law Mr and Mrs Merle Hams St Albans W Va and Mr and Mrs Charley Brown Gall pols Mrs Otto Lohn Pomeroy was hostess Thursday evemng to n ne members of the Laurel Cliff Health Club A donation was g ven by Mrs Art Hend r cks for use of a hospttal bed After the bustness meeting garpes were played Wtnners were Jean Wr ght Ladonna G lmore Refreshments were served at the close of the meet ng Mrs Ethel Grueser Mrs con es at he June meet ng ll he eb g e na as ol s o announced that Leona Karr Mrs Bertha Be y A Ba on k o Mu be y H e g h s Pome o Oh o has G an ge lnspect on would be Parker and Mrs Georg>a Diehl be en d y a p po n ed Ex e u a tended the Sen or C tizen or he Es a e o w am G ell a he J ne meet ng n ee t ng a the Motor Lodge Ba on k de ease d ae o V age o Pom e o y Me gs Aelsonv lie Fr day Also Mrs Coun y O h o r1 e d v sun of watercraft of Sally Byers attended the C ed o s a e eq u ed o e he c a ms w 11 sa d du d e 0 o Department of meet ng Cou Henr y Fo d sa s b nk Case No 20 929 am G Ba on k w v I~ APPO NTMENT Es a e o Dece a se d No e +++ Gaston and Mrs Dorse) Jordan a d Rodney and Mrs Faye J o dan were n Columbus on Sunday Tl ey callert on Mrs J dan s daughter V na Ru e fa d n the afternoon rt e p wa s planned by n Me gs Dear SWTI.F We ll never know will we' (But I 11 bet we hear from com pany execultves who shout T aml so H Murl ee and Paul ne Comer n q D Webs e udge o Com man P eas P ob a e D Meg Co n 5 2 May N 3 on Oh o Resources u ges nu o ove load her overloaded boat a ps or capstzes DR D Dear Helen Here s a gnpe directed to companies which advertise freeb es You see a b>g coupon m your paper or magazme Take this to your local market and get a free bottle or package of our new product An mtroductory offer But \\hen you whip over to the store hop111g to save a btt on the grocery b 11 you d scover the product IS so new on the market that 1l s non...,x>stenl on the shelves After you check out f1ve stores you gtve up and then just about the ltme the coupon expires the Item IS stocked 1 hale to be susp>e>ous but this has happened so often Utat I wonder if compames plan thmgs this way They plant the name of the product ftrmly m your mmd - because you ve searched for t d I gently But they w ggle out of gmng you a freebte by delaymg shipments tmtil the coupons exptration date Could 11 be' THE SEARCHER WHO TOO LATE FINDS Guests VIS lmg at the home ed devot on s and of Mr and Mrs Loms A DeLuz her as he theme \\ere Mrs l uc lie Southal plur and ead ngs Staal s M II W Va Mrs Ruth verc p esented Plans we e Blackwel Charleston W Va ale fo he Jun e meet ng to Mr and Mrs Paul Parsons be eld n Be pre at the home of Sandyv lie W Va Mr and Mrs R chard Abels and Mr M and M s Howard Stan ey f n embers of Temple and Mrs E: H Carpenter Ch c I ose p esent were ocal Mr and Mrs Thomas Birch I Ia Cheadle Metta F sher Anna L h Freda Sm th and son Waterford OhiO B nn e Cl eadle f,mma gh a Gal aw ay u d M Songs Sc n I l"" McWhorter Murl Gal ""Y Ava Greenlee R 1 a Rh oades West ne Crabtree Be y Mat ox Goldie G llogly Ha ze l Cui ve Rosemary M e D bb e and Laur e El zabelh Jordan Leah Bea BEs1des I liked the vtew ee ng on Wednesday W des bed ea h e a nd s own ed bends are good exerciSe Mr and Mrs g anctdaughter Ed Bauer Kelly Sue Deconruck Marion v sited over the weekend wtth \frs Bauers parents Mr and Mrs Charles Karr Sr spent Sunday wtth Mr Chnt B rch and daughter Leota Among those VISitmg Rev and Mrs Lawrence Gluesencamp Sr and N>ck Dawn were Mr and Mrs Michael Hauber Pittsburgh Pa Mr and Mrs W lham Ktbble Tuppers Pla ns Mrs J 0seph>ne K bble Pomeroy Mrs Dorothy Parker Chester Mr and Mrs Lawr~nce Thetss V r.lon Mr and Mrs Ted Bailey and ch ldren Cadmus Mrs Ruby Congo Spiller Larry Wolfe Ractne Mrs Iva Lawrence and daughter Ertan Johnson and Tom Boso local Mr and Mrs John Euler and son Byron Cottagev lle W Va called at the home of S W Durst on Sunday afternoon Mrs Ada Van Meter called on Mrs Jeanne Dalley on a recent Friday afternoon Guests of theE H Carpenter fam ly were Mr and Mrs Loms A DeLuz Mr and Mrs Paul Evans and Paul Dean S W Durst Mr and Mrs John Euler and Byron Mrs Blame Da>ley Bryan and Benny Mrs Jeanne Da1ley Chuck Hansen Mr and Mrs Bert Farrell N1ckt Dawn Van Meter Stan Fleteher Mrs R chard Abels Larry Bronson and Johnny Klem Point Rock Social Notes Mr and Mrs John Vale and daughters of Columbus came for h s mother Nellie Vale on Sunday and returned her home on Monday followlrig her six weeks check w>th her surgeon and medical doctor Graduatmg next Sunday from Alexander Hlgh School from this area w1D be Tina Marte Radek111 daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Radekln and Ketth Stultz son of Mr and Mrs Frank Shlltz Death by drownmg takes the hves of thousands of American hoaters each year says the Oh o Department of Natural Resources Oh1o law reqwres hat boats contam an approved hfe preserver for each passenger In addition young sters r1dmg m watercraft less Uan 18 feet long must wear an app oved hfe Jacket at all tmes ronton, MONDAY MAYll 1973 7 00 - Tru h or Con seq 3 Beaf 1he C oc..._ 4 News 6 10 C cus 13 Whaf s My L ne Sa nf 15 8 Elec Co 20 Read Your Way Up 33 7 30 - To Tel the T uth 6 Young Or K dare 8 Hollywood Squares 4 Traff c Cou I 10 Do You Read M.e 20 Ep sode Act on 33 Bobb y Goldsboro 3 Mov e Tarzan & The She Dev I 3 8 00 - a,seba J Pre Game Show 3 4 15 Advocates 20 33 Rooke 6 Guns moktt 8 10 9 00 - P ot F m s 6 3 Here s Lucy 8 10 lnter v ew w th Mrs Caretta K ng 20 33 9 30 0 00 10 30 Oor s Day 8 10 Book Beat 20 33 ~d cal Cente 8 0 Turn ng Po nts 20 33 News 20 B Moy ers Jou na 33 11 00 News 3 4 6 8 10 J IS 11 30 Johnny C:a son 3 4 15 Salute to Humble Howard 6 ~ Mov es Cou ntdown 8 Get Yourself a College G r 0 Sun se Sem nar 4 Sacred Heart 0 Farmt m e 10 Paul Ha vey 3 30 ....., Columbus Today 4 B be Answer s B Conc ern & Com ment 0 Fa th Fa Toda y 3 45 - Corncob Repo t 13 55 Take F ve fa L fe 5 00 Today 3 4 I S CBS News 8 10 News ti Jeffs Co e 3 30 RomperRoom6 Rocky& Bu w nkel3 Popeye 10 00 Capt Kanga oo o New Zoo Revue 3 Sesame St 33 Lass e 6 30 Jack Lalanne 3 Rompe Room 8 New Zoo Revue 6 00 - Pau 0 xon 4 Concent at on 6 F end y Junct on a AM 3 D K !dare 3 Merv Gr ff n 8 30 ToTe 1 The T uth J Jeopardy 6 Ho ywood Ta k ng 0 00 0 nah Shore 3 15 Co umbus S x Ca ng 6 Joke s W ld 8 0 0 ck Van Dyke 3 6 00 6 15 6 25 6 6 6 7 7 9 9 10 o 30 Baff e 3 4 15 $ ere eat I Flashes do just that Sport Parade 0 000 Pyram d 8 0 Spl t Second 3 00 - SaleoftheCentu y 3 5 LoveAme canStye6 Gambt 8 10 Password 3 Elec Co 20 30 Ho ywood Squa es 3 4 15 Sew tched ti 3 Love of l fe a 10 Sesame S 20 1 55 - CBS News a Dan mel s World 0 12 00 - Jack e Ob nger 8 Jeopardy 3 5 Bob Brauns 50 SO C ub 4 Password 6 News 0 3 12 30 3 W s 3 15 Sp Second6 Sea ch for Tomo ow 8 0 2 55 News 3 "'i 1 00 News 3 AI My Ch ldren 6 13 Green Acres a Not For Women On y 5 Secret S o m 8 20 Fash on In Sew ng 3 30 3 On A Match 3 4 5 Lets Make A Dea 3 Bow ng 6 As The Wor d Turn s 8 0 2 00 Days of Our L ves 3 4 5 New ywed Game 3 M ke Doug ass 6 Gu d ng L ght 8 0 2 30 Doc to s 3 4 5 Oat ng Game 13 Edge of N gh18 0 3 00 - Anothe We d 3 4 -5 Gene at Hosp tal6 3 Wo d of Press 20 love Splendored Th ng a 0 3 30 Return of Peyton P a~e 3 5 One L fe to L ve 6 3 Sec ef Sto m 0 Magg e & The Beaut fu Mach ne 20 Ho lywood Ta k ng 8 Ph Donahue 4 4 oo M ste Ca toon 3 Love Ame can Stye 3 Huckleber y Hound & Yog Bea 6 Move TheM kman 0 4 30 - Pett coat Junct on 3 Love Lucy 6 W d W ld West 13 To Be Announced 8 5 00 Mr Rogers 20 33 Andy Gr ff th 15 Bonanza 3 4 B g Va ley 6 Hazel 8 5 30 Bever y H I b I es 8 Elec Co 33 Gomer Py e 3 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Death Va ey Days 5 5 55 Ea N ght nga e 5 6 00 News 3 4 8 10 3 5 Truth or Con seq 6 Sesame Sf 20 A ound The Bend 33 6 30 News 3 4 6 8 0 5 Dream of Jeanne 3 M estones of P ogress 33 7 00 - What s My L ne B I ve Got A Secret 3 Elec Co 20 Beat The Cock 4 News 6 10 Untamed Wo d 3 TV Hono Society 5 T uth o Conseq 3 Mart n Ag onsky Even ng Edt on 33 7 30 To Tel The Truth 6 P ce Is R gh 8 0 Beat The Cock 13 Ths Is You Lfe3 C cus4 Peope&ThePress 5 RFD 20 Great Steamboat Race 33 8 00 - Maude 8 Book Beat 33 Mov e Set Th s Town On F re 3 Death of a Gunf1ghter 4 Chuck Wh te Presents 9 Oh o Th s Week 20 Tempe a ures R s ng 6 3 8 30 - Haw a F ve 0 8 0 Move Ca I Her Mom 6 13 B Move s Journa 20 33 9 00 Beh nd he l nes 20 33 9 30 Em my Awards 8 10 Back Journal20 33 0 00 Ma cus Welby M 0 6 3 News 20 NBC Repo ts 3 4 15 8 ography 33 11 00 News 3 4 8 3 5 11 30 Johnny Carson 3 4 5 Mov ng Ta get 6 3 Mov es He en Mo gan Sto y 8 Mckey One 10 00 Perry Mason 4 News 3 2 00 Your Hea lth 4 2 30 News 4 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE Dear Daughter Here It IS your fll'sl day actually working for a teleVISIOn station I am fully confident you wtll do well durmg this summer mternsh1p Three years of college and two summers working for the PI Pleasant Regtsler havelJrepared you as well as posmble I suppose However I hope you ll remember that you are NOT Mary Tyler Moore m that unagmary newsroom at the mythical Mmneapohs stal>on where allis fun and games Bas Johnson IS not Lou Grant and he should be glad because he s younger handsomer and probably smarter Bob Brunner IS not Ted Baxter the m111dless boob wtUt a good votce and profile He and others on-camera are competent mtelligent newsmen Don t think th1s IS a fll'st step toward the b>g ttme honey because t ts m many ways the b1g ltme now The Charleston Huntmgton telev>ston market IS the nation s 36th largest and top 50 are where adverttsers target !hell' blockbuster sales ~Itches Your JOb w1th WSAZ TV s Charleston operations w1ll be compounded you ll f>nd by the folks down the street at Channel 8 Yes competttion extsts- to a whtte-bot degree m the race for rattngs and audience shares Charlie Ryan and Co at WCHS-TV are equally competent and wtll go after a story w>th all the zeal they can muster I th111k this compettllon wh ch has graduaUy dra111ed out of the newspaper busmess ts a healthy thmg I thmk you ll agree as time goes on The thmg that comes to my mmd as you trudge up those statrs at Channel 3 today s that you are steppmg mto a world which d1d not exiSt a quarter-century ago - an elecb""onic toy that has altered the livmg hab ts and tives of all of us Even when you were born Webad no TV set 111 that wmter of 1952 That came about four months later as I recall But m tbose short 25 years what a mtracle lelevtston has wrougnt - not always for the good It has ltterally flown us to the moon let us Witness the assassmabon of a Pres>dent and the murder of hts assasstn and shown us scenes of the ultimate unmoraltty war m livmg co\or from VIetnam (It also has filled Ute heads of tens of mtlbons of chtldren w>lh tens of billions of hours of absolute rubbiSh - tncludmg your own head and you are not the same person you would have been w thoul TV ) TeleviSion IS unmediate urgent and ephemeral Unltke the pr nted word (for wh>ch I shall always have an nordmate fond ness) It IS so li""ansttory that an effect an 111flection or a stmple hoo-boo can be prmted Indelibly mto milliOns of bra111s at the same mstant The mtstakes you make Ill writing teleVISion news are not bke those 111 thiS newspaper -a glarmg error that stares out to haunt you at least until tomorrows ed>tions But if you make such an error 1l can convey a false tmpresston or a plam un truth to vtewers In the hundreds of thousands- With no way for correction or retraction usually And so UtiS IS the wayward medtum you are entenng where the great and the dreary cross the screen With equal raptdtty where network executtves wtth salar1es 111 SIX figures make deciSIOns that can mean success or fa>lure 111 etght figures m tens of m>lltons of dollars where magniftcence IS achieved JUSt often enough to make us forget and forg1ve the hundreds of hours of mediocnty You may find yau love televts>on You may hate t But like all the rest of us you ll fmd you cannot >gnore 11 Good luck boney Love Dad in taking track title BOWLING GREEN Oh10 ( UPI ) Kent State captured the Mtd Amer can Conference track hUe this weekend as fiVe conference records were established Bowling Green won the goif tournament and Toledo took the tenniS event durmg the MAC s 27th annual spnng sports weekend hosted by Bowlmg Green Kent Slate comptled 138 po111ts 111 b""ack whtle Eastern M ch gan wtlh three record setters came n second With Ill T OMLER Outstanding The Flashes got a record breakmg performance Satur day from their 440-yard dash prellmmanes then won the 100- yard dash Saturday m 9 63 and the 226-yard dash m 21 seconds EMU s All Amenean distance runner Gordon Mmty broke ex>slmg marks m the SIXIIlile run Fnday m 28 S4 68 and the three rrule Saturday With a 13 'll 34 EMUs Tony Nelson a Canadian Olympic star set a record Fr1day tn the 120 yard h>gh hurdle prelunmar es m 13 95 seconds Bowlmg Green Fourth m overall standings got a record breakmg performance from Olympic gold medaliSt Dave Wattle who went the mile m 4 02 45 Saturday Wattle also won the 880-yard dash m I 50 7 Mlamt was thtrd 1n the over all standmgs followmg by Bowhng Green Western Sparky will rest Reds' swingers CINCINNATI UPI) It could be the anemna!l Reds have been gettmg too much battmg practice At least that s one of the explanatiOns Manager Sparky Anderson gave for the Reds lack of run productton tn recent days Seven tunes n the last 10 games the Reds have scored four or Jess rWls Sunday the Reds spl t a double header wttlf the San D ego Padres losmg the f rst game 2 I and then commg back to take the second 3-2 Smce today IS an off-<lay on the Reds schedule Anderson was asked whether he planned a workout No I lh nk we get m llett111g practtce than any other club tn baseball he sa1d In fact somettmes I thmk we get too much The Reds m the m dst of a l:Jilame home stand open a two game ser es With the Houston Aslros Tuesday mgbt here Clay Carroll who made his first start smce 1969 when he went f ve mrungs against the Los Angeles Dodgers last week wtll open agamst the Aslros Jack Billingham who owns a 7 I record w ll pitch Wednesday mght An error by Reds catcher Johnny BEnch on ptteber Fred Norman s bunt 111 the seventh tnn ng paved the way for the two runs wh ch gave the Padres thetr 2-1 v>ctory m Sunday s ftrst game The Reds had taken a one rtm lead m the first and t held up unt>l the seventh despite e1ghl hits by San Dtego m clud ng doubles by Derrel Thomas and Ivan Murrell and a tnple by Jerry Morales Bench s error on Norman s bunt followed a s111gle by Dave H !ton A btmt s ngle by Enzo uernandez loaded the bases One Padre run scored on a double-play grounder 111 the second came home on Leron Lees smgle A double and a home run by Tony Perez drove 111 two of the Reds runs as Don Gullett notched h s f fth v>ctory agamst two losses m the second game Perez s homer hts surth broke a 2-2 tie m the seventh mnmg of the second game TO • ACTION s a grow ng movement of volunteers of all ages and sk Is who wa nt to he p people he p hem selves In Venezue a n Appala ch a n Eth op a n Sou th Ch cago Anyplace n he world where people need he p ACTIO N s the Peace Corps VI STA RSVP (Re t red Sen or Vol un teer Program ) SCORE (Serv ce Co rps of Re t red Execu ves) ACE (Act ve Corps of Ex ecul ves) The Foster Grandparent Program UY A (U n vers ty Year fo r ACTION) So f you wan to do some h ng for somebod y don t craw under a rock Ge no ACTIO N • Six marks fall m Today's 3 TUESDAY MAY22 1913 8 One last word about mm -skirts I hate to see them lengthen " >I ll Eal S uh - for health reasons When women wore th1gh-lugh skirts they I o1o P s had to hend from the knee to pick up thmgs on the floor or check Yo u Sou h I old lower fll ng eases etc OtherwiSe they d expose too much rear You ean I e .KJH7 ¥K10 5 4 t 32 .A87 Any doctor Wlll tell you that tiftmg heavy objects while you o d ;ou to sta t bend from the watst IS the surest way toward back trouble Knee c at Th gves tow I nc ea n w en no Television Log 8 +++ 3- The Dally Sentmel M ddleporl Pomeroy 0 May 21 1973 Millo Richman UPI Sports Ed11or I>) Mlch>gan Oh10 Umverstty Toledo and Central Michigan Bowltng Green carded a team total of I 512 strokes to wm the golf competition for the second consecut ve year OhiO Umvers1ty was four strokes off the pace and Kent State w>th medalist Mike Mor row was third Followmg them were M1am Western Mtch>gan Cenli""al Michigan Toledo and Eastern Michigan Morrow carded a 292 for the 72 holes played on two weekends Toledo captured the tenlliS compel t10n although Saturday s fmals had to be played mdoors M1amt f niShed second With Western M chigan th1rd followed by Bowling Green Kent State Central M>eh gan and Eastern Mtch>gan Fourth Trophy M1am1 s strength thiS week end gave the Redsk111s their fourth Reese Trophy even though the baseball title wtll be determmed next weekend In e ght ol the mne sports the Redsktns compiled 49 "" potnts bolstered by championships m cross country and bas ketball Kent Slate holds down sec and while 1972 wmner Bowltng Green 1s third M1am w1ll face Ohio Uruver s1ty this weekend tn the lttJe dec1d111g senes for baseball Oh o U IS fourth n competition for Ute Reese Trophy len pom ts beck of M>am> Standings Mii)or Leagu~ Stand~~ By Un ted Pre1s lnternatJOnil Hat 1)1'\AI Le•SJUf East w I pel gb Ch cag o 23 16 590 New Yo k 9 16 543 2 P tsbv gh 5 17 469 4 12 Mon eat 5 18 455 5 Ph ladel ph a • 23 378 8 S l ou s ? 14 333 West . ' w I pel 9 b 2'6 15 634 26 7 60S 1 23 6 590 2 23 7 575 2 6 22 .t21 8 2 San D ego 5 26 366 11 Saturday s Results S Lou s at Montrea l ppd a n and co d weathe l P llsbu gh 4 New Yo k 1 ( 0 Houston San F anc sc o Cncnna Los Angeles A an a Oass A, one record set in AA NEW YORK (UP I ) - The turf world wondered today if nn ) Secretar>at s lopsided vtetor>es m the Kentucky Derby and the Ph lade ph a 3 Ch ago o ( st Preakness would turn the 105th rwmmg of the Belmont Stakes on gam e tw n1gh ) Ch cago 7 Ph ade ph a 6 (2nd June 9 mto a 'walkover I~onlon and Ghesapeake retamed team cham game tw n gh t That IS htghly unlikely m these days of big purses With only p10nsh1ps m the Class AA and A D1stnct track and C nc nna 0 San 0 ego 4 w I ghl) two starters second place m the I 'k mile classic would be worth f>eld meets held at R10 Grande College s Evans Los Ange es 7 At ant a 7 ( 13 about $32 1100 F1eld Saturday nn a n w ghtl Although the race IS three weeks away Secretariat already IS a ston 2 San Franc sea Most of the fmal events were held m a downpour n Hou ghll 1-lt>-10 favorite to complete his sweep of the Tnple Crown of ram Saturday afternoon The AA Ironton Tigers Sundays Results classtcs and become only the mnth horse 111 history to wm the San 0 ego 2 C nc nnat st keyed by B1ll Markin s double m the h1gh hurdles Kentucky Derby the Preakness and the BElmont Stakes C nc nnat 3 San D ego 2 2nd and shot w1ll send four md1v1duals and the>r 880 Hous on a San Fran c sea 7 I have no dea how many horses Will start 111 the Belmont Mont ea 4 5 Lou s sf yard relay teams to the state meet thts weekend m sa1d tra ner Luc>en Laurin indtcating he really d)(ln t care HIS St Lou s 7 Montrea 2 2nd Columbus darling was back on home grounds at Belmont Park safe sound AI anta 3 Uos Ange es 2 I sf L os Angeles 8 Allanta J 2nd and ready to run agam after a trtwnphal road show Mark n went 15 I to capture partiC pal ng Ch cago of Ph ade ph a ppd The b1g handsome muscular colt toured Kentucky and the h ghs and tossed the shot Coach Ron Logan s Blue an Maryland smashmg the I ~. mUe track record at Churchill 48-7 Teammates Dale R1fe Devtls tall ed five pomts P ttsbu gh al New Yo k ppcl Downs and probably lowermg the I 3-16 mile record m w111mng Cec1l Morr son and M ke Layne Dav d Graham placed fourth 10 an Today s Probable P tchers the Prealmess Stakes at Plmbco on Saturday also quahf ed for the state the 100-yard dash John Cornett AI Tmes EDT Two expert clockers for The Datly Racmg Form Gene Sch R ffe captured the 220 n 23 0 was s xth n the same event Ch cago Pappas 3) al Montrea Renko 2 2) wartz and Frank Robmson who probably have timed a m11tion Morr son had a fme 9 56 0 in Gall a s Craig Ell s and S Lou s (W se 4 2) at New horses between them each caught Secretarial m I 53 Ui the two mtle and Layne was Randy R ce had good limes 10 York ( Koosman 5 l n ght Time Review Unlltely El s 3 4) at P ttsburgh clocked n 21 I n the low the hurdle events but fa led to Ph adelph a <Carlton 4 6) That was better than Canonero s record of I 54 set two years hurdles qualify n ght ago and much better than the I 55 flat record by the elec al Wheelersburg s Bernard Chesapeake captured the San Franc sea (Bryan 5 3) at tuner 111 the Preakness Saturday Tolley won the m1le w>lh an Class A sess on wtth 90 po10ts Houston ( Fo sch 4 3} n ght schedu ed Even Ted McLean the offlcwl timer at Ptmllco caught oulslandmg 4 22 7 while Rock Frankfort Adena was a d1stant Only games Tuesday s Games Secrelar al m I 54 ~ but he falled to notify the stewards as IS H1ll s Leroy Shorter ~ opped the second w1 th 63 Ch cagoa Montrea (n ghf) S Lou sat New York (n ght customary and the 1 55 was posted as off1c1al 100 tn 10 3 North Galha of tl e Southern P t sburgh al Ph ade ph a Laur>n has asked that the Situation he rev ewed and In the Class A meet Valley Athletic Conference was n ghl Secretariat be credited w1th the record That appears to be Chesapeake s Monte Edwards 14th out of 21 learns entered louslon a C nc nnat n ght) San unlikely won the low hurdles w th a 21 9 Eastern also a member of the n ght D ego at Los Ange es The relieved blUe lramer was more mlerested 111 getting performance wh>le the Panther SV AC was 15th and SVAC San F anc sc o at AI an a Secretar>at ready for the BElmont Stakes now that his colt IS so n le and 880 teams will also champ on Kyger Creek placed n gh Amer can League close to turf unmortahty move on to Columbus 19th By Un ted Press lnternat ona I 1 don t know of any new horses commg mto the picture and Coal Grove s Randy Hall Here s Saturday s results East they do so at their own risk he sa1d And I have no way of f n shed f rslm the 100 w>lh a wl pctgb OHIO CLASS AA De o 20 8 526 knowmg ~any of those other horses w>ll be back 10 2 clock10g I on on 36 H I sboro 75 Ba moe 7 7 500 One of those other horses wtll not be Trainer Bill Resseguel Also qual fy ng from Wheele sbu g 59 Se pre 48 New Yo k 8 9 486 Lex ngfon 30 Wa en M !waukee 1 9 n 2 shipped Our Native third m both the Kentucky Derby and the Chesapeake were second place New Loca 22 Wave ly 2 South Bas on 4 19 424 3 Preakness to Garden State Park for the Jersey Derby on May 28 f mshers Gary Sheets 10 the Pont 20 Rock H 10 Sher dan C eve and 6 23 4 0 4 l 0 Gal pol s 5 Odl< H 5 No Plans For Sham West n 1e M>ke Hunt 10 the 220 Fa and 4 V nton County .4 wlpclgb And tough luck Frank Martm who has a good sohd runner m Ra dy Hall m the d scus and We lston 3 Po lsmouth West Ch cago 1 3 68 Sham was undec ded about what to do w1th his perpetual Gene Estep n the pole vault Ca fa n a 2 4 600 INDIVIDUAl bndesma1d who was second at Churchill Downs and agam at Kansas( v 23 6 590 The Panthers m le team was M le B T ley M nnesota 8 7 54 3 ' Pimltco made up of T m Hunt Ray (Whee e sburg 4 22 7 .440 Odktand 20 9 513 3 , I have absolutely no plans for Sham at this time not even for Hartman Paul Hawthorne I I el G lgo e (SP) P Te~o:as 12 23 343 9 , Johnson (SPI 51 5 IQO-Saturday s Results !he Belmont sa1d Martm wbo still refused lo concede that and Mike Hunt Hartman Shorfe (RH 10 3 20 h gh Kansas C y 5 Oakland 2 Secretar>al mtght be better than his colt Randy Hall Edwards and hu die s 1 Ma k n ) S M nnesota 8 Ch cago 3 (HI I 56 5 220 Johnny Campo who doesn l beheve tn super horses De ro I 4 M waukee 2 M ke Hunt were on the 880 880R- fe 1Bvck 23 0 Two m e Cleve and 6 New Yo k 4 probably wtll start Tw ce a Pr nee >f he hasn t changed his mmd team Mo son 9 S6 80 ow fw ghl This IS a funny game You ve galla keep testing those other Layne ( ) 21 Only one Class AA mark was hu des Ba tl more 3 Bos on n ghtl M e e ay HI sbQ o horses if you want to wm races he said Ca forn a 9 Texas n ghtJ establ shed Bernard Tilly of 9 sao relay 1 on ton Sunday s Resulls Secretar at who was a little ttred after w111mng the Kentucky Wheelersburg ran the m1le m J 33 32 4 ong 1ump McCiu e New York 4 C eve and 2 sf Derby ~ardly showed any effects from the Preakness B) 2 Sho put I Mark n New Yo k 7 Cleveland 3 2nd 4 22 7 better ng the 1969 mark MEMPHIS Tenn (UPI ) I 48 7 D scuss 1 Vannoy We ll follow the same routine He II start galloping slowly n a M lwaukee 1 Detro t 0 sf B "9 H gh Jump De o t 5 M !waukee 3 2nd Golf has a new mtlltona>re and few days And when he s ready we II start working h1m aga n of 4 31 I set by Lar caster s Fehr ng H 6 0 Gary Graff when !he Gales Kansas C ty 8 Oak and 2 the Memphis Class1c has an old He ll get a well earned rest after the Belmont and probably won l OHIO ClASS A Ca torn a 4 Texas 2 were n the AA class>f>calton Chesapeake 90 Adena 63 wmner Ch cago 9 M nnesola 3 st start after that tmtll the Travers Stakes n August at Saratoga S x marks fell m Class A Un o o 5f Southeastern Ross M nnesota 3 Ch cago 0 2nd Lee Trevmo ratsed by his although he probably will gel a warmup race there m the J m 53 Weste n P ke 3 compel ton n the m1Ie run Boston al Ba t more ppd a n gravedtgger granddaddy m a Dandy La"rm sa1d P ke on 26 Coa Grove 22 44Q-yard dash 120 dash two- Po smovth No e Dame 6 1 Dallas shack lost the $35 000 I And at years end thiS remarkable antmal w II be retired to ooksv le 15 Zane T ace 4 top pr ze to four.{tme Memphis stud as a 3-year-old just hke Man o War the champiOn lllorough n le run pole vault discus C New Boston 2 M e 11 One other was shared m the Fede wmner Dave Hill Stmday But bred Secrelarwl now s bemg compared lo a Hock ng 11 f~o h h gh Jwnp G., a 8 Eas e n Me gs) 6 2 Trevmo wound up m a very 1 Wes I Un on 5 Soulh Webs e 4 Ironton wh1ch entered exclusive club anyway Majo League Leaders Wh te Oak 2 Kyge C eek 2 Runs Batted In Saturdays Class AA meet wtlh Easte n P ke Portsmouth The merry Mex1can Bv Umted Press fnternat onal Nat onal league Bench C n I an mpresstve won loss mark Lead1ng Batters 1 East 35 Fe guson LA 33 Evan s I climaxed a rags to r ches Nat anal league INDIVIDUAL A Watsoh Hou and Bond s f n1shed w th 136 pomls cltmb from obscunty m only g ab r h pet SF 28 Mle ICmer(SEr4362 Hillsboro was a d slant second 440 29 89 17 33 37 Ty e A) SO 5 00 Amer can league Maybe v SIX years on the pro tour by Lopes LA Wa son Hou 4 44 JO 52 36 KC 38 Me ton Ch 30 Jackson Hall CG) 10 2 120 h gh hur to the Southeastern OhiO lymg young Allen Miller for Mo a LA 25 88 Jl 352 Odk 29 Mu ce Starner (M) 14 9 880 NY 25 League champs w1th 75 potnts dies second place and ptekmg up San o Ch 36 29 20 45 349 Rob nson Ca 01 s KC and Shepa d P keton) 2 02 6 Waverly of the SEOAL was 330 Rob nson Ph 26 78 3 27 346 May M 24 Ty e A) 22 8 Two $16 187 50 tn the $1751!00 Lou Osborne Fa iy M JO 85 3 29 34 M le Dunfee !FH 9 30 P tchmg th 21 pomls seventh w tournament Maddox SF 3 12 13 38 339 80 ow hu d es I Edwards Nat ona I league B I ngham Gall polls was lith and 37 20 24 40 333 C n 7 C 2 9 M. e relay It gave TreVIllo a total of Mo gan C n Reuss Hou Down ng Wellston 15 out of 16 teams Chesapeake 3 34 7 880 re ay To e SfL 34 20 15 40 333 LA and Koosman NY 5 $1 001 899 47 m golf wmnlng.s Cash P tt 24 OS 8 35 333 Gul e C n 5 2 Hoo on Ch Chesapeake 33 4 Long I SEARS and put hun m the heady American league Jump Lyons CZT 21 B ~ Seave NY and B yan SF 53 I Today s Probable Pitchers PoeVav HII(SE 30 g ab r h pet Amer can league Wood Ch company of Jack Ntcklaus With All T mes EDT I Catalog Merchant 8 om berg NY 25 73 2 27 370 0 3 Coleman De and Ho f Sho put Francs (SE 52 $1 8 mtll on Arnold Palmer at Ke y Ch Amer can league I 220 E Ma n Pomeroy 24 89 ?0 32 360 zman Oak 8 2 S nge Ca 7 I 8 0 scuss Bryan U Kansas C ty ( Da Canton 2 2 $1 5 m ll1on and B>lly Casper K kpafr ck KC 30 2 25 39 348 Sp t orff KC 7 2 55 J H gh ump Pa r ck I PH 992 2178 a Oakland Hunter 4 2) NB 64 Ha I NY 20 67 823 343 w>th $1 3 m U10n wIght Ho ton De 9 73 1 25 342 New York Med ch 3 ) at Htll shot a steady par 72 m D AI en Ch FRANK MCCOOL DIES 34 22 23 40 328 C eve and ( Pe S 51 tw gh the hnal round lo stave off F sk Bos 32 6 7 37 3 9 CALGARY (UPI) Frank Boson Tan 4 4) a Bat Ho M nn 28 9 9 29 3 9 TWO EVENINGS Trevmo who finished w1th a 70 mo e Mc Na y 3 5 n gh 01 s KC 39 62 2'1 5 3 5 McCool a goaltender for the Only games schedu ed) and young sophomore pro Ja kson Odk 39 46 27 45 308 Toronto Maple Leafs when Tuesdays Games EACH WEEK 35 30 18 40 308 they won the Stanley CUp m Mtller who had a 69 They had Munson NY Texas a Odk and (n ~h ) Home Runs 284 totals compared to Hill s S1945 died Sunday after a brief Kansas C y a M nnesota Nat1ona I League Aaron and (ncght under-par 283 E vQns A and S a ge I P It llness McCool who was 54 Ca torn a at Ch ca9o n ght) Bench C n 10 Wynn Hou was assistant publisher and It was a mce b>rthday New Yo k a Det o t (n ghtJ Fe ·guson LA Bonds and present for Hill who turned 36 McCovey SF 9 C I e v e a n d at Bal lmo e general manager of the n Qh years old Stmday and now has Amer can league Mayberry Calgary Albertan M waukee a Boston (n ghl) N\ay M I 0 Duncan won $701 000 111 14 years on the KC Cle 9 F sk 8os 0 A len and tour - $120 000 of that >n Melon Ch Ot s KC and Tena ce Oak 8 Memphis Hill and Trevmo have made Memphis lhetr happy htmting bogey and double bogey back grotmd Wlth Hill wmnmg n to-back on the fmal mne holes 1967 69 and 70 and TreVIllo Another stroke behind Trevt MONDAY EVENING wmmng the past two years no and Miller were Charlie Lee Elder seekmg to Sifford Larry Ziegler Dav1d AND TUESDAY EVENING become the flrst black player Glenz Gene uttler and Hale Sto9 3G--$250a youcaneat o A .-r.,.rtel to qualify for the Masters as a Jrwm tour wumer started the fmal Sifford who wtll tum 50 round a stroke behmd Hill but years old June 3 charged home bad a 3-over-par 75 With a With a 67 ,, ' Merry Mex has made his million ,.------------ I I I II I Here's the Man 1 To See For • • I THE BEST ISears I VALUES L.------- ___ . r NOW BUFFET DINING FLOWERS FOR MEMORIAL DAY W de Menu Choice LIVE& PERMANENT ilFedELepmul 80 0-424-8580 TOLL FREE Ad The Ad e ert n1 eon s n1 Ca1.1n Dr nksand Dessert Extra b ed o he pub c 100d n OOI)t 1 on w h and he n e ndiona N1wsp1pe Ad f! 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ART'S GUN SHOP & HARDWARE o. The MEIGS INN PH 992 3629 POMEROY I t �PUBLIC NOT1CES When to Fi;sse, When Not Your R1ght to Know . Q874 OF COMMON P L EAS ME GS COUNT Y OHI O ~.t nd t AIO . QJ 10 ROGER ADAMS a Pa ne sh p DB A A & P Dr ng Co mpany Ra e ne "o h 0 P a nt tt No h Sou h vul e able n ~ t lh Decea s ed !. Ea t S uti Pa s 44 vs PH LIP CONRAD e a Helen Hottel dun y s third d amond lo park h s losmg heart J n In other words he should take h s ace of hearts •nd play the ace and 10 of d amonds Oswa ld Then he would ¥ 98" t 9752 . 862 • K >4 3 SO UTII ( D ) • KJ l9r. ¥ A62 N THE C OUR T Helen Help By Us. • • <~se EAST • • • QJ 104 t K843 ~ ""a::; a Jux ury s c.:c he co ld gt ve UJ a diamond and the n ¥ K7 t QJG . A97 "t:ST . A2 • seen tha t the d•amond f nesse 21 NORTII RO Y PROFF TT I WIN AT BRIDGE Pa s ¥Q lh Os\\ald & Jame Jacohv Jm The Tab I.. Are Turned Dear Helen Those haootlv Slllj()e females who wnte to you They pot down marned life and coostder any woman who has a baby absurd They nd1cule family ties warn that motherhood w n t he second heart d s card h s last heart on dum destroys love for your man and v ce versa n y s last d amond and go Why don t they JUst do lhell' own thmg and leave us happily after tru n 1 s marned parents alone' -WIFE AND MOTilER BY CHOICE J n Th s would keep h m from I ng a heart tr ck He could lose the club fi nesse Dear Wtfe Maybe they re getting even for all those years when a smgle ater on but l wou d j ust cost t m an overt ck not h s woman was an old rna d and a childless wife was barren or ant act selfiSh ll s human nature I guess to 'prove your way IS best by ndicullng those who take theoppos>leway - H T) e h dtl ng ha Dear Helen been f u an ea y cha c o padc r he has J UU b d a pade he ahl c "I a h w f ur I fOUA Y S QUESTIO~ Yo d b d a hca a d pa b d on pad W a do you \n \oi. C tlcmoocco" Carpenter News, Event B e Ma k and Jeffrey G ll o~ l y e be of Pac k 50 Cub Scou s fran Alban y e ded h Cub Scout 0 ymp cs at I ede S ad wn n Athens M an I M I a ry S a bury nd Benn} Reynolds bu g pent a f " lays he c v lh h s pa en s M and M Da e S nsb y Other v s or e S a bu y home were nd M s Je y Stansbu y h dren and M and Mrs Ha o l Oxl v ucu l Mrs ce M Kn gh Be C Lm bus vas an overn ght g ues he e nd v s Led Mr and M s D 0 McK g t G d e Th e unknown he dc v e e s a dm n execu o s ega ecs a o ass gn s o and Magg c K o be g a Oecea ed e D e f end an C ugly and o I er relat ves M nn M s M I Pal erson and fa n y Ox en H II Ma y and v re e en g es s f oIe M c E: S a ea L Chee lead e s an I p aye s m h s ornm un ty who we e f among I ose '"' o at ended a Ju n H gh baske ball banquet a he Spartan Motor Lodge A I en we e Wanda Peck V g n a Jo dan Chery U:n'l son tmd Les er and Marco J eff ers 1 e coa Mr La 4 NOT CE TO y Spen e ce CONTRACTORS k STATEOFOH 0 Co mm on P eas Cou M e gs Coun y Pom e OY Oh 0 2 6 6 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPOR,TAT ON Co umbu Oh o May Con 973 act Sa e s Lega Copy No 3 402 UN T PR CE CONTRACT was host for the vcn ng M nd Mrs Waller Jordan Ga I pn s v s led the r 1a en s Mr and Mrs Cl nton C k l Kar en and 1ad \ I any an l Mr cmd Mrs Mcndal Jordan and olhe loca e a ve The) stopped n ou e to all on er grand pa en s Mr and Mrs l ncoln R sci Wolf Pen and Mrs A a G Ike) Ha r son lie and also h s grandmothe Faye J ian M G anv lie Stou and Geo ge spent some t me w th pa ents Mr and Mrs C B D e le; n Per son Flor da W le the e hey s ed D sney Word b and he e c a led on her and tam 1 es and e ves n that area l e Busy Bee Soc ely of the C pon er Bap st Chu ch were gues s bf the Ten pie Un led M hod s Chur ~ h W S C S at he ng ton hurch V v an R lne o honor h s grand he Mr and M s Ce G llogly and fa ly a ended a fam Iy go t er ng at e home of her o he and s ste law Mr and M f m y G ne Lambe t and Pomeroy Others p esent were Mr s Helen M a nn ng D W eb s e J d ge and e x o oC e k o sa d Co Jot nson Mrs Beverly Roush and ch ldren Mr and Mrs Harley Hann ng Denny Abbott and Ke h Whaley a of By an e E M e Ch e Dep u Ce k 29 2 Po neroy ar ea Ma etsun jan e F a 11 s n M and M s Dale Stans lo cal alon g w th he r guests the Larry Sta sburys spent an eve Lesotl o so uti er Afr ca s rho fe et h gl o boulll ee t) es the I e ght of N agara e bury P)l s n ng The Da1~ w th her brother n la"' and s s er Mr and Mrs Ma on M cClure Dexter Sentmel PH 5 2 Colwnb a Grange No 2435 eld l e May meet ng A P R CH EY D RE C T OR epu L on he sew ng contest as g en b} the Women s 29 2 tk N O T CE OF L A RRY E SPEN CE R CL,ERK OF CO U RT OF CO MM O N PLEA S ME GS COUNTY OH 0 P O M ER OY OH 0 '2 2 6 8 r c 1j n ng ted Sta es sta ted o s for gove n e s o e gn 8 6 w h n o mon hs Da ed 11 s s d(ly o 9 3 M H sto y Dear Helen I read last month about the New York City Opera soprano who bared all for her art and thereby brought a sell-out crowd to her performance m New Orleans S nee opera doesn t always gel full houses when on tour OPERA maybe nudtty 1s what tl needs for success Yes' BUFF FOR OPERA BUFFS Dear Buff Or as my tmabashed husband Bob says If they won t come o hear an opera soprano sana maybe they ll come to SEE her H area Stiversville News Notes e e es Cl a man Cookbook er e g ven and plans ade for the cook e Laurel Cliff Newrs Notes BY BERTHA PARKER Sabbath School a ltendance May 13 al the Free MethodiSt Church was 108 Offermg for all serv ces was $151 57 Flowers were presented Mrs Clarence Cur s bemg the oldest mother and Mrs J R Tracy be ng the youngest mother present Mrs Fern Dora Story and son John Columbus Mr and Mrs Bill Perry Athens spent Sa lurday w th Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Mr and Mrs Gene Alk1re K mberlee and Kaven Columbus spent Mother s day " th Bertha Parker Mrs Cora Renshaw has returned hom• after spendmg several months with her daughter and son m law Mr and Mrs Merle Hams St Albans W Va and Mr and Mrs Charley Brown Gall pols Mrs Otto Lohn Pomeroy was hostess Thursday evemng to n ne members of the Laurel Cliff Health Club A donation was g ven by Mrs Art Hend r cks for use of a hospttal bed After the bustness meeting garpes were played Wtnners were Jean Wr ght Ladonna G lmore Refreshments were served at the close of the meet ng Mrs Ethel Grueser Mrs con es at he June meet ng ll he eb g e na as ol s o announced that Leona Karr Mrs Bertha Be y A Ba on k o Mu be y H e g h s Pome o Oh o has G an ge lnspect on would be Parker and Mrs Georg>a Diehl be en d y a p po n ed Ex e u a tended the Sen or C tizen or he Es a e o w am G ell a he J ne meet ng n ee t ng a the Motor Lodge Ba on k de ease d ae o V age o Pom e o y Me gs Aelsonv lie Fr day Also Mrs Coun y O h o r1 e d v sun of watercraft of Sally Byers attended the C ed o s a e eq u ed o e he c a ms w 11 sa d du d e 0 o Department of meet ng Cou Henr y Fo d sa s b nk Case No 20 929 am G Ba on k w v I~ APPO NTMENT Es a e o Dece a se d No e +++ Gaston and Mrs Dorse) Jordan a d Rodney and Mrs Faye J o dan were n Columbus on Sunday Tl ey callert on Mrs J dan s daughter V na Ru e fa d n the afternoon rt e p wa s planned by n Me gs Dear SWTI.F We ll never know will we' (But I 11 bet we hear from com pany execultves who shout T aml so H Murl ee and Paul ne Comer n q D Webs e udge o Com man P eas P ob a e D Meg Co n 5 2 May N 3 on Oh o Resources u ges nu o ove load her overloaded boat a ps or capstzes DR D Dear Helen Here s a gnpe directed to companies which advertise freeb es You see a b>g coupon m your paper or magazme Take this to your local market and get a free bottle or package of our new product An mtroductory offer But \\hen you whip over to the store hop111g to save a btt on the grocery b 11 you d scover the product IS so new on the market that 1l s non...,x>stenl on the shelves After you check out f1ve stores you gtve up and then just about the ltme the coupon expires the Item IS stocked 1 hale to be susp>e>ous but this has happened so often Utat I wonder if compames plan thmgs this way They plant the name of the product ftrmly m your mmd - because you ve searched for t d I gently But they w ggle out of gmng you a freebte by delaymg shipments tmtil the coupons exptration date Could 11 be' THE SEARCHER WHO TOO LATE FINDS Guests VIS lmg at the home ed devot on s and of Mr and Mrs Loms A DeLuz her as he theme \\ere Mrs l uc lie Southal plur and ead ngs Staal s M II W Va Mrs Ruth verc p esented Plans we e Blackwel Charleston W Va ale fo he Jun e meet ng to Mr and Mrs Paul Parsons be eld n Be pre at the home of Sandyv lie W Va Mr and Mrs R chard Abels and Mr M and M s Howard Stan ey f n embers of Temple and Mrs E: H Carpenter Ch c I ose p esent were ocal Mr and Mrs Thomas Birch I Ia Cheadle Metta F sher Anna L h Freda Sm th and son Waterford OhiO B nn e Cl eadle f,mma gh a Gal aw ay u d M Songs Sc n I l"" McWhorter Murl Gal ""Y Ava Greenlee R 1 a Rh oades West ne Crabtree Be y Mat ox Goldie G llogly Ha ze l Cui ve Rosemary M e D bb e and Laur e El zabelh Jordan Leah Bea BEs1des I liked the vtew ee ng on Wednesday W des bed ea h e a nd s own ed bends are good exerciSe Mr and Mrs g anctdaughter Ed Bauer Kelly Sue Deconruck Marion v sited over the weekend wtth \frs Bauers parents Mr and Mrs Charles Karr Sr spent Sunday wtth Mr Chnt B rch and daughter Leota Among those VISitmg Rev and Mrs Lawrence Gluesencamp Sr and N>ck Dawn were Mr and Mrs Michael Hauber Pittsburgh Pa Mr and Mrs W lham Ktbble Tuppers Pla ns Mrs J 0seph>ne K bble Pomeroy Mrs Dorothy Parker Chester Mr and Mrs Lawr~nce Thetss V r.lon Mr and Mrs Ted Bailey and ch ldren Cadmus Mrs Ruby Congo Spiller Larry Wolfe Ractne Mrs Iva Lawrence and daughter Ertan Johnson and Tom Boso local Mr and Mrs John Euler and son Byron Cottagev lle W Va called at the home of S W Durst on Sunday afternoon Mrs Ada Van Meter called on Mrs Jeanne Dalley on a recent Friday afternoon Guests of theE H Carpenter fam ly were Mr and Mrs Loms A DeLuz Mr and Mrs Paul Evans and Paul Dean S W Durst Mr and Mrs John Euler and Byron Mrs Blame Da>ley Bryan and Benny Mrs Jeanne Da1ley Chuck Hansen Mr and Mrs Bert Farrell N1ckt Dawn Van Meter Stan Fleteher Mrs R chard Abels Larry Bronson and Johnny Klem Point Rock Social Notes Mr and Mrs John Vale and daughters of Columbus came for h s mother Nellie Vale on Sunday and returned her home on Monday followlrig her six weeks check w>th her surgeon and medical doctor Graduatmg next Sunday from Alexander Hlgh School from this area w1D be Tina Marte Radek111 daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Radekln and Ketth Stultz son of Mr and Mrs Frank Shlltz Death by drownmg takes the hves of thousands of American hoaters each year says the Oh o Department of Natural Resources Oh1o law reqwres hat boats contam an approved hfe preserver for each passenger In addition young sters r1dmg m watercraft less Uan 18 feet long must wear an app oved hfe Jacket at all tmes ronton, MONDAY MAYll 1973 7 00 - Tru h or Con seq 3 Beaf 1he C oc..._ 4 News 6 10 C cus 13 Whaf s My L ne Sa nf 15 8 Elec Co 20 Read Your Way Up 33 7 30 - To Tel the T uth 6 Young Or K dare 8 Hollywood Squares 4 Traff c Cou I 10 Do You Read M.e 20 Ep sode Act on 33 Bobb y Goldsboro 3 Mov e Tarzan & The She Dev I 3 8 00 - a,seba J Pre Game Show 3 4 15 Advocates 20 33 Rooke 6 Guns moktt 8 10 9 00 - P ot F m s 6 3 Here s Lucy 8 10 lnter v ew w th Mrs Caretta K ng 20 33 9 30 0 00 10 30 Oor s Day 8 10 Book Beat 20 33 ~d cal Cente 8 0 Turn ng Po nts 20 33 News 20 B Moy ers Jou na 33 11 00 News 3 4 6 8 10 J IS 11 30 Johnny C:a son 3 4 15 Salute to Humble Howard 6 ~ Mov es Cou ntdown 8 Get Yourself a College G r 0 Sun se Sem nar 4 Sacred Heart 0 Farmt m e 10 Paul Ha vey 3 30 ....., Columbus Today 4 B be Answer s B Conc ern & Com ment 0 Fa th Fa Toda y 3 45 - Corncob Repo t 13 55 Take F ve fa L fe 5 00 Today 3 4 I S CBS News 8 10 News ti Jeffs Co e 3 30 RomperRoom6 Rocky& Bu w nkel3 Popeye 10 00 Capt Kanga oo o New Zoo Revue 3 Sesame St 33 Lass e 6 30 Jack Lalanne 3 Rompe Room 8 New Zoo Revue 6 00 - Pau 0 xon 4 Concent at on 6 F end y Junct on a AM 3 D K !dare 3 Merv Gr ff n 8 30 ToTe 1 The T uth J Jeopardy 6 Ho ywood Ta k ng 0 00 0 nah Shore 3 15 Co umbus S x Ca ng 6 Joke s W ld 8 0 0 ck Van Dyke 3 6 00 6 15 6 25 6 6 6 7 7 9 9 10 o 30 Baff e 3 4 15 $ ere eat I Flashes do just that Sport Parade 0 000 Pyram d 8 0 Spl t Second 3 00 - SaleoftheCentu y 3 5 LoveAme canStye6 Gambt 8 10 Password 3 Elec Co 20 30 Ho ywood Squa es 3 4 15 Sew tched ti 3 Love of l fe a 10 Sesame S 20 1 55 - CBS News a Dan mel s World 0 12 00 - Jack e Ob nger 8 Jeopardy 3 5 Bob Brauns 50 SO C ub 4 Password 6 News 0 3 12 30 3 W s 3 15 Sp Second6 Sea ch for Tomo ow 8 0 2 55 News 3 "'i 1 00 News 3 AI My Ch ldren 6 13 Green Acres a Not For Women On y 5 Secret S o m 8 20 Fash on In Sew ng 3 30 3 On A Match 3 4 5 Lets Make A Dea 3 Bow ng 6 As The Wor d Turn s 8 0 2 00 Days of Our L ves 3 4 5 New ywed Game 3 M ke Doug ass 6 Gu d ng L ght 8 0 2 30 Doc to s 3 4 5 Oat ng Game 13 Edge of N gh18 0 3 00 - Anothe We d 3 4 -5 Gene at Hosp tal6 3 Wo d of Press 20 love Splendored Th ng a 0 3 30 Return of Peyton P a~e 3 5 One L fe to L ve 6 3 Sec ef Sto m 0 Magg e & The Beaut fu Mach ne 20 Ho lywood Ta k ng 8 Ph Donahue 4 4 oo M ste Ca toon 3 Love Ame can Stye 3 Huckleber y Hound & Yog Bea 6 Move TheM kman 0 4 30 - Pett coat Junct on 3 Love Lucy 6 W d W ld West 13 To Be Announced 8 5 00 Mr Rogers 20 33 Andy Gr ff th 15 Bonanza 3 4 B g Va ley 6 Hazel 8 5 30 Bever y H I b I es 8 Elec Co 33 Gomer Py e 3 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Death Va ey Days 5 5 55 Ea N ght nga e 5 6 00 News 3 4 8 10 3 5 Truth or Con seq 6 Sesame Sf 20 A ound The Bend 33 6 30 News 3 4 6 8 0 5 Dream of Jeanne 3 M estones of P ogress 33 7 00 - What s My L ne B I ve Got A Secret 3 Elec Co 20 Beat The Cock 4 News 6 10 Untamed Wo d 3 TV Hono Society 5 T uth o Conseq 3 Mart n Ag onsky Even ng Edt on 33 7 30 To Tel The Truth 6 P ce Is R gh 8 0 Beat The Cock 13 Ths Is You Lfe3 C cus4 Peope&ThePress 5 RFD 20 Great Steamboat Race 33 8 00 - Maude 8 Book Beat 33 Mov e Set Th s Town On F re 3 Death of a Gunf1ghter 4 Chuck Wh te Presents 9 Oh o Th s Week 20 Tempe a ures R s ng 6 3 8 30 - Haw a F ve 0 8 0 Move Ca I Her Mom 6 13 B Move s Journa 20 33 9 00 Beh nd he l nes 20 33 9 30 Em my Awards 8 10 Back Journal20 33 0 00 Ma cus Welby M 0 6 3 News 20 NBC Repo ts 3 4 15 8 ography 33 11 00 News 3 4 8 3 5 11 30 Johnny Carson 3 4 5 Mov ng Ta get 6 3 Mov es He en Mo gan Sto y 8 Mckey One 10 00 Perry Mason 4 News 3 2 00 Your Hea lth 4 2 30 News 4 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE Dear Daughter Here It IS your fll'sl day actually working for a teleVISIOn station I am fully confident you wtll do well durmg this summer mternsh1p Three years of college and two summers working for the PI Pleasant Regtsler havelJrepared you as well as posmble I suppose However I hope you ll remember that you are NOT Mary Tyler Moore m that unagmary newsroom at the mythical Mmneapohs stal>on where allis fun and games Bas Johnson IS not Lou Grant and he should be glad because he s younger handsomer and probably smarter Bob Brunner IS not Ted Baxter the m111dless boob wtUt a good votce and profile He and others on-camera are competent mtelligent newsmen Don t think th1s IS a fll'st step toward the b>g ttme honey because t ts m many ways the b1g ltme now The Charleston Huntmgton telev>ston market IS the nation s 36th largest and top 50 are where adverttsers target !hell' blockbuster sales ~Itches Your JOb w1th WSAZ TV s Charleston operations w1ll be compounded you ll f>nd by the folks down the street at Channel 8 Yes competttion extsts- to a whtte-bot degree m the race for rattngs and audience shares Charlie Ryan and Co at WCHS-TV are equally competent and wtll go after a story w>th all the zeal they can muster I th111k this compettllon wh ch has graduaUy dra111ed out of the newspaper busmess ts a healthy thmg I thmk you ll agree as time goes on The thmg that comes to my mmd as you trudge up those statrs at Channel 3 today s that you are steppmg mto a world which d1d not exiSt a quarter-century ago - an elecb""onic toy that has altered the livmg hab ts and tives of all of us Even when you were born Webad no TV set 111 that wmter of 1952 That came about four months later as I recall But m tbose short 25 years what a mtracle lelevtston has wrougnt - not always for the good It has ltterally flown us to the moon let us Witness the assassmabon of a Pres>dent and the murder of hts assasstn and shown us scenes of the ultimate unmoraltty war m livmg co\or from VIetnam (It also has filled Ute heads of tens of mtlbons of chtldren w>lh tens of billions of hours of absolute rubbiSh - tncludmg your own head and you are not the same person you would have been w thoul TV ) TeleviSion IS unmediate urgent and ephemeral Unltke the pr nted word (for wh>ch I shall always have an nordmate fond ness) It IS so li""ansttory that an effect an 111flection or a stmple hoo-boo can be prmted Indelibly mto milliOns of bra111s at the same mstant The mtstakes you make Ill writing teleVISion news are not bke those 111 thiS newspaper -a glarmg error that stares out to haunt you at least until tomorrows ed>tions But if you make such an error 1l can convey a false tmpresston or a plam un truth to vtewers In the hundreds of thousands- With no way for correction or retraction usually And so UtiS IS the wayward medtum you are entenng where the great and the dreary cross the screen With equal raptdtty where network executtves wtth salar1es 111 SIX figures make deciSIOns that can mean success or fa>lure 111 etght figures m tens of m>lltons of dollars where magniftcence IS achieved JUSt often enough to make us forget and forg1ve the hundreds of hours of mediocnty You may find yau love televts>on You may hate t But like all the rest of us you ll fmd you cannot >gnore 11 Good luck boney Love Dad in taking track title BOWLING GREEN Oh10 ( UPI ) Kent State captured the Mtd Amer can Conference track hUe this weekend as fiVe conference records were established Bowling Green won the goif tournament and Toledo took the tenniS event durmg the MAC s 27th annual spnng sports weekend hosted by Bowlmg Green Kent Slate comptled 138 po111ts 111 b""ack whtle Eastern M ch gan wtlh three record setters came n second With Ill T OMLER Outstanding The Flashes got a record breakmg performance Satur day from their 440-yard dash prellmmanes then won the 100- yard dash Saturday m 9 63 and the 226-yard dash m 21 seconds EMU s All Amenean distance runner Gordon Mmty broke ex>slmg marks m the SIXIIlile run Fnday m 28 S4 68 and the three rrule Saturday With a 13 'll 34 EMUs Tony Nelson a Canadian Olympic star set a record Fr1day tn the 120 yard h>gh hurdle prelunmar es m 13 95 seconds Bowlmg Green Fourth m overall standings got a record breakmg performance from Olympic gold medaliSt Dave Wattle who went the mile m 4 02 45 Saturday Wattle also won the 880-yard dash m I 50 7 Mlamt was thtrd 1n the over all standmgs followmg by Bowhng Green Western Sparky will rest Reds' swingers CINCINNATI UPI) It could be the anemna!l Reds have been gettmg too much battmg practice At least that s one of the explanatiOns Manager Sparky Anderson gave for the Reds lack of run productton tn recent days Seven tunes n the last 10 games the Reds have scored four or Jess rWls Sunday the Reds spl t a double header wttlf the San D ego Padres losmg the f rst game 2 I and then commg back to take the second 3-2 Smce today IS an off-<lay on the Reds schedule Anderson was asked whether he planned a workout No I lh nk we get m llett111g practtce than any other club tn baseball he sa1d In fact somettmes I thmk we get too much The Reds m the m dst of a l:Jilame home stand open a two game ser es With the Houston Aslros Tuesday mgbt here Clay Carroll who made his first start smce 1969 when he went f ve mrungs against the Los Angeles Dodgers last week wtll open agamst the Aslros Jack Billingham who owns a 7 I record w ll pitch Wednesday mght An error by Reds catcher Johnny BEnch on ptteber Fred Norman s bunt 111 the seventh tnn ng paved the way for the two runs wh ch gave the Padres thetr 2-1 v>ctory m Sunday s ftrst game The Reds had taken a one rtm lead m the first and t held up unt>l the seventh despite e1ghl hits by San Dtego m clud ng doubles by Derrel Thomas and Ivan Murrell and a tnple by Jerry Morales Bench s error on Norman s bunt followed a s111gle by Dave H !ton A btmt s ngle by Enzo uernandez loaded the bases One Padre run scored on a double-play grounder 111 the second came home on Leron Lees smgle A double and a home run by Tony Perez drove 111 two of the Reds runs as Don Gullett notched h s f fth v>ctory agamst two losses m the second game Perez s homer hts surth broke a 2-2 tie m the seventh mnmg of the second game TO • ACTION s a grow ng movement of volunteers of all ages and sk Is who wa nt to he p people he p hem selves In Venezue a n Appala ch a n Eth op a n Sou th Ch cago Anyplace n he world where people need he p ACTIO N s the Peace Corps VI STA RSVP (Re t red Sen or Vol un teer Program ) SCORE (Serv ce Co rps of Re t red Execu ves) ACE (Act ve Corps of Ex ecul ves) The Foster Grandparent Program UY A (U n vers ty Year fo r ACTION) So f you wan to do some h ng for somebod y don t craw under a rock Ge no ACTIO N • Six marks fall m Today's 3 TUESDAY MAY22 1913 8 One last word about mm -skirts I hate to see them lengthen " >I ll Eal S uh - for health reasons When women wore th1gh-lugh skirts they I o1o P s had to hend from the knee to pick up thmgs on the floor or check Yo u Sou h I old lower fll ng eases etc OtherwiSe they d expose too much rear You ean I e .KJH7 ¥K10 5 4 t 32 .A87 Any doctor Wlll tell you that tiftmg heavy objects while you o d ;ou to sta t bend from the watst IS the surest way toward back trouble Knee c at Th gves tow I nc ea n w en no Television Log 8 +++ 3- The Dally Sentmel M ddleporl Pomeroy 0 May 21 1973 Millo Richman UPI Sports Ed11or I>) Mlch>gan Oh10 Umverstty Toledo and Central Michigan Bowltng Green carded a team total of I 512 strokes to wm the golf competition for the second consecut ve year OhiO Umvers1ty was four strokes off the pace and Kent State w>th medalist Mike Mor row was third Followmg them were M1am Western Mtch>gan Cenli""al Michigan Toledo and Eastern Michigan Morrow carded a 292 for the 72 holes played on two weekends Toledo captured the tenlliS compel t10n although Saturday s fmals had to be played mdoors M1amt f niShed second With Western M chigan th1rd followed by Bowling Green Kent State Central M>eh gan and Eastern Mtch>gan Fourth Trophy M1am1 s strength thiS week end gave the Redsk111s their fourth Reese Trophy even though the baseball title wtll be determmed next weekend In e ght ol the mne sports the Redsktns compiled 49 "" potnts bolstered by championships m cross country and bas ketball Kent Slate holds down sec and while 1972 wmner Bowltng Green 1s third M1am w1ll face Ohio Uruver s1ty this weekend tn the lttJe dec1d111g senes for baseball Oh o U IS fourth n competition for Ute Reese Trophy len pom ts beck of M>am> Standings Mii)or Leagu~ Stand~~ By Un ted Pre1s lnternatJOnil Hat 1)1'\AI Le•SJUf East w I pel gb Ch cag o 23 16 590 New Yo k 9 16 543 2 P tsbv gh 5 17 469 4 12 Mon eat 5 18 455 5 Ph ladel ph a • 23 378 8 S l ou s ? 14 333 West . ' w I pel 9 b 2'6 15 634 26 7 60S 1 23 6 590 2 23 7 575 2 6 22 .t21 8 2 San D ego 5 26 366 11 Saturday s Results S Lou s at Montrea l ppd a n and co d weathe l P llsbu gh 4 New Yo k 1 ( 0 Houston San F anc sc o Cncnna Los Angeles A an a Oass A, one record set in AA NEW YORK (UP I ) - The turf world wondered today if nn ) Secretar>at s lopsided vtetor>es m the Kentucky Derby and the Ph lade ph a 3 Ch ago o ( st Preakness would turn the 105th rwmmg of the Belmont Stakes on gam e tw n1gh ) Ch cago 7 Ph ade ph a 6 (2nd June 9 mto a 'walkover I~onlon and Ghesapeake retamed team cham game tw n gh t That IS htghly unlikely m these days of big purses With only p10nsh1ps m the Class AA and A D1stnct track and C nc nna 0 San 0 ego 4 w I ghl) two starters second place m the I 'k mile classic would be worth f>eld meets held at R10 Grande College s Evans Los Ange es 7 At ant a 7 ( 13 about $32 1100 F1eld Saturday nn a n w ghtl Although the race IS three weeks away Secretariat already IS a ston 2 San Franc sea Most of the fmal events were held m a downpour n Hou ghll 1-lt>-10 favorite to complete his sweep of the Tnple Crown of ram Saturday afternoon The AA Ironton Tigers Sundays Results classtcs and become only the mnth horse 111 history to wm the San 0 ego 2 C nc nnat st keyed by B1ll Markin s double m the h1gh hurdles Kentucky Derby the Preakness and the BElmont Stakes C nc nnat 3 San D ego 2 2nd and shot w1ll send four md1v1duals and the>r 880 Hous on a San Fran c sea 7 I have no dea how many horses Will start 111 the Belmont Mont ea 4 5 Lou s sf yard relay teams to the state meet thts weekend m sa1d tra ner Luc>en Laurin indtcating he really d)(ln t care HIS St Lou s 7 Montrea 2 2nd Columbus darling was back on home grounds at Belmont Park safe sound AI anta 3 Uos Ange es 2 I sf L os Angeles 8 Allanta J 2nd and ready to run agam after a trtwnphal road show Mark n went 15 I to capture partiC pal ng Ch cago of Ph ade ph a ppd The b1g handsome muscular colt toured Kentucky and the h ghs and tossed the shot Coach Ron Logan s Blue an Maryland smashmg the I ~. mUe track record at Churchill 48-7 Teammates Dale R1fe Devtls tall ed five pomts P ttsbu gh al New Yo k ppcl Downs and probably lowermg the I 3-16 mile record m w111mng Cec1l Morr son and M ke Layne Dav d Graham placed fourth 10 an Today s Probable P tchers the Prealmess Stakes at Plmbco on Saturday also quahf ed for the state the 100-yard dash John Cornett AI Tmes EDT Two expert clockers for The Datly Racmg Form Gene Sch R ffe captured the 220 n 23 0 was s xth n the same event Ch cago Pappas 3) al Montrea Renko 2 2) wartz and Frank Robmson who probably have timed a m11tion Morr son had a fme 9 56 0 in Gall a s Craig Ell s and S Lou s (W se 4 2) at New horses between them each caught Secretarial m I 53 Ui the two mtle and Layne was Randy R ce had good limes 10 York ( Koosman 5 l n ght Time Review Unlltely El s 3 4) at P ttsburgh clocked n 21 I n the low the hurdle events but fa led to Ph adelph a <Carlton 4 6) That was better than Canonero s record of I 54 set two years hurdles qualify n ght ago and much better than the I 55 flat record by the elec al Wheelersburg s Bernard Chesapeake captured the San Franc sea (Bryan 5 3) at tuner 111 the Preakness Saturday Tolley won the m1le w>lh an Class A sess on wtth 90 po10ts Houston ( Fo sch 4 3} n ght schedu ed Even Ted McLean the offlcwl timer at Ptmllco caught oulslandmg 4 22 7 while Rock Frankfort Adena was a d1stant Only games Tuesday s Games Secrelar al m I 54 ~ but he falled to notify the stewards as IS H1ll s Leroy Shorter ~ opped the second w1 th 63 Ch cagoa Montrea (n ghf) S Lou sat New York (n ght customary and the 1 55 was posted as off1c1al 100 tn 10 3 North Galha of tl e Southern P t sburgh al Ph ade ph a Laur>n has asked that the Situation he rev ewed and In the Class A meet Valley Athletic Conference was n ghl Secretariat be credited w1th the record That appears to be Chesapeake s Monte Edwards 14th out of 21 learns entered louslon a C nc nnat n ght) San unlikely won the low hurdles w th a 21 9 Eastern also a member of the n ght D ego at Los Ange es The relieved blUe lramer was more mlerested 111 getting performance wh>le the Panther SV AC was 15th and SVAC San F anc sc o at AI an a Secretar>at ready for the BElmont Stakes now that his colt IS so n le and 880 teams will also champ on Kyger Creek placed n gh Amer can League close to turf unmortahty move on to Columbus 19th By Un ted Press lnternat ona I 1 don t know of any new horses commg mto the picture and Coal Grove s Randy Hall Here s Saturday s results East they do so at their own risk he sa1d And I have no way of f n shed f rslm the 100 w>lh a wl pctgb OHIO CLASS AA De o 20 8 526 knowmg ~any of those other horses w>ll be back 10 2 clock10g I on on 36 H I sboro 75 Ba moe 7 7 500 One of those other horses wtll not be Trainer Bill Resseguel Also qual fy ng from Wheele sbu g 59 Se pre 48 New Yo k 8 9 486 Lex ngfon 30 Wa en M !waukee 1 9 n 2 shipped Our Native third m both the Kentucky Derby and the Chesapeake were second place New Loca 22 Wave ly 2 South Bas on 4 19 424 3 Preakness to Garden State Park for the Jersey Derby on May 28 f mshers Gary Sheets 10 the Pont 20 Rock H 10 Sher dan C eve and 6 23 4 0 4 l 0 Gal pol s 5 Odl< H 5 No Plans For Sham West n 1e M>ke Hunt 10 the 220 Fa and 4 V nton County .4 wlpclgb And tough luck Frank Martm who has a good sohd runner m Ra dy Hall m the d scus and We lston 3 Po lsmouth West Ch cago 1 3 68 Sham was undec ded about what to do w1th his perpetual Gene Estep n the pole vault Ca fa n a 2 4 600 INDIVIDUAl bndesma1d who was second at Churchill Downs and agam at Kansas( v 23 6 590 The Panthers m le team was M le B T ley M nnesota 8 7 54 3 ' Pimltco made up of T m Hunt Ray (Whee e sburg 4 22 7 .440 Odktand 20 9 513 3 , I have absolutely no plans for Sham at this time not even for Hartman Paul Hawthorne I I el G lgo e (SP) P Te~o:as 12 23 343 9 , Johnson (SPI 51 5 IQO-Saturday s Results !he Belmont sa1d Martm wbo still refused lo concede that and Mike Hunt Hartman Shorfe (RH 10 3 20 h gh Kansas C y 5 Oakland 2 Secretar>al mtght be better than his colt Randy Hall Edwards and hu die s 1 Ma k n ) S M nnesota 8 Ch cago 3 (HI I 56 5 220 Johnny Campo who doesn l beheve tn super horses De ro I 4 M waukee 2 M ke Hunt were on the 880 880R- fe 1Bvck 23 0 Two m e Cleve and 6 New Yo k 4 probably wtll start Tw ce a Pr nee >f he hasn t changed his mmd team Mo son 9 S6 80 ow fw ghl This IS a funny game You ve galla keep testing those other Layne ( ) 21 Only one Class AA mark was hu des Ba tl more 3 Bos on n ghtl M e e ay HI sbQ o horses if you want to wm races he said Ca forn a 9 Texas n ghtJ establ shed Bernard Tilly of 9 sao relay 1 on ton Sunday s Resulls Secretar at who was a little ttred after w111mng the Kentucky Wheelersburg ran the m1le m J 33 32 4 ong 1ump McCiu e New York 4 C eve and 2 sf Derby ~ardly showed any effects from the Preakness B) 2 Sho put I Mark n New Yo k 7 Cleveland 3 2nd 4 22 7 better ng the 1969 mark MEMPHIS Tenn (UPI ) I 48 7 D scuss 1 Vannoy We ll follow the same routine He II start galloping slowly n a M lwaukee 1 Detro t 0 sf B "9 H gh Jump De o t 5 M !waukee 3 2nd Golf has a new mtlltona>re and few days And when he s ready we II start working h1m aga n of 4 31 I set by Lar caster s Fehr ng H 6 0 Gary Graff when !he Gales Kansas C ty 8 Oak and 2 the Memphis Class1c has an old He ll get a well earned rest after the Belmont and probably won l OHIO ClASS A Ca torn a 4 Texas 2 were n the AA class>f>calton Chesapeake 90 Adena 63 wmner Ch cago 9 M nnesola 3 st start after that tmtll the Travers Stakes n August at Saratoga S x marks fell m Class A Un o o 5f Southeastern Ross M nnesota 3 Ch cago 0 2nd Lee Trevmo ratsed by his although he probably will gel a warmup race there m the J m 53 Weste n P ke 3 compel ton n the m1Ie run Boston al Ba t more ppd a n gravedtgger granddaddy m a Dandy La"rm sa1d P ke on 26 Coa Grove 22 44Q-yard dash 120 dash two- Po smovth No e Dame 6 1 Dallas shack lost the $35 000 I And at years end thiS remarkable antmal w II be retired to ooksv le 15 Zane T ace 4 top pr ze to four.{tme Memphis stud as a 3-year-old just hke Man o War the champiOn lllorough n le run pole vault discus C New Boston 2 M e 11 One other was shared m the Fede wmner Dave Hill Stmday But bred Secrelarwl now s bemg compared lo a Hock ng 11 f~o h h gh Jwnp G., a 8 Eas e n Me gs) 6 2 Trevmo wound up m a very 1 Wes I Un on 5 Soulh Webs e 4 Ironton wh1ch entered exclusive club anyway Majo League Leaders Wh te Oak 2 Kyge C eek 2 Runs Batted In Saturdays Class AA meet wtlh Easte n P ke Portsmouth The merry Mex1can Bv Umted Press fnternat onal Nat onal league Bench C n I an mpresstve won loss mark Lead1ng Batters 1 East 35 Fe guson LA 33 Evan s I climaxed a rags to r ches Nat anal league INDIVIDUAL A Watsoh Hou and Bond s f n1shed w th 136 pomls cltmb from obscunty m only g ab r h pet SF 28 Mle ICmer(SEr4362 Hillsboro was a d slant second 440 29 89 17 33 37 Ty e A) SO 5 00 Amer can league Maybe v SIX years on the pro tour by Lopes LA Wa son Hou 4 44 JO 52 36 KC 38 Me ton Ch 30 Jackson Hall CG) 10 2 120 h gh hur to the Southeastern OhiO lymg young Allen Miller for Mo a LA 25 88 Jl 352 Odk 29 Mu ce Starner (M) 14 9 880 NY 25 League champs w1th 75 potnts dies second place and ptekmg up San o Ch 36 29 20 45 349 Rob nson Ca 01 s KC and Shepa d P keton) 2 02 6 Waverly of the SEOAL was 330 Rob nson Ph 26 78 3 27 346 May M 24 Ty e A) 22 8 Two $16 187 50 tn the $1751!00 Lou Osborne Fa iy M JO 85 3 29 34 M le Dunfee !FH 9 30 P tchmg th 21 pomls seventh w tournament Maddox SF 3 12 13 38 339 80 ow hu d es I Edwards Nat ona I league B I ngham Gall polls was lith and 37 20 24 40 333 C n 7 C 2 9 M. e relay It gave TreVIllo a total of Mo gan C n Reuss Hou Down ng Wellston 15 out of 16 teams Chesapeake 3 34 7 880 re ay To e SfL 34 20 15 40 333 LA and Koosman NY 5 $1 001 899 47 m golf wmnlng.s Cash P tt 24 OS 8 35 333 Gul e C n 5 2 Hoo on Ch Chesapeake 33 4 Long I SEARS and put hun m the heady American league Jump Lyons CZT 21 B ~ Seave NY and B yan SF 53 I Today s Probable Pitchers PoeVav HII(SE 30 g ab r h pet Amer can league Wood Ch company of Jack Ntcklaus With All T mes EDT I Catalog Merchant 8 om berg NY 25 73 2 27 370 0 3 Coleman De and Ho f Sho put Francs (SE 52 $1 8 mtll on Arnold Palmer at Ke y Ch Amer can league I 220 E Ma n Pomeroy 24 89 ?0 32 360 zman Oak 8 2 S nge Ca 7 I 8 0 scuss Bryan U Kansas C ty ( Da Canton 2 2 $1 5 m ll1on and B>lly Casper K kpafr ck KC 30 2 25 39 348 Sp t orff KC 7 2 55 J H gh ump Pa r ck I PH 992 2178 a Oakland Hunter 4 2) NB 64 Ha I NY 20 67 823 343 w>th $1 3 m U10n wIght Ho ton De 9 73 1 25 342 New York Med ch 3 ) at Htll shot a steady par 72 m D AI en Ch FRANK MCCOOL DIES 34 22 23 40 328 C eve and ( Pe S 51 tw gh the hnal round lo stave off F sk Bos 32 6 7 37 3 9 CALGARY (UPI) Frank Boson Tan 4 4) a Bat Ho M nn 28 9 9 29 3 9 TWO EVENINGS Trevmo who finished w1th a 70 mo e Mc Na y 3 5 n gh 01 s KC 39 62 2'1 5 3 5 McCool a goaltender for the Only games schedu ed) and young sophomore pro Ja kson Odk 39 46 27 45 308 Toronto Maple Leafs when Tuesdays Games EACH WEEK 35 30 18 40 308 they won the Stanley CUp m Mtller who had a 69 They had Munson NY Texas a Odk and (n ~h ) Home Runs 284 totals compared to Hill s S1945 died Sunday after a brief Kansas C y a M nnesota Nat1ona I League Aaron and (ncght under-par 283 E vQns A and S a ge I P It llness McCool who was 54 Ca torn a at Ch ca9o n ght) Bench C n 10 Wynn Hou was assistant publisher and It was a mce b>rthday New Yo k a Det o t (n ghtJ Fe ·guson LA Bonds and present for Hill who turned 36 McCovey SF 9 C I e v e a n d at Bal lmo e general manager of the n Qh years old Stmday and now has Amer can league Mayberry Calgary Albertan M waukee a Boston (n ghl) N\ay M I 0 Duncan won $701 000 111 14 years on the KC Cle 9 F sk 8os 0 A len and tour - $120 000 of that >n Melon Ch Ot s KC and Tena ce Oak 8 Memphis Hill and Trevmo have made Memphis lhetr happy htmting bogey and double bogey back grotmd Wlth Hill wmnmg n to-back on the fmal mne holes 1967 69 and 70 and TreVIllo Another stroke behind Trevt MONDAY EVENING wmmng the past two years no and Miller were Charlie Lee Elder seekmg to Sifford Larry Ziegler Dav1d AND TUESDAY EVENING become the flrst black player Glenz Gene uttler and Hale Sto9 3G--$250a youcaneat o A .-r.,.rtel to qualify for the Masters as a Jrwm tour wumer started the fmal Sifford who wtll tum 50 round a stroke behmd Hill but years old June 3 charged home bad a 3-over-par 75 With a With a 67 ,, ' Merry Mex has made his million ,.------------ I I I II I Here's the Man 1 To See For • • I THE BEST ISears I VALUES L.------- ___ . r NOW BUFFET DINING FLOWERS FOR MEMORIAL DAY W de Menu Choice LIVE& PERMANENT ilFedELepmul 80 0-424-8580 TOLL FREE Ad The Ad e ert n1 eon s n1 Ca1.1n Dr nksand Dessert Extra b ed o he pub c 100d n OOI)t 1 on w h and he n e ndiona N1wsp1pe Ad f! 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ART'S GUN SHOP & HARDWARE o. The MEIGS INN PH 992 3629 POMEROY I t �• 5- The O.Uy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o , May 21, 19'13 4- The !>ali) Senunel, Mlddleport·Pomero), 0., ~la) 21, 19'i3 Robinson's bat too valuable champ, • to risk him m full time play J>'Onded t>.' spark Sunda) as the Angel5 IJeat the Texas Rangers 4-2 for their eighth \'tctoq in mne games Robtnson , 111ho has been relegated to a designated hitler role SUlC'e suffermg a ham~ strmg pull a week ago, dro-e in three runs wtth a homer and a s1ngle as he mo\ed lllto the ~o . II spot on the all4ime runs batted l1l hst B} t..:ruted Press l.nternalion.al I! 's quite possible that Frank RobiilSOn, one of baseball's great all-around players, might spend the rest of h1s da)s as a designated hitter . That m1ght seem sad to those '>'ho remember Robmson as much for his ftne outfield play as for Ius loog home runs, but as long as Frank continues tv hit wah authonty hLS days as a t"'o-way player seem nwnbered The reason IS that RobLnSOn's bat LS too valuable tv the Angels tv rtSk hLS bemg ll1· JUred Califorrua looks tv be a bonafide contender for the Amencan League West, and It needs a healthy RobiilSOn to was Rohmson dee1s1ons and the ga\'e Calt~ forma a sweep of us three-game set \Hth Texas and mo\ed the Angels to wuhlll onehalf game of first place Qucago m the AL RobinSOn 's l!lJU~ has healed West sufficienlly to allow hun to return tv hiS regulilr leftfield JX!SI!IOn , OOt manager Bobby Wtnkl es ts hesttant about pia) lllg him both "a)s ln other Amertcan League games, ~ew York swept a doubleheader from eland 4-2 and 7-3, Kansas City beat oakland 6-2. Qucago downed The Yankees won the1r opener 'i41th the Indians on a three-run rally m the sevenr?r, then put together a se\'en..run fourth mmng JJ1 the rughtcap to capture both ends of the t"Inbill fred Beene and Mike ~kich, two seldom-used pitchers , were the \\'lnners \\hile Sparky L) le regtstered a sa~ e a., proVIde the offenstve punch It ~hMesota !hl then lost 3<l and Detroit topped \1II,.aukee ;).3 after losmg I<J Baltunore at Boston "as postponed b~ rarn. Robl1lSOn's tutting fllabled 0)de Wnght tv Wln hiS second game of the }·ear in se\en who Jnued from P..age ( 'tJf1 1 m each eame Gra1g :'\rttlt" had a solo homer for tile Y(lnkft'S m the first game and Ro' Whrte hu a wand slam and Jim Ray Hart a solo shot for :'\f'\1; York m the rughtcap Da\e Duncan hom· ered for Cle-eland In the opener and Charhe Spikes connected rn the second game Amos OtiS htt a three-run homer and John .\Ia~ beiT) had a t" Hun blast as the Royals pounded out 16 hits to defeat the •I 's and hand John Odom - hiS se\ enth loss m etght deC'lsJons Paul Sphttorff went length of their ha1r He t1ted the Gavm Po~er Pl.:t n as an exc.mple of the nted r~.~r a master plan. People alSJJ must have master plans, he said, but the process of er:lutallfJn. formal or mformaJ , must take place- m the for~ matwn of that plan for the future Dr Chnstensen poll1ted out lhal the re are problems m the countr) today but that the ) uung people recogmz.e them and \loant to do somethmg about them He had hope they "111 reahze that goal The high school band, directed by Charles W1lls , pla)ed the processiOnal and recessiOnal for the graduates "ho \ol. ore ca ps and gowns in the school .:olors of green and Y..htte The Rev Eugene Under"ood ga\e the mvocatton and the benediCtiOn and John D Riebel , Sr , Eastern Sup! , presented the class to Roger Epple , president of the board of educatwn, who conferred deplomas Sunda\ afternoon, baccalaureate Y.as held with the C1J.3ch Gec,r~e Wvlre·s Rw Grande tolleg~ Redmen placc"':i fvurth m tf.am sconng 1n the annual Dtstrtct 22 ;.;AlA trac k and field meet at Cedan tile Saturda) . ~hd-O hto Conference <:hampwn \Ialone advanced to the :<AI.-\ finals by captunng team honvrs Vi 1th 18:9 pomts. "\ tne Ohao cCJllege teams participated 10 Saturda) ·s meet. C~ntral State wa s runnerup Vi 1 .1 1 0~ powts CedarnJie was third lo'.Jlh 84 1 '2 markers, follo\'ed b; RIO's 431 2 pomts. the distance for the Royals lil the second game to notch his se\·enth v.1n Kansas Ctt}' 1s also onl; one-half game behJJ1d Qucago fastest Iast-<la) qualifier at 19Q 355 The others, tn order of thetr speeds, were Bob Harke> , indiana polls , 189 i33, Sam SesSions, ~a sh\tlle, \1t ch, 188 986 , and Jun McElreath, Arhngton, Tex , 188 640 ~udged out of the race were rook1e Tom Btgelo.,., , Wtute '>~~a­ ter W1s , and Sam Pose) , San Juan capistrano Calif ' ~ho fimshed fifth as a rookie m last ~ e ar 's ra ce 11 (l''··ndm~ t9 JUd~e tnd1\10ua!S JO their character , nr;t upon the Rio 4th Drake Offy engines dominate '500' F oytbuilt Coyotes, Vel sll\'DIA:-IAPOLIS, lnd IUP J1 record of 183 6.;0 Parnellt Jones ParnelUs and ~enty-s1x of the 33 starters - The four-cylinder Drake Grant King's Kingf1sh Offenhausers outnumber the will be powered by the Drake· Former Star Eh.mLDated eight-cylinder Ford-foyt en· Offy eng!J1es , stx b) V-i! ford:\obod; qualified on the third gmes for next Monday's $1 foyts and the other LS Smokey eight-cyiJnder da) of the trials Saturda) when million 500-<mle Memorial Day Yumck 's Ole\ rolet wh1ch rookle Jerry sho v; ers and a thunderstorms Speed""ay auto ra ce Ukewtse , the Dan Gurney- Karl put mto the field All are cut rnto the t1r11e allotted to make the field There 14ere built Eagles have the same equipped With turbochargers Tl<enty of Gurne) 's Eagles four successful qua!Jf1ers advantage ove r the Britishmade the lmeup. compa red to before the tnal.<; ended Sunda; made McLarens But a McLarVeteran George Sruder of en stts on the pole w1th Johnn) just seHn ~1 c Larens The Bakersfield , Calif, became the Ruthe rford as the faster other stx are a miXture of A J qualifier and another Y.on last year's race With Mark Donohue at the wheel The Speed\liay ~s record-shatterlllg hneup for the 57th annual holiday chase was comThe Ironton Ttgers, postlllg a II ellston was thtrd ~1th 16 and pleted late Sunday Only tM team tvtal of 22 pomLS , took top Logan last ~ Ith B cars ~e re ' bumped " by faster honors m the Southeastern Pia) "as di' 1ded mto stx qualifiers , mcludlng one car Oh10 League tenn1s tour - smgle-s and three double ~ which lasted only a few nament pia) ed Ma1• H on the brackets w1th four entr1es m HII!tvp courts at Logan mmutes tn the f1eld each bracket Each bracket The 33-car sta rtm g f1eld Three othe r teams were \J;as pla~ed out to conclusion, checks m at an average speed entered 1!1 the 10 how-s rA "1th sconng on a 4-2·1 basis of 192 329 miles per hour, competitiOn , wnh GallJpoi Js Logan's onl) first place v.:as compared ~nth last year's finLShJJ1g second ~1th I i pomts l1l doubles pia; , w1th \!artm Ir nne and \11ke Hartsock defeatlllg Dan Waugh and \1Ick escort>'\!anrlllg of ll'ellsUJn 6-2 l1l their Ma10r League Resulh first -round match and then P r ·.,~~ •.Jf9~" a · ' l.=h By l:n tted Press lnternattoncl l d-o"Kmn~ Ironton ·s Chuck Amencan League '" Va nd€rp:>oJ and D-d.fl Ra\ 1n the S.ar Fr an .-; tS<:tTexas 000 100 000-1 4 0 (f/J t;YJ .:!YJ.--7 i ') , finale The lroo ton doo had Cahforn1a 300 a.so 10~~:---9 10 \ defeated Dan U.rter and Gil Hana , HudSOf , ; }, Fo <:.aol ' G1 (;;Q q~ f.)') ' - ; y a na S .dr~z S ".r: I M a~ze...- f 2,. Pri C'e of GaHipJhs 8-4 m therr Misses Humphrey, Holter top class Malone is Defiance College was fifth "Ith 38. Bluffton sixth wtth 36, \\ 1lming_ton seHnth "'ith H, fmdla; eighth ""h 12 and II'IIberfo'lcelasl with no points R1 o s ate, Jack Fmch, had Hlread) qualified for the :\AI.~ finals earlier thts m o nth ~ Saturda) he .,., as nicked b) a fra cll un of a second m the m1le run despite a -l li 1 effort Fmch "'as stxth m the 880-}d. run \\ lth a 1 59 6 effort Dean Fausnaugh ad\ anced trJ the 7\AIA fmals m the pole \ault event \\ Jth a leap of 13 feet Fausnaugh was fourth m the long Jump with a 21 -B" effort Other Redmen sconng pomts tncluded Hane} BrO\.\n , \\ho v.a s th1rd m the 100-}ard dash desplle a 10 flat effort Bn:mn v. as also th1rd 1n the 220 ~ 1th a 23 2 effort Jack Payton was fifth m the pole vauit StaCe) Osborne was sixth tn the th ree m1le run wtth a 16 08 performan ce IHS captures second tennis title in row Lin Br 3c "'f c 1an fO] a,...d To.r!z.-r; L P Hard 1 { J, H 'R - 0' t H ( 5'r at S.0111flfl ra an ) C~r · <ppd ' f l;.t Game- J (_.'/J V'/.1 ; I ~ l (. 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' l ., ~ a~o - /.' .t V.JJ, i; '1 E.,. ,,~ -:: !> tP .'1° -'y( Council dines, match CliUck Vanderpool of Iron ton squeezed b) Dan Leasure of Lngan 9-8 1one game IS pia~ ed as a tle-brea.kt'r m the e'ent of an ll-ll deadlock 1 and then v.h1pped Dan Ca rter of Gai!Ipohs 8-1 Leas ure posted an Il-l nctory o\er Dan Waugh of Wellston tn the consolation match Gary BJ rngton of Ironton thrashed Kelly Price of U!gan 8-1 and then took MICk Manrmg of Wellston B-5 Gtl Pn ce of Gai!Ipohs downed Price of Logan a.-6 m the consolatwn Jim Singe r of Gallipolis topped Dan Ray of Ironton 6-5 and then beat Greg Stewart of Wellston by the same score Steward beat Marttn Ir v10e or lAgan m h1s hrst match 11-1 Wlll trunmed Hartsock 6-2 m the consolat10n J1r11 Anderson of Ironton topped Mike Downard of Wellston 6-5 and then trium· phed over Dave Thomas of Galhpohs by the same tally. Thomas also beat Randy Bolm of Logan by an B-5 count and Bolm won over Downard m the consolation also by an &-5 margm Winning doubles brackets for Wellston were the teams of .Snare and Stewa r t and Ra) defeated Irv1ne 8-4 tn the Downard and Holzapfel. consolatiOn Sna re and Stewart clipped Rex Holzapfel of Wellston Leasure and Price of Logan 8rupped Ken Will of Gallipolis 9- 2, and Downard and Holzapfel B and then clipped Bruce do,. ned Bo!JJ1 and Chambers of Gosselm of Ironton 8~5 Logan 8-5 m first round action G<Jssehn beat Mike Hartsock of tronton also won the ftrst Logan e-6 m hls Initial match lille m 1972 M•"' C•ld well provJded music for the the Mount Hermon Umted pli:lfl(j Brethren Church delivery tht 1 ,r,~ ·t;,.:"'lvnal and recessional sermon a11d the girls' glee club sang ' One God " Jnvocatwn was by the ltev Jacob Lehman. Rewvmg their diplomas at Sunday mght's comrnent-ernent were · Mel 1nda AMsbary, William News, Notes Jennder Ba iley, Ba lser. Lana Benedum . Rona ld Berry , Randall Bormg, Steven Boston. Charle!l Brewer , Paula Brewer. M.aroa Carr. Gene Chaney. Roger Chaney, R1chard Cross James DuvalL J >=;"- _ ;::;:;_.'"" ..~'='· -:1"•': ;. -.:r? .. ·_, ,..rl::'l -w: L 'J •N? _ • t f \1 olher 's Day guest\ CJf Mr and Mrs Lincoln RusseU were \Irs Harold Gillogly , VIcki and Bruce Mr . and Mrs Omton Gilke) , Tad and Karen of .~Jbany, Mr. and Mrs franklin Russell of Middleport, Mr . Guy Russell . Mr and Mrs Dale Russell and family of Columbus, and Terri Lynn of Pomeroy Mother's Day vlSltors of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson were Mr and Mrs Hov.-ard Thoma, Mr and Mrs Charley Smith , Mrs Harley E J ohnson. Tammy, Oteryl and Terry and Mrs J R Murphy and Bar· bar a Mr and Mrs Steve Haggy of Akron and Mr and Mrs. Ronald Russell , Amanda were Mother's Day weekend vLSJtors of Mr _ and Mrs. Robe rt Russell Ronald Russe ll IS stalwned at Fort Mead, Maryland Mother 's Day VISitors of Mr and Mrs Fred Tuckerman were Mr and Mrs Eugene Han mg, Rhonda, Ronald , Mrs James Reeves and Mr and !\>irs Jack Elam and family Mrs Berd1e Wyatt was Mother 's Day guest of Mr and Mrs J C W) att Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson and fam1ly were Mother's Day guests of Mrs Helen Johnson Mr and Mrs Robert Reeves, Bryan of Racme were Mother 's Day viSitors of Mr and Mrs James Reeves and Lmda Mrs Geneva Shwnate was recent v1s1tor of Mr and Mrs Paul P1erc~ and family of Mason , W Va Robert Edwards, Jr • Cynttua Farraf, Ard1th Graham, Da vtd Grtlhth, Robert Grossnt<:kle, Lucy Hoi ter, Kane Humphrey, Gtles Hysell, Oebb1e Jeffers, Jane Karr V1ncent L<:Comb. Donna Lantz , VtC Laughery , Glenda Lawson. Byron McCoy, R1ta Marc1nko, RoJue ~r ­ ctnko, Da vt d flhatheny: Joh n Maxson, Ela 1ne Mtlhoan , Debra M 1ll hone, Steven Mtl lhone. George Mora , Joyce Myers , Ph yll1s New lun, Wil lia m Osborne, Rosemary Reed Steven Reed . Debora h R1char ds on, Beverly R 1ffe . Rose Roseberry, M1chael Sanders, Mark Satterftel d, Danny Schult z, Nancy Sexson, V1ckte Spencer. R 1cl'lard StetHer. Deborah Stone, Jil l Swam, Forrest Tealord , Ca rl Thomas. Sandra Van Meter, Wa lke r lvan Jr , Debora h Watson. Barbara Well. Randall Wol f , Sandra Wood DUROT. WINS CINCIN"NATI IUPI)- Duro T captured the featured $5,000 handicap at Ri ve r Downs Saturday , going the 7'h furlongs m I 34 2-4 J B Swords won the co-featured $3,00 allowance racen, gomg ''' furlongs m 1.05 2-5 Cyd's Rehc won the f1rst race and Royal Dog the second to return 154 20 on the dally double combmatwn of 1~9 ' H JJ, Hr:l 1,1\lt. 2' (1 {I!'Jt,-:'! •l t L '"" 4~ WJ( - \o l ;! 2 C.•• ... . 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"'rJr, ;:r; ' 1, 1 ' 1 1 , •-; ::r,"'..J· LP ( .rJ',H .: H~"'rrrJansdtJtft<r You can be sure _ if it's ONLY Westinghouse • • Nationwide 1 (!t-um l n,t.ml 4. PO\I Ilon Jd ju-. 1 111 tn! ru g Lo:!. Angeles 000 000 020--2 Os lecn, Ferguson, Oates LP J 0 000 000 101 1· 3 9 1 Culver (8) and Ntek ro (3 I) an( Culver 11 3) HR - JOhl'1'iOil ( 6th) 312 6th St. Phone 675·1160 Point Pleasant By Edna Lee Wallt-ln Garden Oub Luther Burbank was a sctentLSt who experunen1ed w1th plants and became famous for developing new klllds of flowers. frUits and vegetables. Burbank w1ll always be associated with plant breeding . and msptred many people to take up plant breedtng. His brilliant work began m 1871 m his native MassachtLSetts. One day he was examimng a crop of potatoes and happened to notice a fruit maturmg on one of the plants, Burbank saved the fruit and when the seeds ripened he planted each one in a separate hiU. After the plants matured he dug tbe potatoes and found that each was different. Some were small, some large, smooth and numerous. Burbank sold them to a gardener for $150 - his first profit from plant breeding, They were named Burbank Potatoes. With tbe money he bought a ticket to Califorma where be established a farm that made him famous all over the world and he U1Spired many otber people to take up plant breeding. Burbank grew over a million plants a year. He used both crossbreeding and graftmg , In crossbreeding a berry, he took one kind that had a fine flavor but was small m s1ze and mated It With another whtch was larger, 1be result the hybrid was both large and full flavored. Burbank's work on a smgle fruit or vegetable might extend over many years. He produced the plumco\, a cross between a plum and apricot, a piUess plum, Gold and Bartlett plums and the Splendor and Sugar prunes. He developed better peaches, cherries, and apples as well as sweet corn, tomatoes, field corn and a Uun shelled walnut. Another of his achievements and best known plant varieties IS the Shasta Daisy . He produced thiS beautiful garden flower by crossing a native Oxeye daisy With a European variety. He also grew new klllds of lilies and roses. Today we find many garderung because easter gardenll1g and the ecology movement have prompted more people to take up garderung. No one knows exactly how many Americans tend a patch of flowers durmg tbe swruner, but estimates range as high as 20 million. W. Atlee Burpee Co. is offerll1g a $10,000 prize tv the person who fmds a PUJ;e white Marigold m his garden and sends in seed that can produce another. Advances in flowermg gardening have come from the application of hybridization, the well-known genetic prmciple holding that the crossing of two mbred plant vanettes produces first-generation offsprmg that are far more vtgorotLS than their parents. · Gardeners are planting annual flowers from seed or purchased plants, and getting results that went only to the highly skilled. "It used tv take a green thumb to have a good garden; now all It takes is a dirty hand," says William Carlson, professor of horttculture at MIChigan State University. Meif!S.....countians 'aiie~cr~aizfoience The more than 65 persons I from Me1gs County attendmg ~ the eight-county DistriCt 7 Conference on Aging for Southeastern OhiO held •l recently at the Hockmg Valley l''• Lodge m Nelsonville, report tt •••• an mfonnahve well planned 1 •, and organized conference. •• Cards wtth comments on the ••• meeting were completed by • nearly all of the Meigs Coun· •• hans at the sessswn . • : The theme, "Use of Local .' Resources and the Need for ·:'. Local Responsiblli ty," developed by means of • ::• speakers with expertise m their fields followed by workshops m each of the three : areas presented by the ••' speaker. Keynote speaker was Dr Arthur S Flemmg, special consultant on Agmg to the PreSident, a former prestdent Of Ohio Wesleyan Umverstty and a man dedicated to the cause of the older Amertcan c1tlzen Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, director of the Meigs County Council on Agmg , reports that Dr Flemmg said 11 lhe mcome of the older Amencan IS the most important fact m con~ s1dering his problems . " She said that he pomted ou ~ that "revenue shanng ~ ~ a lremendous opportunity to do somethmg about the mcome of the older American." According to Mrs Thomas , Dr Fleming md1caled that older persons should come in for a fatr share of the revenue sharmg funds He noted 1hat RSVP funds have been doubled for 1973, and that funds for the Older American Act have been tripled . He also reported, accordmg to Mrs Thomas, that PreSident N1xon has sent to Congress a bill which would provide tax relief to elderly property owners and would subsidize renters over 65 to a posstble 15 pet of their rent. He further reported that President Ntxon has proposed that the 44 million now budgeted for Aging programs be mcreased m 1974 to 2011 m1!1Ion Another speaker was Dr. John W. Cashman, directvr of the OhiO Department of Health, who presented a rev1ew of servtces available through local Health Departments and , E. M, l;'rs , pri<jsl(jH;t, ... '"·· './. '.''f•~"~"r l~:f: , ,:, . t' ...., "';t-·· ~ •• 1· 'J " ""'t (!:1' Fr.-,nk H<ill':.t'l<:Jw Sr , Wilh..;,.rn 1:. u~ · .._ . -::~ e, .s .. ., E-7~ '·1 S'.kfl;l.. , N.f H.Jtho:rd P. IJ.1J;n}: , •.-:o·r. o;,. I,F(":"i~.; ·-; ' :.'1 _ t::: ._ ... .)'!'':'""~ · ·;. ~ ~ !-' :,... ;;. .... , . Jo:,e.o pr~:sultntc;, Budd I. >' ? '•1 r...:::~::r , 1 I(;a5Urer afld Hohut L. ::( /.-.; Oatrl;;nd r- r ·, J , .,_ ,,.. , , _ · ~,..-,,.. ;""••"' ..._ ':. ':" .e~ · .-:; 'j"'l':i""?"" ' Professt r nally 1n your home or b, )1ness Spe<:1al mach 1nes for clean1ng lurn1ture m your home We go anywh e re 10 Me1gs County Antr reso1l used m' all work Free est1mates Ca II anvt•me · ~rr:i k~-')rJF.Jtk SP"...C: Y~':r. Jud~t !-1- Gitffi" 1 fi e ~rrt"'//'i ' CARPETS CLEANED B.rJ , S.r.rJ'..ItS r.d Amtnc.:" L Luther Burbank: scientist Pttmela T:-,t Tn -St.d:t Arta OJUI:ul ,t a ~- -~· .,_.. ·~ . J.~~•.. i:;l .. .,.. . · ~::v...,sn~t;r dmnfr M.~.~ 15 fit '"A-:::'"'~ "" ' L ~ o~:! C·.rrra e:. ~"..,. .J ":•· ~·r?f 'io H.., ! 1 J .;;nd •t.'"' Asbl;;nd CJ J} (r;rprJr;,.v• f1 :• (;.p l""\ 1; ::- ;r• ~ . ....~ ~· ._ . .,. "-' ~ ~ •t~r otl(; CiOO 00~ I \! !~ r l11llt:~ lfl Ashl.d..nd. K~ ln· ;:.':'. ":'Z ~· · Jl\ '"a-Ll,.~ tiOO ltrt< OOX- 1 5 1 ";_ :...-~ ~ i' -'? ~~li~ 1.rfhc<t'rs ;,."'a.rdt'l':l tht ~ -.) :. • l- ~ -3 ....~ ~-'=";'·.a-· :::. '? ......_,.-_ _, --:.r• ' _ r zr 7 ~.; .~ ~-"'''.:T QJ'1r:l f.::., n. , nd ~-~· A weekly feature of Meigs County Garden Club members. Sal<er. makes awards. I 2nd qa m" ' fi: Notes ..•. Wolfpen ('' ,,.,-~ :.~ - =.:.~-~~ . :;.· ~.:. :.. r "<:n l,t:)·.l· " ' <: t orr ~ 1' first test The champ10n T1gers dommated smgles pla) v;1th four flrsts m the $ lx brackets , wh1le Wellston emerged on top m t" o of the three doubles brackets \1 Innmg thm brackets JJ1 smgles play y, ere Roger AJhnan of Ironton rupped Jeff GosneH of Logan 66 and then downed Rick Thornton of Gallipolis 8-3 Gosnell ed~ed Cha rlie Snare of \\ ellston 9-7 m the consolation Green Thumb Rf\' Robert Shook, pasllir of ' rsOCTar~~:-:1 Thir~ Friday ~! I d ~ Club meets related health agenctes. He spoke of nursmg homes and how and why they are licensed and regulated by hts department. He reported that at present there are 50,000 per· sons m Oh10 nursmg homes He spoke of the 101 home health agenctes m Ohto and the servtce which they provide for the elderly Beneftts to the elderly through government programs such as the Retlred Semor Volunteer Program, Foster Grandparents and Operation Mamstream were outhned by Mrs Betlle Bjorn , acllvtties specialist and held r e pr e s e n t a t i ve f or Southeas1ern OhiO Sla1e Ad· mmtslrat1mn on Agmg. She sa1d that OperatiOn Matn· stream employs many who can fmd no other gainful em· ployment and that Foster Grandparents 1s meamngful to many elderly who not only can earn wages but also can feel needed and useful She also mentlOned two programs for older citizens sponsored by the Natlonal Farmers Umon "Green Thumb" and "Green Light " Other speakers were Thomas Oellertch, ass1stant professor of Soc1al Work at OhiO Umverstty: PH1IIlp L. Grover, extension spectahst, Communtty Resource Development Health Services at Oh1o State Umverstty , who talked on educational and soc1al servtces through pubhc agencies such as hbrar1es, extension offlcers and home health servtcesi and Don Duh1gg, chief of the Bureau of Adult SerVIces , Dtvtston of Social Serv1ces, Ohw Department of Public Welfare who outlmed benefits to the elderly through his department. Mrs Rose Pap1er, coor~ d1nator for the State Ad· mm1stratwn on Agmg, spoke on commumty resources for mvolvernent m the problems of thea((Ing . She noted that Meigs County has 2, 700 persons over 65 or 13 9 pel of the tvtal pdpulalwn She hsted five obJectives for the semor c1 tlzen - mdependent hvmg, h1gher health levels and preventive health measures, development of commumty resour.ces to avmd c·aen an MONDAY MEIGS COUNTY Men's Fellowship of the Churches of Chrtsl wilt meet at Pomeroy Church of ChrLSl at 7 30 p m. POMEROY Chamber of Commerce at Meigs Inn at 12 noon BEND 0 ' The Rtver Garden· Club, 7·30 p m at the home of Mrs, Ernest Wmgett, Racme MEIGS County Pioneer and H1stoncal Society, 1:30 p.m., at the museum Plans for " Hentage Sunday" will be made. Committee members and any mterested persons of the county are mv1ted. MEIGS CHAPTER, Order of DeMolay, 7:30 p. m, at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Mothers' Club to meet at the same time . MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS and Professional Women, 7.30 p m at the Columbia Gas Co. office Annual reports to be g1ven, new officers to be mstalled TUESDAY AMERICAN Leg1on Auxiliary, Racme Post 602, 8 p m . at the hall JUNIOR AMERICAN LegiOn Auxihary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Middleport, 7 p.m. at the hall WEDNESDAY AMERICAN LEGION Aux1hary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, potluck at 6:30 p m w1th leg10nna1res to be guests Aux1hary members to take a covered dtsh. Meetmg at 7. 30 pm . The golden weddt ng anmversary observance of two members and their husbands, Mr and Mrs Philip Memhart and Mr. and Mrs. Ever~tt Dailey, were announced durmg a meetmg of the Third Friday Club at the home of Mrs. Ben Netuzllng Mrs Edna Reibel and Mrs Dale Smith were appomted to purchase gifts for the two couples . Mrs . Memhart presided at the meeting which opened w1th several poems from the booklet "Treasury of Thought". Hostess gifts were presented to Mrs. Neutzhng and tl was announced that the next meeting Will be In July instead of June due to Regatta acllv1t1es Games were played w1th prizes gomg, to Mrs. Bertha Ebersbach, Miss Sybil Ebersbach, Mrs. Carn e Meinhart and M1 ss Erma Smith A potluck dmner was held precedmg the meetmg and Mrs Neutzhng served refreshmen Is of homemade 1ce cream, cooktes and coffee followm g the meetmg Apple Grove News, Events By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Charl~s Wmebrenner and chtldren of Cheshire spent Mother's Day w1th the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs Vernon Donohue . Calhng or spendmg Mother 's VALLEY Com- Day with Mr and Mrs Gerald OHIO mandr} , Kmghts Ternplar, Hayman and Ke1th were Mr stated conclave, 7·30 p. m. at and Mrs Roher! Hart and the Pomeroy Masomc Temple daughter , Beth Ann, of Racme, All Sir kmghts are ur ged to Bnce Hart of Columbus, Mrs attend Gene Jewell and children of Letart, Mr. and 'Mrs. Burhl GROWERS TO MEET RIPLEY, Oh10 - About 30 Wolfe and daughter, Vtcki of tobacco growers from Hebron, Mrs Phyllts Young of Southern OhiO wtll gather here Mason and Elmer VanMeter of Tuesday to dlscuss Issues Pomeroy Art Hill who 1s a student at expected to mfluence the 1 Morehead College m Kentucky state s tobacco growmg mdustry durmg the commg I s horne for the summer season The occasion is a vacatiOn Mother's Day guests of Mr. meetmg of the Ohw Farm Bureau Federation Tobacco and Mrs Jim Hunt were Mrs Erma W1lson , Mr and Mrs Committee Charles Bum and Billy Wtlson tnstltutlonahzatiOn, op- of Bohvar Dam, Mr and Mrs portumties to par1Jc1pate m Butch Wilson and chtldren, cornm umty hfe and Improved Mrs Marg1e Hunt, Mr and care m mstJtutlons Mrs Wtlham W1cklme and son, WO,RKSHOPS Seotty Four workshops w1th panel Mr and Mrs Burhl · Wolfe d1scuss1ons were featured at and daughter, ViCki , of Hebron the conference VISited Mr. and Mrs Ernes t "How Revenue Sharmg and Grimm and Mr and Mrs Other Tax Related Factors Gordon Wolfe over the Affect 5emor C11Izen Programs weekend was moderated by Senator Mr and Mrs Alex Wheeler Ha r r y A r m s t r o n g . spent Mother's Day wtth Mr. Representmg Me1gs County on and Mrs. Edward Morns at the panel were Robert Clark Charleston and Warden Ours , comMrs Allee Balser of Letart m1sswners Others par - was a Mother 's Day dmner tictpatmg were Rep Oakley guest of Mr and Mrs. Jack Colhn s, Wayne Todd, Ables and family The Ables ' representmg Clarence Miller, son, Butch, of lnd1anapohs, and Oscar Doob rcpresentmg spent Lhe weekend wJth them State Rep Clane Ball, Jr VIsJttng Mr and Mrs Benny "Services Available Through Boggess and Wayne over the local Health Department and weekend were Pete Snyder of Related Health Agencies" with Delaware, Paul Rowe , Racme, Dr. Cashman as chairperson, and Don Johnson of the U S. had Mrs BeulahStraussofthe Navy Meigs County Health DepartMother's Day guests of Mr. ment as one of the panelists and Mrs Jess Anderson were Other health departments In Mr and Mrs Leo Wtggmgton the seven county area were and children of Charleston, Mr represented along with Jack and Mrs Da v1d Jones and Farrington, execuhve director chtldren of Htllsboro, W. Va , of the Ohw Valley Health Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sayre and servtces and Charles Cum· fam1ly of Mmersvtlle, Mrs. mmgs, director of commun1ty Zclpha Boggess and Wayne health services for the seven Roseberry counties Mr and Mrs Raymond '' Benefits to the Elderly Proffitt of Portland called on Through Gover n'm en t Mrs. Freda Evans on Mother's Programs :-uch as RSVP, Day Foster Grandparents and Mr and Mrs Roy Van Meter Operatmn Mainstream" 'o\as and children, Becky and the workshop conducted by Melame , of Mormng Star Mrs. BJorn . Partlc1pating as VI Sited Mr and Mrs Marshall panelists were directors of Adams Sunday CAP program and RSVP Mr and Mrs . Rex O'Brien of prog rams In the counties Stewart called on Mr. and Mrs. represented Larry O' Brien Mother's Day. " Rural Arts and Crafts" Mrs Margie Grimm of was the fourth workshop and Ra cme VISited Mrs F1 eda chairperson Of 1t was Mrs . Gmi Evan s and Mrs Marshall Hunt, director of the Golden Adams Thursday Age Hobby Shop in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Roger Fettery Mrs Jeanne Morgan, Mid· of Galhpohs spent Sunday with dleport, was one of the Raym ond Adams, panelists. Mr and Mrs John Rose of Other local residents par~ Port erfield , Mrs. Judy Smith of ttctpatmg m the conference Racme , Mrs Shirley U!ng and were Edna Russell who dau ghte< of Eagle Ridge outhned the kmds of nursmg VISited Mrs Mae Pearson at services which can he provided Dorcas under MediCare, notmg that Mr and Mrs. Robert Casper VISits by a nurse are limited by (Jt Columbus spent Saturday Med1care to 100 per year , and mght ~>~lh Mrs Dolly Wolfe VIlma PikkOJa, who com· ,u1<.1 VlSIIed Mr and Mrs mented on the ::ervice IJffered D.I!Ias Hill ond family tu ruralareas by the book· M1 s Mar sh<J11 Rot.'sh, Mrs VIrgil Htll M1 s CJtfford H1ll . . nwhlll' The high jump wao aa easy feat at lhls point for students of the Salisbury Elementary School during their field day ~· rlday . The event got tougher, however, as the bar was raised to detemtlne the champ. • • SI'UJJENTS OF THE Salisbury El"llentary School tested the phys1cal fttness of their noses as they rolled eggs tvwards a finiSh hne In fnday 's field day The event became JUSt a bit more diffiCult for some whose hard boiled eggs broke durmg the contest but they rolled "what was left " School holds field day Recent mclement weather Fnday to allow students of the Salisbury Elementary School to hold lhe1r annual fteld day Parents " ere on hand for events of the day wh1ch were topped off at noon by a potluck dmner for parents and students und er the sponsorship of the sc hool's PTA Ed Bartels • faculty member, directed the c leared of the day ~md n bbon awm ds were Ill.! de to the wmners a t lhc close of the eve nL" F'1·1day afternoon Wmner::; were, f1rst through Uur<.l place respective ly, 40 ymd dash, J!,r<~de 1~2, gu·Js 81 cnda Gl'.'lham, Day Hart, B:1rbar t1 Will , Boys - Brett Cm I, Bill Ktng, Ri cky Zeigler, grade 3-4, Girls- Joyce Baker, Laura Snulh, Ca nullc Sw mc on tc~ts Mrs. Blackston elected officer Mrs Harold Blackston was elected president of the Rock Spnngs Better Health Club at a meehng Thursday at the home Of Mrs Wilham G1·uescr Other offtcers elected were Mrs. James Co nkle, vi ce preSident, Mrs Opha Offutt, secrl!tary and Mrs Wilham Fulmer, treasurer Mrs Amos Leonard , Mrs Fred Goegletn and Mrs WiiiHtm Radf ord were appmnled to a by ~ law comm1ltee to ma'kc an:,; necessary revisions A contnbutwn was made to the Me1gs County Umt of the Amen ca n Can ce r Society The June meehng wa s an~ noun ced for Fnday, June 22 at the home of Mrs . Mark Grueser Members w11l meet at the Rock Sp1 mgs Church and then proceed to the Grueser horne Welcomed mto the m embership of the club was M1 s . Wendell Jeffers Mrs Scott f olm er , pres1dent,.. opened the meetmg w1th prayer and the pledge to the fla g DevotlOns were t)y Mrs Welby Whaley who used scnpture from Romans 15. M1 s I.ewr::; Gl'ucscr p1 csentcd the p1 og r!un wh1ch th e foll owing Included readmgs 'G tv c ~md Ti.lke " by Mr s ,,mos Leonard , "Step to Ladder Safety," MI S Wtlham Fulmel' , " What Is so B<.~d About F:xcrcJsc'1 " Mrs W A Morgan, " T ake 1.1 Gm nt Step lo Bette! Health" M1·s Con kle, ' Tnbu te to Mother" by Mrs Offutt The co n tc~t wa s won by Mrs Whalcy' and Mrs Scott Folmer A dessert course wa s served by !lie hostess to th ose nmued and Mr s Hugh Bc ~u hs , Mr s H.1 chrtl'd Dutc her and three guests, Am y Pullin s, Tu n .Jeffcr s and Sl<.icy Bulchei dell; B oy:-~-S tcvc Ohhnv,e1, Jo:d Blevms DdvLCI Kennedy 60 ydr d ddsll, grade 5-ii, GlrlsBll.'Jtd<J Hoss, C.ul ~l Kauff, Yvurlllc CJ II, Boys-- Randy Su11 pson, D.Jv lli Blake, B1 ucc C.JIIll;..~n SofUJall th row, gr;)dc l-2, Gnls- 1,ynn Slater, Brenda Or dllam, Joy G!llcspcc , Buys- John Snnth, Chffurd lt'enhowe1, Sco lt Harr1s on ; g J ..1des 1-4, G11 b - J oyce Bdker , Becky 001 st, l..aul'a O hl1n ~cr, Boy s - S teve Ohl!u gcr, Tom ll uupcr. Billv llruwnm ~, grades 5-6, Girls Ten y Wilson, Nancy Snulh , Btenda Hoss, Hoys Dav1d Blake , H.andy Snnpson, Br ucc Ca1mau S.1ck Hucc, grades 12, r;nl :'i - 1 t!ll PIC kett, Paula Sw indell She ll! M...tr shall , Buys- .J ames EVi..illS, Bncw W11l , Cl ifford Icen hower C!.:~d c .1-4, C1r l s ~K1m Bashan, Ma1 y H1dgw.:1y, 'l'l' rcsa Dor ~t; Boy s- M1kc Z1egle 1, Tom llc.10per, IJlldn Kmg g Htdc 5-6, Gn ls - 1-.:!Jzl.lbcth Blev1ns, G \H'Il Folmc1, Chn st1 Evans , 13u):-;- J,uther l ~ l evuJ s, Char·les S;mters, H.Jiph Hul'l Stantling Broad Jump , gr adc 1-2, Guls- Br cnda Graham, I,ynn Slate! , Beth Tcafm d, 13oys- CilfrOJ d lce nhowm, Ryan Cole, Bl \an Will , gnn.ll! l~ 4, Gu b - Ca 1ol Mur J rs, /.;JJu ;r S1 mth, /,Jsa Hob:'ion BoysMtu k FJ tend, Br end Sisson, Otis Cm e., ~ r nde 5-G, GulsCwld KauH , Shw 011 Buckl ey, 'l'r acey Jeffers, Boys- R;mdy Si!llpson, Ga ry Bilsh<m, Frank IIHggy. H1gh Jump- Grade 3-'1, C1rls - Dcmse Bn ckles. Ltsa Hobson, Joyce Baker, BoysSteve Ohlinger , David Ken~ ncdy, Danny Gould ; gra<.le 5-6, Guts- Laurel Cole, Jill Well, T1n.t Ra n<.l olph; Boys- David Blake, Rickie Zeigle r, Chuck Kennedy Fri s bee ThrowGlade :J.4, GJr ls- Tamm) Adkms, Teresa Dorst, Canulle Swmdcll , Boys- Steve Pulhns, J1e11 }' Adklns, Billy Browmng, gr ado 5-6. Gil' Is - Rhonda 1\cttter, Tr,tccy .Jeffers, Terry W1lson , Boys - Char les S<~utt\ r s, Grl'g Kmg, Danny W1ll Egg H.~1cc - grade :1-4, <:u ls- Ktm Basham, Teresa Do1 st. Kdthlc cn Pa r·kcr , Buys - M i ke Graluun, Tun ~~.~ u tcrs, Ttxld Thacker , grade 5~h G 1rls- TJ accy Je ff ers, lleek) Phillips, Debbie Due l fer·, lluys ~ G r cg Kmg, l•: r u. S<.:JteJ;;, B1 ran Teaford SAFETY TOE WORK SHOES SUPPERS • SHOES AND BOOTS. heritage house Y(Jur Thorn M<:An Stcre MIDDLEPORT HARTSFIELD'S NEW JOB ATLANTA (UP!) - Roy Hartsfield. first base coach for the Atlanta Braves, 1s restgrung that post tv become the manager of the Hawaii Islanders of the PacifiC Coast League . " It was too good an offer to pass up," satd the 47-year-old Hartsfield, who managed Spokane of the PaCific Coast League from 19fi6.68, leading the club to the diVISion champ1onsh1p m hts fmal two years. Mrs llenms HIIJ , all graduated from Rio Grande College May 13 with bachdor of sciCnce de grees 1n e!Cmentary education Mrs Dolly Wolfe, Mrs Roy Donohew 1 Mr and Mrs. Dallas Bill, Mrs Darrell Norns and daughter, Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Roush, Mr and Mrs Marshall Roush and son, Joey, attended the commencement excrc1ses at R10 Grande College on May 13 Mrs Carl Wolfe Jr of Middleport Wlderwent surgery al Holze r Med1 cal Cen ter Monday Mrs. bplly Wolfe IS ass1sung m the' care of the Wolfes' children wh1le she ts h•1Sp11al1zed Genuine Oil finiShed Walnut veneers and select harct.wood solids! Beauttfully crafled Modern styled lowboy console T1tan 101 ChaSSIS Solld·Sta le Super V1deo Range runer ChromatiC Tuntng . AutomatiC Fine tuntng Conlfol 5" Round Speake r VHFlUHF Spot11ght Dtals AutomatiC Fnnge~Loc k SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9-0ut AIS Use Our Free Parking Lol Robinson's Cleaners 216 E. 2nd , Pomt. .,, C1rCu1t Buill as on ly Ze mth Bw l ds TV ' $49995 dependable \'\"\ Zenith Qua' 1 INGELS FURNITURE 992·2635 OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS . ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r•"""MIDOLEPORT ______. �• 5- The O.Uy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o , May 21, 19'13 4- The !>ali) Senunel, Mlddleport·Pomero), 0., ~la) 21, 19'i3 Robinson's bat too valuable champ, • to risk him m full time play J>'Onded t>.' spark Sunda) as the Angel5 IJeat the Texas Rangers 4-2 for their eighth \'tctoq in mne games Robtnson , 111ho has been relegated to a designated hitler role SUlC'e suffermg a ham~ strmg pull a week ago, dro-e in three runs wtth a homer and a s1ngle as he mo\ed lllto the ~o . II spot on the all4ime runs batted l1l hst B} t..:ruted Press l.nternalion.al I! 's quite possible that Frank RobiilSOn, one of baseball's great all-around players, might spend the rest of h1s da)s as a designated hitter . That m1ght seem sad to those '>'ho remember Robmson as much for his ftne outfield play as for Ius loog home runs, but as long as Frank continues tv hit wah authonty hLS days as a t"'o-way player seem nwnbered The reason IS that RobLnSOn's bat LS too valuable tv the Angels tv rtSk hLS bemg ll1· JUred Califorrua looks tv be a bonafide contender for the Amencan League West, and It needs a healthy RobiilSOn to was Rohmson dee1s1ons and the ga\'e Calt~ forma a sweep of us three-game set \Hth Texas and mo\ed the Angels to wuhlll onehalf game of first place Qucago m the AL RobinSOn 's l!lJU~ has healed West sufficienlly to allow hun to return tv hiS regulilr leftfield JX!SI!IOn , OOt manager Bobby Wtnkl es ts hesttant about pia) lllg him both "a)s ln other Amertcan League games, ~ew York swept a doubleheader from eland 4-2 and 7-3, Kansas City beat oakland 6-2. Qucago downed The Yankees won the1r opener 'i41th the Indians on a three-run rally m the sevenr?r, then put together a se\'en..run fourth mmng JJ1 the rughtcap to capture both ends of the t"Inbill fred Beene and Mike ~kich, two seldom-used pitchers , were the \\'lnners \\hile Sparky L) le regtstered a sa~ e a., proVIde the offenstve punch It ~hMesota !hl then lost 3<l and Detroit topped \1II,.aukee ;).3 after losmg I<J Baltunore at Boston "as postponed b~ rarn. Robl1lSOn's tutting fllabled 0)de Wnght tv Wln hiS second game of the }·ear in se\en who Jnued from P..age ( 'tJf1 1 m each eame Gra1g :'\rttlt" had a solo homer for tile Y(lnkft'S m the first game and Ro' Whrte hu a wand slam and Jim Ray Hart a solo shot for :'\f'\1; York m the rughtcap Da\e Duncan hom· ered for Cle-eland In the opener and Charhe Spikes connected rn the second game Amos OtiS htt a three-run homer and John .\Ia~ beiT) had a t" Hun blast as the Royals pounded out 16 hits to defeat the •I 's and hand John Odom - hiS se\ enth loss m etght deC'lsJons Paul Sphttorff went length of their ha1r He t1ted the Gavm Po~er Pl.:t n as an exc.mple of the nted r~.~r a master plan. People alSJJ must have master plans, he said, but the process of er:lutallfJn. formal or mformaJ , must take place- m the for~ matwn of that plan for the future Dr Chnstensen poll1ted out lhal the re are problems m the countr) today but that the ) uung people recogmz.e them and \loant to do somethmg about them He had hope they "111 reahze that goal The high school band, directed by Charles W1lls , pla)ed the processiOnal and recessiOnal for the graduates "ho \ol. ore ca ps and gowns in the school .:olors of green and Y..htte The Rev Eugene Under"ood ga\e the mvocatton and the benediCtiOn and John D Riebel , Sr , Eastern Sup! , presented the class to Roger Epple , president of the board of educatwn, who conferred deplomas Sunda\ afternoon, baccalaureate Y.as held with the C1J.3ch Gec,r~e Wvlre·s Rw Grande tolleg~ Redmen placc"':i fvurth m tf.am sconng 1n the annual Dtstrtct 22 ;.;AlA trac k and field meet at Cedan tile Saturda) . ~hd-O hto Conference <:hampwn \Ialone advanced to the :<AI.-\ finals by captunng team honvrs Vi 1th 18:9 pomts. "\ tne Ohao cCJllege teams participated 10 Saturda) ·s meet. C~ntral State wa s runnerup Vi 1 .1 1 0~ powts CedarnJie was third lo'.Jlh 84 1 '2 markers, follo\'ed b; RIO's 431 2 pomts. the distance for the Royals lil the second game to notch his se\·enth v.1n Kansas Ctt}' 1s also onl; one-half game behJJ1d Qucago fastest Iast-<la) qualifier at 19Q 355 The others, tn order of thetr speeds, were Bob Harke> , indiana polls , 189 i33, Sam SesSions, ~a sh\tlle, \1t ch, 188 986 , and Jun McElreath, Arhngton, Tex , 188 640 ~udged out of the race were rook1e Tom Btgelo.,., , Wtute '>~~a­ ter W1s , and Sam Pose) , San Juan capistrano Calif ' ~ho fimshed fifth as a rookie m last ~ e ar 's ra ce 11 (l''··ndm~ t9 JUd~e tnd1\10ua!S JO their character , nr;t upon the Rio 4th Drake Offy engines dominate '500' F oytbuilt Coyotes, Vel sll\'DIA:-IAPOLIS, lnd IUP J1 record of 183 6.;0 Parnellt Jones ParnelUs and ~enty-s1x of the 33 starters - The four-cylinder Drake Grant King's Kingf1sh Offenhausers outnumber the will be powered by the Drake· Former Star Eh.mLDated eight-cylinder Ford-foyt en· Offy eng!J1es , stx b) V-i! ford:\obod; qualified on the third gmes for next Monday's $1 foyts and the other LS Smokey eight-cyiJnder da) of the trials Saturda) when million 500-<mle Memorial Day Yumck 's Ole\ rolet wh1ch rookle Jerry sho v; ers and a thunderstorms Speed""ay auto ra ce Ukewtse , the Dan Gurney- Karl put mto the field All are cut rnto the t1r11e allotted to make the field There 14ere built Eagles have the same equipped With turbochargers Tl<enty of Gurne) 's Eagles four successful qua!Jf1ers advantage ove r the Britishmade the lmeup. compa red to before the tnal.<; ended Sunda; made McLarens But a McLarVeteran George Sruder of en stts on the pole w1th Johnn) just seHn ~1 c Larens The Bakersfield , Calif, became the Ruthe rford as the faster other stx are a miXture of A J qualifier and another Y.on last year's race With Mark Donohue at the wheel The Speed\liay ~s record-shatterlllg hneup for the 57th annual holiday chase was comThe Ironton Ttgers, postlllg a II ellston was thtrd ~1th 16 and pleted late Sunday Only tM team tvtal of 22 pomLS , took top Logan last ~ Ith B cars ~e re ' bumped " by faster honors m the Southeastern Pia) "as di' 1ded mto stx qualifiers , mcludlng one car Oh10 League tenn1s tour - smgle-s and three double ~ which lasted only a few nament pia) ed Ma1• H on the brackets w1th four entr1es m HII!tvp courts at Logan mmutes tn the f1eld each bracket Each bracket The 33-car sta rtm g f1eld Three othe r teams were \J;as pla~ed out to conclusion, checks m at an average speed entered 1!1 the 10 how-s rA "1th sconng on a 4-2·1 basis of 192 329 miles per hour, competitiOn , wnh GallJpoi Js Logan's onl) first place v.:as compared ~nth last year's finLShJJ1g second ~1th I i pomts l1l doubles pia; , w1th \!artm Ir nne and \11ke Hartsock defeatlllg Dan Waugh and \1Ick escort>'\!anrlllg of ll'ellsUJn 6-2 l1l their Ma10r League Resulh first -round match and then P r ·.,~~ •.Jf9~" a · ' l.=h By l:n tted Press lnternattoncl l d-o"Kmn~ Ironton ·s Chuck Amencan League '" Va nd€rp:>oJ and D-d.fl Ra\ 1n the S.ar Fr an .-; tS<:tTexas 000 100 000-1 4 0 (f/J t;YJ .:!YJ.--7 i ') , finale The lroo ton doo had Cahforn1a 300 a.so 10~~:---9 10 \ defeated Dan U.rter and Gil Hana , HudSOf , ; }, Fo <:.aol ' G1 (;;Q q~ f.)') ' - ; y a na S .dr~z S ".r: I M a~ze...- f 2,. Pri C'e of GaHipJhs 8-4 m therr Misses Humphrey, Holter top class Malone is Defiance College was fifth "Ith 38. Bluffton sixth wtth 36, \\ 1lming_ton seHnth "'ith H, fmdla; eighth ""h 12 and II'IIberfo'lcelasl with no points R1 o s ate, Jack Fmch, had Hlread) qualified for the :\AI.~ finals earlier thts m o nth ~ Saturda) he .,., as nicked b) a fra cll un of a second m the m1le run despite a -l li 1 effort Fmch "'as stxth m the 880-}d. run \\ lth a 1 59 6 effort Dean Fausnaugh ad\ anced trJ the 7\AIA fmals m the pole \ault event \\ Jth a leap of 13 feet Fausnaugh was fourth m the long Jump with a 21 -B" effort Other Redmen sconng pomts tncluded Hane} BrO\.\n , \\ho v.a s th1rd m the 100-}ard dash desplle a 10 flat effort Bn:mn v. as also th1rd 1n the 220 ~ 1th a 23 2 effort Jack Payton was fifth m the pole vauit StaCe) Osborne was sixth tn the th ree m1le run wtth a 16 08 performan ce IHS captures second tennis title in row Lin Br 3c "'f c 1an fO] a,...d To.r!z.-r; L P Hard 1 { J, H 'R - 0' t H ( 5'r at S.0111flfl ra an ) C~r · <ppd ' f l;.t Game- J (_.'/J V'/.1 ; I ~ l (. I r.r.r. ~7.1 'l'J?-i J '1 Yr,J'1r: Ot; t<:l..!od i<-lf :;.:--<::"'"~ ~ --;: '.'r." ::;..:;· ,.. .~y '/ • - r :- ·, 4 1,1 ~'2'.A t,r:;. ~ ..~ f,1 r./ • l ' ~~ ard Pa-;.:;;• '7,, •:,.rj 5 ' 'i c-a ... ::. C';:l,i.'• ._;:tv.a ~. .., .. ' l ., ~ a~o - /.' .t V.JJ, i; '1 E.,. ,,~ -:: !> tP .'1° -'y( Council dines, match CliUck Vanderpool of Iron ton squeezed b) Dan Leasure of Lngan 9-8 1one game IS pia~ ed as a tle-brea.kt'r m the e'ent of an ll-ll deadlock 1 and then v.h1pped Dan Ca rter of Gai!Ipohs 8-1 Leas ure posted an Il-l nctory o\er Dan Waugh of Wellston tn the consolation match Gary BJ rngton of Ironton thrashed Kelly Price of U!gan 8-1 and then took MICk Manrmg of Wellston B-5 Gtl Pn ce of Gai!Ipohs downed Price of Logan a.-6 m the consolatwn Jim Singe r of Gallipolis topped Dan Ray of Ironton 6-5 and then beat Greg Stewart of Wellston by the same score Steward beat Marttn Ir v10e or lAgan m h1s hrst match 11-1 Wlll trunmed Hartsock 6-2 m the consolat10n J1r11 Anderson of Ironton topped Mike Downard of Wellston 6-5 and then trium· phed over Dave Thomas of Galhpohs by the same tally. Thomas also beat Randy Bolm of Logan by an B-5 count and Bolm won over Downard m the consolation also by an &-5 margm Winning doubles brackets for Wellston were the teams of .Snare and Stewa r t and Ra) defeated Irv1ne 8-4 tn the Downard and Holzapfel. consolatiOn Sna re and Stewart clipped Rex Holzapfel of Wellston Leasure and Price of Logan 8rupped Ken Will of Gallipolis 9- 2, and Downard and Holzapfel B and then clipped Bruce do,. ned Bo!JJ1 and Chambers of Gosselm of Ironton 8~5 Logan 8-5 m first round action G<Jssehn beat Mike Hartsock of tronton also won the ftrst Logan e-6 m hls Initial match lille m 1972 M•"' C•ld well provJded music for the the Mount Hermon Umted pli:lfl(j Brethren Church delivery tht 1 ,r,~ ·t;,.:"'lvnal and recessional sermon a11d the girls' glee club sang ' One God " Jnvocatwn was by the ltev Jacob Lehman. Rewvmg their diplomas at Sunday mght's comrnent-ernent were · Mel 1nda AMsbary, William News, Notes Jennder Ba iley, Ba lser. Lana Benedum . Rona ld Berry , Randall Bormg, Steven Boston. Charle!l Brewer , Paula Brewer. M.aroa Carr. Gene Chaney. Roger Chaney, R1chard Cross James DuvalL J >=;"- _ ;::;:;_.'"" ..~'='· -:1"•': ;. -.:r? .. ·_, ,..rl::'l -w: L 'J •N? _ • t f \1 olher 's Day guest\ CJf Mr and Mrs Lincoln RusseU were \Irs Harold Gillogly , VIcki and Bruce Mr . and Mrs Omton Gilke) , Tad and Karen of .~Jbany, Mr. and Mrs franklin Russell of Middleport, Mr . Guy Russell . Mr and Mrs Dale Russell and family of Columbus, and Terri Lynn of Pomeroy Mother's Day vlSltors of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson were Mr and Mrs Hov.-ard Thoma, Mr and Mrs Charley Smith , Mrs Harley E J ohnson. Tammy, Oteryl and Terry and Mrs J R Murphy and Bar· bar a Mr and Mrs Steve Haggy of Akron and Mr and Mrs. Ronald Russell , Amanda were Mother's Day weekend vLSJtors of Mr _ and Mrs. Robe rt Russell Ronald Russe ll IS stalwned at Fort Mead, Maryland Mother 's Day VISitors of Mr and Mrs Fred Tuckerman were Mr and Mrs Eugene Han mg, Rhonda, Ronald , Mrs James Reeves and Mr and !\>irs Jack Elam and family Mrs Berd1e Wyatt was Mother 's Day guest of Mr and Mrs J C W) att Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson and fam1ly were Mother's Day guests of Mrs Helen Johnson Mr and Mrs Robert Reeves, Bryan of Racme were Mother 's Day viSitors of Mr and Mrs James Reeves and Lmda Mrs Geneva Shwnate was recent v1s1tor of Mr and Mrs Paul P1erc~ and family of Mason , W Va Robert Edwards, Jr • Cynttua Farraf, Ard1th Graham, Da vtd Grtlhth, Robert Grossnt<:kle, Lucy Hoi ter, Kane Humphrey, Gtles Hysell, Oebb1e Jeffers, Jane Karr V1ncent L<:Comb. Donna Lantz , VtC Laughery , Glenda Lawson. Byron McCoy, R1ta Marc1nko, RoJue ~r ­ ctnko, Da vt d flhatheny: Joh n Maxson, Ela 1ne Mtlhoan , Debra M 1ll hone, Steven Mtl lhone. George Mora , Joyce Myers , Ph yll1s New lun, Wil lia m Osborne, Rosemary Reed Steven Reed . Debora h R1char ds on, Beverly R 1ffe . Rose Roseberry, M1chael Sanders, Mark Satterftel d, Danny Schult z, Nancy Sexson, V1ckte Spencer. R 1cl'lard StetHer. Deborah Stone, Jil l Swam, Forrest Tealord , Ca rl Thomas. Sandra Van Meter, Wa lke r lvan Jr , Debora h Watson. Barbara Well. Randall Wol f , Sandra Wood DUROT. WINS CINCIN"NATI IUPI)- Duro T captured the featured $5,000 handicap at Ri ve r Downs Saturday , going the 7'h furlongs m I 34 2-4 J B Swords won the co-featured $3,00 allowance racen, gomg ''' furlongs m 1.05 2-5 Cyd's Rehc won the f1rst race and Royal Dog the second to return 154 20 on the dally double combmatwn of 1~9 ' H JJ, Hr:l 1,1\lt. 2' (1 {I!'Jt,-:'! •l t L '"" 4~ WJ( - \o l ;! 2 C.•• ... . 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"'rJr, ;:r; ' 1, 1 ' 1 1 , •-; ::r,"'..J· LP ( .rJ',H .: H~"'rrrJansdtJtft<r You can be sure _ if it's ONLY Westinghouse • • Nationwide 1 (!t-um l n,t.ml 4. PO\I Ilon Jd ju-. 1 111 tn! ru g Lo:!. Angeles 000 000 020--2 Os lecn, Ferguson, Oates LP J 0 000 000 101 1· 3 9 1 Culver (8) and Ntek ro (3 I) an( Culver 11 3) HR - JOhl'1'iOil ( 6th) 312 6th St. Phone 675·1160 Point Pleasant By Edna Lee Wallt-ln Garden Oub Luther Burbank was a sctentLSt who experunen1ed w1th plants and became famous for developing new klllds of flowers. frUits and vegetables. Burbank w1ll always be associated with plant breeding . and msptred many people to take up plant breedtng. His brilliant work began m 1871 m his native MassachtLSetts. One day he was examimng a crop of potatoes and happened to notice a fruit maturmg on one of the plants, Burbank saved the fruit and when the seeds ripened he planted each one in a separate hiU. After the plants matured he dug tbe potatoes and found that each was different. Some were small, some large, smooth and numerous. Burbank sold them to a gardener for $150 - his first profit from plant breeding, They were named Burbank Potatoes. With tbe money he bought a ticket to Califorma where be established a farm that made him famous all over the world and he U1Spired many otber people to take up plant breeding. Burbank grew over a million plants a year. He used both crossbreeding and graftmg , In crossbreeding a berry, he took one kind that had a fine flavor but was small m s1ze and mated It With another whtch was larger, 1be result the hybrid was both large and full flavored. Burbank's work on a smgle fruit or vegetable might extend over many years. He produced the plumco\, a cross between a plum and apricot, a piUess plum, Gold and Bartlett plums and the Splendor and Sugar prunes. He developed better peaches, cherries, and apples as well as sweet corn, tomatoes, field corn and a Uun shelled walnut. Another of his achievements and best known plant varieties IS the Shasta Daisy . He produced thiS beautiful garden flower by crossing a native Oxeye daisy With a European variety. He also grew new klllds of lilies and roses. Today we find many garderung because easter gardenll1g and the ecology movement have prompted more people to take up garderung. No one knows exactly how many Americans tend a patch of flowers durmg tbe swruner, but estimates range as high as 20 million. W. Atlee Burpee Co. is offerll1g a $10,000 prize tv the person who fmds a PUJ;e white Marigold m his garden and sends in seed that can produce another. Advances in flowermg gardening have come from the application of hybridization, the well-known genetic prmciple holding that the crossing of two mbred plant vanettes produces first-generation offsprmg that are far more vtgorotLS than their parents. · Gardeners are planting annual flowers from seed or purchased plants, and getting results that went only to the highly skilled. "It used tv take a green thumb to have a good garden; now all It takes is a dirty hand," says William Carlson, professor of horttculture at MIChigan State University. Meif!S.....countians 'aiie~cr~aizfoience The more than 65 persons I from Me1gs County attendmg ~ the eight-county DistriCt 7 Conference on Aging for Southeastern OhiO held •l recently at the Hockmg Valley l''• Lodge m Nelsonville, report tt •••• an mfonnahve well planned 1 •, and organized conference. •• Cards wtth comments on the ••• meeting were completed by • nearly all of the Meigs Coun· •• hans at the sessswn . • : The theme, "Use of Local .' Resources and the Need for ·:'. Local Responsiblli ty," developed by means of • ::• speakers with expertise m their fields followed by workshops m each of the three : areas presented by the ••' speaker. Keynote speaker was Dr Arthur S Flemmg, special consultant on Agmg to the PreSident, a former prestdent Of Ohio Wesleyan Umverstty and a man dedicated to the cause of the older Amertcan c1tlzen Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, director of the Meigs County Council on Agmg , reports that Dr Flemmg said 11 lhe mcome of the older Amencan IS the most important fact m con~ s1dering his problems . " She said that he pomted ou ~ that "revenue shanng ~ ~ a lremendous opportunity to do somethmg about the mcome of the older American." According to Mrs Thomas , Dr Fleming md1caled that older persons should come in for a fatr share of the revenue sharmg funds He noted 1hat RSVP funds have been doubled for 1973, and that funds for the Older American Act have been tripled . He also reported, accordmg to Mrs Thomas, that PreSident N1xon has sent to Congress a bill which would provide tax relief to elderly property owners and would subsidize renters over 65 to a posstble 15 pet of their rent. He further reported that President Ntxon has proposed that the 44 million now budgeted for Aging programs be mcreased m 1974 to 2011 m1!1Ion Another speaker was Dr. John W. Cashman, directvr of the OhiO Department of Health, who presented a rev1ew of servtces available through local Health Departments and , E. M, l;'rs , pri<jsl(jH;t, ... '"·· './. '.''f•~"~"r l~:f: , ,:, . t' ...., "';t-·· ~ •• 1· 'J " ""'t (!:1' Fr.-,nk H<ill':.t'l<:Jw Sr , Wilh..;,.rn 1:. u~ · .._ . -::~ e, .s .. ., E-7~ '·1 S'.kfl;l.. , N.f H.Jtho:rd P. IJ.1J;n}: , •.-:o·r. o;,. I,F(":"i~.; ·-; ' :.'1 _ t::: ._ ... .)'!'':'""~ · ·;. ~ ~ !-' :,... ;;. .... , . Jo:,e.o pr~:sultntc;, Budd I. >' ? '•1 r...:::~::r , 1 I(;a5Urer afld Hohut L. ::( /.-.; Oatrl;;nd r- r ·, J , .,_ ,,.. , , _ · ~,..-,,.. ;""••"' ..._ ':. ':" .e~ · .-:; 'j"'l':i""?"" ' Professt r nally 1n your home or b, )1ness Spe<:1al mach 1nes for clean1ng lurn1ture m your home We go anywh e re 10 Me1gs County Antr reso1l used m' all work Free est1mates Ca II anvt•me · ~rr:i k~-')rJF.Jtk SP"...C: Y~':r. Jud~t !-1- Gitffi" 1 fi e ~rrt"'//'i ' CARPETS CLEANED B.rJ , S.r.rJ'..ItS r.d Amtnc.:" L Luther Burbank: scientist Pttmela T:-,t Tn -St.d:t Arta OJUI:ul ,t a ~- -~· .,_.. ·~ . J.~~•.. i:;l .. .,.. . · ~::v...,sn~t;r dmnfr M.~.~ 15 fit '"A-:::'"'~ "" ' L ~ o~:! C·.rrra e:. ~"..,. .J ":•· ~·r?f 'io H.., ! 1 J .;;nd •t.'"' Asbl;;nd CJ J} (r;rprJr;,.v• f1 :• (;.p l""\ 1; ::- ;r• ~ . ....~ ~· ._ . .,. "-' ~ ~ •t~r otl(; CiOO 00~ I \! !~ r l11llt:~ lfl Ashl.d..nd. K~ ln· ;:.':'. ":'Z ~· · Jl\ '"a-Ll,.~ tiOO ltrt< OOX- 1 5 1 ";_ :...-~ ~ i' -'? ~~li~ 1.rfhc<t'rs ;,."'a.rdt'l':l tht ~ -.) :. • l- ~ -3 ....~ ~-'=";'·.a-· :::. '? ......_,.-_ _, --:.r• ' _ r zr 7 ~.; .~ ~-"'''.:T QJ'1r:l f.::., n. , nd ~-~· A weekly feature of Meigs County Garden Club members. Sal<er. makes awards. I 2nd qa m" ' fi: Notes ..•. Wolfpen ('' ,,.,-~ :.~ - =.:.~-~~ . :;.· ~.:. :.. r "<:n l,t:)·.l· " ' <: t orr ~ 1' first test The champ10n T1gers dommated smgles pla) v;1th four flrsts m the $ lx brackets , wh1le Wellston emerged on top m t" o of the three doubles brackets \1 Innmg thm brackets JJ1 smgles play y, ere Roger AJhnan of Ironton rupped Jeff GosneH of Logan 66 and then downed Rick Thornton of Gallipolis 8-3 Gosnell ed~ed Cha rlie Snare of \\ ellston 9-7 m the consolation Green Thumb Rf\' Robert Shook, pasllir of ' rsOCTar~~:-:1 Thir~ Friday ~! I d ~ Club meets related health agenctes. He spoke of nursmg homes and how and why they are licensed and regulated by hts department. He reported that at present there are 50,000 per· sons m Oh10 nursmg homes He spoke of the 101 home health agenctes m Ohto and the servtce which they provide for the elderly Beneftts to the elderly through government programs such as the Retlred Semor Volunteer Program, Foster Grandparents and Operation Mamstream were outhned by Mrs Betlle Bjorn , acllvtties specialist and held r e pr e s e n t a t i ve f or Southeas1ern OhiO Sla1e Ad· mmtslrat1mn on Agmg. She sa1d that OperatiOn Matn· stream employs many who can fmd no other gainful em· ployment and that Foster Grandparents 1s meamngful to many elderly who not only can earn wages but also can feel needed and useful She also mentlOned two programs for older citizens sponsored by the Natlonal Farmers Umon "Green Thumb" and "Green Light " Other speakers were Thomas Oellertch, ass1stant professor of Soc1al Work at OhiO Umverstty: PH1IIlp L. Grover, extension spectahst, Communtty Resource Development Health Services at Oh1o State Umverstty , who talked on educational and soc1al servtces through pubhc agencies such as hbrar1es, extension offlcers and home health servtcesi and Don Duh1gg, chief of the Bureau of Adult SerVIces , Dtvtston of Social Serv1ces, Ohw Department of Public Welfare who outlmed benefits to the elderly through his department. Mrs Rose Pap1er, coor~ d1nator for the State Ad· mm1stratwn on Agmg, spoke on commumty resources for mvolvernent m the problems of thea((Ing . She noted that Meigs County has 2, 700 persons over 65 or 13 9 pel of the tvtal pdpulalwn She hsted five obJectives for the semor c1 tlzen - mdependent hvmg, h1gher health levels and preventive health measures, development of commumty resour.ces to avmd c·aen an MONDAY MEIGS COUNTY Men's Fellowship of the Churches of Chrtsl wilt meet at Pomeroy Church of ChrLSl at 7 30 p m. POMEROY Chamber of Commerce at Meigs Inn at 12 noon BEND 0 ' The Rtver Garden· Club, 7·30 p m at the home of Mrs, Ernest Wmgett, Racme MEIGS County Pioneer and H1stoncal Society, 1:30 p.m., at the museum Plans for " Hentage Sunday" will be made. Committee members and any mterested persons of the county are mv1ted. MEIGS CHAPTER, Order of DeMolay, 7:30 p. m, at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Mothers' Club to meet at the same time . MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS and Professional Women, 7.30 p m at the Columbia Gas Co. office Annual reports to be g1ven, new officers to be mstalled TUESDAY AMERICAN Leg1on Auxiliary, Racme Post 602, 8 p m . at the hall JUNIOR AMERICAN LegiOn Auxihary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Middleport, 7 p.m. at the hall WEDNESDAY AMERICAN LEGION Aux1hary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, potluck at 6:30 p m w1th leg10nna1res to be guests Aux1hary members to take a covered dtsh. Meetmg at 7. 30 pm . The golden weddt ng anmversary observance of two members and their husbands, Mr and Mrs Philip Memhart and Mr. and Mrs. Ever~tt Dailey, were announced durmg a meetmg of the Third Friday Club at the home of Mrs. Ben Netuzllng Mrs Edna Reibel and Mrs Dale Smith were appomted to purchase gifts for the two couples . Mrs . Memhart presided at the meeting which opened w1th several poems from the booklet "Treasury of Thought". Hostess gifts were presented to Mrs. Neutzhng and tl was announced that the next meeting Will be In July instead of June due to Regatta acllv1t1es Games were played w1th prizes gomg, to Mrs. Bertha Ebersbach, Miss Sybil Ebersbach, Mrs. Carn e Meinhart and M1 ss Erma Smith A potluck dmner was held precedmg the meetmg and Mrs Neutzhng served refreshmen Is of homemade 1ce cream, cooktes and coffee followm g the meetmg Apple Grove News, Events By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Charl~s Wmebrenner and chtldren of Cheshire spent Mother's Day w1th the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs Vernon Donohue . Calhng or spendmg Mother 's VALLEY Com- Day with Mr and Mrs Gerald OHIO mandr} , Kmghts Ternplar, Hayman and Ke1th were Mr stated conclave, 7·30 p. m. at and Mrs Roher! Hart and the Pomeroy Masomc Temple daughter , Beth Ann, of Racme, All Sir kmghts are ur ged to Bnce Hart of Columbus, Mrs attend Gene Jewell and children of Letart, Mr. and 'Mrs. Burhl GROWERS TO MEET RIPLEY, Oh10 - About 30 Wolfe and daughter, Vtcki of tobacco growers from Hebron, Mrs Phyllts Young of Southern OhiO wtll gather here Mason and Elmer VanMeter of Tuesday to dlscuss Issues Pomeroy Art Hill who 1s a student at expected to mfluence the 1 Morehead College m Kentucky state s tobacco growmg mdustry durmg the commg I s horne for the summer season The occasion is a vacatiOn Mother's Day guests of Mr. meetmg of the Ohw Farm Bureau Federation Tobacco and Mrs Jim Hunt were Mrs Erma W1lson , Mr and Mrs Committee Charles Bum and Billy Wtlson tnstltutlonahzatiOn, op- of Bohvar Dam, Mr and Mrs portumties to par1Jc1pate m Butch Wilson and chtldren, cornm umty hfe and Improved Mrs Marg1e Hunt, Mr and care m mstJtutlons Mrs Wtlham W1cklme and son, WO,RKSHOPS Seotty Four workshops w1th panel Mr and Mrs Burhl · Wolfe d1scuss1ons were featured at and daughter, ViCki , of Hebron the conference VISited Mr. and Mrs Ernes t "How Revenue Sharmg and Grimm and Mr and Mrs Other Tax Related Factors Gordon Wolfe over the Affect 5emor C11Izen Programs weekend was moderated by Senator Mr and Mrs Alex Wheeler Ha r r y A r m s t r o n g . spent Mother's Day wtth Mr. Representmg Me1gs County on and Mrs. Edward Morns at the panel were Robert Clark Charleston and Warden Ours , comMrs Allee Balser of Letart m1sswners Others par - was a Mother 's Day dmner tictpatmg were Rep Oakley guest of Mr and Mrs. Jack Colhn s, Wayne Todd, Ables and family The Ables ' representmg Clarence Miller, son, Butch, of lnd1anapohs, and Oscar Doob rcpresentmg spent Lhe weekend wJth them State Rep Clane Ball, Jr VIsJttng Mr and Mrs Benny "Services Available Through Boggess and Wayne over the local Health Department and weekend were Pete Snyder of Related Health Agencies" with Delaware, Paul Rowe , Racme, Dr. Cashman as chairperson, and Don Johnson of the U S. had Mrs BeulahStraussofthe Navy Meigs County Health DepartMother's Day guests of Mr. ment as one of the panelists and Mrs Jess Anderson were Other health departments In Mr and Mrs Leo Wtggmgton the seven county area were and children of Charleston, Mr represented along with Jack and Mrs Da v1d Jones and Farrington, execuhve director chtldren of Htllsboro, W. Va , of the Ohw Valley Health Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sayre and servtces and Charles Cum· fam1ly of Mmersvtlle, Mrs. mmgs, director of commun1ty Zclpha Boggess and Wayne health services for the seven Roseberry counties Mr and Mrs Raymond '' Benefits to the Elderly Proffitt of Portland called on Through Gover n'm en t Mrs. Freda Evans on Mother's Programs :-uch as RSVP, Day Foster Grandparents and Mr and Mrs Roy Van Meter Operatmn Mainstream" 'o\as and children, Becky and the workshop conducted by Melame , of Mormng Star Mrs. BJorn . Partlc1pating as VI Sited Mr and Mrs Marshall panelists were directors of Adams Sunday CAP program and RSVP Mr and Mrs . Rex O'Brien of prog rams In the counties Stewart called on Mr. and Mrs. represented Larry O' Brien Mother's Day. " Rural Arts and Crafts" Mrs Margie Grimm of was the fourth workshop and Ra cme VISited Mrs F1 eda chairperson Of 1t was Mrs . Gmi Evan s and Mrs Marshall Hunt, director of the Golden Adams Thursday Age Hobby Shop in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Roger Fettery Mrs Jeanne Morgan, Mid· of Galhpohs spent Sunday with dleport, was one of the Raym ond Adams, panelists. Mr and Mrs John Rose of Other local residents par~ Port erfield , Mrs. Judy Smith of ttctpatmg m the conference Racme , Mrs Shirley U!ng and were Edna Russell who dau ghte< of Eagle Ridge outhned the kmds of nursmg VISited Mrs Mae Pearson at services which can he provided Dorcas under MediCare, notmg that Mr and Mrs. Robert Casper VISits by a nurse are limited by (Jt Columbus spent Saturday Med1care to 100 per year , and mght ~>~lh Mrs Dolly Wolfe VIlma PikkOJa, who com· ,u1<.1 VlSIIed Mr and Mrs mented on the ::ervice IJffered D.I!Ias Hill ond family tu ruralareas by the book· M1 s Mar sh<J11 Rot.'sh, Mrs VIrgil Htll M1 s CJtfford H1ll . . nwhlll' The high jump wao aa easy feat at lhls point for students of the Salisbury Elementary School during their field day ~· rlday . The event got tougher, however, as the bar was raised to detemtlne the champ. • • SI'UJJENTS OF THE Salisbury El"llentary School tested the phys1cal fttness of their noses as they rolled eggs tvwards a finiSh hne In fnday 's field day The event became JUSt a bit more diffiCult for some whose hard boiled eggs broke durmg the contest but they rolled "what was left " School holds field day Recent mclement weather Fnday to allow students of the Salisbury Elementary School to hold lhe1r annual fteld day Parents " ere on hand for events of the day wh1ch were topped off at noon by a potluck dmner for parents and students und er the sponsorship of the sc hool's PTA Ed Bartels • faculty member, directed the c leared of the day ~md n bbon awm ds were Ill.! de to the wmners a t lhc close of the eve nL" F'1·1day afternoon Wmner::; were, f1rst through Uur<.l place respective ly, 40 ymd dash, J!,r<~de 1~2, gu·Js 81 cnda Gl'.'lham, Day Hart, B:1rbar t1 Will , Boys - Brett Cm I, Bill Ktng, Ri cky Zeigler, grade 3-4, Girls- Joyce Baker, Laura Snulh, Ca nullc Sw mc on tc~ts Mrs. Blackston elected officer Mrs Harold Blackston was elected president of the Rock Spnngs Better Health Club at a meehng Thursday at the home Of Mrs Wilham G1·uescr Other offtcers elected were Mrs. James Co nkle, vi ce preSident, Mrs Opha Offutt, secrl!tary and Mrs Wilham Fulmer, treasurer Mrs Amos Leonard , Mrs Fred Goegletn and Mrs WiiiHtm Radf ord were appmnled to a by ~ law comm1ltee to ma'kc an:,; necessary revisions A contnbutwn was made to the Me1gs County Umt of the Amen ca n Can ce r Society The June meehng wa s an~ noun ced for Fnday, June 22 at the home of Mrs . Mark Grueser Members w11l meet at the Rock Sp1 mgs Church and then proceed to the Grueser horne Welcomed mto the m embership of the club was M1 s . Wendell Jeffers Mrs Scott f olm er , pres1dent,.. opened the meetmg w1th prayer and the pledge to the fla g DevotlOns were t)y Mrs Welby Whaley who used scnpture from Romans 15. M1 s I.ewr::; Gl'ucscr p1 csentcd the p1 og r!un wh1ch th e foll owing Included readmgs 'G tv c ~md Ti.lke " by Mr s ,,mos Leonard , "Step to Ladder Safety," MI S Wtlham Fulmel' , " What Is so B<.~d About F:xcrcJsc'1 " Mrs W A Morgan, " T ake 1.1 Gm nt Step lo Bette! Health" M1·s Con kle, ' Tnbu te to Mother" by Mrs Offutt The co n tc~t wa s won by Mrs Whalcy' and Mrs Scott Folmer A dessert course wa s served by !lie hostess to th ose nmued and Mr s Hugh Bc ~u hs , Mr s H.1 chrtl'd Dutc her and three guests, Am y Pullin s, Tu n .Jeffcr s and Sl<.icy Bulchei dell; B oy:-~-S tcvc Ohhnv,e1, Jo:d Blevms DdvLCI Kennedy 60 ydr d ddsll, grade 5-ii, GlrlsBll.'Jtd<J Hoss, C.ul ~l Kauff, Yvurlllc CJ II, Boys-- Randy Su11 pson, D.Jv lli Blake, B1 ucc C.JIIll;..~n SofUJall th row, gr;)dc l-2, Gnls- 1,ynn Slater, Brenda Or dllam, Joy G!llcspcc , Buys- John Snnth, Chffurd lt'enhowe1, Sco lt Harr1s on ; g J ..1des 1-4, G11 b - J oyce Bdker , Becky 001 st, l..aul'a O hl1n ~cr, Boy s - S teve Ohl!u gcr, Tom ll uupcr. Billv llruwnm ~, grades 5-6, Girls Ten y Wilson, Nancy Snulh , Btenda Hoss, Hoys Dav1d Blake , H.andy Snnpson, Br ucc Ca1mau S.1ck Hucc, grades 12, r;nl :'i - 1 t!ll PIC kett, Paula Sw indell She ll! M...tr shall , Buys- .J ames EVi..illS, Bncw W11l , Cl ifford Icen hower C!.:~d c .1-4, C1r l s ~K1m Bashan, Ma1 y H1dgw.:1y, 'l'l' rcsa Dor ~t; Boy s- M1kc Z1egle 1, Tom llc.10per, IJlldn Kmg g Htdc 5-6, Gn ls - 1-.:!Jzl.lbcth Blev1ns, G \H'Il Folmc1, Chn st1 Evans , 13u):-;- J,uther l ~ l evuJ s, Char·les S;mters, H.Jiph Hul'l Stantling Broad Jump , gr adc 1-2, Guls- Br cnda Graham, I,ynn Slate! , Beth Tcafm d, 13oys- CilfrOJ d lce nhowm, Ryan Cole, Bl \an Will , gnn.ll! l~ 4, Gu b - Ca 1ol Mur J rs, /.;JJu ;r S1 mth, /,Jsa Hob:'ion BoysMtu k FJ tend, Br end Sisson, Otis Cm e., ~ r nde 5-G, GulsCwld KauH , Shw 011 Buckl ey, 'l'r acey Jeffers, Boys- R;mdy Si!llpson, Ga ry Bilsh<m, Frank IIHggy. H1gh Jump- Grade 3-'1, C1rls - Dcmse Bn ckles. Ltsa Hobson, Joyce Baker, BoysSteve Ohlinger , David Ken~ ncdy, Danny Gould ; gra<.le 5-6, Guts- Laurel Cole, Jill Well, T1n.t Ra n<.l olph; Boys- David Blake, Rickie Zeigle r, Chuck Kennedy Fri s bee ThrowGlade :J.4, GJr ls- Tamm) Adkms, Teresa Dorst, Canulle Swmdcll , Boys- Steve Pulhns, J1e11 }' Adklns, Billy Browmng, gr ado 5-6. Gil' Is - Rhonda 1\cttter, Tr,tccy .Jeffers, Terry W1lson , Boys - Char les S<~utt\ r s, Grl'g Kmg, Danny W1ll Egg H.~1cc - grade :1-4, <:u ls- Ktm Basham, Teresa Do1 st. Kdthlc cn Pa r·kcr , Buys - M i ke Graluun, Tun ~~.~ u tcrs, Ttxld Thacker , grade 5~h G 1rls- TJ accy Je ff ers, lleek) Phillips, Debbie Due l fer·, lluys ~ G r cg Kmg, l•: r u. S<.:JteJ;;, B1 ran Teaford SAFETY TOE WORK SHOES SUPPERS • SHOES AND BOOTS. heritage house Y(Jur Thorn M<:An Stcre MIDDLEPORT HARTSFIELD'S NEW JOB ATLANTA (UP!) - Roy Hartsfield. first base coach for the Atlanta Braves, 1s restgrung that post tv become the manager of the Hawaii Islanders of the PacifiC Coast League . " It was too good an offer to pass up," satd the 47-year-old Hartsfield, who managed Spokane of the PaCific Coast League from 19fi6.68, leading the club to the diVISion champ1onsh1p m hts fmal two years. Mrs llenms HIIJ , all graduated from Rio Grande College May 13 with bachdor of sciCnce de grees 1n e!Cmentary education Mrs Dolly Wolfe, Mrs Roy Donohew 1 Mr and Mrs. Dallas Bill, Mrs Darrell Norns and daughter, Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Roush, Mr and Mrs Marshall Roush and son, Joey, attended the commencement excrc1ses at R10 Grande College on May 13 Mrs Carl Wolfe Jr of Middleport Wlderwent surgery al Holze r Med1 cal Cen ter Monday Mrs. bplly Wolfe IS ass1sung m the' care of the Wolfes' children wh1le she ts h•1Sp11al1zed Genuine Oil finiShed Walnut veneers and select harct.wood solids! Beauttfully crafled Modern styled lowboy console T1tan 101 ChaSSIS Solld·Sta le Super V1deo Range runer ChromatiC Tuntng . AutomatiC Fine tuntng Conlfol 5" Round Speake r VHFlUHF Spot11ght Dtals AutomatiC Fnnge~Loc k SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9-0ut AIS Use Our Free Parking Lol Robinson's Cleaners 216 E. 2nd , Pomt. .,, C1rCu1t Buill as on ly Ze mth Bw l ds TV ' $49995 dependable \'\"\ Zenith Qua' 1 INGELS FURNITURE 992·2635 OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS . ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r•"""MIDOLEPORT ______. �7-The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. May 21 , 1973 . s- The Daily Sentinel, MiddleP.,rt-Pomeroy. 0 .. May 21, 197:1 Ripley speaker · at COVIC dinner RAVENSWOOD - The Ma r meeting of lhe Centr<JI Ohio ~ Valley lndu s lrial Council t COVIC I will be Thursda¥• May 24, at the Green Hills Country Club located on Rout e !Mi, ea st of Rarcnswood under auspices of th e nave nswood Chamber of Commerce . Frank Clendenin 1s the local arrangements chairman. Speaking after the 7 p.m . dinner will be Conrad B. Ripley of Huntington, public affairs officer, U. S. Army 11:ngineer Distri ct, Corps of . Engineers. Ripley is a native of Charleston and is a graduate of Marshall University, majo rin g m and :1ss istant dty editl)r for the Huutin gt on ·t W. Va . l Ad · \"('rlise r . In 1961 he became publie affair's offi cer for the Huntin gt on Di s tri c t. which inc ludes half of Ohio, twothird s nf Wes t Virg inia, the e;1s te rn tip of Ken tucky, and small par ts o( VIrg inia and North Ca rD lina . Poverty line up some for free lunches journalism . Activities will begin at noon .at Green Hills, when the golf -course will be open to vis i to r ~ . There- will be a social hour aL 6:30 p.m . at the country club. COV IC ha s been holding il,s May meeting in Ravenswood for a numbt'r of years: The organ ization is composed of business and profe~s iona l men fr om Ravenswood to Ashland and Portsmouth . Prior to joining the Hun tin g ton Di s trict Army En g ineers in 1960 , Ripley worked with the Associated Press and a lso wa s a reporter The U. S. Department of Agri eulture ( USDA ) h4:1-s an· nounced in come poverty guidelines for determinin g children's cligibl.ity for free or reduced · price lunches and breakfasts in the 1973-74 school year . Th e new guidelines have bee n issued to scho.ol boards ami adminis trat o-r s s o as to g ive them time to plan and budget for the coming school year . Usc of the guidelines is mandatory for all schools in the Nati onal Sehool Lu nch Prog ram , in the School J3reak ~ fast Prog1·am , or receiving F e d e rally-donated foo d s, Foote CQJ1cludcs star ting July 1, 1973. These guidelin es es ta bli sh th e Manganese deaJ minimum level for free meals. All c hildren from families at or EXTON, Pa. Foote Min e ra l Com pany has an- below such levels shall be served a free meal. nounced an agreement with The new guidel ines are up Del ta Manganese Pty, 1 Limited , a subsid ia ry of Delta su111e J ~ percen t fr om those fo r the l!:l72-7:l school year. The Metal Com pany Limited, to inc ome eli gib li ty minimum for become a distributor in the United States and Mex.ico for a family of four. for exam ple, electrolytic manganese chip goes rrom $4,11 0 -to $4,250, and related e!Cctr oivtic based on the ~' ear to yea r change in the Cons uri1 ?r Pric..'e man gan ese products. Delta Man g~ n ese is con- Index . strUctillg a $21 ,000;000 electrolytic rilanganese plant in CAll MEL Nelspruit, East Transvaal , Melvin Circle of Columbus South -Afri ca which is ex.pected spent Saturday an d Sunday lQ come on s trea m in January, with his. mother, Mrs. Mary 1974 and to reach full capa city Circ le and Mr. and Mr s. ope rati on of approximately GeurgC Ci rcl e ;md daughter , 62.000,000 pounds per year by Cheryl of New Haven called at Lhe end of 1975. Sales by Foote the Ci rcle home on Sunday Mineral Company a r e ex- aftern oon. pected to account for a s ub~ · Th ose calling at the home of stantia l portion of Delta Betty VanMeter on Sunday Manganese 's projected output. were Mr . and Mrs. Ha yman Under terms of the Barnitz of Pomeroy , grandagreement, F Oote ~ill provide daughters Mary and Ellen and De lt a Man ganese with Ann Margaret Bal'llitz of Veto technica l know-how on the Lake at Belpre , llalph Lee, manufacture of certa in special local , Mr. and Mrs. William grades of manganese· m ete~ ! Carlel.on of Racine , nieces and in return have access to Sherry, ;Kimbe rly, Tauiljua certain of Deltaman g's Marie Sayre . and nephew , technical developments. Clyrle Jr . Sayre. ;:;:i:i:;:i:::;:=:::::::;::::::::::::::::::: l for project in We.st Virginia PT. PLEASA NT - A dri\'e is on tu find women who are tale nted in needle point work to a ssist in a renovation projec t un 20 Ch ippendale <· hairs in the .St<:~t e dining room . Mar~uerc te Er iJ.~ I..· I. pr es ident Qf the H c publican Women ' s Orgm1ization , said a~ a meeting 1he S ta te Fcdcr<:~tion of H: e publi can Wome n ha s a dopted the .chairs renovation_ as the 1973 project. Represe ntation ·is asked fr om eac h county and members of 1hc l oc ~l g roup are being requ es ted to participate in the projec t. Those interested may cali 675-2:!74 for further information. In other a c tion s, plans were mad e for a bake sale in June a s well as fo r the prepa ration of food for a big COP outing , schedu led for June 2, at the M~ son County Fairg rounds . Mis s Mary Ger lach wa s appointed to fill the vaca ncy of s e c re t<.1ry , c reated by the recent death of Mrs. Reb<J Keefer. It was announced the next meetin g will be held June 21. Refreshments were se rved at la st' night's meeting by Ep1ma ROOgers and Made lin e I~ ads. Car mel News, By the Day Mrs. Robert Lee and cll ildr e n , Bob, Bill and RcbeCC<l, visited Mr. and Mr s. Arthur Orr of Chester on Sunday e~ft.c rnoon . Mr. and Mr s . Arthur F.a l'i J ohnson a nd daughter , Sheryl Le/\nn visited with Mr. a nd Mrs. Douglas J ohn so n of Hacin e Sund ay. .ram es ln g ram Sr. of Culwnbuscallcd at the home of Mr. c.md Mrs. Robert Lee and famil y and Ra lph Lee on Sa turd ay . H.cv . and Mr s. Ri c hard Young a nd fam ily of Sidney visited Fri day and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush. Th ose calling at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Allan Ta y lor duri)'l g the week end were Mr. an d Mrs. .Leo Ta.ylor and fa m ily of Racin e R. D., Mr . and Mrs . Frank Hudso n _a_nd Toni and Mr . a nd Mrs . Gene Hud son a nd J oy, a ll of Racin e, Mr. and Mr s. Shelby Pickens and family uf Syracuse, Mr . and Mrs. Carl Offutt of Bald Kn obs. ::·::::::::::· :!::~·:::;. ;:·:· :::·::;:.:-::: :::· :~: ::::::::::::::;:;:· :::·::::·:::: ::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::.;:·:;.;:;:;::: . .•:::::··..· Voice along Br 'Jf·il )'" BY J ACK O'BlliAN ANOTHE R "NAKED AND THE DEAD" ? NEW YORK ( KFS ). - Norman Mai ler's book about Marilyn Monroe will name names. Jack 's , not Bobby's ... Ari Onassis ambling oth Ave. dropped into his favori te supermarketHarry Winston's gemporium .".. Britain won't like it if Jomo Kenyatta get,s a Noble Peace Prize ... Nixon's Nobel nomination doeSn 't sta nd a chance; Henry Kissinger 's a dark horse .. . ·n oes Greyhound think we be1ieve its milli onaire TV pitchman Fred MacMurray rides a bus? Guess who was the ~962 Miss Army Recruiting Girl for the Defense Dep't; Jane f onda 1 ... While allegedly tidyin g up Times Square, Jawn Lindsay might do something about chasing lhe winos who sprawl drunkenly on Duffy Square's benches all day long ... Th e P . J. Clarke 's midnight mob included Joe DiMa ggio, Diek Cavett, Harvey· Korman , Howard Cosell, Edward Bennett Williams, Frank Giffol'd, Sonny Werblin. Edward Bennett WUliams told us his antiNixon efforl'3 for hi s clients the Democrats go t bim dropped a s attorney for the Teamsters .. . After which Teamster Pres. Fitzsi mmon s tr ied to hire one ot Ed 's ' associates who'd \vorked on Teams ters legal problems for years. Th e lawyer said it would be too abrupt a shift and mjght look as if he'd stolen the clien t from Williams ... Who -told us the Teamsters ~asses then assUred the lawyer of a transition period: they 'd ma ke him an " assistant secre ta ry of Labor for six months first" ; oh, brallier! ·... The s p ort.•:;.~·emin i sce nce in P.J .'s includ ed this Vince Lombardi exc han ge : Vince once was need led bec~usc he 'd played one agi ng, s low star " be<· a use he's an Italian .·· Vince 's sense of humor rose to the occasio~: ' "No, I played him , beca use I'm ·an Italian 11 •• • Bobby Riggs in the male chauvinist c hampionshi p tennis match looked like Arle Johnson of Laugh-ln . Ja ck E . Leonard left more fri ends in showbiz than any comic we've ever kn own. Underneath that Mark VII tank-exterior he lwd ·a heart of purest mush: and his wit was just as fa s1 as it seemed in performan ce ... One m iCnig ht we sat in · Lindy's and :!50-pound .Jil ek couldn ' l turn around to see who'd jusl .sa id h(' il o to us .. . He asked whu it was. We couldn't reme mber (or a moment the man 's name , only tlwt " He's the fe ll ow who goes with Lucy Munroe, the ga l who sin gs the Star Spangled B~nner at sports events.'' Ja ck didn 't miss a beat: " F r·ancis Scott Key," he flipped . One~ in our Jiving room Jack was being kidded about being Jew ish a nd someone needled him by demanding face tiously what the Jews had done. " Let 's see one of your kids split the Red Sea ," Jack rep lied ... We 'd known him since his USOdays: when he traipsed the world to enterta in C.I.'s; he didn 't change, sens itive and vulnerable and gem-bright, a heart bigge r than hi mse lf. We' ll miss him . Di ck Cavett in P .J .'s remembered our review of his very firs t TV appearance ( with Merv Griffin - and no one else reviewed his debut) in which we enthused and labeled him a ··calmic" ... Mic_helle Phillips of the " Dillinger ' ' fli ck - she plays his gir-l friend ..:.... once wa s Dennis Hopper's wife fo r eight whole riights ... "40 Ca rats" will be Gene· Kelly 's firs t fil m in eight years. Have n 't missed him probably be cause he 's on TV la te-lates constantly ... Philly 's Steve Carlton (baseball 's best las t season ) now can afford to hang a'round the cafes ofte n and la te. ... Famous literary widow ·has bottle fa tigue . ' J.eolyne Pri ce's divorce las t -week carne a.s a surprise : she'd been perfectly happy se pa rated 14 yca·rs from Willia m Warfield ... Ha ppies t divorce. in showbiz.: bril1iant pian ist Marion McPartland a nd ex-hubby Jimm)' McP . of the gra nd Dixiela nd tr u1npe t - who open with thei 1' own group at the Royal Box of the Americana for a sprin g run ; ha'(e n' t fought once s ince they divorc~d ... No m ore can clubs ~ i ve patrons jllst booze and food: the Genesis scree ns fi1;$t run film,!! afte r midnight. And b:1 ckg;-unmon until 4 a .m . . /\ lllllsicalized "'Cyrano' ' ha s been a dream of n1an)' Bdwy . prodUCf' l'S but the one s tarring Chr istopher Plummer now at . the Palace The1.11.er is less tha n the drea m ~· less than a nightniare to be sy mpa thetic , but tenuous, pedt:tntic and as it droneS into the fina le, suf· foca ting. Jose F err.er 's long-ago performance I'C'Jlla ins the definitive modern triumph and Mr . Plumme r's som ewhat nea tly m echanical affectations pale alongside; Anthony Burgess' bnok and lyrics arc tangled in th e. halls of ivy, Mi ehae l J . Lewis' music seems dr enched in " Man of 1...:1 Mancha ," "Stop the World ' ' and o1hl'r p~:sticheal sounds ... Leigh Beery 's Hoxana is as lovely as is legal, limpidly s tylish, the best perftJrn.Ja ncc in a "disaPpoi ntin g show. IWTLAN D - Twent y-s ix fif th Rrade c hildren wtth their lca cher , Norma Wilson, and c h ~•p e r u n e, Mrs . Anth ony Nardei, boa rded a school bus at ,8:45 a . Ill . May 14. driven by Norman Wood headed for a fi e ld trip . Soon they were on their wa y sin gi ng ~nd talking. In their teacher 's words : ·· Soon we c r osse d the Memorial Brid~ e into Parkersburg and up the Wes t Virginia s ide to Williamstown _ where we were to lake a tour of the F enton Gla ss Works at 10 :20. We arr ived early and waited for our time . "There we re three separate groups . After the tour the chi ld ren were g iven time to s hop. Gifts were bought for · m othe r , grandm o ther s and friend s . . Wh a t be(:lutiful gla ssware , and oh ! the prices! By now the youngsters were ~ ct ti ng hun gry, so we a~a i n b(m rded the bus to enjoy our sac k lunches . " Now we headed fur the Mari e tta Museum with full :;; tomachs . There were two ot her schools ahead of us, but it was time to take our guided to ur , arid we had the pleasur·e of going .through the Old House which had been dosed several yea rs , " I was very p r~ ud of my g roup as they behaved so we ll . We arrived back a t schoo l a bout 2:45 p. m . tired and happy, with our a rms full of g ifts. Wha t a Happy Day ! We all thanked Mr. Woods for ta king us. " Fairview News Notes Hy Mrs. Herbert Roush Pvt. llona ld Russell of A. P. Hill, Va ., spent the weekend· with his wife , Nancy, and daughter, Amanda , at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Ru ssell Rou sh . They als o vis ited llobert llussell and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haggy of Akron at the Robe rt Russell home at Wolf Pen. Mr . and Mrs. Frank Dines and children of Parkersburg cmd Mr. am! Mrs. Don Braden and children ofHipley, W. Va., we re SWlday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Butch Wilson. Jeff Miller of Letart spent Sunday afternoon with Cindy lloush. Mrs. Frances Coe and Fred Smith of Carbon HiU spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Bertha Robinso.n ·a nd vis ited Mrs. Coe's brother, Wa ll ie Stover, a t Veterans Memorial HospitaL Hersc hel Norri s s pent -Sunday -a fternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norr is. Mrs. Hazel Mitchell, Mrs. Fra nces St over of- Columbus spent Friday night with Mrs. Bertha Robinson and visited Wallie Stover at Vetera ns Memorial HospitaL Mr. and Mrs . Wiley Ours and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yokum and baby of llacine spent Tuesday eve ning with Mr. and Mrs. llussell Roush and family . By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parsons and som of AntiquHy vis ited Mr . ~n d Mrs . Cha l'ies Lawson tmd family on Mothe r 's Day. Mr . and Mr s. Edward r.~ud e rmilt and ch il dren visited Mrs. Mary Donohue an d Mrs. Rose Bachu s _ on Mo th.e r's Day . Mr. and Mrs. Ru ssell Roush · and family, Pvt. and Mrs. Rona ld Ru sse ll and da ughter, Mandy , were Mother.'s Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis at Clifton . CarolYn Manuel, daughter of Mr. an d Mrs. Charles Manuel , Kradmll ed from Rio Grande College whh a Bache lor of Science Degree .in elementary -education. Mr . an d Mrs. Herberl Sayre a11cnded co mm e nce ment exercis es at Rio Gr a nde College on. Sunday, May l:J, The ir g randson, Brice Sayre, was one of the graduates. Boatin g accidents strike · suddenly and viciously. The di vis ion of watercraft of the 'Ohi o Depar tment of Natural Resoufces says it's a good idea 111 have di st ress flar~ s in boats in case of an emergency. Six l'ed h(:lnd fi <Jres and six smoke fl~r es Slowed in a wntertight l'!lrl'CiiTler m e~ kc a - good ClJH..'l'.I.!,CrlC.'Y kit. Mail Box Week Is now . . CARPET-LAND INC. enjoy tour to needle point • • ' .. Women wan!ed Fifth graders POMEROY • '. The condition and position of mailboxes. both· rural and in towns , will be emphasized •· during the week of May 21-26, which is for ''Mailbox Im. provement Week, " according • to Meigs County Postmasters. • Customers on rural, city motorized and contract delivery reQutes are encouraged to examlne and improve, where necessary , the • appearance of their mailboxes during Mailbox Improvement Neat, attractive Week . mailboxes make a significant cOntribution to the appearance of the countryside and the streets in suburban areas. The pla ci ng of owners ' names on the boxes is optional. " However " he added " where ,. '' . . • • PH. 992-7590 WALL-TO-WALL SPECIALISTS! . --.· ~· .. CAREFREE • LONG WEARING CARPETS " ·I in Chillicothe F • ' . ..._ • ~ .a · t··· ' 1 r, SHAGGY SHAG 30 COLORs { ~~., . .: ~'i; $ f ~· · ~ .::·1 F·' ..::-! DUPONT ·501 NYLON CARPET YOUR LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM AND HALL - ALL FOR• • • 00 $ BASED ON 40 SQ. 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ROOOM AND HALL • • • ALL FOR 00 EVERY DAY Bearwa llow Chu rc h of Christ M11y S11le .Sp ecial! $ volvt.•d in ABC's c o..,erage of the 1~72 Olympic Games in Muni c h, inc luding commentator Jim Mc Kay . " li1.a With a Z' 1 was plcked the outstanding one-shot popular music program , and tied with " The Ma r)' Tyler Moore Show", at four Emrnys each, · for third place in tile number of awards won. " Liza " won the choreography and music-lyrics awards. .<dong with Fosse's dirCctorial honol'. CBS led !,he networks with 2.1 E:mmys, followed by ABC with 22 and NBC with 10. GOSPEL MEETING CARPET YOUR LIVING ROOM, DINING Carved Patterns- All In A Full Range Of measurements - Wily do yo-u ol umys leav e uour hmch on thv bus th e dau you have bllt, I .1 ceuts ca s h. in uou r pocket. in thou~ht. and ·'While I was dr~im:lti c performancl' by an Uza Minnelli , took the best lrying lo think up something to ador in a lea ding. l'ole for director Emmy in the Ollt!-shot say here tonight, 1 demolished ·" Lon )!. Day· ~ J ourney int o muskal category for '' l.iza my <.:ar.'' Ni ght .' ' The bes t a ctress awa rd With a Z," again s tarrin ~ M! ~s ··TheWaltons" was voted the in the same t ategory Wt!nt to Minnelli. outst...·wdinJ-1. drama tie series of Cloris l,e;J chrnan- winncr of ''The Julie Andr e ~· s Hour, " Uu:~ 1972-73 season . A gentle tale an Os c~r two years ago for h('r one of the ratings cas ualti es~ of a close knit Appalachian rule in "The Last P icture as is not unusual in the Emmy mountilin family , struggling Show " - for her performanc1• awa rd s, many or whi ch have togeth er through the in " A Brand New Jj(e ." ~one to Sht~w,s thai wen~ llrOeprc5.'3 ion yee~rs of the 1930s, Mary 'l'y l~1· Moore -led the listie hits hnd pupul<.~r fl upsit wa s given no chance to cast of her show in dominating was named the oust.anding survive when it !irsl went on the comedy e1wards. She won • Vllricty musical series, won lhe lhe air. the statuette for best leading l>est director award for a Wun Critics' Praise actress ina comedy series . Ted mus ical series, and lhe music Critics praised the taste and Knight, who plays the fathe.ad~ dire.ction, .art dire ction , low-key atmosphere of the ed newscaster on the series, eostwne design, tape editing show, its skillful recons truction was pi cked best supporting and camera work awards . . of the Hoosevelt years, and the actor, and Valerie 1-lnrpcr, who A surprise winner tor most flavor of a timC and place now plays the sharp tongued girl out.:; U1nding single program of gone, but whi ch many viewers upstairs, best suppm·ting a c. -.- lhc yea r was " A War of can still recall. tress . Children," a drmua filmed in There were comments that it Jack Klugman , the s loh Il'l•lmld bused on the tension;; might be too sophisticated to s portswriter of ' 'The Odd <lnd violence between have mass appeal, and it could Co upl e, " wn s pick~d bes t Catholi cs, Protes tants a nd not s tand -a c hance against its lea din g . actor in ;1 comedy English ln Northern Ireland. opposition - "The Flip Wilson series . " America'' wa:s picked the Show,' ~ which dominated th e Ilrama Is Surprist• Win1u-r uut.'i lclnding new s series, and time slot, and ''Mod Squad, " a Robert Fosse, who took the th e bes l. :-; port::; programming well ~ s tab li shed popula r best director Oscar this year mvard '>Vound up in Cl three-way series. for "Cab.:H'el,' ' which starred til', with all the winners inlnsteoul of withering before the com pe titi on, the s how gl·a duall y"drew more and more viewers, :md eve ntua II y knocked f'lip Wilson ri ght out of the top fivP rated series . Sir Laurence Olivier won Ute E mmy for the best single ·,~ KODEL POLYESTER Shag- Luxurious Deep We 'II b e happy to :;how yov sampies - WINS RACE 6TH TIME SAN FllANCISCO (UP! ) Olympian Ken Moore of Eu~::e­ ne, 01'e ., outduelled some 4,000 rivals Sunday to win U1e Bay to Breakers race for the sixth time in a row . Moore completed the 7.8mil e ra ce from lhe San Fran cisco waterfront along hilly streets to the Pacific Ocean in 37 minutes <md 15 seco nd s. Chri s Stewart o f England was second in 37 :17 and Au stralian John Farrington w<1 s third in 37:23. :-:::.:: "}!"" IS THE TIME TO BUY Pii~Fiuffy SHOP AT HOME! HOLLYWOOD t UP!) "The Waltons, '' a hit show the' eynics once said was too good to make it, and ', 'i'he Julie Andrews Hour' ' - which didn 't make it- dominated the silver anniversary of the Em my awards Sunday. "The Waltons " won six awards from the Television Academy, and Miss Andrew 's show, which was canceled, won seven, more than any other · production. "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" was the big winner in lhe comedy series awards. Young Richard Thomas won ror best leading actor in a dramatic series for his portrayal or John-Boy in "The WaH oos ," and the best leading actress in a dramatic series honor went to Michael Lear. ned , who plays his mother. ' Thomas' acceptance speech · drew laughs. Driving to lhe. theater to attend the a ward ceremony, he said, he was dt..--ep Julie Andrews Hoitr:: j ~:.: NOW ••• Pii~Kodel DAY or EVENINGON ESTIMATES' Most Emmys to Waltons, '..,' "7!{ ' ' • 3 Rooms Based on 30 sq. yds..... -.... ~ '268.50 RUTLAND Rutland playground , of darting out in Elementary School pupils are front of cars in the road, and practicing safety procedures about horseplay. prefJ<lred by the Department of I Highway Safety and the ANDRIE llETIRES Department of Education Qefensive end George Anbeca use, acco rding to drie, a veteran of 11 years in statistics , the period toward the National Football League, the end of school year is the has a nnounc..'ed his retirement time when most accidents from the Dallas Cowboys . occur. 1 ' My back was a contibuting The youngsters here, confa ctor, " said the 33-year~ld scious of this fact, helped by Andrie , " but I just fe lt that I their tea chers, have couldn't go through another designated certain _pupils as season like last year. I just felt "safety protectors ." These I was n't ·contributing as a students Obtain a little card player. If you feel you can't which has printed on them , contribute anymore, then it's ''Safety procedW'es,'' pin them time to quit ," . on themselves, and roam around the playground checking On eq uipment, Some people go out to din · warning others about jwnping ner ; others go out be fore the on and off the merry-go-round meal is served. while it is mo\:'ing, about swinging too h ig h , about Ju st saved $476.52 on u stereo outfit. Saw one ojsliding down the sli de head [er~d at a $30 savi11g and first , of removing anything of a didn't buy it at all . hazardous nature from the ·!l'\1: -.-.y. n,)j ,,~·· IF YOU NEED CARPET •4 Room s Based on 45 sq. yd ............ '402.75 Boxes and supports should be kept painted . and free from rust, .;ip1M~W:W1'~iMi:~iEit:'f:i:':i'ti'iHiftiti:''''i:}:::g ::':t f ::'t=':' tt ::r i:::: tt:::r ::::::::::::rr:'i'' : ::::::':i:':::::::l::::::::::::i:::i8i!ii'iiiN'!:t:: i::::#:i'i~:::::wmr.i::iM::§1@i\il:::@m::::l::::::::H~@, ~ BASED ON40~------~~~~------­ SQ. ,YDS. •5 Rooms Based on 50 Sq. yd . .......... '447.50 HARRISONVILLB Eighteen fourth grade pupils of Harrisonville Elem entary School recently •njoyed a trip to Chillicothe to tour " Adena," home of Gov . Thomas Worthington, and ~he gardens . Following a trip through the gift shop, they had a picnic lunch and started home. Making the trip were Bruce Gheen , Bryan Gheen , Andy Wilson, Bobby Williams , Regan · Arnold , Dreama Richards, Frank King, llobert Harmon, Tim Bishop, Ariita Le wis, llandy Kennedy , Ronnie Haning, Anita Lee, Terry Jewell, Pearl Althouse, Nancy Welsh, Brad Gibson , Mike Haning, bus driver Mrs . Rosalie Sayre and the teacher, Mrs . Nancy White. ~~ (GUARANTEED FOR LIFE OF CARPET!) 00 Save · . 1142.00 _ - ta k~ , ·~·1 1 1 \... ~ SPONGE PAD INSTALLATION CARPET YOUR LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM AND HALL All FOR ... COMPARE AT 1499 1 the side of the box visible .to the carrier a s he approaches , or on the door where boxes are grouped ," In area s where snow removal is a problem, the use of a semiarch or extended arm type of support is suggested. "This ailows sn ow plows to sweep near O(' under boxes wilhout .,damage to supports and provides easy access to the boxe s by carriers and customers .'' Postmasters remind customers that when boxes a re located on a street other than the one on wh ich the customer resides, the street name and hnuse number must be inSl"l'ilx."Cl on tht> box. The height of the OOx: depends upon the type vehicle used by the carrier. "1'hebox should be adjusted so that as the lid opens, it falls even with the lowered window of tbe vehicle . This not only is for the convenience of the carrier·, it in c reased effi c iency by enabling the carrier to ~e clearly into the box wi1en letters are to be picked up and helps him to expedite delivery by saving a few seconds at each :box ." Safety proctors at work pup ils on tour •" bo:l( numbers are .assigned , the box. nwnbec must be shown on ' Harrisonville CARPET YOUR HOME NOW AT GREAT SAVINGS ' ••J '" t ogoo' " ' ''" •,., ,,. •l• P" ' ' • "" ~' • •• ~ Eh•~< l r B o o• ~ rh 95 Styles with reinforced back in vinyl covering and in all fabric ·covering. We Also Have La·Z·Boy Chairs FULL SIZE M BOX SPRING ' 312 .;;n~ AND ·•. t I I II BOTH$ PIECES IH!· o n<llll i C1td I r I o " �7-The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. May 21 , 1973 . s- The Daily Sentinel, MiddleP.,rt-Pomeroy. 0 .. May 21, 197:1 Ripley speaker · at COVIC dinner RAVENSWOOD - The Ma r meeting of lhe Centr<JI Ohio ~ Valley lndu s lrial Council t COVIC I will be Thursda¥• May 24, at the Green Hills Country Club located on Rout e !Mi, ea st of Rarcnswood under auspices of th e nave nswood Chamber of Commerce . Frank Clendenin 1s the local arrangements chairman. Speaking after the 7 p.m . dinner will be Conrad B. Ripley of Huntington, public affairs officer, U. S. Army 11:ngineer Distri ct, Corps of . Engineers. Ripley is a native of Charleston and is a graduate of Marshall University, majo rin g m and :1ss istant dty editl)r for the Huutin gt on ·t W. Va . l Ad · \"('rlise r . In 1961 he became publie affair's offi cer for the Huntin gt on Di s tri c t. which inc ludes half of Ohio, twothird s nf Wes t Virg inia, the e;1s te rn tip of Ken tucky, and small par ts o( VIrg inia and North Ca rD lina . Poverty line up some for free lunches journalism . Activities will begin at noon .at Green Hills, when the golf -course will be open to vis i to r ~ . There- will be a social hour aL 6:30 p.m . at the country club. COV IC ha s been holding il,s May meeting in Ravenswood for a numbt'r of years: The organ ization is composed of business and profe~s iona l men fr om Ravenswood to Ashland and Portsmouth . Prior to joining the Hun tin g ton Di s trict Army En g ineers in 1960 , Ripley worked with the Associated Press and a lso wa s a reporter The U. S. Department of Agri eulture ( USDA ) h4:1-s an· nounced in come poverty guidelines for determinin g children's cligibl.ity for free or reduced · price lunches and breakfasts in the 1973-74 school year . Th e new guidelines have bee n issued to scho.ol boards ami adminis trat o-r s s o as to g ive them time to plan and budget for the coming school year . Usc of the guidelines is mandatory for all schools in the Nati onal Sehool Lu nch Prog ram , in the School J3reak ~ fast Prog1·am , or receiving F e d e rally-donated foo d s, Foote CQJ1cludcs star ting July 1, 1973. These guidelin es es ta bli sh th e Manganese deaJ minimum level for free meals. All c hildren from families at or EXTON, Pa. Foote Min e ra l Com pany has an- below such levels shall be served a free meal. nounced an agreement with The new guidel ines are up Del ta Manganese Pty, 1 Limited , a subsid ia ry of Delta su111e J ~ percen t fr om those fo r the l!:l72-7:l school year. The Metal Com pany Limited, to inc ome eli gib li ty minimum for become a distributor in the United States and Mex.ico for a family of four. for exam ple, electrolytic manganese chip goes rrom $4,11 0 -to $4,250, and related e!Cctr oivtic based on the ~' ear to yea r change in the Cons uri1 ?r Pric..'e man gan ese products. Delta Man g~ n ese is con- Index . strUctillg a $21 ,000;000 electrolytic rilanganese plant in CAll MEL Nelspruit, East Transvaal , Melvin Circle of Columbus South -Afri ca which is ex.pected spent Saturday an d Sunday lQ come on s trea m in January, with his. mother, Mrs. Mary 1974 and to reach full capa city Circ le and Mr. and Mr s. ope rati on of approximately GeurgC Ci rcl e ;md daughter , 62.000,000 pounds per year by Cheryl of New Haven called at Lhe end of 1975. Sales by Foote the Ci rcle home on Sunday Mineral Company a r e ex- aftern oon. pected to account for a s ub~ · Th ose calling at the home of stantia l portion of Delta Betty VanMeter on Sunday Manganese 's projected output. were Mr . and Mrs. Ha yman Under terms of the Barnitz of Pomeroy , grandagreement, F Oote ~ill provide daughters Mary and Ellen and De lt a Man ganese with Ann Margaret Bal'llitz of Veto technica l know-how on the Lake at Belpre , llalph Lee, manufacture of certa in special local , Mr. and Mrs. William grades of manganese· m ete~ ! Carlel.on of Racine , nieces and in return have access to Sherry, ;Kimbe rly, Tauiljua certain of Deltaman g's Marie Sayre . and nephew , technical developments. Clyrle Jr . Sayre. ;:;:i:i:;:i:::;:=:::::::;::::::::::::::::::: l for project in We.st Virginia PT. PLEASA NT - A dri\'e is on tu find women who are tale nted in needle point work to a ssist in a renovation projec t un 20 Ch ippendale <· hairs in the .St<:~t e dining room . Mar~uerc te Er iJ.~ I..· I. pr es ident Qf the H c publican Women ' s Orgm1ization , said a~ a meeting 1he S ta te Fcdcr<:~tion of H: e publi can Wome n ha s a dopted the .chairs renovation_ as the 1973 project. Represe ntation ·is asked fr om eac h county and members of 1hc l oc ~l g roup are being requ es ted to participate in the projec t. Those interested may cali 675-2:!74 for further information. In other a c tion s, plans were mad e for a bake sale in June a s well as fo r the prepa ration of food for a big COP outing , schedu led for June 2, at the M~ son County Fairg rounds . Mis s Mary Ger lach wa s appointed to fill the vaca ncy of s e c re t<.1ry , c reated by the recent death of Mrs. Reb<J Keefer. It was announced the next meetin g will be held June 21. Refreshments were se rved at la st' night's meeting by Ep1ma ROOgers and Made lin e I~ ads. Car mel News, By the Day Mrs. Robert Lee and cll ildr e n , Bob, Bill and RcbeCC<l, visited Mr. and Mr s. Arthur Orr of Chester on Sunday e~ft.c rnoon . Mr. and Mr s . Arthur F.a l'i J ohnson a nd daughter , Sheryl Le/\nn visited with Mr. a nd Mrs. Douglas J ohn so n of Hacin e Sund ay. .ram es ln g ram Sr. of Culwnbuscallcd at the home of Mr. c.md Mrs. Robert Lee and famil y and Ra lph Lee on Sa turd ay . H.cv . and Mr s. Ri c hard Young a nd fam ily of Sidney visited Fri day and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush. Th ose calling at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Allan Ta y lor duri)'l g the week end were Mr. an d Mrs. .Leo Ta.ylor and fa m ily of Racin e R. D., Mr . and Mrs . Frank Hudso n _a_nd Toni and Mr . a nd Mrs . Gene Hud son a nd J oy, a ll of Racin e, Mr. and Mr s. Shelby Pickens and family uf Syracuse, Mr . and Mrs. Carl Offutt of Bald Kn obs. ::·::::::::::· :!::~·:::;. ;:·:· :::·::;:.:-::: :::· :~: ::::::::::::::;:;:· :::·::::·:::: ::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::.;:·:;.;:;:;::: . .•:::::··..· Voice along Br 'Jf·il )'" BY J ACK O'BlliAN ANOTHE R "NAKED AND THE DEAD" ? NEW YORK ( KFS ). - Norman Mai ler's book about Marilyn Monroe will name names. Jack 's , not Bobby's ... Ari Onassis ambling oth Ave. dropped into his favori te supermarketHarry Winston's gemporium .".. Britain won't like it if Jomo Kenyatta get,s a Noble Peace Prize ... Nixon's Nobel nomination doeSn 't sta nd a chance; Henry Kissinger 's a dark horse .. . ·n oes Greyhound think we be1ieve its milli onaire TV pitchman Fred MacMurray rides a bus? Guess who was the ~962 Miss Army Recruiting Girl for the Defense Dep't; Jane f onda 1 ... While allegedly tidyin g up Times Square, Jawn Lindsay might do something about chasing lhe winos who sprawl drunkenly on Duffy Square's benches all day long ... Th e P . J. Clarke 's midnight mob included Joe DiMa ggio, Diek Cavett, Harvey· Korman , Howard Cosell, Edward Bennett Williams, Frank Giffol'd, Sonny Werblin. Edward Bennett WUliams told us his antiNixon efforl'3 for hi s clients the Democrats go t bim dropped a s attorney for the Teamsters .. . After which Teamster Pres. Fitzsi mmon s tr ied to hire one ot Ed 's ' associates who'd \vorked on Teams ters legal problems for years. Th e lawyer said it would be too abrupt a shift and mjght look as if he'd stolen the clien t from Williams ... Who -told us the Teamsters ~asses then assUred the lawyer of a transition period: they 'd ma ke him an " assistant secre ta ry of Labor for six months first" ; oh, brallier! ·... The s p ort.•:;.~·emin i sce nce in P.J .'s includ ed this Vince Lombardi exc han ge : Vince once was need led bec~usc he 'd played one agi ng, s low star " be<· a use he's an Italian .·· Vince 's sense of humor rose to the occasio~: ' "No, I played him , beca use I'm ·an Italian 11 •• • Bobby Riggs in the male chauvinist c hampionshi p tennis match looked like Arle Johnson of Laugh-ln . Ja ck E . Leonard left more fri ends in showbiz than any comic we've ever kn own. Underneath that Mark VII tank-exterior he lwd ·a heart of purest mush: and his wit was just as fa s1 as it seemed in performan ce ... One m iCnig ht we sat in · Lindy's and :!50-pound .Jil ek couldn ' l turn around to see who'd jusl .sa id h(' il o to us .. . He asked whu it was. We couldn't reme mber (or a moment the man 's name , only tlwt " He's the fe ll ow who goes with Lucy Munroe, the ga l who sin gs the Star Spangled B~nner at sports events.'' Ja ck didn 't miss a beat: " F r·ancis Scott Key," he flipped . One~ in our Jiving room Jack was being kidded about being Jew ish a nd someone needled him by demanding face tiously what the Jews had done. " Let 's see one of your kids split the Red Sea ," Jack rep lied ... We 'd known him since his USOdays: when he traipsed the world to enterta in C.I.'s; he didn 't change, sens itive and vulnerable and gem-bright, a heart bigge r than hi mse lf. We' ll miss him . Di ck Cavett in P .J .'s remembered our review of his very firs t TV appearance ( with Merv Griffin - and no one else reviewed his debut) in which we enthused and labeled him a ··calmic" ... Mic_helle Phillips of the " Dillinger ' ' fli ck - she plays his gir-l friend ..:.... once wa s Dennis Hopper's wife fo r eight whole riights ... "40 Ca rats" will be Gene· Kelly 's firs t fil m in eight years. Have n 't missed him probably be cause he 's on TV la te-lates constantly ... Philly 's Steve Carlton (baseball 's best las t season ) now can afford to hang a'round the cafes ofte n and la te. ... Famous literary widow ·has bottle fa tigue . ' J.eolyne Pri ce's divorce las t -week carne a.s a surprise : she'd been perfectly happy se pa rated 14 yca·rs from Willia m Warfield ... Ha ppies t divorce. in showbiz.: bril1iant pian ist Marion McPartland a nd ex-hubby Jimm)' McP . of the gra nd Dixiela nd tr u1npe t - who open with thei 1' own group at the Royal Box of the Americana for a sprin g run ; ha'(e n' t fought once s ince they divorc~d ... No m ore can clubs ~ i ve patrons jllst booze and food: the Genesis scree ns fi1;$t run film,!! afte r midnight. And b:1 ckg;-unmon until 4 a .m . . /\ lllllsicalized "'Cyrano' ' ha s been a dream of n1an)' Bdwy . prodUCf' l'S but the one s tarring Chr istopher Plummer now at . the Palace The1.11.er is less tha n the drea m ~· less than a nightniare to be sy mpa thetic , but tenuous, pedt:tntic and as it droneS into the fina le, suf· foca ting. Jose F err.er 's long-ago performance I'C'Jlla ins the definitive modern triumph and Mr . Plumme r's som ewhat nea tly m echanical affectations pale alongside; Anthony Burgess' bnok and lyrics arc tangled in th e. halls of ivy, Mi ehae l J . Lewis' music seems dr enched in " Man of 1...:1 Mancha ," "Stop the World ' ' and o1hl'r p~:sticheal sounds ... Leigh Beery 's Hoxana is as lovely as is legal, limpidly s tylish, the best perftJrn.Ja ncc in a "disaPpoi ntin g show. IWTLAN D - Twent y-s ix fif th Rrade c hildren wtth their lca cher , Norma Wilson, and c h ~•p e r u n e, Mrs . Anth ony Nardei, boa rded a school bus at ,8:45 a . Ill . May 14. driven by Norman Wood headed for a fi e ld trip . Soon they were on their wa y sin gi ng ~nd talking. In their teacher 's words : ·· Soon we c r osse d the Memorial Brid~ e into Parkersburg and up the Wes t Virginia s ide to Williamstown _ where we were to lake a tour of the F enton Gla ss Works at 10 :20. We arr ived early and waited for our time . "There we re three separate groups . After the tour the chi ld ren were g iven time to s hop. Gifts were bought for · m othe r , grandm o ther s and friend s . . Wh a t be(:lutiful gla ssware , and oh ! the prices! By now the youngsters were ~ ct ti ng hun gry, so we a~a i n b(m rded the bus to enjoy our sac k lunches . " Now we headed fur the Mari e tta Museum with full :;; tomachs . There were two ot her schools ahead of us, but it was time to take our guided to ur , arid we had the pleasur·e of going .through the Old House which had been dosed several yea rs , " I was very p r~ ud of my g roup as they behaved so we ll . We arrived back a t schoo l a bout 2:45 p. m . tired and happy, with our a rms full of g ifts. Wha t a Happy Day ! We all thanked Mr. Woods for ta king us. " Fairview News Notes Hy Mrs. Herbert Roush Pvt. llona ld Russell of A. P. Hill, Va ., spent the weekend· with his wife , Nancy, and daughter, Amanda , at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Ru ssell Rou sh . They als o vis ited llobert llussell and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haggy of Akron at the Robe rt Russell home at Wolf Pen. Mr . and Mrs. Frank Dines and children of Parkersburg cmd Mr. am! Mrs. Don Braden and children ofHipley, W. Va., we re SWlday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Butch Wilson. Jeff Miller of Letart spent Sunday afternoon with Cindy lloush. Mrs. Frances Coe and Fred Smith of Carbon HiU spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Bertha Robinso.n ·a nd vis ited Mrs. Coe's brother, Wa ll ie Stover, a t Veterans Memorial HospitaL Hersc hel Norri s s pent -Sunday -a fternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norr is. Mrs. Hazel Mitchell, Mrs. Fra nces St over of- Columbus spent Friday night with Mrs. Bertha Robinson and visited Wallie Stover at Vetera ns Memorial HospitaL Mr. and Mrs . Wiley Ours and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yokum and baby of llacine spent Tuesday eve ning with Mr. and Mrs. llussell Roush and family . By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parsons and som of AntiquHy vis ited Mr . ~n d Mrs . Cha l'ies Lawson tmd family on Mothe r 's Day. Mr . and Mr s. Edward r.~ud e rmilt and ch il dren visited Mrs. Mary Donohue an d Mrs. Rose Bachu s _ on Mo th.e r's Day . Mr. and Mrs. Ru ssell Roush · and family, Pvt. and Mrs. Rona ld Ru sse ll and da ughter, Mandy , were Mother.'s Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis at Clifton . CarolYn Manuel, daughter of Mr. an d Mrs. Charles Manuel , Kradmll ed from Rio Grande College whh a Bache lor of Science Degree .in elementary -education. Mr . an d Mrs. Herberl Sayre a11cnded co mm e nce ment exercis es at Rio Gr a nde College on. Sunday, May l:J, The ir g randson, Brice Sayre, was one of the graduates. Boatin g accidents strike · suddenly and viciously. The di vis ion of watercraft of the 'Ohi o Depar tment of Natural Resoufces says it's a good idea 111 have di st ress flar~ s in boats in case of an emergency. Six l'ed h(:lnd fi <Jres and six smoke fl~r es Slowed in a wntertight l'!lrl'CiiTler m e~ kc a - good ClJH..'l'.I.!,CrlC.'Y kit. Mail Box Week Is now . . CARPET-LAND INC. enjoy tour to needle point • • ' .. Women wan!ed Fifth graders POMEROY • '. The condition and position of mailboxes. both· rural and in towns , will be emphasized •· during the week of May 21-26, which is for ''Mailbox Im. provement Week, " according • to Meigs County Postmasters. • Customers on rural, city motorized and contract delivery reQutes are encouraged to examlne and improve, where necessary , the • appearance of their mailboxes during Mailbox Improvement Neat, attractive Week . mailboxes make a significant cOntribution to the appearance of the countryside and the streets in suburban areas. The pla ci ng of owners ' names on the boxes is optional. " However " he added " where ,. '' . . • • PH. 992-7590 WALL-TO-WALL SPECIALISTS! . --.· ~· .. CAREFREE • LONG WEARING CARPETS " ·I in Chillicothe F • ' . ..._ • ~ .a · t··· ' 1 r, SHAGGY SHAG 30 COLORs { ~~., . .: ~'i; $ f ~· · ~ .::·1 F·' ..::-! DUPONT ·501 NYLON CARPET YOUR LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM AND HALL - ALL FOR• • • 00 $ BASED ON 40 SQ. YDS. compar~ at 415.20 SAVE 137.00 •5 Rooms Based on 55 sq. yds.. ..... ... 1382.25 e4 Rooms Based on 45 sq. yds. .. ....... '312.75 •3 Rooms Based on 30 sq. yds.. ........ . '208.50 1 1 Dupont give es· Ke ss inger , '" ~l ~ ..~ .,~'' ~) l .....' t". ., OIAGO NAl ~111~11/IO~COlllOl® You'll Be Thrilled With The Big Selection~ ' ' ~. CHROMACOLOR. The TAFT · 04719- Majes tic Med iterranean styled fUll base console wi th casters. Genuine Oark Oak (D4719DE) or Peca n (D 4719P) veneers. Super Chromacotor P ictu re Tube. Over 90 % SolidState Titan 101 Chassis. Solid-S tale Su pe r Vid eo Range Tu ne r. Chromatic One- bu tton Tu nin g. Automatic Fine·tun ing Control. - TOM WILLARD. MGR .. 40 SQ. YDS. . '499.95 88¢ We Feature Bassett Bedroom Furniture and Living Room Tables. We Carry A Large Display. NOW 20% OFF Is Authentic, Beautiful, Classic And A Luxury Savings! •' . ... ,, ,.,.,,' ,,_,, . .... .. : ·Good lfou5~keeping .' [. EA. '"•··· ''"" SEE THE OTHER NEW ZENITH MODELS ·' BERKLINE COMMERCIAL CARPET FOR •KITCHEN •BATH •· FAMILY . ROOM RECLINER SALE! MAY SP.ECIAL SALE PRICES! INC!-IJOES 1 12" \l·dUWOI lll,,l 0 10\Hl •f•omo V01!icol MirrO< • !1-d oo....., POMEROY PH. 992-7590 C ~n1 • Choll btc:k Hoo<lb<lord Many Other MAPLE Styl~s DINING ROOM SUITE 42" TABLE WITH 2 LEAVES AND &·CHAIRS .(PLASTIC TOP) AS SHOWN ONLY $19995 In Stock · .i; ~~ .,j, ,,,.,,, .• , . SMOOTH TOP MATTRESSES Low Sale Price $ o, • •1•'-j~'""' "'•·•• ••fly ''" •I•• !"-'"'•'"•'•• ~~"'" ll!t uoar "'"' . ,,._, , • Jh • t •• • '""' "'' ' ""' "'''• ,,,,,,., ""'' ' '" ' "" ' ' ' ' •h• '"""'"'-''" Th., " tl>t roomm or l l l o h , ._,,, d u V'>l' ' • l; l o• hI"'""., IUd CI., UI on"" ''"' ' >v P-''' "'"'"~ · ,.,,u, •wl" d.o . ,r, '"' ' ' " '""' , ,,.,_,.d wood ~ "'"' l"u'• II>•"•• ... ,n, ' "• . ,..,..,,. ~ d<>\1> '""' ~ · ' " I""'"t<l nora .. .. • m<l !. n,.o. " wu• l<ll~·•• lh~ll!J,. "t.!l"l •t> lol;l' y uu• , ,.. ,. ,; tloc"""'' "C"•d••·~·· • "•' " '"" H /l ';~ l '~< f H,ro , Vl'" " '' ,,, ,,,~ f l l)l "• l UI< I~<'<• H< $695 Don 'tBuy Carpet .From A nyone Until You See lls A t Carpet/and Inc. 116 W. MAIN Po'MEROY, OH IO Ye llow Pages BASSETT 23" COLOR CONSOLE ONLY YD. INSTALLED ' f imates. lOLA'S Main a t Sy camore M ay 28 th r u Jun e 3 8 p. m . eac h Evening 1973 • 3 Rooms Based on 30.sq. yds ..... •.. ·; ..'268.50 Colors- See For Yourself 1 mt1e North of Route 681 be tween Dc1rwin & " !fred . - BASED ON OR AI Ou r Slore r ..l' . • 4 Rooms based on 45 sq. yds. .... •.... • 402.75 Polyester Shaggy DAY ~- .J' •5 Rooms based on 50 sq. yds. .......... '447.50 Nylon BARGAIN· 4' . COMPARE AT 1499.00 . Save 1142.00 501 IS s peaker SOFA.PILLOWS · Georgeous REMEMBER! YDUR INTEREST . ISTHE HEART OF OUR USJNES Bob trom Harold , Ky . ROOOM AND HALL • • • ALL FOR 00 EVERY DAY Bearwa llow Chu rc h of Christ M11y S11le .Sp ecial! $ volvt.•d in ABC's c o..,erage of the 1~72 Olympic Games in Muni c h, inc luding commentator Jim Mc Kay . " li1.a With a Z' 1 was plcked the outstanding one-shot popular music program , and tied with " The Ma r)' Tyler Moore Show", at four Emrnys each, · for third place in tile number of awards won. " Liza " won the choreography and music-lyrics awards. .<dong with Fosse's dirCctorial honol'. CBS led !,he networks with 2.1 E:mmys, followed by ABC with 22 and NBC with 10. GOSPEL MEETING CARPET YOUR LIVING ROOM, DINING Carved Patterns- All In A Full Range Of measurements - Wily do yo-u ol umys leav e uour hmch on thv bus th e dau you have bllt, I .1 ceuts ca s h. in uou r pocket. in thou~ht. and ·'While I was dr~im:lti c performancl' by an Uza Minnelli , took the best lrying lo think up something to ador in a lea ding. l'ole for director Emmy in the Ollt!-shot say here tonight, 1 demolished ·" Lon )!. Day· ~ J ourney int o muskal category for '' l.iza my <.:ar.'' Ni ght .' ' The bes t a ctress awa rd With a Z," again s tarrin ~ M! ~s ··TheWaltons" was voted the in the same t ategory Wt!nt to Minnelli. outst...·wdinJ-1. drama tie series of Cloris l,e;J chrnan- winncr of ''The Julie Andr e ~· s Hour, " Uu:~ 1972-73 season . A gentle tale an Os c~r two years ago for h('r one of the ratings cas ualti es~ of a close knit Appalachian rule in "The Last P icture as is not unusual in the Emmy mountilin family , struggling Show " - for her performanc1• awa rd s, many or whi ch have togeth er through the in " A Brand New Jj(e ." ~one to Sht~w,s thai wen~ llrOeprc5.'3 ion yee~rs of the 1930s, Mary 'l'y l~1· Moore -led the listie hits hnd pupul<.~r fl upsit wa s given no chance to cast of her show in dominating was named the oust.anding survive when it !irsl went on the comedy e1wards. She won • Vllricty musical series, won lhe lhe air. the statuette for best leading l>est director award for a Wun Critics' Praise actress ina comedy series . Ted mus ical series, and lhe music Critics praised the taste and Knight, who plays the fathe.ad~ dire.ction, .art dire ction , low-key atmosphere of the ed newscaster on the series, eostwne design, tape editing show, its skillful recons truction was pi cked best supporting and camera work awards . . of the Hoosevelt years, and the actor, and Valerie 1-lnrpcr, who A surprise winner tor most flavor of a timC and place now plays the sharp tongued girl out.:; U1nding single program of gone, but whi ch many viewers upstairs, best suppm·ting a c. -.- lhc yea r was " A War of can still recall. tress . Children," a drmua filmed in There were comments that it Jack Klugman , the s loh Il'l•lmld bused on the tension;; might be too sophisticated to s portswriter of ' 'The Odd <lnd violence between have mass appeal, and it could Co upl e, " wn s pick~d bes t Catholi cs, Protes tants a nd not s tand -a c hance against its lea din g . actor in ;1 comedy English ln Northern Ireland. opposition - "The Flip Wilson series . " America'' wa:s picked the Show,' ~ which dominated th e Ilrama Is Surprist• Win1u-r uut.'i lclnding new s series, and time slot, and ''Mod Squad, " a Robert Fosse, who took the th e bes l. :-; port::; programming well ~ s tab li shed popula r best director Oscar this year mvard '>Vound up in Cl three-way series. for "Cab.:H'el,' ' which starred til', with all the winners inlnsteoul of withering before the com pe titi on, the s how gl·a duall y"drew more and more viewers, :md eve ntua II y knocked f'lip Wilson ri ght out of the top fivP rated series . Sir Laurence Olivier won Ute E mmy for the best single ·,~ KODEL POLYESTER Shag- Luxurious Deep We 'II b e happy to :;how yov sampies - WINS RACE 6TH TIME SAN FllANCISCO (UP! ) Olympian Ken Moore of Eu~::e­ ne, 01'e ., outduelled some 4,000 rivals Sunday to win U1e Bay to Breakers race for the sixth time in a row . Moore completed the 7.8mil e ra ce from lhe San Fran cisco waterfront along hilly streets to the Pacific Ocean in 37 minutes <md 15 seco nd s. Chri s Stewart o f England was second in 37 :17 and Au stralian John Farrington w<1 s third in 37:23. :-:::.:: "}!"" IS THE TIME TO BUY Pii~Fiuffy SHOP AT HOME! HOLLYWOOD t UP!) "The Waltons, '' a hit show the' eynics once said was too good to make it, and ', 'i'he Julie Andrews Hour' ' - which didn 't make it- dominated the silver anniversary of the Em my awards Sunday. "The Waltons " won six awards from the Television Academy, and Miss Andrew 's show, which was canceled, won seven, more than any other · production. "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" was the big winner in lhe comedy series awards. Young Richard Thomas won ror best leading actor in a dramatic series for his portrayal or John-Boy in "The WaH oos ," and the best leading actress in a dramatic series honor went to Michael Lear. ned , who plays his mother. ' Thomas' acceptance speech · drew laughs. Driving to lhe. theater to attend the a ward ceremony, he said, he was dt..--ep Julie Andrews Hoitr:: j ~:.: NOW ••• Pii~Kodel DAY or EVENINGON ESTIMATES' Most Emmys to Waltons, '..,' "7!{ ' ' • 3 Rooms Based on 30 sq. yds..... -.... ~ '268.50 RUTLAND Rutland playground , of darting out in Elementary School pupils are front of cars in the road, and practicing safety procedures about horseplay. prefJ<lred by the Department of I Highway Safety and the ANDRIE llETIRES Department of Education Qefensive end George Anbeca use, acco rding to drie, a veteran of 11 years in statistics , the period toward the National Football League, the end of school year is the has a nnounc..'ed his retirement time when most accidents from the Dallas Cowboys . occur. 1 ' My back was a contibuting The youngsters here, confa ctor, " said the 33-year~ld scious of this fact, helped by Andrie , " but I just fe lt that I their tea chers, have couldn't go through another designated certain _pupils as season like last year. I just felt "safety protectors ." These I was n't ·contributing as a students Obtain a little card player. If you feel you can't which has printed on them , contribute anymore, then it's ''Safety procedW'es,'' pin them time to quit ," . on themselves, and roam around the playground checking On eq uipment, Some people go out to din · warning others about jwnping ner ; others go out be fore the on and off the merry-go-round meal is served. while it is mo\:'ing, about swinging too h ig h , about Ju st saved $476.52 on u stereo outfit. Saw one ojsliding down the sli de head [er~d at a $30 savi11g and first , of removing anything of a didn't buy it at all . hazardous nature from the ·!l'\1: -.-.y. n,)j ,,~·· IF YOU NEED CARPET •4 Room s Based on 45 sq. yd ............ '402.75 Boxes and supports should be kept painted . and free from rust, .;ip1M~W:W1'~iMi:~iEit:'f:i:':i'ti'iHiftiti:''''i:}:::g ::':t f ::'t=':' tt ::r i:::: tt:::r ::::::::::::rr:'i'' : ::::::':i:':::::::l::::::::::::i:::i8i!ii'iiiN'!:t:: i::::#:i'i~:::::wmr.i::iM::§1@i\il:::@m::::l::::::::H~@, ~ BASED ON40~------~~~~------­ SQ. ,YDS. •5 Rooms Based on 50 Sq. yd . .......... '447.50 HARRISONVILLB Eighteen fourth grade pupils of Harrisonville Elem entary School recently •njoyed a trip to Chillicothe to tour " Adena," home of Gov . Thomas Worthington, and ~he gardens . Following a trip through the gift shop, they had a picnic lunch and started home. Making the trip were Bruce Gheen , Bryan Gheen , Andy Wilson, Bobby Williams , Regan · Arnold , Dreama Richards, Frank King, llobert Harmon, Tim Bishop, Ariita Le wis, llandy Kennedy , Ronnie Haning, Anita Lee, Terry Jewell, Pearl Althouse, Nancy Welsh, Brad Gibson , Mike Haning, bus driver Mrs . Rosalie Sayre and the teacher, Mrs . Nancy White. ~~ (GUARANTEED FOR LIFE OF CARPET!) 00 Save · . 1142.00 _ - ta k~ , ·~·1 1 1 \... ~ SPONGE PAD INSTALLATION CARPET YOUR LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM AND HALL All FOR ... COMPARE AT 1499 1 the side of the box visible .to the carrier a s he approaches , or on the door where boxes are grouped ," In area s where snow removal is a problem, the use of a semiarch or extended arm type of support is suggested. "This ailows sn ow plows to sweep near O(' under boxes wilhout .,damage to supports and provides easy access to the boxe s by carriers and customers .'' Postmasters remind customers that when boxes a re located on a street other than the one on wh ich the customer resides, the street name and hnuse number must be inSl"l'ilx."Cl on tht> box. The height of the OOx: depends upon the type vehicle used by the carrier. "1'hebox should be adjusted so that as the lid opens, it falls even with the lowered window of tbe vehicle . This not only is for the convenience of the carrier·, it in c reased effi c iency by enabling the carrier to ~e clearly into the box wi1en letters are to be picked up and helps him to expedite delivery by saving a few seconds at each :box ." Safety proctors at work pup ils on tour •" bo:l( numbers are .assigned , the box. nwnbec must be shown on ' Harrisonville CARPET YOUR HOME NOW AT GREAT SAVINGS ' ••J '" t ogoo' " ' ''" •,., ,,. •l• P" ' ' • "" ~' • •• ~ Eh•~< l r B o o• ~ rh 95 Styles with reinforced back in vinyl covering and in all fabric ·covering. We Also Have La·Z·Boy Chairs FULL SIZE M BOX SPRING ' 312 .;;n~ AND ·•. t I I II BOTH$ PIECES IH!· o n<llll i C1td I r I o " �• • - 'I'll<> n.i lv ~nt i nt' l. Middleporl-Pornero)', 0 ., May 21 , 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Busmess • s • 2 SIGNS Ponteroy ervices OF .•. For Rent QUALITY Motor Co. 1967 BUICK SKYLARK , $895 Ha rdtop coupe. V-8. au tomat ic, power stee r ing, & pow er bra kes . rad io. 1966 MERCURY S6SO M onter ey H .T . Cpe., local car , clean in terior , blue f i ni sh w it h blk . IJin y l r oo f, automat ic. power steer i ng & brakes, For Sale PAS T U R E space for ;1p pr oxima tely 30 cattle plus barn and pastur e space l or horses Phone 992 7069. 5 18 ) IC F U RNI SH E D 2 bedroom apa r trn er1 t , ad ults only . M iddleport. Phone 992 3874. 5 18 tfc PRIVATE meeting , r oom tor any or gan i zation ; phone 9921975. 3-11-tf c rad io. ' 1970 CHEVROLET 2TON $2495 350 Cu. in. V-8 engine. 15.000 lb. 2 speed rea r ax le. good B15x20 10 pl y t i r es, heavy d ul y fr ont & r ea r spr i ng s, lOB " cab to ax le, clea n cab . M ec han ical l y sound· & been regularl y ser viced . Pomeroy Motor Co. • HI-POW ER Rifle Team ..Shoot _, all r i fle shooters inter,st~d in "HE-ll" Club , phone 742-3191. 5-20-31c T HE ME I GS Counly Fish & Game As sn . will me et Wednesday evening, May 23. at 7: 30p .m . at the Syracuse Club House , Syracuse. 5-2Q.•tt c McDA NI ELS Custom Slaughter House an d Meat Cut t ing ; Sta te an d ·Government in· spected i phone 773-5208. 5-20·12tc WI LL do babysi 11in g, days or nights , ex peri e nced . Have own tr anspor tat ion . Availa ble after M ay 25. Ph one even in gs 698-52 15 or wr ite M iss Linda Burbr idge, Rl. 2, Box 167, Alban y, Ohio. 5-18-31 c Com for t , KNAPP SHOE S Qu a I i t y, L o ng Wear , Reasonabl e prices . Ca ll 992 · 5324. 5·3- tfc ROOFING and Heat ing Repair ; all ty pes ; Special - Cleaning and oili ng of blo wer, comple te check on furna ces: phone 843· 2341 . 5·2·301 c ~::::=--=-=-=~-:--­ TWO trai.le r lot s in M idd leport ; l 1 duplex in Bra dbury , phone befor e 6 p .m . 992.5693. 5 20·5tc Notice team shoot on June 3, conta ct T. 0 . Stewart. Rutland Gun HEAnNG & COOLING HUMIDIFIE~c; HoT Water Heate r s f'lumbing Electrical Work ARNULD BROTHERS . 992-2448 Pomeroy, o. MEMOR IAL Day celebra t1 on a t Rac1ne Fire Sfaf1on M ay 25 .thru May 28. Kidd ie r ides all 4 day s, F irew ork s d is pl ay M onday, M ay 28 and an evening show at the Ra ci ne Junior High at 7: 30 p.m . M onday featuring '' Larry' s Swing i ng Cou n .t rym en ." A c h ic ken ba r bec ue Sun day , May 27 . Serving begin s a ! 11 a .m . 5- 18-81c Lost Wantefl To Buy 1CHAIR bott om s re -wov .e n , · ca·nlng and r ushi ng . Ca ll 992·' 1967 OR UP VW Van . On ly body . 6046. 843-2451 . 5-15-61p 5-16·12fc RUMMAGE sale, May 23 to 26 open 10 a.m. Great Bend OL D Fu rnitu"re. oak tab les; Wooden ice boxes. brass beds, Grange Hall. Two 21 in. TV , comp let e di shes or 365ft. No. 12·2 electr ic wi re . hou se hol ds ; W rite M . D. Three fluore sc ent li ght s. M i ll er, Rt. 4, Pomer oy , Ohio, Man y other items. Ph one 843call 992.6271. ' 2826. 5-13-tfc 5·21-3tc ~----.::----.::---;:-::-; NO. 1 Co pper, SOc ; ra dia tors, 28c ; bra ss, 18c; batt er ies, 85c eac h ; ,clean dry r oots, Gin · selig, $60 ; yellow r oot, $4 ; 1967 OPEL $200. Fa i r condition . mayapple. 45c per lb.; M .A. 843·2451. Hai L Reedsvi ll e, Ohio, 3785·16·12t c 6249 . 5-6·1fC STEREO - RADIO, ta pe com bi nati on , ai'n ·fm radi o, 4 speaker sound system, like new. Bal ance $111. 27 or use QUA LIFIED l i fe gua r d for our budget term s. Call 99 2Map lewood La ke . Phone 949 . 3965. 4074. 5. 19-6tc 5·20-4tC For Sale Help Wanted ,, UPHOL STERY M a terial s, nylon pr int s, co tt on pr ints, vi nyl s, vel vets of all kinds. Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. Main St ., phone 992-7554. 5-3-24tp 1973 STEREO 8 t,ack . A small balan ce of $88.64 or pay $6.50 per month . Phone 992-5331. 4 - 20~tf c MUST sell 1973 delux e Zig · Zag sewing mach i ne. Th fs machine darn s, embroiders, makes buttonh o le s, · all w i 1hout attachment s. Ju st dial and sew. Pay balan ce of $38.50 or pay $5 per month . Phone 992·5331 . 4·20-tfc -----~ We talk to you like .a person. \ .WMP,0/1390 1 ON YOUR DIAL MOBILE home spa ce in Syrac use ; phone 992-6329. 5·2 tf c . 2 BEDROOM mobile home. Air co nditioned . Racine M ea . Phone 992 6329. 5 )6.5k CARRIER WANTED IN RACINE THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE ,92-2156 COOK . wait ress and carh op ; .•. apply i n per son, Cr aw ' s Steak House . I s. Hl-tfc Wanted To Rent 4 OR 5 room hou se in Pbmer.oy or Mi ddl epor t, South en d. Ren t not over $6() per mutlf h. Phon e 992·3409, Pomer oy . 5·2i -6tc WA NT E D pasture to ' r ent for 50 to 100 calves. M ust have pl enty ot water and good fen ce·s. Cal l 992 -7077 or wr ite Box 14, Minersvi l le, Oh io, 45763. Ca l l aft er 5 p.m . 5·20-6t p -----REAL ESTATE AUCTION Salurdily, May 26, 1913 at 2: 00 P. M. 87 South Second Avenue. Middleport, Ohio Apprais.:il - S15,000.00 448 South Second Avenue, Middleport, Ohio Appraisal - $12,000.00 380 South Third Avenue, Middleport, Ohi o Appraisal - SS,OOO. OO In Carton · GRAY MANOR APARTMENTS Se t up, $54 .95 POMEROY Ja ck W. Car sey, Mgr. Phone 992-2181 ~ MIDD LE PORT 2 Furnished Apt s." With new furn iture, with or wif hout utili ties, both have 1 0' 2 bedroom s. both on gr ound floor ·and have wa ll -to.wal l ca r pe l . Al so ha ve pr i vate entran ces and .. y a r d for ch il dr en, in nice nei gh . borhood. Phone 992-3863 t i ll J p.m . or 992 -.5 844 aft er 6 :00. Real Estate· For Sale 2 B EDROOM house on 50 tt. ~ ot on rive r . $9000 lor house . W1th f ur ni ture $1 0, 000. Phone 992 · 5532 anyti me. Can be seen a ft er 4 p . m . S-17-6t c HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E • M a m · p om eroy OFFICE SUPPLIES a nd FURNITURE St op I n and See Flo or D isp lay . 12 Y ears - 10.75 A . P . R . · SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph ." '992-2174 Pomeroy Real Estate For Sale 3 BEDROOM ranc y style in Pomeroy ; w-to-w carpet ing , 2 ca r garage attached, air condit ioned ; phone 992-5593. 5·20-6tc for Your For Your Mobile HomeLando No Down Paymeni On Most America n C.rs. - GUARANTEEPPhon e 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Choose your own home from your AREA DEALER. 1/IHAl'S ~ e I>OtNG IN VOU Jt SE;.4 T, 81MO ~ SI NCE TH IS tS A TEST ON BASe BALL •.. I'M TAKtNc> ADVANTAGE Of' Ti< E NEW RULE •.. ASK ·us ABOUT PRE -FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSES ~i ,.~~ Bu i ftto Your'' Specs Delivered to Job, Site 8uT Cl415Y M4E.'S SWEETNESS HOGG & ZUSPAN ~~MIA , l..r. AH 15 HOME, DEARAH DESI RES MAH IS BEING SU PPE R . MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 Ma son, W. Va. WI LL tr i m or cut trees, clean Out ba$e m ents, a tt ics, etc. an d paint roofs. Ph one 949· 3221. 4·17-30fc ltl l : LI 'L ABNER r----- Specialist Wheel Alignment It Must Be Ri~ht . or we will DOZER and baCk hoe wor k, pond s and septic tanks , d itching serv ice ; top soi l, fill dirt, li mestone; B& K Excavati ng . Phone 992·7121 or 992·5682. 9-1-tf c S0, 5PRING FEVER'S GOT 1 YOII, "IOO, EH? ' Auto Sales 5 -21 .Q. !<EENE IS MY PES IGNATEI> PI NCH· HlTTEJtL 604 E. Main, Pomer oy , 0 . Qualify Today, Call 304-485-3809 CAMPUS CLATTER Open 8 Til S Mond ilY thr u Sa turda y Make it Right . NEW Hom es on yo ur lot or ours.. NO MONEY DOW N fo r qualif ied buyer s using F .H . Adm . loan . ((losing costs ::--~~~-~~--­ only. ) A var iety of floor plans ~OW OPE N - Roger Hysel l 's wi th va ri ous financ ing Garag e, near Crossr oa ds on 8·4: 30·Daily, 8-12 Sat . prog ram s av,;~ilab ! e . We St. Rt. 124 ; all mechani c work In the R. H. Rawlings Sons. . 1971 HONDA SL 125. Phon e 992- 6' ROOM house w i th bat h and speci al ize in work ing w i th including automa t i_ c tra ns. ~~i.~ i;? . Middleport, O. furn iture. Inqui r e 992-5373. 6160.AE P Co. employees although mi ssi ons. M ond ay th r u '--'--------'----1 we are ava ilable to all . Meigs Sa t urday, 8: 30 a. m . to 5 p. m . 5-18-16lp 5·20·3tc O' DELL · WHEEL Alignment Developm ent Co ., 150 N. Phone 992-7121 or 992·639 2. Sec ond Ave ., Mid dleport, 5-3-30k located at 'crossroads, Rt. 124; GRA v E lo I .tn Me1gs Memona l 8 ACRE S on Sl ate Route 143, 1 Ohio . Phone 992-5976 for incomplete front end service. Gardens. Cheap .• Ca l l 949· m ile So uth of Harri sonville ; forma ti on . tune up and brake serv ice. 4962. EXCAVATIN G. Dozer s, lar9e several hOme sit es ; water tap 5·6·30tc Whee ls bala n ced elec . paid ; ca ll 992·3640. an d small : Backh oes and 5-20.Ifc tr o n ic a1l y . Ail work ~--~~loa ders on track and t ires,· 5-1J-12tc g ua rant ee d . . Reasonable Du mp tru cks L a-bo y KIN GS IZE bedroom sui te, 4 r ates .- Ph one 992·3213 or 742· , service. Sept ic tank s i n · BY OWNE R sellin g under ~ mos. old, $600 Ou tf i t tor $470. 3232. .' sta ll ed. George ( Bi l l) Pullin s, ap prai sal value. newl y buil t 4 68 Pon t iac Cata l i na . air 2- 18 - ff ~ -. phone 992-2478 Or 992-7402. apartm en ts bui lt -In furni shed co ndi t ioned, power b r akes 72 NOVA 4·door VB au tomatic, 2-9·tfC an d power steer ing . Can be ' cabine ts, pane l led wall s, now power steer ing , factor y a ir READ Y -MI X CONCRETE . re nted mon thly income $340. seen in Ru tland , or cal·l 742· co nd i t i on ing, 12,000 ac tual de li ve r ed r i ght to you n HAR R·ISON'S TV se r vi ce and All el ect r ic, ci t y water in 564 1. m iles. Phone 992·7064 . : serv ice ca ll s. Phone 992-2522. project. Fast and easy. Free co untry be tween po m er oy 5·18.3tc 5- J8.Jfc 2-9-tfc esti mat es. Phone -992 -3284 . A thens. Ph one M ason, W. Va :, Goe gle ln Read y -Mi x Co., 773 -55 80. Wil l consider tra de. 1970 DODGE , au to., power 3 YEAR OLD m ar e, mostly M iddleport , Ohio. E XCA VATIN G, dozer, loader , Ideal for home and ir1come for Pi n to , ve r y gen tl e wit h brakes and power steer i ng, . 6-30-tfC and back hoe work ; sept ic r e tired couple. c hi ldren . PhOne 985·3549. a ir, FM & AM tape player , 110 Mechanic Street tank s in stall ed ; dump trucks -~-~~-----­ S-20-12lp 5·18-3tc Mags. Phone 992·5084 after 5 and lo-boys for hir ~ ; will haul SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED p.m . f il l dirt , top .so iL l imestone REASONABL E rates. Ph. 4466 ROOM S an d bath , pan ell ing, 5-20·3f c HANG ING baske ts; wh ite, .p ihk and gr ave l ; Call Bob or Roger 4782, Gallipoli s, John Russell, car pe ting, alu m inum sid ing, anct red ger an iums, mum s Jeffer s. day phone 992-7089 ; Own er and Operator. stor m doo r s an d "w indows, and beg onias: Instan t color 5·12-tfc night phone 992-3525 or 992· n atur.a l gas. drPied w ell , f9r Y ? U~ gard e;,r - pansi es,. NEW LISTING garage , l m i le So u th of 5232. pet un1as, mangolds, Phlox, 2·11-tfc M iddl epor t . Ph'one 992-6902. POM E ROY ..,... 4 rooms, ba th, Co leus. Salv'i a , Z i nnia s, BEFORE · yQu buy dn y new C. BRADFORD, Aucfloneer 5,20-l Oi p full basem en t w ith shower . Dianth us. Al lyssum, Snap. M obi le Home, you should Complete ServiCe SE E US FOR : Awn inq s, storm Wal l to wall car pe t ing . Gas drag o ns, Ag era ti um an d 40 ACRES B room s and bat h, consi der the large sav i ngs Phone 949-3821 door s and w i ndows, ca rport s, half acr e of land . fu r nace and Portula cca . Vegetable p lants yo u can have by pu rc ha sing a Racine, Oh lo hou se, barn an d seve r al Only $7,500,00. ma rquees. alum i num sid ing CabbagE;! , br oc c oli, !a le m odel used Mobil e Home. bu ildings al sO. .$1 8,000. 742Cr itt Bradford and ra iling . A. Jacob, s c:~les · cau l iflowe r , le tt uce, eggp lant, NEW LISTING. Here are sOme every day low 6161. r ep r es e nt ati v~. F or fr ee 5·1-tfc s, hot peppe r s and 14 ma ngoe 4 BEDROOMS - Ni ce kitche n, pr ices: 1 - 1971 - 60 x 12 5-20-61p es tim a tes, phon e Charle s kind s of tomato plan tS. --~---f u ll basement w h ich ha s Bud dy, $.4,395; 1971 - · 50 x 12 V . V. ELNA and White Sewi ng · ·Li s l e, Syr ac use, Cl ela nd Farm and NEW home , near Rutl and, 3 garage and 2 fam ily rooms . Cham pion $3, 495; 1966 - 45 x Mac hines ... Service on all John son and Son, Inc. Gree nhou se, E . M ain , Rac ine. 10 Ar m or $2,695 ; 60 x 12 bedr ooms an d bat h comple te Nice front por ches. Ask ing make s. Reasonable rates. 3-2- tf c Gera ldin e Cl eland . Mar l ell t: , three bedroom with with ki tchen , washer an d $18.900.00. T he Sewing Center, Mid 5-18 -lfc dryer, 742·616 1. a 21 f·t . Expando, orig ina l dleport , Oh io. · HOUSE and r oot Pa inti ng ; BUILDING LOT p ur c h a ~e pr ice $9,300. Now 5·20-6tp POM EROY - 50x160 on Route inter i or and exterior, free 11 · 16-ltc on ly $6,795; 1971 - 60 x 12 SEVERAL pieces of f urn iture, esti m ates ; ca ll992.7008 or 9927 l oop an d 33. A mer e $1500.00. som e an tiques, 2 dresser s T Buddy 3 bedroom , $4,695 ; We 2460. HOUSE and Roof painting ; w ith mar ble l ops, hi gh bed, FARM al so have . a 29 fl. Cen tury inter ior and exterior, free_ 5-21-301p was h stand and dre sser to 42 ACRES ~ 6 r oom house , trilv el trai ler that is r eal ly es tim ates . tau 992-7008 or 992.. m a tc h, 2 Att ew a te r . Ken t l oaded w ith ex tr as. You can modern ba th, and kitc hen . PI ANO luning, La ne Da niels, 2460. : rad ios w ith speakers and save a l of of Dollars on thi s Bank bar n, sotne fru it, i n 4· 19·30tc. 259 Broadway, Middl eport. part s, several picture frames, unit. Thi s is ju st a few of the Orange Towns hip . Want onl y Phone 992-2082 . other misc. item s. Ca l l 742barga i ns ava ila bl e at Berry . $19,,500.00. 5· l7 -6tp SEPTI C TANK S AROBIG 469 1 after 5 or on. week en ds or Mi ller Mobile Home Sa les, 7.05 POMEROY ·Carl MOr r is, Rutland ; see lot 100x300 with 9 room ---------S EWAGE SYSTEM~ : Fa r son St ., Belpre , Oh io, Ohio. 2 BEDROOMS - Good old er house, garage apf., extra phone 443·9531. Shop her e cLEANED . REPAIRED.: 5-18·3k home on qui et st r eet. Nice fi r st. you' ll be gfa d y ou did. but/ding space. Pric e "" PHONE "". L. Parkect 0 , Cattle MILLER SANITATION, · ki !chen. gas fu rna ce. Wrough t 5-18·4tc r educed. Ser vice, Pomer oy STEWART, OHiO. PH. 6620: A. l. Sire HAR M ONY elec tric gui tar and por c h. Woul d li ke i ron 992 -2264. 3035. ca se, Harmony solid state $15,000.00. 10-4-ttc : 5-13- 1 2tc ampl i fi er an d S)lu re Air Condition er s 100 ACRES PLUS mi c r opho n e. Ve r y Phone 992 -7747 LE BA NON TOW NS H I P - Has HOUSE in Long Bottom . Ph one SEWING MACHINES . Repat( : Awnings r easo nable. Phone 992-6439. se rvi ce, all makes. 992- 228~. : 965 3529. or 985 -3805 · ga s we ll, and al l m ineral s. s.18-3tc Underpinning The ~a b ric Shop, Pomeroy;. -ttc 6-11 Severa l older buil ding s, and 6 Autl:l ori zed ~ inger Sales and , Co mp: et e m obile ho me K tNG SIZE beQ. m att r ess, bo x ,...----- - - - - -=...-;! room fr ame house. F arm pond . Service. We Sharpen Sc issors: . Remote se tt i ng for a loner. sp r ing s an11 hea db oar d , se r v i ce - pl u s giga nt ic 3-29-lfc . ca n i st er -ty pe She tland Only $19,500. disp lay of mobile hom es sweeper , al mos t like new . NEW LISTING alway s av ai lab le at , Reasonable . Phone 992.5496. . AUTOMOBILE in s uran l. ~ been N E W H OME 3 nice 5- 16-ttc 1 canc e lled ? L os t you!' bedrooms wi'f h close ts, bat h, MILLER 's license? Call 992operator ve r y ni ce k itchen, sl iding giass _F_L_O_Wc-::E-:R-:S~to_'_M _e_m_o_'_ia- I- Da y, ~-.!:~!;::!;~ 2966. doors In din ing area, full MOBILE HOMES pots, basket s an d spr ays 99c 6-15-lfc Pradically new 1 room brick basement w i th oil force d air and up. Al so loose flowers , rJnch stvle home. total 1220 Wa shington Blvd. fur11a ce, 30 A. Near Por tl and . Smalley's, Che ste r , Oh io . electric & air conditioning, 413- 7521 BELPRE. O. Phone 985·35.37. ·Only $18.500.00. 11. ' 2 tile bath & shower, 6 5-16-7fc roomy ctos.ets, plus Wllk·iA CAS H paid for all mak es an d ~-:-:::-~-=-~ NOW IS T HE T IME WHEN cedar closet. Wall to wall POODLE pupp ies. ToyJ -'\.K .C mod els of mob i l e home s. WE HAV E TH E B UYER S carpet, IM Y~Y blst In Cho c ola t e - Sha n qu a l i t y . Ph one ar ea code 614-423-9531. LOOK IN G F OR A NI CE Ph one 992·5443. paneling. a dream kitchen 4-13-ftc P LA CE. COM E lN AND LI ST 5-16·tfc with 30 ft. of beautiful 1971 HOL LY Park , 12 x 60, l ik e WITH US FOR A QUIC K cabinets, large stone ·new . ca rpeted , house fu r - UPH OLS T E R your own fur · SAL E. WHEN YOU AD . lireplace in living room, nit ur e, a i r· cOn d i t io n e d , VERT ISE. Y OUR PROPERTY niture. Fcia m cushi ons, any built-in vacuum system, 2washer and d r y ~r . with 8 x 32 si ze. Co tton, bu r lap, sw ivel · YOU OPEN YOU R DOOR TO CC!r gantge, plus many eKtra porch and a wnin g ; phone J. bases, zi pper , dacr on , webALL STRAN GER S..BE SAFE features. Outside cookout & 304.773-5474. bi ng , w el t. Pom er oy AND PUT YOUR PROP ERTY patio. One 2 bedroom fur. 5·9-IOtc Recovery , 622 E. Mai n St ., IN OU R · E X P E RIENCED nis.hed apt. •rid new tr•ller. phone 992 ·755 4. Both · rented. Two f,uge H ANDS . T H E SI;\AL L F E E 5-3-241p ~r-n5, large pond, 30 acres in WIL L · CER T A INLY PA Y an with new, fences. One UPHOLSTERY M at eri a l s, YOU . TO DO SO. NOW. ~ARKWOQD r egularl y $3.95 onl y $1. 95. farge cistern and rural AKC Toy Poodle m ale pup, 7 Al so r e mnan ts. Pom er oy water. WIU a'ccept small week s old. $50. Ph one 992Recovery, 622 E. Ma in St ., piau·. on tr.1de in or ne. HELEN L . TEAFORD 3871. phone 992·7554. . Gallipolis. Located on St. Rt. 992: 3325 5· 18.3tc 5-3-Wp 160, five mites from new GORDON B. TEAFORD · hospital. One of tllo bolter -Easy Livirig •99"1-361 5 . NE W F OAM to fi ll your old built homes In thl county . POO DL ES, AK C Puppies, sm all ASSOCIATES cushi ons, stan dard size suite, - Easy Payments m iniat ure, bla ck or . whi te, RNson for sefling, Ill hu tttl. on l y $9.95 . Po m er oy -NO SUNDAYS PLEASE - Low, Low wor m ed, permanen t sho ts, Phone M6-4170. Recove ry, 622 E. M ain St ., $75 ; Phone Cool vill e 667· 6214. , ph one 992-75.54. Oown Payment 5-20. l 2tc 5·3·241p -12 Year Financing 4 .;..... 8 PT . 75 x 16_5, 8 ply tru ck 5 ROOM house, basement, ga s heat ; bat h, 2 lots , S. D. t ir es and tw o m obil e home Bu ski r k , 341 Pag e St ., M id· ax les an d 4 tir es . Phon e 742dleport. 5387. 5-l8-31p 5·20·31c NOT ONLY SPRING FEVER 1uANIE , I'VE GOT ITCHY FEET1 ~"ND IN MY SHOES AND . - L THE OTHER. BVMPTOMS WHICH "TELL W3.1. SHOUlD LI ~TEN TO "THAT TRAVELING MUSIC AND TAKE OFF FOR PARTS =~~"""" UNKNOWN i < Virgil B. Teaford,. Sr. Broker 0 hold in ~our a cont ract, ~li m' A Gocred document of ,.,.,, mutual trust! Pomeroy, Ohio · Mobile Homes For Sale ·.::=========::...., s t " PROPERTY •DADl7't'" STILL ~tAs .. · ~HIB WAil8UCKS WAS DETAINED AHD. DISFI\TCHED ME TO. I~ THECAR?J ... I OUt'T Sff HM fROM HERE··· IN MIDDLEPORT BEAR THE UH~LCOME TID!NaS! Real Estate For Sale FOR SALE BY OWNER ACROSS .L Chu n· li l ly'.r, cl;i i nllu f <J tl ](• 5. '' Oro y ,. l\1 !) n ta na·s . mott o 1(), Is land in DICK TRACY . Form osa VEAI-l? !-lOW LONG DO VOU FICiURE IT'L.L. HatoofHeat . Dryers Surround clothes We Specialize in • RUTLAND 741-4211 ·---- ·MAYTAG FURNITURE~~~;:;~:·' · · Rutland fl C<(J' ~CHECK WITH .US FIRST queen -G.I. Loans Available - :1/o Jacked-up Prices - Swift Credit Approval You Talk , We Listen, the Buck Stops Here. LARRY'S. * • . "f 600 W. Main St. Next to the Jones Boys · Pomerov 1 Ohio Phone 992-7777 LatCYY·· Evans Frank Gheen ()pen Sun. 1-6 p.m . , Daily t+ into l. ~ shadow !'i. Grade of hanno n.r 19. BJoch or Nu hlc ·, 20. F'irsl·ratc {hyp h. wd .) 21. Carry un ~-~NlJA PANDA 7. Some· what {3 wd s. l 2. City 'in Iraq 3. Aflcr·five ( 2 wds. 1 Bri n ~ Yesterda y's :\n~ w('r I. Lha:ra hol,v man of Ten n. J7. Untcramble these four Jumbln. one letter to each IQUIII't, to form four ordlnai')' word1 • . Ti voli . Italy· 40. City of Ma na ssc h nOWN ra d ioman 16. Spani!ih -~~~~!:"t=~~~:'N · with no ~~ Fine Filler . d ly 39. Vi l la - 14. Nei ghbor bee f cit y 22. Redu ced· · in r ank 8. Adole s· cence 01 23. Bac k u p {hyph. 24. Kindlin g wd .) 26. Task 28. H ag · 9. DJ·essc r 11 . Aircrfl fl 15. Th.ic k 29. One kind o f scout 33 . .!aek th e slice quipper 18. Bennett G. Not refu se JWWCE 21. Texas or 35. Con fronted 36. I nlet Curti s I ABDALL one 24. Eucharistic f orm 25. Sl ipper y S•hud•y'a 26." l mogcnc I tJ I 1 ~] j I I I I 1 "'".:.-:- 22. Man hat· tan , for THERE. WAC:, A BIG RA IN fUIII/L£ ON THE. PAVEMENT, NOW ITS GONE 1 I WONP£12.. WHERE KIRKWOOD ACADEMY Mavtag Automatics 2 speed op erat ion . Choice of water t em ps . A uto w a t er · fe ve . control . Lin t F iller ~r Power F in Agitator . Per'h'la - Preu Mayt,ag parti:d 12. Medieval· ,~ cUl!llWIDM•t:.:::~:c 3H. Kan sas ;Jtti i'C . \ Big Capilcity 1J. tlc I© 1973 Kln1.:" F entu rea Syndi cate, lne.l capi tal 37. Early Jewish asec I ie weapon ll. :"-l"ew I)UJl ~ Pets For Sale AKC Toy Pood le puppi es, $75 and S85. Al so Siam~se ki ttens, N EW 2 pc. Ear ly Amer ican liv ing r oom suite w ith wood $10. Phone 1·256-6247, Kennel s tr im an d rever sible zi pper ed of Cal houn. cushio ns. Thi s wee k on l y 5-20.30tc $149 .95. Cash and carry . Pomer oy Recover y, 622 E. Main St. , Pomer oy . Phone 992-7554. S lniil 36. L:1 IVian 15. Amateur MOBILE HOMES Yesterday's Cr yptoquote: VI SITOHS ARE INSATIABLE DEVO URERS OF TIME, AND FIT ONLY FOil THOSE WHO, IF THEY DID NOTVISIT, WOULD DO NOTHING.- WILL!All COWPER by TfiOMAS JOSEPH FOR Inqu iries on propert y rpay be made to H,'tmlin C. K ing, At1orney .af-Law , 21 Locust Street, Gallipol is, Ohio, Phone: 614-446·0855 . Fr an cis Biron & Mi chae l Fr·y, ·· Co-Executors of the Estat e of Harrie Marie Smith, decea sed. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY OR ACCIDENTS . ' J o hn T u c k e r , Rt. 4 Pom e roy , 0 . Ph . 992-395 4 BANK FINANCING From the laraest T •••. - , Bulldozer Radia tor to ~ m a u es t Heater Lor~ . Nathan Bigp s Rad iator Spec ialist •5..55 Oa "t ly Se rvt"c e MODERN SANITATION HE CAN WAIT EXPERT Wheel AJ'1gnment• 24 Hour VETERANS Pla ce of sal e: 87 S. Second Ave., Middl eport, Qhi b. Open House 1: 00 P.M . . 2: 00 P.M . May 26, 1973 on all properties. Properties sold indiv iduall y. Nomfn i mumb ids, but sellers r es erve the r ight t o r elect bids. Terms ot s.ale: Ca sh. . Ou r SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED AWAY'! 'IE r~==========~-;:===========,-;===::::;::::::::::::::::===~ POMEROY GOIN:> m BRim .,.,.,.., UP N3Afi>J ! FIRE PINNED UP BODACIOUS GOSSIP FER in od ginal cma artchmes on, Zig Zag to facl m ao'y ke SABRE TILLER 3¥z HP 129.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 14~.95 I GOT SOME 13) NEW 1973 Zig Zag sewmg monog-ram s and fan cy buttonholes. sew make on bu11ons. ALL THE prOperty formerly desi gns with ju st the twi st of a owned by Pitt sburgh Coal si ngle·dial. Left in lay .away Compan y and now carried on and never been used . Will sell the Count y tax record s of to' on l y s•7 cash. o' terms Meigs County, Ohio. in the a' ailable. Elecl'o Hygiene name ot Consolida t ion Coal Co .• Phone 992·7755. Company , lo c ate d in th e 5 5 61 ·' · ' fol l owi ng tax i ng dist ri ct s: Ea stern ELECTROLUX ·Ch es ter Twp .. vacuum L. S.D.; Sal isbury Twp . cleaner, A. 1 condition, uses Pome r oy Vi llage ; Sali sbury paper bags, ha s many at. Twp. - Meigs L.S. D.; Sutton lac hm ent s. Also shampooer So u l hern L .S. D . Tw p . atlll chm ent included . (Only 4 Sealed b ids for the pur cha se avail ab le) af S47.70 ca sh or of all these properties (whi ch lerm s Q¥ ail able . Electro should be grouped tog ether Hyg iene Co .• Phone 992-7755. and consi der ed as a single bid .5. 15-Mc i lem ) . w il l be received at the address lis ted below un til 12 TOMATOES, pe-pper s, potted o'c lock noon , June 1, 1973. fl ower s, by pot or by the Fur ther infor mation may be dozen , SOc. $2 fla t on a ll obtained by contacting the pan si e s . H ub b a rd 's under signed . Consolidation GreEn house, 300 ya rds above Coal Company reser ves the ba llpark in Syra cuse, Oh io . r ight to r ejec t aoy and all 5-15-ttc bids . E . H. Dought y, Con so lidat ion Coal Co .• Ca diz , HOM E Gr own Toma to plants Ohi o 43907, for gar den use : larg e st urd y 5-13. J0tc plan ts; Im proved M exican , Heinz 1350 and Su personic ; so hot peppers, - .mang oes al SPRING SPECIALS and cabbage plants. On Rt. 124, 500 ft . above the Stat e Park in Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas 1 , Hayman . 4·24-33tc In Carton • Se t Up , 134.95 Furnace Controls KOSCOT SPECIAL S fo' May are Hair Ka ir Products in· eluding other item s. If you have ever pur ch ased Koscot Kosmeti cs and are not bein g ser viced, phone Helen Jane Brown. evenings also, 992- M A N' S EYEGLASSE S in brown leath er c .;~ se, los t Fr iday in 5113. vi ci nity of Farm er ' s· Bank 5·13.1fc and Kroger Co.. Reward . Phone _ Roy Ar m es, Min er sF REE to g ood homes, 6 pup· vil le. Phone 99 2·31 81. pies, moth er wa s a Shepherd · 5-20-3tc Collie. Phone 992-2497. 5·1 5-6t c ' 3 AN D 4 ROOM furni shed and apa r tments . unfurni shed Ph one 992·5434. 4-12.1fc TWO bedroom mobile hom e in Middleport ; ad u lt s only ; phone 992.5592. 5 13 ti c OPEN EVES. 8 :00 P . JI,o\. POMEROY, OHIO Notice 1973 MOBILE HOME w ith larg e patio. Albert Hill , Ra ci ne, Ohio, Phone-949·2261 . 5·17-6t c SLACK 1 & Tennessee Walker colt, P :r year s ol d : phone 992:!0AO. 5 13 12tc LOWEEIY !! For Sale r::a.J'T TELl M E 'TCXJ'R:E GO AHFA D AN' GIT TA1ER · I 1 THE Now ........., the circled ltllera to form the surprlM arwwer, u IUI(ftted bf tht oilovt cutoon. rxx Jrn THE rx x1 Jumhl"' VIIIYI COUP I (Aalwel't . . _ ,••) TIMILT IONNIT An1wer1 l.ou II: eanrf yora'U lioN ADihiftB ·', lo ••r-YOUI YOICI 27. Sovi et secret IT WENT 7 poli ce {abbr.) '··:!lu;. •i1 .,. . ~..-~: I/ ·'III. Jl,ll l .._ 111/f , I ,_, 1 ~1(/l!/u, ••i.J\{1, .,_ ,. ' . •1'•'>-.l(j ,._ I I BLAZE?! T GO ~ H~I<E' F LOYD .OND DiJCEY OFF THE ~OAD ! :....---- . ' ,.,) ,, ~~· ... 28. Select SO. Anthem preposi· tion 31. Laver oF tc11ni s 32. Gen. Arnold of WW II fam e 34. Quinl' DAILY - Here's how to work it: ' . CRYPTOQUOTE . AXYDLBAAXR ls 't'OIJ MEAr-t GO LONGFELLOW FROO DOOR One letter simply stands f or another. In this sample A i s used for th e three L 's, X for the two O':s, etc. Single ]etters, apostrophes, the l ength and formation of th e words are all hints. Each day th e code letters are dift'er t nt. CRYPTOQUOTES K'T' CEY IQPP U P O CEY CP KT C PQYAJTRY P O VT IYQKY O. '- S JQ C YA JAY HJA C XAM CE Y MYY U M QKZ Z H .ITT TO DOOR? WHAT IF I 6ET MU6 6 ED? �• • - 'I'll<> n.i lv ~nt i nt' l. Middleporl-Pornero)', 0 ., May 21 , 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Busmess • s • 2 SIGNS Ponteroy ervices OF .•. For Rent QUALITY Motor Co. 1967 BUICK SKYLARK , $895 Ha rdtop coupe. V-8. au tomat ic, power stee r ing, & pow er bra kes . rad io. 1966 MERCURY S6SO M onter ey H .T . Cpe., local car , clean in terior , blue f i ni sh w it h blk . IJin y l r oo f, automat ic. power steer i ng & brakes, For Sale PAS T U R E space for ;1p pr oxima tely 30 cattle plus barn and pastur e space l or horses Phone 992 7069. 5 18 ) IC F U RNI SH E D 2 bedroom apa r trn er1 t , ad ults only . M iddleport. Phone 992 3874. 5 18 tfc PRIVATE meeting , r oom tor any or gan i zation ; phone 9921975. 3-11-tf c rad io. ' 1970 CHEVROLET 2TON $2495 350 Cu. in. V-8 engine. 15.000 lb. 2 speed rea r ax le. good B15x20 10 pl y t i r es, heavy d ul y fr ont & r ea r spr i ng s, lOB " cab to ax le, clea n cab . M ec han ical l y sound· & been regularl y ser viced . Pomeroy Motor Co. • HI-POW ER Rifle Team ..Shoot _, all r i fle shooters inter,st~d in "HE-ll" Club , phone 742-3191. 5-20-31c T HE ME I GS Counly Fish & Game As sn . will me et Wednesday evening, May 23. at 7: 30p .m . at the Syracuse Club House , Syracuse. 5-2Q.•tt c McDA NI ELS Custom Slaughter House an d Meat Cut t ing ; Sta te an d ·Government in· spected i phone 773-5208. 5-20·12tc WI LL do babysi 11in g, days or nights , ex peri e nced . Have own tr anspor tat ion . Availa ble after M ay 25. Ph one even in gs 698-52 15 or wr ite M iss Linda Burbr idge, Rl. 2, Box 167, Alban y, Ohio. 5-18-31 c Com for t , KNAPP SHOE S Qu a I i t y, L o ng Wear , Reasonabl e prices . Ca ll 992 · 5324. 5·3- tfc ROOFING and Heat ing Repair ; all ty pes ; Special - Cleaning and oili ng of blo wer, comple te check on furna ces: phone 843· 2341 . 5·2·301 c ~::::=--=-=-=~-:--­ TWO trai.le r lot s in M idd leport ; l 1 duplex in Bra dbury , phone befor e 6 p .m . 992.5693. 5 20·5tc Notice team shoot on June 3, conta ct T. 0 . Stewart. Rutland Gun HEAnNG & COOLING HUMIDIFIE~c; HoT Water Heate r s f'lumbing Electrical Work ARNULD BROTHERS . 992-2448 Pomeroy, o. MEMOR IAL Day celebra t1 on a t Rac1ne Fire Sfaf1on M ay 25 .thru May 28. Kidd ie r ides all 4 day s, F irew ork s d is pl ay M onday, M ay 28 and an evening show at the Ra ci ne Junior High at 7: 30 p.m . M onday featuring '' Larry' s Swing i ng Cou n .t rym en ." A c h ic ken ba r bec ue Sun day , May 27 . Serving begin s a ! 11 a .m . 5- 18-81c Lost Wantefl To Buy 1CHAIR bott om s re -wov .e n , · ca·nlng and r ushi ng . Ca ll 992·' 1967 OR UP VW Van . On ly body . 6046. 843-2451 . 5-15-61p 5-16·12fc RUMMAGE sale, May 23 to 26 open 10 a.m. Great Bend OL D Fu rnitu"re. oak tab les; Wooden ice boxes. brass beds, Grange Hall. Two 21 in. TV , comp let e di shes or 365ft. No. 12·2 electr ic wi re . hou se hol ds ; W rite M . D. Three fluore sc ent li ght s. M i ll er, Rt. 4, Pomer oy , Ohio, Man y other items. Ph one 843call 992.6271. ' 2826. 5-13-tfc 5·21-3tc ~----.::----.::---;:-::-; NO. 1 Co pper, SOc ; ra dia tors, 28c ; bra ss, 18c; batt er ies, 85c eac h ; ,clean dry r oots, Gin · selig, $60 ; yellow r oot, $4 ; 1967 OPEL $200. Fa i r condition . mayapple. 45c per lb.; M .A. 843·2451. Hai L Reedsvi ll e, Ohio, 3785·16·12t c 6249 . 5-6·1fC STEREO - RADIO, ta pe com bi nati on , ai'n ·fm radi o, 4 speaker sound system, like new. Bal ance $111. 27 or use QUA LIFIED l i fe gua r d for our budget term s. Call 99 2Map lewood La ke . Phone 949 . 3965. 4074. 5. 19-6tc 5·20-4tC For Sale Help Wanted ,, UPHOL STERY M a terial s, nylon pr int s, co tt on pr ints, vi nyl s, vel vets of all kinds. Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. Main St ., phone 992-7554. 5-3-24tp 1973 STEREO 8 t,ack . A small balan ce of $88.64 or pay $6.50 per month . Phone 992-5331. 4 - 20~tf c MUST sell 1973 delux e Zig · Zag sewing mach i ne. Th fs machine darn s, embroiders, makes buttonh o le s, · all w i 1hout attachment s. Ju st dial and sew. Pay balan ce of $38.50 or pay $5 per month . Phone 992·5331 . 4·20-tfc -----~ We talk to you like .a person. \ .WMP,0/1390 1 ON YOUR DIAL MOBILE home spa ce in Syrac use ; phone 992-6329. 5·2 tf c . 2 BEDROOM mobile home. Air co nditioned . Racine M ea . Phone 992 6329. 5 )6.5k CARRIER WANTED IN RACINE THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE ,92-2156 COOK . wait ress and carh op ; .•. apply i n per son, Cr aw ' s Steak House . I s. Hl-tfc Wanted To Rent 4 OR 5 room hou se in Pbmer.oy or Mi ddl epor t, South en d. Ren t not over $6() per mutlf h. Phon e 992·3409, Pomer oy . 5·2i -6tc WA NT E D pasture to ' r ent for 50 to 100 calves. M ust have pl enty ot water and good fen ce·s. Cal l 992 -7077 or wr ite Box 14, Minersvi l le, Oh io, 45763. Ca l l aft er 5 p.m . 5·20-6t p -----REAL ESTATE AUCTION Salurdily, May 26, 1913 at 2: 00 P. M. 87 South Second Avenue. Middleport, Ohio Apprais.:il - S15,000.00 448 South Second Avenue, Middleport, Ohio Appraisal - $12,000.00 380 South Third Avenue, Middleport, Ohi o Appraisal - SS,OOO. OO In Carton · GRAY MANOR APARTMENTS Se t up, $54 .95 POMEROY Ja ck W. Car sey, Mgr. Phone 992-2181 ~ MIDD LE PORT 2 Furnished Apt s." With new furn iture, with or wif hout utili ties, both have 1 0' 2 bedroom s. both on gr ound floor ·and have wa ll -to.wal l ca r pe l . Al so ha ve pr i vate entran ces and .. y a r d for ch il dr en, in nice nei gh . borhood. Phone 992-3863 t i ll J p.m . or 992 -.5 844 aft er 6 :00. Real Estate· For Sale 2 B EDROOM house on 50 tt. ~ ot on rive r . $9000 lor house . W1th f ur ni ture $1 0, 000. Phone 992 · 5532 anyti me. Can be seen a ft er 4 p . m . S-17-6t c HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E • M a m · p om eroy OFFICE SUPPLIES a nd FURNITURE St op I n and See Flo or D isp lay . 12 Y ears - 10.75 A . P . R . · SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph ." '992-2174 Pomeroy Real Estate For Sale 3 BEDROOM ranc y style in Pomeroy ; w-to-w carpet ing , 2 ca r garage attached, air condit ioned ; phone 992-5593. 5·20-6tc for Your For Your Mobile HomeLando No Down Paymeni On Most America n C.rs. - GUARANTEEPPhon e 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Choose your own home from your AREA DEALER. 1/IHAl'S ~ e I>OtNG IN VOU Jt SE;.4 T, 81MO ~ SI NCE TH IS tS A TEST ON BASe BALL •.. I'M TAKtNc> ADVANTAGE Of' Ti< E NEW RULE •.. ASK ·us ABOUT PRE -FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSES ~i ,.~~ Bu i ftto Your'' Specs Delivered to Job, Site 8uT Cl415Y M4E.'S SWEETNESS HOGG & ZUSPAN ~~MIA , l..r. AH 15 HOME, DEARAH DESI RES MAH IS BEING SU PPE R . MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 Ma son, W. Va. WI LL tr i m or cut trees, clean Out ba$e m ents, a tt ics, etc. an d paint roofs. Ph one 949· 3221. 4·17-30fc ltl l : LI 'L ABNER r----- Specialist Wheel Alignment It Must Be Ri~ht . or we will DOZER and baCk hoe wor k, pond s and septic tanks , d itching serv ice ; top soi l, fill dirt, li mestone; B& K Excavati ng . Phone 992·7121 or 992·5682. 9-1-tf c S0, 5PRING FEVER'S GOT 1 YOII, "IOO, EH? ' Auto Sales 5 -21 .Q. !<EENE IS MY PES IGNATEI> PI NCH· HlTTEJtL 604 E. Main, Pomer oy , 0 . Qualify Today, Call 304-485-3809 CAMPUS CLATTER Open 8 Til S Mond ilY thr u Sa turda y Make it Right . NEW Hom es on yo ur lot or ours.. NO MONEY DOW N fo r qualif ied buyer s using F .H . Adm . loan . ((losing costs ::--~~~-~~--­ only. ) A var iety of floor plans ~OW OPE N - Roger Hysel l 's wi th va ri ous financ ing Garag e, near Crossr oa ds on 8·4: 30·Daily, 8-12 Sat . prog ram s av,;~ilab ! e . We St. Rt. 124 ; all mechani c work In the R. H. Rawlings Sons. . 1971 HONDA SL 125. Phon e 992- 6' ROOM house w i th bat h and speci al ize in work ing w i th including automa t i_ c tra ns. ~~i.~ i;? . Middleport, O. furn iture. Inqui r e 992-5373. 6160.AE P Co. employees although mi ssi ons. M ond ay th r u '--'--------'----1 we are ava ilable to all . Meigs Sa t urday, 8: 30 a. m . to 5 p. m . 5-18-16lp 5·20·3tc O' DELL · WHEEL Alignment Developm ent Co ., 150 N. Phone 992-7121 or 992·639 2. Sec ond Ave ., Mid dleport, 5-3-30k located at 'crossroads, Rt. 124; GRA v E lo I .tn Me1gs Memona l 8 ACRE S on Sl ate Route 143, 1 Ohio . Phone 992-5976 for incomplete front end service. Gardens. Cheap .• Ca l l 949· m ile So uth of Harri sonville ; forma ti on . tune up and brake serv ice. 4962. EXCAVATIN G. Dozer s, lar9e several hOme sit es ; water tap 5·6·30tc Whee ls bala n ced elec . paid ; ca ll 992·3640. an d small : Backh oes and 5-20.Ifc tr o n ic a1l y . Ail work ~--~~loa ders on track and t ires,· 5-1J-12tc g ua rant ee d . . Reasonable Du mp tru cks L a-bo y KIN GS IZE bedroom sui te, 4 r ates .- Ph one 992·3213 or 742· , service. Sept ic tank s i n · BY OWNE R sellin g under ~ mos. old, $600 Ou tf i t tor $470. 3232. .' sta ll ed. George ( Bi l l) Pullin s, ap prai sal value. newl y buil t 4 68 Pon t iac Cata l i na . air 2- 18 - ff ~ -. phone 992-2478 Or 992-7402. apartm en ts bui lt -In furni shed co ndi t ioned, power b r akes 72 NOVA 4·door VB au tomatic, 2-9·tfC an d power steer ing . Can be ' cabine ts, pane l led wall s, now power steer ing , factor y a ir READ Y -MI X CONCRETE . re nted mon thly income $340. seen in Ru tland , or cal·l 742· co nd i t i on ing, 12,000 ac tual de li ve r ed r i ght to you n HAR R·ISON'S TV se r vi ce and All el ect r ic, ci t y water in 564 1. m iles. Phone 992·7064 . : serv ice ca ll s. Phone 992-2522. project. Fast and easy. Free co untry be tween po m er oy 5·18.3tc 5- J8.Jfc 2-9-tfc esti mat es. Phone -992 -3284 . A thens. Ph one M ason, W. Va :, Goe gle ln Read y -Mi x Co., 773 -55 80. Wil l consider tra de. 1970 DODGE , au to., power 3 YEAR OLD m ar e, mostly M iddleport , Ohio. E XCA VATIN G, dozer, loader , Ideal for home and ir1come for Pi n to , ve r y gen tl e wit h brakes and power steer i ng, . 6-30-tfC and back hoe work ; sept ic r e tired couple. c hi ldren . PhOne 985·3549. a ir, FM & AM tape player , 110 Mechanic Street tank s in stall ed ; dump trucks -~-~~-----­ S-20-12lp 5·18-3tc Mags. Phone 992·5084 after 5 and lo-boys for hir ~ ; will haul SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED p.m . f il l dirt , top .so iL l imestone REASONABL E rates. Ph. 4466 ROOM S an d bath , pan ell ing, 5-20·3f c HANG ING baske ts; wh ite, .p ihk and gr ave l ; Call Bob or Roger 4782, Gallipoli s, John Russell, car pe ting, alu m inum sid ing, anct red ger an iums, mum s Jeffer s. day phone 992-7089 ; Own er and Operator. stor m doo r s an d "w indows, and beg onias: Instan t color 5·12-tfc night phone 992-3525 or 992· n atur.a l gas. drPied w ell , f9r Y ? U~ gard e;,r - pansi es,. NEW LISTING garage , l m i le So u th of 5232. pet un1as, mangolds, Phlox, 2·11-tfc M iddl epor t . Ph'one 992-6902. POM E ROY ..,... 4 rooms, ba th, Co leus. Salv'i a , Z i nnia s, BEFORE · yQu buy dn y new C. BRADFORD, Aucfloneer 5,20-l Oi p full basem en t w ith shower . Dianth us. Al lyssum, Snap. M obi le Home, you should Complete ServiCe SE E US FOR : Awn inq s, storm Wal l to wall car pe t ing . Gas drag o ns, Ag era ti um an d 40 ACRES B room s and bat h, consi der the large sav i ngs Phone 949-3821 door s and w i ndows, ca rport s, half acr e of land . fu r nace and Portula cca . Vegetable p lants yo u can have by pu rc ha sing a Racine, Oh lo hou se, barn an d seve r al Only $7,500,00. ma rquees. alum i num sid ing CabbagE;! , br oc c oli, !a le m odel used Mobil e Home. bu ildings al sO. .$1 8,000. 742Cr itt Bradford and ra iling . A. Jacob, s c:~les · cau l iflowe r , le tt uce, eggp lant, NEW LISTING. Here are sOme every day low 6161. r ep r es e nt ati v~. F or fr ee 5·1-tfc s, hot peppe r s and 14 ma ngoe 4 BEDROOMS - Ni ce kitche n, pr ices: 1 - 1971 - 60 x 12 5-20-61p es tim a tes, phon e Charle s kind s of tomato plan tS. --~---f u ll basement w h ich ha s Bud dy, $.4,395; 1971 - · 50 x 12 V . V. ELNA and White Sewi ng · ·Li s l e, Syr ac use, Cl ela nd Farm and NEW home , near Rutl and, 3 garage and 2 fam ily rooms . Cham pion $3, 495; 1966 - 45 x Mac hines ... Service on all John son and Son, Inc. Gree nhou se, E . M ain , Rac ine. 10 Ar m or $2,695 ; 60 x 12 bedr ooms an d bat h comple te Nice front por ches. Ask ing make s. Reasonable rates. 3-2- tf c Gera ldin e Cl eland . Mar l ell t: , three bedroom with with ki tchen , washer an d $18.900.00. T he Sewing Center, Mid 5-18 -lfc dryer, 742·616 1. a 21 f·t . Expando, orig ina l dleport , Oh io. · HOUSE and r oot Pa inti ng ; BUILDING LOT p ur c h a ~e pr ice $9,300. Now 5·20-6tp POM EROY - 50x160 on Route inter i or and exterior, free 11 · 16-ltc on ly $6,795; 1971 - 60 x 12 SEVERAL pieces of f urn iture, esti m ates ; ca ll992.7008 or 9927 l oop an d 33. A mer e $1500.00. som e an tiques, 2 dresser s T Buddy 3 bedroom , $4,695 ; We 2460. HOUSE and Roof painting ; w ith mar ble l ops, hi gh bed, FARM al so have . a 29 fl. Cen tury inter ior and exterior, free_ 5-21-301p was h stand and dre sser to 42 ACRES ~ 6 r oom house , trilv el trai ler that is r eal ly es tim ates . tau 992-7008 or 992.. m a tc h, 2 Att ew a te r . Ken t l oaded w ith ex tr as. You can modern ba th, and kitc hen . PI ANO luning, La ne Da niels, 2460. : rad ios w ith speakers and save a l of of Dollars on thi s Bank bar n, sotne fru it, i n 4· 19·30tc. 259 Broadway, Middl eport. part s, several picture frames, unit. Thi s is ju st a few of the Orange Towns hip . Want onl y Phone 992-2082 . other misc. item s. Ca l l 742barga i ns ava ila bl e at Berry . $19,,500.00. 5· l7 -6tp SEPTI C TANK S AROBIG 469 1 after 5 or on. week en ds or Mi ller Mobile Home Sa les, 7.05 POMEROY ·Carl MOr r is, Rutland ; see lot 100x300 with 9 room ---------S EWAGE SYSTEM~ : Fa r son St ., Belpre , Oh io, Ohio. 2 BEDROOMS - Good old er house, garage apf., extra phone 443·9531. Shop her e cLEANED . REPAIRED.: 5-18·3k home on qui et st r eet. Nice fi r st. you' ll be gfa d y ou did. but/ding space. Pric e "" PHONE "". L. Parkect 0 , Cattle MILLER SANITATION, · ki !chen. gas fu rna ce. Wrough t 5-18·4tc r educed. Ser vice, Pomer oy STEWART, OHiO. PH. 6620: A. l. Sire HAR M ONY elec tric gui tar and por c h. Woul d li ke i ron 992 -2264. 3035. ca se, Harmony solid state $15,000.00. 10-4-ttc : 5-13- 1 2tc ampl i fi er an d S)lu re Air Condition er s 100 ACRES PLUS mi c r opho n e. Ve r y Phone 992 -7747 LE BA NON TOW NS H I P - Has HOUSE in Long Bottom . Ph one SEWING MACHINES . Repat( : Awnings r easo nable. Phone 992-6439. se rvi ce, all makes. 992- 228~. : 965 3529. or 985 -3805 · ga s we ll, and al l m ineral s. s.18-3tc Underpinning The ~a b ric Shop, Pomeroy;. -ttc 6-11 Severa l older buil ding s, and 6 Autl:l ori zed ~ inger Sales and , Co mp: et e m obile ho me K tNG SIZE beQ. m att r ess, bo x ,...----- - - - - -=...-;! room fr ame house. F arm pond . Service. We Sharpen Sc issors: . Remote se tt i ng for a loner. sp r ing s an11 hea db oar d , se r v i ce - pl u s giga nt ic 3-29-lfc . ca n i st er -ty pe She tland Only $19,500. disp lay of mobile hom es sweeper , al mos t like new . NEW LISTING alway s av ai lab le at , Reasonable . Phone 992.5496. . AUTOMOBILE in s uran l. ~ been N E W H OME 3 nice 5- 16-ttc 1 canc e lled ? L os t you!' bedrooms wi'f h close ts, bat h, MILLER 's license? Call 992operator ve r y ni ce k itchen, sl iding giass _F_L_O_Wc-::E-:R-:S~to_'_M _e_m_o_'_ia- I- Da y, ~-.!:~!;::!;~ 2966. doors In din ing area, full MOBILE HOMES pots, basket s an d spr ays 99c 6-15-lfc Pradically new 1 room brick basement w i th oil force d air and up. Al so loose flowers , rJnch stvle home. total 1220 Wa shington Blvd. fur11a ce, 30 A. Near Por tl and . Smalley's, Che ste r , Oh io . electric & air conditioning, 413- 7521 BELPRE. O. Phone 985·35.37. ·Only $18.500.00. 11. ' 2 tile bath & shower, 6 5-16-7fc roomy ctos.ets, plus Wllk·iA CAS H paid for all mak es an d ~-:-:::-~-=-~ NOW IS T HE T IME WHEN cedar closet. Wall to wall POODLE pupp ies. ToyJ -'\.K .C mod els of mob i l e home s. WE HAV E TH E B UYER S carpet, IM Y~Y blst In Cho c ola t e - Sha n qu a l i t y . Ph one ar ea code 614-423-9531. LOOK IN G F OR A NI CE Ph one 992·5443. paneling. a dream kitchen 4-13-ftc P LA CE. COM E lN AND LI ST 5-16·tfc with 30 ft. of beautiful 1971 HOL LY Park , 12 x 60, l ik e WITH US FOR A QUIC K cabinets, large stone ·new . ca rpeted , house fu r - UPH OLS T E R your own fur · SAL E. WHEN YOU AD . lireplace in living room, nit ur e, a i r· cOn d i t io n e d , VERT ISE. Y OUR PROPERTY niture. Fcia m cushi ons, any built-in vacuum system, 2washer and d r y ~r . with 8 x 32 si ze. Co tton, bu r lap, sw ivel · YOU OPEN YOU R DOOR TO CC!r gantge, plus many eKtra porch and a wnin g ; phone J. bases, zi pper , dacr on , webALL STRAN GER S..BE SAFE features. Outside cookout & 304.773-5474. bi ng , w el t. Pom er oy AND PUT YOUR PROP ERTY patio. One 2 bedroom fur. 5·9-IOtc Recovery , 622 E. Mai n St ., IN OU R · E X P E RIENCED nis.hed apt. •rid new tr•ller. phone 992 ·755 4. Both · rented. Two f,uge H ANDS . T H E SI;\AL L F E E 5-3-241p ~r-n5, large pond, 30 acres in WIL L · CER T A INLY PA Y an with new, fences. One UPHOLSTERY M at eri a l s, YOU . TO DO SO. NOW. ~ARKWOQD r egularl y $3.95 onl y $1. 95. farge cistern and rural AKC Toy Poodle m ale pup, 7 Al so r e mnan ts. Pom er oy water. WIU a'ccept small week s old. $50. Ph one 992Recovery, 622 E. Ma in St ., piau·. on tr.1de in or ne. HELEN L . TEAFORD 3871. phone 992·7554. . Gallipolis. Located on St. Rt. 992: 3325 5· 18.3tc 5-3-Wp 160, five mites from new GORDON B. TEAFORD · hospital. One of tllo bolter -Easy Livirig •99"1-361 5 . NE W F OAM to fi ll your old built homes In thl county . POO DL ES, AK C Puppies, sm all ASSOCIATES cushi ons, stan dard size suite, - Easy Payments m iniat ure, bla ck or . whi te, RNson for sefling, Ill hu tttl. on l y $9.95 . Po m er oy -NO SUNDAYS PLEASE - Low, Low wor m ed, permanen t sho ts, Phone M6-4170. Recove ry, 622 E. M ain St ., $75 ; Phone Cool vill e 667· 6214. , ph one 992-75.54. Oown Payment 5-20. l 2tc 5·3·241p -12 Year Financing 4 .;..... 8 PT . 75 x 16_5, 8 ply tru ck 5 ROOM house, basement, ga s heat ; bat h, 2 lots , S. D. t ir es and tw o m obil e home Bu ski r k , 341 Pag e St ., M id· ax les an d 4 tir es . Phon e 742dleport. 5387. 5-l8-31p 5·20·31c NOT ONLY SPRING FEVER 1uANIE , I'VE GOT ITCHY FEET1 ~"ND IN MY SHOES AND . - L THE OTHER. BVMPTOMS WHICH "TELL W3.1. SHOUlD LI ~TEN TO "THAT TRAVELING MUSIC AND TAKE OFF FOR PARTS =~~"""" UNKNOWN i < Virgil B. Teaford,. Sr. Broker 0 hold in ~our a cont ract, ~li m' A Gocred document of ,.,.,, mutual trust! Pomeroy, Ohio · Mobile Homes For Sale ·.::=========::...., s t " PROPERTY •DADl7't'" STILL ~tAs .. · ~HIB WAil8UCKS WAS DETAINED AHD. DISFI\TCHED ME TO. I~ THECAR?J ... I OUt'T Sff HM fROM HERE··· IN MIDDLEPORT BEAR THE UH~LCOME TID!NaS! Real Estate For Sale FOR SALE BY OWNER ACROSS .L Chu n· li l ly'.r, cl;i i nllu f <J tl ](• 5. '' Oro y ,. l\1 !) n ta na·s . mott o 1(), Is land in DICK TRACY . Form osa VEAI-l? !-lOW LONG DO VOU FICiURE IT'L.L. HatoofHeat . Dryers Surround clothes We Specialize in • RUTLAND 741-4211 ·---- ·MAYTAG FURNITURE~~~;:;~:·' · · Rutland fl C<(J' ~CHECK WITH .US FIRST queen -G.I. Loans Available - :1/o Jacked-up Prices - Swift Credit Approval You Talk , We Listen, the Buck Stops Here. LARRY'S. * • . "f 600 W. Main St. Next to the Jones Boys · Pomerov 1 Ohio Phone 992-7777 LatCYY·· Evans Frank Gheen ()pen Sun. 1-6 p.m . , Daily t+ into l. ~ shadow !'i. Grade of hanno n.r 19. BJoch or Nu hlc ·, 20. F'irsl·ratc {hyp h. wd .) 21. Carry un ~-~NlJA PANDA 7. Some· what {3 wd s. l 2. City 'in Iraq 3. Aflcr·five ( 2 wds. 1 Bri n ~ Yesterda y's :\n~ w('r I. Lha:ra hol,v man of Ten n. J7. Untcramble these four Jumbln. one letter to each IQUIII't, to form four ordlnai')' word1 • . Ti voli . Italy· 40. City of Ma na ssc h nOWN ra d ioman 16. Spani!ih -~~~~!:"t=~~~:'N · with no ~~ Fine Filler . d ly 39. Vi l la - 14. Nei ghbor bee f cit y 22. Redu ced· · in r ank 8. Adole s· cence 01 23. Bac k u p {hyph. 24. Kindlin g wd .) 26. Task 28. H ag · 9. DJ·essc r 11 . Aircrfl fl 15. Th.ic k 29. One kind o f scout 33 . .!aek th e slice quipper 18. Bennett G. Not refu se JWWCE 21. Texas or 35. Con fronted 36. I nlet Curti s I ABDALL one 24. Eucharistic f orm 25. Sl ipper y S•hud•y'a 26." l mogcnc I tJ I 1 ~] j I I I I 1 "'".:.-:- 22. Man hat· tan , for THERE. WAC:, A BIG RA IN fUIII/L£ ON THE. PAVEMENT, NOW ITS GONE 1 I WONP£12.. WHERE KIRKWOOD ACADEMY Mavtag Automatics 2 speed op erat ion . Choice of water t em ps . A uto w a t er · fe ve . control . Lin t F iller ~r Power F in Agitator . Per'h'la - Preu Mayt,ag parti:d 12. Medieval· ,~ cUl!llWIDM•t:.:::~:c 3H. Kan sas ;Jtti i'C . \ Big Capilcity 1J. tlc I© 1973 Kln1.:" F entu rea Syndi cate, lne.l capi tal 37. Early Jewish asec I ie weapon ll. :"-l"ew I)UJl ~ Pets For Sale AKC Toy Pood le puppi es, $75 and S85. Al so Siam~se ki ttens, N EW 2 pc. Ear ly Amer ican liv ing r oom suite w ith wood $10. Phone 1·256-6247, Kennel s tr im an d rever sible zi pper ed of Cal houn. cushio ns. Thi s wee k on l y 5-20.30tc $149 .95. Cash and carry . Pomer oy Recover y, 622 E. Main St. , Pomer oy . Phone 992-7554. S lniil 36. L:1 IVian 15. Amateur MOBILE HOMES Yesterday's Cr yptoquote: VI SITOHS ARE INSATIABLE DEVO URERS OF TIME, AND FIT ONLY FOil THOSE WHO, IF THEY DID NOTVISIT, WOULD DO NOTHING.- WILL!All COWPER by TfiOMAS JOSEPH FOR Inqu iries on propert y rpay be made to H,'tmlin C. K ing, At1orney .af-Law , 21 Locust Street, Gallipol is, Ohio, Phone: 614-446·0855 . Fr an cis Biron & Mi chae l Fr·y, ·· Co-Executors of the Estat e of Harrie Marie Smith, decea sed. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY OR ACCIDENTS . ' J o hn T u c k e r , Rt. 4 Pom e roy , 0 . Ph . 992-395 4 BANK FINANCING From the laraest T •••. - , Bulldozer Radia tor to ~ m a u es t Heater Lor~ . Nathan Bigp s Rad iator Spec ialist •5..55 Oa "t ly Se rvt"c e MODERN SANITATION HE CAN WAIT EXPERT Wheel AJ'1gnment• 24 Hour VETERANS Pla ce of sal e: 87 S. Second Ave., Middl eport, Qhi b. Open House 1: 00 P.M . . 2: 00 P.M . May 26, 1973 on all properties. Properties sold indiv iduall y. Nomfn i mumb ids, but sellers r es erve the r ight t o r elect bids. Terms ot s.ale: Ca sh. . Ou r SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED AWAY'! 'IE r~==========~-;:===========,-;===::::;::::::::::::::::===~ POMEROY GOIN:> m BRim .,.,.,.., UP N3Afi>J ! FIRE PINNED UP BODACIOUS GOSSIP FER in od ginal cma artchmes on, Zig Zag to facl m ao'y ke SABRE TILLER 3¥z HP 129.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 14~.95 I GOT SOME 13) NEW 1973 Zig Zag sewmg monog-ram s and fan cy buttonholes. sew make on bu11ons. ALL THE prOperty formerly desi gns with ju st the twi st of a owned by Pitt sburgh Coal si ngle·dial. Left in lay .away Compan y and now carried on and never been used . Will sell the Count y tax record s of to' on l y s•7 cash. o' terms Meigs County, Ohio. in the a' ailable. Elecl'o Hygiene name ot Consolida t ion Coal Co .• Phone 992·7755. Company , lo c ate d in th e 5 5 61 ·' · ' fol l owi ng tax i ng dist ri ct s: Ea stern ELECTROLUX ·Ch es ter Twp .. vacuum L. S.D.; Sal isbury Twp . cleaner, A. 1 condition, uses Pome r oy Vi llage ; Sali sbury paper bags, ha s many at. Twp. - Meigs L.S. D.; Sutton lac hm ent s. Also shampooer So u l hern L .S. D . Tw p . atlll chm ent included . (Only 4 Sealed b ids for the pur cha se avail ab le) af S47.70 ca sh or of all these properties (whi ch lerm s Q¥ ail able . Electro should be grouped tog ether Hyg iene Co .• Phone 992-7755. and consi der ed as a single bid .5. 15-Mc i lem ) . w il l be received at the address lis ted below un til 12 TOMATOES, pe-pper s, potted o'c lock noon , June 1, 1973. fl ower s, by pot or by the Fur ther infor mation may be dozen , SOc. $2 fla t on a ll obtained by contacting the pan si e s . H ub b a rd 's under signed . Consolidation GreEn house, 300 ya rds above Coal Company reser ves the ba llpark in Syra cuse, Oh io . r ight to r ejec t aoy and all 5-15-ttc bids . E . H. Dought y, Con so lidat ion Coal Co .• Ca diz , HOM E Gr own Toma to plants Ohi o 43907, for gar den use : larg e st urd y 5-13. J0tc plan ts; Im proved M exican , Heinz 1350 and Su personic ; so hot peppers, - .mang oes al SPRING SPECIALS and cabbage plants. On Rt. 124, 500 ft . above the Stat e Park in Syracuse, 0 ., Thomas 1 , Hayman . 4·24-33tc In Carton • Se t Up , 134.95 Furnace Controls KOSCOT SPECIAL S fo' May are Hair Ka ir Products in· eluding other item s. If you have ever pur ch ased Koscot Kosmeti cs and are not bein g ser viced, phone Helen Jane Brown. evenings also, 992- M A N' S EYEGLASSE S in brown leath er c .;~ se, los t Fr iday in 5113. vi ci nity of Farm er ' s· Bank 5·13.1fc and Kroger Co.. Reward . Phone _ Roy Ar m es, Min er sF REE to g ood homes, 6 pup· vil le. Phone 99 2·31 81. pies, moth er wa s a Shepherd · 5-20-3tc Collie. Phone 992-2497. 5·1 5-6t c ' 3 AN D 4 ROOM furni shed and apa r tments . unfurni shed Ph one 992·5434. 4-12.1fc TWO bedroom mobile hom e in Middleport ; ad u lt s only ; phone 992.5592. 5 13 ti c OPEN EVES. 8 :00 P . JI,o\. POMEROY, OHIO Notice 1973 MOBILE HOME w ith larg e patio. Albert Hill , Ra ci ne, Ohio, Phone-949·2261 . 5·17-6t c SLACK 1 & Tennessee Walker colt, P :r year s ol d : phone 992:!0AO. 5 13 12tc LOWEEIY !! For Sale r::a.J'T TELl M E 'TCXJ'R:E GO AHFA D AN' GIT TA1ER · I 1 THE Now ........., the circled ltllera to form the surprlM arwwer, u IUI(ftted bf tht oilovt cutoon. rxx Jrn THE rx x1 Jumhl"' VIIIYI COUP I (Aalwel't . . _ ,••) TIMILT IONNIT An1wer1 l.ou II: eanrf yora'U lioN ADihiftB ·', lo ••r-YOUI YOICI 27. Sovi et secret IT WENT 7 poli ce {abbr.) '··:!lu;. •i1 .,. . ~..-~: I/ ·'III. Jl,ll l .._ 111/f , I ,_, 1 ~1(/l!/u, ••i.J\{1, .,_ ,. ' . •1'•'>-.l(j ,._ I I BLAZE?! T GO ~ H~I<E' F LOYD .OND DiJCEY OFF THE ~OAD ! :....---- . ' ,.,) ,, ~~· ... 28. Select SO. Anthem preposi· tion 31. Laver oF tc11ni s 32. Gen. Arnold of WW II fam e 34. Quinl' DAILY - Here's how to work it: ' . CRYPTOQUOTE . AXYDLBAAXR ls 't'OIJ MEAr-t GO LONGFELLOW FROO DOOR One letter simply stands f or another. In this sample A i s used for th e three L 's, X for the two O':s, etc. Single ]etters, apostrophes, the l ength and formation of th e words are all hints. Each day th e code letters are dift'er t nt. CRYPTOQUOTES K'T' CEY IQPP U P O CEY CP KT C PQYAJTRY P O VT IYQKY O. '- S JQ C YA JAY HJA C XAM CE Y MYY U M QKZ Z H .ITT TO DOOR? WHAT IF I 6ET MU6 6 ED? �• 10 - The Dally S.ntinel . M1ddleporl-l"'omeroy. 0 .. May 21, 1973 Skyl~ crew in t~aining HOUSTON 1UP l i - W1th a fl ight director l pre d ictlng wt..,'re bark in sc i. " business. ··tt\ey ' ll fi x us up,'" the three Skyla b i astronauts step up Gl·orgc 8 Hard y, a the1r fi nal trammg loclfl)' for an unprecedented attemp t Fnday to repair the world 's la rges t spaceshtp. The lates t plan ts for the crewmen to cool Skylab We ' re l hC b 1g space sta tion eno ug h esl l'<l c hu~ f en g ineer, sa id opera lion oronly one o( the two s tut:k solar panels would give puwer to conduct extcnd mg a s tlve r and wh1te pa rasol, a "beach uin brella " large enough to cover a t\I. O..Car ga rage, thr oug h a n eJght-tnchsquare a1rlock . Before they do that, Charles '' Pe te'' Conrad , Jose ph P. Kerwm and Pa ul J . Wettz pla n to open the ha tch of thetr Apoll o command m odul e , r each out w1th sometlung akm Born in Washmgton County, the son of the late Ralph and Mar y Root Taylor, he was a veteran of World War n Mr Autos collide to free one of Skylab's two Pomeroy polLee tnvesligated g en e ra t m~ soLar cell wmgs a mm or accid ent Sunday at 12 · ~5 p m. on Umon Ave. " I thmk we have a fa1rl y good chance of dOing that ," Phtlhp McFarland, Rutland , and M1ke Marcw11, Rutland fhg ht director Netl Hutchinson satd m an mtervtew Sunday were each dr1 v1ng east when McFarland slopped to let the mght. ''lf we can get the solar curtam up, and that wing out, pohce crutser , traveling west 111 pursuit of a th1rd car pass. H1s car was struck m the rear by Marcum 's car. There was DEADLINE NEAR Tuesday ts the deadline to purchase ttckets for the annual Racme Hagh Schotol Alumm Banquet on Saturda y mght. Reservatwns are to be phoned to 949-2374 LOCAL TEMPS The temperature m down- n town Pomeroy a t 11 a .m . Monda} was 68 degrees, under sunny skies I tl ~ SACRIFICES LIFE MESA , Am . (UP!) CHWI Kathryn Loms Panton , 24, Amherst, N Y , who didn't " Remember, fa st reckless dnvtng on the other fellow 's part can lead to slow, soft mus1c for you and yours Memonal Why Day spend at home w•th the fan:'•ly?" . know how to s wliTI , gave up her life to save a ch1ld. Mrs . PantOn, who was on vacatwn, pulled Jennifer H1ck.s, 6, Mesa, out of deep water and mto shallow water Saturday, but then was caught m the same The " FRIENDLY ONES " have everythmg you need for that special ftx -•t tab for your home , paho or yard . Drop m today and get ready for the weekend ... sw1ft current that had trapped the little gtrl and was swept downstream to her death !\1EIGS THEATRE Tomgt.t & Tuesday May 21-22 POCKET MONEY m space Huwcll Ta ylor , Grove Ci ty: a daughLer, Judy , a t home ; a br ot he r , Gillian Taylor , Stewart ; three s 1sters, Mrs . Vera Mae Nixon, Vemce , Fla. ; Mrs . M . J . Kmney, Stewart, and Mrs Ahce Greuey , Bartle tt , and several meces and nephews . Bes1des h1s parents he wa s preceded m death by a s1ste1·, Vern Ice , and a brother . Parmer . Fun eral serv1ces Wlll be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the White Funeral Humc m Coolv11le w1th the Rev T D Wrtght of- fiCJ~ tmg . Fnends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 p m and fr om 7 to 9 p.m. today . Sec r e tary - Boo kk e eper CoLm s elor - Coordmator. It is unde r the Neighborhood Youth Corps phase . Apphcat1ons lor the post, a ccepted untJI noon Thuisday, May 'll , may be secured at the Gallla or Meigs IGPI Colorcartoons Show Starts 7 p m , pertod At the end of the LABOR DIRECTOR WASHINGTON ( UPI ) Bernard Lev1ne, career at!<Jrney w1th the Natwnal Labor Relations Board, has been named NLRB regional director responsible for all cases north of a hne m Oh1o between Columbus and Dayton. Levine, a Clevela nd native, jomed the board in that ctty in 1959 and moved here in 1972. Heaven to :stop them . When Jt'stime to buy a new truck he can quote froin memory every expense mvolved m operatmg the farm last year, plus the added expenses he Js certa in wtl1 crop up this year. He mstmctiVe)y converts the pn ce to the p o unds of pork he must produce m order to pay for 1t at today's pnces A farmer IS a shirt-sleeved executive with his home his office; a scientist usmg fertiltzer attachments, a purchasmg agent wearing a cap; a personnel director with grease on h1s hands, a nutnt10mst with a concern for energy values, ammals and antibiOtics. As a production expert he's faced w1th a surplus; while as a manager he's always batt]mg a price cost squeeze handlmg more capital than most of the businessmen on Main Street . He's not mu ch for droughts, ditches, d1 sea~e. weeds , experts, the four-day week, he lpmg wtth housework or bugs. Nobody else is so far from the telephone or so close to God. Hts greatest frm ge benefit is that hts family shares hts bus mess life. He's himself; you'll never ftnd him tryirtg to appear as something he's not. Who else ca n remove all those things from his pockets and on washday stm have overlooked five washers , a rusty bo1t, t~ree fe ed pellet.s, the stub of a lead pencil, and an old rce1pt. A farmer is both fa1th and fatalist - he must !lave faith to Cremeans and J ohnny Stukey . SWlday Admtsswns - Edwm Clark , New Haven; Ethyl Galllpolts; 11" And H Mees, Rutland ; Ruby Bryant, P o rtland ; Doris Starcher , Middleport ; Paul Stewart Wes t Columbia ; Betty Hayes, Syracuse ; Bernard Gilkey, Huntm gt on ; Mrs Clarence Pa tter and son , Point Plea s ant; Michael Lea(:h, Leo n; Jays on Bush, Point Pl ea sant ; E lmer Ebersbach, Pmnt Pleasant; Henr1etta Ma c Lennan, Pomt Pleasant ; Mrs . Wadman Randolf, Powt Pleasant ; James Ball, POint Pleasant, Clinton Hughes, Pmnt Pleasant; Ron Parsons, Leon ; George Moore, Long Botton1, OhiO; Mr s. Glen Lutkart and daughter, Leon; Mrs Brian Harm on, Gal hpol1 s; Amanda Murr y, Mtlton ; Mrs William Yo[lker , Ma son ; Cec il Smith, Pomt Pleasant B1rth - A son to Mr. and Mrs . Larry Casey, Galhpolls, scandal. - Newsweek magazme quoted former Attorney R. Haldeman, former White House chief of staff, told CBS, " I can flatl y say that the President was not mvolved m any coverup of anythmg at any time." Middleport : Robert L. Vesco . Ethyl Nelson :)1.rudion of justice in CQnnec- tion with a $200,000 campaign - ErVIn also said durmg his ABC mterview : ·" Thus far .. . we have receJved no competent evtdence to connect the Presi- Edwm H., New Haven , and Harry W , of near Letart. · Funeral servtces will be held at I 30 p.m Tuesday at the F og lesong Funeral Home with the Rev William Demoss offJ c Ja tmg. Fnends may call at the funeral horne after 3 p .m . today . phomng 742-4783 or 993-3854. The dmner will start at 7 p.m. Saturday aL the Harnsonv1lle School. land, and Patnc1a Ann so far were hearsay. - The New York Times said an "intelligence evaluation comrmttee" was set up by the FIREWDMAN BRIGADE CINCINNATI (UPI) - Six women clomped around in White House irt 1970 to gather who Court 4-4 on merger WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The Supreme Cour'l today refused by a tie vote to remsta te a controv ersial order requ1rm g heavy boots , yellow shckers and helmet s with smo ke sh1elds, wrestling a hose and ladder to a second floor wmdow to put out a practice ftre . The work Sunday c limaxed 10 weeks of tramlng for the women, the flrs t in Oh10 to co mpl ete the tour se for volunteer firefighters. "ReactiOn to us probably wtll be bad," said one of the women . " At first they 'll think we're unfemmine and showoffs more than anythmg else." - Police here were attempting today to determine a motive and the type of explosive used m the bombmg of the home of . sold must first be approved by council. ROOSTERS TO MEET RACINE - The Southern Athlehc Boosters w1ll meet Southern scandal. Their attorneys Informed the Senate appropnations subconuruttee on mtelhgence Monday that the two ex-advisers Med schools !Continued from Page 1) want to go to medical school because they see the JOb mar: ket and the research grant stt· uatmn in their professiOn as Tuesday at 8 p.m . at the h1gh school, FIRST LIBBER DIES CARMEL, Cahf. (UPI ) J eannette Rankm, the first woman elected to Congress and a lifelong leader in th peace and women's n g ht s m ovements, 1s dead at the age will be available to tes!tfy May 30. The word came a few hours after a Central Intelligence Agency document disclosed that Haldeman had mvoked Prestdent NIXon's name last surruner when he ordered the CIA to persuade the FBI to lay off it.s tn· vestigat10n. The closed meeting with the Senate subcommittee, which preswnably will be Haldeman's first appearance in the congresswnal mvestigat10n of Watergate, could create a direct constitutional clash over the doctrine od executive privilege. New guidelmes issued by the President have Instructed past and former aides not to divulge any discussion they have had with the President concerning the Watergate affair. Some ,members expect Haldeman and E hrhchman to invoke executlve privilege when they are asked if the Prestdent knew or approved what they were doing. LONG BEACH, CALIF. - THE MAIL SERVICE IS now so slow that it ts llTlpatrirt g the production of red tape, depriving bad," Birthanuner sa1d. More women are applymg for medical school than in th~ bureaucrats of papers to shuffle and useless forms to fill out m triplicate, the founder of the National Assn of Professional Bureaucrats complained Monday. · James H. Boren, a State Department official for 10 years, past , umversity officials said, because of the expandmg and took part in the kickoff of "Red Tape Week" at Cal State Long Beach. changing role of women in today's society . Caughlr , said the onslaught S. warplanes today battled Commurust Soldiers hours after the at medLcaJ schools IS not limit· rebels setzed a stx~mile stretch of Highway 4 between Phnom ed to Ohio, but is a national problem. Penh and the seaport of Kompong Som, military spokesmen sa1d. " Estimates are that about 42,-000 student.s are competmg for 14,000 freshmen openings U. S. reconnaissance planes circled over the area at da\\in today callmg in jet bombmg strikes, a spokesman said. First reports listed f1ve government troops dead . The spokesman said heavy fightmg Monday forced government troops to abandon two posttwns along the highway about 20 miles from the Kompong The General Assembly has approved plans to expand the four Ohio medical schools, b~ Som seaport, where President Lon Nol is currently on a bnef vacation . The port is 134 miles from Phnom Penh. the STUART, FLA.- VAUGHN Monroe, whose mellow uarttone voice won him millions of .fans in the bJg band era , died Monday of a respiratory ailment. He was 62. Funeral arrangements were demand. The schools will be able to accept an estimated 576 new students each year by 1980 The legislature has authoriz- ed studies for the establishment of medical schools in northeastern and southwestern incomplete for the former bandleader and vocahst who moved his family to Florida from a Boston suburb about a deacde ago . The Monroes hved at H1gh Pomt, tn the murucipahty of Sewells Point, near here. He was operated on for hi s respLratory illness two weeks ago at Martm Cotmty Memortal Hospital here. He died at 8:20p.m Monday For Vaughn Monroe fan s he will always be remembered for his two greatest smgles, " Racmg With The Moon ,' ' a nd ' 'Ghost Riders m the Sky ' ' Ohio. SUPPORT CONTINUED INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP!) The Indiana-Kentucky Synod of th e Luthern Church voted Saturday to contmue its financial support for Wit- tenberg University at Springfield, Ohio. The synod voted to allow $36,· 000 to Wittenberg. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SHOP WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5:00 PM OPEN BOTH FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9:00 PM - VOL XXV NO. 27 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. Of110 POMEROY, OHIO BY KATIE CROW A full weekend of achv1ltes 1s dssured in the 1973 B1g Bend He galta a cc ordin g to the co m m Ilte es r e p o r ttn g followmg the noon luncheon meet1n g of the Pomeroy Chambe r of Commerce Monday at the Metgs In n. To begm the ac ll\'lhes a pa rade will kick-off events Fnd ay . June 15 , leaving entnes Will take pla ce before the parade s tarts ; wmners will be announced at tl<s concluston Foll owing the parade a ta lent show under the dJrcctwn of Verno.n Weber wlll be s taged at Me1gs Jumor H1 gh m Mtd· dleport Tt1e Regatta Queen w1ll be announced at the talent show It wa s dec1dcd Mrs Robert Buck met w1th the cha mber to d1scuss plans ~ the quee n contes t. Mrs Buck an nounced that as of Monday six contestant.s had entered and possibly four more ,.,.Ill. Representmg the Oh io Eta Ph1 Soronty, s he satd mayors of the Me1 gs' commumt1es w11l serve a s JUd ges. Cash pnzes and trophies will be awarded Also to be featured at the tal ent show are members of Ohw Umverstty plt-~ y ers m mus1ca l numbers To beg m Saturday ~l e hvJt l es, at 10 :Jo a m a castmg derby w11l be held at the Pollleroy tenms cour t P n zes will be awa rded wmners and each youngster participating w11l be presented a g1ft , .Jack Kerr , prcs1den t, .sa Jd . Also on SatuJ'day will ·be a water s k1 s how from 12<10 to 2 :JO p m. dlld an aena l show at Meigs Foo tball fteld from 2 to 4 p .m . A boat parade ts also sc heduled Satur·day F ollowtng at 4 p m Saturday w1U be one of the largest .lttra c twns of the weekend , the Frog .Jump, a lso at the football fteld Fo ll o~mg presentatnm of awards to the wmners of the F'rog .Jump, lhc present.atton u( Grand Cr oa kers will be made 1'11e " Frog Ball" IS at the Pomeroy Hi gh AudJlonum S<.I turday cvemng sponsored by the J aycees . Sunday will be Heritage Sunday at Me1g s Co unty Pi onee1 <lnd H1 s tunca l SOl'tety headquarters loca ted on Butternut Ave . Ac c on.hng to Gera ld H1lferty , Jle1 1ta ge Sunduy Will dancing as he fired a powerful nfle at passersby on a c1ty street, killed hve persons and w~ounded four others Monday before he died in a s uicide charge into pollee riot guns . The gunman was identified as David Sanders, 30, whose father sq1d he had been · Member of Feder a I Reserve System $20,000 Maximum lnsuran~:.eJ.or Each-Depositor ( Con tmued on page 10) Prices up 0.7% WASHINGTON ( UPI ) Consumer pnces rose 0 7 pet. That wa s nearly four tunes th e admin i s trat i on 's 2.5 pet pnce gu1deli ne , a nd mor e than three times Its goal of reducmg inflation to 3 pet or less The- Cons umer Price Index. February through Aprtl - the rCPl) rose 1n Apl'il to 130 7. compared to 124 3 tn Aprtl , 1972 ~ representing t:1 nse of 5 1 pet . cost of hvmg mcrea sed at an annual rate of 9 2 pet., the Labor Department's Bureau of m the 12-month penod Th1.s meant I hat goods and services which cost $10 m the 1967 base Labor reported . Stattst1cs ( BLS ) pertod cost' $13.07 last month . The new fire s tatwn of the fire departme nt fund s <J nd Middleport Volun teer F1re labor was required F'ire Dept. w1Jl be dedi Ca ted Sun- departme nt fund s, labor and dl:ly, follov.ed by an open house . dona twn s were used to t:omAt l p .m the new plcte the proJed when 1t wu s headquar ters will be dedicated tound that btds for con struction m memory of deceased exceeded the money ava ilable members of the department fr om a bond Issue approved by The open house w1ll continue voters m November, 1971 un t1l 6 p m . Tours of the new fac1hty will Th e de par tm ent wi ll be conducted durmg the af- d1 s tJ ibute a f1 nanc1al t.ernoon with members of the s ta teme nt of the cos l'5 (If the ladie s aux iliary lo s e r ve bmldtng Sunday refreshments Me.anwh1le, f1re department Ac tua l constructiOn of the Off icers a nd m em bers exft re house got underway July 5, tend ed thanks to the people of 1972 when ground was broken Middl eport and the surrounfoll owmg four yea rs of p lan - dmg ar ea for suppor t m the mng cons tructiOn of the new statiOn . To brmg th1s bmldmg to The pubh c Is cord1ally mcompletiOn, a large outlay of vited to a ttend Sunday's event. STYLES AND COLORS IN HARD or macra (Rated Rl - Pius"CINDY and DONNA " s tory of two s1sters C1ndy. ~nx 1 ous to groW up, Donna h d• o grew up too fdsl 1 Adults Onlv Will meet at 7:30 p m . this evcmng at the g rade school. R. Tll omas Phillips, band d1 rectur, will prese nt fifth ~nd stxth g rade band students m a prng1 am . Refreshments will be TEN CENTS mclude a full duy Of ad!Vlties wh1l'h mclude textile !J uild rrmn OhiO Umvers1ty , weavmg an ti s p1nnw g, tradJl!on;:ll pottery, demons l1ahons 1n otl jldlll ttng, s tamed glass, wood ca1 vel s und two slide f1lms lhat will s how continuously lin 1mghout the day <md ~~ s teum l'alliope. llilfe1ly s a1d funds arc needed and pe1~0n s atlcndmg 1-icnta~e Sunda} nm y make don<Jt! Ons Nnn cy Cullms me c tm~ w1th the clmmbe1 Ill 1egard to the fl uwe.1 sll ow wh1ch al so be s l,cJ gcd dunng the three day event, s:.11d m oney ts need ed fo1 JUdges and cntr y lH gs The Wood, Jun1or M1ss Poppy; Mayo r Colhns, a nd Robin Lynn Campbell, Little Miss Poppy, back (Cont tn ucd un p~ g e 10 ) row, Grace Pmtt, president of Ladies Aux1liary of Drew Webster Unit of the American Lcgwn, and Catherine Welsh, poppy chairman. • • • " 01!-. • .'"''' POMEROY MAYOR DONALD COLLINS Monday procla imed May 25 and 26 as Poppy Day In Pomeroy . With the mayor Monday night to sell h1m the first poppy we re front , l~r , Lon Ann THESE STUDENTS AND F ACUJ ;j'y members of Meigs words and mustc, written by Larry Coleman, a junior a t MCJgs H1gh From the left are Willard Miller, adviSor ; Mike Corder , Faye Wil so n, Bonnie Ebcrsbach, Dixie Snyder, I ..arry Coleman, who are among the singer·s and mus1c1ans who w1ll present the song, and Mrs. Mary Powell, advLSor . Htgh School hope to go to Tulsa, Okla., to attend the natwnal convention of the VocatiOnal a nd Indll.'.jtrial Clubs of Amcnca, VJCA, June 16-21 At the convention the stu dents will present "VICA So n ~." a n orig ma l compositiOn WJth Agreement hinted PARIS VICA Song going to Tulsa (UP I ) Ncgotiator!-i Henry A. Mcl g:-) H1gh Sl'hool JUni or , " • skcd to call 992-2260, 992- to days and lime mvolved . Larry Colem;m, son of Mr and :1292 0 1 992-'l9GO K1ssmgcr and I.e Out 'l'ho A dance , candy sale and held what could he their l~ sl M 1s I.OJ en Colcm;:w of J\ "work ror lmc" program o thc 1 <Jdi vit!e s are be1ng day of talk s today and there l'mncr oy, i::iiJ cudy ownmg .s tate will be earned out also wlth planned A.ccompanymg the were Htrong indications they rc ~( 1 g mtwn ror l11s OJJ gina l VIC/\ members dm ng any kind young people on the planned h.ad rea ched ugrecmcnt ou comp os illon , " V1CA .Song ," of work about a house or· y<.~ rd tnp will be Mrs Mary Powell h(ipc:-; lo try no\'o- f01 natiOna l fo r i::l contnhu t10n toward the and Mr a nd Mrs. Wilham how to Cltd V1etuam ceasefire violqtiuns. honors 1 co nvention fund Residents Miller. Mrs. Powell and Miller · Wes t e rn diplomatlt· C olem ~m w1ote both the w1lhng to emp loy a student for c.~r c advisors of the Me1gs Htgh sources sa id Kissinger ma y words 1.1 nd mu sic: of VJCA Song chores may ca ll the above VfCA Ch•pler wlm..:h deal s w1th VocatiOnal - li s ted number s s o that '"a fl y ha ck to W11 shin g ton A total of $1 ,107" needed to tonight and French news l ndu s trl <:d Clubs of t\rnenca sc hedule ct:In be worked ou t a s fmt:~n c e the Oklahoma tl'tp mcdJa said today's session 1Vl CA) He IS <J member of lhe would likely be the la st . The Me 1gs H r ~ h School V l CA ne v. s paper L' Aurure sai d \ t.:h t~ptc r " the talk s t·an (]Orne to an At the st:J te convcn twn of VJ CA he ld 1n Columbus thiS e nd today" a nd Fre nch Two suiIs for money, two for C'hargmg gross neg lect of RadiO sa1d K1 s~ m ge r ami 111 o n th ~ Co leman and hi s group d Jvm ce and one for sufoport dut} <.~nd extre me cruelty Tho met tudu y " for their l<1st kn own a s the "Skill Smgcrs ," hav e been fi led ln,_ Mei gs Cathv R J ones, Middleport , se!ls ion." p1 csen led the on g mal number County Common Pleas Cout·t asks. divorce from Wilham : =:::::::=:::::::::::··:·:::::::·:::·:::::::::::::::::.:·:·:-:::::::·::::::. wh 1t: h . . ,. a s a ct:Cp ted by the The Household Ftnance Cmp , J ones , Middleport, and Vet4!raus Memorial Hospital st:J tc w1th the recommendation Lafayette, lnd , f1lcd sUit for Charlotte Mayle ,. Mmersvll le , Adm1 tted - Porter LOud in, fha t It be laken to lhe na t1 onal $1,190 89 from Walter E . 1 filedagam s lCalvmMayle,Jr , Ches hJre ; I ucille H1den our , cu nve ntJO n nexl m onth at Grady, Rac1ne , and the P unwroy . Mrs Mayle also Bourbon Coope1 ag e Co , asks that her rnatden name of Ches te r , Harry Bnnkcr , Tulsa , Ok l<J Mld(J iepor t , Cy nthi a Van Pr (JV Id lng acc ompamment Lebanon, Ky ., for "amount due Marcmko be restored Meter , Ma son, David Parsons, fuf the ''Skill Smgers " are on a pr01mssory note m the Flll!lg for support under the Syra cuse , Mar g arcl All en, Colc mcm , gmtar, and M1ke <::~ m ount of $24,915 71 from the B.eciproca l Agreeme nt Act wa s Pomer oy , and .Jess ie Cottenll , Cord er, urgan Other members OhiO Valley Mfg. , Co, Tuppers Juha Goff , J off1 c. Pa , agcunst Alvin Goff. Tuppers Pla ms Syfac use . of the group ar~ Jim Snyder, Plams . Disc harged - J m· ry Ja cks EddJ e Mitche ll , D1x1e Snyder , . . ..... Jud1th Harvey was g ranled a Harry R oc kh old , Gera Id 1n~ Bo nn It: Eber s bach , F' aye ::::::::::;:;:;::::::·::::::~;:;.;::.;·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:::::·.·········· divorce from Rober!_ H~ rvey . Keefer, Paul Stewa.£h ~k!;_tor_ ~Jl son and Bc.trbara Klem.- Of EX-TENDED OUTLOOK- · · Daisy - Zerkle and course, the g roup 's Lnp t~ Rather cool witts scattered CALL ANSWERED Sam Hal e Tul sa June 16-21 Will take shuwers Thursday 1 ending The Middleport E-R squad lll oney However, VICA Friday, be co ming fair answe red a call to 575 mc mbe1s are working on lh.at Sa turday . Broadway at 12 .36 p m They plan a y<Jrd sale and Highs 65 to 70 in th e north Chan ce uf showers toda; tn Monday f or Mr s Lilllan nm Jmagc sa le for June 1 and 2 a nd 70 to 75 in the south . Tripl ett . Ox~: g e n wa s , adthe wes t and south Cloud y wJth Lows 55 to 60 Thursda.y mmt stered and 1\Jrs . Tnplctt s howers or thunders h o w e r ~ r1 1 !he Pomc1oy Jun tO!' lll gh Sehoul morning, <'uuling to the mid was transferred to a Rawlingsl1kely t1m1 ght and Wedn esday They arc scckm g any type of 40s or low 50s Saturday Coats ambulance wh1 ch took J,f)WS lon1gltt m the 50s. H1 ghs CIJO tnbut ton for the sale and morning hC'r to the Holzer Medical W cd n c sda~ 111 the uppe1 00.':1 .1tl) 1mc. ha v1ng 1terns to dvna tc :::::::::::::::::::::::·:·:::::·:·:·:·:·:::::-:;s·:·:·:-:·:-:·:?:::.:::: C C~l ll'l and 111\\- 70s. SUits entered in court' SURFACE AND SOFT-SIDE , • r, I I LUGGAGE AND CARRYALLS. wall of the home . Officials sa1d they believed two stkcks of lo Pf10NE 992-2156 Dedication set No InJuries were reported m the blast, centered on a front dynam ttc or other explosive l old bel'll nlacrd at a door TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1973 Full1973 Regatta Program assured attorney Donald Hanni early Tor1igt1l& Tuesday May 21 -22 Double Feature Program " THE NAKED COUNTESS" Girolami 1 who has always dis played fire works f rom his , restaurant. "Shammy's" on July 4, sa1d this IS the first t1me he is ' trying daylight fir eworks . John Hunnel also met With counc1l in regard to makmg (ContJnucd ~ pa ge lO J IJe voted To The lntere.•L• Of The Meig.<-Ma.mn Area Sunday . Farmers Bank & Savings Co. night. MEMPHIS, TENN. - A BERSERK GUNMAN,laughing a nd in Apnl, mamly beca use of higher pnces for food , clothmg, used cars and gasolme , the governmen t sa1d today . Dunng the f1rs t three full months of Prestdent Ntxon 's Phase III economic contro ls - LUGGAGE SALE -.~;\ . Council approvetJ a request by Gwdo Gkolami W display fireworks Monda y from the parkmg lot levee at 10 a .m . before the Memonal Day parade . Girola m t sa 1d the fireworks conta in colored smoke a nd will gi ve the sa me effect a s those used a t enttne Middleport at 6 p m . Judgmg of PHNOM PENH - GOVERNMENT troops supported by U. Blaettnar • witnesses in a burgeoning congressiOnal mvest1gation of White dleswart, Fred Miller, Jr ., De bra Mill1ron , Randall Moore , Barbara Nease , Lee Nease , Paul Nease, Karen Ne 1gler , Rodney Neigter , Debra Nelson , D1ana Norris, Grace Phillips, Freddie Pickens , Sandra Randolph , Jane Rees . Robert Rhodes, Judi th Roberts, Gary Roush, Jay Rowe , Paul Rowe, Patncta Sayre , Harry Sha1n, Neva Sloter , Sandra W1nerbrenner, Bon n1k Sm1th. Conn1e Sm1th, Lawrence Wilcoxen and Steven Yonker C..ouncil noted that It would have to ask Solicitor Fred W. Crow for advice. Vaughan agreed to see Crow pnor to the nex t meeting or council so as not to hold up the business matter with Oick Vaughan met with counci l "in regard to purchasmg a bmldmg fr om Fred Blaettnar located m Naylors Run £or use as a slaughtering, processing, fr eczmg and beef, pork and lamb retaJI facility . Accordmg to council there Is a n old ordman ce prohib~ting a slaughter house: however, It was pointed out the bluldmg will be government inspected and would be a far c ry fr om the "slau ghter houses" of yea rs ago, which the old or- . House eflort.s to irtvolve the CIA irt the coverup of the Watergate dinance banned. today. Briefs::= (Contmued from Page 1) not nearly enough to meet Vmlation of lhe ord ina nce carnes a fme of not less than $25 or more than $50 for the f1rst offense and no more tha n $100 for each off ense thereafter In order to pass the ordmance tw o more rea din gs a re required . ln oth er busmess Mayor Dona ld Collins a nd counc il mem· bcrs diref'tt'd Pollee Cln ef J ed Webster to place a sig:n, " No l....eft Turn ," at the mtersect1on of Butternut and West Ma m Sts., By United Press International WASHINGTON - FORMER PRESIDENTIAL advisers H. R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman have agreed to become across the country," he sa1d. member of Congress to vote agamst U S entry mto both world wars She mamtamed thr ou g hout her life that violence was no way to solve human disagreements. fHIS SALE. BIG SELECTION OF HOME BOMBED YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UP!) Ohw. The earhest kn own musical mstrumen t was a rattle consts lmg of such hard obJeCts as nutshe lls, seeds, hooves or teeth found In Pale olithi c exca va ttons. The he vote left sU.ndmg a dec1si on by the 4th U. S. Ctrcuit Court of App ea ls, wh1ch w w Finley, NOW YOU KNOW OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S LUGGAGE IS INCLUDED IN overturned a dtstnct court decisi on ordenng merger of the Richm ond sc hool distr1cts. The case is pivota l m the sc hool busmg tssue Donna of 92 Miss Rankm had the d1stmctwn of bemg the only Board and the Vtrgima Board of Education, did not participate. A 4-4 vote does not set a lega l precedent. Several other cases presentmg the same issue consohdatwn of black city schools w1tb thOse of counties whe re the residents are mostly white - are m hhgation One of these could provide a more dectsive ruhng on the issue later RESERVATIONS NOTE Reservations for the annual Scipio Alwnni ASsn. banquet and dance may be made by Dav1d Lee Trtplett, 19, PortStethem, 21, Long Bottom. of both the Richmond School Robert G., of near Letart; Marriage Lie en~ e dent with I( ' (Watergate ). He said all lirtk.s to the President, A . and Jess ie Morris Clarke. Survtving are a son, Alan gra udchildren ; two greatg randchildren ; two sisters, Mrs Dana Harnm , Middleport, and Mrs . Kath enne Hart , Huntin gt on ; four broth e rs, Pres ley , Win ches ter , Va. ; Sh ultz, contribution from financi er Jury charges of lying and oi>- beca u se Justi ce Lewi s F. Powell Jr., a former member Rocky MounU.m , N. C.; eight Ruby Langsville and Cora Argabrite, Reedsville Sunday Dtschar.,ges - Susan J effers, .Jud y Gumther, Ins Ca rr , Patrtcia Powell and 5, 1884, the son of late Herman daughter , Mrs. Anna Lester, Middleport; Joseph Ha lfhill, Stans were bemg arratgned today in New York on grand LETART, W. Va - Chester that predominantly black M Clarke, 68, of near he re, schools m Richmond, Va , be d1ed Sunday evemn g at Lakm merged wtth suburban county State Hospttal. A ret1red sc h oo ls \l.ihi c h are mostly farm et·, Mr Clarke was a while . m e mber of the Clifton Masonic The tte vote came about Joseph c;tark, Kmk1and, Ill.; a J o Ann Wolfe, W1lma Eynon , Robert Pooler Pearl Bradley, Dorts Lee, Holly Hayes, Ola - Mitchell and former Commerce Secretary Maurice H . wfeed so many 11 Lodge No. 23. He was born Nov. Saturda y Di sc har ges The lma Hysell, Charles Lane, Ches hire ; Ray W. Pickens, Clifton : Marv1n Durham, Dean and Caulf1eld, worked for Dean. Chester Oarke died on Sunday won the John Ph11lip Sousa Award . the Wa te rgate affatr " This was not t he Pre sid ent's doing, none of W.ater~ate bus iness to a standstill. He is pnv1leged to see the sun rise through smog-free air and to walk under open sky. His closeness to nature strengthens his makes hi<.; production capacity the envy of the rest of the world. You can reduce his acreage, but y~u ca n't restram his ambition. Even when his s plrlt IS low and things seem bleak, he can be recharged anew when he hears "The market IS up ." Courtesy Purma Hog Chow Dealer. Denise Cross, Connie Smith, Barbara FISher, with director R Thomas Ph1lhps . Miss Fisher Middleport tions f'..ommittee was questlonmg_former Ce ntral Intelligence ~News .. in SENIOR BAND MEMBERS at Southern High S.hool,l-r, are Diana Norris, Sharon Drake, try to cover up the Senate Fore1gn Rela- permission from council. This mcludes solic itations from baseball teams, cheerleaders, barxl members, poppy sa les, bak e sales etc., without permiSSion of COWJcil. - It wiU be in violation of the ordmance for any person or group to sell any arhcle from a vehicle, cart, stand , or any other structure upon the streets of Pomeroy, its sidewalks or parking areas m the months of January, February, March , April , May, October, November and December, and it w11J be permissa ble to seU only homegrown fruits and vegetables durmg the months of June, July , August and September. Any a nd all other a rtJ cles f::::m:-:·:·:·:~·:=:·:=::;:·:·:;.·.·:;:;.;:·:· ..·.·.;.· . ··:·:··.;.·.;:·:;:,:;:,:;:;:::::::::::::::·:::::::::::;:·:::::·:::::-:::::-..:;:;::: :.::~. Agency director Richard M. Helms about alleged Wh1te House efforts to use the CIA to -'Ill~ groups. It allegedly reported to Our bank turns you r savmgs dol la rs into a skfl led labor force Under our wtde awak e supervi SI On , money m our new Vacat1o n Glub savmgS accounts earns a n1ce dlv1dend Th 1s 1s ,the easy way to plan the "'acahon you ' ve alway s wanted Why not stop m for complete details? Do 1t now stand used upon the Sidewalk must extend no further than three feet from the buildmg front or three feet from the curb . At no Pleasant Valley Hospital Disc harges - Mrs. Max Eva Heslep, Pomt Pleasant; Mrs . Paul Hamma ck , Cheshire , ClJflon Bowles, Roberts burg ; William Van Meter , New Haven ; Howard Lee Powell , Leon , Mrs William Roush, Ne w Haven ; Mr s Clinton Cra1 g , Roberts burg ; Mrs . Mal comb Gumther, Syra,cuse; Carl Shue, Fraziers Bottom; Htlda Bratls haw, Point Pleasant , Mrs. John Melton, Cheshire ; Mrs. Charles Saxon, frost , bhght , tornado, hail, flood , or drought ) can brmg his MAKE 49 PAYMENTS- WE PAY 50th Pomeroy, or from tabl es, stands, etc., at parkmg places or on the sLdewalks. Persons usmg vehicles parked upon the street or a metered parking area must pay sa1d meter while in the process of selling, or as long as the vehicle remains in the sa1d space _ A Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday Adm1ss wn s - Paul Van Meter , Middleport ; Curtis Riffle, Ho mer Brads haw , Pom e roy; Jeffrey FJ•tend , Long Bottom, Ruby G1bbs, Letart and Sus an Jeffers, Watergate prosecutor . informatiOn about radica l Savings Plan bomegrown frult.s and vegetables may be sold from vehicles parked upon the streets and parking areas of the town of tor-general whom Richardson l - - . , - - - - - , - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -has picked to be special continually meet the challenges of his capacities amtd ever pr esent possibilities that an act of God (a late spring , an early CLUB designated a s the only m onths m which su ch items as called to testify until the 30 days are up. However lt time IS the Sidewalk to .be blocked. - At no time is there to be a rummage sale, yard sale, private sale or the sale of any goods not mentioned m this ordina nce from th e streets, sidewalks or parkmg areas. m Pomeroy Without prior - The months of June, July, August and September a re e1 ther ·Dean or Magruder, which means they cannot be General John N Mitchell as absolving President Ntxon m harvestmg 11. W1ves help them, httle boys foll ow them, the Agnculture Department confuses them, salesmen detam them, meals walt for them, weather can d elay them, but it takes VACATION Pomeroy council Monday night. The vote was 5·1, Lucien Poulin voting no. Provisions include : waive the 10 or 20 days lor and Archibald Cox, the former Kennedy administration solici- perso nnel commLttee. Farme1 s are found m fields plowing up, seeding down, returnmg from , plantmg to, ferbhzing with, spraymg for and Our New An ordinance regulat.m g Sidewalks, street and parking area vendors in Pomeroy \\as approved in Its first reading by combined 30 days the court is reqwred to grant the request, without optiOn . &me Waivers Granted Ervin said the Justice Depar:tment has not consented to ma1led to 257 M1Jl St . Mid- mittee today was questiomng dleport, m care of the Rev . both Elliot L. Richardson , the general-designate, Robert Card , chairman of the attorney this is a farmer Enroll Now! Sidewalk sales ordinance wins in first reading to act on the request unless the attorney general wcuves this granted such waivers for Commwuty ActiOn AgencieS several other witnesses . In other development.s : locat ed tn the res pectiv e court- The S.nate Judiciary Comhouses Applications are to be fa1th By h1s hand alone he produces enough (Tcchn1colorl Paul Newma n Lee Marvin ef. the Galha·Me1gs Commumty Action Prvg ram (CAP J The t1tle of the JOb 1s mediUm pr operty damage s and no ;njunes or arr ests. res1 ~ n a H on , fcc lJ VE." Jun e l , by one of the worker s to accept another posat wn , the re IS an openin g m Paul P. Taylor . 59, of 20 Rose Tay lur "'as a r e hrcd truc k Ave , Grove City, formerl y of dri ver for Elford and Son s, !he Stewart area , d!Cd un ex- Inc . Colwnbus . pectedly Sunday mornmg at Surv ivmg are his Wife , Lel a tus home. Due to a nom w l nnsston and support th r ee c re ws e~ :s on gtn a Jl y pla nned ro·· il tota l of 140 d ays Paul P. Taylor 'd ied on Sunday to a long boat hook and attempt "'/ 1 .a Sta11ing (Cunlinued £ron• Pa ~e 11 in local CAP the overhea ted space st.:'l hon by Jamm ed power Positions open FUEE <.:USTOMER PARKING ON SECOND .. STREET AND AT ELBERFELll5_MECHANI€ STREET WAREHOUSE. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ~encd • -"-o"r- SOUTHERN HIGH BASEBALL SQUAD - F1ghtmg for the championship right up to the last day of the season is Southern's baseball squad. Monday they upset Symmes Valley at Racine (see Page Ji and have a shot a t a share of the SV AC title when a return match is played at Symmes Valley. Making up the squad are, front ro, 1-r, Monty H~ rt, Glen Roush, John Salser, Brady Huffman, J eff Hubbard and Greg Dunning; back row, Hilton Wolfe, Jr., coach; Verne Ord Rex Roy Dave Theiss, David Sayre, Mike Nease, • • • Randy Warner ' Mitch Nease and Amos Moore. ' . ' 1 1 � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 21, 1973 atkins clarke taylor