http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/bbf5f6b0ebb40c974eb0525112e63910.pdf 17d2bf039d5f8db7f37440b547956865 PDF Text Text • 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 �The Oath Sent me l ~!ld dleport Pomer o) U Ma) 2 P U S L C NO TI CE G E'nn o~ . . s o' k.co on o v.hose e-11ac cl(IO en s PUBLIC NOTICES ne and n orrned of ne unc ons 0 you 90-ve nmen a e (>m bod ed n p ub c not ces n ct c We nfo mE'd g~s :SI ong y ad~.< ot a ccess o f''i.S Ear l Dav s :n Un on Qub .c; reco dS and pub c meet ngs k.nr;mn add us Cha es on S • vrnace Oh o Do a S an ey aOCI es.s II. s ohn D xon s. P 0 w un k. no wn wt"lose as 80)1 va 8737 M(S Pau '/1. Hu d V~. hose as known aCid es.., s 911 Lo a n 0 "eL rna Qh o Louse Luc ksy Long Beach Ca o n a ~'>hose e •a c uc e known a da ess G add E'Ss C f''les Avenue Ro be s tmkno wn ., hose asm as Pomt' oy e \ unkno wn s w hose as s 85 C E''leS Oh o Da s y whose aCid ess s and Hen 'tl We y known add ess s on o and whose aoo ess s unl..nown f v ng an d f any o he above a e aeceased hen he unkno wn he s deY sees ega ees adm n ~ a o s e ~: ecv o s and a s!. gn s and he unkn own he !:> dev sees eqa ee.s adm n s a o ~ e)(e u o .s and ass gns o E me Dav s. dece ased E abe h Fo me Da s deceased an d Mabe Da dson Dav s de eased Y ake no ce hal Joy e A Da s adm n s a x o he es. a e o E me Dav s de eased ed he pe on on e~:ac o he n a May 3 Q J n he Common P eas Cou P ob ~ e D "' son Me gs Coun 11 20 82 a eg g Oh o Case No ha he p e son a es a eo sad deceden E me Da s s nsu c en o p a y h s debs and ch ar ges o ad m n s e nq he es a e sa d E me Da v s ee s mp e o ha J I ' KARlE ROBIN HUMPHREY left and Luc) Jean Holter y..ere n~m e d valed1ctonpn and salutator an respect vel) at the 6th annual Eastern H gh School commencement Sunday mght he d ed se zed n he o ow ng desc bed ea es a e Sa d ea es a e be ng s ua ed n he Tow nsh p o Sa sb y Co1.1 n 'tl o Me gs an d S a e a Oh o he h ., ow ng ~EWS HOSPIT \L Holzer Medical Center I Dtsc::harges ) tMa) !8 19 201 J esse B 0\1. n Flo ren ce Ho\\ard M)rtle Carl sle Sandra Gnff th LcJfe J enn ngs Zelia flo e JI Henr ett a Scha fe ber Elmer Burton W !bur 01 ve Golde Ter Halt e Queen Hobert Ourhan Mrs Ed \oard Yankums and son Mark Todd Wh tl D e Tucker Ella Stanley Marg re Sm1th Mrs Fred Sanders and so Pa I Mullms Jr J ohnna Mtller Rober I ong June Ke per Ke\ n H l Fred Hea ener Rev Paul Hav. ks Sr I uc Ham !ton Dor s Ha lfh II I nda Frencl AI ne E s ep Ul cses Da s J Ja ekt e Bu ck C ndy Boggess Mrs J ohn Blake and son I ere sa Baker Laura McDa cl Ph yll s Cratg C) h a Dou gla ss L zz e Kn gh ts e p J ohn Sturgeon Eve )n Treadwa.} Velma F reernan Rosedna Edwards Vel n a Youn g Margaret W lson Helen Salts Mel ssa Nance Ma v Wolford Loneva Russell B II) Qu lien Harold Ma hall Zola Holeman Gerald Ka) Debra Butlr ck G !bert Bush Mrs Charles 1 ~u ton an I daughter Janes Sr tzle Oll<l Shoemake• Este r P off t Madge Nea l Samuel ell e t V rg I Lee N cholas K ng Betty Hutch nson Jerry H II 1\oodford L G een Jr Gent>rat1on Rap l:h II• '• , n l "ut BoUt I No Coll)ebacks for Teens Rap I was asked to be on a PTA teen panel Smce I work until 8 p m I didn thave tlme to go home and cha nge so I came n tenms shoes a T sh rt and Jeans Durmg tl e quest on and an swer per od a woman nab g flowered dress and a lot of makeup got up and asked Wh\ don t you kid s respect your nVJtat on enough to put on de ent clothes And a lot of people cla pped I kept ffi) cool and said Lady 1f you ~on t cr tic ze m) appearance I "on t knock yours She got mad a nd sto rmed out and the next da} she con pla ned to our pr nctpal about the discourteou s boy at PTA meetmg so I got called m for an explanation The pr nc1pal acknowledged a pont but asked me to wr te an apology as she \\as a member of the school board I dtd because he was on a spot but lh s bnngs up somelh ng that bothers a lot of us how come adults can get a ll kmds of na sty with teenagers but f ve make a m ld comment back we re brats - Cl !NT oy e A Da s Adm x o hees ae o E me Da s deceased v Se u Bank 8 0 8 8 M E 5 Ja c k 'e u 5 22 29 Fa e D 6 5 4 re ng on o 5 2 29 6 5 Clmt Because SOME adults (not man) but they re the ones you remember ) think teens are sub humans who need cntiCISn to en a o ney gro\1 on and should be gratef ul for l o Pa n I thmk the sc hool boat d member was out of ltne and yOur 2 6 prmc pal should have told her so She II keep on pulhng rank as long as people toadv to her HELEN +-t+ Clmt U I had been at the PTA meet ng I d have clapped for YOU C.J se N o 20 32 But honest don t you suppose that kind of faultfmder would be Es a e o ERNE ST DUFFY D e ea se d JUSt as qu ck to cr t caze an adult No e he eby g en ha The only d fference she wouldn t scream bratty kid tf the Ka h ecn F' an c s a d Jean 0 e o f Sy a use Oh o hav e adult took her down a notch Shed JUSt compla n to the PTA been du appo n ed Ad m n s a e d e bon s non o he about ts low qual ty speakers - SUE Es ae o Erne s Du ty +++ d e eased a e a Me g s Co un Y 'rtNen and Sue Oh o NOT CE OF APPO I NTMENT _ _ ~ UB I=t-€ NOT C"~ No e oa a deaes n he a ea o su bm b ds on a new Po e C use o he Town o N e v Haven We s \1 g n a on h e o ow ng equ p rn en w Ba se u s e ou doo sedan h ed as a e equ ed o e Mygrlfnendandiaredatngt""oguysof l9 The troubles he a0 ms w h sad f du e a 'tl b k ha f d k w h n ~_~ mon hs they say ve re rnmature ecause we e to ve W1 an JO e n V Da ed h s 6 h day o May around and go places 9 3 d All they want to do IS stay at someone s apartment They Man n ng D Webs e think sex s the only mature th ng and It s all they thmk about vdge We don t hme anything aga nst sex if you love each other Cou o common Pea s 0 v son but sn t there sornethmg else m I fe ? P oba e 5 22 29 6 5 3 c un K We I ked dalmg better when )OU could play ~oftba ll tn the and park or go on a hike tha t d1dn t turn mto a wrestling n atch or I do not bel e e rl a fate JU st be f ee to laugh and talk wtthoul all th s maneuver ng us mto that falls o 1 en howeve bed 0 they act but I do bel eve tn Do olh ~r gtr!s feel] ke th ts It seems I ke bemg liberated a fate that fa ll s on them un less they act -Gtlbert K means you stop domg anyth ng but what the guy wants because 1f Chesterton Engl sh novel sl you say Not now he thmks you re mmatuTe - TWO DISILLUSIONED GIRLS Cut UMBUS IUPI) - Leaders of the Ohto General Assembly have set July 15-Aug I as the target area for legiS!a tlve adJournment for the year House Speaker A G Laocrone [).Bellatre satd tDday he believes Aug I IS a realiStic dead! ne for completion of the years work Senate Prestdent Poo Tern pore Theodore M Gray R Columbus satd he beheves bust ness can be I !ruShed up by July 15 but may take until the end of that month The new fiScal year begrns July I at which time the legt slalorshope tD have taken ftnal action on Gov John J Gilligan s proposed $9 9 billion budget for the ftscal 1973-75 The two maJor areas st.andtng m the way of adJournment accordtng to LanclOne and Gray are unemployment compensatiOn and workmen s comPfn5atlOn legtslahon U 11e get those two out of the way I don t see why we can t go home for the rest of the year Gary satd Of course f there are problems wtth the state lottery we may end up commg back tn CoctDber or November I m not say ng that s good or bad There are a lot of thmgs that need SIX months or so to Mrs Robert Faulk and daughter Barbara D1xon Eva Brown Warren Yen an Henry Fa 1 ch ld mfant daughter of M and Mrs Charles Ed wards Max Poor Cec I Ruth Bess e Walton Mrs Robert Wasmer and da ughter Kevm Norr s Shelly Stamper Chnstopher Z mme r Suzanne 1\ o!fe Laura Thompson Jan ce Sn tlh Mrs Charles Roberts and daughter Orv lie Rhodes Erv n Patnck Aldtne McD n el Mrs James Malone and son Jo\ Hunnell Anna Hartenbach Ivan F1fe Births (May 18 19 201 Mrs Robert ManleJ son V nton Mrs Melv n Fr y daughter New Haven Mrs Donilld Do~n s b er~ son Ravens\l.ood Mrs John French son Waverly Mrs G<tr Watson son S Webster Mrs Donald Syrus daughter Gall pol s Mrs Leo nard Ferrell son Ga lhpol s Mrs Gru,er G llum daughter Jacks on Mrs Fred Gardner son Northup SERVICE EXCHANGE fiNDLAY Ohto (UP!) - Of ftctals of F nd!ay College and Blanchard Valley Hospttal will begtn a recipro cal program for employes beg nnmg tn Seplem ber The hospttal has agreed to provtde free care to Fmdlay College employes and the col lege wtll pro vtde tuttion free education for the ho tal em p!oyes WIN AT BRIDGE ac on g bo d The Darly Sentinel ohn Tho ne Mayo ane R uss c 22 23 24 3 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 20955 Es a e o Ada Jane Rowe Deceased No ce s he eby g ven ha R cha d B Rowe of Box 42 Ra ne Oh o has been du y appo n ed Adm n s ra or o he Es a e of Ada ean Rowe deceased l!lle o R D... 2 Rae ne Me gs Coun y Oh o Cred o s a e eQu ed o f e due a y he r c a ms w h sa d h n ov mon hs Oa ed h s 6 h day of May w 3 Cou s n 2 )OU retrapped +++ Rec o de 5 Dear G rls You aren t liberated HELE N 0 s \Ius oned Let s let our r eaders answer )our quest on Ho" about t g rls Do others feel th sway too' SUE -j -j + Dear Helen and Sue Well get that Son of il H p Groover who s embarrassed because hi s nght on father of 54 v.ears lo\1. rise Jeans and body sh rts 1m 73 have 17 par of flares" th krut sh rts to matcl I wear low r se jeans-for yard work and jlbsorb vltahty from the good earth by go ng barefoot You r peanut bra ned correspond ent doesn t reah ze that up to now en \\Ore nothmg but conserva t ve uncomfortab le clot! es ::~n I ll e ultlmate agon) white sh rts W th new styles n en th emancipatiOn and high lime are bus tm out all over SOAHG should g ve h s Dad s pot belly a lovmg pat and be grateful he has a father "ho can enJOY I fe RIDE EM COWBOY 22 • 1097 • Q to 94 • 052 ... 64 c e Jell Gray satd nus was v1ewed as a delicate way of saymg they need tD be taken up man electton year for full pressures to be exerted ElhlcsCode LancJone added to the list a proposed code of ethics but he did not say t! had tD be passed pr10r to adjOurnment for the year He tndicated Jl would be up tD lhe Gilligan administra tion tD deterrntne how to get 11 through the Repubhcan controlled Senate The adrmmstration s unem ployment compensation proposal already has been shced up m a Senate com mJ\tee But Ute House Agnculture Commerce and Labor Corrurut tee IS getting ready to hatch a Democratic onented work men s compensation btU which may be used as bargammg matertal once the budget IS cleared m late June or early July The Senate returned to ac t on Monday unammousJy passmg and sending tD the House a btll establishing ftxed dates for appomting members of varJous state boards and COffimlSSlOns BY PAUL CRABTREE Since they say an expert ts a person who happens to agree wtth you today I hop< you II stand back and let me fle• my ego a Uttle folks - I var.t tD gloat a btl The Emmy Awards announced Sunday rught conftrmed several thmgs I ve been saymg from time to time aU year m this column SpectftcaUy 1- 'The 1\altDns ts a very very ftne teleVISIOn sertes and a show that stmply tells honest movmg stortes about believable human bemgs has to have a chance m today s tinseled-up TV markets 1 was overJoyed tD see Rtchard Thomas (John Boy ) take the Best Actor m a O>ntinumg Sertes Award MISS Michael Learned (Olivta the mother ) the same award for Best Actress even tltough netther of the presenters could pronounce her name correctly and the show 1tself wm maJor honors They were well-deserved and if the network brass hats are at all attenttve they should eonstder add bona! drama that ts based on ordinary people domg ordmary thmgs 2 - I have contended that Mary Tyler Moore s Show ts posstbly the sl ekes! besliJroduced best-cast most-credible stluat on comedy m an otherwtse-routine season and the Emmy voters concurred Valerte Harper 1Rhoda Morgenstern) the vtcarJous secret love of my life and egomarua cal newscaster Ted Knight (Ted Baxter ) deserved the supportmg-award roles they were presented and Mary herseU repeated wtth her tlttrd or fourth Emmy Huzzah 3 You have read my comments on the p10neermg work done by All m the Famtly as 11 shatters taboo after taboo on network programmmg and generaUy heard me pratse the rays of honesty between the haze and mtst of censorship Archie Bunker and OJ wrapped up the Best Comedy Sertes award m a no-contest race as far as I was concerned and we are all a little rtcher and more free for havtng the Btgot and the Meathead on the tube I tltink Agam tt s a case of real people talking about some of the real problems of the real world and t! s hard to tmagme The WaltDns and All m the Famlly as ltissmg cousms but when you get r ght down to It they are Then there IS one show which frankly doesn t turn me on very much but tt got tts share of goodtes That would be Carol Burnett and frtends Carolts an nventtve funny gal but I can only take her m measured doses - but lhat IS perhaps a defect tn my taste and I really cannot argue about the selectiOn made by the JUdges I ve never satd the show was bad - JUSt that Jt ts not one ol my personal favortes Revtewmg all the above there s one thread that shines through the entlre fabnc Every smgle one of these shows IS on CBS and the network ts probably gloatmg even more than I am today On the other hand I U bel tltere are c me very very htgh level meelmgs gomg on at NBC and ABC Sen Walter White R Ltma !Did Ute Senate there are cur rently no gwdelines for a gov ernor to follow when makmg his appomtments Over the years Whtte satd new governors have made varLous replacements and f lied vacanctes wtthout bemg subjected tD deadlines The result was to negate the effect of staggered terms under wh ch membership on boards and commtsstons ts ro.. tated m an orderly fashton to nsure experience and a new outlook on the agencres While s bJU sets dates for makmg appomtments gtvmg the governor 60 days delay if needed Amounts Ratsed TUESDAY MAY22 1973 The S~nate also passed 23 I 6 00 News 3 4 8 0 13 5 T u1h or Conseq 6 Sesame St 20 Around The Bend 33 and sent to the House a bill 6 30 News 3 4 6 8 0 5 D eam of Jeann e 3 M esfones ratsmg from $SO tD $150 lhe of P og ress 33 amount boards of education 7 00 What s My L ne a ve Got A Set: ret 3 Elec Co 20 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 0 Untamed Ward 3 TV Hono may pay m membershtp tD an Soc ety 5 Tru h or Co.nseq 3 Mart n Ag onsky Even ng accrediting assoctatiOn Ed1onJ3 The purpose according to 7 30 - ToTe I The Truth 6 Pr ce s R gh 8 10 Beat The Cock 3 Th s Is Your L fe 3 C reus 4 People & The P ess 5 Rf 0 Sen Oltver Ocasek D Akron 20 G eat Steamboat Race 33 chtef sponsor ts to allow a 8 00 Ma ude 8 Book Beat 33 Move Set Th s Town On F e 3 Death of a Gun f1ghter 4 Chuc k Wh te Presents 9 school d strtct to pay the entire Oh o Th s Week 20 Tempe atures R s ng 6 3 cost of membersh p m an B 30 Haw a F ve 0 8 10 Mov e Ca He Mom 6 3 B 1 Moyers Jou rna 20 33 assocaat on as well as the cost 9 00 Beh nd the L nes 20 33 of evaluat on 9 JO Em my Awa ds a 0 Back Jou na l 20 33 Under the bill boards of ed 0 00 ~ Marc us We by MD 6 3 News 20 NBC Repo ts 3 4 5 B ography 33 ucat10n also would be author 00 News 3 4 8 3 15 tzed to pay expenses of up to 1 30 Johnny Carson 3 4 5 Mov ng Ta get 6 3 Moves $1 500 for evaluat ng and ac He en Mo gan Story 8 Mckey One o 00 Pe y Mason 4 News 13 cred tmg ts schools as well as 2 00 - You Hea th 4 the salary of an employe serv '2 30 News 4 mg on an evaluating team WEDNESDAY MAY23 t973 The Senate also unammously 6 00 - Sun r se Sem na r 4 Sac ed Hea t 0 adopted legJs!abon modtfymg 6 5 - Farmt me 0 Eng sh 3 6 20 Farm Repo t 3 and updating the dut es of the 6 25 Pa ul Harvey 3 divtston of lands and soil m the 6 30 Columbus Today 4 B ble Answers 8 U ban League 10 The Story 13 state Natural Resources De 7 00 Today 3 4 5 CBS News 8 0 News 6 Jeffs Co e 3 partment 7 30 Romper Room6 Rocky& Bu w nk e 3 Popeye o The House was to reconvene a 00 - Capt Kanga oo 0 New Zoo Revue 3 Sesame St 33 Lass e 6 at 10 30 a m and the Senate at 8 30 Jack La La nne 13 New Zoo Rev ue 6 Romper Room 8 I 30 pm a 55 - News 3 9 00 - Pau D xon. 4 Ph Donahue 15 What Every II' :~man Wants to Know 3 Concentraf on 6 Me v Gr ff n 8 Fr end y Junct on 0 Ben Casey 3 9 30 E ec Co 3J To Tel the T uth 3 Jeopardy 6 Hollywood Ta lk ng 10 0 00 - D nah Sho e 3 5 Co umbos Six Ca ng 6 Jok er s W d 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 3 0 30 Baffe3 4 15 SIOOOOPy amd8 0 Sp t Second lJ 00 Sale of the Cen ury 3 5 Love Amer can Sty le 6 Gamb I the 10 mne seven of trumps 8 0 Password 3 represented three e ntnes to 30 - Hoi ywo.od Squa es 4 3 Lov e of L fe 8 o Bew lched 6 3 Sesame St 20 dummy and that the queen 10 nme of hearts could be \1 55-CBSNewsa Dantme s Wo d 0 1 00 - Jeopa dy 3 5 Password 6 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 made mto hts lOth tnck News 3 Contact 8 News 0 Then he should have been 2 30 Sp t Second6 S!:!arch fo ""fo morrow8 0 3Ws3 15 careful to ru ff the heart wtth 2 55 NB C News 3 5 a h gh trump ~ low tru mp 00 News Weafhe Sports 3 AI My Ch d en 6 13 Secre Storm 8 Not For Women On y 5 Green Acres 10 to the seven would put htm 20 rash ons n Sew ng 3 tn dummy He would lead the n ne of hea rts and -dtscard a 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 I S Let s Make A Dea l 6 13 As the Word Tu ns B 0 Bow ng 6 low card The three of dta 2 00Days of Our L ves 3 4 5 Lets Make A Dea 6 3 As monds as an example The World Turns a 0 Bow nq 6 West would be n and 2 30 Oat ng Game 3 Doctors 3 4 5 Edge of N ght 8 o mJghl lead a club South 3 00 Anoth er Wo ld 3 15 Genera Ho.sp ta l 6 3 Love Splendored Th ng 8 0 R F D 20 would w n with the ace en Return of Peyton P ace 3 4 5 One L fe to L ve 6 3 ter du mmy w1th the mne of 3 30 Secret Storm 10 Th s Week 20 Hoi ywood Talk ng B Ph I trumps lead the 10 of hearts Donahue 4 and d1 sca d the deuce of 4 00 - Mr Ca toon 3 Somerset 5 Sesame St 20 33 Love clubs Ame can S y e 13 Merv G ff n 4 Huck. eberry Hound & Yog Bear 6 Move Sem note 10 Wes t would be tn wtth the Pett coat Junct on 3 W d W ld West 13 To Be An ace and lead a second dub 4 30 nounced 8 I Love Lu<:y 6 Me v Gr ff n 4 South would lose that trtek Mr Rogers 33 Bonanza 3 4 Hazel a Andy Gr ff n 5 but ruff the next e nter dum 5 00 8 g Valley 6 n y a ga n an d di scard h1 s 5 30 - E ec Co 33 Gomer Py e 13 Bever y H b I es B last loser on the queen of Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Death Val ey Days S hearts 5 55 Ear N ght nga e 15 6 00 Truth or Co nseq 6 News J 4 8 10 5 Sesame Sf 20 NEW SPAP ER EN ERPR 5E ASSN Arou nd the Bend 33 ~~BllBIJflZ~Z:DI ' 67 00 30 - News 3 4 6 8 0 1!1 I 0 eamof Jeanne 3 Zoom 33 - News 6 0 What s My L ne 8 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat 1J ---2 ... ::! 1he Cock. 4 Anyth ng You Can Do 13 Know You Schools 33 E ec Co 20 Sa nt 5 The b dd ng has been 7 30 To Te l the Truth 6 The Judge 10 Pol ce Surgeon 3 4 \\ est North Eao;l SoUth Beat the Cock 13 Andy Gr ft 1h 5 Ep sode Act on 33 Econom c Educa t on 20 1• Pass 7 .s5 - Baseba 15 14 Pal:i!> 8 00 - Adam 12 3 4 5 Amer ca 13 LO 33 Mo-... e Death of a You Sou h hold Gunf ghter 4 Pau Lynde 6 3 Sonny & Che Comedy Hour .KJRl ¥K 1054 J32 oloA 87 8 0 Wha do you do now? 8 30 - McM llan & W fe 3 4 5 9 00 Understand ng Afr ca 20 Mov e The Sp ral Sfa rcase A-B d a sl ghtlv conse \'lltl e 6 3 Dan August 8 0 June Wayne 33 th cc spadu o a shghtlv hbc al 9 30 Turn ng Po nts 20 33 f u spades Take your l'h l'C 10 00 Soul 33 News 20 Ovven Marsha 6 13 Search J 4 15 Cannon 8 0 TODAYS QUESTION 00 - News3 4 6 8 3 15 1 :; e<~d of b dd ng one pade 30 Johnny Carson 3 4 5 N ght Tra n fa Terror 6 13 vou pa ha:<~ I iJ wo 1 bs Moves The Poppy Is Also a Flower 8 Days of W ne & ov your one hea t Wha do Roses 0 o do ow 00 . . . . . Perry Mason 4 News 13 2 00 News 4 Television Log Optimist Fails to Look Ahead NOR1H "F.ST F.AS1 • Vod ¥ 7652 • 542 ¥ AKJ83 +K Q J 7 4 + 10 6 olo Q93 oloKJ 105 SOUTH (D) . AKQJB63 • Vod + A83 olo A82 Bot.h ulne abl \\ e t Pa Pass N th Kast S uth 2 olo P ass Pass Open ng lead ¥K '"' B" Oswald & James Jacobv So th s two club open ng was a fie al and fore ng No h s wo d amond re SJ onse demed an ace k ng or wo queen s South dec ded to gam b e for game anvwa He ruffed th e k ng ol hea rt s lead and promptl y ran If all h s trun ps n the hope I at East and West would d sea d badly They dtd n 1 and Sou th co uld only get to r ne t1 cks 1\ ce defense sa d South I v sh I I ad btd tht ee no np lie ont a ea lv bl t te also sho ld h v e made fo 1 t ad~s II was a natter oJ aln g lo S+e tht> lot e tun at.: co nt ul 11 he t1 e~.: llr ho ld haH:' f:'t'n "t ~~l t '-' & THINIJS finishing dates whose ad as l...nown ado es'5 s P 0 Box se hose c !l ens seek. ng fur ner nto ma on !o ek e c se ne r g"h s un l..no\1\;n H('l r Oa" s .... nose las lo.. o ..... n aao f'SS s ?0 P "- .l. envt> \ es Can on Oh. o Mit gur e N ce wh ol!. e eve y zen o ead .and s udv nese no c es Oo .JJ ha set go.,.. e nm en c ha qes a I c ens o be h s. ne wspape u Lancione sets vn"-nown Mrs. 'Stan ey James. Jr ~Nta ose las tr. no v.. n a ad ess s .5JO ft/t(l<..<;ln Or e TOE'<:tO 0~ o De bt> o.n· s v. hose as no v. n ana e'!is s 170 C<lmden A.'llf'l'tVE' S Can on Oh o Your R1ght to Know r 3- The Dati) Senttnel Mtddleport Pomero• 0 Ma\ 22 19 3 19 I [2;fLl• ttli'WY:/18ti!) I !!:--··-__ • tO Ma1or League Stand n 95 By Un ted Press lntt>rnat onal Nat anal league East A's blank Royals; Giants win West w 1 per 9 b Ch cago 2 IJ 6 8 Ca fa n a 2 .t bOO Kansas( ty 23 17 575 Oakland 11 19 525 3 M nneso a 18 17 514 3 Texas 12 23 343 9 Monday s Results Oak and 5 Kansas. C ty o C eve and 10 New Yo "k 5 Bos ton 4 Ba mo e 1 ( On y games schedu ed) Today s Probable P tchers (All times EDTJ Texas ( B abe g 0 4) at Oakland (Hoi zman a 2) By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Wr1ter Deron J ohnson sold by the Phtladelplua Phtlhes to the New York Oakland A s earl er tlllS n onlh P ttsbu gh Mont ea has beco11e an Integral part of Ph ade ph a the A s offense as the team s Sl Lou s destgnated hitter and ts show West Wlp<:tgb mg off the po\\ er that on~ Hous on 26 16 6 9 made h m one or the most San Franc sea 27 17 6 4 feared httters m the Nat onal C nc nnat 23 16 590 LosAnge es '2J 17 575 2 lA!ague A anta 6 22 42 a pm Johnson collected a doulle San D ego 5 26 366 10 7 Kan sas C t y (5 mpson 3 2) at and a two-run hon er Monday Mondays Resu lts M nn eso a I Kaa l :S 2 9 p m Ch a Montrea ppd a n fo n a (Ma y 4 3) at rught to lead the A s to a 5-0 S Lou s a New Yo k ppd ChCacago {Bahnsen 5 3 9 p m VJctory over the Kansas City an New York IS of emy e 54) P ltsburgh 5 Ph adelph a 4 a De l o F yman 2 3) a p m Royals San F anc sea 9 Hous on 4 C eve and (T d ow 4 5) a When I ftrsl heard of th e (Only games schedu ed l Ba t m o e (Mc Na y J 5 7 30 Today s Probable P tchers pm fAll T1mes EDT) M waukee {Colbo n 3 ) at Ch cago (Jenk ns 4 3 at Bos ton (Cu s 14 ) 7 30pm Mon r"ea Renko 2 2) a p m Wednesday s Games Sf Lo u s Wse 42 ) a New Cleve a Ba more n gh Yo k (Koosman 5 8pm M wa ukee at Bos ton n ghl P ltsburgh (Moose 3 3 at New York a Del o n gh Ph adelph a Ru hven 1 3) Kan C y at M nnesota n gh 7 30p m Ca "torn a a Ch cago n gh Rober s 4 at Texas a Oak and n g h Houston RACINF - Two smgles nd C nc nna Ca o 0 3 8 p m San D ego Gre f 3 3) a Los an er o produced the w m ng Angees ~ Su on43) pm lntern.at anal run here Monday m the bottom San Franc sco (Ma cha 4 3) League Stand ng s of the seventh mrung break ng a A anta (Dobson 2 6 ) 8 p m By Un ted Press nternat anal Wednesdays Games Amer can 0 v seon a 3 3 e and an upset 4-3 \ 1ctor) S Lou sa New Yo k W l Pel GB by Ute &>uthern Tornadoes Ch cagoa Mont eal n gh Roches e 22 2 647 P sbu ghat Ph a n ght over prev ously undefeated Sy ac use 6 7 485 5 Hous on a C nc nna n gh Pawtucke 3 16 448 6 Symmes Valley San D ego a Lcs A.ng n gh To edo 4 24 36a o The vtctory beh nd the San F an a A ant,. n ght Nat anal 0 v ston W l Pel GB ur II ant p tchrng of Dave Cha es on 23 3 639 Amer can league Sayre w th help m the seventl Pen nsula 21 5 58 3 2 East 9 7 528 4 w I pet g b T dewate De o t R chmond o 24 294 2 20 8 526 Bait more Monday s ~e s ult s 7 8 486 7 New Yo k Charl eston T dewa er B 20 474 2 M waukee Paw t ucke a Syra cu se 2 7 9 472 2 Boson games ppd a n 5 9 44 3 C eve and On y games sc hedul ed 7 23 425 4 Ch cag o w I P<l g b 6 590 19 16 543 2 16 l7 485 4 5 8 455 5 4 24 368 8 2 24 333 9 13 dcStgr ated hrtt r rule I dHin t gn e •t much thouglt s.1 d lohn son who 1s only one c ICt' r hon £'r a"ay fron th coveted 200 mark I dtdn l se< yself con ng OvE'r to the At wr can League m a Oes gnated. hatter s tuatton J U ought I had four or hve more vcars to play But t s not n uch different over here I m still batt ng fourth or f fth S nee gmng to the As on May 5 J ohnson 11< s been hiltmg the ball at a 30! dtp n 18 gan es "" th f1ve t on ers and 15 1 ull.'i ba tted n In the onl) other AI ~ mes Boston bea t Bait n ore 4 1 r I Clcv{(and wallOpt,.'tl New York 10-5 San F rilD <' ISCo dde.ated Houston 9-4 m a na t10nal1y tele\1se I g nc and Ptltsburgh edged II I delph a S-4 n the only N::~llonal l .eag 1e act on St Lou s at New York an I Ch1 ca g at Montre 1 were ramcd. out J m Hunter benefitted Iron Johnson s lusty h tt ng to notcl hts f1fth v ctor~ agamst 1\\ 0 lefcats for Oakl nd LUIS 1 ant tossed four hitter as he beat the Or oles for the f fth ~trmghl tu e over the last two yea1 s Lu s Apar cJo l'Dntr bu tcd a two-run s ngle and Ca rl Ya.strzemskt two"" double tD the Red &>x a lt.; t k as they p nned the loss on J 1 Palme G~y l ord Perry sw vtved a {our un second mnmg to notch his Stxlh vtctory and Boddy Bell collected four htts to spark the Ind a rt'i tnwnph over the Ya nk ees George Hcndrtck ' ldcd three h ts !o th e Cl \Cl n I cause nclud ng a two 1un ho ner wJ le Thurman Munso I d three h \s nclud ng a solo homer for the Yankees Ch s Spe1er <lrove an four runs wLth a ho mer a nd a tr pi to spark the (; nL> tr u oph over th e Astros n th f .<:. t of th e Monda) n gh fV ba eball specia ls 1 he v c:tory broke a four game los ng str ea k for the ( 1ants d noved tJ f'n to " thm percent g po nt.<. uf the A'itros tn tht b:. le fu r f rst place m the NI West Garry Maddox an I I d Goo l'o a lso homered for the G ants wh le Jut Wynn h t h s lOll homer for Houston P trh h tter R c l e Z sk s Honor 12 pre-1920 ngs gridmenr T ornadoes upset V1•ki by M ke Nease kept the Tornadoes Southern Valley Confere1 cc chan p1ons h p hopes I e Southern now 9 2 n lc gue pia) 12 5 overall ) teets Symmes Valley Fr d"y at Symmes Valley where a So uti e1n ctor~ \\Ould throw the t tie n to a he 1\ Joss wo tll gtve t to the V kmgs unshared Kyger Creek wluch vas upset Monday b~ Eastern ts out of t East<'rn ts at Syn n cs Valle) today rt e V1kmgs tied ll c game at 13 n the lop of t1 e seventh but M kc Nc se ca 1 c to get tl e ast two o Jts a d keep U c opposition n r n~c ln tl e Southern seve tt Greg D nmn g fre shn H catche led off w tl ~~~ gl Marauders split 2 Cards obtain McGinn ST WUIS (UP! ) - The St Louts Cardinals Monday obta med left handed pttcher Dan McGmn for the r Tulsa farm club m exchange for lefthanded ptleher Wade Blasmgame who goes to the Chtcago CUbs Wtchtta farm club McGmn 29 comptled a 15 30 maJor league record while Cm c nnat p1tch ng for Montreal and the Cubs He \liaS 0.3 wtlh a o 70 ERA m 25 m nmgs for W1 chata this season Blasmgame 29 was I 0 wtth a 0 98 ERA n 25 tnntn gs at Tulsa H s maJor league record of 46-51 was comp led vlth Atlanta Houston and the New York Yankees Ex-Red hurler Herm Wehmeier claimed DALLAS (UP!) - Herman Wehmeier a former ma]or league pitcher With the Ctncm nat Reds collapsed and died on the witness stand Monday durmg testimony m a federal Ma1or League Results By Un ted P ess lnternat ona Nat onal league Ch a Man ea ppd an s Lou s a New Yo an k ppd p t 5bgh 000 12 00 5 0 Ph a 004 000 000- 4 6 0 Blass G us 9) and May Ca on W son 7 Scarce a and Ryan Boone (8 WPB ass 2 2) LP Scarce 0 2 HRs Sage (12h Sangu len 5 h) Luz nsk (J d) San Fan 40000 30 9 40 Hous on 020 0 I 000- 4 0 3 B yan Moff tt 6) and Dave Rade Fo sch G ff n ) Ray 3 Yo k ( 7) C awford 8 and Howa d Edwa ds 7) WP B yant 6 3) LP- Fo sch 4 4) HRs Wynn 0h Maddox (2nd Spe e 6 h Goodson (2nd theft tnal He was 46 Wehmeter was test fymg as a government Wltness n the tr al of Charles R chars MorrLs The gove rnm ent cia m s Morr s stole ~evera l hundred dollars worth of men s pants from a shtpp ng company Morns s an emplove of the company and Wehme er \HIS the d1 str ct te1mmal manager When he collapsed Wehme er was testify ng company records showed the pants had been shtpped Wehmeier was a nat ve of Cine nnat1 and pitched parts of two seasons for the Reds before commg to the maJor leabrue team for his f rst full season n 1948 He spent 6 , years wtth the Reds and later played wtlh the Philadelphia Ph Utes the St Lou s Cards and th e Detro t Tigers Major League games schedu ed Leaders Amencan League Kan C y 000 000 OOG- 0 8 0 On y Oak and 00 0 02x 5 a 0 Da Can on W gh t a and Hea y Hunte 52) and Fosse LP Da Can ton (2 3 HRJohnson 5 h Ma 10r League Leaders By Un ted Press Interna l ona Lead ng Batters Na t anal L eague ag ab r h Lopes LA 29 89 17 33 Wat son Ho 42 47 3 52 Mota LA 25 88 3 San to Ch 36 129 20 45 MaddO)( SF 32 I 7 5 40 Fa y M I 30 85 3 29 Ma hws. 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AND WPIJ Ch p GIHss tl c Cleveland I3 owm cscrve l ight end undergoes bllck su g ry today at Mt S na Hosp wl I he f vc yea vetcrun f o 1 Flor da st..~tc h s a uptu cd sp na! d c NEW YORK i UPI ! l'wclve players of the p e 1920 cr we re named Monday to a spec al mche In the Ni:ttlonal I ootball Foundat on s College I olb II Hall of F arne Voted 1 to th Ha ll as Pioneer Pl yers were Henry Sctbels a b rk on the 1898 99 Sewanee tearr s Rob e t F' sl r Harvard gua t<l 1909 II Dr Hubc Wagt er P ll' burgh end 1910.13 Arthw flowc Yale qua le bark 191 1 f. ly I o gl cy Abell Colg le tackle 1912 15 a I Harold Bal P ncelon l<l ckle 1912 14 Also John Maulbetsch M cl gan halfba ck 191 2 14 Mu ay Shelton Cornell end 1113 15 Forest Spot C. eyer Oklahoma I llback 1911 5 i\ub1 ey Dcv1 e Iowa q a terback 1919 21 Gay lo I Sttn hcnmb Oh o Swte h If back 1918 20 and Clm cnce Sw SOl Nebraska end 191) 1921 D ck K c an All 1\J:ner c n I He sman I oph y \!. nne frot Prmceton who I ei.ld s Lhl..' trv. 1rds c nm ttce s I the Fou r dat on s ex cu t1ve comn ttce ha extended the J oneer Playe1 category to 1927 next year and to t9'4 n 197o 11 ave was made to el m n t t1 (! comb ned Pwnee1 Pl<.~ y c and Com::1 sed o nd en ble the Hono s Cot t to all • s ng1e drove hone the w nn ng run fo r the P1rates tn the n nth nn ng The Ph II es had bwlt a 4-0 lead after three nmn g_~ heh nd ace Steve Carlton bu t the Pir<:~tes bou nced I ack on homers by Wtll e Stargell and Mann) Sa nfJut lien to t e the store after IX nmn gs Star ge ll s homer wa s h1s 12th of th e se son gJVmg h m the maJor leag ue lea d Carl ton was knockc t out m the seventh nn ng Danny Say e we comr: s a pe SAYRE HARDWARE 72 BUICK SKYLARK H.T. 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Cl !NT oy e A Da s Adm x o hees ae o E me Da s deceased v Se u Bank 8 0 8 8 M E 5 Ja c k 'e u 5 22 29 Fa e D 6 5 4 re ng on o 5 2 29 6 5 Clmt Because SOME adults (not man) but they re the ones you remember ) think teens are sub humans who need cntiCISn to en a o ney gro\1 on and should be gratef ul for l o Pa n I thmk the sc hool boat d member was out of ltne and yOur 2 6 prmc pal should have told her so She II keep on pulhng rank as long as people toadv to her HELEN +-t+ Clmt U I had been at the PTA meet ng I d have clapped for YOU C.J se N o 20 32 But honest don t you suppose that kind of faultfmder would be Es a e o ERNE ST DUFFY D e ea se d JUSt as qu ck to cr t caze an adult No e he eby g en ha The only d fference she wouldn t scream bratty kid tf the Ka h ecn F' an c s a d Jean 0 e o f Sy a use Oh o hav e adult took her down a notch Shed JUSt compla n to the PTA been du appo n ed Ad m n s a e d e bon s non o he about ts low qual ty speakers - SUE Es ae o Erne s Du ty +++ d e eased a e a Me g s Co un Y 'rtNen and Sue Oh o NOT CE OF APPO I NTMENT _ _ ~ UB I=t-€ NOT C"~ No e oa a deaes n he a ea o su bm b ds on a new Po e C use o he Town o N e v Haven We s \1 g n a on h e o ow ng equ p rn en w Ba se u s e ou doo sedan h ed as a e equ ed o e Mygrlfnendandiaredatngt""oguysof l9 The troubles he a0 ms w h sad f du e a 'tl b k ha f d k w h n ~_~ mon hs they say ve re rnmature ecause we e to ve W1 an JO e n V Da ed h s 6 h day o May around and go places 9 3 d All they want to do IS stay at someone s apartment They Man n ng D Webs e think sex s the only mature th ng and It s all they thmk about vdge We don t hme anything aga nst sex if you love each other Cou o common Pea s 0 v son but sn t there sornethmg else m I fe ? P oba e 5 22 29 6 5 3 c un K We I ked dalmg better when )OU could play ~oftba ll tn the and park or go on a hike tha t d1dn t turn mto a wrestling n atch or I do not bel e e rl a fate JU st be f ee to laugh and talk wtthoul all th s maneuver ng us mto that falls o 1 en howeve bed 0 they act but I do bel eve tn Do olh ~r gtr!s feel] ke th ts It seems I ke bemg liberated a fate that fa ll s on them un less they act -Gtlbert K means you stop domg anyth ng but what the guy wants because 1f Chesterton Engl sh novel sl you say Not now he thmks you re mmatuTe - TWO DISILLUSIONED GIRLS Cut UMBUS IUPI) - Leaders of the Ohto General Assembly have set July 15-Aug I as the target area for legiS!a tlve adJournment for the year House Speaker A G Laocrone [).Bellatre satd tDday he believes Aug I IS a realiStic dead! ne for completion of the years work Senate Prestdent Poo Tern pore Theodore M Gray R Columbus satd he beheves bust ness can be I !ruShed up by July 15 but may take until the end of that month The new fiScal year begrns July I at which time the legt slalorshope tD have taken ftnal action on Gov John J Gilligan s proposed $9 9 billion budget for the ftscal 1973-75 The two maJor areas st.andtng m the way of adJournment accordtng to LanclOne and Gray are unemployment compensatiOn and workmen s comPfn5atlOn legtslahon U 11e get those two out of the way I don t see why we can t go home for the rest of the year Gary satd Of course f there are problems wtth the state lottery we may end up commg back tn CoctDber or November I m not say ng that s good or bad There are a lot of thmgs that need SIX months or so to Mrs Robert Faulk and daughter Barbara D1xon Eva Brown Warren Yen an Henry Fa 1 ch ld mfant daughter of M and Mrs Charles Ed wards Max Poor Cec I Ruth Bess e Walton Mrs Robert Wasmer and da ughter Kevm Norr s Shelly Stamper Chnstopher Z mme r Suzanne 1\ o!fe Laura Thompson Jan ce Sn tlh Mrs Charles Roberts and daughter Orv lie Rhodes Erv n Patnck Aldtne McD n el Mrs James Malone and son Jo\ Hunnell Anna Hartenbach Ivan F1fe Births (May 18 19 201 Mrs Robert ManleJ son V nton Mrs Melv n Fr y daughter New Haven Mrs Donilld Do~n s b er~ son Ravens\l.ood Mrs John French son Waverly Mrs G<tr Watson son S Webster Mrs Donald Syrus daughter Gall pol s Mrs Leo nard Ferrell son Ga lhpol s Mrs Gru,er G llum daughter Jacks on Mrs Fred Gardner son Northup SERVICE EXCHANGE fiNDLAY Ohto (UP!) - Of ftctals of F nd!ay College and Blanchard Valley Hospttal will begtn a recipro cal program for employes beg nnmg tn Seplem ber The hospttal has agreed to provtde free care to Fmdlay College employes and the col lege wtll pro vtde tuttion free education for the ho tal em p!oyes WIN AT BRIDGE ac on g bo d The Darly Sentinel ohn Tho ne Mayo ane R uss c 22 23 24 3 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 20955 Es a e o Ada Jane Rowe Deceased No ce s he eby g ven ha R cha d B Rowe of Box 42 Ra ne Oh o has been du y appo n ed Adm n s ra or o he Es a e of Ada ean Rowe deceased l!lle o R D... 2 Rae ne Me gs Coun y Oh o Cred o s a e eQu ed o f e due a y he r c a ms w h sa d h n ov mon hs Oa ed h s 6 h day of May w 3 Cou s n 2 )OU retrapped +++ Rec o de 5 Dear G rls You aren t liberated HELE N 0 s \Ius oned Let s let our r eaders answer )our quest on Ho" about t g rls Do others feel th sway too' SUE -j -j + Dear Helen and Sue Well get that Son of il H p Groover who s embarrassed because hi s nght on father of 54 v.ears lo\1. rise Jeans and body sh rts 1m 73 have 17 par of flares" th krut sh rts to matcl I wear low r se jeans-for yard work and jlbsorb vltahty from the good earth by go ng barefoot You r peanut bra ned correspond ent doesn t reah ze that up to now en \\Ore nothmg but conserva t ve uncomfortab le clot! es ::~n I ll e ultlmate agon) white sh rts W th new styles n en th emancipatiOn and high lime are bus tm out all over SOAHG should g ve h s Dad s pot belly a lovmg pat and be grateful he has a father "ho can enJOY I fe RIDE EM COWBOY 22 • 1097 • Q to 94 • 052 ... 64 c e Jell Gray satd nus was v1ewed as a delicate way of saymg they need tD be taken up man electton year for full pressures to be exerted ElhlcsCode LancJone added to the list a proposed code of ethics but he did not say t! had tD be passed pr10r to adjOurnment for the year He tndicated Jl would be up tD lhe Gilligan administra tion tD deterrntne how to get 11 through the Repubhcan controlled Senate The adrmmstration s unem ployment compensation proposal already has been shced up m a Senate com mJ\tee But Ute House Agnculture Commerce and Labor Corrurut tee IS getting ready to hatch a Democratic onented work men s compensation btU which may be used as bargammg matertal once the budget IS cleared m late June or early July The Senate returned to ac t on Monday unammousJy passmg and sending tD the House a btll establishing ftxed dates for appomting members of varJous state boards and COffimlSSlOns BY PAUL CRABTREE Since they say an expert ts a person who happens to agree wtth you today I hop< you II stand back and let me fle• my ego a Uttle folks - I var.t tD gloat a btl The Emmy Awards announced Sunday rught conftrmed several thmgs I ve been saymg from time to time aU year m this column SpectftcaUy 1- 'The 1\altDns ts a very very ftne teleVISIOn sertes and a show that stmply tells honest movmg stortes about believable human bemgs has to have a chance m today s tinseled-up TV markets 1 was overJoyed tD see Rtchard Thomas (John Boy ) take the Best Actor m a O>ntinumg Sertes Award MISS Michael Learned (Olivta the mother ) the same award for Best Actress even tltough netther of the presenters could pronounce her name correctly and the show 1tself wm maJor honors They were well-deserved and if the network brass hats are at all attenttve they should eonstder add bona! drama that ts based on ordinary people domg ordmary thmgs 2 - I have contended that Mary Tyler Moore s Show ts posstbly the sl ekes! besliJroduced best-cast most-credible stluat on comedy m an otherwtse-routine season and the Emmy voters concurred Valerte Harper 1Rhoda Morgenstern) the vtcarJous secret love of my life and egomarua cal newscaster Ted Knight (Ted Baxter ) deserved the supportmg-award roles they were presented and Mary herseU repeated wtth her tlttrd or fourth Emmy Huzzah 3 You have read my comments on the p10neermg work done by All m the Famtly as 11 shatters taboo after taboo on network programmmg and generaUy heard me pratse the rays of honesty between the haze and mtst of censorship Archie Bunker and OJ wrapped up the Best Comedy Sertes award m a no-contest race as far as I was concerned and we are all a little rtcher and more free for havtng the Btgot and the Meathead on the tube I tltink Agam tt s a case of real people talking about some of the real problems of the real world and t! s hard to tmagme The WaltDns and All m the Famlly as ltissmg cousms but when you get r ght down to It they are Then there IS one show which frankly doesn t turn me on very much but tt got tts share of goodtes That would be Carol Burnett and frtends Carolts an nventtve funny gal but I can only take her m measured doses - but lhat IS perhaps a defect tn my taste and I really cannot argue about the selectiOn made by the JUdges I ve never satd the show was bad - JUSt that Jt ts not one ol my personal favortes Revtewmg all the above there s one thread that shines through the entlre fabnc Every smgle one of these shows IS on CBS and the network ts probably gloatmg even more than I am today On the other hand I U bel tltere are c me very very htgh level meelmgs gomg on at NBC and ABC Sen Walter White R Ltma !Did Ute Senate there are cur rently no gwdelines for a gov ernor to follow when makmg his appomtments Over the years Whtte satd new governors have made varLous replacements and f lied vacanctes wtthout bemg subjected tD deadlines The result was to negate the effect of staggered terms under wh ch membership on boards and commtsstons ts ro.. tated m an orderly fashton to nsure experience and a new outlook on the agencres While s bJU sets dates for makmg appomtments gtvmg the governor 60 days delay if needed Amounts Ratsed TUESDAY MAY22 1973 The S~nate also passed 23 I 6 00 News 3 4 8 0 13 5 T u1h or Conseq 6 Sesame St 20 Around The Bend 33 and sent to the House a bill 6 30 News 3 4 6 8 0 5 D eam of Jeann e 3 M esfones ratsmg from $SO tD $150 lhe of P og ress 33 amount boards of education 7 00 What s My L ne a ve Got A Set: ret 3 Elec Co 20 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 0 Untamed Ward 3 TV Hono may pay m membershtp tD an Soc ety 5 Tru h or Co.nseq 3 Mart n Ag onsky Even ng accrediting assoctatiOn Ed1onJ3 The purpose according to 7 30 - ToTe I The Truth 6 Pr ce s R gh 8 10 Beat The Cock 3 Th s Is Your L fe 3 C reus 4 People & The P ess 5 Rf 0 Sen Oltver Ocasek D Akron 20 G eat Steamboat Race 33 chtef sponsor ts to allow a 8 00 Ma ude 8 Book Beat 33 Move Set Th s Town On F e 3 Death of a Gun f1ghter 4 Chuc k Wh te Presents 9 school d strtct to pay the entire Oh o Th s Week 20 Tempe atures R s ng 6 3 cost of membersh p m an B 30 Haw a F ve 0 8 10 Mov e Ca He Mom 6 3 B 1 Moyers Jou rna 20 33 assocaat on as well as the cost 9 00 Beh nd the L nes 20 33 of evaluat on 9 JO Em my Awa ds a 0 Back Jou na l 20 33 Under the bill boards of ed 0 00 ~ Marc us We by MD 6 3 News 20 NBC Repo ts 3 4 5 B ography 33 ucat10n also would be author 00 News 3 4 8 3 15 tzed to pay expenses of up to 1 30 Johnny Carson 3 4 5 Mov ng Ta get 6 3 Moves $1 500 for evaluat ng and ac He en Mo gan Story 8 Mckey One o 00 Pe y Mason 4 News 13 cred tmg ts schools as well as 2 00 - You Hea th 4 the salary of an employe serv '2 30 News 4 mg on an evaluating team WEDNESDAY MAY23 t973 The Senate also unammously 6 00 - Sun r se Sem na r 4 Sac ed Hea t 0 adopted legJs!abon modtfymg 6 5 - Farmt me 0 Eng sh 3 6 20 Farm Repo t 3 and updating the dut es of the 6 25 Pa ul Harvey 3 divtston of lands and soil m the 6 30 Columbus Today 4 B ble Answers 8 U ban League 10 The Story 13 state Natural Resources De 7 00 Today 3 4 5 CBS News 8 0 News 6 Jeffs Co e 3 partment 7 30 Romper Room6 Rocky& Bu w nk e 3 Popeye o The House was to reconvene a 00 - Capt Kanga oo 0 New Zoo Revue 3 Sesame St 33 Lass e 6 at 10 30 a m and the Senate at 8 30 Jack La La nne 13 New Zoo Rev ue 6 Romper Room 8 I 30 pm a 55 - News 3 9 00 - Pau D xon. 4 Ph Donahue 15 What Every II' :~man Wants to Know 3 Concentraf on 6 Me v Gr ff n 8 Fr end y Junct on 0 Ben Casey 3 9 30 E ec Co 3J To Tel the T uth 3 Jeopardy 6 Hollywood Ta lk ng 10 0 00 - D nah Sho e 3 5 Co umbos Six Ca ng 6 Jok er s W d 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 3 0 30 Baffe3 4 15 SIOOOOPy amd8 0 Sp t Second lJ 00 Sale of the Cen ury 3 5 Love Amer can Sty le 6 Gamb I the 10 mne seven of trumps 8 0 Password 3 represented three e ntnes to 30 - Hoi ywo.od Squa es 4 3 Lov e of L fe 8 o Bew lched 6 3 Sesame St 20 dummy and that the queen 10 nme of hearts could be \1 55-CBSNewsa Dantme s Wo d 0 1 00 - Jeopa dy 3 5 Password 6 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 made mto hts lOth tnck News 3 Contact 8 News 0 Then he should have been 2 30 Sp t Second6 S!:!arch fo ""fo morrow8 0 3Ws3 15 careful to ru ff the heart wtth 2 55 NB C News 3 5 a h gh trump ~ low tru mp 00 News Weafhe Sports 3 AI My Ch d en 6 13 Secre Storm 8 Not For Women On y 5 Green Acres 10 to the seven would put htm 20 rash ons n Sew ng 3 tn dummy He would lead the n ne of hea rts and -dtscard a 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 I S Let s Make A Dea l 6 13 As the Word Tu ns B 0 Bow ng 6 low card The three of dta 2 00Days of Our L ves 3 4 5 Lets Make A Dea 6 3 As monds as an example The World Turns a 0 Bow nq 6 West would be n and 2 30 Oat ng Game 3 Doctors 3 4 5 Edge of N ght 8 o mJghl lead a club South 3 00 Anoth er Wo ld 3 15 Genera Ho.sp ta l 6 3 Love Splendored Th ng 8 0 R F D 20 would w n with the ace en Return of Peyton P ace 3 4 5 One L fe to L ve 6 3 ter du mmy w1th the mne of 3 30 Secret Storm 10 Th s Week 20 Hoi ywood Talk ng B Ph I trumps lead the 10 of hearts Donahue 4 and d1 sca d the deuce of 4 00 - Mr Ca toon 3 Somerset 5 Sesame St 20 33 Love clubs Ame can S y e 13 Merv G ff n 4 Huck. eberry Hound & Yog Bear 6 Move Sem note 10 Wes t would be tn wtth the Pett coat Junct on 3 W d W ld West 13 To Be An ace and lead a second dub 4 30 nounced 8 I Love Lu<:y 6 Me v Gr ff n 4 South would lose that trtek Mr Rogers 33 Bonanza 3 4 Hazel a Andy Gr ff n 5 but ruff the next e nter dum 5 00 8 g Valley 6 n y a ga n an d di scard h1 s 5 30 - E ec Co 33 Gomer Py e 13 Bever y H b I es B last loser on the queen of Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Death Val ey Days S hearts 5 55 Ear N ght nga e 15 6 00 Truth or Co nseq 6 News J 4 8 10 5 Sesame Sf 20 NEW SPAP ER EN ERPR 5E ASSN Arou nd the Bend 33 ~~BllBIJflZ~Z:DI ' 67 00 30 - News 3 4 6 8 0 1!1 I 0 eamof Jeanne 3 Zoom 33 - News 6 0 What s My L ne 8 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat 1J ---2 ... ::! 1he Cock. 4 Anyth ng You Can Do 13 Know You Schools 33 E ec Co 20 Sa nt 5 The b dd ng has been 7 30 To Te l the Truth 6 The Judge 10 Pol ce Surgeon 3 4 \\ est North Eao;l SoUth Beat the Cock 13 Andy Gr ft 1h 5 Ep sode Act on 33 Econom c Educa t on 20 1• Pass 7 .s5 - Baseba 15 14 Pal:i!> 8 00 - Adam 12 3 4 5 Amer ca 13 LO 33 Mo-... e Death of a You Sou h hold Gunf ghter 4 Pau Lynde 6 3 Sonny & Che Comedy Hour .KJRl ¥K 1054 J32 oloA 87 8 0 Wha do you do now? 8 30 - McM llan & W fe 3 4 5 9 00 Understand ng Afr ca 20 Mov e The Sp ral Sfa rcase A-B d a sl ghtlv conse \'lltl e 6 3 Dan August 8 0 June Wayne 33 th cc spadu o a shghtlv hbc al 9 30 Turn ng Po nts 20 33 f u spades Take your l'h l'C 10 00 Soul 33 News 20 Ovven Marsha 6 13 Search J 4 15 Cannon 8 0 TODAYS QUESTION 00 - News3 4 6 8 3 15 1 :; e<~d of b dd ng one pade 30 Johnny Carson 3 4 5 N ght Tra n fa Terror 6 13 vou pa ha:<~ I iJ wo 1 bs Moves The Poppy Is Also a Flower 8 Days of W ne & ov your one hea t Wha do Roses 0 o do ow 00 . . . . . Perry Mason 4 News 13 2 00 News 4 Television Log Optimist Fails to Look Ahead NOR1H "F.ST F.AS1 • Vod ¥ 7652 • 542 ¥ AKJ83 +K Q J 7 4 + 10 6 olo Q93 oloKJ 105 SOUTH (D) . AKQJB63 • Vod + A83 olo A82 Bot.h ulne abl \\ e t Pa Pass N th Kast S uth 2 olo P ass Pass Open ng lead ¥K '"' B" Oswald & James Jacobv So th s two club open ng was a fie al and fore ng No h s wo d amond re SJ onse demed an ace k ng or wo queen s South dec ded to gam b e for game anvwa He ruffed th e k ng ol hea rt s lead and promptl y ran If all h s trun ps n the hope I at East and West would d sea d badly They dtd n 1 and Sou th co uld only get to r ne t1 cks 1\ ce defense sa d South I v sh I I ad btd tht ee no np lie ont a ea lv bl t te also sho ld h v e made fo 1 t ad~s II was a natter oJ aln g lo S+e tht> lot e tun at.: co nt ul 11 he t1 e~.: llr ho ld haH:' f:'t'n "t ~~l t '-' & THINIJS finishing dates whose ad as l...nown ado es'5 s P 0 Box se hose c !l ens seek. ng fur ner nto ma on !o ek e c se ne r g"h s un l..no\1\;n H('l r Oa" s .... nose las lo.. o ..... n aao f'SS s ?0 P "- .l. envt> \ es Can on Oh. o Mit gur e N ce wh ol!. e eve y zen o ead .and s udv nese no c es Oo .JJ ha set go.,.. e nm en c ha qes a I c ens o be h s. ne wspape u Lancione sets vn"-nown Mrs. 'Stan ey James. Jr ~Nta ose las tr. no v.. n a ad ess s .5JO ft/t(l<..<;ln Or e TOE'<:tO 0~ o De bt> o.n· s v. hose as no v. n ana e'!is s 170 C<lmden A.'llf'l'tVE' S Can on Oh o Your R1ght to Know r 3- The Dati) Senttnel Mtddleport Pomero• 0 Ma\ 22 19 3 19 I [2;fLl• ttli'WY:/18ti!) I !!:--··-__ • tO Ma1or League Stand n 95 By Un ted Press lntt>rnat onal Nat anal league East A's blank Royals; Giants win West w 1 per 9 b Ch cago 2 IJ 6 8 Ca fa n a 2 .t bOO Kansas( ty 23 17 575 Oakland 11 19 525 3 M nneso a 18 17 514 3 Texas 12 23 343 9 Monday s Results Oak and 5 Kansas. C ty o C eve and 10 New Yo "k 5 Bos ton 4 Ba mo e 1 ( On y games schedu ed) Today s Probable P tchers (All times EDTJ Texas ( B abe g 0 4) at Oakland (Hoi zman a 2) By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Wr1ter Deron J ohnson sold by the Phtladelplua Phtlhes to the New York Oakland A s earl er tlllS n onlh P ttsbu gh Mont ea has beco11e an Integral part of Ph ade ph a the A s offense as the team s Sl Lou s destgnated hitter and ts show West Wlp<:tgb mg off the po\\ er that on~ Hous on 26 16 6 9 made h m one or the most San Franc sea 27 17 6 4 feared httters m the Nat onal C nc nnat 23 16 590 LosAnge es '2J 17 575 2 lA!ague A anta 6 22 42 a pm Johnson collected a doulle San D ego 5 26 366 10 7 Kan sas C t y (5 mpson 3 2) at and a two-run hon er Monday Mondays Resu lts M nn eso a I Kaa l :S 2 9 p m Ch a Montrea ppd a n fo n a (Ma y 4 3) at rught to lead the A s to a 5-0 S Lou s a New Yo k ppd ChCacago {Bahnsen 5 3 9 p m VJctory over the Kansas City an New York IS of emy e 54) P ltsburgh 5 Ph adelph a 4 a De l o F yman 2 3) a p m Royals San F anc sea 9 Hous on 4 C eve and (T d ow 4 5) a When I ftrsl heard of th e (Only games schedu ed l Ba t m o e (Mc Na y J 5 7 30 Today s Probable P tchers pm fAll T1mes EDT) M waukee {Colbo n 3 ) at Ch cago (Jenk ns 4 3 at Bos ton (Cu s 14 ) 7 30pm Mon r"ea Renko 2 2) a p m Wednesday s Games Sf Lo u s Wse 42 ) a New Cleve a Ba more n gh Yo k (Koosman 5 8pm M wa ukee at Bos ton n ghl P ltsburgh (Moose 3 3 at New York a Del o n gh Ph adelph a Ru hven 1 3) Kan C y at M nnesota n gh 7 30p m Ca "torn a a Ch cago n gh Rober s 4 at Texas a Oak and n g h Houston RACINF - Two smgles nd C nc nna Ca o 0 3 8 p m San D ego Gre f 3 3) a Los an er o produced the w m ng Angees ~ Su on43) pm lntern.at anal run here Monday m the bottom San Franc sco (Ma cha 4 3) League Stand ng s of the seventh mrung break ng a A anta (Dobson 2 6 ) 8 p m By Un ted Press nternat anal Wednesdays Games Amer can 0 v seon a 3 3 e and an upset 4-3 \ 1ctor) S Lou sa New Yo k W l Pel GB by Ute &>uthern Tornadoes Ch cagoa Mont eal n gh Roches e 22 2 647 P sbu ghat Ph a n ght over prev ously undefeated Sy ac use 6 7 485 5 Hous on a C nc nna n gh Pawtucke 3 16 448 6 Symmes Valley San D ego a Lcs A.ng n gh To edo 4 24 36a o The vtctory beh nd the San F an a A ant,. n ght Nat anal 0 v ston W l Pel GB ur II ant p tchrng of Dave Cha es on 23 3 639 Amer can league Sayre w th help m the seventl Pen nsula 21 5 58 3 2 East 9 7 528 4 w I pet g b T dewate De o t R chmond o 24 294 2 20 8 526 Bait more Monday s ~e s ult s 7 8 486 7 New Yo k Charl eston T dewa er B 20 474 2 M waukee Paw t ucke a Syra cu se 2 7 9 472 2 Boson games ppd a n 5 9 44 3 C eve and On y games sc hedul ed 7 23 425 4 Ch cag o w I P<l g b 6 590 19 16 543 2 16 l7 485 4 5 8 455 5 4 24 368 8 2 24 333 9 13 dcStgr ated hrtt r rule I dHin t gn e •t much thouglt s.1 d lohn son who 1s only one c ICt' r hon £'r a"ay fron th coveted 200 mark I dtdn l se< yself con ng OvE'r to the At wr can League m a Oes gnated. hatter s tuatton J U ought I had four or hve more vcars to play But t s not n uch different over here I m still batt ng fourth or f fth S nee gmng to the As on May 5 J ohnson 11< s been hiltmg the ball at a 30! dtp n 18 gan es "" th f1ve t on ers and 15 1 ull.'i ba tted n In the onl) other AI ~ mes Boston bea t Bait n ore 4 1 r I Clcv{(and wallOpt,.'tl New York 10-5 San F rilD <' ISCo dde.ated Houston 9-4 m a na t10nal1y tele\1se I g nc and Ptltsburgh edged II I delph a S-4 n the only N::~llonal l .eag 1e act on St Lou s at New York an I Ch1 ca g at Montre 1 were ramcd. out J m Hunter benefitted Iron Johnson s lusty h tt ng to notcl hts f1fth v ctor~ agamst 1\\ 0 lefcats for Oakl nd LUIS 1 ant tossed four hitter as he beat the Or oles for the f fth ~trmghl tu e over the last two yea1 s Lu s Apar cJo l'Dntr bu tcd a two-run s ngle and Ca rl Ya.strzemskt two"" double tD the Red &>x a lt.; t k as they p nned the loss on J 1 Palme G~y l ord Perry sw vtved a {our un second mnmg to notch his Stxlh vtctory and Boddy Bell collected four htts to spark the Ind a rt'i tnwnph over the Ya nk ees George Hcndrtck ' ldcd three h ts !o th e Cl \Cl n I cause nclud ng a two 1un ho ner wJ le Thurman Munso I d three h \s nclud ng a solo homer for the Yankees Ch s Spe1er <lrove an four runs wLth a ho mer a nd a tr pi to spark the (; nL> tr u oph over th e Astros n th f .<:. t of th e Monda) n gh fV ba eball specia ls 1 he v c:tory broke a four game los ng str ea k for the ( 1ants d noved tJ f'n to " thm percent g po nt.<. uf the A'itros tn tht b:. le fu r f rst place m the NI West Garry Maddox an I I d Goo l'o a lso homered for the G ants wh le Jut Wynn h t h s lOll homer for Houston P trh h tter R c l e Z sk s Honor 12 pre-1920 ngs gridmenr T ornadoes upset V1•ki by M ke Nease kept the Tornadoes Southern Valley Confere1 cc chan p1ons h p hopes I e Southern now 9 2 n lc gue pia) 12 5 overall ) teets Symmes Valley Fr d"y at Symmes Valley where a So uti e1n ctor~ \\Ould throw the t tie n to a he 1\ Joss wo tll gtve t to the V kmgs unshared Kyger Creek wluch vas upset Monday b~ Eastern ts out of t East<'rn ts at Syn n cs Valle) today rt e V1kmgs tied ll c game at 13 n the lop of t1 e seventh but M kc Nc se ca 1 c to get tl e ast two o Jts a d keep U c opposition n r n~c ln tl e Southern seve tt Greg D nmn g fre shn H catche led off w tl ~~~ gl Marauders split 2 Cards obtain McGinn ST WUIS (UP! ) - The St Louts Cardinals Monday obta med left handed pttcher Dan McGmn for the r Tulsa farm club m exchange for lefthanded ptleher Wade Blasmgame who goes to the Chtcago CUbs Wtchtta farm club McGmn 29 comptled a 15 30 maJor league record while Cm c nnat p1tch ng for Montreal and the Cubs He \liaS 0.3 wtlh a o 70 ERA m 25 m nmgs for W1 chata this season Blasmgame 29 was I 0 wtth a 0 98 ERA n 25 tnntn gs at Tulsa H s maJor league record of 46-51 was comp led vlth Atlanta Houston and the New York Yankees Ex-Red hurler Herm Wehmeier claimed DALLAS (UP!) - Herman Wehmeier a former ma]or league pitcher With the Ctncm nat Reds collapsed and died on the witness stand Monday durmg testimony m a federal Ma1or League Results By Un ted P ess lnternat ona Nat onal league Ch a Man ea ppd an s Lou s a New Yo an k ppd p t 5bgh 000 12 00 5 0 Ph a 004 000 000- 4 6 0 Blass G us 9) and May Ca on W son 7 Scarce a and Ryan Boone (8 WPB ass 2 2) LP Scarce 0 2 HRs Sage (12h Sangu len 5 h) Luz nsk (J d) San Fan 40000 30 9 40 Hous on 020 0 I 000- 4 0 3 B yan Moff tt 6) and Dave Rade Fo sch G ff n ) Ray 3 Yo k ( 7) C awford 8 and Howa d Edwa ds 7) WP B yant 6 3) LP- Fo sch 4 4) HRs Wynn 0h Maddox (2nd Spe e 6 h Goodson (2nd theft tnal He was 46 Wehmeter was test fymg as a government Wltness n the tr al of Charles R chars MorrLs The gove rnm ent cia m s Morr s stole ~evera l hundred dollars worth of men s pants from a shtpp ng company Morns s an emplove of the company and Wehme er \HIS the d1 str ct te1mmal manager When he collapsed Wehme er was testify ng company records showed the pants had been shtpped Wehmeier was a nat ve of Cine nnat1 and pitched parts of two seasons for the Reds before commg to the maJor leabrue team for his f rst full season n 1948 He spent 6 , years wtth the Reds and later played wtlh the Philadelphia Ph Utes the St Lou s Cards and th e Detro t Tigers Major League games schedu ed Leaders Amencan League Kan C y 000 000 OOG- 0 8 0 On y Oak and 00 0 02x 5 a 0 Da Can on W gh t a and Hea y Hunte 52) and Fosse LP Da Can ton (2 3 HRJohnson 5 h Ma 10r League Leaders By Un ted Press Interna l ona Lead ng Batters Na t anal L eague ag ab r h Lopes LA 29 89 17 33 Wat son Ho 42 47 3 52 Mota LA 25 88 3 San to Ch 36 129 20 45 MaddO)( SF 32 I 7 5 40 Fa y M I 30 85 3 29 Ma hws. SF 36 07 36 5 h Cash P 25 0 9 36 Mo gn C n 37 20 24 40 Bos on 000 000 202- 4 10 0 To e S L 34 20 s 40 Ba mo e 00 000 0004 0 Amer can league T an 5 4 and F sk Pa mer g ab r h Wa I 9 and Hend cks LP- BmbgNY26 76 328 Pa mer 4 3) Ke y Ch 24 89 20 32 Ho on De 9 73 I 25 (On ly games schedu ed Ha I NY 2 7 9 24 040 00 OOo- 5 New Yo k Cleve and 32 300 0 x 0 3 0 Med ch Magnuson 2 and Munson Pe y 6 5) and Dun can LP- Magnuson 0 I) H Rs Hend ck 4 h Mun son Th s Week s Spec al K kp k KC 3 D A en Ch 34 C cl Don Wolfe s Me gs aude vars ty bascba I ~ea closed ts sce~son Mond ) M ddle1 o l pa t k spl ltt g ! f vc nn ng contests v t V nl n County H gl los t n ~ tl c f s f) 5 but v nn ng he n g \cap beh nd ll e f ve I of sophon o p h g g I a nder Perk 1\ It Vm ton JUn ped out to c.~n 8 0 lead n op of ll e f rst n g of ll c fi rst ga ne on s x a ks fou ts and I ce f eld ng I oll ie rl e walks all ca ff sen o sti:j t g rtgl I ander B II Chaney Me gs never caugl t up thoug l ou sco g V ton 5 1 fron tl v po n o Chuc k F: s t n 1 ocd vtl tleb~scs en py U e second mn ng fo Me g I t1 e sc o I ga e Me gs pu t c g t of eqch w tl u sec: and nn ng l op of lhe g ame v s e f1 s base an R ck o u.a s hrec f01 o doubles and a t ple Sen o th rd I asen ~ I ou McK n ey clos ng out ht h gl sc ool tl le ca cc r I t a 4 )() uo }Ius t vcr ng fl) ball ove e I ack s top I cl nd he I tlle caguc d a l om.l !own he left f ell e lu Vmtun s Join M 6 25 39 22 23 40 34 20 43 pet 37 354 352 349 342 34 336 336 333 333 pet 368 360 342 338 336 328 Munsn NY 36 32 Ho Mn 2a 9 9 29 3 9 33 20 ? Ja 3 7 F sk Bos 0 s KC 40 64 29 5 3 Hom e Run s Nat anal League Sa rge I P 2 Aa on and Evans A aench C n and Wynn Hou I c I lc Ebc s c cled tl e I ~ kstop ad g ltleballu ll e dcal F r ~ t Game o ( s st ou l lcJ It I <1 J o V nt HOO 10- 9 7 t c l c g e test c::~tcl eve u M gs 010 31- o 4 , w d I I I e vs Cl cy M u llcp l I an o I H l ads2 M gs e led t s sea n ~ 0 I p l A I 1 U n lcag c Ia v n I league Sr nl( v 002 II - 4 , 2 t n u o 100 2x I r e es !o d se o I PI I coplc e an ill c iltlt d AI cnc l e e Ver 0 d w s safe on lis s cr f re bunt when tl e ball as t 0\1. n badly to seco I I:~< sc t1 ym g to cut down 0 n n ng Ha ndy Warner um g (OJ Dunn ng scored wher John Salser s ngled cleanlv It "as h s { rst h t of the st: tsun and t won tl e gan c Fo So thcrn An os Moore l~ftf 1 cldcr h t a two run homer n the farst mmng tteang the 1.: c 122 Otic It~ s vcrc Dunn g a second s n ~ l c Jeff R 11 r I a so gle and tw o "'alks m three tnps and M1k c Ne e a HBI smgle n the ll d nn ng For Symmes Valley Myc s h I tv.o s ngles D ve Dunfee t vo s ngles and a double and PI I Robmson R d Bennett <:1 d M kc Burche n each a smglc Vkngs 200 0001- 18 2 201 000 1-4 6 2 1 o naqocs Myc s a nd Hob nson Sayre M ke Ne se (7) WP and Du I g Un pl es R W gal ""d J Dudd ng I) m I ANNE II llEI EASED CONTRACT SOLD BA I TIMORE (UP! - 11 e QUINCY Ill UP ! - Mark I ar ner <.1 p tcher for the contract of left handed p trh r M1ckey Scott W<:~ S sold to tHe M d\\csl League Qu ncl Cubs nd son of Ch cago Wh tc Sox Mnnt cal Expos by the Bal Manage Chuck vnnc was t mo e Or ales fo r an amount n excess of the wa ver pnce t g ven h s o tr ~-; I t el asc froni wa s ~nnoun c ed Monda~ baseball Mo d y rught I anne 22 t d a 0-{) record Bait mote reca lled r ght and EHA of 6 JO w I Qu ncy I andcd h lt ng Enos C bell ll s ye~ from ts Rochester f<Jrm dub n the Internal on I l..eCJg u ~ to IIIC:HFIIS SWAPPED replace Scott on the ostcr S I LOU IS UPJ rhc St Scott I as appeared n otly I <JU s C ~nti s Monday obone gt:~ me th s season w ned kfl l anded p leher Dan MeG nn fo1 the r I !sa fa n Dam age t o ag cu ltu e club n exch nge fo lcftlmnded fro n r po llu t n .sts t c plt<:hcr Wade Rl s n~~ e ""' o Un tf!(J States as nuc:l i.I S goes l ll Cl go Cubs $280 m II on a yea W h ta fm n dub I,ICC H oherb to n( d~ tumg ht CINC!NN!IT I UPI - The C n<.: nnall Reds tdlc Mond ay OJ en at home ton ght aga nst the Houston 1\stros Gomg to the mound fo Cmc:mnat w 11 be Clay Carroll 0 3 wh le Dave Rubet ts 4 I st I ts r0 tf C /\stros UNOF RCOE S SURGEIIY Cl EVE! AND WPIJ Ch p GIHss tl c Cleveland I3 owm cscrve l ight end undergoes bllck su g ry today at Mt S na Hosp wl I he f vc yea vetcrun f o 1 Flor da st..~tc h s a uptu cd sp na! d c NEW YORK i UPI ! l'wclve players of the p e 1920 cr we re named Monday to a spec al mche In the Ni:ttlonal I ootball Foundat on s College I olb II Hall of F arne Voted 1 to th Ha ll as Pioneer Pl yers were Henry Sctbels a b rk on the 1898 99 Sewanee tearr s Rob e t F' sl r Harvard gua t<l 1909 II Dr Hubc Wagt er P ll' burgh end 1910.13 Arthw flowc Yale qua le bark 191 1 f. ly I o gl cy Abell Colg le tackle 1912 15 a I Harold Bal P ncelon l<l ckle 1912 14 Also John Maulbetsch M cl gan halfba ck 191 2 14 Mu ay Shelton Cornell end 1113 15 Forest Spot C. eyer Oklahoma I llback 1911 5 i\ub1 ey Dcv1 e Iowa q a terback 1919 21 Gay lo I Sttn hcnmb Oh o Swte h If back 1918 20 and Clm cnce Sw SOl Nebraska end 191) 1921 D ck K c an All 1\J:ner c n I He sman I oph y \!. nne frot Prmceton who I ei.ld s Lhl..' trv. 1rds c nm ttce s I the Fou r dat on s ex cu t1ve comn ttce ha extended the J oneer Playe1 category to 1927 next year and to t9'4 n 197o 11 ave was made to el m n t t1 (! comb ned Pwnee1 Pl<.~ y c and Com::1 sed o nd en ble the Hono s Cot t to all • s ng1e drove hone the w nn ng run fo r the P1rates tn the n nth nn ng The Ph II es had bwlt a 4-0 lead after three nmn g_~ heh nd ace Steve Carlton bu t the Pir<:~tes bou nced I ack on homers by Wtll e Stargell and Mann) Sa nfJut lien to t e the store after IX nmn gs Star ge ll s homer wa s h1s 12th of th e se son gJVmg h m the maJor leag ue lea d Carl ton was knockc t out m the seventh nn ng Danny Say e we comr: s a pe SAYRE HARDWARE 72 BUICK SKYLARK H.T. 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V8 moo auto trans actory a PS P 8 v ny oof on ly B 000 m es •3695 Karr & Van Zandt You L ke Our Qua ty Way of Do ng Bus ness GMAC FINANCING 992 5342 Pomeroy Open Even ngs T 18 00 Ttl 5 PM Sat 3 Amer can League Wood Ch 0 3 Co eman De and Hoi man Oak 8 2 S nger Ca 7 p o ff KC 7 2 882 252S New ._.a en W Va "NOTICE" TO LOT OWNERS IN LETART AND PLANTS CEMETERIES NOW IS THE TIME TO PAY FOR LOT MOWING '5 00 PER LOT PER YEAR LETART TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES Eastern knocks KC out of race Southpaw R ck r ross p tched the Eastern Eagles to a 2 I upset' dory over Kyger Creek Mon lay ntght na n p and tuck game on the Eagles diamond 1 he loss ehmanated KC from the llle ptcture Cross y eldcd only four hits but had top lch his way out of several Jams Orland Cremeans Bobcat f rst baseman led off the seventh nn ng w1th a thr ee base h t off the glove of cen terf elder M1ke I arkms Cremeans was left at thin.! as Terry I ucas truck out Vmton Rank n popped up and Bruce Arnett I ned out to second baseman Edward...;; Cross had the Bobcats off stnve all evem ng by m1x.tng his fastball well 11 th a slow curve Eastern plated tts !Jrst run off Bobcat rtghty John Bard m the f rst runs on an mf eld htt by OsbOrne ~nd a OOommg double to left center by Alan Duvall The Eagles second !<lily came on a leadoff error on Edwa ds fl) ball and two out s ngle by Duvall Kyger Creek got ts run n the fourth nn ng on a wal k to Gre g McCarty and two Eagle throwmg errors Cross p tche J o Jt of a ba cs loa led s1tuat on n the s xth nn ng Ar ett larled the rally w th an nf eld s ngle loe St dham runn ng for Arnett was sa fe at second on Fren I s f elder s cho ce and Clay Hudson \\alked to load the sack Cross stru<.:kout Me *CONVERSE BOATING OXFORD Men and Wom en s Co ors Wh te and Blue Carty and ndu ed lla rd to fly out to r et e the s de Cros gong tl e route f<~ nn~d mnc wh Je W<Jik ng two Ba rd stru ckout seven and ued three f ee 1 ~s se K)ger Creek f n shed L' 1971 campa gn 9 J the SVAC nd 14 5 ove ~ll - Easte n s now fr4 n the leat,'lle an I 7 10 ove all O>ch Larry He n s Ei!glc.s travel to Symmes V I ey tha s even ng lly bu mgs K Creek 000 100 0- 1 3 5 Eastern It 1 000 x- 2 5 I !ja r I I P ) nd Hud>on Cross WP and Bow~n 'f'erestone Thnft1 Cut SPECIAL • •• '" '4" heritage 'f'erestone Thr ftt Cut 22 Power Propelled Rotary BIKES house L1ght Werght and You Thorn MeAn Sto e MIDDLEPORT Ten 0 Am er ca n League Maybe y KC 1 May M 10 Duncan C ~v 9 F s k Bas 0 A en and Me on Ch 0 s KC and Tenace Oak a Runs Batted In Nat onal League Ben h C n 35 Fe gu son LA 33 Evans A Wa son Hou S a ge P Bonds and Spe e SF 18 Amer co1n League Mayber y KC 3a Me on Ch 30 Jackson Oak 29 Mu ce NY 2.S Rob nson Cal 0 s KC and May M 24 P tch ng Nat anal League B ng ham Cn B y nt SF 6 3 Reuss Hou Dov n ng LA and Koos man NY 5 Gu ell C n 5 2 Hea ton Ch and Seave NY 5 ~Rifllfl liill 'f'erestone Speed 5 H P lleluxe R1der 2S s a F ng e Ch ev e and e ~ se m ss on Pn eu ma c ca 2 50x 3 50 sem p neum a c on es 0 2hJ 25 n c h es Be d en b ael e e m na es poss b v 0 eng ne c anKsha da ma ge Pos ve nc on pa k. nQ gq e GET YOUR PARTS AND SUPPLIES HERE Po nts Plug s Con Exhaust d en s e s Sy st e m s etc Well known b a nd s low pr ces HUffY b il k.C u Meigs Auto Parts 113 W Second & 992 7711 Moore's American $279 ~~ ~~" Home & Auto Supply 9 I[ '. POMEROY HOME & AUTO Pome1 oy c Your Complete Ttre Cenler M~ 9' 090 Pomeroy 0 PH 992 2848 124 w MAIN ST POMEROY 0 �~ - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport.Pomeroy, 0 .• Ma)•22, 1973 .. W<.tyland . .Jdfrc} Whlllmgtun, BERRY'S WORLD 'rnu ~ fl <t}'IIJ<Jn and Terr.> Lee S1111l h. uf U1e d:..~ss, O~l LISil 01lcr pn·~f·nted Mr~ . Ltw11lc Sw;u·kllamer a tj1rsage m appredaliiJn of her hdp \\: i th _U1c proJ~ ram and fcil' On Pugt1 / ' < bch<.~lf t~nd rH'( o\'ldin~ lhe plano iW• ("IJJlll)anirncnt . The ch1s." ;,!:;1. gave Mr~ . Ml't'owa s. d1r·t·~.: tur l•f the presentcltmn, l::i corsag•: <.~nrJ if ~ift . Thev were prtSf•nt.t'tl to her by Pil}'llis fJavt s Concert -and church orgam; may weigh as much as 150 tons and have anywhere f'om 10,000 to more than 27.000 pipes, ranging from ::,.. of an inch up t o 64 feet in length . • GOOD FOOD • and •' GOOD EATERS MEET HERE • • • FIELD DAY WINNERS - Taking first place honors in field day activities Monday at Port· land Elementary were, in the boys division, front row, 1-r, Bruce Johnson, second gi'ade, W~id Connolly, first grade; back row, Danny Talbott, fourth grade ; Tom Boso, s ixth grade; Bnan Johnson, fifth grade and Richard Wolfe, third grade. Trophies were presented to the top winners by Larry Wolfe, principaL '' • FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS - One group of youngsters prepared a map and another followed ils instru ctions during recent field trip. Group above make th eir way through the woods. using map prepared· by their classmates . .. •, ·. .• . •, TR Y US! ' '' PRINCIPLE ROLES in Mother's Day of Rest were taken by, l tor, Phyllis Davis, aMouncer; David Reuter , Greg Bush , and Ricky Ebersbach, kneeling , and Terry Wayland , ,standing, the baseball boys; Jun Cremeans as Tom, Vangie . '" Learning is like fun · " Well - they don't ha~e using more than 17 miJJion barrels ol oil every doy!" A choral reading, "Our Flag and Native Land ," and an · operetta ''Mother 's Da y of Rest,'' were presented by Mrs. Julia McComas' third grade Monday night at a meeting of the Middleport PTA . By Prof Ed 1Doc 1 Wallen RIO GRANDE - Many of us wtlo. gre\\ up in Southeastern Ohio can remember the lure of the great outdoors in the spnng. Often we found the If ants are such bu sy creatures, why do they at· tend all the picnics? Gas rationing should begin with conversation at the bridge table. F or the choral readin g, Fnwklin Martin was the reader with Lynn Kloes as the leade r in the presentation pri miu\·e beauties of the area .·: '• •• tempting us to miss (skip ) school so tha t we might commune with nature . FOR whi ch featured the song, ' 'There are Man y Flags in 13ul th is is not the case· with Elementary Many Lands," for a fla g routine by the children, School nea r Middleport. School The Operetta wa s the por- and nature are co mbined fo~ a trayal of a mother's dream week in M<:1y as over 100 stuclen Ls attend a school ca mp whose children Betty, played the fifth and sixth grad ers of the Br<Hibury north of Jackson. Under t he coo rdina ting ef- . .., _ fort s of Mrs. Phvllis Hackett, a ~: Bradbury , teac her at the youn gs ters '·camped'' at the 4H site from May 14 through _~ _ May 18. Each day, beginning at "' 7:30. \\·as filled with wonderful, ~' ·E:x,l.:iling things to do a nd learn. ~In on;Ier lo achieve better instruction and supervision, ~ the youngsters were divided ::·~· into groups of about 15 each. ' .. , Tl1ese groups then attended ~~ various class sessions during , , the day . ,;.~ - . The class session s were ~ unique ih tha t they combiiled . '· s_e v e r a I t r a d i t i o n a l . lNSPECf SOIL - Randy Smith, Sterling Neville and ·'aca9emic" subjects in a mos t John Byer dig.up a " mess of dirt" to study during recent fiel d un us ual and mea nin gful tr ip. 1Ed Wallen photo). · • manner. For examp le, the s_ession entitled "' Let's Get Acquainted with Dirt, .. ta ught math and science. "scaling" and meas uring a by Mrs. Ha ckett ! involved Th e yo un gste r s after map . ca r efull y liftin g the sod Assisti ng the cOord inator, because Conse rva t1on is also a Mrs. Hackett, were teachers topic, dug a hole one cubic foot Donald Hanning, Mrs. Sabra in size. This made the conceP.t Morri s:m, Mrs. Retty Fultz and of a "cubic fOot" real. They Mrs. Maxine Philson. Oth.ers then we ig hed the dirt in ounces helping as specia l consultants and grams. The nature of the were Mrs. PBt .Jo J·dan, Paul dirt was then s tudied si nce not Smart, Kent Kloes and Miss all cubic feet of dirt weighed M e l ~ ny Ha ckett. th e same. There were , of course, many Then, ~he an imal life of the uthcr a(:livities suc h as ga mes dirt was exam ined. Fina lly, and singing around a campfire. litmus paper was used tD test The ch ildr en de sig ned the ac idic natu re of the di rt. many of th e rna teri a ls After all the dir t and sod had use d in ca mp , But prob been repla ced , the p up ils <Jbl y the rnos l exc itin g discussed the"ir fi'ndings and pad o_f the expe rience was the prepared wri tlen report s young~ters themse lves. They de~crib ing wha t they had we re thorough ly pleased with concluded. ' the experie nce. "Phe secOnd un iq ut feature of __ ~...._...:-, · Beve rly Hoffman anQ Tina the class sessions is seen ·in the Sm ith were cold, but they liked C "'WI methodology used to tea ch. bei ng in cam p more than being The stud ents we;-e di sCO\'ering Jn the .c lass r oom. They c.uncepts · and info rmation on e::;pecially liked learring about " Rem e mber , tast reckless •dri v i ng on ·· the ot her their own, ra ther than being trees. Eric Didd le preferred fe llow's part can lea d to to ld second hand . cam p to class, and he liked s low , so ft music for you Other class --sessions involved and yours . Why no t s pend everything , so it' was hard to the st udy of tfees and wildlife, fell what he liked best. And Memorial Day a t ho me with the fam ily?" ... crafts, and conse rvation . ln a Ang ie Ma rlin sum med it all up session called Discove ring the when she ~ai d , " We are having Outdoors 1 the -classes studied · fun here at camp. " Th e " FRIEN D LY ON ES" the birth and death of a pond, Learning CAN be fun . It has hav e e-verything you need 1,~·ee d s, and unwanted plants been for these fifth and sixth tor lhd l s pecial fix -it job for and fun gus. Also in this session yo ur hom e, patio or yard . graders who now better un a "deBd" log v.·as studied. It is derstand and appreciate our Drop 1n today and gel r ea dy lor th e weekend ... amazing how much plant and be;mtiful cOun try . animal life is conlained in and su pported by a rotting log! In an "orienteering " class one group ·Of boYs · antl girlS made " trial" ma ps. Other groups then followed the maps to see if they could locate ob- . ]eels the mappers had hidd en ;_II the "end of the trail." MuCh math iS ca lled fo r in properly 0' -BAKER WINNE RS IN THE GIRLS DIVISION a nd those who assisted in Monday's activities at Portla nd Elementary were! front row, l-r, Elaine Smith , third grade; Cindy Evans, second grad e, Crystal Lawrence, first grade; second row, Joyce Ritchie, teacher, SheJia Brown! fifth b'Tade, Lisa Wa rner, sixth grade, Bonnie Boso, fourth grade, and Betty Wilson, teacher ; back row, Ge ne Wolfe1 Larry Wolfe! principal, Bruce McKelvey, a nd Hubert Price . The winners wer e presented tr ophies by Mr. Wolfe. Th er e we re eight events for the boys a nd eight for the girls in each gr ade one through six. No harm to Ohio lambs By Lee Leonard ministra tion and legislature COLUMBUS ( UP! ) - When have fa llen sho r t of h is a lion and a la mb bed do\Yn orga nization's terms. together 1 ,it ge n ~ r a ll y raises J am es F . Mar sha ll , his · ques ti ons like, how come? And OCSEA counterpart, has fa ithwho1s going to get hurt? fully adhered to his group's Those ques tions were ra ised pledge never to sanction a Monday when the Sta te Em· strike. of state e~ p loyes . ployes Union iSEU) forme d a n As one ·newsman put ·it alliance with the Ohio Civil Mond ay, whe n Siga ll has made Service Empl oyes Assoc iation a p ronouncemen t in the past, iOCSEA J. Ma rs ha ll ge nerally has imfJ e r sc heL M. Siga l! , the me di ate ly come ou t an d flambo.yan l executive direc tor procla imed the opposite, or of the SEU, has consisten Uy ·else has tried to go him one threa Lened walkouts of state better. What caused these em ployes whe n the ad· stran ge bedfell oWs tci come together ? A ' 1 p revC:~i l ing interest," according to Siga iL Which one will get hur t? Probably nei ther. Lawn Chairs Chaise Lounge $2.99 ·$5.99 Professio nally in your home bus i ness . Specia l mach i ne s for c leaning furn iture in your home , We go anyw here · in Meigs Coun ty. An t i-re soi l used in ai l work . F ree estimates . Call" a_ nytime. Wreaths $1.59 . $2 .99 Colorful Sprays · $2.29 Cemetery Vases 29c-49c Styro Bibles $!.99.$2 .99 or Ohio . Phone 446 -4408 . line for the operetta were all of the ' gi rls in ihe class wearing Bearwallow Church of Christ Bob K ess ing er, from Ha rold . ·Ky. s pea k e- r ~ I mile .No rth of Route 68J be tween Darwin & Alf re d. May 28 thru June J 8 p . m . e ach Evening Wagon Wheel Bunk Bed young •.o v. r ust ic wagon JCY!. wi1 h HH: vJt" •: -:! 1 burl.- b ~ u . lnc;ludes h•O oed s, ladder and good S0 r l ;l ma ll re sses . M A Y SP E CIA L! 4. Drawer Maple Finish CHESTS Every h1s ·n her home needs a couple of phones. For her . our remember~When CANDLESTICK Phone w1l1 extend rhe fun. con ven 1ence and secunly ollhe cnnme nl. wh1le contur~ng v1S1ons of an un fo rgettab le past It' s styled r~ghl out of 1h e roar~ng 1went1es 1n Black Bottom Black . Wh 1flenpool Whit e · and RazzamataZz Red So rnake 1t an old fr1end lor her and EASY IERMS! NOW A CHESTPHONE. A real man-type Decorator tele phone for h1s spec1a1 room. corner . desk or table . 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OvtR 901a Fea tures 4 rnlegrated Circui ts an d 6 Kash.m l r fU~ JJj USI · eCEMETERY CANS FOR IN FORMAT IONF IL L OUTANDMA I L TODAY . NO OBLIGAT IO N O N YOUR PART MA Y S PECIA L! TITAN 101 CHASSIS wtth perlormarce· j)fum Sdtd·State Dura·mooules ~;ii~~~The 4- posJI ion eCEM ETERY VASES SIIUD·STATEI FURNITURE r~ · "· ''!\ ONLY FREE DELIVERY! a new one for him. ONLY E TI os a p prov e d for Ve t era n t rai n in g Accred ite d b y . NATTS Li ce n sed by th e Ohio St a le Board o f Sc h ool an d Co ll e g e Re gi s t ra t ion 71 0l -022 -JT. .t an old friend for her Ohio, has been cha rged with GOSPEL MEETING 216 E . 2nd , Pome roy You ca n tr ain in a s hort pe r iod at time for a good job in any of th e following : Radi o -TV Se r v ic ing Communications FtC License Pre paration - Indus tria l Electronics Transistors --' Solid State Devic es ~ Digital Electronics Electronic Technology . Day - Even ing Sw ing Classes avai lab le so as not to interfere with your pr esen I work .. Fu lly e quipp e d electronic laborator ies wi ll be loca te d n ea r your hom e within easy com muting distan ce. • f or youi- Swee p ~ . A ~ 1qent. Ma ki ng up a geranium dan ce MIDDLEPORT With Another Great Buy--II Bt·J ts, As It II Clt'JM rmta n t ding, .a nd Lisa Oiler, are two of the ma ny th ird graders who partic ipated in the cho~al reading, "O ur Flag and Native Rail's Ben Franklin Ca rp e t Cleaning Service, Ga llipoli s, MAN CHARGED BUF F ALO, N.'(. iUPI ) - fi rst-degr ee murder in connection with the beating death Mon day of Patricia J oyner! 38, Buffa lo . Police said Sanchez and the victim apparently had an argu. ment .in the woman's apart~ ment. She was found unconscious in a bedroom by her 15year-<>ld son a nd died shortly aft er a rr iving at a local hospitaL Robinson's Cleaners and David Reuter. D ecora te a wes:o:>ril style r0om Chi no Sanchez , Clevela nd ; . SAME DAY SERVIC E In At 9- 0ut At 5 U ~e Our Free Parking Lot One of Am ~ rica' s oldes t a nd fi n es t e qu ippe d Ra d io -Te levisionE lec t ronic training organizatio n s h as m oved mob ile faci lities to th e PMkersb u rg -Madella area . Locat e d n ex t to Wi ll -0 - La nes in Be lpre. DUNCAN YO YO's $1.00 ARCHERY SETS49c up BASEBALLS and BATS- ALL PRICES MEMORIAL DAY REMINDERS Kies ling 's SHIRT FINISHING (EST ABLISH E D 1929) SUMMER TOYS CARPETS CLEANED Bob eBASKETS Nay land , Ric ky Ebers ba<: h PATRIOTIC CHORAL READING - Opal Pugh, stan· ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE pink fluffy eo llars. The b(IYS of Phyllis Davis, Ricky Ebe.rslhe class Silll g " Mother," and bach. Barbara Ha ley, Hev, ina then joined the J;::i rls for a 1-Jawkius, Lynn Kl ocs, Fn.lllklin dmH.:c. The operetta concluded Mal'lin , Catliit: Neville, Lisa with all of lhe lhird grnders Oiler. Ci ndy Perry , Jimm y s in ging " Mot her ." Phylli s Poole r, Shei la Powell, Billy Davis was the ann ount"e r. Pen-veil, Opal Pugh", David Barbara Haley and Cathie Heutcr, Lori Housh, Terry Neville were the prompters and Terry Way_land had chHrgc of the cu rtain . Making up the Memori11l U11 y chorus we re All en Arn ott , KHttlY Blake. Vic ki Boyles. Uemembmm:e.~ Steven Bunce, Greg Bi1sh, Jun F o r Yo u r Lov e d Ones Creme;ms, P:.nncla Croo ks, by Pam ela Crooks, ami Tom with Jun Crem eans in the role , assist their moth er in the spring housecleaning . Ta ki ng lhe pa rt of the mot her was Va ngie· Har t. Cast as base ba ll boys were Greg Bush, Terry at Can ter's Cave a few miles At lhe Pomeroy · M ason ·Bri dg e Sm~th, Billy Powell, Ricky Ebersbach, Jimmy Pooler, and Alle n Ar••n~o;:tt;..-••••••••••••••••••••••-.....~---• Third graders present operetta to PTA Hartasthemother, andPamCrooksasBetty . to worry an y more about our Adolph's Dairy Valley DUTCH DANCE - Above, dancers were, front, I to r, Lynn Kloes, Kathy Blake, Vicki Boyles, Cathie Neville, Barbara Haley, Sheila Powell, Trina Hayman, Reginu Hawkin ~. ancf Cindy Perry, and second row, Franklin Martin, Steven Bunce, Jeffrey Whittington, Terry IA:c ..•... ..•• •. •. •. SfYLELINE • WAll PHONE beauhful . conven en1 step:saver tor l1er -· k1!Cl'1er;. launory room · for any place \\'here t!"s hard to l 1nd coonler or table ·IOD .s oace Comes yn ChC tCe of etghl dehC•ous colors eFREE STAND Room Size· Rug CHOOSE BRONZE •59.95 finish; with elegant wire· top decoration. MAY SPECIA L! SIZE l2"Xl2" · SOFA PILLOWS ASSORTED COLORS EACH 95 Canadi an W-.lnut top. Bronze Sunburst cha ils, bro nzetone . CHOOSE HARVEST GOLD MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING QUILT TOP, BOTH $6 8 312 COILS PIECES 36"x 48"x 60" rec tailgul af pineapplerosewood top. 6 bright colorful chairs. Harvest gold finish. . .. , kl SALE! FULL SIZE $ POpul ar oval shape ta bl e, 36" x 48"K 60a in beautiful grained - ~ I ~ Get •30 Off For Your Old · Suite On Any 7 Pc. or 9 Pc. Dinette In Our Stock Now! EXAMPLE : . REGULAR ·rRADE IN NOW 129.95 30.00 •99.95 �~ - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport.Pomeroy, 0 .• Ma)•22, 1973 .. W<.tyland . .Jdfrc} Whlllmgtun, BERRY'S WORLD 'rnu ~ fl <t}'IIJ<Jn and Terr.> Lee S1111l h. uf U1e d:..~ss, O~l LISil 01lcr pn·~f·nted Mr~ . Ltw11lc Sw;u·kllamer a tj1rsage m appredaliiJn of her hdp \\: i th _U1c proJ~ ram and fcil' On Pugt1 / ' < bch<.~lf t~nd rH'( o\'ldin~ lhe plano iW• ("IJJlll)anirncnt . The ch1s." ;,!:;1. gave Mr~ . Ml't'owa s. d1r·t·~.: tur l•f the presentcltmn, l::i corsag•: <.~nrJ if ~ift . Thev were prtSf•nt.t'tl to her by Pil}'llis fJavt s Concert -and church orgam; may weigh as much as 150 tons and have anywhere f'om 10,000 to more than 27.000 pipes, ranging from ::,.. of an inch up t o 64 feet in length . • GOOD FOOD • and •' GOOD EATERS MEET HERE • • • FIELD DAY WINNERS - Taking first place honors in field day activities Monday at Port· land Elementary were, in the boys division, front row, 1-r, Bruce Johnson, second gi'ade, W~id Connolly, first grade; back row, Danny Talbott, fourth grade ; Tom Boso, s ixth grade; Bnan Johnson, fifth grade and Richard Wolfe, third grade. Trophies were presented to the top winners by Larry Wolfe, principaL '' • FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS - One group of youngsters prepared a map and another followed ils instru ctions during recent field trip. Group above make th eir way through the woods. using map prepared· by their classmates . .. •, ·. .• . •, TR Y US! ' '' PRINCIPLE ROLES in Mother's Day of Rest were taken by, l tor, Phyllis Davis, aMouncer; David Reuter , Greg Bush , and Ricky Ebersbach, kneeling , and Terry Wayland , ,standing, the baseball boys; Jun Cremeans as Tom, Vangie . '" Learning is like fun · " Well - they don't ha~e using more than 17 miJJion barrels ol oil every doy!" A choral reading, "Our Flag and Native Land ," and an · operetta ''Mother 's Da y of Rest,'' were presented by Mrs. Julia McComas' third grade Monday night at a meeting of the Middleport PTA . By Prof Ed 1Doc 1 Wallen RIO GRANDE - Many of us wtlo. gre\\ up in Southeastern Ohio can remember the lure of the great outdoors in the spnng. Often we found the If ants are such bu sy creatures, why do they at· tend all the picnics? Gas rationing should begin with conversation at the bridge table. F or the choral readin g, Fnwklin Martin was the reader with Lynn Kloes as the leade r in the presentation pri miu\·e beauties of the area .·: '• •• tempting us to miss (skip ) school so tha t we might commune with nature . FOR whi ch featured the song, ' 'There are Man y Flags in 13ul th is is not the case· with Elementary Many Lands," for a fla g routine by the children, School nea r Middleport. School The Operetta wa s the por- and nature are co mbined fo~ a trayal of a mother's dream week in M<:1y as over 100 stuclen Ls attend a school ca mp whose children Betty, played the fifth and sixth grad ers of the Br<Hibury north of Jackson. Under t he coo rdina ting ef- . .., _ fort s of Mrs. Phvllis Hackett, a ~: Bradbury , teac her at the youn gs ters '·camped'' at the 4H site from May 14 through _~ _ May 18. Each day, beginning at "' 7:30. \\·as filled with wonderful, ~' ·E:x,l.:iling things to do a nd learn. ~In on;Ier lo achieve better instruction and supervision, ~ the youngsters were divided ::·~· into groups of about 15 each. ' .. , Tl1ese groups then attended ~~ various class sessions during , , the day . ,;.~ - . The class session s were ~ unique ih tha t they combiiled . '· s_e v e r a I t r a d i t i o n a l . lNSPECf SOIL - Randy Smith, Sterling Neville and ·'aca9emic" subjects in a mos t John Byer dig.up a " mess of dirt" to study during recent fiel d un us ual and mea nin gful tr ip. 1Ed Wallen photo). · • manner. For examp le, the s_ession entitled "' Let's Get Acquainted with Dirt, .. ta ught math and science. "scaling" and meas uring a by Mrs. Ha ckett ! involved Th e yo un gste r s after map . ca r efull y liftin g the sod Assisti ng the cOord inator, because Conse rva t1on is also a Mrs. Hackett, were teachers topic, dug a hole one cubic foot Donald Hanning, Mrs. Sabra in size. This made the conceP.t Morri s:m, Mrs. Retty Fultz and of a "cubic fOot" real. They Mrs. Maxine Philson. Oth.ers then we ig hed the dirt in ounces helping as specia l consultants and grams. The nature of the were Mrs. PBt .Jo J·dan, Paul dirt was then s tudied si nce not Smart, Kent Kloes and Miss all cubic feet of dirt weighed M e l ~ ny Ha ckett. th e same. There were , of course, many Then, ~he an imal life of the uthcr a(:livities suc h as ga mes dirt was exam ined. Fina lly, and singing around a campfire. litmus paper was used tD test The ch ildr en de sig ned the ac idic natu re of the di rt. many of th e rna teri a ls After all the dir t and sod had use d in ca mp , But prob been repla ced , the p up ils <Jbl y the rnos l exc itin g discussed the"ir fi'ndings and pad o_f the expe rience was the prepared wri tlen report s young~ters themse lves. They de~crib ing wha t they had we re thorough ly pleased with concluded. ' the experie nce. "Phe secOnd un iq ut feature of __ ~...._...:-, · Beve rly Hoffman anQ Tina the class sessions is seen ·in the Sm ith were cold, but they liked C "'WI methodology used to tea ch. bei ng in cam p more than being The stud ents we;-e di sCO\'ering Jn the .c lass r oom. They c.uncepts · and info rmation on e::;pecially liked learring about " Rem e mber , tast reckless •dri v i ng on ·· the ot her their own, ra ther than being trees. Eric Didd le preferred fe llow's part can lea d to to ld second hand . cam p to class, and he liked s low , so ft music for you Other class --sessions involved and yours . Why no t s pend everything , so it' was hard to the st udy of tfees and wildlife, fell what he liked best. And Memorial Day a t ho me with the fam ily?" ... crafts, and conse rvation . ln a Ang ie Ma rlin sum med it all up session called Discove ring the when she ~ai d , " We are having Outdoors 1 the -classes studied · fun here at camp. " Th e " FRIEN D LY ON ES" the birth and death of a pond, Learning CAN be fun . It has hav e e-verything you need 1,~·ee d s, and unwanted plants been for these fifth and sixth tor lhd l s pecial fix -it job for and fun gus. Also in this session yo ur hom e, patio or yard . graders who now better un a "deBd" log v.·as studied. It is derstand and appreciate our Drop 1n today and gel r ea dy lor th e weekend ... amazing how much plant and be;mtiful cOun try . animal life is conlained in and su pported by a rotting log! In an "orienteering " class one group ·Of boYs · antl girlS made " trial" ma ps. Other groups then followed the maps to see if they could locate ob- . ]eels the mappers had hidd en ;_II the "end of the trail." MuCh math iS ca lled fo r in properly 0' -BAKER WINNE RS IN THE GIRLS DIVISION a nd those who assisted in Monday's activities at Portla nd Elementary were! front row, l-r, Elaine Smith , third grade; Cindy Evans, second grad e, Crystal Lawrence, first grade; second row, Joyce Ritchie, teacher, SheJia Brown! fifth b'Tade, Lisa Wa rner, sixth grade, Bonnie Boso, fourth grade, and Betty Wilson, teacher ; back row, Ge ne Wolfe1 Larry Wolfe! principal, Bruce McKelvey, a nd Hubert Price . The winners wer e presented tr ophies by Mr. Wolfe. Th er e we re eight events for the boys a nd eight for the girls in each gr ade one through six. No harm to Ohio lambs By Lee Leonard ministra tion and legislature COLUMBUS ( UP! ) - When have fa llen sho r t of h is a lion and a la mb bed do\Yn orga nization's terms. together 1 ,it ge n ~ r a ll y raises J am es F . Mar sha ll , his · ques ti ons like, how come? And OCSEA counterpart, has fa ithwho1s going to get hurt? fully adhered to his group's Those ques tions were ra ised pledge never to sanction a Monday when the Sta te Em· strike. of state e~ p loyes . ployes Union iSEU) forme d a n As one ·newsman put ·it alliance with the Ohio Civil Mond ay, whe n Siga ll has made Service Empl oyes Assoc iation a p ronouncemen t in the past, iOCSEA J. Ma rs ha ll ge nerally has imfJ e r sc heL M. Siga l! , the me di ate ly come ou t an d flambo.yan l executive direc tor procla imed the opposite, or of the SEU, has consisten Uy ·else has tried to go him one threa Lened walkouts of state better. What caused these em ployes whe n the ad· stran ge bedfell oWs tci come together ? A ' 1 p revC:~i l ing interest," according to Siga iL Which one will get hur t? Probably nei ther. Lawn Chairs Chaise Lounge $2.99 ·$5.99 Professio nally in your home bus i ness . Specia l mach i ne s for c leaning furn iture in your home , We go anyw here · in Meigs Coun ty. An t i-re soi l used in ai l work . F ree estimates . Call" a_ nytime. Wreaths $1.59 . $2 .99 Colorful Sprays · $2.29 Cemetery Vases 29c-49c Styro Bibles $!.99.$2 .99 or Ohio . Phone 446 -4408 . line for the operetta were all of the ' gi rls in ihe class wearing Bearwallow Church of Christ Bob K ess ing er, from Ha rold . ·Ky. s pea k e- r ~ I mile .No rth of Route 68J be tween Darwin & Alf re d. May 28 thru June J 8 p . m . e ach Evening Wagon Wheel Bunk Bed young •.o v. r ust ic wagon JCY!. wi1 h HH: vJt" •: -:! 1 burl.- b ~ u . lnc;ludes h•O oed s, ladder and good S0 r l ;l ma ll re sses . M A Y SP E CIA L! 4. Drawer Maple Finish CHESTS Every h1s ·n her home needs a couple of phones. For her . our remember~When CANDLESTICK Phone w1l1 extend rhe fun. con ven 1ence and secunly ollhe cnnme nl. wh1le contur~ng v1S1ons of an un fo rgettab le past It' s styled r~ghl out of 1h e roar~ng 1went1es 1n Black Bottom Black . Wh 1flenpool Whit e · and RazzamataZz Red So rnake 1t an old fr1end lor her and EASY IERMS! NOW A CHESTPHONE. A real man-type Decorator tele phone for h1s spec1a1 room. corner . desk or table . A modern slyl1zed 1nstrumen 1 handsom ely se1 1n a black leather chesl w1th walnut tr1 m. · . or 1n carved walnut . . . or even w1lh a sardonyx stone·h un tJng scene 1nse1 on lhe lid' What ever your tas te or . deco r. the re 's a fasc inalmg selection ol slyles . colors . and spec1al-purpose telephones in General Telephone's Extens ion Ex trav aganza FAMILY SIZED VIEWING AT A BUDGET PRICE! ·perfo rmaflce an d reli abi!i ty . MIDDLEPORT, 0. l€ii:l 6EOERAlTELEPHOOE ra . ···': 'w£, STYLELINE ~ telephone w1!1 put ev- erythmg r1ght rn the palm of he· hand . . ~andse l , d1a1 and recall bu!IC(1 Sh~ can make cali afte r call w1th0ut se!lmg down the phone Comes 1n wh rte, turquo rse, prnK , ivory be ige. blue. y~llow . and jet black ••• •• •• .•..• •• •• • •' eCOMBINATION POTS Place yo u r order s earlY lor ou l of tow n deliVe ry. . Dudley's Aorist S9 N. Second St . MIDDL E PORT. 0 . ELECTRONIC TECHNOLO.GY INSTITUTE P.O. 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OvtR 901a Fea tures 4 rnlegrated Circui ts an d 6 Kash.m l r fU~ JJj USI · eCEMETERY CANS FOR IN FORMAT IONF IL L OUTANDMA I L TODAY . NO OBLIGAT IO N O N YOUR PART MA Y S PECIA L! TITAN 101 CHASSIS wtth perlormarce· j)fum Sdtd·State Dura·mooules ~;ii~~~The 4- posJI ion eCEM ETERY VASES SIIUD·STATEI FURNITURE r~ · "· ''!\ ONLY FREE DELIVERY! a new one for him. ONLY E TI os a p prov e d for Ve t era n t rai n in g Accred ite d b y . NATTS Li ce n sed by th e Ohio St a le Board o f Sc h ool an d Co ll e g e Re gi s t ra t ion 71 0l -022 -JT. .t an old friend for her Ohio, has been cha rged with GOSPEL MEETING 216 E . 2nd , Pome roy You ca n tr ain in a s hort pe r iod at time for a good job in any of th e following : Radi o -TV Se r v ic ing Communications FtC License Pre paration - Indus tria l Electronics Transistors --' Solid State Devic es ~ Digital Electronics Electronic Technology . Day - Even ing Sw ing Classes avai lab le so as not to interfere with your pr esen I work .. Fu lly e quipp e d electronic laborator ies wi ll be loca te d n ea r your hom e within easy com muting distan ce. • f or youi- Swee p ~ . A ~ 1qent. Ma ki ng up a geranium dan ce MIDDLEPORT With Another Great Buy--II Bt·J ts, As It II Clt'JM rmta n t ding, .a nd Lisa Oiler, are two of the ma ny th ird graders who partic ipated in the cho~al reading, "O ur Flag and Native Rail's Ben Franklin Ca rp e t Cleaning Service, Ga llipoli s, MAN CHARGED BUF F ALO, N.'(. iUPI ) - fi rst-degr ee murder in connection with the beating death Mon day of Patricia J oyner! 38, Buffa lo . Police said Sanchez and the victim apparently had an argu. ment .in the woman's apart~ ment. She was found unconscious in a bedroom by her 15year-<>ld son a nd died shortly aft er a rr iving at a local hospitaL Robinson's Cleaners and David Reuter. D ecora te a wes:o:>ril style r0om Chi no Sanchez , Clevela nd ; . SAME DAY SERVIC E In At 9- 0ut At 5 U ~e Our Free Parking Lot One of Am ~ rica' s oldes t a nd fi n es t e qu ippe d Ra d io -Te levisionE lec t ronic training organizatio n s h as m oved mob ile faci lities to th e PMkersb u rg -Madella area . Locat e d n ex t to Wi ll -0 - La nes in Be lpre. DUNCAN YO YO's $1.00 ARCHERY SETS49c up BASEBALLS and BATS- ALL PRICES MEMORIAL DAY REMINDERS Kies ling 's SHIRT FINISHING (EST ABLISH E D 1929) SUMMER TOYS CARPETS CLEANED Bob eBASKETS Nay land , Ric ky Ebers ba<: h PATRIOTIC CHORAL READING - Opal Pugh, stan· ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE pink fluffy eo llars. The b(IYS of Phyllis Davis, Ricky Ebe.rslhe class Silll g " Mother," and bach. Barbara Ha ley, Hev, ina then joined the J;::i rls for a 1-Jawkius, Lynn Kl ocs, Fn.lllklin dmH.:c. The operetta concluded Mal'lin , Catliit: Neville, Lisa with all of lhe lhird grnders Oiler. Ci ndy Perry , Jimm y s in ging " Mot her ." Phylli s Poole r, Shei la Powell, Billy Davis was the ann ount"e r. Pen-veil, Opal Pugh", David Barbara Haley and Cathie Heutcr, Lori Housh, Terry Neville were the prompters and Terry Way_land had chHrgc of the cu rtain . Making up the Memori11l U11 y chorus we re All en Arn ott , KHttlY Blake. Vic ki Boyles. Uemembmm:e.~ Steven Bunce, Greg Bi1sh, Jun F o r Yo u r Lov e d Ones Creme;ms, P:.nncla Croo ks, by Pam ela Crooks, ami Tom with Jun Crem eans in the role , assist their moth er in the spring housecleaning . Ta ki ng lhe pa rt of the mot her was Va ngie· Har t. Cast as base ba ll boys were Greg Bush, Terry at Can ter's Cave a few miles At lhe Pomeroy · M ason ·Bri dg e Sm~th, Billy Powell, Ricky Ebersbach, Jimmy Pooler, and Alle n Ar••n~o;:tt;..-••••••••••••••••••••••-.....~---• Third graders present operetta to PTA Hartasthemother, andPamCrooksasBetty . to worry an y more about our Adolph's Dairy Valley DUTCH DANCE - Above, dancers were, front, I to r, Lynn Kloes, Kathy Blake, Vicki Boyles, Cathie Neville, Barbara Haley, Sheila Powell, Trina Hayman, Reginu Hawkin ~. ancf Cindy Perry, and second row, Franklin Martin, Steven Bunce, Jeffrey Whittington, Terry IA:c ..•... ..•• •. •. •. SfYLELINE • WAll PHONE beauhful . conven en1 step:saver tor l1er -· k1!Cl'1er;. launory room · for any place \\'here t!"s hard to l 1nd coonler or table ·IOD .s oace Comes yn ChC tCe of etghl dehC•ous colors eFREE STAND Room Size· Rug CHOOSE BRONZE •59.95 finish; with elegant wire· top decoration. MAY SPECIA L! SIZE l2"Xl2" · SOFA PILLOWS ASSORTED COLORS EACH 95 Canadi an W-.lnut top. Bronze Sunburst cha ils, bro nzetone . CHOOSE HARVEST GOLD MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING QUILT TOP, BOTH $6 8 312 COILS PIECES 36"x 48"x 60" rec tailgul af pineapplerosewood top. 6 bright colorful chairs. Harvest gold finish. . .. , kl SALE! FULL SIZE $ POpul ar oval shape ta bl e, 36" x 48"K 60a in beautiful grained - ~ I ~ Get •30 Off For Your Old · Suite On Any 7 Pc. or 9 Pc. Dinette In Our Stock Now! EXAMPLE : . REGULAR ·rRADE IN NOW 129.95 30.00 •99.95 �I 7-The ' :~,,,~,·~so,~r;r,,.,_,,.,If Winding Trail continues Mrs. Woode hostess for WSCS meeting {: CaIen dar ::1} beautification project t :~: St'!'vkc rur S.l\'lt'ly 1lf Alfn•d uwt Tuesday ( \·ldtrat ion, Mrtl'ietl;J , Sept . W, t·v.>mng, May 15, at the lwmc uf :11111 i11st.aJia\iu11 or 1!)74 nfrit'ei'S Jkkn W~ x.Kie, wiU1 an altf.md· in I )cl'L'mbcr . OIIH't' or 14 llll'JUIJt.•r·s iitld Olll' 1\ noll' ul tlwnk~ for the $5 "i stlu r . Ma ry Carr . Nl· ilil' n ·n•ntly Sl'lll h1 Fair Chcml'C, Parkt·r. pn.•sidcnl. prcsid1,.'< l. l!w . wa ~ rc.ad . Nellie Parker M .F HED 'l'hl' Wullll'll's Dis ll'lf·l Pnt~' l'l' b); Evelyn J.ch111ail ~ave a l't>porl un the work of roJiowt•tl IJy tile hylllll , " 11Ht'S Duris H ~u·hnan. missinn(lry Lu • .h·su s c.u-e '? '" opened tht• .J<ip<lll . lltl'l'ling . . N;~pkins and <:ard sa les were Hull l'ttll w.as made <.~nd 29 diSt·us.wd . Smnc gt!latin w<.~s skk and shul-in l'a l.ls were soh! ;md the p.r«;!sident reported rl'ptwlr,.'£1 the pa st month . anutht•r orde r is to urr ive soon. Tile en nfcrcnt't' for the Hut!s wert• sold. Several nice drangiltJ.! of the &,t·icty name is OlleS ill'l' StiJI Ufl hand . In be held in D~yton, Ohiu The presi dent rcpor'Led a nstcad of S pringfield, as lvti ssi~111..&·huol Scholarship is n·Pviuusly ~mnounccd . The tu be ufft>rcd .a gain this year. Nt•sl Ohiu Olllfcrent:c is to be She lws received ~ new hand ht:ld at J.<.tkcs idc, bcgin uing buu k fllr the ~oeie ty :md some These Rutland Elementary S<hool student$ wer e among the some 200 pupils of Hutland, .June 10. Othe r sched u led new rct~ding bouks. Salem Cen:ei and Ha rrisonville S<hools laking part in the recent "Spring Fling", a varil'ty t'Vt!ut s arc the School of '1' !1e program, led by show, staged in the Rutland gymnasium under the direction of Mrs. Maurita Miller. The pir· Mi ssiun s. Westerville; .July 9~ Florence Spent·e r , was , "God tured students were featured in a remember when ''School Days'' type number: J.uvcs Us, Du I believe that ?" fro 11 1 the new prn~ r am bonk, " Live A New Life;" the Song " MmThing to Zion" w.as sung"; s,c'l'i ptu rc I .Juhn 4:7-12 was re<~ d . ami a praye r given. ami a Ins tru ctive m ovies related to ga th e ~in g trumpet which traps "qucst.i onm.Jit·L' on Fa ith ''yas eyes, ca rs and teeth were insec ts, dust and ot h e r <tn swcred and discussed . shown by the Rev. Robert Co rd irritants, the middJe ear as that T he hostess, ;.rss is tc d by at the fourth VIM 1Vigor In which carries sound to the othe rs, st•rvcd a dcsscrt l'(mrsc TU PPERS PLAINS - The Robe rt Dors t, news , r eporter. M;::aturity) progra m sponsored irmer ear, ~ nd the inner ear as duri ng the s<~<:ia l hour . The Me~ y meeti ng of the P.ose On th e pr o~ r a m boo k by the Meigs County Retired the ared which carri es the next n!ceting will be Tuesday, Garden Club was held Wed- commi ttee for 1973-74 se lected Teacher.s Assn . Friday at the sound waves to the brain. The Jun e 19, at 8 p.m . e~ t the home nesday at 8 p.m., at the home by Mrs. Har old Massar are uf Mrs. Oscar BabcO<,'k, Mrs . M1·s. Gle n Stout, Mrs. Murl Pom e r oy Se ni or Citi zens inn er ear is also the organ for of El eanor Boyles. She will balance. Deafness is often lead the prug r.a m . Cente r . Cha rles Ca rr , pres ident , Grirfi th , Mrs. Cha rles Carr Rose 'Garden club has May meeting presiding. Oevu lions were prese nted by Mrs. Charles Massa r, The ver se of the month was r ead by Mts. John Arbaugh. Eleven members ~ n s wer ed the roll call by nam ing a sta te park. The prug ran i topic on dahl i'a .S was not pr esented due to the a bsence of th e prog ram chai rman . The president read a letter concerning the reg:a tto fl ower show in .June. Mrs. Rube rt Dorst, chairman of lhe nominatin g ·committee re por ted the 19(3-74 officers a ~ follows, Mr·s. Harold Ma ssar pres ide nt; Mr~ . Charles Carr ' vi ce presid ent ; . Mrs . . Floyd Stout , secr e tary; Mrs. Gle n St cmt , tr e a surer a nd Mrs. VIM views films Mrs. Helen Dors t, and Mrs: F'rederi ck Goebpl. The Jtrn e mee ting a nd picnic will be held at the hom e of Mrs. Fkyd Stout. A silent a ucti on will be held following the m ee ting. Mrs. Fr e de ri c k Goe be l dis played the monthly specia l ar ran ge me n t , co n s i ~ tin g of Colwnbines. The pre·s iden t a ske d me mbe r:~ to dona te flower i:l. IT<mgernen ts for th e OliveOrange AlWlmi banQue t to be held June 2. The door· prize wa s won by Mrs. Eula Swan , tpe travelin g pri ze by Mrs. Robert Dorst. Refre shme nts were served by the hostess assisted by he r ni ece Mr s. Sandra Ma s.sar . Missionary society elects new officers Offic ers were elec ted and Those . a tte ndin g reg is t e r ed by Mrs. were Mary Hughes, Mrs. Rac.hel McBride and Mrs. Margare t Ambe rger . ''Light of Your Life" wa s the lopic of the fir st film which dea lt with catarac ts, the lea ding cause of blindness. It was n oted that ca taracts are (J cloudiness of the lenses of the eye which interferes with the pa ssage of light rays through the pupils. Drugs or surgery cao remove catara cts a nd eyes can be help1.>d . by contact lenses or g la sses. Glaucoma , the second cause of blindness is an excessi'.ie pressure inside the eye which is ca used by the .accumulation of wate ry fluid which fails to dmin out. The film pointed out that researc h show s that gla uc oma t e ndencies m ay be inherited . lt, too , can be tr eated by drugs or surgery . Th e seco nd -film wa s "Shadows of Sound" and dealt with the car. It des cribed the out e r ear a s th e sound AMt-:HICAN l.t: g iurl Auxiliary. Ha car1c P<ISl ti02, 8 11.11r . at the hall . .fUN lO ll AMERICAN l.e~ion Auxiliary . Feeney -Bennett Post 128, MiddJcport, 7 p.m. e~t the llCIII . 'l'Hi': Southern Local Band H•1ustcrs will huld their re~ul~u ll Jeeting .at 7: :to p .m . at the high Sl' lmol. WEUNF.SDAY Christ ian WOMEN'S Tcll1pcnmee Union, 2 p.m. at tile Pomeroy United Methodist Church . AMER I CAN J. EG ION Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, potluck at 6::10 p.m . wi th}lcgitmnai r cs to be guests. t\ ux11'iary member s to Utke a covered dish. Meeting at 7: :JO Jl ,lll , ·II O OI VAL! .f:Y Com111arHiry, Knights Te mpl ar, s ta ted t·om· Javc, 7;:JO ' p. m. i.ll by punc tured ear drums; middle ear inf~ctions . and bo.ne ove rgrowth whic h can be helped by hearing aid or surgery . "Why Am I Here '! " was the topi c of the third film on the tee th and ora·l hygie ne . EmParticipation in the Rega tta pha s is was on the necessity of flow e r s how wa s pl:mned seeing a dentist who can detect ht~d Hacinc dunt~ted seve r;;~! uf flow ers whi ch we re pla n led at the c hur ch by Mrs. Be rn,a rd l.e dlie, Mrs. Leslie Hoffnwn and Mrs . B<.~rr . It wa s Second Tuesday c hai rw omen named at a recent niee tin g of th e MissiOnary Scx:ie.ty of the Laurel Cliff Free c.: hairw uman of miss ions and · M e lh t !d i~ t Churc h. education. Others named were The new offi cers . ar~ Mrs. Mrs. Madge l Smith , steward.Jean Wri ght president; MrS. s hip and praye r l:ircle chairIva Powell, vice president and Wfl man ; and Mrs. Powell, progra m ch<;t irwoman ; Mrs. reporter . LONG BOTTOM - The Wil s orl's hom e the fir s t Second Tuesda y Club met on Tu c~da y oF .Jun e. Amber Lohn , second vi c e M rs. M,i ldred ·J acobs wa s Mrs. H'a yma n rece ived a Ma y Hi al the home of Erpresid ent; Mrs ·. E sta Wise • appoin ted tu assist Mrs. Lohn t·ectJ t ·~irig ~ec r e tary ; ncs line Hay man with s ~ v en llos t.ess gift . 'l'hc dub will go to in a members hip drive. The Marg u e rit e L e ifh e i t, next meeli r.g will be he ld in me mbe rs , M <.~ r y Pie rce, Ada ~otn c ruy to the Se nior Citi zens Ri sse ll , Ga rrn e lt He ns ley, Mee tin g on May 24. cv!'r e s p o n~lin g secretary ; Mrs. Aug us t due to the annu a l Don na Gilm or e, tr ea s ure r ; conference in June . A Bible Marie Swt::tn , I.ei:Jna He nsley, Mrs. Wr ight, delegate to sc hool will also be conducted (:It !\lkc and Toby Curti s, and c..:onfc re nce. g u e~ t ~ Mal·ga rc t Amberge r the c hurt:h in June . Mrs. Dor is Bu ckle y · was \:l fld P ea rle We lke r present. It w<:~S liedded tu mak e dolls fur !he Ar ts a nd Cr aft Fair to be held during the Rcg <.~t lli ·wee ke nd CJ l t he Po m e r oy A wi ener l'oasl wu s held .Juni or High Sc hool. Fridu y n i ~ ht at the Route :J:J The area-wide revival to be the meeting with Sindy Allen The club will m eet at Mona d rurulsidc park fur me mbers of held June ~ at the Meigs giving the secretary 's repOrt. the .Juni11r Missiunar,y Socie ty .Junior Hi g h Sc hool, Mid- Sha ron Bing wa s e le cted •r. '') . : .. . ." () f t.hc Laurel C liff Free I dleport , waS announced at a treasurer to fill the office Mc1 hodis L Church . .,meeting Sunday of the Meigs va cated when Jane Hazelton AI Lending were Mrs . Dar'lene I think th e Dl•luocra ti c County Youth of the Churches moved away·. The attendance party h as movc:d furt he r t n .Jef fers <.~nd c hildren , Joy ce of Christ at the Hemlock Grove banner wa s won by th e the l eft noW th an ~1t a nv Bake r , Mrs. Doris Buckley, Church. Bradford Church. time in . n1 y \ifcti1n c. It' s h·ft Crys t.al and Sharon B u Ckl(.~ y , Terry Pickens had. charge of Roger Watson, minister of th e main st rea !ll o f th e JH.'(Ithe Hemlock Grove Church, .JJJ e . Th e Hc pu b.li t i.ln Pa rt y Shirley a nd IUc hard Fri end • talked to the group on the topic has m oved from th e r igh t Ma r k <..~ nd Belindu Fri·e nd , a nd a nd n ow re prese nt s the Lmra , John , ami Anita Smith . " Is the Church on Fire." The PLA!\' PICNIC broa d spectru m of attiv i tie ~ The Free Me thodist Youth A picni c will be held at 5 p.m. next rally will be at the f>!id- in th u puli lica l are na . a! SI) m et rece ntly at the p~ rk - J ulw H. Co11noll.'l· Jnnn('r Wednesdn at the Route 33 dle port ~ Church on June 10. fur a wie ner roast. Twc nty'/' re(ISIU'!J .'\ecn.• taru o rul Ro<:t dsi de P a rk , ri ght s ide uuvcnu n· uf '/' e .w~ . ort· lll!'c e yuun g pcclplc attended . lra ve lin l-( nor th , for t he rw11 HC111H /1is clw llfJC 11 ( Tllt:y e nj oyed a ba ll gam e e~ nd SENIORS' HONORED reli git1us education class of th e flflrl.ies . had gro up singing with gui l.d t ' BibJes we re presented to Sacred Hea rt catholic Church• <JCCillllpan illle n t. seve n g radu ~ lin g se niors their pe~ re nts, and guests Of the Adul l') with the youn g people Th e e(.lrt h 1s g r ea t est children . Those needing rides Su11da y morning a t the Laurel were Mr . cmd Mrs. Steve Eblin , . e~re asked to call eithe r 992-3173 Cliff Free Method ist Church. In known ol'ea n 9"t·.i>th i!' in th e Mr . a nd Mrs. Richard I<"r ie nd th (:' group wer e Vicky' Hanson, Paci fk's Maria n a Tre nt h or 992-2221. or to be at the mnl the Rev. I{(Jbct't Buc kley. Ba rbar a Klein , Greg F:blin, :Jij. HI!! feet. c hurc h al 4: :~0 p.m . !11 the event of rain , the picnic will be held ~a n Pul·li ns , Ma r vin Friend, .John Moorl' ~lfld .James Birchin 1he c hurch baseme nt. field ; club has meet Church youth enjoy weiner roast, picnic \ A rea revival announced · . 1 FLOWERS Kel.l/ln.a'l:or FOR MEMORIAL DAY , AIR CONDITIONERS . also notCd that Mrs. l..edlic and Mrs. BwT pla nted some pink dogwood tre es a t th e Salem Ct• tll.cl' School . Mrs. William Willford condul'te<.l a wllrks hop at the llle c l.in g on how lu make cors a ges. Psalm · 67 wa s read by Mrs. Francis Wilcox and the 111 c mb e r s gave th e F.nrd's Pr;Jyc r · in un ison . ~'or roll call members muucd a s prinl-( wild flower. The hos tess scr\'cd refreshIHents of it e t rcarn , cake and L'offce to those named t::tnd Mrs. .Oe lbe r t Mitc hell ,' T e resa Mih:hc ll , Mrs. Bruce Morris , Mrs. Le nvillc Harmon , Mrs. Da vid Bake r, Mrs. Eu ~cnc .John~ lo n , Mrs. F1·ank Gilkey and th e guesl'i, Mrs. Willford a nd Te resa LivinJ,.\s ton . BARBS .at te nd. By 1'1111. PAS'I'Oitl-:'1' FRIDAY Ap r il s huwc r·s bring Mav VIGOR IN Maturity, 2 p.m., fl owe r s w h id1. in t urn . b r i n ~ fom.1c;· Pomer oy .Jr . Hig h ; June trabg rass . fi nal session; e mphasis un lll L'< Ii car e, ~oc ial security, and l'tJillmunity resuurt'CS. Plan regatta Lishoa first • mr stop flower show symptoms of other disease by dm;ing the Thursda y m eeting th e way the mouth and teeth of l.he H <~mestcad Garden Club look . Su c h dise ases a s held at tile home <>f Mrs. Alpha diabe tes , ]~ukemia , a nemia, Barr . Mrs . Larry Barr .talked on <I vitamin de fici ency and often th e Rega t ta flowe r sh6w to be cancer · arc detected by a dentis t. Th e symptom s of s inged June ! fi and 17 in the tr ouble include loose g ums, P u n~er uy Mot or Comp a ny loose tef:! th , unpleasant breath; showroom and a sked me mbers mouth irritation and bleeding of the dub to make four C:t!Tan ~e menl'i for exhibit in the gums. The final VlM progral-n wiU show . Il was voted to t:onbe " Adjust to Life's Patterns." t.rilJute $5 tuw~rd s the expenses It will be presented· Friday { 1f sla l!,ing the show . Th e civic beautifi ca tion from 2 to 4 p.m . at the center pr oject a t th e Langs vill e with a re presentative from the Marietta' Social Security Office Churc h wa s disc ussed ~nd Mrs . noted th at to be prese nt to answ er Larr y B ~ rr Cle l an d ;~ Gr eenhouse a t questions. Thompson, Mrs. Pat Thoma iiOd Mrs: Nancy Collins. Mr--s . .Te1:rell, Mrs. Lewis e~nd Mrs. Thompson were appointed to JlUrehase evergreens to be ,addt-d . The litter wa lk was discussed and a r·eport or its success given . The club voted to contribute $5 toword the expenses t )f the Regatta flower show. Mrs . Coll ins will have c harge of the club's r<£d io proJJram on .Ju ne 4 and her topic a t that lillie will be uwthc flower show the l' u1ne r ny Masonic TerrJplc . All sir k n i ~ h l<; a re urged to ca ~ s ed f~1t.s nam e d Juni or Miss ionar y Socie ty direc tor ; t:tnd Mrs. Shirley Fri e nd was named - TU ~~~ U AY Adchlional planliugs at the l'ivic. beautifie<.Jtitm pn1jccl (It !he Mt·igs County Jnrirul:lr) lwve bL>cn !lli.ldc hy thr ' \Vlll ding Trail (iardL'II flt!\ 1 A n.·pnrt un th~...· prHject was given wh en the dulJ met Wednesday night i:lt the horne uf Mrs, A<lf(JII Ke lton . II wa s nulcd that pla11t ;ngs we re mmh• by Mrs . l1 ll'i.l licc·glc, Mrs . Wilmcj Tcrrdl. Mrs . Addodnw Lewis, Mrs . Alice · Spettk i 'lt!J IJf t.IH' credi· bilil-?1 !J<IP i.~ like menthmiuu the ~:ruwl C trii?JI!II r1 s 11 cnrck m Ute soil . e njoy a side trip lu F:storil a nd Sintra for From USDA Choice Beef H i-j( I ::JO p .m . at the home of Mrs . Lewis with Mrs. Co !ling to invited tu participa te We Accept Federal Food S tamps in PHONE: 992-3480 preparation for . the Ragatla fluwcr show. Mrs . Thompson judged the riower a rr a ngeme nt s ·a nd awurded a blue ribbon to Mrs. J.ewis for a line mass PICNIC BROUGHTON'S 2% H ~vc cool clt•an ai r ton i gh t . To trtl ven 'lila ti on. Mason Furniture PH . 77J 5592 'f'A SON, W . \1 A. ART'S GUN SHOP & HARDWARE TLA O. USDA CHOICE 39¢ giant . SIZe · While They Last 2 lb. pkg. · t~b. bag .McCLURE'S TOMATOES 8 PAK 16 oz. bois. 6 pak 79¢ - 8 PePSI ,D pak Frozen Food Sale! . sC01 ~o flt\\.K 1\\~1 The Fabric Sh_Qp Pomeroy Ti l[ :IH J(;LH CO MPANY COURT ST. POMEROY gallon ·Only • I GORTON'S FISH CAKES . 2 lb. box BOOTH'S · 8oz. FISH STICKS pkg. scoT -LAD FRENCH FRIES 5 lb. bag SCOT LAD 16 oz. ORANGE JUICE can = = -= -= ONLY MARK v 0000 ONLY AT STORE = I I I I I WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A. 10 OZ. JAR OF .M Instant AXWELL HOUSE" I I I L- -r----f'~it;•·~ S<.tturd;~--..,;..-~ 1 COFFEE - ll OZ. pak 11111111 r--- --·- AT COFFEE CREAMER 24 1' ~ nDE -=- DOLLARS 'I r OlJF''< Giant Size * SAVE N'S NORTH STAR LOnA POPS r1t oz. 59¢ I Of S I I I Chr.~ r ''I ' i•:rtl·trl' . f.!:g ,' 1'11, ~, , ,, h ; 1V•: tl r1~ · dtt pl:111 d •··. l'lll' rflq f1l yt111 r h t! dfJN IN•· ' ll· ,r, t1:1V1' :lll l l•·r·ill l :tr!•· 111 polity _18 WIIH COUPO N I •' 99¢ V/\llJI'Ifll! COUPONS 7-UP and PEPSI REG. & DIET CANS 16 oz. bots. SP£CIIt PIIC£ WITH tHIS COUPON CUP 89¢ • 992-2284 ~~~ _ 59e MARK V Diet Rite Cola or Dad's Root Beer SAVE WHEN YOU BUY A 10 oz. Jar of INSTANT FOLGER'S COFFEE CRYSTALS CUCUMBERS, . h MANGO . eac . . ES, RADISHES •••••••• Pepsi-Cola DAIRY ISLE 79e lb. 49¢ Large 16 oz. van ely f'. 59¢ Scot lad. PAK tC£ 1\L(fl ' CIRCUS PEANUTS RC .COLA WITH EVERY 1 PURCHASE r r ~A~~e;;; SINQfft Dt SANDWICH COOKIES POLISH SAUSAGE Speci;~/! FLOWER SEEDS ~·~··-·-.: -'.','j · fl. Ca11dy $129 SUPERIORS 2 milclunc IJy Sinqr.r hu::-~ <111 1hc fr;<cturCs you'll nor.-d IO crc<Jtr) t od.1y~. nrcnt f<l shton look s. Sew ~; s lril lfJh l or Zlq-znq r: lilches h c1~ lh c exclusive Smrrcr ,, fro nt drop l n bohbin. p lu s r1 hu l ll ·l n b llrld S11!ch rcilturc ilnd many rnorc S•nqc r extras · $}19 FREE PACKAGE Mn te · ziq -Z<JfJ lb. . lb. lOLA'S $}}795 REG. '129.95 HAM SLICES Ground Round gallon In The Plastic J IVORY LIQUID \ TENDER AND LEAN I · For Grads For Brides GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE 89 e l-Ib. pkg. GIFTS to a com pre hensive visit to Li sbon , nwmb crs of the New s paper Tour s l.ld . Ai r Cruise will ALL MEAT WIENERS I' ~~Cwln(l • 1 ·t $1 ° Day . SUPERIORS 91b. .- on a Singer zig·zag sewing machine complete wjth carrying case Th c _ F<1 ~~~ 1ion Ground Chuck lb. FEMININE C'llUTit.r y. In <Jdditiun em USDA CHOICE c .Ul 1:.' & P£R MANJ:.'N1' Open HAMS . 6,000 to 24,000 BTU lb. Fully Cooked best res ults a nd that th e p l <mlin~ site be one whic h i: well d rai ned . As for watering, norm< n linfall ordinaril y provid£ FANTASTIC SAVINGS O N LY MIDDLEPORT, 0. "We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities" arnwgement, a blue to Mrs . Terrell for a tall line mass, a nd a blue to Mrs : Ke lson for a JtispliJy uf wild rlowers and a mass a rr a nge m e nt o£ snowball. The program by Mrs. CliJ r·encc Hea ton was on " G r ow ing th e Flowe rin g Dogwood." She spoke of the VCJ rieties of dogwood and said that the best time to pla nt them is in the late winter or spring before g r ow th beg in s. Sh e sugges ted that the trees be obtained from a nursery for enough moisture for dog wo(}( whic h have been muJc hed wi .t. pea t. muss. oa k lea ves or forest li !t.t'!" wi th a layer of about th ree inc hes, Mrs. He aton painted out. Sl1c :iaid tha t sig ns of low soij fertility a re small , sparse, pa1" le rt ves and short twig growt . As Jor di sc a ~e s, Mrs. Heato sa id that trunk canker is mo;._ of le n fa tal to · the Ire~. Dog wood s ar e e xtr e m e l~ Any Amount GROUND BEEF SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 serve o:ts chairperson. J Wlior g;u·<i cn dub members will be brief visit to the Sunn y coa s ta l beac h playg round . Another fe.atu re COLUMB US - First stop of will c nt:ompass a visit to a the News paper Tours Ltd . Air Fmlo ~· cs t a urant fur typi ca l Cr.uisc to Europe , July 8-22, is l'Ui sine of the country a s we ll r.is boa, better knuwn Lc1 our <_Is l• ~ertl s tyle e nter tainm ent. scn~ iti ve tu. weed-killin pa tron s i:iS Li sbon . Thi s Lisbon , alth uu~ h the first ehe ru iea ls, she cautioned. milh~ nar y c il y , t apital of 1 s lop on a spectacular, 15-day, Por tug;Jl ,' is janmfed with well- we ll-paced vi sit to Western ke pt gree n vis tas of parklands Eur ope, will be a lll em ura bl e and gardens. The a rea s a re one . carefully tend ed fvr childre n's Spt:t t·e on this Comprehens ive e njoymen t ond people's rest. pa ckage trip is limited and is Li sbon combine s th e filling rapidly. Details ma y be romance of the pa st with the ...;ecut·ed at lhis news paper or a t p1'11J.: l'Cs."' of today . It abounds in Hichard l ..cwi s Trave l Service wi~te a ve nues which ·a llow w-ild- in Columbus, Oi:iyhm or Cin driving mo tol-i sts plenty of ci nn(Jti . Don 't dela y but ac t ruum t.u . ea vurt he Ite r ske)ter Iwitty if you wa nt to be among Mai n rat Sycamore · will! a 111inimum of a ccidents. the fortunate persons joining POM E ROY. 0 . Tr ~ 1ffi l' cir cles and Jarge public" th is s ummer hia tus to Europe . sq u.are.s d i.sphj y mon~m ents to lhe falllous amid st backdrops of afH;ic nl and modern buildin gs. Till' cit y iS IJuilt on hills , is u uwe than BOO year s old .t~nd is <I collcdion of Mooris h, Roman <llld Ba roque ar c hitectural :.;yt.lcs with a f~w innovations of nat ive cultur e sprinkled in . ln the oilier S"ec tions with the ir 1 nmTow stree ts 111any homes are fr onted with mos aic tiles uf v ar y in g .s izes, co lor s and s ly les. The majestic &!lazar bridge is ; 1 monumen t lu Portuguese l'ngineerin g , while t:1e bull ring of Cmnpu Pequeno s tands as tllll'ic nt les ti~twny to a Part of ·tile popuh1r life in Portugal. 1•: 1a ho ra t c I y ad urn c d· MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~·; 1th edral s a nd a ~ iant sized ~ t <J1U e of Chris t bare witness lo 1he reli giou s atmosphc r·c of the Cl • ..r wlm·h she is chairperson .' ~rs . Huth Moore presided at lh1• mt!cting with mefl]bers fi!ISWl'rillg ruB call by "My Ftlvorile Wild F lower ," A workshop"was planned for June· · JAR 39¢ WITH COUPON I I I MARK V STORE lO OZ. JAR ONLY WITH COUPON t L _ _ONE COUPOI!JER FAMI~Y ·_QfFER £MI!!!S_6-2-73 $.}39 - - MARK -V-COUPON- - - - - -:-- i • I I I l WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A _ _ OZ. JAR. OF 8 I MAXIM® I I I I FREEZE-DRIED COFFEE AT I MARK V SUPER MARKET 8 OZ. JA~ ~NLY $159 WITH COUPON �I 7-The ' :~,,,~,·~so,~r;r,,.,_,,.,If Winding Trail continues Mrs. Woode hostess for WSCS meeting {: CaIen dar ::1} beautification project t :~: St'!'vkc rur S.l\'lt'ly 1lf Alfn•d uwt Tuesday ( \·ldtrat ion, Mrtl'ietl;J , Sept . W, t·v.>mng, May 15, at the lwmc uf :11111 i11st.aJia\iu11 or 1!)74 nfrit'ei'S Jkkn W~ x.Kie, wiU1 an altf.md· in I )cl'L'mbcr . OIIH't' or 14 llll'JUIJt.•r·s iitld Olll' 1\ noll' ul tlwnk~ for the $5 "i stlu r . Ma ry Carr . Nl· ilil' n ·n•ntly Sl'lll h1 Fair Chcml'C, Parkt·r. pn.•sidcnl. prcsid1,.'< l. l!w . wa ~ rc.ad . Nellie Parker M .F HED 'l'hl' Wullll'll's Dis ll'lf·l Pnt~' l'l' b); Evelyn J.ch111ail ~ave a l't>porl un the work of roJiowt•tl IJy tile hylllll , " 11Ht'S Duris H ~u·hnan. missinn(lry Lu • .h·su s c.u-e '? '" opened tht• .J<ip<lll . lltl'l'ling . . N;~pkins and <:ard sa les were Hull l'ttll w.as made <.~nd 29 diSt·us.wd . Smnc gt!latin w<.~s skk and shul-in l'a l.ls were soh! ;md the p.r«;!sident reported rl'ptwlr,.'£1 the pa st month . anutht•r orde r is to urr ive soon. Tile en nfcrcnt't' for the Hut!s wert• sold. Several nice drangiltJ.! of the &,t·icty name is OlleS ill'l' StiJI Ufl hand . In be held in D~yton, Ohiu The presi dent rcpor'Led a nstcad of S pringfield, as lvti ssi~111..&·huol Scholarship is n·Pviuusly ~mnounccd . The tu be ufft>rcd .a gain this year. Nt•sl Ohiu Olllfcrent:c is to be She lws received ~ new hand ht:ld at J.<.tkcs idc, bcgin uing buu k fllr the ~oeie ty :md some These Rutland Elementary S<hool student$ wer e among the some 200 pupils of Hutland, .June 10. Othe r sched u led new rct~ding bouks. Salem Cen:ei and Ha rrisonville S<hools laking part in the recent "Spring Fling", a varil'ty t'Vt!ut s arc the School of '1' !1e program, led by show, staged in the Rutland gymnasium under the direction of Mrs. Maurita Miller. The pir· Mi ssiun s. Westerville; .July 9~ Florence Spent·e r , was , "God tured students were featured in a remember when ''School Days'' type number: J.uvcs Us, Du I believe that ?" fro 11 1 the new prn~ r am bonk, " Live A New Life;" the Song " MmThing to Zion" w.as sung"; s,c'l'i ptu rc I .Juhn 4:7-12 was re<~ d . ami a praye r given. ami a Ins tru ctive m ovies related to ga th e ~in g trumpet which traps "qucst.i onm.Jit·L' on Fa ith ''yas eyes, ca rs and teeth were insec ts, dust and ot h e r <tn swcred and discussed . shown by the Rev. Robert Co rd irritants, the middJe ear as that T he hostess, ;.rss is tc d by at the fourth VIM 1Vigor In which carries sound to the othe rs, st•rvcd a dcsscrt l'(mrsc TU PPERS PLAINS - The Robe rt Dors t, news , r eporter. M;::aturity) progra m sponsored irmer ear, ~ nd the inner ear as duri ng the s<~<:ia l hour . The Me~ y meeti ng of the P.ose On th e pr o~ r a m boo k by the Meigs County Retired the ared which carri es the next n!ceting will be Tuesday, Garden Club was held Wed- commi ttee for 1973-74 se lected Teacher.s Assn . Friday at the sound waves to the brain. The Jun e 19, at 8 p.m . e~ t the home nesday at 8 p.m., at the home by Mrs. Har old Massar are uf Mrs. Oscar BabcO<,'k, Mrs . M1·s. Gle n Stout, Mrs. Murl Pom e r oy Se ni or Citi zens inn er ear is also the organ for of El eanor Boyles. She will balance. Deafness is often lead the prug r.a m . Cente r . Cha rles Ca rr , pres ident , Grirfi th , Mrs. Cha rles Carr Rose 'Garden club has May meeting presiding. Oevu lions were prese nted by Mrs. Charles Massa r, The ver se of the month was r ead by Mts. John Arbaugh. Eleven members ~ n s wer ed the roll call by nam ing a sta te park. The prug ran i topic on dahl i'a .S was not pr esented due to the a bsence of th e prog ram chai rman . The president read a letter concerning the reg:a tto fl ower show in .June. Mrs. Rube rt Dorst, chairman of lhe nominatin g ·committee re por ted the 19(3-74 officers a ~ follows, Mr·s. Harold Ma ssar pres ide nt; Mr~ . Charles Carr ' vi ce presid ent ; . Mrs . . Floyd Stout , secr e tary; Mrs. Gle n St cmt , tr e a surer a nd Mrs. VIM views films Mrs. Helen Dors t, and Mrs: F'rederi ck Goebpl. The Jtrn e mee ting a nd picnic will be held at the hom e of Mrs. Fkyd Stout. A silent a ucti on will be held following the m ee ting. Mrs. Fr e de ri c k Goe be l dis played the monthly specia l ar ran ge me n t , co n s i ~ tin g of Colwnbines. The pre·s iden t a ske d me mbe r:~ to dona te flower i:l. IT<mgernen ts for th e OliveOrange AlWlmi banQue t to be held June 2. The door· prize wa s won by Mrs. Eula Swan , tpe travelin g pri ze by Mrs. Robert Dorst. Refre shme nts were served by the hostess assisted by he r ni ece Mr s. Sandra Ma s.sar . Missionary society elects new officers Offic ers were elec ted and Those . a tte ndin g reg is t e r ed by Mrs. were Mary Hughes, Mrs. Rac.hel McBride and Mrs. Margare t Ambe rger . ''Light of Your Life" wa s the lopic of the fir st film which dea lt with catarac ts, the lea ding cause of blindness. It was n oted that ca taracts are (J cloudiness of the lenses of the eye which interferes with the pa ssage of light rays through the pupils. Drugs or surgery cao remove catara cts a nd eyes can be help1.>d . by contact lenses or g la sses. Glaucoma , the second cause of blindness is an excessi'.ie pressure inside the eye which is ca used by the .accumulation of wate ry fluid which fails to dmin out. The film pointed out that researc h show s that gla uc oma t e ndencies m ay be inherited . lt, too , can be tr eated by drugs or surgery . Th e seco nd -film wa s "Shadows of Sound" and dealt with the car. It des cribed the out e r ear a s th e sound AMt-:HICAN l.t: g iurl Auxiliary. Ha car1c P<ISl ti02, 8 11.11r . at the hall . .fUN lO ll AMERICAN l.e~ion Auxiliary . Feeney -Bennett Post 128, MiddJcport, 7 p.m. e~t the llCIII . 'l'Hi': Southern Local Band H•1ustcrs will huld their re~ul~u ll Jeeting .at 7: :to p .m . at the high Sl' lmol. WEUNF.SDAY Christ ian WOMEN'S Tcll1pcnmee Union, 2 p.m. at tile Pomeroy United Methodist Church . AMER I CAN J. EG ION Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, potluck at 6::10 p.m . wi th}lcgitmnai r cs to be guests. t\ ux11'iary member s to Utke a covered dish. Meeting at 7: :JO Jl ,lll , ·II O OI VAL! .f:Y Com111arHiry, Knights Te mpl ar, s ta ted t·om· Javc, 7;:JO ' p. m. i.ll by punc tured ear drums; middle ear inf~ctions . and bo.ne ove rgrowth whic h can be helped by hearing aid or surgery . "Why Am I Here '! " was the topi c of the third film on the tee th and ora·l hygie ne . EmParticipation in the Rega tta pha s is was on the necessity of flow e r s how wa s pl:mned seeing a dentist who can detect ht~d Hacinc dunt~ted seve r;;~! uf flow ers whi ch we re pla n led at the c hur ch by Mrs. Be rn,a rd l.e dlie, Mrs. Leslie Hoffnwn and Mrs . B<.~rr . It wa s Second Tuesday c hai rw omen named at a recent niee tin g of th e MissiOnary Scx:ie.ty of the Laurel Cliff Free c.: hairw uman of miss ions and · M e lh t !d i~ t Churc h. education. Others named were The new offi cers . ar~ Mrs. Mrs. Madge l Smith , steward.Jean Wri ght president; MrS. s hip and praye r l:ircle chairIva Powell, vice president and Wfl man ; and Mrs. Powell, progra m ch<;t irwoman ; Mrs. reporter . LONG BOTTOM - The Wil s orl's hom e the fir s t Second Tuesda y Club met on Tu c~da y oF .Jun e. Amber Lohn , second vi c e M rs. M,i ldred ·J acobs wa s Mrs. H'a yma n rece ived a Ma y Hi al the home of Erpresid ent; Mrs ·. E sta Wise • appoin ted tu assist Mrs. Lohn t·ectJ t ·~irig ~ec r e tary ; ncs line Hay man with s ~ v en llos t.ess gift . 'l'hc dub will go to in a members hip drive. The Marg u e rit e L e ifh e i t, next meeli r.g will be he ld in me mbe rs , M <.~ r y Pie rce, Ada ~otn c ruy to the Se nior Citi zens Ri sse ll , Ga rrn e lt He ns ley, Mee tin g on May 24. cv!'r e s p o n~lin g secretary ; Mrs. Aug us t due to the annu a l Don na Gilm or e, tr ea s ure r ; conference in June . A Bible Marie Swt::tn , I.ei:Jna He nsley, Mrs. Wr ight, delegate to sc hool will also be conducted (:It !\lkc and Toby Curti s, and c..:onfc re nce. g u e~ t ~ Mal·ga rc t Amberge r the c hurt:h in June . Mrs. Dor is Bu ckle y · was \:l fld P ea rle We lke r present. It w<:~S liedded tu mak e dolls fur !he Ar ts a nd Cr aft Fair to be held during the Rcg <.~t lli ·wee ke nd CJ l t he Po m e r oy A wi ener l'oasl wu s held .Juni or High Sc hool. Fridu y n i ~ ht at the Route :J:J The area-wide revival to be the meeting with Sindy Allen The club will m eet at Mona d rurulsidc park fur me mbers of held June ~ at the Meigs giving the secretary 's repOrt. the .Juni11r Missiunar,y Socie ty .Junior Hi g h Sc hool, Mid- Sha ron Bing wa s e le cted •r. '') . : .. . ." () f t.hc Laurel C liff Free I dleport , waS announced at a treasurer to fill the office Mc1 hodis L Church . .,meeting Sunday of the Meigs va cated when Jane Hazelton AI Lending were Mrs . Dar'lene I think th e Dl•luocra ti c County Youth of the Churches moved away·. The attendance party h as movc:d furt he r t n .Jef fers <.~nd c hildren , Joy ce of Christ at the Hemlock Grove banner wa s won by th e the l eft noW th an ~1t a nv Bake r , Mrs. Doris Buckley, Church. Bradford Church. time in . n1 y \ifcti1n c. It' s h·ft Crys t.al and Sharon B u Ckl(.~ y , Terry Pickens had. charge of Roger Watson, minister of th e main st rea !ll o f th e JH.'(Ithe Hemlock Grove Church, .JJJ e . Th e Hc pu b.li t i.ln Pa rt y Shirley a nd IUc hard Fri end • talked to the group on the topic has m oved from th e r igh t Ma r k <..~ nd Belindu Fri·e nd , a nd a nd n ow re prese nt s the Lmra , John , ami Anita Smith . " Is the Church on Fire." The PLA!\' PICNIC broa d spectru m of attiv i tie ~ The Free Me thodist Youth A picni c will be held at 5 p.m. next rally will be at the f>!id- in th u puli lica l are na . a! SI) m et rece ntly at the p~ rk - J ulw H. Co11noll.'l· Jnnn('r Wednesdn at the Route 33 dle port ~ Church on June 10. fur a wie ner roast. Twc nty'/' re(ISIU'!J .'\ecn.• taru o rul Ro<:t dsi de P a rk , ri ght s ide uuvcnu n· uf '/' e .w~ . ort· lll!'c e yuun g pcclplc attended . lra ve lin l-( nor th , for t he rw11 HC111H /1is clw llfJC 11 ( Tllt:y e nj oyed a ba ll gam e e~ nd SENIORS' HONORED reli git1us education class of th e flflrl.ies . had gro up singing with gui l.d t ' BibJes we re presented to Sacred Hea rt catholic Church• <JCCillllpan illle n t. seve n g radu ~ lin g se niors their pe~ re nts, and guests Of the Adul l') with the youn g people Th e e(.lrt h 1s g r ea t est children . Those needing rides Su11da y morning a t the Laurel were Mr . cmd Mrs. Steve Eblin , . e~re asked to call eithe r 992-3173 Cliff Free Method ist Church. In known ol'ea n 9"t·.i>th i!' in th e Mr . a nd Mrs. Richard I<"r ie nd th (:' group wer e Vicky' Hanson, Paci fk's Maria n a Tre nt h or 992-2221. or to be at the mnl the Rev. I{(Jbct't Buc kley. Ba rbar a Klein , Greg F:blin, :Jij. HI!! feet. c hurc h al 4: :~0 p.m . !11 the event of rain , the picnic will be held ~a n Pul·li ns , Ma r vin Friend, .John Moorl' ~lfld .James Birchin 1he c hurch baseme nt. field ; club has meet Church youth enjoy weiner roast, picnic \ A rea revival announced · . 1 FLOWERS Kel.l/ln.a'l:or FOR MEMORIAL DAY , AIR CONDITIONERS . also notCd that Mrs. l..edlic and Mrs. BwT pla nted some pink dogwood tre es a t th e Salem Ct• tll.cl' School . Mrs. William Willford condul'te<.l a wllrks hop at the llle c l.in g on how lu make cors a ges. Psalm · 67 wa s read by Mrs. Francis Wilcox and the 111 c mb e r s gave th e F.nrd's Pr;Jyc r · in un ison . ~'or roll call members muucd a s prinl-( wild flower. The hos tess scr\'cd refreshIHents of it e t rcarn , cake and L'offce to those named t::tnd Mrs. .Oe lbe r t Mitc hell ,' T e resa Mih:hc ll , Mrs. Bruce Morris , Mrs. Le nvillc Harmon , Mrs. Da vid Bake r, Mrs. Eu ~cnc .John~ lo n , Mrs. F1·ank Gilkey and th e guesl'i, Mrs. Willford a nd Te resa LivinJ,.\s ton . BARBS .at te nd. By 1'1111. PAS'I'Oitl-:'1' FRIDAY Ap r il s huwc r·s bring Mav VIGOR IN Maturity, 2 p.m., fl owe r s w h id1. in t urn . b r i n ~ fom.1c;· Pomer oy .Jr . Hig h ; June trabg rass . fi nal session; e mphasis un lll L'< Ii car e, ~oc ial security, and l'tJillmunity resuurt'CS. Plan regatta Lishoa first • mr stop flower show symptoms of other disease by dm;ing the Thursda y m eeting th e way the mouth and teeth of l.he H <~mestcad Garden Club look . Su c h dise ases a s held at tile home <>f Mrs. Alpha diabe tes , ]~ukemia , a nemia, Barr . Mrs . Larry Barr .talked on <I vitamin de fici ency and often th e Rega t ta flowe r sh6w to be cancer · arc detected by a dentis t. Th e symptom s of s inged June ! fi and 17 in the tr ouble include loose g ums, P u n~er uy Mot or Comp a ny loose tef:! th , unpleasant breath; showroom and a sked me mbers mouth irritation and bleeding of the dub to make four C:t!Tan ~e menl'i for exhibit in the gums. The final VlM progral-n wiU show . Il was voted to t:onbe " Adjust to Life's Patterns." t.rilJute $5 tuw~rd s the expenses It will be presented· Friday { 1f sla l!,ing the show . Th e civic beautifi ca tion from 2 to 4 p.m . at the center pr oject a t th e Langs vill e with a re presentative from the Marietta' Social Security Office Churc h wa s disc ussed ~nd Mrs . noted th at to be prese nt to answ er Larr y B ~ rr Cle l an d ;~ Gr eenhouse a t questions. Thompson, Mrs. Pat Thoma iiOd Mrs: Nancy Collins. Mr--s . .Te1:rell, Mrs. Lewis e~nd Mrs. Thompson were appointed to JlUrehase evergreens to be ,addt-d . The litter wa lk was discussed and a r·eport or its success given . The club voted to contribute $5 toword the expenses t )f the Regatta flower show. Mrs . Coll ins will have c harge of the club's r<£d io proJJram on .Ju ne 4 and her topic a t that lillie will be uwthc flower show the l' u1ne r ny Masonic TerrJplc . All sir k n i ~ h l<; a re urged to ca ~ s ed f~1t.s nam e d Juni or Miss ionar y Socie ty direc tor ; t:tnd Mrs. Shirley Fri e nd was named - TU ~~~ U AY Adchlional planliugs at the l'ivic. beautifie<.Jtitm pn1jccl (It !he Mt·igs County Jnrirul:lr) lwve bL>cn !lli.ldc hy thr ' \Vlll ding Trail (iardL'II flt!\ 1 A n.·pnrt un th~...· prHject was given wh en the dulJ met Wednesday night i:lt the horne uf Mrs, A<lf(JII Ke lton . II wa s nulcd that pla11t ;ngs we re mmh• by Mrs . l1 ll'i.l licc·glc, Mrs . Wilmcj Tcrrdl. Mrs . Addodnw Lewis, Mrs . Alice · Spettk i 'lt!J IJf t.IH' credi· bilil-?1 !J<IP i.~ like menthmiuu the ~:ruwl C trii?JI!II r1 s 11 cnrck m Ute soil . e njoy a side trip lu F:storil a nd Sintra for From USDA Choice Beef H i-j( I ::JO p .m . at the home of Mrs . Lewis with Mrs. Co !ling to invited tu participa te We Accept Federal Food S tamps in PHONE: 992-3480 preparation for . the Ragatla fluwcr show. Mrs . Thompson judged the riower a rr a ngeme nt s ·a nd awurded a blue ribbon to Mrs. J.ewis for a line mass PICNIC BROUGHTON'S 2% H ~vc cool clt•an ai r ton i gh t . To trtl ven 'lila ti on. Mason Furniture PH . 77J 5592 'f'A SON, W . \1 A. ART'S GUN SHOP & HARDWARE TLA O. USDA CHOICE 39¢ giant . SIZe · While They Last 2 lb. pkg. · t~b. bag .McCLURE'S TOMATOES 8 PAK 16 oz. bois. 6 pak 79¢ - 8 PePSI ,D pak Frozen Food Sale! . sC01 ~o flt\\.K 1\\~1 The Fabric Sh_Qp Pomeroy Ti l[ :IH J(;LH CO MPANY COURT ST. POMEROY gallon ·Only • I GORTON'S FISH CAKES . 2 lb. box BOOTH'S · 8oz. FISH STICKS pkg. scoT -LAD FRENCH FRIES 5 lb. bag SCOT LAD 16 oz. ORANGE JUICE can = = -= -= ONLY MARK v 0000 ONLY AT STORE = I I I I I WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A. 10 OZ. JAR OF .M Instant AXWELL HOUSE" I I I L- -r----f'~it;•·~ S<.tturd;~--..,;..-~ 1 COFFEE - ll OZ. pak 11111111 r--- --·- AT COFFEE CREAMER 24 1' ~ nDE -=- DOLLARS 'I r OlJF''< Giant Size * SAVE N'S NORTH STAR LOnA POPS r1t oz. 59¢ I Of S I I I Chr.~ r ''I ' i•:rtl·trl' . f.!:g ,' 1'11, ~, , ,, h ; 1V•: tl r1~ · dtt pl:111 d •··. l'lll' rflq f1l yt111 r h t! dfJN IN•· ' ll· ,r, t1:1V1' :lll l l•·r·ill l :tr!•· 111 polity _18 WIIH COUPO N I •' 99¢ V/\llJI'Ifll! COUPONS 7-UP and PEPSI REG. & DIET CANS 16 oz. bots. SP£CIIt PIIC£ WITH tHIS COUPON CUP 89¢ • 992-2284 ~~~ _ 59e MARK V Diet Rite Cola or Dad's Root Beer SAVE WHEN YOU BUY A 10 oz. Jar of INSTANT FOLGER'S COFFEE CRYSTALS CUCUMBERS, . h MANGO . eac . . ES, RADISHES •••••••• Pepsi-Cola DAIRY ISLE 79e lb. 49¢ Large 16 oz. van ely f'. 59¢ Scot lad. PAK tC£ 1\L(fl ' CIRCUS PEANUTS RC .COLA WITH EVERY 1 PURCHASE r r ~A~~e;;; SINQfft Dt SANDWICH COOKIES POLISH SAUSAGE Speci;~/! FLOWER SEEDS ~·~··-·-.: -'.','j · fl. Ca11dy $129 SUPERIORS 2 milclunc IJy Sinqr.r hu::-~ <111 1hc fr;<cturCs you'll nor.-d IO crc<Jtr) t od.1y~. nrcnt f<l shton look s. Sew ~; s lril lfJh l or Zlq-znq r: lilches h c1~ lh c exclusive Smrrcr ,, fro nt drop l n bohbin. p lu s r1 hu l ll ·l n b llrld S11!ch rcilturc ilnd many rnorc S•nqc r extras · $}19 FREE PACKAGE Mn te · ziq -Z<JfJ lb. . lb. lOLA'S $}}795 REG. '129.95 HAM SLICES Ground Round gallon In The Plastic J IVORY LIQUID \ TENDER AND LEAN I · For Grads For Brides GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE 89 e l-Ib. pkg. GIFTS to a com pre hensive visit to Li sbon , nwmb crs of the New s paper Tour s l.ld . Ai r Cruise will ALL MEAT WIENERS I' ~~Cwln(l • 1 ·t $1 ° Day . SUPERIORS 91b. .- on a Singer zig·zag sewing machine complete wjth carrying case Th c _ F<1 ~~~ 1ion Ground Chuck lb. FEMININE C'llUTit.r y. In <Jdditiun em USDA CHOICE c .Ul 1:.' & P£R MANJ:.'N1' Open HAMS . 6,000 to 24,000 BTU lb. Fully Cooked best res ults a nd that th e p l <mlin~ site be one whic h i: well d rai ned . As for watering, norm< n linfall ordinaril y provid£ FANTASTIC SAVINGS O N LY MIDDLEPORT, 0. "We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities" arnwgement, a blue to Mrs . Terrell for a tall line mass, a nd a blue to Mrs : Ke lson for a JtispliJy uf wild rlowers and a mass a rr a nge m e nt o£ snowball. The program by Mrs. CliJ r·encc Hea ton was on " G r ow ing th e Flowe rin g Dogwood." She spoke of the VCJ rieties of dogwood and said that the best time to pla nt them is in the late winter or spring before g r ow th beg in s. Sh e sugges ted that the trees be obtained from a nursery for enough moisture for dog wo(}( whic h have been muJc hed wi .t. pea t. muss. oa k lea ves or forest li !t.t'!" wi th a layer of about th ree inc hes, Mrs. He aton painted out. Sl1c :iaid tha t sig ns of low soij fertility a re small , sparse, pa1" le rt ves and short twig growt . As Jor di sc a ~e s, Mrs. Heato sa id that trunk canker is mo;._ of le n fa tal to · the Ire~. Dog wood s ar e e xtr e m e l~ Any Amount GROUND BEEF SUPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 serve o:ts chairperson. J Wlior g;u·<i cn dub members will be brief visit to the Sunn y coa s ta l beac h playg round . Another fe.atu re COLUMB US - First stop of will c nt:ompass a visit to a the News paper Tours Ltd . Air Fmlo ~· cs t a urant fur typi ca l Cr.uisc to Europe , July 8-22, is l'Ui sine of the country a s we ll r.is boa, better knuwn Lc1 our <_Is l• ~ertl s tyle e nter tainm ent. scn~ iti ve tu. weed-killin pa tron s i:iS Li sbon . Thi s Lisbon , alth uu~ h the first ehe ru iea ls, she cautioned. milh~ nar y c il y , t apital of 1 s lop on a spectacular, 15-day, Por tug;Jl ,' is janmfed with well- we ll-paced vi sit to Western ke pt gree n vis tas of parklands Eur ope, will be a lll em ura bl e and gardens. The a rea s a re one . carefully tend ed fvr childre n's Spt:t t·e on this Comprehens ive e njoymen t ond people's rest. pa ckage trip is limited and is Li sbon combine s th e filling rapidly. Details ma y be romance of the pa st with the ...;ecut·ed at lhis news paper or a t p1'11J.: l'Cs."' of today . It abounds in Hichard l ..cwi s Trave l Service wi~te a ve nues which ·a llow w-ild- in Columbus, Oi:iyhm or Cin driving mo tol-i sts plenty of ci nn(Jti . Don 't dela y but ac t ruum t.u . ea vurt he Ite r ske)ter Iwitty if you wa nt to be among Mai n rat Sycamore · will! a 111inimum of a ccidents. the fortunate persons joining POM E ROY. 0 . Tr ~ 1ffi l' cir cles and Jarge public" th is s ummer hia tus to Europe . sq u.are.s d i.sphj y mon~m ents to lhe falllous amid st backdrops of afH;ic nl and modern buildin gs. Till' cit y iS IJuilt on hills , is u uwe than BOO year s old .t~nd is <I collcdion of Mooris h, Roman <llld Ba roque ar c hitectural :.;yt.lcs with a f~w innovations of nat ive cultur e sprinkled in . ln the oilier S"ec tions with the ir 1 nmTow stree ts 111any homes are fr onted with mos aic tiles uf v ar y in g .s izes, co lor s and s ly les. The majestic &!lazar bridge is ; 1 monumen t lu Portuguese l'ngineerin g , while t:1e bull ring of Cmnpu Pequeno s tands as tllll'ic nt les ti~twny to a Part of ·tile popuh1r life in Portugal. 1•: 1a ho ra t c I y ad urn c d· MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~·; 1th edral s a nd a ~ iant sized ~ t <J1U e of Chris t bare witness lo 1he reli giou s atmosphc r·c of the Cl • ..r wlm·h she is chairperson .' ~rs . Huth Moore presided at lh1• mt!cting with mefl]bers fi!ISWl'rillg ruB call by "My Ftlvorile Wild F lower ," A workshop"was planned for June· · JAR 39¢ WITH COUPON I I I MARK V STORE lO OZ. JAR ONLY WITH COUPON t L _ _ONE COUPOI!JER FAMI~Y ·_QfFER £MI!!!S_6-2-73 $.}39 - - MARK -V-COUPON- - - - - -:-- i • I I I l WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A _ _ OZ. JAR. OF 8 I MAXIM® I I I I FREEZE-DRIED COFFEE AT I MARK V SUPER MARKET 8 OZ. JA~ ~NLY $159 WITH COUPON �' 8 - ' The Daily Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. M") 2'1. 191:1 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classified:s Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES S P M Day Before Publicat ion M onday Deadline 9 a m . Can cell at ion - Correc t ions OF W ill be &c:cepted until9 am . t or Day of P ublication R EGULATION5 QUALITY The Pub lishe r r eserves the r ig ht to edit or reiect any ads deemed oblect ional . The pub lisher w itl not be responsible for mo re insert io n . Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS 1972 CHEVROLET IMPAlA Sl79S Hl'!rdtop sedan , desert g old wi th cove rt tr im , fa c tory air, tinted glass. JSO engine. power st eeri ng & powEr brak;es. radio, guard s & all the goodies. Never been titled . than one incorrect RATES For Sale For Sale 196/ OR:E l S200. F11ir conditio". HOME Grown Tomato plants 8-43 2451. for gar eden use . large stu rdy 5 16 t2tc plants ; Improved Mexican , Heinz 1350 and Supersonic; STEREO RAOlO . tape com al~o hot peppers , mangoes blni1tion , am tm ri1rli o, 4 and cabbage plants. On Rt. c.pca k.e,. sound system •. like 124, 500 ft . above 1he State new . Bal.lrlce tlll .27 or use Park m Syra cuse, 0 ., Th omas pur budget 1crm s. Call 992 Hayman . 3965, 4-2-4 lllc 5 18 6fc Business Services SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 24 Hour EXPERT Wheel Alignment *5.55 Pa1nt damage - 1973 Zi g Daily Service UPHOLSTERY Mat erial s, 2 nylon prin ts, cotton pr ints, Zag sewi ng ma chines. Still in M i nim um Charge 75c o r i ginal c artons . N o at ~n Mosf Amr-!'"ican Cars viny l s, vel vet s of all k ind s. 12 cents per w ord , t hree Pome r oy Recovery . 622 E. tachments needed as ou r GUARANTEEDc onsecutive insertions , Mam St , phone 992 7554 . con trol s are buill -in . Sews 18 cen ts per word six con with 1 or 2 needles. makes Phone 992-2094 5-3-241p secullve ihsertions . ' 25 Per Cent Disco unt on pa id butt onholes. sew on buttons, John Tucker, Rt . 4 1969C HEVELL E $1195 monogram s, and blind hem ads and ads pa id with in 10 days . 1973 STEREO a track . A small Ma libu H. T . Cpe .• 307 V 8 eng. , automati c. power steer in'), CARD OF THANK S s titch . Full cash pr ic<:! $38.50 Pomeroy, 0. Open8Tii.S balance o f $88.64 or pay $6.50 good tires, clean vinyl interior wi th bucket seats & con & OBITUARY or budget plan a vaila ble. Ph. 992-3954 Monday thru Saturday per m onth . Phone 992-5331. sole, dark grn. fin ish , r adio. Sl.50 for 50 word minimum . 4-20-tfc Each add i1ional word 2c . Eteclro 992 -7755.-Hyg iene Co. Phone ------,~ BLIND ADS 5-22-61c >--- - - - - - - - - - , Additional 25c Charge per MUST sell 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag Advertisement . se wing ma chi ne . Thi s ASK US ABOUT OFFICE HOUR S machine darns, embroider s. 3- VACUUM cleaner s new 1973 OPEN EVE: '. 0 P.!ol. 8: 30a . m . 10 5:00p .m. Da.ily , model. Comp lete with all makes buttonholes , all PRE - FABRICATED 8 : 30 a . m . to 12 :00 Noon c lean ing toot s. Small pa i nt f'OMERO l . OHIO without attachments . Just sa_turday . damage in shipping . Wi ll take dial and sew . Pay balance ~f 12 Years - 10.75 A . P . R . $27 cash or budget plan $38.50 or pay $5 per month . J for Your available . Electro-Hygiene Phone 992-S331 . Co., Ph one 992 -7755 . 4-20-tfc ... .1 OR 5 room house in P ome ro~ 5-22 -6tc IN LOVING memory of our :-:1-:: Z-::Eo--:-b-ed - :.- m-a-;t:tr-e-:ss:-.-.box .or M iddlepor t , Sou t h end . KIN G'cS B-uilt to Your 'Specs husband and father . Char l es Ren t not over $60 per mon th . SMALL fabr ic business . Entire rings and headboard , sp Delivered to Job Site " Chuck " Eblin , Jr. , who died Phone 992·3409, Pome r oy. · Qualify Today, Call stock for · sale. Antiquest, canis t e r - type She tland three years ago today . "f urnit ure. Kn its and St itches, 5 2\ -6tc bweeper , alm os t like new . Days of sadness st ilt are with Coolville , Ohi o. R ca son.;:~ble . Phone 992-5496. · us, Tears of silence often WA N TED pa stur e to ren t for so · ' 5-22-ltc 5-16-tt c fl ow ; to 100 calves. Mu st have Choose your own home from MATERIALS CO. But h is m~mory keeps hi m near p lenty of water and good F LOWER S l or M e morial Day, 773-SSS4 'Mason, w. Va . Your AREA DEALER . us, Sin'ce he le ft us thre~ years l ences. Call 992 7077 or wr ite pots, b.;:~ s k ets and spray s 99c UPHOLSTER your own f_ur . ago . Box· 14, M iner s. vi!l e, Ohio, nilure. Foam cushions. any and up . Al so loose fl owers. PIANO tuning, lane Dan ie l s, Sadly m jssed by hi s wife . 45763. Call after 5 p .m . ~ i ze. Co lt on , burlap, swive l Smalley's, Ches t er. Ohio . 259 Br oa dway,. M i ddleport. N ell ie , daughters , Max i ne 5-20-61p ba ses, zipper , dacron. web · LEGHORN hen s for sa le . SOc Ph one 985-3537. Phone 992-2082. each. Call 843-2l-4S. and Elizab eth and sons. HUMIDIFIERS bi ng, well . Pomeroy 5-16-7tc s. J7.6fp Wend el l and Bennie . 5-22 -lOic Recovery , 622 E. Main St ., Hot Water Heater.s S-22 -lt c =-=-~---=--:--­ phone 992 -755-4. POODLE pupp ies, Toy A.K .C.. DOZER and back hoe work ," Plumbing 1966 CHEVELLE 4 door V -8, 5-3-241p Chocolate -Shan qua lity. IN MEMORY of Larry Keith ponds and septic tanks , ditchautomatic , $300 . 1966 Electrical Work NEW J bedr oom home in Phon e 992 -5443 . Ing se rvi ce ; top soil, fill dirt', Lee who woul d have been Chevrolet , Bellaire, 4 door , VMa son, br ick front, hardwood 1 limestone .- B&K Ex cavating. .21 on May 21. 8 au1oma tic. Powe r steering, -============5=·= 6:..-t-jfc 2 A 1 R co ndi t ioners. l -8500 floors , gas heat, large lot. You itre sadly missed by us Ph one 992.-7121 or 992-5682. $600 . Call Robert H . Roush. r B.T. U ., 1-500 B.T.U . $200 for Phone 773 -S554. today , Yet even death cannot 9-1-tfc 247 219.S. both . Call after ~ - 992-2827. 5-22-61c SPRING SPECIALS k ~ep you away . 5-22 -Jtc 5·20·31p Your sweet laught er . your NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell's sunny smile ; 19 70 DODGE , auto. , po wer Garage, near Crossroads on 1971 B SA 650 . Less than 2,000 " PHONE " L . Parker for Cattle 992-2448 A. l. Sire Service, Pomeroy St. Rt. 124 ; all mechanic work God has left us for awh ile . brakes and poWer _steeri ng, 1 1 ac tual m iles . Pai sley paint. 992-2264 , Life's troub les will not care , ai r , FM & AM tape player, inc luding automat ic trans Pomeroy, 0. ma tc hing helmet. ex tra pad s. In Carton · 5-13-12tc One lines mar your face , Mpg s. Phone 992-50B..J after 5 m iss ions. Monday thru Ex cellen t condition. $895. 992 Set Up, 134.95 p :m . Saturday, 8 : jO a. m . to s- p . m . The ever young beaut i f ul MEMORIAL Day celebra tion a t 7210. 5-20-Jtc memories w i ll keep their Phorie 992-7121 or 992-6392 . 5-2 -3tp HOUSE in Long 6ottom. Phone Ra c ine Fire Sta tion May 25 985-3529 . place . 5-3-301c thru May 28. Kiddie rides a ll 4 6-.1.1-tfc Sadly miss ed by aunt , unc le 1 HOOD'S AQUARIUMS : fi sh day s, Fir eworks display and cousins, Mr . and Mrs. EXCAVATING. Dozers, large af"ld supplies, new l ocation, M on day. May ~8 and an In Carton Roland Morr is and ch il dren , 3 BEDROOM rancy style in and sma ll ; Backhoes and Ash Street. M iddleport, ')ear evening show at the Ra ci ne BEFORE you buy any new Set up, $54.95 Pomeroy ; w -lo-w carpe t ing, 2 Pomeroy. loaders on track and fires ; park ; Phone 992 -54-43 . Juni or H igh at 7:30 p .m. M ob ile Home. you should ' POMEROY car S·22 -ltc garage attached. air Dump trucks Lq -boy 1 -7-tfc M onda y featu r ing " Larry 's conside r the _large savings conditioned ; phone , 992-5593. service. Septic tanks in 9._ JackW . Carsey,Mgr . Sw i nging Countrymen ." 0. you can ha ve by purcha sing a . George (Bill) Pullins , stalled 6:it Phone 992 -2181 5-20-61c COAL Limes tone , Excel si or · ch ick en barbecue Sun day, l.:ll e model used M obile Home. phone 992 -2478 or 992-7402. Works, E. Main St., Salt Ma y 27 . Serving begins at 11 :2--;B:;E~D::;::R:;O:;:O;:M-:-;-h-o-u-se-on-=so~ tt . tot Here are some every day l ow 2-9-ffc Pom eroy . Phone 992 -3891. REDUCE excess fluids w it h a .m . pr i ces : 1 - 1971 - 60 x 12 BLACK 7/o Te nnessee Walker on river . $9000 for house . With 1 Fluidex. Lose weight wdh colt, 1 1 year s old; phone 992 4-12-tfc Buddy , $.'1 ,395 ; 1971 ---'- 50 X 12 furniture $10,000. Phone 992- HARRI SON'S TV service and 3640. Dex -A - Diet cap sules at Champion $3.495 ; 1966 - 45 x NEW 2 · pc . Early American S532 anytime. Can be - SEen service calls . Phone 992-2522. Nel son DruQS . ' 5-13 -12tc 10 Arm or $2,693; 60 x 12 living room, sui te with wood after 4 p. m . 2-9-tfc 5-22 -Jtp Marlette, thr ee bedroom with lrim and r evers ible zippered S-17·6tc MAN 'S EYE GL ASSES in brown ALL THE property formerly a 21 ft. Expando, or ig inal cu shion s. This ·week only EXCAVATING, dozer, loader leathe r case. lost . Friday in YARD sa le , .Wednesday and owned by Pili sburgh Coal · pur'cha se pr ice $9 ,30.0. Now S149 .95. Cash · dnd carry . NEW Homes on yOur lot or our s. and backhoe work ; septic vicini ty 91 Farmer's Ba nk Thursday , May 23 and 24. 414 Company and now carried on on ly $6.795 ; 19 71 - 60 x 12 Recovery·, 622 E . Pom eroy tank s installed ; dump .truck s NO M O NEY DOWN for and Kroger Co.. Rewa rd . Lincoln Hill. 9 a .m . to 5 p.m .. th e Coun ty tax records of Bud dy 3 bedroom , $-'1 ,695 ; We Main St .• Pomeroy . Phon e and to-boys for hire ; will haUl qualified buyers using F .H . Phon e Roy Armes , M iners M eigs Co unty, Oh io, in the 5-2Z -3tc n lso have a 29 fl. Cent ury 992-755 4. ll dirt, top , soil. limestone f i loan . (Closi ng costs Adm . ville . 'Ph one 992 -3181. name of Consolidation Coal lravel tra iler tha t is rea ll y 5-17-61c on ly .) A v.:~riety of floor planS and gravel ; .Call Bob or Roger 5-20-Jtc Com pany, loc ated in the FOUR fafn ily yard s'ale . Ne"w loaded with ex tras. You ca n Jeffers, day phone 992-7089 ; with various financ ing and used clothi ng, childre n's f oll owing taxing distr ic ts : save a l ot o f Doll ar s on th is GOLF CARTS and 3-wheel programs available. We night phone 992-3525 or 992Ches t er Twp. Eastern tri cy cle, tables , d ishes. etc . . uni t . Thi s is iu s! a fEw of the 5232. irack sters, gas and electri c, spec ial ize in working with L.S. D.; Sa l isbury Twp . Turn l ett off St . Rl. 124, 1 mi te barga in<; .avai lable at B e rry ~ tor farm, horne and AEP Co . employees although 2-11 -lfc Pomeroy Village; Salisbury from Racine on Hog Hollow 1967 OR UP vW Van . Only body . M i ll er Mobil e Hom e Sa les, 70S war~ house uses . $75 and up. we are avai lable to all . Meig s Twp . - Mei g s L. S.D . ;- Sutt on Road . Wat c h for signs , 8·13-2451. Ff! r son SL, Belpre, Ohio, Ph one 1-875-2362. Deve lopment Co., 150 N. SEE US FOR ; AwnlnqS, storm Wednesday and Thursday th is Twp . Sou th ern L .S.D. 5-16-12tc · phone 443 -95Jl. Shop here 5-17-6tc Secon d Ave ., Middleport , doors an d windows , carpor t s, week . · S~aled bids for the purchase fir st . you ' ll be glad you did , Ohio .. Phone 992-5976 for inmarquees, aluminum si ding 5-22-3k OLD.· Furn i ture, oak tables , of all these properties ~wh ich 5-18-4t c U PHOLSTERY · Materials, format ion . and railing , A. Jacob, sa les sh.ould be g rouped together Wooden Ice baxes, brass bed s, ularly $3 .95 only $1.95. reg representative. For free 5-6-30tc HI -POWER Rifl e Team ShoOt and considered as a sin gle bid dis .h es . or . comp l et e Also r e mnants . . Pomeroy estimates, phone. Charles all rifle shooters interested in item) will be received a t the ho useholds ; Wr ite M . D. Air Conditioners Lisle , Syracuse, V. V. Recov ery ; 622 E. Main St .• ••------'---=---:! team-shoot on June 3, conta ct address lis ted below unlit 12 Mill er, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, phone 992-7554 . ; Son, In c. Johnsqn and Awnings T: 0 . Stewart, Rutland Gun o' clock noon, June 1, 1973. ca ll 992·62 71. 5·3 24tp J-2-tfc _,Club, phone 742-3191. Further information m ay be Underpinning 5- 13-lf c ob tai ned by conta ct ing the 5-20-3tc ~~-~--~-----under signed . Conso t ida lion NEW FOAM to fill your old NO. 1 Copper , SOc; radiators·, Compl€!1 e m ob i le hom e cu ~ hions, standard si:ze suite, THE MEIGS County F ish & Coa-l Company reserves the 28c ; brass, 18c; ba tt eries, 85c ser.vice P. l us gigahti c only $9.95 . Pome roy Game A ss n. will m eet r ight to reject any and all eac h ; clean dry root s. · Gi ndisplay of mobi le hom es 6 ROOM house with bath and Recovery , 622 E . Main St. . ~---~PI!'!!'!!~ Wednesday even i ng, May 23 , bid s. E. H. Doughty , Con se ng, $QO ; yel low root, Sll; furniture . Inquire 992-5373 . alwa ys a va ilab le at phon e 992-7S54 . at 7: 30 p.m . at th e Syracuse \08 so li dat ion Coal Co .. Cad iz, mayappl e, 4Sc per lb .; M . A , 5 ~ 18-16tp 5-3-241p C.l ub House, Syracuse. Ohio 43907. , Hall , Reedsv ille , Oh io, 378E. MAIN 5-20-4tc 5-13-l Ot c 6249. 8 ACRES on State Route 143, 1 POMEROY 5-6-lfc mile South of Harrisonville ; McDANIELS Custom Slaughter HANG ING ba skets; white .- pink seve ral home sites ; water tap House and ~at Cutl irig ; THE HOME SELLING and red geraniums, mums paid ; ca ll 992-3640. 1220 Wa s hington Blvd. State ·and -.G overnment In - Help SEASON IS HERE NOW and begon ias; In stant cOlor: 5-13-12tc <'·. spected ·; phone 773 -S208. 423-751 1 BELPRE, 0 . LET US SELL fo r your garden - pan sies, DRIVER needed , sober and 5-20-121c petun ias, marigol d s, Phlox , BY OWNER ~ selling under YOUR HOME. depfndab!e. middle -aged Co leus, Salvia, Zinnias, appr·ai sal value, newly built 4 DON'T WAtT; preferred.· App ly in per son at CAS H paid for all makes and KNAPP SHOES COmfort , Di ant hu s, A ll yss um, Snapfurnished apartments bui!t-in Col_!rl Stree t Cab , Pome roy.- mode l s of mobi le home s. LIST WITH US TODAY Quality , Long Wear . dragons, Agerat-ium and cabinets, panelled walls, now 5-22 3tp Phone area code 614-423-9531 . Rea-sonable pri ces. Ca ll 992 SACRES Portutacca . Vegetab le plants rented monthly income $340 . =-c-:c--::-------4- 13 ~ If c S324. Cabbage , bro cc ol i, RUTLAND, OH 10 7 All electric, city water in QUALIFIED li fe guard f or 1971 HOLL Y Par k , 12 x 60, l ike 5-3-tf c caulif l ow er , l e ltt~ ce, eggplant. country between pomeroy room s, 3 bedrooms , could be Map lewood Lak.e. Ph one 949 nrw, ca rpeted , house fur mangoes, hot peppers and 14 -4074 . . Athens. Phon e Mason. W. Va., 4. Bath , n ice kitchen with ni ture. a ir - c onditioned , ROOFING and Heating Repair ; kinds of tomato plant s. 773-5580. Will consider trade. s 20 4tC w<)$hCr and dryer, wit h 8 x 32 cabin ets, range and ref ., alt types ; Sp"ecial - Cleaning 110 Mechanic Street Cl ela nd Farm and Ideal for home and in come for hardwood floors , cellar, gas por ch and awn·i ng ; phon e 1and oiling of blower, complete Greenhouse, E . Main, Ra cine . retired couple . F .A . heat, stor.m door s & 304 773 547 4. check on furna ces; phone 843 Ger al dine Cl eland. 5-20-12fp 2341. 5-9-1Otc window s, out buildings , 5-18-tfc 5-2-JO!c util it y room , other features . 6 ROOMS and bath , panelling. 4 - 8 PT. 75 x 16.5, 8 ply truck JU ST $18,500.00. carpeting , aluminum siding , NEW LISTING KOSCOT SPECIALS l or May tires and two mobile home storm doors and windows. 2 YEARS OLD are Hair Kair Products in axl es and 4 tires. Phone 7-42- POMEROY - 4 rooms , bath , natural gas. drilled well, FUR NI SHED 2 · bedro Om Ju st a ttaby in age. but grown cluding other items. If you full basement with shower . S387. garage, 1 mile South of t~ partment. ad ult s only . up in quality. 3 ·large B. R. have ever purchased Kosco! 5-20-31c Wall to walt carpeting. Gas M iddleport. Phone 992 -6902. Middl eport . Phone 992-387 4. Wilhd oub l eclosets. Beaut"iful Kosmetics and are not being f urna ce and half a cr e of land . 5·20-10fp 5-18-lf c ---~--~--~ bath & shower. Kitchen'· ha s serviced. phone Helen Jane 197 1 HONDA SL l2.5. Phone 992- On ly $7 ,500.00. ill mo st everything in-cluding Brown , evening s also. 9.9240 ACRES 8 rooms and bath, . PRIVATE ' meeting room for 6160. NEW LISTING 5113 . double oven, rahg e and Ref . house, barn and several any organizu li on; phone 992 5-20-31i: 4 BEDROOMS Ni ce kitchen , 5-13-tfc "Ut ility room . Large L.R . buildings also . 518,000. 7423975. .-,-:G-:R:-A -:V c-:: E-1o--1-:i-n -:M-:e--:i-9-, -: M-:e-m ~or i a 1 f u II b a s em en I w h i c h h a s -----c--~ 6161. with fireplclce . Basement. 3- 11 -tf c RUMMAGE sa le, Mav 23 to 26 GMden s. Cheap . Call 949 - . garage and 2 family rooms. 5-20.6fp Large tot 100x1 2o. (I evell. open 10 a.m . Great Bend 4962. N ice front porches . Asking $23.000.00. 1973 MOBILE HOME with larg e Grange Hall . Tw.o 21 in. TV . S-20-lfc . $18,900.00. NEW home near Rutland , 3 CHEAPIE ,. patio . Albert Hill , Ra cine. j65 ft . No. \2 -2 electric wire . bedrooms and bath complete BUILOING LOT Oh io, Phone 949-2261. Jl ' story frame . Near A&P Three flu ore scent lig hts . COOK , wai.lress - and carh op ; with kitchen, washer and TOMATOES, peppers, potted POMEROY 50x 160 on Route 5-17-6t c store . 2 bedrooms, cou ld be Many other items . Phon e 843dryer , 742 -6161. apply in person , Craw 's Steak !l owers. by pot or by the 7 l oop and 33. A mere $1500.00. 2826. 3. Dining room . Bath . Storm · 5-2061p dozen, SOc. $2 flat on al l fARM House. 3 AND 4 ROOM furni·shed and 5-21 -3tc dpors pansies. H u bbard' s & windows. Large Jot . 5-10-tfc unfurnished ap artm ents. Greenhouse , 300 ·yards above 42 ACRES - 6 rOom house, Out of atl flood s. MAKE AN Phone 992 -5434. ballpark in Syracuse, Ohio. ~modern bat h, and kitchen. . OFFER . $5.000.00. 4-12-tfc 5-15-tfc Bank barn, some frUit, in · 10 ACRES ~-------, Orange Township. Wa nt only I WILL do house cleaning io the POOD LES. AKC Puppi e~. sm all TWO bedroom m ob il e home in 6 l eve l . Good area . 2 minia t ure, black or wh it e, $19, 500.00. Chester - Pomeroy Mid bedroom Mi ddle po rt ; ad ult s on ly ; home . Electri c wormed, permanen t shots. dleport area and vicin i ty . .· POMEROY phone 992 -5S92. heat. Bath . About 11 years 575; Ph one Coo l vil le 667 -62 14. Phone 992 -2702 or Chesler 98S2 BEDROOMS - Good ·older S-13-\ f( old . T HI S YOU WILL HAVE 5-20-12fc 4146. Pe~ce wilt" come in · the home on quiet street. Ni ce Lot l.OOxJOO with 9 room TO SEE . $15,000.00. 5-22 -Jic Mideast when the Arabs love kitchen , gas furnace . Wr"o ught AKC Toy Poodle puppies, $75 TWO trailer lot s i n M iddl eport ; house, garage apt., extra 1 2 dup lex in Bradbury , phone OTHER PROPERTIE S TO and $8S. Al so Siamese k i t't ens, their ~ hildren more than iron porch . Would like building space . WANTED - lawn s to mow in Price befor e 6 p.m. 992 -5693. CHOOSE FROM. COME IN $10. Phone 1-2S6-6247, Kenne ls 1S,OOO .OO. reduced . Rut land . Phone 742 -6363. they hate us . And. when S ' 5-20-St c · of Calhoun. TODAY AND SEE WHAT 100 ACRES PLUS 5-22-31c 5-20-30t c peace does corne. we will, LEBANON TOWNSHIP --, Ha s W E HAVE TO OFFER . MOB ILE ·home Space' in HENRY E. CLELAND perhaps ~ in time - be ga s well, and all m inerals. .Syracuse; ph on e 992 -6329 . BROKER Phone 992-7747 5-2-flc able to 'forgive the Arabs Several older. buildings , and 6 992 -2259 or 985-3805 for killing 0 'ur sons. How- r oom frame house. Farm pond. If no answer 992 -2568 · Remo te se tt ing for a loner . ever. it' will be more difri· Only s 19 ,500 _ cult for u s t o for gi ve th em . NOW IS THE T IME WHEN REAL ESTATE AUCTION for hav1n g for ced u s to ktll WE HAVE THE BUYERS Saturday, May 26, 1973 at"2:00 P.M . \heir so ns. LOO KING FOR A NICE MIDDLEPORT 87 South Second Avenue , Middleport,·Ohio· BEFORE AFTER - l.'l raeli. PremierGotdfl Meir. PLA CE. COME IN AND LIST ' Apprilisal- SIS,OOO.OO 1 Fur'ni shed Apt . wi th new WITH US FOR A QUICK 448 South SeCond Avenue, Middleport, Ohio Karr 's Barber f urniture, wi th or wit hout SALE . WHEN YOU AO Shop , 110 Lynn Appraisal - 512,000.00 utili ties, 2 bedr oom s, on St ., Pomeroy , r------~-----, · VERTISE YOUR PROPERTY 380 South Third Avenue, Middleport, Ohio ground fl oor w ith wall -to Ohio, has added a YOU OPEN YOUR DOOR TO Appraisal -55 , 000.~0 wa ll c arpe l. Al so have new service. We ALL STRANGERS . BE SAFE privale en lran ces and yard are now fitting AND PUT YOUR PROPERTY Place ot sale : 87 S. Secon d Ave. , Middleport, Ohio.- Open for children, in ni ce neigh Men's Toupees. House 1: 00 P.M.·- 2: 00P.M. May 26 , 197.3 on all properties . IN O UR EXPERIENCED bor hood . ·we can fit you Properties sol d"individually . Nomin imum b ids, but se l.ters HANDS . THE SMALL FEE Phon e 992 -3863 Iii 3 p.m . or w1th a full or a re serve the right to reject bids . · 992 -5844 · after 6: 00 . WIL L CERTAINLY PAY partial hairpiece. Ter m s of sale : Cash .. YOU . TO DO SO, NOW. For W~nt Ad Serv ice S c ents per Word one in se rt ion MODERN SANITATION 1970 PONT lAC S129S Firebird Esprit, tocal1 ow ner car , 350 V 8 engine, power stee r ing & automatic transm ission, AM F~ rad io, l ik e new white lettered t i res. 307 V-8. power steenng & brakes, radio, clean interior . .. Pomeroy Home & Auto ' Wanted To Rent Notice For Your Mobile HomeLand-·No Down Payment ''HElL" 304-485-3809 ----~ HEATING & COOliNG HOGG & ZUSPAN Auto Sales ------- SABRE TIUER 3/z HP 129.95 Mob1le Homes For Sale TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 4~.95 ----- Notice Lost . ---,---~~- WaniP11 To Buy · .========::::_:" CLELAND MILLER MOBILE HOMES Real Estate For Sale ----- Wanted Vi~uu--v. Teaford, Sr. Broker CARRIER WANTED Pomeroy, Ohio For Rent IN RACINE THE DAILY SENTINEL -~-~ ------ PHONE 992-2156 · Pets For Sale Employment Wa-nted PROPERTY IN MIDDLEPORT MEN'S TOUPEES GRAY MANOR APARTMENTS • We talk to you ·_like a person. _ STOP in and let MICK show YO'U what he can do for you . KARR'S BARBER SHOP ljarbers Local .400 AFL -CIO 110 l ynn St. POMEROY For Sale · WMP0/1390 GI<OCER Y bus iness for sale . · Building for sale or lease . Phone 773-5618 fr om 8: 30p.m . to 10 p.m . for appointment , · 3-20·tfc ON YOUR DIAL . HELEN L. TEAFORD 'i92 .:.\ 1l ~ GORDON 8. TEA FORO 991 · 3615 AS~OCIATE$ NO SU~DAYS PLEASE Inquiries on property may be made to Haml in C. King , Attorney -at-Law , 21 Locust Street, Gallipoli s. Ohio, phone: 614 --446 -08SS. Francis Biron~ Michael ·Fry, · Co- Executors of the Estate of Harrie Marie Smith, deceased. NOT QESPONS1BLE F'lR PERSONAL PROPERTY OR ~CCIOENTS . -~--~-- \ < • . }____.-- i . -- C ---~·-- . ~ ..... . l!.<\ IL£ I'M TIIW<J>JGJ-· ~ '• ' • C> ~ I~D10 Ill® u11: rn SMITH NELSON INC. .....MOTORS, Ph. 992 -2174 Pomeroy EARN M'/ ~~,:O@§t.'ll'ii' TRUE , A ~~6TOR ICAI. QuESTION IS ONE I'OR a uT, BtMO, ><OW COULD 'IOU . W~I C~ Oi'E DOESN'T PO SS IBLY REA LLY EXPECT AN ANSWER l WA S GIVING ~OU A R~ETOR ICAL !ill:l uWl§el FI NA L. EXAM~ 11'~1MO!l!.l@ TH INK ... I.IVING PARKING CARS! Specialist Wheel Alignment It Must Be Right or we will Mioke it Righi . ... 8-4 :30 Daily, 6- 12 Sat. In the R. H. Rawli'"'gs Sons Building . 991 -2101 Middleport, 0 . NoN THET'tO'DOt-JE.-uRpf- OBJECT'50F DIOSIRE 15 ALL W£. FE:D ME WHUT AH DE.SI RED. ~.A.. AH-YAwW- DESIRES 1U GO 10 SLEEP.~' ARE!/' r-----;: AH'LL DESIRE A CLEAN S HIRT IN TH' MAWNlN 1- YO' 15 -SOB! - GI'CTOUTOF R.IGHT. DtANA T l-\15 OORG!! Al L i>H 15-ISA f>UILD A 1>-IEW LIFE!! OBJEC!'<. o' RUT ~ DE.SIR.E.'.' POMEROY HOME & AUTO Real Estate For Scile ARNOLD BROTHERS • . BRITCHES AN'- - ·_:.!., For Sale Furnace Controls -~---" lL.-----..:>1_\ I •_r'l 1l-\AT"S VJHAT I Lti<E 1\~T BLENDA ... SI\E IJEII<R IIJTE. PIU'!S '., ! .• I Fr'om the laroest Truck or Bulldozer Rad iator to the :;,manesr Heater Lore . Nathan Big9s . Radiator Spec1ah$l WOOD TRUSSES - ~ DOG, GRABBeD TH' BODACIOUS 0UTLAW BVTH'SEAT OF HIS . l ~\ li~l EXPERIENCED Radiata Service VETERANS BANK FINANCING -'AN'THEN 0c8UtlE1, l'H' WOND_E._R_,::-,-.,1:----::\-- 1 .\ .,_':?'-" ~- '-----------....J ~=·=•::•::E:·::M:•:i::n::.=P=om=e=ro=y=·=O=·~ ,===~=======~ Pomeroy Motor Co. In Memory l 'f ) ~ HI YA., fY\t5l' . 10 <!..£: YA, f:Ol_l. ~ C£ 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy ,. ,.,1., ..,.._,., _ OFFICE SUPPLIES ~EAO$ EVeRYTHING- ON 'TH' JO:ACK, NEVEl" and auvs FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display. ANYTHII'I(;.' MAYBE T 1DA"'v''S GONNA BE D1FFEQ:ENT! WINNIE WINKLE ®I'M SO GLAD TO HEAR YOU 'RE GOIN13 HOUSE and roof Painting ;, i n1er ior and exte r i or, free estimates; call992-7008or 992: 2460. 5·21 -30111 TO TAKE A I AT EVERYONE eGNNAZ 1:> MAKING PIJ\NS FOR T>iE SUMMER 50 t VE DECIDED TO TAKE AN t:ARLY DEAR. YOU TAINLY DESERVE HAVE YOU DECIDED WHERE YOU'LL. GO? NO, I HAVEN 'T GOTIEN THAT FAR IN MY PIJ\NN ING' .JUST MAKING' UP MY MIND TO GO wA:> EXHAUSTlNG ENOUOH ... ONE. I'vE GOT ~ I (; TERRIBLE HANOUP 1HAT MAKES ME I' EEL GUILT)' WHENEVER 1 TAKE TIME OFF. I GUESS THAT'S ONE OF 1HE DISADVANTAGES OF OWNING YOU I>. OWN BUSINES:> . NON5EN5E 1 WIN Nit= . IF YOIJ CAN'T GETAWAY FROM TIME 1D nME, WHO CAN ?j=.::;rl O'DELL WHEEL Alignment' located at Crossroads, Rl. 124,: comple te front end service,· tune up and brake se rvic e.; Wheel s balanced elec -· tron i::. ally . AII wor ~. guaranteed . Reasonable' rates . Phone 992-3213 or 7422 3232. , 2-18-tfd READY ·MIX CONCRETE delivered r i ght to your proiect. Fast and easy. Free estimates . Phone 992 -3284 . Goeglein Ready - Mix Co. , M iddleport, Ohio . 6-30-tfc I ju,;t qive want ~ou to back 604, :--~. ,~'. y\_ ",( .- •.. 40U are SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates . Ph. 4464782, Gallipolis, John Russell , Owner and Operator . . 5-l2 -Uc stuck ~ 1£~ OC11' Ml.Q1 TO "\l o: LOOK /1,'\ , M/IMA, BUr IF lj()U P'I with 't' I ' ~ C. BRADFORD. Au ctioneer PROBe, ~OJ'U.. FIIJD T\1ti.T BR\lfL><; AAS G:>REAT Cotr'!plete Service Phone 949-3821 Ra cine, Ohio Critt Bradford 1"--~~R 68AUT~ 1• 6 ' ! .• VMA~& 100 BAD '{)U 0.1-l'T \URIJ HIM IMSID60llf 1 IF 1()1) PRCXlt""! ~EPER, '10J'LL l'lllD fl.. -sEJ.l'SE C1f ~LII.'CR! J 5-1 -tfc ELNA and Wh i te Sewing Machines ... Service on all makes . Reasonable rates . The Se~ing Center, M i d dleport , Ohio. 11 ·16-ltc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED. REPAIRED. MILLER SANITATION, STEWART. OHIO. PH. 6623035. 10-4-tfc .H ' Itf~ SI-i I. lli nd1 ! lio l.\' 111 <1 11 5. Br; 1d SE.WING MACHINES . Repair service, all makes . 992-228-4. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. J-29.ffc ll. B::~rr· AUTOMOBILE insurance been cance lled? Lost your operat or's license? Call 992 - . 2966." 6- 15-tfc <.....l'l""'l"'"\.:::J WITH US FIRST FOR PARK WOOD KIRKWOOD ACADEMY ·l. Ergth"<l· \ 1 17oN'T M INI? '{oUR f'tA'IiNG WITH I'<~ NIASK, i?UT THE NEH TI ME 'IOU BORROW SoME-THING WOUL-17 'iOIJ r--~ -------~ 5. s t ol e Ud 1 f'IRSI ASK I proval 5-ZZ. 600 W. Main St . · · Ned to the Jones Boys Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992-7777 Larry Evans Frank Gheen Open Sun .. 1-6 p.m . · Daily 9-6 . ..... [ Yesterday's :\nswer H. Sh eets nf wind ow 25. Pun cture 19. Soul h p; l ass ~cas 7. Arl ( l.<tl . I 8. Hare l)ird ct' wtl s.) 9. Ab elard 's love 27. Ca utioned "canoe 22. Bathe 29. cuhi e meter 23. Chain store 30. Distaff kin 31. Co mm anrl om<: i t~ i 24. Wind : f1 0we1· LO. Hcgi stcrcd 16. Win ~ lik<• I I. J 0 (] ~ (;UI'IIIC . 36. Sesame 37. !love ( LaU ' QU lie A .JO!!I- II II I I.E'T THE:F<:a_ee NO !!ONE& A!OUT li! No" urtu1p the dreled letlera to form the IUJ'PriH UUIWtr, u IUIItlt.ed by the aboft eartoon. I (XliiiiXIJ (Aalwen ! Jymblee; COWl~ fAULT IAU..AD IH~err•w) MAGNIT . Ye•ter..7'• , . Anawer1 Jf'har Tov.'re opr to find up a policeman I •lene-THI AIM Of THI LAW '-' 34. Li si's '' th ree •· THE!7E TICKETS COST Fli'T'( •·Ljtt[p - CENT~ ~IR ... WH0'5 601N6 TO Edw "' PA'( lilfT~ CENT5 Tb IU'.TCH CKUCK;5 TEAM PtM ~A LL ? 35. Obtained 37 . Overwhelmed 38. Cb mplclc 3~- An cien t war <:luh · 40. Wh lrlt'l.l 41. Hca \'Y :whack (s l.l DAILY CRYI~TOQUOTE-Here's how to work it: CAPTAIN EASY Is * MOBILE HOMES ., !!!~~~ ~-:::r..: ~.:ore :~3 . I Uown Payment -1~ Year Financing ~G.I. Loans Available ~:-lo .lacked-up Prices ~Swil't Credit Ap- · LARRY'S~ I cate 28. Fatii Cl' of Kis h 29. Itali an port 32. Woode n ' ;\MANDA PANDA Low You Talk , we Listerl, the Buck Stops Here. pl";..nt I FOliE(; ( 2\ld S. I ox 2'1. SJI Uil - Eas.v Living -Easy Payments ~Low. alit )" Stoo g1•s" 18. Places n f worship 20. i\.l oharn mcdonl saint 21. Human ian (.'_ i ty 22. 11\Li j {' sl y 23 . Su jlcrior 25. 1>dcstl.' rl 26. C('lcbcs vCHECK MOBILE HOMES uld \\'o f-Ill " Th ree form four ordinary word1. J}l'l"l.;(}ll Euri. .........: t:~ . tlu.• UniCJ'amble the•e four Jumblea. one letter to each square, tq. ~- Ea gle· ~ IH:St ~t l'ar ud(' 1 ~. 14. :\fl"ronl I 5. Edge 16. Prim :~tt· 17. One of JJl]Jwm11m®JJ..J=~.-~c: HOW:\' I. I ngcniou ;-; AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One- letter simpl-y stands to·r another. In t-h is sample A is used for the three L's. X for the two O's, etc. Si ngle letters, . apostrophe:;;, the length and formalio~ of the words are all hints. Each day the code lette.rs are dliYerent. . l' RYPTOQUOTES RNUB WOEEMV AMWNJIVZ - FDV FZ A D' F AN A V NE IBWNLIMWOR WMEWRAANMEA. - AOYDBR SMXEAME Ye>lerday's Cryptoquole: IN THE BLOOD OF MARTYRS ·ro INTO! ·ERANCE Am; TilE SEEDS OF UNBELIEF.- WALTER LIPPMANN . I{OUR~ I~ NOT 'IV REAG<JN MARCIE ! 'IOU~ I~ TO Sat. !TH15 IS F~ CAARIT!(! ' �' 8 - ' The Daily Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. M") 2'1. 191:1 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classified:s Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES S P M Day Before Publicat ion M onday Deadline 9 a m . Can cell at ion - Correc t ions OF W ill be &c:cepted until9 am . t or Day of P ublication R EGULATION5 QUALITY The Pub lishe r r eserves the r ig ht to edit or reiect any ads deemed oblect ional . The pub lisher w itl not be responsible for mo re insert io n . Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS 1972 CHEVROLET IMPAlA Sl79S Hl'!rdtop sedan , desert g old wi th cove rt tr im , fa c tory air, tinted glass. JSO engine. power st eeri ng & powEr brak;es. radio, guard s & all the goodies. Never been titled . than one incorrect RATES For Sale For Sale 196/ OR:E l S200. F11ir conditio". HOME Grown Tomato plants 8-43 2451. for gar eden use . large stu rdy 5 16 t2tc plants ; Improved Mexican , Heinz 1350 and Supersonic; STEREO RAOlO . tape com al~o hot peppers , mangoes blni1tion , am tm ri1rli o, 4 and cabbage plants. On Rt. c.pca k.e,. sound system •. like 124, 500 ft . above 1he State new . Bal.lrlce tlll .27 or use Park m Syra cuse, 0 ., Th omas pur budget 1crm s. Call 992 Hayman . 3965, 4-2-4 lllc 5 18 6fc Business Services SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 24 Hour EXPERT Wheel Alignment *5.55 Pa1nt damage - 1973 Zi g Daily Service UPHOLSTERY Mat erial s, 2 nylon prin ts, cotton pr ints, Zag sewi ng ma chines. Still in M i nim um Charge 75c o r i ginal c artons . N o at ~n Mosf Amr-!'"ican Cars viny l s, vel vet s of all k ind s. 12 cents per w ord , t hree Pome r oy Recovery . 622 E. tachments needed as ou r GUARANTEEDc onsecutive insertions , Mam St , phone 992 7554 . con trol s are buill -in . Sews 18 cen ts per word six con with 1 or 2 needles. makes Phone 992-2094 5-3-241p secullve ihsertions . ' 25 Per Cent Disco unt on pa id butt onholes. sew on buttons, John Tucker, Rt . 4 1969C HEVELL E $1195 monogram s, and blind hem ads and ads pa id with in 10 days . 1973 STEREO a track . A small Ma libu H. T . Cpe .• 307 V 8 eng. , automati c. power steer in'), CARD OF THANK S s titch . Full cash pr ic<:! $38.50 Pomeroy, 0. Open8Tii.S balance o f $88.64 or pay $6.50 good tires, clean vinyl interior wi th bucket seats & con & OBITUARY or budget plan a vaila ble. Ph. 992-3954 Monday thru Saturday per m onth . Phone 992-5331. sole, dark grn. fin ish , r adio. Sl.50 for 50 word minimum . 4-20-tfc Each add i1ional word 2c . Eteclro 992 -7755.-Hyg iene Co. Phone ------,~ BLIND ADS 5-22-61c >--- - - - - - - - - - , Additional 25c Charge per MUST sell 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag Advertisement . se wing ma chi ne . Thi s ASK US ABOUT OFFICE HOUR S machine darns, embroider s. 3- VACUUM cleaner s new 1973 OPEN EVE: '. 0 P.!ol. 8: 30a . m . 10 5:00p .m. Da.ily , model. Comp lete with all makes buttonholes , all PRE - FABRICATED 8 : 30 a . m . to 12 :00 Noon c lean ing toot s. Small pa i nt f'OMERO l . OHIO without attachments . Just sa_turday . damage in shipping . Wi ll take dial and sew . Pay balance ~f 12 Years - 10.75 A . P . R . $27 cash or budget plan $38.50 or pay $5 per month . J for Your available . Electro-Hygiene Phone 992-S331 . Co., Ph one 992 -7755 . 4-20-tfc ... .1 OR 5 room house in P ome ro~ 5-22 -6tc IN LOVING memory of our :-:1-:: Z-::Eo--:-b-ed - :.- m-a-;t:tr-e-:ss:-.-.box .or M iddlepor t , Sou t h end . KIN G'cS B-uilt to Your 'Specs husband and father . Char l es Ren t not over $60 per mon th . SMALL fabr ic business . Entire rings and headboard , sp Delivered to Job Site " Chuck " Eblin , Jr. , who died Phone 992·3409, Pome r oy. · Qualify Today, Call stock for · sale. Antiquest, canis t e r - type She tland three years ago today . "f urnit ure. Kn its and St itches, 5 2\ -6tc bweeper , alm os t like new . Days of sadness st ilt are with Coolville , Ohi o. R ca son.;:~ble . Phone 992-5496. · us, Tears of silence often WA N TED pa stur e to ren t for so · ' 5-22-ltc 5-16-tt c fl ow ; to 100 calves. Mu st have Choose your own home from MATERIALS CO. But h is m~mory keeps hi m near p lenty of water and good F LOWER S l or M e morial Day, 773-SSS4 'Mason, w. Va . Your AREA DEALER . us, Sin'ce he le ft us thre~ years l ences. Call 992 7077 or wr ite pots, b.;:~ s k ets and spray s 99c UPHOLSTER your own f_ur . ago . Box· 14, M iner s. vi!l e, Ohio, nilure. Foam cushions. any and up . Al so loose fl owers. PIANO tuning, lane Dan ie l s, Sadly m jssed by hi s wife . 45763. Call after 5 p .m . ~ i ze. Co lt on , burlap, swive l Smalley's, Ches t er. Ohio . 259 Br oa dway,. M i ddleport. N ell ie , daughters , Max i ne 5-20-61p ba ses, zipper , dacron. web · LEGHORN hen s for sa le . SOc Ph one 985-3537. Phone 992-2082. each. Call 843-2l-4S. and Elizab eth and sons. HUMIDIFIERS bi ng, well . Pomeroy 5-16-7tc s. J7.6fp Wend el l and Bennie . 5-22 -lOic Recovery , 622 E. Main St ., Hot Water Heater.s S-22 -lt c =-=-~---=--:--­ phone 992 -755-4. POODLE pupp ies, Toy A.K .C.. DOZER and back hoe work ," Plumbing 1966 CHEVELLE 4 door V -8, 5-3-241p Chocolate -Shan qua lity. IN MEMORY of Larry Keith ponds and septic tanks , ditchautomatic , $300 . 1966 Electrical Work NEW J bedr oom home in Phon e 992 -5443 . Ing se rvi ce ; top soil, fill dirt', Lee who woul d have been Chevrolet , Bellaire, 4 door , VMa son, br ick front, hardwood 1 limestone .- B&K Ex cavating. .21 on May 21. 8 au1oma tic. Powe r steering, -============5=·= 6:..-t-jfc 2 A 1 R co ndi t ioners. l -8500 floors , gas heat, large lot. You itre sadly missed by us Ph one 992.-7121 or 992-5682. $600 . Call Robert H . Roush. r B.T. U ., 1-500 B.T.U . $200 for Phone 773 -S554. today , Yet even death cannot 9-1-tfc 247 219.S. both . Call after ~ - 992-2827. 5-22-61c SPRING SPECIALS k ~ep you away . 5-22 -Jtc 5·20·31p Your sweet laught er . your NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell's sunny smile ; 19 70 DODGE , auto. , po wer Garage, near Crossroads on 1971 B SA 650 . Less than 2,000 " PHONE " L . Parker for Cattle 992-2448 A. l. Sire Service, Pomeroy St. Rt. 124 ; all mechanic work God has left us for awh ile . brakes and poWer _steeri ng, 1 1 ac tual m iles . Pai sley paint. 992-2264 , Life's troub les will not care , ai r , FM & AM tape player, inc luding automat ic trans Pomeroy, 0. ma tc hing helmet. ex tra pad s. In Carton · 5-13-12tc One lines mar your face , Mpg s. Phone 992-50B..J after 5 m iss ions. Monday thru Ex cellen t condition. $895. 992 Set Up, 134.95 p :m . Saturday, 8 : jO a. m . to s- p . m . The ever young beaut i f ul MEMORIAL Day celebra tion a t 7210. 5-20-Jtc memories w i ll keep their Phorie 992-7121 or 992-6392 . 5-2 -3tp HOUSE in Long 6ottom. Phone Ra c ine Fire Sta tion May 25 985-3529 . place . 5-3-301c thru May 28. Kiddie rides a ll 4 6-.1.1-tfc Sadly miss ed by aunt , unc le 1 HOOD'S AQUARIUMS : fi sh day s, Fir eworks display and cousins, Mr . and Mrs. EXCAVATING. Dozers, large af"ld supplies, new l ocation, M on day. May ~8 and an In Carton Roland Morr is and ch il dren , 3 BEDROOM rancy style in and sma ll ; Backhoes and Ash Street. M iddleport, ')ear evening show at the Ra ci ne BEFORE you buy any new Set up, $54.95 Pomeroy ; w -lo-w carpe t ing, 2 Pomeroy. loaders on track and fires ; park ; Phone 992 -54-43 . Juni or H igh at 7:30 p .m. M ob ile Home. you should ' POMEROY car S·22 -ltc garage attached. air Dump trucks Lq -boy 1 -7-tfc M onda y featu r ing " Larry 's conside r the _large savings conditioned ; phone , 992-5593. service. Septic tanks in 9._ JackW . Carsey,Mgr . Sw i nging Countrymen ." 0. you can ha ve by purcha sing a . George (Bill) Pullins , stalled 6:it Phone 992 -2181 5-20-61c COAL Limes tone , Excel si or · ch ick en barbecue Sun day, l.:ll e model used M obile Home. phone 992 -2478 or 992-7402. Works, E. Main St., Salt Ma y 27 . Serving begins at 11 :2--;B:;E~D::;::R:;O:;:O;:M-:-;-h-o-u-se-on-=so~ tt . tot Here are some every day l ow 2-9-ffc Pom eroy . Phone 992 -3891. REDUCE excess fluids w it h a .m . pr i ces : 1 - 1971 - 60 x 12 BLACK 7/o Te nnessee Walker on river . $9000 for house . With 1 Fluidex. Lose weight wdh colt, 1 1 year s old; phone 992 4-12-tfc Buddy , $.'1 ,395 ; 1971 ---'- 50 X 12 furniture $10,000. Phone 992- HARRI SON'S TV service and 3640. Dex -A - Diet cap sules at Champion $3.495 ; 1966 - 45 x NEW 2 · pc . Early American S532 anytime. Can be - SEen service calls . Phone 992-2522. Nel son DruQS . ' 5-13 -12tc 10 Arm or $2,693; 60 x 12 living room, sui te with wood after 4 p. m . 2-9-tfc 5-22 -Jtp Marlette, thr ee bedroom with lrim and r evers ible zippered S-17·6tc MAN 'S EYE GL ASSES in brown ALL THE property formerly a 21 ft. Expando, or ig inal cu shion s. This ·week only EXCAVATING, dozer, loader leathe r case. lost . Friday in YARD sa le , .Wednesday and owned by Pili sburgh Coal · pur'cha se pr ice $9 ,30.0. Now S149 .95. Cash · dnd carry . NEW Homes on yOur lot or our s. and backhoe work ; septic vicini ty 91 Farmer's Ba nk Thursday , May 23 and 24. 414 Company and now carried on on ly $6.795 ; 19 71 - 60 x 12 Recovery·, 622 E . Pom eroy tank s installed ; dump .truck s NO M O NEY DOWN for and Kroger Co.. Rewa rd . Lincoln Hill. 9 a .m . to 5 p.m .. th e Coun ty tax records of Bud dy 3 bedroom , $-'1 ,695 ; We Main St .• Pomeroy . Phon e and to-boys for hire ; will haUl qualified buyers using F .H . Phon e Roy Armes , M iners M eigs Co unty, Oh io, in the 5-2Z -3tc n lso have a 29 fl. Cent ury 992-755 4. ll dirt, top , soil. limestone f i loan . (Closi ng costs Adm . ville . 'Ph one 992 -3181. name of Consolidation Coal lravel tra iler tha t is rea ll y 5-17-61c on ly .) A v.:~riety of floor planS and gravel ; .Call Bob or Roger 5-20-Jtc Com pany, loc ated in the FOUR fafn ily yard s'ale . Ne"w loaded with ex tras. You ca n Jeffers, day phone 992-7089 ; with various financ ing and used clothi ng, childre n's f oll owing taxing distr ic ts : save a l ot o f Doll ar s on th is GOLF CARTS and 3-wheel programs available. We night phone 992-3525 or 992Ches t er Twp. Eastern tri cy cle, tables , d ishes. etc . . uni t . Thi s is iu s! a fEw of the 5232. irack sters, gas and electri c, spec ial ize in working with L.S. D.; Sa l isbury Twp . Turn l ett off St . Rl. 124, 1 mi te barga in<; .avai lable at B e rry ~ tor farm, horne and AEP Co . employees although 2-11 -lfc Pomeroy Village; Salisbury from Racine on Hog Hollow 1967 OR UP vW Van . Only body . M i ll er Mobil e Hom e Sa les, 70S war~ house uses . $75 and up. we are avai lable to all . Meig s Twp . - Mei g s L. S.D . ;- Sutt on Road . Wat c h for signs , 8·13-2451. Ff! r son SL, Belpre, Ohio, Ph one 1-875-2362. Deve lopment Co., 150 N. SEE US FOR ; AwnlnqS, storm Wednesday and Thursday th is Twp . Sou th ern L .S.D. 5-16-12tc · phone 443 -95Jl. Shop here 5-17-6tc Secon d Ave ., Middleport , doors an d windows , carpor t s, week . · S~aled bids for the purchase fir st . you ' ll be glad you did , Ohio .. Phone 992-5976 for inmarquees, aluminum si ding 5-22-3k OLD.· Furn i ture, oak tables , of all these properties ~wh ich 5-18-4t c U PHOLSTERY · Materials, format ion . and railing , A. Jacob, sa les sh.ould be g rouped together Wooden Ice baxes, brass bed s, ularly $3 .95 only $1.95. reg representative. For free 5-6-30tc HI -POWER Rifl e Team ShoOt and considered as a sin gle bid dis .h es . or . comp l et e Also r e mnants . . Pomeroy estimates, phone. Charles all rifle shooters interested in item) will be received a t the ho useholds ; Wr ite M . D. Air Conditioners Lisle , Syracuse, V. V. Recov ery ; 622 E. Main St .• ••------'---=---:! team-shoot on June 3, conta ct address lis ted below unlit 12 Mill er, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, phone 992-7554 . ; Son, In c. Johnsqn and Awnings T: 0 . Stewart, Rutland Gun o' clock noon, June 1, 1973. ca ll 992·62 71. 5·3 24tp J-2-tfc _,Club, phone 742-3191. Further information m ay be Underpinning 5- 13-lf c ob tai ned by conta ct ing the 5-20-3tc ~~-~--~-----under signed . Conso t ida lion NEW FOAM to fill your old NO. 1 Copper , SOc; radiators·, Compl€!1 e m ob i le hom e cu ~ hions, standard si:ze suite, THE MEIGS County F ish & Coa-l Company reserves the 28c ; brass, 18c; ba tt eries, 85c ser.vice P. l us gigahti c only $9.95 . Pome roy Game A ss n. will m eet r ight to reject any and all eac h ; clean dry root s. · Gi ndisplay of mobi le hom es 6 ROOM house with bath and Recovery , 622 E . Main St. . ~---~PI!'!!'!!~ Wednesday even i ng, May 23 , bid s. E. H. Doughty , Con se ng, $QO ; yel low root, Sll; furniture . Inquire 992-5373 . alwa ys a va ilab le at phon e 992-7S54 . at 7: 30 p.m . at th e Syracuse \08 so li dat ion Coal Co .. Cad iz, mayappl e, 4Sc per lb .; M . A , 5 ~ 18-16tp 5-3-241p C.l ub House, Syracuse. Ohio 43907. , Hall , Reedsv ille , Oh io, 378E. MAIN 5-20-4tc 5-13-l Ot c 6249. 8 ACRES on State Route 143, 1 POMEROY 5-6-lfc mile South of Harrisonville ; McDANIELS Custom Slaughter HANG ING ba skets; white .- pink seve ral home sites ; water tap House and ~at Cutl irig ; THE HOME SELLING and red geraniums, mums paid ; ca ll 992-3640. 1220 Wa s hington Blvd. State ·and -.G overnment In - Help SEASON IS HERE NOW and begon ias; In stant cOlor: 5-13-12tc <'·. spected ·; phone 773 -S208. 423-751 1 BELPRE, 0 . LET US SELL fo r your garden - pan sies, DRIVER needed , sober and 5-20-121c petun ias, marigol d s, Phlox , BY OWNER ~ selling under YOUR HOME. depfndab!e. middle -aged Co leus, Salvia, Zinnias, appr·ai sal value, newly built 4 DON'T WAtT; preferred.· App ly in per son at CAS H paid for all makes and KNAPP SHOES COmfort , Di ant hu s, A ll yss um, Snapfurnished apartments bui!t-in Col_!rl Stree t Cab , Pome roy.- mode l s of mobi le home s. LIST WITH US TODAY Quality , Long Wear . dragons, Agerat-ium and cabinets, panelled walls, now 5-22 3tp Phone area code 614-423-9531 . Rea-sonable pri ces. Ca ll 992 SACRES Portutacca . Vegetab le plants rented monthly income $340 . =-c-:c--::-------4- 13 ~ If c S324. Cabbage , bro cc ol i, RUTLAND, OH 10 7 All electric, city water in QUALIFIED li fe guard f or 1971 HOLL Y Par k , 12 x 60, l ike 5-3-tf c caulif l ow er , l e ltt~ ce, eggplant. country between pomeroy room s, 3 bedrooms , could be Map lewood Lak.e. Ph one 949 nrw, ca rpeted , house fur mangoes, hot peppers and 14 -4074 . . Athens. Phon e Mason. W. Va., 4. Bath , n ice kitchen with ni ture. a ir - c onditioned , ROOFING and Heating Repair ; kinds of tomato plant s. 773-5580. Will consider trade. s 20 4tC w<)$hCr and dryer, wit h 8 x 32 cabin ets, range and ref ., alt types ; Sp"ecial - Cleaning 110 Mechanic Street Cl ela nd Farm and Ideal for home and in come for hardwood floors , cellar, gas por ch and awn·i ng ; phon e 1and oiling of blower, complete Greenhouse, E . Main, Ra cine . retired couple . F .A . heat, stor.m door s & 304 773 547 4. check on furna ces; phone 843 Ger al dine Cl eland. 5-20-12fp 2341. 5-9-1Otc window s, out buildings , 5-18-tfc 5-2-JO!c util it y room , other features . 6 ROOMS and bath , panelling. 4 - 8 PT. 75 x 16.5, 8 ply truck JU ST $18,500.00. carpeting , aluminum siding , NEW LISTING KOSCOT SPECIALS l or May tires and two mobile home storm doors and windows. 2 YEARS OLD are Hair Kair Products in axl es and 4 tires. Phone 7-42- POMEROY - 4 rooms , bath , natural gas. drilled well, FUR NI SHED 2 · bedro Om Ju st a ttaby in age. but grown cluding other items. If you full basement with shower . S387. garage, 1 mile South of t~ partment. ad ult s only . up in quality. 3 ·large B. R. have ever purchased Kosco! 5-20-31c Wall to walt carpeting. Gas M iddleport. Phone 992 -6902. Middl eport . Phone 992-387 4. Wilhd oub l eclosets. Beaut"iful Kosmetics and are not being f urna ce and half a cr e of land . 5·20-10fp 5-18-lf c ---~--~--~ bath & shower. Kitchen'· ha s serviced. phone Helen Jane 197 1 HONDA SL l2.5. Phone 992- On ly $7 ,500.00. ill mo st everything in-cluding Brown , evening s also. 9.9240 ACRES 8 rooms and bath, . PRIVATE ' meeting room for 6160. NEW LISTING 5113 . double oven, rahg e and Ref . house, barn and several any organizu li on; phone 992 5-20-31i: 4 BEDROOMS Ni ce kitchen , 5-13-tfc "Ut ility room . Large L.R . buildings also . 518,000. 7423975. .-,-:G-:R:-A -:V c-:: E-1o--1-:i-n -:M-:e--:i-9-, -: M-:e-m ~or i a 1 f u II b a s em en I w h i c h h a s -----c--~ 6161. with fireplclce . Basement. 3- 11 -tf c RUMMAGE sa le, Mav 23 to 26 GMden s. Cheap . Call 949 - . garage and 2 family rooms. 5-20.6fp Large tot 100x1 2o. (I evell. open 10 a.m . Great Bend 4962. N ice front porches . Asking $23.000.00. 1973 MOBILE HOME with larg e Grange Hall . Tw.o 21 in. TV . S-20-lfc . $18,900.00. NEW home near Rutland , 3 CHEAPIE ,. patio . Albert Hill , Ra cine. j65 ft . No. \2 -2 electric wire . bedrooms and bath complete BUILOING LOT Oh io, Phone 949-2261. Jl ' story frame . Near A&P Three flu ore scent lig hts . COOK , wai.lress - and carh op ; with kitchen, washer and TOMATOES, peppers, potted POMEROY 50x 160 on Route 5-17-6t c store . 2 bedrooms, cou ld be Many other items . Phon e 843dryer , 742 -6161. apply in person , Craw 's Steak !l owers. by pot or by the 7 l oop and 33. A mere $1500.00. 2826. 3. Dining room . Bath . Storm · 5-2061p dozen, SOc. $2 flat on al l fARM House. 3 AND 4 ROOM furni·shed and 5-21 -3tc dpors pansies. H u bbard' s & windows. Large Jot . 5-10-tfc unfurnished ap artm ents. Greenhouse , 300 ·yards above 42 ACRES - 6 rOom house, Out of atl flood s. MAKE AN Phone 992 -5434. ballpark in Syracuse, Ohio. ~modern bat h, and kitchen. . OFFER . $5.000.00. 4-12-tfc 5-15-tfc Bank barn, some frUit, in · 10 ACRES ~-------, Orange Township. Wa nt only I WILL do house cleaning io the POOD LES. AKC Puppi e~. sm all TWO bedroom m ob il e home in 6 l eve l . Good area . 2 minia t ure, black or wh it e, $19, 500.00. Chester - Pomeroy Mid bedroom Mi ddle po rt ; ad ult s on ly ; home . Electri c wormed, permanen t shots. dleport area and vicin i ty . .· POMEROY phone 992 -5S92. heat. Bath . About 11 years 575; Ph one Coo l vil le 667 -62 14. Phone 992 -2702 or Chesler 98S2 BEDROOMS - Good ·older S-13-\ f( old . T HI S YOU WILL HAVE 5-20-12fc 4146. Pe~ce wilt" come in · the home on quiet street. Ni ce Lot l.OOxJOO with 9 room TO SEE . $15,000.00. 5-22 -Jic Mideast when the Arabs love kitchen , gas furnace . Wr"o ught AKC Toy Poodle puppies, $75 TWO trailer lot s i n M iddl eport ; house, garage apt., extra 1 2 dup lex in Bradbury , phone OTHER PROPERTIE S TO and $8S. Al so Siamese k i t't ens, their ~ hildren more than iron porch . Would like building space . WANTED - lawn s to mow in Price befor e 6 p.m. 992 -5693. CHOOSE FROM. COME IN $10. Phone 1-2S6-6247, Kenne ls 1S,OOO .OO. reduced . Rut land . Phone 742 -6363. they hate us . And. when S ' 5-20-St c · of Calhoun. TODAY AND SEE WHAT 100 ACRES PLUS 5-22-31c 5-20-30t c peace does corne. we will, LEBANON TOWNSHIP --, Ha s W E HAVE TO OFFER . MOB ILE ·home Space' in HENRY E. CLELAND perhaps ~ in time - be ga s well, and all m inerals. .Syracuse; ph on e 992 -6329 . BROKER Phone 992-7747 5-2-flc able to 'forgive the Arabs Several older. buildings , and 6 992 -2259 or 985-3805 for killing 0 'ur sons. How- r oom frame house. Farm pond. If no answer 992 -2568 · Remo te se tt ing for a loner . ever. it' will be more difri· Only s 19 ,500 _ cult for u s t o for gi ve th em . NOW IS THE T IME WHEN REAL ESTATE AUCTION for hav1n g for ced u s to ktll WE HAVE THE BUYERS Saturday, May 26, 1973 at"2:00 P.M . \heir so ns. LOO KING FOR A NICE MIDDLEPORT 87 South Second Avenue , Middleport,·Ohio· BEFORE AFTER - l.'l raeli. PremierGotdfl Meir. PLA CE. COME IN AND LIST ' Apprilisal- SIS,OOO.OO 1 Fur'ni shed Apt . wi th new WITH US FOR A QUICK 448 South SeCond Avenue, Middleport, Ohio Karr 's Barber f urniture, wi th or wit hout SALE . WHEN YOU AO Shop , 110 Lynn Appraisal - 512,000.00 utili ties, 2 bedr oom s, on St ., Pomeroy , r------~-----, · VERTISE YOUR PROPERTY 380 South Third Avenue, Middleport, Ohio ground fl oor w ith wall -to Ohio, has added a YOU OPEN YOUR DOOR TO Appraisal -55 , 000.~0 wa ll c arpe l. Al so have new service. We ALL STRANGERS . BE SAFE privale en lran ces and yard are now fitting AND PUT YOUR PROPERTY Place ot sale : 87 S. Secon d Ave. , Middleport, Ohio.- Open for children, in ni ce neigh Men's Toupees. House 1: 00 P.M.·- 2: 00P.M. May 26 , 197.3 on all properties . IN O UR EXPERIENCED bor hood . ·we can fit you Properties sol d"individually . Nomin imum b ids, but se l.ters HANDS . THE SMALL FEE Phon e 992 -3863 Iii 3 p.m . or w1th a full or a re serve the right to reject bids . · 992 -5844 · after 6: 00 . WIL L CERTAINLY PAY partial hairpiece. Ter m s of sale : Cash .. YOU . TO DO SO, NOW. For W~nt Ad Serv ice S c ents per Word one in se rt ion MODERN SANITATION 1970 PONT lAC S129S Firebird Esprit, tocal1 ow ner car , 350 V 8 engine, power stee r ing & automatic transm ission, AM F~ rad io, l ik e new white lettered t i res. 307 V-8. power steenng & brakes, radio, clean interior . .. Pomeroy Home & Auto ' Wanted To Rent Notice For Your Mobile HomeLand-·No Down Payment ''HElL" 304-485-3809 ----~ HEATING & COOliNG HOGG & ZUSPAN Auto Sales ------- SABRE TIUER 3/z HP 129.95 Mob1le Homes For Sale TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 4~.95 ----- Notice Lost . ---,---~~- WaniP11 To Buy · .========::::_:" CLELAND MILLER MOBILE HOMES Real Estate For Sale ----- Wanted Vi~uu--v. Teaford, Sr. Broker CARRIER WANTED Pomeroy, Ohio For Rent IN RACINE THE DAILY SENTINEL -~-~ ------ PHONE 992-2156 · Pets For Sale Employment Wa-nted PROPERTY IN MIDDLEPORT MEN'S TOUPEES GRAY MANOR APARTMENTS • We talk to you ·_like a person. _ STOP in and let MICK show YO'U what he can do for you . KARR'S BARBER SHOP ljarbers Local .400 AFL -CIO 110 l ynn St. POMEROY For Sale · WMP0/1390 GI<OCER Y bus iness for sale . · Building for sale or lease . Phone 773-5618 fr om 8: 30p.m . to 10 p.m . for appointment , · 3-20·tfc ON YOUR DIAL . HELEN L. TEAFORD 'i92 .:.\ 1l ~ GORDON 8. TEA FORO 991 · 3615 AS~OCIATE$ NO SU~DAYS PLEASE Inquiries on property may be made to Haml in C. King , Attorney -at-Law , 21 Locust Street, Gallipoli s. Ohio, phone: 614 --446 -08SS. Francis Biron~ Michael ·Fry, · Co- Executors of the Estate of Harrie Marie Smith, deceased. NOT QESPONS1BLE F'lR PERSONAL PROPERTY OR ~CCIOENTS . -~--~-- \ < • . }____.-- i . -- C ---~·-- . ~ ..... . l!.<\ IL£ I'M TIIW<J>JGJ-· ~ '• ' • C> ~ I~D10 Ill® u11: rn SMITH NELSON INC. .....MOTORS, Ph. 992 -2174 Pomeroy EARN M'/ ~~,:O@§t.'ll'ii' TRUE , A ~~6TOR ICAI. QuESTION IS ONE I'OR a uT, BtMO, ><OW COULD 'IOU . W~I C~ Oi'E DOESN'T PO SS IBLY REA LLY EXPECT AN ANSWER l WA S GIVING ~OU A R~ETOR ICAL !ill:l uWl§el FI NA L. EXAM~ 11'~1MO!l!.l@ TH INK ... I.IVING PARKING CARS! Specialist Wheel Alignment It Must Be Right or we will Mioke it Righi . ... 8-4 :30 Daily, 6- 12 Sat. In the R. H. Rawli'"'gs Sons Building . 991 -2101 Middleport, 0 . NoN THET'tO'DOt-JE.-uRpf- OBJECT'50F DIOSIRE 15 ALL W£. FE:D ME WHUT AH DE.SI RED. ~.A.. AH-YAwW- DESIRES 1U GO 10 SLEEP.~' ARE!/' r-----;: AH'LL DESIRE A CLEAN S HIRT IN TH' MAWNlN 1- YO' 15 -SOB! - GI'CTOUTOF R.IGHT. DtANA T l-\15 OORG!! Al L i>H 15-ISA f>UILD A 1>-IEW LIFE!! OBJEC!'<. o' RUT ~ DE.SIR.E.'.' POMEROY HOME & AUTO Real Estate For Scile ARNOLD BROTHERS • . BRITCHES AN'- - ·_:.!., For Sale Furnace Controls -~---" lL.-----..:>1_\ I •_r'l 1l-\AT"S VJHAT I Lti<E 1\~T BLENDA ... SI\E IJEII<R IIJTE. PIU'!S '., ! .• I Fr'om the laroest Truck or Bulldozer Rad iator to the :;,manesr Heater Lore . Nathan Big9s . Radiator Spec1ah$l WOOD TRUSSES - ~ DOG, GRABBeD TH' BODACIOUS 0UTLAW BVTH'SEAT OF HIS . l ~\ li~l EXPERIENCED Radiata Service VETERANS BANK FINANCING -'AN'THEN 0c8UtlE1, l'H' WOND_E._R_,::-,-.,1:----::\-- 1 .\ .,_':?'-" ~- '-----------....J ~=·=•::•::E:·::M:•:i::n::.=P=om=e=ro=y=·=O=·~ ,===~=======~ Pomeroy Motor Co. In Memory l 'f ) ~ HI YA., fY\t5l' . 10 <!..£: YA, f:Ol_l. ~ C£ 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy ,. ,.,1., ..,.._,., _ OFFICE SUPPLIES ~EAO$ EVeRYTHING- ON 'TH' JO:ACK, NEVEl" and auvs FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display. ANYTHII'I(;.' MAYBE T 1DA"'v''S GONNA BE D1FFEQ:ENT! WINNIE WINKLE ®I'M SO GLAD TO HEAR YOU 'RE GOIN13 HOUSE and roof Painting ;, i n1er ior and exte r i or, free estimates; call992-7008or 992: 2460. 5·21 -30111 TO TAKE A I AT EVERYONE eGNNAZ 1:> MAKING PIJ\NS FOR T>iE SUMMER 50 t VE DECIDED TO TAKE AN t:ARLY DEAR. YOU TAINLY DESERVE HAVE YOU DECIDED WHERE YOU'LL. GO? NO, I HAVEN 'T GOTIEN THAT FAR IN MY PIJ\NN ING' .JUST MAKING' UP MY MIND TO GO wA:> EXHAUSTlNG ENOUOH ... ONE. I'vE GOT ~ I (; TERRIBLE HANOUP 1HAT MAKES ME I' EEL GUILT)' WHENEVER 1 TAKE TIME OFF. I GUESS THAT'S ONE OF 1HE DISADVANTAGES OF OWNING YOU I>. OWN BUSINES:> . NON5EN5E 1 WIN Nit= . IF YOIJ CAN'T GETAWAY FROM TIME 1D nME, WHO CAN ?j=.::;rl O'DELL WHEEL Alignment' located at Crossroads, Rl. 124,: comple te front end service,· tune up and brake se rvic e.; Wheel s balanced elec -· tron i::. ally . AII wor ~. guaranteed . Reasonable' rates . Phone 992-3213 or 7422 3232. , 2-18-tfd READY ·MIX CONCRETE delivered r i ght to your proiect. Fast and easy. Free estimates . Phone 992 -3284 . Goeglein Ready - Mix Co. , M iddleport, Ohio . 6-30-tfc I ju,;t qive want ~ou to back 604, :--~. ,~'. y\_ ",( .- •.. 40U are SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates . Ph. 4464782, Gallipolis, John Russell , Owner and Operator . . 5-l2 -Uc stuck ~ 1£~ OC11' Ml.Q1 TO "\l o: LOOK /1,'\ , M/IMA, BUr IF lj()U P'I with 't' I ' ~ C. BRADFORD. Au ctioneer PROBe, ~OJ'U.. FIIJD T\1ti.T BR\lfL><; AAS G:>REAT Cotr'!plete Service Phone 949-3821 Ra cine, Ohio Critt Bradford 1"--~~R 68AUT~ 1• 6 ' ! .• VMA~& 100 BAD '{)U 0.1-l'T \URIJ HIM IMSID60llf 1 IF 1()1) PRCXlt""! ~EPER, '10J'LL l'lllD fl.. -sEJ.l'SE C1f ~LII.'CR! J 5-1 -tfc ELNA and Wh i te Sewing Machines ... Service on all makes . Reasonable rates . The Se~ing Center, M i d dleport , Ohio. 11 ·16-ltc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED. REPAIRED. MILLER SANITATION, STEWART. OHIO. PH. 6623035. 10-4-tfc .H ' Itf~ SI-i I. lli nd1 ! lio l.\' 111 <1 11 5. Br; 1d SE.WING MACHINES . Repair service, all makes . 992-228-4. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. J-29.ffc ll. B::~rr· AUTOMOBILE insurance been cance lled? Lost your operat or's license? Call 992 - . 2966." 6- 15-tfc <.....l'l""'l"'"\.:::J WITH US FIRST FOR PARK WOOD KIRKWOOD ACADEMY ·l. Ergth"<l· \ 1 17oN'T M INI? '{oUR f'tA'IiNG WITH I'<~ NIASK, i?UT THE NEH TI ME 'IOU BORROW SoME-THING WOUL-17 'iOIJ r--~ -------~ 5. s t ol e Ud 1 f'IRSI ASK I proval 5-ZZ. 600 W. Main St . · · Ned to the Jones Boys Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992-7777 Larry Evans Frank Gheen Open Sun .. 1-6 p.m . · Daily 9-6 . ..... [ Yesterday's :\nswer H. Sh eets nf wind ow 25. Pun cture 19. Soul h p; l ass ~cas 7. Arl ( l.<tl . I 8. Hare l)ird ct' wtl s.) 9. Ab elard 's love 27. Ca utioned "canoe 22. Bathe 29. cuhi e meter 23. Chain store 30. Distaff kin 31. Co mm anrl om<: i t~ i 24. Wind : f1 0we1· LO. Hcgi stcrcd 16. Win ~ lik<• I I. J 0 (] ~ (;UI'IIIC . 36. Sesame 37. !love ( LaU ' QU lie A .JO!!I- II II I I.E'T THE:F<:a_ee NO !!ONE& A!OUT li! No" urtu1p the dreled letlera to form the IUJ'PriH UUIWtr, u IUIItlt.ed by the aboft eartoon. I (XliiiiXIJ (Aalwen ! Jymblee; COWl~ fAULT IAU..AD IH~err•w) MAGNIT . Ye•ter..7'• , . Anawer1 Jf'har Tov.'re opr to find up a policeman I •lene-THI AIM Of THI LAW '-' 34. Li si's '' th ree •· THE!7E TICKETS COST Fli'T'( •·Ljtt[p - CENT~ ~IR ... WH0'5 601N6 TO Edw "' PA'( lilfT~ CENT5 Tb IU'.TCH CKUCK;5 TEAM PtM ~A LL ? 35. Obtained 37 . Overwhelmed 38. Cb mplclc 3~- An cien t war <:luh · 40. Wh lrlt'l.l 41. Hca \'Y :whack (s l.l DAILY CRYI~TOQUOTE-Here's how to work it: CAPTAIN EASY Is * MOBILE HOMES ., !!!~~~ ~-:::r..: ~.:ore :~3 . I Uown Payment -1~ Year Financing ~G.I. Loans Available ~:-lo .lacked-up Prices ~Swil't Credit Ap- · LARRY'S~ I cate 28. Fatii Cl' of Kis h 29. Itali an port 32. Woode n ' ;\MANDA PANDA Low You Talk , we Listerl, the Buck Stops Here. pl";..nt I FOliE(; ( 2\ld S. I ox 2'1. SJI Uil - Eas.v Living -Easy Payments ~Low. alit )" Stoo g1•s" 18. Places n f worship 20. i\.l oharn mcdonl saint 21. Human ian (.'_ i ty 22. 11\Li j {' sl y 23 . Su jlcrior 25. 1>dcstl.' rl 26. C('lcbcs vCHECK MOBILE HOMES uld \\'o f-Ill " Th ree form four ordinary word1. J}l'l"l.;(}ll Euri. .........: t:~ . tlu.• UniCJ'amble the•e four Jumblea. one letter to each square, tq. ~- Ea gle· ~ IH:St ~t l'ar ud(' 1 ~. 14. :\fl"ronl I 5. Edge 16. Prim :~tt· 17. One of JJl]Jwm11m®JJ..J=~.-~c: HOW:\' I. I ngcniou ;-; AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One- letter simpl-y stands to·r another. In t-h is sample A is used for the three L's. X for the two O's, etc. Si ngle letters, . apostrophe:;;, the length and formalio~ of the words are all hints. Each day the code lette.rs are dliYerent. . l' RYPTOQUOTES RNUB WOEEMV AMWNJIVZ - FDV FZ A D' F AN A V NE IBWNLIMWOR WMEWRAANMEA. - AOYDBR SMXEAME Ye>lerday's Cryptoquole: IN THE BLOOD OF MARTYRS ·ro INTO! ·ERANCE Am; TilE SEEDS OF UNBELIEF.- WALTER LIPPMANN . I{OUR~ I~ NOT 'IV REAG<JN MARCIE ! 'IOU~ I~ TO Sat. !TH15 IS F~ CAARIT!(! ' �10 - The Da1ly Sentmel, Maddlepor~ -P omer oy, 0 , May 22, 1973 Sidewalk sales hints ,at plot tContmued from page )) Pleasant Radge Road and Wolfe Dnve one-way streets Hunnel expressed concern due to the number of accidents m the area The matter was r eferred to the street committee. Meetmg With council was Tom Cassell, manager or the Columb1a Gas Company, who IS 1eavmg the area Cassell ex· pressed hts thanks tocounctJ for 1ts many cor.Jarlerations whtle he was here He mtroduced John Koebel, GaU1pohs, who w11i assume the dut1es of tile Middleport offi ce. Counctl also discussed the ma jor a nd mmor street repatrs needed m the valla ge Mayor Collms suggested that the street corrumttee study the Situation and make Its recommendatlon at the next meetang Council agam dtscussed sendmg Ronme Anderson , Pomeroy policeman, to meter repair school Luc1en Poulin suggested that anstead of sending Anderson to school they contact Carl Hysell and ask hun tf he wtll give lJlStruchon on repaJ.rS of the meters and what he would charge for h1s servtces Mayor Collans asked Ch1ef Webster to contact Hysell and report h1s fmdangs . Council lS accepting applicatiOns for the posttlon or street supermtendent CalVIn Lane submitted hts resignatiOn at the last meetmg of COWlCil effective June 1. ApplicatiOns may be sent to Pomeroy Vallage Clerk , Jane Walton, C1ty Hall, Pomeroy The parkmg sttuation at Monkey Run agam was atrcd by Pouhn who had a map of the area Counc1i has dascussed this satuatLon many tunes Chief Webster stated that some famalles there have as many as three cars Mayor Collins directed that the street cmrumttee study the sttuatLon and come up with a recommendatiOn Jam Mees reported that two street hghts have been placed on Unwn Terrace and that no add1honal street hghts w1ll be erected The mayor's report for Apnl showmg receipts m the amount of $1,513 75 was approved Attending were Mayor Collms, Poulan, Ralph Werry, Wilham Snouffer, Ehna Russell, Mees, and Harry Dav1s, counctl members, Mrs Walton, clerk, and Chief Webster MEIGS THEATRE Tomght, Mar 22 POCKET MONEY <Techm co lor ) Paul Newman Lee Marvm Colorcartoons Show Starts 1 p m (GP J Wednesday & Thursday May 23 24 NOT OPEN Tonight, May 22 Program " THE NAKED COUNTESS" She would do anyth1ng to please the count. no matter how b1zzare or mac:rabrel I Rated RJ Double Feature - Pius"C INOY and DONNA" A story of two s1sters C.ndy so anx 1ous to grow up, Donna who grew vp too fast 1 Adults Only Wed , Thur , Fn May 23 24 25 Double Feature Program Alfred H1tchcock's FRENZY (Color I Jon Fmch Alec McCowen ( RI -Plus- YOU'LL LIKE MY MOTHER (Color I Patty Duke R1chard Thomas ( PGI Final VIM • meetmg set The !mal sesswn of VIM w•ll be he ld at 2 p m Fnday, May 25, at the former Junior H1gh bmld1ng 1n Pomeroy w1th emphaSIS on rnedtcare , SOCial secunty , and commumty res ources ava ilable - par~ t1 cularly . " InformatiOn and 1 eferral" and " home nursmg " serv1ces These VIgor m Maturity programs have been concerned w1th mamtatnmg good health, of knowmg what to do to stay healthy Unfort un a le ly, knowmg what to do and bemg able to do 1t are two diffe rent tlnn gs Under what Circumstances can a patient who has JUst been dtscharged from a hosp1 tal qu alify under medicare for physical therapy Ln Ius horne? Are home nursmg facilities avatlable under Medtcare') These are among questwns to be cleared up Fnday A [teld representative fr om the dtstnct soctal secunty office m Manetta wiU-explam rned1care and answer other questwn s related to socia l security benefits Local personnel will outline resources available f01 older C i ti zen~ m Me1gs County Meanwhile, 1t was d1sclose<l the semor Cl ttzens desperately ne ed a p1ano Anyone havmg one to donate 1s asked to contact Eleanor Thomas at 9927886 OUR LOANS HELP TURN ON A "HAPPY F.ACE" WASHINGTON (UP! ) Watergate conspirator James W. McCord !Did Senate mvesUgators today he wax com•tnced Thursday set in Meigs for • • • senzor crtzzens President N tx on ha vmg proclaimed May as Senior Cat1zens Mpnth , the theme of tht s year 's observance ts ' 'Older Americans m Actton." The followang mayors, Donald Colhns, Pomeroy ; John Zerkle, Middleport ; Charles Pyles, Racme ; Eugene Thompson, Rutland, and Herman London, Syra cuse, have desagnated May 24 as Semor C1t1zens Day In observance of th1s day there w1ll be a county-wade potluck an the audatorium of the former Pomeroy Jun1or Htgh Bmldmg All semor citizens in the county are lUVtted The t1me Will be 3 to 7 p m wath dinner at 5 30 Everyone as to brang !able service. Coffee wtll be furmshed, Entertamment wLII be by Tracy Whaley, Denver R1ce, Durward Cummmgs and Bernard Connally If anyone needs trans· portatwn, call the Semor Citizens Center, 992-7886 or 9927884 Regatta (Continued from page l ) chamber advanced $20 to the pr oJect and wd1vidual dunatwns were made as well Mrs Judy R•ggs, also meetwg w1th the chamber m regard to the NatiOnal Baton Contest wh1ch w1ll be held Sunday at Me1gs Jumor High m Middleport begmmng at ·12 30 p m , asked the chamber to supp ly her with brochures on the Re gatta so that she may dJstflb11 te them when she attend s the Moonshme Festival at New Stra1tsvalle Kerm1t Walton reported that the upper parkmg lot 1s ex:~ peeled to be failed w1th exhibLtors There will also be a booth from the OhiO Attorney General's off1ce on drugs Jack Carsey announced that the boat races on Sunday wtll begm at 12 30 p m. In the nane races tHere w1ll be a first, .second and th1rd place Cash pnzes to be a\\arded m the first , se t ond and thtrd places a• e $50, $30 and $20 respectn. ely Trophies wtll also be awarded Race classes are, famtly, E G J F, spor t, G J; unrestncted, R S, and unhm1ted A flea market wall be held dunng the three<lay event. K1dd1e ndes w1ll be by Nolan Amusement The ndes wtll be located on the field behand th e Pomeroy Jumor Htgh Schoo] Tom Cassell, local manager nf th e Columbaa Gas Company, who IS leavmg the area , m~ trad uced John Koebel, Gallipolis manager , who Will ,1lso serve the Metgs al'ea Attending \\ere Kerr, Walton, Carsey, Cassell , Koebel, Mr and Mrs Robert Buck , Richard Chambers, Bill G1ueser, Fred Morrow, Mrs Collins, Ralph Graves, Dale Warner, Bob Jacobs, Wendell Hoover, John Weeks, Fred C1ow, Ea rl In ge ls, C. E Blake slee, Halferty, N W Compton, Mrs Riggs, Thereon Johnson, VIrgil Teaford, Beulah Jones and Kahe Crow . If it's a worthwhile loan 'co you - it's worth seeing us first. We'll scare processing your loan without delay. Your bankmg business is taken seriously, here. Give Us a Call Auto Teller Window and Walk-Up Wtndow Open Friday Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE PITTSBURGH L:itilel'\s /iaUona' -'C.CIIKINNATI f'- 1\k MIDDLEPoRT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation • • "My fur coat stolen!" 11 R1sk" In su rance to furs jewelry , l camera s, etc aga•nsf theft , 1dental damag e 1s the that the White House fared Richard Hehns as darector of the CIA to " lay the foundation " for blamang the buggang plot on the secret agency , • McCord, reading from a memo as teleVlsed heanngs resumed anto the 'burglary of De moc r a t 1c p a r t y headquarters last sprang, sa1d he had been told that James R Schlesmger, who replaced Hehns as CIA i:liaef , "would go along" with the White House plot McCord, a former CIA agent, saad he felt "this smacked of "the satuation which Hatler's antelligence ch1efs found themselves an" an the 1930s and 1940s, "when they were put m the posataon of havang to tell him what they thought he wanted to hear" mstead of what they really believed. Angered at thas "ruthless attempt" and attemptang to head 1t off, McCord saad, he wrote a letter to an old fnend, ex-Wh1te House aade John J . Caulfield m late December " It was couched m strong language because at seemed to me at the time that was the only language the White House understood," he saad " It said m substance . 'Dear Jack, I am sorry to have to wrate you thas letter, but if Hehns goes and the Watergate operation as laad at the CIA's feet where at doesn't belong, every tree m the forest w1U fall " It wa:I be a scorched desert The whole matter as at the precipace raght now Pass the message that if they want at to go there, they are on exactly the raght course "' Reports of McCord's letter to Caull1eld farst surfaced last weekend an a sworn pretraal deposatwn of a Whale House R eseroations still oven to WILLIAM BARRETT LANGSVILLE - Wilham M Barrett, 76, Langsville Route 1, dted Monday at Veterans Memonal Hosp ita l Mr Barrett was preceded m death by h1s w1fe , Bertha W1lhams Barrett, four brothers, and three s1sters Surv1vmg are three sons, Robert Langsville; Bruce of Georgetown, and Wesley of Bidwell , a daughter, Mrs Carl !Mae) Nelson of Maddleport; a stepda ughter, Mrs Helen Metheney, Lake Ctty, Tenn , and several grandch1Jdren and grea t-grandchtldren Funera l services wtll be held at 1 p m Thursday at tile Ewmg Funeral Home w1th the Rev Lawrence Sullivan offtcwtmg Burial w1Ll be m the Danville Cemetery Friends may ca ll at the funkral home anytime MRS. KLINGENSMITH LETART, W Va - Funeral serv ices for Mrs . Anna KhngensmLth, 72, Letart, W Va , Rd, who d1ed Sunday evemng at Pleasant Valley Hosp•tal, Will be held at I 30 p m Wednesday at the GUldmg Star Advent Chrastaan Church Born m Pennsylvan1.a. on Dec 6, 1900, Mrs KlLngensmLth IS survtved by two sons, Davtd of McKeesrock, Pa , and Harry, Letart , four grandchaldren and seven great-grandch•ldren Offtciatmg at servtces w11l be the Rev Robert , Goldsberry and the Rev Malton J . Bartram Fn ends may call at the Foglesong Funeral Home after 4 p m today Bunal wall be m -Everg reen Cemetery . The body wall he m state at the . church one hour prmr to ser~ Vlces Noftce CHICKEN Barbecue and spare r 1bs and homemade 1ce cream at the Ches1er F1re Hou se May 28 ( Memonal Day 5 22 Sic table at the Senate hearmgs, perhaps later today . McCord testifaed he was subjected to mtense pressures to go along With th• p;an Ill blame Watergate on the CIA, partLCularly at two lateDecember meetmgs last year With hiS then-attorney, Gerald Alch. But McCord, a 19-year CIA veteran , sa1d he refused to go along out of loyalty to the ~i ct"i! t orgamzation. " By this time, I was ... convm~ed that the Whate House had fared Hehns m order Ill put Meags Hagh Sehool Prmcapal James D1ehl anstalled new officers of the Meags Band Boosters Monday mght at the school They were Frank StSSOn , president ; Mrs. VIvian Pierce, farst vace presadent, Mrs. Carolyn Thomas, second v1ce president; Mrs Joan Wilhams, secretary, and Mrs Donna Ohlinger, treasurer. Members voted to furnash workers and food for a booth at the Meags Junwr Hagh School m Maddleport every thard Saturday startang June 2 for a Jamboree to be held there. The boosters began plans for alumni event but as well to lay the foundation for claiming that the Watergate operation was a CIA operation , and now to be able to claim tilat 'Jielms had been fared for lt,' " McCord read from hJs memo. a booth at the regatta next month to sell Jellaes and bazaar ttems Mrs Joan Weyersrniller and Mrs. Ernestme Werry will be an charge. The boosters booth at the Pomeroy Stadmm wall be open <In JLme 16 to serve food and soft drinks from 2 p.m. until the frog Jumpmg contest is completed Mrs Werry, Mrs Rose ann Sebo and Mrs. Vivtan Pterce will be m charge. Bells from the band banquet for awards and for bu.s dravers to Wheebng were presented and approved for payment. The group voted to make a down payment for 155 band members to attend band camp at Rao Grande College in August. Cop1es of revised bylaws were dastrabuted and changes were explained by Band Darector Dwight Goins, An auditang committee com, posed of Mrs. Joan Wilbams, Mrs lms Burt and Mrs. Addalou Lewas was appomted.• Goans announced that new band shirts have arrived and are available at has off1ce. News. SUPPER PLANNED RACINE A famaly fellowshap supper will be held Wednesday ~t the Ra cane Uruted MethodiSt Church at 6 p m Those attending are to bnng a covered dish and table servl<;e. • • in Briefs Arneraca's farst space stataon crew The 21>-day countdown was to start at 8.30 p m. EDT, aunang for a launch at 9 a .m. Fraday. NASA offacaals sa1d they felt confadent Iiiey could fanish developang tools and techruques to fax the crappled Skylab m time to meet the schedule. Skylab - the world's largest spaceship - limped mto 1ts Bth day m an orbit 172 males above Earth. Flight directors 111 Houston struggled to keep temperatures aboard the unmanned, power-short Craft under control by COnstantly readJUsting Its angle to the sun. . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Shop Weekdays 9:30 to 5 p.m. Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 pm Lingerie Sale Special Purchase Of Our Best Selling Styles In Womens Sleepwear Famous \ Makes. All First Quality. Help Wanted MA INTENANCE man tor vi llage of Syracuse water s yslem Send resume to Max me Van em, clerk of board of publ1c affa1rs, Box 323, Syracyse Middleport ' ' --- - They are learmng about the East f1 um flVe chtldren o( tw o fanllhes'fr om the FHr Ea st who are attendmg the elementary school, one fr om Ind1a , Ute other. from PakiStan Both fanuhes came to J Oin the children's f.l lhers who are \l.i orkmg 10 th1s area The Safl fam1ly came last Septembe r and Z1a, 11 , Rooh1 , 10, and Lubna , 8, en ter~ classes a t the elementa r y Reg. 19.00 and 110.00 Gowns Sale I , I Reg. 6.00 and 7.00 Gowns 1 Sale $399 £1 lingerie Department, First Floor ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY· ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . S228tc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' Thetr pm·enl<.; ar<' Mr .md Mrs Abdu ~ Saf1, \\ho res tde on Eas t Mam St , P ullll'l oy .Mr Safl ha s ~c n hen• Sln{'C May, 197 1, and IS employed as an off tee engmeer wtth Harza Assoc of Ohto at 1.angs\ 1lle. a fn m engaged 1n the Govm proJect Houh1. short Cor Hooh1sm. says Pomeroy ts a btg town compaf'Cd to Drabella, West Pe~ k1 stan, where they c;,une f10111 Z1a, who 1s m Mr Don ShveJs f1fth grddc class, w~s the only one m the frmu ly to spe<Jk Enghsh at the ttme they entereel school d ~ he hac! SliH.KJI BHAVANA AND SHILPA GORADIA enJ OY themselveson the playground at their new school ll'm nt.•d 11 P.tklstnn c:ol.tth.l and h<: l two d;,mghter s Ills t\\0 SISll'rs t uuld not .!Ill\ Pd tn At n CI'tCa to JOin speak <:10) I· ughsh un1 1l lhts Shdnt d a l (~u r . uh ,J In their \car Huotu s..nd th,ll she h.JS lloHit.' on Sp nng Ave He has lc,u netl 1t mostly from the !)(('!l lw1 c ftvc yrars and is an dHid • ('n m s<.'iwol She 1s m ('!l~1nec 1 at the Phtlhp Sporn l\11 ~ Nnflt:,i1 Hoberts' Umd pl.wt The n t\~ o g1rls , j,.\ 1dde dt~s..<; Hlld l ubn,t 1s m Bh.J\.111~1 . 9, .1t1d SIHlpa, 7, are M1 s Jean Kuhn's fu st g1ade sttllng m ' on cla sses, dtss Bl t.t\clna 111 Mr s lna Meadows' l ~n 1 ol1 1ng m school 1n fom th grc~dc, and Shtlpa m Am ent~• was ,\ b1g event fen 1\.ll':-i ldd Dtehl's second ~-: r~t de, dil bul t'spcc lall v fm Lub nd fut 1h(' lf' lll,1Uide1 uf the year Th1s \\ as hc l' fu.st yet~ I to go to Pm t H.'I O)' 1s dll tiMllhey have sc hool tle1 h:.1 chcr po1nls out st.'L'Il of th(' U S smce they thA;,he h c~s done ven · \\ cll .m<J ch.ulged pl.111es 111 New York, IS JUS! tops'' m rea tlmg l.UHIL'f.l 111 ('ulumbus at mg ht , A fu st fot Z1.1 \\CJ S piL1ymg md d1m I' to POI.liCI uy m the b.~ ~ k e tb ,il l ~ II c had pl avcd dd t k They\\ til fmmdlly em o\1 bdsc ba ll ;H hvmc 111 Pahsta' n, dl the bcgm mng of next yea r lml not basketball Bh.tV.IJl,l c~ n d ~h1lpa spoke ' l lu f'l! wee ks .1gu Ru pa 1t1 LUBNA, ZIA, AND ROOm SAFI pmnt to thw former home m Paktstan on a g1obe Lubna and Rooh1 are wearing beauttful blue and gold outftts nattve to Paktsta n -· en tine D.' voted To The lntPrest.• Of The Meigs-Mtuon Aren VOL XXV NO 28 ~:=:::.:;-.:........ . . . . .;... '• ... POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Caulfield thought Mr. Nixon knew LONDON - THE DOLLAR INCHED AHEAD today and the prace of gold held steady But money dealers__saad the U. S. currency was sbll under suspicion Opemng tradmg on the London foreagh currency exchange put the prace of one Brahsh pound at $2.56 to $2 562 The average prace was slightly lower than Tuesday's closmg quotation of $2 5615, mearung the dollar gamed fractionally m value. Gold opened ahnost unchanged from 1ts closan ~ pnce of $110 75, wh1ch was$: 25 below Monday's all-t1me h1gh The metal was offered for sale today at $112 an ounce, but buyers were only offenng $110. Bulhon and currency dealers saad both markets had quieted considerably smce the great rush recently that sent gold to new h1ghs and the dollar to new lows PHNOM PENH - GOVERNMENT TROOPS cleared Cornmumst forces from a sax-mile stretch of H1ghway 4 today and declared the vatal road link between the cap1tal and the seaport of Kompong Som open to trafftc, military sources said Government troops also recaptured two vtllages south of Phnom Penh on Tuesday and pushed down nearby Highway 3 ro an encircled government garr1sonnat Tram Khnar, 32 miles from the cap1tal, the sources sa1d In Honolulu, the U S Pac•flc Command sa 1d U S arplanes attacked Commurust positions m Cambodia for the 77th consecutave day Tuesday NEWARK, OHIO - THE PRESIDENT OF the Arner.can Mechcal AssociatLOn saJd here Tuesday rught sex educatLOn ts one way to combat venereal dtsease which as reached "epidemic'' proportions. "Sex education should be taught m schools as early as the sixth grade," Dr Charles Hoffman sa1d at a news conference here pnor to a speakmg engagement. Hoffman sa1d the mcreased use of oral contraceptives IS onP. reason for the "VD eptdemic '' YELLOW SPRINGS, OHIO - ANTIOCH College offlccals attempted to break month-old campus stnke 10day by expellmg 30 student-'l and threatemng to fire actiVIst faculty members The expulswn notices went out after Dean of the College Ewell Reagan and other admm!Strators trLed unsuccessfully Tuesday to reopen school bmldings that have been closed smce Apnl20 About 200 stnkers hnked arms around tile buildings and turndd away the offacaals by throwang eggs. The egg throwers mcluded several teachers who "wilf be ftred, 11 accordmg to Marge Freed, the school's public mformahon director who acted as a spokesman £or Reagm and President James D1xon PARIS - PRESIDENTIAL ADVISER Henry A K1ssmger began a new sess10n of talks on ways of endmg VIetnam ceasef1re vaolatwns today and sa1d at may be the last "It may be the fmal session today," he sa1d before enoenn g an Amencan-owned villa m suburban Samt Nom-La-Breteche for his sLXth meetmg wath Le Due Tho, h1s Hanoa counterpart Asked if he expected to end the talks today , KLssmger replied "Probably " ' OffLCials at Orly Aarport smd a specaal U S plane was scheduled to depart at 6 p m (a p m EDT ). WASHINGTON - HOUSE MEMBERS appeared reluctant today to JOlfi the Senate m overr1dmg President NIXon's veto of a measure that would subJect the admamstratwn 's two top budget makers to Senate conftrrnatwn The Hou:re leadership was undecaded whether to bnng the velD to the floor for a vote today or delay 11 until fhursday, or possibly even waLt until after the bnef Memoraal Day recess The Senate voted, 62-22, Tuesday to oven1de the veto of a ball which would require the current director and deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB ) to rece1ve Senate conformation. support for the overrtde grew out of conr resswnal anger over the refusals of OMB Darector Roy Ash and Deputy Fredenc Malek and theLT predecessors )0 spend funds for programs appropnated by Congress ' CAPE KENNEDY - THE'COUNTDOWN resumed today for tConbnued on page 10) TEN CENTS ~------------------------~--------~ INewu~:i:d!TJ.te!l!iefs·l, LONDON - UlRD LAMBTON, A government mamster who rcs1gned Tuesday mght m a new British government sex and secunty scandal, sa1d today he had a " casual acquamtance" wLiil a call gar I and a couple of her fnends but demed there bad been a securaty nsk or blackmail. Lord Lambton, 50, qwt abruptly Tuesday mght " for personal and health reasons" as Parliament undersecretary for the Royal Air Force. Government sources sa1d Prlme Mtruster ·Edward Heath ordered an exhaustiVe probe and no Watergate-style coverup or whitewash PHONE 992 2156 WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1973 :···:::·.: :-· (.•:•:::·:·:··-:.--::·: :·:.:·:·::-:·:·:···: . ~-: :::-···: :· ·:. SAIGON (UPI )-THE SAIGON command reported a new low m Commw11st ceaseftre vwlabons toclay, 58 over the past 24 hours, but saad it was too early to call the drop sagruficant. A conunand spokesman satd 1t was too early to assess the signiftcance of the new Jow It was the lowest number of Communist attacks alleged by Satgon many 24-hour period smce the Jan 2a cease~f 1re . Desptte the rdcord tow, however, a command spokesman sa1d f1ghtmg as close as e1ght miles of downto\\n Sa1gon late Tuesday left l2 Commumst troops and one government mihliaman dead The Intnerational CommisSion of Control and Superv1s10n (ICCS) meanwhale began looking mto V1et Cong complamts of alleged U S. bombmg m South V1etnam SHORT GOWNS-LONG GOWNS , In A Big Selection of Colors at Pomeroy Children Element.':lry have been exposed to n on ~ Western culture first hand m recent davs tn the1r l:h.i :;$l'S CALL CANCELLED A JUry called for Wednesday an the Meags County Common Pleas Court wall not have to report as earher requested. - ------- - - DOWNING· CHILDS AGENCY, INC. ' ' 1ts owr. man in control at CIA, STRIKE BEGINS Approxamately 11 men at Rachards and Son Sand and Gravel Co sate at Letart Falls went out on strike th1s mornmg Dale Taylor, superm~ t.endent, satd he dtd not know why the men were on str1ke as BARBECUE SET CHESTER - A cbacken there has been no com~ barbecue, sparenbs and mumcatton between the work· LOCAL TEMPS homemade Ice cream wlll be men and plant management The temperature m down. The men are members of the served at the Chester farehouse Monday, Memonal Day, wath Operatmg Engmeers Umon A town Pomeroy at 11 a m. servmg to start at 11 30 a.m. packet hne was established thas Tuesday was 70 degrees under partially cloudy skaes. and contanue until the supply 1s mormng, Taylor said gone. There wall be a parade at 1 p m and a ga rden tractor pollmg contest at 2 Proceeds from the day's activLtaes wall go for the purchase of a new (Contmued from page 1) truck. The present vehicle "strange" smce bemg wounded a year af o An acquamtance must be replaced wLthin a called the JObless Sanders "mean and cr•zy," year ''I'd see him hangmg aroWid the corner liquor store," satd Brown McKay. " He'd take wine away from old people coming out of the store " Sanders took the 31J..06 rille from his parents' frame house 10 a predornmantly black section of south Memphis SALE DAYS SET Monday afternoon and walked down Kansas Street, farmg mCHESHIRE - Kyger Creek discrammately at anyone he saw. "He'd shoot and then he 'd maJorettes will hold a rum- dance around and laugh while he cocked has rifle," saad McKay mage sale Ftaday and Saturday, May 25 and~ from CAPE KENNEDY - WITH ASSEMBLY of an emergency 9-5 each day on North Second Skylab repaar kat nearmg completion, launch teams start Ave., m Maddleport. counting down today toward the twace-postponed blastoff of SCIPIO EVENT SET HARRISONVILLE Reservat-Ions for the aruma! Se1p10 Alumna Assn banquet and dance may be made by phonmg 742-4783 or 992-3854 The affaar wall begm at 7 p m Saturday at the HarrasonvLlle Sehool. 1 -- BY JO ELLEN DIEHL Booster officers installed ReservatiOns are still bemg accepted for the 75th Annual Chesh~re -Kyger Creek Alumna banquet slated Saturday , May 26 at 6 30 p m. m tile Kyger Creek cafeteria Tickets may be purchased from M1ss Kathy Shaver by callang 3~7 -7707 or at Richard Russell 's M1z Martha 's Restaurant m Cheshire Classes wh1ch Will receive special recog mtwn are the 50 year class of 1923, 25 year class of 1948 and 10 year class of 1963 The steak dmner wall be served by the Cheshire Chapter PLEASANT VALLEY of the Eastern Star Spec1al DISCHARGES. Mattae mustc w11l be pl-ov1ded af~ Huffman, Pomt Pleasant; Joe lerward by " The Kn1 ght i\'il.ers, GaUtpolis, Mrs Wtllts Hawks " W1lhams , Roberts burg , Rodney Osborne, New Haven , OFFICE TOCLOSE Mrs John Bumgardner, West The Me1gs County Dept of Columbua; Kathy Woods, Poant Pleasant; Scott FLelder, Health w11l be closed at noon Pomt Pleasant and Lms From, Wednesday for the remamder of the day due to funeral ser~ Pomt Pleasant BIRTHS· A daughter to Mr. v1ces for V1rgtl Atkms Mr and Mrs. Terry Gray of Letart Atkms was a member of the board of health and was Lts vace presadent at the tune of his death CLUB TO MEET TUPPERS PLAINS - A specaal meetang of the Tuppers DEER KILLED Plams Cornmuruty Club w11l be A doe was k1lled Monday at held at the home of Mrs. NLta 2 30 p m on SR 124 at Ratchae at 7·30 p.m Wed- Bow mans Run, Shenff Robert nesday Plans will be made for C Hartenbach 's Dept an upcommg horse show and reported The deer was killed an tee cream social. Plans for when 1t ran mto the path of an servm g the Ohve~Orange auto dnven by Eldon Kaeuter, Alumna banquet wall be Racme. completed Area deaths lawyer, Fred-1'\Fielding, who saad Caulfaeld had called h1m on Dec 31 to say he had gotten such a " trees an the forest wall fall '' oommumcation anony· mously an the mad. McCord test1f1ed Fraday that Caulfaeld began relaymg offers of executive clemency to him, " from the highest levels of the White House" if he would plead gualty and keep qwet, durmg McCord's Watergate traal that began Jan B Caulfield was expected w folluw McCord to the witness Children of Far East like living in Pomeroy area DR SAMUEL GOLDMAN and Class of '73 President Andy Vaughan chat pnor to com mencement exerctses Tuesday everung at Meigs Htgh School V:mg h~m mtt odu ced Dr Goldman who was commencement speaker Meigs High graduates advised to choose well " How a person makes chmces, aqd the choices he makes, stand as eviden ce throughout his whole hfe," sa1d Dr Samuel Goldman, dean of the College of EducatiOn at OhiO Uruvers1ty m h1s address to the graduatmg semors of the class of 1973 at the f1fth annual commencement exercises of Meigs H1gh School Tuesday rught Dr Goldman pomted out that there arc three types of people m Amencan society toda y. - The ones who run away when they find somethw g wrong w1th society are the "cowards of soctety " - Indifferent people, who do not want to get mvolved, t~re the ''mnocents of society " - Ones who want to set thmgs n ght and shov.. stgns of matunty are the "heroes of S(JC ICty """' He stm! " Eo~ ch of you hds th e ch m ~e of whi ch gtoup to be a part of as you enter a new pha se of y o~r (1fe " He co ncl ud ed w1th the wm mn g, " We mu st overcome a ny th1n ~ and everytlnu g lhdt l11cs to de humamze socJety 11 rh ~ 205 semors marched mto the aud1tonum wh1l e the band pl<J yed " Pomp <1 ntJ Cn unde1 the cum stdn !:c " / Con t mu cd un P•W,C 10) fly MIKE FEINSIJ.BER WASHINGTON (UPI ) - An ex-While House staffer test1f1 ed toda y he felt he was " d o m ~ some tiHng fol' th e Prestde nt" when he relayed offers of CXL><: Uttvc clemency to Watc1gate conspu ator .J ames W McCm d .Ir , and that he believed Flr cs1dcnt Nt.xon knew he wu:; makmg such offer ~ .John J Caulfield , testafyang fot tt second day at the te lc vtsed Sen;J te Watel'gatc hc.n mgs, smtl he knew .h1 s .tcllOIIS WCIC WI Ong but that lUS ' loyally to the Pres1dent of the U111ted States ovearode these constd erat10ns " Ca ulfield emphasized that he Sl' JUNG f'LIN(, SET 'I here wliJ he ar1 Ac loJJt <J ( luld Today ''Sprm g Fhng:, " I rub y , Snlurd.Jy .111d Sunday at Ormp Francis Asbury ncm Hw (~rand c lnlcrc:;tcd people from all over OhiO will be ~;um pm g J\ tciCVI SIOII tape \\ IJI be m,uh.: •1f nc tiVIllcs and otht·r lll' \\ S mt•t!I,J \\ill tin mhi VIC\\- S , Mrs J\.brk 1unnt lull , Huck SprmgN , '14111 n IIII' St'lll ACT mcd1:1 ,.• had no direct knowledge" Nixon was aware he rc!,Jyed orfer :; of clemency to McCord at Uu ee mcctmgs la st Janllal y wlulc McCord was on tnal for the bug gin g of D ~ mo c r a tl c Na tiona l Comrrnttee headqual'ters last .June Under que :; twnm~ by Sen Lowell P Wc1ckcr Jr , RConn , C:mlheld strcssL>d that he felt he " was dom g somethmg fm the President of the Umted Stales " Ntxon satd agam Tuesday that he never made any clemency offers or authonzed thc~ t an yon e else to make them m his beha lf to Watergate defendants Caulfield sa td he had been dskcd to rel<J y the clemency promtsc::; to hts old fnend McCo• d by then-Whll" lfouse Counsel .John W Dean llf, who he sa1d toJ, h1m to tell McCord th e offers wer e smcere and cam e ftom " the t-1 ghest levels" of the Wh1tC House Caulfield smd he believed Dean was actmg wtlh proper authonty - whtch could only come rrom Ntxon h1mself 1Cuntmued on page 10 ) Heacock to speak C W1l11.c~m Hc<.~ coc k , OJ!umbus, fm me1 commande1 ot thr. Der.u trnent of Oh1 o, AlllCIJ C.IIl I.CJ-: Um , wtll spcCjk at the ,mnu ~:~l Memonal Dtly sc1VIl e s Monday at Beech C:1 ovc Cemctct y sponsored by D1 cw WciJ slcl Post 39, Alllcr! ca n l..cgwn A p.Jrdd P Yt!ll form on the uppc1 pi.H kmg lot Monday at !J ,, m c1nd move down Mum St <It Ill lL w11l tUin out Butternut .u1d move up Second St ror a s.du tc a l th e cou r thouse munumcnt befm e con t1nutng on to Beech Gr ovc The post IS dSktng all groups to take part m the p1;1 1.Jde Those w1shmg to do so c1 1 e to conta ct Kenneth Han 1s or Paul Ce~ se 1 A fireworks di splay Will be set off at Ute Pome1oy levee by GUidO Gu ulaw1 bcfor e the pcu ade Th e fu CYt Ur ks ;u e p::~r tJ cul ai ly des1gned to be effe<.:tJ ve du 11ng dayl1 ght huurs SEC linked to shattering financial scandals By MATTHEW T KENNY SAN JOSE, Costa R•ca (UP! ) - A busmess associate of fmancter Robert Vesco sa1d today that disclosure of all deta1ls an a case that led to the restgnatJOn of G Bradford Cook as chairman of the Securtty and Exchange Comm ISS!On (SEC ) " w 11! startle the world" and destroy mvestor confidence m U S seeur1ties around the world Cook res1 gned last Wednesday followan g allegations that he deleted all references to a secret $200,000 contnbutaon to President N1xon 's reelection campa 1gn from an SEC complamt against Vesco Norman P LeBlanc, a canadian Citizen once Identified by the SEC as an off1cer m several subsidiaries o£ the huge Investors Overseas Servaces, Ltd, (lOS ) mutual fund complex founded by B~ rnard Cornfeld , al so referred m his statement today to an SEC smt f1led last Nov 27 against htmself. Vesco ami 39 other persons and compames "The full dtsclosure of the ClrcumsWnces that forced the res1gnat10n of G Bl'(ldfol'd Cook Will start 1e the world tn what Will be known as the b•ggest scandal that ever rock ed a U S government agency and w1ll destroy m ~ vestor confidence m U S secur1t1es throughout the world ,'' LeBlanc sa1d LeBlanc's statement named l' ece ntly dt s m1 sse d pl'esidentJal counsel John Dean Ill , W11l1arn Casey, and several members of the SEC mciudang Cook, lrvmg Pollack, Stan1ey Sporkm and " perhaps other officials of the SEC unkn own to me " Casey preceded Cook as chairman of tile SEC Pollack has been a member of the SEC smce 1946 but Sporkm was not 1mmediately Identified " It 1s relevant to note tha t Cook, Sporkin and oth ers apparently have Withh old • IDVI • "te d B1•ds on mappmg Th e Me1gs Co unty co m ~ missiOners Tuesday agreed to accept b1ds on a proposa l to pre par e curl'ent pr opert} ownel':shtp maps for Me1gs Coun ty The plan IS to upgrade the pial ma ps f1led m the Me1gs Cou nty record er 's offi ce. Co p1 es of the plan s and specifications for the rnappm g me~y be obtamad m person from Martha Chambers. clerk , or by wn tang to the ljoard of Commi ss iOne rs, Pomer oy B1ds must be submi tted by .June 11 In other bu:siness, an amma l cla1m was pmd to Roy Sm1 th, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, w the amount of $200 for the_._., loss Of two calves Penmsston was g1ven to 1 a1ry Spencer, clerk of courts, tu il t\.end a conv ~ nt10n neal Cleveland , June 20, 21 t1nd 22 1\ Ltend tn g we re Rober t Cla rk, Warden Ours cmd Henry Well s, colll !lll SSIOners, i.ln d M,n tha Chambers. cle1k extenstve doc umenta tiOn th" t AlnCIICdn sec un ttes p1 ove these facl" f1om the U S It wa s the b1ggest such case &.:nute, the Ne w Yol'k gm nd m hi story JUry and the fedma l cou1 l In another· development, il heann g the tSEC J case :-;pukcsman for Vesco, Raul " In v1ew of th ese fa ct.s," EspmoSil, smd the onetime LeBlanc s~u d, "one could more New .Jersey executi ve would properly come to the con~ elus iO n that Mr Vesco's political contn but10 n w.-s not made to obstru d JUStiCe, but was tantamount to extortiOn " He did not elabo rate Th e SEC su1t f1led last Novem ber accused Vesco and 40 other tnd iVJdua ls <J nd c.; ornpamcs assot::Jalc d wtth htm The cost of each ballot cast m of dl'auung more th an $224 the May pl'lmary election m million m assets from four Metgs County was $2 74 , the mu tu al funds holdin g coun t) boa rd of clectwns sa1d l'uesday Tot<J I cost of the electiOn mode necessary m practically all of Me1gs County by th e seve n state Issues wh iCh fa ce d vo te! s was $6,326 10 Th1s mcludcs la bor , poll books, ballots, rent, etc There were 2,303 persons votmg brmgmg Youths a nd adul L" m Me1gs, Athens, and Gallw Coun ties the cost of each vote to $2 74 The state legiS lature will are bemg offered a bOdt tnp on rent1burse the county for costs the Ohio R1 ver Fn day , J une 1 by the Me1gs County 4-H Cl ubs mvolved m prccmcts - all bu t The boat, " Chaperone," Will e1ght were so affected - whi ch leave [rom Middleport levee at had to be open for state Issues 1 p m and retut n at 4 p m only Me1gs County w11i pay the Clubs ma y arrange ptcru cs m ex pense of poll boo ks, some local parks or may carry sac k $260 'I he Eastern I .ocai School lunches on the boat Soft dnnks Dtstn ct where a bond Issue and snacks Wlll be available on was voted upon will ha ve to pay $1 ,1U7for operation o[ the eaght the boat Cost for each person 1s $1 25 prccmcts on electwrt day even Ti ckets may be sec ured though vote rs there would hav e through any local 4-H cl ubs or ha d to go to the polis on the 1 by calling the County Ex- ... t.Jle !ssw·:; tirl) Wd) The total cost pCl o.,;cJtl'I m F:.1st(•1non the tensiOn Office Youn g people Hnd adults mterested m them bond ISSUe W(JS $1 3J, con~ ~ are mviled and wi ll be a c~ S!derably l011er than the $2 74 ccpted up to capacit y of the Hverage per vote fo r the enttre count) a 1c.1 boat, 1eported to be 600 Rullots cost $2. 74. each in May primury Boat trip is offered 1cturn to New York to stand lnul on another related case onl y 1f ass ul'ed of a fatr trw] 'I hat case mvolvcs two fm Mer Ntxon c<.~lnnet officers Former Attorney General Jo hn N Mitchell, form er Commerce Secretal'y Mauri Ce Stans, Vesco and another man were mdicted m New York last week on charges slemnung from the ~ e cret $200,000 contrabution Vesco made towards the Nocon campaign Prestdent Jose Figuel'es told natwnw1dc radto and teleVIsiOn aud1ences late Tuesday that he wa s mnocent of any wrongdomg 1n hLs r elataonship wtth Vesco Newest industry to be welcomed The Southea stern {)hto Reg10nal Counctl w11l welcome offJcials of th e regwn's newest mdu sl1 y, Banquet F'uods, when th e development orgaruzab011 meets at th e Fa1rgr eens Counlry Club on May '11. 10" E pav1s , SEORC prestdent , satd represenl.iltlves of Banquet Foods fr om St Louts wou ld be honored guests of the counctl as well as the plant manager of the Wellston fa cll1ty Other plant managers new to southeastern OhiO will also be mtroduced and welcomed at the open membership meetmg, Dav1S Said Carl Dahlberg , SEORC secretary, stated that State Senator Wtlham H Mussey, of the 14th D1stnct, would speak to the group as part of the busmess me etmg Senator Mussey \\Ill dire ct h1s remarks to the lack of progress concernmg the Appalachian High- and Cmcmnatl to urge movement toward completwn as antended by the Appalachian legtslatHm Ac cordmg to Senator Mossey no secttons of the Appalach18n Highway System m Ohio are scheduled for constructiOn m the b1enruum begmnmg July 1, 1973 The SEORC has membership m 12 southeastern Oh10 counties and the meetmgs are open Ti ckets for the May 31 meetmg at Fatr greens 1n ,Jackson Coun ty may be purchased locally from Bernard Fultz, Middleport - Pomeroy, or Roger Barron and the secretary of the Galhpohs Ch ambel' of Commerce, Galhpohs OPEN FULL-TIME The Pomdroy Public L1brary ts operatmg on a regula1 fullli me schedule from 12 noon to 5 p m Monday through Frtday The ltbrm y ha s been on a pa rt~ way hme basts smce Feb 15 due to Dahl be rg 1nd1 cated the 1 O<:k removal \\ Ork whu:;h has counc1l wa s orgamzmg an been under way on the h!lls1de effort m cooperation wtth other beh nd the post offi ce and ~ ~ oups betwce ll PArkersburg hbrarv � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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