http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a5dc97369d11d2381cbf0ba3a2240860.pdf dbbf17cf1c9dfa6807e100fbb0cc634d PDF Text Text Now You Know Weather entine There are I ,600 known species of cockroaches. VOL. XXV NO. 40 . Continued hot tonight. Lows in low 60s. Humid, hot Tuesday, but turning cooler Tuesday night. High Tuesday ~90. De11oted To The lntere.<l.o Of Th.,·Mei~s- Mason Area I"'UMtROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JUNE li, 1973 - - -- - - - PHONE 992-2J56 fEN r.FNT~ • Court passes on pollution question Clean air must remain that way, but tie vote backs off of big issue WASHINGTON (UP!) - The • Supreme Court affirmed by a Ltie vote today a lower court decision prohibiting any pollu1P: lion of air whi ch is now clean but declined to set a legal precede nt on the question ' involving confli cts between state a nd federal enviroruncntal requirements. The 4-4 tie came about beca use Justi ce Lewfs F. Pt)well Jr. did not participate in the decision which was to have been an interpretation of the 1970 Clean Air Act. A tie vote does not set a legal precedent. State air pollution plans developed under the 1970 law have been held up pending th ~ Court's dec ision in the case, which was started by the Sierra Club and other en~ ADVAN CED STUDENTS - This trio of advanced Dance pupils will present two numbers vironmentalis t groups. Two when the Ninth Annual Recital of th e Mid~Pom School of Dunce is given at 8 Tuesday night at lower courts in the Djstrict of the Meigs Junior High School in Middleport. The trio willll;mcc a mQCJ number wcHring the Columbia ru]ed in favor of the costwnes above, then return for a fast tap routin e. I.eft to right are 'l'eresa Buckley, Danny club. · Schultz ;.md April Fraser. Sec story on Page 2. The Environmental Protection Agency tE PA) has argued that the federal primary and secondary air standards, de~ EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cooler with highs in the 70s ·signed to protect the health and and low 80s a·nd lows in the we lf~ re of the popu1Htion, are 50s and low 60s. A chun ce of shower~t Wednesday. . JUST WONDERFUL PEARL DROPS oz. HAIR SPRAY 13 oz. 2.75 REG., HTH, UNSCENTED 57 ONLY LIMIT 1 69¢ 33¢ HECK'S REG. 11.36 50 ONLY! LIM IT Ed Kaplan, who will throw pots Sunday at the Meigs Museum in Pomeroy. · Craftsman Kaplan demonstrate Tho, Kissinger pottery artistry BONDED McGRAW-EDISON BREEZE BOX RAZOR 50 ONLY FAN LIMIT 1 LEfiR JET AUTO 8 TRACK 201360 50 ONLY!t liMIT l STEREO TAPE PLAYER ONLY 12! LIMIT HECK'S REG. 179.88 HECK'S REG. 12.38 1$3988 $699_ · GRASS SEED JEANETTE ASST. GLASSWARE HECK'S REG. 11.88 88¢ aren't agreeing .,, , , , , , ,, , , ,, , , , , , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,Ga II• ·Ian ·drowned Two accidents investigated Miller visiting ·Police report Heritage Day two accidents this weekend over weekend Fire damages Burlingham BABO CLEANSER IOQO' ONLY LIMIT 2 MR. BUBBLE 20 'ONLY! LIMIT 1 8 NO. 1000 MUSICAL JEWEL BOX 12.oz. 400 ONLY!. LIMIT 3 $ N0..402836 ONLY 12! LIMIT 1 00 $499 FOR -HECK'S REG. 17' HECK'S REG. '9.99 ' home Sunday AMICO SWISS CHALET I ·' One day before former EPA Administratpr William D . Ruckelshaus was required to approve or ·.disapproVe state implementation plans under the act, federal District Judge John H. Pratt barred approval of any proposals which would a llow "sig nifi can t de gradation " of clean air. He gave Ruckelshails fQw· months to determine whether stale plans complied with his order and two more months to publish new regulations for noncomplying states. The U.S . Court of Appeals affirmed Pratt's action without comment on Nov . I, 1972. The Supreme· CoUrt affirmed the judgment. pottery his profession and is dedicated to the reestablishment of Appala ch ia n folk pottery traditions . On Heri tare Sunday visitors will see him in action at the wheel . He will also have a show of his work and there will be pottery for sale. Other activities on June 17 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the musewn on Butternut Avenue, Pomeroy, will be folk music Gallia County recorded its first drown in!! of the and calliope concerts e(jch 1973 sw imming season Sunday afternoon when 48One of the featured crafts- decorations. He is also very hour , with well-known folk SAIGON (UPI) - South beca use <Jrnong other thin gs it year-old Harry L. Boggs, Rt. 1, Gallipolis !White men .at The Meigs County interested in oriental · pottcry • smger and c"pert · on OhiO Vietname se gove rnm ent did not require North Vi et~ Oak Rd .) was swept under the rapid ·Current of Museum in Pomeroy on and some of his work aptly musical heri tage, Ann Grimes so ur ces said today U. S. na mesc troops to withdraw. 2 Heritage Sunday will be Ed .shows the influence . He will be at Raccoon Creek at the Vinton Dam after saving the p. m. and other local nego ti.'ltor Hen r y Kissinger Just how niuch more effor t Sheriff Robert C. Har Kaplan, a professional potter see~ at work 11 a. m. to 6 p , m. · pickers i:lnd st rummers and Le Due Tho of NOJ:th hfe of Louise Franklin, 21, 212 Third Ave. , will be needed on an sides is. tenbach'~ Depl. investigated from Athens whose bUsiness is on Heritage Swtday. · . throughout the afternoon. Vietnam are still fi:lr ap<.~rt on borne out by lwo uf the points two accident.c;; Sunday . No one Ga llipolis. known as Luhrig Road Pottery. Originally from Clev~Jand, Everyone should f~ l free to si x majo~ Poin ts in t11eir Paris that Tho has refused eve n tu According to the Gallia trouble . Charles Hampton , ~. Kaplan specializes in simple Kaplan has lived near Athens come to play and smg along . talks to put teeth into the Jan. discuss, the So uth Vietnamese was hurt in either. AL l1 :45 a .m. at the in ~ County Sheriff'~ Dept . Miss Gallipolis, and Boggs managed pots for people to use. for fout years and attended Bring a la wn chair .if possib!e 27 cea se~firc agreement. so w·ces said . President Thicu tersection of SR 338 and Vine Franklin was swimming south to save both swimmers but He is skilled in the traditional Ohio Univei-sity: He began -to for the ·son.g ~est. . fhere will . 0 b se r ve r s r e c a II e d wi ll in£ist on spelling them out of the dam when she went Boggs, while attempting to get pottery forms and uses early "throw" pots at a school in also be hiSton e craft s however, that when the first before h e will o.~grcc to o.~ny rlew St. in 1\aclne. Oon Ben Housh, Plwenix , Ariz ., was stopped at under and started yelling for to Hatfield was pulled under American . glaze~ and Vermont. He now has m3de.the demonstrat ions, shows, ar:Jd word of th e cease~fi r e arrangement, they said. Vine when William Eakins , help. the rapids. sales by the Textile Arts Guild ; ·agreement lea ked ou t las t The poi nl'l arc : Ronald Hatfield, 17, Rt. 1, Letart Falls, turning off 3:J8 David Knotts and James a l<.~pidary , Howard Nolan ; October ,South Vietnam balked I. Withdrawal uf the 145,000 onto Vine ~ struck the left rear Ga llipol is, a companion, Ratliff recovered Boggs' body . traditional cutting of sa nd - for months before accepting it tu 300,000 Nor th Victnamc•c Fender of Roush 's car . There jumped into the water to Hampton was administered stone, and genealogy displays troops C:itirna ted respectively rescue her and he too ran irito was mediwn property damage . oxygen by the Gallia County and discus sions, arrowhead by the United States and South No citation was issued . Volunteer Emergency Squad. display, riverboat pictures, Vietnam to be in South VietAt -I : 15 p.m. in Salem 'rwp ., The body was removed to the and antique cars. nam. Thieu wants them out ; Town ship Road 45 , Carl_ McCoy-Moore FWJeral Home Also, there will be a slide By Unit~d Press International Tht) refuses to admit they are Basham , Bidwell , and .Glenna in Vinton upon the authority of ERIA, PA. - AN ADDITIONAL 25 VENIREMEN were show on Meigs County, and a even there. A. Barrett, Cheshire, Rt. 2, Sheriff James W. Sa unders sworn in today as attorneys sought to seat one more a lternate slide show and presentation of 2. Re-csLablishm cnt of the collided in a curve There was only after several attempts to juror before testimony can begin in the Yablonski murder trial of the plans for the development Dcmilit<Jrized Zone f DMZ l, the medium property damage and get a coroner from Gallia, former United Mine Workers official Albert Pass. The of the Meigs County Museum , six~m il e~Wi d e stfip thal w<.~s no arrests. Meigs and Mason Counties pr~secution expected ·to begin presenting its testimony later and a .visi t to the storage room supposed ~o ser vo as a buffer Pomeroy police investigated were LUJsuccessful. today after opening arguments by attorneys for both sides. Pass ·with discussion of the present A weekend of co m· betwee n No r th ami South lwo accidents over the was the last of sevel defendants to be prosecuted in the slayings collecti on and preservation memorative events highli ght Vietnam . Harry Lawrence Boggs was JAYCEES TO MEET weekend in which no personal a shipping foreman for the of the UMW reformer and his family more than tlu'ee years ago. methods. Homemade food and Cong. Clarence Miller's return beverage will be available on lo ~outheastcrn Ohio Saturday . :::::::::::::;:::;:::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:·:::·:::·;.:.;.:.;. The Meigs County Jaycees injuries were repOrted. A jury of four women and eight men was chosen last week Chris Craft Corporation in will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesda y At the intersection of U.S. 33 Gallipolis. He was born Sept. 7, along with one alternate before the trial was recessed for the the groLUJdS. Visitors are eri~ Saturday the Congressman GUNS STOLEN at Pomeroy village hull to and SR 7, Erma Connelly, weekend. One more alternate must be selected today before couraged to wear c. ld~fashi o,ned will be in Muskingum and Men:handlsc, mostly guns, 1924, in Clay Twp. to Alva special prosecutor Richard Sprague and defense attorney Harold clothing and · to bring items, Fairfield CoWJties where he valued at $300 wa.~ stolen make final plans for the annual Heedsville, was stopped but Lawrence Boggs of Rt. 3, Jo'r'og Ball fr om 10 p.m . upon backing up due to on~ Gondclman make their opening statements. Pass, 53, former photos, etc. of local historical will participate in a seri es of from the H&n Fir e~ Patriot, and Alice Mayes of financial secretary of UMW Distr.ict 19, which covers Ken- in terest to "show and te ll ". fw1ctions in conj um:tili with the stone Store Jn Mid- Saturday to 2 a.m . at the coming traffic, struck a car Columbus. Pomeroy Juni or High Building operated by Steven Cowdery, tucky - Tennessee coal fields, is charged with three counts of Admission is free and everyone three-day Zane' s Tra ce dl cport early Sunday is invited to attend .' . with " Water Wheel " providing Parkersburg . murder in the Dec. 31, 1969, slayings of union insurgent Joseph Commemoration . morning. Police Chief J 1 J. In addition to his parents, he music for dancing . The group , Mrs. Connelly was cited to "Jock" Yablonski, his wife and daughter. Sunday, he will travel to the Cremc~ms said the entrY.Ilwas which plays all styles of music, court for improper backing . is survived by his wife , Phyllis . Pomeroy ~ Middleport a rea to di scovered d4ring poli ~c has made se vend. well received There was medium property Chapman Boggs and a HOUSTON - WHILEGROUND CREWMEN moved the next p~r tici p ate in the S ~nd ay · p~trols at J:35 a.m. and at daughter, J imel Faye Boggs, appearances in the bend . damage. Skylab rocket to the launch pad, the space sta tion's first prog ram of the annual three- 3:15 a.m. a suspect had Sunday at 7:43a .m., Kenneth · both of Gallipolis ; two sisters, astronauts today added to the rich storehouse of knowledge they day Big Bend Regatta · The · confessed and Is being held Mrs. Ethel Hendren of Snyder, 7, Pomeroy, parked his have gathered about the sun, the earth and man. The Skylab 2 day's program highlights boat In jail. Due to Illness in the Cheshire and ·Mrs. Betty GOT A PROBLEM? car to deliver papers. The car "rocket 'and Apollo command ship left its towering hangar at Cape races on the Ohio Ri~~r from suspect 1s family, his name A represe ntative from the drifled back over a three foot ·sterling of Columbus ; a halfKennedy at 7 a.m . EDT on the back of a massive crawler ~tr ans~ 12 :30 to 6 p.m . AdditJOnally, was withheld by Chief offi ce of Cong. Clarence Miller wall and hit the porch of the brother, David Boggs of Ht. 2, porter. It was a key step toward launch of three mar~ spacemen Sunday has been desi~nated Cremeans. 'j)>e merchandise,;' will be at the office of the Meigs · Patriot, and a half-sister, Mrs. July 27. Tracy Whaley home, 130 Losses were estimated at Hentage Day by Meigs County was reeovfred. Co unty Commissioners in the Lincoln Rd. Snyder had left his Roberta Cox of Gallipolis. He A crowd of several thousand spaceport worke<S and guests $7,500from a fire which heavily Pionee r and Historical Society, Entra·nee was gained by spent his lifetime in Gallia cow-thouse from 9 a.m. to 11 car in reverse by error. watched the 224-foot crew ferry ship' begin its five-hour, 3' ,.miJe dam aged a one story fraine during which time there. will be breaking out the glass in a County. · a.m. Tuesday- to see anyone There was heavy damage to ·journey to the firing site. Sky lab I astronauts Charles " Pete" home in Burlingham Snnday. an opeh house at .the Sdciety's door of a side entrance. who wi shes to di sc uss the car and damage to the Conrad, Joseph P. Kerwin and l'aul J . Weitz bega n thir day 22 Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles offices on ButternuL Street in problems concernin g govern - banister and shingles of Mr. Boggs w~s a veteran of minutes later when mission control gave them a "gootl morning" Legar said the blaze may have Pomeroy. ment agencies. World War 11, a member of Whaley's porch . from the Ca nberra, Australia tracking station . " We 're hustling been ca used by an electriC fan VFW Post 4464 and of the around," Conrad replied . which had been connected Lafayette Post Am erican inside the house which was Legion . He formerly served as WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON summ oned ow ned by Jerrold E. Sullivan of service manager at Two River Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz and former Treasury BuchLel. The home had bee" Motor in Point Pleasant and Secretary John B." Connally to a White House meeting today rented Saturday to Marge JACKSON, Miss. (U P! ) aheadin the next few yea rs it of the voting right<; struggle in "because white racists thought was employed as a mecha nic apparently to harruner out the anti~inflation program the Fried burg, Luan Turner , Fayette Mayor Charles Evers, is going to be the greatest sta te Mississippi. Before Medgar's that if they t'Ould just get rid or a! the old Moore ChryslerPresid~nt is expected to announce later in the week . Jeffrey Johnson and Phillip revi ewi ng improvements in in the world," Evers said. de a til '~we were sca red to , that one smart nigger, the Plymouth dealership in Nixon also called in his national security adviser, Henry A. Henri , the chief said . The 1 Mississippi race relations since Ma"LQf the 200 persons in register to vote in this state /' ~others Would r-un .to the hills.' Gallipoli~. He attended the St. Kiessinger, to discuss the shaky Vietnam truce and the coming l·easecs had moved th-elr lhcslaying of his brother 10 the church cried sofUy as he said . "Now there are over "Medgar, ain't none of u.S Nick Church in his earlier summit talks with Soviet Communist party leader Leonid I. personal belongings into the Evers spoke yea rs ago, sa id Sunda y " white from the pulpit. 250,000 blacks registered. running .' ' years. Brezhnev. The meeting on the economy could be'a showdown be- house but no one was there MissisSippi 1 he said, "nOw tween Connally, who· reportedly is urging Nixon to make a when the fire star ted . It was folks ain't quite as mean as Before ' th em was a large Byron De L' Beckwith, a portrait of Medgar, they used to be.'' Oanked Funeral serVices will be held ha s the third highest number of dramatic move in an effort to slow the skyrocketing cost .of reported at 12:34 a.m. Renters Greenwood ' fertilizer at 2 p. m . Wednesday from tbe ·· Evers spoke to a gather ing a t with ora nge a nd white elecLed black officials in the living, and Shultz, who is known to be counseling restra int. indicated the loss of their th e New Hope Baptist Church, arrangements of gladioli. country, behind New York and salesman, was tried twice for Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral belongings would total about where the state NAACP held the murder of the civil righi.s Home with Rev. Alfred Holley Evers spoke not to th e Ohio." WASHINGTON - CONGRESS WILL BE ASKED soo n to $3,000. It was not known if there memorial services for Medgar .congregation so much as to his Speaking to his brother activist, but both trials ended officiating. Burial will be in approve creation of a new cabinet~leve l Department of Energy was ins urance. The damage to Mound Hill Cemetery . Military <Jgain, Evers added "and there in hung juries. and Natural Resources, according to lnterior Secretary Rogers th e house was set at $4,500. It Evers. Evers was sta te field late brother. "The white folks ain 't quitC director of the NAACP when he " It ain't all been bad and you ain t a school in thi s state you graveside rites will be con~ C. B. Morton . was insured, the fire chief sa id . was Shot down in the drivew.ay did not die in vain," he said. did not hel p to ge t black"s in." as· mean as they used to be," ducted by VF'W Post 4404. The main role of the new department, according to Morton , It wa~ the 16th fire call for of his Jackson home June 12, '·Life a in 't worth li ving if it Friends may call at the EVers attributed the shooting Evers said. "There hasn'{ been would be to consolidate government efforts to me et the energy the Pomeroy Fire Dept. this 1963, by a sniper ain't worth dying .'; of his brother to " hate, a lynching here in the last five · fu.Ieral home from 2-4 and 7-9 yea r . Fifteen men answered it. (Continued on Page 8) "Mississippi is . going Evers poi nted to the success ignoronce and evil .'' He said years.'' Tuesday. to WILKENSON sufficient safe~uards . Under the law, EPA approves sta te air pollution plans. But the environmentalists argued that the law bars any deterioration of existin g clean air. EPA said many urban areas will have a hard time conforming to even lhe prima ry sta ndard. White folks a little less mean ,, �2- The Dally Sent mel Mlddl.,port Pomero) 0 June II 19 3 PUBL C NOTICE Mid-Pam recital Tuesday It " II he another openm~ of another sho" at 8 p m Tuesda) "hen students of the M1d Pom School of Dance hold show " 111 r ter 11ngle. the t\\ o 1\tg~s t\ pes of dane ng plus baton numbers Me gs Jun or H1gh School n M ddleport Under the dtrect on of Mrs 10e nwnbers Jazz Sandt Ham !ton and L)netta Wh Lngton " II tap to Tap Ha pp) w th M r am NOT CE OF SHER FF S SALE S sson l en se Gadd s I }nne 01 ver Tamm e Starcher Crysta l Ja co bs and l bb ) m n s a o a ss gns o Deceased Wat k ns as s x I vel) lasses m a bal t rout ne A tr o Amy ) ega ees E rwm Jenn fer Meadows and m n s a o ass gns o Kr st Gadd s w II tap lo Don Wa t for the Sunsh ne Another tr o June Wamsle) Esthe< Lowery and Katr na Batev v. 1ll be feature d n a toe number to I ove Star} Ja cque! ne Van Meter Kr sta Morr s a duo n ballet \ l1 dance Golden Glow Je nmfe r M eadows Amy Erw n and Kr stt Gadd s w II perform a ballet number My Pavonle Th ngs and Br tla Van Me ter Kr stal S sson Ruth Ann Fry George na Van De eased Meter Ilena Van Meter and K mber y w II B rei f eld present a tap number An advanced c lass composed of Teresa Buckley Danny Schultz and Apr I Fraser daughter at the nstructor "111 do a m I tary tap to Str ke Up he Band ' The unknown he s ega ees. dev sees adm n s a o s execu o s and as~ gns of Magg e Kolberg Deceased e • to precede a g hted baton nUlllber bv C ndy Pal terson student of Mrs J ud) Esther l.o"erl w II open act!! "' l~ Andrea Bi:lte) Sharon Crueser and Barbara Grueser as the perky pups n M acroba c rout ne The mag c of blackJ ght w ll be a feature on a Jazz nwnber F ever by C1ndl Patterson Anna McKmney L) neLU! W tt ngton and Sand Patterson Krtsta Morns wtll solo Lap to Go n Out of My Head M ss Pomeroy Co hostesses for the sho" er were Mrs W A C bbs M ss Syb I Ebe sbach and Mr s Ben Neutzl ng fhe orch d p nk and I me green colors of the com ng weddmg were carr ed out n he decorat ons and refresh me ts The g ft table fea tured a cup d hold ng an umbrella and a floral p ece A p nk s Jk tablecloth wh ch extended to the floor " as used on h e refreshment Lab e The cen te rp ece of flower s m the br de elect s colors was n a cry stal conta ner as voere the p nk tapers 1 he serv n g ba "'II Mrs Charles Strauss Mrs f ed Croy, Mrs Lou Osborne .5 EAST n ha d Robe C Ha enba h She o Me gs Co n v Pome oy Oh o ~1rs nFreda Duffy Mrs Ka hleen Fran cts Cathy a ces YJ.rs M ldred Brooks Mrs Mark Duerr Mrs Lena Mrs Paul Darnell Mrs Marv n BW'l Mrs Roy Betz ng Re nhar Mr s Wtll arT) and Mrs Frank Johnston TWO CRISES DEl AV.ARE Oh o (UP! ) fhe Rev Leo n Sulhvan of Phil adelph a lold a graduatmg cla ss at Oh o Wesle)an Umvers t) Sunda y he sees two cr ses n th s co ntn One he sad s a lack of ntegr ty n go ernme nt and the other s the problem of race and color depr at on GRADUATES B 11 Haptonstall son of Mr and Mrs Paul Haptonstall Mtddlep ort graduated Sa urday fr om Ohto Umvers Ly here he rece ved a bachelor s LARRY E SPENCER CLERK OF COURT OF COMMON PLEA S ME GS COUNTY OH 0 POMEROY O H 0 4 22 64 8 -~ deg r ee •• 1n m tn strat ton HAS SURGERY ;- Melvtn Ctrcle Columbus ::lmderwent maJor surgery at Un verstty Hosp1tal F'r day He busmess ad Attendtng hts gradual on \ere h1s parents By ane \E Mo s Rev 9 29 2 Ch e Oepu y C e k 6 ' 6 8 h s s ster Mrs M chael Z rkle and daughter M1chelle h1s grandfather Robert Sharp and M ss !anell Cumm ngs 0 • 104 Bo h vu nerablc Me"it No lh Ead • Pass Pa 3• Pass Pa s 5¥ Pass Pas Pa.':IS Pass Open nP: ead-• Q c lly Os10ald & James Jacoby Oswald An honest op 1 onent s freque ntly a bless g to declarer Not because I e s honest but because he 1 es to help hiS partner vhen the only man he can I elp s declarer Jlm East was one of these honest but mtsgutded players He took hts ace of clubs and led the su t back South won and led two 1 ounds of trumps East couldn t wa t to stgnal w th he 10 of hearts on that sec ond trump Oswald That s g n a I caused South to pause and eflect H s contract wasn t ery good to start w th and he had ntended to try the I earl f nesse The signal causPd h m to see If he couldn t ftnd another lme of play Jtm He d d ftnd one There wasn t too much chance but any chance wa s better than none and South be eved East s Signal So he led h s 10 of d amonds West covered With the queen South won m d u m m y cas hed dummy s ace of hearts and ran off all h s trumps C>sw ald On the last trump East had to part With a d amond or chuck h s kmg of hearts w th etther play be ng fatal J m Th s type of play s called a V enna coup It was necessary to f nd the queen of diamonds nght catch East w th four d a monds and prepare for 1t by cashmg the ace of hear.l s as a starter NEWSPA.PEJI: ENT£RPR 5E ASSN lZ4B;l :~ •!iJhiMil The b dd ng has been West N th East 1• Pass 2 Pass Pass You So th hold .AQ9B5 ¥5 2 tK4 oloAQI08 Wha do you do now? A-Th1s s \lerv tuu~:h \\e sol e It bv JUmpmK t th ce no trump TODAY S QUESTION Instead of pass ng ove lwo d amend::; you par ne has b d two spode What do you do + now An we t morrow AA UW will host Heritage Sunday Members o£ the Mtddleport Pomeroy Area Branch of the Amer can Assoctahon of Mrs Eleanor Miller Mrs Ada Titus Mrs Clara Lochary and Miss Luctlle Smith wtll be Un ers1ty Women Will ass1st among the Histoncal Society w th hostess dulles at HertU!ge members servmg as hostesses Sunday on Regatta weekend The AAUW members who FREEDOM ASKED w II be hostesses are Miss JERUSALEM (UP!) -The Mary Francts Mrs Berntce 22nd annual general assembly Carpenter Mrs Fay Sauer of the lnternattonal Press Mrs Cornne Lund Mrs lnslttute (!PI) opened Monday Maxtne Phtlson Mrs With a call by the chall'lllan of Margaret Ella Lewts Mrs 1ts executlve board to condemn Da sy Blakeslee Mrs Dorothy all lumts on press freedom Woodard Mrs Nonga Roberts around the world Mrs Dana Kessmger Mrs Eleanor McKtlvey Mrs Nancy Reed Mrs Martha Husted and Miss Helen Smtth The Metgs Museum located on Butternut Ave will he open to the pub! c from II 30 a m to 6 p m There 1s no adrmss10n and the public ts tnvtted to Perry MaSQn 4 News 13 Focus on Columbus 4 3 00 News 4 TUESDAY JUNE 12 1973 6 00 Sunr se Sem nar d Sac ed Heart 18 6 15 - Farmt me 0 6 25 - Paul Han1ey 13 6 30 Columbus Today 4 B ble Answers 8 Concern & Com ment 0 Fa th For Today 3 6 .45 - Corncob Report 3 6 55 - Take F ve For L ve 5 7 oo - Today3 d 5 CBS News8 0 Ne ws6 Jeffs Co e 3 7 30 - Romper Room 6 Rock & Bu lw nk e 3 Popeye 10 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 0 New Zoo Revue 3 SeS'ame St 33 Lass e 6 8 30 - Jack Lalanne 13 New Zoo Revue6 9 00 - Paul 0 xon 4 Concentrat on 6 Fr endly Junct on 10 Me v G ff n 8 A M 3 Peyton Pace 3 9 30 To Tel The T uth 3 Jeopa dy 6 Ho lywood Talk ng 10 El e<: Co 33 Peyton Pace 13 10 00 - D nah Sho e3 5 Co umbus S )(Cal ng 6 Jokers W ld 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 3 L as Yoga & You 33 10 30 - Baffle 3 d 5 $10 000 Psram J 8 0 Sp t Second 3 Zoom 33 11 00 - Sale of the Centu y 3 5 Love Amer can Sty e 6 Gamb t 8 0 Passwo d 3 Trave ure 33 1 30 Hoi ywood Squares 3 4 5 Sew tched 6 3 Love of L fe B 10 Ep sode Act on 33 1 55 - CBS News B Dan mel s War d 0 2 00 - Jeopa dy 3 5 Bob B aun s 50 50 Club d Password 6 News 0 13 Sesame St 33 2 30 -.... 3 W s 3 15 Sp t Second 6 Sea ch Fo Tomorrow B o 255 - News3 5 00- News 3 AI My Ch dren 6 13 Green Acres 0 Not Fa Women On y 5 t s You Bet 8 Ma n Agronsky 33 20 - Fash on n Sew ng 3 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 S Let s Make A De<" 1 Row no h As The Wo d Tu ns 8 0 How Do You Ch ld en Grow' 33 2 00 Days of Ou L ves 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 3 M ke Doug ass 6 Gu d ng L ght 8 10 Woman 33 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 5 Oat ng Game 3 Edge of N ght 8 o Years n Ame ca 33 3 00 - Anothe Wold 3 d 5 Gene a Hasp ta 6 13 Pr ce s R ght 8 0 Th rty M nutes w th 20 G eat Steamboat Ra ce 1 00 2 00 - o1o K 4 Hennesy Mrs George Morr s M ss M)rt s Kay Parker Mrs Frank S sson Mrs Henr y Ew ng M s Trell Schoenleb Mrs A R Kn ght Mrs Ralph Graves Mrs Frank Ryther Hamm n room 757 ll ¥K t096 • 7"' • Q8 5 • 9 763 olo QJ 10 9 .A 652 SOUTII .AQ I0986 ¥ Q83 sc hool 20 3 30 Return of Peyton Pace 3 5 One L fe to L ve 6 3 Secret Sto m 10 Ph Donahl.le 4 Ho lywood Talk ng 8 Chan ese Way 20 T me Fo T mofhy 33 4 00 - M ste Ca toon 3 Love Amer can Stye 13 Somerse 5 Huck & Yog 6 Secret Storm 8 Sesame St 33 Move Thunde on he H I 0 4 30 Pett coat Junct on 3 W ld W d We st 3 My L tt e Marge 5 Mer v Gr ff n4 F Troop6 Abbott& Coste o8 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Andy Gr ff th 15 Bonanza 3 d Hazel 8 Here Come The Br des 6 Mr Roge s 20 33 5 30 Bever y HI b es B Elec Co 33 Gomer Py e 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Death Va ey Days 5 5 55 - Ear N ght nga e 5 6 00 - News 3 d 8 0 3 15 T uth or Con seq 6 Sesame St 20 Around the Bend 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 0 5 D eam of Jeanne 3 l as Yoga & You 33 7 00 What s My L ne 8 ve Got A Sec et 13 Elec Co 20 Beat The C ock 4 News 6 0 Untamed Wo d 13 J uth or Consequences 3 Lee T ev no s Go f 5 L v ng 33 7 30-ToTe TheTruth6 P ce Is R ght8 0 Beat The Cock 3 Th s s You L fe 3 C reus 4 RFD 20 Char es B a s Bette Wo d 5 Chan ese Way 33 8 00 - Mov es D a y of a Mad Housew fe 3 Moment to Moment 4 Temperatures R s ng 3 Baseba I 5 Amer can Odyssey 20 33 8 30 Hawa F ve 08 Move Second Chance 6 13 9 00 nterna onal Perfo mance 20 33 9 30 - V g n an 8 Mov e The 500 Pound Je k 0 10 00 Marcus We by M 0 6 3 News 20 Cance L fe or Death 33 NBC Reports 3 4 1 00 News 3 d 8 3 5 1 30 - Johnny Ca son 3 4 5 D ck Cave t 6 13 Moves Vengeance 8 C ad< n the M r o 0 1 00 Perry Mason 4 News 3 2 00 - You Heal h 4 2 30 News 4 COLUMBUS - Mr and Mrs Allen Hellman Clllwnbus and Mr and Mrs Cectl Hellman Canton will be hosts to an open house and card shower Sunday June 17 from 2 to 4 p m for Mr and Mrs James A SJ>Jith when they ce lebra te thetr diamond Hemlock Grove Mr Sm1th ts the son of the late Will am and Nancy Nelson Smtih Hemlock Grove Mrs Smtth s Lbe former Margaret Morgan daughter o£ the late Davtd J and Leitha Wtll1ams Morgan Sr Flatwoods They have one daughter Vtrgtma wedding anmversary at the1r Can ton home on the Hemlock Grove Road where they have spent Allen C and one great grandson Mark Hetlman both of Colwnbus Relattves frtends and ne gh bors are tnvtled to call dur ng the open house hours thetr enttre marr ed tfe Mr and Mrs Smtih were marrted June 18 1913 by the late Rev W W Thompson of NOW and one grandson TWO EVENINGS• EACH WEEK BUFFET DINING MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING 5 to 9 3Q-S2 50 al you can ea or A a Carte) Sport Parade By M!ltoo Ricluoan UPJ Sports Edttor NEW YORK (UP! )- There IS that temptation to call1t one of the greatest races ever run Some among the 69 138 at Belmont Park Saturday went a httle further They sa1d lt nught ve been THE greatest race ever run cer U!inly the most remarkable They could he nght From my own personal point of vtew I ve seen some pretty tn1press1ve perfocmances tn all sports the past quarter century which COinCidentally ts tbe last time the Tnple Crown was won by a superlative horse named C•tl!tlon AB far as tndivtdual performances go 1saw Don Larsen pttch a perfect game m the World Sertes Bob Beamon accompliSh his unbehevable long jump Billy Mills m his unforgettable 10 000 Jack Ntcklausset hts US Open record and Mark Spttz corner the market on ~old medals All weresomethmg to see Calls Race A Spectacle In team efforts I ve also seen the New York Mets and Jets capture world t1tles tbe Los Angeles Lakers reel of£ 33 m a row and only lately the Mlatru Dolphms sweep tbe boards clean Never before though have I ever seen anythmg hke the manner m whtch SecreU!nat ran off all by himself and smashed all previous emtmg American records Saturday It wasn ta race so much as twas a spectacle one I don t thtnk Ill ever forget the rest of my life I f1nd I m not tbe only one who feel tbat way Others do too Says Donald Grant the Mets board cbatrman who was among those at Belmont Saturday It wasn t only the fact that Secretartat won by 31 lengths That tn ttself was really mcredible but the abnosphere and everything else about tbe way m which he did tl made hts ac complishment all the more astounding I never have seen anythmg like 11 m my life Tlllnks Criticism Eclipsed Netther dtd Lumen Laurm Secretartat s tratner Your ktdding? he replied when someone asked hun whether Secretartat s performance Saturday was the fmest he had ever seen tn hts life How could 11 poss1 bly be any better Inevitably Laurin was asked to compare secrelartat w1th Man o War and Citalton I never saw Man o War run replied the little whiteha1red !ramer I was around Citatton though l thought he was one of the greatest race horses I ever saw m my hfe Laurm gave tl a "ttle more thought I thmk he s a better horse he satd Which one' My horse Laurm dtdn t have to think on that one at all Racing Days Nwnbered Secretartat whose racmg days are numbered because he has been syndtcated for $6 080 000 which means he £tgures to be all through nmnmg by Nov 15 IS a magnificent lookmg ammal He has a regal manner about him to go w th his extraordinary gook looks But he tsn t nearly as frtendly as most horses he s somewhat sU!nd-<>fftSh m fact I thtnk he s remote says his Meadow Stable s owner Helen (Penny) Tweedy also owner of R1 va Rtdge who won last year s Kentucky Derby and Belmont but not the Preakness H Secretartat were a person you d say he was aware of his public tmage He knows how to behave When the cameras chck the ears go up He w1ll kind o£ tease aod munch and look distant but he 11 give every photographer one shot wtth the head up and the ears forward and the eyes alert He s aware of people and the role be s supposed to play but then he U turn h1s back and go back to hts hay or whatever He s not a cozy friendly horse He doesn t seem to need people Now R1va Rtdge needs affection very much and needs to be told how wonderful he IS I think he ltkes that sort of th ng Secretartat tolerates tt The only person I know whom he may be very good frtends w1th ts his groom Eddte Sweat who s absolutely marvelous I think Eddie represents a large percentage of Secretariats abthty to comerve and present hts speed at the rtgbt tune He never £tghts him but always keeps h1m calm and happy 5ecretl!rJat IS very hard to get lo know Also to catch on a race track Monday paces Cubs; Giants beaten By BILL MADDEN UPI Sports Writer After seven years of un£ul ftlled promiSe Rick Monday bas fmally found the h0111e run groove-from or all places the leadoff spot Monday the ftrst player ever chosen tn maJor league base ball s free agent draft Signed a reported $104 000 bonus wtth Charles 0 F'inley s vagabond Kansas City-Oakland As back m 1965 and from that day forth was expected to be a power hitter extraordmarre BY NEll. HERSHBERG UP! Sports Writer Ke n Aspromonte lease on lfe John Eilts Si ngled home Buddy Bell wtth tbe w1nnmg run m the mnth IMmg as the lndtans snapped a J~ame lostng streak wtlh a 6-S vtctory and a doubleheader split wtth the Chtcago Wh1te Sox Rtck Reichardt s three-run pinch tem porartly forgot h1s clubs lease on the Amertcan League East ce ll ar Sunday and mstead thought about hiS own new Ma1or League Leaders By Un ted Preu lnternat onal Lead ng Batters Nattonal League g ab r h pet Maddox SF 41 37 19 22 63 62 26 56 28 6 44 352 Lopes LA Mota LA Bonds SF Gdsn SF 6t 253 6 84 50 84 8 6 332 JJ2 Un se Ph Wtsn Hou 4 47 18 4 39 60 2 5 38 70 Rbnsn Ph136 Fa r y Mtl 44 C wtrd LA 56 20 9 J9 36 20 44 93 35 62 Amer can League g ab r h BmbgNY39 6 20 47 Horton Det 28 06 Carew M n 5 77 30 60 96 3.4 65 K kp ck KC 48 6 38 D At en Ch 52 Ket y Ch 4 86 34 62 62 25 52 F sk Bos 49 82 28 57 Myb y KC 59 206 36 64 homer m the nmth mmng gave Chtcago a 5-3 VIctory tn the opener Aspromonte depressed over the lndtans recent sktd that sent the dub 14 games under 500 pa1d htlle attention to a telephoned death threat Satur day ntght to the Cleveland front 346 344 33 326 325 J24 off tee 32 The umdenttfted caller satJ that 1f Aspromonte went to the pet 405 mound Sunday he would be 358 shot The Cleveland manage J39 ment put extra plamclothes 331 detect ves m the stands as a 330 p ecaut10nary measure J2 I guess I fmally made 1t as a 3 3 3 btg league manager I ve been Hndrsn Ch 36 35 21 42 3 threatened Aspromonte Si:Ud Braun M n 45 60 29 49 306 But after the first game loss 1t Home Runs Nat onal League Sfa ge P tt 7 Aaron Atl and Bonds SF 5 Monday Ch 4 Benc h C n and Wynn Hou 3 Ame can League 0 AI e n Ch 15 Maybe y KC didn t make any dtfference s m1l e d As promonte after Cleve land s second game tnumph Bell opened lbe Clevetand mnth tn th e m g htcap by beatmg out an tnfteld stngle Jack Brohamer walked and both runners advanced on George Hendnek s sacrtflce Terry Forster who had II saves for the Wh te Sox carne m to replace Cy Acosta and Eilts htl the f rst ptlch mto left f1eld for a st~gle In the opener John Jeter and Edd te Leon htt back to-back smgles wtth one out m the mnlh Rehever Jerry Johnson struck out pmch-h1lter Mike Andrews but Retchardt Lhen followed w1th hts game wmmng homer In otber games Oakland blanked Detroit 5~ Kansas C1Ly beat New York 7 4 M nnesota routed Baltunore tl 4 Milwaukee outslugged Cahforma 8 6 and Boston npped Texas 10-1 Weiskopf cops IVB golf meet 4 Sp kes C ev and F sk Bas 3 Duncan Clev Murcc NY Banda and Tenace Oak Runs Batted In Nahonal League Bench C n .48 Ferguson LA 46 Sta gel P tl and Bonds SF 42 Pe ez C n 39 Amer can League Mayber y KC s;, Jackson Oak 47 Me ton Ch 41 D A en Ch and Murcer NY 37 P tch ng N.d nn;~l I ,_;o.n ,. R ~n SF 9 3 B naham Cn 8? Osteen LA and W se Sf 73 Reuss Hou Su on LA Ma s hall M and Seave NY 7 4 Amer can League Wood Ch 45 Hoi tzman Oak 3 S nge Ca l 0 3 Co eman De Just doing his job -Lockman PH 992 3629 POMEROY snapped a personal three-game losmg streak to register hi'i seventh v ctory of Lhe year Anotl er southpaw Claude Osteen of the Dod~ers p tched his best garr e of the year blanking lhe Mets on only tht ee h ts O•tcen now 7 3 ~ot all the bat suppo the eedcd frot Joe Ferguson who drove m a po r of runs- th e ftrst vta hts 12th snapped a f1vc game losmg streak Mayberry con ected m the second mn ng to 1ecord h1s 56th RBI The Royal• scored another run when Paul Schaal smgled took second on Gene the season as Boots Day drove across a pmr of runs m the bottom of the etghth w1th a bases loaded s ngle Atlanta s Ror c Harrtson and Danny Frtsella comb ned on a two h tter to hall St Lou s tn the second game of the1r twrnb II alter Ted Simmoru; had sparked the Cards to VIctory n the opener w th three rWls batted m Stephen C Snowden Russe s av e H M dd eoo Oh o PH 992 7155 You can ca even ng s 55"J G Mtchael s error and scored on Fran Healy s s ogle SphUorff who went the d sta nce for the seventl tm e thts year ts now 93 l..iJrry Hisle DRIVE IN for hm Holt and Bobby Darwtn each clubbed GOOD FOOD two run homers as Mmnesota routed the Ortoles Htsle s seventh home run climaxed a ::;even .... un lhtrd mnmg as the l'wtns chased losmg p tcher Doyte Alexander m favor of reliever Orl~ndo Pena Holt r pped hiS s1xth home run n the fifth ruung w1Lh Swvc Braun aboard on a s ng le to ln.,ure D1ck Wood!lOn s ftfth vtctory wh1ch was atded by the relief work of Ray Corbm Br n& the f•m food p omp •en• h e p y fo 1ood v ce " c e1 McCLURE'S 4th & locust 992 5248 Mtddleport 0 HAURACHES heritage house ,---------------------, . w. 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COLD STORAGE I1 For lnformalton Wnte Box 727 Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 Dale C Warner I I SATURDAY, JUNE 16 POSSIBLE PRI.S, '1125.00 The MEIGS INN Paul Sphttorff recorded Jus mnth wm when the Royals erupted for ftve runs n t1 e frrst time ever t his far along tn BUFFALO SANDALS •300.00 FIRST PRIZE Order ou work IS Y~elcome to come any bomer of the year Rtgpthander Wayne Twit. chell regtstered hiS second straight shutout to p1tch the Phtll es to the r Iaugher ovet San Otego Tw tchell now 5-2 also snapped a persona l ().for 30 batting draught with Lw6 smgles a double and one RBI Surprlsmg Montreal com p!eted Its three-game sweep of the slumptn g G1ants and reached lbe :;oo mark for the Barber U at but I thought you cpuld see somebody IS carrymg the load For Fathers Day there are no more 400 h tters t n h s face CHICAGO (UP!) - Rtck Wetskopf satd that after his Monday may he the man of the £or somebody else who sunply m baseba ll to have an off day happens IS h LLmg 2ll0 w th 28 father died last March 14 •t Monday hour but accordmg to Chicago And Cub Manager Whttey Lock When we lost to Cmcmnatl runs batted m fourth best on opened my eyes and l started Saturday 8-4 after a seven-run the dub thmktng about myself man he s JUSt one of 25 runth nmng you would have He sad that hittmg home The rc st.:lts would have players domg a JOb thought we would be down But runs may not be hts forte but pleased his father Monday dtsltngu1shed Begmn ng at the Co lon al himself Sunday by httltng l\lo we knew there would be days playmg the wmd out of Wr gley like that and we knew we NatiOnal whtch he won Wets Fteld s someth ng you can t home rtu1s and drtvmg ut three runs to lead the Cubs to a 9-7 couldn t stt around feeltng play down The wmd sure kopf has had an arnaztng streak of 17 consecutive su~ trmmph over Cmcmnah Man sorry for ourselves We knew helped me m the first mmng Your Thorn MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT day has 14 homers for the we would get the JOb done the when I hit a leadoff homer In par rounds best on the tour so next day season tops for the dub the second mnrung I got a Monday who came to the breakmg ball and hit tt to the But Lockman refused to be oppos te f eld and I don l know put m the postlton of ac CUba £rom Oakland last year 1 Robmson s Offers ~ M1thods of leads the team w1th runs tf the wmd helped me but tt datmmg Monday as the player who has put the Cubs scored w1th 38 and 44 hases on sure d dn t hurt Carmg for Your Wmtcr Clothes In Saturday s game the men m ftrst place of the leagues balls The dea of a leadoff man s of the hour for the Reds were I Eastern Dtvtston by 5 \1 to get on base and let someone Johnny Bench and Tony Perez ASK ABOUT OUR games Monday Everybody has been domg move him around Bench smgled home the wm his job and everybody has been said l ve been getting on base rung run with two out n the picking everybody up I cannot I figure 40 per cent of the hme runth tnnmg and Perez follow say that Monday has been the which ts ltke htlt ng 4110 and ed w1th a three run homer b1g factor because every day .-~N~~~~~~~~--~1 1t s somebody else We do have a tremendous I amount of talent on this team OPTOMETRIST I Monday satd but what ts OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE I more unporlant ts that we AT NOON ON THURS) - EAST COURT <T Profess ana y cleanect and f nt she d and work for each other There POMEROY 1 s tored free un t I Fa I Pay ani¥ dry c lean ng tsn t a day that goes by tbat 1 charge when you p ck them up later POMEROY, OHIO Dr nks and Desse 1 Ext a Pirates Soutllpaw Jerry Reuss Lr umph over the Yankees that PHil ADELPHIA (UP!) Tom Weiskopf surprtstng!y s omber after w nn ng his d sappo nted htm 1n some respects He d never tell me 14th homer of the season and fourth mnmg en route lo thetr far lhts year He was 14-under par at the Atlanta Class c only to f msh second consecut iv e tour second to Jack Nicklaus and 17 nament and h1s th rd n four under par allhe Kemper Open week s on the tour talked about last week wh ch be also won to a man who never l ved to see earn a total $117 1145 m a month all th1s countmg Sunday s vtctory Wetskopf who captured the But after shootmg a one !VB Phtladelphta Golf Class c under par 71 to wm gmng away Sunday by four strokes over Sunday We skopf satd wm 0 5 Spl o It KC 9 3 young sophomore J1m Barber ru g Is more mport.ant than w1th a 14 und er par 274 satd the money Wlnmng ts the the death last March of h s harde•llhm~ to do and l s so father had somethmg to do much more rewarding w th a streak that many say thr II ng enjoyable Ma1or league Results By Un ted Press lnternat onaf nd cates the lanky 30-ycar-<>ld Barber a 24 year-old pro Nat onal League s fmally showmg the urunense p eked up his largest career S.:.n D P.oo 000 000 00()-(1 " check With the second place Ph 033 00 04x4 l U! lenl he ha s K rby Cork ns (2) M e lSI My lather got me started tn money of $17 125 by vtclue of a Ros 8) and Kend<ll Tw che I We skopf sa d after two under 70 arid a 278 total 5 21 and Boone LP K by t2 golf 7) earmng the $30 1100 check for John Mtller and Fm rest Fezler w nmng the same Whitemarsh were next at 279 Los Ange es 0 0 00 002 4 Valley Country Club tourna Ntcklaus made a be late~ run New Yo k 000 000 000'-{) 3 0 OSteen (7 3 and Fe guson ment he captured 1n 1971 w th at We skopf w1th a fw e under. 9) and the same 14 under par tota l 67 Dave Etchelberger Gay Koosman M G aw Dye LP Koos man 55 HR He gave me money lor the Brewer and John Schlee were Fe gusn I 21h) best equ pment made sacn at 280 f ces and JUS( ltved h'- life for The four bunched at 281 were his ch ldren We skopf sa d Ken Sttll Bruce Crampton l felt after he dted I had Dav d Barber and Mtller NATIONAL FROG JUMP W de M.enu ChO ce Unfortunately tl d1dn t qulle bemg dealt to the Cubs last work oulthat way as Monday year and swttched to the m SlX years with the As }lever leadof£ spot there were still no even hit as many as 20 homers telltale stgns of power-until m a g1ven season And after th s year when he suddenly stl!rted bangmg out home runs a t t for him ) a record pace Monday clubbed homers m his flrst two trtps to the plate Sunday hfttng hts total to 14 for the season (fourth best n the NaUonal League) a s lhe Cuba outslugged the Cinclnnalt In the National I eag ue Houston beat Pittsburgh 7 1 Reds 9-7 to matnU!m thetr 5 1. Montreal edged san FranciSCO game lead 1n the N L East In other National League 7-l; Chicago dol\ ned C ncmnatt ~ames Montreal downed San 9-7 Los Angeles blanked New 4~ Phtladelphta Franc1sco 7 ;.6 Ph la~e lphta York blanked San D ego IH Hous walloped San D1ego tl-() and St Louts spl t a doubleheader ton helted Pittsburgh 7 I Los against Atlanta w Lh the Angeles white washed New Cardinals w nrung the opener York Mel5 4~ and Atlanta spit 4-3 and tbe Bra yes tak ng U e a doubleheader w1th St Lou s the Cards takmg the opener 4-3 rughtcap :i-2 and the Braves commg back n Jtm Catftsh Hwtlcr treat the rugl lcap :i-2 ed to an tl-h Lattack I urled a Over 1n the American Lea three-Jntter and !:lent DetrOit down to tls second stra1ght gue Kansas Ctly stopped the shutout m pttchmg Oakland New York Yankees 7-4 Mm over the T1gers Btll North led nesoU! trounced Baltunore 11 the A s offense wtth three h ~>; 4 Oak land shutout Detrott 5-(1 Cleveland edged Chicago 6-5 a walk and a stolen base Oakland scored smgle uns n after droppm g the opener 5-J the ftrst second thtrd f fth M Iwaukee toppc'<i Cahforma a. and seventh nntngs with five 6and Boston rtpped rexas 10-1 Ces r Cedeno I ad hts ftrst different players driVIng n the b g day at th e plate smce U!lhes Hunter struck out fow batters and walked only one n returnmg to tile Houston hneup gam ng h s e ghlh VICtory n II from a uscle p 11 dnvmg m f \ c runs w1th a pa r of han ers dectstons as the Astros breezed over the John Mayberry clouted Ius Indians snap losing streak I brov.se through the museum ltme durmg the day The hostesses wtll be tn charge of meetmg and greetmg the vtstlors gtvmg mem bersh p tnformalton and ac ltn c as lour gutdes throughout the day Mrs Gladys Morgan The Will celebrate 60th !" and v ew the vanous actlV!ttes whtch w ll be U.king place In preparatiOn for Herttage Sunday a cleanup day at the museum has been set for Wednesday and anyone tn teresled tn asstsltng wtth the Today's 6 00- News3 4 The Befld 33 6 30 - ABC News 6 CBS News 8 0 I Dream of Jeanne 13 News 3 4 5 How Do Your Ch ld en Grow? 33 7 00- Truth 0 Conseq 3 Beat the Cock d News 6 10 C rclJs 3 What s My L ne 8 Elec Co 20 Mar1 n Agronsky Even ng Edt on JJ Sa nt lS Take F ve 5 7 30 To Tell the Truth 6 Young Or K da e 8 Hollywood Squares 4 Traff c Court 0 Move K lie Ape IJ Chan Ese Way 20 Ep sode Ac on 33 Bobby Go dsboro 3 8 00 Gunsmoke 8 10 Basebal Pre Game Show 3 4 15 Rook es 6 Joyce Chen s Ch na 20 33 9 00 - He e s Lucy a 10 Move Red Tomahawk 6 13 Ad vacates 20 33 9 30 Doris Day 8 10 10 00 - Me d cal CenterS 0 News10 P:aul Nuch ms33 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 3 5 11 30 Johnny Ca son 3 4 15 0 ck Cavett 6 3 Moves The Last of the Sec ret Agent s The Adventure of Ha11 Baba + ""-~T • 74 Television Log MONDAY JUNE ll 1973 8 0 15 ABC New s 13 Sesame 51 20 Around NORTII (D) . KJ32 ¥AJ AKJ2 olo 873 serv1ce "Ill do a Jazz welcome presental on to Shaft Strobe WE LOOK TO JESUS I ght ng " II be employed on a theme of vacatton Btble School Tequ1la by to be held at Hemlock Grove Jazz ballet K Lrma Batey J une Wamsley Church 8 30 to 11 30 a m V ck Gaul Esther Lowery Monday through Frtday June Stephan e Radford an d Suzy ll 15 Rehearsal and p1cruc Sim uels Saturday morning Com mencement Sunday 8 p m Lynne 0 1 ver Tammie POMEROY Chambtr of S archer Cr)Stal Jac obs I bb) Walk ns Dense Gadd s Commerce at nOOn at Metgs and M r am S sson " II tap Inn MEIGS Chapter 53 DAY S tumbl ng Aga n b ackl ght ng " II be used to 7 30 p m at chapter home Pomeroy enhan ce an acrobatic rout ne Butternut Ave Spar ks the Dark by Anna Election of o££tcers and Mc Kmney Cmdy Patterson refreshments all members and Sand Ham Iton Andrea urged to attend TUESDAY Bale) Sharon Gr £f n and EASTERN Htgh School band Barbara Grueser w II present a sof s hoe tap and Jacque! ne pract ce 7 9 p m Tuesday and Can Meter and Kr sta Morr s Thursday at h1gh school RACINE Lodge No 461 " II do Aquar us a Jazz F&AM 7 30 p m at the number "'lh b ack ltght1ng Racme Masomc Temple Work fh e nslr uctor of the school n the EA Degree All Master Mr s Fraser " ll agam per Masons nv Led Refreshments form n he rec ta l th s year DECORATING Cllmmlttee do ng a toe number Le Pet L and all other tnterested per Negre RoWld ng o ut the program sons of the Metgs H1gh School w II be a Lap to The Shadow of Alwnm Assoctatton 7 30 p m at Me1gs H1gh School Your Sm le b) Katr na Batey WEDNESDAY V ck Gaul Esther Lowery MIDDLEPORT Amateur Ste phan e Radford and Suzy Club meetmg Samuels and a fast ta p by Mtss Garden scheduled for Jw e 13 posponed Fr aser M ss Buckley and unltl June 27 Sc hultz POMEROY MIDDLEPORT T cke ts may be purchased L ons Club noon Metgs Inn f on a l st udent of the sc hool POMEROY Chapter 80 Royal Arch Masons stated meet ng 7 30 p m at the Pomeroy Masomc Temple Eleclton of officers Com pan ons and officers urged to U!ke r tuals RACINE CHAPTER 134 0 E S annual 1nspectton 8 p m at the Masomc Temple Sa ra Secoy deputy grand fea tur e d a hea t s haped arr an ge men surrounded by matron Will be the mspt<tmg offtcer p nk candles and an orch1d candle bur Jed n a brandy THURSDAY bo"l PAST OFFICERS Club R bbon sand\\ hes fane) Rae ne Chapter 0 E S 8 p m coo k es a nd I me punch were se rve d Mr s Ke h R ggs at the Shrme Club house Covered d sh refreshments at poured the pWlch and Mrs close of meetmg Neutzl ng pres ded at the s lver coffee se rv ce MEET POSTPONED Games "e e pla yed w th The June meetmg of the pr zes go ng to Mrs Theodore M ddleport Amateur Gar Ree d and Mr s V D Edwards deners scheduled for Wed Mrs Danny Ztrkle won the nesday mght has been post doo r pr ze poned to June 27 Mrs Harry The guest I st ncluded those Moore and Mrs Roger Morgan named a nd Mrs Lannv be hostesses Jenk ns Mrs Don Betzmg Mrs W I am Anderson Mrs \\ ayne Sw sher Mrs Horner Baxter Mrs Antone Lucke he Kar l K.rautter Mrs Thomas 2 9 5 c • v GOOD NEWS Baptist Church w11l hold a vacation Btble school begmnmg at 7 p m tomght and continumg until June 15 Classes for age 4 through teenagers Church ts Buckle} M1ss Frase r and loc ated at Bulav1lle and Schultz the most advanced of Georges Cree k Everyone Mrs Lesl e Prtce Mrs Freda He nes Mrs Walter Grueser Mrs Robert Elberfeld Mrs desc bE'd ea he ands own ed Bea n Me gs 'Honesty' Is Defense ; Undoing MONDAY PICNIC MONDAY at Heath Untied Methodist Church M ddleporl at 6 p m spon sored by WSCS and Class 12 Meal and beverage furmshed Brtng covered d1sh and table Shower honors ]o Ann Brooks Defendants POMEROY - M ss J o Ann Brooks br de elec of B 11 Franc s was honored Tuesda y mght w th a sho\\ er at the home of Mrs Ra) R1ggs Rt 3 • of &u uels JW'Ie Wamsle) and '"II erson ITIUSIC A fast tap Car a\ an by Katnna Bate) Vtckl Gaul Stephan e Radford Suzy pearanccs Ern e 1Jud\ Fraser students A ballet Feel n Croo" \-\ ll be "earmg colorfuJ ne" fealur ng Sharon Gnff n costwnmg and \\Ill appea Barbara Grueser and Andrea before effectt e backdrops Ba tey as tra 1 ps n the park prepared for th s \ear s rec tal " th Randv Batey as the b) Mrs Fraser s father Dale pol cen an on the beat " 11 Ja cobs and h s grandson Scott open th s yea r s product on Fraser Spec al I ght ng ef Bntta Van Meter ll ena Van fects ncludmg black! ght ng Meter George na Yen Meter for treated costunung are to Kay Hart Ruth Ann Fr) be featured also for the recital Kr sU!I S sson and K mberly Leavmg the pattern of pas t B rchf eld per form a ball et }ears "I en the program has nwnber to the old fav or Le been d ded nto t" o Slrolltng hrough the Park segn enls one prtmartl} for followed b) Jacque! ne Van U!p numbe s and he secon d Meter s tap Manhatlen por t on for ballet his ) ear s Anna McK nney Ctndy Pal the Ge on mo and other presentations \ short Lhtrd act Lrad twnall) features all students of the school n bnef acrobat c ap the r mth 3nnual rec tal at the IO Social Calendar WIN AT BRIDGE II I I I I I I Robinson's Cleaners I I I I I ROOM AIR ~NDITIONER $ POWERFUL COMPACT 5000 BTU OF COOLING COMFORT ALL MODELS ON SALE NOWJ Choose From BTU s USE OUR SERVICE NOW' PH 992 5428 210 E SECOND POMEROY l--~------------------· INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI & SAT NIGHTS �2- The Dally Sent mel Mlddl.,port Pomero) 0 June II 19 3 PUBL C NOTICE Mid-Pam recital Tuesday It " II he another openm~ of another sho" at 8 p m Tuesda) "hen students of the M1d Pom School of Dance hold show " 111 r ter 11ngle. the t\\ o 1\tg~s t\ pes of dane ng plus baton numbers Me gs Jun or H1gh School n M ddleport Under the dtrect on of Mrs 10e nwnbers Jazz Sandt Ham !ton and L)netta Wh Lngton " II tap to Tap Ha pp) w th M r am NOT CE OF SHER FF S SALE S sson l en se Gadd s I }nne 01 ver Tamm e Starcher Crysta l Ja co bs and l bb ) m n s a o a ss gns o Deceased Wat k ns as s x I vel) lasses m a bal t rout ne A tr o Amy ) ega ees E rwm Jenn fer Meadows and m n s a o ass gns o Kr st Gadd s w II tap lo Don Wa t for the Sunsh ne Another tr o June Wamsle) Esthe< Lowery and Katr na Batev v. 1ll be feature d n a toe number to I ove Star} Ja cque! ne Van Meter Kr sta Morr s a duo n ballet \ l1 dance Golden Glow Je nmfe r M eadows Amy Erw n and Kr stt Gadd s w II perform a ballet number My Pavonle Th ngs and Br tla Van Me ter Kr stal S sson Ruth Ann Fry George na Van De eased Meter Ilena Van Meter and K mber y w II B rei f eld present a tap number An advanced c lass composed of Teresa Buckley Danny Schultz and Apr I Fraser daughter at the nstructor "111 do a m I tary tap to Str ke Up he Band ' The unknown he s ega ees. dev sees adm n s a o s execu o s and as~ gns of Magg e Kolberg Deceased e • to precede a g hted baton nUlllber bv C ndy Pal terson student of Mrs J ud) Esther l.o"erl w II open act!! "' l~ Andrea Bi:lte) Sharon Crueser and Barbara Grueser as the perky pups n M acroba c rout ne The mag c of blackJ ght w ll be a feature on a Jazz nwnber F ever by C1ndl Patterson Anna McKmney L) neLU! W tt ngton and Sand Patterson Krtsta Morns wtll solo Lap to Go n Out of My Head M ss Pomeroy Co hostesses for the sho" er were Mrs W A C bbs M ss Syb I Ebe sbach and Mr s Ben Neutzl ng fhe orch d p nk and I me green colors of the com ng weddmg were carr ed out n he decorat ons and refresh me ts The g ft table fea tured a cup d hold ng an umbrella and a floral p ece A p nk s Jk tablecloth wh ch extended to the floor " as used on h e refreshment Lab e The cen te rp ece of flower s m the br de elect s colors was n a cry stal conta ner as voere the p nk tapers 1 he serv n g ba "'II Mrs Charles Strauss Mrs f ed Croy, Mrs Lou Osborne .5 EAST n ha d Robe C Ha enba h She o Me gs Co n v Pome oy Oh o ~1rs nFreda Duffy Mrs Ka hleen Fran cts Cathy a ces YJ.rs M ldred Brooks Mrs Mark Duerr Mrs Lena Mrs Paul Darnell Mrs Marv n BW'l Mrs Roy Betz ng Re nhar Mr s Wtll arT) and Mrs Frank Johnston TWO CRISES DEl AV.ARE Oh o (UP! ) fhe Rev Leo n Sulhvan of Phil adelph a lold a graduatmg cla ss at Oh o Wesle)an Umvers t) Sunda y he sees two cr ses n th s co ntn One he sad s a lack of ntegr ty n go ernme nt and the other s the problem of race and color depr at on GRADUATES B 11 Haptonstall son of Mr and Mrs Paul Haptonstall Mtddlep ort graduated Sa urday fr om Ohto Umvers Ly here he rece ved a bachelor s LARRY E SPENCER CLERK OF COURT OF COMMON PLEA S ME GS COUNTY OH 0 POMEROY O H 0 4 22 64 8 -~ deg r ee •• 1n m tn strat ton HAS SURGERY ;- Melvtn Ctrcle Columbus ::lmderwent maJor surgery at Un verstty Hosp1tal F'r day He busmess ad Attendtng hts gradual on \ere h1s parents By ane \E Mo s Rev 9 29 2 Ch e Oepu y C e k 6 ' 6 8 h s s ster Mrs M chael Z rkle and daughter M1chelle h1s grandfather Robert Sharp and M ss !anell Cumm ngs 0 • 104 Bo h vu nerablc Me"it No lh Ead • Pass Pa 3• Pass Pa s 5¥ Pass Pas Pa.':IS Pass Open nP: ead-• Q c lly Os10ald & James Jacoby Oswald An honest op 1 onent s freque ntly a bless g to declarer Not because I e s honest but because he 1 es to help hiS partner vhen the only man he can I elp s declarer Jlm East was one of these honest but mtsgutded players He took hts ace of clubs and led the su t back South won and led two 1 ounds of trumps East couldn t wa t to stgnal w th he 10 of hearts on that sec ond trump Oswald That s g n a I caused South to pause and eflect H s contract wasn t ery good to start w th and he had ntended to try the I earl f nesse The signal causPd h m to see If he couldn t ftnd another lme of play Jtm He d d ftnd one There wasn t too much chance but any chance wa s better than none and South be eved East s Signal So he led h s 10 of d amonds West covered With the queen South won m d u m m y cas hed dummy s ace of hearts and ran off all h s trumps C>sw ald On the last trump East had to part With a d amond or chuck h s kmg of hearts w th etther play be ng fatal J m Th s type of play s called a V enna coup It was necessary to f nd the queen of diamonds nght catch East w th four d a monds and prepare for 1t by cashmg the ace of hear.l s as a starter NEWSPA.PEJI: ENT£RPR 5E ASSN lZ4B;l :~ •!iJhiMil The b dd ng has been West N th East 1• Pass 2 Pass Pass You So th hold .AQ9B5 ¥5 2 tK4 oloAQI08 Wha do you do now? A-Th1s s \lerv tuu~:h \\e sol e It bv JUmpmK t th ce no trump TODAY S QUESTION Instead of pass ng ove lwo d amend::; you par ne has b d two spode What do you do + now An we t morrow AA UW will host Heritage Sunday Members o£ the Mtddleport Pomeroy Area Branch of the Amer can Assoctahon of Mrs Eleanor Miller Mrs Ada Titus Mrs Clara Lochary and Miss Luctlle Smith wtll be Un ers1ty Women Will ass1st among the Histoncal Society w th hostess dulles at HertU!ge members servmg as hostesses Sunday on Regatta weekend The AAUW members who FREEDOM ASKED w II be hostesses are Miss JERUSALEM (UP!) -The Mary Francts Mrs Berntce 22nd annual general assembly Carpenter Mrs Fay Sauer of the lnternattonal Press Mrs Cornne Lund Mrs lnslttute (!PI) opened Monday Maxtne Phtlson Mrs With a call by the chall'lllan of Margaret Ella Lewts Mrs 1ts executlve board to condemn Da sy Blakeslee Mrs Dorothy all lumts on press freedom Woodard Mrs Nonga Roberts around the world Mrs Dana Kessmger Mrs Eleanor McKtlvey Mrs Nancy Reed Mrs Martha Husted and Miss Helen Smtth The Metgs Museum located on Butternut Ave will he open to the pub! c from II 30 a m to 6 p m There 1s no adrmss10n and the public ts tnvtted to Perry MaSQn 4 News 13 Focus on Columbus 4 3 00 News 4 TUESDAY JUNE 12 1973 6 00 Sunr se Sem nar d Sac ed Heart 18 6 15 - Farmt me 0 6 25 - Paul Han1ey 13 6 30 Columbus Today 4 B ble Answers 8 Concern & Com ment 0 Fa th For Today 3 6 .45 - Corncob Report 3 6 55 - Take F ve For L ve 5 7 oo - Today3 d 5 CBS News8 0 Ne ws6 Jeffs Co e 3 7 30 - Romper Room 6 Rock & Bu lw nk e 3 Popeye 10 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 0 New Zoo Revue 3 SeS'ame St 33 Lass e 6 8 30 - Jack Lalanne 13 New Zoo Revue6 9 00 - Paul 0 xon 4 Concentrat on 6 Fr endly Junct on 10 Me v G ff n 8 A M 3 Peyton Pace 3 9 30 To Tel The T uth 3 Jeopa dy 6 Ho lywood Talk ng 10 El e<: Co 33 Peyton Pace 13 10 00 - D nah Sho e3 5 Co umbus S )(Cal ng 6 Jokers W ld 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 3 L as Yoga & You 33 10 30 - Baffle 3 d 5 $10 000 Psram J 8 0 Sp t Second 3 Zoom 33 11 00 - Sale of the Centu y 3 5 Love Amer can Sty e 6 Gamb t 8 0 Passwo d 3 Trave ure 33 1 30 Hoi ywood Squares 3 4 5 Sew tched 6 3 Love of L fe B 10 Ep sode Act on 33 1 55 - CBS News B Dan mel s War d 0 2 00 - Jeopa dy 3 5 Bob B aun s 50 50 Club d Password 6 News 0 13 Sesame St 33 2 30 -.... 3 W s 3 15 Sp t Second 6 Sea ch Fo Tomorrow B o 255 - News3 5 00- News 3 AI My Ch dren 6 13 Green Acres 0 Not Fa Women On y 5 t s You Bet 8 Ma n Agronsky 33 20 - Fash on n Sew ng 3 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 S Let s Make A De<" 1 Row no h As The Wo d Tu ns 8 0 How Do You Ch ld en Grow' 33 2 00 Days of Ou L ves 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 3 M ke Doug ass 6 Gu d ng L ght 8 10 Woman 33 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 5 Oat ng Game 3 Edge of N ght 8 o Years n Ame ca 33 3 00 - Anothe Wold 3 d 5 Gene a Hasp ta 6 13 Pr ce s R ght 8 0 Th rty M nutes w th 20 G eat Steamboat Ra ce 1 00 2 00 - o1o K 4 Hennesy Mrs George Morr s M ss M)rt s Kay Parker Mrs Frank S sson Mrs Henr y Ew ng M s Trell Schoenleb Mrs A R Kn ght Mrs Ralph Graves Mrs Frank Ryther Hamm n room 757 ll ¥K t096 • 7"' • Q8 5 • 9 763 olo QJ 10 9 .A 652 SOUTII .AQ I0986 ¥ Q83 sc hool 20 3 30 Return of Peyton Pace 3 5 One L fe to L ve 6 3 Secret Sto m 10 Ph Donahl.le 4 Ho lywood Talk ng 8 Chan ese Way 20 T me Fo T mofhy 33 4 00 - M ste Ca toon 3 Love Amer can Stye 13 Somerse 5 Huck & Yog 6 Secret Storm 8 Sesame St 33 Move Thunde on he H I 0 4 30 Pett coat Junct on 3 W ld W d We st 3 My L tt e Marge 5 Mer v Gr ff n4 F Troop6 Abbott& Coste o8 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Andy Gr ff th 15 Bonanza 3 d Hazel 8 Here Come The Br des 6 Mr Roge s 20 33 5 30 Bever y HI b es B Elec Co 33 Gomer Py e 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Death Va ey Days 5 5 55 - Ear N ght nga e 5 6 00 - News 3 d 8 0 3 15 T uth or Con seq 6 Sesame St 20 Around the Bend 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 0 5 D eam of Jeanne 3 l as Yoga & You 33 7 00 What s My L ne 8 ve Got A Sec et 13 Elec Co 20 Beat The C ock 4 News 6 0 Untamed Wo d 13 J uth or Consequences 3 Lee T ev no s Go f 5 L v ng 33 7 30-ToTe TheTruth6 P ce Is R ght8 0 Beat The Cock 3 Th s s You L fe 3 C reus 4 RFD 20 Char es B a s Bette Wo d 5 Chan ese Way 33 8 00 - Mov es D a y of a Mad Housew fe 3 Moment to Moment 4 Temperatures R s ng 3 Baseba I 5 Amer can Odyssey 20 33 8 30 Hawa F ve 08 Move Second Chance 6 13 9 00 nterna onal Perfo mance 20 33 9 30 - V g n an 8 Mov e The 500 Pound Je k 0 10 00 Marcus We by M 0 6 3 News 20 Cance L fe or Death 33 NBC Reports 3 4 1 00 News 3 d 8 3 5 1 30 - Johnny Ca son 3 4 5 D ck Cave t 6 13 Moves Vengeance 8 C ad< n the M r o 0 1 00 Perry Mason 4 News 3 2 00 - You Heal h 4 2 30 News 4 COLUMBUS - Mr and Mrs Allen Hellman Clllwnbus and Mr and Mrs Cectl Hellman Canton will be hosts to an open house and card shower Sunday June 17 from 2 to 4 p m for Mr and Mrs James A SJ>Jith when they ce lebra te thetr diamond Hemlock Grove Mr Sm1th ts the son of the late Will am and Nancy Nelson Smtih Hemlock Grove Mrs Smtth s Lbe former Margaret Morgan daughter o£ the late Davtd J and Leitha Wtll1ams Morgan Sr Flatwoods They have one daughter Vtrgtma wedding anmversary at the1r Can ton home on the Hemlock Grove Road where they have spent Allen C and one great grandson Mark Hetlman both of Colwnbus Relattves frtends and ne gh bors are tnvtled to call dur ng the open house hours thetr enttre marr ed tfe Mr and Mrs Smtih were marrted June 18 1913 by the late Rev W W Thompson of NOW and one grandson TWO EVENINGS• EACH WEEK BUFFET DINING MONDAY EVENING AND TUESDAY EVENING 5 to 9 3Q-S2 50 al you can ea or A a Carte) Sport Parade By M!ltoo Ricluoan UPJ Sports Edttor NEW YORK (UP! )- There IS that temptation to call1t one of the greatest races ever run Some among the 69 138 at Belmont Park Saturday went a httle further They sa1d lt nught ve been THE greatest race ever run cer U!inly the most remarkable They could he nght From my own personal point of vtew I ve seen some pretty tn1press1ve perfocmances tn all sports the past quarter century which COinCidentally ts tbe last time the Tnple Crown was won by a superlative horse named C•tl!tlon AB far as tndivtdual performances go 1saw Don Larsen pttch a perfect game m the World Sertes Bob Beamon accompliSh his unbehevable long jump Billy Mills m his unforgettable 10 000 Jack Ntcklausset hts US Open record and Mark Spttz corner the market on ~old medals All weresomethmg to see Calls Race A Spectacle In team efforts I ve also seen the New York Mets and Jets capture world t1tles tbe Los Angeles Lakers reel of£ 33 m a row and only lately the Mlatru Dolphms sweep tbe boards clean Never before though have I ever seen anythmg hke the manner m whtch SecreU!nat ran off all by himself and smashed all previous emtmg American records Saturday It wasn ta race so much as twas a spectacle one I don t thtnk Ill ever forget the rest of my life I f1nd I m not tbe only one who feel tbat way Others do too Says Donald Grant the Mets board cbatrman who was among those at Belmont Saturday It wasn t only the fact that Secretartat won by 31 lengths That tn ttself was really mcredible but the abnosphere and everything else about tbe way m which he did tl made hts ac complishment all the more astounding I never have seen anythmg like 11 m my life Tlllnks Criticism Eclipsed Netther dtd Lumen Laurm Secretartat s tratner Your ktdding? he replied when someone asked hun whether Secretartat s performance Saturday was the fmest he had ever seen tn hts life How could 11 poss1 bly be any better Inevitably Laurin was asked to compare secrelartat w1th Man o War and Citalton I never saw Man o War run replied the little whiteha1red !ramer I was around Citatton though l thought he was one of the greatest race horses I ever saw m my hfe Laurm gave tl a "ttle more thought I thmk he s a better horse he satd Which one' My horse Laurm dtdn t have to think on that one at all Racing Days Nwnbered Secretartat whose racmg days are numbered because he has been syndtcated for $6 080 000 which means he £tgures to be all through nmnmg by Nov 15 IS a magnificent lookmg ammal He has a regal manner about him to go w th his extraordinary gook looks But he tsn t nearly as frtendly as most horses he s somewhat sU!nd-<>fftSh m fact I thtnk he s remote says his Meadow Stable s owner Helen (Penny) Tweedy also owner of R1 va Rtdge who won last year s Kentucky Derby and Belmont but not the Preakness H Secretartat were a person you d say he was aware of his public tmage He knows how to behave When the cameras chck the ears go up He w1ll kind o£ tease aod munch and look distant but he 11 give every photographer one shot wtth the head up and the ears forward and the eyes alert He s aware of people and the role be s supposed to play but then he U turn h1s back and go back to hts hay or whatever He s not a cozy friendly horse He doesn t seem to need people Now R1va Rtdge needs affection very much and needs to be told how wonderful he IS I think he ltkes that sort of th ng Secretartat tolerates tt The only person I know whom he may be very good frtends w1th ts his groom Eddte Sweat who s absolutely marvelous I think Eddie represents a large percentage of Secretariats abthty to comerve and present hts speed at the rtgbt tune He never £tghts him but always keeps h1m calm and happy 5ecretl!rJat IS very hard to get lo know Also to catch on a race track Monday paces Cubs; Giants beaten By BILL MADDEN UPI Sports Writer After seven years of un£ul ftlled promiSe Rick Monday bas fmally found the h0111e run groove-from or all places the leadoff spot Monday the ftrst player ever chosen tn maJor league base ball s free agent draft Signed a reported $104 000 bonus wtth Charles 0 F'inley s vagabond Kansas City-Oakland As back m 1965 and from that day forth was expected to be a power hitter extraordmarre BY NEll. HERSHBERG UP! Sports Writer Ke n Aspromonte lease on lfe John Eilts Si ngled home Buddy Bell wtth tbe w1nnmg run m the mnth IMmg as the lndtans snapped a J~ame lostng streak wtlh a 6-S vtctory and a doubleheader split wtth the Chtcago Wh1te Sox Rtck Reichardt s three-run pinch tem porartly forgot h1s clubs lease on the Amertcan League East ce ll ar Sunday and mstead thought about hiS own new Ma1or League Leaders By Un ted Preu lnternat onal Lead ng Batters Nattonal League g ab r h pet Maddox SF 41 37 19 22 63 62 26 56 28 6 44 352 Lopes LA Mota LA Bonds SF Gdsn SF 6t 253 6 84 50 84 8 6 332 JJ2 Un se Ph Wtsn Hou 4 47 18 4 39 60 2 5 38 70 Rbnsn Ph136 Fa r y Mtl 44 C wtrd LA 56 20 9 J9 36 20 44 93 35 62 Amer can League g ab r h BmbgNY39 6 20 47 Horton Det 28 06 Carew M n 5 77 30 60 96 3.4 65 K kp ck KC 48 6 38 D At en Ch 52 Ket y Ch 4 86 34 62 62 25 52 F sk Bos 49 82 28 57 Myb y KC 59 206 36 64 homer m the nmth mmng gave Chtcago a 5-3 VIctory tn the opener Aspromonte depressed over the lndtans recent sktd that sent the dub 14 games under 500 pa1d htlle attention to a telephoned death threat Satur day ntght to the Cleveland front 346 344 33 326 325 J24 off tee 32 The umdenttfted caller satJ that 1f Aspromonte went to the pet 405 mound Sunday he would be 358 shot The Cleveland manage J39 ment put extra plamclothes 331 detect ves m the stands as a 330 p ecaut10nary measure J2 I guess I fmally made 1t as a 3 3 3 btg league manager I ve been Hndrsn Ch 36 35 21 42 3 threatened Aspromonte Si:Ud Braun M n 45 60 29 49 306 But after the first game loss 1t Home Runs Nat onal League Sfa ge P tt 7 Aaron Atl and Bonds SF 5 Monday Ch 4 Benc h C n and Wynn Hou 3 Ame can League 0 AI e n Ch 15 Maybe y KC didn t make any dtfference s m1l e d As promonte after Cleve land s second game tnumph Bell opened lbe Clevetand mnth tn th e m g htcap by beatmg out an tnfteld stngle Jack Brohamer walked and both runners advanced on George Hendnek s sacrtflce Terry Forster who had II saves for the Wh te Sox carne m to replace Cy Acosta and Eilts htl the f rst ptlch mto left f1eld for a st~gle In the opener John Jeter and Edd te Leon htt back to-back smgles wtth one out m the mnlh Rehever Jerry Johnson struck out pmch-h1lter Mike Andrews but Retchardt Lhen followed w1th hts game wmmng homer In otber games Oakland blanked Detroit 5~ Kansas C1Ly beat New York 7 4 M nnesota routed Baltunore tl 4 Milwaukee outslugged Cahforma 8 6 and Boston npped Texas 10-1 Weiskopf cops IVB golf meet 4 Sp kes C ev and F sk Bas 3 Duncan Clev Murcc NY Banda and Tenace Oak Runs Batted In Nahonal League Bench C n .48 Ferguson LA 46 Sta gel P tl and Bonds SF 42 Pe ez C n 39 Amer can League Mayber y KC s;, Jackson Oak 47 Me ton Ch 41 D A en Ch and Murcer NY 37 P tch ng N.d nn;~l I ,_;o.n ,. R ~n SF 9 3 B naham Cn 8? Osteen LA and W se Sf 73 Reuss Hou Su on LA Ma s hall M and Seave NY 7 4 Amer can League Wood Ch 45 Hoi tzman Oak 3 S nge Ca l 0 3 Co eman De Just doing his job -Lockman PH 992 3629 POMEROY snapped a personal three-game losmg streak to register hi'i seventh v ctory of Lhe year Anotl er southpaw Claude Osteen of the Dod~ers p tched his best garr e of the year blanking lhe Mets on only tht ee h ts O•tcen now 7 3 ~ot all the bat suppo the eedcd frot Joe Ferguson who drove m a po r of runs- th e ftrst vta hts 12th snapped a f1vc game losmg streak Mayberry con ected m the second mn ng to 1ecord h1s 56th RBI The Royal• scored another run when Paul Schaal smgled took second on Gene the season as Boots Day drove across a pmr of runs m the bottom of the etghth w1th a bases loaded s ngle Atlanta s Ror c Harrtson and Danny Frtsella comb ned on a two h tter to hall St Lou s tn the second game of the1r twrnb II alter Ted Simmoru; had sparked the Cards to VIctory n the opener w th three rWls batted m Stephen C Snowden Russe s av e H M dd eoo Oh o PH 992 7155 You can ca even ng s 55"J G Mtchael s error and scored on Fran Healy s s ogle SphUorff who went the d sta nce for the seventl tm e thts year ts now 93 l..iJrry Hisle DRIVE IN for hm Holt and Bobby Darwtn each clubbed GOOD FOOD two run homers as Mmnesota routed the Ortoles Htsle s seventh home run climaxed a ::;even .... un lhtrd mnmg as the l'wtns chased losmg p tcher Doyte Alexander m favor of reliever Orl~ndo Pena Holt r pped hiS s1xth home run n the fifth ruung w1Lh Swvc Braun aboard on a s ng le to ln.,ure D1ck Wood!lOn s ftfth vtctory wh1ch was atded by the relief work of Ray Corbm Br n& the f•m food p omp •en• h e p y fo 1ood v ce " c e1 McCLURE'S 4th & locust 992 5248 Mtddleport 0 HAURACHES heritage house ,---------------------, . w. 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COLD STORAGE I1 For lnformalton Wnte Box 727 Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 Dale C Warner I I SATURDAY, JUNE 16 POSSIBLE PRI.S, '1125.00 The MEIGS INN Paul Sphttorff recorded Jus mnth wm when the Royals erupted for ftve runs n t1 e frrst time ever t his far along tn BUFFALO SANDALS •300.00 FIRST PRIZE Order ou work IS Y~elcome to come any bomer of the year Rtgpthander Wayne Twit. chell regtstered hiS second straight shutout to p1tch the Phtll es to the r Iaugher ovet San Otego Tw tchell now 5-2 also snapped a persona l ().for 30 batting draught with Lw6 smgles a double and one RBI Surprlsmg Montreal com p!eted Its three-game sweep of the slumptn g G1ants and reached lbe :;oo mark for the Barber U at but I thought you cpuld see somebody IS carrymg the load For Fathers Day there are no more 400 h tters t n h s face CHICAGO (UP!) - Rtck Wetskopf satd that after his Monday may he the man of the £or somebody else who sunply m baseba ll to have an off day happens IS h LLmg 2ll0 w th 28 father died last March 14 •t Monday hour but accordmg to Chicago And Cub Manager Whttey Lock When we lost to Cmcmnatl runs batted m fourth best on opened my eyes and l started Saturday 8-4 after a seven-run the dub thmktng about myself man he s JUSt one of 25 runth nmng you would have He sad that hittmg home The rc st.:lts would have players domg a JOb thought we would be down But runs may not be hts forte but pleased his father Monday dtsltngu1shed Begmn ng at the Co lon al himself Sunday by httltng l\lo we knew there would be days playmg the wmd out of Wr gley like that and we knew we NatiOnal whtch he won Wets Fteld s someth ng you can t home rtu1s and drtvmg ut three runs to lead the Cubs to a 9-7 couldn t stt around feeltng play down The wmd sure kopf has had an arnaztng streak of 17 consecutive su~ trmmph over Cmcmnah Man sorry for ourselves We knew helped me m the first mmng Your Thorn MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT day has 14 homers for the we would get the JOb done the when I hit a leadoff homer In par rounds best on the tour so next day season tops for the dub the second mnrung I got a Monday who came to the breakmg ball and hit tt to the But Lockman refused to be oppos te f eld and I don l know put m the postlton of ac CUba £rom Oakland last year 1 Robmson s Offers ~ M1thods of leads the team w1th runs tf the wmd helped me but tt datmmg Monday as the player who has put the Cubs scored w1th 38 and 44 hases on sure d dn t hurt Carmg for Your Wmtcr Clothes In Saturday s game the men m ftrst place of the leagues balls The dea of a leadoff man s of the hour for the Reds were I Eastern Dtvtston by 5 \1 to get on base and let someone Johnny Bench and Tony Perez ASK ABOUT OUR games Monday Everybody has been domg move him around Bench smgled home the wm his job and everybody has been said l ve been getting on base rung run with two out n the picking everybody up I cannot I figure 40 per cent of the hme runth tnnmg and Perez follow say that Monday has been the which ts ltke htlt ng 4110 and ed w1th a three run homer b1g factor because every day .-~N~~~~~~~~--~1 1t s somebody else We do have a tremendous I amount of talent on this team OPTOMETRIST I Monday satd but what ts OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE I more unporlant ts that we AT NOON ON THURS) - EAST COURT <T Profess ana y cleanect and f nt she d and work for each other There POMEROY 1 s tored free un t I Fa I Pay ani¥ dry c lean ng tsn t a day that goes by tbat 1 charge when you p ck them up later POMEROY, OHIO Dr nks and Desse 1 Ext a Pirates Soutllpaw Jerry Reuss Lr umph over the Yankees that PHil ADELPHIA (UP!) Tom Weiskopf surprtstng!y s omber after w nn ng his d sappo nted htm 1n some respects He d never tell me 14th homer of the season and fourth mnmg en route lo thetr far lhts year He was 14-under par at the Atlanta Class c only to f msh second consecut iv e tour second to Jack Nicklaus and 17 nament and h1s th rd n four under par allhe Kemper Open week s on the tour talked about last week wh ch be also won to a man who never l ved to see earn a total $117 1145 m a month all th1s countmg Sunday s vtctory Wetskopf who captured the But after shootmg a one !VB Phtladelphta Golf Class c under par 71 to wm gmng away Sunday by four strokes over Sunday We skopf satd wm 0 5 Spl o It KC 9 3 young sophomore J1m Barber ru g Is more mport.ant than w1th a 14 und er par 274 satd the money Wlnmng ts the the death last March of h s harde•llhm~ to do and l s so father had somethmg to do much more rewarding w th a streak that many say thr II ng enjoyable Ma1or league Results By Un ted Press lnternat onaf nd cates the lanky 30-ycar-<>ld Barber a 24 year-old pro Nat onal League s fmally showmg the urunense p eked up his largest career S.:.n D P.oo 000 000 00()-(1 " check With the second place Ph 033 00 04x4 l U! lenl he ha s K rby Cork ns (2) M e lSI My lather got me started tn money of $17 125 by vtclue of a Ros 8) and Kend<ll Tw che I We skopf sa d after two under 70 arid a 278 total 5 21 and Boone LP K by t2 golf 7) earmng the $30 1100 check for John Mtller and Fm rest Fezler w nmng the same Whitemarsh were next at 279 Los Ange es 0 0 00 002 4 Valley Country Club tourna Ntcklaus made a be late~ run New Yo k 000 000 000'-{) 3 0 OSteen (7 3 and Fe guson ment he captured 1n 1971 w th at We skopf w1th a fw e under. 9) and the same 14 under par tota l 67 Dave Etchelberger Gay Koosman M G aw Dye LP Koos man 55 HR He gave me money lor the Brewer and John Schlee were Fe gusn I 21h) best equ pment made sacn at 280 f ces and JUS( ltved h'- life for The four bunched at 281 were his ch ldren We skopf sa d Ken Sttll Bruce Crampton l felt after he dted I had Dav d Barber and Mtller NATIONAL FROG JUMP W de M.enu ChO ce Unfortunately tl d1dn t qulle bemg dealt to the Cubs last work oulthat way as Monday year and swttched to the m SlX years with the As }lever leadof£ spot there were still no even hit as many as 20 homers telltale stgns of power-until m a g1ven season And after th s year when he suddenly stl!rted bangmg out home runs a t t for him ) a record pace Monday clubbed homers m his flrst two trtps to the plate Sunday hfttng hts total to 14 for the season (fourth best n the NaUonal League) a s lhe Cuba outslugged the Cinclnnalt In the National I eag ue Houston beat Pittsburgh 7 1 Reds 9-7 to matnU!m thetr 5 1. Montreal edged san FranciSCO game lead 1n the N L East In other National League 7-l; Chicago dol\ ned C ncmnatt ~ames Montreal downed San 9-7 Los Angeles blanked New 4~ Phtladelphta Franc1sco 7 ;.6 Ph la~e lphta York blanked San D ego IH Hous walloped San D1ego tl-() and St Louts spl t a doubleheader ton helted Pittsburgh 7 I Los against Atlanta w Lh the Angeles white washed New Cardinals w nrung the opener York Mel5 4~ and Atlanta spit 4-3 and tbe Bra yes tak ng U e a doubleheader w1th St Lou s the Cards takmg the opener 4-3 rughtcap :i-2 and the Braves commg back n Jtm Catftsh Hwtlcr treat the rugl lcap :i-2 ed to an tl-h Lattack I urled a Over 1n the American Lea three-Jntter and !:lent DetrOit down to tls second stra1ght gue Kansas Ctly stopped the shutout m pttchmg Oakland New York Yankees 7-4 Mm over the T1gers Btll North led nesoU! trounced Baltunore 11 the A s offense wtth three h ~>; 4 Oak land shutout Detrott 5-(1 Cleveland edged Chicago 6-5 a walk and a stolen base Oakland scored smgle uns n after droppm g the opener 5-J the ftrst second thtrd f fth M Iwaukee toppc'<i Cahforma a. and seventh nntngs with five 6and Boston rtpped rexas 10-1 Ces r Cedeno I ad hts ftrst different players driVIng n the b g day at th e plate smce U!lhes Hunter struck out fow batters and walked only one n returnmg to tile Houston hneup gam ng h s e ghlh VICtory n II from a uscle p 11 dnvmg m f \ c runs w1th a pa r of han ers dectstons as the Astros breezed over the John Mayberry clouted Ius Indians snap losing streak I brov.se through the museum ltme durmg the day The hostesses wtll be tn charge of meetmg and greetmg the vtstlors gtvmg mem bersh p tnformalton and ac ltn c as lour gutdes throughout the day Mrs Gladys Morgan The Will celebrate 60th !" and v ew the vanous actlV!ttes whtch w ll be U.king place In preparatiOn for Herttage Sunday a cleanup day at the museum has been set for Wednesday and anyone tn teresled tn asstsltng wtth the Today's 6 00- News3 4 The Befld 33 6 30 - ABC News 6 CBS News 8 0 I Dream of Jeanne 13 News 3 4 5 How Do Your Ch ld en Grow? 33 7 00- Truth 0 Conseq 3 Beat the Cock d News 6 10 C rclJs 3 What s My L ne 8 Elec Co 20 Mar1 n Agronsky Even ng Edt on JJ Sa nt lS Take F ve 5 7 30 To Tell the Truth 6 Young Or K da e 8 Hollywood Squares 4 Traff c Court 0 Move K lie Ape IJ Chan Ese Way 20 Ep sode Ac on 33 Bobby Go dsboro 3 8 00 Gunsmoke 8 10 Basebal Pre Game Show 3 4 15 Rook es 6 Joyce Chen s Ch na 20 33 9 00 - He e s Lucy a 10 Move Red Tomahawk 6 13 Ad vacates 20 33 9 30 Doris Day 8 10 10 00 - Me d cal CenterS 0 News10 P:aul Nuch ms33 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 3 5 11 30 Johnny Ca son 3 4 15 0 ck Cavett 6 3 Moves The Last of the Sec ret Agent s The Adventure of Ha11 Baba + ""-~T • 74 Television Log MONDAY JUNE ll 1973 8 0 15 ABC New s 13 Sesame 51 20 Around NORTII (D) . KJ32 ¥AJ AKJ2 olo 873 serv1ce "Ill do a Jazz welcome presental on to Shaft Strobe WE LOOK TO JESUS I ght ng " II be employed on a theme of vacatton Btble School Tequ1la by to be held at Hemlock Grove Jazz ballet K Lrma Batey J une Wamsley Church 8 30 to 11 30 a m V ck Gaul Esther Lowery Monday through Frtday June Stephan e Radford an d Suzy ll 15 Rehearsal and p1cruc Sim uels Saturday morning Com mencement Sunday 8 p m Lynne 0 1 ver Tammie POMEROY Chambtr of S archer Cr)Stal Jac obs I bb) Walk ns Dense Gadd s Commerce at nOOn at Metgs and M r am S sson " II tap Inn MEIGS Chapter 53 DAY S tumbl ng Aga n b ackl ght ng " II be used to 7 30 p m at chapter home Pomeroy enhan ce an acrobatic rout ne Butternut Ave Spar ks the Dark by Anna Election of o££tcers and Mc Kmney Cmdy Patterson refreshments all members and Sand Ham Iton Andrea urged to attend TUESDAY Bale) Sharon Gr £f n and EASTERN Htgh School band Barbara Grueser w II present a sof s hoe tap and Jacque! ne pract ce 7 9 p m Tuesday and Can Meter and Kr sta Morr s Thursday at h1gh school RACINE Lodge No 461 " II do Aquar us a Jazz F&AM 7 30 p m at the number "'lh b ack ltght1ng Racme Masomc Temple Work fh e nslr uctor of the school n the EA Degree All Master Mr s Fraser " ll agam per Masons nv Led Refreshments form n he rec ta l th s year DECORATING Cllmmlttee do ng a toe number Le Pet L and all other tnterested per Negre RoWld ng o ut the program sons of the Metgs H1gh School w II be a Lap to The Shadow of Alwnm Assoctatton 7 30 p m at Me1gs H1gh School Your Sm le b) Katr na Batey WEDNESDAY V ck Gaul Esther Lowery MIDDLEPORT Amateur Ste phan e Radford and Suzy Club meetmg Samuels and a fast ta p by Mtss Garden scheduled for Jw e 13 posponed Fr aser M ss Buckley and unltl June 27 Sc hultz POMEROY MIDDLEPORT T cke ts may be purchased L ons Club noon Metgs Inn f on a l st udent of the sc hool POMEROY Chapter 80 Royal Arch Masons stated meet ng 7 30 p m at the Pomeroy Masomc Temple Eleclton of officers Com pan ons and officers urged to U!ke r tuals RACINE CHAPTER 134 0 E S annual 1nspectton 8 p m at the Masomc Temple Sa ra Secoy deputy grand fea tur e d a hea t s haped arr an ge men surrounded by matron Will be the mspt<tmg offtcer p nk candles and an orch1d candle bur Jed n a brandy THURSDAY bo"l PAST OFFICERS Club R bbon sand\\ hes fane) Rae ne Chapter 0 E S 8 p m coo k es a nd I me punch were se rve d Mr s Ke h R ggs at the Shrme Club house Covered d sh refreshments at poured the pWlch and Mrs close of meetmg Neutzl ng pres ded at the s lver coffee se rv ce MEET POSTPONED Games "e e pla yed w th The June meetmg of the pr zes go ng to Mrs Theodore M ddleport Amateur Gar Ree d and Mr s V D Edwards deners scheduled for Wed Mrs Danny Ztrkle won the nesday mght has been post doo r pr ze poned to June 27 Mrs Harry The guest I st ncluded those Moore and Mrs Roger Morgan named a nd Mrs Lannv be hostesses Jenk ns Mrs Don Betzmg Mrs W I am Anderson Mrs \\ ayne Sw sher Mrs Horner Baxter Mrs Antone Lucke he Kar l K.rautter Mrs Thomas 2 9 5 c • v GOOD NEWS Baptist Church w11l hold a vacation Btble school begmnmg at 7 p m tomght and continumg until June 15 Classes for age 4 through teenagers Church ts Buckle} M1ss Frase r and loc ated at Bulav1lle and Schultz the most advanced of Georges Cree k Everyone Mrs Lesl e Prtce Mrs Freda He nes Mrs Walter Grueser Mrs Robert Elberfeld Mrs desc bE'd ea he ands own ed Bea n Me gs 'Honesty' Is Defense ; Undoing MONDAY PICNIC MONDAY at Heath Untied Methodist Church M ddleporl at 6 p m spon sored by WSCS and Class 12 Meal and beverage furmshed Brtng covered d1sh and table Shower honors ]o Ann Brooks Defendants POMEROY - M ss J o Ann Brooks br de elec of B 11 Franc s was honored Tuesda y mght w th a sho\\ er at the home of Mrs Ra) R1ggs Rt 3 • of &u uels JW'Ie Wamsle) and '"II erson ITIUSIC A fast tap Car a\ an by Katnna Bate) Vtckl Gaul Stephan e Radford Suzy pearanccs Ern e 1Jud\ Fraser students A ballet Feel n Croo" \-\ ll be "earmg colorfuJ ne" fealur ng Sharon Gnff n costwnmg and \\Ill appea Barbara Grueser and Andrea before effectt e backdrops Ba tey as tra 1 ps n the park prepared for th s \ear s rec tal " th Randv Batey as the b) Mrs Fraser s father Dale pol cen an on the beat " 11 Ja cobs and h s grandson Scott open th s yea r s product on Fraser Spec al I ght ng ef Bntta Van Meter ll ena Van fects ncludmg black! ght ng Meter George na Yen Meter for treated costunung are to Kay Hart Ruth Ann Fr) be featured also for the recital Kr sU!I S sson and K mberly Leavmg the pattern of pas t B rchf eld per form a ball et }ears "I en the program has nwnber to the old fav or Le been d ded nto t" o Slrolltng hrough the Park segn enls one prtmartl} for followed b) Jacque! ne Van U!p numbe s and he secon d Meter s tap Manhatlen por t on for ballet his ) ear s Anna McK nney Ctndy Pal the Ge on mo and other presentations \ short Lhtrd act Lrad twnall) features all students of the school n bnef acrobat c ap the r mth 3nnual rec tal at the IO Social Calendar WIN AT BRIDGE II I I I I I I Robinson's Cleaners I I I I I ROOM AIR ~NDITIONER $ POWERFUL COMPACT 5000 BTU OF COOLING COMFORT ALL MODELS ON SALE NOWJ Choose From BTU s USE OUR SERVICE NOW' PH 992 5428 210 E SECOND POMEROY l--~------------------· INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI & SAT NIGHTS �4 - The Daily Sentmel,l(.,lldJeport-POI ••• :oy, 0 ., June ll, 1973 · Mary Mills sharp again SUTTON, Mass. (UP!) Some surgery and a htUe selfexammation put Mary Mills back together agam. A year ago Miss Mills, 33, of Laurel, MlSS , was wondering if the pain of a tom ligament and the anguish of hvmg from a swtcase were worth the few rewards she rece1ved wh1le playmg on the Ladles Professional Golf Association leur. She answer ed her own quesllon Sunday w1th a specta cular fnus h and a one .. troke VICtory over Betty Burfeind! in the $35,000 LPGA Championship at P leasant Valley country Club A 70 m the !mal round gave MISS Mills a four under par 288 for 72 hoies on the rugged 6,13(). yard , par 73 course It was her ftrst tournament wm smce 1970 and her first LPG A llUe smce 1964. M•ss M11ls reee1ved $5,250 for ftrst place. Second was worth $3,900 for MISS Burfemdt. Suffered Wrist Injury MISS Mills had been bothered by a " badly torn and shredded hgament" m her left wnst " ! was playmg under severe pa m," she sa1d. " I was making JUSt barely enough money 1e get along and I ,.as begmmng to wonder 1f it was all worth ll " Then came the surgery m l 972and "It worked To me, my wnst ts almost as good as new." If there were any doubts , the blue-eyed former Wom en 's Open champwn settled them Sunday after noon with five Petty has first win in 8 starts COLLEGE STATION , Tex (UP!) - R1chard Petty has won four NASCAR Grand Nabonal races and earned $80,090 so far m 1973. It would be a good year for mo st dr1vers but 1t's a bad start for Petty Petty defeated Buddy Daker and 36 other cars by at least two laps Sunday to wm the Alamo 500 at Texas World Speedway It was h1s hrst VIctory m e1ght races, a long walt for him. " It hasn 't really been a good year for me," Petty satd .. F or some people it wou ld be a real good year but not for us. We got off to a good start, wmnmg two of the f~rst three and three of the first sLx, but we have not won Smce. " We usually hope to wm one of three races," Petty S31d Th1s year he had won only U~ree of 13, but 11 was obVIous early m th1s 250-iap event that hts only competition was Baker, the fastest qualifier The two 1973 Dodges traded the-lead 1.!- all except e1ght of the f~rst 213iaps w1th Baker on top the most often, 164 laps le 41 for Petty birdtes on the last nme holes , mcluding a :!().foot putt on the 15th green that was " \he turning pmnt of the tournament for me. ~en l sank that putt I knew I had a •hance to win. " I shot a ¥iedge out of the r1ght rough on that hole," MISS MillS said "Then r had a 3(). foot downhill cqrling putt to tpe right and 11 went m," Her 15-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole wrapped things up, frustr>ting a last-mmute attempt by Mtss Burfemdt who missed the cup by only SIX mches on "an 84-yard wedge shot" that could have sent the match mto an HI-hole playoff Conquer ed Her Fears Mtss Mills sa1d she was fr~ghtened by the Pleasant Valley course over the years and had to talk herself mto domg well '·J told myself over and over that I had played here for so many years and had not been able to put four good rounds together," she sa1d "I had a fear of certam holes , but l fmally did well " Miss Burfemdt, 27, of Palm Sprmgs, Calif , satd he r 70 for the da y was "the best round M1ss Whitworth, a two..tune LPGA chawpwn, fiiiished third at 291, three strokes off the pace. Donna Capont Young and Mtss Blalock tied for fourth at 292 and M1ss Htguch1 was sixth at 293 Trojans in finals with Sun Devils OMAHA, Neb. (UP! ) - It Will be a battle of the collegiate baseball lll3nts at the College World Series here torught when defendmg senes champwn Southern Cahforma meets Amona State, rated No 1. Other games today and tomght pitted ser1es newcomer Georgta Southern aga1nst Btg Ten champiOn Mmnesota a nd B1g E1ght power Oklahoma tangling w1th a tough Texas club. Both Southern Cal and Artzona State proved their credentials m hard encounters SUnday . The 'l'roJans were hard pressed agamst Texas until the e1ghth when centerllelder Fred Lynn broke a 11 tie w1th a three-run homer Southern Cal came out on top 41. The same was true With Arizona State, which walled until the eighth' before breakmg the game open With a tw<>-run homer by Bill Berger to best Mmnesota . other achon Sunday saw Georgia Southern blank Harvard ~ and send the Crunson home from the double~lunma ­ tion tournament. Penn State earlier had been elimmated. Arizona State Coach Jun Brock S3ld h1s team 's performance over Minnesota ''wasn't that good "We were not aggressive agam Bill Berger was the only player we had on the f1eld who battled out there " He S3ld the Sun Devtls would start e1ther Jun otten ( 15-1 ) or Doug Slocum (13-0) for the Trojan contest th1s evenmg Mmnesota Coach D1ek Siebert said he felt his team d1d a good JOb but didn't take advantage of 1ts chances. "We could have scored two, three, rriaybe four tunes, but didn 't There LS the difference " Gopher pitcher Ken Herbot, who gave up the wmnmg homer to Berger, smd "I s1mply, let a sUder get away from me and he got the ball up in the atr to left. You know the rest " Herbst added he felt 1f Ta~ stock m ..\tfK..-rica Mmnesota met the Sun DeVIls Buy U.S. Savi nj.!s Bonds. agam, he believed the Blg Ten - - - - - - - - - - - club would come out on top. Security blanket. --..-..--..--- -rI SNE I for June ....... I've played under tens10n 10 I had a most sahsfymg round . I did my best l didn ' t lose 11. She won it. Miss Burfemdt sa1d she knew she needed an eagle three on the !mal hole to gam a playoff " [ hit 11 low so the wmd wouldn't affeet tl I had the n ght d1stanee , but 11 was off to the Side It was almost a perfect shot, but 11 wasn't, I guess " It LS frustrating ," Mtss Burfemdt sa1d, " but the only time I want to come m second IS when I play my best and somebody plays better." The rounds of M1ss Burfeind\ and Miss' Mtlls pushed th~rd round leaders Kathy Whitworth, Jane Blalock and Chako H1guchi mto the background The three entered the !mal round hed for first at two under par 217s, but they were all pleagued by double blgeys on the front mne f1ve years ................... Harvard's team, which took the ~ pastmg from Georgia Southern, had to play catch-up ball for the second tune m a row and, accordmg to Coach Loyal Park, " we JUSt wer en't use d to 1! " We 've a much better ball club than we 've shown here," Park sa1d. "I'd say we could turn around and beat the same teams on any giVen day. But we fa1l ed to play smart baseball, so I've got no excuses We'll be back " . Coach Ron Polk of Georgta Southern sa1d hts team played a good offenstve and defensive game and also had good pit· chmg " Tom B1gwood came through w1th his second great performa nce m tournament compehtwn," Polk sa id , alludmg to another game he p1tched m presenes tourney actwn . The annual series clasSIC could end Wednesday but there lS also a cha nce 1! could be prolonged through Thursday mght MAJOR LEAG UE Standings By Un1ted Press International Nat1ona l Lt.ague Ea$1 DAYTON, OhLD (UP! ) Public fac1Utles operated by 25 25 5 ' '~ 24 26 ~0 6V~ Empnse-Sportserv1ce ~ave 2S 29 463 7 '1~ largely gone unmvest1gated New York 23 28 451 8 through the years , with Ph iladelphia 23 32 418 10 governmental agenc~es relying West w. I. pel. g.b. on the large concessiOns flrrll 's San Francisco 38 23 623 honesty, the Dayton Dally Los Angeles JS 23 603 1112 Cmcmnatl 31 25 554 .41/~ News reported today Houston 33 27 SSO 41!~ In the eighth of a copynghted Allanta 23 34 404 13 senes, the Daily News sa1d · San D1cg0 20 39 339 17 1 several of these financial Saturday s Results Cmclnnatl 8 Ch1cago 4 arrangements have proved New York 4 Los Angeles 2 questionable. But they have Atlanta 8 Sf Lou1s 2, continued, the newspaper said, Phlladelrh•a 4 San D1ego 1. Montrea 9 San Frcmc1sco 6. even though Empnse wa s P1ftsburg h 4 Houston 1, convicted last year along wtth Sunday' s Resutts Montreal 7 San Franc1sco 6 three Mafia f1gures for con- w Ch1cago Montreal P1ttsburgh St LOUIS I. pel. g.b. 34 2:1 St Louis 4 Atlanta 3 (1st) Atlanta 5 St Louts 2 (2nd) Saturday's Results Oakland 4 Detro.t 0 ChiCago 6 Cleveland 3, , W1ebe sa•d he wasn't too concerned about nummg Gralits, Balti more 7 M1nnesota 4, Boston 12 Texa5 L n•ght the 23-year racmg veteran New Yor k 6 Kansas C1ty 4, from Seffner, Fla ., for the Milwaukee l Callforma 0, wmner's $12,850, because " I Sunday's Results Ch1cago 5 Clev eland J, lst always seem to run my best Cleveland 6 Ch1cago 5, 2nd agmnst top dnvers like Don " Mmnesota 11 Baltimore 4 Kansas C1ty 7 New York 4 Funny Car Winner Oak land 5 Detro1t 0 Dave Beebe, a 35-)ear-<>ld Milwaukee 8 Cal1forn 1a 6 fmance manager from Bo!> ton 10 Te)!:.as 1, n1ght Today 's Probable P1tchers Anaheun, Calif , finally found All T1mes EDT the right combmatton and won M ilwau kee 1Short 2 1 or Parsons 1 4) at M1nnesota the funny car title at the (Kaal6 3),9pm Sf!r~n&national, deleatmg Pat (On ly game scheduled) Foster of Reseda, Calif. , w1th a Tuesday 's Games Texas at Cleveland , tw1 run of 6.713 seconds and 221.13 Kansas C1 ty at Ball•more, mght miles per hour. ChiCago at Detroit, n•ght " I've been trymg for e1ght Mi lwa ukee a t Mmnesota, n1ght Boston at Cahforma , nJght years," Beebe S3ld, after p1CkNew York at Oakland, nig ht mg up a check for $13,250 " When I realized I had won , 11 really broke me up I couldn't stop crymg '' Beebe sa1d he had numerous problems w1th the car reeently ·. and many people adviSed him to paso up the Sprmgnattonals because he wouldn 't have a chance. " But my chief IJ•l"Chamc, Rtch Guasco, really worked two smgles, T Hawley , double everything out today and the and two smgles, T Owens; car ran beautifully," • Beebe smgles by D. Burke and Pat said Don Carlton of Royal Oak, Owens, and two smgles by T M1ch , won his second major Faulk drag racing title in the pro Yanks 308 440-19 21 2 Pirates 000 030- 3 o 6 stock el.sss Sunday, turnmg m S. Call and Wh1Uatch, Faulk a run of 9 402 seconds w1th a speed of 147.78 mlles per hour, (2) Triplett and Murray. to defeat Butch Leal of Northndge, Calif., and wm $15,600 Jumps Tbe Gun Leal was a bit overanxious at the starting line m the !mal run, Jumpmg the starting light LE MANS~ France (UP! ) _ for a disqualification that gave For , 22" hours !tal the VICtory '7'.'I lan Carllcn " I •• ed 't Ferrar1s a nd French Matras ' s.,.y m 1 pretty much I saw hiS red battled for the lead and VICtory lven in the Le Mans 24-hour en- light,'"tarlloll eoouncnted "I durance elasstc for sports cars wanted to see how some new · thmgs on the car were workmg With 95 mmutes left, the red so 1 pushed 1t on down the Ferrar1 of Belgian Jacky Ickx tra ck." came hmpmg mto the ptls and The super stock title and a gave up 1ts !mal purswt of the check for $9,950 went 1e Judy lead car, the blue Matra of Lilly, a housewife and parttune Frenchmen Henn Pesca rolo hairdresser from Golden, Colo . and Gerard Larrousse. Mrs, Lilly, the mother of two, " Bad luck, Ickx, bad luck, turned 8 time of !0.56 seeonds Ferrari,'' said the announcer in a 1968 Battlcuda for her but 300,000 French sports Bantam roadster The win was worth $10,050 to R1edel, who ..., Green Thumb Notes . ... A weekly feature of Me1gs County Garden Club members ' Calendar of work for june By Mrs. Everett Colwell Rutland Garden Club Weather condillons all thiS sprmg have made tt difficult to get any kind of planting done, but "June" IS here, normally a month of sunshme June ts also the month of roses, so watch for harmful pests, spray·and dust regularly le keep them under control Any annuals and other beddmg plants not yet planted should be set out by the second week of June. Many rock garden plants can be cut ba ck as soon as blooming 1s over and e1ther lifted and diVIded or have cuttmgs of fresh growth taken from them to produce a stock of young plants. Make successive plantings of gladioli 1e 1nsure as long a season of bloom as poss1ble. Tigrl(lias, tuberoses and dahlia's may be planted also Geraruums and begomas often turn out best if left until the m1ddle of June before plantmg out Prune most sprmg-f!owering shrubs JUS! after they have f1mshed bloommg. They will now have lime to develop new growth and buds for next year's bloom Many shrubs need just a Ui1nnmg out of old stems each year Weed control ts espee1ally Important thiS month m flower gardens as well as m vegetable gardens, continue Wlth a good spray program as reqwred. Tulip buds w1ll be rea·dy to lift by the end of June, but daffodil fohage should be left until the middle of July As soon as the last cuttings of asparag•JS are made, cultivate and fertilize the bed. Lawns need their early summer application of mtrogen to carry them through the dry months ahead. 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TO 10 P.M. It lS now more than 2ll years later and the collseurn is still paymg off that loan, the newspaper said, alt.houg~ the 1ce hockey team left town long ago and the lee-making equ1p. ment was sold to the Cincmnati Gardens m 1957. The purchaser of the equipment was Lows M Jacobs, president of EmpriSCSportservlce and at the time 10 per cent owner of the Gardens Helen Guy , executive secre. tary of the agricultural society which inhertted the coliseum's debt, sa1d last year's statement from Emprlse showed $20,000 was still owed. The Daily News said the agriCultural society has never conducted an audit of the company , but instead com. pares monthly Emprlse food and drmk reports wt!h daily reports filed by the person who rWls the oohsewn concessions standa That person lS an employe of Emprise. The Oh10 Turnpike Conumsswn also has been lax in checkmg on Emprise, the newspaper S3ld. For nearly 15 years, from 1955 to 1970, the COnunlSSIOn was unaware that Empnse was one ofthe principal owners of a cham 'of restaurants along the northern OhiO toUroad, the Dally News S3ld. Turnpike officials, however, told the newspaper they run a complete audit on aU Holiday Inns along the highway, mcludmg a check on the volume of traffic that passes each place Other EmprJSe concesswn Interests are at Riverfront ~ Stad1um m Cinctnnati, the ' pr~vately-<>wned Toledo Arena, the newsstand at Cox Mumcipal Airport in Dayton, Columbus Zoo, Toledo Raceway Park and Hobard Arena m Troy. --·------. Jan 1, 197J I 1,000 BASKETS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY EACH DAY ... MON. TUES. · WED. - THURS. Llmtl One To A F<!mliy LAY AWAY THE OOVEI'INMlNT OF OEPAIITM E,..T OF THE TREA SURY ,.--··--·-·--·------ 1 ra cmg . ENTERTAINS Mrs Pearl Reynolds entertamed Fnday w1th a luncheon for the teachers and school personnel of the Broad Run School in Mason County. Her guests were Mrs. Stella Johnson, Mrs. Velma Clark, Mrs Jesse !a Zerkle, M1ss Bess Ord and Mtss Brenda Fields. lliou8h enthusmsts were estatic as 1 Pescarolo, Jast year's w1nner I · w1th Briton Graham H1ll, went I on 1to wm wtchallenged, duI plicatmg the VICtory of two I I other Frenchmen, f.ndre Lagache and Rene Leonard who won the first Le Mans race 50 I Come.JJ1 and tell Herman Grate w hat you need years ago. I for your love ne st He will give you a Pescarolo's Matra crossed the fmtsh line SIX laps llhead ol ' the next Ferrari, w1th Arturo SPECIAL DISCOUNT Lou Osi>>r'no • I Merzario of Italy and Br8Z1l's I Carlos Pace driving A seeond VALUES I Matra took third spot, another e1ght laps back . SEARS The best Amertcan f1msh Catalog Merchant 'was the 13th place managed by 220 E. Mam 773·5592 HERMAN GRATE MASON, W . VA._ j Peter Gregg of Jacksonville, Pomeroy PH. 992-2178;_,___ j ,..._ _ _~._..._._.._-..,-.,_.,-..-.--..-..-..-..-..-.. ................-....._-..----.. _____ Fla., m a P orsc he Carrera. , L•• _.,._, I Dave Mack, a 3().year-<>ld mecharuc from Bethesda, Md , won the competition ehmmator title m h1s Chry:;ler-powered "8" dragster and earned $8,450 Mack IS the current national record holder m his class The modified elunmator t11te went le Jan Riedel, of Tiffm, OhiO, m hiS Fordi'Owered 1932 at Le Mans __. .....-..-..,~---------,--·-·--·---·---·--·..... two years CASH, CHARGE, "around $42,000 " holds 20 na t1onal records nm." Gregg 13th home Over the route Call walked four, h1t two and fanned 10 P~ra te pttcher Tnplett fanned ll, walked two The Yankees rattled off 21 h1ts They were three smgles by Call, a tnple and two smg1es, Steve Little; a homer, tr1ple and double by M Norlen; double by T Roush, homer and triple, C Taylor ; second national drag t1Ue m FREE • PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKETS 3 EASY WAYS TO BUY Society. The agricultural society bor. rowed $21!,000 from Ohio Sport. service 1D 1950 to build con. cesston stands at the bran<flew 3,500 seat Marion Collseum When 1the society found 1t needed more money for •cemaking equipment, 11 agam turned to the Emprlse sub. sidiary, the Daily News s;nd and a deal was struck. ' Oh1o Sportsernce agreed to pay for the Ice-making equtp. ment if L~e collseurn would pay off tbe old loan by giving up 1ts share of concession receipts, plus 5 per cent interest, the Daily News said. J oe Vogel, a member of the now-defunct coliseum board 531d the new loan was fo; sp1rmg to hide the true drugstore contract were taken ownership of a Las Vegas m 1965, a1rport offiCials were gambling casino startled, the newspaper said winning contractor Empnse ran a drugstore at The Cleveland Hopkms In- guaranteed the c1ty $100,000 ternational Airport from 1956 durmg the f1rst year and as to 1965 much as $220,000 the ninth and In 1960, 1961 and 1962, tenth years of ,the contract. although air termmal traffic Emprise fmished thrrd m the mcreased, the c1ty's share of b1ddmg. drugstore reven ue steadily The Daily News S3ld other dropped, the Da1 ly News sa1d govermnental agencies also Then, m the last two years of have accepted Em priSe's word the Empnse contract, the that the concessiOns revenues ctty's concessions share • were bemg d1v1ded accurately. suddenly rose by about $10,000 Another example, the newspale $37,919. per satd, lS one mvolving the When bids for a new 10-year Mar1on County Agricultural Veterans finally win Houston 7 Pittsburgh 1 Today's Probable P1tchers All Times EDT COLUMBUS ( UP! ) - The San Francisco ( Bryant 9 3) at ninth edition of the Nahonal New York (Stone 1 1 ), 8 15 p m Los Angeles (Sutton 7 4) at Hot Rod As.soctat10n 's SprmgPh1iadelpfua (Ruthven 1 4) , nationals drag racmg cham7 30p m Pittsburgh (Blass J 3) at pionships resulted m f~rst time vtctones for two ra cmg A11anta (Mor1on s 4). 8 p m 51 LOUIS (GibSon 4 6 ) at veterans who have been Cmc•nnah (Gullett 6· 3), 8 15 ohootlnt for natiOnal Wins for a P m. long time Only games sc heduled Tuesday's Games John Wiehe of Newton, Kan , San D•ego at Montreal , n1ght a professional driver who has San Franc•sco at New York , night been a runner-up In NHRA naLos Angeles at Philadelphia , tional events four tunes, won nr~ht the top fuel champ10nsh1p Sunp, tsburgh at Atlanta, n1~ht St LouiS at Cmcmna li , mght day and defeated rune-tune naCh1cago at Houston, mght tional title wmner Don Garlits in the process Amencan League The 30-year-old driver Ea st w I. pet. g.b. guided his Donovan~ngmed New York 30 26 536 Detro1 t v, fUel dragater down the quarter29 26 527 M dwa ukee 2 rrule track at N.ational Trail 27 27 500 Bos ton 26 26 500 2 Raceway m 6 495 seeonds w1th Balt1more 25 25 500 a terminal speed of 2Z7 .27 rrules Cleveland 21 35 .375 ~ per hour West w I pet g.b. "We changed the clutch Ch1cago J l 21 596 , combmahon entirely for the M1nnesota 30 22 577 ] Kansas City 3 1 28 525 J lf2 fmal run, " Wiebe sa td "I California 27 26 509 4'12 staged QUickly and got the start Oakland 29 28 509 4 1f~ I wanted It was a very good Texas 18 34 346 13 against S. Call let all the baserunners come Slil6 SOO Los Angeles 4 New York 0 Philadelphia 11 San Diego 0 Ch•cago 9 Cmcmnat1 7 Pirates hitless Ten-year-<>ld Stevte Ca ll p1tched no-htt ball over the regulation SIX mnmgs Saturday m the makeup Boys' League game between the · Pomeroy Yankees and Pirates won by the Yankees 19-3. In the Pirate fifth Call walked two batters and hit one Two mfteld throwmg mtsc ues Despite indictments, Empriseowned units going unchecked MANY SPECIALS AT OTHER NEARBY MURPHY'S STORES �4 - The Daily Sentmel,l(.,lldJeport-POI ••• :oy, 0 ., June ll, 1973 · Mary Mills sharp again SUTTON, Mass. (UP!) Some surgery and a htUe selfexammation put Mary Mills back together agam. A year ago Miss Mills, 33, of Laurel, MlSS , was wondering if the pain of a tom ligament and the anguish of hvmg from a swtcase were worth the few rewards she rece1ved wh1le playmg on the Ladles Professional Golf Association leur. She answer ed her own quesllon Sunday w1th a specta cular fnus h and a one .. troke VICtory over Betty Burfeind! in the $35,000 LPGA Championship at P leasant Valley country Club A 70 m the !mal round gave MISS Mills a four under par 288 for 72 hoies on the rugged 6,13(). yard , par 73 course It was her ftrst tournament wm smce 1970 and her first LPG A llUe smce 1964. M•ss M11ls reee1ved $5,250 for ftrst place. Second was worth $3,900 for MISS Burfemdt. Suffered Wrist Injury MISS Mills had been bothered by a " badly torn and shredded hgament" m her left wnst " ! was playmg under severe pa m," she sa1d. " I was making JUSt barely enough money 1e get along and I ,.as begmmng to wonder 1f it was all worth ll " Then came the surgery m l 972and "It worked To me, my wnst ts almost as good as new." If there were any doubts , the blue-eyed former Wom en 's Open champwn settled them Sunday after noon with five Petty has first win in 8 starts COLLEGE STATION , Tex (UP!) - R1chard Petty has won four NASCAR Grand Nabonal races and earned $80,090 so far m 1973. It would be a good year for mo st dr1vers but 1t's a bad start for Petty Petty defeated Buddy Daker and 36 other cars by at least two laps Sunday to wm the Alamo 500 at Texas World Speedway It was h1s hrst VIctory m e1ght races, a long walt for him. " It hasn 't really been a good year for me," Petty satd .. F or some people it wou ld be a real good year but not for us. We got off to a good start, wmnmg two of the f~rst three and three of the first sLx, but we have not won Smce. " We usually hope to wm one of three races," Petty S31d Th1s year he had won only U~ree of 13, but 11 was obVIous early m th1s 250-iap event that hts only competition was Baker, the fastest qualifier The two 1973 Dodges traded the-lead 1.!- all except e1ght of the f~rst 213iaps w1th Baker on top the most often, 164 laps le 41 for Petty birdtes on the last nme holes , mcluding a :!().foot putt on the 15th green that was " \he turning pmnt of the tournament for me. ~en l sank that putt I knew I had a •hance to win. " I shot a ¥iedge out of the r1ght rough on that hole," MISS MillS said "Then r had a 3(). foot downhill cqrling putt to tpe right and 11 went m," Her 15-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole wrapped things up, frustr>ting a last-mmute attempt by Mtss Burfemdt who missed the cup by only SIX mches on "an 84-yard wedge shot" that could have sent the match mto an HI-hole playoff Conquer ed Her Fears Mtss Mills sa1d she was fr~ghtened by the Pleasant Valley course over the years and had to talk herself mto domg well '·J told myself over and over that I had played here for so many years and had not been able to put four good rounds together," she sa1d "I had a fear of certam holes , but l fmally did well " Miss Burfemdt, 27, of Palm Sprmgs, Calif , satd he r 70 for the da y was "the best round M1ss Whitworth, a two..tune LPGA chawpwn, fiiiished third at 291, three strokes off the pace. Donna Capont Young and Mtss Blalock tied for fourth at 292 and M1ss Htguch1 was sixth at 293 Trojans in finals with Sun Devils OMAHA, Neb. (UP! ) - It Will be a battle of the collegiate baseball lll3nts at the College World Series here torught when defendmg senes champwn Southern Cahforma meets Amona State, rated No 1. Other games today and tomght pitted ser1es newcomer Georgta Southern aga1nst Btg Ten champiOn Mmnesota a nd B1g E1ght power Oklahoma tangling w1th a tough Texas club. Both Southern Cal and Artzona State proved their credentials m hard encounters SUnday . The 'l'roJans were hard pressed agamst Texas until the e1ghth when centerllelder Fred Lynn broke a 11 tie w1th a three-run homer Southern Cal came out on top 41. The same was true With Arizona State, which walled until the eighth' before breakmg the game open With a tw<>-run homer by Bill Berger to best Mmnesota . other achon Sunday saw Georgia Southern blank Harvard ~ and send the Crunson home from the double~lunma ­ tion tournament. Penn State earlier had been elimmated. Arizona State Coach Jun Brock S3ld h1s team 's performance over Minnesota ''wasn't that good "We were not aggressive agam Bill Berger was the only player we had on the f1eld who battled out there " He S3ld the Sun Devtls would start e1ther Jun otten ( 15-1 ) or Doug Slocum (13-0) for the Trojan contest th1s evenmg Mmnesota Coach D1ek Siebert said he felt his team d1d a good JOb but didn't take advantage of 1ts chances. "We could have scored two, three, rriaybe four tunes, but didn 't There LS the difference " Gopher pitcher Ken Herbot, who gave up the wmnmg homer to Berger, smd "I s1mply, let a sUder get away from me and he got the ball up in the atr to left. You know the rest " Herbst added he felt 1f Ta~ stock m ..\tfK..-rica Mmnesota met the Sun DeVIls Buy U.S. Savi nj.!s Bonds. agam, he believed the Blg Ten - - - - - - - - - - - club would come out on top. Security blanket. --..-..--..--- -rI SNE I for June ....... I've played under tens10n 10 I had a most sahsfymg round . I did my best l didn ' t lose 11. She won it. Miss Burfemdt sa1d she knew she needed an eagle three on the !mal hole to gam a playoff " [ hit 11 low so the wmd wouldn't affeet tl I had the n ght d1stanee , but 11 was off to the Side It was almost a perfect shot, but 11 wasn't, I guess " It LS frustrating ," Mtss Burfemdt sa1d, " but the only time I want to come m second IS when I play my best and somebody plays better." The rounds of M1ss Burfeind\ and Miss' Mtlls pushed th~rd round leaders Kathy Whitworth, Jane Blalock and Chako H1guchi mto the background The three entered the !mal round hed for first at two under par 217s, but they were all pleagued by double blgeys on the front mne f1ve years ................... Harvard's team, which took the ~ pastmg from Georgia Southern, had to play catch-up ball for the second tune m a row and, accordmg to Coach Loyal Park, " we JUSt wer en't use d to 1! " We 've a much better ball club than we 've shown here," Park sa1d. "I'd say we could turn around and beat the same teams on any giVen day. But we fa1l ed to play smart baseball, so I've got no excuses We'll be back " . Coach Ron Polk of Georgta Southern sa1d hts team played a good offenstve and defensive game and also had good pit· chmg " Tom B1gwood came through w1th his second great performa nce m tournament compehtwn," Polk sa id , alludmg to another game he p1tched m presenes tourney actwn . The annual series clasSIC could end Wednesday but there lS also a cha nce 1! could be prolonged through Thursday mght MAJOR LEAG UE Standings By Un1ted Press International Nat1ona l Lt.ague Ea$1 DAYTON, OhLD (UP! ) Public fac1Utles operated by 25 25 5 ' '~ 24 26 ~0 6V~ Empnse-Sportserv1ce ~ave 2S 29 463 7 '1~ largely gone unmvest1gated New York 23 28 451 8 through the years , with Ph iladelphia 23 32 418 10 governmental agenc~es relying West w. I. pel. g.b. on the large concessiOns flrrll 's San Francisco 38 23 623 honesty, the Dayton Dally Los Angeles JS 23 603 1112 Cmcmnatl 31 25 554 .41/~ News reported today Houston 33 27 SSO 41!~ In the eighth of a copynghted Allanta 23 34 404 13 senes, the Daily News sa1d · San D1cg0 20 39 339 17 1 several of these financial Saturday s Results Cmclnnatl 8 Ch1cago 4 arrangements have proved New York 4 Los Angeles 2 questionable. But they have Atlanta 8 Sf Lou1s 2, continued, the newspaper said, Phlladelrh•a 4 San D1ego 1. Montrea 9 San Frcmc1sco 6. even though Empnse wa s P1ftsburg h 4 Houston 1, convicted last year along wtth Sunday' s Resutts Montreal 7 San Franc1sco 6 three Mafia f1gures for con- w Ch1cago Montreal P1ttsburgh St LOUIS I. pel. g.b. 34 2:1 St Louis 4 Atlanta 3 (1st) Atlanta 5 St Louts 2 (2nd) Saturday's Results Oakland 4 Detro.t 0 ChiCago 6 Cleveland 3, , W1ebe sa•d he wasn't too concerned about nummg Gralits, Balti more 7 M1nnesota 4, Boston 12 Texa5 L n•ght the 23-year racmg veteran New Yor k 6 Kansas C1ty 4, from Seffner, Fla ., for the Milwaukee l Callforma 0, wmner's $12,850, because " I Sunday's Results Ch1cago 5 Clev eland J, lst always seem to run my best Cleveland 6 Ch1cago 5, 2nd agmnst top dnvers like Don " Mmnesota 11 Baltimore 4 Kansas C1ty 7 New York 4 Funny Car Winner Oak land 5 Detro1t 0 Dave Beebe, a 35-)ear-<>ld Milwaukee 8 Cal1forn 1a 6 fmance manager from Bo!> ton 10 Te)!:.as 1, n1ght Today 's Probable P1tchers Anaheun, Calif , finally found All T1mes EDT the right combmatton and won M ilwau kee 1Short 2 1 or Parsons 1 4) at M1nnesota the funny car title at the (Kaal6 3),9pm Sf!r~n&national, deleatmg Pat (On ly game scheduled) Foster of Reseda, Calif. , w1th a Tuesday 's Games Texas at Cleveland , tw1 run of 6.713 seconds and 221.13 Kansas C1 ty at Ball•more, mght miles per hour. ChiCago at Detroit, n•ght " I've been trymg for e1ght Mi lwa ukee a t Mmnesota, n1ght Boston at Cahforma , nJght years," Beebe S3ld, after p1CkNew York at Oakland, nig ht mg up a check for $13,250 " When I realized I had won , 11 really broke me up I couldn't stop crymg '' Beebe sa1d he had numerous problems w1th the car reeently ·. and many people adviSed him to paso up the Sprmgnattonals because he wouldn 't have a chance. " But my chief IJ•l"Chamc, Rtch Guasco, really worked two smgles, T Hawley , double everything out today and the and two smgles, T Owens; car ran beautifully," • Beebe smgles by D. Burke and Pat said Don Carlton of Royal Oak, Owens, and two smgles by T M1ch , won his second major Faulk drag racing title in the pro Yanks 308 440-19 21 2 Pirates 000 030- 3 o 6 stock el.sss Sunday, turnmg m S. Call and Wh1Uatch, Faulk a run of 9 402 seconds w1th a speed of 147.78 mlles per hour, (2) Triplett and Murray. to defeat Butch Leal of Northndge, Calif., and wm $15,600 Jumps Tbe Gun Leal was a bit overanxious at the starting line m the !mal run, Jumpmg the starting light LE MANS~ France (UP! ) _ for a disqualification that gave For , 22" hours !tal the VICtory '7'.'I lan Carllcn " I •• ed 't Ferrar1s a nd French Matras ' s.,.y m 1 pretty much I saw hiS red battled for the lead and VICtory lven in the Le Mans 24-hour en- light,'"tarlloll eoouncnted "I durance elasstc for sports cars wanted to see how some new · thmgs on the car were workmg With 95 mmutes left, the red so 1 pushed 1t on down the Ferrar1 of Belgian Jacky Ickx tra ck." came hmpmg mto the ptls and The super stock title and a gave up 1ts !mal purswt of the check for $9,950 went 1e Judy lead car, the blue Matra of Lilly, a housewife and parttune Frenchmen Henn Pesca rolo hairdresser from Golden, Colo . and Gerard Larrousse. Mrs, Lilly, the mother of two, " Bad luck, Ickx, bad luck, turned 8 time of !0.56 seeonds Ferrari,'' said the announcer in a 1968 Battlcuda for her but 300,000 French sports Bantam roadster The win was worth $10,050 to R1edel, who ..., Green Thumb Notes . ... A weekly feature of Me1gs County Garden Club members ' Calendar of work for june By Mrs. Everett Colwell Rutland Garden Club Weather condillons all thiS sprmg have made tt difficult to get any kind of planting done, but "June" IS here, normally a month of sunshme June ts also the month of roses, so watch for harmful pests, spray·and dust regularly le keep them under control Any annuals and other beddmg plants not yet planted should be set out by the second week of June. Many rock garden plants can be cut ba ck as soon as blooming 1s over and e1ther lifted and diVIded or have cuttmgs of fresh growth taken from them to produce a stock of young plants. Make successive plantings of gladioli 1e 1nsure as long a season of bloom as poss1ble. Tigrl(lias, tuberoses and dahlia's may be planted also Geraruums and begomas often turn out best if left until the m1ddle of June before plantmg out Prune most sprmg-f!owering shrubs JUS! after they have f1mshed bloommg. They will now have lime to develop new growth and buds for next year's bloom Many shrubs need just a Ui1nnmg out of old stems each year Weed control ts espee1ally Important thiS month m flower gardens as well as m vegetable gardens, continue Wlth a good spray program as reqwred. Tulip buds w1ll be rea·dy to lift by the end of June, but daffodil fohage should be left until the middle of July As soon as the last cuttings of asparag•JS are made, cultivate and fertilize the bed. Lawns need their early summer application of mtrogen to carry them through the dry months ahead. Now that theweathens warm and settled, most nouse plants may stand outdoors, m su~ or light shade, accordmg to their md1v1dual needs ' Fertilize regularly and repot house plants when neeessary OFFI CE Of IIEVEN U£ SH.AJUNG 1900 I'ENNSVLV.ANI.'.AVE N W WASHIN GTON 0 C 202211 Here's the Man To See For ••• THE BEST l '·Sf.~ /l 1hls is for June Brides Only!! MASON FURNITURE SHOP EARLY WHitE QUANTITIES LAST SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA STORE ONLY! SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA STATE ROUTE 7 START A CREATIVE HOBBY! STITCHERY KITS Fabnc upper s wtlh co mfortabl e cush ton insole and vulcanized so les and h e e ls White. black or navy •.• HOMETIES RUG YARN SIZES S to 10 :·: CAREFREE DUPONT ORLON ACRYLIC YARN ~t): $1 !!. '1.69 '•'• BABY AFGHAN KITS ;fi CHARGE JTI ·'* ;'$. .... ~ $ ~ ~ ~., REG. $3.77 Tht s beauttful. dur a bl e yarn is a fa s t color blend ~ of 75 pet rayon and 25 ~·= p e t. cotton 70 yard ~j sketns Cho tce of many <:: lovely !ash ton co lors ~ Hurry a nd save durtng ::: our btg Opentng Sa le ! ~~ HEAVY VINYL LINER WITH DRAIN .,.,:~ ::: LIMITED QUANTITIES! at Sycamore REG. 591 LB. 8' STEEL WALL POOL Steel wa ll a nd heavy s tee l coping and steel clips. Heavy duty vinyl ltner with drato , 8' dta x 20" deep . FAVORITE FLAVORS! FOil THl fNTITL EMEN T I'EAIOD II£ GIPoiN!Nii Big assortment Includes filled candtes. toffees. supe r sours. mints, butterscotch. lem o n drop s. nougats, caramels Treat famtly and guests to these good1e s June JQ, 1973 $J , 04J S""E •2 $ 99 REG. 1 ll.99 S-HOOK CHAIN ATTACHMINlS PICK-A-M IX CANDY ORANGE TOWNSHIP I"I.ANS TO ()(I'EHD ITS IIEVEHUE SHAI'IIN G ALLOCATION .-,NO EN DING COOL CASUAL PERFECT FOR RUGS, CRAFTS, FASHION ITEMS ¢ LB. 2 LBS. 73• BIG SELECTION NOW ON SALE R R 2 Coolville, Oh1o 45723 BOXED GREETING CARDS ¢ 1'\.AHNED EII:'ENDITVAE~ '" 1043 00 BOX REG. • )7' •Asso rtm en t tncludes Get Well, Sympathy , Birthday , and All Oc cas/ on boxes Many lov e ly s tyl es to choose from Save! Silver Bridqe Plaza Store Only' ,•: SAVE ON THIS PACK OF 3 " " " " " CASSETTE CARTRIDGES $ 17 Top t1Ualtty Mylar tape 60 mmutes recording time per cartrtdge total 180 mtnutes! " " " REG. 11.99 HURRY •.• SAVE! SUPER BLEND Quaker State MOTOR OIL ¢ QT. LIMIT 6 QTS. Pur e Pennsylvanta motor oil I u br 1ca t es, reduces engtne kno ck. improves mtleage COMmRTABLE PLACE TO BE ON A SUMMER DAY! HAMMOCK LOUNGE Weatherized canvas bed wtth polyurethane pillow Strong tubular steel frame sets up easi ly and stores co mpactly Roomy 30" x 80" SIZe. Green with white frmg e Save now. $- 94 REG. '14.33 SHOP AND SAVE THE EASY WAY-CHARGE ITI Sentmel ,.,...110 JIU '' ' ·: :·:·:·: :·:·:·:·:·.·:·:·:···:·:····: ;.;.;.;.·.:·:···.·..• .• ;.;.;.•: :···::: ·:·:-···:·:::;:;:· : ··:·!: :·:·:·:-:=:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·..:·:·:·:·:.:;:;:~ :; SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY POMEROY , OHIO REG. 12.29 GRAND OPENING SPECIALS ORANGE TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK Me1gs County The DallY M, L. lOLA'S M.;~m $ 77 TEENS' AND WOMEN'S SUMMER FASHIONS 36 3 053 007 June 11 , 1973 All nylon tamatca s horts have pu ll ·on e lastt c watst Rtb, kntt and jacq uard weaves $, •• ,_ 18 Mat c h th em w1th s tretc h or rtb kn1t nylon a nd po lyest er tops So ltds or st r1pes S1zes S, (Frames Not Includ e d) Complete ktt mak es a beauttful washable moth proof afghan for baby Includes f1ve 2-oz. pul l skemsofl OO pct DuPontOrlon(r) ya rn Whttew tth pmk and blue or wh ite w tth ye ll ow and green ACCOUNT MO Trustees JAMAICA SHORTS AND TANK TOPS YOUR CHOICE Kits include co lo rful yarns, stamped d es ign on hom espu n fabrtc , nee dl e, Illustra t e d siltc h char t Makes ptctures th a i ftt 5x7" or 12xl6" frames Fun to make for yourself and for g 1fl s Wi II Find The Look That's You In Our .. lST!MAffD TOT.t,LOF Orange Towns.h1p SAVE ON MISSES' SPORTSWEAR '1 ~.~77 YOU I"' THE fO l l OWING M"NNll't lA SED UPON AN Nma Robmson GALLIPOLIS, OHIO SHOP DAILY 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. It lS now more than 2ll years later and the collseurn is still paymg off that loan, the newspaper said, alt.houg~ the 1ce hockey team left town long ago and the lee-making equ1p. ment was sold to the Cincmnati Gardens m 1957. The purchaser of the equipment was Lows M Jacobs, president of EmpriSCSportservlce and at the time 10 per cent owner of the Gardens Helen Guy , executive secre. tary of the agricultural society which inhertted the coliseum's debt, sa1d last year's statement from Emprlse showed $20,000 was still owed. The Daily News said the agriCultural society has never conducted an audit of the company , but instead com. pares monthly Emprlse food and drmk reports wt!h daily reports filed by the person who rWls the oohsewn concessions standa That person lS an employe of Emprise. The Oh10 Turnpike Conumsswn also has been lax in checkmg on Emprise, the newspaper S3ld. For nearly 15 years, from 1955 to 1970, the COnunlSSIOn was unaware that Empnse was one ofthe principal owners of a cham 'of restaurants along the northern OhiO toUroad, the Dally News S3ld. Turnpike officials, however, told the newspaper they run a complete audit on aU Holiday Inns along the highway, mcludmg a check on the volume of traffic that passes each place Other EmprJSe concesswn Interests are at Riverfront ~ Stad1um m Cinctnnati, the ' pr~vately-<>wned Toledo Arena, the newsstand at Cox Mumcipal Airport in Dayton, Columbus Zoo, Toledo Raceway Park and Hobard Arena m Troy. --·------. Jan 1, 197J I 1,000 BASKETS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY EACH DAY ... MON. TUES. · WED. - THURS. Llmtl One To A F<!mliy LAY AWAY THE OOVEI'INMlNT OF OEPAIITM E,..T OF THE TREA SURY ,.--··--·-·--·------ 1 ra cmg . ENTERTAINS Mrs Pearl Reynolds entertamed Fnday w1th a luncheon for the teachers and school personnel of the Broad Run School in Mason County. Her guests were Mrs. Stella Johnson, Mrs. Velma Clark, Mrs Jesse !a Zerkle, M1ss Bess Ord and Mtss Brenda Fields. lliou8h enthusmsts were estatic as 1 Pescarolo, Jast year's w1nner I · w1th Briton Graham H1ll, went I on 1to wm wtchallenged, duI plicatmg the VICtory of two I I other Frenchmen, f.ndre Lagache and Rene Leonard who won the first Le Mans race 50 I Come.JJ1 and tell Herman Grate w hat you need years ago. I for your love ne st He will give you a Pescarolo's Matra crossed the fmtsh line SIX laps llhead ol ' the next Ferrari, w1th Arturo SPECIAL DISCOUNT Lou Osi>>r'no • I Merzario of Italy and Br8Z1l's I Carlos Pace driving A seeond VALUES I Matra took third spot, another e1ght laps back . SEARS The best Amertcan f1msh Catalog Merchant 'was the 13th place managed by 220 E. Mam 773·5592 HERMAN GRATE MASON, W . VA._ j Peter Gregg of Jacksonville, Pomeroy PH. 992-2178;_,___ j ,..._ _ _~._..._._.._-..,-.,_.,-..-.--..-..-..-..-..-.. ................-....._-..----.. _____ Fla., m a P orsc he Carrera. , L•• _.,._, I Dave Mack, a 3().year-<>ld mecharuc from Bethesda, Md , won the competition ehmmator title m h1s Chry:;ler-powered "8" dragster and earned $8,450 Mack IS the current national record holder m his class The modified elunmator t11te went le Jan Riedel, of Tiffm, OhiO, m hiS Fordi'Owered 1932 at Le Mans __. .....-..-..,~---------,--·-·--·---·---·--·..... two years CASH, CHARGE, "around $42,000 " holds 20 na t1onal records nm." Gregg 13th home Over the route Call walked four, h1t two and fanned 10 P~ra te pttcher Tnplett fanned ll, walked two The Yankees rattled off 21 h1ts They were three smgles by Call, a tnple and two smg1es, Steve Little; a homer, tr1ple and double by M Norlen; double by T Roush, homer and triple, C Taylor ; second national drag t1Ue m FREE • PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKETS 3 EASY WAYS TO BUY Society. The agricultural society bor. rowed $21!,000 from Ohio Sport. service 1D 1950 to build con. cesston stands at the bran<flew 3,500 seat Marion Collseum When 1the society found 1t needed more money for •cemaking equipment, 11 agam turned to the Emprlse sub. sidiary, the Daily News s;nd and a deal was struck. ' Oh1o Sportsernce agreed to pay for the Ice-making equtp. ment if L~e collseurn would pay off tbe old loan by giving up 1ts share of concession receipts, plus 5 per cent interest, the Daily News said. J oe Vogel, a member of the now-defunct coliseum board 531d the new loan was fo; sp1rmg to hide the true drugstore contract were taken ownership of a Las Vegas m 1965, a1rport offiCials were gambling casino startled, the newspaper said winning contractor Empnse ran a drugstore at The Cleveland Hopkms In- guaranteed the c1ty $100,000 ternational Airport from 1956 durmg the f1rst year and as to 1965 much as $220,000 the ninth and In 1960, 1961 and 1962, tenth years of ,the contract. although air termmal traffic Emprise fmished thrrd m the mcreased, the c1ty's share of b1ddmg. drugstore reven ue steadily The Daily News S3ld other dropped, the Da1 ly News sa1d govermnental agencies also Then, m the last two years of have accepted Em priSe's word the Empnse contract, the that the concessiOns revenues ctty's concessions share • were bemg d1v1ded accurately. suddenly rose by about $10,000 Another example, the newspale $37,919. per satd, lS one mvolving the When bids for a new 10-year Mar1on County Agricultural Veterans finally win Houston 7 Pittsburgh 1 Today's Probable P1tchers All Times EDT COLUMBUS ( UP! ) - The San Francisco ( Bryant 9 3) at ninth edition of the Nahonal New York (Stone 1 1 ), 8 15 p m Los Angeles (Sutton 7 4) at Hot Rod As.soctat10n 's SprmgPh1iadelpfua (Ruthven 1 4) , nationals drag racmg cham7 30p m Pittsburgh (Blass J 3) at pionships resulted m f~rst time vtctones for two ra cmg A11anta (Mor1on s 4). 8 p m 51 LOUIS (GibSon 4 6 ) at veterans who have been Cmc•nnah (Gullett 6· 3), 8 15 ohootlnt for natiOnal Wins for a P m. long time Only games sc heduled Tuesday's Games John Wiehe of Newton, Kan , San D•ego at Montreal , n1ght a professional driver who has San Franc•sco at New York , night been a runner-up In NHRA naLos Angeles at Philadelphia , tional events four tunes, won nr~ht the top fuel champ10nsh1p Sunp, tsburgh at Atlanta, n1~ht St LouiS at Cmcmna li , mght day and defeated rune-tune naCh1cago at Houston, mght tional title wmner Don Garlits in the process Amencan League The 30-year-old driver Ea st w I. pet. g.b. guided his Donovan~ngmed New York 30 26 536 Detro1 t v, fUel dragater down the quarter29 26 527 M dwa ukee 2 rrule track at N.ational Trail 27 27 500 Bos ton 26 26 500 2 Raceway m 6 495 seeonds w1th Balt1more 25 25 500 a terminal speed of 2Z7 .27 rrules Cleveland 21 35 .375 ~ per hour West w I pet g.b. "We changed the clutch Ch1cago J l 21 596 , combmahon entirely for the M1nnesota 30 22 577 ] Kansas City 3 1 28 525 J lf2 fmal run, " Wiebe sa td "I California 27 26 509 4'12 staged QUickly and got the start Oakland 29 28 509 4 1f~ I wanted It was a very good Texas 18 34 346 13 against S. Call let all the baserunners come Slil6 SOO Los Angeles 4 New York 0 Philadelphia 11 San Diego 0 Ch•cago 9 Cmcmnat1 7 Pirates hitless Ten-year-<>ld Stevte Ca ll p1tched no-htt ball over the regulation SIX mnmgs Saturday m the makeup Boys' League game between the · Pomeroy Yankees and Pirates won by the Yankees 19-3. In the Pirate fifth Call walked two batters and hit one Two mfteld throwmg mtsc ues Despite indictments, Empriseowned units going unchecked MANY SPECIALS AT OTHER NEARBY MURPHY'S STORES �' 6 - The Daily Sentinel, !.;tddle port-Po.. ;roy,O., J une 11, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! . ' .® 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1972 BUICK SKYLARK l50 ~3195 4 Door . fa c tory ai r, au tom a tic tra ns ., & P. stee r ing , custo m interior , deluxe bumpe r, r adio, m any other ac. cesso r ies. less t ~n 13,000 mi les, dark g r een f inish . Tires like new & spi!lre n e~o~er used . Tr uly shar p. 1911 .CHEVROLET BLAZER · 12995 4-wheel drive. auxili ar y top, locking front hubs, V-8 automat ic transmission. power ste eri ng & bra kes , loca l law mil eage, l -e ar ow ner. ra dio. spa r e never u sed . 1970 PONTIAC 12295 F ir ebird Esp ri t , local 1-Qw ner car . 350 V-8 engin e, power stee r ing & aulomat ic t rans m issi on , A M -F M rad i o, l ike new wh ite lettered ti r es. 307 V -8 power stee r ing & brakes. rad io, <:lea n inf..er ior. Pomeroy Motor Co. WANT ADS Your Right to Know a nd 'be informed ot 111~ t unc - ti on s'·of you r g ov ern ment a re e m bod ied in pu bli c n ot ic.e s. In th a t self -go v er n me nt c harg es all cit izen s to be info rmed ; th is n e wspaper urg es every ci t iz en to r e ad ;;l nd s tudy these no tices . We s trongly adv ise t hose c itl'!e ns, se eJc. ing furth e r in for m a t ion , to ex er c ise t he ir · rig ht of a ccess to publ ic recor d s a nd publi c m e etings . A high volume Ashland Service Sta . located in Middleport , 0 . Paid training . excellent opp. to become your own boss. PH. 992-5221 8 a . m . til 5 p . m . For Sale Gi r l's wh ite g ol d school cl a$5 r ing w ith a round setflng w ith ln ifla ls , D. LL . Lost at Roya l Oak Lake , If found ca ll 992-6915. 6-8-3tc :-:-:------ LC'ST Border Collie dog med ium s ize, wh ite with llqhi bl'own spots . Ha~ c:url In ta ll. Answers to " Fred". Fam il y pet. Coli 843-2778. Reward 120.00 . 6-7·51 c l= v Prling• Ph . 742 -5979 Help Wanted Notice WANTED - Someone to paper SPECIAL Ya r d Sale on con lOx 12 bedroom . Call992-6414. struc lion equi pment - 1 17.50 6-10-Jtp watt portable generator, 1 - 10 - - -- - - - -- - .# in . sabre saw ; 1 transit . new EXCELLENT opportunity In set of 20 ft. aluminum ex local retail sales open for tension ladders, screw jacks right men . Prefer mature and hydraulic jacks, dry wall tools , ceramic tools, pipe dyes , approximately 100 pieces small hand tools . All sales will be cash. Earl R. Werner residence, Bradbury, 1 to 6 p .m . Saturday, June 16. 6-10-6tc OPE:N EVES. 8 : 00P. M . POMEROY. OHIO PUB•JC NOTICES Lost ·· LOST - FOR LEASE _ _ _ _ _ _...:____ person - 30-40 years of a~e with some ~ckground 1n retailing but will consider Veteran w i th In-serv i ce c lerical , storekeep lng or warehousing experien ce. Reply in confidence to Box 729-C, c-o The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. 6-I0-3tc INFORMATION JEWELL Decorators. Dry wall DEADLINES finishing , paper hanging . 5 P .M . Day Befo r e P ublica t ion . r e fr igeration interior and exter ior paint· QUALIF I ED Mon'ilay De adlin e 9 a . m . s erviceman , i ndustr•al. ing . Pt 1on 698 -53.41 or 669· Can ce llation - Correction s c ommercial. dome stic , . good 3764. Will be a c cep t ~d un til 9 a m . for pa y and work ing conditions . 6·1- 121c Day of Publ ic at ion Must be e:xperienced . Gall ia REGULATIONS Re fr igera ti on Co ., 611 3rd Th e Publi s he r r es er ves th e r igh t to ed it or re iec t' any a ds KOSCOT SPECIALS for June Ave .. Gallipo lis, 446-4066 . d ee med o bj e c t ional . Th e 6-4-tf include Family Suntan Oil Publisher w ill not be r espon si bl e Spray and Jr . Facial Mask . for more than one incorrec t Also with a purchase of either BAR MAIO, apply in person . Hi · in sert ion . AfterShave or Electrlc PreHo Bar , Middleport . Equal RATES Shave by Koscot you receive a opportunity employer . For Want Ad Service S cent s per Word one insert ion Kleansing Kream free . Phone 6-6·61c Minimum Charge 75c , Helen· Jane Brown, 992-5113. -----~ 12 cents per word thr ee 6· 1-tlc COOK , waitress and carhop ; c onsecutive insertions . a pply in person , Craw 's Steak 18 cents per word six con Hou se . s ecu tive insertions . 25 Per Cent Discount on paid 5-JO.ftc a d s and ads pa id with in 10 day s. CARD OF THANKS DlliVE A LITTLE : SAVE A LOT! ! I Refrigerators , sq . door, late models ; others from $19 .95; auto . washers, $.&5 ; elect., gas dryers $3S ; gas, elec . ranges ; clothes cl osets ; dinettes, maple , oak , c h r ome ; ROUND OAK TABLES, 3, ~. 5 pc , bedroom -s uites ; old chest of drawers, dre s s ing tables . SPECIAL FOR DAD - vinyl recl iners, tabrl c swivel rockers S65. (Cash only at this p ri ce ! no layawa1s l . NEW FUR NITURE -li ving room suites $139 .95 up ; table sets $16 .95 ; 9 x 12 shag rvgs , oval ~ fringed $49 .95 ; 9 x 12 Thr iftex llno'l eum$ $6 .98 . Kuhl ' s Barga in Center " at caution light "; Rt . 7, Tuppers Pla ins . . Open everyday EXCEPT MONDAY . 6·10-61c 1 REGISTERED 3 yea' old Tennessee Walker - sta ll ion . 992-3SI8. 6· 10·61c AM-FM stereo received with built-in 8 track tape player, " speaker sound system , Balance $106.99 or use our budget terms . Call 992-3965. 6-10-61c SPRING SPECIAL) SABRE TILLER 31h HP 1129.95 In Ca rtun Set up, 554.95 POMEROY 9._ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr . lllalll , Phone 992-2181 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO T HE DEFENDAN TS, & OBITUARY Stra uder Gr im m , Jr ., and th e $1. 50 for 50 word minimum . SHOWALTER's Wei Pet. WANTED - ·oLD UPRIGHT unk n own hei rs . d e v is ees , Ea ch additional word 2c . Chester , Ohio , summer PIANOS . Any condition . 1973 - Zig Zag sew ing machine . leg at e e s, administrat o r s, BLIND ADS clearance. fi.ve tanks of This machine darns , em e xec u tor s, and as si gns of Paying SlO each . First floor Add itional 25c Charge per assorted fish at 5 for $1 while S tra ud e r Gr im·m . Jr ., Ad11ertisement . broiders, overcasts, button only . Write giving directions. t hey last . Will be open days 9 Dec ea sed , whose residen ce are OFFICE HOURS hole.s . All without at . Pianos, P. 0 . Box Bo)( 188, unkn own . 8 :30a . m . to 5:00p .m . Oa lly , a . m . to 9 p. m . except on Sardis, Ohio, 43946. · tachments . Pay balance of COURT OF 8 :30 a . m . to 12.: 00 Noon Thursday and ' Friday, 4 p. m . $38 .50 or pay $5 per month . COMMON PLEAS Sat urday . - , - - - - -- - - 6·....: 10·61p to 9 : 30p. m. Call 992·5331. MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO 6-4-lllp 6-10-lfc - PROBATE DIVISION OLD Furnitu.r e. oak tables, -----~R ic ha'd a, Rowe. Ad · Wooden ice boxes. brass beds, m i nistrator of the Estate Of Ada d is hes or complete JUST taken in 1973 stereo-radio Jane Rowe , Deceased , WILL do baking in my home . comb. with a track tape . Take KNAPP shoes. 10 pet. to 28 pet. households ; Write M . D. · Pla int iff , Pies, cakes, cookies and hot over payments of $7.55 per off on 16 styles. Order now. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, "i> · rolls. Phone 992-3824. month or pay balance of Supp ly limited. Phone 992call 992 -6271 . · Strauder Grimm , Jr ., address 6-8-12tc $99 ,50. Call 992-5331. 5314. unknown , et a l., - - -- - - -- - 5-13-tfc 6-10-6tc 5-JO.Ifc Defendants . ----,----'---No. 20955 REDUCE excess fluids with ---------~ Fluidex - lose weight with WANTED - Llsed merchandise -NOTICE LAST YEAR'S limolhy hay . Dex -A- Diet capsules at Plaintiff has brought this - for auction. We buy, we Phone 949-3051 . a c t ion nam ing yo u the Defend · Nelson Drugs. sell, whole houseful or single 6-10-3tc an ' <;' " H>P a bov e na me d court 6·11 -31p pieces, cons ig nme nt or b y f 1,, ,,.,. ..... ,.., ., , i • i or~ on J un e 1966 DODGE Charger high percentage. We will haul. 1s t ., 1973 . 3 BEDROOM trailer on large performance 383 4-speed . Phone 992-3354 . Hayman's. The object of the Petition is to lot . Priced to sell. Phone 667 - Jimmy Deem, Rt. 1 Racine . 6-5-30tc sell the real estate of ths 3363 or see Gilry Miller , 6-8-3tp decedent he<e inatle< des"ibed Tuppers Plains . ------~---to pay the deb t's of decedent and ACREAGE NEAR POMEROY costs of adm inistrat ion : OR MIDDLEPORT WITH OR 6-5-61p 68 DODGE Cha,ger RT 383 The follow ing reiil e s tat e EX.PERIENCED WITHOUT HOUSE . PLEASE =-c:-::----waitress automatic, 4 barrel. Phone s ituate in Letart Township . WRITE Box 729-F, c -o The .EXCELSIOR Sail Works, E. 992·5278. wanted . Apply In person, Meigs County , State of Ohio , Daily Sentinel, stating Majn .St., Pomeroy. All kinds King's Arms Knight Club . 6-7-6ic and Qounded and described as description and lowest se lling of salt water pellets, water 6-11-31p follow s: · price . Being a parcel of land ly ing nu~gets, block salt and own east of the public road leading _ _ _ __ __ _ _6_·S-61p Qh1o River Salt . Phone 992- 1969 CHEVROLET truck with from East Letart to Dorcas and 3891. cheater · aXle 14' dump a long t he north line of Lot No . body . Priced to sell. Call 992· 6-Sltf.;: NO. 1 Copper 54c, radiators, 267 , in Sect ion No . 7, Town No . 2 PUBLIC NOTICE 5951. 28c; brass, 20c ; batteries, 85c =-=~=-::-:---:-­ and Range No . 12 bounded and . REGISTERED Appaloosa filly . IN THe C.::UURT each ; clean dry roots, Gin descr ibed as follows : Beginn ing OF COMMON PLEAS, New Holland, 66 . haybaler . - - - - ' - - -- -- 6--5-61p on the East line of sa id Pub lic seng ; S52 lb.; yellow root, $4; ME IGS COUNTY , OHIO Call 992-3650, Lyle Hysell. Road on the North line of Lot · rryayapple, 45c per lb .; M. A. No . 267 and runn ing ea s t to a 6-5-6tp HaiL Reedsville, Ohio, 378 small drain running south from ROY PROFFITT and ROGER ::-:--:~---6149 . ADAMS, a Partnership DBA A the residence of J Onas Roush ; 5-6-tfc 71 HONDA 350, 900 miles. CASH paid for all rnakes and thence in a southerly d irection & P Drilling Companv, Racine , Hou se, 3 years old, 3 · - -- - - w ith the meanderings of said Ohio, mode ls of mobile homes . Plaintiff, bedroom , wall to wall carpet. drain to a point Brods and 3 feet Phone area code 614-423-9531. ' vs. . refrigerator and stove in~ south from the north line ; 4- IJ -tlc thence wes t about 21 rods to the PHILIP CONRAD, et al. , e luded. living room, kitchen •. Deceased. east side of the public road ; SOMEONE TO fill and sod six utility room, bath, outside r---------~-, thence in a northerly direct ion No . 15,286 su nk en gr8ves, Wells utility storage, Middleport . to the sa id north line of said Lot NOTICE BY Air ·conditioners Cemetery, · North of Phone 992-5064. No . 267 , and to the place of PUBLICATION Awnings · Harrisonville. Must 6·5·61c beginning , conta ining on~ acre, T o : P.hflip . Conrad. the guuarantee work. Write -----~ more or tess . Unknown Heirs. Devisees , Under.Pinning Marion (Welch) Hayman 1 Also the fol low ing described Legatees . Administrators. and GROCERY business tor sa le lands in the Township of Letart. As si gn s of Ph ilip Conrad , 1889 Case Road , Columbus, Complete 1noblle home Building for sale or lease Coun ty of Meigs and Slate of d ec~ased ; H. P . Musser , the Ohio 43224. Phone 773-5618 from 8: 30p.m . service - plus gigantic Ohio , to -wit : Beg i.n ning at a Unknown He irs , Dev ise e s , 6-10-61p to 10 p.m. for appointment. display of mobile homes s tone in the Publ ic Road and In Legatees , Ad m inistrato r s and the Burl ingame ,Savre line ; As si gns of H P , Musser ; B . F . .111·20-lfc always ava il able at . . . thence with said line south 86 R eiley , the Un known Heirs . degrees 15 minutes East 138 De visees , Legatees, Ad HOOD ' S AQUARIUMS: fish po les to the Burlingame -Savre mmist r ators and Assign s of B. and suppli es , new location , corner ; thence w ith Section line F. Re iiE"y : R . E . Morehead , th e I WILL do housecleaning in the Ash Street, Middleport, near North 3degrees 45 m inutes East Unknown Heirs , Devi se es, area of Middleport, Pomeroy <~ 0 po les to a stone and pointe rs ; Le gatees , Administrators and park ; Phone 992:5443. and Chester . Call 992-7202 or thence with the Roush ·Sayre Assigns of R . E. Morehead ; R . 985-4146 . . 1-7-lfc 1220 Wa shington Blvd. line North B6degrees 15 minutes R Louft . the Unknown Heir s . , 6·8·61c 423-7521 BELPRE, 0 . West lOB poles to th e Racine and De visees , Legaf .e es, Ad · COAL, Umeston~. Excel~lor · ' - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Mill Creek Road ; thence with m inistrators and Assigns of R . thesaidroadsouth38degrees30 R . Loun ,· F . A. Clar , the WILL ·do bookkeeping in my Salt Works. E. Main St ' minutes west 47 poles and 5 Unk.nown Heirs. Devisees, home . Phone 1-304-773-5613. Pomeroy . Phone 992-3891. ., MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE links to the place of beginning , Legatees, Administrators and you buy any new 6._5· 6t c -r-----------'4!:.·11e:-l!!fs.BEFORE the within described property Assigns ,of F . A. Clar ; J . M . - - - ' - -- --,......--_ Mobile Home, think of all the be ing , the east end of One Clark , Sr ., the unknown heirs, Hundred Acre Lot No . 268 , ot Devisees , Legat~es, Ad · HANGING baskets; white, pink moneyyoucansaveonagood Section No . 1, Town No . 2, and m ini strators and Assigns of J . and red geraniums, mums late model used Mobile Home . Range No . 12 of the Ohio M . Clark . Sr .• Bryan Parr , the and begonias; Instant color Here are some everyday low Compa n y ' s Purchase and Unknown Heirs , Devisee s , TWO trailer lots in Middleport; prices : 1-1971 60x12 con ta ining th irtv -one acres of Legat ees , Administrators . and ,h duplex in Bradbury; phone tor your garden - pansies., Champion Deluxe, 2 bedroom, land , more or less , and except Assi gns of Bryan Parr ; Robert before 6 p.m . 992 _5693 . pe tunias, marigolds. Phlo:x , 54495 .00; 1_ 1971 _ 60 x 12, . n .stc t he coal and the r ight 10 m ine H. Parr , the Unknown Heir s. Coleus , Salvia, Zinnias , B dd 3 b d 6 t he sa m e. Devisees , Legat e es . Ad · Dianthus , Al!yssum, Snap. u y, e room, $4695.00; Th e coal a nd m ining rights m inistrators and Ass igns of - - - -- - - - - dragons, Ageratium and 1- 46x10 Armor, 2 bedroom , have been pr ev iously sold to the Robert H . Parr ; John M . 5 SLEEPING rooms with kitPortula cca . Vegetable plants $2595.00; 1-55)( 10 Hillcrest, J Pomeroy and Western Coal 0P e rkin s, the Unknown Heir s , chen, furnished. For officials Cabbage, broccoli , beSdroom, S2795.00; 1-60x12 Company . · e11i s ees , Legatees , Ad · that work tor the Ohio Power c hult, 2 bedroom, 11f2 bath, Ret e ren ce Deed : Vol. 160. minis.trators and Assigns of Coal Co . Phone 742-4645. cauliflower, lettuce. eggplant, sharp- you can save lots of Page ns . Deed Records , Meigs John M Perkins ; Hubert Moles, ~a~goes,fhot peprers and 14 money on this unit. This Is 6.n -3tc County , Oh io. the Unknown Heirs , Devisees,, - - - - - - - - - In S 0 foma 0 plants . ~·ust a few of the many You a re required' to answer t,.egatees, Administrators and Cleland Farm and the Peti tion wi th in twenty -eight Assigns of Hube,rt M91es ; Louis ALL ELECTRIC- like new 3 Greenhouse, E. Main , Racine. 8aerrgray~nMslllearvaiMiaobblellenoHwomaet days aft e r ths laSt pub lication of Loft , the Un nown Heirs, 'lh 1 th Geraldine Cleland. this not ic e , which ·will be De\olisees , Legatees, Ad · ~ooms WI arge b., · Sa les , 705 Farson ' Street, 518 tf P.u blished onc e each week for min istrators and Assigns of lectri c wall oven, tablE top - - - - - - - - - - · · · c Bel~e, Ohio. Phone 423.9531 SI X suc ~ e ss i ve weeks , and lhe Louis Louft : Jane B. Dawson. range, large closet located on n 7 da s last publ ic ation will be m ade on the Unknown Heirs , Dev isees , E. Main St .. Pomerov . SPP tn RIVER frontage on Ohio River Y· Jul .y 16th.; 1973. Legatees , Administrators and appreciate. Ph. Gallipolis across from Pomeroy on West _ _ _ _ __ _ ____6_·7_-Stc In case of your fa il ure to Ass igns of Jane B Dawson ; and 446 -9539. Virginia sid e. Right i.n center an sw~r or otherw is e respond as W . J . Warwick , the Un known 5·29-ffc of Regatta, sandy beach, p~r~1ft e d by the Ohio Rules of He irs , Devisees. Lega te es , - - - -- -- -- - shade,waterandelecfricity , 1 e Or e CtV1I Proc edur e w ithi n the tim e Ad m in istrators and Assign s of sta ted , judg ment by d efa ult w il l w J . Warw ic k. . PRIVATI= meeting room for have two lots surveyed, 100ft. POODLE puppies, Toy A.K .C., be r~nd e red aga in st you lo' th s 1• You are hereb v notlf 1Prl t hl'lt any organt' zat 1•0 n ,· phone 992 _ yo~ideat low water level, 450ft . Chocolate Show qual"tty to railroad tracks, 87ft. wide Phone 992-54 43. · Tel iet demand ed in th e Pet ition • you have been named Defend - 3975. · a nt s in a legal action entit led at railroad trac~s. The lots ~ ' 5·23 -ttc ' MANNIN G D.WE BSTER , Roy Proffitt , et al. vs . Philip ~---------3-·_ll - tfc , are all cleaned and mowed JUDG E AND EX .QFF=ICIO Conrad , et al . This action has off. Marion Reynolds. Mason, AKC . . CLERK OF THE COMMON been assigned Case No . '15,286 SLEEPING room over Wine W. Va., 773 . 5147, Reynolds Toy Poodl~ pupp1e~, $75 PLEA S COURT o ·F MEIG S and is pending in the Common Store, Pomeroy : References Flower Shop and $85. Also S1amese kittens, CDUNTY , OHI O, PROBATE Pleas Courl of Meigs County, required. Phone 992-5293. · _ _61 c $10. Phone 1·256-6247, Kennels 66 DIVI SION Pomeroy , Oh io 45769 . The Ob · of Calhoun . 6•5 .tfc - - - - - -- - - - ie c t of the c omplaint is to qu iet - - - - -- - -- ' - - (6) 4 , 1L 18, 25 (7), 2. 9, 16, 7 tc th e tille ol the Plaintiffs in oil 5-20-30fc and gas le ases and the wells and 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Father's Day SpeciaL New eq u ipment located ther e on . unfurnished apartments. swivel rockers in velvet - 4 I lsi Game) si tuated in Lebanon Townsh ip, Phone 992-5434. large recliners in vinyl. Only St. Louis 100 030 000-4 7 0 Mei g s Coun t y, Ohio , and $69 . 96, cash and ·carry, _12 . 1fc 4 Atlanta ooo 020 100--3 8 1 desc r ibed in Le ase Book 3i, - - -- - - -- - - - - - Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. 7 ROOM house with bath in Foster, Segui (7) , Hrabos ky Page 527, Lease Boo k 31, Pag e Main St. Phone 992-7554 . Rutland, air conditioned, (9), Granger (9) and Simmons ; 62'1. Lease Book 34 , Page 41 5, MOBILE HOME space in ·6-7-Stc carpeted, gas .furnace, dish. Syracuse . Phone 992·6329. Gentry, Schueler (3). Hoerner an d Lease Book 30, Pag ~ 30. washer, double oven, range, 6-7-tfc (5). PanttJer (6), Fr ise lla (B) Mei gs County Lea se Record s. double garage, large carport, THREE Twin needle sewing You a re required to answ er and Oates. WP-Foster (4- 3). th e com plaint with in 2B day s 4 acres cleared and fenced, machines. 1973 model in LP-Genlry (4-6) . a lter the last publication of this FURNISHED apartment by the small barn and other. walnut stand. All features (2nd Game) not ic e . wh ich wil l be publ isl"led month . Meigs Inn , Pomeroy . buildings. Phone 614-742-6834. built-in to make fanq_designS St.- Louis 000 001 001- 2 2 1 · on c e a week tor s ix conseculive 6-7-6tc 5-JO.Ifc and do stretch sewing . Also Atlanta 001 210 lOx- 58 o wee k.s . The last publication will buttonholes, blind hems ~ etc. be made June 11. 1973. and 28 ROOMS by the week, $18 up . Murp~y, Hrabosky (62, Segul $43 .35 cash price or terms 3 BEDROOM home wifh patio, for answer will commen c e Meigs Inn , Pomeroy. {8) and Simmons; Harrison, days available. Electro Hygiene full basement, marble win· on that date . Frisella 19) and Oates . wp. ln case of your fa ilure to 6-7-6tc Co. Phone 992-7755. ctowsills, central air conHr~~rr ic:nn (1-'}) LP -Murphy (Q. answ er or otherw ise respond ds ditioning, mahogany wood. 6·7·61c 1) , HR -Harrlson (lsi), · req ui r ed by the Ohio Ru le s of work, 2 acres of land on Cincinnati 103 000 300--7 12 o C1v il Pro cedure . judgm e nt by AIR CONDITIONED sleeping 2 VACUUM Cleaners. Electro Mulberry Heights. Phone 992room . Twin beds available ChicaQo 431 010 OOx- 9 12 I defau lt Wil l be r endered aga ins t 7175 , Hygiene new . demonstrators yo u tor the r el1ef de manded in Monday . Phone 992 ·5440. McGlothlin, Sprague 12!. Hall has all cleaning attachments 6·8·31c the Complain! · 6·10-Jic ( 4), Borbon (8) and tsencn ; plus the new Erectro Suds for -:-=-:-:-:-:----:--::--'-Hooton, Bonham {3) , Locker shampoo ing carpet. Only 5 ROOM house, bath, basement, La rry Spen ce r (7) and Hundley . WP- Bonham gas heat, 21ots , S. D. Busk irk, Clerk , 2 BEDROOM mob ile home, air S27 .SO cash price or terms Com mon P lea s Court (4. 0) . LP . McGlothlin 11 · 1). conditioned , Rac ine area . 341 Page St. , Middleport , availat:,le . Etedro Hygiene Me igs Coun ty HRS -Monday 2 (13th & 141h). Phone 992-6329 . Phone 992-5487. Co. Phone 991-7755 . Pomeroy , Oh io Bourque (41hl. Santo (Bih), 5·23-lfc 6-8-Jip 6· 7·61c ~ s l 7' 1,j ' 21. 27. (6} <!, 11 ' 61 Morgan 17th) , Bench (13th) ----~- Wanted To Buy Business Services L ----------- Auto Sales Help Wanted Mobile Homes For Sale Wanted PRE- FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSES O'Sh, . • Builfto Your 'Specs Delivered to Jab Site MILLER MOBILE HOMES For Rent p fs f Sal Real Estate For Sale ------ ------ SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC.. i'omeroy Home & Auto Open 8 Til s Monday thru Saturday 6()6, E. Main , Pomeroy, 0 . MA rERIALS CO. 773-SSS4 Mason, w. Va. VETERANS Ph . 992-2174 Specialist Wheel Alignment BANK FINANCING 12 Years - 10. 75 From the laraest Truck or Bulldoz..er Radiator to the ::.maues1 HeaTer t.:ore . Nathan Big9s lbdiator SpeCiillist -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 HOGG & ZUSPAN A. P.R . !loafing . Spl!)uting, Malee if Ri9hl . 8-4: 30 Daily, 8-12 Sat. In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Building. 992 -211)1 Middleport, 0 . 304-485-3809 ___.... Choose your own home from your AREA DEALER. POMEROY HOME & AUTO Have your T.V . Picture Tube Restored As Good As New Righf In Your Home. Guaranteed for 6 Mo . 992-2094 o06 E . Main Pomeroy SKIR'l'c> THAT SHORT! Roof Painting, Plumbing, =..-----~OlD Yov M~ ANY ' JOHNSON'S T.V. tURNITURE 949-3151 Racine, Ohio Stop In and See Our Flonr Disnl<tv . ME -M'I WIFE -M'I BROTHER· IN·L.AW, HIS WI J:"E AN D H IS GIRL FRIEND All-WEATHER N. 2nd Ave . Middleport, 0 . . and roof . Painting ; 1ntenor and e)(terior, free e s timates ; call 992-7008 or 992· 2460 . 5-21 -JOip SEWING MACHINES . Repair serv ice, all makes . 992-2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sa les and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. 3-29-lfc AUTOMOBILE insurance been cance ll ed? Lost your operator's li cense? Call 9922966 . 6-15-tf.c WHATGIVE5Wffi.I"THI51l0Y, MANO? YOI.I5AIP HE:S TIJT\J 15 BROTHER , BUT I DON'T REMEWlER SEEIN&. HIM WHEN I WA'j HER£: l"nn-~ BEFORE. IF FRIEND MAX IS IN THE. BORHOOO, WE'b BETTE.R POSTPONE OPERATION AND BRING ALLEY ~--~:;:~-...,~m~THE LAB Not qettinq married? DOC •• • v . RIVER LOt ROOFS painted , Free estimates. Call 992-7757. 4 BEDROOMS - Large kil· chen, dining, gas forced air 6-8-31c furnace, and full basement. Large lots, one on the river . A U!O AIR co~ditio ning . Ser VICe and repa•r . Call 992-3802. Asking' $10,500.00. Want to look 5-24-JO!p and make us an offer . MOBILE HOME 3 BEDROOMS - Master has ELNA and White Sewing Machines ... Service on all ni ce built-in vanity with lots of makes. Reasonable rates. drawers . Nice modern front The Sewing Center, Mid · kitchen with spacious c updleport. Ohio. boards . Oi l furnace. Want 11 ·16-ltc $6,000 .00. 80 ACRES WILKINSON Small Engine ALL MINERALS Larg e Sales & Service. 810 3rd St., Middleport. Lawn mower. barn and several outbuildings . repair . Free pickup and 7 room farm home, with bath. delivery. Phone 992·3092 . Also Some bottom land . Asking - Briggs and Stratton and $21,500.00. Tecumcee parts . INVESTMENT 6-10-61c LARGE BRICK - In town, lois of large rooms , city water, steam heating, and parking . DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and septic tanks, ditch area . Only $32,500.00. ing service; top soil, fill dirt, 7ACRES limestone; B&K Excavating. 5 BEDROOMS - Only about 3 Phooe 992-5367 or 992-3861. year:s old, 1112 baths, oak floors, 9-1-tfc basement and lots of cupboard space . A nice designed home, in an exce llent location. 5 acres of bottom, Asking SJO,OOO.OO. DO YOU HAVE AN IN DUSTRIAL SITE, ACREAGE. SEVERAL HUNDREO ACRES . OR SEVERAL HOUSES. CALL US , WE ARE IN THE NEED OF GOOD PROP6RTIES FOR OUR CL IEN TS . . ' , , H.ELEN L TEAFORDfl2,332S GORDON 8. TEAFORD . . J92-3615 ;· . .. ASSOCIATES • .. 1\10 SI,IND,t. Y,S PLEASE>,: I.,!:.:;::.:..:..J - - - - - - - - - - -' PRO~ECT, O'DELL WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads, Rt, 124, comple te front end service, tune up 'and brake service. Wheels balancerl erec. tronically.AI! work guaranteed. Reasonable , rates. Phone 742-3232. 3232. 2-18-tfc MA I N POMEROY NOW SEE THIS Like neW, kitchen has Jot$ of cabinets an:t range ~~· 2 nice bedrodms, lots of closets, dining room, bath, full basement, hardwood floor s, lots of stone and awnings . 2 car garage . JUST $14,000 .00 . A LOT FOR A LITTLE 5 room frame . 3 bedrooms. Bath . Lots of tile and paneling . Some new plumbing with new hot water tank. Utility room. Porches . Level lot in good location. $5,000.00. BUSINESS ROOM In good loCation. Lovely 3 bedroom apartment over . 11J? baths . Dining room. Kitchen with 20 H. of cabinet space . Hardwood floors all carpeted. Central hot water heat and air cond. Almost new . PLEASE NO PHONE CALLS ON THIS ONE . $30,000.00 . FAMILY HOME 5 bedrooms·. Di!ling room , lots of cabinets . llh ,baths. Kitchen has about 30 . ft. cabinets, dOuble stainless steel sink . Very la r ge living room . 2 lar.ge glassed porc hes. All storm doors and windows. Garage & ca rport , $12 ,800.00. 2 YEARS OLD Wonderful location . 3 large bedrooms, walk-in double c lo5ets . Bath with shower tile etc. The kitchen is a house wife's dream. Range , 2 ovenS, 30 ft. of cabinets, ref . Dining room , double glass doors to concrete patio . Large li ving room with fireplaCe. Utility room . Baseme.n,t. Level tot .100x120. $23.000 .00. HAVE YOU OR OTHERS TRIED TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY? CAN'T! JUST YOU GIVE US A TRY . NO SALE , NO CHARGE . HENRY R. CLELANO BROKER 992-2259 llnoanswer992-2568 .. . OOPS READY AND WAITING TO BE PICKED UP i (we decidectO - - - - - - E. NO NEED TO SCRUB THE Real Estate For Sale DUE to job transfer, must sell home, 3 bedroom, total electric, large lot . F.H.A. approved, Syracuse. Phond 992-7836. 5·15-llc - - -- - - - - 5 ROOM and bath house on· large lot in upper end at Syracuse. Large attic out· buildings , $7,000. Call 949-2595 before 2:30 p.m. or a ny time on weekends. 6·4· 12tc '; 08 -me rr-.v<ANS ~ 3 MILLION JOHN TUCKER Rt . 4,P~meroy,O. - Real Estate For Sale NfC>OlTA\fONS WnF\ MODERN SANITATION EXCAVATING, dozer , lwder EXCAVATING . Dozers, large and backhoe work; septic and small ; Backhoes and tanks instalfed ; durnp trucks loaders on track and tires; and to-boys for hire; will haul Dump trucks La-boy fill dirt, top soil , limestone service. Septic tanks in. and gravel; Call. Bob or Roger stalled. George (Bill} Pullins, Jeffers, day phone 992-7089; phone 992·2478 or 992-7402. night phone 992-3525 or 9922-9-lfc 5231. 2-11 -tfc HARRISON'S TV service and service cal ls . Phone 992-2522 . SEE US FOR : AwQings, stor m 1·9· tic doors and windows , c·arports, marquees , aluminum sidi ng CONCRETE and railing . A. Jacob, sa les READY -MIX delivered right to your representative . For tree project. Fast and easy . Free estimates, phone Charles estima te s . Phone 992 -3284. Lisle, Syracuse , V. V. Goeg lein Ready -Mix Co., Johnson and Son, Inc. Middleport, Ohio . 3-2-lfc 6-30-lfc G&t: Appliance . Repair. repair SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED on all laundry equipment. REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· refrigeration equipment and 47~2. GallipOlis, John Russell ·, house wiring, welding, Ovmer and Operator . e lectr ic and gas . Call 992-3802 5-11-lfc or after 4: 36 p. m . call 9926050. 5·14-31ltp C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 Racine, Ohio Critt Bradford 5-1-ttc SEPT IC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLtANED, REPAIRED. -MILLER SAN ITATION , STEWART, OH IO . PH .· 6623035. 10-4-lfc ANOTHER 24 HOUR SERVICE 992-3954 rlC?US~ H~AoNAY ltJ CW~ [::1 ~- WE DE.C IDED WE >.IEEDED SEPTIC TANKS .. CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVIC,; Color-$30. 00 Black & White-$15.00 OFFICE SUPPLIES RUSil HOUR ... GIRLS 910ULDN'T WEAR PHONE : 992-2550 Qualify Today, Call and Dl-11~11'16 SL.I R£1.¥ YOU MUST IIEALtZE l ~A VE NO ~EC OU RSE 8UT TO GO TO PRISON... Remodeling , Complete Building , Vi0yl & Aluminum Siding. Be Right or we will For Your Mobile HomeLand--No Down Payment Pomeroy ABOUT YOUR ANSWE!i!. TO T'iiS ESSA\1 QU ESTION, MR. SHARKEY - OtO ~OU COi>'l SOMEONE 1: LET US HELP YOU It Must for Your .. Radlato Service 0.1 Most American Cars - -- - - - Employment Wanted CHANGE EXPERIENCE~' EXPERT · Wheel Alignment *5.l5 ASK US ABOUT For .Sale Notice TO GlT AWAY FER ~A . ~ Carton1 Set Up, 134.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP '49.95 'IO'RE IN A DADBURN RUT. LOWEEI'I--'IOU NEED by THOMAS JOSEPH f ACROSS .Fresh· site I. Spoken Melodic ANY LAW GIVING SWEET6 TO TI-lE SWEET? NOT A-TALL, OLD PAL. SHE TI-IANKS 'VOU! - - - - -- AMANDA PANDA • ' 25. Evcry- an cc for where 26. Informa 3 Down (hyph . wd .) 9. Attempted 10. Wobbly 16. Stringed instrument 22. Fibber Me 23 . 1>rohibiL 24. Least sloppy Lindstrom 28. 30. 32. 33. 36. 38. tion Adjoin Take care of (2 wds.) Of a region German city Ooze Sire's mate YA IW'I' I l ·1 mwNY I I ~ I . A111Wu1 Is Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One let t er simpl y s tands for another . Tn 1hi s .~ampl e A i~ used for the thr<'c L's, X for the two O's, e tc. Smglc l e tt c r~S. apost rophe s, the length and formati~n of t he wo rd ~ a re all hi nt s. Each day th e <'ode letters are d1ffere nL CRYPTOQUOTES W~T CNWC W G S XI.GSWGT ~ Now unnrelhe clreled letten to form the IUrpriM annrtr, .. ouneoled by the above cartoon. b, _ A lumbl•" WIAf\:r CROU~ DINTAL LIZARD DAlLY CRYPTO(lUOTE - I~ (j I I I I rX s.,~rd•,·· CGLLH J (A-wen , ....now) . 28 . Military or bra ss 29. Hi gh ( mus . l 30. Con stant tippler 31. E xc lam at ion of conte mpt 34. Cn ggy hill 35. Dclcl iun 37. Elud e d 39. Czech river R I I UN1'0AM 27. "Waiting ADB I [,=s.~..5~~-~·IIGWII~~...~s, (xxr r ] " CAPTAIN EASY I . 26. Coxcomb RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~.~~:ef Rutland \ --------~~==~-4 S. Convey- for I he Robert ON YOUR DIAL Grate 7. NewS. caster, Yesterday's Answer 24. Old ·limc film star, Conrad WMP0/1390 4rn:!~ Whccler Wilcox 5. Binding 6. Mountain nymph Uno<romblelh... fourJumbl.., one Jetter to each aquare, to form four ordinary word1. Huddy We talk to you I 741-4211 43. WW II j ouroal1 st 4. - 18. Black cuckoo 19. Neighbor of Ky. 20. "Peeper" 21. Twittery 23. Max or JllllJMmM;-IJ.J=~.-J= 42. Quiver Alberto 1'--.:._______r_.,l I S. Italian ( @ 1973 KinK Feature1 Syndieale,lnc. ) Richard writer, from Ipancma'' 14. Irish patriot, Patrick 17. Helrl offi ce Btg Capacny Maytag Automiltics 2 speed operation . Choice of water temps . Auto . ·w a t e r 1e v e I contro l . L ln1 Filter or Power Fin Agitator . Pel'tna•Pres.s Mavtag Halo of Heat Drye-rs Surround c lothes ' With gentle, even heat . No hot spots, no overdtying . Fine Mesh Linl Filter . We Sptci•llte in MAYTAG 41 .. Actor , DOWN 1. Doctrin e 2. Hercules' horse 3. Well · lO· do diente lc ( 2 wd s.) "The - - - - - - like a person. 40. Unrufllcd water fi sh 5, Biblical sacrificial Yes!erda7's Ccyptoquo!e: I HATE TELEVISION. I HAU: IT AS MUCH AS PEANUTS. BUT I CAN'T STOP E.ATING , PEANUTS.-ORSON WELLES H C DST.H J N VKN P G I) Y C N I. i\IJB J V RR KW S C L WKN S I~ QLG YWli C LGH . - H C. Thl•liquid can cau•e plan• to chanwe-COLD WATIR �' 6 - The Daily Sentinel, !.;tddle port-Po.. ;roy,O., J une 11, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! . ' .® 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1972 BUICK SKYLARK l50 ~3195 4 Door . fa c tory ai r, au tom a tic tra ns ., & P. stee r ing , custo m interior , deluxe bumpe r, r adio, m any other ac. cesso r ies. less t ~n 13,000 mi les, dark g r een f inish . Tires like new & spi!lre n e~o~er used . Tr uly shar p. 1911 .CHEVROLET BLAZER · 12995 4-wheel drive. auxili ar y top, locking front hubs, V-8 automat ic transmission. power ste eri ng & bra kes , loca l law mil eage, l -e ar ow ner. ra dio. spa r e never u sed . 1970 PONTIAC 12295 F ir ebird Esp ri t , local 1-Qw ner car . 350 V-8 engin e, power stee r ing & aulomat ic t rans m issi on , A M -F M rad i o, l ike new wh ite lettered ti r es. 307 V -8 power stee r ing & brakes. rad io, <:lea n inf..er ior. Pomeroy Motor Co. WANT ADS Your Right to Know a nd 'be informed ot 111~ t unc - ti on s'·of you r g ov ern ment a re e m bod ied in pu bli c n ot ic.e s. In th a t self -go v er n me nt c harg es all cit izen s to be info rmed ; th is n e wspaper urg es every ci t iz en to r e ad ;;l nd s tudy these no tices . We s trongly adv ise t hose c itl'!e ns, se eJc. ing furth e r in for m a t ion , to ex er c ise t he ir · rig ht of a ccess to publ ic recor d s a nd publi c m e etings . A high volume Ashland Service Sta . located in Middleport , 0 . Paid training . excellent opp. to become your own boss. PH. 992-5221 8 a . m . til 5 p . m . For Sale Gi r l's wh ite g ol d school cl a$5 r ing w ith a round setflng w ith ln ifla ls , D. LL . Lost at Roya l Oak Lake , If found ca ll 992-6915. 6-8-3tc :-:-:------ LC'ST Border Collie dog med ium s ize, wh ite with llqhi bl'own spots . Ha~ c:url In ta ll. Answers to " Fred". Fam il y pet. Coli 843-2778. Reward 120.00 . 6-7·51 c l= v Prling• Ph . 742 -5979 Help Wanted Notice WANTED - Someone to paper SPECIAL Ya r d Sale on con lOx 12 bedroom . Call992-6414. struc lion equi pment - 1 17.50 6-10-Jtp watt portable generator, 1 - 10 - - -- - - - -- - .# in . sabre saw ; 1 transit . new EXCELLENT opportunity In set of 20 ft. aluminum ex local retail sales open for tension ladders, screw jacks right men . Prefer mature and hydraulic jacks, dry wall tools , ceramic tools, pipe dyes , approximately 100 pieces small hand tools . All sales will be cash. Earl R. Werner residence, Bradbury, 1 to 6 p .m . Saturday, June 16. 6-10-6tc OPE:N EVES. 8 : 00P. M . POMEROY. OHIO PUB•JC NOTICES Lost ·· LOST - FOR LEASE _ _ _ _ _ _...:____ person - 30-40 years of a~e with some ~ckground 1n retailing but will consider Veteran w i th In-serv i ce c lerical , storekeep lng or warehousing experien ce. Reply in confidence to Box 729-C, c-o The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. 6-I0-3tc INFORMATION JEWELL Decorators. Dry wall DEADLINES finishing , paper hanging . 5 P .M . Day Befo r e P ublica t ion . r e fr igeration interior and exter ior paint· QUALIF I ED Mon'ilay De adlin e 9 a . m . s erviceman , i ndustr•al. ing . Pt 1on 698 -53.41 or 669· Can ce llation - Correction s c ommercial. dome stic , . good 3764. Will be a c cep t ~d un til 9 a m . for pa y and work ing conditions . 6·1- 121c Day of Publ ic at ion Must be e:xperienced . Gall ia REGULATIONS Re fr igera ti on Co ., 611 3rd Th e Publi s he r r es er ves th e r igh t to ed it or re iec t' any a ds KOSCOT SPECIALS for June Ave .. Gallipo lis, 446-4066 . d ee med o bj e c t ional . Th e 6-4-tf include Family Suntan Oil Publisher w ill not be r espon si bl e Spray and Jr . Facial Mask . for more than one incorrec t Also with a purchase of either BAR MAIO, apply in person . Hi · in sert ion . AfterShave or Electrlc PreHo Bar , Middleport . Equal RATES Shave by Koscot you receive a opportunity employer . For Want Ad Service S cent s per Word one insert ion Kleansing Kream free . Phone 6-6·61c Minimum Charge 75c , Helen· Jane Brown, 992-5113. -----~ 12 cents per word thr ee 6· 1-tlc COOK , waitress and carhop ; c onsecutive insertions . a pply in person , Craw 's Steak 18 cents per word six con Hou se . s ecu tive insertions . 25 Per Cent Discount on paid 5-JO.ftc a d s and ads pa id with in 10 day s. CARD OF THANKS DlliVE A LITTLE : SAVE A LOT! ! I Refrigerators , sq . door, late models ; others from $19 .95; auto . washers, $.&5 ; elect., gas dryers $3S ; gas, elec . ranges ; clothes cl osets ; dinettes, maple , oak , c h r ome ; ROUND OAK TABLES, 3, ~. 5 pc , bedroom -s uites ; old chest of drawers, dre s s ing tables . SPECIAL FOR DAD - vinyl recl iners, tabrl c swivel rockers S65. (Cash only at this p ri ce ! no layawa1s l . NEW FUR NITURE -li ving room suites $139 .95 up ; table sets $16 .95 ; 9 x 12 shag rvgs , oval ~ fringed $49 .95 ; 9 x 12 Thr iftex llno'l eum$ $6 .98 . Kuhl ' s Barga in Center " at caution light "; Rt . 7, Tuppers Pla ins . . Open everyday EXCEPT MONDAY . 6·10-61c 1 REGISTERED 3 yea' old Tennessee Walker - sta ll ion . 992-3SI8. 6· 10·61c AM-FM stereo received with built-in 8 track tape player, " speaker sound system , Balance $106.99 or use our budget terms . Call 992-3965. 6-10-61c SPRING SPECIAL) SABRE TILLER 31h HP 1129.95 In Ca rtun Set up, 554.95 POMEROY 9._ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr . lllalll , Phone 992-2181 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO T HE DEFENDAN TS, & OBITUARY Stra uder Gr im m , Jr ., and th e $1. 50 for 50 word minimum . SHOWALTER's Wei Pet. WANTED - ·oLD UPRIGHT unk n own hei rs . d e v is ees , Ea ch additional word 2c . Chester , Ohio , summer PIANOS . Any condition . 1973 - Zig Zag sew ing machine . leg at e e s, administrat o r s, BLIND ADS clearance. fi.ve tanks of This machine darns , em e xec u tor s, and as si gns of Paying SlO each . First floor Add itional 25c Charge per assorted fish at 5 for $1 while S tra ud e r Gr im·m . Jr ., Ad11ertisement . broiders, overcasts, button only . Write giving directions. t hey last . Will be open days 9 Dec ea sed , whose residen ce are OFFICE HOURS hole.s . All without at . Pianos, P. 0 . Box Bo)( 188, unkn own . 8 :30a . m . to 5:00p .m . Oa lly , a . m . to 9 p. m . except on Sardis, Ohio, 43946. · tachments . Pay balance of COURT OF 8 :30 a . m . to 12.: 00 Noon Thursday and ' Friday, 4 p. m . $38 .50 or pay $5 per month . COMMON PLEAS Sat urday . - , - - - - -- - - 6·....: 10·61p to 9 : 30p. m. Call 992·5331. MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO 6-4-lllp 6-10-lfc - PROBATE DIVISION OLD Furnitu.r e. oak tables, -----~R ic ha'd a, Rowe. Ad · Wooden ice boxes. brass beds, m i nistrator of the Estate Of Ada d is hes or complete JUST taken in 1973 stereo-radio Jane Rowe , Deceased , WILL do baking in my home . comb. with a track tape . Take KNAPP shoes. 10 pet. to 28 pet. households ; Write M . D. · Pla int iff , Pies, cakes, cookies and hot over payments of $7.55 per off on 16 styles. Order now. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio, "i> · rolls. Phone 992-3824. month or pay balance of Supp ly limited. Phone 992call 992 -6271 . · Strauder Grimm , Jr ., address 6-8-12tc $99 ,50. Call 992-5331. 5314. unknown , et a l., - - -- - - -- - 5-13-tfc 6-10-6tc 5-JO.Ifc Defendants . ----,----'---No. 20955 REDUCE excess fluids with ---------~ Fluidex - lose weight with WANTED - Llsed merchandise -NOTICE LAST YEAR'S limolhy hay . Dex -A- Diet capsules at Plaintiff has brought this - for auction. We buy, we Phone 949-3051 . a c t ion nam ing yo u the Defend · Nelson Drugs. sell, whole houseful or single 6-10-3tc an ' <;' " H>P a bov e na me d court 6·11 -31p pieces, cons ig nme nt or b y f 1,, ,,.,. ..... ,.., ., , i • i or~ on J un e 1966 DODGE Charger high percentage. We will haul. 1s t ., 1973 . 3 BEDROOM trailer on large performance 383 4-speed . Phone 992-3354 . Hayman's. The object of the Petition is to lot . Priced to sell. Phone 667 - Jimmy Deem, Rt. 1 Racine . 6-5-30tc sell the real estate of ths 3363 or see Gilry Miller , 6-8-3tp decedent he<e inatle< des"ibed Tuppers Plains . ------~---to pay the deb t's of decedent and ACREAGE NEAR POMEROY costs of adm inistrat ion : OR MIDDLEPORT WITH OR 6-5-61p 68 DODGE Cha,ger RT 383 The follow ing reiil e s tat e EX.PERIENCED WITHOUT HOUSE . PLEASE =-c:-::----waitress automatic, 4 barrel. Phone s ituate in Letart Township . WRITE Box 729-F, c -o The .EXCELSIOR Sail Works, E. 992·5278. wanted . Apply In person, Meigs County , State of Ohio , Daily Sentinel, stating Majn .St., Pomeroy. All kinds King's Arms Knight Club . 6-7-6ic and Qounded and described as description and lowest se lling of salt water pellets, water 6-11-31p follow s: · price . Being a parcel of land ly ing nu~gets, block salt and own east of the public road leading _ _ _ __ __ _ _6_·S-61p Qh1o River Salt . Phone 992- 1969 CHEVROLET truck with from East Letart to Dorcas and 3891. cheater · aXle 14' dump a long t he north line of Lot No . body . Priced to sell. Call 992· 6-Sltf.;: NO. 1 Copper 54c, radiators, 267 , in Sect ion No . 7, Town No . 2 PUBLIC NOTICE 5951. 28c; brass, 20c ; batteries, 85c =-=~=-::-:---:-­ and Range No . 12 bounded and . REGISTERED Appaloosa filly . IN THe C.::UURT each ; clean dry roots, Gin descr ibed as follows : Beginn ing OF COMMON PLEAS, New Holland, 66 . haybaler . - - - - ' - - -- -- 6--5-61p on the East line of sa id Pub lic seng ; S52 lb.; yellow root, $4; ME IGS COUNTY , OHIO Call 992-3650, Lyle Hysell. Road on the North line of Lot · rryayapple, 45c per lb .; M. A. No . 267 and runn ing ea s t to a 6-5-6tp HaiL Reedsville, Ohio, 378 small drain running south from ROY PROFFITT and ROGER ::-:--:~---6149 . ADAMS, a Partnership DBA A the residence of J Onas Roush ; 5-6-tfc 71 HONDA 350, 900 miles. CASH paid for all rnakes and thence in a southerly d irection & P Drilling Companv, Racine , Hou se, 3 years old, 3 · - -- - - w ith the meanderings of said Ohio, mode ls of mobile homes . Plaintiff, bedroom , wall to wall carpet. drain to a point Brods and 3 feet Phone area code 614-423-9531. ' vs. . refrigerator and stove in~ south from the north line ; 4- IJ -tlc thence wes t about 21 rods to the PHILIP CONRAD, et al. , e luded. living room, kitchen •. Deceased. east side of the public road ; SOMEONE TO fill and sod six utility room, bath, outside r---------~-, thence in a northerly direct ion No . 15,286 su nk en gr8ves, Wells utility storage, Middleport . to the sa id north line of said Lot NOTICE BY Air ·conditioners Cemetery, · North of Phone 992-5064. No . 267 , and to the place of PUBLICATION Awnings · Harrisonville. Must 6·5·61c beginning , conta ining on~ acre, T o : P.hflip . Conrad. the guuarantee work. Write -----~ more or tess . Unknown Heirs. Devisees , Under.Pinning Marion (Welch) Hayman 1 Also the fol low ing described Legatees . Administrators. and GROCERY business tor sa le lands in the Township of Letart. As si gn s of Ph ilip Conrad , 1889 Case Road , Columbus, Complete 1noblle home Building for sale or lease Coun ty of Meigs and Slate of d ec~ased ; H. P . Musser , the Ohio 43224. Phone 773-5618 from 8: 30p.m . service - plus gigantic Ohio , to -wit : Beg i.n ning at a Unknown He irs , Dev ise e s , 6-10-61p to 10 p.m. for appointment. display of mobile homes s tone in the Publ ic Road and In Legatees , Ad m inistrato r s and the Burl ingame ,Savre line ; As si gns of H P , Musser ; B . F . .111·20-lfc always ava il able at . . . thence with said line south 86 R eiley , the Un known Heirs . degrees 15 minutes East 138 De visees , Legatees, Ad HOOD ' S AQUARIUMS: fish po les to the Burlingame -Savre mmist r ators and Assign s of B. and suppli es , new location , corner ; thence w ith Section line F. Re iiE"y : R . E . Morehead , th e I WILL do housecleaning in the Ash Street, Middleport, near North 3degrees 45 m inutes East Unknown Heirs , Devi se es, area of Middleport, Pomeroy <~ 0 po les to a stone and pointe rs ; Le gatees , Administrators and park ; Phone 992:5443. and Chester . Call 992-7202 or thence with the Roush ·Sayre Assigns of R . E. Morehead ; R . 985-4146 . . 1-7-lfc 1220 Wa shington Blvd. line North B6degrees 15 minutes R Louft . the Unknown Heir s . , 6·8·61c 423-7521 BELPRE, 0 . West lOB poles to th e Racine and De visees , Legaf .e es, Ad · COAL, Umeston~. Excel~lor · ' - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Mill Creek Road ; thence with m inistrators and Assigns of R . thesaidroadsouth38degrees30 R . Loun ,· F . A. Clar , the WILL ·do bookkeeping in my Salt Works. E. Main St ' minutes west 47 poles and 5 Unk.nown Heirs. Devisees, home . Phone 1-304-773-5613. Pomeroy . Phone 992-3891. ., MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE links to the place of beginning , Legatees, Administrators and you buy any new 6._5· 6t c -r-----------'4!:.·11e:-l!!fs.BEFORE the within described property Assigns ,of F . A. Clar ; J . M . - - - ' - -- --,......--_ Mobile Home, think of all the be ing , the east end of One Clark , Sr ., the unknown heirs, Hundred Acre Lot No . 268 , ot Devisees , Legat~es, Ad · HANGING baskets; white, pink moneyyoucansaveonagood Section No . 1, Town No . 2, and m ini strators and Assigns of J . and red geraniums, mums late model used Mobile Home . Range No . 12 of the Ohio M . Clark . Sr .• Bryan Parr , the and begonias; Instant color Here are some everyday low Compa n y ' s Purchase and Unknown Heirs , Devisee s , TWO trailer lots in Middleport; prices : 1-1971 60x12 con ta ining th irtv -one acres of Legat ees , Administrators . and ,h duplex in Bradbury; phone tor your garden - pansies., Champion Deluxe, 2 bedroom, land , more or less , and except Assi gns of Bryan Parr ; Robert before 6 p.m . 992 _5693 . pe tunias, marigolds. Phlo:x , 54495 .00; 1_ 1971 _ 60 x 12, . n .stc t he coal and the r ight 10 m ine H. Parr , the Unknown Heir s. Coleus , Salvia, Zinnias , B dd 3 b d 6 t he sa m e. Devisees , Legat e es . Ad · Dianthus , Al!yssum, Snap. u y, e room, $4695.00; Th e coal a nd m ining rights m inistrators and Ass igns of - - - -- - - - - dragons, Ageratium and 1- 46x10 Armor, 2 bedroom , have been pr ev iously sold to the Robert H . Parr ; John M . 5 SLEEPING rooms with kitPortula cca . Vegetable plants $2595.00; 1-55)( 10 Hillcrest, J Pomeroy and Western Coal 0P e rkin s, the Unknown Heir s , chen, furnished. For officials Cabbage, broccoli , beSdroom, S2795.00; 1-60x12 Company . · e11i s ees , Legatees , Ad · that work tor the Ohio Power c hult, 2 bedroom, 11f2 bath, Ret e ren ce Deed : Vol. 160. minis.trators and Assigns of Coal Co . Phone 742-4645. cauliflower, lettuce. eggplant, sharp- you can save lots of Page ns . Deed Records , Meigs John M Perkins ; Hubert Moles, ~a~goes,fhot peprers and 14 money on this unit. This Is 6.n -3tc County , Oh io. the Unknown Heirs , Devisees,, - - - - - - - - - In S 0 foma 0 plants . ~·ust a few of the many You a re required' to answer t,.egatees, Administrators and Cleland Farm and the Peti tion wi th in twenty -eight Assigns of Hube,rt M91es ; Louis ALL ELECTRIC- like new 3 Greenhouse, E. Main , Racine. 8aerrgray~nMslllearvaiMiaobblellenoHwomaet days aft e r ths laSt pub lication of Loft , the Un nown Heirs, 'lh 1 th Geraldine Cleland. this not ic e , which ·will be De\olisees , Legatees, Ad · ~ooms WI arge b., · Sa les , 705 Farson ' Street, 518 tf P.u blished onc e each week for min istrators and Assigns of lectri c wall oven, tablE top - - - - - - - - - - · · · c Bel~e, Ohio. Phone 423.9531 SI X suc ~ e ss i ve weeks , and lhe Louis Louft : Jane B. Dawson. range, large closet located on n 7 da s last publ ic ation will be m ade on the Unknown Heirs , Dev isees , E. Main St .. Pomerov . SPP tn RIVER frontage on Ohio River Y· Jul .y 16th.; 1973. Legatees , Administrators and appreciate. Ph. Gallipolis across from Pomeroy on West _ _ _ _ __ _ ____6_·7_-Stc In case of your fa il ure to Ass igns of Jane B Dawson ; and 446 -9539. Virginia sid e. Right i.n center an sw~r or otherw is e respond as W . J . Warwick , the Un known 5·29-ffc of Regatta, sandy beach, p~r~1ft e d by the Ohio Rules of He irs , Devisees. Lega te es , - - - -- -- -- - shade,waterandelecfricity , 1 e Or e CtV1I Proc edur e w ithi n the tim e Ad m in istrators and Assign s of sta ted , judg ment by d efa ult w il l w J . Warw ic k. . PRIVATI= meeting room for have two lots surveyed, 100ft. POODLE puppies, Toy A.K .C., be r~nd e red aga in st you lo' th s 1• You are hereb v notlf 1Prl t hl'lt any organt' zat 1•0 n ,· phone 992 _ yo~ideat low water level, 450ft . Chocolate Show qual"tty to railroad tracks, 87ft. wide Phone 992-54 43. · Tel iet demand ed in th e Pet ition • you have been named Defend - 3975. · a nt s in a legal action entit led at railroad trac~s. The lots ~ ' 5·23 -ttc ' MANNIN G D.WE BSTER , Roy Proffitt , et al. vs . Philip ~---------3-·_ll - tfc , are all cleaned and mowed JUDG E AND EX .QFF=ICIO Conrad , et al . This action has off. Marion Reynolds. Mason, AKC . . CLERK OF THE COMMON been assigned Case No . '15,286 SLEEPING room over Wine W. Va., 773 . 5147, Reynolds Toy Poodl~ pupp1e~, $75 PLEA S COURT o ·F MEIG S and is pending in the Common Store, Pomeroy : References Flower Shop and $85. Also S1amese kittens, CDUNTY , OHI O, PROBATE Pleas Courl of Meigs County, required. Phone 992-5293. · _ _61 c $10. Phone 1·256-6247, Kennels 66 DIVI SION Pomeroy , Oh io 45769 . The Ob · of Calhoun . 6•5 .tfc - - - - - -- - - - ie c t of the c omplaint is to qu iet - - - - -- - -- ' - - (6) 4 , 1L 18, 25 (7), 2. 9, 16, 7 tc th e tille ol the Plaintiffs in oil 5-20-30fc and gas le ases and the wells and 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Father's Day SpeciaL New eq u ipment located ther e on . unfurnished apartments. swivel rockers in velvet - 4 I lsi Game) si tuated in Lebanon Townsh ip, Phone 992-5434. large recliners in vinyl. Only St. Louis 100 030 000-4 7 0 Mei g s Coun t y, Ohio , and $69 . 96, cash and ·carry, _12 . 1fc 4 Atlanta ooo 020 100--3 8 1 desc r ibed in Le ase Book 3i, - - -- - - -- - - - - - Pomeroy Recovery, 622 E. 7 ROOM house with bath in Foster, Segui (7) , Hrabos ky Page 527, Lease Boo k 31, Pag e Main St. Phone 992-7554 . Rutland, air conditioned, (9), Granger (9) and Simmons ; 62'1. Lease Book 34 , Page 41 5, MOBILE HOME space in ·6-7-Stc carpeted, gas .furnace, dish. Syracuse . Phone 992·6329. Gentry, Schueler (3). Hoerner an d Lease Book 30, Pag ~ 30. washer, double oven, range, 6-7-tfc (5). PanttJer (6), Fr ise lla (B) Mei gs County Lea se Record s. double garage, large carport, THREE Twin needle sewing You a re required to answ er and Oates. WP-Foster (4- 3). th e com plaint with in 2B day s 4 acres cleared and fenced, machines. 1973 model in LP-Genlry (4-6) . a lter the last publication of this FURNISHED apartment by the small barn and other. walnut stand. All features (2nd Game) not ic e . wh ich wil l be publ isl"led month . Meigs Inn , Pomeroy . buildings. Phone 614-742-6834. built-in to make fanq_designS St.- Louis 000 001 001- 2 2 1 · on c e a week tor s ix conseculive 6-7-6tc 5-JO.Ifc and do stretch sewing . Also Atlanta 001 210 lOx- 58 o wee k.s . The last publication will buttonholes, blind hems ~ etc. be made June 11. 1973. and 28 ROOMS by the week, $18 up . Murp~y, Hrabosky (62, Segul $43 .35 cash price or terms 3 BEDROOM home wifh patio, for answer will commen c e Meigs Inn , Pomeroy. {8) and Simmons; Harrison, days available. Electro Hygiene full basement, marble win· on that date . Frisella 19) and Oates . wp. ln case of your fa ilure to 6-7-6tc Co. Phone 992-7755. ctowsills, central air conHr~~rr ic:nn (1-'}) LP -Murphy (Q. answ er or otherw ise respond ds ditioning, mahogany wood. 6·7·61c 1) , HR -Harrlson (lsi), · req ui r ed by the Ohio Ru le s of work, 2 acres of land on Cincinnati 103 000 300--7 12 o C1v il Pro cedure . judgm e nt by AIR CONDITIONED sleeping 2 VACUUM Cleaners. Electro Mulberry Heights. Phone 992room . Twin beds available ChicaQo 431 010 OOx- 9 12 I defau lt Wil l be r endered aga ins t 7175 , Hygiene new . demonstrators yo u tor the r el1ef de manded in Monday . Phone 992 ·5440. McGlothlin, Sprague 12!. Hall has all cleaning attachments 6·8·31c the Complain! · 6·10-Jic ( 4), Borbon (8) and tsencn ; plus the new Erectro Suds for -:-=-:-:-:-:----:--::--'-Hooton, Bonham {3) , Locker shampoo ing carpet. Only 5 ROOM house, bath, basement, La rry Spen ce r (7) and Hundley . WP- Bonham gas heat, 21ots , S. D. Busk irk, Clerk , 2 BEDROOM mob ile home, air S27 .SO cash price or terms Com mon P lea s Court (4. 0) . LP . McGlothlin 11 · 1). conditioned , Rac ine area . 341 Page St. , Middleport , availat:,le . Etedro Hygiene Me igs Coun ty HRS -Monday 2 (13th & 141h). Phone 992-6329 . Phone 992-5487. Co. Phone 991-7755 . Pomeroy , Oh io Bourque (41hl. Santo (Bih), 5·23-lfc 6-8-Jip 6· 7·61c ~ s l 7' 1,j ' 21. 27. (6} <!, 11 ' 61 Morgan 17th) , Bench (13th) ----~- Wanted To Buy Business Services L ----------- Auto Sales Help Wanted Mobile Homes For Sale Wanted PRE- FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSES O'Sh, . • Builfto Your 'Specs Delivered to Jab Site MILLER MOBILE HOMES For Rent p fs f Sal Real Estate For Sale ------ ------ SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC.. i'omeroy Home & Auto Open 8 Til s Monday thru Saturday 6()6, E. Main , Pomeroy, 0 . MA rERIALS CO. 773-SSS4 Mason, w. Va. VETERANS Ph . 992-2174 Specialist Wheel Alignment BANK FINANCING 12 Years - 10. 75 From the laraest Truck or Bulldoz..er Radiator to the ::.maues1 HeaTer t.:ore . Nathan Big9s lbdiator SpeCiillist -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 HOGG & ZUSPAN A. P.R . !loafing . Spl!)uting, Malee if Ri9hl . 8-4: 30 Daily, 8-12 Sat. In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Building. 992 -211)1 Middleport, 0 . 304-485-3809 ___.... Choose your own home from your AREA DEALER. POMEROY HOME & AUTO Have your T.V . Picture Tube Restored As Good As New Righf In Your Home. Guaranteed for 6 Mo . 992-2094 o06 E . Main Pomeroy SKIR'l'c> THAT SHORT! Roof Painting, Plumbing, =..-----~OlD Yov M~ ANY ' JOHNSON'S T.V. tURNITURE 949-3151 Racine, Ohio Stop In and See Our Flonr Disnl<tv . ME -M'I WIFE -M'I BROTHER· IN·L.AW, HIS WI J:"E AN D H IS GIRL FRIEND All-WEATHER N. 2nd Ave . Middleport, 0 . . and roof . Painting ; 1ntenor and e)(terior, free e s timates ; call 992-7008 or 992· 2460 . 5-21 -JOip SEWING MACHINES . Repair serv ice, all makes . 992-2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sa les and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. 3-29-lfc AUTOMOBILE insurance been cance ll ed? Lost your operator's li cense? Call 9922966 . 6-15-tf.c WHATGIVE5Wffi.I"THI51l0Y, MANO? YOI.I5AIP HE:S TIJT\J 15 BROTHER , BUT I DON'T REMEWlER SEEIN&. HIM WHEN I WA'j HER£: l"nn-~ BEFORE. IF FRIEND MAX IS IN THE. BORHOOO, WE'b BETTE.R POSTPONE OPERATION AND BRING ALLEY ~--~:;:~-...,~m~THE LAB Not qettinq married? DOC •• • v . RIVER LOt ROOFS painted , Free estimates. Call 992-7757. 4 BEDROOMS - Large kil· chen, dining, gas forced air 6-8-31c furnace, and full basement. Large lots, one on the river . A U!O AIR co~ditio ning . Ser VICe and repa•r . Call 992-3802. Asking' $10,500.00. Want to look 5-24-JO!p and make us an offer . MOBILE HOME 3 BEDROOMS - Master has ELNA and White Sewing Machines ... Service on all ni ce built-in vanity with lots of makes. Reasonable rates. drawers . Nice modern front The Sewing Center, Mid · kitchen with spacious c updleport. Ohio. boards . Oi l furnace. Want 11 ·16-ltc $6,000 .00. 80 ACRES WILKINSON Small Engine ALL MINERALS Larg e Sales & Service. 810 3rd St., Middleport. Lawn mower. barn and several outbuildings . repair . Free pickup and 7 room farm home, with bath. delivery. Phone 992·3092 . Also Some bottom land . Asking - Briggs and Stratton and $21,500.00. Tecumcee parts . INVESTMENT 6-10-61c LARGE BRICK - In town, lois of large rooms , city water, steam heating, and parking . DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and septic tanks, ditch area . Only $32,500.00. ing service; top soil, fill dirt, 7ACRES limestone; B&K Excavating. 5 BEDROOMS - Only about 3 Phooe 992-5367 or 992-3861. year:s old, 1112 baths, oak floors, 9-1-tfc basement and lots of cupboard space . A nice designed home, in an exce llent location. 5 acres of bottom, Asking SJO,OOO.OO. DO YOU HAVE AN IN DUSTRIAL SITE, ACREAGE. SEVERAL HUNDREO ACRES . OR SEVERAL HOUSES. CALL US , WE ARE IN THE NEED OF GOOD PROP6RTIES FOR OUR CL IEN TS . . ' , , H.ELEN L TEAFORDfl2,332S GORDON 8. TEAFORD . . J92-3615 ;· . .. ASSOCIATES • .. 1\10 SI,IND,t. Y,S PLEASE>,: I.,!:.:;::.:..:..J - - - - - - - - - - -' PRO~ECT, O'DELL WHEEL Alignment located at Crossroads, Rt, 124, comple te front end service, tune up 'and brake service. Wheels balancerl erec. tronically.AI! work guaranteed. Reasonable , rates. Phone 742-3232. 3232. 2-18-tfc MA I N POMEROY NOW SEE THIS Like neW, kitchen has Jot$ of cabinets an:t range ~~· 2 nice bedrodms, lots of closets, dining room, bath, full basement, hardwood floor s, lots of stone and awnings . 2 car garage . JUST $14,000 .00 . A LOT FOR A LITTLE 5 room frame . 3 bedrooms. Bath . Lots of tile and paneling . Some new plumbing with new hot water tank. Utility room. Porches . Level lot in good location. $5,000.00. BUSINESS ROOM In good loCation. Lovely 3 bedroom apartment over . 11J? baths . Dining room. Kitchen with 20 H. of cabinet space . Hardwood floors all carpeted. Central hot water heat and air cond. Almost new . PLEASE NO PHONE CALLS ON THIS ONE . $30,000.00 . FAMILY HOME 5 bedrooms·. Di!ling room , lots of cabinets . llh ,baths. Kitchen has about 30 . ft. cabinets, dOuble stainless steel sink . Very la r ge living room . 2 lar.ge glassed porc hes. All storm doors and windows. Garage & ca rport , $12 ,800.00. 2 YEARS OLD Wonderful location . 3 large bedrooms, walk-in double c lo5ets . Bath with shower tile etc. The kitchen is a house wife's dream. Range , 2 ovenS, 30 ft. of cabinets, ref . Dining room , double glass doors to concrete patio . Large li ving room with fireplaCe. Utility room . Baseme.n,t. Level tot .100x120. $23.000 .00. HAVE YOU OR OTHERS TRIED TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY? CAN'T! JUST YOU GIVE US A TRY . NO SALE , NO CHARGE . HENRY R. CLELANO BROKER 992-2259 llnoanswer992-2568 .. . OOPS READY AND WAITING TO BE PICKED UP i (we decidectO - - - - - - E. NO NEED TO SCRUB THE Real Estate For Sale DUE to job transfer, must sell home, 3 bedroom, total electric, large lot . F.H.A. approved, Syracuse. Phond 992-7836. 5·15-llc - - -- - - - - 5 ROOM and bath house on· large lot in upper end at Syracuse. Large attic out· buildings , $7,000. Call 949-2595 before 2:30 p.m. or a ny time on weekends. 6·4· 12tc '; 08 -me rr-.v<ANS ~ 3 MILLION JOHN TUCKER Rt . 4,P~meroy,O. - Real Estate For Sale NfC>OlTA\fONS WnF\ MODERN SANITATION EXCAVATING, dozer , lwder EXCAVATING . Dozers, large and backhoe work; septic and small ; Backhoes and tanks instalfed ; durnp trucks loaders on track and tires; and to-boys for hire; will haul Dump trucks La-boy fill dirt, top soil , limestone service. Septic tanks in. and gravel; Call. Bob or Roger stalled. George (Bill} Pullins, Jeffers, day phone 992-7089; phone 992·2478 or 992-7402. night phone 992-3525 or 9922-9-lfc 5231. 2-11 -tfc HARRISON'S TV service and service cal ls . Phone 992-2522 . SEE US FOR : AwQings, stor m 1·9· tic doors and windows , c·arports, marquees , aluminum sidi ng CONCRETE and railing . A. Jacob, sa les READY -MIX delivered right to your representative . For tree project. Fast and easy . Free estimates, phone Charles estima te s . Phone 992 -3284. Lisle, Syracuse , V. V. Goeg lein Ready -Mix Co., Johnson and Son, Inc. Middleport, Ohio . 3-2-lfc 6-30-lfc G&t: Appliance . Repair. repair SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED on all laundry equipment. REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· refrigeration equipment and 47~2. GallipOlis, John Russell ·, house wiring, welding, Ovmer and Operator . e lectr ic and gas . Call 992-3802 5-11-lfc or after 4: 36 p. m . call 9926050. 5·14-31ltp C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 Racine, Ohio Critt Bradford 5-1-ttc SEPT IC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLtANED, REPAIRED. -MILLER SAN ITATION , STEWART, OH IO . PH .· 6623035. 10-4-lfc ANOTHER 24 HOUR SERVICE 992-3954 rlC?US~ H~AoNAY ltJ CW~ [::1 ~- WE DE.C IDED WE >.IEEDED SEPTIC TANKS .. CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVIC,; Color-$30. 00 Black & White-$15.00 OFFICE SUPPLIES RUSil HOUR ... GIRLS 910ULDN'T WEAR PHONE : 992-2550 Qualify Today, Call and Dl-11~11'16 SL.I R£1.¥ YOU MUST IIEALtZE l ~A VE NO ~EC OU RSE 8UT TO GO TO PRISON... Remodeling , Complete Building , Vi0yl & Aluminum Siding. Be Right or we will For Your Mobile HomeLand--No Down Payment Pomeroy ABOUT YOUR ANSWE!i!. TO T'iiS ESSA\1 QU ESTION, MR. SHARKEY - OtO ~OU COi>'l SOMEONE 1: LET US HELP YOU It Must for Your .. Radlato Service 0.1 Most American Cars - -- - - - Employment Wanted CHANGE EXPERIENCE~' EXPERT · Wheel Alignment *5.l5 ASK US ABOUT For .Sale Notice TO GlT AWAY FER ~A . ~ Carton1 Set Up, 134.95 TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP '49.95 'IO'RE IN A DADBURN RUT. LOWEEI'I--'IOU NEED by THOMAS JOSEPH f ACROSS .Fresh· site I. Spoken Melodic ANY LAW GIVING SWEET6 TO TI-lE SWEET? NOT A-TALL, OLD PAL. SHE TI-IANKS 'VOU! - - - - -- AMANDA PANDA • ' 25. Evcry- an cc for where 26. Informa 3 Down (hyph . wd .) 9. Attempted 10. Wobbly 16. Stringed instrument 22. Fibber Me 23 . 1>rohibiL 24. 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Coxcomb RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~.~~:ef Rutland \ --------~~==~-4 S. Convey- for I he Robert ON YOUR DIAL Grate 7. NewS. caster, Yesterday's Answer 24. Old ·limc film star, Conrad WMP0/1390 4rn:!~ Whccler Wilcox 5. Binding 6. Mountain nymph Uno<romblelh... fourJumbl.., one Jetter to each aquare, to form four ordinary word1. Huddy We talk to you I 741-4211 43. WW II j ouroal1 st 4. - 18. Black cuckoo 19. Neighbor of Ky. 20. "Peeper" 21. Twittery 23. Max or JllllJMmM;-IJ.J=~.-J= 42. Quiver Alberto 1'--.:._______r_.,l I S. Italian ( @ 1973 KinK Feature1 Syndieale,lnc. ) Richard writer, from Ipancma'' 14. Irish patriot, Patrick 17. Helrl offi ce Btg Capacny Maytag Automiltics 2 speed operation . Choice of water temps . Auto . ·w a t e r 1e v e I contro l . L ln1 Filter or Power Fin Agitator . Pel'tna•Pres.s Mavtag Halo of Heat Drye-rs Surround c lothes ' With gentle, even heat . No hot spots, no overdtying . Fine Mesh Linl Filter . We Sptci•llte in MAYTAG 41 .. Actor , DOWN 1. Doctrin e 2. Hercules' horse 3. Well · lO· do diente lc ( 2 wd s.) "The - - - - - - like a person. 40. Unrufllcd water fi sh 5, Biblical sacrificial Yes!erda7's Ccyptoquo!e: I HATE TELEVISION. I HAU: IT AS MUCH AS PEANUTS. BUT I CAN'T STOP E.ATING , PEANUTS.-ORSON WELLES H C DST.H J N VKN P G I) Y C N I. i\IJB J V RR KW S C L WKN S I~ QLG YWli C LGH . - H C. Thl•liquid can cau•e plan• to chanwe-COLD WATIR �I &- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pmneroy, 0 ., June 11, 1973 Probers go after bigger men WASHINGTON ( UPl ) - The Senate Watergate committee hopes this wee k to begi n probint. one leve l higher in the bugging sca nda l, hearing from more importaot witnesses who so far have only been quoted by others. But it still is not clear whether all the witnesses will agree to testify or whether the courts wUI allow the hea rings ures such as former Commerce Secretary a nd campaign fund- raiser Ma ur ice H. Stans, deputy ca mpaig n director Je b Stuart Mago oder a nd f ormer White House Counsel J ohn W. Dean lll - probably not all in one week . Poss ible Hitches There were a nu mber of possible hitches : On Tuesday morning Dist rict to continue over na tionwide J udge J ohn J . Sirica is to rule on a r equest by Special television. In eight days of hearings so Prosecutor Archibald Cox that far, the committee ha s hear d · Ma gruder a nd Dean be hea rd 14 witnesses- whose first hand in closed session, without live knowledge was m ostly limited television, so that the publicity to operations at lower levels in would be less likely to Ute Nixon re-election campaign prej udice their right to an and to details of the Wa tergate break-in and arrests. But as to what higher up figures were doin g, th ese witnesses generally could only report things they were told . In the next round of hearings - Tuesday , Wedn esday a nd Thm:sday-after a bit more low level testimony, the c ommittee impartial trial- if they a re hopes to move up one rung on the ladder and to begin receiving testimony from fig- filed with court One divorce action has been filed in Meigs County Commou Plea s Court and six other s were granted Friday . Filing for divo r ce was Shirley Anne Hubbard , Syracuse , against Wayne Allen Hubbard , MEIGS THEATRE June 11 -21 NOT OPEN Fri .-Sat.- Sun. June 22-23-24 1776 fTechnicolorl Wm . Dan ie ls Howard Da Si lva ! Gl Adults : $1.50 Divorce action Children. 75c Show Starts 7 p.m . same address , charing gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Awarded divorces were Neva Ellen Ebersbach from Willard August Ebers ba ch , Frank V, Musser from Virginia Faye Musser, Pleasant A. Ellis from Alice Ellis, Doris A. Woodyard from James H. Woodyard, Brenda K. Jeffers from John R. Jeffers, and Linda L. Priddy irom James R. Priddy. . "IT'S TRUE"- - - News. some major rivalries among figure s in the case . For example, in testimony given in CALLED TWICE The Pomeroy E·R squad was called out twice over the weekend, at 6:25p.m. Saturday to assi~t Alice Spencer at 223 Union Ave . where she had fallen, and to the home of Jack Warner at 2:58 a.m. Sunday. He was taken to Holzer Hospital, Alice Spencer to Veterans Memorial Hospital. • • FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Imagine : palm trees, sunny skies, an ocean cruise. foreign countries . Vacation dreams become realities when you join our popular vacation club . Come in and get the pleasing details. They just may set you planning. JOIN OUR f974 VACATION CLUB Make 49 Deposits We ·Pay the 50th The ' man who loves hlmul f t;~;.j',,'w:':orrllu; hen he no Show your love for the man In your life with a FATHER' S DAY GIFT selected from the SAFETY DESIGNED BLACK and DECKER POWER TOOLS DISPLAY at the Pomeroy Cement Block Company . POMEROY, OHIO Member Federar ·Rese'rve System - $20.000 Maximum Insurance For Each Depo si tor . zn Briefs Carpenter News, Event Vacation on Your Mind? FARMERS BANK · AND SAVINGS CO. • DELAWARE OHIO - REV . LEON SULLIVAN of Philadelphia told 500 Ohio Wesleyan University graduates Sunday the Watergate affair is "only a symbol of America's lack of integrity.'' He said, ''The nation is in a crisis and we could be headed for our destruction as a first class power in the world " said Sullivan, ministers of the Zion Baptist Church and a bla~k enterprise leader. "The danger comes from within. "One crisis is a lack of integrity in government from the county seat to city hall and from the statehouse to the White House. This is lack of integrity of which Watergate is only a symbol," Sullivan said. " We have had our fill of hypocritical leaders who preach law and order for poor and clemency for the rich. We want the President to turn his face to tl.e needs of the poor in America,'' Sullivan said. ~ 'It is all right to deal with China and to try to rebuild North and South Vietnam, but we need help at home ." Among those from this community who took the boat Vada Caldwell, Helen Eakins, Eugene Hutchison, Irene trip in the Chaperone on June I were Mrs. Gene Jeffers and Russell, Cora · Will, Margaret Hammack, Benjamin Lester, Marco and 8obert, Mr. and Mrs. John Stout and John Capehart, Everett Cremeans, . Thelma Custer and Barbara Jr ., Mrs. Tim Sayre and Shane, Carl, Cindy and Connie ICllis, McDaniel. Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, Bryan Sunday Discharges and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Vanessa Petit, Mont Vance, Harvey and daughters, Mrs. Rise Jeffers, Robert Larkins, Jack Allman, Kimberly and Thelma Nease, Ella Rostofer Mike, Keith, Cecile and Sherry and Clara Radford. Shiltz, Danny Jordan, Marilyn Penn, Mrs. Robert Lich and son, Mrs . Eugene Facemeyer and son, Mrs. Dennis Facemeyer and children, Mrs. Dorsey Jordan, Virginia, Rick, and Ralph, Cheryl Lawson and Mrs. Joe McWhorter and children . Vicky Gillogly entertained with a slumber party. Those who enjoyed the night with her were Mona Lee Peck, Julia Johnson and Jamie Ray. • Guests of Mr . and Mrs. Earl Starkey were their children and grandchildren, Mr. and AT mended for tran s fe r or ''dismi s sed" bec ause th e y were " not recommended " for reeemploymen t. Statements regarding only one of the visits was put on the record during the hearing. Tod Faller and Lawrence Cartmill, both teachers at Hannan , were recommended for the transfer list by Supt. Mitchell or former White House aides John D. Ehrlichman and H. R. Haldeman, all of whom are on the committee's witness list. (Continued from Page I ) Will Explore Rivalries N; it gets to higher-level cnsls . Appearing on the CBS-TV program " Face the Nation" witnesses, the committee will ::,unuay, Morton said an ~ energy czar' also would be necessary at apparently find itself exploring a policy-making level in the White House. Eloise Parsons, Edna Parsons, FOUND They wer e to the effect that former White House aide Gordon C. Stracha n had told Dean that Haldema n had orde r ed Strachan to des troy some documents a llegedly indi cating that Haldeman knew a bout Watergate wiretap data. It was a case of hea rsay several times r emoved. The account was told in a m emorandum by Weicker obtained by The New York Times. Weicker later said he would not " disavow" the account. l 1 --------------------------~ I Letttn of oplnloD •"' wel<OIIled. They ab,..ld be lea John Hammons .I I editor 1 md must be slgued with the •II-'• eddreu. I Names may be withheld upo11 publicotloo, However, .., I req..st, names will be disclosed. Let~n should be ill food thu 300 wordo Ioog 1or be eubject to roduotloo by tbt of .Reedsville dies John Hammons , 88, Reeds·ville , Rt. l , died Sunda y a t Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Hammons was preceded in death by two sisters, Jane Bess, and Rebecca Wiley. Mr. Hamm ons is survived by his wife, Betty Spence Hammons . Funeral ser vices will be held Wednesday at I p. m . at Ewing Chapel. Burial will be Rushville Cemeter y. Friends may ca ll a t the fun eral hom e after 10 a . m . Tuesday. The fam ily asks tha t fl owers be om itted . taste, atldruslng l11ues , not penoo!'ll~es, :I .8~../}t.,_ ••• ~.. uuarr.,: J ~- I I I I .. . Inside: a special 32-page tabloid Regatta Weekend section Regatta Weekend en tine Friday, Saturday and Sunday here Against proposed bull fight June 7, 1973; Dea r Sir : . It has come to muy knowledge that a tragedy is about to: befall a member of the bovine class. I am referring to the sick,: morbid, excuse for a sporting event conunonly referred to as a . Corridos de Toros (bullfight). ! hav,e always enjoyed the aMual ' Frog Jump days in Pomeroy. I hate to see it marred by some: clown who calls himsell Elchico, who comes, parading into your: fair city only to prove his m•<~'ulinity by slaughtering a helpless; bovine . ~ N; for the argument that this Is a courageous way for a bull to die, and that he will ultimately reach that end anyway, why not· Charles Withers and neither line humans up across a football field and have them merciless• Darrell Harbou r or Ira slaughtered, since they too will inevitably die. Sowctrds were recommended, In closing may I quote the famous champion of all four-legged and since both were non-tenure animals, Vittorio Alfieri ( 1749-1803) "Often the test of courage is . t~achers, this resulted in their i not to die but to live. " Ole! dismissal for the next school Sincerely, F1oyd Oiler, Columbus, Ohio, : year. VOL XXV NO. 41 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Devoled To The ln~re.t. Of 11ae MeigJ-Ma.on Areo TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1973 1 Remember " HIM" with a gift that keeps on giving For years on end ... A sk one of the " FRIENDLY ONES " about the BLACK and DECKER drill at only $7 .79 . It' s our Mr . Friendly Special of thP. Week ... Mrs. Donald Jones , Nelsonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones, Jr . and children , Alexandria, Va. Mr . and Mrs. Howard Juniper (the former Helen Howery) visited with Mrs. Clara Howery and at the Verlin Howery home. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Gardener, Waynesburg, Pa., also were at the Howery homes. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mattox, Charlest.Qn, W. Va., visited with his brothers and sister-in-law ~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattox and Ed Mattox. Those who honored Don Cheadle on his birthday on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. William Cheadle , Metta Fisher, Tina Radekin and his parents, Mr . and Mrs. Rex Cheadle, Kathy and Rexie .. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan, Gallipolis, ·w ere guests of their parents, Mr . and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey, Karen and Tad , Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, local, along with the Dwaine Jordan family and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crabtree. Tamra and Penny Clark, Chester, visited their great grandparents, Mr . and Mrs. Earl Starkey. Members of the Burke family enjoyed a picnic at the ' TGT clubhouse. Those present included Mrs. Hazel Burke, local, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Burke and daughters and Mr. and Mrs . Hebron Burke , Charleston, W. Va ., Mr. and Mrs . Roger Greer and chi1dren, Warner Robbins, Ga., , Mr. and M~s. Myrl Knowlt~n and family of Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. Dolphus Burke and children, local. Kim Knowlton, Albany, accomp£nied her aunt , Mrs. Carol Greer and family to Georgia for a vacation. Friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mrs. Ginevra Foster on Sunday to help her celebrate her 92nd birthday. Mrs . Daisy Gillogly , Vicky and Bruce, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell at. Wolfpen on Saturday aflernoon . EPIDEMIC HERE CHICAGO I UP!) - A New York physician says abuse of methaqualone - the so-called " love drug" - has reached a "silent epidemic" among students · and other young persons across the nation . William Blaine and Robert Bra nden be rry, teachers at Point Pleasant, placed on the tran sfer and s ubse quent assignment list were recommended for transfer to Point · Pleasant Junior High . The above teachers were Recent visitors of Mrs. Opal A damage suit has been Jiled present for the Friday hearing Randolph were Mr , and Mrs. in Gallia County Common · and had an opportunity to Wilbur .M aurer of Massillon. Pleas Court as a result ,of a . speak freely and openly when Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drake of · traffic accident Dec 21, 197lat board president Harry Siders Columbus were overnight the junction of Rt 554 and directed that they "don 't hold guests of Anderson B. Kibble . County Road 13. back anything ." Mrs. Kathryn Dietz and Bill Kay and Homer Hockman,. Complaints were frequent and Bob Day of Belpre and Rt. 1, Cheshire are the reg a rding the filing of Mrs. Lyle Balderson and Kay plaintiffs in the action filed grievance procedures . One attended a dog show in against Audrey Jean Shuler of: teacher said hi s had "disap- Columbus Sunday. Mr , and Middleport. peared" from his desk. They Mrs . Bill Williams of Athens, Plaintiffs say the defendant" complained too of inadequate Ga ., were there with their negligentlyoperatedher car on evaluation procedures. German Shepherd competing the wrong side of the highway, Tod Faller, a Hannan in the show. so as to collide with their car , ~. teacher who was recomMr . and Mrs. Zenith Kay Hockman seeks damages ' mended for transfer to Chevalier of near Porterfield totaling $26,800 for permanent Wahama said his desire was to viSited ·recently with Mr. and injuries sustained and loss of stay at Hannan because "!like Mrs. Edward Chevalier and income. Her husband seeks an .the place and l like the kids ... Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Williams. additional $8,199.40 for Mrs. Opal Randolph visited damages to his car and exand I don ' t want to drive 120 miles to Wahama ." with Mrs. Gladys Morgan at penses incurred. They demand Columbus Saturday. a jury trial. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cowdery have moved into their trailer Marriage Ucense home. SALES REPORT Don Mitchell Anderson, 20, Ohio Valley Livestock Co, Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Reed Saturday, June 9; 1973 attended eighth grade Pomeroy, and Bernadette Gallipolis, Ohio grad uati on for their twln :Hennessy, 19, Pomeroy. HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 36.10 granddaughters Tammy and to 37.25; 220. to 250 lbs. 37.25 to Pammy Smith at Federal WEEKEND SOCIAL 38; Light 34 to 35.75; Fat Sows Hocking High School WedMembers of St. Paul 31 to 33.50; Stags 27 down; nesday evening . Lutheran Church will be Boars Tl to 30; Pigs 10 to 24; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson making ice cream TUesday and Shoats 18.50 to 27.50. visited with relatives at Wednesday evenings in CATTLE - Steers 39 to Adelphi. · preparation for their annual 47.75; Heifers 37.75 to 48; Baby - Mrs. Lyle Balderson ice cream social on Regatta Beef 49.50 to 63.25; Fat Cows 30 Weekend. Residents may call to 33.50; Canners 25.5& to 35.50 ; 992-2010 for ice cream to take SLAWTER GRADUATES Bulls 35 to 42.50; Milk Cows 200 Harry D. Slawter, Mid- home Tuesday or Wednesday to 525. dleport Route I, son of Mr. and 'evenings from 7 to 10:30 p,m. VEAL CALVEs- - Tops 67 Mrs. Hiram Slawter, In addition to homemade ice to 68; Seconds 64 to 66; Medium graduated "with distinction" cream, lunches will be served 58.50 to 62; Com . & Hvs. 54.50 to in Agronomy from Ohio State at Fellowship Hall during the 60; Culls 60 Down. Weekend all day Friday and University Friday. Baby Calves 50 to 112,50, Saturday. Reedsville '34,999.40 in News, Notes damages asked ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, JUNE 17 Hanes . ' Stop in the busy mens department 1st floor -let us help you select Hanes Underwear for Father's Day giving. 'l ELBERFELDS IN ME ROY TEN CENTS estzmate IT'S FROG WEEK - Frogs are "in" this week as the bend braces itself for ano.ner Big Bend Regatta Weekend and its accompanying frog activities. Mrs. Fa ye Manley of Middleport is 11 in" with her 20 by 15-i.nch pottery frog replica, a gift from Art Hess five ye<:~rs ago . " Bob~ by '', the frog, occupies a year-round position near the television set of the Manley horne . Erosion of the Middleport sewage lagoon is " important and serious " i.o the extent of approximately $250,000 in needed repair, it was reported Monday night to Middleport village council in a regular session. A letter from Robert Hever, an engineer with the Floyd G. Browne and Associates firm , was read indicating that erosion is a serious threat to the lagoon which lies along the Ohio River below Hobson . He suggested that a rip rap meUtod of repair be carried out at a cost of about $250,000. Meigs · County Engineer Walter Buehl also met with council to discuss the same problem, specifically the danger of the wall giving away, with the contents of the lagoon • emptying into the river as a result. lt was reported that piling is being driven atthe s ite upon the recommendallon of the engineer. Prospects of some federal aid in helping save the la goon were discussed, but th e villa ge ha s been give n little e ncouragement in that direction . Council suspended rules and gave three readings to two ordinances recommended by the community 's board of public Affairs The first provides that servi ce stations must pay a $35 deposit with the board to insure sewage and water bills are paid . This is in ins tan ces when the operat or of the station do es not own the property. The sec ond ordinance provides that anyone ' tampering with water service lines, meters , curb boxes or . ' The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce acted Monday to clarify apparent confusion over two dances to be held during "Regatta Weekend" • beginning Friday. In a business meeting following lunch at the Meigs Inn, it was pointed out that the Regatta will open with a parade from Middleport to Pomeroy, non-stop. Following the parade a talent show will be staged at Meigs Junior High in Middleport at 8:30 p.m. with organ music by Mrs. Christine Guthrie, vocal music instructor at Migs High School. The Lowrey organ will. be furnished through the courtesy of John Brunicardi of the House of Music, Gallipolis and Athens. The Regatta .Queen will be crowned during the talent show. The crowning of the queen is set for 10 p.m. Also to be held Friday, beginDing at 10 p,m, will be a . "Regatta Boll" featuring I>ick Hawkins and "thai buneh" from Nashville, Tenn. The Regatta Ball is no way to . be confused with the fourth annual 11 Frog Ball" which will be held on Saturday night at the Pomeroy Junior High School. · ID other words there are to be two "Balls," one oo Friday night at the Pomeroy Juolor Hgh and another Saturday at the same location. The Frjday night ball is a new addition to Regatta activities, while the "Frog Ba11" has been staged for four years sponsored by the Jaycees. Jack Kerr, president, observed that more interest in the parade has been shown this year than any other time. Kerr stated that this year's Regatta would no doubt be the largest ever to be held. Earl Ingels announced that entries for llie annual boat parade are needed. The parade will be Saturday at 12:30 p.m. and the route will be upriver from Middleport to Pomeroy. Trophies will be awarded to first, second and third place boats in the classes of Best Theme (A Good Place to Be in '73), Most Unusually Decorated and Best Decorated with a Frog Theme. Entries will be accepted no later than Wednesday and should be sent to Earllngles, at the Meigs County Branch of the Athens County Savings and Loan, 296 W. 2nd St., Pomeroy, Ohio. The casting derby will be held Saturday with orientation to be held at the Parish House at the Episcopal Church at 10 a.m. for youngster.< 16 years of age and younger . The derby lakes place at the Pomeroy Tennis Courts at 10:30 a.m , Boat races will have nine races with prizes of $50, i:Jo and $20 for first, secood and third place respectively for each race , a total of $900. ' HOUSTON-SKYLAB'S REI AXED astronauts turned their cameras toward Pittsburgh and the·waahington-Baltimore area today to monitor urban sprawl from the " big picture " vantage of space. One flight plan for Charles " Pete " Conrad, ~oseph P. Kerwin and Paul J , Weitz was the busiest yet prepared for tlle space station crew and concentrates on sun w~tching and t Continued on Page 10) ' Chamber members '!>l!"d owners of riverbank property to see that weeds are cut before Regatta weekend . The senior citizens are sponsoring the flea market and request more displays, it was re·ported . They are also sponsoring a crafts fair . Tickets to the Friday night Ball may be purchasl!d at New York . Clothing House, Pomeroy, Village Pharmacy, Middleport, WMPO Radio, and the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce office located on the ground floor of the Pomeroy Courthouse. Tickets to the Frog Ball may be purchased ,at Nelson's Drug Store, New York Clothing House, Swisher Lohse Drugs, Athens County Savings and Loan , Meigs County Branch, Village Pharmacy, any Meigs County Jaycee member and the Pomeroy Chamber office. Attending the noon - luncheon were Kerr, Walter Grueser, John Kerr, John Koebel , Don Thomas, Richard Poulin, Ralph Werry , Richard FOURTH BALL The fourth annual "Frog Ball" will be held at the Pomeroy Junior · High Auditorium Saturday, June 16 from 10 p. m. to 2 a , m, Musie will be provided by "Water Wheel." Tickets are $3 each or $5 per couple and may be purchased at Nelson's Drug Store, New York Clothing House, Swisher and Lohse Drugs, and .Athens County Savings and Loap, Meigs County Branch, Pomeroy, Village Pharmacy, · Middleport, any Meigs County Jaycee member and the Pomeroy Chamber ol Commerce office located on the ground floor ol the Meigs County Court House. Chambers , Ferman Moore, Dale Warner, Fred Crow, Earl lnge(.,, N. W. Compton, Bob Jacobs, Bill Grueser, John Fultz, Jim Mee s Carolyn Thomas, secretary, Beulah Jones and Katie Crow. . raise d by goverrunent officials . One : Did the oil companies create the fuel crisL<! or instead is the public at fault for not heeding the oil industry 's warnings that the shortage was coming ? Second : Should the country sacrifice standards for a clean environment to ease the shortage' Florida Assistant Attorney General DanielS. Dearing said the power crisis is a plot by big oil firms to discredit environmentalists and eliminate competition. He promised the state would sue the oil companies on those grounds, alleging violation .of federal antitrust laws . "They hope to overcome the objections of the environmentalists to exploration in the Gulf by exci ling everybody with , I his crisis atmosphere that they promote," Dearing said. "We don't believe there is an energy crisis at all. There may be a shorage brought on by the rising demand for fuel, but we don't think there 's anything near a crisis, and we don't think people ought to put much .stock in a crisis.' ' Scoffs at Charge . meoded that the ' recreation commi ttee apply for some nf the revenue sharing funds for the community park. A request for $3,000 from the revenue sha ring funds was received from the village cemetery trustees, to be used to upgrade roads in Middleport Hill and Rive rview Ce meteries . The reques t was referred to the coun cil's Cemetery committee. Necessary papers for the right or way needed from property owners before the widening of Page St. can take place ~ere received and will be turned over to Village Solicitor Bernard Fultz who will secure needed s igna·tures. The widening of the street was planned several years ago by the· state from Sta te issue I funds . Council approved a first readin g o[ a n ordinan ce provtding for the abandoning of an alley bepind the Ohio Valley Lumber Co. in lower Middleport . If the alley is abandoned , the company· plans to improve its structures . Allen Lee King discussed special matters with council including community . pa rk matters, such as light, for night activities. He call ed attention to a "drop off" along the edge of Park St. which he said is dangerous to motorists and to c hildren re iding Continued on Page 10 appointed The appointments of 12 Bradbury Elementary . Jennifer Butc her, teachers; Resignations were accepte:d Chris Wilson, Sherry Williams, persons to teaching positions were confirmed by the Meigs from Phyllis Miller, Junior Paulette Leache , Joyce Hall, Local Board of Education High School Special Education aides; Mrs . George Pierce,. Monday evening. teacher; Muriel Foley , Mrs. Bego, Sherry Williams, Appointed were Rita Ball elementary teacher , who is Anna Aeiker, Marjorie Lewis, high school B.O.E . retiring; Anna Welsh, high Manuel, Linda Hubbard and teacher; Kathleen Scott, half- school teacher; Kim Bruno, Mary Jane Arms, drivers; time remedial reading elementary teacher ; Linda Randy Snyder, custodian, and teacher; J e raldine Payne Hunter, eleinent.ary teacher; Phyllis English and Iva See, Samples elementary teacher ; Richard Sweet, junior high cooks. Aaron Sayre, Vocational school football coach who will Rutland Ce nter, Kenda Agriculture teacher, effective remain as a teacher ; Terry Chaney and Charise Porter, June 15; Catherine Haggerty, Garten, custodian , and teachers ; May Morrison and elementary teacher ; James · Frances Triplett, cook . Sue Vance, aides; Wanda Butcher a ssistant varsity Base bids for milk from Vining, Reva Patterson, and basketball c oach ; Ronald Valley Bell and Broughton Sharon Black, drivers; Mae Logan, health and physical Dairies were read, but a Christian, custodian and Alma edu cation tea Cher , reserve decision was withheld until Beller, cook . basketball coach, an·d Junior July . Resolutions were made to High sChool football coach ; Salem Center, Olive Page, Harold Sauer , full time guid- advertise £or a budget hearing, teacher; Evelyn Davis, aide; ance; Winifred Naas , gasoline oil and antifreeze, Phyllis Dugan and Martha elementary tea<:her; Robin tires, and insurance for Hicks; drivers; Evelyn Davis, Wendy Sc hmidt , special vehicles at the July meeting. custodian, and Minnie Thorn education teacher ; Janice Ann ·The board approved a one ton, cook . Savchak, elementary teacher, year leave of absence Harrisonvill e Center, and Sandra Peters, elemenlary £or Betty Fultz to fur - Margaret Ella Lewis, teacher; teacher . ther her edu cation and Esther Scragg, aide; Esther A revised salary schedule continuation of the dress Scragg, Alberta Loftis, and was adopted which included a code as it is presenUy written . Gloria Riggs, drivers ; Gloria $200 provis ion for · the The following appointments Riggs, custodian, and Avis organization and supervision of were made for the MeiMS Bailey, cook. the school safety patrol and County Head Start Program : Salisbury Center, Vinas Lee $100for travel between any of Middleport Center, .and Ed Bartels, tea c hers; the following, Porperoy Stephanie Nemiec, Donna Wilma Smith and Barbara Elementary, Middleport Chadwell, Rose Ann Jenkins, Phillips, aides; Wilma Smith, Elementary, Junior High School , Senior High School, Salisbury Elementary, and Joan Greathouse,_ Mrs. Jack King, Mrs. Phillips, drivers ; Mrs. King, custodian , and Florence Barrett, cook. Director is ,John Arnott, social worker is Harold Sauer, social worker aide is Pam Crow, nurse Is J..eona Cleland, bookkeeper Is L, W. McComas, secretary is Marilyn Meiner, and speech therapist is Joan · Brown. In additional actions the board agreed to send a letter of thanks to Salisbury Elementary parents who contributed their work to paint the •chool. It was also agreed to send a le tier of coirunenda tion to all retiring teachers . in the district. Attending were board members Frank W. Porter, Don Mullen, Carol Pierce, and Virgil King; Supt. George Hargraves, Clerk Lee McComas, John Arnott, director of the Head Start Program, and Richard Pickens, representative of Valley Bell. The board set its July board meeting for July 16 Instead of the regularly scheduled July 9. First·state • TTWney coming Agnew\rejected, to ·libraries Costs of energy rising United Press IQternatlonal The price of crude oil waJi.o raised in four states Monday ,-~· and the State of Florida accus ed big petroleum firms of crea ling the fuel shortage just to drive prices up . Elsewhere, Kansas farmers were in doubt whether they had enough gasoline to complete their wheat harvest, power companies in the Northeast reduced·output by 8 per cent in the midst of a record heat wave , one senator said laying the Alaskan oil pipieline would ease the problem, and the Libyan governm~ nt took over a U.S , oil company and c alled it a punitive action . Shell Oil Co. meanwhile posted a price increase of- 35 cents per barrel for crude oil in Texas, Louisiana, Montana and North Dakota, Citing a need to retain its existing level of fuel supplies, In Fort Worth, Tex., Champlin Petroleum Co. announced · it is increasing its posted price for Oklahoma sweet crude oil by 45 cents per barrel , to $4.30, effective Immediately. Two Question• Raised Tw o big__QUPStions were other water department equipment can be prosecuted . Coun cil approved the May report of Mayor J ohn Zerkle showing receipts of $3,2\15.40 in fines and fees and $!59 in merchant police collec tions for a total of $3,364.40. A letter wa s read from the Bureau of Workmen's Compensation s tating that a claim filed by Raymond Frazier against llie village has been denied . Mayor Zerkle asked that the building committee di scuss what should be ' done to improve the outside or village hall. it was voted to install a second street light at the marina , and Councilman Richard Vaughan recom- T each ers Weekend Balls clarified By United Press International COLUMBUS - A SENATE Finance subcommittee was to meet again today in an attempt to come to grips with almos t three-jlozen last-minute prop.osed changes in the state budget alterations which could jeopardize Senate passage of the $9.9 billion spending document by end of this week. "it doesn't look very good," conceded Sen. Max H. Dennis, R-Wilmington, subcommittee chairman, after his five-man panel wrestled for three boors with the latest version of the budget Monday night. Senate Republicans last week had written up a series of changes for their three subcommittee members to push into the budget, including $97.1 milliQn worth of agency cuts, $73.8 million worth of agency increases, and $60.2 million worth of tax relief . T Shirts. Briefs Med, length briefs union suits . athletic shirts- athletic shorts in gripper and boxerstyles, and Sumla y here • . See the comp lete selection of Hanes Underwear. .t he ideal Father's Day gift. Friday, Saturday a oon reparr cost I you'll find a complete selection of sizes from the very ' ' smallest size up to size 56 , PHON E 992·2156 R egaUa Weekend • Mason ·teachers complaining Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday Discharges- Rose Moler, Charles Kitchen, . Ronald Bostick, Rhonda Smith, BEnER VALUES ARE BAKER tried. a civiJ s ui t in May and released Cox wants this provis ion ,last week, Haldema n blamed written in to an ord er whic h Dea n for kee ping the Pres ident Sirica is expected to sign in the dark about the extent of TUesday providin g that the White House involvement in Senate testimony of Magruder Watergate . and Dean could not be used But over the weekend, Dea n aga inst them a t a tri al. was indirectly quoted making However , at a hearing last cha r ges again s t Halde ma n. Thursday , Sirica indi cated he Dea n's comments reportedly was not inclined to close the were made in a May 3 official hearings to nationwide televi- interview hetween Dean and sion. Sen. Lowell P . Weicker , RIn New York, where Stans is Conn ., a m e mbe r of th e wtder indictment with former Watergate committee . Att or ney Ge ne ral John N. Mitchell in connection with a $200,000 campaign contribution by financier Robert Vesco, a nothe r federa l judge last week refused to delay Stans' PT. PLEASANT - Charges committee appearance , which that seven of eight tea chers hi s lawyers s aid would jeopardize the fairness of his were in effect dismi ssed were trial. However, this still leaves made Friday night in a special Stans free to decline to testify meeting of the Mason County on grounds of possible self· Board of Education stipulated as a public hearing. incrimir"ltion. Board pres ident Harry The committee is expected to Siders said that seven teachers sc he dule three days of hearings weekly for the rest of out of eight coming to his home this mcnth. No time has been in two separate groups said announced for hearing from they had either been recom- I But in Tulsa , Okla ., W. Tim othy Dowd, e xecutiv e secretary of the Interstate Oil Compa ct Conunission, a Texas government agency, scolfed at argume nts the crisis wa s contrived by the oil industry. " When they find out they can't drive their cars to work or that trucks can 't deliver food to cities, then the public is going to say that argument is ,, Do d 'd H nonsense, w sal · e recommended easing environmental restrictions and using lower grade crude. §en . Sam Nunn, D-Ga ., advocated building the controvers ial Alaskan pipeline to help relieve the problem, a move opposed by environrnen. ·tat'ists because of the ecological problems the pipe 'could create in the Alaskan wilderness. "The problem facing us is that we 're only 6 per cent of the world's population but we're . using 33 per cent of the world's energ y" Nunn said · He added that even if the pipeline were built "it will only be a dent in the problem- not a solution." (Continued on Page 10) probe going on committee will continue to perform its duty fairly and fully with a view toward informing the Senate and the American people with re spect preparl!d today to exteod its to what the truth Is." probe of the century ·~ sreatest Stans to be Called Today The seven-member corrunitpo li tical scandal by grilling one tce planned to call as a witness of President Nixon' s chief campaign aides. today Maurice H. Stans, the Sen. Sam J , Ervin Jr ., the former Commerce secretary, committee chairman, late F'ri- who directed Nixon's camday lL.Od a biblical quote to paign fuod raising in 1972. . 11y turn as1.de the v1ce . qute stans is under indictment in preside nt 's suggestion in a St. !Coutinued on Page 10) Louis speech earlier Friday th at the Senate hearl'ng s be defer red until the special MILLER COMING Watergate prosecutor has a Congressman Clareo~e chance to develop his case. Miller will meet with "The King James version of Pomeroy and Middleport the Bible says •a soft answer village ofli<lals and turns ~way wrath , ' while .representatives of lhe U, S. grevious words stir up anger, "' Corps of Engineer& at 9:45 a, Ervin said in confirming the m, Sunday to discuss river hearings would continue this erosion problems. The morning as scheduled. meeting will be beld al the · e "f d g t th e v1c eep1y re re Zerkle Trucking Co. office in president does not a ppro ve or Mldd_Jeporl, according to the activities of th e commitWASHINGTON (UP! ) - Hejecting Spiro Agnew's view that it was like ly "to muddy the waters of justice, " the Senate Watergat e · Committe e tee ," the North Carolina Democra 1 a dd ed . "Not:wl'th standing his disapprova l, the Meigs_County Prosecutor Bernard Fultz, The Ohio Valley area Wednesday will be awarded the first payment for the initia· ion of the fir st Area Library Service Organization in Ohio. Joseph F . Shubert, state librarian, will present the check to Ms. Emelyne Reed, president of OVAI~ALSO , in Chillicothe. Pomeroy and Middleport Public Libraries are among the 1'2 libraries participating in the · Area Library Service Organization in Southeastern Ohi o. Through the area-wide .library organization, a special. · staff will be provided as well as additional money for book and other material purchases in the several areas of libra r y collection development. This is the first such organi za tion that will be funded through state money in Ohio. In the past The Ohio Valley Area Libra r ies have participated · in projects funded with federal money similar to' the one to be carried out now . With the elimination of federal money for public libraries, it is necessary for state money to replace these library services. , ' l'he Ohio Valley Area • Li'>rarles located in Wellston is directed by Jerry Grimm, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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