http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9f4f1f0733ad123dd3a4ddb43ad751d8.pdf 25f1eaf5d9ed53355eb17daadb1e5435 PDF Text Text ' 10 - The Dally Sentmel,Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Tuesda}, March 19, 1974 "Maybe a Little Streaking from Here to Here Would Help My Image, Too, Henry!" Inflation worse,·then better WASHINGTON (UP)) S1xty two economists , m· eluding some of the natiOn's leadtng professtonal forecasters, beheve mflahon will "get worse rather than better, especially m the very near future," two economic research groups reported today The economiSts also beheved the natton 's outpot of goods and servtces (GNP) would decline shghtly m the frrst half of 1974 The Tr1.County Commumty Concert Assoctalwn 1s offenng m terms of constant dollars an unu sual the forecasters have grown somewhat more pesstmtsttc smce the prevtous survey ( m December, 1973) when thetr medtan predtctwns mcluded a nse m 1974 of 1 I per results were bonus to new as!WClatwn th1s season announced by the Amertcan "Songs by SIX " a delightful Statistical Association w1th and refreshing group of }oung headquarters m Washmgton swgers, will be the fmal ofand the Nattonal Bureau of fer~n g of the 1973-74 local Economic Research, based m . concer t season a t Bp m fhurs- New York ' ' The day m the Calha Academv ant 1 c 1 p a ted An} prospective new member wiShing to subscribe to the association's series next fall and wmter may buy their season membership at the door Thursday e>emng and attend that concert as a spee13l bonus Memberships are pnced al $10 for an adult, $5 for a full lime student through college age, and $30 for a fam1ly membership Thts year, for the first lime, the assoc1ahon ts offenng a spectal rate of $5 for cent members of area semor cttizen orgamzalwns 1Membership ca rd s md1catmg m embership m a spect[tc orgamzatton must be shown at lhe door to obtam th1s spec1al rate) Adrmsswn to the concerts are by membership only - no l1ckels are sold at the door for any asks $125 million been ftled agrunst McDonnell Douglas Corp , makers of the DCJO JCtlmer m which 346 persons were killed near Parts March 3 The wrongful death class acllon sutt was brought by Jaw firms m lns Angeles, New York Ctty and Washmgton, DC The swt was ftled on behalf of Edith Mary Hope, and her late husband, FranciS Michael Hope, Paris correspondent of the lnndon Observer, who was killed when the Turk1sh Airlines Paris-to-lnndon flight crashed shortly after takeoff The sutt filed m U S. District Court here also sought to represent 334 other persons STEEL TGE MINERS' RUBBER BOOTS •19.99 heritage house "Your Thom MeAn Store M1dd leporl, 0 . tndJvldUal concert Membership m the TCCCA also enables our members to attend concerts presented by netghbortng associations throughout the area, usuall} some 30 swnary Concert Assoctcthon cannot The Charles ton , W Va , make 11s fmal chmce for the Mus1c Assn , wh1ch shares next concert season unhl the reclproclly with the local close of the annual fall assoctatJon , has announced 1ts membership campaign , but forlhcommg senes, wh1ch wlll three outslandmg attractwns mclude the folio~< mg Andre ( a chamber orchestra, a Jazz Prevm and the Pltt,burgh quartet and a folk duo) are Symphony, Metropolitan und er constderatlon InOpera star Mary Costa, the formatiOn about these selecSovte t Georgtan Dancers and twns w.II be avatlable at the the Tb1hsl Polyphomc Chmr door Thursday evemng concerts , 'PAPPY" HARRIS of New Boston, Ohio, n ght, and Edgar Yen In wagen, vete1ans of World War II and both JOHN WilL, left, was the first World War II veteran to recetve a life membessh1p m Dre" Webster Post 39, American Legwn, at the post's annual btrlhday party Charles Swatzel, fmance officer, made the presenlat10n The memberships have been giVen all World War I veterans and wtll now be gtven to past commanders of the post The Trt-Counlv Commumty Your hospital reports ... ·..· '• "' ,. killed '· "A class actwn wtll be ·: supertor to any other available ;:; method for the farr and ef- :·: hctent adjudtcatwn of the cuntroversy as to liability of the defendant," said the sutt, whtch demands a Jury lrtal ''There will be one cuncen!rated mvesllgation, prepara!ton and cuurse of disclosuredtscovery by highly ext li perienced hligalton neg gence The smt ctted a cargo door failure of DCIO arrcraft opera!ed by Amertcan Airllnes Inc' over Wmdsor, Ont , on June !2, ;:. 1972, causmg an emergency ·;! and loss of cuntrol due to loes of ~:: pressurtzation which nearly ::: resulted m a crash, as fitting :;: the same pattern as the cause ;:; of the French crash ;:; In the brtef, the plamtiffs ask for $1 mtllton in general ·;; damages, plus funeral and ~ btmal expenses "Also," the smt srud, "under ;~ the damages law of France, ;:; plamtiffshave suffered pecwu- ~ ary loss ..and moral damages, ;:; mcludmg damages resultmg :;; from gnef" ;~; The smt estunated damages :;. c:~::.:f~. t J ~~th~~~t':~ W,~l By Hugh p K~rkel Executive VIce PreSident Holzer Medical Center Holzer Medical Center provides two very Important tests to ass!sl our Medical Staff m makmg a d1agnos 1s They are the "electroencephalogram," called m stmpler terms, EEG, and the enltre EEG recordmg about 15 mmutes to hook up the eqmpment, then approximately 3li mmutes to run the test Durmg lhe lest, you must he perfectly slill , m fact , you're enco,!ll'aged to go to sleep, whtch often IS easy to do because of only two hours sleep permttled the mght "electrocardiOg ram. n before more often referred to as an ECG First, let's talk about the EEG, .vhlch IS a recordmg of the electrtcal activity of the bram, known as bram waves, for d1agnosllc purposes If you rece tve a head mJury or have symptoms that cannot be tmmedtately dtagnosed, your phys1ctan may prescrtbe an l:EG to be taken You feel absolutely no pam and no sensalwn durtng the test, and 1t 1s completely harmless When you're an outpatient, commg lo the EEG Laboratory from your home, you are gtven a list of mstructwns to follow precedmg the test If you're over age 14 you're told to wash your ha1r the mght before the test, dry 1t but leave 1t completely natural; go to bed at 12 m•dmght, then get up at 2 a m and stay up unhl the lime of your appomtment at the hospttal' drmk no coffee, tea, coke or other st•mulant , however, breakfast 1s per mttted butnoshmulallngbeveragessuch as coffee Precedmg the EEG, you're asked to fiJI out a one page pre-test htstory , answertng questwns that relate to any symptoms or problems that you 're havmg, m addtlton to your age and other vttal mformatwn Then, stlhng in a chatr' an open woven rubber cap Wllh a chm strap 18 placed on your head Seventeen small electrode clamps that have been dampened m a bakmg soda and water solulton are 'placed externally on your scalp and held m place by the rubber cap The soda and water on the clamps prevents outstde electrtcal mterference durmg the test One end of a wtre IS attached to the top of each clamp, Wllh the other end connected to the EEG machme As the pallent, you must lie down on your back for the test. When the machme ts turned on, 1t records and charts on paper the pattern of eleclrtcal waves m A palient under age 4 ts sedated for the test, If between ages 4 and 7, four to five hours sleep IS allowed the mght before; between ages 8 and 11, three to four hours sleep, and ages 11 to 12, three hours sleep the mght before the EEG IS reqmred When a patten! IS In the hosptlal, sleepmg and ealtng are eas1ly controlled by the Nursmg Staff durmg the mght precedmg the test The second test we referred lo 1s an "electrocardiOgram," or ECG, whtch ts the recordmg of electrtcal activtllty assoctated w1th the phys•cal acttvlly of the heart onto heal-senslhve paper No preparatiOn 1s necessary for a palient who IS to have an ECG, whtch ts qutle dtfferent from that requtred for lhe EEG we JUst descrtbed If the doctor prescrtbes an ECG for you, JUSt go mto the ECG Laboratory at the ttme of your appomtment You may either he on your back for the test or bema parltal sttlmg postlion If you have any breathmg problems Mmst pads are put on your arms and legs, one for each, and held m place by a plashc clamp A strap ts fastened around your c_Mst to ptck up the voltage of your heart :lfe electrode that 1s placed on your chest ts moved around tostxspectftcareasofyourchestmorder to more accurately recogmze any mdtcatwns of ctrculatory deftctenctes or heart muscle problems The ECG ts also painless, harmless, takes only about ten mmutes to record, and can be read and mterpreted at any time ECG's are extremely valuable m asstslmg your phystctan to determme the presence or absence of heart dtsorcers The Supervtsor of the EEG and ECG, testmg laboratory IS Leon Sldlhngs, asststed by a staff of stx people Holzer Medtcal Center has a staff sktlled m the operatwn of these advanced and unportant pteces of electromc equtpment, makmg available for our paltents these VOL XXV NO 237 - - - - -- -- - · - - ,-; ~~ •. ~~ "' :;:, l~ j~ ~~ :;; ~ ·:>. 1 ~ ;:~ t, ~< ;:: ~; ::>. » $~ 1 ili~ ::~ ~~ ;::: ~ ?J :;:: ;:;: :1:~ :;:; ;~; j:i !?.: ·:< 1'~ {l resulted when two names once Whatever your bankmg needs, you'll find us ready and able to serve you Passbook and Cert1f1cate Savings, Loans ot all types, Safe Depos1t Boxes, Check1ng Accounts, Cash1er's ~hecks. Money Orders - whatever you want m bankmg you'll fmd 11 at our bank! Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Olga Lewts, Clifton , Chnstine Branham, Pomeroy; WALK-UP TELLI:R WINDOW AND AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN FRI. EVENINGS5To7PM. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE PITTSBURGH liibens /iaHonal TJ Vmton, Mark Batley, Truneda Bragg, Vmton ; Martm Cunmngham, Racme; Marlm Rtfe, Cheshtre; James Kmg , Mtddleport, Edward Wtllett, New Haven; policemen Ruby Schultz, Langsvtlle. It was reported that there DISCHARGED - Thomas lttve been 18 known tires Sarver, Sr , lnwell Collins, punctured al the bowhng June Well , Edtlh McCoy, center last week Raymond Kenneth Wolfe. Jewell asked that the vandalism be curbed Council also - Set March 19 as the <ttme for a spectal meelt~g to set the Tomght, Wed , Thurs levy for the next ftscal year, March 19 20 21 - Agreed to a Spring CleanNOT OPEN Up program set up by Mayor AlJ<inSOn MEIGS THEATRE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation entered Taylor's name In turn, Mayor Ira Atkmson sublllltled the name of Betty Ltsh to ftll the vacancy and this too came out m a 3-3 tie Votmg for the appomtment of Mrs Lish were Mayor Atkmson, Reynolds and Roach They diSSented on the malton mvolvmg Taylor Capehart moved to employ Rtchard Ohlinger, a former Mason Pollee Chtef, to !til duties of a second policeman after cotinc1l accepted the resignation of Kenneth Legg Foilowmg d1scusston, copnctl agreed to table the motion until further mformatwn could be gamed Also durmg d1scusston of pohce work, Capehart asked for clariftcation of police dulles and espectally whether or not policemen should check doors of busmess establishments and schools.lt was tbe consensus of council that doors should be checked regularly by N.IX0 n t en·mg T exas h IS • SI•de WASHINGTON (UP!) PrestdentNtxon took hts tell-1!to-the people campatgn to Texas today wtth expectatwns of a toughemng of h1s restslance lo congresstonal Impeachment proceedmgs or suggestwns of restgnation The Prestdent was flymg to Houston He wtll decorate three Amertcan astronauts who spent the longest time men have been m space, mspect preparatiOns for a JOint USSoviet earth orbtl proJect, and th en answer questions from members of the Natwnal Assoctalton of Broadcasters m a live televtston sesswn Whtte House sources satd Ntxon ts "gmng public" m defense of posstble tmpendmg impeaclmnent, tax evasuln and other charges agamst htm He flew to Chtcago last Frtday and then to Nashvtlle, Tenn , to pledge hts mnocence m the Watergate scandal He also bluntly told Europe that tl must cooperate m economtc and political mallets or face possible wtthdrawal of the Amencan mllitary and nuclear defense umbrella. Ntxon 1s presenllng ~~j m~~~~~~t:~~ ~~ ne~~a~;pe~~; Mrs. Grace E Woodyard, Rt 2, Albany, dted Monday the Holzer Medteal Center Mrs Woodyard was daughter of the late and Patience Reeves She was also m death by her husband, four s•sters and three brc>th••~ Survtvors wclude a Seldon, Newark, daughters, Mrs Ruth Athens; and Mrs, Paulir Zetgler, Albany , two Mrs Elza McCall, Albany Mrs Myrta Morrtson, AUlen etght grandchildren and great-grandchildren Funeral servtces will be at 3 p m Thursday at Ewmg Funeral Home wtth Rev. Paul G. Wtlliams ftctting Burtal Will be m Wells Cemetery Downmgton. Frtends may at the funeral home any tune. en tine PAULCASCI, Mtddleport,left, Ohto Department Gtft for the Yanks Who Gave Chairman, and David A Cropper, Commander of the Leg10n m Ohto, represented the state Amertcan LegiOn, at the mmual birthday part} of Drew Webster Post 39, Tuesday mghl at the post home Casc11s a member of the Pome10y post T1pton, Melody Wheatley, Charles Wh1te, Grace Woodyard (Births, March 17) Mr and Mrs Rodney Gtbeaut, a daughter, Racme. (Births, March 18) Mr. and Mrs. Alvm Hewing, a daughter, Rodney comnurtee to speed up mveshgatloll un .nformat10n tt now 55th birthday • IS celebrated b~fore the Nallonal Assoctahon of Broadcasters where he Will answer questwns Thts wtll be broadcast and televiSIOn at 8 p 111 EDT Whtte House strategtsts satd Ntxon wtll agam come out strong, as he dtd m Chicago, to WALTERS DIES proclatm hts mnocence of any Ronme Walters, Mi·ddlep<ltl wrongdmng m the Watergate was pronounced dead affatr and also press Congress arrtval at 9 11 P m Mo·nd~•i:< to resolve the tmpeaclmnent when the Emergency Squad was calleil ISS;:~ Prestdent IS spendmg to the home of Margaret the mght m Houston and Cooney, North Second Ave returmng to Washmgton body was taken to the E"•iniC Wednesday Funeral Home BY BOB HOEFI 1CH There was "somethmg for everybody" Tuesday mght when the 55th btrthday of th e Amertcan Legton was observed wtth a party at the Drew Webster Post 39 Home m Pomeroy The evenmg featured a dmner for mewber s and guests, presentatlon of awa1 ds , naming of the Legwnnn1re of v"'e Year, a speech by State '$fommander Dav1d A Croppe1 of Portsmouth, and a spectal segment m which post mem· bers appeared as famous actresses of stage, screen and TV. Don Hunnel, Korean veteran who has been acllve wtth the post's baseball progrrun and IS a pas t corrunander , \HIS presented the Legwnnau e of the Year award by Russell Moore Recetvmg membership pms were Rtchard Vaughan, Kenneth Harrts, Don Whale}, Rod Karr and Edgar Van lnwagen, bronze stars for frve or has m hand on Waterga te and resolve th e 1ssue mare members, Raymond Jewell and James G1lm01 e for 10 or more , s•lve1 sta rs, Don Hunn el, Leonard Je\\ell, Charles Swatzel, George Nesselroad, for 2.5 or more, gold stars, and a spec1al 'go getter" award for 26 members or more went to Hunn cl, Nesselroad and Paul CaSC1, 11ho presented the a11a rds Case! emerged as champwn 111 the membersh1p achVIhes of the post Mrs Carne Neutzlmg, Amerlcamsm chatrwoman of U1 e auxrhary ) announced "nme1 s of an essa y contest 11h1ch she conducted at the Mmgs H1gh School on, 'What Amenca Means to Me " Jud ges we re Mrs Arnold Richards und the Rev Btll Per nn Wmners mtroduced wer e D1ana Carsey, ftr.st place, $3> pme, John Lehew , second place, $25 prize, and Ketlh Little, th1rd place, $20 pliZe. E1ghth Dt st rt c t Amencam:;;m Chau mHJJ Frank (Con linucd on page 16 1 , . . :· ,.,, .., _, ;: ;· · ,,,.,. ,. ,., , . Jl ,ews.. in Briefs~ <' fi\'1:'~·='· ~-·:;:;:;- w .., ' ,.,.. ·>:·:·:. : ··:, \ Get on the ball wtth thi~ fin~ Jacket made of nylon- style as pictured. S1zes 6 to 20. Moms wont stnke out on washday w1th this washable nylon ctre z1p front Jacket - solid colors with candy stnpe knit bottom and cuffs. 2 zip pockets and a self collar. Mens and Boys Department, 1st Floor Elberfelds In Pomeroy stan 'Dragg mg on Watergate He satd of h1s m1sswn as drags down Amen ca,'' Nixon clnef executive that 11 would declared In a na\ionally tele"'""d, hour-long question -and-answer sesswn befo1 e a generally fnend ly aud~ence of broadeast ta ke com age to stand and f!gl1t and do the JOb vou've been elected to do And he smd he w 1s gomg to do JUS! thai Ntxon scheduled a lnp to the Amertcans nught share the nearby L} ndon B .Johnson senliments Buckley vo1ced that Space Center today to deem ale he res1gn and get the counlr) ilrnel lCa 's llu cc• newest Sky lab out of the "Watergate swamp ' astronauts for theu longest Without judgm g gu1lt or cvrr rmsswn 111 sp.H c hy mmt mnocence, Buckle)' sa 1d, the and 1evtev. plans for a JOin t 11 e'!dent should r es1gn as ' an lJ S -Sovtd e<J tlll nr!J tt mtsswn ex traor dm ary act o[ next ycdt It was the Pr es tdent 's thud statesmanship and courage " execut1ves Ntxon smd many Nixon Adamant tn p mlo the counll ) s m tdsec TEN Cr NTS PHONE 992 2156 ' liOn 111 five d.1ys A"les smd he w,ts dele! mmed to go public" m hopes of bluntmg the nght of self-defense ' Throughout the sesswn the crowd was generally on the congt esswnal unpeachrnent spectre nf ' a new sense of dtt ve and neutra ll zmg the tsol:~ llum sm ' 111 the Umted Wutetl;ate sca ndal SU1tes W"lc Ranging Talk - Sa 1d AmetJca n farmers In the WHle t angmg sessiOn, ' never had 1t so good, and we th e P1 estdent want to keep 1l tillS way Announced tlJ.l l the end of beca use the frume1s men't llll' A1a b 011 Clnb,Hgo should gomg to produce unless they bnug steadt ly dtuHnt sh lll g get .l. good pra:e ' lmes at the gas pulllpS l'orgel - Spar red Wilh repo1 ters abo ut compulsory gasolme c1bout hts relnttans with the rat10mng Servtct• statwns wtll pt css, suymg the Prcstdent open agm n on Su tHLl ys - should !1 eat the merlia JUSt as stm tmf{ Uu s wcckC'nd fau ly as the pi ess !!Cats hun - Chtded the nmc l•:uropcan and " the PI esadent hRs the Prestdent's s tde fh e\ ap plauded some of tl1e tough questions on Watergate They also hand clapped rnan1 of Nixon's rephes Pledges Fight 111 pledgmg he would chg 1n to f1ght fo r h1s off1re, N!Kor. " lid a re>s1gnatwn would mean that evet y future Prestdent "ioulti presule over a weak gov •·t nment Tite Umt ed St8 1Ps 111d the free \~o dd fl l-'ctl .1 s\ 1 u n ~-: Pres1dent not a Pn sHIPnt \\ l tu W ill resign wh~ Tl C\ ( r \1 1• pul ls are down ' Everybody in Bicentennial act;fi3D~i:~~::r~:I County Sibley Slaek and M1 s Jeanm e ntght Ill the medmg a t tl1c gamzatwn s "'" b~ mv1ted to Bowen \HIS ;;~ pp omted to lmttc: Museum 111 Po mer O) the orgamzahons to undertake cl com mt ssw n vo lctl tu t~sk sUitable p1 OJeCl lo mal k the D11 1gllt Mutchler of lllhens to 2001h birlhd,!y of the nat1 on do ._1 ( mnrnemm attH clt .m mg I'hc commJsswn m.Jy awc1rd or p,untmg m ('OilJUnr twn \\ Ill! ce1tJftcates to g ro up ~ n l11 rh Llle b1 <. cnt~.:m t l t~l P.~uhnc compl ete a prOJecl Ut hu Atkms .llld (' n l r)! Til SOn Wt ll persons Will be added to tlw t,l]k tO tlt t' I , I IO IId il } comm1ttee dS th e work Iet ogntzt'LI a1 tt st '"' ''IJ 1, .J progt esses JW live of Ru tland A cmmmttee was olso ap l'he ('OllHlllSSIOrl dJ SlU ':iSed pomted to mve stJ g:1 te til e st ttm g up f• s pet~k ' h1 ue.w poss1ble restoratwn of th e of metnbr.Js '' tw v 11il (l ,~.; o h1 Chestc1 courthouse and other orga niZdl wn s to ht 11J academy " 1lh the mm kmg of thrm dectde what adwn '11 the lustm lca l s1te se t for Jul ) 4 be tak en to cl S~t st In Ui' this vear The Metgs r.uurt serV,In( e house IS the nldest m the stat<• (ontnbutwns fo1 opr·r 1r tl1g M1ke Gerlach 1s chan mau of the <.Onlllll SSIOil !C CC I V ~(] Ill that ~.:on uml h.! l\ and Leo Stm y dulle $1 5 ft orn the !{,Jun e wil l asSist hun Others will h<• !\mc1Jcdn Legwn Post $20 All OJ Me1gs ' do theu !lung ' for the Me1gs Cou nt) B1-Cente nn ~al Ob serv:mre the co unty b1 centenr1Jal comrntsston drctded Tuesday mgh t 1\ committee composed of C ~: Blakeslee, <ltatrman, and MIS Eli za beth Htlfe rty, Mrs SEOEI\'IS' <·ase given commission The Me1gs Count} Com mJssJonei s, rneetmg 1 uesday morn lrl g Ill theu offi ce, rece ived two representatives of the So uth easte rn Uhw Emergem;y Medtcal Se t v r ~.:es lSEOEMS ) D Kenneth Morga n and H1c libel explamed the medical serv ice's budget for the nex t named later In a th1rd actton Ut ken l.1 sl fisca l year In other ac tion on an ab~ brev1ated agenda, Bob McDonald of Ohto UmverSlty discussed county records for h1stonca l purposes He sa1d rec01 ds of htston ca l s1gm£tcancc wtll he domJted to f1(JITI the f eeney-B enrH tl A1111 rJ (;cl n L cgwn Post 111 ' Fines paid by • SIX S1x defendanl< were fmed Rutland " total of $175 <1ncl and a se\oenth wo~ s assessed cos ts on c h<~r ~es of rc s1stm g cos ts on ly hy Mtd rll eport f1rrest, d1sordf'l lv man ner .J JU! Mayot John Zcr kle J ut:sd ~ v assault up0n ~ [)Oitce uffJl:CT, the IJmverSl ty ~ttcndmg were mght · Walter E Ch.mey 18. Sh.>dr CommisSioners Hobei t Clark, Denc1l Ca rney , 54 Mmn oe and Drnms W Talley 22 Henry Well s and Warden M1ch , 11as f111ed $150 and costs Alb,my, both $5 and 'usts By United hess mternatlonal WASHINGTON - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA police sa1d Tuesday an unknown number of h1gh school bands across the United States mcludmg some from Oh10, have been mVIted to Washmgton m an apparent elaborate hoax for a non-<!x1stent event m May sponsored by a group tha~ doesn't extst Sgt Wilham F McGill of the Metropolitan Police Deparltnent sa 1d lllVilaltons and brochures contatnmg lists and places of events and mstructwns "e' e sent lo schools for an event called '"111e President's All-Arnertcan Fes!tval of Champions" McGill sa1d the bands were mvtted here by a group called the "Umted States Parade Assocmt10n ' He added, ' Some bands may be gear mg Up for a trip nere for a non-<!Xistent event sponsored by a group of which there 1s no reco1 d we can ftnd, " Satd McGill STYLE 2912 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1974 • HOUS I'ON (UPI) - DeclarIng that he w11l 'stand and fight" to preserve the office, President Ntxon Tuesday mght brushed as1de a plea that he re s1gn from a previOusly staunch Republican ally, Sen J<~mes L Buckle} of New York Ntxon also refused agam to rehnqu•sh 42 tapes the House Jud•cwr} Commtttee deems vtlal to 1ts Impeac hment mquu y Rut he Ul ged the II BOYS' BASEBALL JACKET Holzer Medical Center (Discharges Mareh 18) Shelly Allen, Larry Arthur, Rachel Clark, Betty Cooper, Lester Gtbbs, Randall Hawks, Mary Helton, Elwood Howard • James Howard, Barbara Jones, Ralph Leach, Suzanne Lewts, Kimball Mapes, VIVIan Maxey, Ethel McFadden, Sarah McGowen, Cora McManms, Brenda Meade, Anna Metzler, James Nelson, Carol Pierce, Ada Poulton, Todd Prtce, Jeanette Ramson • Cltrlslopher Rtltenhouse, DIXte Roush , Brenda jahsbury, Donald Thomas, Mrs Delden Storms and daughter, Donald Morr1s • zxon wz EIb f Id I p er e s n 0meroy - Employ Glen Bonecutter as dtspatcher for the town wtth the fire department and emergency squad sharmg the cost - Patd town btlls m the amount of $647 70 wtlh a balance of $1,274 44 and water btlls m the amount of $811 12 wtth a balance of $3,959 66 After a power btll was patd for hbrary of $8 64 the balance m Revenue Sharing funds Is $9,462 50 Thomas, to Apollo astronauts Joseph T Carr, Wllham Pogue and Dr Edward Gtbson for thetr marathon voyage m space He IS VISiting the Lyndon ll Johnson Space Center where U S astronauts and Sovlel cosmonauts wtll tram for a jmnt mtsston m 1975 Three Amertcans wtll fly a spacecraftto link m earth or btl with a two-man Russian shtp They w•ll work together on space rescue techniques Th e p restden 1 ts addressmg employes of the NatiOnal A d 1 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • <d~t!st~m~g~u~•s:he:d,.:se:rv;:•c~e:_:m~e=d~a~Js~---..;--------~a:rr:a~n~g:e:m:e:n~ts~a:r:e~be:m:g~=:i ':l • .. more were submttted Counctl voted 3-3 when Capehart, for a second time, ,, IJel!oled 1'o Tlw lnlt•t·esb Of The Meigs-Muson Area Filling council seat, police issue delayed Convenient one-slop full-service banking o b serv~mce 1 uesdi..i)' ntght at y ·~ :WS: : <~r!'<:..:~ ;£~:=: >.~ro:!~ ~ l ldl lr~ ~ ~.l l~os: >.: ~:s~ts;l l: :>.,;~o ~o~l l~ ~ ~ ro:l~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~'"'tl l~l lo ro:l~ :a~·~ ~ m~·~ ;cht<l ol !n~s!8al !nl !d!8v!8ai !:8U:1~b!8lei i 1PI I'~ ~' MAlsON - Much of Mason Town Counctl diScusston Monday evemng was on ftlling a counc1l seat and employmg another policeman, bul action was tabled The vacancy on counctl was created by the restgnallon of George Ray VanMatre Mollons to seat Fred Taylor and Jtm Lavender m earlier meetmgs met wtth defeat. Then m other attempts last mght to ftil the seat on the ftve' member counctl 3-3 ties surv tvm s of the Bataan Death March were on the spe.1k ~1 s platfm rn Harns, a muswtan, was credated w1th ket> pmv thP mm ale of Amertcan pri SOners up durmg theu mam months of confmelllent m the home tsla nds Commandc1 Gem gc Nesselroad at the annu~1l bn thdci} It lakes less than an hour for the be m excess o f l The bunk for all rebsons ... II I .I I I Ul !11UNEY Wil> ~I esemt'<l Lh e post by Mrs Grace P1 at! aux1harv prcs1dent, to Drew Webe,ter Post DON RUNNEL, left, accepted the Legwnna tre of the Yea1 trophy from Russell W Moore at Tuesday mght's b~rth day observance by Drew Webster Post 39 •• ' EEGand ECG Class action suit WS ANGELES (UPI) - A $125 millton damage sutt has before. Tire pl'OJCCtiOnS assumed an end to the Arab ml boycutt and a belief that monetary policy Will become more expan- H1gh School aud itoriUm sluggtslmess would be about hall that experienced m the very mild recessiOn of 1969-70," the groups srud In contrast to the 1973growth rate of 5 2 per cent, they satd the GNP ts expected to declme by SIX tenths of I per cent and one tenth of I per cent respecllvely m the frrst and secund quarters and then nse by SIX tenths of I per cent and nme tenths of I per cent m the thtrd and fourth quarters That would mean an overall riSe for the year of six tenths of I per "These estunates unply that "Greater pr1ce level Increases are expected m each quarter," the survey sa1d, "but the prevalent vtew IS sttll that mflat10n will be somewhat lower after mtdyear than Last concert is new member bonus and then riSe m the secund half reSidents of the area and to for a small overall gam for the others who hm e not been year members of th e concert The survey cen t," the report sa1d The economtsts expected the rate of tnflalion to mcrease by 7 per cent this year whereas three months ago they antiCipated a me of 5 9 per cent Ours and se ntenced to three days m jail on conv1ctton of dJ JVmg whtle mtoxtcated, Not man LOCAL TEMPS Evans, 36, J ong Bottom drew The temperature m down- an Identical sentence and was town Pomeroy tins mo1 nmg at fmed $10 and costs for not II a m "'" 45 degrees unde•· havmg an operator's li cense sunny sk1es Harold (Samrn} 1 L1tlle ~7 fa tltng to yie ld the rt ght uf way, VtrgHJid Ward 50, Wes l Columbta ~ 10 and costs , no operator's li ce nse and assessed costs only \'loBS Enunett W Ellis, 62, Chflon, for pe1 m1tlin g dnunhcen.sed dn\er to uper ate a motor vehicle Gt' l aid Powell publ1<.: Middl opm t .111d $211 f1 om Ill(' re la twn s chaunum of the Pmnt11 o) Nd ll onal B:lllk 1\ letter wus r ~~.ul fi VIII Prcccplot commtsswn, wi ll cont:.1 ct news· panersmtefet ence to, \\Cckly Bo la Jleta ( h o~ p i i'r nf B• 1.1 ( ul umn fJCilammg to1 bJ cen Stgma Pht Sorrut tv 111 lcnma l rna terra l The m tJcle 1 t:feJ ence to .t ( Jr:mup c cml ~ \\OUid appea r lLJdei d spec ta l pdl~ll 111 Pomeroy ft n , JS lle<J<hng ,llld ti tle agr r ed to \\1 tiP .1 leltPr to 1\ set uf bJ· I,,ws for the Pomcrov Vtllclgc toUil t: !l 111 commiSSIOn wt~ s appl oved Its -:uppo1 t of thl' ( dJI)p.u gn purpose wos estahhshPd to f~ .n l c Pnce \\.J S n.Jmed H ' deve lop and coor dn1<1te the m·w !epreseut rJt tve on th e ubserv a11ce of lhe 200th bu th{ IJtnllliS SJOn rr I)Jn I elwnon I wp M1s Eliz.1beth Hillrrly cia) of the notwn 1n Me1gs COIUi t) ' )J l esente(] tl1re~ s~1mple s of Kettlt 1-\sl!le\, as lustort an \•tterhe.1 d ~ designed by lle1 wll! keep 1 scr.1pbuok uf news· 111\Sb;HJd f0 1 tllf.~ ( mn!OJ SSHJFI On• \\d S selec ted ,md the rwpcr rllp ptn ~ s per t.urnng to the obseJ van ce 111 r1 permanent leti(•J hf·~H! wll l br. pr mted ft ee by Vernon w~ IJcr ' ( O! lllni ~S I I)I t ~· pe book \\hu~ h ta n be mem bt 1 It v. as report ed tlldl the Me1gs Co untv Pwner. r d!UI Ht sto tJcdl Soci ety h.J'i 1gtecd to p,Iy the cost or a post offllr box for the comm rssJOII m PomeJoj Ihe comm1ss ton 1s hoping to get Hox ' 1776 pr csc r v ~d is accepted g roup The restgnat10n of Mrs June Epple a, tl1e clerk of !he bo,!fd aed out on a U Jlllll lUII ty lJI t O\HtShlp, Or .:.ow1t} IPve l I he next meetmg f uuld hr The ! dri was ac~.:epted by the Eastern Local School D•slllct bourcl of In v spe( 1.11 ~(·ssHm •es set fm Ap11l 30 Mrs Tuesday mght Mrs Epple, who hart been hnntfeJ Shetc ls f hdtrm an , employed as clerk on a trw! pn•s1d ed educat1on basts, was to lwve stc1rt u l or1 Lustudy for questwrung and wc1e .u res ted e.1 rly tori 13 hy both }Ottths have confessed , Pumc1 ny Pollet' followtng '-' Clucf Webster smd l'he ch1ef hrcakmg ,md ente11ng al the w,1.., c.llh:d to the scene shor tl y ::~fte r tile mctden t Wlu t e hou ~e C;.J(e I' Ma111 St 1 he yquths gamed enh i;ti\Ce t e~.:: rrd gl Resignation tll sc ussed S{'V Nd l proJects that Teenagers confess B&E l\\ lJ JO( al trying to mee t cn11gn•• ron,Jl derndnds fur pl CSJdt>ntJ .d fll u ; ' but I must thmk not of mJ ~elf but of futute Presidents 'I m not gomg to do illl J t111ng and I'm not gmng to g JH > IJ P to any demands thdt I belJt' 1e w1ll \\Cdken the PresJdenc) I \\Ill not partJclp.1 te tn th e destr uctwn of the F1es tdt'IIC) of the United States v. ln lc [ .ml m offt ce " (Con linued on pa.~e 1G i \ <J ut ll s Po he e l'h1ef Jed Wcb,ter to the ca fe by p1ckmg the lock sa td th e ent1) o c u1r ~ on tile h on! door They stole red at 3 10 am an d $45 36m cash and $16 10 worth that b} 3 26 one suspect of alcoholic beverages Both had been appl ehemled !I hr~ vc been ..wrned over to seconrl. suspe<t \HIS tdken mto )uvemle autbor1trcs he1 JOb on Ap1111, workmg w1lh long.tune clerk Cr es t on Ne\\ land un ti l ht s restgncltJO n became effective un Jul} 1 , However after Mrs Eppl e s res1gna t~on Tuesdav nt ght ut the lllSistence of the b ur~ rd, New land agre ed to remi-ltn m the de1k's post another \ eaJ The board also went on record as opp osmg proposed changes m how Ohw 11gh school athlellcs are controlled, a bill now under constdera tton by the legislature Sunday gasoline in, rationing out says Nixon " It wtll not be necessary for Uruted Prel;s International us to ha ve compulsory rattOnMotonsts w11J be able to buy mg m the Umted States," more gasolme- but probably Ntxon satd over nattonwtde at htgher prices- and on Sundayo from now on And teleVISIOn "And effecttve this PreSident N1xon said he hopes Sunday, I have rescmded the those hnes at the gas pump wtll order whtch closes all serv1ce get shorter and eventually go sta ltons " That order was made last December away Shortage Not Over The threat of compuslory But, he warned, "The short· gasoline rallomng that had age ts not over yet It w1ll be hung o>er the natiOn throughout wmter was necessary to continue our removed by the President's voluntary program of car· announcement to the Nalwnai poolmg and slower drlVlng ' Pressure wtll stay on oil Assoctatwn of Broadcasters m Houston Tuesday that 11 1s no pnces, NIXon satd, because "Arab otl custs ahout tw1ce as longer necessary much as the otl we produce m The good news, cumpbments the Umted States " of Arab natwns wh1ch bfted the He srud energy chtef W1lham oil embargo, came af!er word Snnools ~ ·mcreasm g alloca from the Amencan Autnmoblle ttons to mdustry and agr!culA.~socwtton that so much more lure so the) can have the gasohne was becommg avallable that service stalimts were necessary ene rgy to operate at alre'ady exlendmg therr hours full capactt} NEW YORK - WILLIAM CASEY, who was urged to drop a major mvesttgation of a top NIXon re-<!lectton campatgn donor when he was eharrman of the Secunties and Exchange Commtsston, 1s expected to tell his story today at the Mttchell..Stans conspiracy tr1al Casey, no\\ chamnan of the Import-Export Bank, was the subject of testunony Tuesday m the trtal of former N1xon Cabmet officers John N Mitchell and Maunce H Stans Leonard W Hall, 73, one or Tuesday's f1ve government Witnesses, descrtbed attempts by Vesco, now a fugtttve from U S juslice, to ge1 Casey to call off the SEC mvestigatton of Vesco's curporate mampulahons Hall served as congressman for 14 years and charrman of the Republican Nallonal Commtttee durmg the Eisenhower period BEIRUT -- LIBYA PLEDGED 'I'ODA Y to mamtam the otl boycott wulaterally until the Umted States proves 1t IS "neutral" m the Middle East confltcl. Ahtgh Libyan off1c1al w11l Vlstt the Umted States, the Sovtet Union and Brtlam wtthm days to "explore the real sttuatton and defme WhO IS the frtend and who IS the enemr," a commentary broadcast by the ofhctal Libyan radio satd The radio satd Ltbya Will matntam the embar~o 'unt1l Washtngton proves by acts and not words that 1t ts no longer (Contmued on page 16 ) • L Ntxon said tl was essenttal thai Congress act on energy In Was hm gton, Paul E proposals, mcludmg one to Pierce, a spok c ~man fm the natton's truck stops, cntlctzed deregulate prices on natural federal handbng of the energy gas to mcrease produdwn, cnsts as a flop, and satd he opposes creatwn of a fcder.il energy sources on governmen t energy superagency Pierce, governmental affmrs property and relax en director of the Nat1onal A.<vironmental restn ctw n ~. socl~ hon of Truck Stop Opera· par\tcularly on coal "We have 63 per cent of the tors, pamted a bleak picture of coal m the wor ld ," he satd, federal bungling and fo otdr aggmg before a House "and we shoUld be usmg 1! " mvesttgating The sprmgtJme energy news subcommtttee the energy SituatiOn was not all good, however He satd he spent 40 days- • Tourism Hurt Texas lounst mdustry off•- from Feb 6 to March 18ctals blamed the cut m spen gettmg the Federal Energy dable mcome and the gas pmch Ofl1ce to 1ssue an understandafor a cut of one per cent m ble statement glVlng truck VISitors and two per cent m stops all the fu el they need He dollar spendm g last year said no one:..-o perators, drivers compared w1th 1972 F1gures or the otl mdu slry- coul d show that 22,741 000 vtsltors unu'e1 stand 1\ hit the FEO spent $2.145,977,000 m Texas nraers meant I >annol expect the g.l\ ern last yenr allow more expl01 alton f01 T ment, \\ihlch cannot even dchve1 the mail, to be able to properly dtstrtbute or allocate the energy needs better than Exxon, Gulf, 'lexaco , Mobil, Skell y, Umon 76 and the rest," sa1d Pie1ce AgenC) Proposed New York Assembly Speaker Perry B Duryea sa td Tuesday that he w1ll mtroduce JeglSlallon to create a State Office of Energy and Resources as a ' long-haul " solutwn to the proble'n Duryea sa1d the proposal, which would cost taxpayers about $800,000 durmg 1ts nuttal year, would deal prunartly wtth the long-range aspects of shortages, not only m energy, but wtth other pote ntially mltcal shortages of fe•llltzer, coal, chlor me, fore st products, ba'JXJte a."'ld other nuncrnls ScJCntJftc 1 esearcher)5 \\ md up the first mternatwnal conference oq salisf) mg the l'orld's energ} criSIS wtth ordmary water today m Mumu Beach The most optuntsllc estunate was th at tl would take until the year 2000 before selected areas of the United States started cunvertmg to the fuel of the future, and some scwnhsts foresaw a more dtstant dawn for energy generated from the oceans and lakes of the world More than 700 delegate~ f1 om 20 countries gathered hdre for the conference, wtuch was organ1zed and hosted bv the Umverstty of Miam1 The three-day confer ence was devoted to the theory that hydrogen, extracted from ordinary water,1s the ultunate fuel whtch promises mankmd an abundance of energy wtlh to11 e1 levels of pollutwn ' '• �• 3- l"he Oa1ly Senl!nel, Middleport Pomeroy, 0 March 20, 1974 l The l\ nl\ Sc.•ntlrlt 1 :\ 1Jddlt'l~.l1 t- Pu!I H'J 1\ ( J .' IS 1\Lltl h 'rl 111 4 • Buckley defection II) GEORGE J MARDER WASHING 1'0~ 1 UP ! 1 f)()es Sen James Buckle\ of NC\\ York spe.1k for htmsdf 01 floes Ins ( £~11 fm the res tgnat 1on of H1chm r1 M Noxon •eflect " \\tthermg of conse1\tltne ~ up- Ill'\\~ anah ~i~ thl l~Hl tll l \ \,111 bt• ill tlll " tr Hill\.! the h kt ::; uf \\ )11( h \\t' It ~ou\d h,l \en t sl't~n .,. 1he Ptt s ultnt tt lltrdtl'd l'msdd\ n 1;_:1lt hts dt Ll"ltlf1 to st.md and fight LH ush tng off Butklt \ s s ug~t·stlo n But l'\ 1xon s \\ ,!leT t!,lt e de Ouh fenst: st 1,1 teg\ cou lLI be port for th e P1 esalent m srnoush \\C.!kl'nt•d 1f eon Congress? sen: at JH' S fu llo\\ C'tl Bmklev s On that Questwn mm hrngc lead the fu ture of th e Ntxo n Th e Pr es;dcnt C'dil p1 ofC' sS confidence hr n1ll n ol be llll · pres>dency Buckley , who wears the twm peached but he nevc1 \\til label of Conservnme and knO\\ fm sme unul th P \otes Republican sa.d Tucsda) the are eounted At that pmnt he President 's restgnatwn would \\OUid need hmd-core lo\allst be 'an extraordmary act of support p.1rt1cularh m the statesmanship and co urage ' Senate 'llJdt ~ upport IS most!\ Otherwise, Buckley added , ('onsel vat!\ c dnd m th(' Senate Today's :· ·. Sport Parade :··1 IJiotk be 1111pt: 1 pivotal s t1tJ11~ i.'IIIHJg ll \ll.lJ(Il lt) volt DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB lt t 1 !SI~ 1s \\t iUJd \O{(' If th e 1SSUl' I Cd Chf'd rl!' t'(\t•d m Ua Huuse to tliiPl'dlh tin Pr c::.Hlt nl md to pl.n t hun tlu on llt.tl 111 thl Stn llt Hut 11 t.rkt• s ~ t \\!1 th11ds S(lldlt tu•n O\t' r tdpt s .tnd fiolumrnts 1cquesh.'( l b\ the ! Imtst Ju dlll<ir) Comm11t eC' lit s.ncl he ht~d 111 ged ]\;Jxo n to lll.!JOII\\ to fmd Is hair spray dangerous? I I• r!HI not uuh..:<t le tww Ill' tdunl'n t Stn ~ ile Hut he dJCl mdJC,tlt• I J Udg!IIC ilt illl N I XUII' S I cfusal h llll gllllt y 1hl'lt h.t\ e bPt:H r ecc nt JJl(licatlons Ntxon lt. ts !)('e n II\ Jn~ to su\i cl1fy hiS C'O nSt'l V<l ll l.tkt tl\ e s uppul t <\ lll<IJOI tll!JilllU S But kle\ trdllOn appomtment WclS (\ J opp l•d blld ll Sf.' uf UlllSCI Vd live opposll ton A ltand use b11l \\.1s sJdetrdtkrd bec,tusc of tunsc r vi.lttvt' IC Sl'r\cllwn s In the House .1 spe<: wl t:omnuttee llld SSl\l O[ {UnSCI Vcl li \€S twn ft om tht Pr C'S Jdent Sen B<111 \ (,oldwater o[ AllWna, \\hu !S much moTe .1 Senate msHier th<~n Bu t kl('} 1 chased ID gu alung But \\hethc T Bu ( ki e} Iepre· st nts <l t1 encl 01 nut 1t IS L~n .Jdd JtJOn<J l s1gn that Rep ubhtd ns (Onservatl\e and other· \\ tse - m c tr ymg to put some cti stan cr between the mselves o~nd N1xun on Wute1 gate S~ tnpcllhel! C tu Ntxun \\ , IS fm nn:d to see to 1t tha t he doe:; not peld to liberalism m dll} atlempt to stem thr Impeachment tl(le Whether these t>fforl s \Hll succerd 1s sti ll to be seen • At the ltme V1 ce p, estdent Ge~ald H Ford WdS trym ~ tu hmlt tlw unpead1mcnt effort to ; a smull g1oup of liberals, l -< , yow1g <onservattves mcetmg lly MILTON RICHMAN :·· ~~ m Washmgton we1 t> dt sptrym g :·:· UP! Sports F.d1tor 1pen dischantment v.tth the Pres1dent BRADENTON, Fla 1UP I) - This prob.Jbl) "1ll come as a Wlule the hbe1als pus!Hng for p1ece of news to Bill V>rdon, but R1ch1e Hebner hkes h1m tmpeachment feel ttH~ Honest, says R1choe Hebner , he does Pres>dent should be tned to He sat down and wrote Bill Vordon a wa1 m Jetter a co uple of determme whether he had months back m connection with his taking over the Denver conumtted wrongs m offtce managership and although he hasn 'l gotten around to wntmg th e consenatl ves seem to act another one smce his old boss s1gned on the New York Yankees, more out of a fee hng of R1ch1e Hebner Wishes hun all the best a nd 1ssure he'll do a bong- betrayal by the man the) up JOb helped wm the Wh1le House All th>s could sound a httle peculiar m light of the fact a great Buckle) hm led at ne1thc1 m many people st1ll have the notion Hebner cost Vordon h>s Job as h1s call for Ntxon's res1gnat10n Pittsbw-gh manager the fi rst week of last Septembe1 He based h1s dec >swn on the "When he got !>red, a Iotta people smd I was the one who got one conclusiOn Lhat the natiOn hm1 !>red," says Hebner would be cnt>e ,>ll) hurt by " I don 't wanna beheve that ," adds the Pora tes' lugh-spmted prolongmg the unpeachrnent th>rd baseman "I don 'tlhink 1t's true at all " Vordon and Hebner clashed tw>ce last summer, !he fi rst tune Lfl San FranciSCO dw-mg early May ' We 're beatmg the Giants, 13-1, and (Chn s) Spe>er h1ts a gro und ball between th>rd and short," remembers Hebner He MORNING GLORIES March 12 1974 IV>rdon) thought I should ve had 11 I tned for 11 but co uldn 't get T~arn Pornt s >l When I came mto the dugout, he started screammg at me I Newe ll Sunoco 11 6 I 16 smd 'we 'II talk abo ut 1t later ,' but he began hollermg agam Then Exc e l s or Oil Co & J Au to P iHI S I I f. I said some words I have to ag ree I do pia> a httle lackadais>cal GG bb 5 Grocery lO t sometunes, but m I his parl>cular case the ball sla)ed down and Pock lrn o ton Con st 96 Spen cers Ma r k et ..,8 th ere was nothing I cou ld do about 1! ' Hrq h l rtd Gi! r 1f' Jan The second tm1e Vordon and Hebne1 targled, there \\ ere Jenk ns 200 June Lc1n1i)ert \77 l nd Se r r€5 Jan greater rcpercussw ns It was m P1tl sbuq.~ h m Augt.t::' 1 , U1c JenH ~rqh • n S ~ 0 7 Jun e Lambert lll'i Pirates were l ea d tng the Braves, 5·2, anti Htbncl made the fmal T eam H ~~~ G.l m f' Newel l Sunoco 866 out m the lust of the e>gl1th Tf'£1111 H rqh Ser •r <. He was gomg 111 to get his glove for thr mnth \\ IH r1 ( rC I1l' Ail e), Gro cery 21 10 who hadn 't pl~t\ Nl m nearl\ a mont h 11ld I ' ' t l n ft w bother LATE MONDAY M I XED March 11 197~ because he Y. as gum g to t.1ke over thml b<~~t: 'I went over to 'llrdon m the dugou t <md swU to lnm, Hey, Dann•e 5 Mo b t1 1 Horn1 s J8 Jack s Cl ub Quml, what's the story) · say~ Hebnc1 Hc sa1d the Cardmals Team No 1 10 No 1 alread} had Y..Oil the1r game that da} he \\dS tr \ tng to keep us m Tenm Evr'lyn s Groc the race an d he needed a defensive th1rd b ,bt:llldll I couldn 't see Mnrk v Te am H g fl Senes D•n the move and said some thmg s I slwuldn t h tve He came back at 1 e s Mob l e Horn r>s '>r'9( 1 e.1m me I should 've taken a shower, had a bee1 und forgotten 1l But I No I 2001 Teum H1gt1 Ga me Da nn e dJ dn't I guess the li ttle lnsh tempe! 111 me Om ed up Th1 s v.os m M obrle Ho mes "Ill Team tJo 1 front of all the pla)e> s Everybody wds there ~~ bod1 nu ,,ect a '0 I I 1(1 II 111 Sen es E (f Vos., thmg I guess I sa 1U .1 co uple more thmgs t<JV1rdcm rl1 Jeff W r l ~. on 506 ll ~ n y B1 \l V1rdon 1s a man \\tth a great dea l of s<>lf-( ont1ol but r ti S m 1h '1 70 Marl ene 'JII1 1son 50J l nd H1 gtJ Gam e Eel Voss tunc he fell he had taken more th.m hr could 21 1 Ect Vos s 212 Belly Smtih 1 Stand up and repeat th at he stltd {'Qi lFt <ttt lmg h1s trm d 113 Mary Voss and Mulene Wil son 190 baseman Wisely, RIChie Hebn el derided not to ro• tha t, he \l as called LATE MONDAY MIX:EO March 4 1974 ' gutless," wh1 ch re3lly 1sn t so at <~li , e1 tb eJ Dan nr e s Mo hrlc Hom es 66 "r never L'U Uld 've won m that s1tuat10n ' he sa1d I d have Jacks Club 42 been a loser all tre way I used m) head I sho uld 1e done 1l 10 Te<Jm N o ~ J7 Team No 1 mmutes bef01 e and there nevet \\ould vc becn.l n} trouble Three E Jf'lyn <; Groc 30 da ys later, I \Ienton ard to ld hun 'I m smty ' He sa.d, It's all ll.~a r k v H 1gh Team Se r cs Dan oHr Forget >t ' ' 1 n e s Mob le Home s ???3 Mark R1ch1e Hebner look.s at Bill Vordon much d1ffe•entl y now than v 1960 H qh team Game Dann re s he d1d last year Mob 1l€ Hom es 7..,6 Dann e s "W>th all the trouble he had w1lh th>s club, he kept h>s cool und Mobrl e Ho rr PS '132 H1Qh l nd Ga me John never parucked," Hebner says of Vtrdon 'No one want ed to wm Tyr ee ?68 Ed Voss 105 Mary as much as he d>d No one The Yankees have gol themselves a Voss 217 Marlene Wil~o n 203 H gh l nd Ser res John good manager I hope we play em m the wm ld se• 1es I hope we Tyr ee 591 Ed Vos-:. S9 t MMy Vo ss SSB Betty Sm th <19 8 beat 'em, too " .·· Local Bowling ",, . " " " tll sdo~url st <Jr led t.:OIISCI VU tl\ ll k t• 11 1 s Ji~ d \ u s1 n~ ihm sprdy tc~ns !S ddn~eJo u s h 1ve been he<-1 1111g rum ors uy SO nectr that you mhale the fumes fl om the pressurized .tn~ e defN tht fo~ cc ~· IS If 1t s su dangc1ous why ha s 11 bee n on tilt market so long? Whdt .Jbnut etll th1 s protf•m tn hc~1r sp1 d'r bc111g so wonde1ful for ha1r Is rt v.orth the d1f fP1enc e 111 pn ce' DE!IH HEADEH No del osols <.~re completely sa re But thrn no knife 1s etther and \t.'( \\ e US( lh ern lVPr\ riH ~ -------------------------- I I I I I I I I I I Washington R eport Although the U S Secreta ry of St.>te lids been hailed !01 hos \\ ur k 111 a<.:l 11ev mg \\ IJ! ld pea ce he has hccn mvoh cd 111 some unfmtuncr t{ n egoltt-~ I JOns HI the past fe\\ \\eeks that <.:a r1 bt mg rw ~ wn to lhe Umted St~ t es I am refcrnn~ tn the p1 OJCCted gt\f'<l\\.1\ of tllc Prtnama Cana l Unllf2T u JliO:J tJ ec~ h the U S dcquu Pd thr Jlf!;hlc; to the Can<.~ ! Zone 111 pcrpetwt; In 1clurn \H we1e to ope 1ate and matnlalll the Ca nal At the l•rne of the s>gm ng of the II eat) lhr Canal \\rl s nut eveu completed The Umtecl S L<~ tes taok ove1 umst1uchon from llie Fren ch, ~>h o hdd .JJI but failed 111 ove 1c:onu ng man ~ obstacles It good old l\m e1 1cct n 1ngenu 1h <:~nd S i\ Cdl liHit f>nnlh ilccmnpllshcu thiS g>cal engltleer 1ng fe. tt No\\ th e Pc~mllnc~n ld fl S \\dllt 1t bdC k 1 S.nct the d.t\ lit e Cclllal \hi S r1 pcnul m I!JH 1t hc.l~ dLlCS:;Iblc to all nc~l t o n s been of the ''or ld It hC:~s not heen opera ted ,1s .tn exdu s1ve passa~C\\cl} fm Ame11can sh1ps 1 he h1 1ef se\en·h ou! t11p throug h th e Can.al s locks sm'cs \\or iel shJppiJIJ' rmlhon s of hours of l! avrl .,m!ll nd Soull1 ,\mer 1<.:<:1 l ,J rh H<H SubJ edl ll g the npC'! nti(Jll of the C mal to P.lnRnldlll1n domm01taon would c11d th1s gucH a11tce of stc~ bility to \\Dr ld slnpp111g that h c~s endured for 130 ye~1 r s It IS not PllOUgh thal \\C 81 e t:IJrJ:>Hiel wf; gl\ 111g lh e Pananw C.m.i\ <I\\ a) 1t Sf.!(' Ill S we mu st pa y for th1s prlvtlege <:~s wel(1 Un1ted States pa 1d Panama 10 mJih un Hlltlally for the C:l'l d t lghts Ill 1903 In <Jd d lt lt n '~ e ha \ e paid Pan,1m:1 em annu cli fee n()W lot..,l tllg almost $2 million ea(h l! t!! 1'\m\ tlisproposedtha tas \\e \\llh draw we add msult to om self-mfilded lllJUI y by contnnung to pay for operatwn 1 11l' jumbo 9 lb., 13 oz. 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Food Stamps , Prices Effective Mar. 20.27 Monday Thru Friday !I:UU to 7:00 Saturday 9 to 9 CLOSED SUNDAYS The b>g Mon treal fastballer got d httle <:tnlple m San Juan Tuesday m~h l when Slm gell un loaded a h\io-r un homer off him to nm l down a 4-1 v1ctory for Pittsburgh , wh>ch swept >ts two spPo,ll ga mes with the part1c ulo~ rh 1\'llkt~ Turro•z Mets rout Reds • B u lls magzc number is now·three WE'RE GETTING NEAR! • I from where the late Pittsburgh outf>elder lost his life m a plane crash wh1le on a miSSion of mercy for Nicaraguan earthquake v1ctuns on Jan I, 1973 Stargell's homer was one of two off Montreal p!lchmg m Tuesday mght'scontest Rich>e less mnmgs in leadmg the San J!rancrsco Giants to an 11-3 dectston over the San Diego Padres In Phoemx, Ariz Barr was so unpress1ve that G1ants' manager Charlie Fox sa1d the 6-foot-3 n ghthander has a good shot at making the regular rotation Willie McCovey got a double m three bats for the Padres, only h1s third hit of the sprmg Dave Duncan drove m lowruns wtlh a homer and a double agaUJSt h>s old ball club m Cleveland's 8-6 Win over Oakland at Mesa, Ariz Reg g~e Jackson was hit on the arm by a Dick T!drow p1 tch and was taken to a hospital for X-rays wh1ch proved negative Ron Santo , Ken Henderson and B>ll Nelson each drove m two runs as the O!lcago Wh1te Sox beat the Boston Red Sox at Sar asota, Fla , w1th J im McG!othm hur li ng three scoreless uuungs to ptck up the VICtory, and m other exhibition contests lefthand er Dave Roberts blanked Kansas C1ty on ftve hits over SIX mnmgs m a 4-1 VIctory by Houston , the St LouiS Cardinals out-lasted the Philadelplua Phillles, 6-!i. Baltimore edge!! Texas, 6-!i, also, and the Califorma Angels bea t the O!icago Cubs, 5-l. Z1sk also connected off loser steve Renko m the second mn mg after which Stargell h>l his two-run homer m the sixth Jun Rooker started for the Pirates but departed m the thrrd when his arm stiffened. Steve Blass, a Pirate problem all spr ing, took over and gave up one run m three mrungs but hit three batters and still had trouble fmdmg the strike zone Tom Seaver wasn't overly exc1ted about tits fast ball although he still looked all right m the New York Mets' 7-1 wm over the Cincinnah Reds Seaver went ftve mrungs and gave up the losers• lone run m ' stale champwnshtp team 20 5 for Riverdale, and the 6-4 the third mmng The Mets Th e 6-3 Ramsey averaged Whelsel, one of lwo brothers rallied for four runs m the 23 6 for Caldwell , Decker, who who played fo r R>dgemont, eighth off Don Osborn WJth Ted Martmez and rookie Benrue will be mthe state tournament, 24 6 Ayala each contributmg tworun doubles. Ayala, trymg to land •one of the Mets' oulf~eld JOb, had three of thetr htts CO L UMB U S (UP I ) T h e De L on g Stdn ey L ehm an Bdl Rook>e Scott McGregor, one W apako n et a St 1974 Un t ed Pr ess lrlf er n a tr ona l Da bb e l l of the players Charlie Finley cu rt1 s F r ee m an Cl ass A A l l Ohio basket b al l Joseph Bn an Hams her . team w1 fh h etght, grade and Mc Don a ld wanted from the Yankees when Gara w ay, M1 ke H aus f eld scor tng aver ag ed I sted they sought to make Dtck Col u m b us St Ch arl es Jon F I R ST TEA M L ar r y H arrts L ora1n Ket ler D al ton Gr eg Mo r r~so n Williams thetr manager , Parkway T ed MC DI VItt Clearv tew. 6 6 Sr 29 0 picked up the VICtory as the Wmdham B rll M ark s Jewe tt Greg Sp dn a te Contmen tal SCto Ma r k Swam , Hannan 6 3 Sr 25 2 Yank.s beat the Detrmt Tigers, Eas t Mar k H ay m ore , Cl eve l an d Trace Je ff Spa ul d tM 6-2 Luke Walker was the loser, Ca nton Ja y W olfe. Fr ont ier Lutheran East 6 7 Sr 26 0 M1 k e Cross Franklt n H al Wah ler s la k es1 d e Reese and Gra.g Nettles homered for Whe tsel Rtdg emon t Monroe, 6 4 Sr 26 2 the Yankees HONORABLE MENT I ON To m Kra m b Sou t h Cen t ral Ro n A u st 1n Gr a n vill e B1l l 0 7 Sr , 23 0 Jun Barr pttched ftve score- Lorain Clearview ace named Class A Ohio Player-of-Year COLUMBUS !UP!) - L<lra m 1s made up of Ma non PleasLl earv1ew coach Bob Walsh <~nt 's Scott Balllnge1, T1m do esn't hesitate when asked to Whetsel of R>dgemon l, Fra nk de sen be Ius 6..() stw , I..<.~r r; Monterosso of St Bernard, H ~HI!S Rardall Ramsey of Caldwell He 1s super at all aspects of ard R1ve1 da le's M1ke Decker the game of basketba ll," smd On !he th>rd team ·1re Doug Walsh ·He puts a tremendo us Re) nolds of Elnl\IOOd, Dan mnOlmt of pre ssw e on our op- Zarhn go of Lowellville, Gt eg ponents ' G1vens of Mansfi eld St Wh1le Wa lsh adrmts to bemg Pe ter's, Greg Dulko\\ski of prej udtccd, there are many Buckeye Wes t and Dove coaches h.1ve felt the stmg Scarp1 tt1 of Sebrmg of Hams' talents who would Harns , who also was a firs t second !hat descn pt wn teamer as a JUmor and an allMm>y of them, m fact, d>d m OhiO end m football last fa ll, votmg Harns the UP ! Class A avernged 29 pomts per game Player of the Year m one of the wh1le shootmg nearly 60 per best years for small school cent from the floor talent m recent tunes Although Harns averages Harris, whu w1ll lead h1s nearly >O pomts per game, team mto the state sem >-fmals Walsh cla>ms he could be scorThtorsday mght aga mst lndwo mg much more 1f wa nted to Valley South , heads up an All'He 1s such a tean1 player Ohw first team wh>eh also m- you can't defense hun," Walsh cludes Greg Sp1tna le of Conll- smd "He'll JUSt dump >t off to nale of Conlmental, Mark Hay- someone else 11 More of Cleveland Lutheian Harns a verages 20 rebounds East , M1 ke Cross of Frarklm and seven assists a game Monroe and 'l om Kramb of " I thmk h•s altitude on the South Central court depicts the type of person Ar outstamhng second team he >s,too, • sa•d Wa lsh,' totally unselfish and very considerate of other people " Haymore •s a b• msmg 6-7, 215-po under , who Jed Luthera n East to a 17-1 regula> seaso n record, onl y to be chmmated from the tourn ament by ClearVIew and Harri s' 33 pomts He, too, was named to th e forst team m 1973 as a Junior Cross, second to Harn s m scm mg with a 28 2 mark, IS a 64 fo rward who Will lead his FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla and was traded to the Mmneteam mlo the semifinals (UP!) - Veteran J1m Perry sota Twms m 1963 and to the Th ur sday mght aga mst w1ll JOin h1s brother Gaylord on Tigers from Mmnesota la•t ST PETERSBURG, Fla River dale the pitching staff of the Cleve- season. He comp>led a 14-13 1UP!) - The Nalwnal League Kramb, 6-7, averaged 23 land Indmns lhJs season as the record fo r the 1>gers w1th a champwn New York Mets po mts per game the past searesult of a five-player, three- 4 03 earned 1un average b1eezed past the Cmcmnah son m Jeadmg South Central to team deal Tuesday that sent W>lhains >S a 30-year..,Jd Reds Tuesday 7-1 behmd the a 16-2 regular season Kramb outf>elder Walt W>lhams to the nght handed hiller who broke sluggmg of rookie outfielder was named to the second team New York Yankees and cat- mto the maJor leagues w>th the Benny A)ala who banged out last season cher Jerry Moses to the Detroit Clucago White Sox m 1967 The three h>ls and drove m as many Sp1lna le, the other forst-team Wh1te Sox sent him to Cleve- runs Tigers selectwn, paced h1s team to the The Ind1ans mcl uded rook>e land after the 1972 season The Reds were Jinuted to 10 regwnal fmals wtlh a 25 2 pernghthander R1ch Sawyer m the where he posted a 289 battmg smgles by fom Seaver, Buzz game scormg average He 1s a deal ond the Tigers added re- average w1lh 38 HBI's and Capara a>Jd Bob Miller to g1ve 6-3 guard hever Ed Farmer Both Farm- e>ght homers the Mets then second conseo uMon terosso IS the lop scorer Moses, 27, also a former In- t>ve v>ctory of the sprmg er ahd Sawyer were optioned to on the three teams, averagmg the Yankees Syracuse mmor dian, hJt 254 for the Yankees The Mels tagged Roger Nel- 34 2 pe r contest Monterosso 1s league club m the Iternatwnal last season as a backup rece>v- son and Darny Osborn for 12 a 6-4 center. eJ for Timrman Munson Lea~u e h1ts, mcludmg Ted Martmez' Bolhnger, 6-1, averaged 18 Perry, 37, won the Cy Young Sawyer, 25, has been m the oneoQ n homer which capped the pomts per game fo r Pleasant Award m 1970 as the Amynca n ln d1ans organ iza tion smce 1968 wumer's four r un eighth m- and was the onlyl ' eturnmg League's outstandmg pitcher and had a n 111-15 record with mng starter from last year's Class A after wmnmg 24 games for tl>e the team's San Arto mo farm TIJC Red s got the>r only run Mmnesota Twms club last season m the third mnmg off Mets' ace Fa rmer split the year with Seaver who worked the first His brother Gaylord matched the honor after wmrung 24 Cleveland and Detrml, postmg five mmngs and gave up SIX games for the Indians m 1972 an 0-2 mark w1th the Tnbe and smgles J1m began h1s b>g-league ca- a 3-0 log w>lh the T1gers Nelson wa s tagged with the reer wtth the Ind>Pns m 1956 defeat when Ed Kranepool, Wayne Ga r rell a nd Ayala bunched two..,u t h1ts m the fourth to g1ve the Mets a 2-1 N BA S t a ndm g~ pml By U ntf ed Press ln ter natrot a t Bos ton at A l la n I a (8 05 p m l lead Eastern Confe r en ce Clevela n d at Ca p tta t (8 OS p m 1 Smgles by Bud Harrelson At l an t rc OtVIS ton Hou st 01 1 at D etro 1t (7 35 p m 1 Ry Uulted Press International w 1 p et ~ b Ch ca oo vs KC Omahn a t and Ike Hampton, plus R>ch 53 2J 697 Bost on Kan sa s Ctty (8 35 p m ) The magiC numbe1 1s three Puig's sacnflce fly made >t 3·1 N ew Yo r k 47 31 603 6 , New Yo r k at Pho en x r lOpm J the Chi cago Bulls to chnch for Buffalo <11 37 52il 12 7 Golden State at Sea ttle ( 11pm ) after five The game turned Ph 1acte tpt11a 23 54 308 30 Milwaukee a t 1 os Anget C"s a second place fm>sh m the mto a route m the e>ghth frame Central D rV I SIOn ( 11pm l w 1 pet g h when the Mets batted aruund National Basketball Assoc>aABA St and tngs x Cap rta l 43 34 558 By Un 1t ed Pr ess lnlerna t tona l hon 's Western Confe rence and on Osborn A tl <~n t i\ 32 45 <1 16 11 East Ho •s tan 31 46 ~03 12 The Reds obtamed some help host a playoff sencs for the w 1 pet g b Cl ev eland 28 Sl 354 16 New York 50 29 633 at In st base Tuesday when first tune Western Co n f erenc e Ke ntuc k y 48 19 62 3 I The Bulls defeated Ph >laMtdwes t D rv tston they acquored Terry Crowley <16 33 582 4 Carol rna w 1 pet g b V rrg 1111 a delphm 103-94 Tuesday In 20 52 333 23' 1 on wmvers from the Texas M I Wi!UkC t' 56 22 718 19 ~ 9 :;lt4 301 ? M empl"• s other NBA games, Cleveland Chr c <J g o 'il 27 65 1 5 Rangers. West D e tro t SO 28 6•11 'i w 1 pe t g b beat Portland 107-103, Boston Crowley, 'll, spent three full KC Oll <~h a 31 \7 394 24 . Utah <19 29 62 8 Pac tf rc OtVl StOn seasons and parts of others downed Houston 110-107 and S<1 n Antno 43 3 6 544 6 w 1 pet g b Milwaukee whipped Oakland lndr an a H 37 53B 6 7 w>th the Baltunore Orwles Gol den St a t e 43 32 573 San D rego 34 44 436 111 111-100. Los l'l. nge l es 44 )d 564 2 Denver 34 tl\ 436 1 t' 7 before be ing so ld to th e Sea ttl e 32 44 42 1 11 , In the only game on the Tuesday s Result s Rangers this wmte r PhoenrX 28 50 359 16 1 Ulah 118 Memph1~ 103 Amencan Basketball Assoc>aPortl and 25 52 325 19 In on ly 54 games for the I only game sc hedu led) x c l n c hed drv Stan ! ti l e twn schedule, Utah defeated Wed n esday's games Onoles la:;t year, Crowley T u esd ays Res u lt s • Mem phi s a t New Yo r k ( 7 35 Memphis, 118-!03 Cl eveland 107 Portland 103 batted 208 Crowley IS expm l Boston 110 Houston 107 The Bulls hold a one-game v r g nta at San Dr ego ( 10 30 pected to back up regular first Ctlt cago 103 Phtlade l ph ra 9~ pm l lead on the Detroit Pistons m M l wa uk ee Il l Oak land 100 Carolma at lnd ana (9 10 p m ) baseman Tony Perez and do (on l y qam es sc h edu l ed ) Utah at Denve r (9 30 p m J some pmchhittmg for the Reds the scrap for the runnerup spot San An tonro a t Ken tu cky (8 10 to Milwaukee ard each team Wednes d ays games 1! he IS retamed Portl<t n d at Pht ladei Phla (8 05 pm l has four games rema mmg. Thus, Detro tl could l>c by wmn mg all lollf and the Bulls would have to wm three to take seco nd place. Should they wmd up !led up m wms, the Bulls would fm1sh second because they have won the season sen es from the P1slons. But the Bulls now must go on a three-game road trop , agamsl Kansas City tomght, a team wh>ch has beate n them tw1ce m five games, at Los Argeles Friday, a team that has beaten pome.ay pome roy them low- out of five , and at ou\l an d national Seattle Sunday, whom the bank Bulls have beaten three tunes the bank of m f1ve games. the century Meanwhile, the Pistons play es tobl rshed 1872 only once on the road, at Ka nsas Ctty.Omaha, and have three at home agamst Houston. Philadelphia, and Atlanta Perry brothers back together Expos I~ benefit the Roberto Clemente Youth Fund Ar estnnated 21,000 fans pa1d $60,000 to see the plllf of ~ames between the Porates and Expos m San Juan 's Hiram B1lhorn Stadtum, wh1ch 1sn't too far Sw<'lin, Dill, Lusher, Donahue honored , I Pro Standings 1nes 14 oz. bots. $ $ $199 3 99¢ HUNT'S CATSUP..................... 99¢ GREEN BEANS ••••••••••••••••••••••4 _1 2 99¢ KEEBLE~&OOKI ES••••••••••••••• 4 99¢ JELLO•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IT'S STOCK UP TIME Meat Distributor · BOLOGNA IN PIECE.. .. ... ....._........ 7CJ HOMEMADE SAUSAGE .................. 7CJ SPARE RIBS ...·-.........·-.............. .79' USDA'" 15 oz. ,jars CONCENTRATED DETERGENT an d dan ger ous D&D • 46 RAGU un the throa t Many of these JH ed 1 ct~ b l e It can cause a products have been removed healthy hea1 t lo sloP. suddenl y fi om th e market If you wan t to I he per ve 1led use uf the spray somethrn g mto the nose p1oduc.:t 1s like usmg a kmfe for or thr oat a r ea, don t use an aerosol fhe hqwhed gas can the wrong purpose The questions about hun be absorbed this way, and, m :;pra y 'v\ CT e amon g the fu st man) ways you are domg a concern s about these produe\s fonn of 'smffrng " It ts much It was fi rst 1eporled that the better to use a plastic squeeze h(fll s p1ay formed sol 1d bottle "here you prov1de the mater>al s 10 the lun gs that me chani cal ac taon for the ca used lung prob le ms Fu1 ther spraym g rathe1 than usmg a stud1es fai lccJ to pro...e th1s v.as press urtzed gas Th ere are a van ety of the cause However , t11e 1ngred1ents used 1n som e mgr ed1ents m different ha ir deod01 an t spra ys are capable sp• ays Ard, the effects of all of th ese are not yet kno¥o n of domg lh1s No one has yet prov ed tha t Several stud1es are m progress the protem sprays for hair are on beauty operators to sel! dangerous However, there IS what effe ct these have on the concern the protem rna) them The most corrunon dange r scns1ttze a person to a par· f 1 om aeroso ls, thoug h, I S tlcular protem, and, at a later date , when the person gets a fm lmg to follow the dorectwns When the spray. whether 11 IS a shot v<1th that protem m 1l sa) for a va ccmatwn ~ he ma y pamt or a bath10om clea ner, says use on ly m a wellhave a bad rea ctwn Haor 1s largely bwlt from ventilated room or outdoors 1t protem I don 't see any v. ay the mean s JUSt that More than one protem added to the half can do person has been found unan} thmg more for the ha1r than consciOus from fmh ng to read coat 1t In th ts sense 1t ts much and heed So, 1! you are gomg to like a covenng of na il pohsh to use aerosols, for heaven's sake harden nalls Some of the na1 l rend the d>rectwns poli shes to harden nall s, Send your questions to Dr thoug h, are very effechve It would have to be an mdm dual Lamb, m ca re of this ne\\s· matter If 1t makes a person's paper, P 0 . Box 1551, Radio ha >r look better and they want City Statwn, New York, N. Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr La mb's to use 1! then 1t m>g ht be worth booklet on ul cers, send 50 cents II to the same address and ask for I want to caution readers 11 Uicers" booklet about usmg aerosol sprays mto verv BEE CHANGED The Annual Me>gs County 1 Spellmg Bee has been rha nged I from Tuesday, Ma rch 26, to I Monday, March 25, and will be I he ld at 7 30 p m at the Eastern I High School The bee was I changed due to a tnp bemg I made by the Bradbury School By Clarence I March 26 wh>ch would have I made count) parhc1pat10n by Miller I ttnd mamtenance Added to that school >mposs!ble th 1s 1s the mev >table chaos that results \\hen tt complicated uperatwn such as the Canal IS tu rned O\er to mexper1enced GLENN FAVORED hand s The wo1ld ha s seen th1s CLEVELAND I UP! ) tune and agam , .... hether 11 be Democ ra h c Se natort a l can· mmes , mdustry, railr oads - or d1date John Glenn Jr has the Panama Cana l We cannot ann ounced a statew >de poll afford to ' let such a v1tal shows h1m "'th an II per,mssagev.ay as the Canal be centage pmnt edge over h1s run mcompetently Democratic pnmary opponen t If the Cana l Zone 1s g1ven to Inc um bent Howard MetPanama the effect on our zenbaum r!Efensn.e posture m th e world would be felt >mmed>ately Panama "ou ld no do ubt g ut~ra n tee our access to use of the Canal, but hopefully thts 830 E. Mam Pomeroy, Oh1~ co untr y has learned that today's guarantees are often tomonow 's empty promises ~b.. Jnthepastfewmonthswe have seen the devastalmg effect that ~~ I.JO,itott and blackmml can • have on th 1s coWltf} Allowmg !~ . Pa nama to take c ontrol of the SIO~S GROUND BEEF (anal Zone \\Ould onlv open us (423) ~ :~ 1 BUL K SAUSAGE up to a squeeze of the most 2 lb SLI CE D SHOULD E R cnt1cal k1od m the years ahead 2 lb SUP E RIOR WIENER S - cnpplm g our sea-gomg 2 lb SPARE RIB S commer ce and undercuttmg 2 lb ROUND STE AK 2 lb SUPER IOR BOLOG NA our defenswe posture The Sov>et Umon now the premier CHOP PED SIRLOIN ""ur ld sea power, would be (424) 22 lb tb PORK CHO PS ove• JOyed at th1s blo" to our 41 b CHU CK ROA ST na val streng th and s tr<:~ teg1 c 3 tb SIRl OIN ST EAK power 2 lb SMOKE D SA USAG E Pnces 2 lb BE EF LIVER Amcr !Cet must not sun ender Includ e ' lb GRO UND BEEF >Is n ght to the Panama Canal Cutttng I o turn over sovereig nty to Wrappmg (425) 111 SE MI BON E LESS HAM another natwn "ould defeat all and that 11e have worked for and (6 7l b Ave ) Freezmg 4 lb CHU CK ROA ST ach>eved smce the turn of the Beef Sold at 2 lb ROUND STE AK century The House of 5 lb GROUND BE EF Hangtng Wetght. Representatives must guard Jt "> constrtutwnal prerogative to have an mput m the (426) ~ GROUND BEEF d>spos>twn of U S ten 1torv 3 lb CHOPP ED SIRLOIN To ach1 eve tha t goal I have co CHUCK ROAST 4 sponsored House ResolutiOns 3 tb tb SLICED BACON 211 and 975 to maw ta w 2 lb SLI CED SHOUL ER snvere1gn 11ghts of the U S 2 lb f>ORK CHOPS over the Canal Zone and the Pcmama Cana l FEDE WE ACCE 2 89¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE •••••••••••••••, ca:: 2 8 9¢ SPAGHETTI SAUCE................ SEALD SWEET UNSWEETENED Tf . , ou follu \\ duct:: twns on der osol ca ns }O U dre not hkely to have om1n 1n I th<:~l • • All FLAVORS ON SALE to kwm rf II IS bt' CHUSC VHU Sp l 'l11e1 e was no tmnl elli,Jt e !-agn h<Jcl scrrous p1ublems A nwnber of pe ople who have a ll e r g ac tendencaes have mm or com plamls about sprays Aerosol products really hav e three ba src p:o~. r t s, the pressunzed gas thkt t p1 opcls the matena l the 1ngred 1ent you a re gmng to use, and somethwg to dis so lve the rn gredtcnt m the pressunzed gas All three of these can be dangerous The press unzed ga s 1s potentially lethal Some people ha ve used 1t for smHmg Thts 1s IJI .!IH Ill! I 1\Mfl - I would to full Purdue whips Hawaii, 85-72 UPI's Class A All-Ohio SECOND TEAM Sco tt Ballt n ge r Mar~on Plea san t 6 1 Sr 18 0 T 1m Whetse l R 1dg em on t 6 4, Sr 2~ 6 F r an k M ont erosso St Bernar d 6 .t Sr , 34 2. Ran d a ll Ramsey Ca ldwell 6 3 Sr . 23 6 M t ke Decker R 1ver dale 6 2 Sr 20 5 THIRD T E AM Doug Reyn old s Elm wood 6 5 Sr 2 0 '1 Da n Zar l 1ngo, Lowe 11 1n lte, o <~ Sr 24 0 Greg G 1vens M ans f1 eld St Pe ter's, 6 2 Jr 19 S Gr eg Dul k owskt Buc k eye W es t. 6 2 Sr 26 0 Dave Scar ptlt l, Sebr m g S 10 Sr I ft 0 SP E CIAL MENTtON Je ll B l a c k , Ca n al Wr n chester Ha l Clark Shenen do ah Ro n Drex l e r Wa p akoneta St Joseph Mike Standings WHA Standm gs By Unrfed Pr ess Intern a tion al E as t w I t pts g f ga N Englan d 40 29 3 83 272 245 To r on to 35 36 ~ 14 278 256 Que b ec 35 33 J 13 275 256 Cl'land 33 30 8 74 240 242 Chrcago 34 33 3 71 24 1 250 Jersey 31 36 <I 66 245 277 W es t w 1 t ph gf ga Ho u ston .t3 21 S 91 281 187 Mrn nesota 39 31 2 80 301 261 W rn nrpeg 32 35 5 h9 2<11 268 Edmon t on 34 33 1 69 234 238 va n couver 26 44 o 52 260 303 Los A n g 23 47 0 46 208 293 Tu esday 's Res ults Cle ve land 7 Ch tcago 4 Va n co u ve r 5 Mr nn esota 4 (On l y games sched ul ed) N H L Stand1ng s By Un 1t ed Press lnlernafton al East w I 1 pts gf qa Bos ton 47 13 9 103 31 1 190 40 20 9 69 25 1 203 Mon tr ea l N Y R ang 37 19 12 66 260 203 31 24 15 77 244 20 4 Tor onto Buf f alo 29 30 10 68 218 227 25 34 10 60 223 268 Det r o1 t 18 39 I I 47 189 261 Va nc v r NY l SI 16 38 15 47 162 223 Wes t w 1 t p t s gf ga 43 14 I I 97 234 140 Ph•l 34 13 21 89 23 1 143 Ch tc Los An g 27 30 12 66 19 1 206 A tl ant a 26 31 12 6.4 180 207 24 34 11 59 164 205 St L S Mm n 21 32 16 58 213 238 13 47 9 35 18 1 298 Ca11 1 Tu es day 's Result s To r onto I Los Ange les I N Y I sl an der s 5 St Lours I Mm n esota 6 Cal tforn ra 3 (On ly ga m es sc h edu l ed ) INTERESTED? Anyone Interested ln plnylog Falls City fast pitch softball this year should attend a meetlag at the Syracuse ball park at 6 p.m. Saturday. Everyone wanting to play should be present at lh>s meeting. Br osk y Asht a b u la St John Ph d B tdd1ng er . M apleton Joe Barz ak Cor tland M apl ewood . J eff Br enn1nq New Alba n v T er r y Bo Q. ard Svc amor e Mohawk Mi ke Chltd s Y ellow Sp r mgs Barry De l ong Zan e Trace (Ross ), St eve OUt, Ea st e rn < M e 1gs), Greg Donahue, Coal Grove, Jeff Dow ta ft M ansf 1el d St Peter 's , M tk e E l ston L 1nco l n v1e W . Mar k Fo r t n ey Sen eca Eas t . La rr y Fo rt ney L or a m Clear vt ew B tlt G n epp er , New Rrege l R egg re Ga s km s Geo rg eto wn St e v e G r egg l nd 1an Val l ey South. St eve Gam b y Ca r ey Cly d e Ho n e y cutt Sou t h Ce n t ral Mr k e H ar e n Za n es v1ll e Rosec r ans Jeff J u stus Por ts mouth Cl ay Du ane L eubrecht For t Jennrngs John lusher, Hannan Trac: e, La m ar L o ve da y WoodSfi e ld K1 m Lu ys l er la k e l an d D ave McC a l l a, A ntw erp Dav e Mc F e r re n Wa t er,f o r d Jtm Meyer Co v1nglon Seb r m g Do ug Joe M ill er Ottman. T w tn Va ll ey Nor t h Dan Oa t s, A rlm g t o n AI Ph •lll ps W a yne T r ace Joe Rade r McC o m b . D enniS Rers l ey Fran k.t m Monroe Joe Ryan Pebbles . Je ff Sm 1th , Z an esv dl e Rosec r an s R1 ck Stahl St H enr y, Roger Steinke, F t L or am1 e Rl c k Se iber t Newcom er s tow n E n c Sttnso n . Columbu s Sl Ch ar l es Cr a 1g Sh eph erd , Upp er Sc to to V alley , Clar en ce Und er w ood Cl eve l a nd Luther an East V tr gr l Wa r d Be tt sv tll e Ti m Werse nb erg er , Cot11n S Wes t ern Rese rv e R ic h Wlllt s Cedar vr ll e Kev tn Wil son Bett a lr e St Jo hn Jo n Ze lfman Str a sbur g Play er ot the y ear - Har ry Harr1s Lora 1n Cl earvl ew NEW SHIPMENT ARRIVED AU SIZES AVAILABLE Factory Retreads $9~ach Plus Federal Tax of B2c Per Tire Mounting, No Charge ePius Recappable Tire eAny Size - Passenger Car Tire MEIGS TIRE CENTER · 100 E. Main St. POMEROY, OHIO 992-2101 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MARCH 23 SPECIAL MEAT BUYS SUPERIORS POLISH SUPERIORS BOILED HAM SMOKED SAUSAGE lf2 lb. HOMEMADE Dairy Special HAM SALAD BROUGHTONS lb. BUTTERMILK lfz gal. 69~ MIX or MATCH Golden Isle 5.75% 36 5 75 per cent per year paid on 90 day Cer· t1f1cates of Depos1t. $1.000 00 Mm1mum . Int er es t Payable Quarterly Meigs Co. Branch =t!J Frozen Food OL BOOTH PEANUT M&M's 79¢ CHEER JOe OFF 16-oz . Pkg . AMERICAN CATSUP Po m eroy, Oh1o . • INSTANT NESTEA 49-oz. Box 10c OFF DEN'S 32-oz$229 Pkg. IVORY 22-oz. Btl. DINTY MOORE HUNTS 296 Se cond Sl • GRAPEFRUIT 5 lb. Bag 69~ BREADED COD 2 lb - Box $}59 DiEESE The Athens County Sa vm gs & lo an Co .... ' FLORIDA cans On 90-Day Certificates • Produce Y uys Blend Juice Natural Orange Juice Natural Orange Juice Sweetened Our Interest Is Greater For You lb. 2 14 oz . Btls. 59~ BEEF STEW 24-oz. Ca n NABISCO J.oz. Ja r OREO ·COOKIES 19-oz. Pkg . �• 3- l"he Oa1ly Senl!nel, Middleport Pomeroy, 0 March 20, 1974 l The l\ nl\ Sc.•ntlrlt 1 :\ 1Jddlt'l~.l1 t- Pu!I H'J 1\ ( J .' IS 1\Lltl h 'rl 111 4 • Buckley defection II) GEORGE J MARDER WASHING 1'0~ 1 UP ! 1 f)()es Sen James Buckle\ of NC\\ York spe.1k for htmsdf 01 floes Ins ( £~11 fm the res tgnat 1on of H1chm r1 M Noxon •eflect " \\tthermg of conse1\tltne ~ up- Ill'\\~ anah ~i~ thl l~Hl tll l \ \,111 bt• ill tlll " tr Hill\.! the h kt ::; uf \\ )11( h \\t' It ~ou\d h,l \en t sl't~n .,. 1he Ptt s ultnt tt lltrdtl'd l'msdd\ n 1;_:1lt hts dt Ll"ltlf1 to st.md and fight LH ush tng off Butklt \ s s ug~t·stlo n But l'\ 1xon s \\ ,!leT t!,lt e de Ouh fenst: st 1,1 teg\ cou lLI be port for th e P1 esalent m srnoush \\C.!kl'nt•d 1f eon Congress? sen: at JH' S fu llo\\ C'tl Bmklev s On that Questwn mm hrngc lead the fu ture of th e Ntxo n Th e Pr es;dcnt C'dil p1 ofC' sS confidence hr n1ll n ol be llll · pres>dency Buckley , who wears the twm peached but he nevc1 \\til label of Conservnme and knO\\ fm sme unul th P \otes Republican sa.d Tucsda) the are eounted At that pmnt he President 's restgnatwn would \\OUid need hmd-core lo\allst be 'an extraordmary act of support p.1rt1cularh m the statesmanship and co urage ' Senate 'llJdt ~ upport IS most!\ Otherwise, Buckley added , ('onsel vat!\ c dnd m th(' Senate Today's :· ·. Sport Parade :··1 IJiotk be 1111pt: 1 pivotal s t1tJ11~ i.'IIIHJg ll \ll.lJ(Il lt) volt DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB lt t 1 !SI~ 1s \\t iUJd \O{(' If th e 1SSUl' I Cd Chf'd rl!' t'(\t•d m Ua Huuse to tliiPl'dlh tin Pr c::.Hlt nl md to pl.n t hun tlu on llt.tl 111 thl Stn llt Hut 11 t.rkt• s ~ t \\!1 th11ds S(lldlt tu•n O\t' r tdpt s .tnd fiolumrnts 1cquesh.'( l b\ the ! Imtst Ju dlll<ir) Comm11t eC' lit s.ncl he ht~d 111 ged ]\;Jxo n to lll.!JOII\\ to fmd Is hair spray dangerous? I I• r!HI not uuh..:<t le tww Ill' tdunl'n t Stn ~ ile Hut he dJCl mdJC,tlt• I J Udg!IIC ilt illl N I XUII' S I cfusal h llll gllllt y 1hl'lt h.t\ e bPt:H r ecc nt JJl(licatlons Ntxon lt. ts !)('e n II\ Jn~ to su\i cl1fy hiS C'O nSt'l V<l ll l.tkt tl\ e s uppul t <\ lll<IJOI tll!JilllU S But kle\ trdllOn appomtment WclS (\ J opp l•d blld ll Sf.' uf UlllSCI Vd live opposll ton A ltand use b11l \\.1s sJdetrdtkrd bec,tusc of tunsc r vi.lttvt' IC Sl'r\cllwn s In the House .1 spe<: wl t:omnuttee llld SSl\l O[ {UnSCI Vcl li \€S twn ft om tht Pr C'S Jdent Sen B<111 \ (,oldwater o[ AllWna, \\hu !S much moTe .1 Senate msHier th<~n Bu t kl('} 1 chased ID gu alung But \\hethc T Bu ( ki e} Iepre· st nts <l t1 encl 01 nut 1t IS L~n .Jdd JtJOn<J l s1gn that Rep ubhtd ns (Onservatl\e and other· \\ tse - m c tr ymg to put some cti stan cr between the mselves o~nd N1xun on Wute1 gate S~ tnpcllhel! C tu Ntxun \\ , IS fm nn:d to see to 1t tha t he doe:; not peld to liberalism m dll} atlempt to stem thr Impeachment tl(le Whether these t>fforl s \Hll succerd 1s sti ll to be seen • At the ltme V1 ce p, estdent Ge~ald H Ford WdS trym ~ tu hmlt tlw unpead1mcnt effort to ; a smull g1oup of liberals, l -< , yow1g <onservattves mcetmg lly MILTON RICHMAN :·· ~~ m Washmgton we1 t> dt sptrym g :·:· UP! Sports F.d1tor 1pen dischantment v.tth the Pres1dent BRADENTON, Fla 1UP I) - This prob.Jbl) "1ll come as a Wlule the hbe1als pus!Hng for p1ece of news to Bill V>rdon, but R1ch1e Hebner hkes h1m tmpeachment feel ttH~ Honest, says R1choe Hebner , he does Pres>dent should be tned to He sat down and wrote Bill Vordon a wa1 m Jetter a co uple of determme whether he had months back m connection with his taking over the Denver conumtted wrongs m offtce managership and although he hasn 'l gotten around to wntmg th e consenatl ves seem to act another one smce his old boss s1gned on the New York Yankees, more out of a fee hng of R1ch1e Hebner Wishes hun all the best a nd 1ssure he'll do a bong- betrayal by the man the) up JOb helped wm the Wh1le House All th>s could sound a httle peculiar m light of the fact a great Buckle) hm led at ne1thc1 m many people st1ll have the notion Hebner cost Vordon h>s Job as h1s call for Ntxon's res1gnat10n Pittsbw-gh manager the fi rst week of last Septembe1 He based h1s dec >swn on the "When he got !>red, a Iotta people smd I was the one who got one conclusiOn Lhat the natiOn hm1 !>red," says Hebner would be cnt>e ,>ll) hurt by " I don 't wanna beheve that ," adds the Pora tes' lugh-spmted prolongmg the unpeachrnent th>rd baseman "I don 'tlhink 1t's true at all " Vordon and Hebner clashed tw>ce last summer, !he fi rst tune Lfl San FranciSCO dw-mg early May ' We 're beatmg the Giants, 13-1, and (Chn s) Spe>er h1ts a gro und ball between th>rd and short," remembers Hebner He MORNING GLORIES March 12 1974 IV>rdon) thought I should ve had 11 I tned for 11 but co uldn 't get T~arn Pornt s >l When I came mto the dugout, he started screammg at me I Newe ll Sunoco 11 6 I 16 smd 'we 'II talk abo ut 1t later ,' but he began hollermg agam Then Exc e l s or Oil Co & J Au to P iHI S I I f. I said some words I have to ag ree I do pia> a httle lackadais>cal GG bb 5 Grocery lO t sometunes, but m I his parl>cular case the ball sla)ed down and Pock lrn o ton Con st 96 Spen cers Ma r k et ..,8 th ere was nothing I cou ld do about 1! ' Hrq h l rtd Gi! r 1f' Jan The second tm1e Vordon and Hebne1 targled, there \\ ere Jenk ns 200 June Lc1n1i)ert \77 l nd Se r r€5 Jan greater rcpercussw ns It was m P1tl sbuq.~ h m Augt.t::' 1 , U1c JenH ~rqh • n S ~ 0 7 Jun e Lambert lll'i Pirates were l ea d tng the Braves, 5·2, anti Htbncl made the fmal T eam H ~~~ G.l m f' Newel l Sunoco 866 out m the lust of the e>gl1th Tf'£1111 H rqh Ser •r <. He was gomg 111 to get his glove for thr mnth \\ IH r1 ( rC I1l' Ail e), Gro cery 21 10 who hadn 't pl~t\ Nl m nearl\ a mont h 11ld I ' ' t l n ft w bother LATE MONDAY M I XED March 11 197~ because he Y. as gum g to t.1ke over thml b<~~t: 'I went over to 'llrdon m the dugou t <md swU to lnm, Hey, Dann•e 5 Mo b t1 1 Horn1 s J8 Jack s Cl ub Quml, what's the story) · say~ Hebnc1 Hc sa1d the Cardmals Team No 1 10 No 1 alread} had Y..Oil the1r game that da} he \\dS tr \ tng to keep us m Tenm Evr'lyn s Groc the race an d he needed a defensive th1rd b ,bt:llldll I couldn 't see Mnrk v Te am H g fl Senes D•n the move and said some thmg s I slwuldn t h tve He came back at 1 e s Mob l e Horn r>s '>r'9( 1 e.1m me I should 've taken a shower, had a bee1 und forgotten 1l But I No I 2001 Teum H1gt1 Ga me Da nn e dJ dn't I guess the li ttle lnsh tempe! 111 me Om ed up Th1 s v.os m M obrle Ho mes "Ill Team tJo 1 front of all the pla)e> s Everybody wds there ~~ bod1 nu ,,ect a '0 I I 1(1 II 111 Sen es E (f Vos., thmg I guess I sa 1U .1 co uple more thmgs t<JV1rdcm rl1 Jeff W r l ~. on 506 ll ~ n y B1 \l V1rdon 1s a man \\tth a great dea l of s<>lf-( ont1ol but r ti S m 1h '1 70 Marl ene 'JII1 1son 50J l nd H1 gtJ Gam e Eel Voss tunc he fell he had taken more th.m hr could 21 1 Ect Vos s 212 Belly Smtih 1 Stand up and repeat th at he stltd {'Qi lFt <ttt lmg h1s trm d 113 Mary Voss and Mulene Wil son 190 baseman Wisely, RIChie Hebn el derided not to ro• tha t, he \l as called LATE MONDAY MIX:EO March 4 1974 ' gutless," wh1 ch re3lly 1sn t so at <~li , e1 tb eJ Dan nr e s Mo hrlc Hom es 66 "r never L'U Uld 've won m that s1tuat10n ' he sa1d I d have Jacks Club 42 been a loser all tre way I used m) head I sho uld 1e done 1l 10 Te<Jm N o ~ J7 Team No 1 mmutes bef01 e and there nevet \\ould vc becn.l n} trouble Three E Jf'lyn <; Groc 30 da ys later, I \Ienton ard to ld hun 'I m smty ' He sa.d, It's all ll.~a r k v H 1gh Team Se r cs Dan oHr Forget >t ' ' 1 n e s Mob le Home s ???3 Mark R1ch1e Hebner look.s at Bill Vordon much d1ffe•entl y now than v 1960 H qh team Game Dann re s he d1d last year Mob 1l€ Hom es 7..,6 Dann e s "W>th all the trouble he had w1lh th>s club, he kept h>s cool und Mobrl e Ho rr PS '132 H1Qh l nd Ga me John never parucked," Hebner says of Vtrdon 'No one want ed to wm Tyr ee ?68 Ed Voss 105 Mary as much as he d>d No one The Yankees have gol themselves a Voss 217 Marlene Wil~o n 203 H gh l nd Ser res John good manager I hope we play em m the wm ld se• 1es I hope we Tyr ee 591 Ed Vos-:. S9 t MMy Vo ss SSB Betty Sm th <19 8 beat 'em, too " .·· Local Bowling ",, . " " " tll sdo~url st <Jr led t.:OIISCI VU tl\ ll k t• 11 1 s Ji~ d \ u s1 n~ ihm sprdy tc~ns !S ddn~eJo u s h 1ve been he<-1 1111g rum ors uy SO nectr that you mhale the fumes fl om the pressurized .tn~ e defN tht fo~ cc ~· IS If 1t s su dangc1ous why ha s 11 bee n on tilt market so long? Whdt .Jbnut etll th1 s protf•m tn hc~1r sp1 d'r bc111g so wonde1ful for ha1r Is rt v.orth the d1f fP1enc e 111 pn ce' DE!IH HEADEH No del osols <.~re completely sa re But thrn no knife 1s etther and \t.'( \\ e US( lh ern lVPr\ riH ~ -------------------------- I I I I I I I I I I Washington R eport Although the U S Secreta ry of St.>te lids been hailed !01 hos \\ ur k 111 a<.:l 11ev mg \\ IJ! ld pea ce he has hccn mvoh cd 111 some unfmtuncr t{ n egoltt-~ I JOns HI the past fe\\ \\eeks that <.:a r1 bt mg rw ~ wn to lhe Umted St~ t es I am refcrnn~ tn the p1 OJCCted gt\f'<l\\.1\ of tllc Prtnama Cana l Unllf2T u JliO:J tJ ec~ h the U S dcquu Pd thr Jlf!;hlc; to the Can<.~ ! Zone 111 pcrpetwt; In 1clurn \H we1e to ope 1ate and matnlalll the Ca nal At the l•rne of the s>gm ng of the II eat) lhr Canal \\rl s nut eveu completed The Umtecl S L<~ tes taok ove1 umst1uchon from llie Fren ch, ~>h o hdd .JJI but failed 111 ove 1c:onu ng man ~ obstacles It good old l\m e1 1cct n 1ngenu 1h <:~nd S i\ Cdl liHit f>nnlh ilccmnpllshcu thiS g>cal engltleer 1ng fe. tt No\\ th e Pc~mllnc~n ld fl S \\dllt 1t bdC k 1 S.nct the d.t\ lit e Cclllal \hi S r1 pcnul m I!JH 1t hc.l~ dLlCS:;Iblc to all nc~l t o n s been of the ''or ld It hC:~s not heen opera ted ,1s .tn exdu s1ve passa~C\\cl} fm Ame11can sh1ps 1 he h1 1ef se\en·h ou! t11p throug h th e Can.al s locks sm'cs \\or iel shJppiJIJ' rmlhon s of hours of l! avrl .,m!ll nd Soull1 ,\mer 1<.:<:1 l ,J rh H<H SubJ edl ll g the npC'! nti(Jll of the C mal to P.lnRnldlll1n domm01taon would c11d th1s gucH a11tce of stc~ bility to \\Dr ld slnpp111g that h c~s endured for 130 ye~1 r s It IS not PllOUgh thal \\C 81 e t:IJrJ:>Hiel wf; gl\ 111g lh e Pananw C.m.i\ <I\\ a) 1t Sf.!(' Ill S we mu st pa y for th1s prlvtlege <:~s wel(1 Un1ted States pa 1d Panama 10 mJih un Hlltlally for the C:l'l d t lghts Ill 1903 In <Jd d lt lt n '~ e ha \ e paid Pan,1m:1 em annu cli fee n()W lot..,l tllg almost $2 million ea(h l! t!! 1'\m\ tlisproposedtha tas \\e \\llh draw we add msult to om self-mfilded lllJUI y by contnnung to pay for operatwn 1 11l' jumbo 9 lb., 13 oz. 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POPLAR BRAND OHIO POTATOES 10 lb. 1.49 Yellow 5th and PI::ARL STS., RACINE "The Store With A Heart You, WE LIKE"' R1ght reserved to hm1t quantities We 1 09 GROUN[) BEEF•••••••••••••••••••••••••· • 7 9¢ BOLOGNA ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~~~. 89¢ SLICE[) BACON ........................!~ FRESH & GOOD NFW YORK IUPI ) - Fred Schaus , whose Purdue team advanced along With Jack.sonVlllc to the sem1-hnal round of th e Na twnal Inv >tatwn bo skelball tournament, ha s been w1th the men m the pros and r tght now he'd hke to say a word fm the ' k>ds" m the colleges ' Some people talk about the kids of luday," sa>d Schaus aft er Purdue scored a revenge 85~72 victor~ over Haw an m th e NI I quart o• -fmals 'I ue sda' mght to quahfy for a Satwday clash Wllh Jacksonvill e 80-83 wmner over Mary land Enst ern Shore ' But I say 'bo lone) • to cnt>c>sm of the k1ds," Schaus continued " They do hDH goals They do know where tl,ey IV ant to go I loved th e 12 years I was With the L<ls Arge!es I.1kers but nght now I ''e got the most perfect JOb m Ar1e11ca ! lo ve bemg w1th the kids " 3chaus became coach at Purdue after a long stmt as th e successful coach and general manager of the Lakers of th e Natwnal Basketball Assocwtwn. thus retw-nmg to the college ranks where he long ago ftrsl won natwnal attentwn w>th a West Virgmia team that featured a youn g Jerry West Purdue brushed thtrd m th e B•g Ten th>s season and , after. two wms In an NIT tha t seen the earl} tavontes qmckly shunted to the s>del mes, the Bot!ermakers now rate about as strong a favonte for the litle as there IS m the even lymat ched fi)lld In beatmg Hawa11 , Purdue avenged a 7~7 Joss to Hawaii m the fmals of the Rambow ClasSic b.1ck m December m Hawa 11 Scha us no ted twu differences 111 the two games - Stargell 's homer nails Expos Ry Umted Press J,nter nauunal W>lhe Stargell says 1f he puts h1s nund to Il and concentrates on home 1 uns exclustve ly he could hit 60 tlus yem. and nobod) m the Natwnal League doubts him fo...' a nunute, Purdue's riefense and th e lo ccHIOn of the gume "We ere playmg defense much brtter now th nn !he were at that pomt m th e s ~ason " the Put due roached sa>d "Ard when you' ae playmg Ha\\ au you'd rather play them on a neutr,ll court " Purdue moved out to a 46-33 halftim e lead and Hawa 11 never 1 eally ,;ncnaced after that although the Rambows' Tom Henderson took game scormg honors wtth 33 pomts, tus ca rec1 h1gh Stx foot --s1x Frank Kendnck Jed Purdue With 22 Pu: due came oul of the game ""1th vne worry, starlet Jerry N1chols who crashed heavily on one knee and was taken to a hospital ror trea•men t ' Henderson •s undoubtedly one of the best guards m the game at b<lth ends of the court and I thmk he w1ll be the frrst gum d to be picked m the pro draft ," sa1d Schaus A cro\\d of 12,234 at Madison Square Garden sa\\ a trem ~n­ dous battle m the forst game of Tuesday s twm bill as George Scholz sank two free throws 26 seco nds before the end for Jacksonville's wmnmg margm over Mm y!and-Easte1 n Shore Even after that It took a block by Shawn Leflw1ch of a desperatwn shot by Joe Pacce to keep Jack.sonv>lle m front Leon Benbow Jed Jacksonv ille w1th 21 pomts, but Wdham Gordon of Maryland was the game leader w1th 24 The quarter-fmal 1ow1d concludes Thursday mght w1th a doubleheader m wh1ch Memphis State plays Utah and ConnectiCut faces Boston College Sem>-fmals are Satw-day afternoon and the fmnl Sunday afternoon Winesap APPLES 7 Glad~ Accept Fed. Food Stamps , Prices Effective Mar. 20.27 Monday Thru Friday !I:UU to 7:00 Saturday 9 to 9 CLOSED SUNDAYS The b>g Mon treal fastballer got d httle <:tnlple m San Juan Tuesday m~h l when Slm gell un loaded a h\io-r un homer off him to nm l down a 4-1 v1ctory for Pittsburgh , wh>ch swept >ts two spPo,ll ga mes with the part1c ulo~ rh 1\'llkt~ Turro•z Mets rout Reds • B u lls magzc number is now·three WE'RE GETTING NEAR! • I from where the late Pittsburgh outf>elder lost his life m a plane crash wh1le on a miSSion of mercy for Nicaraguan earthquake v1ctuns on Jan I, 1973 Stargell's homer was one of two off Montreal p!lchmg m Tuesday mght'scontest Rich>e less mnmgs in leadmg the San J!rancrsco Giants to an 11-3 dectston over the San Diego Padres In Phoemx, Ariz Barr was so unpress1ve that G1ants' manager Charlie Fox sa1d the 6-foot-3 n ghthander has a good shot at making the regular rotation Willie McCovey got a double m three bats for the Padres, only h1s third hit of the sprmg Dave Duncan drove m lowruns wtlh a homer and a double agaUJSt h>s old ball club m Cleveland's 8-6 Win over Oakland at Mesa, Ariz Reg g~e Jackson was hit on the arm by a Dick T!drow p1 tch and was taken to a hospital for X-rays wh1ch proved negative Ron Santo , Ken Henderson and B>ll Nelson each drove m two runs as the O!lcago Wh1te Sox beat the Boston Red Sox at Sar asota, Fla , w1th J im McG!othm hur li ng three scoreless uuungs to ptck up the VICtory, and m other exhibition contests lefthand er Dave Roberts blanked Kansas C1ty on ftve hits over SIX mnmgs m a 4-1 VIctory by Houston , the St LouiS Cardinals out-lasted the Philadelplua Phillles, 6-!i. Baltimore edge!! Texas, 6-!i, also, and the Califorma Angels bea t the O!icago Cubs, 5-l. Z1sk also connected off loser steve Renko m the second mn mg after which Stargell h>l his two-run homer m the sixth Jun Rooker started for the Pirates but departed m the thrrd when his arm stiffened. Steve Blass, a Pirate problem all spr ing, took over and gave up one run m three mrungs but hit three batters and still had trouble fmdmg the strike zone Tom Seaver wasn't overly exc1ted about tits fast ball although he still looked all right m the New York Mets' 7-1 wm over the Cincinnah Reds Seaver went ftve mrungs and gave up the losers• lone run m ' stale champwnshtp team 20 5 for Riverdale, and the 6-4 the third mmng The Mets Th e 6-3 Ramsey averaged Whelsel, one of lwo brothers rallied for four runs m the 23 6 for Caldwell , Decker, who who played fo r R>dgemont, eighth off Don Osborn WJth Ted Martmez and rookie Benrue will be mthe state tournament, 24 6 Ayala each contributmg tworun doubles. Ayala, trymg to land •one of the Mets' oulf~eld JOb, had three of thetr htts CO L UMB U S (UP I ) T h e De L on g Stdn ey L ehm an Bdl Rook>e Scott McGregor, one W apako n et a St 1974 Un t ed Pr ess lrlf er n a tr ona l Da bb e l l of the players Charlie Finley cu rt1 s F r ee m an Cl ass A A l l Ohio basket b al l Joseph Bn an Hams her . team w1 fh h etght, grade and Mc Don a ld wanted from the Yankees when Gara w ay, M1 ke H aus f eld scor tng aver ag ed I sted they sought to make Dtck Col u m b us St Ch arl es Jon F I R ST TEA M L ar r y H arrts L ora1n Ket ler D al ton Gr eg Mo r r~so n Williams thetr manager , Parkway T ed MC DI VItt Clearv tew. 6 6 Sr 29 0 picked up the VICtory as the Wmdham B rll M ark s Jewe tt Greg Sp dn a te Contmen tal SCto Ma r k Swam , Hannan 6 3 Sr 25 2 Yank.s beat the Detrmt Tigers, Eas t Mar k H ay m ore , Cl eve l an d Trace Je ff Spa ul d tM 6-2 Luke Walker was the loser, Ca nton Ja y W olfe. Fr ont ier Lutheran East 6 7 Sr 26 0 M1 k e Cross Franklt n H al Wah ler s la k es1 d e Reese and Gra.g Nettles homered for Whe tsel Rtdg emon t Monroe, 6 4 Sr 26 2 the Yankees HONORABLE MENT I ON To m Kra m b Sou t h Cen t ral Ro n A u st 1n Gr a n vill e B1l l 0 7 Sr , 23 0 Jun Barr pttched ftve score- Lorain Clearview ace named Class A Ohio Player-of-Year COLUMBUS !UP!) - L<lra m 1s made up of Ma non PleasLl earv1ew coach Bob Walsh <~nt 's Scott Balllnge1, T1m do esn't hesitate when asked to Whetsel of R>dgemon l, Fra nk de sen be Ius 6..() stw , I..<.~r r; Monterosso of St Bernard, H ~HI!S Rardall Ramsey of Caldwell He 1s super at all aspects of ard R1ve1 da le's M1ke Decker the game of basketba ll," smd On !he th>rd team ·1re Doug Walsh ·He puts a tremendo us Re) nolds of Elnl\IOOd, Dan mnOlmt of pre ssw e on our op- Zarhn go of Lowellville, Gt eg ponents ' G1vens of Mansfi eld St Wh1le Wa lsh adrmts to bemg Pe ter's, Greg Dulko\\ski of prej udtccd, there are many Buckeye Wes t and Dove coaches h.1ve felt the stmg Scarp1 tt1 of Sebrmg of Hams' talents who would Harns , who also was a firs t second !hat descn pt wn teamer as a JUmor and an allMm>y of them, m fact, d>d m OhiO end m football last fa ll, votmg Harns the UP ! Class A avernged 29 pomts per game Player of the Year m one of the wh1le shootmg nearly 60 per best years for small school cent from the floor talent m recent tunes Although Harns averages Harris, whu w1ll lead h1s nearly >O pomts per game, team mto the state sem >-fmals Walsh cla>ms he could be scorThtorsday mght aga mst lndwo mg much more 1f wa nted to Valley South , heads up an All'He 1s such a tean1 player Ohw first team wh>eh also m- you can't defense hun," Walsh cludes Greg Sp1tna le of Conll- smd "He'll JUSt dump >t off to nale of Conlmental, Mark Hay- someone else 11 More of Cleveland Lutheian Harns a verages 20 rebounds East , M1 ke Cross of Frarklm and seven assists a game Monroe and 'l om Kramb of " I thmk h•s altitude on the South Central court depicts the type of person Ar outstamhng second team he >s,too, • sa•d Wa lsh,' totally unselfish and very considerate of other people " Haymore •s a b• msmg 6-7, 215-po under , who Jed Luthera n East to a 17-1 regula> seaso n record, onl y to be chmmated from the tourn ament by ClearVIew and Harri s' 33 pomts He, too, was named to th e forst team m 1973 as a Junior Cross, second to Harn s m scm mg with a 28 2 mark, IS a 64 fo rward who Will lead his FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla and was traded to the Mmneteam mlo the semifinals (UP!) - Veteran J1m Perry sota Twms m 1963 and to the Th ur sday mght aga mst w1ll JOin h1s brother Gaylord on Tigers from Mmnesota la•t ST PETERSBURG, Fla River dale the pitching staff of the Cleve- season. He comp>led a 14-13 1UP!) - The Nalwnal League Kramb, 6-7, averaged 23 land Indmns lhJs season as the record fo r the 1>gers w1th a champwn New York Mets po mts per game the past searesult of a five-player, three- 4 03 earned 1un average b1eezed past the Cmcmnah son m Jeadmg South Central to team deal Tuesday that sent W>lhains >S a 30-year..,Jd Reds Tuesday 7-1 behmd the a 16-2 regular season Kramb outf>elder Walt W>lhams to the nght handed hiller who broke sluggmg of rookie outfielder was named to the second team New York Yankees and cat- mto the maJor leagues w>th the Benny A)ala who banged out last season cher Jerry Moses to the Detroit Clucago White Sox m 1967 The three h>ls and drove m as many Sp1lna le, the other forst-team Wh1te Sox sent him to Cleve- runs Tigers selectwn, paced h1s team to the The Ind1ans mcl uded rook>e land after the 1972 season The Reds were Jinuted to 10 regwnal fmals wtlh a 25 2 pernghthander R1ch Sawyer m the where he posted a 289 battmg smgles by fom Seaver, Buzz game scormg average He 1s a deal ond the Tigers added re- average w1lh 38 HBI's and Capara a>Jd Bob Miller to g1ve 6-3 guard hever Ed Farmer Both Farm- e>ght homers the Mets then second conseo uMon terosso IS the lop scorer Moses, 27, also a former In- t>ve v>ctory of the sprmg er ahd Sawyer were optioned to on the three teams, averagmg the Yankees Syracuse mmor dian, hJt 254 for the Yankees The Mels tagged Roger Nel- 34 2 pe r contest Monterosso 1s league club m the Iternatwnal last season as a backup rece>v- son and Darny Osborn for 12 a 6-4 center. eJ for Timrman Munson Lea~u e h1ts, mcludmg Ted Martmez' Bolhnger, 6-1, averaged 18 Perry, 37, won the Cy Young Sawyer, 25, has been m the oneoQ n homer which capped the pomts per game fo r Pleasant Award m 1970 as the Amynca n ln d1ans organ iza tion smce 1968 wumer's four r un eighth m- and was the onlyl ' eturnmg League's outstandmg pitcher and had a n 111-15 record with mng starter from last year's Class A after wmnmg 24 games for tl>e the team's San Arto mo farm TIJC Red s got the>r only run Mmnesota Twms club last season m the third mnmg off Mets' ace Fa rmer split the year with Seaver who worked the first His brother Gaylord matched the honor after wmrung 24 Cleveland and Detrml, postmg five mmngs and gave up SIX games for the Indians m 1972 an 0-2 mark w1th the Tnbe and smgles J1m began h1s b>g-league ca- a 3-0 log w>lh the T1gers Nelson wa s tagged with the reer wtth the Ind>Pns m 1956 defeat when Ed Kranepool, Wayne Ga r rell a nd Ayala bunched two..,u t h1ts m the fourth to g1ve the Mets a 2-1 N BA S t a ndm g~ pml By U ntf ed Press ln ter natrot a t Bos ton at A l la n I a (8 05 p m l lead Eastern Confe r en ce Clevela n d at Ca p tta t (8 OS p m 1 Smgles by Bud Harrelson At l an t rc OtVIS ton Hou st 01 1 at D etro 1t (7 35 p m 1 Ry Uulted Press International w 1 p et ~ b Ch ca oo vs KC Omahn a t and Ike Hampton, plus R>ch 53 2J 697 Bost on Kan sa s Ctty (8 35 p m ) The magiC numbe1 1s three Puig's sacnflce fly made >t 3·1 N ew Yo r k 47 31 603 6 , New Yo r k at Pho en x r lOpm J the Chi cago Bulls to chnch for Buffalo <11 37 52il 12 7 Golden State at Sea ttle ( 11pm ) after five The game turned Ph 1acte tpt11a 23 54 308 30 Milwaukee a t 1 os Anget C"s a second place fm>sh m the mto a route m the e>ghth frame Central D rV I SIOn ( 11pm l w 1 pet g h when the Mets batted aruund National Basketball Assoc>aABA St and tngs x Cap rta l 43 34 558 By Un 1t ed Pr ess lnlerna t tona l hon 's Western Confe rence and on Osborn A tl <~n t i\ 32 45 <1 16 11 East Ho •s tan 31 46 ~03 12 The Reds obtamed some help host a playoff sencs for the w 1 pet g b Cl ev eland 28 Sl 354 16 New York 50 29 633 at In st base Tuesday when first tune Western Co n f erenc e Ke ntuc k y 48 19 62 3 I The Bulls defeated Ph >laMtdwes t D rv tston they acquored Terry Crowley <16 33 582 4 Carol rna w 1 pet g b V rrg 1111 a delphm 103-94 Tuesday In 20 52 333 23' 1 on wmvers from the Texas M I Wi!UkC t' 56 22 718 19 ~ 9 :;lt4 301 ? M empl"• s other NBA games, Cleveland Chr c <J g o 'il 27 65 1 5 Rangers. West D e tro t SO 28 6•11 'i w 1 pe t g b beat Portland 107-103, Boston Crowley, 'll, spent three full KC Oll <~h a 31 \7 394 24 . Utah <19 29 62 8 Pac tf rc OtVl StOn seasons and parts of others downed Houston 110-107 and S<1 n Antno 43 3 6 544 6 w 1 pet g b Milwaukee whipped Oakland lndr an a H 37 53B 6 7 w>th the Baltunore Orwles Gol den St a t e 43 32 573 San D rego 34 44 436 111 111-100. Los l'l. nge l es 44 )d 564 2 Denver 34 tl\ 436 1 t' 7 before be ing so ld to th e Sea ttl e 32 44 42 1 11 , In the only game on the Tuesday s Result s Rangers this wmte r PhoenrX 28 50 359 16 1 Ulah 118 Memph1~ 103 Amencan Basketball Assoc>aPortl and 25 52 325 19 In on ly 54 games for the I only game sc hedu led) x c l n c hed drv Stan ! ti l e twn schedule, Utah defeated Wed n esday's games Onoles la:;t year, Crowley T u esd ays Res u lt s • Mem phi s a t New Yo r k ( 7 35 Memphis, 118-!03 Cl eveland 107 Portland 103 batted 208 Crowley IS expm l Boston 110 Houston 107 The Bulls hold a one-game v r g nta at San Dr ego ( 10 30 pected to back up regular first Ctlt cago 103 Phtlade l ph ra 9~ pm l lead on the Detroit Pistons m M l wa uk ee Il l Oak land 100 Carolma at lnd ana (9 10 p m ) baseman Tony Perez and do (on l y qam es sc h edu l ed ) Utah at Denve r (9 30 p m J some pmchhittmg for the Reds the scrap for the runnerup spot San An tonro a t Ken tu cky (8 10 to Milwaukee ard each team Wednes d ays games 1! he IS retamed Portl<t n d at Pht ladei Phla (8 05 pm l has four games rema mmg. Thus, Detro tl could l>c by wmn mg all lollf and the Bulls would have to wm three to take seco nd place. Should they wmd up !led up m wms, the Bulls would fm1sh second because they have won the season sen es from the P1slons. But the Bulls now must go on a three-game road trop , agamsl Kansas City tomght, a team wh>ch has beate n them tw1ce m five games, at Los Argeles Friday, a team that has beaten pome.ay pome roy them low- out of five , and at ou\l an d national Seattle Sunday, whom the bank Bulls have beaten three tunes the bank of m f1ve games. the century Meanwhile, the Pistons play es tobl rshed 1872 only once on the road, at Ka nsas Ctty.Omaha, and have three at home agamst Houston. Philadelphia, and Atlanta Perry brothers back together Expos I~ benefit the Roberto Clemente Youth Fund Ar estnnated 21,000 fans pa1d $60,000 to see the plllf of ~ames between the Porates and Expos m San Juan 's Hiram B1lhorn Stadtum, wh1ch 1sn't too far Sw<'lin, Dill, Lusher, Donahue honored , I Pro Standings 1nes 14 oz. bots. $ $ $199 3 99¢ HUNT'S CATSUP..................... 99¢ GREEN BEANS ••••••••••••••••••••••4 _1 2 99¢ KEEBLE~&OOKI ES••••••••••••••• 4 99¢ JELLO•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IT'S STOCK UP TIME Meat Distributor · BOLOGNA IN PIECE.. .. ... ....._........ 7CJ HOMEMADE SAUSAGE .................. 7CJ SPARE RIBS ...·-.........·-.............. .79' USDA'" 15 oz. ,jars CONCENTRATED DETERGENT an d dan ger ous D&D • 46 RAGU un the throa t Many of these JH ed 1 ct~ b l e It can cause a products have been removed healthy hea1 t lo sloP. suddenl y fi om th e market If you wan t to I he per ve 1led use uf the spray somethrn g mto the nose p1oduc.:t 1s like usmg a kmfe for or thr oat a r ea, don t use an aerosol fhe hqwhed gas can the wrong purpose The questions about hun be absorbed this way, and, m :;pra y 'v\ CT e amon g the fu st man) ways you are domg a concern s about these produe\s fonn of 'smffrng " It ts much It was fi rst 1eporled that the better to use a plastic squeeze h(fll s p1ay formed sol 1d bottle "here you prov1de the mater>al s 10 the lun gs that me chani cal ac taon for the ca used lung prob le ms Fu1 ther spraym g rathe1 than usmg a stud1es fai lccJ to pro...e th1s v.as press urtzed gas Th ere are a van ety of the cause However , t11e 1ngred1ents used 1n som e mgr ed1ents m different ha ir deod01 an t spra ys are capable sp• ays Ard, the effects of all of th ese are not yet kno¥o n of domg lh1s No one has yet prov ed tha t Several stud1es are m progress the protem sprays for hair are on beauty operators to sel! dangerous However, there IS what effe ct these have on the concern the protem rna) them The most corrunon dange r scns1ttze a person to a par· f 1 om aeroso ls, thoug h, I S tlcular protem, and, at a later date , when the person gets a fm lmg to follow the dorectwns When the spray. whether 11 IS a shot v<1th that protem m 1l sa) for a va ccmatwn ~ he ma y pamt or a bath10om clea ner, says use on ly m a wellhave a bad rea ctwn Haor 1s largely bwlt from ventilated room or outdoors 1t protem I don 't see any v. ay the mean s JUSt that More than one protem added to the half can do person has been found unan} thmg more for the ha1r than consciOus from fmh ng to read coat 1t In th ts sense 1t ts much and heed So, 1! you are gomg to like a covenng of na il pohsh to use aerosols, for heaven's sake harden nalls Some of the na1 l rend the d>rectwns poli shes to harden nall s, Send your questions to Dr thoug h, are very effechve It would have to be an mdm dual Lamb, m ca re of this ne\\s· matter If 1t makes a person's paper, P 0 . Box 1551, Radio ha >r look better and they want City Statwn, New York, N. Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr La mb's to use 1! then 1t m>g ht be worth booklet on ul cers, send 50 cents II to the same address and ask for I want to caution readers 11 Uicers" booklet about usmg aerosol sprays mto verv BEE CHANGED The Annual Me>gs County 1 Spellmg Bee has been rha nged I from Tuesday, Ma rch 26, to I Monday, March 25, and will be I he ld at 7 30 p m at the Eastern I High School The bee was I changed due to a tnp bemg I made by the Bradbury School By Clarence I March 26 wh>ch would have I made count) parhc1pat10n by Miller I ttnd mamtenance Added to that school >mposs!ble th 1s 1s the mev >table chaos that results \\hen tt complicated uperatwn such as the Canal IS tu rned O\er to mexper1enced GLENN FAVORED hand s The wo1ld ha s seen th1s CLEVELAND I UP! ) tune and agam , .... hether 11 be Democ ra h c Se natort a l can· mmes , mdustry, railr oads - or d1date John Glenn Jr has the Panama Cana l We cannot ann ounced a statew >de poll afford to ' let such a v1tal shows h1m "'th an II per,mssagev.ay as the Canal be centage pmnt edge over h1s run mcompetently Democratic pnmary opponen t If the Cana l Zone 1s g1ven to Inc um bent Howard MetPanama the effect on our zenbaum r!Efensn.e posture m th e world would be felt >mmed>ately Panama "ou ld no do ubt g ut~ra n tee our access to use of the Canal, but hopefully thts 830 E. Mam Pomeroy, Oh1~ co untr y has learned that today's guarantees are often tomonow 's empty promises ~b.. Jnthepastfewmonthswe have seen the devastalmg effect that ~~ I.JO,itott and blackmml can • have on th 1s coWltf} Allowmg !~ . Pa nama to take c ontrol of the SIO~S GROUND BEEF (anal Zone \\Ould onlv open us (423) ~ :~ 1 BUL K SAUSAGE up to a squeeze of the most 2 lb SLI CE D SHOULD E R cnt1cal k1od m the years ahead 2 lb SUP E RIOR WIENER S - cnpplm g our sea-gomg 2 lb SPARE RIB S commer ce and undercuttmg 2 lb ROUND STE AK 2 lb SUPER IOR BOLOG NA our defenswe posture The Sov>et Umon now the premier CHOP PED SIRLOIN ""ur ld sea power, would be (424) 22 lb tb PORK CHO PS ove• JOyed at th1s blo" to our 41 b CHU CK ROA ST na val streng th and s tr<:~ teg1 c 3 tb SIRl OIN ST EAK power 2 lb SMOKE D SA USAG E Pnces 2 lb BE EF LIVER Amcr !Cet must not sun ender Includ e ' lb GRO UND BEEF >Is n ght to the Panama Canal Cutttng I o turn over sovereig nty to Wrappmg (425) 111 SE MI BON E LESS HAM another natwn "ould defeat all and that 11e have worked for and (6 7l b Ave ) Freezmg 4 lb CHU CK ROA ST ach>eved smce the turn of the Beef Sold at 2 lb ROUND STE AK century The House of 5 lb GROUND BE EF Hangtng Wetght. Representatives must guard Jt "> constrtutwnal prerogative to have an mput m the (426) ~ GROUND BEEF d>spos>twn of U S ten 1torv 3 lb CHOPP ED SIRLOIN To ach1 eve tha t goal I have co CHUCK ROAST 4 sponsored House ResolutiOns 3 tb tb SLICED BACON 211 and 975 to maw ta w 2 lb SLI CED SHOUL ER snvere1gn 11ghts of the U S 2 lb f>ORK CHOPS over the Canal Zone and the Pcmama Cana l FEDE WE ACCE 2 89¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE •••••••••••••••, ca:: 2 8 9¢ SPAGHETTI SAUCE................ SEALD SWEET UNSWEETENED Tf . , ou follu \\ duct:: twns on der osol ca ns }O U dre not hkely to have om1n 1n I th<:~l • • All FLAVORS ON SALE to kwm rf II IS bt' CHUSC VHU Sp l 'l11e1 e was no tmnl elli,Jt e !-agn h<Jcl scrrous p1ublems A nwnber of pe ople who have a ll e r g ac tendencaes have mm or com plamls about sprays Aerosol products really hav e three ba src p:o~. r t s, the pressunzed gas thkt t p1 opcls the matena l the 1ngred 1ent you a re gmng to use, and somethwg to dis so lve the rn gredtcnt m the pressunzed gas All three of these can be dangerous The press unzed ga s 1s potentially lethal Some people ha ve used 1t for smHmg Thts 1s IJI .!IH Ill! I 1\Mfl - I would to full Purdue whips Hawaii, 85-72 UPI's Class A All-Ohio SECOND TEAM Sco tt Ballt n ge r Mar~on Plea san t 6 1 Sr 18 0 T 1m Whetse l R 1dg em on t 6 4, Sr 2~ 6 F r an k M ont erosso St Bernar d 6 .t Sr , 34 2. Ran d a ll Ramsey Ca ldwell 6 3 Sr . 23 6 M t ke Decker R 1ver dale 6 2 Sr 20 5 THIRD T E AM Doug Reyn old s Elm wood 6 5 Sr 2 0 '1 Da n Zar l 1ngo, Lowe 11 1n lte, o <~ Sr 24 0 Greg G 1vens M ans f1 eld St Pe ter's, 6 2 Jr 19 S Gr eg Dul k owskt Buc k eye W es t. 6 2 Sr 26 0 Dave Scar ptlt l, Sebr m g S 10 Sr I ft 0 SP E CIAL MENTtON Je ll B l a c k , Ca n al Wr n chester Ha l Clark Shenen do ah Ro n Drex l e r Wa p akoneta St Joseph Mike Standings WHA Standm gs By Unrfed Pr ess Intern a tion al E as t w I t pts g f ga N Englan d 40 29 3 83 272 245 To r on to 35 36 ~ 14 278 256 Que b ec 35 33 J 13 275 256 Cl'land 33 30 8 74 240 242 Chrcago 34 33 3 71 24 1 250 Jersey 31 36 <I 66 245 277 W es t w 1 t ph gf ga Ho u ston .t3 21 S 91 281 187 Mrn nesota 39 31 2 80 301 261 W rn nrpeg 32 35 5 h9 2<11 268 Edmon t on 34 33 1 69 234 238 va n couver 26 44 o 52 260 303 Los A n g 23 47 0 46 208 293 Tu esday 's Res ults Cle ve land 7 Ch tcago 4 Va n co u ve r 5 Mr nn esota 4 (On l y games sched ul ed) N H L Stand1ng s By Un 1t ed Press lnlernafton al East w I 1 pts gf qa Bos ton 47 13 9 103 31 1 190 40 20 9 69 25 1 203 Mon tr ea l N Y R ang 37 19 12 66 260 203 31 24 15 77 244 20 4 Tor onto Buf f alo 29 30 10 68 218 227 25 34 10 60 223 268 Det r o1 t 18 39 I I 47 189 261 Va nc v r NY l SI 16 38 15 47 162 223 Wes t w 1 t p t s gf ga 43 14 I I 97 234 140 Ph•l 34 13 21 89 23 1 143 Ch tc Los An g 27 30 12 66 19 1 206 A tl ant a 26 31 12 6.4 180 207 24 34 11 59 164 205 St L S Mm n 21 32 16 58 213 238 13 47 9 35 18 1 298 Ca11 1 Tu es day 's Result s To r onto I Los Ange les I N Y I sl an der s 5 St Lours I Mm n esota 6 Cal tforn ra 3 (On ly ga m es sc h edu l ed ) INTERESTED? Anyone Interested ln plnylog Falls City fast pitch softball this year should attend a meetlag at the Syracuse ball park at 6 p.m. Saturday. Everyone wanting to play should be present at lh>s meeting. Br osk y Asht a b u la St John Ph d B tdd1ng er . M apleton Joe Barz ak Cor tland M apl ewood . J eff Br enn1nq New Alba n v T er r y Bo Q. ard Svc amor e Mohawk Mi ke Chltd s Y ellow Sp r mgs Barry De l ong Zan e Trace (Ross ), St eve OUt, Ea st e rn < M e 1gs), Greg Donahue, Coal Grove, Jeff Dow ta ft M ansf 1el d St Peter 's , M tk e E l ston L 1nco l n v1e W . Mar k Fo r t n ey Sen eca Eas t . La rr y Fo rt ney L or a m Clear vt ew B tlt G n epp er , New Rrege l R egg re Ga s km s Geo rg eto wn St e v e G r egg l nd 1an Val l ey South. St eve Gam b y Ca r ey Cly d e Ho n e y cutt Sou t h Ce n t ral Mr k e H ar e n Za n es v1ll e Rosec r ans Jeff J u stus Por ts mouth Cl ay Du ane L eubrecht For t Jennrngs John lusher, Hannan Trac: e, La m ar L o ve da y WoodSfi e ld K1 m Lu ys l er la k e l an d D ave McC a l l a, A ntw erp Dav e Mc F e r re n Wa t er,f o r d Jtm Meyer Co v1nglon Seb r m g Do ug Joe M ill er Ottman. T w tn Va ll ey Nor t h Dan Oa t s, A rlm g t o n AI Ph •lll ps W a yne T r ace Joe Rade r McC o m b . D enniS Rers l ey Fran k.t m Monroe Joe Ryan Pebbles . Je ff Sm 1th , Z an esv dl e Rosec r an s R1 ck Stahl St H enr y, Roger Steinke, F t L or am1 e Rl c k Se iber t Newcom er s tow n E n c Sttnso n . Columbu s Sl Ch ar l es Cr a 1g Sh eph erd , Upp er Sc to to V alley , Clar en ce Und er w ood Cl eve l a nd Luther an East V tr gr l Wa r d Be tt sv tll e Ti m Werse nb erg er , Cot11n S Wes t ern Rese rv e R ic h Wlllt s Cedar vr ll e Kev tn Wil son Bett a lr e St Jo hn Jo n Ze lfman Str a sbur g Play er ot the y ear - Har ry Harr1s Lora 1n Cl earvl ew NEW SHIPMENT ARRIVED AU SIZES AVAILABLE Factory Retreads $9~ach Plus Federal Tax of B2c Per Tire Mounting, No Charge ePius Recappable Tire eAny Size - Passenger Car Tire MEIGS TIRE CENTER · 100 E. Main St. POMEROY, OHIO 992-2101 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MARCH 23 SPECIAL MEAT BUYS SUPERIORS POLISH SUPERIORS BOILED HAM SMOKED SAUSAGE lf2 lb. HOMEMADE Dairy Special HAM SALAD BROUGHTONS lb. BUTTERMILK lfz gal. 69~ MIX or MATCH Golden Isle 5.75% 36 5 75 per cent per year paid on 90 day Cer· t1f1cates of Depos1t. $1.000 00 Mm1mum . Int er es t Payable Quarterly Meigs Co. Branch =t!J Frozen Food OL BOOTH PEANUT M&M's 79¢ CHEER JOe OFF 16-oz . Pkg . AMERICAN CATSUP Po m eroy, Oh1o . • INSTANT NESTEA 49-oz. Box 10c OFF DEN'S 32-oz$229 Pkg. IVORY 22-oz. Btl. DINTY MOORE HUNTS 296 Se cond Sl • GRAPEFRUIT 5 lb. Bag 69~ BREADED COD 2 lb - Box $}59 DiEESE The Athens County Sa vm gs & lo an Co .... ' FLORIDA cans On 90-Day Certificates • Produce Y uys Blend Juice Natural Orange Juice Natural Orange Juice Sweetened Our Interest Is Greater For You lb. 2 14 oz . Btls. 59~ BEEF STEW 24-oz. Ca n NABISCO J.oz. Ja r OREO ·COOKIES 19-oz. Pkg . �. . ' . ,/ " • > '· 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 20, 1974 Baptist Assoc~ation The JSth annual spr in g meeting of the Rlo Grande Baptist Association held Saturday at the Racine Baptist Church was highlighted by election of association offit:ers and a talk b)' Milton Bennett. president of the Ohio ·Baptist Convention . In his talk before members of 11 area churches, Rennett called for Christian sim:erity , dedication to the cause of Christ, and a willingness to accept the •·esponsib>lity of spreading the word. He spoke of the necessity for eXamining personal faith and fo r trusting in God. He said Christians should not retreat from doubt and that human defeat is often the avenu e for a stronger faith and added glory to God. The speaker was introduced by tfie Rev . Robert Kuhn of the Pomeroy Fir•t Baptist Church, retiring president of the Rio Grande Association. Association of£icers elected were the Rev. William Uber. Cheshir e Baptist Church, president: Mrs . Arnold Richard s , Mount •Moriah Baptist Church. Middleport, vice president; Mrs. Mary Ann Woodruff . Wellston Baptist Church , clerk: Edward Parkins, Salem Baptist Church, treasurer ; the Rev. Sleven Skaggs, Midd leport First Baptist, youth director: the Rev . Frank Snare, Wellston, and the Rev. Run Nicolas, Salem Baptist Church· associate youth directors; and the Rev. Char les Weed, Calvary Baptist Ch urch, director of Christian higher education . The Rev. Louis E.ckols, Southeastern Ohio a rea mipister, installed the new officers. The fall asso.:ia tion meeting will be at the Mount Moriah Churc h in Middleport. Welcomed to the meeting after a lengthy illness was the Rev. Henry Key, pastor of Mt. Moriah . The ali-day session opened with an organ-piano duet by Mr s. Isabelle Simp son, or gan ist. and Mrs. Lillian Hayman , pianist. The Rev. Walt~r Bikacson, host pastor, extended the wetcome and there was group singing of "Onward Christian Soldiers." The Rev. Mr. Skaggs gave devotions using selected scriptures. He spoke of spiritual growth through vision and dreams and the need to " keep in tune with our dreams" as Martin Luther King did, to bring them to reality. Prayer was by the Rev. Mr. Kuhn . Mrs. Robert Kuhn, trustee of the Ohio Baptist Convention, reported on a receot meeting noting that the Rev. Mr. Eckols ha,s been asked t.o remain as Southeastern Ohio area minister. Also repor ting on the recent trustees' meeting was the Rev. Bob Wilkins of the Rio Grande Church who reported that the Rev. Mr. Bikacson is .• bas meet taking his pla(.'c on the board . The Rev . Mr. Eckols spoke at the openi ng sessio n and .welcomed Mr. Bennett, noting 'that he was the first president of the Ohio Baptist Conve ntion to speak at a local association ri1eeling . The area minister commented on the need for pulpits to be filled wtth powerful speakers and good public relations men. He said that the trouble with the world · is that we don' l know one another well enough. The speaker also commented on the " battle of .minds and philosophies being waged in the universities today.' ! He proposed a mission aid program to help ministers with salary problems and reported that $1,140.000 was contributed to missions during 1973 on a state level. Small churches have done their part in mission giving. he said. and suggested that churches select one or two programs. rather than several, ~o as not to spread their resources too thin . Following a covered dish dinner , the association representa t ives went 'into group session. Mrs. Charles Searles, Middleport, presided at the session for the women, and Frank Cleland conducted the one for the men. The youth program was led by Miss Barbara Anthony, Middleport Baptist Church member, and a member of the Ohio Baptist Youth Fellowship Board, , assisted by the Rev. Mr. Skaggs . Reports given at the women's meeting included one from Mrs. Joseph Cook , Pomeroy, treasurer, a balance of $49.03; Mrs. Dorsel Smith, vice president of in· terpretation, who urged all Baptist women to use the American Baptist magazi ne ; and Mrs. G~'ne Yost, Racine. division of Christia n service. who noted changes in the structur e of missionary societies. Mrs. Searles displaved a picture of "Miguel's Answered Prayer ," project of the American Baptist Convention for 1974-7> and reported that the per capita giving of the local association exceeds the giving of all other state associations. The Women's Confer ence June 26-26 at Otterbein College, Westerville, was announced. The love gift offering report by Mrs . Simpson showed that $1,480.78 had been given in 1973. Mrs. Kuhn had the offer•ory prayer. Officers named were Mrs. Cheshire, Gladys Rife, president; Mrs. Oli ver Michael, Pomeroy, secretary; Mr s. Cook, Pomeroy, treasurer: Mrs. Dorsel Smith, Salem, vice president of interpretation; Mrs. John Myers, Rio Grande, vice president, division of cormnunications; Mrs. Yost, Racine, vice president of the di - vtswn of mission s and specia l interest missiormrie:-J: Mrs. Arthur Srnith . Jal'kson, division of white cross and world relief. Mrs. Campbell Harper, Mt. Moriah, Middleport, vice president of Christian service : Mrs. Rita Perdue, Wellston, vice president of Christian socia l relations; Mrs . 1Bernie Mm·phy, Rio Grande , love gift chairpers on : Mr s. George Skinner, Pomeroy. vice president of leaders hip development: Mr s. Vivian Kirby, Cheshire, vice president of spir ituol growth: Mrs . Homer Brannon, Rio Grande , vice president of Literature. Installation of the new officers was set for 7:JO p.m. April IS at the Cheshire Baptist Church. A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs . Searles, retiring president, who extended thanks to Mrs. Kirby and Mrs. Dorsal Smith for assistance during her two-year term. Mrs. Kuhn spoke to the gro up on various ac tiviti es and projects and there was a gen.:!ral discussion on "Time to Run," the Billy Graham fi lm, and a contrast between that film and its influence and "The EXorcist." For the open in g of the afternoon association session, Mrs. Bikacson and Mrs. Kuhn played a pianoorgan duet , "What a Wonderful Saviour.'' Mrs. Bikacson was joined by her daughter, Shm·on, to sing. "God Gave Me The Song," and Dennis Manuel of the host church sang "Now I Belong to Jesus ." Churches represented at the spri ng meeting were Middleport , Pomeroy, Cheshire, Racine, Jackson, Salem, Wellston, Mount Moriah, Evergreen, Vinton, Rio Grande and Bethlehem. Cancer board has meeting Fund raising activities in th t• Cimccr f'ru s~dc were outlined at a special meeting of the Board of Directors of th e local unit o£ the American Cancer Society Monday ni ght in the Middleport office. Introduced at the mee ting were Mr . and MI'S. James Housh , en-chairpersons. for th e crusade . The board deddcd to ask the publi c to save bottle caps from Royal Crown products to be redeemed later by that firm . ft was noted that large green plastic containers have been placed in area business places. A " skate-a·v.-·ay can ce r ' ' party was planned for Sunday , April 21, at the Skate-i\-Way Rink on Chester Hoad . Price per person is $1 \.,.·ithout skates, or 7> cents with skates Plans were finalized for Daffodil Dav. Saturday, March 30. Fresh daffodils will be sold on the streets by members of 1974 Banquet shted Chester PTA meets CHESTER - A petition to be sent to Sen . Robert Taft requesting his support · of legislation exempting Ohio from Daylight Savings Time, Dec. 1, 1974 to March 31, 197>, was circulated at the Monday nigh t meeting of the Chester PTA. Another highlight of the meeting was the election of officer s ~nd C.ounty CoWlcil delegates and alternates for the 1974-75 school year. They arc Mr s. Demaree Sexson, Mrs. James president; Thomas, vice president; Mrs. John Riebel, secretary; and Mrs. Max Eichin ger, treasurer. The delegates to the Meigs County Council of Parents and Tea chers are Mrs. Howard Parker, Mrs. James Folmer , Mrs. Larry Clark , Mrs. Raymond Oliver and Mr s. Bill Grueser. Alternates elected are Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. Roger Starcher, Mrs. Nick Leonard, Mrs. Robert ~11ook and Mrs. Robert Bowen, Jr. Installation of th e new officers will be held at the April meeting. At that meeting also the cultural art projects will be on display . Mrs . Char lotte E lberfe ld presided at the meeting which opened with the pledge to the · nag and the PTA prayer. A letter was read from Mrs. Virginia Kil'khart thanking the unit for sending her a past president's pin. It was reported that curtains fur the kitchen have been donated and the PTA voted to purchase traverse rods and hooks . Mrs . Elberfe ld expressed her thanks to the repair committee and others who helped in insta lling the doors and partitions in the restrooms . It was also reported that the deep freeze has been delivered. The principal poled that the television and Stand, the film projector and two record players have been ordered. three members vo lunteered to be on the auditing committee. SPii i)S Birthday observed "IT'S TRUE"- u -0 -- ::c • co ....... 1111::1" L&J ..en1:111: L&J Ill I I BAKER ...0 · ... c (.) C) I FURNITURE MIDJILEPORT, 0. 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'2.96 t!vgged l ott ie flares in i OO % canon den 1m that-.ev er loo ks played O\J I. Fo•Jr p a tch pocke ts, sn a p wo•stl-ond wifh loops . Z•p fro nt . Navy. 4-7. Own Brand POPULAR 8 TRACK STIREO TAPES REG. '59.86 LAWN GYM il "WHAT THE WOIIlO "'liEOS .• ."" With SLIDE • '"UOADWA1' 'UP'U HITS'" HUGO MONH NI CIIO _ "DANCING JN lH E SliHIS" * * * SOUNOi $49 · 86 ONLY SHCTACUlAII 1!! NOW Feature!. 2 swings, 2-seoter sky ri der, 2 chin ba rs, 2-poss.enger lown ~ w i ng, tropeze''U'' bor, 7' plo1 form sli de. Rugged 2" frame, 6 IP.gs. Overal l length : 14'. I £verylhing from rock lo BroCJdway cla ssics . Now specially priced. MODEL SPORT OXPORDS 709014.__.....r'-~ Your new Super Valu Market is locally owned and staffed with friendly people, your neighbors! ~:\.~1158 -~ POWELL'S 298 Second Street IJt.Optnlnl ••rl IllY WOUND ALAIUI CLOCK •3.27 Comp ~c l , 40 t1 o ur a lar m has loud bell, eo!.y·to· read dial . Ivory casu. upper in navy, block, white. Women' s 5· 10. II Dtlttliwe Due Tt P11ts or • DIMMER Workmans~lp. • M111'11hy's 11w• 3/8 Inch YAIIAILE SPEED DRILL ~· 1o~~ ~ .'1S.9C. , COMING SOON! Ill. •t.t4 3 pc. fabric REG.244 POMEROY Voriob le !.peed from 010 1000 RPM ' ~ . Capacit y: 3/B" 5lt-el. I '" wood. Au)( · 1l 1ory handle. AvOC<?dO, 3 amp, I I 5 v DELUXE, FULL SIZE IAILE TOP TOOL 10![ ·s~~o-.JE '>1·'1 SWITCH 327, REG. ?s~4~· 54.87 NOW ONLY Gabled top provi de ~ :.dd•hor1o t ~ lO r· age below . Lilt-ou t tro y with hondl ?. Bl ue w /rt.>tlto te tro y. 19117!17V_. " high . $2 99 SAVE •1.88 Men's & Boys' T••• SOCKS c PR. z - 0 ~ :E -.... .= .. ~ tj z I - • Ill C) SILVER BRIDGE: PLAZA -· < a. • . I IU u Mrs. Roger I .uckeydoo entertained recently with a party Orr. honoring , her daughter, Amy, Other members pr e!'ient were on her thu·d birthday . Mrs. Errne Clelm1d , Mrs. Adii A Rag gedy Ann theme was Morris, Mrs. Le tha Wood , Mrs . carried out in the decorations Ada Nent1.ling , Mr s. Dorothy and the cake in a pink and Myers, Mr s. Jean Sum white color scheme. Chrysmerfield, Mr s. Go ldie nnlhemwns centered the table. Frederick, Mrs. Mabel VanCak e and ice cream were Meter , Mrs . Zona Biggs , Mrs. served. Ada VanMeter, Mrs. Dorothy Bethel 62 , lnternolional Order Attending the party were Lawson, Mrs . Opal Hollon a nd of Job's Daughters, and per- Amy's grandparents, Mr. an d Mrs. Betty Roush. sons wishing to purcha se Mt·s. James Brewington, John Refreshments in keeping fl ower s 'in ad van ce may Vroman, Esther Kissel, Mrs. with St. Patrick's Day were telephone Mrs. .John Reec e, Daisy Ankrom and Joseph served. Mrs. Ethel Orr won tlte 992-7664 . A donation of 25 cents Ankrom . door prize. for each flower or .$2 .>0 per . The Luckeydoo family will Hostesseses for the April dozen is bein g asked. move this weekend to Ketmeeting will be Mrs. Pauline Guest at the meeting was tering where Roger Luckeydoo Ridenour and Mr s. Sa die Victor Gaul , representin g the is employed with the In ternal Trussell. Meigs County Jaycees. Revenue Service. EACH 1 • ' ' National Granges. For the program, Mrs. Ethel Grueser showed slides of her trip to the , Holy Land. The an nual Grange banquel Mrs. Morgan served refreshApril > at the Salisbury School was announced at a recent ments. meeting of Rock Springs Gra nge .at the home of Mrs. Gladys Morgan . It was noted that Fred Goeg lein has tickets for sale. Members discussed the bicentenn ial observance. A thank you note was read from Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee !IN SHOE FASHIONS! for a gift sent to them . Sympathy was exte nded to Burl SEE US Windon at the death of his father. The meeting time was heritage house changed from 7:30 to 6 p.m. "Y our Thorn MeAn Store'' Comm unica ti ons were read Middleport, Ohio fr om both the State and " .., ,. • ~ Q.. �. . ' . ,/ " • > '· 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 20, 1974 Baptist Assoc~ation The JSth annual spr in g meeting of the Rlo Grande Baptist Association held Saturday at the Racine Baptist Church was highlighted by election of association offit:ers and a talk b)' Milton Bennett. president of the Ohio ·Baptist Convention . In his talk before members of 11 area churches, Rennett called for Christian sim:erity , dedication to the cause of Christ, and a willingness to accept the •·esponsib>lity of spreading the word. He spoke of the necessity for eXamining personal faith and fo r trusting in God. He said Christians should not retreat from doubt and that human defeat is often the avenu e for a stronger faith and added glory to God. The speaker was introduced by tfie Rev . Robert Kuhn of the Pomeroy Fir•t Baptist Church, retiring president of the Rio Grande Association. Association of£icers elected were the Rev. William Uber. Cheshir e Baptist Church, president: Mrs . Arnold Richard s , Mount •Moriah Baptist Church. Middleport, vice president; Mrs. Mary Ann Woodruff . Wellston Baptist Church , clerk: Edward Parkins, Salem Baptist Church, treasurer ; the Rev. Sleven Skaggs, Midd leport First Baptist, youth director: the Rev . Frank Snare, Wellston, and the Rev. Run Nicolas, Salem Baptist Church· associate youth directors; and the Rev. Char les Weed, Calvary Baptist Ch urch, director of Christian higher education . The Rev. Louis E.ckols, Southeastern Ohio a rea mipister, installed the new officers. The fall asso.:ia tion meeting will be at the Mount Moriah Churc h in Middleport. Welcomed to the meeting after a lengthy illness was the Rev. Henry Key, pastor of Mt. Moriah . The ali-day session opened with an organ-piano duet by Mr s. Isabelle Simp son, or gan ist. and Mrs. Lillian Hayman , pianist. The Rev. Walt~r Bikacson, host pastor, extended the wetcome and there was group singing of "Onward Christian Soldiers." The Rev. Mr. Skaggs gave devotions using selected scriptures. He spoke of spiritual growth through vision and dreams and the need to " keep in tune with our dreams" as Martin Luther King did, to bring them to reality. Prayer was by the Rev. Mr. Kuhn . Mrs. Robert Kuhn, trustee of the Ohio Baptist Convention, reported on a receot meeting noting that the Rev. Mr. Eckols ha,s been asked t.o remain as Southeastern Ohio area minister. Also repor ting on the recent trustees' meeting was the Rev. Bob Wilkins of the Rio Grande Church who reported that the Rev. Mr. Bikacson is .• bas meet taking his pla(.'c on the board . The Rev . Mr. Eckols spoke at the openi ng sessio n and .welcomed Mr. Bennett, noting 'that he was the first president of the Ohio Baptist Conve ntion to speak at a local association ri1eeling . The area minister commented on the need for pulpits to be filled wtth powerful speakers and good public relations men. He said that the trouble with the world · is that we don' l know one another well enough. The speaker also commented on the " battle of .minds and philosophies being waged in the universities today.' ! He proposed a mission aid program to help ministers with salary problems and reported that $1,140.000 was contributed to missions during 1973 on a state level. Small churches have done their part in mission giving. he said. and suggested that churches select one or two programs. rather than several, ~o as not to spread their resources too thin . Following a covered dish dinner , the association representa t ives went 'into group session. Mrs. Charles Searles, Middleport, presided at the session for the women, and Frank Cleland conducted the one for the men. The youth program was led by Miss Barbara Anthony, Middleport Baptist Church member, and a member of the Ohio Baptist Youth Fellowship Board, , assisted by the Rev. Mr. Skaggs . Reports given at the women's meeting included one from Mrs. Joseph Cook , Pomeroy, treasurer, a balance of $49.03; Mrs. Dorsel Smith, vice president of in· terpretation, who urged all Baptist women to use the American Baptist magazi ne ; and Mrs. G~'ne Yost, Racine. division of Christia n service. who noted changes in the structur e of missionary societies. Mrs. Searles displaved a picture of "Miguel's Answered Prayer ," project of the American Baptist Convention for 1974-7> and reported that the per capita giving of the local association exceeds the giving of all other state associations. The Women's Confer ence June 26-26 at Otterbein College, Westerville, was announced. The love gift offering report by Mrs . Simpson showed that $1,480.78 had been given in 1973. Mrs. Kuhn had the offer•ory prayer. Officers named were Mrs. Cheshire, Gladys Rife, president; Mrs. Oli ver Michael, Pomeroy, secretary; Mr s. Cook, Pomeroy, treasurer: Mrs. Dorsel Smith, Salem, vice president of interpretation; Mrs. John Myers, Rio Grande, vice president, division of cormnunications; Mrs. Yost, Racine, vice president of the di - vtswn of mission s and specia l interest missiormrie:-J: Mrs. Arthur Srnith . Jal'kson, division of white cross and world relief. Mrs. Campbell Harper, Mt. Moriah, Middleport, vice president of Christian service : Mrs. Rita Perdue, Wellston, vice president of Christian socia l relations; Mrs . 1Bernie Mm·phy, Rio Grande , love gift chairpers on : Mr s. George Skinner, Pomeroy. vice president of leaders hip development: Mr s. Vivian Kirby, Cheshire, vice president of spir ituol growth: Mrs . Homer Brannon, Rio Grande , vice president of Literature. Installation of the new officers was set for 7:JO p.m. April IS at the Cheshire Baptist Church. A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs . Searles, retiring president, who extended thanks to Mrs. Kirby and Mrs. Dorsal Smith for assistance during her two-year term. Mrs. Kuhn spoke to the gro up on various ac tiviti es and projects and there was a gen.:!ral discussion on "Time to Run," the Billy Graham fi lm, and a contrast between that film and its influence and "The EXorcist." For the open in g of the afternoon association session, Mrs. Bikacson and Mrs. Kuhn played a pianoorgan duet , "What a Wonderful Saviour.'' Mrs. Bikacson was joined by her daughter, Shm·on, to sing. "God Gave Me The Song," and Dennis Manuel of the host church sang "Now I Belong to Jesus ." Churches represented at the spri ng meeting were Middleport , Pomeroy, Cheshire, Racine, Jackson, Salem, Wellston, Mount Moriah, Evergreen, Vinton, Rio Grande and Bethlehem. Cancer board has meeting Fund raising activities in th t• Cimccr f'ru s~dc were outlined at a special meeting of the Board of Directors of th e local unit o£ the American Cancer Society Monday ni ght in the Middleport office. Introduced at the mee ting were Mr . and MI'S. James Housh , en-chairpersons. for th e crusade . The board deddcd to ask the publi c to save bottle caps from Royal Crown products to be redeemed later by that firm . ft was noted that large green plastic containers have been placed in area business places. A " skate-a·v.-·ay can ce r ' ' party was planned for Sunday , April 21, at the Skate-i\-Way Rink on Chester Hoad . Price per person is $1 \.,.·ithout skates, or 7> cents with skates Plans were finalized for Daffodil Dav. Saturday, March 30. Fresh daffodils will be sold on the streets by members of 1974 Banquet shted Chester PTA meets CHESTER - A petition to be sent to Sen . Robert Taft requesting his support · of legislation exempting Ohio from Daylight Savings Time, Dec. 1, 1974 to March 31, 197>, was circulated at the Monday nigh t meeting of the Chester PTA. Another highlight of the meeting was the election of officer s ~nd C.ounty CoWlcil delegates and alternates for the 1974-75 school year. They arc Mr s. Demaree Sexson, Mrs. James president; Thomas, vice president; Mrs. John Riebel, secretary; and Mrs. Max Eichin ger, treasurer. The delegates to the Meigs County Council of Parents and Tea chers are Mrs. Howard Parker, Mrs. James Folmer , Mrs. Larry Clark , Mrs. Raymond Oliver and Mr s. Bill Grueser. Alternates elected are Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. Roger Starcher, Mrs. Nick Leonard, Mrs. Robert ~11ook and Mrs. Robert Bowen, Jr. Installation of th e new officers will be held at the April meeting. At that meeting also the cultural art projects will be on display . Mrs . Char lotte E lberfe ld presided at the meeting which opened with the pledge to the · nag and the PTA prayer. A letter was read from Mrs. Virginia Kil'khart thanking the unit for sending her a past president's pin. It was reported that curtains fur the kitchen have been donated and the PTA voted to purchase traverse rods and hooks . Mrs . Elberfe ld expressed her thanks to the repair committee and others who helped in insta lling the doors and partitions in the restrooms . It was also reported that the deep freeze has been delivered. The principal poled that the television and Stand, the film projector and two record players have been ordered. three members vo lunteered to be on the auditing committee. SPii i)S Birthday observed "IT'S TRUE"- u -0 -- ::c • co ....... 1111::1" L&J ..en1:111: L&J Ill I I BAKER ...0 · ... c (.) C) I FURNITURE MIDJILEPORT, 0. APF ·MARK I IASY WAYS TO IUY CASH, CHARGE, Past councilors have meeting LAY-AWAY ~ '"lOP (AR LY WHILE QUAfooii JII ES LA ST CHESTER - The Past Council or Club of Chester Council 323 Daughters of America met at the Lodge Hall Wednesday evening, March 13, with Mrs. Hattie Frederick and Mrs. Mae Spencer ps hostess. The president, Mary Showalter opened the meeting wi th scriptur e, follow ed by th e Lord's Prayer and pledge to the American nag. . During the business meeting it was decided to have each member bring an Easter card at the next meeting to be sent to a shut-in. Entertainment was under the direction of Mrs. lnzy Newell and Mrs. Ethel WEEK-END SUPER SAVINGS Electric Calculutor .. REGULAR •77.00 Ill $5700 NOW ONLY C) < a. Features 8 digit input. floating or fixed decimal point • . . auto mati c r ound off on a fixed decimal point, overflow indicator and more. 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'2.96 t!vgged l ott ie flares in i OO % canon den 1m that-.ev er loo ks played O\J I. Fo•Jr p a tch pocke ts, sn a p wo•stl-ond wifh loops . Z•p fro nt . Navy. 4-7. Own Brand POPULAR 8 TRACK STIREO TAPES REG. '59.86 LAWN GYM il "WHAT THE WOIIlO "'liEOS .• ."" With SLIDE • '"UOADWA1' 'UP'U HITS'" HUGO MONH NI CIIO _ "DANCING JN lH E SliHIS" * * * SOUNOi $49 · 86 ONLY SHCTACUlAII 1!! NOW Feature!. 2 swings, 2-seoter sky ri der, 2 chin ba rs, 2-poss.enger lown ~ w i ng, tropeze''U'' bor, 7' plo1 form sli de. Rugged 2" frame, 6 IP.gs. Overal l length : 14'. I £verylhing from rock lo BroCJdway cla ssics . Now specially priced. MODEL SPORT OXPORDS 709014.__.....r'-~ Your new Super Valu Market is locally owned and staffed with friendly people, your neighbors! ~:\.~1158 -~ POWELL'S 298 Second Street IJt.Optnlnl ••rl IllY WOUND ALAIUI CLOCK •3.27 Comp ~c l , 40 t1 o ur a lar m has loud bell, eo!.y·to· read dial . Ivory casu. upper in navy, block, white. Women' s 5· 10. II Dtlttliwe Due Tt P11ts or • DIMMER Workmans~lp. • M111'11hy's 11w• 3/8 Inch YAIIAILE SPEED DRILL ~· 1o~~ ~ .'1S.9C. , COMING SOON! Ill. •t.t4 3 pc. fabric REG.244 POMEROY Voriob le !.peed from 010 1000 RPM ' ~ . Capacit y: 3/B" 5lt-el. I '" wood. Au)( · 1l 1ory handle. AvOC<?dO, 3 amp, I I 5 v DELUXE, FULL SIZE IAILE TOP TOOL 10![ ·s~~o-.JE '>1·'1 SWITCH 327, REG. ?s~4~· 54.87 NOW ONLY Gabled top provi de ~ :.dd•hor1o t ~ lO r· age below . Lilt-ou t tro y with hondl ?. Bl ue w /rt.>tlto te tro y. 19117!17V_. " high . $2 99 SAVE •1.88 Men's & Boys' T••• SOCKS c PR. z - 0 ~ :E -.... .= .. ~ tj z I - • Ill C) SILVER BRIDGE: PLAZA -· < a. • . I IU u Mrs. Roger I .uckeydoo entertained recently with a party Orr. honoring , her daughter, Amy, Other members pr e!'ient were on her thu·d birthday . Mrs. Errne Clelm1d , Mrs. Adii A Rag gedy Ann theme was Morris, Mrs. Le tha Wood , Mrs . carried out in the decorations Ada Nent1.ling , Mr s. Dorothy and the cake in a pink and Myers, Mr s. Jean Sum white color scheme. Chrysmerfield, Mr s. Go ldie nnlhemwns centered the table. Frederick, Mrs. Mabel VanCak e and ice cream were Meter , Mrs . Zona Biggs , Mrs. served. Ada VanMeter, Mrs. Dorothy Bethel 62 , lnternolional Order Attending the party were Lawson, Mrs . Opal Hollon a nd of Job's Daughters, and per- Amy's grandparents, Mr. an d Mrs. Betty Roush. sons wishing to purcha se Mt·s. James Brewington, John Refreshments in keeping fl ower s 'in ad van ce may Vroman, Esther Kissel, Mrs. with St. Patrick's Day were telephone Mrs. .John Reec e, Daisy Ankrom and Joseph served. Mrs. Ethel Orr won tlte 992-7664 . A donation of 25 cents Ankrom . door prize. for each flower or .$2 .>0 per . The Luckeydoo family will Hostesseses for the April dozen is bein g asked. move this weekend to Ketmeeting will be Mrs. Pauline Guest at the meeting was tering where Roger Luckeydoo Ridenour and Mr s. Sa die Victor Gaul , representin g the is employed with the In ternal Trussell. Meigs County Jaycees. Revenue Service. EACH 1 • ' ' National Granges. For the program, Mrs. Ethel Grueser showed slides of her trip to the , Holy Land. The an nual Grange banquel Mrs. Morgan served refreshApril > at the Salisbury School was announced at a recent ments. meeting of Rock Springs Gra nge .at the home of Mrs. Gladys Morgan . It was noted that Fred Goeg lein has tickets for sale. Members discussed the bicentenn ial observance. A thank you note was read from Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee !IN SHOE FASHIONS! for a gift sent to them . Sympathy was exte nded to Burl SEE US Windon at the death of his father. The meeting time was heritage house changed from 7:30 to 6 p.m. "Y our Thorn MeAn Store'' Comm unica ti ons were read Middleport, Ohio fr om both the State and " .., ,. • ~ Q.. �,_ oo ' I '' ·. 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0.,March 20, 19:4 r~s~ci;r~,,,,:,( _Shower fe~es ·' '~ ~ ~: Ca · Iend ar@,. Club ~as Mrs. Pettzt meetzng Mrs . Juanita Wilkinson and' Mrs. Monid Good entertained recently with a layette shower honoring Mrs. Diana Pettit·. WEDNESDAY Games were played with OHIO VALLEY Commandery, Knights Templar, prizes being won by ' Mrs. special conclave, to confer the Thomas Darst and. Mrs . Adam Order of the Temple. All Sir Oldaker. Refreshments were served io Mrs. Albert Pettit Knights in uniform . MIDDLEPORT Literary and Tanuny, Pomeroy; Mrs. Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday, home Pauline Riley and Janet , of Mrs . Rodney Downing. Mrs. Akron ; Mrs. Lucy White, Long Roy Cassell to review, "It's I, Bottom: Janie Schmitz, James M?Neill Whistler" by Pomeroy; Mrs. Doris Smith, Lawrence Williams. Roll ca\1, Mrs. Darst, Mrs. James Pettit, Mrs. Larry Hudnall, Mida famous painting. dleport ; Mrs. Oldaker, HartFIRST meeting of Jaycees ford, W. Va. shooters safety education Others presenting gifts to program begins at 7 p.m. at the Mrs. Pettit were Mr. and Mrs. Meigs Junior High cafeteria in Manning Webster, Mr. and Middleport. All interested boys Mrs. Bill Pettit, Mr. and Mrs. and girls between 7 and 14 Frea Butcher, Pomeroy ; Mr. invit.e<l. Agun presentation will and Mrs . Mike Crites, be given the first class. Ap- Cheshire; Thelma McDaniel, plications available at Effie Pickens, Middleport ; cafe!P.ria on night of meeting. Dewayne Good, Long Bottom, YOUNG Wives' Club, 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Little and p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Louise Brewer. Marilyn Spencer. WINDING Trail Garden Club, 8 p.m. at the Columbus ar.d Southem Ohio Electric Co. Open meeting with members of area clubs invited. Ohio A skit depic ting sick and Association of Garden Club film to be shown. Door prizes, hungry children was presented by the Junior Missionar y refreshments. Society at the Laurel Cliff Free THURSDAY WILLING Workers Class, Methodist Church Sunday En~prise United Methodist night. In the skit were Eugene Church, 7:30p.m. at the home Jeffers taking the role of the of· Kay Logan, Route 33. doctor, Sharon Buckley as the MIDDLEPORT Child nurse, and several of the JMS Conservation League, 8 p.m ., Sacred Heart Church members as the sick and basement. Business meeting hungry children. Mrs. James then go to Mason Lanes for a GilmQre gave an appeal bowling party. Guest night to during the program for contributions of food to be sent to be observed. ROCK Springs Better Health India. Opening the program were Club, I: 15 p.m. at home of Mrs. co ngregational songs, " The Wendell Jeffers. Mrs. William Last Mile of the Way," and "He Bradford will conduct the is So Precious to Me," with program and Mrs. Opha Offutt, Robert Barton offering prayer. the contests. JMS members, Sharon TWIN CITY Shrine Club, Buckley, Margo Martin, Crys7:30 p.m. at hall. Refreshments; all Shriners welcome. tal Buckley, Patty · Jeffers. FINAL Day for purchasing Gary Pullins, Eugene Jeffers, tickets to Meigs High School J. L. Jeffers , Frankie Martin Winter Sports Banquet; no and Angela Martin, sang "The tickets at door . Tickets Countdown," " I Love fo go to available at New York JMS," and "We Are One in the Clothing, Swisher-Lohse Spirit." · Leaders of JMS are Mrs. Drugs , Pomeroy; Village Buckley with Sherri Doris Pharmacy and Western Auto, Clark as helper; and Mrs. Middleport. Banquet will be 6:30p.m . on March 28 at Meigs James Gilmore, leader, Mrs. Harold Jeffers, and Miss High cafeteria. Clark, helpers, of the Christian ·RACINE American Legion Youth Crusaders . Post 602, 8 p.m., legion hall. MEIGS County Democrat Club, _7:30 p.m.,. Grace WEDNESDAY Episcopal Church, Pomeroy. AREA FIREMEN 'S Guest speaker, Grant Mc- Association meeting, 7:30p.m. Donald. at new Pomeroy Fire ALL women in Syracuse Department headquarters. interested in training and SATURDAY joining the Women's Division MEIGS HIGH junior and of the Syracuse Emergency senior welding VICA Club Squad should meet at 7:30p.m. holding welding repair day 8 at the Syracuse Municipal a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Building. parking lot in Pomeroy and at FRIDAY Meigs High School. Items CHILI SUPPER, Enterprise needing repair can be taken United Methodist Church, 5 to either place; however, 7:30 p.m. by Helping Hands aluminum and stainless steel Class. Proceeds lor church articles must go to high school. carpeting; $1 adults; 50 cents Donations lor work will be accepted. children. SPECIAL MEETING , SQUARE DANCE at Shade Racine Lodge 461, F&AM, 7:30 School, 9 p.m. to midr1ight by p.m. for annual inspection. Shade PTA with music l>y Frog Work in fellowcraft degree. Stack and the Greenhorns. ~ juniors present Sunday program ' . '" ,. "'I (j) I'll Col ~ po .la Cll I'll ...-n 0 ' ' r z HI-:\ IV .II.. SJ-:T i\ rrvi r al will he lwld F r id <1 ~· . Salurday ;mll s u ~ Hia y ni~~ hl s :It 7::10 p _lll at ua~ :\lid\\" il)' t'oHHll!llllly Ch url' h llwal1·d 0 11 J:u11: W;,dton, Po lllcrnr Vill ~l)!<' Clerk. has a i1111HIIII 't";l lhe rct'cipls, ex p<:nditures and tbp 1·il!ll',:-:vi lll' - Dt' :dt·r Ho;1 d. A lwbn c('s re sper-1\\ cly ~~ s of fcf-l tun• of lht· S: 1lu n l ay night Ma r ch lU ns follows · ::il'I"Vin: will iJl' ~;in~ing by 111f' (;en cr ;d fund, $2 . 7~!9 .15 , Ri sscll Brot her s. The Hcv. $1;,5 24. u;, m1 d ! 17,:l4o.7 t . IJr nVl•r Br o\\"n, Wilkc sv illl', Mrs. Becky Wri ght C:trd presen ted "The Cn•;.1 timl" for members of the Laurel Cliff Retter Health Club meeting •.;IJ ci rill g, IIU l"('l'C ip l~. l't' VC IIUC Jean Wri gh t with M1·s. Mabel will bt• the evant~d ist , a11d tile no expe nditur e, $25,445 .00 : pet ~ tor. the Hev Wor ley llal ~y, Tracy as lhe co - ho~tes:-~. Other reHdings giq: n •.rnP exit' nti s puhli1 ·. recently at the home of Mrs . H \\ L'knn a• to thr we ll ~1,100, $\, :1 00 , !1 11 I!Hpro\'e m tnt h ;li:Hll.'l' mc Jl l $4.3J:~. D. $:\, J53 .:l\ , ;tnd Donna Gilmorl': "I .ct's Gl'l /\way From it All" by Mrs. $:1,:!38.5 1: fin· dep<lrllll l'n t t;HMJL .\TI·:S Ecl wa rd C . V:m Mt'l er . We:;t Colmu hia. S(lll of 1\·l rs. A. L. Pli d ps, Jr. :ulll r~ r a nd ~ 1m of \1 r and !vi i'S . it.(; , Hill , New Havt.:n. W. Va .. ~ ra dua.tNI from Fort Knnx. I\y Feb. 7 and is now 111 i\TC tra imn g nt For t DIX , :1 . .l. Joann e Clark; all(! "The Weaver" by Mrs. Polly Eichinger. Tltc Lord's Pr:1p•r in unison with Scripturr from Psalm 139 111Hl !50 by Mrs. Bertha Parker openC'd the meeting. Hefreshmcnts were served by the hostesses. t.tlending besides t h ose 11amed were Mrs. Della Curtis, Mrs. Georgia Diehl, Mrs. Iva Powell , Mrs. Mildred Ja cobs, Mrs. Amber Lohn and Mrs. Ruby Frick. $90 .83, cmd $:l,8n.Li2: L·emctcry fund. $795, fund . no $()~7.20 r~.:•cei pl s~ ~md $579 .5C; strept no re cc tp ts, S2.8;lB.!JO, and $-1,0!14 .22; s t:~ t e hi!~hw;1~· , no receipts. no extwmlitnn•s aml ba lance uf $5. t0R .:l7: IHiler, $7,D2R .Ot , $7, t 1tl .Rt , : md $46:Um: guaran ty 11 1der $1:lJ , $125 and $5 .274.96; W<.1ter in spection , no rrnipl s , nuexpclld itures and lJa l: mcc l!f $1>.61 : parking me ter, $1.2:!<1, $1,100, and $2:!,;26.:30 ; uti lity departm~nt. YARD S,\l,E SET '\yard sale wi ll be held at the fnnd , no rC'cei pts, $LO:n .5:l, <md Salisbru·y Elementary School $In.ti5J.0(1, ~1 nd fir e !lou se by the P'l'A on Mnrch :w, fl :1.111 . impruvemer1 ! , $15.!>00, nu SALE PLAN NED J\ rummage, sa le \\"i liH r .. m;lin ing; svwer dcvc lup - "Do's and Don'ts" by rvlrs. ,~,.· illlJe held at 9 a.rn. ThursdJy · through Satui·day at the Fry bui\d i11g in ~ ale will featur(~ t•xpellll itures and bal<.i!H'l' nf clot hin g. toys, $: ~11. Jt)q .2"i. dishes, and hou.srhold items. The totu l active fund is Proceeds will he usC'd to $t:rl.O!la.53, the total ir~a c lin• purc ha se curtains for th e fund . $~5,H2:l. :! G, m :~k in g <I auditoriwn . grand tutal uf $17:l,021.89. tu 3 p.m . Ttl t> good Middlepo,·t bv the Missionnrv Society of t11e Sy1·acuse Fir~t Ch urch of (;od. Two runs nwde hy Hacinc EH unit Services set used Fun cn l sc rvi cc5 for Ronnie The Racine E-R sq uad m~de I W;dl " '. ,, :l9 , whO d ied at hi s M d r esidcr1r 1• Monday night. wil l two runs on ay, one at 11 l)f.' hl'ld ,!1 10 .:1 .m . Fr iday at th e a.m. in which sguadrnen took M<~rg11 'rum Funeral Horne in · Leonard Philbrick , 70, Rt. 1, G,lh.lmltl wi th the Rev Chorles Raeine, to Holzer Medi cal G, llta r tl otficintlng . Mr. Wallcr o.:, was preced ed in death Cente r ufter he suffered a by lii s t ~1 th e r, Chil rl cs. a possible stroke . br other ,1nd il sister . At 1 p.m. squudmen took Sur v1ving ilre l1is mother , Mr s. Kath lee n W(1l le r s, Co lumbus ; three si sters . Mr s. OFFICE TO CLOSE Cl<~r.l Hoyd , Bossier Ci ty , Ln., M r <:,. Ka th ryn Tu tt le . F:1r mers Home Adlo l unl b u~•. i'lnd Mr s. Netti e f3,1 11Md . Me Co nn e ll s v i ll e ; · mini!:;tration office, 221 West th r ee brother s. Kenneth. Second St., Pomeroy, will be Be lpr e; J i~me s of Spokane, dosed Thursday, March 21. W11shington, ond Ar l hur ol Thornvi l le, ond 5 evera l nieces and Friday, March 22. ilnd nephew s. Mr . Wa lters ·.va s a mem ber The llai~ ~el of th e Middleport Chur c h ol D!VOTEUT~ Chri 51 Friend s may ca ll c'll the lNTERF.ST OF Ev,- ing Fun erCII Home Cl l any MEIGs-MASON AREA tim e unli t 9 thi s evening . ~all1ng Funcr<'l l Hom e in Gahanni'l wi ll Thur sd.1y from 2 to 4 {1nd fr om 7 to 9 p.m . Buria l will be in the A<;bury Cemetery at Go ha1mi'l . b 1~ ExeC. Ed. ' R08ERTHOEFUCH, '.. Prices effective thru Saturday, Mar ch 23, t 974 in these s tores only . 786 Second Ave. Middlep01l. Ohio '! S(Irillf! a jitney supper Satur- dny at 5 p.m. at the Racine Ju nior High. A squa re da11 ee \vitl11nusic provided by Konls Kings of Belpre wi ll follow from 9-12. George Th eiss will be tile danl-e ca ller. Admission is $1. ---------~----------- u.s. GOV'T INSPECTED WHOLE OPEN DAILY 9A.M.to9P. M. CLOSED SUNDAY -- ®':.. MP PIMENTO Cheese Spread • A&P Roll Sausage "· 99c '" 49c lULl( STYU Sliced Bacon WHOU OR HALF PIECE -·~ Spencer, Racine, to Holzer Medical Center as a medical patient. WILL APPEAR Nicky Cruz, New York gangleader turn ed evangelist, will hold a city-wide crusade in Portsmouth, March 22, 23 and 24. The meetings will be in Portsmouth High School Auditurjum at 7:30p.m. Friday and SatUrday, and at 2:30p.m. Sunday . The high school is located off. Rt. 52 on the west side of Portsmouth. Make a left turn at the traffic light after the underpass. The building is across street the from Memorial Field House. Braunschweiger • CA P' N JOHN'S PEELED Cooked Shrimp .o..ggc pi< g. SQUARE CUT ICoaafl 39~ DECKER'S SWEET 'N TENDER A&P SKINLESS "B~ Coolz:ed· Ht.tm~ w~ ~-149 WHOLE 16 to 19-lb, Avg. U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED 40-60-lb. Avq. \\'t. 1JO'Kiofr WJurh, e~ Se.etW-"8~ Turbot Fillets Chee~t. tJ.uL eo .. ptiiU!I r ·' 99¢ lb. S-t"le, H -ot. Cream ' Hibleh. '1·••· s~:~&9¢ ~ 'R.o.m.e Waffles • • Trash BaCJS •10 •CT. 79¢ MaCJic SizinCJ • '?;.::'• 67' INSTA NT U>•• $218 FoiCJer's Coffee!" INSTANT $119 K·ava Coffee • ~~ lpkq.·lb.99e Swett reat, I 0-oz./Nibl•ts Con, 10·0L Sllc•d ltan~o w/ 011Ion anll lacon, 9-or. Mind V•g•tablts, 10·01. 2pkqs.&9e a.a• I OAOE N'S lb-49¢ 3~:~69¢ Ice Cream Bars bov OA.RI COUNTII.'f' MI LO Cheddar Cheese GLAD REGULAR A&P SLICED ~138 0~ s~=i&9¢ GnDf'efrwit. hole Ke rnel , \7·D'l- lb.$179 FLORIDA VALENCIA SEEDLESS W pkq. 2 "Beeft La® 9~ Cooke.t,HGmJ· HIGH IN PROTEIN SUNNYFIELD FROZEN ._.,., The Racine squad was called ·at 3 p.m. Tuesday to take Bob l=ngeiiAI ... ,• W1determined . 99~ ~0 ' ' c lio!>' yer I'M · . .. '. time. The ca use of the fir e is ctty Editor Pub!i.shed daily e:~:cept Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publi.'lhlng Company, 111 Court St., Pumeroy, Ohio, 56769. Bwiine& Offil~ Phone 992-:Zl56. Editorial Phone m 215'1 . SeCOfld class postage paid al Pomt'foy, Ohio. Na liona ladverlisin g re presenta tive BottlneUi-GaUagher ,Inc., l:Z East 421ld St., New York ., 1\'ew York . Subscription rules: Delivered by carrier where a•·ailable GO cents per week~ By Motor Route wht·re run·icr senrk~ not A\'ailable. One mor1th, fl.OO. By mail in Ohio llfld W. Va ., One Year, $18; Si.J mo nths, 19.50: Three months, f6 . Elsewhere $22.00 yes r ; six months 11 UiO; UJrtoe months, $1i_.50 Subscriptiun p-Ice 111rlu•l ~ ~ SIJII(i<; )' Tlmes-&>ntuM.'I SUPPER PLANNED The Racme E-R IS spon- its house. No one was home at the CII[STERL. TANNE'JID.L, hours at the M{1rgarum YELLOW ..... was destroyed as were contents valued at $4,00if. Eight firemen answe red the call to the two·story frame WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES ..•. ~ Milo Nugent, 66, Stiversville , Rd., Portland, to Holzer ·alter he complained of chest pains. At 4 p.m. the Racine Fire Dept. was called to a residence owned by the Village of Racine, occupied by Ern est Triplett. The hou_:;e, valued at $10,000 Fresh Endive Romaine Lettuce Fresh Escarole .. ;55" !!ROS EYE f AOZEN Oran9e Plus 2~as· BAOWN 'N SERVE Dinner Rolls • • (:>OLDEN OR SUGA.A Lar9e Donuts . . .v~-:· 39c' Morton Apple Pies . ... ·~.~· 55c Green Giant White Corn .. .... •;:;·· Jl c Green Giant Niblets Corn . . 2 ;:,:,; 43c Green Giant Sweet Peas . . 5 •:-.:: $1.00 ' t On CUp•A•SOUD C~l do n · I ..... 43 LID Hudlt. • . . . • j,!. 1 . C JAN£ PARKER Morton Cream Pies . · ·~ ·--·-~ - ' ""'. ~· - . ' /· . ' ./ ' I b". KING SIZE llc: OFF LUlL ' 79¢ With Coupon Good thru Sot., Mor. 2lrd ot A&P WEO. Limit one coupon Limit One:.:;Pe;r~=~ ._....e Wkea'll·· · 10_,., GIN~lAL MILLS ~9 -¢ With This · · tJox ~ .Coupon Good thru :la t. , Mar 21 rd at .A&PWEO. Lim;t one coupon Limit One Per Family :IT Coupon A&P WEO. Limit Limit One Per Farnlt• Herbox Bouillon Cubes ....... , ., 39c Nabisco Mr. Salty Pretzels .... ";::· 4lc 5 ~~- 6~ With This Good thru Sat., Mar. 23rd at Carnation Hoi Chocolilte Mix 1 1~a • . 75c Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix !~~: 6Sc --- ---.-.. ---....- 24-o,_ 2 14 ~~c:a111 2ft. With This ~ Coupon (;;ood lhru Sot .. Mor. 2lrd ol A&P WEO.limit one co upon Limit One Per 114UTY CLEANSU C~.U~U~y So«fl ~~r.•.hs~ Wi+h rhis ..:.bor' 7 Coupon Goo d th ru Sol., Mor. 2Jrd ot A&P WEO . Limit one coupon Limit One Per Family .' 0~ lWltCI U.qu.UL .. 2Z·n. 45~ lltl. Wit~ This 14..._ bo• Coupon 'J19 With This Coupon Good thru Sot., Mor. 23rd al Good lhru Sot., Mor. 2lrd ot A& ? WEO. Limit one coupon A&P WEO. Limit On• coupon Limit One Fer Fa•nilv Limit One Per Fannilv 12-P'AK flOZEH .r~ 24 _.,_ "'Ana· 99¢ CouponGood thru Sat., Mor. 23rd ot AlP WEO. Limit.,. . coupon ' pkg. l.imit 01e Per 12 ,.~- ·gg¢ With This With This " 11 •'" 1 Coupon Good lhru Sol., Mor. 23rd ot A&P WEO. Limito,. coupon Limit One 'Per FamHy -. �,_ oo ' I '' ·. 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0.,March 20, 19:4 r~s~ci;r~,,,,:,( _Shower fe~es ·' '~ ~ ~: Ca · Iend ar@,. Club ~as Mrs. Pettzt meetzng Mrs . Juanita Wilkinson and' Mrs. Monid Good entertained recently with a layette shower honoring Mrs. Diana Pettit·. WEDNESDAY Games were played with OHIO VALLEY Commandery, Knights Templar, prizes being won by ' Mrs. special conclave, to confer the Thomas Darst and. Mrs . Adam Order of the Temple. All Sir Oldaker. Refreshments were served io Mrs. Albert Pettit Knights in uniform . MIDDLEPORT Literary and Tanuny, Pomeroy; Mrs. Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday, home Pauline Riley and Janet , of Mrs . Rodney Downing. Mrs. Akron ; Mrs. Lucy White, Long Roy Cassell to review, "It's I, Bottom: Janie Schmitz, James M?Neill Whistler" by Pomeroy; Mrs. Doris Smith, Lawrence Williams. Roll ca\1, Mrs. Darst, Mrs. James Pettit, Mrs. Larry Hudnall, Mida famous painting. dleport ; Mrs. Oldaker, HartFIRST meeting of Jaycees ford, W. Va. shooters safety education Others presenting gifts to program begins at 7 p.m. at the Mrs. Pettit were Mr. and Mrs. Meigs Junior High cafeteria in Manning Webster, Mr. and Middleport. All interested boys Mrs. Bill Pettit, Mr. and Mrs. and girls between 7 and 14 Frea Butcher, Pomeroy ; Mr. invit.e<l. Agun presentation will and Mrs . Mike Crites, be given the first class. Ap- Cheshire; Thelma McDaniel, plications available at Effie Pickens, Middleport ; cafe!P.ria on night of meeting. Dewayne Good, Long Bottom, YOUNG Wives' Club, 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Little and p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Louise Brewer. Marilyn Spencer. WINDING Trail Garden Club, 8 p.m. at the Columbus ar.d Southem Ohio Electric Co. Open meeting with members of area clubs invited. Ohio A skit depic ting sick and Association of Garden Club film to be shown. Door prizes, hungry children was presented by the Junior Missionar y refreshments. Society at the Laurel Cliff Free THURSDAY WILLING Workers Class, Methodist Church Sunday En~prise United Methodist night. In the skit were Eugene Church, 7:30p.m. at the home Jeffers taking the role of the of· Kay Logan, Route 33. doctor, Sharon Buckley as the MIDDLEPORT Child nurse, and several of the JMS Conservation League, 8 p.m ., Sacred Heart Church members as the sick and basement. Business meeting hungry children. Mrs. James then go to Mason Lanes for a GilmQre gave an appeal bowling party. Guest night to during the program for contributions of food to be sent to be observed. ROCK Springs Better Health India. Opening the program were Club, I: 15 p.m. at home of Mrs. co ngregational songs, " The Wendell Jeffers. Mrs. William Last Mile of the Way," and "He Bradford will conduct the is So Precious to Me," with program and Mrs. Opha Offutt, Robert Barton offering prayer. the contests. JMS members, Sharon TWIN CITY Shrine Club, Buckley, Margo Martin, Crys7:30 p.m. at hall. Refreshments; all Shriners welcome. tal Buckley, Patty · Jeffers. FINAL Day for purchasing Gary Pullins, Eugene Jeffers, tickets to Meigs High School J. L. Jeffers , Frankie Martin Winter Sports Banquet; no and Angela Martin, sang "The tickets at door . Tickets Countdown," " I Love fo go to available at New York JMS," and "We Are One in the Clothing, Swisher-Lohse Spirit." · Leaders of JMS are Mrs. Drugs , Pomeroy; Village Buckley with Sherri Doris Pharmacy and Western Auto, Clark as helper; and Mrs. Middleport. Banquet will be 6:30p.m . on March 28 at Meigs James Gilmore, leader, Mrs. Harold Jeffers, and Miss High cafeteria. Clark, helpers, of the Christian ·RACINE American Legion Youth Crusaders . Post 602, 8 p.m., legion hall. MEIGS County Democrat Club, _7:30 p.m.,. Grace WEDNESDAY Episcopal Church, Pomeroy. AREA FIREMEN 'S Guest speaker, Grant Mc- Association meeting, 7:30p.m. Donald. at new Pomeroy Fire ALL women in Syracuse Department headquarters. interested in training and SATURDAY joining the Women's Division MEIGS HIGH junior and of the Syracuse Emergency senior welding VICA Club Squad should meet at 7:30p.m. holding welding repair day 8 at the Syracuse Municipal a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Building. parking lot in Pomeroy and at FRIDAY Meigs High School. Items CHILI SUPPER, Enterprise needing repair can be taken United Methodist Church, 5 to either place; however, 7:30 p.m. by Helping Hands aluminum and stainless steel Class. Proceeds lor church articles must go to high school. carpeting; $1 adults; 50 cents Donations lor work will be accepted. children. SPECIAL MEETING , SQUARE DANCE at Shade Racine Lodge 461, F&AM, 7:30 School, 9 p.m. to midr1ight by p.m. for annual inspection. Shade PTA with music l>y Frog Work in fellowcraft degree. Stack and the Greenhorns. ~ juniors present Sunday program ' . '" ,. "'I (j) I'll Col ~ po .la Cll I'll ...-n 0 ' ' r z HI-:\ IV .II.. SJ-:T i\ rrvi r al will he lwld F r id <1 ~· . Salurday ;mll s u ~ Hia y ni~~ hl s :It 7::10 p _lll at ua~ :\lid\\" il)' t'oHHll!llllly Ch url' h llwal1·d 0 11 J:u11: W;,dton, Po lllcrnr Vill ~l)!<' Clerk. has a i1111HIIII 't";l lhe rct'cipls, ex p<:nditures and tbp 1·il!ll',:-:vi lll' - Dt' :dt·r Ho;1 d. A lwbn c('s re sper-1\\ cly ~~ s of fcf-l tun• of lht· S: 1lu n l ay night Ma r ch lU ns follows · ::il'I"Vin: will iJl' ~;in~ing by 111f' (;en cr ;d fund, $2 . 7~!9 .15 , Ri sscll Brot her s. The Hcv. $1;,5 24. u;, m1 d ! 17,:l4o.7 t . IJr nVl•r Br o\\"n, Wilkc sv illl', Mrs. Becky Wri ght C:trd presen ted "The Cn•;.1 timl" for members of the Laurel Cliff Retter Health Club meeting •.;IJ ci rill g, IIU l"('l'C ip l~. l't' VC IIUC Jean Wri gh t with M1·s. Mabel will bt• the evant~d ist , a11d tile no expe nditur e, $25,445 .00 : pet ~ tor. the Hev Wor ley llal ~y, Tracy as lhe co - ho~tes:-~. Other reHdings giq: n •.rnP exit' nti s puhli1 ·. recently at the home of Mrs . H \\ L'knn a• to thr we ll ~1,100, $\, :1 00 , !1 11 I!Hpro\'e m tnt h ;li:Hll.'l' mc Jl l $4.3J:~. D. $:\, J53 .:l\ , ;tnd Donna Gilmorl': "I .ct's Gl'l /\way From it All" by Mrs. $:1,:!38.5 1: fin· dep<lrllll l'n t t;HMJL .\TI·:S Ecl wa rd C . V:m Mt'l er . We:;t Colmu hia. S(lll of 1\·l rs. A. L. Pli d ps, Jr. :ulll r~ r a nd ~ 1m of \1 r and !vi i'S . it.(; , Hill , New Havt.:n. W. Va .. ~ ra dua.tNI from Fort Knnx. I\y Feb. 7 and is now 111 i\TC tra imn g nt For t DIX , :1 . .l. Joann e Clark; all(! "The Weaver" by Mrs. Polly Eichinger. Tltc Lord's Pr:1p•r in unison with Scripturr from Psalm 139 111Hl !50 by Mrs. Bertha Parker openC'd the meeting. Hefreshmcnts were served by the hostesses. t.tlending besides t h ose 11amed were Mrs. Della Curtis, Mrs. Georgia Diehl, Mrs. Iva Powell , Mrs. Mildred Ja cobs, Mrs. Amber Lohn and Mrs. Ruby Frick. $90 .83, cmd $:l,8n.Li2: L·emctcry fund. $795, fund . no $()~7.20 r~.:•cei pl s~ ~md $579 .5C; strept no re cc tp ts, S2.8;lB.!JO, and $-1,0!14 .22; s t:~ t e hi!~hw;1~· , no receipts. no extwmlitnn•s aml ba lance uf $5. t0R .:l7: IHiler, $7,D2R .Ot , $7, t 1tl .Rt , : md $46:Um: guaran ty 11 1der $1:lJ , $125 and $5 .274.96; W<.1ter in spection , no rrnipl s , nuexpclld itures and lJa l: mcc l!f $1>.61 : parking me ter, $1.2:!<1, $1,100, and $2:!,;26.:30 ; uti lity departm~nt. YARD S,\l,E SET '\yard sale wi ll be held at the fnnd , no rC'cei pts, $LO:n .5:l, <md Salisbru·y Elementary School $In.ti5J.0(1, ~1 nd fir e !lou se by the P'l'A on Mnrch :w, fl :1.111 . impruvemer1 ! , $15.!>00, nu SALE PLAN NED J\ rummage, sa le \\"i liH r .. m;lin ing; svwer dcvc lup - "Do's and Don'ts" by rvlrs. ,~,.· illlJe held at 9 a.rn. ThursdJy · through Satui·day at the Fry bui\d i11g in ~ ale will featur(~ t•xpellll itures and bal<.i!H'l' nf clot hin g. toys, $: ~11. Jt)q .2"i. dishes, and hou.srhold items. The totu l active fund is Proceeds will he usC'd to $t:rl.O!la.53, the total ir~a c lin• purc ha se curtains for th e fund . $~5,H2:l. :! G, m :~k in g <I auditoriwn . grand tutal uf $17:l,021.89. tu 3 p.m . Ttl t> good Middlepo,·t bv the Missionnrv Society of t11e Sy1·acuse Fir~t Ch urch of (;od. Two runs nwde hy Hacinc EH unit Services set used Fun cn l sc rvi cc5 for Ronnie The Racine E-R sq uad m~de I W;dl " '. ,, :l9 , whO d ied at hi s M d r esidcr1r 1• Monday night. wil l two runs on ay, one at 11 l)f.' hl'ld ,!1 10 .:1 .m . Fr iday at th e a.m. in which sguadrnen took M<~rg11 'rum Funeral Horne in · Leonard Philbrick , 70, Rt. 1, G,lh.lmltl wi th the Rev Chorles Raeine, to Holzer Medi cal G, llta r tl otficintlng . Mr. Wallcr o.:, was preced ed in death Cente r ufter he suffered a by lii s t ~1 th e r, Chil rl cs. a possible stroke . br other ,1nd il sister . At 1 p.m. squudmen took Sur v1ving ilre l1is mother , Mr s. Kath lee n W(1l le r s, Co lumbus ; three si sters . Mr s. OFFICE TO CLOSE Cl<~r.l Hoyd , Bossier Ci ty , Ln., M r <:,. Ka th ryn Tu tt le . F:1r mers Home Adlo l unl b u~•. i'lnd Mr s. Netti e f3,1 11Md . Me Co nn e ll s v i ll e ; · mini!:;tration office, 221 West th r ee brother s. Kenneth. Second St., Pomeroy, will be Be lpr e; J i~me s of Spokane, dosed Thursday, March 21. W11shington, ond Ar l hur ol Thornvi l le, ond 5 evera l nieces and Friday, March 22. ilnd nephew s. Mr . Wa lters ·.va s a mem ber The llai~ ~el of th e Middleport Chur c h ol D!VOTEUT~ Chri 51 Friend s may ca ll c'll the lNTERF.ST OF Ev,- ing Fun erCII Home Cl l any MEIGs-MASON AREA tim e unli t 9 thi s evening . ~all1ng Funcr<'l l Hom e in Gahanni'l wi ll Thur sd.1y from 2 to 4 {1nd fr om 7 to 9 p.m . Buria l will be in the A<;bury Cemetery at Go ha1mi'l . b 1~ ExeC. Ed. ' R08ERTHOEFUCH, '.. Prices effective thru Saturday, Mar ch 23, t 974 in these s tores only . 786 Second Ave. Middlep01l. Ohio '! S(Irillf! a jitney supper Satur- dny at 5 p.m. at the Racine Ju nior High. A squa re da11 ee \vitl11nusic provided by Konls Kings of Belpre wi ll follow from 9-12. George Th eiss will be tile danl-e ca ller. Admission is $1. ---------~----------- u.s. GOV'T INSPECTED WHOLE OPEN DAILY 9A.M.to9P. M. CLOSED SUNDAY -- ®':.. MP PIMENTO Cheese Spread • A&P Roll Sausage "· 99c '" 49c lULl( STYU Sliced Bacon WHOU OR HALF PIECE -·~ Spencer, Racine, to Holzer Medical Center as a medical patient. WILL APPEAR Nicky Cruz, New York gangleader turn ed evangelist, will hold a city-wide crusade in Portsmouth, March 22, 23 and 24. The meetings will be in Portsmouth High School Auditurjum at 7:30p.m. Friday and SatUrday, and at 2:30p.m. Sunday . The high school is located off. Rt. 52 on the west side of Portsmouth. Make a left turn at the traffic light after the underpass. The building is across street the from Memorial Field House. Braunschweiger • CA P' N JOHN'S PEELED Cooked Shrimp .o..ggc pi< g. SQUARE CUT ICoaafl 39~ DECKER'S SWEET 'N TENDER A&P SKINLESS "B~ Coolz:ed· Ht.tm~ w~ ~-149 WHOLE 16 to 19-lb, Avg. U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED 40-60-lb. Avq. \\'t. 1JO'Kiofr WJurh, e~ Se.etW-"8~ Turbot Fillets Chee~t. tJ.uL eo .. ptiiU!I r ·' 99¢ lb. S-t"le, H -ot. Cream ' Hibleh. '1·••· s~:~&9¢ ~ 'R.o.m.e Waffles • • Trash BaCJS •10 •CT. 79¢ MaCJic SizinCJ • '?;.::'• 67' INSTA NT U>•• $218 FoiCJer's Coffee!" INSTANT $119 K·ava Coffee • ~~ lpkq.·lb.99e Swett reat, I 0-oz./Nibl•ts Con, 10·0L Sllc•d ltan~o w/ 011Ion anll lacon, 9-or. Mind V•g•tablts, 10·01. 2pkqs.&9e a.a• I OAOE N'S lb-49¢ 3~:~69¢ Ice Cream Bars bov OA.RI COUNTII.'f' MI LO Cheddar Cheese GLAD REGULAR A&P SLICED ~138 0~ s~=i&9¢ GnDf'efrwit. hole Ke rnel , \7·D'l- lb.$179 FLORIDA VALENCIA SEEDLESS W pkq. 2 "Beeft La® 9~ Cooke.t,HGmJ· HIGH IN PROTEIN SUNNYFIELD FROZEN ._.,., The Racine squad was called ·at 3 p.m. Tuesday to take Bob l=ngeiiAI ... ,• W1determined . 99~ ~0 ' ' c lio!>' yer I'M · . .. '. time. The ca use of the fir e is ctty Editor Pub!i.shed daily e:~:cept Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publi.'lhlng Company, 111 Court St., Pumeroy, Ohio, 56769. Bwiine& Offil~ Phone 992-:Zl56. Editorial Phone m 215'1 . SeCOfld class postage paid al Pomt'foy, Ohio. Na liona ladverlisin g re presenta tive BottlneUi-GaUagher ,Inc., l:Z East 421ld St., New York ., 1\'ew York . Subscription rules: Delivered by carrier where a•·ailable GO cents per week~ By Motor Route wht·re run·icr senrk~ not A\'ailable. One mor1th, fl.OO. By mail in Ohio llfld W. Va ., One Year, $18; Si.J mo nths, 19.50: Three months, f6 . Elsewhere $22.00 yes r ; six months 11 UiO; UJrtoe months, $1i_.50 Subscriptiun p-Ice 111rlu•l ~ ~ SIJII(i<; )' Tlmes-&>ntuM.'I SUPPER PLANNED The Racme E-R IS spon- its house. No one was home at the CII[STERL. TANNE'JID.L, hours at the M{1rgarum YELLOW ..... was destroyed as were contents valued at $4,00if. Eight firemen answe red the call to the two·story frame WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES ..•. ~ Milo Nugent, 66, Stiversville , Rd., Portland, to Holzer ·alter he complained of chest pains. At 4 p.m. the Racine Fire Dept. was called to a residence owned by the Village of Racine, occupied by Ern est Triplett. The hou_:;e, valued at $10,000 Fresh Endive Romaine Lettuce Fresh Escarole .. ;55" !!ROS EYE f AOZEN Oran9e Plus 2~as· BAOWN 'N SERVE Dinner Rolls • • (:>OLDEN OR SUGA.A Lar9e Donuts . . .v~-:· 39c' Morton Apple Pies . ... ·~.~· 55c Green Giant White Corn .. .... •;:;·· Jl c Green Giant Niblets Corn . . 2 ;:,:,; 43c Green Giant Sweet Peas . . 5 •:-.:: $1.00 ' t On CUp•A•SOUD C~l do n · I ..... 43 LID Hudlt. • . . . • j,!. 1 . C JAN£ PARKER Morton Cream Pies . · ·~ ·--·-~ - ' ""'. ~· - . ' /· . ' ./ ' I b". KING SIZE llc: OFF LUlL ' 79¢ With Coupon Good thru Sot., Mor. 2lrd ot A&P WEO. Limit one coupon Limit One:.:;Pe;r~=~ ._....e Wkea'll·· · 10_,., GIN~lAL MILLS ~9 -¢ With This · · tJox ~ .Coupon Good thru :la t. , Mar 21 rd at .A&PWEO. Lim;t one coupon Limit One Per Family :IT Coupon A&P WEO. Limit Limit One Per Farnlt• Herbox Bouillon Cubes ....... , ., 39c Nabisco Mr. Salty Pretzels .... ";::· 4lc 5 ~~- 6~ With This Good thru Sat., Mar. 23rd at Carnation Hoi Chocolilte Mix 1 1~a • . 75c Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix !~~: 6Sc --- ---.-.. ---....- 24-o,_ 2 14 ~~c:a111 2ft. With This ~ Coupon (;;ood lhru Sot .. Mor. 2lrd ol A&P WEO.limit one co upon Limit One Per 114UTY CLEANSU C~.U~U~y So«fl ~~r.•.hs~ Wi+h rhis ..:.bor' 7 Coupon Goo d th ru Sol., Mor. 2Jrd ot A&P WEO . Limit one coupon Limit One Per Family .' 0~ lWltCI U.qu.UL .. 2Z·n. 45~ lltl. Wit~ This 14..._ bo• Coupon 'J19 With This Coupon Good thru Sot., Mor. 23rd al Good lhru Sot., Mor. 2lrd ot A& ? WEO. Limit one coupon A&P WEO. Limit On• coupon Limit One Fer Fa•nilv Limit One Per Fannilv 12-P'AK flOZEH .r~ 24 _.,_ "'Ana· 99¢ CouponGood thru Sat., Mor. 23rd ot AlP WEO. Limit.,. . coupon ' pkg. l.imit 01e Per 12 ,.~- ·gg¢ With This With This " 11 •'" 1 Coupon Good lhru Sol., Mor. 23rd ot A&P WEO. 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A gr eu l find lor lhl' h ome sew('r Savf· .1 1 your Friendl y POMEROY POMEROY- MIDOLE PORT WE ARE JIERE TO SERJll:-; l'O U ,. SATURDAY ... FRIDAY THURSDAY ; ; Stilli er Stores. '· YOUR FRIENDLY STORES MARCH 21 - 22 .- 23---HOP TO IT! .- ~; LADIES' :: JACKETS Greillil OXFORD DOUBLE BREASTED JACKETS F1r Till fASTER LADIES NEW SPRING AND fASTER DRESSES COATS lADIES' NEW SPRING AND .GREAT BUDGET VALUES - lADIES '- Shop now for your new spring and Easter dr esses. Our selection ls great In a price range that will please your budget . Fine neW ' - '< fabrics In a variety of spri colors and patterns . FOOTWEAR Great new sty les for spring and Easter . Dress, casual and sport styles at Budget prlces. Vi si t St iffl er 's shoe department today and step li vely th is spring . JUNIORS - MISSES l'lftt• r th" d ark . dr"u •y wrnll''- t il,. 1·,!111 unJ lrur t ton n o~ f,l'~h u1 "('"'" " Y go•d•·" Sprong !ll!'!ll l', ri iU' W h <' 'JIIII IHICJ CHOICE HECK'S REG. Fi ll 5 $19 .99 OXFORD BOMBER JACKETS 15!! onri ),, wy Step oheod to Sp11ng . Fu ll \wing co wo ls tho t ore up to por with '" now" S pr 1ng detailing . Styled wi lh ~hort }leeYes ond V neck top wit h w1rie wai1 t bn 11d . Novtlty pnnts in si1. e~ S ~·. I . Put yourself into the easy life. Outfit yourself from o~r great selection of knit and woven slacks in straight and flare leg styles. Sizes 29 to 46. 7 j"l( p, .,,, <, W1d \ol•d~ ..,,/ "' 'J I J (Ho d I I J 11~. 5 KNIT TOPS CHOICE \d W'.OrJl Ill t il(•'.£· fo•r ilo l' y<HJil ',j jl' "' "" "ul i• ·,.·1<1<.· 1....ledou n o! d oor I do· (· •·•· cond k"'CJ ,1~ ... , ' ~ " ' -r l ~ , ., Po lyt•>!c r LADIES' 6 16 . \(J \~Il l IPt\ CLOTHING DEPT. T op~ ;., Spnng Fo5hi on Tl1e5e obove o il do~ s if <oo t 1hnpe 1, croppe d to top whot e ~e• \'ou'rc wcorin~l lhe ponts, th e sk irts . . Oil)' ~t ·,.dc, ony length fhe r cover the ~i t uo t •ol'l lor ~ ou Strle d -i1h Z•p Fron t ond Zip Po c ~eh in 1ire\ SLACKS SPORT SETS ,' out you r S p ring war dr obe now wi th th ese sty l iSh Doubl e Breasted Jackets Si zes 13 to HI in il varie l y o l co lo r s DRESS JUNIORS - MISSES \ WOMEN'S SIZES --' GREAT SELECTION HALF SIZES GREAT SELECTION ,-0 u can't res is t YOUNG LADIES' Ee~r l ~ in -lhe-s<:>cJ son sav ings on i1 speci~ l grouj5 o f cla 5sic coa ts ScvC'rcl l "> l y lc'i t o 5C iec l f rom All are in the la tes t colo r s for Spr i nq. Si7e<:. B-10 Coa t s you can' lli ve without ... a t pri CE!5 1 MEN'S PERM PRESS Select your new spring coat now from our fine collection . You will l ind atl the newest styles In the fine!.t fabrics and in all the wanted spr ing colors. LADIES' COATS HECK'S REG. HECK' S REG . $14 .99 $4.88 ClOTHING DEPT. HECK'S REG. . CLOTHING $11., ClOTH/11' DEPT. ' SIZES 29 TO 42 DEPT. Tailo re d Bikir11 ~ l yle wi th(otr on lined ( rn td • ill wh1te and pa\tel fCl iO r\ lhc<.c pnntirs o r•• ( ut lor com lort . 77( Si1CS 5 10 HECK'S REG. 94' (LOTHINfi DEPT. SANDY McGEE REG. 79c VALUE LADIES' LEDA BRAND .~ NYLON STRETCH .PANTY HOSE OXFORDS LOAFERS Ladies' first quality famou s Leda Brand Stretch nylon panty hose. One size fit s all. Big Sav ing s. Buy several at !h is lo w Specia l Spr ing Sale Price . You save a wee bit more on every pair of Sandy McGee Oxfords or Loafers. Select now from our popul ar I· styles. NEW FOR SPRING FAMOUS RUSS TOGS LADIES PR. FOOTWEAR Girls and misses new spring and Easter footwear in strap s. ties and slipons. Siz es 8lf2 to .t. 4 99 $899 TO .··:: .. YOUTHS & BOYS NEW SPRING & EASTER FOOTWEAR The new look in footwear for youths and boys In straps, ties, and sllp-ons. Black, br;own and two-tone. Youths sizes 8112 to 4 and boys sizes 31h to 6. Girls' new spring dresses, perfect for Easter wear. Many styles to choose from . Sizes 7 to 14. Fine combed white cotton knit tee shirts or briefs in sizes small , medium, large and extra large." Fruit of the Loom brand. J 99¢ SKEIN ' ~ACH HECK ' S REG. HECK'S REG . $1.99 $3.88 rLOTHING DEPT. ClOTHIN6 DEPT. DENIM JEANS TANK TOPS HECK'S REG. $4 .99 HECK ' S REG . $6 .88 CLOTHINfi DEPT. (L 0 THIN& DIP T. MEN'S GIRLS' NA\!Y POLO SHIRTS DENIM SLACKS k1rl ~ I 1!J~e rl ~: n t y o f go powv r. Here mr 'loth e1 !hat tonluh' th eir o<.l1~1 t y with hlll tJ \ign or weur Styl"d wi th lour po lkt•ll. 11p II~ w 1d belt lcx,ps. Sire> 7 I d . Gmwing SLACKS Spri ng Clothi ng Prev· iew: Grea t ways to look. 100°/. Polye~ te r Dou b le Kn it C uffed Dress Pant s in assort. e d Fan ci es. S i zes $7'' MEN'SORLON 29-38 DRESS SOCKS HECK'S REG . On e siz e fi ts o il . Co l ors o f Bk;ck ,No,y , Charcoa l, Burgundy, Do rk G reen , and Blue . HECK ' S REG. $7 .99 I (L 0 THIN& DEPT. ' I ' rLOTHINfiDEPT. HECK'S REG. HECK 'S REG. $ 1.48 $5.99 (L0THIN6 DEPT. I HECK'S REG. 66' CLOTNINfi DEPT. boys' Campus sport perm. press, short sleeves. Size 6 to 18. Asst. fancy, $522 29·42. durab le jeans for work ... ~ po r h . Son f ori zed blue denim wi t h cu ff s. SPORT SHIRTS $]97 GIRLS' Perl l"r:l p iny motes lor {hi klrrn wi th tr to url1 ol Spri ng Fe vrr Rea d'r' lor l l ef1C!f1. ~ho rt \lt>ev l' mod 1+, in ti \~Ofif' d pr111h, \ol.ds or •d stnpe•, ~Ill'\ 7 It! Select fr om so lid s or 5lri pcs in Si7e5 8 to l fl ., Styli1h ! odie~ · polyeste• r><~ ntl w1 th 2" p ull Oil woos! (lnd ],1 ' llwc leg~. rn 1o hrh und po !t• · • n~. S•t<O I 10 iO. ,- BOYS ES ' •PANTS· ,,~ CLOTHING DEPT. MEN'S !he spor t shir! ~ l o r y for Spri11g is ~hor t ~lt<eve ~ . See our wpe r 1p or! 1 111 pln1d s, pla in s an d p a t! er11s_ 65% Polyi'\ le r an d 35% Co lton . Never Nee d lrrn ii HJ Si1r ~ S MI. XL Stmtly otf !ht• cu ll - ·, $12.99 rlOTHINfi DEPT. CLOTHIN6 DEPT. I. ~hlrts. 9 ptains. JUNIOR ARCHITECT TINKER TOY SET SHORT SLEEVE '7 .~ P:g . \II ' :!:; ·. ~ ., $-l, .. " l~r, ,g r "~-* .. ~ •'• bu<h port\ \OI!h "'''" I" !~ fono1h SPRING & EASTER DRESS j C- SLACKS CANS . If ,:"! .: ~ Boys' Billy the Kid and Campus noiron spring and Easter d~ess slacks in sizes 3 to 16. Flare anCI straight styli'S, . Large sturdy 18 gaJI<?n plastic t raSh cans with lock l,id and easy carry handles.. Unbreakable. Made by Gothi'm. Jfit .. : -f ' P l o~tlc Cof1~1ru( ­ tio n. Choose fro,,., tr umpe t, clmine l FLYING WEDGE or RACER TRICKY RIDER, TRICKY TRAPEZE OR DISNEY POP PALS !ndiohopolis " 500" Race r with up !o date styling inclu d ing mo.,eoble fr ont & rear spo ilers, big ch rome moto r, com ploete with roll bo r, mi rrors, st eering wheel and wind · sl'l ield . Wide slick ti r e~ . Colorful rocing lo· beh A~soned Colors BOYS BILLY THE KID & CAMPUS NO-IRON 18 GALLON PLASTIC ~GARBAGE ·. - . . .;, "t'4!*~ ~ . I' p,_ ,~, o"Oolrlc~ "'' •mo9' '""""' '"' .,,.., 50 yrn•·· p,.,,,, 0 " TOY HORNS HECK 'S REG. $2.99 TOYDEPT. CHOICE 88' HECK' S REG • $1.06 HECK'S REG. $1 . U 78' EACH TOY DEPT. " TOYDEPT. ~o xopho ne. KENNER PLAY DOH CHOICE 78( EACH PRESS -OUTS New PLAY -DOH A<tivity Seh with friendly locc ploy ma ts. Pre · ~choole r\ mq~l' ond iden tify the ir favorite sho pe > ond fo rm; while learn ing lo wo rk wi th thei r hond~ . CH099~::S HECK'S REG. 99' BAGGED TOYS CHOICE 66~A. HECK'S REG . 84' DEPT. TOY DEPT. BOYS SIZES . 3 TO 16 .... TO ' ' POMEROY AND MIDDLEPORT OHIO . $1.99 BOYS CAMPUS PERM PRESS $2 J $419 9 SPORT SHIRTS $299 SIMILAR TO ILLUSTRATIONS 99 REG . $1.99VALUE-LOCK LID Philmaid and IWJvie Star lace trimmed full slips in sizes 32 to 46. STIFFLERS · •I $2 SliPS, Reg. $1.45 va lue spec ial grou p of Win t uck knitting yarn in a wi"de asst . of color s. Famous Req Har t . 4 oz . • size. 4 ply. $499 spring patterns and styles with long pointed collars. Perm. press. Sizes S-M·L· XL. PACKAGE OF 3 BRIEFS T-SHIRT LADIES PHILMAID & MOVIE STAR lACE TRIMMED KNITIING YARN MEN'S Famous $ 99 REG . $1.45 VALUE Red Heart 4 oz . 4 Ply WINTUCK Slee pweo r . lo ~wee ten you r dr{'om l s-...·ce t Ureo rn thong s lo r sleepy trm1• gnl~ l ovr ly gown\ <ond boby do ll ~ too •u Qu ir t pmtell trimm ed w oth Inc<: and no~ e lri es SiH'\ _<:, M l HECK ' S REG . A great selection of fine new MEN'S FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM ·DRESSES PRICED FROM '" S i ze~ BRIEFS - T-SHIRTS Permonent Pre\\ Pooh with sn ap Ir on!, zip fl)' . onJ e lo1tic wni1 1 in cl enim ond bunhed d!'ni m Sin~~ 3-A -'""' "" "''"''..-.~'" !..t ~"'' "" ·~ •. , •., ." 42 48 EACH GIRLS NEW S:'RING & EASTER .,,..,.,j "' I o d···\1"' ,,.,, ·,.I,.'' SPORT SHIRlS . $ll 8E~. PAl ~ ~'. ' le o" Si1es 8- l ll_1 MEN'S CAMPUS PERM PR~S Fine quality leather·Uke vinyl handbags in new spring and Easter shades. In a variety of styles and shapes. Reg. $14.99 va l ue in Bln ft. x 1llh ft . si ze. No pad needed in asst . of new co lors . 90 pet . Vi scose Ray on and · 10 pet. Nyl on . Save now at thi s low. low pr ice at Stiffl er' s. J u •' "' '"" ~ t u • NYLON GOWNS '>i<" "•<r o.... ~t r.,, $6.99 HANDBAGS LADIES' BOYS' PANTS HECK'S REG. lADIES VINYL NEW SPRING ROOM SIZERUG ~ Men 's high fa shion famous l a be ls Loom white dress 1 shi rt s. Perm . press . Long . slee¥e w ilh new long point dress collar s. Tapered. Si zes · .":· 141 1 to 17. ioo REG. '14.99 VALUE, 8'h' x 11 lf1' 90% Viscose Rayon 10% Nylon GIRLS & MISSES SPRING &EASTER DRESSSHIR be . Slifller's where you'll find the newest sporlswear fashion s lrom Russ, Queen Casuals and other famous brands . FROM Cyde ridi11y So iling . Hik ir1g. What ar t <r( ti ve Spring a waol s lor the guy$ . Ou tfit your 5c l ~ll> in rugged clo thes that con toke lv n ond g o me1. Strled wi th ~ ho ight legs these jeans ctre san f o r· ized fo r pt·rfcc-r lit LONG SLEm WHITE 11 will soon be time for fun in the · sun. That's where the action will PRICED TO Men's Famous Labels SPORTSWEAR BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS BOYS' JEANS · . '\ OPEN FRIDAY &SATURDAY·9:30 TO 9 P..M. . 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A gr eu l find lor lhl' h ome sew('r Savf· .1 1 your Friendl y POMEROY POMEROY- MIDOLE PORT WE ARE JIERE TO SERJll:-; l'O U ,. SATURDAY ... FRIDAY THURSDAY ; ; Stilli er Stores. '· YOUR FRIENDLY STORES MARCH 21 - 22 .- 23---HOP TO IT! .- ~; LADIES' :: JACKETS Greillil OXFORD DOUBLE BREASTED JACKETS F1r Till fASTER LADIES NEW SPRING AND fASTER DRESSES COATS lADIES' NEW SPRING AND .GREAT BUDGET VALUES - lADIES '- Shop now for your new spring and Easter dr esses. Our selection ls great In a price range that will please your budget . Fine neW ' - '< fabrics In a variety of spri colors and patterns . FOOTWEAR Great new sty les for spring and Easter . Dress, casual and sport styles at Budget prlces. Vi si t St iffl er 's shoe department today and step li vely th is spring . JUNIORS - MISSES l'lftt• r th" d ark . dr"u •y wrnll''- t il,. 1·,!111 unJ lrur t ton n o~ f,l'~h u1 "('"'" " Y go•d•·" Sprong !ll!'!ll l', ri iU' W h <' 'JIIII IHICJ CHOICE HECK'S REG. Fi ll 5 $19 .99 OXFORD BOMBER JACKETS 15!! onri ),, wy Step oheod to Sp11ng . Fu ll \wing co wo ls tho t ore up to por with '" now" S pr 1ng detailing . Styled wi lh ~hort }leeYes ond V neck top wit h w1rie wai1 t bn 11d . Novtlty pnnts in si1. e~ S ~·. I . Put yourself into the easy life. Outfit yourself from o~r great selection of knit and woven slacks in straight and flare leg styles. Sizes 29 to 46. 7 j"l( p, .,,, <, W1d \ol•d~ ..,,/ "' 'J I J (Ho d I I J 11~. 5 KNIT TOPS CHOICE \d W'.OrJl Ill t il(•'.£· fo•r ilo l' y<HJil ',j jl' "' "" "ul i• ·,.·1<1<.· 1....ledou n o! d oor I do· (· •·•· cond k"'CJ ,1~ ... , ' ~ " ' -r l ~ , ., Po lyt•>!c r LADIES' 6 16 . \(J \~Il l IPt\ CLOTHING DEPT. T op~ ;., Spnng Fo5hi on Tl1e5e obove o il do~ s if <oo t 1hnpe 1, croppe d to top whot e ~e• \'ou'rc wcorin~l lhe ponts, th e sk irts . . Oil)' ~t ·,.dc, ony length fhe r cover the ~i t uo t •ol'l lor ~ ou Strle d -i1h Z•p Fron t ond Zip Po c ~eh in 1ire\ SLACKS SPORT SETS ,' out you r S p ring war dr obe now wi th th ese sty l iSh Doubl e Breasted Jackets Si zes 13 to HI in il varie l y o l co lo r s DRESS JUNIORS - MISSES \ WOMEN'S SIZES --' GREAT SELECTION HALF SIZES GREAT SELECTION ,-0 u can't res is t YOUNG LADIES' Ee~r l ~ in -lhe-s<:>cJ son sav ings on i1 speci~ l grouj5 o f cla 5sic coa ts ScvC'rcl l "> l y lc'i t o 5C iec l f rom All are in the la tes t colo r s for Spr i nq. Si7e<:. B-10 Coa t s you can' lli ve without ... a t pri CE!5 1 MEN'S PERM PRESS Select your new spring coat now from our fine collection . You will l ind atl the newest styles In the fine!.t fabrics and in all the wanted spr ing colors. LADIES' COATS HECK'S REG. HECK' S REG . $14 .99 $4.88 ClOTHING DEPT. HECK'S REG. . CLOTHING $11., ClOTH/11' DEPT. ' SIZES 29 TO 42 DEPT. Tailo re d Bikir11 ~ l yle wi th(otr on lined ( rn td • ill wh1te and pa\tel fCl iO r\ lhc<.c pnntirs o r•• ( ut lor com lort . 77( Si1CS 5 10 HECK'S REG. 94' (LOTHINfi DEPT. SANDY McGEE REG. 79c VALUE LADIES' LEDA BRAND .~ NYLON STRETCH .PANTY HOSE OXFORDS LOAFERS Ladies' first quality famou s Leda Brand Stretch nylon panty hose. One size fit s all. Big Sav ing s. Buy several at !h is lo w Specia l Spr ing Sale Price . You save a wee bit more on every pair of Sandy McGee Oxfords or Loafers. Select now from our popul ar I· styles. NEW FOR SPRING FAMOUS RUSS TOGS LADIES PR. FOOTWEAR Girls and misses new spring and Easter footwear in strap s. ties and slipons. Siz es 8lf2 to .t. 4 99 $899 TO .··:: .. YOUTHS & BOYS NEW SPRING & EASTER FOOTWEAR The new look in footwear for youths and boys In straps, ties, and sllp-ons. Black, br;own and two-tone. Youths sizes 8112 to 4 and boys sizes 31h to 6. Girls' new spring dresses, perfect for Easter wear. Many styles to choose from . Sizes 7 to 14. Fine combed white cotton knit tee shirts or briefs in sizes small , medium, large and extra large." Fruit of the Loom brand. J 99¢ SKEIN ' ~ACH HECK ' S REG. HECK'S REG . $1.99 $3.88 rLOTHING DEPT. ClOTHIN6 DEPT. DENIM JEANS TANK TOPS HECK'S REG. $4 .99 HECK ' S REG . $6 .88 CLOTHINfi DEPT. (L 0 THIN& DIP T. MEN'S GIRLS' NA\!Y POLO SHIRTS DENIM SLACKS k1rl ~ I 1!J~e rl ~: n t y o f go powv r. Here mr 'loth e1 !hat tonluh' th eir o<.l1~1 t y with hlll tJ \ign or weur Styl"d wi th lour po lkt•ll. 11p II~ w 1d belt lcx,ps. Sire> 7 I d . Gmwing SLACKS Spri ng Clothi ng Prev· iew: Grea t ways to look. 100°/. Polye~ te r Dou b le Kn it C uffed Dress Pant s in assort. e d Fan ci es. S i zes $7'' MEN'SORLON 29-38 DRESS SOCKS HECK'S REG . On e siz e fi ts o il . Co l ors o f Bk;ck ,No,y , Charcoa l, Burgundy, Do rk G reen , and Blue . HECK ' S REG. $7 .99 I (L 0 THIN& DEPT. ' I ' rLOTHINfiDEPT. HECK'S REG. HECK 'S REG. $ 1.48 $5.99 (L0THIN6 DEPT. I HECK'S REG. 66' CLOTNINfi DEPT. boys' Campus sport perm. press, short sleeves. Size 6 to 18. Asst. fancy, $522 29·42. durab le jeans for work ... ~ po r h . Son f ori zed blue denim wi t h cu ff s. SPORT SHIRTS $]97 GIRLS' Perl l"r:l p iny motes lor {hi klrrn wi th tr to url1 ol Spri ng Fe vrr Rea d'r' lor l l ef1C!f1. ~ho rt \lt>ev l' mod 1+, in ti \~Ofif' d pr111h, \ol.ds or •d stnpe•, ~Ill'\ 7 It! Select fr om so lid s or 5lri pcs in Si7e5 8 to l fl ., Styli1h ! odie~ · polyeste• r><~ ntl w1 th 2" p ull Oil woos! (lnd ],1 ' llwc leg~. rn 1o hrh und po !t• · • n~. S•t<O I 10 iO. ,- BOYS ES ' •PANTS· ,,~ CLOTHING DEPT. MEN'S !he spor t shir! ~ l o r y for Spri11g is ~hor t ~lt<eve ~ . See our wpe r 1p or! 1 111 pln1d s, pla in s an d p a t! er11s_ 65% Polyi'\ le r an d 35% Co lton . Never Nee d lrrn ii HJ Si1r ~ S MI. XL Stmtly otf !ht• cu ll - ·, $12.99 rlOTHINfi DEPT. CLOTHIN6 DEPT. I. ~hlrts. 9 ptains. JUNIOR ARCHITECT TINKER TOY SET SHORT SLEEVE '7 .~ P:g . \II ' :!:; ·. ~ ., $-l, .. " l~r, ,g r "~-* .. ~ •'• bu<h port\ \OI!h "'''" I" !~ fono1h SPRING & EASTER DRESS j C- SLACKS CANS . If ,:"! .: ~ Boys' Billy the Kid and Campus noiron spring and Easter d~ess slacks in sizes 3 to 16. Flare anCI straight styli'S, . Large sturdy 18 gaJI<?n plastic t raSh cans with lock l,id and easy carry handles.. Unbreakable. Made by Gothi'm. Jfit .. : -f ' P l o~tlc Cof1~1ru( ­ tio n. Choose fro,,., tr umpe t, clmine l FLYING WEDGE or RACER TRICKY RIDER, TRICKY TRAPEZE OR DISNEY POP PALS !ndiohopolis " 500" Race r with up !o date styling inclu d ing mo.,eoble fr ont & rear spo ilers, big ch rome moto r, com ploete with roll bo r, mi rrors, st eering wheel and wind · sl'l ield . Wide slick ti r e~ . Colorful rocing lo· beh A~soned Colors BOYS BILLY THE KID & CAMPUS NO-IRON 18 GALLON PLASTIC ~GARBAGE ·. - . . .;, "t'4!*~ ~ . I' p,_ ,~, o"Oolrlc~ "'' •mo9' '""""' '"' .,,.., 50 yrn•·· p,.,,,, 0 " TOY HORNS HECK 'S REG. $2.99 TOYDEPT. CHOICE 88' HECK' S REG • $1.06 HECK'S REG. $1 . U 78' EACH TOY DEPT. " TOYDEPT. ~o xopho ne. KENNER PLAY DOH CHOICE 78( EACH PRESS -OUTS New PLAY -DOH A<tivity Seh with friendly locc ploy ma ts. Pre · ~choole r\ mq~l' ond iden tify the ir favorite sho pe > ond fo rm; while learn ing lo wo rk wi th thei r hond~ . CH099~::S HECK'S REG. 99' BAGGED TOYS CHOICE 66~A. HECK'S REG . 84' DEPT. TOY DEPT. BOYS SIZES . 3 TO 16 .... TO ' ' POMEROY AND MIDDLEPORT OHIO . $1.99 BOYS CAMPUS PERM PRESS $2 J $419 9 SPORT SHIRTS $299 SIMILAR TO ILLUSTRATIONS 99 REG . $1.99VALUE-LOCK LID Philmaid and IWJvie Star lace trimmed full slips in sizes 32 to 46. STIFFLERS · •I $2 SliPS, Reg. $1.45 va lue spec ial grou p of Win t uck knitting yarn in a wi"de asst . of color s. Famous Req Har t . 4 oz . • size. 4 ply. $499 spring patterns and styles with long pointed collars. Perm. press. Sizes S-M·L· XL. PACKAGE OF 3 BRIEFS T-SHIRT LADIES PHILMAID & MOVIE STAR lACE TRIMMED KNITIING YARN MEN'S Famous $ 99 REG . $1.45 VALUE Red Heart 4 oz . 4 Ply WINTUCK Slee pweo r . lo ~wee ten you r dr{'om l s-...·ce t Ureo rn thong s lo r sleepy trm1• gnl~ l ovr ly gown\ <ond boby do ll ~ too •u Qu ir t pmtell trimm ed w oth Inc<: and no~ e lri es SiH'\ _<:, M l HECK ' S REG . A great selection of fine new MEN'S FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM ·DRESSES PRICED FROM '" S i ze~ BRIEFS - T-SHIRTS Permonent Pre\\ Pooh with sn ap Ir on!, zip fl)' . onJ e lo1tic wni1 1 in cl enim ond bunhed d!'ni m Sin~~ 3-A -'""' "" "''"''..-.~'" !..t ~"'' "" ·~ •. , •., ." 42 48 EACH GIRLS NEW S:'RING & EASTER .,,..,.,j "' I o d···\1"' ,,.,, ·,.I,.'' SPORT SHIRlS . $ll 8E~. PAl ~ ~'. ' le o" Si1es 8- l ll_1 MEN'S CAMPUS PERM PR~S Fine quality leather·Uke vinyl handbags in new spring and Easter shades. In a variety of styles and shapes. Reg. $14.99 va l ue in Bln ft. x 1llh ft . si ze. No pad needed in asst . of new co lors . 90 pet . Vi scose Ray on and · 10 pet. Nyl on . Save now at thi s low. low pr ice at Stiffl er' s. J u •' "' '"" ~ t u • NYLON GOWNS '>i<" "•<r o.... ~t r.,, $6.99 HANDBAGS LADIES' BOYS' PANTS HECK'S REG. lADIES VINYL NEW SPRING ROOM SIZERUG ~ Men 's high fa shion famous l a be ls Loom white dress 1 shi rt s. Perm . press . Long . slee¥e w ilh new long point dress collar s. Tapered. Si zes · .":· 141 1 to 17. ioo REG. '14.99 VALUE, 8'h' x 11 lf1' 90% Viscose Rayon 10% Nylon GIRLS & MISSES SPRING &EASTER DRESSSHIR be . Slifller's where you'll find the newest sporlswear fashion s lrom Russ, Queen Casuals and other famous brands . FROM Cyde ridi11y So iling . Hik ir1g. What ar t <r( ti ve Spring a waol s lor the guy$ . Ou tfit your 5c l ~ll> in rugged clo thes that con toke lv n ond g o me1. Strled wi th ~ ho ight legs these jeans ctre san f o r· ized fo r pt·rfcc-r lit LONG SLEm WHITE 11 will soon be time for fun in the · sun. That's where the action will PRICED TO Men's Famous Labels SPORTSWEAR BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS BOYS' JEANS · . '\ OPEN FRIDAY &SATURDAY·9:30 TO 9 P..M. . ' ·' •• \ ' ' ,, ' ' i I I .,. �. I j. • ~- ' '' ./ .' ~ ' ' ' ' j;,' 11 - The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 20, 1974 OPEN DAILY 10 to 9 SUNDAY 1 to 7 FREE --~-......,...PR_IC_ES--I_N_EF_FE_CT THROUGH SUN. MAR. 24 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST ,.. REGINA ELECTRIK EASTERN FOLDING DOORS ~. ~ BROOM l0l2-ll 1l0 solid The smor1low , co ~t omw er when your wood door hos no room 10 open 70Z. SEE 'N TAKE $6.44 , t_, CLOCK RADIO H c 1 e'~ KODAK EMPIRE 32 CUP PARTY POCKET PORTABLE CAMERA KIT PERC Shorp, 3-elrme nt f/9.5 1el1 1, pre\c t l nr po<hJ r ('l from S feet to inf inity : Shu lte r s pee d ~ al l / 100 sec and 1/40 sec wi th fl ash ro nge of 5 to I 0 7 PIECE STAINLESS STEEL feel. No sc ttu1gs ~ ~-." ~'' 1 IC ' '' 1~ '"I 1 cl !ul llx:thed • ~ " "'' r!o l,,l.,,q ~"" " ·~ <U" Y o•u " " ~ ·• '" ' <~ • 'ohe< <'<> ' ' " " " - ' ol ~""' rc '"'' '-''"'' " ' " '' " '' " ' ' .~ 0 ~ ,.,,,, " " ·' '"" ' ,. 1 ~·• ••· • •.- , ·~ ,_.n.-1• ,.,!! ,"' .< J.ol •li<N l olun"""" ,_,n, " " 'dr h r< l o>ld o· ""'' · 1u sl orrn orrd sho o t ' "ob COOKWARE SET HECK'S REG. sr HECK'S REG. tl.58 HOUSEWARE DEPT. CALENDAR A20R 46e 99e HECK'S REG . oz. VANISH RENUZIT AIR FRESHENER HECK'S REG. 71' CAKE PAN ,I 34 the perfect <o TlYe TSIJ tiorr pren! lo 1 yo ur (j,,~k 0 1 dre ~>er o qva l1t y FM /AM 10dio with a perp etua l d n 1 ·do te ca lendar Tf-o e ~e e · through re d nysto l lets you see th e ac tua l working co rn por'li.' I'IH . Th e FM/ AM ra dio gives a lin e $ou nJ Clnd the w lc ndar k eep~ you up to date a t the pu~h a t o bu ll o n The un it p lugs in or o pcm tcs on o 9 volt bn llc ry (no t rrHI\ ~o you < Oil ploy rl onyw he1 e 1988 ..... 11~y 1 2]77 •15'' HARDWARE DEPT. •~ ..., 11, .. HECK'S REG. 26.99 HECK'S REG. 11 .99 HECK' S REG. 24 . 96 JEWELRY DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. TCGL Bran d new Regino Elec trik-8J oam va ctJ um d ecmer wi lh pate nted rtJg pile dial nozz le . Two ~pee d ~ mea m thi! new e le tt rik · b 100 m tackl es e~n more cleon ing 10b\. Hi g h _~pee d fo, f-o eovy duty dl!"anrn g an rug\ a nd ro rpeti ng low ~ pe ed lor quick p i c k - up~ on bore floo n , throw r u g~ . drap e~. etc SUNBEAM NORELCO WAFFLE BAKER MAN'S TRIPLE HEAD with fabulou s non-stic k, no - ~cou r DuPo nt Te - Ne'r" ~ ~.~p er MicrogrooYeTM heads shove up to 44% clo se r, up lo 50% Im ler than the y ever co uld be fore . Float ing heads follow the <ontours of your fore fo r closenen, comfort. Selfsharpening ro ta ry blodl!"s . Pop -out tr immer for sidebu rns . SHAVER WoH ies won't stick --cleon· up is emie st ever fl o n coating I Signal light te ll s when wo flll!"s are ready . Overfl ow r im prl!"vents spilh . Ma kes o ne to four waffles. Reve rsible smooth grid snap\ in plo ce fo r g rrlle d ~ndwic hes . · HECK'S REG . 29 .96 JEWElRY DEPT. RB4516 .,..,. ,.r'"-...,_ . -· HECK'S REG. 29.96 HECK'.S REG. 26 .88 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. HD63 ' {~ HECK'S REG. $21.88 cc:. . , ·10 QT. SHEU ':<- FESCO ROUND WICKER WASTEBASKET STACKI GMUGS 4FOR 4 QT. COVERED SJ99 STEW POT $2.88 HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. 46' 99¢ R~:.c~·~s HECK'S REG. $100 WASTE BASKET $122 ONLY HECK'S REG. $2.66 GUARDSMAN FABRIC PROTECTOR 20 OZ. AEROSOL J 13 AEROSOL UPHOLSTERY . oz. - '· PIE PAN 99~ HECK 'S RE G. $1.99 HOUSE WARE DEPT. HECK'S HECK'S REG. '1.58 .. 15 l4 AJAX CLEANSER I DELUXE . SPICE CABINET l_wo tier 5oltd chcr ry wood spi< e co bone t in ho nd rub be d wa Inut fmrsh wot h ~ nlrquc d bro ~~ fin r>hed knobs ond drower pulls Sponosh ~lye. block 'Nrought -rron gr ille d oor s with hi nge ~ and mogne trc <o to:he:. Room y lull - ~i~ed d rawer fo r ret! pes, me mo~. k ey~, etc. Co.mple te wt th 12 apothecary ~pice jars plus 30 gold lo•l sel l-adnes•ve lu bl'l ~. C abrne t ~ la nd~ o r hongs on the wa ll . • HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG . $1.44 $1.28 HfiUSEWA/IE DEPT. HOUSEWARE DEPT. oz. 14 HOUSEWARE DEPT. GUARDSMAN FURNITURE POLISH SWEETHEART FABRIC SOFTENER 2 OZ. AEROSOL 48c SALT & PEPPER MILL SETS Choose fro m B~out i f u ll y G rai ned Solid Hardwood 4 r.~ " So l! ond Peppet· Mrll 5 wrth Brm s Grinding Mecha ni sm or 10" Rega lly Cut Soli an d Peppe r Se t, Ho nd Ru bbed t~ a Dar~ '!"mm Fini sh and Top ped b y Brass . G reat fo r Homf.' En te rta inN.ok,e \ o Procti,o l G ilt, Too HOUSEWARE DEPT. FOR HOUSEWARE DEPT. , ALADDIN . WAICUAID VACUUMIOnLE 22 OZ. SIZE cro2iest AM portable yeti Wea r on your wri st o r twi st to sit on tobll!" top. Bo ttl!"fy o pe,o tion . Bui lt -i n ontenna. 2 l,~" PM dynamic spe aker. Roll disk runing ond volu me contr ols In red, white, blue , a nd ye llow . Solid -\tu l!' engineere d _e 20 !angle -free int &rchongeoble rollers . .. 6 1umbo, 10 me d ium , 4 sm oll roll en . • Heof c_omfo~t contro l reg ula rs roller hea t. Reodv light s•gn ols when rollers ore heo1ed . 6 oz . bo ttle of Ha ir Conditioner . e 96 5 $1888 14 99 HECK'S REG. $16.97 HECK'S REG . $21.96 JEWElRY DEPT. JIWEl/l"t DEPT. e e . -~ SUNBEAM ... PANASONIC SUNBEAM 3-SPEED PORTABLE FRY PAN POCKET POOAILE MIXER RADIO CompaCt! Beovfif ut 1tyling! Lorge, lull size beaters give fo ste r, befler results. Thumb-tip 3-speed control ond on-otf swi tch. Bea ter e jec· tor o utomoticol!y releo~s beaten . Re liable Sunbeam motor. Ho ngs nea tly o n wall o r rabi· net. White co~ wi th brown trim. Pr inted register ci rcuit board . 2 1 . " speake r, Jo ck for ea rph one ond exlern ol speaker . Co mplete wi th hondy carryi ng strop . STEAM IRON SUNBEAM R1028 Attractive buffet styling. High dome vented cove r. Removable heat cont rol for immersible cleaning. Pe d e~tolleg s protect table . Sunray interior. Con· venient fry guide. Do uble handle. 1250 watts. Sunbeam's Sell-Clea ning, Shot O f Steam Iron fea ture keeps iron cleaner to iteo m better, lost long, compa red to the so me iron with out fhis feo fur e u sing top wa ter . Th e Shot Of Steam Iron bu tto n delive rs insta nt extra pene trat ing steom fo r stubborn wrinkles, prol euiono l type cre a ses . Stoin leH Stee l tonk , wate r lever gouge, sa fety heel rest , 61 venh lo r all over steom coverage . Swi1ches to dry iron instantly . $1599 $977 HECK'S REG. $13.96 JEWElRY DEPT. HECK'S REG , •29 .96 99( i:l:~i:: ' ' . RADIO $26''· QUART RUGCLEANE HECK'S REG. $10.88 HECK'S REG. $8.38 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRYDEPT. HECK'S REG. $18.96 HECK'S REG. $17 .96 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. 32 OZ. SIZE LIQUID WOOLITE $1~ HECK'S RtG . HECK'S REG . 22 ' 10 $1 OO ~~~~. 1 1 Pono~o ni c 's ·Add cr new dimen1ion to yovr radio listening wi th this-el! ciling 3-bond po rtable. Tune yovr favo rite FM and AM s1ations plv1 Public Servi<e police , fir e, marine one! emergency broo dcash . P!u g ii'IIO house current and it automat· i,o ll)' ~witche~ tram battery power to ~C. Earphone jo(k for privcr te listenu.g . REGULAR SIZE HECK 'S WOOLITE SPRAY FOAM /zGAL. e Sets w ith mi st, co nditioner or dry in minute s. • 4 seporote lig ht se ttin g~- Day Home -Evening-Office Duo! Sw ive l M irror- regular o r magni fied • In off-whi te with gold color occent HECK'S REG. $39.96 PANASONIC TOOT-A·-LOOP POLICE BAND RADIO WOODBURY SOAP HOUSEWARE DEPT. 1 HAIRSEnER MIRROR HECK'S REG. $29.96 JEWElRY DEPT. G.E. $1.68 HOUSEWA/IE DEPT. aitlirii MIST H HECK'S REG . 67' HAIR DRYER $2999 '26 oz. 99( HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. 21 ' s..,... ..,.. ;, mind. f'Hiuro. •• mony,l,oun of lftton!IIIJ fun. · HECK'S REG. $9 . 87 JEWElRY DEPT. · LYSOL SPRAY DISINFECT A 39( 14c ~\·Y'*'f Ci.E. MAKE-UP ·"'-··" -~ -,.,......... louilt With ~-oncl $877 HECK'S REG. $18.88 G. E. .STEREO PHONO . : ON STAND . -''~ li.ot ~ o10.ilomont ;, ~,.;. 1M1 FP622 AJAX WIND,OW CLEANER oz. $14 66( SEE 'N TAKE Smoo th d esign, ;moo t h, l'J Uic t ope r a tiun , Opens st ondord ~r1 e wm q uickl y ond emily. "Qu i<k -Re leose'' cu tting cmcm bly for rmmen:b le deoning. Hmdcncd stc•:l cu tr ing blade de· signed lor lon g lrle . H1dd~n _ co rd sto rage Magnetic li d holder . Sha rpene r wi th non -me l· o llie 9--~id e for con tr o ll ed m tio u. Soft ovowdo finish with leK tured h o nl. N on-~kid fe e t 99 17 112 . ·'= · =----~ CAN OPENER The mighty mi le wi th the tin y p r i~e tog . The Ko ko Bl8 feo lvre:. bofh AC ond Pen light bot · tery ope ra tion, o pen fl ash butto n, neo n reody lamp exposure com pute r dio l, o nd cl ip o n shoe for ~e r t i co l or horiz onta l moun trn g . CLEANER OZ. AEROSOL PANEL GUARD SUNBEAM CAMERA STROBE ) .GENERAL ELECTRIC CS9 KAKO ELECTRONIC GUAR DSMAN ·-------- .•/·- ~· 818 JUMBO HECK'S REG. $1.99 . • r •1··· GUARDSMAN VINYL _- • _- I 1 STORAGE CHEST 87' '----,. HOUSEWA/IEDEPT. HECK'S REG. '3.15 7 NOUSEWAII DEPr. oz. MACLEANS TOOTH PASTE oz. RIGHT GUARD 5 12 FL. OZ.Piii!STC)NE 1D MINUTE RADIATOR FLUSH One -Step , Solven.t Clea ner 2 $100 FOR 12 FL. OZ. PRESTONE 12 FL. OZ. PRESTONE ANTI-RUST WATER PUMP RADIATOR . LUBRICANT • Poeo-'C ilh ru,, ""'""""- EXCESSI V[ I.N G IN E t·tfA T-UP . KH PI <oo l•" ll ~ ~- , r on• (\EA"-.1• ProteCT! Al \JMINUM, e ther meto l '"'2'""'''"'" SEALER AND STOP LEAK ldeo l for todoy' s hi g h-p ress u re cooling systems $1 00 ·2 FOR HECK'S REG. 79' Ea HECK'S REG. 79' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTOMOTirE DEPT. CAR . FOR$100 •+tKK'S REG. 79' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. 16 FL. OZ. PRESTONE SILICONE POLISH FAST, E4.SY WAY TO A DEEP , B~IL­ UANT SHINE HECK'S REG . . $1 .29 88( AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. . INNER TUBE $266 HECK'S REG. •3.99 ~u ·- ~ "' "···~-'!.... ..... 16 FL. OZ, UNION CARBIDE CARBURETOR CLEANER • . combu•hon ch6mber Qnd Ou!Omolic Cleon~ t hod e I lmpro <tel <orbvre tor ne< fo< monc ~ help• odd go• mil•oo;~e l lnue o'e' eng o ~e . . .aa·< ~- - -- - ANTI-PERSPIRANT ? POWDER 1 5 FL. OZ. UNION CARBIDE I Srop• leok> l Pre..,nh 1ludQe lormoli0<1 l Proled t ne.., rubber voh ond te>ilotire• old loon ~ ro11i clu 1moo1h unntmil!ion opero - 99< HECk'S REG; $1.17 HECK'S REG. $1.59 AUTOMOTIVE DEPl.i, AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. WHITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY IIG. e EJ.-HOlD.ellllst. 69(. TRANSMISSION STOP LEAK one1 1 oz. ' lo 9 TABLEIS~--m-~-m-~-'r.----~--~ GERITOL 13 REGULARANDMINT HECK'S REG. 79' " 40's 100Z. Sl66 4·.5 OZ. BRYLCRE HECK'S REG . 89' HECK'S REG . 99' HECK'S REG . $2.38 COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. HECK' S REG. 1.14 77( COSMETIC DEPT. LEMON UP GILLEnE TRAC .U INJECTOR RAZOR 88( REVLON BALSAM CONDITIONER $109 HECK'S REG. $1.34, HECK'S REG. $1.79 HECK'S REG. $1.99 COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. ' 1 ' l 17 oz. ' .,' ' " �. I j. • ~- ' '' ./ .' ~ ' ' ' ' j;,' 11 - The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., March 20, 1974 OPEN DAILY 10 to 9 SUNDAY 1 to 7 FREE --~-......,...PR_IC_ES--I_N_EF_FE_CT THROUGH SUN. MAR. 24 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST ,.. REGINA ELECTRIK EASTERN FOLDING DOORS ~. ~ BROOM l0l2-ll 1l0 solid The smor1low , co ~t omw er when your wood door hos no room 10 open 70Z. SEE 'N TAKE $6.44 , t_, CLOCK RADIO H c 1 e'~ KODAK EMPIRE 32 CUP PARTY POCKET PORTABLE CAMERA KIT PERC Shorp, 3-elrme nt f/9.5 1el1 1, pre\c t l nr po<hJ r ('l from S feet to inf inity : Shu lte r s pee d ~ al l / 100 sec and 1/40 sec wi th fl ash ro nge of 5 to I 0 7 PIECE STAINLESS STEEL feel. No sc ttu1gs ~ ~-." ~'' 1 IC ' '' 1~ '"I 1 cl !ul llx:thed • ~ " "'' r!o l,,l.,,q ~"" " ·~ <U" Y o•u " " ~ ·• '" ' <~ • 'ohe< <'<> ' ' " " " - ' ol ~""' rc '"'' '-''"'' " ' " '' " '' " ' ' .~ 0 ~ ,.,,,, " " ·' '"" ' ,. 1 ~·• ••· • •.- , ·~ ,_.n.-1• ,.,!! ,"' .< J.ol •li<N l olun"""" ,_,n, " " 'dr h r< l o>ld o· ""'' · 1u sl orrn orrd sho o t ' "ob COOKWARE SET HECK'S REG. sr HECK'S REG. tl.58 HOUSEWARE DEPT. CALENDAR A20R 46e 99e HECK'S REG . oz. VANISH RENUZIT AIR FRESHENER HECK'S REG. 71' CAKE PAN ,I 34 the perfect <o TlYe TSIJ tiorr pren! lo 1 yo ur (j,,~k 0 1 dre ~>er o qva l1t y FM /AM 10dio with a perp etua l d n 1 ·do te ca lendar Tf-o e ~e e · through re d nysto l lets you see th e ac tua l working co rn por'li.' I'IH . Th e FM/ AM ra dio gives a lin e $ou nJ Clnd the w lc ndar k eep~ you up to date a t the pu~h a t o bu ll o n The un it p lugs in or o pcm tcs on o 9 volt bn llc ry (no t rrHI\ ~o you < Oil ploy rl onyw he1 e 1988 ..... 11~y 1 2]77 •15'' HARDWARE DEPT. •~ ..., 11, .. HECK'S REG. 26.99 HECK'S REG. 11 .99 HECK' S REG. 24 . 96 JEWELRY DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. TCGL Bran d new Regino Elec trik-8J oam va ctJ um d ecmer wi lh pate nted rtJg pile dial nozz le . Two ~pee d ~ mea m thi! new e le tt rik · b 100 m tackl es e~n more cleon ing 10b\. Hi g h _~pee d fo, f-o eovy duty dl!"anrn g an rug\ a nd ro rpeti ng low ~ pe ed lor quick p i c k - up~ on bore floo n , throw r u g~ . drap e~. etc SUNBEAM NORELCO WAFFLE BAKER MAN'S TRIPLE HEAD with fabulou s non-stic k, no - ~cou r DuPo nt Te - Ne'r" ~ ~.~p er MicrogrooYeTM heads shove up to 44% clo se r, up lo 50% Im ler than the y ever co uld be fore . Float ing heads follow the <ontours of your fore fo r closenen, comfort. Selfsharpening ro ta ry blodl!"s . Pop -out tr immer for sidebu rns . SHAVER WoH ies won't stick --cleon· up is emie st ever fl o n coating I Signal light te ll s when wo flll!"s are ready . Overfl ow r im prl!"vents spilh . Ma kes o ne to four waffles. Reve rsible smooth grid snap\ in plo ce fo r g rrlle d ~ndwic hes . · HECK'S REG . 29 .96 JEWElRY DEPT. RB4516 .,..,. ,.r'"-...,_ . -· HECK'S REG. 29.96 HECK'.S REG. 26 .88 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. HD63 ' {~ HECK'S REG. $21.88 cc:. . , ·10 QT. SHEU ':<- FESCO ROUND WICKER WASTEBASKET STACKI GMUGS 4FOR 4 QT. COVERED SJ99 STEW POT $2.88 HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. 46' 99¢ R~:.c~·~s HECK'S REG. $100 WASTE BASKET $122 ONLY HECK'S REG. $2.66 GUARDSMAN FABRIC PROTECTOR 20 OZ. AEROSOL J 13 AEROSOL UPHOLSTERY . oz. - '· PIE PAN 99~ HECK 'S RE G. $1.99 HOUSE WARE DEPT. HECK'S HECK'S REG. '1.58 .. 15 l4 AJAX CLEANSER I DELUXE . SPICE CABINET l_wo tier 5oltd chcr ry wood spi< e co bone t in ho nd rub be d wa Inut fmrsh wot h ~ nlrquc d bro ~~ fin r>hed knobs ond drower pulls Sponosh ~lye. block 'Nrought -rron gr ille d oor s with hi nge ~ and mogne trc <o to:he:. Room y lull - ~i~ed d rawer fo r ret! pes, me mo~. k ey~, etc. Co.mple te wt th 12 apothecary ~pice jars plus 30 gold lo•l sel l-adnes•ve lu bl'l ~. C abrne t ~ la nd~ o r hongs on the wa ll . • HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG . $1.44 $1.28 HfiUSEWA/IE DEPT. HOUSEWARE DEPT. oz. 14 HOUSEWARE DEPT. GUARDSMAN FURNITURE POLISH SWEETHEART FABRIC SOFTENER 2 OZ. AEROSOL 48c SALT & PEPPER MILL SETS Choose fro m B~out i f u ll y G rai ned Solid Hardwood 4 r.~ " So l! ond Peppet· Mrll 5 wrth Brm s Grinding Mecha ni sm or 10" Rega lly Cut Soli an d Peppe r Se t, Ho nd Ru bbed t~ a Dar~ '!"mm Fini sh and Top ped b y Brass . G reat fo r Homf.' En te rta inN.ok,e \ o Procti,o l G ilt, Too HOUSEWARE DEPT. FOR HOUSEWARE DEPT. , ALADDIN . WAICUAID VACUUMIOnLE 22 OZ. SIZE cro2iest AM portable yeti Wea r on your wri st o r twi st to sit on tobll!" top. Bo ttl!"fy o pe,o tion . Bui lt -i n ontenna. 2 l,~" PM dynamic spe aker. Roll disk runing ond volu me contr ols In red, white, blue , a nd ye llow . Solid -\tu l!' engineere d _e 20 !angle -free int &rchongeoble rollers . .. 6 1umbo, 10 me d ium , 4 sm oll roll en . • Heof c_omfo~t contro l reg ula rs roller hea t. Reodv light s•gn ols when rollers ore heo1ed . 6 oz . bo ttle of Ha ir Conditioner . e 96 5 $1888 14 99 HECK'S REG. $16.97 HECK'S REG . $21.96 JEWElRY DEPT. JIWEl/l"t DEPT. e e . -~ SUNBEAM ... PANASONIC SUNBEAM 3-SPEED PORTABLE FRY PAN POCKET POOAILE MIXER RADIO CompaCt! Beovfif ut 1tyling! Lorge, lull size beaters give fo ste r, befler results. Thumb-tip 3-speed control ond on-otf swi tch. Bea ter e jec· tor o utomoticol!y releo~s beaten . Re liable Sunbeam motor. Ho ngs nea tly o n wall o r rabi· net. White co~ wi th brown trim. Pr inted register ci rcuit board . 2 1 . " speake r, Jo ck for ea rph one ond exlern ol speaker . Co mplete wi th hondy carryi ng strop . STEAM IRON SUNBEAM R1028 Attractive buffet styling. High dome vented cove r. Removable heat cont rol for immersible cleaning. Pe d e~tolleg s protect table . Sunray interior. Con· venient fry guide. Do uble handle. 1250 watts. Sunbeam's Sell-Clea ning, Shot O f Steam Iron fea ture keeps iron cleaner to iteo m better, lost long, compa red to the so me iron with out fhis feo fur e u sing top wa ter . Th e Shot Of Steam Iron bu tto n delive rs insta nt extra pene trat ing steom fo r stubborn wrinkles, prol euiono l type cre a ses . Stoin leH Stee l tonk , wate r lever gouge, sa fety heel rest , 61 venh lo r all over steom coverage . Swi1ches to dry iron instantly . $1599 $977 HECK'S REG. $13.96 JEWElRY DEPT. HECK'S REG , •29 .96 99( i:l:~i:: ' ' . RADIO $26''· QUART RUGCLEANE HECK'S REG. $10.88 HECK'S REG. $8.38 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRYDEPT. HECK'S REG. $18.96 HECK'S REG. $17 .96 JEWElRY DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. 32 OZ. SIZE LIQUID WOOLITE $1~ HECK'S RtG . HECK'S REG . 22 ' 10 $1 OO ~~~~. 1 1 Pono~o ni c 's ·Add cr new dimen1ion to yovr radio listening wi th this-el! ciling 3-bond po rtable. Tune yovr favo rite FM and AM s1ations plv1 Public Servi<e police , fir e, marine one! emergency broo dcash . P!u g ii'IIO house current and it automat· i,o ll)' ~witche~ tram battery power to ~C. Earphone jo(k for privcr te listenu.g . REGULAR SIZE HECK 'S WOOLITE SPRAY FOAM /zGAL. e Sets w ith mi st, co nditioner or dry in minute s. • 4 seporote lig ht se ttin g~- Day Home -Evening-Office Duo! Sw ive l M irror- regular o r magni fied • In off-whi te with gold color occent HECK'S REG. $39.96 PANASONIC TOOT-A·-LOOP POLICE BAND RADIO WOODBURY SOAP HOUSEWARE DEPT. 1 HAIRSEnER MIRROR HECK'S REG. $29.96 JEWElRY DEPT. G.E. $1.68 HOUSEWA/IE DEPT. aitlirii MIST H HECK'S REG . 67' HAIR DRYER $2999 '26 oz. 99( HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. 21 ' s..,... ..,.. ;, mind. f'Hiuro. •• mony,l,oun of lftton!IIIJ fun. · HECK'S REG. $9 . 87 JEWElRY DEPT. · LYSOL SPRAY DISINFECT A 39( 14c ~\·Y'*'f Ci.E. MAKE-UP ·"'-··" -~ -,.,......... louilt With ~-oncl $877 HECK'S REG. $18.88 G. E. .STEREO PHONO . : ON STAND . -''~ li.ot ~ o10.ilomont ;, ~,.;. 1M1 FP622 AJAX WIND,OW CLEANER oz. $14 66( SEE 'N TAKE Smoo th d esign, ;moo t h, l'J Uic t ope r a tiun , Opens st ondord ~r1 e wm q uickl y ond emily. "Qu i<k -Re leose'' cu tting cmcm bly for rmmen:b le deoning. Hmdcncd stc•:l cu tr ing blade de· signed lor lon g lrle . H1dd~n _ co rd sto rage Magnetic li d holder . Sha rpene r wi th non -me l· o llie 9--~id e for con tr o ll ed m tio u. Soft ovowdo finish with leK tured h o nl. N on-~kid fe e t 99 17 112 . ·'= · =----~ CAN OPENER The mighty mi le wi th the tin y p r i~e tog . The Ko ko Bl8 feo lvre:. bofh AC ond Pen light bot · tery ope ra tion, o pen fl ash butto n, neo n reody lamp exposure com pute r dio l, o nd cl ip o n shoe for ~e r t i co l or horiz onta l moun trn g . CLEANER OZ. AEROSOL PANEL GUARD SUNBEAM CAMERA STROBE ) .GENERAL ELECTRIC CS9 KAKO ELECTRONIC GUAR DSMAN ·-------- .•/·- ~· 818 JUMBO HECK'S REG. $1.99 . • r •1··· GUARDSMAN VINYL _- • _- I 1 STORAGE CHEST 87' '----,. HOUSEWA/IEDEPT. HECK'S REG. '3.15 7 NOUSEWAII DEPr. oz. MACLEANS TOOTH PASTE oz. RIGHT GUARD 5 12 FL. OZ.Piii!STC)NE 1D MINUTE RADIATOR FLUSH One -Step , Solven.t Clea ner 2 $100 FOR 12 FL. OZ. PRESTONE 12 FL. OZ. PRESTONE ANTI-RUST WATER PUMP RADIATOR . LUBRICANT • Poeo-'C ilh ru,, ""'""""- EXCESSI V[ I.N G IN E t·tfA T-UP . KH PI <oo l•" ll ~ ~- , r on• (\EA"-.1• ProteCT! Al \JMINUM, e ther meto l '"'2'""'''"'" SEALER AND STOP LEAK ldeo l for todoy' s hi g h-p ress u re cooling systems $1 00 ·2 FOR HECK'S REG. 79' Ea HECK'S REG. 79' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTOMOTirE DEPT. CAR . FOR$100 •+tKK'S REG. 79' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. 16 FL. OZ. PRESTONE SILICONE POLISH FAST, E4.SY WAY TO A DEEP , B~IL­ UANT SHINE HECK'S REG . . $1 .29 88( AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. . INNER TUBE $266 HECK'S REG. •3.99 ~u ·- ~ "' "···~-'!.... ..... 16 FL. OZ, UNION CARBIDE CARBURETOR CLEANER • . combu•hon ch6mber Qnd Ou!Omolic Cleon~ t hod e I lmpro <tel <orbvre tor ne< fo< monc ~ help• odd go• mil•oo;~e l lnue o'e' eng o ~e . . .aa·< ~- - -- - ANTI-PERSPIRANT ? POWDER 1 5 FL. OZ. UNION CARBIDE I Srop• leok> l Pre..,nh 1ludQe lormoli0<1 l Proled t ne.., rubber voh ond te>ilotire• old loon ~ ro11i clu 1moo1h unntmil!ion opero - 99< HECk'S REG; $1.17 HECK'S REG. $1.59 AUTOMOTIVE DEPl.i, AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. WHITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY IIG. e EJ.-HOlD.ellllst. 69(. TRANSMISSION STOP LEAK one1 1 oz. ' lo 9 TABLEIS~--m-~-m-~-'r.----~--~ GERITOL 13 REGULARANDMINT HECK'S REG. 79' " 40's 100Z. Sl66 4·.5 OZ. BRYLCRE HECK'S REG . 89' HECK'S REG . 99' HECK'S REG . $2.38 COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. HECK' S REG. 1.14 77( COSMETIC DEPT. LEMON UP GILLEnE TRAC .U INJECTOR RAZOR 88( REVLON BALSAM CONDITIONER $109 HECK'S REG. $1.34, HECK'S REG. $1.79 HECK'S REG. $1.99 COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. ' 1 ' l 17 oz. ' .,' ' " �... •" .. I • ' . .,... ' .... . ~ • I - 0 . '· . ',• ' • ·, •• : ~ ~ ' /, ' ! t _; ' .._ -( ' . ~ ,~:~.- . ' ; . . OPIIDAILY 10109 OPENDAIL 10T09 PLENTY · · OF · FREE SUNDAY 51/2' 2 PIECE SHAKESPEARE SPINNING . SOUTH BEND REEL SPIN CAST RODS w it h BALL BEARING MOUNTED GEAR SYSTEM for ~ m ooth operation s 14'' HECK'SREG. '19.99 SPORTS DEPt. ·SPIN CAST ROD MITCHELL 1O'x • ULTRA LIGHT SPIN REEL Ult ra~ight fishing reel, high speed re tri eve (4 \0 to 1), comes with two spools of different" line capacit y- each with its indi_vidual ad justable drag. $ HECK'S REG. $25.99 SPORTS DEPT. ' ALL CANVAS CABIN 1 PIECE # 808 308/9 lorge- 160 }q . le+: t ol outdoor pleo~ure . Mode of 6.73 Ol w nory yellow roo t w1 th 6 oz. emer ald gu!en In-o il~ • f ,be rg losi sc reen•ng allen more du ro b•lity than co rwen t1onol ~aeenmg Lorge 3-woy nylon z•ppered door w• th sweep -out door~dl. . ~ewn- in floor • e 5 FOOT e HECK'S REG. $139.95 SPORTS DEPT. s 8 HECK'S REG. 60 ASSORTED SNAPS & SW_ IVELS SPIN CAST REEl 1. '3.59 SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $3.29 : ZEBCO SPIN CAST REEL lito'~ 1<.-.n,..O!.,/ mfdoutn lollw(l!., rftl. P""'""• 10'1 1-lubro:;alo"V . '"'' " ..." IIO"elll•""- 01 '"'P '~IInolod b•o•ll~ bo-oroO',II Sl ooni~\\\I~O'Iu•n l~..hall <>nd " ""'''hall obl~ Ito on body. o... fo"ll~ Do" '" •o •~• Hard d ..o,f<i rodool-odge ~opmner~o-o d 0...,1 <I '""'" P"i<u p P ~' lor lmOQOh . POi'"""'"'' "' ,..I ond mo••~mufll prQ!o<l oon "'I"'"" loo~ domovo under ' ''"' HECK'S REG·. .- '18.99 SPORTS DEPT. $13'' INSULATED WIRE '"'""'" ILECTRIC .... '"""•..,. ~- 2 29 SPINNING ROD CELL HECK'S99( 1 6-PC. SCREW DRIVER SET .. .. .. SR1 .~4 rwo -p1ece comtrucl•on w•lh blo cK on odu:ed , slan t hood l i~ed type reel ~e a t . Ha ndle ho } ~eled (Ork grop and loregnp, wtth block pi?S II C cops . 5·PC. OPEN END WRENCH SET ... ..... ...... :~~.i: 99~ HECK'S REG. '13.99 HOOSIER TARPS PLASTIC FLASHLIGHT HECK'S REG. $229 - . . . . . . . . . . . • . • ea· '~ "". PONCHO ~SPORTS ' ~ DEPT. HECK 'S REG TESTER ) VINYL • SPORTS DEPT. SOCKET SET .... .... H:~::s $1 48 7-BLADE HOLE SAW ...... ::1.~: 99c 13 PC. DRILL SET ....... .:~~~: s1 48 55~ SPLIT SHOT . SINKERS PUP TENT HECK'S REG. $13.99 19. 17. . 20. s-Pc. sABRE sAw sET. ...H~~r '9'' BLANKS: Natural epo•y fim>h . WRAPPING: Delu.e burnt orange and black. CiUIDES: Sto i n l es~ $1 .· AMISS KIT $189 HECK'S REG. $2.69 . SPOtm DEPT. 99 lS. ·JOHNSON CENTURY REEL 5 PIECE HECK'S REG. 6:r $549 steel b ridged spinning gu ides and stainless steel tip top HECK'S REG. 99' SELECTOR 5'x7' DIAWA 61/t SPIN ROD 16. CUSHION GRIP WRENCH King size version of the popular Johnson $13.99 saaa 2 PIECE 11/f' HAND VISE 4'x6' Century reeL Famous Johnson Cen tury fea tures include Selectro·Diol drag action, dual ant i- reve rse. HECK'S REG. 6" ADJUSTABLE MINNOW SEINE SPORTS DEPT. ----- $ 199 HECK'S REG. $2.69 SPORTS DEPT. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. HACKSAW.. .... .... . VINYL STORM SUIT WIRE ._QUART SIZE MINNOW TRAP CANTEEN HECK'S REG. $2.39 $149 DEWXE I HECK'S 20.88 1 •• $3.48 $1688 HECK'S REG. 22' SPORTS DEPT. . ' $ - 27 9 HECK'S REG. '3.79 HECK'S REG. $2.89 HECK'S REG. $3.28 SPORTS DEPT. ·15( STOVE . I HECK'S REG. POLY FISH STRINGER IXILEMAN FISH CREEL SPORTS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. 26. • - FLOURESCENT lANTERN REFLECTOR . FLOATS . 12( HECK'S REG. 19' SPORTS DEPT, . ' $299 HECK'S REG. 11.39 •' · HECK'S REG, 14.49 .' CHAIN STRINGER :69e HECK'S REG. 94' 27. 28. 29. 30. •ooPAK. .· .EAGL.CLAW HOOKS · ' . 89~ · HICK'S II G. '.I \ •• ,. ' . �... •" .. I • ' . .,... ' .... . ~ • I - 0 . '· . ',• ' • ·, •• : ~ ~ ' /, ' ! t _; ' .._ -( ' . ~ ,~:~.- . ' ; . . OPIIDAILY 10109 OPENDAIL 10T09 PLENTY · · OF · FREE SUNDAY 51/2' 2 PIECE SHAKESPEARE SPINNING . SOUTH BEND REEL SPIN CAST RODS w it h BALL BEARING MOUNTED GEAR SYSTEM for ~ m ooth operation s 14'' HECK'SREG. '19.99 SPORTS DEPt. ·SPIN CAST ROD MITCHELL 1O'x • ULTRA LIGHT SPIN REEL Ult ra~ight fishing reel, high speed re tri eve (4 \0 to 1), comes with two spools of different" line capacit y- each with its indi_vidual ad justable drag. $ HECK'S REG. $25.99 SPORTS DEPT. ' ALL CANVAS CABIN 1 PIECE # 808 308/9 lorge- 160 }q . le+: t ol outdoor pleo~ure . Mode of 6.73 Ol w nory yellow roo t w1 th 6 oz. emer ald gu!en In-o il~ • f ,be rg losi sc reen•ng allen more du ro b•lity than co rwen t1onol ~aeenmg Lorge 3-woy nylon z•ppered door w• th sweep -out door~dl. . ~ewn- in floor • e 5 FOOT e HECK'S REG. $139.95 SPORTS DEPT. s 8 HECK'S REG. 60 ASSORTED SNAPS & SW_ IVELS SPIN CAST REEl 1. '3.59 SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $3.29 : ZEBCO SPIN CAST REEL lito'~ 1<.-.n,..O!.,/ mfdoutn lollw(l!., rftl. P""'""• 10'1 1-lubro:;alo"V . '"'' " ..." IIO"elll•""- 01 '"'P '~IInolod b•o•ll~ bo-oroO',II Sl ooni~\\\I~O'Iu•n l~..hall <>nd " ""'''hall obl~ Ito on body. o... fo"ll~ Do" '" •o •~• Hard d ..o,f<i rodool-odge ~opmner~o-o d 0...,1 <I '""'" P"i<u p P ~' lor lmOQOh . POi'"""'"'' "' ,..I ond mo••~mufll prQ!o<l oon "'I"'"" loo~ domovo under ' ''"' HECK'S REG·. .- '18.99 SPORTS DEPT. $13'' INSULATED WIRE '"'""'" ILECTRIC .... '"""•..,. ~- 2 29 SPINNING ROD CELL HECK'S99( 1 6-PC. SCREW DRIVER SET .. .. .. SR1 .~4 rwo -p1ece comtrucl•on w•lh blo cK on odu:ed , slan t hood l i~ed type reel ~e a t . Ha ndle ho } ~eled (Ork grop and loregnp, wtth block pi?S II C cops . 5·PC. OPEN END WRENCH SET ... ..... ...... :~~.i: 99~ HECK'S REG. '13.99 HOOSIER TARPS PLASTIC FLASHLIGHT HECK'S REG. $229 - . . . . . . . . . . . • . • ea· '~ "". PONCHO ~SPORTS ' ~ DEPT. HECK 'S REG TESTER ) VINYL • SPORTS DEPT. SOCKET SET .... .... H:~::s $1 48 7-BLADE HOLE SAW ...... ::1.~: 99c 13 PC. DRILL SET ....... .:~~~: s1 48 55~ SPLIT SHOT . SINKERS PUP TENT HECK'S REG. $13.99 19. 17. . 20. s-Pc. sABRE sAw sET. ...H~~r '9'' BLANKS: Natural epo•y fim>h . WRAPPING: Delu.e burnt orange and black. CiUIDES: Sto i n l es~ $1 .· AMISS KIT $189 HECK'S REG. $2.69 . SPOtm DEPT. 99 lS. ·JOHNSON CENTURY REEL 5 PIECE HECK'S REG. 6:r $549 steel b ridged spinning gu ides and stainless steel tip top HECK'S REG. 99' SELECTOR 5'x7' DIAWA 61/t SPIN ROD 16. CUSHION GRIP WRENCH King size version of the popular Johnson $13.99 saaa 2 PIECE 11/f' HAND VISE 4'x6' Century reeL Famous Johnson Cen tury fea tures include Selectro·Diol drag action, dual ant i- reve rse. HECK'S REG. 6" ADJUSTABLE MINNOW SEINE SPORTS DEPT. ----- $ 199 HECK'S REG. $2.69 SPORTS DEPT. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. HACKSAW.. .... .... . VINYL STORM SUIT WIRE ._QUART SIZE MINNOW TRAP CANTEEN HECK'S REG. $2.39 $149 DEWXE I HECK'S 20.88 1 •• $3.48 $1688 HECK'S REG. 22' SPORTS DEPT. . ' $ - 27 9 HECK'S REG. '3.79 HECK'S REG. $2.89 HECK'S REG. $3.28 SPORTS DEPT. ·15( STOVE . I HECK'S REG. POLY FISH STRINGER IXILEMAN FISH CREEL SPORTS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. 26. • - FLOURESCENT lANTERN REFLECTOR . FLOATS . 12( HECK'S REG. 19' SPORTS DEPT, . ' $299 HECK'S REG. 11.39 •' · HECK'S REG, 14.49 .' CHAIN STRINGER :69e HECK'S REG. 94' 27. 28. 29. 30. •ooPAK. .· .EAGL.CLAW HOOKS · ' . 89~ · HICK'S II G. '.I \ •• ,. ' . �• •• f "-M;;;· M·-s~ti~·;i ClaSsifieds Get Results! [_ Property WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES .. 5 PM Day Before Publ cat on Mo 1d a y Dea d n e 9 a m Ca nce l la l on Correct o11s w1 1 t>e accep ted un l 19 am for Day ol Pi.Jbl ca t on REGUlATI-O N S T t e Publ sher resP.rves the r gh t to )d t or re tecl any ads The Cl01st Barlgle> Flosm deemed ob1ect ona p.ubl sher vII not be r espon lladgle) I enna Bunke Bet s b c tor 11ore tl an one n chel Bad 6 1e) Ze llal1 I a11 son cor r ect 1se r t o RATES Diam ond I aliSOn Ralph For Want Ad Serv ce ~ Badgley Dorolh) Badgle1 to S ce nl s p er Word one nse~t on M n mum Cha rg e $1 00 Davtd A Wolfe John T Wo lfe 14 cents • er word t hree 16 90 Acres I etarl conse c ut ve n se rt•ons pe word S1X con Lena Hethnan to Walter sec26ut cents ve lsert1ons Wilson Betty I ou Wilson one 25 Per Ce nt D scoun t on pa d ads and a ds pa 1d with n 10 tlurd acre Pome1 oy day s CARD OF THANKS S) btl Ebersbach Com & OBITUARY Belt) Jean Parker dec to $2 oo f or SO word m n Homer P Parke1 I tnda Sue mum Each add to ill word Transfers Not1ce ) 9 4 c l"( 1 v ng roon sa l e 61!1 Soulh Ave n ue M dd eport Start.ng Wednesday M ~rch 10 t II sold out Every day 10 am hl7pn ) 19 61p Tt rd By JOHN VIRTUE CARACAS ( UPI) Challenger Ken Norton s camp was srud toddy to be con stdermg h oldm g tratmng sessiOns m pnvate as a protest because heavyweight cham p10n George Foreman was approached for a title defense agamst Muhammad Al1 if he beats Norton next week Sources close to Norton s camp sa1d the challenger s San Diego busmessman backers felt 11 was not proper for promoters to be cons1dermg a Foreman-Ali match on the eve of the Foremanoflorton light Norton, who brok< Al1 s Jaw and then lost a split decH<JOn m two meetings w1th the former champ1on last year sparred Tuesday at an undisclosed Site rather than at the Pohedro, where he and Foreman had been trammg publicly and where they ll !1ght March 26 He went first to the Pohedro however for a medical exarru nation giVen by the Nallonal Sports l"st•tute pnor to 1ssumg boxmg hcenses for the fight Norton clowned at the checkup, slmekmg when the nurse hooked hiiil up for an elec trocard1agram and askmg later, Am I hvmg' Foreman was the dour one at the exammatwn hardly spearkmg a word and refusmg at ttrst to remove h1s derum cap Be !mally d1d when the doctors ms1sted Dr Jesus Martmez Morales the mst1tute s medical chief declared both fighters lit He J Q SMALL CAR HEADQUARTERS For ov er 71 years-smce model" A" days Above pnces are plus fre ght and With std accessones Even our largest LTD has been cerltfled w th over 18 8 mtles per gal Ford seems to have solved the energy crtsts by butldmg a car easter on gas .and more efftc•enl m sp1te of em1sston control That ts why they are becommg m creas mgly popula r Onve one today and see for yourself KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. See Fred Blaettnar, D~nny Thompson, or Ke1!h Goble HARRI SO N S TV and Scrv ce ca lls Phone 992 2522 2 22 26 1c PUBLIC NOTICE Seated b ds Will be received by the V• tage of Midd leport Oh o Me1gs County at the vII age Hall m M dd leport Oil o unt I 4 00 PM Mar c h 28 1974 for the tollowmg equ p.,ent 197 4 Model 4 door se dan Eng ne vs not to exceed 350 HP 2 BBl Carb 0 1 triter full f low type Heavy duty Transm ss on Fan 7 blade with shroud hood to r ad at or seals 45 Amp h1gh capac1ty alternator Etec t r•cal safety In k m c ha rg n'g c r cu•t Heav>y duty 70 Amp battery w th heat Sh1eld Spec a t Pollee w r ng harn ess Dual horns w•th horn nng s~ren horn sw tch Speedometer cert fed calrbrated to 140 mph Back up t ghts Bumper glJards - front and rear Mull s peed w ndsh eld w1pers w th washer Heavy duty spotl ght swttch - 6 Spot I ght A pil l ar mounted l et! s de Hazard warnmg light s y st em W1th bra ke warnrng I ght Heater f resh a•r w th defroster and rear wmdow defogger Inter or all v nyl w th ca r peted floor cover ng Ins de hood relea se M rrors day n ght ns1de rear v ew w th remote left out s de m 1rror C garette Lighter Power steertng Coolant recove ry system B d to be w•th and w thou! tr a d e n or on Lease Ba s•s Del1very wttnm 60 da y s or sooner The r ght s reserved to retect PH. 992·2196 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO $795 good ltres $495 1967 PONTIAC Catalma 4 Dr lo cal I owner automat1c p s teer mg rad1o good t1r es d~ On Mosl Amencan Cars Butlt to Your Specs Delivered to Job Stte -G UARANTEEOPHONE 992 2094 HOGG & ZUSPAN Open 8 Til 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Gene Grate Clerk Tre11surer Mason W Va . . 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N 1 AM c har cush1ons as low as AutomatiCS TO 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A $10 95 Upholstery books on l y 2 speed operat on WEEK PHONE 992 5693 50c 4 nch covered foam Cho ce ot water J 18 5tc mattresses for standard SIZe temps Auto water bed $29 95 Potn e rov level control Ltnt REDUCE safe and fast wtth Recovery 622 E Man Street F Iter or Pow er F m GoBese Ta-blets and E Vap Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 Ag tator wate r P•lls Nelson Drug (554 Perma Press 3 5 26tc 3 18 1tp Maytag Hato of Heat ;;vuo qual ty hay Also 2 12 HOR SEPOWER cub ca det Dryers reg 1Siered oeagle dogs Catr Surround clothes 48 nch mower 8 months old 992 7201 after 5 1:" m With gentle even Hydro stat c Phone 7.tl2 3821 14 6t p 3 heat No hot spots 2 27 tfc no o'w'erdrylng F ne Si~R EO Walnut AM FM Mesh Lint Filter Rad o 8 track tape com We Spec•atire '" p nat•on Balance $110 73 or MAY TAG terms available Phone 992 1973 MG B convert ble 7 500 Red Carpet 3%5 m tes lots of extras Call 1 Serv•ce 2 14 tf c 304 773 5323 3 18 6tc uROCE:RY bus ness tor sa le Bu1ld ng for sale or lease 1957 CHEVRO LET Ex ce ll ent Phon e 773 56 18 from 8 30 p m cond •t on Calt 992 2967 after S pm to 10 p m for appomtment l'lutland 7424211 Arnold Grate 3 20 tfc 3 20 7tc Auto Sales 6 j 6 6 7 $1800000 MIDDLEPORT - $17 500 00 POMEROY - Large 9 Good 3 slory bu smess bulldmg on Mam St wtth a 2 story busmess room and rental on 2nd LANO - On Rl 7 about one mtle out REMO D EL N G r r on a shelf to a hou se Cil 1949 J8 l 2o r B4J 2661 EDGE OF TOWN - 2 acres plu s BUILDING' LOT - In Chesler TOW;'lShlp $1800 00 INDUSTRY IS BUYING MORE LAND BETTER BUY YOURS NOW WHILE IT IS AVAILABLE AND SOMEWHAT REASONABLE Yogi 6 Jeff 8 25 8 30 8 55 - 3 20 6tc R e pa r parts 4 ~6 02?4 10 am 5 p m Da v s Va cuum Cleaner Sl ore Georg es Cr ee k Road next to Bob s CB Rad o Sa te<> 1 20 lt c 9 00 - Rocky & Bullwmkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Sesame St 33 New Zoo Revue 13 s Collie 6 Jack LaLanne 13 Brady Bunch 6 News 13 Paul Dtxon 4 Phd Donahue 15 Fnendly Junct1on 10 AM 3 Abbot\ & Costello 8 W ld W ld West 6 B ography 33 Movte 9 9 10 10 C BRADFORD Auchoneer Complete Serv ce Phone 949 3!1 21 RacneOho Crt Bradford 5 1 tfc 11 30 55 00 30 00 - The B g Show 13 To Te\1\he Truth 3 Tattletales 8 Chuck Wh1\e Reports 10 DmahShore3 15 JokersWid8 10 Compan)46 $10 000 Pyramtd 8 10 Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gambl\10 8 Password 13 W za rd of Odds 3 4 15 M ke Douglass 6 11 30 - Love of L1le 8 10 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 11 12 EXCAVAT IN G dozer loader and ba c khoe work sept c tan ks fns tal ed dump trucks and lo boys for h r e will haul 1 11 d rt top so 1 I mestone and gravel Ca l l Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 70811 n1ght pho ne 9112 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc 55 - CBSNewsS Danlmel s WorldlC 00 - Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 New s B 10 13 Pa ssword 6 Jackpot' 3 15 12 30 ~ Spilt Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Baffle 3 15 12 45 - Eleclnc Company 33 12 55 - NBC New~ 3 15 1 00- News 3 All My Children 6 13 No\ for Women Only 15 Concentration 8 What s My L1ne' 10 30 - As the World"! urns 8 10 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 ~ --- 2 00 - Days of Our L1v es 3 4 15 Gu1d1ng ltght 8 10 New lywed Game 6 13 DOZER work land cte•ar ng by th e ac r e hourly or contrac t fa rm ponds r oads etc Large> dozer and operator v11th over 20 years expertence Pu l li ns Exc (. va tm g Pomeroy Oh o Phone 99 2 2-178 12 19 tfc 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 G~rlln My L1te6 13 Edge ol N1gh\8 10 J 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp1tal6 13 Pnce Is R1ghl 10 8 Masterpiece Theater 20 3 30-0ne Life to LlveiJ 6 Ph1l Ocnahue4 New Match Game lea ve al l thmgs o f a speculatrve nature alone today That rnc udes l ryrng to draw to an nsrde straight m penny poker -- 20 33 Love Amertcan Style 13 Lucy Show 8 Movte Th e Grf>en Helmet 10 4 30 - Gtlllgan sIs 13 6 Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Hazel 8 Jackpot' 8 5 00 - Mtsfer Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gnff1n 4 Mission ImposSible 6 Andy Gnfhlh 8 Gomer Pyle USM C 13 5 30-HodgepodgeLodge20 Beverly H1llbllloes 8 Elec Co 33 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REA SO N AB l E ra tes PI 446 4787 Ga l l pol s John Russe ll Owner and Operator 5 12 t fc Trails West 15 Hogans Heroes 13 6 00 - News 3 < 8 10 15 Sesame St 20 ABC News 13 Trulh or Consequences 6 Yoga and You 33 L1has 6 30- NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Your ' SAGITTARIUS {Nov 23 Dec 21) f here s so Tlelhtng the !amrly expecls you \ ) do l or them but March 20 1974 yo r II bf!comP. so nvo l 11ed n someth ng else I w II be o.-er looked ARIES (M arch 21 Apnl 19) Dear Belen Tom and I met m Septemtx'r and were mm n ed m Ck tobet He sa smger so we trnvel <llot He s sweet ktnd and womlerfuJ and I love him but When we attended Ius co\ sm s weddmg I heard about some skeletons m the closet Ftrst the bnde w ts about c1g ht lllonth.;; pt egnant all dressed m a white fm mal gowr No one seemed emban assed but me Then I heard that two of Tom s mee<s wet e also pt egnanl before marraage and hts h'o nephews IH' on chugs Al so Ius brother has been divorced four limes Now I m wondet mg If there are anJ othe1 gob lins llllll'r husband s past Should I questwn him on tin s - WOHH II ll Dear Worned NO' Vou marned 1om WI thou\ askmg !01 a pe<ligt ce Wh; worry about tt now ? Settle for sweet kmd end wonderfu l and t etmmber th 1! every fannly has 1ts goblins - e\en yours - B ++-1 Dear Belen I like to m•x when I mat part1es My Wife thmks I sl10uJd sta) at her s1de and talk to her or as a couple If we get se parated she Sits m ::t corner till she ca tche s mv eye ami I nus! !.:t lh ~z < on H back or we leave early a t he1 ms1stem:e I don t chase women but I enjoy mmglmg w lh a cro wd " 'd thmk tt ndiculous that a man and m fc < m t fum.:twn !jep u atd) when tn company of othe1 s What s wrong with a wornm who resen ts a GH I f1ARJOUS HUSB~ND Dear Husband Your w1fe may be shy Jealous or a party hater or pet haps a combmahon of all three It does no good to tell th1s type shes w10ng tmless you can also budd up her self..:onfldence Why not let yow gregariousness carry her aJong ? f 1ke her arm and make het mmgle D1rect group conversahons her v <Y Show her you 1 e proud of her Soon your pnde wlll 1efJecl m olhets opuuons Once you get her talkmg w1th people she rna) discuvet what you already know E\ ery couple needs apru !ness as "ell us together ness and too mu ch clmg1ng can urk th e l 1f~ r1 g ht oul ot a marnage - H Dear Belen I thought I ""s stood up a couple of weeks 1gu b) d mdn who asked me out to dinner and then d1<ln t appea r I 11 IS mad and hurt and when he d1dn t cal l to ,1polog1ze I wrote lum a rather sarcastiC note whi ch I vet v mU<.: h 1egretted th( mmute 1 A lnend ... wei mea n ng adv ce s more c ompa ss ona te tl :m log cal Before you heed ! t\J n I O¥er n yo ur m nd CAP RI CO RN {Dec 22 Jan 19) Pay pml cular otte rt on to I 1an c r<l transac tions you have today You cou ld be tak en advantage o f Keep records re cc pts TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 201 Son cone you re on rr cndly te 11s w th t l S a wOJy o f do ng lh ngs tlla t sk rt I •e bo de rl 1e o e lh cs Avo d t)l s p e so \o(! ny GEMINI(May 21 June 20) Don be you own lawye 1 you have a ega I proble n R h s 1 Te Ge e)( per t adv ce I w II be ~ss C:l( pens ve 1n \h ( tong run AQUARIUS {Jan 20 Feb 19) Don I get too nvo ved n bu srness matt ers at thr s t me w th acqua n lances abou t whom you know I I lie PISCES {Feb 20 March 20) You w II bed sappo nted today by one yo J a e c ount ng on fa lielp Don I put so much fil th n h s pro n ses CANCER {J une 2t Ju ly 22) 1 e la s! th ng you want to do to dil) s to 11 de m st?.Ke s If ~ a u vc done so net!l ng wrong seck t1elp Iro n one wl o c m ec! fy 11 LEO (Ju l y 23 Aug 22) It s no t vour •u lur e to be dece Uul but you re g o ng to tell a I ttle wh to 1e and t s go g to bac klne March 20 1974 Oor t et ne w deas you get ll s co 1111 g yea go ur de-.elop ed o l nt ed The ,uccess you re look 1ng lor es w tl r your c ea ve lil ent s catc h uo you 11 sac r I C"' eft c e 1 231 Future Is Now 33 SEPT I C TAN K S AR OBIC S EWAGE SYS TEMS CL EANED REPAIRED M I LLER SA NITATION STE WART OHIO PH 662 Room 222 13 7 l'O - Truth or Conseq 3 Beat th"'Ciock 4 What s My L1ne 8 News 6 10 Lets Make A Deal 11: Sporls Desk 15 Electn c Company 20 Gilt of L1fe 33 3035 WIN AT BRIDGE 10 4 tfc West gives thoughtless assist 20 NORTH • AQ!07 'AKQJ4 K 73 .foQ 1 WESTIDI EAST • K 85 '97 5 '82 +842 +AQ 105 .foJI063 .foAK972 SOUTH • J 962 '10 6 3 + J 96 .fo854 + .43 -------- DOZER and back h~;-;; k ponds and sept c tanks d t ch tng serv •ce to p so t f 11 d rt I mesto n e B&K Ex cava t ng Phon e 992 5367 or 9112 3861 9 1 lfc 3 Pnmates 4 G IVC the OK 5 Wtlhtn (comb form) letter 11 Wt scon sm CJty 6 I ong tune 12 Labor un on btanc h favontc (colloq ) Dawdle Medt cval shteld Chatter Htgh 23 D1es - (mus ) 24 Vener a D1ck 1racy <hat acter IG - onh 11 tJrC 17 I enc tng fo I 19 l'tut of a tru ck 22 Get tie uled It 1 odey I heat d he hns been m the hospital followmg a car ACc ident that happened the day before our date He II be laid up mothe t month Do 1 daJ e go to see hun when he s pt obably still smar tmg over my letlet - ASHAMED Ill Dea• Ashamed Wh) not wnte thts man an explnnatory note THEN go to see tum ? A pahent who must remam m bed another month tsn t hkely to hold a grudge agmnst ANY prospect!' e VISitor ESpecialh one who l!Xl logtzes lot an honest mistake - H 7 8 m n of Verona 2~ Pil lm lc f 26 Ce 1lH il 9 10 Yeslcrday 14 Exagger blc ate 18 Bah 1 19 - de 35 Greek one 27 AquariUm favontc 28 Ltc down grace 20 Nautch 32 Rome s g1rl rtver 21 Abject 33 F1eld ol granular s Answer 36 37 38 39 40 moun tams Burl Withered Clothmg style Brewery creation Small v10lm 41 H.rc snow ~~~~~ -.!7T.>T<>""' 22 Polarts or Pollux diug s (2 wtb) 29 SW ISS nvc1 30 Great Plam s <.tiJOd.( 31 Pcl cg s son 32 Soapy mmcnl 33 Insect 311 Super man s gJrlfrwnd Unscramble lhcs(' four Jumbl~s. om letter fo ~ 1ch sq uan- to form (our nrdmnr) words 38 PI ctcml {hyph wd) 42 Oil SOUICC 43 Record 44 Stdetl ack 45 Bedevtl DOWN l Run along 2 Mature DAILY CRYPIOQUOTE - Here's how to work 1t I WHAT OFTEN eao'YIE AFTEF: A WHILE 10 9 30 - E l tof N orton Rev ew s 31 10 00 News 20 Energy Crun ch 6 Energv Repo r t 3 <1 15 St r ee ts of San Franc 1sco 13 10 30 - Day A t N1ght 33 Com edy P tot 6 11 00 News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnn y Carson 3 d 15 0 c k Cavett 6 13 Mo ves Valent Road B Hem ng V' ay s A d ventures of tt Yo J 19 Man 10 1 00 Tom orrow 3 4 1 30 News 13 2 00 - News 4 ACROSS 1 Vesttge 6 Last Greek 15 you ve pu t ott th ngs you sl auld I ave done yeste day they II sutf e eve f1 rno rf' lodr~y In you r has te to 23 Oct by THOMAS JOSEPH fled (3wds) VIRGO {Aug. 23 Sept 22 ) It cy LIBRA {Sept ~ 13 Unven 7 30 - Hol l ywood Squar es 3 Wild K n gdom 0 Aea l he Clock 13 Look n a Ah eiid 33 T o Tel l the T ut t. 6 Ou e s G nl s 8 Johnny Ma 1n s Sta1 d Up & Cheer 15 Zoon t O R€ 1 t 1n g F or t h e Clas s• oo 11 Tertcher 33 Den ier s Cl a f 8 00 W01lton s 8 10 Advora l 0s 20 JJ Chopp rr On e 6 13 I p Wr son 3 4 15 8 30 F r ehou se 6 13 9 00 Irons de 3 4 15 Black Joun I 2( < or II cl <; n t H rr y Truman 33 Jung Fu 6 13 Mov1 e., S , <Jnt I I( S nql <e G r I S1do K1cks :r ()Otl•-r !<NOW IF ~1>1" NEW GU<.' IS GONe TO WORKour You re not a very good shopper toda y and I you shop you II prove rt You cou d eas rl y be so ld a bau ble you don t need FOR WEDNESDAY ' Forget tlw Fannly Skclt ton s a FUNNY BUSINESS SCORPIO {Oct 24 Nov 22) a 10 How To SurVIVe A Marrtage 3 15 4 00- Mr Cartoon 3 Speedracer 6 Somerset 15 Sesame St READY MIX CONCRETE del vered r ght to your prolecf Fast and easy Free es t mat es Phon e 992 3284 Goeg en Rea d y M1~ Co M ddleport Oh o 6 30 lfc Now arrange the Circled letters to rorm the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. L---:..:: Pri:::c nt 111=-e=SIIR"-"PIII=-SI= ANS"'-' WER ::.::h!! "-"e---'1 ( I X11 I 11 ] (An.wen 1omorrow) lumllu COMET AVAIL PATTER SYSTEM \'estt=rday a [ Ane"cn 41 case of liPS ami JutC'IIB- A STAIRCASE Is AXYDI BAA X R LONG! ELLUW One letter s1mply stands for another In this sample A u used for the three L s X for the apostrophes the length hmls Each day the tude P G !:RYPTOQUOTES ATPKO EN K GAYDW GSCGQH JDWGA two 0 s etc Smgle l etters and formation of th e words are all letters are d1fierent HBWXAGXSW, DWHWVRSPKJ ATW GH HEVWCTGA EBWDG -RWDKGDI 1W NEKAWKWSSW Yesterday's Cryptoquote CREDULITY IS BELIEF IN SLIGHT EVIDENCE WITH NO EVIDENCE, OR AGAINST EVIDENCE -TRYON EDWARDS IJJCK 1KACY TI-IERE IT IS! Tl-!15 15 TI-lE TREI WE. Ll HAYE' E.XPJ.AININ TO DO BUT AT LEAST W5 1.1.. 6E HIODEN FROM. TH COPS FER. A Wloi.ILE ~ I ~OPE' HE 5 ~Ert( Both vulner-1ble OPEN- RogerHyseTPs Garag e n ea r Cross road s on St Route 124 a 30 to 6 p m Mon day thr ough Sa tu rday Phon e 1192 5682 or 992 712 1 2 22 26t c West North East Soulb 14 Double Pass 34 24 Pass 3.Pass Pass 4. Pas:; It taste th same t me 1 Gasol1ne? Pass Pass CONsTR uCr tON Root ng spout ng k tche ns and bathrooms Com plete remodelmg Phone 742 6213 12 3 tfc A U1ffiin~=fCEins uran~;- been ca n ce ll ed? Los t your operator s I ce nse Call 992 7428 6 15 lfc - - - - - - -- - - IN TERIOR or exter •or pa nr mg For fr ee est ma tes ca ll 992 )91" 1. J 1 26tc -------- Real Estate For Sale CLOSE IN over 4 acres Furntsl)ed home 3 BR bath Natural gas heat C 1ty wa te r Porches Many o ther features $7 100 00 J; ) Opemng lead - 4K DON T fUS S Don t cuss turn your tunk automob l es over to us R1v ers 1d e A uto Wreck 1ng Phone 1 !30 4) 773 5890 3 7 26tc By Oswald & James Jacoby Wests kmg of clubs held the f1rst tnck as expected It was up to h1m to lead once more and after considerable thought he led a second club ThiS play gave South a slight problem but he solved 11 qUickly by ruffmg and leadmg out dummy's queen of spades East took h1s kmg but all "!H AT'S WH ERE 'rOU RE I MENJ HER RESILIENCE 1 the defense could score after WRO~ (;TAN WEND I F R&T S HE LOST HER that was one diamond tr1ck 171/71(1 DESERT HU5BAND THEN HER N1cely played, sa1d West WINNIE I FI ANCE TilEN THAT Then he contmued 'I guess 1t BABYTHAT WA~ helps to have fnendly oppo LEFTON HER WOR5TEP nents What d1d I do wrong?' asked East Nothmg at all replied West I was the fnend ly op ponent Do you see where West went wrong' If West had rev 1ewed the btddmg carefully he would have seen the East almost surely held tpe kmg of spades After all East had ----:;::!!':!---'-----/---;® ;;-, .----,.s" ,-'E_.SH="'LYc-:P:-:A:-:P::FI'I=""'' / J/A S S cPt..P'made one weak bid and THIS'LL PAOVI. ou~ I HE GOTA Si:CP.£T A.L.L. needed one h1gh card for 11 •up•'"l"'"..w -•ER 11 F£EL!N MEN 15 N£GOT." • Then West would have led .. .L, """...,...,, --, wv Si dJ UPERIOR TO UIAALN, M"""·•II hts queen of diamonds at ' ~"'"·'~' tnck two A low diamond lead would g1ve South a chance to let 11 nde around to h1s jack, but the queen of d1a monds would force South to r1se w1th dummy's kmg Later on East would get 1n w1th the kmg of trumps and be able to lead a d1amond and g1ve West two diamond tncks BARNEY (NEWSPI\PER ENTERPRISE i\SSN GIT OVER ON 'lORE OWN DADBURN SIDE II I 1\ f flOH N LOS! 11 I lA ~M\1'5UED 'lH/>-1 .;; FOR -._ SlPP£R z ~­ --~~ "CC0 NEOW? MD"-' V<.D Nfv..';l eii<ST ll-\8 61\D flf-\IJ-S \II" RE HM 1\J& ~HEPHERD'7 e1 ".:_f;;:1~':{__~::::::~ !i REEDSIIILLE AREA - 180 acres at $120 per acre On blacktop h !ghway Wat er tap patd Most mmerals SYRACUSE - Large 2 slory 7 rooms 4 BR 2 Basement Gara ge New gas furna ce New co ppe r Pit m b ng R ver frontage to doc k th e boat frame ba th s $10 500 00 CLOSE IN - Sunnse Semmar 4 Sacred Heart 10 Amenca s Problems 10 25 Farm Report 13 JO ~ Btble Answers 8 Patterns for Lt v ng 13 News 6 F 1ve Mtnutes to Ltve By 4 35 - Columbus Today 4 45 - Farmttme 10 Mormng Report 3 00 - Today 3 4 lS News 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 13 Hu ck & ~ 7 30 8 00 - B r, .lf,)l d 'l1 Lhol1 ' AM FM stereo rad o 8 track tape p layer 4 speaker sound sys t em Ba la nce $109 46 or use our budget terms Call 992 3~65 3 18 tt c COMPANY 6 TEAFORD v .. qd 33 6 00 - 6 15 and ~ R rCE- N1~hl THURSDAY MARCH21 1n4 SEW IN G MAC HINE S Repa r serv ce alt mBk es 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pome roy Author. zed Smger Sal es and Ser v ce We Sha rpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc THE B} 1-lt,len Bond Truth or Conseq 3 Beat NewsJ 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 B 1rth and Babies 6 13 Mov tes Tnbute to a Bad Man 8 We Were Strangers 10 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 2 00 - News4 1 17 ti C POMEROY - FOR 10 30 - Day AI NEW 3 bedroom home 1'- 2 bath garage basement on Gravel H 11 M dd teport Natural gas a1reodY In Phone Dale Dutton 992 3369 evenmgs 992 2534 a 11 00 - OFFICE SUPPLIES -------- --- News 10 6 What s My Ltne 9 00 - Mev e The Caretakers 3 4 15 Ca nnon 8 10 Uncle Sam Requests the Plea sure Of 20 10 00 - Ko1ak 8 10 News 20 Energy Repor t 13 Energy Crunch 6 Interface 33 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy SWEEPER supples Con Beat the Clock 13 Pollee Surgeon 3 On the Money 4 A n ftques 20 Eptsode Act on 33 8 00- Sonny & Cher 10 Btl I Moyers Journal 20 Washmgton Connedton 33 Th e Cowboy s 6 13 Chase 3 B ll y Graham Crusade 4 15 8 30 - Th ea ter In Amenca 33 Woman 20 Mov1e Men of the Dragon 6 13 POMEROY tiOME & AUTO '- - -- -- --- Truth or \he Clock 4 Elec Co 20 Know Your School s 33 I Spy 15 B1lly Graham Crusade 13 7 30 - To Tell the Truth 6 Sale ollhe Century 8 The Judge 10 WILL T RIM or cut trees and shr ubb ery A so c lean out basements allies etc Ca ll 949 3221 or 742 4441 3 14 26 tc 1971 4 WHEEL driv e J ton Ford p1ckup truck $20 600 111! Ml·rh,lltlf )lll't'l m l es H1 1 ft ca b over Ponwmy, Oh 1o .: 5769 camper self contamed Also topper Will sell separatelv Call 985 3554 after 6 p m 10 ACRES - On Rl 7 Loop on weekdays Harold &rew Mtddleport Good locat on for er Long Bottom Oh o 3 15 tfc hom es or bus ness COAL 7 00 - See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Nlghl992 3525 or992 5232 Stop In and See Floor D1splay Development 33 6 30 - News3 4 6 8 10 15 Room 222 13 SEPTIC TAN KS c l eaned M odern San t at on 992 3954 or 992 73-19 10 23 tfc FIRST and second cut hay tor sale Phone Star l1ng Ma ssar 98 5 3953 J 14 6tp PRIVATE mee tng room for any organ za t on phone 992 sonallty & Behavtoral sequences 6 Wat er 1 nes a nd Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septt c tanks m sta lied FURNITURE Helen Help -·Us. • • WEDNESDAY MARCH20 1974 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame 51 20 Per BEAUTIFUL new homes now under con struct on n pr me loc al on on c dy water and sewer Cho ceo f des.gns Wall t o wall carpet ng and a r cond1l on ng mcluded W 1ll help arrange f nanc ng conv en t onal loans w•fh down payment low as S pet Oth er new homes ava•lable to qual f• ed buyers w th NO DOWN PAYMENT Ca ll col l ect 614 837 65-10 or 739 0785 or wr te Great A mer can Ho m es In c P 0 Box 687 Pomeroy Oh o 45769 3 1 tfc For Rent 3 AND 4 ROOM turn•shed a nd unf\Jrn shed apartments Phone 992 5434 4 12 ttc \6141 949 2433 FURNITURE 1971 DODGE Monaca a r cond I onmg 4 door P 5 and P B Good gas m le age Phon e Dav d H II Rae m e q49 2762 ] 15 6 c 2 BEDROOM house POS I T ION w h Welcome Wagon In fe rn al onal Plea sa 11 c areer ft ex1 bl e hours good earn n gs Ca r n£>cessary For pe rsona l E nterv ew ca l l A thens Oh o EXCELSIOR Salt Works Man St Pomeroy All k. nd s { 6 14 1 592 12 1<1 Equal Op of salt water pe l lets water po r tun ty Employer nuggets block salt and own 3 20 3tc Oh o R ver Salt Phone 992 38111 6 5 lf c: ] 975 --- All work guaranteed Auto Sales WE HAVE a ll your uphol stery needs burlap den m cam br c foam g ue z ppers tack ng si r p s spr ng s and c lips ch pboard button tw n e sew ng thread egs uphol st e r y booKs dacron webb ng sprrng tw1ne tacks we lt c ord cotton SW iv el bases foam foam foam Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Man S t Pomeroy Oh1o phOne 992 7554 3 5 Hie 20 Ar ea s Most Reasonab le Prtces Television Log DITCHING SERVICE Pamtlng A Spec1alty ---------- AN TIQUE qu• l ls and 1ewe tr y 3 11 tfc Also nterested n furn lur e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and d 1shes Call 992 5262 2 BEDR OOM mob le home even ng s or mornrngs also 1 trill or space Phone 2 20 tfc 949 2261 ] 20 6t p OLD turn tur e oak t a b les clocks ce bo xes brass bed s APAR TM E NT for rent 2 d sh es desks or co mp let e bedrooms Phone 992 5908 household s Wrtte M D J 19 6tc M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o c all 992 7760 APAR TMENT for r en t Phone 5 13 ti C 992 5592 3 19 tfc OLD Upr ght p ano s Any cond ton Pay ng $10 cash FURN SHED 2 b edroo m Wr1te g ve d reef ons to trailer close to schools WITTEN PIANO CO 'P 0 shopprng center and sw m BOX 18 Sard s Oh o 43 946 m ng pool Phone 992 5914 3 1J 30tc 3 17 6tC LET US se l l t for you at auc t lon Will buy all furn ture or househo d goods Polly s Auct on House Open 9 30 to 5 30 da ly Phone 992 3509 537 H gh St Middleport Oh o 2 26 30tc Pomeroy For Sale 140.00 WHK lost 808 W Matn Pomeroy SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. T HE CH i l DREN of Belfy Cl n e w shes to lhank everyon e who WANTED to r en l a fur n •shed t e tped n any way dur ng th e ra • er or small house n th e death of our dear mot he GOd country n Pomero Rutla 1d bl ess each o f vou G l enda area Contact Dean Sc t1rock Fr eddy and He en Hunts Tra ler Park J ack so1 3 20 H e 01 0 ] 1{] 6fp WE WOULD Ik e to thank a 1 of our fr enrts upon t1 e death of our brother Robert W Bunch Thank s to the eme rgency squad Dr McGowaP Pastor Ed Buf f ngton Mrs He l en Harper 51 a r on Bu f f ngton and pal l b ea r er s All t hose who sent b eau t lui flower s and food Thank s for the cards t llat were also sen! W e t hank you The Bunch F am ly Geor9e 1 Doreen Dar l ene Joyce and Annee MeW IIa ms ) 20 tp v tlage of Middleport RUTLA~D WOOD TRUSSES Pomeroy Home & Auto THE M SSI O N ARY Soc ety of the Syra cuse F r s l Cl ur ch 01 God w II hod a r ummage sa l n th e F .-y Bu l d n gon M II 5 1 M dd l eport Mar c h 2 1 11 and 11 beg nn ng at 9 a n 3 19 21 c {3) 1J 20 2tc ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED lf c anyora llb~.o s PINTO we1g ht 2443 122 & 140 c u 4 cy l e ngme 94 2 wheelbase Pnced from $2442 MUSTANG II 2743 we1ght, 140 4 cyl & 170 V 6 eng me 96 2 wheelbase Pnced from $2895 MAVERICK 2879we,g ht <00 & 250 6cyl and 302 V Bengme 103 & 109 9 w hee lba se Pnced from $2591 TORINO, 3886 we1ght 302 V 8 351 V 8 400 V 8 & 460 V 8 eng me 114 & 11 8 whee l base Pnced lrom $2976 Business Services EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 $895 V 8 eng m e automaltc 1967 DODGE DART 4 Dr 6 cyl std trans rad1o clean mtenor blue hn1 sh KO SKOT KO SM E T ICS 8. w GS Fo r a good ne of Cos me! cs fr e 1d ly se rv ce and someon e to cha t w th g ve me a call He len Jan E Brown 9925 11) CA SE NO 20079 F ourth March 24 197 4 a t 2 p m An nu al Accoun t of Ben H PlJb l c s we l come Ew ng and The Huntmgton ) 20 3tp Nat onal Bank of Columbus Co Execu to rs ol the Esta t e o f FABR C Inn Second an W II am Henry Ewmg n versary sa te on many yards Dece ased of mater al s th rough March CASE N O 205.:1? Second and 30 th Located on Co unty Road F nill Account of He l en M 50 be tw een Tup per .:; Pl a ms R g gs Guard an o f Sand ra and ReedSV I lle Phone 378 Gardrier a m nor 6276 CA SE NO 20827 F rst and ) 20 Jlp F nat Acc ount of Joyce A Dav s A dm n str al r x of the GUN Shoot 7 p m F r day at the estate of Elmer Dav s Rae ne Gun Cl ub F act ory Deceased c noked guns on ly Asso rt ed CA SE NO 20822 F r sl and meats F n a t Acco unt of W n fr ed J 3 20 Jtc F rankl n Execu tr x of the estat e of H ugh Evere ll loud n CALl Poly s Auct on or stop by Dece ased to get r d of those unwant ed CASE NO 20975 F rst and t em s Se ll t the auct1on "~BY F nal Account of Ca rol The ss 537 H gh St r ee t M ddlepor t Ad -n n strarr x o r tne E tate of 992 J509 Op en 9 a m to 5 p m Eva M The ss Deceased Monday Wednesday T hur s CASE N O 2100 3 F rst and day Fr d ay unt 1 noon F na l Acc ount of N orma n J 1J JOtc W e yersm ter Adm n strator of h e Es at e of Joe Weyersm l er (ASH pad fo r al l mak.es and Deceased mo del s of mob le homes Un ess except ons ar e f ted Phone area code 614 423 9531 th er eto sad accoun s w •l l be 4 13 t fc tor hea r ng before sa d Court on he lBth day ot Apr 1 1 97~ a t - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - wh ch t m e sad accounts w II b e POLLY S Auct on House 537 H gh St r ee t M ddteport for co ns d ered and cont nued f rom r ela •l and con s gnmen t s. 9 30 day to day unt 1 f nally d1sposed to s JO da1 y Pt1one 992 3509 of 2 26 30tc Any p erson n leres t ed may f l e wr 1 en excep t ons to sad accolnls or to matters per KOSCOT KOSMETIC S & W I GS ta n ng to the execut on of t h e We have the product on hand trus t n ot l ess 1 an f ve -days and we d el ver to you per pr or to the date set for hear ng sona l ly He l en Jane Brown 992 5113 MANN I NG 0 WEBS..,..ER 12 30 tfc JUDGE COMMO N PLEA S COURT REVIVAL Serv •ces Rutland PROBATE DIVISION F reewill Bapt sf Ct1ur ch ME G S COUN T Y OHIO March 24 through 30 7 30 (Jt 70 lie p m w th the Rev Paul Taylor from Hel per Utah as Evange l st Spec tal s mg ng n ght l y everyon e welcome J 17 M e only lmgered once durmg the exammatwns to study a scar over Norton s left eye I m ready mentally and phys1cally ' Norton saJd afterwards l have confidence m my ab1hty and I have con f1dence m my speed ' Foreman would say only he was ready to f1ght anyhme Before he started to spar, the 25 year-old champion walked through the crowd h01stmg ch1ldren onto h1s shoulders and SJgnmg autographs The he jumped onto a table and danced w1th an e•ght-yearold g1rl to the mus1c boommg over the loudspeaker He also sported all of the chtdren present at the workout - Tuesday was St Joseph s Day A holiday m Cathohc Venezuela - to a soft drmk Some 1,000 kids accepted his offer 1970 FORb Fawlane 3to H T Cpe P s teen ng rad1o 1 ~ A P 5t1oOI nq evcrv TllJrs day even ng 7 p m At t he f.?utland Gun Club New l 1 il Ro.1d E -. eryo n e w elcome J 19 Jtc Cil rpenter I 79 Acre Rulland Jc BLIND ADS A dd 11onal ?Sc Charge per Lmda Sue Carpenter James se ne nt II Carpenter lo Homct P Adver t OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p n Da.ty Parker I 79 Acre Rutland 1n a m to 12 00 Noon Denver 0 Curbs Be tte J 8'1 a~u r day Curlls Mal) Pterce to I uther WHEREVER YOU DRIVE C Bartoe Ehzabeth Barloe 84 In MemOIJ State Ferm Is there rds Dhve N L. 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Rowena Rowe who d ed March 7 1961 May Roush to Robert Cundtff Steve Snowden Yuu ve y sp ec a memor es " v• 1o< • Hazel Cund iff 05 Act e 3 Are w th us eve rywhere PH 992 7155 Ou qr ea l est com fort s SUI1e F&rm Mutuel Acre 05 Acre PomerO) To kn ow you re n Gods c are Evere tt C Ransom Beulah Sadly m ssed t>y the P71 06 c h ldr en G Ransom to Garland E J 20 lie A FUL L gospel rev val wl be he ld at the Me gs Jun or H gh Bradv Stella L Brady 33 M ddl eport Oh 10 Marcil 29 Acre 20 Acre 10 Acre Let<trt IN T HE JO and 31 al 7 JO p m each COMMO N PlEA S COURT even •ng and Sunday af Antiqut ty PROBATE DIVISION ternoon 2 p m Evangeli st Wtlham Fred Snuth Sr :\'\E IGS COUNTY OHIO Chester Estep Ch I co th e Oh o Spec at s ng ng each Beatnce Ellen Smtih to Omlle IN THE MATTER: OF SET TlEMENT OF ACCOUNTS even ng by Gospe l Tones and E Hudnall Arizona Hud nall PROBA TE COURT MEIGS other smgers Eve r ybody COUNTY OHIO we l come Parcel, SahsbUI y 3 20 Otc Luctlle M Haggerty Robert A cc ounts and vou cher s ot th e V Hagger ty to Wtlham Fred foll ow ng nam ed f duc 1iH es J BAn d Th e T ny T r o and th e•r t ave bee n fl ed n the Prol;late s ng ng group from V enna Sm1th Sr Beall tee Ellen Cou r t Me gs Coun t y Oh o lor w va w •ll be at th e Eag e approva an d se ttlem ent R dge Churc h Sunday Smith Lot 424 Midd leport Norton hackers reported upset Pomeroy OF Motor Co. puALITY 2 SIGNS G UN Shoo! ~ :llurday MnrO 13 7 p m M le H I RO E~ d Sponsor ed b y R a c n'(' F rc Depar tm {' '' • 15- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport Pomeroy, 0 , March 20 1914 17 acres ( f enced) barn sto rage bulld 1ng large garage Home 2 years old 3 BR bath Love l y k1fchen with lo ts of cabtnets range a'ld ref Ut 1ll ty Plen ty of r oom here $22 500 DO • FOR NEW ' ADVENTURE SEE AND OW N ONE OF THE ABOVE TO BUY OR SEL L CAL L US TODAY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 The bodd mg has been West North East South Pass 3• Pass 2• Pass ? Pass • l. 20 2+ You South hold •10 8 6 54 'A K Q8 3 +A J 5 4 ll l)J/ '% J~; li] ~~ -- " What do you do now? If no answer 992 2568 A-Bid three heart• Three diamOAds is ,a close second choice I • ' ' . �• •• f "-M;;;· M·-s~ti~·;i ClaSsifieds Get Results! [_ Property WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES .. 5 PM Day Before Publ cat on Mo 1d a y Dea d n e 9 a m Ca nce l la l on Correct o11s w1 1 t>e accep ted un l 19 am for Day ol Pi.Jbl ca t on REGUlATI-O N S T t e Publ sher resP.rves the r gh t to )d t or re tecl any ads The Cl01st Barlgle> Flosm deemed ob1ect ona p.ubl sher vII not be r espon lladgle) I enna Bunke Bet s b c tor 11ore tl an one n chel Bad 6 1e) Ze llal1 I a11 son cor r ect 1se r t o RATES Diam ond I aliSOn Ralph For Want Ad Serv ce ~ Badgley Dorolh) Badgle1 to S ce nl s p er Word one nse~t on M n mum Cha rg e $1 00 Davtd A Wolfe John T Wo lfe 14 cents • er word t hree 16 90 Acres I etarl conse c ut ve n se rt•ons pe word S1X con Lena Hethnan to Walter sec26ut cents ve lsert1ons Wilson Betty I ou Wilson one 25 Per Ce nt D scoun t on pa d ads and a ds pa 1d with n 10 tlurd acre Pome1 oy day s CARD OF THANKS S) btl Ebersbach Com & OBITUARY Belt) Jean Parker dec to $2 oo f or SO word m n Homer P Parke1 I tnda Sue mum Each add to ill word Transfers Not1ce ) 9 4 c l"( 1 v ng roon sa l e 61!1 Soulh Ave n ue M dd eport Start.ng Wednesday M ~rch 10 t II sold out Every day 10 am hl7pn ) 19 61p Tt rd By JOHN VIRTUE CARACAS ( UPI) Challenger Ken Norton s camp was srud toddy to be con stdermg h oldm g tratmng sessiOns m pnvate as a protest because heavyweight cham p10n George Foreman was approached for a title defense agamst Muhammad Al1 if he beats Norton next week Sources close to Norton s camp sa1d the challenger s San Diego busmessman backers felt 11 was not proper for promoters to be cons1dermg a Foreman-Ali match on the eve of the Foremanoflorton light Norton, who brok< Al1 s Jaw and then lost a split decH<JOn m two meetings w1th the former champ1on last year sparred Tuesday at an undisclosed Site rather than at the Pohedro, where he and Foreman had been trammg publicly and where they ll !1ght March 26 He went first to the Pohedro however for a medical exarru nation giVen by the Nallonal Sports l"st•tute pnor to 1ssumg boxmg hcenses for the fight Norton clowned at the checkup, slmekmg when the nurse hooked hiiil up for an elec trocard1agram and askmg later, Am I hvmg' Foreman was the dour one at the exammatwn hardly spearkmg a word and refusmg at ttrst to remove h1s derum cap Be !mally d1d when the doctors ms1sted Dr Jesus Martmez Morales the mst1tute s medical chief declared both fighters lit He J Q SMALL CAR HEADQUARTERS For ov er 71 years-smce model" A" days Above pnces are plus fre ght and With std accessones Even our largest LTD has been cerltfled w th over 18 8 mtles per gal Ford seems to have solved the energy crtsts by butldmg a car easter on gas .and more efftc•enl m sp1te of em1sston control That ts why they are becommg m creas mgly popula r Onve one today and see for yourself KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. See Fred Blaettnar, D~nny Thompson, or Ke1!h Goble HARRI SO N S TV and Scrv ce ca lls Phone 992 2522 2 22 26 1c PUBLIC NOTICE Seated b ds Will be received by the V• tage of Midd leport Oh o Me1gs County at the vII age Hall m M dd leport Oil o unt I 4 00 PM Mar c h 28 1974 for the tollowmg equ p.,ent 197 4 Model 4 door se dan Eng ne vs not to exceed 350 HP 2 BBl Carb 0 1 triter full f low type Heavy duty Transm ss on Fan 7 blade with shroud hood to r ad at or seals 45 Amp h1gh capac1ty alternator Etec t r•cal safety In k m c ha rg n'g c r cu•t Heav>y duty 70 Amp battery w th heat Sh1eld Spec a t Pollee w r ng harn ess Dual horns w•th horn nng s~ren horn sw tch Speedometer cert fed calrbrated to 140 mph Back up t ghts Bumper glJards - front and rear Mull s peed w ndsh eld w1pers w th washer Heavy duty spotl ght swttch - 6 Spot I ght A pil l ar mounted l et! s de Hazard warnmg light s y st em W1th bra ke warnrng I ght Heater f resh a•r w th defroster and rear wmdow defogger Inter or all v nyl w th ca r peted floor cover ng Ins de hood relea se M rrors day n ght ns1de rear v ew w th remote left out s de m 1rror C garette Lighter Power steertng Coolant recove ry system B d to be w•th and w thou! tr a d e n or on Lease Ba s•s Del1very wttnm 60 da y s or sooner The r ght s reserved to retect PH. 992·2196 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO $795 good ltres $495 1967 PONTIAC Catalma 4 Dr lo cal I owner automat1c p s teer mg rad1o good t1r es d~ On Mosl Amencan Cars Butlt to Your Specs Delivered to Job Stte -G UARANTEEOPHONE 992 2094 HOGG & ZUSPAN Open 8 Til 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Gene Grate Clerk Tre11surer Mason W Va . . EXPERIENCED Radiate Gene's Body Shop Ph 992 5271 From the largest Tru ck orBu lldozer Radtator to th e smalle st Heater Core Nathan 81gg s Radtator Soectahst Card of Thanks Wanted Help Wanted 12 MEN N£EDEO Ph 992 2174 Full or Partt1me ~EMA l E beagle brown b lack and wh te no col l ar Los t at Rt 124 and Route 7 by pass F am ly pe t r ewa rd o ff er ed Pho H' 742 3266 3 19 31c BLACK clutch purs e lo st near Burg er Chef o r Holz er Hosp ta n Gal li PO li S If found pl ease call 992 7008 Rewa rd J 20 Jt c Me n needed to work m Gall1a & Mat;on County No experoence necessary Must have ca r and neat ap pea rance Call Mr Nap1er 9 to 5 Monday & Tuesday On If Pets For Sale 446.0677' BLACK femal e German Shepn erd spayed and fr endl y Phone 1192 5947 J 9 3tc WantP.tl To Buy JU N K AUTO S comp l ete del vered to our ya rd We p ck. up auto bod1es and buy al l kmd s of sc r ap met a ls and .ron R ders Sa l vage St ate Route 12.:1 Route 4 Pomeroy Oh10 Phon e 992 5468 3 14 12tp RECYCLE your newspapers and cor rug at ed pa steboard to Th e Rosenburg Company at A thens Oh o We are your best market a t $1 50 per 100 pound s for both .t erns we buy sc rap •ron cast ron shee t ron copper bras s and alum num We have been heres nee 191 6 so we Know a :.ma l l b 1 about r ecycl ng Conserve re c yc l e and se ll your waste mater a l s to Rosenberg a t Ath ens Oh o we c lose each Fr•day noon for balance of th e week If you would l1ke to cat us about m fc rm a t10n our phone number 1S 593 7477 Se t to The at Athens Rose n berg Co Ohro We need your bu sm ess and your support 1n Recyc lmg J 15 7tc NO 1 copper 75c rad at(JrS 35c red brass 40c batlenes 1'1 20 M A Hal l ReedSV Ill e Oh o Phone 378 62~9 1 27 tfc WANTED PAPER CARRIER For CLIFTON, W. 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N 1 AM c har cush1ons as low as AutomatiCS TO 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A $10 95 Upholstery books on l y 2 speed operat on WEEK PHONE 992 5693 50c 4 nch covered foam Cho ce ot water J 18 5tc mattresses for standard SIZe temps Auto water bed $29 95 Potn e rov level control Ltnt REDUCE safe and fast wtth Recovery 622 E Man Street F Iter or Pow er F m GoBese Ta-blets and E Vap Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 Ag tator wate r P•lls Nelson Drug (554 Perma Press 3 5 26tc 3 18 1tp Maytag Hato of Heat ;;vuo qual ty hay Also 2 12 HOR SEPOWER cub ca det Dryers reg 1Siered oeagle dogs Catr Surround clothes 48 nch mower 8 months old 992 7201 after 5 1:" m With gentle even Hydro stat c Phone 7.tl2 3821 14 6t p 3 heat No hot spots 2 27 tfc no o'w'erdrylng F ne Si~R EO Walnut AM FM Mesh Lint Filter Rad o 8 track tape com We Spec•atire '" p nat•on Balance $110 73 or MAY TAG terms available Phone 992 1973 MG B convert ble 7 500 Red Carpet 3%5 m tes lots of extras Call 1 Serv•ce 2 14 tf c 304 773 5323 3 18 6tc uROCE:RY bus ness tor sa le Bu1ld ng for sale or lease 1957 CHEVRO LET Ex ce ll ent Phon e 773 56 18 from 8 30 p m cond •t on Calt 992 2967 after S pm to 10 p m for appomtment l'lutland 7424211 Arnold Grate 3 20 tfc 3 20 7tc Auto Sales 6 j 6 6 7 $1800000 MIDDLEPORT - $17 500 00 POMEROY - Large 9 Good 3 slory bu smess bulldmg on Mam St wtth a 2 story busmess room and rental on 2nd LANO - On Rl 7 about one mtle out REMO D EL N G r r on a shelf to a hou se Cil 1949 J8 l 2o r B4J 2661 EDGE OF TOWN - 2 acres plu s BUILDING' LOT - In Chesler TOW;'lShlp $1800 00 INDUSTRY IS BUYING MORE LAND BETTER BUY YOURS NOW WHILE IT IS AVAILABLE AND SOMEWHAT REASONABLE Yogi 6 Jeff 8 25 8 30 8 55 - 3 20 6tc R e pa r parts 4 ~6 02?4 10 am 5 p m Da v s Va cuum Cleaner Sl ore Georg es Cr ee k Road next to Bob s CB Rad o Sa te<> 1 20 lt c 9 00 - Rocky & Bullwmkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Sesame St 33 New Zoo Revue 13 s Collie 6 Jack LaLanne 13 Brady Bunch 6 News 13 Paul Dtxon 4 Phd Donahue 15 Fnendly Junct1on 10 AM 3 Abbot\ & Costello 8 W ld W ld West 6 B ography 33 Movte 9 9 10 10 C BRADFORD Auchoneer Complete Serv ce Phone 949 3!1 21 RacneOho Crt Bradford 5 1 tfc 11 30 55 00 30 00 - The B g Show 13 To Te\1\he Truth 3 Tattletales 8 Chuck Wh1\e Reports 10 DmahShore3 15 JokersWid8 10 Compan)46 $10 000 Pyramtd 8 10 Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gambl\10 8 Password 13 W za rd of Odds 3 4 15 M ke Douglass 6 11 30 - Love of L1le 8 10 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 11 12 EXCAVAT IN G dozer loader and ba c khoe work sept c tan ks fns tal ed dump trucks and lo boys for h r e will haul 1 11 d rt top so 1 I mestone and gravel Ca l l Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 70811 n1ght pho ne 9112 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc 55 - CBSNewsS Danlmel s WorldlC 00 - Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 New s B 10 13 Pa ssword 6 Jackpot' 3 15 12 30 ~ Spilt Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Baffle 3 15 12 45 - Eleclnc Company 33 12 55 - NBC New~ 3 15 1 00- News 3 All My Children 6 13 No\ for Women Only 15 Concentration 8 What s My L1ne' 10 30 - As the World"! urns 8 10 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 ~ --- 2 00 - Days of Our L1v es 3 4 15 Gu1d1ng ltght 8 10 New lywed Game 6 13 DOZER work land cte•ar ng by th e ac r e hourly or contrac t fa rm ponds r oads etc Large> dozer and operator v11th over 20 years expertence Pu l li ns Exc (. va tm g Pomeroy Oh o Phone 99 2 2-178 12 19 tfc 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 G~rlln My L1te6 13 Edge ol N1gh\8 10 J 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp1tal6 13 Pnce Is R1ghl 10 8 Masterpiece Theater 20 3 30-0ne Life to LlveiJ 6 Ph1l Ocnahue4 New Match Game lea ve al l thmgs o f a speculatrve nature alone today That rnc udes l ryrng to draw to an nsrde straight m penny poker -- 20 33 Love Amertcan Style 13 Lucy Show 8 Movte Th e Grf>en Helmet 10 4 30 - Gtlllgan sIs 13 6 Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Hazel 8 Jackpot' 8 5 00 - Mtsfer Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gnff1n 4 Mission ImposSible 6 Andy Gnfhlh 8 Gomer Pyle USM C 13 5 30-HodgepodgeLodge20 Beverly H1llbllloes 8 Elec Co 33 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REA SO N AB l E ra tes PI 446 4787 Ga l l pol s John Russe ll Owner and Operator 5 12 t fc Trails West 15 Hogans Heroes 13 6 00 - News 3 < 8 10 15 Sesame St 20 ABC News 13 Trulh or Consequences 6 Yoga and You 33 L1has 6 30- NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Your ' SAGITTARIUS {Nov 23 Dec 21) f here s so Tlelhtng the !amrly expecls you \ ) do l or them but March 20 1974 yo r II bf!comP. so nvo l 11ed n someth ng else I w II be o.-er looked ARIES (M arch 21 Apnl 19) Dear Belen Tom and I met m Septemtx'r and were mm n ed m Ck tobet He sa smger so we trnvel <llot He s sweet ktnd and womlerfuJ and I love him but When we attended Ius co\ sm s weddmg I heard about some skeletons m the closet Ftrst the bnde w ts about c1g ht lllonth.;; pt egnant all dressed m a white fm mal gowr No one seemed emban assed but me Then I heard that two of Tom s mee<s wet e also pt egnanl before marraage and hts h'o nephews IH' on chugs Al so Ius brother has been divorced four limes Now I m wondet mg If there are anJ othe1 gob lins llllll'r husband s past Should I questwn him on tin s - WOHH II ll Dear Worned NO' Vou marned 1om WI thou\ askmg !01 a pe<ligt ce Wh; worry about tt now ? Settle for sweet kmd end wonderfu l and t etmmber th 1! every fannly has 1ts goblins - e\en yours - B ++-1 Dear Belen I like to m•x when I mat part1es My Wife thmks I sl10uJd sta) at her s1de and talk to her or as a couple If we get se parated she Sits m ::t corner till she ca tche s mv eye ami I nus! !.:t lh ~z < on H back or we leave early a t he1 ms1stem:e I don t chase women but I enjoy mmglmg w lh a cro wd " 'd thmk tt ndiculous that a man and m fc < m t fum.:twn !jep u atd) when tn company of othe1 s What s wrong with a wornm who resen ts a GH I f1ARJOUS HUSB~ND Dear Husband Your w1fe may be shy Jealous or a party hater or pet haps a combmahon of all three It does no good to tell th1s type shes w10ng tmless you can also budd up her self..:onfldence Why not let yow gregariousness carry her aJong ? f 1ke her arm and make het mmgle D1rect group conversahons her v <Y Show her you 1 e proud of her Soon your pnde wlll 1efJecl m olhets opuuons Once you get her talkmg w1th people she rna) discuvet what you already know E\ ery couple needs apru !ness as "ell us together ness and too mu ch clmg1ng can urk th e l 1f~ r1 g ht oul ot a marnage - H Dear Belen I thought I ""s stood up a couple of weeks 1gu b) d mdn who asked me out to dinner and then d1<ln t appea r I 11 IS mad and hurt and when he d1dn t cal l to ,1polog1ze I wrote lum a rather sarcastiC note whi ch I vet v mU<.: h 1egretted th( mmute 1 A lnend ... wei mea n ng adv ce s more c ompa ss ona te tl :m log cal Before you heed ! t\J n I O¥er n yo ur m nd CAP RI CO RN {Dec 22 Jan 19) Pay pml cular otte rt on to I 1an c r<l transac tions you have today You cou ld be tak en advantage o f Keep records re cc pts TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 201 Son cone you re on rr cndly te 11s w th t l S a wOJy o f do ng lh ngs tlla t sk rt I •e bo de rl 1e o e lh cs Avo d t)l s p e so \o(! ny GEMINI(May 21 June 20) Don be you own lawye 1 you have a ega I proble n R h s 1 Te Ge e)( per t adv ce I w II be ~ss C:l( pens ve 1n \h ( tong run AQUARIUS {Jan 20 Feb 19) Don I get too nvo ved n bu srness matt ers at thr s t me w th acqua n lances abou t whom you know I I lie PISCES {Feb 20 March 20) You w II bed sappo nted today by one yo J a e c ount ng on fa lielp Don I put so much fil th n h s pro n ses CANCER {J une 2t Ju ly 22) 1 e la s! th ng you want to do to dil) s to 11 de m st?.Ke s If ~ a u vc done so net!l ng wrong seck t1elp Iro n one wl o c m ec! fy 11 LEO (Ju l y 23 Aug 22) It s no t vour •u lur e to be dece Uul but you re g o ng to tell a I ttle wh to 1e and t s go g to bac klne March 20 1974 Oor t et ne w deas you get ll s co 1111 g yea go ur de-.elop ed o l nt ed The ,uccess you re look 1ng lor es w tl r your c ea ve lil ent s catc h uo you 11 sac r I C"' eft c e 1 231 Future Is Now 33 SEPT I C TAN K S AR OBIC S EWAGE SYS TEMS CL EANED REPAIRED M I LLER SA NITATION STE WART OHIO PH 662 Room 222 13 7 l'O - Truth or Conseq 3 Beat th"'Ciock 4 What s My L1ne 8 News 6 10 Lets Make A Deal 11: Sporls Desk 15 Electn c Company 20 Gilt of L1fe 33 3035 WIN AT BRIDGE 10 4 tfc West gives thoughtless assist 20 NORTH • AQ!07 'AKQJ4 K 73 .foQ 1 WESTIDI EAST • K 85 '97 5 '82 +842 +AQ 105 .foJI063 .foAK972 SOUTH • J 962 '10 6 3 + J 96 .fo854 + .43 -------- DOZER and back h~;-;; k ponds and sept c tanks d t ch tng serv •ce to p so t f 11 d rt I mesto n e B&K Ex cava t ng Phon e 992 5367 or 9112 3861 9 1 lfc 3 Pnmates 4 G IVC the OK 5 Wtlhtn (comb form) letter 11 Wt scon sm CJty 6 I ong tune 12 Labor un on btanc h favontc (colloq ) Dawdle Medt cval shteld Chatter Htgh 23 D1es - (mus ) 24 Vener a D1ck 1racy <hat acter IG - onh 11 tJrC 17 I enc tng fo I 19 l'tut of a tru ck 22 Get tie uled It 1 odey I heat d he hns been m the hospital followmg a car ACc ident that happened the day before our date He II be laid up mothe t month Do 1 daJ e go to see hun when he s pt obably still smar tmg over my letlet - ASHAMED Ill Dea• Ashamed Wh) not wnte thts man an explnnatory note THEN go to see tum ? A pahent who must remam m bed another month tsn t hkely to hold a grudge agmnst ANY prospect!' e VISitor ESpecialh one who l!Xl logtzes lot an honest mistake - H 7 8 m n of Verona 2~ Pil lm lc f 26 Ce 1lH il 9 10 Yeslcrday 14 Exagger blc ate 18 Bah 1 19 - de 35 Greek one 27 AquariUm favontc 28 Ltc down grace 20 Nautch 32 Rome s g1rl rtver 21 Abject 33 F1eld ol granular s Answer 36 37 38 39 40 moun tams Burl Withered Clothmg style Brewery creation Small v10lm 41 H.rc snow ~~~~~ -.!7T.>T<>""' 22 Polarts or Pollux diug s (2 wtb) 29 SW ISS nvc1 30 Great Plam s <.tiJOd.( 31 Pcl cg s son 32 Soapy mmcnl 33 Insect 311 Super man s gJrlfrwnd Unscramble lhcs(' four Jumbl~s. om letter fo ~ 1ch sq uan- to form (our nrdmnr) words 38 PI ctcml {hyph wd) 42 Oil SOUICC 43 Record 44 Stdetl ack 45 Bedevtl DOWN l Run along 2 Mature DAILY CRYPIOQUOTE - Here's how to work 1t I WHAT OFTEN eao'YIE AFTEF: A WHILE 10 9 30 - E l tof N orton Rev ew s 31 10 00 News 20 Energy Crun ch 6 Energv Repo r t 3 <1 15 St r ee ts of San Franc 1sco 13 10 30 - Day A t N1ght 33 Com edy P tot 6 11 00 News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnn y Carson 3 d 15 0 c k Cavett 6 13 Mo ves Valent Road B Hem ng V' ay s A d ventures of tt Yo J 19 Man 10 1 00 Tom orrow 3 4 1 30 News 13 2 00 - News 4 ACROSS 1 Vesttge 6 Last Greek 15 you ve pu t ott th ngs you sl auld I ave done yeste day they II sutf e eve f1 rno rf' lodr~y In you r has te to 23 Oct by THOMAS JOSEPH fled (3wds) VIRGO {Aug. 23 Sept 22 ) It cy LIBRA {Sept ~ 13 Unven 7 30 - Hol l ywood Squar es 3 Wild K n gdom 0 Aea l he Clock 13 Look n a Ah eiid 33 T o Tel l the T ut t. 6 Ou e s G nl s 8 Johnny Ma 1n s Sta1 d Up & Cheer 15 Zoon t O R€ 1 t 1n g F or t h e Clas s• oo 11 Tertcher 33 Den ier s Cl a f 8 00 W01lton s 8 10 Advora l 0s 20 JJ Chopp rr On e 6 13 I p Wr son 3 4 15 8 30 F r ehou se 6 13 9 00 Irons de 3 4 15 Black Joun I 2( < or II cl <; n t H rr y Truman 33 Jung Fu 6 13 Mov1 e., S , <Jnt I I( S nql <e G r I S1do K1cks :r ()Otl•-r !<NOW IF ~1>1" NEW GU<.' IS GONe TO WORKour You re not a very good shopper toda y and I you shop you II prove rt You cou d eas rl y be so ld a bau ble you don t need FOR WEDNESDAY ' Forget tlw Fannly Skclt ton s a FUNNY BUSINESS SCORPIO {Oct 24 Nov 22) a 10 How To SurVIVe A Marrtage 3 15 4 00- Mr Cartoon 3 Speedracer 6 Somerset 15 Sesame St READY MIX CONCRETE del vered r ght to your prolecf Fast and easy Free es t mat es Phon e 992 3284 Goeg en Rea d y M1~ Co M ddleport Oh o 6 30 lfc Now arrange the Circled letters to rorm the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. L---:..:: Pri:::c nt 111=-e=SIIR"-"PIII=-SI= ANS"'-' WER ::.::h!! "-"e---'1 ( I X11 I 11 ] (An.wen 1omorrow) lumllu COMET AVAIL PATTER SYSTEM \'estt=rday a [ Ane"cn 41 case of liPS ami JutC'IIB- A STAIRCASE Is AXYDI BAA X R LONG! ELLUW One letter s1mply stands for another In this sample A u used for the three L s X for the apostrophes the length hmls Each day the tude P G !:RYPTOQUOTES ATPKO EN K GAYDW GSCGQH JDWGA two 0 s etc Smgle l etters and formation of th e words are all letters are d1fierent HBWXAGXSW, DWHWVRSPKJ ATW GH HEVWCTGA EBWDG -RWDKGDI 1W NEKAWKWSSW Yesterday's Cryptoquote CREDULITY IS BELIEF IN SLIGHT EVIDENCE WITH NO EVIDENCE, OR AGAINST EVIDENCE -TRYON EDWARDS IJJCK 1KACY TI-IERE IT IS! Tl-!15 15 TI-lE TREI WE. Ll HAYE' E.XPJ.AININ TO DO BUT AT LEAST W5 1.1.. 6E HIODEN FROM. TH COPS FER. A Wloi.ILE ~ I ~OPE' HE 5 ~Ert( Both vulner-1ble OPEN- RogerHyseTPs Garag e n ea r Cross road s on St Route 124 a 30 to 6 p m Mon day thr ough Sa tu rday Phon e 1192 5682 or 992 712 1 2 22 26t c West North East Soulb 14 Double Pass 34 24 Pass 3.Pass Pass 4. Pas:; It taste th same t me 1 Gasol1ne? Pass Pass CONsTR uCr tON Root ng spout ng k tche ns and bathrooms Com plete remodelmg Phone 742 6213 12 3 tfc A U1ffiin~=fCEins uran~;- been ca n ce ll ed? Los t your operator s I ce nse Call 992 7428 6 15 lfc - - - - - - -- - - IN TERIOR or exter •or pa nr mg For fr ee est ma tes ca ll 992 )91" 1. J 1 26tc -------- Real Estate For Sale CLOSE IN over 4 acres Furntsl)ed home 3 BR bath Natural gas heat C 1ty wa te r Porches Many o ther features $7 100 00 J; ) Opemng lead - 4K DON T fUS S Don t cuss turn your tunk automob l es over to us R1v ers 1d e A uto Wreck 1ng Phone 1 !30 4) 773 5890 3 7 26tc By Oswald & James Jacoby Wests kmg of clubs held the f1rst tnck as expected It was up to h1m to lead once more and after considerable thought he led a second club ThiS play gave South a slight problem but he solved 11 qUickly by ruffmg and leadmg out dummy's queen of spades East took h1s kmg but all "!H AT'S WH ERE 'rOU RE I MENJ HER RESILIENCE 1 the defense could score after WRO~ (;TAN WEND I F R&T S HE LOST HER that was one diamond tr1ck 171/71(1 DESERT HU5BAND THEN HER N1cely played, sa1d West WINNIE I FI ANCE TilEN THAT Then he contmued 'I guess 1t BABYTHAT WA~ helps to have fnendly oppo LEFTON HER WOR5TEP nents What d1d I do wrong?' asked East Nothmg at all replied West I was the fnend ly op ponent Do you see where West went wrong' If West had rev 1ewed the btddmg carefully he would have seen the East almost surely held tpe kmg of spades After all East had ----:;::!!':!---'-----/---;® ;;-, .----,.s" ,-'E_.SH="'LYc-:P:-:A:-:P::FI'I=""'' / J/A S S cPt..P'made one weak bid and THIS'LL PAOVI. ou~ I HE GOTA Si:CP.£T A.L.L. needed one h1gh card for 11 •up•'"l"'"..w -•ER 11 F£EL!N MEN 15 N£GOT." • Then West would have led .. .L, """...,...,, --, wv Si dJ UPERIOR TO UIAALN, M"""·•II hts queen of diamonds at ' ~"'"·'~' tnck two A low diamond lead would g1ve South a chance to let 11 nde around to h1s jack, but the queen of d1a monds would force South to r1se w1th dummy's kmg Later on East would get 1n w1th the kmg of trumps and be able to lead a d1amond and g1ve West two diamond tncks BARNEY (NEWSPI\PER ENTERPRISE i\SSN GIT OVER ON 'lORE OWN DADBURN SIDE II I 1\ f flOH N LOS! 11 I lA ~M\1'5UED 'lH/>-1 .;; FOR -._ SlPP£R z ~­ --~~ "CC0 NEOW? MD"-' V<.D Nfv..';l eii<ST ll-\8 61\D flf-\IJ-S \II" RE HM 1\J& ~HEPHERD'7 e1 ".:_f;;:1~':{__~::::::~ !i REEDSIIILLE AREA - 180 acres at $120 per acre On blacktop h !ghway Wat er tap patd Most mmerals SYRACUSE - Large 2 slory 7 rooms 4 BR 2 Basement Gara ge New gas furna ce New co ppe r Pit m b ng R ver frontage to doc k th e boat frame ba th s $10 500 00 CLOSE IN - Sunnse Semmar 4 Sacred Heart 10 Amenca s Problems 10 25 Farm Report 13 JO ~ Btble Answers 8 Patterns for Lt v ng 13 News 6 F 1ve Mtnutes to Ltve By 4 35 - Columbus Today 4 45 - Farmttme 10 Mormng Report 3 00 - Today 3 4 lS News 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 13 Hu ck & ~ 7 30 8 00 - B r, .lf,)l d 'l1 Lhol1 ' AM FM stereo rad o 8 track tape p layer 4 speaker sound sys t em Ba la nce $109 46 or use our budget terms Call 992 3~65 3 18 tt c COMPANY 6 TEAFORD v .. qd 33 6 00 - 6 15 and ~ R rCE- N1~hl THURSDAY MARCH21 1n4 SEW IN G MAC HINE S Repa r serv ce alt mBk es 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pome roy Author. zed Smger Sal es and Ser v ce We Sha rpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc THE B} 1-lt,len Bond Truth or Conseq 3 Beat NewsJ 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 B 1rth and Babies 6 13 Mov tes Tnbute to a Bad Man 8 We Were Strangers 10 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 2 00 - News4 1 17 ti C POMEROY - FOR 10 30 - Day AI NEW 3 bedroom home 1'- 2 bath garage basement on Gravel H 11 M dd teport Natural gas a1reodY In Phone Dale Dutton 992 3369 evenmgs 992 2534 a 11 00 - OFFICE SUPPLIES -------- --- News 10 6 What s My Ltne 9 00 - Mev e The Caretakers 3 4 15 Ca nnon 8 10 Uncle Sam Requests the Plea sure Of 20 10 00 - Ko1ak 8 10 News 20 Energy Repor t 13 Energy Crunch 6 Interface 33 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy SWEEPER supples Con Beat the Clock 13 Pollee Surgeon 3 On the Money 4 A n ftques 20 Eptsode Act on 33 8 00- Sonny & Cher 10 Btl I Moyers Journal 20 Washmgton Connedton 33 Th e Cowboy s 6 13 Chase 3 B ll y Graham Crusade 4 15 8 30 - Th ea ter In Amenca 33 Woman 20 Mov1e Men of the Dragon 6 13 POMEROY tiOME & AUTO '- - -- -- --- Truth or \he Clock 4 Elec Co 20 Know Your School s 33 I Spy 15 B1lly Graham Crusade 13 7 30 - To Tell the Truth 6 Sale ollhe Century 8 The Judge 10 WILL T RIM or cut trees and shr ubb ery A so c lean out basements allies etc Ca ll 949 3221 or 742 4441 3 14 26 tc 1971 4 WHEEL driv e J ton Ford p1ckup truck $20 600 111! Ml·rh,lltlf )lll't'l m l es H1 1 ft ca b over Ponwmy, Oh 1o .: 5769 camper self contamed Also topper Will sell separatelv Call 985 3554 after 6 p m 10 ACRES - On Rl 7 Loop on weekdays Harold &rew Mtddleport Good locat on for er Long Bottom Oh o 3 15 tfc hom es or bus ness COAL 7 00 - See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Nlghl992 3525 or992 5232 Stop In and See Floor D1splay Development 33 6 30 - News3 4 6 8 10 15 Room 222 13 SEPTIC TAN KS c l eaned M odern San t at on 992 3954 or 992 73-19 10 23 tfc FIRST and second cut hay tor sale Phone Star l1ng Ma ssar 98 5 3953 J 14 6tp PRIVATE mee tng room for any organ za t on phone 992 sonallty & Behavtoral sequences 6 Wat er 1 nes a nd Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septt c tanks m sta lied FURNITURE Helen Help -·Us. • • WEDNESDAY MARCH20 1974 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame 51 20 Per BEAUTIFUL new homes now under con struct on n pr me loc al on on c dy water and sewer Cho ceo f des.gns Wall t o wall carpet ng and a r cond1l on ng mcluded W 1ll help arrange f nanc ng conv en t onal loans w•fh down payment low as S pet Oth er new homes ava•lable to qual f• ed buyers w th NO DOWN PAYMENT Ca ll col l ect 614 837 65-10 or 739 0785 or wr te Great A mer can Ho m es In c P 0 Box 687 Pomeroy Oh o 45769 3 1 tfc For Rent 3 AND 4 ROOM turn•shed a nd unf\Jrn shed apartments Phone 992 5434 4 12 ttc \6141 949 2433 FURNITURE 1971 DODGE Monaca a r cond I onmg 4 door P 5 and P B Good gas m le age Phon e Dav d H II Rae m e q49 2762 ] 15 6 c 2 BEDROOM house POS I T ION w h Welcome Wagon In fe rn al onal Plea sa 11 c areer ft ex1 bl e hours good earn n gs Ca r n£>cessary For pe rsona l E nterv ew ca l l A thens Oh o EXCELSIOR Salt Works Man St Pomeroy All k. nd s { 6 14 1 592 12 1<1 Equal Op of salt water pe l lets water po r tun ty Employer nuggets block salt and own 3 20 3tc Oh o R ver Salt Phone 992 38111 6 5 lf c: ] 975 --- All work guaranteed Auto Sales WE HAVE a ll your uphol stery needs burlap den m cam br c foam g ue z ppers tack ng si r p s spr ng s and c lips ch pboard button tw n e sew ng thread egs uphol st e r y booKs dacron webb ng sprrng tw1ne tacks we lt c ord cotton SW iv el bases foam foam foam Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Man S t Pomeroy Oh1o phOne 992 7554 3 5 Hie 20 Ar ea s Most Reasonab le Prtces Television Log DITCHING SERVICE Pamtlng A Spec1alty ---------- AN TIQUE qu• l ls and 1ewe tr y 3 11 tfc Also nterested n furn lur e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and d 1shes Call 992 5262 2 BEDR OOM mob le home even ng s or mornrngs also 1 trill or space Phone 2 20 tfc 949 2261 ] 20 6t p OLD turn tur e oak t a b les clocks ce bo xes brass bed s APAR TM E NT for rent 2 d sh es desks or co mp let e bedrooms Phone 992 5908 household s Wrtte M D J 19 6tc M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o c all 992 7760 APAR TMENT for r en t Phone 5 13 ti C 992 5592 3 19 tfc OLD Upr ght p ano s Any cond ton Pay ng $10 cash FURN SHED 2 b edroo m Wr1te g ve d reef ons to trailer close to schools WITTEN PIANO CO 'P 0 shopprng center and sw m BOX 18 Sard s Oh o 43 946 m ng pool Phone 992 5914 3 1J 30tc 3 17 6tC LET US se l l t for you at auc t lon Will buy all furn ture or househo d goods Polly s Auct on House Open 9 30 to 5 30 da ly Phone 992 3509 537 H gh St Middleport Oh o 2 26 30tc Pomeroy For Sale 140.00 WHK lost 808 W Matn Pomeroy SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. T HE CH i l DREN of Belfy Cl n e w shes to lhank everyon e who WANTED to r en l a fur n •shed t e tped n any way dur ng th e ra • er or small house n th e death of our dear mot he GOd country n Pomero Rutla 1d bl ess each o f vou G l enda area Contact Dean Sc t1rock Fr eddy and He en Hunts Tra ler Park J ack so1 3 20 H e 01 0 ] 1{] 6fp WE WOULD Ik e to thank a 1 of our fr enrts upon t1 e death of our brother Robert W Bunch Thank s to the eme rgency squad Dr McGowaP Pastor Ed Buf f ngton Mrs He l en Harper 51 a r on Bu f f ngton and pal l b ea r er s All t hose who sent b eau t lui flower s and food Thank s for the cards t llat were also sen! W e t hank you The Bunch F am ly Geor9e 1 Doreen Dar l ene Joyce and Annee MeW IIa ms ) 20 tp v tlage of Middleport RUTLA~D WOOD TRUSSES Pomeroy Home & Auto THE M SSI O N ARY Soc ety of the Syra cuse F r s l Cl ur ch 01 God w II hod a r ummage sa l n th e F .-y Bu l d n gon M II 5 1 M dd l eport Mar c h 2 1 11 and 11 beg nn ng at 9 a n 3 19 21 c {3) 1J 20 2tc ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED lf c anyora llb~.o s PINTO we1g ht 2443 122 & 140 c u 4 cy l e ngme 94 2 wheelbase Pnced from $2442 MUSTANG II 2743 we1ght, 140 4 cyl & 170 V 6 eng me 96 2 wheelbase Pnced from $2895 MAVERICK 2879we,g ht <00 & 250 6cyl and 302 V Bengme 103 & 109 9 w hee lba se Pnced from $2591 TORINO, 3886 we1ght 302 V 8 351 V 8 400 V 8 & 460 V 8 eng me 114 & 11 8 whee l base Pnced lrom $2976 Business Services EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 $895 V 8 eng m e automaltc 1967 DODGE DART 4 Dr 6 cyl std trans rad1o clean mtenor blue hn1 sh KO SKOT KO SM E T ICS 8. w GS Fo r a good ne of Cos me! cs fr e 1d ly se rv ce and someon e to cha t w th g ve me a call He len Jan E Brown 9925 11) CA SE NO 20079 F ourth March 24 197 4 a t 2 p m An nu al Accoun t of Ben H PlJb l c s we l come Ew ng and The Huntmgton ) 20 3tp Nat onal Bank of Columbus Co Execu to rs ol the Esta t e o f FABR C Inn Second an W II am Henry Ewmg n versary sa te on many yards Dece ased of mater al s th rough March CASE N O 205.:1? Second and 30 th Located on Co unty Road F nill Account of He l en M 50 be tw een Tup per .:; Pl a ms R g gs Guard an o f Sand ra and ReedSV I lle Phone 378 Gardrier a m nor 6276 CA SE NO 20827 F rst and ) 20 Jlp F nat Acc ount of Joyce A Dav s A dm n str al r x of the GUN Shoot 7 p m F r day at the estate of Elmer Dav s Rae ne Gun Cl ub F act ory Deceased c noked guns on ly Asso rt ed CA SE NO 20822 F r sl and meats F n a t Acco unt of W n fr ed J 3 20 Jtc F rankl n Execu tr x of the estat e of H ugh Evere ll loud n CALl Poly s Auct on or stop by Dece ased to get r d of those unwant ed CASE NO 20975 F rst and t em s Se ll t the auct1on "~BY F nal Account of Ca rol The ss 537 H gh St r ee t M ddlepor t Ad -n n strarr x o r tne E tate of 992 J509 Op en 9 a m to 5 p m Eva M The ss Deceased Monday Wednesday T hur s CASE N O 2100 3 F rst and day Fr d ay unt 1 noon F na l Acc ount of N orma n J 1J JOtc W e yersm ter Adm n strator of h e Es at e of Joe Weyersm l er (ASH pad fo r al l mak.es and Deceased mo del s of mob le homes Un ess except ons ar e f ted Phone area code 614 423 9531 th er eto sad accoun s w •l l be 4 13 t fc tor hea r ng before sa d Court on he lBth day ot Apr 1 1 97~ a t - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - wh ch t m e sad accounts w II b e POLLY S Auct on House 537 H gh St r ee t M ddteport for co ns d ered and cont nued f rom r ela •l and con s gnmen t s. 9 30 day to day unt 1 f nally d1sposed to s JO da1 y Pt1one 992 3509 of 2 26 30tc Any p erson n leres t ed may f l e wr 1 en excep t ons to sad accolnls or to matters per KOSCOT KOSMETIC S & W I GS ta n ng to the execut on of t h e We have the product on hand trus t n ot l ess 1 an f ve -days and we d el ver to you per pr or to the date set for hear ng sona l ly He l en Jane Brown 992 5113 MANN I NG 0 WEBS..,..ER 12 30 tfc JUDGE COMMO N PLEA S COURT REVIVAL Serv •ces Rutland PROBATE DIVISION F reewill Bapt sf Ct1ur ch ME G S COUN T Y OHIO March 24 through 30 7 30 (Jt 70 lie p m w th the Rev Paul Taylor from Hel per Utah as Evange l st Spec tal s mg ng n ght l y everyon e welcome J 17 M e only lmgered once durmg the exammatwns to study a scar over Norton s left eye I m ready mentally and phys1cally ' Norton saJd afterwards l have confidence m my ab1hty and I have con f1dence m my speed ' Foreman would say only he was ready to f1ght anyhme Before he started to spar, the 25 year-old champion walked through the crowd h01stmg ch1ldren onto h1s shoulders and SJgnmg autographs The he jumped onto a table and danced w1th an e•ght-yearold g1rl to the mus1c boommg over the loudspeaker He also sported all of the chtdren present at the workout - Tuesday was St Joseph s Day A holiday m Cathohc Venezuela - to a soft drmk Some 1,000 kids accepted his offer 1970 FORb Fawlane 3to H T Cpe P s teen ng rad1o 1 ~ A P 5t1oOI nq evcrv TllJrs day even ng 7 p m At t he f.?utland Gun Club New l 1 il Ro.1d E -. eryo n e w elcome J 19 Jtc Cil rpenter I 79 Acre Rulland Jc BLIND ADS A dd 11onal ?Sc Charge per Lmda Sue Carpenter James se ne nt II Carpenter lo Homct P Adver t OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p n Da.ty Parker I 79 Acre Rutland 1n a m to 12 00 Noon Denver 0 Curbs Be tte J 8'1 a~u r day Curlls Mal) Pterce to I uther WHEREVER YOU DRIVE C Bartoe Ehzabeth Barloe 84 In MemOIJ State Ferm Is there rds Dhve N L. 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Rowena Rowe who d ed March 7 1961 May Roush to Robert Cundtff Steve Snowden Yuu ve y sp ec a memor es " v• 1o< • Hazel Cund iff 05 Act e 3 Are w th us eve rywhere PH 992 7155 Ou qr ea l est com fort s SUI1e F&rm Mutuel Acre 05 Acre PomerO) To kn ow you re n Gods c are Evere tt C Ransom Beulah Sadly m ssed t>y the P71 06 c h ldr en G Ransom to Garland E J 20 lie A FUL L gospel rev val wl be he ld at the Me gs Jun or H gh Bradv Stella L Brady 33 M ddl eport Oh 10 Marcil 29 Acre 20 Acre 10 Acre Let<trt IN T HE JO and 31 al 7 JO p m each COMMO N PlEA S COURT even •ng and Sunday af Antiqut ty PROBATE DIVISION ternoon 2 p m Evangeli st Wtlham Fred Snuth Sr :\'\E IGS COUNTY OHIO Chester Estep Ch I co th e Oh o Spec at s ng ng each Beatnce Ellen Smtih to Omlle IN THE MATTER: OF SET TlEMENT OF ACCOUNTS even ng by Gospe l Tones and E Hudnall Arizona Hud nall PROBA TE COURT MEIGS other smgers Eve r ybody COUNTY OHIO we l come Parcel, SahsbUI y 3 20 Otc Luctlle M Haggerty Robert A cc ounts and vou cher s ot th e V Hagger ty to Wtlham Fred foll ow ng nam ed f duc 1iH es J BAn d Th e T ny T r o and th e•r t ave bee n fl ed n the Prol;late s ng ng group from V enna Sm1th Sr Beall tee Ellen Cou r t Me gs Coun t y Oh o lor w va w •ll be at th e Eag e approva an d se ttlem ent R dge Churc h Sunday Smith Lot 424 Midd leport Norton hackers reported upset Pomeroy OF Motor Co. puALITY 2 SIGNS G UN Shoo! ~ :llurday MnrO 13 7 p m M le H I RO E~ d Sponsor ed b y R a c n'(' F rc Depar tm {' '' • 15- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport Pomeroy, 0 , March 20 1914 17 acres ( f enced) barn sto rage bulld 1ng large garage Home 2 years old 3 BR bath Love l y k1fchen with lo ts of cabtnets range a'ld ref Ut 1ll ty Plen ty of r oom here $22 500 DO • FOR NEW ' ADVENTURE SEE AND OW N ONE OF THE ABOVE TO BUY OR SEL L CAL L US TODAY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 The bodd mg has been West North East South Pass 3• Pass 2• Pass ? Pass • l. 20 2+ You South hold •10 8 6 54 'A K Q8 3 +A J 5 4 ll l)J/ '% J~; li] ~~ -- " What do you do now? If no answer 992 2568 A-Bid three heart• Three diamOAds is ,a close second choice I • ' ' . �' . . • 16- The Daily Sentinel, Middleoort~Pomerov . 0 . M~lrt•l 1 ?n 107.1 Money is missing PT. PLEASANT -. Tuesd<J y ni ght's lnng Hoard of Ed ucH ti ort mfcting w:rs de signed specifica ll y for digcussion uf the ensuing risc:r l year's budget but apparentJy princip<~ l .stephens brought to li ght · from his own notes that $5,000 had been taken in $100 and $50 bills ancl tlra t Easter Sea] tnoncy0f$:l5wcrsin sma ll coins lhp board received H jolt when as was other money in smaller it \em ned money of a loca l t:urrency . · Pl~rns · Hoaf(l 1l1cmbe rs ~iders, SC'lluo1 was m1·ssmg. were made to pursut' the ltrady and Adkins den ied MRS. CARRIE NEUTZLING, left, presented cash prizes to the winners of the Americanism essay contest held at Me igs High School by the auxiliary or Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, at the birthday party Tuesday night. They are, t to r, Diana Carsey, first; John Lehew, second, and Keith Little, third. Miss Carsey is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Jack Carsey, Mtddleport; Lehew is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lehew, Pomeroy, and Little is tl1e son of Mr. and Mrs. Willium Litt le, Hobson. Birthday I Con llnued from page I l Vaughan announced winners or the annua] Arnrriean government test -esSC:Jy contest conducted at Meigs High School by the Pomeroy post, tl1e feeney· Bennett Post at Middleport and Ute Rutland Post. Winners were Ezra Kiser and Ingrid Hawl ey, seniors; Richard Couch, Judy Owe11, j:.miors, and Dale Browning and June Wamsley , freshmen. Miss Owen has also been declared a district winner in the annual competition. Ohio Departm ent Commander Cropper in his talk paid high tribute to the post and the auxiliary for their work in the Gifts for the Yanks Who Gave Program which is headed statewide and in the district by Paul Casci of Middleport. "The hospitalized veteran deserves const ant efforL B. nd love," Conunander Cropper said. The state commander said the American Legion olways h:~ s been opposed to Veterans Memorial Uospitu l Commun ism which, he said, has a different · plan for Amer ica than do Legionnaires. He stated that the Legion is striving for a lasting peace througll its varied programs. '·Our cnmr~u!Ps haV(~ given the gift of life and they expected us, the lil'ing, to bring about a better world," he said. ''You have an obligation ." 'The work of Legion members from the local through the national level is what makes growing thing,~' Conunander Cropper stated. He spoke of the tack of confidence that people have experienced in Washington but stressed that through work ing to gether, loving God and country , and eac h other, Amf'ricans c.rm continue to make America the grealP.s! land in the world. Charles Swatzel, finan ce officer. ou tl ining th e life membership program of the post, said all World War I veterans have now been War IJ veteran, a survivor of was injw-ed. MEIGS THEATRE Tonigh1 & Thur sday Mar-ch 20-2 1 NOT OPEN 'ews • 7\. 1 ~~ • • $1,500 was disclosed last night by Albert Step heus, prim:ipul ofCentruiSdwol,whorcportcd on insur<-tnte nwm~ y at Central Elementary School. The pr incipal um:ovcrcd to Keefer, and Barbara Rood. In further action the board; s tolen from the s<'hool. However, The Register on April II , 1973 reported that city police we re inves tiga ting a accepti ng breaking uod enteri ng tha t netted the thief or thieves $1,500. Milton Burdette was mendation of Supt. Charles Wi thers . Sup ervisors and ad- rerum- might ignore it. alternate werP anno un ced Tuesday night at the bir thday observance of the Pos t by Mrs. He was asked how he thought the commi ttee could meet its res ponsib ili ties 'Jn im peachment when denied documents nnd evidence it fee ls necessary for a th oroug h i11 vcstigatjon. He rea ffirm ed his stan d on Presiden ti al con fid entia lity and said : "The House of Represen· tatives, just like the President, is bound by the Constitution. ' 'I <llll s ugg~ s ting that the House fol low tile Cons titutiOn," lie satd. " If they do, I Wl ll." Was Mistaken Nixon conceded he was mistaken abo ut his apparently conflicting sta tments March 6 before reporters in Washington and last Fr iday in Chicago before busirress executives, about how he lear ned of payments being made to the seven origi nal Watergate conspirators. "My statem!:At on March 6 was incorrect i~fa r 3s I sa id I learned payments had been made for bla ckmail, that payments had been made for the purpose of keepin g defendants still . I should have said I learned that payments were alleged to have been made." Ben Neutzling, Americanism chairwoman. Miss Greene, whose father in Briefs not insured. The following is taken from a talk by Robert Morris, principal of the Pomeroy Elementary, Middleport Elementary and Bradbury Schools at the meeting of the Middleport Elementary P.T .A. meeting Monday, March 18. His remarks were titled , "A Progress Report on the Schools," and subtitled, "The Positive View. " ! am one person tired of hearing the negative remarks concerning schools, teachers, students and edu cation in general! Recognizing that we are the largest single enterprise in the community, with the largest payroll and largest number of participants , [ must recognize that we are in the public eye and CQme under their scrutiny and watchful eye more than other operations. Thur, I am compelled to try in my own meager way to point out the positive aspects of our schools . First let us look at schools in a general way: (A) FOOTBALL FIELD - Some phases of the media have left the impression that irnnnediately, we will abandon one of the fine': fit·fdo 111 ooutht'aslrrn Ohio . H o~ Wosh! Perhaps over tho next five to 10 years we can develop the athletic complex at lhe Mci~s llig:, School. tWhy c,-for :hr simple rr""on it is foolish to transport student• all over Meigs Local to participate in the spurts programs and practice after school, when (again, I emphasise, in time) the play can take place at the high school complex. tBl SCHOOL LUNCH- We have bee~ under criticism over printing th e menu in the papers and mailing or sending the menus home. Menus are printed and posted in the buildings; otherwise we would print 3000 menus. To save tax monies for paper we deemed this foolish. The lunch provided for 35 cents would be impossible to provide at home at today's pri~es. Instead of criticism, I would like to.point out (positively) we owe our fine cooks a vote of confidence and gratitude for their fine work and u!ilizationof goverrunent surplus. The inspectors were pleased with our programs when they visited us just a few weeks ago. - Declared the old Hartford School surpluu property since • • it is unsuitable fo r futW"e ex· code. - Will ask the Prosecuting Attorney to make a deed to the city of Hartford concerning the three parcels of land contingent on stipulations made in OUTSTANDING VALUE ONEIDA' CUSTOM STAINLESS previous board minutes, on the s uperintend e nt' s recommendation. 55-Piece Service for 8 SARAH GREENE Triplett family is needing help RACINE - The Raci ne Firemen's Auxiliary is making a plea to a ll persons to donate Receipts down ' VOL XXV -..NO. 238 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1974 • Al l ,th e pieces yo1..'ll eve r need a t a sav ings . Avaikab le WASHINGTON (UP[) Pushed by higber food prices, the cost of living jumped 1.3 per cent in February, its largest increase in six monthsr the Bureau of Labor Statistics said today. The BLS said almost half the increase was caused by skyrocketing food prices, and higher prices for gasoline and in palterns Pianta ti on and Sa nd Dune OONEIDA L Today Is the llnal date to purchase tickets for the Meigs High School Winter Sports Banquet. No tickets wlll be sold at the door. Tickets at $3 each may be purchased at the New York Clothing House and Swisher and Lohse Pharmacy In Pomeroy and at the VIllage Pharmacy and Tbe Western Auto Sto(e In Middleport. The banquet will be March 28 at 6: :JO p. m. In the Meigs High School Cafeteria. ., ......... HURRY! Quantities Limited Housewares Department, 1st Floor Elberfelds In Pomeroy wears an 18-% dress , size 40 slip EBER GILLILAN ILL '111e Pomeroy E·R squad was Lorettu wears an 18 dress or called to Chester at 9:55 a.m. skirt, 38 or 40 slips and blouses Wednesday ior Eber Gillilan and size 5 shoes. who was ill. He was taken to Anyone wishing to help the Veterans Memorial Hospital. family may call 949-3471, 9493235, or 949-3293. morse!Electrophonic STEREO BAR GLAZE IS ILL The Pomeroy Emergency Squad answered a call at 11 :56 p.m. Tue~day to 117 Peacock Ave., for Dennis Glaze, 18, who was taken to the Holzer · Medical Center is a medical patient. Marriage Llenses Samuel Edison Scott, 23, MAR I NA McAr thur, and Bonnie Gene Puckett, 21, Langsville; David Ira Wellman, 27, Athens, and · Dolly Jo Deer, 23, Athens. COUSIN DIES RUTLAND - Mrs. Harrisor. Bentley learned today of the death of her cousin, Mr. Montgomery , in Colwnbus. The MEIGS INN The moM popular night club in the tri-county area is proud to present the return of . GEO. HALL TONIGHT 10 Tt·L 2 The Rev. Father Jolin Nadzam has begun his duties as new pastor of the Sacred Heart Church. A constant companion of the nel\ Pomeroy priest is his German shorthaired pointer, Jay. A per fect Keepsake diamo nd backed by our wril1e n guarant ee of perfec t Cjualil y, fi ne white color and correct modern cut. Come in tuda )' to see our f'xd tiug eu!l~:: l'lio n of Kt!e psa ke Diamond Rings. Mediterranean style stereo bar with sound-response psychedelic lighting effects - Spanish Oak Finish - Multicolor psychedelic lights that "play" to the beat of the music - deluxe BSR record changer with diamond stylus 100 watts (I PP) stereo headphone jack - 8-speaker "duocone" audio system- stereo-phono plus AM-FM-FM Stereo radio and built-in S-track tape player. SEE IT TODAY AT INGELS FURNITURE PH. 992-2635 OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS community needs to express its appreciation to those dedicated people who have sacrificed murand denied themselves (Contin11ed ~age 2) Father 1Vadzam at Sacred Heart By Bob Hoeflich The Rev . Father John Nadzam has begun his duties as new pastor of Pomeroy's Sacred Heart Church. Coming here from the St. Adalbert Church at Dillonvale where he has sper.t the past nine and one-half years, the Rev. Father Nadzam replaces the Rev. Father Bernard Krajcovic; who was moved to Dillonvale. Born and reared in the Pittsburgh area, the new priest at the Sacred Heart Church, graduated from Duquesn e University in 1939. He -enlisted in the United States Army and was trained as a pilot with armored operations. The Rev. Father Nadzam spent about four years in the European Theater. Following World War II, he returned to the Pittsburgh area where he worked a year before entering St. Francis Seminary at Loretto, Pa . He was ordained in 1950 by Bishop John King Mussio. The Rev. Father Nadzam, following ordination, taught for a year at Catholic Central High upl.3% other energy sources ac· and rent, rose .7 per cent in counted for about 20 per cent of Feburary and medical care the increase. costs increased even more The impact on the American sharply. The BLS said the spendable consumer was aggravated, the BLS said, by a decline In the earnings of American workers real gross of weekly earnings · declined .6 per cent from of workers. January, ahnost entirely beThe index for food rose 3 per cause of the increase in the cost cent, well above normal for of living . January, with higher beef Over the year, average prices acounting for about one- weekly earnings were down 3.9 per cent. The rise of 6.6 per third of the total food hike . The increase in the Con· cent in average hourly wages · sumer Price Index was the was more than offset by a 10 largest since August, 1973, per cent hike in consumer when the cost of liv'ing rose 1.6 prices and a .8 per cent decline per cent. January 's Increase in avenige weekly hours. was just under I per cent. Among the few items The BLS said the price in- cheaper last month were new crease in gasoline and motor cars, used cars, and poultryoil was not as large as January, which normally goes up in when a 6 per cent rise was February. reported. Fresh vegetable prices inThe index for fuel oil and coal creased sharply last month rose 3.8 per cent- the smallest instead of declining as they boost in live months. But that normally do, tbe BLS said. Over the past year, the BLS was an Incredible 58 per cent above Feburary, 1973. said, real spendable earnings The index for household were down 4.5 per cent because services, including charges for of a 3.9 per cent decline in the gas, electricity, housekeeping LONDON (UP! ) - The crime would have been without parallel in modern times: The kidnaping of Princess Anne, daughter of Queen Elizabeth, and the holding of an entire nation to ransom. It failed, School in S!Rubenville before partly by coincidence. becoming pastor at St. Police charged Ian Ball, 26, Patrick's Church in Buchtel. described as unemployed and · He next became principal of St. Joseph High School at Ironton, LONDON (UP!) - The a post he held for two years, man accused of attempting and then returned to Central to kidnap Princess Anne was High for two more years of held wl\houl ball today In a teaching. brief hearing In which pollee Then came seven and a half revealed he had a large sum years as pastor of the St. of money In a bank account Joseph Church in fairpoint, and may have had the help of Ohio, and his nine and a h• " associates. years a t Dillonvale . At Dillonvale, the Rev. father of no fixed address, with atNadzam only recently com- tempted murder today after he ple!Rd a costly remodeling of ambushed the limousine carrythe church. A school is also ing the Princess and her opera ted there. husband Capt. Mark Phillips The Rev. Father Nadzam's near Buckingham Palace father, George Nadzam resides Wednesday night and shot four with a daugh!Rr and son-in-law, people before he was captured. Mr. and Mrs. William Lenkner. He will appear at Bow Street The new priest also has a Magistrate's Court today , brother, Michael. All live in the charged with the attempted Pittsburgh area. murder of Princess Anne's An avid hunting and fishing bodyguard who was shot three enthusiast, the Rev . Father times. The would-be kidnaper, Nadzam is looking forward to a lone non-political operator the "openess" of Meigs County according to Scotland Yard, with his fa vorite companion, a three and a half year old dog, a German shorthaired pointer. · fired six shots into the limousine . Neither the Princess nor her husband was hit in the macabre scene in which they scrambled for their lives on the back seat of the Princess' maroon Daimler automobile while the frantic gunman alternat~ly tried to get a shot home and shook the car in his frenzy to force the doors open. Since he had in his pocket a ransom note to the Queen about her daughter, it was asswned the buUets in the car were intended to kill only Capt. Phillips as an obstacle to escaping with the 23-year-<Jld princess, who is fourth in succession to the throne. Realizing he had failed as police reinforcements came up, the gunman raced into the dark of nearby St. James' Park, pursued by police constable Peter Edwards, 21, who brought him down with a flying tackle. The coincidence that helped in his capture was the presence of more police than usual in the area for that hour when the queen is not In residence at nearby Buckingham palace. Within hours the act had changed, perhaps for all time, the British attitude to protecting royalty and other celebrities. Orders went out to step Disabled Association, one of her charities. She appears in the fihn. The Princess wore a dark blue velvet dress setting off her blonde hair. Her husband wore a dark lounge suit. And with them was lady-in-waiting Rowena Brassey in pink. (Continued on page 2) . up security around Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, who are on a state visit to Indonesia, and the Prince of Wales, heir to the throne, who is serving on the British frlga te Jupiter at San Diego, California. Scotland Yard swnmoned a meeting of experts which was expected to recommend buUet proof glass and armor for royal automobiles, more armed guards and a closer inspection of royal routes, among other measures, even though it is 160 years since a top British political figure was assassinated. Even police were shocked by the incident. "What the hell is the world coming to?" said a senior officer. He added that security had not expected anything unusual. The drama on the Mall, the broad thorooghfare that leads to Buckingham Palace, began at 7:50p.m (2:50 p.m. EDT) while Princess Anne and Capt. Phillips were returning from a private showing of a fihn "Riding Towards Freedom" made for the Riding for JUDY OWEN Judy Owen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Owen, Middleport, and a junior at Meigs High School, has been named a district eight winner In the American Legion's annual American government test-essay contest held at Meigs High School. Other winners at the school level were Ezra Kiser and Ingrid Hawley, seniors; Richard Couch and Miss Owen, juniors, and Dale WEO.. ftiNQ Give the gilt of love anywhere in the stale of Ohio and that somehow, someway 1 U1is TEN CENTS e;;;;~~,i~ $7i;i;l~ JUDO (E) SUMMARY TEACHERS - I personally feel that the boot strap operation by the teachers of your children and the upgradin g of their teaching compentencies cannot be matched By United Press International COLUMBUS -A STRIKING WORKER who gets a new job and then is laid off is eligible for unemployment benefits, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday. Paul E. Fox, Mansfield, became unemployed at the General Motors plant in Mansfield Sept. 15, 1970, because of a labor dispu!R and took a job at the Mansfield Flooring and Paving Co., sjx days la!Rr. Fox was laid off the F1ooring and Paving job in early November, i970, and returned to his previous General Motors job Nov. 23, 1970. The Rlehland County Common Pleas Court and the Court of Appeals upheld a denial by tbe Bureau of Employment Services of Fox's request for jobless benefits for tbe week ending Nov. 14, 1970. · · . In a unanimous decision Wednesday, however, tbe Supreme Court said Fox's "full-time job with Mansfield Flooring and Paving was bona fide ... and that he was entitled to unem: ployment compensation for the period claimed." WASHINGTON - THE SELECTIVE SERVICE conducted (Continue'd on page 2) ' MIDDLEPORT ART WINNERS - Racine Elementary students who received blue ribbons in the primary division in a recent art contest judged by Jack Slavin, art Instructor at Wahama High School, are, first row, 1-r, Tonya Bailey, Lori Simpson and Kenny McKnight; second row, Lois Frank, Mike Gheen and Laren Wolfe, and third row, Terry Patterson, Dewayne Dowell and Scott Justis. Sen. Byrd says truth distorted WASHINGTON (UP!) - In some of tbe' harshest language yetaimed at Plresident Nixon by a Democratic congressional leader, Sen. Robert C. Byrd has accused the Chief Chance spoiled kidnaper ~!E~~~i :~de !~~~.a~~~~ · Ingels Presents For First Time 61,z shoes . L. the last day bond issue for a new school on Retail sales tax receipts for furniture , clothing and cookfebruary were down 37 perware or food to the Ernest cc n t and motor vehicle sa les Triplett family, homeless since Monday's fire which destroyed tax was down 6.14 percent their two story fr ame home . under the month last year The Tripletts ' home was according to the report of State insured, however the contents Treasurer Mrs. Gertrude were not, and Mr. and Mrs. Donahey. Retail sales tax receipts for Triplett, and their daugh!Rr, february, 1973, totaled Loretta,lost all their valuables Horne where arrangemen ts are in the blaze, the ca use of which $55,552. 19 compared to receipts being completed . is undetermined . No one was of $37,383.68 for this February, nome at the time of the fir e. a decrease of $18,168.51. Fo r persons wishing to february , 1973, moto~ . vehicle donate clothing, Mr. Triplett's receipts totaled $22,859 .58 sizes a re 34 waist, 32 length, compared to February receipts medium shirt and T-shirts, and of $21,455.65. size 8 shoes. Mrs. Triplett PHONE 992-2156 · ~~~ Prices Logan City School District voters, for the fifth time since May, 1970, turned down the district's proposed $4.9 million MR. SHOWALTER DIES The Middleport E-R squad answered a call to the office of Dr. J. J. Davis, 306 N. Second Ave., at 8:55a.m. Wednesday where Forrest Showalter , Long Bottom Route I, suffered an apparent heart attack. Mr. Shoewalter was dead upon the squad 's arrival. The body was taken to the Ewing Funeral mlnistraUon . enttne down school recently retired after 20 year·s the outskirts of Logan. Count during Tuesday's ta king a college preparatory special election was 2,950 CoW"se at Meigs High School. against and 1,751 for, acShe is a member of the French cording to the Logan [,aily Cl ub and an assistant school News. li brarian. She at tends the Logan Supt.. Ken W<.rling fores t Run Baptist Church, said the district will attempt to and her hobbies are traveling, make necessary adjustments hi cyc lin g, campin g, and with existing facilities. sports. ._ Logan has 1,011 students in Miss Kennedy is also purthe llpper three high school suing a tollege prepa ratory grades. been acCompl ished under the lowest salary system in the state of Ohio 1 I say; It is time we expressed our gratitude to the staff of the Meigs Local Sc hools that have worked in tbe past for the lowest salaries yet have made the fine effort to im prove themselves in their chosen field for 'IUr children. (D I SELF' .CRITICISM - Your Meigs Local staff has a!lted through negotiation ' "nd a strike to be evaluated. This is an item practically unhea rd of in education. The formal program was developed eo-operatively between teachers and the ad- Devoted To The Interests OfT#ui Meigs-Mason Area 14~ $2295 Logan turns t Ci TF.ACH~:R CRITI CISM - I will review the Meigs Local District from its beginning : .At the time pf consolidation ( 1967) a study was made by Ohio University as to the total overview of the schools, buildings, buses, staff, and all aspects of the enterprise. At tbe time of that study 39 per cent of the staff or the elementary schools were nondegree people, 50 per cent had not had a course fn teaching Readin g, 70 percent had not had a course in teaching Science and few Master Deg ree teachers were on the staff. Many secondary teachers were placed in fields other than their fields of preparation. NOW THE POSITIVE ; Now we have an extremely low number of non-degree people in our system . There are many teachers with Masters Degrees and many more enrolled and well on their way to obtuining the Master level. Statistically, there are 21.4 per cent in K~ with Masters and in the 1·12 we have 24.4 per cent with Masters. In the Pomeroy Elementary School in 1974-75 lhere will be 11 Master teachers. This feat has • at pan sion pursuant to the state AND THE HALLMARKS POMEROY Recognition asked fo:r .progress in Meigs Lo)(al in the U. S. Marines. is a junior Co me on b•CJ b<Jid and br;wmy 104 E. MAIN SOLID STA IN LESS BY ONEIDA and blouse, and size 6 or was driving, so she pulled into CHAPMAN' SHOES other injuries. Shop Thursday 9:30 to 5 pm course at Meigs High School where she is a junior . She belongs to the Usherette Club Minnie Greene, Pomeroy, has and is a member of Trinity been selected as the Buckeye Chur ch, Pomeroy . Buckeye Girls' State delegate by th e Girls' State wi ll be held in June Capital Unive rsity, American l....eg ion Auxili a ry of at Columbus. Drew Webster Poot 39, House Judiciary comm ittee subpoenas the 42 tapes, he the Roseberry Pennzoil Scation in Racine. When she restarted her 1963 Oldsmobile, the car backfired, causing it to catch fire. The auto. valued at $75, was a total loss by the time four firemen arrived. The auto was fan / Bh1e on Plant remain ed in Elberfelds In Pomeroy Sarah Inez Greene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Greene, and granddaughter of Mrs. To a question about impeachment, Nixon hinted if the this morning, the first at 7:30 when a trash container caught fir e on Bashan Rd. Six firemen answered the call . There wao no damage to the container, and the cause of the fir e was not known. At 10:20 Carol Thompson, Racine, smelled gas while she lan/Brown it Alternate is Debbie Kennedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kennedy , Rock Springs. Names or the delegate and Department made two runs 1he wo1d " go · resignation with the board Gav in Pomeroy. RACINE - The Racine fire and hee l Check ou t 3 parr Ti ns shoe is pure pP.rf orm tmce lmm ·board 's pleasure conccr nin g M"r . Oli ver's fur the generator room to the ground Com pan y, turbo gene ra tor floor at the Gav in Plant. He con trador at the James M. suffered a skull fracture and Miss Greene will go to Girls State Ignore Subpoena·~ Firemen called TP. I TQtj ·~s o l e s hurt executive session was held concerning the resigna tion of Hube rt Oli ver, a form er the board the loss April 10 last Wahama teacher. yea r when he sa id the police Upon reopening the meeting reported $5,085 in cash was to the pubhc, Mr. Siders asked (Cuntinucd from page 1) 1Continued from page I) hostile to the Arabs, but is neutral in the Arab-Zionist conflict ." The cornnnentary was part of a campaign launched by libya against the decision taken by seven Arab countries in Vienna Monday to lift the five-month-<Jld embar~o. originally imposed because of American pro-Israeli policies. lr1 Ped~.r ·1·s 11ad!!r rl """"'·'"" oxf ord Soi,J Sti\lld•ng wan gtwr . W11h lwo·tone lea th er A ro u nd~d ou l loc An ti a l•ghtwe•ghl Super IOugt• present. Also las t nig ht a zerlaud based Brown-Boveri Will Cape1wrt , Will Ed wards. Zelda Kna pp, Eli zabeth Mattox. Ed Sommer, Michael Whalen, Edison Prunty, Warren member, Ray fields was nut critical condition today at the Holzer Medical Center . Murl Kurt Muri, 34, Gallipolis, was injured Monday afternoon superintendent fo r the Swit- when he fell f.6 feet from the AmonAA those appearing were, Jack Cra nk , Reba Cox, matter fur ther. lmowlPdge of the $5,085 loss The loss of $5,085 instead of before lus t night. A fifth Nixon presented life memberships. The first World War II veteran, a past commander, to The Constitution says a be awarded a lifetime mem- Presideni shall be impeached bership last night was John for treHsun , bribery or high crillles or 1nisdemeanors. Will, Texas community. the Bataan Death March. Letart, W. Vo.; Robet·t Wood, Swatzel praised highly the Racine ; Effie Beatrice Ed- work of Vanlnwagen in wards, Hartford ; John Mc- several activities of the post C1ain, Albany. and with the auxiliary. . DISCHARGED - Thomas Mrs. Neutzling presented Cook, Opal Ze rkle, Ellen Sarah Green, Mei gs High Reynolds, Mary Bau mgard- School junior who has been ner, Ralph Werry. fr ed selected as the auxiliary's A1eshire, Dixie Snyder. delegate to Buckeye Girls State th is summer. Miss Green AUTOS SIDESWIPE spoke briefly, thanking the The coun ty. Sheriff 's Dept. investigated a two·car coJlision group for her selection. Tuesday afternoon on CR 20, . Mrs. Neutzling was pianist just north of SH 33 in Bedford for th e opening and closing Twp. where an aut o driven by rituals and ·led group singing Alan T. Lowery, 17, Rt. 4 which preceded a skit Pomeroy, in crossing the road featuring post members as from a sawmill parking lot actresses on parade and a drill sideswiped an auto driven by by the junior group. Commander Nesselroad Lawrence R. Lipscomb, 18, Hemlock Grove. Both veh icles had mod era te damage . No one Pratt, auxiliar y pres ident, introduce'<! guests and past presidents of the auxiliary and presented a gift of money from the auxiliary to Comma nder Nesselroad [or the post. the organ ization "a great and Receiving the second award ,\ OMITTED Helen was Edgar Vanlnwagen, World Burkhart, Middleport: Tma Jacobs , Pomeroy; Ivan Roush. gave the address of welcome and mlroduced guests 11110 past comma nd er s. Mrs . Grace min istrative personnel were pn~sent to submit burlget requests as preparations are being made fo r the new budge t that beg ins July I. STILL CRITICA L . Browning and June Warn· sley, freshmen. .. unJUStified VICIOOS attack On . Congress. The Senate Democratic Whip leveled the charges in replying to the President's news conference statement in Houston Tuesday night that "the greatest shortage of energy is Ure lack of energy in Congress." Nixon made the statement in again calling for action on 17 energy-related bills. He also said he had provided the House Judiciary Committee with all the information It needs to doclde whether to Iring impeachment charges against him and said giving the group all the information It wants might drag out the inquiry for years. Byrd retorted that "the President is deliberately distorting the truth when he says be is cooperating" with the courts, the special prosecutor and the Judiciary committee. The West Virginia senator also accused Nixon of using the !Rlevision networks as "unwitting allies" in a drive to blunt 40 attended first lesson Forty boys and girls ages 7- or she can participate. Parenls 13 attended the first lesson in are also invited to each session the Mei gs County Jaycees to observe. Shooters Education Program Wednesday evening at the Steve finlaw, operator of the· Middleport High School. gun shop at Grovely's Traetor The final five sessions of the Sales in Pomeroy, brought six-week course will be held on several kinds of rifles to successive Tuesday evenings Wednesday evening's opening starting ·at 7 p.m. session, and stressed the safety Chairman of the program, and use of each type of weapon Barry McCoy, who is also the and the importance of using the instructor, is stressing that right shells in the right gun . each youngster must have Finlaw ended his program parental permission before he answering questions. Easter Seal sale launched in Ohio I i ATI'END.KICKOFF - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Buck pose ·with Gail Storm of TV fame in Columbus recently. when the Ohio Easter Seal Sale kickoff was held. COLUMBUS The · delightful Gale Storm of TV's "My Little Margie" and "Oh, Susanna" fame helped launch the 1974 Ohio Easter Seal drive at an all-day kickoff recently in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buck of Pomeroy, Easter Seal representatives from this area, partir:pated in the ~vent which attracted 'more than 450 volun teers and handicapped children and adults from throughout the state. Robert R. Williams, presitlent of the board of directors, Ohio Society . for Crippled Children and Adulfs, Inc., said the goal of the !974 · Ohio campaign is $1,203,000, a 10 per cent increase over last year's collection of $1,093,870. This year's drive exte nds tht ough Easter Sunday. April 14. I ' ' • the impeachment inquiry. Because Nixon can conunand free , prime television network lime, he said, Americans are receiving a distorted, one.,sided view of things. Byrd, an astute and normally cautious man who hopes one day to be Senate Democratic Leader, said the President "is obviously in a apot and he's trying to divert attention" from Watergate "with a vicious, unjustified attack on Congress.' · Other Capitol Hill Democrats also reacted angrily to Nixon. House Democratic Leader Thomas P. O'Neill, Mass., said the President engaged In "one of his favorite diversionsattacking Congress before a partisan audience." He said Nixon "is worried a bout the large oil companies. Congress is worried about the people." House Speaker Carl Albert of Oklahoma commented that "we passed one bill and he vetoed it" -a reference to an energy measure containing an oil price rollback provision the President said he found unacceptable. Rep. Torbert H. MacDonald, D-Mass ., introduced a bill to require radio and televisioP stations to provide equal time and "equal audience potential" to the opposition when a (Continued on page 2) I ' The 12th annual kickoff included photography sessions with Gale Storm and Frazier Reams, Jr., of Toledo, 1974 Ohio Easter Seal chairman, a publicity workshop · for volunteers, a showing of the 1974 national television promotional s pots , and a display of specially equipped vehicles for the handicapped from Montgomery and Hamilton counties.· . � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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