http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4a0b0baa758b30b350367eb1e4cc37b3.pdf fcf8bbdeebee8db2a15f92452bee40b6 PDF Text Text .., ., '- ... ·J .,. -- -- - • Gasoline shares uneven ' .. 1 . i't ckney sa11! n ~;111 ~ st.1t1ons ~m,·! dusc an lwur P<U l1er in COLUMBUS 1 UP ! I of the Cenl r<~l Oint; Ca s were out uf g;~ su lu ll· b~ FndaS· ordt•r tu stn·tl'li the1r strpp il es G<~siJ!ine shortages · in ~·rnlr<~l Deniers Assitciatiun, s<tid ()hio will ocnll' 'monthly unless Surtday very few Culur nbu s mght ;111d wert• dost·d Satur· for 11 wh ()it· ni rmth ," l'il' kne)· '· dealer's IJ.Iilll<!ge ' exiStin g l<trca filling st.rtions upcnrted ' d;~y . lit• s;nd l't·r~ fl-w dt·;~ l c r s s;ud. · Pl ckrit•y ,said the gas<J~I' opened Sunday and th •J>l' 11 ere Mipp>ies more WI S!'Iy,. il<:- dunnf( the weekend bel' a use "_;, 'S iluatwrr should ~tnpn 'l'l' by cu rdin g Lo a dealer s lot of dealers did not spread nwl ibctl w11h lung lint·s ~la y and tlwt by Jun e dc;1ie1;s association (tffid a.l..· ,_ ......... ___ , .their suppfics uut evenly tu last • "llc;ilt•rs ;ll'l' ll"in ~ tu llii l 't' t11 shuuld hal'l' 100 p<: L uf tht•ir Dave Pickney , vit'c president a whole mol1th ." open nwybe one hour '.'itl'ilcr 1'1 12 ;illoc;tti!His. '- +- ()'() ,. II '. 'I C/. p E N 1\V't;/ :::~:::~:~:~;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:::::::::;:;::::::::::::: -- -- OUT OF GAS - While gasoline shortages are reported being relieved in many parts of the cou ntry . improvements arc comi ng slowly in th~ Big Bend arcn . This sign at the Pennzoil station on West Main St., Pomeroy, · advises · customers that the station is· closed due to the lack of gasoline . Several others were in th e same circumstance . However, supplies were expected today in some insta nces. On the brighter. side, several F'omeroy stations were open yesterday in accordance with the President's' ord er on Sunday ot>e!lings. ~ . ~ 100 oilmen staff FEO ~ WASHINGTON I l JPI 1 -- The l•' eclcral t~ ncrgy Office. created to deal with · America ·s enPrgy • crisis. ha s tapped the oi l industr~· for more than lOll 1 memb ers of its sta ff . In r esponse to a request from · Itcp . Benjamin S. Rose nth a l , D-N Y . the F'EO sa id 102 of its employes came fnmi the oil industry. including 10 in top-grade policy jobs who ear n lw tw ee n $:!2.000 and $:l£i,OOO per year. The FEO sa id 62 of them \\;ere employed by the oil Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Masoa Area indus try within th e pas t four years. Fift:¥-nin c of ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~ ···~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~them hold jobs with rankings of GS -13. GS, I4 ar1d MO~WAY, APRIL 1, 1974 PHONE 992-21 56 TEN CENTS GS-15. earning between $2o .ooo ancl $:!6.ooo per year. vOL. XXV NO. 245 POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO The FEO said the workers sa id thl' fanner indu stry come from such large com pa- employes were hired because . :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: nies as Exxon, Sun, Shell. expertise is needed if the Mobil , Phillips, Gulf and energy offi ce is to handle a EXTENDED OUTLOOK Humble, and such smaller subject so complex as the Mild Wednesday with a firm s as Ashland and regulation of oi l. cooling trend through the Marathon ·oil companies. And · But Martin Lobel , a lawyer period. A chance of showers the great majority hold non- in Wa shington who represrnts Wednesday ·and fair ThursWASHINGTON (UP!) - The to-ward solar pow er whil e bly $1 billion, be spent on solar clerical' jobs. . five state legislatures and state day and Frida.y. High major oil compa~ies · are energy research. He asked the General Accounting Office has Other employes formerly attorneys general on energy ' temperatures Wednesday in quietly moving to lake control GAO to find out why the AEC been asked to look · into worked for such industry trade matters. c-riticized the FE:O for lh~ upper 51ls and low 60s allegations that the Atomic of the means to produce solar later s~ggesle d onl y $200 groups as U1e American Pe- tapping the oil industry fur so coo lin g to the mid 50s Energy Commission "sal on" power," Aborezk said . million. troleum Institute, the ·National many of iLs ke y staffers. Friday. Lows in upper 40s 1 In th e meantime. ne favorable evidence on the uses Petrolewn Council and the Lobel sa id the · FEO can Wednesday cooli!lg to upper charged, big oil companies are He accused the AEC, which of solar energy. National Petroleum Refin ers "easily fi~d 100 ;~ cademicians 30s on Friday. · Sen. James G. Aborezk, D- governs resea rch on the uses of moving into the solar energy Association. and perfectl y com p el~ nt ::::;:::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::: S.D., asked for the inquiry nuclear energy, of ·'openly field . He cited Exxon's control A spokesman for the FEO economists and specialists tu Sunday after accusing the AEC m i s repr ese nt i_n g ( l he of a solar power company in fill those jobs. without 'turning Victim of fall Massachusetts and efforts by of ignoring one of its own evidence 1 in the AEC chairto the very tr.dustry 1hat's reports indicating solar power ·man's public report to the Gulf ·and Shell in the same being regulated." Warmer with sca ttered - nQw in .Columbus can be developed quicker and President and in a series of fi eld . shO'§Prs and chan ce of thun chea per than previousl-y 1m pact sta tem ~nts on proposed LOCAL TEM-'JS dershower s ton i g ~t. Low thought. atomic energy projects." " If they now gain control of The tcmpcratun• in dnwnKurt Muri, 34, Jackson Pike ,. tonight in the 40s and low 50s. "I would like to know why the Aborezk said AEC ·scientists solar energy they will further lown Pomeroy at 11 a .m. Gallipolis, a construction Tuesday partly cloudy and AEC has been sitti ng on themselves recommended at interfuel competieliminate all Monday was 58 degrees under superintendent for Btownhi gh in upper 50s and' 60s . sunny skies . Bov Pri Co mpany of Swit- scientific data pointing the way least $400 million, and prefera- tion," Aborezk said. zerland, who was injured in a fall at the James M. Gavin Plant has been transferred to University Hospital at Columbus. Muri was taken to Columbus in a Southeastern Ohio Medical Service Ambulance. He had bee n in critical condition since the fall from the enginl! room of the Gavin Plant to the ground BETH BASTIANI floor. He is recovering, it has (Miss Southern Ohio, 1974) been reported. • ·e • at y enttne Was sun ignored Weather Beth Bastiani .reigning Miss Southern Ohio '7 4 . Miss Beth Bastiani, daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence (Panza ) Basliani, Gallipolis, today rei~ned as Miss Southern Ohio , 1974. Miss Basliani capt.tu'ed top hon ors ove r seve n other candidates Saturday night during the annual Miss Southern Ohio Scholarship Pageant, held in the Lawton Building Auditoriun1, Belpre. Miss Basliani thus became · lpe second Gallia Co unty contestant to repr ese nt southern Ohio in the annual Miss Ohio Pageant, scheduled in August at Upper Sandusky . The first was Mrs. Frank (Ca rol Martin ) Cremeens .in NEW LOOK - Even long time residents of the Big Bend are still doing double takes at the unfamiliar scene 1,1t the corner of Mrll and South Third Sls. in Middleport where several . homes and the large ibrick Stansbury 19~2 . :;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: The new Miss Southern Ohio is a 1969 graduate of Gallia Academy High School. '• • She is presently a junior at Ohio University where Jhe is a LEXINGTON , Neb. (U P! ) Elwood Brady , a trucker member _ of Pi Upsil on Efforts are underway by from Atkinson, 1\eb., and one Omicron, a national honorary truckin g industry represen- of the leaders in the data fraternity. tatives to bring about legal gathe rin g efforts. sa id a 0 ~Miss Basliani hopes to action to repeal the nati onwide possible trucker strike next co ntinue her education at 55-mile an hour speed limit. By United Press International month could ha ve more clout WASHINGTON ·- SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. Brooklyn College or Boston A number of trucking firm s than that of the indepe ndent Kissinger says even though there is no formal treaty, the United University in .the retail field in the Midwest are gathering truckers earlier in the year. States is committed to providing South Vietnam whatever it after graduating from · Ohio data on increased costs~ and "According to genera!" exneeds for self-<lefense. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., who ' University . will present the information to pectations and rumors , the Miss Basliani was the 1971 Congress i o~a l leaders. elicited the policy declaration, released it here Sunday. Kennedy labor ' unions will be· involved said it "distressed" him because "it shatters the hope that we Ga llipolis River Recreation this lime, " Brady said. could finally disengage" 'from direct !nvolvement in Vietnam. Festival Queen. She was first Brady said that if the 55-mile In a letter dated March 25, Kissinger said the administration rUIJnerup tb the Parade of Hills an hour speed limit is with considers it is committed to continued military and economic Queen in 1971. . dra wn in the next two months, Saturday , the Gallipolilan 's support of ·South Vietnam·- both by the Paris agreement he a major issue wm be out or' the helped negotiate a year ago to end the war there as well as by talent act was a song and lap . way if a strike does lake place . ','our long and 'deep involvement in Vietnam." . . . · dance routine to "Honey Bun " DAYTON, Ohio (UP!) - The Soaring cos\s ar e drivin g Kennedy said, "Apparently the at'lnurustralwn now v1ews from "South Pacific." .. Dayton Daily News in an edi- businesses out of existence Among those attending the torial Sunday endorsed the every month, he sa id . the Paris agreement..as creating new American commitments to South Vietnam. From preswned commitments under the contest from Gallipolis were candidacy of John H. Glenn for 'SEATO Treaty, the·Gulf of Tonkin Resolution and the P~esjdent 's Mrs. June Bastiani and Mrs. the Democratic n6mination ·to ·CALLED TWICE power to protect our troops , we hav ~ now ~moved to 'com- Judy Clifford . the U.S. Senate. The MiddleP.ort E~R squad • mitments' under the Paris agreement ·- wh1ch was not sub-· . "On balance, John Glenn was called al2 :J8 p. in. Sunday CLEANUP WEEK SET ' · mitted to the' Senate as a treaty .'" . . .. .would make a sounder nomine~ to Powell si. for Keith Goble , Cleanup Week in Middleport than Howard Metzenbaum, who was taken to the }'1olzer LOGAN UTAH- VICE PRESIDENT Gerald R. Ford's 22- .· will begin Monday, April IS, who recently was appointed to Medical Center 'as a medical year-()ld so~,' John, says he has "becoqu! disillusioned" w!lh Middleport Mayor John Zerkle the Senate," the editorial said. patient. Late Sunday the squad President Nixon - apd "I'm not so sure my father disagrees w1th .said today. Residents are to The Daily News said that was called for 1 Jimmy King me." Young Ford, a forestry student at.-,Utah Slate University, pla'ce their trash and rubbish "While Mr . Metzenbaum who. was ill. He was taken to sa\d in 'an interview published Sunqay in the Sail Lake C1ty between the sidewalk and · brings . to the Senate ~he Veterans Memorial Hospital , 1 curbs at the'ir homes for pickup adequate but overfamiliar where he was admitted . Tribune that he was "definitely more liberal thandad ." · "But our basic ideas are the same," he sa1d, "even about by the village. background in law, bljSiness NOW YOU KNOW ' . .1 · Richard M. Nlxon." · : and politics, Mr. Glenn would "I worked on President Nixon ',s campaign for e1ghtmonths, The Otis brothers installed THREE HOSPITALIZED bring special qualifiCations. but of late' I ha ve become disillusioned with him, ,He has. been Three calls were answered His' training in science, his . the first electric elevator in making a ~oor defense for himself - making it hard for.people · over the weekend by the Meigs · · experience· in! the space pr.o- New York's Demarest Building who want to believe in him." · Unil of ·SEOEMS. Saturday, gram and his extensive inter- in 1889. ' "l'm"lml so sure my father disagrees with me." Minnie Pickens was taken · national assignmentS combine ·. from her Harr;sonville home to to offer a unique relevance to TWO HELPED WASHINGTON ...:... DWIGHT L. CHAPIN, who. ·o.nce was Veterans Memorial · Hospital such issues as the energy ' RACINE - The Racine E-RPresident Nixon's appointments se~r~tary • goes ~n tn~l today . . where she was-iulmitted as a crisis, arllll? limitation, science squad made two runs over the for perjury'- the first jury tnal ansmg from Am~nca s ~orst medical patien't. Ernest policy and f,oreign relatio~J~," weekend bringing to 2511.1; total political scandal. Chapin, 33, who has ~leaded umoeenl to four 1 Harrison was taken from his the editorial said. in M.arch. Si,lturday at 11:55 p. Metzenbuam, Clevelartd, m. James Smith, 36, Racine, a counts of lyillg to.the Watergate.grandrJury, has sard he ~s no Middleport home to the Holzer regrets about his work in the While House and considers hunself Medical Ce.n.ter on Saturday was.appointed by Gov. John J. medical p"tient was, taken to person of integrity." · · . . and Sunday evening pat Kelly Gilligan to, fill out the Holzer Medical Center and The trial was to begin at 9:30,a. m.before ll. S. Dlsi~Ict Court was taken from his Mid~leporl remainder · of the term of Sunday at 3:40 p. m . Jane Judge Gerhard A. Gesell. The perJu~y charges arose from home to Veterans Memorial William B. Saxbe, who Grea thouse Of Portland, a 1 Ch!lpin's grand jury testiiD~~Y about his knowleoge of the ac- Hospital: All were medical resigqed a.nd . became U.S. medic~! patient, was ·taken tol 1 rcontinued on_ pa~~- 8) . patients. _·! rAttorney ~pn~ral. , , Veterans ·Me'morial Hospital. 55-mph challenged Telethons exceed their f~nd goals uv;;;;;~:r;,B;i;f~ . MC'igs Co unty Telethon viewers over the weekend phoned in contributions to the annual Easter Seal Sale fund totaling justover $1,000. Ea rl Ing els and Gene Riggs, Meigs co-chairman, assisted by member .of the Middleport Pomeroy Rotary club, worked Saturday night and all day Sunday a·ccepting calls. The Meigs goal was $1,000, · I.o Gallia Co unty , according to Roger Brumfield of the Gallipolis (\rea Jaye~ Gallia Counllans Pledged $1,700.35 during the weekend Easter Seals lclel hon . Local Jaycee chairman for Gallia Couri'ty · was Lin Young, assisted by . Jack Fontecch1o. Reports Indicated today people· of the Tri-State area o.f Ohio, West Virginia and Kentu,cky, pledge~ ap- . proximately $86,000. Glenn endorsed by Dayton News s::::~~~:mr.;~:;:;:~;:;:;:mr~~ . ' t'J .'. ' ' ' I' - I . '' . .. ' ...·./il \ ... . . •, : •. ' . . l'""f I ' •. '·' , .\ .' I ~;t,•' \ ' ··: • ' . ., .. \ . \'.'r ·- ... -1 . '' ·-. ' ' go sailing ACAPULCO, Mexico r:J PI J chairman of Nac ional de - Waving . to on lookers on Drogas. S. A.. Mexico's larges t shore, Henry arid Nancy who'!e sa le pha rm aceuli cnl s Kissinger ,took a honeymoon eli's tributor . The villa was sail on the ca irn blue waters of under puli ce gu;ml. Puerto Marques cove Sunday Esc:J ndon ana hi s wife , ac com panied b)( secur it y J\1aria Cusi, moved out of the agents in two speedboats . house for the Kissin gc rs' st~y . The u. s. Secreta ry of Slate whi ch ma y be for up to JOda ys. and his blonde bride, married FOUR RUNS MADE Sal ur day 111 · Ar1·mgton, va., arc Weekend ca lls answered by · m · tl1e pa 1a t'1a 1 h'll 1 s1'dc, · the Pomeroy E-R squad ca me s taymg · · · vi·11 a of a Mex1can mt·11 10narre at 5 : 1~ p. m. Saturday to the pharma ce~li ca ls distributor Baum ·Addition on Route 7 for K' · where tssrnger once Elea nor Douglas, taken to the · "' vacatwne., as a bac he1or. It' ·ts Holzer Medical Center as a equipped with a "hot line" to medical patient: at 3:~ 1 a. m. Washington. ' Supday to :!29 Mechanic St. for ·Two spee db oa ts f'IJ d 'tl U 1 e w1 1 · Barbara 1-lnlcomb, taken to s. an d Mex tcan · securr· tY men Veterans ·~r Memorial Hospi tal, · ct th · t d b t accompame e1r ren e oa treated, and 'released ; at 1:51 "EI Corsa rio" on the Sunday p. rn . Sunday to\ the Waller · th e cav.e south of yYears home at Rock Springs saJ'I to Acapulccr for Dixie Eblin who had sufOth erwtse · ·K'tssmger, · 50 , an d · fered a back in jut};' in a f,all, ·his , b{iUe, the form er Na ncy ,taken to Veterans Memotia l Maginnes, 39, stayed inside the Hos pital , and to Vete rans , walled . "La Si,~e,na" 11he Memotial Hospital at 6:59 . p. Mermatd bcl9ng1n g to m. Sunday with Joseph Wilson Eustaquto Escahdon, board . of Pomeroy who \vas admitted . , ' . ··-. - J . . • MARRIAGE LICENSE Samuel Joseph Bennett( 19, Clifton, and Bonnie Jean Turner, 26, Albany, Rl. 2; Jimmy 1 William Deem, 35, Racine, Rl. 1, and Carrie Luada Reittpire, , 25, 1 Che~ ter Road, Pomeroy . . ... 1'1. Nan~y I . CHARLESTON , W. . Va . (UP!) .- Cfhe federal governmen I lias ruled thaI miners who took part in the thr~e-week protest strike in ~outhern West Virginia earlier this month are not eligible to receive food stamps. 1 ' Hef!ry, Food stamps ·to. strikers rlllef;l ouJ ,.- "a ~---- building have been razed to make this open area. The properly is own~d now by the Citizens National Bank which has indicated _it has no immediate plans for .its development. - . '\ . ' il ·. • West Virgini<1 . Welfare were eligible .. Cotn'inissioner Edwin Flowers But, he said, lhe _policy ruling Said that ruling was given to shows that workers who him by the U.S. Department of vohintarily stop from going to . A'griculture, based on a policy wqrk are not. eligible. Only tl)at · pers'ons who voluntarily . those who 'stay home because refuse to go to work thereby ·of a legally-imposed picket line disqualify themselves from can apply, he said. getting food stamP, benefits. DEMOCRATS TO MEET - The commissioner said f, 781 , A speciaJ ,meeting . of the . min.ers a'pplied for food stamps Meigs County Democrat Partr . during the walkout and Executive Committee will be because he was awaiting an held April 4 at 8 p. m. in the .interpretation on policy by the county court roC)m of the federa,l government, he begaR cour thouse. Al1 committeem~n , 1 collecting .necessfiry income .and -interested 1 demoerall; are · data to determine If the minP,rs · ~trnorf in af. +a'n~ ~ 1 '. ·- J l\' ,. ., 1 II· "· ~ ,. ' ... ·. .', \' ., ... I �2 The Datly Sent nel Mtddle port Po e oy 0 Ap 1 NTH E N THE COURT OF COMMON P L EAS ME GS COUNT Y OH 0 -.. CO MM O N PLEAS COURT 3 PROB A T E D V S ON M E GS CO U N TY O t-( 0 BANNY BRANHAM Pome oy On o Pan • • N E N(A li R 0 E Et\.E N 0 ACCO N PROBAT E OUR ME" G COU N OH 0 s J!;JDY BRANHA M Add e s 974 Unkno w n De erl dan In o ler to assu e hat f1r e F e Wardens and Cooperator s meeti ng g ta no ned o ak en edge fh p rpose of th se rr ee ngs s o a n ng se a e conduc ted strengthen co mun ca wns v th our <a pe od ca 1) 0 W kn ow apab y andled by fom Ea es Items f recontrol o gan za on They prov de co ve~-~ € e f r J ne onstruct on care va uab e se v e o the publ c by mak g of ~ (:1 11 saf.e t} An ac ua f re was burn ng pe n ts read y ava abe a d smr-~a to p ov de eal sm and to g ve they mak e t poss b e fo the F~rc e e f ghte an op1 o un ty o demon Serv ce o rna nta n cuntro over where s ra c f e f g h ng te hn ques Exere ses and when burnmg s pe m tted Some d tern ease _a n gge an eac on t o people I ook ou f e eason s ust o ne and tn e o develop I a xtl sense ega d ng f e k t1 e Boy Sco t we us I ve up o he oo Be P epa ed Apa of o p pa a on ncludes an en o y of f e f gh ng oo s a Co 2 25 3 4 8 25 4 6 Vesu us n o t y ng a I e~ « d n the mob le a h s r cd n ou p ckup So ne of ou f e a den ha ve caches n c f ont ofthe ho mes ~>h c h a ea ou eof f e f gh ng oo s ase of a f re close by Ea I f e season a I the too s are nspecfed o ns re tha I ey a e I a p and safe to use F e ools by t em el s an do he he; have o be n I e a ds of ob ca pable 1eople Ea h vea r we ha ve ne v peop e ou f re f g ti ng forces T ~se people need a g \ so our vete ans ::! be o ne ~ le ru s y s n e e..... c 0 8 25 Ne AKRON Oh o UP! - A Defense Furd has UDGE been set up by a group of Akron COMMON P EAS COU R P RO B A E 0 V S O N :~rea b,\ffi nessmen to ra se M E GS COU NT Y O H 0 money for the legal defense of etght present and former Ohto NOT CE OF nat onal guardsmen nd eted APPO NTMENT for the Kent Sta e shoot ngs Ca se No 1 9 Esta e o Rober L Sha P A spokesman for Ohto Allor Oecea ed No e s e eb g en ha ney General W ll am J B own enn e Hap on a o satd Sa urday the guardsmen d epo Meg Co un Oh o has been du v app o n e d mdtcted by a federal grand E xe u x o he E s a e o JUry last Frtday for tbe 1970 Robe L Sh a p de ea ed a e shoot ngs cannot be defended Me gs Coun o M dd epo Oh o by the state under Ohio law C ed o s a e equ ed o f Lawrence Luck Wadsworth he c am s w h sa d du a v ER w h n ou rnon h Da ed h s 26 1'1 d a y o Ma 9 4 M a n n g 0 We bs e u dg e Co o Commo P eas P oba e D on 4 B 5 3 ' a Casab anca rn a o port of modern Mo occo s hardly the w ld w eked c ty por t ayed by Ho lywood Buses stop runnmg at 9 p m and I ghts II cke r ou soon afte ward 5 4c The lla1~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE JNTERFSTOF MEIGs-MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNDIR..L ""HOEFUCH Ed ROBERT 3 8 25 'EdJ P.ub !shed dail" exttp Sa urrlay by The Oh o Va ley Publlihing Comprmy Co rt s Poine oy Oh 56 69 Business Of :e P mr11 992-2t00 Ed tor& Phone 9t22S Second l.aSII postage pe d • Pomer Oh C 0 N ew a d C e k B TRIPP RECOv t<KtNu Alv n Tr pp of Rt Pomeroy son of Mr and Mrs Fred Tr pp of Mason s recuperat ng fr om ser ous back su ge y n Moun t Carmel Hosp tal Columbus Fr day He expects o re ma n there several days He IS tn oom 710 Amcmded So a e Jll No ' a l ed a F c S rr ul a or Th s s a mass Wa den Alva Van Meter ret ed af er 30 of ele u on c aparatus wh ch s able to years of ser v ce a nd was presented't th p o e t a s mu a ted fo c t f re s uat on an apprec a on .awa rd from he Fore on a sc ee n One person s des gna ed the Serv c AI a s se rvt e exempl f es he boss and he s ~ n the hot scat and ded cat on and enthus asm of ou F re a Is he hots Th people runn ng the Wardens Our meet ng was a so a tended s mu a or prOJeC va ous road blocks by r.ep ese nta ves of loca voluntee f e ~>h c h nd er he f re boss f om ef depa tmen ls and f om he Sta e of Oh o fee t ve y co nt o ng the f ~ The Department of Na url Resources ex e se s o wl en he f re boss so ves F rep event on a so plays a key ole the p ob em and controls he f c n p e f re &eason ac v t es Tl s n In days pastthe f e p otect on of our volves appea ran es by Smokey Bea r fores ls wa s under tlie vatchf eyes of mam tenance of our prevehtwn s gns and ou f a ookouts Mod e n day de tee on s presentatiOns to va ous organ za ons by a rcraf f y ng a p edeterm ned fl ght AI of the above act v t es and more pan Tl e f ghls are f own at var o~ such as fl e p ann ng refam ar za t on mes dur ng he day depend ng on the w our law enforcemen po cy f e f e danger These p If'!:; equ e Ira n ng wea her p edict o s etc are neces a y n n f re oca ng procedures and al so n order o Be P epared be ng able to dentify w ldf e fro n If you th nk th s sounds I ke a lot of contro led burns work you crigh but fwe reab e to An ot e event he d annually dur ng reduce f re occurrence or the s ze of ou he f rs t par of spr ng f re se ason s our f res we fee h s s t me wel spent Defense fund launched B M A NN NG D W E BS 25 ch as he:;c; under contro led cond tons a so take n a ac t on on f e e v v va uable ra n ng a ds Th s o/ea m et g prov ded a Anothe ea s a n ng devices s spec a even Nationa For e t F e • a d C e k PU Bl C 3 F' e Wardens and oope at ng_agen es ad one n rn I M ~ rc h wh c was Ou F e Wa rdens a re key people n our G~rd Oh o spokesman for the bus nessmen sa d I e fund was es tabl shed afte r t was learned he s ate canno pay the legal fees We know hey don t have t e personaI wherew !hall to defe nd th emselves sa d I ~ ck add ng that he had no spoken o ny of the g ards men abo he fund bu ad wo ked w th wo of the r wtves Luck sa d he money would be d strtbuted according to need We have prov ded course! dur ng the grand JUry mvesti gat ons but now that crun nal charges have been nd cated the attorney general s off ce oanno defend or pay for 111 torney fees for those md cted sa d Jack Madd gan spokesman for the attorney general s off ce If guardsmen were found n nocent of the charges however they could ask the sta e to pay thetr legal ex penses Maddigan sa d Intrusion in Kent charged CLEVELAND UP! A statement released Sunday by the parents of four Kent State Umvers ty students slam ill a barrage of Oh o Nahona Guard gunf re charged an mappropr ate ntrus on by the White House had caused a delay of nearly four years n the converung of a federal grand JUry to nvesttga te he shoot ngs Parents of the students kil ed dur ng an anttwar rally on the campu s May 4 1970 o e relat ves of the v ct ms lawyers and several students attended a Sunday afternoon meetmg here pr10r to the release of the statement Ail recently as 1973 sho tly before M R chard son (former Attorney Genera reopened th ~ nvesttga ton the White House spec f cally ruled out the conven ng of a federal grand Jury and he Wh te House commented spec f cally hat f a grand JUry "ere Reso u on convened no nd c ments convenmg the grand JUry was I IN THE THIRTIES ga den var ety au omob le nechan cs shook the r heads sa d They don t nake em ke they used o In he Fortes afte World War 11 when Detro go back nto bus ness au o mechan cs sa d Tl ey don make em 1 ke I ey did back n the Th r es In he F Illes au o mechan cs sa d Nobody makes em ke they d d n he old days conJur ng up unages of the Model T the Chevy the Studeba ker Pres den And n the S x es the) sa d Detro t wasn t do ng eve n as good as n he Ftft es I subm t n he maill they re all dead w ong Cars oday althoug n so ne easure the result of eng nee ng mag na o ran amuk are much mych be ter than even n the [ rs Henry s day My bas s for JUdgmen m les covered between maJor ove haul and p o to cons gnment to Junkyard !1 c te two cases bo h of personal know edge tha bear direct!) upon two of Henry s legendary f nest automobtles F rst t s n y unpress on the average med um pr ced car s nee World War II w ll produce up to 100 000 mtles wtthout maJOr overhau ndud ng reworkmg valves seats Some haven t done tha well Many have'done better (three ofmme have ) There are many cars bu lt m the f ft es on the road today raptdly becom ng collectors pr ~es st ll perfornung well under the name plates of Ford Genera Mo ors labels Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Ramb e So what d d he s or ed Model T do for mt es Not nearly so well One of my earl est recollect ons s watching Dad and h s brother a Kansas Methodist oreacher who came from 100 '""'"• away to stay for a week and help relme the coqnectmg rod bearillgs and put n new ptston rmgs of Dap s 1914 M6del T That wa~ n about 1919 four years after that car took {o the road It couldn have had more than G000 m les on ts m leage meter if t had had one wh cH t d dn t How do I know the m les totaled n the area of 6 000 Because two !rtps "ere made weekly to town and back on Salurday o shop and on Sunday o hurch These tw ce weekly r ps were made ill the sprmg summer and autumn wea her per n ng In the wmter the 16-m le round tr p was made 1 kely on y on Sunda) because attendance at Sunday and church by far had the h gl est pr or ty t! bemg ordamed that ne her sleet ha I snow mud or other natural disasters should keep s fanuly from go ng to church Other tr ps dur ng theweek were m no f not non-eXIstent By 1924 when our second shiny new Model T came pnce an even $400 no tax) th ngs weren t much different By then the w ce weekly round r ps to own and church were shortened to e ght m les each And by 1926 when drouth and otl e1: mtsfortunes d ctated movmg to the Pactftc Nor hwest the 1914 underwent tts thtrd overhaul the 1924 ts f rst n preparat on for the tr p &th made t but rarely The 14 was done Really done The 24 sun•tved for three more years of very modest demands upon ts t red metal Car owners of today expect much more and get t The past supported only by human recall which records the T e s te of New Or ean s fan ous F ench Market was good and erases the bad and altogether w thout hard eVJdence s f st used by Ind ans as sad to have been better than t was ~ barter ng place wlmld resu t Th s was an conducted would be taken up mappropr a e mtrus on by he by he House Judtc ary Com Wh e House nto he affatrs of mtttee mvest gatmg llllpeach he Jud cal Branch of govern men! proceed ngs agatnst Prestdent Ntxon ment the statemen sad A feder al grand JUry m A letter from Leonard Gar Cleveland Fr day returned men! sent to Dean Kahler a nd ctmen ts agamst e ght student partially paralyzed pre sen or former Oh o from a bullet wound suffered Nattonal Guardsmen illvolved durmg the shootmgs also was n the sl ool ngs made public follow ng the One of our paramoun con meetmg cerns has been the failure of Garment had replaced John the Jus ce Department to con Dean as Wh te House counsel vene a fede a grand JUry w th and was respond ng to Taylor s m a reasonable per od of tune pet hons and legal br ef after the Scranton Comnuss on seek ng a grand JUry and the FBI mves gat ons It IS our unanumous JUdgeth sta e nen sa d It has ment fa grand JUry were con become apparent o us that vened t wou1d etther brmg no there has been pol t cal n nd ctments or brmg nd ct terterence wtth the JUdie al ments that would only result m process acquittals etther or beth of Former At orney Genera wh ch outcomes would be John M tche 1s -dects on n counterproduct ve to the obAugust 1971 not to allow a Ject ves you yourselves are By Lawrence E Lamb M D federal grand JUry was made pursu ng the letter satd DEAR DR LAMB My a a tlllle when he was alread) husband has the gout Hts doctor IC'lls h m thts ts ac vely engaged tn he CABS OFF STREETS hered tary We know of no one managemen of N xon s LANCASTER Oh o (UP!) reelect on campa gn and n the Lancaster Pol ce Ch ef Sam m our fam ly who has had this face of the strong conclusiOns Muts er sa d over the weekend a lment or disease The doctor of he Scranton Comnuss10n he had ordered taxt cabs owned satd that n tune the k dneys that the shoot ngs were un by he Arrow Co here off c ty rould be severely affected and necessary unwarranted and streels af er he f rm s I ab bty there s no cure so therefore n the statement nsu ance exp red last week ttme t could be fatal Is there nexcusable sad no wal to help th s condit on • The parents also expressed Thank you for any mformat on the op n on tha the manner Its about lime to dtg tn the you can g ve ill wh ch the nvesttgat on of garden to fmd the rake you DEAR READER I suspect he shoot ngs and the delay n left there last fall that you have nusunderstood your doctor While gout has a endency to be heredltary tt sn t always so Some famtly members may have had htgh ur c actd levels the substance that causes the gout and not had gout attacks Yes there s a lot that can be <!<me to treat gout It ts no fonger the !errtble d sease tt PITTSBURGH UP! was named most valuable of Our offense con! ded U S the U S stars Brad Davts of was on~e Tbere are medicmes All Stars coach Brendon Monaca H glt School wtth 14 ~ rei eve the pam durmg an before Sunday s po nts was named most valua acute attack There are medicmes to help Dan Roundball ble Pennsylvaruan Class c s prllllar ly to get the Pennsylvama led by DaVJs wash out the excess urtc ac d the ktdneys ball nstde e ther o Moses or held a 46-40 halftlllle lead but through John uunn saw the U S stars take the Aflopurmol Zy!oprllll IS very The strategy worked as lead 61l-5Zat the end of the'lhtrd effect ve m stoppmg \he body Moses Malone a 6 foot 11 pertod Malone led the cells from overproducrng uttc center from Petersburg (Va ) Nat onals to a 17 14 advantage ac d Ktdney problems from H gh school ooored 31 pomts to m the I nal per od to clmch the gout are abnost unknown m property treated cases today lead he U S All-Stars to a narrow 77 76 VJCtory Saturday v 'iio~een 6-foot 1 g\lard from Jt used to be a problem but tt ts over he Pennsylvama All Pittsf eld Mo was the second a whole new ball game today Stars n the curiam closer of ])ighes U S star wtth 11 DEAR DR LAMB - Now the h gh school basketball dou everybody admtts that vttamm po n s wh le 6-foot-3 Hoses E won t cure heart attacks or bleheaders Champa ne had 13 for the An On o ~'ill-Star team led by Pennsylvan ans make one beautiful but do you 18 pomts and 13 rebounds by 6- 1n the opener Harnts was think 11 would help mature foo t 7 Larry Harr s of Loram s named the most valuable cataracts m softenmg the Cl earv ew H gh School Ohman as the Buckeyes opened lenses that have a tendency to crushed the Quaker State All to a 40<!3 halfttme l~S"d alfd""Saw-get r gid;>-•---c--,"7"' Sta e A I Stars 89 78 m the t dbn n sh 0 58-52 after three Also do you think 1t would opener to hand Pennsylvan ans quartets before ou(&cormg the help mUScular dystrophy m a double setback Quaker state stars 3! 26 m th humans m conJunction wtth Malone no relat on to the U f nal pertod Rtck Cotten o~ other v tamms• S coach from New Yorks Pittsburgh s Oliver High DEAR READER - Judgtng Power Memor al Htgh Scholl! Schooj wtth 14 potnls and 13 from my mat! not qmte Jaillmect m the wjmmg bilsket rebcunds was named Qu~ker everyone yet admits to the lack n he f nal moment and later States 1110§1 valuable of u• fuln0$8 of VItamin E pt)ls DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB Treating the gout Ohio All-Stars crush foe 89-78 UN ITED STATES OF A.MERICA STATE OF OHIO SCOTT VA \ NKEN POMEROY Na\y Atrman Recru t Scott T \an Vranken son of Mr and Mrs Harvey F Van Vranken of 414 Spring A\C has gradua led from recru I training at the Naval Training Center Orlando He will report to a formal school for spec ally Ira ning or to a ship or shore stat on for on the JOb tra nmg by the oottor Town and Coun y Amer ca as the ate Lou s CasseL• refer ed o p aces I ke ours n h :;j_ast book before his recen dea th s full of 1 ve y serv ce-<l enteddafly newspapers also 1 ke ou s) No nf eq!len t y we pe form a uruque and di ec se v ce tha s one that were no for us Ike y would no b done Several weeks ago Ruby M Myers 677 B-C~ I s Oval "'kro asked n a e te pr n ed unde ou Letters to tbe ed o headl/lg fo nformat on about des e~dants of John U He thank yo u note of lllllrsday sa d 1 w sh o thank you fo wha you have done fo e 1o m) great surpnse 1 ece ved let ers from Mrs Ins Myers Kelton & x 404 Po nc oy and M s Ches e An nette Kn ght 104 Leg on Te ace Pomeroy f om you w e up of me wa tmg em~ ery mscr pt ons & h of hese a dies are cous n~ of m ne I have spent se veral yea s tr) ng of nd desce ndants of John U Mye s and all known des endants l found were deceased 1 makes ones day when a good deed has been done I or capsule s And n rega ds to Low levels are part cularly cataracts or mu scular troublesome for pat ents dystrophy the ans •er to bo h ak ng dtgttal s hoart quest ons s no med cmes In these nstances The Nat onal Academy of the pat ent s parttcularly Sctences Commtttee on 1 ke ly o have heart Nutr t onal M s nformat on rregular t es recen ly descrtbed tl e many Potass urn s abundant n clauns for v tanun E as not many foods but the best barked by sound ex sources are the fresh frutts perunentat on or chmcal ob- oranges lemons grapefruit servahons and labeled such and bananas A good way to clauns mislead ng build up your level ts to use a Desptte all the ~launs the glass of orange JU ce three only use for add t onal v tamm tunes a day Or you can use a E today appears o be m banana as a subs tu e for the Premature nfants and patients orange JU ce who have bad problems abMAN SHOT sorb ng food from the ntestinal GREENVILLE Oh10 UP! tract Pohce satd Charles Mader Le me pont out that thts ts 21 Greenv lle was found shot not one man s op mon or the op n on of the Amertcan to death at h s father n laws Med cal Assoc at on but the home Sunday Author ttes prestig ou'¥Nat onal Academy tvould not prov de any other nformat on n the shoot ng of Sctence For add t10nal nformation on nutr t onal needs you may CARS DERAILS wan \0 send for the Balanced COVINGTON Ohw (UP! D et booklet Send 50 cents to cover costs to Balanced No IIJUrtes were reported D et P 0 ll<>x 1551 Rad o when ftve cars of a Penn City Stat on New York N Y Central Ratlroad freigl tra n 10019 bound from Columbus to In DEAR DR LAMB What s d anapol s dera led near here Surday a normal potass um count What are the effects of a low potass urn rate and what CHIDES WATER DIET common foods help bu ld up CHiCAGO (UP! ) - For th s level? some the S<l-<'alled water diet DEAR READER The may be hazardous to health an normal level IS 3 5 or 5 0 art cle m the Journal of the mtllteqwvalents per I ter This Amer can Me\1 cal Assoctalton IS fatrly techntcal but t IS m warns The d et sometimes un ts used for the promoted as a qwck easy measurement Low potass urn solut on to obes ty reqwres levels affect the heart s action ntake of at least etght glasses and make t more susceptible of water da ly and restr cts to rregular t es Low consumption of carbohydrates potasstum levels are al so T)le art cle sa d not only IS the assoc ated With weakness but we ght loss only. temporary usually the se , p l~ ha e h t causes an mrned ate rtse enough other medical n cholesterol 1h1s probably Pfpblems thaltt • um)IOSS!ble does not ~arm he~lthy young to separate this problem from people the article satd but the other problems others shoul' he wary ' I ( TheDa y Sen nel M ddleport Pon c oy 0 Ap 11 974 NFL defectors feel others will follow Ui> o go o h sl< Today s u B 1 ~1 h 111 ~o utiH 111 11 Sport Parade I \1ILION 1\ICHM~N UPI Sn s Ed I r B Th s wasn one of Pe e Ro el e s «n ~ en Sunda) s War[ eld goes even fu rther He says ~e cou ldn bel e e t when he f st saw he $3 m ll onf gu e nane'.lspaperacoupleofdaysago Why no I asked h m We I no everyth ng I read n the pape s s ue he laughs 1 ha e a c dency no t o be e.ve.eve y h ng I ead n \he p ed med a Pau Wa f ed attends Ken State n the off season and does a ad o >P O ts sl 011 the e He cou d be o eo e ed to ad o a~d TV han he s o newspa e s fh s lllle ho •eve wha I e read n he newspape r was true wasn t t Yes he says st augh ng h s me was ue Csonka Kick nd Wart eld all ag ee hey umped o To on o for on y one reason and the reason didn t ha ve so much to do wthmoney tself t eycla m as d d have odo w h hefu u c of the r [am 1es We hope the fans n M am w ll have an open m nd about this and reabze that we are bus nessmen as well as foo ball players 1 says Csonka who has taken a lot of hard knocks lumps and bru ses du mg h s four l ea s at Syracuse Umvers ty and SIX subsequent years wt h the Dolphins Ttm~ w tl Family It s been tough the pas few ) ears he goes on 1 ve never rea ly been able to spend as much t me as I wtshed w th my boys Douglas and Paul Th s w Uenable me to spend more une w h them 1 think th e M am fans are super I would have loved to play footba the resl of my 1fe for Don Shula but some (lles th ngs you want o do most JUSt a en n the cards Joe Robbe t can be safel) sa d was disturbed over the turn of - -events and Don Shu a probably more than anyth ng else was hurt Both had reason to feel the way they did They knew Csonka K 1ck and Warf eld were go ng up to tall< to Toronto owner J ohn Basset! Jr bu hey though the playe rs were on y go ng he e to 1sten and then come back a nd negotta e It d dn t turn ou qm e that wa) At a news conference m M am Sunday n gh someone suggested he Dolphins had been dynam ted by what happened We we e torpedoed corrected Joe Hobb e Larry Csonk a J m K ck and Paul Wart eld don t feel tha way at all and ha t mere y proves ¥O U can run nto he same d f ference of op non on any g ven Sunday m football as you can on anv g ven day n horse racmg STATE FARM- The l\brld~ NumiJer One Homeowners InsUrer Mo e people nsure lhe r homes w th S ate Fa m than w h any o her company That s becaus\' hey ve foun d State Farm offe s he bes n se v ce p otect on and economy G ve me a ca I II beg ad o g ve yo u a I the deta Is St ev e Snowden SS JRu se S G a11e H Oh o nss Like a good netgl bor State Fann IS there STATE FAAM~E ANb CAS UAlTY CO MPANY B oom ng on 4p no s m = Trevino captures GNO title :-lEW OR I ANS UP Lee 1 e no say go ng for he What happe ned on I s pa t cu ar one was hat he Wo d Foo bait League p ayed tab e stakes poke w h he o der n uc be ter estab shed Na on Foo ba l League and won The WFL ca cd he NF I s hand and made u n ts a dl do vn Pu s 1ano he vav on Sa tu da) he WF L was no hi g On B ld Move On Sundav w th one bod no e w s n au hen maJO league Tha n substance vas wl a he WFL a hieved b s gn ng Csonka K k and Warf eld Cons denng a t rna or league f anch ses c a one a cnt c league go fo fa rr ore han $3m I on today I d have to say he WFL go tse f a b rgan Leo Cah I e gene a manage of he To onto Nor h nen fo r whom Cson ka K ck and Wa f el v I beg n play ng nex t )ea reveals the sum pa d the three M am pia} e s was even n excess nf $3 m 1on nd coun ng ce ta n defer ed pay nenls I e s te I ng I e ruth Csonka as bel ts p o footlx I s No I ful lback and the Super Bowl MVP w I ece ve nea ly $1 5 n o fr o he No tlunen over a three yea per od Warf eld as f ne a w de ece eras ere's s gned fo a {at $1 m l on K ck t e bea ded run rung back who per od cal y comp a ned he •asn ge t ng enough play ng me from Don S ula due o tl e presence of equa Uy apable Me ury Mo r s sn exac y be ng left out n the co d e her He s gett ng $900 000 over- th ee yea s The lola money package s some"ha as on sh n~ even n this day of runaway nfla on Csonka adm s t s mo e than he expected Offered More fh eToronto club offered us more than 11 e an c paled- eve n no e han we had sked fo n he exp ora ory pa kage he sa d Home~fice t ~ tt 111 Y.;m NEW YO I K UF he dec son a an e y one fo Joe Robbe on ake He JUS didn I ppen a t e m so he sa he on ng al co u d no I h ven u a che k on Joe Hobbe s n one Ia e) bu something e 1 me he d be ha d p o co n up w h I ose box a f gures he rep esen a c of a y Csonka J m K ck and Paul Wa f e d wa s eel go ff to 1 rr ove the elephone f om To on o Sunday M dd ~ po PH "9 92 torl t } w hou a our d dn awa} my cv no When ou e s tt ng h g a of t e o fo the h ee l e Dolph ns e heop on revea led e o ne tl e w n nc c Sun lay b s e ng t e La ke vood Countrv Oub Cou se v. seven under par 6 fo a 2-- ole o a of 21 uncJ.cr pa 267 11ia v.as no e t an enough \OWQ c $30 000f rs p tze n heGrea c Ne Orleans Open 1 e no h s no wo n s nee he n Do ph n on acts and co ere n 1975 we e Hov. eve r d as cia d sclosed the pa kage b eak 0 11 n to ough v $ m o pe d o vne Jo We e ,;on~ n csgeo e JOn l e s loca te added he hope t e ee e e It was 'put up or shut up' according to Miami's Robbie MlAMt UP! ) Joe Robb e Dolph ns o ge[ )jan nex says ha to keep La r y season he had o pu t up or shu Csonka Paul Wart eld <~ nd J m U)l by elepho ne and he pt ce K wk pla'y mg for his M am was $3 5 m I on He ded ned Ha e you ever been old o pu $3 m on n he bank o de to cont nue the conve rsa WHA S and ng t on Ro bb e asked al a By Un ed P es n e na o11.a Sunda) -l'.l:en ng news con E as fere e N w Eng a d w :r3 30 ~o' ~0 r; He srud tha s he way was 40 36 ~ 30 2 0 earl e when he spoke w I o on o Q ebe 38 16 80 J06 28D Edwa d Kea ng he barga n 3 3 9 26 26 en ago ng agent fo Sune r Bow MVP 3 3 9 83 266 26 C-eead Csonka and the two o he e ey 3 2 9 Dolph ns ho s gne W es three-yea r contracts to\all ng w H OtJ ,Qn $3 I on plus to play foo tbal M nn e'1io a / for the foronto Nor hmen of Ed on on W nn p eg he new "Wor d Foo ba League beg mung n 1975 The) s gl\ed Sunday n Toron o w e w ves of Csonk a and h s buddy K ck look ng ..,n a ong w th No h men owne s Joh Basset and partner H A Sta way and gene al manager Leo Ca u I Ho say ng a I the dubs n he new league strugg ng for par of pro foo ball s prof ts would By Un help pay the salar es w p g ga If there s a way o lega I) Bos o 5 59 3 9 05 ove tu n I e plans of fullba k Mon ea Csonka runnmg back K ck N Y Ran g e s and prern er w de rece ver To on o Pro Standtngs B a o ea mma es we re 55 2 8 52 25 39 iJ 26 39 8 6 3 5 0 36 28 5 239 Math specialist says odds 7 to 2 96 3 26 92 2 CINCINNATI UP! ) A Un vers ty of C ncmnat math ema tetan says he o~\ls of Atlanta s Hank Aaron hilt ng h s h story match ng 714th home run open ng day agamsl he Cmc nna t Reds he e Thursday a e 7 to 2 Dr Charles F Pmzka says the odds aga nst Aaron swat t ng ep c No 714 to tie Babe NBAStand ngs By Un ed P es n e na onal Ru h s all Iune homer record Ea s e n Con e ence P fi YO Is the second game of the season B es ou ou of sev en w l JUmp to 5 to 1 N ew Yo k So if I were a bettmg man Cap a I d say l;lenry Aaron h ts his 714 h he e on open ng day assummg he plays sa d Pinzka In any case I d say De o he h ts t m the f rst game he Ch c ago plags h s season because t ts Ml lw a uk.ee 2 o his best chance Lo~ A ng e es o 2 P.inzka correctly predicted Sunday s esu ts A!lron would not equal Ruth s Cap a 99 New Yo k 8 M w a uk ee 09 L os An ge e 90 record ast year on v ga m es sc hedu ed Accordmg o Pmzka the Monday s games odds are 35 to I agamst Aaron t: h ago a De o h ttmg h s record break ng on v g a m e scl'1 edu ed 71Sth homer m the same game '\BA Sand ngs he htts No 114 Pinzka says the By, Un ed Pres s' n e na onal Eas D v son Payoffs odds are only II to I agamst Bes ou ou of seven Wl Aaron knocking No 715 n his New Yo k 0 fifth game V g n a 0 Pinzka oe1 eves tnat Aaron 00 Ca o na generally has been a more K en u k y 00 Satu Clay s e su s cons stent home run threat n o games s hed u ed than the mmortal Ruth Sundays Games If you trace Aarons career no g a mes sc hedu ed you 11 note that after his f rs West D v on P ayof s .., Bes lour out of sev en year n the maJors Henry ts n wl the 40-home run range sa d 0 San AnGno 0 nd ana Pinzka 0 u ah Aaron h t a career low 13 San 0 ego 0 Sunda y e u home runs h s rookie season 1n no gam e,\> s 1'1 ed u d 195~ And he s generally not always- wtthm ftve of "hat he hit the year before Pinzka Th~ pt mor e eal s c The e sn a playe n pro foo tba I who wouldn Jump to. he new eague for tha k nd of n oney sa d Do ph ns safety 011\'k Anderson The) ve go o grab t wh e t ev an sa d ece ver Ron Se lers Csonka K ck and Warf eld w 1 be back n M am fo the 1974 season f the league se ties differences o e a neY. ~e nera contra c w th players and a s r ke ave ed -and Csonka prom sed On he o her. hand pomts out P nzk a Ru h smas hed 59 homers n 1921 and th en fell off o 35 the next year The Babe smacked 46 home runs n 1924 and only 25 m 1925 Eas ow a d Warf e d Hobb e ndtea ed he I s n en on o come w I back and do everyth ng I You ca n be assu ed ha po bly ca n o lead M arm to a we re go ng o co n p e ~ ll h d st a g Super Bbowl nvest ga e ou leg a gl s n a The prom se alo e d d not s u on n wh ch t ee of our on nee a d sappo n ed coa h pla)e s haves gned contracts Don S u a who s c ose w h " lh ano he tea w,h~. ,.,e ______,C,es_ ,o ..nka pa rtl) because bo h the} e st I unde cont act o a e of Hunga an descen He us sad Hobb e He sa d the sad the ~>hol e though of the me doe~ no beg n un I Mav Do ph ns s nee w nn ng Supe I when the three can sta bow Vlll n janua y has bee n pla¥ ng ou he r op ons o a o " n a unp eced~n ed yea to bcco c f e agen s h d lllle We were orpedoed sa d I don know how these Robbe p a ers w perfo rm lh s Bu f Ule n t a) eac on season I s a s ua on we ve from managemen was bad neve f ced befo e and we I son e of he defec ng r o s p ay by ea sa d Shula De o va n cou NY a Do ~ n no e han a doesn realize )ea ag tow Fl out here sa d e 34 year-<J d Mex cah The bes I an say whe n so l}ody oos ha s the o he gu) s a en e [ ng h m wtn Tre no pos ed consecuuve roundso £67 68 67a nd65o nthe par 72 7 llllll-) a d our e He c d no suffe a bogey dur ng oumam n rev no m sse< on y three a coull c greens du ng he tournan en t r s a sta cme n app ed o he I o e NF I PAlM DESERT Ca l f UP! Ve e an Rod Laver of Aus ra a won he $50 000 Kemper lnternat onal Oeser 'Tenn s C ass c a II cr Green Gl'l>up ou ove n Sunday by be<l ng u se n nded Ros u Ta nn er of Cha tanooga Tenn 6-4 6-2 n a ba le of eft es Wooden will he hack Tropt l fo h s All Amer ca cen er Walt on wh o m ssed he s ow was vo ed he best ba sketball p a;e r n he coun ry by Un ted Press In te rnat ona for an un preceden ed h d str a gh une Wo oden refused o off er excuses for h s shy b g man who has been nd ned to shrug cont a ry off pub c mee ngs m he past My w fe told me she wan ts B he d d apo og ze fo r o be back and generally Wal on s absence speak ng I try to folio~> he It had no hing o do w th our des res satd Wooden defea t sa ct Wooden So After ou oss to N C State many people are af e hm tha n he NCAA sem f na s there he told me before the tourna m gh be some people connec men he was go ng to the ed w th UCLA who mtght want moun a ns to get away f om me to re re Joked Wooden everybo dy wl o has coached he team for 26 years But I deftn te y expect o be back a UCLA next year Wooden a ended the Atlanta Tip Off Club banquet where he accep ed the James Natsmtth ATLANTA UP! ) - Mrs John Wooden has told he John Wooden tha his place s a UCLA That be ng so he B u ns need no app y fo r a new b.1sketbal coach fhe most successful basket ba I coach n colleg a e h s ory lugg ng off a lroph) for absen cen e B ll Walton sa d he w I be back to coach he B ums nex year dcsp te umors to the I and none Sunday when he b oke way from the pack w h lou b rd es on I c [ rs s x ho es I he res dent of E Paso won by an ncred ble e gh st okcs over runnersup Ben Crenshaw and Bobby Cole Trev no star ed the [ nal 18 dead ocked w h Co e at 14urde pa 202 but the I tt e Sou h Afr ca n never cha lenged and \ook a 73 Crenshaw who pos ed a co urse e o d ~qua l ng 64 Sa u day rr oved n o a t e for second w th a b rd e on the 7lst ho e and took a 70 Trev no s 267 was he best 72-ho e total of th e yea on the PGA ou r and topped the Grca er New Or eans Open record by lou s rokes The e gh sho advantage also was the b gges w'fn ng margm h s ;ea NEW YORK UP! Bll e Jea n K ng the wor d s lead ng act e fem ale playe from H I on Head S C Sunday took a 2 I lead over poker fa ced Ch s Ever n the r 1974 ser es by bea mg ~e Ft Lauderdale Fla teen-a r 6-3 ~ 6-2 n th e f na o he $60 000 S&H nat ona wotnen s ndoor tenrus tournament Take If from me TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER. CHEF! INCREDIBURG!BLE' 1t's t1me to heat up! 'lmencans you can rrve 1n warm comfort all w1nter long with Hell Centl,jll Oil or Gas System It s the best you can buv It 1t wasn t I wouldn t tell you so 1 Special Family Meal Prices 4pm to closmg FOR ADULTS Bg She!• F ench F es Tu nover & La ge D nk OnY FOR KIDS Fu nburge " F ench F Jes sma D nk & Lol pop jGQe [}{][gO~ See Your Heil Dealer 1503 EASTERN AVE GALLIPOLIS, 01-JIO "' \ . "' ~ Ci~ Ice & F~el ,.,..... ' \ �2 The Datly Sent nel Mtddle port Po e oy 0 Ap 1 NTH E N THE COURT OF COMMON P L EAS ME GS COUNT Y OH 0 -.. CO MM O N PLEAS COURT 3 PROB A T E D V S ON M E GS CO U N TY O t-( 0 BANNY BRANHAM Pome oy On o Pan • • N E N(A li R 0 E Et\.E N 0 ACCO N PROBAT E OUR ME" G COU N OH 0 s J!;JDY BRANHA M Add e s 974 Unkno w n De erl dan In o ler to assu e hat f1r e F e Wardens and Cooperator s meeti ng g ta no ned o ak en edge fh p rpose of th se rr ee ngs s o a n ng se a e conduc ted strengthen co mun ca wns v th our <a pe od ca 1) 0 W kn ow apab y andled by fom Ea es Items f recontrol o gan za on They prov de co ve~-~ € e f r J ne onstruct on care va uab e se v e o the publ c by mak g of ~ (:1 11 saf.e t} An ac ua f re was burn ng pe n ts read y ava abe a d smr-~a to p ov de eal sm and to g ve they mak e t poss b e fo the F~rc e e f ghte an op1 o un ty o demon Serv ce o rna nta n cuntro over where s ra c f e f g h ng te hn ques Exere ses and when burnmg s pe m tted Some d tern ease _a n gge an eac on t o people I ook ou f e eason s ust o ne and tn e o develop I a xtl sense ega d ng f e k t1 e Boy Sco t we us I ve up o he oo Be P epa ed Apa of o p pa a on ncludes an en o y of f e f gh ng oo s a Co 2 25 3 4 8 25 4 6 Vesu us n o t y ng a I e~ « d n the mob le a h s r cd n ou p ckup So ne of ou f e a den ha ve caches n c f ont ofthe ho mes ~>h c h a ea ou eof f e f gh ng oo s ase of a f re close by Ea I f e season a I the too s are nspecfed o ns re tha I ey a e I a p and safe to use F e ools by t em el s an do he he; have o be n I e a ds of ob ca pable 1eople Ea h vea r we ha ve ne v peop e ou f re f g ti ng forces T ~se people need a g \ so our vete ans ::! be o ne ~ le ru s y s n e e..... c 0 8 25 Ne AKRON Oh o UP! - A Defense Furd has UDGE been set up by a group of Akron COMMON P EAS COU R P RO B A E 0 V S O N :~rea b,\ffi nessmen to ra se M E GS COU NT Y O H 0 money for the legal defense of etght present and former Ohto NOT CE OF nat onal guardsmen nd eted APPO NTMENT for the Kent Sta e shoot ngs Ca se No 1 9 Esta e o Rober L Sha P A spokesman for Ohto Allor Oecea ed No e s e eb g en ha ney General W ll am J B own enn e Hap on a o satd Sa urday the guardsmen d epo Meg Co un Oh o has been du v app o n e d mdtcted by a federal grand E xe u x o he E s a e o JUry last Frtday for tbe 1970 Robe L Sh a p de ea ed a e shoot ngs cannot be defended Me gs Coun o M dd epo Oh o by the state under Ohio law C ed o s a e equ ed o f Lawrence Luck Wadsworth he c am s w h sa d du a v ER w h n ou rnon h Da ed h s 26 1'1 d a y o Ma 9 4 M a n n g 0 We bs e u dg e Co o Commo P eas P oba e D on 4 B 5 3 ' a Casab anca rn a o port of modern Mo occo s hardly the w ld w eked c ty por t ayed by Ho lywood Buses stop runnmg at 9 p m and I ghts II cke r ou soon afte ward 5 4c The lla1~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE JNTERFSTOF MEIGs-MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNDIR..L ""HOEFUCH Ed ROBERT 3 8 25 'EdJ P.ub !shed dail" exttp Sa urrlay by The Oh o Va ley Publlihing Comprmy Co rt s Poine oy Oh 56 69 Business Of :e P mr11 992-2t00 Ed tor& Phone 9t22S Second l.aSII postage pe d • Pomer Oh C 0 N ew a d C e k B TRIPP RECOv t<KtNu Alv n Tr pp of Rt Pomeroy son of Mr and Mrs Fred Tr pp of Mason s recuperat ng fr om ser ous back su ge y n Moun t Carmel Hosp tal Columbus Fr day He expects o re ma n there several days He IS tn oom 710 Amcmded So a e Jll No ' a l ed a F c S rr ul a or Th s s a mass Wa den Alva Van Meter ret ed af er 30 of ele u on c aparatus wh ch s able to years of ser v ce a nd was presented't th p o e t a s mu a ted fo c t f re s uat on an apprec a on .awa rd from he Fore on a sc ee n One person s des gna ed the Serv c AI a s se rvt e exempl f es he boss and he s ~ n the hot scat and ded cat on and enthus asm of ou F re a Is he hots Th people runn ng the Wardens Our meet ng was a so a tended s mu a or prOJeC va ous road blocks by r.ep ese nta ves of loca voluntee f e ~>h c h nd er he f re boss f om ef depa tmen ls and f om he Sta e of Oh o fee t ve y co nt o ng the f ~ The Department of Na url Resources ex e se s o wl en he f re boss so ves F rep event on a so plays a key ole the p ob em and controls he f c n p e f re &eason ac v t es Tl s n In days pastthe f e p otect on of our volves appea ran es by Smokey Bea r fores ls wa s under tlie vatchf eyes of mam tenance of our prevehtwn s gns and ou f a ookouts Mod e n day de tee on s presentatiOns to va ous organ za ons by a rcraf f y ng a p edeterm ned fl ght AI of the above act v t es and more pan Tl e f ghls are f own at var o~ such as fl e p ann ng refam ar za t on mes dur ng he day depend ng on the w our law enforcemen po cy f e f e danger These p If'!:; equ e Ira n ng wea her p edict o s etc are neces a y n n f re oca ng procedures and al so n order o Be P epared be ng able to dentify w ldf e fro n If you th nk th s sounds I ke a lot of contro led burns work you crigh but fwe reab e to An ot e event he d annually dur ng reduce f re occurrence or the s ze of ou he f rs t par of spr ng f re se ason s our f res we fee h s s t me wel spent Defense fund launched B M A NN NG D W E BS 25 ch as he:;c; under contro led cond tons a so take n a ac t on on f e e v v va uable ra n ng a ds Th s o/ea m et g prov ded a Anothe ea s a n ng devices s spec a even Nationa For e t F e • a d C e k PU Bl C 3 F' e Wardens and oope at ng_agen es ad one n rn I M ~ rc h wh c was Ou F e Wa rdens a re key people n our G~rd Oh o spokesman for the bus nessmen sa d I e fund was es tabl shed afte r t was learned he s ate canno pay the legal fees We know hey don t have t e personaI wherew !hall to defe nd th emselves sa d I ~ ck add ng that he had no spoken o ny of the g ards men abo he fund bu ad wo ked w th wo of the r wtves Luck sa d he money would be d strtbuted according to need We have prov ded course! dur ng the grand JUry mvesti gat ons but now that crun nal charges have been nd cated the attorney general s off ce oanno defend or pay for 111 torney fees for those md cted sa d Jack Madd gan spokesman for the attorney general s off ce If guardsmen were found n nocent of the charges however they could ask the sta e to pay thetr legal ex penses Maddigan sa d Intrusion in Kent charged CLEVELAND UP! A statement released Sunday by the parents of four Kent State Umvers ty students slam ill a barrage of Oh o Nahona Guard gunf re charged an mappropr ate ntrus on by the White House had caused a delay of nearly four years n the converung of a federal grand JUry to nvesttga te he shoot ngs Parents of the students kil ed dur ng an anttwar rally on the campu s May 4 1970 o e relat ves of the v ct ms lawyers and several students attended a Sunday afternoon meetmg here pr10r to the release of the statement Ail recently as 1973 sho tly before M R chard son (former Attorney Genera reopened th ~ nvesttga ton the White House spec f cally ruled out the conven ng of a federal grand Jury and he Wh te House commented spec f cally hat f a grand JUry "ere Reso u on convened no nd c ments convenmg the grand JUry was I IN THE THIRTIES ga den var ety au omob le nechan cs shook the r heads sa d They don t nake em ke they used o In he Fortes afte World War 11 when Detro go back nto bus ness au o mechan cs sa d Tl ey don make em 1 ke I ey did back n the Th r es In he F Illes au o mechan cs sa d Nobody makes em ke they d d n he old days conJur ng up unages of the Model T the Chevy the Studeba ker Pres den And n the S x es the) sa d Detro t wasn t do ng eve n as good as n he Ftft es I subm t n he maill they re all dead w ong Cars oday althoug n so ne easure the result of eng nee ng mag na o ran amuk are much mych be ter than even n the [ rs Henry s day My bas s for JUdgmen m les covered between maJor ove haul and p o to cons gnment to Junkyard !1 c te two cases bo h of personal know edge tha bear direct!) upon two of Henry s legendary f nest automobtles F rst t s n y unpress on the average med um pr ced car s nee World War II w ll produce up to 100 000 mtles wtthout maJOr overhau ndud ng reworkmg valves seats Some haven t done tha well Many have'done better (three ofmme have ) There are many cars bu lt m the f ft es on the road today raptdly becom ng collectors pr ~es st ll perfornung well under the name plates of Ford Genera Mo ors labels Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Ramb e So what d d he s or ed Model T do for mt es Not nearly so well One of my earl est recollect ons s watching Dad and h s brother a Kansas Methodist oreacher who came from 100 '""'"• away to stay for a week and help relme the coqnectmg rod bearillgs and put n new ptston rmgs of Dap s 1914 M6del T That wa~ n about 1919 four years after that car took {o the road It couldn have had more than G000 m les on ts m leage meter if t had had one wh cH t d dn t How do I know the m les totaled n the area of 6 000 Because two !rtps "ere made weekly to town and back on Salurday o shop and on Sunday o hurch These tw ce weekly r ps were made ill the sprmg summer and autumn wea her per n ng In the wmter the 16-m le round tr p was made 1 kely on y on Sunda) because attendance at Sunday and church by far had the h gl est pr or ty t! bemg ordamed that ne her sleet ha I snow mud or other natural disasters should keep s fanuly from go ng to church Other tr ps dur ng theweek were m no f not non-eXIstent By 1924 when our second shiny new Model T came pnce an even $400 no tax) th ngs weren t much different By then the w ce weekly round r ps to own and church were shortened to e ght m les each And by 1926 when drouth and otl e1: mtsfortunes d ctated movmg to the Pactftc Nor hwest the 1914 underwent tts thtrd overhaul the 1924 ts f rst n preparat on for the tr p &th made t but rarely The 14 was done Really done The 24 sun•tved for three more years of very modest demands upon ts t red metal Car owners of today expect much more and get t The past supported only by human recall which records the T e s te of New Or ean s fan ous F ench Market was good and erases the bad and altogether w thout hard eVJdence s f st used by Ind ans as sad to have been better than t was ~ barter ng place wlmld resu t Th s was an conducted would be taken up mappropr a e mtrus on by he by he House Judtc ary Com Wh e House nto he affatrs of mtttee mvest gatmg llllpeach he Jud cal Branch of govern men! proceed ngs agatnst Prestdent Ntxon ment the statemen sad A feder al grand JUry m A letter from Leonard Gar Cleveland Fr day returned men! sent to Dean Kahler a nd ctmen ts agamst e ght student partially paralyzed pre sen or former Oh o from a bullet wound suffered Nattonal Guardsmen illvolved durmg the shootmgs also was n the sl ool ngs made public follow ng the One of our paramoun con meetmg cerns has been the failure of Garment had replaced John the Jus ce Department to con Dean as Wh te House counsel vene a fede a grand JUry w th and was respond ng to Taylor s m a reasonable per od of tune pet hons and legal br ef after the Scranton Comnuss on seek ng a grand JUry and the FBI mves gat ons It IS our unanumous JUdgeth sta e nen sa d It has ment fa grand JUry were con become apparent o us that vened t wou1d etther brmg no there has been pol t cal n nd ctments or brmg nd ct terterence wtth the JUdie al ments that would only result m process acquittals etther or beth of Former At orney Genera wh ch outcomes would be John M tche 1s -dects on n counterproduct ve to the obAugust 1971 not to allow a Ject ves you yourselves are By Lawrence E Lamb M D federal grand JUry was made pursu ng the letter satd DEAR DR LAMB My a a tlllle when he was alread) husband has the gout Hts doctor IC'lls h m thts ts ac vely engaged tn he CABS OFF STREETS hered tary We know of no one managemen of N xon s LANCASTER Oh o (UP!) reelect on campa gn and n the Lancaster Pol ce Ch ef Sam m our fam ly who has had this face of the strong conclusiOns Muts er sa d over the weekend a lment or disease The doctor of he Scranton Comnuss10n he had ordered taxt cabs owned satd that n tune the k dneys that the shoot ngs were un by he Arrow Co here off c ty rould be severely affected and necessary unwarranted and streels af er he f rm s I ab bty there s no cure so therefore n the statement nsu ance exp red last week ttme t could be fatal Is there nexcusable sad no wal to help th s condit on • The parents also expressed Thank you for any mformat on the op n on tha the manner Its about lime to dtg tn the you can g ve ill wh ch the nvesttgat on of garden to fmd the rake you DEAR READER I suspect he shoot ngs and the delay n left there last fall that you have nusunderstood your doctor While gout has a endency to be heredltary tt sn t always so Some famtly members may have had htgh ur c actd levels the substance that causes the gout and not had gout attacks Yes there s a lot that can be <!<me to treat gout It ts no fonger the !errtble d sease tt PITTSBURGH UP! was named most valuable of Our offense con! ded U S the U S stars Brad Davts of was on~e Tbere are medicmes All Stars coach Brendon Monaca H glt School wtth 14 ~ rei eve the pam durmg an before Sunday s po nts was named most valua acute attack There are medicmes to help Dan Roundball ble Pennsylvaruan Class c s prllllar ly to get the Pennsylvama led by DaVJs wash out the excess urtc ac d the ktdneys ball nstde e ther o Moses or held a 46-40 halftlllle lead but through John uunn saw the U S stars take the Aflopurmol Zy!oprllll IS very The strategy worked as lead 61l-5Zat the end of the'lhtrd effect ve m stoppmg \he body Moses Malone a 6 foot 11 pertod Malone led the cells from overproducrng uttc center from Petersburg (Va ) Nat onals to a 17 14 advantage ac d Ktdney problems from H gh school ooored 31 pomts to m the I nal per od to clmch the gout are abnost unknown m property treated cases today lead he U S All-Stars to a narrow 77 76 VJCtory Saturday v 'iio~een 6-foot 1 g\lard from Jt used to be a problem but tt ts over he Pennsylvama All Pittsf eld Mo was the second a whole new ball game today Stars n the curiam closer of ])ighes U S star wtth 11 DEAR DR LAMB - Now the h gh school basketball dou everybody admtts that vttamm po n s wh le 6-foot-3 Hoses E won t cure heart attacks or bleheaders Champa ne had 13 for the An On o ~'ill-Star team led by Pennsylvan ans make one beautiful but do you 18 pomts and 13 rebounds by 6- 1n the opener Harnts was think 11 would help mature foo t 7 Larry Harr s of Loram s named the most valuable cataracts m softenmg the Cl earv ew H gh School Ohman as the Buckeyes opened lenses that have a tendency to crushed the Quaker State All to a 40<!3 halfttme l~S"d alfd""Saw-get r gid;>-•---c--,"7"' Sta e A I Stars 89 78 m the t dbn n sh 0 58-52 after three Also do you think 1t would opener to hand Pennsylvan ans quartets before ou(&cormg the help mUScular dystrophy m a double setback Quaker state stars 3! 26 m th humans m conJunction wtth Malone no relat on to the U f nal pertod Rtck Cotten o~ other v tamms• S coach from New Yorks Pittsburgh s Oliver High DEAR READER - Judgtng Power Memor al Htgh Scholl! Schooj wtth 14 potnls and 13 from my mat! not qmte Jaillmect m the wjmmg bilsket rebcunds was named Qu~ker everyone yet admits to the lack n he f nal moment and later States 1110§1 valuable of u• fuln0$8 of VItamin E pt)ls DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB Treating the gout Ohio All-Stars crush foe 89-78 UN ITED STATES OF A.MERICA STATE OF OHIO SCOTT VA \ NKEN POMEROY Na\y Atrman Recru t Scott T \an Vranken son of Mr and Mrs Harvey F Van Vranken of 414 Spring A\C has gradua led from recru I training at the Naval Training Center Orlando He will report to a formal school for spec ally Ira ning or to a ship or shore stat on for on the JOb tra nmg by the oottor Town and Coun y Amer ca as the ate Lou s CasseL• refer ed o p aces I ke ours n h :;j_ast book before his recen dea th s full of 1 ve y serv ce-<l enteddafly newspapers also 1 ke ou s) No nf eq!len t y we pe form a uruque and di ec se v ce tha s one that were no for us Ike y would no b done Several weeks ago Ruby M Myers 677 B-C~ I s Oval "'kro asked n a e te pr n ed unde ou Letters to tbe ed o headl/lg fo nformat on about des e~dants of John U He thank yo u note of lllllrsday sa d 1 w sh o thank you fo wha you have done fo e 1o m) great surpnse 1 ece ved let ers from Mrs Ins Myers Kelton & x 404 Po nc oy and M s Ches e An nette Kn ght 104 Leg on Te ace Pomeroy f om you w e up of me wa tmg em~ ery mscr pt ons & h of hese a dies are cous n~ of m ne I have spent se veral yea s tr) ng of nd desce ndants of John U Mye s and all known des endants l found were deceased 1 makes ones day when a good deed has been done I or capsule s And n rega ds to Low levels are part cularly cataracts or mu scular troublesome for pat ents dystrophy the ans •er to bo h ak ng dtgttal s hoart quest ons s no med cmes In these nstances The Nat onal Academy of the pat ent s parttcularly Sctences Commtttee on 1 ke ly o have heart Nutr t onal M s nformat on rregular t es recen ly descrtbed tl e many Potass urn s abundant n clauns for v tanun E as not many foods but the best barked by sound ex sources are the fresh frutts perunentat on or chmcal ob- oranges lemons grapefruit servahons and labeled such and bananas A good way to clauns mislead ng build up your level ts to use a Desptte all the ~launs the glass of orange JU ce three only use for add t onal v tamm tunes a day Or you can use a E today appears o be m banana as a subs tu e for the Premature nfants and patients orange JU ce who have bad problems abMAN SHOT sorb ng food from the ntestinal GREENVILLE Oh10 UP! tract Pohce satd Charles Mader Le me pont out that thts ts 21 Greenv lle was found shot not one man s op mon or the op n on of the Amertcan to death at h s father n laws Med cal Assoc at on but the home Sunday Author ttes prestig ou'¥Nat onal Academy tvould not prov de any other nformat on n the shoot ng of Sctence For add t10nal nformation on nutr t onal needs you may CARS DERAILS wan \0 send for the Balanced COVINGTON Ohw (UP! D et booklet Send 50 cents to cover costs to Balanced No IIJUrtes were reported D et P 0 ll<>x 1551 Rad o when ftve cars of a Penn City Stat on New York N Y Central Ratlroad freigl tra n 10019 bound from Columbus to In DEAR DR LAMB What s d anapol s dera led near here Surday a normal potass um count What are the effects of a low potass urn rate and what CHIDES WATER DIET common foods help bu ld up CHiCAGO (UP! ) - For th s level? some the S<l-<'alled water diet DEAR READER The may be hazardous to health an normal level IS 3 5 or 5 0 art cle m the Journal of the mtllteqwvalents per I ter This Amer can Me\1 cal Assoctalton IS fatrly techntcal but t IS m warns The d et sometimes un ts used for the promoted as a qwck easy measurement Low potass urn solut on to obes ty reqwres levels affect the heart s action ntake of at least etght glasses and make t more susceptible of water da ly and restr cts to rregular t es Low consumption of carbohydrates potasstum levels are al so T)le art cle sa d not only IS the assoc ated With weakness but we ght loss only. temporary usually the se , p l~ ha e h t causes an mrned ate rtse enough other medical n cholesterol 1h1s probably Pfpblems thaltt • um)IOSS!ble does not ~arm he~lthy young to separate this problem from people the article satd but the other problems others shoul' he wary ' I ( TheDa y Sen nel M ddleport Pon c oy 0 Ap 11 974 NFL defectors feel others will follow Ui> o go o h sl< Today s u B 1 ~1 h 111 ~o utiH 111 11 Sport Parade I \1ILION 1\ICHM~N UPI Sn s Ed I r B Th s wasn one of Pe e Ro el e s «n ~ en Sunda) s War[ eld goes even fu rther He says ~e cou ldn bel e e t when he f st saw he $3 m ll onf gu e nane'.lspaperacoupleofdaysago Why no I asked h m We I no everyth ng I read n the pape s s ue he laughs 1 ha e a c dency no t o be e.ve.eve y h ng I ead n \he p ed med a Pau Wa f ed attends Ken State n the off season and does a ad o >P O ts sl 011 the e He cou d be o eo e ed to ad o a~d TV han he s o newspa e s fh s lllle ho •eve wha I e read n he newspape r was true wasn t t Yes he says st augh ng h s me was ue Csonka Kick nd Wart eld all ag ee hey umped o To on o for on y one reason and the reason didn t ha ve so much to do wthmoney tself t eycla m as d d have odo w h hefu u c of the r [am 1es We hope the fans n M am w ll have an open m nd about this and reabze that we are bus nessmen as well as foo ball players 1 says Csonka who has taken a lot of hard knocks lumps and bru ses du mg h s four l ea s at Syracuse Umvers ty and SIX subsequent years wt h the Dolphins Ttm~ w tl Family It s been tough the pas few ) ears he goes on 1 ve never rea ly been able to spend as much t me as I wtshed w th my boys Douglas and Paul Th s w Uenable me to spend more une w h them 1 think th e M am fans are super I would have loved to play footba the resl of my 1fe for Don Shula but some (lles th ngs you want o do most JUSt a en n the cards Joe Robbe t can be safel) sa d was disturbed over the turn of - -events and Don Shu a probably more than anyth ng else was hurt Both had reason to feel the way they did They knew Csonka K 1ck and Warf eld were go ng up to tall< to Toronto owner J ohn Basset! Jr bu hey though the playe rs were on y go ng he e to 1sten and then come back a nd negotta e It d dn t turn ou qm e that wa) At a news conference m M am Sunday n gh someone suggested he Dolphins had been dynam ted by what happened We we e torpedoed corrected Joe Hobb e Larry Csonk a J m K ck and Paul Wart eld don t feel tha way at all and ha t mere y proves ¥O U can run nto he same d f ference of op non on any g ven Sunday m football as you can on anv g ven day n horse racmg STATE FARM- The l\brld~ NumiJer One Homeowners InsUrer Mo e people nsure lhe r homes w th S ate Fa m than w h any o her company That s becaus\' hey ve foun d State Farm offe s he bes n se v ce p otect on and economy G ve me a ca I II beg ad o g ve yo u a I the deta Is St ev e Snowden SS JRu se S G a11e H Oh o nss Like a good netgl bor State Fann IS there STATE FAAM~E ANb CAS UAlTY CO MPANY B oom ng on 4p no s m = Trevino captures GNO title :-lEW OR I ANS UP Lee 1 e no say go ng for he What happe ned on I s pa t cu ar one was hat he Wo d Foo bait League p ayed tab e stakes poke w h he o der n uc be ter estab shed Na on Foo ba l League and won The WFL ca cd he NF I s hand and made u n ts a dl do vn Pu s 1ano he vav on Sa tu da) he WF L was no hi g On B ld Move On Sundav w th one bod no e w s n au hen maJO league Tha n substance vas wl a he WFL a hieved b s gn ng Csonka K k and Warf eld Cons denng a t rna or league f anch ses c a one a cnt c league go fo fa rr ore han $3m I on today I d have to say he WFL go tse f a b rgan Leo Cah I e gene a manage of he To onto Nor h nen fo r whom Cson ka K ck and Wa f el v I beg n play ng nex t )ea reveals the sum pa d the three M am pia} e s was even n excess nf $3 m 1on nd coun ng ce ta n defer ed pay nenls I e s te I ng I e ruth Csonka as bel ts p o footlx I s No I ful lback and the Super Bowl MVP w I ece ve nea ly $1 5 n o fr o he No tlunen over a three yea per od Warf eld as f ne a w de ece eras ere's s gned fo a {at $1 m l on K ck t e bea ded run rung back who per od cal y comp a ned he •asn ge t ng enough play ng me from Don S ula due o tl e presence of equa Uy apable Me ury Mo r s sn exac y be ng left out n the co d e her He s gett ng $900 000 over- th ee yea s The lola money package s some"ha as on sh n~ even n this day of runaway nfla on Csonka adm s t s mo e than he expected Offered More fh eToronto club offered us more than 11 e an c paled- eve n no e han we had sked fo n he exp ora ory pa kage he sa d Home~fice t ~ tt 111 Y.;m NEW YO I K UF he dec son a an e y one fo Joe Robbe on ake He JUS didn I ppen a t e m so he sa he on ng al co u d no I h ven u a che k on Joe Hobbe s n one Ia e) bu something e 1 me he d be ha d p o co n up w h I ose box a f gures he rep esen a c of a y Csonka J m K ck and Paul Wa f e d wa s eel go ff to 1 rr ove the elephone f om To on o Sunday M dd ~ po PH "9 92 torl t } w hou a our d dn awa} my cv no When ou e s tt ng h g a of t e o fo the h ee l e Dolph ns e heop on revea led e o ne tl e w n nc c Sun lay b s e ng t e La ke vood Countrv Oub Cou se v. seven under par 6 fo a 2-- ole o a of 21 uncJ.cr pa 267 11ia v.as no e t an enough \OWQ c $30 000f rs p tze n heGrea c Ne Orleans Open 1 e no h s no wo n s nee he n Do ph n on acts and co ere n 1975 we e Hov. eve r d as cia d sclosed the pa kage b eak 0 11 n to ough v $ m o pe d o vne Jo We e ,;on~ n csgeo e JOn l e s loca te added he hope t e ee e e It was 'put up or shut up' according to Miami's Robbie MlAMt UP! ) Joe Robb e Dolph ns o ge[ )jan nex says ha to keep La r y season he had o pu t up or shu Csonka Paul Wart eld <~ nd J m U)l by elepho ne and he pt ce K wk pla'y mg for his M am was $3 5 m I on He ded ned Ha e you ever been old o pu $3 m on n he bank o de to cont nue the conve rsa WHA S and ng t on Ro bb e asked al a By Un ed P es n e na o11.a Sunda) -l'.l:en ng news con E as fere e N w Eng a d w :r3 30 ~o' ~0 r; He srud tha s he way was 40 36 ~ 30 2 0 earl e when he spoke w I o on o Q ebe 38 16 80 J06 28D Edwa d Kea ng he barga n 3 3 9 26 26 en ago ng agent fo Sune r Bow MVP 3 3 9 83 266 26 C-eead Csonka and the two o he e ey 3 2 9 Dolph ns ho s gne W es three-yea r contracts to\all ng w H OtJ ,Qn $3 I on plus to play foo tbal M nn e'1io a / for the foronto Nor hmen of Ed on on W nn p eg he new "Wor d Foo ba League beg mung n 1975 The) s gl\ed Sunday n Toron o w e w ves of Csonk a and h s buddy K ck look ng ..,n a ong w th No h men owne s Joh Basset and partner H A Sta way and gene al manager Leo Ca u I Ho say ng a I the dubs n he new league strugg ng for par of pro foo ball s prof ts would By Un help pay the salar es w p g ga If there s a way o lega I) Bos o 5 59 3 9 05 ove tu n I e plans of fullba k Mon ea Csonka runnmg back K ck N Y Ran g e s and prern er w de rece ver To on o Pro Standtngs B a o ea mma es we re 55 2 8 52 25 39 iJ 26 39 8 6 3 5 0 36 28 5 239 Math specialist says odds 7 to 2 96 3 26 92 2 CINCINNATI UP! ) A Un vers ty of C ncmnat math ema tetan says he o~\ls of Atlanta s Hank Aaron hilt ng h s h story match ng 714th home run open ng day agamsl he Cmc nna t Reds he e Thursday a e 7 to 2 Dr Charles F Pmzka says the odds aga nst Aaron swat t ng ep c No 714 to tie Babe NBAStand ngs By Un ed P es n e na onal Ru h s all Iune homer record Ea s e n Con e ence P fi YO Is the second game of the season B es ou ou of sev en w l JUmp to 5 to 1 N ew Yo k So if I were a bettmg man Cap a I d say l;lenry Aaron h ts his 714 h he e on open ng day assummg he plays sa d Pinzka In any case I d say De o he h ts t m the f rst game he Ch c ago plags h s season because t ts Ml lw a uk.ee 2 o his best chance Lo~ A ng e es o 2 P.inzka correctly predicted Sunday s esu ts A!lron would not equal Ruth s Cap a 99 New Yo k 8 M w a uk ee 09 L os An ge e 90 record ast year on v ga m es sc hedu ed Accordmg o Pmzka the Monday s games odds are 35 to I agamst Aaron t: h ago a De o h ttmg h s record break ng on v g a m e scl'1 edu ed 71Sth homer m the same game '\BA Sand ngs he htts No 114 Pinzka says the By, Un ed Pres s' n e na onal Eas D v son Payoffs odds are only II to I agamst Bes ou ou of seven Wl Aaron knocking No 715 n his New Yo k 0 fifth game V g n a 0 Pinzka oe1 eves tnat Aaron 00 Ca o na generally has been a more K en u k y 00 Satu Clay s e su s cons stent home run threat n o games s hed u ed than the mmortal Ruth Sundays Games If you trace Aarons career no g a mes sc hedu ed you 11 note that after his f rs West D v on P ayof s .., Bes lour out of sev en year n the maJors Henry ts n wl the 40-home run range sa d 0 San AnGno 0 nd ana Pinzka 0 u ah Aaron h t a career low 13 San 0 ego 0 Sunda y e u home runs h s rookie season 1n no gam e,\> s 1'1 ed u d 195~ And he s generally not always- wtthm ftve of "hat he hit the year before Pinzka Th~ pt mor e eal s c The e sn a playe n pro foo tba I who wouldn Jump to. he new eague for tha k nd of n oney sa d Do ph ns safety 011\'k Anderson The) ve go o grab t wh e t ev an sa d ece ver Ron Se lers Csonka K ck and Warf eld w 1 be back n M am fo the 1974 season f the league se ties differences o e a neY. ~e nera contra c w th players and a s r ke ave ed -and Csonka prom sed On he o her. hand pomts out P nzk a Ru h smas hed 59 homers n 1921 and th en fell off o 35 the next year The Babe smacked 46 home runs n 1924 and only 25 m 1925 Eas ow a d Warf e d Hobb e ndtea ed he I s n en on o come w I back and do everyth ng I You ca n be assu ed ha po bly ca n o lead M arm to a we re go ng o co n p e ~ ll h d st a g Super Bbowl nvest ga e ou leg a gl s n a The prom se alo e d d not s u on n wh ch t ee of our on nee a d sappo n ed coa h pla)e s haves gned contracts Don S u a who s c ose w h " lh ano he tea w,h~. ,.,e ______,C,es_ ,o ..nka pa rtl) because bo h the} e st I unde cont act o a e of Hunga an descen He us sad Hobb e He sa d the sad the ~>hol e though of the me doe~ no beg n un I Mav Do ph ns s nee w nn ng Supe I when the three can sta bow Vlll n janua y has bee n pla¥ ng ou he r op ons o a o " n a unp eced~n ed yea to bcco c f e agen s h d lllle We were orpedoed sa d I don know how these Robbe p a ers w perfo rm lh s Bu f Ule n t a) eac on season I s a s ua on we ve from managemen was bad neve f ced befo e and we I son e of he defec ng r o s p ay by ea sa d Shula De o va n cou NY a Do ~ n no e han a doesn realize )ea ag tow Fl out here sa d e 34 year-<J d Mex cah The bes I an say whe n so l}ody oos ha s the o he gu) s a en e [ ng h m wtn Tre no pos ed consecuuve roundso £67 68 67a nd65o nthe par 72 7 llllll-) a d our e He c d no suffe a bogey dur ng oumam n rev no m sse< on y three a coull c greens du ng he tournan en t r s a sta cme n app ed o he I o e NF I PAlM DESERT Ca l f UP! Ve e an Rod Laver of Aus ra a won he $50 000 Kemper lnternat onal Oeser 'Tenn s C ass c a II cr Green Gl'l>up ou ove n Sunday by be<l ng u se n nded Ros u Ta nn er of Cha tanooga Tenn 6-4 6-2 n a ba le of eft es Wooden will he hack Tropt l fo h s All Amer ca cen er Walt on wh o m ssed he s ow was vo ed he best ba sketball p a;e r n he coun ry by Un ted Press In te rnat ona for an un preceden ed h d str a gh une Wo oden refused o off er excuses for h s shy b g man who has been nd ned to shrug cont a ry off pub c mee ngs m he past My w fe told me she wan ts B he d d apo og ze fo r o be back and generally Wal on s absence speak ng I try to folio~> he It had no hing o do w th our des res satd Wooden defea t sa ct Wooden So After ou oss to N C State many people are af e hm tha n he NCAA sem f na s there he told me before the tourna m gh be some people connec men he was go ng to the ed w th UCLA who mtght want moun a ns to get away f om me to re re Joked Wooden everybo dy wl o has coached he team for 26 years But I deftn te y expect o be back a UCLA next year Wooden a ended the Atlanta Tip Off Club banquet where he accep ed the James Natsmtth ATLANTA UP! ) - Mrs John Wooden has told he John Wooden tha his place s a UCLA That be ng so he B u ns need no app y fo r a new b.1sketbal coach fhe most successful basket ba I coach n colleg a e h s ory lugg ng off a lroph) for absen cen e B ll Walton sa d he w I be back to coach he B ums nex year dcsp te umors to the I and none Sunday when he b oke way from the pack w h lou b rd es on I c [ rs s x ho es I he res dent of E Paso won by an ncred ble e gh st okcs over runnersup Ben Crenshaw and Bobby Cole Trev no star ed the [ nal 18 dead ocked w h Co e at 14urde pa 202 but the I tt e Sou h Afr ca n never cha lenged and \ook a 73 Crenshaw who pos ed a co urse e o d ~qua l ng 64 Sa u day rr oved n o a t e for second w th a b rd e on the 7lst ho e and took a 70 Trev no s 267 was he best 72-ho e total of th e yea on the PGA ou r and topped the Grca er New Or eans Open record by lou s rokes The e gh sho advantage also was the b gges w'fn ng margm h s ;ea NEW YORK UP! Bll e Jea n K ng the wor d s lead ng act e fem ale playe from H I on Head S C Sunday took a 2 I lead over poker fa ced Ch s Ever n the r 1974 ser es by bea mg ~e Ft Lauderdale Fla teen-a r 6-3 ~ 6-2 n th e f na o he $60 000 S&H nat ona wotnen s ndoor tenrus tournament Take If from me TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER. CHEF! INCREDIBURG!BLE' 1t's t1me to heat up! 'lmencans you can rrve 1n warm comfort all w1nter long with Hell Centl,jll Oil or Gas System It s the best you can buv It 1t wasn t I wouldn t tell you so 1 Special Family Meal Prices 4pm to closmg FOR ADULTS Bg She!• F ench F es Tu nover & La ge D nk OnY FOR KIDS Fu nburge " F ench F Jes sma D nk & Lol pop jGQe [}{][gO~ See Your Heil Dealer 1503 EASTERN AVE GALLIPOLIS, 01-JIO "' \ . "' ~ Ci~ Ice & F~el ,.,..... ' \ �,. ' • __/ 5- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Aprl11, 1974 4- The D1illy &!ntmel, Mtddleport-Pomero~O , Aprtll , 1974 Bucks, Bullets capture NBA playoff triumphs By Uruted Pre'S International knockout ' "' ........ The Mtlwauk ee Bucks, In the only other playoff ! sweepmg th e ftrst two games or---game Sunday mght the Ca pttal their playoff senes at home m Bullets evened theu senes the Natwnel Baskelball agamst the New York Kmcks Assoctatton, have put the at 1-1m games by beat10g the pressure squat ely on the U>s Kmcks, 99-1)7, m Landove1, Md Angeles l.akers The onl y playoff actiOn The Bucks took thetr 2.j) lead tomght IS m Detro1 t where U1e m games by rompmg to a 109-90 Ptstons, who scored a road VIctory m Milwaukee Sunday ga me breakthrough Saturday rught after a much tougher 99- by beatmg the Chtcago Bulls, 95iotctory m the opener Frtday 97-ll8, In Chicago, ge t a chance mght Now the scene shtfts to to lake a commanding leod m U>s Angeles where the Lakers thetr senes wtll have to make the home Unhke the ope rung "game court advantage stand up -<>r thnller , the Bucks had thmgs be on the way to a raptd all lhetr own way m Sunday's trouble Nte1 that the Bullets came bac k to a 50-44 lead at halfllme and stayed m front the rest of the way to atone for a 102-9lloss m New Ym k Fnday The lhtrd game of the senes wtll be tn New York Tuesday E lVIn Hayes of the Bullets had o4 pom ts - 18 of them after he got four persona-ls Coach K C Jones sa1d he debated "a thotJ sand t1mesn whPther to lake Hayes out because of the foul s but concluded , "It's never safe to lake hun out " Phtl Chemer had 35 po10ts for the Bullets and Dave DeBussc herc IL'f tile Kmcks w1th 20 wm ove1 lhe Lakers afte r a close first half \\hen the; were held to a 50-48 margm' In the llurd penod the Bucks hit on 10 of 20 shots and oulrebounded the Lake r~. 17-9, to open a 62-52 lead ~md' thev never were p1 essed afte1 that Kurccm Abdui-Jabbat, the league" MVP , aga m led the Bucks wt.h 32 pomts and 25 rebpunds \lhtl e Bob Dandndge added ~1. a sum matched by the Lakers' Gall Goodn ch The Bullets lratled the Kmcks· by<etght romts durmg the second penod but that's \\hen Wall FraZier got m foul . exhibition crowd in 8 years course, was Hank Aaron, appearmg w1th the Atlanta Braves But 10' the end, 1t was the muddled Mmnesota Tw_ms who put on the best show, and the 5,103 who were on hand sUI! aren't sure what they saw at Tmker F1eld was pure comedy or watered-down tragedy Atlanta beat Mmnesota, 6-5, the '1'111rs suffermg th etr 2oth Sprmg setback m 23 ou\tngs, but 1t was the way the Braves d1d, commg up wtth two WI earned runs 10 the nmth with l]llo out and wtthout benefit of a base hit, which sort of overshadowed everythmg that Aaron did. Reliever >:1c Albury, the loser, had two strikes and no balls on Mike Lum when he walked him and the next batter also Tom Burgmeier came m and hit Rowland Offtce to f•ll ths bases after which Dusty Baker bounced a sqrnbber to ftrst baseman Jim Holt, who bobbled the ball and then kicked 11 allowmg two runs to score. As for Aaron, he htt a htgh inf1eld pop-up that went for a double 10 the second mning when the Tw10s lost the ballm the sun. Then m the fourth he hfted another pop-up whtcil thtrd baseman Ertc Soderholm let d!ior an error So m or great defenses Cardmals White Sox 2 Bob Gtbson, tunmg up for his opcnmg da) pttchmg aSSignment wtth the Cardmals, hmtled the White Sox to two runs m seven tnmngs en route to a 5-2 St Louts victory The f1rst four Whi te Sox batters hll safely 10 the first mrung but sloppy base-runrung was responstble for them scor mg only one rWI Gtbson cheeked the White Sox on only one hit over the next five mmngs before Yielding another run on two h1ts m the seventh Roy;~ls 9 Red Sox 6 ' J1m Wohlford smgled m the deciSive run '"th a stxth mmng smgle and Fran Healy drove 10 four runs wtl~ a homer, tnple and double to help the Royals complete a perfect spriOg at "home" With a 9-6 VICtory o,ver the Red Sox at Fort Myers, F la Paul Sphttorff, the Royals' 20-game wmner last year and the pitcher manage< Jack McKeon has destgnated . to hurl the regular seaso n opener agamst the Twms, gave up all SIX of Boston's runs but was the wmner Expos 6 Orwles 5 The Expos go t to Doyle Alexander for all thetr runs 10 beatmg the , Onoles, 6-5, for thetr fifth stratght . .Righthander Erme McAnally, battlmg for a spot- m Montrea t 's startmg rotatiOn, scattered three s10gles and d1a not allow an earned run m the seven mnmgs he worked J1m Lyttle and Mlk<f'Jorgensen, compet10g for the Expos ' left fteld JOb, had two hits aptece, Lyttle a homer and a smgle, and Jorgensen a tnple and a double Rook•e outfielder mcked Montreal tchcver Bill Stoneman fo r " 1hree ' "" homer m the etghth Ttgers 8 Reds 3 Wtlhe Horton drove m four runs \li th a s10gle, double and a homer for the Ttgers m thetr a3 wm over the Reds Lefty Don Gullett worked five scoreless mnmgs before Horton cuffed him for a t\10-run homer dunng a foUI-rWI SIXth Phlllies 9 Pirates 5 Mtke Anderson, Wtlhe Montanez and M1ke . Schm1dl all teed off on Dock Eilts for home runs 10 thS Philhes' 9-5 dectston over the Ptrales Ed Farmer, a 1ecent ptck-up by the Phils, hurled three-htt ball over five )nniOgs and was the Winner Rtchte Hebner homered for the Pirates Yankees 2 Mets 1 Ron Blomberg , who can fly, scored all the way from first base on Gratg Nettles' htl-andrun smgle wtth the run that gave the Yankees a 2-1 wm over the Mets at Fort Laudeldale. Cra ig Swann gave up both Yankee runs m the fifth Pat Dobson, "ho has allowed only one earned rWI m 29 mmngs thiS sprmg, pitched shutout ball over the ftrst seven mnmgs to get the victory. Astros 5 Rangers 4 Play10g before 44 017 m the Astrodome, the Ast;os shaded the Rangers, 5-4, on rookie Foreman Veieran driver killed, • remazns- two mechanics injured CHARLOT'! E I UPI] - A faulty parachute led to a weekend drag racmg acctdenl that ktlled veteran drtve, Dave Anderson of Mtnneapohs and mJured two mechamcs "' Anderson '5 dragster went out of control at 248 miles per durmg hour Saturday quahfymg runs for the $100,000 Southern Natwnal Drag Race Champ10nsh1ps The 761-pound car struck Davia Oxendme, 23, of Charlotte and Red Jackson, 2ti of Myrtle Beach, S C , and then smashed mto a concrete retammg wall Another mechamc, Charles Raugh, 36, of Fort Wayne, ldn , was treated for ·burns at Cabarrus County Hospttal Anderson was makmg a quahfymg rWI for the champwnshlp, maugural event of the 1974 Internallonal Hot Rod AssocLahon season Kennedy Safford of Chicago was vtctonous m the FWiny Car divtston, Dale Funk of Radcliff, Ky , m the top fuel _diVISIOn and Wayne Gapp of U>voma, M1ch , In the pro stoc k diviSIOn Sunday Safford edged Shirl Greer of Warner Robbms, Ga , although Greer had a htgher top speed. Safford was clocked at 163 63 \ mtles per hour, Greer at 16917 mph stranded Aaron, Braves draw biggest By United Press lnternauonal The largest baseball crowd m e1ght years turned out Sunday 10 Orlando, Fla , lured by the f10al appearance there of the man about to break Bpbe Ruth's record, and they not only saw hun, but they also • saw a brand of baseball which made them blink The prune attractiOn, of outhelde• Mtke Easler s smgle w1th the bases full 10 the mnth mmng It was Easler's th1rd hit of the game Tom Griffin, s lated to p1tch Houston' s reg ular seasoh opener Fnday, left Sunday's contest m the fourU1 when he brutsed his fmget by gettmg lut with Ius own foul ball -~ Dodgers 8 Angels 4 Joe Fe• guson and ~on Joshua each had three rb1s to help the Dodgers down the Angels, 6-4, m the rubber game of thetr senes m Los Angeles. Btll Buckner won the Fresco Thompson Memonal Award as the MVP of lhe series and Andy Messersmtlh, Saturday 's wmner , \Ia& the rec1p1ent of the Lefty Plu lhps' Memona l Awa 1d as the outs tandm g pttcher of the senes Padres 4 Cubs 3 Wllhe McCovey rocketed one o£ Horac10 Pina 's serves for a lOth mmn g homer that proVIded the Padres w1th a 4-3 trmmph over the Cubs Vtcente Romo pitched two scoreless mmngs m rehef and was the wmner Indians 6 Brewers 2 Back-to-back homers by Charlie Sp tkes and Dave Duncan gave the Indians a 6-2 -verdict over the Brewers at Tucson, Arlz The wmner v.as JiZi\ Perry but he had to leave the game m the siXth when htt on his ptlchmg hand by a lmer . off George Scott's bat Perry went to the hospttal for . precautiOnary X-rays CAHACM; ZUPII - Undefeated - heavy wet gh t champton George Foreman cqntmued hts unwanted Venezuelan vacatwn toda y whtle la\l yets II ted to unlangle hts lax problems resullln g from last Tuesday's successful t1 tle defen se agamst Ke n Norton Foreman LS not pernutted to leave Venezuela unltl hts tax problems are resolved to the sat tsfac lt on of local authontles The champiOn's manager· trmner, D1ck Sadler, sa1d he hoped lhe necessarv tax clearance could be obtamed 10 lime for Foreman to catch a late afternoon fhghl to the Umted Stales Although Sadler ftrst mstsled roreman \lould not pay any Venezuelan mcome tax, the champiOn Fnday pu( up $150,000 of hts own money to co~e r taxes on h1 s pur se of $700,000, whtle bond of $150,000 was posted to cover tax on re venue from anc1llary nghts Sad l er matnta t ned Foreman 1Scontract wtth VIdeo Tedunques, Inc , of New York, copromoters of the M~rch 2ti f1ght , called for a tax free purse Norton, who was knocked out tn !he second round, used a Slmtlar formula to sattsfy the mcome tax department $40,000 m cash to cove1 his $200,000 purse plus i $40,000 bond ag~m stlaxes on anctllary ea rrungs Norton left Saturday Rutland 467 P1oneer s 48 RaCine 602 Roc kettes 39 H gh Tea m 5er• es - Ra c m e 60 2 Rocketts, Fe eney Bennett Str1ke Out s 1365 Jr Gu tter Ousters 1358 H1qh Team Ga m e - Ra c m e Fee n ey 60 2 Ro cke ll s 14 03 Bennett Str 1ke Outs 1365 J r Gutter Dust e r s 1358 H 1gh lnd Se r1e s - Ma x 1n e Dugan 46 2 Ge rry K ss mg er 451 Mary Hoover 430 H1gh lnd Gam e - Maxme Dugan 169 Mary Hoover 166 Gerry Kess1nger 161 March 22 , 1974 BOYS OR GIRLS Green Thumb J 11 OR OLDER BE A • NEWSPAPER cARRIER lHE _DAILY SENTINEL I lmmed 1a te earnmgs upward of $1000 mo 2 F1rst year bonus of $2040 3 Complete classroom arid f1eld trammg, mcludtng ex pense pa 1d t r1 p to national sales tra 1nmg ce nter 4 Cont1nuous advancem en t tram1ng to help you mcrease earnmgs 5 P le nty of prospects No door to door ca nvassmg No s lack season 6 Over 3 m1ll1on dol lars a year of nat1orral advert 1s mg 7 In t ernationa ll y known company Leader m f1eld , mu lh mill1on dollar assets 6 L1 fe t 1me career opportun1ty 9 Take life easy at the end of 20 to 30 years with a retirement fund of $40 to $802 a month 10 Advancement to sa les management How Does Your JUb Compare? Call. MUTUAL OF OMAHA WEEKDAYS 10 A.M. to l P.M. MR. EISCHEID 439-4413 An equal opportumty employer M -f • PIs Pick a locksmith in the. Yellow Pages • I cut from ML rosters By United Press Internatwnal A dozen more players got the bad news today that they w1ll not be m maJor league Wllforms when the 1974 b1g league baseball season opens on Thursday One of them, John Jeter, balked when gtven his llcket to the miiiOr leagues. The -29-year-old Jeter, who hit 241 as a reserve outfielder last year, was one of ftve players assigned by the Chtcago White Sox to thetr Iowa farm as the Pale Hose Local Bowling MASON BOWLING CENTER Tuesday Industrial March 19, 1974 Team Pomts B1IIS 60 Burtons 58 Coca Co la so Rtggs Used Cars 48 Mason Aggregates 40 Ftesh e.rs , 38 Oh10 El ect r ic 32 Farmers 26 f Team H1gh Sertes - Bur tons 2743, R IQQS 2536, Ohi O Elett r 1c 2474 Team H•gh Gam e - Bu rtons 950, Burtons 904 Burtops 889 \ "' lnd H 19h Senes - l D1Ck. Mason 677 , J1m Thoma s 58 5 Roger R1ebel 574 ' lnd High Game ·~ Otck Mason 258 , Dif k Mason 246. George JohnSOfl 223 Tues day lnd ustnal March 26, 1974 D. ) Team Po1nts B1IIS ~ B~rron s 66 R. 1ggs Used Cars 54 Coca Cola SO Mason Aggrega t s 48 Fleshers 38 Oh1o E lec tn c 34 Farrhers 26 Team High Senes - Bur tons 2743 , BillS 2597, ) R1gg s Used Cars 2510 Teem H1gh Game - Burtons 932. Burtous 912, Burtons 899 lnd High Sene!, - Bil l Dav1s U2, Ber11ard Wh1te 636, JoMn 1 Grate 587 1 I In~ H1gh Game eernara White 236 , BIIJ Oallll !1 p3, 8ern"rd W ~t te 129 \ JOmed ot her clubs in gettmg down to the 25-man player lun1t wh1ch goes mto effect on Opemng Day Jeter, who was oblamed by tfie Whtte Sox two years ago from Ptttsburgh, told the club he won't report to Iowa and asked them to trade him to another major league team or fmd h1m a JOb playmg baseball m Japan Catcher Hal Kmg, who hit the hom e run that was regarded as the turnmg point m the Cmcmnall Reds' season last year, was another veteran g1ven the axe. Kmg, 30 now, split last year betw~~n the Reds· and their Indianapolis farm club and IS bemg sent back to Ind1anapohs King pmch-h1t a tl)ree-run homer for the Reds off Don Sutton •m the f1rst game of a Ju)y 1 doubleheader to beat the Los Angeles, •a blow that marked the start of the Reds' ctiinb from 11 games out of rlrst place to the Nallonal · League West t1tle. King batted only 186 for the Reds, gettmg only etght hits 10 43 pmch' atbats, but four of those e~ghthtts were homers. Here are t)le players cut Sunday· Cincmnat1-catcher Hal King and pitcher D1ck Baney, to Indianapolis. New York ' Yankeesmfi elder Fred Stan ley, to N. W. COMPTON, 0: D. let Robinson's OPTOMETRIST. Help You With celebration Thursday mai kmg the fir st anmversary of the openm g of the Semor Ci tizens' Cen~ 'and the bi rthdav s of 18 seniOr Ci tizens The mvoc at10n wa s g1ven b~ the Rev Robert Card of LHlla a former member of the Me1gs County Coun ct l on Agmg Mr s Eleanor Thorn ciS, du ec tor revtewed ht ghhghts of the past years and told of the man\ act tvtl tes planned for the commg months ' She announced phws f01 a tnp to Ga lhpohs and Pomt Pleasa nt on Apn l 18 Included m the achvJt; wtll be a to m of - Our House and Rt;erb; The group will then cross the nver to the museum and p81 k m Pmnt Pleasant Buses wtll leave the center al9 '!0 and the cost will be $1 to co;et the gasoline and to ur s Those gomg are to take a s a c k , lunch fo r a ptcmc at the park M• s l'h omas noted that 1 ese r· valwns need to be 10 by Apnlll so that transportatwn needs can be arranged Other act1v 1t1 es bet ng planned for the semor cttLzens Ln cl ude a nv erboat cruise aboard the Chaperone on May 18 from I to 4 p m at a cost of not more than $2 wtth reservations to be made by not later than Apnl 26 Mts Thomas noted that the cost cou ld be less If more than 200 ta ke the cr u1 se She ~1lso reported thu t tf there 1s enough mterest a tnp to Cmcm nat1 lo see the H.eds play v. 1ll be taken on June 19 • and th:J t dg_din thts ~ ear OGses will be c hartered for a tnp to the Ohw State F<ur \lllh btr th d<~ys Thursday w('rc Mrs Glenna Milhoan of Chester, the oldest a tte ndtng and Mrs Edna Morgan, Flatwoods over 80, bo fh pte sen ted orc~ 1d corsages, an d Roscoe Hollon and Wlihelmtn <.~ Thoma , Chester Cm ol I aylor Racine. Le ona Ltevmg, Mtne rsv JII e Mtldred Mtlch Enterpn se Bertha Parke1. Laurel Chff DesSie Patterson Great Bend Ora Carsey Pa gevt lle, Nelle Wer ner and Asu Jo1 dan.., Middleport , , Gladys Cuckle1 and Ca rt te Ne utzhng , Th ose h onm ed Porne r o} , E d1th Be tz1n g , ATHENS - Th e Ohto. Vallev Summer Theatc1 (OVST I ,; prepanng to ra tse the curtam once agam on 1ts sumrn e1 season of thea tel by scheduling audtHOns for tt s summ er producllons for Apn l 7, at the Pallo Theater, located m the Oh10 Umverstty School of Theater, 17 S College St Athens Audtllons wtll be gm at I pm OVST, a non-p1 oftl orgamzatton workmg m con· junCtiOn With the OU, School of Theater, alms to provtde the peop le m the Oh10 Valley w1th quahly theatrical enter ta mment A tourmg company and an Athens company \\ Ill pre sent the summer produchOn::i - two mustca ls and t\\ o nop-mus1cals The tourmg company , whtch will tour the Oh10 Valley and the enllre s tale, has the followmg pos1t10ns a;a tlable performers (8 ), mus1c1ans (3] , MONDAY REVIVAl. at Mount Mon ah Church of God uegumwg Monda\ , 7 30 each eve mng " 'lh the Rev Ral ph Woods as eva ngeli st The Hev Donald Combs, pas tm mvttes the public MlDD!. EPO Rl Gar den Club 6 p m, home of Mrs M 1. French Mrs E 0 . Tell ksbal ) and Mrs M C Wtlson 'o hostesses POMEHOY GA HDEN. Club 7 oO p m , at home of M1 s ' l~o ) Betztng Roll call, name !l Oov. en ng sluub whicll you \\Ill sha re !l s hp, sprout or cutttng \\lth an oth e 1 member MEIGS Coun t) F,111 Board regular sesston secret.a r ~ ·s offi ce on Roc k Sp1 1ng s - Fairgrounds ORGA NIZ ATIO!\Al ses ston of Dar\110 4·H ( lub dl Bedford To\\nsh tp Yuuth Center, 0 30 p m For mare ~nfot mat10n cal l .J o Ann Kaldet . 992-5832 SALEM CENTER PTA 7 10 p m at sc hool Offtcers tu be mst..1lled Eve ryone \\ el cmne RACINE MEMORIAl VFW Pos t 6065 8 pm at Hmme l.egwn Hall TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT £11 emen s aux1ha rJ-, mee t at flrelwuse a t 6 15; then to M~ t gs Inn for dmner, ba ck to ftreh ou ~e fm dessert and whtte eleph,mt sa le Anmversmv to be ob J))d OL'i .! I C ge lllll ~ Sldi C.:C dlld Me1gs County semor cttizens are mvtted by the Metgs Com~ty Pwneer and Htstonca l Soctety to wr ite 111 essay form experiences and their memories of Me1gs Com~ty's past for thi s. year 's local htstory essay contest Mrs. Ehzabeth H1lferty, headmg the essay contest, has suggested that the senwr Clllzens wnte about people, places, thmgs or events of Metgs Com~ty's past as they remember them. For topics, she suggested the one-room school house, history o( churches, a busmess that once thnved , such as the old organ factory, the stores at Darwm, a blacksmith, a tailor ,old m1lls 1 or the story of what dally hfe was hke when they were yoWig She also sugges ted that the semor c1llzens m1ght use the railroads and the ra1lroad sta.t10ns now gone as a topiC, or mmmg as 11 used to be, or what farmmg was hke when horses and oxen were used Her other suggesttons were how housekeepmg was different years ago, the nverboats and travel, or an old fashwned ChriStmas Essays are to be a mtmmum of 700 words wt th no maxtmum Pnzes of $100 will be given wtth the best essay receiVIng $10 and good essays $7 each The wr tters ofthe best essays tn the contest will be presen te~ lhetr pnzes at a spec1aJ ceremony durmg the Regatta at the Muse um 's Heritage Sunday CelebratiOn on JWie 23 Essays are due on · May 31 and are to be matled to Mrs Htlferty a~ Route 2, Pomeroy, any lime before the deadhne VISIT IN MEIGS Mr and Mrs Paul Taylor, formerly of Rutland, of Helper, Utah v1s1ted refat1ves last week m Me1gs and Mason Counties and 10 ' Columbus They returned west Saturday night I CfCill (,.! llup Poll t nd l fd l ~~ su ll b.11lk If \ uu lnHs l JU St $5 111 set d o~IH I fl r ttl tzl:' l de' ote d f I'\\ 111.11 1 1 !!1 11 ~ tli,d Ill\ t'S tf lllfl l \I ll! L.;\f trl l l llli'lllg l.!SI \ ! e l ti! Jl(lfl \ 'u' Hn, . . trw nt I'll k 11 '1 llllll\ Sp d uf til e Mtddlcp ot l Cl1u1 <I• of Chnst Thur scl<~ ) mg hl gdve ~~ dmldhon to the La ~ tc • Sc<.tl sc~le and decided to pld( e three hhcs on the altar fm the L 1ster SCI Vll.'CS M t~s l t ' ,l lrl 1.:1 .~s..., 'tlld 1k. Ma.-4; Mat, . LAUNDRY 992-5428 Pomeroy PH. 99~-2635 EV 117 BANK RATE FINANCING l ~ \ I J ' • I \ gt,uJm,b INGELS fURNIT.URE OilY ClEANING Middleport Have Your New ... \ - \ I ., ,;_., I \ I' I~ •\ I, 1' o~gtllls 11f ft•r h e~ ltttr.tu14.. S~ It ·- MI,DDL~PQRT \ ,, h,l\ l" \ 1111 \\hl tl Uil Ad111111 1St l . IIHH1 \\d S c.md ~ ~.: gg s '• • -• 1'! - - ~\' \' • ' ,, \ j. \ ., Thursday from 9 <1 rn to 3 p m 10 the basement of the Sacred Heart Catholic ChUI eh by ll1c Catholi c Women s Club FURNITURE BAKER MIO,DLEPORT, 0. • SLIM 'N TRI EXERCISE C~UB ! WATCH FOR ' GRAND OPENING DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY I J ' \ 'I, ' I I . I.' I I I ' ANNQUNCEMENT • " ,I \ \ \ !Il l hu:-i h the sk\ "IT'S TRUE" - - - SALE PLANNED A nun mage sa le Wi ll be held • ' Us1 plttn REVIVAL TO OPEN The Rev James K Bradfteld, pastor of the Cherry Htlls Bapjist Church m Dayton , w11l be the e\'ange llst [or a revtval to be he ld Thursday through Sm~day, 7:30 each evemng at the Fust Southern Bapttsl Cha pel, 'Mu lberry Ave , Pomeroy Pomeroy, . I l!ts M•ddle port . 0 . . C(Jil S l df' llll g lllllldlln g d Sl: JC<:: I!VC SU l'l:lllll~ pl dn IJul public I e d Ct iO ll \\ci S \I I Ill• ten se 1hi..' F I\ A til \l[J [II..' d I hl' COMING SOON TO MEIGS COUNTY • t•• bl t s unlds \1 ~,( JI)IJII ! ( ' 111 t 1111 c1lt Gt V tr l~ sp.11 1 ulhpr ,, n ~ uml11g \fl\1 \0\lf J (}I gd l U! 11 IS Easter Shoes heritage house 1 I' pi (h For Our complete comprehensive homeowners' policy cove~ loss due to fire, theft, storm damage, more'. One ,premium . 102 W. Mam I lhL' \t·gel~1hl e s liH'Iliii S f til d(l\Jcc .md too · 'I ht.' p1 og 1arn t,;~k c n fl ulll P l,lli! pult IJtrl!lS, put tullldl•JC'S Women of the. Bthl c \\ dS 1111 Stdkt S I I Ill \\l i t' ( , l ~ ( S pr ese nted b\ M1 s Pc dr 1 gr 11\\ tlll urn bf•J -.. on ft:rlLL'S Be Re\ noltb wh o used D~bm dh ,, 111110\d l l\[ \ selrt t1on •1f sn,1p hf'c~ n s JUtlgc anti prupllelcss M,IS IJtLl s lr·llull l d( \J slit.'s Be\ nol ds told nf Dcbm ~~h s 01del to Bill ak .tbout th e ' Ut unllH 1s ln •,ct ult ~om .ttoe s ba ttl e, how she \\ent mtu tlt e \\t il tt1s l k ss Lh,1n $J for st•t d bdttle w1th Barak dlld \\ Oil lh r P Ccll e wluc.: h la sted 40 \em s Mak1· lwrilag1· Sllc sa!d Debm ah has been fa iled, '!he mothe1 of lstd el . hou•l ' 'our· and ~cud that God used her lu lw ad !jlHII'II • 1'\ make knO\H H1s \'1<111 S till e the tn sl!tu t l! J)l o l l ilt.' Mrs Margar et Junes M1 s 100 pl'r ce nt sc t t·e n 1n~ o l pel s FJe.ll\01 J.uhse Mr s M<1 1H! St.' ng e 1s on Ltn 5 ! (J7t 1111 Poslelwmt, Mrs Audre) S\l et t US :.t1lli ll C1 il.J S ht'l' ll ill ctnd Mrs Bl,Jilch Gilkc\ \\(.'1 (.' J a t: kPd I h1 Wnild \ lm,Jill t Th e tobl c nntes In mld s tll)l!ll l.' l 1'173 .1 hos tesses deem c~t10ns fea t Jll<'d JO nqutl s 11l:.IJUI n at lOll ,!] Ill\\ s pi.IIJll I P\e dltd thJ t th~.: l l.'du ..ll a basket of E.aster eggs, und You r Thom Me An Slore 992-2143 .. ,_ I f,llll!l\ l'h<~nk s BAZAAR SET An Eas ter bdzaa r v. 11l be he ld ThUI sday and Fnda) at the Semor Cttllens Center m the form er Pomer oy JLLm or Ht gh School bwidm g 1he OFFICERS OF Me tgs Htgh bazaar w11l feature a vartety of School alumm at 7 30 p m Items made by the semm meeting 1ooms of Columbus c1tLzens tncludtng tho se of spectalmterest for Easter such and Southern Ohto Elec tnc Co as baskets, eggs and Alumm are mvtted to attend dec01 allOns On Fnday a bake THUJ{SDAY sale w11l be held 10 conJunction CATHOLIC Women's Club, 8 w1th the bazaar and donatiOns ' p m Wednesday at Sacred of baked 1tems will be Hearl Church preceded by welcomed Mass at 7 15 p m FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Metgs Chapter, Daughters of the Amencan HevoluliOA 2 p m Fnday at the home of Mrs Thereon .Johnso n Program , " lndtan Culture of Southeastern Ohto ' by Larry Wolfe who wtll diSplay a collecllon of Jndtan arllfacts 'I 'I ' ' • ,, ... , ..... 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In Wh1t~, Gold or Green ., •• Robinson's ~10REMAN& ABBOTT ' You Can No rg e f1ts •ntG-¥Gur ltfe - w11h all new ta m1ly s•ze. ful ly a ulomattc lU St a me re 21 1nches wtde Ideal for washers an d drye rs !ha t n•c he ·~y o ur k•t c he n a n a lcove lUS t off !he bath tn a closet anywhere !hat s nea rer to you r clothes hamper Havtng ' I th e m wh e re YOU want them saves s le ps v. ark a nd I• me , 11111 s,, I Our s pec a l process dry c lean •ng wil l put new S r;~ rmg zmg 1n your gar... menls Br 1ng yours m now for the family We II renew th em Jn uJstut!' 1 d p.H kt>ts p l o\ Hlf tlw Ill ., I h lSI! pl.i!1 l lllg 111 r~ •r 111.111• ,, 1 t.J( .llliiJt a 11 es h~1 ' e llwJd11 ds ,f usi fu l t4 11 drm-r1g M1 ss Fr ances R ous h J e ~Hl C1c1 1g, Mr s Von c1 presided <1t the m ee tm ~ It \\d S Mf K rn ghl , ,1nd M1s ~ l ll r~ 1 cpo rted that d new S€\\ 111g Btund lllCithtne has been plll chdscd Mr s Mmgaret Jones g.J ve fm the dass A co rnmunl cdhun dr v01]()11 S tc~ktll l-( SC I tptnr t \\u S tead from ~ h e s1ster llf f1 om (u l l, dill! l.e dd l n g INSURANCE : will continue operation in the t, l!lh 1.: 1 11 ,1 /fWIUIIIlllllll UII,.WIII!UIIII\II:i)jj';:; 1/lliiMIIiiM~IIIIl~ Until further notice the Meigs Countj ASC OFFICE 11111 h old (ill \\ II \lt1tl " •pI S p u 1 lot k llli SSI Un.u\ 1eg.lldlng ..t box ,,f rned11 til (> r nvf' lopes se nt to hll H ~ por tc d til \\ CI C !\li S J ul. 1 Me~ e Asllle\ M1 s J esstt: At lL•n (> Pe<1cc of f; txl · dn d ,Jl ld hll h I, I ll II tiJ pl;.lfl t :\lul1 h1r t.; 11 1th st 1 1\\ f!, r. Jss Jippl If' !]d \eo \ l ' S P\ l f1 IJI.Ii k plt~llr contribute to Ea:;t-er Seals ll<~ ss !! CLS f1 !1111 Ill \I I I he- Lo) e~l Women s I\,,\ \\l: l\ o{h ,ll ntcl sld uh" Hl n l 1 td\~1 1f thl .t r t:.l 10., l.t!g! (l!hl l \~ l se d spa d e u1 I! tl d1 II f,,l k I ,\I!IJe llSL'd to Ill! 11 1!11 sjill In LH 1 1 r•u r 111 stmph !i\1 'II lt!lllillll\ 1\Jl I (.} \\ ~ IJ/ hJ!b Middleport c-hurch women ' now .•.'have your l·aundry center where YOU want it ... · in~-th~ kitchen; a closet, bathroom ... anywhere! 1\men ca Mvrc thdn 50-nnll wn people n m~ g e~ r d e ll lo some deg H..'C ,\ 1--(.Jrden Jng lrt l' \ CI V C.: OIIl CI of a nu thc1 iO null tu n \\ null! the {ountt \ 1s boornmg ga l ficn 1f the\ h.td the• ~tp It llld\ be rll f[ ,,ltun .1nd lht pm I !HI I 1\ lugh pncc uf food It I!ltl \ he .Jud g in g fr OJ II IqJlll lS Ill d the gds shor t.1 gc tha t \\1 11 b e SJI! lll g SUI' \'C\ SCL'd s upplH: ~ kce p1 ng man\ people h ome It llld\ bf' t1 ~ ht O t:' llld nr! f111 ma} b€' the bd L k -tu·rlt!tUi c \ ('gekt bll· S\: 1.-'ll espcu,lll\ 1s trend l lSlllg . bcl\Htll 20 ,llld 5() [XI Whateve1 thP 1 t>t~ so n gcu 0\ Cl ],Js\ \ l'dl S(Jillf' Sl t' d f il ii IS demng \\Ill ex p an d tn 1974 .I S 11 re p w f h c1s nut ::; ln te t h ~ \ 1ct on gardm1 e t d of Wodd Wc~1 II If th It IH!l rl '-i l! Ul' \ < IH ))l o.., l Th.Jt s tlw c on sen s us uf ~ .11 bt> l Is Il l Ol dl.'l l!d l h lt! IH dener s ~\ C spukc \\llh , uo.1 st tu L l l t d l ll u f th e ~rl t ll l ll' s toa s l Eq Uclll) Slgntfl lctn t the I!) bt Hl!i .md dlll oun ts 'uu nu ·d· storm ts 1n the sa les f1 g u1cs Wtlh d h1 1 of pldn!llng v\·~ b oukecl 01 de1s r1nd t: s hlll c! tl..•s u f Sill, ill S!Jdl.'l'S {IJII l(' l " ll ll\ r((.•d the llWJOI Seed flllll S rl UI · pl olr.; of gl otill (! Cdll p1 odu u · se n es c~nd othe1s th,tt supph dbund 1n th thr v o~ s t g c~ nk'mn g neuls of l ons ld L'I the sui\ dS r1 IJdnk .1 Tuppers Pldtn s, Hal e! Th omson. Brad bur) , 01 ville Ho gue, Rutl a nd and Roy Ptetsall, Pomt Pl.il!san t A fla g ra tstng celebratiOn concluded the obse rvance w1th the American Legw n Auxthary of Drew Webster Post 39, presentmg the flag "htch has' flow n ovct the Captla l 111 Washm gton , 0 C a nd was pr ovt ded by Congressmd n Cia• encc E Mt ller Ralph Welker dona ted the Oh10 Stale Flag Durtng the fla g rmsmg ceremQJly, the sent ot uhzens' You're a c ho1us sa ng Grand Old Flag" under the se n ed dn ectwn of Ca111e Neutzltng HAIR STYLE con tes t Tuesday m cosmetology lab of Metgs Htgh School b) Junwr and semor students Publtc mv1ted to obsC1 ve each pre::;ent style or ohmce All shop owne rs te~chnlc l an ( 1 ), cornpt.llly and operators mv1ted to ob mana ge• ( 1 l I he Ath ens serve comb --out-- and judgtn g Company ha s many pOsi tions penod wht ch sl<l rts at 7 ami to be ftlled .1nd salatte s \ltll be foll owed b; socia l ho111 poSiltons available meiudmg Ofl!O ETA Ph1 Chapter, the follo"mg three male and Beta Stgma Pht Soronty, 7 10 tv. o female performers and p m Columbus and Southern five techmctans Ohto El<ktnc Co An y tndtvtd ual who plans to CHEST E R COUNCI L audttlon as a performer shou ld Daughters of Amenca 8 p m p1epare a two-nunute act10g Tuesday , at the hall Pracltce and tw o-mmute s 1n g m ~ wtll be h e ld m prepurat1on fat aud1tlon Performers wtll also rece1vmg the na taona l and be asked to dance Persons slate offt ce rs at the rally All to mterested m aud1tlom ng as parltctpate 1n the rally a1 e techmctans or pubhc telaltons asked to be presen t for the workers should bnng a port- practice folio -and re commendation of WEDNESDAY thetr wo1k MIDDLEPORT Literar y The Athens per form in g Club , 2 p m Wednesda;, home company w1ll begm prepanng of Mrs Rodney Dowmng M• s the summer ptoduclwns June , Dwtght Zavt tz to present th ~ 16 Work wtll contmue until program , 'A Story of the August 26 when the season Cross;· , by Hennet ta Eleanor closes Faruen a readtn g set to The summer shows will be classJ cal mustc te llin g the staged at the PallO and Fm urn slory of the cruct llxwn , death Theaters tn Athens and resurr ec tiOn of J esus Chnst Roll call Iesponse will be a great woman behmd, a great man POMEROY Lodge 164, F and A M •: Wednesda) , 1 30 p m All mas ter masons mvtted l Record of memories invited as essays L' I! St ln NEA Garden Columntsts Seeds a1 e se lling ou t So me Auditions set NOTICE! .' VACUFlO • \ OFFICE HOURS 9~JO TO 12, 2 TO s (CLosE: AT NOON ON THtJ RS. ) - EAST COIIRT <,T.. POMER Y. , ' OVer 200 se mor • c !lD:ens a ttended a pOtlu ck dmne r a nd PARADING No electnc chord to t•ngle P and trtp vou PH 992 . 5231 fully automatic, 10 'lb. capacity' all-fabric Washers and Dryers •••• only 21" wide Syracuse Kansas Clty- pttcher Steve • Mmgon, to mmor league base for reassignment · Chicago White Sox-<>utflelders John Jeter and Bill Sharp, catcher Pete Varney, and pitchers Dave Lemonds and Stan Perzanowskt, to Iowa Ch1cago Cubs - Outfielders .ltm Tyrone and Gene H1ser and - pitcher- withe Prall, to W1ch1ta ~~ Mrs. Om G10ther Chester Garden Club CHESTER - Whoever started the notwn that gardeners s1t dozmg by the fue all wmter' If they are not workmg m the sm l they are plannmg what to plant and where to plant One of the hardest lessons to learn IS to plan ahead and have patience, but plarmmg and patience are needed 1f you want ' sprmg bulbs bloommg mdoors m mid-winter One of the enjoyable bulbs for mdoors IS the paper whtte namsst , you can also have tulips, daffodils and hyacmlh. Once you force these bulbs, they wtll not bloom another 'year It 1s a wonderful experience to watch them grow and bloom mto beaullful flowers . The same can be sa1d about a sprmg and summer garden If you walt until May to begm preparatiOn, you w1ll fmd yourself resorhng to buymg supe rmarket petumas snapdragons verbena, marigolds, ageratum and many othe~ plants m blo~m to put in your flower beds, and ha lf the fun 1s lost So 1s a lot of the success, because most annual& moved when m bloom do not perform as long or as well as those bedded out as sturdy young seedlmgs. The plants you ratse "1ll be bloonung long after the supermarket plants are gone. It usually takes mne weeks to get petumas from seed to tdeal setout stage (count10g two transplantmgs) to make them sturdy Celosia and Impallents can be rrnned 1f you start them so early because they get root hoWid before you can set them out Coleus are very easy to grow from seed Here IS where a garden dtary comes mhandy to help you remember from year to year how fast different plants come along under your conditiOns Many of you are planting seeds now and wtll be busy for the next SIX or eight weeks transplantmg, watermg and \lalchmg your plants grow When sprmg comes you wtll have hundreds of •• surplus plants as most seed packets produce far more seedhngs than you need for your garden These seedlmgs m1ght JUSt as well be g1ven away to nov1ce gardeners along w1th a ht!le fnendly information on how to plant and grow them I can't help thmking that those of us who profess to be experienced gardeners ought to help our begmners where we can, With any timely hmts or helps that Will unprove thetr results or fan a little more mterest Maybe that 10nocent young couple across the way who stays 10door watchmg TV could be lured mto garderung after all; present them some petWitaS and dusty mtller seedlmgs to set out m front of their spreader evergreens. The Afncan vwlets are m full glory on the wmdow Sills 10doors, and many dormant Amaryllises are bloommg or-soon w1ll be. Do you know you can increase your supply of those expensive bulbs' Simply reproduce the bulbs you already have by cuttage and yo~ w11lhave bulbs to gtve away. It takes courage to attack a pr1ze bulb w1th a sharp knife but you can do 11 Just cut the bulb neatly in half and then $lice small wedgeshaped p1eces ,from each half A part of the basal plate must be mcluded With each ptece, you can ,make as many sections as the basal plate wi!J allow _To avoid possible rot, d1p cut surfaces m a good fung1c1de, such as captan Then plant the sectiOns m a pol contaming a sterile medium (verm1cuhle) and keep mmst. There will be grasslike shoots weeks before the larger shoots 1- '!I'• produced. As each one grows, a new bulb starts to swell at the base and pat out long fleshy roots. At thiS stage, pot them up individually in four-inch pots and use a porous soil nux. It is a good 1dea to keep them m pots the first year; the second year plant m sunny open ground m sprmg (the bulbs will increase in size faster than if you keep them 10 a conlamer). Take them up before frost and return them to larger pots (bulbs transplant eas1ly. Yo u can expect some bloom by the end of the third year after you make the cuttmgs) If your garden space IS lun1ted, you ca n get muuature spueas, lilacs, sinal! statured forsythias, cotoneasters and small deutzia You can also f10d pines, spruces, firs, hemlocks, JUmpers and many other kinps of needle evergreens that' m a lifetune Will not grow beyond bushel basket s1ze. The surest way of Identifying ga rden forms 1s to look at the label Gardeners really should try to keep track of proper names of trees, shrubs and perenruals they plant Most labels are not absolutely satisfactory and permanent, but 11 is be's! to keep small unobtrusive labels on or near the plant and replace them when they fade or dismtegrate. ,- It is wiSe to keep maps of your plantmgs for future reference when labels disappear In a perennial border contairung bulbs, make a separate overlay to show where and what the bulbs are; then another shoWing localtons and names of phlox, monardas and other such perennials. When a plant dies, the name can be erased and when a replacement IS planted, Its name should be entered m that spot. nus sounds tedious but 11 IS the only real way to keep track of names of garden varieties ' I do hope gardeners will not stop growing flowers If there ISn't gas to drive to the lake or beachJt w1ll be nice to have a beautiful garden to enjoy beside the door. If food becomes scarce, what we have will taste better if there is a bovquet on the table And if money IS ltght, we can have something of value to give away A well grown potted plant 1s a good gift to present a hostess who IS mce enough to invite you to dinner Try to mclude a new rose or eve rgre en m your garden this year Gardeners still have all the answers CALL 992-2156 By Shc1h1 und Allan S " • • Musings of the dirt gardener You have a good ' chance to earn big money and prizes, too . To find out if there is a route open in your neighborhood... ·:· sentors ' party _ A weekly feature of Metgs CoWJ l} Garden Club members • Jr Gult er Dus ters 70 Feeney Be11nell F l1ers 60 F eeney Bennett Stnk e Out s 57 Rutland 467 P1on eers 56 Ra c •ne 602 Ro c kc:Hts 45 H1gh Team Senes - Rut la!1d 467 P1oncers 1370 , Feeney Ben n e tt Fl1er s 1330 Rac (n e 602 Rocketts 1249 Team H19h Game - Ru t land 467 P10neers 47 4, Rut la nd 467 Ptonee r s 461 Racme 602 Rotketts 45 6 H1gh l nd Ser 1es - Max1ne Dugan 466, Gerry KeSSJ ng e r 457 , Mary Hoove r 428 H1Qh lnd Game G e rry Kessmger 163 Mary Hoov e r 160, Maxme Du-ga n 159 Notes '. • Social ; : The home garden?r Gard,ening ts breaking out all over Calendad· • j SALES MANAGERS SALES REPRESENTATIVES Make This Job Comparison ROTTERDAM, The Netherlands (UP! ) - Tom Okker of . the Netherlands struggled for two sets Sunday before beat10g Tom Gorman of Seattle , Wash., 4-6, 7-6, ·6-1 to w10 the $50,000 Red Group World ChampiOnship Tenms tournament R Is Jr Gu tt er Dus t ers • 70 Feeney Benn eT t Str k e Ou t s 55 Feeney Bennett F l1ers 52 -Z01 Over 200 attend / - Funk defeated PaLDalun of Dayton, Olilo, 10 a race so close that eleetronlc llm10g hghts at the fmtsh hne determmed the 1 w1nner Gapp had a record perford manceof5 BO secondsand a' top speed of 123 11 mph to beat Ror Htll of Htgh Potnt, N C Ander.On, 43, was a 21-year veteran of drag racmg and holder ot 13 mternallo nal records set last year m hLs car at the Bonneville Salt Flats The car, called th e "Pollutwn Packer," used a hydrogen peroXIde powered rocket engtne that developed 3,0oo pounds of thrust Anderson and car owner Tony Fox had planned to return this year to Bonnevtlle for a crack at the world land ATLANTA (UP! ) - Young Dtck Stockton of Port Washington, N Y , overwhelmed atlmg Jm Hrebec of Czechoslovakia, 6-2, 6-1, Sunday to wm the $50,000 Peachtree Corners WCT Blue Group tenms tournament ALA Bow lin g League Early Fnday , 6 15 p m March 15 1974 speed record of 622 mph held by Gary Gabelich Dozen more players ' \ . " ' -... . '" \ ,•• T ' J, ' ' . '• ·r' \ �,. ' • __/ 5- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Aprl11, 1974 4- The D1illy &!ntmel, Mtddleport-Pomero~O , Aprtll , 1974 Bucks, Bullets capture NBA playoff triumphs By Uruted Pre'S International knockout ' "' ........ The Mtlwauk ee Bucks, In the only other playoff ! sweepmg th e ftrst two games or---game Sunday mght the Ca pttal their playoff senes at home m Bullets evened theu senes the Natwnel Baskelball agamst the New York Kmcks Assoctatton, have put the at 1-1m games by beat10g the pressure squat ely on the U>s Kmcks, 99-1)7, m Landove1, Md Angeles l.akers The onl y playoff actiOn The Bucks took thetr 2.j) lead tomght IS m Detro1 t where U1e m games by rompmg to a 109-90 Ptstons, who scored a road VIctory m Milwaukee Sunday ga me breakthrough Saturday rught after a much tougher 99- by beatmg the Chtcago Bulls, 95iotctory m the opener Frtday 97-ll8, In Chicago, ge t a chance mght Now the scene shtfts to to lake a commanding leod m U>s Angeles where the Lakers thetr senes wtll have to make the home Unhke the ope rung "game court advantage stand up -<>r thnller , the Bucks had thmgs be on the way to a raptd all lhetr own way m Sunday's trouble Nte1 that the Bullets came bac k to a 50-44 lead at halfllme and stayed m front the rest of the way to atone for a 102-9lloss m New Ym k Fnday The lhtrd game of the senes wtll be tn New York Tuesday E lVIn Hayes of the Bullets had o4 pom ts - 18 of them after he got four persona-ls Coach K C Jones sa1d he debated "a thotJ sand t1mesn whPther to lake Hayes out because of the foul s but concluded , "It's never safe to lake hun out " Phtl Chemer had 35 po10ts for the Bullets and Dave DeBussc herc IL'f tile Kmcks w1th 20 wm ove1 lhe Lakers afte r a close first half \\hen the; were held to a 50-48 margm' In the llurd penod the Bucks hit on 10 of 20 shots and oulrebounded the Lake r~. 17-9, to open a 62-52 lead ~md' thev never were p1 essed afte1 that Kurccm Abdui-Jabbat, the league" MVP , aga m led the Bucks wt.h 32 pomts and 25 rebpunds \lhtl e Bob Dandndge added ~1. a sum matched by the Lakers' Gall Goodn ch The Bullets lratled the Kmcks· by<etght romts durmg the second penod but that's \\hen Wall FraZier got m foul . exhibition crowd in 8 years course, was Hank Aaron, appearmg w1th the Atlanta Braves But 10' the end, 1t was the muddled Mmnesota Tw_ms who put on the best show, and the 5,103 who were on hand sUI! aren't sure what they saw at Tmker F1eld was pure comedy or watered-down tragedy Atlanta beat Mmnesota, 6-5, the '1'111rs suffermg th etr 2oth Sprmg setback m 23 ou\tngs, but 1t was the way the Braves d1d, commg up wtth two WI earned runs 10 the nmth with l]llo out and wtthout benefit of a base hit, which sort of overshadowed everythmg that Aaron did. Reliever >:1c Albury, the loser, had two strikes and no balls on Mike Lum when he walked him and the next batter also Tom Burgmeier came m and hit Rowland Offtce to f•ll ths bases after which Dusty Baker bounced a sqrnbber to ftrst baseman Jim Holt, who bobbled the ball and then kicked 11 allowmg two runs to score. As for Aaron, he htt a htgh inf1eld pop-up that went for a double 10 the second mning when the Tw10s lost the ballm the sun. Then m the fourth he hfted another pop-up whtcil thtrd baseman Ertc Soderholm let d!ior an error So m or great defenses Cardmals White Sox 2 Bob Gtbson, tunmg up for his opcnmg da) pttchmg aSSignment wtth the Cardmals, hmtled the White Sox to two runs m seven tnmngs en route to a 5-2 St Louts victory The f1rst four Whi te Sox batters hll safely 10 the first mrung but sloppy base-runrung was responstble for them scor mg only one rWI Gtbson cheeked the White Sox on only one hit over the next five mmngs before Yielding another run on two h1ts m the seventh Roy;~ls 9 Red Sox 6 ' J1m Wohlford smgled m the deciSive run '"th a stxth mmng smgle and Fran Healy drove 10 four runs wtl~ a homer, tnple and double to help the Royals complete a perfect spriOg at "home" With a 9-6 VICtory o,ver the Red Sox at Fort Myers, F la Paul Sphttorff, the Royals' 20-game wmner last year and the pitcher manage< Jack McKeon has destgnated . to hurl the regular seaso n opener agamst the Twms, gave up all SIX of Boston's runs but was the wmner Expos 6 Orwles 5 The Expos go t to Doyle Alexander for all thetr runs 10 beatmg the , Onoles, 6-5, for thetr fifth stratght . .Righthander Erme McAnally, battlmg for a spot- m Montrea t 's startmg rotatiOn, scattered three s10gles and d1a not allow an earned run m the seven mnmgs he worked J1m Lyttle and Mlk<f'Jorgensen, compet10g for the Expos ' left fteld JOb, had two hits aptece, Lyttle a homer and a smgle, and Jorgensen a tnple and a double Rook•e outfielder mcked Montreal tchcver Bill Stoneman fo r " 1hree ' "" homer m the etghth Ttgers 8 Reds 3 Wtlhe Horton drove m four runs \li th a s10gle, double and a homer for the Ttgers m thetr a3 wm over the Reds Lefty Don Gullett worked five scoreless mnmgs before Horton cuffed him for a t\10-run homer dunng a foUI-rWI SIXth Phlllies 9 Pirates 5 Mtke Anderson, Wtlhe Montanez and M1ke . Schm1dl all teed off on Dock Eilts for home runs 10 thS Philhes' 9-5 dectston over the Ptrales Ed Farmer, a 1ecent ptck-up by the Phils, hurled three-htt ball over five )nniOgs and was the Winner Rtchte Hebner homered for the Pirates Yankees 2 Mets 1 Ron Blomberg , who can fly, scored all the way from first base on Gratg Nettles' htl-andrun smgle wtth the run that gave the Yankees a 2-1 wm over the Mets at Fort Laudeldale. Cra ig Swann gave up both Yankee runs m the fifth Pat Dobson, "ho has allowed only one earned rWI m 29 mmngs thiS sprmg, pitched shutout ball over the ftrst seven mnmgs to get the victory. Astros 5 Rangers 4 Play10g before 44 017 m the Astrodome, the Ast;os shaded the Rangers, 5-4, on rookie Foreman Veieran driver killed, • remazns- two mechanics injured CHARLOT'! E I UPI] - A faulty parachute led to a weekend drag racmg acctdenl that ktlled veteran drtve, Dave Anderson of Mtnneapohs and mJured two mechamcs "' Anderson '5 dragster went out of control at 248 miles per durmg hour Saturday quahfymg runs for the $100,000 Southern Natwnal Drag Race Champ10nsh1ps The 761-pound car struck Davia Oxendme, 23, of Charlotte and Red Jackson, 2ti of Myrtle Beach, S C , and then smashed mto a concrete retammg wall Another mechamc, Charles Raugh, 36, of Fort Wayne, ldn , was treated for ·burns at Cabarrus County Hospttal Anderson was makmg a quahfymg rWI for the champwnshlp, maugural event of the 1974 Internallonal Hot Rod AssocLahon season Kennedy Safford of Chicago was vtctonous m the FWiny Car divtston, Dale Funk of Radcliff, Ky , m the top fuel _diVISIOn and Wayne Gapp of U>voma, M1ch , In the pro stoc k diviSIOn Sunday Safford edged Shirl Greer of Warner Robbms, Ga , although Greer had a htgher top speed. Safford was clocked at 163 63 \ mtles per hour, Greer at 16917 mph stranded Aaron, Braves draw biggest By United Press lnternauonal The largest baseball crowd m e1ght years turned out Sunday 10 Orlando, Fla , lured by the f10al appearance there of the man about to break Bpbe Ruth's record, and they not only saw hun, but they also • saw a brand of baseball which made them blink The prune attractiOn, of outhelde• Mtke Easler s smgle w1th the bases full 10 the mnth mmng It was Easler's th1rd hit of the game Tom Griffin, s lated to p1tch Houston' s reg ular seasoh opener Fnday, left Sunday's contest m the fourU1 when he brutsed his fmget by gettmg lut with Ius own foul ball -~ Dodgers 8 Angels 4 Joe Fe• guson and ~on Joshua each had three rb1s to help the Dodgers down the Angels, 6-4, m the rubber game of thetr senes m Los Angeles. Btll Buckner won the Fresco Thompson Memonal Award as the MVP of lhe series and Andy Messersmtlh, Saturday 's wmner , \Ia& the rec1p1ent of the Lefty Plu lhps' Memona l Awa 1d as the outs tandm g pttcher of the senes Padres 4 Cubs 3 Wllhe McCovey rocketed one o£ Horac10 Pina 's serves for a lOth mmn g homer that proVIded the Padres w1th a 4-3 trmmph over the Cubs Vtcente Romo pitched two scoreless mmngs m rehef and was the wmner Indians 6 Brewers 2 Back-to-back homers by Charlie Sp tkes and Dave Duncan gave the Indians a 6-2 -verdict over the Brewers at Tucson, Arlz The wmner v.as JiZi\ Perry but he had to leave the game m the siXth when htt on his ptlchmg hand by a lmer . off George Scott's bat Perry went to the hospttal for . precautiOnary X-rays CAHACM; ZUPII - Undefeated - heavy wet gh t champton George Foreman cqntmued hts unwanted Venezuelan vacatwn toda y whtle la\l yets II ted to unlangle hts lax problems resullln g from last Tuesday's successful t1 tle defen se agamst Ke n Norton Foreman LS not pernutted to leave Venezuela unltl hts tax problems are resolved to the sat tsfac lt on of local authontles The champiOn's manager· trmner, D1ck Sadler, sa1d he hoped lhe necessarv tax clearance could be obtamed 10 lime for Foreman to catch a late afternoon fhghl to the Umted Stales Although Sadler ftrst mstsled roreman \lould not pay any Venezuelan mcome tax, the champiOn Fnday pu( up $150,000 of hts own money to co~e r taxes on h1 s pur se of $700,000, whtle bond of $150,000 was posted to cover tax on re venue from anc1llary nghts Sad l er matnta t ned Foreman 1Scontract wtth VIdeo Tedunques, Inc , of New York, copromoters of the M~rch 2ti f1ght , called for a tax free purse Norton, who was knocked out tn !he second round, used a Slmtlar formula to sattsfy the mcome tax department $40,000 m cash to cove1 his $200,000 purse plus i $40,000 bond ag~m stlaxes on anctllary ea rrungs Norton left Saturday Rutland 467 P1oneer s 48 RaCine 602 Roc kettes 39 H gh Tea m 5er• es - Ra c m e 60 2 Rocketts, Fe eney Bennett Str1ke Out s 1365 Jr Gu tter Ousters 1358 H1qh Team Ga m e - Ra c m e Fee n ey 60 2 Ro cke ll s 14 03 Bennett Str 1ke Outs 1365 J r Gutter Dust e r s 1358 H 1gh lnd Se r1e s - Ma x 1n e Dugan 46 2 Ge rry K ss mg er 451 Mary Hoover 430 H1gh lnd Gam e - Maxme Dugan 169 Mary Hoover 166 Gerry Kess1nger 161 March 22 , 1974 BOYS OR GIRLS Green Thumb J 11 OR OLDER BE A • NEWSPAPER cARRIER lHE _DAILY SENTINEL I lmmed 1a te earnmgs upward of $1000 mo 2 F1rst year bonus of $2040 3 Complete classroom arid f1eld trammg, mcludtng ex pense pa 1d t r1 p to national sales tra 1nmg ce nter 4 Cont1nuous advancem en t tram1ng to help you mcrease earnmgs 5 P le nty of prospects No door to door ca nvassmg No s lack season 6 Over 3 m1ll1on dol lars a year of nat1orral advert 1s mg 7 In t ernationa ll y known company Leader m f1eld , mu lh mill1on dollar assets 6 L1 fe t 1me career opportun1ty 9 Take life easy at the end of 20 to 30 years with a retirement fund of $40 to $802 a month 10 Advancement to sa les management How Does Your JUb Compare? Call. MUTUAL OF OMAHA WEEKDAYS 10 A.M. to l P.M. MR. EISCHEID 439-4413 An equal opportumty employer M -f • PIs Pick a locksmith in the. Yellow Pages • I cut from ML rosters By United Press Internatwnal A dozen more players got the bad news today that they w1ll not be m maJor league Wllforms when the 1974 b1g league baseball season opens on Thursday One of them, John Jeter, balked when gtven his llcket to the miiiOr leagues. The -29-year-old Jeter, who hit 241 as a reserve outfielder last year, was one of ftve players assigned by the Chtcago White Sox to thetr Iowa farm as the Pale Hose Local Bowling MASON BOWLING CENTER Tuesday Industrial March 19, 1974 Team Pomts B1IIS 60 Burtons 58 Coca Co la so Rtggs Used Cars 48 Mason Aggregates 40 Ftesh e.rs , 38 Oh10 El ect r ic 32 Farmers 26 f Team H1gh Sertes - Bur tons 2743, R IQQS 2536, Ohi O Elett r 1c 2474 Team H•gh Gam e - Bu rtons 950, Burtons 904 Burtops 889 \ "' lnd H 19h Senes - l D1Ck. Mason 677 , J1m Thoma s 58 5 Roger R1ebel 574 ' lnd High Game ·~ Otck Mason 258 , Dif k Mason 246. George JohnSOfl 223 Tues day lnd ustnal March 26, 1974 D. ) Team Po1nts B1IIS ~ B~rron s 66 R. 1ggs Used Cars 54 Coca Cola SO Mason Aggrega t s 48 Fleshers 38 Oh1o E lec tn c 34 Farrhers 26 Team High Senes - Bur tons 2743 , BillS 2597, ) R1gg s Used Cars 2510 Teem H1gh Game - Burtons 932. Burtous 912, Burtons 899 lnd High Sene!, - Bil l Dav1s U2, Ber11ard Wh1te 636, JoMn 1 Grate 587 1 I In~ H1gh Game eernara White 236 , BIIJ Oallll !1 p3, 8ern"rd W ~t te 129 \ JOmed ot her clubs in gettmg down to the 25-man player lun1t wh1ch goes mto effect on Opemng Day Jeter, who was oblamed by tfie Whtte Sox two years ago from Ptttsburgh, told the club he won't report to Iowa and asked them to trade him to another major league team or fmd h1m a JOb playmg baseball m Japan Catcher Hal Kmg, who hit the hom e run that was regarded as the turnmg point m the Cmcmnall Reds' season last year, was another veteran g1ven the axe. Kmg, 30 now, split last year betw~~n the Reds· and their Indianapolis farm club and IS bemg sent back to Ind1anapohs King pmch-h1t a tl)ree-run homer for the Reds off Don Sutton •m the f1rst game of a Ju)y 1 doubleheader to beat the Los Angeles, •a blow that marked the start of the Reds' ctiinb from 11 games out of rlrst place to the Nallonal · League West t1tle. King batted only 186 for the Reds, gettmg only etght hits 10 43 pmch' atbats, but four of those e~ghthtts were homers. Here are t)le players cut Sunday· Cincmnat1-catcher Hal King and pitcher D1ck Baney, to Indianapolis. New York ' Yankeesmfi elder Fred Stan ley, to N. W. COMPTON, 0: D. let Robinson's OPTOMETRIST. Help You With celebration Thursday mai kmg the fir st anmversary of the openm g of the Semor Ci tizens' Cen~ 'and the bi rthdav s of 18 seniOr Ci tizens The mvoc at10n wa s g1ven b~ the Rev Robert Card of LHlla a former member of the Me1gs County Coun ct l on Agmg Mr s Eleanor Thorn ciS, du ec tor revtewed ht ghhghts of the past years and told of the man\ act tvtl tes planned for the commg months ' She announced phws f01 a tnp to Ga lhpohs and Pomt Pleasa nt on Apn l 18 Included m the achvJt; wtll be a to m of - Our House and Rt;erb; The group will then cross the nver to the museum and p81 k m Pmnt Pleasant Buses wtll leave the center al9 '!0 and the cost will be $1 to co;et the gasoline and to ur s Those gomg are to take a s a c k , lunch fo r a ptcmc at the park M• s l'h omas noted that 1 ese r· valwns need to be 10 by Apnlll so that transportatwn needs can be arranged Other act1v 1t1 es bet ng planned for the semor cttLzens Ln cl ude a nv erboat cruise aboard the Chaperone on May 18 from I to 4 p m at a cost of not more than $2 wtth reservations to be made by not later than Apnl 26 Mts Thomas noted that the cost cou ld be less If more than 200 ta ke the cr u1 se She ~1lso reported thu t tf there 1s enough mterest a tnp to Cmcm nat1 lo see the H.eds play v. 1ll be taken on June 19 • and th:J t dg_din thts ~ ear OGses will be c hartered for a tnp to the Ohw State F<ur \lllh btr th d<~ys Thursday w('rc Mrs Glenna Milhoan of Chester, the oldest a tte ndtng and Mrs Edna Morgan, Flatwoods over 80, bo fh pte sen ted orc~ 1d corsages, an d Roscoe Hollon and Wlihelmtn <.~ Thoma , Chester Cm ol I aylor Racine. Le ona Ltevmg, Mtne rsv JII e Mtldred Mtlch Enterpn se Bertha Parke1. Laurel Chff DesSie Patterson Great Bend Ora Carsey Pa gevt lle, Nelle Wer ner and Asu Jo1 dan.., Middleport , , Gladys Cuckle1 and Ca rt te Ne utzhng , Th ose h onm ed Porne r o} , E d1th Be tz1n g , ATHENS - Th e Ohto. Vallev Summer Theatc1 (OVST I ,; prepanng to ra tse the curtam once agam on 1ts sumrn e1 season of thea tel by scheduling audtHOns for tt s summ er producllons for Apn l 7, at the Pallo Theater, located m the Oh10 Umverstty School of Theater, 17 S College St Athens Audtllons wtll be gm at I pm OVST, a non-p1 oftl orgamzatton workmg m con· junCtiOn With the OU, School of Theater, alms to provtde the peop le m the Oh10 Valley w1th quahly theatrical enter ta mment A tourmg company and an Athens company \\ Ill pre sent the summer produchOn::i - two mustca ls and t\\ o nop-mus1cals The tourmg company , whtch will tour the Oh10 Valley and the enllre s tale, has the followmg pos1t10ns a;a tlable performers (8 ), mus1c1ans (3] , MONDAY REVIVAl. at Mount Mon ah Church of God uegumwg Monda\ , 7 30 each eve mng " 'lh the Rev Ral ph Woods as eva ngeli st The Hev Donald Combs, pas tm mvttes the public MlDD!. EPO Rl Gar den Club 6 p m, home of Mrs M 1. French Mrs E 0 . Tell ksbal ) and Mrs M C Wtlson 'o hostesses POMEHOY GA HDEN. Club 7 oO p m , at home of M1 s ' l~o ) Betztng Roll call, name !l Oov. en ng sluub whicll you \\Ill sha re !l s hp, sprout or cutttng \\lth an oth e 1 member MEIGS Coun t) F,111 Board regular sesston secret.a r ~ ·s offi ce on Roc k Sp1 1ng s - Fairgrounds ORGA NIZ ATIO!\Al ses ston of Dar\110 4·H ( lub dl Bedford To\\nsh tp Yuuth Center, 0 30 p m For mare ~nfot mat10n cal l .J o Ann Kaldet . 992-5832 SALEM CENTER PTA 7 10 p m at sc hool Offtcers tu be mst..1lled Eve ryone \\ el cmne RACINE MEMORIAl VFW Pos t 6065 8 pm at Hmme l.egwn Hall TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT £11 emen s aux1ha rJ-, mee t at flrelwuse a t 6 15; then to M~ t gs Inn for dmner, ba ck to ftreh ou ~e fm dessert and whtte eleph,mt sa le Anmversmv to be ob J))d OL'i .! I C ge lllll ~ Sldi C.:C dlld Me1gs County semor cttizens are mvtted by the Metgs Com~ty Pwneer and Htstonca l Soctety to wr ite 111 essay form experiences and their memories of Me1gs Com~ty's past for thi s. year 's local htstory essay contest Mrs. Ehzabeth H1lferty, headmg the essay contest, has suggested that the senwr Clllzens wnte about people, places, thmgs or events of Metgs Com~ty's past as they remember them. For topics, she suggested the one-room school house, history o( churches, a busmess that once thnved , such as the old organ factory, the stores at Darwm, a blacksmith, a tailor ,old m1lls 1 or the story of what dally hfe was hke when they were yoWig She also sugges ted that the semor c1llzens m1ght use the railroads and the ra1lroad sta.t10ns now gone as a topiC, or mmmg as 11 used to be, or what farmmg was hke when horses and oxen were used Her other suggesttons were how housekeepmg was different years ago, the nverboats and travel, or an old fashwned ChriStmas Essays are to be a mtmmum of 700 words wt th no maxtmum Pnzes of $100 will be given wtth the best essay receiVIng $10 and good essays $7 each The wr tters ofthe best essays tn the contest will be presen te~ lhetr pnzes at a spec1aJ ceremony durmg the Regatta at the Muse um 's Heritage Sunday CelebratiOn on JWie 23 Essays are due on · May 31 and are to be matled to Mrs Htlferty a~ Route 2, Pomeroy, any lime before the deadhne VISIT IN MEIGS Mr and Mrs Paul Taylor, formerly of Rutland, of Helper, Utah v1s1ted refat1ves last week m Me1gs and Mason Counties and 10 ' Columbus They returned west Saturday night I CfCill (,.! llup Poll t nd l fd l ~~ su ll b.11lk If \ uu lnHs l JU St $5 111 set d o~IH I fl r ttl tzl:' l de' ote d f I'\\ 111.11 1 1 !!1 11 ~ tli,d Ill\ t'S tf lllfl l \I ll! L.;\f trl l l llli'lllg l.!SI \ ! e l ti! Jl(lfl \ 'u' Hn, . . trw nt I'll k 11 '1 llllll\ Sp d uf til e Mtddlcp ot l Cl1u1 <I• of Chnst Thur scl<~ ) mg hl gdve ~~ dmldhon to the La ~ tc • Sc<.tl sc~le and decided to pld( e three hhcs on the altar fm the L 1ster SCI Vll.'CS M t~s l t ' ,l lrl 1.:1 .~s..., 'tlld 1k. Ma.-4; Mat, . LAUNDRY 992-5428 Pomeroy PH. 99~-2635 EV 117 BANK RATE FINANCING l ~ \ I J ' • I \ gt,uJm,b INGELS fURNIT.URE OilY ClEANING Middleport Have Your New ... \ - \ I ., ,;_., I \ I' I~ •\ I, 1' o~gtllls 11f ft•r h e~ ltttr.tu14.. S~ It ·- MI,DDL~PQRT \ ,, h,l\ l" \ 1111 \\hl tl Uil Ad111111 1St l . IIHH1 \\d S c.md ~ ~.: gg s '• • -• 1'! - - ~\' \' • ' ,, \ j. \ ., Thursday from 9 <1 rn to 3 p m 10 the basement of the Sacred Heart Catholic ChUI eh by ll1c Catholi c Women s Club FURNITURE BAKER MIO,DLEPORT, 0. • SLIM 'N TRI EXERCISE C~UB ! WATCH FOR ' GRAND OPENING DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY I J ' \ 'I, ' I I . I.' I I I ' ANNQUNCEMENT • " ,I \ \ \ !Il l hu:-i h the sk\ "IT'S TRUE" - - - SALE PLANNED A nun mage sa le Wi ll be held • ' Us1 plttn REVIVAL TO OPEN The Rev James K Bradfteld, pastor of the Cherry Htlls Bapjist Church m Dayton , w11l be the e\'ange llst [or a revtval to be he ld Thursday through Sm~day, 7:30 each evemng at the Fust Southern Bapttsl Cha pel, 'Mu lberry Ave , Pomeroy Pomeroy, . I l!ts M•ddle port . 0 . . C(Jil S l df' llll g lllllldlln g d Sl: JC<:: I!VC SU l'l:lllll~ pl dn IJul public I e d Ct iO ll \\ci S \I I Ill• ten se 1hi..' F I\ A til \l[J [II..' d I hl' COMING SOON TO MEIGS COUNTY • t•• bl t s unlds \1 ~,( JI)IJII ! ( ' 111 t 1111 c1lt Gt V tr l~ sp.11 1 ulhpr ,, n ~ uml11g \fl\1 \0\lf J (}I gd l U! 11 IS Easter Shoes heritage house 1 I' pi (h For Our complete comprehensive homeowners' policy cove~ loss due to fire, theft, storm damage, more'. One ,premium . 102 W. Mam I lhL' \t·gel~1hl e s liH'Iliii S f til d(l\Jcc .md too · 'I ht.' p1 og 1arn t,;~k c n fl ulll P l,lli! pult IJtrl!lS, put tullldl•JC'S Women of the. Bthl c \\ dS 1111 Stdkt S I I Ill \\l i t' ( , l ~ ( S pr ese nted b\ M1 s Pc dr 1 gr 11\\ tlll urn bf•J -.. on ft:rlLL'S Be Re\ noltb wh o used D~bm dh ,, 111110\d l l\[ \ selrt t1on •1f sn,1p hf'c~ n s JUtlgc anti prupllelcss M,IS IJtLl s lr·llull l d( \J slit.'s Be\ nol ds told nf Dcbm ~~h s 01del to Bill ak .tbout th e ' Ut unllH 1s ln •,ct ult ~om .ttoe s ba ttl e, how she \\ent mtu tlt e \\t il tt1s l k ss Lh,1n $J for st•t d bdttle w1th Barak dlld \\ Oil lh r P Ccll e wluc.: h la sted 40 \em s Mak1· lwrilag1· Sllc sa!d Debm ah has been fa iled, '!he mothe1 of lstd el . hou•l ' 'our· and ~cud that God used her lu lw ad !jlHII'II • 1'\ make knO\H H1s \'1<111 S till e the tn sl!tu t l! J)l o l l ilt.' Mrs Margar et Junes M1 s 100 pl'r ce nt sc t t·e n 1n~ o l pel s FJe.ll\01 J.uhse Mr s M<1 1H! St.' ng e 1s on Ltn 5 ! (J7t 1111 Poslelwmt, Mrs Audre) S\l et t US :.t1lli ll C1 il.J S ht'l' ll ill ctnd Mrs Bl,Jilch Gilkc\ \\(.'1 (.' J a t: kPd I h1 Wnild \ lm,Jill t Th e tobl c nntes In mld s tll)l!ll l.' l 1'173 .1 hos tesses deem c~t10ns fea t Jll<'d JO nqutl s 11l:.IJUI n at lOll ,!] Ill\\ s pi.IIJll I P\e dltd thJ t th~.: l l.'du ..ll a basket of E.aster eggs, und You r Thom Me An Slore 992-2143 .. ,_ I f,llll!l\ l'h<~nk s BAZAAR SET An Eas ter bdzaa r v. 11l be he ld ThUI sday and Fnda) at the Semor Cttllens Center m the form er Pomer oy JLLm or Ht gh School bwidm g 1he OFFICERS OF Me tgs Htgh bazaar w11l feature a vartety of School alumm at 7 30 p m Items made by the semm meeting 1ooms of Columbus c1tLzens tncludtng tho se of spectalmterest for Easter such and Southern Ohto Elec tnc Co as baskets, eggs and Alumm are mvtted to attend dec01 allOns On Fnday a bake THUJ{SDAY sale w11l be held 10 conJunction CATHOLIC Women's Club, 8 w1th the bazaar and donatiOns ' p m Wednesday at Sacred of baked 1tems will be Hearl Church preceded by welcomed Mass at 7 15 p m FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Metgs Chapter, Daughters of the Amencan HevoluliOA 2 p m Fnday at the home of Mrs Thereon .Johnso n Program , " lndtan Culture of Southeastern Ohto ' by Larry Wolfe who wtll diSplay a collecllon of Jndtan arllfacts 'I 'I ' ' • ,, ... , ..... ' ! IJ ]III(\ <I )..! I l l ul t UI f!, l!ldi . ._ Bov.ers, Mt s Helen Rl' \ll il lils Mrs Md l I hot Sear Is Cllld Mr ~ PACKAGE POLICY : .Jb.TAL COVERAGE- WATCH THIS NEWSPAPER FOR FURTHER NOTICE~ stqp d e ~ u vl 0 ~ . r- !k't£liwe;tl.ttd Masonic Temple, Pomeroy. In Wh1t~, Gold or Green ., •• Robinson's ~10REMAN& ABBOTT ' You Can No rg e f1ts •ntG-¥Gur ltfe - w11h all new ta m1ly s•ze. ful ly a ulomattc lU St a me re 21 1nches wtde Ideal for washers an d drye rs !ha t n•c he ·~y o ur k•t c he n a n a lcove lUS t off !he bath tn a closet anywhere !hat s nea rer to you r clothes hamper Havtng ' I th e m wh e re YOU want them saves s le ps v. ark a nd I• me , 11111 s,, I Our s pec a l process dry c lean •ng wil l put new S r;~ rmg zmg 1n your gar... menls Br 1ng yours m now for the family We II renew th em Jn uJstut!' 1 d p.H kt>ts p l o\ Hlf tlw Ill ., I h lSI! pl.i!1 l lllg 111 r~ •r 111.111• ,, 1 t.J( .llliiJt a 11 es h~1 ' e llwJd11 ds ,f usi fu l t4 11 drm-r1g M1 ss Fr ances R ous h J e ~Hl C1c1 1g, Mr s Von c1 presided <1t the m ee tm ~ It \\d S Mf K rn ghl , ,1nd M1s ~ l ll r~ 1 cpo rted that d new S€\\ 111g Btund lllCithtne has been plll chdscd Mr s Mmgaret Jones g.J ve fm the dass A co rnmunl cdhun dr v01]()11 S tc~ktll l-( SC I tptnr t \\u S tead from ~ h e s1ster llf f1 om (u l l, dill! l.e dd l n g INSURANCE : will continue operation in the t, l!lh 1.: 1 11 ,1 /fWIUIIIlllllll UII,.WIII!UIIII\II:i)jj';:; 1/lliiMIIiiM~IIIIl~ Until further notice the Meigs Countj ASC OFFICE 11111 h old (ill \\ II \lt1tl " •pI S p u 1 lot k llli SSI Un.u\ 1eg.lldlng ..t box ,,f rned11 til (> r nvf' lopes se nt to hll H ~ por tc d til \\ CI C !\li S J ul. 1 Me~ e Asllle\ M1 s J esstt: At lL•n (> Pe<1cc of f; txl · dn d ,Jl ld hll h I, I ll II tiJ pl;.lfl t :\lul1 h1r t.; 11 1th st 1 1\\ f!, r. 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(l!hl l \~ l se d spa d e u1 I! tl d1 II f,,l k I ,\I!IJe llSL'd to Ill! 11 1!11 sjill In LH 1 1 r•u r 111 stmph !i\1 'II lt!lllillll\ 1\Jl I (.} \\ ~ IJ/ hJ!b Middleport c-hurch women ' now .•.'have your l·aundry center where YOU want it ... · in~-th~ kitchen; a closet, bathroom ... anywhere! 1\men ca Mvrc thdn 50-nnll wn people n m~ g e~ r d e ll lo some deg H..'C ,\ 1--(.Jrden Jng lrt l' \ CI V C.: OIIl CI of a nu thc1 iO null tu n \\ null! the {ountt \ 1s boornmg ga l ficn 1f the\ h.td the• ~tp It llld\ be rll f[ ,,ltun .1nd lht pm I !HI I 1\ lugh pncc uf food It I!ltl \ he .Jud g in g fr OJ II IqJlll lS Ill d the gds shor t.1 gc tha t \\1 11 b e SJI! lll g SUI' \'C\ SCL'd s upplH: ~ kce p1 ng man\ people h ome It llld\ bf' t1 ~ ht O t:' llld nr! f111 ma} b€' the bd L k -tu·rlt!tUi c \ ('gekt bll· S\: 1.-'ll espcu,lll\ 1s trend l lSlllg . bcl\Htll 20 ,llld 5() [XI Whateve1 thP 1 t>t~ so n gcu 0\ Cl ],Js\ \ l'dl S(Jillf' Sl t' d f il ii IS demng \\Ill ex p an d tn 1974 .I S 11 re p w f h c1s nut ::; ln te t h ~ \ 1ct on gardm1 e t d of Wodd Wc~1 II If th It IH!l rl '-i l! Ul' \ < IH ))l o.., l Th.Jt s tlw c on sen s us uf ~ .11 bt> l Is Il l Ol dl.'l l!d l h lt! IH dener s ~\ C spukc \\llh , uo.1 st tu L l l t d l ll u f th e ~rl t ll l ll' s toa s l Eq Uclll) Slgntfl lctn t the I!) bt Hl!i .md dlll oun ts 'uu nu ·d· storm ts 1n the sa les f1 g u1cs Wtlh d h1 1 of pldn!llng v\·~ b oukecl 01 de1s r1nd t: s hlll c! tl..•s u f Sill, ill S!Jdl.'l'S {IJII l(' l " ll ll\ r((.•d the llWJOI Seed flllll S rl UI · pl olr.; of gl otill (! Cdll p1 odu u · se n es c~nd othe1s th,tt supph dbund 1n th thr v o~ s t g c~ nk'mn g neuls of l ons ld L'I the sui\ dS r1 IJdnk .1 Tuppers Pldtn s, Hal e! Th omson. Brad bur) , 01 ville Ho gue, Rutl a nd and Roy Ptetsall, Pomt Pl.il!san t A fla g ra tstng celebratiOn concluded the obse rvance w1th the American Legw n Auxthary of Drew Webster Post 39, presentmg the flag "htch has' flow n ovct the Captla l 111 Washm gton , 0 C a nd was pr ovt ded by Congressmd n Cia• encc E Mt ller Ralph Welker dona ted the Oh10 Stale Flag Durtng the fla g rmsmg ceremQJly, the sent ot uhzens' You're a c ho1us sa ng Grand Old Flag" under the se n ed dn ectwn of Ca111e Neutzltng HAIR STYLE con tes t Tuesday m cosmetology lab of Metgs Htgh School b) Junwr and semor students Publtc mv1ted to obsC1 ve each pre::;ent style or ohmce All shop owne rs te~chnlc l an ( 1 ), cornpt.llly and operators mv1ted to ob mana ge• ( 1 l I he Ath ens serve comb --out-- and judgtn g Company ha s many pOsi tions penod wht ch sl<l rts at 7 ami to be ftlled .1nd salatte s \ltll be foll owed b; socia l ho111 poSiltons available meiudmg Ofl!O ETA Ph1 Chapter, the follo"mg three male and Beta Stgma Pht Soronty, 7 10 tv. o female performers and p m Columbus and Southern five techmctans Ohto El<ktnc Co An y tndtvtd ual who plans to CHEST E R COUNCI L audttlon as a performer shou ld Daughters of Amenca 8 p m p1epare a two-nunute act10g Tuesday , at the hall Pracltce and tw o-mmute s 1n g m ~ wtll be h e ld m prepurat1on fat aud1tlon Performers wtll also rece1vmg the na taona l and be asked to dance Persons slate offt ce rs at the rally All to mterested m aud1tlom ng as parltctpate 1n the rally a1 e techmctans or pubhc telaltons asked to be presen t for the workers should bnng a port- practice folio -and re commendation of WEDNESDAY thetr wo1k MIDDLEPORT Literar y The Athens per form in g Club , 2 p m Wednesda;, home company w1ll begm prepanng of Mrs Rodney Dowmng M• s the summer ptoduclwns June , Dwtght Zavt tz to present th ~ 16 Work wtll contmue until program , 'A Story of the August 26 when the season Cross;· , by Hennet ta Eleanor closes Faruen a readtn g set to The summer shows will be classJ cal mustc te llin g the staged at the PallO and Fm urn slory of the cruct llxwn , death Theaters tn Athens and resurr ec tiOn of J esus Chnst Roll call Iesponse will be a great woman behmd, a great man POMEROY Lodge 164, F and A M •: Wednesda) , 1 30 p m All mas ter masons mvtted l Record of memories invited as essays L' I! St ln NEA Garden Columntsts Seeds a1 e se lling ou t So me Auditions set NOTICE! .' VACUFlO • \ OFFICE HOURS 9~JO TO 12, 2 TO s (CLosE: AT NOON ON THtJ RS. ) - EAST COIIRT <,T.. POMER Y. , ' OVer 200 se mor • c !lD:ens a ttended a pOtlu ck dmne r a nd PARADING No electnc chord to t•ngle P and trtp vou PH 992 . 5231 fully automatic, 10 'lb. capacity' all-fabric Washers and Dryers •••• only 21" wide Syracuse Kansas Clty- pttcher Steve • Mmgon, to mmor league base for reassignment · Chicago White Sox-<>utflelders John Jeter and Bill Sharp, catcher Pete Varney, and pitchers Dave Lemonds and Stan Perzanowskt, to Iowa Ch1cago Cubs - Outfielders .ltm Tyrone and Gene H1ser and - pitcher- withe Prall, to W1ch1ta ~~ Mrs. Om G10ther Chester Garden Club CHESTER - Whoever started the notwn that gardeners s1t dozmg by the fue all wmter' If they are not workmg m the sm l they are plannmg what to plant and where to plant One of the hardest lessons to learn IS to plan ahead and have patience, but plarmmg and patience are needed 1f you want ' sprmg bulbs bloommg mdoors m mid-winter One of the enjoyable bulbs for mdoors IS the paper whtte namsst , you can also have tulips, daffodils and hyacmlh. Once you force these bulbs, they wtll not bloom another 'year It 1s a wonderful experience to watch them grow and bloom mto beaullful flowers . The same can be sa1d about a sprmg and summer garden If you walt until May to begm preparatiOn, you w1ll fmd yourself resorhng to buymg supe rmarket petumas snapdragons verbena, marigolds, ageratum and many othe~ plants m blo~m to put in your flower beds, and ha lf the fun 1s lost So 1s a lot of the success, because most annual& moved when m bloom do not perform as long or as well as those bedded out as sturdy young seedlmgs. The plants you ratse "1ll be bloonung long after the supermarket plants are gone. It usually takes mne weeks to get petumas from seed to tdeal setout stage (count10g two transplantmgs) to make them sturdy Celosia and Impallents can be rrnned 1f you start them so early because they get root hoWid before you can set them out Coleus are very easy to grow from seed Here IS where a garden dtary comes mhandy to help you remember from year to year how fast different plants come along under your conditiOns Many of you are planting seeds now and wtll be busy for the next SIX or eight weeks transplantmg, watermg and \lalchmg your plants grow When sprmg comes you wtll have hundreds of •• surplus plants as most seed packets produce far more seedhngs than you need for your garden These seedlmgs m1ght JUSt as well be g1ven away to nov1ce gardeners along w1th a ht!le fnendly information on how to plant and grow them I can't help thmking that those of us who profess to be experienced gardeners ought to help our begmners where we can, With any timely hmts or helps that Will unprove thetr results or fan a little more mterest Maybe that 10nocent young couple across the way who stays 10door watchmg TV could be lured mto garderung after all; present them some petWitaS and dusty mtller seedlmgs to set out m front of their spreader evergreens. The Afncan vwlets are m full glory on the wmdow Sills 10doors, and many dormant Amaryllises are bloommg or-soon w1ll be. Do you know you can increase your supply of those expensive bulbs' Simply reproduce the bulbs you already have by cuttage and yo~ w11lhave bulbs to gtve away. It takes courage to attack a pr1ze bulb w1th a sharp knife but you can do 11 Just cut the bulb neatly in half and then $lice small wedgeshaped p1eces ,from each half A part of the basal plate must be mcluded With each ptece, you can ,make as many sections as the basal plate wi!J allow _To avoid possible rot, d1p cut surfaces m a good fung1c1de, such as captan Then plant the sectiOns m a pol contaming a sterile medium (verm1cuhle) and keep mmst. There will be grasslike shoots weeks before the larger shoots 1- '!I'• produced. As each one grows, a new bulb starts to swell at the base and pat out long fleshy roots. At thiS stage, pot them up individually in four-inch pots and use a porous soil nux. It is a good 1dea to keep them m pots the first year; the second year plant m sunny open ground m sprmg (the bulbs will increase in size faster than if you keep them 10 a conlamer). Take them up before frost and return them to larger pots (bulbs transplant eas1ly. Yo u can expect some bloom by the end of the third year after you make the cuttmgs) If your garden space IS lun1ted, you ca n get muuature spueas, lilacs, sinal! statured forsythias, cotoneasters and small deutzia You can also f10d pines, spruces, firs, hemlocks, JUmpers and many other kinps of needle evergreens that' m a lifetune Will not grow beyond bushel basket s1ze. The surest way of Identifying ga rden forms 1s to look at the label Gardeners really should try to keep track of proper names of trees, shrubs and perenruals they plant Most labels are not absolutely satisfactory and permanent, but 11 is be's! to keep small unobtrusive labels on or near the plant and replace them when they fade or dismtegrate. ,- It is wiSe to keep maps of your plantmgs for future reference when labels disappear In a perennial border contairung bulbs, make a separate overlay to show where and what the bulbs are; then another shoWing localtons and names of phlox, monardas and other such perennials. When a plant dies, the name can be erased and when a replacement IS planted, Its name should be entered m that spot. nus sounds tedious but 11 IS the only real way to keep track of names of garden varieties ' I do hope gardeners will not stop growing flowers If there ISn't gas to drive to the lake or beachJt w1ll be nice to have a beautiful garden to enjoy beside the door. If food becomes scarce, what we have will taste better if there is a bovquet on the table And if money IS ltght, we can have something of value to give away A well grown potted plant 1s a good gift to present a hostess who IS mce enough to invite you to dinner Try to mclude a new rose or eve rgre en m your garden this year Gardeners still have all the answers CALL 992-2156 By Shc1h1 und Allan S " • • Musings of the dirt gardener You have a good ' chance to earn big money and prizes, too . To find out if there is a route open in your neighborhood... ·:· sentors ' party _ A weekly feature of Metgs CoWJ l} Garden Club members • Jr Gult er Dus ters 70 Feeney Be11nell F l1ers 60 F eeney Bennett Stnk e Out s 57 Rutland 467 P1on eers 56 Ra c •ne 602 Ro c kc:Hts 45 H1gh Team Senes - Rut la!1d 467 P1oncers 1370 , Feeney Ben n e tt Fl1er s 1330 Rac (n e 602 Rocketts 1249 Team H19h Game - Ru t land 467 P10neers 47 4, Rut la nd 467 Ptonee r s 461 Racme 602 Rotketts 45 6 H1gh l nd Ser 1es - Max1ne Dugan 466, Gerry KeSSJ ng e r 457 , Mary Hoove r 428 H1Qh lnd Game G e rry Kessmger 163 Mary Hoov e r 160, Maxme Du-ga n 159 Notes '. • Social ; : The home garden?r Gard,ening ts breaking out all over Calendad· • j SALES MANAGERS SALES REPRESENTATIVES Make This Job Comparison ROTTERDAM, The Netherlands (UP! ) - Tom Okker of . the Netherlands struggled for two sets Sunday before beat10g Tom Gorman of Seattle , Wash., 4-6, 7-6, ·6-1 to w10 the $50,000 Red Group World ChampiOnship Tenms tournament R Is Jr Gu tt er Dus t ers • 70 Feeney Benn eT t Str k e Ou t s 55 Feeney Bennett F l1ers 52 -Z01 Over 200 attend / - Funk defeated PaLDalun of Dayton, Olilo, 10 a race so close that eleetronlc llm10g hghts at the fmtsh hne determmed the 1 w1nner Gapp had a record perford manceof5 BO secondsand a' top speed of 123 11 mph to beat Ror Htll of Htgh Potnt, N C Ander.On, 43, was a 21-year veteran of drag racmg and holder ot 13 mternallo nal records set last year m hLs car at the Bonneville Salt Flats The car, called th e "Pollutwn Packer," used a hydrogen peroXIde powered rocket engtne that developed 3,0oo pounds of thrust Anderson and car owner Tony Fox had planned to return this year to Bonnevtlle for a crack at the world land ATLANTA (UP! ) - Young Dtck Stockton of Port Washington, N Y , overwhelmed atlmg Jm Hrebec of Czechoslovakia, 6-2, 6-1, Sunday to wm the $50,000 Peachtree Corners WCT Blue Group tenms tournament ALA Bow lin g League Early Fnday , 6 15 p m March 15 1974 speed record of 622 mph held by Gary Gabelich Dozen more players ' \ . 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Q\" 2 SIGNv For Sale ~ · ~~~~~~~.:.........~~~~~c.:.......---'-,~---__j For- Sale B Fl ee tsrdc w h rte O\er b l ue lrn std tr a ns rad ro good \1\ 5 w !i res wheel cov er s r ear st ep bum pe r A n rce oRe A lso 2 1969 SKYLINE 11x 44 ~ GO OD Quat•t y l1a y Reg •s tercd Bca q l cs Ca ll 997 bed ro om wh ee ls on , new 120 1 afl er s p m un de rp1nnmg , a wn .n g a nd 3 2.r 12 t c att a c" "E! d utiiJ! y · room L1k C ne W $2 BOO Ph one A th en s 592 2818 t-U A M to fil l yo ur Ol d COUC h an d 3 27 6t c ct1a• r cush 1ons as low as $10 95 Uphol st er y bo o ks only SOc 4 1ncn cover ed fo am ma ttr esses fo r st an dard S1Z e Auto Sales bed $29 95 Pomernv Rec ov ery 62"2 E Ma 1n Str eet ST EREO Walnut AM FM Pom er oy Oh 10 Ph one 992 R ad •o 8 tr a ck ta pe com 7554 bmat •on Bala nce $1 10 73 , or 3 5 26t c t er ms av ail a bl e P hon e !192 3965 2 14 tf c 1971 DODGE CORONET 196 5 F ORD P1 Ckup P hon e 742 6261 ~.-- - /au::.n 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA • S269S Cu stom Ha tchback Coupe , da r:k green fm rsh l1ke n ew w hrte wa l l !i r es, · tull whee l cov er s pr ote c t 1ve s•d e m ol d rngs pow er br ake s. rad10 6 cy l 1n de r c n g rn e s ta n d a r d tra n smr sSIOn A ver y pop u lar m ode l and prrc ed to go $2495 1972 CHEV PICKUP $1495 1 doo r t ow 11 er new car t ra d e tn good l s i l•n e l 1r es spo t less clean rr1 terror s mall V 8 o..: ng nt.' cwt o rn n lr c tr n ns m rss 16n T he rr gh l srle th e r ght p rr ce Va l ues $ 1625 l!eal Estate For Sale 1 I I'Qn 3 J 1 31c 1951 C H E V RO LE T p1 c kup 196.1 Dod g e D art 1967 F ord s tat1on wagon c heap Ca ll 742 3 101 a tt er 6 pm ~ 3 3 I 3tc 9 RO OM S 1' 1 bath fully c a r peted new lvrna c e tr1ple oa r aae 1n L onq Bott o m Oh10 on Oh10 R 1ver Pllon e 643 2207 or YY"l216 .1 3 '1 7 6t p N E W J bedroomhom e 11 , ba th g ar ag e b asem ent on Gr avel H II Middl eport N atu r al q as 19 73 F OR D Ra nger P1c ku p F al r ea d y •n Ph one D a l e 250 12 000 mil es Phon e 99 2 Dutton 99 2 33 69 ev enm g s 7110 .:, nyt 1me 99? 2534 3 26 61C l 17 t ic n""N I AU :!I Nohce INFORMATION .. DEADLINE S 5 PM Day Before Publr c at on Monday Deadl rne 9 a m Cancella t ion COrrectrons wr tl be accepted unltl9 am for Da y of PAJb l rcalion YA R D Sal e a t 829 sou t n Tn 1r d Avenue M idd l eport A pril 1 2 and 3 3 31 ]I C ~ REGULATIONS The Publ rsher r eserve s the deemed~ obrectronal Th e publrsher wil l not be respon Srb l e tor mor e than on e rn cor r ect msertron RATES For Want Ad Servrce 5 cents per Word one mse,; t ron Mrnrmum Cllarg e S.l 00 80 TO I OOacres of va can t land 1n Me1 g s Count y Phon e 99 2 3726 J 21 Stc 14 cents jter word three con secut i ve msertrons 26 cents per word srx con secutrve mser r rons 25 Per Cent Drsc ounhm pard ads and ad s pa rd wrthm 10 CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY 52 00 to r 50 word 'tn rn tmum EaCh addrt1on.al word 3c ~----------~- BLIND ADS Addrtronal 25c Cllarge per. Advertrsemenl OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dar ty , BJn am to 12. 00 '?iloon Saturday OLD auto s 6 or more cars wr ll g v e $3 00 p1 ece, 18 car s or mor e will g 1v e better pn ce Ca ll 985 4297 3 28 He Notice KO SC OT K OS METI CS & WIC,; S t-or a good lrn e of Cosm etrcs fr 1en d ly se r v1ce and someone to cha t w•lt1 , g1ve me a ca ll Helen Jan e Brown , 99 2 51 13 3 19 tf c CALL Po ll y's Auc t ron or stop by to get r •d of t hose unwanted 1lems Se l l 1t th e au c tion •.o..~ay 537 H 1gll St reet M•ddleporT 992 3509 Open 9 a m to 5 p m Monday Wednesday Tllur s day , Fr1day un l il .fi oOn 3 13 301 c NO 1 copp er soc radrato r s C35c r ed br ass , 40c balter. es $ 1 20 M A Hall Reedsv•lle Oh1 0 Ph on e 378 624 9 3 24 tf c O L D u pr 1ght p\ anos Any con d ttron Paymg $ 10 ca sh Wrrt e. g1ve drrect•ons to WITTEN P I ANO CO P 0 BOX 16 Sard rS Oh10 43946 3 13 30tc OL D turn •t i.Jre .. oak tab l es Clocks, Ice boxes brass beds , d1shes desks o r complete hovs ello td s Wrlfe M D Mrl l er , Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh10 , c all ¢9 2 77 60 5 13 tfc l..AS t:t pau:J for a l l ma Kes ana mod els of mobile homes Phon e area code 614 423 9531 4 l3 tfc For Sale ST RAWBERRY plant s, Char t 1e F oster R t 2, Racme Oh•o Phone 247 2309 33112h:: 73 HONDA for sa le C B 350 2.700mll es $800 Ca l l378 6365 3 31 6tC 1962 JO HN SON Boat and trail er good cond1tron 1972 Honda motor c yc l e som e accessor1es and new t 1r e Good cond 1f1on Cal l 992 7066 3 31 6tc CHu RCH-PUIP~ -sla;d - Be st offer Phone 985 3825 3 26 41C - - - - - -- -------- uROCERY bus m ess for sale Bulldmg fo r sale or l ease Phone 773 5618 from B 30 p m to 10 p m for appointment 3 20 tfc AM FM s tereo rad1o 8 tra ck tape player A speaker sound sys tem Ba lan ce $109 46 or use ou r budget term s Ca ll 992 3965 J 1a tt c AN T I QUE qurlfS and' tewela_,_ EXCE L SIOR Salt Works , E Also 1nfer ested 1n tur n 1ture Marn Sf , Pomeroy All krnds and d1sh es C all 992 5262 of sa l t water pe llets water even•ngs or morn•ngs nuggets , block salt and own 2 20 He Oh10 R1ver Sa lt Phone 992 -------------3891 6 5 1ft. Employment Wanted WILL do babys1tt1ng 1n my t1om e For more •n formatron o ca ll 9'92 7462 ' 3 29 3tp Lost F EMALE Ala skan Ma l smute doq Wolfe q r ay wllh wh1 te tnm , we1ghs 80 lbs Lo st on 68 1 betwe e n Darw,..~ n and Snow•n l le Phone 696 1161 3 29 4tc EXPE RIE N CED pamter 1n ter1or and extenor Ca ll Don VanMeter , 985 3951 • 3 26 12tp Business Opportunilles ifelp Wanted - - -- -- - - ------- SEWING Mach m es, Brand N ew z ,g Zag 1n n •ce wa lnut table In or1gmal ca rton s N ever used Cl earance on 74 Mod e l s (Only a few ava• l ab l e l $63 40 cash or terms ava tab le Phone 992 2651 3 20 tfc EARN $15 ,000 $30 ,000 per year Anyone mterested rn ownmg !herr own PIZza Bu s mess S2 500 cash needed wr.te Mr Ed at 1275 Brown Rd Co tum bus , Oh10 43223 3 27 12tp LAD Y to l1ve m Phone 992 2936 3 31 3tc - - -- - - -- WOMEN or men warrted for l rgh t delivery work Call Mr Oav 1s, (30A ) 77 3 5832 between 9 am ,and 5 p m dally 3 26 7t c PAPER CARRIER For CLIFTON, W. VA. PHONE 992·2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL WANTED MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER THE DAILY SENTINEL Radia ----- ----~--~- AGEJ~Ci . M 1dd leport WOOD TRUSSES Water L1ne s and Pow er Lmes All work done by the foot or con t ract Al so dozer work a nd sepflc ta nks m sta ned No w under new management RON AND KAREN THOMAS J\>:.,., . I Tonk" 3. 4, 15 10 HOGG ? 00 - > 773 5554 6 Ma son , W Va 9 B ed room Su 1te s 12 Breakfast Se ts 7 SE W IN G MACHINE S Repa1r serl/ ,ee all ma~ es , 992 2284 i he Fa br1 c Shop Poll'l'1froy Au th or i zed S•ng er Sale s and Ser v1ce We Sharp en sc. ssors.. .. 3 29tfc E XC AVA TIN G dozer , loader and ba ckho e w ork sepli c tank s •n sta lled dump t r uc k s and lo boy s for h1r e w l tl haul fill d rr t top soil t 1mesto ne and grav el c au Bob or Roger Jeffer s d a y phone 992 7089 , n1ght phon e 992 3525 o r 992 5232 ? II li e AU l OMOBI LE Insura n ce been c an ce ll e d ' Lo s t your op er ato r 's 11c ense Call 99 2 7428 6 15 tf c I Copperlone F rrgrd a1re Range , E lec Clean E lec like new 1 Upnghl Plano-- - $595 3 Y ear s old WI LL TRIM or cut tree s shrubbery Also clean ba sements , attrcs et c 91 9 322 1 or 7.4 2 4441 3 14 1 Wh1t e Twrn S1ze Bedroom Su1te w 1th sp nng s & mat tress l1k e new $239 95 and out Call 26t c CALL 992-2156 ! . DOZER work land cle·ar1ng by tt1e a cr e hourly or con t ra ct farm ponds r oad s etc L a r ge dozer and op e ra tor With ov er 20 year s ex per 1en ce P ull1n s E x cavatrng , Pom eroy Oh1 0 Ph on e 99 2 2478 12 19 tt c Pets For Sale home Phon(;/ O N E 4 1 3tc ' f e male German S ~epl'1 e rd s payed and frrend l y Good w a tchdog Phone 99 2 5947 bl a ck ~ ,-~-A'-N-N_U_A"'L-S:-:P:-:R:-:I:cN-:::G,-,:-"'-4" __________ -'-2_:'_1 31' MINIATURE black POOdle , f emale 5 mo_n.ihs ol d , $35 '' Green UJ» T1mes " O PEN HOUSE I APR. 3-4-5-6 lnqu"e al r59 Norlh F1llh Ave nu e Nlrddlepo rt Oh1 o 60 AS/ . ------------ ~un , Refre shments AND PRIZES 3 31 3tp 1974 COMM U NITY MObile 11ome 1-4 ' x 70', 3 bedrooms, large laundry room t1pout on Ir v ing room , 12 ' x ~~~ ~ Add A Room 1 9 rooms total Only 3 montl'ls Old Unfurnished, owner transferred out , of sta t e Phone 992 S071 Pllone 992·2181 1 3 311otp .L....::::!;.....,,r....:.::.:.:::.:,.:..:,::-:r,;;;,:..:....--:'~ ---"r-1---'--!.-----\ \ .. -------1-------- NO W ready c abbage , lettu ce and pans 1es , potted and baskets of Ea ster f lowers now bloom•ng Hubbard ' s Green house , Syracuse, Oh 10 3 31 tf c --j-----------FIR ST and se cond cutt •ng hay For Rent or Sale 1st Prne - Sl ,OOO Cash 150 Other Pnzes . No purcha se--n ecessar y, rust come In, or wrr te m to regi ster • I 1 POMER01Y LANpMARK 1 Jack W Ciriey, Mgr 1'970 YAMAHA "-175 E nd uro , $330 I96A Chevfol e t V 8 A dr stat ron wagon , $100 See Gall Bradford , St Rout e 338 , across from K a1s e r Alumrnum Rac •ne, Oh io 3 31 2tc ' Phone Wallace Dam e wood Reedsvrlte , Oh •o 667 3338 3 31 Jtp 1971 KAWA SAKI500. 2t)el mets, srssy bar , e:dended foot rest Cpl l 1T upper s .. Pl~lns , Ohio 667 6385 attel' 5 p m • 1 3 29 3tc ·----------""-+-1 I" I, LINCOLN HITS ' - 742 ·42 11 A Deal 6, 13 2 00 - Days of Our Lrves 3, * *Air Jools Air ', \ , At the bottom of your column you ask: "Got a problerrf' No problems, but I'm sendmg alon g some "fun, " tf you want a hohday from peoJlle's troubles llhought sam Goldwyn was undisputed krng , but perhaps the late James McSheehy, former member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. had hm1 toQBed for malaproptsms Here are -a lew of his g~ quoted by Tom Arden, Sacramento (Cal1f ) Bee colummst Ladies ,' ' McSilechy satd m answer to a n obJectwn to htgh taxes ''I h~ve here ~ me f1gures wh tch you carry m your heads, "h1ch I know are conc-rete " Thequeot1on came up at a meetmg on the necessity of carmg for mdigent cases ' 1Where," asked he , 1'are we gomg to get the money to bury the md1gnant dead ?" Parliame ntary procedures sometimes Jrntated McSheehy, and at one omeetrng of the board, he complarned, "Srnce the begmnmg of th1s discussion we have had three movements III th1s 6. 13 Another World 3, 4, 15, General Hospr ta l 6, 13 , Book Beat 00 - Mr Cartoon 3. Somerset 15 , Sesame St 33, 20 , Lucy One day, m nghteous anger , he objected to. bemg referred to as the mcumbent superVISOr "I may have been 111, gentlemen, and unable to attend meetmgs , ' ' he crted nut, ''but no one has the nght to say I've been mcumbent t " Other McSheehy1sms '-, "Let us call a shovel a shovel - no matter who we hit " "Yes. I agree that 111s all "ater over the wheel, burow 1t's comrng back to haunt us " ,.. ' · "The roosters have come home to hatch " "We are slappm g him on lhe wnst " 'th a compluiient1n an effort to nail hun to the mast " • ./ i" "It has all the earmarks of an eyesore " "I am not gorng to b1te off any part of my nose to create a conditiOn for th1s ctty.'' 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NORTH I Send$ I for JACOBY MOD ERN bo ok to Wm at Bndge (clo lh JS newspaper ) P 0 B o x 489 Rad1o CJty Srauon New YorK • AQ I • KQJ I +- WEST • J 109876 11 11 12 12 00 - News3,4 , 6,8, 10,1 3 15 , Jana kl 33 30 - Johnn y Car son 3, 4, 15 OO - New s 3, 4, TakeF1ve ForLil e 1S 30 - Tomorrow 3 4 1 30 7 00 p m News 4 - - teres! • ACROSS I. Samtly Today w 1l l requrre bo ld or u n•Que me thods to g a1n you r ends II y o u thmk some lhrng dtffe ren t wrll w o rk gr'Je 1! a shot For Tuesday Aprrl 2 1 9 7 4 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23· Dec 21 ~ You re present l y 1n a c rea t1ve state You II be get trng rnsrgh l s mto better way s to handle your p rob l em s Follow through ARIES (March 21 -Apnl 191 Thr s c ou ld turn o ut Jo be a ve ry 1n1eres t•ng day l o r you wll ere rom ance •s co nc e rned Keep th e all ernoon open TAURUS (Apnl ~ O · Ma~ CAPRICO~N 201 (Dec 22·Jan, symb<JI 5. Slender . candle 10. Unl'rJite n 11. Bcgm aga1n s •tu a t ro ns that ha ve le ga l ov e rt o nes Str•ve for a be tl e r b a rga1n 1! maktng a ne VI agreement 17. L1ght Someone appre c ra te s some lh1ng you ve done lor lhem They re wa1t1ng for an oppor Jun•ly to d o some lh ng 111 c e for y du Unu sua l •ntluenc es that c o ul d c ontr1bu te to you maten a lly arc still asl 1r Conlmue to lo ok for unrque af)p ortun.l l CS LEO (July 23 - Aug 2 ~1 F r•end s and contacts are w•ll mg to put l hemselve s o ut for y o u today Le t tllem ~ o. Jo b a t to r you d IIle y can he lp DOWN 3. Dc!eot ( var ) work) PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) volcano U. Dechne 15. Hall to 191 Yo u re fa vor ed to day 1n CANCER (June 21-July 221 Villa 42. Sicilian 2 TuTkiSh Buddha You w 11! !1nd yourse lt m ve ry e nt e rt am1ng co mp any to day p a rl1 cu larl y .t at1 en d 1ng a so c1 al tun c tr on m tile after · no on 20·Feb dance 41 T1vo h 's 13. Incul cate 19) C ontinu e lo g1ve most o t y o ur att en t•on to a JOin! ve n lu re now p eJkm g up w1\h pr o · mrse Keep yo ur g oal m s•ghl AQUARIUS (Jan Tv. m e 1. Four S om eo ne wh ose com p a ny yo ur e n1 0Y may pop m u nex. pe c tedl y at home The rea son to r th e v1 S1\ w111 be unu su al GEMINI (May 2 I ·June 201 39~ tO L1vely ol d 12. Mother of C;1h gula 1G. - et Ia bora (pray and be a m 18 Co nvened 19 Man' s ni ckname 20. Drinking ba gger Ye ... terday's Answer catt (4 ~5 . 9. Consan - wds) 4 Palm 11. leaf script 29. Fragment 15. Egypt>an de1ty 5. Prmc1ple 6. Jennet 31. Eucharist ' plate 21 Poettcal 7. Lend a helpmg hand (4 wds) 8 !:hgh 22 23 24. Arab office MOrtg age 27. Angular gUineou s Fa st e n 32 MISS St advetb Obscure John s 37. CmfTurc Flew aloft gadget 38. Before Vati ca n (prefix) chapel bout 22. Be to o fond of 23 Palhd 25: L1kr some (: Ont s, giovcs etc VIRGO (Aug 23·Sepl 221 You r amb ll rons have a belt e r c hanc e o f berng real• ze d t o · day d you re te ss o bv •o us ab o ul your mo t1ve s Be su b · tte but aggre ss1ve Apr il 26 F our 1n Frankfurt 2, 1974 fh1 s Wlll be an acltve year w tl h many sh o rt trrp s l o r tun rea sons You may become 1n valve d rn an 1ntere st1 ng oa rtner shrp arrangement w1tt1 un1Que beneh ts LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 231 Some o ne you ve mel Ill rough ano tHe r 1s ab oul t o be c ome J}1]/~ffil1)]® 1J.4i koaw&t.J ..-/ ~ h HENRI ARNOLD 10nl1 QUO LEE l n scr.,mhll' thei;(' four Jumhle!il, one l etter to p,,c h square, to form four ord1n ar} word s. 27. Frost 28. Somewhat (suf! I 29. "To Helen" poet 30. Bath or Ems Devollrcd 34. Wayside hotel 35. Craze 36. Arranged 33 '" layers 38. 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EVERYONE GETS AS ~AR AWAY FROM FOOZV AS AJSSIBLE ' West North Pass Pass Pass 1+ 2+ 3' South Dble ~And Many, Many More Items > MALE7? . b1ddmg has been * Drill Presses · · Auction from 7:30 pm on all Items ~ HE- 5 LJRI:L0 0K7 A LOT LE5$ lc::L UfZ Y 1HA N TH E lA:B:J ~~ •J@i$!] Drills * Elec. Calculators I· GASOLINE ALLEY J >m "What 1s the most remarkable hand you eve r played?" Oswald "That's a tough questiOn Everythmg good and bad has happened to me durmg my 65 yea rs of card ' play . I guess ' the most re marka ble one occurred th1s sa me day 41 years ago I wa s pl ay1 n g w1th your ,mothe1 and opened the South ha nd w1th a Blackwood four notrump She showed me one ace and [ b1d seve n notrump" J1m "Since I was born three days later, I was practically m the game You made the grand slam didn't WHAT 16 IT, WINNIE'? you?" YOU 1RE A6 WH ITE Oswa ld "O f course , I ABA GHOST I wouldn't be talkmg about 1t 1f I had n't However, dummy too k all 13 tncks If I had tn ed to take a tnck m mr, hand, I would have been seL' J1m '1'Let'.s see You. . ~won the f.rst tnck w1th dummy 's ace of spades Then you d1scarded your ace of hearts on the queen 0( spades Th1s gaye you a chance to throw your th ~ee top clubs on the km g-queen· Ja c k of hearts a nd make the last eight tncks w1th dummy's clubs. Qu1te a · hand , eve n !Qr April f1rst" 1• Oswald· "Yes, 11 was and smce all f1ve m1ssmg dia monds w.ere m one hand I could not ha ve made the slam any other way." Pass Pass Pass Ui 2, ? You, South, hold •10 8 6 54 , A K Q 8 3 +A J 5 . What do you do now? A-Bid roUr hearts. Your ptirtner ttas shown s'ign5 of life. TODAV'S QUESTION ) Instead or b1dd1ng one d1amond EilVII\IEI/ SLIPPED RUNMN 1 ACROST :YR' FOOTLOG, AUNT LOWEEZV, 1\N' FELL IN Dear Contn butor, We thmk your new s t ory 1s magmf1cent PS Apnl Fool ! We want t o pnnt 1t m our nex t 1ssue, a nd w!ll payyou One ThouS<lnddollars J iH'CREEK yo ur partner has JUmped to two d1amonds 1n r esponse to you r double of one club What dO you do now'' Answer Tomorrow •\' ,. ~ I' ,. ,Ii ~\ \ 'i I ' " ' •' ' '' .' ' I ' '" \ \ I • \ ~ I Yesterday's er,ptoquote: THE GREAT MAJORITlr OF liEN EXIST BUT DO NOT LzyE - BENJAMIN DJSRAELI TVPHUS " '"""' r Sorwd11lr la , f• ql1/ ly[H uf uhr ~t k fJJ -' MOONSHINE + 109643 it' : One l etter simply staMi s f or another In this sam ple A lS u sed f or th e thtee L 's, X for the t v.o O's e t c. Smgle letters, apostroph es, the leng th and formation of the words are all bmts. Each day the code l ett ers 31C d!ITerent ( An8,..f'rt tomorr o"' I Cable Channel F1ve Local News 7 30 p m - Washrnglon Debales 8 30 p m 9 30 p m by THOMAS JOSEPH SCORPIO (Oct 24·Nov 22) I 1 00 - News 13 more lhan an acqu a1n1ance You w rll share an unu s..uat rn EAST • 5432 '10987 +- Rutland,O Dave or M1ke NY1 0019 <fo J 10985432 • 65 4 32 * * Impact Wrenches 'I 1 15 . The New lywed Game 10 3 30 - One L 1fe to L1ve 6, 13, Phtl Donatwe 4 , Match Game 8, 10 , HowToSurv1veAMarnageJ, 15, Woman20 STATE ROUTE 7 450 PIKE ST•. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO $40,000 WORTH OF BRAND NEW MtRCHANDISE STJREO 92.1 WMPC).FM I 'I ,,. '\ 4, 10 , Le i's Make 20 , Prrce Is Rrght 8, 10 HOLIDAY INN . GREAT COUNTRY . 10 , Celebnly 2 30 - Edge of Nl~nt B. 10 . Girl tn My L1fe 6, 13, Doctors 3, 4 15 AT * Drill Bits Hy-Spted \ a, Co ncentration 8, What 's My Line 7 10 30 - 3 On A Malch 3, 4, 15 , The Wo rld Turns 8, Wednesday, April 3rd 1M1dd\eport·Pomeroy \ or the Moutlis of Pohhci311S D~r~en By Oswald & James Jacoby Large lol 510,000 00 ' BUSINESS ROOM wl lh 992 2259 no am.wer Juncl1on 10 . AM 3; Phrl 12 55 - News 3, 15 I 00 - News 3 All My Chrldren 6, 13, Not For Wom en Dnly 15, Rutland Furniture 742 42 11 See Herb Grate Fr~ endly News B, 10, 13 3 00 - • • Both vu lnerable * Benc,h Grinders MANY OTHER PROPERTIE S TO CHOOSE FROM - CALL US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN REAL ESTATE, HENRY E CLE'LAND BROKER Paul D1 xon 4. 12 30 - Spirt Second 6, Sear c h for Tomorrow Sweepstakes 3, I S 12 45 - Electnc Company 33 4 rc:ut h .• nd Arnold Grate 3 BR baths Ga r age Hot wat er heat Th r.s you must see 00 - . Bath So m e carpet rng & panelrrlg Hardwood fl oors Gas furna ce Basement lovely 3 'BR apar tm en t over Hardwood floors carpeted N 1ce kitche n wllh lots of cab•nets Dinrng'il room 1112 9 Now You See It 8, 10 • 11 30 - Hol lywood Sq uares 3, 4, 15, Love of Ltfe 8, 10, Brady Bunch 13 II 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel's World 10 . 12·00 - Bob Braun 's 50 50 Club A Password 6 · Jackpot' 3. 15 . W1de Vanety- 27 ga s & e lec ranges, .15 refngeralors, 2 wood wardrobes , 7 h vmg room sut tes, 30 ch est s & dre sse r s, wood rocker , lamp s , table s, wa s hers drye r s, bu nk beds , metal chma , desk & chatr, 3 arr cond1troners, 2 consol e stereos, love seat, teleVISIOn set s, twm & lull SIZe beds & beddrng , floor fan s, 3 r ange hoods e tc RUTlAND FURNITURE SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC S EWAGE S Y S TEM S CLEANED REPAIRED M I LLER SA NI TATIO N , STEWAR T OHIO PH 66 2 30 35 10 4 ft c __ 4 1 51c 8 B B 10 00 - D1nah Shore 3, 15 , Company 6 , Joker:s Wild 8 10 10 30 - Jeopardy 3. 4. 15 . Gamb1tB. 10 II 00 - Password 13 WIZard of Odds 3, 4, 15, M1ke Douglas 6 . 2 Hutch Cab m e l s $199 95 ea One w1th glas s, one wtthout , ltke new 1 Kmg S1ze Bed - - - S79 95 B1g Capacrty Maytag Automatrcs 2 speed operation Cho•ce o f water temps Auto water l evel contro l Lmt F 1l ter or Power F1n Ag1 tat or Perm a. Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dry er s Surround clothes wrth gent l e, even heat No hot spo ts, no overdry mg F 1ne Mesh L1nt F 11ter We Spectallle rn MAY TAG R ed Carpet Servrc e . -------'------ -~-- For Rehf Farmtrme 10 , Mornmg Report 3 00 - Today 3, 4, IS CBS News B, 10 D1 ck Van Dyke 13, Gu1dtng L1ght ~ -------------- THE DAllY SENTINEL 35 - Columbus Today ; Donahue 15 Abbott and Costel lo 8 , Wtld , Wrld West 6 , Mov1e " The Young Mr Pdf" 13 9 30 - To Tell the Tru th 3, Tatt letales B 9 55 - Chuck Whtte Repor t s 10 S69 95 up $10 oo up DOZER and back hoe work , ponds and sept1 c tanks , d rt ch 1ng ser v• ce , top soil f1ll drrt 11mestone B&K Ex cavatmg Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 tfc TUESDAY ,#4r- r.:1Lt , 1'114 00 - Sunnse Sem rnar 4, Sacred Heart 10 15 - Con cern a nd Comment 10 25 - Farm Report 13 30 - B rbl e Answers 8 , New s 6 , Ftve Mrnutes to L•ve By 4 , Rev Cleophus Robrn so n- 13 Osmonds 6 30 - Rocky & Bul lw rnkl e 13 , New Zoo Revue6 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8, 10, New Zoo Revue 13 , Sesame St 33 , Jeff's Coll1e 6 25 - Jack La lanne 13 30 - Brady Bunch 6 55 - News 13 ' 7 8 I tilde A Bed - - - - 1II 5 C B R~ R D Au ct on eer Compl et e Ser v ce Phon e 949 JH? 1o r 9~9 3 16 1 Rac 1ne Oh •o Cntt Br ad ford 5 1 tf c Out By Helen Bottel chamber " News 4 6 45 - See Us Before You Buy MATERIALS CO 00 - News 20 , Paul Nuchtms 33 , Medtcal Center 8 10 1 30 - News 13 BEST IN USED FURNITURE & ZUSPAN , II 00 - News 3, 4, 6 B. 10, 13. 15. 20 . Janak' 333 11 30 - Johnny Carso n 3, 4, 15 Col lege Basketball Ali Star Game 6, 13 , 4 Funny F am 1l 1es 8 , Mov1e' Interrupted Melody " 10 RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER Butlttc Your ' Specs . De livered tc Job S1te See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992·3525 or 99'1 5232 Slop 111 <!."d say ttello Brmg 111 th1 s ad tor a Free G1Ft oo - 6 6 ASK US ABOUT PRE· FABRICATED DITCHING SERVICE 0 • ABC on th e late, Late Show" J, 4, 15 9 Here' s Lucy 8 10 , Tne Movres 6. 13 Lo lo~ a 33 9 30 - Book Beat 20 33 D1ck Van Dyke 8, 10 Mov1e' Honky 6 6 All work guaranteed HARDWARE N 2nd Ave 13 33 Gunsmoke 8 10 Th ea t er rn Amen ca 20. Movr e ' The G •rl Area,' s Most Rea sonable Prrces Und er New Management N rnd M1ddleport All WEATHER 10, Room 222 8 00 - Nat1onal Geographrc6 , Rook 1es 13 , My ste r y of the M aya N 2nd Av e Midd leport. 0 Under N ew Manageme nt P~inttng A Specialty Us. Beat the Clock 13 ALL WEATHER HARDWARE 808 W Mam, Pomeroy All WEATHER HARDWARE --------- --- ---------- ')\\ Ph 992 5271 F o r Fr ee Estrmate rnqurre now ilb.!lJ!L a beaut1lul new r oo l 111 fa ~ h10n co lors Pomeroy B. the Clock 4 , News 6, 10 . ReadrnQ for t he Classroom Tea cher 33 , Ca ll of the West 15, Crrcusr 13 7 30 'T" Bobby Goldsboro3 Buck Owens 81 loc k , Stock & Barrel 2Q , Wacky World of Jonathan W rn ters 15 , To Tel l the Truth 6 , Hollywood Squares 4 . Eprsode Actton 33 , Munrcrpal Cour t 10 , Now w h1 lc the we a ther 15 st rll coo l 1s the b es t lime If can be m sta lled a t your conv ~ n r e nc e w 1th no warllng around 1n hoi mugg y we a ther Phon e 992 2550 Body Shop IS IT COLOR FADED? SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 30 - NBC News 3, ;, 15, CBS News News 6 YES! Gene·s LEAKING? F rom th e larg est Truck o r Bulldo ze r Radrat or to th e small es t Heater Cor e Na than Brggs Radtalor Spectahs f Tra i ls W est 15, Hogan's Hoere s 13 6 00 - N ews 3, 4, 8, 10 15 Sesame St 20 ABC News 13 , Per sona ltly & Behavtoral Qevelopment '33 Truth or Con sequences 6 AIR CONDITION NOW? PHONE 992-5083 YOUR ROOF SEP TIC TANKS CLEA NED REA SO NAB L E ra tes, Ph 146 478 2 Ga lt •po lis Jolln Ru sse ll Owner ar' d Operator 5 12 tf c NEW 3 bedroom hom e an d double garage w1th 55 a cres near Rutland Phon e 7A 2 61 61 3 31 4tc WISEMAN CALL CARL NELSON Rt A D Y MIX CON C R ET E d e l rv e r ed r rgllt t o your prot ect Fast and easy Free est 1mate s Phon e 99 1 3284 , Goeg l e 1n Ready M• x Co , Midd l epor t Oh1 0 6 30 tf c NEWLY rede corat e d hom e wr t h ba th f ull basement , good coal furnace •n Pomeroy , $5 ,500 No Sunday call s Phon e 742 5625 3 2!! 6tc THE 1$ a, 5 30 - Beverly Hillbillies B Elec Co 33. Hodgepodge Lodge 20 . 6 '•Gentlemen, thiS comes Wlthm a few cents of bemg a vast very much annwed to fmd they have branded my son as >lhtcrate It lS a dirty he as I marru\d h1s lather a week before he and fabulous' sum of. money " was born ' ' · ." You can't straddle the renee and still· keep your ear to the Hope you enjoyed th1s as much as I did READER ground " " II:' 1s tune to grasp the bull firmly by the tail and look the Dear Reader sJtuatwn squarely uvthe face." I d!d I d1d I When another supervisor had mterfered With a speech he' Thanks for a very appropnate April Fool's Day colwnn was tfyl!lgto make, McSheehy msisted, "I am gomg to co ntmue and when I have f1mshed , you can Interrupt me " H Per haps h1s torturous use 1,1 Ute language rubbed off on h1S const1too nts lt,ls :eca~Jed a. woman wrot: to McSbeehy " I am_~ _:_)') 7 00 - Tru t h or Conseq 3, What's M y Lrne 8, El ec Co 20 , Beat ------------- ---------- • 1, EXPERIENCED J , a VW AND DATSU Sl' EL: lA LIST ROOF PAINTING · Open 8 T 1l 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Marn, Pomeroy , 0 ---------- NEWSPAPER CARRIER SYRACU.SE No pets BE-A u-TI F U L new hom es n ow under construct•on m prr me locat•on on crty water and sewer "Chor c.e of des1gn s Wall to wa ll carpeting and a•r cond i tiOnin g Included Wt ll help arrange fm a n c mg , convent1o na l loans w1tll down payment low as 5 pet Oth er new h.omes avail a b l e to o ual 1f1 ed buyers with N O DOW N PAYMENT• 'B u ld ers of W G Bes t Homes Call co llec t 61 4 837 654 0 or 239 0785 or wrlle Great Amencan Hom es Inc , P 0 Box 61;17 Po m eroy Oh1 0 4576 9 3 1 lf c - G)JARANTEEOPHON E'992 ·2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto FURNITURE Slop In and See Our Floor Display. Phone Stanley 949-2789 Bumper to Bumper Serv1ce foreign Cars Welcome , PAINTING 00 - Mr \..drToon So m e r set 15, Sesame St 20, 33 , Love Amencan Sty le 13 , Lucy Show Huck and Yog • 6, M ov te " L ast or the Comanc hes" 10 • 4 30 - Green Acres 3, G illigan' s Is 6, 13 , Bonanza 15 , Jackpot 4· H aze l 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20, 33 , Bonanza J · fokrv Gnffin 4, Andy Gnffrth 8, Gom er Pyle 13 , Brg Valley 6 ------ ---- ------ WANTED 992·5247 OFFICE SUPPLIES and ELE C TRO LU X Va c uum Cl ean er s comple t e w1th at S EP TI C Galtrpolrs TAN KS Clean e d ta chments , cordwmder and' Modern San1tatron 992 3954 o r parn t sp r ay Used but rn l1ke 992 7349 new cond1 tr on Pay $34 45 Exc11lng 10 23 ttc cast1 o r budget plan avartab le New Home Phone 992 2653 PR I CE CONSTRUC T ION 3 20 lfc Roo f rng , spou t mg k•lcl1ens YOU WONT BELIEVE -~------- - - - - - . - For Rent and batllrooms Complete YOUR EYES W H EN YOU CLELA ND FARMS A ND remodel1ng Phone 742 6273 STEP IN ~ ID E THI S N E W GREE NHOU SE , A va rr ety of 5 ROOM apartment on Peoples ..1.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 12_3_ tfc SP LI T L EVEL HUGE cabbag e and to m ato plants Terra ce 1n Pomeroy Pho ne LI V'I N G · ROOM WITH A fo r sale Also, broccoli and (304 ) 675 3.1 34 DoN T F- u s s Don ' t c uss, turn LOVELY BALCONY E F cautrtlower sweet peppers, 3 29 3tc your tunk au tomob il es over to FECT GOING TO T H E 3 11ot p eppers. egg plant s, h ead us R 1vers•de Au t o Wreck1ng l ettu ce and EASTER LARGE BEDROOM S Phone 1 (3 04 ) 713 5690 FURNI SHED t wo room FLOWERS, pansy , mums, BEAUTI F UL BUILT IN 1 apar t ment on Sprmg Ave 3 1 2'6t c aza l e a , hydrangea, OA K CAB IN ET S W IT H Call Sunday or e v en1ng s 992 geranrums petunras severa l QU A LIT Y APP L I A N CE S• 3429 kmds o f hang ng baskets BUI L T IN COMPLETELY" Real Estate For Sale . • 3 26 6tp Gera ld •n e Cl eland Rac1ne , tARPE T ED FOR DAD - A Oh1o APPRO X I M A T E L Yl2a(;;Sof LAR G E 2 CAR GA R AGE ~ 3 29 IIC le v el farm 1ng ground 1u st W ITH WORK S ~OP PLUS ~ ou ts1 de Ra Cin e Ca ll 949 443 3 ACRES TO PU TT ER , ZIG ZAG SEW IN G till 1 30 or 949 3272 after 1 JO 1974 AROUND ON LOCATED IN MACHINES left 1n ta yawey tll1 7 p m RUTLAND Y O U M U ST All built 1n to bu ttonh o le, do 3 29 41 c SEE TH E IN S IDE O F THI S stretch- se wrng and fanc y ONE TO APPRECIATE I T st .tch•ng Pay tust S68 75 cash H OUSE on 1634 L1n co l n or terms available Trade rn s H e1g h ts , 1n Pom e roy 4 r oom s accepted Phon e 992 2653 OFFICE 446 ·3643 wrt h barn r e decorated 3 21 t f c EVENINGS Phone 992 357 5 after 5 p m Bud McGtre e- 446- 1255 3 31 lfc VACUUM Cl eaner s, B~;dnew IN E M " Ike" Wr se man- 44 6 tank type mod el s w1th 5 coun try honle Ha s gas F A 3796 F UR NI SH E D two bedroom attachments Only $24 40 ca sh furnace new bath , ce llar and trader , •Clo s e t o sc hools , or terms ava•lable N ew g ard en sl1opprn g cen t er a nd sw1m Upr 1ght models $29 90 cas h or m mg poo l Phone 99 2 5914 terms a var iabl e T rade 1ns I NV ESTME N T P ROPERTY NEW HOME - All elec trrc 10 acres of land m Rock 3 31 6tc ac cepted Phon e 992 2653 rnn cll or B1 level s 2 to 5 -------Spnngs Oh10 Th1 s land 1s 3 27 tfc part of an area subd 1vrded for bedr oom s Family room s, 2 12 x 50 T RAIL ER 2 b edroom s n ew houses bu t due to the ba t h s d •s h was h e r gar b ag e Pnone 742 59!!0 Re nt b y w ee k SI NGER sewmg machmes 1972 Me1gs County P l annrng or mont h Ulil •t es f urn •she d dr spo sa l, r ange a nd model rn beaut1fu l walnut Com m 1SS 10n regu l allon s and PllOn e 742 5980 cab1net Ma~e s des1gn st 1t r efngerrifor s my heal th I mu st se ll 11 Will 3 31 6tc ches , z1g zag buttonholes, ---se ll all or any part Bill W 1tte PAGETOWN Col o n ral 2 blmd hems etc L 1ke new Rock. Spnng s, 992 27 !!9 bedr oo m ho me wdh garage Only $89 95 Cal l Ravenswood 3 A N D 4 ROOM furn•shed and 3 24 St c 273 9521 or 273 989 3 after 5 00 - --~ -- ---...,.-~~-f ru1t t r ees and 1' 2 a cres of unfur n 1shed aparrme'nts 12 7 trc le v e l ga r den l and A s k tng P ~on e 99 2 5Hd 7"'t fc 1 --~--41 $9500 00 WE HAVE a l l your upho l stery TRAILER LOTS - Several PRI VAT E meetmg - ro;.,- for ne eds , bur l ap den1m cambrrc foam glue zippe rs an y or gan rzallon . phone 992 locatron s l or vou to buy or budd 3975 tack1ng stnps spnngs and an la ter $1500 00 up ct . ps c hipboard , b utto n 3 11 lfc J LOTS - In Harn sonv1ll e A ll tw •ne sew 1ng tl1read , l egs leve l e xc ellen t garden la nd uph~lstery books dacron T AK E soil awa y the Bl ue Lu stre $2500 00 • w ebb•ng sprmg tw1ne , tacKs wa y fro m c arp ets and welt c ord cot t.on swrvel WI LDERNESS 2< acres up no t st e ry Re nt e le ct r rc bases foam foam , foam Shampooer Sl Bake r Fur dose .n for only $11 .000 00 Pbm~roy Rec overy 622 E , n1 tur e Company Marn St , Pom eroy , Oh10 , BE SAFE AND LIS T YOUR 3 29 3tc phon e 99 2 7554 PROPER TY WITH US THAT 3 5 26tc WAY WE Wlq. BE PRESENT T RA IL ER spa ce· fo r rent - In •A LOT FOR A LITTLE - 2 WHEN A STRA NGER WAI:ITS R ae me Phon e 99 2 24 29 or 99 2 COAL FOR SA L t: , JAYM~t< st ory frame 2 BR Ne w bath 2838 CO A L CO , THE MEIG S AND New gas forced a1r furnace , 3 29tfc G ALLI A LINE STATE _ __._. ~~----'----New hot water . tank Fu lt RO U TE 7 AT CHE SHIRE T R AILE R Brown 's Trailer 0 PEN 7 A M TILL 6 30 P M basement Located rn Park Phone 992 332 4 F IVE DAYS A WEEK Pomeroy JU ST $6.500 00 3 29 tf c 1 PHONE 992 5693 ------------- PHONE: 992-2156 POMEROY, 0. adults on l y 2 BEDROOM hou se m M d dleporl New kilch en an d ba t ll app l• an ces .n c lud ed Call 992 53 10 3 19 26 tc •s.ss INTERIOR -EXTERIOR 4 -------- Pomeroy, Oh1o 2 BEDROOM,. mobile hous e bath , full basement l a r ge ba c k por c h s1t s on I acre of ground abou t 1 1 m rl e from Ra c m e Ph on e 949 37 43 3 28 6tc NELSON On Most Amerrcan Cars 7 AC R ES land on Sta t e Rou t e 24 8 Tupp er s Pla1n s an d Chest er water , natura l ~a s Pnone 667 3756 aft er "' p m 3 29 3t p 5 ROOM EXP.ERT Wheel Alignment _ MONOAY, APRIL 1. 1974 -------------- WANTED -,... WANT AD WAY -------------- JU N K A uto s c ompl et e de l1v er ed to our yard We p1ck up auto bod•es and buy al l k •nd s o f sc r a p meta ls and •ron R 1d er 's Salvag e, Sl ate Rout e 114 Roule ·4 Pomeroy , Ollro Phone 99 2 5466 3 28 12t p day s 9.1_ EVERYBODY Shops the Wanted To Buy 992 ·2094 -~ 606 E Mam Pome roy Ph 992 2174 INV ES TMENT prop e r t y 10 acre s of land •n Ro c k. Spr •n q s Oll1o Th1 s l and s pa r t of an area subdrv •d e d f o r - n e w houses b ut du e to' th e M e gs County Pl ann 1ng Com m 1sS10n r eguli1l 10ns a nd m y hea l t h I must sell 11 Wil t se ll an y or part of Bil l Wil le Rock 5prmg s, 992 27 89 3 2A Bt c ----- AAA Tr •o le A dr •v er edu cat•on cl asses wi ll beg 111 Wednesday A pr il 3 F or m o r e 1n form al iOn call Ben Slawter at 992 5628 3 31 4tc right to ed rt or re1ect any ads ~--~ -~ 5 ROOM hou se a nd bath t wo car g ara ge , 2 stor y o n {: ar son Road 1n Ma so n Con ta c t Ru ssel l Ball 773 5606 3 t 2 li e POMEROY HOME- & AUTO Q,ON'T DRJVE A GAS GULPER · OR A GAS HOG • Television Log c ·- ~I • ' 7- The DaUv ~ntmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , April!, 1!174 ' · " t1obil8 Homes \ I .' 6- The Dailv Sentinel. Ji.hddl•oort·Pomeroy, 0 , Apr1l1 , 1914 .. ,, I, > " ( + /. \ �.. .' / -- ' S~ntinel Clas~i_fied~) (Jet R es.ultsi I; -.Business Services Pomeroy Motor Co. Q\" 2 SIGNv For Sale ~ · ~~~~~~~.:.........~~~~~c.:.......---'-,~---__j For- Sale B Fl ee tsrdc w h rte O\er b l ue lrn std tr a ns rad ro good \1\ 5 w !i res wheel cov er s r ear st ep bum pe r A n rce oRe A lso 2 1969 SKYLINE 11x 44 ~ GO OD Quat•t y l1a y Reg •s tercd Bca q l cs Ca ll 997 bed ro om wh ee ls on , new 120 1 afl er s p m un de rp1nnmg , a wn .n g a nd 3 2.r 12 t c att a c" "E! d utiiJ! y · room L1k C ne W $2 BOO Ph one A th en s 592 2818 t-U A M to fil l yo ur Ol d COUC h an d 3 27 6t c ct1a• r cush 1ons as low as $10 95 Uphol st er y bo o ks only SOc 4 1ncn cover ed fo am ma ttr esses fo r st an dard S1Z e Auto Sales bed $29 95 Pomernv Rec ov ery 62"2 E Ma 1n Str eet ST EREO Walnut AM FM Pom er oy Oh 10 Ph one 992 R ad •o 8 tr a ck ta pe com 7554 bmat •on Bala nce $1 10 73 , or 3 5 26t c t er ms av ail a bl e P hon e !192 3965 2 14 tf c 1971 DODGE CORONET 196 5 F ORD P1 Ckup P hon e 742 6261 ~.-- - /au::.n 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA • S269S Cu stom Ha tchback Coupe , da r:k green fm rsh l1ke n ew w hrte wa l l !i r es, · tull whee l cov er s pr ote c t 1ve s•d e m ol d rngs pow er br ake s. rad10 6 cy l 1n de r c n g rn e s ta n d a r d tra n smr sSIOn A ver y pop u lar m ode l and prrc ed to go $2495 1972 CHEV PICKUP $1495 1 doo r t ow 11 er new car t ra d e tn good l s i l•n e l 1r es spo t less clean rr1 terror s mall V 8 o..: ng nt.' cwt o rn n lr c tr n ns m rss 16n T he rr gh l srle th e r ght p rr ce Va l ues $ 1625 l!eal Estate For Sale 1 I I'Qn 3 J 1 31c 1951 C H E V RO LE T p1 c kup 196.1 Dod g e D art 1967 F ord s tat1on wagon c heap Ca ll 742 3 101 a tt er 6 pm ~ 3 3 I 3tc 9 RO OM S 1' 1 bath fully c a r peted new lvrna c e tr1ple oa r aae 1n L onq Bott o m Oh10 on Oh10 R 1ver Pllon e 643 2207 or YY"l216 .1 3 '1 7 6t p N E W J bedroomhom e 11 , ba th g ar ag e b asem ent on Gr avel H II Middl eport N atu r al q as 19 73 F OR D Ra nger P1c ku p F al r ea d y •n Ph one D a l e 250 12 000 mil es Phon e 99 2 Dutton 99 2 33 69 ev enm g s 7110 .:, nyt 1me 99? 2534 3 26 61C l 17 t ic n""N I AU :!I Nohce INFORMATION .. DEADLINE S 5 PM Day Before Publr c at on Monday Deadl rne 9 a m Cancella t ion COrrectrons wr tl be accepted unltl9 am for Da y of PAJb l rcalion YA R D Sal e a t 829 sou t n Tn 1r d Avenue M idd l eport A pril 1 2 and 3 3 31 ]I C ~ REGULATIONS The Publ rsher r eserve s the deemed~ obrectronal Th e publrsher wil l not be respon Srb l e tor mor e than on e rn cor r ect msertron RATES For Want Ad Servrce 5 cents per Word one mse,; t ron Mrnrmum Cllarg e S.l 00 80 TO I OOacres of va can t land 1n Me1 g s Count y Phon e 99 2 3726 J 21 Stc 14 cents jter word three con secut i ve msertrons 26 cents per word srx con secutrve mser r rons 25 Per Cent Drsc ounhm pard ads and ad s pa rd wrthm 10 CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY 52 00 to r 50 word 'tn rn tmum EaCh addrt1on.al word 3c ~----------~- BLIND ADS Addrtronal 25c Cllarge per. Advertrsemenl OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dar ty , BJn am to 12. 00 '?iloon Saturday OLD auto s 6 or more cars wr ll g v e $3 00 p1 ece, 18 car s or mor e will g 1v e better pn ce Ca ll 985 4297 3 28 He Notice KO SC OT K OS METI CS & WIC,; S t-or a good lrn e of Cosm etrcs fr 1en d ly se r v1ce and someone to cha t w•lt1 , g1ve me a ca ll Helen Jan e Brown , 99 2 51 13 3 19 tf c CALL Po ll y's Auc t ron or stop by to get r •d of t hose unwanted 1lems Se l l 1t th e au c tion •.o..~ay 537 H 1gll St reet M•ddleporT 992 3509 Open 9 a m to 5 p m Monday Wednesday Tllur s day , Fr1day un l il .fi oOn 3 13 301 c NO 1 copp er soc radrato r s C35c r ed br ass , 40c balter. es $ 1 20 M A Hall Reedsv•lle Oh1 0 Ph on e 378 624 9 3 24 tf c O L D u pr 1ght p\ anos Any con d ttron Paymg $ 10 ca sh Wrrt e. g1ve drrect•ons to WITTEN P I ANO CO P 0 BOX 16 Sard rS Oh10 43946 3 13 30tc OL D turn •t i.Jre .. oak tab l es Clocks, Ice boxes brass beds , d1shes desks o r complete hovs ello td s Wrlfe M D Mrl l er , Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh10 , c all ¢9 2 77 60 5 13 tfc l..AS t:t pau:J for a l l ma Kes ana mod els of mobile homes Phon e area code 614 423 9531 4 l3 tfc For Sale ST RAWBERRY plant s, Char t 1e F oster R t 2, Racme Oh•o Phone 247 2309 33112h:: 73 HONDA for sa le C B 350 2.700mll es $800 Ca l l378 6365 3 31 6tC 1962 JO HN SON Boat and trail er good cond1tron 1972 Honda motor c yc l e som e accessor1es and new t 1r e Good cond 1f1on Cal l 992 7066 3 31 6tc CHu RCH-PUIP~ -sla;d - Be st offer Phone 985 3825 3 26 41C - - - - - -- -------- uROCERY bus m ess for sale Bulldmg fo r sale or l ease Phone 773 5618 from B 30 p m to 10 p m for appointment 3 20 tfc AM FM s tereo rad1o 8 tra ck tape player A speaker sound sys tem Ba lan ce $109 46 or use ou r budget term s Ca ll 992 3965 J 1a tt c AN T I QUE qurlfS and' tewela_,_ EXCE L SIOR Salt Works , E Also 1nfer ested 1n tur n 1ture Marn Sf , Pomeroy All krnds and d1sh es C all 992 5262 of sa l t water pe llets water even•ngs or morn•ngs nuggets , block salt and own 2 20 He Oh10 R1ver Sa lt Phone 992 -------------3891 6 5 1ft. Employment Wanted WILL do babys1tt1ng 1n my t1om e For more •n formatron o ca ll 9'92 7462 ' 3 29 3tp Lost F EMALE Ala skan Ma l smute doq Wolfe q r ay wllh wh1 te tnm , we1ghs 80 lbs Lo st on 68 1 betwe e n Darw,..~ n and Snow•n l le Phone 696 1161 3 29 4tc EXPE RIE N CED pamter 1n ter1or and extenor Ca ll Don VanMeter , 985 3951 • 3 26 12tp Business Opportunilles ifelp Wanted - - -- -- - - ------- SEWING Mach m es, Brand N ew z ,g Zag 1n n •ce wa lnut table In or1gmal ca rton s N ever used Cl earance on 74 Mod e l s (Only a few ava• l ab l e l $63 40 cash or terms ava tab le Phone 992 2651 3 20 tfc EARN $15 ,000 $30 ,000 per year Anyone mterested rn ownmg !herr own PIZza Bu s mess S2 500 cash needed wr.te Mr Ed at 1275 Brown Rd Co tum bus , Oh10 43223 3 27 12tp LAD Y to l1ve m Phone 992 2936 3 31 3tc - - -- - - -- WOMEN or men warrted for l rgh t delivery work Call Mr Oav 1s, (30A ) 77 3 5832 between 9 am ,and 5 p m dally 3 26 7t c PAPER CARRIER For CLIFTON, W. VA. PHONE 992·2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL WANTED MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER THE DAILY SENTINEL Radia ----- ----~--~- AGEJ~Ci . M 1dd leport WOOD TRUSSES Water L1ne s and Pow er Lmes All work done by the foot or con t ract Al so dozer work a nd sepflc ta nks m sta ned No w under new management RON AND KAREN THOMAS J\>:.,., . I Tonk" 3. 4, 15 10 HOGG ? 00 - > 773 5554 6 Ma son , W Va 9 B ed room Su 1te s 12 Breakfast Se ts 7 SE W IN G MACHINE S Repa1r serl/ ,ee all ma~ es , 992 2284 i he Fa br1 c Shop Poll'l'1froy Au th or i zed S•ng er Sale s and Ser v1ce We Sharp en sc. ssors.. .. 3 29tfc E XC AVA TIN G dozer , loader and ba ckho e w ork sepli c tank s •n sta lled dump t r uc k s and lo boy s for h1r e w l tl haul fill d rr t top soil t 1mesto ne and grav el c au Bob or Roger Jeffer s d a y phone 992 7089 , n1ght phon e 992 3525 o r 992 5232 ? II li e AU l OMOBI LE Insura n ce been c an ce ll e d ' Lo s t your op er ato r 's 11c ense Call 99 2 7428 6 15 tf c I Copperlone F rrgrd a1re Range , E lec Clean E lec like new 1 Upnghl Plano-- - $595 3 Y ear s old WI LL TRIM or cut tree s shrubbery Also clean ba sements , attrcs et c 91 9 322 1 or 7.4 2 4441 3 14 1 Wh1t e Twrn S1ze Bedroom Su1te w 1th sp nng s & mat tress l1k e new $239 95 and out Call 26t c CALL 992-2156 ! . DOZER work land cle·ar1ng by tt1e a cr e hourly or con t ra ct farm ponds r oad s etc L a r ge dozer and op e ra tor With ov er 20 year s ex per 1en ce P ull1n s E x cavatrng , Pom eroy Oh1 0 Ph on e 99 2 2478 12 19 tt c Pets For Sale home Phon(;/ O N E 4 1 3tc ' f e male German S ~epl'1 e rd s payed and frrend l y Good w a tchdog Phone 99 2 5947 bl a ck ~ ,-~-A'-N-N_U_A"'L-S:-:P:-:R:-:I:cN-:::G,-,:-"'-4" __________ -'-2_:'_1 31' MINIATURE black POOdle , f emale 5 mo_n.ihs ol d , $35 '' Green UJ» T1mes " O PEN HOUSE I APR. 3-4-5-6 lnqu"e al r59 Norlh F1llh Ave nu e Nlrddlepo rt Oh1 o 60 AS/ . ------------ ~un , Refre shments AND PRIZES 3 31 3tp 1974 COMM U NITY MObile 11ome 1-4 ' x 70', 3 bedrooms, large laundry room t1pout on Ir v ing room , 12 ' x ~~~ ~ Add A Room 1 9 rooms total Only 3 montl'ls Old Unfurnished, owner transferred out , of sta t e Phone 992 S071 Pllone 992·2181 1 3 311otp .L....::::!;.....,,r....:.::.:.:::.:,.:..:,::-:r,;;;,:..:....--:'~ ---"r-1---'--!.-----\ \ .. -------1-------- NO W ready c abbage , lettu ce and pans 1es , potted and baskets of Ea ster f lowers now bloom•ng Hubbard ' s Green house , Syracuse, Oh 10 3 31 tf c --j-----------FIR ST and se cond cutt •ng hay For Rent or Sale 1st Prne - Sl ,OOO Cash 150 Other Pnzes . No purcha se--n ecessar y, rust come In, or wrr te m to regi ster • I 1 POMER01Y LANpMARK 1 Jack W Ciriey, Mgr 1'970 YAMAHA "-175 E nd uro , $330 I96A Chevfol e t V 8 A dr stat ron wagon , $100 See Gall Bradford , St Rout e 338 , across from K a1s e r Alumrnum Rac •ne, Oh io 3 31 2tc ' Phone Wallace Dam e wood Reedsvrlte , Oh •o 667 3338 3 31 Jtp 1971 KAWA SAKI500. 2t)el mets, srssy bar , e:dended foot rest Cpl l 1T upper s .. Pl~lns , Ohio 667 6385 attel' 5 p m • 1 3 29 3tc ·----------""-+-1 I" I, LINCOLN HITS ' - 742 ·42 11 A Deal 6, 13 2 00 - Days of Our Lrves 3, * *Air Jools Air ', \ , At the bottom of your column you ask: "Got a problerrf' No problems, but I'm sendmg alon g some "fun, " tf you want a hohday from peoJlle's troubles llhought sam Goldwyn was undisputed krng , but perhaps the late James McSheehy, former member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. had hm1 toQBed for malaproptsms Here are -a lew of his g~ quoted by Tom Arden, Sacramento (Cal1f ) Bee colummst Ladies ,' ' McSilechy satd m answer to a n obJectwn to htgh taxes ''I h~ve here ~ me f1gures wh tch you carry m your heads, "h1ch I know are conc-rete " Thequeot1on came up at a meetmg on the necessity of carmg for mdigent cases ' 1Where," asked he , 1'are we gomg to get the money to bury the md1gnant dead ?" Parliame ntary procedures sometimes Jrntated McSheehy, and at one omeetrng of the board, he complarned, "Srnce the begmnmg of th1s discussion we have had three movements III th1s 6. 13 Another World 3, 4, 15, General Hospr ta l 6, 13 , Book Beat 00 - Mr Cartoon 3. Somerset 15 , Sesame St 33, 20 , Lucy One day, m nghteous anger , he objected to. bemg referred to as the mcumbent superVISOr "I may have been 111, gentlemen, and unable to attend meetmgs , ' ' he crted nut, ''but no one has the nght to say I've been mcumbent t " Other McSheehy1sms '-, "Let us call a shovel a shovel - no matter who we hit " "Yes. I agree that 111s all "ater over the wheel, burow 1t's comrng back to haunt us " ,.. ' · "The roosters have come home to hatch " "We are slappm g him on lhe wnst " 'th a compluiient1n an effort to nail hun to the mast " • ./ i" "It has all the earmarks of an eyesore " "I am not gorng to b1te off any part of my nose to create a conditiOn for th1s ctty.'' 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G d l rg a n ' s I sla nd 13, 6, Ha zel Bonan za 15 J ackpot• 4 5 00 - Mr Roger s 20, 33 M e r v Gr 1ff1n 4, And y Grrff1 th 8, Bonanza 3 , Gomer Pyle USMC 13 Br g Va l ley 6 5 30 - Bever ly H1llbrll•es 8 , E l ec Co 33 Hoga n s H eroes 13 Hodgepodge L odge 20 Trail s West 15 6• 00 - News 3, 4 8 10, 15 Sesam e St r eet 20 ABC N ew s 13 Lrl1as Yoga and You 33 6 30- NBC News 3, 4, 15 AB C News 6 CBS News 8, 10 Your Future I s Now 33 , Room 222 13 7 00 - Marc o Sportl 1te 33 , Beat th e Clock 4 New s 6 10 El ec trrc Co 20 , Tru t h or Con sequen ce s 3 Wh a t s M y Lrn e B Hrgh Sc hool TV Honor Soc te t y 15 Oscar s, Actor s and the • Exor crst 13 7 30 - To Tell Th e Truth 6, RFO 20 , Holl y wood Squa r es 3 Johnny Mann ' s Stand Up and C heer 4 , New Pr1ce rs R1ght 8 10 Beat the Clock 13 , Las sre 15 , Readrng For t h e Cla ss room Teacher 33 8 00 - Maude 8 , Bill Moyer 's Journa l 33: Hamburg er s 3 4 15 Happy Days 6 13 Movt e 20 8 30 - HawtJ rr F rve 0 10, 8 Movte '' M Oon of th e Wolf ' 6, 13 9 00 - Black Jou rna l 33 Caval cade of Champions Awards 3, 4, 8 15 > 9 30 - ShaftS 10 , The Currou s Case of V rtamrn E 10 OS.- Marc us We l by, M 0 13, 6 W a sh •n g l on Strarght Talk 33 uscar Awa r ds 3 4, 15 New s 20 10 30 - Da y At N1ghl 33 WIN AT BRIDGE '. o Jacoby marie seven-can you? . NORTH I Send$ I for JACOBY MOD ERN bo ok to Wm at Bndge (clo lh JS newspaper ) P 0 B o x 489 Rad1o CJty Srauon New YorK • AQ I • KQJ I +- WEST • J 109876 11 11 12 12 00 - News3,4 , 6,8, 10,1 3 15 , Jana kl 33 30 - Johnn y Car son 3, 4, 15 OO - New s 3, 4, TakeF1ve ForLil e 1S 30 - Tomorrow 3 4 1 30 7 00 p m News 4 - - teres! • ACROSS I. Samtly Today w 1l l requrre bo ld or u n•Que me thods to g a1n you r ends II y o u thmk some lhrng dtffe ren t wrll w o rk gr'Je 1! a shot For Tuesday Aprrl 2 1 9 7 4 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23· Dec 21 ~ You re present l y 1n a c rea t1ve state You II be get trng rnsrgh l s mto better way s to handle your p rob l em s Follow through ARIES (March 21 -Apnl 191 Thr s c ou ld turn o ut Jo be a ve ry 1n1eres t•ng day l o r you wll ere rom ance •s co nc e rned Keep th e all ernoon open TAURUS (Apnl ~ O · Ma~ CAPRICO~N 201 (Dec 22·Jan, symb<JI 5. Slender . candle 10. Unl'rJite n 11. Bcgm aga1n s •tu a t ro ns that ha ve le ga l ov e rt o nes Str•ve for a be tl e r b a rga1n 1! maktng a ne VI agreement 17. L1ght Someone appre c ra te s some lh1ng you ve done lor lhem They re wa1t1ng for an oppor Jun•ly to d o some lh ng 111 c e for y du Unu sua l •ntluenc es that c o ul d c ontr1bu te to you maten a lly arc still asl 1r Conlmue to lo ok for unrque af)p ortun.l l CS LEO (July 23 - Aug 2 ~1 F r•end s and contacts are w•ll mg to put l hemselve s o ut for y o u today Le t tllem ~ o. Jo b a t to r you d IIle y can he lp DOWN 3. Dc!eot ( var ) work) PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) volcano U. Dechne 15. Hall to 191 Yo u re fa vor ed to day 1n CANCER (June 21-July 221 Villa 42. Sicilian 2 TuTkiSh Buddha You w 11! !1nd yourse lt m ve ry e nt e rt am1ng co mp any to day p a rl1 cu larl y .t at1 en d 1ng a so c1 al tun c tr on m tile after · no on 20·Feb dance 41 T1vo h 's 13. Incul cate 19) C ontinu e lo g1ve most o t y o ur att en t•on to a JOin! ve n lu re now p eJkm g up w1\h pr o · mrse Keep yo ur g oal m s•ghl AQUARIUS (Jan Tv. m e 1. Four S om eo ne wh ose com p a ny yo ur e n1 0Y may pop m u nex. pe c tedl y at home The rea son to r th e v1 S1\ w111 be unu su al GEMINI (May 2 I ·June 201 39~ tO L1vely ol d 12. Mother of C;1h gula 1G. - et Ia bora (pray and be a m 18 Co nvened 19 Man' s ni ckname 20. Drinking ba gger Ye ... terday's Answer catt (4 ~5 . 9. Consan - wds) 4 Palm 11. leaf script 29. Fragment 15. Egypt>an de1ty 5. Prmc1ple 6. Jennet 31. Eucharist ' plate 21 Poettcal 7. Lend a helpmg hand (4 wds) 8 !:hgh 22 23 24. Arab office MOrtg age 27. Angular gUineou s Fa st e n 32 MISS St advetb Obscure John s 37. CmfTurc Flew aloft gadget 38. Before Vati ca n (prefix) chapel bout 22. Be to o fond of 23 Palhd 25: L1kr some (: Ont s, giovcs etc VIRGO (Aug 23·Sepl 221 You r amb ll rons have a belt e r c hanc e o f berng real• ze d t o · day d you re te ss o bv •o us ab o ul your mo t1ve s Be su b · tte but aggre ss1ve Apr il 26 F our 1n Frankfurt 2, 1974 fh1 s Wlll be an acltve year w tl h many sh o rt trrp s l o r tun rea sons You may become 1n valve d rn an 1ntere st1 ng oa rtner shrp arrangement w1tt1 un1Que beneh ts LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 231 Some o ne you ve mel Ill rough ano tHe r 1s ab oul t o be c ome J}1]/~ffil1)]® 1J.4i koaw&t.J ..-/ ~ h HENRI ARNOLD 10nl1 QUO LEE l n scr.,mhll' thei;(' four Jumhle!il, one l etter to p,,c h square, to form four ord1n ar} word s. 27. Frost 28. Somewhat (suf! I 29. "To Helen" poet 30. Bath or Ems Devollrcd 34. Wayside hotel 35. Craze 36. Arranged 33 '" layers 38. Marav1ch of basketball 1 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW DO J I I J () TE!JilfA I V I I I ~=h-:::::/====~=·L::=·==. r ~~ Print the SURPRISE ANSWER hele I COUL[7 BE F<:E:LATIVEL'I LE6AL - "'nlurolo\ • Guns lrnger s Under wor ld \Jumbh• lbiOM ?HENCE CRYPTOQUOTES Now arr•n•ethe crrcleclletters to SJVGV form the surpnse ans~er, as m rn-(I :u JARGON FGV · CK SJOCIIR , SUKKeSted by fhe abo\e cartoo n . B COCS VGVftSOCH SJVGV BCO C SVGVft S VX FGV YV K Y N V KCNl\ - 11 MJ VRSVGSKC (0 11'1+ l.inr F .. turot 8J11dleole, IM.) • Ult;K lKACY <f-76 SOUTH ID> · - ..K A + ~ AKQJ8752 AKQ West North East Pass Pa ss 5+ Pass Pass Pass Soulh 4NT 7N T & Electric ·. * Electric Tools lm pact Wrenches lfa"- 112"- 3f4" ~ 3/a"to 1:' And Electric Impact Wrenches * Open & Boxed End Wrenches • *Hand Tools Socket Sets and Impact Sockets ,_ * Socket Sets • 1!4" ~ 3/a " · 112" .. 3f4 " - 1 ~ Impact Sockets 'h" . 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EVERYONE GETS AS ~AR AWAY FROM FOOZV AS AJSSIBLE ' West North Pass Pass Pass 1+ 2+ 3' South Dble ~And Many, Many More Items > MALE7? . b1ddmg has been * Drill Presses · · Auction from 7:30 pm on all Items ~ HE- 5 LJRI:L0 0K7 A LOT LE5$ lc::L UfZ Y 1HA N TH E lA:B:J ~~ •J@i$!] Drills * Elec. Calculators I· GASOLINE ALLEY J >m "What 1s the most remarkable hand you eve r played?" Oswald "That's a tough questiOn Everythmg good and bad has happened to me durmg my 65 yea rs of card ' play . I guess ' the most re marka ble one occurred th1s sa me day 41 years ago I wa s pl ay1 n g w1th your ,mothe1 and opened the South ha nd w1th a Blackwood four notrump She showed me one ace and [ b1d seve n notrump" J1m "Since I was born three days later, I was practically m the game You made the grand slam didn't WHAT 16 IT, WINNIE'? you?" YOU 1RE A6 WH ITE Oswa ld "O f course , I ABA GHOST I wouldn't be talkmg about 1t 1f I had n't However, dummy too k all 13 tncks If I had tn ed to take a tnck m mr, hand, I would have been seL' J1m '1'Let'.s see You. . ~won the f.rst tnck w1th dummy 's ace of spades Then you d1scarded your ace of hearts on the queen 0( spades Th1s gaye you a chance to throw your th ~ee top clubs on the km g-queen· Ja c k of hearts a nd make the last eight tncks w1th dummy's clubs. Qu1te a · hand , eve n !Qr April f1rst" 1• Oswald· "Yes, 11 was and smce all f1ve m1ssmg dia monds w.ere m one hand I could not ha ve made the slam any other way." Pass Pass Pass Ui 2, ? You, South, hold •10 8 6 54 , A K Q 8 3 +A J 5 . What do you do now? A-Bid roUr hearts. Your ptirtner ttas shown s'ign5 of life. TODAV'S QUESTION ) Instead or b1dd1ng one d1amond EilVII\IEI/ SLIPPED RUNMN 1 ACROST :YR' FOOTLOG, AUNT LOWEEZV, 1\N' FELL IN Dear Contn butor, We thmk your new s t ory 1s magmf1cent PS Apnl Fool ! We want t o pnnt 1t m our nex t 1ssue, a nd w!ll payyou One ThouS<lnddollars J iH'CREEK yo ur partner has JUmped to two d1amonds 1n r esponse to you r double of one club What dO you do now'' Answer Tomorrow •\' ,. ~ I' ,. ,Ii ~\ \ 'i I ' " ' •' ' '' .' ' I ' '" \ \ I • \ ~ I Yesterday's er,ptoquote: THE GREAT MAJORITlr OF liEN EXIST BUT DO NOT LzyE - BENJAMIN DJSRAELI TVPHUS " '"""' r Sorwd11lr la , f• ql1/ ly[H uf uhr ~t k fJJ -' MOONSHINE + 109643 it' : One l etter simply staMi s f or another In this sam ple A lS u sed f or th e thtee L 's, X for the t v.o O's e t c. Smgle letters, apostroph es, the leng th and formation of the words are all bmts. Each day the code l ett ers 31C d!ITerent ( An8,..f'rt tomorr o"' I Cable Channel F1ve Local News 7 30 p m - Washrnglon Debales 8 30 p m 9 30 p m by THOMAS JOSEPH SCORPIO (Oct 24·Nov 22) I 1 00 - News 13 more lhan an acqu a1n1ance You w rll share an unu s..uat rn EAST • 5432 '10987 +- Rutland,O Dave or M1ke NY1 0019 <fo J 10985432 • 65 4 32 * * Impact Wrenches 'I 1 15 . The New lywed Game 10 3 30 - One L 1fe to L1ve 6, 13, Phtl Donatwe 4 , Match Game 8, 10 , HowToSurv1veAMarnageJ, 15, Woman20 STATE ROUTE 7 450 PIKE ST•. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO $40,000 WORTH OF BRAND NEW MtRCHANDISE STJREO 92.1 WMPC).FM I 'I ,,. '\ 4, 10 , Le i's Make 20 , Prrce Is Rrght 8, 10 HOLIDAY INN . GREAT COUNTRY . 10 , Celebnly 2 30 - Edge of Nl~nt B. 10 . Girl tn My L1fe 6, 13, Doctors 3, 4 15 AT * Drill Bits Hy-Spted \ a, Co ncentration 8, What 's My Line 7 10 30 - 3 On A Malch 3, 4, 15 , The Wo rld Turns 8, Wednesday, April 3rd 1M1dd\eport·Pomeroy \ or the Moutlis of Pohhci311S D~r~en By Oswald & James Jacoby Large lol 510,000 00 ' BUSINESS ROOM wl lh 992 2259 no am.wer Juncl1on 10 . AM 3; Phrl 12 55 - News 3, 15 I 00 - News 3 All My Chrldren 6, 13, Not For Wom en Dnly 15, Rutland Furniture 742 42 11 See Herb Grate Fr~ endly News B, 10, 13 3 00 - • • Both vu lnerable * Benc,h Grinders MANY OTHER PROPERTIE S TO CHOOSE FROM - CALL US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN REAL ESTATE, HENRY E CLE'LAND BROKER Paul D1 xon 4. 12 30 - Spirt Second 6, Sear c h for Tomorrow Sweepstakes 3, I S 12 45 - Electnc Company 33 4 rc:ut h .• nd Arnold Grate 3 BR baths Ga r age Hot wat er heat Th r.s you must see 00 - . Bath So m e carpet rng & panelrrlg Hardwood fl oors Gas furna ce Basement lovely 3 'BR apar tm en t over Hardwood floors carpeted N 1ce kitche n wllh lots of cab•nets Dinrng'il room 1112 9 Now You See It 8, 10 • 11 30 - Hol lywood Sq uares 3, 4, 15, Love of Ltfe 8, 10, Brady Bunch 13 II 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel's World 10 . 12·00 - Bob Braun 's 50 50 Club A Password 6 · Jackpot' 3. 15 . W1de Vanety- 27 ga s & e lec ranges, .15 refngeralors, 2 wood wardrobes , 7 h vmg room sut tes, 30 ch est s & dre sse r s, wood rocker , lamp s , table s, wa s hers drye r s, bu nk beds , metal chma , desk & chatr, 3 arr cond1troners, 2 consol e stereos, love seat, teleVISIOn set s, twm & lull SIZe beds & beddrng , floor fan s, 3 r ange hoods e tc RUTlAND FURNITURE SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC S EWAGE S Y S TEM S CLEANED REPAIRED M I LLER SA NI TATIO N , STEWAR T OHIO PH 66 2 30 35 10 4 ft c __ 4 1 51c 8 B B 10 00 - D1nah Shore 3, 15 , Company 6 , Joker:s Wild 8 10 10 30 - Jeopardy 3. 4. 15 . Gamb1tB. 10 II 00 - Password 13 WIZard of Odds 3, 4, 15, M1ke Douglas 6 . 2 Hutch Cab m e l s $199 95 ea One w1th glas s, one wtthout , ltke new 1 Kmg S1ze Bed - - - S79 95 B1g Capacrty Maytag Automatrcs 2 speed operation Cho•ce o f water temps Auto water l evel contro l Lmt F 1l ter or Power F1n Ag1 tat or Perm a. Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dry er s Surround clothes wrth gent l e, even heat No hot spo ts, no overdry mg F 1ne Mesh L1nt F 11ter We Spectallle rn MAY TAG R ed Carpet Servrc e . -------'------ -~-- For Rehf Farmtrme 10 , Mornmg Report 3 00 - Today 3, 4, IS CBS News B, 10 D1 ck Van Dyke 13, Gu1dtng L1ght ~ -------------- THE DAllY SENTINEL 35 - Columbus Today ; Donahue 15 Abbott and Costel lo 8 , Wtld , Wrld West 6 , Mov1e " The Young Mr Pdf" 13 9 30 - To Tell the Tru th 3, Tatt letales B 9 55 - Chuck Whtte Repor t s 10 S69 95 up $10 oo up DOZER and back hoe work , ponds and sept1 c tanks , d rt ch 1ng ser v• ce , top soil f1ll drrt 11mestone B&K Ex cavatmg Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 tfc TUESDAY ,#4r- r.:1Lt , 1'114 00 - Sunnse Sem rnar 4, Sacred Heart 10 15 - Con cern a nd Comment 10 25 - Farm Report 13 30 - B rbl e Answers 8 , New s 6 , Ftve Mrnutes to L•ve By 4 , Rev Cleophus Robrn so n- 13 Osmonds 6 30 - Rocky & Bul lw rnkl e 13 , New Zoo Revue6 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8, 10, New Zoo Revue 13 , Sesame St 33 , Jeff's Coll1e 6 25 - Jack La lanne 13 30 - Brady Bunch 6 55 - News 13 ' 7 8 I tilde A Bed - - - - 1II 5 C B R~ R D Au ct on eer Compl et e Ser v ce Phon e 949 JH? 1o r 9~9 3 16 1 Rac 1ne Oh •o Cntt Br ad ford 5 1 tf c Out By Helen Bottel chamber " News 4 6 45 - See Us Before You Buy MATERIALS CO 00 - News 20 , Paul Nuchtms 33 , Medtcal Center 8 10 1 30 - News 13 BEST IN USED FURNITURE & ZUSPAN , II 00 - News 3, 4, 6 B. 10, 13. 15. 20 . Janak' 333 11 30 - Johnny Carso n 3, 4, 15 Col lege Basketball Ali Star Game 6, 13 , 4 Funny F am 1l 1es 8 , Mov1e' Interrupted Melody " 10 RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER Butlttc Your ' Specs . De livered tc Job S1te See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992·3525 or 99'1 5232 Slop 111 <!."d say ttello Brmg 111 th1 s ad tor a Free G1Ft oo - 6 6 ASK US ABOUT PRE· FABRICATED DITCHING SERVICE 0 • ABC on th e late, Late Show" J, 4, 15 9 Here' s Lucy 8 10 , Tne Movres 6. 13 Lo lo~ a 33 9 30 - Book Beat 20 33 D1ck Van Dyke 8, 10 Mov1e' Honky 6 6 All work guaranteed HARDWARE N 2nd Ave 13 33 Gunsmoke 8 10 Th ea t er rn Amen ca 20. Movr e ' The G •rl Area,' s Most Rea sonable Prrces Und er New Management N rnd M1ddleport All WEATHER 10, Room 222 8 00 - Nat1onal Geographrc6 , Rook 1es 13 , My ste r y of the M aya N 2nd Av e Midd leport. 0 Under N ew Manageme nt P~inttng A Specialty Us. Beat the Clock 13 ALL WEATHER HARDWARE 808 W Mam, Pomeroy All WEATHER HARDWARE --------- --- ---------- ')\\ Ph 992 5271 F o r Fr ee Estrmate rnqurre now ilb.!lJ!L a beaut1lul new r oo l 111 fa ~ h10n co lors Pomeroy B. the Clock 4 , News 6, 10 . ReadrnQ for t he Classroom Tea cher 33 , Ca ll of the West 15, Crrcusr 13 7 30 'T" Bobby Goldsboro3 Buck Owens 81 loc k , Stock & Barrel 2Q , Wacky World of Jonathan W rn ters 15 , To Tel l the Truth 6 , Hollywood Squares 4 . Eprsode Actton 33 , Munrcrpal Cour t 10 , Now w h1 lc the we a ther 15 st rll coo l 1s the b es t lime If can be m sta lled a t your conv ~ n r e nc e w 1th no warllng around 1n hoi mugg y we a ther Phon e 992 2550 Body Shop IS IT COLOR FADED? SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 30 - NBC News 3, ;, 15, CBS News News 6 YES! Gene·s LEAKING? F rom th e larg est Truck o r Bulldo ze r Radrat or to th e small es t Heater Cor e Na than Brggs Radtalor Spectahs f Tra i ls W est 15, Hogan's Hoere s 13 6 00 - N ews 3, 4, 8, 10 15 Sesame St 20 ABC News 13 , Per sona ltly & Behavtoral Qevelopment '33 Truth or Con sequences 6 AIR CONDITION NOW? PHONE 992-5083 YOUR ROOF SEP TIC TANKS CLEA NED REA SO NAB L E ra tes, Ph 146 478 2 Ga lt •po lis Jolln Ru sse ll Owner ar' d Operator 5 12 tf c NEW 3 bedroom hom e an d double garage w1th 55 a cres near Rutland Phon e 7A 2 61 61 3 31 4tc WISEMAN CALL CARL NELSON Rt A D Y MIX CON C R ET E d e l rv e r ed r rgllt t o your prot ect Fast and easy Free est 1mate s Phon e 99 1 3284 , Goeg l e 1n Ready M• x Co , Midd l epor t Oh1 0 6 30 tf c NEWLY rede corat e d hom e wr t h ba th f ull basement , good coal furnace •n Pomeroy , $5 ,500 No Sunday call s Phon e 742 5625 3 2!! 6tc THE 1$ a, 5 30 - Beverly Hillbillies B Elec Co 33. Hodgepodge Lodge 20 . 6 '•Gentlemen, thiS comes Wlthm a few cents of bemg a vast very much annwed to fmd they have branded my son as >lhtcrate It lS a dirty he as I marru\d h1s lather a week before he and fabulous' sum of. money " was born ' ' · ." You can't straddle the renee and still· keep your ear to the Hope you enjoyed th1s as much as I did READER ground " " II:' 1s tune to grasp the bull firmly by the tail and look the Dear Reader sJtuatwn squarely uvthe face." I d!d I d1d I When another supervisor had mterfered With a speech he' Thanks for a very appropnate April Fool's Day colwnn was tfyl!lgto make, McSheehy msisted, "I am gomg to co ntmue and when I have f1mshed , you can Interrupt me " H Per haps h1s torturous use 1,1 Ute language rubbed off on h1S const1too nts lt,ls :eca~Jed a. woman wrot: to McSbeehy " I am_~ _:_)') 7 00 - Tru t h or Conseq 3, What's M y Lrne 8, El ec Co 20 , Beat ------------- ---------- • 1, EXPERIENCED J , a VW AND DATSU Sl' EL: lA LIST ROOF PAINTING · Open 8 T 1l 5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Marn, Pomeroy , 0 ---------- NEWSPAPER CARRIER SYRACU.SE No pets BE-A u-TI F U L new hom es n ow under construct•on m prr me locat•on on crty water and sewer "Chor c.e of des1gn s Wall to wa ll carpeting and a•r cond i tiOnin g Included Wt ll help arrange fm a n c mg , convent1o na l loans w1tll down payment low as 5 pet Oth er new h.omes avail a b l e to o ual 1f1 ed buyers with N O DOW N PAYMENT• 'B u ld ers of W G Bes t Homes Call co llec t 61 4 837 654 0 or 239 0785 or wrlle Great Amencan Hom es Inc , P 0 Box 61;17 Po m eroy Oh1 0 4576 9 3 1 lf c - G)JARANTEEOPHON E'992 ·2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto FURNITURE Slop In and See Our Floor Display. Phone Stanley 949-2789 Bumper to Bumper Serv1ce foreign Cars Welcome , PAINTING 00 - Mr \..drToon So m e r set 15, Sesame St 20, 33 , Love Amencan Sty le 13 , Lucy Show Huck and Yog • 6, M ov te " L ast or the Comanc hes" 10 • 4 30 - Green Acres 3, G illigan' s Is 6, 13 , Bonanza 15 , Jackpot 4· H aze l 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20, 33 , Bonanza J · fokrv Gnffin 4, Andy Gnffrth 8, Gom er Pyle 13 , Brg Valley 6 ------ ---- ------ WANTED 992·5247 OFFICE SUPPLIES and ELE C TRO LU X Va c uum Cl ean er s comple t e w1th at S EP TI C Galtrpolrs TAN KS Clean e d ta chments , cordwmder and' Modern San1tatron 992 3954 o r parn t sp r ay Used but rn l1ke 992 7349 new cond1 tr on Pay $34 45 Exc11lng 10 23 ttc cast1 o r budget plan avartab le New Home Phone 992 2653 PR I CE CONSTRUC T ION 3 20 lfc Roo f rng , spou t mg k•lcl1ens YOU WONT BELIEVE -~------- - - - - - . - For Rent and batllrooms Complete YOUR EYES W H EN YOU CLELA ND FARMS A ND remodel1ng Phone 742 6273 STEP IN ~ ID E THI S N E W GREE NHOU SE , A va rr ety of 5 ROOM apartment on Peoples ..1.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 12_3_ tfc SP LI T L EVEL HUGE cabbag e and to m ato plants Terra ce 1n Pomeroy Pho ne LI V'I N G · ROOM WITH A fo r sale Also, broccoli and (304 ) 675 3.1 34 DoN T F- u s s Don ' t c uss, turn LOVELY BALCONY E F cautrtlower sweet peppers, 3 29 3tc your tunk au tomob il es over to FECT GOING TO T H E 3 11ot p eppers. egg plant s, h ead us R 1vers•de Au t o Wreck1ng l ettu ce and EASTER LARGE BEDROOM S Phone 1 (3 04 ) 713 5690 FURNI SHED t wo room FLOWERS, pansy , mums, BEAUTI F UL BUILT IN 1 apar t ment on Sprmg Ave 3 1 2'6t c aza l e a , hydrangea, OA K CAB IN ET S W IT H Call Sunday or e v en1ng s 992 geranrums petunras severa l QU A LIT Y APP L I A N CE S• 3429 kmds o f hang ng baskets BUI L T IN COMPLETELY" Real Estate For Sale . • 3 26 6tp Gera ld •n e Cl eland Rac1ne , tARPE T ED FOR DAD - A Oh1o APPRO X I M A T E L Yl2a(;;Sof LAR G E 2 CAR GA R AGE ~ 3 29 IIC le v el farm 1ng ground 1u st W ITH WORK S ~OP PLUS ~ ou ts1 de Ra Cin e Ca ll 949 443 3 ACRES TO PU TT ER , ZIG ZAG SEW IN G till 1 30 or 949 3272 after 1 JO 1974 AROUND ON LOCATED IN MACHINES left 1n ta yawey tll1 7 p m RUTLAND Y O U M U ST All built 1n to bu ttonh o le, do 3 29 41 c SEE TH E IN S IDE O F THI S stretch- se wrng and fanc y ONE TO APPRECIATE I T st .tch•ng Pay tust S68 75 cash H OUSE on 1634 L1n co l n or terms available Trade rn s H e1g h ts , 1n Pom e roy 4 r oom s accepted Phon e 992 2653 OFFICE 446 ·3643 wrt h barn r e decorated 3 21 t f c EVENINGS Phone 992 357 5 after 5 p m Bud McGtre e- 446- 1255 3 31 lfc VACUUM Cl eaner s, B~;dnew IN E M " Ike" Wr se man- 44 6 tank type mod el s w1th 5 coun try honle Ha s gas F A 3796 F UR NI SH E D two bedroom attachments Only $24 40 ca sh furnace new bath , ce llar and trader , •Clo s e t o sc hools , or terms ava•lable N ew g ard en sl1opprn g cen t er a nd sw1m Upr 1ght models $29 90 cas h or m mg poo l Phone 99 2 5914 terms a var iabl e T rade 1ns I NV ESTME N T P ROPERTY NEW HOME - All elec trrc 10 acres of land m Rock 3 31 6tc ac cepted Phon e 992 2653 rnn cll or B1 level s 2 to 5 -------Spnngs Oh10 Th1 s land 1s 3 27 tfc part of an area subd 1vrded for bedr oom s Family room s, 2 12 x 50 T RAIL ER 2 b edroom s n ew houses bu t due to the ba t h s d •s h was h e r gar b ag e Pnone 742 59!!0 Re nt b y w ee k SI NGER sewmg machmes 1972 Me1gs County P l annrng or mont h Ulil •t es f urn •she d dr spo sa l, r ange a nd model rn beaut1fu l walnut Com m 1SS 10n regu l allon s and PllOn e 742 5980 cab1net Ma~e s des1gn st 1t r efngerrifor s my heal th I mu st se ll 11 Will 3 31 6tc ches , z1g zag buttonholes, ---se ll all or any part Bill W 1tte PAGETOWN Col o n ral 2 blmd hems etc L 1ke new Rock. Spnng s, 992 27 !!9 bedr oo m ho me wdh garage Only $89 95 Cal l Ravenswood 3 A N D 4 ROOM furn•shed and 3 24 St c 273 9521 or 273 989 3 after 5 00 - --~ -- ---...,.-~~-f ru1t t r ees and 1' 2 a cres of unfur n 1shed aparrme'nts 12 7 trc le v e l ga r den l and A s k tng P ~on e 99 2 5Hd 7"'t fc 1 --~--41 $9500 00 WE HAVE a l l your upho l stery TRAILER LOTS - Several PRI VAT E meetmg - ro;.,- for ne eds , bur l ap den1m cambrrc foam glue zippe rs an y or gan rzallon . phone 992 locatron s l or vou to buy or budd 3975 tack1ng stnps spnngs and an la ter $1500 00 up ct . ps c hipboard , b utto n 3 11 lfc J LOTS - In Harn sonv1ll e A ll tw •ne sew 1ng tl1read , l egs leve l e xc ellen t garden la nd uph~lstery books dacron T AK E soil awa y the Bl ue Lu stre $2500 00 • w ebb•ng sprmg tw1ne , tacKs wa y fro m c arp ets and welt c ord cot t.on swrvel WI LDERNESS 2< acres up no t st e ry Re nt e le ct r rc bases foam foam , foam Shampooer Sl Bake r Fur dose .n for only $11 .000 00 Pbm~roy Rec overy 622 E , n1 tur e Company Marn St , Pom eroy , Oh10 , BE SAFE AND LIS T YOUR 3 29 3tc phon e 99 2 7554 PROPER TY WITH US THAT 3 5 26tc WAY WE Wlq. BE PRESENT T RA IL ER spa ce· fo r rent - In •A LOT FOR A LITTLE - 2 WHEN A STRA NGER WAI:ITS R ae me Phon e 99 2 24 29 or 99 2 COAL FOR SA L t: , JAYM~t< st ory frame 2 BR Ne w bath 2838 CO A L CO , THE MEIG S AND New gas forced a1r furnace , 3 29tfc G ALLI A LINE STATE _ __._. ~~----'----New hot water . tank Fu lt RO U TE 7 AT CHE SHIRE T R AILE R Brown 's Trailer 0 PEN 7 A M TILL 6 30 P M basement Located rn Park Phone 992 332 4 F IVE DAYS A WEEK Pomeroy JU ST $6.500 00 3 29 tf c 1 PHONE 992 5693 ------------- PHONE: 992-2156 POMEROY, 0. adults on l y 2 BEDROOM hou se m M d dleporl New kilch en an d ba t ll app l• an ces .n c lud ed Call 992 53 10 3 19 26 tc •s.ss INTERIOR -EXTERIOR 4 -------- Pomeroy, Oh1o 2 BEDROOM,. mobile hous e bath , full basement l a r ge ba c k por c h s1t s on I acre of ground abou t 1 1 m rl e from Ra c m e Ph on e 949 37 43 3 28 6tc NELSON On Most Amerrcan Cars 7 AC R ES land on Sta t e Rou t e 24 8 Tupp er s Pla1n s an d Chest er water , natura l ~a s Pnone 667 3756 aft er "' p m 3 29 3t p 5 ROOM EXP.ERT Wheel Alignment _ MONOAY, APRIL 1. 1974 -------------- WANTED -,... WANT AD WAY -------------- JU N K A uto s c ompl et e de l1v er ed to our yard We p1ck up auto bod•es and buy al l k •nd s o f sc r a p meta ls and •ron R 1d er 's Salvag e, Sl ate Rout e 114 Roule ·4 Pomeroy , Ollro Phone 99 2 5466 3 28 12t p day s 9.1_ EVERYBODY Shops the Wanted To Buy 992 ·2094 -~ 606 E Mam Pome roy Ph 992 2174 INV ES TMENT prop e r t y 10 acre s of land •n Ro c k. Spr •n q s Oll1o Th1 s l and s pa r t of an area subdrv •d e d f o r - n e w houses b ut du e to' th e M e gs County Pl ann 1ng Com m 1sS10n r eguli1l 10ns a nd m y hea l t h I must sell 11 Wil t se ll an y or part of Bil l Wil le Rock 5prmg s, 992 27 89 3 2A Bt c ----- AAA Tr •o le A dr •v er edu cat•on cl asses wi ll beg 111 Wednesday A pr il 3 F or m o r e 1n form al iOn call Ben Slawter at 992 5628 3 31 4tc right to ed rt or re1ect any ads ~--~ -~ 5 ROOM hou se a nd bath t wo car g ara ge , 2 stor y o n {: ar son Road 1n Ma so n Con ta c t Ru ssel l Ball 773 5606 3 t 2 li e POMEROY HOME- & AUTO Q,ON'T DRJVE A GAS GULPER · OR A GAS HOG • Television Log c ·- ~I • ' 7- The DaUv ~ntmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , April!, 1!174 ' · " t1obil8 Homes \ I .' 6- The Dailv Sentinel. Ji.hddl•oort·Pomeroy, 0 , Apr1l1 , 1914 .. ,, I, > " ( + /. \ �.. . \ Mrs. Bishop dies in Hoehe"lt't\ ~ . '. News. COOLVILLE - Mrs Ed1th here, of Hodll.!:-i lt•t, N Y d ted Cole Btshop, 38. ftlrm erly of F11ddv at the Hothe~te l • • • zn Br-iefs Veteran ~-: ' .-- 1Ctmtlnut'd fru1n P<l g L I J Gener,1l Huspttdl •• I Jvltles of pohtlcc~l sabo1eu1 Donald Scg rcll i Mrs Btshop wds b01 n 111 Mte1 vmg all but 90 days of a stx-roont h sentence for Athens Count). the dilu~hte t uf dislnbutmg SCUri' JI OUS t;.ampmgn htc1ct lure dunng the 1972 Fred and Cm nehd n~u lcv Cole, Democratic prestdenual pnmary m Flm 1da, SCgre lli was Coolvtllc She had ltved H1 1cl e<..tst d fru m p11.~on last week H1s sentence wa s Ul ex ch~m ge for R oth est~r ttlc past twu years a gwlt y plea dnd a prom1se of cooperatwn ' ' Sut vtv lng bes tde s ~c 1 · parents ar~..· he r hu ~ b ~md. KEY IJ ISCA YNE, FI.A - PHESIDENT NIXON lms created Fl£lll k. th1 ee dClughteJ s a new Domestic Council Comrrultee on Veterans Se'rv1ces to M1chele e~nd 1.01 1, a t home ctnd courdin.Jle federa l effurto to more fully meet the need' of th e CD thy of Fergus Falls, Mtnn veteter ans " Ntxon, a nnouncufg h1s actton Sunday m a na tiOnal ttlrec btotl lcts, Roy F red J1 , r<.~dw add! css f1 om Jus Key 8Isc<.~yne home, scud the cormmttee and Kerm1t, all of 1\mher st. would be headed by Admmtstrator of Veter,ms Affmrs Donald OhiO three ~Isle r s M1:; Johnson and would tnclude four unnamed cabmet members Pauhn(l Shisler Crove Cit~ Nixon acknowl edged unemplo)'men t among Vietnam Mrs " ('at hC! IIl C Ove r b) vetera ns ha s nsen wLthm the past th ree months and they are also Sheffteld l.Ikc Ohi o, and Mrs faced w1th stagger mg mel eases m the costs of h1gher Helen Tote Walnut G1ovc, education '' Appealmg to employer s to ture vetcnms, he smd Mmn , .md se-.er o~l meces and We t1 ustcd them w1th out countrv's honor m VIetnam They met nephewo the test Now we can trust them m our mdust1tes and piCJle:; of Funer::l l se1v1ces will be he ld busmcss here at home " £;tt 1 p m Wed nesday ~t t ,. the Wh ite Fun eral Home t 111 FIGHTI NG IN THE GOLAN HEIGHTS ESCA LATED Covlvtl!e w1th til e Re\ Rov Sunilil y when Syn a n pall ols tncd to mflltrate Israeli lines for the Deeter o ffl cJa tm~ Bunal will fi rst lime m a month, louclun g off a da) long battle of tanks , be m Fair VIC\\ Ceme tery <Jt rocket and m ttllei y fu e Sunday was the 20th consecutive da y of Coolv1lle Fnends nut} c.:al l c~t flg htmg ti\ the Hetghls the funei al home aft e1 noon 'l11c ta lks fm t1oop disengagement marked ttme a wa1hng a ~A {ye t that ts) but , eY"e n tf there were , yo u d still fmd sm thng fn end ly serv tce at the hom e ot the " HWI FRIEND LY ONES' al ine Pomeroy Ce m ent Block Co tn Pomeroy Don t tax yourself v.dh runnmg nround looking for barga 1ns at every store for hours on e nd when yo u can ftnd a ll of your BUI LD IN G MAT ERIALS needs under one r oof at the POME ROY CEME NTB lOCKCO lhe home of the FR I ENDLY ONE S' to hoptng to confirm the extstence of the moonlet It would be the 33rd known moon m the solar system" The possibthty of tls extstence was revealed Sunday by Dr. A Lyle Broadfoot, of Anzona's Kttt Pea k NatiOnal Observatory, wh o satd Marmer 10's ultraviOlet spectrometer had detected "a strong source of radtalton, detached from Mercury. m appa rent motton relative to the plane t " MEIGS THEATRE Tontghf. Tue5 NOT OPEN Fn Sat , Sun Proff 1lt Albert Keeton, James Ptlkens Ann<~ Davidson Wil ltdm Barn- hart,Otlw Milaid Leona Hensley, lc1e Tucker, Nor d B1ng Jerr; Stobart Ronald Holtct Barbm a Vujakhuja SUNDAY (\DM lSSIONS .James King M1dd lepor t, Dolly Cleland , Dexte 1, Cli11sty house , Portland SUNDAY DISCHATIGES New lun, Olga Lewis, Rober t Pi ckens pric e~ ( Tec hntcolor ) John Wayne Gary Gr 1mes ( P G) Show Slarls 7 p.m. th e In - mmes, because deep mmes " ould get extenstve reba tes while surfa ce mmers would gel httle "The West Vtrgmta coal mdustry 1tself has be ~ n the most backward, negative and bhnd critic of deep mimng by contendm g that st np mimng ts so gasstftcatton plants m the sta te and phase out the export of high -grade metallurgical coal mmed m the stale He also encouraged support of the amendment offered by Rep John Setberling, D-Oh to, to a federal stnp mme btll pu s h " for coal Goble , Jac kso n, 0 , Lyle 0 , Id a Pu tney, Pomt Pleasant Birth March 29, da ughte r to Mt and Mrs Kenn eth Cw ter , Hartfm d llolzerMedtcalCcnter Ftfth Amendment, accordmg to a copyrighted story m the Chrorucle-Telegram Elyt ta " But ta km g the Ftft h (Amendment) maybe wasn't such a bnl)tant tdea after all," he smd The Fifth Amendment guarantees a ctttzen's nght agamst seIf~ mcnrnmat10n McManus told the newspaper those who pleaded the Fifth Amendment had probably been til-advised "We were probably the ones md1 cted be ca use we were posSJ bly adVIsed wrong ," he satd , dechmng to name the BfRRY'S WORlD 1B1rths l March 29 _ Mr and Mrs ga llon for premmm gasolm e • Wa yne Webe1 , Ja ckson, a son The cos t of home hea ling otl and dtese l fuel w11l be reduced .I cent per ga llon to 331 cents A compan y ~pokesman said the Apnl allocalton 1s 82 pei cent of the Apnl 1972 quan ti ty He said the compan) had been ge llin g 86 pel cenl ol the 1972 fi gures the past couple of March 30 - Mr and Mrs Carol Ht gge nbo th am, Hen cte1so n, a daughtel , Mt and Mr s Hand) William s, Lan gsville, a daughter , Mt and Mr s Vmton Arthur. Ja ckson. a daughter. and Mr and Mrs Cliai les Dowler Gal hpohs a daughtet Vinton CLUIJ TO MEET BY MARIE ALEXANDER 1he St3r Sti tchers Jun wr MI and Mt s Charles Malone Lea ders 4-H Club \\til mee t at 7 and dau ghter Megan of p m fuesday at the home of Jackson \\ere 1ecen t callers of Mrs Roy Holter, advtsor her gra ndmother , Mrs Neva MONDAY thrU FRIDAY I I II 1 Denney ~ By the Juster children of Meigs I ~~c~;;, cailers or Mt·s I CARRY -OUT OR DRIVE-IN ONLY No LIMIT ON SALES - NO SUBSTITUTION I I I I I I I ALL AR E INVITED TO VI EW THESE 1weekend PICTURES ON DISPlAY TH IS WEEK • I I II /' J w;'re your·Lunch Bucket Kentucky Fr~ed Ch icken IS great fo r lunc h "'jliJLl-~~~ Here's"" whal you get- 2 pieces of chicken • slaw'• roll Our Lun ch Speqa l rs another reason why ·Me• gs County loves w,nal lh e Colone l coQj<s " 1 I TM Have a barrel of fUJt fried CkiektK II I I I l(tatuek~ I POMEROY, OHIO ELBER Eoch lloposHor POMEROY, OHIO COR PORATION ' \ I ' --~----------*---, ' ·r . I > " I wasn 't lookmg fo r 1t," he sa td Although the mdtctment lists him as a member of the guard, McManus satd he restgned before appearmg befor e the grand JUry \ \ ,., \ . tht&lime of year GALLIP00S, OHIO March 30, 1974 SALES REPORT OF Ohto Valley Ltveslock Co STOCKER CATTLE STEERS- 250 lo 300 lbs 46 50 to 53, 300 to 400 lbs 44 to 45 50. 400 to 500 lbs 41 to 46, 500 to 600 lbs 38 50 to 45; 600 to 700 lbs 39 to 44 . 700 lbs and Over 36 50 to 40 HEIF:ER GALVES - 250 to 300 lbs 45 to 48 50 , 300 to 400 lbs 42 50 lo 45, 4110 to 500 lbs 39 to 42 50, 500 to 600 lbs 38 to 40.50; 600 to 7110 lbs 24 to 39 75, 700 lbs and Over 33 50 to 38 STOCK COWS & BULLS (By The Head 1-Stock Cows 225 to 385 , Stock Cows and Calves 350 to 535 , Stock Bulls 350 to 500 , Baby Calves 45 to 100 , (By The Pound) - Canners & Cutters Cows 24 to 29 75 , Holstem Cows 31 to 34; Commerctal Bulls (l, IIOOibs and0ver ) 38 to4125 LAMBS- Tops 90 lbs to 110 34 to 38, Seconds 75 lbs to 80 27 to 32; Ltghts 40 lbs to 65 20 to 24, Stock Ew es By the Head 10 to 29 VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 lbs to 250 71 to 74 50, Medmm 200 lbs to 300 60 li> 65.50, Culls 60 Down SHOATS - 15 to 23 NEW STORY HOUR - Mtss Chnstma Grueser, new hbrartan at the Mtddleport Public Library , conducts a new story hour program offered pre-kmder garfen chtldren at the library each Monday from 1· 30 to 2 30 p m Bestdes the story penod, children partlctpate m a colormg exercise, then are permttted li> select books to take home. All pre-kmdergarten children are welcome Mtss Grueser worked at the Weed and Son Wholesale Co m Pomeroy for 40'h years until the f":_->}:-:-: ____,_,_,_,_____,_,,,._.. - .,,., -- __ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,~:,:::-;·:·:·:·:<-:-:-:---:-:-:-- '' \ - -;;_. -•--- ed and Son Wholesale Co m Pomeroy for 40'h years unttl the ftrm went out of busmess m December, 1972 She has been employed at the Pomeroy Pubhc Library stnce last November, movmg to the Mtddleport Library tn March . From the lert, wtth the new libranan are Trey Glaze, Clinton Glaze, Erm Anderson, Tracy Shoulder, Crysta l Man ley and Jared Sheets D INews .. in Briefs\1 octor program ByUnitedPresslnternati~nal all fouled up :·· \ . NEW YORK - PRESIDENT NIXON'S BROTHER, F Donald NIXon Sr •wtll testify as a prosecution wttness thiS week at the consptracy trial of two ol NIXon's former Cabmet members on what he knows about fugttive financ ter Robert L. Vesco It Will mark the flrst time a member of the NIXOn farruly has testifted under oath at any of the mvesttgahons of alleged wron gdomg by offtctals of the NIXon admtmstration. The government •s expected to rrst its case agamst former U S. Attorney General John N Mttchell and former Commerce Secretary Maunce H Stans after hiS testunony WASHINGTON . I bun gli ng " has alm os t eltmm ated a scholarship program to help needy s tudents become doctor s and nurses, Rep Marvm L. Esch charged today Esch said he has asked th ~ General Accountmg Offtce and the House Commerce subcommittee on health to mvesttgate why the Department of Health, · Educahon and Welfare fatled li> unplement the program The program, destgned. to proVIde scholarshtps for needy students li> become docli>rs, nurses and other health spedahsts, was enacted by Congress 17 months ago to help relieve the shortage of medtcal profesSionals m many parts of the natlon uTh1s mexcusable bureau· support for Prestdent Richard M. NIXon She also called on NIXon to "spare the country the anguish of unpeachment proceedmgs "by remoVIng htmself from offlce. • , "A Congressman should question anythmg that goes on m the White House," she satd, "anyone that's affected wtth the Whtte House and any kmd of governmen~ acttvtties ~his ts what the legislative branch of government IS all abo~! ' The Counctlwoman, a Democratic candidate for Congress, d he was conVInced Nixon coold no longer effectively deal :~ ~he monumental problems facmg Amertca . "! suggest that Mr. NIXon make use of speciftc constitutional means whereby he can step aside •" she satd. do"<n to the bottom of the boo t heel A gaod-lookmg Lee Prest Western Tw tll . - ol 50% polyeste r and 50% cotton means no 1ronmg ever for these .. dress-up Western pants A neat, front crease completes the new Lee R1der k>ok [TID label at better stores everywhere New library hours fixed Also Lee blue den1m Western jackets. style as pictured S1zes 36 to • 50. New hour s have been on Tuesday and Thursday Th~ Mtddlepoq Library ts established at the Pomeroy and - Mtddleport Pubh l: open from I to 5 30 p m , Mondav . Wednesday and Ubrartes 'fhe Pomeroy Library IS ope~ Friday , and from 9·30 am to 2 from 9·30 a.m. to 2 p.m , p m , Tuesday and Thursday ' M_o nday, • Wedn esday a nd Both llbranes are open from Yriday,.and from 1 to 5 30 p.m. 19.30, am . to 5 p m. Saturday ' \ .. , tt \ 'BOOT . ..,.. - \ ' c . . ,, \ \ ' •' \ . I. • the current semester wol.lld he notl!ted by Feb 15 tf they were qualified for a scholarship, Esch satd However , 11 was March 25 before HEW apJli oved rules for the program "! fmd thts delay totally unacceptable," Esch satd m a letter to HEW Secretary Caspar W Wemherger He charged HEW also vtolaled Congress' mtent when tt made a rule that reqwred one yea r of serv tce after graduatiOn even If the student got only one month 's stipend each year and requtred a twoyear service mmunum Esch sa1d Cnngress mtended for applicants to serve m the National Health Servtce Corps or th e Public Health Servtce for one year for each year of atd and put no mmunum on the '' Unl ess t caso nab le co n servatton efforts ;m follo" cd, we could sllll end up short of our needs ," the offiCials sa1d Meanwhile. In u re lat ed deve lopment, the Senate Wdys and Means Comtmtt~c today adopted a unammousl; co mpromise cncr gy bill, pavmg the "'a) for a fl oor \ Ote Wednesda y The energy bi ll , drafted by legtsla live leaders (I om both pa rttes, sets up an Energy Emergen cy Co mmt ss ton the btll although he said he has tE EC) to collec t mformatwn on fuel s upplies m Ohto, concern about " an add itiOna l b ur ea ucracy at a cost of prepare a conttngency plan for S453,000 ove r the · next IS use months " m the event of an :·:·:: :···:-:·:·:·: :·.· ::·:·:·:· ... ····=··· : .·:·:·· : .. EXTENDED OUTLOOK A chan ce of sho \\er s during the period "ith a coolmg !rend. Daytime htgho Thursday 10 upper 50s and 50s dropping to upper 40s and lo" 50s on Saturday Lows Thursday in upper 40s and Jo\\ er 50s druppmg by Saturday to I0\1 30s or upper 20s. .::::::: :·.···: ·: :·:·:·:::·:: ... :·:·:·· .. ·:·:·:·: :: ·: .. Cadets killed atd or the serv1ce . . . :···:·:·:·: ' ..· parents\ place, where, all of a sudden, my son IS 1ndicted ::: for vwlatmg sorneone's Cl VI I nghts Where am I gom14 to :~~ ge t the money to defend them "' :· ~ RuZicka sa td Jus trust fu nd was established through the Cleveland Tru st Bank ' I '\ \ ,' ', \ 'I '. • \ •• I I \ I . :- .-.:::::-:::::::::::::::::~:~ A se\ ere electri c s torm '' 1th ga le fm Ct: v. mds tn t thi s dreH Monday ngiht Sad a : 1'1u:;se ll , BCJsilan Arrest made in robbery The Metgs County ShenH's Depa rtment Monday evemng arrested Rex Darst, 18, Rt I Mtddleport, and charged him \\tth the Feb 21 theft of matena l valued at $196 68 from a truck o>l ned by Robert Stewart He remamed m jatl today m hen of bond The Ohto Power Company President talks over legislation By HENRY KEYS WASHINGTON (UP! ) Prestdent NIXon, JUS! back fr om a three-day weekend m Flonilil, meets this mormng wtth the Republican congressiOnal leadership to discuss legtslahve programs Upon hts arrtval here late Monilily mght White House Press Secretary Ronald L Ztegler said Ntxon had dectded upon a successor to George P Shultz as Treasury secretary Shultz armounced last month he was steppmg down Ztegler said Ntxon would make pubhc his chotce "m\ the near . future, perhaps thts . I ' --· -··-·· Lightning, w~nd damage beds Mohler moved ' -- -· COLUMBUS 1UP! ) - 1'1-....c wore legal defense fund s have been esta blished for the mght former Natio nal --Guardsmtl_n mdlcted m the Kent Sta te k1lhngs f Oh =:t.~ 1 Tile funds were armounced by the officers o t1e to " Nattonal Guai d, the Enlisted A.>ooctallon of Ohto Naltonal . :::. Guardsmen and a former Manne bonald Huztcka, 23, of Cleveland Ruztcka , an emplo)e at Clevela nd Hopkins .::: InternatiOnal Atrport, srud , "These guys (Guardsmen) \ are out the re swmgmg With nuthmg ' · :;; · I have two chtldren." he satd , "so I put myself tn lhc ;:; Stewart's truck, parked on He satd the mabtllty of the SAN FRANCISCO (UPI I - CR 10 m Langsville, had been Offtce ol Health Manpower Two youn g Salvation Arm) week' ' 1 Deve!opment li> unplement the cadets were gunned down at a broke n 1nt o M1ss 1n g, sa 1d It was not known whether the program on' tune and the ctty bus stop Monday mght m Stewart, was a 22 automatic Prestdent would tell the conproposed two - year r e- an appa r ent unpr ovo ked rtfle , two fl ashhghl<, 16 bal- gresstonal leader s of hts tenes, a slmg strap, camera, quiremen t was depriVIng chotce However , dtscussmg shootmg ca rbtde hght, ca nteen and belt, needy students of the atd and the appomtment, Alexander Thomas Ramv. a ter, 19, was the natwn ol much needed dead at the scene. Hts com tools, and a 22 Carter rtfle Hatg, Nixon's chief of staf!. adaptor health personneL pamon, Lmda Story, 21, wa s m In other action Monday , the satd the dectston had been a crttlca l condthon at Mtss ton Shenff 's Dep t mvesttgated a compllcall!d one There was no mdtca tion from Emer gc nc! Hosp tta l wtth • st ngle ca r mtshap on Twp. Rd Whtte House sou r ces who bullet wounds m her back 174 JUSt north of SR 124m Rut The shootmgs were ,~tmll·a'r land Twp , at 4 45 p m Tlic dnver , Laj;ry B Wyat t, Two hundr ed restden ts money ratsed can be kep t for to the un resolved Zebra slaymg s of two months ago '" 35 Rutland los t control on TR con tnbuted to the telethon held loca l uses, Riggs said Wra ppmg up the Easter fund whtch a black man killed fou r. 174 als o 'kn own as Happ) Saturday mght and Sunday KILLED BY TRAIN over WSA <?-TV Huntmgton m dnve of the soctety will be the whttes and wounded another. Hollow Rd- gomg off the road CANTON, Ohto (UPI) wht ch the Meigs Cou nty Rtggs Royal-e ttes under the apparently at random , dun ng to the nght and stopJiing m a Mrs Lula Brakefield, 47, Nor th ditch Wyatt was charged wtth Lawrence , was ktlled Monday Soctety for Cnppled Chtlldren dtrection of Mrs Judy Rtggs a one-hour shoottng spree Pollee satd a black manfn dn vmg "htie under the m- rught when she was struck by a who wtll be on the streets of and Adults took part Gene Rtggs, prestdent of the Pomeroy and Mt dd lepor t hts early 20s, weanng a gre~ n fluenee of alcohol and while hts Perm Central fretght tram at a Metgs Soctely, satd that the Saturday gtvtng s mall ltly fa tigue jacket and black watch hcense was under suspenst on crossmg tn North Lawrence , He "as'not mJ\lred The auto Stark County, about 15 mtles county shghtly exceeded tts rep heas to restden ts m ex- ca p, walked up-to the couple at the mtersectton of Geary BJ.e had moderate damage goa l of $1,000 and added that change for dona tiOns northeast of here and Webster St { Earl In gels and Rtck Cro" the county last took part m a There was a bnef scuffl e, t.\letllon- 1\•o years ago wtlh served as ca<hatrmen of the and the man began flnn g, only about $600 bemg pledged county's parttctpallon m the wttnesses-told pohce telethon and the co-<: hairmen that year · Ramw ater was dead at the ThOse who phoned con- and Rtggs handled telephone trlbuttons wtll now recetve calls fr om 11 Saturday mgh_t to scene after bemg shot twice at envelope pledge cards whtch 7 a m Sunday Staffmg the 'the base of hts spine The Charles Hoffman, Pomeroy full of suppli es, and oHered the they are to return wtth thetr office for the remamder of the assatlant fled on foot pohce dtspatcher for the pas I emergency room located on the 1 te lethon were C• E Blakeslee money four and one-half years, sub- ground floor of the ctty hall As much as 90 pet of the and Vernon Weber, 7 a.m on, milled hts resign atiO n to until supplies tn the fire statwn Dennts Kenny and Bernard Pomeroy Co unctl 'Monday ca n be stored elsewhere The Fullz, 9-11 , Mr and M\"s mght through Pollee Chter Jed Scout tr oop meets every Veterans Memonal Hosptlal James Roush , 11-1, Mr and W ebster WeJJnesday and somellmes on ADMITTED - Shawnee Delbert Kenneth Mohler, 34, Mrs Robert Buck , 1-3, the Salser, Pomeroy , Frances Hoffm an ctled personal Sunday, Rosenbaum satd and Mrs Robert Larktns, Lorlg Bottom , Charles tllne ss -as hts reaso n fo~ of · 1003 S. Second St • Mtd· Rev Mayor • Dale ~m tth sa td dleport, who pleaded guilty on Bumgarner, 3-5, and the 'Rev Whtthn gton ~ Mtddlep brt , restgmng • residents of Pomt Lane on Feb 10 li> killing a cow owned and Mrs Robert Kuhn, 5-7, all Damel Davtdson , Pomeroy· In other business. Dick Lmcoln Hetghts have asked by Arthur Hess, Leadmg Creek members and "Atms" of the Patrtcta Cleland, Langsvtlle, Rosenbaum , Don Thomas and · that Potnt Lane be "cleaned Rd , was transferred to the Mtddleport-Pomeroy Ro!ar) Buster Barrett, Mtddleport, Pat Woods, re presentmg up " for a playground It was Chtllicothe Re<!epllon Center Club Mary Sloter, jlacme , Max me Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249, pomted out that the property Rtggs extended thanks today Brumley; Middleport; Duana asked counctl for the use of the mentioned IS prtvately owned Monilily morning by Metgs County Sheriff Deputy John ,to workers and, contrjbutors Weaver , Rutl and , Dor othy second ward f"e statton on A request was also made by wh o helped m~ke parltctpallon Holcomb, Pomeroy Ttlhs. ' Condor St for a mee ting place. members of Naomt Baptist Mohler wa's sentenced m the event so successful Rosenbaum, the spokesma n, Church, New St , to have the DISCHARGED - Ka lhy March, 27, to 1.0 Dillon , Bess te Erwm, Anna explamed thai the troop has street m front <lf the churoh LOCAL TEMPS yellf in the state perutentiary Hoffman, Patt y Deconntch, met on the thtrd floor of the swept before Easter The temperature m downby C rnmon Pleas Judge John Lawrence Wilson , street Wtlham Varney, Char les Frye, !OOF Hall for three years C. Bacon The reception center town Pomeroy at 11 a.m 1 Counctl members stated that commlsstoner, reported that ts a branch of the Ohio State Tuesday was 58 degrees under ~enneth 1'nevoldsen, Dona d the bulldtpg on Condor St was 1 lhe sewer al the Wtlrpa swmy sk1es. • ~e Perutentlary I II I. r. wiE, .....:;: : ••·:·:·!·!·!·!·' Three more legal defense funds set up for guards D~spatcher COLUMBUS- FRAN RYAN, COLUMBUS Councilwoman, for plen ty of room over the ' pr1 200 contribute ~Monday crtttclzed Rep. Samuel L Devme, R-Ohio, lor vot?mg boot t ops and I ' TEN CE NTS reported· spotty' outages \\ 1th v. orkrn cn out f1 om Hp m until The bt ll "a' constdered by a m1dmght H<udest h1t "as the JOI!ll Senate-House Conum ttee NCJ)' Iors Hun a1Cd \\here du11ng the last few weeko, as repor led that the ba rn on her electnud servi ce \\a S members of both pa11Ieo and propcily "a s destroyed by the disrup ted for une~hrtlf to one , the adm1mstrat10n of Go\i wtnd hour Jolin J Gtlhga n \\ Orked out Hardes t hit at Letart Falls Colum bus and Southern Uluu del<ltls were hot beds owned by Jamco ElectriC Compcln) sa id \' 01 k ~ Se n Mtchael J Malone), R- Ha; Htll One hot bed wa s men were employed 1n the Clnc mnatt, ca lled the btll a clestro}ed anq tw o others had LeUu t Fc~ll s drea from 9 to l1 reasonCJ bl e compromise, ' damage Chfford Htll also had p m to rep.11r a line dama!-(cd and sa1d 1t 1s ' more an In· dama ge to a hot bed as dtd v.hen a tree feH auoss t sura nce pohC) than anythmg Btlly Htll tn Ractne Seve r.1l In the Kmgsbuq area ,1 line else " lhousand und ama~ed plan ts fu se \\ent ou t at rmdmg: hl Sen Douglas Applega te, D- had to be remov ed from the Repa irs were completef\ at Steubenvtlle, voted m favOI of damaged beds 2 30 am crabc bunglmg has depnved at least 1,000 students-mcludmg etght at the Universtty of Mtchtgan-<Jf constderahon of thetr appllcattons for scholarship assistance," satd the Mtchtgan Republican The Public Health Servtce had advertiSed applicants 1or CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA. - IT WON'T be just another "boom and bust" when th~ space shuttle begms ferrymg men and cargo on a busy schedule of 700 flights. DP. Kurt Debus, direcli>r of the Kenned) Space Center, made that clear Monday as construction started on a three-mile long runway , twtce as wtde as a football fteld, to handle the returnable rocket plane The shu ttle , a wmged spacesh tp that takes off verttcally like a rocket and returns to land hke an atrplane, has already been scheduled for 700 misstons m the 1980s, carrymg men, satellites and equtpment to and from orbit, Debus satd Tbe fir st of the revolutwnary aerospace planes, under development m Downey, Cahf , wtll mak e 1ts matden atmosphenc flight m 1917 and tts ftrst vertical fhght mto space m 1979 The action should be constdered as a "stock taking" measure destgned to mform the•pubhc of what sectors of the economy still are under prtce or wage controls, he said Portwns of mdustrtes exempted under the latest act10n were m agJ'tculture, forestry and "ftshmg ; mining and manufacturmg, transportatiOn, communtcatiOns, electnc, gas and samtary serVIces, w)lolesale and retatl trade ; and fmance, Insurance and real estate The new 'Boot Cut ' has many of the (UP! ) " Inexcusable bur ea ucratic PASt\DENA, CALIF - MARINER 10 CLAIMED the record today for history's most distant April Fool's.Joke There ts no "Charley the moon ." "Charley," whtch almost enshrtned a boy's well loved dog in the heavens wtth anctent gods like Juptter and Venus - was Marmer 's Joke on the space scientists, a prank on a cosrmc scale. What the Marmer-watchers at Caltech's Jet Propulston Laboratory ~ought was a possible moon over Mercury, a startling discove,Y, ha s turned out to be prosatc old 31 Crater - a hot and distant star that tricked one of Marmer's mstruments through a series of comctdences Marmer was more than 90 million nnles from Earth when tts ultraVIolet spectrometer relayed the confusmg data, and Crater 31 IS farther from Mercury than can be eastly grasped - 100 light years, something like 580 trtllion mtles trad 1flona l Lee R1der feat ures such as a Sli m, snug f1t from wa1s t to knee, but diff ers w1th th e sl1ghtly f lared c ut from ,, -' the 13 5 1mlh on ga ll ons 1s 'still eme rge ncy, and h m1ted less lhan ~,~,hat Oluoans ate powers to declare an energy crt s1s ' used to havmg .<~t;ai lab l e for \ for extra-full Itt OOJer cowboy boots ...--·- ':· :: PUC(} offt ctals warned thai Market Report .. l ook for th1s branded • • • get more gas ID attorney asstgned to the etght men by the Ohio Nattonal Guard McManus satd Fnday's md1ctment was a surpr1se Lee Iners I '. . COLU\'4BUS I UP I 1 The P ubhc Ut1h t1es CommiSS io n of Oh10 a nnounc ed today t hat the sta te w11l r ece1ve >pet more gasolme lh1s month than was a llocated dunn g March The comm iSSIOn sa 1d OhiO w1ll be rece1v mg about 13 5 milhon ga llons per da y and the state's ' s~ t as1de ," whi c h IS used for e merge ncy and ha1 dsh1p ca ses, will to ta l sli ghtl y more tha n 12 million ga ll ons for the month Th e " set-aside" figui e for March was 11 8 mtlhon ga llons The total percent age figur e of gasoline to be a lloca ted to the sla t e th1s month was not yet ava1 lab le from the F e de ral Ene rgy Office , accordmg to th e PU CO That fi gure would be used as a companso n aga msl the 1Y72 ba se year fi gure to de termm e Oh1o 's fu el su ppl y s tatus durm g the - -r[E!ril e ne rgy Cri SIS controls "was no longer appropnate " SIGNUP BEGINS RACINE - The Ra cme Baseball Ass n wtll stgn players for pony league, little league and pee wee league at the home of Don Beegle, Ftfth Sl . begmmng today through the 19th. An msurance fee of $2 IS requtred along wtth the child's age a~d btrth da te \ - concluded The Omgressman also noted th at reserves of deep mme coal m the Mountam State outnwnbers stnppable resources by 10 to I knee to boot ) PHONt 9922 156 lUt ~DAY . AflRIL 2 1974 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT. OH IO WASHINGTON - WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS on 165 mdustnes that employ aimost 6 pet of the nation's labor force were lifted -Monday by the Cost of Ltvmg Council Counctl Dtrector John T. Dunlop smd the actton providmg a ~enr ~al exemptton from controls was made because the contmuatiOt. Jf lor Ohto Bell Telephone Co., by the Pubhc U!th ttes Co mmtsston of Ohto ( PUGO) The bnefs " ere ftled on behalf of Denms J . Kuctmch, Cleve land coun ctlman, who challenged the rate mcrease on seven pomts He satd tf . the appeal was turned down he would take the case to the W. S Supreme Court. \ • . Calvm Coolidge, who became th e 30th Amencan prestdent, satd, "TIJ ere ts no nght li> stro ke agatnst pubh c safe ty by .. <l' :one, anywhere, any t~une Det>oted To The Intere&l& Of The Meigs -MtUOn Area to stnp1mme western coal," he guesls of her mother , ICROW'S ST£AK H0US£ I 120,100... 1Ma1lrnum Insurance For . ' en tine z at y Increase set at 5% by FEO; Total still less than gas used in _1972 Available 1n regular den1ms, stretch de n1m , polyester a nd cotton twill , houndstooth check Good selection of co lors SIZes 29 to 46 Try a pa1r of Lee Boot Cuts You' ll really like them • I :··· . Mrs E\tza betli Cloud James Hctlber' was a guest m the Cloud home Mrs Eulalah Bennett and Debbte were Sunday callet s of Mt . and MI s Arlen Owens and famtl y at Rto Grande Ntcky Holter of Galhpohs wa s weekend guest of hts gr andmother , Mrs Mary Brown I ® • -e· 10. to IN POME "' I .COLUMBUS BRIEFS ARE FILED )- Bners I have been ftled(UP! wt th the Ofi10 · • I Supreme Court here seekmg to .~:=~..... ~ overturn a $98 mtlhon rate mcrease approved Aug 7, 1973, HOT , LIGHT, THRIFTY 1\,ND FUN ~ T r y our money-savmg spec1a l today 1 THE FARMERS BANK _. AND·SAVINGS CO. Hey - EVERYBODY'S streakmgJ There s no one ,e ft • to shock' I. I I I I I LUNCH SPECIAL I \o VOL XXV NO 246 I guests of thetr ~randparents, I MrMrandandMrsMrs.OscarKarlDyerJustus I and fam tly of, Lan caster were I I I I I .I I I All WEEK APRIL 1 THRU .6 JN OUR LOBBY M• and Mrs James Stump and fan11ly of Westerville were , weskend guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs John Swtsher Mrs Or•n Kmg or · Cottagevtll e, W Va was several days guest of her daughte r. Mr and M10 Riley Pe1d ue Mr and Mrs Jerry Barnes of Galhpohs were Fnday evemng callers of his parents , Mr and Mt s Max Barnes , Mr and Mrs Davtd Smtth and famtly at Ontano, Ca nada were recen t ~llers of her grandparents , Mr and Mrs Clarkson and and fan11ly 1ofMrsOakRubyHtllPelfrey were Monday I A th e n.~ countie.~. 1 I Mar y I I I I I I I 1 Oscar Dyer I Mrs Nancy 11:00 AM , , To 3:00 P.M. I I I I I ART SHOW . .- Pn ces of gasoline at com~ pany ow ned statiOns wtll remmn at 51 8 cents per ga ll on fur 1 egular and 55 8 cents pe1 urged 'nd Mrs George John•----CL!£. THIS~OUPON.----I stonMr .md fam tly a nd Cec tl I. J ohn' on of Danvtlle we re • I N SUR-A NC-E pumps " • • wilJ fall Hechle r every ton of coa l min ed, ELYRIA, Oluo (UPIJ - Ohto Nattonal Guardsman Mathew McManus was one of ctghl guardsmen who were told to ta ke lhe Fifth Amendment before the fede ral grand jury probtng the May 1970 slay mgs of fpiir demonstrators on the Kent State Umverstty eampus The 28-yea r-old restdent of West Salem,"Ohto, was also one of the same eight mdt cted Friday for vwlalmg the otudents ' CIVIl nghts McManus sa td Sa lurilily he and the other former guardsmen wet:c takmg their attor nev' s advtce m pleading the Kmccud, Pmnt Pleasan t , William Bales, Leon , Lar cy Kan a uga cause the coal operators a re constantly downgradmg I t, cn ttc1zmg 1t, and trymg to pamt a beautiful comparatl\'e which would tmpose a. $2 50 per ton tax on both deep stripped mme coal "The West Vtrgtma coa l dustry ts euttmg tts own rnrc>au by not strongl y supportmg Setberlmg amendment to the pendmg federa l stnp mtmng btll, " he satd Under the amendment, h'' expla med, rebates wou ld fa vor the underground coal mdustry li> cover the cost of safety equtpm ent, black lun g payme nts and backstowtng coal wa.te " By tls aililmant opposttton to the Seiberlin g amendment, th e West Vtrgtma coal mdustry ts really speedmg up the rush ' Now You Know One Guard doubtful of his attorney Syracuse , Mrs Russe ll Lear, Dayton. 0 . Evelyn Casey-, Apple Gl ove, Mrs Wayne F re~n ce, mdustry m West V1rgmw IS 'cuttmg 1ts U\\n throat • for the henef1t o[ westet n stnp mtne operators • posed $2 50 federal tax on duslry lo reopen clooed deep Chnstophei T lllCI West Vtrgmta wt ll lose Its marlrets to the western states, accordmg li> Hechler, un less the mdustry takes note of Its 10 bilhon tons of deep mmable low sulphur coal m the state "Deep mm tng IS a decllnmg mduslry tn West Vtrgtma he- destrucltve ," he smd s1ghtedness by opposing a pro- Judge , Pomcr oy ThomCJs Couk, much cheaper , safer , qmcker, more effictent and less He sa td th e stale's coal ope- ptcture of stnp muung, " he 1atoro ohow the same short- added Da ll ey, Pomeroy , I ucille Gil mot e. Middl t: pO! t, VldCJ Green , Vmton Loslua Mttchcll , RUtland , Juan Great- Apnl5 6 7 Another Community Service ' \ Clarem:e HUNT INGT ON W Va. I UP!) - West VI;gmw coal oper ators h:1ve been Cri tiC IZed by Bep Ken Hechler O-W Va , f01 dow ngradin g deep rm nmg whtle pamtmg a rosy p1 cture of surfpce mmmg Hechler, first ~pe~ker for Marshall Unlvcrstly 's 11-day energy symposmm, said SuQilily the result IS tha t the coal months CAHill, UN ITED STATES MARSHAll Tax-dcducnbie expenses are not overlooked and are more eas ll y proved If questioned when you have cancelled checks to s how for [hem · • Wed , Thur Apnl I 4 some tax ae-ducts" by paying cash instead of writing checks? \ Bertha Custer Wickiin<!, VtcklC 'I horna s O'Br 1en, HCJI tfm d CLEVELAND (U P! )- Stand at d Otl of Ohw (Solno 1 said today It \\ould not ratse pru.:es th1s month for gasoline, but would reduce pnces of home healing ml and diesel fu ef It ma rked the second stratght month SohJO refused to ratse prtces at gasohne at the orroo,· T - DISCHARGES Sunday The ca meras of the spacecraft , nursmg a senou s short Fa1 ron Blessm g P oi nt c1rcu1t m l l'i electn ca l system, swept the area above sun· baked Pleasa nt ; Vern on Huffman , Met cut y as 11 retrea ted from th e pla ne t at 25,000 mtles an hour, Letart, Mr s Da v td P ra tt ~ missing rrri!R.A-L ~ATURDAY Har old Wh ittington. Leo n PASADENA, CALIF - MARINER 10 HUNTED tht ough AI th UI MlCoy, He nd e rsu n , spac'€ today for a glimpse of ' Charley" - the unknown moon of Aubrey Erwin, Winfield , Muercury whose possible extStence surprised astronomers Cla rence Edwards, South stde . IS 111 ged Ar~you LMIM~ IR Ind to disc uss plans for the a lumm llome oil, diesel I Mil dred F1 <J nR. Pomeroy Robel t Pickens EtnCJ gr ccn, banquet Everyone attend I ' dleporl Belt) Railey, VInton , drms supphes --- - - - - - - - - - - -- and Mntn1e P tl; kens, Portl £~nd 'I hum as M\:LHuglllm. M i d ~ • Mostl) sunny wes t and cleanng east porhon today High tn 50s north to 60s south · Clear tomght, low tn ~Os and lo" 50s. Wednesday pacllx.cloudy and nu lk, ht gh 111 uppe1 50s and 60s - - ADMISSIONS Synan delegatton expected m Waslungton m about 10 days Isra eli Defense Mtmstcr Moshe Dayan expressed the hehef that PLEASANI VALLEY Sy rta probably wanted an ag t cement bu t vmces m Israel warned Discharges Kenneth Alley. there could be a new war Dayan smd Sunday the Soviet Uruon Vmtun 0 , M1 s Robel t Swan, was resupplym g the Syrtano wtth arms and satd he would press Pt Pleasanl , Mrs Wtlham Defense Secretar y James F Sc1hlesmger for 11. eapon s to match Campbell Gal hpolts, Joseph the Ruosta n contnbuttons when they meet later today to discuss Oli ver J ac kson, 0 Mrs -= -==== YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK • I UIWAY Tuescla) TO PLAN BANQUE'I RACINE - Mernbet s of the juntor class of Southern Htg h School and thetr mothet s arc to meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m tn the oludy hall at the h1gh school IN llOSPITAL Mrs Han y (Veda ) Davis Spnng Ave . Pomeroy, 10 a pa tient al the Holzer Medical Center, Galltpohs. Her 1oom number IS 212 - Mcmoraallluspilal Jcrr y Stuba1t Midlll cJ)UI t - se1 There 's no tax on sm tles Virginia coal execs ' ' sh-o rt change own industry I ' • ; Weather " W~st HOSPITAL NEWS • .. • • B- The Datly Senhne~, Mtddleport-Pomeroy , 0 Aprtll, 1974 ·- ' •I would r ece tve \ ' ' • ap- potntment, but spec ul atiOn rece ntly ha s focu sed on Wtlham E Stmon, admuustrator of the Federal Energy Office The Ntxons landed at Andrews Atr Force Base at II 05 Mond ay ntght f,Ull ow mg " three-day vact1on at the u home m Key Btsca~ne. Zetgler smd the Prestdent spent much of Monday revtewmg economtc pohc) and discussing p e r s o n n e I appomtments The President natned four Cabmet members li> serve on his new domesti c veterans counc1l. However , hts chmce of VA Adm inistrator Dona ld Johnson to head the group ca me under ftre from Rep Jermone R Waldte, D-Calif 1 Named to serve on the counctl were Labor, Secreta ry Peter J Brennan. Defense Secretary James &hlesmger and the Secretary of Health , Education and Welfare, Casper Wemberger Another member will be Roy b Ash , Dtrector of the Office of Budge! and Management IOBM 1 ' The President created the council to "more fully meet the needs or veterans" by pulling li>gether related government activities He speciftcally men honed the need for more JObs and htgher educa ti ona lbe nefits for them resigns job· Hoschar residence on Locust St ts almost completed with JUst 60 feet of ptpe needed Ph;( Globakar moved that when work 1s done by the water departmen t wht ch mvolves tearmg up the streets , then repa tr must be completed 'and mspected by the mayor or the street commtttee It• passed. Coun ctl dtscussed plac mg parktng meters on Second St. m front of the Pomer oy Nabonal Bank smce the bank's new dnve in bankmg factbty,ts m operation and talked- for the second lime-about Lasley St a one way street No ac tion was taken, however ' 1 Counctl voted to purchase a set of ttres for the 1villageowned tractor and to or cr · (Contniued on page io) I I • th e \ � 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 04. April 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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