http://66.213.69.5/files/original/934925e1af30cb2ac80cb954c35081e9.pdf 9f6447629673507f414dae08019f1720 PDF Text Text ' ' I 8- The Datlv Sent mel, MtddlepOri-PmMroy, 0 , Apnll5, 1974 No deadline~ WASHINGTON (U P I ) - returns ftled Rtchard M. Ntx on ts· one 1972 F'or the American who ts not sweatmg out tomgh t 's deadhne for ft lmg Amcncans v extensions, f£ his in corl)e ta.x returns ThO' Internal Revenue Ser- re turns mu st VICe (IRS ) gave NL,on a 60-<lay mtdntght or repneve, the White House satd penally clu Sunday, because the deadlme Postal Serv1 was so close to tl.s ruling that that they be rr the President owes $467,000 111 tt could not back taxes and mterest for returns mmh on. Nixon filing between 1969 ;t'nd Falcons Split HO~PIT AL Ford 1Contmued from page I) NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospibl SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Maude Wilson Young, Racme ; Wtlham Black, Pomeroy , Ada Mae Clark, Middleport; Wilma Rtggs, Ractne, Thomas R. Roush, Middleport; Charles Jones, Pomeroy ; Myrtle Hayes, Columbus; Mtlqred Bissell, Tuppers Platns. SATURDAY DISCHARGES - Nellte Perry, Della Sauer, Sh1rley Wolfe, Marjone Sayre, Vern Ltttle, Maxme Brumley, Edward Wtllett, Susan Koettmg, Frances Larkms, Bnan Armes, Ahce Russell. :SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Isabelle Phtlhps,, Racine; Dorothy Ntcholson, Mid· dleport; Margaret Fortune, Racme; Marlene Sm1th, Warren, Mtch1gan; Flora Murphy, Rutland; Lorena Swisher, Btdweil; Della Carnaban , Long Bottom, Jessie Lawson, Galhpohs; Bonme Mathews, Ractne; Emma Hayman, Syracuse. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Deborah Long, Judtth metz, Ida Goeglem, Saruj~ Griffith, Emily Kuhn, Lena Roe Holzer Medical Center (Births April 12 - Mr and Mrs. Grant Barker, daughter, Ravenswood April 13 - Mr. and Mrs. Clare Gettles, son, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Russell, son, New Haven Apnl 14 - Mr and Mrs. Arthur Channell, daughter, Wellston. Mr and Mrs. James Halstead, son, Addison. Mr and Mrs. John W1seman II, son, Chiton, W. Va. Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges Wanda Smtih, Middleport; Walter King, Harnsonvtlle, 0 , Mrs . Delbern McCartney, Arbuckle ; Jeffrey Holstein , Pomt Pleasant; Frank Ward, New Haven, Mrs. Thomas Musick, Jackson, 0 ; Renee Stewart, Letart; Zelia Oldaker, Point Pleasant; Shannon Westmoreland, Ravenswood; Clyde , Dunlap, Leon; Alma Hill, Point Pleasant; Norman Henry, Henderson; Mrs. Howard Cheesebrew, Pomt Pleasant; Vernon Hoffman, Letart; George Payne, West Columbia; Halite Radcliff, Leon; George Wamsley, Henderson that.'s an appropriate thing to InstJtut10n study r eleased Uns BY GARY CLARK Hurncane Htltmg Bowles 2- talk about on Easter Sunday milliOns or week mdt ca tes that the ta x btle :J, stngle and double , Kmder 2- It 's not appropnate." vho do not have Ziegler was questtoned as he ts about 25 per cent for all The Wahama White Falcons 3, two smgles, Underwood ·deral 1ncome tax left the Key BISCayne ComAm(!rtcans, regardless of thetr stole S IX bases In the r1rst game double. be postmarked by income, althouglt they pay tl m of a twm btll on Saturday afWahama htltmg: He sson munity Church where Nixon ther ~ will be a different ways ternoon to lead them to a 2-0 double; Lewts smgle. Gardner and hts farruly attended Easter trge. The Us worship services Mondalc Releases Figures shutout vtctory over the smgle, Belcher smgle. ce recommended preprestdenttal papers he gave In the New Republic 111terJoseph A Pectunan and vLsttmg Hurri cane Records PITCHING tatled.early, smee to the Naltonal Archives, and BenJamin A. Okner calculated VJew, Ford stressed that he d1d The Whtte Falcons managed guara nte e that because hi s bookkeepmg wtth that about H per cent of ear- only two runs on four htls but not beheve there .would be a IP R H SOW !d late in the day regard to his two pnvately mngs from labor and capttal that was en'ough as Danny to the midterm succession Harmon I 4-1) 706 30 owned restdences was 1m- mvestment goes to the federal Harmon ptlched seven shutout Henson (LP) 6 2 4 44 presidency and "he does not YOUR FULL SERVICE B proper · want 1t to happen." government and the remamtng mnings givmg up only six base Has 30 Days 17 per centts eaten up by sales, knocks Ford's press secretary, Paul Ne tlhcr the IRS nor a payroll , property and co rMtltich , has emphasized to Harmon dropped hts era to SECOND GAME co ngr e~ s10na l co mm1 t tee porate taxes 033 wtlh h1 s performance 1234567 RI_IE reporters that the v1ee presiwh1ch also reviewed the "The tax system 1s vtrtually Harmon ha s now worked a Hurrtcane4 2 0 0 0 0 0 610 1 dent d1d not expect to be President's tax returns.......and proportwnal for the vast total of thtrty mmngs and has Wahama 1 0 0 0 I 1 0 3 5 6 President, but was wtlling to came up wtth abou t the same ITUIJOrtty of fam1hes," they g1ven up only one earned run answer speculatJ.ve queStions ftgw·e - implted that Ntxon was satd tn "Who Bears the Tax over that span Hurttcane H1ttmg · Reed 2-4, on what he would do as unphcated personally m any Burden '1" The very nch pay a W"hama scored thetr first smgle and double, Russell 2-4, Prestdent because of the charges of fraud lesser pe1 centa~e of mcome run m the lhtrd frame. Danny smgle and double, Stowers 2-4, tnherent responstbility of any Ntxon has not yet pa1d tlle tax than they apparently Gardner Jed off wtth a smgle, single and double, Ktnder two VIce prestdent to he prepared back tax bill He has 30 days should, the report sa1d, bu t stole second, went to thtrd on a singles for the Whtte House from the date of the rultng to thetr total habthty IS mcreased passed ball and then scored Wahama H1tting: Lewts 2-3, gtve the IRS a payment plan through mdtrect taxalton on when Harmon htt a ball back to two smgles, Camp double, Some out, some in White House spokesman Ge- corporate profits and properly the pttcher. Hesson smgle, Gardner smgle. Southern and Eastern Local rald L. Warren satd Sunday Sen Wallet Mondale, DThe Whtte Falcons added Schools were closed today for thO:Jt N1xon's tax lawyers, Mmn , released figures on the another run m the stxth mmng I'ITCHING the annual Easter vacatwn as Kenneth Gemmi ll and H very wealthy Sunday He said when Rtck Hesson doubled. set up m the current school Chapman Rose, had requested that m 1972, more than 33,000 stole thtrd and raced home on IP R G SOW year calendar Students of the the extension for 1973 returns Amertcans received an a throwmg error by the Red- Camp ( 2-4 ) 12-34410 Metgs Local School Distnct, "He was granted the normal average of $152,000 m nearly skm catcher who was trymg to Goldsberry 4 1-3 2 5 4 I however , were m class makmg ex tensiOn tn ftling t1me tax-fre e mcome by us1ng nat! llesson m hts attempt to Harmon I 0 I I 0 up a lost day. In the Me1gs because of tlle nearness of the s pe c~a l loopholes that had steal third base. Stowers 7 3 5 5 3 dtstnct, students have mtssed Internal Revenue Service "mU11mum tax 11 provisions That ended tn the scoring for stx days or more. The state ruhng," Warren sa1d Their avera ge tax was about the game as Wahama had allows ftve days closmg durmg Ntxon must also pay about $6,151 -about 4 per cent emerged vtclorwus for thetr a school year. The one day $5,000 m back Califorma taxes, "That 's a smaller rate tllan a stxteenth wm of the season by a Mr and Mrs Tun Wtlkmson makeup sesswn Monday tn the and the New York Depariment wage earner maktng $6,000 a 2-0 score and Shawn of Columbus spent a Me1gs Local Dtstrtct w11l be all of Taxatwn has announced that year pays," Mondale satd In the mghtcap the White weekend wtth her parents, Mr that ts requtred tn most tt ts mves\Jgating hts returns IRS satd only one tn seven Falcons commttted a total of and Mrs Rudy Durst schools wlule the Pres1dent was a taxpayers, about 14 per cent, stx errors, wh1ch allowed four Mrs. Raymond Kerns of res1dent of New York City. have been markmg thetr unearned runs to cross plate, Sptller was a Wednesday afAUTOS COLLIDE It may not be much help to return s to have $1 of the1r tax es to go down to defeat by a 6-3 ternoon caller at the home of POMEROY - Police tntaxpayers makmg out checks diverted to fmance president tal margm Mr and Mrs. Dale Lawson and veshgated a two car acctdent campatgns m 1976. llurncane dented tlle plate chtldren Saturday at 10 23 p m on East for four runs tn the ftrst mning Mr. and Mrs Bobby Joe and then added two more in the Prtce and daughter of Long Main St . James Ltsle, TAKEN TO HOSPITAL second to take a 6-llead whtch Bottom VISited her parents, Syracuse, pulled mto the street Conveme nce, safety The Middlepor t E-R squad they never rellnqlllshed. Mr and Mrs. Wilham Mld- from Landmark Servtce GALLIPOLIS, OHIO , . acceptabl< e tax wa s called to Ratlroad St. at Wahama managed only f1ve dleswart on Saturday af- Station into the path of a car Arplll3, 1974, 4.18 p m. Saturday for Thomas driven by Frankhn ~ R1zer, records ... pi us a base htts m the game whtle ternoon. SALES REPORT OF R. Roush, 20, who was havmg steahng seven bases. Tom Durst made a business 21, Pomeroy Lisle was Cited· favorable con~o necnon Ohio Valley Livestock Co. d1fftculty brealhtng. He was M1ke Lewts was the Jeadmg tnp to Parkersburg on a recent for failure to y1eld r1ght of way STOCKER CATTLE wtth a strong fmanctal taken to Veterans Memortal There was med1um property STEERS- 250 to 300 lbs. 48 to httter fop the White Falcons Saturday insurunon . W I oere HPSpttal where he was addamage No tnjunes were wtth two smgles in three ofMr and Mrs . Arthur Allen of 57, 300 to 400 lbs 45 to 51.50; 400 could you get " a mttted . reported. to 500 lbs 42 to 49; 500 to 600 lbs ftctal tnps to the plate. Lewts Newark spent the weekend at better deal? 40 to 45, 600 to 700 lbs 36.50 to also stole five bases to bring hts thetr trailer camp and vistted MAN INJURED 42.J5; 700 lbs. and Over 32.50 to season total to 45 but the relatives in the area The Pomeroy ER squad JUSt couldn't get the Mr and Mrs Buddy Cornell Falcons 34.50 transported John Deak, no HEIFER CALVES - 250 to btg blow to break the game and Sherry vistted Mr. and 300 lbs. 44 to 52 50, 300 to 400 open. They left a total of twelve Mrs Bill Bryant and famtly on address recorded, an accident vtchm, to Veterans Memonal lbs. 42 to 47.50; 400 to 500 lbs 38 men stranded on the base- Saturday night. Hospital Sunday at 2 19 p.m paths but couldn't score but CJmt Birch and Leota and to 46 50, 500 to 600 lbs. 38 to 46.50; 500 to 600 lbs. 37 to 43 15 , three run s over the seven tn· Mr and Mrs. Thomas Birch The she riff's Dept is invtstted Mary Birch of vestigating the acctdent of 600 to 700 lbs 34 to 38 25; 700 mng stmt took the contest Galltpohs on Sunday. Miss which details are incomplete Hurncane POMEROY, OHIO lbs. and Over 32.50 to ~I 50 by a 6-3 score to gam a spht m Birch is recovering slowly STOCK COWS & BULLS (By The Head)- Stock Cows 210 to tlle double header and leave from recent surgery $20,000 00 Max1mum Insurance For Mr. and Mrs. Terry Proffttt Each Oepos1for 340; Stock Cows and Calves 340 the Whtte Falcons recorded at a ftne l!Hl mark and son of Great Bend visited to 495 , Stock Bulls 275 to 400 ; • Wahama now must face the Mr. and Mrs. Monte Proffttt Baby Calves 50 to 110, 1By The (Continued from page I ) and family on Sunday afMEMBER F£0£RAL DEPOSIT fNSURAN Cf ORPOR A TION Pound ) - Canners & Cutters Gallipolis Blue Dev1is at everybody singmg a hymn that the impulse would come to me to Gallipolis today Then on ternoon. Cows 26 to 30; Holstem Cows 29 Mrs. Joan Greatllouse has take off all my clothes...! wanted desperately to stand up naked to 34.10, Commerctal Bulls Tuesday the htt the trail for for God and everyone else to see. I had to clench my teeth and sit (1,000 lbs. and Over) 32 50 to 40. Racine, Ohto to tangle with the been a patten! at Veterans on my hands to keep myself from undressing." LAMBS- Tops 90 lbs to 110 Southern Tornadoes The rest Memorial Hospital. The anecdote is contamed m a chapter hUed, "My Sm." of the week looks hke thts: 36 50 to 37.25 ; Seconds 75lbs to 80 30 to 31 50 , Ltghl.s 40 lbs to Hannan-Trace at home on Wednesday, Wtlhamstown 65 25 to 28.50; Stock Ewes By away on Thlll·sday, Fnday IS the Head 7 50 to 15 an open date as 1t stands nght VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 now and Saturday the Whtte lbs to 250 65 to 71; MediUm 200 ·Falcons will be at St Mary's lbs to 31!0 48 50 to 62.50, Culls 50 FIRST GAME Down SHOATS - 10.50 to 24.50. 1234567 RHE would be postmarked by rmdmg:ht , On Apnl .!, the ms ruled that Ntxon o"cd the government approxunately half hts net worth be ca use durtng hts aduumstratwn he Improper ly had deducted tll e value of the to the 111 ~. bu t a Brooktngs One of the bigg ~est bargains you'll • !~ver find is our Checl dng Stivers ville Account service ~ ~and Market Report . THE FARMERS BJ 'NK AND SAVINGS C( ). News. CURTAIN AND DRAPERY SALE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF READY-MADE CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES IS INQ.UDED IN THIS SALE. Btg selection of colors and styles in sheers, cape cods, fiberglas draperies, lters, valances. . ::::::::::::::::::::::.:·:=:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·::;:;.;:::;::::::::::::::.::::: . way th e dollar IS lodoy, 1f 's ru st a s well money d oe~ n ' l qrow on tr ees (It would cheap en th e neighborhood) " "The T r ue money doesn't grow on trees bu t money spent on •rnprovmg your home goes a lo" g wa y when you shop wl1 h the "F RIEN DLY ONE S" Be 11,g members ot HWI our buymg power TO HOSPITALS The Middleport ER squad transported Myrtle Hayes , Pomeroy, to Veterans Memortal Hospital Saturday at 8·46 p m Sunday at 9:44a.m Mary O'Dell was taken to Holzer Med1cal Center by the squad SAVE 20% ON CURTAIN ' AND DRAPERY MOUNTING HARDWARE DURING THIS SALE. MEIGS THEATRE Tomght thru T~ursday AprtllS -18 NOT OPEN allo ws us to g 1ve our c ustomers QUALITY MERCHA N D I SE at R e ASO NABLE PRICES . Home Furnishings Dept. · First Floor Fn , Sat , Sun . Apnl19 20 21 OKLAHOMA CRUDE { T echmcolor 1 George C Scott F"ay Dunawa y I PGl Col or-cartoon • Krazy Kat Show Starts,7 p.m . Matn Store and Warehouse Open Weekdays 9:30 to Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. s p.m. Open Both Elberfelds In ·Pomeroy ., I, ' II ., \• \ ... ' 'I ' '• ' I \ • Explos!on blows 2 men from auto Two voung men v.cre InJured AWARDS CEREMONY - The annual Candystrtpers Tea Monday mghl was highhghted by the awards ceremony In the group recogntzed were,! to r, seated, Nita Herrman, Lisa Scott, Chen Reuter, Joann Blevms, Mar; Krawsczyn, preSident, Mary Sauer, and Lynn Hoschar, and standtng, Peggy . . .. I Jones, Bambt Ehas, Jane Schwarz, Vtcki R1zer, V1cky Clelland, lng11u Hawle; , Cheryl Hud<on , Ca thy Osborne,I.Jz Edwards, Sharon Hcasely, Ruse Colburn, Hegma Hamson , Cheryl Lehew, Jo Antt Mtllnon , ond Debbte Campbell See story on Page 4 • at y treated In other actton, the Shenff 's dn embdn k mcnt Th e car Dept reported another auto stopper! on 11.5 top and C <~ughl cau ght ftre Ill an acctdent, this one S ~nda) mgh t on SR 681. fi re Mlddle s\\art ,tnd a Accordtng to Shenff Harpa sse nger, ~lik e Johnson , 23 t<:nhach' s offtce, Jon A Dea ks , Potlland, tned to gel ou t of the ~ l . Athens. was travelltng East cat , but tl exploded befm e the) whe[llns auto went off the road to the Jell. and back onto tll e could reach Sdfety . Both MtddieS\Iatt .tnd 1 oad before tl roll ed over three J<Jlmson were blo"Wn fret' 1r1to a Jr four ltmes and caught ftre to ft eld by the force of the ex- Dek s w::t s takciJ to Veterans pl nswn Both suffei ed burns 011 Mem o11a l ll ospttal by t,he Porncro) Emergency Squad lhe1r hands. f c~cc and ha1r The Mctgs Count) Shettff s where he 1.\ cJ S t1 eated for mm 6r De partment \\ t11eh tn· scratches H ~ was cited for VCS llgated the InCHienl Said d11 v 1ng under the mfluence of ne 1tiler man \\as tmmed tate ly dlcuhul early todd\ when then c~1r exploded knoc ktng both 1111o " field Wtllldlll G Mtddlesw,trl lA B.t 1. Purtlt~nd , V.d S dri\IIlg Edst on Cl1 ll tn Sullon T11 p dl ~a m \\h e n <=~ deer r~ppe<1re d 111 Ute mtddl e of I he 1o"cl When Mtdclles11 at I "PPited Ins bro:J kes hi S cllllO skidded The11 v.hen 11e tH.c.e lcr c~t e d • enttne bnng the aut o out of the >ktd , he los t contr ol dnd \\Cnt over Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mason Area VOL. XXVI NO 2 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1974 TEN CENTS PHONE 992 2l5fi • Two Pomeroy police restgn ' Ronrue Anderson and Ron Smith, police officers, submitted thetr restgnattons to Pomeroy counc1l Monday rught. Anderson in his letter to Chtef Jed Webster srud he was leaving to accept other em.ployment and thanked Chtef Webster for his assistance. Webster declared h1s department needs a dispatcher and a meter patrolman . Dispatchers have to he tramed and police officers must go to school. Upon recommendation by Webster, council hired Dorothy McKenzie as a dlspatcher Webster will make recommendations for pohce offtcers later. The VIllage also needs a Jam tor. Apphcallons are bemg accepted Dave Jeffers was htred as a full tune officer to replace Ron Sm1th Jeffers wtll serve a three month probattonary penod A request was recetved by council from the Pomeroy Nattonal Bank to place hoods over two meters on Second St durmg banking hours (9 a m to 5 p m .) Counctl felt smce the bank has opened 1ts new auto bank tlle meters close to the bank would be needed by tlle pubhc The bank offered to pay $100 a year per meter It was also noted that the presen t depository on Second St wtll be removed A letter was read from By United Press International KEY BISCAYNE, FLA. - PRESIDENT NIXON wmds up his Easter vacation at hts baystde VIlla here lq<lay and heads back to Washmgton where he has scheduled an appearance this week hefore the Daughters of the American Revolution. A White House spokesman said Nixon wtll address the DAR's 83rd Contmental Congress at Constttution Hall Thursday mornmg. Wednesday evening, tlle t>restdent will give a dmner at the White House 111 honor of tlle ambassadors to the Orgamzatwn of American States He is expected to speak to the ambassadors of his goals for unprovmg Umted States-Latm American relations m the seventies NEW YORK - OF THOSE AMERICANS POLLED, more belteve John Dean's versiOn of the Watergate scandal than helieve Prestdent Ntxon's version, Louis Harris survey released Monday mdicates. The figures show 46 per cent of the partiCipants m the poll think Dean has been more truthful than NIXon , and 29 per eent think Ntxon has been more truthful. A fourth of those polled satd they were not sure which they thought was the more truthful about Watergate In testunony before tlle Senate Watergate Commtltee last summer, Dean accused Nixon of knowmg about the Watergate cover-up, but Nixon has denied it. Harrts said JUSt after Dean's Senate testunony a poll showed he had made a favorable liDpression 111 terms of truthfulness But "durmg tlle ensumg 10 months while Prestdent Ntxon's cred1bthty has sharply declined, hehef in what Dean satd has not dimm1shed ," Harris said. "Relattvely, therefore, Nixon's chtef accuser now stands as a more credtble witness on the events of the Watergate coverup than the Prestdent himself " SAGINAW, MICH - PRESIDENT NIXON and the natiOn watched closely today as an expensive and publictzed electwn battle m Michigan's 8tll Congressional District reached tis deciSive clunax. "Make no m1stake," said Democratic candidate J. Bob Traxler, "thiS ts areferendum of RIChard Nixon "Traxler predicted he would wm 53 per cent ofthe vote . But Republican candidate James M. Sparling Jr., predtcted he would wm tf the GOP turns out a heavy vote m this tradi\Jonally Republican dtstnct The polls were open from 7 am. to 8 p.m. EDT. NIXon projected huru;elf directly and personally into the. camp;ugn last week when he spent nearly !JVe hours touring rural areas of the district, h1s ftrst full-fledged political foray since Watergate. Reuter-Brogan Insurance Co insurance on parktng lot and street meters The cost for the servi ce IS based on valuatton of meters , or $1.50 per $100 valuation The cost to Pomeroy would be $585 per year Pomeroy has 189 street meters and 202 parkmg lot mete rs The 1n surance would cover theft a nd vandalism Smce the cost to tlle vtllage proposmg has been great due to theft and vandahsm, co unct l suggested a representattve of the company atte nd the next reg ular meetmg to dtscuss tlle proposal fu rther A letter WO:JS r ead fr om Bobter Eleclromcs ln c , Parkersburg, 111 abcut servtcmg radio eqUipment for the polll'e department at a cost of $100 55 per month Counctl mvtted a representative of the company meet w1l11 11 later Mayor Dale Smtth s~~ested th at smce tlle Shelly Hot Mtx Co has loca ted m Syracuse now IS the tunc to contract for street work tn Po merov II was ' . agreed a representa ti ve of Shelly and VIllage offt ctals wtll check street.s to be repatred and the total cost F'tndings 111ll be re ported at the next meetmg A lctt~r was recetved from O:m g Uarencc Mtller on the sub ject of the parking lot and streambank eros10n problem e~t Pome1 oy Th e letter 1m pw t 1 swd tl ha s been deter mme d tha t further conslCiera tion be g1ven to the design of any planned Improvement The Wate r Resources Developm ent Act of 1971 mcreases federal parltctpa ll on from $50,000 to r Con trnuccl on pc~ gc Bf Nixon to Bloodmobile day April 29th select tapes KEY BISCAYNE , Fla (UP! ) - Presiden t Ntxon wtll turn ove r '·ha rd " ~vidence to the House Judictary Commtttee which will prove his mnocen ce tn !he Watergate cover-up, a high ranking White House offictal said today But the offtctal, who declmed to be tdentifted, strongly mdicated tllat Ntxon w1ll not fully comply wtth the subpoena for more than 40 taped conversations sought by the tmpeactunent panel He also said that even tf the House brtngs tmpeachment charges against Nixon, the Prestdent tntends to travel to a swnmtt meeting in Moscow the las! week tn June He confidently predicted Ntxon WJII not res1gn or be removed from offlee by tmpeachment "We're gomg to turn over absolutely what we think to be the hard evtdence of all tlle totaltty of the Prestdent's knowledge and actwns," he srud "There w11l be verbattm transcnpts of matertals directly from the tapes tn extensive quanttty " Deadline Set Ntxon mtends to respond to the subpoena early next week when Congress wmds up tl.s Easter recess The comrruttee set a deadlme of Apnl25 for tlle reply James D. St. Clatr, tlle Prestdent's chJCf Watergate (Continued on page 8) ~..a·=~·:·:·:::::·:::::·:::::-:-::·:·:::::·:·:::::·:·:·:·:-:=:;:.;;:.;.;.:.:--:.:.:..o;:.:.:-.-..:~;:;:-:·:;:-:;:;o;:;:;:;:;.~~=. Bloodmobtle day IS JUSt 14 days away - on Aptti 29 - at the Pomct'ny Eiell tcntat y School between the hours 1 to 6 p m Meettng bl oo d needs of eac h county Ill Ohio ts an oh lt gallon wht ch the Anw11 can Red Ct oso t11cs to serve The Hed Cross provtdes the means through bloodmob ile VISits to the u JUn ty. bu1 It mukes the help of com mum ty restdents respondm g to the need and bccom tn g voluni PPt bl ood donors to acco mpltsh thts. The Department of Health, Educatwn and Welfare ha s encou raged ~~ \'olunteer bluud f>' u g 1 d i ll because of the mcreased need for blood and blood denvauve 'i through (1dvanc ed blood t L· ~.:llrwlog ; HEW has stressed the need for an all vol unteer blood program,thus mtnt st enn~ tlte ns k of hcr<llllrs and other transmttlable dtseases . Thts msures the safest most reltable product ,,vetlable fut pal teru s tn hospttals If you or a member of your famtly has ever needed blood you know h011 unportant and \al uable" blood program 1s The Blood Program for Metgs County could provtde the blood needs fot dll rest dents of the county tf enough people become tnvolved as volunteer blood donors All mterested people should reg1ster at the bl oodmobtle VISit on Monday, ~pnl29 :~ t thc Pomcto; Elementary School for 1 to 6 p.m Ban·d in June competition The Metgs Ht gh School Marchtng Band has been accepted mto the Myrtle Beach com pettlJOn on June 5-B, Dtrector Dwtght Goms an no~nced Monday mght when tlle band boosters met at the htgh school Goms also announced tha l 22 gtrls are trymg out for a new "flag corps" wh1ch wtll perform m the band next fall Twelve gtrls are to be se lected tn the tryouts as are new maJorettes. The group dtscussed fund ratstng actiVI ti es to make money for the forth comm g trips among whtch ts an excurston to King 's Island on Aprtl 27 The band wtll leave . tlle htgh school at 9 a m There wtll be compeltlton there The annual band banquet was changed from May 11 to May 18 wtth parenl.s tnvtted to atten\1 at $2 50 a person Parenl.s wtll recetve letters and rese rvatiOn fm ms A c o n~.:ert by the Wrtgh t-Palterson Atr Force Band at the Metgs Aud1tonum was announced for May 17 wtth pat enls of band members also bemg 1nv1tcd to that event A norrunatwg cum rmtt cc composed of Mrs Charles Wtldermulh, Mrs John Sebo and Mrs. Charles Werry wa s Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITT ED - Eltzabe th Sharpnack, Racm e. Wtlltam Buchanan, Ho c kw gpor t , Ronald Lyons, Mason; James Sulhvan , Belpre, Henrt etta Castle, Mtddlep or t , Mary Durst, Poll]eroy, Anna Turner, Rutland; Oscar Johnson , Chiton DISCHARGED - Datsy Yonker, Ev elyn Barber, Grego ry Ferguson, Mtnnte Pickens, Bermce Wtnkler HATTIESBURG, MISS. - THOUSANDS OF PERSONS, routed from their homes by flash flooding that caused an estimated $50 million m damage, mo;oed mto emergency shelters Monday at a Nattonal Guard camp, schools, and churches. "The water is a bout siX feet high in some of the houses, and furniture and clothes are floatmg all around,'' said Darrel Blount of Petal, Miss., who helped orgamze a relief shelter m the community north of Hattiesburg. Civil Defense officials sa1d aboul,!l2,000 flood refugees_from the Hattiesburg area and other parts of southern Mississippi spent Monday night at Camp Shelby, a sununer trammg base for national guardsmen, and another 1,000 slept in sheltets around the ctly ' I, . I, ATHENS, Ohto (UP!) - About 50 members of a DOD· recognncd Ohio Unhers1ty student workers union ptcketed the school's largest cafeteria today in a strike whlch ts scheduled to last only one day. The students, seeking to gain re<ognltloo by the sr.hool, d1d not attempt to prevent persons from entering the Nelson Cafet eria , whlch was manned by supervisory personnel and most of the older cooks and servers. The wuversity has refused to recognize the union, claimlng less than half of the total student help on campus had stb'lled union pledge cards. Jtm Wolff, supervisor of the cafeteria, said lhe lack of studenl .help had not hampered the breakfast operation. There was some concern. however, there may be more problems at the lunch and dlnncr meals hecause more students eat at those times Strikers claimed at least two university vans hauling food to the cafeteria turned back when they saw the picket line . The students urged boarders to "eat a lot " and to leave their eating trays on tables rather than return them to the usual place for washing. Among other complaints ··· registered by the strikers were low pay, lack of a senlorlty -~~~ system no grievance pohcy and no job security. 1 named dur mg the meetmg , preSided over by Frank Stsson , prestden t The commt ttee wtll repor t at the next meetin g Mrs Marvtn Burt and Mrs J ohn Murphy were named to tlle audtltng com mtttce The sprm g conce rt was announced for Apnl 26 The etghth gt ade band wtll also take part FBI wants Miss Hearst SAN FRANCISCO IUPIJ - The FBI today s ought Patricia Hearst as one of four rifle-toting women who held up a San Francisco bank Monday, s hot two bystanders and escape\i with more than $ 10,000 Authonties sa td the 20-year-old kidnap v tc llm may have been forced to parttctpate agamst he r wtll Miss Hearst was tdenltfted tn ptctures taken by a hidden bank camera. Ktdnaped 10 weeks ago by the Symbwnese Ltberation Army , Miss Hearst, in a tape-reco rded message, renounced her parents and her former life 13 days ago and sa td s he was jotnmg forces wtth her captors She sa td she has changed her name to "Tama. " A subpoena was tssued for matenal witness tn the robM1ss Hearst, granddaughter of bery famed newspaper founder Wtl"She may have been act111g ltam Randolph Hearst, as a under duress and coerciOn," satd FBI spe<ml agent 111 charge, Charles W Bates, 111 explammg why she was sought as a matenal witness mstead of a parttctpant Three other women were named as SLLS· peels, and pohce satd five men Two truckloads of food and apparently also were mvolved clothmg for the Xema dtsaster '-four of them wa1tmg outstde area left thts mornmg from the m two getaway cars Mtddleport Church of Chnst. She May be Charged Too Dnvers of the two vehtcles Bales smd if 11 were deterwere Mrs Shtrley Bumgardner mmed that Mtss Hearst was a and George Glaze, pastor of the wtlhng parttctpant, she also Mtddleport Church of Chnst w<>uld be charged w1tll ba¥ The t" o truckloads mcluded a robbery number of contributiOns which The robber y too~ place had been recetved by Mr and shortly after the 9 am openmg Mrs Robert Mtller at thetr of a Htberrua Bank branch in home m Pomeroy They are San Franc isco's oceanstde former Xema residents Others Sunset Otst nct The four contnbuttng to the two. women - all young and wh1te, truckloads were tlle Syracuse wearmg dark coats and Ba seball Boosters and the "waffle-stomper" IYJl:C boots Mtddleport Church of Chnst and ca rrying sem1-automat1c rifles - and a man entered tlle bank with mtlitaryhke Republicans will prectsion , scooped $10,690 from drawers after· ordermg meet on Thursday cash pa Irons and employes to he on In order to re-orgamze lht the floor, then fled through tlle Meigs Cou nt y Young front door , firmg at passersby. Two men were seriously Republtcan Club a meeting wtll be held Thursday at 8 p m at wounded, but both -.yere reportThe Me1gs Inn Speakers w1ll ed in sattsfactory condttion at a be Roy Shmabery, represen- hospttal. They were Peter tative qf state headquarters, Markoff, 59, who operates a nearby liquor store, and Eu~nd Roger Yurchuck, chatrgene Brennan, 70, who lives man of the Ohto League of near the. scene. Young Repubhcan Clubs A hidden camera in the bank All mterested youn g Republicans are urged to at- tOOk several dramatic photographs of the gun-WJeldmg tend . robbers, mcludmg one showing the woman 1dentif1ed as PaSHOOTING TONIGHT trtcta carryin~ a gun but with The Metgs County Jaycees (Contmued on page 8) · shooters educalton program contmues tomght at 7 at the Meigs Juntor Htgh Bldg. m Htgh temperatures today Mtddleport. All Jaycees and Wednesday m the lower 60s avatlable are asked to a1d m extreme south portion today. , the program. , The shootoffs wJII begin next Generally clear tonight. Lows m the 3llli week. Food, clothing $10 AWARDED Angela Dowell , daughter of Mr an d Mrs Roy Dowell of Rae me Route 2 has won the $10 pme tn the Easlct egg hunt of the MHldlcpor t • Pomeroy Rota ry Club Sunday OPEN HOUSE SET The Pomeroy Ftre Department 11 til liold a pubhc open house at IL<; new quarters on Butternut Ave from I to 5 p.m Sunday , Aprtl 2A, ftre chtef Charles Legar reporL< EGYPT WARNED TODAY OF NEW FIGHTING in the Sinai Desert unless Israel fmds a way to end the escalatmg war of attrition With Syria along the tense Golan Heights truee lines. The Egypttan warnmg came after Israeli and Syrian forees clashed for control of the strategic slopes,of ¥1 Hebron Monday in the 35th consecutive day of iightlng along the Golan Heights. The semi-official Cairo newspaper Al Akhbar said Lsrael should not count on Egyptian guns to remain silent if the fighling with Syrta continues. " Israel cannot remain with one Arab front to concentrate on," the authoritative newspaper said. "The time when Lsrael was able to practice this method was passed ... WASffiNGTON - THE COST OF UVING Council ( CLC) has 1 (Continued on page 8) • . ' • • in Briefs Elberfelds In Pomeroy TO HOSPITAL HHS. 0000000 060 RACINE - Sunday at 5 p.m. WHS 0010010 242 the Racme ER squad transported Pete Thorn e, 72, Nease Settlement Road , to Holzer ARMY TAKES OVER Medtcal Center. PARIS (UPI) - The army seJZed power 111 the West Afncan state of Niger today, a LOCAL TEMPS Temperature m downtown spokesman for the Ntger Pomeroy Monday at 11 a m. Embassy m Pans satd was 52 degrees under cloudy slues. ' WATER ON RAMPAGE HATTIESBURG , Miss . (UP!) - Several thousand persons were evacuated from their homes m central and south Mississippi today as flood waters rampaged through the stale after three days-of heavy rain. At least seven persons were killed. Gov. Bill Waller activated the National Guard to help ln the evacuation of residents. Many persons, their escape route blocked by the rising water, ' were removed by helicopter. • going to Xenia Weather TIIESE BIG BEND MINSTREL Assn . dancers will , appear several times in each of the three "rmm-shows" Saturd~y at the "Silver Slipper Saloon'' m the romeroy Jumor Htgh School audttonum Shows w~ll be at 6·30, 8 and 9 30 p m. F'rom the left are Jemy Chapman, Becky Thomas, \ Kathy Werry, Babs Wttle, Ju<iy Owen, Peggy O'Br1en, Jan Holter, Antta King, l;ma N1ert, Shelly Mankm and Sonya Ohlmger Not present was Debbie Bailey Advance llckets for any of the three shows may be secured at tlle New York Clothmg House. Dtrectmg the rrum-mustcals ts Bob Hoeflich ,, ·I 1 ' ' \ • . �. ., ·- 2- '!'he l)~ily,l)entin~l. Middieport -Pmneroy, 0., Tuesday ,-April W. 19i4 Bobcats . roll over Eagles, 12-3 Dave Wise's looping single to four more runs ut the sixrh on lett. plated the tying- and go ' three· walks and a double by ahead runs in the fifth inning second baseman Tim Lucas. Monday night then Coach Jim Three ·more were chased Sprague's Kyger Q-eek Bob- across in the seventh on walks cats scored seven runs in the to ·Steve Bair.d, · Terry Lucas, final two ipniitgs - to--post--a Ben Arnett, Tabor, a sacrifice lopsid ed 12-3 victory over . and infi eld single by Hudson. Eastern. . Eastern had only two players Eastern , Kyger Creek , to- reach base after the second Southwestern and Symmes inning. Mike Hartis walked in Valley are tied for f1rst place in the sixth and Donnie Eichinger the SVAC standings with 2-1 singled during the same inning. records. ..-Tabor paced the Bobcat The Bobcats took a 1.{) lead in the second due to the wildness of starting and losing pitcher TO PUSH PLAN Randy Blake. NEW YORK (UP!) - Mayor A bases loaded walk to shortstop Terry Lucas following Abraham Beame Monday singles by Ron Roush and la un ched "O peration ArmLawrence Tabor brought in the · twist. " It 's ·an effort by the city run . Coach Larry Heines ' Eagles, adminis5ration to push a plan playing without their seniors through the legislat ure to raise who were on tite senior trip, New York City's sales tax from took a 3-1lead in the bottom of 7 per cent to 8 per cent. the inning. Tim Spencer started the The Dai~ Sentinel rally with a single. He moved to second on a walk and scored DEVOTED TOniE INTEREST OF on a bases loaded walk to Greg MEIGS-MAsoN ARE" Bailey. Two runs came on a CHESI'E,KL. TANNEHILL, Exec. Ed . two out single by Rob Barker. ROBERTHOEFUCII, In the Bobcat!ourth inning, a Cit)' Editor Publlahed diU~ uc~t Saturday by The single by Roush, walk to Wise Ohio Valley PubiWling Comp~ny, lll and hit batsmen produced a eo.rt St., Pomeroy, Ohio, ~88 . Bw!iness run. Offi~ ~ne llt2-2156. Editoria l Phone 992Kyger Q-eek took the lead for 21&7. Stcond class pona,ge P'kl at Pomeroy, good in the fifth . Catcher Clay <lllo. National ad vertl1lng representati ve Hudson started it with a free BoUineW-GaU.gher, II}C., 12Eut 4:1nd St., pass. Hudson moved to third on New Yori. , New Yorlc. Sllbacription rates : Delivered by carrier a double off the bat of Tabor. where av.Llable 60 C'I!Jlll per week ; By With two out, both runners Motor Route where carrit!l- service not scored on Wise 's safety. Wise available . One month, $2.60. By mall 111 and W. Va, One Year, $111; Six moved up on the throw to the Ohio months, $9 . ~ ; Three monthB , $8 plate and came in on an infield E!Jtowhere $22.00 ye&r : all months $11.50; three months, •. so: Subscription prl~ error. includ e~~ &mday nmei-Sentlnel. The Bobcats pushed across ~t~on-: ?~fade For MOTHER bott;mcn with three hi lS in fo ur trips. Roush had two hits in four a t bat whtlc Wise, Hudson and Tim Lucas had the other Bobcat safeties. Barker, Spencer, Eichinger and Blake had Eastern's hits. Baird, in going the distance, walked fo ur and fanned seven. TI1ree Eastern hurlers, Blake, Bailey and Etchinger combined ' to fan tO Bobcats but issued 13 walks. Linescore: Kyger Q-eek 010 134 3-12-3-0 Eastern 030 000 II- 3-4-3 Baird (W) and Hudson . Blake, Bailey (6) Eichfnger(7) lfild Win ebrenner , Bowma n Dierker Falcons Win 17th · • sharp m 2nd try Wah am a Hi gh Scho ol's visiting Falcons had one · big inning on Memorial Field · Monday evening and it was ehough for a 5--1 non-league baseball triumph over host Gallipolis. Held scoreless and hitless during the first four innings by senior Blue Devil hurler Rick Barcus, the West Virginians e•plodect with four runs in the "' top of the fifth inninr; on three base hils , a walk and three costly GAHS errors to take a 4O·advantage behind se ni or ace Pl aye r- Pos . Mike Lewi s, c Rick H esson . p Robbi e Be l ch er , 2b Dan Garo ne, , 3b Dan Harmon , ss Gr eg Ca mp , If T1m Sayre , r r Davio Red , c l Dale Lewis, cf Bryan Russell . lb AS R H 4 1 1 3 o o ,j ' 3 o0 01 Honor pupds are annmmced ° HARRISONVIlLE - Th e fifth six weeks honor.roU at the Harrisonvllle Element'a ry School has ·been announced. Receiving a ''B" or above in all their subjects to be listed were : Mike Cline, · Katrina Donohue, Lorena Donohue, Jimmy, El!lin, Mike Hatfield, Betty Ann Loftis, aU A's; Vicky Peavley, Linda Riggs, Karen Spencer; Kristir\a We in, Retha Yost, first grade ; Paula Carl, Jerry Grounds, Chris tian Riggs , Tina Yost, all four with all A's, Paul Riggs , Mandy Reeves, second grade; Mary Lee, Brad Largent, Penny Wandlin g, all A's ; Renee Willis, Robin Barrett, Brenda Flnlaw, all A's, third grade; Mark Cline, Vicky DeBord, Patricia Grounds, Angela Harmon, Troy Willis, fourth gra de; Jerry Burchett, Robert Harmon, Anita Lewis, fifth grade; Richard K. Hill, All A's , and Gary Howard, sixth grade. Standings ' It's So Easy. Try · · · S& AUTO BANK Smoking ~an hurt in many ways No. 90 Set with radiant birthstones--one stone for each member of th e family. In precious IOkt. yellow or white gold. ·' $3.00 additiona l for each birthstone GOESSLER'-S JEWELRY STORE Pomeroy Court St. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DE AR DR . LAM B Sometime ago I read your col11mn about the man who had his legs amputated because he would not quit smoking. Would you please . clearly .(plain why smoking caused this problem requiring leg amputation ? My hu sband smokes from one to two wcks a day. He is bothered by leg cramps. Some time ago his ankles swelled and stayed that way for a long time. After that his left leg swelled, and he was treated for blood clots . He is 64 and has a peptic ulcer . I try to watch his diet. He won 't quit smoking because of the ulcer. can take a little Maalox and get by. He said he would try to quit smoking if he though t the leg problems were caused by smoking. DEAR READER - Your husband has two problems tha t should require him to . quit smoking NO W, not to mention the dangers of lung disease and heart disease. I refer to the ulcer and the leg problems. The case I wrote about was a man w ith Buerger 's disease, a · disease that ca uses thickening of lhe arteries in the legs and blocks the circulation. More importantly , a rece nt study by Dr. Peter Levine at Tufts-N ew England Medical Center has demonstrated that smoking increases blo od clotting. Here is how it works . There are some very small cells in the blood ca lled platelets . They are important in forming a blood clot whenever we need a clot to stop bleeding. The clots that cause · blockage of arteries in hear t attacks and simil ar problems are larg ely composed of blood platelets. Dr. Levine's study showed that within five minutes of smoking a single cigarette th e platelets began to clump and. form plugs, or,in other words to , eaten . They do have a relatively low calorie content per weight or bulk, and they are good food , but that is as far as it goes. For information on losing weight, write to me in care of this newspaper, P. 0 . Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N. Y. 10019 and ask for the booklet on losing weight. Enclose 50 cents to cover costs. start the formation of blood cl ots. This is very important sin ce it demonstrates how c(garette smoking can lead to an increased incidence of blood clots in the arteries of the heart, the brain or in vessels in the legs. It also tells you how many cigarettes are safe for a person to smoke - the answer is none . A single cigarette can cause the in~rea sed clotting reaction. If just one clot forms., in the wrong place, you can have a problem. So, sin ce your hu sband already has a blood clotting problem, I think he should quit smoking right now . I don 't mean taper off or cut down, I mean -quit comple te ly and forever . It will cut down his need for Maalox, too . .. DEAR DR. LAMB - I have read that grapefruit burns up fat and is therefore excellent for weight reduction. Please ex plain this myth , or truism. DEAR READER - You were right the first time. 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Bob Thomas led off an d w;J s sa fe on an error, follOwed by a sing le to center by Ir onton s tarting pi l che~ ~Jnd winner Rick CINCINNATI 1UP! I - The Massey·. Th en, wi til one ou t. Cinctnnali Benga ls are victims Brown be lted· a ch:ep se~cri fi ce of the World Foo tball League 's fly. scori n ~ Thoma s from la test coup and Head Coach th ird . .Paul Brown is angry . The Marauder s fin;:JI!v Th B 1 d' 1 ed 1 reache~ home l>late in th~ e enga s ISC os ate Monday that their star linehome half of the fourth, when bac ker : Bill Bergey, was Dave Wolfe \\alked and juni or jumping the Nationa l Football second bnseman Mike ~esse !- League to play for u1e Virginia road doubled to centerfield. , Ambassadors of the WFL. J un1 or Gary Georg: repla~'ed But Berg'ey. an aggressive Pnce on the mound 111 the ftfth hard~litter who along with and la sted two innln!-:s, tackle _Mike Reid anchors the yieldtng a run in the sixth on Benga ls ' aefense, already is four walks. In all, George ga \'~ under euntract to the Bengals up si x fr ee passes, striki ng out for thls season and must play three. uut his option here in 1975 Meigs came back with two in before join ing the WFI. in 1976. the bottom of the sixth when TI 1c question of "integrity" Dave Wolfe smashed a long over those next · two years tr iple to right cente rfield, upsets Brown. who also runs fo llowed by a si ngle to left by the Bcngals' front office in his Rick Stoba rt , w;lik to Nessel- ca pacity as general manag er "TI1is obviously creates and road and an error whi('h enabled Charli e Marshall to awkward pos iti on for the reac h safely, sconng Stob art. cl ub," Brown said in a Jun ior right hander Perk sta tement issued along with Ault came on in the seventh the disclosure. "It impairs the after George walked the first mtegr ity vf any player's two baile rs, and qui ckly put performa nce when he is under the Tigers down. co ntract to one club and paid The Mar auders r al li ed by another. briefly In the seventh , when "There wa s nothing we could with one out Mik e Magnotta do He was already commi tted and se nior ca tcher Mick Ash before he talked to us. It is a singled. But Dave Wolfe h1l defin ite blow to the Bengals into a G-4-3 double play to end and their players' hopes fo r a the ga me . champ ionship season." Massey, 111 go in g the The disclosure of Bergey's dtstance , walked f l\1 e aild jump by Brown was 'an apstruck out five. The lop hitter parent attempt to have his side for the Tige" was Wiley with a of the story hea rd before the single and double. while Meigs Ambassadors' release their big hitters we re Mag notta, Ash , news~x_pected Wedn esday. Stobart and Marshal ~,!YJ,l9 ,,. ., Q!Mhlals of the Virginia si ngles, and Wolfe will'\a triple team, previously known as the and Nesse lroad a double. Washington Ambassadors, Tonig ht the Ma rau ders announced last weekend they travel to .Jackson to face the would sign two unidentified Ironmen. Perk Ault will be on ·'s uper stars" in Norfo lk the mound for Mei gs. • Wednesdav" . . Ironton 300 001 0- 5 5 I Bergey acknow ledged he had Meigs 000 102 0- 3 6 3 conferred with Brown Monday Massey iWP i and Kriebel. but said he wished to withhold Price ii.P J,George 15)Aul((7 ) any substantive comment on and Ash. the situation until at least C h eshire Pee W ee Dodger~ in Cincimiat:a. League, Little League, and , CINCINNATI (U PI ) - Off to Pony League will be held a 7-3 start and leadtng the Saturday, April20, b<twec n 6 National League West, the Los p.m. an d 8 p.m. a t the Angeles Dodgers meet U1e Cheshire Littl e Leag ue defending division champion diamo nd , rain or sbinc. Cin cinnati. Reds tonight. Sign up fees will be $4 for Andy Messersmith, J.{), will all P ee Wee and Lit tit• go for the Dodgers against Don League aod $5 for Pony Gullett ,. 0-1. teague players. Bring you r The teams meet again here .._ money ,,itb you when you Wedn esday nigh t and th e Dodgers then return. to Ins romt~ .to sign up. . : :. . :.a t w~ Angeles to launch a 12-game homestand against the San Wedne sday · Francisco Gia nts next F'nday The club.. s an nouncement night. stated flatly tha t Berg~y " notified Be n ga l s management today (Monday) that he plans to jwnp to the Norfol k, Va. franch ise of the World Football Leag ue." Bergey, 29, is a native of Sou_th Dayton, N.Y., and attended Arkan sas State. Th e 6foot-3, 243-pounder was voted by fans as the cl ub's Most Va luable Player in 1973. Ten days ago, defens ive tackle Steve Chomyszak announced he had signed with the Ph iladelphia Bell of the WFL, effective in 1975. 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Leading the Marauder a tlack were Br uce Blackston with a 48 , John Thomas with a 51, Jeff Warner with a 52 and Dave Ridgway "with a 61. Logan was paced by Cole and Russell with 45s, fo llowed by Goodlive with a 49, and .Jim Pierce with a 54. Ton ight th e Maraud ers host Sou thern at the Pomeroy· golf course. ' SIGNUP SET C II F.~H IR F. - Sign up day 1 55 ,...---. 8 12 1 • • • • STATE FARM LIFE Hands. Fi fe 151. Albury 161 INSURANCE COMPANY M inn Calif San Fra n 100 000 000- 1 3 0 Houston 00 1 001 lOx - 3 10 0 Caldwe l l, Will iam s . (7) and Bo cca be l la ; Dierker (2 -0 ) and Edward s. L P- Caldwel l (2 . 1l . H Rs- L. May {2nd), Brown (1st J r·savel What 3-way link match Sees Better Now Arnold Palmer is 44 now and has been wearing eyeglasses for two years. He still is not CO!llpletely comfortable with them, but one important thing '-he sees· better with them. He doesn't squint. Ordinarily the touring pros think first of themselves, but Bob Charles, like so many of them, couldn't really find it within himself to be very upset if Arnold Palmer should somehow happen to win one more big one sometime so on. "I don't know of anybody who has done more for the ga me ," Otarles says of Palmer. "He has the manner, the personality, the charisma, to attract people to golf courses who aren't even ·golfers. That makes a difference in everything -atmosphere, 'interest, prize money. You take what happened to me at Greensboro, for example . I wouldn't have been able to win $44,000 there if it wasn't for Arnold Palmer. He has increased the prize money for us everywhere as a fellow professional. I'm grateful ." ' ONLY STIHL Jackson wins its 5-3 r ·m ·r ww age." Each week , 520 first prize, $10 second, ss third . Register free . Winners will be notified. Drawings April 6, 13, 20 , 27, May 6. Drive in , try this new convenient servic e. 'EW FROM STIHL- Th e Meigs Marauders outhi t the vist ting IrOnto n Tt gers 6·5 but fiv e Marauder err or s proved the difference as the Tigers remained undefeated in SE.OAL play with a 5-3 triumph ove r the diam ondme n of Don~ld Wolfe in Middleport Monday afternoon. The Meigs record is now 0-2 inside the league, 3-4 overa ll. The Tigers wasted no tim'e jump;ng into the lea d with three runs in the-first innin g off Meigs starter and loser Steve Pnce . Scott Wiley smac ked a double foll owed by a Mike Brown walk before Jeff Bricky doubled both base runners home. Then, w1th tw6 ou t, j eff Kriebel si ngled scoring Bri cky . Pnce, wh o yielded four run s AUGUSTA, Ga . (UP! )- Th e people who hurt Arnold Pa lmer most are his friends. They don 't really mean to. Th eir motives are basically good. They want to see him win and be on top again the way he 11sed to be. _They are so fervent in their zeal, so overan~wus to identify With Arnold Palmer, King of the Hill once more, tha' they try to .convince him he's every inch the golfer he used to be, his game is th e same it always was and he's capable of going out there and winning any time he wishes. His friends can fool themselves, but they can 't foo l Arnold Palmer. He knows better. Palmer had an excellent wrapup round of ,67 in the Masters Sunday, a round which created a feeling among some that maybe , somehow, he had finally recovered his old lost putting touch, but Palmer sensed it was only mom-en tary and he probably was right. Talking about the roimd, he rev ealed he had held hi s putter a little more loosely, and immediately some suggested to him that might be the key he has been looking for all a long. Arnold Palme.- didn 't have the hea rt to disillusion them. "You never can tell,'1 he-Smiled agreeably . "Hubert Green told me he found himself holding his putter a little too tight," sai d Palmer. "He thought maybe I could be doing the same thing, so I tried holding the putter a little looser. " Palmer Elaborates Later , though, Palmer elaborated a little more . The first flush of excitement over his fine 67 had passed. Al l right , he had finished with his best round in 12 years; his 72-hole total of 284 would turn out to be only six strokes back of winn er Gary Player, and he had putted only 29 times in the final round . Arnold Palmer wasn't kidding himself about having found th e "key" though , by the way he had handled his putter. "I've tried this before," he said. "It's nothing really new. Same old stuff ." He shrugged. Somewhere along the line, Arnold Palmer has picked up a bad habit , a terrible one for :;omeone trying to make his living at golf. He has become a defensive putter, which is almost the same thing as a defensive hitter in baseball. A defensive hitter doesn 't brim over with confidence when he walks up to the plate. Generally all he does is guard it, and that's the same way Palmer usually walks up to his putts. Defensive hitters rarely make much money in baseball, and you can make what you want of the fact that Arnold Palmer, who always was 1-2 on the money winnings list, isn 't even among the first 100 now . He'd Take Putting Stroke u·there was only one thing in the world he could possibly have which belongs to someone else, Arnold Palmer says he would take Bob Charles' putting stroke. · "He's Unbelievable on the greens," Paimer says of the skinny New Zealand lefthander. "He's the greatest putter in the whole . world -bar none." Bob Charles smiles understandingly upon hearing Palmer would love to have his putting stroke. "lt'snotforhire,"he laughed. " I have to play this game, too. You take my putting away, and I wouldn't be able to make a living on this tour'." Charles came here directly from Greensboro, N.C., where he finished first and l'iolf~4:066. He played with Palmer in Friday's second round at the Masters and failed to make the cut with a 7379-152. Palmer had a 71 Friday but st ill evoked Charles' sympathy . "!felt sorry for him," said the New Zealander. "He just never made a putt. It was kinda sad because if he had his old confidence ; his 71s today would be his 67s of yesterda y. "He was as fine a putter as there was in the game, and actually his stroke doesn't look any different now, but he just isn't starting the ball out in the right direction. Putting is 90 per cent mental and 10 per cent physical. Your eyes line up the blade and tell you where to strokethe putt. It's possible your eyes can change with DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB Ring Style • Will Tigers 0 0 BY NEH.. HERSHBERG 3 1 2 UPI Sports Writer I 2 0 1 o o Reports that Larry Dierker's 2 0 0 ( 6). 3 1 o baseball career was a t an end TOTALS 28 s 4 appear to have been a bit G A'H5 8 LU E DEV ILS I II premature. Player- Pos. AB R H Breu Wilson, 2b 2 o o Dierker, who at the age of 22 3b P 3 0 1 Mike Watson . won 20 games for the Houston Bill Holland. cf 3 0 1 J im Percy , ss 2 o o i\stros, won his second game of 3 0 1 Gary Swain, Jb the season Monday nigh t with a Jim N iday , p o o .o Mike Be r r idg e, c 3 o o masterful three-h itter as the Rick Hesson. ' I · k d Leon B'igy s, ,f 2 1 1 h Bl D Astros down ed th e San T e ue ev1 s me e Mike Si ckle s, l b 3 o o 1 o 1 pivotmen and this facet a lone Fra ncisco Giants, 3-1. Dierker , Hesson, now 9-1 on the season, R •c k Ba rcus, p 1 1 ' ~ could prove Chicago's undoin g. · walked only three and striiCk for a run in their half of the i~r+AC~nder s, 21 1 fifth. Wahama wrapped it up Score by innings: out eight in pitching his fir st The Knicks come off an · d · h \ Waha ma 000 041 0- 5-4. 1 ooo 010 o- 1-5·3 horrendous 113-88 beating by complete game in two seasons. With an unearne run tn t e 'Ga l lipolis Winn in g pitcher He ss on· Dierker, · wh o seemed sixth. GAHS outhit Waham{, 5~ Boston in their opening game 19 ·11; Loser - Barcus (l . l) , last Sunday, but the Celtics a re destined for greatness when he 4. St r ikeout s - Hesson 6, Barcus The victory lef t . Wahama 4 , Wa l ks - H esson 3; Barcus J, wary of such laughcrs. Last signed his fi rst major league 'th Niday I. Double s - M . Lewis season, &ston won the fir st contract at 17, pitched only 27 Wl a 17""'• season recor d · and Swa in ; Doub le Plays game in a walkaway and then innirigs last season. He ap- GAHS dropped to 3-3 on the GAH S I , Wa hama 1. Left on ba se - GAHS -4, Wahama 6. . suffered a similar humiliation peared in only 14 games and y.ear. The Iads of Coac h J un Umpir es - Sm i th and Ing l es . compiled a 1-1 record after Osborn~ will host Logan in a Sc orer - Vin Son . in the second game. spending most of the season on Southeastern Ohio League "I'd like to throw that first Maior League Standings B y United Pre ss lnternatior.al ga me out th e window," the disabled list suffering from game at 4 this afternoon . National League He'sson struck out six and moaned Bill Bradley, _ who a variety of arm ailments . East Dierker's problems weren 't walked three in going the made only 2 of II field goal w. 1. pet. g.b. x -Montr ea l 3 I .750 only physical. In addition to route. He allowed fiv e tries. 51. Loui s 7 3 .700 Phila delph ia 5 3 .625 Knick Coach Red Holzman undergoing surgery for repair Gallipolis safeties-. America·n Leagu e Chicago 3 2 . 600 Barcus permitted only two East wasn 't too successful in his of a · tendon in his pitching 2 5 . 286 N ew York g. b. w. 1. pel . match ups againsl the Celti cs, hand, .he went through the Falcon runners the first four Mi lwaukee 1 7 . 125 P i ttsburgh 5 2 .714 Wes t at times resorting to three trauma of a staggering divorce frames - Rick Hesson walked Bo ston 3 .571 1 w . 1. pet . g .b . ew York N 5 4 .556 1 in the first and Tim Sayre drew gua rds when hi s reg ular settlement as well as being Los Angeles 7 3 .700 ·Baltimore 4 . 4 .500 Jlh 1 involved in an accidental death a free pass in the second. combinations failed. De troit 211, Sa n Francisc o 6 4 .600 4 6 400 Cin c1nnat i 4 4 500 2 Cleveland 3 6 .333 3 In the fi fth, Greg Camp led John Gianelli didn't have the in Florida prior to last season. Houston 5 5 500 2 Wes t 5 5 .500 2 Arm Feels Better off with an infield single for power he displayed against the w . I. pet . g .b. Atla nta Sa n Di ego 2 8 .200 5 Ca l ifornia 7 2 .77.8 "People were saying last . Wahama. Sayre walked. Lewis Minnesota Ca pitals' Elvin Hayes in the x -Gam es behind based on 1St4 3 .57 1 2 pl ac e team playoffs, but Holzman hopes it season 'he 's finished, he's was out on a fielders ' choice, Oakl an d 5 4 .5 56 2 Monday's Results Kansas Ci t y J 3 .500 was just a matter of the through "' said Dierker. "! felt moving runners to second and Texas Ph i lad elph ia 3 St. Loui s 2 4 5 .444 2'h 3 Atlanta 6 Sail D i ego 0 sophomm·e center getting his like I had pretty ·good stuff third. Bryan Russell was safe Chi cago 1 7 . 125 5'/ 2 ·Houst on 3 San Francisco 1 MnndA v'~ Jl "' ~ulh playoff fe et wet against Dave tonight. My arm feels better on a fielder's choice as Camp I Detro it 1 Boston 0 <o n ly games sch ed uled) Today's Probable Pitchers this season than it has in two or raced home from third , scoring M ilwaukee 6 Baltimore I Cowens. ( All Time s EDTJ on an error. Mike Lew is Oaklnd 4 Chi 3, 13 inns . three years." New York {Se aver 0-0J at Californi a 8 M inn 1 Mon t re al fRenko6 ·1) , J : 15 p .m . Dierker's only rough inning singled, scoring Sayre and (O n ly games sc h ed ul ed) ( El l i s O. J) at P itt sbu rgh Todav ' s Probable Pitchers CONDITION SERIOUS was the first when lea doff Russell , then Lewis scored on a Ch ica go ( R euschel 0-0J, 2 . 30 (All Times EDTl p .m . , DANVILLE, Ill. !UP! ) hitter Bobby Bonds singled, single by Dan Gardner after Boston (Tiant 0-0) a t N ew St Loui s (S iebert 1-0J at Charl es " Chi ck, Ha rley, Chris Speier was hit by a pitch Hesson was safe on an error . York ( Stott le my re l l L Bp.m Cl eve land (J . Perry 0-1) at Ph il adel phia (Car l ton o OJ. 7 . 30 threetime All America football and , after a double play, Gary In the sixth, Sayre scored on Mi lwauk ee (Colborn 0-0), 7 p m . p .m . Sa n Diego (Ar l in 1-1) at "player and Ohio State Univer- Matthews singled home Bonds. an error after Camp picked up Kansas Ci t y ( Busby 2-0) at At lanta (Reed 1-IJ , 7:30p .m Texa s (C l yde 0-0) , 9 p.m. sity 's first All America, was Sa n Franc i sco (Willoughby 1. Lee May and Ollie Brown his second single, this one off Minne sot a ( Decker 0-0l at I) at Hou sto n (Griffin 1-1) , 8: 30 Ca lifo rn ia (Ryan 2- 1) , 11 p.m . listed in serious condition at a provided all the offensive Mike -Watson . Chicago (Gossage o.oJ at p .m . Veterans Adm ini st ration support Dierker needed with Los Ange l es {Messers mith 1Jint Niday finished up for Oakland (L indbl ad 0-0L 11 p .m . 01 at Cinc inn at i (Gullett · 0-1) , hospital today. (Only games scheduled ) solo homers. GARS. 8 :05p .m. Wednesday 's Games · Harley, a member of th e Wedne sda y' s Games In the only other National GAHS scored when Leon Boston at N ew York Pit tsb urgh at Chicago National College Footba ll Hall Leag ue games, Atlanta Briggs opened the bottom of Cleve land at Milw , twilight N ew York at Montreal Ba it at N ew York, n ight of 'Fame, was voted an All blanked San- Diego, 6-0, and the fifth with a single. Briggs Kan St. Loui s at Phil a, night Ci ty at T exas, night Sa n D ieg o at At lan ta, night America halfba ck in 1916, 1917 Philadelphia edged St. Louis, 3- raced to third on Rick Barcus' M inne sota at Calif , night Sa n Fran at Hou ston , night Chi cago at Oakland , nig ht an d 1919. 2. Los Angeles at Cin c i. niqht single, and scored on Brett Bucks, Bulls start series this evening UP! Sports Wrller The old Army game of hurry up and wait. pmy have worn down the fin ely honed edge of the Milwaukee Bucks, who would love nothing better than to real1ze an expansion club dream of revenge against the New York Knicks. While the Bucks are favored to beat the Ch icago Bulls tonight m the start of the bestof-seve n Western Conference final s, the Knicks' chances of making the Iitle seri es for th e third straight season was being steamrollered by the Boston Celti cs in \he NBA Eastern Conference playoffs . The Bucks are the most rested players among the four eonlenders after disposing of Los Angeles in fi ve games. But while they gathered about TV sets to watch the outcome of the Chicago-Detroit series, the Bulls were retaining th e sharp touch with constant com petition in the seven-game victory over th e Pistons. The Bucks last played on April 7. They again call on Kareem Abdui-Jabbar to wear down the Bulls front line and block the lane again st penetrating Uticago guards . "Chicago gets most of its scoring from fo rward.s Chet Walker and Bob Love. But we also have to slop Norm Van Lier from penetrating," reminds Milwaukee Coacl1 Lar ry Costello. The Bulls are short on good Wilson 's sacrifice fly. Box score : · WAHAMA FALCON S lSI 3 - 'I'he Daily Sentine1 , Middlepori-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tuesday; April 16 , 1974 I ' ,, . ' ·' I 125 E. Main St. • 992-21 7'1 · Tuesday's Games I (No o~mes scl'leduledl . J . ' I I '· .- I EST.I912 ,I ... ' \. ~·' ' I . .. ' ·. ' ,. .·. .. · •• ' . . 'J �. ., ·- 2- '!'he l)~ily,l)entin~l. Middieport -Pmneroy, 0., Tuesday ,-April W. 19i4 Bobcats . roll over Eagles, 12-3 Dave Wise's looping single to four more runs ut the sixrh on lett. plated the tying- and go ' three· walks and a double by ahead runs in the fifth inning second baseman Tim Lucas. Monday night then Coach Jim Three ·more were chased Sprague's Kyger Q-eek Bob- across in the seventh on walks cats scored seven runs in the to ·Steve Bair.d, · Terry Lucas, final two ipniitgs - to--post--a Ben Arnett, Tabor, a sacrifice lopsid ed 12-3 victory over . and infi eld single by Hudson. Eastern. . Eastern had only two players Eastern , Kyger Creek , to- reach base after the second Southwestern and Symmes inning. Mike Hartis walked in Valley are tied for f1rst place in the sixth and Donnie Eichinger the SVAC standings with 2-1 singled during the same inning. records. ..-Tabor paced the Bobcat The Bobcats took a 1.{) lead in the second due to the wildness of starting and losing pitcher TO PUSH PLAN Randy Blake. NEW YORK (UP!) - Mayor A bases loaded walk to shortstop Terry Lucas following Abraham Beame Monday singles by Ron Roush and la un ched "O peration ArmLawrence Tabor brought in the · twist. " It 's ·an effort by the city run . Coach Larry Heines ' Eagles, adminis5ration to push a plan playing without their seniors through the legislat ure to raise who were on tite senior trip, New York City's sales tax from took a 3-1lead in the bottom of 7 per cent to 8 per cent. the inning. Tim Spencer started the The Dai~ Sentinel rally with a single. He moved to second on a walk and scored DEVOTED TOniE INTEREST OF on a bases loaded walk to Greg MEIGS-MAsoN ARE" Bailey. Two runs came on a CHESI'E,KL. TANNEHILL, Exec. Ed . two out single by Rob Barker. ROBERTHOEFUCII, In the Bobcat!ourth inning, a Cit)' Editor Publlahed diU~ uc~t Saturday by The single by Roush, walk to Wise Ohio Valley PubiWling Comp~ny, lll and hit batsmen produced a eo.rt St., Pomeroy, Ohio, ~88 . Bw!iness run. Offi~ ~ne llt2-2156. Editoria l Phone 992Kyger Q-eek took the lead for 21&7. Stcond class pona,ge P'kl at Pomeroy, good in the fifth . Catcher Clay <lllo. National ad vertl1lng representati ve Hudson started it with a free BoUineW-GaU.gher, II}C., 12Eut 4:1nd St., pass. Hudson moved to third on New Yori. , New Yorlc. Sllbacription rates : Delivered by carrier a double off the bat of Tabor. where av.Llable 60 C'I!Jlll per week ; By With two out, both runners Motor Route where carrit!l- service not scored on Wise 's safety. Wise available . One month, $2.60. By mall 111 and W. Va, One Year, $111; Six moved up on the throw to the Ohio months, $9 . ~ ; Three monthB , $8 plate and came in on an infield E!Jtowhere $22.00 ye&r : all months $11.50; three months, •. so: Subscription prl~ error. includ e~~ &mday nmei-Sentlnel. The Bobcats pushed across ~t~on-: ?~fade For MOTHER bott;mcn with three hi lS in fo ur trips. Roush had two hits in four a t bat whtlc Wise, Hudson and Tim Lucas had the other Bobcat safeties. Barker, Spencer, Eichinger and Blake had Eastern's hits. Baird, in going the distance, walked fo ur and fanned seven. TI1ree Eastern hurlers, Blake, Bailey and Etchinger combined ' to fan tO Bobcats but issued 13 walks. Linescore: Kyger Q-eek 010 134 3-12-3-0 Eastern 030 000 II- 3-4-3 Baird (W) and Hudson . Blake, Bailey (6) Eichfnger(7) lfild Win ebrenner , Bowma n Dierker Falcons Win 17th · • sharp m 2nd try Wah am a Hi gh Scho ol's visiting Falcons had one · big inning on Memorial Field · Monday evening and it was ehough for a 5--1 non-league baseball triumph over host Gallipolis. Held scoreless and hitless during the first four innings by senior Blue Devil hurler Rick Barcus, the West Virginians e•plodect with four runs in the "' top of the fifth inninr; on three base hils , a walk and three costly GAHS errors to take a 4O·advantage behind se ni or ace Pl aye r- Pos . Mike Lewi s, c Rick H esson . p Robbi e Be l ch er , 2b Dan Garo ne, , 3b Dan Harmon , ss Gr eg Ca mp , If T1m Sayre , r r Davio Red , c l Dale Lewis, cf Bryan Russell . lb AS R H 4 1 1 3 o o ,j ' 3 o0 01 Honor pupds are annmmced ° HARRISONVIlLE - Th e fifth six weeks honor.roU at the Harrisonvllle Element'a ry School has ·been announced. Receiving a ''B" or above in all their subjects to be listed were : Mike Cline, · Katrina Donohue, Lorena Donohue, Jimmy, El!lin, Mike Hatfield, Betty Ann Loftis, aU A's; Vicky Peavley, Linda Riggs, Karen Spencer; Kristir\a We in, Retha Yost, first grade ; Paula Carl, Jerry Grounds, Chris tian Riggs , Tina Yost, all four with all A's, Paul Riggs , Mandy Reeves, second grade; Mary Lee, Brad Largent, Penny Wandlin g, all A's ; Renee Willis, Robin Barrett, Brenda Flnlaw, all A's, third grade; Mark Cline, Vicky DeBord, Patricia Grounds, Angela Harmon, Troy Willis, fourth gra de; Jerry Burchett, Robert Harmon, Anita Lewis, fifth grade; Richard K. Hill, All A's , and Gary Howard, sixth grade. Standings ' It's So Easy. Try · · · S& AUTO BANK Smoking ~an hurt in many ways No. 90 Set with radiant birthstones--one stone for each member of th e family. In precious IOkt. yellow or white gold. ·' $3.00 additiona l for each birthstone GOESSLER'-S JEWELRY STORE Pomeroy Court St. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DE AR DR . LAM B Sometime ago I read your col11mn about the man who had his legs amputated because he would not quit smoking. Would you please . clearly .(plain why smoking caused this problem requiring leg amputation ? My hu sband smokes from one to two wcks a day. He is bothered by leg cramps. Some time ago his ankles swelled and stayed that way for a long time. After that his left leg swelled, and he was treated for blood clots . He is 64 and has a peptic ulcer . I try to watch his diet. He won 't quit smoking because of the ulcer. can take a little Maalox and get by. He said he would try to quit smoking if he though t the leg problems were caused by smoking. DEAR READER - Your husband has two problems tha t should require him to . quit smoking NO W, not to mention the dangers of lung disease and heart disease. I refer to the ulcer and the leg problems. The case I wrote about was a man w ith Buerger 's disease, a · disease that ca uses thickening of lhe arteries in the legs and blocks the circulation. More importantly , a rece nt study by Dr. Peter Levine at Tufts-N ew England Medical Center has demonstrated that smoking increases blo od clotting. Here is how it works . There are some very small cells in the blood ca lled platelets . They are important in forming a blood clot whenever we need a clot to stop bleeding. The clots that cause · blockage of arteries in hear t attacks and simil ar problems are larg ely composed of blood platelets. Dr. Levine's study showed that within five minutes of smoking a single cigarette th e platelets began to clump and. form plugs, or,in other words to , eaten . They do have a relatively low calorie content per weight or bulk, and they are good food , but that is as far as it goes. For information on losing weight, write to me in care of this newspaper, P. 0 . Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N. Y. 10019 and ask for the booklet on losing weight. Enclose 50 cents to cover costs. start the formation of blood cl ots. This is very important sin ce it demonstrates how c(garette smoking can lead to an increased incidence of blood clots in the arteries of the heart, the brain or in vessels in the legs. It also tells you how many cigarettes are safe for a person to smoke - the answer is none . A single cigarette can cause the in~rea sed clotting reaction. If just one clot forms., in the wrong place, you can have a problem. 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The Marauder s fin;:JI!v Th B 1 d' 1 ed 1 reache~ home l>late in th~ e enga s ISC os ate Monday that their star linehome half of the fourth, when bac ker : Bill Bergey, was Dave Wolfe \\alked and juni or jumping the Nationa l Football second bnseman Mike ~esse !- League to play for u1e Virginia road doubled to centerfield. , Ambassadors of the WFL. J un1 or Gary Georg: repla~'ed But Berg'ey. an aggressive Pnce on the mound 111 the ftfth hard~litter who along with and la sted two innln!-:s, tackle _Mike Reid anchors the yieldtng a run in the sixth on Benga ls ' aefense, already is four walks. In all, George ga \'~ under euntract to the Bengals up si x fr ee passes, striki ng out for thls season and must play three. uut his option here in 1975 Meigs came back with two in before join ing the WFI. in 1976. the bottom of the sixth when TI 1c question of "integrity" Dave Wolfe smashed a long over those next · two years tr iple to right cente rfield, upsets Brown. who also runs fo llowed by a si ngle to left by the Bcngals' front office in his Rick Stoba rt , w;lik to Nessel- ca pacity as general manag er "TI1is obviously creates and road and an error whi('h enabled Charli e Marshall to awkward pos iti on for the reac h safely, sconng Stob art. cl ub," Brown said in a Jun ior right hander Perk sta tement issued along with Ault came on in the seventh the disclosure. "It impairs the after George walked the first mtegr ity vf any player's two baile rs, and qui ckly put performa nce when he is under the Tigers down. co ntract to one club and paid The Mar auders r al li ed by another. briefly In the seventh , when "There wa s nothing we could with one out Mik e Magnotta do He was already commi tted and se nior ca tcher Mick Ash before he talked to us. It is a singled. But Dave Wolfe h1l defin ite blow to the Bengals into a G-4-3 double play to end and their players' hopes fo r a the ga me . champ ionship season." Massey, 111 go in g the The disclosure of Bergey's dtstance , walked f l\1 e aild jump by Brown was 'an apstruck out five. The lop hitter parent attempt to have his side for the Tige" was Wiley with a of the story hea rd before the single and double. while Meigs Ambassadors' release their big hitters we re Mag notta, Ash , news~x_pected Wedn esday. Stobart and Marshal ~,!YJ,l9 ,,. ., Q!Mhlals of the Virginia si ngles, and Wolfe will'\a triple team, previously known as the and Nesse lroad a double. Washington Ambassadors, Tonig ht the Ma rau ders announced last weekend they travel to .Jackson to face the would sign two unidentified Ironmen. Perk Ault will be on ·'s uper stars" in Norfo lk the mound for Mei gs. • Wednesdav" . . Ironton 300 001 0- 5 5 I Bergey acknow ledged he had Meigs 000 102 0- 3 6 3 conferred with Brown Monday Massey iWP i and Kriebel. but said he wished to withhold Price ii.P J,George 15)Aul((7 ) any substantive comment on and Ash. the situation until at least C h eshire Pee W ee Dodger~ in Cincimiat:a. League, Little League, and , CINCINNATI (U PI ) - Off to Pony League will be held a 7-3 start and leadtng the Saturday, April20, b<twec n 6 National League West, the Los p.m. an d 8 p.m. a t the Angeles Dodgers meet U1e Cheshire Littl e Leag ue defending division champion diamo nd , rain or sbinc. Cin cinnati. Reds tonight. Sign up fees will be $4 for Andy Messersmith, J.{), will all P ee Wee and Lit tit• go for the Dodgers against Don League aod $5 for Pony Gullett ,. 0-1. teague players. Bring you r The teams meet again here .._ money ,,itb you when you Wedn esday nigh t and th e Dodgers then return. to Ins romt~ .to sign up. . : :. . :.a t w~ Angeles to launch a 12-game homestand against the San Wedne sday · Francisco Gia nts next F'nday The club.. s an nouncement night. stated flatly tha t Berg~y " notified Be n ga l s management today (Monday) that he plans to jwnp to the Norfol k, Va. franch ise of the World Football Leag ue." Bergey, 29, is a native of Sou_th Dayton, N.Y., and attended Arkan sas State. Th e 6foot-3, 243-pounder was voted by fans as the cl ub's Most Va luable Player in 1973. Ten days ago, defens ive tackle Steve Chomyszak announced he had signed with the Ph iladelphia Bell of the WFL, effective in 1975. 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Leading the Marauder a tlack were Br uce Blackston with a 48 , John Thomas with a 51, Jeff Warner with a 52 and Dave Ridgway "with a 61. Logan was paced by Cole and Russell with 45s, fo llowed by Goodlive with a 49, and .Jim Pierce with a 54. Ton ight th e Maraud ers host Sou thern at the Pomeroy· golf course. ' SIGNUP SET C II F.~H IR F. - Sign up day 1 55 ,...---. 8 12 1 • • • • STATE FARM LIFE Hands. Fi fe 151. Albury 161 INSURANCE COMPANY M inn Calif San Fra n 100 000 000- 1 3 0 Houston 00 1 001 lOx - 3 10 0 Caldwe l l, Will iam s . (7) and Bo cca be l la ; Dierker (2 -0 ) and Edward s. L P- Caldwel l (2 . 1l . H Rs- L. May {2nd), Brown (1st J r·savel What 3-way link match Sees Better Now Arnold Palmer is 44 now and has been wearing eyeglasses for two years. He still is not CO!llpletely comfortable with them, but one important thing '-he sees· better with them. He doesn't squint. Ordinarily the touring pros think first of themselves, but Bob Charles, like so many of them, couldn't really find it within himself to be very upset if Arnold Palmer should somehow happen to win one more big one sometime so on. "I don't know of anybody who has done more for the ga me ," Otarles says of Palmer. "He has the manner, the personality, the charisma, to attract people to golf courses who aren't even ·golfers. That makes a difference in everything -atmosphere, 'interest, prize money. You take what happened to me at Greensboro, for example . I wouldn't have been able to win $44,000 there if it wasn't for Arnold Palmer. He has increased the prize money for us everywhere as a fellow professional. I'm grateful ." ' ONLY STIHL Jackson wins its 5-3 r ·m ·r ww age." Each week , 520 first prize, $10 second, ss third . Register free . Winners will be notified. Drawings April 6, 13, 20 , 27, May 6. Drive in , try this new convenient servic e. 'EW FROM STIHL- Th e Meigs Marauders outhi t the vist ting IrOnto n Tt gers 6·5 but fiv e Marauder err or s proved the difference as the Tigers remained undefeated in SE.OAL play with a 5-3 triumph ove r the diam ondme n of Don~ld Wolfe in Middleport Monday afternoon. The Meigs record is now 0-2 inside the league, 3-4 overa ll. The Tigers wasted no tim'e jump;ng into the lea d with three runs in the-first innin g off Meigs starter and loser Steve Pnce . Scott Wiley smac ked a double foll owed by a Mike Brown walk before Jeff Bricky doubled both base runners home. Then, w1th tw6 ou t, j eff Kriebel si ngled scoring Bri cky . Pnce, wh o yielded four run s AUGUSTA, Ga . (UP! )- Th e people who hurt Arnold Pa lmer most are his friends. They don 't really mean to. Th eir motives are basically good. They want to see him win and be on top again the way he 11sed to be. _They are so fervent in their zeal, so overan~wus to identify With Arnold Palmer, King of the Hill once more, tha' they try to .convince him he's every inch the golfer he used to be, his game is th e same it always was and he's capable of going out there and winning any time he wishes. His friends can fool themselves, but they can 't foo l Arnold Palmer. He knows better. Palmer had an excellent wrapup round of ,67 in the Masters Sunday, a round which created a feeling among some that maybe , somehow, he had finally recovered his old lost putting touch, but Palmer sensed it was only mom-en tary and he probably was right. Talking about the roimd, he rev ealed he had held hi s putter a little more loosely, and immediately some suggested to him that might be the key he has been looking for all a long. Arnold Palme.- didn 't have the hea rt to disillusion them. "You never can tell,'1 he-Smiled agreeably . "Hubert Green told me he found himself holding his putter a little too tight," sai d Palmer. "He thought maybe I could be doing the same thing, so I tried holding the putter a little looser. " Palmer Elaborates Later , though, Palmer elaborated a little more . The first flush of excitement over his fine 67 had passed. Al l right , he had finished with his best round in 12 years; his 72-hole total of 284 would turn out to be only six strokes back of winn er Gary Player, and he had putted only 29 times in the final round . Arnold Palmer wasn't kidding himself about having found th e "key" though , by the way he had handled his putter. "I've tried this before," he said. "It's nothing really new. Same old stuff ." He shrugged. Somewhere along the line, Arnold Palmer has picked up a bad habit , a terrible one for :;omeone trying to make his living at golf. He has become a defensive putter, which is almost the same thing as a defensive hitter in baseball. A defensive hitter doesn 't brim over with confidence when he walks up to the plate. Generally all he does is guard it, and that's the same way Palmer usually walks up to his putts. Defensive hitters rarely make much money in baseball, and you can make what you want of the fact that Arnold Palmer, who always was 1-2 on the money winnings list, isn 't even among the first 100 now . He'd Take Putting Stroke u·there was only one thing in the world he could possibly have which belongs to someone else, Arnold Palmer says he would take Bob Charles' putting stroke. · "He's Unbelievable on the greens," Paimer says of the skinny New Zealand lefthander. "He's the greatest putter in the whole . world -bar none." Bob Charles smiles understandingly upon hearing Palmer would love to have his putting stroke. "lt'snotforhire,"he laughed. " I have to play this game, too. You take my putting away, and I wouldn't be able to make a living on this tour'." Charles came here directly from Greensboro, N.C., where he finished first and l'iolf~4:066. He played with Palmer in Friday's second round at the Masters and failed to make the cut with a 7379-152. Palmer had a 71 Friday but st ill evoked Charles' sympathy . "!felt sorry for him," said the New Zealander. "He just never made a putt. It was kinda sad because if he had his old confidence ; his 71s today would be his 67s of yesterda y. "He was as fine a putter as there was in the game, and actually his stroke doesn't look any different now, but he just isn't starting the ball out in the right direction. Putting is 90 per cent mental and 10 per cent physical. Your eyes line up the blade and tell you where to strokethe putt. It's possible your eyes can change with DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB Ring Style • Will Tigers 0 0 BY NEH.. HERSHBERG 3 1 2 UPI Sports Writer I 2 0 1 o o Reports that Larry Dierker's 2 0 0 ( 6). 3 1 o baseball career was a t an end TOTALS 28 s 4 appear to have been a bit G A'H5 8 LU E DEV ILS I II premature. Player- Pos. AB R H Breu Wilson, 2b 2 o o Dierker, who at the age of 22 3b P 3 0 1 Mike Watson . won 20 games for the Houston Bill Holland. cf 3 0 1 J im Percy , ss 2 o o i\stros, won his second game of 3 0 1 Gary Swain, Jb the season Monday nigh t with a Jim N iday , p o o .o Mike Be r r idg e, c 3 o o masterful three-h itter as the Rick Hesson. ' I · k d Leon B'igy s, ,f 2 1 1 h Bl D Astros down ed th e San T e ue ev1 s me e Mike Si ckle s, l b 3 o o 1 o 1 pivotmen and this facet a lone Fra ncisco Giants, 3-1. Dierker , Hesson, now 9-1 on the season, R •c k Ba rcus, p 1 1 ' ~ could prove Chicago's undoin g. · walked only three and striiCk for a run in their half of the i~r+AC~nder s, 21 1 fifth. Wahama wrapped it up Score by innings: out eight in pitching his fir st The Knicks come off an · d · h \ Waha ma 000 041 0- 5-4. 1 ooo 010 o- 1-5·3 horrendous 113-88 beating by complete game in two seasons. With an unearne run tn t e 'Ga l lipolis Winn in g pitcher He ss on· Dierker, · wh o seemed sixth. GAHS outhit Waham{, 5~ Boston in their opening game 19 ·11; Loser - Barcus (l . l) , last Sunday, but the Celtics a re destined for greatness when he 4. St r ikeout s - Hesson 6, Barcus The victory lef t . Wahama 4 , Wa l ks - H esson 3; Barcus J, wary of such laughcrs. Last signed his fi rst major league 'th Niday I. Double s - M . Lewis season, &ston won the fir st contract at 17, pitched only 27 Wl a 17""'• season recor d · and Swa in ; Doub le Plays game in a walkaway and then innirigs last season. He ap- GAHS dropped to 3-3 on the GAH S I , Wa hama 1. Left on ba se - GAHS -4, Wahama 6. . suffered a similar humiliation peared in only 14 games and y.ear. The Iads of Coac h J un Umpir es - Sm i th and Ing l es . compiled a 1-1 record after Osborn~ will host Logan in a Sc orer - Vin Son . in the second game. spending most of the season on Southeastern Ohio League "I'd like to throw that first Maior League Standings B y United Pre ss lnternatior.al ga me out th e window," the disabled list suffering from game at 4 this afternoon . National League He'sson struck out six and moaned Bill Bradley, _ who a variety of arm ailments . East Dierker's problems weren 't walked three in going the made only 2 of II field goal w. 1. pet. g.b. x -Montr ea l 3 I .750 only physical. In addition to route. He allowed fiv e tries. 51. Loui s 7 3 .700 Phila delph ia 5 3 .625 Knick Coach Red Holzman undergoing surgery for repair Gallipolis safeties-. America·n Leagu e Chicago 3 2 . 600 Barcus permitted only two East wasn 't too successful in his of a · tendon in his pitching 2 5 . 286 N ew York g. b. w. 1. pel . match ups againsl the Celti cs, hand, .he went through the Falcon runners the first four Mi lwaukee 1 7 . 125 P i ttsburgh 5 2 .714 Wes t at times resorting to three trauma of a staggering divorce frames - Rick Hesson walked Bo ston 3 .571 1 w . 1. pet . g .b . ew York N 5 4 .556 1 in the first and Tim Sayre drew gua rds when hi s reg ular settlement as well as being Los Angeles 7 3 .700 ·Baltimore 4 . 4 .500 Jlh 1 involved in an accidental death a free pass in the second. combinations failed. De troit 211, Sa n Francisc o 6 4 .600 4 6 400 Cin c1nnat i 4 4 500 2 Cleveland 3 6 .333 3 In the fi fth, Greg Camp led John Gianelli didn't have the in Florida prior to last season. Houston 5 5 500 2 Wes t 5 5 .500 2 Arm Feels Better off with an infield single for power he displayed against the w . I. pet . g .b. Atla nta Sa n Di ego 2 8 .200 5 Ca l ifornia 7 2 .77.8 "People were saying last . Wahama. Sayre walked. Lewis Minnesota Ca pitals' Elvin Hayes in the x -Gam es behind based on 1St4 3 .57 1 2 pl ac e team playoffs, but Holzman hopes it season 'he 's finished, he's was out on a fielders ' choice, Oakl an d 5 4 .5 56 2 Monday's Results Kansas Ci t y J 3 .500 was just a matter of the through "' said Dierker. "! felt moving runners to second and Texas Ph i lad elph ia 3 St. Loui s 2 4 5 .444 2'h 3 Atlanta 6 Sail D i ego 0 sophomm·e center getting his like I had pretty ·good stuff third. Bryan Russell was safe Chi cago 1 7 . 125 5'/ 2 ·Houst on 3 San Francisco 1 MnndA v'~ Jl "' ~ulh playoff fe et wet against Dave tonight. My arm feels better on a fielder's choice as Camp I Detro it 1 Boston 0 <o n ly games sch ed uled) Today's Probable Pitchers this season than it has in two or raced home from third , scoring M ilwaukee 6 Baltimore I Cowens. ( All Time s EDTJ on an error. Mike Lew is Oaklnd 4 Chi 3, 13 inns . three years." New York {Se aver 0-0J at Californi a 8 M inn 1 Mon t re al fRenko6 ·1) , J : 15 p .m . Dierker's only rough inning singled, scoring Sayre and (O n ly games sc h ed ul ed) ( El l i s O. J) at P itt sbu rgh Todav ' s Probable Pitchers CONDITION SERIOUS was the first when lea doff Russell , then Lewis scored on a Ch ica go ( R euschel 0-0J, 2 . 30 (All Times EDTl p .m . , DANVILLE, Ill. !UP! ) hitter Bobby Bonds singled, single by Dan Gardner after Boston (Tiant 0-0) a t N ew St Loui s (S iebert 1-0J at Charl es " Chi ck, Ha rley, Chris Speier was hit by a pitch Hesson was safe on an error . York ( Stott le my re l l L Bp.m Cl eve land (J . Perry 0-1) at Ph il adel phia (Car l ton o OJ. 7 . 30 threetime All America football and , after a double play, Gary In the sixth, Sayre scored on Mi lwauk ee (Colborn 0-0), 7 p m . p .m . Sa n Diego (Ar l in 1-1) at "player and Ohio State Univer- Matthews singled home Bonds. an error after Camp picked up Kansas Ci t y ( Busby 2-0) at At lanta (Reed 1-IJ , 7:30p .m Texa s (C l yde 0-0) , 9 p.m. sity 's first All America, was Sa n Franc i sco (Willoughby 1. Lee May and Ollie Brown his second single, this one off Minne sot a ( Decker 0-0l at I) at Hou sto n (Griffin 1-1) , 8: 30 Ca lifo rn ia (Ryan 2- 1) , 11 p.m . listed in serious condition at a provided all the offensive Mike -Watson . Chicago (Gossage o.oJ at p .m . Veterans Adm ini st ration support Dierker needed with Los Ange l es {Messers mith 1Jint Niday finished up for Oakland (L indbl ad 0-0L 11 p .m . 01 at Cinc inn at i (Gullett · 0-1) , hospital today. (Only games scheduled ) solo homers. GARS. 8 :05p .m. Wednesday 's Games · Harley, a member of th e Wedne sda y' s Games In the only other National GAHS scored when Leon Boston at N ew York Pit tsb urgh at Chicago National College Footba ll Hall Leag ue games, Atlanta Briggs opened the bottom of Cleve land at Milw , twilight N ew York at Montreal Ba it at N ew York, n ight of 'Fame, was voted an All blanked San- Diego, 6-0, and the fifth with a single. Briggs Kan St. Loui s at Phil a, night Ci ty at T exas, night Sa n D ieg o at At lan ta, night America halfba ck in 1916, 1917 Philadelphia edged St. Louis, 3- raced to third on Rick Barcus' M inne sota at Calif , night Sa n Fran at Hou ston , night Chi cago at Oakland , nig ht an d 1919. 2. Los Angeles at Cin c i. niqht single, and scored on Brett Bucks, Bulls start series this evening UP! Sports Wrller The old Army game of hurry up and wait. pmy have worn down the fin ely honed edge of the Milwaukee Bucks, who would love nothing better than to real1ze an expansion club dream of revenge against the New York Knicks. While the Bucks are favored to beat the Ch icago Bulls tonight m the start of the bestof-seve n Western Conference final s, the Knicks' chances of making the Iitle seri es for th e third straight season was being steamrollered by the Boston Celti cs in \he NBA Eastern Conference playoffs . The Bucks are the most rested players among the four eonlenders after disposing of Los Angeles in fi ve games. But while they gathered about TV sets to watch the outcome of the Chicago-Detroit series, the Bulls were retaining th e sharp touch with constant com petition in the seven-game victory over th e Pistons. The Bucks last played on April 7. They again call on Kareem Abdui-Jabbar to wear down the Bulls front line and block the lane again st penetrating Uticago guards . "Chicago gets most of its scoring from fo rward.s Chet Walker and Bob Love. But we also have to slop Norm Van Lier from penetrating," reminds Milwaukee Coacl1 Lar ry Costello. The Bulls are short on good Wilson 's sacrifice fly. Box score : · WAHAMA FALCON S lSI 3 - 'I'he Daily Sentine1 , Middlepori-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tuesday; April 16 , 1974 I ' ,, . ' ·' I 125 E. Main St. • 992-21 7'1 · Tuesday's Games I (No o~mes scl'leduledl . J . ' I I '· .- I EST.I912 ,I ... ' \. ~·' ' I . .. ' ·. ' ,. .·. .. · •• ' . . 'J �- . I . ' ' 5 .:._ The I! I ' 4- Tlie·Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesdi\V. Aoril l6, 1974 ;:,;:-'%:::.~::::>:•:;:~:;;,::::::::::::::~:::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::~:::;:::::::::;:;::::o.~:;:;;;:?Q.:i. ~ ~ ..... '•'• I Fun With Food i!l! c E~L~~:~~:::e::::::~ ' Mrs. H along to us th!i other day a recipe for a no.cook peanut butter fudge. Since peanut butter is a favorite food at our house, and one filled with protein, we 're happy to add it to our collection of nutritious g_oodies. Since it is a no-rook recipe, it would seem ldeal for youngsters. . NO-COOK PEANUT BU'ITER FUDGE ·Blend one cup peanut butter, eiU1er creamy or chunk style and I cup corn syrup, light or dark, in a mixing bowl. Measure I v, cups instant dry milk and 111• cups sifted confectioner's sugar. and add all at once to the peanut butter and corn syrup. · Mix together, first wiU1 a spoon, and then by kneeding with hands, until well blended . Press with hands or rolling pin ' • inch thick. Cut into squares. Makes about two Munds. ~~:::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::;:;:;:;::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::i:;;· ~ « . •,•, Candy stripers' work is recognized :Il Coming !!i ~ Events !I·! TU~:SDAY · HAPPY Days Senior Citizens club meet at Cor<~ , 7 p.m .: covered dish dinner. CO MMUN IT Y Hou se hold Shower fm· Mr. and Mrs. Earl !Katie Long ) Carr, 8 p.m al I he Chesh ire Baplisl Church. Everyone welcome. LAF AVETTE Shrine 44 open mstallallon of offi cers, 7:30 p.rn. Dues are ·payable. RIO GRANDE Mothers League meets at the home .of If Hobo Bread sounds like your thing, then you might want to Mrs. Chery l Va nco, 7:30 p.m. try Carrie Neutzling 's recipe. She's served it at nwncrous Trinity PEMBROKE Club meers at 8 Omrch functions and numerous compliments have come her p.m. with Mrs. Ed Sofranko, way . Rio Grande . HOBO BREAD WEDNESDAY Pour 2 cups of boiling water over 2 cups seeded raisins and ·4 GRACE United Methodist level teaspoons soda. Let set overn ight. Women, . regu lar monthly . Add 2cups sugar, 4 tablespoons vegetable oil, a pinch of salt, meeting, CANCELLED due to and I tablespoon vanilla. To three cups flour , add I teaspoon church remodeling. cinnamon and 1'.1 teaspoon crushed cloves and then stir .two cups LADIES Gol f Associati on, of this mixture into the liquid mixture. To the third cup of flour annual spring luncheon, II add one cup of nuts, before adding to the mixture. a.m. at the cl ub house. Grease three one-pound eo ffee ca ns and flour well. Pour the Reser vations due Monday , batter into the cans and bake one hour, 15 minutes at 350 degrees. April 15, with Mrs. Ruby Mter the cans have been in the oven about •;, hour, put foil over .Jenkins, 446-1614, Mrs. Hester the top . Icard, 446-3989, or Mrs. Mary Let stand 15 minutes in the can after removing from the Willis, 446-4377 . In case of rain .....- .. •Oven. Then remove the hobo bread from the ca ns and roll in clean luncheon will be moved to the white napkins. home of Mrs. W. L. (Be lly ) Sommer, Lower River Rd . Here at "Fun with Food" we're always interested in knowing what's cooking at your house. So send along recipes you use , that MISSIQNARY'service, 7 p.m. at Gallipolis Church of Christ others might enjoy. in Christian Union on Eastern Ave. Rev. Fred Shockley guest speaker. Arts winners listed Vicky boyles and Kathy Blake. In the visual · arts division, Mayer gave ribbon awards in several categories in the kindergarten classes. For easel paintings, the ribbons went to Lori Thomas, Anita Edwards and Judy Mowery ; for crayon to Trent Nash, Darrell Skaggs and Carole Bailey; for finger painting , to George Justis, Holly Miller and Derrick Jackson ; for tissue pictures, · to Craig Morris, Doris Wolfe and Eric Johnson ; and for crayon resist Ill Cindy Holley, Carol Smith and Tracy Taylor. Judging of the visual arts in grades one through four was by class instead of grade with U1e winners, listed first through third, as follows : Mrs . Bernice Carpenter's first grade: Danny Thomas, P. J. Harris, Steven Crow. Mrs . Helen Maag's fir st grade: Carol Moodispaugh , Mark Mayes and John Bacon. Mrs . Jennifer Butcher 's second grade: !Wbin Gaspers, Melissa McMillion and Jeff Harrison. Mrs. Barbar~ Logan 's seco nd grade: Tracy Hermann , Brent George, Laura Horsley. Mrs. Julia McComas' third grade: Stephanie Houchins, Brian Lee George and Susanna Wise. Mrs. Courtney Knight 's third grade: Steve Powell, Kris Snowden and Angelia Bullard. Mrs. Lucy White's fourth · grade : Danny Hysell, Betsy Herald and Tina Miller. · Don Hanning's fourth grade: Barbara Estep , Tammy Ferguson and Kevin Milam. Pam Crooks, Stephanie Houchins , Steve Powell, and Danny Hysell took top honors in the cultural arts competition judged Monday at the MiddleMrt Elementary SchooL Entries of the four students will be placed in district competition at the DiStrict 16 conference in Middleport, May' 4. Pam Crooks took first in the intermediate division for both written work and music. Stephanie Houchins took first in the written work, primary division. First place winners in the visual arts categories judged by Bill Mayer, Pomeroy, were Steve Powell in the primary division, and Danny Hysell in the intermediate division. Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, retired teacher, judged the written work ol the students. Class winners were as·follows, listed first, second and third : First grade': Lisa Ashiey, David Fisher and Steven Crow. (No second grade entries). Third grade : Siephanie Houchins, Steven Bunce, with a tie for third between Brian Lee George and Tina Stewart. Fourth grade: Pam Crooks, MORA IN THAILAND USAF Sgt. David H. Mora, son of Mr . and Mrs. Donald c. Mo~a of Rt. 3, Pomeroy, has arrtved for duty at Ubon Royal Thai AFB, Thailand. Sergeant Mora, a weapons mechanic with a unit of the Pacific Air Forces, previously served at Nellis AFB, Nev. He graduated in 1971 from · Eastern High School and received his associate degree from Hocking Valley Technical Institute in Nelsonville. DOCTOR TO SPEAK· Dr . Sylvester Pratt, a medical doctor on furlough from Sierra Leone, West Mrica, will be the guest speaker at the Mt. Hermon Un ited Brethren in Christ Church Sunday at 7:30p.m. Dr . Pratt will show slides of his native land. Everyone is invited to attend. The church is · located near Five Points. · Pom eroy BoW,ing l a nes W edn esd a v.A f.ternoon Bowli ng Le'a gue February 27, 1974 ·Standings Team Ellis & Sons Soh io Sweet Pea s Waid Cross Sons Carpen ter's Grocery Southern Ohio Coa l Co. w. L VISITED SISTER 42 30 Mrs. Fred Goeglein spent 40 32 36 36 Thursday at Millersport 32 40 .visiting her sister, Mrs. 2f 5 1 Waid Clarence Karr. 45 7.7 Tea m No . 3 High t eam J games· Cross So ns 858 ; Team No . 3 815. Higl'1 1eam game Waid Cross Sons 311 ; El l is & Sons Sohlo 300. H igh Ind . 3 games - Pearl Russe l l .<~78 ; Betty Whit latch E l lis & Sons Sotiio Southern OhiO Coat Co , Waid Cross Sons Sweet Peas Carpenter's Grocery Team No .3 63 WEDNESDAY PAST Presidents, American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. George Hackett, Sr. YOUNG Wives Cl ub 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Ruth McGrath . THURSDAY ROCK Springs Grange, 8 p.m. at the hall. MIDDLEPORT Chi ld Conservation League, annu al dinner, 6:30 p.m. at the Meigs Inn. EPISCOPAL Church Women, 12:30 p.m., Grace Chur ch parish hou se. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hilferty to speak on the Meigs Coun ty Museum . Mrs. Nancy Reed and committee to serve as hostesses. CLASS 12, Heath. United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. Members to model Easter hats, WOME N'S Auxil iary Veterans Memorial Hospital , 6:30 p.m. potlu ck dinn er . Meeting to follow. Reports on conference held in Cincinnati to be given. CRUSADE Rev ival now in progress through Frj~ay at Syracuse Asbury Uni ted Methodist Church 7:30 p.m. nightlY.. Sponsored by all churches in commun ity. Pastors from part icipa ting church es will spea k eac h evening. REVIVAL at First Church of God Syracuse, now in progress through Saturday 7:30 p.m. nightly, Special singing group. Tuesday evening from Gallipolis. _Singing each evening. TWIN CITY Shrine Club, 7:30 p.m. at club house in Racine. Refreshments. High Team 3 games so uthern Ohio coal Co .· aao ; Elementary hunt held .. • : High Team -game - Southern OhiO Coal Co : 310 ; Southern Ohio Coal Co . 300 . High Ind . 3 games - Joy M itc he1!'53 1; Mary Hoover 39.1. High Ind . _game ~ Joy Mitchell 198; Joy Mitc~e l l .180. I J Jones, Elisa McMillan, J ~ne Schwarz, and Melanie Waldnig. Others receiving ca ps, ce rtifi ca tes or both or acknow l e~ged for their hours were Cherri · Bass , Sharon Beasely, Hope Biril, Debbie Boatright, Brenda Campbell , Vicky Clelland, Ro'se Colburn, Liz Edwards, Debbie Harden, Reg ina Harrison, Nita Herrmann , Cheryl Hudson, Valerie ·John son, JoAnn Milliron , Marylu Mills, Carolyn Myers, Cathy Osborne, Madalyn Pickett , Ca rol Ri chmond , Kathy Rizer, Vicki Rizer, Mary Sauer, Lisa Scott, and Cookie Wedd le. Jan e Roush wa s welcomed as a new member. , The welcome was extended by Mrs. Theiss who introduced D. H. Diener, Veteran s Memoria l Hospita l admini s trator ; W. S. Lucas, VISITED PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Terry Knight and so n, Stevie, Caledonia, spent the weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Knighl in Pomeroy. The birthday of Terry was observed here wi th Mr. and Mrs. Bill Matlack, Chester Road , joining them for di nner. M IRACLE~ . DO ~~ ~W~WlliRifiiD Heal th In su ran ce 5., Lile In sura nce 6 . BOat In surance 7 Motorcycles PACKAGE POLICY - Put your au l o: home, lin eluding rental property ). health and life insurance into ONE policy Save money and have one pr em ium due da te for all your insura nce . Som e 0 1 Our Olher Services : Copy Serilice-- Not arv Servic e- Car Lea sing Service REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE LARRY BROllAN EDNASCHOENLEB GERALD REUTER 150 yea r s befor e sc i e n ti s t s di sc ov er ed th em, Eng li sh sa fri st Jonathan Swi ft. in hi s pub lis hed s tory o f Gul li ver's Travel s, gave the f irst rea sonably ac . curat e desc ription of two of the most intriguing bod ies about Sunday - lOA.M. to 11 P.M. Mon . thru Thurs. L 9 A. M . ton P.M . Fri. & Sal. -, 9 A.M.Io j A.M. 2525 . 882-2525 W. MAIN . N~w . ~ Haven,,W. Va . (TIY It Barbecued) Ib. • 99e Fresh and lean GROUND BEEF " Any Amount lb. ~ DAIRY & FROZEN BUYS CARNATION Hot Cocoa Mix FISH & FRIES FISH FILLETS 2 Reg. GROUND ROUND lb. $109 ~b. $}19 U. S. Grade A Medium TIP & WHIP EGGS TOPPING Reg. 69' doz.49e Reg. 79' 2 lb. pllg. Qu.een of Scot WAFFLES •ANOTHER BONUS BUY Enjoy It Now! $}29 gal. FISH STICKS pkgs. 59' Now At Marie V Our Lowest Price This Year For Any 7-HP Riding Mower... It Cuts A 2% MILK CREAM. CURLS COOKIES 30 oz. jar Surs Ha.s • Cr11dit Plan to Suit Most Every N1111d Valley Bell Twin Pack Buy Now On Sale ARCHWAY New WED., THURS., FRI. &SAT. APRIL 17-18-19.;20 GROUND CHUCK eSPECIAL PURCHASE SPECIAL VALUE! APRIL 15, 1974 Fresh and Lean Fresh and lean MARK V BONUS BUYS REGULAR 1.69 SAVE .... . $ SCOPE MOUTHWASH 12 oz. can 1B oz . Bo\1\e S1 .59 Value 97c Scot Lad SCOT PRIDE ICE MILK aerosol 7 oz. SIZE Gallon 99e can Also Avolloble with Grass Catcher P~th 26 Inches Wide and Has Recoil start. ·· ' . ,.. RC COLA ~ '!: 79~ ,~ REG. 1319.00 THIS SALE Ayds . ,$307~ EVERY DAY PRICE - 8 PAK 99' from SOUTHERN DAD'S ·ROOT BEER ' YAMS OR NEW DIET RITE COLA (SUGAR FREE) .8 Our loweat priced puah-typ. MoWIIr • . 7.75-<v. in. (127-cc) ongino Piwltyol pa-,:ertor moll mowing joba. Aut.omi.tlc cho~ • • Re<:ollltllrter. SIMI, frartt·diathllfl hou1ing. Man~U~I wheel adj..tmllf'lb In 10\Jr pot:ltki!ll . , cut trom 1 tD 2X·In. tu b11lar· ltetl handle. 0!'\e·~ulrt t ~el ta11~ Slllll ~h lirtl. Blue ll&ek. Not Crtll•me.n. • l:A~ 99~ lb. • f . Sears .. AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT LOU OSB,~RNE 220 E. MAlN POMEROY PH. ~~o~,o~ APPLES Red Delicious Yellow DeliciOus Winesap Romes 3 jb. for Coca-Col~ . qt. •~ INSTANT COFFEE 8 ounce jar 69¢ · MARK V t_o_.n-;:e--;c~o-;u-::po,o,n_ _ ""'~6'J~~N M 1 ~~~~~~=·d ) l~ - -: ~ - MARK V COUPON Sillll With Th is Coupon When You Buy A 10 Ol . Jar Of _$ INSTANT 1'1 MAXWELi. ~OUSE COFFEE ea. OtiS. Returnable Bottle SAN KA FREEZE-ORIEl) LETTUCE Big 3l oz. btls. 14 oz. can .-,::--:L _i-m :_i__ IIJ7WI ~ ' $2.88 SPECIAL JUMBO HEADS Lowest Prices Ever On Many Other Models During This Special 4-Day Sale. Check Us Before You Buy! This Sale Is For .Stock On Hand Only! See f"'ore Mowers Advertised in Tomorrow's Paper. No. 9T9026 1.9e.. btls. ,.,IIIII per - ibs. The Southland j20-INCH CUTJ \.ANDY LYSOL SPRAY • No. 9N89692N .... "'"' Regular 3.65 GREEN BEANS pak tr·oubte.fr ee unme~tchcd Sure-Tend 89* HAM SALAD ................. :. HOME MADE Pomeroy, as of in the tufa ! relfning system . formance,, clear sparkling Refined Water . The,·e is '10thing else like. it . Cal l 882· CHUCK STEAK Bank & Savings Company 211 W. Second St., possible' con· dltions. Nothing is lef1 to guesswork - al l com . pon'ents of a Miracl e' Water 'Refin er are designed and bu ill fOr the part they play s~rvice , Sugardale sure-Tend ·.· lb. 89e Arm Roast...................................... Sugardale Sure-Tend lb. 99e English Roast.............................. a·o neless Roa s t.!~~!r~:~e.!:~~~~....~~ s1 °9 Sugardale lb e Sure-Tend Short Ribs of Beef........... _....· 89 Cube Stea k.;~~:~::.~~~e~~e:~...............~!~ S1 59 aAcoN~~. ~-~~~~. .... . . . . . ~~·- 79~ . ~ iorC>GNA~~~)········ . . . . . . ~~ . 6 9~ SUGAR DALE c BOLOGNA & . 12 kg 79~ LUNCH MEAT. .........~·. ?. .. : Wi II be in their new office at the Farmers uhder all · NOW OPEN Ph. 992-5130 ASCS OFFICE for ef ficient ' performance The res ults: MIDDLEPORT, 0' To Lim;t .Quantities" I "H Yo u Ha ve lt, We Can Insure lt" · 992-3480 ,, ' , Sure-Tend Center Cut lb. In Pomeroy 8. Jewe lrv and Other Valuables 9. Annuities • 10 . Glass Insu ra nc e 11. lia bitity 1nsu r a nee 12. Farm Insurance ll. Fa rm liability 4. field and laboratory Jes ted \)WITH ALL THE EXTRAS . PHON~ THE MEIGS COUNTY under the · highes t qua lity control standards. They are then . DELICIOUS SANDW lt:HES ., 1. Au t o In surance 2. H ome In sura nce 3. Mobile Hom es . A.c cept Fed era l 'FOO£'IS t.1m1Js . . I ( - . rY/ w r! ' Reserve The Merchandise In Stock Now! More than ~ ·.'. .. · '""' ,, \ . '\ INSURANCE SERVICE Specml Prices Are For ~ly members. Ed Van lnwagen · eig ht een minut es . Phobos gave devotions. Franklin · makes its iourney in ju st Martin had a reading with seven hour s, thirf y.nine minutes . Again st all the Pearl · Jacobs, Seldon Baker, la ws of probab i lity , Sw ill Jr., and James Gilmore giving credi ted hi s fi c t iOnal prayers. A hymn sing was held Laputan ast ronomers with and members enjoyed a pothaving di scovered not one cluck dinner. or three or seven sa'tel lites Following the church revolvi ng about Mars, but -precisely. two . His account tradition , the Easter sunrise service was held on Burdette's ·.al so includ es data about "their· per iods of revolut ion . hill overlooking Laurel Cliff. Phenomena I because the charact ers and story we re enti re ly guesswork and not !lased on any deta il ed ·esearch . VACUFLO ,Un li ke Jonathan Sw ift's Constant, powerful suction GUlliver's Travels, there is makes cleaning last . easier,. no guesswork in th e des ign FOREMAN& ABBOTT of Miracle Water Refiner s: PH . 992-5231 M i ra cl e Wat er Refiners Middleport EV128 can boast inany exC lusive · patten l:'d features and are enginee r e d and ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY ~"' . eBETTER VA'-UE the red pl ? net ever y th irty hours. ' ADV .. .._:• . REUTER-BROGAN Oldes t Insuran ce Agency CH_U CK R AST SUPER MARKET • Open Daily .9, to 10.· Sun. 10 to .10 I . I .. revolves STOP AT---· ass istant admi nistra tor ; Mrs. George Hobstetter, director of nursing , and Mrs . Sharon Michael, inservice training director . Speaker fol the tea was Mrs. Michael whose theme was "Your Future in Nu.rsing." Miss J\.!'ary Krawsczy n, ___._ Team No.. 3 767 . ; Cub den has meet Annual Easter egg hunt at the Harrisonville Elementary Den I of Cub Scou t Pack 249, Sc hool was held Thursday ·pomeroy, met Thursday at the afternoon . home of Mrs. Bernard Wallace, Finding the prize - winning eggs were Vincent King, first den mother , for an Easter grad e ; Dawnette Nor ri s, party. The meeting opened with the second grade; Anita Harmon, and group singing of pledge third grade; Jeff Lambert, 1 fourth gra de ; Terry Jewell , "America" and ' 1.et There be fifth grade; and Tim Shamblin, Pe.ace on Earth ". Games were played with prizes go ing to sixth grade. Prizes for the best decorated Bernard Wallace, John Porter eggs went to Linda Riggs, fir st, and Hhe tt Milhoan . The Lorena Donahue, second, and refres hment tab le featured Betty Ann Loftis, third , in ·the rabbrl cake. Others attending first grade ; Tina Yos t, first, were Bryan Zirk le, Bill AnMonte Chapman, second and derson and Bryan Betzing. Brenda Largent third , in the second grade; Brian Haning, first , Mary Lee, second, and DAUGHTER BORN Darlene Nelson , third in the Mr . and Mrs. William R. third grade; Willie Donohue, first, Sheila Young, second, Radford , Porterfield, are and Danny Riggs, third , in the announcing the birth of a Dream a daughter , Kri s ten Brook, fourth grad e; Richards, first , Anita Lee, Easter Day at St. · Joseph second, and Pearl Althouse, Hospital in Parkersburg, W. third, in the fifth grade ; and Va . The baby weighed 7lbs. , 12 Andrea Tw eraser, first; Joyce ozs. Grandparents are Mr. and Lambert, second, and Belinda Mrs. William W. Radford , Rt. Whittington, th ird , sixth grade. 3, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Judges for the decorating Clarence 0. Reitter, Bethesda . contest were Mrs. Lida Powell Paternal great-grandparents and Mrs . Earl McGra th , sen ior , are Mr. and Mrs. Horner· citizens. Th e · co ntes t wa s Radford, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and sponsored and the pr izes Mrs. Grace Glaze, Middleport. provided by Mrs. Ethel Hart, represen tati ve of Modefn Woodmen Insurance. · OMITTED Mrs. Clarice Krautter sang with the Trinity Church choir for the Easter services. Her REVIVAL SET nam e wos unin tent iona lly Orville Carrico will br ing omitted from a list of the gospel messages nightly at 7:30 members . o'clock in revival services at the Addison Freewill Baptist Church April 22 through May 5. Walter Patterson, pastqr , said there also will be inspirational and congregational singing and other special numbers in .song. in our solar sys tem - the moon s of Mars . De imos (the outermost of the pair } ~1 58 - <~6 52 52 52 52 52 52 35 69 • Debb ie Ca mpbell , Lynn Hoschar , and Chery l Lehew, who also received a eertificate in recognition of her first 50hours and a 100-hour pin. Two hundred hour pins went to Joanne ~Ievins, Ingrid Hawley, Becky Kouns, Mary Krawsczyn , Pa tsy 'Proffi tt , Cherie Reuter , Connie Roush, and Cindy Thomas. Qualify in g for 100 hour pins were Bambi Elia s, Peggy manufa ctured 446 . High ind . game Pearl Russett 190 ; Betty Whitla.fch 180. I We tlnesdi y AfternOon Bowling Leag ue March 17,1974 · Standing Team w. L . Caps, certifi cates and pins in ret:ognition of volunteer work were prese nted ;Jt the annuol candystripcrs tea held Monda y night at Veterans Memorial Hospital. , Mrs. Th omas M. Th eiss , R.N., direc tor, presented the awards in a ca ndl el ight ceremony with pa rent.<; i.l nd others as gues L'l. Reeeivin g :JOO hour pins were c Youth enjoy egg hunt An Easter egg hunt was staged Saturday afternoon in the parsonage yard at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Churc.h by the Me n's Fellowship. Winning prizes were Jay Roberts, Scott Barton , Joyce Baker, Deanna and Lisa Dorst, Mark Friend and Tammy Wright. . Attending the Thursday night meeting · of the Men's Fellowship in the parsonage basement were 28 of the 34 president of the ca ndystrioets. responded with brief remarks. Mrs. Theiss announced new ass istants , with the can. dystriper program are Belinda Steele,· L.P.N.; Wiima Rife R.N.; Paula Werry, R.N., anct Debbie Stewa rt, L.P.N. PUnch and t:ookies _were served by the Auxiliar.y at the conclusion of the meeting . Hostesses were Mrs. Reed Crary, Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, and Mrs. Charles Simms. " •.. AT MARK V SUPER MKl . ' ' $1.19: . WlTN , COUPOII · 10 OZ. JAR ONLY _ O_!IEJOU~NPER F!Jiti.Y_: OFFllllPIIE$: 4-27~74 • _ :._ ,.,:: . 99~~21t8 I . I' .I I' .' I ,., \ . '' , ...... '. ' •\\ ' I, '' ' • ' . \ ' I \ ., . • ' .' " '' il . •I '• '' ' ,, ~' I I ' ' • k, • �- . I . ' ' 5 .:._ The I! I ' 4- Tlie·Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesdi\V. Aoril l6, 1974 ;:,;:-'%:::.~::::>:•:;:~:;;,::::::::::::::~:::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::~:::;:::::::::;:;::::o.~:;:;;;:?Q.:i. ~ ~ ..... '•'• I Fun With Food i!l! c E~L~~:~~:::e::::::~ ' Mrs. H along to us th!i other day a recipe for a no.cook peanut butter fudge. Since peanut butter is a favorite food at our house, and one filled with protein, we 're happy to add it to our collection of nutritious g_oodies. Since it is a no-rook recipe, it would seem ldeal for youngsters. . NO-COOK PEANUT BU'ITER FUDGE ·Blend one cup peanut butter, eiU1er creamy or chunk style and I cup corn syrup, light or dark, in a mixing bowl. Measure I v, cups instant dry milk and 111• cups sifted confectioner's sugar. and add all at once to the peanut butter and corn syrup. · Mix together, first wiU1 a spoon, and then by kneeding with hands, until well blended . Press with hands or rolling pin ' • inch thick. Cut into squares. Makes about two Munds. ~~:::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::;:;:;:;::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::i:;;· ~ « . •,•, Candy stripers' work is recognized :Il Coming !!i ~ Events !I·! TU~:SDAY · HAPPY Days Senior Citizens club meet at Cor<~ , 7 p.m .: covered dish dinner. CO MMUN IT Y Hou se hold Shower fm· Mr. and Mrs. Earl !Katie Long ) Carr, 8 p.m al I he Chesh ire Baplisl Church. Everyone welcome. LAF AVETTE Shrine 44 open mstallallon of offi cers, 7:30 p.rn. Dues are ·payable. RIO GRANDE Mothers League meets at the home .of If Hobo Bread sounds like your thing, then you might want to Mrs. Chery l Va nco, 7:30 p.m. try Carrie Neutzling 's recipe. She's served it at nwncrous Trinity PEMBROKE Club meers at 8 Omrch functions and numerous compliments have come her p.m. with Mrs. Ed Sofranko, way . Rio Grande . HOBO BREAD WEDNESDAY Pour 2 cups of boiling water over 2 cups seeded raisins and ·4 GRACE United Methodist level teaspoons soda. Let set overn ight. Women, . regu lar monthly . Add 2cups sugar, 4 tablespoons vegetable oil, a pinch of salt, meeting, CANCELLED due to and I tablespoon vanilla. To three cups flour , add I teaspoon church remodeling. cinnamon and 1'.1 teaspoon crushed cloves and then stir .two cups LADIES Gol f Associati on, of this mixture into the liquid mixture. To the third cup of flour annual spring luncheon, II add one cup of nuts, before adding to the mixture. a.m. at the cl ub house. Grease three one-pound eo ffee ca ns and flour well. Pour the Reser vations due Monday , batter into the cans and bake one hour, 15 minutes at 350 degrees. April 15, with Mrs. Ruby Mter the cans have been in the oven about •;, hour, put foil over .Jenkins, 446-1614, Mrs. Hester the top . Icard, 446-3989, or Mrs. Mary Let stand 15 minutes in the can after removing from the Willis, 446-4377 . In case of rain .....- .. •Oven. Then remove the hobo bread from the ca ns and roll in clean luncheon will be moved to the white napkins. home of Mrs. W. L. (Be lly ) Sommer, Lower River Rd . Here at "Fun with Food" we're always interested in knowing what's cooking at your house. So send along recipes you use , that MISSIQNARY'service, 7 p.m. at Gallipolis Church of Christ others might enjoy. in Christian Union on Eastern Ave. Rev. Fred Shockley guest speaker. Arts winners listed Vicky boyles and Kathy Blake. In the visual · arts division, Mayer gave ribbon awards in several categories in the kindergarten classes. For easel paintings, the ribbons went to Lori Thomas, Anita Edwards and Judy Mowery ; for crayon to Trent Nash, Darrell Skaggs and Carole Bailey; for finger painting , to George Justis, Holly Miller and Derrick Jackson ; for tissue pictures, · to Craig Morris, Doris Wolfe and Eric Johnson ; and for crayon resist Ill Cindy Holley, Carol Smith and Tracy Taylor. Judging of the visual arts in grades one through four was by class instead of grade with U1e winners, listed first through third, as follows : Mrs . Bernice Carpenter's first grade: Danny Thomas, P. J. Harris, Steven Crow. Mrs . Helen Maag's fir st grade: Carol Moodispaugh , Mark Mayes and John Bacon. Mrs . Jennifer Butcher 's second grade: !Wbin Gaspers, Melissa McMillion and Jeff Harrison. Mrs. Barbar~ Logan 's seco nd grade: Tracy Hermann , Brent George, Laura Horsley. Mrs. Julia McComas' third grade: Stephanie Houchins, Brian Lee George and Susanna Wise. Mrs. Courtney Knight 's third grade: Steve Powell, Kris Snowden and Angelia Bullard. Mrs. Lucy White's fourth · grade : Danny Hysell, Betsy Herald and Tina Miller. · Don Hanning's fourth grade: Barbara Estep , Tammy Ferguson and Kevin Milam. Pam Crooks, Stephanie Houchins , Steve Powell, and Danny Hysell took top honors in the cultural arts competition judged Monday at the MiddleMrt Elementary SchooL Entries of the four students will be placed in district competition at the DiStrict 16 conference in Middleport, May' 4. Pam Crooks took first in the intermediate division for both written work and music. Stephanie Houchins took first in the written work, primary division. First place winners in the visual arts categories judged by Bill Mayer, Pomeroy, were Steve Powell in the primary division, and Danny Hysell in the intermediate division. Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, retired teacher, judged the written work ol the students. Class winners were as·follows, listed first, second and third : First grade': Lisa Ashiey, David Fisher and Steven Crow. (No second grade entries). Third grade : Siephanie Houchins, Steven Bunce, with a tie for third between Brian Lee George and Tina Stewart. Fourth grade: Pam Crooks, MORA IN THAILAND USAF Sgt. David H. Mora, son of Mr . and Mrs. Donald c. Mo~a of Rt. 3, Pomeroy, has arrtved for duty at Ubon Royal Thai AFB, Thailand. Sergeant Mora, a weapons mechanic with a unit of the Pacific Air Forces, previously served at Nellis AFB, Nev. He graduated in 1971 from · Eastern High School and received his associate degree from Hocking Valley Technical Institute in Nelsonville. DOCTOR TO SPEAK· Dr . Sylvester Pratt, a medical doctor on furlough from Sierra Leone, West Mrica, will be the guest speaker at the Mt. Hermon Un ited Brethren in Christ Church Sunday at 7:30p.m. Dr . Pratt will show slides of his native land. Everyone is invited to attend. The church is · located near Five Points. · Pom eroy BoW,ing l a nes W edn esd a v.A f.ternoon Bowli ng Le'a gue February 27, 1974 ·Standings Team Ellis & Sons Soh io Sweet Pea s Waid Cross Sons Carpen ter's Grocery Southern Ohio Coa l Co. w. L VISITED SISTER 42 30 Mrs. Fred Goeglein spent 40 32 36 36 Thursday at Millersport 32 40 .visiting her sister, Mrs. 2f 5 1 Waid Clarence Karr. 45 7.7 Tea m No . 3 High t eam J games· Cross So ns 858 ; Team No . 3 815. Higl'1 1eam game Waid Cross Sons 311 ; El l is & Sons Sohlo 300. H igh Ind . 3 games - Pearl Russe l l .<~78 ; Betty Whit latch E l lis & Sons Sotiio Southern OhiO Coat Co , Waid Cross Sons Sweet Peas Carpenter's Grocery Team No .3 63 WEDNESDAY PAST Presidents, American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. George Hackett, Sr. YOUNG Wives Cl ub 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Ruth McGrath . THURSDAY ROCK Springs Grange, 8 p.m. at the hall. MIDDLEPORT Chi ld Conservation League, annu al dinner, 6:30 p.m. at the Meigs Inn. EPISCOPAL Church Women, 12:30 p.m., Grace Chur ch parish hou se. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hilferty to speak on the Meigs Coun ty Museum . Mrs. Nancy Reed and committee to serve as hostesses. CLASS 12, Heath. United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. Members to model Easter hats, WOME N'S Auxil iary Veterans Memorial Hospital , 6:30 p.m. potlu ck dinn er . Meeting to follow. Reports on conference held in Cincinnati to be given. CRUSADE Rev ival now in progress through Frj~ay at Syracuse Asbury Uni ted Methodist Church 7:30 p.m. nightlY.. Sponsored by all churches in commun ity. Pastors from part icipa ting church es will spea k eac h evening. REVIVAL at First Church of God Syracuse, now in progress through Saturday 7:30 p.m. nightly, Special singing group. Tuesday evening from Gallipolis. _Singing each evening. TWIN CITY Shrine Club, 7:30 p.m. at club house in Racine. Refreshments. High Team 3 games so uthern Ohio coal Co .· aao ; Elementary hunt held .. • : High Team -game - Southern OhiO Coal Co : 310 ; Southern Ohio Coal Co . 300 . High Ind . 3 games - Joy M itc he1!'53 1; Mary Hoover 39.1. High Ind . _game ~ Joy Mitchell 198; Joy Mitc~e l l .180. I J Jones, Elisa McMillan, J ~ne Schwarz, and Melanie Waldnig. Others receiving ca ps, ce rtifi ca tes or both or acknow l e~ged for their hours were Cherri · Bass , Sharon Beasely, Hope Biril, Debbie Boatright, Brenda Campbell , Vicky Clelland, Ro'se Colburn, Liz Edwards, Debbie Harden, Reg ina Harrison, Nita Herrmann , Cheryl Hudson, Valerie ·John son, JoAnn Milliron , Marylu Mills, Carolyn Myers, Cathy Osborne, Madalyn Pickett , Ca rol Ri chmond , Kathy Rizer, Vicki Rizer, Mary Sauer, Lisa Scott, and Cookie Wedd le. Jan e Roush wa s welcomed as a new member. , The welcome was extended by Mrs. Theiss who introduced D. H. Diener, Veteran s Memoria l Hospita l admini s trator ; W. S. Lucas, VISITED PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Terry Knight and so n, Stevie, Caledonia, spent the weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Knighl in Pomeroy. The birthday of Terry was observed here wi th Mr. and Mrs. Bill Matlack, Chester Road , joining them for di nner. M IRACLE~ . DO ~~ ~W~WlliRifiiD Heal th In su ran ce 5., Lile In sura nce 6 . BOat In surance 7 Motorcycles PACKAGE POLICY - Put your au l o: home, lin eluding rental property ). health and life insurance into ONE policy Save money and have one pr em ium due da te for all your insura nce . Som e 0 1 Our Olher Services : Copy Serilice-- Not arv Servic e- Car Lea sing Service REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE LARRY BROllAN EDNASCHOENLEB GERALD REUTER 150 yea r s befor e sc i e n ti s t s di sc ov er ed th em, Eng li sh sa fri st Jonathan Swi ft. in hi s pub lis hed s tory o f Gul li ver's Travel s, gave the f irst rea sonably ac . curat e desc ription of two of the most intriguing bod ies about Sunday - lOA.M. to 11 P.M. Mon . thru Thurs. L 9 A. M . ton P.M . Fri. & Sal. -, 9 A.M.Io j A.M. 2525 . 882-2525 W. MAIN . N~w . ~ Haven,,W. Va . (TIY It Barbecued) Ib. • 99e Fresh and lean GROUND BEEF " Any Amount lb. ~ DAIRY & FROZEN BUYS CARNATION Hot Cocoa Mix FISH & FRIES FISH FILLETS 2 Reg. GROUND ROUND lb. $109 ~b. $}19 U. S. Grade A Medium TIP & WHIP EGGS TOPPING Reg. 69' doz.49e Reg. 79' 2 lb. pllg. Qu.een of Scot WAFFLES •ANOTHER BONUS BUY Enjoy It Now! $}29 gal. FISH STICKS pkgs. 59' Now At Marie V Our Lowest Price This Year For Any 7-HP Riding Mower... It Cuts A 2% MILK CREAM. CURLS COOKIES 30 oz. jar Surs Ha.s • Cr11dit Plan to Suit Most Every N1111d Valley Bell Twin Pack Buy Now On Sale ARCHWAY New WED., THURS., FRI. &SAT. APRIL 17-18-19.;20 GROUND CHUCK eSPECIAL PURCHASE SPECIAL VALUE! APRIL 15, 1974 Fresh and Lean Fresh and lean MARK V BONUS BUYS REGULAR 1.69 SAVE .... . $ SCOPE MOUTHWASH 12 oz. can 1B oz . Bo\1\e S1 .59 Value 97c Scot Lad SCOT PRIDE ICE MILK aerosol 7 oz. SIZE Gallon 99e can Also Avolloble with Grass Catcher P~th 26 Inches Wide and Has Recoil start. ·· ' . ,.. RC COLA ~ '!: 79~ ,~ REG. 1319.00 THIS SALE Ayds . ,$307~ EVERY DAY PRICE - 8 PAK 99' from SOUTHERN DAD'S ·ROOT BEER ' YAMS OR NEW DIET RITE COLA (SUGAR FREE) .8 Our loweat priced puah-typ. MoWIIr • . 7.75-<v. in. (127-cc) ongino Piwltyol pa-,:ertor moll mowing joba. Aut.omi.tlc cho~ • • Re<:ollltllrter. SIMI, frartt·diathllfl hou1ing. Man~U~I wheel adj..tmllf'lb In 10\Jr pot:ltki!ll . , cut trom 1 tD 2X·In. tu b11lar· ltetl handle. 0!'\e·~ulrt t ~el ta11~ Slllll ~h lirtl. Blue ll&ek. Not Crtll•me.n. • l:A~ 99~ lb. • f . Sears .. AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT LOU OSB,~RNE 220 E. MAlN POMEROY PH. ~~o~,o~ APPLES Red Delicious Yellow DeliciOus Winesap Romes 3 jb. for Coca-Col~ . qt. •~ INSTANT COFFEE 8 ounce jar 69¢ · MARK V t_o_.n-;:e--;c~o-;u-::po,o,n_ _ ""'~6'J~~N M 1 ~~~~~~=·d ) l~ - -: ~ - MARK V COUPON Sillll With Th is Coupon When You Buy A 10 Ol . Jar Of _$ INSTANT 1'1 MAXWELi. ~OUSE COFFEE ea. OtiS. Returnable Bottle SAN KA FREEZE-ORIEl) LETTUCE Big 3l oz. btls. 14 oz. can .-,::--:L _i-m :_i__ IIJ7WI ~ ' $2.88 SPECIAL JUMBO HEADS Lowest Prices Ever On Many Other Models During This Special 4-Day Sale. Check Us Before You Buy! This Sale Is For .Stock On Hand Only! See f"'ore Mowers Advertised in Tomorrow's Paper. No. 9T9026 1.9e.. btls. ,.,IIIII per - ibs. The Southland j20-INCH CUTJ \.ANDY LYSOL SPRAY • No. 9N89692N .... "'"' Regular 3.65 GREEN BEANS pak tr·oubte.fr ee unme~tchcd Sure-Tend 89* HAM SALAD ................. :. HOME MADE Pomeroy, as of in the tufa ! relfning system . formance,, clear sparkling Refined Water . The,·e is '10thing else like. it . Cal l 882· CHUCK STEAK Bank & Savings Company 211 W. Second St., possible' con· dltions. Nothing is lef1 to guesswork - al l com . pon'ents of a Miracl e' Water 'Refin er are designed and bu ill fOr the part they play s~rvice , Sugardale sure-Tend ·.· lb. 89e Arm Roast...................................... Sugardale Sure-Tend lb. 99e English Roast.............................. a·o neless Roa s t.!~~!r~:~e.!:~~~~....~~ s1 °9 Sugardale lb e Sure-Tend Short Ribs of Beef........... _....· 89 Cube Stea k.;~~:~::.~~~e~~e:~...............~!~ S1 59 aAcoN~~. ~-~~~~. .... . . . . . ~~·- 79~ . ~ iorC>GNA~~~)········ . . . . . . ~~ . 6 9~ SUGAR DALE c BOLOGNA & . 12 kg 79~ LUNCH MEAT. .........~·. ?. .. : Wi II be in their new office at the Farmers uhder all · NOW OPEN Ph. 992-5130 ASCS OFFICE for ef ficient ' performance The res ults: MIDDLEPORT, 0' To Lim;t .Quantities" I "H Yo u Ha ve lt, We Can Insure lt" · 992-3480 ,, ' , Sure-Tend Center Cut lb. In Pomeroy 8. Jewe lrv and Other Valuables 9. Annuities • 10 . Glass Insu ra nc e 11. lia bitity 1nsu r a nee 12. Farm Insurance ll. Fa rm liability 4. field and laboratory Jes ted \)WITH ALL THE EXTRAS . PHON~ THE MEIGS COUNTY under the · highes t qua lity control standards. They are then . DELICIOUS SANDW lt:HES ., 1. Au t o In surance 2. H ome In sura nce 3. Mobile Hom es . A.c cept Fed era l 'FOO£'IS t.1m1Js . . I ( - . rY/ w r! ' Reserve The Merchandise In Stock Now! More than ~ ·.'. .. · '""' ,, \ . '\ INSURANCE SERVICE Specml Prices Are For ~ly members. Ed Van lnwagen · eig ht een minut es . Phobos gave devotions. Franklin · makes its iourney in ju st Martin had a reading with seven hour s, thirf y.nine minutes . Again st all the Pearl · Jacobs, Seldon Baker, la ws of probab i lity , Sw ill Jr., and James Gilmore giving credi ted hi s fi c t iOnal prayers. A hymn sing was held Laputan ast ronomers with and members enjoyed a pothaving di scovered not one cluck dinner. or three or seven sa'tel lites Following the church revolvi ng about Mars, but -precisely. two . His account tradition , the Easter sunrise service was held on Burdette's ·.al so includ es data about "their· per iods of revolut ion . hill overlooking Laurel Cliff. Phenomena I because the charact ers and story we re enti re ly guesswork and not !lased on any deta il ed ·esearch . VACUFLO ,Un li ke Jonathan Sw ift's Constant, powerful suction GUlliver's Travels, there is makes cleaning last . easier,. no guesswork in th e des ign FOREMAN& ABBOTT of Miracle Water Refiner s: PH . 992-5231 M i ra cl e Wat er Refiners Middleport EV128 can boast inany exC lusive · patten l:'d features and are enginee r e d and ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY ~"' . eBETTER VA'-UE the red pl ? net ever y th irty hours. ' ADV .. .._:• . REUTER-BROGAN Oldes t Insuran ce Agency CH_U CK R AST SUPER MARKET • Open Daily .9, to 10.· Sun. 10 to .10 I . I .. revolves STOP AT---· ass istant admi nistra tor ; Mrs. George Hobstetter, director of nursing , and Mrs . Sharon Michael, inservice training director . Speaker fol the tea was Mrs. Michael whose theme was "Your Future in Nu.rsing." Miss J\.!'ary Krawsczy n, ___._ Team No.. 3 767 . ; Cub den has meet Annual Easter egg hunt at the Harrisonville Elementary Den I of Cub Scou t Pack 249, Sc hool was held Thursday ·pomeroy, met Thursday at the afternoon . home of Mrs. Bernard Wallace, Finding the prize - winning eggs were Vincent King, first den mother , for an Easter grad e ; Dawnette Nor ri s, party. The meeting opened with the second grade; Anita Harmon, and group singing of pledge third grade; Jeff Lambert, 1 fourth gra de ; Terry Jewell , "America" and ' 1.et There be fifth grade; and Tim Shamblin, Pe.ace on Earth ". Games were played with prizes go ing to sixth grade. Prizes for the best decorated Bernard Wallace, John Porter eggs went to Linda Riggs, fir st, and Hhe tt Milhoan . The Lorena Donahue, second, and refres hment tab le featured Betty Ann Loftis, third , in ·the rabbrl cake. Others attending first grade ; Tina Yos t, first, were Bryan Zirk le, Bill AnMonte Chapman, second and derson and Bryan Betzing. Brenda Largent third , in the second grade; Brian Haning, first , Mary Lee, second, and DAUGHTER BORN Darlene Nelson , third in the Mr . and Mrs. William R. third grade; Willie Donohue, first, Sheila Young, second, Radford , Porterfield, are and Danny Riggs, third , in the announcing the birth of a Dream a daughter , Kri s ten Brook, fourth grad e; Richards, first , Anita Lee, Easter Day at St. · Joseph second, and Pearl Althouse, Hospital in Parkersburg, W. third, in the fifth grade ; and Va . The baby weighed 7lbs. , 12 Andrea Tw eraser, first; Joyce ozs. Grandparents are Mr. and Lambert, second, and Belinda Mrs. William W. Radford , Rt. Whittington, th ird , sixth grade. 3, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Judges for the decorating Clarence 0. Reitter, Bethesda . contest were Mrs. Lida Powell Paternal great-grandparents and Mrs . Earl McGra th , sen ior , are Mr. and Mrs. Horner· citizens. Th e · co ntes t wa s Radford, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and sponsored and the pr izes Mrs. Grace Glaze, Middleport. provided by Mrs. Ethel Hart, represen tati ve of Modefn Woodmen Insurance. · OMITTED Mrs. Clarice Krautter sang with the Trinity Church choir for the Easter services. Her REVIVAL SET nam e wos unin tent iona lly Orville Carrico will br ing omitted from a list of the gospel messages nightly at 7:30 members . o'clock in revival services at the Addison Freewill Baptist Church April 22 through May 5. Walter Patterson, pastqr , said there also will be inspirational and congregational singing and other special numbers in .song. in our solar sys tem - the moon s of Mars . De imos (the outermost of the pair } ~1 58 - <~6 52 52 52 52 52 52 35 69 • Debb ie Ca mpbell , Lynn Hoschar , and Chery l Lehew, who also received a eertificate in recognition of her first 50hours and a 100-hour pin. Two hundred hour pins went to Joanne ~Ievins, Ingrid Hawley, Becky Kouns, Mary Krawsczyn , Pa tsy 'Proffi tt , Cherie Reuter , Connie Roush, and Cindy Thomas. Qualify in g for 100 hour pins were Bambi Elia s, Peggy manufa ctured 446 . High ind . game Pearl Russett 190 ; Betty Whitla.fch 180. I We tlnesdi y AfternOon Bowling Leag ue March 17,1974 · Standing Team w. L . Caps, certifi cates and pins in ret:ognition of volunteer work were prese nted ;Jt the annuol candystripcrs tea held Monda y night at Veterans Memorial Hospital. , Mrs. Th omas M. Th eiss , R.N., direc tor, presented the awards in a ca ndl el ight ceremony with pa rent.<; i.l nd others as gues L'l. Reeeivin g :JOO hour pins were c Youth enjoy egg hunt An Easter egg hunt was staged Saturday afternoon in the parsonage yard at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Churc.h by the Me n's Fellowship. Winning prizes were Jay Roberts, Scott Barton , Joyce Baker, Deanna and Lisa Dorst, Mark Friend and Tammy Wright. . Attending the Thursday night meeting · of the Men's Fellowship in the parsonage basement were 28 of the 34 president of the ca ndystrioets. responded with brief remarks. Mrs. Theiss announced new ass istants , with the can. dystriper program are Belinda Steele,· L.P.N.; Wiima Rife R.N.; Paula Werry, R.N., anct Debbie Stewa rt, L.P.N. PUnch and t:ookies _were served by the Auxiliar.y at the conclusion of the meeting . Hostesses were Mrs. Reed Crary, Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, and Mrs. Charles Simms. " •.. AT MARK V SUPER MKl . ' ' $1.19: . WlTN , COUPOII · 10 OZ. JAR ONLY _ O_!IEJOU~NPER F!Jiti.Y_: OFFllllPIIE$: 4-27~74 • _ :._ ,.,:: . 99~~21t8 I . I' .I I' .' I ,., \ . '' , ...... '. ' •\\ ' I, '' ' • ' . \ ' I \ ., . • ' .' " '' il . •I '• '' ' ,, ~' I I ' ' • k, • �~- ThtcD n ly Senttn• 1 "'llddlepo rl Ponu r" ll J ucsday Apnll6 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get R esu lts. A~o~~n!~~~ot~~~opl~y~~ac~ j ., Balance 63 or system budget sp eaker $108 sound ..P UBLIC NOl:ICE Not ce s hereby g v en that Mrs Ear l Gr ff h and o I cr telephone subscnbers ol the Cheste r El(c hang e of tl e West er n Reserve Te l ephone and th e .Pome ro y Exchange of th e Gen eral Tele p hone company of Oh o hav e f le d a complaent w th the Publ c UtI t es Co mm ss on of Oh o aga1ns't th e Western Reserye Telephone Comp an y and the General Telephone Company of OhiQ_JelaJ ve o the establ sh ment of elttended area tol l f ree Now Back m Bus me <s serv ce between t he Chester Ex c han ge of the Western State Inspected Reserve Te eph one Company and the Pomeroy E xc hange of Ph 667 3608 for appo tnfment th e Ge nera l Telephone Com Coolv1Jie Ohio ' Pany o f Oh o Th e Comm ss on ha s scheduled th s rr alter fo r ...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, . Pub c hear ng on Ma y 21 974 , a t 10 30 a m E D S T at the KO SCO T & 1 KO SMET I CS CounCI Chambers of the c ty WI c.; ~ F-or a good I ne of Bu ld ng at Pomeroy Oh ow th Cos me t cs fr endly se ry ce May 22 1974 reserved for an and someone o chat w lh add t anal days hear 1 g f necessary !'d sad hear ng all ~r'o.wnne99~ Scla lj Helen Jane "'r t cs of n erest w I be of 3 911 flrPd an opportun ty to present ev dence matPr al to t he ssues c n th1S proceed ng Fur the r nformat on may be sec ur ed by address ng an nq u r y to thePub! c U II I es Comm ss on of Oh o 11 1 North H g h St re et Due to til heallh I am Columbus Oh o 432 15 se ll1ng the Ant1que THE PUBLI C U T I L T ES 2 SIGNS NOTICE SELLING OUT COMM SS ION OF OHIO By Boyd B Ferr s Sec retary 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA 1971 DODGE CORONET S14 95 -4 door 1 owner new car trade n good 1st Ime tir es spotless clean enter lor small V 8 eng me automatic trans m ss1on Th'e r ght s ze - th e r ght pr ce $1675 Value Help Wanted Busmess Call for Appomtments MATTER OF SE T TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS PROBATE COU~T MEIGS COU NTY OHIO Accounts and vouchers of t he followtng named f due are s have been ftled n the Probate Court Me gs County Oh o for approval and sett l emen t CASE NO 15 838 of the Hunt ngton National Ban~ of Co lum bus Trustee of the Trust crea t ed under the Last W I Testament of Velma Deceased CASE NO and w Fetger 18 560 CALL Po l ys Auct on or stop by to get r d of those unwanted tems Sell 1 th e auct on Nay 537 H gh Str ee t Midd lepor t 992 3509 0 pen 9 a m to 5 p m Monday Wednesday Thurs day Fnday unt I noon 3 13 30 tc F rst and Fmat Account of Charles L Cray Guardtan of the person and estate of James 0 Cray a m nor CASE NO 20 745 F rst and Ftnar Account of Mart e OtVIetro Guard an of the Person and Estate of Robert P OtV etro an ncompe te nt -----------. -- Sa lon ne)C t o Skate A Way Roller R n~ A nnoun ced spr 1n g spec als 10 per cen t ott on a ll permanent s and fro s t ngs from Apr 9 throu g h A p I 30 Ca l 985 4141 f or apno ntment Sandra Kerns operalor d 7 12tc Va 4 10 tfc CASE NO 20898 F rst F nat & D1str but ve Account of Margar e t Roush Ad m n1stratnx of the Es ta te of James A Roush deceased CASE NO 20 955 F rst and F nal Account of R chard B Rowe A dmini st rator of the Estate of Ada Jean Rowe Deceased Unless e)(cept ons are f l ed thereto sa d accounts w II be for hear ng before sa 1d Court on the 16 th day of May 1974 at wh ch t ime sad accounts will be cons dered and contmued fr om day to day unt 1 fmally d sposed of 1 Any person nterested may f1le wr tten except ons to sa d accounts or to matters per tan ng to th e execut on of t he trust not less han f ve days pr or to the date set for hea r ng MANNING D WEBSTER JUDGE (4) 16 t:;om mon Pleas Court Probate D v s on Me gs County Oh o To the Defendant Joyce A P1ckens whose res1d ence •s unknown COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO WILLIAM E PICKENS Route 1 Long Bottom Oh•o Pla1nt1ff VS Lost ---------- MALE cream co lor toy pood le an swers to the na"J'e of T eddy Lost n the Pomeroy park n g lot Saturday $50 rewa rd or puppy Ca 1 co llect 696 1297 4 15 4tc -------- --- - For Rent or lease 3975 or 992 5786 Address Unknown Defendant -NOTICE BY BROWN ady s pocketbook lost Thursday afternoon n the v c nlty of 7th Grant and Locust Streets n Middlepor t on down St Route 7 Reward for return to Ruth Arno ld Phone 992 3600 ~ 14 3tc BU SINESS bu ldmg m down town Pomeroy Oh o Call 992 JOYCE A PICKENS 4 2 26tc No 15523 PUBLICATIONPia nHff has brought thJS act on nam ng you as defendant 10 the above named court by fltrng h1s Complamt on the 1st day of Apr 1 1974 The object of the Compla nt end the demand for re i et are to obta n a d1vorce to be awarded the care custody and control of them nor ch ldren of the part es hereto and for other proper ret ef You are rectulred to answer the Compla nt w1th n twenty e~..ght day s after the last pubi1Ca t 1on of fh1s not ce wh ch will be publ Shed once each week fl)r SIX consecut ve weeks and the last publ cat on w1 1 be made On the 14th day of May 1974 Your answer ttate w II be on June 12th 1974 In the case of your fa lure to answer or otherw se r espond as perm tted by the Oh o Rules of C1vH F>rocedure W1fh n the t me stl!lted IUdgment by default w 11 be rendered aga nst you for the rei ef demanded n th e Com plamt 9 BASEMENT sa l e Monday through Freday 10 to 6 at 572 South Th 1rd M dd eport Cloth ng of al l s lt s w gs and m sc of a I k nc. 4 14 3tc LARRY E SPENCER CLERK OF COURT OF COMMON PLEA S MEIGS COUNTY OH 0 COURT HOU SE POMEROY OH 0 16 23 30 151 7 14 7tc For sale or Trade 1969 CH E VELLE A I cond ton w II se ll or trad e for pickup of eq ual va lue Phone 992 76tl4 4 16 5tc Bus1ness Opportumttes Murphy Company Second Street Iowa 51566 FOR LEASE T1red of working for the other man be your own boss w1th unhm1ted opportunity Thrs 3 bay br1ck serv1ce stat 10n IS located m M1d dleport Ohio Aflract'"e rental pa1d trammg school Phone collect (6141 373 8411 or 992 5111 IMMI;DIATE INCOME D I STR SUtOR - part or full t me to supply Company establiShed accounts w th RCACBSDSNEY Records lncpme possf b 111 es up to Sl 000 per month w th only S3 500 req u red for 1n ventory and tra n1ng Call COLLECT for Mr Jam es (2 14) 661 9208 ' " <tp SPECIAL 3 rooms and bath Real n ce Reynolds Apar1ments Mason W Va phon e 773 5141 on good road 4 14 7tc --- -- ADD SPARKLE to your I fe earn a good mcome n sales cost noth ng to try Good pay for partt1me For nterv ew call 882 3272 4 15 3tc BABYSITTER n eeded for 3 ch 1ldren 4 or 5 days a week Ca l l 992 3645 after 7 p m 4 15 6tc ------- TRAILER Browns Tra le r Park Phone 992 3324 4 14 tfc --------FURNISHED apartment - $52~D 20", 3 HP TURF TRIM -----------NEW !urn shed apartment Oak -- adults only Phone 992 5592 4 9 ttc - ----------- - 2 BEDROOM mob le home a r cond t on eng and en the Rae ne area Phone 992 5858 4 15 ttc -------- --- push typ e rotary mower Has BngQs & St ratton engtne 7 1n ch plast1c wheels loop styl e tubu lar hand le (22 19811 ... _ POMEROY LANDMARK ~ Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 CLELAND FARMS AND GREENHOUSE A var ety of ca bbage and tomato p lants for sate Also broccoli and caul flower sweet peppers hot peppers eggplants head lettuce and EASTER F LOWERS pansy mums azalea hydr a ng ea geran um s petun as several k nds of hang ng baskets Gerald ne Cleland Rae ne Ohto 3 29 tfc ____ _ 3 AND 4 ROOM furn~hed and EXPERIENCED pa nter call unfurniShed apartments 992 5502 Phone 992 5434 4 16 3tc 4 12 tt c STEREO wvdrnur J->.IVI r v Rad o 8 track tape com brnat on Balance SllO 73 or terms ava lab[e Phone 992 PRIVATE meet ng room for any organ zat1on phone 992 3975 2 1< tf c - -----LIvE 1N housekeeper 5 days a ----- week to take care of elder y coup le L1ght cooking and housekeepmg Call 992 6714 from 8 00 to 3 00 at 26 Pea rl St M ddleport 4 16 Jtc -- -- -------- ------- - 3965 ----- 3 11 tic --- -------- -- ~ ~ Auto Sales WE ARE PICking up a p1ano n your area and would I ke some responsible party to take over payments Call Cred1t Manager (614) 772 5669 or wnte 260 East Ma n Street Ch 11 cothe Oh 10 45601 4 7 tfc APPLICATIONS only for meter patrolmen and extra pol1ce Pl ease contact Pomeroy Poll ee Department 992 2427 4 16 tfc 1968 FORO Falcon 6 cy l nder Call 992 7165 after 4 p m 4 15 3tc WOMAN to stay w th elder y lady 1ttle hou sework and cook mg Call 992 2-403 even ngs 4 16 3tc 19 57 CHEVROLET E~~:cell e nt 1964 VOLK SWAGEN good cond1t1on W1ll sell cond1f on and good t res 1957 reasonable Call 992 2967 after 8x48 Mar le tte mob le home 5 p m new gas furnace Phon e 985 4 14 6tc 4118 or 985 4233 IMMEDIATE open ng for Matron and Supermtendent at Meigs County Children s Home Appllcat ons may be sent to the off ce of the Me1gs County Comm1ss oners or phone 992 2895 4 14 3tc 4 11 5tc --------------NORWEGIAN Elkhound pupp1es Phon to 843 2432 ___ - ~ _,__ -------- ----------- --- -------- HOUSEKEEPER Phone 992 2936 to I ve n Auto Sales for Sale ------------:~~tp HAY for sale SOc per ba le Phone 985 3539 4 4 12tp 12 MEN NEEDED 1 140.00 WEEK Full or Partt1me Men needed to work m Gallla & Mason County No exper~ence necessary Must have ca r and neat ap pearance -1969-----------FORD P ckup truck Phone 992 3640 ---------1968 TOYOTA Jeep 4 9 7tc - Excellent Phone 9d9 4761 4 9 7tc cond1t 011 OPEN Roger Hysell s Garage near Crossroads on State 18 FT SHASTA Camper w th Rou te 124 8 30 to 6 p m 'h tch V1rg I Walker 949 2599 Monday through Saturday 4 10 6tc Phone 992 5682 or 992 712 1 4 12 26tc -.,ROCE ~Quseness tor sale Bu1ld ng for sale or lease 1968 PLYMOUTH Slat on Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m wagon A I cond t on S35(J to 10 p m for appo ntment Phone 992 5389 3 20 tfc 4 16 3tc ------------ ------'---------27 INCH electr c range w th blower good cond t1on Call 992 3401 after 5 p m 4 16 6tc ------ ----- - - ----- ----- 1967 CAMARO small V 8 e)( cellent cond1t on Phone 949 3811 4 10 6tp REOUCE safe and fast w th GoBese Tablets & E Vap water PillS Nelson Drug li 16 lie 2 FEMALE White toy poodles Phone 882 3190 NEW 1974 ZIG ZAG SEWING , 41d6tp MACH IN E S n or g nal factory carton Z g zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and make fancy des1gns w th tust 1971 ELCONA 3 bedroom 1 2 the tw st of a smgle d1al Left bath t c out n L R all new m lay away and never been deluxe furn1ture M n1mum used W II sell for only S67 down payment Can be seen,.at cash or terms ava lable K ngsbury Home Sales Lot on Phone 992 2653 1100 East Mam from 2 p m to 4 16 tfc 7 p m da ly 4 10 7tc ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner A 1 cond tlon uses paper bags has cordwmder and many attachments Also shampooer attachment In MODERN house >7 m1 e from eluded (Only 4 available) at Pomeroy 3 bedrooms wa ll to $37 70 cash or terms wall carpet large rec room ava I able Phone 992 2653 large pat10 cat 992 52.:18 4 16 tfc before 3 p m after 3 cat I 992 Pets for Sale -------------- Mobtle Homes for Sale Call 9 to 5 Monday & Tuesday Only 446-0677 The Almanac PUBLIC NOTICE WAITRESSES car hops and By United Press International Sealed b ds w II be rece1ved k tchen help Apply n person Today Is Tuesday Apr1l 16 by the Oh•o Valley Health Crows Steak House 1 Pomeroy tile 106th day of 1974 wtth 259 to ServiCes Found at on Inc B ue L1ne Avenue Athens 4 d tf c follow Oh o 45701 at 12 00 noon Thurs The moon is between t!s last day May 16 974 for turn Sh1ng one fu ty equ pped van type quarter and new phase Wanted ambUlance as sp ec fed Spec f ca r ons may be ob The morning stars are ta ned at th e off ce of D Ken WANTED t o rent farm w th Mercury Venus and Jup1ter n eth Morgan D rector house and few acres Would Southeast Oh o Emergency The evemng stars are Mars cons der buy ng under land Med1ca l Se rv ce P 0 Ba.x 805 contract ca 1 247 21 14 and Saturn .1 15 V nton P ke Ga I pols Oh10 4 10 6tc Those born this date are 4563 1 The r ght s reserYed t o re1ect Wlder the s1gn of Anes any or alt b ds Wanted Io Buy Wtlbur Wrtght American NO 1 copper SOc rad ators 0 Kenneth Morgan Inventor of the atrplane was 35c re Q tirass 40c battenes Pro1ect D rector S1 20 M A Hall Reedsv lie Southeast Oh o bol'n Apnl16 1867 On th1s day Oh10 11 hone 37e 6249 Em ergency Med1cal m history 3 24 tfc Serv ce P o Bo< 805 In 1862, Congress abohshed Gall pol s Oh o OLD autos 6 or more cars will slavery In the Dtstrtct of 1<16 (512 2tc g1ve S3 00 p ece 18 cars or Columbta more w II g1ve better pr ce Call 985 4297 In 1947, more tllan 500 per- Amencan astronauts aboard 3 28 tic sona were killed when a French Also that day U S planes --L-------------lrjgate carrymg mtrates ex ratded the north Vietnam ~A"Siof pa l.d for all makes ancr models of mob le homes ploded at the dock m Texas capital of Hanot Phone area code 614 423 9531 _,.. • 13 tic City, Tex A thought lor the day In 1968, novell8t Edna Ferber OLD UP(IQI'lt p1anos Any Amertcan wnter Charles died In New York Cit:,: at the cond flO(! Pay1nQ $10 cash Wrete g ve d1re ct1 ons to Warn er sa1d The thtng age of 82 WITTE;N PIANO CO P 0 Jn 11172, Apollo 16 blasted o'f generally rat&l!d on city land ts BOX 18 Sa rd s Oh o 43946 3 13 30t' taxes for the moon w1th three I --------------- - - ----------- --------------- ___ ___________ 0 - ---------- FUR NI SHED two bedroom mob le home 12x44 n back yard on Spr ng Avenue Call 992 3429 Sunday or even ngs 110 So Red 4 14 61p SERVICE STATION 4 14 6fc For Rent Wnte Bob McKenZie Sales Manager The Tho s 0 ----·--------- -------------- SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 992 2174 WEDNESDAY APRIL 17 1974 6 00 6 15 - ---------- -------------- -------------- ----- ------Phone HOU::Jt: 1 ... ,racuse 3 rooms BULLS corn for scu e Charles R Harris 843 269 3 and bath upstairs over acre 7 -------------~ tc of land Part atly remodeled on ns1de Workshop m back STAR CRAFT tra11ers and fold Phone 992 3135 downs 25 pet off on Reese 4 10 8tc Hitches and air condlt oners ,____ ___... ___ ____ _ 2U pet off on automat c 6 ROOM 1 fl()or plan nouse w m awnmgs 14 through 17 ft bath A n1ce detached garage Camp Conley Starcraft Sales excellent locatron n Mid Rt -62 nor th Of Pt Pleasant d leport Phone 992 3904 or beh.nd the Red Carpet Inn contact Charles LISle 4 16 4tc Syracuse4 16 6tc REGISTERED Angus bulls 6 months to 'l h vears Price range from S400 to $1 200 2 BEDROOM ouse n M1a Wye Marshall and Clossal dleport New k tchen and blood 1 nes Phone Bill W1Ue bath applrances ncluded -------------- -------------Call 992 5310 4165tc -------------- f 31926tc ----~----- ---- Pufnsfuf 6 7 30 - Rocky & Bullw nkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Jeff s Coli e 6 8 25 - Ja ck LaLanne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D xon 4 Fr endly Juncf on 10 AM 3 Abboll & Costello 8 Ph I Donahue 15 Wold W ld Wesf 6 M ster Rogers 33 Movie Sanctuary 13 9 30- To Te ll I he Truth 3 TaH ie ta les 8 Ele,lm Co 33 9 55 - Chuck Wh fe Reports 10 10 00 - Donah Shore 3 15 Joke r s Wold 8 10 Compan y 6 Who Is RON AND Stop 1n and say Hello Bnng m th1s ad for a Free G1ft Moddleporl 0 Man? 33 ALL WEATHER FURNITURE HARDWARE Stop ln and See Our Floor Display 1 15 - Ftlm 33 I 30 - 3 On A Mal'h 3 4 15 As the World Turns 8 10 ABC Mtddleport BUILDING cons tru ct on Room add f1ons and remodelmg floor sand ng and ret n Sheng Also concrete work Phon e 949 3833 B sse t Construct on BEAUT IFU L new homes now under construct on n pnme local on on c.ty water and sewer Cho1ce of des1gns Wall to wall ca rpet ng and a1r cond1t 1on ng ncl uded W II help arrange f na nc ng conven tional loans W1th down payment low as S pet Other new homes ava,lable t o qual f ea buvers w th NO 4 16 7tp DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks d t ch1ng serv ce top so I f1ll d rt I mestone B&K Ex cavat1ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 ttc ---- -------- ---- PAYMENT ,EW ING MACHINES Repa r serv ce all makes 992 2284 The F abnc Shop Pomeroy Authorized S nger Sales and Serv ce We snarpen Scissors 3 29 tfc Bu lders of W G Best Homes Call coiled 614 837 6540 or 239 0785 or wrete Great Amer can Homes Inc P 0 BoJ< 687 Pomeroy Oh10 45769 3 1 tfc Real Estate-For Sale /4 ROOMS bath full basement storm doors and w ndows home fully carpeted Located on 773 Grant Street M d dleport Phone 992 7240 4 9 6tp -------- ----- 608 E MAIN 992 2094 606 E Matn Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES and Concentratton 8 2 00 AlJ1 OMOBILE Insurance bJ!!Ien cancelled? Lost your operator s I cense Call 992 7428 6 15 ttc ---- -~- -------- fi'IOULCt"VHI La ~e br ck home Has 3 apart ments always rented (good rn come) LQvely k tchen n mam apartment has range ref d sposal d1shwasher center type stnk Has new gas hot water system part basement Lots of parktng area $22 500 POMEROY - Maon Sf 75 fl frontage good 2 story bu1ldmg apartment over garage old house all for about the pr1ce of the frontage $16 SOO CLOSE IN - Over 4 acres turn shed home 3 BR bath ron posts and ralls $15 000 00 INVESTMENT Rent w II soo n pay for th s one 4 apart ments all rented tn good locat1on of town 4 BEDROOMS - N1ce kofchen gas furnace family room Natura! gas heat c ty water porches many other garage w th feafures $7 100 SYRACU~E - Almost new 3 BR colored bath lovely HOUSE WITH RENTAL - k tchen w1th range uttl1ty room HW floors carpet ng m hall and I vmg R carport woth storage $19 900 BE JUST TO YOURSELF FEAR NOT TO BUY THE ANSWER TO ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS CAN BE FOU ND HERE HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259- 992 2568 I WISEMAN large lot All uttht es 9 rooms plus 3 room eff c1ency All for only $17 500 00 SMALL FARMS or ACREAGE NEEDED FOR OUR CLIENTS NEW AND GOOD OLDER HOMES ALSO IN GREAT DEMAND CALL US NOW TO GET YOURS SOLD -------------HAM S Auto R 0 Serv Ct: tid Am Fm stereo and tape players Ou1ck rei able ser VICe Georges Creek Road Gall pols Oh10 Pbooe M6 9304 4 9 7tc --------- R't:AOY Ml)( lUNLrO::.I r::. del vered r ght to your pro1ec1 Fast and easy Free est1mates Phone 992 3284, Goegle n Ready M x Co M ddleport Oh1o 5 12 tic seP J lc--iA NKS- AR oBi c! SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 tfc -------------SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San tat1on 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 lie ------- ---- ~-- - GREAT COUNTRY SliREO ~2.1 WMPO-FM Gallipolis M1ddleporl Pomeroy ZENITH • e BlACK RUTLAND WHITE TV lBED!i.OOMS LARGE KIT LIKE NEW Cil.RPET ALUM SIDING OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PRICED BELOW MARKET $12 000 OFFIC&446 3643 EVEI'IINGS Bud M'Ghee-446 1255 E M 3796 Ike Wlseman - 446 • e Easy Terms! Free Delivery! • STEREO MASON fURNITURE NORTH • AQ72 ,10842 • 97 +ss J -WEST EAST .J8 5 .K 963 ,75 'A6 QJ102 A653 + J942 + Q75 SOUTH IDI + I • Amer ca n Style 13 Lucy Show 8 4 30-Green Acres 3 Bonanza 3 Buffa o B I 10 Spec a l 6 13 Jackpot 4 Huck & Yog 6 Move Merv Gr1 ff n 4 Andy Mr Rober ts 20 33 Bona1 za 3 Mr:rv Gr fl n 1 An dy Gr ffot h 8 5 30 - El ec Co 33 Beverly I" lib II es 8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 5 00 - 19) You wont have the peace ol m nd you should 1 you leave a task hall done Wrap 1 uP so you can rel ax best you keep sorpe secre ts to yourse I Bea It'! s n m nd whe yo 1 re lUSt abo ul 10 reveal a conf dence tha you sl ou dnl For Wednesday Apr I 1 7 1974 ARIES (March 21 Aprtl 191 VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 221 You e I Kcly to be w shy Om t pia 1 tao challcng \l 1 sche dule today You are t 1k e y l o be you usual <.~sse t ve self wa shy abou1 mak ng dec sons Th s wll rk those you e c lose y assoc1a ed w th TAURUS (Aprol 20 May 201 LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct Outs de r te us ts w II lak ~ you of1 cou rse a b t at 1s I n e You II ot pursue goals as "gorously as lhcy shou d be sou ght co me u de you autho ty to day flev canbcs t)e drecled I o der s come 11 c to ol sug gest ons Serv ng the needs of ar other beta e your own ntere sts w 11 pr ove a goo d nv es tme n1 La ler you be rep a d to your lhoughllulness SCORPIO !Oct 24 Nov 22) You need some I arm ol soc a ou l le t at It s I me 1us 1 to Change the oa ce How abou t d ne al fO u r l n v o 1c estauranl ? 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A CON5UMt;;R \n , .... r 1 I r {lrmy ftmclron ed irke riiJdatork beC'au ~e til e 8ul Jnr!f kr~ey; h~w l u du lhttJ- KEEP TIME 0~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I Gypsv -1 Masscnct 5 Isr aeli opera port 2 Edtble uti 10 I oward source shelter 3 Prece pt 11 -- Bed 4 Fmd lord Yor out rest 5 Guarantee 6 Grow t o 13 Actress Foch ward sun 14 Shandy s set creator - 7 Devoured 15 Late 8 Pilcher April 1 7 1974 You re I kc y to see ewards 1ro 1 plar s you ve worked very hard o dcv clo n th s ye<H Do g \IC up o your de a s now th0:1 \1 c.:; lory s 1 ear DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - He1e's h o" t o "o rk 1t (Aruw.-n tomorrow I TH~T PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) is I I " "• t~r • 20 Feb 19) Cond t ons thai aHec l your ba k balance are on the up sw 19 I managed w se ly Do ' I spend what you do I have n ha ld /ELf(,(, CAVLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 00pm - L oca l News 30 p m - Country & Wester, 831fpm Comed y 9 30 p m - Superstar AQUARIUS (Jan expense 7 30 To Tell the Truth 6 Sale ol the Cen tury 8 The Judge 0 Beat the Clock 13 Pol ce Surgeon 3 On the Money <l An 10 30 CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan whelmed ) 41 Presently 42 Gnaw 43 Monthly 7 00 News 6 10 What s My L ne 8 Truth or Conseq J Beat th e Clock 4 Elec Co 20 Kno" You r Schoo ls 33 Spy 15 J mmy Dean 13 9 OQ Cannon B Move Judg ement ot Nuremb€rg 3 J 15 World of L berace 10 Even ng w th Champ ons 20 9 30 Mov e My Three Son s 6 13 10 00 - News 20 Inter f ace 33 Broadway My Stree t 10 house to be enterta ned to~ay rather than your golig to the~rs You re sl l n a c ycle wne e th ngs come to you easrer than usual It s up to you to make he mas o1 them Cover Tra Is West 15 Hog ans Heroes 13 G II gan s Island 6 News 3 4 8 0 15 ABC News 13 Ses rlme St 20 Per sonaht y Behav oral Deve opment 33 Tr uth or Cons 6 + East - SUE Dear SFH E1en !hough th1 s dude brmgs a lot of h1s Jinxes on hunself SUE there s no harm m sending hun a sympathv note 'KQJ93 K 84 +AKlO Nor I h 23 Dear Rap Would 11 be okay to send a fr1end I don l know very well a sympathy ca rd ' He s had a ternble run of luck La st week al sc hool he got busted JUSl beca use he had two JOints m his pocket He was lucky m one way b""ause he was holding hds and they d1dn l fmd those H1s parents found his slash of pipes and broke them all and he had a mce selection too Now they ve got him on restnct10n Besides he JUSl got out of a cast after be1ng 1n a motor(') cle acctdcnt last vear He sa good dude but ttke about half the school he smokes pol Never uses anything else Seems like he s JinXed and so how about a sympathy card fro m me ' - SORRY FOR HIM • JO 4 West (Nov 23) 6 00 - + i I Teacher Maybe your usc of the world poli t1cs turned stud ents off Had you asked How many would like ca ree rs m gove rnme nt you mtghl have seen qw te a few Yes voles But mentiOn politics and unmedwtely people thmk of wheeling and dealing and unkept promises and slick opera tors who d do anything for a vote It s a lmost as dirty a word as Berkeley student I\ as bac k m the n otmg 60s and with as little reason for only a few - those who get the public1l; - deserve the mud ( And perhaps they don l dese rve a U the mud they re ge ttmg ) Since we can l upgrade the 1mage cou ld we elimmalc the name ' I know seve ral m my age group11ho rrught run for public 7 North and South 1eached thetr heart game by means of the cla ss1c b1ddmg method calied Poppa Momma The contract was a fa1rly good one but 1l made be cause East played the de fense hke dear old Aunt Emma South was dehghted w1th the d1amond openmg smce tt el1mmated the necess1ty of huntmg for the enemy ace He won the second tnck With h1s kmg and saw that m all probab1hty he would need a successful spade fmesse to make h1s contract Then he le d h1s kmg of trumps East won w1lh the ace and led a trump back South won m h1s own nana and played h1s ace of clubs Then he ruffed h1s last d1a mond and led a club from dummy The dear old Aunt Emma type s1tttng East had been paymg no attentiOn to the play and foliowed w1th her last low club Now South put up h1s kmg and led h1s last club East won w tth the queen an'll South had the rest of the tncks smce East had to lead a d1amond to g1ve a ruff and dtscard or a spade away from h1s kmg 4782 GallipoliS John Russell Owner and Operator COLOR TV Dear Teacher And my ans" er IS Look back When YOU were m high school d1d you or any of your peers consider poht1cs as a career ' Yet your ge neration and mme produ ced a bumper crop of polil1c1ans good and baq It s true teenagers rate public ofh c1als very low but then those m power hal e all\ays been bad mouthed Lung before Watergate a nallon" 1de poll md1caled Amencans trust ed their leaders scarcely more th<m they trusted used car s 1Jes men which was prec1ous lillie But they still turn out to vole Likew1se some of these 1dealist1c you ng people who swear the; would never get mvolved m go1ernment may rea lize la ter on that gO\ ernmenl needs them Its pretty hard proJectmg yourself m the role of a Congressman or Senator when i ou rc Wlder 18 - HE! EN LEO (July 23 Aug 221 li s By Oswald & James Jacoby SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED rates Ph 446 RACINE 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN KITCHEN 1'' BATHS CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED LOT PRICED MID TWENTIES Nobody Loves a Fohticlan' Dear Rap After readmg a natwn w1de student ~ur~y wJIJch revealed that !lapel of h1gh schoolers thmk public officials ared1shones1 1n some way I tned an Informal survey m my classes I asked how many students wanted to make poht1cs the1r 1 careers' Not one sa td Yes To Why not? the; answered Too d1rly ' You ca n t stay honest You cant acrom phsh an; thing for the red tape Whateve r you say IS used against you My questiOn IS If 1dealist1c young people are umversally lurrung away fr om pohtlcs who s to run the counlry m generatiOns to come 1 - l EACHER Dec 21) Everyotle w II ha11e a be Her I me f Ihey come to your Openmg lead- +Q REASOI'I~BLE AGENCY By Helen and Sue Bottel let mag nal on un free oar t c olarly I problem solvmg Don I block your lhoughts w lh reasons why some th ng ca t be dOle East West vulnerab le 5232 THE Love Poor Aunt Emma takes the rap ---------- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _J _ 2_ 11_ tfc IF YOU DON T MAKE YOUR INVESTMENT NOW YOU MAY BE CHEATING YOURSELF OUT OF A VERY GOOD Pr ce IS Roght 8 10 RFD 20 F lm 33 3 30 - One Lofe to Ltve 6 13 Phol Donahue 4 Match Gam e 8 6 30 "' and backhoe work septic tanks Installed dump trucks end lo boys for hire will haul fill d1rt top so I I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger .ieffers day phone 992 7089 n1ght phone 992 3S2i or 992 THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR YOUR AD 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hospttal 6 13 I VII -------------EXCAVA1'1NG dozer loader bedrooms large bath lots of closets N1ce k tchen dtn ng and basement Gas furnace concrete porch wtth wrought 2 30- Doctors ] 4 15 Edge of Noght8 10 WIN AT BRIDGE 5 1 tfC 2 Paul Know Your Schools 33 C BRAOFORU Auct oneer Complete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Rae ne Oh10 Cr1tt Bradford NICE OLDER HOME - Days of Our L ves 3 4 15 Gu od ng L ght 8 10 Nuch ms 33 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 1S Sesame Sf 20 33 over 1unk automob les over to us w II pay $5 for old 1unk c ars Phone I (304) 773 5890 R 1vers1de Auto Wreck ng 4 9 26tc - --- POM B II Moyers Journal 33 10 How to Survtve a Marr age J 15 The Way Thtngs Are 20 DVLt:l< wu1,., ... _ le"ar•ng by the acre hourly or ctntract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator w1th over 20 years e)(per ence Pull1ns Excavat ng Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 2478 • 121 9tfc -B"a N-ltu::.::.--::--~~SS What s My Lme 10 Afternoon Playbreak 6 13 Under New Management Real Estate For Sale DOWN POMEROY HOME & AUTO Generation Rap +++ 6 45 - Farmt1me 10 Morn ng Report 3 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 13 H R 10 30 - Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gamb t 8 10 Evenong woth Champ ons 33 11 00 - Password 13 W zard of Odds 3 4 15 Moke Douglas 6 Now You See II 8 10 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Lo ve of L fe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Sesame St 33 11 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Password 6 Bob Brauns 50 SO Club 4 New s 8 10 13 Jackpot 3 15 12 30 - Sea"h fo r Tomorrow 8 10 Spl I Second 6 Ce/ebr ty Sweepstakes 3 15 Folm 33 12 45- Eleclrtc Co 33 12 55- NBC News 3 15 I 00 - News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 N 111d 3436 - ---- -------- Story 13 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 Now under new management For Free Eshmate mqu1re now about a beaut1ful new roof 10 fash1on colors VW AND UAl~U SPECIALIST Sunr se Semtnar -4 Sacred Heart 10 Urban League 10 Folk L terature 3 6 25- Farm Report 13 Muldleporl 0 N 2nd Ave IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED7 Phone Stanley 949 2789 Bumper to Bumper Serv1ce Foretgn Cars Welcome Death Pays 1n 1 00 - TomorrowJ 4 News13 TakeFtve Forllf e15 Under New Management DON'T DRIVE A GAS GULPER OR A GAS HOG 8 2 00 - New s 4 KAREN THOMAS ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave 10 Shoot Out at Med1c ne Bend 6 30 - F ve Mmutes to L ve By 4 News 6 B1ble Answers 8 The Phone 992 2550 Pomeroy Home & Auto Mov1e Dollars AU WEATHER HARDWARE Now while the weather IS shll cool 1s the best hme It can be mstalled at your convemence wtth no waJhng around Jn hot muggy weather - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Day AI N ght 33 Screw 6 13 12 00 - See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 YES! -------------- LOSE we1ght With New Shape 4 7 121 c Tablets and Hydrex Water P lis Du t ton Drug n M d 5 ROOM house and bath wo dlepor t and Ne lson Drug car garage 2 story bn Carson 4 16 3tc Road 10 Mason Contact Russell ~!all 773 5606 BEAUTIFUL walnut stereo 3 12 tfc rad1o am fm 8 tra (,. k tape comb nat1on Balance $110 92 or terms ava1 abli Call 992 4 ACRES of land on State 143 3965 Phone 992 3640 4 16 tfc 4 9 7tc 992 2789 10 30 - Pol1ce Story J 4 15 II 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Jnako 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 5 Mews 8 10 The Turn of the ~lelled AIR CONDITION NOW? On Most Amertcan Cars TUESDAY APRIL16 1974 4 30 - Gotllganslsle6 13 GreenAcres] Bonanza15 Jackpot 4 Hazel 8 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr ff n 4 Andy Grtflllh 8 Btg Valley 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 5 30 - Beverly H llboll es 8 Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails Wesf 15 HQgan s Heroes 13 6 00 - ABC News 13J' Sesame St 20 News 3 4 Trufh or Conse q 6 News 8 10 15 Lol as Yoga & You 33 6 30 - News6 8 10 NBCN ews3 4 15 Your Fufure Is Now 33 Room 222 13 7 00 - Whaf s Mv Lone 8 Dusfy s Tra 1 13 Ele' Co 20 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 10 Marco Sporllote 33 Hogh School TV Honor Socoety 15 7 30 - To Tell The Trufh 6 New Pr ce Is Roghf 8 o RFD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 Johnny Mann s Stand Up & Cheer 4 Lass e 15 Read ng far the Classroom Teacher 33 BPr~t fhP Clock 13 8 00 - Happy Days 6 13 B II "'oyers Journal 33 Nova 20 Adam 12 3 4 15 Maude 8 10 8 30- Hawalo Fove 010 Move The Last Angry Man 6 13 News 20 Power Lme• All work done by the All work guaranteed Pomeroy L1nes and foot or contract A Iso dozer work and sephc tanks m Ar ea s Most Reasonable Pnces EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 Real Estate For Sale --~ Water Pamllng A Specially Rad1ator Spec1altst Television Log 9 00 - Black Journal33 The Way Thongs Are 20 9 30 - TBA 8 10 Book Beat 20 10 00 - Marcus Welby MD 6 13 Wash ngton Stra ght Talk 33 biTCHING SERVlCE 808 W Ma1n Pomerov Nathan Btggs 1965 SKIFFCRAFT Model 190 cab n c ru1ser 1964 Evmrude Sta r Fl ght motor 75 h p w th tra11er and canvas top n eluded See at 105 Un on Avenue or call 992 3293 ' 10 6tp It' PUBLIC NOTICE 141 2 REVIVA L beg 1nnmg April 15 Beg ns 7 JO each even ng at Pomeroy Wes evan Ho ness Church on Route 1d3 one half m e from R t 7 bypass The evang el Sf s Dav d L1ght from Cha mb ers Ar1zona There WI 1 be spec 1al s ng ng an d pay ng and everyone s welcome The pastor so Del Maney 4 10 9tc Bulldozer Rad alar to fhe ~~~~~~h~ . ~~~ Faraday and Company 3 4 15 small est Heater Core TRAILER excellent cond ton Phone 992 1987 4 14 6tp ONE PAIR of electrc sheep shears and one small m cu bator Call 992 7165 after 4 p m Phone 992 7165 4 15 3tc Murphy Company I 10 So Second Sfreet Red Oak Iowa 51566 777 Pearl Street Moddleport Oh1o Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 Ph 992 5271 From the largest Tru ck or 4 14 3tc MOWERS Wr te Bob M e KenZie Sales Manager The Tho s D CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992 5083 Gene's • Body Shop 6236 JUNK Autos co mp le te and TROPICAL f sh for sa le Franklin and Phyl l iS Hend del yered to our yard we p ck r cks Syracuse Th rd Str eet up auto bod1es and buy all 4 14 6t c k nd s of sc r ap metals and ron R1der s Salvage Stat e Route 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Phon e 992 5468 4 16 26tp Oak pla nt A TO Z Mart use d furniShed appliances c lo h ng d shes and m sc R t 33 oppos te tra ler- court Hartford W Person OLD turn tlJre ... oak tables clocks ce bo)(es brass beds d shes desks or complete households Wr te M 0 M ller Rt 4 Pom eroy Oh o ca ll ~9 2 7760 5 13 lfc -- 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY ROOF PAINTING 9 PIGS 9 weeks ol d Phone 378 ANTIQUE qui l ts and 1ewelry Also nterested en tu rn fu re and dishes Ca ll 992 5262 eyenmgs or morn ng s 2 20 tfc We need man or woman to se l full I ne of Advert1srng Special ti es Calendars and G ft s n th e Pomeroy M1dd!eport Area Must be ab le t o olan own t me and work w th a m ntmum of superv son AI! accoun ts are protected Repeat orders are protected H1gh CommiSSion s payable when orders are passed for cred1t The AdvertiSing Spec alty Lme 1s th e most ex ten s ve n the mdustry Calendars are manufactured at our Red Twelfth PARASOL Bout que Beauty Account WantP.rt To Buy CAN YOU WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION? !~ HOGG & ZUSPAN lQ"'J ------~------------~---- MEIGS COUNTY OHIO THE WHEEL horse new short block 5 hp battery start 32 nch mower $500 Phon~ 985 3973 d 1<1 Jtp guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Tr~cks Limestone & F1ll D1rt Commeretal ResJdenttal Construction & Remodel INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING Bu1ll to Tour Specs Delivered to Job Stte '' bath garage basement on Gravel H 11 M1ddleport Natural gas already n Phone Da e Dutton 992 3369 even1ngs 992 253.4 1 17 tfc 6 OOPM OMEROY, OHIO ,.. WOOD TRUSSES N~w J bedroom home POMEROY MOTOR CO. Q\ ~ENEVES8 NELSON ,I NGER sew ng machmes 1972 model n beaut1 f ul walnut cab net Makes des gn st1t ches ZIQ zag bu tton holes bl nd h ems etc L ke new Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 af1er 5 00 12 7 ttc std tr(lns rad•o good w s w t res wheel cov~rs rear step bumper A mce one 108 Leg1on Terrace Ph 992 J40J PROBATE DIVISION S2495 1972 CHEV PICKUP r-=-=-=-====~~===========:~--~::::::::::::~::~~====~~:=::::::::::~ ASK US ABOUT Water Electnc Ga:; Sewer f>RE FABRICATED Lines •nstalled Work XCELSIOR Salt Works E Man St Pomeroy All k nds of salt water pellets water nuggets block sa lt and own Oh10 R1ver Sa l t Phone 992 3891 65tf<. 12695 8 Fleets•de wh te over blue fm Lee Rudisill COMMON PLEAS COURT NOW reaay caooage lettuce and pans es potted and baskets of Easter f owers now bloom ng Hubbard s Green hou se Syracus e Oh o 3 31 lfc Custom Hatchback Coupe dark green f msh ! ke new wh t e wa l l t res full wheel covers protecttve Std e mold 1ngs power brakes rad o 6 cylinder engtne stand ard tra nsm 1ss on A very popular model and pr ced to go 141 16 23 30 3\c IN THE Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY DEEM MEAT PROCESSING AND PACKING IN terms Call 992 3965 3 -- - __ :_ "c Not1ce ~~ I Business S'erv1ces • f for Sale 7- The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday Aprill6 1974 I ATMJ H FMEBCJ DMGGB OCV DTPJX PD P GG CYME HJN GMD OCV XJCA - OCV XJCA -CGPJ ZPGGME Yesterday's Cryploquole YOU CANT WJN IF THE ATOM BOMB DOESN T GET YOU THE INCOME TAX WILL SOURCE UNKNOWN <© 1974 K1ng FutureJ Synd cate Inc) �~- ThtcD n ly Senttn• 1 "'llddlepo rl Ponu r" ll J ucsday Apnll6 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get R esu lts. A~o~~n!~~~ot~~~opl~y~~ac~ j ., Balance 63 or system budget sp eaker $108 sound ..P UBLIC NOl:ICE Not ce s hereby g v en that Mrs Ear l Gr ff h and o I cr telephone subscnbers ol the Cheste r El(c hang e of tl e West er n Reserve Te l ephone and th e .Pome ro y Exchange of th e Gen eral Tele p hone company of Oh o hav e f le d a complaent w th the Publ c UtI t es Co mm ss on of Oh o aga1ns't th e Western Reserye Telephone Comp an y and the General Telephone Company of OhiQ_JelaJ ve o the establ sh ment of elttended area tol l f ree Now Back m Bus me <s serv ce between t he Chester Ex c han ge of the Western State Inspected Reserve Te eph one Company and the Pomeroy E xc hange of Ph 667 3608 for appo tnfment th e Ge nera l Telephone Com Coolv1Jie Ohio ' Pany o f Oh o Th e Comm ss on ha s scheduled th s rr alter fo r ...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, . Pub c hear ng on Ma y 21 974 , a t 10 30 a m E D S T at the KO SCO T & 1 KO SMET I CS CounCI Chambers of the c ty WI c.; ~ F-or a good I ne of Bu ld ng at Pomeroy Oh ow th Cos me t cs fr endly se ry ce May 22 1974 reserved for an and someone o chat w lh add t anal days hear 1 g f necessary !'d sad hear ng all ~r'o.wnne99~ Scla lj Helen Jane "'r t cs of n erest w I be of 3 911 flrPd an opportun ty to present ev dence matPr al to t he ssues c n th1S proceed ng Fur the r nformat on may be sec ur ed by address ng an nq u r y to thePub! c U II I es Comm ss on of Oh o 11 1 North H g h St re et Due to til heallh I am Columbus Oh o 432 15 se ll1ng the Ant1que THE PUBLI C U T I L T ES 2 SIGNS NOTICE SELLING OUT COMM SS ION OF OHIO By Boyd B Ferr s Sec retary 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA 1971 DODGE CORONET S14 95 -4 door 1 owner new car trade n good 1st Ime tir es spotless clean enter lor small V 8 eng me automatic trans m ss1on Th'e r ght s ze - th e r ght pr ce $1675 Value Help Wanted Busmess Call for Appomtments MATTER OF SE T TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS PROBATE COU~T MEIGS COU NTY OHIO Accounts and vouchers of t he followtng named f due are s have been ftled n the Probate Court Me gs County Oh o for approval and sett l emen t CASE NO 15 838 of the Hunt ngton National Ban~ of Co lum bus Trustee of the Trust crea t ed under the Last W I Testament of Velma Deceased CASE NO and w Fetger 18 560 CALL Po l ys Auct on or stop by to get r d of those unwanted tems Sell 1 th e auct on Nay 537 H gh Str ee t Midd lepor t 992 3509 0 pen 9 a m to 5 p m Monday Wednesday Thurs day Fnday unt I noon 3 13 30 tc F rst and Fmat Account of Charles L Cray Guardtan of the person and estate of James 0 Cray a m nor CASE NO 20 745 F rst and Ftnar Account of Mart e OtVIetro Guard an of the Person and Estate of Robert P OtV etro an ncompe te nt -----------. -- Sa lon ne)C t o Skate A Way Roller R n~ A nnoun ced spr 1n g spec als 10 per cen t ott on a ll permanent s and fro s t ngs from Apr 9 throu g h A p I 30 Ca l 985 4141 f or apno ntment Sandra Kerns operalor d 7 12tc Va 4 10 tfc CASE NO 20898 F rst F nat & D1str but ve Account of Margar e t Roush Ad m n1stratnx of the Es ta te of James A Roush deceased CASE NO 20 955 F rst and F nal Account of R chard B Rowe A dmini st rator of the Estate of Ada Jean Rowe Deceased Unless e)(cept ons are f l ed thereto sa d accounts w II be for hear ng before sa 1d Court on the 16 th day of May 1974 at wh ch t ime sad accounts will be cons dered and contmued fr om day to day unt 1 fmally d sposed of 1 Any person nterested may f1le wr tten except ons to sa d accounts or to matters per tan ng to th e execut on of t he trust not less han f ve days pr or to the date set for hea r ng MANNING D WEBSTER JUDGE (4) 16 t:;om mon Pleas Court Probate D v s on Me gs County Oh o To the Defendant Joyce A P1ckens whose res1d ence •s unknown COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO WILLIAM E PICKENS Route 1 Long Bottom Oh•o Pla1nt1ff VS Lost ---------- MALE cream co lor toy pood le an swers to the na"J'e of T eddy Lost n the Pomeroy park n g lot Saturday $50 rewa rd or puppy Ca 1 co llect 696 1297 4 15 4tc -------- --- - For Rent or lease 3975 or 992 5786 Address Unknown Defendant -NOTICE BY BROWN ady s pocketbook lost Thursday afternoon n the v c nlty of 7th Grant and Locust Streets n Middlepor t on down St Route 7 Reward for return to Ruth Arno ld Phone 992 3600 ~ 14 3tc BU SINESS bu ldmg m down town Pomeroy Oh o Call 992 JOYCE A PICKENS 4 2 26tc No 15523 PUBLICATIONPia nHff has brought thJS act on nam ng you as defendant 10 the above named court by fltrng h1s Complamt on the 1st day of Apr 1 1974 The object of the Compla nt end the demand for re i et are to obta n a d1vorce to be awarded the care custody and control of them nor ch ldren of the part es hereto and for other proper ret ef You are rectulred to answer the Compla nt w1th n twenty e~..ght day s after the last pubi1Ca t 1on of fh1s not ce wh ch will be publ Shed once each week fl)r SIX consecut ve weeks and the last publ cat on w1 1 be made On the 14th day of May 1974 Your answer ttate w II be on June 12th 1974 In the case of your fa lure to answer or otherw se r espond as perm tted by the Oh o Rules of C1vH F>rocedure W1fh n the t me stl!lted IUdgment by default w 11 be rendered aga nst you for the rei ef demanded n th e Com plamt 9 BASEMENT sa l e Monday through Freday 10 to 6 at 572 South Th 1rd M dd eport Cloth ng of al l s lt s w gs and m sc of a I k nc. 4 14 3tc LARRY E SPENCER CLERK OF COURT OF COMMON PLEA S MEIGS COUNTY OH 0 COURT HOU SE POMEROY OH 0 16 23 30 151 7 14 7tc For sale or Trade 1969 CH E VELLE A I cond ton w II se ll or trad e for pickup of eq ual va lue Phone 992 76tl4 4 16 5tc Bus1ness Opportumttes Murphy Company Second Street Iowa 51566 FOR LEASE T1red of working for the other man be your own boss w1th unhm1ted opportunity Thrs 3 bay br1ck serv1ce stat 10n IS located m M1d dleport Ohio Aflract'"e rental pa1d trammg school Phone collect (6141 373 8411 or 992 5111 IMMI;DIATE INCOME D I STR SUtOR - part or full t me to supply Company establiShed accounts w th RCACBSDSNEY Records lncpme possf b 111 es up to Sl 000 per month w th only S3 500 req u red for 1n ventory and tra n1ng Call COLLECT for Mr Jam es (2 14) 661 9208 ' " <tp SPECIAL 3 rooms and bath Real n ce Reynolds Apar1ments Mason W Va phon e 773 5141 on good road 4 14 7tc --- -- ADD SPARKLE to your I fe earn a good mcome n sales cost noth ng to try Good pay for partt1me For nterv ew call 882 3272 4 15 3tc BABYSITTER n eeded for 3 ch 1ldren 4 or 5 days a week Ca l l 992 3645 after 7 p m 4 15 6tc ------- TRAILER Browns Tra le r Park Phone 992 3324 4 14 tfc --------FURNISHED apartment - $52~D 20", 3 HP TURF TRIM -----------NEW !urn shed apartment Oak -- adults only Phone 992 5592 4 9 ttc - ----------- - 2 BEDROOM mob le home a r cond t on eng and en the Rae ne area Phone 992 5858 4 15 ttc -------- --- push typ e rotary mower Has BngQs & St ratton engtne 7 1n ch plast1c wheels loop styl e tubu lar hand le (22 19811 ... _ POMEROY LANDMARK ~ Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 CLELAND FARMS AND GREENHOUSE A var ety of ca bbage and tomato p lants for sate Also broccoli and caul flower sweet peppers hot peppers eggplants head lettuce and EASTER F LOWERS pansy mums azalea hydr a ng ea geran um s petun as several k nds of hang ng baskets Gerald ne Cleland Rae ne Ohto 3 29 tfc ____ _ 3 AND 4 ROOM furn~hed and EXPERIENCED pa nter call unfurniShed apartments 992 5502 Phone 992 5434 4 16 3tc 4 12 tt c STEREO wvdrnur J->.IVI r v Rad o 8 track tape com brnat on Balance SllO 73 or terms ava lab[e Phone 992 PRIVATE meet ng room for any organ zat1on phone 992 3975 2 1< tf c - -----LIvE 1N housekeeper 5 days a ----- week to take care of elder y coup le L1ght cooking and housekeepmg Call 992 6714 from 8 00 to 3 00 at 26 Pea rl St M ddleport 4 16 Jtc -- -- -------- ------- - 3965 ----- 3 11 tic --- -------- -- ~ ~ Auto Sales WE ARE PICking up a p1ano n your area and would I ke some responsible party to take over payments Call Cred1t Manager (614) 772 5669 or wnte 260 East Ma n Street Ch 11 cothe Oh 10 45601 4 7 tfc APPLICATIONS only for meter patrolmen and extra pol1ce Pl ease contact Pomeroy Poll ee Department 992 2427 4 16 tfc 1968 FORO Falcon 6 cy l nder Call 992 7165 after 4 p m 4 15 3tc WOMAN to stay w th elder y lady 1ttle hou sework and cook mg Call 992 2-403 even ngs 4 16 3tc 19 57 CHEVROLET E~~:cell e nt 1964 VOLK SWAGEN good cond1t1on W1ll sell cond1f on and good t res 1957 reasonable Call 992 2967 after 8x48 Mar le tte mob le home 5 p m new gas furnace Phon e 985 4 14 6tc 4118 or 985 4233 IMMEDIATE open ng for Matron and Supermtendent at Meigs County Children s Home Appllcat ons may be sent to the off ce of the Me1gs County Comm1ss oners or phone 992 2895 4 14 3tc 4 11 5tc --------------NORWEGIAN Elkhound pupp1es Phon to 843 2432 ___ - ~ _,__ -------- ----------- --- -------- HOUSEKEEPER Phone 992 2936 to I ve n Auto Sales for Sale ------------:~~tp HAY for sale SOc per ba le Phone 985 3539 4 4 12tp 12 MEN NEEDED 1 140.00 WEEK Full or Partt1me Men needed to work m Gallla & Mason County No exper~ence necessary Must have ca r and neat ap pearance -1969-----------FORD P ckup truck Phone 992 3640 ---------1968 TOYOTA Jeep 4 9 7tc - Excellent Phone 9d9 4761 4 9 7tc cond1t 011 OPEN Roger Hysell s Garage near Crossroads on State 18 FT SHASTA Camper w th Rou te 124 8 30 to 6 p m 'h tch V1rg I Walker 949 2599 Monday through Saturday 4 10 6tc Phone 992 5682 or 992 712 1 4 12 26tc -.,ROCE ~Quseness tor sale Bu1ld ng for sale or lease 1968 PLYMOUTH Slat on Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m wagon A I cond t on S35(J to 10 p m for appo ntment Phone 992 5389 3 20 tfc 4 16 3tc ------------ ------'---------27 INCH electr c range w th blower good cond t1on Call 992 3401 after 5 p m 4 16 6tc ------ ----- - - ----- ----- 1967 CAMARO small V 8 e)( cellent cond1t on Phone 949 3811 4 10 6tp REOUCE safe and fast w th GoBese Tablets & E Vap water PillS Nelson Drug li 16 lie 2 FEMALE White toy poodles Phone 882 3190 NEW 1974 ZIG ZAG SEWING , 41d6tp MACH IN E S n or g nal factory carton Z g zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and make fancy des1gns w th tust 1971 ELCONA 3 bedroom 1 2 the tw st of a smgle d1al Left bath t c out n L R all new m lay away and never been deluxe furn1ture M n1mum used W II sell for only S67 down payment Can be seen,.at cash or terms ava lable K ngsbury Home Sales Lot on Phone 992 2653 1100 East Mam from 2 p m to 4 16 tfc 7 p m da ly 4 10 7tc ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner A 1 cond tlon uses paper bags has cordwmder and many attachments Also shampooer attachment In MODERN house >7 m1 e from eluded (Only 4 available) at Pomeroy 3 bedrooms wa ll to $37 70 cash or terms wall carpet large rec room ava I able Phone 992 2653 large pat10 cat 992 52.:18 4 16 tfc before 3 p m after 3 cat I 992 Pets for Sale -------------- Mobtle Homes for Sale Call 9 to 5 Monday & Tuesday Only 446-0677 The Almanac PUBLIC NOTICE WAITRESSES car hops and By United Press International Sealed b ds w II be rece1ved k tchen help Apply n person Today Is Tuesday Apr1l 16 by the Oh•o Valley Health Crows Steak House 1 Pomeroy tile 106th day of 1974 wtth 259 to ServiCes Found at on Inc B ue L1ne Avenue Athens 4 d tf c follow Oh o 45701 at 12 00 noon Thurs The moon is between t!s last day May 16 974 for turn Sh1ng one fu ty equ pped van type quarter and new phase Wanted ambUlance as sp ec fed Spec f ca r ons may be ob The morning stars are ta ned at th e off ce of D Ken WANTED t o rent farm w th Mercury Venus and Jup1ter n eth Morgan D rector house and few acres Would Southeast Oh o Emergency The evemng stars are Mars cons der buy ng under land Med1ca l Se rv ce P 0 Ba.x 805 contract ca 1 247 21 14 and Saturn .1 15 V nton P ke Ga I pols Oh10 4 10 6tc Those born this date are 4563 1 The r ght s reserYed t o re1ect Wlder the s1gn of Anes any or alt b ds Wanted Io Buy Wtlbur Wrtght American NO 1 copper SOc rad ators 0 Kenneth Morgan Inventor of the atrplane was 35c re Q tirass 40c battenes Pro1ect D rector S1 20 M A Hall Reedsv lie Southeast Oh o bol'n Apnl16 1867 On th1s day Oh10 11 hone 37e 6249 Em ergency Med1cal m history 3 24 tfc Serv ce P o Bo< 805 In 1862, Congress abohshed Gall pol s Oh o OLD autos 6 or more cars will slavery In the Dtstrtct of 1<16 (512 2tc g1ve S3 00 p ece 18 cars or Columbta more w II g1ve better pr ce Call 985 4297 In 1947, more tllan 500 per- Amencan astronauts aboard 3 28 tic sona were killed when a French Also that day U S planes --L-------------lrjgate carrymg mtrates ex ratded the north Vietnam ~A"Siof pa l.d for all makes ancr models of mob le homes ploded at the dock m Texas capital of Hanot Phone area code 614 423 9531 _,.. • 13 tic City, Tex A thought lor the day In 1968, novell8t Edna Ferber OLD UP(IQI'lt p1anos Any Amertcan wnter Charles died In New York Cit:,: at the cond flO(! Pay1nQ $10 cash Wrete g ve d1re ct1 ons to Warn er sa1d The thtng age of 82 WITTE;N PIANO CO P 0 Jn 11172, Apollo 16 blasted o'f generally rat&l!d on city land ts BOX 18 Sa rd s Oh o 43946 3 13 30t' taxes for the moon w1th three I --------------- - - ----------- --------------- ___ ___________ 0 - ---------- FUR NI SHED two bedroom mob le home 12x44 n back yard on Spr ng Avenue Call 992 3429 Sunday or even ngs 110 So Red 4 14 61p SERVICE STATION 4 14 6fc For Rent Wnte Bob McKenZie Sales Manager The Tho s 0 ----·--------- -------------- SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 992 2174 WEDNESDAY APRIL 17 1974 6 00 6 15 - ---------- -------------- -------------- ----- ------Phone HOU::Jt: 1 ... ,racuse 3 rooms BULLS corn for scu e Charles R Harris 843 269 3 and bath upstairs over acre 7 -------------~ tc of land Part atly remodeled on ns1de Workshop m back STAR CRAFT tra11ers and fold Phone 992 3135 downs 25 pet off on Reese 4 10 8tc Hitches and air condlt oners ,____ ___... ___ ____ _ 2U pet off on automat c 6 ROOM 1 fl()or plan nouse w m awnmgs 14 through 17 ft bath A n1ce detached garage Camp Conley Starcraft Sales excellent locatron n Mid Rt -62 nor th Of Pt Pleasant d leport Phone 992 3904 or beh.nd the Red Carpet Inn contact Charles LISle 4 16 4tc Syracuse4 16 6tc REGISTERED Angus bulls 6 months to 'l h vears Price range from S400 to $1 200 2 BEDROOM ouse n M1a Wye Marshall and Clossal dleport New k tchen and blood 1 nes Phone Bill W1Ue bath applrances ncluded -------------- -------------Call 992 5310 4165tc -------------- f 31926tc ----~----- ---- Pufnsfuf 6 7 30 - Rocky & Bullw nkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Jeff s Coli e 6 8 25 - Ja ck LaLanne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D xon 4 Fr endly Juncf on 10 AM 3 Abboll & Costello 8 Ph I Donahue 15 Wold W ld Wesf 6 M ster Rogers 33 Movie Sanctuary 13 9 30- To Te ll I he Truth 3 TaH ie ta les 8 Ele,lm Co 33 9 55 - Chuck Wh fe Reports 10 10 00 - Donah Shore 3 15 Joke r s Wold 8 10 Compan y 6 Who Is RON AND Stop 1n and say Hello Bnng m th1s ad for a Free G1ft Moddleporl 0 Man? 33 ALL WEATHER FURNITURE HARDWARE Stop ln and See Our Floor Display 1 15 - Ftlm 33 I 30 - 3 On A Mal'h 3 4 15 As the World Turns 8 10 ABC Mtddleport BUILDING cons tru ct on Room add f1ons and remodelmg floor sand ng and ret n Sheng Also concrete work Phon e 949 3833 B sse t Construct on BEAUT IFU L new homes now under construct on n pnme local on on c.ty water and sewer Cho1ce of des1gns Wall to wall ca rpet ng and a1r cond1t 1on ng ncl uded W II help arrange f na nc ng conven tional loans W1th down payment low as S pet Other new homes ava,lable t o qual f ea buvers w th NO 4 16 7tp DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks d t ch1ng serv ce top so I f1ll d rt I mestone B&K Ex cavat1ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 ttc ---- -------- ---- PAYMENT ,EW ING MACHINES Repa r serv ce all makes 992 2284 The F abnc Shop Pomeroy Authorized S nger Sales and Serv ce We snarpen Scissors 3 29 tfc Bu lders of W G Best Homes Call coiled 614 837 6540 or 239 0785 or wrete Great Amer can Homes Inc P 0 BoJ< 687 Pomeroy Oh10 45769 3 1 tfc Real Estate-For Sale /4 ROOMS bath full basement storm doors and w ndows home fully carpeted Located on 773 Grant Street M d dleport Phone 992 7240 4 9 6tp -------- ----- 608 E MAIN 992 2094 606 E Matn Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES and Concentratton 8 2 00 AlJ1 OMOBILE Insurance bJ!!Ien cancelled? Lost your operator s I cense Call 992 7428 6 15 ttc ---- -~- -------- fi'IOULCt"VHI La ~e br ck home Has 3 apart ments always rented (good rn come) LQvely k tchen n mam apartment has range ref d sposal d1shwasher center type stnk Has new gas hot water system part basement Lots of parktng area $22 500 POMEROY - Maon Sf 75 fl frontage good 2 story bu1ldmg apartment over garage old house all for about the pr1ce of the frontage $16 SOO CLOSE IN - Over 4 acres turn shed home 3 BR bath ron posts and ralls $15 000 00 INVESTMENT Rent w II soo n pay for th s one 4 apart ments all rented tn good locat1on of town 4 BEDROOMS - N1ce kofchen gas furnace family room Natura! gas heat c ty water porches many other garage w th feafures $7 100 SYRACU~E - Almost new 3 BR colored bath lovely HOUSE WITH RENTAL - k tchen w1th range uttl1ty room HW floors carpet ng m hall and I vmg R carport woth storage $19 900 BE JUST TO YOURSELF FEAR NOT TO BUY THE ANSWER TO ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS CAN BE FOU ND HERE HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259- 992 2568 I WISEMAN large lot All uttht es 9 rooms plus 3 room eff c1ency All for only $17 500 00 SMALL FARMS or ACREAGE NEEDED FOR OUR CLIENTS NEW AND GOOD OLDER HOMES ALSO IN GREAT DEMAND CALL US NOW TO GET YOURS SOLD -------------HAM S Auto R 0 Serv Ct: tid Am Fm stereo and tape players Ou1ck rei able ser VICe Georges Creek Road Gall pols Oh10 Pbooe M6 9304 4 9 7tc --------- R't:AOY Ml)( lUNLrO::.I r::. del vered r ght to your pro1ec1 Fast and easy Free est1mates Phone 992 3284, Goegle n Ready M x Co M ddleport Oh1o 5 12 tic seP J lc--iA NKS- AR oBi c! SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 tfc -------------SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San tat1on 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 lie ------- ---- ~-- - GREAT COUNTRY SliREO ~2.1 WMPO-FM Gallipolis M1ddleporl Pomeroy ZENITH • e BlACK RUTLAND WHITE TV lBED!i.OOMS LARGE KIT LIKE NEW Cil.RPET ALUM SIDING OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PRICED BELOW MARKET $12 000 OFFIC&446 3643 EVEI'IINGS Bud M'Ghee-446 1255 E M 3796 Ike Wlseman - 446 • e Easy Terms! Free Delivery! • STEREO MASON fURNITURE NORTH • AQ72 ,10842 • 97 +ss J -WEST EAST .J8 5 .K 963 ,75 'A6 QJ102 A653 + J942 + Q75 SOUTH IDI + I • Amer ca n Style 13 Lucy Show 8 4 30-Green Acres 3 Bonanza 3 Buffa o B I 10 Spec a l 6 13 Jackpot 4 Huck & Yog 6 Move Merv Gr1 ff n 4 Andy Mr Rober ts 20 33 Bona1 za 3 Mr:rv Gr fl n 1 An dy Gr ffot h 8 5 30 - El ec Co 33 Beverly I" lib II es 8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 5 00 - 19) You wont have the peace ol m nd you should 1 you leave a task hall done Wrap 1 uP so you can rel ax best you keep sorpe secre ts to yourse I Bea It'! s n m nd whe yo 1 re lUSt abo ul 10 reveal a conf dence tha you sl ou dnl For Wednesday Apr I 1 7 1974 ARIES (March 21 Aprtl 191 VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 221 You e I Kcly to be w shy Om t pia 1 tao challcng \l 1 sche dule today You are t 1k e y l o be you usual <.~sse t ve self wa shy abou1 mak ng dec sons Th s wll rk those you e c lose y assoc1a ed w th TAURUS (Aprol 20 May 201 LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct Outs de r te us ts w II lak ~ you of1 cou rse a b t at 1s I n e You II ot pursue goals as "gorously as lhcy shou d be sou ght co me u de you autho ty to day flev canbcs t)e drecled I o der s come 11 c to ol sug gest ons Serv ng the needs of ar other beta e your own ntere sts w 11 pr ove a goo d nv es tme n1 La ler you be rep a d to your lhoughllulness SCORPIO !Oct 24 Nov 22) You need some I arm ol soc a ou l le t at It s I me 1us 1 to Change the oa ce How abou t d ne al fO u r l n v o 1c estauranl ? CANCER (June 21 July 221 S~GtTTARIUS GEMINI (May 21 June 201 Be co s de ale at any wh o office but thev d highly r ese nt bemg called polil1c1ans ++ + Dea r Sorry How about sa; 1og It m person' Let hun know you re sorry he s m trouble but don t encourage h1m to break the law agam That IS use sense w1th your sympathy Okay' - HELEN .. 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A CON5UMt;;R \n , .... r 1 I r {lrmy ftmclron ed irke riiJdatork beC'au ~e til e 8ul Jnr!f kr~ey; h~w l u du lhttJ- KEEP TIME 0~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I Gypsv -1 Masscnct 5 Isr aeli opera port 2 Edtble uti 10 I oward source shelter 3 Prece pt 11 -- Bed 4 Fmd lord Yor out rest 5 Guarantee 6 Grow t o 13 Actress Foch ward sun 14 Shandy s set creator - 7 Devoured 15 Late 8 Pilcher April 1 7 1974 You re I kc y to see ewards 1ro 1 plar s you ve worked very hard o dcv clo n th s ye<H Do g \IC up o your de a s now th0:1 \1 c.:; lory s 1 ear DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - He1e's h o" t o "o rk 1t (Aruw.-n tomorrow I TH~T PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) is I I " "• t~r • 20 Feb 19) Cond t ons thai aHec l your ba k balance are on the up sw 19 I managed w se ly Do ' I spend what you do I have n ha ld /ELf(,(, CAVLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 00pm - L oca l News 30 p m - Country & Wester, 831fpm Comed y 9 30 p m - Superstar AQUARIUS (Jan expense 7 30 To Tell the Truth 6 Sale ol the Cen tury 8 The Judge 0 Beat the Clock 13 Pol ce Surgeon 3 On the Money <l An 10 30 CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan whelmed ) 41 Presently 42 Gnaw 43 Monthly 7 00 News 6 10 What s My L ne 8 Truth or Conseq J Beat th e Clock 4 Elec Co 20 Kno" You r Schoo ls 33 Spy 15 J mmy Dean 13 9 OQ Cannon B Move Judg ement ot Nuremb€rg 3 J 15 World of L berace 10 Even ng w th Champ ons 20 9 30 Mov e My Three Son s 6 13 10 00 - News 20 Inter f ace 33 Broadway My Stree t 10 house to be enterta ned to~ay rather than your golig to the~rs You re sl l n a c ycle wne e th ngs come to you easrer than usual It s up to you to make he mas o1 them Cover Tra Is West 15 Hog ans Heroes 13 G II gan s Island 6 News 3 4 8 0 15 ABC News 13 Ses rlme St 20 Per sonaht y Behav oral Deve opment 33 Tr uth or Cons 6 + East - SUE Dear SFH E1en !hough th1 s dude brmgs a lot of h1s Jinxes on hunself SUE there s no harm m sending hun a sympathv note 'KQJ93 K 84 +AKlO Nor I h 23 Dear Rap Would 11 be okay to send a fr1end I don l know very well a sympathy ca rd ' He s had a ternble run of luck La st week al sc hool he got busted JUSl beca use he had two JOints m his pocket He was lucky m one way b""ause he was holding hds and they d1dn l fmd those H1s parents found his slash of pipes and broke them all and he had a mce selection too Now they ve got him on restnct10n Besides he JUSl got out of a cast after be1ng 1n a motor(') cle acctdcnt last vear He sa good dude but ttke about half the school he smokes pol Never uses anything else Seems like he s JinXed and so how about a sympathy card fro m me ' - SORRY FOR HIM • JO 4 West (Nov 23) 6 00 - + i I Teacher Maybe your usc of the world poli t1cs turned stud ents off Had you asked How many would like ca ree rs m gove rnme nt you mtghl have seen qw te a few Yes voles But mentiOn politics and unmedwtely people thmk of wheeling and dealing and unkept promises and slick opera tors who d do anything for a vote It s a lmost as dirty a word as Berkeley student I\ as bac k m the n otmg 60s and with as little reason for only a few - those who get the public1l; - deserve the mud ( And perhaps they don l dese rve a U the mud they re ge ttmg ) Since we can l upgrade the 1mage cou ld we elimmalc the name ' I know seve ral m my age group11ho rrught run for public 7 North and South 1eached thetr heart game by means of the cla ss1c b1ddmg method calied Poppa Momma The contract was a fa1rly good one but 1l made be cause East played the de fense hke dear old Aunt Emma South was dehghted w1th the d1amond openmg smce tt el1mmated the necess1ty of huntmg for the enemy ace He won the second tnck With h1s kmg and saw that m all probab1hty he would need a successful spade fmesse to make h1s contract Then he le d h1s kmg of trumps East won w1lh the ace and led a trump back South won m h1s own nana and played h1s ace of clubs Then he ruffed h1s last d1a mond and led a club from dummy The dear old Aunt Emma type s1tttng East had been paymg no attentiOn to the play and foliowed w1th her last low club Now South put up h1s kmg and led h1s last club East won w tth the queen an'll South had the rest of the tncks smce East had to lead a d1amond to g1ve a ruff and dtscard or a spade away from h1s kmg 4782 GallipoliS John Russell Owner and Operator COLOR TV Dear Teacher And my ans" er IS Look back When YOU were m high school d1d you or any of your peers consider poht1cs as a career ' Yet your ge neration and mme produ ced a bumper crop of polil1c1ans good and baq It s true teenagers rate public ofh c1als very low but then those m power hal e all\ays been bad mouthed Lung before Watergate a nallon" 1de poll md1caled Amencans trust ed their leaders scarcely more th<m they trusted used car s 1Jes men which was prec1ous lillie But they still turn out to vole Likew1se some of these 1dealist1c you ng people who swear the; would never get mvolved m go1ernment may rea lize la ter on that gO\ ernmenl needs them Its pretty hard proJectmg yourself m the role of a Congressman or Senator when i ou rc Wlder 18 - HE! EN LEO (July 23 Aug 221 li s By Oswald & James Jacoby SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED rates Ph 446 RACINE 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN KITCHEN 1'' BATHS CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED LOT PRICED MID TWENTIES Nobody Loves a Fohticlan' Dear Rap After readmg a natwn w1de student ~ur~y wJIJch revealed that !lapel of h1gh schoolers thmk public officials ared1shones1 1n some way I tned an Informal survey m my classes I asked how many students wanted to make poht1cs the1r 1 careers' Not one sa td Yes To Why not? the; answered Too d1rly ' You ca n t stay honest You cant acrom phsh an; thing for the red tape Whateve r you say IS used against you My questiOn IS If 1dealist1c young people are umversally lurrung away fr om pohtlcs who s to run the counlry m generatiOns to come 1 - l EACHER Dec 21) Everyotle w II ha11e a be Her I me f Ihey come to your Openmg lead- +Q REASOI'I~BLE AGENCY By Helen and Sue Bottel let mag nal on un free oar t c olarly I problem solvmg Don I block your lhoughts w lh reasons why some th ng ca t be dOle East West vulnerab le 5232 THE Love Poor Aunt Emma takes the rap ---------- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _J _ 2_ 11_ tfc IF YOU DON T MAKE YOUR INVESTMENT NOW YOU MAY BE CHEATING YOURSELF OUT OF A VERY GOOD Pr ce IS Roght 8 10 RFD 20 F lm 33 3 30 - One Lofe to Ltve 6 13 Phol Donahue 4 Match Gam e 8 6 30 "' and backhoe work septic tanks Installed dump trucks end lo boys for hire will haul fill d1rt top so I I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger .ieffers day phone 992 7089 n1ght phone 992 3S2i or 992 THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR YOUR AD 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hospttal 6 13 I VII -------------EXCAVA1'1NG dozer loader bedrooms large bath lots of closets N1ce k tchen dtn ng and basement Gas furnace concrete porch wtth wrought 2 30- Doctors ] 4 15 Edge of Noght8 10 WIN AT BRIDGE 5 1 tfC 2 Paul Know Your Schools 33 C BRAOFORU Auct oneer Complete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Rae ne Oh10 Cr1tt Bradford NICE OLDER HOME - Days of Our L ves 3 4 15 Gu od ng L ght 8 10 Nuch ms 33 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 1S Sesame Sf 20 33 over 1unk automob les over to us w II pay $5 for old 1unk c ars Phone I (304) 773 5890 R 1vers1de Auto Wreck ng 4 9 26tc - --- POM B II Moyers Journal 33 10 How to Survtve a Marr age J 15 The Way Thtngs Are 20 DVLt:l< wu1,., ... _ le"ar•ng by the acre hourly or ctntract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator w1th over 20 years e)(per ence Pull1ns Excavat ng Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 2478 • 121 9tfc -B"a N-ltu::.::.--::--~~SS What s My Lme 10 Afternoon Playbreak 6 13 Under New Management Real Estate For Sale DOWN POMEROY HOME & AUTO Generation Rap +++ 6 45 - Farmt1me 10 Morn ng Report 3 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 13 H R 10 30 - Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gamb t 8 10 Evenong woth Champ ons 33 11 00 - Password 13 W zard of Odds 3 4 15 Moke Douglas 6 Now You See II 8 10 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Lo ve of L fe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Sesame St 33 11 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Password 6 Bob Brauns 50 SO Club 4 New s 8 10 13 Jackpot 3 15 12 30 - Sea"h fo r Tomorrow 8 10 Spl I Second 6 Ce/ebr ty Sweepstakes 3 15 Folm 33 12 45- Eleclrtc Co 33 12 55- NBC News 3 15 I 00 - News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 N 111d 3436 - ---- -------- Story 13 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 Now under new management For Free Eshmate mqu1re now about a beaut1ful new roof 10 fash1on colors VW AND UAl~U SPECIALIST Sunr se Semtnar -4 Sacred Heart 10 Urban League 10 Folk L terature 3 6 25- Farm Report 13 Muldleporl 0 N 2nd Ave IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED7 Phone Stanley 949 2789 Bumper to Bumper Serv1ce Foretgn Cars Welcome Death Pays 1n 1 00 - TomorrowJ 4 News13 TakeFtve Forllf e15 Under New Management DON'T DRIVE A GAS GULPER OR A GAS HOG 8 2 00 - New s 4 KAREN THOMAS ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave 10 Shoot Out at Med1c ne Bend 6 30 - F ve Mmutes to L ve By 4 News 6 B1ble Answers 8 The Phone 992 2550 Pomeroy Home & Auto Mov1e Dollars AU WEATHER HARDWARE Now while the weather IS shll cool 1s the best hme It can be mstalled at your convemence wtth no waJhng around Jn hot muggy weather - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Day AI N ght 33 Screw 6 13 12 00 - See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 YES! -------------- LOSE we1ght With New Shape 4 7 121 c Tablets and Hydrex Water P lis Du t ton Drug n M d 5 ROOM house and bath wo dlepor t and Ne lson Drug car garage 2 story bn Carson 4 16 3tc Road 10 Mason Contact Russell ~!all 773 5606 BEAUTIFUL walnut stereo 3 12 tfc rad1o am fm 8 tra (,. k tape comb nat1on Balance $110 92 or terms ava1 abli Call 992 4 ACRES of land on State 143 3965 Phone 992 3640 4 16 tfc 4 9 7tc 992 2789 10 30 - Pol1ce Story J 4 15 II 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Jnako 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 5 Mews 8 10 The Turn of the ~lelled AIR CONDITION NOW? On Most Amertcan Cars TUESDAY APRIL16 1974 4 30 - Gotllganslsle6 13 GreenAcres] Bonanza15 Jackpot 4 Hazel 8 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr ff n 4 Andy Grtflllh 8 Btg Valley 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 5 30 - Beverly H llboll es 8 Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails Wesf 15 HQgan s Heroes 13 6 00 - ABC News 13J' Sesame St 20 News 3 4 Trufh or Conse q 6 News 8 10 15 Lol as Yoga & You 33 6 30 - News6 8 10 NBCN ews3 4 15 Your Fufure Is Now 33 Room 222 13 7 00 - Whaf s Mv Lone 8 Dusfy s Tra 1 13 Ele' Co 20 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 10 Marco Sporllote 33 Hogh School TV Honor Socoety 15 7 30 - To Tell The Trufh 6 New Pr ce Is Roghf 8 o RFD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 Johnny Mann s Stand Up & Cheer 4 Lass e 15 Read ng far the Classroom Teacher 33 BPr~t fhP Clock 13 8 00 - Happy Days 6 13 B II "'oyers Journal 33 Nova 20 Adam 12 3 4 15 Maude 8 10 8 30- Hawalo Fove 010 Move The Last Angry Man 6 13 News 20 Power Lme• All work done by the All work guaranteed Pomeroy L1nes and foot or contract A Iso dozer work and sephc tanks m Ar ea s Most Reasonable Pnces EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 Real Estate For Sale --~ Water Pamllng A Specially Rad1ator Spec1altst Television Log 9 00 - Black Journal33 The Way Thongs Are 20 9 30 - TBA 8 10 Book Beat 20 10 00 - Marcus Welby MD 6 13 Wash ngton Stra ght Talk 33 biTCHING SERVlCE 808 W Ma1n Pomerov Nathan Btggs 1965 SKIFFCRAFT Model 190 cab n c ru1ser 1964 Evmrude Sta r Fl ght motor 75 h p w th tra11er and canvas top n eluded See at 105 Un on Avenue or call 992 3293 ' 10 6tp It' PUBLIC NOTICE 141 2 REVIVA L beg 1nnmg April 15 Beg ns 7 JO each even ng at Pomeroy Wes evan Ho ness Church on Route 1d3 one half m e from R t 7 bypass The evang el Sf s Dav d L1ght from Cha mb ers Ar1zona There WI 1 be spec 1al s ng ng an d pay ng and everyone s welcome The pastor so Del Maney 4 10 9tc Bulldozer Rad alar to fhe ~~~~~~h~ . ~~~ Faraday and Company 3 4 15 small est Heater Core TRAILER excellent cond ton Phone 992 1987 4 14 6tp ONE PAIR of electrc sheep shears and one small m cu bator Call 992 7165 after 4 p m Phone 992 7165 4 15 3tc Murphy Company I 10 So Second Sfreet Red Oak Iowa 51566 777 Pearl Street Moddleport Oh1o Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 Ph 992 5271 From the largest Tru ck or 4 14 3tc MOWERS Wr te Bob M e KenZie Sales Manager The Tho s D CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992 5083 Gene's • Body Shop 6236 JUNK Autos co mp le te and TROPICAL f sh for sa le Franklin and Phyl l iS Hend del yered to our yard we p ck r cks Syracuse Th rd Str eet up auto bod1es and buy all 4 14 6t c k nd s of sc r ap metals and ron R1der s Salvage Stat e Route 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Phon e 992 5468 4 16 26tp Oak pla nt A TO Z Mart use d furniShed appliances c lo h ng d shes and m sc R t 33 oppos te tra ler- court Hartford W Person OLD turn tlJre ... oak tables clocks ce bo)(es brass beds d shes desks or complete households Wr te M 0 M ller Rt 4 Pom eroy Oh o ca ll ~9 2 7760 5 13 lfc -- 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY ROOF PAINTING 9 PIGS 9 weeks ol d Phone 378 ANTIQUE qui l ts and 1ewelry Also nterested en tu rn fu re and dishes Ca ll 992 5262 eyenmgs or morn ng s 2 20 tfc We need man or woman to se l full I ne of Advert1srng Special ti es Calendars and G ft s n th e Pomeroy M1dd!eport Area Must be ab le t o olan own t me and work w th a m ntmum of superv son AI! accoun ts are protected Repeat orders are protected H1gh CommiSSion s payable when orders are passed for cred1t The AdvertiSing Spec alty Lme 1s th e most ex ten s ve n the mdustry Calendars are manufactured at our Red Twelfth PARASOL Bout que Beauty Account WantP.rt To Buy CAN YOU WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION? !~ HOGG & ZUSPAN lQ"'J ------~------------~---- MEIGS COUNTY OHIO THE WHEEL horse new short block 5 hp battery start 32 nch mower $500 Phon~ 985 3973 d 1<1 Jtp guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Tr~cks Limestone & F1ll D1rt Commeretal ResJdenttal Construction & Remodel INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING Bu1ll to Tour Specs Delivered to Job Stte '' bath garage basement on Gravel H 11 M1ddleport Natural gas already n Phone Da e Dutton 992 3369 even1ngs 992 253.4 1 17 tfc 6 OOPM OMEROY, OHIO ,.. WOOD TRUSSES N~w J bedroom home POMEROY MOTOR CO. Q\ ~ENEVES8 NELSON ,I NGER sew ng machmes 1972 model n beaut1 f ul walnut cab net Makes des gn st1t ches ZIQ zag bu tton holes bl nd h ems etc L ke new Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 af1er 5 00 12 7 ttc std tr(lns rad•o good w s w t res wheel cov~rs rear step bumper A mce one 108 Leg1on Terrace Ph 992 J40J PROBATE DIVISION S2495 1972 CHEV PICKUP r-=-=-=-====~~===========:~--~::::::::::::~::~~====~~:=::::::::::~ ASK US ABOUT Water Electnc Ga:; Sewer f>RE FABRICATED Lines •nstalled Work XCELSIOR Salt Works E Man St Pomeroy All k nds of salt water pellets water nuggets block sa lt and own Oh10 R1ver Sa l t Phone 992 3891 65tf<. 12695 8 Fleets•de wh te over blue fm Lee Rudisill COMMON PLEAS COURT NOW reaay caooage lettuce and pans es potted and baskets of Easter f owers now bloom ng Hubbard s Green hou se Syracus e Oh o 3 31 lfc Custom Hatchback Coupe dark green f msh ! ke new wh t e wa l l t res full wheel covers protecttve Std e mold 1ngs power brakes rad o 6 cylinder engtne stand ard tra nsm 1ss on A very popular model and pr ced to go 141 16 23 30 3\c IN THE Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY DEEM MEAT PROCESSING AND PACKING IN terms Call 992 3965 3 -- - __ :_ "c Not1ce ~~ I Business S'erv1ces • f for Sale 7- The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday Aprill6 1974 I ATMJ H FMEBCJ DMGGB OCV DTPJX PD P GG CYME HJN GMD OCV XJCA - OCV XJCA -CGPJ ZPGGME Yesterday's Cryploquole YOU CANT WJN IF THE ATOM BOMB DOESN T GET YOU THE INCOME TAX WILL SOURCE UNKNOWN <© 1974 K1ng FutureJ Synd cate Inc) �• 8- The Da1Iv Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 J'uesda' Apnll n I '74 ' Mitchell ad,nits calling on Vesco hut denies any wrong Policemen (Continu ed from page I) Nixon IContmued from page ! ) $250 000 counsel IS m the proeess of Co untll also discussed flood makmg a legal assessment of msurance m the vlilage led by lhe tapes lo be relea sed, and l.<>u OslxJrne councllrmHJ An he s very confident the hard NEW YORK (UP! ) - John would ha ve ended nghl day the $200 000 was delivered msurance program w11l be evidentiary mal enal Will M1tchell concedes that he m there dlsCil, sed Wi th VIllage :whcJlor clear NIXon, the official said 1 he SEC was pressmg an terceded w1th the Secunt1es He d Look for More Fred Crow by Mayor Srmlh mveshgalwn of Vesco s The official conceded lha I and Exchange Comrrusswn on Lmlermg and hllenn g were the Wh1t e House response It never occurred to you man!pulallons behalf of flnan c1er Robe rt that Vesco was lookmg for cited al two Ma111 St busmess m1ght not be sallsfa clory lo th e Wmg quoted a law thai Vesco the same day Vesco someltung' ' places Some coun cilmen sa1d unpeachmenl mvesllgators bu t forb1ds government offiCials made a secret $200,000 conan ordmance to control the 1ns1sted 11 Will represent all It never occurred to me m from representing anyone who lnbutwn to the Nixon re any form shape or manne1 problem may be needed IS before a federal agency but evidence available !hal deals election ca mpa1gn Bul the If Mr Vesco was look111g for a Mitchell sa1d of h1s ac lwn I John S1sson Me1gs Band w1th the Pr esiden t~ achons former atto rney general demes Ia vor he q ha 1e been lookmg disagree that 11 would be un Booster pres1denl asked !hal I beheve if llus maller IS he d1d anyltung "rong th e Me1gs Band be allowed to dea lt with obJechv ely and for somethmg more than JUSl a proper Mllchell demed all charges meetmg w1lh the cha1rman of hold a bake sale and lag day to responsibly by all parl1es thai You were the ch1ef law agamsl hun Monday even the SEC help Wllh the cost to send the I ve seen noltun g or heard enforcement officer of lbe under tough cross band to Myrlle Beach Counc1l no thmg lhal suggests there IS Government leslunon; has country ' ex a mmatton The crtmmaJ been that Vesco through set May 16 for lhe band June 6 an unpeachable offense he Mllchell smd he was conspiracy tnal agamst lawyer Harry L Sears a was set for lag day for the satd Yet you w•llmgly contacted ROSANNA Til I IS Mtlchell and former Com Mitchell fn end was strongly the chairman of lhe SEC m a Me1 gs Local cheerl eaders But he expressed concern merce Secretary Maurice pressurmg for an aud1ence pendmg maller?' The mayor s report for that emotional mJsconcepStans neared 1ts !mal stages w1lh William Casey then Ma1 ch sho\o\ ed rece1pt s of Yes said Mitchell lJOns and lbe pohhcal elunale w1lh Mitchell • cross-examma cha1rman of lhe SEC and lhal thoughlll ought lobe call ed to $1 679 m1ghl work aga1nsl the Pres! !Jon nearmg and Stans wmhng Mitchell got Sears an ap- his attentiOn ' , Wrt:. ' The ~< ee k of May 6 was dent desp1le what the Wh1le to come onstage ne~ W I10 S 0 design ated as V1llage C1ean Up pomlmenl w1lh Casey the sa me House VIews as conclusive The Stans lestunony was to Week VIlla ge empl oyes Will proof of his mnocence of any be the !mal maJor act of the offer p1ckup serVJce, however wrongdmng federal court !nat now m 1ls th1s does not111clude di scarded On the personal s1de, lhe BAINRRIDG E - Rosanna large applian ces s uch as 38th day and n111th week Stans of!J cwl sa~d tha\ 11 has been TIIh s d senw1 ill Pm nt Valle\ refngerator s or stoves was expec ted to be a lengthy (Continued from page I) very dislressmg for Nvwn to H1gh School near here Will be Witness And there may be one ended 2';., ;ears of wage and pr1ce regulalwn 10 the food mduslry A request by lh e Eastern read reports of alleged mvolveor two corroboratmg M1lchell but government and mduslry spokesmen say the actwn "on t 10cluded 10 the seventh annu al Star at HarnsonVJile to hold a edJ lJon of 1\h o s Wllo i\mong rummage sale 111 th e down ment of hiS personal secretary Witnesses before hun effect supermarket pnces H1 gh School slmrs porlwn of Clly hall was Rose Mary Woods and tus best May Produce Witnesses The council Monday removed wage-pr1ce controls from 2 5 Amen c 111 fnend and Flonda neighbor, Stud ents 1973 1974 fh e book turned down Also the prosecution may m1lhon workers and 330,000 f1rms m the food mduslry nalJon Charles G Bebe Rebozo produce rebuttal Wi tnesses Wide The aclLon allows food wholesalers and retailers lo boost recog mzc s .students ft om marc: Al lend111 g were Mayor A Very DISClplmed Man after the defense rests Howe- pnces m order to mcrease their prof1l margins Under the than 18 000 U S oubil c Smith Ralph Werry Lou How has the President been ver, Judge Lee P Gagliardi controls they could ra1se priCes only to pass along Increases 10 pnvale and parochial schools Os born e W1lham Snouffer able to stand the pressure of fo r lhe1r leadership 111 Harry Davis Ptul Globokar told allorneys he was con- costs Watergate? acaderm cs athl eti cs ac and John Man ley coun cil Sidermg holding court over I ttunk he can stand 1l the weekend WASHINGTON - SEN ROBERT TAFT (R.Ohw ) released hv1ttes or commumty senJ ce members Jane Walton clerk because he sa very diSClphned In that case, lbe nme-man, pariJal mformatwn Monday concern111g h1s mdlvJdual fed eral Rosanna IS active m pep Ch1ef Webster Henry Werry man wtule he may feellhal he three woman Jury m•ght mcome taxes for the past three years smce 11 seems lome to be club concert band march1n g and Ronme Anderso n would have done thmgs differ return a verd1ct early next proper to make 11 available lo the pubhc Talt_listed h1s ad band Lalm Club yearboo k enlly 111 hmds1ghl he IS nol week The government charges JUsted gross mcome as $145 537 for 1971 $392.753'tO, 1972 and staff and class play She also gu!ll-ridden He beheves he 1s the two former powerful NIXon $113,175 for 1973 He detruled the amount of honor ana, dividends se rves as feature edt tor of th e the embodiment of the pres! Cabinet members w1lh plotting and mlerest mcluded m the gross mcome flgures but d1d not school newspaper President of dency and has a pivotal role to obstruct a federal m- specify the sources of the mcome lhe Explorers Post No Il l He has but one task to ( Conlmued from page I J vestlgallon of Vesco 111 return Drum and Bugle Corps and IS Taft sa1d he paid $11,515 m char~lable conlrlbullons durmg perform 111 a way on the record for hiS secret $200 000 cash 1973 $16,574 durmg 1972 and $46,294 dur111g 1971 He d1d not a member of the Nallonal another of the robbers appear mg lo be holding a gun on her of h1s accomphshmenls That's donation to the 1972 campa1gn specify to which chanties he contnbuted The senator sa1d the Honm Socte t} tus overndmg direction of President NIXon She plan s lo allend R10 May Have Been Forced tax paid on h1s J0111t tax return w1th h1s w1fe was $64,2121ast year N1xon s relations w1th VICe ll \las because of this p1c Mitchell 60 a calm and $283 615 durmg 1972 and $77,820 durmg 1971 Grande College lh1 s fall Pres1denl Gerald R Ford are evenvmced man m a sohd gray maJ Orin g In Englt sh or lure plus apparent efforts by excellent, ' he sa1d and they swt and pale blue shirt stated Busmess educa tiOn Rosanna Is the robbers to go out of lhe~r are close extremely warm firmly on direct exammahon th e daugh le1 of Mr and Mrs way to •denl1fy her as Tama Earl Serhu dies and constructlve ' that he was 'absolutely nol Dav1d F T1lh s, Rl 7 that authonl1es speculated she The offiCial sa1d that fore1gn Word has been rece11 ed here Chillicothe and ll1 e grand was forced to take part gu1Ity" of the conspiracy, nor for the death of Earl Serbu 694 daughter of Mr and M1 s There s reason to beheve ers do not understand ttus of two additional counts of Rombach Sl Wllmmglon obstruct111g JUStice and SIX of V1ctm Brale; Rutland and she was not a w1lling partner m excessive mtrospechon" on Watergate and to them Fnday lymg under oath to the grand MJ s Roy f1lhs Ch1ll1cothe the kidnapmg or the bank Watergate was a second rate Mr Serbu was formerly a She attends lhe Church of robbery sa1d US Attorney Jury about the Vesco affair burglary wh1ch would nol traveling stale aud1tor durmg Chnsl 111 Clm sllan Um on al James Browning Wben you heard about the JUsllf; shakmg the foun which l1me he VISJled N1pgen The three women naroed m s1ze of the money lhal Vesco datwns of the republic PT PLEASANT -Ralph E frequently m Me1gs County He bank robbery warran ts were was planmng to g1ve, you knew No subject has been mves11 Nancy Lmg Perry Palr1c1a that he was giVIng 1t to gel your Warner assiStant manager of was an active Mason and was MIChelle Sollysik and Camilla gated and remvesllgated even help' ' AssiStant U S Attorney Central Operatmg Company s active m CIVIC and church Ca therme Hall all beheved for the most hemous crune m Jolm R Wmg asked on cross Ph1hp Sporn Plant has been afra1rs He was preceptor of he sa1d II must named to a new pos1l10n w1th Gahlean Tabernacle 63 Zanes exammation preVJously to be members or tustory the Amencan Electric Power ville, and was a member of th e lmy Sf A wh1ch clauned break some kmd of record ' Absolutely not Mr Wmg, 'At some poml all of us have Serv1ce Corporalion on Apnl Ohw Prwry 16 Kmghts of the Mitchell answered tus vo1ce HOCKINGPORT _ Rex responslbllily for lhe Hearst to decide, he added The York Cross of Honor He was a Blake 82 Hockmgporl dJed kidnapmg and the slayJng last rlSmg , or the whole matter 15 t1me has come to make hard Central Operatmg Company member of the Faith Lutheran Monday at the Arcadia Nur November of Oakland Schools Judgments and the AEP Serv1ce Cor Church m W1Immg ton smg Home, Coolville followm~ Supl Marcus Foster poralion are aff1hates m the Funeral serviCes were held an extended Jllness None of the men was 1den m W1lmmgton today Amencan Eleetnc Power Mr Blake was born m Me1gs IJfled BASEBALL - Metgs LEAGUE TO MEET Company The Serv1ce CorCounty the son of the late Ross The bank robbery was yet at Jackson Wahama at poratiOn provides engmeermg RUTLAND - The Rutland and F~nny Provo Blake He another bizarre development Southern Glouster at J)es1gn legal and financial SUIT FILED Baseball League will meet at 6 was also preceded 111 death by m a case which Brownmg calls Eastern The Family Savmgs and p m Wednesday at the h1gh services for the operatmg one son Emmett who " as unprecedented school g)mnasLum Board GOLF- Metgs vs compames of the Amencan Loan Inc , Huntington, has killed 10' 1959 and two grand There's never been another filed su1t m Meigs County members, fmance committee Electric Power System Southern children case m the annals of legal Common Pleas Court agamst members and coaches and Warner w1ll be mvolved m Mr Blake was a member of h1slor; where the Vlclun of a Arthur Miller Sr and James techmcal matters at the new the Eden u B Church a kidnapmg has turned up 111 the ass1slant coaches are asked lo Kalie K Miller, Rl 2 wnl under construction at OhiO former employe of the Stale of middle of a robl)ery he told attend the meetmg • Pomeroy, chargmg that they Saturday from 12 noon to 2 Power Company's Cardtnal OhiO and Athens Count; He newsmen owe $1109 61 on an unpaid Plant near Bnllianl Tontght thru Thursday had been a resident of The appearance of MISS p m fmal s1gnup for players note A native of Liberty W Va Apnll6 18 Hockmgporl the greater part of Hearst on the film allayed Will be held and those who have hJs hfe fears thai she m1ghl be dead already s1gned also must NOTOP~ Warner IS a mechamcal englneermg graduate of West He IS sur\lved by h1s w•fe, for "hile her vo1ce had been report durmg the designated V1rg1ma Umvers1ty He began SIGN-UP SET Ellen Reed Blake one son, heard on a tape record111g as hours Those stgnmg up are to Frt Sat Sun h1s career with Appalachian LETART FALLS - S1gn-up Alv111, Lillie Hockmg four recently as 13 days ago, she lake lhe1r $3 msur a nee money April 19 20 21 Power at Logan, West for pee wee II ttle league m the daughters Ed1lh Sh1elds had not been s""n s111ce the OKLAHpMA CRUDE ( Techntcolor ) V1rg1ma m 1949 He was named Letart Falls area w1ll be held Hockmgporl Opal Dunfee , mght of Feb 4 when she was George C Scott a test engmeer at Philip Sporn Monday April 22 at 7 30 pJ!l. Athens Hilda Coler Coolville earned screammg from her PLEASANT VALLEY Fay Du n away Plant the followmg year and · at Letart Elementary Parents and Clara Jean Forrer Or aparlmenl near the Uruvers1ly DISCHARGES Raymond ( PGJ was promoted to assistant are ur ged to attend the v1lle, 20 grandcmldren and 20 of Cahforma campus m Sm1th, Pomeroy Manlyn Colo rcartoon Berkeley • plant manager m 1970 Warner meeting Kra zy Kat great grandchildren McCoy Poml Pleasant, Mrs IS marned and has two Show-5tarts 7 p m Funeral services will be Prevtous T1es Known James Oldaker Galhpohs All three of the suspects m Thursday at 2 p m at the While Ferry Patnck Dunn RobertsChildren HARLEY ILL Mondays bank robbery were Funeral Home 111 Coolville w1th burg George Gill Letart , DANVILLE Ill (UP! ) known to have prevwus ties to Mrs Robert Hatfield Leon Charles Ch1ck Harley three Rev Eldon Blake OffJc1al111g the SLA or to one another Bur~ a! "1ll be m Coolville Mrs Kenneth Roush, Pomt lime i\ll Amenca football Nancy Ling Perry, 26 a one Cemetery Fnends may call at Pleasant Oden Pearson Pomt player and Oh10 Stale tm1e topless dancer and occa the funeral home after 3 p m Umvers1ly s f1rsl All Amenca swnal Umvers1ly of Califorma Pleasant Denms Bnles New Wednesday Haven was listed m seriOus condthon student who adopted the SLA IN HOSPITAL at a Veterans Adm1mslratwn name Fahizah, 1s also Bernard Gilkey well known wanted for attempted arson m hosp1tal today $196 II COLLECTED Me1gs County res1denl IS a the unsuccessful burmng of a A total of $196 11 wa s mediCal pahenl at Veterans house across the bav from San collected 111 the Cancer Memona ~Jiospllal, Pomeroy Franc1seo wh1ch was once used Crusade daffodil sale by Cards m<l'j' be sent to room 140 as an SLA headquarters She members of Middleport al the hospital was hvmg m the house under Cadette Troop of G1rl Scouts Let our bank help STEEL TOE an assumed name WIth Russell 185 the Racme Amencan LOCAL TEMPS you purchase that Temperature m downlo>~n Little one of two men un Legwn Auxiliary and Bethel RUBBER Pomero; at 11 a m Tuesday pnsoned on murder charges m 62, Internatwnal Order of Job s new or used car was 52 degrees under sunny the Fosler slayJng Daughters BOOTS sk1es PatriCia Michelle Saltys1k with a low cost 24, a m1htant fenumsl and auto loan CHAPTER MEETS pnson relorm1sl known as ASK TOWED The Me1gs Chapter of the Joseph Allen McCarly 26 MIZ!noon ' IS believed to Your Thom MeAn Store Amer~can Red Cross will meet Chesh~re and Mary Jan e have wntlen an outline for the Mtddleporl 0 Monthly payments at our bank are tailored Thursday at 7 30 p m m the SLA a romantic vision of a Sm1 th 19 Rl 2 Pomeroy of Veterans to fit your budget and tnclude msurance to 'new world system ac- cafetena Memonal Hosp1tal complished through guernlla protect you, the buyer Before buying, warfare Sbe was once a part1nqutre about our loans tune Jamtor at the Uruvers1ty of Califorma hbrary and was ' WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND reported to be a close fr1end of AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN Donald D DeFreeze identified FRI EVENINGS5To7PM The most popular rught club in as the General Field Marshal Miss Tillis in Wh News • • • in Briefs of students Hearst Warner has new job at BriHiant $3.4 million will be paid by firms Umted Press International Youn gstown Sheet and I ube Co w1ll have to pay $2 I mllhon and Armco Steel Co headquartered 1{\ M1ddltown Ohw Will have lo pay $1 3 m1lh on 111 back pa y to end race and sex b1as m h1nng and pr omotiOn One lop Oh iO Umled Steel Workers offi Cial asked 1! the payments would HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer Med1cal Center (Discharged April15J Harley Allen Armmda And er son Wmfleld Bailey Wilham Bennett Ehzabelh Blanton , V1rg1ma Burkes, Charles Burris Helen _Crabtree Rebecca Danner Iva Denney, Charle s Kmmard Edgar Lyons Eleanor M1lls Stephen Noble Clara Proffitt Larry Speakman, Ted Speakman Harold Spencer Cress1e Walls Ernest Weber Mini-musicals top saloon program W~ l <o me " workers over the next four months our Ia~< yers are shll m Washm gton workmg on local 1ssues and we haven t had a ch<tnce to see a breakdown of our payments as yel said H w Hopwood head of Repubhc s public relallons Jum or High Sr hool Authtot JUIII With tni m mu sH.:als sc heduled fo1 G 30 8 and 9 JOp 11 1 as a pa1 t of the evemng s en te r tm nm ent A ca s ino en ter tammentftomthei lom c~ nd diVISIOn wlllbearn ongother d1 ve rs10ns MRS KATIE CROW president of the B1g Bend Mmslrel Assoclallon prac!Jces for her role as barker' for an old fastuoned candy sale l1l be held at the Sliver Sli pper Saloon Saturda; mght Mrs Crow also w11l be m cha rge of a bn ef presentation honormg long tun e cast member Karen I vnn Griff1lh who ts the f1rst woman lo have been selected to be a member of th e Ohw Sla te Umvers1ly Marctung Band AUTO LOANS VOL XXVI NO 3 MINERS heritage house The MEIGS INN WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE . PITTSBURGH liibens /ia~ional B kk the trr-county area ts proud to present the return of GEO. HALL -...c.ClNCINNA Tl Cmque' whose vo1ce 1s on several SLA tape recordmgs Camilla ChriSime Hall, 29, lS an erstwhile artiSt who struck up a close fr1endsh1p w1lh M1ss Sallys1k shortly after afriVIng 111 Berkeley from Mmnesota AND THE HALLMARKS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal DePOSit Insurance CorporatiOn 1 MEET POSTPONED SYRCAUSE - The Syracuse - Mmersville summer sports booster meeting scheduled for th1s evemng has been post paned un t1l Apni 23 TONIGHT 10 TIL 2 '' Allee Nc 1se Htch 1rd Nttts e Sha ron Wil son Boll and Chen lcnc IIOf' fl!d Stngtn g Stn Fr. anc 1sc o master of ceremomes Mr and Mrs Roger Abbo tt arc 10 ch 1 r ~ e of sha y, I gll ttng Doors fu rthethree segments of the saluo n uperatwnsopen a t 6 p m 7 ~0 p m an d 9 p m Wllhthr. mln l rn uslca lssta___Lti_n.g one h t!f hourlatc r gtvt: n a w~ } dur mg the Sd l ~ Jtm So uls bv PomLJoy s q 1gmg postnw ster v. 1ll sulo on Gree n Gr ee n Gra ss of Horuc and The Co mm tttee ~\ 11 close the prog ram w1th Ctgnreets and Wluskcy and Wild Wi ld Women Ma ki ng fromthc fl oor bdor eshowtmu~ \HI I bf' June Van V r ~nk c n and rgcmmus1c \~ I I be presented hy Gei tll l o\\ell Sh ow ac d for i ner profess tontl dIll~ teacher will perfm nt md dd ughteJ M !1 e~ ta ngo '"II J o)IIC I ce ll oe flicl K 1lll\ \ O<.:a lt ze a b1t of Good Slup Werrl Shelly Man km I ma N1ere1 Peggy 0 Rn en anu Lolhp1p hefm e swmg111g mlo Won t You Come Home R1ll Babs Wttte \\ tll moH• from the back of the aud ttonum tu lhc the stage lo dan<c Hello :.1v Ba h) Billie \ ml Dtck i\e se will clu voca l hono zs on E1 e1ybody s Dam II "' tr odu r ng pe1rod co stumed Kar en G1Jff1lh th e f~r s t will direct planning commission d 1nce•s Jnd1 Owen Sonl " woman student to be named to Ohlmger the Oh10 St" te M uc h1ng [)and lhapm '" locd led m the off1cc of lhe \mta Kmg Jerm) Bec k\ < E BIHkeslee \\ ho r e tn ed ea r IJcr lhJs ve 1r d S Me1gs County s ex tens 1on age nt ag JIC ul tu re \\ aS h1red as execut ive du ector of the \1e tgs Cr unl\ RegiO na l P ldllll l nt.: Colllr111 s sJOn b} th e Me1 gs Coun t, Commtssic ners 1n c1 r egu I 1r st:sswn l uesd n Bl 1keslee s uffl'e 11111 b1 count) a uditor Ht soffH.: e llfur s Wi ll be mnounced f homa s Others appolllled to til e Mc 1gs Co unty Reg 1on"l Mmett" B1g Sa nd \ Asphalt Co Catlettsbu rg Kv D & F Pl ann in g Comm tssJon were M.ateJJ als Co Carn bndge a nd l \\ o county members a t lar ge Ashldnd Pe tro leum Cn Herbert Sluelds and Thereon Ashlan d Kl I he b1ds will be Jo ln so n and three Cil tze n stud cd bj Me gs COunt) membeJsa t large Carl Qualls I ngmee r Wesic) Buehl and Ca1l B >rnhlll dOd On on Roush aw 1rded I JieJ In nthct buswess the com m tss 1one r s ac c e pt e d bttwr mous h1ds for stud) fronl Asphal t Malen a! " nd Con struct1cn Compan \ of Oh10 enttne POMEROY MIDDLEPOHl OHIO WEDNESDAY AP RIL 17 1974 PHON E 992 2156 ; '' menla ll1 retarded As1le fo r th e school w11l have to be recommended bj lhe boa rd of mental relardalwn and submitted lo the com mtsstoners No ac tion will be tak en unbl sttes are proposed Ha rold Chase Middlepor t " "' appoi nted as CIVI l disaster f he r e s t g n ~t wn of Mr and (]!rector Mrs Ralph Han ey as matron I h<:! commJss wners signed a and su pen nte ndent of tJ e pelllwn for lhe Col umbia Gas Me gs CoLmll Children s Home fransm1ss1on Corp to mstall 10 mch gas p1pe !me under and pm nlments "1 11 be made a nd across roa d 76 Mul berry mnoum:ed later He1ghts and county road 24 Meet1ng 111 th the co m The commtsswners granted mtsstoners " ere Mtss Flory !<J Jry Spencer, clerk of courts Dav1es of the Oluo DIVISIOn of permtsswn to attend a con Menta l Re tarda tiOn Mrs venl10n m Columbus June 19 20 Je" nnetle Thomas dcrector of and 21 the commun1t; school and Allend111 g "ere Robert Zo; d F'laler Colum bus m Clark Warden Ours and Henry rega rd lo a Site for Me1gs Wells commissioners and Count; frammg Center for the Martha Chambers clerk wa s • • dCce pt ed Ne w ap TENCENTS Patty Hearst ready to shoot SAN FRANCISCO (UPI ) A guard who Witnessed Monday s darmg bank robbery by the Symbtonese LiberatiOn Army says newspaper heiress Patr1c1a Hearst left httle doubt she would use her gun desp1le reports she appeared reluc !ant HIS eyewitness report appeared to coufhct With state menls by lhe FBI that MISs Hearst may have been forced to take part m the robbery The FBI reports were based on photographs taken by htdden bank cameras The bank guard Edward Shea, 66 told UP! that MISs \ \f4 ~ :, Hearst was pretty w1ld g1vmg out vmd1cllv es and orders and all that savmg she would shoot the f1rst guy !hal mov ed calhng ever) body an m f and everylhmg else There was no doubt m mv mmd she would shoot Shea said 111 an mterVJew w1lh KRON televiSion Asked why he sa1d It was her sta nce Her pos111on II \\as so, uh , so Iough I heard her say she would shoot the In st so b that moved 01 d1rl anything out of !me M1ss Ilea l s was dragged flom her .apa1lment on Feb 4 and her captors members of th e S)mbwnese L1beral1 on Army demanded a mass11e food g1veaway program b) M1ss Hearst s lather Randolph W Hearst, president and ed1l01 of the San F1ant 1sco Examme1 In a later tape recor ded message M1ss Hearst renotu1ced her former hfe and sa1d she was Jommg forces With the Sl A Two Persons Shot The robbery occurred Mon day at a H1ber ma Bank b1 anch m a qwel ne1ghb01 hood nea1 Golden Gate Pm k F1ve men and four women ma de up the robbe1y team Two persons were shot amd wounded dUJ 111g and Ad rusts Auto"mallcally WASHING10N (UP!) - AI though th ere s no reasonable doubt ' that Ll Wilham I Ca lley murdered al least 22 Vietnamese ctvl hans m the massacre al M; La1 the secretar, of lhe A1my has cut tus sentence 111 half - from 20 to 10 yea rs Th e case IS now before Pres1dent N1xon for rev1ew ll never was determmed exac tly how many ciVIlians EGYPT AND SYRIA ADOPfED TOUGH MIDDLE EAS1 died at My I .a1 Estimates were negot1atmg pos1hons today, and Israel accused the Arabs of betwee n 300 and 400 and ranged comphcatmg diplomatic efforL~ lo end the 1119reasmgly exploSIVe as h1gh as 500 Calley was accused of e1lher war of attnt10n along the Golan Hmghls Egyplian P•es1dent personally k1llmg or d1rectmg Anwar Sadat ms1sted on Israel g1vmg up 'every mch' of oc the k11lmg of 102 CIVII!ans and cup1ed Arati lands ur.der an overall Middle East peace plan Syrtan President Hafez Assad sa1d any agreement to a s1x man courl-marilal board separate the opposmg arm1es along the tense Golan He1ghls found hun responsible for al least 22 of the deaths must be a step on the road to a uUiversal general settlement 1 here 1s no re asonable In Tel Av1v lsraeh sour~es sa1d Syna bas reJected a Smru doubt m my mmd that he style U N buffer zone on the Golan He1ghts, complicating perpetrated the act for which negohat1ons for troop disengagement with Israel On the nor he stands conVJcted, Army thern cease f1re lmes, Syna and Israel reported sporadic shellmgs along the strategic slopes of Ml Hermon today the 37th Secretary Howard H Cllliaway sa1d Tuesday consecuhve day of flghtmg on the heights Israel reported one of But he reduced the sentence Its soldiers wounded an Arm y spokesman ex' NEW YORK - FRANK W McGEE, host of the Natwnal plamed on the bas1s of an op1mon by a ml11lary clemency Broadcastmg Co s Today ' teleVISIOn show died of pneumoma thiS mornmg the network sa1d He was 52 He had been m faJI111g board that lhe 30 year-old health for many months the network satd, and last appeared on officer has been a well-behaved pnsoner With a reasonable the air Thursday, entermg Colwnb1a Presbytenan Hospital the prospect for rehab1litahon next day 13 Charged lnltlally A nat1ve of Lows1ana, McGee JOined NBC 111 I957 and soon The action makes Calley became the network's No 1 space reporter He conducted NBC s ehg1ble for pa role m s1x • 11th Hour News' and 'The Frank McGee Report ' before months succeeding Hugh Downs on 'Today " an early mornmg Of 13 men uuhally charged m program, m 1971 He also was the author of a hook of short the mass acre , ftve were stories, 'They Don't Make Depresswns L1ke That Any More ' brought to tr1al, mcludmg All steel construct on Bu1 t to last Includes 7 prece deluxe tool set Takes su per s1ze dis posable dust bags 88HP See the complete lrne of Eureka Vacuum Cleaners In our first floor Home Furmshings Department Mam Store and Warehouse Open Weekdays 9 30 to S Open Both Fnday and Saturday 930to9PM Elberfelds In Pomeroy FLEX STEEL ...the longer you own it Calley s superior, Capt Ernest THE ARAB PRESS SAID TODAY THE SOVIET UNION was prepared to mtervene directly to halt Israel! rruhtary actLVJly on the Syr1811 front, where an all-111ght battle raged for control of strategic Mount Hermon and spread to the surrounding area The warnmg, reported m the influential BeirUt newspaper AI Anwar followed the return of Synan President Hafez Assad to Dama;cus Tuesday from a hve-{lay offiCial visit to the Sov1et Uruon and talks with Kreru¥ leaders AI Anwar, quot111g diplomatic socrces srud the Sov1els constdered Israel's current military operations on the Syrian front a part of the Jewish state s expanstorust policy 'The Sov1et Union IS ready to go as far as to mterfere directly lo deter Israel,'' the newspaper quoted the sources as saymg the more you'll like the name Middleport, Ohio ' I· • L Med111a All but Calley were ac qu 1tled The Ar my also charged 13 0ff1cers w1th trylflg to cover up the case but none was convicted President N1xon sa1d nearly three years ago he would personlllly rev1ew lhe Calley case when m1h tary rev1ews we1e hrushed The Pentagon sent lhe case documents to the wtu te House Tuesday P•esJdenllal Press Secreta1y Ronald I Z1egler wh1le fly111g back from Key Biscayne Fla Tuesday w1th the President satd We ll revtew It as we have sa1d Callaw" y sa1d 111 a stateme nt 11Jese acts of murder and assault agamst unarmed CIVJI machwe guns He sa1d Miss Bemst was pomtmg her gun mlh e c~rectwn of the peo ple on th e floo 1 E 1the 1 of the women he smd appea1eu tu be read1 to shoot the guns Afedera l 11 arranl was Issued Tuesday for Donald De F'reeze 30 an escaped convict and the suspected leader of the SLA on a charge of armed rcbber; !'he F B! sa1J Dc~' reez~ who ca lls hunself • ge neral f1eid marshal Cmque also w>S •denlJfled m the ban k photo gr aphs 1he holdup warrant also na med three women They were Nancy r 10g Perry 27 who accept the fun damental legal and moral bas1s for this repubhc !hal they cannot be condoned or forgollen Calley Should have Known He sa1d that while there we1e mihgatmg circumstances' md1Cat111g Calley m1ghl have smcerety thought he was only followmg orders he agreed With the courts th at Calley should have know n any such order w01dd have been Illegal I hope that my acllon today Will help to place the mc1denl, once and for all, 111 1ls h1sloncal perspeclLve ' Callaway sa1d So far , Calley has served 34 months President N1Xdn or der ed h1m relensed from (Conlmued on page 10) ' \ speaker Also a number of candidates ~<Ill be on hand to talk w1lh all mteresl?d persons present W1ngett sa1d the meelmg wJII be- 111formal and IS •ugmg all committee members to be ptese nl addm g tha t w forma l wrl an d poh l!cal maten al concermng the Mal 7 pnm 'I' ll be d~o~ ussed u, • r Patn c1a Michelle Sollys1k 24 and Ca milla Chr 1stme Hall 29 l'he1r ba 1J was set at $500 000 each Warrant Sworn Out A ~<arr"nt was also sworn out for M1ss Hearst But 1t only named her as a ma tenal Witness FBI agents sa1d a study of the photogra phs showed one of the women may have been pomtmg a gun al M1ss Hearst Pollee Capt Morluner Mel nerney ch1er of th e burea u of mspecto rs sa 1d we are disc ussmg the possJbJILty ve ry tho roughly that th is was a IConiJnued on page IO ) Youth missing Public warned of fake lawmen since Tuesday in rural areas 1 Mrs Maxme Bea lmer 2 ( ave St , Porn ero) 1s aJr Due to the recenl! ncJdents of Jlealmg to lhe public to help persons unpersonatmg poh ce locate her 14 year old son K enneth Everett "ho \\a s offi cers m the Gal ha and Vm to n Co un ly areas all molonsls were urged today to r.eporl any such m e~ d enls to local authon lles The Me1gs Galha Stale Patrol sa1d the men are dnvmg m lh1s a1ea apparently pre; mg on oul-of stale residents ad vJsmg they have been charged With a !raffle offense then they are g1ven the oplwn of paymg the f111 e on th e road The last seen al Me1gs H1gh Sc hool al II 30 a m Tuesda) Kenn eth , 5' 5" was wearmg dungaree trousers and Jacket a "me colored turtle neck shirt and tenms shoes He has blue eyes and bro'\\ n ha1r wh1ch he \\Cars parted m th e middle The family moved here from Baltimore Fnday and Is makmg a home "1lh Mrs Bealmear s brother Russell McDamel An; one knowing the whereabouts of Kenneth IS asked lo call Mrs Bealmear at 992 2045 Jans are so abhorrent to those Candidate coming The Episcopal Parish House 111 Pomeroy wJII be lhe s1te of the regul~r meetmg of the Me1 gs Co unty Democra tic Par ty Thursday evenmg at 7 30 p m Ernest (Bud) Wmgett, M01gs Coun ty Democralic chmrman sa1d Gra~ t McDonald, a Ross LONDON - THE U S DOLLAR TOOK a pounding m Coun ty comnu ss wner an d European money markets"day m a fall some dealers attributed candid ate !OJ the sla te se nate ('conhnued un page 10) t om f lil/hcoth"e , w1ll be gues t Baker Furniture lt1 e getaway After stucly mg the I 200 pictur es rna de by Iudden cameras durmg the Jobbery U S Attorney J ames I llro11n mg sa1d of M1ss Hearst It LS clear from the photog raphs tha t she may have been acl mg under duress But the prosecutor s~1d 1f 11 turned out M1ss Hearst was a Willing parllc1pant she WJu ld be cha rged w1lh robbery Bank Manager James Snulh smd he 111lnessed the holdu p from a lmy wmdow 1n a second floo1 vault m the ban k He sail! he saw these two gals w1th what I thought we1e Calley sentence reduced by half By Uruted Press International VICKSBURG MISS - rHE 73 YE AR.OLD paddlewheeler Sprague wh1ch was lhe sellmg for the motwn picture "Showboat has beerl' de stroyed by fir e The largest stern wheeler ever bmlt was engulfed 111 flames Monday mghl allis moormg m the MISSISSippi R1ver and was called a to lalloss' b) Mayor Nat Bullard It had been converted mlo a tounst attractiOn on tl1e waterfront and housed a museurt1, restaurant and th ea ter whe1e 'Gold m the Hills," a melodraroa about life m lhe Gay 9~ was staged each summer b; the V1cksburg Lillie Theater l felt like I was losmg a member of my famtly sa1d Margie Rucker who played the herome Nell m the pia; as she watched the smoldermg hulk of the Sprague The vessel was buill at a cost of $300,000 m 1901, but Alderman 'frav1s Vance srud the Sprague s tounst value alone exceeded $500,000 Rota Mat•<!' has an extra motor of 1ts own to sp1 n that b g brush deep down mto the nap where the carpet destroymg rl1rt and gr1t are' YCMA Rai ng cornpe~n Jstt s Mrs OI Jve Weber '" th Joe Struble sen 1hg as Devoted To 1'he Interest~ OJ The Meigs-Mason Area MEIGS THEATRE 1.---------J w1ll serve as llplh< g rrupc~ ! C Jim a ndSu sJ e b crker Aboul lOOpll ws w1ll be So II ll\ Bub md Debb1 Buck C. E. Blakeslee, retired Ag-agent, 1ld Po11el l at y i/ TOOL PAK» (, e~ • Carpet Attachment! too ls m handy Middle por t\\ li l present I rl Re I os t Without You and H ter tn mtn s tJ el pe r lo1m c1 1\lt lc Nea se \\Ill be pr esenting come<h m ad<hii OI tu het \ OC JI Yu u < ~ ott,l See M1rn t fo1 the saloon bemg operated Can can d cuH.: t rs MOTOR DRIVEN Cames 1ts own I he J \I l l' I s will be 1Jso du ng ot You Bt: a ul l f ul Dull 1n dbbt cv tatrd custumm g full o\\ tng m old ttme c md\ sc~le duJ tng whl l h bcfme he, mn til bHthd l} \~ I ll Ml s K l lf'(rO\\ \\ Ill ~ tr m he I onored m p1 e shO>\ al by Preceptor Chapter of Bet.n S1gma Ph1 Sorollt) ROTO-MATIC~ Power Cleans All Carpet Naps nd situ\\ \\ 1th tu_t gl lder lr lllll])d tu pelform Cly de Mt Coy s Sugcu RluPs MtssG I JffJlh d member of the B1g Dend Mm:stlel Ass oc lcttton s!ncc JUst an old fasluoned candl sal e E1er v N1ght This EUREKA 2% Peak Hp. Cleaner Now With Brand New I pr 1.2 s~.: nt Cuurt h v Hoclcl ort l t r BdJ II\ Shel h M mkm ~ 11 1 H tnd ''- ' II !{tur n tn lh~ K ttl y Wetr y h 1t <-~nd Cdn e The S•lve• Shpper IS,, saloon tl\ Illes to be operated .at !he Pmne1oy Vocalist Shw on 1\Jlson of HEADQUARTERS FOR EUREKA r the S1h c' Sllppc1 Wt 11.2 C:ldd YuuH Here 1 hes e \\ 0 1 ds PH I t of l pa1od\ sung to the music of S\\Cr t Gypsy Hose b\ 1 group \rn own ts 1he Co m mtttet;> ~\ i ll op~rt thJ cC Rig Bend mJ mmu ~ICi:l ls .I t the S1lvct Sli pper S.ttuHl l) 111ghl Elberfelds In Pomeroy Sports today: wh( n 1\ <mlell wcJ ~ .nhutlt( cl H 1bs W t L~ Pcgg..,. O B11en fuJ the fu st tun c l"sl fall 1\l ll Jan Holler I Il i i NJCn Debb ce ll\HOBI J()JIIICII end such practices rephed Hell Yes " One other Ohw company Repubhc Steel Corp based m Cleveland, sa1d 11 d1d nol yet have a breakdown as to how much 11 would have to pay of $30 mllh on to nearly 40,01)0 THe only comment Hopwood would make ~<a S that Repubhc has 20 plan ts nal1onw1de w1th 35 000 workers represented by the Umon Steel Workers umon Other compames mvolved m the agreem ent are AlleghanyLudlum Industnes Bethlehem Corp Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp Nalwnal Steel Corp Umted Stales Steel Corp and Wheeling Pills burgh Steel Corp Three government agenc1es (Births~ Mr and Mrs Charles Fry, a Monday announ ced that the daughter Syracuse Mr and mne firms and the USW s1gned Mrs Gary Swope a son a consent decree m lawsuits Middleport Mr and Mrs chargmg the mdustry and the Larry Colhns, a son Northup umon w1lh dJscrlm111at111g Mr and Mrs Paul Woolever a aga111sl blacks, .. omen and Spamsh-surnamed employes son Oak H1ll Rex Blake, 82 died on Monday We have lowcost fmancmg • Tickets for banquet in May on sale RUTLAND - Tickets lo lhe annual Rutland Alumm banquet are available, 1l was annow1ced today Tickets to the dmner wh1ch w1ll be held May 25 are $8 per couple and must be purchased no later than May 20 For reservalwns wnte toP 0 Box 131 , Rutland Each alumm 1s mvlted to bnn g a gues t T1ckels w1ll not be available at the door The dmner Will be served at 6 30 p m w1th a dance to follow from 9 to 1 a m Mus1c "111 be provided b; Red Stewart and the Ambassadors fhe pubhc 1s mv1ted to the dance AdmiSSion lo the dan l'C IS $1 per person Impersonators are weann g a pohce type un1form and on one occas1on they had a black car and on another they had a wh1le car Molon sls are " arned that none of the local pollee accepts bond money or any cash on the road A cash bond m lms area can only be posted w1lh the Ga U1p o!Js Pohce Depar(ment the Ga lha County Shenff s Off1ce lhe Pomeroy Pohcc Dept or with the Clerk of Co ur ts Some local po!Jce reqUJre !hal vwlators post bond at the mayor s off1ce When poshng bond make sure you gel a rece1pt An y perso ns Wl tn 10 formatwn on tne recent cases are urged to contact the Galha Me1 gs Stale High" ay Patrol posts or the Galha County Shenff ' Office MEET SET CHESTER - A meel111g of lcachers workers and an} others 111teresled 111 helpmg w1 th the Chester Community Vacatwn B1ble School Will b~ held at I 30 p m tomorro11 , Thursday al the Chester Umled Methodist Church Mrs Larry 0 Clark IS director of UNIT CALLED the sc hool 1 he Middleport ER Squad was called Tuesday al4 p m to Vet..rans Memonal Hospi tal FISH FRY SET for Wilham Bennett who " as The Middleport F ire taken to the Arcad•a Nursmg Department 1 s holdmg a fish Home Coolville AI 8 18 a m today lhe squad transpor ted fry startmg al 3 30 p m Fnday Erme Wells to Holze r Medical al lhe fire stahon The ~r orec t Center lS to ra1se funds for eqmpment > I j ANGE LA DOWELL 9 DAUGHTER of Mr and Mrs Roy Do well Racine Route 2 Tuesday tece11 ed a $10 pme as f1rsl place wmner at tl1e ann ual Middleport Pomeroy Rotary Club egg hunt held m Middleport Sunda; Makmg th e presenta twn 1s Me1gs Coun ty Auditor James Roush chaU" man of the hun t Court holds for more Kent suits WASHI NGTON (UP! ) - The Supreme Court rul ed today that fam 1hes of students killed or mJUred m the 1970 Ken! Sta le Umvers1ty shoo tin gs have another cha nce to press unde r color or stale law The complamants had m voked lhe CIVIl R1ghls Act of 1871 Four persons were killed and mne were wounded when Oh1o federal damage sui ts agam st guardsmen opened fire on Oh1o off JcJ"ls "nd Nalwnal students and others conductm g Guardsmen a demonstration on the Kent f he t ourl 10 an 6-0 rulmg Slate ca mpus aga msl the remslaled two test law su1ls m admm1strawn s ac tiOn sendmg U S D1s tnct Co ur t m U S ground forces mlo Caro Cleveland bodia Lower cour ts had d1sm1ssed Burger said the d1stn ct court <he su1ls on grounds tha t Oh10 acted prematurely and was Jlself was lhe real defendant thus m error m disnussmg the The Jllh Amendment of the complaml w1lhout g1v111g fanu Conslilulion bans su1t s by lies a chance to establish their mdividuats aga• nst stales clauns • The h1gh court s opmwn was The op1ruon smd the urunuruwnllen by Ch1ef Just1ce ty of slate executive officers Warren E Burger from damage swls for their Burger said the 11th acts 1s not ab solute bul Amendment does not m some quahfled and ' m varymg circumstances bar an aclion scope ' Burger sa 1d the unfo r carnages agamsl a sta te mtullly depends upon the scope official charged w1lh depnvmg of d1screlion and responsibility someone of a federal nghl lles of the parllcular off1ce and the circumstances eXIStmg at the tune the challenged action was taken The opm10n sa1d documents before the tr1al court specif1 cally placed m Issue whether the governor and h1s subordinate officers were actmg Two defendants were fmed wtthm the scope of their duties and two olhers forfeited bonds under the Consl!tuhon and 111 Middleport Mayor John laws of Ohio, whether they Zerkle s court Tuesday mght acted Within lhe range of Fmed were Martm E dtscretwn permttled the Pe a~son 34, Gallipolis Ferry, holders of such offtce under W Va , $150 and costs , three (Continued on page 10) da ys co nfm ement, dnvmg While mtox•caled, Gary L Taylor, 23 Middleport $5 and costs operallng a vehicle Without rega<d to sa fely Mos tl y sunny today and Forfe llm g bond s we re Thursday The h1g)l today Ronald Lattanzio 19, generally m the 50s north and Columbus $20 bond runmng 60s soutn portions Thursday's stop s1gn Charles Boyles, 38, high in the 60s 1 to lolj'er 7~ Middleport $30 bond, f11sor- extreme south Generally clear derly manner tomght I.ows 40 to 45 1 Two defendants fined by court Weather \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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