http://66.213.69.5/files/original/614cabd51452eda14534abfffb282e4c.pdf 3c98b86318493b143f5dd10364e64e63 PDF Text Text •· 14 - ThP Daily Sentinel, Middleport.PGmery, 0., April 12, Jr/2 , Board Backs Better Wahama . Lighting . ' PT. PLEASANT - .Mason Cuunty's Board of Education took another step to upgrade Wnhama Simior.JUfliOt High School, leading to its acceptance by the North Central Association , with the appropriation 'TUesday night of money for improved lighting. This action, which was tmanimous on a motion by Charles Eshenaur, was taken along with several other school matters in a regular meeting held Tuesday evening in the board office. Supt. Charles Withers re r>orted on a renovation project at VVahama that has been completed by a group of interested citizens in tliat area. He poin ted out these volunteer \\ or.kmen went into one of the poorly lighted ·rooms several weeks ago In a major renovation project and didn't stop until the finishing touches were pul onoo .it this past weekend. · Supt. Withers, after viewing the project Tuesday with assistant Charles Chambers, recommended to the board that it purchase 98 lights at a cost of $27.50 each. He explained thst installation of the lights wlil be done by volunteers and there will be no cost to the board for labor. Paul Baker of the Ap· pa lachian Power Company was given credit fo,r assisting in recommendations for proper lighting in the classrooms. Poor lighting had been cited j)y a NCA. · It was announced that four members of the board wiD attend the National School Board Association meeting ·to MEIGS THEATRE Tonight & Thursday · NOT OPEN Friday & Saturday Aprll14-t5 MAD DOGS AND ENGLISHMEN rtechnicolor) ·.Joe Cocker Leon Ru!Sell Color Cartoons: Lucky Number · SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Energy Crisis Poo~d · CLEVELAND (UP!) -II. research associate for the Atom· ic Energy Colllllllsslon said Tuesday statements by electric power companies that the nation faces an energy crisis "is the biggest fraud gnlng." Dr. Jdul W. Gofman, an association at the AEC Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, UVer· more, CaiU., here for a speech, said Industry's own statistics relule these statements. He said statistics from Edl· son Electric Institute showed power generating capability in the country in December, for example, was 39 per cent greater than peak consumption. be held in San Franci!co, Calif., April 14-20. These ar~'· Harry Siders, Bill Withers, flay Fields and Charles Eshenaur. President Ted Stevens was unable to be present for opening of the session because of business reasons and Blil Withers presided pro-tem. Included in further action, the board: - Agreed for Jack Crank, transportation _supervisor, to advertise lor bids for two small type school buses for Kin· dergarten for next year with I and 6, to RaVe!IIIWood April 22'; funds to be provided by <the track team to Rave111wood slate department; Supt. · April 11; Point. Pleasant and Withers · said bus trans· Wahama students to par· portation in Mason County is Ucipate in State Science Fair costing '}Jj ,7 cents per student and SY.JIII>OilwnAprill4, 15, 16; per day. . ·' Point Pleaaant Junior .lfigh to play b&JkelbaU at Ripley_High - Granted permission to AprU 20; Hannan High Band to Grant Barnett, Robert' Keesee Ravenswood AjlrU 22; Point and Jack Lovejoy to aJtend the Pleasant Jwlior High Special West Virginia Secondary Education to &inr;lse April 18. School principals in Clarks~ On Supt. · Wlthers 1 burg Apiil13-14. recommendation; ·employed . - Granted bus trans- the following teaching perpllrtation request8'for Wahama sonnel: Phyllis Ashley as High Band to Huntington Miy 5 Guidance Counselor; Paula Is Poo t . T ta · . de · · ' Haffim, and Flilrence McCoy in elementary eduCJltlon; Barbara F. Butcher, teacher In Handicapped program; Joyce Goodson as substitute elementary ·teacher; Homer ~~. ~oodary edu~tioo. Placements are to be made ~ter. ~Acce~led the resignations 'ol •Dan Adams and Cathy Adams, who were previously employed for next school year. DoriS McCune, R.N ., in Nurses Aide Instructor due to heaiUt reasons. Granted a leave of absence to Wbmie McKenzie at New Haven. - Employed the followinll teaching personnel: Miles Millon as substitute bus driver; Mrs. James Sturgeon and Mrs. Richard Haycraft as substitute custodian for ;m ...I , • D. MORROW WASHINGToN, Pa. (UPI)~omised her Hfe in exchange for cooperation with the prosecutor, Annette L. Gilly, a youthful looking 32, pleaded guUty Tuesday to Ute murder ol mine unloo leader Joseph A. Yablonski. Mn. GlllyimpUcated two new suspects in the murder. Mrs. Gllly, slim and blonde, responding to the questions of specl!tl pr011ecut.or Rlcltard A. Sprague in monoeyllables, im· pllcatad both her father and her husband, in the Dec. 31, 1969 murder of Yablonski, hb wife and daughter in their f!ll'lll· near here. Sprague aild Mrs. GUiy had been given only two promises, · tbat the jll'otecutlon would not seek the death perialty for first degree murder and that rela- muse . . Haqnan High gymnasium; Pauline Bower at Arbuokle aa substitute for HaJ\nu High gymnasiwn; Pauline BOWer at Arbuckle as subStitute cook· Connie Christy as subetitu~ custodian south of Kanawha River area. All passed unanlmously with the ·ex. ceptloo of Milton and Harry Sidefs voted ''no " ~ Accepted . ~estgnations from J. L. Ukens, custodian at Central· Mrs Helen Ho ard cook at' Wah~ High " ' - Heard Supt. Withers repor · t on prg.rated saiar' f les or t~achers as requested by Siders. Seventy-three are paid 1n 10 months and 215 10 · 1 ~m ths ~ Us statutory mee'ting for April IS and a regular meeting for April '!1. s.i Water Service Is Long Prot-t ~~~ LBJ Walks SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP!) hospital. - Fonner President Lyndon He had a portable elecB. Johnson, Joo!Qng pale and trocardiogram unit taped to his s_trained after a flight from chest and was accompanied by Virgiitla where he suffered a · three men, two of them docheart attack five days ago, tors. w!llked Into the Brooke Army Doctors did not explain how. Medical Center under his own Johnson was able .to make the power today. I,SOO..mile trip Jess than live Johnson, 63, motioned away days after suffering what had a hospital attendant who ap- been called a massive heart · proached him With a attack. But hospital officials in wheelchliir and walked slowly Charlottesville, Va., where and wiUt a noticeable stoop Johnson has been treated since from his station wagon iitto the his attack, issued this statement an hour after he abruptly left Tuesday night: "Mter several days of steady improvement from his heart Thomas K. Woods, June M. attack of last F).iday, Mr. Murphy from Robert A. Johnson flew to San Antonio Murphy and Wanda S. Blaine where he will finish recuperating at Brooke Army from Michael E. Blaine. The case of Jettle M. Arix Hospital." versus Earl Arix was di$missed. ~~' •,•• ,; Falcons ·Trail '. ' In Track .Meet . 9:1111.35 100 yd . Dash-Rymer, Ravenswood 10.4 Sec. . ·· •·. ~ 120 yd. High Hurdles-; Seagraves-Ravenswood : i6:6~ o•• . ~. 47.9.Sec. Y Yio. "*h Collecting 0''d p ay Boar' HaS N·ew p hiem 11ewspapers • INGELS FURNITURE Open Fri. & Sat. Nights ' ' Mlclcllepott IN HOLZER . Nora Camtiran, <Middleport, Rt. I, Ia a patient at Holzer Medical Center. . FE~f~a::!·o~:!;. Susan Tracy, Ina Singer, wanda Findling, Raymond ~. FIELD EVENTS '• . Pole Vault-Fuller-Ravenswood : 9' • High Jwnp-Fox-Ravenswood: 5'5'' t' .... Shot Pui'~.Kiger-Williamstown: 43' 4'11" • Discus-Kiger-Williamstown 12~ ' - .. was three feet high on. one County RO..d 345. Beegle said a section of his property and number of trees were down Lowell ~ice said a dog house across roads which also were was moved, his dog almost covered with debris. Culverts were plugged up .drowned, his driveway and and a small bridge in Salem shrubbry damaged. Brewer said he had met with Township nea< the Gallia Line ~illage olficials before the , was out. The State Highway Wednesday night storm to ask lor improve!llents on Viite St Department in this county not only in drainage but water reported Route 124 West, 143 service. He said he was turned and 692 closed, and water was down, and·. told Utat it would be . over U. S. 33 at Burlingham. Schools were in session, but two months before even a ditch near the L. D. Hartinger in the Meigs District parents property could be cleaned out. were asked to pick up their - Brewer said the Vine St. area children in instances where is receiving heavy drainage flood waters apparently are to from the Middleport Hill have roads blocked off by Cemetery area in heavy rains. evening. Upriver, farmers who have Meantime, backwaters were s pring crops out reported no causing roads to be closed problems. · about the county. Residents of the Laurel Cliff Meigs County Engineer community reported water Theodore Beegle reported the ciQSing of County Road 10 pouring from hillsides into between Langsville and yards of their homes. Cellars Dexter west of Dexter; County were flooded, they : sa id . Road 19, known as the Pe~ch Properties repor ted affected Fork Road, one mile west of U. were thos,e of the Fox, Carman S. 33, and Story's Run-Road, and Diehl families. ~ • a1 y ' Tolal Points-Ravenswood 74,: Williamstown 57, Wahama 41:; . I Sporn Plan~. Wm" S Award NEW HAVEN - The , National Safety Council has : announced ~e Phllip Sporn ~ Plant of Central Operating Co., , located near here, has been , presented the council's Award , of Merit lor its excellent safety': record. • The award is presented only · where an establishment's record satisfied rigid .· requiremen Is laid down in the ; council's award plan · for rec ognizing good Industrial : safety records... · Howard pyle, president or ; the National Safety Council, in : a letter of congratulatloo to : Eugene H. Gloss, plan( manager of the eentral •' Opera\ll)g Company,·~ · that the' local plant qUauftbi lor. the award beca118e of Its Injury-free period of 1,015,888 man-hours from April 25, 1970 00 Dec . 31, 1971. ., I night's storm. The sign is located at the end of the road going under the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge . THIS LARGE BILLBOARD was wrapped around a utility pole in lower Pomeroy as a result of Wednesday Long Jump -Seagr aves , Ravenswood 18'6" ' ~--~------~----~--~~~~~~~----~ ! • I ELBERFELD_ S IN ·POMEROY WarehouM On M.Chanlc Street ' , who live on the Milliron Leading Creek Road near Route 7 below Middleport, reported high wind blew over a two car garage at their mobile home. In Middleport in the Vine St. area, residents lodged strong complaints when a storm sewer failed to carry off the heavy run-off from. cemetery hill . James Brewer said water • ' ! A suit for divorce has been filed in Meigs Cowtty Common · Pleas Court and five other divorces have been granted. Ruth A. Henry, Pomeroy, Rt. lively JDinor federal charges 4, filed against Carl F. Henry; would be dropped. However, it address unknown, charging was reported Mrs. Gilly would gross neglect of duty and "'n"nit' be perinltted to plead guUty to desertion . .L I Ul.r second degree murder Divorces were granted to char Mary Irene Gilmore from , A :;.ge statement signed' Harold Eugene Gilmore, Mary Roger Pickens, Christopher by Mrs. GWywas introduced in A. Koenig from Arthur D. C. Dlnguss, and Michael evidence by an Fm agent who Koenig, Mary L. Woods from Taylor, who were sentenced to lnterrog!lted her in ••,_ one year in the Cincinnati 1\r Philadelphia April 4. Its workho?se on c~nvlctlon of '' contents were not disclosed iit dposseSSion of manjuana, have court. been returned with t~e . The Youth Fellowship of BuL ao- in .Wa!dtin3ton, .. execution !!f Ute remal!lclllr PI :!'.l'lnity ~Jnw~4. Pomeroy, is Pa., and · Washtngion, D.C., their aentence suspended and sponsoring· · a newspaper said Uie itateQ)OIIt says that the three placed on probation, collection drive during the Two Mile Relay-Ravenswood two officials of United Mine according to an entry in the inonth of April. Workers (UMW) Dialrict 19, Meigs County clerk of courts. Money received by the group . which covers ealllern Kentucky from a recycling plant will be and eastern Tennessee, paid ~o DEER KU..LED given to charity. They are . MEIGS APPROVED Mrs. Gilly, her father and her . .I.' A doe deer was killed asking residents of Pomeroy Meigs High School has been Marriage Uceue husband to organize the mur· WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Wednesday at 12:26 a.m. when and nearby communities to placed on the Jist of secondary Harold Lee Whltteklnd. tl, ders. reorganized Pay Board faced it ran into the path of a car please save their newspapers schools·approved for 1971-72 by Marietta, and Nancy Leah the North Central Association II was learned that ·Mrs. key policy decisions on traveling south on SR 7, six during this month. Gilly's statement would be professional athletes and miles south of Tuppers Plains, ~ollection dates and of Colleges and Secondary Snider, 18, Pomeroy. brought before a federal grand entertainers today in lis first the Meigs County Sheriff's . le ephone numbers for persons Schools, James Diehl, prin· Jury today or Tllll'sday and meeting since four labor Depj. reported. The driver of not able to take their papers to cipal, announced today. Diehl LOCAL TEMPS lnd)ctmenta would be Issued. members quit in protest and the car was Dorsey c. the church will be announced said the notification has Temperature In downtown following the Pomeroy Wednesday' at 11 a.m. The Indictments probably . President Nixon dismissed an Burkhammer, 41, Coolville, Rt. the week of April 24. All con- arrived would be 00 similar federal equal number of business 2. Therewasdamagetotheleft tributlons will be appreciated, association's annual meeting was 66 degrees under sunny "holding charges" under members. front fender and grill. Richard Nease, an advisor of held March 22 in Chicago. skies. which the FBI arrested · the Th u h th the group, reports. 1 eques ooo1 we erpay , ............................................................................... . orl&lnal five suspects in increases for athletes and Cleveland. entertainers should be limited THE NEW 1972 LINES OF They were acc:uaed of strip- to. the board's 5.5 per cent ping Yablonski of his rights as general guideline came before a union member under the the board amid a 12-day-old Landrum-Griffith Act by strike by major league ARE NOW ON SALE THIS WEEK-END AT kiU1ng him. baseball players over pension MB. GWy agreed to testify issues. aaalnat her father, Slllous The problem of limiting HuddlestQn, a, prealdent of a athlet.lc and entertainment small UMWiocallli aFollette, stars to a 5.5per cent raise was Tenn., at his murder trisl next highlighted by the case . of week, Sprague said. Oakland Athledc pitcher Vida Huddleston, Mrs. Gilly, her Blue. Blue was paid ,14,500 in husband Paul, a Cleveland 1971 as a rookie, but after he oouspalnter; Aubran Martin, won 24 games and lost 8, wiUt 23, and 08ude E. Vealey, 28, an e .... of 1112, alleged triggermen In the arncu run average · he asked for $92,000 for the 1972 murder, were arrested in seaS<ln. Oakland owner Charlea Cleveland in early 1970. Vealey Finley offered $5tl,OOO. :.... confe!Sed and testified at the H limited to the 5.S per cent trials of Martin and Gilly • who guideline, Blue could get lese were sentenaflli to death. than an $11011 pay iitcrealll! In 1972. But if be does as well 011 the field as last. season, he PLEASANT VAU.EY obviously will be much more Names of penous admitted valuable to the team's succeaa have been discontinued by and the Oakland gale receipt& oospltal authorities. than that, compared with other DISCHARGES: Mrs. Burdell players being piud more. Hayes, Robertsburg; Mrs. / .The only rule laid down so far Uifford Cornell, Mn. Cedi by the Pay Board .· / Dean, David Selby, Mrs. exempt from its guidelines any James Kelly, Lucille income from playoff gamea, Moreland, KenneUt JOOI!I, Wirt All-Star games, World Series Robbins, Don Gillispie, and other posHeason contests. Richard Neal, all Point Pleaunt; Orion ijrlnker, VeteriDI Memorllll H01pllll Mason; Randall ·' Hogsett, Visiting Hows 2-4 and 7-4:30. Also on sale at Elberfelds warehouse HIUltlngton; .,... Mont Hill, ADMITTED Faurlce 12 and 15 foot width carpet 'lit sale prices Leon; Mrs. David Sblrley and Neece, Pomeroy; Harry Ar"/str~:~rrund Gold Seal Unoleurn Floi)t,l 1011; LiDle Walker, GalllpoliB Covering in 9 and 12 loOt widths Ferry; Thel'ell Walker, West Wyatt, Pomeroy ; Lydia Ebersbach, Pomeroy; Lucy Mcewle, Sp · 1 1 0 f Cobunbla; 'l'bomu Williams, Addison ; Walter Walker, ecta sa e Ozite lndoor·OIItdoor · Ca(. peting · 12 foot wide . ·• New HaVIll; Mrs. Carl Ralr, Pomeroy; Don Gosney, Co 1 din, Hlrlfotd. Middleport; John Hanning, ,. mp ete line of Lawn Boy mowers Toro Mowers BIR'l'HS: AprQ 10, ·a BOD to Mr. and Mrs. Duane TutUe, ~==~y~l~.;,. ~~=: Plus 54" inch Wall Covering • Rug Border' .: .m ... J Shade • Metal Stripping for linoleum and car·~ Racille, Ohio, and a 1011 to Mr. M 88011; IWIO\III ones, ; · t 11 1""'' ~d Mn· . Donald McCarty, Usa Bolen, Pomeroy. . tns a a ton . dleshtre, 0.. . DISCHARGED - Clara Our Own Sensible Credit Sentence Eased .... Meigs .Couroty apparently fared well , compared to surrounding areas, in a severe thunderstorm which struck the county rhursday night. Both the Colu.mbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. and the Ohio Power Co. reported no outages ol power as a result ol the·storm wHich brought heavy rain, lightning and claps of thunder. Mr . and Mrs . Marvin : 880 yd. Run-Cline·: WIIUamstown 2:13 Sec. . • 220yd. Dash-Petty-t Williamstown 24.5 Sec. f 180 Yd. Low Hurdles-Matlcs;:: Ravenswood 22.55 Sec. •! Mile Relay • Wahama 3:ol.t ... ... • t Elberfelds Warehouse On Mechanic St. 11 . 880 yd. Relays-Wahama .~>~U Mile . Run - Butcher-•. Ravenswood 5;15.4 . 440 yd. Dash~hester Roush, Wahalna 55.5 ~ 440 yd. Relays-Ravenswood~ state." The· White Falcon sprinters scored 40 of their 41 points in the running events. Curti_s Roush, Danny Gillispie, Barry Harris and Tom Samsell led the Falcon charges to a very imporlant first place honor in the 880 yard relays. Wahama posted a time of 1:38.4 which bettered Williamstown by six tenths of a second. · Williamstown won this event at the Fairmont Relays. Chester Roush perfonned a one-man show as he totaled points in all three events he participated ln. Chesler vested the entire field iit Ute 440 yard dash with a 55.5 second clocking. Mike Lewis was second with an imoressive 56.3 timing. _Chester was awarded third place in the IOOyard dash and teamed with his brother Curtis, Tom Samsell and Mike Lewis as Wahama el<j)loded for a convincing Mile Relay victory. The Wahama tracksters will travel to one of the biggest track events of the season this Saturday. The White Falcons will participate as one of a field of thirty to forty teams at the Beckley Relays. Coach Dave Arritt is expected oo take, a "select squad" that will probably concentrate almost entirely on lite running events. Coach Arritt expressed extreme optimism for the coming season . TRACK EVENTS '•' PORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE • ~r:.z:ER.. Cl . ' . . · . . James Brewer, Vine Sl., Middleport, told .The · DaUy . The \YahjUllll White Falcons Senllllel today be bas been opened their 197ll track season attempting to aecun belter with a three-team track meet .water, service from Mid, held at Ravenswood. In the . dleport Village officials on fiit.al 'tQtals Ravenswood took VIDe St. lbe past 18 months. all honors with 74 points, Brewer ~ailed lbat as followed by Williamstown with recent. as two weeks ago be 57 points and Wahama with 41 a!lfllled lor permits to place ooints. 111'8 ~eblle homes. on his Coach Dave Arritts Falcons . property; however .be faced two of the best track , believes that better water teams in the state. service should be pnvlded Ravenswood was honored as rec-rdlesa of whether be the second best . l ean\ in the · proCeeds wllb plans to place state of 'west Virginia last lbe mobile bomes. year. Last week Williamstown Brewer said he has 12 · was runner-up out of a field of pounds of water pressure at fifteen schools at the Fairmont bls r~ldenee. Relays. Coach Arritt termed last nights meet as "good r!J!M®m.~-experience against some of the most rigid competition in the 5 Win Marital Freedom • h Court Wit By STEP~ Improvement of ; !b.UJJJ•.db l L! J NO MEAT CONTROLS WASHINGTON (UPI) What the nation needa, he Tbe admlnJslratlon urged said, II not more power plants the Price Comm.fulo1i today but connections between all to shy away from any,price plants to counteract shortages controls on meat, despite caused by poor planning 1!1 what II called emotional aome areas. He said the utili. appeals from consumers ties are opposed to this because angered by price bikes. they are afraid of federal conAssistant Agrltlllure trol. Seeretary Richard E. Lyng, · ''To say that thllre is an In testlmoay prepared for energy crisis and that we need lhe opening of a twa-day nuclear [lOwer.to solve It is the Price Commission bearing biggest fraud," said Gofman. on food prices, said any Gofman has also been an outconlnls wblch biDder "fair" spoken critic of nuclear plants. farm prices would lead to "Everytlme a company says a cutbacks In sappUe• and nuclear plant is safe I consider resultant blgber prlcea. that statement to be crimlnal fraud," he said. Mrs Gilly Makes · ·, . • ) I en tine ' Devoted To The lnteresh Of The Meigs-Mason Area JAMES BREWER, VINE ST., MIDDLEPORT, points to the area on his property which was Hooded iit Wednesday night's near cloudburst. Brewer said Utat at one point late Wednesday night water in the area was 38 inches deep. He said the stonn seiver serving Ute neighborhood Is lnadquate to carry off water which Vine st. residents get during heavy rains. Water flows off Ute Middleport Hill Cemetery area onto Ute street during stonns. Brewer also said ditches are not cleared to allow a free flow of water. Brewer happened to be in conference wlUt village officials Wednesday night before the storm discussmg the drainage jll'oblem. and im· jii'Oved water service. Lowell ~ice owning property also OQ VIne st., reported damages from the storm. His children's pel dog was the object of a rescue mission to prevent it from being drowned. VOL. XXIV NO. 257 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Contract on Beltline Let • Eastern Hires ... " Bonding Firm The highly-rated bonding firm of Squire, Sanders and Dempsey , Cleveland, was employed to solve the legal problems of ·a bond issue in connec(ion with the ·proposed building program in the Eastern Local &hool District by the district 's board of education Tuesday night. The ' expansion program, which has been discussed frequently by the board, now tentatively calls for additional rooms to the Eastern High School plant to .accommodate the 7th and 8th grades. Thb move would free needed space in the elementary buildings ol the district where the seventh and eighth grades now attend . classes. JUNIOR FAIR BOARD OFFICERS - Recently elected The building program aiso Junior Fair Board officers met Wednesday night at the Meigs would include facilities lor County Extension Office to plan the upcoming Meigs County band and vocal music at the high school and possibly repairs and improvements to other buildings of Ute district. A group of teachers and non.· teaching employes met with the board tQ discuss a proposal OOLUMBUS (UPI) - Mem· that a part or all of the emSeventy-eight Democrats Whealey for Congress, and bers of the Ohio Constitutional ployes' hospitalization in· from 10 of the 13 counties in the John E. Halliday, Harry Revision Commission do not surance costs be paid by the Tenth Congressional District Crewson and Delbert Ford· believe voters on May 2will re- board . No action was taken, heard a State Highway ham for the State House of ject a package of 14 amend· however. department executive promote Representatives, in three menta to the stale coostltution. The group also discussed the Gov . John· Gilligan's proposed · separate diStricts. The occasion was the bi· Commission Chairman Rich- three and one-half mill new tax State Deparlment ol Tran· monthly meeting of the ard H. Carter of Fostoria said levy to be voted on at the May 2 sportation Wednesday night iit in a news conference here election. Approval of the levy the Rio Grande College diniitg Democrat Action Club, next session of which wilt be June Wednesday he views the was indicated by the group. hall. · package as "coherent" and Gay Perrin and Nancy Kirby Don Kindt, deputy director of 14, probably in Athens, ac· '1oglcal" and not likely to were placed on 'the approved the highway department cording to President Hanley confuse the voter. Jist of substitute teachers and (personnel), also put In a Hackett, Marietla. R. William (Bill) Jenkins, Two controversial Items in Robert Sanders, seventh grade "plug'' for Senator Ed Muskle candidate lor the Democratic Ute package are expense teacher, was authorized to for President. allowances for legislators and ~rovide home instruction for The only other speakers were nomination for Gallia county Ute removal of the lieutenant Mark Gross nickle . who is legislative candidates: Jack probate judge and secretary of governoraspresldlngofficerof unable to attend clbsses. W. Crisp and Dr. Rob!!rl H. the party executive committee, the Ohio Senate. Other Items The board voted to send deal with "housekeeping" type letters of cornmencation to changes In the day~to·day Mrs. Doris Ann Well and Miss operations of the General Diane McClure for .conducting Assemb.y. adult reading classes at the· John A. SkipoonofFindln, a Chester Elementary School. commtuion member, said he A contract with the thinkJ voters will approve Ute Honeywell Co., Charleston, W. · expen.se allowances. . va.;·was discussed on furnace "In the past four years, 38 repairs. It was agreed to have states have Increased salary or a representative of Ute comenacted travel or eJIIH!Ilse al· pany check furnaces in all of lowances,' he !lllid. "This is the schools of the dlstrlct simple recognition of Ute in· before any contract is agreed crealling demands on a. state upon. ..., .... Bills were approve d f or 1-isl-'-." . Alao 111 the May 2 ballot, but payment. The meeting was ttepltlte of the 14 amend- recessed unW April 21 when rnents, Is a constitutional teacher contracts will be amendment which would . discu!Sed. penniI the stale to operate a Attending the meeting were . lotiery · · Howard Caldwell, Jr., Roger Carter said the package of Epple, Clyde Kuhn and Oria arnendlntnlt the COIIIIIIIIIion Smith, board inembers, II propo.qll onlJ the 111'1t of Creston Newland, clerk; John __.. panned for the next Riebel, superintendent, and foar or live ,.... 011 the sub!- Bob Ord, principal. . tell of powera.of tile pva nor, Ute fiJIJIICII and debt limit •d loell plat11Ddll. . LOCAL TEMPS The loCI! aonmmenl The temperature in down· JOHN E. HALLIDAY, UNOPPOSED Democratic dlnltl, Cartar 1ald, will town Pomeroy at 11 a. m. candidate fur 92nd district "ate representa\lve, prominent problbiTite 1111 ''llllllt •calt 'lblrsdly waa 64 degrees under Gallia Attorney, llatens to .colllllltuent at DAC dinner. 1141 cwtrov•lllltl Ill." · cloudy llldes. · Prospect Good lor 11 • • ReVISIOD · A contrac t for work 'o n a 1(). mile conveyor from Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s new Meigs Mine near Pomeroy has been awarded to Power Constructors Co., Cleveland. Work will begin in mid-April and is scheduled for completion . by mid-November. , The contract calls fo mo•ing more than 2%-millton cubic yards of earth and the erection of seven structures and some 10,000 linear feet of bridges. The conveyor will move coal from the Meigs Mine to Ohio Power Co.'s new General James M. Gavin Plant at Cheshire. Southern OhioCoalla a subsidiary of OblQ PQwer, . · . · .. -. . , " . Power Constructors had prevlou~ly performed con· struction work in connection with Ohio Power's Musklngwn River Plant, located between Marietta and Zanesville. ·-NJ>,•,•,• ··-·.w...•...... m..·.····-·""·'~'" Two Declare ;.:.•.~o;,!;"'-v;•;,•;,'Zf•O•~~ Absentee Ballots Available Now at Election Board Disabled voters in Meigs County should request apo pllcatloos for ballots for the May % primary election at Ibis lime. Tbe Meigs County Board of Eleclio111 said It Is necessary for a physician to olgn the application. Also Utls year, the local board bas been informed that the Secretary some of State, Ted W. Brown, will president, gave highli ghts of the club's history . not condone precinct of· Roll call showed onl y llclals "going to cars" at Morgan, Noble and Perry polling places to assist counties unrepresented. voters. It showed Gallia had 25, Therefore, all disabled Ja ckso n 11, Meigs 9, voters should make requeots Washington 9, Fairfield 7, at once by phone or In Athens 7, Vinoon 3, Muskingum writing to the Meigs County 3, Hocking 2, and Lawrence 2. Board of Elections, Masonic Temple, Pomeroy, Oblo. The deadline date Is April 27 at 4 p.m. Junior Fair . They are, Steven stanley, president, seated; standing, I tor, Jyl Beaver, secretary; Daniel Midkiff, vice president ; ,Lynne Baker, treasurer; 5!laron Holter and Debbie Milliron, co-chairman of publicity . Democrats Dine and Talk Shop .. \,1 TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1972 'V welcomed the crowd to this county . Prof. Sam S. Smith, chair· man of the division of social sciences, Jackson co unty chairman, welcomed the partisans to the campus. Ernest A. (Bud) Wingett, Racine, Meigs coun ty chairman and former DAC Two Win High Wahama Awards An air of tenseness, any that. hangs over an event ' when cOveted awards winners are named , was prevalent Wednesday night during the annual Future Farmers of America Parent-Son banquet held at Wahama High School. Some 150 persons were present to see John Ord Jr., a junior and son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ord Sr. of Letart and Bobby Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roush of New Haven receive the · two top awards. James Dunn, FFA advisor, stepped to the podium and announced . the top winners, presenting young Ord with the Star Chapter Fanner Award and the Livestock Production Award , while Bobby was named the Star Greenhand . Candidacies Two residents have declared intention of being write-in candidates in the May primary elections, the Meigs County Board of Elections said Wednesday following the 4 p. m. deadline. The two write-in candidates are Geotge Meinhart, Republican, for central committeeman in Middleport's First Ward, and Albert Bolen, Democrat, for central committeeman poet of his party in the Dexter ~eciitct. Meinhart has been appointed , to fill the central committeeman post in Mid· dleport's First Ward. The vacancy was created by the death of David 0 . Jen~. The term of the late Mr. Jenkins expires at the end of this year. • Understudies are Ready In Sunny of Sunnyside Broadway and Hollywood actors have understudies , so why not pupil-actors of the Bradbury School? Partly cloudy and a little There 1S no reason "why cooler tonight and Friday. Low not," so those with principal tonight in the 40s north and in parts in an operetta, "S1111ny of the 50s south. High Friday in Sunnyside," to be presented at the 60s north and in the 70s it\ 7:30 p. m. Thursday and the central and south. Friday eveniitgs do have understudies ready to step into . the roles at the riSe of a curlain. Mrs. Phyllis Hackett, faculty member who has directed the 25 Strip Miners May Shut Down presentation and is ac· COLUMBUS (UP!) - The state Natural ·companist, reports that Resources Department reported today that up to 25 because of Illness or other strip mine operators in Ohio may .be forced to stop ?lrcum~tanc~ could mak~ it . . . . . .· . tmposstble for "the show to go mmmg temporarily before the state IS prepared to on" 1n the tradition of show re-license them under the new strip mine control buslnesss, understudies have law, hopefully next month. been traiited'ln each main role. Ernest J. Gebhart, chief of the division of Making up the understudy forestry and reclamation which administers the Ia w', group are Toni Pope, Marianne said the licenses of nine coal strip mine operarors Welsh, Carin Bailey, Greg expire this month and 16 lnore next month. Becker, Trlna Gibbe, Ricky ~W,m;·~·········:-:·>····•· · ········································<·'·'·'::O:•'•'·' •'•X•WJ•'•'•'•'ili:'«'' HKov.atterKI, RobTimert DeLong, Weather - . .ijil~ . ~. . ..... .... ...- "!$~=-;~ .-...:::::::::::,*:*;:;:::::::::::;:;:;:::;::::::::::::::;:$.:~:!::-.:. ~ ........... ......... .. ...... :~:;::~--:; ...;.:.: evm ng, Carol DeLong, Jon! Murray, Jo McKinney, Ricky .Blevins, !"alty Boyles, Trpcy Burdette, Ann Pearch and Ricky Smith. A circus presentation Ia woven into the theme. of the operetta which deals with the trials and tribulations of "Sunny," played by Velvet Swisher and children at the orphanage known as "Sun· J. nyside". ' Taking part in the circus will be Greg Arnold, ringmaster, and Patty Boyles, Ann Pearch, Brett Carter, Ricky Smith, Tim Ebersbach, Tim Mowery, ca~1 DeLontl. Kim Batey, Toni ·Pope, BIU Geclrge, Jeft DeLong, Scotl Warner, Carin Bailey, Gras Bee~. RoJtert . DeLong, Ricky Hovattar, Kevin King, Jo McKinney, JODI Murray ,.Marianne Wellb, Jobn , Clark, Jeff DeLon1, BIU George, Mark Maanotla, Kenny Rouah, Jobn Stnert, Mark Venoy, Scott Warner aad ·· Mowery, Joe Walklnl. . , \ �• ., I %'- The Daily Senti!lel, Mlddleport·PQIJlei"Of, 0 ., April u, 1972 ' • ' Irish Extremists· DeterDtined ·~ upon Separatism. .I . ' ' EDITOR's NOTE: The .man following direct rule from wbo has taken the lead ~~ 1 L!Jndon. Norther• Ireland's militant Phteatlllll, former Home Af· .BY JoSEPH W. GRIGG fain Mflllltl!r WOllam Cralg, BELFAST, Northern Ireland de1crlbeli In tbe following (UPI)- William Craig, a 47· exdUJlve bliervlew wftb Ul'l year-old lawyer who heads ,•Cblei EurOpean Correapmdent tnster 's extreme Protestant Joseph W; Grigg how bls Vanguard Movement, .said 00:. followers would react to unlfl· day he would resort tQ forre to cation with the lrisb RepubUc. ,-event ibe• province being Grigg Is on an exten4ed handed over tQ the Irish anfgnment to Northern RepubUc. irel111d illvesllgatlng Ill fnture He said or~anizations aSSOCI- • e ated with Vanguard have military contingency plans, 75,000 armed men and the weapons for an armed takeover. "!'think this would be a very remote contingency," he said· in an interview with United Prei!ls Jnternatio!J8i. "I think we have. sufficient political power to make ·the British government see reason. But we ·would be ·prepared for an armed takeover as a last resort." Helen G. Baer Dies Thursday At Age of 82 ~ . Mrs. Helen G. Baer, 82, TI1eodorus Council, Daughters Minersville, Route· 1, died of America, Pomeroy. Thursday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. William Surviving are her husband, Grueser, Condor St., Pomeroy. Christy Baer, Minersville; Mrs. Baer was the daughter three daughters, .Ml'll. Hiram of the late Himry and Elizabeth (Grace) Fisher, Minersville; Genheimer Yost. She was a Ml'll. William (Mary) Grueser, member of the ~ores! Run and Mr-s . Joe (Louise) Meth'odist Church and · Gloeckner, both of Pomeroy; two grandchildren, and thr~e great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Forrest · Donley of· ficiating . .Burial ivill be in Minersville Hili Cemetery. Friends may call. at the funeral home anylif!!e after 7 tonight. ' Craig, a deceptively soft. spoken lawyer and one-time home affairs minister in the suspended Northern Ireland government, laWJChed a twoday general strike that biought ltfe in the province to a. standstill after Britain imposed . direct rule frotn London March 30. Leaves for Trip He was leaving today on a Illday trip to the United States, Callada and the Caribbean to consult with businessmen; law· yers and economists about Northern Ireland's future in case of a break with Britain. Spesking in hi.s large Victor' ian-era home in a prosperous middle class Protestant section of Belfast, Craig · said Vanguard ,was totaUy opposed to direct British rule. If, as he is convinced, rule from London fails to end the present vioumoe, he said he ' "~ today·s FUNNY · ~ T;~ AT aRJDoe 0 ' 3- Tbe DaUy Sentinel, Mlddleport.Pomeroy, 0., April13, 1972 ; ~ ·~ Montreal Still In Running ·'Submarine Play' loi ' favors a unilateral declaration nee _nry. He said Vanguard of independence and .CI'tllltion wu read,)' lint to re8011 to of an tndependera "Brltiall tn· . llrtkel, rallies, dvll dflobe.. ster." dlence and allier meuures to "Weshoulduseforceofarma ~· NilrtiHI'Illreland ''onif there were any aUempt to jowmable." suppress the will of the ·He said it wwld do 10 if rule majority," he said. "Sy that I from London r.l1a to crush the mean weare not goinllto allow' ·l'riSI Repuh[iean Armi (IRA); anyone~ther the Brltllb or the Irish government-to nego- . IMfROVJNG NOW tiate us into the Irish RepUbMrs, Nellie Eblin remains lie." confined to the Inteilsive care Destrtbel Takeover want · of tb: Ho~r· Medical Craig said a Protestilnt Center. Her datighter, Maxine military tilkeover probably · .Du!!an, reports, however, that would start With an aUack on Mra. Eblin's condition Ia lm· "the republican element In the proved. There are no visitors ~IJ!Iity ,.. . . permitted. Mra. Ebnn would He said the illm &lao woold be appreci'ate cards from Meigs to "isolate" the 15,000 Britiah County friends. troops in Northern Ireland. He Sale ON FRIDAY said he doubted 1n any case A nanmage sale will be held they would oppoae a Va'nguard from' a.m. to 4 p. m. Friday at takeover. . Craig said he doubts a the Middleport First United military takeover would be Presbytel'ian Church. ... Safety r.. Todoy'o FUNNY ••I ..., 11.00 .ell origi•l"ft~nr" ¥MI. St".d 901• h: ToHy's fUNNY, 1200 Wnt Third St., Clo.lloo<l, OW. "Ill. NORTH 13 • 83 ¥Q4 + AKQ982 • 653 WEST EAST . .J9 .10542 ¥ AKJ853Z ¥1097 • 65 • 10 7 .A2 .JI094 SOUTH (D) .l'.KQ 76 ¥6 . .KQ87 Both vulnerable West 2. Pass Pass I.3. North East South 3t Pass Pass Pass ~· Opening lead~• ' '•' · K By Oswald & James Jacoby a::iu:. umn mY JJbbb:tAt1JJ W fJ WP , or PW 0 7 ., "I like playing IMP matches," said old man Z. "We never played them back in the old auction days when I played all the dummies for Work, Whitehead , Foster and Lenz but the same plays seem to crop up ." The very first hand of the match found . him in four spades after his old time partner, Y, raised him in preference to. rebidding his own strong six.card minor suit . . A opened hearts and con· tinued the suit. Z ruffed the second heart and remarked to his partner, " I could go after lhe rest of the tricks but we are playing IMPs and Mr . Work would not rest in peace if he thought I had forgotten the safety play he taught me for this kind of hand.' ' Then Z led his seven of ;pades. Poor A, who was s(ill de· fending against Z's contracts after 49 years, shrugged his shoulders and remarked, "Fixed a~ain . " He was right. After th1s submarine play there was no way for the de· fense to set the contract. A cashed his club ace to hold Z to four and that was all. If Z had played out his high trumps he would have been set. B. sitting East. would simply ruff the third .diamond with his master trump and dummy's last three diamonds would wither on the vhie . Voice along.Br'Way BY JACK O'BRIAN psved 11106tly With aolemno~~~es.saged lntentiom, MARCELLO'S MARRYING FOR THREE but "SUgar" granulates happier targets ... The NEW YORK · (KFS) Marcello score by Jute Styne and Bob Merrill didn't Mastroianni will get a divorce. (In France) any strike a critical ear on first bending as edition. Then he'll wed Catherine lleneul!. She's significantly Important. exiJecting his chUd - and no mystery; llley '!be atorenoted Elaine "SUgar" Joyce is ll'Oclaim .It! Henny YOiqlllln's wrltillg his Mra. Bpbby Van, Wife of the ·~o. No, Nanette" autoblog for Putnam's Sons and Clrroll earron !fanclng sensation First rdghter Mary Martin, · will collilb. Our suggested tiUe, a switch on after her two years In Brazil, looked no less than Renny's oldest wlfe-)Gke: ''Take My Life 15 years younger than last we saw her as she Please !••The reallty set aay multl.bllllonalre D. was leaving .N.Y. . • K. Ludwig bought the Golf & Western Bldg. oo Harry Hershfield, at the Walter Winchell Columbus Circle (hou.sin8 the new Paramoont memorial at the Lambe Club, told a story no one Theater). on Bdwy. ever hsd elicountered: _that he'd been star Julie Harris blamtd ~ Cor cffered the N.Y. Mirror column and turned it opening rdght inslifldencles' of btr "Voim" down and iruggested "an unkn0lf11. kid nsmed ghost drama. The author shouliln't let Julie take WincheH" for what ibe 85-yesr.old Hershfleld sll that debit ... Peggy Cass, wbc) Ia back In Pace said was tile "$125 a week" job. Harry creates College for a degree, Ia a lunchtime 'tween· belated fiction: William A Curley hired Win· classes customer at Umberto's Clam Ho~~~e chell at $500 a week plus $1,000 for signing where Crazy Joey Gallo was rubbed out at after Walter had ignited the popular-journaliam dawn. Perfectly sale. No noontime lky as the hottest element of the breezily vulgar assassinations are planned ... We hear radiD old N.Y. Graphic. jaw-jockey Barry Farber, who chatten In 16 BIU Curley told ua that story and WW's own. languages, just married in one of them. Greek? veraloii was a carl>on. Songsmlib Leroy An· Robert Morse Is a mallllif!cenUy hammy deraon (''Fiddle Faddle," "Sleigh Ride," lunatic in the new "Sugar" mnalcal; even with "Syncopated Clock" etc.) composed his IN TilE ROARING 200 THIS BAND made numerous tilled. Perhsps readers will be able to make these identhe essentially distasteful problem of hia attire daughter Jane's wedding march when she appearances in Pomeroy.. A volunteer group of sll ages, the tifications. Known are, front row, from the left, William throughout- campy trasveltlte cwtnme (It's a married Peter Verce_W last weekend ... New band even played preceding professional fight matches and Bichman, Ed Scharf, Joe Harbrecht, and director, Gaston Bdwy. stage veralon of the "Some Like n Hot" deacrlptlon of a ~actlonary: a llberal who just other. events at the Pomeroy Opera House. This photo· of the Boulord; second row,left, Ben Neutzling, Ed Bauer, Helena film) - he managed to keep tile IIU[I[IOiedly got mugged ... We met Peter Falk on 3rd Ave. IIJ:O!IP;taken in 1925, belonged to the late WOllam Blc;hman, Phillips Daniels, Jim Fontana, Raymond Harbrecht, Victor sophisticated (ftmler audience wildly bllarlous , w~ hia rumpled old ''Columl!o" TV series who was a member. Mr. Blchnlan was the father of Miss Harbrecht; back row, Leroy Barsotti, unidentified; Alva Ethel Merman sat beblnd 118 and_virlua!JY~ ratiu:oat; he leaves "Prisoner o! 2nd Ave." Marie Blclunan and Mrs. Delmar A. Canaday, both of Rite, Elmer Wehrung, R. D. Young, unidentified, Will busted a girdle; Mary Martin .right In front soon. Art Carney replaces and will tour the sllow Pomeroy. All of the members except two have been iden· (NEWSPAPER EHTUPIIISI ASSN.) Hetzger, Herman Fisher and Oakley Wehrung. bobbed her platinum bob~ead In endless nell season. laughter; tile audience liked everything, more A Lhasa apso bit Henry Fonda right in the ·-·· '.·.... :.: . - :-.-: -·-·. than we can say for ourself ... It's a bappy ipJo facto ... Faces in places : The Cliff Robertsollll (Dina Merrill) dashing through the vulgarity, not prurient, odiOUI - . more the The bidding has been: broad naiJI!htlness practiced by Groucho, Bobb7 snaU course at the Sea Fare of ibe Aegean West North East Clark, Ed Wynn, Harpo and others wbo [ftlald Albert Finney at the Esaex House in a short • By Helen and Sue Hottel oversexlness and chased tbe girls, never to baircul. Quite the new hirsute thing in London, 1+ 1¥ Pass Pas."' 4• Pass catch them .. ~ Tony Roberti, a ba~ lad, he 111ys. Do Peace and Violence Mix? You, South , hold: makes a homety· paeudo-lemale but Ia fumy; Early ears report Eddie Heywood's DEAR RAP: .AK654 ¥AZ +J •UK854 Cyril Ritchard has far more poliab and clowniJI3 "Martha's Vlneyard'Rhspsody" will be another Today's youth is peare loving, right? No more wars; "treat What do you do now ? elegancelhanhiamaterlal, buthia greatliyle Ia ''Canadlln Sunset," which made him rich An metensler"; care about each other, and all that jazz. The itinerary for David center. A-Bid f4lur no-trump. There mo.st welcome; Elaine Joy~ playa ''Sugar" and ex-N .Y. very-very-big pol was.offered the stolen Dedication ceremonies will is some !.light chance lhat the So tell me this: why do they flock to movies about violence, Hartman of NBC's "The Bold is a darling numbskull; Steve CondoB earned bonds In the Judge 'lbaler (convicted) case and h11nd wiU.•..warrant a grand-.;lam like "Straw Dogs," "A Clockwork Orange," "Dirty Harry"? Ones" has been completed on begin promptly at 2 p.m. and actual cheers for his tspdancing ganglier role llbrewdly snooted same ... Drab commentary : bid. How come ibey stay up to watch the late, late horror shows• ;;- the occasion of his trip to the end at 3 p.m. ... It's far from a total trlwnpb, but it has Its only tower.prlced service inN. Y. is abortion, TODAY'S QUESTION Hartman, who plays Dr. dedication of the new $21 CURIOUS wildly Insane moments we dearly wish had half the prire a year ago. You do bid four no-trump million Holzer Medical Center Paul Hunter on "The Bold DEAR CURIOUS: and your partner bids five dia come more often ... Broadway ama currently Ones" Sunday nights could VIolence forever attracts because it shocks: Just as many here. mond~ to show one ace. What John Rafferty, executi ve have been a top business do you do now? sporla, from racing to ski·jumping, root their basic appeal in danger, so do many' viewers like the "safe" danger of watching vi ce president and Robert executive. In . 1957 he was . Daniel, administrator of graduated with a B.A. in make«Ueve people's blood spatter . economics and had job offers I'm not one of these viewers: even such hoked-up stuff as Holzer Medical Center Clinic, from 32 major U.S. firms. Then . "Night Gallery" gives me the crawls. So I'll pass your question said Mr. Hartman will arrive in Huntington Sunday night, again, he could have been a on to the yoWtger generation. Sue: take It, kid. -HELEN April 16 and be the guest of top-flight entertainer as a ' DEAR CUROUS: WSAZ-TV where he will tape musician, having mastered the I'd jusl as soon NOT take Ibis question because I'm not a Glenn E. Thompson, 36, news programs and violin, saxophone, clarinet and violence freak either. Even extreme curiosity - I keep telling promotional announc.ments flute . He was also offered A U. S. Marine Corps Color raising performed by the the Ohio State flag and last, the Pomeroy Route 2, a cable myself -couldn'tlureme to "A Clockwork Orange." Guard, the Gallipolia Blue .Marine Corps Color Guard. Holzer Medical Center flag. splicer, has received a cerprofessional basebsll contracts April 17. But I belleve a lot of young people see these shows to be Devil Marcblng Band, and Immediately following the The medical center flag bears tiflcate for completing a cable He will come to Gallipolis in with the Boston Braves and many local dlgnitades have dedicatory address by John W. the new blue and gold seal of pressurtutlon course at reassured. They go in wiib the attitude, "Our world is in a big time for the noon press lun- Philadelphia Phillies. agreed to participate in the ·Rafferty, uecutlve vice the center on a white General Telephone Co. of mess!" And they come out saying, "I'm glad tblngs aren't that cheon at the new center where The dedication is open to ll]e dedication reremonles of the president of Holzer Medical bsekground and will be aeen Ohio's Plant Training School.in bad!"- SUE he will meet the press of · the public and the Gallia County DEAR RAP: area, and later that llfternoon Junior Fair has agreed to open new $21 mlllion Holzer Medical Center, the color guard- 'will for the first time when it is Marion. : Employes are trained to I know you can't answer all my questions about VD, but tell be the speaker for the their parking area for persons Center, Monday, Aprill7, at 2 march to the sign p!ua at the raised Monday afternoon. p. m. front al the Clllllplex and raise Aa the three banners are pressurize telephone cables me this: if you hsve it onre and are cured, are you immune? wishing to attend the 2 ·p.m. dedication of the new medical The ilcitivites, open tu . the three flags. hoisted,' the GallipoliS Blue and locate leaks that might ceremony. HOPEFUL public, will feature in place of a . The first flag to be raised will DevU Marching Band under develop. Air pressure Is ap.· DEAR HOPEFUL: ribbon-cutting ceremony a flag be the United Slates flag, then the direction of Charles A. plied to cables to reduce serAbsolutely NOT! You run the chanre of reinfection each time Rowe, wtll play the national vice outages to customers. ' ' you make It with someone who hss th_e disease. - HELEN AND SUE . -----~---------------------,anthem. · Thompson has been with the · I Holzer Medical Center of. company 10 years. He works in DEAR READERS: Letters of opilll011 - wdc:omed. They llheuld be leu I ficials aaid they feel this type Pomeroy area exchanges in You can 1100 almost all the answers in a FREE booklet, lh• 301 word• long (or be 1ubjed to reduttloli by ibe editor) reremony will he more in· the company's Athena District. Mrs. Emma K. Bovie, 93, businessman. "FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT VD BUT PROBABLY and muatbe slped wtth~ulpee'ndtkeu. Name~ may be spiring than the traditional Thompson previously com- · died at I :05 p.m. Wednesday in DON'T." Send your requests to: . Born in Gallipolis on Nov. 6, withheld upoa pabUcetloa, howe~~er, 011 reqaeat. Letten ribbon-cutting which ususlly pleted six other specialized Holzer Medical Center on First 1878, the daughter of the late Metropolitan Life Jnsuranre Company llheuld be 1n good ta1te, lllldreulng iliaCI, IIOt peiiGUlltletl. accompanies dedication ac- courses in the company's Ave . She had been hospitalized Ernest .and Anna Stiger! Hesliband Welfare Division Uvitles. !raining program. several weeks. One Madison Avenue Giessler, she residell at 49 Following the flag r~ising, Mrs. Bovle was the widow of Locust St. New York, N.Y.,IOOIO. there will be a dedicatory the late J. Harley Bovie, The caribou is the only She was a member of the DEAR HELEN: prayer by Rev. Robert Davis of deer in which both sexes prominent Gallipoli s First United Presbyterian ;which topics brought most reader response during the late have antlers. Even the fawns the Hope United Methodist Church of Gallipolis where she winter? -ALWAYS INTERESTED have small spiked antlers. Church in Wellston. Rev. Davis ' ' The Dai~ Sentinel ,_ was organist and choir director DEAR A.l.: Ia the secretary of the Holzer DEVOTED TO THE / ~. mo~e than 50 years. She also "Unwed motherhood," and "Jesus Christ Superstar." The Thank,sl to everybody Medical Center Chaplaincy is free and oj,en to the public. INTEREST OF served as organist at the flrat inspired such a variety of interesting responses that we'll Committee. parking facllltlel for the MEIGS·MASDN AREA GaIiipoIIS State InstitUte 25 Dear Sir: CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, devote a whole column to them tbls weekend. Dr. John W. Cu~miln, publlc haVll been arranged at EKec. Ed. years. We would like to take lbla opportunity to apr;~~~~ our The secmd? It brought Sue an armload of brickbats - for director-designate of the Ohio the Junior Fairgrounds just ROBERT HOEFLICH. She is Survived by a SOn and gratitude to tile people o! Melp County for llll}dnl ''Cancer Cltv EdUor , her favorable review. llepmment of Health, will acrou U. S. Route 3S from the Published da ily n c ep t daughter, Fred Bovte, Sunday" a genuine 1111:ceu by taldng In elevenolwDchd Members of certain denominations, we learn, conslder this deliver · greetings from the new renter, and the activities Satur.da~ by The On ;o Valley Columbus and Mrs Rooney dollars. Publrsh•no Compan y , 111 • ' • • . rock opera dangerously aacrileglous. When Sue agreed with governor and make brief will take Place· on the. patient courl Sl .. Pomeroy . Oh ;o, i!lownmg, Middleport; 21 It would be a near lmpoea1blllty to 11111111 Ill tile people who . another "Superstar" enthusiast that Ill gl'eat music would not remarks. Following him will be and visitor parking lot of the •S769 . Busineu . Offic• Phonegrandchildren and one greathelped as tbelllt utendefromtbe ScboolSyllem, to tbt coob, to David Hartman of NBC's ''The complex in front of the fleW $21 992-21!6. Edllor<al Phont 992d hild • corrupt ' teenage liateners, these good people flooded ua With m>. . gran c . the entertainment, to tbe clllpiayl, and on~. 111nmer, an Bold Onea" television series. mlllion strucllu'e. Jllmphlell, booklets, articles, proclamations and personal let. · ~tcond class poslage paio a1 One brother and five sisters Pomeroy , Oh io. . oft forgotten man In lhia type of . . . . . Ia tile m111 ~k with' Master of Caremonies for tera, sll blasting "JCS" as a work of the DevU. Ah, so! -HELEN Publlc open bouse and tours preceded her m death. N a tiona 1 a dv ert i s i n g the cleanup. A real 111r1 , l lart Wll Jll!llortll by M~ High Monday's activities will be Dr. of ibe ·new bulldlrig haw been 1 ' P.S. Thlrd plare on our "response meter" was earned by the repr~stnlatlve Bolllne11 · Funeral servires wlll be Gallagtter , Inc .. 12 East 42nd School's Uoyd (Dinty) Moan. He wu lbln -'f to blip 1111 CharlesE.Holler,Jr.,cblef.of. arranged for Tilesctay and que~tion, "How can a non-Christian minority insist we ben st .. Now York City. New York . conducted 2 p.m. Saturday at CbriBimas trees, etc. from our public schovls?" I found out!! Subscr;p1ion · rates: De · the McCoy-Weli1erholt-Moore things up and lllayed late to blip tllle tlilnp down. Mr. Moore, u staffofHolzerMedlcaiCenter. Wedneaday following Hv!red bY' carr i er' where • • Medical center spokesman ~lcatioo. The building will be Evidently the ~mplete separation of church and state caused a 1va1lablt so cents per week ; Funeral Home an Galhpolis well as aU the other people, wl•leftd their time llllllllenll to start this year's Melp Ol111ty Clncer Qouude off 011 the right said the program will begin at open fr01112 W1tl14 and 7 until 9 By ~o1or Routt w_ h ere carr ;er with Rev. Glen R. Hueholt bitter fight iii rertain eastern states last year. And quite a few ' servtce pot avo&lilble : One . . , foot. ' I:~ p. m. with a minl~cert p.m. esch day for publlc tours. rocks were thrown my way because I stood for Christmas trees . month sus. By mai l in on ;o of!IC1allng . Again, Meigs County, 1 very belrt)' THANK YOU! by the Blue Devil Band and the • During these two days, both and W. Va .. One ve•r 11<.00. Burial will be in Mound Hill Hallelt, I never onre thought of them as religious symbOls, but Six months 57 .25 . Three , . dedication cetemony will start parking lots in the front of the Paul Cud, John Reece, Co.awrm.nol!J'IUfelca Couoty only as llappy traditlona. - H. monlhS suo . Subscr ;plion Cemetery. Fnends may call at . · llfOIJIPIIY at 2. The program building will be open to the pric~ inc;ltJdes Sunday ;T imes the funeral home on Friday be· Cancer Crusade. (NOTE FROM "RAP" TO "RAP": Politics and religion are Stntmel. 'willlastonehourendingat3. It public. S.We want to wipe ont cancer In tour lifetime. P. tween 2-5 anri 7-9 p.m. dangef'QUB subject.s. ,Avoid 'em! oo. oo• • oo• Generation Rap Hartman Getting Can the Montreal Canadiens tiosstbly be elhninated from Stanley, Cup competition in their own ·beloved ,Forum? It doesn't seem likely but the New York Rangers, who,had a S:llead in games but then lost the fifth game in New York Tuesday night, will try t.l oust the Canadiens in Montreal Thursday night. ,With all that tradition behind them at home, the Canadiens are favored to tie the series at three games each and send it back to New York SUnday for the seventh and final. game. Even Madison Square Garden officials aren't optimistic ab8ut the Rangers' chances. They moved Sunday's Knick-Boston Celtic basketball playoff game back from 9 p.m. to 2 p.m. (EST) Sunday in anticipation--of a RangersCanadiens game that night. But the Rangers did beat the Canadiens in the fourth game of the series at Montreal and they're convinced they can do it·again. "We're in awfully good shape," Ranger Coach Emile New York Western Divn Semifinals W. L. Pet. 4, 0 1.000 K·Uiah 0 4 .000 Dallas There'll be another . Stanley Cup game Thursday night with W . L Pet. the Minnesota North stars Indiana 3 3 .500 3 3 .500 going for the cllncher over the Denver St. Louis Blues. . •·<llnched series . M . innesota took' a 3-21ead in Wednesday's Results (No games scheduled I the series with a· 4-3 victory · Thursday's Games New York over the Blues Tuesday night at Virginia but St. Louis will have the Denver at Indiana home ice advantage in the NBA Playoff Standings sixth gllljle. By United Press International St. louis Coach AI Arbour js (All Series Best of Seven! oonvinced there'll be a seventh £aslern Conference Final W. L Pel. game. "We're going back to BostOn 0 0 .000 Minnesota," he insisted. New York 0 0 .000 Arbour · figures the home .Western Conference Fina I crowd will help St. Louis in the W. L. Pet. sixth game. "We've got a lot of Milwaukee · I 1 .500 young players," he said. "They Los Angeles 1 1 .500 get a little n.ustered at times Wednesday's Results Los Ang13S Milwaukee 134 and make a few mistakes but (Only Game scheduled) ' they certainly don't lack Thursday's Games heart." New York at Boston Arbour says he'll start AHL Playoff Standings Jackques Caron, who has By United Press lnlernalional played four of the five games, (All Series Best of Seven! in net while Minnesota Coach Series A W. L gf ga Jackie Gordon will make his '3 1 1712 Boston usual choice between Gump Providence 1 3 12 17 Worsley and Cesare Maniago. Series B Worseley has played three of W. L. gf ga the games and won two of x -Nova Scotia 4 1 28 6 them. 1· 4 6 28 Springfield Series C Archer Has Eye · On Monsanto Title Series D W. L. gf1a oo• '• ., 0 ,. • ·'' .. WITH YOUON ANY CAR YOU'RE INTERESTED IN .. ' . •! ·.· •.·• .."·; ~ . Wednesday's Results Nova Sco· tla 11 Springfield 1 Baltimore 10 Cleveland 1 !Only games scheduled) Thursday's Games Prov idence at Boston !Only game scheduled! i2 strokes over par last week, shot a 68 in a Tuesday pro..am and a ?0 in a Wednesday pro· am. "I'm playing pretty good from tee to green, but 1seem to hsve lost confidenre in my putter," Trevino said as he headed for the !l'actice green after Wednesday's round. The Mon~.~to, ,, formerly known as the 1rensacola Open, Is being · played over · the relatively Qat, 6,679-yard Penssco!a Country Club course adjarent to Pensacola Bay. . The Monsanto Open offers the last chanre for a berth in next week's Tournament of Champions at La Costa, Calif. Among the more iban 125 entrants in the 147-rnan field who haven 'I won sinre last year's tournament of cham· pions. The field will be trimmed to the low 70 scorers (and ties) at the end of the second round Friday. The Fraternal Order of Eagles of Wellston and French City Mobile Homes (GAHS Coaches ) captured opening Meigs Wins First Match save. The Meigs Golf team won its first match of the season Wednesday night by defeating Jackson 211 to 215 at the Pomeroy Golf Course. Meigs' Steve Story was medalist with a 37. The results of the five man match : Story, 37; Mike Me· Peak, Jackson, 38 ; Dave Mitchell, Jackson 40 ; Jon Buck, Meigs, 41; Dan Morrow, Jackson, 49; Jim Story, Meigs, 43; Dave Roe, Jackson, 42; Marty Vaughan, Meigs, 42; Rick Billmen, Jackson, 46; Randy Chafin, Meigs," 46 . Meigs Is scheduled to play New Lexington and Zanesville today at New Lexington. • vinyl roof, 2,000 mlles , full warranty .. . see this one and 1970 Oldsmobile ----------'2795 Zimmerman canned 23 points in pacing the Wellston club over Southwestern, 8lHI3. Other players in double figures were Carpenter with 20 ; Compton, 16 and Ramsey 11. Keith~carter had 25 points lor Southwestern. AI Carter had 17 and Dave Morgan 15. French City Mobile Homes downed Matthews-Edelblute 118-811. For the French Mobile Home, Ken Turner was high with 25. Buddy Moore had 24 and Jim Osborne 22. Ron Logan had 15 and Ed Pauley 13. Doxie Walters led the losers with 26 points. Randy Ratcliff had 21, Bill Collier 14. · Friday, Athens Masonry will play Sayre's Carryout and J. R. Sohio of McArthur will play the Gallipolis Area Jaycees. Admission is 75 cents (or adults and 50 cents for students. , Ouster 2 dr. cpe., "Slant SIK ' 3 speed, sharp trade, economy is yours here. 11 PUSH MOWERS one owner-1 1968 Camaro ------------,'1895 Hardtop eou·pe, V·8, automatic, p..st., console sh)ll, sharp "hugger" !rom Chevle. • 4 CYCLE 1967 Mercury._..;_________ $1395 18"&20" CUTIER BlADE EASY SPIN STARTING Monterey • 'ctoor, V·8, automatic, p..steerlng, very ntce one-owner frade-in . 1967.Otftrolet ___________ _$1395 TO . Sizes: Small to Extra Large. Many styles ·& 'colors to choose from. 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Limit3per Special 4 door, V.6, standard transmission. you can't hardly find them no more. ' .• Sout~we s t ern /V~a • . ' ' $295 1963 Buick·------------- OPEN UNTIL 'I:OO P.M. each evening " B"- IKERM'S KORNER I AT SALE GOOD THRU APRIL 22 Impala 2 dr. HT. V·8, auto,;,allc. p.. steerlng, air con· dlllonlng, stiarp red finish. . · · . .· Meigs s"PRJNG • BRIGGS & STRATTON , . ENGINE 1 The offi cials made." In the Lakers dressing room, Bill Sharman pointed out that his team won despite being outshot from the floor 57 field goals to 52. The Bucks' shootipg percentage was 61 per c"ent to the Lakers' -49 per cent. The filth game pf the series will be pla yed he re next Tuesday night. night victories Wednesday night' in the fourth annual North Gallia Band Boosters Independen t Cage Tour· AD-O-LINE. " Cutlass Supreme "SX" 2 dr. HT, V.8, automatic, p.-st., p.. 1970 Plymoutll-----------'1895 ag ainst them to 18 for the !,akers. "Do you think we were that much ' more ag gressive ?n Oscar Rob ertson asked a reporter .· "It's fortunate the game is on film. People can check on all the ll)istakes the GAME DELA. YEO X·Ciinched Series _ Wednesday ' s Result s "SW·E·E-T \ br., 25,000 miles, very, very sharp. The Bucks were upset with r~ferees Manny Sukol and Don Murphy, who called 27 fo uls nament. A - Caucasoid or white. Mongoloid or yellow, and Negroid or black. "Gold Duster" 2 dr. spt. cpe., '318' V·8, f.fllte. p.·steerlng, secondS left and that made the score 13.'\.130 for the Lakers. After a Jabbar jump shot fi ve seconds later cut the Laker margin to one, Happy Hairston drove the bsseline for a layup with six seconds remainin g to put Los Angeles in front 13!;132. Jabbar · had another jumper with two seconds to go. West finished with 28 poin ts . He was 10 lor 30 from .the field, missing nine straight shots in the second half. Gail Goodri ch, the other half of the Lak ers' ba ckcourt combination, seored 25 points and Hairston collected 17. Allen Adds 23 For Milwaukee, Lucius Allen added 23 poin ts and Curtis Perry chipped in with 18. · baseball game scheduled· Wednesday was Memphis. postponed due to a school Henry Bibby of UCLA, a activity at Southwestern. member of three consecutive The varsity Marauders were NCAA championship teams, to res ume play tonight was picked by Carolina in against Gallipolis at Mid· Wednesday's eighth round . dleporl. At 9 a. m. today Swen Nater, understudy to there appeared .no way Walton at UCLA, was selected · because of overnight rain by the Floridians in the seventh the lliuc Devil·Marauder round and Bob Ford of Purdue game could be played today. was taken by Memphis in the sixth round. Others were Reggie Bird, a scrappy 6-3 guard from Prince· NHL Playoff Standings By United Press International ton who starred in the 1972 I Quarter-Finals) National Invitation TourSerie s A nament (by Virginia); Hank W. L. gl ga 4 I 18 10 Siemiontkowski of Villanova, x -Boston 1 4 10 18 Toronto who helped the Wildcats to the finals of the 1971 NCAA tourney Series 8 (by New York ) and Tracy w. L. g\ ga 3 2 16 12 Tripucka of Lafayette, one of New York 2 3 12 16 Mon treal the nation's leading scorers (by the F1oridians). . Series C W. L. gf ga At least two or the draf!lld 4 0 14 8 x·Ch icag o players in the two phases have Pillsburgh 0 4 B 14 signed ABA contracts, Jim Series 0 Chones of Marquette with New W. L. gf ga York and Dave Brent of M innesota 3 2 16 13 Jacksonville with Memphis. St . Loui s 2 3 13 16 NG Cage Tourney Starts Wednesday Q-What are the three major racial stocks of man? ' ·' Mrs. Bovie, 93, is Dead • 0 1972 Plymouth -----------'2995 . ,., •• '•. ••• ., ,.,·, DEPENDABLE CITY More Training 4 0 20 9 4 9 20 0 Hershey x.clinched series MEIGS ON TOP The Marauders finished on top with 75 points in a triangular track meet at Middleport Wednesday in competition with Eastern and Southern High squads. Eastern finished second with 56 points and _Southern got 26. AT ... NEW YOfiK (UPI ) - The Virginia Squires, having lost Charlie Scott to the National Basketball Association, O'f· ficially revealed they selected Bob McAdoo, a junior from North Carolina, in the recent secret draft and are making a detennined effort to land the star underclassman. McAdoo, selected by Buffalo· in the NBA draft, was one of the premier athletes selected in a lean year of American Basketball Association selec· lions. The ABA conducted five rounds in secret and then openly announced Wednesday the picks for the sixth through 20th rounds. Other players picked in that secret draft were Larue Martin of Loyola Chicago and Bill Walton of UCLA by ·Dallas; Bud Stallworth of Kansas and Paul Westphal of Southern California by Denver; Tom Riker of South Carolina by Carolina; Corky Calhoun of PeMsylvania by Kentucky and Jim Price of Louisville by 3 2 25 12 x -Cinclnnati and the fourth contest is set there Sunday. " In terms ol statistics and importance," the 6-foot..S Me· Miilian admitted, "I've never played a better game." Los Angeles' slick ;..phomore was 16 for 25 fr,om the floor to offset a 411-point performance by Milwaukee's Ksreem Jabb!lr. Most Important Points The second-year ·forward 's last two points were his most important. He put Los Angeles ahead tAl stay at J31.J3Q with a pair of free throws with I :01 remaining. Jerry West canned a 22footer from behmd a Wllt Chamberlain pick with 27 Squires Going After. North Carolina Ace '2 3 12 25 Cleveland PENSACOLA, Fla. (UP!)- santo roster is defending · Aitholll!h he's the ianest man · champion G.ene Uttler who is on !he pro golf tour,. a lot of back home in California .repeople hsve a tendency to covermg from an operatiOn· overlook George Archer. and the always popular Arnold That's a mistake. Palmer. The 6-foot-6 Californian The big gsllery favorite here doesn'thavethereputationofa in Wednesday's pro am was Jack Nicklaus or a Lee U.S. Open and British Open Trevino. But if he should win champion Lee Trevino who the Monsanto Open which said he dtd not skip Mo~nto, started today, he'll have won "because !feel we owe 11 to the more than three quarters of a people who put on these million dollars in eight years. tournaments to appear." Nicklaus, who won hts fourth _ Despite miss~nLsome of the Masters four dafs ago, Is bigger names, the $150,000 skipping the Monsanto and the Monsanto Open has 10 of this absence of big Jack, Gary year's top 13 money winners Player and BIIIy Casper plus Jim Jamieson, the enhances Aitl\ks ·chances of relative newcomer who made a matching Nicklaus as a three- strong run at Nicklaus in the tournament winner so far tbls Masters last week. year. Trevino, hoping to get his Also missing from the Mon· game ''untracked" after gomg Thompson Has INGLEWOOD, Calif. {UP!)- Jim McMil~an,, an undersized second-year for· ward from Coiwiibia who took Elgin Baylor's spot in the starting lineup, has the Los Angeles Lakers all even with the Milwaukee Bucks. In the second round in the bsttle of ihe National Basket· ball Association's super power~ Wednesday night, McMillian fired in a career high 42 points as the Lakers edged the Bucks 13!;-!34. The Los Angeles victory knotted the clubs' best-of-seven .Western Confeyence final series at one victory apiece. The teams collide in game No. 3 at Milwaukee Friday night' I W. L. gf ga Baltimore ·In for Luncheon · '· W. L. Pet . 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 Vi rginia 00. Manne . eo·rps eo · Ior Guard In Dedication Ceremonies ~ Lakers Shade Bucks, 135-134 Easfern Division Finals By United Press lnternatlon~ Francis claims. +J43 HOP PLANNED A teenage hop will be held at the Meigs Junior High School In MlddlepiH'lfrom 9 to 11:30 p. m. Satill'day with live mustc by Cogwell Convention. Proceeds will go to the Cancer Crusade. ABA Playoff Standings IIY United Press lntemaJional t ,\II Series Best of Seven! 17J.SSU Hoton: 7 folt.p.III. IIIIIIY. · ·MASON, W.VA. H.m.lol ,.m. Frtdly & lltvniiY' customer at this price. Add.ltlo""l t1.b0 ••ch A tough and lively · ball made by MacGregor 0 6 ·10·00 1-5 If we shquld sell out of I his item, we will give you a" rainchec:k" aSsuring future delivery at the advertised price. �• ., I %'- The Daily Senti!lel, Mlddleport·PQIJlei"Of, 0 ., April u, 1972 ' • ' Irish Extremists· DeterDtined ·~ upon Separatism. .I . ' ' EDITOR's NOTE: The .man following direct rule from wbo has taken the lead ~~ 1 L!Jndon. Norther• Ireland's militant Phteatlllll, former Home Af· .BY JoSEPH W. GRIGG fain Mflllltl!r WOllam Cralg, BELFAST, Northern Ireland de1crlbeli In tbe following (UPI)- William Craig, a 47· exdUJlve bliervlew wftb Ul'l year-old lawyer who heads ,•Cblei EurOpean Correapmdent tnster 's extreme Protestant Joseph W; Grigg how bls Vanguard Movement, .said 00:. followers would react to unlfl· day he would resort tQ forre to cation with the lrisb RepubUc. ,-event ibe• province being Grigg Is on an exten4ed handed over tQ the Irish anfgnment to Northern RepubUc. irel111d illvesllgatlng Ill fnture He said or~anizations aSSOCI- • e ated with Vanguard have military contingency plans, 75,000 armed men and the weapons for an armed takeover. "!'think this would be a very remote contingency," he said· in an interview with United Prei!ls Jnternatio!J8i. "I think we have. sufficient political power to make ·the British government see reason. But we ·would be ·prepared for an armed takeover as a last resort." Helen G. Baer Dies Thursday At Age of 82 ~ . Mrs. Helen G. Baer, 82, TI1eodorus Council, Daughters Minersville, Route· 1, died of America, Pomeroy. Thursday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. William Surviving are her husband, Grueser, Condor St., Pomeroy. Christy Baer, Minersville; Mrs. Baer was the daughter three daughters, .Ml'll. Hiram of the late Himry and Elizabeth (Grace) Fisher, Minersville; Genheimer Yost. She was a Ml'll. William (Mary) Grueser, member of the ~ores! Run and Mr-s . Joe (Louise) Meth'odist Church and · Gloeckner, both of Pomeroy; two grandchildren, and thr~e great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Forrest · Donley of· ficiating . .Burial ivill be in Minersville Hili Cemetery. Friends may call. at the funeral home anylif!!e after 7 tonight. ' Craig, a deceptively soft. spoken lawyer and one-time home affairs minister in the suspended Northern Ireland government, laWJChed a twoday general strike that biought ltfe in the province to a. standstill after Britain imposed . direct rule frotn London March 30. Leaves for Trip He was leaving today on a Illday trip to the United States, Callada and the Caribbean to consult with businessmen; law· yers and economists about Northern Ireland's future in case of a break with Britain. Spesking in hi.s large Victor' ian-era home in a prosperous middle class Protestant section of Belfast, Craig · said Vanguard ,was totaUy opposed to direct British rule. If, as he is convinced, rule from London fails to end the present vioumoe, he said he ' "~ today·s FUNNY · ~ T;~ AT aRJDoe 0 ' 3- Tbe DaUy Sentinel, Mlddleport.Pomeroy, 0., April13, 1972 ; ~ ·~ Montreal Still In Running ·'Submarine Play' loi ' favors a unilateral declaration nee _nry. He said Vanguard of independence and .CI'tllltion wu read,)' lint to re8011 to of an tndependera "Brltiall tn· . llrtkel, rallies, dvll dflobe.. ster." dlence and allier meuures to "Weshoulduseforceofarma ~· NilrtiHI'Illreland ''onif there were any aUempt to jowmable." suppress the will of the ·He said it wwld do 10 if rule majority," he said. "Sy that I from London r.l1a to crush the mean weare not goinllto allow' ·l'riSI Repuh[iean Armi (IRA); anyone~ther the Brltllb or the Irish government-to nego- . IMfROVJNG NOW tiate us into the Irish RepUbMrs, Nellie Eblin remains lie." confined to the Inteilsive care Destrtbel Takeover want · of tb: Ho~r· Medical Craig said a Protestilnt Center. Her datighter, Maxine military tilkeover probably · .Du!!an, reports, however, that would start With an aUack on Mra. Eblin's condition Ia lm· "the republican element In the proved. There are no visitors ~IJ!Iity ,.. . . permitted. Mra. Ebnn would He said the illm &lao woold be appreci'ate cards from Meigs to "isolate" the 15,000 Britiah County friends. troops in Northern Ireland. He Sale ON FRIDAY said he doubted 1n any case A nanmage sale will be held they would oppoae a Va'nguard from' a.m. to 4 p. m. Friday at takeover. . Craig said he doubts a the Middleport First United military takeover would be Presbytel'ian Church. ... Safety r.. Todoy'o FUNNY ••I ..., 11.00 .ell origi•l"ft~nr" ¥MI. St".d 901• h: ToHy's fUNNY, 1200 Wnt Third St., Clo.lloo<l, OW. "Ill. NORTH 13 • 83 ¥Q4 + AKQ982 • 653 WEST EAST . .J9 .10542 ¥ AKJ853Z ¥1097 • 65 • 10 7 .A2 .JI094 SOUTH (D) .l'.KQ 76 ¥6 . .KQ87 Both vulnerable West 2. Pass Pass I.3. North East South 3t Pass Pass Pass ~· Opening lead~• ' '•' · K By Oswald & James Jacoby a::iu:. umn mY JJbbb:tAt1JJ W fJ WP , or PW 0 7 ., "I like playing IMP matches," said old man Z. "We never played them back in the old auction days when I played all the dummies for Work, Whitehead , Foster and Lenz but the same plays seem to crop up ." The very first hand of the match found . him in four spades after his old time partner, Y, raised him in preference to. rebidding his own strong six.card minor suit . . A opened hearts and con· tinued the suit. Z ruffed the second heart and remarked to his partner, " I could go after lhe rest of the tricks but we are playing IMPs and Mr . Work would not rest in peace if he thought I had forgotten the safety play he taught me for this kind of hand.' ' Then Z led his seven of ;pades. Poor A, who was s(ill de· fending against Z's contracts after 49 years, shrugged his shoulders and remarked, "Fixed a~ain . " He was right. After th1s submarine play there was no way for the de· fense to set the contract. A cashed his club ace to hold Z to four and that was all. If Z had played out his high trumps he would have been set. B. sitting East. would simply ruff the third .diamond with his master trump and dummy's last three diamonds would wither on the vhie . Voice along.Br'Way BY JACK O'BRIAN psved 11106tly With aolemno~~~es.saged lntentiom, MARCELLO'S MARRYING FOR THREE but "SUgar" granulates happier targets ... The NEW YORK · (KFS) Marcello score by Jute Styne and Bob Merrill didn't Mastroianni will get a divorce. (In France) any strike a critical ear on first bending as edition. Then he'll wed Catherine lleneul!. She's significantly Important. exiJecting his chUd - and no mystery; llley '!be atorenoted Elaine "SUgar" Joyce is ll'Oclaim .It! Henny YOiqlllln's wrltillg his Mra. Bpbby Van, Wife of the ·~o. No, Nanette" autoblog for Putnam's Sons and Clrroll earron !fanclng sensation First rdghter Mary Martin, · will collilb. Our suggested tiUe, a switch on after her two years In Brazil, looked no less than Renny's oldest wlfe-)Gke: ''Take My Life 15 years younger than last we saw her as she Please !••The reallty set aay multl.bllllonalre D. was leaving .N.Y. . • K. Ludwig bought the Golf & Western Bldg. oo Harry Hershfield, at the Walter Winchell Columbus Circle (hou.sin8 the new Paramoont memorial at the Lambe Club, told a story no one Theater). on Bdwy. ever hsd elicountered: _that he'd been star Julie Harris blamtd ~ Cor cffered the N.Y. Mirror column and turned it opening rdght inslifldencles' of btr "Voim" down and iruggested "an unkn0lf11. kid nsmed ghost drama. The author shouliln't let Julie take WincheH" for what ibe 85-yesr.old Hershfleld sll that debit ... Peggy Cass, wbc) Ia back In Pace said was tile "$125 a week" job. Harry creates College for a degree, Ia a lunchtime 'tween· belated fiction: William A Curley hired Win· classes customer at Umberto's Clam Ho~~~e chell at $500 a week plus $1,000 for signing where Crazy Joey Gallo was rubbed out at after Walter had ignited the popular-journaliam dawn. Perfectly sale. No noontime lky as the hottest element of the breezily vulgar assassinations are planned ... We hear radiD old N.Y. Graphic. jaw-jockey Barry Farber, who chatten In 16 BIU Curley told ua that story and WW's own. languages, just married in one of them. Greek? veraloii was a carl>on. Songsmlib Leroy An· Robert Morse Is a mallllif!cenUy hammy deraon (''Fiddle Faddle," "Sleigh Ride," lunatic in the new "Sugar" mnalcal; even with "Syncopated Clock" etc.) composed his IN TilE ROARING 200 THIS BAND made numerous tilled. Perhsps readers will be able to make these identhe essentially distasteful problem of hia attire daughter Jane's wedding march when she appearances in Pomeroy.. A volunteer group of sll ages, the tifications. Known are, front row, from the left, William throughout- campy trasveltlte cwtnme (It's a married Peter Verce_W last weekend ... New band even played preceding professional fight matches and Bichman, Ed Scharf, Joe Harbrecht, and director, Gaston Bdwy. stage veralon of the "Some Like n Hot" deacrlptlon of a ~actlonary: a llberal who just other. events at the Pomeroy Opera House. This photo· of the Boulord; second row,left, Ben Neutzling, Ed Bauer, Helena film) - he managed to keep tile IIU[I[IOiedly got mugged ... We met Peter Falk on 3rd Ave. IIJ:O!IP;taken in 1925, belonged to the late WOllam Blc;hman, Phillips Daniels, Jim Fontana, Raymond Harbrecht, Victor sophisticated (ftmler audience wildly bllarlous , w~ hia rumpled old ''Columl!o" TV series who was a member. Mr. Blchnlan was the father of Miss Harbrecht; back row, Leroy Barsotti, unidentified; Alva Ethel Merman sat beblnd 118 and_virlua!JY~ ratiu:oat; he leaves "Prisoner o! 2nd Ave." Marie Blclunan and Mrs. Delmar A. Canaday, both of Rite, Elmer Wehrung, R. D. Young, unidentified, Will busted a girdle; Mary Martin .right In front soon. Art Carney replaces and will tour the sllow Pomeroy. All of the members except two have been iden· (NEWSPAPER EHTUPIIISI ASSN.) Hetzger, Herman Fisher and Oakley Wehrung. bobbed her platinum bob~ead In endless nell season. laughter; tile audience liked everything, more A Lhasa apso bit Henry Fonda right in the ·-·· '.·.... :.: . - :-.-: -·-·. than we can say for ourself ... It's a bappy ipJo facto ... Faces in places : The Cliff Robertsollll (Dina Merrill) dashing through the vulgarity, not prurient, odiOUI - . more the The bidding has been: broad naiJI!htlness practiced by Groucho, Bobb7 snaU course at the Sea Fare of ibe Aegean West North East Clark, Ed Wynn, Harpo and others wbo [ftlald Albert Finney at the Esaex House in a short • By Helen and Sue Hottel oversexlness and chased tbe girls, never to baircul. Quite the new hirsute thing in London, 1+ 1¥ Pass Pas."' 4• Pass catch them .. ~ Tony Roberti, a ba~ lad, he 111ys. Do Peace and Violence Mix? You, South , hold: makes a homety· paeudo-lemale but Ia fumy; Early ears report Eddie Heywood's DEAR RAP: .AK654 ¥AZ +J •UK854 Cyril Ritchard has far more poliab and clowniJI3 "Martha's Vlneyard'Rhspsody" will be another Today's youth is peare loving, right? No more wars; "treat What do you do now ? elegancelhanhiamaterlal, buthia greatliyle Ia ''Canadlln Sunset," which made him rich An metensler"; care about each other, and all that jazz. The itinerary for David center. A-Bid f4lur no-trump. There mo.st welcome; Elaine Joy~ playa ''Sugar" and ex-N .Y. very-very-big pol was.offered the stolen Dedication ceremonies will is some !.light chance lhat the So tell me this: why do they flock to movies about violence, Hartman of NBC's "The Bold is a darling numbskull; Steve CondoB earned bonds In the Judge 'lbaler (convicted) case and h11nd wiU.•..warrant a grand-.;lam like "Straw Dogs," "A Clockwork Orange," "Dirty Harry"? Ones" has been completed on begin promptly at 2 p.m. and actual cheers for his tspdancing ganglier role llbrewdly snooted same ... Drab commentary : bid. How come ibey stay up to watch the late, late horror shows• ;;- the occasion of his trip to the end at 3 p.m. ... It's far from a total trlwnpb, but it has Its only tower.prlced service inN. Y. is abortion, TODAY'S QUESTION Hartman, who plays Dr. dedication of the new $21 CURIOUS wildly Insane moments we dearly wish had half the prire a year ago. You do bid four no-trump million Holzer Medical Center Paul Hunter on "The Bold DEAR CURIOUS: and your partner bids five dia come more often ... Broadway ama currently Ones" Sunday nights could VIolence forever attracts because it shocks: Just as many here. mond~ to show one ace. What John Rafferty, executi ve have been a top business do you do now? sporla, from racing to ski·jumping, root their basic appeal in danger, so do many' viewers like the "safe" danger of watching vi ce president and Robert executive. In . 1957 he was . Daniel, administrator of graduated with a B.A. in make«Ueve people's blood spatter . economics and had job offers I'm not one of these viewers: even such hoked-up stuff as Holzer Medical Center Clinic, from 32 major U.S. firms. Then . "Night Gallery" gives me the crawls. So I'll pass your question said Mr. Hartman will arrive in Huntington Sunday night, again, he could have been a on to the yoWtger generation. Sue: take It, kid. -HELEN April 16 and be the guest of top-flight entertainer as a ' DEAR CUROUS: WSAZ-TV where he will tape musician, having mastered the I'd jusl as soon NOT take Ibis question because I'm not a Glenn E. Thompson, 36, news programs and violin, saxophone, clarinet and violence freak either. Even extreme curiosity - I keep telling promotional announc.ments flute . He was also offered A U. S. Marine Corps Color raising performed by the the Ohio State flag and last, the Pomeroy Route 2, a cable myself -couldn'tlureme to "A Clockwork Orange." Guard, the Gallipolia Blue .Marine Corps Color Guard. Holzer Medical Center flag. splicer, has received a cerprofessional basebsll contracts April 17. But I belleve a lot of young people see these shows to be Devil Marcblng Band, and Immediately following the The medical center flag bears tiflcate for completing a cable He will come to Gallipolis in with the Boston Braves and many local dlgnitades have dedicatory address by John W. the new blue and gold seal of pressurtutlon course at reassured. They go in wiib the attitude, "Our world is in a big time for the noon press lun- Philadelphia Phillies. agreed to participate in the ·Rafferty, uecutlve vice the center on a white General Telephone Co. of mess!" And they come out saying, "I'm glad tblngs aren't that cheon at the new center where The dedication is open to ll]e dedication reremonles of the president of Holzer Medical bsekground and will be aeen Ohio's Plant Training School.in bad!"- SUE he will meet the press of · the public and the Gallia County DEAR RAP: area, and later that llfternoon Junior Fair has agreed to open new $21 mlllion Holzer Medical Center, the color guard- 'will for the first time when it is Marion. : Employes are trained to I know you can't answer all my questions about VD, but tell be the speaker for the their parking area for persons Center, Monday, Aprill7, at 2 march to the sign p!ua at the raised Monday afternoon. p. m. front al the Clllllplex and raise Aa the three banners are pressurize telephone cables me this: if you hsve it onre and are cured, are you immune? wishing to attend the 2 ·p.m. dedication of the new medical The ilcitivites, open tu . the three flags. hoisted,' the GallipoliS Blue and locate leaks that might ceremony. HOPEFUL public, will feature in place of a . The first flag to be raised will DevU Marching Band under develop. Air pressure Is ap.· DEAR HOPEFUL: ribbon-cutting ceremony a flag be the United Slates flag, then the direction of Charles A. plied to cables to reduce serAbsolutely NOT! You run the chanre of reinfection each time Rowe, wtll play the national vice outages to customers. ' ' you make It with someone who hss th_e disease. - HELEN AND SUE . -----~---------------------,anthem. · Thompson has been with the · I Holzer Medical Center of. company 10 years. He works in DEAR READERS: Letters of opilll011 - wdc:omed. They llheuld be leu I ficials aaid they feel this type Pomeroy area exchanges in You can 1100 almost all the answers in a FREE booklet, lh• 301 word• long (or be 1ubjed to reduttloli by ibe editor) reremony will he more in· the company's Athena District. Mrs. Emma K. Bovie, 93, businessman. "FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT VD BUT PROBABLY and muatbe slped wtth~ulpee'ndtkeu. Name~ may be spiring than the traditional Thompson previously com- · died at I :05 p.m. Wednesday in DON'T." Send your requests to: . Born in Gallipolis on Nov. 6, withheld upoa pabUcetloa, howe~~er, 011 reqaeat. Letten ribbon-cutting which ususlly pleted six other specialized Holzer Medical Center on First 1878, the daughter of the late Metropolitan Life Jnsuranre Company llheuld be 1n good ta1te, lllldreulng iliaCI, IIOt peiiGUlltletl. accompanies dedication ac- courses in the company's Ave . She had been hospitalized Ernest .and Anna Stiger! Hesliband Welfare Division Uvitles. !raining program. several weeks. One Madison Avenue Giessler, she residell at 49 Following the flag r~ising, Mrs. Bovle was the widow of Locust St. New York, N.Y.,IOOIO. there will be a dedicatory the late J. Harley Bovie, The caribou is the only She was a member of the DEAR HELEN: prayer by Rev. Robert Davis of deer in which both sexes prominent Gallipoli s First United Presbyterian ;which topics brought most reader response during the late have antlers. Even the fawns the Hope United Methodist Church of Gallipolis where she winter? -ALWAYS INTERESTED have small spiked antlers. Church in Wellston. Rev. Davis ' ' The Dai~ Sentinel ,_ was organist and choir director DEAR A.l.: Ia the secretary of the Holzer DEVOTED TO THE / ~. mo~e than 50 years. She also "Unwed motherhood," and "Jesus Christ Superstar." The Thank,sl to everybody Medical Center Chaplaincy is free and oj,en to the public. INTEREST OF served as organist at the flrat inspired such a variety of interesting responses that we'll Committee. parking facllltlel for the MEIGS·MASDN AREA GaIiipoIIS State InstitUte 25 Dear Sir: CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, devote a whole column to them tbls weekend. Dr. John W. Cu~miln, publlc haVll been arranged at EKec. Ed. years. We would like to take lbla opportunity to apr;~~~~ our The secmd? It brought Sue an armload of brickbats - for director-designate of the Ohio the Junior Fairgrounds just ROBERT HOEFLICH. She is Survived by a SOn and gratitude to tile people o! Melp County for llll}dnl ''Cancer Cltv EdUor , her favorable review. llepmment of Health, will acrou U. S. Route 3S from the Published da ily n c ep t daughter, Fred Bovte, Sunday" a genuine 1111:ceu by taldng In elevenolwDchd Members of certain denominations, we learn, conslder this deliver · greetings from the new renter, and the activities Satur.da~ by The On ;o Valley Columbus and Mrs Rooney dollars. Publrsh•no Compan y , 111 • ' • • . rock opera dangerously aacrileglous. When Sue agreed with governor and make brief will take Place· on the. patient courl Sl .. Pomeroy . Oh ;o, i!lownmg, Middleport; 21 It would be a near lmpoea1blllty to 11111111 Ill tile people who . another "Superstar" enthusiast that Ill gl'eat music would not remarks. Following him will be and visitor parking lot of the •S769 . Busineu . Offic• Phonegrandchildren and one greathelped as tbelllt utendefromtbe ScboolSyllem, to tbt coob, to David Hartman of NBC's ''The complex in front of the fleW $21 992-21!6. Edllor<al Phont 992d hild • corrupt ' teenage liateners, these good people flooded ua With m>. . gran c . the entertainment, to tbe clllpiayl, and on~. 111nmer, an Bold Onea" television series. mlllion strucllu'e. Jllmphlell, booklets, articles, proclamations and personal let. · ~tcond class poslage paio a1 One brother and five sisters Pomeroy , Oh io. . oft forgotten man In lhia type of . . . . . Ia tile m111 ~k with' Master of Caremonies for tera, sll blasting "JCS" as a work of the DevU. Ah, so! -HELEN Publlc open bouse and tours preceded her m death. N a tiona 1 a dv ert i s i n g the cleanup. A real 111r1 , l lart Wll Jll!llortll by M~ High Monday's activities will be Dr. of ibe ·new bulldlrig haw been 1 ' P.S. Thlrd plare on our "response meter" was earned by the repr~stnlatlve Bolllne11 · Funeral servires wlll be Gallagtter , Inc .. 12 East 42nd School's Uoyd (Dinty) Moan. He wu lbln -'f to blip 1111 CharlesE.Holler,Jr.,cblef.of. arranged for Tilesctay and que~tion, "How can a non-Christian minority insist we ben st .. Now York City. New York . conducted 2 p.m. Saturday at CbriBimas trees, etc. from our public schovls?" I found out!! Subscr;p1ion · rates: De · the McCoy-Weli1erholt-Moore things up and lllayed late to blip tllle tlilnp down. Mr. Moore, u staffofHolzerMedlcaiCenter. Wedneaday following Hv!red bY' carr i er' where • • Medical center spokesman ~lcatioo. The building will be Evidently the ~mplete separation of church and state caused a 1va1lablt so cents per week ; Funeral Home an Galhpolis well as aU the other people, wl•leftd their time llllllllenll to start this year's Melp Ol111ty Clncer Qouude off 011 the right said the program will begin at open fr01112 W1tl14 and 7 until 9 By ~o1or Routt w_ h ere carr ;er with Rev. Glen R. Hueholt bitter fight iii rertain eastern states last year. And quite a few ' servtce pot avo&lilble : One . . , foot. ' I:~ p. m. with a minl~cert p.m. esch day for publlc tours. rocks were thrown my way because I stood for Christmas trees . month sus. By mai l in on ;o of!IC1allng . Again, Meigs County, 1 very belrt)' THANK YOU! by the Blue Devil Band and the • During these two days, both and W. Va .. One ve•r 11<.00. Burial will be in Mound Hill Hallelt, I never onre thought of them as religious symbOls, but Six months 57 .25 . Three , . dedication cetemony will start parking lots in the front of the Paul Cud, John Reece, Co.awrm.nol!J'IUfelca Couoty only as llappy traditlona. - H. monlhS suo . Subscr ;plion Cemetery. Fnends may call at . · llfOIJIPIIY at 2. The program building will be open to the pric~ inc;ltJdes Sunday ;T imes the funeral home on Friday be· Cancer Crusade. (NOTE FROM "RAP" TO "RAP": Politics and religion are Stntmel. 'willlastonehourendingat3. It public. S.We want to wipe ont cancer In tour lifetime. P. tween 2-5 anri 7-9 p.m. dangef'QUB subject.s. ,Avoid 'em! oo. oo• • oo• Generation Rap Hartman Getting Can the Montreal Canadiens tiosstbly be elhninated from Stanley, Cup competition in their own ·beloved ,Forum? It doesn't seem likely but the New York Rangers, who,had a S:llead in games but then lost the fifth game in New York Tuesday night, will try t.l oust the Canadiens in Montreal Thursday night. ,With all that tradition behind them at home, the Canadiens are favored to tie the series at three games each and send it back to New York SUnday for the seventh and final. game. Even Madison Square Garden officials aren't optimistic ab8ut the Rangers' chances. They moved Sunday's Knick-Boston Celtic basketball playoff game back from 9 p.m. to 2 p.m. (EST) Sunday in anticipation--of a RangersCanadiens game that night. But the Rangers did beat the Canadiens in the fourth game of the series at Montreal and they're convinced they can do it·again. "We're in awfully good shape," Ranger Coach Emile New York Western Divn Semifinals W. L. Pet. 4, 0 1.000 K·Uiah 0 4 .000 Dallas There'll be another . Stanley Cup game Thursday night with W . L Pet. the Minnesota North stars Indiana 3 3 .500 3 3 .500 going for the cllncher over the Denver St. Louis Blues. . •·<llnched series . M . innesota took' a 3-21ead in Wednesday's Results (No games scheduled I the series with a· 4-3 victory · Thursday's Games New York over the Blues Tuesday night at Virginia but St. Louis will have the Denver at Indiana home ice advantage in the NBA Playoff Standings sixth gllljle. By United Press International St. louis Coach AI Arbour js (All Series Best of Seven! oonvinced there'll be a seventh £aslern Conference Final W. L Pel. game. "We're going back to BostOn 0 0 .000 Minnesota," he insisted. New York 0 0 .000 Arbour · figures the home .Western Conference Fina I crowd will help St. Louis in the W. L. Pet. sixth game. "We've got a lot of Milwaukee · I 1 .500 young players," he said. "They Los Angeles 1 1 .500 get a little n.ustered at times Wednesday's Results Los Ang13S Milwaukee 134 and make a few mistakes but (Only Game scheduled) ' they certainly don't lack Thursday's Games heart." New York at Boston Arbour says he'll start AHL Playoff Standings Jackques Caron, who has By United Press lnlernalional played four of the five games, (All Series Best of Seven! in net while Minnesota Coach Series A W. L gf ga Jackie Gordon will make his '3 1 1712 Boston usual choice between Gump Providence 1 3 12 17 Worsley and Cesare Maniago. Series B Worseley has played three of W. L. gf ga the games and won two of x -Nova Scotia 4 1 28 6 them. 1· 4 6 28 Springfield Series C Archer Has Eye · On Monsanto Title Series D W. L. gf1a oo• '• ., 0 ,. • ·'' .. WITH YOUON ANY CAR YOU'RE INTERESTED IN .. ' . •! ·.· •.·• .."·; ~ . Wednesday's Results Nova Sco· tla 11 Springfield 1 Baltimore 10 Cleveland 1 !Only games scheduled) Thursday's Games Prov idence at Boston !Only game scheduled! i2 strokes over par last week, shot a 68 in a Tuesday pro..am and a ?0 in a Wednesday pro· am. "I'm playing pretty good from tee to green, but 1seem to hsve lost confidenre in my putter," Trevino said as he headed for the !l'actice green after Wednesday's round. The Mon~.~to, ,, formerly known as the 1rensacola Open, Is being · played over · the relatively Qat, 6,679-yard Penssco!a Country Club course adjarent to Pensacola Bay. . The Monsanto Open offers the last chanre for a berth in next week's Tournament of Champions at La Costa, Calif. Among the more iban 125 entrants in the 147-rnan field who haven 'I won sinre last year's tournament of cham· pions. The field will be trimmed to the low 70 scorers (and ties) at the end of the second round Friday. The Fraternal Order of Eagles of Wellston and French City Mobile Homes (GAHS Coaches ) captured opening Meigs Wins First Match save. The Meigs Golf team won its first match of the season Wednesday night by defeating Jackson 211 to 215 at the Pomeroy Golf Course. Meigs' Steve Story was medalist with a 37. The results of the five man match : Story, 37; Mike Me· Peak, Jackson, 38 ; Dave Mitchell, Jackson 40 ; Jon Buck, Meigs, 41; Dan Morrow, Jackson, 49; Jim Story, Meigs, 43; Dave Roe, Jackson, 42; Marty Vaughan, Meigs, 42; Rick Billmen, Jackson, 46; Randy Chafin, Meigs," 46 . Meigs Is scheduled to play New Lexington and Zanesville today at New Lexington. • vinyl roof, 2,000 mlles , full warranty .. . see this one and 1970 Oldsmobile ----------'2795 Zimmerman canned 23 points in pacing the Wellston club over Southwestern, 8lHI3. Other players in double figures were Carpenter with 20 ; Compton, 16 and Ramsey 11. Keith~carter had 25 points lor Southwestern. AI Carter had 17 and Dave Morgan 15. French City Mobile Homes downed Matthews-Edelblute 118-811. For the French Mobile Home, Ken Turner was high with 25. Buddy Moore had 24 and Jim Osborne 22. Ron Logan had 15 and Ed Pauley 13. Doxie Walters led the losers with 26 points. Randy Ratcliff had 21, Bill Collier 14. · Friday, Athens Masonry will play Sayre's Carryout and J. R. Sohio of McArthur will play the Gallipolis Area Jaycees. Admission is 75 cents (or adults and 50 cents for students. , Ouster 2 dr. cpe., "Slant SIK ' 3 speed, sharp trade, economy is yours here. 11 PUSH MOWERS one owner-1 1968 Camaro ------------,'1895 Hardtop eou·pe, V·8, automatic, p..st., console sh)ll, sharp "hugger" !rom Chevle. • 4 CYCLE 1967 Mercury._..;_________ $1395 18"&20" CUTIER BlADE EASY SPIN STARTING Monterey • 'ctoor, V·8, automatic, p..steerlng, very ntce one-owner frade-in . 1967.Otftrolet ___________ _$1395 TO . Sizes: Small to Extra Large. Many styles ·& 'colors to choose from. 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Limit3per Special 4 door, V.6, standard transmission. you can't hardly find them no more. ' .• Sout~we s t ern /V~a • . ' ' $295 1963 Buick·------------- OPEN UNTIL 'I:OO P.M. each evening " B"- IKERM'S KORNER I AT SALE GOOD THRU APRIL 22 Impala 2 dr. HT. V·8, auto,;,allc. p.. steerlng, air con· dlllonlng, stiarp red finish. . · · . .· Meigs s"PRJNG • BRIGGS & STRATTON , . ENGINE 1 The offi cials made." In the Lakers dressing room, Bill Sharman pointed out that his team won despite being outshot from the floor 57 field goals to 52. The Bucks' shootipg percentage was 61 per c"ent to the Lakers' -49 per cent. The filth game pf the series will be pla yed he re next Tuesday night. night victories Wednesday night' in the fourth annual North Gallia Band Boosters Independen t Cage Tour· AD-O-LINE. " Cutlass Supreme "SX" 2 dr. HT, V.8, automatic, p.-st., p.. 1970 Plymoutll-----------'1895 ag ainst them to 18 for the !,akers. "Do you think we were that much ' more ag gressive ?n Oscar Rob ertson asked a reporter .· "It's fortunate the game is on film. People can check on all the ll)istakes the GAME DELA. YEO X·Ciinched Series _ Wednesday ' s Result s "SW·E·E-T \ br., 25,000 miles, very, very sharp. The Bucks were upset with r~ferees Manny Sukol and Don Murphy, who called 27 fo uls nament. A - Caucasoid or white. Mongoloid or yellow, and Negroid or black. "Gold Duster" 2 dr. spt. cpe., '318' V·8, f.fllte. p.·steerlng, secondS left and that made the score 13.'\.130 for the Lakers. After a Jabbar jump shot fi ve seconds later cut the Laker margin to one, Happy Hairston drove the bsseline for a layup with six seconds remainin g to put Los Angeles in front 13!;132. Jabbar · had another jumper with two seconds to go. West finished with 28 poin ts . He was 10 lor 30 from .the field, missing nine straight shots in the second half. Gail Goodri ch, the other half of the Lak ers' ba ckcourt combination, seored 25 points and Hairston collected 17. Allen Adds 23 For Milwaukee, Lucius Allen added 23 poin ts and Curtis Perry chipped in with 18. · baseball game scheduled· Wednesday was Memphis. postponed due to a school Henry Bibby of UCLA, a activity at Southwestern. member of three consecutive The varsity Marauders were NCAA championship teams, to res ume play tonight was picked by Carolina in against Gallipolis at Mid· Wednesday's eighth round . dleporl. At 9 a. m. today Swen Nater, understudy to there appeared .no way Walton at UCLA, was selected · because of overnight rain by the Floridians in the seventh the lliuc Devil·Marauder round and Bob Ford of Purdue game could be played today. was taken by Memphis in the sixth round. Others were Reggie Bird, a scrappy 6-3 guard from Prince· NHL Playoff Standings By United Press International ton who starred in the 1972 I Quarter-Finals) National Invitation TourSerie s A nament (by Virginia); Hank W. L. gl ga 4 I 18 10 Siemiontkowski of Villanova, x -Boston 1 4 10 18 Toronto who helped the Wildcats to the finals of the 1971 NCAA tourney Series 8 (by New York ) and Tracy w. L. g\ ga 3 2 16 12 Tripucka of Lafayette, one of New York 2 3 12 16 Mon treal the nation's leading scorers (by the F1oridians). . Series C W. L. gf ga At least two or the draf!lld 4 0 14 8 x·Ch icag o players in the two phases have Pillsburgh 0 4 B 14 signed ABA contracts, Jim Series 0 Chones of Marquette with New W. L. gf ga York and Dave Brent of M innesota 3 2 16 13 Jacksonville with Memphis. St . Loui s 2 3 13 16 NG Cage Tourney Starts Wednesday Q-What are the three major racial stocks of man? ' ·' Mrs. Bovie, 93, is Dead • 0 1972 Plymouth -----------'2995 . ,., •• '•. ••• ., ,.,·, DEPENDABLE CITY More Training 4 0 20 9 4 9 20 0 Hershey x.clinched series MEIGS ON TOP The Marauders finished on top with 75 points in a triangular track meet at Middleport Wednesday in competition with Eastern and Southern High squads. Eastern finished second with 56 points and _Southern got 26. AT ... NEW YOfiK (UPI ) - The Virginia Squires, having lost Charlie Scott to the National Basketball Association, O'f· ficially revealed they selected Bob McAdoo, a junior from North Carolina, in the recent secret draft and are making a detennined effort to land the star underclassman. McAdoo, selected by Buffalo· in the NBA draft, was one of the premier athletes selected in a lean year of American Basketball Association selec· lions. The ABA conducted five rounds in secret and then openly announced Wednesday the picks for the sixth through 20th rounds. Other players picked in that secret draft were Larue Martin of Loyola Chicago and Bill Walton of UCLA by ·Dallas; Bud Stallworth of Kansas and Paul Westphal of Southern California by Denver; Tom Riker of South Carolina by Carolina; Corky Calhoun of PeMsylvania by Kentucky and Jim Price of Louisville by 3 2 25 12 x -Cinclnnati and the fourth contest is set there Sunday. " In terms ol statistics and importance," the 6-foot..S Me· Miilian admitted, "I've never played a better game." Los Angeles' slick ;..phomore was 16 for 25 fr,om the floor to offset a 411-point performance by Milwaukee's Ksreem Jabb!lr. Most Important Points The second-year ·forward 's last two points were his most important. He put Los Angeles ahead tAl stay at J31.J3Q with a pair of free throws with I :01 remaining. Jerry West canned a 22footer from behmd a Wllt Chamberlain pick with 27 Squires Going After. North Carolina Ace '2 3 12 25 Cleveland PENSACOLA, Fla. (UP!)- santo roster is defending · Aitholll!h he's the ianest man · champion G.ene Uttler who is on !he pro golf tour,. a lot of back home in California .repeople hsve a tendency to covermg from an operatiOn· overlook George Archer. and the always popular Arnold That's a mistake. Palmer. The 6-foot-6 Californian The big gsllery favorite here doesn'thavethereputationofa in Wednesday's pro am was Jack Nicklaus or a Lee U.S. Open and British Open Trevino. But if he should win champion Lee Trevino who the Monsanto Open which said he dtd not skip Mo~nto, started today, he'll have won "because !feel we owe 11 to the more than three quarters of a people who put on these million dollars in eight years. tournaments to appear." Nicklaus, who won hts fourth _ Despite miss~nLsome of the Masters four dafs ago, Is bigger names, the $150,000 skipping the Monsanto and the Monsanto Open has 10 of this absence of big Jack, Gary year's top 13 money winners Player and BIIIy Casper plus Jim Jamieson, the enhances Aitl\ks ·chances of relative newcomer who made a matching Nicklaus as a three- strong run at Nicklaus in the tournament winner so far tbls Masters last week. year. Trevino, hoping to get his Also missing from the Mon· game ''untracked" after gomg Thompson Has INGLEWOOD, Calif. {UP!)- Jim McMil~an,, an undersized second-year for· ward from Coiwiibia who took Elgin Baylor's spot in the starting lineup, has the Los Angeles Lakers all even with the Milwaukee Bucks. In the second round in the bsttle of ihe National Basket· ball Association's super power~ Wednesday night, McMillian fired in a career high 42 points as the Lakers edged the Bucks 13!;-!34. The Los Angeles victory knotted the clubs' best-of-seven .Western Confeyence final series at one victory apiece. The teams collide in game No. 3 at Milwaukee Friday night' I W. L. gf ga Baltimore ·In for Luncheon · '· W. L. Pet . 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 Vi rginia 00. Manne . eo·rps eo · Ior Guard In Dedication Ceremonies ~ Lakers Shade Bucks, 135-134 Easfern Division Finals By United Press lnternatlon~ Francis claims. +J43 HOP PLANNED A teenage hop will be held at the Meigs Junior High School In MlddlepiH'lfrom 9 to 11:30 p. m. Satill'day with live mustc by Cogwell Convention. Proceeds will go to the Cancer Crusade. ABA Playoff Standings IIY United Press lntemaJional t ,\II Series Best of Seven! 17J.SSU Hoton: 7 folt.p.III. IIIIIIY. · ·MASON, W.VA. H.m.lol ,.m. Frtdly & lltvniiY' customer at this price. Add.ltlo""l t1.b0 ••ch A tough and lively · ball made by MacGregor 0 6 ·10·00 1-5 If we shquld sell out of I his item, we will give you a" rainchec:k" aSsuring future delivery at the advertised price. �• .. • 5- The Dally Sentinel, "liddleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Aprill3, 1972 4- The DIUy S!ntlnel, Mkldleport·PIIIiien>f, 0 ., April 13, 11'12 • ; j(fi·NI . Falcons wm ·Io-4r ·Pacers Prepare For Rpekets •' coach; was pleased .with the performance of his club, which Wahama · !.ravels to finished well back in fourth The Wahama White Falcons out when Randy Clark place in the West. "No matter got two cJutch hits and strong grounded out, Lambert wa~ hit · Hurricane tonight for a 4:30 p., what happens," said Hannum; relief pitching last night ' to by a pitch, Curtis Roush m. game to close out thia ''I'll be.proud of the way .IllY defeat the RavenswoOd Red sacrificed, Rick !lesson and week's schedule. Hesson, or boys played. We were supposed Devils 10·4, raising the Dan Gardner walked, and Mike Randy Clark will probably be • • to lay down and die and h"" Falcons' record to 3-1. It was .Lewis ·lined the ball between the starting · pitcher as we are in the seventh , game. · their· first Little Kanawha the left and cenrer fielders for a Wahama will be looking for Its They never gave up and I think Valley Conference win of the three-run triple to put the fourth straight win. we can win it." ' season. Their other conference Falcons on top for good at 6-3: , The Indiana-Denver winner game was an B-2loss to Ripley. Ravenswood managed to ANNOUNCEMENT will face the Utah Stars; wbo score one more run in the sixth Their lepgue record is 1-1. . . .. lfinished first in the West during Neither team scored in the inning and Wahama scored one the regular season and cruised first inning as Robbie Lam· in the fourth and lifth and had through the first round bert, Falcon pitcher, got the scored two in the sixth before Western semifinals. first three men in order. Steve the game was called due to Steve Lee, allowing only five GAHS. In six and two-thirds Reynolds, RavenswOod hurler, darkness making the_ final ~ scattered singles, blanked host innings, Warner fanned seven . The Nets, meanwhile, . MR. TIE~EYER . ~ j L' pt . Pleasant at Harmon Field and .walked five. Jim Olandler looking lo keep their upset did tikewise to the first three score in just a little over six ~ENERAL PRACI'ICE Wednesday evening as Coach relieved Warner in the top of magic alive, will he in Rlch· Office Temporarily WahaJlUI batters. innings, 10·4. The winning Louted In Jim Osborne's GaUipolis Blue the seventh with two on and mood, Va., tonight to face the In the second inning .the Red pitcher was Belcher, his Veterans Memorial Hospital :Virginia Squires, who finished. Devils chalked Ill' their third two out, and faMed Rlck Boone Devils failed to score and then second against no setbacks, Pomeroy, Ohio .straight diamond victory, H. to end the Blue Devils final second in the East and then the fireworks began. while the losing pitcher was TetephoM,.2-2104 gunned down the Floridians in Lambert was called out on Reynolds,the first of three Red ht.28 Coach John Milhoan's GAHS · The Ohioans backed ·Lee's upriaing. !our straight pl~yoff games. l't. Pleasant dropped to 1-2 strikes to upen the bottom half Devils' pitchers. golf team downed . host mound perfonnance with nine Virginia has been listed as a Kenneth Tiemeyer, 331 of the second. Curtis Roush Wahama 153-185 at Mason City safeties, including three . or\ the Ye&f. GAHS is ~4%_ -point favorite in the Seibert Ave., Columbus, son of beat out an infield single. Rick Weather pennltting, the Blue Wednesday evening. singles in :rour trips by 1efl· opening game. Devils will play Meigs at Mrs. Loretta Tiemeyer of Hesson grounded to third for The victory left GAHS 5-J in fielder Kev &eets. Middleport in a SEOAL Pomeroy, graduated with. the second out, but Dan Gard· thre~ matches thus far .this stan Perry, wboplayed third higbest honors from Nation. ner and Mike Lewis walked to spring. base against the West makeup contest this afternoon, starting at 4 o'clock. Skipper wide Beauty Academy in fill the bases. Coach Arritt then John Saunders' par 35 paced Virginians, had t~e gsn_te's Johnson is slaftd for mound Cohunbus recently . elected to ~o to his bench for the Blue Devils against . only extra base hit, a Sixth ·duty for the-Blue Devils. 'Th'e rare 11 Award of Jeff Haymaker, sophomore Wahama. Dow S.unders had lming double. Friday, GAHS will play at Distinction" was presented to first sacker, to pinchhit for Jeff 38 John Cunningham K John Davis had a fourth Ironton in another SEOAL Tiemeyer during the Riley. N~ and Brett Epling ea~~ lming single fo~ GAHS. Rlck contest. stan Perry is slated to graduation luncheon. The carded tG8 Boone. singled 10 the fourth. Haymaker worked the count citation says, in part: · to 2 and 2, then hit the next For the. Falcons, Randy Howard Taylor had a ~le in hurl that tilt for the GaUians. "Granted to Kenneth pitch down the third base line Grindatead was low with 44 the seventh, ao did Skipper GALLIPOLIS 141 Tiemeyer who ha~ been an for a two ~un single. Haymaker Jason Engles had 46 , ~a~ !:son. U.. singled in the PLAYER-Pos. AB R H eNAVY PATENT outstanding student at the got caught in a rundown bet4 o 1 GUlla 47, Mike Athey 48 and GAus l In th fir"' .Davis. rf (UP!) Academy, has always per- ween first and second which Byran Russell 55 scor. once e. P• Boone, -cf s 0 1 DAYTON eBlACK PATENT Frigidaire Division' of General Perry, 3b 2 1 1 formed in the most exemplary enabled Lewis to score from Friday, the Garnans will host with two out. Perry walked, . 4 0 3 Motors said Wednesday it manner, and has at all times stole seoond, and scored on Sheets, If eWHITE PATENT third to make the score ~ Meigs and . We II ston I n a Sl;leets' Slone, ss 4 1 0 would recall another 300 laid· first single upheld the highest traditions of Then In the top half of the Kiesling, c 3 o o triangular match on the Randy Warner blanked the Taylor, 2b 3 1 1 off employes to meet in- the Academy." third Ravenswood began to put Gallipolis llnks. GalUans until the sixth. U.. led Johnson. 1b 3 o 1 creasing sales and consumer MALINDA The award Is the highest an it together. Sayre singled to Lee, p 4 1 1 demands. off with a single, stole second, TOTALS academy student can receive. right and Kelly popped out to 32 4 9 lhe recall brought to 2,500 and with two, out, tallied on PT. PLEASANT (01 White at second. Jack Hen· PLAYER-Pos. AB R H the number of workers who Perry's double. drlcks hit a fast ball over the If 4 0 1 returned to their major home GAHS Iced the victory in the Thomas, right field fence to bring the Rollins. cf 3 0 0 seventh with two more runs. Moore, Jb 3 0 2 appliance production jobs Red Devils within one at 3-2. BUILDING LEVELED 3 0 o since last December. Steve Slone and Howard Taylor Harbrent, lb . Mike Jaccar's single to center 2 0 0 BELLEFONTAINE, Ohio crossed home plate on two hits, Miller, 2b Sales increases were atwas followed by Clll'ender's 1 rf 3 0 2 (llel) - A gas explosion a walk and two Big Black Painter, Felly, c 2 o .o tributed to intensive new single •which also went to MAIN ST. POMEROY leveied , a downtown building errors. Vickers, c 1 0 0 marketing and merchandising center. Jaccar scored when he Doefflnger. ss 2 o o late Wednesday night and programs, which were InMoore and Painter's tivo attempted to steal third and the Casto, ss 0 o o caused pollee to blose a nine· singles In three trips paced the Warner, p 2 0 0 troduced earlier as part of the catcher's throw was wide. square-block area of thia west- Blacks. Thomas had a third Chandler, p long-range 0 o o company's Coach Arritt brought in his TOTALS 25 0 5 " renaissance" business imcentral Ohio city of ll,SOO. Four lming single. number one reliever, Robbie Score By Innings: . persons suffered minor U.. fanned five and walked Gall. 100 001 2- 4-9-1 provement plan, a company Belcher, who got the next two lacerations from fiylng glass. two in going the distance. for Pt. Pleas . · 000 000 D-0-5-5 spokesman said. men to end the 'inning with the "The improvement in our score knotted at 3-3. bu~ine ss is part of an intensive Wahama scorej) three more sales thrust we initiated last · runs in the fourth with two men December, ' shortly after receiving a unique new labor settlement," Harold W. '• ' Campbell, GM vice president I ! AIRMANM.CLUNG Veterans Memorial Hospilal and general manager of the SAIGON (UP!)- Phantom jet also was Backed by tanks, Communist major appliance division said. SAN ANTONIO - Airman Visiting hours 2-4 and 7.fl~ COmmunfal.s abelled foil' u.s. damaged, spoke1111en said. forces were moving on the city Workers at that time agreed to Elmer T. M.Cluog, son of p.m. hues In an apparently coorThe other sheUinga did not from three directions, field forego a wage increase to allow Mrs. Naomi R. McClung of ADMITIED - Leola Keck, EACH LINE ETCHED BY HAND dinated ovfll'lll&ht attack and cause casualties, U.S. officials reports said. 1808 Seventh Ave., Pomeroy; Amy Eynon, the rehlrings. INTO THE GOLD. TRUE QUAL sent a tankbacked assault said, but one American was Heavy air and artillery Syracuse; Steve McGrath, ITY FLORENTINING IY MASTER Campbell said that more Parkersburg, W. Va., has Ioree that 1!'181bed Into the ldlled and another wounded strikes were ordered against employes may he recalled in completed his U. S. Air CRAFTSMEN. Rutland ; Junior Darst, MidembatUed town of An Loc, 80 Wednesday when members of the Communists and field the future to keep up with Force basic training at the dleport ; Frederick Ney, . mUea north of Saigon, before a patrol of the 1st Air Cavalry reports said at least nine PT1& sales. Air Training Command's Albany; Pearl F. Hysell, · being beaten back. Division touched off a booby ianks were destroyed in the Lackland AFB, Tex. He ls Rutland; Gloria ·Bachus, Reportl from the front aald trap 20 miles north-Mrthwest first hours of the battle. remaining at Lackland for " HIS" Racine; Karl Grueser, liNGS ENlARGED TO SHOW DETAIL TO MATCH the North Vietnamese tanks of Saigon. Radio Hanoi also claimed training In the com· Minersville; Wilbur Hood, got to within 100 yi~ds of the One American also was · that groundfire during the $32.95 muolcallons · electronics Pomeroy. provincial headquarters in An wounded Wednesday when attack shot down four U.S. systems. Airman McClung Is DISCHARGED Tex Loc before defenders pushed groundflre hit a U.S. Army planes, including one of the a 1971 graduate of McArthur Argabrite, Junior Darst, Ralph them back, knocking out 30 of CH47 <llinook helicopter as it 85211. The US. command in High School, Hollywood, Fla. Davis, Dores Arnold, Timothy the tanks. Pomeroy flew over An Xuyen, South Saigon Court St. has never 'His father, Thomas G. Wamsley, Georganna Knapr . The atlack started at dawn Vietnam's southernmost pro- acknowledged the loss of a 852 M.Cluog, resides in Mid· with heavY abeUing and went vince. · in Indochina combat. dleport, Ohio. on until midday, when reports Sbra)llel Rlpl Ready Room aald the attackers were forced· At Da Nang, where scores of to retreat. Some of lbe tanks U.S. Phantoms were flown in TO WED destroyed were South VIetna- last weekend to beef up the Jack W . Crisp, president of James Dale Warner, 19, mese vehicles that had been American alr annada because the Leading Creek Con- Syracuse, and .Patsy Ann Ash, captured by the Communl.!ta of the CommuniBt offensive, servancy District, has an- 21, Pomeroy. and turned on government shrapnel ripped through the forces. . walls of a pilots' "ready room" SYRACUSE - Mrs. Jean nounced the district's second At least one American was and sheila destroyed a recrea, Hall was host to a jewelry annual trout derby will be held ldlled lind 12 wounded in a lion building, party at the lodge hall with this Saturday and Sunday at LOSE UGLY FAT aeries of Incidents, Including The attack on An Loc began Mrs. Janice Lawson, local, and Forest Acres Park starting at 6 Yo u can start losing • werght the llheUing of the four bases. under a barrage of more than Billie Jo Krawsczyn, of Mid· a.m. each day. today . MONADEX is a t iny tablet and easy to t ake . Tuesday, the lake was The United States today sent 500 rocket and mortar rounds. dleport, as fashion show MONADEX will help curb your stocke6 with rainbow !rout Its B52 bombers over North desire for excess food . Eat less directors. Games were played we igh . less . Conta ins no weighing from three-(Juarters :Vietnam for the second time and prizes given to Ada Slack dangerous drugs and will not mnce the Cmununlst offensive and Mrs. IMI. The door prize to one and one-half pounds. make you nervous . No Tickets will be $2 each and a stre nuous eKercise . Change ]Iegan April I. For the first RESCUE MADE went to Elva Dailey. your lif e ... start today . time in the war, the 8521 The Middleport E·R squad Refreshments were served to limit of three trout per ticke\ MONAOEX costs SJ.OO for a .20 day day supply . lose ug ly fat or poiDidedairfleldadeepin North was called for Mrs . Robert Margaret Eichinger, Charlotte will be enforced. your money w ill be refunded Forest Acres Park is located VietnamratherthanthesiJilply Runnel, South Second Ave . at Nease, Linda Parsons, wi t h no qwestlons asked . MONADEX is SOld wlttl this lines and dumpa that hfd been 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Rlce, Elva Dailey , on County Road 3, the New guarantee by: Swisher & LOhse their target until they stopped Runnel was suffering from Margaret Cottrill, Eileen Lima Road, three miles north Drugs · 112 E. Main, POmeroy &• Dutton Drug Store, Middleport. bomling north of the Demllita- severe stomach and chest Clark, Edith Hood, Ada Slack, of Rutland. Mail Orders Filled . rlzed Zone (DMZ) in Novem- pains. Dr. Ray P.ickens was by Mrs. Hall. jJer, 1987. called. At 8:34a. m. today ,-the Radio Hanoi, In a broadcast squad was called to Route 554 Most scientists are con· monitored In Saigon, claimed It In the Kyger area because a vinced birthplace of life had llhot down four U.S. planes, • woman motorist was stranded was in the the water. Even toincluding a 852,: o_ver North . In floOd water in her auto. She day all living things must Vietnam. . was rescued. Her identity was have water in some· form to Qamlllder 'l'ltea <ll.rse not reported. survive. • 'lhe South Vietnamese corps f'l'nunander for the S.lgon region, u. Gen: Nguyen Van 1tfinb, rlllhed to An l.pc, capital of the Blnb Long province, to jake personal charge. ' 'lhe Cooununill rocket and inortar attac:U, which started Short sleeve and sleeveless. -late ·Wedneeday and went on Snap front, round & square Put more smile in your life. Pay bills and make purchase~ by check. It's 'Into the early hours of today, neck. convenient and muc~ safer than cash .You'll alse have ac~urate records. J,ere against four U.S. buea In And there 's no better proof of paymenl than a cancelled check. See us 1lorthern South Vietnam, In· today and find out how a Checking Account can put.it all together for you. dueling Cam Ranb Bay, Da __ ;- .. N111g, Pllu Bai and a Navy 1.-.dar lnstall•tlon on the cout With Trim 'ne.- Hue. '• At leu! 10 Americans were Green · bright orange • deep iwolinded by the 18 ·rounds of velvet · sunny yellow · white. ifire which hit Da Nang, where I lbout 8,000 Air Force and ~ne Corps alrmep are ltalkJned. Anolber z,'ooo Gla o1 'lilt ltD l'llfantrY llripde .... Member Federal Reserve System 'Ill ..tly Fitdl!l!! HW and ,__ On Fridays Our Dri'le-1? Window Is Open 9 a.m. ,n ckpd wW!'pardlnc the to 1 p.m., IContinuouslyl. ' · ' By JOE CARN1CELLI can Basketball Association Division semifinal series. "This· has been a tough, UPI 8portl Writer playoff series. Indiana Coach Bob-LeonJ!!'d, Leonard's club, one of the physical series," said Leonard. with what be c.Us "one of the powerhouses of the ABA, was ''We haven't underestimated liggest IJilsets ever" freeh in expected to have little trouble ·Denver. l said before It started hi.. mind, hopes bla Pacera can . with the Rockell!, but Denver, It could go six, maybe seven ~e up tO their role as favorites with Ralph Simpson and 'Dave games. This Denver club is a when they play hOlt to the Robls!:h perfonning superbly, lot better than Its regular Denver Rockets tonight in the - bas extended Indiana to the full season record indicates." Alex HaMum, the·· Denver deciding game of their __Amerl- seven games in their Western ."im·ial /~oil'.~ Residentsofthe Bend area are in for a treat Sunday, May 14, when the Ohio State Youth Choir will be presented in concert at 3 p.m. at the Meigs High School. The choir, which will he touring Europe this summer, has· three Meigs County members this year. They are Jo Ellen Diehl, Melanie Hackett and Wayne Well . Both Miss Diehl and Miss Hackett are seniors at Meigs High School while Well is a student at Ohio University. ·~ Devil Golf Blue Devils Stop Blacks AAROM BOONSUE, M.D. rr ' jeam rro,ns THE SPRUCE SEEDUNGS BEING distributed by the Pomeroy National Bank have proved popular. The bank ordered 1,000 of the seedlings to give away this week in conjunction with its !DOth anniversary and the tooth anniversary of the establish· ment of Arbor Day. By Wednesday, most ofthel ,OOO were gone and 500 more have been ordered. Incidentally, next week the bank will be displaying old fashioned coin banks and mantel clocks as a part of its !DOth anniversary carrying out an old-time theme. Anyone wishing to display either is asked to contact Mrs. Maxine Griffith at the bank. The articles will be displayed inside a glass cabinet. Tiemeyer Wins Wahama Highest Award . 300 :Called Back at GM PROM .TIME WITJJ MR. AND MRS. HERMAN BARKER have moved South after trying the winter here. The Barkers were used to warmer, drier climate and put in a hard winter and as a result decided to return to the South where they both had spent most of their lives. Mr. Barker was at one time a professional magician known as , uMauri". Miss America. Sheet IRONY DEPARTMENT : JO ELLEN DIEHL won a big, decorated cake - lots of calories - at the Cancer Crusade Sunday. However, all three members of the Diehl family are on a diet. The cake is in cold storage. In Dayton THE YOUTH FELLOWSHIP of Trinity Church is asking you to save all of your. newspapers to contribute to the group's newspaper collection project. Funds earned by the group for the newspapers which will he recycled will go to a charity project. The group will announce information on a pickup service for newspapers collected during the latter part of Aprll. POMEROY MAYOR WILUAM G. BARONICK has proclaimed April 16-22 National Library Week. Purpose of the week is to encourage systematic and permanent reading habits and to enlist active public support of all libraries. Golly, have you noticed? Not only did Pomeroy have a campaign to pick up all oftbose things that collect and you can 't pass on to the regular garbage collection but street department workers are moving about the community manned with shovels and broolllll picking up refuse on the streets. Very commendable. CHAPMAN'SsHoFS MRS. DOROTHY JENKINS, CHIEF operator of The General Telephone Co. of the Athens office, is pictured in the current edition of the company's employe publication, "General News" . Dorothy is shown presenting gifts to an operator who has retired. Special Reds Thrown Out Goessler Just Waiting Mrs. Hall Hosts · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca se No . 20664 Value! Hungry Trout· E!o.tate ~ 1 01 ~ ~*-A RENCE AOAMS', Oec'fhed . All POUND AT •I' I '· BAKER ,AQierbD bue. ,· 0.. EC47 electronics war· fare fUM .... deltro~ and • three cfaltl.qed and an F4 . ~ . ~ I PUINIIUII MllllllEPOit, 0. POMEROY,.OHIQ $20,000 Maximum Insurance · For Each Depositor '1, ' Property · Transfers Claude Smith, Gludys Smith· to Dale E. Smith, Darlene M. Reed, Parcels, Olive . Willard E. Clay, Lucille F. Clay to Clifford E. Whittington, Barbara G. Whittington , Parcel, Rutland . Mildred F. Ward to Darrell E. Smith, Imogene G. Smith, Parcel, Salisbury. State of Ohio Bd. of Education to Bd. of Ed., of Meigs Local School District, 651> A., Salisbury. Harry C. Roush Jr., Ella D. Roush to Guy Thoma, Ellen Thoma , Rutland . EVERYBODY Shops the WANT AD WAY NOTICE OF Patri£]a J·~·. Barton, Robert Barton to Mildred F. Ward, Gladys F. Ca ins, Lot, Pomeroy. Virgil c. King, Mary D. King to Lelia A. Spencer, Parcels, Bedford. Letta A. Spencer to Virgil C. King, Mary D. King, Parcels, Bedford. Virgil Parsons, Wanda Louise Eads, Jerry D. Eads, ·Larry Virgil Parsons, Sonia E. Parsons to Ohio Powel' Company, 2.025 A., <;olumbia. Faye Loga n, dec'd., to George F. Logan, Dwight Logan, Avery Logan, Helen Milhoan, Avis Bailey, Bernice King , Off. Trans., Bedford. Dwight Logan, Kathryn Logan , Avery Logan, Margaret Logan, Wayne E. Milhoan, Helen Milhoan , Elmer Bailey, Avis Bailey, Bernice King to George F. Logan, Parcels, Bedford. · ) Wahama Will Give Play ., MASON - A three-act mystery comedy, "Finders Creepers ", will be presented by seniors ol Wahama Hi gh Misses · 32· 38 School at 8 p.m. on Friday, April 21. lnfanrs· 9 to 24 Month s Directed by Richard Nease, faculty member, the plot of the play revolves around the acknit tivities of two 13-year-old boys, Sol ! ar;d comfy suer cn nylon se ts come 1n h ab~ played by Bruce Adams and styl e two -tone colors All David Morga n, as they try to shirts mach1ne wasnable solve a mw·der attempt on the life of the richest man in town . Others taking roles are Rox Anne Wallis, Karen Froendt, Mike Howard , John ette Top-o !f shirts and pant s w1th styl el ,So!t aceta te Oldaker , Maria Mitchell , kn1tS 1n popular butt on· Barry Harris, Cher Howard , tront an d key · hole - ne c~ Tina Drake, Beverly Bates, styles Wh1te and colors John Mitchell, Millard Morris and Cindy Lieving. L_l~~=~~=~~~~~~~7'=====~~· Jan e Haymaker is the ",tomboy slack sets -~ assistant and Lynn Sayre and director Sharon Wallace are II(~ ·,· · prompters. Proceeds will go ;} &. into the school's theater fund . • .. t'· ,-_ •f_ -'II Matinee performances will be 4 given lor students. WARDEN REIMBURSED OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI )-A game warden . whose jacket was shredded by a mountain lion has been reimbursed $36 lor his loss. Jon N. Jones was holding the lion while a picture was being taken when the animal became excited over a passing chicken. A supervisor told the Alamc. da County Board of Supervi· sors, which approved payment of the money to Jones, that "in the future , they are not to hold mountain lions to have their pictures taken." their mother , Mrs. Iva Find· ling , who had re ceived a broken hip. She was take n to Riverview Hospita l, wh ere the hip was set "l'd pinned Sunday morning. Mrs. Reeves remained in Columbus and the other three returned home Sunday evening. Richard Swartz of Ravenna, 0 . and Casll Bentz of Salem, 0 . came Sunday to spend a few days with Mr. and ]\Irs. Vere · Swartz and assist in the care of Mr. Swartz. Other visitors in the home Sunday were : Vernon Swartz of Hockingport, Mr. and Mrs . Emmett Hawk of Hemlock Grove, Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey of Flatswoods, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz, and Kate and Freddie Honacher, local . The Emergency Squad was called for Wanda Findling, who had fallen and suffered a head injury Sunday evening . She was taken to the Veterans Memorial Hospiial and admitted. Several stitches were taken to close a cut in the back of the head. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz visited Carrie Swartz and Grace Kelly in the Eimwood Nursing Home Sunday. r .J m . 0r 992-282S or 992 _3453 • 4-lJ.tfc --------- FOR SALE SHOWALTER'S We t. Pel Specials: Deluxe aquarium. 10 gal., for $5.75; 15 gal. for $9.15 : 20 gal. for $11.75 ; Zebra Oanols, 1S cents each, or 7 for $1 . Chesler, Ohio. 4-13-Jtc fl.vo .. Middleport, Ohio, has duly appoi nted Ad - mlnistralor ot the Estate ot Emma Pullins, deceased, late of Middleport , Me igs county, Oh io. Creditors are requ ired to file their c laims with sa id f iduc iary within lour months . si A FASHION SUCCESS! Whatever the day, whatever your mood, you'll love ~!ipping into this ·shoe. '1 Toddlers' 2·~ .. .'} l ;: slack sets · .J: J ,.Stripe J-'!, -..;:fl "' r ,.___, . . , top and soli d-c olor flare leg stacks both. or super · sof t st r etc h ny lon . Tough yet not rou <;;~h ! Brigh t colors and coy •n colors pallerns !hal comphmenl you' Mos ses S ".1 L Chr~gy ~n(j .. ·J'"' /\ ,_.-~ double knit jamalcas Styl et~ l oti Juvenile G/t/s ' 4·6X to• comtort and tash10n co tton Mo sses 10· 18 .slack 1===--. Juvenile Boys' 4-ij short sets Po lyester and co tton . permamml·press knit sh1rts and boxer-styl e sllorts S t r~pe and SOlid combmai 10I'\S lOI S Ol caters cork sole Cl unky, chunk~ and eomtyt Cork topped w1lh 5hiny ennkle patent . Durable composition sola and heel. Cho1ce of great color of values BY Datod this lOih day of fl.prll 14) 13, 20, 27, Jt 't~,;.~~- rt s Ci;lsual crew style neck popu la r colo rs and Piltterns Choose nb-kn1!. o dord k.n11 or 1acquard kn 1t All co11on and mach 1ne washabl e -"~ APRlL SHOWER 1972 . John c . Bacon Acting Probat e Judge of said County 1 h APPOINTMENT been ···~,-__....,. ;~~~ uvenilekB·onys'i3-t7 l •. CIU No. 10,66S Account. The Farmers. Bank & Savings ·eo. 0 . Sunday School attendance on April 9, was 45, the offering $17.85. Worship services were held . at II o'clock with the Rev. Leh· man speaking from Matt. 17: H-21, "Christians Do Not Have To Accept Defeat." Attendance at this ·service was 21. Relatives and fri ends here have received word or the hospitalization of Clarence Swartz' in Holzer Hospital; Iva Findling in the Riverview Hospital at Columbus, with a broken hip; and Albert Warner in Camden-Clark Hospital at Parkersburg , having undergone surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles have been returned to their home from Camden Clark Hospital, where they were treated for shock, suffered in a recent auto accident. Vicki Carr has been suffering from infection from an extracted wisdom tooth, cut out by Qr. Carsey at Mason, W. Va . Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson accompanied Mr . and Mrs. Otto Swartz to Gallipolis Sunday afternoon to see their slater, Helen. Wilbur Robinson is a patient in Veterans Memori:il Hospital at Pomeroy. The following from Alfred Grange, attended the Grange Banquet at the Salisbury School building on Friday evening : Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Carr and daughters, Mary Ca rr, Genevieve Guthrie, Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson. Mrs. Thelma Henderson attended a meeting of the Pastor-Parish Relations committee with Dr. Joseph Graham at the Joppa Church, Friday evening, April 7th. The Women's Society will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening, April 18, at the home of Osie Mae Follrod, with Helen Woode, program leader. Carl and Wanda Findling, Mrs . Wni . Reeves and daughter Elle)l went to Colwnbus, Sunday to be with FOR RENT Estat e of Emmtt Pullins , NICE 7 rooms and 1'12 baths. Deceased . modern kitchen, 161 Mulberr y · Notice Is h e reby given that Ave . Phone 992-2431 after 5 p. Hubert Pullins , of 909 Brownell BY AILEEN LADIES AND GIRLS YAWlS R. Estate of Marvar!l V . Ed · mundson D eceased . NOtice Is hereby given tha t Eileen M . Gorton of 4111 E . 291h Street. Apt . 65. Tucson , Ar i zona 85711 has been duly appoi nted ExecutriK of the Estate ot Margaret V . Edmundson , deceased , late of Salem Township . Meigs Coun ty, Oh io. Creditors ar e requ ired lo fil e tt1e lr cla i ms wi th said f iduciary w i th i n lour months . Dated this lOth day of Apri l 1972. John c. Bacon Acti ng Probate Judge of said county 14) 13. 20, 27 . Jt SPORTSWEAR PULLUP SHORTS of NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT can No. 20,U9 GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Open your Checldng Adams , Racine, Oh fo, has been duly appo i nted Executr ix of th e Eslafe of Cl arence D. Adams, dece<~ se d , late of M eigs Coun ty, OhiO . Cred itor s <!Ire required to t ile th eir c laims with S.'lid l lcudiary w i thin four mon th s. Oal tod this 8th day of A pr il 1972. • John C. Ba con Acting Judge Court of Common Pl eas, • Probate Division {4) 13 , 20. 27. Jt At Park Lake 'TANK TOPS 0. Nat lce Is hereby given that Clara jewelry Party '7T'S TRUE" -.- - Seniors at totes . ounhV0 '~iM terry knit boys· ihirts GIRLS: SIZE } THRU 14 COTTON KNIT SPORTSWEAR Rough . rugged .. tops lor an 0<: • r.asrons . . soorts. school , tun All colton terry w1th ribbed or fash1on coi i!HS Terr the colo rs S11as: 8-18. 1 The finest knitted' combed cotton . Automatic wash and tumble dry. KRINKlE . PATENT • AUTOMATIC WASH AND TUM~LE DRY. ·N·M·W·EE I THE SHOE aox· _ .. Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced MIDDLE PORJ, 0. eSLACKS eSHORTS ePOP TOPS eSHIRTS eSCOOTER SKIRTS .In navy, lime, pepper and lilac. The Kiddie Sh'oppe On The T In Middleport culotte shifts lonj] , lean and dtllnltt ly llirtd tor l••~~en ! Po iYflltl 1nd conon bltndt or 111 cot1 ton CII\YII. Wide selection Ol C:OIO!.!I 1r1d Jilin!! FRAN KLI·IW MIDDLEPORT 0. l �• .. • 5- The Dally Sentinel, "liddleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Aprill3, 1972 4- The DIUy S!ntlnel, Mkldleport·PIIIiien>f, 0 ., April 13, 11'12 • ; j(fi·NI . Falcons wm ·Io-4r ·Pacers Prepare For Rpekets •' coach; was pleased .with the performance of his club, which Wahama · !.ravels to finished well back in fourth The Wahama White Falcons out when Randy Clark place in the West. "No matter got two cJutch hits and strong grounded out, Lambert wa~ hit · Hurricane tonight for a 4:30 p., what happens," said Hannum; relief pitching last night ' to by a pitch, Curtis Roush m. game to close out thia ''I'll be.proud of the way .IllY defeat the RavenswoOd Red sacrificed, Rick !lesson and week's schedule. Hesson, or boys played. We were supposed Devils 10·4, raising the Dan Gardner walked, and Mike Randy Clark will probably be • • to lay down and die and h"" Falcons' record to 3-1. It was .Lewis ·lined the ball between the starting · pitcher as we are in the seventh , game. · their· first Little Kanawha the left and cenrer fielders for a Wahama will be looking for Its They never gave up and I think Valley Conference win of the three-run triple to put the fourth straight win. we can win it." ' season. Their other conference Falcons on top for good at 6-3: , The Indiana-Denver winner game was an B-2loss to Ripley. Ravenswood managed to ANNOUNCEMENT will face the Utah Stars; wbo score one more run in the sixth Their lepgue record is 1-1. . . .. lfinished first in the West during Neither team scored in the inning and Wahama scored one the regular season and cruised first inning as Robbie Lam· in the fourth and lifth and had through the first round bert, Falcon pitcher, got the scored two in the sixth before Western semifinals. first three men in order. Steve the game was called due to Steve Lee, allowing only five GAHS. In six and two-thirds Reynolds, RavenswOod hurler, darkness making the_ final ~ scattered singles, blanked host innings, Warner fanned seven . The Nets, meanwhile, . MR. TIE~EYER . ~ j L' pt . Pleasant at Harmon Field and .walked five. Jim Olandler looking lo keep their upset did tikewise to the first three score in just a little over six ~ENERAL PRACI'ICE Wednesday evening as Coach relieved Warner in the top of magic alive, will he in Rlch· Office Temporarily WahaJlUI batters. innings, 10·4. The winning Louted In Jim Osborne's GaUipolis Blue the seventh with two on and mood, Va., tonight to face the In the second inning .the Red pitcher was Belcher, his Veterans Memorial Hospital :Virginia Squires, who finished. Devils chalked Ill' their third two out, and faMed Rlck Boone Devils failed to score and then second against no setbacks, Pomeroy, Ohio .straight diamond victory, H. to end the Blue Devils final second in the East and then the fireworks began. while the losing pitcher was TetephoM,.2-2104 gunned down the Floridians in Lambert was called out on Reynolds,the first of three Red ht.28 Coach John Milhoan's GAHS · The Ohioans backed ·Lee's upriaing. !our straight pl~yoff games. l't. Pleasant dropped to 1-2 strikes to upen the bottom half Devils' pitchers. golf team downed . host mound perfonnance with nine Virginia has been listed as a Kenneth Tiemeyer, 331 of the second. Curtis Roush Wahama 153-185 at Mason City safeties, including three . or\ the Ye&f. GAHS is ~4%_ -point favorite in the Seibert Ave., Columbus, son of beat out an infield single. Rick Weather pennltting, the Blue Wednesday evening. singles in :rour trips by 1efl· opening game. Devils will play Meigs at Mrs. Loretta Tiemeyer of Hesson grounded to third for The victory left GAHS 5-J in fielder Kev &eets. Middleport in a SEOAL Pomeroy, graduated with. the second out, but Dan Gard· thre~ matches thus far .this stan Perry, wboplayed third higbest honors from Nation. ner and Mike Lewis walked to spring. base against the West makeup contest this afternoon, starting at 4 o'clock. Skipper wide Beauty Academy in fill the bases. Coach Arritt then John Saunders' par 35 paced Virginians, had t~e gsn_te's Johnson is slaftd for mound Cohunbus recently . elected to ~o to his bench for the Blue Devils against . only extra base hit, a Sixth ·duty for the-Blue Devils. 'Th'e rare 11 Award of Jeff Haymaker, sophomore Wahama. Dow S.unders had lming double. Friday, GAHS will play at Distinction" was presented to first sacker, to pinchhit for Jeff 38 John Cunningham K John Davis had a fourth Ironton in another SEOAL Tiemeyer during the Riley. N~ and Brett Epling ea~~ lming single fo~ GAHS. Rlck contest. stan Perry is slated to graduation luncheon. The carded tG8 Boone. singled 10 the fourth. Haymaker worked the count citation says, in part: · to 2 and 2, then hit the next For the. Falcons, Randy Howard Taylor had a ~le in hurl that tilt for the GaUians. "Granted to Kenneth pitch down the third base line Grindatead was low with 44 the seventh, ao did Skipper GALLIPOLIS 141 Tiemeyer who ha~ been an for a two ~un single. Haymaker Jason Engles had 46 , ~a~ !:son. U.. singled in the PLAYER-Pos. AB R H eNAVY PATENT outstanding student at the got caught in a rundown bet4 o 1 GUlla 47, Mike Athey 48 and GAus l In th fir"' .Davis. rf (UP!) Academy, has always per- ween first and second which Byran Russell 55 scor. once e. P• Boone, -cf s 0 1 DAYTON eBlACK PATENT Frigidaire Division' of General Perry, 3b 2 1 1 formed in the most exemplary enabled Lewis to score from Friday, the Garnans will host with two out. Perry walked, . 4 0 3 Motors said Wednesday it manner, and has at all times stole seoond, and scored on Sheets, If eWHITE PATENT third to make the score ~ Meigs and . We II ston I n a Sl;leets' Slone, ss 4 1 0 would recall another 300 laid· first single upheld the highest traditions of Then In the top half of the Kiesling, c 3 o o triangular match on the Randy Warner blanked the Taylor, 2b 3 1 1 off employes to meet in- the Academy." third Ravenswood began to put Gallipolis llnks. GalUans until the sixth. U.. led Johnson. 1b 3 o 1 creasing sales and consumer MALINDA The award Is the highest an it together. Sayre singled to Lee, p 4 1 1 demands. off with a single, stole second, TOTALS academy student can receive. right and Kelly popped out to 32 4 9 lhe recall brought to 2,500 and with two, out, tallied on PT. PLEASANT (01 White at second. Jack Hen· PLAYER-Pos. AB R H the number of workers who Perry's double. drlcks hit a fast ball over the If 4 0 1 returned to their major home GAHS Iced the victory in the Thomas, right field fence to bring the Rollins. cf 3 0 0 seventh with two more runs. Moore, Jb 3 0 2 appliance production jobs Red Devils within one at 3-2. BUILDING LEVELED 3 0 o since last December. Steve Slone and Howard Taylor Harbrent, lb . Mike Jaccar's single to center 2 0 0 BELLEFONTAINE, Ohio crossed home plate on two hits, Miller, 2b Sales increases were atwas followed by Clll'ender's 1 rf 3 0 2 (llel) - A gas explosion a walk and two Big Black Painter, Felly, c 2 o .o tributed to intensive new single •which also went to MAIN ST. POMEROY leveied , a downtown building errors. Vickers, c 1 0 0 marketing and merchandising center. Jaccar scored when he Doefflnger. ss 2 o o late Wednesday night and programs, which were InMoore and Painter's tivo attempted to steal third and the Casto, ss 0 o o caused pollee to blose a nine· singles In three trips paced the Warner, p 2 0 0 troduced earlier as part of the catcher's throw was wide. square-block area of thia west- Blacks. Thomas had a third Chandler, p long-range 0 o o company's Coach Arritt brought in his TOTALS 25 0 5 " renaissance" business imcentral Ohio city of ll,SOO. Four lming single. number one reliever, Robbie Score By Innings: . persons suffered minor U.. fanned five and walked Gall. 100 001 2- 4-9-1 provement plan, a company Belcher, who got the next two lacerations from fiylng glass. two in going the distance. for Pt. Pleas . · 000 000 D-0-5-5 spokesman said. men to end the 'inning with the "The improvement in our score knotted at 3-3. bu~ine ss is part of an intensive Wahama scorej) three more sales thrust we initiated last · runs in the fourth with two men December, ' shortly after receiving a unique new labor settlement," Harold W. '• ' Campbell, GM vice president I ! AIRMANM.CLUNG Veterans Memorial Hospilal and general manager of the SAIGON (UP!)- Phantom jet also was Backed by tanks, Communist major appliance division said. SAN ANTONIO - Airman Visiting hours 2-4 and 7.fl~ COmmunfal.s abelled foil' u.s. damaged, spoke1111en said. forces were moving on the city Workers at that time agreed to Elmer T. M.Cluog, son of p.m. hues In an apparently coorThe other sheUinga did not from three directions, field forego a wage increase to allow Mrs. Naomi R. McClung of ADMITIED - Leola Keck, EACH LINE ETCHED BY HAND dinated ovfll'lll&ht attack and cause casualties, U.S. officials reports said. 1808 Seventh Ave., Pomeroy; Amy Eynon, the rehlrings. INTO THE GOLD. TRUE QUAL sent a tankbacked assault said, but one American was Heavy air and artillery Syracuse; Steve McGrath, ITY FLORENTINING IY MASTER Campbell said that more Parkersburg, W. Va., has Ioree that 1!'181bed Into the ldlled and another wounded strikes were ordered against employes may he recalled in completed his U. S. Air CRAFTSMEN. Rutland ; Junior Darst, MidembatUed town of An Loc, 80 Wednesday when members of the Communists and field the future to keep up with Force basic training at the dleport ; Frederick Ney, . mUea north of Saigon, before a patrol of the 1st Air Cavalry reports said at least nine PT1& sales. Air Training Command's Albany; Pearl F. Hysell, · being beaten back. Division touched off a booby ianks were destroyed in the Lackland AFB, Tex. He ls Rutland; Gloria ·Bachus, Reportl from the front aald trap 20 miles north-Mrthwest first hours of the battle. remaining at Lackland for " HIS" Racine; Karl Grueser, liNGS ENlARGED TO SHOW DETAIL TO MATCH the North Vietnamese tanks of Saigon. Radio Hanoi also claimed training In the com· Minersville; Wilbur Hood, got to within 100 yi~ds of the One American also was · that groundfire during the $32.95 muolcallons · electronics Pomeroy. provincial headquarters in An wounded Wednesday when attack shot down four U.S. systems. Airman McClung Is DISCHARGED Tex Loc before defenders pushed groundflre hit a U.S. Army planes, including one of the a 1971 graduate of McArthur Argabrite, Junior Darst, Ralph them back, knocking out 30 of CH47 <llinook helicopter as it 85211. The US. command in High School, Hollywood, Fla. Davis, Dores Arnold, Timothy the tanks. Pomeroy flew over An Xuyen, South Saigon Court St. has never 'His father, Thomas G. Wamsley, Georganna Knapr . The atlack started at dawn Vietnam's southernmost pro- acknowledged the loss of a 852 M.Cluog, resides in Mid· with heavY abeUing and went vince. · in Indochina combat. dleport, Ohio. on until midday, when reports Sbra)llel Rlpl Ready Room aald the attackers were forced· At Da Nang, where scores of to retreat. Some of lbe tanks U.S. Phantoms were flown in TO WED destroyed were South VIetna- last weekend to beef up the Jack W . Crisp, president of James Dale Warner, 19, mese vehicles that had been American alr annada because the Leading Creek Con- Syracuse, and .Patsy Ann Ash, captured by the Communl.!ta of the CommuniBt offensive, servancy District, has an- 21, Pomeroy. and turned on government shrapnel ripped through the forces. . walls of a pilots' "ready room" SYRACUSE - Mrs. Jean nounced the district's second At least one American was and sheila destroyed a recrea, Hall was host to a jewelry annual trout derby will be held ldlled lind 12 wounded in a lion building, party at the lodge hall with this Saturday and Sunday at LOSE UGLY FAT aeries of Incidents, Including The attack on An Loc began Mrs. Janice Lawson, local, and Forest Acres Park starting at 6 Yo u can start losing • werght the llheUing of the four bases. under a barrage of more than Billie Jo Krawsczyn, of Mid· a.m. each day. today . MONADEX is a t iny tablet and easy to t ake . Tuesday, the lake was The United States today sent 500 rocket and mortar rounds. dleport, as fashion show MONADEX will help curb your stocke6 with rainbow !rout Its B52 bombers over North desire for excess food . Eat less directors. Games were played we igh . less . Conta ins no weighing from three-(Juarters :Vietnam for the second time and prizes given to Ada Slack dangerous drugs and will not mnce the Cmununlst offensive and Mrs. IMI. The door prize to one and one-half pounds. make you nervous . No Tickets will be $2 each and a stre nuous eKercise . Change ]Iegan April I. For the first RESCUE MADE went to Elva Dailey. your lif e ... start today . time in the war, the 8521 The Middleport E·R squad Refreshments were served to limit of three trout per ticke\ MONAOEX costs SJ.OO for a .20 day day supply . lose ug ly fat or poiDidedairfleldadeepin North was called for Mrs . Robert Margaret Eichinger, Charlotte will be enforced. your money w ill be refunded Forest Acres Park is located VietnamratherthanthesiJilply Runnel, South Second Ave . at Nease, Linda Parsons, wi t h no qwestlons asked . MONADEX is SOld wlttl this lines and dumpa that hfd been 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Rlce, Elva Dailey , on County Road 3, the New guarantee by: Swisher & LOhse their target until they stopped Runnel was suffering from Margaret Cottrill, Eileen Lima Road, three miles north Drugs · 112 E. Main, POmeroy &• Dutton Drug Store, Middleport. bomling north of the Demllita- severe stomach and chest Clark, Edith Hood, Ada Slack, of Rutland. Mail Orders Filled . rlzed Zone (DMZ) in Novem- pains. Dr. Ray P.ickens was by Mrs. Hall. jJer, 1987. called. At 8:34a. m. today ,-the Radio Hanoi, In a broadcast squad was called to Route 554 Most scientists are con· monitored In Saigon, claimed It In the Kyger area because a vinced birthplace of life had llhot down four U.S. planes, • woman motorist was stranded was in the the water. Even toincluding a 852,: o_ver North . In floOd water in her auto. She day all living things must Vietnam. . was rescued. Her identity was have water in some· form to Qamlllder 'l'ltea <ll.rse not reported. survive. • 'lhe South Vietnamese corps f'l'nunander for the S.lgon region, u. Gen: Nguyen Van 1tfinb, rlllhed to An l.pc, capital of the Blnb Long province, to jake personal charge. ' 'lhe Cooununill rocket and inortar attac:U, which started Short sleeve and sleeveless. -late ·Wedneeday and went on Snap front, round & square Put more smile in your life. Pay bills and make purchase~ by check. It's 'Into the early hours of today, neck. convenient and muc~ safer than cash .You'll alse have ac~urate records. J,ere against four U.S. buea In And there 's no better proof of paymenl than a cancelled check. See us 1lorthern South Vietnam, In· today and find out how a Checking Account can put.it all together for you. dueling Cam Ranb Bay, Da __ ;- .. N111g, Pllu Bai and a Navy 1.-.dar lnstall•tlon on the cout With Trim 'ne.- Hue. '• At leu! 10 Americans were Green · bright orange • deep iwolinded by the 18 ·rounds of velvet · sunny yellow · white. ifire which hit Da Nang, where I lbout 8,000 Air Force and ~ne Corps alrmep are ltalkJned. Anolber z,'ooo Gla o1 'lilt ltD l'llfantrY llripde .... Member Federal Reserve System 'Ill ..tly Fitdl!l!! HW and ,__ On Fridays Our Dri'le-1? Window Is Open 9 a.m. ,n ckpd wW!'pardlnc the to 1 p.m., IContinuouslyl. ' · ' By JOE CARN1CELLI can Basketball Association Division semifinal series. "This· has been a tough, UPI 8portl Writer playoff series. Indiana Coach Bob-LeonJ!!'d, Leonard's club, one of the physical series," said Leonard. with what be c.Us "one of the powerhouses of the ABA, was ''We haven't underestimated liggest IJilsets ever" freeh in expected to have little trouble ·Denver. l said before It started hi.. mind, hopes bla Pacera can . with the Rockell!, but Denver, It could go six, maybe seven ~e up tO their role as favorites with Ralph Simpson and 'Dave games. This Denver club is a when they play hOlt to the Robls!:h perfonning superbly, lot better than Its regular Denver Rockets tonight in the - bas extended Indiana to the full season record indicates." Alex HaMum, the·· Denver deciding game of their __Amerl- seven games in their Western ."im·ial /~oil'.~ Residentsofthe Bend area are in for a treat Sunday, May 14, when the Ohio State Youth Choir will be presented in concert at 3 p.m. at the Meigs High School. The choir, which will he touring Europe this summer, has· three Meigs County members this year. They are Jo Ellen Diehl, Melanie Hackett and Wayne Well . Both Miss Diehl and Miss Hackett are seniors at Meigs High School while Well is a student at Ohio University. ·~ Devil Golf Blue Devils Stop Blacks AAROM BOONSUE, M.D. rr ' jeam rro,ns THE SPRUCE SEEDUNGS BEING distributed by the Pomeroy National Bank have proved popular. The bank ordered 1,000 of the seedlings to give away this week in conjunction with its !DOth anniversary and the tooth anniversary of the establish· ment of Arbor Day. By Wednesday, most ofthel ,OOO were gone and 500 more have been ordered. Incidentally, next week the bank will be displaying old fashioned coin banks and mantel clocks as a part of its !DOth anniversary carrying out an old-time theme. Anyone wishing to display either is asked to contact Mrs. Maxine Griffith at the bank. The articles will be displayed inside a glass cabinet. Tiemeyer Wins Wahama Highest Award . 300 :Called Back at GM PROM .TIME WITJJ MR. AND MRS. HERMAN BARKER have moved South after trying the winter here. The Barkers were used to warmer, drier climate and put in a hard winter and as a result decided to return to the South where they both had spent most of their lives. Mr. Barker was at one time a professional magician known as , uMauri". Miss America. Sheet IRONY DEPARTMENT : JO ELLEN DIEHL won a big, decorated cake - lots of calories - at the Cancer Crusade Sunday. However, all three members of the Diehl family are on a diet. The cake is in cold storage. In Dayton THE YOUTH FELLOWSHIP of Trinity Church is asking you to save all of your. newspapers to contribute to the group's newspaper collection project. Funds earned by the group for the newspapers which will he recycled will go to a charity project. The group will announce information on a pickup service for newspapers collected during the latter part of Aprll. POMEROY MAYOR WILUAM G. BARONICK has proclaimed April 16-22 National Library Week. Purpose of the week is to encourage systematic and permanent reading habits and to enlist active public support of all libraries. Golly, have you noticed? Not only did Pomeroy have a campaign to pick up all oftbose things that collect and you can 't pass on to the regular garbage collection but street department workers are moving about the community manned with shovels and broolllll picking up refuse on the streets. Very commendable. CHAPMAN'SsHoFS MRS. DOROTHY JENKINS, CHIEF operator of The General Telephone Co. of the Athens office, is pictured in the current edition of the company's employe publication, "General News" . Dorothy is shown presenting gifts to an operator who has retired. Special Reds Thrown Out Goessler Just Waiting Mrs. Hall Hosts · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca se No . 20664 Value! Hungry Trout· E!o.tate ~ 1 01 ~ ~*-A RENCE AOAMS', Oec'fhed . All POUND AT •I' I '· BAKER ,AQierbD bue. ,· 0.. EC47 electronics war· fare fUM .... deltro~ and • three cfaltl.qed and an F4 . ~ . ~ I PUINIIUII MllllllEPOit, 0. POMEROY,.OHIQ $20,000 Maximum Insurance · For Each Depositor '1, ' Property · Transfers Claude Smith, Gludys Smith· to Dale E. Smith, Darlene M. Reed, Parcels, Olive . Willard E. Clay, Lucille F. Clay to Clifford E. Whittington, Barbara G. Whittington , Parcel, Rutland . Mildred F. Ward to Darrell E. Smith, Imogene G. Smith, Parcel, Salisbury. State of Ohio Bd. of Education to Bd. of Ed., of Meigs Local School District, 651> A., Salisbury. Harry C. Roush Jr., Ella D. Roush to Guy Thoma, Ellen Thoma , Rutland . EVERYBODY Shops the WANT AD WAY NOTICE OF Patri£]a J·~·. Barton, Robert Barton to Mildred F. Ward, Gladys F. Ca ins, Lot, Pomeroy. Virgil c. King, Mary D. King to Lelia A. Spencer, Parcels, Bedford. Letta A. Spencer to Virgil C. King, Mary D. King, Parcels, Bedford. Virgil Parsons, Wanda Louise Eads, Jerry D. Eads, ·Larry Virgil Parsons, Sonia E. Parsons to Ohio Powel' Company, 2.025 A., <;olumbia. Faye Loga n, dec'd., to George F. Logan, Dwight Logan, Avery Logan, Helen Milhoan, Avis Bailey, Bernice King , Off. Trans., Bedford. Dwight Logan, Kathryn Logan , Avery Logan, Margaret Logan, Wayne E. Milhoan, Helen Milhoan , Elmer Bailey, Avis Bailey, Bernice King to George F. Logan, Parcels, Bedford. · ) Wahama Will Give Play ., MASON - A three-act mystery comedy, "Finders Creepers ", will be presented by seniors ol Wahama Hi gh Misses · 32· 38 School at 8 p.m. on Friday, April 21. lnfanrs· 9 to 24 Month s Directed by Richard Nease, faculty member, the plot of the play revolves around the acknit tivities of two 13-year-old boys, Sol ! ar;d comfy suer cn nylon se ts come 1n h ab~ played by Bruce Adams and styl e two -tone colors All David Morga n, as they try to shirts mach1ne wasnable solve a mw·der attempt on the life of the richest man in town . Others taking roles are Rox Anne Wallis, Karen Froendt, Mike Howard , John ette Top-o !f shirts and pant s w1th styl el ,So!t aceta te Oldaker , Maria Mitchell , kn1tS 1n popular butt on· Barry Harris, Cher Howard , tront an d key · hole - ne c~ Tina Drake, Beverly Bates, styles Wh1te and colors John Mitchell, Millard Morris and Cindy Lieving. L_l~~=~~=~~~~~~~7'=====~~· Jan e Haymaker is the ",tomboy slack sets -~ assistant and Lynn Sayre and director Sharon Wallace are II(~ ·,· · prompters. Proceeds will go ;} &. into the school's theater fund . • .. t'· ,-_ •f_ -'II Matinee performances will be 4 given lor students. WARDEN REIMBURSED OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI )-A game warden . whose jacket was shredded by a mountain lion has been reimbursed $36 lor his loss. Jon N. Jones was holding the lion while a picture was being taken when the animal became excited over a passing chicken. A supervisor told the Alamc. da County Board of Supervi· sors, which approved payment of the money to Jones, that "in the future , they are not to hold mountain lions to have their pictures taken." their mother , Mrs. Iva Find· ling , who had re ceived a broken hip. She was take n to Riverview Hospita l, wh ere the hip was set "l'd pinned Sunday morning. Mrs. Reeves remained in Columbus and the other three returned home Sunday evening. Richard Swartz of Ravenna, 0 . and Casll Bentz of Salem, 0 . came Sunday to spend a few days with Mr. and ]\Irs. Vere · Swartz and assist in the care of Mr. Swartz. Other visitors in the home Sunday were : Vernon Swartz of Hockingport, Mr. and Mrs . Emmett Hawk of Hemlock Grove, Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey of Flatswoods, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz, and Kate and Freddie Honacher, local . The Emergency Squad was called for Wanda Findling, who had fallen and suffered a head injury Sunday evening . She was taken to the Veterans Memorial Hospiial and admitted. Several stitches were taken to close a cut in the back of the head. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz visited Carrie Swartz and Grace Kelly in the Eimwood Nursing Home Sunday. r .J m . 0r 992-282S or 992 _3453 • 4-lJ.tfc --------- FOR SALE SHOWALTER'S We t. Pel Specials: Deluxe aquarium. 10 gal., for $5.75; 15 gal. for $9.15 : 20 gal. for $11.75 ; Zebra Oanols, 1S cents each, or 7 for $1 . Chesler, Ohio. 4-13-Jtc fl.vo .. Middleport, Ohio, has duly appoi nted Ad - mlnistralor ot the Estate ot Emma Pullins, deceased, late of Middleport , Me igs county, Oh io. Creditors are requ ired to file their c laims with sa id f iduc iary within lour months . si A FASHION SUCCESS! Whatever the day, whatever your mood, you'll love ~!ipping into this ·shoe. '1 Toddlers' 2·~ .. .'} l ;: slack sets · .J: J ,.Stripe J-'!, -..;:fl "' r ,.___, . . , top and soli d-c olor flare leg stacks both. or super · sof t st r etc h ny lon . Tough yet not rou <;;~h ! Brigh t colors and coy •n colors pallerns !hal comphmenl you' Mos ses S ".1 L Chr~gy ~n(j .. ·J'"' /\ ,_.-~ double knit jamalcas Styl et~ l oti Juvenile G/t/s ' 4·6X to• comtort and tash10n co tton Mo sses 10· 18 .slack 1===--. Juvenile Boys' 4-ij short sets Po lyester and co tton . permamml·press knit sh1rts and boxer-styl e sllorts S t r~pe and SOlid combmai 10I'\S lOI S Ol caters cork sole Cl unky, chunk~ and eomtyt Cork topped w1lh 5hiny ennkle patent . Durable composition sola and heel. Cho1ce of great color of values BY Datod this lOih day of fl.prll 14) 13, 20, 27, Jt 't~,;.~~- rt s Ci;lsual crew style neck popu la r colo rs and Piltterns Choose nb-kn1!. o dord k.n11 or 1acquard kn 1t All co11on and mach 1ne washabl e -"~ APRlL SHOWER 1972 . John c . Bacon Acting Probat e Judge of said County 1 h APPOINTMENT been ···~,-__....,. ;~~~ uvenilekB·onys'i3-t7 l •. CIU No. 10,66S Account. The Farmers. Bank & Savings ·eo. 0 . Sunday School attendance on April 9, was 45, the offering $17.85. Worship services were held . at II o'clock with the Rev. Leh· man speaking from Matt. 17: H-21, "Christians Do Not Have To Accept Defeat." Attendance at this ·service was 21. Relatives and fri ends here have received word or the hospitalization of Clarence Swartz' in Holzer Hospital; Iva Findling in the Riverview Hospital at Columbus, with a broken hip; and Albert Warner in Camden-Clark Hospital at Parkersburg , having undergone surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles have been returned to their home from Camden Clark Hospital, where they were treated for shock, suffered in a recent auto accident. Vicki Carr has been suffering from infection from an extracted wisdom tooth, cut out by Qr. Carsey at Mason, W. Va . Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson accompanied Mr . and Mrs. Otto Swartz to Gallipolis Sunday afternoon to see their slater, Helen. Wilbur Robinson is a patient in Veterans Memori:il Hospital at Pomeroy. The following from Alfred Grange, attended the Grange Banquet at the Salisbury School building on Friday evening : Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Carr and daughters, Mary Ca rr, Genevieve Guthrie, Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson. Mrs. Thelma Henderson attended a meeting of the Pastor-Parish Relations committee with Dr. Joseph Graham at the Joppa Church, Friday evening, April 7th. The Women's Society will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening, April 18, at the home of Osie Mae Follrod, with Helen Woode, program leader. Carl and Wanda Findling, Mrs . Wni . Reeves and daughter Elle)l went to Colwnbus, Sunday to be with FOR RENT Estat e of Emmtt Pullins , NICE 7 rooms and 1'12 baths. Deceased . modern kitchen, 161 Mulberr y · Notice Is h e reby given that Ave . Phone 992-2431 after 5 p. Hubert Pullins , of 909 Brownell BY AILEEN LADIES AND GIRLS YAWlS R. Estate of Marvar!l V . Ed · mundson D eceased . NOtice Is hereby given tha t Eileen M . Gorton of 4111 E . 291h Street. Apt . 65. Tucson , Ar i zona 85711 has been duly appoi nted ExecutriK of the Estate ot Margaret V . Edmundson , deceased , late of Salem Township . Meigs Coun ty, Oh io. Creditors ar e requ ired lo fil e tt1e lr cla i ms wi th said f iduciary w i th i n lour months . Dated this lOth day of Apri l 1972. John c. Bacon Acti ng Probate Judge of said county 14) 13. 20, 27 . Jt SPORTSWEAR PULLUP SHORTS of NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT can No. 20,U9 GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Open your Checldng Adams , Racine, Oh fo, has been duly appo i nted Executr ix of th e Eslafe of Cl arence D. Adams, dece<~ se d , late of M eigs Coun ty, OhiO . Cred itor s <!Ire required to t ile th eir c laims with S.'lid l lcudiary w i thin four mon th s. Oal tod this 8th day of A pr il 1972. • John C. Ba con Acting Judge Court of Common Pl eas, • Probate Division {4) 13 , 20. 27. Jt At Park Lake 'TANK TOPS 0. Nat lce Is hereby given that Clara jewelry Party '7T'S TRUE" -.- - Seniors at totes . ounhV0 '~iM terry knit boys· ihirts GIRLS: SIZE } THRU 14 COTTON KNIT SPORTSWEAR Rough . rugged .. tops lor an 0<: • r.asrons . . soorts. school , tun All colton terry w1th ribbed or fash1on coi i!HS Terr the colo rs S11as: 8-18. 1 The finest knitted' combed cotton . Automatic wash and tumble dry. KRINKlE . PATENT • AUTOMATIC WASH AND TUM~LE DRY. ·N·M·W·EE I THE SHOE aox· _ .. Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced MIDDLE PORJ, 0. eSLACKS eSHORTS ePOP TOPS eSHIRTS eSCOOTER SKIRTS .In navy, lime, pepper and lilac. The Kiddie Sh'oppe On The T In Middleport culotte shifts lonj] , lean and dtllnltt ly llirtd tor l••~~en ! Po iYflltl 1nd conon bltndt or 111 cot1 ton CII\YII. Wide selection Ol C:OIO!.!I 1r1d Jilin!! FRAN KLI·IW MIDDLEPORT 0. l �-. 7- '1111! Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , o., April13, im 6- The Dally Senlinei,Midd)eport-P01ncroy,O., ApriliJ, 1972 :O;J,JLULL ! ;: : ZestyHonre~nade Bread . TALENT NIGHT SET A talent night will he observed ·at 7:30 p.m. Suoday . at the Middleport First Baptist Church uod er of the sponsorship . Hv AILE~:N CLi\111~: NEA-,Food Editor ~ 'Omcgags," RAISIN OATMEAL ltiBBON BREAU 11'. cups California raisins II'. cups sifted nour 2 teaspoons baking powder ·~ te11poon soda I teaspoon cinnamon I teaspoon salt l'a cup sugar I cup uncooked quick-cooking oats I egg 2 tablespoons so.H buller 'h cup orange juice l'a leaspuon grated orange pe~l % cup water Chop raisins coarsely. Resift flour with baking power, soda, cinnamon, salt and sugar; stir in oats. Add beaten egg, butter, orange juice, peel and water. Mix untll well-blended. Spread ' CHESTER- The Community Vacation Bible School here has bee n sc heduled for May 30 and 31, and June 1, 2 and 6 through 9, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the grade schooL The theme will -he, "We Worship God." Mri Bernice Hafley will be the director, and Mrs. Mary Hunter, craft the senior high fellowship. Persons interested in participating in the talent display are invited to contact Venlda Gibbs, 992-5143, Barb.ara Anthony, 992-3431, or Peggy Im~oden, 992-7176, bY Friday night so that the · program can be arranged. A Raisin Oatmeal Ribbo n Bread provides tan gy zest to any meal or in-bet ween snacking. It has the extra pickup of flavor from th e use of orange juice and orange peel. which tend to heighten the raisin taste . Bible School Anttounced AA.o..Y,;.;o;•:•X•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•':>.'•~:;·;•;•;•;•;•,•o•,•, ..•,!o'•'•:,.· ·'·'· ·'·""-'"'·'·'·' •'• l'........... ]'QQQ';•, •• •• ••••••••••••••v CARPENTER Family members who gathered at the new home of Mr . and Mrs. Paul Gaston and leader. j ll children of the · community are welco~f~e. To enroll in· the nursery cla,ss, a child must be four years old by June 1. Further information on plans for the school can be secured by telephoning 98a3557. MILLER MOVED RUTLAND - Arthur Lee Miller,_Rt. I, has ~n transfamily for an Easter dinner ferred from Hocking Valley were Mr. Arthur Gastoa, Mr _ ·Community Hospital to and Mrs. Charles Gaston, Roy Gallipolis Clinic Room 117. and Debbie Gaston, Don Wellman and Mr. and Mrs. it is_ ge nerally supposed Richard Gaston, Athens, Mr. that Napoleon Bonaparte was and' Mrs. James Gaston, local, the first to call the English and David Hess, gpringfield. a nation of shopkeepe<s. heritage house replaces heartburn fast! ll" of · batter in bott om of greased a nd f 1our e d 8Y, x 4'-2 -inch loaf pan or 2 t21'a-cup l pans. Sp r ink l e with hal f of ra isins. Cove r with batter, another layer of raisi ns and top with remain- Women's 2 shades ol l ea ther s1~VER sa ndal. B w;dth sruos .... • Reg, 11.50 To Appear At RiaApril 21 RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell of Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Chapman and daughters, Shelley and Kimberly of Columbus, have returned from a Florida vacation. They arrived in Orlando Easter Sunday where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Burton, daughters, Lisa and Erika Lynn. Mrs. Carpenter News, Event Those present at the·home of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jordan Easter for a family gathering were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jordan, Stanton, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Jordan, U.S. Army in Delaware, Mr. and Mrs. Paul· Zimmerman, Stockport, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Queen and Mr. and Mrs. James Hale, McConnellsvllle, Mrs. Ida Dennison, Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Max McCallie, . the host family and David Llewlyn, New Marshfield . Callen were Mr. and ·Mrs. Waller Jordan, Cincinnati, and Vina Rutherford, Columbus, was a guest on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and Nancv soent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stanley and Anna in Erie, Pa. Mrs. Roy Wi3eman, Harrisonville, and Rev. and Mrs. David Wiseman, Jana Renee, Evan David and Owen Earl, Cambridge, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey_ The children enjoyed an Easter egg hunt near their ·gra ndparen ts' home. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peck and family included family members, Mr. and . Mrs. Nathan Brady, Ashland , Ohio : Mrs. Lulu Williamson, Albany , Mrs. Ellen Davis and Brenda and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peck, Nelsonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williamson and children, local. Helen Peck, who is stationed at Offutt Air, WHY BE DEAF? ACT NOWI Most hearing problems can be helped e.~ HEARING · 1r~J..- WORKSHOP -" FRIDAY, APRIL~14, 1971 MEIGS INN, POMEROY, OHIO 9 a.m . to 6 p.m . · FREE GIFTS . for everyone FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TEST _ Find out If you really have a hearing problem FREE SERVICE on all makes of hearing aids FREE CONSULTATION ~id problems FREE WIND NOISE REDUCER for some types of aids FREE DEMONSTRATIONS of newest Beltone hearing aid models DON1 Ptn: UP WITH WHISRING a new custom earm!!ld could help lh PRICE ONLY DURING THIS WORKSHOP SPECIAL! Batteries ~ price (Limit one pkg . per customer) · If you can't come in for this Hearing Workshop, our Consultant will come 1!1 you. Call for home appointment- Burton, the former Aleta Lynn Russell of Racine, honored her sister, Mrs. Chapman, with a birthday dinner on April 4. Enroute home the Russell RIO GRANDE - KRESKIN, and Chapman families visited the internationally famous the John Kennedy Space Center. They spent a night at mentalist who influences other people's thoughts with his own , Daytona Bea~h visiting the Speedway and Marineland . will perform APril 21 at Rio Grande College as part of the They also took a tour of St. Augustine, Fla. and drank college's 1972 Artist & Lecture Series . The show, "The from the fountain of youth. Amazing World of KRESKIN," will be in Lyne Center, with curtain time set for 8:i5. Force Base in Nebraska was a Admission for this perrecent guest at her parents' formance is $1 per person. .,home. Tickets can be purchased at Those who were Easter guests of their parents, Mr . and the college or in Gallipolis, Mrs. Andrew Greer following Jackson, Pt Pleasant, Oak Hill the wedding of their sister, or Wellston. Ticket outlets will Shirley Greer, and Richard E. be announced later this week. Cook in Columbus on April I, Tickets may also he purchased were Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Greer, at the door . KRESKIN began as a Roger Jr _ and Rochelle, Wa rner . Robins, Georgia j traveling magician at age nine, Dewey Greer , Huntsville, but he has worked 'constantly Alabama : Mr. and Mrs. on developing his skills as a Leonard Greer and family , mentalist-hypnotist What he Lexington , Ky. ; Mrs. Jerry has developed is, one expert Reed and daughter, Clendenin, sll-ys, a form of comW. Va _; Sherman Greer and munications that may not be Chris Bailey, Hobart, Indiana; perfected for another 50 years. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith and What he can do borders on the son, Greenville, S.C., and Mrs. impossible : In a seance-like setting, 20 James Reed and children, members of the audience sit at local. Ministers who participated five tables in groups of four. in Holy Week services of the KRESKIN - using the Albany Charge which were brainpower of the 20 people held at Temple Church in- makes the five tables tremble, cluded Rev. Paul Chestnut, rise off the floor and turn over. KRESKIN asks a guest to Amesville : Rev. Bryan 1 think of any program listed in Spadling, Rev. Cecil Cox, Athens : Rev . Arthur Crabtree, an Issue of TV Guide. Then he local, and Rev_ Howard asks a member of the audience Mayne , Albany_ The group to hold the TV Guide and a pen joined for services at the behind his back and mark a Rolling Hills Baptist Church on point on any page in the Friday evening and Sunrise magazine. The ·mark inservices at Alexander High variably appears on the listing School on Easter morning. I am providing the residents of the district with a · 601 SIXTH AVENUE . HUNTI~GTON, W. VA. \ • chance to have a change i n direction - to move 6aggressl vety toward a state· governmeni that Is respon. slve to the people and to the future. I contend that my opponents, Collins and Welker, with 28 years combined experience. have yet to shOw that they reprosent Ill of the people or that they are elfectlveln today's society. Pd. Pol. Adv. ~· sil.,er nail head ornaments Dn vamp . 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B W;dth - Women 's brown · lea ther sanda I, Reg. 11.99 Automatic Cleansing Brush by Clairol and once practiced as a profession'al hypnotist in the psychology community. He has a regu lar television show, "The Amazing World of Kreskin," which debuted last month in New York . HOUSE DISTRICT 92 people and our natural resourc::l!'s are pro.t!cted. HEARING AID CENTER brown Reg. 2.50 69¢ 99~ 4-WAY THE SKIN MACHiNET.M NASAL' SPRAY 2mR prese nted business seminars, CANDIDATE FOR STATEREPRESENTATIVE I am one of three Republicans seel<lng the office of State Representativ e from Ohio's 92nd District . This area of Ohio has not had v; talleadershi,P In Columbus for years. And the residents of the district 'are well aware that Jhey ha ve been taken for granted by officials who have either been too lnvolv.ed in special i nterests or for some other reason have been ineflective as public leaders. Surface Mining ' has been Indiscriminate here to< years . Our highways, streams. publi c housing, Public buildings, wildl ife, and the land In general, have been ravaged wlthou't merc y. Mine operators have had a,blank check here In the past that enabled them to arrogantly violate even the weak existing laws wlth no fear or court a.ctlon. The people of the district know that this Is an outrage . Fll[ e>amp le, the people are smart enOugh So know that It ·Is a mockery of law and order when private Interests are al lowed to destroy public hlgl1ways that have to be rebuilt with publ ic tax money. Our officials toave preached taw and order on one side of the street and, then , turned their heads the other way when laws were ~lo l ated on the other side. Our people and our Natural Resour ces are the only sandal, light and dark for the program selected by KRESKIN 's guest . KRESKIN has performed on te levision a nd across the country in night clubs and on college campuses. He has also MACK FULKS SPEAKS TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS DISTRI swikhed-on Sandals for a lightfooled Summer SHAMPOO 1 With Ext r;t Built-In Setting Act ton Reg. 11.75 7 Ol k.i.IIIIS~IIIAY GREAT BODY Inst ant Prot ein Hc11r Cond ition er 60 Sr•rond Reg, 11.15 A~··"Td (NtWSP.APfR ENTUPRISE ASS N,) Women 's brown leather EXTRA HOLD Tw in PJck V05 HAIR r l SPRAY SHAMPOO =·-5 vo - Vacation at Orlando Ended for Ohioans Kreskin To Appear In Artist and Lecture Series CLAIRO~" '1 bro~n ing batter. Bake in 350-degree ove n 55 to 60 minutes fo r 8 ~,- inc h pan or 40 minutes for small pans. Turn out and cool on rack. Makes I large or 2 small loaves . KiNDNESS Co ndi ti oning MIDDLEPORT, 0. such as ra isi n-oatmea l. '111'1 lOO's Formerly Kips Shoe Store Homemade breads come 1n a variety of tastes MISS GELUSIL~ ANTACID TABLET.,SIIIIIII!I--~~:J longer alann . • Reg. ~2.09 7 e6 6 tOO's ggc IVORY L~QUID . Reg. 39~ 63' = = .. --- . = .--Clllit' With Coupon WHILE SUPPLY LASTS GOOD AT NELSON'S = ---=== .i . ~ �-. 7- '1111! Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , o., April13, im 6- The Dally Senlinei,Midd)eport-P01ncroy,O., ApriliJ, 1972 :O;J,JLULL ! ;: : ZestyHonre~nade Bread . TALENT NIGHT SET A talent night will he observed ·at 7:30 p.m. Suoday . at the Middleport First Baptist Church uod er of the sponsorship . Hv AILE~:N CLi\111~: NEA-,Food Editor ~ 'Omcgags," RAISIN OATMEAL ltiBBON BREAU 11'. cups California raisins II'. cups sifted nour 2 teaspoons baking powder ·~ te11poon soda I teaspoon cinnamon I teaspoon salt l'a cup sugar I cup uncooked quick-cooking oats I egg 2 tablespoons so.H buller 'h cup orange juice l'a leaspuon grated orange pe~l % cup water Chop raisins coarsely. Resift flour with baking power, soda, cinnamon, salt and sugar; stir in oats. Add beaten egg, butter, orange juice, peel and water. Mix untll well-blended. Spread ' CHESTER- The Community Vacation Bible School here has bee n sc heduled for May 30 and 31, and June 1, 2 and 6 through 9, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the grade schooL The theme will -he, "We Worship God." Mri Bernice Hafley will be the director, and Mrs. Mary Hunter, craft the senior high fellowship. Persons interested in participating in the talent display are invited to contact Venlda Gibbs, 992-5143, Barb.ara Anthony, 992-3431, or Peggy Im~oden, 992-7176, bY Friday night so that the · program can be arranged. A Raisin Oatmeal Ribbo n Bread provides tan gy zest to any meal or in-bet ween snacking. It has the extra pickup of flavor from th e use of orange juice and orange peel. which tend to heighten the raisin taste . Bible School Anttounced AA.o..Y,;.;o;•:•X•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•':>.'•~:;·;•;•;•;•;•,•o•,•, ..•,!o'•'•:,.· ·'·'· ·'·""-'"'·'·'·' •'• l'........... ]'QQQ';•, •• •• ••••••••••••••v CARPENTER Family members who gathered at the new home of Mr . and Mrs. Paul Gaston and leader. j ll children of the · community are welco~f~e. To enroll in· the nursery cla,ss, a child must be four years old by June 1. Further information on plans for the school can be secured by telephoning 98a3557. MILLER MOVED RUTLAND - Arthur Lee Miller,_Rt. I, has ~n transfamily for an Easter dinner ferred from Hocking Valley were Mr. Arthur Gastoa, Mr _ ·Community Hospital to and Mrs. Charles Gaston, Roy Gallipolis Clinic Room 117. and Debbie Gaston, Don Wellman and Mr. and Mrs. it is_ ge nerally supposed Richard Gaston, Athens, Mr. that Napoleon Bonaparte was and' Mrs. James Gaston, local, the first to call the English and David Hess, gpringfield. a nation of shopkeepe<s. heritage house replaces heartburn fast! ll" of · batter in bott om of greased a nd f 1our e d 8Y, x 4'-2 -inch loaf pan or 2 t21'a-cup l pans. Sp r ink l e with hal f of ra isins. Cove r with batter, another layer of raisi ns and top with remain- Women's 2 shades ol l ea ther s1~VER sa ndal. B w;dth sruos .... • Reg, 11.50 To Appear At RiaApril 21 RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell of Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Chapman and daughters, Shelley and Kimberly of Columbus, have returned from a Florida vacation. They arrived in Orlando Easter Sunday where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Burton, daughters, Lisa and Erika Lynn. Mrs. Carpenter News, Event Those present at the·home of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jordan Easter for a family gathering were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jordan, Stanton, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Jordan, U.S. Army in Delaware, Mr. and Mrs. Paul· Zimmerman, Stockport, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Queen and Mr. and Mrs. James Hale, McConnellsvllle, Mrs. Ida Dennison, Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Max McCallie, . the host family and David Llewlyn, New Marshfield . Callen were Mr. and ·Mrs. Waller Jordan, Cincinnati, and Vina Rutherford, Columbus, was a guest on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and Nancv soent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stanley and Anna in Erie, Pa. Mrs. Roy Wi3eman, Harrisonville, and Rev. and Mrs. David Wiseman, Jana Renee, Evan David and Owen Earl, Cambridge, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey_ The children enjoyed an Easter egg hunt near their ·gra ndparen ts' home. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peck and family included family members, Mr. and . Mrs. Nathan Brady, Ashland , Ohio : Mrs. Lulu Williamson, Albany , Mrs. Ellen Davis and Brenda and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peck, Nelsonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williamson and children, local. Helen Peck, who is stationed at Offutt Air, WHY BE DEAF? ACT NOWI Most hearing problems can be helped e.~ HEARING · 1r~J..- WORKSHOP -" FRIDAY, APRIL~14, 1971 MEIGS INN, POMEROY, OHIO 9 a.m . to 6 p.m . · FREE GIFTS . for everyone FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TEST _ Find out If you really have a hearing problem FREE SERVICE on all makes of hearing aids FREE CONSULTATION ~id problems FREE WIND NOISE REDUCER for some types of aids FREE DEMONSTRATIONS of newest Beltone hearing aid models DON1 Ptn: UP WITH WHISRING a new custom earm!!ld could help lh PRICE ONLY DURING THIS WORKSHOP SPECIAL! Batteries ~ price (Limit one pkg . per customer) · If you can't come in for this Hearing Workshop, our Consultant will come 1!1 you. Call for home appointment- Burton, the former Aleta Lynn Russell of Racine, honored her sister, Mrs. Chapman, with a birthday dinner on April 4. Enroute home the Russell RIO GRANDE - KRESKIN, and Chapman families visited the internationally famous the John Kennedy Space Center. They spent a night at mentalist who influences other people's thoughts with his own , Daytona Bea~h visiting the Speedway and Marineland . will perform APril 21 at Rio Grande College as part of the They also took a tour of St. Augustine, Fla. and drank college's 1972 Artist & Lecture Series . The show, "The from the fountain of youth. Amazing World of KRESKIN," will be in Lyne Center, with curtain time set for 8:i5. Force Base in Nebraska was a Admission for this perrecent guest at her parents' formance is $1 per person. .,home. Tickets can be purchased at Those who were Easter guests of their parents, Mr . and the college or in Gallipolis, Mrs. Andrew Greer following Jackson, Pt Pleasant, Oak Hill the wedding of their sister, or Wellston. Ticket outlets will Shirley Greer, and Richard E. be announced later this week. Cook in Columbus on April I, Tickets may also he purchased were Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Greer, at the door . KRESKIN began as a Roger Jr _ and Rochelle, Wa rner . Robins, Georgia j traveling magician at age nine, Dewey Greer , Huntsville, but he has worked 'constantly Alabama : Mr. and Mrs. on developing his skills as a Leonard Greer and family , mentalist-hypnotist What he Lexington , Ky. ; Mrs. Jerry has developed is, one expert Reed and daughter, Clendenin, sll-ys, a form of comW. Va _; Sherman Greer and munications that may not be Chris Bailey, Hobart, Indiana; perfected for another 50 years. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith and What he can do borders on the son, Greenville, S.C., and Mrs. impossible : In a seance-like setting, 20 James Reed and children, members of the audience sit at local. Ministers who participated five tables in groups of four. in Holy Week services of the KRESKIN - using the Albany Charge which were brainpower of the 20 people held at Temple Church in- makes the five tables tremble, cluded Rev. Paul Chestnut, rise off the floor and turn over. KRESKIN asks a guest to Amesville : Rev. Bryan 1 think of any program listed in Spadling, Rev. Cecil Cox, Athens : Rev . Arthur Crabtree, an Issue of TV Guide. Then he local, and Rev_ Howard asks a member of the audience Mayne , Albany_ The group to hold the TV Guide and a pen joined for services at the behind his back and mark a Rolling Hills Baptist Church on point on any page in the Friday evening and Sunrise magazine. The ·mark inservices at Alexander High variably appears on the listing School on Easter morning. I am providing the residents of the district with a · 601 SIXTH AVENUE . HUNTI~GTON, W. VA. \ • chance to have a change i n direction - to move 6aggressl vety toward a state· governmeni that Is respon. slve to the people and to the future. I contend that my opponents, Collins and Welker, with 28 years combined experience. have yet to shOw that they reprosent Ill of the people or that they are elfectlveln today's society. Pd. Pol. Adv. ~· sil.,er nail head ornaments Dn vamp . B Width CREAM RINSE lOlh oz. sa~ Reg. sl.25 Reg. 11.59 Reg. s14.99 $1.00 1 O'l WHITE RAIN BATH OIL Fruit of the Loom BEADS "Soft-Magic" Sheer-to the-Waist Reg, 981 Reg. 11.15 Reg. sl.25 80l 14 49e Reg. 79' 32 Reg, 1.67 1 99 Reinforced Seams Fash ion Sandal Foot VITAUS HAIR TONIC s2.25 lOO's PANTY HOSE PAL SOAP '10. oz. Reg. oz. Reg. 93' TODAV'S FULL ' NATURAL LOOK IN A TUBE ¢ Soft and Sheer with Magic Fit 4 oz. OZ. SIZE (!I Family Restaurants COUPONS GOOD Ar.'YTIME AT: 1593 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Cheeseburger 2.tor39c Super Shef. WITH CHEESE 2for1.09 with this covpon '!•- Thla Ia the BIG one! Afull pound petty of choice ground beet, broiled over open flames, served on a toasted bun, with ~ lettuce. tomato. sweel onton. Coupon Good Anytime at af•• • Parllclpall BURGE~ with this COVjiOII trxl'lo ground beef, broiled BORG PRELL BATHROOM SHAMPOO SCALES LARGE SIZE over open-tlomea, topped with melted chlfle, · bMaef crtrlfr"•-,o:·:....,.· Reg. 11.29 Reg. 16.50 Reg. _GOl $1.54 sus Powde.• dry .. lor <1 powcle1 dry leel1ng .35 ' DENTURE CLEANSER Coupon good Anytime al aay ParllclplliDg BURGER CHEF In GaiUpollo! 29' VALUE 9'x12' DROP CLOTH TABLETS or Super REGULAR p~ID,ltex" sclf-auJUSUOfl Ham 'n Cheese ·Big Shef. ~ tampons 2forl9c with this covpon _..-------,. _ . ;.... ....- 1 FREE- with purchase just right for Spring n3;;nt;n• with this covpon A hol , heapin ' help ln' or counlf'/· ll.v ored ham, al! melted over with savory Swl11 cheese, and our ape· clal aauc~ on a 1oa1led llun . Our Bonquot on 1 Bun I Two open-flame brallod bettburgere sopped with melted cho111, our apoclol uuco ond chopped lettuce. _ Cdupon Good Anytime al any Parliclpallng BURGER In GaUJFiGU. AEROSOL MIST HAIR REMOVER SCHICK' 1..-TORUIOR Reg, sug Coa(IOII Good Anytime at 117 Parlldpallag BURGER CHEF In GaW,.U.! $1.09 $1.29 96's Reg. '1.79 . 30's AMMENS POWDER. MEDICATED 61J, SPRAY WITH THIS COUPON (Without Coup.on S9c) . Limit 1 Per Customer while they last. GOOD AT : NELSON'S Reg. 99' ' VALUAAl f 7 Ol · Reg. 99' Neet. oz. . Buy 1 No. 50 Qrop Cloth for just lOc 3.5 Ol ge $}.19 Double Cheeseburger 2for29c . will! this covpon 2~w 790 willt litis cov,.on --· Two .f•II·IIU palllll •• aptn• Thin, OO!cftn·brcwn French Frltl lhll mtll In you~ mo1.i1h. Jill" *'· ..... , ' S-ln9ol_,llol-,..,a - ·-llntltod .,..... £'11upon Good Anytimt .at any ParllelpoliU BURGER In Galltpolis! . Cot1po1 Good Allytlltle 1t UJ PartlclpatiiJ BURGER CHEF' Ill Cpl¥(11111 I'H•:·· . PLAlN DIAL .. LW- L - - -•w• - - - _ WMINOUS DIAI. ... CEPACOL LOZENGES • . Rei. 694 49~ . . Receive one FREE Addt' l drop cloths, 13c each· Hurry! Quanfitles be '6.66 99 ,.., Reg. 18.98 WESTOLOX BIG BEN CE.PACOL LIOUID Reg. s1.59 . ~ • ··-• - - - - - - - - · WE AlWAYS TREAT YOU RIGHT-;iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii u NO. 264 KEYWOUND ALARM CLOCKS Reg. 19.98 World's mOlt tam.oua alann now ex· cltln&'IY atyled In smart oval design. Adjustable loud-oo!t alarm. Q u t e t Uck, quiet wind. llllltlllll . . GIANT SIZE . Fa~ acli!li ... Mo_!t convenient s2.~. COU I-',lN 22 fl. Ql, SPRAY 0/'I ... SHOWER'Off Reg. ·Fries ULTRA DRY ANTIPERSPIRANT 5 oz. SIZE 66t ' Reg. s2.00 7 Ol Reg. s2.29 rea l assets we have. When natural resources are destroyed, it Is the people who are finally hurt. Land values decline, tax money declines, and the beauty ol the outdoors that our children have a. right to experience Is exploited for the benet It ol a few . t say that this ts wrong and t Intend to provide leadership that will see that our vamp. B W;dth - Women 's brown · lea ther sanda I, Reg. 11.99 Automatic Cleansing Brush by Clairol and once practiced as a profession'al hypnotist in the psychology community. He has a regu lar television show, "The Amazing World of Kreskin," which debuted last month in New York . HOUSE DISTRICT 92 people and our natural resourc::l!'s are pro.t!cted. HEARING AID CENTER brown Reg. 2.50 69¢ 99~ 4-WAY THE SKIN MACHiNET.M NASAL' SPRAY 2mR prese nted business seminars, CANDIDATE FOR STATEREPRESENTATIVE I am one of three Republicans seel<lng the office of State Representativ e from Ohio's 92nd District . This area of Ohio has not had v; talleadershi,P In Columbus for years. And the residents of the district 'are well aware that Jhey ha ve been taken for granted by officials who have either been too lnvolv.ed in special i nterests or for some other reason have been ineflective as public leaders. Surface Mining ' has been Indiscriminate here to< years . Our highways, streams. publi c housing, Public buildings, wildl ife, and the land In general, have been ravaged wlthou't merc y. Mine operators have had a,blank check here In the past that enabled them to arrogantly violate even the weak existing laws wlth no fear or court a.ctlon. The people of the district know that this Is an outrage . Fll[ e>amp le, the people are smart enOugh So know that It ·Is a mockery of law and order when private Interests are al lowed to destroy public hlgl1ways that have to be rebuilt with publ ic tax money. Our officials toave preached taw and order on one side of the street and, then , turned their heads the other way when laws were ~lo l ated on the other side. Our people and our Natural Resour ces are the only sandal, light and dark for the program selected by KRESKIN 's guest . KRESKIN has performed on te levision a nd across the country in night clubs and on college campuses. He has also MACK FULKS SPEAKS TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS DISTRI swikhed-on Sandals for a lightfooled Summer SHAMPOO 1 With Ext r;t Built-In Setting Act ton Reg. 11.75 7 Ol k.i.IIIIS~IIIAY GREAT BODY Inst ant Prot ein Hc11r Cond ition er 60 Sr•rond Reg, 11.15 A~··"Td (NtWSP.APfR ENTUPRISE ASS N,) Women 's brown leather EXTRA HOLD Tw in PJck V05 HAIR r l SPRAY SHAMPOO =·-5 vo - Vacation at Orlando Ended for Ohioans Kreskin To Appear In Artist and Lecture Series CLAIRO~" '1 bro~n ing batter. Bake in 350-degree ove n 55 to 60 minutes fo r 8 ~,- inc h pan or 40 minutes for small pans. Turn out and cool on rack. Makes I large or 2 small loaves . KiNDNESS Co ndi ti oning MIDDLEPORT, 0. such as ra isi n-oatmea l. '111'1 lOO's Formerly Kips Shoe Store Homemade breads come 1n a variety of tastes MISS GELUSIL~ ANTACID TABLET.,SIIIIIII!I--~~:J longer alann . • Reg. ~2.09 7 e6 6 tOO's ggc IVORY L~QUID . Reg. 39~ 63' = = .. --- . = .--Clllit' With Coupon WHILE SUPPLY LASTS GOOD AT NELSON'S = ---=== .i . ~ �• . ' • I ·I oe:u:u:::::""~W~::~r{<':*~'~·~~~~x.::~:<''::=::;: ::::~::::::=::::::::::::::;::,:::~.;:::::::::::::::l~ . Sorority Has .l Soc iai ' li Fellowship Day Set Fun .W ith Food i~i~ c· ,.p v .· i . . . TERmiTE .. . r tft- OJ . ear I c·1 , d ' · ~ . D:;~·~~o~lc~~cl~~~lo~~~~ .,""~;~ ;iwi;~~t~~nyreported By aen ar YOUR ' .BARNEY ,...- T~'l DUG A HOLE AN' BURIED FOUR BURNT HEN F€~THERS UNDER TH ' CHINASERRV TREE , BUT IT DIDN'T CURE. PAW'S SORE THROAT, OOC --· TellS ) BOTTLE OF WONDER PILLS , . . / -- . ___or--.._ .,z.-. •. ·~ i~._,hvf .. ,;....., I CAMPUS CLA 'ITER MESSAGE BEN, I KNOW A POLICEMAN IS NEVER OFF DUTY. AND 'ltiU SHOULD BE PREPARED. -I N YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT 1 ERROR- 8UT I ST'ILL DONT 'rOU NEED ALL 1HAT... J.. ·~"'"'' .TO GO V161T M'/ MO!l1ER! VULGAP.IlLA -IS OUR FINE.ST TA.I~T£ NEW SUPER STAR!! EVER i=l'.ID IDA MODERN EI-JTE.RrAII-!ER . EI<JT IF E V EN FOWLEMIND COULDN'T STAND HIM - , HAVE 10 DO AN'r' •• fOR A WHILF: .. , WHO'S GOING TO GO j. AND GEIHIM-:> !f , EAsY ·~y TETRAZZINI 10 cups cut-up·· cooked tur~ey· (or chicken): 118 ounce (lackilge thin spaghetti (be&! wlten cook~ in the !roth from a chicken ; 2 eight o111.ce cans mushroom stems and piece,; 4 10~ oiUice Cllllll condensed cream of celery soup, and I ( three ounce jar grated Pannesan cheese , Preheilt the oven to 350 degrees. · In a large kettle combine turkey or chicken spaghetti, mlllhroolllB and their liquid with lilt!Uuted soup. Pour mixture Into two eight by 12inch baking dl.!hes. Sprinkle each diab with ~ of Parmesan cheese. Bake 30-35 minutes or IUitil hot and liubbly. MRS.' SPENCER SAYS this ia a recipe which can be fl'epared when tbe chicken or turkey ia av~ble, and thtin tucked Into the freezer without baking until its needed. . · · To do thia, abe suggests completely preparing the Tetrazzinl 1·in oven proof baking dillhes and covering with some freezer ' ,wrap. When the time comes that you want serve It, site sa)'ll just take it out of the freezer, let thaw sllghlly, pour ~ cup milk i· evenly over it and bake at 350 degrees IUltil it is hot and bubbly. r Flt.JISHE:D.'Tlf.ANK HEAVENS I 1'.1?~ I! . ::: · Such a nice note from Mrs. Marilyn Spencer or Montezuma. )Ind. wlto tells q~e seeps up on wltat's happening here through i.'lbe .DaUy Sentinel. A fonner resident site ia the granddaughter 1or Mrs. Purley Karr and a niece of Mrs. Kathryn Mora, both of 1whom have sulmltted "tried and tnie" recipes for this colunm. Marilyn sent •long a recipe for "Easy Turkey (or Chicken) f"TetrliZZinl':. The recipe makes 18 servings but can eiiSlly he cut i to half or even a fourth, dep«<ddng, of course, on family size. I. lliE:RE ...rM THAT'S THE to l MORE CLeANING f l If/ate Lunch Planned ' ' ~'A 6U/[) B:CAU5E YD.J CJ0 HAVE "Ac!:~T ANC>: WANT YOU ;c s-Ay 0 ".! ' /"\'') 3= '"':::.:::my t-~::r.::= .1 FWWERO>. AT ANY R4.TE, l'H:: STAFF 0>' I LIKE IT H:''<= 35TTE~ tl ~~ -...;='!ME: .Y''551VN"<.L:: { r i 'lOUR SOLICITUDE ! IS MOST GAATIFVINGI U0 HA5 OPEN:'D AND 1:, 5TAR"N& TO ACCE"f ,V\!:! :Work Begun on · '73 Club Book I IS Nina, in thi~> d~4 and , aqe. a ~ Dr: ~uddle ctoesn't, ~keezix ' pe~n block<; awa4 an.d.....:.if::=·:=--. weather i<O a "'" "bit inclement" he cadqes a ride trom ' HOSPITAL NEWS smoker ke a c1 who has quit. buyinq that is! ,___, ha~to drive a car! r \Xlll'T L»lefRSTMD IT, BUT I THINK 1'1.\ 11-l WVE! 'iJHE Clio~ Cr.JPi D'S ~ FOJND THEWRONO> TARGoET. 0 0 Ill 'ri\ERE SOMETHIH' WHAT DID 't!> MEAN TH~ A~GIIIER5Y ANSWER T' WHERE 9AND"r IS · ~ ~R WHE N I CAN BE'fOND THE BEYCJND·/r~A~IitES ~~ ACROSS 1. Beer ingre· DOCS AND MEN HAVE CAFI:TERIA SHUTS DOWN THURSDAY NIG~T, TRACV, BECAUSE OF NO LUNCH FRIDAV, YOU SEE WE FRIDAY t.IOOI>I . ---- TO EAT. ITS LIKELY H~EIR FOOD IS BEING SNI TC ~ED F'ROM T~E CAFETERIA . dient 5. Imitated Miss Muffet B. Lake or canal 9. PhiliP· TRII,IL OF FDOTP R I NTS IN ULTRA 34. podrida 35. Harder to understand 36. Nurture 37. Coach •Par· seghian 38. Small change pine V IOLET LICI-lT M19~ LEAD US TO TI-l EM. tribe!pl!an 13. Locate · 14. Extract 15. Dr. Seuss' "The Cat ~~ in the DOWN 1. Fine fabric 2. Sutherland solo 3. Irish fact or fancy 16. New York rDlJ-lbrn;~k.t:::!!!..Jc 4. Pagoda· ornament toy Ill NIIII\H"~< I ill l1nleralnl:>!8 1h-..e four Jumbles, 5. Loreleis eM letter to H<:h oquare, to form tour ordinary worda. 6. Represen- tative ?. Volume 10. Popular Irish song y,.,,,,.,,,,., 11. Superin· 25. California tend city 12. Adoles· 27. Easier cent .. to take 16. Wind 29. Mulberry 18. Girl's cloth name 31. High· 20. Cracker lander's U. Languish group 22. Anchored 32. Acid 23. Mining 34. Grampus find river 17. Inclined · -'----c-t 19. Marine - cover girl L--------....1 22. Sugar or l<lNDI.Y 6101' ~IH& AT ME I!OHAT ' TRICKfN MAHNI:R, IT'5 OISTI!ACTIN<;I r'•IJ-.,PUDGY genus 25. Card game 26. Siouan %7. Name in guest of.her grandparents, Mr. and Ml'll. I. B. Walker of Pomeroy, Route 3. Her mother, Mrs. June Poole, will join her here Satur~ay. Lisa Is Canada's newest province recuperating· • ·rrom the is Newfoundland. which bechickenpox. '' came a province in 1949. Special Discount On Every Item 10 BLADES AYDS REDUCING PLAN CANDY Reg. $3.50 24 •2.2.8 oz. ONLY ONE A DAY MULTI·PLE VITAMINS 60TAB~LY ·$ 1.19 GILLmE RIGHT GUARD ANTI-PERSPIRANT DEODORANT Usterine 5 oz. ANTISEPTIC REG. 79' 7 oz. 49¢ ONLY -69~ REXALL BRITE' SET HAIR SPRAY , ·Koscot .Kosmetics Flame of Hope Perfumes Human & Synthetic Wigs '¢ . 14 Ol DRISTAN ONLY DECONGESTANT TABLET BROWN'S 992·5113 50 TBLETS REG. 12.59 • ONLY $}54 P~MPERS DAYTIME 15's Fast Pain Relief 100 Tablets ~ Reg. $1.67 YOU'U LOVE OUR SAVINGS ' ONLY Big Assortment of Toys for IIDys & Girls VALUES TO 59c . . SPECIAL ~l"' 5AVE fll9 LIFE .. !• 40 Different l'oys to Pick From • rollif iDiOS'·SP.mN.S · "I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: , WITH GRANDPARENTS MIDDLEPORT 992,2709 •fr•'"'- lo I{N 1l) about A NIOHTMIIRIH! Reg. $1. 89 MONDAY CHESTER PTA Monday 8 p. m, State Patrolman Jim Sheels will present a 111m on highway safety. Usa Poole of Columbus is the VAU.EY WMBER. & SUPPLY 00. RAZOR BLADES m. Pottv l'hlin to complet ely termlte-proqf the average 3-bedroom home! Sllves you over $100 compared to ttle eosl of calling in a profess ional exterminator . Buy Arab and do both you and your ' home a lavor :•Price may vary slightly. GILLETTE PlATINUM-PLUS · MIDDLEPORT Masonic Lodge 363 will attend worship · services at the United Presbyterian Church, Mid· dleport, Sunday. The group will meet at the church at 10:1~ a. TUESDAY OHIO ETA Pill Chapter, Beta' Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Debbie Flnlaw. Program on architecture by Mrs. Jeanette Thomas and Mrs. Judy Crooks . Mrs . Carol Adams and Mrs . Finlaw, hostesses. Sl9.9rbuys l galiOn of Arab Term ite Control Concentrate. Add an Arab hose-end spray Applicator and you're ready IAKID . IXCtn ... DITACH AFTER AU. , 'ltJO REAWI tHOll6HT 't\:liJ WERE F16HTIN6 ~onsumer­ 30. Ham it up 33. Twine ~"ED50E'~ <lTUDY,.,WA, IT J U5T A demonstration of knot tying was given by David Nease when the 4·H Pleasure Riders met recently at the Rock Springs fairgrounds . The anatomy of a horse wa_s studied by the members. The next meeting will be at Meredith Manor on April 30. Mrs. Rachael Downie, William Downie, Jr. and Miss Nancy Collins are advisors of the club. Members attending were Lynne Baker, Sam Huston, Mila Powell, Matthew Dilbird, Marcia Dillard, Joy Gooch, Elizabeth, Imogene and Redenith Blevins, Connie Smith, Susan Yost, Scott Neaae, David Nease, Pam Nottingham, Fay Reibel, and SUNDAY COUNTY UNION Class meeting at Letart Falls United Brethren Ch'urch SIUlday 2 to 4 . p.m. Okey A. Hart, leader. Rev. Rob Shook, pastor, ex· tends an invitation to the public to attend. I J AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands lor another. In this sample A is ---:-'T'?'"7"'...___~ used for the three L's, X for· the two O's, etc. Single letters. r----~-----, r apostrophes, th'e length and formation of the words are all TAAT IUrl.~ NO 11&10 HVNDRED h.ints. Each day Ihe code letters are different. ~DINAR'( I'OUND:S'! CRYPTOQUOTI!S CAT, EITHE~ RIT GDYCTL LYYF EHL RIT CTEDTL DZBC EFT BFTFTJMZCZRTC RY . ' RQFEHHQ. - WFJ!HS D . CJR EIIRYII ' Yesterday'a Cryploquote: DON'T BE AFRAID TO TAKE A BIG STEP IF ONE IS INDICATED; YOU CAN'T CROSS A , -.1.&01.-"--.,.....---''-' "'""'"_....._....._ _ _ _.._. CHASM IN TWO SMALL JUMPS. - WILLIAM LLOYD GEORGE 20'DIFFERENT ITEMs''' -··. Big values Including ShlmJ)OO$, Malr Rinse, Creams, : Lollons, Nail Polish Remove~. lleodorants, Talcum, Bay Rum and Mouth WasheS- SPECIAL 3 FOR 11.00. ~C 1972 King Fea.tuna Syndic"te, lnc.) •• ' Refrigerator-Freezer • ·14.2 cu. ft. capaclly • Only 30" wide • 81&102-lb. capacity ll'ftllr • ·Ad jumble cold control • Detp-slltll storaae door • Enclosod butt.r keeper • Twin portellln..namel ,veletiibla criiP,IB • Convertible doot1 rtlltlrst eully with onllnary tool• • Whitt, AVocado, Gold or Shaded Copper Clblnets r~ 'PHONE 200.202 East Mllll St. POMIIOY, OHIO . ,992-3491' ' OPBN MAY IIA'ftlllDA.y NXHrl'l m. • Feminine Reg . Slc ..PHILC0·2-Door 95 ' ! 1· FOREMAN &ABBOIT .. .r MIDDLEPORT, CltiO ' \ • ·ONLY 12's 34• With Coupon Good at: 1Swisher &J.ohse EXPIRES: 4·16·7~ I I I I · · 4 Regisletid A.M. 1 I· I PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Pharmacists .. to Sene You! OPEN DAILY 8:00 _____ __.'1'.29 -____ . ------ I I I I. I I . . 0~ · 299 - jril.i. ..... AND SAVE •100 OR MORE I ·surface current THAr SCE"Nf" LA-5T NIGHT, 1 ~ Knot Tying is Demonstrated during Tuesda y night's onpurehasesfor the kitchen.I t mmeting or the Hearthstone was announced lhal the mClass or the Middleport ~'i rst · sWJIIation service lor the Rio Baptist Church al the home of Grande Association Women · Mr. and Mrs. All.en Hughes. will be held at lhe Pomeroy )twas decided to assisl with First Baptist Church Thursday the expense of a skating party night. ' on that . day for the young David Darst gave devotions people. A potluck dinner at the using "Let's Forget" as his . topic With scripture from PhiL KUHN PROMOTED ·3. John Werner had charge of David Kuhn, son of the Rev. the program. Attending were and Mrs . Robert Kuhn , Mr. and Mrs. Wlllis Anlhony, Pomeroy, .was recently Mr . and Mrs . Harold E. promoted from Airmah 1-c to Hubbard, Nadine Barton, Mr. sergeant. He is security and Mrs. Milton Hood, Mr. and policeman at tl;e Langley Air Mrs. David Darst, Mr. and Force Base in Virginia. Sgt. Mrs. John Werner, Mrs . Kuhn spent Easter weekend in Charles Simon~. Wes and Pomeroy _with his family, CaroL (""'wen ,_,..,,....,••, ; AMwen t'MI'o ... lfeild rep7-TIII APIX 24. Olive ism 28. Strong wHeN A~TO r.J FOY"E COME~ TO, . IT\5 DAV~ IGHT... HE'~ SAC I<. AT TH~ HUNTIN" "ODGE: I I ·I [] Y........ (sl.) · I IJ =:~: .' = . = syrup 23. Prison inmate ' () l~n %0. Deals in 2l.lmitate a ANP 1 llO HAVf A FILM iOMAKf SO I H.4l.CK J;~:;i;:RU=;:D=-t!-.:~-, Now lli'IIIP the [J I . U I~~ ~I~Nrl=..=-=-=. . ::;-1--;i"aJ-.,...tI.,.....,.I"""'I"'"'J-0" bird - ' -~ "' 1 110 >IIli i ~ ' Orchid Show MlN DS --·AND T' HE AYE!:! THAi'flf ~ ~-H,TAsP"!' . The girl or the year was . "' elected by se!:I'et,ballot at the . FRIDAY Tue~ay night meeting of the RETURN Jonathan Meigs Ohio Eta j')li Chapter or Beta Chapter, Daughters of the Sigma P!Ji Sor,ority held at the American Revolution , lunhome of. Mrs. Iris Payne. cheoo, 1 p.m. Friday Jlt the Announcement of the girl home of Mrs. 0 . P. ' Klein.. receiving the award wiU Ill. Assisting hostesses !"ill . be made at the anlmal Founder's Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs., J. E. Day observance to be h~ld on H<trley and Mrs . Charles April '28 at the ·Meigs Inn.'· Lewis. The ho5tesses ask that A thank you note was read regrets be telephoned to 992from Martha McPhail for a 3156 by Thursday. . rose sent her during her recent MARY SHRINE 37 , White hospitalization, Also read was Shrine of Jerusa1em, 8 p. m., a note of appreciation from the opo:n insl!lllalion Friday night, Rutland Community Class lor · JOOF hall. Officers to attend a Easter baskets and a party business meeting at 4 p. m. held lor, the children. A meeting will be held Tuesday night at the home of SATJJRDAY -Mrs. Debbie Finlaw. at 7:30 p. INSPECTION, Bethel 62, . m. The cultural program on International Order of Job's modeling was given by Miss Daughters, 7:30p. m. Saturday Sarah Bechtle an~ Mrs. night at the Pome~oy' Masomc . Carolyn Satterfield. Mrs. Temple. Martha Foulk, grand Payne and. Mrs . Debbie guardian of Ohio, will be the Gerlach served refreslunenta. inspecting officer. 4-H'ers Attend I SHALl REST ON THE PEA;<. UHTIL M'( MIND HtiS BEE.N CLEANSED OF All lHE N IGGLI N~ PROBLE MS l HAT ClUTlER OUR •"'OR SOMEBODY ... u'p THERE IIIHO HAS WHEN ~ SAID THE begin at 11 :30a.m. Committees named were cleanup, Ada Slack, Agnes White, and Eleanor Bohram; dining room, Elizabeth and Sue Rice; kitchen, Mildred Pierce, Elva Dailey, Mary Pickens, Adreinne Hubbard. · Sylvia ·Zwilling ·thanked the Auxiliary for Howers and cards . sent her while In the hospital. A grabbag sale wiiS held. A potluc.k i"dln!Je •'<)VaS held preceding the meelingf At' tending were Eleanor Bqllram, Thelma Grueser, Adrienne ' •') t ·, Hubbard, Sylvia Zwilling, Marie Rizer, Jean Hall, Ada Slack, Agnes While, Mary The program committee of ' .Pickens, Mildred Pierce, Elva the Homestead Garden Club Dailey, Janice Lawson, met Monday afternoon at the Elizabeth Rice. home of Mrs. Leslie Hoffman lo_begin work on the 1973 book. The motto of the club was discussed, the flower selected was the crocua and the bird was the bluebird. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Lee Fetty, .• Holzer Medical Center, First Mrs. Alpba Barr 1 Mr.. Jjruce Morrill, Mrs. Bernard Ledlle, Ave. and Cedar St. General Mrs. Delbert Mitchell, M111. visiting hours 2-4 and 7-& p,m, Warren Wllcox and the hostess. Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to The regular meeting of the 4:30 p.m. Parents only on club will be on April 20 at the Pediatrics Ward. Blrlha home of Mrs. Ledlle. M111 .. Mr. and Mrs. James Paul , Robert Canaday of the Ruiliond Garden Club will give a Baird, Gallipolis, a daughter. Discharges demonstration on making J . Ricky Smith, Alice velvet r011e11. Gaskins, Barbara Young; Thomas Croley, Jaomi Wears, Effie Hayes, James McNerlln, Till any Detty, Wilma Un· derwood, Mrs. Forrest Rotlel'll, Edith Rush, Gladys Balsinger, Douglas Congrove, Cleo InMembers of the Five Poinls boden, Elizabeth AIIIIWl 1 Junior Leaders 4-H Club •nd Clarence Carter, Georgia their advisors, Mrs: Roy Holter Cheney, Gwendolyn Clarke, and Mrs. I. B. Walker, were in Joseph Ferrell II, Stanley Columbus Saturday to visit the Glassburn, Phillip Herrold, Eighth Annual Orchid Show Harry Hill, Margaret· Johnson, being staged at the EasUand Joyce Ann Jones, Timothy Mall and to visit gardening M•sters: U1llan Faye Spriggs, centers and fabric shops. Burnace F. Stout, Sr., -Mlchael The show staged\ by the L. Wickline, MichaelS. Wllaoit, Central Ohio Orchid Society, Rebecca Bauer,, Juanita Rice, featured 128 classes. Gifts of Mary Gilmore, Bonnie J. silver were awarded to winning Koonlg. entries . Corsages , arrangementa and planIa were 'dlspbiyed. The sltow WIB of particular Interest lo Mn. REVIVAL OPENS Walker and Mrs. Holter, active A revival will be held members of the Chester beginning Sunday at.7:30 p.m. Garden Club. · Memben ol the 4-H group each evening through April 23 were Deniae Pullins, Jan at the Mt. Hermon United Holler, Debole Boatwright, Brethren Church. The Rev. Lola Walker, Marylu . Millll, Clarence Kopp, Jr., Columbus, Sherrie Young, and Linda will speak and show alldes of the Holy Land. Myers. •' SYRACUSE - A plate lunch ~ - was planned when the Ladies Auxiliary met Monday evening, April 10 with the J president, Jean Hall, reading , Romans I : 1·10 for devotio118. Roll call was answered by 13. , Reports were read and ap, proved. The dinner will be held at the : meeting house at Municipal : park April 29, with serving to SYlVEOSTiR,HERE AT "PALSY WAlSiY L.OAN COMPANY" , WE TAKE CARe O' OUR CUSTOMERS! ... AND ~AT !. HAVEN'T BEEN :,ENDING YOU THOSE NOTES AN D !!; .1 . l:harh•tw lloej1if·h -TWEV HAVE A w ·s;g ·· ·· ~x·:.,.:sc:.-:::···:·:··· .....,... .1 ''' If'S THE BAN~. SIR . TH E'r' SAV VOU'VE MA ~E ANQTH E R. ~ I, I li./."'!) 111 BUSY RIGHT NOW1 8/MO. ASK 1.- t .- Tile Dilly lllmlnel, ~ltivy, 0., •-'•13.,1972 10 P.M. - SUNDAY I 1 1 I 1 This COUPON Good For '1.00 Off . On Any I I 1· I Pair of . · • Cool-Ray I .POLAROID SUNGLASSES I • Good at Swisher .& Lohse PIRES: 4-16·72 I I I ,L ____ .:_. _________I �• . ' • I ·I oe:u:u:::::""~W~::~r{<':*~'~·~~~~x.::~:<''::=::;: ::::~::::::=::::::::::::::;::,:::~.;:::::::::::::::l~ . Sorority Has .l Soc iai ' li Fellowship Day Set Fun .W ith Food i~i~ c· ,.p v .· i . . . TERmiTE .. . r tft- OJ . ear I c·1 , d ' · ~ . D:;~·~~o~lc~~cl~~~lo~~~~ .,""~;~ ;iwi;~~t~~nyreported By aen ar YOUR ' .BARNEY ,...- T~'l DUG A HOLE AN' BURIED FOUR BURNT HEN F€~THERS UNDER TH ' CHINASERRV TREE , BUT IT DIDN'T CURE. PAW'S SORE THROAT, OOC --· TellS ) BOTTLE OF WONDER PILLS , . . / -- . ___or--.._ .,z.-. •. ·~ i~._,hvf .. ,;....., I CAMPUS CLA 'ITER MESSAGE BEN, I KNOW A POLICEMAN IS NEVER OFF DUTY. AND 'ltiU SHOULD BE PREPARED. -I N YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT 1 ERROR- 8UT I ST'ILL DONT 'rOU NEED ALL 1HAT... J.. ·~"'"'' .TO GO V161T M'/ MO!l1ER! VULGAP.IlLA -IS OUR FINE.ST TA.I~T£ NEW SUPER STAR!! EVER i=l'.ID IDA MODERN EI-JTE.RrAII-!ER . EI<JT IF E V EN FOWLEMIND COULDN'T STAND HIM - , HAVE 10 DO AN'r' •• fOR A WHILF: .. , WHO'S GOING TO GO j. AND GEIHIM-:> !f , EAsY ·~y TETRAZZINI 10 cups cut-up·· cooked tur~ey· (or chicken): 118 ounce (lackilge thin spaghetti (be&! wlten cook~ in the !roth from a chicken ; 2 eight o111.ce cans mushroom stems and piece,; 4 10~ oiUice Cllllll condensed cream of celery soup, and I ( three ounce jar grated Pannesan cheese , Preheilt the oven to 350 degrees. · In a large kettle combine turkey or chicken spaghetti, mlllhroolllB and their liquid with lilt!Uuted soup. Pour mixture Into two eight by 12inch baking dl.!hes. Sprinkle each diab with ~ of Parmesan cheese. Bake 30-35 minutes or IUitil hot and liubbly. MRS.' SPENCER SAYS this ia a recipe which can be fl'epared when tbe chicken or turkey ia av~ble, and thtin tucked Into the freezer without baking until its needed. . · · To do thia, abe suggests completely preparing the Tetrazzinl 1·in oven proof baking dillhes and covering with some freezer ' ,wrap. When the time comes that you want serve It, site sa)'ll just take it out of the freezer, let thaw sllghlly, pour ~ cup milk i· evenly over it and bake at 350 degrees IUltil it is hot and bubbly. r Flt.JISHE:D.'Tlf.ANK HEAVENS I 1'.1?~ I! . ::: · Such a nice note from Mrs. Marilyn Spencer or Montezuma. )Ind. wlto tells q~e seeps up on wltat's happening here through i.'lbe .DaUy Sentinel. A fonner resident site ia the granddaughter 1or Mrs. Purley Karr and a niece of Mrs. Kathryn Mora, both of 1whom have sulmltted "tried and tnie" recipes for this colunm. Marilyn sent •long a recipe for "Easy Turkey (or Chicken) f"TetrliZZinl':. The recipe makes 18 servings but can eiiSlly he cut i to half or even a fourth, dep«<ddng, of course, on family size. I. lliE:RE ...rM THAT'S THE to l MORE CLeANING f l If/ate Lunch Planned ' ' ~'A 6U/[) B:CAU5E YD.J CJ0 HAVE "Ac!:~T ANC>: WANT YOU ;c s-Ay 0 ".! ' /"\'') 3= '"':::.:::my t-~::r.::= .1 FWWERO>. AT ANY R4.TE, l'H:: STAFF 0>' I LIKE IT H:''<= 35TTE~ tl ~~ -...;='!ME: .Y''551VN"<.L:: { r i 'lOUR SOLICITUDE ! IS MOST GAATIFVINGI U0 HA5 OPEN:'D AND 1:, 5TAR"N& TO ACCE"f ,V\!:! :Work Begun on · '73 Club Book I IS Nina, in thi~> d~4 and , aqe. a ~ Dr: ~uddle ctoesn't, ~keezix ' pe~n block<; awa4 an.d.....:.if::=·:=--. weather i<O a "'" "bit inclement" he cadqes a ride trom ' HOSPITAL NEWS smoker ke a c1 who has quit. buyinq that is! ,___, ha~to drive a car! r \Xlll'T L»lefRSTMD IT, BUT I THINK 1'1.\ 11-l WVE! 'iJHE Clio~ Cr.JPi D'S ~ FOJND THEWRONO> TARGoET. 0 0 Ill 'ri\ERE SOMETHIH' WHAT DID 't!> MEAN TH~ A~GIIIER5Y ANSWER T' WHERE 9AND"r IS · ~ ~R WHE N I CAN BE'fOND THE BEYCJND·/r~A~IitES ~~ ACROSS 1. Beer ingre· DOCS AND MEN HAVE CAFI:TERIA SHUTS DOWN THURSDAY NIG~T, TRACV, BECAUSE OF NO LUNCH FRIDAV, YOU SEE WE FRIDAY t.IOOI>I . ---- TO EAT. ITS LIKELY H~EIR FOOD IS BEING SNI TC ~ED F'ROM T~E CAFETERIA . dient 5. Imitated Miss Muffet B. Lake or canal 9. PhiliP· TRII,IL OF FDOTP R I NTS IN ULTRA 34. podrida 35. Harder to understand 36. Nurture 37. Coach •Par· seghian 38. Small change pine V IOLET LICI-lT M19~ LEAD US TO TI-l EM. tribe!pl!an 13. Locate · 14. Extract 15. Dr. Seuss' "The Cat ~~ in the DOWN 1. Fine fabric 2. Sutherland solo 3. Irish fact or fancy 16. New York rDlJ-lbrn;~k.t:::!!!..Jc 4. Pagoda· ornament toy Ill NIIII\H"~< I ill l1nleralnl:>!8 1h-..e four Jumbles, 5. Loreleis eM letter to H<:h oquare, to form tour ordinary worda. 6. Represen- tative ?. Volume 10. Popular Irish song y,.,,,,.,,,,., 11. Superin· 25. California tend city 12. Adoles· 27. Easier cent .. to take 16. Wind 29. Mulberry 18. Girl's cloth name 31. High· 20. Cracker lander's U. Languish group 22. Anchored 32. Acid 23. Mining 34. Grampus find river 17. Inclined · -'----c-t 19. Marine - cover girl L--------....1 22. Sugar or l<lNDI.Y 6101' ~IH& AT ME I!OHAT ' TRICKfN MAHNI:R, IT'5 OISTI!ACTIN<;I r'•IJ-.,PUDGY genus 25. Card game 26. Siouan %7. Name in guest of.her grandparents, Mr. and Ml'll. I. B. Walker of Pomeroy, Route 3. Her mother, Mrs. June Poole, will join her here Satur~ay. Lisa Is Canada's newest province recuperating· • ·rrom the is Newfoundland. which bechickenpox. '' came a province in 1949. Special Discount On Every Item 10 BLADES AYDS REDUCING PLAN CANDY Reg. $3.50 24 •2.2.8 oz. ONLY ONE A DAY MULTI·PLE VITAMINS 60TAB~LY ·$ 1.19 GILLmE RIGHT GUARD ANTI-PERSPIRANT DEODORANT Usterine 5 oz. ANTISEPTIC REG. 79' 7 oz. 49¢ ONLY -69~ REXALL BRITE' SET HAIR SPRAY , ·Koscot .Kosmetics Flame of Hope Perfumes Human & Synthetic Wigs '¢ . 14 Ol DRISTAN ONLY DECONGESTANT TABLET BROWN'S 992·5113 50 TBLETS REG. 12.59 • ONLY $}54 P~MPERS DAYTIME 15's Fast Pain Relief 100 Tablets ~ Reg. $1.67 YOU'U LOVE OUR SAVINGS ' ONLY Big Assortment of Toys for IIDys & Girls VALUES TO 59c . . SPECIAL ~l"' 5AVE fll9 LIFE .. !• 40 Different l'oys to Pick From • rollif iDiOS'·SP.mN.S · "I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: , WITH GRANDPARENTS MIDDLEPORT 992,2709 •fr•'"'- lo I{N 1l) about A NIOHTMIIRIH! Reg. $1. 89 MONDAY CHESTER PTA Monday 8 p. m, State Patrolman Jim Sheels will present a 111m on highway safety. Usa Poole of Columbus is the VAU.EY WMBER. & SUPPLY 00. RAZOR BLADES m. Pottv l'hlin to complet ely termlte-proqf the average 3-bedroom home! Sllves you over $100 compared to ttle eosl of calling in a profess ional exterminator . Buy Arab and do both you and your ' home a lavor :•Price may vary slightly. GILLETTE PlATINUM-PLUS · MIDDLEPORT Masonic Lodge 363 will attend worship · services at the United Presbyterian Church, Mid· dleport, Sunday. The group will meet at the church at 10:1~ a. TUESDAY OHIO ETA Pill Chapter, Beta' Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Debbie Flnlaw. Program on architecture by Mrs. Jeanette Thomas and Mrs. Judy Crooks . Mrs . Carol Adams and Mrs . Finlaw, hostesses. Sl9.9rbuys l galiOn of Arab Term ite Control Concentrate. Add an Arab hose-end spray Applicator and you're ready IAKID . IXCtn ... DITACH AFTER AU. , 'ltJO REAWI tHOll6HT 't\:liJ WERE F16HTIN6 ~onsumer­ 30. Ham it up 33. Twine ~"ED50E'~ <lTUDY,.,WA, IT J U5T A demonstration of knot tying was given by David Nease when the 4·H Pleasure Riders met recently at the Rock Springs fairgrounds . The anatomy of a horse wa_s studied by the members. The next meeting will be at Meredith Manor on April 30. Mrs. Rachael Downie, William Downie, Jr. and Miss Nancy Collins are advisors of the club. Members attending were Lynne Baker, Sam Huston, Mila Powell, Matthew Dilbird, Marcia Dillard, Joy Gooch, Elizabeth, Imogene and Redenith Blevins, Connie Smith, Susan Yost, Scott Neaae, David Nease, Pam Nottingham, Fay Reibel, and SUNDAY COUNTY UNION Class meeting at Letart Falls United Brethren Ch'urch SIUlday 2 to 4 . p.m. Okey A. Hart, leader. Rev. Rob Shook, pastor, ex· tends an invitation to the public to attend. I J AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands lor another. In this sample A is ---:-'T'?'"7"'...___~ used for the three L's, X for· the two O's, etc. Single letters. r----~-----, r apostrophes, th'e length and formation of the words are all TAAT IUrl.~ NO 11&10 HVNDRED h.ints. Each day Ihe code letters are different. ~DINAR'( I'OUND:S'! CRYPTOQUOTI!S CAT, EITHE~ RIT GDYCTL LYYF EHL RIT CTEDTL DZBC EFT BFTFTJMZCZRTC RY . ' RQFEHHQ. - WFJ!HS D . CJR EIIRYII ' Yesterday'a Cryploquote: DON'T BE AFRAID TO TAKE A BIG STEP IF ONE IS INDICATED; YOU CAN'T CROSS A , -.1.&01.-"--.,.....---''-' "'""'"_....._....._ _ _ _.._. CHASM IN TWO SMALL JUMPS. - WILLIAM LLOYD GEORGE 20'DIFFERENT ITEMs''' -··. Big values Including ShlmJ)OO$, Malr Rinse, Creams, : Lollons, Nail Polish Remove~. lleodorants, Talcum, Bay Rum and Mouth WasheS- SPECIAL 3 FOR 11.00. ~C 1972 King Fea.tuna Syndic"te, lnc.) •• ' Refrigerator-Freezer • ·14.2 cu. ft. capaclly • Only 30" wide • 81&102-lb. capacity ll'ftllr • ·Ad jumble cold control • Detp-slltll storaae door • Enclosod butt.r keeper • Twin portellln..namel ,veletiibla criiP,IB • Convertible doot1 rtlltlrst eully with onllnary tool• • Whitt, AVocado, Gold or Shaded Copper Clblnets r~ 'PHONE 200.202 East Mllll St. POMIIOY, OHIO . ,992-3491' ' OPBN MAY IIA'ftlllDA.y NXHrl'l m. • Feminine Reg . Slc ..PHILC0·2-Door 95 ' ! 1· FOREMAN &ABBOIT .. .r MIDDLEPORT, CltiO ' \ • ·ONLY 12's 34• With Coupon Good at: 1Swisher &J.ohse EXPIRES: 4·16·7~ I I I I · · 4 Regisletid A.M. 1 I· I PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Pharmacists .. to Sene You! OPEN DAILY 8:00 _____ __.'1'.29 -____ . ------ I I I I. I I . . 0~ · 299 - jril.i. ..... AND SAVE •100 OR MORE I ·surface current THAr SCE"Nf" LA-5T NIGHT, 1 ~ Knot Tying is Demonstrated during Tuesda y night's onpurehasesfor the kitchen.I t mmeting or the Hearthstone was announced lhal the mClass or the Middleport ~'i rst · sWJIIation service lor the Rio Baptist Church al the home of Grande Association Women · Mr. and Mrs. All.en Hughes. will be held at lhe Pomeroy )twas decided to assisl with First Baptist Church Thursday the expense of a skating party night. ' on that . day for the young David Darst gave devotions people. A potluck dinner at the using "Let's Forget" as his . topic With scripture from PhiL KUHN PROMOTED ·3. John Werner had charge of David Kuhn, son of the Rev. the program. Attending were and Mrs . Robert Kuhn , Mr. and Mrs. Wlllis Anlhony, Pomeroy, .was recently Mr . and Mrs . Harold E. promoted from Airmah 1-c to Hubbard, Nadine Barton, Mr. sergeant. He is security and Mrs. Milton Hood, Mr. and policeman at tl;e Langley Air Mrs. David Darst, Mr. and Force Base in Virginia. Sgt. Mrs. John Werner, Mrs . Kuhn spent Easter weekend in Charles Simon~. Wes and Pomeroy _with his family, CaroL (""'wen ,_,..,,....,••, ; AMwen t'MI'o ... lfeild rep7-TIII APIX 24. Olive ism 28. Strong wHeN A~TO r.J FOY"E COME~ TO, . IT\5 DAV~ IGHT... HE'~ SAC I<. AT TH~ HUNTIN" "ODGE: I I ·I [] Y........ (sl.) · I IJ =:~: .' = . = syrup 23. Prison inmate ' () l~n %0. Deals in 2l.lmitate a ANP 1 llO HAVf A FILM iOMAKf SO I H.4l.CK J;~:;i;:RU=;:D=-t!-.:~-, Now lli'IIIP the [J I . U I~~ ~I~Nrl=..=-=-=. . ::;-1--;i"aJ-.,...tI.,.....,.I"""'I"'"'J-0" bird - ' -~ "' 1 110 >IIli i ~ ' Orchid Show MlN DS --·AND T' HE AYE!:! THAi'flf ~ ~-H,TAsP"!' . The girl or the year was . "' elected by se!:I'et,ballot at the . FRIDAY Tue~ay night meeting of the RETURN Jonathan Meigs Ohio Eta j')li Chapter or Beta Chapter, Daughters of the Sigma P!Ji Sor,ority held at the American Revolution , lunhome of. Mrs. Iris Payne. cheoo, 1 p.m. Friday Jlt the Announcement of the girl home of Mrs. 0 . P. ' Klein.. receiving the award wiU Ill. Assisting hostesses !"ill . be made at the anlmal Founder's Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs., J. E. Day observance to be h~ld on H<trley and Mrs . Charles April '28 at the ·Meigs Inn.'· Lewis. The ho5tesses ask that A thank you note was read regrets be telephoned to 992from Martha McPhail for a 3156 by Thursday. . rose sent her during her recent MARY SHRINE 37 , White hospitalization, Also read was Shrine of Jerusa1em, 8 p. m., a note of appreciation from the opo:n insl!lllalion Friday night, Rutland Community Class lor · JOOF hall. Officers to attend a Easter baskets and a party business meeting at 4 p. m. held lor, the children. A meeting will be held Tuesday night at the home of SATJJRDAY -Mrs. Debbie Finlaw. at 7:30 p. INSPECTION, Bethel 62, . m. The cultural program on International Order of Job's modeling was given by Miss Daughters, 7:30p. m. Saturday Sarah Bechtle an~ Mrs. night at the Pome~oy' Masomc . Carolyn Satterfield. Mrs. Temple. Martha Foulk, grand Payne and. Mrs . Debbie guardian of Ohio, will be the Gerlach served refreslunenta. inspecting officer. 4-H'ers Attend I SHALl REST ON THE PEA;<. UHTIL M'( MIND HtiS BEE.N CLEANSED OF All lHE N IGGLI N~ PROBLE MS l HAT ClUTlER OUR •"'OR SOMEBODY ... u'p THERE IIIHO HAS WHEN ~ SAID THE begin at 11 :30a.m. Committees named were cleanup, Ada Slack, Agnes White, and Eleanor Bohram; dining room, Elizabeth and Sue Rice; kitchen, Mildred Pierce, Elva Dailey, Mary Pickens, Adreinne Hubbard. · Sylvia ·Zwilling ·thanked the Auxiliary for Howers and cards . sent her while In the hospital. A grabbag sale wiiS held. A potluc.k i"dln!Je •'<)VaS held preceding the meelingf At' tending were Eleanor Bqllram, Thelma Grueser, Adrienne ' •') t ·, Hubbard, Sylvia Zwilling, Marie Rizer, Jean Hall, Ada Slack, Agnes While, Mary The program committee of ' .Pickens, Mildred Pierce, Elva the Homestead Garden Club Dailey, Janice Lawson, met Monday afternoon at the Elizabeth Rice. home of Mrs. Leslie Hoffman lo_begin work on the 1973 book. The motto of the club was discussed, the flower selected was the crocua and the bird was the bluebird. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Lee Fetty, .• Holzer Medical Center, First Mrs. Alpba Barr 1 Mr.. Jjruce Morrill, Mrs. Bernard Ledlle, Ave. and Cedar St. General Mrs. Delbert Mitchell, M111. visiting hours 2-4 and 7-& p,m, Warren Wllcox and the hostess. Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to The regular meeting of the 4:30 p.m. Parents only on club will be on April 20 at the Pediatrics Ward. Blrlha home of Mrs. Ledlle. M111 .. Mr. and Mrs. James Paul , Robert Canaday of the Ruiliond Garden Club will give a Baird, Gallipolis, a daughter. Discharges demonstration on making J . Ricky Smith, Alice velvet r011e11. Gaskins, Barbara Young; Thomas Croley, Jaomi Wears, Effie Hayes, James McNerlln, Till any Detty, Wilma Un· derwood, Mrs. Forrest Rotlel'll, Edith Rush, Gladys Balsinger, Douglas Congrove, Cleo InMembers of the Five Poinls boden, Elizabeth AIIIIWl 1 Junior Leaders 4-H Club •nd Clarence Carter, Georgia their advisors, Mrs: Roy Holter Cheney, Gwendolyn Clarke, and Mrs. I. B. Walker, were in Joseph Ferrell II, Stanley Columbus Saturday to visit the Glassburn, Phillip Herrold, Eighth Annual Orchid Show Harry Hill, Margaret· Johnson, being staged at the EasUand Joyce Ann Jones, Timothy Mall and to visit gardening M•sters: U1llan Faye Spriggs, centers and fabric shops. Burnace F. Stout, Sr., -Mlchael The show staged\ by the L. Wickline, MichaelS. Wllaoit, Central Ohio Orchid Society, Rebecca Bauer,, Juanita Rice, featured 128 classes. Gifts of Mary Gilmore, Bonnie J. silver were awarded to winning Koonlg. entries . Corsages , arrangementa and planIa were 'dlspbiyed. The sltow WIB of particular Interest lo Mn. REVIVAL OPENS Walker and Mrs. Holter, active A revival will be held members of the Chester beginning Sunday at.7:30 p.m. Garden Club. · Memben ol the 4-H group each evening through April 23 were Deniae Pullins, Jan at the Mt. Hermon United Holler, Debole Boatwright, Brethren Church. The Rev. Lola Walker, Marylu . Millll, Clarence Kopp, Jr., Columbus, Sherrie Young, and Linda will speak and show alldes of the Holy Land. Myers. •' SYRACUSE - A plate lunch ~ - was planned when the Ladies Auxiliary met Monday evening, April 10 with the J president, Jean Hall, reading , Romans I : 1·10 for devotio118. Roll call was answered by 13. , Reports were read and ap, proved. The dinner will be held at the : meeting house at Municipal : park April 29, with serving to SYlVEOSTiR,HERE AT "PALSY WAlSiY L.OAN COMPANY" , WE TAKE CARe O' OUR CUSTOMERS! ... AND ~AT !. HAVEN'T BEEN :,ENDING YOU THOSE NOTES AN D !!; .1 . l:harh•tw lloej1if·h -TWEV HAVE A w ·s;g ·· ·· ~x·:.,.:sc:.-:::···:·:··· .....,... .1 ''' If'S THE BAN~. SIR . TH E'r' SAV VOU'VE MA ~E ANQTH E R. ~ I, I li./."'!) 111 BUSY RIGHT NOW1 8/MO. ASK 1.- t .- Tile Dilly lllmlnel, ~ltivy, 0., •-'•13.,1972 10 P.M. - SUNDAY I 1 1 I 1 This COUPON Good For '1.00 Off . On Any I I 1· I Pair of . · • Cool-Ray I .POLAROID SUNGLASSES I • Good at Swisher .& Lohse PIRES: 4-16·72 I I I ,L ____ .:_. _________I �11- The DaUy Sentinel MiddlepOII-Pwlervy 0 AprU 13 1972 For Sale ALLIS CHALMERS WC tracto .1nd equipment $550 AI s Chalme s Comb ne $350 Phone 742 3656 • 9 lop Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Cllf.ssifieds Get Results! Help WANT ADs Want;d INFORMATION DEADLINES FARM HAND hoUJO available 5 p M Day Befort Royal Oak Farm Contacl Pub! calion Horace Karr 985 3341 MOnday O,adl n, 9 a m 4 13 31c Cancellat on a. Corrections Will be accepted unt 19 am tor SOMEONE to stay wllh elderly Day of Pub! cotton ladr n Rutland Good pay REGULATIONS Cal m 4681 The Publisher r,..rves the 4 12 31c right toed I or relect any ads deemed object onal The STARTING Salary SlO 660 I m not be looking for an lnlelllgent publ sher wll responsible for more than one enthus as tic and ret eble Incorrect nsert on person In the Pomeroy area RATES someone who would like to For Want Ad Service assume the operation of a 5 cents per Word one ln5ertlon mulllp e line Insurance Minimum Charge!Sc agency Sell and serv ce auto 12 cents per word lhree f re I fe heallh and buslnns consecutive nsert ons Insurance Fu I training will 18 cenl• per word six con be provided at no ~ost for the ,.cullve Insertions man selected plus 1 salary 25 Per Cent Discount on paid (not 1 draw) for up to 3 yeera ads and ads pad within 10 f needed Call Mr Ferguson days at 446 4707 for an ap CATlD OF THANKS po ntmant 4 12 31c & OBITUARY Sl SO tor SO word minimum Each additional word 2c BLIND ADS Add Ilona I 25c Charge per . Advertisement OFFIC:E HOURS 8:10am mSOOpm Daly 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Saturday "NOTICE" CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY THE DAILY SENTINEL In Memory IN MEMORY of Larry A R tchle on his b thday Apr I I 3 There w II never be another teacher to compare to h m Two roads diverged n a wood and I - I took the one len traveled by And that has 11'\ade all the difference Missed so much by an EHS student 4 13 lip i ; l season • •• t •• • • ••• • • ; •• !: ••• • i• •• • • ~ •• = •~ i " ~ ~ & ~ • 4 13 31c REVIVAL start ng t-prll 17 at 7 JO p m at !he Guysville Community Church Special singing Everyone welcome Pestor Rev George G II Evangelist Rev John Elswick 4 13 <ltc REMEMBER Pub c House Aucllon Saturday April 15th 11 1 m at Rutland. acroS& from High School Carl Hysell 4 13 21p GUN SHOOT alsorll e matches - open slles only, Forked Run Sportsman Club Sunday Apr I 16 12 noon 4 12 31c ------ WILL do sew ng of all kinds n my home Phone 992 6879 32630p KOSCOT KOSMEflts and wigs Need extra money? Just sell these products No restricted terr tortes Phohe 992 5113 =-:-:---:----:__:_:42 tfc L 0 0 K You can oave h~ndreds (even lhouoands) of dollars on a good (ale model used or repossessed Mobile Home Before you buy any Mobile Home you should see the huge selection of 8 10 and 12 wide Mobile Homes we have In stock Don I forget- we sell new Detro tar Mobile Homes - for !he money they can t be beat Shop new al Berry Miller Mobile H9me Sales ?OS Farson Street Belpre Ohio Phone m-9531 Open 7 days a week oi-13-Jic GASH paid tor all mokes and models of mobile homes Phone orea code 61 ol-dJ 9531 4 13 lie 1970 12 X 60 3 BEDROOM mobile home 14 000 or 1800 and lake over paymenls of $10 I Phone 992 2292 ---,--,-----':..:.961p 60X12 2 bedroom all electric air cond I oned 8xZG It Porctr and aluminum awning aluminum sk rt ng com pletely setup IJeautlful ~-~calion OWner teav lng state Phone 949 .wn or 992 5272 I 10-tfc Pomeroy WANTED! Carrlenfor MASON • •ncl HARTFORD Not A Motor Route The Dai~ Sentinel Ph 614-992 2156 For Rent MEIGS INN ~ ROOMS by O.y Week Manth Liberal Rotts PH 9923629 SMALL TRAILER sutiablelor 2 construct on workers In Middleport lnqu re at 243 S Second St or phone 992 3205 or 992 2725 4 13 31c 1561 DESIGNED FOR GRACIOUS LIVING LOVELY BR CK 3 oroe bad rooms (double c osers a dream k tchert and d n ng v n; room area spacious n., baths ut lltv room ecreetlon buement a arae carport roorri tu ca pe ed $29 000 rtoustw fe s dream e A WASHINGTON COUNTY vear old over ooklng brick - ake arge bedrooms Veto 3 beaut fu bath a k tchen o \U t any housew fe comp e e w th ref ranoe and oven d n ng oom corner flrep ace n the vlng room fu basemen ut ty space ec room oarage corner o abou 3/. acres $25 000 00 POMEROY l.argt au ding for storage <:ave s abOut 3 ots has abOut 30 000 foot storage space out of al t oods easy oad ng r~nted atpr~sent Jo ~er ots for tra ltr space $8 300 oo THESE ARE SCARCE ~bedroom frame (new ba h orced a r furnac~ ho water tank) n ce lot good ne gh borhODd Why pay rent? IS 500 00 WORTH THE MONEY 2 story f a me new sld ng roof and carport 3 bedrooms bath low taxes good neighborhood MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Woshlngton Blvd Belpre Olllo For Sale BUS CAMPER sell contained phone 992 5214 JOHN REALTY~ Con~ As$Jxiate VERA EBLEN ColiS! "' SUBSCRIBE now to Buckeye Horseman the news magazine about Ohio s horses and horsemen Read aboul your favor te breed aquila! on a ds book rev ews upcoming events etc In the March Issue Only 14 00 for 12 Issues Box 647 PS Wooster PORTABLE lypewr fer and case fine shape - S15 Rev R D Brown Rt I Langsville 0 4 13-Jip MOWERS & TILLERS Economy T ler 3 h hp B&S engine Reg 15995 144 9S Turf Tr m Mower B&S 3 , hp eng ne In carton 70 25 Fer! I zer Garden Seeds and Onion Sets SMilH NELSON MOTORS. INC; Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 free Estimate Employment Wanted CARPENTER work of any kind Phone Dexter Oh o 742 4919 3 28 JOtp 1961 FORD truck tractor lZG Cummins diesel steepar cab ai r! tag ute Will trade Ha o d Brewer Long Bottom phone 985 3554 ol-9 lfc DRV WAlL F nlsher con tractor R I Dubbeld phone 742 5825 oi-10-Sic l j-,------~...:...------tf Loc=A"'L~w-e"'"ld,_e-r--:-h,-s--por-table =welder want. welding jObs The St.tion any lime 7 days a week Phone 992 5271 H6tp -------That Lutem Wanted To Rent ____ HOUSE on small farm phone 915 3105 4761c _,.;.__ Fcw Sale or Trade 67 FlAT I door ltdan will 1111 or trade for older model truck phone 985-3920 4 126tc ~~r-----~,~ TERMITES. TERMITES, Y.CITY EXTERMINATION 633 Main Sf For Appotntment Phone 949 2803 '149.50 WRITTEN WARRANTY Call Collecl614 4l2 Jill Zanesvtlle Olllo EXPERT 3 BR HOME Wlipel Allpment 55.55 ON YOUR LOT On Most Amencan Ca'* -GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 1 c1r garage br ck front wall to wall corpet ONLY J02o Mlddleporl MIDDLEPORT S Th rd - 3 BR b<o h hou,. s all carpeted t'\·aneled carpeted \ V table for f• t\ \Ittwo car gara,e.. \1 •wn walking dlstar:.J to shopping $1113000 Mustbeseenlobe appreciated 3 b r 1 ' baths carpel one c oset Is ceda lined marble windows lis beautiful bu I n kitchen close to pool and park In M ddleport $25 000 Good flnanc ng on lh s one LOTS 21ots n Pomeroy s bus ness d sir ct :v. acre located at Rts 33 & 1 2 !<its on Broadway Large horne with extra r ver front lots at Letart I have lwo n ce homes under SIO 000 one n Rutland one In Pomeroy Open8T IS Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 The Orth1d Room Make reservations fo your pr vate pa t es banquets spec a occas ons Ideal for meet ng place w th or w thou! kitchen pr v eges lnd v dua cater ng W II seat up to 150 peop e 992 5786 Real Estate For Sale 2 LARGE o s 6 ooms ba h garage ce tar $8 500 Magg e Wh It ngton Depot 51 Rutland Oh o 47 301p n. alum num and steel s d ng I be g as brick and stone com p e e ne of es den a and com me c a roof no emode ing bu ding suspended ce ngs nter o and exter or pa nt ng com P e e ne of Masonry work A 1 wo k guaranteed o customer Slit sfact on we are tu ly nsu ed for you protect on l2 N 2nd 992 3918 AlLSIDE BUILDERS & CONSTR CO POINT OmCE SUPPLY SIX ROOM house 133 Butternut Ave Conlact Ed Hedr ck 2137 Wadsworlh Dr ve Co umbus Oh o phone 237 4334 II 2 lfc 110 Mechamc Street Pomeroy, Ohr.o 45769 NEW LISTING POMEROY - 8 rooms carpeted 3 bedrooms modern k tchen bath gas forced a r furnace Front and back porches Lots of shrubbery Full basement 2 car garage A real ntce ptece of property $21 000 00 Complete line of office equ1pmen1 turni1ure & supples Typewriter & Add ng Machme Repatr Ptck up & Delivery PHONE 675-3628 424 Main St ON YOUR DIAL 111 Court St Pomeroy Oh1o _ L----~-.-~~ MEIGS, W VA 25260 MEIGSH2 7151 MASON 773 5634 """""'Y urv ce 742 3947 992 5103 992 3898 742 4761 We art tully n!lur.t:.. 1963 DIEV. Conv Cpe V 8 automat c good lop ': • ~•' • 1964 DIEV. • l Coronet 500 Cpe V 8 aulomallc p steering buckel seats Wh te w lh red nterlor PI Pleasant MARimA TYPEWRITER Belpre 0 423 6ll1 C BRAOFORD Auctioneer Complete Service Phone 949 382 INTERIOR and exter or Racine Ohio pa nt ng R I Dubbed phone Cr tt B edlord 742 5825 5 life 4 10-Stc •7.::::;~;;-::;~T.:;;:;:;;::;;:::=:-­ SEWING MACHINES Repa r HOUSE BUILDERS CALl: service all makes 992 2284 GUY NEIGLER RACINE T~e Fabric Shop Pomeroy OHIO Authorized S nge Sales and 3 5 JOic Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors =--:---- - 3 29 lfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ----,,-REASONABLE rale .... Ph 446BACKHOE AND DOZER work 4782 Gallipolis John Russell Sept c tanks nsfailed <>-ge Owner & Operator Bill) Pull ns Phone 992 2178. s 12 lfc 4.2Stfc VINYL and a umlnum sld ng lree est mates references cal collect 446 3608 Byerly Cons! ucllon Co Galli pols 3 24 JOip ---& roof palnllng and HOUSE repair work Free estimates Phone 992 7085 Impala Cpe V 8 engine J speed std trans radio Ike new nter or good II res ----ONE TRA N case r pu lmap REMINGTON Model 700 ADL 22 250 w lh scope cost over $200 specla new S 25 phone 742 36.16 4 7 tOtp I TIMOTHY hay ~c ba e cal mornings L E Amos 985 4 27 4 1 Jlc 1966 PlYM. ~ I Fury II Wagon V 8 automat c p steering & brakes luggage ack radio N ce buy CUB ,.tc11ctqr .PlY#. equ pmen Mco..vllough ~" pow~r MAC 6 saw o I fu nace and tank m lker for cow phone 949 2726 4 1 Jlp --------- $849 • CHECK wilh Kuhl s first lor jow pr ced guarMieed ap p ances and used turn tu e Chest type freezer $85 Kuh s Barga n Center Rl 7 at the caul on I ght Tuppers Plains Oh o Open to 6 p m c osed Mondays phone 667 3858 496C - - -- -- LEGAL NOTICE R D 4 Pomeroy Oh o Panlll VI CARL F HENRY address unknown Defend1nt No 15053 NOTICE 6Y PUBLICAT ON Car H Henry whose pace of es dence s unknown w 1 lake not ce on the 11 h day of Ap 972 he undersigned fled her Compla n aga nst h m n he Court of Common Peas o Meigs County Oh o p ay ng for d vo ce restor a on o former name and othe e ef on he g ounds of g oss neglect of duty and dese I on Sa d cause w be tor hear no on and af e he 28th dar from he date o he las pub eel on of 'th s Not ce name y he 23 d dlly o une 972 or as soon the eafter as the Cou t may h4!a the same RUTH A HENRY PLA\. NT FF Crow Crow & Po e Attornen to Pia n ff 4) 13 20 27 (5 4 18 25 7 BILL & LEE'S MUSIC CENTER 1964 QIEVROLET Biscayne 2 D _ ___ GOOD relr gerator SSO go 4 GOOD M XED second cu I ng m es east Tuppers Pia ns cove molhy a lalla hay Rl 681 turn right 3rd house 65c pe ba e phone 985 3809 4 9 IOip 49 lOtc - - - - , - ---::-,-TROPICAL FISH fancy SHOWALTER S We Pel Shop guppies angels and breeders Ches e Oh o Phone 985 3356 Bellas and supplies Phone T op cal f sh and supp es 992 5443 3 28 JO!p 2 30 tfc :--- - - - - - 4 .:_ I Jtc CLEMAT S ROOTS Ready to be ansplanled pu p e red p nk and wh te cabbage oma to broccol lettuce caul flowe brusse sprouts pansy petunia snap dragons mar golds and nemesia plants also eve bearing and othe ~Jar et es of strawberry plants M dway Markel W. Ma n Sf eel Pomeroy phone 992 2582 4 II Jlc ' Ton good ut ty WE HAVE ALL TYPES OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS STEREO TAPES RECORDS, SHEET MUSIC 6 cyl eng ne $249 I----.-----.. 1964 FALCON ST WAGON $1491' 4 BEDROOMS 10 ACRES- Ranch style home 1 2 baths hot water heat 2 drilled wells and foundat on for another home Salem Townsh p on 124 Only WALNU T modern stye with AM FM ado 4 speake MUST sacr Ice due to d vorce sound system 4 speed 1970 2 x 60 mOb! e home take automatic changer Ba ance over remainder of paymen s $83 17 Use our budget terms 1961 Comet $100 Cal 667 Cat 992 7085 3031 Tuppers Pia ns 4 12 61c H6p ___::___: IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO phone RUTH A HENRY 1964 QIEV. OFFICE MACHINE REPAIR SPRING GARDEN SAV NGS SALE See our compte e assortment of garden seeds also Frost Proof Cabbage Ma ne P.l anls 49c doz Kennebec Seed Potatoes S4 99 100 lbs Garden Fer I I zer s 99 SO lbs Ye low on on sets 98c gal 3 doz ctn eggs 79c Heiner s Bonus or Favor te Bread 7 6 oz loaves s with SlO purchase 5 - Sl w thou! pur¢hase Lean Fresh Pork Steak 69c b Van Camp Pork & Beans large 29 oz cans 4- S1 Tra I Blazer Dog Food 15 oz can 7 - Sl Broughton s Sweet Milk 2 pet 99c ga !on All gr nds Max well House Coffee 3 lb can $2 29 w th SIO purchase We have hundreds more discount pr ce Check them soon We accept Federal Food Coupons Br ght Slar Markel Next to Drive Inn '(heate Mason W Vlf 16 FT TRAVEL !rater self contained ready to go h tch ncluded Phone 773 5651 Mason W Va 1965 QIEV. Chev body STRAWBERRY plants Cha les Fosler Rt 338 nea Rae ne Locks phone 247 2309 4 12 12tc 24 Etectr c range$ 0 phone 992 38 8 4-7 101p HT Cpe S Sport bucket seals V 8 eng automat c 1965 DODGE MAYTAG wash ng machine ound tub wr nger type sso phone 742 4404 4 ? Otp S15 one wardrobe case SS EARlH MOVING Dozer & End loader .,...rk ponds buement lond scaptng We hove 2 1111 dozers 2 SilO loaders Work done by hour or contr1ct Free Est motos We olso haul f II dirt hlp sell Dump !rucks and tow boy for hire See BOb or Roger JoHers Pomeroy Phone 992 3l25 after 7 p m INTERNATIONAL 7 It cut mower power lift new t re good kn fe ready to mow Polled Hereto d Bulls Pu ebred Pau Sayre Rte 338 G eat Bend Road 843 2286 Porlland Oh o 4 12 3tp 1970 STARCRAFT fo d down carnpe s eeps 8 phone 992 5007 James Hoi on your need Comprete roof ar spouting rtpalr Interior or exter1or c1rpentry Ceiling 111e ond Paneling and 5 ding Complete Plumblog & Heollng O.y Number 992 2550 We have 24 hr emergency For Sale -::-:-:-:=~----..:.4.:.:: '2 6lp ALL WEAlHER ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION & PWMBING CO 240 Lincoln 51 Middleport Ohio Obi Plumbing Wt have o compltlt Homo Maintenance Senict the year around No matter whit ' For Best DEALS Everything In Home Mllntenonce 616 Main 51 COME IN AND SEE •• ~ STORE HOURS Mon Thurs 9a m to6p m Frt Sat 9 a m to 8 p m Pomeroy Ohto 222 Mam St Jo nt ResoutonNo 441 JO NT RESOLUTION P opos ng o amend sec ons 4 6 9 4 16 and 3 o Art c e sect ons 3 and 16 o A c e Ill sect on 2a of A t c e V to enac new sec ons 8 and 5 of Art c e to enac sess on Ia ot A c e and to epea sect ons S 8 15 7 8 9 and 25 ol A c e and sec on 22 ol Ar c e V of he Cons lu on ol he Sta eo Oh o e a ve to he adm n st at o o gan zat on and procedures of the Genera Assemb y Be eso ved by he Gene a Assemb y of he S a e o Oh o hree f f hs Qf he memtle s e ec ed o each house con cur ng herein that here Shal be. subm tted to he e e to s of the s a e n the manner p esc bed by aw a a spec a e ec on to be held on tl'le f rst Tuesday af et he f st Monday n May 1972 a p oposa to amend sec ons 4 6 7 9 1 14 16 and 3 of A c e sec ons 3 and 6 of A I c e sec on 2a of Ar c e V and to epeal sect ons5 8 5 7 a 19 and 25 of A I c e and sect on 22 of Ar cle V of he Const u on of Oh o to ead as o ows ARTICLE I Se ton 4 No membe of he genera asse mb y sha du ng he erm for wh ch he was e ec ed un ess du no such erm he es gn s the ef om hod any pub c o ce under he Un led S a es o h s slate o a pol t ca subd v son hereof bu h s p ov s on does not extend o o I ce s of a po ca pa y nota es publ c or of fi cers of the m a o of he Un ed Sates a med forces No membe of he gene a assembly sha dur ng he te m or wt} ch he was e ected o fo one yea hereaf e be ap po nted o any pub c off ce unde h s s ate wh ch off ce was c ea ed o the com pensa on o wh ch was n c eased du ng he e m for wh ch he was e ec ed Sec on 6 Each House sha be udge o the e ect on retu ns and qua f ca ons of s own membe s A major y of a I he memb ers e ected o each House sha be a quo um o do bus ness bu a ess number may adjou n 1 om day o day and compe he a endance of absen memb e s n such manne and unde such pena I es as shal be p esc bed by aw Each Hou se may pun sh s members o d S(l der v con due and w th he concu ren ee of wo h rds of he memb e s elected he e o expel a num ber bu no he se ond me o he same cause Each House has a powe s necessary to prov de for ts safe y and he und s u bed ansae on of ts bus ness and o ob an h ough comm tees or othe w se nfo rna on at feet ng eg sa ve ac on unde n con cons de a on o temp at on o w h efe ence o any a eged b each of s p v leges o m s ondu c of s membe s and o ha end o enfo ce he a endance and es mony of w nesses and th e produc on of books and pape s Sec on 7 Th e mode o organ z ng each house of th e gene a .usemb y sha be p escr bed by aw Each house sha choose s own o ce s nc ud ng a pres d ng off ce o be e ected f om s membe sh p who sha be de s gna ed n the Sena e as p es pen of the Sen a e and n the House of Rep esen at ve s as spuker of he Ho use o Represen at ves Each house sha de erm ne ~ owp ,...~ •f p p,o'ed ng S!ctlo'h II Each gene a assemb y sha convene n t rsl egu a sess on on 11e 1 rs Monda y of Jan ua y n he odd numbe ed yea o on he succeed ng day f he f r s Monday of anuary s a ega ho day and n second eou a sess on on he same da e of he lol ow ng yea E her the gove nor or he p es d ng of f ce s of he gene a assemb v ac nd" jo n ly may convene he gene a assemb y n spec a sess on by a p oc am at on wh ch mav m th e pu pose 0 the sess on Sec on 9 Each House sha keep a co ec ou "" of s proceed ngs wh ch sha t be pub shed A he des e of any two membe s he yeas and nay s she I be entered upon he lournal and on he passage of every b n e the House he vole shal be a ken by yeas and nays and entered upon he lourna Sect on 11 A va cancy n he Sena e or n hP Hou se of Rep esentat ves fo an y cause n c ud ng he fa u e of a member e ect o t~ua fy for off ce sha I be f ed by e ec on bV the membe s of he Sena e or the members of he House of HOUSE and ot on Laurel St eel Pomeroy was damaged by fire phone 992 ltERE NOW! Steel deck rotanes b~ HAHN·ECllfSE econom~ and performance I EBERSBACH HARDWARE WI MIYIII H1toof Htlt Oryort ,$urround e1ol/lts :wllh gentle .,.,. holt No holspotl •o e•erdrylngi tno Mllh Lin Iller '"'"IHcllllroln M'AYTJG llfC:orpot Sorvtco GtortJO S HObstotter Jr Broker Phono 985-4186 Hilton WoW. Sr Sltesmon ,..,.,. ,,, 3211 RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold Gr1te !'OMEROY 110 W MAIN Sears SAVE WAS '319.00 con F tier ol" Fin A~ tator -,r-trltll Press ~42 4211 Robinson's aeaners CAMPAIGN for LOWER PBICES 3359 YOU HAVE THE PROPERTY THE BANK HAS THE MONEY AND WE HAVE THE IDEAS PROPERTY IS GETTING BETTER AND HIGHER THINK OF IT THEN USE YOUR RENT MONEY TO BUY SEE US FOR DETAILS HELEN L TEAFORD ASSOCIATE 992 3325 992 2378 For all your Real Estate needs see or call us P 0 Bo• 111 Pomeroy SHIRt FINISHING CUT $23 500 00 NEW LISTING POMEROY - 3 bedrooms ltving paneled carpet In 2 rooms bath new gas furnace Storm doors and wtndows Stde porch full basement $10 000 00 ACREAGE 7 ACRES - On Route 7 cleared ready for housing Water tap Only $10 000 00 w 1'1 respect o such removal or ce t f l!od by th e V age Clerk ro gove nor and I eul enant ORDINANCE NO 427 govc nor BE T ORDAINED as to low s repa r to the tloh:Jers of ega or he County Aud o and by he Sec on 3 The e u ns of 'by he counc of the V 1 age of equltab e I ens of record ypon Coun v Aud to paced on he eve Y e ec on for the o t cers Pome oy Ohio two th rds of at the r~al property on wh ttl such ax dup ca e as a en aga nst named n th e or ego ng sec ion members e etted thereto bu ld no s located and to t t e sa d bu d no s uctu e o \sha be sea ed up and t ans conc u ng own ers of record of such prem ses Sect on 7 Whoever ..,. o a es m ed to the seat of Clove n SECT ON The F e Chef property The owners af nco d men by the e u nng off cers and h s as:s stant and b'i ot such property or lhe ho ders any sec on ot th s o Q nance d ec ted o he Preslden Ol he members des gnated by the of ens of record upon such sha be f ned no tess than ten Senate who dur no the f rst FreCh et upon examination or propert~ may enter In Q en nor more than 1 y do ars fo week ot th e sess on sha open nspect on f nds a bu d ng or agrHment with the V tage of tach day s neg ec Sec t on 8 Any othe o and pub sh hem and dec a e other struc ure wh ch for want Pomeroy to perform the 11e resu t n the presence of a o"t proper repa r by reuon of removal or repa r of the n d nance p ov s on n conf c mao House v of thofe members of age an d d 1ap d a1t d cond 11 on secure unsaft or structura y herew th s hereby repea ed each he General defect ve build no f an Sect on 9 Th s o dlnance A$sembly The 0 n candidates defect ve or y nstalled ake effec t and ~e en w r poor ng an(j equ p emergency ex sts as deter Sha elect ca h av ng he h ol'les number of ment defective ch mneys mined by the VI lagt of forced from and af er the votes cas tor governor and defe c. ve gas connections Pomeroy not ce may be g ven ea est da e a owed by law eu enant oove no and he defec ve heal ng apparatus or other than by cert f ed ma I and pe son hav ng he h ghe s t for 1ny other reason s ess th•n ttl rly days pr or to ATTE ST ean Wa on number of vo es tor any 0 her espec al r 1 abe to I re or en such remove or repa r Ce k SKI on 6 If the owner or ofl ce sha be dec ared du Y dangers fe or other bu ld ngs APPROVE OW am G e ec ed bu if any two o more or proper y such off cer sha 1 enho der of the bu d ng or have an equal and th~ h ghesl order such bui d ng to be structure fa Is to comp y w th Sa on ck he repair and-or remova of epa nd torn down Mayo numbe of vo es to he sam• offceoroffces one ofthemor demo sned mater as such build ng structure wi hln PASSED Ap 3 972 any two for whom on votes removed and al dengerous the me H.mlt set forth n he we e cast for governor and cond tons remed ed If such not ce as prov ded n Sec on s 4 6 3 2tc eu enan governor sha I be off cer finds In a bul d ng or of th s ordinance and fur chosen by he 10 nt vote of both upon any prem ses any com thermore ttlere s no appeal houses bustlb e o expos ve material pend ng n a court of com pe en t Sect on 16 The L eutenant rubbish rags waste o Is jur sd ct on as prov ded here n Governo sha perfo m such gaso ne o nftam mab e then the V ege of Pomeroy du es n the execu ve cond tlons of any kind through ts off cers agents and depar men as are ass gned to dangerous o he salety of such or ndependent contracto s may h m by he Governor and building prem ses or propertr cause 1uch bu ld ng struc ure ex erc se such powe s as are he sMdl order such mater as to be repaired torn down P escr bed by aw umoved or cond tons demol shed mater els emoved wh e he Sena e or 11e Hou se ot ARTICL.t: V remed ed f such officer finds and a 1 danger.ous cond t onl SAME DAY Rep esen a ves as he .case Sect on 2a The names of a that any bu ld ng structure remedied et the expense of such may be s n sess on w th the cand dates tor an off ce at any ta,k container or veh c e used owner or lienholder The tota SERVI(:E ak. ng of the yeas and nays of gene a e ectlon stla b for the s onge handIng or cost whetner such costs are he membe so he Senate o a anged n a group unde the transportation o petroleum ncurred due to the use of In At 9-0ut At 5 mater as and he House o Rep esenla ves t t e of that off ce and sha be qu ds or f 1 qu fled petroleum emp oyees as he case may be aff a led so alte naled that each name n connect on herew lh ctoes equipment of the mun cpa Use Our Free Parkmg lol w h the same po ca pa ty as sha appear ( n so far as may not comp v w th the standards corporat on or by contract for he pe son as e ected to the be reasonab Y posslb e) sub or o ders of the f re chef tle labor mater as and equip sea n wh ch 11e vacancy oc s an a Y an equal number of shal make such order {iS may ment or both of remov ng the u s The adoft on of such t mes at the beg nn ng at the be reasonab y necessary to nsecure unsefe or structure y eso ut on sha eau re he end and n each In ermed ate nsure such comp ance Such detective bul d ngs structure 216 E. 2nd, Pomoroy aff rmat ve 110 e o a malo ty place f any of he group n o der sha be made against ncludl,.g costs of serv ce and o he membe s e ec ed to the wh ch such name be ongs and served persona y or by publication of notice shall be Se nate or he House of Excep at a Pa y P marv or n reg ste ed etter upon the Representa ves as the case a non part san e ec on the owner essee agent operator maybe enttedtovoethe eon name o des gnat on Of each o occupantofsuchbuldngsar Such vo e sha be spread upon cand de e s pa ty f any sha I prem ses and thereupon such he ou na o he Sena e o the be P nted under o af e each o de sha 1be com pied with by House of Represen at ves as cand da e s name n gh er end he owner essee agent he case may be and cer fed smal er type face than that n operator or occupant w th the o th e Sec e ary of Sla e by the wh ch the cand eta e s name s time 1 xed n sa c1 order Sect on 2 f the owner lessee c e k. hereo The Secre a y of pr nted An e ector may vote for s a e sha upon ece pt o such ca nd da es o he han can agen operator or occup1nl 1 ce f cat on ssue a ce t f cafe d da es tore ectors of P es den aggr eved by an order ot an of e ec on to he person so and V ce P es dent of the off cer under sect on 1 and e ec ed and upon presen a on Un ted S ales and o he than des es a hear ng he may of such ce f a e o he Senate cand da es fo governor and compla n 0 appeal In wr tlnu to or the House of Rep esen eulenant governo on Y and n the fire chef w th n three days a ves as he case may be he no other way han by nd eating from the serv ce of the order pe son so e ec ed sha I ake he h s vo e to each cand date and the f re ch el sha 1 at once oa h o off ce and become a separa e Y from the nd ca on nvest gate sad complaint and membe of he Senate or he of h s vo e lor any othe can f x a place and t me not less House o Rep esen a ves as d date than five days nor more than he case may be for the e m EFFECTIVE DATE en days tnereafter for hearing o wl'l cl'l he was so e ec ed AND REPEAL ~ such camp alnt The chef at Sect on 4 ~e the House f adocted bv a malo Y of sad hearing mey aff rm sha w thou he on sen of he th e e ec o s vot ng on fh s modify revoke or vacate sad o her ad ou n o more han amendmenT, the amendment order and 11n1ess such order s f ve days Sundays excluded and schedu e there o except rF:voked o vaca ed by the chef no to any o he pace han tha sec on 16 of Ar c e sha I t shal rema n n force and be , wh ch he wo Hou ses a e n ak.e mmed ate effect and comp ed w h by such owner sess on ex s ng sec ons A 6 7 9 11 U essee agen operator or Sect on 5 A Tile genera 16 and 31 of Art c e exist ng occupant and w th n the t me assd mbly sha enac no aw sect on 3 of Ar c e ex st no fixed In said order or wl hln excep by b and no b sha sect on 2a of A cle V and h tl b1 1 d b be "'assed w hou he con sec t ons 5 8 15 7 8 9 and 25 sue mea assad mayhearing xe V "" he chief cu ren ee o a ma or ty of the Of A Ice and sect on 22 of sect on 3 Anv person membe s e ec ed o eac h house Ar cle V sha be epea ed aggrieved by the f na decls on B s may o g na e n e he f om such effect ve date The of the FreCh ef o his. ass stant hou se bli may be a e ed amendment Of sec on 16 of as made at the helf ng amended or e ec ed n lhe Ar c e I sha ake effect on provided n Sect on 2 of thiS o her the second Monday of Janua Y o d t th B The s y e of th e aws of 975 and ex sting sect on 16 of r nance may IPPtl 0 e be be A tce of he Cons ul on of Court of Common eas Me gs th s state sha County OhiO PAny p1rty enac ed by he gene a Oh o sha be epealed from des r ng to appeal shall fie a All lhe qual ty Hahn Eel pse features Insert p not ce olappeal w th the Clerk assem bly of he sta e of Oh o such effect ve dale he ght adJustment easy sp n ve t cal pul start ng C Eve y b Sha be con SCHEDULE f 11 V t f p Oh 0 s de ed by eacl1 house on h ee A No w hstand ng he 0 e ag~ 0 omeroy and many more-but at our spec at low pr ces d e en days un ess wo p ovsonsofsecton7ofArtce settng forth lhe order ap Folding handle too- ets you store you h dsof hemem ber se ec ed o and unt I he second Monday pea nH from and the grounds he house 'h wh ch t s pending of Janua y 1975 the p es d ng appeal 01 ng to A copy of such steel-deck JUSt about anywhere suspend th s equ emenl and off cer to be e ecled from the not ce appeal shall a lao be And they comp y w th all eve y nd v dva cons de a on membersh p of the Sena e sl'la ~~o~drt by J~r~e~ 1an ofh~~w ~= ex stong ndustry safety o a b o ac on suspend ng the con nue o be des gnated the prov ded by aw such not ce of requ rem en shal be eco ded pres den P o tempo e of the appea shall be fled with n 15 standards n th e ou na o he respect ve Sena e and he P es den pro days w th the Cferk of 11 d house No b may be pa ssed tempo e not the P es dent of v 1 age and the Common peasun he b has been the Sene e may pa clpale in cou t afte the mall ng of the ep educed and d str buted o the ca I ng ot a spec a sess on no Ice of F re Chiefs order as members of he house n wh ch pu suant to sect on 8 of Art c e prov ded In th s sect on t s pend ng S 1 Priced from (0 ) Nob sha conan mo e Notw tths and ng the •c on •' N0 owner OC han one subjec wh ch sha 1 be p ov sons of sect on 1 of Article cupant essee or agent of bu d ng or p emises and no ea ly ex pressed n s t e No and unt I he second Monday owner lesse• operator or aw sha be ev ved or of Janua y 975 the L eutenant h 1 th 1 dl 11 d amended u ess he new acl Gove no shall cont nue to control person ofavany ng Ink rec on en container con a ns he en e ac ev ved serve as Pres dent of the Sen a e ve~ c 1 p p ng or equipment he sect on o sec t ons o a pu poses except o used for the manufacture o amended and he sec t on or pa t c pate n the ca ng of a storage hand ng sale or trans sec ons am ended s ha be spec a sess on bV pres d no portal on of products sha 1 epea ed ott ce s of the Genera E Every b wh ch has Assemb Y pursuant o section 8 wilful Y fa I neglect or refuse passed bo h houses of he of Ar c e to com~lr w th any ordtr of tht genera ass emb Y sha be UNITED STATES f re ch e or any officer acting RICA under h m n the- perf9.rmence OF AME f cer of the duties Imposed by such s gne d by he P es d ng of STATE OF OHfO sect ons within the tlmt o each hou se o cer fy th a he p ocedura equ em en s for OFFlCE OF THE bed h d TOUJI'l Dnes passage have been mel and SECRETARY OF STATE prescr n 5UC or er un ess IU I tOUJh sha 1 be presented for hw th o t TEO w BROWN an appea Slaken therefrom to the Court of Common Peas lo make )'Out the governo to h s approva Secretary of Sta e of the State of Me gs county Ohio 11 I fe easy F Every o nt resolu on Oh o do hereby cert fy that the prov ded herein wh ch ha s be en adopted n bo h fo ego ng s a true copy of Sect on 5 If the VI laae of House Jo nt Pomeroy deems t necessary to houses of the gene al nsemb y Amended sl1a be s gned by the p es d ng Reso ul on No .u f ed n the have ts agents employMs or of ce of each house to ce tlfy Off ce Of the Secretary of State ndependent contractor& to th e procedu a and propos ng o amend the remove and or npalr any In that requ emenls lor adopt on have above sect ons of the Con secure unsafe or structurally been m e and sha for hw th be sl u on ol Ohio defect ve building or other f ed w th the sec etary of sta e N TE ST MONY WHEREOF st uctu es then the sad VIIIIDI sec on 6 f he governor I have hereunto subscr bed my f p lh approves an ac he sl'la Is gn I name and aff )(ed my off c al 0 omeror, rough the Mayor t becomes aw and he sha t te sea at Co umbus th s 27 h day at east th rty daya prior to the removal of any nucure unsafe t w h the sec etary of sta e of Ma ch 972 or structurally d•fectiYt f he does not app ave t he TEO W BROWN bu d ng sha I give not ce by 3hal re u n t w th h s ob sea Sec e a y of State d f ectlons n w 1 ng to the house cert 1f e mall o lt1 1n1en1lon n wh ch o g nated wh ch .::3:.:.)..:3:;:0.;1:;:4.:..;;6.:..;,13:.:.;-.iii.-itll---------~~~ Shal enter he objections at ( a ge upon IS journa and ma 11en recons der t~e vote on ltb pa ssage f three f fths of the members elec ed to the house of or g n vote o repass the b I t sha I be sent w ttl 11e ob ject ons of he governor o the other house wl'l ch may a so consider he vote on Its passage I th ee t fths of he members e ected to he second house vote to repass 1 1 becomes law notwlthstand ng the ob ectlons of the governor and the pres d ng off ce of the second house shar f le It w h the secretary of sa e n no case shal a b I be repused by a smal er vo e h81n s requ red by the constltut on on ts or g nat passaoe n al cues of recons dera on the vote ol each house sha be determ ned by yeas and nays and the names of the men be s voting for and aga nst the b I shal be entered upon the journal fa bl I Is not returned by the governor w th n ten days Suncleys excep ed afttr being p esented o him t becomes taw n ke manner as f he had s gned t unless the general assembly by adlournment prevents ts return n wh ch case t become!. law unless witt n ten dars after such adlournemen sf led by him with h s objections in wr tlng ~ n the off ce of the secretary of atate The governor sha f le w th the aecrttarv of state every b I not returned by h m to he house of or g n that becomes aw 'tflllfhout n s s gna ure The governor may d sapprove any tern or ems n any b I making a appropr al on of money and the tem or temt ao d sapproved shal be void un ess repaued n the manner prescr bed by th s section for the repauage of a b I Sect on 31 The members and off cars of the General Assembly sha I rece ve an annual aatery and tuch al owances for reasonable and The fun mower to own Rear 13 s necessary ew.penses rt ated to cu In 4 cycle engine 3 forward the perform ann of the r dut es as are provided by law and no speeds neutra and I reverH chenge In 1 members sa ary so easy to operale II feels almost sha I taketfltctdur ng the term like driving a car 7 level cult ng lor which he wes elected nor MON TUES &hall any change In a members helgl Is Eu~ acllon rocoll WED &SAT a lowancts take effect pr or to starler 1 p ece steel grass cut the flnt of January fo ow no 9 OOtoS 00 ling b ode Except onal traction the neJC.t genera elect on In 1n from 12 50x4 10 In pneumatic even numbered year THURSDAY AITICLR Ill rear tires 10 SOx3 SO'In semi 9 OOTO NOON Section 1a n the general pneuma! c front I res 5 In guide election for governor and FRIOAY wheels Overall 52x31x37 In Loll • Tlltlma leutenant governor one vote 9 00 To9 00 s~a I bt cut jointly for t~o h gh Many safely fealures OSBORNE Candlclatn nom nated by the Br ghl red color •arne pot t .;a! party or pet ton Pomeroy 992 2171 220 E Mlln The genera nsemb y may provld• by taw lor the to nt nom In at on ~~ caml datts tor 25'' $20 000 00 REAL ESTATE 8 for $1 00 SON SEE US FIRST I 750 v ny Phone 992 3975 $13 We spec a ze USED OFFSET PLATES HAVE MANY USES WMP0/1390 .t.-.,....-.:.----.:...---.J Let us ~how our samples Let Us Do Over Your Bathroom o K !chen Insured-But best of all WERE HONEST Ph 992 7608 Pomeroy Oh1o Aluminum Sheets The Dai~ Sentinel To You CONST. B&W HEATING CO. DOUBLE APARTMENT 11 ROOMS - 5 w th bath up 6 with bath down Large I vtng dining Ideal for a rooming house Uptown location on 2 lots with large porch and room for several cars to park For Sale FOR THE BEST IN CERAMIC TILE Get R1d of Them We will prolect any Stngle dwelhng ru1dence for AKC pupp es - Schnauzers Poodles Cairn Terriers heellhy horne raised per manenl nlectlons wormedS75 S8S Coolville 667 6214 4 12 121p Sales KITCHEN and ON CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR CONDITIONING Vzrgzl B. Teaford, Sr. Broker Se vice $SO Reg Mares S40 Auto Grade Francis Benedum 1963 FORD VAN good engine Phone 667 3856 3 30 301c new snow tires Sl25 1963 Ford 4 dr 6 cylinder automatic power steer ng 4 FIGHT fatigue w th Z pp es the new I res $250 1962 Falcon great I on p II On y Sl 98 at engine S25 Ray Young ALUMINUM car op boals Ne son Drugs won rust or rol safe and Success Rood Cool v lie 3 7 30fp ghtwelght 10 1213and 14 II phone 667 3462 n s ock now Phone 992 6256 4 1 31c CLELAND S GREENHOUSE after 5 p m Mum• Geren ums Pans es 960 F 500 FARM truck green 3 30 3fltc and Petunias Geraldine bed cattle racks good I res Cleland E Main St Racine good condition Harold BEAUTIFUL Early American 4 2 lie style stereo red o com 8 ewer Long Bottom phone blnallon 4 speaker sound 985 3554 ""'s-A"'"v-=E-u-~p-,-.-on-e""'h-a""II,-;:B"""'ri-ng__.your tystem 4 spaed automatic _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ... :.:_Pile sick TV to Chuck s TV Shop changer separate controls 151 Butternut Ave Pomeroy Balance $79 56 Use our 57 CHEVROLET 283 cu In Hlfc budge! terms Call 992 7085 standard shift 63 Chevrolet 4 12 6tc Nova 6 cyl nder automatic transmlss on Vincent Wanteo To Buy Broderick Rt 2 Pomeroy STAR k lis rats quickly OLD FURNITURE d shes o4-l2-41c Sure 2 V:t lbs $1 69 Ebers clocks brass beds silver bach Hdwe Sugar Run Mills dollars or complete FORb P nto call 992 3436 P ckens Hdwe Mason households Wr te M D 1972 3 19 30fp or 992 5248 M Iter RI 4 Pomeroy Ohio Call 992 6271 ~~-----------4--12~c;:::;=::::::::::~~ 3 16 tfc 1970 W 30 OlDSMOBILE u.! automatic factory stereo PORTABLE cement mlur tape lots ot extras really Phone'l'/17309 nice pr cod right phone 992 4 13 6fp 2« offer s p m 36 21 X 23 X 009 3 31 lie Johnson MasoniY & Remodelmg Pomeroy Home & Auto WHITE m From the largest Bulldoze Rad alar to 1he "Smal es Heater Core: Nolflon Biggs Rad •tor Sptc:lll st PIANO and organ lessons POMEROY Gerald Hoffner phone 992 Jtck W Carsey Mgr 3825 Phonof!2 2111 4 11 12tc ONE BEDROOM trot er apartment. dea lor couples TWI"' needle sewlnJI machine TEENAGE Hop Me gs Jun or Contact McClure s Dairy Is e 1971 Model In walnut stand H gh April IS. 9 p m Ill! 11 30 992 5248 or 992 3436 All features builtin to make p m Proceeds tor Cancer H6tc fancy dn1;ns and do strelch live mus c by Cogwell Con - - - - - - sew ng A so buttonholes 3 AND 4 ROOM fu nlshed and venllon bl nd hems etc S43 35 cash 4 11 4tc unfurn shed apartments price or terms available Phone 992 5434 Phone 992 5641 GUN SHOOT Saturday Ap II • 12 lie 4 12 6tc 15th 6 p m and Sunday April 16111 I p m Meats groceries 2 BEDROOM moblfe home w th VACUUM cleaner Electro and 20 lb steak each shoot air condll on ng In Racine Hygiene New Demonslralor second place shootrr gets free area phone 992-6329 has all cleaning attachments shol all steeve s and r ng 3 23 tic pi us the new Electro Suds for guns will be handicapped shampoo ng carpet Only M le Hill Rd Rae ne Fire ROOM & BOARD Chester S27 SO cash pr ce or lerms Dept Building available Phone 992 56<11 Phone 985 3371 4 11 Sic H 21p o4-126tc ----REGISTERED Appaloosa Stud - CLELAND REALTY OlliC"92 1259 E •en nVI 9U DON T BE DOUPED WITH A LOT OF BALLY HOODL ST W TH THE BROKER THAT SELLS YOUR PROPERTY HENRY E CLELAND Sr 12' 14' 24' WIDE Business Services Sale IS 000 00 0 4469 THE l Real Estate NEED lady lor spr ng clean ng phone 992 7226 4 II Jlc Notice For Sale POODLE pupp es S tver Toy 1970 MONlEREY 12x60 tully Park view Kennels Phone9Y2 carpeted 2 bedroom full size 5443 uti! ly room underpinning 8 15-llr. ncluded Phone 992 6602 ol-13 61c For H22154 Court 51. IN LOVING memory of James RESPONSIBLE person for Hoi on who paS&ed away 3 eslabllshed dry cleaning route A B C Cleaners years ago April 13 IH9 Mason W Va Sadly missed by wife Opal ol-5-lie children and grandchildren 4 13 lip V F W Gunshoot noon Sun day April 16 Broad Run Gun Club. New Havan sponsored by Posl 9926 Mason W Va This s the last shoot of !he Mobile Homes For Sale I A mended House PUBLIC AUCTION Sllurdoy Aprll15 1972-11 00 A M Hoving sold our form wt will Mil the fottowlna ot the form locoled on SR 325 From ungsvllte 011" 10 -ton SR 1241ptWOX IV. llllltl.lurn -'11001 SR 325 First farm 011 rlaht:' Watc:ll for 1111 1f1n• MACHINERY Allis Chalmers B wllfl 5 belly mount 2 way u plow on original flr.. Brillion hay cortdllloner 3 pt Ford culllyator 3 pi corn sprayer 3 pi In! corn planler 3 pl. field cultlvato[ 3 pt somtlhlng?. J 0 grain dr II Rubber tired lhne-~prllllder 2 men Mill power qw 11ol lite block 8xlx16 2 rolls No 9 woven wire ;rtnder 2 hey feed racks 110 gal slack lank approx f25 locust posls pltlform sca!H 7 slanchtons complete with dividers Mayers let wat.r pump. 2 hole hog Ieeder so gal hog wafer traclor cha!M ladder & ole HOUSEHOLD Dinette Ml &. I chairs rolrltJOralor gas range apl size washer & dryer 4 pc bedroom 1ulto day bed droller clwst of drfton wordrobe 6 chain rocking cllalr 2 trunks oncl-t.blos sm round tablt stand bookcase cupboard hall troo. 2 beds sldt baird dllh washer -tng machine vacwm ciM!Mr fuel oft ltoaler l""'ps radio. l>lgh dwtlr lawn mower Clinlol! gasoline molar othor 1111morolll lt.ms Mr & MI'S Corl Gorlly ~unc:ll Avollablo TERMS CASH CARNAHAN A\ICTION SERVICE 949 27-J C:.I'IIIMn D Sml~t 20U Racine 0. It'• not too late to save yoanelf Income laX "8SJ'&vadon that eomee with preparllll! 7our own retuna. B .t R Bloek'a ehlll'fl(es atart at 15 and the avna11e coet wu under 112 50 for over 1 million retu... we prepared laot year AI!I!J'IIvatlon ion I laX deduetlhle 9amto5pm Phone 992 3795 No Appointment Neceuarf OPEN TODAY DON'T LIT AN AMATIUR DO H•R BLO<lK I JOB II&:R Block. 1\e iDt'Ometu people. 304 E. MAIN ST POMEROY, 0. • "Sporty-Look" CRAfTSMAN 6-HP Rotary Riding Mower STORE HOURS: I \ �11- The DaUy Sentinel MiddlepOII-Pwlervy 0 AprU 13 1972 For Sale ALLIS CHALMERS WC tracto .1nd equipment $550 AI s Chalme s Comb ne $350 Phone 742 3656 • 9 lop Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Cllf.ssifieds Get Results! Help WANT ADs Want;d INFORMATION DEADLINES FARM HAND hoUJO available 5 p M Day Befort Royal Oak Farm Contacl Pub! calion Horace Karr 985 3341 MOnday O,adl n, 9 a m 4 13 31c Cancellat on a. Corrections Will be accepted unt 19 am tor SOMEONE to stay wllh elderly Day of Pub! cotton ladr n Rutland Good pay REGULATIONS Cal m 4681 The Publisher r,..rves the 4 12 31c right toed I or relect any ads deemed object onal The STARTING Salary SlO 660 I m not be looking for an lnlelllgent publ sher wll responsible for more than one enthus as tic and ret eble Incorrect nsert on person In the Pomeroy area RATES someone who would like to For Want Ad Service assume the operation of a 5 cents per Word one ln5ertlon mulllp e line Insurance Minimum Charge!Sc agency Sell and serv ce auto 12 cents per word lhree f re I fe heallh and buslnns consecutive nsert ons Insurance Fu I training will 18 cenl• per word six con be provided at no ~ost for the ,.cullve Insertions man selected plus 1 salary 25 Per Cent Discount on paid (not 1 draw) for up to 3 yeera ads and ads pad within 10 f needed Call Mr Ferguson days at 446 4707 for an ap CATlD OF THANKS po ntmant 4 12 31c & OBITUARY Sl SO tor SO word minimum Each additional word 2c BLIND ADS Add Ilona I 25c Charge per . Advertisement OFFIC:E HOURS 8:10am mSOOpm Daly 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Saturday "NOTICE" CARRIER WANTED IN POMEROY THE DAILY SENTINEL In Memory IN MEMORY of Larry A R tchle on his b thday Apr I I 3 There w II never be another teacher to compare to h m Two roads diverged n a wood and I - I took the one len traveled by And that has 11'\ade all the difference Missed so much by an EHS student 4 13 lip i ; l season • •• t •• • • ••• • • ; •• !: ••• • i• •• • • ~ •• = •~ i " ~ ~ & ~ • 4 13 31c REVIVAL start ng t-prll 17 at 7 JO p m at !he Guysville Community Church Special singing Everyone welcome Pestor Rev George G II Evangelist Rev John Elswick 4 13 <ltc REMEMBER Pub c House Aucllon Saturday April 15th 11 1 m at Rutland. acroS& from High School Carl Hysell 4 13 21p GUN SHOOT alsorll e matches - open slles only, Forked Run Sportsman Club Sunday Apr I 16 12 noon 4 12 31c ------ WILL do sew ng of all kinds n my home Phone 992 6879 32630p KOSCOT KOSMEflts and wigs Need extra money? Just sell these products No restricted terr tortes Phohe 992 5113 =-:-:---:----:__:_:42 tfc L 0 0 K You can oave h~ndreds (even lhouoands) of dollars on a good (ale model used or repossessed Mobile Home Before you buy any Mobile Home you should see the huge selection of 8 10 and 12 wide Mobile Homes we have In stock Don I forget- we sell new Detro tar Mobile Homes - for !he money they can t be beat Shop new al Berry Miller Mobile H9me Sales ?OS Farson Street Belpre Ohio Phone m-9531 Open 7 days a week oi-13-Jic GASH paid tor all mokes and models of mobile homes Phone orea code 61 ol-dJ 9531 4 13 lie 1970 12 X 60 3 BEDROOM mobile home 14 000 or 1800 and lake over paymenls of $10 I Phone 992 2292 ---,--,-----':..:.961p 60X12 2 bedroom all electric air cond I oned 8xZG It Porctr and aluminum awning aluminum sk rt ng com pletely setup IJeautlful ~-~calion OWner teav lng state Phone 949 .wn or 992 5272 I 10-tfc Pomeroy WANTED! Carrlenfor MASON • •ncl HARTFORD Not A Motor Route The Dai~ Sentinel Ph 614-992 2156 For Rent MEIGS INN ~ ROOMS by O.y Week Manth Liberal Rotts PH 9923629 SMALL TRAILER sutiablelor 2 construct on workers In Middleport lnqu re at 243 S Second St or phone 992 3205 or 992 2725 4 13 31c 1561 DESIGNED FOR GRACIOUS LIVING LOVELY BR CK 3 oroe bad rooms (double c osers a dream k tchert and d n ng v n; room area spacious n., baths ut lltv room ecreetlon buement a arae carport roorri tu ca pe ed $29 000 rtoustw fe s dream e A WASHINGTON COUNTY vear old over ooklng brick - ake arge bedrooms Veto 3 beaut fu bath a k tchen o \U t any housew fe comp e e w th ref ranoe and oven d n ng oom corner flrep ace n the vlng room fu basemen ut ty space ec room oarage corner o abou 3/. acres $25 000 00 POMEROY l.argt au ding for storage <:ave s abOut 3 ots has abOut 30 000 foot storage space out of al t oods easy oad ng r~nted atpr~sent Jo ~er ots for tra ltr space $8 300 oo THESE ARE SCARCE ~bedroom frame (new ba h orced a r furnac~ ho water tank) n ce lot good ne gh borhODd Why pay rent? IS 500 00 WORTH THE MONEY 2 story f a me new sld ng roof and carport 3 bedrooms bath low taxes good neighborhood MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Woshlngton Blvd Belpre Olllo For Sale BUS CAMPER sell contained phone 992 5214 JOHN REALTY~ Con~ As$Jxiate VERA EBLEN ColiS! "' SUBSCRIBE now to Buckeye Horseman the news magazine about Ohio s horses and horsemen Read aboul your favor te breed aquila! on a ds book rev ews upcoming events etc In the March Issue Only 14 00 for 12 Issues Box 647 PS Wooster PORTABLE lypewr fer and case fine shape - S15 Rev R D Brown Rt I Langsville 0 4 13-Jip MOWERS & TILLERS Economy T ler 3 h hp B&S engine Reg 15995 144 9S Turf Tr m Mower B&S 3 , hp eng ne In carton 70 25 Fer! I zer Garden Seeds and Onion Sets SMilH NELSON MOTORS. INC; Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 free Estimate Employment Wanted CARPENTER work of any kind Phone Dexter Oh o 742 4919 3 28 JOtp 1961 FORD truck tractor lZG Cummins diesel steepar cab ai r! tag ute Will trade Ha o d Brewer Long Bottom phone 985 3554 ol-9 lfc DRV WAlL F nlsher con tractor R I Dubbeld phone 742 5825 oi-10-Sic l j-,------~...:...------tf Loc=A"'L~w-e"'"ld,_e-r--:-h,-s--por-table =welder want. welding jObs The St.tion any lime 7 days a week Phone 992 5271 H6tp -------That Lutem Wanted To Rent ____ HOUSE on small farm phone 915 3105 4761c _,.;.__ Fcw Sale or Trade 67 FlAT I door ltdan will 1111 or trade for older model truck phone 985-3920 4 126tc ~~r-----~,~ TERMITES. TERMITES, Y.CITY EXTERMINATION 633 Main Sf For Appotntment Phone 949 2803 '149.50 WRITTEN WARRANTY Call Collecl614 4l2 Jill Zanesvtlle Olllo EXPERT 3 BR HOME Wlipel Allpment 55.55 ON YOUR LOT On Most Amencan Ca'* -GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 1 c1r garage br ck front wall to wall corpet ONLY J02o Mlddleporl MIDDLEPORT S Th rd - 3 BR b<o h hou,. s all carpeted t'\·aneled carpeted \ V table for f• t\ \Ittwo car gara,e.. \1 •wn walking dlstar:.J to shopping $1113000 Mustbeseenlobe appreciated 3 b r 1 ' baths carpel one c oset Is ceda lined marble windows lis beautiful bu I n kitchen close to pool and park In M ddleport $25 000 Good flnanc ng on lh s one LOTS 21ots n Pomeroy s bus ness d sir ct :v. acre located at Rts 33 & 1 2 !<its on Broadway Large horne with extra r ver front lots at Letart I have lwo n ce homes under SIO 000 one n Rutland one In Pomeroy Open8T IS Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 The Orth1d Room Make reservations fo your pr vate pa t es banquets spec a occas ons Ideal for meet ng place w th or w thou! kitchen pr v eges lnd v dua cater ng W II seat up to 150 peop e 992 5786 Real Estate For Sale 2 LARGE o s 6 ooms ba h garage ce tar $8 500 Magg e Wh It ngton Depot 51 Rutland Oh o 47 301p n. alum num and steel s d ng I be g as brick and stone com p e e ne of es den a and com me c a roof no emode ing bu ding suspended ce ngs nter o and exter or pa nt ng com P e e ne of Masonry work A 1 wo k guaranteed o customer Slit sfact on we are tu ly nsu ed for you protect on l2 N 2nd 992 3918 AlLSIDE BUILDERS & CONSTR CO POINT OmCE SUPPLY SIX ROOM house 133 Butternut Ave Conlact Ed Hedr ck 2137 Wadsworlh Dr ve Co umbus Oh o phone 237 4334 II 2 lfc 110 Mechamc Street Pomeroy, Ohr.o 45769 NEW LISTING POMEROY - 8 rooms carpeted 3 bedrooms modern k tchen bath gas forced a r furnace Front and back porches Lots of shrubbery Full basement 2 car garage A real ntce ptece of property $21 000 00 Complete line of office equ1pmen1 turni1ure & supples Typewriter & Add ng Machme Repatr Ptck up & Delivery PHONE 675-3628 424 Main St ON YOUR DIAL 111 Court St Pomeroy Oh1o _ L----~-.-~~ MEIGS, W VA 25260 MEIGSH2 7151 MASON 773 5634 """""'Y urv ce 742 3947 992 5103 992 3898 742 4761 We art tully n!lur.t:.. 1963 DIEV. Conv Cpe V 8 automat c good lop ': • ~•' • 1964 DIEV. • l Coronet 500 Cpe V 8 aulomallc p steering buckel seats Wh te w lh red nterlor PI Pleasant MARimA TYPEWRITER Belpre 0 423 6ll1 C BRAOFORD Auctioneer Complete Service Phone 949 382 INTERIOR and exter or Racine Ohio pa nt ng R I Dubbed phone Cr tt B edlord 742 5825 5 life 4 10-Stc •7.::::;~;;-::;~T.:;;:;:;;::;;:::=:-­ SEWING MACHINES Repa r HOUSE BUILDERS CALl: service all makes 992 2284 GUY NEIGLER RACINE T~e Fabric Shop Pomeroy OHIO Authorized S nge Sales and 3 5 JOic Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors =--:---- - 3 29 lfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ----,,-REASONABLE rale .... Ph 446BACKHOE AND DOZER work 4782 Gallipolis John Russell Sept c tanks nsfailed <>-ge Owner & Operator Bill) Pull ns Phone 992 2178. s 12 lfc 4.2Stfc VINYL and a umlnum sld ng lree est mates references cal collect 446 3608 Byerly Cons! ucllon Co Galli pols 3 24 JOip ---& roof palnllng and HOUSE repair work Free estimates Phone 992 7085 Impala Cpe V 8 engine J speed std trans radio Ike new nter or good II res ----ONE TRA N case r pu lmap REMINGTON Model 700 ADL 22 250 w lh scope cost over $200 specla new S 25 phone 742 36.16 4 7 tOtp I TIMOTHY hay ~c ba e cal mornings L E Amos 985 4 27 4 1 Jlc 1966 PlYM. ~ I Fury II Wagon V 8 automat c p steering & brakes luggage ack radio N ce buy CUB ,.tc11ctqr .PlY#. equ pmen Mco..vllough ~" pow~r MAC 6 saw o I fu nace and tank m lker for cow phone 949 2726 4 1 Jlp --------- $849 • CHECK wilh Kuhl s first lor jow pr ced guarMieed ap p ances and used turn tu e Chest type freezer $85 Kuh s Barga n Center Rl 7 at the caul on I ght Tuppers Plains Oh o Open to 6 p m c osed Mondays phone 667 3858 496C - - -- -- LEGAL NOTICE R D 4 Pomeroy Oh o Panlll VI CARL F HENRY address unknown Defend1nt No 15053 NOTICE 6Y PUBLICAT ON Car H Henry whose pace of es dence s unknown w 1 lake not ce on the 11 h day of Ap 972 he undersigned fled her Compla n aga nst h m n he Court of Common Peas o Meigs County Oh o p ay ng for d vo ce restor a on o former name and othe e ef on he g ounds of g oss neglect of duty and dese I on Sa d cause w be tor hear no on and af e he 28th dar from he date o he las pub eel on of 'th s Not ce name y he 23 d dlly o une 972 or as soon the eafter as the Cou t may h4!a the same RUTH A HENRY PLA\. NT FF Crow Crow & Po e Attornen to Pia n ff 4) 13 20 27 (5 4 18 25 7 BILL & LEE'S MUSIC CENTER 1964 QIEVROLET Biscayne 2 D _ ___ GOOD relr gerator SSO go 4 GOOD M XED second cu I ng m es east Tuppers Pia ns cove molhy a lalla hay Rl 681 turn right 3rd house 65c pe ba e phone 985 3809 4 9 IOip 49 lOtc - - - - , - ---::-,-TROPICAL FISH fancy SHOWALTER S We Pel Shop guppies angels and breeders Ches e Oh o Phone 985 3356 Bellas and supplies Phone T op cal f sh and supp es 992 5443 3 28 JO!p 2 30 tfc :--- - - - - - 4 .:_ I Jtc CLEMAT S ROOTS Ready to be ansplanled pu p e red p nk and wh te cabbage oma to broccol lettuce caul flowe brusse sprouts pansy petunia snap dragons mar golds and nemesia plants also eve bearing and othe ~Jar et es of strawberry plants M dway Markel W. Ma n Sf eel Pomeroy phone 992 2582 4 II Jlc ' Ton good ut ty WE HAVE ALL TYPES OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS STEREO TAPES RECORDS, SHEET MUSIC 6 cyl eng ne $249 I----.-----.. 1964 FALCON ST WAGON $1491' 4 BEDROOMS 10 ACRES- Ranch style home 1 2 baths hot water heat 2 drilled wells and foundat on for another home Salem Townsh p on 124 Only WALNU T modern stye with AM FM ado 4 speake MUST sacr Ice due to d vorce sound system 4 speed 1970 2 x 60 mOb! e home take automatic changer Ba ance over remainder of paymen s $83 17 Use our budget terms 1961 Comet $100 Cal 667 Cat 992 7085 3031 Tuppers Pia ns 4 12 61c H6p ___::___: IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO phone RUTH A HENRY 1964 QIEV. OFFICE MACHINE REPAIR SPRING GARDEN SAV NGS SALE See our compte e assortment of garden seeds also Frost Proof Cabbage Ma ne P.l anls 49c doz Kennebec Seed Potatoes S4 99 100 lbs Garden Fer I I zer s 99 SO lbs Ye low on on sets 98c gal 3 doz ctn eggs 79c Heiner s Bonus or Favor te Bread 7 6 oz loaves s with SlO purchase 5 - Sl w thou! pur¢hase Lean Fresh Pork Steak 69c b Van Camp Pork & Beans large 29 oz cans 4- S1 Tra I Blazer Dog Food 15 oz can 7 - Sl Broughton s Sweet Milk 2 pet 99c ga !on All gr nds Max well House Coffee 3 lb can $2 29 w th SIO purchase We have hundreds more discount pr ce Check them soon We accept Federal Food Coupons Br ght Slar Markel Next to Drive Inn '(heate Mason W Vlf 16 FT TRAVEL !rater self contained ready to go h tch ncluded Phone 773 5651 Mason W Va 1965 QIEV. Chev body STRAWBERRY plants Cha les Fosler Rt 338 nea Rae ne Locks phone 247 2309 4 12 12tc 24 Etectr c range$ 0 phone 992 38 8 4-7 101p HT Cpe S Sport bucket seals V 8 eng automat c 1965 DODGE MAYTAG wash ng machine ound tub wr nger type sso phone 742 4404 4 ? Otp S15 one wardrobe case SS EARlH MOVING Dozer & End loader .,...rk ponds buement lond scaptng We hove 2 1111 dozers 2 SilO loaders Work done by hour or contr1ct Free Est motos We olso haul f II dirt hlp sell Dump !rucks and tow boy for hire See BOb or Roger JoHers Pomeroy Phone 992 3l25 after 7 p m INTERNATIONAL 7 It cut mower power lift new t re good kn fe ready to mow Polled Hereto d Bulls Pu ebred Pau Sayre Rte 338 G eat Bend Road 843 2286 Porlland Oh o 4 12 3tp 1970 STARCRAFT fo d down carnpe s eeps 8 phone 992 5007 James Hoi on your need Comprete roof ar spouting rtpalr Interior or exter1or c1rpentry Ceiling 111e ond Paneling and 5 ding Complete Plumblog & Heollng O.y Number 992 2550 We have 24 hr emergency For Sale -::-:-:-:=~----..:.4.:.:: '2 6lp ALL WEAlHER ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION & PWMBING CO 240 Lincoln 51 Middleport Ohio Obi Plumbing Wt have o compltlt Homo Maintenance Senict the year around No matter whit ' For Best DEALS Everything In Home Mllntenonce 616 Main 51 COME IN AND SEE •• ~ STORE HOURS Mon Thurs 9a m to6p m Frt Sat 9 a m to 8 p m Pomeroy Ohto 222 Mam St Jo nt ResoutonNo 441 JO NT RESOLUTION P opos ng o amend sec ons 4 6 9 4 16 and 3 o Art c e sect ons 3 and 16 o A c e Ill sect on 2a of A t c e V to enac new sec ons 8 and 5 of Art c e to enac sess on Ia ot A c e and to epea sect ons S 8 15 7 8 9 and 25 ol A c e and sec on 22 ol Ar c e V of he Cons lu on ol he Sta eo Oh o e a ve to he adm n st at o o gan zat on and procedures of the Genera Assemb y Be eso ved by he Gene a Assemb y of he S a e o Oh o hree f f hs Qf he memtle s e ec ed o each house con cur ng herein that here Shal be. subm tted to he e e to s of the s a e n the manner p esc bed by aw a a spec a e ec on to be held on tl'le f rst Tuesday af et he f st Monday n May 1972 a p oposa to amend sec ons 4 6 7 9 1 14 16 and 3 of A c e sec ons 3 and 6 of A I c e sec on 2a of Ar c e V and to epeal sect ons5 8 5 7 a 19 and 25 of A I c e and sect on 22 of Ar cle V of he Const u on of Oh o to ead as o ows ARTICLE I Se ton 4 No membe of he genera asse mb y sha du ng he erm for wh ch he was e ec ed un ess du no such erm he es gn s the ef om hod any pub c o ce under he Un led S a es o h s slate o a pol t ca subd v son hereof bu h s p ov s on does not extend o o I ce s of a po ca pa y nota es publ c or of fi cers of the m a o of he Un ed Sates a med forces No membe of he gene a assembly sha dur ng he te m or wt} ch he was e ected o fo one yea hereaf e be ap po nted o any pub c off ce unde h s s ate wh ch off ce was c ea ed o the com pensa on o wh ch was n c eased du ng he e m for wh ch he was e ec ed Sec on 6 Each House sha be udge o the e ect on retu ns and qua f ca ons of s own membe s A major y of a I he memb ers e ected o each House sha be a quo um o do bus ness bu a ess number may adjou n 1 om day o day and compe he a endance of absen memb e s n such manne and unde such pena I es as shal be p esc bed by aw Each Hou se may pun sh s members o d S(l der v con due and w th he concu ren ee of wo h rds of he memb e s elected he e o expel a num ber bu no he se ond me o he same cause Each House has a powe s necessary to prov de for ts safe y and he und s u bed ansae on of ts bus ness and o ob an h ough comm tees or othe w se nfo rna on at feet ng eg sa ve ac on unde n con cons de a on o temp at on o w h efe ence o any a eged b each of s p v leges o m s ondu c of s membe s and o ha end o enfo ce he a endance and es mony of w nesses and th e produc on of books and pape s Sec on 7 Th e mode o organ z ng each house of th e gene a .usemb y sha be p escr bed by aw Each house sha choose s own o ce s nc ud ng a pres d ng off ce o be e ected f om s membe sh p who sha be de s gna ed n the Sena e as p es pen of the Sen a e and n the House of Rep esen at ve s as spuker of he Ho use o Represen at ves Each house sha de erm ne ~ owp ,...~ •f p p,o'ed ng S!ctlo'h II Each gene a assemb y sha convene n t rsl egu a sess on on 11e 1 rs Monda y of Jan ua y n he odd numbe ed yea o on he succeed ng day f he f r s Monday of anuary s a ega ho day and n second eou a sess on on he same da e of he lol ow ng yea E her the gove nor or he p es d ng of f ce s of he gene a assemb v ac nd" jo n ly may convene he gene a assemb y n spec a sess on by a p oc am at on wh ch mav m th e pu pose 0 the sess on Sec on 9 Each House sha keep a co ec ou "" of s proceed ngs wh ch sha t be pub shed A he des e of any two membe s he yeas and nay s she I be entered upon he lournal and on he passage of every b n e the House he vole shal be a ken by yeas and nays and entered upon he lourna Sect on 11 A va cancy n he Sena e or n hP Hou se of Rep esentat ves fo an y cause n c ud ng he fa u e of a member e ect o t~ua fy for off ce sha I be f ed by e ec on bV the membe s of he Sena e or the members of he House of HOUSE and ot on Laurel St eel Pomeroy was damaged by fire phone 992 ltERE NOW! Steel deck rotanes b~ HAHN·ECllfSE econom~ and performance I EBERSBACH HARDWARE WI MIYIII H1toof Htlt Oryort ,$urround e1ol/lts :wllh gentle .,.,. holt No holspotl •o e•erdrylngi tno Mllh Lin Iller '"'"IHcllllroln M'AYTJG llfC:orpot Sorvtco GtortJO S HObstotter Jr Broker Phono 985-4186 Hilton WoW. Sr Sltesmon ,..,.,. ,,, 3211 RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold Gr1te !'OMEROY 110 W MAIN Sears SAVE WAS '319.00 con F tier ol" Fin A~ tator -,r-trltll Press ~42 4211 Robinson's aeaners CAMPAIGN for LOWER PBICES 3359 YOU HAVE THE PROPERTY THE BANK HAS THE MONEY AND WE HAVE THE IDEAS PROPERTY IS GETTING BETTER AND HIGHER THINK OF IT THEN USE YOUR RENT MONEY TO BUY SEE US FOR DETAILS HELEN L TEAFORD ASSOCIATE 992 3325 992 2378 For all your Real Estate needs see or call us P 0 Bo• 111 Pomeroy SHIRt FINISHING CUT $23 500 00 NEW LISTING POMEROY - 3 bedrooms ltving paneled carpet In 2 rooms bath new gas furnace Storm doors and wtndows Stde porch full basement $10 000 00 ACREAGE 7 ACRES - On Route 7 cleared ready for housing Water tap Only $10 000 00 w 1'1 respect o such removal or ce t f l!od by th e V age Clerk ro gove nor and I eul enant ORDINANCE NO 427 govc nor BE T ORDAINED as to low s repa r to the tloh:Jers of ega or he County Aud o and by he Sec on 3 The e u ns of 'by he counc of the V 1 age of equltab e I ens of record ypon Coun v Aud to paced on he eve Y e ec on for the o t cers Pome oy Ohio two th rds of at the r~al property on wh ttl such ax dup ca e as a en aga nst named n th e or ego ng sec ion members e etted thereto bu ld no s located and to t t e sa d bu d no s uctu e o \sha be sea ed up and t ans conc u ng own ers of record of such prem ses Sect on 7 Whoever ..,. o a es m ed to the seat of Clove n SECT ON The F e Chef property The owners af nco d men by the e u nng off cers and h s as:s stant and b'i ot such property or lhe ho ders any sec on ot th s o Q nance d ec ted o he Preslden Ol he members des gnated by the of ens of record upon such sha be f ned no tess than ten Senate who dur no the f rst FreCh et upon examination or propert~ may enter In Q en nor more than 1 y do ars fo week ot th e sess on sha open nspect on f nds a bu d ng or agrHment with the V tage of tach day s neg ec Sec t on 8 Any othe o and pub sh hem and dec a e other struc ure wh ch for want Pomeroy to perform the 11e resu t n the presence of a o"t proper repa r by reuon of removal or repa r of the n d nance p ov s on n conf c mao House v of thofe members of age an d d 1ap d a1t d cond 11 on secure unsaft or structura y herew th s hereby repea ed each he General defect ve build no f an Sect on 9 Th s o dlnance A$sembly The 0 n candidates defect ve or y nstalled ake effec t and ~e en w r poor ng an(j equ p emergency ex sts as deter Sha elect ca h av ng he h ol'les number of ment defective ch mneys mined by the VI lagt of forced from and af er the votes cas tor governor and defe c. ve gas connections Pomeroy not ce may be g ven ea est da e a owed by law eu enant oove no and he defec ve heal ng apparatus or other than by cert f ed ma I and pe son hav ng he h ghe s t for 1ny other reason s ess th•n ttl rly days pr or to ATTE ST ean Wa on number of vo es tor any 0 her espec al r 1 abe to I re or en such remove or repa r Ce k SKI on 6 If the owner or ofl ce sha be dec ared du Y dangers fe or other bu ld ngs APPROVE OW am G e ec ed bu if any two o more or proper y such off cer sha 1 enho der of the bu d ng or have an equal and th~ h ghesl order such bui d ng to be structure fa Is to comp y w th Sa on ck he repair and-or remova of epa nd torn down Mayo numbe of vo es to he sam• offceoroffces one ofthemor demo sned mater as such build ng structure wi hln PASSED Ap 3 972 any two for whom on votes removed and al dengerous the me H.mlt set forth n he we e cast for governor and cond tons remed ed If such not ce as prov ded n Sec on s 4 6 3 2tc eu enan governor sha I be off cer finds In a bul d ng or of th s ordinance and fur chosen by he 10 nt vote of both upon any prem ses any com thermore ttlere s no appeal houses bustlb e o expos ve material pend ng n a court of com pe en t Sect on 16 The L eutenant rubbish rags waste o Is jur sd ct on as prov ded here n Governo sha perfo m such gaso ne o nftam mab e then the V ege of Pomeroy du es n the execu ve cond tlons of any kind through ts off cers agents and depar men as are ass gned to dangerous o he salety of such or ndependent contracto s may h m by he Governor and building prem ses or propertr cause 1uch bu ld ng struc ure ex erc se such powe s as are he sMdl order such mater as to be repaired torn down P escr bed by aw umoved or cond tons demol shed mater els emoved wh e he Sena e or 11e Hou se ot ARTICL.t: V remed ed f such officer finds and a 1 danger.ous cond t onl SAME DAY Rep esen a ves as he .case Sect on 2a The names of a that any bu ld ng structure remedied et the expense of such may be s n sess on w th the cand dates tor an off ce at any ta,k container or veh c e used owner or lienholder The tota SERVI(:E ak. ng of the yeas and nays of gene a e ectlon stla b for the s onge handIng or cost whetner such costs are he membe so he Senate o a anged n a group unde the transportation o petroleum ncurred due to the use of In At 9-0ut At 5 mater as and he House o Rep esenla ves t t e of that off ce and sha be qu ds or f 1 qu fled petroleum emp oyees as he case may be aff a led so alte naled that each name n connect on herew lh ctoes equipment of the mun cpa Use Our Free Parkmg lol w h the same po ca pa ty as sha appear ( n so far as may not comp v w th the standards corporat on or by contract for he pe son as e ected to the be reasonab Y posslb e) sub or o ders of the f re chef tle labor mater as and equip sea n wh ch 11e vacancy oc s an a Y an equal number of shal make such order {iS may ment or both of remov ng the u s The adoft on of such t mes at the beg nn ng at the be reasonab y necessary to nsecure unsefe or structure y eso ut on sha eau re he end and n each In ermed ate nsure such comp ance Such detective bul d ngs structure 216 E. 2nd, Pomoroy aff rmat ve 110 e o a malo ty place f any of he group n o der sha be made against ncludl,.g costs of serv ce and o he membe s e ec ed to the wh ch such name be ongs and served persona y or by publication of notice shall be Se nate or he House of Excep at a Pa y P marv or n reg ste ed etter upon the Representa ves as the case a non part san e ec on the owner essee agent operator maybe enttedtovoethe eon name o des gnat on Of each o occupantofsuchbuldngsar Such vo e sha be spread upon cand de e s pa ty f any sha I prem ses and thereupon such he ou na o he Sena e o the be P nted under o af e each o de sha 1be com pied with by House of Represen at ves as cand da e s name n gh er end he owner essee agent he case may be and cer fed smal er type face than that n operator or occupant w th the o th e Sec e ary of Sla e by the wh ch the cand eta e s name s time 1 xed n sa c1 order Sect on 2 f the owner lessee c e k. hereo The Secre a y of pr nted An e ector may vote for s a e sha upon ece pt o such ca nd da es o he han can agen operator or occup1nl 1 ce f cat on ssue a ce t f cafe d da es tore ectors of P es den aggr eved by an order ot an of e ec on to he person so and V ce P es dent of the off cer under sect on 1 and e ec ed and upon presen a on Un ted S ales and o he than des es a hear ng he may of such ce f a e o he Senate cand da es fo governor and compla n 0 appeal In wr tlnu to or the House of Rep esen eulenant governo on Y and n the fire chef w th n three days a ves as he case may be he no other way han by nd eating from the serv ce of the order pe son so e ec ed sha I ake he h s vo e to each cand date and the f re ch el sha 1 at once oa h o off ce and become a separa e Y from the nd ca on nvest gate sad complaint and membe of he Senate or he of h s vo e lor any othe can f x a place and t me not less House o Rep esen a ves as d date than five days nor more than he case may be for the e m EFFECTIVE DATE en days tnereafter for hearing o wl'l cl'l he was so e ec ed AND REPEAL ~ such camp alnt The chef at Sect on 4 ~e the House f adocted bv a malo Y of sad hearing mey aff rm sha w thou he on sen of he th e e ec o s vot ng on fh s modify revoke or vacate sad o her ad ou n o more han amendmenT, the amendment order and 11n1ess such order s f ve days Sundays excluded and schedu e there o except rF:voked o vaca ed by the chef no to any o he pace han tha sec on 16 of Ar c e sha I t shal rema n n force and be , wh ch he wo Hou ses a e n ak.e mmed ate effect and comp ed w h by such owner sess on ex s ng sec ons A 6 7 9 11 U essee agen operator or Sect on 5 A Tile genera 16 and 31 of Art c e exist ng occupant and w th n the t me assd mbly sha enac no aw sect on 3 of Ar c e ex st no fixed In said order or wl hln excep by b and no b sha sect on 2a of A cle V and h tl b1 1 d b be "'assed w hou he con sec t ons 5 8 15 7 8 9 and 25 sue mea assad mayhearing xe V "" he chief cu ren ee o a ma or ty of the Of A Ice and sect on 22 of sect on 3 Anv person membe s e ec ed o eac h house Ar cle V sha be epea ed aggrieved by the f na decls on B s may o g na e n e he f om such effect ve date The of the FreCh ef o his. ass stant hou se bli may be a e ed amendment Of sec on 16 of as made at the helf ng amended or e ec ed n lhe Ar c e I sha ake effect on provided n Sect on 2 of thiS o her the second Monday of Janua Y o d t th B The s y e of th e aws of 975 and ex sting sect on 16 of r nance may IPPtl 0 e be be A tce of he Cons ul on of Court of Common eas Me gs th s state sha County OhiO PAny p1rty enac ed by he gene a Oh o sha be epealed from des r ng to appeal shall fie a All lhe qual ty Hahn Eel pse features Insert p not ce olappeal w th the Clerk assem bly of he sta e of Oh o such effect ve dale he ght adJustment easy sp n ve t cal pul start ng C Eve y b Sha be con SCHEDULE f 11 V t f p Oh 0 s de ed by eacl1 house on h ee A No w hstand ng he 0 e ag~ 0 omeroy and many more-but at our spec at low pr ces d e en days un ess wo p ovsonsofsecton7ofArtce settng forth lhe order ap Folding handle too- ets you store you h dsof hemem ber se ec ed o and unt I he second Monday pea nH from and the grounds he house 'h wh ch t s pending of Janua y 1975 the p es d ng appeal 01 ng to A copy of such steel-deck JUSt about anywhere suspend th s equ emenl and off cer to be e ecled from the not ce appeal shall a lao be And they comp y w th all eve y nd v dva cons de a on membersh p of the Sena e sl'la ~~o~drt by J~r~e~ 1an ofh~~w ~= ex stong ndustry safety o a b o ac on suspend ng the con nue o be des gnated the prov ded by aw such not ce of requ rem en shal be eco ded pres den P o tempo e of the appea shall be fled with n 15 standards n th e ou na o he respect ve Sena e and he P es den pro days w th the Cferk of 11 d house No b may be pa ssed tempo e not the P es dent of v 1 age and the Common peasun he b has been the Sene e may pa clpale in cou t afte the mall ng of the ep educed and d str buted o the ca I ng ot a spec a sess on no Ice of F re Chiefs order as members of he house n wh ch pu suant to sect on 8 of Art c e prov ded In th s sect on t s pend ng S 1 Priced from (0 ) Nob sha conan mo e Notw tths and ng the •c on •' N0 owner OC han one subjec wh ch sha 1 be p ov sons of sect on 1 of Article cupant essee or agent of bu d ng or p emises and no ea ly ex pressed n s t e No and unt I he second Monday owner lesse• operator or aw sha be ev ved or of Janua y 975 the L eutenant h 1 th 1 dl 11 d amended u ess he new acl Gove no shall cont nue to control person ofavany ng Ink rec on en container con a ns he en e ac ev ved serve as Pres dent of the Sen a e ve~ c 1 p p ng or equipment he sect on o sec t ons o a pu poses except o used for the manufacture o amended and he sec t on or pa t c pate n the ca ng of a storage hand ng sale or trans sec ons am ended s ha be spec a sess on bV pres d no portal on of products sha 1 epea ed ott ce s of the Genera E Every b wh ch has Assemb Y pursuant o section 8 wilful Y fa I neglect or refuse passed bo h houses of he of Ar c e to com~lr w th any ordtr of tht genera ass emb Y sha be UNITED STATES f re ch e or any officer acting RICA under h m n the- perf9.rmence OF AME f cer of the duties Imposed by such s gne d by he P es d ng of STATE OF OHfO sect ons within the tlmt o each hou se o cer fy th a he p ocedura equ em en s for OFFlCE OF THE bed h d TOUJI'l Dnes passage have been mel and SECRETARY OF STATE prescr n 5UC or er un ess IU I tOUJh sha 1 be presented for hw th o t TEO w BROWN an appea Slaken therefrom to the Court of Common Peas lo make )'Out the governo to h s approva Secretary of Sta e of the State of Me gs county Ohio 11 I fe easy F Every o nt resolu on Oh o do hereby cert fy that the prov ded herein wh ch ha s be en adopted n bo h fo ego ng s a true copy of Sect on 5 If the VI laae of House Jo nt Pomeroy deems t necessary to houses of the gene al nsemb y Amended sl1a be s gned by the p es d ng Reso ul on No .u f ed n the have ts agents employMs or of ce of each house to ce tlfy Off ce Of the Secretary of State ndependent contractor& to th e procedu a and propos ng o amend the remove and or npalr any In that requ emenls lor adopt on have above sect ons of the Con secure unsafe or structurally been m e and sha for hw th be sl u on ol Ohio defect ve building or other f ed w th the sec etary of sta e N TE ST MONY WHEREOF st uctu es then the sad VIIIIDI sec on 6 f he governor I have hereunto subscr bed my f p lh approves an ac he sl'la Is gn I name and aff )(ed my off c al 0 omeror, rough the Mayor t becomes aw and he sha t te sea at Co umbus th s 27 h day at east th rty daya prior to the removal of any nucure unsafe t w h the sec etary of sta e of Ma ch 972 or structurally d•fectiYt f he does not app ave t he TEO W BROWN bu d ng sha I give not ce by 3hal re u n t w th h s ob sea Sec e a y of State d f ectlons n w 1 ng to the house cert 1f e mall o lt1 1n1en1lon n wh ch o g nated wh ch .::3:.:.)..:3:;:0.;1:;:4.:..;;6.:..;,13:.:.;-.iii.-itll---------~~~ Shal enter he objections at ( a ge upon IS journa and ma 11en recons der t~e vote on ltb pa ssage f three f fths of the members elec ed to the house of or g n vote o repass the b I t sha I be sent w ttl 11e ob ject ons of he governor o the other house wl'l ch may a so consider he vote on Its passage I th ee t fths of he members e ected to he second house vote to repass 1 1 becomes law notwlthstand ng the ob ectlons of the governor and the pres d ng off ce of the second house shar f le It w h the secretary of sa e n no case shal a b I be repused by a smal er vo e h81n s requ red by the constltut on on ts or g nat passaoe n al cues of recons dera on the vote ol each house sha be determ ned by yeas and nays and the names of the men be s voting for and aga nst the b I shal be entered upon the journal fa bl I Is not returned by the governor w th n ten days Suncleys excep ed afttr being p esented o him t becomes taw n ke manner as f he had s gned t unless the general assembly by adlournment prevents ts return n wh ch case t become!. law unless witt n ten dars after such adlournemen sf led by him with h s objections in wr tlng ~ n the off ce of the secretary of atate The governor sha f le w th the aecrttarv of state every b I not returned by h m to he house of or g n that becomes aw 'tflllfhout n s s gna ure The governor may d sapprove any tern or ems n any b I making a appropr al on of money and the tem or temt ao d sapproved shal be void un ess repaued n the manner prescr bed by th s section for the repauage of a b I Sect on 31 The members and off cars of the General Assembly sha I rece ve an annual aatery and tuch al owances for reasonable and The fun mower to own Rear 13 s necessary ew.penses rt ated to cu In 4 cycle engine 3 forward the perform ann of the r dut es as are provided by law and no speeds neutra and I reverH chenge In 1 members sa ary so easy to operale II feels almost sha I taketfltctdur ng the term like driving a car 7 level cult ng lor which he wes elected nor MON TUES &hall any change In a members helgl Is Eu~ acllon rocoll WED &SAT a lowancts take effect pr or to starler 1 p ece steel grass cut the flnt of January fo ow no 9 OOtoS 00 ling b ode Except onal traction the neJC.t genera elect on In 1n from 12 50x4 10 In pneumatic even numbered year THURSDAY AITICLR Ill rear tires 10 SOx3 SO'In semi 9 OOTO NOON Section 1a n the general pneuma! c front I res 5 In guide election for governor and FRIOAY wheels Overall 52x31x37 In Loll • Tlltlma leutenant governor one vote 9 00 To9 00 s~a I bt cut jointly for t~o h gh Many safely fealures OSBORNE Candlclatn nom nated by the Br ghl red color •arne pot t .;a! party or pet ton Pomeroy 992 2171 220 E Mlln The genera nsemb y may provld• by taw lor the to nt nom In at on ~~ caml datts tor 25'' $20 000 00 REAL ESTATE 8 for $1 00 SON SEE US FIRST I 750 v ny Phone 992 3975 $13 We spec a ze USED OFFSET PLATES HAVE MANY USES WMP0/1390 .t.-.,....-.:.----.:...---.J Let us ~how our samples Let Us Do Over Your Bathroom o K !chen Insured-But best of all WERE HONEST Ph 992 7608 Pomeroy Oh1o Aluminum Sheets The Dai~ Sentinel To You CONST. B&W HEATING CO. DOUBLE APARTMENT 11 ROOMS - 5 w th bath up 6 with bath down Large I vtng dining Ideal for a rooming house Uptown location on 2 lots with large porch and room for several cars to park For Sale FOR THE BEST IN CERAMIC TILE Get R1d of Them We will prolect any Stngle dwelhng ru1dence for AKC pupp es - Schnauzers Poodles Cairn Terriers heellhy horne raised per manenl nlectlons wormedS75 S8S Coolville 667 6214 4 12 121p Sales KITCHEN and ON CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR CONDITIONING Vzrgzl B. Teaford, Sr. Broker Se vice $SO Reg Mares S40 Auto Grade Francis Benedum 1963 FORD VAN good engine Phone 667 3856 3 30 301c new snow tires Sl25 1963 Ford 4 dr 6 cylinder automatic power steer ng 4 FIGHT fatigue w th Z pp es the new I res $250 1962 Falcon great I on p II On y Sl 98 at engine S25 Ray Young ALUMINUM car op boals Ne son Drugs won rust or rol safe and Success Rood Cool v lie 3 7 30fp ghtwelght 10 1213and 14 II phone 667 3462 n s ock now Phone 992 6256 4 1 31c CLELAND S GREENHOUSE after 5 p m Mum• Geren ums Pans es 960 F 500 FARM truck green 3 30 3fltc and Petunias Geraldine bed cattle racks good I res Cleland E Main St Racine good condition Harold BEAUTIFUL Early American 4 2 lie style stereo red o com 8 ewer Long Bottom phone blnallon 4 speaker sound 985 3554 ""'s-A"'"v-=E-u-~p-,-.-on-e""'h-a""II,-;:B"""'ri-ng__.your tystem 4 spaed automatic _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ... :.:_Pile sick TV to Chuck s TV Shop changer separate controls 151 Butternut Ave Pomeroy Balance $79 56 Use our 57 CHEVROLET 283 cu In Hlfc budge! terms Call 992 7085 standard shift 63 Chevrolet 4 12 6tc Nova 6 cyl nder automatic transmlss on Vincent Wanteo To Buy Broderick Rt 2 Pomeroy STAR k lis rats quickly OLD FURNITURE d shes o4-l2-41c Sure 2 V:t lbs $1 69 Ebers clocks brass beds silver bach Hdwe Sugar Run Mills dollars or complete FORb P nto call 992 3436 P ckens Hdwe Mason households Wr te M D 1972 3 19 30fp or 992 5248 M Iter RI 4 Pomeroy Ohio Call 992 6271 ~~-----------4--12~c;:::;=::::::::::~~ 3 16 tfc 1970 W 30 OlDSMOBILE u.! automatic factory stereo PORTABLE cement mlur tape lots ot extras really Phone'l'/17309 nice pr cod right phone 992 4 13 6fp 2« offer s p m 36 21 X 23 X 009 3 31 lie Johnson MasoniY & Remodelmg Pomeroy Home & Auto WHITE m From the largest Bulldoze Rad alar to 1he "Smal es Heater Core: Nolflon Biggs Rad •tor Sptc:lll st PIANO and organ lessons POMEROY Gerald Hoffner phone 992 Jtck W Carsey Mgr 3825 Phonof!2 2111 4 11 12tc ONE BEDROOM trot er apartment. dea lor couples TWI"' needle sewlnJI machine TEENAGE Hop Me gs Jun or Contact McClure s Dairy Is e 1971 Model In walnut stand H gh April IS. 9 p m Ill! 11 30 992 5248 or 992 3436 All features builtin to make p m Proceeds tor Cancer H6tc fancy dn1;ns and do strelch live mus c by Cogwell Con - - - - - - sew ng A so buttonholes 3 AND 4 ROOM fu nlshed and venllon bl nd hems etc S43 35 cash 4 11 4tc unfurn shed apartments price or terms available Phone 992 5434 Phone 992 5641 GUN SHOOT Saturday Ap II • 12 lie 4 12 6tc 15th 6 p m and Sunday April 16111 I p m Meats groceries 2 BEDROOM moblfe home w th VACUUM cleaner Electro and 20 lb steak each shoot air condll on ng In Racine Hygiene New Demonslralor second place shootrr gets free area phone 992-6329 has all cleaning attachments shol all steeve s and r ng 3 23 tic pi us the new Electro Suds for guns will be handicapped shampoo ng carpet Only M le Hill Rd Rae ne Fire ROOM & BOARD Chester S27 SO cash pr ce or lerms Dept Building available Phone 992 56<11 Phone 985 3371 4 11 Sic H 21p o4-126tc ----REGISTERED Appaloosa Stud - CLELAND REALTY OlliC"92 1259 E •en nVI 9U DON T BE DOUPED WITH A LOT OF BALLY HOODL ST W TH THE BROKER THAT SELLS YOUR PROPERTY HENRY E CLELAND Sr 12' 14' 24' WIDE Business Services Sale IS 000 00 0 4469 THE l Real Estate NEED lady lor spr ng clean ng phone 992 7226 4 II Jlc Notice For Sale POODLE pupp es S tver Toy 1970 MONlEREY 12x60 tully Park view Kennels Phone9Y2 carpeted 2 bedroom full size 5443 uti! ly room underpinning 8 15-llr. ncluded Phone 992 6602 ol-13 61c For H22154 Court 51. IN LOVING memory of James RESPONSIBLE person for Hoi on who paS&ed away 3 eslabllshed dry cleaning route A B C Cleaners years ago April 13 IH9 Mason W Va Sadly missed by wife Opal ol-5-lie children and grandchildren 4 13 lip V F W Gunshoot noon Sun day April 16 Broad Run Gun Club. New Havan sponsored by Posl 9926 Mason W Va This s the last shoot of !he Mobile Homes For Sale I A mended House PUBLIC AUCTION Sllurdoy Aprll15 1972-11 00 A M Hoving sold our form wt will Mil the fottowlna ot the form locoled on SR 325 From ungsvllte 011" 10 -ton SR 1241ptWOX IV. llllltl.lurn -'11001 SR 325 First farm 011 rlaht:' Watc:ll for 1111 1f1n• MACHINERY Allis Chalmers B wllfl 5 belly mount 2 way u plow on original flr.. Brillion hay cortdllloner 3 pt Ford culllyator 3 pi corn sprayer 3 pi In! corn planler 3 pl. field cultlvato[ 3 pt somtlhlng?. J 0 grain dr II Rubber tired lhne-~prllllder 2 men Mill power qw 11ol lite block 8xlx16 2 rolls No 9 woven wire ;rtnder 2 hey feed racks 110 gal slack lank approx f25 locust posls pltlform sca!H 7 slanchtons complete with dividers Mayers let wat.r pump. 2 hole hog Ieeder so gal hog wafer traclor cha!M ladder & ole HOUSEHOLD Dinette Ml &. I chairs rolrltJOralor gas range apl size washer & dryer 4 pc bedroom 1ulto day bed droller clwst of drfton wordrobe 6 chain rocking cllalr 2 trunks oncl-t.blos sm round tablt stand bookcase cupboard hall troo. 2 beds sldt baird dllh washer -tng machine vacwm ciM!Mr fuel oft ltoaler l""'ps radio. l>lgh dwtlr lawn mower Clinlol! gasoline molar othor 1111morolll lt.ms Mr & MI'S Corl Gorlly ~unc:ll Avollablo TERMS CASH CARNAHAN A\ICTION SERVICE 949 27-J C:.I'IIIMn D Sml~t 20U Racine 0. It'• not too late to save yoanelf Income laX "8SJ'&vadon that eomee with preparllll! 7our own retuna. B .t R Bloek'a ehlll'fl(es atart at 15 and the avna11e coet wu under 112 50 for over 1 million retu... we prepared laot year AI!I!J'IIvatlon ion I laX deduetlhle 9amto5pm Phone 992 3795 No Appointment Neceuarf OPEN TODAY DON'T LIT AN AMATIUR DO H•R BLO<lK I JOB II&:R Block. 1\e iDt'Ometu people. 304 E. MAIN ST POMEROY, 0. • "Sporty-Look" CRAfTSMAN 6-HP Rotary Riding Mower STORE HOURS: I \ �-. 12 The""''"· ..._.,. I .,' 0.,,... &-~I •• 1t71 • .., I•IS I C I 'W' ~'w""s•• in- . . . ' llyUaHNI'IWI~ WASHING'roN- A F0R1D JllOONOIIIC ADVJSEK to President Nixon bellev01ane direct 'fRit lo Cll'b ibe bigb COlt of· meal would be to lift Ill imparl l"Wirlellonii'GII meat ~ced H drik s· u..lh overseas.. en. · '""' "'ker, GIICt of the Co~mcil of Ecol!omlc Adv!Rrl, allo llicllcltetiiiii&NirGII'IOWDeconornk policy, not the mucb~all.... ''lftll'' .,,"bore 1J111Cb of the blame .for current twnpl•....... . COIIIUIIIer ..,... __._ Houthakker' !!pOke to a Prlct Cw" · ' ' 11 P'tblic barinl! on the volatile food price ~ Wn tliltslillnlna eicbt murs of testimony from fanners, lf'OCerl, """'1Im IIIII Each of the witne- ~ 111t1e011t • • lor.lplralinf fGOd costs and the · COIIIIliiiiiOae nre abWMIII7 relleftd imen Houthakker, now • ew~unlc. prot.ilor 81 llarftrd, toot hla entirely new tack. HARRISBURG, PA.- TD DU& t .... called for a dismissal of Ill clwpaerlllllt tbe Rev. Ptilllpllerrlcanlllll 111x other antiwar actiY\Itl"'- 11-*ldi!llillled ill •llunC jury. In motiona. filed Wl!dneiday Wllh ~ Judce ft. Oll:oa Herman, attorneys. for the fl.wrllbutl.leflll Aid the t>Wrfto • ment had lalled to proVe there :wu 11111 • · 1 tracy to kkhlp presidential advi.lef 1fenrJ Kllllnpr; bltlw up Wldergrouad heating tunnels In Wuhinp, D.C.,IIIIIYIIIdallle draft boards. I_.,.,. Banlom Le11ue · _April!, 1972 Red Barons 20 Pin Busters 16 MIJ•Iarigs 15 Zodiacs 11 Ball Breakers 8 Sneaky Snakes 8 High Ind. GaMe - Todd Smith 138, Mike Wayland 126. High Series - Todd Smith 226. Ronnie Casci 211 . High Game - Tea.m Sneaky Snakes 749and andSeries Wo. concnumen. Suit FILED Benny Branham, Pomeroy, has filed suit for dlvorte in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Jtidy Branblm, Pt. Pleasant, charging 11'0111 neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. . ·--:. . Tonight, April U NOT O'~N · ' ?lie • ... 'Ill, dtsJt hg to ?lie ... . . .. lllltl . . by Ill •Oni'IIP*IIwa Ia llle ... aad ltllier 511 ... , . ......... drupplq to tlli 311 IIJ Mllllllity DIOt'· ..., Lucky Number . SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. MASON DRIVE-IN Mason, ~- Ya. ACartoon Nightly FRJ.-SAT.-SUN Aprii14-1S-16 · CATCH-22 · ( Panavlslon, Color I Alan Arkin tRI (Rl April I, 1972 .Pis 2<C Pin Bos.ters Gutter Dusters Born Losers Royal ~rowns 20 . 18 h STOREWIDE SALE 1 The Pros 17 Strikers 14 High Ind. Game - Jon Bunce 169, Gene Davis and Rick Stobarl 163. High Series- Rick Stobart 459, Gene Davis 451. Team High Game - Strikers 783. Team High Series Strikers 2256. u ... I. , '• •n-.. •TED ......, ana:-A Keftnetb )llankln, 4, was treated lor a head laceration at Veteran. Memorial Hospl?al about 3:21 p. m. Wednesday. The child fell Into a hole near SblmJny'a Drive-In at 3:08 p. · -~• tak to the m. ·11'11 en hospital by the Pomeroy E-R squad. CARJIPARTYSET A card party will be held at 7::io p. m. Wednesday at the Orehld RoGm in Pomeroy with procee11a solng to the Metgs c.n- Cl'uadle. The event is ap0111Cftd by the two chapters of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Women's Slacks Mens 3.95 Select from Ja~quards, Double Two defendants (orleiled Knits, Acrylics . Many colors and Pis. bonds and a third was fined ·! styles. Wednesday evening in the Rams 27 ~.. • Chiefs 26 court of Pomeroy Mayor Water repellent . nylon . Solid -colors. Navy blue or brown . Zodiacs 20 William Baronick. Small, medium. large and extra large sizes . Thundering Herd 18 Clifford Cook, 77, Mason, Raglan shoulders· 2 slash pockets - Famous make . Bengals 13 Two Days Only StrikeOuts 13 forfeited his $25.bond pooled on High Ind. Game Steve Bachner 189, Steve Bachner achargeolfailingtoyieldright 168. of way . James Allen, 20, l-~--~-~------------------~-~-1 High Series - Steve Bachner Portland, forfeited one of $50 Mens 4.95 Sizes 7-14. Denims, Brushed 524, Jeff Warner 405. for reckless operation. Larry Team High Game and Series Fabrics, Novelty Prints. Well, 31, Sbade, was fined $25 ' . - Rams 9>10 and 2680. and costs on ·conviction of reckless operation . 100 percent Acrylic . Crew neck styie. Solid colors and two Early Sulldly Mixed color combinations. Small, medium and large sizes . Friday-Saiurciay Sale! Aprlll, 1972 . Friday · Saturday Sale! Pis Boys 2.95 Racine Food Markel 73 OHIO SALES UP Tom's carry Out 69 COLUMBUS (UPI) ~ Sales Eales Club 57 Forest Run Block 51 of Ohio retailers in· February -------------------------~-----Farmer's Bank 48 Increased 9 per cent from Sizes 8 to 20. Solid colors. Boys Sizes Regular 2.95 Roseberry's 'Pennzoll 38 January, the Center for Beautiful selection of patterns. All High Ind. Game - Larry Business and Economic permanent press. Short sleeves · Dugan 224, Linda Winebrenner · and Maxine Dugan 193. Research at Ohio Slate Popular styles. High Series - Larry Dugan University reported WedThis Sale-Your Choice 582; Linda WinEbrenner 567. nesday. Team,High Game and Series - Toms carry Out 714 and 2045. • MEETING CANCELLED The Meigs County Mens 3.95 Short Sleeve Early Wednesday Mixed . Pis Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Zlde's Sport Shop 66 Committee meeting scheduled Smith-Nelson Motors 66 Ibis evening has been cancelled Permanent press . Sizes 30 to 42 . Good selection of solid Sizes A i32-361. B (Ja-401. C. (42-441 and D Diles' Sohlo 65 (46 -.u!) . colors .. Dacron and coital\ blended fabrics. Young's Markel 5ll until April 2{) at 7:30 p. m. Nelson's Drug 42 65 percent Cotton, 35 percent Polyester. Ideal for sports, scuftand general wear . Tenth Framers 39 Now you Know Permanent press. Coat style lops. adHigh · Ind. Game - Larry justable gripper boxer waist bottom. Mexican jwnping beans are Dugan 2U; Pat Carson 188. Sale 3.99 Mens 4.95 Casual Slacks • .. - ••. Save Friday•nd Sltvrday High Series - Chuck the seeds of certain Mexican Sale 4.79 Meins 5.95 Casual Slacks • · · • · • Winebrenner 591 and Pat shrubs containing small moth Carson 4'18. Sale 5.69 ""'',~ 6.95 Casual Slacks . · · - · · · Team High Game - Nelson's larvae which when warmed sunlight move and give Drug 702. Team High Series - Zlde's seeds their iamiliar jwnping Mens 10.98 Sale! 10 Only · Famous Brand Sport Shop 1977. movements. Mens and Boys Mens $1.00 Pomeroy· Nation Bank Junior April 1, lt72 100% NYLON ZIPPER JACKETS . MEN'S FULL CUT CASUAL SLACKS All sizes 36 to SO In shorts, regulars, , J \ I I I - longs. Fisher stripe or dark olive lwiil. Sanfori zed shrunk . Made by Lee. Friday - Saturday Sale I --:"""' ·; 1 ':"" -----~=-=--====~~-\-\n_ tc· \ ~ - --- __.. .-- :.\' . ,__.. .- / •:fi ' • I / . _...../ . ' 4.00 Boys · 7to9 or 9112 to 11 Regularly 79c Small lot to clean up. ·Sizes 29to 38 waist. oull·y\Aeagufle\ 1 While They Last SALE 3.99 ---------------,---------------LEE 8.98 RUSTY RIDER JACKETS TO MATCH NO IRON SHEETS AND PIUDW CASES Don't wait . . , you can order just what you want, have perfect fit and save 20%! Come see our rainbow selection of fabrics and textures and chooae the most effective background for your furniture. II you need help, our experienced staff is ready to guide you. They will also point out the double hems, the ' triple tacked pleats, the blind stitching and comer weighb that make MADETO-YOUa-MEASURE DRAPERIES look'better and hanr so atroight. Reg. 4.39 FuU Size Sheets .......;........... Sale 2.99 Reg. 149 Twin SiZe Sheets.-................. Sale 2.39 SALE!. SPRED -- SATIN lATEX.WAll PAINT AT ELBERfELDS ANNEX . ...... ,. i.B9 SALE! SPRING AND SUMMER TOYS ELBERFELD$ ANNEX ' IN THE MIDDLE BLOCK CHOOSE FROM A big new selection - now at sale prices - Wiffle balls • Wiffle ball and bat sets - baseballs, basebal) gloves· toy lawn mowers · sand palls - golf sets - garden shovel, rake and hoe sets· Badminton sets · Croquet sets- Wheei -0-Horsehoe sets Jack sets. A big selection. NUBBY lllMESPUNS LACY CASEMENTS GAY PRINTS IMPORTED UNENS PRACTitAL FIBERGLASS Stop in the Annex - Buy the toys you need and save during our sale. .. ._.......-. . . ~ade- tJo-.9Joun-v.Ueag . . C()"ape ltien /l /U. ~ GYM BAGS OVERNIGHT BAGS DUFFLE B~S SALE! ON THE 1st FLOOR , IOI)W 11) loi [AIUIII !lolt............. .... - 11Af ~IQIO !IV\( I Bring In y~ur. measurements. Delivery w;th;n_2 weeks. . CUSTOM D"fERIES, ~T A 20% OFF .SAVINGS, ·. . DILniiiiD IN TIMEI . . An excell~nt selection- vinyl and cloth bags Ideal for short trips • general use. 2.49 Bags · • • • •..• •• . •• • Sale 1. 97 3.49 ·Bags · .•.. • . ·- • • .••. Sale 2.88 4.~9 Bags • · • · ••• - - . • .•• Sale 3.88 4.95 Bags · • • • • • •• •••• - • Sale 4.28 5. 95 Bags • • • • • • . . . - .••• Sale 4.88 6.95 Bags · • · • • • . •• - . • •• Sale 5.88 12.95 bags • •••.. - . - . -· - Si!le 9.88 -~ Malle flat finish lor an elegant look Flows on easily with brush or roller. One coat coverage. Clean up hands, roller or brush with water. Big selection of colors for every room In your home. 8.50 GALLONS ' -·-SPRED SAll~ :......~ .... SALE 6.99 2.75 QUARTS SPRED SATIN .... ,,,,,SAL£ 2.19 .. ~- · --·-~ · ' Sole, · too, on Spred Lltu Semi Gloss ·---~-------------. •••'!'•I. Sprod Gloss all JIUrJIOM onamal, Sprtd Urolttana Fto,_met anti Spl'ld ouhjde House Paint. Stock up no.wl Sew Up $avings for Spring 'n Summer· FASHION FABRIC SPECIAL No Iron Cottons and Cotton· Blends Allin ntWHt sprln1 anti summer caklrs for spom-r; btous11 and. dresm. Doh, Patterns, ·3 and 4 calor com- . binollans. On Solo Now 45" Dolton Dlcron-C..tton Dotted Swiss 45" No Iron ~ton Canvu on Sum!lltr patterns 45"· Permo Pross tolt90s, florets, stripes, patterns 45" No-Iron COtton In colorful peasant prints 45" 100. percent Acetate Prints . 45" 50 pel. Avril · 50 pd. Gotton Perm. Pnu Patterns -15" 50 pet. Fortrel- 50 pet. Colton Prints. . 'IPECIAL .99' YARD Visit Elbe!f-'ds Wlllllouse 01t Mechanic Street for Potdl _and Lawa llld PatiD fumilult - Colnpllte SIIICiian of Llwn Boy 111d Torv Mowers ·· Unoleum • ~ • Rqs .11141 Or; . , . IU&L of F~tt Pnll . IN POMEROY ~ • SALE 3.99 · 2.79 Pr. GOSSAMER 'SHEERS WESTERN JACKETS Cannon's Primrose Path Pattern in blue, pink or yellow. HEAVY ANTIQUE SATINS Boys I Sizes 4 to 16) 7.49 Permanent press · Polyester and cotton twill . True western style. 011 ve or brown. While They Last Friday and Satu'rday . N One size fits sizes 10 to 13. White, black and a fine selection of solid colors and heathertone shades. Friday· Saturday · 7.49 BOOT CUT RUSTY RIDERS '. \ ' DRESS AND SPORT 'SOCKS Sold Regularly for 10.90 and 19,90 While They Last Sale! Mens Lee ·v \' ~" ~ SPORT COATS 9.99 I' COllapetrie~ NOW ••. I ' ~~~.,. / KNEE LENGTH PAJAMAS 3.49 • ../ SPORT SHIRTS THIS SALE· 1.88 \ ' SALE PRI SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS ELBERFELDS .IN POMEROY • GIRLS JEANS 3.88 COVERALLS ~ade- Cdo: WOMEN'S"DRESSES SALE . ~. PRICE Bonds Forfeited . ' • Now You Know, at y Valdemar Poulsen, a Danish inventor, produced the fi rst tape recorder in 1698 when he stored electrical signals on a _ magnetized steel wire. VOL. XXIV NO. 258 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' enttne · Weather FRIDAY. APRIL 14, 1972 Mostly cloudy with a cbance of showers or thundershowers tonight and Saturday. · Low tonight in the 40s north and central and the 50s south. High Saturday in the mid liiJs north to the upper 70s south . TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 ,.. ' !·' ~ Jwies' Relief Forces Copter Closer To Lift Seige Names Drawn .. Names of 75 citizens were drawn for (X)Sslble duly on the May term grand and petit juries Friday morning in the office of Mrs. Evelyn Lucke, Meigs .county Clerk of Courts. Presiding at th~ drawing were Mrs. Lucke, Judge John C. Bacon, Mrs. Betty Theiss, representing the Sheriff's Dept., and jury commissioners Freeland Norris and Lauren Hoffman . Names rtrawn for the grand jury were : SAIGON (UPI)- Two battalions of South Vietnamese paratroops today abandoned their drive up Highway 13 and leapfrogged across Communist lines for a helicopter assault three miles east of the embattled provincial capital of An Loc . Alli ed officer s told UP! correspondent Leon Daniel the paratroopers gave up their drive up the strategic highway, which had been bogged down 18 miles south of An Loc for the past three days, and landed near the capital to support the 2,500 South Vietnamese defenders there. Three Communist tanks shot their way into An Loc before the paratrooper landing today but the defenders grimly held out. The paratroopers encountered no opposition as their South Vietnamese Air Force helicopters whirled in. But they reported light exchanges of fire as they formed up to move west toward town, Daniel said. Wave after wave of U.S. B52s pounded the 10,000-man Com· munist for ce which has vowed to take over An Loc, only 60 miles north of Soigon, and make it their "capital" in South Vietnam. 1\lany of the 11 852 strikes In the past 24 hours were within a mile of An Locso close the impact ~ their bombs could be felt in tlie city. A 7,o00-rnlm relief column that has been trying to light its way to An Loc since Tuesday lost ground today. The column, made up of tanks and paratroops ordered by President Nguyen Van Thieu to reach An Loc "at all costs," was driven back two miles by Communist attacks. It is stalled at Chon Thanh, 18 miles south of An Loc. Field reports said three of the estimated 60 North Vietnamese tanks thrown against An Loc entered the city today. The South Vietnamese command in Saigon said 369 Communist troops had been killed Thursday and today at An Loc, 200 of them by B!i2 hom hers. It claimed a total of 33 tanks destroyed, 18 of them in the Communist tank attack that rolled into An Loc Thursday and was reported repelled. Maxine Chapman , near Coolville; Rosanna Manley, Middlepor t; Ernes t Wills, Middleport ; Vernon Evans, Pomeroy Route 3; Dale Bat'!',_ Reedsville ; Betty Wiles, Pomeroy; Ronald Han son , Middlepor t: Frances Stewart, full or water. Mrs. Fox suspects the hill may give way MRS. LEWIS FOX STANDS in water in the backyard of Middleport ; Cecil Caldwell . causin g a disaster in the neighborhood such as occurred at tier Laurel Cliff community home that came off a hill above Reedsville; James Suttle , Buffalo Creek earlier this year. The well kept lawn is her place. Mrs. Fox told The Daily Sentinel the Eastman Portland; Clay Jordon , Albany saturated with water and will no longer be of any use until the strip mine behind the properly was filled when construction Route 4; Martha Chapman, condition that exists is corrected. The driveway and the front Dexter : Carolyn _L. Pri ce, began on the most recent Rt. 7 bypass project, and since then Portland ; Robert Durst, Port· lawn also are covered with water. The water is not the result water has flowed from the hill into the yards below. The Fox of the heavy rains that hit the area wednesday night and land ; Everett Pauley, Albany family has.re sided here the•past 28 years. Water has been Rou le 2; Dorothy Pierce, Thursday morning, Mrs. Fox said. spilling into the yard all winter which during the winter froze Middleport ; VI olet Parsons, and served for ice skating. The basement of the Fox home is Middleport ; We bst e r Facemyer, Albany · Route 3; Norman Schoonover, Rutland ; John Bailey,.. Pomeroy; David Thomas, Middleport ; Clinton E. Douglas, Pomeroy Route 4; Alfred Myers, Langsville; A rabi es clinic. pend ing of which runs wild, unwanted Sr.. president of the board of and 10 ce nts per mile to defray county commi ssioners. Not expenses of travel in a truck he Albert Hill, Jr., Racine; confirmation of the date with by anyone. George Sellers, Long Bottom. Dr. · Dan Notter, DVM, of Mrs. Jean Will, presiding at feeling well, Mr . Karr left provides. Regular meetings were set Drawn lor possible petit jury Gallipolis who will conduct it, the meeting, said_a charter early . up on the second Thursday of Cost of the ra bies <:Jinic per dinner will be h. e ld upon receipt duty were: was set for Saturday, May :ro, Robert R. Card , Pomeroy; by the Meigs County Humane of the papers from Columbus. animal wiU be $3. It is in no teach month at the Inn. Avanell George, Rutland ; Pat Society Chap ter Thursday At that time the chapter of. way mandatory that anima ls Mrs. Doro th y F isher, Kitchen, Middleport; Jack M. night at the Meigs Inn . ficially will he empowered to be brought in. . presjdent of the chapter, This clinic will be .lhe first engage,. in public activities Hawley, ;Middlepo,rt ; .Jesse Of.ficial coun ty ag~ncies wiii Brinker, Racine ; Freda public project of the chapter under th e Oh io Revise d not subsidize the clinic in any assisted Mrs. Will. Middleswart, Portland ; Glenn wh icll has its forma l ap- General Code . way. The last clinic in 1967 was Reg ulati ons governin g backed by the coun ty health ,lewell, Albany Route 2; Freda plication for incorporation as a Repla ce men~ of the county's teachers of the Southern Local Davis, Rutland; Emerson non-profit corporation pending dog warden- henceforth to be department. .. School District were revised Pooler, Pomeroy: Charles W. with the Ohio Secretary of referred to as the county's The chapter will provide Thursday night by the Gloeckner, Pomeroy; Ruby L. State. humane officer - who has assistance to Dr . Notter at the Southern Local School District Coughenour , Lan gsvill e; The purpose of the clinic resigned effective May 15, it is clinic May 20, bu t the board of education. The Harold Evans, Middleport ; which will be publicized later, reported, was discussed. The veterinarian will provide his chan ges followed recomThomas E. Holter , Racine; is to interest people .o wn ing chapter hopes to he able to ow n medi ca l stall and mendations made by teacher Eleanor Knight , Pomeroy pets to have them spayed or endorse a new officer. facilities. building representatives who The humane officer, under Preoo nt to discuss this and Route 3; Arthur Warner, . neutered in order to reduce the have bee n reviewing the Racine ; Caryl Tyler. Dexter; local animal populBUon, much other points was Charles Karr law, receives $1,800 per year Roger C. Gaul, Pomeroy Route subj ec t. Ohio Power Co. today an- pres ident ; Joe P. Gills, 3; Anna Quivey, Pomeroy Two important changes noun ced formation of a new executive vice president; and 'e!fected in the new rules, aeRoute 4; Glenna Fetty, Langs. generating company. E. E. Fournace, vice president. cording to Supt. Ralph Sayre, ville ; David Fox , Racine ; The subsidiary, Ohio Each holds the same position are that tea chers , effective the Charles Smith, Middleport ; Electric Co., was formed to with Ohio Power. next school year, will for the Earold Dean, Albany; Bill Orr, complete the construction of The Gavin Plant will have a first time he permitted two Reedsville ; Bessie Parsons, the General James M. Gavin generating capability of 2.6days of personal leave each Racine ; Leonard Bass, Plan t at Cheshire. After the million kilowatts. It is year and new teachers coming Syracuse ; Woodrow Zwilling, plant is completed , the new scheduled for comple tion in · into the district will be granted Syracuse; G. A. Radekin, company will opera te it and 1975. contrac ts only on the basis of Albany ; Wilma Henderson, sell its entire output to Ohio service within the distric t. Guysville : David Koblentz, Power. HHH OPTIMISTIC In crem ents from other Pomeroy Route 3; Juanita As a wholly owned subCLEVELAND (UPI ) districts will have no bearing Swartz, near Coolville; James sidiary ol Ohio Power, the new Sen. Hubert Humphrey of on the length of contract given Ray, Albany ; John M. Will, coinpany has greater financing Minnesota said· Thursday in the Southern district.· ~ Chester ; Harold Proffitt, Port. nexibility for the continuing "we are going for the vicTh e board accepted th e land ; Nancy Ervin, Racine constructi on of the plant. lory" In the Ohio resignations of Dorothy J . Route. I; Otha Jarvis, Albany. Newly issued securities of Ohio presidential primary May 2. Oliver, a social studies teacher Route 2; Edna M. HUMeU, Electric have been acquired by "I !eel like things are on in the high school, and her Pomeroy; Helen Oberholzer, 1 Ohio Power, and · the plant !be move," said Humphrey. husband, Robert Oliver, a Albany ; Manning Kloes, property has been transferred Humphrey spoke to the mathematics teacher, at the Middleport; Kathleen Morris, from Ohio Power to Ohio Ohio Federation of Women's close of the current school Long Bottom; John Bogard, · Elec tric, all with approval of Clubs and held an airport Long Bottom ; Joseph E. \ year. the Securities and Exchange news couf~rence during his An application was received Carsey, Pomeroy . Route 4; Commission. brief appearance In the city. from Larry Wolfe to help in the l,esJie, Hawley, Middleport; Officers of the new subHumph · r e y . nam e d swnmer recreation program Vincent E. Broderi ck, sidiary include Donald C. Cook, Cleveland School Board . being planned and applications Pomeroy Route 2; Delores ''• President Arnold Pinkney for tea ching positions in the Frank, Long Bottom ; Martha CAR WASH SET and city councilwoman Carol .., . district were received from Jeffers, Albany Route 2; The Junior Class of Meigs McClendon to be co· Nelson Eugene Thomas, Linda Gordon CoiUng, Albany: Harry High School will hold a car chairmen of au " Ohio Blacks Oakleaf, David Jenkins, Lodwick, Jr., Chester; Donna wash at Jack's Ashland Station for Humphrey" committee Barbara Woodall and David J. Williamson, Rutland, and at the corner of Beech and and said he believes they will . THESE LADIES are trorklng at being creative wtlb cake Icing. Enjoying II thoroughly, I to Phoebe Roberts, Racine. Locust Sts. in Middleport from be a "major boost to my r, are Mrs. Catherine Shenefield, Langsville; Mrs. Leslie Hofbnan, Langsville', and Mrs.9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. campaign." . Doane Stanley, Pomeroy, Route 4. See story and pictures on page 2. Pri.ccs will be $1.50 and $2. &::~ ~E E~U«lifi~··:;·~·W~ AUTOS DAMAGED TWO cars were damaged in A "Battle of the Bands" will an accident on Pomeroy's • be conducted this evening at Second St. at to :top.m: Thurs• the Pomerov Junior High day. Pomeroy pollee satd a car VeteraDB Memorial Hospl?al driven by Rita B. Buckley, Cheshire, Route I, struck a Visiting hours 2-4 and 7~ : 30 ByGEORGEHARGRAVES,SujJt. have a clear statement of goals. accountability. p.m. parked vehicle owned by Meigs Local Sebool Dilltricl The program that Dr. Essex described will in· This process of restudying the goals of education Henry Werry, Pomeroy . ADMI'ITED - Christopher Dr. Martin Essex, our S?ate Superintendent, · valve citizens in every county of the state in in Ohio will present a significant opportunity for Damage to lhe Werry vehicle Smith , Pomeroy ; Bryan called alllbe district superintendents In the state I!J . ·discussions concerning revised goals for our schools many people Ill influence the future direction of Findley, Pomeroy ; Rodney was light, but medium to the attend a meeting Wednesday of this week in for the 1970s. These local meetings will be held in education in our stale. Jones, Minersville; Jerry · Buckley ~r. There were no Warner, Albany ; Amy Jo lrijuries and no charge was Columbus. This was the start of what will be a every school district In the state prior to the end of NEWS & NOTES Mr. Morrison is In University statewide !!valuation of Ohio's .~chools and their this school year. This. will be the beginning of the filed . . Wright, Albany ; Richard objectives. process of redefining educational goals for this Hospital in Colwnbus - His 'room number is 1051. I Garfield, Chester; Freda Scott, know he would appreciate a card from you .,. We had Glenwood, W. Va .; Louise In H.B. 475 the state legislature included the ·decade. Over 800 superintendents returned from this · some problems with flash flooding In some areas of Myers, Pomeroy ; Beulah ALUMNI EVENT SET meeting with the guidelines needed to start this · lhe distriCt yesterday - These required some rapid Maynard , Racine ; Samuel RUTLAND - , The annual Speaking of Schools-No. 232 process. If you have the opportunity, please par- decisions and we hope that none or them caused you Eblen, Middleport ; James Rutland High School Alumni · ticipate in these discussions when they are held. This any great inconvenience. - Thanks to tile PTA's at <;iladwell, Reedsville. cllnner and dance will be held requirement ·of developing procedures In the area .of is an extremely important study of tjle total school Rutland and Pomeroy for voting their support of our DISCHAR,GED ..:. Wilbur May 27 at the Rutland gym accountability. In short, the legislature has set before system In our state. The results of the study shoul~ levy - Thanks also to the Middleport Cbamber of Robinson, Glen Rice, 'l')tomas -with diDner at 6:30 p.m. and us tile task of accounling for what is accomplished bave great significance for many years to come. Commerce for their support - To receive lull funding Fitch, Theodore· Croy, Nell dancing from 10 p.m. until 2 with the dollars Olno taxpayers have invested in Areas to he studied include .curriculum, in· under the new Foundation Program a district needs Klein, Clarence Tennant, education. · • a.m. Members of clasaes planning The first step In (inding out whether we are doing struetlonal methods, personnel, school finance , to have 22.5 mills .,:.. All three districts In Meigs Louise Cundiff, Kimberly st~dent rights and responsibilities, educational County will be seeking thill from the .voters on May 2 ~yre , Carmel Jewell, Clyde reunion~ are to notify Janles what we are suppoled to do is to lind out wtiat Ills orgl!llization, .building !acUities, equal educational · ·- By the '!BY, · the state average ·n\lllage lor Soyre, Mlrla Herdman, Alice Tllomia, 148 Lincoln Hill, that we are supposed io dO. other words, before we Randolph. · opportunities, school-comJIIunily relations , and operation is now 28.8. Pclmeroy. can have a good system of accountability, we tnust Rabies Clinic ·Date Set Subsidiary Will Complete Gavin • 0 South Vietnamese casualties at An Loc during the same period were 23 kill ed , 53 wounded and six missing. Fighting was heavy all through South Vielllam. The government command in Saigon repor ted 107 Communist attacks throughout the country in the 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. today-the largest number reported in more than two ·years. For the first time since lhe Communist offensive began April I with a major North Vietnamese invasion ··-across the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), American ground troops were involved In the fighting . Two Communists were report ed killed, while the GIs suffered no injuries. The America ns involved were part of lhe 400-man U.S. infantry force sent from Da Nang on Tuesday to Phu Bal. .Fifty of the men Wednesday had refused for 90 minutes to go out on patrol. Teachers Win2 • D·ay·s ·(){ ·Leaye Showmaker . Supt. Sayr.e said Stale Superintendent of Instruction Martin Essex has approved four days closing of the schools during the past winter due to weather conditions. s.iyre also was advised by the State Vocational Edu cati on Dept. that a basic. fi re . fi ghtin g education program haq been completed in the district wiU1 an enrollment of 17. A communication was read fr om the Meigs County Dept. of Health pertaining to immunization lor measles. Clinics will be held for presc hoolers on May 2 at Syracuse, 8: 30 p.m.; Racine, 9: 45a .m., and Let,a rt at II a.m. ln add ition, a public immunization program will he held at the Racine .fire Dept. headquarters from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on May I, 2, and 3. The next meeting was set for April 25 at 7:30p.m, At te ndin g were boa rd members David Nease, Clarence Lawrence, Den nie Hill, Charles Pyles and Grover Salser , Jr ., clerk Nancy Carnahan ; Supt. Sayre, and high school principal James Adams, Job~ Bailey, Mr. · Leah Ord, Mrs. Larry Wolfe. Mrs. Ruth Stearns, Mrs. Erma McClurg, representing the buildings of the district as teachers, and Dan Smith, bus driver. Bands Battle Tonight h10 Schools Will Redeffue Objectives II\ ' • • Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mason Area ' SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS ,, ....... .B ..., & - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY KNIT DRESS SLACKS 23112 .... ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SALE 2.88 iiJPI llattudly Ia ·11 .. . Hill Senior League .Jnu. Gillu~ly and children Whittington purchased the · Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth accid' · ' ltarrisctnvillc Mr. . .-.d Mrs. Bob Alkire visited James Prine at farm from Bill Clay known as Payne, Jr., took his mother. Freda c.raey and Mrs. Manie visited Mrs. AVI' Lull . in the Bett Carl rarm .. Mariella Sunday . Socidy Nt~w:;_ Mrs. . Ardis Waggon~r has Mrs. Ma~ Mason is home Newlun to West Virgi~la Lancaster saturday evening. Mrs. llige Lambert is a employment, in' the Bolin Rest alter spending- the winter tri ·Friday beCause of the death cf '!'hey alilo called .on Mr. and . medical patient at Ple~sanl Hodle at Albany . Athens, 0 ., caring for Roma Mrs. Newlun 's daughter-in·. Mrs . .Clyde Bressler, Mrs. · Valley HOspital. law, killed instantly in a car Alkire's cousin. · Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Douglas. . Mr. WiUard Faudre is on the sick list. .Mr. Jr. Payne,' Mrs. Sally Welsh and Kat~y Payne at.lended the funeral ol their aunt in West Virginia Sunday. Mrs. Golda Jooes of Zanesville spent uie' weekend with Mrs. Earl Foil and other friends. Mr. Charles· King passed Mens and Young Mens Two Oays Only ' . away · Saturday in the O'Bleness Hospital at Athens. He was a life-long resident or Flare leg and regular cut styles. Solid colors and,.o;iieat patScipio Twp. A group of womens dresses terns. Sizes 29 to 42 waist: · Clinton Gilkey or Albany selected from our regular stock. spent Friday evening with his . Special Sale Prices for Friday and Saturday · SALE 14.70 18..95 KNIT SLACKS mother, Ava Gilkey. 16.95 KNIT SLACKS SALE 12.70 Mr . and Mrs. Clair 14.95 KNIT SLACKS SALE 11.70 Waggoner and Mr. and Mrs. Friday and Saturday 12.95 KN,IT SLACKS SALE 10.70 10.95 KNIT SLACKS SALE 8.70 SALE PRICES Salu'dly ... .....,. 81111 7llrllliC a little -ltr over lbe ..... Color Cartoon1: ..·.·.•.••,•,•,•,·.·.·,• .'' . , lllbtrl I Friday & Sllurday April14-15 MAD .DOGS AND ENGLISHMJiN (TKhni<Oiorl Joe Cocker L.On·Russeil - PLU5GOOOBYE, . COLUMBUS (Color I Rlchard Benfamln Jack Lugman ·.·:.. : EXftNDitD OUTLOOK a.a. 1:•7 did o.tloK ~ tuoqla llladay: .A dl I of Anm or WI • MEIGS ntU~ .('; Bn·e~l Jl!JI W:E~:~ · . '.· School begin.ning at 7:30 o'Clock, sponsored by th e Meigs Cbapter of Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA). A prlie of $100 and a trophy will be awarded the first place winner with trophies going to the second and third plsce winners. The trophies were donated by Village Pharmacy and King Builders and Supply, Middleport and Davis Warner Insurance and Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy. · Bands participating are "Bear Water Ridge," Mid· dleport; "Fann," Marietta; "Purple Trucking Compuny ," Pt . Pleasant ; "Mulberry Oliver," Pomeroy ;' "Cuthbert Fun's," Pl . Pleasant ; "B.O.A.," Huntington, and "P. G.," Letart Falls, Ohio. Judges fer the event are Jack Kane, Harry Garnes, .Tom Schuette and Van Johnsoo. '\ 1' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 13, 1972 baer bovie giessler yost