http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d4a66a2b62660e880614b56a6d132ca3.pdf 6aa015d3f864d7833e3ec275ff7bd7be PDF Text Text .. ' 28- The Sunday Times. Sentinel, Sunday, April29,1973 • l • Local, state, federal people· • urged to help relieve erosion ' ~ ...... .. I l . '' , · '7 f \ I I FURNITURE DEPARTMENT • 3RD FLOOR I Il •• , ., YOU'LL ENJOY AVISIT TO ' . KROEHLER ' ' ELBERFElDS FURNITURE . Living Room Furniture OHO RECOGNITION NIGHT - Discussing the program for the second annual Diversified Health OccupatiOns (DHO ) Recognition Night are from left to . right ,. Mrs. Ja~et Wetherholt , coordinator-instructor ; Dems~ Lamer, prest~en t of the OHO class; and the featured speaker of the evenmg; Robert J . FaMing, vice-pr~sident of professional se rvtc~s. i ll Holzer Medical Center. The event will be held ln the dtmng room at Grace Uniled Methodist Church on Thursday, May 3 at 7 :30p.m . Employers, parents, :school administratjon, and other special guests have been invited. Refreshments and a social hour will follow the program . · . ' •.. ..\ .' I ,. .II GaUia Ry Hobart Wilson Jr. -- l ,. , I I enttne ' Devoted To The lnteres~ OJ The Meigs-Mason Area . I. VOL. XXV. NO. II ++~ BRUCKER is the son of Mr. and Mrs . Herman Brucker, Rt. 2,_Crown City , and a 1955 graduate of Gallia Academy Hi gh · Schooi. Bruck er and his students were featured in a news article in the April 12 edition of The Morrow County Sentinel. Every b edroom sui te is sa le priced now . Famo·us makes such as Bassett, Dixie , Broyh ill , Thomasville, Riverside, Webb, Taylor, Jamestown . (Yo u'll see I hem advertised in leading home furntshtngs magaztnes). Mediterranean . Spanish · Ea r ly Am erican • Modern and French Provinc ia l styling. Slop in on the 3rd floo r - See t hese fine sui t es on sale. Selecllhe one you like besl and rea II save . . +++ SALE! SIMMONS HIDE-A-BEDS KROEHLER SLEEP OR LOUNGES MERRD..L BRUCKER +++ BRUCKER'S students captur ed several sta te awar ds in . Columbus before taking part in the national contes't. +++ . "POSTAL WEEK," designated by Postmaster General E. T. Klassen as a time for " recognition or 'ihe vital respon si b,ilities assigned to the mail se rvice" beginS today in Gallipohs. . +++ " .. ' THE week 's activities will be highlighted tomorrow with Postal People Day observances at the local post office. Ten stamps hon oring the postal people who serve AJ!\eric a will be issued "for the first time. Appropriate ceremonies will mark the occasion begirlning at"lo a.m. with Postmaster Bane presiding. +++ all-To~Wall Carpeting E lloet·felds Carpel Department is located on th e 3rd floor. A big display qf ca rpe .t samples from the country's leading ca rpel manufacturers - such as Lees - Mohawk and rnany others. Wool · Nylon - Anlron · lndo9 r · Ou tdoor. You'll find a ll types in this selection . Stop in - look at the pal·· tern s - co lors. . Select th e carpet you li.k ~. We'll measure the area to be carpeted and quote the price of lh.e job · padding ·· carpet of your choice ~omplelely in s talled. R~e=g~u~l~a~r--•""" Mod e rn · Early America n · Traditional. size mattresses and Queen size. Very com -· · for.tabl e as a sola by day or a comfor t able bed by .. .. retired postal emplo yees, local stamp collectors and _post office emPloyees. +++ A FORMER Gallia County resident, Dr . McGarvey C. Ice of +++ ·' .. . .. ,~ • THE v.olume replaces the older Who 's Who In American E du cabon. Format of the new edition includes more pertinent items regarding persona l data, educational , ba ckgro und , prof essio nal ex p erience, hono r s a nd awa rd s, a nd ppblished ma terials. £ofsof cJ'Rines ean . JCappen tn ynur hnme besides ltre, lheh nr wtnd damage Your h~me and belongings face many hazards ,I ha t even "f1re and ' • llXtended coverage" won't cover. But a State Fa1m ~o meowner s POl iCY wit h Inflation Coverage ca n provide complete pro1ect1oo : even covers you in case ol lawsuits And eech Slate Farm pol1cy comes wit h a promise at prompt , friend ly serv11:e when ¥OU need help . Call me for all the detarls . Carrol K. Snowden Park Central Hotel Bld g . · Second Ave ., Gallipoli s Ph . 446-4290, Hom e 446 -4518 +++ DR. Ice is a veteran member · of the Franklin University faculty, Columbus. He heads the departm ent 9f Engineering Graphics. Many years ago he was associated with the old Yinton High Schoo l at Vinton. He has also been listed in numerous other biographi cal directories, such as Leaders In American 1Science, Diction3ry of Intern a tional Biography (London, England) and the more recen tl y published ' . Director y .of Educationa l Specialist s. +++ DR. Ice's oldest daughter is Mrs. Ha rland Wood , who resides in Gallipolis. +'· + l1Je a 'qoad neighbor:, State farm rs there. srm ~ ARM fJhE and Casualrv Company Heme Olhce B loomon ~l on !llfi1CIS --"' STlTI r.r.•~ A CHAVOUS SfGNS , DENVER (UP!) - Barney ChaVous of Southern Ca rtllina State, the Denver' s secondrou nd draft choice, siglied a ' mul ti-year contract with th e Broncos Thtu·sday . ·rl is signing brought to 16 the number of Bronco draft pic){s lo ·sign co ntrat:ts for next · SC~ISOn . COLUMBUS - THE HAMILTON LOCAL Teachers Assn. was to meet today to decide what action to take concernin g the WASHINGTON ( UPI ) - President Nixon r enwined in seclu sio n at Camp David today. News a ccounts continued to more deeply impli ca te hi s to p aides in Watergate, his investigation of the bug g in g sca ndal wa s challenged, and members of his own party Ui lk ed of his ultimate r esponsibility for the affair. There were indications the President, who has been at his Maryland mountain retreat .since Friday, was preparing a public move in the Watergate -situation . He wa s expected back in Washin g ton later tod ay. Th e President was clearly in a time bind on Watergate. On April 17, when he announced " m ajor developments " in the case, many U.S. offi cials expected · that new ~ rand jury action would come very soon and the President wouJ,d then COLUMBUS - PRESIDENT NIXON'S POWER to control prices and wages expires at midni ght tonight and. unless th e ' Senate m oves quickly to extend that power the nation ma y be confronted with a sudden sharp rise in prices, Rep . Wright Patman, D·Tex .• said. "I think it's possible that the Senate i"nay noi take any action ¥Jday," said· Patman. " All it takeS is one senator opposed to the wage and price controls to fi,libuster. '' Here for a Saturday meeting of the Ohio Credit Union Sheriff Robert C. HarLeague, Patman noted the bill to extend th e President's power tenbach's Dept. in vestigated must be signed before midnight today or meat retailers and other two a cci den ts ove r th e merchants will be able to automatically rai se prices and co n- weekend involving deer, one of sumers could not do anything legally . which was killed. OTHER par~icipan t s in the ceremonies to be held at the Post Office lobby will be: Retired Postmaster Elmer E. Caldwell, published this year by the Educators Biographi cal Press of Hattiesburg, Miss. \ COLUMBUS - MORE THAN 1,500 PERSONS met at Ohio .State University here during the weekend to a nalyze numerous education problems and to make recommendations for the future of the state,' s elementary and secondary schools. J ohrl Meckstroth, president of the state Board of Educa tion, termed the meeting the most comprehensive citizen involvement process in the history of the nation. Slate Superintendent of Public Instruction , Or . Martin W. Essex, said the conference for redesign and improvem ent of education "tackled the serious problems which can ~ resolved only through a change in our plan of education~~ Such ,,s curriculum, teacher preparation and communications . Recommendations from the one-{!ay conference were to be · ' reviewed for legislative implications and then referred to Ohio's 621 school districts for consiaeration and implementation . "We believe they are being fir ed because the school board wants to destroy the teachers' organization," she said . "All · :-e fin.e educatorS as evidenced by the evaluations of their sUpet ;.~rs but yet they are being fired .n Sale! Dinette Sets Colu mbus has been invited to become a Charter Trustee an d will be included in the Biographical Directory of American Educa tion. The new biographical edition, Volume I, is to be Large se lection of 4, 5 and 9 piece se t s. Tabl es have high pressure p lastic tops . Chairs up h o lstered in durab le viny l coverings. Leg s and bases are ol heavy gauge s t eel in Bronzetone, Black , Gold and Chrome . Tables are Rou nd . Recta ngular and Drop Leaf . Come t o lh e 3rd floo r furni t ure department and save. Sale! Berkline and Kroehler HURON, OHIO - DEMOCRATIC governors today are considering makin g an appeal on national television for appointment of an impartial prosecutor to pursue the Watergate . case. The plan wa s brought to a two~y meeting of the governors' caucus by National Committee' Chairman Robert Strauss. (Continued on ,page 10) ·Sale of Simmons and Serta Boxsprings and Mattresses Last day to Nursery Furniture . . . . . A new s hipm e~l of easy c h a i rs including ree l iners swivel rocke r s Rock · OLounge s - occasional chairs. Viny l and . c loth upholstered. A large se lect io n of colots and s t yles. Pick out the Chair. or Chairs you n eed and save now during the Chair Sale . items that are perfect for nursery · bath - playtime needs for the newborn boys and girls. -All ' well known makes designed .f or baby's comfort and safely. Cribs . Play P.ens • Strollers · Dre ssi ng Tables Swings Bassineltes . Hi Chairs · Training Chairs . Walkers . Bumper Pads • Bassinelte ·and Play Pen Pads · Liners . Hi Chair Pads· Porch Gates ·. Go .Seats . · Car Seats. · BE SURE TO LOOK AROUND IN THE FURNITURE. DEPARTMENT, 3RD FLOOR; Lots of new items. Table Lamps - ·Pin-up Lamps- Pictures· Coffe·e Tables . Mirrors - Desks · Gun Cabinets · Hutcl)es · Floor Lamps . Boston Rockers • Shag Rugs -· Grandfather Clocks ·. Wa II Accessories. You ' ll see many ideas that will help you give your home that lillie extra touch. OPEN EVE"Y WEEKDAY FROM 9:30 AM TO. 5 PM AND ON FRIDAYS AND SATU~DA YS 9:30 AM TO 9 PM 1 1.........~::~::::~;;~.;;;;.~~;.~......~............~..................~....................~~.............................. make changes is Thursday ' ' The deadline for making changes of listings in the Pomeroy Middleport telephone directory is Thursday, General Telephone Co. of Ohio said today. Kenley R. · Krinn , Athens ~istrict commercial manager, said c~stomers should report any corrections -in their phone listings or change of address planned before July 17 to the company's Pomeroy business office no later than MPy 3. . Krion said this would ·affect any person or busines~ planning to. move or install a • telephone before the dire ctory is published. "Ii we know of changes in advance, we can make sure the customer 's name , address and correct • phone number are lis ted in the new di_r~c tory. " The manager said the 1973 direct,ory is J>eing · compiled and will be delivered in July . Other communities listed in the book with Pom eroy and Middleport are Letart Falls, Portland, Racine and Rutland. .' TEN CENTS ene clea n hts s taff of those in. volved . But prosecutors now indicate the teslimony is so complex there may be no grand jury a c tion for weeks . As th e President waited , h owever, public revelations continued, and th e President was under more and more pressure as the man in the las t a na lysis responsible. Percy Wants Statement Sen. Charles H. Percy, R-01. , Sunday called on Nixon to "s tate flatly and clearly'' anything he migllt personally know about the bugg ing of Democratic headquarters at the Watergate or efforts to cover it up. Asked (onAflC's " lssue.a nd An s wer s' ' prog r am) if he thought Nixon had prior knowledge of th e incident or the a lleged cover ·up , Percy rc •. plied : " I'd say the President knows ,and others know ... The WI\S IIINI.TON lU I'() - Pres ident Nixon loui" .V ac('Cilted the resigrwtions of i\ttorney c;,•nt•ral Bichard G . Kleindienst and three loll Whitt• llou'e aide'- II . lt. llaldennan, John D. Ehrlichman, and ·,lohn IV . l)ean IlL President, I think , has an obligation now, if he ha s no prior knowl edge, to say so ... or, if he has any knowledge of it. he should proclaim what it is." MASON Ab se nte~ i s m mounted today at Wahama Hi gh School, some 200 students at Point Pleasant High School remained out or classes for the fir st peri od , and · there were sUI! studenl<> out at Hannan · High in protests to recent administrative actions . Unrest at Waha~a High s tems from Su pt. Charles Withers ' recommendation to the Board of Education tha t principal Robert Seaman be t r;m ~ f~ rred from WHS to Point Pleas.ant High and that Ralph Sayre be emplOyed to fill the bend area post. Since the board rHil cd to a pprove this in a split vote, Seaman who has been at the WHS he lm for one year, was left without a job because he did not have tenure. At the. rece nt board meeting Supt. Withers commented that he would "withhold a recommendation at th is time," a nd d id not recommend Seaman except in the join t moti on with Sayre. Parent:; have W.kcn up the issue at Wahama and only 62 s tuden t..;; reported for classes toda y out of nea rly 800 who a re enro ll ed. Parents have gathered at the entrance since Thursday morning protesting in a peaceful demonstration. As soon as schoo l had convened toda~·. onCe more the group me t at the Mason F1re Si<otion and decidea that the pa rent<; wUuld perm it their c hildren ta retu_rn to classes for Tuesday on ly until the outCome or Tuesday evening's school board mee ting. the W<.ilcrga tc bugging plans . The a ides we re Jeb Stuart M~q.; rud c r , Nixon' s deputy campaign manager, w,ho last week res igned · froni the COmmerce Department, and NEW HAVEN - Turbines " Family D.ay" obse rv a_nce. Another GOP Senator , Jacob Frederick C. LaRUe, another ·were rolling, generators ,tur- There wen;! plant tour s, a K. Javits, · said in his home C/;lmpaign ass istant. ning and st.cam was emitted as chi cken barbecue , alJ kinds of. s tat e of New York that Nixon Th e. l'pst s•id they told coa l was fed into five bil-l snack refreshments and e n· "is the man respohsible" even boilers for the production of terta imnent for employes a nd (Continued on Page 10 ) though he believes the Presi· electri city Sund"y at the Philip their families. de nt was ''not a party " to the Sporn Plm1l near Ne\- r Hcwen E uge ne H. Gloss , plant plot. when more tha n 700 persons manager , and several em Th e Wa shington Post and Chan ce of thunders howers . turned out fur the plant's first plQycs have had ..Lh e project in Time magazine reported 'that today and tonight. Low tonight the · making for a number .of two Nixon ca mpaign aides in upper 40s and 50s. Tuesday, Kentuckians are days and liner yes terday 's ha ve told prose<.'U toq; that varia bl e c lo udin ess with · responses from tho~e attending Charles '!"· Colson , fotmer scallcred showers or thun - held by police fell their efforts were well sp e cial counse l to the dershowers and high from mid worthwhile. Pres ide nt , knew in advant:e of liOs to mid 70s . , The Gallia·Meigs Post Slate Mr . Gloss , in making the Hi gh wa y Patrol Sunday a nnouncement, emphasized !arrested two Kentucky men on tha t it was· being done in apcharges of larceny by trick in preciati?n for " rough times " Con nection with making short con cerning th e pas t few c han ge at J 9nes Boys in months of heavy work loads. Chances of an immediate Route 124 between Portland " We have come through a spring fl ood in Mei gs County and Long Bottom .. However, a Pomeroy and thf:! Holiday Inn at Kanauga. · · period of much hard work , were discounted today. spokesman at the co unty offi ce Booked on the charge:; In ove rtim e and sc he duled In Pomeroy, a little water sa id that nothing is anticipated Pomeroy were Clayton Binion, cha nges. A day of relaxation is · wa:s in the dip between the two in the way of a flood . · 38, Grahn , Ky., and Clarence J . du e us all . We sincer ely apparkin g loLc; along the river, Blake, 35, of Olive Hill, Ky. preciate the effor ts of a ll who hut village employes said that Th e county hi ghway They were apprehended in have contributed to the ~u ccess no fl ood is anticipated . The departm ent said no county their 1911 Cadillac near the we have experienced in our river was at a s tandstill . . roads w·e re closed this morning entra nce to the Silve r mi ss ion of generating reliable The Ohio Department of due to water. There was a little Memorial Bridge . Binion power to sa tisfy our nation's Highways in Me tgs County said Wl:ltcr over Lea ding Creek posted $100 bond and was needs ," ·he told visitors . water is over the east section of Roa d, but it was passable. released . First family day held Wealht··•· Flood discounted path, was hit, but ra n off. There was minor damage to the ca r . Sunda y a t 9 :01 p .m. in Rutland Township- on ~ounty road 5, a deer was killed when it ran into the path of an auto tr av_eli n g north· driven by At 7:45 p.m. Saturday in Chester Township on SR 248, Wa rren D. Connolly, 25, Long David E . Ellis, Rutland. There Bottom, Rt . I, wa s traveling wa s m edium damllge to the north when a deer ran into his car. '. Twin , full •. queen and king size at real savings now. Normal and extra firm firmness in the selection. Durable and attractive tic~ing coverings. Many s tyles have hand straps for easy turning and handling. · On the 3rd floor you'll find many CHAIRS PHONE 992-2156 rtses By United Press International dismiSsal of 14 teachers because they were active- in the association and a two-day strike last F,ebruary . Mrs. Leslie Simms of Columbus, pr.esident, said at least 14 ~eachers, _mclud.ing the association 's president-elect, have been told their contracts will not be renewed. POSTMASTER Bane noted that a 11 postal customers visiting the Gallipolis post office on Postal People Day wiH be give n free souvenir enveloPes, printed with special cachets. so long as a limited supply lasts. If customers desire, they may purchase First Day Covers, featuring the ten 8 cent stamps, for the face value of the stamps. .. MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1973 • +++ • POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 0 An Ohio UniVersity g raduate, Brucker's unit ca ptured four ·individual contest awards arid three club awa rds during the national _sgnvention on April 2, 3 and 4. In national club co mp etition, Ml. Gilead was awarded a trophy for finishing second in lhe "Outstanding School in the Nation " category. Absenteeism • • zncreaszng • THE MT . Gilead High Schoollndustrial_Arts Club, under the leadership of Gallia County native Merrill Brucker, captured sevcrHl national pwards earlier this month in Atlantic City, N. J. I BECKY ROUSH,' PRESIDING District 8 president of the Junior An•ericar I ··~i• ,, Auxiliary at the Saturday conference held in Middleport, presented a fl ag desk Sl'l I<> Mi<l . dleport Mayor John Zerkle who brought greetings at the conference. Pa ul Haptonst<JI!, p;• st . commander of the Feeney -Benn~t Post 128, Middl eport, spoke briefly during the OIWilit ~· ceremonies. Mary Miller, left, of Junc tion City, wa s elected and installed the 1973-74 tli!>'' i< · junior pres ident. 1 s tory and more pictures on pag•• 6 today l . s,.,. BEDROOM ·sUITES I I Dateline Take lime to see all the new furniture and furnishings now . Many items are sale priced and you can always depend on the exce llent qua lily furniture sold by Elberfelds for many , many years. Free delivery · continuous service. Be sure to ask about our own sensible credit. Mod.ern . Tradi t ional · Early American and M e dit er ranean styling . Kroehler furniture is nationally known for it s excellent styling · fine workmanship and years ol long sat is fa c tory wear. r----------- --------------, · ' I DEPARTMENT. A tremendous se lection of 2 p iece suites · sofa s - love seat s and c hairs. Solids . Plaids · Velvets Tweed s F loral Print s. All excellent quality performed lesled fabric s. Local, reglonal, state and City, Gallipolis, Cheshi re, Ohio's d~partments of High .. riverbank erosion along the federal authorities have been Middleport, public service. Pomeroy, ways, West Virginia and Ohlo Ohio River from Cincinl\ati to invited to Thursday's meeting Syracuse, Racine, Coolville , " II HR 1904 fail s I? be . Depar tments of Natural New~ Matamoras . , in Pomeroy to consider Belpre, ena cted, it will not be because Marietta , New Resources, and the Huntington Roush indicated the biB riverbank erosion. which has Matamoras, Point Pleasant, Corps of Engineers to send · needs to be expedited, and if Congressman Miller has failed , accelerated rapidly in recent Mason, New Haven , ,~vens­ represenU!tives to Thursday's passed by the House of but it will be because I and years after installation of new wood, Parkersburg, Vienna, other public servants have meeting . Representatives. and signed by failed Ohio River locks and dams, .the Williamstown , and St. Marys. to give h-im Co n ~ress man Clarence the President, it would give to resultant higher pool, and the ba ckin g he needs Roush said many or the Miller's office has informed the Ohio River area the increased riyer trarric, coWlties bordering Meigs are Rnu sh that Wayne Todd, economic help needed to solve .lo bring our press in g probJames Rou sh, county experiencing lems to the eyes of higher the .same Miller 's staff representative, this wasted use of public, building inspector and problems . will altend . He may suggest private and commercial land . responsible · federal autQority . sanitarian, who has <:ailed the So , we will be either a part of " There has been serious what private , public and Said Roush: meeti ng, said today he also has riverbank erosi~n. which is the problem or a pa_rl of the busi ness people can do to help " I .am tryin g to encourage invited all interes'ted citizens to giving the citizens of our area, solution .'' , have amended H. R. No. 4904, responsible heads of federal the meeting in the courthouse ou r All those planning to attend communities and the Omnibus River and Har- and state departments and at 7:30p.m. the meeting should contact b usi n esses tremendo u s bors Act. ll has passed the elected public o£fi"cials to do , Letters were mailed to economic and fru strati ng Roush at the courthouse, 992-Senate and is in the House their cit izens a beneficial 7381 county commissioners or hardships . The only help Public Works Co!llmittee for Was hin gton, Athens, Meigs avai lab le at this time is review. and Gallia Counties in Ohio ; tec hni cal advice, '' Housh said. This amendment, introduced Mason, Jackson, Wood, Roush has a lso invited· the by Cong re~man Miller, would Pleasant, and Tyler Coun ties in s tate and distri ct E n- give the Corps of Engineers Wes t Virgi ni?; mayors and vironment~! Protection authority to u nder take council members of Crown Agencies. Wes t Virginia's and protective m easures to prevent Mrs. Mourning, formerly of Middleport, . wins.precedent-making magazine case BY BOB HOEFLICH won her case . She refers .to items to be paid for in four or A form er Middleport Mrs . Mournin g as more installments . .-eSident, Mrs. Leila Mourning, " remarkabl e' and " brilliant." Tt, e court ' a pprov~ a. rule ha s gained nati onal recognitiO_n Mrs . Mournin g's lon_g issued, by the Federal Reser ve after wiJUlin g a ma gazine struggle with the ,case gained Board under authority granted subscription suit in the United na tionwide recognjtion from by Congress in the ~1968 . t ruthStates Supreme Court. Not only such televis ion commentators in-Lending Act. · that - but the decision is ex- as Walter Cronkite and John The board 's ruJ e Sl:lys sellers peeled to have a bearin"g on Cha ncellor who reported her must disclose at the time of la nd sales, home improvement victor y. She ha s received sale the total purchase price, contracts and other busi_ness cong ratulatory messages from the balance due a fter the initial operations. al l over the country. paymen t and a ll other charges Mrs. Mourning , t~~ widow of fo~ o ll owing is the account of · and Information. the la te Lou Mourning, re sided Mrs. Mourning's victory as , The Supreme Court decree at the cor'ner of Race and told in the Miami Herald : wipes out an earlier appellate Fourth Sts. in Middleport for 35 A Dade County widow who court decision in the ~:;ase years. During "the las t 25 years refused to pay "out a contract sayi n g that the F edCral or so of her Middleport for ma gazi ne s ubscripti ons Reserve Boa rd lac.ked t he residence she beca01e a close four years ago, won her case ' autQori ty to jssue s uch a rule . friend of Mrs. Virginia Hindy, . before the U. S. Supreme Co urt Mrs. Mourning said -she is a neighbor, a nd becarrie Mrs. in a decision hailed as a mtijor ·mfghty thankful ' for the way Hindy's i " adopted gl-a nd- vic tory for cons wners . . her case turned out. mother." Its impa ct is expected to .A g rea t -g randm other of ..., Mr:s. Hindy W_ho has been- · reac h the :entire $100 billion ' three, who lives on her late advi se d by letter and ~ plus cons umer c redit industry . IJU<>ba nd 's r~ilroad pension, In rUling . for Mrs. Leila sne signed a contra ct with the newspaper of Mrs. Mourning's 'four year court s truggle over Mournin g, a 76-yea r-old door-lcHlodr sa lesman on Aug . Cit y r eside nt 19, 1009 ~d 1 buy four magazlnes. the magazi ne sale problem, Leis ure has on ly the highes t praise for ! Florid<.~), the c uurt upheld a La ter , when she reaUzed the the former Middleporter .who federal · regu l~ tion requirin g . c()nt ra ct agreement for 31 " rea lly hung in there" until she di sclo.o.;U re of credit costs (Jn p.ayment ,s of $.1.95 each \!.;ould cost her $122.45. she stopped in April, 1970. making payment,. At that They argued in the petitions, poi nt she had paid the sub· that Congress, in passing the scripti on firm a tota l of $3.95. 1968 Truth-in Lending , Act, What Mrs. Mourning would intended fqr there to be a full have paid. for the magazines on di sc losure in c r edit transnewsstands or through direct actions. .s ubsc ripti ons with the Mi-s. Mournin g won that I. . N magazine com pa nies · 'was not row1d but lost at the Fifth , " ' I I a materia l issue in the case' Circuit _Court of Appeals leveL ~ ,,, •i' . - IIRI!Ij her attOrney sa id. Heifand and Drescher with the What was material , he sa id , help of New York attorneys 11 • 1 ,,.,1; Hit ,· was that the saleSman did not with the National Association c;,~ · u "\\ .,~ tel! her what the tota l cost of for !h e Advancement of the magazme .contra ct would ·culort:d People . carri ed the '" be or what , if any, fina nce ca .se to the Suprem e Court. It = <;-harge was included in the was arg ued' irf November, 1972. ' contract . · In a majority opinion .written 'I'm honest and I pay my hy Chief Justice Warren E. · debts,' Mrs . Mourni ng ~aid . Burge r, the Supreme Court. ·But that was getting me down said : - when · they ( the persons 'Congress has determined attempting to co ll ec t _her ttwt such purchasers are in MRS. CASS (VIRGINIA ) HINDY holds a recent copy of payments) kn ocked on my need of protection . The four"The Miami Herald '' which ca rried a front page accOunt of ·door , I would tremble .' he r long-t ime nei Bh~ or , friend and . adopted grandn~othe r , inst <tllment rul e ' se rve s to Mrs . Mourning contacte d insure tlull Lhe protective winning a case invo lving a ma gazine sa les disput"e in the U.S , Supreme Co urt. The ·case won national recognition for the Lega l SerVices attorn ey discl01$ure mechanism chosen neighbor, Mrs. Leila Mourning because of its nature and thl! ' . ~eonard Heifand . H"e ' and by Congress will not be cire_:ect it will have on other business transactions . The picture l'r!iami · la ~ye r M. DonJld cum \·cn ted .' · in the background is a Picasso which Mrs. Hindy purchased · Dt·escher · filed suit on her BUI'J.(er ~d s o sai d that In Huntingtorl son'e ·time ago. hcha lf in fcdCral district cour t-' r Omtinued on Page H)) - ,. • ll";:!iu~ • �2- The Daily Senhnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Aprll30 197~ ..:Wc.:...:.:IN"'-=-A::..:T'-'B=-:R:..::ID=~ N1xon Syndrome Guides H1s Staff \IASHlNGfON NE \ Speak ng b oadl) of men n P es dent N xon s W te Ho se a Rep bl can poht c1an says The g eat flaw the•e s tl at nost of then do J st as the) are told- \ety eff c1ently And that means that f II c peop le at he top ake a m stake t s mev tably an pll cd by others down the l ne The first part of that co ment so unds al nost Ike (' verse lh nk Ate not loyalty and the p ope ca y ng o t ot orders q al ties to be pnzed n a staff n an The quoted Rep bhcan would sa) yes and 1 o He s not propos ng that a pres dent or an) othe exl"c t ve sur ound I mself w th men of ques onab e O)alty who w 11 seek automat cally to underc t h s d I ect ves and 1 urposes lie s say ng the e has to be oom lor ntell gent skeptic sm for men who somehow can enfo ce a pa se to take another look And a mea ns of t an s 1 tt ng do bt t the top Th s pol t c an bel e\ es that a good deal of Mr N xon s troub le not s npl) w th the Wate ga te affa r b t n othet ea lms s m part the consequence o! chaos ng a es wl o fit prec1sel) the very narrowest defimt on of loyal se van1 ra ther than the rna e spac o s co ncept The wo st th ng about th s n the v ew of my Hepubl can source s that the Pres dent s starT people by and ta ~e have g ven loyal y a kmd of n breed ng qual t) by e fore ng h s weaknesses nstead of seek ng to compensa C' lor them Wh te House deal ngs w th Congress llustrate fhe b t ter con! ontat ons of 1973 only h ghl ght a h sto y of ba I elat ons wh ch goes back to the sta t of the N1xon e a The Pres dent does not feel easy m human contacts w th the awmakers Increa s ngly'-he has gnored them comfo t ng h mse f w th the harden ng JUdgment that ge ne ally they a e nept and d s ncl ned to se the power D srespect has graded nto contempt Says my source In th s s tuat10n staff people should move to fill the ga p to c It vate Congress and offst1._h1s 1erfo man ce Instead they have behaved worse than he The same damage shows n the Pres dent s links to t1 e bureaucracy I asked a nan w th steady contacts n tw o maJ Or agenc es how they v ewed the Watergate ness Sad he The ones I talk to th nk t co uldn t happen to a n ce bunch of g ys Th s aga n s the respon se or ndtv duals affronted b the hard tread ng lo) al sts n Mr N xon s Wh te House Every recent president has fe t fr stra t on at the gi'IC a slowness of the bureaucracy n respond ng to h s thr sts of pol C) Scholars I ke Thomas C on n a1 e attend ng to th s leg t mate dtff culty But none th nk< the wa y to move the glac er 1s to nv te the bureaucrats host I ty Mr N xon s ploy of seed ng the agenc es w th ex Wh te House loyal sts seems a bad cho ce They str ke bu eau crats not as persuasJVe ambassado s for h s plans b t as r g d enforcers So once more as w th Cong1ess and surely the press the Pres dent s aped and outdone n the name of loyalty when h~,Wp u d be co ntered and otT set for h1s own good NEWS APER £NTU R SE A. N Helen Help BotteJ Us. • • l:h HPlen Those Mother ln-Law Blues Dear Helen My w1fe and I have our ups-and-downs and lately things have been mostly down They aren t helped by my mother n law She VISits every day r ght after I get off work and she always comes up w1th httle gems lltee Your yard looks like 11 has never been touched or Here Mary take these walnuts You can have your husband crack them smce he never does anythmg else Helen I work a regular 40 hours a week and have a part t me JOb on Saturdays I know my wife wtll never say anythmg to her molber and thts woman IS dnvmg me up the wall Should I contmue to be polite and pretend not to near her or blow up and r1sk makmg my wife mad JUst when we re trymg to get thmgs back together agam - C C Dear C Thmgs may never be together at your house as long as you and you wtfe accept her mother s bad mouthing Let thts woman know she s welcome tf she leaves her srude cr llc sms beh nd and 1f you two can t £orm a uruted front here then maybe YOU are an outstder even though Mama ts the guest H +++ Dear Helen I read somewhere that If you eat raw garhc you II never have heart trouble Any truth to this? - HEAL1ll ADDICT Dear H A Raw garlic discourages ne1ther heart trouble nor vampires and 1\ doesn t ward off colds e \her - except by keepmg earners at thetr distance However if you eat enough of 11 you may never have that other ktnd of heart trouble as n sweetheart H ++++ Dear Helen A while back you had a letter about a Peepmg Thomasma a snoopy woman who got her kicks looking mto a bachelor netghbor s wmdow If a man can be arrested for tlus why can t a woman? Why couldn t this fellow have called the cops? Instead you suggested (In fun str m fun - H ) that he sneak up on her m h1s shorts and ask her m for a drmk she bemg the matden lady type Had he done so and a pohce car had passed by you lmo\\ what mtghl have happened? Thts poor bachelor would have been hauled m for molestmg a female mdecent exposure lewd and lase VJous conduct etc etc - NO JUSTICE Dear N J A man m Jackson MlSs asked thts same quesllon recently Hauled up on a Peepmg Tom charge he contended that the State pumshes males for an act vity non--cnm nal £or females He got nowhere The State Supreme Court satd We are of the opinion the legtslature by The Peepmg Tom statute took note of the fun damental dilleret1Ce between men and woman and recogruzed that looktng at persons for lewd hcen\lous and mdecent purpose 1s an act Vlly tradlttonal)y ascr bed to men rather than women Equal rtghts ev dently doesn t extend to equal wrongs m MISSISSippi - H +++ Dear Helen Here s one expectant mother wno enjoys the earthy humor of her obstetrtctan The pr ssy gals who get upset at a few JOkes about btrth ( commg down the chute etc ) are the type who may famt the ftrst time thev re faced wtth a soiled (and IIIBdequate) d aper Glad you took the humorous doctor s stde Helen - IN FAVOR Of' COMEDY Television Log Cheers for the Defense B' IIRUCE IllOSSA I NUKTII ( 0 ) • 7 JB Act on 33 Bobby GoldsWo 3 Mov e Man Trap &t:~ 3 The Ceremony 3 4. P B I Cosby 8 Bellvue 0 Beauty & THE Robot 3. 6 6 6 6 7 CSS News TUE-SDAY MAY 1 1973 Sunr se Sem :1ar 4 Sac ed Heart 10 s Farm Report 3 Farmt me 0 25 - Paul Harvey 13 30 Columbus TOOay 4 B be Answers 8 Concern & Com ment 10 Fa th For Today 3 .t5 - Corncob Rep:l t 3 00 - Today 3 4 S CBS News 8 0 N ~ws 6 Jeffs Co I e 3 Popeye 10 00 - Capt Kanga oo 10 New Zoo Revue 3 Sesame S 33 8 Oswald Defense s the hardest 1 art of br dge You have to try to cooperate w1th a partner aga nst a declarer who s able to play both hts I ands Jm Of com se good de fen se look s so s mple Thus whon I watched th s hand p ayed the Spr ng Nat onal t looked as f East and West had no p oblems at all West ope ed I e ace of clubs East 1 ayed the deuce West ed the fou of hearts East took h s ace a d r eturned the 10 ot clubs West ruffed and sh fled to he three of d a monds East took h s ace an d led ha ck h s lowe st re rna n ng club West ruffed that cashed h s k ng of d a mond s and led a hea t South was d o w n two before he co dd ga n he lead Oswald It ceria nly looks easy yet when we showed the hand to some very good players they all led a d a mond at tnck two The heart lead practtcally nsured that East would give h s partner an mmed ate club ruff J1m West wound up pro ceedm gs for the defense by one more good play He led a hear t not a d amond Thts made no d fferen<;:e but f East had started w th k ng and one trump and South w th seven to the ace queen Jack 1t would have nsured a trump tr ck for East s nee East would have followed su t and South would have been force d to tr mp dummy s tr ck 8 30 - Jack La La nne 3 New Zoo Revue 6 9 00 - Paul 0 xon 4 Ph I Donahue lS Fr end y Junct on 0 ASSN o::e::1;~ !w:am IJ 1 The b dd ng h<ls been w~ L N th 3. Ew:t La ss e 6 BY JACK 0 BRIAN HE S 1l!E MAFIA S MR NICEGUY NEW YORK (KFS) Never m nd what the Orgamzed Cnm~ Force thmks the help at a b g Catskills resort loves Fat Tony of the Maf a headl nes courteous to all polite to fr ends and stranger s and spread $2 000 m weekend t ps alone London s set for a huge Amer can mflux ReservatiOns alone suggest the nvas on w 11 be a record buster Dtrector Alex Alexander of the Hertford Club ts trauung double the number of crap dealers than needed last summer Movte tycoons can t un derstand Godspell s domg dtv nely n N Y Ctty deVJl shly poorly m the hinterlands Manhattan olftce bu !dings are m ter ror over secW' ty New Rockfefeller Center skyt ck.lcrs wtll permit no outs ders upstatrs even messengers A call must be made before they re okayed m Even the best btl !dings The Seagram Bldg among the class est - ha ve been v c10usly 'VlCt mtzed N Y T mes expense accounts got a karate chop Out of town correspondents were told to wde don t call (All the news that s f t to dela)) Nextd rt to be tossed at a beleaguered pol t co w 11 be an abortion scandal Mar velous old Irene Hyan of Bevhlllb Utes and Bdwy s new P ppm musteal won t be back m that h t maJor emergency surgery and then rest a year Have a hot rumor a top-sports scandal s abrew ng mvolvmg gamblers and mar JUana S uih 3N'l' J'he cruel Afncan d ctator Pres ldi Amm of Uganda who v c ously exported E Indian PaSJ 4• Pas nattves of his country) swears he II attend the You Sou h hod .K65 .A 2 tKQI086 conference of Bflt sh commonwealth m1msters n Ottawa They can t very well bar the rae st Rhodesians and welcome this totalttanan clown Burl ngton M lis perfected a revolutiOnary deterrent to would be bombers It s a qwlt like throw bomb blanket effectiVe 1n controllmg m nor explos ves F rst customer s purportedly TODAY S QUESTIO~ D saster area Liz e d amo d s a d Russta s Aeroflot a rl ne You h d Taylor ce)ebrated her 30th operation busted you pa tne bds f ve hea Wha do you do now fmger wh le f lm ng N ght Watch Had to be Answ t nor v. efractured and reset Pmgnant scene m Soylent Green at a pomt (the year 2022) w1th N Y Ctly s population 40 mllllon the late Edward G Rob nson s allowed to choose hiS own met 10d of dy ng R chard R Shtrm s ftrsl JOb patd hun a we come - nay needed - $15 a week A$ 1973 cha rman of the NYC Savmgs Bond campa gn he s set $55 000 000 as his goal Costa del SoliS a new authen\tc Spamsh restaurant on W 30th St So authentiC only one of the three partners speaks Enghsh Shangha broadcasts EngliSh lessons and JUSt started twtce-<ia Jy Japanese lessons Gene Shallt of NBC and Joe Stege! have a feud go ng Both have grotesque-length moustaches Shal t cla1ms hts was flrst but can t copynght a face Joe Namath s made a tidy bonanza makmgsome sad films Now Joe s past o get the-n oney phase and any fl cks offered now will have to Improve hun as an actor Or no cellulOid dice Film producers and moneymcn are balkmg at the new wave o£ directors actmg more temperamentalJy un poss ble than old stars The pt oducers even have a l st of the worst-temperaments Belated thought the too-b1g bewhtskered NBS s Gene Shah! and CBS Joe Stegel may seem alike htrsute<lly but there the tale totters Joe IS a soft lapdog-<>ndearmg ragdoll fnendly personal ty Gene s less a movte crtttc than a comedy act Broadway bnght and cymcal Joe never When we prmted that Bdwy producer partners Joe K pness and Larry KiiS!ltt w~re breakmg up they $;J"Mmed hOrrors Th~ W JUst adm \ted I months later We cant beheve Ktpness and DaVJd Memck wtll team up they re both tough totally ndependent and egocentncally d sdamful of the rest of thetr Ilk Mernck Rd beauty shop near Bellmore L I IS called Bob & Carol & Ted & Ahce Cl fl Robertson s m a touchy spot Eleanor Perry wants Cliff to drrect and star m her Expenstve People fl ck her ex-husband Frank Perry wants to star Cl ff m The Man on the Swmg May do ne1ther all very btller be tween the Perrys and the soc1al fallout ts ferociOus DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB May Be Many Reasons Why Is Heart Enlarged? 8) Lawrence E Lamb M D Dear Dr Lamb - I would like to know what the doc tor meant when he sa d I had an enlarged left ventr cle n my heart When I walk fast or hurry n other thmgs I do I get a hght feel ng m the center of my chest and my heart beats too fast Can thts br ng on a heart attack There ts no pa n or hurtmg with th s feel ng JUSt a fast heart beat t ght feehng and hard beatmg I am 66 years old very achve and feel fme otherw se Please ex plam what can happen Dear Reader - An en targed heart can mean many thmgs A healthy young dts tanc~ runner w1ll have an enlarged heart as evidence of hts h gh level of phys cal fitness In this nstance t s a good stgn It ndtcates that the volume of the heart ts mcreased so that It can pump more blood when needed Ind v duals m poor phvs cal cond I on often have tmy hea rts w th llmtted capacity unable to mcrease the amount of c rculat n for larp;e amounts of phys cal actvty Whenever the I earl has damaged valves whtch affect 1ts mechamc"l pumpmg ac t10n then the heart can en largE> to compens'tte for th s mechamcal problem The hea t can a so e n I a r g e because 1t has failed mean ng that tl hasn t got the strength to pump as force full y as t once dtd Th s causes extra flu d to accum 1 late 1n the body produc ng old lash oned dropsy w t1 swelling n the abdomen and feet or flu d n the lungs wh ch can cau e breathle s n es~ 1he I< ft ventr cit> s t1 ma n heart chamber wh ch weight loss pumps blood to all of the body except the lungs When blood pressure s measured one 1s rea11v measur ng the pressure created by the pump ng of the left ventr cle A person who has h1gh blood pressure often devel ops enlargement of the left ventncle because the left ventr cle :) work ng harder than the rest or the heart The left ventr cle can also enlarge tf the person has d sease of the coronary arter es to the heart muscle such as fatty blockage the d sease which leads to heart attacks and chest pa n S nee I don t know wheth er you have a valve defect or whether you have htgh blood pressure or a problem of the arte1 es to your heart t would be dtff cult for me to say exactly what your problem s The sensahon of tightness you descr bed sounds l ke ang na pector s It can occur m md1v1duals who have htgh blood pres sure or valve defects or a s e a s e of the t coronarv artenes Th s s nature s s gnal that >OU are overdo ng 11 Stop and rest whenever thts occurs You should also hmit your physical actiVIties to )US\ below the level that produces th s or perhaps vour doctor w II gtve you some n tr glycerln tablets wh c h v u can take ust be fore ncrea ng y u ph ys ca act v t v 1 wou d a so strongly sug l: t that you have an excess bod) fa! at all that vou <1 your best to el nunate t by ~-" roper d etarv means pee.: f ca \ cut t ng down on u a! rest:nough t start nc.iu ng a s <II hul stea I you are carrymg any excess pounds around Whether or not your con d1t on s likely to produce a NEWSPA.PU,. ENTERPR 51 ASSN heart attack depends a lot Send ~ou ques~ ons to 0 Lomb on what the underlymg n co e of th s nNspope P 0 Sox p r o b I e n ts spectfteally 13SI RCld o C ty Star orr New Yo 1t. whether you have valvular NY 70019 Fo o cgpy of D bmb s defects h gh blood pressure or disease m the coronary b~l<let on fos ng we ght send .SO c~nts to f/te some add eu o"d oslr artenes All of these wtll lo Los ng We girt bod. ef beneftt by los ng wetght 1f BERRrs WORLD ' l b NEA II we wont to reduce the number ol people I Y ng m poYOrty how about lower1ng the oll1c of poverty ncome leYel stondGrds' Ben Casey 3 Capt Kangaroo 8 M ste Roge s 33 AM 3 Let s Make A Dea 6 9 JO To Tel The T uth 3 Jeopardy ~ Ho ywood Ta k ng 0 0 00 Columbus S x Cal ng 6 Joke s W ld 8 0 D ck Van Dyke 13 D nah Sho e 3 5 0 30 - Spl t Second 13 Baff e 3 4 5 UO 000 Pyram d a 0 00 SaeoftheCenturyJ S LoveAme canStyle6 Gambt 8 0 Passwo d 3 Elec Co 20 11 30 Ho lywood Squares 3 .t 5 Love Of l fe a 0 Bew ched 6 3 Sesame St 70 55 CBS News 8 Dan Ime s Wor d 0 2 00 - Jeopa dy 3 15 Bob B aun s 50 SO C ub .t Passwo d 6 9 9 0 10 Jt ll l Hawa F ve 0 8 10 8 Moye s Journa 33 Mov e GettngAwayF om fA 613 MeettheMayor 0 00 Beh nd the Lines 20 33 30 Black Journa 20 33 Move Ga goy es 8 0 00 News 20 B og aphy 33 Marcus We by M D 6 3 F rst Tuesday 3 4 5 30 ~ ll•IN Ins ..gbt ··:::':::':;:':':":':'::::;,,:;:':;:;:;:'' :'· oo j 4~3~ B I~ )3 ~$ .. JO ....., JohnrT'i' Car~on 3 .\ ~S Jack Paar 6 3 On A T a n 8 The Great Ca uso 10 00 - Your Health 4 News 3 130 - News4 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE I have a question for all those mtellectual and pseudo m tellectual parents wbo complam constantly that all thetr ktds do ts stt around watchmg TV How on earth do you get them to do tt? One evenmg last week I desperately trted to persuade my three younger ones to spend a cool ram-drenched evenmg w1th the tube and got absolutely nowhere No Utese k1ds aren t supenor On a usual stay--at home evemng they II unprove thetr mmds wtth reruns of Gomer Pyle Dan tel Boone or Truth or Consequences But when you WANT them to watch nothmg domg dad Let me set the scene It happened like this My wife calls from Huntmgton where she has taken a fnend who has a relattve undergomg surgery The operation ts takl'lg a long long tune and can I get home early enough to mtercept the ktds? Sure I can Don t worry a btl honey (Secretly I am enliStmg help from the tube and look forward to a calm evenmg readmg the paper and so on wtth a httlehelpfromgoodoleGomer Lucy etal Ha ) Shortly after three Shinybnte checks m from a hard day at the f1rst grade soakmg wet from head to toe Mter a change mto dry clothes she gets a little nudge from Daddy about what a great afternoon s m store from Lucy Huck and Yogt Bonanza and thetr tlk She Sits down and IW"ns on the TV most skeptically A half-hour later Matthew and Vyvyanne arr ve equally wet from labors m the fourth and stxth grades respectively G1ven the same sales p tch and dry clothmg they also agree to gtve the telly a look It works - for about twenty mmutes Shortly after Abbott & Costello appear on the Channel 10 afternoon movte Matthew defects departmg to the basement where he starts to remodel same He also fashtons a custom made cardboard box bed for our two cats and then contentedly settles down to pamllng hiS tool boxes (once called toy chests) wtth the spectally m1xed pamt my wife 1s savmg to repamt the new panelm the garage door which was torn out when I forgot to pull the door up all the way - oh but that IS another story Slnnybnte watches a l tile longer then dec des the cats are not property appreciB\ive of the new bed Matthew has made for them She fombly trtes to make them be 1n the bed The cats rests! - loud and profanely Then she consoles herself by star tmg to eat a one pound solid-chocolate bunny left over from Easter I reject such a treat before dinner Shmybnte crtes ~yvyanne who once was so fascmated wtth TV she would watch test patterns by the hour st cks t\ out untd dmnertune when they are served a well balanced dehcwus meal by Daddy and the wonderful folks who pack Libbyland dmners Then she peels out when a frtend shows up (and bangs the p ano m cessanllywhlle Vyvy gets mto gomg-<Jut clothes) and goes next door wtth aforemenlloned fnend Shmybrtte ]oms Matthew m redomg the basement The phone has rung at least a dozen hmes between three and etght 1 thmk I talked to all the people who called Ill d dn t forgtve me In the meanllme the TV IS blank dead stlent On any other rught I would have had to suffer through at least four shows at least ftve years old but tomght JUSt tsn t that ktnd of evemng Daddy 1 By some mtracle by the tune my wtle comes home Matthew has had a bath (to remove the traces ol pant) and Shmybr te ts ready for hers Vyvy comes home The next mornmg my wtfe find• the custom n x~d pa nt uS('(! u)l and calls me at the off tee 600 II 579 865111 2 C eveland 8oS tor 995002 7 I 389 New York 4 9 10 474 1 9 12 7 10 429 ' 2 2 2 West w t pet g b Ch cago o 5 M1 KansasC ty 13 8 6 9 M nnesota 9 8 529 2 Cal torn a 9 8 529 2 Oakland 9 450 3 , 6 10 315 , , Texa• saturday s Re•u Is Ch cago 2 Bo!.ton 1 New York M nnes.ota 3 Kansa!. 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A NEWSPAPER ENTERPR SE New York Ch cago 15 30 Oorl• Day 8 10 Book Beat 20 33 oo- News 20 April30 l!rl3 Amerocon League h•t wtpc:tgb () 6 13 Spec al 8 Mov e 100 - News 3 West vu n al I Nurth Ea:~t ..SC,uth P<JSS Moves 11 00-Newsl o4 6 8 013 15 II 30 - Johnnv Carson 3 4 S Jack Paar 6 13 AKQJ82 J2 87 754 !... Tarzan 10 30- Wall Street Week 13 SOU111 . . • • "est 9 00- Here s Lucy 8 10 9 10 ~ior L~lgue St•nd•n's By Un1ted Pr~ss lnttrnat on• I N1tional League To Tel The Truth 6 Youn9 Dr K !dare S HollywOOd Squares 4 Tfaff c Court 10 Do You Read Me 20 Ep sode 3(J - 8 00- Rowan & Mart n s Lau9h In 3 4 15 Gunsmoke 8 Rook es 6 Hollywood Te e11 s on 20 33 o Rick Wise becomes a Giant stopper MONDAY APR tL30 1971 1 oo-TruthorCon5e<J.3 Beat The Clock~ News6 10 Crtus 13 What s My L ne 8 Elec Co 70 Read Your Way Up 33 Sa nl 15 Take F ve 5 • KQ97 t QJ 1062 . K93 \\EST EAST . 75~ • 1094 • 8654 • A 0 • K953 + A4 "" QJ 10862 .A 3 - The Daily Sentmel Mtddleport P<meroy pel BOO 4 1 Golden State 4 x Cltnched sertes Sunday s Results New York 94 Boston 78 <Only game schedu ed) Mondays Gamei (No game scheduled) 200 NHL Playoff Standings By Un1ttd Prt"'S Internal onal (Fonol•l Rochester 5 T dewater 3 2nd (Best of Seven) To edo S R chmond 4 wlgfga Syracuse at Pawtucket ppd Montrea 1 0 8 3 cod weather Ch caao o ~ A TOST AO GOING HOME HOUSTON (UP!) Brazilian sQCcer star Tostao who has been recovenng from eye surgery ts expected to return to Brazll Uu... week Dr Robert Moura exammed Tostao Frtday and satd Tostao was progressmg satisfactorily Moura operated on Tostao Apnl 3 to correct a retinal detachment of the left eye Sunday s Result Montrea 8 Ch cago 3 Mondays Game No game scheduled> WHA Playoff Stanclm9• By Un1led Press lnternat ona (Fmat5) t Be•t of New England W nn peg Sunday s Seve~) w 1 1 0 0 1 R~sults gf ga 7 2 2 Eng and 7 W nn peg 2 Monday s Games (No games scheduled} New 7 By GARY KALE UPI Sports Writer Rtght bander R ck Wtse ts 3for-4 and that s about the only good thmg you ca n say for the St Lou s Cardmals th1s season Wtse beat the San Franctsco Gtants 11-3 Sunday for hts thtrd v ctory of the year and raised the Card nals record to 3-15 £or 1973 Thts t me W se had battmg support as Lou Brock belted a bases-loaded tnple to htghl ght St Lou s stx-run Sixth mmng Hts prev10us two v ctones th1s season were by margms o£ two and three runs I thmk so £ar I ve gJVen the team a chance to stay m Ule game WLSe sa1d Obvtously I th ht that d be h oug we muc better at thts stage but we haven t been able to coordmate h d h tt our pltc mg an 1 mg Glants Scon. Fjrsl San Franctsco scored f1rst wtth three runs orr Wise m the second mn ng Joe Torre Ted SLmmons and Ken Reitz smgled £or one run to tngger the b g Card s xth Ed Crosby walked to load the bases and pmchhttter T m McCarver lofted a sacnflce fly lor another run After thtrd baseman Ed Goodson erred on W se s grounder to ftll the bags agam Brock unloaded the sacks wtth hts tnple and scored on Lms Melendez s s ngle Martchal )osmg hts second game agamst £our wms dou bled home two Giant runs In other Nabonal League actlon New York took over the East lead wtth a I~ tr umph over A:Uanta Cmcmnat shut out Phlladelphta 1M Los Angeles beat Ptttburgh tw ce 9 a m 13 mnmgs and 2 1 Chtcago crushed San Otego 10 4 and Houston edged Montreal 43 In the Amer can League Ch1cago blanked Boston 5~ New York mauled Mmnesota twtce 6-3 and II I Detro t whtpped Kansas Clty 6-1 Oakland shaved Baltimore 4 3 Texas scraped past Milwaukee 2-1 and Cleveland beat Cal for Tourney action to open Friday a 32 The Mets Jerry KOQs nan Jtelded a lour h Iter to Atlanta and won h1s fourth game "' hout a loss \l.h le IO\Aoer ng hts ERA to I 06 lor the year Jerry Grote s sacnfu.: e rJy scored Ed Kranepool m the second nn ng for New York w th the games only run Btlhngham Gets Support C nc nnat r ght handcr Jack B II ngha rmsed his record to 4-0 as he rece ved battlng support from Bobby Tolan s three h ts and I \e HBis The ( rst of t"'o Tolan doubles drove n th ee runs m the second nmng Rookie Larry Chnsten son lost h1s lh rd game m £our dec1s ons To 1 P<..~c10rek s double drove m Ron Cey w th the wmn ng un for Los Angeles m the 13th nmng of the opener and W1lhe Dav1s tnpled home Btll Buck ncr In lhe fifth fram e or the n gi !tap for the Dodgers second game wm over P1tts burgh AI Down ng won the h st ga ne n rehe£ and Claude Ostee allowed s1x htts m the Knicks' faces full of smiles CARPETS Q.EANED You start ng salary w 1 be S307 a month and you can move up qu ckly 30 days p.a d vacat on annua ly Very best med cl!ll care Travel Educat ona opportunlt es :'\ good dea Many d fferent JObs ope ng up soon Choose the best Contact your A r Force rec u ter today .tnd look over what w II be ,.,v,., table 329 E State Street Athens Oluo 45701 Phone 593 6722 Ftnd Yourself in the Unttod States Air Force' Tolan ends slump, has three hits in victory and drove han e flVe rWis as Jack Btlllnghan pttched the Cmcmnati Reds to an 8-{) v c tory over the Phtladelphta P ls here The v1ctory was the fourth stra ght for B lhngham who Yielded f ve hits struck out rune and dtdn t walk a batter After B ll ngham pttched the f rst JU1 ng I knew he Was n for a good day sa d Reds ca tcher Johnny Bench And after the second nn ng I said to B ll Plun n er that Jack mtght even p tch a no-ll ttcr Btlllngham d d rettre 14 stratght batters before M1ke & hn dt a rook e th rd base man smgk-d for the PhiH es f rst htl I was behmd n the count on POMEROY LANES only two h tters m the whole Sa urdav Jun or League Pts ga ne and Schm dt was the 0 earners 33 I rst one sa d B ll ngham &I Buste s 31 And Schm dt golfed the pttch Apaches 3 mpa c s 3 he got hts hit on Ram s 2 The last two of the I ve htts A ey Ca s 6 H gh nd Game - Steve off Blll ngha n arne on leadoff Bachner 84 Second H gh lnd s nglcs by Larry Bowa nd Del Game Ca hy Meadows and Unser 1n Ll e n nth ruung A nold Johnson 176 H gh Se es S eve Bachner However Jack preserved his 485 M ck Davenpo 465 shutout by ndu cmg Wtllle Team H gh Game and Se es Mart nez to t t nto a double Apaches 940 and 264 play and rellr ng Btll Robmson on a ground I all to short Saturday Sl!n o League I really was t worr ed Pis He b es 36 about losu g a shutout sa d P n C us he s 34 Billingham Shutouts are DngALngs 33 Gu te Ous ers 21 n ce but they don t actually P n Busters 6 ct~n that much to me It s the Bo n Losers 4 w ns wh ch count H gh nd Game Don S e s 203 R ck Stobar 200 The I rst of Tola s two dou H gh Se es R ch Stoba t ':>1 s came with the bases load 562 Don St ver-S 489 Team H gh Game and Se es ec and capped a four flU\ pee - He b es 2477 and 909 ond nn ng which sent Larry Chr stenson the Ph I ~ 19-year old rookie n ght-hander to the Saturday Bantam League Ph showers Red Ba ons 2.t Tolan has been bothered by P n Bust e s 9 Ba Bombe s 8 an InJUred nerve on tl e fore Banana Sp s 16 f ger of his left han I AI S a s 10 Il feels okdy now But tl ere Cyc ones 9 H gh nd Game Ronn e for awh lc <.~ny pressure Case 60 and Ha vey Wh lach CINCINNATI (U PI ) Bobby Tolan was wa t ng for the blast and Joe Morgan didn t disappomt htm Hey Bobby t sure Is good to see you stttmg poppmg off nstead of watchmg you bury your face m your locker and hstemng to you crymg called out Morgan I n not gomg to say too n uch answered a grmmng Tolan JUSt one good game 1sn t enough Tolan who has had hittmg troubles th s season emerged from the slump Sunday wtth three htts two of them doubles aga 1nst the f nger n ade ne feel as f I were be ng h ton the cr tzy bone sa d Tolan The Rt>ds now have gotten 81H ngtwm a tota of 27 runs n the four games he has won II these guys keep scor ng runs £or n c t1 e way they have been l m ght w n 30 k dded Billingham The Reds dle today and Tuesday open a two-.ga ne sc r es w Lh the Mets n New York Wednesday The stop s the f rst of a four-(! ty tour The Reds continu e on to Montreal £or a weekend ser es w1th the Expos then move on to Ph Ia delphia and w nd up tl c tr p n Houston r turn ng home May 15 Local Bowling Wadkins captures Nelson tourney sam GRADUATES PICK YOUR JOB NOW ••• START LATER! and Clarence Gaston homered after two outs n the mnth off J enkms whose record now mn ng Bob Watson homered s 2 I M ke Caldwell was WICC ror Houston wh le Ken ptnned wtlh h s th rd stra1ght S n~)cton and p nchh !tor Hal oss Breeden connected for the Montreal rei ef p tcher 1 o n ExpO!> J u Ray pttched the Walker balked Cesar C..deno n nth nn ng for the Astros and home w1th the wmn n~ run p eked up h s f rst wm or the season BOSTON (UP! All the per ods and controlled the gnnmng fac es were talk ng te npo o£ the ~an e sa1d We cd o put more pressure on about the po se and defense wh le the £rowners were mwn the r forwards bhng about lack of the same One n an the Kmcks put co slant pressure on was Celt c quaht1es Of course the happy faces center Dave Cowens The belunged to the New York Kn cks shuttled Dave DeBus Kmcks who delensed the Boston sc here W li s Reed and Jerry C..lt cs to death 94 78 t1 e l cas on the Celt cs Most seventh gan e Sunday to take Valuable Player and although the National Basketball As Cowens had 24 pomts he soc at on Easte n Co £ercnce managed only two n the third quarter wl en New York moved t tle This was he best defense n ou .~,and pulled away to stay a playoff ga me we ve ever I ad sa d New York Coach Starts Knlcks Surge Red Holzman In fact I Fraz er started the Kn cks thought ou defense w<:~ s tl e su ge w th 2 432 remam ng m best we ve ever played [f you I c first half w th a pa1r of free get n the r Boston ) locker tl rows He qutckly followed up oom they would sa) they were " th a right s de JUmper that flat But that s ho~> the game boosted New York to a 3&-35 s lead wh ch the Knicks butlt to But Boston Coach Tom 45-40 at halft me He nsohn d d not blame h s r e Kn cks topped the Celt cs team I wouldn t say we were 8 2 n the open ng moments of flat The I all JUSt wasn t go g he th d quarter as Btll n and you can t w n tf the bal B ad ley dropped a patr of jump doesn t go n the hQop 1 ots F I az er looped n a layup Frazier Leads Scorers a d Pl I Jackson htt w th an ll:l Boston shot only 373 to the foo er Kn ks 457 but New Yorks After ten m nutes of second Walt f'raz er who led all all a ton New York had scorers w th 25 po nts sa d onstructed a 68-53 lead and the Boston s poor shpot ng was contest was over for the Celt1cs caused by a pressur ng defense who made only s x o£ 21 We pressured them on ttempls fr om the floor New defense sad Frazer whose 1\ Yu k s zzled for 13 fie ld goals po nl') 1n a 15- n nute span n from 20 shots n the th rd the second and th rd per od s.tanza broke the game up I he New York opens ts cham d fference was we p eked them p onsl f ser es w tl U c Ulkcrs up on defense and fo ced bad n Lus Angeles Tuesday n ght shoL> Los Angeles wh ch holds the Ph I Jackson who came off orne cou t advantage In the the ben ch to score n ne cs of seven scr cs w II host rnportant po n~ add ed The he second game on Thursday forwards played rea f ne n g hefore he two teams lefense today ove on u New York £or 53 H gh Se es Ha vey And Dean Mem ger who ga es Sunday and Tuesday Wh tlach 289 Ronne Case 784 replaced Earl Monroe n the n gh May 8 at Mad son Square Team H gh Game and Se es backcourt for the last three Garden -- Ba I Bombe s 832 649 Metgs Htgh s Marauders Class A - May 4 top Racme Tornadoes wh ch has a opens thetr Class AAA baseball bracket Eastern at Federal ftrst round bye May 9 Bracket w nners play tournament play Fnday on the Hockmg bottom bracket on the dtamond or the top Mtddleport Mun ctpal Park Glouster at Starr Washmgton bracket w nner dtamond agamst Athens May 7 Eastern Federal Winners advance to the already at least co-SEOAL Hocking wmner at Crooksville dtstnct level champs and Eastern s Eagles which has a ftrs\-roWJd L¥e All sectional games start at 4 begm Class A ebmmat10ns the wmner of Glouster Starr same day at Federal Hockmg Washmglon at home agalliSt p m Drawmgs were conducted Sunday m all dtvts10ns Heres how play IS lmed up Class AAA - May 4 top bracket Manetta top seed DALLAS (UP!) - Neither 277 total and S1kes-who started hour' before and I ad m ssed t drew a bye Athens IS at Metgs Lanny Wadkms nor Dan Stkes the day tied for the lead at four then Wadk ns had already bottom bracket Lancaster IS after a long day of olton under wtth Bob D ckson- had a made h s part the playoff hole and was already mentally at Logan brdhant shot makmg was 71 May 7 Athens Metgs winner particularly ready to troop out Dtekson shot a 73 for a 279 prepar ng for the next hole total and p eked up thtrd place _ _ _ __ _ __..:._ _ plays at Manetta to the 15th tee at the farthest May 9 top bracket winner IS spot on the golf coursrnd go money of $10 650 Bruce Cramp at home agatnst wmner of at each other wtth $30 to the ton was alone m fourth at 280 iiTATEMENT DENIED Wts bottom bracket (Logan for $7 o:;o wh1le Bert Greene Mil WAUKEE winner general Lancaster) Stkes the golfing lawyer who pte ked up $6 150 lor hts f fth Wayne Embry n anager of the Na t anal has not won a tournament n place fm sh at 281 The playoff revolved stmply Basketball As ::;Oc 1at1 o n ltve years yanked a putt he LETTER OF INTENT around the putt whtch S kes M !waukee Bucks Sunctay de LONG BEACH Calif ( UPI) satd was between three and who earned $17 100 for h s med a statement by Swen - Htgh scbool All Amertca four feet but looked shorter and Nater the club s No I d a! thereby made a present of the efforts--dtd not make He had basketball star Clifton Pondex looked at the putt only about an p ck that Natcr ha been ter has stgned a letter of mtent Byron Nelson Golf ClassiC traded to JO n hiS brother Roscoe at champtonshtp to the 23-year-<Jid Nater th e 6 fo ot II 2>0 Lorig Beach State 11 was an Wadk ns pound player who backed up Wadkms however dtd MeigS m last nounced Sunday B ll Walton at UCI A the past The younger Pondexter a 6- enough to earn the title by two seasons sa1d earl er o the 9 24().pound center-forward puttmg together the tour place at Logan day hat Mtlwaukee had traded had drawn a number of college nament s most bnlllant stretch htm scouts to hts San Joaqum Htgh of golf He btrdled five of the r was surpr sed when LOGAN Athens H gh won School tn Fresno Calif Hts last seven regulallon holes m the Thtrd Annual Mmgo Relays M !waukee drafted me he wmds that once again made older brothet earned all here Saturday w th a total of sa d n Inglewood Ca tf but Pacific Coast Athletic par an excellent ftgure M waukee ) ~re 81 \; pts to second place tl ey Wadkms fired a three WJder Associat on bonors as the 49ers def1mtely trad ng me pe ha ps 1 msher Jackson wtth 52¥• stxth man m hLS sophomore par 67 over the wmdy Preston John Smart o! Logan was top to Houston Trall Golf Club course for hts year last season Embry den ed that Nater pomt getter wtth 16 h pts He ts a spnnter wmmng the 100 yd had been traded to Houston or any other t~am and sa d that no dash m 10 25 Metgs ftmshed wtth 3 1> deal has been made £or h m or pomts m last place I ogan was any oth('r player thtrd wtth 51'• New Lex ngton 38 Nelsonvtlle York 17 \\ M11ler 14'\", and Wellston 13 Me gs pomts were won by Tom If you walt unt th s summer the good tob you want may Lowery thtrd m the 440-yard already be taken Choose now and be sure of gett no t run Terry Whttlatch Ue for under the de ayed enlbtment program of the United fourth m the 180-yard low States A r Force hurdles ana the mlle relay WHICH JOB oO YOU WANT? toam ltmshed ltfth • Plumbing • Data Processmg •Personnel oJef Engtne Mechantc •Other Opentngs oElectromcs HIGH second as the Pirates Josmg streak was extended to f ve games Ch cago presented Ferguson Jenkms w th h s 12th stra ght dec1s1on over San 0 ego when the Cubs scored four runs m the sixth nmng Dave Hilton r------------i 1 Here1S the Man I To See For • Ins. Phone 992 2966 114 Cuort St 1 1 Pts He b es 39 P n C ushers 37 D ng A l ngs 36 Gu te Ouste s 2 P n Bus ers 16 Born Lose s 4 H gh nd Game R ch Ba ley 185 Peg 0' B en and Ted F sher 60 H gh Se es R ch Ba le y 48 R ck Stoba 459 H gh Team Game and Se es D ng A L ngs 807 and 2349 EUREKA ALL METAL CLEANER WITH CORDA WAY and Saturday Jun or League Apr 121 973 PI • 36 D eame s Ba I Buste s 34 33 Apa ches 32 mpacts 2 Rams 6 A ey Ca s H gh nd Game - Doug Rosenbaum 176 Roge Roush 64 H gh Ser es M ck Da cnpo t .t5J Rage Roush TOOL PAK<Il Ex a powe ful fo t me lub cated mo o P ov des eve v con ven once fa easy 1 oo o cell ng c ean ng Gold m st w h teakwood accents Come n for a Eu eka flo nonsemJe demonSS st a on 495 INGELS FURNITURE 4 2 Team H gh Game and Se es Apaches 9 1 and 2602 MIDDLEPORT 992 2635 ON brought to you by \NTAP ='1 THE [ Whethe you w.;tn au~p f e or homeowne s nsu ance wew dcsgnapo cy o you nd dua equ e men s 0 scuss you spe c t c oeeds w h us Apr 121 1973 was more of a shock satd when he m ssed t Wadk ns than somethmg to enJoy 1he putt was between three and r ur feet S kes satd It may have looked shorter than ha to some but they always oak shorter on telev s on MADDOX RELEASED S1 LOUIS ( UPI) San Fr<:Jn sco s GGrry Maddox was n he the Gmnl'5 dugout sunday :vfternoon after bemg rel eased carl er m the day from JeY.Ish Hosp tal here Maddox was held overmght at the hosp tal for observatiOn after crash ng mto the center I ctd fence wh le chasmg a fly ba I n a Sa urdsy mght game He was released Sunday after t was d agnosed as nothmg n ore senous than brUised ribs S<1tu day Bantam League APr 111 1973 Pt• 25 Red Ba ons 20 Pn Bu sle s 19 Ba Bombe s 17 Banana Spl ts Cyc ones AI Sa s 0 H gh nd Game Ha vey Wh lach J9 Da v d Burt 25 H gh Se es Harvey Wh tlach 24 Je y F e ds 229 Team t gh Game and Ser es - Cyc ones 0 and 348 I Polley IS latlored to needs Satu day Sen or League I II I DALE BEST Sears I MURPHY PAINT STORE HOPE NATURAL G~S CO PAR MAR OIL COMPANY FORD SHOES BIRCH DISTRIBUTORS GUNNOE$ SAUSAGE MONONGAHELA APPLIANCE GENERAL GlASS CONSOUDATED CIGARS MOTORCRA" Lou Osborne VALUE~ ... _ l<tesltng s Carp:et Strvtct Gall polis SEARS Catalog Merchant Ma " Pomtrett PH 992 2171 IU!ll 18 19 20 71 23 New York New York New York Phtladelphta Phtladelphta 8 2 2 7 7 OS p m 15 p m 05 p m 35 p m 35 p m �2- The Daily Senhnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Aprll30 197~ ..:Wc.:...:.:IN"'-=-A::..:T'-'B=-:R:..::ID=~ N1xon Syndrome Guides H1s Staff \IASHlNGfON NE \ Speak ng b oadl) of men n P es dent N xon s W te Ho se a Rep bl can poht c1an says The g eat flaw the•e s tl at nost of then do J st as the) are told- \ety eff c1ently And that means that f II c peop le at he top ake a m stake t s mev tably an pll cd by others down the l ne The first part of that co ment so unds al nost Ike (' verse lh nk Ate not loyalty and the p ope ca y ng o t ot orders q al ties to be pnzed n a staff n an The quoted Rep bhcan would sa) yes and 1 o He s not propos ng that a pres dent or an) othe exl"c t ve sur ound I mself w th men of ques onab e O)alty who w 11 seek automat cally to underc t h s d I ect ves and 1 urposes lie s say ng the e has to be oom lor ntell gent skeptic sm for men who somehow can enfo ce a pa se to take another look And a mea ns of t an s 1 tt ng do bt t the top Th s pol t c an bel e\ es that a good deal of Mr N xon s troub le not s npl) w th the Wate ga te affa r b t n othet ea lms s m part the consequence o! chaos ng a es wl o fit prec1sel) the very narrowest defimt on of loyal se van1 ra ther than the rna e spac o s co ncept The wo st th ng about th s n the v ew of my Hepubl can source s that the Pres dent s starT people by and ta ~e have g ven loyal y a kmd of n breed ng qual t) by e fore ng h s weaknesses nstead of seek ng to compensa C' lor them Wh te House deal ngs w th Congress llustrate fhe b t ter con! ontat ons of 1973 only h ghl ght a h sto y of ba I elat ons wh ch goes back to the sta t of the N1xon e a The Pres dent does not feel easy m human contacts w th the awmakers Increa s ngly'-he has gnored them comfo t ng h mse f w th the harden ng JUdgment that ge ne ally they a e nept and d s ncl ned to se the power D srespect has graded nto contempt Says my source In th s s tuat10n staff people should move to fill the ga p to c It vate Congress and offst1._h1s 1erfo man ce Instead they have behaved worse than he The same damage shows n the Pres dent s links to t1 e bureaucracy I asked a nan w th steady contacts n tw o maJ Or agenc es how they v ewed the Watergate ness Sad he The ones I talk to th nk t co uldn t happen to a n ce bunch of g ys Th s aga n s the respon se or ndtv duals affronted b the hard tread ng lo) al sts n Mr N xon s Wh te House Every recent president has fe t fr stra t on at the gi'IC a slowness of the bureaucracy n respond ng to h s thr sts of pol C) Scholars I ke Thomas C on n a1 e attend ng to th s leg t mate dtff culty But none th nk< the wa y to move the glac er 1s to nv te the bureaucrats host I ty Mr N xon s ploy of seed ng the agenc es w th ex Wh te House loyal sts seems a bad cho ce They str ke bu eau crats not as persuasJVe ambassado s for h s plans b t as r g d enforcers So once more as w th Cong1ess and surely the press the Pres dent s aped and outdone n the name of loyalty when h~,Wp u d be co ntered and otT set for h1s own good NEWS APER £NTU R SE A. N Helen Help BotteJ Us. • • l:h HPlen Those Mother ln-Law Blues Dear Helen My w1fe and I have our ups-and-downs and lately things have been mostly down They aren t helped by my mother n law She VISits every day r ght after I get off work and she always comes up w1th httle gems lltee Your yard looks like 11 has never been touched or Here Mary take these walnuts You can have your husband crack them smce he never does anythmg else Helen I work a regular 40 hours a week and have a part t me JOb on Saturdays I know my wife wtll never say anythmg to her molber and thts woman IS dnvmg me up the wall Should I contmue to be polite and pretend not to near her or blow up and r1sk makmg my wife mad JUst when we re trymg to get thmgs back together agam - C C Dear C Thmgs may never be together at your house as long as you and you wtfe accept her mother s bad mouthing Let thts woman know she s welcome tf she leaves her srude cr llc sms beh nd and 1f you two can t £orm a uruted front here then maybe YOU are an outstder even though Mama ts the guest H +++ Dear Helen I read somewhere that If you eat raw garhc you II never have heart trouble Any truth to this? - HEAL1ll ADDICT Dear H A Raw garlic discourages ne1ther heart trouble nor vampires and 1\ doesn t ward off colds e \her - except by keepmg earners at thetr distance However if you eat enough of 11 you may never have that other ktnd of heart trouble as n sweetheart H ++++ Dear Helen A while back you had a letter about a Peepmg Thomasma a snoopy woman who got her kicks looking mto a bachelor netghbor s wmdow If a man can be arrested for tlus why can t a woman? Why couldn t this fellow have called the cops? Instead you suggested (In fun str m fun - H ) that he sneak up on her m h1s shorts and ask her m for a drmk she bemg the matden lady type Had he done so and a pohce car had passed by you lmo\\ what mtghl have happened? Thts poor bachelor would have been hauled m for molestmg a female mdecent exposure lewd and lase VJous conduct etc etc - NO JUSTICE Dear N J A man m Jackson MlSs asked thts same quesllon recently Hauled up on a Peepmg Tom charge he contended that the State pumshes males for an act vity non--cnm nal £or females He got nowhere The State Supreme Court satd We are of the opinion the legtslature by The Peepmg Tom statute took note of the fun damental dilleret1Ce between men and woman and recogruzed that looktng at persons for lewd hcen\lous and mdecent purpose 1s an act Vlly tradlttonal)y ascr bed to men rather than women Equal rtghts ev dently doesn t extend to equal wrongs m MISSISSippi - H +++ Dear Helen Here s one expectant mother wno enjoys the earthy humor of her obstetrtctan The pr ssy gals who get upset at a few JOkes about btrth ( commg down the chute etc ) are the type who may famt the ftrst time thev re faced wtth a soiled (and IIIBdequate) d aper Glad you took the humorous doctor s stde Helen - IN FAVOR Of' COMEDY Television Log Cheers for the Defense B' IIRUCE IllOSSA I NUKTII ( 0 ) • 7 JB Act on 33 Bobby GoldsWo 3 Mov e Man Trap &t:~ 3 The Ceremony 3 4. P B I Cosby 8 Bellvue 0 Beauty & THE Robot 3. 6 6 6 6 7 CSS News TUE-SDAY MAY 1 1973 Sunr se Sem :1ar 4 Sac ed Heart 10 s Farm Report 3 Farmt me 0 25 - Paul Harvey 13 30 Columbus TOOay 4 B be Answers 8 Concern & Com ment 10 Fa th For Today 3 .t5 - Corncob Rep:l t 3 00 - Today 3 4 S CBS News 8 0 N ~ws 6 Jeffs Co I e 3 Popeye 10 00 - Capt Kanga oo 10 New Zoo Revue 3 Sesame S 33 8 Oswald Defense s the hardest 1 art of br dge You have to try to cooperate w1th a partner aga nst a declarer who s able to play both hts I ands Jm Of com se good de fen se look s so s mple Thus whon I watched th s hand p ayed the Spr ng Nat onal t looked as f East and West had no p oblems at all West ope ed I e ace of clubs East 1 ayed the deuce West ed the fou of hearts East took h s ace a d r eturned the 10 ot clubs West ruffed and sh fled to he three of d a monds East took h s ace an d led ha ck h s lowe st re rna n ng club West ruffed that cashed h s k ng of d a mond s and led a hea t South was d o w n two before he co dd ga n he lead Oswald It ceria nly looks easy yet when we showed the hand to some very good players they all led a d a mond at tnck two The heart lead practtcally nsured that East would give h s partner an mmed ate club ruff J1m West wound up pro ceedm gs for the defense by one more good play He led a hear t not a d amond Thts made no d fferen<;:e but f East had started w th k ng and one trump and South w th seven to the ace queen Jack 1t would have nsured a trump tr ck for East s nee East would have followed su t and South would have been force d to tr mp dummy s tr ck 8 30 - Jack La La nne 3 New Zoo Revue 6 9 00 - Paul 0 xon 4 Ph I Donahue lS Fr end y Junct on 0 ASSN o::e::1;~ !w:am IJ 1 The b dd ng h<ls been w~ L N th 3. Ew:t La ss e 6 BY JACK 0 BRIAN HE S 1l!E MAFIA S MR NICEGUY NEW YORK (KFS) Never m nd what the Orgamzed Cnm~ Force thmks the help at a b g Catskills resort loves Fat Tony of the Maf a headl nes courteous to all polite to fr ends and stranger s and spread $2 000 m weekend t ps alone London s set for a huge Amer can mflux ReservatiOns alone suggest the nvas on w 11 be a record buster Dtrector Alex Alexander of the Hertford Club ts trauung double the number of crap dealers than needed last summer Movte tycoons can t un derstand Godspell s domg dtv nely n N Y Ctty deVJl shly poorly m the hinterlands Manhattan olftce bu !dings are m ter ror over secW' ty New Rockfefeller Center skyt ck.lcrs wtll permit no outs ders upstatrs even messengers A call must be made before they re okayed m Even the best btl !dings The Seagram Bldg among the class est - ha ve been v c10usly 'VlCt mtzed N Y T mes expense accounts got a karate chop Out of town correspondents were told to wde don t call (All the news that s f t to dela)) Nextd rt to be tossed at a beleaguered pol t co w 11 be an abortion scandal Mar velous old Irene Hyan of Bevhlllb Utes and Bdwy s new P ppm musteal won t be back m that h t maJor emergency surgery and then rest a year Have a hot rumor a top-sports scandal s abrew ng mvolvmg gamblers and mar JUana S uih 3N'l' J'he cruel Afncan d ctator Pres ldi Amm of Uganda who v c ously exported E Indian PaSJ 4• Pas nattves of his country) swears he II attend the You Sou h hod .K65 .A 2 tKQI086 conference of Bflt sh commonwealth m1msters n Ottawa They can t very well bar the rae st Rhodesians and welcome this totalttanan clown Burl ngton M lis perfected a revolutiOnary deterrent to would be bombers It s a qwlt like throw bomb blanket effectiVe 1n controllmg m nor explos ves F rst customer s purportedly TODAY S QUESTIO~ D saster area Liz e d amo d s a d Russta s Aeroflot a rl ne You h d Taylor ce)ebrated her 30th operation busted you pa tne bds f ve hea Wha do you do now fmger wh le f lm ng N ght Watch Had to be Answ t nor v. efractured and reset Pmgnant scene m Soylent Green at a pomt (the year 2022) w1th N Y Ctly s population 40 mllllon the late Edward G Rob nson s allowed to choose hiS own met 10d of dy ng R chard R Shtrm s ftrsl JOb patd hun a we come - nay needed - $15 a week A$ 1973 cha rman of the NYC Savmgs Bond campa gn he s set $55 000 000 as his goal Costa del SoliS a new authen\tc Spamsh restaurant on W 30th St So authentiC only one of the three partners speaks Enghsh Shangha broadcasts EngliSh lessons and JUSt started twtce-<ia Jy Japanese lessons Gene Shallt of NBC and Joe Stege! have a feud go ng Both have grotesque-length moustaches Shal t cla1ms hts was flrst but can t copynght a face Joe Namath s made a tidy bonanza makmgsome sad films Now Joe s past o get the-n oney phase and any fl cks offered now will have to Improve hun as an actor Or no cellulOid dice Film producers and moneymcn are balkmg at the new wave o£ directors actmg more temperamentalJy un poss ble than old stars The pt oducers even have a l st of the worst-temperaments Belated thought the too-b1g bewhtskered NBS s Gene Shah! and CBS Joe Stegel may seem alike htrsute<lly but there the tale totters Joe IS a soft lapdog-<>ndearmg ragdoll fnendly personal ty Gene s less a movte crtttc than a comedy act Broadway bnght and cymcal Joe never When we prmted that Bdwy producer partners Joe K pness and Larry KiiS!ltt w~re breakmg up they $;J"Mmed hOrrors Th~ W JUst adm \ted I months later We cant beheve Ktpness and DaVJd Memck wtll team up they re both tough totally ndependent and egocentncally d sdamful of the rest of thetr Ilk Mernck Rd beauty shop near Bellmore L I IS called Bob & Carol & Ted & Ahce Cl fl Robertson s m a touchy spot Eleanor Perry wants Cliff to drrect and star m her Expenstve People fl ck her ex-husband Frank Perry wants to star Cl ff m The Man on the Swmg May do ne1ther all very btller be tween the Perrys and the soc1al fallout ts ferociOus DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB May Be Many Reasons Why Is Heart Enlarged? 8) Lawrence E Lamb M D Dear Dr Lamb - I would like to know what the doc tor meant when he sa d I had an enlarged left ventr cle n my heart When I walk fast or hurry n other thmgs I do I get a hght feel ng m the center of my chest and my heart beats too fast Can thts br ng on a heart attack There ts no pa n or hurtmg with th s feel ng JUSt a fast heart beat t ght feehng and hard beatmg I am 66 years old very achve and feel fme otherw se Please ex plam what can happen Dear Reader - An en targed heart can mean many thmgs A healthy young dts tanc~ runner w1ll have an enlarged heart as evidence of hts h gh level of phys cal fitness In this nstance t s a good stgn It ndtcates that the volume of the heart ts mcreased so that It can pump more blood when needed Ind v duals m poor phvs cal cond I on often have tmy hea rts w th llmtted capacity unable to mcrease the amount of c rculat n for larp;e amounts of phys cal actvty Whenever the I earl has damaged valves whtch affect 1ts mechamc"l pumpmg ac t10n then the heart can en largE> to compens'tte for th s mechamcal problem The hea t can a so e n I a r g e because 1t has failed mean ng that tl hasn t got the strength to pump as force full y as t once dtd Th s causes extra flu d to accum 1 late 1n the body produc ng old lash oned dropsy w t1 swelling n the abdomen and feet or flu d n the lungs wh ch can cau e breathle s n es~ 1he I< ft ventr cit> s t1 ma n heart chamber wh ch weight loss pumps blood to all of the body except the lungs When blood pressure s measured one 1s rea11v measur ng the pressure created by the pump ng of the left ventr cle A person who has h1gh blood pressure often devel ops enlargement of the left ventncle because the left ventr cle :) work ng harder than the rest or the heart The left ventr cle can also enlarge tf the person has d sease of the coronary arter es to the heart muscle such as fatty blockage the d sease which leads to heart attacks and chest pa n S nee I don t know wheth er you have a valve defect or whether you have htgh blood pressure or a problem of the arte1 es to your heart t would be dtff cult for me to say exactly what your problem s The sensahon of tightness you descr bed sounds l ke ang na pector s It can occur m md1v1duals who have htgh blood pres sure or valve defects or a s e a s e of the t coronarv artenes Th s s nature s s gnal that >OU are overdo ng 11 Stop and rest whenever thts occurs You should also hmit your physical actiVIties to )US\ below the level that produces th s or perhaps vour doctor w II gtve you some n tr glycerln tablets wh c h v u can take ust be fore ncrea ng y u ph ys ca act v t v 1 wou d a so strongly sug l: t that you have an excess bod) fa! at all that vou <1 your best to el nunate t by ~-" roper d etarv means pee.: f ca \ cut t ng down on u a! rest:nough t start nc.iu ng a s <II hul stea I you are carrymg any excess pounds around Whether or not your con d1t on s likely to produce a NEWSPA.PU,. ENTERPR 51 ASSN heart attack depends a lot Send ~ou ques~ ons to 0 Lomb on what the underlymg n co e of th s nNspope P 0 Sox p r o b I e n ts spectfteally 13SI RCld o C ty Star orr New Yo 1t. whether you have valvular NY 70019 Fo o cgpy of D bmb s defects h gh blood pressure or disease m the coronary b~l<let on fos ng we ght send .SO c~nts to f/te some add eu o"d oslr artenes All of these wtll lo Los ng We girt bod. ef beneftt by los ng wetght 1f BERRrs WORLD ' l b NEA II we wont to reduce the number ol people I Y ng m poYOrty how about lower1ng the oll1c of poverty ncome leYel stondGrds' Ben Casey 3 Capt Kangaroo 8 M ste Roge s 33 AM 3 Let s Make A Dea 6 9 JO To Tel The T uth 3 Jeopardy ~ Ho ywood Ta k ng 0 0 00 Columbus S x Cal ng 6 Joke s W ld 8 0 D ck Van Dyke 13 D nah Sho e 3 5 0 30 - Spl t Second 13 Baff e 3 4 5 UO 000 Pyram d a 0 00 SaeoftheCenturyJ S LoveAme canStyle6 Gambt 8 0 Passwo d 3 Elec Co 20 11 30 Ho lywood Squares 3 .t 5 Love Of l fe a 0 Bew ched 6 3 Sesame St 70 55 CBS News 8 Dan Ime s Wor d 0 2 00 - Jeopa dy 3 15 Bob B aun s 50 SO C ub .t Passwo d 6 9 9 0 10 Jt ll l Hawa F ve 0 8 10 8 Moye s Journa 33 Mov e GettngAwayF om fA 613 MeettheMayor 0 00 Beh nd the Lines 20 33 30 Black Journa 20 33 Move Ga goy es 8 0 00 News 20 B og aphy 33 Marcus We by M D 6 3 F rst Tuesday 3 4 5 30 ~ ll•IN Ins ..gbt ··:::':::':;:':':":':'::::;,,:;:':;:;:;:'' :'· oo j 4~3~ B I~ )3 ~$ .. JO ....., JohnrT'i' Car~on 3 .\ ~S Jack Paar 6 3 On A T a n 8 The Great Ca uso 10 00 - Your Health 4 News 3 130 - News4 & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE I have a question for all those mtellectual and pseudo m tellectual parents wbo complam constantly that all thetr ktds do ts stt around watchmg TV How on earth do you get them to do tt? One evenmg last week I desperately trted to persuade my three younger ones to spend a cool ram-drenched evenmg w1th the tube and got absolutely nowhere No Utese k1ds aren t supenor On a usual stay--at home evemng they II unprove thetr mmds wtth reruns of Gomer Pyle Dan tel Boone or Truth or Consequences But when you WANT them to watch nothmg domg dad Let me set the scene It happened like this My wife calls from Huntmgton where she has taken a fnend who has a relattve undergomg surgery The operation ts takl'lg a long long tune and can I get home early enough to mtercept the ktds? Sure I can Don t worry a btl honey (Secretly I am enliStmg help from the tube and look forward to a calm evenmg readmg the paper and so on wtth a httlehelpfromgoodoleGomer Lucy etal Ha ) Shortly after three Shinybnte checks m from a hard day at the f1rst grade soakmg wet from head to toe Mter a change mto dry clothes she gets a little nudge from Daddy about what a great afternoon s m store from Lucy Huck and Yogt Bonanza and thetr tlk She Sits down and IW"ns on the TV most skeptically A half-hour later Matthew and Vyvyanne arr ve equally wet from labors m the fourth and stxth grades respectively G1ven the same sales p tch and dry clothmg they also agree to gtve the telly a look It works - for about twenty mmutes Shortly after Abbott & Costello appear on the Channel 10 afternoon movte Matthew defects departmg to the basement where he starts to remodel same He also fashtons a custom made cardboard box bed for our two cats and then contentedly settles down to pamllng hiS tool boxes (once called toy chests) wtth the spectally m1xed pamt my wife 1s savmg to repamt the new panelm the garage door which was torn out when I forgot to pull the door up all the way - oh but that IS another story Slnnybnte watches a l tile longer then dec des the cats are not property appreciB\ive of the new bed Matthew has made for them She fombly trtes to make them be 1n the bed The cats rests! - loud and profanely Then she consoles herself by star tmg to eat a one pound solid-chocolate bunny left over from Easter I reject such a treat before dinner Shmybnte crtes ~yvyanne who once was so fascmated wtth TV she would watch test patterns by the hour st cks t\ out untd dmnertune when they are served a well balanced dehcwus meal by Daddy and the wonderful folks who pack Libbyland dmners Then she peels out when a frtend shows up (and bangs the p ano m cessanllywhlle Vyvy gets mto gomg-<Jut clothes) and goes next door wtth aforemenlloned fnend Shmybrtte ]oms Matthew m redomg the basement The phone has rung at least a dozen hmes between three and etght 1 thmk I talked to all the people who called Ill d dn t forgtve me In the meanllme the TV IS blank dead stlent On any other rught I would have had to suffer through at least four shows at least ftve years old but tomght JUSt tsn t that ktnd of evemng Daddy 1 By some mtracle by the tune my wtle comes home Matthew has had a bath (to remove the traces ol pant) and Shmybr te ts ready for hers Vyvy comes home The next mornmg my wtfe find• the custom n x~d pa nt uS('(! u)l and calls me at the off tee 600 II 579 865111 2 C eveland 8oS tor 995002 7 I 389 New York 4 9 10 474 1 9 12 7 10 429 ' 2 2 2 West w t pet g b Ch cago o 5 M1 KansasC ty 13 8 6 9 M nnesota 9 8 529 2 Cal torn a 9 8 529 2 Oakland 9 450 3 , 6 10 315 , , Texa• saturday s Re•u Is Ch cago 2 Bo!.ton 1 New York M nnes.ota 3 Kansa!. 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A NEWSPAPER ENTERPR SE New York Ch cago 15 30 Oorl• Day 8 10 Book Beat 20 33 oo- News 20 April30 l!rl3 Amerocon League h•t wtpc:tgb () 6 13 Spec al 8 Mov e 100 - News 3 West vu n al I Nurth Ea:~t ..SC,uth P<JSS Moves 11 00-Newsl o4 6 8 013 15 II 30 - Johnnv Carson 3 4 S Jack Paar 6 13 AKQJ82 J2 87 754 !... Tarzan 10 30- Wall Street Week 13 SOU111 . . • • "est 9 00- Here s Lucy 8 10 9 10 ~ior L~lgue St•nd•n's By Un1ted Pr~ss lnttrnat on• I N1tional League To Tel The Truth 6 Youn9 Dr K !dare S HollywOOd Squares 4 Tfaff c Court 10 Do You Read Me 20 Ep sode 3(J - 8 00- Rowan & Mart n s Lau9h In 3 4 15 Gunsmoke 8 Rook es 6 Hollywood Te e11 s on 20 33 o Rick Wise becomes a Giant stopper MONDAY APR tL30 1971 1 oo-TruthorCon5e<J.3 Beat The Clock~ News6 10 Crtus 13 What s My L ne 8 Elec Co 70 Read Your Way Up 33 Sa nl 15 Take F ve 5 • KQ97 t QJ 1062 . K93 \\EST EAST . 75~ • 1094 • 8654 • A 0 • K953 + A4 "" QJ 10862 .A 3 - The Daily Sentmel Mtddleport P<meroy pel BOO 4 1 Golden State 4 x Cltnched sertes Sunday s Results New York 94 Boston 78 <Only game schedu ed) Mondays Gamei (No game scheduled) 200 NHL Playoff Standings By Un1ttd Prt"'S Internal onal (Fonol•l Rochester 5 T dewater 3 2nd (Best of Seven) To edo S R chmond 4 wlgfga Syracuse at Pawtucket ppd Montrea 1 0 8 3 cod weather Ch caao o ~ A TOST AO GOING HOME HOUSTON (UP!) Brazilian sQCcer star Tostao who has been recovenng from eye surgery ts expected to return to Brazll Uu... week Dr Robert Moura exammed Tostao Frtday and satd Tostao was progressmg satisfactorily Moura operated on Tostao Apnl 3 to correct a retinal detachment of the left eye Sunday s Result Montrea 8 Ch cago 3 Mondays Game No game scheduled> WHA Playoff Stanclm9• By Un1led Press lnternat ona (Fmat5) t Be•t of New England W nn peg Sunday s Seve~) w 1 1 0 0 1 R~sults gf ga 7 2 2 Eng and 7 W nn peg 2 Monday s Games (No games scheduled} New 7 By GARY KALE UPI Sports Writer Rtght bander R ck Wtse ts 3for-4 and that s about the only good thmg you ca n say for the St Lou s Cardmals th1s season Wtse beat the San Franctsco Gtants 11-3 Sunday for hts thtrd v ctory of the year and raised the Card nals record to 3-15 £or 1973 Thts t me W se had battmg support as Lou Brock belted a bases-loaded tnple to htghl ght St Lou s stx-run Sixth mmng Hts prev10us two v ctones th1s season were by margms o£ two and three runs I thmk so £ar I ve gJVen the team a chance to stay m Ule game WLSe sa1d Obvtously I th ht that d be h oug we muc better at thts stage but we haven t been able to coordmate h d h tt our pltc mg an 1 mg Glants Scon. Fjrsl San Franctsco scored f1rst wtth three runs orr Wise m the second mn ng Joe Torre Ted SLmmons and Ken Reitz smgled £or one run to tngger the b g Card s xth Ed Crosby walked to load the bases and pmchhttter T m McCarver lofted a sacnflce fly lor another run After thtrd baseman Ed Goodson erred on W se s grounder to ftll the bags agam Brock unloaded the sacks wtth hts tnple and scored on Lms Melendez s s ngle Martchal )osmg hts second game agamst £our wms dou bled home two Giant runs In other Nabonal League actlon New York took over the East lead wtth a I~ tr umph over A:Uanta Cmcmnat shut out Phlladelphta 1M Los Angeles beat Ptttburgh tw ce 9 a m 13 mnmgs and 2 1 Chtcago crushed San Otego 10 4 and Houston edged Montreal 43 In the Amer can League Ch1cago blanked Boston 5~ New York mauled Mmnesota twtce 6-3 and II I Detro t whtpped Kansas Clty 6-1 Oakland shaved Baltimore 4 3 Texas scraped past Milwaukee 2-1 and Cleveland beat Cal for Tourney action to open Friday a 32 The Mets Jerry KOQs nan Jtelded a lour h Iter to Atlanta and won h1s fourth game "' hout a loss \l.h le IO\Aoer ng hts ERA to I 06 lor the year Jerry Grote s sacnfu.: e rJy scored Ed Kranepool m the second nn ng for New York w th the games only run Btlhngham Gets Support C nc nnat r ght handcr Jack B II ngha rmsed his record to 4-0 as he rece ved battlng support from Bobby Tolan s three h ts and I \e HBis The ( rst of t"'o Tolan doubles drove n th ee runs m the second nmng Rookie Larry Chnsten son lost h1s lh rd game m £our dec1s ons To 1 P<..~c10rek s double drove m Ron Cey w th the wmn ng un for Los Angeles m the 13th nmng of the opener and W1lhe Dav1s tnpled home Btll Buck ncr In lhe fifth fram e or the n gi !tap for the Dodgers second game wm over P1tts burgh AI Down ng won the h st ga ne n rehe£ and Claude Ostee allowed s1x htts m the Knicks' faces full of smiles CARPETS Q.EANED You start ng salary w 1 be S307 a month and you can move up qu ckly 30 days p.a d vacat on annua ly Very best med cl!ll care Travel Educat ona opportunlt es :'\ good dea Many d fferent JObs ope ng up soon Choose the best Contact your A r Force rec u ter today .tnd look over what w II be ,.,v,., table 329 E State Street Athens Oluo 45701 Phone 593 6722 Ftnd Yourself in the Unttod States Air Force' Tolan ends slump, has three hits in victory and drove han e flVe rWis as Jack Btlllnghan pttched the Cmcmnati Reds to an 8-{) v c tory over the Phtladelphta P ls here The v1ctory was the fourth stra ght for B lhngham who Yielded f ve hits struck out rune and dtdn t walk a batter After B ll ngham pttched the f rst JU1 ng I knew he Was n for a good day sa d Reds ca tcher Johnny Bench And after the second nn ng I said to B ll Plun n er that Jack mtght even p tch a no-ll ttcr Btlllngham d d rettre 14 stratght batters before M1ke & hn dt a rook e th rd base man smgk-d for the PhiH es f rst htl I was behmd n the count on POMEROY LANES only two h tters m the whole Sa urdav Jun or League Pts ga ne and Schm dt was the 0 earners 33 I rst one sa d B ll ngham &I Buste s 31 And Schm dt golfed the pttch Apaches 3 mpa c s 3 he got hts hit on Ram s 2 The last two of the I ve htts A ey Ca s 6 H gh nd Game - Steve off Blll ngha n arne on leadoff Bachner 84 Second H gh lnd s nglcs by Larry Bowa nd Del Game Ca hy Meadows and Unser 1n Ll e n nth ruung A nold Johnson 176 H gh Se es S eve Bachner However Jack preserved his 485 M ck Davenpo 465 shutout by ndu cmg Wtllle Team H gh Game and Se es Mart nez to t t nto a double Apaches 940 and 264 play and rellr ng Btll Robmson on a ground I all to short Saturday Sl!n o League I really was t worr ed Pis He b es 36 about losu g a shutout sa d P n C us he s 34 Billingham Shutouts are DngALngs 33 Gu te Ous ers 21 n ce but they don t actually P n Busters 6 ct~n that much to me It s the Bo n Losers 4 w ns wh ch count H gh nd Game Don S e s 203 R ck Stobar 200 The I rst of Tola s two dou H gh Se es R ch Stoba t ':>1 s came with the bases load 562 Don St ver-S 489 Team H gh Game and Se es ec and capped a four flU\ pee - He b es 2477 and 909 ond nn ng which sent Larry Chr stenson the Ph I ~ 19-year old rookie n ght-hander to the Saturday Bantam League Ph showers Red Ba ons 2.t Tolan has been bothered by P n Bust e s 9 Ba Bombe s 8 an InJUred nerve on tl e fore Banana Sp s 16 f ger of his left han I AI S a s 10 Il feels okdy now But tl ere Cyc ones 9 H gh nd Game Ronn e for awh lc <.~ny pressure Case 60 and Ha vey Wh lach CINCINNATI (U PI ) Bobby Tolan was wa t ng for the blast and Joe Morgan didn t disappomt htm Hey Bobby t sure Is good to see you stttmg poppmg off nstead of watchmg you bury your face m your locker and hstemng to you crymg called out Morgan I n not gomg to say too n uch answered a grmmng Tolan JUSt one good game 1sn t enough Tolan who has had hittmg troubles th s season emerged from the slump Sunday wtth three htts two of them doubles aga 1nst the f nger n ade ne feel as f I were be ng h ton the cr tzy bone sa d Tolan The Rt>ds now have gotten 81H ngtwm a tota of 27 runs n the four games he has won II these guys keep scor ng runs £or n c t1 e way they have been l m ght w n 30 k dded Billingham The Reds dle today and Tuesday open a two-.ga ne sc r es w Lh the Mets n New York Wednesday The stop s the f rst of a four-(! ty tour The Reds continu e on to Montreal £or a weekend ser es w1th the Expos then move on to Ph Ia delphia and w nd up tl c tr p n Houston r turn ng home May 15 Local Bowling Wadkins captures Nelson tourney sam GRADUATES PICK YOUR JOB NOW ••• START LATER! and Clarence Gaston homered after two outs n the mnth off J enkms whose record now mn ng Bob Watson homered s 2 I M ke Caldwell was WICC ror Houston wh le Ken ptnned wtlh h s th rd stra1ght S n~)cton and p nchh !tor Hal oss Breeden connected for the Montreal rei ef p tcher 1 o n ExpO!> J u Ray pttched the Walker balked Cesar C..deno n nth nn ng for the Astros and home w1th the wmn n~ run p eked up h s f rst wm or the season BOSTON (UP! All the per ods and controlled the gnnmng fac es were talk ng te npo o£ the ~an e sa1d We cd o put more pressure on about the po se and defense wh le the £rowners were mwn the r forwards bhng about lack of the same One n an the Kmcks put co slant pressure on was Celt c quaht1es Of course the happy faces center Dave Cowens The belunged to the New York Kn cks shuttled Dave DeBus Kmcks who delensed the Boston sc here W li s Reed and Jerry C..lt cs to death 94 78 t1 e l cas on the Celt cs Most seventh gan e Sunday to take Valuable Player and although the National Basketball As Cowens had 24 pomts he soc at on Easte n Co £ercnce managed only two n the third quarter wl en New York moved t tle This was he best defense n ou .~,and pulled away to stay a playoff ga me we ve ever I ad sa d New York Coach Starts Knlcks Surge Red Holzman In fact I Fraz er started the Kn cks thought ou defense w<:~ s tl e su ge w th 2 432 remam ng m best we ve ever played [f you I c first half w th a pa1r of free get n the r Boston ) locker tl rows He qutckly followed up oom they would sa) they were " th a right s de JUmper that flat But that s ho~> the game boosted New York to a 3&-35 s lead wh ch the Knicks butlt to But Boston Coach Tom 45-40 at halft me He nsohn d d not blame h s r e Kn cks topped the Celt cs team I wouldn t say we were 8 2 n the open ng moments of flat The I all JUSt wasn t go g he th d quarter as Btll n and you can t w n tf the bal B ad ley dropped a patr of jump doesn t go n the hQop 1 ots F I az er looped n a layup Frazier Leads Scorers a d Pl I Jackson htt w th an ll:l Boston shot only 373 to the foo er Kn ks 457 but New Yorks After ten m nutes of second Walt f'raz er who led all all a ton New York had scorers w th 25 po nts sa d onstructed a 68-53 lead and the Boston s poor shpot ng was contest was over for the Celt1cs caused by a pressur ng defense who made only s x o£ 21 We pressured them on ttempls fr om the floor New defense sad Frazer whose 1\ Yu k s zzled for 13 fie ld goals po nl') 1n a 15- n nute span n from 20 shots n the th rd the second and th rd per od s.tanza broke the game up I he New York opens ts cham d fference was we p eked them p onsl f ser es w tl U c Ulkcrs up on defense and fo ced bad n Lus Angeles Tuesday n ght shoL> Los Angeles wh ch holds the Ph I Jackson who came off orne cou t advantage In the the ben ch to score n ne cs of seven scr cs w II host rnportant po n~ add ed The he second game on Thursday forwards played rea f ne n g hefore he two teams lefense today ove on u New York £or 53 H gh Se es Ha vey And Dean Mem ger who ga es Sunday and Tuesday Wh tlach 289 Ronne Case 784 replaced Earl Monroe n the n gh May 8 at Mad son Square Team H gh Game and Se es backcourt for the last three Garden -- Ba I Bombe s 832 649 Metgs Htgh s Marauders Class A - May 4 top Racme Tornadoes wh ch has a opens thetr Class AAA baseball bracket Eastern at Federal ftrst round bye May 9 Bracket w nners play tournament play Fnday on the Hockmg bottom bracket on the dtamond or the top Mtddleport Mun ctpal Park Glouster at Starr Washmgton bracket w nner dtamond agamst Athens May 7 Eastern Federal Winners advance to the already at least co-SEOAL Hocking wmner at Crooksville dtstnct level champs and Eastern s Eagles which has a ftrs\-roWJd L¥e All sectional games start at 4 begm Class A ebmmat10ns the wmner of Glouster Starr same day at Federal Hockmg Washmglon at home agalliSt p m Drawmgs were conducted Sunday m all dtvts10ns Heres how play IS lmed up Class AAA - May 4 top bracket Manetta top seed DALLAS (UP!) - Neither 277 total and S1kes-who started hour' before and I ad m ssed t drew a bye Athens IS at Metgs Lanny Wadkms nor Dan Stkes the day tied for the lead at four then Wadk ns had already bottom bracket Lancaster IS after a long day of olton under wtth Bob D ckson- had a made h s part the playoff hole and was already mentally at Logan brdhant shot makmg was 71 May 7 Athens Metgs winner particularly ready to troop out Dtekson shot a 73 for a 279 prepar ng for the next hole total and p eked up thtrd place _ _ _ __ _ __..:._ _ plays at Manetta to the 15th tee at the farthest May 9 top bracket winner IS spot on the golf coursrnd go money of $10 650 Bruce Cramp at home agatnst wmner of at each other wtth $30 to the ton was alone m fourth at 280 iiTATEMENT DENIED Wts bottom bracket (Logan for $7 o:;o wh1le Bert Greene Mil WAUKEE winner general Lancaster) Stkes the golfing lawyer who pte ked up $6 150 lor hts f fth Wayne Embry n anager of the Na t anal has not won a tournament n place fm sh at 281 The playoff revolved stmply Basketball As ::;Oc 1at1 o n ltve years yanked a putt he LETTER OF INTENT around the putt whtch S kes M !waukee Bucks Sunctay de LONG BEACH Calif ( UPI) satd was between three and who earned $17 100 for h s med a statement by Swen - Htgh scbool All Amertca four feet but looked shorter and Nater the club s No I d a! thereby made a present of the efforts--dtd not make He had basketball star Clifton Pondex looked at the putt only about an p ck that Natcr ha been ter has stgned a letter of mtent Byron Nelson Golf ClassiC traded to JO n hiS brother Roscoe at champtonshtp to the 23-year-<Jid Nater th e 6 fo ot II 2>0 Lorig Beach State 11 was an Wadk ns pound player who backed up Wadkms however dtd MeigS m last nounced Sunday B ll Walton at UCI A the past The younger Pondexter a 6- enough to earn the title by two seasons sa1d earl er o the 9 24().pound center-forward puttmg together the tour place at Logan day hat Mtlwaukee had traded had drawn a number of college nament s most bnlllant stretch htm scouts to hts San Joaqum Htgh of golf He btrdled five of the r was surpr sed when LOGAN Athens H gh won School tn Fresno Calif Hts last seven regulallon holes m the Thtrd Annual Mmgo Relays M !waukee drafted me he wmds that once again made older brothet earned all here Saturday w th a total of sa d n Inglewood Ca tf but Pacific Coast Athletic par an excellent ftgure M waukee ) ~re 81 \; pts to second place tl ey Wadkms fired a three WJder Associat on bonors as the 49ers def1mtely trad ng me pe ha ps 1 msher Jackson wtth 52¥• stxth man m hLS sophomore par 67 over the wmdy Preston John Smart o! Logan was top to Houston Trall Golf Club course for hts year last season Embry den ed that Nater pomt getter wtth 16 h pts He ts a spnnter wmmng the 100 yd had been traded to Houston or any other t~am and sa d that no dash m 10 25 Metgs ftmshed wtth 3 1> deal has been made £or h m or pomts m last place I ogan was any oth('r player thtrd wtth 51'• New Lex ngton 38 Nelsonvtlle York 17 \\ M11ler 14'\", and Wellston 13 Me gs pomts were won by Tom If you walt unt th s summer the good tob you want may Lowery thtrd m the 440-yard already be taken Choose now and be sure of gett no t run Terry Whttlatch Ue for under the de ayed enlbtment program of the United fourth m the 180-yard low States A r Force hurdles ana the mlle relay WHICH JOB oO YOU WANT? toam ltmshed ltfth • Plumbing • Data Processmg •Personnel oJef Engtne Mechantc •Other Opentngs oElectromcs HIGH second as the Pirates Josmg streak was extended to f ve games Ch cago presented Ferguson Jenkms w th h s 12th stra ght dec1s1on over San 0 ego when the Cubs scored four runs m the sixth nmng Dave Hilton r------------i 1 Here1S the Man I To See For • Ins. Phone 992 2966 114 Cuort St 1 1 Pts He b es 39 P n C ushers 37 D ng A l ngs 36 Gu te Ouste s 2 P n Bus ers 16 Born Lose s 4 H gh nd Game R ch Ba ley 185 Peg 0' B en and Ted F sher 60 H gh Se es R ch Ba le y 48 R ck Stoba 459 H gh Team Game and Se es D ng A L ngs 807 and 2349 EUREKA ALL METAL CLEANER WITH CORDA WAY and Saturday Jun or League Apr 121 973 PI • 36 D eame s Ba I Buste s 34 33 Apa ches 32 mpacts 2 Rams 6 A ey Ca s H gh nd Game - Doug Rosenbaum 176 Roge Roush 64 H gh Ser es M ck Da cnpo t .t5J Rage Roush TOOL PAK<Il Ex a powe ful fo t me lub cated mo o P ov des eve v con ven once fa easy 1 oo o cell ng c ean ng Gold m st w h teakwood accents Come n for a Eu eka flo nonsemJe demonSS st a on 495 INGELS FURNITURE 4 2 Team H gh Game and Se es Apaches 9 1 and 2602 MIDDLEPORT 992 2635 ON brought to you by \NTAP ='1 THE [ Whethe you w.;tn au~p f e or homeowne s nsu ance wew dcsgnapo cy o you nd dua equ e men s 0 scuss you spe c t c oeeds w h us Apr 121 1973 was more of a shock satd when he m ssed t Wadk ns than somethmg to enJoy 1he putt was between three and r ur feet S kes satd It may have looked shorter than ha to some but they always oak shorter on telev s on MADDOX RELEASED S1 LOUIS ( UPI) San Fr<:Jn sco s GGrry Maddox was n he the Gmnl'5 dugout sunday :vfternoon after bemg rel eased carl er m the day from JeY.Ish Hosp tal here Maddox was held overmght at the hosp tal for observatiOn after crash ng mto the center I ctd fence wh le chasmg a fly ba I n a Sa urdsy mght game He was released Sunday after t was d agnosed as nothmg n ore senous than brUised ribs S<1tu day Bantam League APr 111 1973 Pt• 25 Red Ba ons 20 Pn Bu sle s 19 Ba Bombe s 17 Banana Spl ts Cyc ones AI Sa s 0 H gh nd Game Ha vey Wh lach J9 Da v d Burt 25 H gh Se es Harvey Wh tlach 24 Je y F e ds 229 Team t gh Game and Ser es - Cyc ones 0 and 348 I Polley IS latlored to needs Satu day Sen or League I II I DALE BEST Sears I MURPHY PAINT STORE HOPE NATURAL G~S CO PAR MAR OIL COMPANY FORD SHOES BIRCH DISTRIBUTORS GUNNOE$ SAUSAGE MONONGAHELA APPLIANCE GENERAL GlASS CONSOUDATED CIGARS MOTORCRA" Lou Osborne VALUE~ ... _ l<tesltng s Carp:et Strvtct Gall polis SEARS Catalog Merchant Ma " Pomtrett PH 992 2171 IU!ll 18 19 20 71 23 New York New York New York Phtladelphta Phtladelphta 8 2 2 7 7 OS p m 15 p m 05 p m 35 p m 35 p m �• ., • - .••.. ~ - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., April30, 1973 .' •·· KChas .·• . '' • ~®i~~i"f:'f?~;~J~B~r:=~~t:l=t=~=t:~r:i=i~~*r:i~;~~l:~~;~~~~lf:~~~~m~l~~~~t:~~~;~;~~~;l~~?:;~f:~!t:~~!~t::~;~l:~:~:;?Z~:~?:~:~r:=~ff?.~l®~~~m~ • • bye zn I. ..-· ••.. • • . :.•\ :. ~ •' '.. tourney Drawings were held Sunday at Ironton for the Southern Sec ional Baseball Tournament. The tourney involves tWo of the pace-setters in the Southern Valley Athletic Conference. Symmes Valley, 7.0 overall, the 1972 defending SVAC baseball champs, will play Coal Grove ( 7-4) Tuesday evening . Kyger Creek with a 5-0 league mark this spring and '8-2 record overa11, drew a first round bye. Other Tuesday . games will feature Green pl~ying South Webster (5-2 ) .of Scioto Cpunty and Chesapeake (:1-10) battling. Ironton St. Joe . Kyger Creek will meet the winner of the Chesapeakelront<>n St. Joe game Friday afternoon. Dick Myers, Ironton · High School Assistant Principal, is the tournament manager . Rain dates must be the ne<t day .following the rainout or Monday, May 7. The winner will advance to ·the distriCt tol).rnament at Chillicothe. .... -... .. •• TROPHIES WERE PRESENTED to Mrs. Donna Thomas, Mrs. Brenda Cunninghan >,'" "I Mrs. Rev a Bunce, seated left to right, at the annual banquet of the American Legion Auxilim·) Bowling League held Friday night at the Middleport American Legion hall. Sponsor of !lit• fir s> place team and presented a trophy was Mrs. Evelyn Napper, standing . Mr,s. Cun ninghan1 al::;1• received trophies for high series with a score of 521; high ·average with a scort> of 142, l·igl · game with a score of 191, and the all spare patch. .. '. ' • ·.,; •, ~ ·, ' ·' • Parents asked ~ · ~ . ~ ' to watch for •• '. -'' SECOND pLACE TEAM members in the American Legion Auxiliary Bowling I .r>~gu<' receiving trophies were, seated left' to right , Dia·na Davidson , Jea n Province and I\'w1c~ Snyder, while the third place team trophy winners were, standing, left to right, Shau l ~ Hl•i.Jsl ·• · Becky Roush and Geraldine Kessinger. Sponsor of the second place team was lhe Juni or Strik( · Outs and sponsor of the third place tE>am was Feeney-Bennett Post 128. Mrs. Provincf' ;d:' t• received the trophy for the most improved bowler . Recogniti on for perfect attendancE' \1 (' t i l 1' • Shaula Roush, Brenda Cunn ingham, and Donna Thomas. and partictpationg trophies \H'I't · given to Erma Hendrix, Pearl Russell, Juanita Justice, Lucy M~ Kinney , Bonnie Dailt•y, M<il') Hoov~r, Pat Bentz, Dottie Ne lson, and EJoise Lawrence. Awards f~ r 180 pins wenl lo Bn·r •d<• Cunningham, Reva Bunce, Pearl Russell and G er~ldlne Kessin.ger. ,. .. ' :; -.' . .'' .... ·.•. .. ·. ·I : .' ..- '. '' • "· •• -.._'' -.. ,..... .•'. ,. .'·- '· ,. ' .. "' ) ': . ' ~ '• ' ' The cong r egatio n of the Pomeroy Wesleyan HolinesS Church was busy on Easter Sunday. The day 's activities opened with a 6 a.m . sunrise service followed by a preachin g sellvice and Sunday school at 9:30. . At I p.m., the group held an outdoor sing with instrumental ~ccompaniment near th e fu)wlings garage building in persons were baptized in the Middleport, then moved to the Ohio River by the pastor, the Pomeroy parking lot for a Rev. 'O'Dell Manley, assisted similar service. The trailer for by the Rev . .Gene Roush and the outd oor services w~s Kenneth Delong, first e lder of provided by Bob Jeffers and lhe church . driven by Roger Jeffers, both The co ngr ega tion thanks of wh om attend the c hurch. -mayorS of Pomeroy and The congrega tion, following Middleport .and the police the Pomeroy se1·vicc, went to departments for their courthe Middleport levee where !8 tesies. Y.a·n .k s '· • ' ',• .,' ' '' .' \ '' ' MONTREAL (UP! ) - The Canadiens were trailing, 2-0, Sunday afternoon after only 62 seconds in their opening game of the Stanley . Cup final s against the Chicago Black Hawks, but it w:as too early for Montreal goalie Ken Dryden to lose his confidence. · He had the perfect attitude. The Canadiens broke loose for four goals in the final · period · and \vent on to beat the Black Hawks, 8-3, and take a 1.0 lead in the best-of-seven National Hockey League playoff final. "l'{ith 59 minutes to play you · khow you've got that chan.ce to come back," said Dryden. "Ym.~:'re not pleased when you're down, 2-0, but you can't worry beca use you know you 've gQt the rest of the game to play." ..· Chicago got an early goal by Pit Martin after only 35 seconds and then followed with another score by Ralph Backstrom at I : 02 of the opening period to take a 2-0 lead. Martin scored again in the first period, but Montr€.31 got goals from defenseman Jacques Laperrie·r e and Marc Tardi{ to narrow Chicago's margin to 3-2. Unfortunately, Laperriere was forced to leave the game shortly afterward when he~ .broke his nose after GAHS to play AA champions collidin g with Chicago's Cliff Korol!. In the second period, roOki e Ch uck Lesley scored the first of two goa ls lhalhe produced in the game to tie the score at 3-3. "We were down at the time and I'm sure happy that my first goal of the playoffs was a big goal ," said the rookie wing. Jacques Lemaire, who had two ' power play goals in the game, scored once in the . second to put Montreal ahead, 4-3, then gave the Canadiens a 5·3 adva ntage with another go al at 8:38 of the final period. The Mahovli ch brothers , -Peter and Frank, also scored against Tony Esposito in th~ third period , but it was Lesley's goal at 14'35 that chased the Chicago netminder and brought in goalie Gary Smith for the balance of the con test. Chicago Coach Billy· Reay complained about the ofCoach Jim Osborne's Gallipolis Blue Devils will ficiating, especially ori Lemaiplay Ironton, defending 1972 ·class .AA Ohio State re's goal in the second period Baseball champions, on Friday , May 4, in second which turned out to be the round action of the 1973 Class AA Southern Sectional Winner. "Tardif was offside by at Tournament at Ironton. least two feet as he set up that The Blue Devils and defend- tionals. Play must be com- goal," said Reay. But he ad• ing SEOAL co-league cham. pleted by May 12. Winner of mitted, " the canadiens have pion Tigers drew first round the Southern Sectional will th e best bench ir\ the NHL, so byes during Sunday's drawings advance to the Rio Grande AA how can you beat that." The · second game will be at Rio Grande College. · District, to begin May 16. Two played here Tuesday night Ironton is 13-3 overall this Rio District win~ts will adspring, and 4·1 in league play. vance to the Newark before the scene shifts to Chicago Thursday night and Gallipolis is 5-3 overall, and 1·2 Regionals, slated May 25. Sunday afternoon for games in loop play. In other AA drawings SunCoach Osborne announ ced day , Belpre drew Nelsonville- · three and four. the tournament game will also York and Warren Local dtt'w serve as a conference makeup Alexander in the· Northeast game Frjd;:iy, The Devils - Sectional. New Lexing ton Tigers SEOAL contest slated at received a bye. Hillsboro will meet Sheridan Gallipolis has been washed out three tim·es thuS far this and Greenfield takes on spring. Wa ver ly in the Northwest In the other AA Southern SectionaL Section drawings, Fairland In the Central Sectional, drew South Point and Rock Hill Minford meets Portsmouth drew a first round bye. Rock Nor thwest, and Portsmoutl] Hill plays the Fairland-South West ·is slated to meet the Point winner ~n ·· May 7, and winn er of that contest. winner of the Gallipolis · Wheelersburg drew a bye, and Ironton ga me will advance to .· Wellston playg Vinton County, the finals, slated on May 9, . ' Gallipoli.s' regula r seaso,n Friday's Gallipohs SEOAL league game with Waverly makeup game with Logan will . today may be played at pt,J · be rescheduled. at . . a later date, Pleasant or Rio G~ande this Osborr~~ said . e~fte,rnoon, Weather permUting. · Eighteen players are ·per- Memorial Field is under three mitted to dress for thP sec- feet of flooJ.w~ter. . PHILADELPHIA, Pa . Strengthening ferroall oy prices and higher produciion capacity at two· of its major , plants s hould combine to improve Foote Mineral Company's profitability in the second half of 1973, Dr. Wayne T. Barrett, president , told shareholders at the company's annual meeting at the Barclay Hotel last week. 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I 1 ( Foote is • • • optlllllshc AshllJnd judge ·is speaker rip Twins WENt;IELL .GRATE Recent visit<>rs of Mrs.1lelen Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray ..JDhnson and family of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs . Charles Hamm and daughters, Mrs. James .J ohnson and Teresa of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush and family and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson and family . • Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr . and Mrs. Larry Johnson were Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mr _ and Mrs. Lee Roush and family of Union Ave. and Mrs ... James Johnson and Teresa of Mulberry Heighfs. Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce of Columbus were Easter holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell and Earl Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillogly and family of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. Clfnton Gilkey and Miss Karen Gilkey of Albany were Eester S.!!!,!~;>,y_visitors of Mr . and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Russell were Saturday evening visitors . Mr . and Mrs. Harley Johnson were Saturday 'evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma and Patricia. Patricia Thoma returned to her studies at Medridata In- stitute, Louisville, Ky., after RACINE - Mattie Hill and Charles and Helen Wolle were recent visitors of Ross Scarberry. The ladies Auxiliary of the Mt. Moriah Church of God met at the home of Mildred Scar· berry recenUy . Attending were Martha J oy and Tina Wolfe, Etta Mae Parsons and daughter Tonya, Shirley Simpson and daughter Lori, Anna Lee Tucker, Mildred Scarberry and Maggie Fortune. Patricia Forester fr om Oregon and her brother, Carole Cline from Columbus visited at the home of Ross Scarberry. Mrs. Eva Shaffer is making her home with her daughter, Mary Kiser due w her ill heallh. Sheridan Scarberry and daughter and granddaughter recently visfted Ro's s Scarberry. Rev . Muncy has returned home to stay after s pending some time with his parents foll owing an accident in which he broke both of his arms. Paul Parsons went to Charleston to see his doctor. Mr. and Mrs. David Proffitt have recently- moved into their new horne. PT . PLEASANT "Operation Red Ball-" stickers and in s tructiOn sheets to . parents were distributed in grades one through eight in the Mason County schools today. Paren ts should be on · the lookout for the s tickers as their · children return home from school. If the student does not bring .a ''Red Ball" sticker home, chances ~re that it has been lost or mispla'ced and an ·extra sticker can be obtained · · by contacting the local fire department or a member of the Pt. Pleasa nt Area Jaycees, U:te sponsoring organization . "Operation Red Ball" 'is ·a .life-sav ing program bein g offered for the first time in Judge H. David Hermans.. Mason County. A small red dorfer of Ashland, ·Ky., has sticker is placed on the window been selected as the featured of a room occupied by a child By FREJ) McMANE runs in the sixth inning of the · support frOIJ1 Bill MeltOn, Dick s peaker for the Annual or sl!mi-invaJid so that firemen UP! Spurts Writer . fir st ga me and rallyin g for Allen and Ed Herrmann as the Recognition Dinner of the Tri· ca n determine more quickly if Led by· names like Murcer, seven runs -in the eighih inning Whi te Sox downed the Red Sox. Stale Area Council, Boy Scouts ·someone ma y be trapped in a Nettles, Alou and Blomberg, of the nightcap . Melton 's homer, his'sixth of the .of America, accord ing to fire'. Councii Activities Chairman, the New YOrk Yankees swept a In th e first ga m e; Ron season, was a two-run shot. Harry Sunderland. ' Additional Red Ball stickers three-gat:ne series from the Blomberg delivered .a two.run are available from ·Mason Minnesota Twins over the single to ignite a four-run sixth Judge Hermansdorfer, a Coleman Wins Fifth native of the tri-state area , County 's local fire depart- weekend, outscoring their op- inning. In the nighicap BlomJoe Coleman also won his prior to becoming a Federal ments and from the Pt. ponents, 23-7, and outrutting berg .again was the big gun , fifth game of the year for Pleas8nt Area Jaycees·. Judge in March of 1972 practhem, 37-20. On Saturday they banging out four hits .and Detroit, stopping Kansas City ticed law in the Ashland area . Jaycee ·president Buck King employed the long ball, driving in 'three· r4ns to paCe a on eight hits. AI Koline had a extended his thanks to the local blasting -four two-run homers 13-hit attack. Thurman Munson He has served Scouting in run-sco ring· double and Duke fire departments a nd the to score an 11-3 viCtory, and on had the bight of the seven-run varied capacities and . is a Sims hit a two-run homer to proud holder of the Eagle Scout Mason County Board of Sunday they used the big in· eighth , a bases-loaded triple. pace the. Tigers' attack. rank. He and his wife have Education for their ning in both ends or a In other AL games, Chicago Reggie Jackson blasted a three children, one girl and two cooperation with the project. dOubleheader to score a 6-3, 11- blanked Boston , 5-0, Detroit three-run homer and Sal Bando 1 sweep. whipped Kan sas City, 6·1, added solo . blast to spark sons, and one son is .also an Major League Leaders .~ It was a marked turnaround Oakland edged Baltimore, 4-3, Oakland 's victory and provide Eagle Scout. By United pr~ss International for the Yankees, who entered The dinner is being held on Cleveland nipped California, 3- Jim Hunter with his first win of · Leading Batters · th e weekend series with only 2, and Texas beat Milwaukee, the season. Dave McNally was. Tuesday, May 15, at 6:30 p.m . National league · g. ab r . h. pet. .236 team batting average and 2-1. at th~ Ashland Oil Corporate ta gged for the hoii'ftlrs and in Ashland, Ken· ~~d~:.~U ~~ i~ ,~ ~~ :j~~ just eight homers in 16 games, .. Los Angeles swept a double- suffered his third loss in six facilities tucky. Strgel, Pit 12 47 16 18 .383 but it came as _no surprise to header from Pittsburgh, 9-8 in decisioris. . Santo, Chi 19 70 12 25 .357 the players. In addi lion to the key 13 innings, and 2-1, St. Louis George Hendrick's home run Cncpcn, Cin 16 59 11 21 .356 " When I look at our lineup beat San Francisco, 8-3, New leading off the ninth inning . speaker, the some 2!iO expected Snguiln, Pit 15 68 11 24 .353 Cr denL Chi 19 71 17 25 .352 and look at others, I don 'l see . York blanked Atlanta, 1.(), , gave Cleveland a victory f;)Ver attendees will witness the other OliVer, Pi f l4 60 11 21 .350 how they're any better than us Cincinnati shut out Philadel· California and saddled Clyde highlight of the evening; and Goodsn,SF 18 68 . 7 23 .338 phia , 8-0, Houston edged Mon. · Wright with his fourth straight that is the presentation of the Wat sn, Hou 24 86 13 29 .337 as far a~ run production goes," American Leagu.e says Bobby Murcer, who belted treal, 4-3, and Chicago downed loss. Charlie Spikes tied the Silver Beaver Award for men g. ab r. h. pet. a pair of l\Vo..run homers San Diego, t0-4;. in National game for the Indians in the and the Silver Fawn Award for Kelly , Chi 10 31 9 18 .486 M unsn,. NY 19 68 10 26 .382 Saturday and · collected .two . League actiOn. eighth with his sixth homer of women . These are the highest F isk. Bas " 16 sa 14 22 .'P9 more RB!s m Sunday's Wilbur Wood notohed his the year. Dick Tid row went the awards available on a local Jhnsn , Tex 16 61 5 23 .377 fifth victory of the year on a dis tance to notch his : third Council level for .adults who Krkptrk , KC 14 48 1 3 18 .375 lwinbill. have given outstanding service Hbii,Min 14 45 . 3 16 .356 '"We've got a good rutting sevenhitter and. got home run ·victory . Andrws·, Chi 13 45 ' 7 16 .356 team,' ' adds MattY A1ou, who to the youth of their area. Vlntne, Cal 17 68 8 24 .353 Davis, Ba l 10 38 2 13 .342 collected nine hits in 14 at bats Hortn, Det 13 SO 10 17 .340 during the three games. Home Runs National League: Wynn, Hou They Employ Trademark The Yankees employed their and' Stargell, Pitf 7; Aaron and Evans, Atl , Rader , Hou, Fer - historic trademark -th~ big guson, LA. Milner , NY, Bond'S inning- Sunday, scoring four · a nd McCoVey , SF 5. . Montreal rally defeats Haw](s ., ... A BAPTISMAL SERVICE for 18 persons in the Ohio River at the Middleport lew•· hi ghlighted Ea~tcr ser vices of the Pomeroy Wesleya n Holiness Church . The Rev . O'Pt'l l Manley, center, conducted the baptismal assisted by the Rev. Gene Roush, right, and IJ)· Kenneth Delong. On the left in the picture is Ben Eblin, active church member who pilrticipated in the Easter activities. Eighteen baptised Easter Sunday Red Ball items ."' ·- • Wolfpen .News, N~te's · News notes 01 Racine area RUTLAND, 0 . spend in~ a few days with her p3rents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma and other relatives, Mr. and Mrs . Charles Sayre and family were Easter Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charlt>s Sa~ re. Mr. ond Mrs. Doyle Knopp. Ka.ll, Ke\·in and Charles, spenl I he Easter holiday with . his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knapp and M1clu:tcl and Timms. Mrs. I Rna Krwpp uf Langsville also visited . Mr . and Mrs. Bill McEl roy, ' and Jdf of Columbus Easier holiday visiturs of his J)ar(•nls, Mr . illld Mrs. Paul Mcl':lruy and her p~renti, Mr . :111fl Mrs. Vernon Bing and faniTI}·. Mr. •nd Mrs. Charley Smith wen.• Easter Cl!ternoon visitors of Mr . and Mrs. Harley Smith uf Kanj:jUJ.!l:l . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Downs art• \' isiHn~ her pal'ents. Mr. aw.J Mrs. J . H. Murphy and r:uuih• Mr . and M1·s. James Proffitt uf Syracuse were Easter visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Warner and Gordon. · . 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Buy It Now on Our FURNITURE Budgel Terms! '. '· -~MIDDLEPORT, · OHIO ) �• ., • - .••.. ~ - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., April30, 1973 .' •·· KChas .·• . '' • ~®i~~i"f:'f?~;~J~B~r:=~~t:l=t=~=t:~r:i=i~~*r:i~;~~l:~~;~~~~lf:~~~~m~l~~~~t:~~~;~;~~~;l~~?:;~f:~!t:~~!~t::~;~l:~:~:;?Z~:~?:~:~r:=~ff?.~l®~~~m~ • • bye zn I. ..-· ••.. • • . :.•\ :. ~ •' '.. tourney Drawings were held Sunday at Ironton for the Southern Sec ional Baseball Tournament. The tourney involves tWo of the pace-setters in the Southern Valley Athletic Conference. Symmes Valley, 7.0 overall, the 1972 defending SVAC baseball champs, will play Coal Grove ( 7-4) Tuesday evening . Kyger Creek with a 5-0 league mark this spring and '8-2 record overa11, drew a first round bye. Other Tuesday . games will feature Green pl~ying South Webster (5-2 ) .of Scioto Cpunty and Chesapeake (:1-10) battling. Ironton St. Joe . Kyger Creek will meet the winner of the Chesapeakelront<>n St. Joe game Friday afternoon. Dick Myers, Ironton · High School Assistant Principal, is the tournament manager . Rain dates must be the ne<t day .following the rainout or Monday, May 7. The winner will advance to ·the distriCt tol).rnament at Chillicothe. .... -... .. •• TROPHIES WERE PRESENTED to Mrs. Donna Thomas, Mrs. Brenda Cunninghan >,'" "I Mrs. Rev a Bunce, seated left to right, at the annual banquet of the American Legion Auxilim·) Bowling League held Friday night at the Middleport American Legion hall. Sponsor of !lit• fir s> place team and presented a trophy was Mrs. Evelyn Napper, standing . Mr,s. Cun ninghan1 al::;1• received trophies for high series with a score of 521; high ·average with a scort> of 142, l·igl · game with a score of 191, and the all spare patch. .. '. ' • ·.,; •, ~ ·, ' ·' • Parents asked ~ · ~ . ~ ' to watch for •• '. -'' SECOND pLACE TEAM members in the American Legion Auxiliary Bowling I .r>~gu<' receiving trophies were, seated left' to right , Dia·na Davidson , Jea n Province and I\'w1c~ Snyder, while the third place team trophy winners were, standing, left to right, Shau l ~ Hl•i.Jsl ·• · Becky Roush and Geraldine Kessinger. Sponsor of the second place team was lhe Juni or Strik( · Outs and sponsor of the third place tE>am was Feeney-Bennett Post 128. Mrs. Provincf' ;d:' t• received the trophy for the most improved bowler . Recogniti on for perfect attendancE' \1 (' t i l 1' • Shaula Roush, Brenda Cunn ingham, and Donna Thomas. and partictpationg trophies \H'I't · given to Erma Hendrix, Pearl Russell, Juanita Justice, Lucy M~ Kinney , Bonnie Dailt•y, M<il') Hoov~r, Pat Bentz, Dottie Ne lson, and EJoise Lawrence. Awards f~ r 180 pins wenl lo Bn·r •d<• Cunningham, Reva Bunce, Pearl Russell and G er~ldlne Kessin.ger. ,. .. ' :; -.' . .'' .... ·.•. .. ·. ·I : .' ..- '. '' • "· •• -.._'' -.. ,..... .•'. ,. .'·- '· ,. ' .. "' ) ': . ' ~ '• ' ' The cong r egatio n of the Pomeroy Wesleyan HolinesS Church was busy on Easter Sunday. The day 's activities opened with a 6 a.m . sunrise service followed by a preachin g sellvice and Sunday school at 9:30. . At I p.m., the group held an outdoor sing with instrumental ~ccompaniment near th e fu)wlings garage building in persons were baptized in the Middleport, then moved to the Ohio River by the pastor, the Pomeroy parking lot for a Rev. 'O'Dell Manley, assisted similar service. The trailer for by the Rev . .Gene Roush and the outd oor services w~s Kenneth Delong, first e lder of provided by Bob Jeffers and lhe church . driven by Roger Jeffers, both The co ngr ega tion thanks of wh om attend the c hurch. -mayorS of Pomeroy and The congrega tion, following Middleport .and the police the Pomeroy se1·vicc, went to departments for their courthe Middleport levee where !8 tesies. Y.a·n .k s '· • ' ',• .,' ' '' .' \ '' ' MONTREAL (UP! ) - The Canadiens were trailing, 2-0, Sunday afternoon after only 62 seconds in their opening game of the Stanley . Cup final s against the Chicago Black Hawks, but it w:as too early for Montreal goalie Ken Dryden to lose his confidence. · He had the perfect attitude. The Canadiens broke loose for four goals in the final · period · and \vent on to beat the Black Hawks, 8-3, and take a 1.0 lead in the best-of-seven National Hockey League playoff final. "l'{ith 59 minutes to play you · khow you've got that chan.ce to come back," said Dryden. "Ym.~:'re not pleased when you're down, 2-0, but you can't worry beca use you know you 've gQt the rest of the game to play." ..· Chicago got an early goal by Pit Martin after only 35 seconds and then followed with another score by Ralph Backstrom at I : 02 of the opening period to take a 2-0 lead. Martin scored again in the first period, but Montr€.31 got goals from defenseman Jacques Laperrie·r e and Marc Tardi{ to narrow Chicago's margin to 3-2. Unfortunately, Laperriere was forced to leave the game shortly afterward when he~ .broke his nose after GAHS to play AA champions collidin g with Chicago's Cliff Korol!. In the second period, roOki e Ch uck Lesley scored the first of two goa ls lhalhe produced in the game to tie the score at 3-3. "We were down at the time and I'm sure happy that my first goal of the playoffs was a big goal ," said the rookie wing. Jacques Lemaire, who had two ' power play goals in the game, scored once in the . second to put Montreal ahead, 4-3, then gave the Canadiens a 5·3 adva ntage with another go al at 8:38 of the final period. The Mahovli ch brothers , -Peter and Frank, also scored against Tony Esposito in th~ third period , but it was Lesley's goal at 14'35 that chased the Chicago netminder and brought in goalie Gary Smith for the balance of the con test. Chicago Coach Billy· Reay complained about the ofCoach Jim Osborne's Gallipolis Blue Devils will ficiating, especially ori Lemaiplay Ironton, defending 1972 ·class .AA Ohio State re's goal in the second period Baseball champions, on Friday , May 4, in second which turned out to be the round action of the 1973 Class AA Southern Sectional Winner. "Tardif was offside by at Tournament at Ironton. least two feet as he set up that The Blue Devils and defend- tionals. Play must be com- goal," said Reay. But he ad• ing SEOAL co-league cham. pleted by May 12. Winner of mitted, " the canadiens have pion Tigers drew first round the Southern Sectional will th e best bench ir\ the NHL, so byes during Sunday's drawings advance to the Rio Grande AA how can you beat that." The · second game will be at Rio Grande College. · District, to begin May 16. Two played here Tuesday night Ironton is 13-3 overall this Rio District win~ts will adspring, and 4·1 in league play. vance to the Newark before the scene shifts to Chicago Thursday night and Gallipolis is 5-3 overall, and 1·2 Regionals, slated May 25. Sunday afternoon for games in loop play. In other AA drawings SunCoach Osborne announ ced day , Belpre drew Nelsonville- · three and four. the tournament game will also York and Warren Local dtt'w serve as a conference makeup Alexander in the· Northeast game Frjd;:iy, The Devils - Sectional. New Lexing ton Tigers SEOAL contest slated at received a bye. Hillsboro will meet Sheridan Gallipolis has been washed out three tim·es thuS far this and Greenfield takes on spring. Wa ver ly in the Northwest In the other AA Southern SectionaL Section drawings, Fairland In the Central Sectional, drew South Point and Rock Hill Minford meets Portsmouth drew a first round bye. Rock Nor thwest, and Portsmoutl] Hill plays the Fairland-South West ·is slated to meet the Point winner ~n ·· May 7, and winn er of that contest. winner of the Gallipolis · Wheelersburg drew a bye, and Ironton ga me will advance to .· Wellston playg Vinton County, the finals, slated on May 9, . ' Gallipoli.s' regula r seaso,n Friday's Gallipohs SEOAL league game with Waverly makeup game with Logan will . today may be played at pt,J · be rescheduled. at . . a later date, Pleasant or Rio G~ande this Osborr~~ said . e~fte,rnoon, Weather permUting. · Eighteen players are ·per- Memorial Field is under three mitted to dress for thP sec- feet of flooJ.w~ter. . PHILADELPHIA, Pa . 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All wprk guaranteed; See Wendell Grate for th is buY. or free estimate on any carpet i~st.;tllatlcin : RUTLAND FURNITURE . • '. I 1 ( Foote is • • • optlllllshc AshllJnd judge ·is speaker rip Twins WENt;IELL .GRATE Recent visit<>rs of Mrs.1lelen Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray ..JDhnson and family of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs . Charles Hamm and daughters, Mrs. James .J ohnson and Teresa of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush and family and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson and family . • Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr . and Mrs. Larry Johnson were Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mr _ and Mrs. Lee Roush and family of Union Ave. and Mrs ... James Johnson and Teresa of Mulberry Heighfs. Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce of Columbus were Easter holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell and Earl Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillogly and family of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. Clfnton Gilkey and Miss Karen Gilkey of Albany were Eester S.!!!,!~;>,y_visitors of Mr . and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Russell were Saturday evening visitors . Mr . and Mrs. Harley Johnson were Saturday 'evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma and Patricia. Patricia Thoma returned to her studies at Medridata In- stitute, Louisville, Ky., after RACINE - Mattie Hill and Charles and Helen Wolle were recent visitors of Ross Scarberry. The ladies Auxiliary of the Mt. Moriah Church of God met at the home of Mildred Scar· berry recenUy . Attending were Martha J oy and Tina Wolfe, Etta Mae Parsons and daughter Tonya, Shirley Simpson and daughter Lori, Anna Lee Tucker, Mildred Scarberry and Maggie Fortune. Patricia Forester fr om Oregon and her brother, Carole Cline from Columbus visited at the home of Ross Scarberry. Mrs. Eva Shaffer is making her home with her daughter, Mary Kiser due w her ill heallh. Sheridan Scarberry and daughter and granddaughter recently visfted Ro's s Scarberry. Rev . Muncy has returned home to stay after s pending some time with his parents foll owing an accident in which he broke both of his arms. Paul Parsons went to Charleston to see his doctor. Mr. and Mrs. David Proffitt have recently- moved into their new horne. PT . PLEASANT "Operation Red Ball-" stickers and in s tructiOn sheets to . parents were distributed in grades one through eight in the Mason County schools today. Paren ts should be on · the lookout for the s tickers as their · children return home from school. If the student does not bring .a ''Red Ball" sticker home, chances ~re that it has been lost or mispla'ced and an ·extra sticker can be obtained · · by contacting the local fire department or a member of the Pt. Pleasa nt Area Jaycees, U:te sponsoring organization . "Operation Red Ball" 'is ·a .life-sav ing program bein g offered for the first time in Judge H. David Hermans.. Mason County. A small red dorfer of Ashland, ·Ky., has sticker is placed on the window been selected as the featured of a room occupied by a child By FREJ) McMANE runs in the sixth inning of the · support frOIJ1 Bill MeltOn, Dick s peaker for the Annual or sl!mi-invaJid so that firemen UP! Spurts Writer . fir st ga me and rallyin g for Allen and Ed Herrmann as the Recognition Dinner of the Tri· ca n determine more quickly if Led by· names like Murcer, seven runs -in the eighih inning Whi te Sox downed the Red Sox. Stale Area Council, Boy Scouts ·someone ma y be trapped in a Nettles, Alou and Blomberg, of the nightcap . Melton 's homer, his'sixth of the .of America, accord ing to fire'. Councii Activities Chairman, the New YOrk Yankees swept a In th e first ga m e; Ron season, was a two-run shot. Harry Sunderland. ' Additional Red Ball stickers three-gat:ne series from the Blomberg delivered .a two.run are available from ·Mason Minnesota Twins over the single to ignite a four-run sixth Judge Hermansdorfer, a Coleman Wins Fifth native of the tri-state area , County 's local fire depart- weekend, outscoring their op- inning. In the nighicap BlomJoe Coleman also won his prior to becoming a Federal ments and from the Pt. ponents, 23-7, and outrutting berg .again was the big gun , fifth game of the year for Pleas8nt Area Jaycees·. Judge in March of 1972 practhem, 37-20. On Saturday they banging out four hits .and Detroit, stopping Kansas City ticed law in the Ashland area . Jaycee ·president Buck King employed the long ball, driving in 'three· r4ns to paCe a on eight hits. AI Koline had a extended his thanks to the local blasting -four two-run homers 13-hit attack. Thurman Munson He has served Scouting in run-sco ring· double and Duke fire departments a nd the to score an 11-3 viCtory, and on had the bight of the seven-run varied capacities and . is a Sims hit a two-run homer to proud holder of the Eagle Scout Mason County Board of Sunday they used the big in· eighth , a bases-loaded triple. pace the. Tigers' attack. rank. He and his wife have Education for their ning in both ends or a In other AL games, Chicago Reggie Jackson blasted a three children, one girl and two cooperation with the project. dOubleheader to score a 6-3, 11- blanked Boston , 5-0, Detroit three-run homer and Sal Bando 1 sweep. whipped Kan sas City, 6·1, added solo . blast to spark sons, and one son is .also an Major League Leaders .~ It was a marked turnaround Oakland edged Baltimore, 4-3, Oakland 's victory and provide Eagle Scout. By United pr~ss International for the Yankees, who entered The dinner is being held on Cleveland nipped California, 3- Jim Hunter with his first win of · Leading Batters · th e weekend series with only 2, and Texas beat Milwaukee, the season. Dave McNally was. Tuesday, May 15, at 6:30 p.m . National league · g. ab r . h. pet. .236 team batting average and 2-1. at th~ Ashland Oil Corporate ta gged for the hoii'ftlrs and in Ashland, Ken· ~~d~:.~U ~~ i~ ,~ ~~ :j~~ just eight homers in 16 games, .. Los Angeles swept a double- suffered his third loss in six facilities tucky. Strgel, Pit 12 47 16 18 .383 but it came as _no surprise to header from Pittsburgh, 9-8 in decisioris. . Santo, Chi 19 70 12 25 .357 the players. In addi lion to the key 13 innings, and 2-1, St. Louis George Hendrick's home run Cncpcn, Cin 16 59 11 21 .356 " When I look at our lineup beat San Francisco, 8-3, New leading off the ninth inning . speaker, the some 2!iO expected Snguiln, Pit 15 68 11 24 .353 Cr denL Chi 19 71 17 25 .352 and look at others, I don 'l see . York blanked Atlanta, 1.(), , gave Cleveland a victory f;)Ver attendees will witness the other OliVer, Pi f l4 60 11 21 .350 how they're any better than us Cincinnati shut out Philadel· California and saddled Clyde highlight of the evening; and Goodsn,SF 18 68 . 7 23 .338 phia , 8-0, Houston edged Mon. · Wright with his fourth straight that is the presentation of the Wat sn, Hou 24 86 13 29 .337 as far a~ run production goes," American Leagu.e says Bobby Murcer, who belted treal, 4-3, and Chicago downed loss. Charlie Spikes tied the Silver Beaver Award for men g. ab r. h. pet. a pair of l\Vo..run homers San Diego, t0-4;. in National game for the Indians in the and the Silver Fawn Award for Kelly , Chi 10 31 9 18 .486 M unsn,. NY 19 68 10 26 .382 Saturday and · collected .two . League actiOn. eighth with his sixth homer of women . These are the highest F isk. Bas " 16 sa 14 22 .'P9 more RB!s m Sunday's Wilbur Wood notohed his the year. Dick Tid row went the awards available on a local Jhnsn , Tex 16 61 5 23 .377 fifth victory of the year on a dis tance to notch his : third Council level for .adults who Krkptrk , KC 14 48 1 3 18 .375 lwinbill. have given outstanding service Hbii,Min 14 45 . 3 16 .356 '"We've got a good rutting sevenhitter and. got home run ·victory . Andrws·, Chi 13 45 ' 7 16 .356 team,' ' adds MattY A1ou, who to the youth of their area. Vlntne, Cal 17 68 8 24 .353 Davis, Ba l 10 38 2 13 .342 collected nine hits in 14 at bats Hortn, Det 13 SO 10 17 .340 during the three games. Home Runs National League: Wynn, Hou They Employ Trademark The Yankees employed their and' Stargell, Pitf 7; Aaron and Evans, Atl , Rader , Hou, Fer - historic trademark -th~ big guson, LA. Milner , NY, Bond'S inning- Sunday, scoring four · a nd McCoVey , SF 5. . Montreal rally defeats Haw](s ., ... A BAPTISMAL SERVICE for 18 persons in the Ohio River at the Middleport lew•· hi ghlighted Ea~tcr ser vices of the Pomeroy Wesleya n Holiness Church . The Rev . O'Pt'l l Manley, center, conducted the baptismal assisted by the Rev. Gene Roush, right, and IJ)· Kenneth Delong. On the left in the picture is Ben Eblin, active church member who pilrticipated in the Easter activities. Eighteen baptised Easter Sunday Red Ball items ."' ·- • Wolfpen .News, N~te's · News notes 01 Racine area RUTLAND, 0 . spend in~ a few days with her p3rents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma and other relatives, Mr. and Mrs . Charles Sayre and family were Easter Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charlt>s Sa~ re. Mr. ond Mrs. Doyle Knopp. Ka.ll, Ke\·in and Charles, spenl I he Easter holiday with . his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knapp and M1clu:tcl and Timms. Mrs. I Rna Krwpp uf Langsville also visited . Mr . and Mrs. Bill McEl roy, ' and Jdf of Columbus Easier holiday visiturs of his J)ar(•nls, Mr . illld Mrs. Paul Mcl':lruy and her p~renti, Mr . :111fl Mrs. Vernon Bing and faniTI}·. Mr. •nd Mrs. Charley Smith wen.• Easter Cl!ternoon visitors of Mr . and Mrs. Harley Smith uf Kanj:jUJ.!l:l . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Downs art• \' isiHn~ her pal'ents. Mr. aw.J Mrs. J . H. Murphy and r:uuih• Mr . and M1·s. James Proffitt uf Syracuse were Easter visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Warner and Gordon. · . 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Buy It Now on Our FURNITURE Budgel Terms! '. '· -~MIDDLEPORT, · OHIO ) �I • .: - , ,., • 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., April Middleport r. Auxiliary wins bestprogram award .. ..' ' .. ,.' ;; '• '· '· ' ' ,.' BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Num er ous a wards Were prese nt ed a t th e Sa turday c onfer e nce o( the Junior I America n Legion Auxiliary of Distric t 6 at the Middleport hall , but the top award, a -trophy for the best overall program durin g the past year, went to the Junior Unit of ' Feeney-Benn e tt Post 128, Middleport. This wa s the fifth con· secutive year that the Mid· dlepor t youth group has won FIRST PLACE CONTEST WINNERS at the Eighth District Junior t\Jller ic"n i.t'gi<•" the trophy in recognition of an· Auxiliary Conference staged Saturday al the Middleport Legion hall were, front row, kf . o ut st andin g a c tivities right, Charlotte Lehew, Pomeroy unit. essav : Lari Wood. Pomeroy unit, cos tun ted d t~ll ; lit·II:T program. Previous ly a: Johnson, Racine Unit, costumed doll ; Kim Roush, Middleport Unit , conH:rcnce cover : and revolving trophy , it was retired ' back row,left to right, Debra Lehew, Pomero)'"JifiTr;-scrapbook ; Cheryl Le hew, Pon 1eroy U11i 1, · to the Middleport Unit. A new foreign relations essay ; Faye Reibel, Pomeroy Unit , costumed doll ; De bbie McGuffin, Midtroph y next year will be dleport unit, narrative ; Becky Roush , Middleport unit; history ; and Sherrie Barnhar t, Mid· . provided by th e pa·s t dleport Unit, conference coVer. presidents. Elected to the position of Eighth Di~ricl president of the Junior American Legion Auxiliary was . Mary Eileen . Miller of J~nction City. She was installed to the position by Mrs. Geraldine Kessinger, · The s ixth birthday an American Legion· AuxiUary •••• niversary of Matt Riffle, son of Dis trict 8 president. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Riffle Mrs . Clifford Adkins, was ·observed Friday 'Yith a Dis tri ct 8 junior activities A weekly feature of Meigs County Garden Club mt:mbers. party at the Riffle home, Rt. 2 chairman, and Becky Roush , Pomeroy· District 8 Junior Auxiliary A- cake decorated in the president, presented awards to Charlie .Bro_w_n theme was Charlotte Lehew' Pomeroy ~rved With ·Ice cream, Kool~ Unit 39, first in age 6-12, foreign Aid and coffee . Games were · relations essaY ; Cheryl Lehew, pl"yed "nd Malt and Cheryl Unit 39 Pomeroy first in age Riffle presented a Raggedy 13 . 16 , 'essay;- Kim Roulh, Ann and Raggedy Andy puppet Middleport unit first on show. Guests at the party were conference -. cover' Charlotte Scott and TOdd Hysell, Donnie Lehew Pomero 'nit second ' yu ' ' J oe F ry , Ch ery 1 an d c·md Y ages 9·12; Cheryl Barnhort, Rlrfle, Kathy Sue DeLong, Tma first Debbie I.e hew second BY MRS. LYLE BALDERSON Ri£flc , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Po~eroy unit co~ferenc~ Riverview Garden Club Riffle, Mrs . Ruth Riffle, Mrs. ' · cover . In the. doil dressirlg contest This simPle terrariwn will enable you" to crf ate: .a bit of An gela Marcinko, Mrs. Faye nature that will daily gfeet you with new surprises. You have the Pratt, Brenda Hysell and Julia . the winners were: choice of many different habitats, !rom humid bog to arid desert. Capehart. · Class I, ages 6-8, Della For all practical purposes, you are creating a small world that During the e vening the - Johnson, Racine . 602 , first; youngster ~eceived a telephone ClasS 2, ages 9; 12 , Lori Woocl, can be placed on your window sill. ·To prepare the container thoroughly wash it with clear wa le~ call from hts g_randfath~r, Lyle Pomeroy, first , Cathy Cross, an~ dry. (Gallon glass jtirs make nice containers:) After drying, Hysell , who lS ~ pat1ent_ at 1, second; Class 3, ages . 13 _18 , place th~-jar ·On itS side and· put one arid' a half int hes of ._ gravel . Veterans Mem?Tra_!7~0Spltal. : Faye ' Riebel, 'Pomeror. Unit, (preffrably.-·crushed Umestoile) on the bottom . On top of this , first ; Denise . Marshall, pla'ce a layer of soil, one to two inche~ deep. -Pomeroy unit, secopd. The soil placed in the terrarius hlay be frof!J any location, Unit awards were as follows: ·Junior activities , revolving such as open field, a meadow, or the deep woods. It is best to lake . "J' trophy narr~tive: Middleport the soil from the surface, as many dormand seeds are found in the soil. These seeds will grow into normal healthy plant' in the Unit 128, first ; Pomeroy Unit . terrarium . After the soil is in place, a few small plant.s can be 39, second. placed in the corners. Plant the smallest type of native plant you , .Junior Activities Scrapbook: CC!n find (no more than four in a large container or two Ln a Pomeroy Unit 39 ,. first ; Midsmall). Moss can be placed over the soil to .form a plush carpel. A . The Rev . Howard Shiveley dleport Unin 26 , second . few small sticks and stones will add interest to the scene. spoke on the Jittery issue to be History : MiddlepQrt Unit 128 After the material is placed in the jar, water should be added voted on next month, following written by Becky Roush, first; in sufficient quantity to moisten all the soil. After watering, close a dinner of the Happy Hustlers Pomeroy Unit 39, second . . lhe jar and leave it in direct sWllight for one day. At the end of · .cl"ss o[ the Wesleyan United Handwork : Class I, tots to One day the excess moiSture will have gathered ori the sides of the Methodist Church, Racine, eight, ··first to Middleport, jar. The terrarius should then be opened for a period of eighl Friday night "l the church . . second to Pomeroy; 9 to 12 how:-s in order ~o remove the e'x cess moisture. The terrarium·can ThC mfnister explained ·the ·· years old, first to Pomeroy, then be permanently ·.closed and scaled. Your terrarium ~ill issue, noting that it is Issue I on · s econd to Middleport; ·Class 2 lhrive best lf kept in indirect sunlight. Plants .will grow to the ballot and asked the class of Contest 2, 9 to 12 years of maturity, produce flowers and seeds, die and then be replaced by " memberS to vote " no." age~ first to Pomeroy. second new seedlings. Rainstorms may occur in your small world ~ut to Middleport; Class 3 of they will soon end and the plan!~; will produce lush growth. · ,Mrs. Lavinia Simpson gave .contest 2, 13 to 18 , Middleport · Children love making terrariwns when they are camping. grace-preceding the dinner and took first and Pomer;oy seCond . pres iding at the business meeting was Mrs. Grace In the foreign relations Krider. Mrs. Edith Hayman scrapbook both iirst and gave the ~ecret.ary and second places were won by the Pomeroy unit. Judging of the tr'easurer 's reports . · doll dressing contest and th.e handwork was handled by Mrs. Plans were made for a Helen Billings, Mrs. Betty Ways .of preventing ac- no~skid throw rugs or none at country store May 11 and 12 at Croslie, and Mrs . Corrine cident.s was the topic of a all, being carefUl about socket the former Weese Barber ShOp ,Mohler. meeting_ of VIM (Vigor in use, marking . medicine and Registration .and a luncheon in Racine, 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. on M" lurily ) attended by ap.' keeping that which is internal preceded the conference which both days. The Lord's Prayer proximately 50 persons ·Fr;iday and that which is external only in unison closed the meeting . w"s called to order by Debra at the former Pomeroy Junior in separate cabinets; a bedside MeG uffin, president of the High SchooL buzzer, and the use o[ light. .J;i j.Ut<L'(S M oW l~ ElLE PUPPY HOUSE BR OK ~ 'l ET.' ELVINEV 0 AN ' TH' HOUSE IS SHORE IS HOUSE BROKE· - PUPPY BROKE ........ CLATTER I fEEL.<;tU..Y ' ASO UT THIS NEW MIEToOfiOLOGY EAllNG IN A PLJCE I.IKC 1M I~. I'M NO AUTHO>!ITV, BUT THERE Mi/ST 6E I NST~U CTOR, A !lETTeR WAY OF DEAN ... ' .. ·.'. VEP.. TH' PUPPY DETERMINING WINO DIRECTION ~ I'LL HAVE A HAPPV IT MV FAUlT Fmlt.V IT's A tTl; 'THE ONL'/ RE~TAU~T ~TAUR.Mrr FOR MILE~. 1HAT CATERS 10 Kll;>S? I-IORSlE HAMilU~R Wl111 FREDt;>y FROG FRIE~ AND NOO ·CON JUICE . ' '·'. • • <• • '.' ':' MONDAY REVIVAL beginning '· Monday through May 6 at :·" Danville Wesleyan Church . :: The Rev. Glenn Johnson, .:..... evangelist . Rev . Lawrence ~. . Sullivan, pastor. The public is .;:..· invited to attend . . '·'· SPRING REVIVAL at '· Danville Wesleyan Church, •· ;: Monday through May 6 with ~ " the Rev. Glenn Johnson, South ,; Bloomingville, as speaker. The · .:' Rev , Lawrence· Sullivan, •' ;· pastor, extends a public in~- vitation to the services which will begin at 7:30 p. m. each Green Thumb . ,.,. evenmg. :: POMEROY Chamber of · Commerce at noon at Meigs •.-~ Inn . :· ' SPECIAL Meeting, all ::·: members of Mefgs County :: Men's Fellowship of Churches · ;: ·of Christ, 7:30 p.m . at Brad.' :: bury Church of Christ. '· TUESDAY '' ",. REGISTRATION .for first ;: grade, Salisbury Elementary ;: School, 9 to 11 a.m. and af. •: ternoon, 1 to 3. Parents tclke ';, - child's birth ·certificate and ~- immuriization records. . •i('e..;:LETART 4·H Farm. Boys, 7 p.m. at community hall in •::• Letart Falls. RIVERVIEW PTA will meet at 6 p.m. at the school. Students directed by Mrs. Maxine Whitehead will present the program. OHIO ETA PHI CHAPTER, B'eta Sigma Phi Sorority, 6:15 p:m. at the . Columbus .and Southern ,Ohio Electric Co. Cultural program on art by ·Vikki Gloeckner, Lynn Daniel , .and Jeannie Ebersbach. ·H6steSS!!S , Nancy Prismer, Susan Baer and Charlotte Hanning. WEDNESDAY · MIDDLEPORT FIREMEN 'S Ladies Auxiliary, ' 1:30 p.m. at the new fire hall. New officers will 'be hoStesses. . ;f.<,cal l~'' wling ·· Wednesday· Late Mixed League Week of Aprii2S, 1973 Rosenbaum -Meadows Fultz - Bentley Hotter -Rawlings Bl akeslee- Hovt MacDonald,- Drenner 82 78 76 46 42 Moore -Morrow 36 Men Game - Vic Wipple 234; Rosenbaum 220.' S-eries - Vic Wipple 583 ; Rosenbaum 547. Wcu'nen Hi Game --' Susan · Knight -,. HI . pick · • Hi ' Dick 190 ; Delores Tyree 158. : ~34 . .. Team High Game and S e~ies :~ Young 's Market 703 a.nd .11008 . . • ·'' '' Women's ThUrsday Afternoon April19, 1973 Won Lost •:Pullin s 81 39 ::New York Clothing 75 45 !!Pomroy Lanes 60 60 ::simon ' S Mkt. 60 60 -, .•Pomeroy Motors 46 74 ·· Helen ' s seauty Shop 38 82 :., High Team Series - Pull ins •j 831 . Pomeroy ll.anes 1674, New :·vork Clothing 1615. · " Higll ieam G~me ~- ~ullins : ~~4 Pom~roy Lanes 622 • . ,fullln s 62:0. ~~ High Ind. Series -'-- Marlene 'Wilson 554 ." Eileen Searls 4.71, .. V i cky Adkins 452. . Hl9h Ind . Game - Marlepe Wilson 717 , Eileen s~_..,.,, 190. Ril<l Stump 177 . .. 11r HOWEVER, I MUST CONTINUE PLAYING IN ORP&R TO EN'TlC:& COINS FROM · PASSIN.- TROPHY AWARDS - Both trophies awarded at the conference were won by !he Mid· dleporl Unit.39. For the fifth consecutive year the Middleport juniors won the trophy for I he best all-<~ round program of activities . The host unit also won the trophy for the highest "llend· a nee al the conference . Debra McGuffin, president , accepted both trophies [or the Middlepor t unit from Mrs. Clifford Adkins. left, the District 8 junior a ctivities chairman, and Mrs. Geraldine Kessinger, DistrictS president of the American Legion Auxiliary. IF ~'D LIKE WHY SIT AROUND ON A Mfl.$. RONAN ? I!M FROM 11E.XPERIENCE COME, 1M, LET'S e>;STRI8UTE 'JHESE IN 1HE. PARK AND ON 'lHE $TREE"Tj PEDES'TRIANS ... HMMM! PIIRTOF UNLIMJTED?.. YOU MUST ~E MR. GABELLINO, 'lHE ARTIST WHO'S GOING 10 HE1.P OJR SON KELLY• PLEA\iE COME lN. nature to homes Syracuse auxiliary has alr J ua1J ,1· · '· t ' mee tn6a '.J' County and the Meigs County . was entitled "Condemned by . . · Senior Citizens. the VIM Our Own · Carelessness " in meeting wa~ presided over by . which the dangers of smoking f, Miss Lucille Smith, Retired m bed, overloaded ctrcutts, an~ Teacbers pr-esident, who in- ~ eeping matches where troduced the Rev. Robert Card children can get to them were SYRACUSE - An all day meeting was held called to ~ho showed seVeral films on discussed. It Was noted that meeiing waS held by the .Ladies . order by the president, Janice safety. each year ~0,000 fir~s ~ are Auxiliary · April 24 . The Laws on , with the Lord 's The first film entitled "Step started by children playing forenoon was a· work . detail, Prayer and the flag pledge in Lightly" emphasized the Idea with mat c hes. · Never put preparing to move lnto the new unison._ Devotions were by of having reflective material ga soline in a glass container, municipal building. A sack Charlotte Nease, reading from on clothing to make it easier never put a cord under a rug lunch was held at noon. · Job. Roll call was answered by for motorists to see pedestrians ; were bits ol advice to the senior In the afternoon a regular 11 members. , after dark . Jt was pOinted out citizens. It was aiso suggested Secreta,ry's report was given th<;tt one out of five pedestrians than an escape ·plan be worked . May 4 "t the Junior High by Marie Lavender and are jnjured after dark-, and that out in the eVent (ire strikes. building from 10 a . m . to 12 treasurer's by Agnes White. ' wearing white at night is not Speaking at the meeting was noon . The topic will ·. be Other report$ were also given . nearly as ef,fective as a J oe StrUble, Pomeroy fir e "Common Diseases" . PamThe date for a variety show is renective material. _Reflective fighter and emergency phlets on . how to prevent ac- May 18 al the local school tape suitable for use on shoes s quadman, wh o talked on cidents were distributed by house with admission 50 cents or .other appar is 'available at preventing fires. He als o Gladys .H"y!'ian, Ruth Euler, . for both adults and children . local shops, it was reP~r:ted. commented briefly' on the Rachel McBride, 1\ilay Hughes, • Md. Charles Newnan will "It Need Not Have Happened Emergency Medical Service , Edith Forrest, ·Bertha Smith furnish the . music. Anyone· -, A Matter of Seconds" 'Was n oting that ·the squads .in and Nan Moore of the Retired wishing _t'?. partic(pate phone the film title which suggested Mid~leport, · Pomeroy and Teachers AsSociation. one o[ these numbers, 992-2659, wa ys of avoiding and Syracuse will.stay in business. Senior citizens. introduced 992·7351, 992·20!5, 992·7181, or preveri'·ung falls. Slowing down He commended the community and pafticip~ting were see any Auxiliary member. and maintaining the proper . for the support given to the , ·r.lecmor T~orriq.s , Henry Hum'emad~ candy, brownies . a ~titude we~t' listed as two volunteer units a!'ld the help in Wal son, I.ea[y Chasteen , Pearl and Kooi:Aid will be [or sale. ways of preventing injury by buiiding pro~ rams . 1\'e!ker, Jean Mor.gan, .Alice Roll call for the M~y 8 I falls . As for physical en11 was noted that falls are the.. Wa~ sley, and Jqyce Bunch . . meeting will be a Mother's Day vironment, the film suggested bi~gest cause ' of accidents, -· Cumm·u ·iities represented poem . Devotions will be by Ada proper installation of railings, secund · comes autQhlbile ac~ \HTe SyracUse , · Racine ': Slack . Ho~tesses· will be .no ski~ strips .in the - bat~ tub, ddcnl.'i, and third, fires . Port land, CHester, Pomeroy, Mildred Pierce· and Thelma The rll•xl ·. meeting will be Middleporl arld Gallipolis. . J{Ol>d ti,qhUn~,' railings, using (it·ueser . . . MENTIONS MUST BE GRANO, 8UT I, LIKE: YOU, PARTICULAR DON'T KNOW THE BRAND! • ;:J.,r~ ~ . ' I r' 11 • J speakS at meet Accidents are topic of VIM meeting Friday BEAST HE DIN06AUR, AUEV! \HE NEED A ReV..Shi'lJe/1! . • I! f' Terrarium lends . Te~~~~:;~;:!i~i~~eof~~;~ w~~:trrl~n~~s.flre preveQtion - Hi Series - Susan Kn ight 4.46 ; D~lores Tyree 408 . Team Hi Game Ma cOonald -Drenner 64 1. ·· Team Hi Series - · Ma cOonald -Drenne.: 1834. Wednesday Early Mixed (Final 2nd Half) -~ April18 , 1973 Pts . Zide 's Sporf Shop 11 0 Oiler ' s Sohio 83 Tenth Framers 76 Younq 's Market , 50 Sm ith· Nelson Motors 47 •Ne!son 's Drugs 42 ; High Ind. Game - Me n: Jr . .• Phelps 22'2, Bill Porter 21 6. ; Women : .Carolyn Ba.;hner 205, •,Betty Smith 190 . ·~ - High Se ries - J r . Phelps56J : ~tnd Bill Porter 548. ~ etty Smith 536 and Carol yn Badmer; • FO'ME.!! Matt Riffle Notes ¥ '. . ® IN THAT CASEYO' IS WORK!N' Party ho.nors .. ~ U'LABNER i. ~ .. . ·.·.-,.l ~ • UTTLE MISS POPPIES reigning at the Eighth District Junior Conference Saturday" t•rt·, left to right, Dee Ann Keister of Junction City, Kenda Mohler, Middleport, and Robin C"'i 'P· bell, Pomeroy . The reigning Junior Miss Poppy was.Lari Wood, Pomeroy. Junior Unit of- Middleport. The colors were advanced by Kim Roush , sergeant at arms , Angela Dailey and Sandra Might, color bearers; and Paula Cunningham and Melinda Thomas, color guards. Cheryl ·. Barnhard gave . the invocation which was followed by a silent tribute to the honored dead. Nancy Neff of Unit. 222 led in the pledge of allegiance and Pam Powers of Pomeroy Unit 39 led in the preamble to the constitution ·of the Amer-ican Legion Auxiliary . _ , Mrs. Carrie Neut:liling was pianist for the cOnference attended .. by 67 persons. Kim Roush for Unit 128extended the welcome with Melanie Burt of Pomeroy Unit 39 giving the response . Greeting wfre extended by ~· Paul flaptonstall, past com· mander of the Post 128, Mid· dleport; Mayor John Zerkle, and Mrs. Kessinger, Eighth District president of the AmeriCan Legion Auxiliary. Several .distinguished guests were recognized . · Cheryl Lehew reported on registration and Unit J9 of Pomeroy presented a skit, " Vaca'tion on the Moon ~ " Corsages were presented by presiding' district the president, Miss Roush , to Mrs . Adkins, Mrs. Kessinger, .a nd Mrs . Neutz.ling who also Was given a flower arrangement in appreciation for her service as . pianist at the conference. Th;e '1974 conference was set for April 27 at Junction City . Della Johnson of Racine was the winner of the door prize, The identification tags for t-he conference · were p'rovided by lhe Junction City Unit 376. Committees for the conference were Cheryl Lehew, · chairman, Pomeroy 'Unit 39, chairman, Sheryl Simpson, Racine Unit 602, and Pamela Morris,· Middleport Unit 128, regis tration; ·Beth McKnight, chairman, P.o meroy, Tina · Degarri10, Unit 22; and Kim Ounall: Unit 376, tellers·: ' HELLO, ANrtlf ... CHtfF ... '(OJ "TWO TfLL . MS. ABCUT THAT cortC'ti WOrt IT SHELL YOU tiAYf lHfRf? Iii 1111 h Sher,rie Reuter , chairman, Roush , Chairman, Racine 602; · Unit :!9 ; Andrea German, Unit Mary E . Miller, lfnil 376; and 222; and Angel" Dailey, .Unit Tammy Degarmo, Urlit · 222, 126, placement; and Connie resolutions. · _ _:_:_r------'- - - - -- -- - --- - - - Yeolenlay'o.CI')'ploq:aole: LAUGHTER IS THE TONIC, THE RELIEF, THE SURCEASE FOR PAIN.~CHARLIE CHAPldN 4. Social i nseef Rose essence 6. - Society · (German religiou s 1. •' . <e 1878 Kine Futuna Syndlute, Inc.) . by THOMAS JOSEPH !\('ROSS' , Nl~ . I"' , T.M lo, U I . hi Oft. 5. fl. Shaw iz.c) . Hoss or Rigg · R. Moslem ruler -9 . Nose 12. F!-l.mt•d ~~~~~~~!~~i:: l Un1cramblt these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, lo form four ordinary word1. in (s pccial - sect ) LOOK ~l!)J~~®Ikai-'IJ _, ,_ ll oora~-: 7. - IFr.'l nccc» ary talk (sl.l Gufl'; !3 wd un ~. l Tornll' 10. Cuttinv; .tool t il . All ears 17. Polish · weight 16. l lnd c ' ISp.) ·. 18. ·Son of Yesterday's.Answer 23. Oe.tinitc 35. Sea weed 24: 1ludgc 36. Headline 37. - 27. Obtained 28. Hungar- ian nela poet 19. Taj Mahol · · 32:. 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' HI , CHUCK, OL' ll\JO()<(.. , HOW'VE 'ftiU 8fEN? t.5 . ln sllfj.(('!ll Ui; ltt•m i 11 :1 (jlh•t'if :-; If you can spnrc some tinie, even a few ho urs, \\'ckn ow k)rs of fo lk s who wanlro bt· !>ow~ I. " - BC d!!" 2. Floor CO\"l•rin g n eed yo ur hel p. Lo nel y pcopk . Kid s ·3. Rlin gy EAsY ·w ith o ut parent, , O ld Folks. V.:ts in hos- DAILY ('~YI'TOIIUOTt: .,. Here!s h"w to work pi ta Is. It's fun to vuluntcn. So c ~ll yuur ,t X Y Jl L .B A A X R Is 1. 0 S G FELLOW .. O~l' lrtler simply standti for _another. In this .~ arnplc '-A is . used !or-· the thnlt• V~ . X. for the tw_o O's. etc. S1nglc letters . apostroph<' s. thr lr11g1h <;~nd .formatJ<~n of - lh<'. wor<i.s are a11 hinl !l. Each tla~· t-ht• ('Ode letters arc d1ffC'!rC'nt . lucal Vo l unt~ry A ct io n C enter tncby . O r write to "Vol unteer", ':>Vashington, . I D. C200 13. ' COO~fibi!Je& lo>r lh e publiC ij00d In COOp erat lf.ln Wifh O<J L/OV MIND IF I PUT ~OV ON '' HOLD " ? ('RYI'TO(!I_IOTES ' l' QH .. Adv &rliSing it: . Il1 "X K·YX ·HO .YX <' l ' X (' l ' 1' (; 0 (; K !: Z ('Qil )'QYX YX t' l'l ' liL . l' X ,\ lfllt: l'!IY l.l~< ' li ' .~ <'!JZ l .l ' ll '( ' .•., l' t··O K 'T H X ( ' . Th~ · Adve rt isln a Counci l and lh @lnlt(rtatl onal ~ e wspaper _.dvertisi~ hltutl~u PZBH t' 7.Cio · Jl • ·. T Y W ll • \' • �I • .: - , ,., • 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., April Middleport r. Auxiliary wins bestprogram award .. ..' ' .. ,.' ;; '• '· '· ' ' ,.' BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Num er ous a wards Were prese nt ed a t th e Sa turday c onfer e nce o( the Junior I America n Legion Auxiliary of Distric t 6 at the Middleport hall , but the top award, a -trophy for the best overall program durin g the past year, went to the Junior Unit of ' Feeney-Benn e tt Post 128, Middleport. This wa s the fifth con· secutive year that the Mid· dlepor t youth group has won FIRST PLACE CONTEST WINNERS at the Eighth District Junior t\Jller ic"n i.t'gi<•" the trophy in recognition of an· Auxiliary Conference staged Saturday al the Middleport Legion hall were, front row, kf . o ut st andin g a c tivities right, Charlotte Lehew, Pomeroy unit. essav : Lari Wood. Pomeroy unit, cos tun ted d t~ll ; lit·II:T program. Previous ly a: Johnson, Racine Unit, costumed doll ; Kim Roush, Middleport Unit , conH:rcnce cover : and revolving trophy , it was retired ' back row,left to right, Debra Lehew, Pomero)'"JifiTr;-scrapbook ; Cheryl Le hew, Pon 1eroy U11i 1, · to the Middleport Unit. A new foreign relations essay ; Faye Reibel, Pomeroy Unit , costumed doll ; De bbie McGuffin, Midtroph y next year will be dleport unit, narrative ; Becky Roush , Middleport unit; history ; and Sherrie Barnhar t, Mid· . provided by th e pa·s t dleport Unit, conference coVer. presidents. Elected to the position of Eighth Di~ricl president of the Junior American Legion Auxiliary was . Mary Eileen . Miller of J~nction City. She was installed to the position by Mrs. Geraldine Kessinger, · The s ixth birthday an American Legion· AuxiUary •••• niversary of Matt Riffle, son of Dis trict 8 president. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Riffle Mrs . Clifford Adkins, was ·observed Friday 'Yith a Dis tri ct 8 junior activities A weekly feature of Meigs County Garden Club mt:mbers. party at the Riffle home, Rt. 2 chairman, and Becky Roush , Pomeroy· District 8 Junior Auxiliary A- cake decorated in the president, presented awards to Charlie .Bro_w_n theme was Charlotte Lehew' Pomeroy ~rved With ·Ice cream, Kool~ Unit 39, first in age 6-12, foreign Aid and coffee . Games were · relations essaY ; Cheryl Lehew, pl"yed "nd Malt and Cheryl Unit 39 Pomeroy first in age Riffle presented a Raggedy 13 . 16 , 'essay;- Kim Roulh, Ann and Raggedy Andy puppet Middleport unit first on show. Guests at the party were conference -. cover' Charlotte Scott and TOdd Hysell, Donnie Lehew Pomero 'nit second ' yu ' ' J oe F ry , Ch ery 1 an d c·md Y ages 9·12; Cheryl Barnhort, Rlrfle, Kathy Sue DeLong, Tma first Debbie I.e hew second BY MRS. LYLE BALDERSON Ri£flc , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Po~eroy unit co~ferenc~ Riverview Garden Club Riffle, Mrs . Ruth Riffle, Mrs. ' · cover . In the. doil dressirlg contest This simPle terrariwn will enable you" to crf ate: .a bit of An gela Marcinko, Mrs. Faye nature that will daily gfeet you with new surprises. You have the Pratt, Brenda Hysell and Julia . the winners were: choice of many different habitats, !rom humid bog to arid desert. Capehart. · Class I, ages 6-8, Della For all practical purposes, you are creating a small world that During the e vening the - Johnson, Racine . 602 , first; youngster ~eceived a telephone ClasS 2, ages 9; 12 , Lori Woocl, can be placed on your window sill. ·To prepare the container thoroughly wash it with clear wa le~ call from hts g_randfath~r, Lyle Pomeroy, first , Cathy Cross, an~ dry. (Gallon glass jtirs make nice containers:) After drying, Hysell , who lS ~ pat1ent_ at 1, second; Class 3, ages . 13 _18 , place th~-jar ·On itS side and· put one arid' a half int hes of ._ gravel . Veterans Mem?Tra_!7~0Spltal. : Faye ' Riebel, 'Pomeror. Unit, (preffrably.-·crushed Umestoile) on the bottom . On top of this , first ; Denise . Marshall, pla'ce a layer of soil, one to two inche~ deep. -Pomeroy unit, secopd. The soil placed in the terrarius hlay be frof!J any location, Unit awards were as follows: ·Junior activities , revolving such as open field, a meadow, or the deep woods. It is best to lake . "J' trophy narr~tive: Middleport the soil from the surface, as many dormand seeds are found in the soil. These seeds will grow into normal healthy plant' in the Unit 128, first ; Pomeroy Unit . terrarium . After the soil is in place, a few small plant.s can be 39, second. placed in the corners. Plant the smallest type of native plant you , .Junior Activities Scrapbook: CC!n find (no more than four in a large container or two Ln a Pomeroy Unit 39 ,. first ; Midsmall). Moss can be placed over the soil to .form a plush carpel. A . The Rev . Howard Shiveley dleport Unin 26 , second . few small sticks and stones will add interest to the scene. spoke on the Jittery issue to be History : MiddlepQrt Unit 128 After the material is placed in the jar, water should be added voted on next month, following written by Becky Roush, first; in sufficient quantity to moisten all the soil. After watering, close a dinner of the Happy Hustlers Pomeroy Unit 39, second . . lhe jar and leave it in direct sWllight for one day. At the end of · .cl"ss o[ the Wesleyan United Handwork : Class I, tots to One day the excess moiSture will have gathered ori the sides of the Methodist Church, Racine, eight, ··first to Middleport, jar. The terrarius should then be opened for a period of eighl Friday night "l the church . . second to Pomeroy; 9 to 12 how:-s in order ~o remove the e'x cess moisture. The terrarium·can ThC mfnister explained ·the ·· years old, first to Pomeroy, then be permanently ·.closed and scaled. Your terrarium ~ill issue, noting that it is Issue I on · s econd to Middleport; ·Class 2 lhrive best lf kept in indirect sunlight. Plants .will grow to the ballot and asked the class of Contest 2, 9 to 12 years of maturity, produce flowers and seeds, die and then be replaced by " memberS to vote " no." age~ first to Pomeroy. second new seedlings. Rainstorms may occur in your small world ~ut to Middleport; Class 3 of they will soon end and the plan!~; will produce lush growth. · ,Mrs. Lavinia Simpson gave .contest 2, 13 to 18 , Middleport · Children love making terrariwns when they are camping. grace-preceding the dinner and took first and Pomer;oy seCond . pres iding at the business meeting was Mrs. Grace In the foreign relations Krider. Mrs. Edith Hayman scrapbook both iirst and gave the ~ecret.ary and second places were won by the Pomeroy unit. Judging of the tr'easurer 's reports . · doll dressing contest and th.e handwork was handled by Mrs. Plans were made for a Helen Billings, Mrs. Betty Ways .of preventing ac- no~skid throw rugs or none at country store May 11 and 12 at Croslie, and Mrs . Corrine cident.s was the topic of a all, being carefUl about socket the former Weese Barber ShOp ,Mohler. meeting_ of VIM (Vigor in use, marking . medicine and Registration .and a luncheon in Racine, 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. on M" lurily ) attended by ap.' keeping that which is internal preceded the conference which both days. The Lord's Prayer proximately 50 persons ·Fr;iday and that which is external only in unison closed the meeting . w"s called to order by Debra at the former Pomeroy Junior in separate cabinets; a bedside MeG uffin, president of the High SchooL buzzer, and the use o[ light. .J;i j.Ut<L'(S M oW l~ ElLE PUPPY HOUSE BR OK ~ 'l ET.' ELVINEV 0 AN ' TH' HOUSE IS SHORE IS HOUSE BROKE· - PUPPY BROKE ........ CLATTER I fEEL.<;tU..Y ' ASO UT THIS NEW MIEToOfiOLOGY EAllNG IN A PLJCE I.IKC 1M I~. I'M NO AUTHO>!ITV, BUT THERE Mi/ST 6E I NST~U CTOR, A !lETTeR WAY OF DEAN ... ' .. ·.'. VEP.. TH' PUPPY DETERMINING WINO DIRECTION ~ I'LL HAVE A HAPPV IT MV FAUlT Fmlt.V IT's A tTl; 'THE ONL'/ RE~TAU~T ~TAUR.Mrr FOR MILE~. 1HAT CATERS 10 Kll;>S? I-IORSlE HAMilU~R Wl111 FREDt;>y FROG FRIE~ AND NOO ·CON JUICE . ' '·'. • • <• • '.' ':' MONDAY REVIVAL beginning '· Monday through May 6 at :·" Danville Wesleyan Church . :: The Rev. Glenn Johnson, .:..... evangelist . Rev . Lawrence ~. . Sullivan, pastor. The public is .;:..· invited to attend . . '·'· SPRING REVIVAL at '· Danville Wesleyan Church, •· ;: Monday through May 6 with ~ " the Rev. Glenn Johnson, South ,; Bloomingville, as speaker. The · .:' Rev , Lawrence· Sullivan, •' ;· pastor, extends a public in~- vitation to the services which will begin at 7:30 p. m. each Green Thumb . ,.,. evenmg. :: POMEROY Chamber of · Commerce at noon at Meigs •.-~ Inn . :· ' SPECIAL Meeting, all ::·: members of Mefgs County :: Men's Fellowship of Churches · ;: ·of Christ, 7:30 p.m . at Brad.' :: bury Church of Christ. '· TUESDAY '' ",. REGISTRATION .for first ;: grade, Salisbury Elementary ;: School, 9 to 11 a.m. and af. •: ternoon, 1 to 3. Parents tclke ';, - child's birth ·certificate and ~- immuriization records. . •i('e..;:LETART 4·H Farm. Boys, 7 p.m. at community hall in •::• Letart Falls. RIVERVIEW PTA will meet at 6 p.m. at the school. Students directed by Mrs. Maxine Whitehead will present the program. OHIO ETA PHI CHAPTER, B'eta Sigma Phi Sorority, 6:15 p:m. at the . Columbus .and Southern ,Ohio Electric Co. Cultural program on art by ·Vikki Gloeckner, Lynn Daniel , .and Jeannie Ebersbach. ·H6steSS!!S , Nancy Prismer, Susan Baer and Charlotte Hanning. WEDNESDAY · MIDDLEPORT FIREMEN 'S Ladies Auxiliary, ' 1:30 p.m. at the new fire hall. New officers will 'be hoStesses. . ;f.<,cal l~'' wling ·· Wednesday· Late Mixed League Week of Aprii2S, 1973 Rosenbaum -Meadows Fultz - Bentley Hotter -Rawlings Bl akeslee- Hovt MacDonald,- Drenner 82 78 76 46 42 Moore -Morrow 36 Men Game - Vic Wipple 234; Rosenbaum 220.' S-eries - Vic Wipple 583 ; Rosenbaum 547. Wcu'nen Hi Game --' Susan · Knight -,. HI . pick · • Hi ' Dick 190 ; Delores Tyree 158. : ~34 . .. Team High Game and S e~ies :~ Young 's Market 703 a.nd .11008 . . • ·'' '' Women's ThUrsday Afternoon April19, 1973 Won Lost •:Pullin s 81 39 ::New York Clothing 75 45 !!Pomroy Lanes 60 60 ::simon ' S Mkt. 60 60 -, .•Pomeroy Motors 46 74 ·· Helen ' s seauty Shop 38 82 :., High Team Series - Pull ins •j 831 . Pomeroy ll.anes 1674, New :·vork Clothing 1615. · " Higll ieam G~me ~- ~ullins : ~~4 Pom~roy Lanes 622 • . ,fullln s 62:0. ~~ High Ind. Series -'-- Marlene 'Wilson 554 ." Eileen Searls 4.71, .. V i cky Adkins 452. . Hl9h Ind . Game - Marlepe Wilson 717 , Eileen s~_..,.,, 190. Ril<l Stump 177 . .. 11r HOWEVER, I MUST CONTINUE PLAYING IN ORP&R TO EN'TlC:& COINS FROM · PASSIN.- TROPHY AWARDS - Both trophies awarded at the conference were won by !he Mid· dleporl Unit.39. For the fifth consecutive year the Middleport juniors won the trophy for I he best all-<~ round program of activities . The host unit also won the trophy for the highest "llend· a nee al the conference . Debra McGuffin, president , accepted both trophies [or the Middlepor t unit from Mrs. Clifford Adkins. left, the District 8 junior a ctivities chairman, and Mrs. Geraldine Kessinger, DistrictS president of the American Legion Auxiliary. IF ~'D LIKE WHY SIT AROUND ON A Mfl.$. RONAN ? I!M FROM 11E.XPERIENCE COME, 1M, LET'S e>;STRI8UTE 'JHESE IN 1HE. PARK AND ON 'lHE $TREE"Tj PEDES'TRIANS ... HMMM! PIIRTOF UNLIMJTED?.. YOU MUST ~E MR. GABELLINO, 'lHE ARTIST WHO'S GOING 10 HE1.P OJR SON KELLY• PLEA\iE COME lN. nature to homes Syracuse auxiliary has alr J ua1J ,1· · '· t ' mee tn6a '.J' County and the Meigs County . was entitled "Condemned by . . · Senior Citizens. the VIM Our Own · Carelessness " in meeting wa~ presided over by . which the dangers of smoking f, Miss Lucille Smith, Retired m bed, overloaded ctrcutts, an~ Teacbers pr-esident, who in- ~ eeping matches where troduced the Rev. Robert Card children can get to them were SYRACUSE - An all day meeting was held called to ~ho showed seVeral films on discussed. It Was noted that meeiing waS held by the .Ladies . order by the president, Janice safety. each year ~0,000 fir~s ~ are Auxiliary · April 24 . The Laws on , with the Lord 's The first film entitled "Step started by children playing forenoon was a· work . detail, Prayer and the flag pledge in Lightly" emphasized the Idea with mat c hes. · Never put preparing to move lnto the new unison._ Devotions were by of having reflective material ga soline in a glass container, municipal building. A sack Charlotte Nease, reading from on clothing to make it easier never put a cord under a rug lunch was held at noon. · Job. Roll call was answered by for motorists to see pedestrians ; were bits ol advice to the senior In the afternoon a regular 11 members. , after dark . Jt was pOinted out citizens. It was aiso suggested Secreta,ry's report was given th<;tt one out of five pedestrians than an escape ·plan be worked . May 4 "t the Junior High by Marie Lavender and are jnjured after dark-, and that out in the eVent (ire strikes. building from 10 a . m . to 12 treasurer's by Agnes White. ' wearing white at night is not Speaking at the meeting was noon . The topic will ·. be Other report$ were also given . nearly as ef,fective as a J oe StrUble, Pomeroy fir e "Common Diseases" . PamThe date for a variety show is renective material. _Reflective fighter and emergency phlets on . how to prevent ac- May 18 al the local school tape suitable for use on shoes s quadman, wh o talked on cidents were distributed by house with admission 50 cents or .other appar is 'available at preventing fires. He als o Gladys .H"y!'ian, Ruth Euler, . for both adults and children . local shops, it was reP~r:ted. commented briefly' on the Rachel McBride, 1\ilay Hughes, • Md. Charles Newnan will "It Need Not Have Happened Emergency Medical Service , Edith Forrest, ·Bertha Smith furnish the . music. Anyone· -, A Matter of Seconds" 'Was n oting that ·the squads .in and Nan Moore of the Retired wishing _t'?. partic(pate phone the film title which suggested Mid~leport, · Pomeroy and Teachers AsSociation. one o[ these numbers, 992-2659, wa ys of avoiding and Syracuse will.stay in business. Senior citizens. introduced 992·7351, 992·20!5, 992·7181, or preveri'·ung falls. Slowing down He commended the community and pafticip~ting were see any Auxiliary member. and maintaining the proper . for the support given to the , ·r.lecmor T~orriq.s , Henry Hum'emad~ candy, brownies . a ~titude we~t' listed as two volunteer units a!'ld the help in Wal son, I.ea[y Chasteen , Pearl and Kooi:Aid will be [or sale. ways of preventing injury by buiiding pro~ rams . 1\'e!ker, Jean Mor.gan, .Alice Roll call for the M~y 8 I falls . As for physical en11 was noted that falls are the.. Wa~ sley, and Jqyce Bunch . . meeting will be a Mother's Day vironment, the film suggested bi~gest cause ' of accidents, -· Cumm·u ·iities represented poem . Devotions will be by Ada proper installation of railings, secund · comes autQhlbile ac~ \HTe SyracUse , · Racine ': Slack . Ho~tesses· will be .no ski~ strips .in the - bat~ tub, ddcnl.'i, and third, fires . Port land, CHester, Pomeroy, Mildred Pierce· and Thelma The rll•xl ·. meeting will be Middleporl arld Gallipolis. . J{Ol>d ti,qhUn~,' railings, using (it·ueser . . . MENTIONS MUST BE GRANO, 8UT I, LIKE: YOU, PARTICULAR DON'T KNOW THE BRAND! • ;:J.,r~ ~ . ' I r' 11 • J speakS at meet Accidents are topic of VIM meeting Friday BEAST HE DIN06AUR, AUEV! \HE NEED A ReV..Shi'lJe/1! . • I! f' Terrarium lends . Te~~~~:;~;:!i~i~~eof~~;~ w~~:trrl~n~~s.flre preveQtion - Hi Series - Susan Kn ight 4.46 ; D~lores Tyree 408 . Team Hi Game Ma cOonald -Drenner 64 1. ·· Team Hi Series - · Ma cOonald -Drenne.: 1834. Wednesday Early Mixed (Final 2nd Half) -~ April18 , 1973 Pts . Zide 's Sporf Shop 11 0 Oiler ' s Sohio 83 Tenth Framers 76 Younq 's Market , 50 Sm ith· Nelson Motors 47 •Ne!son 's Drugs 42 ; High Ind. Game - Me n: Jr . .• Phelps 22'2, Bill Porter 21 6. ; Women : .Carolyn Ba.;hner 205, •,Betty Smith 190 . ·~ - High Se ries - J r . Phelps56J : ~tnd Bill Porter 548. ~ etty Smith 536 and Carol yn Badmer; • FO'ME.!! Matt Riffle Notes ¥ '. . ® IN THAT CASEYO' IS WORK!N' Party ho.nors .. ~ U'LABNER i. ~ .. . ·.·.-,.l ~ • UTTLE MISS POPPIES reigning at the Eighth District Junior Conference Saturday" t•rt·, left to right, Dee Ann Keister of Junction City, Kenda Mohler, Middleport, and Robin C"'i 'P· bell, Pomeroy . The reigning Junior Miss Poppy was.Lari Wood, Pomeroy. Junior Unit of- Middleport. The colors were advanced by Kim Roush , sergeant at arms , Angela Dailey and Sandra Might, color bearers; and Paula Cunningham and Melinda Thomas, color guards. Cheryl ·. Barnhard gave . the invocation which was followed by a silent tribute to the honored dead. Nancy Neff of Unit. 222 led in the pledge of allegiance and Pam Powers of Pomeroy Unit 39 led in the preamble to the constitution ·of the Amer-ican Legion Auxiliary . _ , Mrs. Carrie Neut:liling was pianist for the cOnference attended .. by 67 persons. Kim Roush for Unit 128extended the welcome with Melanie Burt of Pomeroy Unit 39 giving the response . Greeting wfre extended by ~· Paul flaptonstall, past com· mander of the Post 128, Mid· dleport; Mayor John Zerkle, and Mrs. Kessinger, Eighth District president of the AmeriCan Legion Auxiliary. Several .distinguished guests were recognized . · Cheryl Lehew reported on registration and Unit J9 of Pomeroy presented a skit, " Vaca'tion on the Moon ~ " Corsages were presented by presiding' district the president, Miss Roush , to Mrs . Adkins, Mrs. Kessinger, .a nd Mrs . Neutz.ling who also Was given a flower arrangement in appreciation for her service as . pianist at the conference. Th;e '1974 conference was set for April 27 at Junction City . Della Johnson of Racine was the winner of the door prize, The identification tags for t-he conference · were p'rovided by lhe Junction City Unit 376. Committees for the conference were Cheryl Lehew, · chairman, Pomeroy 'Unit 39, chairman, Sheryl Simpson, Racine Unit 602, and Pamela Morris,· Middleport Unit 128, regis tration; ·Beth McKnight, chairman, P.o meroy, Tina · Degarri10, Unit 22; and Kim Ounall: Unit 376, tellers·: ' HELLO, ANrtlf ... CHtfF ... '(OJ "TWO TfLL . MS. ABCUT THAT cortC'ti WOrt IT SHELL YOU tiAYf lHfRf? Iii 1111 h Sher,rie Reuter , chairman, Roush , Chairman, Racine 602; · Unit :!9 ; Andrea German, Unit Mary E . Miller, lfnil 376; and 222; and Angel" Dailey, .Unit Tammy Degarmo, Urlit · 222, 126, placement; and Connie resolutions. · _ _:_:_r------'- - - - -- -- - --- - - - Yeolenlay'o.CI')'ploq:aole: LAUGHTER IS THE TONIC, THE RELIEF, THE SURCEASE FOR PAIN.~CHARLIE CHAPldN 4. Social i nseef Rose essence 6. - Society · (German religiou s 1. •' . <e 1878 Kine Futuna Syndlute, Inc.) . by THOMAS JOSEPH !\('ROSS' , Nl~ . I"' , T.M lo, U I . hi Oft. 5. fl. Shaw iz.c) . Hoss or Rigg · R. Moslem ruler -9 . Nose 12. F!-l.mt•d ~~~~~~~!~~i:: l Un1cramblt these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, lo form four ordinary word1. in (s pccial - sect ) LOOK ~l!)J~~®Ikai-'IJ _, ,_ ll oora~-: 7. - IFr.'l nccc» ary talk (sl.l Gufl'; !3 wd un ~. l Tornll' 10. Cuttinv; .tool t il . All ears 17. Polish · weight 16. l lnd c ' ISp.) ·. 18. ·Son of Yesterday's.Answer 23. Oe.tinitc 35. Sea weed 24: 1ludgc 36. Headline 37. - 27. Obtained 28. Hungar- ian nela poet 19. Taj Mahol · · 32:. 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' HI , CHUCK, OL' ll\JO()<(.. , HOW'VE 'ftiU 8fEN? t.5 . ln sllfj.(('!ll Ui; ltt•m i 11 :1 (jlh•t'if :-; If you can spnrc some tinie, even a few ho urs, \\'ckn ow k)rs of fo lk s who wanlro bt· !>ow~ I. " - BC d!!" 2. Floor CO\"l•rin g n eed yo ur hel p. Lo nel y pcopk . Kid s ·3. Rlin gy EAsY ·w ith o ut parent, , O ld Folks. V.:ts in hos- DAILY ('~YI'TOIIUOTt: .,. Here!s h"w to work pi ta Is. It's fun to vuluntcn. So c ~ll yuur ,t X Y Jl L .B A A X R Is 1. 0 S G FELLOW .. O~l' lrtler simply standti for _another. In this .~ arnplc '-A is . used !or-· the thnlt• V~ . X. for the tw_o O's. etc. S1nglc letters . apostroph<' s. thr lr11g1h <;~nd .formatJ<~n of - lh<'. wor<i.s are a11 hinl !l. Each tla~· t-ht• ('Ode letters arc d1ffC'!rC'nt . lucal Vo l unt~ry A ct io n C enter tncby . O r write to "Vol unteer", ':>Vashington, . I D. C200 13. ' COO~fibi!Je& lo>r lh e publiC ij00d In COOp erat lf.ln Wifh O<J L/OV MIND IF I PUT ~OV ON '' HOLD " ? ('RYI'TO(!I_IOTES ' l' QH .. 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T Y W ll • \' • �f 8 - The Dally Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 9- The Dally Sentinel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 Apr\130 19Tl Apr 130 !97J PUBL C NOT CE he Unk.t'IOwn He 5 L Pga ers and Dev sees of Na han En sm nge he Unknown He s Lega ees and Dev sees o Leona G mes he UnJo;nown He s Lega ees and Dev sees or A da Bushong he Unknown He s Lega ees and Oev sees o Roy Bushong he Unknown He s Leoa ees end Dev sees o Robe Bushong he Unknown He s Lega ees and Oev sees o Ger rude A en the Unknown He s Lega eeos and Dev sees or Maroa e he Unknown He 5 Combs Lega ees and Oev sees of Lou s En sm nge he Unknown He s Lega ees and Oev sees ot Cha es En sm nger he Unknown He s Lega eH and De v sees o Down e En s m nge he Unknown He s Lega ees and Dev sees o A f ed En sm nge he unknown He s Lega ees and Dev sees o En sm nge he Ge a d Unknown He s Lega ees and Oev sees of Anna J M e he Unknown He s Leoa ees and Oev sees or oav d En sm noer and he Unknown He s Lega ees and Dev sees or Kenne h En sm nge You a e he eby not fed ha you have been named defen dan s n a ega act on en ed Edna H e a p a n I s vs Ga ne En sm nger e a detendan s Th s act on has been ass gned Case No S 085 and s pend ng n he Cou of Common Peas Me gs Coun y Pome ov Oh o .45769 The ob ec o hi;! Comp a n s o pa on ea es ate desc bed n sad Compan t sa d ea es a <!be ng s ua ed n Ru and Tow nsh p Me gs Coun y Oh o and des c bed as to ows PARCEL No Beg nn ng 53 ods wes f om he sou hea s co ne o Sec on 33 Town 6 Range 4 or he Oh o Com pan y s Pu thase at a sake thence no h 62 rods ~enc e west 5.4 ods hence sou h BQ rods 22 and wo h d s nks then ce eas 2 ods hence sou h 33 ods and 7 and one h rd nks hence west 12 ods thence sou h 47 rods and 0 nk s hence eas 54 ods o he p ace o beg nn ng con a n ng 52 5 ac es m o e or ess EXCEPT NG THER;EFROM thill po on he eof desc be~ as to ows Q w EXCEPT ON Be ng a s p of ground 66 ee n w d h ove and a oss he above desc bed 52 S a e rae o and used o a ra oad gh of way and be ng 33 ee on each s de of he cen e ne as now ocated h ough sa d p em ses sa d w dth o 66 ee o obta n excep at such po nts as a quar er w d h may be necessa y o embankment con a n ng 65 ac es mo e o ess and be ng he same p em ses conveyed by Na han En sm nger e us o he Kanawha & M ch gan Ra way by wa ran y deed da ed August 906 ecorded n Vo ume 95 Page 39.4 of he Deed Records of Me gs Coun y To Tourist season begins 1l1emorial Day weekend RIO GRANDE - The tour1st season at Bob Evans Farm near here gels nto run swmg Memor al Day weekend May 26 27 28 There are many spec al attractions planned for the farn th s swnmer and fall as well as plenty to see and do any day of the week The f rst major event w 11 be on May 28 start ng at 11 a m '"'hen two muzzle loadmg and fl nt r fle teams w 11 hold open and team shoot ng matches near the W ckl ne R fie Cab n Th s cab n relocated to the farm IS the bwld ng tn wh ch George Lew1s W ckl ne made h s famous W ckl ne r fie dur ng the m d 1800 s Among lhe regular at tract ons added to the Bob Evans Farm th s season s a Country Store offer ng many art cles for sale In a nell. craft barn crafts men and craftswomen w l w II play host o the Internal onal Ch cken Fly ng Assoc at on s annual Ch1cken Flymg Meet Th s meet held each year to see era fts people exh1blted and den onstrated farm crafts The how far tra ned ch ckens cC:~n n usc was conhnuous Farms aga n be ng once nwn Last year more than 40 fly w II be under the d~rect on of G yde Marsh D V M Professor of Poultry Sc ence at 01 o State Un vers ty Last year entr es from as fa away The e are no adm1ss on c harges or park ng fees for the fest val Soup beans cooked on open wood f res homemade ce cream and p es sausage as Par s France competed n sandw ches soft dnnks and th~ meet Pr zes w 11 be coffee ~re served at modest awarded and there s no ad m ss on fee or park ng char,g:es The follow ng two weekends he Gall a Dr a mat c Arts Soc ety w 11 hold ts f s product on of Gall a Coun ry a mus cal pageant based on the h story of southern Oh o Th s pageant was espec ally w ttcn for the soc ely and the cast s composed of res dents of sou hern and central Oh o and West V rg n a The pageant exh b t demonstrate and n will take place at a natural some cases sell the1r craft outdoor theater r ght on the ware and pa nt ngs each Bob Evans Farm There are no weekend through out the park ng c harges and the summer soc ety has a small adm ss on The Bob Evans Sausage Shop fee to defray expenses s open every day throughout On August II the R o Grand,e he year for those who I ke a Memor al Assoc at on w II hold fu11 meal And a new snack bar ts l03rd Annual R o Grar.de w II be open each weekend Bean D nner at the farm featur ng ce cream soft Shelter House ThiS dr nks and sandw ches homecom ng d nner s used by Baby farm ammals quarter the assoc at on to ra se money horses and pr ze w nn ng for the upkeep of h stor ca Charola s cattle are on display s es n the area A Spamsh Barb Mustang A th s year s Bean D nner Preserve has been set up at the I e F rst Oh o Volunteer L ght farm to be the hon e of the Cavalry Battery C w II hold legendary pomes of the Pia ns a mock bat e Infantry and Jnd ans brought to the farm by cava ry cha r ges arhllery Bob Evans last year cannonad ng and lots of no se These horses fes t a! to enjoy all the free en erta nment and exh b1ts pr ces Horses may be rented from B ll Wells R1dmg Stables on the fa m tor de the beautiful farm tra Is And the Raccoon Creek Canoe L very IS located ad Jacent to the farm for those who w sh to take a canoe tnp on one of the wor d s longest creek s Many parts of Ra ccoon Creek remam Just as they were when the wh1te man f rst came to southern Oh o One can paddle past be~ver col omes and en)OY the natural beauty of he coun trys1de where no ev dence of c tv 1 zat on can be seen The Bob Evans Farm has become a maJOr tour st at tract on n southern Ohto Located near the Oh o R ver on U S Route 35 between Jackson and Gall pol s the farm offers someth ng for everyone From the k ds to grandma and grandpa all can enJ OY country 1 v ng as t was n the good old days The gates are always open at Bob Evans Farms For further nforma on wr te for a free brochure Bob Evans Farm s Box 154 45674 R o Grande Oh o MORE THAN 30 OOOPEOPLE came to the Bob Evans Farm F~t val last year to \\a trad onal farm crafts and activit es such as UtiS dulcuner player from Wes V rg n a 1 weekend throughout he swnmer the farm features craftsmen fran soulhern OJ surroundmg sta tes demonstrat ng the r arts and crafts and exc tement mark th s n the m II ons no outstand ng exh b ton In add t on he Galha Acaderr They are be ng protected n Cho r w II prov1de patr10ti only a few places n the world song s the Bob Evans Farms bemg On OCtober 12 13 and 14 the one of the larger and most Th rd Annual Bob Evans Farm accessible preserves Fest val w II be held Last year On July 7 the Bob Evans about 30 000 people came to the longer roam free n the West Oh ess Celebrate Library Week in New Haven l L, Comm ttee from the New Haven Women s Club Mrs Dan Edwards Mrs Emo Wood Mrs Tom Hoffman Mrs Ph I Batey Mrs Karl W les and Mrs Bobby Batey Mrs Char es Sm th Mrs Paul Powell L1brar an and Mrs Ph I Batey ASsiStant L brar an would I ke to take th s opportun ty to thank cowboy Uncle Remus of the south a clown were among the everyone who helped make L brary Week a success dolls d splayed The pres dent of the L ons Club Franz Re chert an nounced that the proJect of the L ons Club would be to p ace books n the I brary w th large type for people hav ng problems read ng small pr n t Pasta Jobn Haeberle serv ng as cha rman author zed Mrs Powell to purchase $50 worth of books She has selected the followmg books E ghth Day by W lder Grapes of Wrath by Ste nbeck Autob ography of Ben1am n Frankl n - by Mrs Donna Bartram Mrs Phyll s G ee r John Greer Mr and Mrs Net! Haymaker Jane Powell Mrs John Sm th Mr and Mrs George C rcle Mrs Kenneth V ckers Mrs Debra Wh te Paul ne Sm th New Haven L brary Board The L brary Board cons sts of Mrs Phyl! s Scott pres dent Mr Charles Sm1th epresentat ve of treasurer Th e Volunteer THESE FOURTH GRADERS of Mtddleport Elementary School have completed d mens10nal relief maps n conJunc on w th their studies under Mrs Lucy Wh te faculty member They are front row I to r Tom Kelly Paul L brary McElhaney Patty Cremeans Darla Wtlcox She1la Horky Br1an Bauer back row I tor Steve Shaw M ke Mtller Tony Sco t Pauletta S gman Barbara Thomas and Sheri Stewart A 13th student complet ng one of the maps but ahsent Fr1day IS In keep ng w1th the Nat onal L brary Week a w ndow d splay featurmg books was placed m Ben Franklm Store 00 0000 3 oo2 ooo ooo- 2 3 Town c'ounc I Mr Donald Roush Mr R G Greene Mrs H Ida Sm th secretary and M w oooooooo- 60 Texas 000 000 002 2 0 Newman 8 and S a on Po te Pau (3 O) and S e ma s. ek L.: P Newman 2 .Angela Houch ns Pickups of tJ:ash on 2 days RUTLAND Free trash p ckup w ll be available to Rutland res dents Wednesday and Thursday by the Rutland V llage Refuse Department n cooperat on wtth the Rutland Fr e ndly Gardeners SCIP p o e t Lets Make Rutland A Bloom n Clean Town Res dents are asked to place a! debr s In sturdy receptacles at the curb by 8 a m on the morn ng of p1ckup m the1r area P ckup w II be made from all places located south of the Martm Funeral Home on Ma n St and from all adJO mng streets on Wednesday P ckup w 11 be made from all places nor h of the Mart n Funeral Home- and from all adjom ng s reels on Thursday Flyers announc ng the p ckup dates have been donated by Vernon Weber v llage clerk and w II be The hona he f f h s x weeks g ad pe od at the M egs H Schoo !. announ ced Mak ng a g ade of B above n a he su b ec s a I sted on he o we e fa SENIORS ol ng gh o be Dane A esh e Sh ey A k e Ba ba a A che L nda A k nson Lynne Bake Debra Barnhart E zobelh B aeltnar J m Boggs F anc s Brode ck Jon Bunce Randy Butche Te ry Cad e R ta Case Rob n B I Chaney Duekwo lh Me Ebe sbach Jeff F e ds Donna F anc s Ke h French Beth Fu z Oav d Ge a d Karen Ha e Ken Harr s She a Hawk Randy Haynes Conn e He dman Ju e Hutch son Steve Jewel Oebb e JeweH l!et bara Lowe Kr sty Matson Eugene Me K nney Ed h Mees R cha d M endenha Te y Me heny She y N Hed Mhoan Is M e PC'v on Des ee P ke 8£>ufah P ddy Tom Reed James Sch mo Beck See g Shank Dor o hy Se h Jef Conn e Sm h D xe Snyde Jam es Snyde Ch s S an ey B Vaughan Ea nes ne Wa d Da as Pa We Bonn e Webe Nappe S~a on W son M ndy Young JUN ORS - Bo ba a An hon y Ch s ne Ba ey M ke Ba esw Dav d Ba nha 8 enda Ba ton Reg na B ng Donna B ev ns Donna Boyd F ed Bu ney 0 ana Ca sey V cto a C e and Ron Co h oyce A Dav s R a Da s 0 nah E l ew ne Theodo e F she Sa dy F o co Rodney F ecke Conn e Ga nes Ven da G bbs Da d G an Den se Haw ey ngr d Haw ey Ca Hend cks An a He man Randy H Jack e Ar'lna Jacks Ma y Hu on Janey Dan a Johnson Geneva K ng E z a K se Ma y K awsczyn John Lehew Ke h L e M ke B May D ana McAngus W am McK nney A an M s Jan e Mo s Ma k M o s B I Mye s B enda V ck Ne so n T na N e Obe ho ze Peggy 0 B en Ma k 0 e D ana Pa n e Rox e Pat erson Deb Powe I S eve P ce Joe Rosenbaum Sandra Rusche Jean e Schne de Pa ty Searles Ga S emo e A bert Sm th J Sm h Randal Dale Sn der T na Sp es R ck S oba I Pau Voss Da d Wo fe Danny and Dav d DaviS Lor Jud th and Rosemary Snowden K mberly B rchfleld Bobby R cky and Debb e W ll amson R1cky Danny and Edwards Youth M ke march ng aga nst I tter and Mrs Larry Edwards Mrs couraged to clean up store Fetty Jr and Mrs Parker SOPHOMORES Ca de Mand y Jenn e Chapman Ma e a Cha es Rose Co bu n R cha d Couc Robe Coun Ca 1 C sp Sand a Cu s Ca Da v son Ken Da s Edd e D dd e Los F ase Bonne D on C n h a Ga nes Mau een Henn ess y Ch sty Hys e Debb e Kennedy An ta K ng C ha Money Vco M e C d V q n a McCune G eg Lena a Da Joy Wh te s FRESHMEN Sand o Ca e on Geo ge Ca pe Ka en Co eman G nge Cu ums C ndy Eads Pa ty Eb n E a ne F sh Che e Frye C ys al Gaze Cynth a Gaze Da Ia Harper Tam Ho fman J m Hu on Debb e Janey Nancy J e fe s Bon a Johns on M ona Lee K ng M chae Mag not a Cha es Ma sha Tammy M chae Ta nmy M we y Jud h Rad a d 8 uce Reed Rebe a Roush Ma y Rusche Angela lama a S an ey S sso Geo ge S ewa t M ke Sw ck Me ssa Thomas Donna Th o n on G eg Van M ete Wnod E Bruce Dav s Mrs fronts wmdows and Sidewalks Mrs Edwards and rnprovements tr mm ng The pub! 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oncrete Pavement W dth Var es P o ec and Wo k Leng h 52 958 4 tee ot 0 OJ m es PI t 2 Me gs Coun y Oh o on MEG 248 o oo s 04 State Route 2.41 n Ches e and o ve Jownsh ps by resu fac ng w th aspha concrete Pavemen W d h Var es P o ec and Wo k Lang h 18 l 2 0 feet or 9 15 m es The da e se for comp et on o h s wo k sha btu set forth n he b dd ng p oposa Each b ddtr sha be requ ed o f e w h h s b d a cert f eel check tor an amount tQUI to f ve per cent of h s 11 d but n no event mo e han en thousand do ars or a bond for ten per cent of 11 s b d payeb e to the D ec or e dders mus app v on the p ope fo ms for qua f ca1 on a eas en days pro to the da e se fo open ng b ds n acco dance w th C::hapter SS2S Oh o Rev sed Code P ans and spec t cat ons are on f e n he Departmen o( T anspo a on and he off ce of he 0 ~ c Deputy D rector The 0 rector rserves the r ght o re .eel any and a b dl OLD UPRIGHT on a wo d 2c Add D1ameter NOT CE TO Apr 1~ contract Slles Le1111 Copy No 73 219 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Se a ed p opou s w be ece ved at he o f ce of the 0 rec o of he Oh o Depart men or T anspo ta on Co umbus Oh o un 0 00 A M Eas ern Day gh Sev ng T me Tuesday May 8 973 for mp ovemen s n Pa s to 3 nc us ve a e ofte ed as one contract and w be cons dered on the bas s of the o a amoun b d Parts land 2 Me gs Coun y Oh o on MEG 24 0 00 2 .4 13 61 6 58) 2 8 2 54 2 6 State Rou e 24 n Sa !bury Salem .,nd Ru and Townsh ps and n the V age of Ru and by resu fac no w h aspha t con c ete Pavemen W dth - var es Pro ec and Wo k Leng h 86 222 .t eet o 6 33 m es Part3 v n on Coun y Oh o on V N 24 56 s ate Route 124 n the V age of W kesv e by esu ac ng w h aspha t con c ete Pavemend W dth 8 feet Pro ec and Work Length 686 4 ee or 0 J m e The dB e se tor complet on of h s wo k sha be as set forth n he b dd ng proposa Each b dde shall be reQu r&d o f e w h h s b d a ce f ed cHeck fo an amoun eQue to f ve pe c:.ent of 11 $ b. d bu n no even mo e than ten thousand do a s o a bond for ten per cent of h s b d payab e o the 0 rec o B dde s m us app y n the prope to ms tc Qua f cat ons a eas en days pr or to the da e se for open ng ti dl n accordance w h Chapter 5525 Oh o Rev sed Code P ens and spec f cat ans are on f e n he Dep• tment of Transpo a on and the ofl ce of he D s c Deputy 0 ector The D ecto reserves the gh ore ect any and a b ds $ 50 Poles Max1mum PUBLIC NOTICE & OBITUARY o 50 wo d m n mum EXCELLENT eff cent econom ca B ue Lt.~st e ca pe c eane Rent e ect c shampooe s Ne son s Drug S o e Pome oy a, o 4 29 2tc 4 22 181" 4 29 6 p RATES Fo Wan Ad Serv ce 5 ce n s pe Wo d one nse on M n mum Che ge75 2 cen s pe wo d h ee onsecu ve nse ons 8 cen s pe wo d s x con secu ve nse ons 25 Pe Cen 0 scoun on pa d ads and ads pad w h n 0 days CARD OF THANKS For sa1e 858 25 40 WANTED and F day May 3 and 4 9 8 So UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Ph o C nc nna es s No 73 263 and Rade W se (3 1) and S mmons LP Ma cha 4 2 $1695 1966CHEVELL~ Apr Ill 1t13 Contnd Sates Legal Copv Parker handled flower ng tree sales when 62 trees were bought for planting to beauttfy Rutland Prof ts from the tree By Ann B Watson sales are gomg towards the Depu y C e k club s two SCIP prOJeCts Th s year the club IS entermg both San F an 030 000 ooo- 3 9 he ant I Iter prOJect and the St Lou s 002 006 OOx 8 8 Ma cha Moff tt (6 Sosa 8} c v c beaut f cat on phases and sacks As a c1vtc beautlf catwn part of the program the club IS 00400000 - 992 plannmg to place cement P ttsbu gh 020 003 020 00 o-- 8 2 2 planters flied w1th colorful f\1\e se sm th R c her t (8 flowers on each of the £our B ewe 8 Rau 0) Cu ver corners of the br~dge located In 1 DOwn ng 12) and Fer B a ss Walke 5 the busmess section Mrs Tom guson Johnson 6 Rooke 8 Gust Stewart s contactmg Rutland o He nande~ ( 3 and May NOT CE s hereby g ven th1t n pu suance of a R esolut on of the Boa d of Educat on of the Ente n Loce Schoo D strtct Me gs County Oh o PIISStd on the s dey of January 1973 the e w bt subm ted to a vo e of he peop • of sa d Schoo 0 S c at hi!' Spec a EL EC T ON o be he d n the Eutern I:..OCI SchOO D Sf Ct Oh 0 It the- regu a paces of vot ng the en on Tuesda y he 8th day of May 1973 the quest on of ssu ng bonds of sa d School 0 s c n the amount of Two Hund ed F f y Th0111•nd oo ars $250 000 00 for the purpose of construct ng ad d tons and mp ovements to the ex 1 ng h gtl s.choo bu ding acQu r ng turn lure and eQu pment fo schoo purposes and mak ng schoo s te m provements as prov ded by Columb)ll Ohio to be repa red and pamted by Howard B rchf eld and hiS son Robb1e By Un ted Press l"ternat onal Nat anal League (1st 13 nns) Los Ange es Spee a TRANSPORTATION at the park are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _4_ 2_4. p Y ~ eng ne automat c trans p steer n~~ o ue f, n sh b k v nyl top good t es ado CONTRACTORS Mrs Tom Stewart and Mrs catalogs ~ IkeSsed~~ STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF A n my home Contact Che yl Laude m It 2nd St eet Mason o phone 773 S6 3 OLD furn tu e NOTICE TO and W LL do bookkeep ng 967 FORO LTD NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE OF ION OS for Sale Employment Wanted Pomeroy Motor Co. 1968 CAMAROCONV V 8 mota auto t ans p s and w w ye ow f n sh w th v nyl nte 0 PUBLIC NOTICE by Robb e B rchf eld a student at Me1gs High School and the entrance QUAliTY PUBL C NOTICe 4 new s1gn s near ng completion town <11ewspapers shrubs 2 SIGNS OF 0 RECTOR son bu ld ngs n need of pamt or repair are be ng asked to make Property and be nformed of ne tunc on~ or you ~overnmen l r t embod eel n pub c not ces tnt 1'111 se f gove nment cr.,uges a c zens to be ntormeod h s newspaper urges evl!' y c t zen o read and 1 udy then no ces We strong y 110v u hose c tl~nS seek ng furthe n1o rna on to exerc se the r gh of accen o pub c -reco ds and pub c mut ngs I PH LL P R CHLEV R1chard R1cky Mrs Stewart Mrs Fetty and Mrs Parker spent an even ng at the ctvtc park Rutland res dents are asked to keep all Items made from paper separate ~nd save these for a spec1al p1ckup on Wed nesday May 9 All paper will be taken to the Athe s Recycl ng Center and restdents M c K nney Debb e are asked to e ther sack bo• or M cLa ugh n Sha on Mu ay t e the. mater al m secure Je f Musser Ph p Oh ng e Becky Pa nte Kenneth Rife bundles The matenal wh ch B an Shank Randy Shamb n ca " be recycled ncludes Sus e T s Eugen a Wa bu n S even Wa bu n Cam diStr buted along w th free packets of flower seeds prov ded ~Y the Rutland Branch of the Pomeroy Nat onal Bank and automob le Iter bags prov ded by the Royal Crown Bottlmg Co M ddleport thiS week All bus ness p aces are en Meigs High honor students listed POMEROY PAR CEL No 2 Beg nn ng o efe ence po n a he m dd e of the eas ne of Sect on 33 Townsh p 6 Range 4 of he Oh o Company s Pu chase hence wes 53 ods hence sou h 43 and one h d ods o he po n of beg nn ng wh ch PO nt s a so he sou hwes co ne of pa ce of and fo me y owned by A exander Bra ey hence sou h 8 ods or o he no hwes co ne of a ra e o and fo me y owned by hence eas 26 Rue B a ey rods o o he no he¢t s co ne of a ac of and fo me y owned b't Ru e 8 a ey hen ce eas 26 'r6tls. d l o the..hor Ct-O ne o a t ac of and fo me y owned by Ma t n En s. m nge hence no h 8 ods thence wes 26 ods a ong sa d A exande B a ey s south ne o he p a e of beg nn ng con a n ng 2 5 ac es mo eo ess ElC.cep ng and rese v ng he coe and m n ng gh s here o o e s.o d o Oh o Powe Company as ecorded n Vo ume 209 Page 269 Me gs Coun y Deed Records ete en e o wh ch s he eby made fo a mo e camp ete des,c p on o h s rese va on You a e equ ed to answer he Comp a n w h n wen y e gh days at e he as pub ca on o h s no ce wh ch w be pub shed each week o s x on se u ve weeks he as pub ca on be ng on May 8 9 3 ahd he wen v e gh days o answe w com me nee on ha da e ncaseo you fa u e o answe o o he w se espond as eq u ed by he Oh o R u es of C v P o edu e udgmen o de au w be made aga ns you o e e demanded n rhe ntas NEW HAVEN W Va - Watts Harlotte s Web by Over 600 persons v s ted the Wh te Death be Not Proud by New Haven Pub! c Library Gun here How to Make the dur ng Nat onal Library Week Best of the Rest of Your L fe by Mrs Paul Powell Libranan Legler D ct onary of Modern annoWlced H story by Palmer The local theme was G1ve a The book Basketball My Book to the Library so that Way by Jerry West was Others May Read The goo! presented to the Library m was set at 100 book donations memory of Mopsy Haymaker Accordtng to Mrs Powell they by two of h s fr ends Jeff ece ved several over the goal Roush and Bob Tennant Thursday afternoon the The New Haven Town ch ldren from the New Haven Counc I has approved turning Elementary School v Sited the over $500 of revenue shar ng I brary to v ew an art exh b t money to the New Haven wh ch was expla ned by Mrs L brary The money w II be Powell The children I stened used for mprovernents n the to the record Sp r t of 76 I brary such as new shelves Cook es and punch were and other srr all proJects served by the Library Com The follow ng presented m ttee from the New Haven books to the L brary and n Women s Club eluded Mrs V v an Boston Mrs Paul ne Hester s dolls Mrs James Layne Mrs Karl wh ch she calls her L ttle W les Mr and Mrs R ck People were diSplayed Powell Sandra Moore Lesa dep1ct ng the Sp1r t of 76 An Hayes B II Loyd Judy Young Ind1an doll the f rst Amer can Beecher Nennan Edw n a mountameer colon al lady Clarks Mrs Lester Row;h Your R1ght to Know o Leav ng n Parce One abo e desc r bed 50 50 Acres mo e o Sentinel .Classifieds Get Action! 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PUBLIC NOTICES Th d M dd epo t Av ons Toys c oth ng m sc For Rent Vzrgzl B TeafordySr. j THE SHOP CUSTOM MEAT CUTIING Brok~ - -- - - - Pomeroy, Ohzo CUT WRAPPED FROZEN SPRING CLEANING _ _ SALE ___ SABRE TILLER 3'(2 HP 129 95 4 25 6tc By Ann B wa son NOW open o se ve yoO PAUL S DepuyCek 0 5 1 In 1970 Pre~1dent Nixon announced that U S combat troops had been ordered nto Cambod a to el mmate templatwn one may become WISe but knowledge comes only from study We talk to you ·· ON YOUR DIAL , Help Wanted .4 26 7tc Amertcan author Edward Newton sa d From con I 4 27 6 p House A thought for the day WMP0/1390 unk ca or t uck see us R 7 By Pass befo e you se Pome oy Oh o COOK WAITRES S and ea hop app y n pe son C ow s S eak Communist sanctuaries hke a persoo AUTO PARTS We need you ' Sa esmen Wanted SALES Oppo tun y Be tone Words a gest manufactu er of hea lDQ a ds needs sales men o sa eswomen fo oca area Mus be 2 o ove r neat appea a nee ca bondab e and ook ng o a $ 5 000 a yea ncome w h exce ent g 'OW h po ent a Persons se ec ed w I be camp efe y a ned a au expense Company benef Is p otected e o y epea bus nes and eads u rn shed App y Be tone Hear ng Ad Cente 601-S x h Avf Hun ngto W Vo 4 30 61t ------~ The 1898 Treaty of Par s ended the Spamsh Amer can War TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP '49 95 MILLER MOBILE HOMES For Sale - - - - -- RUTLAND FURNITURE ·~~c:,~·· ~7-41~4~2~1 A~r~n=o~ld~G~ra~l~e~--~~R~ut=la=n~d~J �f 8 - The Dally Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 9- The Dally Sentinel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 Apr\130 19Tl Apr 130 !97J PUBL C NOT CE he Unk.t'IOwn He 5 L Pga ers and Dev sees of Na han En sm nge he Unknown He s Lega ees and Dev sees o Leona G mes he UnJo;nown He s Lega ees and Dev sees or A da Bushong he Unknown He s Lega ees and Oev sees o Roy Bushong he Unknown He s Leoa ees end Dev sees o Robe Bushong he Unknown He s Lega ees and Oev sees o Ger rude A en the Unknown He s Lega eeos and Dev sees or Maroa e he Unknown He 5 Combs Lega ees and Oev sees of Lou s En sm nge he Unknown He s Lega ees and Oev sees ot Cha es En sm nger he Unknown He s Lega eH and De v sees o Down e En s m nge he Unknown He s Lega ees and Dev sees o A f ed En sm nge he unknown He s Lega ees and Dev sees o En sm nge he Ge a d Unknown He s Lega ees and Oev sees of Anna J M e he Unknown He s Leoa ees and Oev sees or oav d En sm noer and he Unknown He s Lega ees and Dev sees or Kenne h En sm nge You a e he eby not fed ha you have been named defen dan s n a ega act on en ed Edna H e a p a n I s vs Ga ne En sm nger e a detendan s Th s act on has been ass gned Case No S 085 and s pend ng n he Cou of Common Peas Me gs Coun y Pome ov Oh o .45769 The ob ec o hi;! Comp a n s o pa on ea es ate desc bed n sad Compan t sa d ea es a <!be ng s ua ed n Ru and Tow nsh p Me gs Coun y Oh o and des c bed as to ows PARCEL No Beg nn ng 53 ods wes f om he sou hea s co ne o Sec on 33 Town 6 Range 4 or he Oh o Com pan y s Pu thase at a sake thence no h 62 rods ~enc e west 5.4 ods hence sou h BQ rods 22 and wo h d s nks then ce eas 2 ods hence sou h 33 ods and 7 and one h rd nks hence west 12 ods thence sou h 47 rods and 0 nk s hence eas 54 ods o he p ace o beg nn ng con a n ng 52 5 ac es m o e or ess EXCEPT NG THER;EFROM thill po on he eof desc be~ as to ows Q w EXCEPT ON Be ng a s p of ground 66 ee n w d h ove and a oss he above desc bed 52 S a e rae o and used o a ra oad gh of way and be ng 33 ee on each s de of he cen e ne as now ocated h ough sa d p em ses sa d w dth o 66 ee o obta n excep at such po nts as a quar er w d h may be necessa y o embankment con a n ng 65 ac es mo e o ess and be ng he same p em ses conveyed by Na han En sm nger e us o he Kanawha & M ch gan Ra way by wa ran y deed da ed August 906 ecorded n Vo ume 95 Page 39.4 of he Deed Records of Me gs Coun y To Tourist season begins 1l1emorial Day weekend RIO GRANDE - The tour1st season at Bob Evans Farm near here gels nto run swmg Memor al Day weekend May 26 27 28 There are many spec al attractions planned for the farn th s swnmer and fall as well as plenty to see and do any day of the week The f rst major event w 11 be on May 28 start ng at 11 a m '"'hen two muzzle loadmg and fl nt r fle teams w 11 hold open and team shoot ng matches near the W ckl ne R fie Cab n Th s cab n relocated to the farm IS the bwld ng tn wh ch George Lew1s W ckl ne made h s famous W ckl ne r fie dur ng the m d 1800 s Among lhe regular at tract ons added to the Bob Evans Farm th s season s a Country Store offer ng many art cles for sale In a nell. craft barn crafts men and craftswomen w l w II play host o the Internal onal Ch cken Fly ng Assoc at on s annual Ch1cken Flymg Meet Th s meet held each year to see era fts people exh1blted and den onstrated farm crafts The how far tra ned ch ckens cC:~n n usc was conhnuous Farms aga n be ng once nwn Last year more than 40 fly w II be under the d~rect on of G yde Marsh D V M Professor of Poultry Sc ence at 01 o State Un vers ty Last year entr es from as fa away The e are no adm1ss on c harges or park ng fees for the fest val Soup beans cooked on open wood f res homemade ce cream and p es sausage as Par s France competed n sandw ches soft dnnks and th~ meet Pr zes w 11 be coffee ~re served at modest awarded and there s no ad m ss on fee or park ng char,g:es The follow ng two weekends he Gall a Dr a mat c Arts Soc ety w 11 hold ts f s product on of Gall a Coun ry a mus cal pageant based on the h story of southern Oh o Th s pageant was espec ally w ttcn for the soc ely and the cast s composed of res dents of sou hern and central Oh o and West V rg n a The pageant exh b t demonstrate and n will take place at a natural some cases sell the1r craft outdoor theater r ght on the ware and pa nt ngs each Bob Evans Farm There are no weekend through out the park ng c harges and the summer soc ety has a small adm ss on The Bob Evans Sausage Shop fee to defray expenses s open every day throughout On August II the R o Grand,e he year for those who I ke a Memor al Assoc at on w II hold fu11 meal And a new snack bar ts l03rd Annual R o Grar.de w II be open each weekend Bean D nner at the farm featur ng ce cream soft Shelter House ThiS dr nks and sandw ches homecom ng d nner s used by Baby farm ammals quarter the assoc at on to ra se money horses and pr ze w nn ng for the upkeep of h stor ca Charola s cattle are on display s es n the area A Spamsh Barb Mustang A th s year s Bean D nner Preserve has been set up at the I e F rst Oh o Volunteer L ght farm to be the hon e of the Cavalry Battery C w II hold legendary pomes of the Pia ns a mock bat e Infantry and Jnd ans brought to the farm by cava ry cha r ges arhllery Bob Evans last year cannonad ng and lots of no se These horses fes t a! to enjoy all the free en erta nment and exh b1ts pr ces Horses may be rented from B ll Wells R1dmg Stables on the fa m tor de the beautiful farm tra Is And the Raccoon Creek Canoe L very IS located ad Jacent to the farm for those who w sh to take a canoe tnp on one of the wor d s longest creek s Many parts of Ra ccoon Creek remam Just as they were when the wh1te man f rst came to southern Oh o One can paddle past be~ver col omes and en)OY the natural beauty of he coun trys1de where no ev dence of c tv 1 zat on can be seen The Bob Evans Farm has become a maJOr tour st at tract on n southern Ohto Located near the Oh o R ver on U S Route 35 between Jackson and Gall pol s the farm offers someth ng for everyone From the k ds to grandma and grandpa all can enJ OY country 1 v ng as t was n the good old days The gates are always open at Bob Evans Farms For further nforma on wr te for a free brochure Bob Evans Farm s Box 154 45674 R o Grande Oh o MORE THAN 30 OOOPEOPLE came to the Bob Evans Farm F~t val last year to \\a trad onal farm crafts and activit es such as UtiS dulcuner player from Wes V rg n a 1 weekend throughout he swnmer the farm features craftsmen fran soulhern OJ surroundmg sta tes demonstrat ng the r arts and crafts and exc tement mark th s n the m II ons no outstand ng exh b ton In add t on he Galha Acaderr They are be ng protected n Cho r w II prov1de patr10ti only a few places n the world song s the Bob Evans Farms bemg On OCtober 12 13 and 14 the one of the larger and most Th rd Annual Bob Evans Farm accessible preserves Fest val w II be held Last year On July 7 the Bob Evans about 30 000 people came to the longer roam free n the West Oh ess Celebrate Library Week in New Haven l L, Comm ttee from the New Haven Women s Club Mrs Dan Edwards Mrs Emo Wood Mrs Tom Hoffman Mrs Ph I Batey Mrs Karl W les and Mrs Bobby Batey Mrs Char es Sm th Mrs Paul Powell L1brar an and Mrs Ph I Batey ASsiStant L brar an would I ke to take th s opportun ty to thank cowboy Uncle Remus of the south a clown were among the everyone who helped make L brary Week a success dolls d splayed The pres dent of the L ons Club Franz Re chert an nounced that the proJect of the L ons Club would be to p ace books n the I brary w th large type for people hav ng problems read ng small pr n t Pasta Jobn Haeberle serv ng as cha rman author zed Mrs Powell to purchase $50 worth of books She has selected the followmg books E ghth Day by W lder Grapes of Wrath by Ste nbeck Autob ography of Ben1am n Frankl n - by Mrs Donna Bartram Mrs Phyll s G ee r John Greer Mr and Mrs Net! Haymaker Jane Powell Mrs John Sm th Mr and Mrs George C rcle Mrs Kenneth V ckers Mrs Debra Wh te Paul ne Sm th New Haven L brary Board The L brary Board cons sts of Mrs Phyl! s Scott pres dent Mr Charles Sm1th epresentat ve of treasurer Th e Volunteer THESE FOURTH GRADERS of Mtddleport Elementary School have completed d mens10nal relief maps n conJunc on w th their studies under Mrs Lucy Wh te faculty member They are front row I to r Tom Kelly Paul L brary McElhaney Patty Cremeans Darla Wtlcox She1la Horky Br1an Bauer back row I tor Steve Shaw M ke Mtller Tony Sco t Pauletta S gman Barbara Thomas and Sheri Stewart A 13th student complet ng one of the maps but ahsent Fr1day IS In keep ng w1th the Nat onal L brary Week a w ndow d splay featurmg books was placed m Ben Franklm Store 00 0000 3 oo2 ooo ooo- 2 3 Town c'ounc I Mr Donald Roush Mr R G Greene Mrs H Ida Sm th secretary and M w oooooooo- 60 Texas 000 000 002 2 0 Newman 8 and S a on Po te Pau (3 O) and S e ma s. ek L.: P Newman 2 .Angela Houch ns Pickups of tJ:ash on 2 days RUTLAND Free trash p ckup w ll be available to Rutland res dents Wednesday and Thursday by the Rutland V llage Refuse Department n cooperat on wtth the Rutland Fr e ndly Gardeners SCIP p o e t Lets Make Rutland A Bloom n Clean Town Res dents are asked to place a! debr s In sturdy receptacles at the curb by 8 a m on the morn ng of p1ckup m the1r area P ckup w II be made from all places located south of the Martm Funeral Home on Ma n St and from all adJO mng streets on Wednesday P ckup w 11 be made from all places nor h of the Mart n Funeral Home- and from all adjom ng s reels on Thursday Flyers announc ng the p ckup dates have been donated by Vernon Weber v llage clerk and w II be The hona he f f h s x weeks g ad pe od at the M egs H Schoo !. announ ced Mak ng a g ade of B above n a he su b ec s a I sted on he o we e fa SENIORS ol ng gh o be Dane A esh e Sh ey A k e Ba ba a A che L nda A k nson Lynne Bake Debra Barnhart E zobelh B aeltnar J m Boggs F anc s Brode ck Jon Bunce Randy Butche Te ry Cad e R ta Case Rob n B I Chaney Duekwo lh Me Ebe sbach Jeff F e ds Donna F anc s Ke h French Beth Fu z Oav d Ge a d Karen Ha e Ken Harr s She a Hawk Randy Haynes Conn e He dman Ju e Hutch son Steve Jewel Oebb e JeweH l!et bara Lowe Kr sty Matson Eugene Me K nney Ed h Mees R cha d M endenha Te y Me heny She y N Hed Mhoan Is M e PC'v on Des ee P ke 8£>ufah P ddy Tom Reed James Sch mo Beck See g Shank Dor o hy Se h Jef Conn e Sm h D xe Snyde Jam es Snyde Ch s S an ey B Vaughan Ea nes ne Wa d Da as Pa We Bonn e Webe Nappe S~a on W son M ndy Young JUN ORS - Bo ba a An hon y Ch s ne Ba ey M ke Ba esw Dav d Ba nha 8 enda Ba ton Reg na B ng Donna B ev ns Donna Boyd F ed Bu ney 0 ana Ca sey V cto a C e and Ron Co h oyce A Dav s R a Da s 0 nah E l ew ne Theodo e F she Sa dy F o co Rodney F ecke Conn e Ga nes Ven da G bbs Da d G an Den se Haw ey ngr d Haw ey Ca Hend cks An a He man Randy H Jack e Ar'lna Jacks Ma y Hu on Janey Dan a Johnson Geneva K ng E z a K se Ma y K awsczyn John Lehew Ke h L e M ke B May D ana McAngus W am McK nney A an M s Jan e Mo s Ma k M o s B I Mye s B enda V ck Ne so n T na N e Obe ho ze Peggy 0 B en Ma k 0 e D ana Pa n e Rox e Pat erson Deb Powe I S eve P ce Joe Rosenbaum Sandra Rusche Jean e Schne de Pa ty Searles Ga S emo e A bert Sm th J Sm h Randal Dale Sn der T na Sp es R ck S oba I Pau Voss Da d Wo fe Danny and Dav d DaviS Lor Jud th and Rosemary Snowden K mberly B rchfleld Bobby R cky and Debb e W ll amson R1cky Danny and Edwards Youth M ke march ng aga nst I tter and Mrs Larry Edwards Mrs couraged to clean up store Fetty Jr and Mrs Parker SOPHOMORES Ca de Mand y Jenn e Chapman Ma e a Cha es Rose Co bu n R cha d Couc Robe Coun Ca 1 C sp Sand a Cu s Ca Da v son Ken Da s Edd e D dd e Los F ase Bonne D on C n h a Ga nes Mau een Henn ess y Ch sty Hys e Debb e Kennedy An ta K ng C ha Money Vco M e C d V q n a McCune G eg Lena a Da Joy Wh te s FRESHMEN Sand o Ca e on Geo ge Ca pe Ka en Co eman G nge Cu ums C ndy Eads Pa ty Eb n E a ne F sh Che e Frye C ys al Gaze Cynth a Gaze Da Ia Harper Tam Ho fman J m Hu on Debb e Janey Nancy J e fe s Bon a Johns on M ona Lee K ng M chae Mag not a Cha es Ma sha Tammy M chae Ta nmy M we y Jud h Rad a d 8 uce Reed Rebe a Roush Ma y Rusche Angela lama a S an ey S sso Geo ge S ewa t M ke Sw ck Me ssa Thomas Donna Th o n on G eg Van M ete Wnod E Bruce Dav s Mrs fronts wmdows and Sidewalks Mrs Edwards and rnprovements tr mm ng The pub! c IS asked to use the I tier baskets located m the prepar ng for the mower owners bus ness d str ct hav ng and to en courage the school ch ldren to use the baskets The baskets were purchased by the garden club and placed n the com mun1ty for the bene! t of the s gns boxes merchants f or donat ons towards th s Dbnat ons are also welcomed from other Sangu en 9 WP Down ng 2 L P Hernandez ) 2nd Ferguson HR s Hebne 5 h S a ge 7h res dents AsSlsllng wtth the d stnbullon of the flower seeds I er bags and flyers w II be Und game) Los Ang P sbgh B ett 6 Serna j6) Le seh (8) and Boone B ngham { 4 Ol and Bench P umme Ch stenson 3) (6) LP- New York A anta 010 000 tlOO-70 000 000 OCIO---' 0 4 0 Koosman 4-0) and G ote Morton F sel a (9) and Ca sanova LP Mo ton { 2) Mon rea l 000 000 1 o- 3 8 0 Hous on 0 Q 100 002- 4 50 To ez Ma shal {7) and Boc cabe a W son Ray 9) and Edwa ds Howard (9} WP 0 LP Marsha t 1 oo ooo-8 1 3 HRs Wa son 2 (2nd & Jrd) Breeden (2nd) S ngleton (JrdJ and Yeager> 001 0 0 000- ooo 000 000 tlOO-- 0 5 o 040 103 oox- 8 0 0 Chr stenson Tw chell 2) Os ee n ('2 2) E s 3 and M.ay 2 6 2 - Ray t WantP.tt To Buy ado n ce oak tables organs d shes c ocks b ass beds or c:omp eote households Wr le M 0 M I er Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 6271 _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:,::7 He Ha d op Coupe the HOT one and sure to p ease J~' au tom a c good t es good body w h g een f n sh ad 0 SMALL o med um s ze fa m 5 25 ac es ca 992 7077 a11e 5 30 p m o w te Do sey Ha Box 4 M nersv e Oh o 45763 .4266p A SPEC AL ANY OAY Pomeroy Motor Co. 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RUTLAND FOR FAST SALE li:.e new bu t n wa oven 6:it Phone 992 2181 BELPRE 0 Bath arge 2 BEDROOMS table top range arge u y A ca pefed Large bath oom and c oset ocated HENRY E CLELANO s <;a Po sh ng T me fen ced yard on E Ma n St Pome oy To YES BROKER hen e Spec a Formu a No 2 see phone Ga 1 pol s 446 9539 COUNTRY HOME 992 2259 anet G oGua d XX 7 do h s fo 4 26 6 c 3 LA RGE BEDROOMS f no answer 992 2658 you Th s s the Wo d s Bes Au o Po sh here s Th s La ge k tchen and d n ng Spec a Fo mu a No 2 and Ut ty pl us wash oom One 5 ROOM ho1,1se fu basemen gas hea ba h 2 Ia s S D G oGua d XX 7 a e used on ac e of and Ooub e ga age em p s Busk k J.t Page S M d 972 KAWASAKI 175 $525 the Ro s Royce f t s good Ask ng S 2 500 00 w a e e e d epo phone 992 5487 enough fo the Ro s Royce ph one 992 2360 NEW L STING on o L n 4 27 3 p 4 29 5 c hen has to be gOOd enough 2 5 ACRE S - F atwood& a ea F e o Powe -'--'---'--~--and mo e o use on you ca F n Ag a o S e fo severa hornes On y 3 OR 4 BEDROOM home n MOTHERS Day Fowers $ own Th s Fo mu a has Perma Press ss 000 00 Mason W Va new y gua an ee o keep you ca hang ng baskets wh e p nk Maytag THE GOOO BUY S ARE emodeled k chen and v ng and ed ge an urns mums Ha oof Hea oak ng c ean and sh ny fo com arge o fenced n D yers and begon as NSTAIH mon hs o come It wo ks on ABOVE COME IN AND SEE phone 773 5976 Su ound c o hes a makes of cars and no THE REST OR MAYBE A COLOR for your Ga den w h gen e even 4 2 6 c c1 ma ew a fed the sh ne of NEW TRENDHOME CAN BE pans es petun as rna go ds hea No ho spo s you ca You coJ n o de 1 om YOURS N JUST 40 DAYS ~------,--Ph ox Coleus Sa v a Z n o e d y ng no n as Dan thus A yssum ou ep esen a ve you be BR NG YOUR HOUS NG BEAUT FUL Count y Hom e on F ne Mesh L n Tuppe s P a ns Waf e g ad you d Fo mo e n Snapdragons Agerat um and PROBLEMS TO US F e sys em 6 ooms and ba~h omaonwteFOUbe Portu acc:a Vege abe p ants We Spec a 1e n basement beaut fu bu n r 0 Box 36 A ba ny Oh o Cabl..age b occo MAYTAG HELEN L TEAFORD k chen a ooms pane ed 45 0 caul f owe e uce eggp c;nt 9?'2 J325 new furnace new v ny A 24 6tc mangOE"s hot pepper~ and .4 GORDON 8 TEAFORD s d n~ sto m w ndows s o m k nds of tomato pants se l doo s and shu er s w 992 J615 Cle and F m and 'OW TA~ NG o ders for ou he n p an s Cha es R w h o and ga den o sma G eenhouse E Ma n Ra e ne AS OCIATES 1-ta s 843 2693 ilC eage phone 949 5953 Gerald C eland NO SUNOAYS PLEASE ______ 421 .. 3 tf 4 29 c Pets For Sale PUBLIC WHOLESALE NEW =:-:--==-=--=---=-4 MOBILE HOMES - - -- -- '" Real Estate For S31e '-i--- TRI.CQUNTY MOBILE HOMES MAY s HAIR KA R month fa ou KOSCOT cus tome s Many spec a s th s month nc ud ng ONE DAY Perfume Ro le te and Beauty Du st would ke ve y mu ch to se ve o v s you Phone He en Jane B own M dd epa Oh o 99 2 51 3 Remember REDUCE STEREO Modern Wa nut se eo AM FM ado com b nat on 4 speed change 4 :-:::--:--:-------4_2 _6_6_tp speake s seP<I ate cen t o s NEW READY _ 8 oom ng Use our po ed f owe s s a t ng at 50 Ba ance S68 53 budget e ms Ca 992 3965 cen s hang 1ng baskets. 4 29 6tc pans es cabbage pe un as ma golds co eus tomatoes 0 RECORDS fo s 20 Now peppers etc One fourth off you can buy 0 45 pm by the f at Hubbard s G eenhouse 300 ya ds above eco ds...a ..$.-4&--va ue fo on y s 20 Send you o de s today ba p(ll k on Sy acuse Oh o 4 26 tc Reco d o John Moh e Sa es R So.: 2 0 M d d epo Oh o 45760 4 29 3 c 2x60 NAMCO Mob le Home w th added v ng com and SPEC IAL PR CE on A urn num ut ty oom J acres n ca t op boa s un May 4 Ru and Townsh p Sec uded wh e s ock as s 2 3 4 Phone 74'1 366.4 phone 992 6256 K nqsbu y Rd 4 30 3 c No 18 Business Services RANCHO COMPANY 992 2448 Pomeroy 0 c 2 REDBONE Coon hound pups 4 months o d ma le ca 985 3932 afte 5 p m 4 27 Stc sewn foam back and a:rms featu ng 6 nch foam cush ons you cho ce of velvet o ma e asse Th s week on y S 99 95 cash and ca y Pomeroy Recove y 622 E Ma n Sf phone 992 7554 ~-~~~~~ ARNOLD BROTHERS nea For Sale NEWTUXE002pe sule w h For Rent or Lease Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS 23 30 2 c Sea ed propou s w b~ rece ved a he ort ce of the 0 recto or the on 0 oerort men of Transporta on eo umbus Oh o unt o 00 A M Eas e n Day ght Sav no T me Tuesday May 8 1973 for mp ovemen s n Parts and 2 a e offe ed as one con act and w be cons de ed on the bass of the o a amount b d Put 1 Athens Coun v Oh o on ATH 44 (5 28 4 85 s a e Route 44 n Rome and Troy Town sh ps by resurfac ng w th aspha t c; oncrete Pavement W dth Var es P o ec and Wo k Leng h 52 958 4 tee ot 0 OJ m es PI t 2 Me gs Coun y Oh o on MEG 248 o oo s 04 State Route 2.41 n Ches e and o ve Jownsh ps by resu fac ng w th aspha concrete Pavemen W d h Var es P o ec and Wo k Lang h 18 l 2 0 feet or 9 15 m es The da e se for comp et on o h s wo k sha btu set forth n he b dd ng p oposa Each b ddtr sha be requ ed o f e w h h s b d a cert f eel check tor an amount tQUI to f ve per cent of h s 11 d but n no event mo e han en thousand do ars or a bond for ten per cent of 11 s b d payeb e to the D ec or e dders mus app v on the p ope fo ms for qua f ca1 on a eas en days pro to the da e se fo open ng b ds n acco dance w th C::hapter SS2S Oh o Rev sed Code P ans and spec t cat ons are on f e n he Departmen o( T anspo a on and he off ce of he 0 ~ c Deputy D rector The 0 rector rserves the r ght o re .eel any and a b dl OLD UPRIGHT on a wo d 2c Add D1ameter NOT CE TO Apr 1~ contract Slles Le1111 Copy No 73 219 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Se a ed p opou s w be ece ved at he o f ce of the 0 rec o of he Oh o Depart men or T anspo ta on Co umbus Oh o un 0 00 A M Eas ern Day gh Sev ng T me Tuesday May 8 973 for mp ovemen s n Pa s to 3 nc us ve a e ofte ed as one contract and w be cons dered on the bas s of the o a amoun b d Parts land 2 Me gs Coun y Oh o on MEG 24 0 00 2 .4 13 61 6 58) 2 8 2 54 2 6 State Rou e 24 n Sa !bury Salem .,nd Ru and Townsh ps and n the V age of Ru and by resu fac no w h aspha t con c ete Pavemen W dth - var es Pro ec and Wo k Leng h 86 222 .t eet o 6 33 m es Part3 v n on Coun y Oh o on V N 24 56 s ate Route 124 n the V age of W kesv e by esu ac ng w h aspha t con c ete Pavemend W dth 8 feet Pro ec and Work Length 686 4 ee or 0 J m e The dB e se tor complet on of h s wo k sha be as set forth n he b dd ng proposa Each b dde shall be reQu r&d o f e w h h s b d a ce f ed cHeck fo an amoun eQue to f ve pe c:.ent of 11 $ b. d bu n no even mo e than ten thousand do a s o a bond for ten per cent of h s b d payab e o the 0 rec o B dde s m us app y n the prope to ms tc Qua f cat ons a eas en days pr or to the da e se for open ng ti dl n accordance w h Chapter 5525 Oh o Rev sed Code P ens and spec f cat ans are on f e n he Dep• tment of Transpo a on and the ofl ce of he D s c Deputy 0 ector The D ecto reserves the gh ore ect any and a b ds $ 50 Poles Max1mum PUBLIC NOTICE & OBITUARY o 50 wo d m n mum EXCELLENT eff cent econom ca B ue Lt.~st e ca pe c eane Rent e ect c shampooe s Ne son s Drug S o e Pome oy a, o 4 29 2tc 4 22 181" 4 29 6 p RATES Fo Wan Ad Serv ce 5 ce n s pe Wo d one nse on M n mum Che ge75 2 cen s pe wo d h ee onsecu ve nse ons 8 cen s pe wo d s x con secu ve nse ons 25 Pe Cen 0 scoun on pa d ads and ads pad w h n 0 days CARD OF THANKS For sa1e 858 25 40 WANTED and F day May 3 and 4 9 8 So UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Ph o C nc nna es s No 73 263 and Rade W se (3 1) and S mmons LP Ma cha 4 2 $1695 1966CHEVELL~ Apr Ill 1t13 Contnd Sates Legal Copv Parker handled flower ng tree sales when 62 trees were bought for planting to beauttfy Rutland Prof ts from the tree By Ann B Watson sales are gomg towards the Depu y C e k club s two SCIP prOJeCts Th s year the club IS entermg both San F an 030 000 ooo- 3 9 he ant I Iter prOJect and the St Lou s 002 006 OOx 8 8 Ma cha Moff tt (6 Sosa 8} c v c beaut f cat on phases and sacks As a c1vtc beautlf catwn part of the program the club IS 00400000 - 992 plannmg to place cement P ttsbu gh 020 003 020 00 o-- 8 2 2 planters flied w1th colorful f\1\e se sm th R c her t (8 flowers on each of the £our B ewe 8 Rau 0) Cu ver corners of the br~dge located In 1 DOwn ng 12) and Fer B a ss Walke 5 the busmess section Mrs Tom guson Johnson 6 Rooke 8 Gust Stewart s contactmg Rutland o He nande~ ( 3 and May NOT CE s hereby g ven th1t n pu suance of a R esolut on of the Boa d of Educat on of the Ente n Loce Schoo D strtct Me gs County Oh o PIISStd on the s dey of January 1973 the e w bt subm ted to a vo e of he peop • of sa d Schoo 0 S c at hi!' Spec a EL EC T ON o be he d n the Eutern I:..OCI SchOO D Sf Ct Oh 0 It the- regu a paces of vot ng the en on Tuesda y he 8th day of May 1973 the quest on of ssu ng bonds of sa d School 0 s c n the amount of Two Hund ed F f y Th0111•nd oo ars $250 000 00 for the purpose of construct ng ad d tons and mp ovements to the ex 1 ng h gtl s.choo bu ding acQu r ng turn lure and eQu pment fo schoo purposes and mak ng schoo s te m provements as prov ded by Columb)ll Ohio to be repa red and pamted by Howard B rchf eld and hiS son Robb1e By Un ted Press l"ternat onal Nat anal League (1st 13 nns) Los Ange es Spee a TRANSPORTATION at the park are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _4_ 2_4. p Y ~ eng ne automat c trans p steer n~~ o ue f, n sh b k v nyl top good t es ado CONTRACTORS Mrs Tom Stewart and Mrs catalogs ~ IkeSsed~~ STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF A n my home Contact Che yl Laude m It 2nd St eet Mason o phone 773 S6 3 OLD furn tu e NOTICE TO and W LL do bookkeep ng 967 FORO LTD NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE OF ION OS for Sale Employment Wanted Pomeroy Motor Co. 1968 CAMAROCONV V 8 mota auto t ans p s and w w ye ow f n sh w th v nyl nte 0 PUBLIC NOTICE by Robb e B rchf eld a student at Me1gs High School and the entrance QUAliTY PUBL C NOTICe 4 new s1gn s near ng completion town <11ewspapers shrubs 2 SIGNS OF 0 RECTOR son bu ld ngs n need of pamt or repair are be ng asked to make Property and be nformed of ne tunc on~ or you ~overnmen l r t embod eel n pub c not ces tnt 1'111 se f gove nment cr.,uges a c zens to be ntormeod h s newspaper urges evl!' y c t zen o read and 1 udy then no ces We strong y 110v u hose c tl~nS seek ng furthe n1o rna on to exerc se the r gh of accen o pub c -reco ds and pub c mut ngs I PH LL P R CHLEV R1chard R1cky Mrs Stewart Mrs Fetty and Mrs Parker spent an even ng at the ctvtc park Rutland res dents are asked to keep all Items made from paper separate ~nd save these for a spec1al p1ckup on Wed nesday May 9 All paper will be taken to the Athe s Recycl ng Center and restdents M c K nney Debb e are asked to e ther sack bo• or M cLa ugh n Sha on Mu ay t e the. mater al m secure Je f Musser Ph p Oh ng e Becky Pa nte Kenneth Rife bundles The matenal wh ch B an Shank Randy Shamb n ca " be recycled ncludes Sus e T s Eugen a Wa bu n S even Wa bu n Cam diStr buted along w th free packets of flower seeds prov ded ~Y the Rutland Branch of the Pomeroy Nat onal Bank and automob le Iter bags prov ded by the Royal Crown Bottlmg Co M ddleport thiS week All bus ness p aces are en Meigs High honor students listed POMEROY PAR CEL No 2 Beg nn ng o efe ence po n a he m dd e of the eas ne of Sect on 33 Townsh p 6 Range 4 of he Oh o Company s Pu chase hence wes 53 ods hence sou h 43 and one h d ods o he po n of beg nn ng wh ch PO nt s a so he sou hwes co ne of pa ce of and fo me y owned by A exander Bra ey hence sou h 8 ods or o he no hwes co ne of a ra e o and fo me y owned by hence eas 26 Rue B a ey rods o o he no he¢t s co ne of a ac of and fo me y owned b't Ru e 8 a ey hen ce eas 26 'r6tls. d l o the..hor Ct-O ne o a t ac of and fo me y owned by Ma t n En s. m nge hence no h 8 ods thence wes 26 ods a ong sa d A exande B a ey s south ne o he p a e of beg nn ng con a n ng 2 5 ac es mo eo ess ElC.cep ng and rese v ng he coe and m n ng gh s here o o e s.o d o Oh o Powe Company as ecorded n Vo ume 209 Page 269 Me gs Coun y Deed Records ete en e o wh ch s he eby made fo a mo e camp ete des,c p on o h s rese va on You a e equ ed to answer he Comp a n w h n wen y e gh days at e he as pub ca on o h s no ce wh ch w be pub shed each week o s x on se u ve weeks he as pub ca on be ng on May 8 9 3 ahd he wen v e gh days o answe w com me nee on ha da e ncaseo you fa u e o answe o o he w se espond as eq u ed by he Oh o R u es of C v P o edu e udgmen o de au w be made aga ns you o e e demanded n rhe ntas NEW HAVEN W Va - Watts Harlotte s Web by Over 600 persons v s ted the Wh te Death be Not Proud by New Haven Pub! c Library Gun here How to Make the dur ng Nat onal Library Week Best of the Rest of Your L fe by Mrs Paul Powell Libranan Legler D ct onary of Modern annoWlced H story by Palmer The local theme was G1ve a The book Basketball My Book to the Library so that Way by Jerry West was Others May Read The goo! presented to the Library m was set at 100 book donations memory of Mopsy Haymaker Accordtng to Mrs Powell they by two of h s fr ends Jeff ece ved several over the goal Roush and Bob Tennant Thursday afternoon the The New Haven Town ch ldren from the New Haven Counc I has approved turning Elementary School v Sited the over $500 of revenue shar ng I brary to v ew an art exh b t money to the New Haven wh ch was expla ned by Mrs L brary The money w II be Powell The children I stened used for mprovernents n the to the record Sp r t of 76 I brary such as new shelves Cook es and punch were and other srr all proJects served by the Library Com The follow ng presented m ttee from the New Haven books to the L brary and n Women s Club eluded Mrs V v an Boston Mrs Paul ne Hester s dolls Mrs James Layne Mrs Karl wh ch she calls her L ttle W les Mr and Mrs R ck People were diSplayed Powell Sandra Moore Lesa dep1ct ng the Sp1r t of 76 An Hayes B II Loyd Judy Young Ind1an doll the f rst Amer can Beecher Nennan Edw n a mountameer colon al lady Clarks Mrs Lester Row;h Your R1ght to Know o Leav ng n Parce One abo e desc r bed 50 50 Acres mo e o Sentinel .Classifieds Get Action! 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PUBLIC NOTICES Th d M dd epo t Av ons Toys c oth ng m sc For Rent Vzrgzl B TeafordySr. j THE SHOP CUSTOM MEAT CUTIING Brok~ - -- - - - Pomeroy, Ohzo CUT WRAPPED FROZEN SPRING CLEANING _ _ SALE ___ SABRE TILLER 3'(2 HP 129 95 4 25 6tc By Ann B wa son NOW open o se ve yoO PAUL S DepuyCek 0 5 1 In 1970 Pre~1dent Nixon announced that U S combat troops had been ordered nto Cambod a to el mmate templatwn one may become WISe but knowledge comes only from study We talk to you ·· ON YOUR DIAL , Help Wanted .4 26 7tc Amertcan author Edward Newton sa d From con I 4 27 6 p House A thought for the day WMP0/1390 unk ca or t uck see us R 7 By Pass befo e you se Pome oy Oh o COOK WAITRES S and ea hop app y n pe son C ow s S eak Communist sanctuaries hke a persoo AUTO PARTS We need you ' Sa esmen Wanted SALES Oppo tun y Be tone Words a gest manufactu er of hea lDQ a ds needs sales men o sa eswomen fo oca area Mus be 2 o ove r neat appea a nee ca bondab e and ook ng o a $ 5 000 a yea ncome w h exce ent g 'OW h po ent a Persons se ec ed w I be camp efe y a ned a au expense Company benef Is p otected e o y epea bus nes and eads u rn shed App y Be tone Hear ng Ad Cente 601-S x h Avf Hun ngto W Vo 4 30 61t ------~ The 1898 Treaty of Par s ended the Spamsh Amer can War TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP '49 95 MILLER MOBILE HOMES For Sale - - - - -- RUTLAND FURNITURE ·~~c:,~·· ~7-41~4~2~1 A~r~n=o~ld~G~ra~l~e~--~~R~ut=la=n~d~J �• • I ' • 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April30, 1973 Watergate shattering ' HURON, Ohio (UP!) - 'J,'he " In order to restorC" conhWatergate scandal IS, "the denee ( Ill the government )," · most shattering experience Uw sa1d Gdhgan, ''the Amencan American people have gone people must be assured that all through m 200 yea rs," sa1d of the fa cts m the whole ugly Ohio Gov. John J. Gllligan. mess have been brought out." G1l11ga n, hosting a meeting Kentucky Gov. WendeII H. of lo Democratic governors at Ford compared Watergate to Sawnnll Creek Lodge' here, the Teapot Dome scandal dursa1d he believed the mg the Warren G. Harding ad··Amerrcan goverrunent has been comprormsed'' because of ,Watergate. "ThiS (Watergate) has compromised the "Justice Pcpartment, the FBI , the Wh1 te House Mrs. V1rg1ma Crabtree, 74, and vtrtually every h1gh off1ce d1ed early Sunday at her home m the American government." Wheelersburg, Ohio sa1d Gilligan at a n 101promptu m followmg a long illness . news conference. She ts surv1 ved by her husband, Trella Crabtree, one son, RICk, Memphts, Tenn .; lwo daughters, R1ta, ColumTontght & Tuesday bus, and Mrs Wilham (Kay ) ApniJO May 1 Mrs. Crabtree died· on Sunday numstration in the 1920's. "This IS just like the T~apot Dome scandal," he said "There too, you had ll)e Re· publican party." Ford called for an outside source to conduct a thorough mvestigation of tbe alleged buggi ng of National Demo c r a I I c PartY headquarters m Washington. " 1 don 't beheve the Justice Department could conduct an Impartial • study of the bugging, " Ford sa•d . " ! believe the Amencan Bar As s oc 1a t1"on or {U.S. Supreme cour! ) Ch"1ef Justice Warren Burger shou Id 1ook ·mto 1t•" LOCAL TEMPS · Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Monday at II a.m. MEIGS THEATRE KANSAS CITY Barr, Galhpohs She was the step·mother of . BOMBER wa s 61 skies. Kevm McCar thy t PG) Cartoons . 3 Stooges 011 Day Show starts 7 p m SALEDAVSET The St Paul Lutheran Women of Pomeroy Will sponsor a rummage sale at the church fellowship hall Friday and Saturday from 9 a .m unttl I p.m. TWO EVENINGS EkCH WEEK NOW BUFFET DINING MONDAY EVENING . AND TUESDAY EVENING 5 to 9 JG-$2 50 all you can eat. (or AI a Carte) Dnnks and W1de Menu Dessert Extra Cho1 ce Order our r egular menu every n1ght 5 to 10 The MEIGS INN ·PH. 992-3629 POMEROY under cloudy DIVORCE ASKED Rhonda Ice, Albany , Rt. 3, filed suit for divorce m Me1gs County Common Pleas Court agamst Newton Ice, same address, chargtng gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty . Paul Crabtree. president of Po10TV1ew Cable, . Pt. Pleasan t, Gallipolis, and Middleport - Pomeroy. Funeral semces will be held 2 p~m . Tuesday m South Webster, Ohw Raquel Welch degr~es Pleasant Valley Hospital Dtscharges : Lms Monroe, Pomt Pleasant; Teresa Queen, Pomt Pleasant; Mrs. Owen Bonecutter, Point Pleasant; Janet Parry, Pomt Pleasant; James Napter, Ashton ; Jacqueline Sayre, Po10t Pleasant; Mrs. Stuart McComas, Galltpolis Ferry; Bnciel Smtth, Southside; Mrs Loyd Chne, Po10t Pleasant; Mrs Marvm Lamer , Southside; Sharon Russell, 1 Gallipolis; Mrs . George Perry, 1 Buffalo; Mrs. Mernll Cox, Gallipolis; Mrs. Loretta Noel, Carmella Adams, · Po10t Pleasant ; Eddie Durst, Cottageville; Gretchen Wilson, Leon ·• Mrs Basil Vtckers, S'tHetland; Mrs. James Wheeler , daughter, POint Pleasant; Mrs. Charles Gardner, Middleport; IY~rs. Russell Pearson, daughter, Potnt Pleasant, Lessie Weaver, Pomt Pleasant; Mrs . Paul Bocook, Mason; Eva Bartram, Calloway, Ky . ; Mrs . Marcelline Schwartz, Pomt Pleasant ; M1chael Buck, Leon, Mrs. Robert Hickel, Hartford; Tammy Litchfield, Po10t Pleasant, and Alice Holt, Gallipolis Ferry. Enroll Now! Our New • VACATION CLUB . Savings Plan BEGINNING TUESDAY, MAY 1 ' EXTENDED OUTLOOK Occasional period.s or nln Wednesday and Thu111uy, ending Friday. Lows In th• SO. Wednesday lowering to upper 30!i and mid 40s by Friday. Higbs In low and mid 60s. Leo Thompson died Sunday LETART, W. Va . - Leo G. Thompsop, 65, Letart, W. Va ., Route 1, was dead on arnval at Pleasant Valley Hospital Sunday mormng where he was taken by the New Haven emergency umt. Mr Thompson a retired dalfy farmer, ' was born April 12, 1908 m Mason County, the son of the late Alonzo and Hannah Hoffman Thompson . H,e was a member of the Oak Grove Umted Methodist Church. Surviving are hts wJfe, Margaret Rou~h Thompson; two daughters, Mrs. Jim {Kathleen) Miller, Parkersburg, and Mrs. Glen (Patty) Johnson, Letart Rout 1; a son, Ralph, New Haven; nine grandchildren, two ststers, Mrs Ray (Lola ) Boston, New Haven. and Mrs. Ed (Opal) Sayre, Letart, and a brother, Ray Thompson, Letart Route I. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p m. Tuesday at the Foglesong Funeral Home w1th the Rev . Gerald Sayre and the Rev Bobby Woods offlc•atmg. Burial will be m the Yonker Cemetery. Fnends may call at the funeral home any hme ,after 3 p.m. today. One call proved to be useless Two calls were answered Sunday by the Middleport Emergency Squad AI I : 30 p.m the squad was called to Langsvllle for Armetta Hudnall who was all from a reactiOn to medicine. She was taken to Veterans Memonal Hospital where she was admitted. At 11 :38 p.m . the squad was called to the Wendell Barrett restdence, also at Langsv11le, but the patient had been removed from the home by pnVate car LODGE TO DINE The Pomeroy Lodge 164, F&AM, father-son banquet will be held at 6·30 p.m. Fnday at the temple with the dinner, followed by entertainment. All master masons and the1r sons are mv1ted. Tickets may be purchased from any officer, or at the door. ARRESTED SATURDAY James Morton Titus, 20, Pomeroy , was arrested Saturday night by Pomeroy police on a charge of possession of manjuana. Bond has been set at $1,000. . I Payments, We Paythe50th ' The llli(fe-n,woke bo11k makes tto/lsoet~sy. ,. ~ Farmers Bank &. Savings Co. . POMEROY, OHIO Member of Federal Reserve System $20,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor "A smart person learns from experience - othe,. people's ... 'Take advantage expenenced help among of the you fmd the "FRIENDLY ONES" at .the Pomeroy· Cement Block when It comes to do 1t vourself protects (YOu bnnQ m the WANT TO and we' ll give you KNOW HOW ) the such evasion: In a dissent, Justice William 0 . Douglas said be did not believe sufficient facts had been developed to determine whether the magazine subscrtptton contract actually : extended credit, which would . bring 11 under the provmce of the Truth-m-Lendlng Act. The Court uphelq an assessment of a civil penalty of '100 m the case. That money will go to Mrs. Mourning, who said that when she gets it, she'll 'maybe buy a steak.' Some areas that may be affected by the decision would · be land sales, home Improvement contracts, ap-· pliance and jewelry sales and correspondence schools. "ThiS will force every creditor who is extending conswtler credit payments m more than four instalbnents to make absolutely clear to the debtor what he's getting in-·. valved in. It severely limits · creditors' opporiiUiities to hide ·· credit charges, to trap unwary ; buyers," Drescher said. Mrs. Wriston has Lakin job LAKIN, W. Va.- The Umted Postal Service In following its new pohcy, of advancing . quahf1ed employes in the ; Postal Service to higher positions, has appointed Loretta M. Wriston to the ; position of Posimaster at the , Lakin post office, wh1ch became effective Saturday. : This poSitiOn was previously • held by the late Mrs. Belle . Shields. Blaine Boggs of : Charleston has been officer in ; charge. Advancement to better : positions in the new Postal • Service is available to all : Postal Employes since politics ' have been removed, a reliable · i source states. Mrs. Wriston, wife .of..ller. 7 man R. Wriston, who resides in New Haven has been employed at the Pomt Pleasant post office for the past five years as a substitute clerk. She has also held a position at the Mason County Motor Company for eight years, but gave up both of these to asswne her new duties. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ' MEN'S WRANGLER WESTERN JACKETS ' True Western Styling Is pictured - 14lf.4 oz. blue denim In s1zes 36 to 46 - san. forized shrunk Also mens Wrangler Western Jackets m blue chambray or new deck blue den 1m MEN'S WRANGLER JEANS ~ • You Will Find ''THE LOOK ' BOYS .WRANGLER WESTERN JACKETS. the men's Wrangler , weight coarse_ weav" blue denim S'izes 8 through 18 Styfl'd as pictured Made 1ust hke Jackets Heavy BOYS .WRANGLER WESTERN JEANS Regular stzes - slims and huskies. S1zes 6 to ~a Flare leg style sanforized shrunk -- Visit Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechani~ Street - Headquarters fOr Appliances. Floor COverings - Me!•! _Cabmets - La~~ _fklwers - Porch, Lawn and Patio Furniture • Hum1d1f1ers - ~h~m1dlf1ers - Room siz~ Rugs and Air Conditioners. • ' ' ·. Mens and l 1 ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY' '!.c...._._-.. ~a 1 n }S~~:e~Pome::J _~- I \ ,I 1 Be sure to see all the other styles of Mens and Boys Jeans Boys Department · 1st floor. .-...-.--.--·---·.._ In our SJ:?ring Fashions ~ Iff!' '-~ DEGREE WORK SET A regular meetmg, with work in the Fellowcraft Degree, will be held at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday by Pomeroy Lodge 164, F&AM. All master masons are invited. Refreshments w1U be served. THAT'S YOU'' Flare leg style in sizes 28 to 38 wa1st. FIt easily over boots, 143!• oz. blue den 1m. Also mens regular cut heavy weight denim Wranglers in sizes 29 to 42 wa1st Make excellent work pants ' '' . 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Do 1t now Mak~49 (ConUnued from Page I ) · !Continued from Pace IJ • prosecutors that Colson even urged that the electromc He wants one of the 31 Democratic governors to speak for the · surveillance be expedited. Col- party In a pa1d television broadcast. Strauss sa1d he had no candidate for the Job as spokesman, son was quoted as having told Magruder m February, 1972; butaseh31fffianofthegovern~'caucu.s,_Gov . DaleBumpers~ " When the hell are we gomg to Arkansas was considered a prune poSSibility. Strauss launcbe get this bugging plan approved his tr1al balloon as 1~ of !be governors gatbered at a resort l~e and into operation'" The on the Lake Erie shore, off1c1ally to disc~ President NIXOn s Watergate conspirators were budget, revenue sharing and the energy criSIS. arrested the followiJIIl :IIUie. COLUMBUS - THE OHIO GENERAL Assembly will Tbe Post Reports reconvene Tuesday ending a lo.day Easter break, and begin Over the weekeod tbe Washwork on the state budget and ethics code for public officials and ington Post reported that White House counsel John W. Dean employes. Tbe House will vote Wednesday on the amellded ethics fll Will tell the grand jury he bill which would require financial disclosure by o!ficials and employes in policy-malting positions. The administration-backed reported regularly to NIXon's b1ll IS expected to pass tbe House, but ameodments may be of. chief of staff H. R. Haldeman fered to linut its scope to state officials and .employes, a chjonge and his domestic adviser John resisted in tbe House State Government Corrunittee. D. Ehrlichman on efforts to The Senate Finance Committee will begin work on the cover up tbe ram•fications or House-passed budget proposed by Gov. John J. Gilligan. The $9.9 Watergate after it broke in billion budget, wh1ch passed the House virtually unchanged, Is June. expected to run mto strong opposition in tbe RepoblicanJames W. McCord Jr., controlled Senate. GOP members are expected to push for informer Nixon campaign creased funds for higher education, more property tax relief, a security chief, convicted as a V1etnam veterans bonus plan funded through general revnues, Watergate conspirator, today and tightening of weHare restrictiOns. begins giving sworn-t-estlrnony m a deposition in connection RALEIGH, N C - SEN. SAM ERVIN, D-N.C., says the with a $6 million civil suit filed by the Democrats against naming of William D. Ruckelhaus to replace L. Patrick Gray as Republicans over the bugging acting director of the FBI can "restore confidence" in lhe mcident HIS testunony may agency. Ervin, chairman of the Senate's select committee take several days. Eventually probing the Watergate bugging affair, also said that he ex,.cts it will be made pubbc m full . Gray will be summoned to testify before the group ip light of Meanwhile, 31 Democratic reports that Cray destroyed files belonging to E . Howard Hunt, governors meeting in Huron, convtcted already in the case. "Ruckleshaus is a mlghty"good man," said Ervin, who was Ohio, are considering a plan here for unveiling of a bust or naval hero John Paul Jones. "! today to go on natiOnal television urging that an in- have a h1gh opinlon of Ruckelsllaus," he said. "l think he can dependent prosecutor be restore confidence In the FBI." named to continue the WaterWASHINGTON - THE ADMINISTRATION TODAY gate invesllgation . The liberal proposed an $800 mll110n mcrease In the tax liability of the very Republican Ripon Society rich, designed to prevent millionaires from escapmg taxati~n . made a smular proposal. Both Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz advanced the While groups feel the Jusllce House's tax reform proposal in a long-awaited appearance Department's 111quiry, led by before the House Ways and Means Committee. assistant attorney general His plan fell far short of propol!iilS.advanced by liberals. Sen. Henry Petersen, cannot be Edmund s. Muskie, D-Maine, for example, seeks to ralSe the impartial because 11 is part of taxes paid by business and the wealthy by $18 billion, and the the admtmstratton. AFUIO has offered a $29 billion tax reform plan. But Shultz, ' Robert W Meserve of briefing newsmen, sa1d such plans destroy the incentive to Invest Boston, president of the and could act as a brake on economic growth. American Bar Association, also urged an independent Watergate investigation, which he called "essential if the public is to have confidence m Thursday when A litter walk scheduled last served the job bemg done." Percy sa1d he would _ID· Wednesday evening but post- residents are asked to leave troduce a resolution in the poned due to rain has been cars at home and either ride a Senate this week calling on rescheduled for ~ p.m. Wed- bicycle or walk to work or to shop. Ntxon to name an mves~tgatory nesday The Windmg Trail Garden commission. Club which IS sponsormg the DRIVER CITED Log home burned walk, asks residents to join club members on the upper Two cars had medium The Middleport Fire parking lot m Pomeroy at 6 damage and one driver was Department answered a call at p.m. They are to hrmg their cited to court as the result of an UO a. m. Monday to Add1son own con tame~ and sh?ul~ wear accident on E~st ~ ~t.Jit 12 Township in Gallia County gloves. If @yone wants to p.m. Sa!urday. A car driven by where the log home of Charles organize a walk in ber own Warren Reeves, 17, Albany, Bush was destroyed by fire. All area of the community Wed- traveling east, was attempting of the belongings of Bush were nesday night, she is en- a left turn when it struck a destroyed m the blaze, Mid- couraged to do so. westbound car driven by dleport Fire Chief Bob Byer In case it IS rammg Wed- George Young, 50, Pomeroy. SOld. nesday evemng at 6, the walk There were no injuries. Reeves Byer said that he believed will be postponed until 6 on the was cited to juvenile court on a the !Ire might have started followmg evenmg. charge of failing to yield r1ght from an open grate. No Clean Air Day will be ob- of way. monetary amount was set on the loss. The Middleport Dept. was called to the scene through the Gallia County Shenlf's office. Twelve Middleport firemen answered the call. Veterans Memorial Hospital SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Elizabeth Pullins, Coolville; LODGE TO MEET Sharon Jones, Middleport; A regular meeting of Richard Parsons, Syracuse; Evangeline Chapter OES, R1ta McDamel, Rutland; Middleport, will be held at 7:30 Mmme Johnson, Athens ; p. m. Thursday at the temple. Clarence Curtis, Pomeroy. Members are to take wrapped SATURDAY DISCHARGES arbcles for an auction. - William Dotson, Herbert Whaley, Tyrone Pa~terson, Freda Buchanan, Fonzo Taylor SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Nora Robb, Ewmgton; Alice Globokar, Pomeroy; Esther Pitzer, Long Bottom; Estelle Cunningham, Pomeroy; Myrtle Durst, Pomeroy; Frances Warner, Pomeroy; Armetta Hudnall, Langsville; G!enme Little, Middleport; Brian Carr, Rutland. SUNDAY DISCHARGES George Cwnmings, Jr., Ella Mae Lemley, Carolyn Thompson: Marjorie ~elsh. Terri Stout. :Our bank turns your sav1ngs dollars 1nto a skilled labor force Under our wid:-awake superviSion, money 1n our new Vacation Club sav1ngs accounts earns a n1ce d1v1dend Th1 s IS the easy way to plan the vacat1on you've aly..rays wanted Why not stop, in for You .News . . • in Briefs· Mourning Crises I Special Coupon Section Today. . . local merchants show you how to CLIP and SAVE I Now You Know • Tomatoes, grown in 16th Century Europe as a curtos1Ly called "love apples," were believed to be an aphrodiSiac. VOl XXV enttne ., POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Aides • gomg • to Jury ~:=:::::::-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:····· WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1973 ·-· PHONE 992-2 156 TEN CENTS ere • I EUREKA - Go lha County lawmen wer·e searching today for clues to u suspect m tl1e apparent rObber y-mu rd ~r of an E ur ekf1 Ca rry-Out . owner Tue&ia y cvemng:. The vJc.; tun was Identified as Kenneth W1·ay , 59, Eureka , owner and operatOJ of Kenny's Can y-Out loca ted 011 Ht 7 JUst south of here The shoo tmg occurred !lhortl y after 9 p m accOnling to C.alha Co un ty Shenff .James W Saunders . Wt ay's body was discovered by Terry Da ne Rttchte, wh o called the shcnff al 9 21l p m Dr G<.~ lha Donald H Warehime, County Cm oner , 1ulcd death was hmmudc due to a shotgun bla:-;t 111 the back of the skull. Atconhng tu Shcnff Saunder s, the Cds h drawer had been empt1 cd. There was no sign tha t Wray had rmt up a strugg le, Investigators fr om th e Bureau nf Crimin a l lden . lifi cataon headed by Agent llcrmun Henry were on the scene late 'l'1lesday mghL and et11ly today Hi tch1c found the body lymg bdu nd the c~lrl'y-Qut 's counter . Three of Wra y's guns, a shotgun ~n d two nfles, were found Ill the back room appa1·ently m their usual place. No 1nformalion on a possible getaway car or a dcscnptton of tbc assa1t:mt was available The ex<Jc t amoun t of money taken has not been determined Asststmg m the tnves ttgahon wt!re Galha County Prosecuting Attorn ey Gene Wethe1holt, Dr Warehime and Deputy Steve Walters The body was removed to the w,,ugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Horne Three hurt in collision l Two people we1e hosptl..a hzed painful InJUI'IC:) (ollowmg e~ lwo em acculent Tuesda y :~t WINNERS - HaVIng the highest individual scoring in rnarkmansh1p m the Shooters 4 15 p 111 Oll COUll t)• IOH cl 52, Education Program sponsored by Mmgs Jaycees was Jeff Thornton, right, Le tart Falls. and eaght tenths of a rm le east of second highest was Melome DLilard, left, Pomeroy. Presentmg the award.') 1s Barry McCoy, the Me1gs-Vmton lme chmrman of the program sponsored by the Jaycees for the first time. The Shooters F.duc~1 tl0n Shenff Hobe rt U H c~r­ program was an e1ght week course m safety, operatmg and handlmg firearms, and !lhOOllflg le nlwch's Dept sdid M1l r> B and hunting rules There was three weeks of classroom work and the rest of the tunc \.\.<I S spent lluldu sn n, H , HuU a nd , m shooting BB guns. The fmal phase of the tramrng was held Tuesda y mght at Pomcl'oy Jumm lr .wehng east tllllled leftward H1gh School mtu u dr 1veway on u h1ll crest v/hCn a ca 1 dnven west by Hobby Shel\on, 2a, Oak Hill , culhded alm ost headon wtth He really thmks they're all The mveshgator was quoted MJtchel! m the actua l plannm g · Hutchison's C<J r which wa s • clean '' that after talkmg w1th Halde- of the bugg mg kn ocked rnt otheymd of E111e.s t Dean has been reporter as man and Ehrhchman, Dean The Pies1den t also told his M.t]OI' 's pr operty . trymg to seek a grant of im"went into the bag and faiSJfJCd cabmet that he was dt') plea$ed mumty from prosecuhon his report to the President" on b)' tiH:.' way FBI agents QlOVed .· :.·.::::·:· '•,:: :-:·:·: ,.;..·: : ;.;.; : .. : ·. . . .:·: : . befure tesllfymg before the Dean•s own mvesttgatJon for mto the White House Tuesduy grand Jury . He has talked with Nixon of the buggmg FIIOioGV DINNEII to sec ul'e the fil es ijnd prosecutors. however, and alpreside ntial papers tn th e The Mc1gs <.:ounty .Juy cccs legedly has unphcated HaldeAn attar ncy for J eb StuL~rt off1 ccs aband oned by Dean , Will m eet fmluy at Pmncro} man and Ehrhchman. M;J gr udcr , forJ!I e r deput y Ehrllch man and HJ idcmu n lily hall nt 8: 15 p.m. All The Times quoted an mves- manug cr of Nixon 's 197 2 nwmbcrs urc uq,:cd tu attend ttgator wtth respect to Dean's reelectwn ca mpai gn who A sp o kes m<:~n swd Ntxon d1d tin~ spcc1al mcctmg when a role . "! don't think Dean had res igned last week from a not object to the " procedu1c," rlccisiOJI Will he made on the pnor knowledge of the Commerce Department pos t, hu t he wv s disturbed hy secmg Fr1Jg Ball arraugcmcuts buggmg He agreed to go along disclosed for the first t1me th at the age11 l-; outstdc the three The hallts held cuch ycur nn with the cover-up . Once he h1s cllent already has gone men's nff1 ces An other Jeha!Jle Saturday cvcnmg during Big found out how many pe ;>le before the grand Jury. In talks source satd the P1 es 1dent rell He nd Hcgatt.1 Wcckcud. would be hurt , he was conwJth fcde ri11 prosecutors, the FBI move was han dled VInced that the scandal would Mag rud er reportedly has "dums1ly," dl th o u ~h he kuew , .·.. : ··:·. •'.: .:.:: ,:, .. ·.· ;.·:·:·:·: :·:.:·: :·:·: damage the country.'' ImpliCa ted both Qean and '' Jt had to be done " ~ Hutc hi so n s ustawcd a fr.1cturcd nb and Betty Hutrlnson, 40, ,J pa sse nge r, susla mcd a fr-<.~ clurcd pelvtc, tlu cc fra ctm cd nbs, amputa twn of lhc 1 mg fmgcr on lhe ld t heme! .md lace rati ons to her foreheud Both were tak.en t<, ll uh~{·r Mcd1cal Centc1 by M,utj n Alllbulancc w1th ·:·:·::;.;.;.·.·:·.-,.· ·..· ' . . ·.· . . ;.;.:.·:;:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·· ::, ·:·:·:·:· ·:· •'• ·:···:· ·.• .·.· iNews .. in Briefs·i:: Variety show set A Sh owers. thunderstorms hkely tomght Turmng cooler late tomght, low m m1d 50s Thursday cloudy and cool H1ghs m the low 60s Demted To The lnlere..t.s OfThe,Meig.•-Mason Area NO. 13 WASHINGTON (UP!) President Nixon's deposed top two White House lieutenants, H.R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman, will appear Thursday before a federal grand Jury invest1gatmg the Water gate scandal, 1t was learned today . . As news disclosures were published suggestmg that the two were leaders in a highlevel effort to cover up the scope of the Watergate burglary and bugging, Haldeman and Ehrlichman also arranged to meet later in the week w1th Senate investigators. Both Haldeman and Ehrlichman have demed any wrongdomg and have said they are sure mvestigations wtll clear them Ntxon satd m an· nouncmg their re signations Monday that their departure should not be taken as any suggestion of wrong-domg. The New York Times quoted unnamed government investigators today that Haldeman and Ehrlichman, together with former Attorney General John N. M1tchell , deVIsed a plan shortly after the June 17, 1972, buggmg to cover up the details. The Times sa1d Haldeman, Mitchell, Ehrlichman, former White House council John Dean III, and two others fac<d grand JUry indictment. The Times quoted one inves· tigator as saymg, " Haldeman and Ehrlichman were running the cover-up We don't know whether Nixon' to this day knows what really_ happened. Weather . By United Press International CLEVELAND - GOV. JOHN J. GILLIGAN today announced a program designed to deal With flooding along the Lake Erie shoreline which mcludes leglslatwn that would regulate development m flood prone areas . Gilligan sa1d his program IS long term and preventive " It makes much more sense . .. to try to reduce f1oodm g and erosion problems rather than to provide help after the damage Is done," satd Gilligan . ''Accordingly our long-term program emphasizes prevention rather than per10d1c emel'gency reactiOn .'' LOUISVILLE, KY. - HIGH WATER m the ram -swollen Ohio River will not prevent the annual steamboat race from being held here late today, one of the highlights of Derby Festival Week. The Delta Queen was scheduled to arrive here from her home port of Cincinnati at noon today for the race agamst the Belle of Louisville. The annual race, scheduled on -course a little over 10 m1les, was to begin at 5 p.m Last year's race found the larger Delta Queen pulling out to an early lead, but the Belle was able to outmaneuver the Queen m the turn and go on to wm the race by a narrow margin. c~ RACINE - A vanety show , "Workmg on a Groovy Thmg," Will be presented at Southern H1 gh School here F'nday at 8 p m . under the d1rcct10n of Mrs. Lee Lee Jim Mces wtll serve as master uf ceremomes. .1\cco mpanymg the va n ety numbers w11l be Pctu Simpson at the organ , Dave Spencer. --drums , and Glenn Glaze, stnng bass Also Lakmg part m the show Will be Steve Hupp, Terry Non IS and Ray Fl'ank pJaymg gwta rs, and Hocky lrurr> on drums Will lle presented wtll be mstrurnental, dan cmg, smgmg and comedy Several members of the /ugh st:hool chOir wtll present fou r Jazz number's At:cornpanymg the ch01 1 w1ll be Mrs I ,ee at the plano, Glen Glaze, Pete Simpson , <::tnd Dave Spence!' Atlrrnsswn IS $1- for adu ll') <::tnd 50 ce nts for students Nun1be r s • Bradshaw, Meyer resign milled to local boards for fmal approval Supt Robert Bo\l.o en sa1d the co mm1 ss10ners have purchased a new typewrtler for WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON summoned his top the county offic e. economic strategists and a high-)evel committee of busmess and The board re-adopted textlabor leaders to !lie White House today to discuss ways to combat books now used m Readmg and the worst mfiation m a generation. Sc ten ce Reading and Adtmmstrat10n officials said Nixon was constdermg some L1terature books of Houghtontightenmg of the largely voluntary Phase III wage and price MJfflm were re-adopted as controls although they said an across-the-board freeze like the were the Scot Foresman texts one imposed almost two years ago was unlikely. m Rea ding, and the Ltppln cott Se ne s The D. C. _Heath COLUMBUS - THE OHIO SUPREME Court today upheld Elementary Science series was the dismissal of nearly 60 per cent of the non professtonal emupdated and re -adopted . ployes at the Lawrence County General Hospitalm Ironton who Sctence texts for the seven th participated in a sick-call strike in November, 1967. and e1ghlh grade levels arc The board of trustees at the hospital mvoked the Ferguson tmder a continued study by a Act In the work stoppa~e The Ferguson Act prohibits strikes by' :·:·:::·:·:·:;::::::: : ·.=:·:·: ··:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::·:·:·:·.·: :: teac her committee. pubhc employes Attendmg the meetmg were Supt Bowen and board EXTENDED OUTLOOK DENVER - AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION (ABA ) Generally fair and cool members Harold Rous h, President Robert Meserve sa1d Tuesday an mdependent mGeorge Perry, Gordon Collins Frida) through Sunday vestigator should be named to probe the Watergate affair. Highs ranging from the mid and V~rg 1 l Adkms "The appomtment of a spec1al prosecutor of recogruzed 50~ to upper 60s. Lows in the professional stature and integrity would do much to clear the upper 30s to upper 40s. air," satd Meserve, speaking at Denver University's law day LADIES TO MEET celetrations. He said an independent prosecutor WI)U]d BASH AN - The ladl es "reassure the country that the facts will ., brought out and those ,lUXIi lan of the Ba shan involved will be dealt With full y and fmly •· 1/ < ,Juntet'l FVc. Dept. wtll meet LOCAL "FEMPS Thursday <::~t 8 p m at th e hre COLUMBUS - THE STATE WELFARE Department anThe tem perature m down- house. r<'mal plans for an ICC nounced today it had processed more than $49 5 million m health ' town Pomeroy at ( n a m c1earn social to be ·held June 9 care bills m March and April ur.tler a new computerized system Wednesd ay was 69 deg1ees ~\lll be made All ne\\o members ,continued on Page 16) , under cloudy skies . ilrl' welcome to attc~·i. ResignatiOnS of tw o staff membe1s wcl'c accepted by th e Me1gs County Board of EducatiOn Monday. Restgm ng were Dr Horner Bradshaw, Athens , who has been workmg here as Q psych olog ist on a part t1me basts, and Jean Meyer. speec h theraptst, who ts leavmg the area A bus dnver's certificate "was issued to Lloyd Haggy The attendance of Mrs. Mary Bacon to a work study coordinators state meeting 1n Columbus on May 22 was approved as was a 1973-74 school calendar which w11l be sub- Shelton cla nued mJUry lo h1s knee dnd forchlMd , but wa ~ not umncdu.1 Lely trc<.Jlcd Bo th ve hicl es we r e demoli shed The acc id ent rs sti ll under wvcsllg:ltlon Ro~djob approved GTRL OF mE YEAR - Mrs. Margaret Follrod was named "G1rl of the Year" by the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Bota S1gma Ph1 S1rority membership at the group 's 42nd FoiUiders Day c-elebration recently at the Hol1day Inn, Gallipolis. Mrs Follrod will wear a spec1al nng durmg the new club year. She has served as prcstdcnt of the orgamzat10n the past year Mr!i. Follrod and her husband, R. C. F'ollrod , and son , "Chuc~" res1de on Mulberry He1ghts, Pomeroy Me1gs Cou nty uurnllll,"iSionc rs 'l'ues d<.~y i!pp rovcd ;J pil vln g an d I' Oa d Imp! ovcment pl'OJ(!d for 1D73 at ,111 estunaled cost of $83,63.1 98, m $fi, Ofi0 4'! pc1 m1lc,- over <.l Lotal dis lanc.:c of l'lll miles suhrmttecl by Wesley Buehl , county • HoCJds to be Improved me • county road 28, Bashan 1 county Hldt.l 2ti, from Sri 7 to coUnty rovd 20; county road 20 fl'om • I{ACIN E - Pamela Kay Three dcfend<Jnts have been county roc.ul 19 to ga ra ge enh ance; county road 19 rrom Bu ck, a s tudent ut Ohio fine d and com mitted to J<::tll Unn•ers1ly, ts the lt~test entry scnlcn c.cs on convtctwn of county 1 oatl 20 to U S Route m the MIss Southern Ohio ,!:l, and county road 17 dJivm g wh1lc mtox1 cated, and The COrTllniSS tOn er s WIC Scholl:lrship Pageant on May 5 a fourlh 's bond wa s forfei ted on at llel po·e H1gh School the same c harge hy Mtd<.lleport not1f1 ed by Standard 011 Compi.lny of an mcrcase m fuel audJton um A daughter of Mr. Ma yor J ohn Zerkle . and M" Hoy H Buck of Route Fmed $150 and cos ts and fl(ml three to foul' and one-half t'c nlo;; per g:-JII on. n.egul<::t r gas 2, R<JCJne, she IS a graduate of given three da y Ji-Hl scntcn<.:cs Southern J,ocal H1gh School. \-\-ere DoJJa ld E Goheen, 43, will cost 16:m, Boron , 1980 and P<.~m c l u. who w1ll do a lh c~el fuel 155 New Ha ve n ; Donald Fll 7.modern dance as heJ talent m Attcndmg w~ r e Charles R patnrk , 41, Middleport , and Kan , Hobert Cla1k, <Jnd th e competition, ts H phystcal Haymond Pnddy, 38, Mid· educa tiOn J1laJOr. A member of dleport Pnddy was al so fmed Warden Ou1s, commlsstoner!), Tri-M Honor Soctety an d a Buehl, and Martha Chambers, $25 and costs for not havmg t~n rcstdent dorm1tory assista nt, clel'k operator's hccnse. Forfe1tm~ a she received the "I Dal'e you $:!10 bond posted for DWI was Award "' m 1971. ••J Barbara J Shuler , 46 1 Mid At Southern Local Pamela dlepor t was president of her semor Others ftned mcludcd Carne class, vice president of the L Searls, 18, B1dwell, $> and !o.Jatwna! Honor Society and cos ls, J'.unnmg a red hght; Roy • PAMELA BUCK head maJorette" of the band H Kesterson, 41, Naples, Fla , Named outstandmg g1rl by her $15 and cosl<:>, mtox1cat1on , se rn or class, she wa s Ronni e Walters, 38, Columbus, recogmzed as an Outstandmg 1n tox1 catwn, $10 and costs, ~nd Teenage" of Arncnca . IV1lham McHaffie, 47, MldPamela IS a member of the The s~co nd sesston of VIM, dl eporl, mtoxtcat10n $15 <::tnd the heal th and safety program BaptiSt Student Umon at OU ' costs and achve m the Methodis t Forfe1tmg a $2o bond posted offered by the Me1gs County Vouth Fellowship of Me1gs for squeal mg t1re.!l was James Hel1rcd Teachers AsS n. wtth Co unty She was a runner-up R. Waggoner, 18, Sandyville, the a&5JStance of the staff of the and wmner of the talent award Semur b tizens Cent.cr, -v.ill he The Me1gs Motorcycle Club IV Va presented Friday, May 4, from In the 1970 ,Jumor Mi ss of Pomeroy will sponsor a 10 lo 11 45 a .rn 10 the former Pagea nt. Moto·Cros. for the benefit of She w1H be among se ven th e Pomeroy Emergency Pomeroy Jun10r H1gh Bwldmg NEW TARGET The topic, " J~armn g About yo ung le~liJes to compete 1n the Sq uad on Sunday at the club Ch roruc Di sease ." w1ll be M1ss Southern Ohw Pageant gr<)Unds located hve mtles AKRON , Ohio (U I'I ) sponsored by the Belpre Area nort h of Pomeroy on U S. 33The United Rubber Workers developed In short f1lm s Chaniber of Commerce County !load 19 iURWJ has named H F. dealing wLth how to m1mmize · the hkehhood of heart attack Trophies will be awa rded m Goodrich its new strJJic all classes. Practice will be tar:get company. A union and stroke, how to recogmze cancer stgnals, and the need from 10 Lo 12 w1th races at I spokesman said Tuesday the ' for 1 egular checkups · Veterans Memorial Hospital pm "new' target "as necessary Dr Raym ond Boice, ADMITTED Luc1lle Ooor pnzes w1ll be awarded because o{ some Porn el'oy physician and Hendncks, Middleport and and all t1ckets should be saved " ilissausraction" w1th the for the grand pnze, a Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. surgeon, will be prese nt to Lcnme Taylor, Rutland . comment .on the fllm s and DISCHARGED - Dav1d televtswn, wh1 ch wtll be g1Ven ~e ttl cment : Parsons, Walter Jewe ll, away at the last event. The answC I' questions The spukrsmun ~dded All persons 55 yea rs of age or Robert Rous h, Ada Rowe , wtnner must be present. th ere were also s. nm e older are mv1ted to these Mmme Johnson, Earl Gr1ffrth, Refreshments will be av~•lable ''specml problems'' involved pro g ram s Re mainin g Helen Sriu th, Jenme Halley, at the. club house and there will witH the Goodrich progr!tms Will be held fr om 2 to c. men Haddox Pauhne be adequate free parkmg. ncgotiatior s. l p m ~n May 10, May 18, and Derenbcrger, Mag~ie Gtlmore · There wtll be no j~mor cla~ at ;md Marvin Ci eme.:ms. thts event · Ma y 2o Th e Three f ine d en~mecr Pamela Buck m pageant and jailed VIM's second sesszon set on Friday morning . Moto-Cross • IS Sunday ' � 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. 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