http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7f4158f855cb52709bc0f78f9f81cbf6.pdf dbd820d1bd33c358e8eb76cabe0d3371 PDF Text Text 12-The Sunday TinK• -Sentinel, s..: Jay, June 3, 1973 ::=::!::::::;;:~::==:~::::!>:·=·=·=·:...............:·:·:·:·=·:·.·.·.?· HOPE the recently formed t6-member Gallia County Commumty Center Board has more suceess in lbe future than previous individuals or groups who tried to get programs off lbe ground and moving around here. +++ SIX years ago, community leaders 1Chamber of Commerce Jay"""s and others) began a strong campaign for additionai recreation facilities(both indoor and out) in tbe Gallia County area. for more lban two years, committeemen worked diligently on several projecr,;. Today, many plans, dreams and ideas prepared a half decade ago remain on the drawing board . +++ 't TRELL SCHOENLEB Of St. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, and Miss Lenora Michael of St. John's Lulberan Church, Minersville, have played active roles in compiling a Mei~s County Hclpmg ScrV>ces Directory hstmg helping service organizations and agencies in the county. The book will be distributed this week. Directory is completed POMEROY - Two local churches, St. John 's Lutheran Ch urch , MinerSville, and St. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, have combined their efrorts on a comm unity ministeries project. Togell1er they have compiled an extensive directory of all the helping services organizations and agencies in Meigs County. The directory contains over 300 listings including addresses, phone numbers and services offered of each organization or agency. The directory is broken down MEANWHILE, neighboring Athens County began a similar project around 1968 or 1969. Today, Athens boasts a new $360,0110 temperature controlled olympic size swinuning pool, Lake Snowden, numerous softball fields, a new baseball diamond , and one of the finest organized recreation prog~ams (more than 30 activities to choose from) in the state. Athens has something to offer for everybody, young or old, male or female. +++ MONEY, or the lack of it has been the big drawback in this neck of the woods despite all the federal handouts in the late 1960s. The state is currently receiving approximately $10 million annually in federal aid for recreation development. It appears, however, those who have it are the ones receiving more flUlds to improve existing facilities. Apparently those who have little or nothing to offer need to do a little more screaming, from the local level all the way to Washington. two congregations took part in in to numerous categories such a self-study along with several as agricultural services, other Lutheran churches churches, emergency squads, located in southeastern Ohio. It fire departments, government became apparent that no such +++ offices, medical assistance, directory really existed for THE Ohio Department of Natural Resources announced physicians and all the various Meigs county and that one was Friday it will inventory more than 10,0110 public and private social services. definitely needed. It is hoped recreation areas in the state this swnmer to determine the Ea c h service is listed lha t the directory will help the quantity, quality and potential of Ohio's outdoor recreation alphabetically under its various helping agencies and facilities . category and can be easily grou ps deliver ll1eir services to +++ located on a table of contenr,; those who are in need .of them "THE inventory is being conducted in cooperation with the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center and the U. page. and to cooperate in referring The ide~ for such a com- persons to eac.h other when S. Soil Conservation Service . Results of the inventory (type of management and ownership, size, location and characteristics munity ministeries project different help is needed. first was mentioned when the In order to get the directory fees, and types of facilities for aged anci handicapped) will b~ · out to those who will need it a released tiy the state department in December. +++ special mailing will be done FOR the outdoorsmen, Gallia has Tycoon Lake for fishing, during this first week in June to several private fishing lakes, a small camping area and fishing a bout 200 agencies and pond at the junior fairgrounds, the Upstream Public Use Area industrial .arts, David Cur- organizations . and Gallipolis Boat Club for boaters, a nine hole golf course Three persons who have done nutte; french, Shirley . which is becoming overcrowded as more and more take up the Skaggs; socia l studies, Tom most of the work on the special game, a 34-year-old out-dated swimming pool, a baseball Withrow; home economics, ministeries project are Miss diamond, two tennis courts and Little League diamond on Nina Dillard; English, Vinton Lenora Michael of St. John's Memorial Field plus several "make shift" softball diamonds Rankin; Latin, Jackie Burnett; Lutheran Church and Trell throughout the county and the Gallia County Gun Club. For the speech, Shirley Skaggs; Schoenleb and Mrs . Ann insiders, there's the French Art Colony, intramural basketball, science, Vinton Rankin; Ryther of St. Paul Lutheran District Library, movies, baton twirling and dance st udios. mathematics, Diane Polcyn; Church . If someone should +++ vocal music, Tom Withrow ; want an extra copy of the TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the·files of the Daily Tribune in s trumental music, Jeanie directory they may receive one . and weekly Gallia Times ... Elliott Appliances leaves location at Clay and Marshall french; by calling Schoenleb al992-2074 Third and Court St., relocates at Third and Pine ... Gallipolis typing, Terry Hall ; com- or Miss Michael at 985-2331. Kiwanis Club stages musical variety show to help raise funds for mercial, Nina Dillard; newsyouth camp near Rio Grande ... Army Pvt. Gary T. Bane home paper, Pam McCarty and Nina on 21-day leave, will report to Spain for next assignment,,, Carl Dillard; bookkeeping, Kathy Nibert named business membership chairman of arumal Boy / • Gardner; sho rthand , Terry Scout fund·raising campaign .. . Steve McKean. 18, to enter U. R · Ha ll ; editor-in-chief, 'l'erry Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md., alter completing freshman Hall and co-editor , Shirley year of college at University of Tennessee. · Skaggs. Students honored CHESHIRE - Miss Diane Polcyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Polcyn, Rl. 1, Gallipolis, and Vinton Rankin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rankin, Rt. 1, Cheshire, were the top students honore d recently at lbe annual Awards Assembly at Kyger Creek High School. Miss Polcyn was the valedictorian of the 1973 graduating class, Rankin ir,; salutatorian. Orland Cremeans, a four year Ieiterman in football, basketball, baseball and track was presented the athletic key. Cremeans was awarded afl athletic scholarship to Glenville State College earlier this year. He is lbe son of Mrs. Lee Cremeans of Cheshire and the late Bill Cremeans. Other awards and 'their recipients were: Chess Club, Bert Moshier; art , D.iane Polcyn and David Freeman; .. Gold more. than • ever precwus in world marts Hughes has new kind of wrist watch Shirley Skaggs NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (UP! ) - Top executives of the Hughes Aircraft Corp. are Wearing new wri'st watches which have no d~als, no hands, CHESHIRE Shirley no moving parts, but will tell Skaggs, a senior at Kyger . tifne electronically when a Creek Higl] School , placed 15th button is pushed . in the statewide individual The company has announced competition in the English 12 lbe new watch will be on the test of the · Ohio Tests of market by August and Scholastic Achievement projected that by 1980, 300 second annual individual and million of them would be sold each year . team awards program . The watch, powered by two Miss Skaggs was second in the District Division Ill tiny batteries, has a plain black competition, eighth in the face. But when buttons on the side arC pressed, the · time in district regardless of class. Linda Jenkins placed third in hours, minutes and seconds, ll1e district in french II ; Terry . and the date of the month, flash Luca s, a junior, placed-second on the face as lighted digits. in the district in French 11 and The company said that in· George Thompson, a stea d of moving parts, the sophomore, placed sixth in the watch employes a tiny quartz district in biology. Students crysta l which vibrates to tick may pic'k-up their certificates off minutes and seconds with a of achievement at the office of pulse of more than 5,000 times Principal John C. Wickline. per second. The watch has 1,500 transistors, compared 15th in state !I you're fighting a losing battle . agarnst heat and humidity in your Mobile Home , . , r---------------------.. 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Nn 11 ·02·00328 Townhouse Apartments By United Press luternatlonal PARIS - THE NEEDLENOSED supersonic ·jetliner was the pride of Russian aviation, jewel of its exhibition at the Paris Air Show and lbe plane designed to prove Soviet superiority in civilian air travel. While 300,0110people watched Sunday, the first production model of the Tupolev 144 plunged 500 feet to ground in a fireball as it began a swee ping turn at the end of a flight over Bourget Airfield. Fourteen people were killed ~ all six crew members aboard the plane and eight persons on the ground as flaming chunks of the aircraft fell on Goussainville, a town of 15,000, and smashed into 15 houses. Another 28 persons were injW'ed. Aviation experts said the crash was a heavy blow to Soviet hopes of corner in g a major share of the future market for supersonic carriers. Its designers had predicted the TU144 c9uld fly from Paris to New York in about three hours and would revolutionize commercial travel. Pays You ••• '23.96 per month Pays You ••• '50.00 per month (Minimum Deposit, $10,000) ,,... ------- 367-7250 INTRODUCING 2 NEW MEMBERS OF OUR TEACHING STAFF: ROBERT SHAVER A-C-M-1-A ATHENS COUNTY MONTHLY INCOME ACCOUNT LONDON - THE PRICE Of GOLD, al ready at record highs, jumped to a new peak, for London , of $121.50 an ou nce in early trading today. The dollar rode the other end of a financial see-saw and dropped to a new low in West Germany . Some dealers linked the flight from the dollar into gold to the latest reports about lbe Watergate affair . "The longer Watergate drags on and the more revelations crop up, the more the dollar is likely to come under pressure ," said a spokesman for the London merchant bank of N. M. Rothschild and Son~. Ltd . INTEREST CHECKS MAILED MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY. ATLANTA -,- DISSIDENT PRESBYTERIANS have voted to remain independent of all national church organhations. An organizing committee for churches which withdrew from the parent Presbyterian Church of the U. S. issued policy recommendations in a weekend meelin~ and scheduled a full advisory convention for Aug. 7-9 in Asheville, N. C. The 38-memher committee, represe nting churches in 11 states, proposed -th at '•no (Continued on Page 8) All deposits are insured to $20,000. 00 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. COLUMBUS (UP I) - Bill Moyers, National Ertucational Television commentator and press aide to former President Lyndon B. Johnson, said Sunday one of the most dangerous effects of Watergate may be the feeling among many Americans "there's nothing we can do to solve it." Moyers , addressing the Capital University graduating class, said President Nixon formed ••a goverrunent within a government, run by seryants whose loyally is not to country, party, or even self, but unto the rhan who hired them." Call 992 .5321 For Free Estimate Foreman & Abbott •.. BRUNICARD I The Flemish giant. which averages 14 pounds a n d sometimes .gets as heavy as 22 pounds . is the largest bn•ed of rabbit. 54 S1a1e Sl. Galllpolis Phone 446-0687 Headquarters for CONN World's Most Preferred Musical Instruments. Offices Also At 12 Mill St., Athens, 0. .tours: Mon .- Wed .~ 9 to 3- Thurs. 9to Noon-Friday 9to 6-Sat., 9to noon •< .~ MONDAY. JUNE 4, 1973 PHONE 992 2156 TEN CENTS Increased · debt • limit IS asked WASHINGTON I UP! ) - The administration asked Congres::; today to raise by $20 billion the limit on the amount of in· debtedness the government can legally incur. Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz asked for a new debt ceili ng of $486 billion in .testimony before the House Ways a;nd Means Committee. He also: - ' Proposed that . a 51fz pet. limitation on the amount of interes t that can be' paid to holders of U.S. savings bonds be removed, making possible a better yield for future bonds. The public now holds more than $58 billion worth of savings bonds. - Propos~d elimination of a .. ~ pet. interest rate ceiling ceili.rig. The permanent ceiling which applies to all but $10 ceiling . The p,crmanenh ccilinv billion worth of other Treasury is $400 billi vn but the tembOnds, which are usually sold porary ceiling supersedes it. to big institutions. A $485 billion ce iling would This would cost more taX leave the government with an money but Shultz said it would anticipated cash balance of $6 lead to better management of billion and a $3 billion margih the enormous government for unexpected contingencies debt. and a debt of $472 billion by . - Asked for a law to give lbe Juhc 30, t974, Shultz said. Treasury authority to issue income tax refuhds in the fot'IH of a .Check whiCh 1 if uncashed -by the recipient, would become an interest-bear ing bond . The need to borrow billions of dollars every spring to pay out income ta x refunds com~ plicates the Treasury 's handA sui t for money, one for cancellation of a land in~ ling of the national debt. h 1 k d f st:Ji hncnl con~ract and two S u tz as c or a on:·year · divorcc.s have been filed in 414 Actions for money filed Letter faked WASHINGTON !UP! ) Convi c t ed Water~ate mastermind G. Gordon Liddy and his secretary - Sally J ackson Harmony - prepared a fake letter authorizing entry to the headquarters of Democratic preside nti al candidate George McGovern, it was learned today . Sources close to lhe Watergate probe sa id the letter carr ied the phony signature of McGovern's campaign director Gary Hart and authorized the bearer to make repairs at the campaign office. Mrs. Harmony is the leadoff . witness Tuesday when lbe Senate Watergate Committee resumes its televised hearings on the bugging s.c andal. She has also acknowledged typing swnmaries of conversatio ns from the bugged telephones at Democratic national headquarters. She .is a native of Nelsonville, Ohio. Watergate In other developments: - Bolh the Washington Pos t and The New · York Times ·' reported - in their Sunday editions that former White· House Counsel John W. Dean The Nixon administration " f.emoved from our society those things whic h distinguished us from all other forrris of govetrunent," he said. Watergate has caused a dangerous shift in the mood of the people, Moyers said, from optimism and pride in the "Great American Dream" to pessimism and a feelin g that "we shall not.overcome.'' " We have the feeling we have somehow lost control of our destiny," he said. "All the virtues and verities we believed in as Americans have III has told investigators that President Nixon was involved in ths first four months of ti)is year in more than 30 discussions of cover~up aspects of the scandal. The White House issued a catcgot·ical denial of the report, saying it appeared to be part or a cam paign against Nixon " using innuendo, distortion of fact anf outright falsehood. " - 111e New York Times reported today that a se ries of hi g h-level CIA memos revealed that fBI , CIA and White House officials viewed the Watergate investigation as (Continued on Page 8) Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Pomeroy Cement Block Co., Pomeroy, s ued Frank E. and Donna Young, Pomeroy, for $1,720.05 , and Hoy Brown, Pomeroy ... filed <.~n action agains t J. E. Gluenscamp, Coshocton , City ~xtcrminating Co. , ~nd Hobert L. McGuail, both of Zanesvi lle, for cance llilti.on of a land insta llment contract . The plaintiff, Brown, is seeking $8,000 from Gl uem ~ camp and $10,000 from Ci ty Exterminating and McGuail. Filing for divorce were J!a G. O"borne, Long Bottom, Rl. 1, against Harry Osborne, Middleport, and Gerald D. Wilkinson, Long Bottom , <Jgainst Edna G. Wilkin'Kln, Akron, each chHr~inJ!: gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Child injured David L. Lynch, age five , of Columbus, was tr eated at Veterans Memorial Hospital for injur ies sustained when str uck by an auto Saturday afternoon on Rt. 71 north ~f the Gallia-Meigs County line. According to the Gallia • Meigs Post Stale Highway Patrol, the child ran into ths path of an auto driven by Donald B. Spires , Jr., 19, Rl . 1, Gallipolis. Spires was not held. The hospital said today David was in s~tisfactory condition. been torn down." Merrill L. Ewing, 73, Rio "The real sickness of lhis Grande: was charged with' society is not that we have £ailure t_o stop within the problems, but that we think assured clear distance there's nothing we can do to following an accident Saturday solve them, " Moyers said . aftern oon at the junction of Rt. Moyers said there are two 35 and Mitchell Rd. in Gallia steps to resurrecting the County. The patrol said Ewing 's ca1· American faith and optimism s truck the rear uf an auto - "C. realistic appraisal' ' of the sit uation and a belief that prob- · ope rated by Cheryl J . Sands, lems can be corrected. 19, Rt. 1, Patriot. There was ·'On ly t\\~O things can ruin moderate da1m1 ge; no one was injured . this country," he said . "O ne is Richard E. Cremeans, 25, a blindness to reality, the other Gallipoli!;i , wa s cited to tho altitude that nothing ca n be Municipal Court for insCc:ure done .". National ills diagnosed JOHN MEEK • ll'l a GENUINE Mobile • A flexible duct kit that hooks up easily to your existing Hom' ca·ntral Air CondiJ · duct work . Uoner. • A bigger blower motor for • Fast, easy installation, completely out-of-doors. better air circulation. • Engine~red for quiet opera• Amana Electro-coating fintion . indoors and out. ish for maximum rust pro~ tection . POM EROY·M IDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXV NO. 35 J• WASHINGTON - THE SENATE IS EXPECTED to adopt legislation this Week intended to assure that the burden caused by gasoline shortages is shared by all sectio ns oi the nation - not chiefly the Midwest. A vote on the measure, expected Tuesday, comes on the heels of charges by Sen. James Abourezk, D..S.D., lbalthe big oil firms have "artificially contrived " the oil and gas shortage by deliberately wilbholding crude oil supplies from Midwest independent refineries . Abourezk , in a letter to President Nixon released Sunday, called for immediate investigation by the Justice Depart merit for antitrust violations. " l am convinced that the present shortage of fuel supply for the Midwest is artificially contrived to force the independent sector of the industry out of business and to get a .price increase," he said. The Senate bill would establish a mandatory system of gasoline allocation to assure an equitable distribution of any fuels in short supply and ~ould prohibit majo~ refiners t'rom charging independent sellers more than lhey charge their own outlets. So far, 1,020 independent gasoline stations have been forced out of business because of the gasoline scarcity. DORIS HENSLER, fULL-TIME secretary at Forked Run State Park, is ready to help campers mak e reservations 1 all of which arc marked on a map behind her . A part-time . ofrice employe is Miss Bertha Archer. lkt:oted To The lnlf're.<l.< OJ The Meig.<-Ma.<on Area WASH!NGTPN - A fACTION IN THE Pentagon io prepared to sabotage the all-volunteer military system and Ioree a return to the draft, the official who directed the change to the volunteer concept charged Sunday. Roger T. Kelley, who has resigned as the Defense Department's assistant secretary for manpower, made the charge as he completed preparations to return to his old job as personnel director for the Caterpillar Tractor Co. ' "As I leave I am very sensitive that some are· reacting to my departure and the adversaries of the draft-free military are bolder and more frequent in lb eir acts of sabotage against the system," Kelley told UP!. foes of tbe all-volunteer concept "can demonstrate a need for the draft by letting failures occur," Kelley said. He sa id opponents could set health or intelligence standards that were unrealistically high or set recruiting goals that had never before been r·e ached "and then observe that once agaih the services have missed their goals·." 2 Bedroom Townhouses 11fz Baths year' s $2.25 a day . Park manager this year is Doyle Smales . The park offers swimming, rree to anyone wi shing to partake; free picnic grounds, play e:~rea s for children, fishing, and a concession sta nd for food . bait, and renta l boats. There are heuted showers and laundramats on the grounds. enttne INews .. in Briefs! : • • Accounts.-.~ Automatical ly Ren ewa ble % for ll1e anticipated deluge of business. In fact , Memorial Day weekend, despite bad weather , campers were turned away . The park ha s 1~8 camp sites, each of which can accommodate 10 persons. The fee for cam psites has been reduced to $1.50 a day from last • '1=""""~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::.·:·:::::::::::::::::·:;.;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::>:::::::::::-::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::::::. (Minimum Deposit, $5,000) TWO-YEAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT outdoors? Whatever the reason , beautiful forked Run State Park resembled a ghost town Thursday afternoon. Swimmers, cam pers and rishermen were sca rce but maintenance personnel were busy about the 794 acres getting them in shape TED LEHEW, SON Of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lehew of Pomeroy and a student at Heidelberg College, on his job as one of several lifeguards employed in the swimming area at forked Run Lake. Ted had only four people on the beach Thursday afternoon, but expects more action iJS Lhe tem ~ peratures rise. A Meigs High football and wrestling sta r, Lehew is a sophomore member of the Student Prince varsity grid squad. 1 c • "· NEW QUARTER BEGINS JUNE 12 Monthly Income %% In Accounting ' 12 Months c:;;;;~.....;·_,) ONE-YEAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT WHETHER THE PARKS IS CROWDED or not, maintcnan<'C personnel such as !IIi> l 'a>l· go about their perpetual duties of keeping t'orked Run Park attractive. CAREER TRAINING FOR A REWARDED FUTURE TARA LONDON (UP!) -The price of gold rocketed to an all-lime high for the London market Friday as the dollar plunged to LINDA ROUSH a 31).year low in West Germany and bullion dealers Satilrday predicted gold would go even higher this week. Market dealers attributed gold's soaring price, which progressed from $90 an ounce a month ago to Friday's brief tecord London high of $120 MASON - Linda Lou Roush, 1973 graduate of Wahama High before closing at $117.75, to School. has been chosen lor a nagging doubr,; about currency stability and President Nixon's ~4,000 coolarship at West Pay Only One Virginia -wesleyan College in meeting with french President George Pompidou. Utility Buckhannon. The spokesman at a Swiss Miss Roush, daughter of Mr. bank, forecasting further Addison, Ohio and Mrs. James Roush of New Haven plans to enter the problems for the dollar, said nursing· career. She was .a gold "could go even higher For Information member of the National Honor next week." The official buying Call Shirley .... ··;ns Society, Choral Group, price of gold, set by the United States, is still $42 an ounce. Wahama Band and was also a The price of gold hit $128 on member of the West Virginia the Paris market at one point All..State Band this year. last monll1. ..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . She was active in the future Homemakers of America and was awarded the F .H.A. Girl of the Year in the Wahaina Chapter for 1972. This year, Linda received the commercial typing award. She is a member of the United Methodist Church where she is active in the choir and Youth Fellowship. A graduate of OSU with a. BME, he was a member ofOSU Marching Band lor 4 years & is a member of Phi Mu Alpha Symphonia honorary with the average 20 transistors fraternity. He has 8 years of public school exof electroncc watches, and the perience & has had consistent successes with firm claims the watch is acstudents in marching & concert band contesr,; & curate within one minute per solo & ensemble contests. year. He will teach Trombone, Trunipet; Euphonium, The watch will not be B·flal Clarinet, all Saxophones & beginning marketed by Hughes itself, but Plano. He will leach on Mondays. ir,; parts sold to franchised companies for installation in casing of the customers' is presently working on his doctorate in music. choice, the company said. First He is a qualified banjo teacher & wlll be teaching production models are exbanjo here on Fridays. pected to sell at $175 but go ~ · Come ln.& Choose From Our Larbe Selections of down to less than $50, once Banjos In Stock. mass production is under way . Miss Roush has won scholarship valued at $4, 000 TICKETS AVAILABLE I'O~IEROY -Tickets are on sale for tbe first annual Meigs High Sehool A!UIIlni Danee to be held June 30 at the Meigs High School gymnasium rrom 9 p.m. unlll I a.m. Tickets for the dance are f2 and membership dues for the association are $1. The dance is open to all alumni and tbeir guests Including the graduating classes or 1968 through 1973. All resen·allons must be made by June 22. Tickets are on advance sale at The Quality Print Shop, Middleport; Miller Brothers, Rutland; New York Clothing, Pomeroy, and VIllage Pharmacy, Middleport. Tickets may also he purchased by sending the money to Jo Ellen Diehl, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Tf!E ATTRACTIVE, spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. James Ricknwn, r;oo c:r,lnl St. , Middleport, was the scene for the Sunday af.ternoon tea given by the Meigs County fltulliHII ' SOciety . Above. Mrs. Roscoe Fowler, who ptcsidcd ~:1t the tea service 1:; st·r ving, l ~r., Mr.'>. Clinton F'ishcr, Mrs . Car l Will, Mrs. F'r;mk Lewi s Hnd Mrs. Ri(!lun<.lll. Murder in second charged to wo~nan A second deg1·ee murder charge was filed this morning itgainst motorcycle stunt rider Wanda Lee McGraw , 20, Stuart, F'l1:1.., in the shootin g death at 2:49 a . m . today of Steve Landin, 22, also of Stuart, · flo . The shootin g occurr·t~.d in the couples' trailer home which is parked on the Deggeller's Fun festival lot at the Silver Bridge Shoppin g Plaza. Ga ll ia County Sheriff James W. Saunders said Miss McGraw apparently s hot Landin followin g a domestic quarrel. OHicers said they had lived together for some Ume and were believed to be planning to be married. Landin was hit twice..Y.·ith .22 ca liber pistol slugs, once just below the breast and once in the abdOmen. Dr . Donald R. Warehime. load fo ll owi ng an accident at 4:15 p .m . Saturday on Rt. :r5, one and eight tenths of a mile west of Rl. 588. Officers reported a bale of h8y fell from Crerneans' tractor trailer into the path of an auto operated by Thomas M. Sain , 65, Rt. 1, Wh~elcrs­ burg. James W. Settle,' >8, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, was , cited to ny United Press International Meigs County Co.u rl for , exSpeakers told graduating cessive speed for conditions college seniors at ca mpuses following an accident at 10 :30 across the country Sunday that a .m . Sunday in Meigs County t h~ Watergate scanda l wa., an near township road 31. Settles ass <.~ult on the Constitution and car collided in a curve with an has shaken public confidence ~uto driv~n by Lawrence G. in the le8dership and stability Johnston, 19, Rl. 1, Portland, of the United Slates. There was moderate damage to both vehicles. " The Watergate plot appears A final accident occurred at to have heen ser iously subver6:05 p.m . .on Rt. 7, one and .sive of our electoral processes three tenths miles south of Rt. and potenticllly very dangerous 218 where William E. Griffith, for a free society" sa id 32, Rt. 2, Crown City , lost Col umbia University President control of his car which was ' William ,J. McGill . pulling a camper trailer. Th~ Becatl•e of this, McGill told car struck a guardrail and graduates of PaCe College in f{.!nce , ca usin g the trailer to f'ew Vorl( City. " there is a C(lpSize . wilkspre('l(\ J;~ck .of confidence GalliH County Coroner declined Crimin1::1l Inves ti gation. In other court action, Horiald to rule on the exact cH usc or Rnger Dowdy, :12, Front Royal, death until ali autopsy i:-; pcrfonncd . Both were em~ Va., entered a not guilty plea to ployed at the Deggeller Car- charges of breaking (Jnd enniv;.ll which is completing a two l.ering and grand larceny at week engagemen t at the Gillingham Drug Store . A preliminary hearing was shopping center. Miss McGraw entered a not set for F riday, June Hth . Bond guilty plea this morning in was sel at $5,000 on the B&E charge 1::1nd $2,500 on the gr;md G:.~Jiipolis Municipal Court. Her court-appointed attorney, larceny charge. Hawlin C. King, requested a HIKER DIF.S preliminary hearing .• Judge Mrs. Emma 1Grandma ) Robert S. Betz will conduct it Tuesday, June 12 beginning at Gatewood,_ Ga llipolis, national 9:30 a. m. Bmid was set at hiking figure in her 80s, died ea rly this morning . $50,000. Conducting the investigation we,re Sheriff Sau nd ers, LOCAL TEMPS Deputies Richard Kuhn and TemperatUre in dOwntOwn Bill Wells, Dr .· Warehime , Pomeroy Monday at 11 a . m. Prosecuting Attorney Gene was 83 degrees under partly Wetherholt and Agent Herman cloudy skies.' Henry of the Bureau of Seniors told nation shaken in the leadership and stability of the United States ." Sen. Sam J . Ervin, D-N.C. , dwirman of the Senate panel investigating the bugg ing "Snd covcrup, said he was anxious to ge t to the hea rt of the matter . " The people should not have to wait three to s ix to eight months," Ervin told the graduating dass at Wilkes College in Wilkes-Barre , Pa . "I- would hope thatlbe he•rings could be com pleted this month and that key White House perso nnel would lake the stand during that time." Sen. Hubert Humphrey, DMinn., told graduates at the Georgetown Uriiversity Law School in Washington, " The events of Waterg<Jte and the related assaUlt on the constit u~ tiona ! perogatives of Congress ~how the dirferem:e between strong representative gove rn·mcnt and oppressive go vern ~ rnenl dedicated to ,preserving power for its own , rather than ror the people 's, sake .., . " Humphr.ey said, " There is no mention whatever of the steps government might have to take to protect itself .aga inst the people or to prese1·ve its own pcrogatives. The sin1ple, directt langwge of our founders offers the. most reliable guide in recapturing one's bearings and in deciding what has to be done ." �2- The Daily Sentllll!l Middleport P«rneroy 0 June 4 1!173 Second m a series Helen Help u, Us. • • Emprise reaches into six states l Editors The Daytoa DaUy Ne\\s began a copyrlgbltd ser es of articles Sunday deiY log the aUeged link between organized crime and &ports lD the U.S In the lirst article the Dally News reported It had found that Emprlse Corp a holding company based In Bul falo, N Y had established a secret and powerful hold on the horse racing industry and large segments of proleulonal sports 10 Obto and other parts of the nat on ) DAYTON Oh o (UPI ) Empnse-Sportserv ce world s largest food and dr nk con cess ona1re at sports events had had bus mess dealings w th organ zed crune f gures m at least SIX states often lendmg money to fmance the purchase and control of race tracks the Dayton Daily News reported today Emprtse has an empue Lfl.. volv ng some 200 subsld ares and an enormous web of f nanc a l man pulat ons con tracts w th local governments and power and nfluence reach ng mto the highest levels of horse racmg profess onal sports and pol Ucs the news paper satd m the second part of a copyr ghted ser es EmpriSe-Sportserv ce was conv cted last year along w th three Mal a ftgures of con sp rmg to conceal the true denllties of the owners of a Nevada gamblmg casmo The Da ly News called LoUts M Jacobs who d ed n 1968 the gu d ng gemus behmd the conglomerate The newspaper sa d t was Jacobs who was responstble for B II Veeck gett ng the $150 000 he needed to buy the Cleveland lndtans The paper satd Samuel T Sammy Haas late lawyer for the Cleveland crune syndi cate was able to raiSe the money w th one phone call at Hden Hottel Jacobs btddi. g The synd cate borrowed money from the Jacobs brothers to rebuild River Downs race track at Cinctnnati after 11 was destroyed by a flood m 1937 tbe newspaper also satd l!aas 11 satd apparently owned the land beneath the track Other Dealiogo The newspaper satd tl un covered ev dence of other deal mgs between Haas and Jacobs mcludmg $400 000 n loans from Haas to Jacobs and his w fe Genevteve The conglomerate also bought several of Haas holdmgs ncludmg drtve In thea ters Law enforcement offic als reportedly satd they bel eved Louts Jacobs and Emprtse Sportserv ce to be a condu t through wh ch organized crime channeled ts mvestment money Emprtse offtc als have demed any bus ness con nections w th organ zed crune C ncmnau attorney Ambrose Lindhorst who represents the conglomerate told the Daily News he had found no evtdence of a 1937 loan to rebu ld River Downs or that members of the Cleveland cr me syndtcate ever owned the track The newspaper sa d a loan was made to front men for re puted New Jersey Mafia boss Gerardo Jerry Catena to ac qu re stock in a pmball and slot mach ne firm whtch does bus ness now as Bally Manu facturing Corp The treasurer and largest stockholder m Bally the news paper sa d ts Sam W Klem of Cleveland longtime fr end of Lou s Jacobs and named m a confttlentlal report by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control as allegedly connected w1th or gan zed crune In Cleveland The secret report according to Continued on page 8) Television Log Do s Day 8 0 Book Beat 20 33 0 00 Med ca Cen e 8 0 News 20 Pau Nuch ms 33 00 News3 4 6 8 0 3 5 30 Johnny Ca son 3 4 5 Jack Paa Ton e 6 3 CBS Repo s 8 Mov e Capta n L ghtfoo 0 00 Pe y Mason 4 News 3 2 00 Focus on Co umbus 4 3 DO News 4 Tuesday June 5 1973 Sun se Sem na 4 Sac ed Hea t 0 Fa m ne 0 6 25 Pa Ha ey 3 6 30 Co umbus Today 4 B be Answe s 8 Comcern & Commen 0 Fa h fo Today 3 6 45 Co nc ob Repo t 3 6 55 Take F ve Fa L e s 00 Today J 4 5 CBS News 8 0 News 6 Jeffs Co e 3 30 Rempe Room 6 Rocky & Bu w nk e 3 Popeye 0 8 00 Capt Kanga oo 0 New Zoo Revue 3 Sesame St 33 ass e 6 Jack Lalanne J New Zoo Revue6 8 30 9 00 Pau D xon 4 Concen at on 6 F end v June on 0 Me G tf n B A M 3 Ben 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Pe y Mason 4 News 3 2 00 - You Hea th 4 2 30 News 4 he week of P a nt tf PH L P CONRAD oe-cuu-a •t execu o s S aude edm n s and an G 6 ltc " Pets for Sale POODLE pupp es Toy A K c Choco a e - Phone 992 5o4J o mm Show qua ty 5 23 fc Deceased whose res dence • e unkn own POODLES AKC Pupp es sma COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO m n atu e b ack or wh e wo med permanent sho s S7S Phone Coo 11 e 661 62 4 - PROlATE D V $ION B Rowe Ad m n s ra o of he Es a e o Ad" ane Rowe Deceased P • n f 5 20 2 c R che d AKC Toy Pood e pupp es $75 and S8.5 A so S amese k ttens $ 0 Phone 256-6247 Kenne s of Ca houn ~ 20 3otc YS S auder G mm unknown e a Oefenden s t73 eQues an ad ud cat on ht:l ng n acco dance IN h Sl'c 3745 07 Oh o Rev sed Code by w en equest to he ebove •dd,ess App ca on for var ance o ope a ng perm 1 1 r Oh o Pa et Comp Aou e 2 Pome oy s a e of Oh o Oep o T ansp D v of H ohweys !!" & R G~ age S R 7 Pome oy • ors gn~ 20 nuance of tnY perm t<s may I NOTICE BY PUll CAT ON TO THE OEFE~OAN TS S ,..U"de G mm J and he unknown he a. Clev sees egarees May Anyone who may be aggrlevtdi o adve n y •uec ed by o Vi add ess Not~ee DRESSMAK NG a so creche and kn t ng Ass stance o nstruc ons fast reasonab e Phone 773 547 s 30 3tc YARD SALE a Smons es dence 443 S 6th M d d epo on Sa u day June 2 om 8 o 8 ~~~~------~S~27Sp ROOFING and Heat ng Repa a types Spec a C ean ng and o ng of b owe comp e e cneck on fu naces phone 843 23< Dear Helen If Out of Bucks must protest she should concentrate on high labor costs that push ALL pr ces up No one IS getting r ch off meat - not the rancher trucker feeder butcher packer or ret&ler It s just that thetr expenses have skyrocketed too The only rancher I know who drtves a Cadillac tS the one who was smart enough to lease hls land for~ an acre When cattle feed goes from $72 to $180 a ton and the overall cost to produce food has mcreased 109 pet m the last 20 years (farm machmery has gone up over 200 pet ) ts I any wonder meat pnces have doubled? Alter all most workers salartes have tr pled since 1950 doubled smce 1960 But not the farmers Mrs W s 2 30 c $50 00 REWARD 1o n ead ng o ar es on of persons who au omat c p so Bud Bart mus Phone 378 6304 5 30 6 c fo mat on and conv c stQie a 32 f om me Reedsv e ••HE!t" HEATING & COOLING Hot Water Heaters !'lumb ng El!!cfrtcal Work om The unknown he dev sees adm execu o s and Magg e Kobe g • s ega ees n & a o s ass gns of Deceased e Oefendan s ARNOLD BROTHERS 9~2 2 2448 Pomeroy o 2 Wanted To Buy WANTED - Used me chand se Fo auc on We buy we se who e housefu o s ng e p eces cons gnment o pe centage We w hau Phone 992 2792 after S 30 p m Hayman s 5 2S 30tc & THINGS WANTED Used deep 1 eeze Phone 992 9972 BY PAUL CRABTREE Last tune I was talking about the nat on s enetgy crls s and the gasol ne shortage n particular and I enJoyed t so much I m gomg to contmue Let s say that things get worse and worse and gasoline becomes almost unobtamable Must we become a country of stay-at-homes? Not at all There IS a ready if hard.W.Contemplate solutton Convert your car to bum charcoal Don tlaugh It can be done I saw tt done Honest Back m 1946-47 when I was enjoying a lun.flDed year s vacation tourmg the mystenous Or1ent on a tour arranged by those well known travel gwdes at the Pentagon I spent most of my time n Yokohama Japan Although a tender 17 at the time I couldn t help notice that Japan was n a mess torn up to beat the devtl and full of Ill-clad ID~oused tll.fed people War has a nasty habtt of domg that to a country Traff c on Yokohama s broad well-designed streets would have been almost non-extstent f 11 hadn t been for those char mmg ollv!Kirab Jeeps by Ford and WIDys the weapons carriers by Dodge and the blg six by trucks by GMC - and the Japanese charcoal burners Now as a good old Jackson County country boy I d grown up thmkmg these sm lmg gap-toothed yellow mldge\5 had ad vanced no further than making I recrackers or Cracker Jack toys plus some unfortunately-effective ships planes and guns But surely they couldn t make anything so myster ous and complicated as a car I was right These cars weren t some Japanese models wtth a funny name like Datsun or Toyota or even Honda They were American of all thmgs - pre war luxury models obvtously owned by the very very rich There were L10colns Cad llacs Chryslers and-sur pr smgly many btg top-of-the !me Stude bakers Most were 1939 and 1940 models and ahnost all were black Now Japanese supplies of domes! c gasoline were almost nil at the t me w th General MacArthur g v!ng them a constitution women s suffrage ctvtl nghts the Emperor -but no petrol as MANN NG 0 WEBSTER JUOGE AND EX OFF C 0 CLERKOFTHECOMMON PLEAS COURT OF ME GS COUNTY OH 0 PROaATE 0 V SON 6 4 c Gold Hoards The a m o u n t of gold hoarded by anctent c vthza I ons probably totaled not much more than the output of the W twatersrand d str ct of South Air ca m a smgle year g ve top 5 6 • WANTED 2 des bed ea he ands owned Bea Correct Play Makes It Easy .J NORTH 0982 ¥3 4 • 74 ... AQ w•sr •Q• "J t 9 K' ... K 086 EAST .43 08654 ¥Q 2 t8 "'7 sJ 2 SOUTH (0 • AK7 ¥ AK t AQJ 0962 ... 4 k \\ u n abc Nhf.:atSuh ... p • • 2t 3t 4t 6t II Us\ uld & Jame Jacob I II Wes opened a b ug• ns So th s d amond lam the chances are ha So th w d have gone gh t d mm y s ace of ~~ e hat s a h wo /Id be doomed o de Vest d dn t g ve Sou h h a p ob em because he opened the hree of trum1 s Eas pia ed h s e ght os .. ald Just look ng at It No th and South hands I est percentage p ay u s t1 to Ia) down h s ace ui d "n onds a t ck two If e tl OJ he k ng he s only e 1 ahuut an overtr ck n hat Fast sla 1 ~ I l am nrl n Meg Pass • 2• Yo th Ea 6 1 3tc WANTED CHIPWOOD POLES MAXIMUM DIAMaER 10 ON LARGEST END • 4AQ9R5 ¥52 tK4 .. AQ1 Wha do you do now A-B d f u elub We a en p ud th ~ h d but fndabcu n TODAY S QUESTION LARRY E SPE NCER CLERK OF COURT OF COMMON P EAS ME GS COUNTY OH 0 POMEROY OH 0 2264 8 ij OHIO PALLET CO. Open Monday through Fr day 7 a m to 8 JO p m. On Old Rt 33 Phone 992 2689 Pomeroy, Oluo WOULD LIKE two e der y Lost PA R of Lady s 9 asses ost a Rae ne A umn May 27 f 1oun ca 94' 347 616tc pe sons ma e o female who wou d prefer a p vate home nstead of a est home No ambulatory Ca Meigs Legion splits two weekend doubleheaders The )outh mo•ement prorniS ng this to be a year of rebwld ng for a stronger club m the future was apparanl over the weekend ~hen the Me gs Leg1on baseball teanYopened Is 1973 season by spl tting a pair of doubleheaders Saturda) at Lowell Meigs won the ftrst game f>.J behind the strong r gh handed hurling of b g B II Chaney lately off the Me gs H gh slaff but dropped the n ghtcap 1h> n tO nn ngs "hen even younger p tchers worked for I eld manager George Nesselroad s club Perk Ault slarted Jeff McK nney can e on n the third and Johnny Ba rd of Chesh re fm shed and absorbed the Joss Ali ace r ghthanders Au It s a JUD or to-be McK nney a sopho ore t<>be and Bard graduated at Kyger Creek H S May 18 Sunday n the home open ng doubleheader Me gs ble" tho opener but good 10-0 to the hard-hilt ng Portsmouth club But Me gs came back n the n ghtcap agam beh nd Chaney to shut out the downr ver club 3.() In the Opener Sunday t was r ghthander Steve Lee who was bombed n the f rst nn ng when the oppos t on scored seven of Is 10 runs and t look Perk Ault to get the f re out and f n sh the game He gave up 2 more runs n the 2nd then goose-egged Portsmouth four stra ght tunes before allowing one n ore 10 the top of the seventh Meanwh Je Portsmouth s Deer! eld held Me gs to JUst wo h ts s ogles by Lpu McKinney and R ck Stobart Chaney ran h s str ng to 2~ n the seven nn ng n gh ca p n two days by scatter ng four Portsmouth hIs for h s f rst shutout 3~) as a Leg on ball player It prom sed to be the f rst of many before he graduates to h gher class r cat on baseball Clea rly the outstandmg thing about Me gs 2 v ctor es was the excel ent p tch ng of B I Chaney and U e good prospects of Is new young p tchers Ault a nd McK nney Aga nst Lowell Chaney allowed one run walked four struck out n ne and gave up only s x hits In subdu ng the hard h tt ng Portsmouth team Chaney ga ve up no runs only four hIs wa ked on y hree and fanned s x In 14 nrungs p tched over the weekend Chaney s totals were one run allowed 10 h Is g ven up 15 ba ters st ruck out and seven free passes ssued Not a bad weekend s v. ork HIGHLIGHTS LOWELL FIRST GAME Both teams looked slugg sh Me gs opened the scor ng n the second on a basehit by center I elder D•ve Wo fe a stolen base and Tom Cooke s RBI smgle to r ght Me gs got another run n the 3rd when M ck Ash reached base on a boot and scored Ia er on a w ld p tch John Roush left f e der had a sngle n ths nnng Lowell go Is onlv run n the bo tom of the tl trd on a walk a By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Wrtter The word around the Nat onal League th s season s to expect the unexpected from the San Franc sea Gants Chari e Fox s young vete rans as they re called in San Franc sea were r a ted a fourth or I fth place earn n most pre season surveys I.\'• Iliad -lhW re play ng 636 ball and are 2 » games n front n the NL s Western D v s on Veterans Juan Mar chal W I e McCovey a nd Sam McDowe I have contr buted the r share o the resurgence but he key to the G ants r se l es In he development of young p ayers I ke Dave Rader Garry Maddox Chr s Speer Dave K ngman and Ed Goodson Rader and Maddox prov ded the unexpected w th n nth nn ng home s Sunday to g ve the Gants a 5-4 VIC o y over he Ph ladelph a Ph II es and run the r w nn ng strea k o four games Wha made the San McNally maintains jinx over Rangers By MARTIN LADER UP! Sports Wr ter Through th ck and thin one th ng rema ns constcmt n he 1 fe and career of Dave Me Na y When he "as a cons sten 20game w nn er McNally s softest ouch was the Wash ngton Senators Both McNall) s decl ne and th e sena o s move to Texas co nc ded w th the 1972 season bul the re at onsh p between the two hasn changed a b McNully defeated the Wash ngto n Texas f anch se fo the Major League Leaders 16th consecut ve me Sunday n ght when th e Bait more Or oles routed the Rangers 7 I n a game stopped by ra n n the top of the s xth nn ng Not s nee Sept 12 1968 when Frank Howard beat h m w th an e gh h nn ng homer has McNally lost to th s club The v ctory was only he I fth overal n 11 dec sons for McNal y follow ng a 13 17 performance as yea when the Or oles fa Jed for the f rst me n foW' years to w n the Amer can League s Eastern D v s on ti e From 1968 through 1971 the Bait more ef -hander was a 20-game w nner The t umph enabled he th d place Or ales to eve n he r re cord at 22 22 and rema n 2 games behind the f ont runrung Detro t T gers who wh pped M nnesota 6-2 New York kept pace n second p ace JUS a game and a half beh nd Detro t following a 3-2 tr umph over Cal forn a Ch cago had Is Western D VJS on lead over Kansas C ty chopped o a game when the Wh te Sox lost 7 I to M Iwaukee whi e the Royals were edg ng Cleveland S-4 In the other game Oakland hammered Boston 12! In th e Nat o na l l eagu e DELIVERED TO 5 Sou h ho d · s7.00 Per Ton S uth Pass Pa s Panos P 0 Box 188 Sa d s Oh o 439<6 5 27 6tp SOMEONE o take over my mow ng n M dd epof by June 5 Should be abe o do mm ng a ound wa ks etc p ease phone 992 39 dd ng ha been N OLD UPRIGHT P ANOS Any cond ton Pay ng s o each F s f oo ony W egvng d ectons Wanted NEWS APUt EN ER R SE ASSN We Da "' Phone 949 2 South p ays a th rd d amond East wUJ w n w h the k ng and eventually South w I have to dec de how to avo d he Joss of a spade J m If Sou h does hat and Wes t s th e man w h three d amonds and E a s t shows out wha should South do now 0 swald In hat case South s correc play s to p ay h s ace and k n g of spades to see f he can drop the queen I! doesn fa he tr es the club f nesse Th s r s k s a two tr ck se bu g ves h m h s best p ay fo the s a n J m Your pay a so turn s out to be the w nner It a so s the correct ne s nee t g ves dec arer chances n both black su ts o p c k up he tr ck he needs Th 000 5 27 7tc By ane E Mo s Ch ef Depu y C e k WIN AT BRIDGE yet So with the saljle determmat on that later Jed the Japanese to put a transistor in every ear thi'Y converted these cars to charcoal-burners Don task me how -I just know they did It W th a bulky ugly black assembly sttck og out of the truck these aging vehicles were switched over to some sort of steam power with charcoal creatmg the steam Some used low.grade o I but also relied on converston to steam power but the vast maJority used charcoal ) And so there they would roll along at a sedate 25 or 30 miles an hour w1th chauffeur up front the Very Important Person m the m1ddle and that Btg black box jutting from the rear spewing smoke and steam I was unpressed w th Japanese energy and mgenwty because at th1s tune it seemed their principal Industries con ststed of convertmg old Budwetser cans nto c garet bghters and !acquer10g used Sunklst orange crates into authentic anttque jewel boxes I m still unpressed and f thts gasolme ens s continues to get worse I d g ve you two-to-one odds that t 11 be Datsun or Toyota or someone from Ntppon who offers the f rst charcoal-and ..steam optional eng10e In tbe meantune be very n ce to the fellow 10 your ne1gh borhood who spends every even ng barbeCuing hamburgers and steak• on hiS outdoor gr 11 Next year He may be the best mecharuc n town 8257296 TheDa ly Sentinel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 June 4 197~ 992 7 35 o nqu e at 7 L berty Ave Pomeroy 6 3 3tc ------ • double and as ngle g ven up by Chaney Metgsadded single runs n the I fth SIXth and seventh nrungs In the f fth Kev Sheets trtpled and Wolfe stngled him ho e In the s xth Ba rd Jed off w th a s ogle got to second wl en Lt..., walked to th rd on a sacrif ce by Chaney and s<.'ored on an n I etd out In the seventh Sheets walked pilfered second also th rd ~nd scored on the catchers hobble Cooke second sacker had two hits Lowell 2nd game Me gs used three p tchers m th s 10nn ng battle Ault p tched two and a th rd nn ngs sswng f ve walks str k ng out four g..v ng up f ve runs one earned) and four hits Jeff McK nney pony leaguer was mpress ve n his I rs Leg on gan e working three and tw<>-thtrds mn ngs ssu g one walk fan rung four and aUowmg JUSt two h ts Johnny Bu rd JUst out of the KCHS wo ked the last four nn ngs walking four !ann ng f ve g vmg up one run and two hils He took the loss Kev Sheets veterun outf elder led the Me gs hi t ng w th two s ngles and two RB!s Bard also had two hits and Dave Wolfe and Jon Buck each had a s ngle Lowell scored ts w nn ng run m the lOth when the leadoff man walked was sacrlf ced to second go to third on an error and scored on a bloop s ngle to short left PORTSMOUTH FIRST GAME V s t ng Portsn outh at Syracuse Mun c pal Park turned loose all t.s f re-power n the f rst wo nn ngs W th the veteran Steve Lee start ng for Me gs Po rtsmouth scored s x runs while Me gs cou d get only one out At th s po nt Lee was rei eved by Ault who r ght awa) gave up a r ng ng double to the f rst man he faced for ""other Ports mouth run But he ended the mn ng by a str ke out and a ground out The damage was done Ault was mpress ve n his appearance walk ng only hree farm ng one allow ng fOW' hits n s x and twcrth d nrungs PORTSMOUTH SECONl> GAME In a t ght p tchers due Me gs opened the scor ng n the th rd nn ng w th Lee each ng f rst on a walk second on Chaney s ground out and sco r ng on M ck Ash s s ngle to left center Me gs added another n the If h on a walk to Chaney a sacr f ce by Ash and a run-produc ng s ngle by John Roush Me gs got an nsurance run n the 6th when Wolfe ed off w th as ngle but was thrown out •I the plate trymg to score from f rst on a boom ng double by Cooke But Cook e scored after advanc ng to th rd on Buck s s nglc on a sacr I ce fly by I rs sacker Lee Cooke also had as ngle n this game Th s weekend Me gs s at Ch II cothe Saturday for a s ngle rune nn ng game start ng at l 30 p m and lS at I orne n Syracuse Sunday aga ns New Haven for two seven nn ng ga mes beg n n ng at I p m Ch cago beat Atlanta 3 0 C nc nnat beat P ttsburgh f>.l S I ou s beat Houston 2 I n 10 nn ngs Montreal beat Los Angeles 4-1 New York beat San D ego 9 2 and San Fran c sco beat Philadelphia H AI Bumbl'y tr p ed home two rWls and sea ed wo others as Bal more collected all seven of Is runs and e gh h Is aga nst Pete Broberg before he ga me was halted w th two out n the top of the s xth because of ra n Palmer allo\\ed s x hits but the only Texas run was unearned st Game 0 0 Megs Giants still hot I-IUMIDIFIERS am 3 SATURDAY AT LOWELL Furnace ConTrols Dear Readers Advice column mall ts an unpredictable thing not one correspondent took Out of Bucks side on the great meat controversy although I m sure most of us have been ex perunenling wtth casseroles and meat substitutes lately True 11 1sn t the ranchers fault True agam all prtces have skyrocketed - which means that wages must keep pace also which of course creates even htgher prices Where 11 s go ng to end I don t know but meanwhile I ve discovered thts great rec pe for Spinach Surprise and If the family turns It down our dog eats anything H 5 MOnday June 4 973 6 00 - NewsJ 4 8- 0 5 ABC News 3 f' Sesame St 20 A ovnd he Bend 33 6 JO ABC News 6 CBS News 8 0 0 eam of Jeanne 3 News 3 4 5 How Do You Ch d en Grow 33 00 Truth o Con seq 3 Beat the C ock 4 News 6 o C reus J Wha s My L ne a E ec Co 20 Ma t n Agronsk y Even ng Edt on 33 San 5 Take F ve .5 so To Te he T uth 6 Young 0 K da e 8 Ho ywood Squa es 4 T aft c Cou t 0 Do You Read Me 20 Move Junge Man Ea e s 3 Ep sode Act on 33 Bobby Gods bo o 3 8 00 Gunsmoke 8 0 Baseba P e Game Show 3 4 s Rook es 6 Two A ct c Ta es 20 33 9 00 He e 5 lucy 8 0 Mov e Ma oc 7 6 3 9 30 PUBLIC NOnCES I PUILIC NOTICE The to ow no document s were rece ved by the Oh o Env ronment•l Protect on Age-ncy IIISO Ea.sr Town S ree Co umbus Oh o -432 4 du n; fN TKfiOURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTV OH 0 Franc sea v ctory so u expected was that rei ever B lly W lson apparent y wrapped up he game for the Ph II es when he got Bobby Bonds to h t nto a n nth nn ng double play wh ch left the bases emp y But T to Fuentes s ogled to keep he G ants alive and Maddox foll owed w th a twa-run hom~r to g!JI~ \l>llm tJM' v cto y The ClnolntJan Reds defeated the P ttsburgh Prates S I the Montreal Expos beat the Los Ange es Dodgers 4 I the St Lou s Card nals shaded the Hous on Astros 2 I n 10 nn ngs the Ch cago Cubs blanked the Allanla Braves 3~ and he New York Mets wh pped the San D ego Padres 9 2 n other NL games Amer can League s ores were New York 3 Cal lorn a 2 Oakland 12 Boston I M I wuukee 7 Ch cago I Kansas C y 5 Cleveland 4 Detro t 8 M nnesot.a 2 and Bait more 7 Texas 1 n a game called n the s xth nn ng because or ra n Ken Brett carr ed a 4 1 lead nto the n nth nn ng at San Franc sco but K ngman opened he n n h w th a s ogle and Rader homered to cut the lead to 4 3 Mac Scarce walked McCovey but then W !son threw a double play grounder to Bonds and the Ph II es thought hey were home free That s when Fuentes and Maddox came h ough w th the dec s ve 5 Lowe 00 000 o- 6 4 Chaney and Ash Scheoppne an d Fu on WP Chaney 0 Lose Scheoppne 2nd Game 200200000 564 0 4 000 000 --6 8 Au J Mc K nn ey 3 Ba d 7 and Ca Ash 4 New on Ba e 6 and Fu on Huff man 2 WP Ba e Lose Ba d 0 PORTSMOUTH AT MEIGS F rst Game Po smou h 720 000 0 00 Me gs 000 000 0--'- 0 2 4 Dee e d and S ap1e on l ee Au and Ash W P Dee f e d Lose Lee (0 Second Game Po smou h 000 ooo 0-0 4 2 Me gs 00 0 )I 3 6 2 S u ge Adk ns 6 and S ap e on Chaney and A sh WP Chaney 2 0 Lose u g Ump es A S oba Home Sm h and Doc nge s s TRANSFERS TOW VA MORGANTOWN W Va (UP!) The 19720hto Class A basketball player of the year Bob Hugg ns s transferr ng from Oh o Un vers ty to West V rg n a Un vers ty The 190-pound guard from lnd an Valley South averaged 23 po nts as a h gh school freshman 33 as a sophomore 30 as a jun or and 20 n h s sen or year Malone ousted m NA lA tourney PHOENIX Ar z (UPI Malone College of Canton Ame c~n l eague Ea st Oh o lost to Valdesla Slate w pet gb College of Georg a 2~ Saturday De 0 t 27 12 55 New Yo k 26 24 520 n a losers bracket game of the Ba moe 2212 500 Nat onal Assoc at on of In M waukPe 22 26 458 tercolleg ate Ath et cs Tour Boson 2 25 457 C eveaand 20 30 400 nament West Sa n Bowen allowed only one w pet g b w pet gb h t n p tch ng the v ctory Ch cago 27 6 600 San F anc sco 35 20 636 Kansas C 30 23 566 Los Ange es 3 2 596 2 wh ch el m nated Malone fro n M nne so a 26 2 553 2 C nc nna 28 23 549 5 the double-e) m nat on tour 25 22 532 3 Hous on 29 25 537 5 h Ca forn a Oak and 26 25 5 0 ney A an a 8 J2 360 4 Texas 6 30 348 San D ego 9 34 35a 5 A s ngle to r ght I eld by Satu day s Resu t s Saturday s Resu ts Terry F elds w th the bases New Yo k 2 Ca f o n a 0 Ch cago 4 A an a 3 M nneso ta J Det o 2 0 nns P sbu gh 4 C nc nna 3 loaded brought n bo h of 3 San F anc sea Ph ade ph a 7 M waukee 3 Ch cago 2 Va desta. s runs n he second nns S Lou s 6 Hou 5 on un nn ng Oak and 3 Bos on San D ego 3 New Yo k 0 Ba mo e8 Tel'tas 3 Mon ea 6 Los Ange es 3 Kansas C y 5 C e e and Sunday s Resu t s Nat onal League Stand ngs By Un ted Press Internal onal East w t pet gb Ch cago 3 20 608 P t sbu gh 2J 2 52J 4 New Yo ·k 22 24 <78 6 ' IV\on ea 2 23 477 6 S Lous 22 25 <68 7 Ph adepha 9 30 J88 West • C nc nna 5 P sburah C! caqo 3 At an s 0 S l ou s 2 Hous on 0 nns Wo.on ea 4 Los An9e es New Yo k 9 San D ego 2 San F anc sco 5 Ph ade ph a 4 Today s Probab e P tchers All T mes EDT San F anc sco B ad ey 4 2 a P sbu gh Moose 4 4 Ph ade ph a Ca on 5 7 at Hous on Robe s 5 3 New Yo k M a a c k 2 7 a C nc nna B ngham 7 2 Tuesday s Games A an a at Mon ea n gh San F anc sea a P sbu gh n gh San D ego a S lou s n gh Los Ange es a Ch cage New Yo k a C n nna n gh Ph ade ph a a Hous on n gh Sunday s Resu t s Kansas C y S C e e and 4 De ot8 M nnesoa2 M waukee 7 Ch cago New Yo k 3 Ca o n a 2 Oak and 2 Bos ton Ba mo e Texas 5 2 n ngs an Today s P obab e P tche s Kansas C y Ga be 5 a Boson C s25 M waukee Co bo n 5 2 a Oak an d Ho zman 0 2 Tuesdav s Games M waukee at Oak and n gh De o t a Ca fo nan ght New Yo k a Texas n gh1 M nne so a a C eve and w Ch ago a Bat mo en gh Ka sas C a Bo son n gh RESIGNS POST COLUMBUS ( UPI Jm Car! eld d rector of the Md An er can Conference s news serv ce bureau announced h s es gnat on Saturday Ca f e d sa d he was leav ng he pa s t on for pe r so nal asons heritage house You Thom MeAn Sto M DOLEPORT e ,---------------------, 1 I Robm son s Offers 3 Methods of Carmg for Your W mler Clothes Weiskopf confident i ASK Aaour ouR 1. FREE , ~ STORAGE . 'O h e can wzn pen I SERVICE I CHARLOl l'E N C UPI) landed w II n 12 fee and on fon W skupf on e regard d e ght and n ne h t on sl ots to I as the br des ad of the PGA w n a yard of the cup 1 our now f gures he s good He s lowed down on the back I e ougl to bet:tt anyone o ne n ne h ng a sand wedge nto I Profess onally c leaned and 1 n s he d and t me for the U S Open a I ack bunker on h 349 yard I s tored tr ee unt I Fa ll Pay on y dry clean ng I m not afra d of anybody pa four No 14 hole fo u bogey 1 c ha ge when you p ck them up Ia e r he declared Sunday after f e Th n he played par go f I w nn ng the $40 000 f rst pr ze the est of he way ex ept for a n the Ken p r Open golf b d e on t1 e 360 ya d par four tournamen w th a 17 under 1 Stor age on ly of fur a nd fur tr mmed garm e n1 s No G par 271 that broke the 72-ho e Wadk ns w o s a d off lhe 1 We w 11 s tor e w thout clean ng 1 you prefer record for the tournament by i<J y t ed ro second w th Ken 1 Nom nal c harge for 1h s ser v ce three strokes S I at ! unde ad he was The 30 year-old Oh oan ery pi "sed w th y f n sh cia med h second tournament 'he WJOne of this year s Byron I For 1hose who d es e an econom cal way for lle of the year the f st be ng Nelson Class c sa d I he Colon al National He s wouldn t have bel eved I could 1 ca r ng for the w n1e r apparel We c an NOT 1 offer fr ee s1or age on Co n Op C ea n ng been runnerup three l mcs He shoot 14 under here beat Lanny Wadk ns a former Now J know how fom felt I Wake Forest star vlng just Ia week he sa d eferr ng USE OUR SERVICE NOW outs de Wn' ton..5alem N C o he Atlanta Class c l don t by three strokes w th round s of t nk anyo ould I oat be te 65 70-68-68 tha he d d oday Wadk ns Amas e of the long d stance sho a thrc under 6 Sunday PH 992 5428 dr ve We skopf sa d he had fo a 27~ He had f ve b d es I I 210 E SECOND POMEROY ea rned a lot on the 973tour nd two bogey h s seventh ti ne around He has now won seven tourneys Fo th s year he stands fourth on th lou money st w th $121 822 Wadk ns s I fth t $1 4 52 ncludtng $22 600 earned by a second p ace Kemper f n sh FM/AM STEREO FM We skopf the th rd round eader started the afternoon at 203 13 under par after 54 holes He took off w th a b rd eon the No 1 hole 442 yards long by h tng a seven ron to wthn four feet then put ng n He blew • han e •I b rdies on 2 3 and 4 two-pull ng all three t mes after hilt ng w th n f ve feet on Nos 2 and 3 and to w th n 12 feet on No 4 He h d back to-back b rd es on Nos 7 8 and 9 On No 7 he All Winter Garments I I 2. 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COIN-OP CLEANING I Walker was the oser The Dodgers AI Down ng wa ked Hal Breeden w h the bases I lied and two out n the e ghth nn ng fore ng n t1 e t e break ng run for the Expos Down ng had an 0-2 count on Breeden after he Expos I lied the base on s ng es by T m Fol and Ron Woods and" wa k to Bob Ba ley Ern e McAnally p tched a s x h tle and Clyde Masho e h t ct two run homer for he Expos T m McCarver s b oop s ng e w th the buses f lied and one ou t n the lOth gave tl e Ca rd nals the r ~th v ctory n 16 games Rei eve r Wayne Gra nger who worked one nn ng rece ved c ed t for h s I rs w n of the yea wh le J m Crawford was the loser Both bows earl er runs n the game scored Greg Luz nsk d ove n two on passed balls runs w h a homer and two s ng es for the Ph I es who suffered the r s xth stra ght oss EV~RY l'he Reds ended the P rates TU~SDA.'( WI6~T s x game w nn ng streak w th IS f+.I'\IL'( FIJW IIIIGIIT he help of Tony Perez th rd ~T BVR&H, ttiEF I)--....__.--.... career grand s am n the th rd nn ng Former rei ever C ay /IIJCRE I>18URGIBLE I Curro! went 8 2 3 nn ngs w th Pedro Borbon ge t ng the last ou fa h s seventh save Luke THE BEST Lov Osbo ne ISeMS IIl VALUES SEARS Cal a log Merchant 220 E Ma n l l lI l Pomeroy PH 992 2178 I I I I I I B g Shef' French F es Turnove and La ge So1t Dr nk Only '1 '73 Model Closeout! now 10 ~ WAYJ to enjoy ta~ite music in For Ktds The BERWALD Funbu ger • F ench F es OPTOMETRIST 0680W Modu a stereo system has bu t n 8 t ack cartr dge player and FM/ AM/Ste eo FM tuner amp So d state amp 1 er tun ng meter Input output aux ary jacks Each speake enc osu e conta ns one 6 • Sma Soft Dr nk and Lo I pop Ony woofer and one ~;~e:~ 50~ L----------.1 N. 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OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l-EAST COURT <r POMEROY I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 II I I I : I1 1---------------------· Special family meal prices after 4 p m For Adults I : Robinson's Cleaners I ,.------------1 Here's the Man To See For I The qul!l r goes NOW $1 7 9 n be o e he name goes one INGELS FURNITURE GALLIPOLIS 1503 EASTERN AVENLIE 992 2635 OPEN FRI & SAT NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT �2- The Daily Sentllll!l Middleport P«rneroy 0 June 4 1!173 Second m a series Helen Help u, Us. • • Emprise reaches into six states l Editors The Daytoa DaUy Ne\\s began a copyrlgbltd ser es of articles Sunday deiY log the aUeged link between organized crime and &ports lD the U.S In the lirst article the Dally News reported It had found that Emprlse Corp a holding company based In Bul falo, N Y had established a secret and powerful hold on the horse racing industry and large segments of proleulonal sports 10 Obto and other parts of the nat on ) DAYTON Oh o (UPI ) Empnse-Sportserv ce world s largest food and dr nk con cess ona1re at sports events had had bus mess dealings w th organ zed crune f gures m at least SIX states often lendmg money to fmance the purchase and control of race tracks the Dayton Daily News reported today Emprtse has an empue Lfl.. volv ng some 200 subsld ares and an enormous web of f nanc a l man pulat ons con tracts w th local governments and power and nfluence reach ng mto the highest levels of horse racmg profess onal sports and pol Ucs the news paper satd m the second part of a copyr ghted ser es EmpriSe-Sportserv ce was conv cted last year along w th three Mal a ftgures of con sp rmg to conceal the true denllties of the owners of a Nevada gamblmg casmo The Da ly News called LoUts M Jacobs who d ed n 1968 the gu d ng gemus behmd the conglomerate The newspaper sa d t was Jacobs who was responstble for B II Veeck gett ng the $150 000 he needed to buy the Cleveland lndtans The paper satd Samuel T Sammy Haas late lawyer for the Cleveland crune syndi cate was able to raiSe the money w th one phone call at Hden Hottel Jacobs btddi. g The synd cate borrowed money from the Jacobs brothers to rebuild River Downs race track at Cinctnnati after 11 was destroyed by a flood m 1937 tbe newspaper also satd l!aas 11 satd apparently owned the land beneath the track Other Dealiogo The newspaper satd tl un covered ev dence of other deal mgs between Haas and Jacobs mcludmg $400 000 n loans from Haas to Jacobs and his w fe Genevteve The conglomerate also bought several of Haas holdmgs ncludmg drtve In thea ters Law enforcement offic als reportedly satd they bel eved Louts Jacobs and Emprtse Sportserv ce to be a condu t through wh ch organized crime channeled ts mvestment money Emprtse offtc als have demed any bus ness con nections w th organ zed crune C ncmnau attorney Ambrose Lindhorst who represents the conglomerate told the Daily News he had found no evtdence of a 1937 loan to rebu ld River Downs or that members of the Cleveland cr me syndtcate ever owned the track The newspaper sa d a loan was made to front men for re puted New Jersey Mafia boss Gerardo Jerry Catena to ac qu re stock in a pmball and slot mach ne firm whtch does bus ness now as Bally Manu facturing Corp The treasurer and largest stockholder m Bally the news paper sa d ts Sam W Klem of Cleveland longtime fr end of Lou s Jacobs and named m a confttlentlal report by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control as allegedly connected w1th or gan zed crune In Cleveland The secret report according to Continued on page 8) Television Log Do s Day 8 0 Book Beat 20 33 0 00 Med ca Cen e 8 0 News 20 Pau Nuch ms 33 00 News3 4 6 8 0 3 5 30 Johnny Ca son 3 4 5 Jack Paa Ton e 6 3 CBS Repo s 8 Mov e Capta n L ghtfoo 0 00 Pe y Mason 4 News 3 2 00 Focus on Co umbus 4 3 DO News 4 Tuesday June 5 1973 Sun se Sem na 4 Sac ed Hea t 0 Fa m ne 0 6 25 Pa Ha ey 3 6 30 Co umbus Today 4 B be Answe s 8 Comcern & Commen 0 Fa h fo Today 3 6 45 Co nc ob Repo t 3 6 55 Take F ve Fa L e s 00 Today J 4 5 CBS News 8 0 News 6 Jeffs Co e 3 30 Rempe Room 6 Rocky & Bu w nk e 3 Popeye 0 8 00 Capt Kanga oo 0 New Zoo Revue 3 Sesame St 33 ass e 6 Jack Lalanne J New Zoo Revue6 8 30 9 00 Pau D xon 4 Concen at on 6 F end v June on 0 Me G tf n B A M 3 Ben Casey 3 9 30 ToTe The T uth 3 eopa dy 6 Ho ywood Ta k ng o E ec Co 33 0 00 D nah Sho e 3 5 Co umbus S x Ca ng 6 Joke s W d a 0 0 ck Van Dyke 3 L as Yoga & You33 0 30 Baf e 3 4 5 $ o 000 Py am d 8 0 Sp t Second 3 Zoon 33 00 Sa e of he Centu y 3 5 Love Arne can Sty e 6 Gamb B 0 Passwo d 3 T a e ure 33 30 Ho ywood Squa es 3 4 5 Bew tched 6 3 Love o l e 8 0 Ep sode Ac on 33 55 CBSNews8 Dan me sWo d 0 2 00 Jeopa dy 3 5 Bob B aun s so 50 C ub 4 Passwo d 6 News 0 3 Sesame S 33 230 3Ws3 5 Sp Second6 Sea chfo Tomorow8 0 News 3 2 55 00 News 3 A My Ch d en 6 3 Green Ac es o Not For Women On y 5 s You Be 8 Ma t nAg onsky 33 20 Fash on n Sew ng 3 30 3 On A Ma ch 3 4 5 Le s Make A Dea 3 Bow ng 6 A he Wo d Tu ns a 0 How Do You Ch d en G ow'"~ 33 2 00 Day s of Ou l es J 4 5 New ywed Game 3 M ke Doug as 6 Gu d ng L gh a 0 Woman 33 2 30 Doc o s 3 4 S Oat ng Game 3 Edge o N ght 8 o A s s n Ame a 33 3 00 Ana he Wo d 3 4 5 Gene a Hasp a 6 3 P ce 5 R gh a 0 Th v M nutes W h 20 G eat Sleamboa Race 33 3 30 Re u n of Pey on P ace 3 5 one L e o L ve 6 3 Se e S o m 0 Ph. Donahue 4 HQ ywood Ta k ng 8 Chan ese Way tO T me fo T mothy 33 4 00 M s e Ca oon 3 Love Arne can Sty e 3 Some se 5 Hu ck & Yog 6 Sec e S o m 8 Sesame St 33 Move Ra s no La am e 0 4 30 Pe t coa Junct on 3 W d Wes 3 To Be An nouncedB Me G f n4 F Abbott&Coste o8 5 00 M Roge s 20 33 Andy S Bonanza 3 4 Haze B He eComes heB des6 M Roge s20 33 5 30 Beve y H b es 8 E ec Co 33 Gome Py e 3 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Dea h Va ey Days 5 5 55 Ea N gh nga e 5 6 00 - New s 3 4 8 0 3 S T u h o Con seq 6 SesameS 20 A ound he Bend 33 6 30 News 3 4 6 8 0 S D eam o Jeanne 3 L as Yoga & You 33 6 00 6 5 s 7 00 What s My L ne 8 e Got A Sec e 3 E ec Co 20 Bea1 he C ock 4 News 6 0 Untamed Wo d T e nos Go f 5 L v ng JJ T uth o Conseq 3 7 30 3 Lee ToTe The T uth 6 P ce s R ght 8 0 Beat The Cock 3 Th s s You L e 3 C cus 4 Cha es 8 a 5 Chan ese Way 33 8 00 - Mov e s Bette Wo d RFD 20 K A D agon J 4 5 Peanuts 8 ROY PROFF TT l:nd ROGER ADAMS • Poll tne s.h p DBA A & P 0 nt Company Ru: ne Your Right to Know Oft I Dear Helen I am a wtdow who has a rather happy problem My fiance and I both m our 4lfi want a church weddmg and a reception for about 200 friends and relattves hut we have aU the material possessiOns we need Therefore we d like to inform everyooe that we prefer thetr Best wishes for a happy marnage in lieu of gifts can this be prmted and enclosed with the lnvttahons or will people be msulted' PENNY Dear Penny Why not enlocse a note that mtght read We want you to share w th us the happmess of our weddmg day Please no gfts Th s should please many and Jnsult no one - H +++ Dear Helen May I suggest that these complammg women ratse tbetr own beef and not so much bull Meat pr ces haven t gone up any more than other prices Oleck out what you were paymg 20 years ago for the dress which costs over $50 today While Out of Bucks IS r&smg her vegetable garden and tending her flock of chtckens have her buy a small lamb a small ptg and a small beef calf to ratse also Then In a year and onehalf after she has bought feed at today s high prices housed the anunals fed them da ly cleaned out the manure paid the vet bills etc pa d to have them butchered wrapped and stored In a freezer Jet me know what she thinks of the price of meat If she really wants fun tell her to get a milk cow - A DAIRY FARMERS WIFE 0 B y G a ham Spec a 3 6 Arne can Odyssey 20 33 8 30 Hawa F ve 0 8 Kopycats 0 Mov e That Ce a n Summe 6 3 9 00 n e nat ona Perfo mance 20 33 9 30 V g nan 8 P ot F ms 0 0 00 Ma cus We by M 0 6 3 News 20 F s Tuesday 3 4 S Cance L fe o Dea h 33 00 - NewsJ 4 8 3 S 30 Johnny Ca son 3 4 5 Jack Paa Ton te 6 3 Mov es The Two Faces of Dr Jeky a ()perat on At ants o 00 ...... Pe y Mason 4 News 3 2 00 - You Hea th 4 2 30 News 4 he week of P a nt tf PH L P CONRAD oe-cuu-a •t execu o s S aude edm n s and an G 6 ltc " Pets for Sale POODLE pupp es Toy A K c Choco a e - Phone 992 5o4J o mm Show qua ty 5 23 fc Deceased whose res dence • e unkn own POODLES AKC Pupp es sma COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO m n atu e b ack or wh e wo med permanent sho s S7S Phone Coo 11 e 661 62 4 - PROlATE D V $ION B Rowe Ad m n s ra o of he Es a e o Ad" ane Rowe Deceased P • n f 5 20 2 c R che d AKC Toy Pood e pupp es $75 and S8.5 A so S amese k ttens $ 0 Phone 256-6247 Kenne s of Ca houn ~ 20 3otc YS S auder G mm unknown e a Oefenden s t73 eQues an ad ud cat on ht:l ng n acco dance IN h Sl'c 3745 07 Oh o Rev sed Code by w en equest to he ebove •dd,ess App ca on for var ance o ope a ng perm 1 1 r Oh o Pa et Comp Aou e 2 Pome oy s a e of Oh o Oep o T ansp D v of H ohweys !!" & R G~ age S R 7 Pome oy • ors gn~ 20 nuance of tnY perm t<s may I NOTICE BY PUll CAT ON TO THE OEFE~OAN TS S ,..U"de G mm J and he unknown he a. Clev sees egarees May Anyone who may be aggrlevtdi o adve n y •uec ed by o Vi add ess Not~ee DRESSMAK NG a so creche and kn t ng Ass stance o nstruc ons fast reasonab e Phone 773 547 s 30 3tc YARD SALE a Smons es dence 443 S 6th M d d epo on Sa u day June 2 om 8 o 8 ~~~~------~S~27Sp ROOFING and Heat ng Repa a types Spec a C ean ng and o ng of b owe comp e e cneck on fu naces phone 843 23< Dear Helen If Out of Bucks must protest she should concentrate on high labor costs that push ALL pr ces up No one IS getting r ch off meat - not the rancher trucker feeder butcher packer or ret&ler It s just that thetr expenses have skyrocketed too The only rancher I know who drtves a Cadillac tS the one who was smart enough to lease hls land for~ an acre When cattle feed goes from $72 to $180 a ton and the overall cost to produce food has mcreased 109 pet m the last 20 years (farm machmery has gone up over 200 pet ) ts I any wonder meat pnces have doubled? Alter all most workers salartes have tr pled since 1950 doubled smce 1960 But not the farmers Mrs W s 2 30 c $50 00 REWARD 1o n ead ng o ar es on of persons who au omat c p so Bud Bart mus Phone 378 6304 5 30 6 c fo mat on and conv c stQie a 32 f om me Reedsv e ••HE!t" HEATING & COOLING Hot Water Heaters !'lumb ng El!!cfrtcal Work om The unknown he dev sees adm execu o s and Magg e Kobe g • s ega ees n & a o s ass gns of Deceased e Oefendan s ARNOLD BROTHERS 9~2 2 2448 Pomeroy o 2 Wanted To Buy WANTED - Used me chand se Fo auc on We buy we se who e housefu o s ng e p eces cons gnment o pe centage We w hau Phone 992 2792 after S 30 p m Hayman s 5 2S 30tc & THINGS WANTED Used deep 1 eeze Phone 992 9972 BY PAUL CRABTREE Last tune I was talking about the nat on s enetgy crls s and the gasol ne shortage n particular and I enJoyed t so much I m gomg to contmue Let s say that things get worse and worse and gasoline becomes almost unobtamable Must we become a country of stay-at-homes? Not at all There IS a ready if hard.W.Contemplate solutton Convert your car to bum charcoal Don tlaugh It can be done I saw tt done Honest Back m 1946-47 when I was enjoying a lun.flDed year s vacation tourmg the mystenous Or1ent on a tour arranged by those well known travel gwdes at the Pentagon I spent most of my time n Yokohama Japan Although a tender 17 at the time I couldn t help notice that Japan was n a mess torn up to beat the devtl and full of Ill-clad ID~oused tll.fed people War has a nasty habtt of domg that to a country Traff c on Yokohama s broad well-designed streets would have been almost non-extstent f 11 hadn t been for those char mmg ollv!Kirab Jeeps by Ford and WIDys the weapons carriers by Dodge and the blg six by trucks by GMC - and the Japanese charcoal burners Now as a good old Jackson County country boy I d grown up thmkmg these sm lmg gap-toothed yellow mldge\5 had ad vanced no further than making I recrackers or Cracker Jack toys plus some unfortunately-effective ships planes and guns But surely they couldn t make anything so myster ous and complicated as a car I was right These cars weren t some Japanese models wtth a funny name like Datsun or Toyota or even Honda They were American of all thmgs - pre war luxury models obvtously owned by the very very rich There were L10colns Cad llacs Chryslers and-sur pr smgly many btg top-of-the !me Stude bakers Most were 1939 and 1940 models and ahnost all were black Now Japanese supplies of domes! c gasoline were almost nil at the t me w th General MacArthur g v!ng them a constitution women s suffrage ctvtl nghts the Emperor -but no petrol as MANN NG 0 WEBSTER JUOGE AND EX OFF C 0 CLERKOFTHECOMMON PLEAS COURT OF ME GS COUNTY OH 0 PROaATE 0 V SON 6 4 c Gold Hoards The a m o u n t of gold hoarded by anctent c vthza I ons probably totaled not much more than the output of the W twatersrand d str ct of South Air ca m a smgle year g ve top 5 6 • WANTED 2 des bed ea he ands owned Bea Correct Play Makes It Easy .J NORTH 0982 ¥3 4 • 74 ... 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On Old Rt 33 Phone 992 2689 Pomeroy, Oluo WOULD LIKE two e der y Lost PA R of Lady s 9 asses ost a Rae ne A umn May 27 f 1oun ca 94' 347 616tc pe sons ma e o female who wou d prefer a p vate home nstead of a est home No ambulatory Ca Meigs Legion splits two weekend doubleheaders The )outh mo•ement prorniS ng this to be a year of rebwld ng for a stronger club m the future was apparanl over the weekend ~hen the Me gs Leg1on baseball teanYopened Is 1973 season by spl tting a pair of doubleheaders Saturda) at Lowell Meigs won the ftrst game f>.J behind the strong r gh handed hurling of b g B II Chaney lately off the Me gs H gh slaff but dropped the n ghtcap 1h> n tO nn ngs "hen even younger p tchers worked for I eld manager George Nesselroad s club Perk Ault slarted Jeff McK nney can e on n the third and Johnny Ba rd of Chesh re fm shed and absorbed the Joss Ali ace r ghthanders Au It s a JUD or to-be McK nney a sopho ore t<>be and Bard graduated at Kyger Creek H S May 18 Sunday n the home open ng doubleheader Me gs ble" tho opener but good 10-0 to the hard-hilt ng Portsmouth club But Me gs came back n the n ghtcap agam beh nd Chaney to shut out the downr ver club 3.() In the Opener Sunday t was r ghthander Steve Lee who was bombed n the f rst nn ng when the oppos t on scored seven of Is 10 runs and t look Perk Ault to get the f re out and f n sh the game He gave up 2 more runs n the 2nd then goose-egged Portsmouth four stra ght tunes before allowing one n ore 10 the top of the seventh Meanwh Je Portsmouth s Deer! eld held Me gs to JUst wo h ts s ogles by Lpu McKinney and R ck Stobart Chaney ran h s str ng to 2~ n the seven nn ng n gh ca p n two days by scatter ng four Portsmouth hIs for h s f rst shutout 3~) as a Leg on ball player It prom sed to be the f rst of many before he graduates to h gher class r cat on baseball Clea rly the outstandmg thing about Me gs 2 v ctor es was the excel ent p tch ng of B I Chaney and U e good prospects of Is new young p tchers Ault a nd McK nney Aga nst Lowell Chaney allowed one run walked four struck out n ne and gave up only s x hits In subdu ng the hard h tt ng Portsmouth team Chaney ga ve up no runs only four hIs wa ked on y hree and fanned s x In 14 nrungs p tched over the weekend Chaney s totals were one run allowed 10 h Is g ven up 15 ba ters st ruck out and seven free passes ssued Not a bad weekend s v. ork HIGHLIGHTS LOWELL FIRST GAME Both teams looked slugg sh Me gs opened the scor ng n the second on a basehit by center I elder D•ve Wo fe a stolen base and Tom Cooke s RBI smgle to r ght Me gs got another run n the 3rd when M ck Ash reached base on a boot and scored Ia er on a w ld p tch John Roush left f e der had a sngle n ths nnng Lowell go Is onlv run n the bo tom of the tl trd on a walk a By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Wrtter The word around the Nat onal League th s season s to expect the unexpected from the San Franc sea Gants Chari e Fox s young vete rans as they re called in San Franc sea were r a ted a fourth or I fth place earn n most pre season surveys I.\'• Iliad -lhW re play ng 636 ball and are 2 » games n front n the NL s Western D v s on Veterans Juan Mar chal W I e McCovey a nd Sam McDowe I have contr buted the r share o the resurgence but he key to the G ants r se l es In he development of young p ayers I ke Dave Rader Garry Maddox Chr s Speer Dave K ngman and Ed Goodson Rader and Maddox prov ded the unexpected w th n nth nn ng home s Sunday to g ve the Gants a 5-4 VIC o y over he Ph ladelph a Ph II es and run the r w nn ng strea k o four games Wha made the San McNally maintains jinx over Rangers By MARTIN LADER UP! Sports Wr ter Through th ck and thin one th ng rema ns constcmt n he 1 fe and career of Dave Me Na y When he "as a cons sten 20game w nn er McNally s softest ouch was the Wash ngton Senators Both McNall) s decl ne and th e sena o s move to Texas co nc ded w th the 1972 season bul the re at onsh p between the two hasn changed a b McNully defeated the Wash ngto n Texas f anch se fo the Major League Leaders 16th consecut ve me Sunday n ght when th e Bait more Or oles routed the Rangers 7 I n a game stopped by ra n n the top of the s xth nn ng Not s nee Sept 12 1968 when Frank Howard beat h m w th an e gh h nn ng homer has McNally lost to th s club The v ctory was only he I fth overal n 11 dec sons for McNal y follow ng a 13 17 performance as yea when the Or oles fa Jed for the f rst me n foW' years to w n the Amer can League s Eastern D v s on ti e From 1968 through 1971 the Bait more ef -hander was a 20-game w nner The t umph enabled he th d place Or ales to eve n he r re cord at 22 22 and rema n 2 games behind the f ont runrung Detro t T gers who wh pped M nnesota 6-2 New York kept pace n second p ace JUS a game and a half beh nd Detro t following a 3-2 tr umph over Cal forn a Ch cago had Is Western D VJS on lead over Kansas C ty chopped o a game when the Wh te Sox lost 7 I to M Iwaukee whi e the Royals were edg ng Cleveland S-4 In the other game Oakland hammered Boston 12! In th e Nat o na l l eagu e DELIVERED TO 5 Sou h ho d · s7.00 Per Ton S uth Pass Pa s Panos P 0 Box 188 Sa d s Oh o 439<6 5 27 6tp SOMEONE o take over my mow ng n M dd epof by June 5 Should be abe o do mm ng a ound wa ks etc p ease phone 992 39 dd ng ha been N OLD UPRIGHT P ANOS Any cond ton Pay ng s o each F s f oo ony W egvng d ectons Wanted NEWS APUt EN ER R SE ASSN We Da "' Phone 949 2 South p ays a th rd d amond East wUJ w n w h the k ng and eventually South w I have to dec de how to avo d he Joss of a spade J m If Sou h does hat and Wes t s th e man w h three d amonds and E a s t shows out wha should South do now 0 swald In hat case South s correc play s to p ay h s ace and k n g of spades to see f he can drop the queen I! doesn fa he tr es the club f nesse Th s r s k s a two tr ck se bu g ves h m h s best p ay fo the s a n J m Your pay a so turn s out to be the w nner It a so s the correct ne s nee t g ves dec arer chances n both black su ts o p c k up he tr ck he needs Th 000 5 27 7tc By ane E Mo s Ch ef Depu y C e k WIN AT BRIDGE yet So with the saljle determmat on that later Jed the Japanese to put a transistor in every ear thi'Y converted these cars to charcoal-burners Don task me how -I just know they did It W th a bulky ugly black assembly sttck og out of the truck these aging vehicles were switched over to some sort of steam power with charcoal creatmg the steam Some used low.grade o I but also relied on converston to steam power but the vast maJority used charcoal ) And so there they would roll along at a sedate 25 or 30 miles an hour w1th chauffeur up front the Very Important Person m the m1ddle and that Btg black box jutting from the rear spewing smoke and steam I was unpressed w th Japanese energy and mgenwty because at th1s tune it seemed their principal Industries con ststed of convertmg old Budwetser cans nto c garet bghters and !acquer10g used Sunklst orange crates into authentic anttque jewel boxes I m still unpressed and f thts gasolme ens s continues to get worse I d g ve you two-to-one odds that t 11 be Datsun or Toyota or someone from Ntppon who offers the f rst charcoal-and ..steam optional eng10e In tbe meantune be very n ce to the fellow 10 your ne1gh borhood who spends every even ng barbeCuing hamburgers and steak• on hiS outdoor gr 11 Next year He may be the best mecharuc n town 8257296 TheDa ly Sentinel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 June 4 197~ 992 7 35 o nqu e at 7 L berty Ave Pomeroy 6 3 3tc ------ • double and as ngle g ven up by Chaney Metgsadded single runs n the I fth SIXth and seventh nrungs In the f fth Kev Sheets trtpled and Wolfe stngled him ho e In the s xth Ba rd Jed off w th a s ogle got to second wl en Lt..., walked to th rd on a sacrif ce by Chaney and s<.'ored on an n I etd out In the seventh Sheets walked pilfered second also th rd ~nd scored on the catchers hobble Cooke second sacker had two hits Lowell 2nd game Me gs used three p tchers m th s 10nn ng battle Ault p tched two and a th rd nn ngs sswng f ve walks str k ng out four g..v ng up f ve runs one earned) and four hits Jeff McK nney pony leaguer was mpress ve n his I rs Leg on gan e working three and tw<>-thtrds mn ngs ssu g one walk fan rung four and aUowmg JUSt two h ts Johnny Bu rd JUst out of the KCHS wo ked the last four nn ngs walking four !ann ng f ve g vmg up one run and two hils He took the loss Kev Sheets veterun outf elder led the Me gs hi t ng w th two s ngles and two RB!s Bard also had two hits and Dave Wolfe and Jon Buck each had a s ngle Lowell scored ts w nn ng run m the lOth when the leadoff man walked was sacrlf ced to second go to third on an error and scored on a bloop s ngle to short left PORTSMOUTH FIRST GAME V s t ng Portsn outh at Syracuse Mun c pal Park turned loose all t.s f re-power n the f rst wo nn ngs W th the veteran Steve Lee start ng for Me gs Po rtsmouth scored s x runs while Me gs cou d get only one out At th s po nt Lee was rei eved by Ault who r ght awa) gave up a r ng ng double to the f rst man he faced for ""other Ports mouth run But he ended the mn ng by a str ke out and a ground out The damage was done Ault was mpress ve n his appearance walk ng only hree farm ng one allow ng fOW' hits n s x and twcrth d nrungs PORTSMOUTH SECONl> GAME In a t ght p tchers due Me gs opened the scor ng n the th rd nn ng w th Lee each ng f rst on a walk second on Chaney s ground out and sco r ng on M ck Ash s s ngle to left center Me gs added another n the If h on a walk to Chaney a sacr f ce by Ash and a run-produc ng s ngle by John Roush Me gs got an nsurance run n the 6th when Wolfe ed off w th as ngle but was thrown out •I the plate trymg to score from f rst on a boom ng double by Cooke But Cook e scored after advanc ng to th rd on Buck s s nglc on a sacr I ce fly by I rs sacker Lee Cooke also had as ngle n this game Th s weekend Me gs s at Ch II cothe Saturday for a s ngle rune nn ng game start ng at l 30 p m and lS at I orne n Syracuse Sunday aga ns New Haven for two seven nn ng ga mes beg n n ng at I p m Ch cago beat Atlanta 3 0 C nc nnat beat P ttsburgh f>.l S I ou s beat Houston 2 I n 10 nn ngs Montreal beat Los Angeles 4-1 New York beat San D ego 9 2 and San Fran c sco beat Philadelphia H AI Bumbl'y tr p ed home two rWls and sea ed wo others as Bal more collected all seven of Is runs and e gh h Is aga nst Pete Broberg before he ga me was halted w th two out n the top of the s xth because of ra n Palmer allo\\ed s x hits but the only Texas run was unearned st Game 0 0 Megs Giants still hot I-IUMIDIFIERS am 3 SATURDAY AT LOWELL Furnace ConTrols Dear Readers Advice column mall ts an unpredictable thing not one correspondent took Out of Bucks side on the great meat controversy although I m sure most of us have been ex perunenling wtth casseroles and meat substitutes lately True 11 1sn t the ranchers fault True agam all prtces have skyrocketed - which means that wages must keep pace also which of course creates even htgher prices Where 11 s go ng to end I don t know but meanwhile I ve discovered thts great rec pe for Spinach Surprise and If the family turns It down our dog eats anything H 5 MOnday June 4 973 6 00 - NewsJ 4 8- 0 5 ABC News 3 f' Sesame St 20 A ovnd he Bend 33 6 JO ABC News 6 CBS News 8 0 0 eam of Jeanne 3 News 3 4 5 How Do You Ch d en Grow 33 00 Truth o Con seq 3 Beat the C ock 4 News 6 o C reus J Wha s My L ne a E ec Co 20 Ma t n Agronsk y Even ng Edt on 33 San 5 Take F ve .5 so To Te he T uth 6 Young 0 K da e 8 Ho ywood Squa es 4 T aft c Cou t 0 Do You Read Me 20 Move Junge Man Ea e s 3 Ep sode Act on 33 Bobby Gods bo o 3 8 00 Gunsmoke 8 0 Baseba P e Game Show 3 4 s Rook es 6 Two A ct c Ta es 20 33 9 00 He e 5 lucy 8 0 Mov e Ma oc 7 6 3 9 30 PUBLIC NOnCES I PUILIC NOTICE The to ow no document s were rece ved by the Oh o Env ronment•l Protect on Age-ncy IIISO Ea.sr Town S ree Co umbus Oh o -432 4 du n; fN TKfiOURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTV OH 0 Franc sea v ctory so u expected was that rei ever B lly W lson apparent y wrapped up he game for the Ph II es when he got Bobby Bonds to h t nto a n nth nn ng double play wh ch left the bases emp y But T to Fuentes s ogled to keep he G ants alive and Maddox foll owed w th a twa-run hom~r to g!JI~ \l>llm tJM' v cto y The ClnolntJan Reds defeated the P ttsburgh Prates S I the Montreal Expos beat the Los Ange es Dodgers 4 I the St Lou s Card nals shaded the Hous on Astros 2 I n 10 nn ngs the Ch cago Cubs blanked the Allanla Braves 3~ and he New York Mets wh pped the San D ego Padres 9 2 n other NL games Amer can League s ores were New York 3 Cal lorn a 2 Oakland 12 Boston I M I wuukee 7 Ch cago I Kansas C y 5 Cleveland 4 Detro t 8 M nnesot.a 2 and Bait more 7 Texas 1 n a game called n the s xth nn ng because or ra n Ken Brett carr ed a 4 1 lead nto the n nth nn ng at San Franc sco but K ngman opened he n n h w th a s ogle and Rader homered to cut the lead to 4 3 Mac Scarce walked McCovey but then W !son threw a double play grounder to Bonds and the Ph II es thought hey were home free That s when Fuentes and Maddox came h ough w th the dec s ve 5 Lowe 00 000 o- 6 4 Chaney and Ash Scheoppne an d Fu on WP Chaney 0 Lose Scheoppne 2nd Game 200200000 564 0 4 000 000 --6 8 Au J Mc K nn ey 3 Ba d 7 and Ca Ash 4 New on Ba e 6 and Fu on Huff man 2 WP Ba e Lose Ba d 0 PORTSMOUTH AT MEIGS F rst Game Po smou h 720 000 0 00 Me gs 000 000 0--'- 0 2 4 Dee e d and S ap1e on l ee Au and Ash W P Dee f e d Lose Lee (0 Second Game Po smou h 000 ooo 0-0 4 2 Me gs 00 0 )I 3 6 2 S u ge Adk ns 6 and S ap e on Chaney and A sh WP Chaney 2 0 Lose u g Ump es A S oba Home Sm h and Doc nge s s TRANSFERS TOW VA MORGANTOWN W Va (UP!) The 19720hto Class A basketball player of the year Bob Hugg ns s transferr ng from Oh o Un vers ty to West V rg n a Un vers ty The 190-pound guard from lnd an Valley South averaged 23 po nts as a h gh school freshman 33 as a sophomore 30 as a jun or and 20 n h s sen or year Malone ousted m NA lA tourney PHOENIX Ar z (UPI Malone College of Canton Ame c~n l eague Ea st Oh o lost to Valdesla Slate w pet gb College of Georg a 2~ Saturday De 0 t 27 12 55 New Yo k 26 24 520 n a losers bracket game of the Ba moe 2212 500 Nat onal Assoc at on of In M waukPe 22 26 458 tercolleg ate Ath et cs Tour Boson 2 25 457 C eveaand 20 30 400 nament West Sa n Bowen allowed only one w pet g b w pet gb h t n p tch ng the v ctory Ch cago 27 6 600 San F anc sco 35 20 636 Kansas C 30 23 566 Los Ange es 3 2 596 2 wh ch el m nated Malone fro n M nne so a 26 2 553 2 C nc nna 28 23 549 5 the double-e) m nat on tour 25 22 532 3 Hous on 29 25 537 5 h Ca forn a Oak and 26 25 5 0 ney A an a 8 J2 360 4 Texas 6 30 348 San D ego 9 34 35a 5 A s ngle to r ght I eld by Satu day s Resu t s Saturday s Resu ts Terry F elds w th the bases New Yo k 2 Ca f o n a 0 Ch cago 4 A an a 3 M nneso ta J Det o 2 0 nns P sbu gh 4 C nc nna 3 loaded brought n bo h of 3 San F anc sea Ph ade ph a 7 M waukee 3 Ch cago 2 Va desta. s runs n he second nns S Lou s 6 Hou 5 on un nn ng Oak and 3 Bos on San D ego 3 New Yo k 0 Ba mo e8 Tel'tas 3 Mon ea 6 Los Ange es 3 Kansas C y 5 C e e and Sunday s Resu t s Nat onal League Stand ngs By Un ted Press Internal onal East w t pet gb Ch cago 3 20 608 P t sbu gh 2J 2 52J 4 New Yo ·k 22 24 <78 6 ' IV\on ea 2 23 477 6 S Lous 22 25 <68 7 Ph adepha 9 30 J88 West • C nc nna 5 P sburah C! caqo 3 At an s 0 S l ou s 2 Hous on 0 nns Wo.on ea 4 Los An9e es New Yo k 9 San D ego 2 San F anc sco 5 Ph ade ph a 4 Today s Probab e P tchers All T mes EDT San F anc sco B ad ey 4 2 a P sbu gh Moose 4 4 Ph ade ph a Ca on 5 7 at Hous on Robe s 5 3 New Yo k M a a c k 2 7 a C nc nna B ngham 7 2 Tuesday s Games A an a at Mon ea n gh San F anc sea a P sbu gh n gh San D ego a S lou s n gh Los Ange es a Ch cage New Yo k a C n nna n gh Ph ade ph a a Hous on n gh Sunday s Resu t s Kansas C y S C e e and 4 De ot8 M nnesoa2 M waukee 7 Ch cago New Yo k 3 Ca o n a 2 Oak and 2 Bos ton Ba mo e Texas 5 2 n ngs an Today s P obab e P tche s Kansas C y Ga be 5 a Boson C s25 M waukee Co bo n 5 2 a Oak an d Ho zman 0 2 Tuesdav s Games M waukee at Oak and n gh De o t a Ca fo nan ght New Yo k a Texas n gh1 M nne so a a C eve and w Ch ago a Bat mo en gh Ka sas C a Bo son n gh RESIGNS POST COLUMBUS ( UPI Jm Car! eld d rector of the Md An er can Conference s news serv ce bureau announced h s es gnat on Saturday Ca f e d sa d he was leav ng he pa s t on for pe r so nal asons heritage house You Thom MeAn Sto M DOLEPORT e ,---------------------, 1 I Robm son s Offers 3 Methods of Carmg for Your W mler Clothes Weiskopf confident i ASK Aaour ouR 1. 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'O h e can wzn pen I SERVICE I CHARLOl l'E N C UPI) landed w II n 12 fee and on fon W skupf on e regard d e ght and n ne h t on sl ots to I as the br des ad of the PGA w n a yard of the cup 1 our now f gures he s good He s lowed down on the back I e ougl to bet:tt anyone o ne n ne h ng a sand wedge nto I Profess onally c leaned and 1 n s he d and t me for the U S Open a I ack bunker on h 349 yard I s tored tr ee unt I Fa ll Pay on y dry clean ng I m not afra d of anybody pa four No 14 hole fo u bogey 1 c ha ge when you p ck them up Ia e r he declared Sunday after f e Th n he played par go f I w nn ng the $40 000 f rst pr ze the est of he way ex ept for a n the Ken p r Open golf b d e on t1 e 360 ya d par four tournamen w th a 17 under 1 Stor age on ly of fur a nd fur tr mmed garm e n1 s No G par 271 that broke the 72-ho e Wadk ns w o s a d off lhe 1 We w 11 s tor e w thout clean ng 1 you prefer record for the tournament by i<J y t ed ro second w th Ken 1 Nom nal c harge for 1h s ser v ce three strokes S I at ! unde ad he was The 30 year-old Oh oan ery pi "sed w th y f n sh cia med h second tournament 'he WJOne of this year s Byron I For 1hose who d es e an econom cal way for lle of the year the f st be ng Nelson Class c sa d I he Colon al National He s wouldn t have bel eved I could 1 ca r ng for the w n1e r apparel We c an NOT 1 offer fr ee s1or age on Co n Op C ea n ng been runnerup three l mcs He shoot 14 under here beat Lanny Wadk ns a former Now J know how fom felt I Wake Forest star vlng just Ia week he sa d eferr ng USE OUR SERVICE NOW outs de Wn' ton..5alem N C o he Atlanta Class c l don t by three strokes w th round s of t nk anyo ould I oat be te 65 70-68-68 tha he d d oday Wadk ns Amas e of the long d stance sho a thrc under 6 Sunday PH 992 5428 dr ve We skopf sa d he had fo a 27~ He had f ve b d es I I 210 E SECOND POMEROY ea rned a lot on the 973tour nd two bogey h s seventh ti ne around He has now won seven tourneys Fo th s year he stands fourth on th lou money st w th $121 822 Wadk ns s I fth t $1 4 52 ncludtng $22 600 earned by a second p ace Kemper f n sh FM/AM STEREO FM We skopf the th rd round eader started the afternoon at 203 13 under par after 54 holes He took off w th a b rd eon the No 1 hole 442 yards long by h tng a seven ron to wthn four feet then put ng n He blew • han e •I b rdies on 2 3 and 4 two-pull ng all three t mes after hilt ng w th n f ve feet on Nos 2 and 3 and to w th n 12 feet on No 4 He h d back to-back b rd es on Nos 7 8 and 9 On No 7 he All Winter Garments I I 2. 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COIN-OP CLEANING I Walker was the oser The Dodgers AI Down ng wa ked Hal Breeden w h the bases I lied and two out n the e ghth nn ng fore ng n t1 e t e break ng run for the Expos Down ng had an 0-2 count on Breeden after he Expos I lied the base on s ng es by T m Fol and Ron Woods and" wa k to Bob Ba ley Ern e McAnally p tched a s x h tle and Clyde Masho e h t ct two run homer for he Expos T m McCarver s b oop s ng e w th the buses f lied and one ou t n the lOth gave tl e Ca rd nals the r ~th v ctory n 16 games Rei eve r Wayne Gra nger who worked one nn ng rece ved c ed t for h s I rs w n of the yea wh le J m Crawford was the loser Both bows earl er runs n the game scored Greg Luz nsk d ove n two on passed balls runs w h a homer and two s ng es for the Ph I es who suffered the r s xth stra ght oss EV~RY l'he Reds ended the P rates TU~SDA.'( WI6~T s x game w nn ng streak w th IS f+.I'\IL'( FIJW IIIIGIIT he help of Tony Perez th rd ~T BVR&H, ttiEF I)--....__.--.... career grand s am n the th rd nn ng Former rei ever C ay /IIJCRE I>18URGIBLE I Curro! went 8 2 3 nn ngs w th Pedro Borbon ge t ng the last ou fa h s seventh save Luke THE BEST Lov Osbo ne ISeMS IIl VALUES SEARS Cal a log Merchant 220 E Ma n l l lI l Pomeroy PH 992 2178 I I I I I I B g Shef' French F es Turnove and La ge So1t Dr nk Only '1 '73 Model Closeout! now 10 ~ WAYJ to enjoy ta~ite music in For Ktds The BERWALD Funbu ger • F ench F es OPTOMETRIST 0680W Modu a stereo system has bu t n 8 t ack cartr dge player and FM/ AM/Ste eo FM tuner amp So d state amp 1 er tun ng meter Input output aux ary jacks Each speake enc osu e conta ns one 6 • Sma Soft Dr nk and Lo I pop Ony woofer and one ~;~e:~ 50~ L----------.1 N. 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Initiatory work for two The Reibels th rough their many years of mlltriage have been candidates will be e xemplified . active members of the Trinity Church congregation so it was Officers are to wear fonnals . only fi tt ing tha t Sunday m orning a spec1al tribute come their · Annual inspection of Racine Chapter will be held on June 13 way. . . The Rev. W. H. Perrin in his sermon pa1d tnbute to Mr. and at the Temple, 8 p.m . Mrs. Reibel holding them as worthy examples of Christian MEIGS County Salon 710, service and ch urch devotion. Eight and Forty, home of Mrs. Following the- sermon , the minister and Joe Struble Harry Davis, 7 :30 p .m . presented the couple with a dozen red rosebuds . They were then Members to take bottle caps . ,scorted by Harley Hendricks and John Mitch to the ' 'es\lbule POMEROY - Middleport where the congregation e xtended congratulations. Uons Club directors , special meeting, 7 p.m . at the YOUR PRAYERS ARE solicited by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Columbus and Southern Ohio Kesterson for their rour-year-{)ld grandson , Kevin , who Is in Electric Co. critical condition at Children's Hospital in Cincinnati. RACINE BAPTIST Church Kev in a victim of encephalitis a couple of years ago and Daily Vacation Bible School, rather se\•~rely afflicted, has been at the Fort Hamilton Hospital June 4--8, 6 to 8 p. m . each in Hamilton but wa s moved to Children's Hospital this weekend. evening . Commencement Mr. and Mr; . Kesterson went to Hamilton Saturday to he with the program on Sunday, June 10, at family . 7:30 p. m. Kevin is the son of Mr . and Mrs. Earl Kesterson, both of POMEROY, Chamber of whom are handicapped . Commerce Monday at noon at Meigs Inn. AFTER VJSITING HERE for the past week with his mother, Mrs . Dorothy Roller, and other relatives , Lt. Col. James Roller VACATION Bible School beginning Monda y 't hr ough left Sunday for Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland where he has been stationed since returning several weeks ago from Saturday, June 9, f rom 9 a .m . to II a .m . at Enterprise United Vietnam . His familv is now in Middleport, guests of Mrs. Roller 's Methodis t Church . Closing mother Mrs. Eva Hartley . While Lt. Col. Roller was in Vietnam prog ram on Saturday at 7 p .m . and aft~r he returned , the family remained in Texas until after All children from pre-sc hool Cathy's graduation from Randolph High School. age through junior high are · Lt . Col. Roller went down for the graduation as dld Mrs. welcome. Hartley , and then the family including the three children, Jim, MEIGS Chapter, Order of · John and cathy, drove to Middleport. The Rollers will be here DeMolay will meet at7 :30 p .m . until suitable housing is found in Washington , D. C. and then Lt. Monday at Middleport Masonic Col. Roller will return for them. Temple. Initiatory work to be On Wednesday Mrs. Dorothy Roller entertained with a exemplified. Master Masons family dinner . Thsre besides Lt. Col. Roller and his family were and DeMolay invited. Mr . anf Mrs. Dick Roller, Lori and Brad, Belpre , anf Mr. and Mrs. Richa rd Gress. ' Mrs. Riley to be convention speaker Mrs. Robert Riley , second vice president, Department of Ohio, American Legion Auxiliary, . will be the guest speake r at the Dis trict 8 summer com·en tion to be held in Middleport Thursday . Registration will · be held from II a.m. to 12 noon with the Convention to Convene at 1 p.m. A new district president will be Honor Miss Sharon Pyles The Dai~ Sentinel DEI/OTED TO THE INTEREST OF ME IGS -MASON AREA CHESTER L . TANNEHILL , Ex ec . Ed . ROBERT HOE FLI(:H, Ci ty Editor Publ is hed daily except Sa1urday by The Oh io Va l ley Publi s.h ing Company , 11 1 Cour l S t , Pomeroy , Oh io , 45769 . Bu s ines s ··off i ce Phone 992 -2156 , Editoria l Phone 9n2157 . 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DAVID STAUFFER, Evangelist • i MIKE VYLONIS, Song Evangelist I WITH COUPON BARS 55~ . • • I.. I ' Afler Sh1v e frqm $1.50 Coloane from $5.00 AMPEX CASSETTE ·~~ I GOOD FOOD 992-5248 classic. SUMMER FASHIONS Meigs honor students announced for 4th & Locust can be i l be de scribed as HEAVEN SENT ---YOU DRIVE IN PLAN SALE A rummage sale will be held in the Trinity Church basement by the Happy Harvesters Class on Thursday and Friday starting at 9 a .m . each day . Tott<e an e11:clusivc cologne that especially .lpf)t'alo; to .t disc rim ~ inating m;ale. A fragrance that \ CASHMERE BOUQUET Exclusive Toiletries For Men 59~ • ' CLIPS it ~IKtl;1jiJ11~{:t-> BRITISH ® STERLING REG. '1.00 ''' I RACINE - Miss Sharon Pyles, bride-<!lect of Mi cha el .Ihle , was . honored recently with a shower at , the Racine First elected along with ari alternate Baptist Church, Hos tesses to attend the national con' were Mrs. Ronnie Salser, Mrs. vention in Hawaii. All awards James Carnahan and Mrs. will be presented. John Ihle . The . annual Buckeye Girls ' A green and yellow c olor State Tea will be June 10 at I scheme was carried out in the p.m . at Crooksville. Parents, decorations. Streame r s alternates, and delegates as decorated the gift table , while well as unit pres~defita ·and the refreshment table, covered Americanism chairwomen are in ye11ow, was .ce ntered with a invited to attend . girl replica beneath an wnbrella. Cake, punch, mints and nuts were served. Attending were Mrs. Rod Grimm, MrS. Henry Roush , The June meeting will be Mrs . Charle s !hie, Lois , held at the home of Mrs. Iva Melissa , and Kathy, Mrs. Clark Powell with Mrs . Eulalia Ihle, Mrs. Bill Hayman , Miss Webster as co-hostess. Mrs. Diana Norris , Miss Sandy Mary Martin will have Norris, Miss Donna Cross, devotions and Mrs. Rhoda Mrs. Chester Simpson, Mrs. Hackett the program. Mike Carleton, Mrs. Robert Refreshments were served Hart, Miss Beverly Hart, Mrs. by the hostesses. Door prize Ronald Hart , Mrs . Gerald was won by Mrs. Pearl Knapp. Hart, Miss Tracy Hart , Mrs. Charles Alkire , Mrs. Marvin Hill , Mrs. Robert Louks, Mrs. J e rry Powell, Mrs . Joyce SET SALE Manual , Miss Dawnetta A bread-for-dough sale will Manual, Miss Rhoda South, · be co nduc ted Wednesday, Mrs. Earl Shuier, Mrs. Lindley Thursday, and Friday by the Hart, Mrs. Nondus Hendricks, Meigs High School VICA Club. Miss Vera Beegle, Mrs. J . A. Members will be going from Smith, Mrs. Pauline Collins, hou se -to~house exc hanging Miss Patti lhle, Miss Tonja br ead for donations. The Salser and Mrs . Janis Carproject is being carried out in nahan . cooperation with Holsum Others presenting gifts to the Bakery . bride-elec t were Mrs. Oris Smith and Cathy, Mrs. Edison Hollon , Mrs. Gilbert Hart, Mrs. GAITHER TO RETIRE Clare nce Grueser, Mrs, Dale TALLAHASSEE, Fla . (UP!) McGraw, Mrs. Isabelle Simp- Alonzo Smith "Jake" Gaison, Mrs. Vernon Nease, Mrs. ther, football coach at Florida A&M University for 25 years , announced Sunday during commencement excercises that he wili retire Aug. 31 as athletic. director . Gaither, a legendary figure at the predominantly black school, coached the Rattlers to more than 200 foo tball victories over a quarter of a century. He overcame cancer and blindness ' Brinl t h e fa mjJy for good during his long career and food, prompt se rvi ce ~aat became athletic director when se n sib l e p ri ces , he stepped down as coach in Past presidents meet The May meeting of the Past Presidents of the Auxiliary to Drew Webs ter Unit No. 39 American Legion was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Davis . Mrs. Ray Fox served as cohostess. Mrs. Davis, vice president, presided at the meeting. The meeting ope ne d with the pledge and prayer. Mrs. Pearl Knapp had devotions using a meditation " P raying ·for Health" from the " Portals' of Prayer ." The. secr etar y's a nd treasurer 's report were read a nd approved . The usual gift of money was sent to the host's adopted veteran at Chillicothe Veterans Hosp ital. Small gifts of cheer were sent to several members \\rho were in the hospital. Guests at the meeting were L.ittle ·Miss P oppy , Robin Campbell ; Junior Miss Poppy, Lori Wood ; Mrs. Tom Geotts anf Mrs. Alma J ohnson. State awards were received received by Miss Roush who by both the American Legion tied for second in the s ta te with Junior Auxiliary units of Drew · the most _new junior s, while Webster Post 39, Pom eroy , and Sa ndy M1ght : al so of the Feeney-Bennett Pos t t28, Middleport umt took second Middleport , at the 22nd Annu al place in the state for the most Department of Ohio conference renewa l$. . Saturday at the Adama An honorable menho n wa s Township Post :.53 in Toledo. g1ven the Pomeroy umt for There to a ccept the awards thei r book of prayers. P omeroy lor ths units were Mrs. Charles also took lh~rd place for the Ke ssinger, Dis tr ict a junior ac tivities scrapbook and preside nt ; Becky Rous h , received a ribbon for goal immediate past Dis trict 8 membership , as did both the junior president; and Cheryl Racine Unit 602 and MidBarnhart. All three ar e dleport. members of the Middleport In the Spotlight of Action MEMBERS OF THE 1942 gr.aduating class of the Holzer School of Nursing were, first row, four a wards cam e to awards, Wlit. left to right, Grace Kautz Swiderski, Donna Hewett Story and Edythe Thompson Kahn; _2nd For conference cover, Cheryl the Middleport unit . The row , Lois Dugan Lopez, Mary Ethel Rupert Dietrich, Sal~y Thaxton Judy, Marvel Spires took fir s t in Barnhart re ceived- 1 an juniors Durant ; third row , Marie Sims Plingstag, Verna Benson Kaufman and Ruth Hartley Day . honorable mention. In the doll Ame ricani s m , s eco nd on Mary Helen Schleppi-Ellilritz was absent from the picture. dressing contest, 13 to 18 years community service, second on old , third place in the state was veterans affa i rs and received by the Pomeroy unit. rehabilitation, and tied for First in the staie in history third on children and youth. the junior unit with the best all- being extended by .Mrs. Donald Miller, American Legion went to the Middleport unit. The Middleport group also around program. Lori Ehresman , department Auxiliary president of Ohim, The history was prepared by received an honorable mention Miss Roush. for the Marie _Moore r evolving junior president, presided at and Mrs . Melvin Junge, W ill Find The Membership awards were trophy, annually presented to the meeting with greetings national junior activities Look That's You chairwoman . In Our . . . The newly elected department president is Wendy Stoerl of District 1, and the vice president is Sandy Schivington , District 2. A Two hundred and thirty Kennedy , Barbara Ellen Lowe, Lenora Dav is, Bonnie Dillon , total of 269 juniors students at Meigs High Schoo l. Kristy Matson , Ragena Regina Harrison, Penny Eblin, Main at Sy~amore ha ve been named to the sixth McGuire, She ila Marie Barbara Fultz. Belin.da Friend, and senio r s atte nded the six weeks honor roiL A st udent, McKnighl , Edith Ann Mees, Teresa Hayes , Maureen conference. to be named to the roiL must Richard Mendenhall, Terry Hennessy, . Sonia J ustice, maintain a " B" or better . They Metheney , Donna MichaeL Sherri Kauff, Delbert O'DelL were : Sherry Miller, Heidi Milhoan , Becky Painter, JoAnn Peyton, SE NtORS - Diana Alesh ire, Debbie Miller, Philip Moon, Rose Ramsburg , Kenneth Rife, Shirley Alkire, Barbara Ar - Kimberly Mowery, Desiree William Ohlinger, Bryan cher, George Ar nott , Linda Pike, Ava Sayre, ~eckl Se~lig, Shank, Di ana Smith, Victor Atkins·on, Richard Bailey, Mike Sayre, Dorothy Ann Seth, McC loud, Virginia McCune, Lynn e Baker , Debra Barnhart, James Lee SchmolL J eff Debbie Mclaughlin, Kenneth Opal Berry , Elizabeth Shank, Connie Smith , Charlotte Mi tchell, Jeff Musser, Roger Blaettnar, James Bogg s, Snyder, Dixie Snyder , Jam es Nel son, Steven Walburn, Joy Francis Broderi ck, Jon Bun ce, Snyder, Judy Sopher , Chr-isti White . Janice Burns, Randy Butcher , Sue Stanley, De lores Stanley, FRESHMEN Kathy Terry Cadle. Debb ie Carson. Darryl Swartz, Richa rd Wm . Baker, Brenda Bo lin, Sandra Bill Chaney, Rita Casci, Paul Vaughan, Earnestine Kay Carleton, Karen Co leman , Cunningham, Robin Duck - Ward , Step hen Ray Warner , Ginger Cultums, Peggy wor th , Bonnie Ebersbach , Dallas Weber . Patti We l L Cunningham, Mickey Merri Ebersbach, Greg Eblin , Bonnie Napper , Sharon Wilson , Da venport, Patty Eblin, Elaine Jeff Fields, Donna Francis, Mindy Young . · . Fish , Cher ie Fry , Crystal · Beth Fult z, Debi Gallaghe,r, JUNIOR S - Barbara ·An . Glaze, Cynthia Gla ze, Wi lliam Ph ilip Richard G~ul, Da v1d thony, John Ash , Chr ist in e Gloyd, Georgene Grate, Julie Gerar'd, Kaaron Gilmore , Bai ley, Mike Baresw ilt, Da vid Hamm , Darla Harper, Tami Patty Gla ze, Karen Hale, Barnharl, Bre nda Barton , Hof fman , Andrew Hoove r, Kenneth Harris, She il a Hawk , Regina Bing , Donna Blevi ns. La ur a Hoover, Jim Hutton, Randy Haynes , Connie Herd - Ric hard Blumenauer, Rick Debbie Janey ,- Bonita John man , Ju lia Hutch ison , Steve Bolin, Donna Boyd, Melanie s tan, Mona King , Debra Je we ll , Debb ie Jewett, Jan.et Burt, Victoria Clelland , Ronald Lawrence, Esther Lowery , Couch, Meli nda Custer, J oyce Mich.a el Magnotta , Vicki Da vis, Rita Dav is, Barbara Manle y. Charles Mar sha ll , Dem <iskey, Paul Andrew. Tammy Mi ch ael, Ta mmy English , Dinah Erlewine, · Mowery, Kim Ohlinger, ~a thy Theodore Fisher, Sandra Rupe, Mary Ru schet, Autumn PLAN PICNIC Flocarr i, Connie Garnes , Sayre, Angela Sisson , Raph The annual Flag Day picnic Venida Gibbs, David Grant, · Searles, Tammy Sni der , of Return Jonathan Me igs Denise Hawley, Ingrid Hawley, Tamara Stanl'•?· George · . . f1' . · , .. Cha'pfer Daughter s of the Cart Hendricks, Nita Herr- Stewart, M1 ke·· Sw1tk, Met1ssa ·American Revolution, will be Hud sOn, Randy Ja ckie Hutton, Mar y, Greg Van, Meter, Wood Hill , Cheryl Thomas Donna Earl Thorn ton ., ......... M.ID_D.LE·P·O·R·T·,·o·.- - - - - - - · at I p.m. Friday in the Archery Janey, Dana J oh nson, E_zra Kiset" , Mary Krawsczyn-, John ~ Building at Royal Oak Park . . Lehew , Mike May , Diana Hostess es , Mrs. Dwi ght McAngu s, Wil lia m McKinney, ~::!i~?'~l~-::· "~~,., Milhoan , Mrs . Pearl Mora , and Mrs. Guy Neigler, will provide ~~~~''*'· .,. ,_, ... .,....~ '' ths dessert and drink. Mem- Sonya Ohlinger, Mark Oil er, ,,~~·,,!hf'''~,!~ · bers are to take a covered dish. Diana Pa inter, f.toxie Pat - ·i!:'i,.~~ ~<· tper son11, DoDebr.:l PPierc11e,ChDeb: ,~. ,.{::~'-"'·''~;I8?~· owe , nna owe , ery .....-...,,.,_ ';~-· <·="~·-· Reuter, Mike Richards, Pat ...,, __ ;,-. Robson, Joe Rosenb aum, ARE VISITORS San dra Rusche!. Diane Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Orth and Ridgway, .Jeanie Sch neider, Mrs. T. M. Cottrill, Jill, Joan Patty Searles, Wayne Searls, Gai l Sizemore,· Albert Sm ith, and Jennifer , Carroll, were jill Smith , Stephen Smith, Memorial Day weekend guests Randa ll D. Snider, Tina Sp ires, of Mrs. J . Edward Foste r , Rick St6bart , Brenda Van Me ter , Paul Voss, Karen Pomeroy. Whee ler, She rman White , Dav id Wolfe . Teresa SOPHOMORES Bur che tt, JO Lynn Chaf in , Jennifer Chapman, Ann Gretta Simpson, Mrs. Emma Colwell, Char les Conger, Salser, Mrs. Duane Wolfe, Mrs. Richard Couch, Carla Crisp, Sandra Curtis, Carl Davidson , J . E. Thorne, Sr., Mrs. Robert Harden, Mrs. Victor Swain, Mrs. J. E. Thorne, Jr ., Mrs. Virgil Hamm, Susie McKay , 2 million square Miss Mary Biggs, Mrs. Tom feet installed Hamm, Mrs. May Holter, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Marie Roy , Mrs. Larry Wolfe , Mrs. Roy Riffle , Mrs. Elizabeth Vigar, Mrs. Bob Beegle, Mrs. Del ton Fowler, Mrs. William Harris, Mrs. Nick Brown, Mrs. Earl Permanently Seals Your Roof Dill and Mrs . Roy Jones. 0~ ¢ OPEN 9 A.M. TllllO P.M. 7 DAYS .A .WEEK ''-'/.ll, I �I 4 - The Da ily Sentinel , 1>liddleport-Po. ..eroy, 0 ., June 4, 1973 I ~:::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;::~:=::::;;;;;:;-;;;;;;;:::;;:;::;;;;;;;;;;::::::~::::::::::::~;::::::~>~ I ~ ICommunity .. I :::: :::: N .«. 1 ' 1' ~ Corner By Charlene Hoeflich ~ MONDAY :~:~ .... :;: RA CINE Chapter 1 3~ , MRS. AND MRS. Louis Re ibel , Po;neroy, ob,,"ved their 60th O.E.S., Masonic Temple, 8 wedding oilnniversa ry Sunday . Our Congr<:~tulations ! p.m . Initiatory work for two The Reibels th rough their many years of mlltriage have been candidates will be e xemplified . active members of the Trinity Church congregation so it was Officers are to wear fonnals . only fi tt ing tha t Sunday m orning a spec1al tribute come their · Annual inspection of Racine Chapter will be held on June 13 way. . . The Rev. W. H. Perrin in his sermon pa1d tnbute to Mr. and at the Temple, 8 p.m . Mrs. Reibel holding them as worthy examples of Christian MEIGS County Salon 710, service and ch urch devotion. Eight and Forty, home of Mrs. Following the- sermon , the minister and Joe Struble Harry Davis, 7 :30 p .m . presented the couple with a dozen red rosebuds . They were then Members to take bottle caps . ,scorted by Harley Hendricks and John Mitch to the ' 'es\lbule POMEROY - Middleport where the congregation e xtended congratulations. Uons Club directors , special meeting, 7 p.m . at the YOUR PRAYERS ARE solicited by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Columbus and Southern Ohio Kesterson for their rour-year-{)ld grandson , Kevin , who Is in Electric Co. critical condition at Children's Hospital in Cincinnati. RACINE BAPTIST Church Kev in a victim of encephalitis a couple of years ago and Daily Vacation Bible School, rather se\•~rely afflicted, has been at the Fort Hamilton Hospital June 4--8, 6 to 8 p. m . each in Hamilton but wa s moved to Children's Hospital this weekend. evening . Commencement Mr. and Mr; . Kesterson went to Hamilton Saturday to he with the program on Sunday, June 10, at family . 7:30 p. m. Kevin is the son of Mr . and Mrs. Earl Kesterson, both of POMEROY, Chamber of whom are handicapped . Commerce Monday at noon at Meigs Inn. AFTER VJSITING HERE for the past week with his mother, Mrs . Dorothy Roller, and other relatives , Lt. Col. James Roller VACATION Bible School beginning Monda y 't hr ough left Sunday for Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland where he has been stationed since returning several weeks ago from Saturday, June 9, f rom 9 a .m . to II a .m . at Enterprise United Vietnam . His familv is now in Middleport, guests of Mrs. Roller 's Methodis t Church . Closing mother Mrs. Eva Hartley . While Lt. Col. Roller was in Vietnam prog ram on Saturday at 7 p .m . and aft~r he returned , the family remained in Texas until after All children from pre-sc hool Cathy's graduation from Randolph High School. age through junior high are · Lt . Col. Roller went down for the graduation as dld Mrs. welcome. Hartley , and then the family including the three children, Jim, MEIGS Chapter, Order of · John and cathy, drove to Middleport. The Rollers will be here DeMolay will meet at7 :30 p .m . until suitable housing is found in Washington , D. C. and then Lt. Monday at Middleport Masonic Col. Roller will return for them. Temple. Initiatory work to be On Wednesday Mrs. Dorothy Roller entertained with a exemplified. Master Masons family dinner . Thsre besides Lt. Col. Roller and his family were and DeMolay invited. Mr . anf Mrs. Dick Roller, Lori and Brad, Belpre , anf Mr. and Mrs. Richa rd Gress. ' Mrs. Riley to be convention speaker Mrs. Robert Riley , second vice president, Department of Ohio, American Legion Auxiliary, . will be the guest speake r at the Dis trict 8 summer com·en tion to be held in Middleport Thursday . Registration will · be held from II a.m. to 12 noon with the Convention to Convene at 1 p.m. A new district president will be Honor Miss Sharon Pyles The Dai~ Sentinel DEI/OTED TO THE INTEREST OF ME IGS -MASON AREA CHESTER L . TANNEHILL , Ex ec . Ed . ROBERT HOE FLI(:H, Ci ty Editor Publ is hed daily except Sa1urday by The Oh io Va l ley Publi s.h ing Company , 11 1 Cour l S t , Pomeroy , Oh io , 45769 . Bu s ines s ··off i ce Phone 992 -2156 , Editoria l Phone 9n2157 . Second c lass postage pa id a t Pomeroy , Oh i o . Nat i on~ ! adYertis i ng representati01e 8ot l ine lli · Gal l agher , Inc.,, 12 East 42nd St ., Ne w Y ork. Ci ty , N e'o\t.York . S ubscr i pt i on rat es : Delivered by carr ier where ava i lable 55 cents per week. ; By Motor Rou te wh-ere carr ier s er vice not ava il able : One m o nth , S2. By mail in Oh i o and w. V a .. On e y ear , $16 ; Six. month s , m onths , S8 .50; Three m on t hs , $5; E ls ewhere Sl8 yea r ; si~ m ont hs $9 .50; three month s, S5 .5d. Subs crip t ion pr ice includ es Sunday T imes - Sent ine L '•• l• '' ' ' ' '' ',• \ ' l BY HELENA RUBINSTEIN SPRAY MIST REG. 14.50 "' .' $300 3 OL • --- You 'll find British Sterling as well as nl'W Biller lemon, the refre§ hing cologne with a citrus twist at 7 Ol UNBURM REG. 79' SUNBURN SPRAY 99~ TRAVEL ALARM storel SHAMPOO -------- --·---·--1 4 OL REG. '1.93 BoUle it in a sil\lery-shouldered , glass flask. Now, wouldn't you ea:pecl lo find il in ~ jewelry WHITE RAIN BATH SIZE SOAP Reg. '6.95 BUY 4 BARS •' $3.99 GET 4 BARS FREE 8 49~ • STEAM & DRY IRON RECORDING TAPES L-.:?~~~- 60 MIN UTES EACH 3 FILM FOR HAIR SPRAY $}39 Reg, '1.50 3 ROOMS 89¢ CLIP THIS COUPON FURNITURE $1 29 •595 BAKER FURIJITURE man~. .~. ,....,.., - . ,· ~i~:~~~~F~~~iL~~~~i~: ~-¥"*tr:;;;a'"'" ..• , HAIR DRYER Po•son Ivy H t~et At hlele "s f iJQt ·tl ti!'i ~ ~ ~ .l~• ,., "'"' "'""'•..... '"~ " ' "'""'"~ b' \'l'..i"."' 98~ OR -a~ LEMON·UP r CLIP THIS . ·lt 22 .....,., INDUSTRIAL •H f Gt•tdnd, (~11n v.n}·h •Juhru. · M~n\"ll l\.' f •hrral~ iiONUS OPPI•I . •I)•W (ormn& SlhCUI'It!> · •A~ ctlil Alum•n·um P•J~Mr~l rtups •And Man)' Mun: Quaht r lnttrt>d•~tnt~ . A ~~~~· ~ ... Gotltn Coolod "No a.,. ___ F_,EE I SIMYIYS. tmMAns a COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIONAL IIIIOCHWIS McCLURE'S Middleport , 0 . 337 N. 2nd Ave. ' Middleport I ~·,.'.i \i~ j CHARMIN NAPKINS V..l l J AB.L. CO UPON . ·' •·. ,·-· ., "f . '.(~'" ' · 99 SPECIAL MOBILE HOMES WITH COUPON .... ; '1.75 Coty Puts ()tt: ' -.J.... ' LAUNDRY DETERGENT ' . 84 oz. 4 . .(--. \··- AFTER SHAVE AJAX V1nyllstic is · appli~d. QUICkl)· •nd ffficimtl)· to lnsu.,. lotlf CO\·rr·~ ol ~ complotr VInyl blrrier fo protrct any llind o( roof ·lllvt · ~- .~. REG. ····'...... _ ....[)':' ' ,. 't! . 1 . Why Wail ror major «llrly rnor Probl_eorns ro 01.·cur y HAl KARATE , .PACKAGES FOR 2 IN. X 60 YDS. SOLO NATIONALLy .. i.. . . ~-'" ~ · 160's 1 IN. X 60 YDS. 1969. ALL WEATHER ROOFING 992-2550 YOUR CHOICE . ',.. I % IN. X 60 YDS. t:f::r ROOFING •2195 SCHICK AIR STYLER FOR LADIES MODEL 338 "·, ,., , MASKING TAPE I 336 I ,.: : I SCOTCH BRAND I REG. '31,95 0~ COUPON • CRE.ME RINSE REG. '1.50 · WITH ' MODE~ 99~ PAlMOLIVE DISHWASHING LIQUID •'' KODAK POCKET 20 CI\MER!\ OUTfiT SCHICK STYLING DRYER .FOR MEN LEMON·UP SHAMPOO ,.. c;,..,, FO< ~W 01 ftcllinl! --------------------.~-------------------, ·• ....-nAJllC'I ..,..m . COU POP-' ~ •IS • RESIDENTIAL .. .... tr... 'lb l.. ( 11 CUP • -------- WITH COUPON SUNBEAM PERCOLATOR Insect blllt bih:4w.·. . . 0" MIGHTY MINI itches. { ,. ~~ i '..,_"1 BARS sunvner u..~ il ~l' REGULAR SIZE the ' ' • 1.) IRISH SPRING OF ALL NEW $}295 MODEL 54D Breck Basic FOR All POCKET CAMERAS REG. 11.80 · r r .f. .- Pi.l' SUNBEAM lOLA'S C-110.20 EXPOSURE ~ AUcat show of lct,4!t! ULTRA LEGS FOAM U:G MAKE-UP Flawless:, golden ca mouflage f?r freck les, vei ns and ma rks. Neve r strea ks, hroks beautifully real! SJ,OO . .' .. ~ ' '·' ULTRA LEGS ·.. LEG BRONZER Tinted, transparent gel for the loo k of pure sun shin e on leg or bocl ··' · .dS out tan, too. $2 ' ------------------·-··-·-·-·1'1 REMINGTON MARK Ill ,.,-dd'A¥.:,c/ MEN'S riA l) ELECTRIC SHAVER MARKSON'S DELUXE AM-FM POLICE BAND RADIO BATTERY OR ELECTRIC -·•• i $27~88 IDEAl GIFT FOR GRADUATION OR FATHER'S DAY ' NEW! ' Palmolive Rapid Shave COLOGNE SCENT SHAVE CREAM ll Middleport. Junior High School DR. DAVID STAUFFER, Evangelist • i MIKE VYLONIS, Song Evangelist I WITH COUPON BARS 55~ . • • I.. I ' Afler Sh1v e frqm $1.50 Coloane from $5.00 AMPEX CASSETTE ·~~ I GOOD FOOD 992-5248 classic. SUMMER FASHIONS Meigs honor students announced for 4th & Locust can be i l be de scribed as HEAVEN SENT ---YOU DRIVE IN PLAN SALE A rummage sale will be held in the Trinity Church basement by the Happy Harvesters Class on Thursday and Friday starting at 9 a .m . each day . Tott<e an e11:clusivc cologne that especially .lpf)t'alo; to .t disc rim ~ inating m;ale. A fragrance that \ CASHMERE BOUQUET Exclusive Toiletries For Men 59~ • ' CLIPS it ~IKtl;1jiJ11~{:t-> BRITISH ® STERLING REG. '1.00 ''' I RACINE - Miss Sharon Pyles, bride-<!lect of Mi cha el .Ihle , was . honored recently with a shower at , the Racine First elected along with ari alternate Baptist Church, Hos tesses to attend the national con' were Mrs. Ronnie Salser, Mrs. vention in Hawaii. All awards James Carnahan and Mrs. will be presented. John Ihle . The . annual Buckeye Girls ' A green and yellow c olor State Tea will be June 10 at I scheme was carried out in the p.m . at Crooksville. Parents, decorations. Streame r s alternates, and delegates as decorated the gift table , while well as unit pres~defita ·and the refreshment table, covered Americanism chairwomen are in ye11ow, was .ce ntered with a invited to attend . girl replica beneath an wnbrella. Cake, punch, mints and nuts were served. Attending were Mrs. Rod Grimm, MrS. Henry Roush , The June meeting will be Mrs . Charle s !hie, Lois , held at the home of Mrs. Iva Melissa , and Kathy, Mrs. Clark Powell with Mrs . Eulalia Ihle, Mrs. Bill Hayman , Miss Webster as co-hostess. Mrs. Diana Norris , Miss Sandy Mary Martin will have Norris, Miss Donna Cross, devotions and Mrs. Rhoda Mrs. Chester Simpson, Mrs. Hackett the program. Mike Carleton, Mrs. Robert Refreshments were served Hart, Miss Beverly Hart, Mrs. by the hostesses. Door prize Ronald Hart , Mrs . Gerald was won by Mrs. Pearl Knapp. Hart, Miss Tracy Hart , Mrs. Charles Alkire , Mrs. Marvin Hill , Mrs. Robert Louks, Mrs. J e rry Powell, Mrs . Joyce SET SALE Manual , Miss Dawnetta A bread-for-dough sale will Manual, Miss Rhoda South, · be co nduc ted Wednesday, Mrs. Earl Shuier, Mrs. Lindley Thursday, and Friday by the Hart, Mrs. Nondus Hendricks, Meigs High School VICA Club. Miss Vera Beegle, Mrs. J . A. Members will be going from Smith, Mrs. Pauline Collins, hou se -to~house exc hanging Miss Patti lhle, Miss Tonja br ead for donations. The Salser and Mrs . Janis Carproject is being carried out in nahan . cooperation with Holsum Others presenting gifts to the Bakery . bride-elec t were Mrs. Oris Smith and Cathy, Mrs. Edison Hollon , Mrs. Gilbert Hart, Mrs. GAITHER TO RETIRE Clare nce Grueser, Mrs, Dale TALLAHASSEE, Fla . (UP!) McGraw, Mrs. Isabelle Simp- Alonzo Smith "Jake" Gaison, Mrs. Vernon Nease, Mrs. ther, football coach at Florida A&M University for 25 years , announced Sunday during commencement excercises that he wili retire Aug. 31 as athletic. director . Gaither, a legendary figure at the predominantly black school, coached the Rattlers to more than 200 foo tball victories over a quarter of a century. He overcame cancer and blindness ' Brinl t h e fa mjJy for good during his long career and food, prompt se rvi ce ~aat became athletic director when se n sib l e p ri ces , he stepped down as coach in Past presidents meet The May meeting of the Past Presidents of the Auxiliary to Drew Webs ter Unit No. 39 American Legion was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Davis . Mrs. Ray Fox served as cohostess. Mrs. Davis, vice president, presided at the meeting. The meeting ope ne d with the pledge and prayer. Mrs. Pearl Knapp had devotions using a meditation " P raying ·for Health" from the " Portals' of Prayer ." The. secr etar y's a nd treasurer 's report were read a nd approved . The usual gift of money was sent to the host's adopted veteran at Chillicothe Veterans Hosp ital. Small gifts of cheer were sent to several members \\rho were in the hospital. Guests at the meeting were L.ittle ·Miss P oppy , Robin Campbell ; Junior Miss Poppy, Lori Wood ; Mrs. Tom Geotts anf Mrs. Alma J ohnson. State awards were received received by Miss Roush who by both the American Legion tied for second in the s ta te with Junior Auxiliary units of Drew · the most _new junior s, while Webster Post 39, Pom eroy , and Sa ndy M1ght : al so of the Feeney-Bennett Pos t t28, Middleport umt took second Middleport , at the 22nd Annu al place in the state for the most Department of Ohio conference renewa l$. . Saturday at the Adama An honorable menho n wa s Township Post :.53 in Toledo. g1ven the Pomeroy umt for There to a ccept the awards thei r book of prayers. P omeroy lor ths units were Mrs. Charles also took lh~rd place for the Ke ssinger, Dis tr ict a junior ac tivities scrapbook and preside nt ; Becky Rous h , received a ribbon for goal immediate past Dis trict 8 membership , as did both the junior president; and Cheryl Racine Unit 602 and MidBarnhart. All three ar e dleport. members of the Middleport In the Spotlight of Action MEMBERS OF THE 1942 gr.aduating class of the Holzer School of Nursing were, first row, four a wards cam e to awards, Wlit. left to right, Grace Kautz Swiderski, Donna Hewett Story and Edythe Thompson Kahn; _2nd For conference cover, Cheryl the Middleport unit . The row , Lois Dugan Lopez, Mary Ethel Rupert Dietrich, Sal~y Thaxton Judy, Marvel Spires took fir s t in Barnhart re ceived- 1 an juniors Durant ; third row , Marie Sims Plingstag, Verna Benson Kaufman and Ruth Hartley Day . honorable mention. In the doll Ame ricani s m , s eco nd on Mary Helen Schleppi-Ellilritz was absent from the picture. dressing contest, 13 to 18 years community service, second on old , third place in the state was veterans affa i rs and received by the Pomeroy unit. rehabilitation, and tied for First in the staie in history third on children and youth. the junior unit with the best all- being extended by .Mrs. Donald Miller, American Legion went to the Middleport unit. The Middleport group also around program. Lori Ehresman , department Auxiliary president of Ohim, The history was prepared by received an honorable mention Miss Roush. for the Marie _Moore r evolving junior president, presided at and Mrs . Melvin Junge, W ill Find The Membership awards were trophy, annually presented to the meeting with greetings national junior activities Look That's You chairwoman . In Our . . . The newly elected department president is Wendy Stoerl of District 1, and the vice president is Sandy Schivington , District 2. A Two hundred and thirty Kennedy , Barbara Ellen Lowe, Lenora Dav is, Bonnie Dillon , total of 269 juniors students at Meigs High Schoo l. Kristy Matson , Ragena Regina Harrison, Penny Eblin, Main at Sy~amore ha ve been named to the sixth McGuire, She ila Marie Barbara Fultz. Belin.da Friend, and senio r s atte nded the six weeks honor roiL A st udent, McKnighl , Edith Ann Mees, Teresa Hayes , Maureen conference. to be named to the roiL must Richard Mendenhall, Terry Hennessy, . Sonia J ustice, maintain a " B" or better . They Metheney , Donna MichaeL Sherri Kauff, Delbert O'DelL were : Sherry Miller, Heidi Milhoan , Becky Painter, JoAnn Peyton, SE NtORS - Diana Alesh ire, Debbie Miller, Philip Moon, Rose Ramsburg , Kenneth Rife, Shirley Alkire, Barbara Ar - Kimberly Mowery, Desiree William Ohlinger, Bryan cher, George Ar nott , Linda Pike, Ava Sayre, ~eckl Se~lig, Shank, Di ana Smith, Victor Atkins·on, Richard Bailey, Mike Sayre, Dorothy Ann Seth, McC loud, Virginia McCune, Lynn e Baker , Debra Barnhart, James Lee SchmolL J eff Debbie Mclaughlin, Kenneth Opal Berry , Elizabeth Shank, Connie Smith , Charlotte Mi tchell, Jeff Musser, Roger Blaettnar, James Bogg s, Snyder, Dixie Snyder , Jam es Nel son, Steven Walburn, Joy Francis Broderi ck, Jon Bun ce, Snyder, Judy Sopher , Chr-isti White . Janice Burns, Randy Butcher , Sue Stanley, De lores Stanley, FRESHMEN Kathy Terry Cadle. Debb ie Carson. Darryl Swartz, Richa rd Wm . Baker, Brenda Bo lin, Sandra Bill Chaney, Rita Casci, Paul Vaughan, Earnestine Kay Carleton, Karen Co leman , Cunningham, Robin Duck - Ward , Step hen Ray Warner , Ginger Cultums, Peggy wor th , Bonnie Ebersbach , Dallas Weber . Patti We l L Cunningham, Mickey Merri Ebersbach, Greg Eblin , Bonnie Napper , Sharon Wilson , Da venport, Patty Eblin, Elaine Jeff Fields, Donna Francis, Mindy Young . · . Fish , Cher ie Fry , Crystal · Beth Fult z, Debi Gallaghe,r, JUNIOR S - Barbara ·An . Glaze, Cynthia Gla ze, Wi lliam Ph ilip Richard G~ul, Da v1d thony, John Ash , Chr ist in e Gloyd, Georgene Grate, Julie Gerar'd, Kaaron Gilmore , Bai ley, Mike Baresw ilt, Da vid Hamm , Darla Harper, Tami Patty Gla ze, Karen Hale, Barnharl, Bre nda Barton , Hof fman , Andrew Hoove r, Kenneth Harris, She il a Hawk , Regina Bing , Donna Blevi ns. La ur a Hoover, Jim Hutton, Randy Haynes , Connie Herd - Ric hard Blumenauer, Rick Debbie Janey ,- Bonita John man , Ju lia Hutch ison , Steve Bolin, Donna Boyd, Melanie s tan, Mona King , Debra Je we ll , Debb ie Jewett, Jan.et Burt, Victoria Clelland , Ronald Lawrence, Esther Lowery , Couch, Meli nda Custer, J oyce Mich.a el Magnotta , Vicki Da vis, Rita Dav is, Barbara Manle y. Charles Mar sha ll , Dem <iskey, Paul Andrew. Tammy Mi ch ael, Ta mmy English , Dinah Erlewine, · Mowery, Kim Ohlinger, ~a thy Theodore Fisher, Sandra Rupe, Mary Ru schet, Autumn PLAN PICNIC Flocarr i, Connie Garnes , Sayre, Angela Sisson , Raph The annual Flag Day picnic Venida Gibbs, David Grant, · Searles, Tammy Sni der , of Return Jonathan Me igs Denise Hawley, Ingrid Hawley, Tamara Stanl'•?· George · . . f1' . · , .. Cha'pfer Daughter s of the Cart Hendricks, Nita Herr- Stewart, M1 ke·· Sw1tk, Met1ssa ·American Revolution, will be Hud sOn, Randy Ja ckie Hutton, Mar y, Greg Van, Meter, Wood Hill , Cheryl Thomas Donna Earl Thorn ton ., ......... M.ID_D.LE·P·O·R·T·,·o·.- - - - - - - · at I p.m. Friday in the Archery Janey, Dana J oh nson, E_zra Kiset" , Mary Krawsczyn-, John ~ Building at Royal Oak Park . . Lehew , Mike May , Diana Hostess es , Mrs. Dwi ght McAngu s, Wil lia m McKinney, ~::!i~?'~l~-::· "~~,., Milhoan , Mrs . Pearl Mora , and Mrs. Guy Neigler, will provide ~~~~''*'· .,. ,_, ... .,....~ '' ths dessert and drink. Mem- Sonya Ohlinger, Mark Oil er, ,,~~·,,!hf'''~,!~ · bers are to take a covered dish. Diana Pa inter, f.toxie Pat - ·i!:'i,.~~ ~<· tper son11, DoDebr.:l PPierc11e,ChDeb: ,~. ,.{::~'-"'·''~;I8?~· owe , nna owe , ery .....-...,,.,_ ';~-· <·="~·-· Reuter, Mike Richards, Pat ...,, __ ;,-. Robson, Joe Rosenb aum, ARE VISITORS San dra Rusche!. Diane Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Orth and Ridgway, .Jeanie Sch neider, Mrs. T. M. Cottrill, Jill, Joan Patty Searles, Wayne Searls, Gai l Sizemore,· Albert Sm ith, and Jennifer , Carroll, were jill Smith , Stephen Smith, Memorial Day weekend guests Randa ll D. Snider, Tina Sp ires, of Mrs. J . Edward Foste r , Rick St6bart , Brenda Van Me ter , Paul Voss, Karen Pomeroy. Whee ler, She rman White , Dav id Wolfe . Teresa SOPHOMORES Bur che tt, JO Lynn Chaf in , Jennifer Chapman, Ann Gretta Simpson, Mrs. Emma Colwell, Char les Conger, Salser, Mrs. Duane Wolfe, Mrs. Richard Couch, Carla Crisp, Sandra Curtis, Carl Davidson , J . E. Thorne, Sr., Mrs. Robert Harden, Mrs. Victor Swain, Mrs. J. E. Thorne, Jr ., Mrs. Virgil Hamm, Susie McKay , 2 million square Miss Mary Biggs, Mrs. Tom feet installed Hamm, Mrs. May Holter, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Marie Roy , Mrs. Larry Wolfe , Mrs. Roy Riffle , Mrs. Elizabeth Vigar, Mrs. Bob Beegle, Mrs. Del ton Fowler, Mrs. William Harris, Mrs. Nick Brown, Mrs. Earl Permanently Seals Your Roof Dill and Mrs . Roy Jones. 0~ ¢ OPEN 9 A.M. TllllO P.M. 7 DAYS .A .WEEK ''-'/.ll, I �6 - The Daily Sentifl"! , Middlepo1 : T omeroy, 0., June4 , 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds. Get .R esults! WAHT ADS INFORMATION DEADUN ES 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. For Sale Real Estate For Sale REGISTERED polled Hereford boll , 2 years old . Phond 247· Cancellat ion Correct ions 2196 . NEW Homes on yovr tot or ours . Will be a ccepted until 9 a .m . for 5-JO.Jtc NO MONEY DOWN for Cay ot Pub lication qualified buyers using F . H. AEGULATJONS BLACK female Poodle , 9 mos . The Publisher reser ves the Adm . loan . (Closing costs old . S3S. Call 949-.5741 after .s right to edit or re ject an y ads only . ) A va r ie ty of floor plans ASK US ABOUT p .m . POMEROY 191lB\IICKSKYLARKJSO S319S dtemed oblecl ionaL The wdh various financing publisher w ill not be respons ib le 4 Door, factory air, automat ic trans., & P. steering , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:_5·:.:_ 30-Jtc PRE -FABRICATED programs avail able . We for more than one incorrect custom in terior, delu)(e bumper .. rad io, many other ac HOME & AUTO specialize in working with insert ion. cesso r ies, less than 13.000 m fles . dark green finish . Tires KNAPP shoes, 10 pet . to 28 p et . AEP Co . employees although RATES 992 -2 094 like new & spare never used . Tru ly sharp . off on 16 styles . Or-der now. we are available to all. Meig s For Want Ad :Service Supply limited. Phone 992606 E. Main Pomeroy S cents per Word one insert ion De11elo pment Co ., ISO N. 5324. 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER S2V9S M in im um CMrge 7Sc Se~ond Ave ., M i ddleport, 4-wheel drive, auxiliary top. lock ing front hubs, V ·8 On Most American Car s 12 cents per word three 5·30· tfc Oh•o. Phone 992 -5976 for in ~----___:_..::. automatic transm ission, power steer ing & brakes, locc:ll consecut iv e insertions . formation . Built to Your ' Specs - GUARANTEED-18 cents per word six con · low mileage, l -ear ow ner , radio , spare never used. AUCTION - Saturday. June 9, [)@livered to Job Site and 5-6-JOtc se cutive insertions . 1973 - 12,30 p .m . Phone 992-2094 25 Per Cent D isco unt on pi!lid 1970 PONTIAC S2295 ON THE account of the death of 5 ROOM house. bath , ba se ment. lidS an d ads pa i d with i n 10 days . Fireblrd Es pr it . local ! -ow ner car , 350 V-8 engine, power my husband, I wilt sell the CARD OF THANKS gas heat, 2 lots. S. D. Buskirk , steer ing & automatic tran smi ssion, AM - ~M radio, lik e following personal property & OBITUARY Open 8 Til s 341 Page St., Middl eport. Slop In and See Our new white lettered tires, 307 V-8, power steer i ng & brak es, at the home located 8 miles 1 1.50 tor 50 word m inim um . Phone 99? -5487 . MATERIALS CO. Monday thru Saturday · · radio, clean interior . Floor Displ_ay. Ea c h additional word 2c . 773-SS54 Mason, W. Va. 606 E . Main, Pomeroy , O. Northeast of Racine, IMve --------~6 ~·1 · 3tp BLIND ADS State Rt. 12'4 one mile east of · Add it iona l 25c Ch arg e per Racine on Countr road 28 to FARM, 55 acres . Rutland Advert isemen t. Speciali st Bashc\n and eas on County Townsh i p . SJOO per acre . OFFICE HOURS road 32 one mile, Watch for Phone New Haven 882-2984. Wheel 8 : 30a . m . to 5 :00p .m . Daily , OPEN EVES. 8:00P. M. sale arrows. 6~ 1 -61p 8:30 a . m . to 12. 00 Noon Alignment Saturday . 2 PC. BEDROOM suite, 8 pc . - - - - - - - - _ . : . _ : _ POMEROY, OHIO dining room suite, wood DUE to job trans fer, must sell 12 Years - 10.75 A. P. R. · It Must wardrobe, wood bed , ches t of hom e, J bedroo"l , total for Your From th e laraest drawers, work table, utility e·fectric, larg e lot. F .H.A. Be Right cab inet, davenport, 2 rockers, approved, Syracuse. Phond Bulldozer Radiator to or we will FURNISHED apartment. 992-7836. !)mat lesr Heater Lore . three pc. set of cabinets, Make it Right. Due to circumstances HI GH volume serv ice station , tr ea dle sew ing machine, clean, all electric, $85 mo. beNathan Biqg s beyond our control there will 5-25-tfc pa i d tra i n ing , excel l ent tween Pomeroy and Athens . cooking utensils. silverware. Radiator Specialist be ho further credit issued to locat ion . Call 992 -522 1 8 a .m . Qualify Today, Call dishes, spool leg stand, other Call Mason 773 -5580. anyone at Kapple 's Pennzoil. to 5 p.m . stand , antique wood ice-box , 6 NEW · J bedroom home in 6-3-6tp Mason , brick front, hardwood All outstanding bills MUST 5-25-6tc plank bottom chai r s, 8-4 :30 Daily, 8· 12 Sat. =-:-:--:-::--:-:-~-:-::-­ 304-485-3809 floors. gas heat , large lot. be paid by JUNE 5. TWO trailer lots in Middleport ; Kelvinator no - frost In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Phone 773-5554. 112 duplex in Bradbury; phone refrigerator . 30" Adm iral Choose your own home from Building. Ph ."'992 -2174 Pomeroy 5·22·6fc before 6 p.m . 992-5693 . Electric Range, Seigler Bottle your AREA DEALER . 992 -2101 Middleport, 0 . Gas Heater, Maytag Wr inger , 6·4-Stc Washer and Rinse Tub , BY OWNER - selling under appraisal value, newly bu ilt 4 NEW tra iler in Syracuse . Maytag Electric Dryer, SPACE HUNGRY? VEMCO Adults only. Call 992 -3.52.$ . furnished apartments built -In Porch Glider and Chair, SE~TIC ADD - A - ROOMS ARE Ha ve your T.V. Picture Tube cabinets, panelled walls, now 5-27-6tc clothes rack, hand tools, lawn EASILY INSTALLED TO E. Main St. Restored As Good As New Pomeroy , 0. re nl ed monthly income $340. mower (gas). wheelbarrow , Roofing - Roof Painting , ANY MOBILE HOME IN 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Right In Your Home. Ail electric , cHy water in platform scales, stone jars Spouting, Plumb i ng , LESS THAN 6 HRS ., 16 STD. Guaranteed for 6 Mo. co untry between pom e roy GUN SHOOT, Factory choked unfurni shed apartments. 24 Hour horse drawn cu lti vators and PLANS ., BDRMS ., DENS, Remodeling , Complete and hand choked guns. Ath ens. Phone Ma son, W. Va .• Ph one 992 -5434. plows, hand · garden plows , Daily Service FAMILY RMS ., OFFICES! Building , Vinyl & Aluminum Forked Run Sportsman Club. 773-5580. Wilt cons ider lrade . 4-12-tfc small lot of 1 x 10 cedar Color-$30.00 SEE THEM ALL AT Young 's Siding. · Sunday, June 3, 12 noon . Ideal for home and income for lumber, other articles not H. Sis., Rt. 7 and 35 below M . r etired cou ple . Black & White-$15.00 5-31 -3tc 2 BEDROOM mobile home, air . listed. Ha zel Edgell, O.Vner. Silver Memor i al Bridge, 5-20 · I 2tp co ndit i oned, Rac ine area . PHONE , 992-2550 TERMS Cash . Not Gall ipolis. Phone 992-6329. McDANIELS Custom Slaugt-Jter respons i ble for accidents . 6-3-1tc 5-2J -ttc Bradford Auction Co., A . C. J ,BEDROOM mobile home 12 x House and Meat Cutting ; 60, carpet, dinir1g area , clean, Bradtord , Mgr ., C. C. John Tucker, Rl . 4 State and -Government inCASH paid for ali makes and $4,000. Call Mason 773-5580. TRAILER in Brown's Trailer Bradford. Auctioneer . P . S. specte~ ; phone 773-5208. 949-3151 Pome.roy. 0 . models of ·mobile homes . -·· 5-20- 12tc Park , Minersville . Phone 992 One-hundred and fifty acre _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _6_·J.61p N. 2nd Ave . Middleport, 0 . Racine, Ohio Phone area code 614-423-9531. Ph . 992 -3954 3324. farm for sale, contact ow ner, 4-13-ttc 6-1-tfc PIANO.TUNING . Karl Kebler, Mrs. Hasel M . Edgell , 486 35 A . 4 bedroom brick, full basement, "attached 2 car READY -MIX CONCRETE AUTO AIR conditioning , Ser - ~ Mason, W. Va. Phone 773 · Highland Ave ., Wadsworth, DOZER and back hoe work, garage, kitchen has built-in deli11ered right to your 5535. Ohio, 44281 , c-o Clara Bridg vice and repair. Call 992-3802 . Air Condilioners ponds and se ptic tank s, d itch ove n and range, · lots of project. Fast and easy. Fr.ee man. Phone 335-0272. 5-24-JOtp 5-24-12tc ing service; fop soil, fill dirt, Awnings Schei ri ck bronze Glow birch es timates . Phone 99 2-3284 . CARPORT and porch sale, new 7-2tc l imes tone; B&K Excavating. cabinets, bedrooms with Goeg l ein Ready -Mi)( Co .• G&E Appliance Repair . repair THE UNION Optical Center will Underpinning and used, some electric ap Phone 992·.5367 or 992-3861. walk -in clOsets, c.eda r lined, Middleport. Ohio. observe Summer hours from pliances. Start Thursday at 9 BEAUTIFUL walnut s tereo on all laundry equipment. 9-1-tfc free gas, pl en ty of water, 6-30· tfc . refr igeration equipment and l'v\emorial Day weekend to radio tap combination, AMa. m. Will last as long as we Comp lete . mobile home stoc ked pond . 8 mi. N . Of Labor Day. Closed Saturdays. have anything to sell . Mabel FM radio, 8 track tape deck . ser11ice .,.... plus gigantic house wi ring , we lding , NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell's Pomeroy. Call 992-7384 fOr SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN EO Sye Examinations by ap- display of mob ile homes Pickens , College Rd ., Balance $116.98 or use our and gas. Call 992-3802 electric Garage, near Crossroads on appointment to see . REASONABLE rates . Ph . 446pointment. Syracuse, Ohio. budget term s. Call 992-3965. or after 4: 30 p. m. call 992always available at . St. Rt . 124; all mechanic work _:_:: 6-3·31c 4782, GalliPolis, John Russell, 5·27-6tc 6050 . 6-4-4tp 6·3-6tc includ ing automatic transONner and Operator . 5-24-30tp mi ss ion s. Monday th ru MILLER REDUCE excess fluids with 5-12-tfc , H & N day old or star ted HONDA 150. Phone 742-6878 . Saturday, 8: 30 a . m . to 5 p. m. Fluldex - Lose we ight with GHEEN's Pa int ing Service, 6-3-Jt p ! Leghorn pullets. Both floor or 992-7121 or 992-5682. Phone Dex-A- Diet · capsules at MOBILE ·HOMES covering all work from finest Cage grown available. 5-3-JOtc Nelson Drugs . C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer interior painting to exterior Poultry housing and ENGLISH POINTER Pup . 6 1220 Washington Blvd. Complete Serv ice 6-4-3tp spray pa inting, sand blas~ing EXCAVATING. Do2ers , large automation . Modern Poultry, weeks old. $25. Phone 696 423 -7521 BELPRE, 0 . Phone 949 ·382 1 1005. and water proofing . Call 949· 399 W. Main, Pomeroy, 992· and sma ll ; Backhoes and WILL give away to someone for Racine , Ohio 2164. 3295 for free estimates. 6-3-Jtc l oad~ rs on traCk and tires ; a good home 2 kittens and one Critt Bradford 5-24-12tc 6-3-ltc ---~-'-Dump trucks Lo -boy full grown cat, orange and 5-1-tfc 1971 JAVELIN AMX. Toke over s erv i ce . Septic tanks i n. ·black calico. Call 992-2749. WILL trim or cut trees or payments. Call 992-6858. George ( Bill) Pullins, sta lled . TWO trailer lots in Middleport ; E LNA and White Sewing 6-3-3tc 1966 FORD Country Squire shrubbery . Also paint roofs . 1h duplex in Bradbury; phone 6-3-ltc phone 992-2478 or 992 -7402.' Machines ·~ · Se r vice on all Phone 949-3221. Stationwagon, good condition. p.m. 992 -5693. before. 6 2·9· ffc KITTENS to give away . Can 110 Mec.h anic Street m a kes . Reasonable rate s. 5-30-30tc Phone 992.:3764. 5-29-4tc F ~RMALL B Tractor with belly 992-5247 . The Sewlf'g ,.":Cen ter , Mid mower, excellent condition . · 6-J.6tc :..__ EXCAVATING, do2:er, loader HARRISON'S TV service and dleport, Ohio. 6-3-6tc See Gary Smith, Chester:. < serv i ce call s. Phone 992-251.2. HOOD 'S AQUARIUMS , fish and backhoe · work ; sept ic ~-----~ 11 -16-ltc FURY I '66 Plymouth, 383 cu . 6-3·31p 2-9-tfc ar'!d suppl ies, hew location, tanks insta ll ed ; dump trucks KOSCOT SPECIALS for June in. automatic. No rust . $500. GOOD NEWS Middleport, near Ash Street, and /a-boys for hire; will haul inclu~e Family Suntan Oil John I hie, Rt . 1, Racine, Ohio, O'DELL WHEEL Alignment T REND~OME HANGING baskets; wh i te, pink AN OTHER park ; Phone 992 -5443 . fill dirt, top soil, l imestone Spray and Jr. Facial Mask. Phone 949-2632. located at Crossroads, Rt. 124, geraniums, mum s an d red HAS JU ST ARRIVED . YOURS 1-7-ffc and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger Also with a purchase of either • 6-3-3tp complete front end service, Instant color and begoni as ; COULD BE THE NEXT ONE . AfterShave or Electric Pre - _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _: Jeffers, day phone 997,7089 ; tune up and brake service. for your ·garden ~ pansi es, LUDWIG drum s, 4 piece set, night phone 992-3525 or 992Shave by Koscot you receive a MUST sell, sharp, 1972 Demon, balanced e lec Wheels petunias, marigold s, Phlox , white. Phone 992;7096. 5232. LANO Cheap. Call 985-3582 or see Kleanslng Kream free. Phone lr onical ly . AII work s, Salvia , Zinnias . Coleu _ _ _ __ _ _ _6_· 1-3tp 2-11 -tfc Helen Jane Brown, 992 -5113 . Paul Pr'ice, Long Bottom . guaranteed. Reasonable Dianthus, Ally ssum, Snap- 21 1 ACRES - Flatwoods area ,_ 6·1-lfc 6-1-3tp STARCRAFT- New 1973 fold rates . Phon e 742 -3232. dragon s, Ageralium and ju st off blacktop road . Some SEE US FOR : AwninQs, s·t arm 3232. Portula cca. Vege table plan Is wood s, well drair. ~ d. Chester down campers- sleeps 6 or 8 doors and windows, carports, EXPLORE your mind . wa ter ava il ab le. Only $5,000 :00. Cabbage, broc co l i, - 110-12 volt. 3 burner stoves, marquees, aluminum siding Discover your , inner . I ACRE ca ul i fl ower. lettuce, eggplant, 2 wafer systems, raised and ra il ing . A. Jacob, sales resources and overcome mangoes; hqt peppers and 14 3 LARGE BEDROOMS - Ni ce AROBI.C >08 kitchen, School out special representative . For free SE PTIC TANKS personal limitations! Learn ST REET Commissioner for the kind s of tomato plant s. bath , utility room, side porc h SEWAGE SYST EM S $1,325. Same low prices on vill"age of Pomeroy : Must be es t im1;1tes . phone Charles E. MAl N ... the tremendous possiP!Iities Cleland Farm and and · double · garag e. Just CLEANED, REPAIRED. travel trailers . Use Star able to operate light equipLisle. Syracuse , V. V. of yo~r own mind. E)(plore the POMEROY Greenhouse, E. Main , Ra ci ne. $ 12,500 .00 . MILLER SA NITATION , master 8, S999. Closed for ment . Apply City Hall . Johnson and Son, Inc. mysterious ,world within you . Geraldine Cleland. OHIO. PH .. 662STEWART, Pomeroy , Ohio. vacation June 10 thru 21st. 3-2-tfc The free book "The. Mystery INCOME PROPERTY RIVER FRONTAGE 3035 . 5·31 -3tc CAMP CONLEY STAR · of lif.e" explains how, - t~lc J .33 ACRE S - On Route 7 Br ic k building with 3 H<?U S ~ an·d roof Painting ; CRAFT SALES, Rt. 62 North -=========5=1~810-4-tfc through fascinating study, r be low town . 1972 mobile hom e, live in one rent WANTED : Man ·expert with of Point Pleasant, behind Red 1n tenor and exterior , free you can master your o th ers . One ha s 3 air conditioned , bath, and sickle for hills ide . Tr i m Carpet Inn, Phone 675-5384. SPRING SPECIALS est imate s; ca ll·992 -7008or 992- SEW ING MACHINES . Repair problems and find happiness. llv>rlrnn'' " th e others have bushes also. Call 992-5233. scree ned patio. Drilled well se_r11ice, all makes. 992-2284. 2460 . 6-1-6tc Addres.s, Scribe 1.1.1., 5-31-31p The Fabr ic Shop, Pomeroy. and extra space. one . All have baths . Gas 5-21 -JOtp Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, Authorized Singer Sales and RIDING horses 2 sorrels, 1 heated . Always r en te d . INVESTMENT San Jose, Calif. 95114. 1 1 Service . We Sharpen Scissors. Palamino, $150 and up. All ASKING $20,000 . L ARGE APARTMENT 6· 3-ltp In Carton gentle. Arnold Grate, 3-29-tfc EiODY wqrk - paint jobs done ---,---- ---'"--, i•:4 ACRE HOUSE - Has 3 apartments, Rutland. Phone 742-4211 day Set Up, 134.95 SHOOTING MATCH, Corn reasonabl e . Folmer's AUTOMOBILE insurance Oeen Corner lot. Large home ha s 4 a ll rented . One furnished , or 742-5501 night. Hollow Gun Club, turn first G;are:Je, . 992 -7597, second Asking Only $10 ,000.00 for a bedrooms, 11!2 baths, lovely cance lled? ' Lost your 6-1-3tc right after Mi les Cemetery, house on Burdette R~ .• Laurel kitchen. lots of ci'lrpeting . qUick sale . operator's license? Call 992Rutland. Fa·c tory choked Clitf. 1 4~.95 2966. LARGE HOME . glassed sun P,Orch. Also on 3 WAGON wheels $25, breakfast guns only. Sunday, June 3, 1 p. 5·27-6tc In Carton 6· 15 ttc COR NER LOT - 4 bedrooms, 2 th e ground is a 40x70 building set, 4 chairs. $25. 8 gallon m. ---~~Sel up, $54_ 95 baths. gas furna ce, basement. stone jars, $1 a gallon. Phone in excellent con dition . ALL 5-31 -3fc 667 -3624. O F THIS FOR JUST $21 ,500. and large front por c h. POMEROY 6-l -3tc CHESHIRE Cafeteria . Open BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 9. _ Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. $21,900 .00 . ·Monday through Friday 5:30 BY FIRST REQUEST 6:idl Phone 992-2181 RESTAURANT Est ablished 5 years, doing PACEMAKER trailer, all a . m. to 8:30 p. m. Closed EQUIPMENT And tur an exce ll ent business , aluminum, 8 x 35. Also boat. Saturday. Open Sunday 10 a. One of SoU th Eastern Ohio's fastest arowino com paying a nice . profit. No Phone 949-4401 . m. to 7 p. m. 4GR AVE lot in Meigs Memorial nilure. A good going business , panies with 8 es tabl is hed branches is now accepting apin a thrivi ng small 11ii lag e. phone calls plea se. Come to 6-1·3tc Gardens. Cheap. Call 949· 5·31 -3tp plications for local office. This career positio'n irl oUr the ofl ice. Asking just $5, 000.00. • 4962. Pom.eroy office will produce an income to exceed $12,000 2 YEARS OLD RACINE DON'T pump. your sluggish 5 . 2Q.tfc GARAGE SALE June 1st the f1rst 12 months. Also with fringe benefits. The nian we septic tank - Get Klean -Em . ------~--3 LARGE BEDROOMS - 1';, .85 acre of nice la ying land . 2 thru June 6th, 504 E. Main SL, s_elect for this position must be ambitious with a goal in QUALIFIED , refrigeration All Septic Tank Cleaner, Pomeroy, near Smith-Nelson st ory frame. Wonderful new &F.!OCERY business for sa le. baths. wa ll l o wall carpeting . l•f e, also general sales ~xpe rien ce wi ll be helpful. but not se r vicema.,, In du strial. Landm iir.k Farm Bureau , Motors. Typewriter , bike, Building for sale or lea.se. Beautif.ul kitchen arid dining kit chen . Range, oven, dish · necessary . Pomeroy. cOmmercial. dom estic, good ciOthiilg, jewelry, furniture, Phon e 773 -5618 from 8:30p .m. ·' area. One acre on hard road. washer' , disposal. Loads of Con fiden tia l interviews will be held Tues . June 5 by pay and working conditions. dishes. lamps, lawn mowers 6-1-llc fo 10 p.m. for appointment , Garage for 2 cars. Now only cabinets . 11!2. bath . 2 large appointment only . ·· · Must be experie11ced . GaiHa {mostly for parts), old bot livin g rooms , 5 bedrooms , Refrigeration Co ., 611 Jrd BEAGLE pups , 3 mos ., Full - _ _ _ _ _ _ _J_._20 -ttc $23,000 .00. tles, jars, Avons, knick Only those interested in a be tte!- way of life for th eir LOOK AT THIS garage af)d other buildings. Ave ., Gallipoli s, J46 -4066. blooded , $25. Phone 742-3656. SHOWALTER's knacks, toys . We will have families ca ll area code 61J-J46-0090 for Mr. Love . Wet Pet , $17.000.00. NEW - 2 bedroom TRE N6·4-tf something for everyone i n6-1·21p Chester, Ohio, summer DHOME wi th bath, fu l l RUTLAND cluding many collectors - ----------·-clearance , five tanks of MAINTENANCE man wanted NEW 2 pc . Early American items. Come see. basemen t for only $18,000.00 . s acres of ground. Nice home assor·ted fish at 5 for $1 while for Syracuse Water System. 5-31 -4lp has 3 bedrooms . bath , kit living rr om suite, 100 pet. they last. Will be open dayS 9 Yo u r ~ in j ust 40 ·days Send resume to Bo>c 323, nylon with Scotchgard and PERMITTING . chen with ref . and range, a. m . to 9 p. m. except on WEATHER Syracuse. La st day to apply, RUMMAGE SALE Friday and maple wood trfm . Th is week Thursdc:1y and Fr:iday, 4 p. m . See us for t his buy of the year . cabinet s. hardwood floors . June 15. Saturday from 9 to 5 p. m . only $189.95. Cash and Carry, to 9: 30p . m . Love l y kitc hens. beautiful Basement. 2 water system s Hughes Building ·across from 6·4-Jtc Pomeroy . Recovery, 622 E. 6-4-11tp bath s. This hou se weighs over and tap paid for new water the Middleport Library . Special price of $5495 for 1973 60x12 beautiful Main St., Phone 992-7554. :---~------16 ton s. Come see or call for an sySt em . $18.500 . 5-3' -2h: COOK , waitress and carhop ; 5-31 -6tc COAL. Limestone. Excel ~ ior · appointment. Spanish decor, 2 bedroom Buddy Mobile apply in person, Craw's Steak Salt Works, E. Main St., House. Home. Full I yr. warranty with no service JEWELL Decorators. Dry wall REAL ESTATE IS A 13} 1973 . ZIG -ZAG Sewing Pomeroy . Phone 992-3891. charge. ' · finishing, paper hanging . 5-10-tfc BUSINESS WITH VS, NOT Ma ch ines left in layaWay. 4-12-tfc HELEN l. TEAFORD Interior and exterior paint Bec:luffful pastel color, full A S IDELINE . LI~T NOW 992-3325 ing. Phon 698-5341 or · 669 size model. All bt,Jift· il"! to 1973 STEREO 8 tr~ck. A smal l FOR QUICK SA LE . GORDON B. TEAFORD 3764. balance of $88.64 or pay $6 .50 buftonhole, dr. stretch s·e wing do u~dersell because we are loca lly ownec' & operated . HENRY E . CLELANO 992-3615 6· 1· 12fc per month. Phone 992-5331. and fancy stitching. Pay just We sery1ce wha~ we se ll. Best service in Meigs County BROKER ~--~-----SLEEPING room. Call 992·7244. ASSOCIATES $48 .57 cash or term s • 4-20-tfc ask our customers. We specia li·ze in order ing to su it our , 992 -2259 ' 5·3J.6tc customers . DON'T like to remove . NO SUNDAYS PLEASE available. Trade -i ns ac ~ If no answer 992 -2568 wallpaper? I can do this job cepted . Electro Hygiene Co. MUST sell 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag faster than most. Call992-7405 TRAILER space, free gas and Phone 992- nss. sewin g machine . This water. Phone Reedsville J78· 5 to 8 p .m . only. machine darns, embroiders , 5-31 -6tc 6278 . 6-1-6tc makes buttonholes, all Big CapaCitv 5-31-3tc withou t attachmen ts. Just 667-3891 Maytag Tuppers Plains Electrolux Vacuum dial and sew. Pay balance of KITTENS to give away. Call SMALL 3 rooms. and bath (2) Automatics Cleaners complete with at .• $38.50 or pay $5 per month . 2 speed operatic:-~ . 992 -5247. furnished apartment, util ities tachments, cordwinder · and Phone 992 -5331. Choice of water 5-27-6tc furnished, men prefe rre d . paint spray . Used but in like 4-20 -tfc !em ps . Auto . Ideal for working men . new .con dition . Pay $34.45 water level Completely private from cash or budget plan available. LEGHOR N hens for sale. SOc control. Liht residence. Phone 992-3881 Filler or POwe r Electro Hygiene Co ., Phone eac h . Cal l 843-2·145. from 4-6 p. m. After 6 p. m . Fin Agitator . 992-7755 . 5-22-lOtc call 992-3134. Per"ma-Pres s S·31-6tc. 5-3J.6tc Mavtag Halo of H~at OFFERS Dryers ALL ELECTRIC - like new 3 MASSEY · Ferguson tu nvr ::.c power lawn and garden 6 ROOM house with Sur round clothes rooms with large b,th . bath and tractor , mower and dozer furniture . Inquire 992-5373 . With gentle, even Electri c wall oven. tablE top blade - Appaloosa gelding, heat . No hot spots , range, large closet located on 5- 18-16tp nice for 4- H or a beginner. no Ollerdrying . With a Phenomenal Tax Sheltered Income E. Main St.. Pomerov . SP.P tn Phone 992-2343. 7 ROOM house with ·bath in Fine Mesh Lint appreciate. Ph . Gallipolis To Qualified People Filter. Rutland, air conditioned, 5-31-3tc 446-9539 . We Specialize in carpeted, gas furnace, dishClll or Writt 5-29-tfc MAY TAG CASE 310 trant end loader, 1967 was/:1er, double oven. range, double gttrage, large carport, Dodge 0 -500, 2 ton truck and PRIVATE meeting room for 1964 cab over engine , 2 ton 4 acres cleared and fenced, any .organization ; phone 992 International truck . PhOne small barn and other J975 : 125 N. Columbus St. 773-5119. · buildings , Phone 614-742-6834. J . JJ . tfc 741 ·4211 Arnold Grate. Galion, Ohio 44833 (4191468-2400 Rutland ~--------5~·27-6tp · - - - - ··--5~30 - ttc S P .M . Day Before Publicat ion . Monday Deadline 9 a m ·, WHAT MAKES 'IE SAV THAT, ELVlNEV? I NEUER SEEN TH ' BEAT !! LEETLt; Tf\TER f\N'HIS PAPPY fiRE ALIKE AS TWO PEAS IN A POD EUtER·' BLESSET DAY THEY 80TH GITIN HOT WATER Business Services EXPERT WOOD TRUSSES OFFICE SUPPLIES siS>-> . ... FURNITURE HOGG & ZUSPAN Pomeroy Motor Co. Wheel Alignment '5.55 Pomeroy Home & Auto CAMPUS 11M 10 1EL.L. 1llE I'VE BEEN INVITE!:> 10 We WILL BE STUO~ I NG CONTeMPORARV III RIToNG IN ArLANTtC, liARPERS AND OT~ eiO! Q UAf,ITY Irs BEEN WE EKS S INCE I READ ANV QUAL IN WRITING! WOULD JOURNi>.LS ~ou Bet.reve ... AI'PEAI1 ON A RA1:>10 1/IL.K 9'0N. I HAVEN 'T REAO AN'I LITERARV JOURNAI.S SINCE LIFE "OLC>ED ROLE OF RJLICE IN SOCIElV-. NEW MElHOD$ Of LJoW ENFOR<:EMEm... VI1ERANS BANK FINANCING NOTICE For kent For Lease For Your Mobile Homeland-No Down Payment ------ KAPPLE'S PENNZOIL Mobile Homes For Sale -------- - - - ----,-- ent SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. LET US HELP YOU - ALL-WEATHER GOTTA PROTEST TH 'CL05! N' O'TH' W.A.S.T.E. OF'F ICE IN W E:ST SI.DP!! WA.S.TE. I<KOWS WHAT TOt>O WITH YOUR TA'I<.ES MEANS W ARNI-HEAATE:D AUTHOR ITt STIN\U~TIN' T H' E CONOM'/!! TANKS CLEANED MODERN SANITATION ------ !J'L ABNER JOHNSON'S T.V•. TUlU , I WISH YOU'D TELL YOUR BROTHER lD COOL IT-. .. I I COMI NG HERE FOR A REST! ICM SURE SHE II.ON'T 13E INTERESTED IN A •.. A.. .BOY.' ,.._...~ - -- -- - ro,.;r lE T MANO H&;R YOU 51\Y THAT. SINCE HE RfA~ED HIS 1WENJY-FIR5T ellfml[>AY HE THINKS HE:; REAPY FOR MARRIAGE! For Sale ------ - - - - -- ------ ------- - - - - -- - - - -- - Auto Sales - - -- -- __ ___ - -- c - - - - 'NOODVILLE, THAT'S loiOT TOO FAR FROM HERE! _____ Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker ~- Pomeroy, Ohio' ~ . .... , CVPSl I HOP6 ll1,A.,T CCE"SN 1T C()UIJT 1 Real Estate For Sale -------- LIKE IT! ' GASOLINE ALLEY ------ • IT SURE 50UN05 Help Wanted OF COUI?SE ! Ttill.T IS oiliil.;;.,.;,.rl ------ WHY THIS "ISL.=IND " APPEARS Of'l NO CHARTS ' " WE AR E Cott51AI'HL'( ON 1HE MOlE, LIKE: A S H~ ll WE DlSPOSE OF THEM AS "ENEMY ALIENS;' CAPT. at.1 rz ~ '? THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 - - --- - ACROSS SABRE TILLER 3h HP 129.95 officers For Rent we MEIGS MOBILE HOME SALES ,$'pirif of 7ti IDD$ We talk to you Real Estate For Sale IOTEL FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY like a person. WMP0/1390 RUTLAND .FURNITURE R~~~~:·l ON YOUR DIAL ------- . ' ,.$'pirit of 7ti Jnn.t.Jnc. (2 wds. ) 4. Last Span- Scotch 5. Cham· JJ!YWID~;- u..t "'···".J "'""",_. ish queen group At once; pagne's descri p· speedily 12. Loved tive Yesterday's Answer 6. Adjust (colloq.) again 20. Suffix 7. Rowan SOME OAV ( 4 wds. l O~T ANO l'LL GRAB If. Airlin~ IT••o.T LITTLE STINKER abbrevla AN O-- -;::::.::..____<:~ 15. tion Mechan- 18. Skeet contriv- . ance Self Yearning fora time contaJner 23. Ed 37. So that's It! (2 wds .} Nor· ego 39. Girl's name 25. Wielde~ the baton 26. "Grand (0. E.} engine speed 32. Englis h (sl. l river 41. Doctors' org. 42. Purview U. Lambkin's mom sweet- I J)AJJIB I I VIRTE' II J I ~ I I J (hyph. J I wd.} 29. Samuel's teacher t) 117l Or ~lA . , .. WHY THE I!!LOND SEEMED MORE: 1<-EASOt.IAC!LE. AI'ITfH: heart AMANDA PANDA Un1cr8mble the11e four Jumbles. onf' letter to each 11quare, to form four ordinary words. 40. Clothing style ~ Opry" 27. - rose 28. Fiery 19. Increase 22. Secular stand 35. Play lor · ton's alter Adams 11 . Conciliated 13. Fold 17. Eel itous 34. Artist's 21. Peas' statesman 9. Rickles or 16. Precip- lor break or wreck tree 8. Japanese ical repetition - - -- -- . (@ 1973 King- Feature• Syndle•te, Ine. ) adorn· ·ment - - -- - - JUNE SALEI wood 3. Attacked racket 5. Naval TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP . Yoolerday's Cryptoquole: THE FAMILY YOU COME FROM ISN'T AS I.MPORTANT AS THE FAMILY YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE.-'RING LARDNER . 1. Hurt 2. Strips o! with th e - - - - -- ------ DOWN J. Arthur - -- - -- I .. ••1 Ul Po< OH by THOMAS JOSEPH HUNGR'( WOLF! WANTED CARRIERS IN POMEROY • 1111 -,NI A '" 30. Liam Now arrange the cirtled .ldters to form the surpri1e answer, u auneated by the above urtoon. I SHE WAS [ XI l I I ] (An•w«"re tomorrow) Cosgrave's land Saturday'• 31. Car·repair Jumble•: GROIN HAIIT PAR9DY IMPUGN Annu~r; item 33. South Whnl thtt ktlltKflroo'• mnle u;,_.j- HOPPING' MAD American , mountain's 36. Ceremony 38. Devoured PI J\'\ll IS fO. Ogles (3 wds: } 'ilow~lh.M¥.{v f.N.,otl..o{- tk ~,cmd .it 4:4. Foreshadowed ~"-~~· 45. Ridge on skin 46. "La Vita ~ --~~-L6~-~~ ~·----~~-~"~,,-~ Nuova" . poet 47. Miss Logan DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR Is L 0 N GF E L L 0 W One letler ~imply stands for another. In' this sample A is used for the three L's. X for the two O's, etc. Single letters. apostrophes, the length and formati ~n of the :words are ill hints. Each clay tht> code )etters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES F OC LFC ' R JOR R.JKBNX H VKGJ!V QVVS 1,BRS MKB CSGA, 1\BGPVA WBS sJ v RFCSfAFCF ' WV YNFCSVX JOR VAVR TKGNX . - " THAT'S PI:OSA~L<{ NOT A G00/7 IDEA .. I �6 - The Daily Sentifl"! , Middlepo1 : T omeroy, 0., June4 , 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds. Get .R esults! WAHT ADS INFORMATION DEADUN ES 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. For Sale Real Estate For Sale REGISTERED polled Hereford boll , 2 years old . Phond 247· Cancellat ion Correct ions 2196 . NEW Homes on yovr tot or ours . Will be a ccepted until 9 a .m . for 5-JO.Jtc NO MONEY DOWN for Cay ot Pub lication qualified buyers using F . H. AEGULATJONS BLACK female Poodle , 9 mos . The Publisher reser ves the Adm . loan . (Closing costs old . S3S. Call 949-.5741 after .s right to edit or re ject an y ads only . ) A va r ie ty of floor plans ASK US ABOUT p .m . POMEROY 191lB\IICKSKYLARKJSO S319S dtemed oblecl ionaL The wdh various financing publisher w ill not be respons ib le 4 Door, factory air, automat ic trans., & P. steering , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:_5·:.:_ 30-Jtc PRE -FABRICATED programs avail able . We for more than one incorrect custom in terior, delu)(e bumper .. rad io, many other ac HOME & AUTO specialize in working with insert ion. cesso r ies, less than 13.000 m fles . dark green finish . Tires KNAPP shoes, 10 pet . to 28 p et . AEP Co . employees although RATES 992 -2 094 like new & spare never used . Tru ly sharp . off on 16 styles . Or-der now. we are available to all. Meig s For Want Ad :Service Supply limited. Phone 992606 E. Main Pomeroy S cents per Word one insert ion De11elo pment Co ., ISO N. 5324. 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER S2V9S M in im um CMrge 7Sc Se~ond Ave ., M i ddleport, 4-wheel drive, auxiliary top. lock ing front hubs, V ·8 On Most American Car s 12 cents per word three 5·30· tfc Oh•o. Phone 992 -5976 for in ~----___:_..::. automatic transm ission, power steer ing & brakes, locc:ll consecut iv e insertions . formation . Built to Your ' Specs - GUARANTEED-18 cents per word six con · low mileage, l -ear ow ner , radio , spare never used. AUCTION - Saturday. June 9, [)@livered to Job Site and 5-6-JOtc se cutive insertions . 1973 - 12,30 p .m . Phone 992-2094 25 Per Cent D isco unt on pi!lid 1970 PONTIAC S2295 ON THE account of the death of 5 ROOM house. bath , ba se ment. lidS an d ads pa i d with i n 10 days . Fireblrd Es pr it . local ! -ow ner car , 350 V-8 engine, power my husband, I wilt sell the CARD OF THANKS gas heat, 2 lots. S. D. Buskirk , steer ing & automatic tran smi ssion, AM - ~M radio, lik e following personal property & OBITUARY Open 8 Til s 341 Page St., Middl eport. Slop In and See Our new white lettered tires, 307 V-8, power steer i ng & brak es, at the home located 8 miles 1 1.50 tor 50 word m inim um . Phone 99? -5487 . MATERIALS CO. Monday thru Saturday · · radio, clean interior . Floor Displ_ay. Ea c h additional word 2c . 773-SS54 Mason, W. Va. 606 E . Main, Pomeroy , O. Northeast of Racine, IMve --------~6 ~·1 · 3tp BLIND ADS State Rt. 12'4 one mile east of · Add it iona l 25c Ch arg e per Racine on Countr road 28 to FARM, 55 acres . Rutland Advert isemen t. Speciali st Bashc\n and eas on County Townsh i p . SJOO per acre . OFFICE HOURS road 32 one mile, Watch for Phone New Haven 882-2984. Wheel 8 : 30a . m . to 5 :00p .m . Daily , OPEN EVES. 8:00P. M. sale arrows. 6~ 1 -61p 8:30 a . m . to 12. 00 Noon Alignment Saturday . 2 PC. BEDROOM suite, 8 pc . - - - - - - - - _ . : . _ : _ POMEROY, OHIO dining room suite, wood DUE to job trans fer, must sell 12 Years - 10.75 A. P. R. · It Must wardrobe, wood bed , ches t of hom e, J bedroo"l , total for Your From th e laraest drawers, work table, utility e·fectric, larg e lot. F .H.A. Be Right cab inet, davenport, 2 rockers, approved, Syracuse. Phond Bulldozer Radiator to or we will FURNISHED apartment. 992-7836. !)mat lesr Heater Lore . three pc. set of cabinets, Make it Right. Due to circumstances HI GH volume serv ice station , tr ea dle sew ing machine, clean, all electric, $85 mo. beNathan Biqg s beyond our control there will 5-25-tfc pa i d tra i n ing , excel l ent tween Pomeroy and Athens . cooking utensils. silverware. Radiator Specialist be ho further credit issued to locat ion . Call 992 -522 1 8 a .m . Qualify Today, Call dishes, spool leg stand, other Call Mason 773 -5580. anyone at Kapple 's Pennzoil. to 5 p.m . stand , antique wood ice-box , 6 NEW · J bedroom home in 6-3-6tp Mason , brick front, hardwood All outstanding bills MUST 5-25-6tc plank bottom chai r s, 8-4 :30 Daily, 8· 12 Sat. =-:-:--:-::--:-:-~-:-::-­ 304-485-3809 floors. gas heat , large lot. be paid by JUNE 5. TWO trailer lots in Middleport ; Kelvinator no - frost In the R. H. Rawlings Sons Phone 773-5554. 112 duplex in Bradbury; phone refrigerator . 30" Adm iral Choose your own home from Building. Ph ."'992 -2174 Pomeroy 5·22·6fc before 6 p.m . 992-5693 . Electric Range, Seigler Bottle your AREA DEALER . 992 -2101 Middleport, 0 . Gas Heater, Maytag Wr inger , 6·4-Stc Washer and Rinse Tub , BY OWNER - selling under appraisal value, newly bu ilt 4 NEW tra iler in Syracuse . Maytag Electric Dryer, SPACE HUNGRY? VEMCO Adults only. Call 992 -3.52.$ . furnished apartments built -In Porch Glider and Chair, SE~TIC ADD - A - ROOMS ARE Ha ve your T.V. Picture Tube cabinets, panelled walls, now 5-27-6tc clothes rack, hand tools, lawn EASILY INSTALLED TO E. Main St. Restored As Good As New Pomeroy , 0. re nl ed monthly income $340. mower (gas). wheelbarrow , Roofing - Roof Painting , ANY MOBILE HOME IN 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Right In Your Home. Ail electric , cHy water in platform scales, stone jars Spouting, Plumb i ng , LESS THAN 6 HRS ., 16 STD. Guaranteed for 6 Mo. co untry between pom e roy GUN SHOOT, Factory choked unfurni shed apartments. 24 Hour horse drawn cu lti vators and PLANS ., BDRMS ., DENS, Remodeling , Complete and hand choked guns. Ath ens. Phone Ma son, W. Va .• Ph one 992 -5434. plows, hand · garden plows , Daily Service FAMILY RMS ., OFFICES! Building , Vinyl & Aluminum Forked Run Sportsman Club. 773-5580. Wilt cons ider lrade . 4-12-tfc small lot of 1 x 10 cedar Color-$30.00 SEE THEM ALL AT Young 's Siding. · Sunday, June 3, 12 noon . Ideal for home and income for lumber, other articles not H. Sis., Rt. 7 and 35 below M . r etired cou ple . Black & White-$15.00 5-31 -3tc 2 BEDROOM mobile home, air . listed. Ha zel Edgell, O.Vner. Silver Memor i al Bridge, 5-20 · I 2tp co ndit i oned, Rac ine area . PHONE , 992-2550 TERMS Cash . Not Gall ipolis. Phone 992-6329. McDANIELS Custom Slaugt-Jter respons i ble for accidents . 6-3-1tc 5-2J -ttc Bradford Auction Co., A . C. J ,BEDROOM mobile home 12 x House and Meat Cutting ; 60, carpet, dinir1g area , clean, Bradtord , Mgr ., C. C. John Tucker, Rl . 4 State and -Government inCASH paid for ali makes and $4,000. Call Mason 773-5580. TRAILER in Brown's Trailer Bradford. Auctioneer . P . S. specte~ ; phone 773-5208. 949-3151 Pome.roy. 0 . models of ·mobile homes . -·· 5-20- 12tc Park , Minersville . Phone 992 One-hundred and fifty acre _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _6_·J.61p N. 2nd Ave . Middleport, 0 . Racine, Ohio Phone area code 614-423-9531. Ph . 992 -3954 3324. farm for sale, contact ow ner, 4-13-ttc 6-1-tfc PIANO.TUNING . Karl Kebler, Mrs. Hasel M . Edgell , 486 35 A . 4 bedroom brick, full basement, "attached 2 car READY -MIX CONCRETE AUTO AIR conditioning , Ser - ~ Mason, W. Va. Phone 773 · Highland Ave ., Wadsworth, DOZER and back hoe work, garage, kitchen has built-in deli11ered right to your 5535. Ohio, 44281 , c-o Clara Bridg vice and repair. Call 992-3802 . Air Condilioners ponds and se ptic tank s, d itch ove n and range, · lots of project. Fast and easy. Fr.ee man. Phone 335-0272. 5-24-JOtp 5-24-12tc ing service; fop soil, fill dirt, Awnings Schei ri ck bronze Glow birch es timates . Phone 99 2-3284 . CARPORT and porch sale, new 7-2tc l imes tone; B&K Excavating. cabinets, bedrooms with Goeg l ein Ready -Mi)( Co .• G&E Appliance Repair . repair THE UNION Optical Center will Underpinning and used, some electric ap Phone 992·.5367 or 992-3861. walk -in clOsets, c.eda r lined, Middleport. Ohio. observe Summer hours from pliances. Start Thursday at 9 BEAUTIFUL walnut s tereo on all laundry equipment. 9-1-tfc free gas, pl en ty of water, 6-30· tfc . refr igeration equipment and l'v\emorial Day weekend to radio tap combination, AMa. m. Will last as long as we Comp lete . mobile home stoc ked pond . 8 mi. N . Of Labor Day. Closed Saturdays. have anything to sell . Mabel FM radio, 8 track tape deck . ser11ice .,.... plus gigantic house wi ring , we lding , NOW OPEN - Roger Hysell's Pomeroy. Call 992-7384 fOr SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN EO Sye Examinations by ap- display of mob ile homes Pickens , College Rd ., Balance $116.98 or use our and gas. Call 992-3802 electric Garage, near Crossroads on appointment to see . REASONABLE rates . Ph . 446pointment. Syracuse, Ohio. budget term s. Call 992-3965. or after 4: 30 p. m. call 992always available at . St. Rt . 124; all mechanic work _:_:: 6-3·31c 4782, GalliPolis, John Russell, 5·27-6tc 6050 . 6-4-4tp 6·3-6tc includ ing automatic transONner and Operator . 5-24-30tp mi ss ion s. Monday th ru MILLER REDUCE excess fluids with 5-12-tfc , H & N day old or star ted HONDA 150. Phone 742-6878 . Saturday, 8: 30 a . m . to 5 p. m. Fluldex - Lose we ight with GHEEN's Pa int ing Service, 6-3-Jt p ! Leghorn pullets. Both floor or 992-7121 or 992-5682. Phone Dex-A- Diet · capsules at MOBILE ·HOMES covering all work from finest Cage grown available. 5-3-JOtc Nelson Drugs . C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer interior painting to exterior Poultry housing and ENGLISH POINTER Pup . 6 1220 Washington Blvd. Complete Serv ice 6-4-3tp spray pa inting, sand blas~ing EXCAVATING. Do2ers , large automation . Modern Poultry, weeks old. $25. Phone 696 423 -7521 BELPRE, 0 . Phone 949 ·382 1 1005. and water proofing . Call 949· 399 W. Main, Pomeroy, 992· and sma ll ; Backhoes and WILL give away to someone for Racine , Ohio 2164. 3295 for free estimates. 6-3-Jtc l oad~ rs on traCk and tires ; a good home 2 kittens and one Critt Bradford 5-24-12tc 6-3-ltc ---~-'-Dump trucks Lo -boy full grown cat, orange and 5-1-tfc 1971 JAVELIN AMX. Toke over s erv i ce . Septic tanks i n. ·black calico. Call 992-2749. WILL trim or cut trees or payments. Call 992-6858. George ( Bill) Pullins, sta lled . TWO trailer lots in Middleport ; E LNA and White Sewing 6-3-3tc 1966 FORD Country Squire shrubbery . Also paint roofs . 1h duplex in Bradbury; phone 6-3-ltc phone 992-2478 or 992 -7402.' Machines ·~ · Se r vice on all Phone 949-3221. Stationwagon, good condition. p.m. 992 -5693. before. 6 2·9· ffc KITTENS to give away . Can 110 Mec.h anic Street m a kes . Reasonable rate s. 5-30-30tc Phone 992.:3764. 5-29-4tc F ~RMALL B Tractor with belly 992-5247 . The Sewlf'g ,.":Cen ter , Mid mower, excellent condition . · 6-J.6tc :..__ EXCAVATING, do2:er, loader HARRISON'S TV service and dleport, Ohio. 6-3-6tc See Gary Smith, Chester:. < serv i ce call s. Phone 992-251.2. HOOD 'S AQUARIUMS , fish and backhoe · work ; sept ic ~-----~ 11 -16-ltc FURY I '66 Plymouth, 383 cu . 6-3·31p 2-9-tfc ar'!d suppl ies, hew location, tanks insta ll ed ; dump trucks KOSCOT SPECIALS for June in. automatic. No rust . $500. GOOD NEWS Middleport, near Ash Street, and /a-boys for hire; will haul inclu~e Family Suntan Oil John I hie, Rt . 1, Racine, Ohio, O'DELL WHEEL Alignment T REND~OME HANGING baskets; wh i te, pink AN OTHER park ; Phone 992 -5443 . fill dirt, top soil, l imestone Spray and Jr. Facial Mask. Phone 949-2632. located at Crossroads, Rt. 124, geraniums, mum s an d red HAS JU ST ARRIVED . YOURS 1-7-ffc and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger Also with a purchase of either • 6-3-3tp complete front end service, Instant color and begoni as ; COULD BE THE NEXT ONE . AfterShave or Electric Pre - _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _: Jeffers, day phone 997,7089 ; tune up and brake service. for your ·garden ~ pansi es, LUDWIG drum s, 4 piece set, night phone 992-3525 or 992Shave by Koscot you receive a MUST sell, sharp, 1972 Demon, balanced e lec Wheels petunias, marigold s, Phlox , white. Phone 992;7096. 5232. LANO Cheap. Call 985-3582 or see Kleanslng Kream free. Phone lr onical ly . AII work s, Salvia , Zinnias . Coleu _ _ _ __ _ _ _6_· 1-3tp 2-11 -tfc Helen Jane Brown, 992 -5113 . Paul Pr'ice, Long Bottom . guaranteed. Reasonable Dianthus, Ally ssum, Snap- 21 1 ACRES - Flatwoods area ,_ 6·1-lfc 6-1-3tp STARCRAFT- New 1973 fold rates . Phon e 742 -3232. dragon s, Ageralium and ju st off blacktop road . Some SEE US FOR : AwninQs, s·t arm 3232. Portula cca. Vege table plan Is wood s, well drair. ~ d. Chester down campers- sleeps 6 or 8 doors and windows, carports, EXPLORE your mind . wa ter ava il ab le. Only $5,000 :00. Cabbage, broc co l i, - 110-12 volt. 3 burner stoves, marquees, aluminum siding Discover your , inner . I ACRE ca ul i fl ower. lettuce, eggplant, 2 wafer systems, raised and ra il ing . A. Jacob, sales resources and overcome mangoes; hqt peppers and 14 3 LARGE BEDROOMS - Ni ce AROBI.C >08 kitchen, School out special representative . For free SE PTIC TANKS personal limitations! Learn ST REET Commissioner for the kind s of tomato plant s. bath , utility room, side porc h SEWAGE SYST EM S $1,325. Same low prices on vill"age of Pomeroy : Must be es t im1;1tes . phone Charles E. MAl N ... the tremendous possiP!Iities Cleland Farm and and · double · garag e. Just CLEANED, REPAIRED. travel trailers . Use Star able to operate light equipLisle. Syracuse , V. V. of yo~r own mind. E)(plore the POMEROY Greenhouse, E. Main , Ra ci ne. $ 12,500 .00 . MILLER SA NITATION , master 8, S999. Closed for ment . Apply City Hall . Johnson and Son, Inc. mysterious ,world within you . Geraldine Cleland. OHIO. PH .. 662STEWART, Pomeroy , Ohio. vacation June 10 thru 21st. 3-2-tfc The free book "The. Mystery INCOME PROPERTY RIVER FRONTAGE 3035 . 5·31 -3tc CAMP CONLEY STAR · of lif.e" explains how, - t~lc J .33 ACRE S - On Route 7 Br ic k building with 3 H<?U S ~ an·d roof Painting ; CRAFT SALES, Rt. 62 North -=========5=1~810-4-tfc through fascinating study, r be low town . 1972 mobile hom e, live in one rent WANTED : Man ·expert with of Point Pleasant, behind Red 1n tenor and exterior , free you can master your o th ers . One ha s 3 air conditioned , bath, and sickle for hills ide . Tr i m Carpet Inn, Phone 675-5384. SPRING SPECIALS est imate s; ca ll·992 -7008or 992- SEW ING MACHINES . Repair problems and find happiness. llv>rlrnn'' " th e others have bushes also. Call 992-5233. scree ned patio. Drilled well se_r11ice, all makes. 992-2284. 2460 . 6-1-6tc Addres.s, Scribe 1.1.1., 5-31-31p The Fabr ic Shop, Pomeroy. and extra space. one . All have baths . Gas 5-21 -JOtp Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, Authorized Singer Sales and RIDING horses 2 sorrels, 1 heated . Always r en te d . INVESTMENT San Jose, Calif. 95114. 1 1 Service . We Sharpen Scissors. Palamino, $150 and up. All ASKING $20,000 . L ARGE APARTMENT 6· 3-ltp In Carton gentle. Arnold Grate, 3-29-tfc EiODY wqrk - paint jobs done ---,---- ---'"--, i•:4 ACRE HOUSE - Has 3 apartments, Rutland. Phone 742-4211 day Set Up, 134.95 SHOOTING MATCH, Corn reasonabl e . Folmer's AUTOMOBILE insurance Oeen Corner lot. Large home ha s 4 a ll rented . One furnished , or 742-5501 night. Hollow Gun Club, turn first G;are:Je, . 992 -7597, second Asking Only $10 ,000.00 for a bedrooms, 11!2 baths, lovely cance lled? ' Lost your 6-1-3tc right after Mi les Cemetery, house on Burdette R~ .• Laurel kitchen. lots of ci'lrpeting . qUick sale . operator's license? Call 992Rutland. Fa·c tory choked Clitf. 1 4~.95 2966. LARGE HOME . glassed sun P,Orch. Also on 3 WAGON wheels $25, breakfast guns only. Sunday, June 3, 1 p. 5·27-6tc In Carton 6· 15 ttc COR NER LOT - 4 bedrooms, 2 th e ground is a 40x70 building set, 4 chairs. $25. 8 gallon m. ---~~Sel up, $54_ 95 baths. gas furna ce, basement. stone jars, $1 a gallon. Phone in excellent con dition . ALL 5-31 -3fc 667 -3624. O F THIS FOR JUST $21 ,500. and large front por c h. POMEROY 6-l -3tc CHESHIRE Cafeteria . Open BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 9. _ Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. $21,900 .00 . ·Monday through Friday 5:30 BY FIRST REQUEST 6:idl Phone 992-2181 RESTAURANT Est ablished 5 years, doing PACEMAKER trailer, all a . m. to 8:30 p. m. Closed EQUIPMENT And tur an exce ll ent business , aluminum, 8 x 35. Also boat. Saturday. Open Sunday 10 a. One of SoU th Eastern Ohio's fastest arowino com paying a nice . profit. No Phone 949-4401 . m. to 7 p. m. 4GR AVE lot in Meigs Memorial nilure. A good going business , panies with 8 es tabl is hed branches is now accepting apin a thrivi ng small 11ii lag e. phone calls plea se. Come to 6-1·3tc Gardens. Cheap. Call 949· 5·31 -3tp plications for local office. This career positio'n irl oUr the ofl ice. Asking just $5, 000.00. • 4962. Pom.eroy office will produce an income to exceed $12,000 2 YEARS OLD RACINE DON'T pump. your sluggish 5 . 2Q.tfc GARAGE SALE June 1st the f1rst 12 months. Also with fringe benefits. The nian we septic tank - Get Klean -Em . ------~--3 LARGE BEDROOMS - 1';, .85 acre of nice la ying land . 2 thru June 6th, 504 E. Main SL, s_elect for this position must be ambitious with a goal in QUALIFIED , refrigeration All Septic Tank Cleaner, Pomeroy, near Smith-Nelson st ory frame. Wonderful new &F.!OCERY business for sa le. baths. wa ll l o wall carpeting . l•f e, also general sales ~xpe rien ce wi ll be helpful. but not se r vicema.,, In du strial. Landm iir.k Farm Bureau , Motors. Typewriter , bike, Building for sale or lea.se. Beautif.ul kitchen arid dining kit chen . Range, oven, dish · necessary . Pomeroy. cOmmercial. dom estic, good ciOthiilg, jewelry, furniture, Phon e 773 -5618 from 8:30p .m. ·' area. One acre on hard road. washer' , disposal. Loads of Con fiden tia l interviews will be held Tues . June 5 by pay and working conditions. dishes. lamps, lawn mowers 6-1-llc fo 10 p.m. for appointment , Garage for 2 cars. Now only cabinets . 11!2. bath . 2 large appointment only . ·· · Must be experie11ced . GaiHa {mostly for parts), old bot livin g rooms , 5 bedrooms , Refrigeration Co ., 611 Jrd BEAGLE pups , 3 mos ., Full - _ _ _ _ _ _ _J_._20 -ttc $23,000 .00. tles, jars, Avons, knick Only those interested in a be tte!- way of life for th eir LOOK AT THIS garage af)d other buildings. Ave ., Gallipoli s, J46 -4066. blooded , $25. Phone 742-3656. SHOWALTER's knacks, toys . We will have families ca ll area code 61J-J46-0090 for Mr. Love . Wet Pet , $17.000.00. NEW - 2 bedroom TRE N6·4-tf something for everyone i n6-1·21p Chester, Ohio, summer DHOME wi th bath, fu l l RUTLAND cluding many collectors - ----------·-clearance , five tanks of MAINTENANCE man wanted NEW 2 pc . Early American items. Come see. basemen t for only $18,000.00 . s acres of ground. Nice home assor·ted fish at 5 for $1 while for Syracuse Water System. 5-31 -4lp has 3 bedrooms . bath , kit living rr om suite, 100 pet. they last. Will be open dayS 9 Yo u r ~ in j ust 40 ·days Send resume to Bo>c 323, nylon with Scotchgard and PERMITTING . chen with ref . and range, a. m . to 9 p. m. except on WEATHER Syracuse. La st day to apply, RUMMAGE SALE Friday and maple wood trfm . Th is week Thursdc:1y and Fr:iday, 4 p. m . See us for t his buy of the year . cabinet s. hardwood floors . June 15. Saturday from 9 to 5 p. m . only $189.95. Cash and Carry, to 9: 30p . m . Love l y kitc hens. beautiful Basement. 2 water system s Hughes Building ·across from 6·4-Jtc Pomeroy . Recovery, 622 E. 6-4-11tp bath s. This hou se weighs over and tap paid for new water the Middleport Library . Special price of $5495 for 1973 60x12 beautiful Main St., Phone 992-7554. :---~------16 ton s. Come see or call for an sySt em . $18.500 . 5-3' -2h: COOK , waitress and carhop ; 5-31 -6tc COAL. Limestone. Excel ~ ior · appointment. Spanish decor, 2 bedroom Buddy Mobile apply in person, Craw's Steak Salt Works, E. Main St., House. Home. Full I yr. warranty with no service JEWELL Decorators. Dry wall REAL ESTATE IS A 13} 1973 . ZIG -ZAG Sewing Pomeroy . Phone 992-3891. charge. ' · finishing, paper hanging . 5-10-tfc BUSINESS WITH VS, NOT Ma ch ines left in layaWay. 4-12-tfc HELEN l. TEAFORD Interior and exterior paint Bec:luffful pastel color, full A S IDELINE . LI~T NOW 992-3325 ing. Phon 698-5341 or · 669 size model. All bt,Jift· il"! to 1973 STEREO 8 tr~ck. A smal l FOR QUICK SA LE . GORDON B. TEAFORD 3764. balance of $88.64 or pay $6 .50 buftonhole, dr. stretch s·e wing do u~dersell because we are loca lly ownec' & operated . HENRY E . CLELANO 992-3615 6· 1· 12fc per month. Phone 992-5331. and fancy stitching. Pay just We sery1ce wha~ we se ll. Best service in Meigs County BROKER ~--~-----SLEEPING room. Call 992·7244. ASSOCIATES $48 .57 cash or term s • 4-20-tfc ask our customers. We specia li·ze in order ing to su it our , 992 -2259 ' 5·3J.6tc customers . DON'T like to remove . NO SUNDAYS PLEASE available. Trade -i ns ac ~ If no answer 992 -2568 wallpaper? I can do this job cepted . Electro Hygiene Co. MUST sell 1973 deluxe Zig -Zag faster than most. Call992-7405 TRAILER space, free gas and Phone 992- nss. sewin g machine . This water. Phone Reedsville J78· 5 to 8 p .m . only. machine darns, embroiders , 5-31 -6tc 6278 . 6-1-6tc makes buttonholes, all Big CapaCitv 5-31-3tc withou t attachmen ts. Just 667-3891 Maytag Tuppers Plains Electrolux Vacuum dial and sew. Pay balance of KITTENS to give away. Call SMALL 3 rooms. and bath (2) Automatics Cleaners complete with at .• $38.50 or pay $5 per month . 2 speed operatic:-~ . 992 -5247. furnished apartment, util ities tachments, cordwinder · and Phone 992 -5331. Choice of water 5-27-6tc furnished, men prefe rre d . paint spray . Used but in like 4-20 -tfc !em ps . Auto . Ideal for working men . new .con dition . Pay $34.45 water level Completely private from cash or budget plan available. LEGHOR N hens for sale. SOc control. Liht residence. Phone 992-3881 Filler or POwe r Electro Hygiene Co ., Phone eac h . Cal l 843-2·145. from 4-6 p. m. After 6 p. m . Fin Agitator . 992-7755 . 5-22-lOtc call 992-3134. Per"ma-Pres s S·31-6tc. 5-3J.6tc Mavtag Halo of H~at OFFERS Dryers ALL ELECTRIC - like new 3 MASSEY · Ferguson tu nvr ::.c power lawn and garden 6 ROOM house with Sur round clothes rooms with large b,th . bath and tractor , mower and dozer furniture . Inquire 992-5373 . With gentle, even Electri c wall oven. tablE top blade - Appaloosa gelding, heat . No hot spots , range, large closet located on 5- 18-16tp nice for 4- H or a beginner. no Ollerdrying . With a Phenomenal Tax Sheltered Income E. Main St.. Pomerov . SP.P tn Phone 992-2343. 7 ROOM house with ·bath in Fine Mesh Lint appreciate. Ph . Gallipolis To Qualified People Filter. Rutland, air conditioned, 5-31-3tc 446-9539 . We Specialize in carpeted, gas furnace, dishClll or Writt 5-29-tfc MAY TAG CASE 310 trant end loader, 1967 was/:1er, double oven. range, double gttrage, large carport, Dodge 0 -500, 2 ton truck and PRIVATE meeting room for 1964 cab over engine , 2 ton 4 acres cleared and fenced, any .organization ; phone 992 International truck . PhOne small barn and other J975 : 125 N. Columbus St. 773-5119. · buildings , Phone 614-742-6834. J . JJ . tfc 741 ·4211 Arnold Grate. Galion, Ohio 44833 (4191468-2400 Rutland ~--------5~·27-6tp · - - - - ··--5~30 - ttc S P .M . Day Before Publicat ion . Monday Deadline 9 a m ·, WHAT MAKES 'IE SAV THAT, ELVlNEV? I NEUER SEEN TH ' BEAT !! LEETLt; Tf\TER f\N'HIS PAPPY fiRE ALIKE AS TWO PEAS IN A POD EUtER·' BLESSET DAY THEY 80TH GITIN HOT WATER Business Services EXPERT WOOD TRUSSES OFFICE SUPPLIES siS>-> . ... FURNITURE HOGG & ZUSPAN Pomeroy Motor Co. Wheel Alignment '5.55 Pomeroy Home & Auto CAMPUS 11M 10 1EL.L. 1llE I'VE BEEN INVITE!:> 10 We WILL BE STUO~ I NG CONTeMPORARV III RIToNG IN ArLANTtC, liARPERS AND OT~ eiO! Q UAf,ITY Irs BEEN WE EKS S INCE I READ ANV QUAL IN WRITING! WOULD JOURNi>.LS ~ou Bet.reve ... AI'PEAI1 ON A RA1:>10 1/IL.K 9'0N. I HAVEN 'T REAO AN'I LITERARV JOURNAI.S SINCE LIFE "OLC>ED ROLE OF RJLICE IN SOCIElV-. NEW MElHOD$ Of LJoW ENFOR<:EMEm... VI1ERANS BANK FINANCING NOTICE For kent For Lease For Your Mobile Homeland-No Down Payment ------ KAPPLE'S PENNZOIL Mobile Homes For Sale -------- - - - ----,-- ent SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. LET US HELP YOU - ALL-WEATHER GOTTA PROTEST TH 'CL05! N' O'TH' W.A.S.T.E. OF'F ICE IN W E:ST SI.DP!! WA.S.TE. I<KOWS WHAT TOt>O WITH YOUR TA'I<.ES MEANS W ARNI-HEAATE:D AUTHOR ITt STIN\U~TIN' T H' E CONOM'/!! TANKS CLEANED MODERN SANITATION ------ !J'L ABNER JOHNSON'S T.V•. TUlU , I WISH YOU'D TELL YOUR BROTHER lD COOL IT-. .. I I COMI NG HERE FOR A REST! ICM SURE SHE II.ON'T 13E INTERESTED IN A •.. A.. .BOY.' ,.._...~ - -- -- - ro,.;r lE T MANO H&;R YOU 51\Y THAT. SINCE HE RfA~ED HIS 1WENJY-FIR5T ellfml[>AY HE THINKS HE:; REAPY FOR MARRIAGE! For Sale ------ - - - - -- ------ ------- - - - - -- - - - -- - Auto Sales - - -- -- __ ___ - -- c - - - - 'NOODVILLE, THAT'S loiOT TOO FAR FROM HERE! _____ Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker ~- Pomeroy, Ohio' ~ . .... , CVPSl I HOP6 ll1,A.,T CCE"SN 1T C()UIJT 1 Real Estate For Sale -------- LIKE IT! ' GASOLINE ALLEY ------ • IT SURE 50UN05 Help Wanted OF COUI?SE ! Ttill.T IS oiliil.;;.,.;,.rl ------ WHY THIS "ISL.=IND " APPEARS Of'l NO CHARTS ' " WE AR E Cott51AI'HL'( ON 1HE MOlE, LIKE: A S H~ ll WE DlSPOSE OF THEM AS "ENEMY ALIENS;' CAPT. at.1 rz ~ '? THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 - - --- - ACROSS SABRE TILLER 3h HP 129.95 officers For Rent we MEIGS MOBILE HOME SALES ,$'pirif of 7ti IDD$ We talk to you Real Estate For Sale IOTEL FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY like a person. WMP0/1390 RUTLAND .FURNITURE R~~~~:·l ON YOUR DIAL ------- . ' ,.$'pirit of 7ti Jnn.t.Jnc. (2 wds. ) 4. Last Span- Scotch 5. Cham· JJ!YWID~;- u..t "'···".J "'""",_. ish queen group At once; pagne's descri p· speedily 12. Loved tive Yesterday's Answer 6. Adjust (colloq.) again 20. Suffix 7. Rowan SOME OAV ( 4 wds. l O~T ANO l'LL GRAB If. Airlin~ IT••o.T LITTLE STINKER abbrevla AN O-- -;::::.::..____<:~ 15. tion Mechan- 18. Skeet contriv- . ance Self Yearning fora time contaJner 23. Ed 37. So that's It! (2 wds .} Nor· ego 39. Girl's name 25. Wielde~ the baton 26. "Grand (0. E.} engine speed 32. Englis h (sl. l river 41. Doctors' org. 42. Purview U. Lambkin's mom sweet- I J)AJJIB I I VIRTE' II J I ~ I I J (hyph. J I wd.} 29. Samuel's teacher t) 117l Or ~lA . , .. WHY THE I!!LOND SEEMED MORE: 1<-EASOt.IAC!LE. AI'ITfH: heart AMANDA PANDA Un1cr8mble the11e four Jumbles. onf' letter to each 11quare, to form four ordinary words. 40. Clothing style ~ Opry" 27. - rose 28. Fiery 19. Increase 22. Secular stand 35. Play lor · ton's alter Adams 11 . Conciliated 13. Fold 17. Eel itous 34. Artist's 21. Peas' statesman 9. Rickles or 16. Precip- lor break or wreck tree 8. Japanese ical repetition - - -- -- . (@ 1973 King- Feature• Syndle•te, Ine. ) adorn· ·ment - - -- - - JUNE SALEI wood 3. Attacked racket 5. Naval TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP . Yoolerday's Cryptoquole: THE FAMILY YOU COME FROM ISN'T AS I.MPORTANT AS THE FAMILY YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE.-'RING LARDNER . 1. Hurt 2. Strips o! with th e - - - - -- ------ DOWN J. Arthur - -- - -- I .. ••1 Ul Po< OH by THOMAS JOSEPH HUNGR'( WOLF! WANTED CARRIERS IN POMEROY • 1111 -,NI A '" 30. Liam Now arrange the cirtled .ldters to form the surpri1e answer, u auneated by the above urtoon. I SHE WAS [ XI l I I ] (An•w«"re tomorrow) Cosgrave's land Saturday'• 31. Car·repair Jumble•: GROIN HAIIT PAR9DY IMPUGN Annu~r; item 33. South Whnl thtt ktlltKflroo'• mnle u;,_.j- HOPPING' MAD American , mountain's 36. Ceremony 38. Devoured PI J\'\ll IS fO. Ogles (3 wds: } 'ilow~lh.M¥.{v f.N.,otl..o{- tk ~,cmd .it 4:4. Foreshadowed ~"-~~· 45. Ridge on skin 46. "La Vita ~ --~~-L6~-~~ ~·----~~-~"~,,-~ Nuova" . poet 47. Miss Logan DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR Is L 0 N GF E L L 0 W One letler ~imply stands for another. In' this sample A is used for the three L's. X for the two O's, etc. Single letters. apostrophes, the length and formati ~n of the :words are ill hints. Each clay tht> code )etters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES F OC LFC ' R JOR R.JKBNX H VKGJ!V QVVS 1,BRS MKB CSGA, 1\BGPVA WBS sJ v RFCSfAFCF ' WV YNFCSVX JOR VAVR TKGNX . - " THAT'S PI:OSA~L<{ NOT A G00/7 IDEA .. I �~- l ne u any ~nune1 , :.-1utdleport.,...... neroy, 0 ., June4, 1973 HOSPI1''AI" NEWS ~ P omeroy Lodge 164, F&AM, LODGETOMEET will meet in regular session at 7: 30 p. m . Wedne sday. All master masons are invited. New Haven w·lnsSeniors attend D0. _u.bIe He a de r baccalaureate 1 . 1-1 urle)" H. Gilkey died on Sunday Three-way race in Mas0:n MASON - Three Mason Aldridge , Russell H. BartOO, MN;ON - Speaking not just Hurley R. Gi lk ey, 76, died County CotnmWlities, Mason, Gary L. Gibbs, Joe W. JonO. Vete&ans Memorialllospital to th s g r a duates, but lo Sunday morn ing at his Mid- Henderson and Leon, are ready And Olston Wright. SATURDAY ADM ISSIONS everyone with a mode rn day dleport Route t residence. Mr. for th e bi ennial el ec tions Peoples Ticket - Fred The New Haven America n Hesson then connected for a message, The Rev. Clarence Gilkey was born March 17, - Russe ll Sargent, The Plains; Tuesday at their respective Ta ylor will lead this ticket for !.eglOn opened their 1973 solo home run leading off the McCloud , pastor of the Mason 1897, the son of the la te Bain Kenne th Gilkey, New Haven; city halls with hours of 6:30 the mayor 's post and Charlotte season in a ronvincing fashio n si xth and team ed with Painter Tonigh1, Tues. Wed . Thu rs. Sharon M:tttox , Pomeroy ; and Sarah Shuler Gilkey in a .m . until 7: 30p.m. There is a Jenks wiU seek the Recorder's \\ 1th twin-bill victories. 7-1 and and Greg Ca mp with singles in Uni te d Me th odis t Churc h , June <1 -S-6-7 Connie K na!)p , M asoH; Sharon NOT OPEN 16-1. Hick Hesso n and Kevin the seventh to plate three more delivered t he sermon " No Gallia Coun ty . He was a retired contes t in Mason but no races seat. Council candidates ar'e Warner , Pome roy ; David Lee ('amp did the mound chores for ··uns. Ga llipolis plated lheir Short Cuts to the Prom ised coal miner and a veteran of in Henderson or Leon. Russell Capehart, Dayton C. Lync h , Col umbus; Timothy Post "HO allowing no -earned lone un ea rn ed ta ll y in the Land," Sunday night during World War 1. Besides his Fri., Sat., Sun. Candidates ha ve come out on Raynes, Robert Roach, George Bisse ll, Ma son ; Ru th Mc- runs in the doub le header . The seventh on a sin gle by Holley Waha ma High School's Bac- pa rents, he was preceded in thr ee ti cke ts in the bend June 8-9-10 R. VanMatre , Waller C. Werry. YOUNG WINSTON Callis ter , Poi n t Pleasant; loca ls outhit host Gallipoli s 25 followed by two New Have n cala ureate service. death by eight brothers and community with several inAnother group is in the race (Technicolor) Reatha McCoy, Racine. to 7 while I stealing 15 bases to errors. Ne w Ha ven had played Nine ty- tw o st ud ents a r e three s isters. cum bent offi cials once more on the Progressive ticket Robert Shaw as Lord SATURDAY DISCHARGES none. lfwis, Hesson and Dw·st errorless ball until the fi nal sc hedu le d to gr a duate in Survivi ng are his wife, Clara seeking office. Randolph Churchil l ; Anne headed by Ira Atkinson, Jr. as Bancroff , as Lady Jennie. - John Eich, Di ana Hughes, t•ach hit home rWlS for New frame. comm encem ent e xer cises Denny Gilk ey; a son, Herschel, Mayor Roy 0 . HarleS!l is the mayoral candidate. Kenneth (G P ) Joann Carnahan, Br enda \Vjse, Il avcn . In the second game New toni ght at 8 p.m. at Wa hama Cheshire Route I ; a br other. mayoral candidate as he heads M. Reynolds is the candidate Lucille Taylor , Bessie Ka pple, New Haven opened up the Haven came out swinging and ' Hi gh School in the gymna siwn . Home r , Mid dle por t; three th ose on the Ind epe nde nt Show Starts 7 p.m. for Recorder while council Leora Zwi lling, Eddie Casto. first game with two runs on two didn't Quit unti1 their bats had F rances Wriston will give the grandc hild r e n, and thr ee Ticket in Ma son . Other In- candidates are Carl D. walks and RB I singles by exploded for 15 hits and 16 valedi c tor y ad dr esses wi th great~gra nd ch i ldren. SUNDAY ADMISS IONS depe ndent c andid ~ tes are J ohnson, William Plesko, Jr., Lewis an d Gardner . They r uns. Post 140 also stole eight Marilyn Goodnite and J ohn E verett Cremeans, Coolville ; t' uneral serv ices will be held Recorder , Rosemary Samsel, Homer 0. Redman, Ralph R . de li ve ri ng th e at 2 p. m . Tuesday at the Ernes t Mo ld en, Ru tlan d ; ... picked up a single run in the bases in th e contest. The loca ls Burris and for council, Charles W. Ross and Charles K. Sayre. tl ltll when ~el cher singled plated four nms in the openin g Saluta tory a~dresses . Ri cha rd J eff e rs, P omeroy ; Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home ~·~ V followi ng a line dr ive double by fra me with s ingles by Kayser Rebecca Burris was organist with U1e Rev. Ray mond Fife Edith Ross, Pomeroy ; E loise r, (,., Tuon "-•qhll; P0:1i nter . and Yeager and a double by for the service. The Rev. officiati ng. Burial will be in the Waldo A. Kent Parsons, Parkersburg; BarM Pa inter along with two fr ee · Tonigh1, & Tues . bara McDanie l, Middleport ; passes . Steve Kayser singled William DeMoss of the New Gra ve l Hill Ce m e tery at djed on Saturday " PLAY IT AS Ir ene Ru ssell , Middl epor t; (Continued from Page 1) home a lone tally in the second Ha ve n United Metho~i s t Cheshire. Friends m ay call at IT LAYS " Waldo A. (Lud ) Kent, 81 , Clyde •Kuhn, Tuppers Pla ins; Tuesday Weld a potential political bombshell and Painter , Yea ger , a nd Church offered the invocation the fun eral home any time arter formerly of . Middleport died Sa mu e l E bl en, Ne lso nvill e; Ant hony Per kin s 7 this evenin g. - not as a legitimate matter of Hesson all had one-basers in a nd benedi c tion and th e ( R I Timot hy Lawre·ncc, Mi ne r ~ Saturday at a Charleston , W. the third . New Haven batted l'l anama Choir presented two national Secl!fity. The Times (Con ti nued from page 2 Also Va., hosWal. Mr. and Mrs. svi ll e . said the memos were turned SIX . SONGS& SATIRE the Daily News, a lso fingered ~ rO Wld in the fifth innin g when choral selections. Kent resided in Middleport SUNDAY DISCHARGES Ca n Hei r o nym us M erk in He sso n a nd Gardner ha d over to a Senate subcommittee Kl ein as probable controller of several years ago. Mr. Kent ever forg et Mercy Humppe r.kwis' Fox, Edison Ha rt , Jnez the major part of the coin ma- sing les, Ka yser had a double, AUTO CHECKED last month by Lt. Gen. Vernon Reatha E. McCoy and fi nd tr ue hap pin ess? was employed as a New York Pooler, J oan Conkle. and both Lewi s and Durst Meigs County Sheriff Robert A. Walters, deputy director of chine business in Ohio. I RI Central .•Railroad dispatcher conn ec ted for ci rcuit clouts. C. Hartenbach's Dept. checked the CIA, and James B. Contributions Made many years in Charleston. Schlesinger, CIA director. The The arti cle also said Klein Once again Gallipolis ' lone out a wrecked car that had died on Sunday Mrs. Kent, who survives, is the documents also stated, the tally was a result or a single been abandoned at 1:30 a . m . has been a stockholder in the former Nan Smith of Mid- Times said, that top White and an error in the final frame ~ today in Salem Twp. on County D<.~yton Speedway, in which TWO EVENINGS RA CINE Rea tha Ellen Camp did the mound chores for dleport, a sister-in-law of Mrs. House aides were concerned role he was accused of fraud New Haven striking ou{ four Road 1. The car was registered McCoy, 73, Racine, Rt. 2, died "John K. Smith, Sr., Middleport. that the FBI investigation into along with Emprise in a Jaw ~ and giving up three hits in the to Boyd and Dwayne Pearson, Sunday at Veterans Memorial Pt. Pleasant. It went over a 1>- Hospital. Mrs. McCoy was born Mr. Kent's death is the second Watergate could lead to high suit involvint:; a $100,000 loan by shortened game. in the family ·in the past two political figuras. foot embankment, landing on Emprise to the speedway. in Jackson County, W. Va . and weeks. in the dual contests New Bally's pinball machine s , Haven out-hit the hosts 25 to 7 its nose . The Vehide was towed married Holly McCoy in 1920. Surviving besides the widow found virtually everywh ere, for a .416 batting average to Pomeroy Motor Company. She is survived by five sons, are two daUghters, Mrs. Helen are legal in Ohio, except for compared to Gallipolis ' .172. Clarence Skeens, in Toledo ; Elizabeth Yates and Mrs. free games which are ror- Gallipolis failed in their only J ohn McCoy and Darrell Mary Virginia Minsker, both of BEANS ON TUESDAY TAKEN TO HOLZER bidden under state law . attempt to steal . while New McCoy, both of Freemon!; Dunbar, W. Va. The Kent MASON The ladies The Middleport E-R unit Clifford McCoy , Orma, W. Va., Haven wa s successful in all 15 address is 5 Riverside Drive, auxiliary of the Mason Fire Pleasant Valley Hospital attempts. All six extra base answered a call for Paul and Fos ter McCoy , RavenSouth Charleston , W. Va. Dept. will sponsor a bean . hits in the ball game belonged Dillard, 626 High St., Mid- swood; three daughters, Mrs. Discharges Funeral services were held dinner Tuesday (Election Day) . T. R. Clevenger, Bidwell; to New Haven . Post 140 is now dleport, at 9 a. m. Sunday. Charles (Rose) Curry, Racine; today . slatting at 10:30 a.m. at the fire 2-0 in the area Senior Ba!)t:> Dillard, who had fallen, was Mrs. Paul ( Louise) Beekman, Cecil Queen, Gallipolis ; Mrs. sta tion . The charge is $1 per taken to the Holzer Medical Waverly , and Mrs . Louis MONDAY EVENING Ken McComas and son, Ruth League. Marriage License person. Salad or pie may be Center: Lesage; Ralph Kerwood, New Haven 2 0 0 0 I I 3 7 Benjamin Leonard Dowell, (Stella ) Sar~on, Apple Grove; AND TUESDAY EVENING purchased at an additional Gallipolis; Janet McDaniel, Gallipoli s 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 I two brothers, Harley Rhodes, Jr., 18, Syracuse, and Kimcharge. Bean soup will also be CAR DAMAGED Apple Grove; Flossy Bowen, WP-Hesson LP-Perry Do ubles5 to 9: Jo---$2 .50 all you- can eat, Ior AI. a <:;art e). Cumberland, Md., and Howard berly Sue Mowery, 17, Midsold for 30 cents per bowl. A car driven by Larry Rhodes , Bergholz, Ohio; a dleport. Mason; Mrs . William Painter HR-Hesson. Higginbotham, Point Errors-Hanes ( 2), Rus s ell , Bailey, 36, · Pomeroy, had sister, Mrs. Elmer (Mabel) medium damage at 6:15 a. m. Pyatt, Cutl er, Ohio; several Pleasant ; Minnie Denny, Rio Perry, Sanders Sunday ori Lynn St. when Grande ; Jack Wheeler, Point . Gallipolis 00001 j Bailey pulled into the curb to nieces and nephews; 21 Pleasant; Frank Herley, Point. grandchildren , and 20 greatdeposit mail into a mailbox . Pleasant; Mrs. James Nea l New Haven grandchildren. (Continued from Page I) 4 I 3 3 5 16 Pomeroy police said Bailey 's and daughter , Letart; George Funeral services will be held consideration be given to affiliation with the National Council of Wamsley, Henderson; Charles WP-Camp LI'-Saunders motor died, throwing the power at Ewing F'uneral Home Churches or the World Council of Churches now or at any time in Meadows, MasOn ; Mr s. John Doubles-Kayser, Painter HR- steering out of operation. The Wednesday at I p. m. with the tt-Je future." Little, Point Pleasant ; Lydia Lewis, Durst Errors~ Yeager, vehicle struck support posts Rev . Freeland Norris ofThe seceding churches have · disagreed with the parent under a porch at the Meigs Inn. ficiating. Burial will be_ in Cornell, Point Pleasant ; Ron Sa nders, Holley. church over liberalized interpretations of the Bible and doctrinal There was no damage to the Letart Plantz, Point Pleasant; Falls Cemetery. policies, claiming it has become too liberal on such matters as Wide Menu Drinks and posts. No charge was filed. Frierds may call at the funeral Dwaine Hendricks , Letart ; Choice. women's rights, abortion, premarital sex and other social anf Dessert Extra . Bailey was not injured. DIR€CTORY OFFERED Lorenda Samsel, Mason; Mrs. home at anytime. political matters. Roger Rymer II, Letart; Residents wishin g a copy of Order our regular-menu every night 5 to 10. Haddie Radcliff Leon. James a n extensive directory of a ll Ashworth Poi,nt Pl~asant· service organizations and Maggie Lilton, Point Pleasant ;. agencies in Meigs County 'may Joe Wilson Point Pleasant ·' call Trell Schoenleb at 992-2074 . Chri s tina Tu.c ker, Racine; or Miss Lenora Michael, 985Mrs . Charles Neal, Mason; 3956. The directory is sponMrs . Fred Willet, Point sored by St. JOhn's Lutheran PH. 992-3629 Pleasant; Lorena Miller, Church, Minersville, and St. POMEROY Henderson . Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy . Parade will open regatta MEIGS THEATRE Every thing is "go" for the Big Bend Regatla in Pomeroy the weekend of June 15, 16 and 17. Thousands of visitors are expected. The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce meeting Monday at noon at the Meigs Inn put together the final plans for the annual event. Kicking off the big weekend will be a parade leaving Middleport at 6 p.m . Entries will be judged before the parade begins and winners will be announced at its conclusion. Dwight Goins, Meigs High School In s trumental Supervisor, reported approximately 10 bands and 15 floats will participate. He added that trophies for the winners have been ordered , an~ displayed certtficates to be presenlod. Left a mystery was whether or not the famous (or infamous ) " Frogmobile," a variation thereof, would make its reappearance. This mechanica1 aberratlon created Wlder the influence of the charter Grand Croaker of · MASON DRIVE-IN ',' I Ill I Letter Emprise NOW EACH WEEK ~· News . The MEIGS INN ••• in Briefs ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SHOP WEEKDAYS .9:30 TO 5 PM OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 to 9 P.M. Enroll Now! SOCIAL SET An ice cream socia l _wil1 be held Satur.day beginning at 6 p. m . at the Bashan Fire Dept. quarters. Soft drinks, pie and cake will also be available. JUST RECEIVED! Boat parade open for entries • 1973 grad is candidate for regatta queen Nixon may try . press meetings opens Sunday Transitional Woven Cottons near Jackson W'eMh1 T VACATION It appeared to waddle and leap al ong the parade route, suggestive of course, of an old, somewhat tired giant bull frog . Jack Kerr, C of C president, advised that the coast guard has approved the Sunday boat races. He asked members to Entries are being accepted for the boat parade to be held in encourage persons they know connection with Big Bend Regatta Weekend. The parade will be with talent to e nter the talent Saturday, June 16, at 12 :30 p.m ., and the route will be upriver show to be staged at Meigs from Middleport to Pomeroy, Junior High in Middleport Trophies will be awarded to first, sec ond, and third pla ce following the parade. Vernon boats in the classes of, Best Tbeme (A Good Place to Be in '73 ), Weber is its chairman. Most Unusually Decorated, and Best Decorated with a Frog The Regatta Queen will be Theme. · crowned during the !alent show NICK UfLE No entries wilt .be accepted after Jun e 13. Entry blanks which will also feature , as RACINE - Nick Ihle, son should be returned to Earl Ingles, at the Meigs County Branch of special numbers, Ohio of Mr. and Mrs. John !hie, the Athens County Savings and Loan, 296 W. 2nd St., Pomeroy, University Players. Racine, who bas enlisted in Ohio. Judy Riggs outlined rules the Air Foree, left Thursday, and regulations of the fourth May· 31 for Lac~nd Air H()AT PARADE ENTitY BLANK Big Bend Regatta Balon Force Base, Sao Antonio, TWirling Contest to be staged Texas, for six week.11 of basic :'Iii\ ME Sunday at Meigs Junior High training. He Is a 1973 beginning at 12:30 p.m . (See graduate of Southern High DONNA HODGES, BOOKKEEPER of the Gallia-Meigs Community Ac tion Progra m, .\UllllESS story elsewhere today .) School where he starred in Monday deposited a $54,964 cheek with George Hobstetter at the Pomeroy National Bank to Jim Mee.S announced the CITY football and basketball. He defray expenses for the annual Head Start program in Meigs and Gatlia Counties. Director s of STATE first "Regatta Ball" will be was named Most Valuable the program which got underway Monday are John Arnott, Meigs County ; Walter Rife , Gallia I'I!ONE held Friday night from 10 p.m. Back In the SV AC for the 1972 County, and John Trotter, Gallipolis City Schools. The Ga llia -Meigs Community Ac tion until2 a .m . at Pomeroy Junior program annually sponsors the Head Start program . football season. Ihle was \'LASS ENTEIIED High. The adult dance will honored recently at a party feature "Dick Hawkins" of at bls home by his parents Nashville, Tenn. Price is $5 per when gUests were.Patty lhle, couple. Mike lhle, Sharon Pyles, The chamber voted to cancel Diana Norris, Mr. and Mrs~ the tractor pull usually held Ronnie Salser and Tonja, Saturday morning. and Mr. and Mrs. Oris The Ohio Eta Phi Sorority Smith. will sponsor the queen contest and will also provide a float for the candidates for the parade. lkvoled To The lnterwt. Of The Meigs-Mmon Area Bill Grueser announced that F. 0 . Day, Marietla, will provide the public address VOL. XXV NO. 36 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OH 10 TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1973 'PHONE 992·2156 TEN CENTS system. The Senior Citizens organization wm conduct the flea market a nd will also sponsor a crafls fair to be held in the old manual training shop at the Pomeroy Junior High. The annual Frog Jump will Walter Bentz was named and parking area vendors in observed that " this would not Councilman William Chi ef of Police Jed Webster the purchase of a new police. be held Saturday at Meigs street comm1ss1oner by Pomeroy. pose too great a problem." Football Field in Pomeroy. Snouffer slated council had two aSked council to give the crui ser. Pomeroy Council Monday Their recomStrong objections were made Legar asked that the fire more weeks to pass the or- matter serious thought before One of the biggest attractions night . mendation will be given at the to the ordinance . department and . emergency dinance, and it could be doing so. at the F·rog event this year will ' Bentz who operated his next mee ling . Charles Legar, former squad be excluded from the be the attendance of Dave amended. The objective of the Meeting with council was garbage collection service for mayor and now Pomeroy Fire Also discussed was the ordinance. ordinance was to get those Wesley Buehl, Meigs County logging of ca lls by \he pollee Diles, ABC's top sports com· many years in Pomeroy, fills Chief, who inet with Council on Mees contended during the presently se lling produce off Engineer, who explained with mentator. the post vacated by Calvin behalf of the Fire Department department. Following a long long and sometimes heated the streets. CarOlyn Thomas, secretary, a drawing of the upper parking discussion, no Ul!lreement on Lane who retired after 14 years . and Emergency Squad, said discussion that the o rd ~na nce displayed "Welcome Regatta Tom Werry spoke on behalf lot wall, which is slipping, what the issue was reached. MINDY YOUNG service. Lane was a worker in the ordinance would make it would ease present problems of one person ( not Werry) who repairs are required . 'l'here is a City'.' banners. that have ~en the street department 10 years necessary for both departGlrolaml also brought to arising from street vending. is selling produce on the streets large cavity near the water's purchased by local council's attention the boat Sf!d superintend~nt four years , ments to seek council's apbusinessmen . Legar recalled that a similar daily. He staled that this was edge along the entire wall. docks which tl)e village purIn other ·business, council prOval each and every time ordinance already is on the the only way that man had to Attending were Kerr, Mrs. Buehl estimated that repair chased and at this lime have i!ipproved the :~econd reading of they had a barbecue or sold books . Counci l members make a living. to the entire wall would cost them rented for $5 per month. Thomas, Go1ns: Thereon art ordinance limiting and popcorn on the streets. contended, however, that the Johnson , Ted Reed, Bob Mees moved to suspend the approximately $50,000. Glro!ami noied that the cost regulating sidewalks, str~_et But Councilm.an Jim Mace ordinance books "could not be ru1es and give the Ordinance its HoWever, he observed that he of the docks for the village, one Jacobs, ·Ear l Ingels, Bill loca ted ." third required readins . His .would like to verify that figure third of the tolal cost, was Grueser, C. E. Blakeslee, Jack Mindy Young, daughter of Carsey, Mike Zirkle, Ferman Guido Giro lami criticized the motion died for lack of a later. $2,190. He remarked that about· "Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Young, proposed ordinan ce because it secontt . It was noted by Buehl and 80 docks are out and suggested Moore , John Kerr, Richard Middleport Route 1, is a canwould allow selli ng produce Mayor Donald Collins Co ll i ns that Congressma n council. recall all the docks and Chambers, Jim Mees, Beulah didate for queen of Big Bend from the streets four sUmmer asked council to give further Miller, by le tter , had gjven take a comp lete inventory of Jones and Katie Crow. Regatta Weekend. months . He sa id this is not fair study to the . ordinance and little hope .in regard to finan- what Is available. . ... A 1973 graduate of Meigs to loca l grocery stor.e owners. decide what they wish to do cial assistance to repair the Girolaml stated that he High School, Miss Young has · asked at one time to lease some by the next meeting. . .wall. been accepted at Rio Grande Ralph Werry, president of Werry recommended that of the docks and he was inCollege this fall for training in council, suggested a curfew be the safety commi ttee, with formed that he would have to the field of medical laboratory WASHINGTON (UP! ) reporters and polit!cians to placed on the entire village. Police Chief Webster, disc uss (Conlirmed on page 10) technology. At Meigs High President Nixon is weighing s ubmit to questioning on School, Miss Young was a seve•·al possible ways of meet- Water gate in news con ~ member of the marching and ing with the press to discuss ferences. La s t Sunday, · symphonic !Jilnds. She was a Watergate, White House Virginia Gov. Linwood Holton, band flagbearer , a member .of chai rman of the Republican sources said today . the Latin Club, the Future WASHINGTON (UPI) There were conflicting re- Governors Association, and Plans have been comp leted Nurses Club and played a role Who doesn't love a parade? Unanimously rejecting a re· ports on how long the Presi- Robert Strauss, Democratic for the annua l Meigs County 4- The Pomeroy Chamb er of II!G II END llEGAT1'A PARADE quest from the special-prosecu- in the senior class play. She is a dent's press secretary, Ronald nati.onal chairma n, urged this H Cam p at the Canters Cave Commerce is hoping to make June 15, l!J7:J tor that it delay public member of th e "Pomeroy L. Ziegler, will remain in his publicly. Camp in Jackson. · this year's Big Bend Regatta hearings, the Senate Church of Christ. Holton sa id he doubted the job. Some said a talent search Junior camp will be June 10- Wee k End parade the " biggest · Eight Meigs County girls are Watergate tribunal today for a replacement was going Pres ident cou ld. be ca ll ed . \ 1 .\ME-14 ; beginners camp, June 17- and best" yet. questioned convicted con- competing for the title which is on. Other sources said Nixon before a grand jury or Senate 19 ; teen camp, June 24-28; Registration is now taking spirator G. Gordon Uddy's now held by Miss Leanrl Sebo of continues to hold Ziegler in inquiry and therefore the TV PI•; ENTitY - - - - - - - - , - -- -outdoor <.~dventure camp, Aug. place. All group s and inform er secretary about Pomeroy. The eig ht conhigh esteem and noted that proper forum for him to tell his 6-9. Camp activities will in- dividuals taking part in the "clandestine" activities in be- testants wili'be interviewed on Ziegler has become a much story and be "cross examined" I'IIONE NO. - -- -- -- - - clude crafts , swimming, annual event at 6 p.m. on half of President Nixon's re- the eveni·ng of June 14 by the more important adviser to would be a series of news conservation, indoor and Friday, June 15, are asked to mayors of Meigs County election campaign. Nixon since top aides H.R. conferences. o"u td oor recreation, assem- com plete the accompanying commu nities . Winners, the .\i)l)ltESS- -- - ----:-:-:-:::-:Summoned first to the witHaldeman and John D. One idea put to the President blies, singing, vespers, flag registration form and mail it to I .V lail to !)wight Goins, Meigs High School; ness table in the nationally queen and three runners-up, Ehrlichman were forced out by by his staff is an interview with ceremonies and council cir~· Dwight Goins, Meigs High Houle :1. Pomeroy, Ohio 4576!!) televised hearings was Sally will be announced at a talent Watergate. one TV comme ntator. Another cles. School, Route 3, Pomeroy, at Jackson Harmony, Liddy's show to be held at 8 p.m. on Nixon has not held a full suggestion is that the President June 15 in the Meigs Junior C. E. Blakeslee, Meigs the ea rliest poss ibl e time . vance of the parade. question-and-answer news con- be interviewed for one hour by 450 students. The student secretary when he was cowtsel Co un ty agricultural agent, will Goins and Jim Mees are coDeadJine foi- entering is number is ror enrollment in the to the Committee for the Re- High School at Middleport. The ference since March 15. The the anchormen of the three winners will be presented gifts be director o( the junior camp. chairmen of this year's parade. Monday, June II. bulk of the Watergate allega- main TV networks. upper three grades of the Election of tbe President and at that time. ) 'All sessions will be multi- Already strong interest"in the This .year's parade will participating schools. Baton later for the finance arm of the Still another staff suggestion tions effecting the White House county events . with camps event has been reported .· reature first place trophies for groups and drum and bugle Nixon ca~paign. did not begin until March 23, is that Nixon permit five closing after breakfast and Several floats and seven "Did Mr. Liddy have any the best floats in the com- corps will be presented plaques when Federal Judge John J. selected White House reporters clean-up on the final day about bands already are verbally mercial, non-eominercial,. frog and will not be on a competitive other assignment or responSirica made public a letter to question him . 9:30 a .m . committed . Howeve-r , theme , or regatta "A good basis. sibility, to your knowledge ?" from convicted bugging conA fullscale news conference Residents with any questions everyone taking part is asked place to be in '73" theme will be spirator James W. McCord was viewed with some unease · All walking individuals in the asked Samuel Dash, chief . of the camp sessions about any to complete the form and send awarded . charging that persons higher by aides who fear the crossparade will be presented counsel to the special sevenmay call the county extension it to Goins so that the line of Bands wi11 compete in three certificates. Judging the bands man Senate Watergate comexamination would .be so inup were involved. office , 992-3895. SYRACUSE - Two defenmarch, from Second Ave.,· in categories for first, ~co nd and will be Charles Minelli of the , mittee. The President has been tense as to sound like a trial. • " When I was first employed dants were fined in Syracuse Middleport, to the former third places in each category lnstr,uinental music depart- . und er _pressu re from both by Mr. Uddy," Mrs: Harmony Mayor Herman London's court junior higl) school in Pomeroy, which include 750 students and ment, Ohio University . -"'~':>.''''"''''~, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,. ·, : -·,,; ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,., ,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,.,,,., ,,,,,,,z,, ,,,,,,,,., ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,t Monday night. can be comp leted well in ad- up; 450-750 stude nts , and under · (Continued on Page 10) James Franklin Parsons, Gallipolis, was fined $20 and costs on charges of speeding By United Press lnter~aUonal · ' and $10 and costs for failure to RACINE - Honor medals appear at an earlier court date. NEW YORK - JOHN L. Clark, former head of a chain of will he pr esente d to the nursing homes pleaded guilty_Monday io a massive stock fraud following Racine High School Entries are ~ing accepted This year's contest will 12), (13-l4), (t>-16 ), (17-20 ). Food Will be availabl: Wallace Vann Davis, Jr., involving $200 million. Clark, 46, of Oklahoma City, is the former students who maintained at for the fourth annual Big Bend feature something entirely new The_ diVISions Will also be throughout the day ~~ Syracuse, wa s fined $15 and 1 board chairman and president of the Four Seasons Nursing least a "8 " average in each Regatta Baton Twirling in the area as far as Baton diVlded mto Begmner, In- speclator~ are _we come. e costs on charges of speeding. Centers of America . AccoFding to federal prosecutors, he turned subject during the past sc hool Contest to be held on Sunday Contests go, Free Corps Entry, term~dlate and Advanced door admiS!iiOfn IS $hlldfor adTulhts The defendants were cited to a $27-million profit in what prosecutors called the most maS!live yea r and who missed 4 ~ or less afternoon, June 17, at the the f1rs . t t"1me th at Ba ton co·rps Cla sses · . and 50 cents . . or c ' ren.ed be court by Police Chief Miltbn securities fraud in 40 years. · days of classes: Meigs Junior High .School will. be allowed to enter the A "Miss Rega~ta Majorette contest _1s bemg spon~or Y Varian. Clark pleaded guilty to one count in a 32-count indictment Seniors, Denise Cross, Judi Gym located on south Third Corps Competitions free of ·Queen" and Prmcesses w11l The R1ggs Royal Kad-ette returned by a federal grand jury la st year. In an eight-page Roberts , Co nnie Smith; Ave \n Middleport charge. The usual charge for also be selected again this year Baton Corps. . statement Clark S.id " he was willing to accept the conseq uences juniors, Deila Cross, Roma · · contest under ' dJrection · · · has been ·$'< The contest will start The corps eptr1es ""· A a 1ong WI"th three High Point tr I"at 12:30 . of my conduct as soon as is practicable.' ' Federal prosecutors Nease, DEER KILLED Faith Smith; of Mrs. Judy' Riggs, is sa ne- baton corps must consist of at Champions, for the following .p.m. and late regis . ~to~ w~11 Sheriff Robert C. Harsaid investors lost an estimated $200 million through the illegal sophomore, Stephanie Ord and tioned by the National Baton least t2 twirling members. ages : (D-10), (ll-1 4), ( 1>-20). openatlla.m.Anym ';.,ru~e inanipulation of Four Seasons stock. tenbach's department repor~ This year's All-Trophy These three wmners wtll be or group~ wanting to en · freshmen, Paul Cross, Molly Twirling Association and is a deer was killed Monday at Fisher, Cheryl Moore , Rebecca classified as a "Class A" Con lest will offer a .total of selected on the total Individual competition may obtain entry LOS ANGELES -AS THE SENATE'S Watergate hearing Sayre. 9: lOp. m. on Yellow Bush Road · · · to poI· n l s contest which is open to about 400 beautiful trophies a c cu m u 1ate d forms t by D" contacti to M ng J the d resumes in Washington today, a county grand jury here opens its Unintentionally omitted twirlers of all locations. Last be won by twirlers entering the througho~t the day ._ A travel Contes ~rec ~svi~l: O~i: when it ran into the path of an "Watergate West" inquiry . The grand jury is looking into a ' .' ·auto driven by Hilton Wolfe Jr., from the final honor roll were year 's con test had entries various divisions, ·which are trophywtllalsobe given to the .Rtggs, Rt. 1: R break-in at the office of Ellsberg 's psychiatrist by members of the names of Nola Neigler and come from as far away as New broken down in to the following twirler traveling the · farthest or by phomng Chester • OhiO Ra~ine . There was light damage to the car. (Continued on pa ge 101 York State. · . ages: (0-6 ), {7-11), (9-10), ( ll- distance to the contest. 985-3595. Becky Sams. . Junior Camp Mosuy cloudy tonight and . Tuesday. Showers and thunderstorms likely tonight and a chance of showers and thundershowers Tuesday. Lows ton igh t in the 60s. Highs Tuesday in the 80s. Our New dri ver and courageous passenge r or two. Essentially, the Frogmobile was an ancient school bus decorated subUy as a bull frog , en tine BUFFET DINING ..· the Oh io Socie ty for the Promotion of the Bull Frog, Atty. Fred Crow, was an obvious sensation to all parade viewers if not to ils tortured CLUB Savings Plan Parade: Biggest ever! Liddy's secretary ·quizzed Two defendants MAKE 49 PAYMENTS - fined by mayor WE PAY 50th .Our bank turns your savings dollars into a skilled la bor force . Under O!-Jr. wfd~ · ~wake superv i sion, money in our new Vaca ti on Club savings accounts earns a n.ce d1v1~end . This is -t he easy way to plan the vacation you've.alway s wanted . Why not.stop m for _ :""'comp lete detail s? Do it now . · 0HWI M• F,Jo,odli>fl Students win !News •• zn ·Brzefsji: honor medals "A iob worth doing -is worth doing right,'' Member of Federal Reserve System $20,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor Are you the kind of person that likes to do flx-it jobs around your home? If you are, chances are you want the very best in tools and materials. The "FR IENDLY ONES" are the people to see . Choose zip-p er .front tunnel waist or bias front shirt waist: both with rollup sleeves. Woven Dacron Polyester-Cotton blends in black watch or Glen plaids. Sizes 12 to 20, 14 1 ::~ to 221 '2. ONLY $1198 ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY \ Regatta twirling contest announced � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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