https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/99f296ca5f1cfe926cb18067cff304fd.pdf 49011b4e2b060d61acfa25f1be0afdeb PDF Text Text .. . \ Mrs. Bishop dies in Hoehe"lt't\ ~ . '. News. COOLVILLE - Mrs Ed1th here, of Hodll.!:-i lt•t, N Y d ted Cole Btshop, 38. ftlrm erly of F11ddv at the Hothe~te l • • • zn Br-iefs Veteran ~-: ' .-- 1Ctmtlnut'd fru1n P<l g L I J Gener,1l Huspttdl •• I Jvltles of pohtlcc~l sabo1eu1 Donald Scg rcll i Mrs Btshop wds b01 n 111 Mte1 vmg all but 90 days of a stx-roont h sentence for Athens Count). the dilu~hte t uf dislnbutmg SCUri' JI OUS t;.ampmgn htc1ct lure dunng the 1972 Fred and Cm nehd n~u lcv Cole, Democratic prestdenual pnmary m Flm 1da, SCgre lli was Coolvtllc She had ltved H1 1cl e<..tst d fru m p11.~on last week H1s sentence wa s Ul ex ch~m ge for R oth est~r ttlc past twu years a gwlt y plea dnd a prom1se of cooperatwn ' ' Sut vtv lng bes tde s ~c 1 · parents ar~..· he r hu ~ b ~md. KEY IJ ISCA YNE, FI.A - PHESIDENT NIXON lms created Fl£lll k. th1 ee dClughteJ s a new Domestic Council Comrrultee on Veterans Se'rv1ces to M1chele e~nd 1.01 1, a t home ctnd courdin.Jle federa l effurto to more fully meet the need' of th e CD thy of Fergus Falls, Mtnn veteter ans " Ntxon, a nnouncufg h1s actton Sunday m a na tiOnal ttlrec btotl lcts, Roy F red J1 , r<.~dw add! css f1 om Jus Key 8Isc<.~yne home, scud the cormmttee and Kerm1t, all of 1\mher st. would be headed by Admmtstrator of Veter,ms Affmrs Donald OhiO three ~Isle r s M1:; Johnson and would tnclude four unnamed cabmet members Pauhn(l Shisler Crove Cit~ Nixon acknowl edged unemplo)'men t among Vietnam Mrs " ('at hC! IIl C Ove r b) vetera ns ha s nsen wLthm the past th ree months and they are also Sheffteld l.Ikc Ohi o, and Mrs faced w1th stagger mg mel eases m the costs of h1gher Helen Tote Walnut G1ovc, education '' Appealmg to employer s to ture vetcnms, he smd Mmn , .md se-.er o~l meces and We t1 ustcd them w1th out countrv's honor m VIetnam They met nephewo the test Now we can trust them m our mdust1tes and piCJle:; of Funer::l l se1v1ces will be he ld busmcss here at home " £;tt 1 p m Wed nesday ~t t ,. the Wh ite Fun eral Home t 111 FIGHTI NG IN THE GOLAN HEIGHTS ESCA LATED Covlvtl!e w1th til e Re\ Rov Sunilil y when Syn a n pall ols tncd to mflltrate Israeli lines for the Deeter o ffl cJa tm~ Bunal will fi rst lime m a month, louclun g off a da) long battle of tanks , be m Fair VIC\\ Ceme tery <Jt rocket and m ttllei y fu e Sunday was the 20th consecutive da y of Coolv1lle Fnends nut} c.:al l c~t flg htmg ti\ the Hetghls the funei al home aft e1 noon 'l11c ta lks fm t1oop disengagement marked ttme a wa1hng a ~A {ye t that ts) but , eY"e n tf there were , yo u d still fmd sm thng fn end ly serv tce at the hom e ot the " HWI FRIEND LY ONES' al ine Pomeroy Ce m ent Block Co tn Pomeroy Don t tax yourself v.dh runnmg nround looking for barga 1ns at every store for hours on e nd when yo u can ftnd a ll of your BUI LD IN G MAT ERIALS needs under one r oof at the POME ROY CEME NTB lOCKCO lhe home of the FR I ENDLY ONE S' to hoptng to confirm the extstence of the moonlet It would be the 33rd known moon m the solar system" The possibthty of tls extstence was revealed Sunday by Dr. A Lyle Broadfoot, of Anzona's Kttt Pea k NatiOnal Observatory, wh o satd Marmer 10's ultraviOlet spectrometer had detected "a strong source of radtalton, detached from Mercury. m appa rent motton relative to the plane t " MEIGS THEATRE Tontghf. Tue5 NOT OPEN Fn Sat , Sun Proff 1lt Albert Keeton, James Ptlkens Ann<~ Davidson Wil ltdm Barn- hart,Otlw Milaid Leona Hensley, lc1e Tucker, Nor d B1ng Jerr; Stobart Ronald Holtct Barbm a Vujakhuja SUNDAY (\DM lSSIONS .James King M1dd lepor t, Dolly Cleland , Dexte 1, Cli11sty house , Portland SUNDAY DISCHATIGES New lun, Olga Lewis, Rober t Pi ckens pric e~ ( Tec hntcolor ) John Wayne Gary Gr 1mes ( P G) Show Slarls 7 p.m. th e In - mmes, because deep mmes " ould get extenstve reba tes while surfa ce mmers would gel httle "The West Vtrgmta coal mdustry 1tself has be ~ n the most backward, negative and bhnd critic of deep mimng by contendm g that st np mimng ts so gasstftcatton plants m the sta te and phase out the export of high -grade metallurgical coal mmed m the stale He also encouraged support of the amendment offered by Rep John Setberling, D-Oh to, to a federal stnp mme btll pu s h " for coal Goble , Jac kso n, 0 , Lyle 0 , Id a Pu tney, Pomt Pleasant Birth March 29, da ughte r to Mt and Mrs Kenn eth Cw ter , Hartfm d llolzerMedtcalCcnter Ftfth Amendment, accordmg to a copyrighted story m the Chrorucle-Telegram Elyt ta " But ta km g the Ftft h (Amendment) maybe wasn't such a bnl)tant tdea after all," he smd The Fifth Amendment guarantees a ctttzen's nght agamst seIf~ mcnrnmat10n McManus told the newspaper those who pleaded the Fifth Amendment had probably been til-advised "We were probably the ones md1 cted be ca use we were posSJ bly adVIsed wrong ," he satd , dechmng to name the BfRRY'S WORlD 1B1rths l March 29 _ Mr and Mrs ga llon for premmm gasolm e • Wa yne Webe1 , Ja ckson, a son The cos t of home hea ling otl and dtese l fuel w11l be reduced .I cent per ga llon to 331 cents A compan y ~pokesman said the Apnl allocalton 1s 82 pei cent of the Apnl 1972 quan ti ty He said the compan) had been ge llin g 86 pel cenl ol the 1972 fi gures the past couple of March 30 - Mr and Mrs Carol Ht gge nbo th am, Hen cte1so n, a daughtel , Mt and Mr s Hand) William s, Lan gsville, a daughter , Mt and Mr s Vmton Arthur. Ja ckson. a daughter. and Mr and Mrs Cliai les Dowler Gal hpohs a daughtet Vinton CLUIJ TO MEET BY MARIE ALEXANDER 1he St3r Sti tchers Jun wr MI and Mt s Charles Malone Lea ders 4-H Club \\til mee t at 7 and dau ghter Megan of p m fuesday at the home of Jackson \\ere 1ecen t callers of Mrs Roy Holter, advtsor her gra ndmother , Mrs Neva MONDAY thrU FRIDAY I I II 1 Denney ~ By the Juster children of Meigs I ~~c~;;, cailers or Mt·s I CARRY -OUT OR DRIVE-IN ONLY No LIMIT ON SALES - NO SUBSTITUTION I I I I I I I ALL AR E INVITED TO VI EW THESE 1weekend PICTURES ON DISPlAY TH IS WEEK • I I II /' J w;'re your·Lunch Bucket Kentucky Fr~ed Ch icken IS great fo r lunc h "'jliJLl-~~~ Here's"" whal you get- 2 pieces of chicken • slaw'• roll Our Lun ch Speqa l rs another reason why ·Me• gs County loves w,nal lh e Colone l coQj<s " 1 I TM Have a barrel of fUJt fried CkiektK II I I I l(tatuek~ I POMEROY, OHIO ELBER Eoch lloposHor POMEROY, OHIO COR PORATION ' \ I ' --~----------*---, ' ·r . I > " I wasn 't lookmg fo r 1t," he sa td Although the mdtctment lists him as a member of the guard, McManus satd he restgned before appearmg befor e the grand JUry \ \ ,., \ . tht&lime of year GALLIP00S, OHIO March 30, 1974 SALES REPORT OF Ohto Valley Ltveslock Co STOCKER CATTLE STEERS- 250 lo 300 lbs 46 50 to 53, 300 to 400 lbs 44 to 45 50. 400 to 500 lbs 41 to 46, 500 to 600 lbs 38 50 to 45; 600 to 700 lbs 39 to 44 . 700 lbs and Over 36 50 to 40 HEIF:ER GALVES - 250 to 300 lbs 45 to 48 50 , 300 to 400 lbs 42 50 lo 45, 4110 to 500 lbs 39 to 42 50, 500 to 600 lbs 38 to 40.50; 600 to 7110 lbs 24 to 39 75, 700 lbs and Over 33 50 to 38 STOCK COWS & BULLS (By The Head 1-Stock Cows 225 to 385 , Stock Cows and Calves 350 to 535 , Stock Bulls 350 to 500 , Baby Calves 45 to 100 , (By The Pound) - Canners & Cutters Cows 24 to 29 75 , Holstem Cows 31 to 34; Commerctal Bulls (l, IIOOibs and0ver ) 38 to4125 LAMBS- Tops 90 lbs to 110 34 to 38, Seconds 75 lbs to 80 27 to 32; Ltghts 40 lbs to 65 20 to 24, Stock Ew es By the Head 10 to 29 VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 lbs to 250 71 to 74 50, Medmm 200 lbs to 300 60 li> 65.50, Culls 60 Down SHOATS - 15 to 23 NEW STORY HOUR - Mtss Chnstma Grueser, new hbrartan at the Mtddleport Public Library , conducts a new story hour program offered pre-kmder garfen chtldren at the library each Monday from 1· 30 to 2 30 p m Bestdes the story penod, children partlctpate m a colormg exercise, then are permttted li> select books to take home. All pre-kmdergarten children are welcome Mtss Grueser worked at the Weed and Son Wholesale Co m Pomeroy for 40'h years until the f":_->}:-:-: ____,_,_,_,_____,_,,,._.. - .,,., -- __ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,~:,:::-;·:·:·:·:<-:-:-:---:-:-:-- '' \ - -;;_. -•--- ed and Son Wholesale Co m Pomeroy for 40'h years unttl the ftrm went out of busmess m December, 1972 She has been employed at the Pomeroy Pubhc Library stnce last November, movmg to the Mtddleport Library tn March . From the lert, wtth the new libranan are Trey Glaze, Clinton Glaze, Erm Anderson, Tracy Shoulder, Crysta l Man ley and Jared Sheets D INews .. in Briefs\1 octor program ByUnitedPresslnternati~nal all fouled up :·· \ . NEW YORK - PRESIDENT NIXON'S BROTHER, F Donald NIXon Sr •wtll testify as a prosecution wttness thiS week at the consptracy trial of two ol NIXon's former Cabmet members on what he knows about fugttive financ ter Robert L. Vesco It Will mark the flrst time a member of the NIXOn farruly has testifted under oath at any of the mvesttgahons of alleged wron gdomg by offtctals of the NIXon admtmstration. The government •s expected to rrst its case agamst former U S. Attorney General John N Mttchell and former Commerce Secretary Maunce H Stans after hiS testunony WASHINGTON . I bun gli ng " has alm os t eltmm ated a scholarship program to help needy s tudents become doctor s and nurses, Rep Marvm L. Esch charged today Esch said he has asked th ~ General Accountmg Offtce and the House Commerce subcommittee on health to mvesttgate why the Department of Health, · Educahon and Welfare fatled li> unplement the program The program, destgned. to proVIde scholarshtps for needy students li> become docli>rs, nurses and other health spedahsts, was enacted by Congress 17 months ago to help relieve the shortage of medtcal profesSionals m many parts of the natlon uTh1s mexcusable bureau· support for Prestdent Richard M. NIXon She also called on NIXon to "spare the country the anguish of unpeachment proceedmgs "by remoVIng htmself from offlce. • , "A Congressman should question anythmg that goes on m the White House," she satd, "anyone that's affected wtth the Whtte House and any kmd of governmen~ acttvtties ~his ts what the legislative branch of government IS all abo~! ' The Counctlwoman, a Democratic candidate for Congress, d he was conVInced Nixon coold no longer effectively deal :~ ~he monumental problems facmg Amertca . "! suggest that Mr. NIXon make use of speciftc constitutional means whereby he can step aside •" she satd. do"<n to the bottom of the boo t heel A gaod-lookmg Lee Prest Western Tw tll . - ol 50% polyeste r and 50% cotton means no 1ronmg ever for these .. dress-up Western pants A neat, front crease completes the new Lee R1der k>ok [TID label at better stores everywhere New library hours fixed Also Lee blue den1m Western jackets. style as pictured S1zes 36 to • 50. New hour s have been on Tuesday and Thursday Th~ Mtddlepoq Library ts established at the Pomeroy and - Mtddleport Pubh l: open from I to 5 30 p m , Mondav . Wednesday and Ubrartes 'fhe Pomeroy Library IS ope~ Friday , and from 9·30 am to 2 from 9·30 a.m. to 2 p.m , p m , Tuesday and Thursday ' M_o nday, • Wedn esday a nd Both llbranes are open from Yriday,.and from 1 to 5 30 p.m. 19.30, am . to 5 p m. Saturday ' \ .. , tt \ 'BOOT . ..,.. - \ ' c . . ,, \ \ ' •' \ . I. • the current semester wol.lld he notl!ted by Feb 15 tf they were qualified for a scholarship, Esch satd However , 11 was March 25 before HEW apJli oved rules for the program "! fmd thts delay totally unacceptable," Esch satd m a letter to HEW Secretary Caspar W Wemherger He charged HEW also vtolaled Congress' mtent when tt made a rule that reqwred one yea r of serv tce after graduatiOn even If the student got only one month 's stipend each year and requtred a twoyear service mmunum Esch sa1d Cnngress mtended for applicants to serve m the National Health Servtce Corps or th e Public Health Servtce for one year for each year of atd and put no mmunum on the '' Unl ess t caso nab le co n servatton efforts ;m follo" cd, we could sllll end up short of our needs ," the offiCials sa1d Meanwhile. In u re lat ed deve lopment, the Senate Wdys and Means Comtmtt~c today adopted a unammousl; co mpromise cncr gy bill, pavmg the "'a) for a fl oor \ Ote Wednesda y The energy bi ll , drafted by legtsla live leaders (I om both pa rttes, sets up an Energy Emergen cy Co mmt ss ton the btll although he said he has tE EC) to collec t mformatwn on fuel s upplies m Ohto, concern about " an add itiOna l b ur ea ucracy at a cost of prepare a conttngency plan for S453,000 ove r the · next IS use months " m the event of an :·:·:: :···:-:·:·:·: :·.· ::·:·:·:· ... ····=··· : .·:·:·· : .. EXTENDED OUTLOOK A chan ce of sho \\er s during the period "ith a coolmg !rend. Daytime htgho Thursday 10 upper 50s and 50s dropping to upper 40s and lo" 50s on Saturday Lows Thursday in upper 40s and Jo\\ er 50s druppmg by Saturday to I0\1 30s or upper 20s. .::::::: :·.···: ·: :·:·:·:::·:: ... :·:·:·· .. ·:·:·:·: :: ·: .. Cadets killed atd or the serv1ce . . . :···:·:·:·: ' ..· parents\ place, where, all of a sudden, my son IS 1ndicted ::: for vwlatmg sorneone's Cl VI I nghts Where am I gom14 to :~~ ge t the money to defend them "' :· ~ RuZicka sa td Jus trust fu nd was established through the Cleveland Tru st Bank ' I '\ \ ,' ', \ 'I '. • \ •• I I \ I . :- .-.:::::-:::::::::::::::::~:~ A se\ ere electri c s torm '' 1th ga le fm Ct: v. mds tn t thi s dreH Monday ngiht Sad a : 1'1u:;se ll , BCJsilan Arrest made in robbery The Metgs County ShenH's Depa rtment Monday evemng arrested Rex Darst, 18, Rt I Mtddleport, and charged him \\tth the Feb 21 theft of matena l valued at $196 68 from a truck o>l ned by Robert Stewart He remamed m jatl today m hen of bond The Ohto Power Company President talks over legislation By HENRY KEYS WASHINGTON (UP! ) Prestdent NIXon, JUS! back fr om a three-day weekend m Flonilil, meets this mormng wtth the Republican congressiOnal leadership to discuss legtslahve programs Upon hts arrtval here late Monilily mght White House Press Secretary Ronald L Ztegler said Ntxon had dectded upon a successor to George P Shultz as Treasury secretary Shultz armounced last month he was steppmg down Ztegler said Ntxon would make pubhc his chotce "m\ the near . future, perhaps thts . I ' --· -··-·· Lightning, w~nd damage beds Mohler moved ' -- -· COLUMBUS 1UP! ) - 1'1-....c wore legal defense fund s have been esta blished for the mght former Natio nal --Guardsmtl_n mdlcted m the Kent Sta te k1lhngs f Oh =:t.~ 1 Tile funds were armounced by the officers o t1e to " Nattonal Guai d, the Enlisted A.>ooctallon of Ohto Naltonal . :::. Guardsmen and a former Manne bonald Huztcka, 23, of Cleveland Ruztcka , an emplo)e at Clevela nd Hopkins .::: InternatiOnal Atrport, srud , "These guys (Guardsmen) \ are out the re swmgmg With nuthmg ' · :;; · I have two chtldren." he satd , "so I put myself tn lhc ;:; Stewart's truck, parked on He satd the mabtllty of the SAN FRANCISCO (UPI I - CR 10 m Langsville, had been Offtce ol Health Manpower Two youn g Salvation Arm) week' ' 1 Deve!opment li> unplement the cadets were gunned down at a broke n 1nt o M1ss 1n g, sa 1d It was not known whether the program on' tune and the ctty bus stop Monday mght m Stewart, was a 22 automatic Prestdent would tell the conproposed two - year r e- an appa r ent unpr ovo ked rtfle , two fl ashhghl<, 16 bal- gresstonal leader s of hts tenes, a slmg strap, camera, quiremen t was depriVIng chotce However , dtscussmg shootmg ca rbtde hght, ca nteen and belt, needy students of the atd and the appomtment, Alexander Thomas Ramv. a ter, 19, was the natwn ol much needed dead at the scene. Hts com tools, and a 22 Carter rtfle Hatg, Nixon's chief of staf!. adaptor health personneL pamon, Lmda Story, 21, wa s m In other action Monday , the satd the dectston had been a crttlca l condthon at Mtss ton Shenff 's Dep t mvesttgated a compllcall!d one There was no mdtca tion from Emer gc nc! Hosp tta l wtth • st ngle ca r mtshap on Twp. Rd Whtte House sou r ces who bullet wounds m her back 174 JUSt north of SR 124m Rut The shootmgs were ,~tmll·a'r land Twp , at 4 45 p m Tlic dnver , Laj;ry B Wyat t, Two hundr ed restden ts money ratsed can be kep t for to the un resolved Zebra slaymg s of two months ago '" 35 Rutland los t control on TR con tnbuted to the telethon held loca l uses, Riggs said Wra ppmg up the Easter fund whtch a black man killed fou r. 174 als o 'kn own as Happ) Saturday mght and Sunday KILLED BY TRAIN over WSA <?-TV Huntmgton m dnve of the soctety will be the whttes and wounded another. Hollow Rd- gomg off the road CANTON, Ohto (UPI) wht ch the Meigs Cou nty Rtggs Royal-e ttes under the apparently at random , dun ng to the nght and stopJiing m a Mrs Lula Brakefield, 47, Nor th ditch Wyatt was charged wtth Lawrence , was ktlled Monday Soctety for Cnppled Chtlldren dtrection of Mrs Judy Rtggs a one-hour shoottng spree Pollee satd a black manfn dn vmg "htie under the m- rught when she was struck by a who wtll be on the streets of and Adults took part Gene Rtggs, prestdent of the Pomeroy and Mt dd lepor t hts early 20s, weanng a gre~ n fluenee of alcohol and while hts Perm Central fretght tram at a Metgs Soctely, satd that the Saturday gtvtng s mall ltly fa tigue jacket and black watch hcense was under suspenst on crossmg tn North Lawrence , He "as'not mJ\lred The auto Stark County, about 15 mtles county shghtly exceeded tts rep heas to restden ts m ex- ca p, walked up-to the couple at the mtersectton of Geary BJ.e had moderate damage goa l of $1,000 and added that change for dona tiOns northeast of here and Webster St { Earl In gels and Rtck Cro" the county last took part m a There was a bnef scuffl e, t.\letllon- 1\•o years ago wtlh served as ca<hatrmen of the and the man began flnn g, only about $600 bemg pledged county's parttctpallon m the wttnesses-told pohce telethon and the co-<: hairmen that year · Ramw ater was dead at the ThOse who phoned con- and Rtggs handled telephone trlbuttons wtll now recetve calls fr om 11 Saturday mgh_t to scene after bemg shot twice at envelope pledge cards whtch 7 a m Sunday Staffmg the 'the base of hts spine The Charles Hoffman, Pomeroy full of suppli es, and oHered the they are to return wtth thetr office for the remamder of the assatlant fled on foot pohce dtspatcher for the pas I emergency room located on the 1 te lethon were C• E Blakeslee money four and one-half years, sub- ground floor of the ctty hall As much as 90 pet of the and Vernon Weber, 7 a.m on, milled hts resign atiO n to until supplies tn the fire statwn Dennts Kenny and Bernard Pomeroy Co unctl 'Monday ca n be stored elsewhere The Fullz, 9-11 , Mr and M\"s mght through Pollee Chter Jed Scout tr oop meets every Veterans Memonal Hosptlal James Roush , 11-1, Mr and W ebster WeJJnesday and somellmes on ADMITTED - Shawnee Delbert Kenneth Mohler, 34, Mrs Robert Buck , 1-3, the Salser, Pomeroy , Frances Hoffm an ctled personal Sunday, Rosenbaum satd and Mrs Robert Larktns, Lorlg Bottom , Charles tllne ss -as hts reaso n fo~ of · 1003 S. Second St • Mtd· Rev Mayor • Dale ~m tth sa td dleport, who pleaded guilty on Bumgarner, 3-5, and the 'Rev Whtthn gton ~ Mtddlep brt , restgmng • residents of Pomt Lane on Feb 10 li> killing a cow owned and Mrs Robert Kuhn, 5-7, all Damel Davtdson , Pomeroy· In other business. Dick Lmcoln Hetghts have asked by Arthur Hess, Leadmg Creek members and "Atms" of the Patrtcta Cleland, Langsvtlle, Rosenbaum , Don Thomas and · that Potnt Lane be "cleaned Rd , was transferred to the Mtddleport-Pomeroy Ro!ar) Buster Barrett, Mtddleport, Pat Woods, re presentmg up " for a playground It was Chtllicothe Re<!epllon Center Club Mary Sloter, jlacme , Max me Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249, pomted out that the property Rtggs extended thanks today Brumley; Middleport; Duana asked counctl for the use of the mentioned IS prtvately owned Monilily morning by Metgs County Sheriff Deputy John ,to workers and, contrjbutors Weaver , Rutl and , Dor othy second ward f"e statton on A request was also made by wh o helped m~ke parltctpallon Holcomb, Pomeroy Ttlhs. ' Condor St for a mee ting place. members of Naomt Baptist Mohler wa's sentenced m the event so successful Rosenbaum, the spokesma n, Church, New St , to have the DISCHARGED - Ka lhy March, 27, to 1.0 Dillon , Bess te Erwm, Anna explamed thai the troop has street m front <lf the churoh LOCAL TEMPS yellf in the state perutentiary Hoffman, Patt y Deconntch, met on the thtrd floor of the swept before Easter The temperature m downby C rnmon Pleas Judge John Lawrence Wilson , street Wtlham Varney, Char les Frye, !OOF Hall for three years C. Bacon The reception center town Pomeroy at 11 a.m 1 Counctl members stated that commlsstoner, reported that ts a branch of the Ohio State Tuesday was 58 degrees under ~enneth 1'nevoldsen, Dona d the bulldtpg on Condor St was 1 lhe sewer al the Wtlrpa swmy sk1es. • ~e Perutentlary I II I. r. wiE, .....:;: : ••·:·:·!·!·!·!·' Three more legal defense funds set up for guards D~spatcher COLUMBUS- FRAN RYAN, COLUMBUS Councilwoman, for plen ty of room over the ' pr1 200 contribute ~Monday crtttclzed Rep. Samuel L Devme, R-Ohio, lor vot?mg boot t ops and I ' TEN CE NTS reported· spotty' outages \\ 1th v. orkrn cn out f1 om Hp m until The bt ll "a' constdered by a m1dmght H<udest h1t "as the JOI!ll Senate-House Conum ttee NCJ)' Iors Hun a1Cd \\here du11ng the last few weeko, as repor led that the ba rn on her electnud servi ce \\a S members of both pa11Ieo and propcily "a s destroyed by the disrup ted for une~hrtlf to one , the adm1mstrat10n of Go\i wtnd hour Jolin J Gtlhga n \\ Orked out Hardes t hit at Letart Falls Colum bus and Southern Uluu del<ltls were hot beds owned by Jamco ElectriC Compcln) sa id \' 01 k ~ Se n Mtchael J Malone), R- Ha; Htll One hot bed wa s men were employed 1n the Clnc mnatt, ca lled the btll a clestro}ed anq tw o others had LeUu t Fc~ll s drea from 9 to l1 reasonCJ bl e compromise, ' damage Chfford Htll also had p m to rep.11r a line dama!-(cd and sa1d 1t 1s ' more an In· dama ge to a hot bed as dtd v.hen a tree feH auoss t sura nce pohC) than anythmg Btlly Htll tn Ractne Seve r.1l In the Kmgsbuq area ,1 line else " lhousand und ama~ed plan ts fu se \\ent ou t at rmdmg: hl Sen Douglas Applega te, D- had to be remov ed from the Repa irs were completef\ at Steubenvtlle, voted m favOI of damaged beds 2 30 am crabc bunglmg has depnved at least 1,000 students-mcludmg etght at the Universtty of Mtchtgan-<Jf constderahon of thetr appllcattons for scholarship assistance," satd the Mtchtgan Republican The Public Health Servtce had advertiSed applicants 1or CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA. - IT WON'T be just another "boom and bust" when th~ space shuttle begms ferrymg men and cargo on a busy schedule of 700 flights. DP. Kurt Debus, direcli>r of the Kenned) Space Center, made that clear Monday as construction started on a three-mile long runway , twtce as wtde as a football fteld, to handle the returnable rocket plane The shu ttle , a wmged spacesh tp that takes off verttcally like a rocket and returns to land hke an atrplane, has already been scheduled for 700 misstons m the 1980s, carrymg men, satellites and equtpment to and from orbit, Debus satd Tbe fir st of the revolutwnary aerospace planes, under development m Downey, Cahf , wtll mak e 1ts matden atmosphenc flight m 1917 and tts ftrst vertical fhght mto space m 1979 The action should be constdered as a "stock taking" measure destgned to mform the•pubhc of what sectors of the economy still are under prtce or wage controls, he said Portwns of mdustrtes exempted under the latest act10n were m agJ'tculture, forestry and "ftshmg ; mining and manufacturmg, transportatiOn, communtcatiOns, electnc, gas and samtary serVIces, w)lolesale and retatl trade ; and fmance, Insurance and real estate The new 'Boot Cut ' has many of the (UP! ) " Inexcusable bur ea ucratic PASt\DENA, CALIF - MARINER 10 CLAIMED the record today for history's most distant April Fool's.Joke There ts no "Charley the moon ." "Charley," whtch almost enshrtned a boy's well loved dog in the heavens wtth anctent gods like Juptter and Venus - was Marmer 's Joke on the space scientists, a prank on a cosrmc scale. What the Marmer-watchers at Caltech's Jet Propulston Laboratory ~ought was a possible moon over Mercury, a startling discove,Y, ha s turned out to be prosatc old 31 Crater - a hot and distant star that tricked one of Marmer's mstruments through a series of comctdences Marmer was more than 90 million nnles from Earth when tts ultraVIolet spectrometer relayed the confusmg data, and Crater 31 IS farther from Mercury than can be eastly grasped - 100 light years, something like 580 trtllion mtles trad 1flona l Lee R1der feat ures such as a Sli m, snug f1t from wa1s t to knee, but diff ers w1th th e sl1ghtly f lared c ut from ,, -' the 13 5 1mlh on ga ll ons 1s 'still eme rge ncy, and h m1ted less lhan ~,~,hat Oluoans ate powers to declare an energy crt s1s ' used to havmg .<~t;ai lab l e for \ for extra-full Itt OOJer cowboy boots ...--·- ':· :: PUC(} offt ctals warned thai Market Report .. l ook for th1s branded • • • get more gas ID attorney asstgned to the etght men by the Ohio Nattonal Guard McManus satd Fnday's md1ctment was a surpr1se Lee Iners I '. . COLU\'4BUS I UP I 1 The P ubhc Ut1h t1es CommiSS io n of Oh10 a nnounc ed today t hat the sta te w11l r ece1ve >pet more gasolme lh1s month than was a llocated dunn g March The comm iSSIOn sa 1d OhiO w1ll be rece1v mg about 13 5 milhon ga llons per da y and the state's ' s~ t as1de ," whi c h IS used for e merge ncy and ha1 dsh1p ca ses, will to ta l sli ghtl y more tha n 12 million ga ll ons for the month Th e " set-aside" figui e for March was 11 8 mtlhon ga llons The total percent age figur e of gasoline to be a lloca ted to the sla t e th1s month was not yet ava1 lab le from the F e de ral Ene rgy Office , accordmg to th e PU CO That fi gure would be used as a companso n aga msl the 1Y72 ba se year fi gure to de termm e Oh1o 's fu el su ppl y s tatus durm g the - -r[E!ril e ne rgy Cri SIS controls "was no longer appropnate " SIGNUP BEGINS RACINE - The Ra cme Baseball Ass n wtll stgn players for pony league, little league and pee wee league at the home of Don Beegle, Ftfth Sl . begmmng today through the 19th. An msurance fee of $2 IS requtred along wtth the child's age a~d btrth da te \ - concluded The Omgressman also noted th at reserves of deep mme coal m the Mountam State outnwnbers stnppable resources by 10 to I knee to boot ) PHONt 9922 156 lUt ~DAY . AflRIL 2 1974 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT. OH IO WASHINGTON - WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS on 165 mdustnes that employ aimost 6 pet of the nation's labor force were lifted -Monday by the Cost of Ltvmg Council Counctl Dtrector John T. Dunlop smd the actton providmg a ~enr ~al exemptton from controls was made because the contmuatiOt. Jf lor Ohto Bell Telephone Co., by the Pubhc U!th ttes Co mmtsston of Ohto ( PUGO) The bnefs " ere ftled on behalf of Denms J . Kuctmch, Cleve land coun ctlman, who challenged the rate mcrease on seven pomts He satd tf . the appeal was turned down he would take the case to the W. S Supreme Court. \ • . Calvm Coolidge, who became th e 30th Amencan prestdent, satd, "TIJ ere ts no nght li> stro ke agatnst pubh c safe ty by .. <l' :one, anywhere, any t~une Det>oted To The Intere&l& Of The Meigs -MtUOn Area to stnp1mme western coal," he guesls of her mother , ICROW'S ST£AK H0US£ I 120,100... 1Ma1lrnum Insurance For . ' en tine z at y Increase set at 5% by FEO; Total still less than gas used in _1972 Available 1n regular den1ms, stretch de n1m , polyester a nd cotton twill , houndstooth check Good selection of co lors SIZes 29 to 46 Try a pa1r of Lee Boot Cuts You' ll really like them • I :··· . Mrs E\tza betli Cloud James Hctlber' was a guest m the Cloud home Mrs Eulalah Bennett and Debbte were Sunday callet s of Mt . and MI s Arlen Owens and famtl y at Rto Grande Ntcky Holter of Galhpohs wa s weekend guest of hts gr andmother , Mrs Mary Brown I ® • -e· 10. to IN POME "' I .COLUMBUS BRIEFS ARE FILED )- Bners I have been ftled(UP! wt th the Ofi10 · • I Supreme Court here seekmg to .~:=~..... ~ overturn a $98 mtlhon rate mcrease approved Aug 7, 1973, HOT , LIGHT, THRIFTY 1\,ND FUN ~ T r y our money-savmg spec1a l today 1 THE FARMERS BANK _. AND·SAVINGS CO. Hey - EVERYBODY'S streakmgJ There s no one ,e ft • to shock' I. I I I I I LUNCH SPECIAL I \o VOL XXV NO 246 I guests of thetr ~randparents, I MrMrandandMrsMrs.OscarKarlDyerJustus I and fam tly of, Lan caster were I I I I I .I I I All WEEK APRIL 1 THRU .6 JN OUR LOBBY M• and Mrs James Stump and fan11ly of Westerville were , weskend guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs John Swtsher Mrs Or•n Kmg or · Cottagevtll e, W Va was several days guest of her daughte r. Mr and M10 Riley Pe1d ue Mr and Mrs Jerry Barnes of Galhpohs were Fnday evemng callers of his parents , Mr and Mt s Max Barnes , Mr and Mrs Davtd Smtth and famtly at Ontano, Ca nada were recen t ~llers of her grandparents , Mr and Mrs Clarkson and and fan11ly 1ofMrsOakRubyHtllPelfrey were Monday I A th e n.~ countie.~. 1 I Mar y I I I I I I I 1 Oscar Dyer I Mrs Nancy 11:00 AM , , To 3:00 P.M. I I I I I ART SHOW . .- Pn ces of gasoline at com~ pany ow ned statiOns wtll remmn at 51 8 cents per ga ll on fur 1 egular and 55 8 cents pe1 urged 'nd Mrs George John•----CL!£. THIS~OUPON.----I stonMr .md fam tly a nd Cec tl I. J ohn' on of Danvtlle we re • I N SUR-A NC-E pumps " • • wilJ fall Hechle r every ton of coa l min ed, ELYRIA, Oluo (UPIJ - Ohto Nattonal Guardsman Mathew McManus was one of ctghl guardsmen who were told to ta ke lhe Fifth Amendment before the fede ral grand jury probtng the May 1970 slay mgs of fpiir demonstrators on the Kent State Umverstty eampus The 28-yea r-old restdent of West Salem,"Ohto, was also one of the same eight mdt cted Friday for vwlalmg the otudents ' CIVIl nghts McManus sa td Sa lurilily he and the other former guardsmen wet:c takmg their attor nev' s advtce m pleading the Kmccud, Pmnt Pleasan t , William Bales, Leon , Lar cy Kan a uga cause the coal operators a re constantly downgradmg I t, cn ttc1zmg 1t, and trymg to pamt a beautiful comparatl\'e which would tmpose a. $2 50 per ton tax on both deep stripped mme coal "The West Vtrgtma coa l dustry ts euttmg tts own rnrc>au by not strongl y supportmg Setberlmg amendment to the pendmg federa l stnp mtmng btll, " he satd Under the amendment, h'' expla med, rebates wou ld fa vor the underground coal mdustry li> cover the cost of safety equtpm ent, black lun g payme nts and backstowtng coal wa.te " By tls aililmant opposttton to the Seiberlin g amendment, th e West Vtrgtma coal mdustry ts really speedmg up the rush ' Now You Know One Guard doubtful of his attorney Syracuse , Mrs Russe ll Lear, Dayton. 0 . Evelyn Casey-, Apple Gl ove, Mrs Wayne F re~n ce, mdustry m West V1rgmw IS 'cuttmg 1ts U\\n throat • for the henef1t o[ westet n stnp mtne operators • posed $2 50 federal tax on duslry lo reopen clooed deep Chnstophei T lllCI West Vtrgmta wt ll lose Its marlrets to the western states, accordmg li> Hechler, un less the mdustry takes note of Its 10 bilhon tons of deep mmable low sulphur coal m the state "Deep mm tng IS a decllnmg mduslry tn West Vtrgtma he- destrucltve ," he smd s1ghtedness by opposing a pro- Judge , Pomcr oy ThomCJs Couk, much cheaper , safer , qmcker, more effictent and less He sa td th e stale's coal ope- ptcture of stnp muung, " he 1atoro ohow the same short- added Da ll ey, Pomeroy , I ucille Gil mot e. Middl t: pO! t, VldCJ Green , Vmton Loslua Mttchcll , RUtland , Juan Great- Apnl5 6 7 Another Community Service ' \ Clarem:e HUNT INGT ON W Va. I UP!) - West VI;gmw coal oper ators h:1ve been Cri tiC IZed by Bep Ken Hechler O-W Va , f01 dow ngradin g deep rm nmg whtle pamtmg a rosy p1 cture of surfpce mmmg Hechler, first ~pe~ker for Marshall Unlvcrstly 's 11-day energy symposmm, said SuQilily the result IS tha t the coal months CAHill, UN ITED STATES MARSHAll Tax-dcducnbie expenses are not overlooked and are more eas ll y proved If questioned when you have cancelled checks to s how for [hem · • Wed , Thur Apnl I 4 some tax ae-ducts" by paying cash instead of writing checks? \ Bertha Custer Wickiin<!, VtcklC 'I horna s O'Br 1en, HCJI tfm d CLEVELAND (U P! )- Stand at d Otl of Ohw (Solno 1 said today It \\ould not ratse pru.:es th1s month for gasoline, but would reduce pnces of home healing ml and diesel fu ef It ma rked the second stratght month SohJO refused to ratse prtces at gasohne at the orroo,· T - DISCHARGES Sunday The ca meras of the spacecraft , nursmg a senou s short Fa1 ron Blessm g P oi nt c1rcu1t m l l'i electn ca l system, swept the area above sun· baked Pleasa nt ; Vern on Huffman , Met cut y as 11 retrea ted from th e pla ne t at 25,000 mtles an hour, Letart, Mr s Da v td P ra tt ~ missing rrri!R.A-L ~ATURDAY Har old Wh ittington. Leo n PASADENA, CALIF - MARINER 10 HUNTED tht ough AI th UI MlCoy, He nd e rsu n , spac'€ today for a glimpse of ' Charley" - the unknown moon of Aubrey Erwin, Winfield , Muercury whose possible extStence surprised astronomers Cla rence Edwards, South stde . IS 111 ged Ar~you LMIM~ IR Ind to disc uss plans for the a lumm llome oil, diesel I Mil dred F1 <J nR. Pomeroy Robel t Pickens EtnCJ gr ccn, banquet Everyone attend I ' dleporl Belt) Railey, VInton , drms supphes --- - - - - - - - - - - -- and Mntn1e P tl; kens, Portl £~nd 'I hum as M\:LHuglllm. M i d ~ • Mostl) sunny wes t and cleanng east porhon today High tn 50s north to 60s south · Clear tomght, low tn ~Os and lo" 50s. Wednesday pacllx.cloudy and nu lk, ht gh 111 uppe1 50s and 60s - - ADMISSIONS Synan delegatton expected m Waslungton m about 10 days Isra eli Defense Mtmstcr Moshe Dayan expressed the hehef that PLEASANI VALLEY Sy rta probably wanted an ag t cement bu t vmces m Israel warned Discharges Kenneth Alley. there could be a new war Dayan smd Sunday the Soviet Uruon Vmtun 0 , M1 s Robel t Swan, was resupplym g the Syrtano wtth arms and satd he would press Pt Pleasanl , Mrs Wtlham Defense Secretar y James F Sc1hlesmger for 11. eapon s to match Campbell Gal hpolts, Joseph the Ruosta n contnbuttons when they meet later today to discuss Oli ver J ac kson, 0 Mrs -= -==== YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK • I UIWAY Tuescla) TO PLAN BANQUE'I RACINE - Mernbet s of the juntor class of Southern Htg h School and thetr mothet s arc to meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m tn the oludy hall at the h1gh school IN llOSPITAL Mrs Han y (Veda ) Davis Spnng Ave . Pomeroy, 10 a pa tient al the Holzer Medical Center, Galltpohs. Her 1oom number IS 212 - Mcmoraallluspilal Jcrr y Stuba1t Midlll cJ)UI t - se1 There 's no tax on sm tles Virginia coal execs ' ' sh-o rt change own industry I ' • ; Weather " W~st HOSPITAL NEWS • .. • • B- The Datly Senhne~, Mtddleport-Pomeroy , 0 Aprtll, 1974 ·- ' •I would r ece tve \ ' ' • ap- potntment, but spec ul atiOn rece ntly ha s focu sed on Wtlham E Stmon, admuustrator of the Federal Energy Office The Ntxons landed at Andrews Atr Force Base at II 05 Mond ay ntght f,Ull ow mg " three-day vact1on at the u home m Key Btsca~ne. Zetgler smd the Prestdent spent much of Monday revtewmg economtc pohc) and discussing p e r s o n n e I appomtments The President natned four Cabmet members li> serve on his new domesti c veterans counc1l. However , hts chmce of VA Adm inistrator Dona ld Johnson to head the group ca me under ftre from Rep Jermone R Waldte, D-Calif 1 Named to serve on the counctl were Labor, Secreta ry Peter J Brennan. Defense Secretary James &hlesmger and the Secretary of Health , Education and Welfare, Casper Wemberger Another member will be Roy b Ash , Dtrector of the Office of Budge! and Management IOBM 1 ' The President created the council to "more fully meet the needs or veterans" by pulling li>gether related government activities He speciftcally men honed the need for more JObs and htgher educa ti ona lbe nefits for them resigns job· Hoschar residence on Locust St ts almost completed with JUst 60 feet of ptpe needed Ph;( Globakar moved that when work 1s done by the water departmen t wht ch mvolves tearmg up the streets , then repa tr must be completed 'and mspected by the mayor or the street commtttee It• passed. Coun ctl dtscussed plac mg parktng meters on Second St. m front of the Pomer oy Nabonal Bank smce the bank's new dnve in bankmg factbty,ts m operation and talked- for the second lime-about Lasley St a one way street No ac tion was taken, however ' 1 Counctl voted to purchase a set of ttres for the 1villageowned tractor and to or cr · (Contniued on page io) I I • th e \ �I I. > ' ' I I II ' ' ~-The ' :1 BB :;? · • Om···«·:-:·mm:-:::~·=:::;···.·=·=·~;: 'Impact '74 '{heme of FHA llY DEHill~ WINDON !'UPPERS PLAINS - Tl11• • \\llh the eld et lJ t tws~ ll bt."<.a use 11f Ihe nmliLH; r of t~ld el pi>r lp )(' l n !Ins ·t! l .l S(•JJH.' f l i lt: mcmbe1:; "I:; II people m I he farst ~\ ce k Jn Aprtl l:s il ~PCUC:l l week fm member s uf !h( Eastern F' utur e HuiilcmHkers of i\mcn ca This week , Mdr ( h H througli Aplll 6, t s N~itJOn a l FH A Hero Week the to u nl l v~ ~ II It " /ciii Jil•~ l lr~l l phk c~ jll i StJ/1 \\llll tllq \\Ill f.l d r1pl a$ a atru" on the (IJC IIIC JmpdC I '74' ( hosen to ca ll attenlt nn I(F...a t~ ppr <Jd t: h !o pr o~ ra m plcmrnng lllesc young people I have adopted Thr ough Pr ugr am Ad wn •· lmp ad kil<; \o\Cre de\ eloped by natiO nal uffH.: eJs a nd Introd uced to ~.: hap te r~ a t the bcg1 nmng of th1s sc hoQI ) e.Ir 11 JS P1 gott ~.: hap te r p1esJde nt sa ui We a re ~A orkm g on m-<l epth p1 OJecl-; bud! (:II ound out club '~ LOn ce1ns that o:1 re challengmg .md stnnulatmg" One 1s a p1 OJect Mrs. Bird hosts homemaker club of New Haven .Wiss Sheme A. Turner , " !OUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mrs Ra lph Turner, Salen r , Rutla nd, is announcmg the approachmg marnage of her daughter, Sherne Anne, to Bernard J Might, Rt I, Mtddl~port The bnde-<'lect, a g•aduate of Metgs Htgh School, attende d Rto Grande College, and IS a graduate of the Galhpohs Busmess College. She" employed at the Amctlcan Electric Pow~r Service Corp , Rt 3, Albany, Her fiance, a graduate of Middleport Htgh School, IS an employe of the Southern Ohto Coal Co An open church wedding •s planned _ lor June I at 6 30 p.m at the Church of Chust, ~!!,tland , w1th a reception tmme<hately !ollowmg the ceremony Mary Lieving has program . for New Havefl M ethodtsts • By Mrs Leora A Ltdcl NEW HAVEN - The March mee ting of the New Haven Umted Melhodtst Women was held 111 Scott Memortal Hall w1lh mne members present wtlh Mrs Mary L1evmg m charge of the program As the hymn "Chnst Is The World 's True Ltghl," wa s played so!tly on the p1ano, each member, In prayerful medttatton, held a hghted candle representmg Chnst's punly and shmmg hght Mrs. Ltevmg's program topiC was, "A Tune lor Joy and A Time to Share " Pictures of human JOY and sorrows were used to Illustrate the theme "We, as fellow brothers and ststers, should fmd tmie to meditate on Jesus ' death and resurrection , and to share and commumcate w1th others the depth of Its meamng," she satd Passag es read from the B1ble were, lsatah and the commg of Chrtst and what wtll happen to htm , John - John the BaptiSt telhng of the cummg of Christ, and Luke, telling of Jesus ' appearance on. the road to Emmaus Readers 11ere Judy Hesson, Clara Burris and Janel Bumgarner Bumgarner Mrs Ltevmg concluded by talkmg a bout the poor m our country - the mtgrants , the aliens who work many long hours tn the f1elds and m In· dustry \\Ilh little compensatiOn so that we may have- the luxuri es we enjoy each day She added, 'We w1ll only be truly one m Chnst Jesus when we are a \\ ar e and do somethmg lot these people " The program closed w1th prayer by the group and the leader warnmg never to grow complace nt m atlltudes toward brothers tn Chnst Clara Burns , v1ce president, prest ded over the busmess mee tmg m the a bsence of ~IRACLE~ DO Ji~ ITill~~mRiflriD . Man y great works of and art we re literatu re con ce 1ved dunng penods of d re am1ng Klop stock rece tve d seve ral 1deas for ' Th e Mess1ah m ht s sleep Otto Loew1c w a s led by a dream to for mulate new tdea s concernmg c he m1ca l reac:t1on m th e trani miSSion s of ner ve 1m pul ses to mu scl es For th 1s he rece1ved 0 Nobel Pnze m med1 c me Ma ny of S1r N ew t o n 's I sa ac mathematt c:al d1 s co ver~ es were a ch1eved wh1le he slept El1a s How e was unable to build a wor kab le sew 1ng mact11ne u nt •l m a dream he V1Sual 1zed that he put the hol e near th e pomt of th e n ee dle r a ther tha n on the other end A M1racle Wa ter Refin er 15 a dream com e true V• sual1 ze the le 1sur e t 1m e you wt ll fin d to en1oy when yo ur horn e r uns on Refined Wat er Your d is h es gla ss wa re pots and pans are eas1er to cl ean and a1r dr y beaut i fu l l y wtthout spots Y o u Will br eeze I thr ou gh your bathrOOm a nd kit chen clean 1ng c hor es w1thou t stoppmg to scour awa y batht ub r1ng s and oth er la p wa t er sla ms Laundry W1l l co me out bn t her and so fter - with le!is tr ouble A be tt er l 1fe w1th Refi ned W a t e r , a drea m co m e true w1 th a M 1r acl e Ref me r For more mf orm at1on ca l l B82 2525 SAYRE HAROWARE 882 2525 New Haven , W Va iiil•••••••ll!lllillllllillilill•••••••••.. SALES MANAGERS ,-SALES REPRESENTATIVES Make This Job COmpariSon I l mmed 1atc earn 1ng s upward ol $ 1000 mo 2 F1rs t year bonus o f $2040 3 Comp lete cl a ssr oo m and f 1eld tr a1n mg . mc lud 1ng expense pa1d tnp to na11onal sales lramtQg ten ter 4 Continuous advancem~t lrammg to help you 1ncrease earn ngs 5 Plen f J' of p rospect s NG door \ 1 to door cnn'La!:>s1ng No "'tt slack season 6 Over 3 mil l 1on doll ar s a year of nat1onal advert1 Smg 7 lnt ernat1dn all y known company Ueade r tn t 1e!d , ~ mult1 -mtll1on d o llar assets 8 L1fe 111ne car eer opp ortun lfy 9 take Ide eas y at the end of 20 to 30 yea r s Wit h a rettrement fund of $40 to $802 a month 10 Advan cement t o sa les manageme nt ' How Does Your Job Compare? Call MUTUAL OF OMAHA WEEKDAYS 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. MR, EISCHEID 439-4413 I 1\n e<Jl!al opporiUnity emplo)ler M 1 '-~. NEW HAV EN I he Che1okee Homemakers Club mee hn g here at tne home of MIS R1tchte Btrd , Tuesday evemn g, March 26, was called to order by the president, Mrs Dav1d Dewhurs t, who led the salute to the !la g Nm e memt'>ers answered roll call Mrs Grace Whtte thanked the members for the get-1\ell card she "' received wh1le 10 Pleasant Valley Hospt tal Mrs Ge• a)d Clark had been a patient In Clevelan~ Clime and was re turned home March 25 The next club meetmg wtll be held Apnl 23 at the home of Mrs Luther Smtth Devotions m charge of Mrs Ollie Brownmg Included sc11ptute, Psalms 24 1, a readmg "The Tunnel," a song, 'Wonderful Words of Ltfe,' and prayer by Mrs Luther Snnlh The lesson, West V~rg tma Genealogy, was discussed by Mrs ' K K Sc1tes and M•·s Brow"tnng Also dtscussed v. as a CIVIC prOJCCt for the club to complete m order to become a blue nbbon club Refreshments were served by the hos tess to Mrs Browmng, Mrs Casto Mrs Dewhurst 1 Mrs Mma Johnson , Mr~ K K Scttes, Mrs Sm1th, Mrs Charles Stone, Mrs Whtte and guests, Mrs. Joseph Sc•tes, Shelle)' and K1mberly Casto and Mtss Conme Bud Naom1 -. Bumgardner , prestdent. Mrs Evelyn Danbury satd she had secured seven formal gowns, w1th a posstbtlity of three more, to be delivered personally to the Burlmgton Chtldren's Home for thetr Jumor Htgh Spnng Prom The meetmg closed w1th prayer by Mary Lievmg, with a spectal praye r lor several members who were Ill Refreshments were served from an altrac!Ively appmnted table by Mrs Judy Hesson and Mrs Mary DeMoss You~h group has meeting Tfie Free Methodist Youth of Laurel Chf! met Saturday evemng The program opened w1th the congreg ahon s10gmg 11 It's Mme ' Prayer was giVen by the Rev Robert Barton The congregation also sang My Savior's Love" followed by a song, "The Old Ttme Way" by Dtana LewiS, Belinda Fnend and Barbara Kletn Jeff Htlhar) rea d from Luke 22 1423 The offenng was taken by Ma rv1 n Frtend , Wayne Letfhett , Je!! Htlhary and Robm Buckle) ·Prayer .was gtven by Lloyd Wnght A solo was presented by Angelia Martm "Ne1ther Do I Condemn Thee" Becky and Steve Ebhn and Jtm Gilmore sang, "I'll Fly Away" An· noun cements were read by the Rev Bob Buckley "Hajltt not Been" was sung by Kathy Pulhns an~ Barbara Klem Rev f\obert Barton sang 'cToo Much To Gam to Lov e" '!'he congregatiOn sang, "Oh, How I Love Jesus" The ser''Ices were then turned over to Rev Buckley Members of the FMY group are Charles Dtehl , Robtn Buckley Jeff Htlhary, Marvm . f riend, Wayne Letfhett, Becky Eblin, Barbara Kletn , Dtana Lewts, Belinda Fnend, Sharon Buckley and Sherrt Clark Mr and M~s Steve Ebhn are advisors, and Mr and Mrs Lloyd 1Wright and Shirley F"rtend are I \ \ \ I I Clean-up day at the OhiO Valley Chnsllan campstte at -Bedford , an annual prOJect of the Meigs Chnsllan Women's Fellows hip , wa s set for ,._Saturday \\hen the Fellowship me t Thursday mght at the Pomeroy Church of Chnst The g1 oup also voted to purchase plas ti c mattress covers lor the church camp The cleanup work IS bemg done m prepara tion for a men's retrea t"at the camp Apnl 19 and 20 Durmg the meellng II was announced that a ·revival will be held at the Zwn Chm ch, Apnl 7-12, and a youth revival w1th the Master QuartellVlll be U1ere, Apnl 26-28. Thank-you letters were read (rom M1ke Vyloms and the OperatiOn Evangelize , Team for contrtbutton s to lhe1r work and Mrs Jeanette Thomas exwnded thanks on behalf of the Metgs Commumly School for a donatiOn Mrs Ruoy Rtfe , president, gave gtfts to Mrs Edna Amstutz Jn apprecwtwn .for a program at the F"ebruary meeting Plans we1e made for the Apnl 18 meeting at the Rutland Church of Chrtsl wtth the Pomeroy Church of Chnst to have the devotiOns The meeltng opened with group smgmg led ' by Mrs Merle Johnson w1th Mrs George Glaze as ptamst Mrs Ams tutz gave the openmg prayer Devotions were g1ven by Mrs Cathy Erwm of the Middleport Church of Chrtst Dedtcalton of the' overseas sewmg asSignment and a program on the crucifiXIon, resurrectiOn and ascenston of Chrtst htghhghted the Thursday night meetmg of the Women's Assoctatwn of the' Middleport Ftrs t Untled Presbylertan Church · Mr" · VIVIan Waddell dediCated the sewmg and other matenals collected for overseas miSsion work Included were towels , wash cloths, shee1l!, other lmens, toothpas te. brushes and miscellaneous Items The assoctalton voted to make a $10 contrtbutwn to the Mtddleporl!Iremen's fund and plans were announced lor the annual mother -daugh ter banquet May I> at 6 30 p m The executive committee wtll have charge of the meat and peverage for the baiuiuet Mrs Jack Coleman prestded at the meetmg which opened with group stngmg of "In The Sing!eJ to meet m Pt. Pleasant PT PLEASANT - Parents Wtthout Partners w1ll meef at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Appalachtan El e ctric Audttortum, Jeff e rson Boulevard . , All members and prospective members of the Tn-County area are mv1ted to hear Dr Jay Skmner of Holzer Medtcal Center For further In· formation call 67>-4686, 4462587 or 4~6-1230 CANTATA SET SYRACUSE - The combmed chorus of Forest Run, Mmersv1lle, and Syracuse Untted Methodist Churches w1ll present a cantata "The Sorr ow, The Vt dtory" at Syra 9use Asbury Untied MethodiSt Church Sunday at 7 30 p m Mrs ,john Sauvage ts 1 the director and Mrs ~oy Jenkms, the organlst The public IS cordially l~vlted to attend • ' ' I J \- ,, r • Pro Standings ~ w New Yor k c,ap• t al I I I I 1 I 10 Boston Bu ff a l o o1 Western Conferen ce Pla yoft s Best four I"Uf of sev en TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT firemen 's auxiliary, meet at hreh,puse at 6 15, then to Me1gs Inn for dmner, back to !.rehouse for dessert and · wh1te elephant sa le Anm versary to be obI served HAIR STYLE contest Tuesday m cosmetology lab of Metgs Htgh School by Jumor and semor students Public mvtted to observe each present style of chmce All shop owners and operators InVIted to observe cemb out and )udgmg period which starts at 7 and wtll be followed by soc tal hour OHIO ETA Pht Chapter, Beta Stgma Phi Soronty, 7 30 p m ' columbus and Southern Ohto Electric Co SOUTHE'RN H1 gh Junwr Class and mothers, 7 30 p m , m study hall at h1gh school to make plans for alumm banquet All urged to attend STAR Stitchers Jumor Leaders 4-H Club, 7 p m at the home of Mrs Roy Holter, ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr and Mrs Lew1s Advtsor J Srruth, Pomeroy, are announcmg the engagement and approachmg marnage of their daughter, Mary Jane Smtth, CHESTER COUN CIL , to Joseph McCarty, Cheshire, son of the late Oscar James Daughters of America , 8 p m McCarty and Olga McCarty McCarty IS employed by the Tuesday, at the hall Pracllce Twm Ctty Cab Co , Pomeroy The weddmg wtll be an event of wtll be held m preparat1on for Aprtl 19, 6 p m at the Westland Holiness Chutch, receiVIng the naltonal and Harrisonvtlle The grac1ous custom of open church will be state officers at the rally All to observed parttc1pate m the rally are asked to be present lor the practice WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Ltterary Club, 2 p m Wednesday, home Frmt baskets lor the 19 Luz1er Cosmettcs \'l' erc guests of Mrs Rodney Dowmng Mrs at the mee ting 1\lth the club Dwtght Zav•tz to present the patien ts at the Elmw ood members par t1c1patmg to a NurSing Home will be prepared program, "A Story o£ the complew factal Lots Deem by members of the Eastern Cross" by Hennetta Eleanor Homemak e rs as a spec 1al won the door pr1 ze Faruen , a readwg se t to Present for the meetmg were classtcal muSic telhng th e Easter prOJe ct Pam Hager, president , Mrs Meeting Thursday mghl at story of the cruc1ftxton, death Louks, sec re tar) , Jud1th and resurrec tiOn of Jesus the home of Mrs Sharon Starcher, v1ce pr es adent ; Sue Christ Roll call response wtll Louks, Long Bottom the cl ub Dy e, treasurer Mrs Deem , members planned the prOJect be a great woman behmd a and J ea ne tte wtth Sally Cald" ell vo lun 1e por te r , great man Berkley, M1 s Ca ldwe ll , and POMEROY Lodge 164, F teermg to se rve as c~at r ­ .Joan Sm1th and A M , Wednesday, 7 30 woman Mrs Alma Marshall Refreshments were served and Mrs. Ma1 garet Monroe of p m All master masons mby Mrs Louks, Mrs Hager, vtted Mrs Sm1th anct Mrs Staccher EVANGELINE Chapwr 172, RESERVATIONS DUE · OES, Middleport Masom c Reservations for the . lun ~ Temple, practwe sesSIOn, 6 30 cheon at the Regwn 11, OhiO pm Association of Garden Clubs, OFFICERS OF Metgs Htgh spnng meelmg Apnl 27 at School alumm at 7·30 p m McArthur are to be made by meeting rooms of Columbus April 19 w1lh Mrs Howard and Southern Ohw Electrtc Co Nunnemaker, 507 W Mam St., Alumm are mvtted to attend McArthur Mrs Aaron Kelton, RegiOn 11 director, w1ll be m , THURSDAY Dayton Wedn es da) and EVANGELINE Chapter 172, Thursday, to attend the spnng OES, Masonic Temple, Middleport, annual mspectwn, board meetmg of the OhiO 7 30 p m at the Temple Association . Elizabeth Whitehouse, • associate grand matron, tn· SALE DAY SET Con1 speclmg of(lcer Officers to A bake sale wtll be held wear gowns Saturday at the Rae~ne Food MEIGS County Council, Market begmmng at 10 a m Parents and Teachers, 7 30 In II. ,/n,.;.III sponsored by th e Ra c me p m. , Racme Ftremen Auxiliary SIX NIGHT meetmg at the Long Bottom Umted Methodist Churc~ now m progress The Daily Sentinel through Apnl6, 7·30 p m Rev DEVOTED tomE Clay Sloan from Calvary !NTERESTOF Community Church, Belpre, MEIGs-MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHD.L, 1--c"''''"cla lly created to will be the evangelt.<;t The Rev Em Ed po r tray your famtly ' s Standley Brandum, pastor ROBERTHoEFUrn, City Editor story 1n beaut1ful Publ lC IDVl ted Pllbliahed daUy except Saturday by The btrthmonth co lors REORGANIZATION of O!uo valley ""~"'""' O>mpooy , Ill l t B Sc t Tr Collrt.St , Pomeroy , Ohio . ~m Busmes.s M1dd epor 0Y OU • oop ort1ce Phone mma FAti.orial Phone 9928 24> for Boys 11 through 16 or 2157 fifth graders Scouts and Secomi class postage paid at Pomero}' Ohio parents InVIted to attend the Nahonal ad\'erltsmg represen tati ve weekly meeting at 7 30 p m at Bolllnelll-Golla""', st , NewYork th e Feeney-Bennett Post 128 of NewYork subscrlpuoo rates Delivered b) carrier the Amencan LegiOn where available 60 cents per week By Route where camer service not SPEC! AL M. ee ti ng of Metgs Motor availabiO One m"'lh, "., By marl rn County Democrat party Ohio and w Va One Year Sl8 sa comnuttee 8 p.m. m county months, S9 50 , Three month s. ss Elaew-here $22 00 year , six months Sll M St., Pomeroy court room of Court House All three martha, t6 50 Subscription prtce J:Ommttteemen and mterested - lncludesSWxla:;Tirnes&ntmel democrats urged to attend CATHOLIC Women's Club, 8 p m Wednesday at Sacred Heart Church preceded by Mass al7 :l!ipm v FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the Amencan Revolulton, 2 p m Fnday at the home of Mrs . • Thereon Johnson Program, "lndtan Culture of Southeastern Ohto" by Larry ' I Wolfe who wtll display a Reason 12. We have had years collectiOn of lndtan artifacts w D etro1 t Ch tc ag o I I I 1 I M !w au kee 1 Los Ange l es o 01 M o ndav s R es ulf s Cht c ag o 108 Det r o1 t 103 on l y game sched uled Tu esday s Gam es Milw au k ee at Los Ang el es Ci! p tta l a t New YQrk Boston al B uffa lo only games scheduled ABA standmg s By Unit ed Pr ess lnl ernat•onal Ea st OPJ I SOn Playoff s Best fou r out 01 se ven w N ew Yo rk V r g tn 1a Ke ntuc k y Ca rol tna 1 ~~ 10 0 1 West OtVJston Playoff s Best fou r out ol seve n w I Sa n Anton 10 I 1 lnd tana I l U tah Sa n D1eg o 20 02 Mondays Re !> ults Miss Mary jane Smith New Yor k 129 v r g1 n 1a 110) K entuc k y ~8 Ca rol n a 102 Ut a h 119 San D ego 105 l ncllana 128 Sa n An to n10 101 Tue sday' s Games No gam es scheduled NHL S1andmgs By Un1ted Press lnternaflonal East w I t piS gf ga Homemakers give baskets Boston 51 15 Montreal NY Ran ge r s .1 .:1 23 9 98 38 23 14 90 33 26 16 8 2 41 32 12 74 2~ 37 l O 66 Toron to Buffa l o De1ro 1t 9 111 339 Vancou11 er Isla nders 22 42 11 55 17 40 18 52 West w 1 t pts Phil a .17 15 12 106 Ch1cago 38 14 23 99 L os Ange les 31 3~ 12 74 A tl anta 28 33 13 70 Mmnesota 23 35 17 63 NY St L OUIS Pt t tsbur gh Ca ltf 280 22 7 286 236 26 2 220 234 241 240 294 21 4 282 17 5 23 9 gf 256 253 21 6 202 228 nv • Tuesday's Games P1ll sburgh ,al N Y Is landers Philadelphia at Mmn es ot a at ga 153 155 223 229 259 2539 12 62 196 234 26 39 a 61 261 13 52 10 36 192 J27 Monday's Result s No gam es scheduled Caltfornt a 205 St L out s only ga mes sc hedul ed By Uruted Press lnlctuatJOnal Hank Aaron IS ready And hoy, IS he ready- The Atlanta Braves slugger th e Braves that was Aa ron, savt ng the wear-and.tca r on his and htseyeon the fence,all set for h1s first ofhc1al swmgs of the season Thursday In Cmcmnatl's Riverfron t Stad~um needmg JUSt one homer to tie Babe Ruth's all-time career record or 714 home runs Aaron, wh o set hts ov.n sprmg trmrung pace thts year, showed Monday he's all set b.y swattmg h1s third homer or th e sprmg m.the Braves ' 7~ rout of lhe Baltimore OrtoleS m th e1r exhib1t1on game m New Or· leans ~ d t 1 (t f ld 111 C r1ve o e 1e wasn '1 muchfordtstance, because the game was played m a small park But tl was h1 t hard , anci the It has not been deflmtely announced that Aa ron will play on fhu[\';d ay fh e Br a v.es on gma lly trted to hold ham out of the three-ga me ser1es m Cmcmnall th a t opens the seaso n so that he m1 ght h1t h1s record-tymg homer m Atla nta, bu t base ba ll Co mmi sS ioner Bowte Kuhn upset that wtth an order that Aaron must play m Cmcmnat1 tf ne ca n Kuhn sa1d he ex:pe cts Aaron to play Ln his usual pattern , that, IS, two out of three ga mes So the odds are 2·1 that Aaron w1ll pia;:, m lhe opener Wtlh the Ame nca n Lea gue legs Hank walked twice and ~tru ck out once before lashmg h1s homer Ex.Ortolc Dave Johnson hit tw o homers fo r the Bnnes, 1 of them off On olc ace Jmt Pa lmer \\h o ~A as fo rced to lea ve the game after th1 ee mnmgs with a stra m m his low er bac k a nd hea d for Baltimor e fo r med1 ca l ex a nu n a tlon~ The On oles thmk Palmer v.1ll be able to pHlh th e1r o p c m ru~ ga me a s pre VIously announced Here's how the nt her cxtubt- Go.e5sler's Jewelry Store Court EASTERN - Eas tern and Southern H1 gh School baseball teams met here Monda y aftei noon m the opemng ga me of the 1974 Southern Va lley Athletic Conference ISVACi season, and the Eagles \\ asted no hme Jumpmg mto a sha re of first place 1n the loop sta ndmgs n1ppmg the Tornados 32 The Eagles JOi n the South western Htghlande• s tn the lop spot, as the Galha Counttans topped North Galha 11-5, m another Monday contest It wa s a pitchers' duel mos t of the way, with both tea ms combtmng lor JUst eight "'"s, five !rom Eagle bats and three !rom the-Tornados More batters reached base by walks tn the wmdblown affair, as Eastern starter Steve Goebel walked lwo, Don Etchm ge r, ht s replacement and the wmner , walked four , and Southern starter and loser Peter Sayre gave up four free pa ss ~;: s Eastern took a 2-0 lead '" the top of the !trst, as JUniOr short stop Randy Blake, the leadtng t\s mdepe nden l age nt s \\e rcprt..: <>~n l sc,cr II str l lll ,:! 1ns t1r tllL l C\l lllp.Lilii!S W~: ,1re free ltl st.: IC'll lhL' 11 !_;111 kmd li t 111-.ul.lllCt l n r \0 \11 c tr hnml' ~~r hu ~ ll ll'ss .tnd \\C lll.lkr; Jh1 l' ~ lr 1 d hlrgc l n r tillS s\' n 1Ct.: . ,, '\. one com pa n) s tlcsm.tn on the l1tlll.: r h.md Ill li St n ec~:s s.t 11h If\ to st:l l \O ll thL' p(1\1 ~.:\ Ius com p til\ ~liTers <\ s 1ndcpt.: ndcn t msur.1ncc .Jgc lll s \~ t..: olfer \U \1 I he H1 g Ddl"t'rl' ncc m mspr.mce- uur contmumg person d ttt entll ln C.ill us Wllhahl D. Childs , Henry BlQCk has 17 reasons why you Downing-Childs Agency, Inc. should come to us Middleport. Oh1o tax help. of experience and our people have been specillllY trained. We will do our best in prl!paring your returnt and then we'll carefully check 1t for accuracy~ The Btg Red Mac hme pro- duced fi ve homPr~ mr h1rl1n P Wllatt' ~S ox 4 T\\IIIS 3 More v. oe fo r the Twms v. ho ho~ve lost 21 uf 24 llus spnng 'I he} led, 3-1, but Hon Santo duublell lwllle t" o Whtte Sox runs 1n the s1xth .md then sc_mcd the v.10rung run on Ed Her rm.ann's stng le P ttc her W.w ne Gra nger , be mg gLven a C hi t.:<t ~o trwl afte r be1n g I e le£ls~ d by th t: Y C~ nk ee:; bl,tnked the Twms on three hits 1n fi ve mnmgs llullans 9 Cubs 2 r.av lord Perry breezed seve n mn mgs fm th e hrst tlme for the l'rtbe y1eldmg four h1ls and two ru ns H1s support mcluded t\\o tn ples by Osca r Gamble <~ n d ' three htt s by Chn s Chambliss Sliver hmng for th e Iutte r of the dav w1th two hi ts tn fo ur tnps, doubled off Sayre !.eft-fielder Ttm Kuhn hn ed a smgle through the left stde \ll lh Blake stopptng at lhtrd Kuhn wa s given the go-ahead to stea l,second on Sa)re's next pitch, and t~ e throw fr om Tm nado catcher Greg Dunmng go~ past shorts top J F Young, w1th Blake scormg and Kuhn movmg around to thud Juntor center£1eld er Mtke Larktns then doubled dn vmg rn Kuhn before Sayre got out of the mmng on a fl y ball ground out and stnkeou l Southern got one of 1ts three htls tn ' thetr half of the f1rst when semor thud sacker Dave Theiss smgled, but he was erased on a shck 6-1-3 double pla y The Tornados went down m orde1 111 the lop of the second, and Sayre seemed warm and sharp as he fanned six of the next seven batters who made outs F1rst baseman Greg Ba1ley was the only Eagle to reach base tn the second (on a walk ) whtle two got on m the lhtrd, Larktns on an error by the cente1 ftelder Ra ndy Warner and Goebel vta a free pass Meanwhile, Vern Ord, Southern second baseman, was the only Tornado to reach base 1n lhe tlurd when he ""s h1t b) a Goebel pttch Southern cc1 n1e · stonm ng ' back 1n the fourth to kn ot the score at 2 2 Thetss led .off wt th h1s second smgle of the day, !ollo\\ ed b) a 11alk to Dunmng SaJre smgled scon ng The1ss se nd1ng Dunmn g to thtrd When left fielder John Sal se r s grounded to the mound , Goe bel 's tlu ow to the pla te wa s m t1me to get Dunmng, but Salser leac hed ftrs t and Say re moved to lhtrd Young then walked to load the bases shll w1th one out before Wa rner h1t a sacn hce fl y to center field , sconng Say•e Sophomore Don E1chmger then came tn fur Goe bel and fanned Ord for the th1rd out Eastern went down m order tn the home hal! of the !om t11, before Southern managed tw o walks tn 1\s half of the fifth , although neither runner got past fir st base Mt lc h Nease JUmor hrstbaseman, drew the first free pass, but \\ as t~ro 11n out trymg to steal second That was followed uy a walk to l'hetss, but Dunnmg popped out to Blake at short to enp the tnmng Eastern scored the dectdmg run of the game In the bottom of the ftfth as Blake led of!" 1th a s1ng le Ku hn tne d to popped out tu the Sa'!- It m lfJlllg to sa ~..: Ilfl ce but p1 tchC' r ~m d double Jlla ke llfMtrsl thre 11 w1ldlj the Eag le 1 unne1 tnkmg second Goebe l then \~ on the g.m1e fo r h1s rep lacement on lhc mound w1th d smg le Southe1n v. ent clu\\11 111 order m tile s1x th , but \\ lth the f1rst tw o batters 111 the se\-enthc. reltred on ground bolls to thud base ma n J ohn Sheets, the Tornad os s ta1 ted a ra il\ ge ttm g tv.o rree passe::; uff E1clun ger But d towermg fh to n ght by Thc1ss end ed the ga me Et c h1n ge r , as £~fo r e m e n • honed, got the v.m gomg three and ..1 th1rd 1nmngs J 1eldmg nu runs on no hl l') , stnkmg out fo ur and 1\ alktng fo ur 5ayre went the d1 s~ n re for Southern s tnkmg uut mne gtvmgUp two ea rned ru11s un f1 ve h1 ts and \\alkmg fo ur The Tornados 1101\ 1-1 host Federa l Hock1ng tomght v. h1le the Eag les, al2-l ol e off unttl next Monday \\hen they trave l to North Galli a Southern 000 200 0- 2 1 3 Easw rn 200 010 X- 3 5 1 Sayre ( LP ) dnd Dun mng Goeucl Etclungc• rWP i I ~ ) and Bowen DETROIT (UP!) - Chicago the attack of the other P1stons Bulls' Coach Dtck Motta dtdn't " Denrus was the difference, " even mentiOn center Demus ~ulls ' guard Norm Van Lier Awtrey or guard Rtck Adelman satd "He made Bob work m planrung for the Nattonal every tune he got the ball and Basketball Assoctatwn semif•· at the end, that patd of! for us nal playoff senes agaUISt the Defense won It at the end " Detrmt Pistons It \las a seesaw battle all the So who came off the bench and tecetved major credit from Motta for the Bulls' 1011103 vtctory over the PIStons, the f•rst playoff wm on the road lor the Bulls m 19 tnes, to even the best-<>f-seven senes at a VIctory aptece ' None other than DenniS f ' Awtrey and Ri. . Adelman "Denny played (Bob) Lamer pretty good," Motta sa1d "! was really pleasect wtth the performance of our ' bench Adelman gave us a very good performance for the short wh1le he was m there " Adelman played only f1ve mmutes th the game and scored only two pomts, but he harassed Ptstons playmaker Dave Bmg and sparked the Bu11s' defense while he was on the boards Awtrey, ptaymg 26 rrunutes, scored only one pomt and Lamer dropped 38, sharmg scormg honor~ w1th the Ilulls' Bob Love But Awtrey's JOb on Lamer made hun get the pomts and helped the Bulls turn off Sports today Hre11ers 6 A's 2 ll i\ SE II A LL F !fttl , straight loss for the .11 :vl e tg s li o n ton \\ Odd chHmp ion A'> despite" l ' •·ll<'l a l llo c ktbg a t two-run hDmer bJ Rerl Camsouthe rn "panciiS thut had g 1ven U1em a I'HA< K - ), ,, s te m, 2-0 tht rd-l nntng lead :\111 lh (, :!lim a nd Meigs MtlY.aukec tted llm that frame .1nd th en blew lla p.lrt \\ Jth four .1t \h-t ~s I \llddh•po1t i. runs 1r1 the e1ghth , hJgh lt ~htcd I'OSTJ'o o 'I ED by Bob ColucciO's tnp le \k1 ;:s " I ron ton ,,I Ex pos 7 Phllltes I \II'I )(S tod .n 1\, o "tnmng s t re<~k.s co lhded - Expos wo n t heir s axth ~'ll::fllge:;:;;t;, , 'llo~.<:~:;:;oei'Jo'ol.~ll888:af&ow:me: stra1gh t Pht ls lost dfter wm • mg one run p1lchmg no-h1t ball mng four strdlght rxpo plt- for G I 3 1nn1 ngs Mel Stottche1 Mtk e 101 1cz not on!) lem., 1 e. Ya nk 01>e nm g hurler, hur led one-run f1 ve hit ball for \\as wh<~cked on the shin by a sL'< mmng:; but sluggl'd u thtce DelVe Schneck hne dnve byt 1un dou ble 1-l .:"l l Brce d ~n \\ .ls not be lieved sc rwusly homered for Expu:-:; 111 stx-1 un hurt .ma ck on Steve C:~ r l t on Yankees 2 Mc ls 1 0.1\- C no bert s, Ast ros Gene Michaels smg!ed }10me openc1, y,e nt eLg ht mnmgs Ul Gratg Nettles tn the last of t11e h1s tune up allowmg !tve ht ts ru nth off rehever Har r..,. Parker and knockmg m t\\ o runs w1th a to g1ve th e Yank s a 2-1 spnng stn gle Mt cke; Loll ch th e lead ove r thetr New York Detrot t loser, sttll not gomg nva ls Bu t Mel<i l orn Seaver " ell tilts spnng tuned up for opemng da) by Angels 10 Cahlorma·lnine 2 ~o mg seven mmngs ~and allow !'he b1g leaguers b'lnged 14 Ju ts agat nst the NC AA college diVISIOn cha mps, led by J<><:o La houd s three-run horner and.. . . . . ._ Bobby Valentme's three ht ts Astros " R" team 7 Rangers 6 Parker olso homered for Pi llsM1ke Easler smgled home burgh the ~A ummg run m th e nmth Clay K1rby went ftve uu11ngs mn1 ng as Chf! Johnso n ptlched for CmcmnatJ to get the VICthree scoreless relief mmngs lory fOJ "the wm Reds bomb Pirates BHADENTON, Fla (UP! ) '111e C111u nnij ti Reds and the Pi lL, burgh Ptrates got mto an old-fashioned slugfes l Monday w1 th the Reds emergmg la-9 v1ctors on the ba s1s of ftve home runs and 22 hi ts The Reda' attack was paced by Roger Freed who belted two homers, a double and a smgle wh1le scormg four runs and dn vmg m four more George Foster , Andy Kosco and B1ll Plummer also had roundtr!ppers for Ctncmnatl R1d11e ZISk hit his seventh home run of the spnng for the Pi r ,l l f' s Mtke R v rm rmd Oave ·' Ca{ insurance? State. Farm still gives you the best value. Th1 s We ek 's Spe oal VALUE RATED You get tha t fas t ln end l y sr.rv1ce we r e famou s fo r A n agent close b y whe rever you re dn v1ng And trl e wo rld s h t yeS I cv r 1nsurance company on yot1 r s1dc Sound good 7 Come no r ca ll fo1 all the detail s USED CARS 1972 PLYMOUTH DUSTER CPE. • V8 motor auto l r c1n s St ev e Snowden 553 Ru ss el 51 (G rave l HII IJ Mt ddl epor t Oh 1o PH 992 7155 and PS •2695 way, wtth neither team holdmg a lead of more tha n five pomts un ttllhe !mal minute Then the Bulls managed to pull se>en pomts m front DetrOit had the lead 21 times, t-he Bulls had It 16 tunes, and the game ,. as tied 21 times Karr & Van Zandt You II L1 ke Our Qua lify of Dotng Busmess GMAC F tNANCING 992 5342 Pomeroy Open Ev ~ nmg s T1l6 00 TIIS PM Sat WE>~y INSUII:.t.NCF STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE IN SURANCE COMPANV Ho rn e OitKe 8 oom.ng l on Ill no•s lrk c ' , U<J(J 11 n 1\U " p 71 84 1 S l •I ~ I ">1 ~ II 'I AMERICAN HARDWARE 124 W. MAIN-- POMtROY Steel Lawn Rakes enough to satisfy our g lonous meMu REGULAR NOW OPEN '1.39 Sunday-lOAM loll P .M Mon thru Thurs.-9 A.M. to 11 P.M Sal-9 A.M. to 1 A.M Adolph's DailY, _ Valley 92¢ ,· ·Big A Grass Seed REG. 4 lb. $}47 -, bag '2.09 I ' 1 I "' ' TRUE TEMPER · WEEDIN9. HOES pOINTED HOES ) 304 E. fw'\A·:~ POMEROY 992-2556 W. MAIN ,. REG.t 97~ ,., •1.19 EA. , I , I\ ,., \ I. I . I \ \ ', · • 'I ' ' j' ! l ! '': I THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE I << Drqp by the store a00 see ~'s doin' this ~ on Snacks Here and d1vers1fted - • MOORE'S everybody's mood and appeltle See 'I Rc<b 15 Pirates 9 lmd dou bled home one ru n eM her, y, a lloped u hume r to \ \In the gmne Anoth er. ex-Rfd Suxu Rcgg1cSn ut h, bad ttuee hil S fo r the Cards but ex-Card D~ego .Segut \\ as the \Unnmg pi t< her :·~~®&:~·:.W&?&:~~~·:~ tdl "' I I It's fr1endly and ecortom lca l , qu1ck ,, twn s wen t M o nd ~y M1ke r.urg.m walked Cecil Coope1 RIC'o Pe troce lli, who Eagles get past Southern 3-2 Sure. An independent~~~ agent makes no extra charge for his services. Hungry Kids? Don't Argue & Homers were fl ymg ,111 oye r the place w1th Gem ge Foster, And\ Kosco and Btll Plummer of the Reds and M1kc Rvan, Dave Pa rk er, and RIChie Ztsk JOmmg F reed 1n th e fuq z1sk has seven this spnng. G1ant s 7 Dudgcrs 6 1\ f1 ve-tun rail) 111 the thi rd mmng helped the CJiants hdQd the1r arch r1vals on iJ their secornl loss tn the last ! G ga mes A two-run home 1 b\ T1m Rudolph t.:d ppc;d the ra il~ and offset c1 later t\\ 0-1un blast b) Dodger Steveli "rve) Gtant rehet,;er Rand) Moff1lt Bt llie Jean Kmg's younger brother ran h1s stnn g of scoreless uunngs lo lO l-Jb} pttchmg the last t" o !or a save morr uproac he'll 'cu ttse \\hen he "Can I afford an indep.endent insurance expert to figure out what's best for me?" 14.95 Fami~ twoby Hoge1 freed , 1n a22-1l1t ons laug ht lhtJt mdde Cia\ Kar b) the w~nnmg pllcher ·B ulls capture first platoff • wm, drop Pistons, 108-103 ucopia Family . Pin foJ;jnc~ • lilt; (:drd~ ha cl this one · Cubs - a ' :;torelcss , onC-I1tt, "" r~ pp ed up, 4-3, w1th two uut Ill three-mnmg relief JOb by M1ke the mn th \\ hen ex-Red Soxer Paul, hts best this spnng On oles as the humc team Monda y, both teams usetl .1 designa ted hitter' and fo r connects for No 714 FOR Inc:,""'"''"' ova tion tlic J,OOO Lowsta nu f.ms gave Hammerm' Hank were JUSt <' PrevleW of the has h1s home run bat m tWJe EASTER TRI Cross of Chnst " Reports were g1ven by Mrs Richard Vaughan , secre~, and Mrs Waddell, treasurer Mrs Joseph Batley's devotwns mcluded an account of the ascenston taken from the book " Creative Health for Dally Ltv mg." She also read a story !rom the War Cry lltl!ld "The Cross that Came Alive " Mrs Vaughan m the absence of Mrs James Harleypresented the malenal from the miSsion yearbook wtth the Rev Dwtght Zav•tz gtvmg a prayer for m1ss1onanes. The story of Easter was presented wtlh variOus members taking part and the readmg mterspersed w•th verses of " Let Us Break Bread Together ''Mrs. Coleman read about the passover, Mrs Myron Mtller , "Jesus Foretells the Betrayal," Mrs James Buchanan "The Garden of Gethsemane, " Mrs Coleman, the cructftxton, Mrs Vaughan, the empty tomb Mrs. Paul Haptonstall played "Alone" on the accordion, and also accompamed the members at the piano !or "The Old Rugged Cross " To conclude the program, members wrote thetr personal feelings about Christ on cards whtch were then attached to a large wooden cross The Rev Mr Zavttz concluded the program w1th prayer. Refreshments wete served by Group III Fn Hank Aaron ready 11fter slamming third home run . N B.A Stanchng s By Un1fed Press Int ernational Eastern Conf er enc e E'l ayo tf s Best four out of seve n I HER! Fast 1''\ \ Th e program featured presentations from each of )he diurches represented at the meeting Mrs ·Shirley Bumgardner and Mrs Peggy Bnckles accompamed by Mrs Ann Lambert, all of the ZIOn Church, sang "Reach Out to Jesus " From the Rutland Church, Mrs Thelma Hysell and Mrs Johnson sang 11 He Touched Me" and, "How Long Has It Been "There was a solo, "When Is He Commg Agam' " by Mrs Amstutz of the Pomeroy Church, and a duet by Amy Erwm and Beth Wolfe, " I'd Ltke.to Teach the World to Smg, " and ' 1Have Fa1lh m God"' and "I Shall Not Be Moved " by the vocal group, "The New Begmmng" composed by Cathy Baker, Martha McNeal, Sharon Wtlson, Trudy Roach, Chnsly Hess and Mary Boggs, all of the Mtddleport Church of Christ Representing thel Hemlock Grove Church was Mrs Sylvia Mtdktff who read, "Try to Save a Soul " Mrs Allegra Will of the Dexter Church read "Gosstp " and " Prayerful Thoughts," and Mrs Norma Russell of the Bradford Church read "Her Occupation" and "In Fatth " For the Bradbury Church, Beverly Wtlcox sang "Brmg Back the Sprmghme" and the program concluded w1th Mrs Rtfe smgmg "Lonely, Lonely Vmces" Follo,. mg prayer by Mrs Eleanor Hoover, the group went to the basement dtmng room for refreshments Association meets ..... I• ~: lt• lull'Cl O( l llp~lti UfiS pl (:l<.e lll dJ"' e mpha sis • un pre pa1a t10 n f01 JObS und t al l' lr~ v.1th r ec o~ mtwn tha t wm ke1s e~ l so fill multiple role:; a s hom e make rs dnd commum ty leaders Fu ture Home ma kers of Ame n ~a 1s ~.: LI-spon sored by the Women plan cleanup "l'.J."I I <l t "Jnt., \\ Social .II f Calendad !1 · gra nd pa rent ' Plc~ce ma ts we1e made for the rest home s £~1 Chri stma s lime and favm s dre bemg mv de fm the rest U S Off1 ~e of Educa twn ho m e~ fm Eastt~ 1 Th~ lt' st thr ough the DI VISIO n Of home~ \\ C~J re v.nrkmg w1 th a1e Voca ti onal a nd Techm ca l F:l m" ood ,Jnd Arcadia EducatiOn and the Amertca n 1 FHA \\ as founded as a Home Ec'onom1cs Assoc1ahon na twn al ot g<~ mz a twn for home H1gh sc hool ht.Jmc economtcs et.:onomJts stud..: nts on June 11 , teat hers members of the state 19~ 5 There ,1re 11\ 0 types of hnme eco nomt cs· educa twn FHA c hapters Consum e r staff a nd leadwg . home Homemaklllg cha pl<>t s place e~: on om 1sts !:ierve as adv1sors maJOr empha siS on consumer to cha pter s tate and nattonal educa tiOn humerna ktng and youth offi cers, gtvtng gUidan ce famJI J ltfe educatum combmed and counse ling to the program w1 th exploratiOn of JObs and National headquarters are ca reers , the Her o chap ters for located tn Washtnglon, D C studPnts m hnmt• M onnmu c:. ( unsum c r humcmc~ ki ng e~ n d Her o chc~p te r s of F'HA are foc.. usnlg ~ r i C \\ ' ' J - The Datly Scntmel, Middleport Pomeroy,D, l'uesday, Aprtl 2. t974 Thltly Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Toesday , Apnl2, 1974 . I ~l~· ,,,\'1I\t. ' 1r ) .. 1 I I \ \ ,, I I 1' 'I , I .. ' I ' ' \II I \ ' ' I . " ' �I I. > ' ' I I II ' ' ~-The ' :1 BB :;? · • Om···«·:-:·mm:-:::~·=:::;···.·=·=·~;: 'Impact '74 '{heme of FHA llY DEHill~ WINDON !'UPPERS PLAINS - Tl11• • \\llh the eld et lJ t tws~ ll bt."<.a use 11f Ihe nmliLH; r of t~ld el pi>r lp )(' l n !Ins ·t! l .l S(•JJH.' f l i lt: mcmbe1:; "I:; II people m I he farst ~\ ce k Jn Aprtl l:s il ~PCUC:l l week fm member s uf !h( Eastern F' utur e HuiilcmHkers of i\mcn ca This week , Mdr ( h H througli Aplll 6, t s N~itJOn a l FH A Hero Week the to u nl l v~ ~ II It " /ciii Jil•~ l lr~l l phk c~ jll i StJ/1 \\llll tllq \\Ill f.l d r1pl a$ a atru" on the (IJC IIIC JmpdC I '74' ( hosen to ca ll attenlt nn I(F...a t~ ppr <Jd t: h !o pr o~ ra m plcmrnng lllesc young people I have adopted Thr ough Pr ugr am Ad wn •· lmp ad kil<; \o\Cre de\ eloped by natiO nal uffH.: eJs a nd Introd uced to ~.: hap te r~ a t the bcg1 nmng of th1s sc hoQI ) e.Ir 11 JS P1 gott ~.: hap te r p1esJde nt sa ui We a re ~A orkm g on m-<l epth p1 OJecl-; bud! (:II ound out club '~ LOn ce1ns that o:1 re challengmg .md stnnulatmg" One 1s a p1 OJect Mrs. Bird hosts homemaker club of New Haven .Wiss Sheme A. Turner , " !OUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mrs Ra lph Turner, Salen r , Rutla nd, is announcmg the approachmg marnage of her daughter, Sherne Anne, to Bernard J Might, Rt I, Mtddl~port The bnde-<'lect, a g•aduate of Metgs Htgh School, attende d Rto Grande College, and IS a graduate of the Galhpohs Busmess College. She" employed at the Amctlcan Electric Pow~r Service Corp , Rt 3, Albany, Her fiance, a graduate of Middleport Htgh School, IS an employe of the Southern Ohto Coal Co An open church wedding •s planned _ lor June I at 6 30 p.m at the Church of Chust, ~!!,tland , w1th a reception tmme<hately !ollowmg the ceremony Mary Lieving has program . for New Havefl M ethodtsts • By Mrs Leora A Ltdcl NEW HAVEN - The March mee ting of the New Haven Umted Melhodtst Women was held 111 Scott Memortal Hall w1lh mne members present wtlh Mrs Mary L1evmg m charge of the program As the hymn "Chnst Is The World 's True Ltghl," wa s played so!tly on the p1ano, each member, In prayerful medttatton, held a hghted candle representmg Chnst's punly and shmmg hght Mrs. Ltevmg's program topiC was, "A Tune lor Joy and A Time to Share " Pictures of human JOY and sorrows were used to Illustrate the theme "We, as fellow brothers and ststers, should fmd tmie to meditate on Jesus ' death and resurrection , and to share and commumcate w1th others the depth of Its meamng," she satd Passag es read from the B1ble were, lsatah and the commg of Chrtst and what wtll happen to htm , John - John the BaptiSt telhng of the cummg of Christ, and Luke, telling of Jesus ' appearance on. the road to Emmaus Readers 11ere Judy Hesson, Clara Burris and Janel Bumgarner Bumgarner Mrs Ltevmg concluded by talkmg a bout the poor m our country - the mtgrants , the aliens who work many long hours tn the f1elds and m In· dustry \\Ilh little compensatiOn so that we may have- the luxuri es we enjoy each day She added, 'We w1ll only be truly one m Chnst Jesus when we are a \\ ar e and do somethmg lot these people " The program closed w1th prayer by the group and the leader warnmg never to grow complace nt m atlltudes toward brothers tn Chnst Clara Burns , v1ce president, prest ded over the busmess mee tmg m the a bsence of ~IRACLE~ DO Ji~ ITill~~mRiflriD . Man y great works of and art we re literatu re con ce 1ved dunng penods of d re am1ng Klop stock rece tve d seve ral 1deas for ' Th e Mess1ah m ht s sleep Otto Loew1c w a s led by a dream to for mulate new tdea s concernmg c he m1ca l reac:t1on m th e trani miSSion s of ner ve 1m pul ses to mu scl es For th 1s he rece1ved 0 Nobel Pnze m med1 c me Ma ny of S1r N ew t o n 's I sa ac mathematt c:al d1 s co ver~ es were a ch1eved wh1le he slept El1a s How e was unable to build a wor kab le sew 1ng mact11ne u nt •l m a dream he V1Sual 1zed that he put the hol e near th e pomt of th e n ee dle r a ther tha n on the other end A M1racle Wa ter Refin er 15 a dream com e true V• sual1 ze the le 1sur e t 1m e you wt ll fin d to en1oy when yo ur horn e r uns on Refined Wat er Your d is h es gla ss wa re pots and pans are eas1er to cl ean and a1r dr y beaut i fu l l y wtthout spots Y o u Will br eeze I thr ou gh your bathrOOm a nd kit chen clean 1ng c hor es w1thou t stoppmg to scour awa y batht ub r1ng s and oth er la p wa t er sla ms Laundry W1l l co me out bn t her and so fter - with le!is tr ouble A be tt er l 1fe w1th Refi ned W a t e r , a drea m co m e true w1 th a M 1r acl e Ref me r For more mf orm at1on ca l l B82 2525 SAYRE HAROWARE 882 2525 New Haven , W Va iiil•••••••ll!lllillllllillilill•••••••••.. SALES MANAGERS ,-SALES REPRESENTATIVES Make This Job COmpariSon I l mmed 1atc earn 1ng s upward ol $ 1000 mo 2 F1rs t year bonus o f $2040 3 Comp lete cl a ssr oo m and f 1eld tr a1n mg . mc lud 1ng expense pa1d tnp to na11onal sales lramtQg ten ter 4 Continuous advancem~t lrammg to help you 1ncrease earn ngs 5 Plen f J' of p rospect s NG door \ 1 to door cnn'La!:>s1ng No "'tt slack season 6 Over 3 mil l 1on doll ar s a year of nat1onal advert1 Smg 7 lnt ernat1dn all y known company Ueade r tn t 1e!d , ~ mult1 -mtll1on d o llar assets 8 L1fe 111ne car eer opp ortun lfy 9 take Ide eas y at the end of 20 to 30 yea r s Wit h a rettrement fund of $40 to $802 a month 10 Advan cement t o sa les manageme nt ' How Does Your Job Compare? Call MUTUAL OF OMAHA WEEKDAYS 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. MR, EISCHEID 439-4413 I 1\n e<Jl!al opporiUnity emplo)ler M 1 '-~. NEW HAV EN I he Che1okee Homemakers Club mee hn g here at tne home of MIS R1tchte Btrd , Tuesday evemn g, March 26, was called to order by the president, Mrs Dav1d Dewhurs t, who led the salute to the !la g Nm e memt'>ers answered roll call Mrs Grace Whtte thanked the members for the get-1\ell card she "' received wh1le 10 Pleasant Valley Hospt tal Mrs Ge• a)d Clark had been a patient In Clevelan~ Clime and was re turned home March 25 The next club meetmg wtll be held Apnl 23 at the home of Mrs Luther Smtth Devotions m charge of Mrs Ollie Brownmg Included sc11ptute, Psalms 24 1, a readmg "The Tunnel," a song, 'Wonderful Words of Ltfe,' and prayer by Mrs Luther Snnlh The lesson, West V~rg tma Genealogy, was discussed by Mrs ' K K Sc1tes and M•·s Brow"tnng Also dtscussed v. as a CIVIC prOJCCt for the club to complete m order to become a blue nbbon club Refreshments were served by the hos tess to Mrs Browmng, Mrs Casto Mrs Dewhurst 1 Mrs Mma Johnson , Mr~ K K Scttes, Mrs Sm1th, Mrs Charles Stone, Mrs Whtte and guests, Mrs. Joseph Sc•tes, Shelle)' and K1mberly Casto and Mtss Conme Bud Naom1 -. Bumgardner , prestdent. Mrs Evelyn Danbury satd she had secured seven formal gowns, w1th a posstbtlity of three more, to be delivered personally to the Burlmgton Chtldren's Home for thetr Jumor Htgh Spnng Prom The meetmg closed w1th prayer by Mary Lievmg, with a spectal praye r lor several members who were Ill Refreshments were served from an altrac!Ively appmnted table by Mrs Judy Hesson and Mrs Mary DeMoss You~h group has meeting Tfie Free Methodist Youth of Laurel Chf! met Saturday evemng The program opened w1th the congreg ahon s10gmg 11 It's Mme ' Prayer was giVen by the Rev Robert Barton The congregation also sang My Savior's Love" followed by a song, "The Old Ttme Way" by Dtana LewiS, Belinda Fnend and Barbara Kletn Jeff Htlhar) rea d from Luke 22 1423 The offenng was taken by Ma rv1 n Frtend , Wayne Letfhett , Je!! Htlhary and Robm Buckle) ·Prayer .was gtven by Lloyd Wnght A solo was presented by Angelia Martm "Ne1ther Do I Condemn Thee" Becky and Steve Ebhn and Jtm Gilmore sang, "I'll Fly Away" An· noun cements were read by the Rev Bob Buckley "Hajltt not Been" was sung by Kathy Pulhns an~ Barbara Klem Rev f\obert Barton sang 'cToo Much To Gam to Lov e" '!'he congregatiOn sang, "Oh, How I Love Jesus" The ser''Ices were then turned over to Rev Buckley Members of the FMY group are Charles Dtehl , Robtn Buckley Jeff Htlhary, Marvm . f riend, Wayne Letfhett, Becky Eblin, Barbara Kletn , Dtana Lewts, Belinda Fnend, Sharon Buckley and Sherrt Clark Mr and M~s Steve Ebhn are advisors, and Mr and Mrs Lloyd 1Wright and Shirley F"rtend are I \ \ \ I I Clean-up day at the OhiO Valley Chnsllan campstte at -Bedford , an annual prOJect of the Meigs Chnsllan Women's Fellows hip , wa s set for ,._Saturday \\hen the Fellowship me t Thursday mght at the Pomeroy Church of Chnst The g1 oup also voted to purchase plas ti c mattress covers lor the church camp The cleanup work IS bemg done m prepara tion for a men's retrea t"at the camp Apnl 19 and 20 Durmg the meellng II was announced that a ·revival will be held at the Zwn Chm ch, Apnl 7-12, and a youth revival w1th the Master QuartellVlll be U1ere, Apnl 26-28. Thank-you letters were read (rom M1ke Vyloms and the OperatiOn Evangelize , Team for contrtbutton s to lhe1r work and Mrs Jeanette Thomas exwnded thanks on behalf of the Metgs Commumly School for a donatiOn Mrs Ruoy Rtfe , president, gave gtfts to Mrs Edna Amstutz Jn apprecwtwn .for a program at the F"ebruary meeting Plans we1e made for the Apnl 18 meeting at the Rutland Church of Chrtsl wtth the Pomeroy Church of Chnst to have the devotiOns The meeltng opened with group smgmg led ' by Mrs Merle Johnson w1th Mrs George Glaze as ptamst Mrs Ams tutz gave the openmg prayer Devotions were g1ven by Mrs Cathy Erwm of the Middleport Church of Chrtst Dedtcalton of the' overseas sewmg asSignment and a program on the crucifiXIon, resurrectiOn and ascenston of Chrtst htghhghted the Thursday night meetmg of the Women's Assoctatwn of the' Middleport Ftrs t Untled Presbylertan Church · Mr" · VIVIan Waddell dediCated the sewmg and other matenals collected for overseas miSsion work Included were towels , wash cloths, shee1l!, other lmens, toothpas te. brushes and miscellaneous Items The assoctalton voted to make a $10 contrtbutwn to the Mtddleporl!Iremen's fund and plans were announced lor the annual mother -daugh ter banquet May I> at 6 30 p m The executive committee wtll have charge of the meat and peverage for the baiuiuet Mrs Jack Coleman prestded at the meetmg which opened with group stngmg of "In The Sing!eJ to meet m Pt. Pleasant PT PLEASANT - Parents Wtthout Partners w1ll meef at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Appalachtan El e ctric Audttortum, Jeff e rson Boulevard . , All members and prospective members of the Tn-County area are mv1ted to hear Dr Jay Skmner of Holzer Medtcal Center For further In· formation call 67>-4686, 4462587 or 4~6-1230 CANTATA SET SYRACUSE - The combmed chorus of Forest Run, Mmersv1lle, and Syracuse Untted Methodist Churches w1ll present a cantata "The Sorr ow, The Vt dtory" at Syra 9use Asbury Untied MethodiSt Church Sunday at 7 30 p m Mrs ,john Sauvage ts 1 the director and Mrs ~oy Jenkms, the organlst The public IS cordially l~vlted to attend • ' ' I J \- ,, r • Pro Standings ~ w New Yor k c,ap• t al I I I I 1 I 10 Boston Bu ff a l o o1 Western Conferen ce Pla yoft s Best four I"Uf of sev en TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT firemen 's auxiliary, meet at hreh,puse at 6 15, then to Me1gs Inn for dmner, back to !.rehouse for dessert and · wh1te elephant sa le Anm versary to be obI served HAIR STYLE contest Tuesday m cosmetology lab of Metgs Htgh School by Jumor and semor students Public mvtted to observe each present style of chmce All shop owners and operators InVIted to observe cemb out and )udgmg period which starts at 7 and wtll be followed by soc tal hour OHIO ETA Pht Chapter, Beta Stgma Phi Soronty, 7 30 p m ' columbus and Southern Ohto Electric Co SOUTHE'RN H1 gh Junwr Class and mothers, 7 30 p m , m study hall at h1gh school to make plans for alumm banquet All urged to attend STAR Stitchers Jumor Leaders 4-H Club, 7 p m at the home of Mrs Roy Holter, ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr and Mrs Lew1s Advtsor J Srruth, Pomeroy, are announcmg the engagement and approachmg marnage of their daughter, Mary Jane Smtth, CHESTER COUN CIL , to Joseph McCarty, Cheshire, son of the late Oscar James Daughters of America , 8 p m McCarty and Olga McCarty McCarty IS employed by the Tuesday, at the hall Pracllce Twm Ctty Cab Co , Pomeroy The weddmg wtll be an event of wtll be held m preparat1on for Aprtl 19, 6 p m at the Westland Holiness Chutch, receiVIng the naltonal and Harrisonvtlle The grac1ous custom of open church will be state officers at the rally All to observed parttc1pate m the rally are asked to be present lor the practice WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Ltterary Club, 2 p m Wednesday, home Frmt baskets lor the 19 Luz1er Cosmettcs \'l' erc guests of Mrs Rodney Dowmng Mrs at the mee ting 1\lth the club Dwtght Zav•tz to present the patien ts at the Elmw ood members par t1c1patmg to a NurSing Home will be prepared program, "A Story o£ the complew factal Lots Deem by members of the Eastern Cross" by Hennetta Eleanor Homemak e rs as a spec 1al won the door pr1 ze Faruen , a readwg se t to Present for the meetmg were classtcal muSic telhng th e Easter prOJe ct Pam Hager, president , Mrs Meeting Thursday mghl at story of the cruc1ftxton, death Louks, sec re tar) , Jud1th and resurrec tiOn of Jesus the home of Mrs Sharon Starcher, v1ce pr es adent ; Sue Christ Roll call response wtll Louks, Long Bottom the cl ub Dy e, treasurer Mrs Deem , members planned the prOJect be a great woman behmd a and J ea ne tte wtth Sally Cald" ell vo lun 1e por te r , great man Berkley, M1 s Ca ldwe ll , and POMEROY Lodge 164, F teermg to se rve as c~at r ­ .Joan Sm1th and A M , Wednesday, 7 30 woman Mrs Alma Marshall Refreshments were served and Mrs. Ma1 garet Monroe of p m All master masons mby Mrs Louks, Mrs Hager, vtted Mrs Sm1th anct Mrs Staccher EVANGELINE Chapwr 172, RESERVATIONS DUE · OES, Middleport Masom c Reservations for the . lun ~ Temple, practwe sesSIOn, 6 30 cheon at the Regwn 11, OhiO pm Association of Garden Clubs, OFFICERS OF Metgs Htgh spnng meelmg Apnl 27 at School alumm at 7·30 p m McArthur are to be made by meeting rooms of Columbus April 19 w1lh Mrs Howard and Southern Ohw Electrtc Co Nunnemaker, 507 W Mam St., Alumm are mvtted to attend McArthur Mrs Aaron Kelton, RegiOn 11 director, w1ll be m , THURSDAY Dayton Wedn es da) and EVANGELINE Chapter 172, Thursday, to attend the spnng OES, Masonic Temple, Middleport, annual mspectwn, board meetmg of the OhiO 7 30 p m at the Temple Association . Elizabeth Whitehouse, • associate grand matron, tn· SALE DAY SET Con1 speclmg of(lcer Officers to A bake sale wtll be held wear gowns Saturday at the Rae~ne Food MEIGS County Council, Market begmmng at 10 a m Parents and Teachers, 7 30 In II. ,/n,.;.III sponsored by th e Ra c me p m. , Racme Ftremen Auxiliary SIX NIGHT meetmg at the Long Bottom Umted Methodist Churc~ now m progress The Daily Sentinel through Apnl6, 7·30 p m Rev DEVOTED tomE Clay Sloan from Calvary !NTERESTOF Community Church, Belpre, MEIGs-MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHD.L, 1--c"''''"cla lly created to will be the evangelt.<;t The Rev Em Ed po r tray your famtly ' s Standley Brandum, pastor ROBERTHoEFUrn, City Editor story 1n beaut1ful Publ lC IDVl ted Pllbliahed daUy except Saturday by The btrthmonth co lors REORGANIZATION of O!uo valley ""~"'""' O>mpooy , Ill l t B Sc t Tr Collrt.St , Pomeroy , Ohio . ~m Busmes.s M1dd epor 0Y OU • oop ort1ce Phone mma FAti.orial Phone 9928 24> for Boys 11 through 16 or 2157 fifth graders Scouts and Secomi class postage paid at Pomero}' Ohio parents InVIted to attend the Nahonal ad\'erltsmg represen tati ve weekly meeting at 7 30 p m at Bolllnelll-Golla""', st , NewYork th e Feeney-Bennett Post 128 of NewYork subscrlpuoo rates Delivered b) carrier the Amencan LegiOn where available 60 cents per week By Route where camer service not SPEC! AL M. ee ti ng of Metgs Motor availabiO One m"'lh, "., By marl rn County Democrat party Ohio and w Va One Year Sl8 sa comnuttee 8 p.m. m county months, S9 50 , Three month s. ss Elaew-here $22 00 year , six months Sll M St., Pomeroy court room of Court House All three martha, t6 50 Subscription prtce J:Ommttteemen and mterested - lncludesSWxla:;Tirnes&ntmel democrats urged to attend CATHOLIC Women's Club, 8 p m Wednesday at Sacred Heart Church preceded by Mass al7 :l!ipm v FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the Amencan Revolulton, 2 p m Fnday at the home of Mrs . • Thereon Johnson Program, "lndtan Culture of Southeastern Ohto" by Larry ' I Wolfe who wtll display a Reason 12. We have had years collectiOn of lndtan artifacts w D etro1 t Ch tc ag o I I I 1 I M !w au kee 1 Los Ange l es o 01 M o ndav s R es ulf s Cht c ag o 108 Det r o1 t 103 on l y game sched uled Tu esday s Gam es Milw au k ee at Los Ang el es Ci! p tta l a t New YQrk Boston al B uffa lo only games scheduled ABA standmg s By Unit ed Pr ess lnl ernat•onal Ea st OPJ I SOn Playoff s Best fou r out 01 se ven w N ew Yo rk V r g tn 1a Ke ntuc k y Ca rol tna 1 ~~ 10 0 1 West OtVJston Playoff s Best fou r out ol seve n w I Sa n Anton 10 I 1 lnd tana I l U tah Sa n D1eg o 20 02 Mondays Re !> ults Miss Mary jane Smith New Yor k 129 v r g1 n 1a 110) K entuc k y ~8 Ca rol n a 102 Ut a h 119 San D ego 105 l ncllana 128 Sa n An to n10 101 Tue sday' s Games No gam es scheduled NHL S1andmgs By Un1ted Press lnternaflonal East w I t piS gf ga Homemakers give baskets Boston 51 15 Montreal NY Ran ge r s .1 .:1 23 9 98 38 23 14 90 33 26 16 8 2 41 32 12 74 2~ 37 l O 66 Toron to Buffa l o De1ro 1t 9 111 339 Vancou11 er Isla nders 22 42 11 55 17 40 18 52 West w 1 t pts Phil a .17 15 12 106 Ch1cago 38 14 23 99 L os Ange les 31 3~ 12 74 A tl anta 28 33 13 70 Mmnesota 23 35 17 63 NY St L OUIS Pt t tsbur gh Ca ltf 280 22 7 286 236 26 2 220 234 241 240 294 21 4 282 17 5 23 9 gf 256 253 21 6 202 228 nv • Tuesday's Games P1ll sburgh ,al N Y Is landers Philadelphia at Mmn es ot a at ga 153 155 223 229 259 2539 12 62 196 234 26 39 a 61 261 13 52 10 36 192 J27 Monday's Result s No gam es scheduled Caltfornt a 205 St L out s only ga mes sc hedul ed By Uruted Press lnlctuatJOnal Hank Aaron IS ready And hoy, IS he ready- The Atlanta Braves slugger th e Braves that was Aa ron, savt ng the wear-and.tca r on his and htseyeon the fence,all set for h1s first ofhc1al swmgs of the season Thursday In Cmcmnatl's Riverfron t Stad~um needmg JUSt one homer to tie Babe Ruth's all-time career record or 714 home runs Aaron, wh o set hts ov.n sprmg trmrung pace thts year, showed Monday he's all set b.y swattmg h1s third homer or th e sprmg m.the Braves ' 7~ rout of lhe Baltimore OrtoleS m th e1r exhib1t1on game m New Or· leans ~ d t 1 (t f ld 111 C r1ve o e 1e wasn '1 muchfordtstance, because the game was played m a small park But tl was h1 t hard , anci the It has not been deflmtely announced that Aa ron will play on fhu[\';d ay fh e Br a v.es on gma lly trted to hold ham out of the three-ga me ser1es m Cmcmnall th a t opens the seaso n so that he m1 ght h1t h1s record-tymg homer m Atla nta, bu t base ba ll Co mmi sS ioner Bowte Kuhn upset that wtth an order that Aaron must play m Cmcmnat1 tf ne ca n Kuhn sa1d he ex:pe cts Aaron to play Ln his usual pattern , that, IS, two out of three ga mes So the odds are 2·1 that Aaron w1ll pia;:, m lhe opener Wtlh the Ame nca n Lea gue legs Hank walked twice and ~tru ck out once before lashmg h1s homer Ex.Ortolc Dave Johnson hit tw o homers fo r the Bnnes, 1 of them off On olc ace Jmt Pa lmer \\h o ~A as fo rced to lea ve the game after th1 ee mnmgs with a stra m m his low er bac k a nd hea d for Baltimor e fo r med1 ca l ex a nu n a tlon~ The On oles thmk Palmer v.1ll be able to pHlh th e1r o p c m ru~ ga me a s pre VIously announced Here's how the nt her cxtubt- Go.e5sler's Jewelry Store Court EASTERN - Eas tern and Southern H1 gh School baseball teams met here Monda y aftei noon m the opemng ga me of the 1974 Southern Va lley Athletic Conference ISVACi season, and the Eagles \\ asted no hme Jumpmg mto a sha re of first place 1n the loop sta ndmgs n1ppmg the Tornados 32 The Eagles JOi n the South western Htghlande• s tn the lop spot, as the Galha Counttans topped North Galha 11-5, m another Monday contest It wa s a pitchers' duel mos t of the way, with both tea ms combtmng lor JUst eight "'"s, five !rom Eagle bats and three !rom the-Tornados More batters reached base by walks tn the wmdblown affair, as Eastern starter Steve Goebel walked lwo, Don Etchm ge r, ht s replacement and the wmner , walked four , and Southern starter and loser Peter Sayre gave up four free pa ss ~;: s Eastern took a 2-0 lead '" the top of the !trst, as JUniOr short stop Randy Blake, the leadtng t\s mdepe nden l age nt s \\e rcprt..: <>~n l sc,cr II str l lll ,:! 1ns t1r tllL l C\l lllp.Lilii!S W~: ,1re free ltl st.: IC'll lhL' 11 !_;111 kmd li t 111-.ul.lllCt l n r \0 \11 c tr hnml' ~~r hu ~ ll ll'ss .tnd \\C lll.lkr; Jh1 l' ~ lr 1 d hlrgc l n r tillS s\' n 1Ct.: . ,, '\. one com pa n) s tlcsm.tn on the l1tlll.: r h.md Ill li St n ec~:s s.t 11h If\ to st:l l \O ll thL' p(1\1 ~.:\ Ius com p til\ ~liTers <\ s 1ndcpt.: ndcn t msur.1ncc .Jgc lll s \~ t..: olfer \U \1 I he H1 g Ddl"t'rl' ncc m mspr.mce- uur contmumg person d ttt entll ln C.ill us Wllhahl D. Childs , Henry BlQCk has 17 reasons why you Downing-Childs Agency, Inc. should come to us Middleport. Oh1o tax help. of experience and our people have been specillllY trained. We will do our best in prl!paring your returnt and then we'll carefully check 1t for accuracy~ The Btg Red Mac hme pro- duced fi ve homPr~ mr h1rl1n P Wllatt' ~S ox 4 T\\IIIS 3 More v. oe fo r the Twms v. ho ho~ve lost 21 uf 24 llus spnng 'I he} led, 3-1, but Hon Santo duublell lwllle t" o Whtte Sox runs 1n the s1xth .md then sc_mcd the v.10rung run on Ed Her rm.ann's stng le P ttc her W.w ne Gra nger , be mg gLven a C hi t.:<t ~o trwl afte r be1n g I e le£ls~ d by th t: Y C~ nk ee:; bl,tnked the Twms on three hits 1n fi ve mnmgs llullans 9 Cubs 2 r.av lord Perry breezed seve n mn mgs fm th e hrst tlme for the l'rtbe y1eldmg four h1ls and two ru ns H1s support mcluded t\\o tn ples by Osca r Gamble <~ n d ' three htt s by Chn s Chambliss Sliver hmng for th e Iutte r of the dav w1th two hi ts tn fo ur tnps, doubled off Sayre !.eft-fielder Ttm Kuhn hn ed a smgle through the left stde \ll lh Blake stopptng at lhtrd Kuhn wa s given the go-ahead to stea l,second on Sa)re's next pitch, and t~ e throw fr om Tm nado catcher Greg Dunmng go~ past shorts top J F Young, w1th Blake scormg and Kuhn movmg around to thud Juntor center£1eld er Mtke Larktns then doubled dn vmg rn Kuhn before Sayre got out of the mmng on a fl y ball ground out and stnkeou l Southern got one of 1ts three htls tn ' thetr half of the f1rst when semor thud sacker Dave Theiss smgled, but he was erased on a shck 6-1-3 double pla y The Tornados went down m orde1 111 the lop of the second, and Sayre seemed warm and sharp as he fanned six of the next seven batters who made outs F1rst baseman Greg Ba1ley was the only Eagle to reach base tn the second (on a walk ) whtle two got on m the lhtrd, Larktns on an error by the cente1 ftelder Ra ndy Warner and Goebel vta a free pass Meanwhile, Vern Ord, Southern second baseman, was the only Tornado to reach base 1n lhe tlurd when he ""s h1t b) a Goebel pttch Southern cc1 n1e · stonm ng ' back 1n the fourth to kn ot the score at 2 2 Thetss led .off wt th h1s second smgle of the day, !ollo\\ ed b) a 11alk to Dunmng SaJre smgled scon ng The1ss se nd1ng Dunmn g to thtrd When left fielder John Sal se r s grounded to the mound , Goe bel 's tlu ow to the pla te wa s m t1me to get Dunmng, but Salser leac hed ftrs t and Say re moved to lhtrd Young then walked to load the bases shll w1th one out before Wa rner h1t a sacn hce fl y to center field , sconng Say•e Sophomore Don E1chmger then came tn fur Goe bel and fanned Ord for the th1rd out Eastern went down m order tn the home hal! of the !om t11, before Southern managed tw o walks tn 1\s half of the fifth , although neither runner got past fir st base Mt lc h Nease JUmor hrstbaseman, drew the first free pass, but \\ as t~ro 11n out trymg to steal second That was followed uy a walk to l'hetss, but Dunnmg popped out to Blake at short to enp the tnmng Eastern scored the dectdmg run of the game In the bottom of the ftfth as Blake led of!" 1th a s1ng le Ku hn tne d to popped out tu the Sa'!- It m lfJlllg to sa ~..: Ilfl ce but p1 tchC' r ~m d double Jlla ke llfMtrsl thre 11 w1ldlj the Eag le 1 unne1 tnkmg second Goebe l then \~ on the g.m1e fo r h1s rep lacement on lhc mound w1th d smg le Southe1n v. ent clu\\11 111 order m tile s1x th , but \\ lth the f1rst tw o batters 111 the se\-enthc. reltred on ground bolls to thud base ma n J ohn Sheets, the Tornad os s ta1 ted a ra il\ ge ttm g tv.o rree passe::; uff E1clun ger But d towermg fh to n ght by Thc1ss end ed the ga me Et c h1n ge r , as £~fo r e m e n • honed, got the v.m gomg three and ..1 th1rd 1nmngs J 1eldmg nu runs on no hl l') , stnkmg out fo ur and 1\ alktng fo ur 5ayre went the d1 s~ n re for Southern s tnkmg uut mne gtvmgUp two ea rned ru11s un f1 ve h1 ts and \\alkmg fo ur The Tornados 1101\ 1-1 host Federa l Hock1ng tomght v. h1le the Eag les, al2-l ol e off unttl next Monday \\hen they trave l to North Galli a Southern 000 200 0- 2 1 3 Easw rn 200 010 X- 3 5 1 Sayre ( LP ) dnd Dun mng Goeucl Etclungc• rWP i I ~ ) and Bowen DETROIT (UP!) - Chicago the attack of the other P1stons Bulls' Coach Dtck Motta dtdn't " Denrus was the difference, " even mentiOn center Demus ~ulls ' guard Norm Van Lier Awtrey or guard Rtck Adelman satd "He made Bob work m planrung for the Nattonal every tune he got the ball and Basketball Assoctatwn semif•· at the end, that patd of! for us nal playoff senes agaUISt the Defense won It at the end " Detrmt Pistons It \las a seesaw battle all the So who came off the bench and tecetved major credit from Motta for the Bulls' 1011103 vtctory over the PIStons, the f•rst playoff wm on the road lor the Bulls m 19 tnes, to even the best-<>f-seven senes at a VIctory aptece ' None other than DenniS f ' Awtrey and Ri. . Adelman "Denny played (Bob) Lamer pretty good," Motta sa1d "! was really pleasect wtth the performance of our ' bench Adelman gave us a very good performance for the short wh1le he was m there " Adelman played only f1ve mmutes th the game and scored only two pomts, but he harassed Ptstons playmaker Dave Bmg and sparked the Bu11s' defense while he was on the boards Awtrey, ptaymg 26 rrunutes, scored only one pomt and Lamer dropped 38, sharmg scormg honor~ w1th the Ilulls' Bob Love But Awtrey's JOb on Lamer made hun get the pomts and helped the Bulls turn off Sports today Hre11ers 6 A's 2 ll i\ SE II A LL F !fttl , straight loss for the .11 :vl e tg s li o n ton \\ Odd chHmp ion A'> despite" l ' •·ll<'l a l llo c ktbg a t two-run hDmer bJ Rerl Camsouthe rn "panciiS thut had g 1ven U1em a I'HA< K - ), ,, s te m, 2-0 tht rd-l nntng lead :\111 lh (, :!lim a nd Meigs MtlY.aukec tted llm that frame .1nd th en blew lla p.lrt \\ Jth four .1t \h-t ~s I \llddh•po1t i. runs 1r1 the e1ghth , hJgh lt ~htcd I'OSTJ'o o 'I ED by Bob ColucciO's tnp le \k1 ;:s " I ron ton ,,I Ex pos 7 Phllltes I \II'I )(S tod .n 1\, o "tnmng s t re<~k.s co lhded - Expos wo n t heir s axth ~'ll::fllge:;:;;t;, , 'llo~.<:~:;:;oei'Jo'ol.~ll888:af&ow:me: stra1gh t Pht ls lost dfter wm • mg one run p1lchmg no-h1t ball mng four strdlght rxpo plt- for G I 3 1nn1 ngs Mel Stottche1 Mtk e 101 1cz not on!) lem., 1 e. Ya nk 01>e nm g hurler, hur led one-run f1 ve hit ball for \\as wh<~cked on the shin by a sL'< mmng:; but sluggl'd u thtce DelVe Schneck hne dnve byt 1un dou ble 1-l .:"l l Brce d ~n \\ .ls not be lieved sc rwusly homered for Expu:-:; 111 stx-1 un hurt .ma ck on Steve C:~ r l t on Yankees 2 Mc ls 1 0.1\- C no bert s, Ast ros Gene Michaels smg!ed }10me openc1, y,e nt eLg ht mnmgs Ul Gratg Nettles tn the last of t11e h1s tune up allowmg !tve ht ts ru nth off rehever Har r..,. Parker and knockmg m t\\ o runs w1th a to g1ve th e Yank s a 2-1 spnng stn gle Mt cke; Loll ch th e lead ove r thetr New York Detrot t loser, sttll not gomg nva ls Bu t Mel<i l orn Seaver " ell tilts spnng tuned up for opemng da) by Angels 10 Cahlorma·lnine 2 ~o mg seven mmngs ~and allow !'he b1g leaguers b'lnged 14 Ju ts agat nst the NC AA college diVISIOn cha mps, led by J<><:o La houd s three-run horner and.. . . . . ._ Bobby Valentme's three ht ts Astros " R" team 7 Rangers 6 Parker olso homered for Pi llsM1ke Easler smgled home burgh the ~A ummg run m th e nmth Clay K1rby went ftve uu11ngs mn1 ng as Chf! Johnso n ptlched for CmcmnatJ to get the VICthree scoreless relief mmngs lory fOJ "the wm Reds bomb Pirates BHADENTON, Fla (UP! ) '111e C111u nnij ti Reds and the Pi lL, burgh Ptrates got mto an old-fashioned slugfes l Monday w1 th the Reds emergmg la-9 v1ctors on the ba s1s of ftve home runs and 22 hi ts The Reda' attack was paced by Roger Freed who belted two homers, a double and a smgle wh1le scormg four runs and dn vmg m four more George Foster , Andy Kosco and B1ll Plummer also had roundtr!ppers for Ctncmnatl R1d11e ZISk hit his seventh home run of the spnng for the Pi r ,l l f' s Mtke R v rm rmd Oave ·' Ca{ insurance? State. Farm still gives you the best value. Th1 s We ek 's Spe oal VALUE RATED You get tha t fas t ln end l y sr.rv1ce we r e famou s fo r A n agent close b y whe rever you re dn v1ng And trl e wo rld s h t yeS I cv r 1nsurance company on yot1 r s1dc Sound good 7 Come no r ca ll fo1 all the detail s USED CARS 1972 PLYMOUTH DUSTER CPE. • V8 motor auto l r c1n s St ev e Snowden 553 Ru ss el 51 (G rave l HII IJ Mt ddl epor t Oh 1o PH 992 7155 and PS •2695 way, wtth neither team holdmg a lead of more tha n five pomts un ttllhe !mal minute Then the Bulls managed to pull se>en pomts m front DetrOit had the lead 21 times, t-he Bulls had It 16 tunes, and the game ,. as tied 21 times Karr & Van Zandt You II L1 ke Our Qua lify of Dotng Busmess GMAC F tNANCING 992 5342 Pomeroy Open Ev ~ nmg s T1l6 00 TIIS PM Sat WE>~y INSUII:.t.NCF STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE IN SURANCE COMPANV Ho rn e OitKe 8 oom.ng l on Ill no•s lrk c ' , U<J(J 11 n 1\U " p 71 84 1 S l •I ~ I ">1 ~ II 'I AMERICAN HARDWARE 124 W. MAIN-- POMtROY Steel Lawn Rakes enough to satisfy our g lonous meMu REGULAR NOW OPEN '1.39 Sunday-lOAM loll P .M Mon thru Thurs.-9 A.M. to 11 P.M Sal-9 A.M. to 1 A.M Adolph's DailY, _ Valley 92¢ ,· ·Big A Grass Seed REG. 4 lb. $}47 -, bag '2.09 I ' 1 I "' ' TRUE TEMPER · WEEDIN9. HOES pOINTED HOES ) 304 E. fw'\A·:~ POMEROY 992-2556 W. MAIN ,. REG.t 97~ ,., •1.19 EA. , I , I\ ,., \ I. I . I \ \ ', · • 'I ' ' j' ! l ! '': I THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE I << Drqp by the store a00 see ~'s doin' this ~ on Snacks Here and d1vers1fted - • MOORE'S everybody's mood and appeltle See 'I Rc<b 15 Pirates 9 lmd dou bled home one ru n eM her, y, a lloped u hume r to \ \In the gmne Anoth er. ex-Rfd Suxu Rcgg1cSn ut h, bad ttuee hil S fo r the Cards but ex-Card D~ego .Segut \\ as the \Unnmg pi t< her :·~~®&:~·:.W&?&:~~~·:~ tdl "' I I It's fr1endly and ecortom lca l , qu1ck ,, twn s wen t M o nd ~y M1ke r.urg.m walked Cecil Coope1 RIC'o Pe troce lli, who Eagles get past Southern 3-2 Sure. An independent~~~ agent makes no extra charge for his services. Hungry Kids? Don't Argue & Homers were fl ymg ,111 oye r the place w1th Gem ge Foster, And\ Kosco and Btll Plummer of the Reds and M1kc Rvan, Dave Pa rk er, and RIChie Ztsk JOmmg F reed 1n th e fuq z1sk has seven this spnng. G1ant s 7 Dudgcrs 6 1\ f1 ve-tun rail) 111 the thi rd mmng helped the CJiants hdQd the1r arch r1vals on iJ their secornl loss tn the last ! G ga mes A two-run home 1 b\ T1m Rudolph t.:d ppc;d the ra il~ and offset c1 later t\\ 0-1un blast b) Dodger Steveli "rve) Gtant rehet,;er Rand) Moff1lt Bt llie Jean Kmg's younger brother ran h1s stnn g of scoreless uunngs lo lO l-Jb} pttchmg the last t" o !or a save morr uproac he'll 'cu ttse \\hen he "Can I afford an indep.endent insurance expert to figure out what's best for me?" 14.95 Fami~ twoby Hoge1 freed , 1n a22-1l1t ons laug ht lhtJt mdde Cia\ Kar b) the w~nnmg pllcher ·B ulls capture first platoff • wm, drop Pistons, 108-103 ucopia Family . Pin foJ;jnc~ • lilt; (:drd~ ha cl this one · Cubs - a ' :;torelcss , onC-I1tt, "" r~ pp ed up, 4-3, w1th two uut Ill three-mnmg relief JOb by M1ke the mn th \\ hen ex-Red Soxer Paul, hts best this spnng On oles as the humc team Monda y, both teams usetl .1 designa ted hitter' and fo r connects for No 714 FOR Inc:,""'"''"' ova tion tlic J,OOO Lowsta nu f.ms gave Hammerm' Hank were JUSt <' PrevleW of the has h1s home run bat m tWJe EASTER TRI Cross of Chnst " Reports were g1ven by Mrs Richard Vaughan , secre~, and Mrs Waddell, treasurer Mrs Joseph Batley's devotwns mcluded an account of the ascenston taken from the book " Creative Health for Dally Ltv mg." She also read a story !rom the War Cry lltl!ld "The Cross that Came Alive " Mrs Vaughan m the absence of Mrs James Harleypresented the malenal from the miSsion yearbook wtth the Rev Dwtght Zav•tz gtvmg a prayer for m1ss1onanes. The story of Easter was presented wtlh variOus members taking part and the readmg mterspersed w•th verses of " Let Us Break Bread Together ''Mrs. Coleman read about the passover, Mrs Myron Mtller , "Jesus Foretells the Betrayal," Mrs James Buchanan "The Garden of Gethsemane, " Mrs Coleman, the cructftxton, Mrs Vaughan, the empty tomb Mrs. Paul Haptonstall played "Alone" on the accordion, and also accompamed the members at the piano !or "The Old Rugged Cross " To conclude the program, members wrote thetr personal feelings about Christ on cards whtch were then attached to a large wooden cross The Rev Mr Zavttz concluded the program w1th prayer. Refreshments wete served by Group III Fn Hank Aaron ready 11fter slamming third home run . N B.A Stanchng s By Un1fed Press Int ernational Eastern Conf er enc e E'l ayo tf s Best four out of seve n I HER! Fast 1''\ \ Th e program featured presentations from each of )he diurches represented at the meeting Mrs ·Shirley Bumgardner and Mrs Peggy Bnckles accompamed by Mrs Ann Lambert, all of the ZIOn Church, sang "Reach Out to Jesus " From the Rutland Church, Mrs Thelma Hysell and Mrs Johnson sang 11 He Touched Me" and, "How Long Has It Been "There was a solo, "When Is He Commg Agam' " by Mrs Amstutz of the Pomeroy Church, and a duet by Amy Erwm and Beth Wolfe, " I'd Ltke.to Teach the World to Smg, " and ' 1Have Fa1lh m God"' and "I Shall Not Be Moved " by the vocal group, "The New Begmmng" composed by Cathy Baker, Martha McNeal, Sharon Wtlson, Trudy Roach, Chnsly Hess and Mary Boggs, all of the Mtddleport Church of Christ Representing thel Hemlock Grove Church was Mrs Sylvia Mtdktff who read, "Try to Save a Soul " Mrs Allegra Will of the Dexter Church read "Gosstp " and " Prayerful Thoughts," and Mrs Norma Russell of the Bradford Church read "Her Occupation" and "In Fatth " For the Bradbury Church, Beverly Wtlcox sang "Brmg Back the Sprmghme" and the program concluded w1th Mrs Rtfe smgmg "Lonely, Lonely Vmces" Follo,. mg prayer by Mrs Eleanor Hoover, the group went to the basement dtmng room for refreshments Association meets ..... I• ~: lt• lull'Cl O( l llp~lti UfiS pl (:l<.e lll dJ"' e mpha sis • un pre pa1a t10 n f01 JObS und t al l' lr~ v.1th r ec o~ mtwn tha t wm ke1s e~ l so fill multiple role:; a s hom e make rs dnd commum ty leaders Fu ture Home ma kers of Ame n ~a 1s ~.: LI-spon sored by the Women plan cleanup "l'.J."I I <l t "Jnt., \\ Social .II f Calendad !1 · gra nd pa rent ' Plc~ce ma ts we1e made for the rest home s £~1 Chri stma s lime and favm s dre bemg mv de fm the rest U S Off1 ~e of Educa twn ho m e~ fm Eastt~ 1 Th~ lt' st thr ough the DI VISIO n Of home~ \\ C~J re v.nrkmg w1 th a1e Voca ti onal a nd Techm ca l F:l m" ood ,Jnd Arcadia EducatiOn and the Amertca n 1 FHA \\ as founded as a Home Ec'onom1cs Assoc1ahon na twn al ot g<~ mz a twn for home H1gh sc hool ht.Jmc economtcs et.:onomJts stud..: nts on June 11 , teat hers members of the state 19~ 5 There ,1re 11\ 0 types of hnme eco nomt cs· educa twn FHA c hapters Consum e r staff a nd leadwg . home Homemaklllg cha pl<>t s place e~: on om 1sts !:ierve as adv1sors maJOr empha siS on consumer to cha pter s tate and nattonal educa tiOn humerna ktng and youth offi cers, gtvtng gUidan ce famJI J ltfe educatum combmed and counse ling to the program w1 th exploratiOn of JObs and National headquarters are ca reers , the Her o chap ters for located tn Washtnglon, D C studPnts m hnmt• M onnmu c:. ( unsum c r humcmc~ ki ng e~ n d Her o chc~p te r s of F'HA are foc.. usnlg ~ r i C \\ ' ' J - The Datly Scntmel, Middleport Pomeroy,D, l'uesday, Aprtl 2. t974 Thltly Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Toesday , Apnl2, 1974 . I ~l~· ,,,\'1I\t. ' 1r ) .. 1 I I \ \ ,, I I 1' 'I , I .. ' I ' ' \II I \ ' ' I . " ' �• I. •• ·, . ., . ., • .... I . • 1 . I h . . / ~ •, ' ' G I G . A N . T . ._I ·KET • Open Daily ~ - to 10.- Sun. 10 to 10C ~r! Accept Federal Food Stmnps · : and PHO NE 992-3 480 . Family Pack MIDOLEPORT. 0 "We Reserve The Right To Limit· Qlianti ties " • HOME MADE PURE PORK. . _ .. SAUSAGE .............. / ..!~~.:.89 FRESH, LEAN PORK ¢ , •I . RIB CUT ¢ . NECK BONES .......... }~: ... 39 ¢ BACON ..........................1~: 89 SWIFT'S PREMIUM EVERSWHT . ... 12 oz. SWIFT'S PREMIUM All MEAT I 69 PORK LOIN RIB END ROAST . ¢ WIENERS ................. ?.~~-.... . SWIFT'S PREMIUM · All MEAT PORK LOIN BOLOGNA .. ~ . -~~~-.~~~~~ .. -.~ ·... .. lb. LOIN END ROAST 12 oz. CENTER CUT lb. RIB PORK CHOPS - ·w1 EN ERS ........... ,... ~.k_,.&·~······· . ' 89 SWIFT'S PREMIUM ALL BEEF lb. .. CENTER CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS $ 09 ·lb.$ LOIN CHOPS • FAMILY PACK • &DAIRY BUYS FROZEN • .. lb. SCOT LAD . ICE ·MILK ~ . SCOT LAD 6 oz.$ ORANGE JUICE cans ¢ lh gal.• . BANQUET crt. . j ' ' Chock-Ful of Nuts 4. Coal should be used instead of oil to Ridiculous? Hardly. ' ' . ·5. !:lectricity generated by coal can b.e used 1. We do have an energy crisis. ~ore specifically, we have an oil and natural gas crisis: ~ - \ -.• --~ L · FAIRMONT COTTAGE 16 oz. CHEESE pkg. box ~~~RYDAY on~ I Cream TIP & WHIP . ¢ I large doz. . aerosol 1 .RC -COLA 8\: 9~ can . ' I Winchester . LITTLE CIGARS· J. PEE W-EE 10 ct. box W~ippe~ ·America has more coal ' · than the Middle East oil. Let's. dig .ill ONION .16 oz. RINGS bag ·~-PRICE . . . One of the most crucial applications for elec- · tricity is in heating. We must heat our homes and offices and there's no more efficient -way than with the electric "Heat Pump" · 3.. America has a vast amount of coal, about half the world's known su_pply, or enough to meet our energy needs for 500 years .. (. . IX . CAKE M 'carton $ 98 .. pkg. 23' .• - · ·. · . · American Eiectric Power System ·· ."ppalachian Power Co., Indian~ & Michigan Electric Co., . · LARGE SUPPLY ROMAN MEAL BREAD ON HAND ' How the rem;;1rkable Heat Pump works ·is remarkably simple!' .. .... ~- ·, . ......... • .._ . ; ,~._ . Health a11d Beauty 1 ..,..-:"l . : "i SALE! . All air cont.ains a measure of .heat. even in temperatures wel l And astonishingly eff tcte~t too . Because the heat pump multiplies below freeztng. The heat pump doesn't produce heat, it transfers energy. It actually delivers up to two times' more energy·than .it heat. It absorbs heat from the outs1de air and di scharges it inside takes to power the device. That's a real cont~i bution to energy con the house at the temp·erature desired. Simple? . , . Very Sim ple. servatlon. That 's the remarkable heat pump-the energy multlplle·r. 1 , *The precfse amount ~_epe'nds on the cl!mate in Which lt is used . ~--· ' ~ · ~~· bab1 · . SHAMPOO ·.g ·g~ ·. •ti•e•rb•&-l,e.,.m.on.· JOHNSON'S 14 oz. can • . • I , \ \ , I ' ,1 ' .. • . I .. . \ • I ' ,_' .. . :: ... ' ; -, . ' ' . I • '. ·. ,I \ .:,' .. \. . •, ' ' I 1 ... .._,,. . ., .· '• / ·/ '. -,; l . I r . .l . .. ~ I , . _, \ . I :1 \ . . I I' • ' ~ \ : • \ .. • I 'l \ . .,, • I I '; . . . . .; \• ",. ,. \I' \ " J ' •,' . I :. . I I; J ), ·· I,' I - I. ' r ' ' i ' ,....._ ~; ' ' /·'"·.' . . . . '· ..'·. \ ' .. . •, I . . 1 {' \ .. . "• ·. ' 1f ' \ • ·' . .. .). ,\ . \' \ ,,~ • • . j . Ill • ' \'':'4 .. . \• • i. . ,_·, ., .,:.... ··-~ ..... -.,. ,;,\ .I ,• ,., ' • !' ' .. . \ ' I +' ' .. ' \ ' _·_'}_ c'' r '.· .. ' I. ·.. . ..\ I ,'• '·1/ ·'·· OR NEW DIET RITE COlA (SUGAR FREE) ' bch... ... · ' ' DAD'S ROOT BEER ;~NAS .~J. Q~ . I' .· .\ . ' I 6g~ ·19¢ ~ CELERY I DEODORANT .• I LARGE SIZE 6 oz. can ·. I '· .~ ~~~E· head29~ ' Low Price SURE -:••:'\ . . \ 1 1~' . 'I "' ·,· · I ' \ •,_ ~:1, . 8 PAK 99' ' Baby-- Powder . . . . . . 1'00 .·. ~ I - EVERY DAY PRICE - -----4 • .Everyday ...... -~ Reg. 11.47 _,_ . .,. :...- · :I EVERYNIGHT ~4 Pl)lllifr • I ,' I Kentuck~ Power Co., KlncsP.,rt Power.Co., Mic:hican Power Co., Ohio Power Co., WheeliiiC:Eiectric: Co~ '.. for MOORE'S New Extra Strong· · and Rich Pillsbury Bunte You can quote~us on that. oil and ga_!), which can then be diverted to more critical uses where there is no suitable substitute. ·· ' 4 oz. jar Trash Can Liners GLAD .BAGS you see, the most sensible way to help And from coal. ' . COFFEE solve the energy shortage is to generate more -not less-electricity. 6. The result will be still more savings of 2. We need to take a hard look at all the f!Jels we have, then m.ake it possible to use each wisely.for its most critical use. .. ~o instead of oil and gas for countless energy needs, with a few exceptionssuch as some forms of transportation. And it's based on these truths: . system- for it is an energy multiplier that . actually delivers up to two times more energy than it takes to po.wer the device. generate electricity wherever practical, thereby saving a staggering amount of oil. It is, rather, a logical conclusion after cold analysis of America's plight, and energy resources. • POT PIES 4' ,. ' ' .1 . . . . ... I ' ·") .' . - I ·I. ' \ ~ . ., I . " .. '·111 i1tu • 1 , "" 1, . : I ~~· • I . . I •. • -, , • .,. r· ~ . \ ' I • ·... \ ' I . . ·' . . .' �• I. •• ·, . ., . ., • .... I . • 1 . I h . . / ~ •, ' ' G I G . A N . T . ._I ·KET • Open Daily ~ - to 10.- Sun. 10 to 10C ~r! Accept Federal Food Stmnps · : and PHO NE 992-3 480 . Family Pack MIDOLEPORT. 0 "We Reserve The Right To Limit· Qlianti ties " • HOME MADE PURE PORK. . _ .. SAUSAGE .............. / ..!~~.:.89 FRESH, LEAN PORK ¢ , •I . RIB CUT ¢ . NECK BONES .......... }~: ... 39 ¢ BACON ..........................1~: 89 SWIFT'S PREMIUM EVERSWHT . ... 12 oz. SWIFT'S PREMIUM All MEAT I 69 PORK LOIN RIB END ROAST . ¢ WIENERS ................. ?.~~-.... . SWIFT'S PREMIUM · All MEAT PORK LOIN BOLOGNA .. ~ . -~~~-.~~~~~ .. -.~ ·... .. lb. LOIN END ROAST 12 oz. CENTER CUT lb. RIB PORK CHOPS - ·w1 EN ERS ........... ,... ~.k_,.&·~······· . ' 89 SWIFT'S PREMIUM ALL BEEF lb. .. CENTER CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS $ 09 ·lb.$ LOIN CHOPS • FAMILY PACK • &DAIRY BUYS FROZEN • .. lb. SCOT LAD . ICE ·MILK ~ . SCOT LAD 6 oz.$ ORANGE JUICE cans ¢ lh gal.• . BANQUET crt. . j ' ' Chock-Ful of Nuts 4. Coal should be used instead of oil to Ridiculous? Hardly. ' ' . ·5. !:lectricity generated by coal can b.e used 1. We do have an energy crisis. ~ore specifically, we have an oil and natural gas crisis: ~ - \ -.• --~ L · FAIRMONT COTTAGE 16 oz. CHEESE pkg. box ~~~RYDAY on~ I Cream TIP & WHIP . ¢ I large doz. . aerosol 1 .RC -COLA 8\: 9~ can . ' I Winchester . LITTLE CIGARS· J. PEE W-EE 10 ct. box W~ippe~ ·America has more coal ' · than the Middle East oil. Let's. dig .ill ONION .16 oz. RINGS bag ·~-PRICE . . . One of the most crucial applications for elec- · tricity is in heating. We must heat our homes and offices and there's no more efficient -way than with the electric "Heat Pump" · 3.. America has a vast amount of coal, about half the world's known su_pply, or enough to meet our energy needs for 500 years .. (. . IX . CAKE M 'carton $ 98 .. pkg. 23' .• - · ·. · . · American Eiectric Power System ·· ."ppalachian Power Co., Indian~ & Michigan Electric Co., . · LARGE SUPPLY ROMAN MEAL BREAD ON HAND ' How the rem;;1rkable Heat Pump works ·is remarkably simple!' .. .... ~- ·, . ......... • .._ . ; ,~._ . Health a11d Beauty 1 ..,..-:"l . : "i SALE! . All air cont.ains a measure of .heat. even in temperatures wel l And astonishingly eff tcte~t too . Because the heat pump multiplies below freeztng. The heat pump doesn't produce heat, it transfers energy. It actually delivers up to two times' more energy·than .it heat. It absorbs heat from the outs1de air and di scharges it inside takes to power the device. That's a real cont~i bution to energy con the house at the temp·erature desired. Simple? . , . Very Sim ple. servatlon. That 's the remarkable heat pump-the energy multlplle·r. 1 , *The precfse amount ~_epe'nds on the cl!mate in Which lt is used . ~--· ' ~ · ~~· bab1 · . SHAMPOO ·.g ·g~ ·. •ti•e•rb•&-l,e.,.m.on.· JOHNSON'S 14 oz. can • . • I , \ \ , I ' ,1 ' .. • . I .. . \ • I ' ,_' .. . :: ... ' ; -, . ' ' . I • '. ·. ,I \ .:,' .. \. . •, ' ' I 1 ... .._,,. . ., .· '• / ·/ '. -,; l . I r . .l . .. ~ I , . _, \ . I :1 \ . . I I' • ' ~ \ : • \ .. • I 'l \ . .,, • I I '; . . . . .; \• ",. ,. \I' \ " J ' •,' . I :. . I I; J ), ·· I,' I - I. ' r ' ' i ' ,....._ ~; ' ' /·'"·.' . . . . '· ..'·. \ ' .. . •, I . . 1 {' \ .. . "• ·. ' 1f ' \ • ·' . .. .). ,\ . \' \ ,,~ • • . j . Ill • ' \'':'4 .. . \• • i. . ,_·, ., .,:.... ··-~ ..... -.,. ,;,\ .I ,• ,., ' • !' ' .. . \ ' I +' ' .. ' \ ' _·_'}_ c'' r '.· .. ' I. ·.. . ..\ I ,'• '·1/ ·'·· OR NEW DIET RITE COlA (SUGAR FREE) ' bch... ... · ' ' DAD'S ROOT BEER ;~NAS .~J. Q~ . I' .· .\ . ' I 6g~ ·19¢ ~ CELERY I DEODORANT .• I LARGE SIZE 6 oz. can ·. I '· .~ ~~~E· head29~ ' Low Price SURE -:••:'\ . . \ 1 1~' . 'I "' ·,· · I ' \ •,_ ~:1, . 8 PAK 99' ' Baby-- Powder . . . . . . 1'00 .·. ~ I - EVERY DAY PRICE - -----4 • .Everyday ...... -~ Reg. 11.47 _,_ . .,. :...- · :I EVERYNIGHT ~4 Pl)lllifr • I ,' I Kentuck~ Power Co., KlncsP.,rt Power.Co., Mic:hican Power Co., Ohio Power Co., WheeliiiC:Eiectric: Co~ '.. for MOORE'S New Extra Strong· · and Rich Pillsbury Bunte You can quote~us on that. oil and ga_!), which can then be diverted to more critical uses where there is no suitable substitute. ·· ' 4 oz. jar Trash Can Liners GLAD .BAGS you see, the most sensible way to help And from coal. ' . COFFEE solve the energy shortage is to generate more -not less-electricity. 6. The result will be still more savings of 2. We need to take a hard look at all the f!Jels we have, then m.ake it possible to use each wisely.for its most critical use. .. ~o instead of oil and gas for countless energy needs, with a few exceptionssuch as some forms of transportation. And it's based on these truths: . system- for it is an energy multiplier that . actually delivers up to two times more energy than it takes to po.wer the device. generate electricity wherever practical, thereby saving a staggering amount of oil. It is, rather, a logical conclusion after cold analysis of America's plight, and energy resources. • POT PIES 4' ,. ' ' .1 . . . . ... I ' ·") .' . - I ·I. ' \ ~ . ., I . " .. '·111 i1tu • 1 , "" 1, . : I ~~· • I . . I •. • -, , • .,. r· ~ . \ ' I • ·... \ ' I . . ·' . . .' �,. 6 _ The Daily Senti nel, M'lddlepor t-Pomeroy, o .. Tuesday , April 2, t974 ' ~ . '· ; pi By VERNON SCOTT refused the award on his bella!! uf ullultcry u1 Spu in and loss in "The Ex orcist·· and "The HOLLYWo op (UP!) -· Th e and treated the national televi- ' LQndon: with Glenda Jackson •stlng " led the nomina tio·ns, • d Oscar could go to · the devi l sion aud ience, and the sur- as an. English divorcee and each getting 10. , ·tonighl , but will it go to Marlon • pri sed ,filri1 celebri ties, lo an George Segal as a m:U rdecl Brando again too ? ~ · attack on the way Hollywoo d Ame riCa n. "The Exo rcist:·· the smash Jl\lrtrnys Indians. She said . ~ "Cr ieli and Whispers, " linGA BLE APPO INTE D OOxoffice hit about a yopng·girl B~ando Was on his way to join gering dea lh and sisters in COLUMBUS I UP! l possessed by a demon.,· was ' the btiseigeti India n militants Sweden. M i dl~1 e l J. G<-1 ble, .>;ta le· and favored to wi n the mos t a l Wounded !}nee, S.D., but he Brando 's ri vals for best actor fedcrct l proJ.(nUll'l coord in alor, i\cademy Awa rds, including never appeared there. a re J<Jc k Lem mon- the w<:~ s Cjppoinled_ Monel <:!)' t o IJ:est picture . . Brando has not said whether !avo rit e - for •·sa~e the replace · Alvin. Pctcrj<Jilll as -~ It has had Americans stand- ·he planned \ll atte nd the Ti ger '' AI Pa cino for "SerColuinbus.finarl ce dire<.: lor Ht. a ing in long ticket lines --lind ccrc 1iwny this year , the 4oth of pico,' ; Jack Nicholson (or r:The 1 .Ulen ga sping, cringing, cl osing lh e Acade my Awar ds, t ~e Las( Detail" and Redford lor "' ary of $2 l,OOO per year • Pelerjohn died M'irch 20 uf a • •· their eyes and in . a few in- movie induslry's biggest cele- "The Sting." heart attack. stances repor tedly vomiting or · bration lor itse lf. Ba r ba ra Streisand , a • I' • passing out .. It h.l!_s set oil an ·- Riva ls to "the Exorcist" for previous winner and leading .. ·t.• Pfeoccupation the much sought alter "best nominee this year for best internation al ,p with diabolism that alarmed picture" Oscar - wll icll greatly ac tress for her appearance in clergymen and psychiatrists. pu mps up the reve nues !rom a ''The Way We Were," has not ., Among the nominees for best movie, are : sai d whether she will attend. actor is the aloo! Bra ndo, "The Sting, " with Robert "' nominated this year for his Redford and Paul Newman Other nominees for bes t COLUMBUS 1UP!) - Ohio actress are Marsha Mason lor State 's griddcrs got together portrayal of a grief-stricken play ing ~ pll ir of con men "Cinderella Liberty ," Joanne · Monda y for the sta rt of spring •• expatriate American hedonist, nea tly separating a gangster Woodward for "Summer 'Wi- pra ctices, just Uu·ee mo~ ths afdestroyed by an affair with a !rom !ortune in the 1930s to shes, Winter Dreams,; ' Miss .· ter 'their aWesome victory in much youn ger girl in Paris, in revenge a murdered friend . Ja ckson for " A Touch of Class" · the Rose Bowl over the South_ , Amer ican Graffiti ," and Ellen Bursty n lor "The ern California Trojans Jan. 1. the X-rated "Las t Tango !n Paris ." bringing nosta lgia right into Exorcist. '' ;,. Coach Woody ·Hayes, enWhen he won last year, lor the 1960s by resurrecting the tering his 24th campaign as "The Godfather ,". Brando was hot rods and dri ve-in culture of head coach of lhe Buckeyes, represenwd by a little known tee n-agers in · a s ma ll •• sta rlet, costumed as an Indian California town . ., WH A St an din gs - " A- Touch of Class," a woman, ~nd using the name By Unit ed Pr-e ss l nt l'-rrtat iona l "Sacheen Littlefeath er." She !rothily sophisticated comedy Ea st ' "to .. . ~ Woody ~ ~ a ..•. Highlanders trip P irates •. ·--.. w . 1. t. pt s. g l ga N ew E n g lan d J3 3 1 J 90 29 1 260 in loop tilt .. ~ GAHS -•• • WillS To r Onto 4-3 Sout hwestern got only two hits Monday night at Vin ton but one produced four big runs as the Highlanders defea led Nor th Gallia, 11-5 .in the SVAC opener for both teams . Tied 2-2 at the end of three inn ing•, Coach Bob Ashley's Hig hlanders struck for<six runs in the fo urth . A grand slam home run o!f th e - ba t o! Mike Crouse produced the damaging blow for the winners. R. Jones had SW's on ly other safety , a sing le. Bill Shaw 'led Coach Chuck Dow ler 's Pira te·s with two singles . Other Pirate hitters "'ere · :rim Stout , George Garnes, Ge ne Welch, Plants and Gardner with one hit each. Kevin Walker was the winning pitcher . He fanned six. Fred Logan was charged with the loss . Thursda y nig ht, Symmes Va lley will visit Southwestern and Nor th Gallia is at Southern. Linescore: . S'thwesU!rn 002 600 0- 8 2 5 02tl 100 2~5 7 6 N. Gallia Walker ( WP) and R. Crouse . F :Logan ILP) Welch (4) and S. Logan, Theiss (5) . Co'ac h Ji'm Osborn e 's double was Gallia's big blow . ·Gallipolis Blue Devils edged Box score : Coach Larry Rawlings' host GAHS BLUE DEV I LS (4) Ravenswood Red Devils 4-3 in Plav e r~ Po s. AB R 2 1 ~ the 1974 baseball opener for L eon Br ig gs, r t Brett Wils on , 2b 3 1 o both teams Monday evening. Bill Ho ll a n d , c f J 0 1 J 1 1 Today, weather. permi tting, M i k e Si c k l es. l b Jim P Crrv , ss 1 0 g· the Ga ll jans open" play in Bil l Bar cus , p lf 2 1 J 0 1 the Southeastern Ohio League M ik e B er r i dge, c 2 0 0 L a rr y Sand er s, If against · de fendin g league M i k e Wa t son , p 1 0 0 2 0 r champion· Athens at Athens. Gar y Sw a in , Jb T OTALS 23 4 4 Jimmy Perry will open on the RAVE N SW OO D RE D D EV IL S Cl l .. mound for GAHS. Play er - Pes. AB R H Monday, GAHS rallied fr om M i k e K el l y , lf .p 3 0 0 4 0 1 a 3-2 de!icitwith two run s in the Greg Keff er , 2b A I Si m mons, 1b 4 1 0 !ourth inning to defeat the host John K enn ed y , c 3 0 1 R ick SchWe in ber g Red Devils. .2 0 l p-Jb · The Blue Devils had taker> a John Yam br ick , rf .cf 3 0 1 3 0 1. 2-0 lead in the !irst rung on Cl iff Coo per , If Dan Hoo d . ss I 0 0 walks to Leon Briggs and Brett Gr eg Blair , 3b 1 1 1 1 0 0 Wiison. With orie out, Mike steve D av is , r f Bob Ad-ki n s, r r l 0 0 Sickles doubled to left, scoring T OT ALS 26 3 5 Score b y i nn i ng s: Briggs and Wilson. Ga ll i po l is 200 200 0- 4-4-2 In the third , Ravenswood Raven swo od 00 3 000 0- 3-5 -2 W inn ing p itche r Barc u s plated three runs on singles by (1 -0 ) . L osing p it cher Se ll · Rich Schweinberg and Greg we in berg (0-11. E x t r a b ase hits Ke ff er , Ke{l nedy and Blair, plus two GAHS errors Si ck l es. A l l d oUbl es . St r ikeou t s an<! a base-on-balls. - Ba r c u s 7 ; Wat so n 2 ; Sell · In the four th , Mike Sickleso w e inb e rg 3, Ke l ly 6. Wa l ks Ba r cus , 3, Wa t so n 1; Sc h · walked, Jim Perry popped up weinberg 6; Ke l l y 2. Sac r if ices and Bill Barcus walked. Mike - Ho l l an d . Ba l k - Ba r cu s. Sto len b ases - Ke ll y , Ke ff er , Berridge singled to load the Wa t son Urnpir es - Bai ley & sacks. Larry Sanders fanned ::i f ern . Sc or er · - Ha r bou r . for the second out, then losing hurler Schweinberg lssoed ha ck-to-back walks to Gary Swain and Uon Briggs, forcing ZENITH in the tying and go-ahead runs COLOR TV ior GAHS. Bill Barcus hut led fi ve rungs for GAHS. He gave up three runs on four hits , fan ned Seven, · and walked three. Mke Watson BLACK & hurled the !ina! two rungs fQr . GAHS, allowing one hit and no .WHITE TV runs. Watson fanned two and walked one. Sc hweinberg went three and two-t hirds i nnings lor the STEREO losers. Mike Kelly finished up for Ravenswood . The West Virginians outhit GAHS, 5-4·. Greg Keffer and Eas y Te rm s! HE RMAN GRATE John Ken nedy each had Free Deliver y! 77 3·5592 ·MASON , W. VA. aoub)es for the losers. Sickles :;! - will ,.., .~ .-,.. ~ ,.,. ,..,. -.- ,N •• .,,.•• '.. ...... . ,;. ~ .,. . t: '- Qu e b ec 40 30 4 8·1 301 27 0 38 16 4 306 2RO Clli cago Cl ev el a nd 37 Jt\ s 79 26 3 267 :!7 32 9 8 3 266 2M so J er sey 32 40 WesJ 1 Ho u ston w . ;17 M i nnesot a 43 32 Edmonto n ·37 36 W i n n ip eg 34 37 two weeks to block the wFL !rom oper·ating in Canada and protect the monopoly o! the Canadian Football League. Northmen. owner J ohn Basse ll Sunday sign ed Larry Csonka, Paul Warfield and Jin:" Kii ck o! U1e world champwn Miam i Dolphins to a three -year package whi ch , repor tedly, would earn Csonka, the ·Super 4 68 26 1 299 i<~ f~~ 3~~ 2~: -••. • ' • " ONLY OONSTIMION TIOONDEROGA STYLEBORD White, · ORDiiD HONEY •• •,, • .. .. • No bags, no f ilte rs , •• no cords, no tanks to lug • • No recirculation of dust • • • For new 9r existing homes ,. ,. ,. •• FURNITURE MID,IILEPORT, 0. • • ·....-.. "". - • MIDDLEPORT • ~­ $1295 -·. SQ. . ..... stop in to see the lull ll" r~e ol Armstrong Ceilings soon. Before you patch crackedplas· ter ceilings,,. be sure to visitour showroom to see the wide variety of slyles, colors, and designs in the full line of new Armstrong Ceilings. . ' HARDBOARD SIDING BY WELDWOOD Pric'!s start · as.low as ".? p ~ r ~Q . f l. DENT RESISTANT- 12 IN. WIDE 16FT. LONG ~~~ Chatham Design ;, . 28~ I · WASHABLE 9' · ~-- -~ ' .~ ' Some of our pay phones .. --... are,out of order .-. because certain people -. .,mangle,. .·-...-~ •• • 'INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET 12 FT• · ONLY $219 @ mstrong KINGSBURY 23~ ~ " GOLD GREEN II " •• . ... -·· -.., RED !Armstrong ~INEHURST stra·ngl~, - ~ - beat, ·......-. ·.. .•.- .Shatter, --.--. and pound tb~m.. ·KlEAN-EM-ALL ·SE C TANK CLEANER s4.49 •• ·~ ' ~ We're doin g everyt hing we ca n what you ca n.· <~ bout I' ., "' . . "" . GEnERAL TELEPHOnE \ . I CITY LOAN ' ' ' •143 00 , . . ' . ' . What makes us a dif.fcrcnt k\itd of loan company makes us a better kind of loan compa~. 5·FT..TUB - W~h filler &.averflow lavatory w~h popup faucet · Supply .lines & Trap • Comb. with .supply line ·1 Seat. Wh~e On~ · ·. &SAVINGS '. E5TJ91l •. ; l·.l . •. \ I' ·' ' ' . '. .. ' 12 5 E. Ma in St . • 992,2171 '/, . .•. '· ' ; \\ 1· '· 1 . I . ', I . . ,1. I. ' ' .1 I. I ' .I, " '· ~~ II ': I , ..., . ...... 'I • • ..... > - . .·· ; '· ' .. l . \ .* . ·\ .I I ' " J \'" ' \ .. . , >_ . - .. ."(. \ ' . J . \' ' \ .. : ~··.~·:' ./:· II I ,. L ;, J I .. ; .. OPENS STOPPAG ES CAUSED BY ORGANIC MAnER IN SINKS, FLOOR DRAIN S, WASTE LI NES. . ' ·QT. SIZE a just pee'! off. the~~;,;.;=z ·paper backi ng . YIDYI ... @ mstrong ·ploce·h·press®. .I:. EXCELON~TI LE $. 299. 1 It's so easy t'O insta l l Place 'n Pr:e ss t i le y o_u r se lf. Yo!J don 't ha v e to buy · cem en t . or sp·ec ia l too ls. Ju;s:t peel off the ba ck ing and pr ess it ,down · to lace 'n Press is a It, I ONLY Imperial Accotone i~ so e asy to walk on . A buill. in springy vi nyl loam cus hion gives 'wilh your every Step . .. quiPi , laO! 12 FT. WIDE · GOOD·SELECfiON OF OOLORS. .ONLY SQ. YD: f2 99 . SQ. YD. .CAROLINA. LUMB,ER·.& PPLY .l. •. \ ; \ ' · SIZE OXFORD CLEAR-liNE . . • ··r LIQUID DRAIN OPENER phone va nqa lism . Please ..do . ' ·"" GAL . The ad is ·al on t he back . . . '. w ...... IMPERIAL: ACCOTONE® 24~ •• ' IT'S SOFT UNDERFOOT . . . ~Jnistrong CUSHlONTONE®. .CEILING TILE M ---. ----... '. --... .---... ..-... STOCKED IN --·- CUSHI ONTONE ® CEI LI NG TILE •• . OZITE 5 GAL CAN ONLY sq. f;. ' ' FIBER ED ROOF COATING WHITE TEMLOK® TILE •225°01000 SQ.. n. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL " .• @ mstrong I ...•• -· '....." .-.. . ...--· ,. " . ' FACTORY PRIMED - SUPERIOR STRENGTH 9~ @mstr~ng MASON FURNITURE •, ·~ ·...~.• ~• -~. 2.56 QT. 1 WHITE e ,.. For floors, pati os, porches, bree zeways, baseme nts, etc . • Plea sing satin shee n .. __ • Easy clean up with water • Fast drying • Easy app licat ion • Weather resi stan t • No so lve nt odors • R!lsists wear • Scrubbable • Resi sts del erg ents • · Resists o il and grea se BIRD WIN:DSEAL ROOF SHINGLES • • • .-,.. 5/32 Thick 4x8 ·-.............. .. ... 16.J2 5/32 Thick 4x8 .................... 17.12 Gold/Lace 4x8 .... .. ................. 14.80 5/32 Thick 4x8 .... ·.. ·.... ·· .. ·.. ··16.6~ • e ~ 16 n. 122.95 20 n. 128.70 24 n. 138.27 28 n. 146.35 32 n. 159.12 36 n. 169.49 n. 182.69 BE~ORE YOU PATCH • • Call for free estimate Latex Porch and Floor Enamel GAL. • AFTER SALE 14.99 • ,M ALUM. SfEP -& EXTENSION LADDERS .. • • • QUART FREE ·' ~o r ins tan t v.;~.cuum powe r PH. 992-5321 • lnt~oducing GET A 8:00-5:00 SAT. 8:00-12:00 • ••" llliJ VACU~~®® built-in vacuum cleaning system FOREMAN & ABBOTT W.ED.-THURS.-FRI. • •• ' BUY AGALLON STORE HOURS 4'x8'x5/32 MED. PACESETTER " -- .· 3 thru 6 Anniversary Special •• •• • ..•" BAKER A ~RI L 3 thru 6 . 'i • Insert hose into in le t valve SHELL PR ICE CUT COLUM BUS (UP! ) - Shell serv ice s tati ons dr oppe d gasoline prices 1.8. cents pe r gallon wh ile prices at tnost Gulf stations in central Ohio increased by 2.8 cents. Other oil comp an ies ·re ported no changes. APRIL • Convenient, powerful, healthier T ues da y's Ga m es Edmonton af Toront o Jer se y a t Ch ica g o onl y ga m es sc h edul ed PT. PLEASANT, W . _V A • PHONE 675-1 l60 .-•' 2 BB 323 273 J 77 259 261 5 73 256 2B 6 Va n couver 26 49 1 53 277 -33T ·• L os An ge les 24 53 0 d8 233 33 6 M ond ay's Res ults Ho uston 4 New En g la nd " I · only g a m e schedu l ed . • ., . Save 10 to .25% "I.T'S TR UE"· • ·" . Reut~r-Brogan · ~ .•. •• ·Persona.l! Bow l'~ MVP , $L5 million . In Toronto·, CFL Com-. By combini ng your A~tO missioner Jake Ga udaur said and Ho meowners InMonday the signing " wou(d surance into O N E pol icy seem to prove the gove rn. You m ay be ab le to ment's concern "is valid ." ' . I He said "fa n acceptance" was critical to pro foo tball teams and witlfthe acquisi tion or the "Miami Three " as on your y ear ly insurance pre'miums. Csonka, Warfield and IGi~k are now referred to in loc~ l circles, there was an increase d · We wil l review your possibility 6!· "dividing " such in &ura nce pr ogram acceptance in Toronto, home o! w it h y ou f r ee of the CFL Argona uts .. charge any day of t he • Gaudaur also said he !eared dept.i rtment , where graduation wee k. · we lcom ed 1G return ing · hur l most by taking all three the WFL would "oyerw))elm u:; C:a ll or stop ' regulars Ulf'Ong :uJ lettermen · with af!luence." and see us. from the undefeated - but regula rs or last season. He said the CFL was once lied - squ ad or last Injuries have already mad<:, prepared 10 " rely on !}11>rit" to season !o the ea rl ~ practice an impaci on the spr ing prac- survive and was not asking the tice sessions. Wingback Tim . sessions at Ohio Stadium . government to legislaU! the backup to regular Holycross, Hayes said he preferred the Northmen out on the country. tu rf in Ohio Stadium over the Brian Baschnagel, is not exBut, he added , " we' re not ·Insurance Services " inferior " ca rpet at the Biggs pected to ,1see any action this spring. Holycross will undergo going to· rejec t any aid from LARR Y BROGAN Facili ty. exploratory knee surgery April a ny s ource , includin g th e EDNA SCHOE N LEB ''It's much better here in the federa l government." G ERA L D R E UTER II. Stadium," Hayes explained. A e ere virus is hamJ*ting Lalonde told reporters he "We"only had one injury relatPhone 992 -5130 ed t o the sod here compa red to lour ~t~er Buckeyes. Soph full- • thought Basse tt 's signing '.'is ba k D M k' was af- sttll a good mvestment lor him 107 Syca more Pomer oy manyover atthe-other fa cility, c ave azeros ' even if the team in pla ying in so we'll probably practice liere fected so badly, warn doctors th U 'ted Stat .. say he will probably miss all e m es. every day ." The biggest' problem facing theOthers springout sessions. with the virus in- ..-------------~------.. Hayes for nex t fa ll 's battles will be to find a replacement clude all-America defensive for al l-A mer ica John Hicks . end Van DeCree, cenU!r Swve Myers and split end Gary Ne~t biggest hole to fill apPears to be in the linebacking McCutcheon. .OTT AWA 1 UP! ) - Th e Federal .gov ernme nt will ·· contin ue its e!forl' to block the World Footba ll League's entry Cana da despite the Toronto Northmen's .!3milllonplus signing o! three Miami stars, Healt h Mm ister Ma rc La londe sa id Monday. ,Lalonde sa id he would introduc<' leg isirttion in the nex t ..... .,., ..• . ... . ..•. •. .... • c \ 0 ., He said he hoped Paclii.menl wbll'ld ~! ' d eal exp edi t io u s ly ~~ with the legisla'iion but added it 'would depend on tile attitude or opposi tion pal'lies. Attempr . t o be made ·to . . protect .Canadia11 .looP: The E xorcist liked for Oscar ...,. •• ......... ......... •• II ' ,• .. ~J .-,.... ·- ' ."\.. -~. ) ~ ; ' - '1 ~"' ' \ •I . ' ' ~ I -,-'""""";""----. ' •lr ~ > \; . . . . .~ \· .,,., .• - .;:. - - ........... - .--. ·•. 1 · '. .. l. • I. ,I • .,, ,I , . \ J' ' .. .. ' .'-".1 \ ..' . ·~ ., ' ' . II ·. ·~\ I ·'" I -.~ f .'·• I' I ... · \..., ... ,, . '\ \ '• . �,. 6 _ The Daily Senti nel, M'lddlepor t-Pomeroy, o .. Tuesday , April 2, t974 ' ~ . '· ; pi By VERNON SCOTT refused the award on his bella!! uf ullultcry u1 Spu in and loss in "The Ex orcist·· and "The HOLLYWo op (UP!) -· Th e and treated the national televi- ' LQndon: with Glenda Jackson •stlng " led the nomina tio·ns, • d Oscar could go to · the devi l sion aud ience, and the sur- as an. English divorcee and each getting 10. , ·tonighl , but will it go to Marlon • pri sed ,filri1 celebri ties, lo an George Segal as a m:U rdecl Brando again too ? ~ · attack on the way Hollywoo d Ame riCa n. "The Exo rcist:·· the smash Jl\lrtrnys Indians. She said . ~ "Cr ieli and Whispers, " linGA BLE APPO INTE D OOxoffice hit about a yopng·girl B~ando Was on his way to join gering dea lh and sisters in COLUMBUS I UP! l possessed by a demon.,· was ' the btiseigeti India n militants Sweden. M i dl~1 e l J. G<-1 ble, .>;ta le· and favored to wi n the mos t a l Wounded !}nee, S.D., but he Brando 's ri vals for best actor fedcrct l proJ.(nUll'l coord in alor, i\cademy Awa rds, including never appeared there. a re J<Jc k Lem mon- the w<:~ s Cjppoinled_ Monel <:!)' t o IJ:est picture . . Brando has not said whether !avo rit e - for •·sa~e the replace · Alvin. Pctcrj<Jilll as -~ It has had Americans stand- ·he planned \ll atte nd the Ti ger '' AI Pa cino for "SerColuinbus.finarl ce dire<.: lor Ht. a ing in long ticket lines --lind ccrc 1iwny this year , the 4oth of pico,' ; Jack Nicholson (or r:The 1 .Ulen ga sping, cringing, cl osing lh e Acade my Awar ds, t ~e Las( Detail" and Redford lor "' ary of $2 l,OOO per year • Pelerjohn died M'irch 20 uf a • •· their eyes and in . a few in- movie induslry's biggest cele- "The Sting." heart attack. stances repor tedly vomiting or · bration lor itse lf. Ba r ba ra Streisand , a • I' • passing out .. It h.l!_s set oil an ·- Riva ls to "the Exorcist" for previous winner and leading .. ·t.• Pfeoccupation the much sought alter "best nominee this year for best internation al ,p with diabolism that alarmed picture" Oscar - wll icll greatly ac tress for her appearance in clergymen and psychiatrists. pu mps up the reve nues !rom a ''The Way We Were," has not ., Among the nominees for best movie, are : sai d whether she will attend. actor is the aloo! Bra ndo, "The Sting, " with Robert "' nominated this year for his Redford and Paul Newman Other nominees for bes t COLUMBUS 1UP!) - Ohio actress are Marsha Mason lor State 's griddcrs got together portrayal of a grief-stricken play ing ~ pll ir of con men "Cinderella Liberty ," Joanne · Monda y for the sta rt of spring •• expatriate American hedonist, nea tly separating a gangster Woodward for "Summer 'Wi- pra ctices, just Uu·ee mo~ ths afdestroyed by an affair with a !rom !ortune in the 1930s to shes, Winter Dreams,; ' Miss .· ter 'their aWesome victory in much youn ger girl in Paris, in revenge a murdered friend . Ja ckson for " A Touch of Class" · the Rose Bowl over the South_ , Amer ican Graffiti ," and Ellen Bursty n lor "The ern California Trojans Jan. 1. the X-rated "Las t Tango !n Paris ." bringing nosta lgia right into Exorcist. '' ;,. Coach Woody ·Hayes, enWhen he won last year, lor the 1960s by resurrecting the tering his 24th campaign as "The Godfather ,". Brando was hot rods and dri ve-in culture of head coach of lhe Buckeyes, represenwd by a little known tee n-agers in · a s ma ll •• sta rlet, costumed as an Indian California town . ., WH A St an din gs - " A- Touch of Class," a woman, ~nd using the name By Unit ed Pr-e ss l nt l'-rrtat iona l "Sacheen Littlefeath er." She !rothily sophisticated comedy Ea st ' "to .. . ~ Woody ~ ~ a ..•. Highlanders trip P irates •. ·--.. w . 1. t. pt s. g l ga N ew E n g lan d J3 3 1 J 90 29 1 260 in loop tilt .. ~ GAHS -•• • WillS To r Onto 4-3 Sout hwestern got only two hits Monday night at Vin ton but one produced four big runs as the Highlanders defea led Nor th Gallia, 11-5 .in the SVAC opener for both teams . Tied 2-2 at the end of three inn ing•, Coach Bob Ashley's Hig hlanders struck for<six runs in the fo urth . A grand slam home run o!f th e - ba t o! Mike Crouse produced the damaging blow for the winners. R. Jones had SW's on ly other safety , a sing le. Bill Shaw 'led Coach Chuck Dow ler 's Pira te·s with two singles . Other Pirate hitters "'ere · :rim Stout , George Garnes, Ge ne Welch, Plants and Gardner with one hit each. Kevin Walker was the winning pitcher . He fanned six. Fred Logan was charged with the loss . Thursda y nig ht, Symmes Va lley will visit Southwestern and Nor th Gallia is at Southern. Linescore: . S'thwesU!rn 002 600 0- 8 2 5 02tl 100 2~5 7 6 N. Gallia Walker ( WP) and R. Crouse . F :Logan ILP) Welch (4) and S. Logan, Theiss (5) . Co'ac h Ji'm Osborn e 's double was Gallia's big blow . ·Gallipolis Blue Devils edged Box score : Coach Larry Rawlings' host GAHS BLUE DEV I LS (4) Ravenswood Red Devils 4-3 in Plav e r~ Po s. AB R 2 1 ~ the 1974 baseball opener for L eon Br ig gs, r t Brett Wils on , 2b 3 1 o both teams Monday evening. Bill Ho ll a n d , c f J 0 1 J 1 1 Today, weather. permi tting, M i k e Si c k l es. l b Jim P Crrv , ss 1 0 g· the Ga ll jans open" play in Bil l Bar cus , p lf 2 1 J 0 1 the Southeastern Ohio League M ik e B er r i dge, c 2 0 0 L a rr y Sand er s, If against · de fendin g league M i k e Wa t son , p 1 0 0 2 0 r champion· Athens at Athens. Gar y Sw a in , Jb T OTALS 23 4 4 Jimmy Perry will open on the RAVE N SW OO D RE D D EV IL S Cl l .. mound for GAHS. Play er - Pes. AB R H Monday, GAHS rallied fr om M i k e K el l y , lf .p 3 0 0 4 0 1 a 3-2 de!icitwith two run s in the Greg Keff er , 2b A I Si m mons, 1b 4 1 0 !ourth inning to defeat the host John K enn ed y , c 3 0 1 R ick SchWe in ber g Red Devils. .2 0 l p-Jb · The Blue Devils had taker> a John Yam br ick , rf .cf 3 0 1 3 0 1. 2-0 lead in the !irst rung on Cl iff Coo per , If Dan Hoo d . ss I 0 0 walks to Leon Briggs and Brett Gr eg Blair , 3b 1 1 1 1 0 0 Wiison. With orie out, Mike steve D av is , r f Bob Ad-ki n s, r r l 0 0 Sickles doubled to left, scoring T OT ALS 26 3 5 Score b y i nn i ng s: Briggs and Wilson. Ga ll i po l is 200 200 0- 4-4-2 In the third , Ravenswood Raven swo od 00 3 000 0- 3-5 -2 W inn ing p itche r Barc u s plated three runs on singles by (1 -0 ) . L osing p it cher Se ll · Rich Schweinberg and Greg we in berg (0-11. E x t r a b ase hits Ke ff er , Ke{l nedy and Blair, plus two GAHS errors Si ck l es. A l l d oUbl es . St r ikeou t s an<! a base-on-balls. - Ba r c u s 7 ; Wat so n 2 ; Sell · In the four th , Mike Sickleso w e inb e rg 3, Ke l ly 6. Wa l ks Ba r cus , 3, Wa t so n 1; Sc h · walked, Jim Perry popped up weinberg 6; Ke l l y 2. Sac r if ices and Bill Barcus walked. Mike - Ho l l an d . Ba l k - Ba r cu s. Sto len b ases - Ke ll y , Ke ff er , Berridge singled to load the Wa t son Urnpir es - Bai ley & sacks. Larry Sanders fanned ::i f ern . Sc or er · - Ha r bou r . for the second out, then losing hurler Schweinberg lssoed ha ck-to-back walks to Gary Swain and Uon Briggs, forcing ZENITH in the tying and go-ahead runs COLOR TV ior GAHS. Bill Barcus hut led fi ve rungs for GAHS. He gave up three runs on four hits , fan ned Seven, · and walked three. Mke Watson BLACK & hurled the !ina! two rungs fQr . GAHS, allowing one hit and no .WHITE TV runs. Watson fanned two and walked one. Sc hweinberg went three and two-t hirds i nnings lor the STEREO losers. Mike Kelly finished up for Ravenswood . The West Virginians outhit GAHS, 5-4·. Greg Keffer and Eas y Te rm s! HE RMAN GRATE John Ken nedy each had Free Deliver y! 77 3·5592 ·MASON , W. VA. aoub)es for the losers. Sickles :;! - will ,.., .~ .-,.. ~ ,.,. ,..,. -.- ,N •• .,,.•• '.. ...... . ,;. ~ .,. . t: '- Qu e b ec 40 30 4 8·1 301 27 0 38 16 4 306 2RO Clli cago Cl ev el a nd 37 Jt\ s 79 26 3 267 :!7 32 9 8 3 266 2M so J er sey 32 40 WesJ 1 Ho u ston w . ;17 M i nnesot a 43 32 Edmonto n ·37 36 W i n n ip eg 34 37 two weeks to block the wFL !rom oper·ating in Canada and protect the monopoly o! the Canadian Football League. Northmen. owner J ohn Basse ll Sunday sign ed Larry Csonka, Paul Warfield and Jin:" Kii ck o! U1e world champwn Miam i Dolphins to a three -year package whi ch , repor tedly, would earn Csonka, the ·Super 4 68 26 1 299 i<~ f~~ 3~~ 2~: -••. • ' • " ONLY OONSTIMION TIOONDEROGA STYLEBORD White, · ORDiiD HONEY •• •,, • .. .. • No bags, no f ilte rs , •• no cords, no tanks to lug • • No recirculation of dust • • • For new 9r existing homes ,. ,. ,. •• FURNITURE MID,IILEPORT, 0. • • ·....-.. "". - • MIDDLEPORT • ~­ $1295 -·. SQ. . ..... stop in to see the lull ll" r~e ol Armstrong Ceilings soon. Before you patch crackedplas· ter ceilings,,. be sure to visitour showroom to see the wide variety of slyles, colors, and designs in the full line of new Armstrong Ceilings. . ' HARDBOARD SIDING BY WELDWOOD Pric'!s start · as.low as ".? p ~ r ~Q . f l. DENT RESISTANT- 12 IN. WIDE 16FT. LONG ~~~ Chatham Design ;, . 28~ I · WASHABLE 9' · ~-- -~ ' .~ ' Some of our pay phones .. --... are,out of order .-. because certain people -. .,mangle,. .·-...-~ •• • 'INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET 12 FT• · ONLY $219 @ mstrong KINGSBURY 23~ ~ " GOLD GREEN II " •• . ... -·· -.., RED !Armstrong ~INEHURST stra·ngl~, - ~ - beat, ·......-. ·.. .•.- .Shatter, --.--. and pound tb~m.. ·KlEAN-EM-ALL ·SE C TANK CLEANER s4.49 •• ·~ ' ~ We're doin g everyt hing we ca n what you ca n.· <~ bout I' ., "' . . "" . GEnERAL TELEPHOnE \ . I CITY LOAN ' ' ' •143 00 , . . ' . ' . What makes us a dif.fcrcnt k\itd of loan company makes us a better kind of loan compa~. 5·FT..TUB - W~h filler &.averflow lavatory w~h popup faucet · Supply .lines & Trap • Comb. with .supply line ·1 Seat. Wh~e On~ · ·. &SAVINGS '. E5TJ91l •. ; l·.l . •. \ I' ·' ' ' . '. .. ' 12 5 E. Ma in St . • 992,2171 '/, . .•. '· ' ; \\ 1· '· 1 . I . ', I . . ,1. I. ' ' .1 I. I ' .I, " '· ~~ II ': I , ..., . ...... 'I • • ..... > - . .·· ; '· ' .. l . \ .* . ·\ .I I ' " J \'" ' \ .. . , >_ . - .. ."(. \ ' . J . \' ' \ .. : ~··.~·:' ./:· II I ,. L ;, J I .. ; .. OPENS STOPPAG ES CAUSED BY ORGANIC MAnER IN SINKS, FLOOR DRAIN S, WASTE LI NES. . ' ·QT. SIZE a just pee'! off. the~~;,;.;=z ·paper backi ng . YIDYI ... @ mstrong ·ploce·h·press®. .I:. EXCELON~TI LE $. 299. 1 It's so easy t'O insta l l Place 'n Pr:e ss t i le y o_u r se lf. Yo!J don 't ha v e to buy · cem en t . or sp·ec ia l too ls. Ju;s:t peel off the ba ck ing and pr ess it ,down · to lace 'n Press is a It, I ONLY Imperial Accotone i~ so e asy to walk on . A buill. in springy vi nyl loam cus hion gives 'wilh your every Step . .. quiPi , laO! 12 FT. WIDE · GOOD·SELECfiON OF OOLORS. .ONLY SQ. YD: f2 99 . SQ. YD. .CAROLINA. LUMB,ER·.& PPLY .l. •. \ ; \ ' · SIZE OXFORD CLEAR-liNE . . • ··r LIQUID DRAIN OPENER phone va nqa lism . Please ..do . ' ·"" GAL . The ad is ·al on t he back . . . '. w ...... IMPERIAL: ACCOTONE® 24~ •• ' IT'S SOFT UNDERFOOT . . . ~Jnistrong CUSHlONTONE®. .CEILING TILE M ---. ----... '. --... .---... ..-... STOCKED IN --·- CUSHI ONTONE ® CEI LI NG TILE •• . OZITE 5 GAL CAN ONLY sq. f;. ' ' FIBER ED ROOF COATING WHITE TEMLOK® TILE •225°01000 SQ.. n. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL " .• @ mstrong I ...•• -· '....." .-.. . ...--· ,. " . ' FACTORY PRIMED - SUPERIOR STRENGTH 9~ @mstr~ng MASON FURNITURE •, ·~ ·...~.• ~• -~. 2.56 QT. 1 WHITE e ,.. For floors, pati os, porches, bree zeways, baseme nts, etc . • Plea sing satin shee n .. __ • Easy clean up with water • Fast drying • Easy app licat ion • Weather resi stan t • No so lve nt odors • R!lsists wear • Scrubbable • Resi sts del erg ents • · Resists o il and grea se BIRD WIN:DSEAL ROOF SHINGLES • • • .-,.. 5/32 Thick 4x8 ·-.............. .. ... 16.J2 5/32 Thick 4x8 .................... 17.12 Gold/Lace 4x8 .... .. ................. 14.80 5/32 Thick 4x8 .... ·.. ·.... ·· .. ·.. ··16.6~ • e ~ 16 n. 122.95 20 n. 128.70 24 n. 138.27 28 n. 146.35 32 n. 159.12 36 n. 169.49 n. 182.69 BE~ORE YOU PATCH • • Call for free estimate Latex Porch and Floor Enamel GAL. • AFTER SALE 14.99 • ,M ALUM. SfEP -& EXTENSION LADDERS .. • • • QUART FREE ·' ~o r ins tan t v.;~.cuum powe r PH. 992-5321 • lnt~oducing GET A 8:00-5:00 SAT. 8:00-12:00 • ••" llliJ VACU~~®® built-in vacuum cleaning system FOREMAN & ABBOTT W.ED.-THURS.-FRI. • •• ' BUY AGALLON STORE HOURS 4'x8'x5/32 MED. PACESETTER " -- .· 3 thru 6 Anniversary Special •• •• • ..•" BAKER A ~RI L 3 thru 6 . 'i • Insert hose into in le t valve SHELL PR ICE CUT COLUM BUS (UP! ) - Shell serv ice s tati ons dr oppe d gasoline prices 1.8. cents pe r gallon wh ile prices at tnost Gulf stations in central Ohio increased by 2.8 cents. Other oil comp an ies ·re ported no changes. APRIL • Convenient, powerful, healthier T ues da y's Ga m es Edmonton af Toront o Jer se y a t Ch ica g o onl y ga m es sc h edul ed PT. PLEASANT, W . _V A • PHONE 675-1 l60 .-•' 2 BB 323 273 J 77 259 261 5 73 256 2B 6 Va n couver 26 49 1 53 277 -33T ·• L os An ge les 24 53 0 d8 233 33 6 M ond ay's Res ults Ho uston 4 New En g la nd " I · only g a m e schedu l ed . • ., . Save 10 to .25% "I.T'S TR UE"· • ·" . Reut~r-Brogan · ~ .•. •• ·Persona.l! Bow l'~ MVP , $L5 million . In Toronto·, CFL Com-. By combini ng your A~tO missioner Jake Ga udaur said and Ho meowners InMonday the signing " wou(d surance into O N E pol icy seem to prove the gove rn. You m ay be ab le to ment's concern "is valid ." ' . I He said "fa n acceptance" was critical to pro foo tball teams and witlfthe acquisi tion or the "Miami Three " as on your y ear ly insurance pre'miums. Csonka, Warfield and IGi~k are now referred to in loc~ l circles, there was an increase d · We wil l review your possibility 6!· "dividing " such in &ura nce pr ogram acceptance in Toronto, home o! w it h y ou f r ee of the CFL Argona uts .. charge any day of t he • Gaudaur also said he !eared dept.i rtment , where graduation wee k. · we lcom ed 1G return ing · hur l most by taking all three the WFL would "oyerw))elm u:; C:a ll or stop ' regulars Ulf'Ong :uJ lettermen · with af!luence." and see us. from the undefeated - but regula rs or last season. He said the CFL was once lied - squ ad or last Injuries have already mad<:, prepared 10 " rely on !}11>rit" to season !o the ea rl ~ practice an impaci on the spr ing prac- survive and was not asking the tice sessions. Wingback Tim . sessions at Ohio Stadium . government to legislaU! the backup to regular Holycross, Hayes said he preferred the Northmen out on the country. tu rf in Ohio Stadium over the Brian Baschnagel, is not exBut, he added , " we' re not ·Insurance Services " inferior " ca rpet at the Biggs pected to ,1see any action this spring. Holycross will undergo going to· rejec t any aid from LARR Y BROGAN Facili ty. exploratory knee surgery April a ny s ource , includin g th e EDNA SCHOE N LEB ''It's much better here in the federa l government." G ERA L D R E UTER II. Stadium," Hayes explained. A e ere virus is hamJ*ting Lalonde told reporters he "We"only had one injury relatPhone 992 -5130 ed t o the sod here compa red to lour ~t~er Buckeyes. Soph full- • thought Basse tt 's signing '.'is ba k D M k' was af- sttll a good mvestment lor him 107 Syca more Pomer oy manyover atthe-other fa cility, c ave azeros ' even if the team in pla ying in so we'll probably practice liere fected so badly, warn doctors th U 'ted Stat .. say he will probably miss all e m es. every day ." The biggest' problem facing theOthers springout sessions. with the virus in- ..-------------~------.. Hayes for nex t fa ll 's battles will be to find a replacement clude all-America defensive for al l-A mer ica John Hicks . end Van DeCree, cenU!r Swve Myers and split end Gary Ne~t biggest hole to fill apPears to be in the linebacking McCutcheon. .OTT AWA 1 UP! ) - Th e Federal .gov ernme nt will ·· contin ue its e!forl' to block the World Footba ll League's entry Cana da despite the Toronto Northmen's .!3milllonplus signing o! three Miami stars, Healt h Mm ister Ma rc La londe sa id Monday. ,Lalonde sa id he would introduc<' leg isirttion in the nex t ..... .,., ..• . ... . ..•. •. .... • c \ 0 ., He said he hoped Paclii.menl wbll'ld ~! ' d eal exp edi t io u s ly ~~ with the legisla'iion but added it 'would depend on tile attitude or opposi tion pal'lies. Attempr . t o be made ·to . . protect .Canadia11 .looP: The E xorcist liked for Oscar ...,. •• ......... ......... •• II ' ,• .. ~J .-,.... ·- ' ."\.. -~. ) ~ ; ' - '1 ~"' ' \ •I . ' ' ~ I -,-'""""";""----. ' •lr ~ > \; . . . . .~ \· .,,., .• - .;:. - - ........... - .--. ·•. 1 · '. .. l. • I. ,I • .,, ,I , . \ J' ' .. .. ' .'-".1 \ ..' . ·~ ., ' ' . II ·. ·~\ I ·'" I -.~ f .'·• I' I ... · \..., ... ,, . '\ \ '• . �• 'I 5 ' . s · · 1 · cl ~.f..· d c·l R · It 'r ~ · :~~~1~~~ ~J~~~t~~r~~~~:~:·:· ,entzne assz1 ze s. et esu s. Business Service.s 8- The Dmly Senlmel,Mtdcjleporl-l;'omer oy, 0 um 'l'Ul'S<I. I\ . IIJ111l 2, be~;~~~~~b'n~~.:o~ m REGULATIONS ® for SOble for mor e than one '" correct msertlon RATES Fn Pomeroy Motor c0 • 2 SIGNS Of QUALITY ~ • The Publi sher reserve s the rtght to )d•t or retett any ad s d eemed Ob t ectwna l The publiSher Wil l O(lt be respon S c en ts per- Word one •nser:tton M•n •mum Charge$1 00 14 cents •er word thr ee consecutive 1nsert 1ons 26 cents per word,.,. con secut tve InSe r tiOn s 25 Per Cent D ts count on pa•d ads 0"" ' '"' a"s u pa" tu W I th m 10 da y s t:ARD OF THANKS s l e~::rtng $2 02 fo r 50 w o rd mtn Ea c h adtftttonal word BLIND ADS Now On ly S1295 rCI d 10 QOO d t tres S89S .1u tom a lt C lra ns mt ss •on B r .' POMEROY MOTOR CO. S T RA W~B E R R Y p la nt s Ch a r1t e Fos te r Rt 2 RilCi ll £' O t'i10 Ph on e 247 2309 3 J 1 11t c OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P.M. PQ¥JiROY, OHlO A UCT IO N Sale Thursda y 7 p rn 537 H tg l'1 Str ee l M 1d d le wrl Ano th er la rge s e lect ton of me rch and ise for lh 1S sa te No t r ~s pon s1 bl e tor a cc tden ts B1 ll Wad e, Auc HOUS E KEE P ER need ed Ca ll l1 on ee r F r e d '( K esl~ r s on P o m e r o y _....._ 4 2 21p Oh•O P hon e 992 6668 ...,. RQCERY buS•nes,s for ,sale 1 2 6tp Bu1ldmg lor sate or lease AUCT ION Sa te ev ery Thu r s Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m Fun Rr•tr~ :. hnw• •' ~ day 7 p m tt Polly s Au c t1o n F U LL TIME b a r rn a 1d and to 10 p m for a p po1n trn ent A ND PRilE~ 53 7 Htgh Stl-eet Mt d.. dl e po r t pa rt tlme h e lp wanted Apply 3 20 ttc 4 2 30tp 1 1 P1t/t' ~ S l 000 Ca s h •n p e r son only Wht s pertng Pmes N •te Club 1'> U Ott•N Pn H.''> 1972 KA WASA KI 350 Bighorn O N MARCH 22 at a rummag e " 2 6tp ~J o p11r l 1h1',C II CI.. C~"r <t ry 11151 Excer len l co nd ron Ca ll 992 sa le held m the F ry Butld tng 5847 aft er 5 p m come 111 or If r tl f' 1n to M•ddleport wh tch w as LA DY to l tve n P t1on e 992 2936 4 2 3tp sponsor ed by a Churc h ot r t qt <; fe r 3 3 1 3tc God a lady wa s gtv e n the POMEROY LANDMARK RU S TIC Re dwo od b as k e t wr ong pa c kage She tS a s ke d WOM E N or men wanted for ~ we a ve fence 13 pa n e ls 14 li g ht d e lt\1 e ry work Call Mr • Jn c k W C.~r <. c v Mgr to call 99 2 5655 aft e r 8 p m pos ts whee lb a rrow br1 ck.sa w 4 2 3tc Davts (304 ) 77 3 5832 b etw ee n 1 _ _ _ __ _ P_I":_":_Ie:_?_?_c:2_:2:._tc.8_ r__ p•cn tc ta b le Bes t off er Call 9 am and S p m da tly 9$23 1J9 R UMMA G E SALE for R C J l 6 "' 4 2 6tp Softba ll t e am at Sharo n F E MALE Ala skan Malsm ute Salem W•s e s 111 Rutland do Q Wolfe qra v wtt h w h•t e ~F~ -s~e~e~~ d t~ -8- ~a c k Street Clot hes and m s c tr•m w e 1ghs 60 lbs Los t on from 10 t a m 1l1es S e gtn s tap e play e r ~ s p e ak e r s ountJ Wed , Aprd 3 t II F r tda y 681 b e tw e en D <HWtn a n d sy,s te m Balanc e $1 09 46 or Snowville Phon e 696 11 61 F rom 9 a m to 4 p m use our budg e t le rms Call 3 29 4t c 992 3965 4 2 3tc Help Wanted OPEN t,IOUSE APR. 3-4-5-6 ___________ _ basl! m e nt on Gr a ve l H ilt M tdd lc port N-at ural gas .=d rca d y I n P ho n e Da l e WANTED PAPER CARRIER J F AMILY Yard Sale on E lm Stree t In M tddlepor t We.d n esda y on ly 9 !ttl 5 Old gl as s ware Avons goon (1 0tl'1mO mostly c h il dren s toys b a by Items , 3 ro6m te n t sew ing m ach tne , all k•nds o r n Jce m1sc ttems . 4 2 lf c ------------1\0S GOT KO S ME TI C S CLIFTON, W. VA. PHONE 992-2156 TiiE DAILY SENTINEL & f- or a good 11ne or Cosmet,cs rnendly ser v iCe And so m e one to chat w •lh 9 ' "~ m e a ca ll He len Jane 6fO Wn 992 5113 3 l9 Hc Wru!:t Pomeroy, Ohio CAL L P olly 's Auc t ton or stop by ro get rtd of those unwanted •lem s Se ll tl the auctton way 53 7 Htgh Street M idd leport 992 3509 Ope n 9a m to 5 p m Monday Wednesda y, Thurs day Frtday unttl n oon 3 13 JOtc WANTED MOTOR· ROUTE DRIVER CA SH pa1d for a fl makes ana ' models o f mob 1le homes Phone area code 614 423 953 1 A 13 t fc THE DAILY SENTINEL . -~---- -------- PHONE: 992-2156 POMEROY, 0. YAR 0 Sa le at 829 South Th1rd Avenue Middle por t April 1, 2, and 3 3 31 Jt c -------------AAA Trtple A drrver ed uca tton . PUBLIC NOTICE To the Defendant, Joyce A P1ck en s, whose resrdence IS unknown COURT OF - COMMON.PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO WILLIAM E PICKENS, Route 1, Long Bottom , Ohto, JOYCE A PICK ENS, --------------BEDROOM m obt le ad u lts only No pet s 992 5247 TI-H~ . Phon e 742 5980 Re nt by week or month VIti t1 es furn1 s hed Pf1one 742 5980 3 31 6tc unfurntsh ed apa rt me nt s Phon e 992 5-434 • 4 12 H e rnE m eettng room for any organ1za tlo n . phone 992 3975 _ _ _ _ !...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3_ 11_ tfc PRIVATE ANT I QUE qutlt s and tewelry A lso tn ter es ted tn turn tture and dtsh e s Call 992 5262 evenmgs or morn•ngs 2 20 tfc FACTS -------------- --------------- 11 OR OLDER BE A tern wtlh acreage restnct1ons - ------------- Mobile Homes For Sale - - - - - - -- - -- - - - Auto Sales 1959 FORD F 100 Ptckup truck See a t lOS Un1on Aven u e or ca tt 992 3293 4 2 6t c have an assured mcome and j W tlh cun e nt htgh pnces the program · would 'cost tax · p ayers nothmg The World Almanac notes 1 ~t WSI'AI' l tt t ~H!JIPHJSt ~ ~ S :\ I tu~\ l ll.! h lltl~ \11-1 / t . \ ./ ' -1969-------..----CHARGER 383 4 speed PhOne 742 31 22 4 2 61c 1968 CAMARO SS 327 4 speed a m fm radiO , S77 5 1970 Ford 1 , ton t ru c k w tth topper P s P B A1r $ ~ , 8 00 P h one 9tl5 3511 4 2 3tp -------------STEREO Wall')ut AM F M R~d10 NEWSPAPER 8 track tape com btnat1on Balance ll t O 73, or terms availab le Phon e 992 3965 2 1A tfc .--------------1965 FORD P1ckup Phone 742 ~261 CA~RIER • 3 31 3t c -------------1952 CHEVROLET P tCkup 1964 Yoa have a good chance to Dodge Dart. 1967 Ford sta t •on earn big money and prizes, too . Tu fmd out If there Is a route open m your neigh· 1 borhood. • • CALL 992-2156 TH£ ._ DAILY SENTINEL . ·~ I' wagon cHeap af ter 6 p m \ 1 ' ton Ca ll 742 3101 l1 1 331Jtc - ------------F!Jr Sale or Trade 197:3 BUICK Century lu x us 2 dr hardtop Wtfh a.r will trade for 197J 1974 Ford or Chevy 1 ' ton ptc ku p P hon e 985 3911 4 2 3t c ---- - GUARANTEED- PHONE Frorn th e la ~ ge s t Truck o~ BulldQi er Rad1a t or to th e s ma llest Hea le r Core NaJha n Btggs Radrchor Specta list ROOf PAINJJliG ~ 11 992 ~2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto .SMITtLt«<,SON MOTORS. INC. CALL CARL-N~I:SON ' . PHONE 992-5083 Open 8 Ttl S Monda y lhr u Sa turday 6D6 E Mam, Pomeroy , 0 ALL WEATHER HARDWARE Gene's Body Shop Now unde~ new management 808 W Marn Pome roy AU WEATHER HARDWARE RON AND KAREN THOMAS Paint1ng A Specialty Area !lo Most Rea sonable Pn ce s Und e r New Management N ?nd M1~ port Stop m an d say Hello Bnng tn thr :. ad tor a Free Gtft All work guarante e d DITCHING SERVIC£ ASK US ABOUT PRE -F ABRICATED Wate r Ltnes and Power lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also doze r work and se pttc tanks tn WOOD T.RUSSES DON'T DRIVE A GAS GULPER OR A GAS HOG st:\""». . Phone Stanle~ 949 -2789 . Bumper to Bumper But It to Your ' Spec s RACINE 2 ST ORY P ERM A ST•ON E 3 BR L A RGE MODERN K ITCHEN t t~ B ATH S CA RPET T HROUG HO UT F U LL BAS EMENT 2 CA R GA RAGE A LL ON E L ARGE F L AT WEL L L A ND S CAPE D LOT PR ICED MID TW E NTIE S RUTLAND 3 BEDR OOM S LARGE KIT LI K E NEW CARPET AL UM SID ING OWNER WI L L HEL P FINANCE F: OR QU AL IF IED BUYER PRI C ED BELOW M AR KET 5 12 000 Delivered lo Job Stfe See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 Night992 -3525 or 992-5232 773 SSS4 RE:ADY MIX CONCRETE de l vered r •gh t to your prot e ct Fast an d easy Free est1ma t es Phone 992 3284 Goegletn Re(\dy M t x Co M tddleporl. Ohto 6 30 tfc Ma son , W Va oozE R and back 1'1oe work pond s an d sep t c tanks d1f AIR CONDITION NOW? chmg se rv1 ce top soli , till B&K Ex d1rt, !tmestone cavattng Phone 99.2 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 tfc ----------.....------ YES! Now whtl l!' th e weather IS s t11l cool I !> the bes t time It ca 11 be rn s talled at your conv e rH e nce w tth no wathng arou nd '" hot muggy ---------- ---WILL TRIM or cu 1 trees and SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REA SO NABLE rate$; Ph 4d6 4782, Gal!ipo l1s , J ohn Russe ll Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc shrubbery ba se ments 9A9 321 1 or Also , clean out a t l!cs etc Call 7<~2 4441 3 14 26 tc w c al h ~ r Pho ne 992 2550 C BRADFORD , Aucltonee r Complet e Se r v1 c e Phon e 949 38 21 or 9.19 3 161 Ractne Oh to Crttf Bradford 5 1 lfc AU WEATHER HARDWARE N nd Mtddle port , 0 2 Ave Under Ne w Management EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septiC tanks mstalled dump t r uc ks and lo boys for hrre wtll hau l till dtrl top sotl ltmes ton e and g rav el Call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day p hone 992 7089 n tght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tf c Mod e rn Sa n ttat10 n , 992 395.4 01r 992 73A9 I 10 23 tfc 1-lRICE CONSTRUC TION Roofmg , spoutt ng , kttchens and bathrooms Comple t e r emode lmg Phone 74 2 6271 12 3 tfc M A N Y VW AND DATSU SPECIALIST MATERIAL~ CD SEP·T~e-- T ANKS-~i;~;d POMEROY HOME & AUTO ---------------' 606 E . Matn Stop In and See Floor Dtsplay. r-OAM to f tll yo ur o ld couch a nd cha 1r custHons as low as SIO 95 Upf1olstery booKs On ly 50c, 4 m ch cove r ed foam ma ttr esses for standard stze bed $29 95 Pomerov Recovery , 622 E Main Street Pomeroy Oht o i-' none 991 1554 3 s 26tc - ----- ...... ----.--- NOW ready ca bbage lettuce and pan s 1es potted and baskets of Eas ter flow e rs n ow bloom tng Hubbard ' s Gr e e-n ho use Syracuse OhiO 331 tfc ------------FIR, ST and se<:ond cutting hay Phone Walla ce Damew ood , Re eds vt lle OhtO 667 333 8 J 31 3tp Af BRIDGE Experts can go wrong-BIG! bath fu ll basement good coat furnace •n Pomeroy . SS 500 No Sunday ca ll s F'hone 742 582,S 3 28 6tc .' 0 Yeste rday's Answer 23 Jmmcd 1 29 J ose or a tc ly (2 wds ) 24 Pla1d fo r Juhelle 30 E ac h and all th e c-la n 31 Squaw's 25 • C<tsa dwell ing bl anca' 33 Empress pt an l~ l Farah s 1 7 Ge rm an land art songs 35 Comedian Foxx: - sur. I ++ Dear Rap 1 haven ' t had any bo)fnends and don t have many rrr e nds because I'm so mto " old-fas hr o ned" mus tc t h ey a ll llu ok I'm too far out You see , I hke honky·tonk and I really s tudy but m ost or the ktds g o for soul or what you hear on F M s ta ti ons My dad s~1d I co uld hav e one e xnenstve Dt ese nt for gr~ualton , and I had my heart s et on a banjo, but do y ou thmk 1 should ask [or a good FM radro and JUSt p r c tend I thmk my fa vont.,'mustc IS 'kid s tuff '" - KAREN u. Dear Karen No 1 Stay wtlh what you hke. and JUSt reme mber, b e m g differ ent tsn'ttha t bad tl's the different people who go places Look at Lynn Anderson the ktds ca lled her " Ok re" rn htg h s c hool because she hk ed country-western mustc (before 11 rea lly st.1rted c hrnbmg the c ha rts) You can ' t g et muc h hi gher than Lynn h,Js , seed Dear Karen • 26 St a te f Fr ) Your chotec tn mus 1c won't lurn ku:ls off unless you're&so 27 Wa sh hype-dun Ill uu can l t a lk of anything e ls e And a ne\\ FM radio won 't attract fnends l'J you any more th, rn a banJO wrll scare them a\\a y Keep on bemg an md tVJdual "ho hk e s what she h kcs whethe r rt 's m sty le or not, but stay open to othe r people s mterest s also That's the real s~rel or makmg fr tends - HELEN ~ l!ll~J]3)1[!! ; /k,J ..,•• -&J,J ..-1,...... a ga tn st 28 P ot nt ed ln lt 29 Sec 41 Ac r oss 32 Un abradgcd 34 Incessant 36. Terrrfled 37 Casba h character 38 Card com· Unscramble thcsr four Jumbl es, one. le tler to each square, to fo rm four ord1n nry words bmat1on 39. Exaspcr a led 40. And not 41. Havmg a ptercmg glance Wllh 29 Across I K) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - He1e's I l) I I I ftqu e5 70 E p1 sode Ac ti o n 33 Sonn y & Che r 10 8 Bil l Moye r s Jou rn al 70 Wa s h•ng lo n Co nn ec t 1on 33 T he Cowb oys 6 13 F lt p Wtl son Car toon 3 I 15 a 30 ~ The al e rrnAm e n c a 3J Hi1 11of F c1n tc3 l 15 Mov te Th e Gun and th e Pu lp tt 6 13 9 oo - Ca nn on 8 10 My st e ry o f th e M a ya 70 10 00 - Ko1ak 8 10 Ne ws 20 Inte rfa ce JJ NBC Ncw :s Pre se n ts Sp ec ral Ed1t10n 3 ~ 15 Do c E lliot 6 13 10 30 - Day At N•ghl 3l 1100 - N ew~ J 4 6 8 101 3 15 Jan a k r 33 11 30 - Johnn y Ca r son 3 4 15 G e r a ldo R 1ve r a Goodn tgh t Amertea 6 13 Mo vt es Srt uat 10n Hopeless 8 Nolhtn g Bu t the Bes t tO 1 00 - Tomorro w 3 1 News 13 Ta ke F tve For L1 fe IS 7 00 - News 4 Cable Channel Ftve 7 DO p m - Lo ca l Ne w 5 7 JO p m - Coun t ry & Wes te r n B 30 p m - Com edy 9 30 p m - Super s tar 8 ' '+K . J7 A63 ... Q 10 72 WESr . 63 'QlO l E AST .JH7Z ' 9 B64 +KIUB4 Z +7 5 oo - r r5 ] YORRAS 1 I /MCUPE rr J II WHAI 'IOU C.A'N ALWA'IS COUNT ON WHeN 'IOU c50 TO 'HINA. II I vr J 1 YFTWIP B KBNPDO ITTU KBNPDODN XTNUDP TO to rorm (Antwcn lomorro..,l J ut~~ t.l"~ BR ANO LINGO '"••n (mild he r4 /(lliHIII fegat - AN tN· LAW I LONGFE1. LOW CRYPTOQUOTES 1'-_Pri_n_ll•~eSU_RP_RIS_EA_NSW_ER_here_,l AN [ XXr 1 I ) 'r ~ t f'r< l a\ · ~ . One letter s1mply stands for another In this sample A 15 used for the lhrce L's X for the two O' s, etc Smgle letters, aP.ostrophes, lhe length and formation of the wo rds are all hmts Each day the code letters are ddTcren t Nuw I!JTBO&e the circled !ellen the surprtlle answer. aa ~=::~L,'::"_~~~~~L,~-~=~·..,sune"ted by the above cartoon. 1 to work It: how AXYDLBAAXR WEASEL MALLET Z BYU GTW -IZOETIO ZJ RFD BY FZY UODDY? YRDJJDOY Yesterday's Cryptoquole: THE HE AI!E NO UN INTEREST· lNG TH IN GS, THERE ARE ONLY U N I NT EI! ESTED PEO· PLE -G K CHESTERTON • (@ 1974 KinK FuturH Syndu:at.e,lnc) KEEP. T/lYING 1 THE~ H~S TO BE A HIDDEN RELEASE 8\.ITfON FOR.. THIS PA,N EL ARDUND HER.E SOfo!EWH!.R.E' ' ' 52 O THER ... 953 P~OPERTI ES TO CHOOSE Nor th Soulh vu lnera ble FROM - CALL US FOR YOUR NEE DS IN REAL E STATE - \V('s l North East Soulh IN T Pa ss 3N T Pas..;; Pas.'i " HENRY E CLHAND BROKER 992 2259 If no answer 992-2568 P,1ss Mr. Wallet. 16 ~lc;k 1n bed w1th a Opt.:m ng lead- +4 cold, By Oswald & James Jacoby miSS 1 How drd South manage to ge l se t t wo tt•tcks allhrs three notr ump contract'> The answet ts that Soulh was a n count r y hc'tne Ha s gas F A turnoce new bath ce l lar anq gMden NEW HOME - All e lecln c rrm c h or Bt le ve ls :;> to 5 bedroo m s Famil y room s 2 IM th s d iS h wa s h e r garbage d1 s po s al rang e and re trtg e rCttor 5 • PAGETOWN Colon ial 2 be droom ·h om e w 1th garage, Jru1t t ree s and 1' a c r es o f leve l gard e n land As k •n a S9100 00 TRAI~ER LOTS Seve r a l loccl flons tor you to buy or build on later 51500 00 up J LOTS ~ In Harrt sonv rll e A ll le ve l e xc el len t garden l..:m d S)500 00 WILDERNES~ • 24 ecr es close tn for on ly $1 1 000 00 BE SAFE AND LIST YO UR PR O PER T Y WITI'I t)S TH AT W AY WE W ILL BE P R E S ENT W HE N A STRANGER WANTS -o_se E " Wednesday, April 3rd AT HOLIDAY INN_ STATE ROUTE 7 * 450 PIKE ST. * GAUIPOLIS, OHIO * Electric, Tools *Air Tools '' •Hand Tools Socket Sets and Impact Sockets Air,.& Electric Impact Wrench,es * Impact Wrenches *Socket Sets ' ' 1/ 4". 37a' l!a" · 1/2"- 3!4 - 3/a"to lu And ~lectric Impact Wrenchl!s 1 " . 3/4 11 -1 11 ·1!2 11 Impact Sockets 112': • 3f4' 11 * Extension Cords * Open & Boxed End Wrenches ' 50' & 100' • Heavy Duty * * * * Electric & Air Drills Hack Saw Blades Drill Presses And Many, Many More Items A1r F1les, D. A . Sanders, PVC, Masking Duct Tapes, Ovenware & " ' '" .."' "· -• •• All Famous Brands* Original Factory Carton with Full tactory Gllarantee STEREO Decker · Ski I· Cummins · 1 S..K and Others Auction from 7:30 pm1on all Items Inspection from 5:30 om til 7:30 pm 92.1 HAD NO IDEA HE V.OULD STRIKE A WOMAN' North East 1... South Dble Pass 2+ , Pass ' I'LL '· '·-' ALLEY OOP IT YoON'T Be l.ONG BeFORE WE'Re ~K IN TH' CAP,.AL 1 CALM YOURSELF AND DO NOT FEAR, "l"HE "SI:RRIES WE NEE D I HAVE I<IGHT I JUST fiOPE WE MAKE IT IN TIME: TSAVE GUZ' I .. • ~ERE' ' 5QUEf/K,5QUllWk, ~QUEAK, sQUAWk playmg a show in b1ddmg has bePn West I.)..D'i . • -~~1-lA she had become wtth a cowboy named Gale Dut:h Waltz,thefamous sl;ate1 . was WOI ned You South, hold •10865 4 'AK Q83 t A J5·What do you do now" , ~~ ( The Jt!Sl fOLlOO II{ , OH, WINNIE I KNEW l COUlD DEPEND ON YDU ' ...,.-4'"? NO v.or.IDER. ~HE .EfT 11J1U I NO WONDER I CAN'T GIT TffiER TO SLEEP!! " Such as Chicago Pneumatic · lngersol Rand . Wright llr.r.::::t1:;:;;'"1 Black & e xpert a nd when experts go w1o ng they r ea l!) go wrong H1s nrne of dtamonds he ld the hrs t tnck and as you ca n see h e co uld now co unt on lht ee dtam o nds. three hearts a nd three s p a d es Of course, he needed frnesses '" both dw mond s a nd hearts but they were rtght tliere s tann g hun tn the ra c e South was 'ure of the dta · mond f m e s se but ardn't wa nt lu llSk the h eart [messe If he d1dn t h ave to So he led a clu b a t tr rc k two We st ducked a nd dumm y S' 10 los t Ea s t s JaCk Eas t led b.1~ k a d1amond and Wests kmg los t to dumm v s aee South came to ht s h a nd 1Vilp a spade and led a seco nd club West won th rs trtck Wi th tlh ace and clea,ed lhe dra· mond s ull · Now Sou t h Jed oul hts last · ~w-o ht g h spades West chuc k ed a h em t l l n ow loo k ed to South as rf East beld th e g uard ed queen o f heat·ts and t h e kmg of clubs tn add llron to th e last s p ade South led hts four or spades Ea st won. led a ~lub to hts partner and Wests two good d ta mond s completed t he two lrtck se t . , l:">lJ::WSl \l'~H 1-:"l:nHI'ItiSl' \SS:\ .... Pamt . Spray Kits, , Mixers , Sets, 1 , COUNTRY " s40,000 WORTH OF BRAND 'NEW MERCHANDISE *Chain Saws * Circular Saws * Bench Grinders * DriH Bits Hy-Speed * Elec. Calculators A-81d two spades WN\PO-FM lu shuw ~ THE 5TvR'i' I~N T MVCH BVTTHE NA " ES ARE GREAT ' •• You ~want both JUUI' suits'; , TODAY'S QUF..STION Mrddleporl Pomer.o v \ \ ,. By Hden and Sue Bollt•l +Q.I9 ' __\ __ •• L00K'6 'A ------- -- -----~ --------------NEWL Y rede corated home w ith .. Ol< lE% FOR ofo r1 K4 ... J 86 SOUTH tol • A KQ4 S ROOM House , bath ful basement , la r ge back por c h , s1ts on 1 ~ere Qf gro und about 1 2 m ile fNm Ra ,.. me Phone 9A9 37 43 J 28 6tc N EIW J bed r oo m ho m e a n d double ga rag e with 55 a t r e s near Rut la nd Phone ? 42 61 61 3 31 4tC T>lEU' RE MORE DICK TT!Ac > NORTH • tO 85 • Real Estate For Sale · BEDR OOM house 1n M•d cll epor t , New k1 tc hen and b a th app l ta nces .n c luded Call 992 5310 3 19 26tc By Roger Bollen LIBRA iSepl 2J · U~t 23) It FUNNY BUSINESS look.s ltk e you re gomg to ~ ren e g e o n a prom•se today 1:;-v AI<D \lJHt>; I~ T"E. yo u do yo u re 9 o 'ng to re al ~r tON OF Tru= ooo a ,ze a s ub sta nl tal ilmo unt at ~ i<'!lW' OF •le<HTG gu •ll ACRes"" TI<E. 10Pf' '· SCORPIO lOci 24-No• 221 h Don t se lec t compa mo ns on th e b asrs o f wh at they c a n do to r you You U b e p la ytng a For Wednesday Apnl 3 H.1 p game that d oe s n t s u•t yo u 000000 1974 SAGITTARIUS (No• 23 ~1y ft,ltll'C IS 25 ,uul st ill live ~ \\ llh Ill!) (Jl.llt'U i s v.hu rlu !22 711/J ARIES- 1March , ii:Apni 19J Dec 21) S ome ti mes yo u can t' \ cry thtng tor hun 'Be wa re o t sornet h1 ng you w111 ru n a biOtf and get away w11h J wt s h he would move to .rn tp<Htmcn1 befo re our rn a rrJ d~t· b e ollernd today It looks la t '' but no t today Be s ur e yo u tu seP whethe r h£' can cut the <.~ prun strmgs He SU)S the n• s nu beller !han 1\ rea ll t 1S II wd l can b ack up you r cl a tms t u rn ou t t o be a w htle CAPRICORN IDee 22 Jan problt-m ht5 folks won 't mter£ere ~1 h er \\ e h~ve uur own place e le phanl 19} Yo ur Judgment won 1 be Ho 's t.~r g umcnt IS - wh ) 't"Jtsl(" st:x 111on ths of ll' nl \\h l' ll WC' TAURUS (Apnl 20 M ay 20) as s ha rp as 1\ shb uld b e to eolild use lne rnont! y msteuU vii LU• 11hW ~,; dlc tJUJ ::. m~ pa ll"l 1.': Have a good ltme b ut no I so day II s b ec au se you II b e by THOMAS JOSEPH good you tt b e angry at yo ur overlooktn g sma ll Imp ortan t about halr what he'd spend a way from hom e ) My worr y rs- <a n sel l la ter 101 ove rtndu lgtng de ta 1 1 s 1 l\1 ~lf"' 1 " rl n·lrl ,. ,..r~ 1h ,.,, "" 'n<l tn,..<;: hP " lr) \ t hPP1 In I \'C GEMINI (May 21 June 20) DOWN ACROSS AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 1 AITec t a 1 N a 1l Try no I lo exaggera te I he ac kn o\\n thcnt a lnt usl .., year am! d tL ) r e JUSt tuu pe rfl' l t 19) Some thmg yo u may bar lio n compltshments ot a member 5 P a trt ot u.' ro w 1 1as re a l value 10 the Boas ver; man1y a nd seems !)elf--suff tc 1e nt, but 2 O ppOSit(' o l YOJJ f lamtly When dtSC USS org lend e r Be s ure to trea t tl w th If a gu~ enJoys hvmg wrth h1s roUts and do esn 't even fight \\tth tng h1s a llrtbu l es Wtl h QUI 3 Armtt 8. Sh o · the s am e respe c t s he d oes them , v. 1ll hts w1fe dJsc..: ovPr s.~on aflc· r tht! \\ e ddm g th-1.11 sht. s St der s dill~ shone an PISCES (F e~ 20-March 20) CANCER (June 21- July 22) 4. Not rash nMrrted a Mam,1's ~1nd Pdp ~t ~ h( J} ' OOUB I F UL Yo yr op •n•o n s a re l1kely to o e people Today yo u tt hear onty wha t prudent co ntr a ry to your mates or 9. Ma gallne you wa nt to hea r La te r whe n partn e r s to day You II decep · 5 Corrupt uffic ra l Doubtful lhtng s don I wor k ou t you II 11-J ely lea d tf1e m to lht nk. yo u 6 Pro ftctent 13 Woe A'i Bo sa; s , sta} mg home untlf thL· \\ cddmg ts thf' best thm g w onde r wh y you we ren I a gree 7 W 1de unto u s ' he can do economtcally If he m ov e d to an <.~partme nt, 1l would g• ven a ll th e fac ts s pr~ ad 14 Formerly LEO (July 23-Aug 22) To 10 Baco n's 15 W rn e r y rrove nothtng you couldn :t already have d!scovert.'lllll a yem of day you a re lt ke ly to s p end ta ga long r e fu se mo ney !rom fu nd s yo u ve ea r elating And tf you hmcn t seen an) Mama's a nd P,tpa s bo) 11 Spell 16 Mtsst n g ( hara ctertstlc!" well , maybe you r c w·orr) mg too much - SUE marked for some th rng else bmder hnk ? La ter you r budget won 1 bal + I I 12. Appomt 17. Leas t a nce Apnl 3 1g74 once VIRGO ( Aug 23 Sept 22) fr equ ent • DLar Doubtful Kn o wledg e you ve g a tn ~ d 1n agam No t a goo d day to get your 19. d iSad My I G rA P ( 1 m Guess m g Ag am P erce pti on 1s a ys yuu w.cre the pas t Wtl l b e used to g ood 18 S hrc~ se lf •nvo lved 1n somelh ng vanta ge .ne v e r very close to your parenls Thu s you rna} confuse fanul) adv a nt ag e !hi S yea r II wtll 1m 21. Desse rt a bo u t wh1c h you don 1 under ( hm pr o ve yo ur lot tn life Use ttes \Uth apron strmgs s ta nd a ll the legal ramtJ1ca ( 2 \\d S ) de r ed ) w•sel y he lp of1ered by othe rs !t ons 22 Abh o r True,~ 25--year-o ld IS u s ua lly out o[ th e ncs l but, on t he oth e r ( Z wds) 20 Before hand, you say Bo rs manly and s elf-sufhc renl .md hrs parents 21 lnh n tl cs r nnl ~ faull rs " they're too p e rfe c t " with her I Neve r Pronu scd You i.l Ros e Garden" and oltJC r hits mat hrt Could rt be YOU are the on e who Is overpossessive'' 22 Outm od<' d HELEN 25 Germ I I 1 Our ' ---- ---·--- --"--- 1 ...... WIN FURNITURE SEWI NG M ACHI NE S Repa 1r serv1ce, a ll makes 99 2 2284 The Fabrlc Shop , Pomeroy Autnortzed Smger Sates and serv tee We Sha rpen Sctssors ~ 3 29 He A U1 OMOBILE In s ur ance been c an c e ll ed? Lost your operators l tce nse Call 992 7428 I 6 15 tfc the C lock 4 Elec Co 20 Know Your Sc hool s 33 I Sp y l 5 J 1mmy Dean 13 30 - To Te ll t he Tru th 6 Sale of the Century 8 The Judge 10 Beat t he Cloc k 13 Pat tee Surg eon 3 On the Money 4 An Pomeroy and ---- -~-.....>.---~ ·-- 6 6 30 - News 3 4 6 B. 10 . 15 Room 2221 3 7 00 - News 10 6 What's My Ltne 8 Truth or Cons eq 3 Bea t OFFICE SUPPLIES . ------- -~----- ~eqll e nc es 992 -2094 DOZER wor k, lan d c le·armg by the .-acre hourly or contract , farm po nds , roads etc La r ge dozer and op era to r w~ th over 20 years expertence Putltns Excavatrng Pomeroy , Oh•o Phone 992 2478 12 19 ft c DON ' T F US S, Don I cuss tu J n your tunk. au to mOb il es ove r ·~o us R 1vers•de Auto WreckmQ Phone 1 f304 l 773 5890 1 3 7 26tc A LOT FOR A LITTLE 2 s tor y lrc1mc 7 BR ,New bath New g<'ls fo rce d a 1r furn a ce New hot wate r tn nk Full ba se m e nt Loc a t e d rn Po mer oy JU ST S6 500 00 LINCOLN HIT~ 3 BR Bath Some c Mpeftng & pane lmg Hardwood tt oor s Ga s furnac e Ba se ment LMge tot :£1000000 BU~INESS ROOM w 1lh lo ve ly 3 BR apart ment over Hardwood floor s car peted N1ce k1fc he n w rt h lots of c ab tne l s Dmmg room I ' 1 bclfhs"" Garage Hot wat e r he a l TiltS you mus t see Service Forergn Cars Welc;ome HOGG & ZUSPAN SE PTIC TA N KS , AROB IC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED M I L LER S A NIT A T IO N . STEW A RT OHIO P H 662 3035 10 4,tfc OFFICE 44& 3643 EVENINGS Bud McGhee - 446 1255 E M ' l ke't.W •seman- 446 J7911 Mrddleport, 0 N 2nd Ave P ii 992 5271 f= or Free Eo; tunate mqurre 1ow abou t a beaufllul new 1oot m ta'>htOn co lors Pomeroy r'h 992-2 174 . . IS YOUR ROOF ' LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? s l~ lled ., I ,, Ga llipOli S -------------- 4 1 3tc 'BOYS OR GIRLS A(,J·.~ t.) On Most Amencan Cars Pets For Sale 7897 . VAC UUM Cleane r s Brand new tank ty p e m odels. wtth 5 a ttac hme nts Only $24 40 cas h or t erms ava tl abte New Upng ht models S29 90 casl'1 or terms ava 1!abl e Trade ms ac:tepted Phone 992 2653 3 27 tfc -------------- 196iOL DsMOBiLEP;~; 992 .. 19 74 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE S left tn layawa y All butlt •n to buttonhole do stretch sew mg and fa n c y stttchtng Pay tust $68 75 cash or ter m s avai lab le Trad e •ns accepted Phone 992 2653 3 27 ttc 2 BEDROOM mobile 'home adults only No pets Phone 992 5247 S IN GER sewmg mach mes 1972 model m beautiful walnut 4 1 3tc cab met Ma Kes des1g n s t1t . ches, ZJ 9 zag, buttonho les, TR AI L ER space fo r r ent m bltn~"~ hems . ete Ltke new Ra c tn e Phone 992 2429 or 992 On ly S89 95 Ca ll RavenSWQ.Od 2838 273 9511 or 273 9893 after 5 00 3 29 tfc 12 7 He TRA ILER Br own's Tr ailer WE HAVE all your upho ls tery Park Phone 992 3324 "' needs bur lap d entm , 3 29 tf c cambnc foa m glue zippers. t ack.mg s tnp s spnngs an d cltps Ch ipbo a r d , butto n tw tne . sew tng thread legs , upholstery books, da c: ron, ONE bla c k fe male Ge rman webbtl'lg , s prmg twtne. ta c ks. Sh eph e rd spay e d and welt co rd cotto n sw tve l f rte nd ! y Good watchdog bases foam foam , foam PMone 992 5947 Pom eroy Recovery. 622 E ' 3 31 J tc Ma in St , Po m e r oy Oh tO pf10ne 992 7554 MIN IATURE black pood l e , 3 s 26tc fema le 5 rnontf1s old SJ5 l.nQut r e a t 159 Nor th F tfth Avenue Middleport Ohto COA L FOR SALE JAYMAR 45760 COA L CO THE MEI G S AND GAL LIA LINE S T ATE 3 31 3tp ROUTE 7 AT C~ESHIRE 0 PEN 7 A M T ILL 6 30 P M F IVE D AYS A WEEK PHONE 99 2 5693 4 I St c 1969 SKYLINE 12 X44, 2 bedroom. w f1 ee ls on new underp •nn rn g , awntng and GOOD qualf1y hay Al so 2 attached u til ity r oom L tke Reg•ste red Beagl es Call 9Q2 new 52 800 Phone Athens . 7201 aft e r S p m 592 2828 3 24_ l 2tc 3 27 6t c _ _ ...,.. ___________ ---- - ---~----- a nd gove rnm e nt purc h ases to keep p11ces up was e nded Au~ 10 1973 A n ew program set target prrces. ror wheal, leed gra m s and cotton and farmers wou ld get atd when pnccs t ell below the la r get 11 was fe lt tar mers would plant more to me ~ t rood s hortages Zfg Zag tn n1 ce wa lnut tabl e Nev e r In ortgma l cartons us ed Clearan ce on 74 Mode ls (On ly a te w a va il abl e I $63 40 ca s h o r te rms av a il a bl e Ph on e 99 2 2653 3 20 tt c WISEMAN tlome • -------------J AN D 4 ROOM furniShed and Wanted To Buy The old farm sub s rd v s)s· --------------SE WIN G Ma c t11nes Br a nd New EL ECTR OL U X • Vac uum C leqn~r s comp let e W1th at Phon ~:; r achm e ~ ts cordwtnd e r and patn t s pray Used but tn 1 ke 4 2 3tc new con dtl on Pay $34 45 cash or budget p lan ava •lab le 2 BEDR OOM t r aile r Phon e 992 2653 refe r ence s r equ 1r ed Bob s 3 20 tf c Mob•1e Court , Syracuse Phone 992 2951 CLELAND FARM S AND 4 :z tfc GREE NH OUSE A vartety of cabbage and lomato plant s FURNI S H ED two ro om fo r sale Also brocco lt and a partm ent on Spnng Ay e cau l tll ower , sw e et pepp e rs Call Sunday or evenmgs 992 hot peppers eggp lan ts , head 3429 lettuce and EA S TER 3 28 6t p F LOWER S pansy ,..mum s azalea ~ ydrangea , HOUSE on 1634 Lmcotn geran tum s pe tun a s several He •ghts m Pome roy 4 roo m s k1nd s of f1angtng baske tS Wtth bath redeco r at e d Gera ld tne Cleland . Ra cr ne Phone 992 357 5 aft e r 5 p m OhtO 3 J 1 tfc 3 29 lfc 2 CALL 992-2156 tn No 15523 EXPERIENCED patnter te rto r an d exteno r Ca ll Don - NOTICE BY VanMeter , 985 3~5 1 PUBLICATION3 26 12tp Piamt lff has brought fh1S act to n nam rn g you as defend.ant 1n th e above named co ur t by f• l tng htS Comp la nt on the 1st J day of Ap r il , 1974 K Au to 's comp lete r f. Th e obt e ct of the Complatnt J UN deltvered to ou r yard We p1ck an d the demand for re ltef are t o up auto bodtes a nd buy all obtam a dtvor ce, to be awarded kt nds of scrap metals and the ca re , ~ ustody and contro l of tron R1der's Sa lvage Sta te the mmo r children of tf1e parties R:oute 124, Route 4, Pomeroy . hereto and for other proper Ot'llo Phone 992 5468 relief 3 28 l 2tp You are requ red to a nswer the Complatnl w1 tf1tn twen t y OLD autos . 6 or more ca r s w111 erght days a ft e r the ' la st g 1ve S3 00 ptec e 18 ca r s or PUbiiCBt iOI'l Of lh1S not 1ce WhiCh more w1ll g1ve b e lt~r pr~c e Will be pubt ts hed once eac h Ca II 985 4297 ' week for St X cons ec vt1ve weeks 3 28 tfc a n d the last publ te atton will be made on lhe 14th day of May NO I copper soc rad 1ators 1974 Your answer dale w 111 be JSc red brass 40<: battenes on Jun e l2H!, 1974 S l 20 M A Halt , Re ed s vil le In th e case ot your fa•lure to 01'1 to Pl'1one 378 6249 answer or otherw•se r espond as 3 24 tft perm1tted by t he Of1to Ru les o ~ C1v 11 Procedure wt thm tj"\e lim e OLD uprtgf1t pta n os Any stated fUdgmen l by def.:iull wtll condr lt on Paytng SlO cash be rend e r e d aga ,nst you for the Wrtte g ive d lre c t 1ons to relief demanded m t he Com WITTEN P IANO CO P 0 Pia tnt BOX 18 Sard ts OhiO 43946 3 13 30tc LARRY E SPENCER CLERK OF COURT OF O L D furntt u re oak tables, COMMON PLEAS clocks, tee bOKes brass be ds , ME IGS COUNTY, OHIO d•shes desks or comp le te COURT HOUSE 1'1ouseholds Wr1 t e M o POMEROY , OHI O Mtller , R t 4, Pomero y, Oh1 0 (4) 2 9 16 23 30 (5) 7, 14 7t c ca ll 992 77 60 5 13 tf c WORLD ALMANAC 6 5 tft APPROXIMA T E L Y 12 a c r es Of level fa rm tn g g round 1u st outstde Racme Ca ll 949 4433 1111 1 30 or 949 327 / after 1 30 t 1ll 7 p m J 29 4tc -------------12 x SO TRAI L ER 2 bedrooms . Employment Wanted' Address Un kn own , De fen dant EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Mam St Pomeroy All kmds of sa!f wa te r pellets water nugge ts b lock salt and own Oh o R tver Sa lt Phone 992 3891 For Rent NEWSPAPER CARRIER SYRACUSE DAILY SENTINEL Plamflff , vs EAR N $15 , 000 $30 000 per year Anyon e Int eres ted tn own m g the1r own P zza Bu s mes s 1i2 500 cash need ed Wr. te Mr Ed a t 1275 Brown Rd Co lumbus Oh •o 43 223 3 27 11tp ttc --- ------------ WANTED c la sses Wil l beg rn Wed n esday , April 3 Fo r more '" format10n , call Ben Slawter at 992 5628 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..!__ _ 3_ 31 4tc 3 18 Bus111ess Opportunities For even•~gs new h ome~ now vn d et c.brl s lru c ttofl tn" pr tme toc afmn on Ctty wa t e r a nd se w e r Cho 1ce o f d es •g n s Wa lt lo wa lt carp e tu1 g a nd .3t r c ond111onm g tn cl ud ed Wilt h e lp arrangr:' f tn a n c 1ng co n venltonal loan s w th 'down pa ym e nt low a s 5 p e t Oth e r n e w h om es avat la b l e t o oual1f1ed buver s wtth NO DOWN P A YM E N T ' Builder s ot w G e es t Hom es· Call collect 614 837 6540 or 239 0785 or wr 1te Gr e at Amer ca n Hom es In c , P 0 Box 68 7 Pom ero y, Oh 10 45 769 • 3 I li e -------------- Lost '5.55 w l bedroo m hom e l', baTh' • r~-.·=<·~.·-·Generation R~p·.;<·:~~:·~'"··-~l TUESDAY, APRIL l . 1974 6 00 - News 3 4 8, 10 15 , Sesam e' Str ee t 20 A BC News 1J ~ L•lla 5 Yoga and l ou :n 6 30 NB C News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CB S News 8 10 ~ Your -F utur e Is Now 33 Room 122 13 7 00 - Ma rco Sporf ltte 33 Beat th e Clo~ k J News 6, 10 Elecfn c Co 20 Truth or Con sequen ces 3 Wha~ My Lrne B H1gh School T V Honor Soc1et y 15 Osc ar s Actor s and the E xorci St 13 • 7 30 - To Tell The Tru th 6 RF D 20 Hollywood Squdres 3 Johnny Mann'5 Stand Up and Che e r 4 , New Prtce ts . R•ght a 10 Beat the C loc k 13 Lass re IS Read tng For th e Cla ssroo m Teacher 33 8 00 - Maude 8 Btlt Mo y er s Journal 33 Ham bur gers J, 4 15 Happy Day s 6 13 Mov 1e 20 8 JO- Ha w a rt Ftve 010,8. Movte Moon of the Wol f 6 13 -v oo-- Black J 6 urnar3:r;TI-vaTcaaeorLJia mpt o ns Aw ards 3 4 15 9 30 - Shaft 8, 10 The Cunous Case of Y1 ta m m E 10 00 - Mar c us Welby MD lJ 6 Wa s hrngt oQ Str a rght Te~ l k 33 Oscar Awards J, 4 15 Ne ws 20 10 30 - Day AI N•ghl 33 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janakt·33 11 JO - Johnny Carso n 3 4, 15 , ... OO- New s3, 4 Take f 1ve FOr L1 feiS 17 30 - Tomorrow 3 4 1 00 - News 13 1 30 - News 4 WEDN!!>iDAY . APRIL 3, 1974 6 00 - Sunr se Semm a r 4 Sa c r ed Hea rt 10 6 15 - Ur b a n Lea gue 10 Folk L• tera ture 3 ~ ') F a r m Re por t 13 6 30 F •ve Mrnutes to L•ve By 4 News 6 Btbl e Answe r s 8 The Stor y 13 6 35 Co lum b u s Tod ay J f, .l5 Farmtr me 10 Mo rmn g Re port 3 I 00 - Toda y 3 J 15 CBS News 8 10 D• ck Van Dyke 1j j-i R P utns t uf 6 7 30 - Roc ky & Bull w tn ld e13 New ZooR evue 6 R 00 - New Zoo Re vue 13 Se:;(1me St 33 Ca pt Kc1ngnroo 8 10 Jeff s Collte 6 o 75 Ja c k LvLanne 13 0 30 - Br ady Bunc h 6 8 55 - Ne w s 13 r.t 00 Pa ul Otxon 4 Frte ndly J u nct on 10 AM 3 Abbott & Co ste ll o 8 Phil Donahue IS Wild W1ld Wes t 6 Cov e r to Co ve r 33 Mov re Th e Day the F 1s h Ca m e Out 13 ? 30 - To Te ll t he Truth 3 Ta1tl etal e s 8 9 55 - Chuck Wh rt e Reports 10 10 00 - Drnah Shor e 3 15~ J oker s Wild 8 10 Company 6 10 30 J eopa rdy 3 4 15 Gambtt 8 10 11 00 - Pa ss wo rd 13 W1 zard o t Odd s 3 1 IS M1 ke Do ug la s 6 Now You See ,It 8 10 11 JO - Hollywood Squa res· J 4 1.S.l Love of L1fe B 10 Br a d y Bu nch 1J Ses am e S tr ee t 33 ~ 1155 CBS New s B Dan lm e l s Worldl O 11 00 -- Pa ss word 6 Bob Braun s 50 so Club 4 News 8 10 13 Jac kpot' 3 15 ..11 30 - Sea r c h for Tomorrow B 10 Spi t! Second 6 Ce le b rrty Sweep s takes 3 15 1155 - NBC Ne ws 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Conce otra tt on B What ~ My Ltne ? 10 1 30 - 3 On A Ma t ch 3 4 15 As th e World Turns 8 10 Let 5 Make A Deal 6 13 1 00 ~ Da y s of O u r Lt ves 3 4 IS Gutdrng Ltgh18 10 Ne w lywe d Gam e 6 13 'J 30 - Doc tor s 3 4 15 Edge of N•gh t 8 10 G •rl tn My Llfe6 13 3 00 - :Anothe r World 3 4 15 Gen e ral Ho5p1ta l 6 13 Pnce t ~ R•ghl B. 10 RFD 20 3 30 - One Lrfe to L1 ve 6 13 Ph tl Donahue 4 Match Game 8 10 Ho w To Survtv e A Marr1age 3 IS Wa s hington S tr a1ght Ta lk 70 J 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Ses ame Sf 70 33 Love Am e rt can St y le 13 Luc y Sliow 8 Huck and Yog 1 6 Mov1 e The Bla c k Kn •g hl 10 1 30 Gree n Ac r es 3 Bonanza 15 , Hazel 8 JackpQfl 4 G lll rgan s Is la nd 6, 13 S 00 ~ Mr Rober t5 20 13 Bonanza 3 M e rv Grttftn J Andy Gr dltth 8 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 Brg Valley 6 5 30 - Ele c Co 33 Beverly Hr ll b1l l1 esB Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tra il s West lS Hogan's Heroes 13 6 00 ~ News 3 d 8 10, 15 A BC News 13 Sesame Sf 20 Per sona l1t y & Behav rora l Dev~ l opm ent 33 Truth or Con ft INTERIOR EXTERiuR PAINTING , Tuesday , Apnl2, 1974 Television Lo2 •• "EXPERIENCED Wheel All'gnment qrtrage 'l~ A UT IF..UL 350 '} 700 rl\de<; S80 0 Ca ll 37 8 6365 J 3 1 ~t c Not1ce NE NELSON EXPERT two ,. , " ' 9 ROOM S ,. , b at h l iJIIy ca r pe ted n ew furna ce t r p ic BU S IN E ~~ bud a1 nq m down arHaqe n Lonq Bottom Oh to town PomC' rOY Otlto Ca l l 997 on Oh to R1v e r P hon e 843:1207 3975 or 997 571l 6 J 2 76rc or 99 1 i'16! 3 27 61p 73 H O NDA tor sale C Addi t ional 25c Charge per Adver tr sement OFFICE HOUR S a 30 a m to 5 oo p m Da !I y, 8 JO am 1o 12 00 Noo n Saturday ROOM hou se and ba th c tt r'q driHJC "Js tor v on Carson Ro il d m Mason Co n t ile ! Russ~,; II Ba l l 77 3 'i ('. v6 1 11 l ie For Rent or l ease --.- 197 0FO'ROFAIRLANESOO Har d lo p Coup e VB e ng 1ne power 5leermg r~d10 ' · 1 - - :.'"::========:-;==========-=-::~.~::;:~~~~::::::=:::=~ RPal [<tate For Sale ·, ale ~9~11'oSnlt 99?J369 & OBITUA,RY mym Jc I " oom 1 rbom s to tal On ly J ,1, 0 ... 111 5 o t el un f u r n s h eet " Owne r tr on c; te rr c{j ou ' of '> lil t e Phon e 9Q'l '}0 71 .J ) I r; tp ' "' ' 1 '17 0 Q HEV ~ OL E TBELAIR 1 Door V H f'ng 1ne s ld l r.'lns clcrm .n ter •o r hlu (.' ifnt <;, h ' '"t'o good t r es 1 ow n er t970 PLYMOUT H FURY Il l : dnor VB c1ulo rn MI •c powpf" blue l m s h c, po ll t:!i~ 111 le rto r • Moh. 1y 1 ,1 ( (! 11/1!1/l! J N I T Y Hom0- t 1 t 10 1 h t aroorn~ l l r q t l ilU!H i fv r-oo 1 I DOU' on [! V>0 \.1 r omn 1 x 2 1 Add A For Want Ad Service _ J _ The Da lly Senltnel, Mtddleport-P.omeruy, 0 .N~~=~:.r,~N Wdl I I I I. .. - '" ' . Your partner contmues to th.,!ee ' .' .I () J diamonds What do you do npw'' '' ' \ ' .r . I '. ' \ \ I \ ·~ I li . . I' ' l 'I .\ -~ ' . I,, ' I ·. ' ( •'· �• 'I 5 ' . s · · 1 · cl ~.f..· d c·l R · It 'r ~ · :~~~1~~~ ~J~~~t~~r~~~~:~:·:· ,entzne assz1 ze s. et esu s. Business Service.s 8- The Dmly Senlmel,Mtdcjleporl-l;'omer oy, 0 um 'l'Ul'S<I. I\ . IIJ111l 2, be~;~~~~~b'n~~.:o~ m REGULATIONS ® for SOble for mor e than one '" correct msertlon RATES Fn Pomeroy Motor c0 • 2 SIGNS Of QUALITY ~ • The Publi sher reserve s the rtght to )d•t or retett any ad s d eemed Ob t ectwna l The publiSher Wil l O(lt be respon S c en ts per- Word one •nser:tton M•n •mum Charge$1 00 14 cents •er word thr ee consecutive 1nsert 1ons 26 cents per word,.,. con secut tve InSe r tiOn s 25 Per Cent D ts count on pa•d ads 0"" ' '"' a"s u pa" tu W I th m 10 da y s t:ARD OF THANKS s l e~::rtng $2 02 fo r 50 w o rd mtn Ea c h adtftttonal word BLIND ADS Now On ly S1295 rCI d 10 QOO d t tres S89S .1u tom a lt C lra ns mt ss •on B r .' POMEROY MOTOR CO. S T RA W~B E R R Y p la nt s Ch a r1t e Fos te r Rt 2 RilCi ll £' O t'i10 Ph on e 247 2309 3 J 1 11t c OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P.M. PQ¥JiROY, OHlO A UCT IO N Sale Thursda y 7 p rn 537 H tg l'1 Str ee l M 1d d le wrl Ano th er la rge s e lect ton of me rch and ise for lh 1S sa te No t r ~s pon s1 bl e tor a cc tden ts B1 ll Wad e, Auc HOUS E KEE P ER need ed Ca ll l1 on ee r F r e d '( K esl~ r s on P o m e r o y _....._ 4 2 21p Oh•O P hon e 992 6668 ...,. RQCERY buS•nes,s for ,sale 1 2 6tp Bu1ldmg lor sate or lease AUCT ION Sa te ev ery Thu r s Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m Fun Rr•tr~ :. hnw• •' ~ day 7 p m tt Polly s Au c t1o n F U LL TIME b a r rn a 1d and to 10 p m for a p po1n trn ent A ND PRilE~ 53 7 Htgh Stl-eet Mt d.. dl e po r t pa rt tlme h e lp wanted Apply 3 20 ttc 4 2 30tp 1 1 P1t/t' ~ S l 000 Ca s h •n p e r son only Wht s pertng Pmes N •te Club 1'> U Ott•N Pn H.''> 1972 KA WASA KI 350 Bighorn O N MARCH 22 at a rummag e " 2 6tp ~J o p11r l 1h1',C II CI.. C~"r <t ry 11151 Excer len l co nd ron Ca ll 992 sa le held m the F ry Butld tng 5847 aft er 5 p m come 111 or If r tl f' 1n to M•ddleport wh tch w as LA DY to l tve n P t1on e 992 2936 4 2 3tp sponsor ed by a Churc h ot r t qt <; fe r 3 3 1 3tc God a lady wa s gtv e n the POMEROY LANDMARK RU S TIC Re dwo od b as k e t wr ong pa c kage She tS a s ke d WOM E N or men wanted for ~ we a ve fence 13 pa n e ls 14 li g ht d e lt\1 e ry work Call Mr • Jn c k W C.~r <. c v Mgr to call 99 2 5655 aft e r 8 p m pos ts whee lb a rrow br1 ck.sa w 4 2 3tc Davts (304 ) 77 3 5832 b etw ee n 1 _ _ _ __ _ P_I":_":_Ie:_?_?_c:2_:2:._tc.8_ r__ p•cn tc ta b le Bes t off er Call 9 am and S p m da tly 9$23 1J9 R UMMA G E SALE for R C J l 6 "' 4 2 6tp Softba ll t e am at Sharo n F E MALE Ala skan Malsm ute Salem W•s e s 111 Rutland do Q Wolfe qra v wtt h w h•t e ~F~ -s~e~e~~ d t~ -8- ~a c k Street Clot hes and m s c tr•m w e 1ghs 60 lbs Los t on from 10 t a m 1l1es S e gtn s tap e play e r ~ s p e ak e r s ountJ Wed , Aprd 3 t II F r tda y 681 b e tw e en D <HWtn a n d sy,s te m Balanc e $1 09 46 or Snowville Phon e 696 11 61 F rom 9 a m to 4 p m use our budg e t le rms Call 3 29 4t c 992 3965 4 2 3tc Help Wanted OPEN t,IOUSE APR. 3-4-5-6 ___________ _ basl! m e nt on Gr a ve l H ilt M tdd lc port N-at ural gas .=d rca d y I n P ho n e Da l e WANTED PAPER CARRIER J F AMILY Yard Sale on E lm Stree t In M tddlepor t We.d n esda y on ly 9 !ttl 5 Old gl as s ware Avons goon (1 0tl'1mO mostly c h il dren s toys b a by Items , 3 ro6m te n t sew ing m ach tne , all k•nds o r n Jce m1sc ttems . 4 2 lf c ------------1\0S GOT KO S ME TI C S CLIFTON, W. VA. PHONE 992-2156 TiiE DAILY SENTINEL & f- or a good 11ne or Cosmet,cs rnendly ser v iCe And so m e one to chat w •lh 9 ' "~ m e a ca ll He len Jane 6fO Wn 992 5113 3 l9 Hc Wru!:t Pomeroy, Ohio CAL L P olly 's Auc t ton or stop by ro get rtd of those unwanted •lem s Se ll tl the auctton way 53 7 Htgh Street M idd leport 992 3509 Ope n 9a m to 5 p m Monday Wednesda y, Thurs day Frtday unttl n oon 3 13 JOtc WANTED MOTOR· ROUTE DRIVER CA SH pa1d for a fl makes ana ' models o f mob 1le homes Phone area code 614 423 953 1 A 13 t fc THE DAILY SENTINEL . -~---- -------- PHONE: 992-2156 POMEROY, 0. YAR 0 Sa le at 829 South Th1rd Avenue Middle por t April 1, 2, and 3 3 31 Jt c -------------AAA Trtple A drrver ed uca tton . PUBLIC NOTICE To the Defendant, Joyce A P1ck en s, whose resrdence IS unknown COURT OF - COMMON.PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO WILLIAM E PICKENS, Route 1, Long Bottom , Ohto, JOYCE A PICK ENS, --------------BEDROOM m obt le ad u lts only No pet s 992 5247 TI-H~ . Phon e 742 5980 Re nt by week or month VIti t1 es furn1 s hed Pf1one 742 5980 3 31 6tc unfurntsh ed apa rt me nt s Phon e 992 5-434 • 4 12 H e rnE m eettng room for any organ1za tlo n . phone 992 3975 _ _ _ _ !...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3_ 11_ tfc PRIVATE ANT I QUE qutlt s and tewelry A lso tn ter es ted tn turn tture and dtsh e s Call 992 5262 evenmgs or morn•ngs 2 20 tfc FACTS -------------- --------------- 11 OR OLDER BE A tern wtlh acreage restnct1ons - ------------- Mobile Homes For Sale - - - - - - -- - -- - - - Auto Sales 1959 FORD F 100 Ptckup truck See a t lOS Un1on Aven u e or ca tt 992 3293 4 2 6t c have an assured mcome and j W tlh cun e nt htgh pnces the program · would 'cost tax · p ayers nothmg The World Almanac notes 1 ~t WSI'AI' l tt t ~H!JIPHJSt ~ ~ S :\ I tu~\ l ll.! h lltl~ \11-1 / t . \ ./ ' -1969-------..----CHARGER 383 4 speed PhOne 742 31 22 4 2 61c 1968 CAMARO SS 327 4 speed a m fm radiO , S77 5 1970 Ford 1 , ton t ru c k w tth topper P s P B A1r $ ~ , 8 00 P h one 9tl5 3511 4 2 3tp -------------STEREO Wall')ut AM F M R~d10 NEWSPAPER 8 track tape com btnat1on Balance ll t O 73, or terms availab le Phon e 992 3965 2 1A tfc .--------------1965 FORD P1ckup Phone 742 ~261 CA~RIER • 3 31 3t c -------------1952 CHEVROLET P tCkup 1964 Yoa have a good chance to Dodge Dart. 1967 Ford sta t •on earn big money and prizes, too . Tu fmd out If there Is a route open m your neigh· 1 borhood. • • CALL 992-2156 TH£ ._ DAILY SENTINEL . ·~ I' wagon cHeap af ter 6 p m \ 1 ' ton Ca ll 742 3101 l1 1 331Jtc - ------------F!Jr Sale or Trade 197:3 BUICK Century lu x us 2 dr hardtop Wtfh a.r will trade for 197J 1974 Ford or Chevy 1 ' ton ptc ku p P hon e 985 3911 4 2 3t c ---- - GUARANTEED- PHONE Frorn th e la ~ ge s t Truck o~ BulldQi er Rad1a t or to th e s ma llest Hea le r Core NaJha n Btggs Radrchor Specta list ROOf PAINJJliG ~ 11 992 ~2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto .SMITtLt«<,SON MOTORS. INC. CALL CARL-N~I:SON ' . PHONE 992-5083 Open 8 Ttl S Monda y lhr u Sa turday 6D6 E Mam, Pomeroy , 0 ALL WEATHER HARDWARE Gene's Body Shop Now unde~ new management 808 W Marn Pome roy AU WEATHER HARDWARE RON AND KAREN THOMAS Paint1ng A Specialty Area !lo Most Rea sonable Pn ce s Und e r New Management N ?nd M1~ port Stop m an d say Hello Bnng tn thr :. ad tor a Free Gtft All work guarante e d DITCHING SERVIC£ ASK US ABOUT PRE -F ABRICATED Wate r Ltnes and Power lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also doze r work and se pttc tanks tn WOOD T.RUSSES DON'T DRIVE A GAS GULPER OR A GAS HOG st:\""». . Phone Stanle~ 949 -2789 . Bumper to Bumper But It to Your ' Spec s RACINE 2 ST ORY P ERM A ST•ON E 3 BR L A RGE MODERN K ITCHEN t t~ B ATH S CA RPET T HROUG HO UT F U LL BAS EMENT 2 CA R GA RAGE A LL ON E L ARGE F L AT WEL L L A ND S CAPE D LOT PR ICED MID TW E NTIE S RUTLAND 3 BEDR OOM S LARGE KIT LI K E NEW CARPET AL UM SID ING OWNER WI L L HEL P FINANCE F: OR QU AL IF IED BUYER PRI C ED BELOW M AR KET 5 12 000 Delivered lo Job Stfe See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 Night992 -3525 or 992-5232 773 SSS4 RE:ADY MIX CONCRETE de l vered r •gh t to your prot e ct Fast an d easy Free est1ma t es Phone 992 3284 Goegletn Re(\dy M t x Co M tddleporl. Ohto 6 30 tfc Ma son , W Va oozE R and back 1'1oe work pond s an d sep t c tanks d1f AIR CONDITION NOW? chmg se rv1 ce top soli , till B&K Ex d1rt, !tmestone cavattng Phone 99.2 5367 or 992 3861 9 1 tfc ----------.....------ YES! Now whtl l!' th e weather IS s t11l cool I !> the bes t time It ca 11 be rn s talled at your conv e rH e nce w tth no wathng arou nd '" hot muggy ---------- ---WILL TRIM or cu 1 trees and SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REA SO NABLE rate$; Ph 4d6 4782, Gal!ipo l1s , J ohn Russe ll Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc shrubbery ba se ments 9A9 321 1 or Also , clean out a t l!cs etc Call 7<~2 4441 3 14 26 tc w c al h ~ r Pho ne 992 2550 C BRADFORD , Aucltonee r Complet e Se r v1 c e Phon e 949 38 21 or 9.19 3 161 Ractne Oh to Crttf Bradford 5 1 lfc AU WEATHER HARDWARE N nd Mtddle port , 0 2 Ave Under Ne w Management EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work septiC tanks mstalled dump t r uc ks and lo boys for hrre wtll hau l till dtrl top sotl ltmes ton e and g rav el Call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day p hone 992 7089 n tght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tf c Mod e rn Sa n ttat10 n , 992 395.4 01r 992 73A9 I 10 23 tfc 1-lRICE CONSTRUC TION Roofmg , spoutt ng , kttchens and bathrooms Comple t e r emode lmg Phone 74 2 6271 12 3 tfc M A N Y VW AND DATSU SPECIALIST MATERIAL~ CD SEP·T~e-- T ANKS-~i;~;d POMEROY HOME & AUTO ---------------' 606 E . Matn Stop In and See Floor Dtsplay. r-OAM to f tll yo ur o ld couch a nd cha 1r custHons as low as SIO 95 Upf1olstery booKs On ly 50c, 4 m ch cove r ed foam ma ttr esses for standard stze bed $29 95 Pomerov Recovery , 622 E Main Street Pomeroy Oht o i-' none 991 1554 3 s 26tc - ----- ...... ----.--- NOW ready ca bbage lettuce and pan s 1es potted and baskets of Eas ter flow e rs n ow bloom tng Hubbard ' s Gr e e-n ho use Syracuse OhiO 331 tfc ------------FIR, ST and se<:ond cutting hay Phone Walla ce Damew ood , Re eds vt lle OhtO 667 333 8 J 31 3tp Af BRIDGE Experts can go wrong-BIG! bath fu ll basement good coat furnace •n Pomeroy . SS 500 No Sunday ca ll s F'hone 742 582,S 3 28 6tc .' 0 Yeste rday's Answer 23 Jmmcd 1 29 J ose or a tc ly (2 wds ) 24 Pla1d fo r Juhelle 30 E ac h and all th e c-la n 31 Squaw's 25 • C<tsa dwell ing bl anca' 33 Empress pt an l~ l Farah s 1 7 Ge rm an land art songs 35 Comedian Foxx: - sur. I ++ Dear Rap 1 haven ' t had any bo)fnends and don t have many rrr e nds because I'm so mto " old-fas hr o ned" mus tc t h ey a ll llu ok I'm too far out You see , I hke honky·tonk and I really s tudy but m ost or the ktds g o for soul or what you hear on F M s ta ti ons My dad s~1d I co uld hav e one e xnenstve Dt ese nt for gr~ualton , and I had my heart s et on a banjo, but do y ou thmk 1 should ask [or a good FM radro and JUSt p r c tend I thmk my fa vont.,'mustc IS 'kid s tuff '" - KAREN u. Dear Karen No 1 Stay wtlh what you hke. and JUSt reme mber, b e m g differ ent tsn'ttha t bad tl's the different people who go places Look at Lynn Anderson the ktds ca lled her " Ok re" rn htg h s c hool because she hk ed country-western mustc (before 11 rea lly st.1rted c hrnbmg the c ha rts) You can ' t g et muc h hi gher than Lynn h,Js , seed Dear Karen • 26 St a te f Fr ) Your chotec tn mus 1c won't lurn ku:ls off unless you're&so 27 Wa sh hype-dun Ill uu can l t a lk of anything e ls e And a ne\\ FM radio won 't attract fnends l'J you any more th, rn a banJO wrll scare them a\\a y Keep on bemg an md tVJdual "ho hk e s what she h kcs whethe r rt 's m sty le or not, but stay open to othe r people s mterest s also That's the real s~rel or makmg fr tends - HELEN ~ l!ll~J]3)1[!! ; /k,J ..,•• -&J,J ..-1,...... a ga tn st 28 P ot nt ed ln lt 29 Sec 41 Ac r oss 32 Un abradgcd 34 Incessant 36. Terrrfled 37 Casba h character 38 Card com· Unscramble thcsr four Jumbl es, one. le tler to each square, to fo rm four ord1n nry words bmat1on 39. Exaspcr a led 40. And not 41. Havmg a ptercmg glance Wllh 29 Across I K) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - He1e's I l) I I I ftqu e5 70 E p1 sode Ac ti o n 33 Sonn y & Che r 10 8 Bil l Moye r s Jou rn al 70 Wa s h•ng lo n Co nn ec t 1on 33 T he Cowb oys 6 13 F lt p Wtl son Car toon 3 I 15 a 30 ~ The al e rrnAm e n c a 3J Hi1 11of F c1n tc3 l 15 Mov te Th e Gun and th e Pu lp tt 6 13 9 oo - Ca nn on 8 10 My st e ry o f th e M a ya 70 10 00 - Ko1ak 8 10 Ne ws 20 Inte rfa ce JJ NBC Ncw :s Pre se n ts Sp ec ral Ed1t10n 3 ~ 15 Do c E lliot 6 13 10 30 - Day At N•ghl 3l 1100 - N ew~ J 4 6 8 101 3 15 Jan a k r 33 11 30 - Johnn y Ca r son 3 4 15 G e r a ldo R 1ve r a Goodn tgh t Amertea 6 13 Mo vt es Srt uat 10n Hopeless 8 Nolhtn g Bu t the Bes t tO 1 00 - Tomorro w 3 1 News 13 Ta ke F tve For L1 fe IS 7 00 - News 4 Cable Channel Ftve 7 DO p m - Lo ca l Ne w 5 7 JO p m - Coun t ry & Wes te r n B 30 p m - Com edy 9 30 p m - Super s tar 8 ' '+K . J7 A63 ... Q 10 72 WESr . 63 'QlO l E AST .JH7Z ' 9 B64 +KIUB4 Z +7 5 oo - r r5 ] YORRAS 1 I /MCUPE rr J II WHAI 'IOU C.A'N ALWA'IS COUNT ON WHeN 'IOU c50 TO 'HINA. II I vr J 1 YFTWIP B KBNPDO ITTU KBNPDODN XTNUDP TO to rorm (Antwcn lomorro..,l J ut~~ t.l"~ BR ANO LINGO '"••n (mild he r4 /(lliHIII fegat - AN tN· LAW I LONGFE1. LOW CRYPTOQUOTES 1'-_Pri_n_ll•~eSU_RP_RIS_EA_NSW_ER_here_,l AN [ XXr 1 I ) 'r ~ t f'r< l a\ · ~ . One letter s1mply stands for another In this sample A 15 used for the lhrce L's X for the two O' s, etc Smgle letters, aP.ostrophes, lhe length and formation of the wo rds are all hmts Each day the code letters are ddTcren t Nuw I!JTBO&e the circled !ellen the surprtlle answer. aa ~=::~L,'::"_~~~~~L,~-~=~·..,sune"ted by the above cartoon. 1 to work It: how AXYDLBAAXR WEASEL MALLET Z BYU GTW -IZOETIO ZJ RFD BY FZY UODDY? YRDJJDOY Yesterday's Cryptoquole: THE HE AI!E NO UN INTEREST· lNG TH IN GS, THERE ARE ONLY U N I NT EI! ESTED PEO· PLE -G K CHESTERTON • (@ 1974 KinK FuturH Syndu:at.e,lnc) KEEP. T/lYING 1 THE~ H~S TO BE A HIDDEN RELEASE 8\.ITfON FOR.. THIS PA,N EL ARDUND HER.E SOfo!EWH!.R.E' ' ' 52 O THER ... 953 P~OPERTI ES TO CHOOSE Nor th Soulh vu lnera ble FROM - CALL US FOR YOUR NEE DS IN REAL E STATE - \V('s l North East Soulh IN T Pa ss 3N T Pas..;; Pas.'i " HENRY E CLHAND BROKER 992 2259 If no answer 992-2568 P,1ss Mr. Wallet. 16 ~lc;k 1n bed w1th a Opt.:m ng lead- +4 cold, By Oswald & James Jacoby miSS 1 How drd South manage to ge l se t t wo tt•tcks allhrs three notr ump contract'> The answet ts that Soulh was a n count r y hc'tne Ha s gas F A turnoce new bath ce l lar anq gMden NEW HOME - All e lecln c rrm c h or Bt le ve ls :;> to 5 bedroo m s Famil y room s 2 IM th s d iS h wa s h e r garbage d1 s po s al rang e and re trtg e rCttor 5 • PAGETOWN Colon ial 2 be droom ·h om e w 1th garage, Jru1t t ree s and 1' a c r es o f leve l gard e n land As k •n a S9100 00 TRAI~ER LOTS Seve r a l loccl flons tor you to buy or build on later 51500 00 up J LOTS ~ In Harrt sonv rll e A ll le ve l e xc el len t garden l..:m d S)500 00 WILDERNES~ • 24 ecr es close tn for on ly $1 1 000 00 BE SAFE AND LIST YO UR PR O PER T Y WITI'I t)S TH AT W AY WE W ILL BE P R E S ENT W HE N A STRANGER WANTS -o_se E " Wednesday, April 3rd AT HOLIDAY INN_ STATE ROUTE 7 * 450 PIKE ST. * GAUIPOLIS, OHIO * Electric, Tools *Air Tools '' •Hand Tools Socket Sets and Impact Sockets Air,.& Electric Impact Wrench,es * Impact Wrenches *Socket Sets ' ' 1/ 4". 37a' l!a" · 1/2"- 3!4 - 3/a"to lu And ~lectric Impact Wrenchl!s 1 " . 3/4 11 -1 11 ·1!2 11 Impact Sockets 112': • 3f4' 11 * Extension Cords * Open & Boxed End Wrenches ' 50' & 100' • Heavy Duty * * * * Electric & Air Drills Hack Saw Blades Drill Presses And Many, Many More Items A1r F1les, D. A . Sanders, PVC, Masking Duct Tapes, Ovenware & " ' '" .."' "· -• •• All Famous Brands* Original Factory Carton with Full tactory Gllarantee STEREO Decker · Ski I· Cummins · 1 S..K and Others Auction from 7:30 pm1on all Items Inspection from 5:30 om til 7:30 pm 92.1 HAD NO IDEA HE V.OULD STRIKE A WOMAN' North East 1... South Dble Pass 2+ , Pass ' I'LL '· '·-' ALLEY OOP IT YoON'T Be l.ONG BeFORE WE'Re ~K IN TH' CAP,.AL 1 CALM YOURSELF AND DO NOT FEAR, "l"HE "SI:RRIES WE NEE D I HAVE I<IGHT I JUST fiOPE WE MAKE IT IN TIME: TSAVE GUZ' I .. • ~ERE' ' 5QUEf/K,5QUllWk, ~QUEAK, sQUAWk playmg a show in b1ddmg has bePn West I.)..D'i . • -~~1-lA she had become wtth a cowboy named Gale Dut:h Waltz,thefamous sl;ate1 . was WOI ned You South, hold •10865 4 'AK Q83 t A J5·What do you do now" , ~~ ( The Jt!Sl fOLlOO II{ , OH, WINNIE I KNEW l COUlD DEPEND ON YDU ' ...,.-4'"? NO v.or.IDER. ~HE .EfT 11J1U I NO WONDER I CAN'T GIT TffiER TO SLEEP!! " Such as Chicago Pneumatic · lngersol Rand . Wright llr.r.::::t1:;:;;'"1 Black & e xpert a nd when experts go w1o ng they r ea l!) go wrong H1s nrne of dtamonds he ld the hrs t tnck and as you ca n see h e co uld now co unt on lht ee dtam o nds. three hearts a nd three s p a d es Of course, he needed frnesses '" both dw mond s a nd hearts but they were rtght tliere s tann g hun tn the ra c e South was 'ure of the dta · mond f m e s se but ardn't wa nt lu llSk the h eart [messe If he d1dn t h ave to So he led a clu b a t tr rc k two We st ducked a nd dumm y S' 10 los t Ea s t s JaCk Eas t led b.1~ k a d1amond and Wests kmg los t to dumm v s aee South came to ht s h a nd 1Vilp a spade and led a seco nd club West won th rs trtck Wi th tlh ace and clea,ed lhe dra· mond s ull · Now Sou t h Jed oul hts last · ~w-o ht g h spades West chuc k ed a h em t l l n ow loo k ed to South as rf East beld th e g uard ed queen o f heat·ts and t h e kmg of clubs tn add llron to th e last s p ade South led hts four or spades Ea st won. led a ~lub to hts partner and Wests two good d ta mond s completed t he two lrtck se t . , l:">lJ::WSl \l'~H 1-:"l:nHI'ItiSl' \SS:\ .... Pamt . Spray Kits, , Mixers , Sets, 1 , COUNTRY " s40,000 WORTH OF BRAND 'NEW MERCHANDISE *Chain Saws * Circular Saws * Bench Grinders * DriH Bits Hy-Speed * Elec. Calculators A-81d two spades WN\PO-FM lu shuw ~ THE 5TvR'i' I~N T MVCH BVTTHE NA " ES ARE GREAT ' •• You ~want both JUUI' suits'; , TODAY'S QUF..STION Mrddleporl Pomer.o v \ \ ,. By Hden and Sue Bollt•l +Q.I9 ' __\ __ •• L00K'6 'A ------- -- -----~ --------------NEWL Y rede corated home w ith .. Ol< lE% FOR ofo r1 K4 ... J 86 SOUTH tol • A KQ4 S ROOM House , bath ful basement , la r ge back por c h , s1ts on 1 ~ere Qf gro und about 1 2 m ile fNm Ra ,.. me Phone 9A9 37 43 J 28 6tc N EIW J bed r oo m ho m e a n d double ga rag e with 55 a t r e s near Rut la nd Phone ? 42 61 61 3 31 4tC T>lEU' RE MORE DICK TT!Ac > NORTH • tO 85 • Real Estate For Sale · BEDR OOM house 1n M•d cll epor t , New k1 tc hen and b a th app l ta nces .n c luded Call 992 5310 3 19 26tc By Roger Bollen LIBRA iSepl 2J · U~t 23) It FUNNY BUSINESS look.s ltk e you re gomg to ~ ren e g e o n a prom•se today 1:;-v AI<D \lJHt>; I~ T"E. yo u do yo u re 9 o 'ng to re al ~r tON OF Tru= ooo a ,ze a s ub sta nl tal ilmo unt at ~ i<'!lW' OF •le<HTG gu •ll ACRes"" TI<E. 10Pf' '· SCORPIO lOci 24-No• 221 h Don t se lec t compa mo ns on th e b asrs o f wh at they c a n do to r you You U b e p la ytng a For Wednesday Apnl 3 H.1 p game that d oe s n t s u•t yo u 000000 1974 SAGITTARIUS (No• 23 ~1y ft,ltll'C IS 25 ,uul st ill live ~ \\ llh Ill!) (Jl.llt'U i s v.hu rlu !22 711/J ARIES- 1March , ii:Apni 19J Dec 21) S ome ti mes yo u can t' \ cry thtng tor hun 'Be wa re o t sornet h1 ng you w111 ru n a biOtf and get away w11h J wt s h he would move to .rn tp<Htmcn1 befo re our rn a rrJ d~t· b e ollernd today It looks la t '' but no t today Be s ur e yo u tu seP whethe r h£' can cut the <.~ prun strmgs He SU)S the n• s nu beller !han 1\ rea ll t 1S II wd l can b ack up you r cl a tms t u rn ou t t o be a w htle CAPRICORN IDee 22 Jan problt-m ht5 folks won 't mter£ere ~1 h er \\ e h~ve uur own place e le phanl 19} Yo ur Judgment won 1 be Ho 's t.~r g umcnt IS - wh ) 't"Jtsl(" st:x 111on ths of ll' nl \\h l' ll WC' TAURUS (Apnl 20 M ay 20) as s ha rp as 1\ shb uld b e to eolild use lne rnont! y msteuU vii LU• 11hW ~,; dlc tJUJ ::. m~ pa ll"l 1.': Have a good ltme b ut no I so day II s b ec au se you II b e by THOMAS JOSEPH good you tt b e angry at yo ur overlooktn g sma ll Imp ortan t about halr what he'd spend a way from hom e ) My worr y rs- <a n sel l la ter 101 ove rtndu lgtng de ta 1 1 s 1 l\1 ~lf"' 1 " rl n·lrl ,. ,..r~ 1h ,.,, "" 'n<l tn,..<;: hP " lr) \ t hPP1 In I \'C GEMINI (May 21 June 20) DOWN ACROSS AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 1 AITec t a 1 N a 1l Try no I lo exaggera te I he ac kn o\\n thcnt a lnt usl .., year am! d tL ) r e JUSt tuu pe rfl' l t 19) Some thmg yo u may bar lio n compltshments ot a member 5 P a trt ot u.' ro w 1 1as re a l value 10 the Boas ver; man1y a nd seems !)elf--suff tc 1e nt, but 2 O ppOSit(' o l YOJJ f lamtly When dtSC USS org lend e r Be s ure to trea t tl w th If a gu~ enJoys hvmg wrth h1s roUts and do esn 't even fight \\tth tng h1s a llrtbu l es Wtl h QUI 3 Armtt 8. Sh o · the s am e respe c t s he d oes them , v. 1ll hts w1fe dJsc..: ovPr s.~on aflc· r tht! \\ e ddm g th-1.11 sht. s St der s dill~ shone an PISCES (F e~ 20-March 20) CANCER (June 21- July 22) 4. Not rash nMrrted a Mam,1's ~1nd Pdp ~t ~ h( J} ' OOUB I F UL Yo yr op •n•o n s a re l1kely to o e people Today yo u tt hear onty wha t prudent co ntr a ry to your mates or 9. Ma gallne you wa nt to hea r La te r whe n partn e r s to day You II decep · 5 Corrupt uffic ra l Doubtful lhtng s don I wor k ou t you II 11-J ely lea d tf1e m to lht nk. yo u 6 Pro ftctent 13 Woe A'i Bo sa; s , sta} mg home untlf thL· \\ cddmg ts thf' best thm g w onde r wh y you we ren I a gree 7 W 1de unto u s ' he can do economtcally If he m ov e d to an <.~partme nt, 1l would g• ven a ll th e fac ts s pr~ ad 14 Formerly LEO (July 23-Aug 22) To 10 Baco n's 15 W rn e r y rrove nothtng you couldn :t already have d!scovert.'lllll a yem of day you a re lt ke ly to s p end ta ga long r e fu se mo ney !rom fu nd s yo u ve ea r elating And tf you hmcn t seen an) Mama's a nd P,tpa s bo) 11 Spell 16 Mtsst n g ( hara ctertstlc!" well , maybe you r c w·orr) mg too much - SUE marked for some th rng else bmder hnk ? La ter you r budget won 1 bal + I I 12. Appomt 17. Leas t a nce Apnl 3 1g74 once VIRGO ( Aug 23 Sept 22) fr equ ent • DLar Doubtful Kn o wledg e you ve g a tn ~ d 1n agam No t a goo d day to get your 19. d iSad My I G rA P ( 1 m Guess m g Ag am P erce pti on 1s a ys yuu w.cre the pas t Wtl l b e used to g ood 18 S hrc~ se lf •nvo lved 1n somelh ng vanta ge .ne v e r very close to your parenls Thu s you rna} confuse fanul) adv a nt ag e !hi S yea r II wtll 1m 21. Desse rt a bo u t wh1c h you don 1 under ( hm pr o ve yo ur lot tn life Use ttes \Uth apron strmgs s ta nd a ll the legal ramtJ1ca ( 2 \\d S ) de r ed ) w•sel y he lp of1ered by othe rs !t ons 22 Abh o r True,~ 25--year-o ld IS u s ua lly out o[ th e ncs l but, on t he oth e r ( Z wds) 20 Before hand, you say Bo rs manly and s elf-sufhc renl .md hrs parents 21 lnh n tl cs r nnl ~ faull rs " they're too p e rfe c t " with her I Neve r Pronu scd You i.l Ros e Garden" and oltJC r hits mat hrt Could rt be YOU are the on e who Is overpossessive'' 22 Outm od<' d HELEN 25 Germ I I 1 Our ' ---- ---·--- --"--- 1 ...... WIN FURNITURE SEWI NG M ACHI NE S Repa 1r serv1ce, a ll makes 99 2 2284 The Fabrlc Shop , Pomeroy Autnortzed Smger Sates and serv tee We Sha rpen Sctssors ~ 3 29 He A U1 OMOBILE In s ur ance been c an c e ll ed? Lost your operators l tce nse Call 992 7428 I 6 15 tfc the C lock 4 Elec Co 20 Know Your Sc hool s 33 I Sp y l 5 J 1mmy Dean 13 30 - To Te ll t he Tru th 6 Sale of the Century 8 The Judge 10 Beat t he Cloc k 13 Pat tee Surg eon 3 On the Money 4 An Pomeroy and ---- -~-.....>.---~ ·-- 6 6 30 - News 3 4 6 B. 10 . 15 Room 2221 3 7 00 - News 10 6 What's My Ltne 8 Truth or Cons eq 3 Bea t OFFICE SUPPLIES . ------- -~----- ~eqll e nc es 992 -2094 DOZER wor k, lan d c le·armg by the .-acre hourly or contract , farm po nds , roads etc La r ge dozer and op era to r w~ th over 20 years expertence Putltns Excavatrng Pomeroy , Oh•o Phone 992 2478 12 19 ft c DON ' T F US S, Don I cuss tu J n your tunk. au to mOb il es ove r ·~o us R 1vers•de Auto WreckmQ Phone 1 f304 l 773 5890 1 3 7 26tc A LOT FOR A LITTLE 2 s tor y lrc1mc 7 BR ,New bath New g<'ls fo rce d a 1r furn a ce New hot wate r tn nk Full ba se m e nt Loc a t e d rn Po mer oy JU ST S6 500 00 LINCOLN HIT~ 3 BR Bath Some c Mpeftng & pane lmg Hardwood tt oor s Ga s furnac e Ba se ment LMge tot :£1000000 BU~INESS ROOM w 1lh lo ve ly 3 BR apart ment over Hardwood floor s car peted N1ce k1fc he n w rt h lots of c ab tne l s Dmmg room I ' 1 bclfhs"" Garage Hot wat e r he a l TiltS you mus t see Service Forergn Cars Welc;ome HOGG & ZUSPAN SE PTIC TA N KS , AROB IC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED M I L LER S A NIT A T IO N . STEW A RT OHIO P H 662 3035 10 4,tfc OFFICE 44& 3643 EVENINGS Bud McGhee - 446 1255 E M ' l ke't.W •seman- 446 J7911 Mrddleport, 0 N 2nd Ave P ii 992 5271 f= or Free Eo; tunate mqurre 1ow abou t a beaufllul new 1oot m ta'>htOn co lors Pomeroy r'h 992-2 174 . . IS YOUR ROOF ' LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? s l~ lled ., I ,, Ga llipOli S -------------- 4 1 3tc 'BOYS OR GIRLS A(,J·.~ t.) On Most Amencan Cars Pets For Sale 7897 . VAC UUM Cleane r s Brand new tank ty p e m odels. wtth 5 a ttac hme nts Only $24 40 cas h or t erms ava tl abte New Upng ht models S29 90 casl'1 or terms ava 1!abl e Trade ms ac:tepted Phone 992 2653 3 27 tfc -------------- 196iOL DsMOBiLEP;~; 992 .. 19 74 ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE S left tn layawa y All butlt •n to buttonhole do stretch sew mg and fa n c y stttchtng Pay tust $68 75 cash or ter m s avai lab le Trad e •ns accepted Phone 992 2653 3 27 ttc 2 BEDROOM mobile 'home adults only No pets Phone 992 5247 S IN GER sewmg mach mes 1972 model m beautiful walnut 4 1 3tc cab met Ma Kes des1g n s t1t . ches, ZJ 9 zag, buttonho les, TR AI L ER space fo r r ent m bltn~"~ hems . ete Ltke new Ra c tn e Phone 992 2429 or 992 On ly S89 95 Ca ll RavenSWQ.Od 2838 273 9511 or 273 9893 after 5 00 3 29 tfc 12 7 He TRA ILER Br own's Tr ailer WE HAVE all your upho ls tery Park Phone 992 3324 "' needs bur lap d entm , 3 29 tf c cambnc foa m glue zippers. t ack.mg s tnp s spnngs an d cltps Ch ipbo a r d , butto n tw tne . sew tng thread legs , upholstery books, da c: ron, ONE bla c k fe male Ge rman webbtl'lg , s prmg twtne. ta c ks. Sh eph e rd spay e d and welt co rd cotto n sw tve l f rte nd ! y Good watchdog bases foam foam , foam PMone 992 5947 Pom eroy Recovery. 622 E ' 3 31 J tc Ma in St , Po m e r oy Oh tO pf10ne 992 7554 MIN IATURE black pood l e , 3 s 26tc fema le 5 rnontf1s old SJ5 l.nQut r e a t 159 Nor th F tfth Avenue Middleport Ohto COA L FOR SALE JAYMAR 45760 COA L CO THE MEI G S AND GAL LIA LINE S T ATE 3 31 3tp ROUTE 7 AT C~ESHIRE 0 PEN 7 A M T ILL 6 30 P M F IVE D AYS A WEEK PHONE 99 2 5693 4 I St c 1969 SKYLINE 12 X44, 2 bedroom. w f1 ee ls on new underp •nn rn g , awntng and GOOD qualf1y hay Al so 2 attached u til ity r oom L tke Reg•ste red Beagl es Call 9Q2 new 52 800 Phone Athens . 7201 aft e r S p m 592 2828 3 24_ l 2tc 3 27 6t c _ _ ...,.. ___________ ---- - ---~----- a nd gove rnm e nt purc h ases to keep p11ces up was e nded Au~ 10 1973 A n ew program set target prrces. ror wheal, leed gra m s and cotton and farmers wou ld get atd when pnccs t ell below the la r get 11 was fe lt tar mers would plant more to me ~ t rood s hortages Zfg Zag tn n1 ce wa lnut tabl e Nev e r In ortgma l cartons us ed Clearan ce on 74 Mode ls (On ly a te w a va il abl e I $63 40 ca s h o r te rms av a il a bl e Ph on e 99 2 2653 3 20 tt c WISEMAN tlome • -------------J AN D 4 ROOM furniShed and Wanted To Buy The old farm sub s rd v s)s· --------------SE WIN G Ma c t11nes Br a nd New EL ECTR OL U X • Vac uum C leqn~r s comp let e W1th at Phon ~:; r achm e ~ ts cordwtnd e r and patn t s pray Used but tn 1 ke 4 2 3tc new con dtl on Pay $34 45 cash or budget p lan ava •lab le 2 BEDR OOM t r aile r Phon e 992 2653 refe r ence s r equ 1r ed Bob s 3 20 tf c Mob•1e Court , Syracuse Phone 992 2951 CLELAND FARM S AND 4 :z tfc GREE NH OUSE A vartety of cabbage and lomato plant s FURNI S H ED two ro om fo r sale Also brocco lt and a partm ent on Spnng Ay e cau l tll ower , sw e et pepp e rs Call Sunday or evenmgs 992 hot peppers eggp lan ts , head 3429 lettuce and EA S TER 3 28 6t p F LOWER S pansy ,..mum s azalea ~ ydrangea , HOUSE on 1634 Lmcotn geran tum s pe tun a s several He •ghts m Pome roy 4 roo m s k1nd s of f1angtng baske tS Wtth bath redeco r at e d Gera ld tne Cleland . Ra cr ne Phone 992 357 5 aft e r 5 p m OhtO 3 J 1 tfc 3 29 lfc 2 CALL 992-2156 tn No 15523 EXPERIENCED patnter te rto r an d exteno r Ca ll Don - NOTICE BY VanMeter , 985 3~5 1 PUBLICATION3 26 12tp Piamt lff has brought fh1S act to n nam rn g you as defend.ant 1n th e above named co ur t by f• l tng htS Comp la nt on the 1st J day of Ap r il , 1974 K Au to 's comp lete r f. Th e obt e ct of the Complatnt J UN deltvered to ou r yard We p1ck an d the demand for re ltef are t o up auto bodtes a nd buy all obtam a dtvor ce, to be awarded kt nds of scrap metals and the ca re , ~ ustody and contro l of tron R1der's Sa lvage Sta te the mmo r children of tf1e parties R:oute 124, Route 4, Pomeroy . hereto and for other proper Ot'llo Phone 992 5468 relief 3 28 l 2tp You are requ red to a nswer the Complatnl w1 tf1tn twen t y OLD autos . 6 or more ca r s w111 erght days a ft e r the ' la st g 1ve S3 00 ptec e 18 ca r s or PUbiiCBt iOI'l Of lh1S not 1ce WhiCh more w1ll g1ve b e lt~r pr~c e Will be pubt ts hed once eac h Ca II 985 4297 ' week for St X cons ec vt1ve weeks 3 28 tfc a n d the last publ te atton will be made on lhe 14th day of May NO I copper soc rad 1ators 1974 Your answer dale w 111 be JSc red brass 40<: battenes on Jun e l2H!, 1974 S l 20 M A Halt , Re ed s vil le In th e case ot your fa•lure to 01'1 to Pl'1one 378 6249 answer or otherw•se r espond as 3 24 tft perm1tted by t he Of1to Ru les o ~ C1v 11 Procedure wt thm tj"\e lim e OLD uprtgf1t pta n os Any stated fUdgmen l by def.:iull wtll condr lt on Paytng SlO cash be rend e r e d aga ,nst you for the Wrtte g ive d lre c t 1ons to relief demanded m t he Com WITTEN P IANO CO P 0 Pia tnt BOX 18 Sard ts OhiO 43946 3 13 30tc LARRY E SPENCER CLERK OF COURT OF O L D furntt u re oak tables, COMMON PLEAS clocks, tee bOKes brass be ds , ME IGS COUNTY, OHIO d•shes desks or comp le te COURT HOUSE 1'1ouseholds Wr1 t e M o POMEROY , OHI O Mtller , R t 4, Pomero y, Oh1 0 (4) 2 9 16 23 30 (5) 7, 14 7t c ca ll 992 77 60 5 13 tf c WORLD ALMANAC 6 5 tft APPROXIMA T E L Y 12 a c r es Of level fa rm tn g g round 1u st outstde Racme Ca ll 949 4433 1111 1 30 or 949 327 / after 1 30 t 1ll 7 p m J 29 4tc -------------12 x SO TRAI L ER 2 bedrooms . Employment Wanted' Address Un kn own , De fen dant EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Mam St Pomeroy All kmds of sa!f wa te r pellets water nugge ts b lock salt and own Oh o R tver Sa lt Phone 992 3891 For Rent NEWSPAPER CARRIER SYRACUSE DAILY SENTINEL Plamflff , vs EAR N $15 , 000 $30 000 per year Anyon e Int eres ted tn own m g the1r own P zza Bu s mes s 1i2 500 cash need ed Wr. te Mr Ed a t 1275 Brown Rd Co lumbus Oh •o 43 223 3 27 11tp ttc --- ------------ WANTED c la sses Wil l beg rn Wed n esday , April 3 Fo r more '" format10n , call Ben Slawter at 992 5628 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..!__ _ 3_ 31 4tc 3 18 Bus111ess Opportunities For even•~gs new h ome~ now vn d et c.brl s lru c ttofl tn" pr tme toc afmn on Ctty wa t e r a nd se w e r Cho 1ce o f d es •g n s Wa lt lo wa lt carp e tu1 g a nd .3t r c ond111onm g tn cl ud ed Wilt h e lp arrangr:' f tn a n c 1ng co n venltonal loan s w th 'down pa ym e nt low a s 5 p e t Oth e r n e w h om es avat la b l e t o oual1f1ed buver s wtth NO DOWN P A YM E N T ' Builder s ot w G e es t Hom es· Call collect 614 837 6540 or 239 0785 or wr 1te Gr e at Amer ca n Hom es In c , P 0 Box 68 7 Pom ero y, Oh 10 45 769 • 3 I li e -------------- Lost '5.55 w l bedroo m hom e l', baTh' • r~-.·=<·~.·-·Generation R~p·.;<·:~~:·~'"··-~l TUESDAY, APRIL l . 1974 6 00 - News 3 4 8, 10 15 , Sesam e' Str ee t 20 A BC News 1J ~ L•lla 5 Yoga and l ou :n 6 30 NB C News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CB S News 8 10 ~ Your -F utur e Is Now 33 Room 122 13 7 00 - Ma rco Sporf ltte 33 Beat th e Clo~ k J News 6, 10 Elecfn c Co 20 Truth or Con sequen ces 3 Wha~ My Lrne B H1gh School T V Honor Soc1et y 15 Osc ar s Actor s and the E xorci St 13 • 7 30 - To Tell The Tru th 6 RF D 20 Hollywood Squdres 3 Johnny Mann'5 Stand Up and Che e r 4 , New Prtce ts . R•ght a 10 Beat the C loc k 13 Lass re IS Read tng For th e Cla ssroo m Teacher 33 8 00 - Maude 8 Btlt Mo y er s Journal 33 Ham bur gers J, 4 15 Happy Day s 6 13 Mov 1e 20 8 JO- Ha w a rt Ftve 010,8. Movte Moon of the Wol f 6 13 -v oo-- Black J 6 urnar3:r;TI-vaTcaaeorLJia mpt o ns Aw ards 3 4 15 9 30 - Shaft 8, 10 The Cunous Case of Y1 ta m m E 10 00 - Mar c us Welby MD lJ 6 Wa s hrngt oQ Str a rght Te~ l k 33 Oscar Awards J, 4 15 Ne ws 20 10 30 - Day AI N•ghl 33 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janakt·33 11 JO - Johnny Carso n 3 4, 15 , ... OO- New s3, 4 Take f 1ve FOr L1 feiS 17 30 - Tomorrow 3 4 1 00 - News 13 1 30 - News 4 WEDN!!>iDAY . APRIL 3, 1974 6 00 - Sunr se Semm a r 4 Sa c r ed Hea rt 10 6 15 - Ur b a n Lea gue 10 Folk L• tera ture 3 ~ ') F a r m Re por t 13 6 30 F •ve Mrnutes to L•ve By 4 News 6 Btbl e Answe r s 8 The Stor y 13 6 35 Co lum b u s Tod ay J f, .l5 Farmtr me 10 Mo rmn g Re port 3 I 00 - Toda y 3 J 15 CBS News 8 10 D• ck Van Dyke 1j j-i R P utns t uf 6 7 30 - Roc ky & Bull w tn ld e13 New ZooR evue 6 R 00 - New Zoo Re vue 13 Se:;(1me St 33 Ca pt Kc1ngnroo 8 10 Jeff s Collte 6 o 75 Ja c k LvLanne 13 0 30 - Br ady Bunc h 6 8 55 - Ne w s 13 r.t 00 Pa ul Otxon 4 Frte ndly J u nct on 10 AM 3 Abbott & Co ste ll o 8 Phil Donahue IS Wild W1ld Wes t 6 Cov e r to Co ve r 33 Mov re Th e Day the F 1s h Ca m e Out 13 ? 30 - To Te ll t he Truth 3 Ta1tl etal e s 8 9 55 - Chuck Wh rt e Reports 10 10 00 - Drnah Shor e 3 15~ J oker s Wild 8 10 Company 6 10 30 J eopa rdy 3 4 15 Gambtt 8 10 11 00 - Pa ss wo rd 13 W1 zard o t Odd s 3 1 IS M1 ke Do ug la s 6 Now You See ,It 8 10 11 JO - Hollywood Squa res· J 4 1.S.l Love of L1fe B 10 Br a d y Bu nch 1J Ses am e S tr ee t 33 ~ 1155 CBS New s B Dan lm e l s Worldl O 11 00 -- Pa ss word 6 Bob Braun s 50 so Club 4 News 8 10 13 Jac kpot' 3 15 ..11 30 - Sea r c h for Tomorrow B 10 Spi t! Second 6 Ce le b rrty Sweep s takes 3 15 1155 - NBC Ne ws 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Conce otra tt on B What ~ My Ltne ? 10 1 30 - 3 On A Ma t ch 3 4 15 As th e World Turns 8 10 Let 5 Make A Deal 6 13 1 00 ~ Da y s of O u r Lt ves 3 4 IS Gutdrng Ltgh18 10 Ne w lywe d Gam e 6 13 'J 30 - Doc tor s 3 4 15 Edge of N•gh t 8 10 G •rl tn My Llfe6 13 3 00 - :Anothe r World 3 4 15 Gen e ral Ho5p1ta l 6 13 Pnce t ~ R•ghl B. 10 RFD 20 3 30 - One Lrfe to L1 ve 6 13 Ph tl Donahue 4 Match Game 8 10 Ho w To Survtv e A Marr1age 3 IS Wa s hington S tr a1ght Ta lk 70 J 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Ses ame Sf 70 33 Love Am e rt can St y le 13 Luc y Sliow 8 Huck and Yog 1 6 Mov1 e The Bla c k Kn •g hl 10 1 30 Gree n Ac r es 3 Bonanza 15 , Hazel 8 JackpQfl 4 G lll rgan s Is la nd 6, 13 S 00 ~ Mr Rober t5 20 13 Bonanza 3 M e rv Grttftn J Andy Gr dltth 8 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 Brg Valley 6 5 30 - Ele c Co 33 Beverly Hr ll b1l l1 esB Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tra il s West lS Hogan's Heroes 13 6 00 ~ News 3 d 8 10, 15 A BC News 13 Sesame Sf 20 Per sona l1t y & Behav rora l Dev~ l opm ent 33 Truth or Con ft INTERIOR EXTERiuR PAINTING , Tuesday , Apnl2, 1974 Television Lo2 •• "EXPERIENCED Wheel All'gnment qrtrage 'l~ A UT IF..UL 350 '} 700 rl\de<; S80 0 Ca ll 37 8 6365 J 3 1 ~t c Not1ce NE NELSON EXPERT two ,. , " ' 9 ROOM S ,. , b at h l iJIIy ca r pe ted n ew furna ce t r p ic BU S IN E ~~ bud a1 nq m down arHaqe n Lonq Bottom Oh to town PomC' rOY Otlto Ca l l 997 on Oh to R1v e r P hon e 843:1207 3975 or 997 571l 6 J 2 76rc or 99 1 i'16! 3 27 61p 73 H O NDA tor sale C Addi t ional 25c Charge per Adver tr sement OFFICE HOUR S a 30 a m to 5 oo p m Da !I y, 8 JO am 1o 12 00 Noo n Saturday ROOM hou se and ba th c tt r'q driHJC "Js tor v on Carson Ro il d m Mason Co n t ile ! Russ~,; II Ba l l 77 3 'i ('. v6 1 11 l ie For Rent or l ease --.- 197 0FO'ROFAIRLANESOO Har d lo p Coup e VB e ng 1ne power 5leermg r~d10 ' · 1 - - :.'"::========:-;==========-=-::~.~::;:~~~~::::::=:::=~ RPal [<tate For Sale ·, ale ~9~11'oSnlt 99?J369 & OBITUA,RY mym Jc I " oom 1 rbom s to tal On ly J ,1, 0 ... 111 5 o t el un f u r n s h eet " Owne r tr on c; te rr c{j ou ' of '> lil t e Phon e 9Q'l '}0 71 .J ) I r; tp ' "' ' 1 '17 0 Q HEV ~ OL E TBELAIR 1 Door V H f'ng 1ne s ld l r.'lns clcrm .n ter •o r hlu (.' ifnt <;, h ' '"t'o good t r es 1 ow n er t970 PLYMOUT H FURY Il l : dnor VB c1ulo rn MI •c powpf" blue l m s h c, po ll t:!i~ 111 le rto r • Moh. 1y 1 ,1 ( (! 11/1!1/l! J N I T Y Hom0- t 1 t 10 1 h t aroorn~ l l r q t l ilU!H i fv r-oo 1 I DOU' on [! V>0 \.1 r omn 1 x 2 1 Add A For Want Ad Service _ J _ The Da lly Senltnel, Mtddleport-P.omeruy, 0 .N~~=~:.r,~N Wdl I I I I. .. - '" ' . Your partner contmues to th.,!ee ' .' .I () J diamonds What do you do npw'' '' ' \ ' .r . I '. ' \ \ I \ ·~ I li . . I' ' l 'I .\ -~ ' . I,, ' I ·. ' ( •'· �1 .. I I I • ) 10 - The Datly Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pmneroy, 0 Tuesday, Ap11 l ~. I'17~ ' Oh~o Killing tornadoes hit . - · · Autos collide ' near Addison, ! ' grcmted .md I .1m .tshamcd of myself I seem to forget wl wLI Uo have il luok lite 'lllllllg uf ttus Sihlke me batk the two injured Americans ·are so fortunate . ' E;dc!"ote Dtana Clirsey won the hrst'place p1tze 111 the c'say cqnte$1 sponsored by the Amcncarusm Chmrman. Mrs Ca t n e M Neutzhng, of Drew Webster Umt 39 of Pomeroy Second w.,; won b) John Lebew of Pomeroy and tlnrd place by Ketlh Lillie, Rt I Middleport ,.... _ AMERICA, WHAT IT MEANS TO ME By Diana Carsey, junjor member, Auxiliary to Drew Webster Post39 We, the people of Amenca ,are SQ fo;tu,nate m so many ways. - GQ!!_]]g_s made us one of the most prospertous natiOns m the world, not only tn wealth, but m people He has gtHn us blue skies, swtsl)me, wheatftelds, freedom, fnendshtp, and the ability to love Aft~r all of these things He has gt ven, why do we l<l ke them for granted? We JU St do not see to apprecw te "hat rtches we do possess We also do not seem to realize the price tha t hao;_been':md IS bemg pmd for our freedom As Abraham Lmcoln smd, "the strugg le of today, IS not altogether for today - 1t IS for a vast future also ' Here he 1s relating that the brave men who fought for ow fr eedom were not only ftghtmg for themselves but for us Can you tnldgme advo ncmg mlo battle knowmg you tmght not come out ahve? Th,lt IS what I call unwavermg coUI age How-then can we go through one smgle day "tthout feeling a st1 ong sense of grat1tude toward . these men? I do not know why patrwtism IS gomg downhill I ca n see Ihis happemng m myself Yes, I too hav ~ been laking lhmvs for liJ CSSdY IU IC'.t hzulwn llldl cJiillf our prl\ll<'gcs \\·ere nut handed to us on d sil ver pl,ttteJ ll was <.1 long lwtd boule .Just look dt .11lthc nghtsa nd pn v1 lege.s we hold. We have Lhe freedom of cho1ce. speech, press, 1ehgwn, tna l by JUry, .tnd we elec t the people whu run"our governm~ nt To put 1Ahat I :sa td tmo ttiffm ent words would be, that we ca n do what we want, when we want, dS long as It ts wnlun the laws whtc.: h we have la1d down for out selves No other counu y has U1~ gteat freedom "'c hdve And each one of QUI JHIVI Ieges was W..Qrl by th,ose w~o ca red enough .t~oul our future to giVe thetr all That IS what I call LOVE We also have a land-thalts beaullful for our eyes to behold In a song 1l says, · Amenca, the beautifu l, God shed H1s grac e on thee, ,utd crown thy good wtlh btothetHood, from sea to_;;htmng sea " Thts says that Amenca ts beautifuL We JUSt have to take ttme out to look at the wonderful sp lendor of 11 all God gave us thts beautiful homeland and through H1m we ha ve achteved g1ea tness But love fOI Arner1ca ca n not reu lly Ue expressed by words It ha s to be felt 1n the heart And tf you feel tt m your heat t, )Ou wtll show It tn your hfe I do not know about you, but the neil ttme I hea1 the "Star Spangled Banner," see an Amencan Fli1g, 01 even look at my life, I am go mg to be proud to pu t my hand over my heart a nd thank God for everytlung Witness returns for questioning . MEDIA, Pa (UP!) - The ftrst of seven convicted or confessed killers to publicly Identify Tony Boyle as a conspirator m the 1009 Yablonski murders returns to the wttness stand today for crossexammation. Paul E Gtlly, sentenced to death two years ago for the Joseph A. "Jock" Yablonski ·murders, was a surpnse (!Tosecutwn wttne"'' Monday m proceedings that were mterrupted by an attempted attack _ by one of Gilly's convicted henchmen on spectal prosecutor Rtchard A Sprague Ear her Monday, Sprague opened the states case by argumg that Boyle, 72, former Umted Mme Workers (UMW) prestdent, 01 dered the assasstnallon of Yablonski, a reform ca ndtdate, SIX months before a UMW p• es td enlla l electiOn. Sprague argued that Boyle paid for Yablonski's death "out of the swea t and blood of the mmers of Arnenca " Wife, Daughter Killed Yablonski's wife, Margaret, and daughter, Charlotte, 20, also were shot to death on New Year's Eve, 1969, as they slept m thetr Clarksville home m the southwestern Pennsylvama coal ftelds. Gtlly became the ftrst person to publicly tdentt!y Boyle as a conspirator Monday when he satd he was told by two other admttled or convicted suspects, form er UMW offlctals Stlous Huddleston and Wilham Prater, that Boyle wanted Yablonski killed When Sprague asked Gtlly if he knew who was "behind this plan to get Yablonski," Gtlly replied- "Mr. Huddleston mentioned Prater, (Albert) Pass and Boyle " Gtlly sa 1d that durmg an October, 1009, diSCUSSIOn at Prater's home, he was told by Prater that "Boyle wanted me to get nd of hun (Yablonski) m Wasl1ington, DC , if posstble. Then ,- more than likely, 11 wouldn :,t be latd on the uruon" because of the ctty 's htgh ders last summer The attempted attack on Sprague came when Aubran Marlin, also sentenced to death fo r the Yablonski slaymgs, was 1\\.o persons were InJured m traffic act!ldent a t 7 15 am Monday at the JUnctiOn of Rt 7 and Honeysuckle Dr near • Addtson Accordmg to the Galha Meigs Post State H•ghway Patrol, cars dnven by Frank llopktn~. 47, Patnot, and Helen Ard, 19, Sayoc, S C collided Hopkins suffered a head lii]Ury and M1ss Ard complatned of a knee lflJury They were l<lke n to the Holzer Medtcal Center by th e Cal ha Co unty Emergency Squad There was moderate damage A second accident occurred at 4 45 p.m Monday In Metgs County at the mtersecllon of Rt 7 and Oowtty Rd 5 where the top of a semt outfit dnven by Wtlham Shaffer, 49, of Ravenna, htt the traffic light there Shaffer was cha rged wtth operatmg an overhetgbt vehicle. • d Dinner planned by Republicans P1' PLEASANT - Mrs Roy Eshenaur hosted the Mason handcuffs and flanked by a County Republican Women's deputy sheriff and state trooper He had been sununoned to Orgamzatton recen tly when plans were made for a counbe tdenttfled by Gtlly As Martm neared the table tywide dmn er Marguerete used by the same prosecutor Engels, preside nt, §a!d a who convicted lum, he spat m tentallve date has been set m Sprague's face, shouted ob- early May, the exact day to be spemlles and screamed at announced The menu wtll hst Delaware County Court Judge cornbre~d. beans, beef stew, Francts J Catama "! have salads, desserts and other crune rate, he sa1d been ktdnaped and brought tasty food s. Refres hments Pleaded Gwlty here agamst my wiU 1 I wasn 't were served by Janet Hartley Huddleston, Gtlly's father- even allowed by contact my and Anna Lee Rogar mlaw and former prestdent of a attorney or nothing '" UMW pensioners' loca l at Gtlly was preceded on the LaFollette, Tenn, pleaded stand by Ke1111eth Yablonski , guilty to the Yablonski mur- one of the slam reformer's two ders nearly two years ago lawyer sons, who smd he Isadore Montie, Guysville, dks Prater, a former UMW held discovered the bodtes of his Jtm 's Campers of Mason organizer from LaFollelte, and parents and stsler when he defeated the Belpre Jaycees GUYSVILLE - Isado re Ca tholic Church m Guysville A - Montie, 78, Rt. 1, Guysville, farmer, he lived 1n Carthage , Pass , former District 19 went to lhetr Clar'ksville home I00-92 111 the first round of the secretary-treasW'er '" from ftve days after the slaymgs. He Belpre Independent Basketball dted Monday evemng at the Twp. hts enltre hf<!...Middlesboro, Ky., were con- satd the house "~melled of the Tournament Sunday night The 1 O'Bleness Hospital m Athens Survlvmg are .ts wife, Anna victed of the Yablonski murCampers were led by former horrible odor of death " endmg an extended Illness Kmnen Montie; two sons, Bastl Ohw Umver sity star Fred The son of the late Henry and and Ralph, Guysv!lle, three Cluff, who npped the net!tfor 16 Mary Smtth Montie, he also daughters, Mrs Rtta Robtnpomts on 10 fteld goals and s1x was preceded m death by so n, Guysville; Mrs J oa n free throws two sons and a daughter He Dtlhnger, Athens, and Mrs Cluff got good help from Ron was born m Athens County nd Barbara Black, Columbus, 16 Ferguson wtlh 20 pomts, Jeff was a member of the St John 's grandc hildren, and three Tyo wtth 16, Kenzmger wtth 13, grea t-grandchtldren Mtke Werry wtlh 12, Bob Werry H1gh Funeral Mass wtll be at REVIVAL SET wtth 9, and Doxte Walters Wlth A revival will be held at the 10 am Thursday at St John's 4 WASHINGTON (UP! ) - To First Southern Bapllst Olapel, Church wtth the Rev Father Sherman Roberts, Dorothy Sktp Davis led the Belpre Frank Patala ofhctatmg Mulberry Ave., begmmng Roberts to Herman A Robel ts, offset mflated grocery pnces, Jaycees, pourmg m 40 pomts the goverrunent has ordered 5 6 Thursday through Swtday at Rosary services wtll be at 7 30 35 Acres, Sahsbury" Tomght the Campers face p m. Wednesday at the Whtte per cent mcrease m food stamp 7 30 rughtly The Eev. James Emma D Johnson to BerSmith and Phillips of Manetta K Bradfield will be the guest Funeral Hom e m Coolville nard Lavalley, Jr , 5 54 Acres, allotments for four-person at 8:30p.m fam1hes effective July 1, speaker. Brother Fred Htll, Bunal wtll be m the church Sutton cemetery. Fnends may call at Pastor, extends an invttahon to FOUR WIN DEGREES Kenneth H Ltght, Patrtcta T. bringing them to $150 a month. the fwteral home after 2 p m The mcrease will push stamp the public to attend Four Metgs Counllans Ltght, Roman F Warmke, Wednesday aUotments nearly 30 per cent recetved degrees at the wmter Dorothy E. Wat mke to Jack W above the rate m effect at the commencement exercises of CriSp, Gl enna Cn sp 6 58 end of 1973 and w1ll ratse the Ohw State Umverstty held m Acres, Salem · estunated cost of the stamp St John Arena . They are Plt1hp W Memhart, dee to program for the year startmg Nancy Ann Buchanan, MidGenevieve G Memhart, Lot 1, Tonoght, Wed .. Thur FARMERS TO MEET July I by about $300 milhon. dleport, B S. 1n educahon , and The Me1gs County Chapter of Cert of trans , Pomeroy Apnl2 4 Agriculture Secretary Earl Jan Mtchael Long, Middleport, NOT OPEN the NatiOnal Farmers Chal'ies P Batley, Dons M. L Butz satd the coupon and Randolph Scott· and Mat y Orgaruzat10n w1ll meet at 8 Sayre Batley, James E Brace , allotment for a four-member Kathryn Hennessy, Pomeroy, Fn , Sat , Sun p.m. Wednesday m the Vo-Ag Judtth Brac-e, John Sayre, Aprtll67 famtly-;;et at $116 a month. bachelor of arts degrees Room of Metgs H1gh SchooL Aaron L Sayre, Shirley Sayre, CAHILL, UNITED STATES last July I and rmsed to $142 Ohver E Sayre, Conme Sayre, MARSHALL monthly effecllve 'tast Jan 1( Techn•color} ARRIVED SAFELY Ease ment, lo Columbus & Wlll mcrease another $8 July 1 John Way ne Mrs Mae Lightfoot, MidSouthern Oh'fo Electnc Co , SHOW STAGED Gary Gr lrJ1€S because Congress ordered dl eport , ha s learned by Avanety show wtll be staged Lebanon t PG J stamp benefits re-set twtce a telephone from the navy base at 7 30 p m Frtday at the PortYvonne Vance, Bobby W. Show Starts 7 p m . year mstead of the aru10al at San D1ego, Calif , that her land Elemeni<Jry School Van ce , Parthema Vance adJustment system used unlil grandson, Harold D. Cremeans c Vance 1~ last summer_ Drexe l Columbus & Southern Ohto _ The mcome ceilmg for food had arrived there safely Cremeans JOmed the Navy as Electn c Co., Ease ment , stamp ehg1bility w1ll also be ' Bedim d. avtatton support eqUipment ratsed, w1th the lamt for most Clyde J Morlan, Ethel Mane four-person households gomg techmctan He wtll be sl<lhoned ' Morlan to Columbus & from the present $473 a month at Calif , for two weeks and then wtll be sent to Memphis, Southern Ohio ElectriC Co , to a new level of $500 a month. Tenn Easement, Qrange. led mto co~troom wearmg Mason team is Belpre winner Meigs Some will get more food stamps Property Transfers MEIGS THEATRE FORMS DELA YEO Prmtmg of the Vietnam Bonus application forms has been delayed unbl May or June Their avatlabtlity wtll be l,OOO's YARDS ON SALE READY -WHEN~- - FABRIC B1'1R6-AtNS announced • .Clearance From Our Stock , REVIVALON A revtvalts contmumg at the Middleport Pente costa l Church, S. Thtrd Ave , wtth the Rev and Mrs. Mtchael Bmghllm of England as evangelists and smgers Pastor Wtlliam Kmttel mvttes 'the pubh~ to the serviCes whtch are at 7 j Oeach YOU ARE We'll be ready with your LOW-COST AUTO LOAN POLYESTER - ACRYliCS - BLENDS 54"-60" when you are ready to buy . evemng I ~.1 49YD. WJDE.. ....................... Com'e talk it over now. KNITS Auto Teller Window and Walk-Up Window Open Friday Evenings 5 to 1 P.M. SEE STYLIST Mrs Jo Ann Whtle, Mrs Polly Hysell, and Dtxte Snyder were m Portsmouth Sunday to vtew the platform work of hatr stylist Mel Roch Emphasis of hts dertwnstralton was on the blow cut ,-~"7"-:--"-----,---, 54"-Go" Platd Blends and Sweater Kmts SPECIAL SALE OF Designers Sample Cuts_ WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE &9e 2 TO 3 YARD LENGTHS lJlbens ~alional AUention Streakers Come to heritage house for your each • McCall & Simplicity Patterns . --"~CINCINNATI ~ _, I 992-2284 Member Federal Deposit Insuranc Corporation I " '" ' ' \ I \ ' ' ' .' I' Middleport, o ' I' 11~ I, \ ---~ I, I -· ~;--- - ... \ I ' j- •' -' HOLZER MEDICA L CENTER I Discharged, April I) Shat on Batley, Gera ld Bak1es, Pegg) Besco, John Boles, Henry Bowyer, Amy Donnally, Mrs Rtcky Fowler arfd daughter , Margaret Francts, Claudia Hern, Matthew Kmg, Mrs Donald Legg and daughter, Thomas Leport, Anne Lewts, Ardeth Lt tchheld, Kathleen Long, Frances McGo.,.a n, Lava da Myers, Bessie Plum mel, Neva Ray, Tanga Robinson, J ay Rubenstein, Mayme Shaver, Marta Shtnn, Davtd Smtth Ge rtrude Van oe, Frankh~ Waugh and Mrs Richard Wessels I Births, March 311 Mr and Mrs Davtd Hart, a son, Gallipolis, Mr and Mrs Jasper Caston, a son, Buffalo, W Va {Births, April!) Mr an d Mrs Michael Mullins, a son, Galhpohs; Mr and Mrs Terry Scott, a son, Ravens\\ood, W Va ; Mr and Mrs Clyde Soutl1ard, a daughter, Lancaster, Mr and Mrs Raymond Myet s, a daughter, Crown City. · PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES Mrs Jack Wtlhams, son, Gallipolis , Mrs Kenn eth Carter , daughter , Hartford , Clara Dull, Potnt Pleasant; Albert Fowler, Pomt Pleasant, Btlly Ktng, Leon Safety to be rewarded The Pomeroy Elementa ry School Safety Patrol ts sponsormg a rummage sale, flea mat ket, and bake sale Saturday, April 6 from 9 am to 4 p m The proceeds wtll go toward the annual lnp to Washmglon, D C, whtch the pa 11 ol members Will be Ia kmg Aprtl 20 Each year the safety patrol students are expected to stand out m all kmds of weather to protect the chtldren as they walk to and from school and tlns year they had the added danger of the Dayhght Savmgs hours of darkness '14tanks to thes~ youngsters, there were no accidents through llt1s parhcularly dangerous lime If anyone "ould hke to show appreciatiOn to these boys and gtrls through a donation send 11 to the Pomeroy Elementary School, c-o Mrs Bon me F1sher If anyone has arhcles for the rummage sale or flea market please take them to the Elementary School by Frtday mght at 5 p.m. Any baked foods for the bake sale should be at the school by 9 a.m Saturday morn mg. If anyone has articles to be ptcked up, please phone the follow1ng numbers- Mrs Don Dtener, 992-3877, Mrs Orvtl Wtle~, 992-2940, Mrs Everett Lightfoot, 992-7605 and Mrs. Wayne Chappellear, 992-5961 larger fell m many areas " "It sounded bke a bomb htl," satd Jack H,urst at the 100 Oaks Shoppmg center m Nashvtlle, Tenn , of the storm which struck Monday mght. "People were falling down everywhere " James Patterson, an employe at one of the stores m the 100 Oaks Mall satd, "Shoes and handbags were llymg everywhere All of a 'sudden, ,we heard ti~e roof go and water Democrats to socialize, dine and dance P1'. PLEASANT - A SOCial hour, dinner, and dance will be held Aprtl20 m the Moose Hall, according to J _ Gory Kapp, Democrat Executive Committee Chmrman The soc1al hour wtll start at 4 p.m , followed by dinner at 6 30 and the dance at 9 Beverly Forbus, Democrat commtlteewoman in _ Cooper District, will be m charge of the food and decorallons and Michael Whalen, financial secretary, will be m charge of ticket dtstnbution througb the committee. Bobb1 Ann Roberts wtll register guests Ka pp satd further IllformatiOn w1ll be annowtced There wtll be a speaker At Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street. You'll Real~ Save Right Now ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' ·~. Family of year "Qamed by F!fA SHADE - The John H Robm son famtly has b~en named the Farmer!ftlo'me Admtmstratt on Pomeroy Area Farm Famtly of the Year for 1973 • Archt e Stegall, FHA Supervisor, satd the Robmsons represent the Metgs, Athens, and Vmton Olunlies area They own and operate a 314-acre datry farm at Route I, Shade, In Athens County, and ren t an addtlional 45 acres ' Mr and Mrs Robmson have used FHA farm ownershtp and farm operatmg loans smce 1960 The Farm Family of the Year Program IS sponsored by the FarQJers Home Admmtstratwn and New Holland DIVISIOn, Sperry Rand Corp to recogmz e outstandm g FHA farm famthes and to mcrease pubhc awareness of FHA services Selechon of th e outstandmg fa rm fam1ly 1s HOLLYWOOD t UPI ) ' TheStmg, " wh1ch opened last year to mtxed reviews, won seven Academy Awards, Including Best Ptcture of 1973. Tuesday mght Glenda Jackson and Jack Lemmon \\ On the top ac tmg pnzes ' The annual Osca rs presentalwn show In the MLL'i lC. Centct was Interrupted bnefly by a male strea ket who.ran nude ac1oss the stage In view of 1ml1Ions watchmg teleVIs ion, JUSt before Ehwbeth Tay lor announced the best ptclure awa rd Lemmon, who portrayed a gu1lt-ndden busmessman In "SaH The Ttger," became the based on Chetr progress.tn the farmm g operatiOn, production records, management praclices, quality of total farm operations, noteworthy ac- comphshments m commwt1 ty acllvt h es, and ~ge n era l cooperatiOn of the famtly The FHA ts the rural credit service of the USDA FHA makes farm owner$htp loans and farm operatmg loans to elig tble farmers wtablc to ,meet th etr credtt needs through pnvate lenders to buy, Impr ove, or enla rge farm s, refmance debts, or to fmance a nonfarm enterprise to suppl em~nt The MEIGS INN The most popular night club m ·the tri-county area is proud to present the return of GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS li TONIGHt 9 TIL 1 THRIFTI-GUT ~PECIAL ONE/NINE Mr. and Mrs John H Robmson FAMILY OF THE YEAR - The Farm Home Admtmstratwn Fanuly of the Year for Metgs, Athens and Vmton Counties IS the John H Robmson famtl y of Rt . 1, Shade Ptct ured here are the Robmsons, who own a 325-ac re darry farm JUS! south of Shade. Mrs Robmson IS a n employee of Krogers tn Athens, and thetr youn~est so n Jeffrey 18 works at Buckeye Mart m Athens The Robtns~ns have \ 11 ~ other children, Mrs Sondra Smcla tr, 30, Rt 5, Athens, and John , Jr , 24, who lives next door and farms wtth Ius pa rents The Robmsons, who have always lived m Athens County, also have two grandchildren farm mcome Farm operatmg loans are used to purchase ltvestock and mac hin ery and to meet necessary operatmg expenses The FHA also makes loans fo r rural housin g, comm un1 ty facthlies, and busmess and mdustnal purposes. Weather •3-H P Bnggs and Stratton automatic chokeeng.ne, recp1r starter • F1ngert1p throttle control on eng1ne •19'' cut , cutt•ng ' hetght adJustable from 1" to 3 1/4" _.,... 22" Self·Propelled FAIRLAWN® , $11450 SALE PLANNED The Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church wtll hold a rummage sale tn the basement of the c~urch Frtday. Most Items are 10 cents or all you can put m a large bag for SO ce nts Exceptwnally good b rga ins Em~ less OB 01 606 2 VACUFLO •Cutt1ng hetght adJustable, 3/4 to 3•nches • Under deck baffles ,. for better cutt1ng POMEROY HOME &AUTO Vacuum stairs .quickly and no stratn - no pain FOREMAN & ABBOTT ·Your Complete Tire Center ' 60~ E. Main Pomeroy, o. Middleport I!V118 --~~ ~~~~~~~~ - 1 \ .\· A>qencan 'The Exm ctsl, · a box'ofhce smash about demoruc possesSl,\)n, had been a favorite , i)ut tl . took only two awards- for sound and screenplay from a,nother medium Ten->car-old Tatum O'Neal, who played a guilefu l con g~r l m ·Paper Moon," was named best supportmg actress and Johi1 Houseman, the mtellectually demandmg law school pro fessor of 'The Paper Ch~1se" \\a s named best supportmg actor ' "lhe Stmg," sl<lrrmg Paul Ne" man and Robert Redford , marked the first til11e Umve1 sal Plctul'es had won the Arademv Avo a Id for best both best actor and best sup- p1cture smce "All Qmel on the porbng actor Be won best Western Front" tn 1927 supporting actor m 195:; for 'The Sling," wtth Paul ' Mr Roberts ' Helen Hayes Newman and Robert Redford ho lds both awards for actress- as a pa1r of con men m lhe es Depress ion, aveng}ng a Mtss Jackson ptcked up her fnend s murder by neecmg a second Oscar for a comedy nch gangster out of a fortune, perfm rna nee m " A 'I ouch of look the Oscars for best pteClass," In wh tch she portrayed lu i e, dtrecto r [George Roy a worldly London divorcee who Ht ll ori gmal score and had an affair with a marned adaptation 1 Marvtn • H1gh today m upper 60s and 70s, low tomgltt m upper 40s and 50s. Thursday vanable cloudiness and chance of showers, the htgh m upper 50s and 60s Hamhsch ), ong1nal screenplay (Davtd S Ward), costurmng I Edith Head), li~n edt ling !Wilham Re)110lds ) and art direction !Henry Bumstead) and set dectorator " Jam es Payne) Hamhsch was hatled as the second biggest v.1nner i.akmg Underpinning deadline near SYHAl USE - Mobile l10111es mshl€ lhC11m""'t<i ttf tlu s \ Illdgc mu sl. be unde1 pum ed l oc.:at~ d not laiN tlum 1\pnl 15 01 tlwn couJd f(1ce fme of up t(l 0\\ ner s $!{)I) l'h e orchnan cc r eqUll lng tU1de1 pmmng of mob1 le homes ~\ dS passed b) Syr<~lll !ll' Counci l lds t October but 1t \HIS c~greed the~t residents \luuld b(' f.:Jve n ample ll!lle to co mpl; With It Zoning Inspect or F. bcr NO 247 _P_QMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OH IO WEDNE~ DAY; 'Day lor Ntght," a French movie about makmg a mov1e, won the besHoretgn ftlm oscar Lemmon who won the best supportmg actor award m 1955 for ' Mr Roberts," had been nomma ted four t1mes for the hest actor award before wmntng 11 ruesday mght He JOked th<1l he was sllll ca rrymg the acceptance speech he wrote when he was nommated 111 1959 for · Some LJke It Hot " EXTENDE D OUTLOOK Chanu· of sho"ers Friday through Sunday D3ybme Now You Know enttne APRIL 3, 1974 ' theme Pi( ke ns S<I HI Monda y thl· high temperatures In 50s or sec tion of the or dinarH:e lou 60s Lows In 40s Friday, reqwnng underpmmn ~ \\111 br c·uolmg to 30s hy Sunday st n c tl\ cnfurl ed Hfl ei t\pnll:J •'• : :· ..•.•!·~=:=·=·=:·:·:=:=· . :=··:=:·:~=>:·:::::;:~ • a1 y three Osca rs m one mght, believed to be an ~nprecedent­ ed feat He won for all three mustcal ca tego nes, sharmg best song" honors wtlh lyriCISts Alan and Manlyn Bergman for "The Way We Were ," and takmg the best ongmal score award for the same song, m adclitwn to hi s Oscar for the Stin~ l'lw SLlxon l et m l or the. ehtPI nflt ce J of Londo n was• tgt ove • mea nm g the etno1 of a hm bor I· 1om the 1e1gn ol Hen 1!' II the Nolllldtl wo 1d ' ma11e" • \\ o~s usul !:OV IIlg us todav s ., '"'clld llld\Ot ' 1'01 d ill' I gm Devoled To The lntere&u OJ The Meii?&· MCU()n Area VOL XXV • • PHON E 992 2156 TEN CE NTS • In Textbooks Math, English, Social Studies _a re updated Four contracts of employes were renewed and elementary tex~s were approved when the Me1gs County Board of EducatiOn - 1' dmet mh regular sesswn ues ay mg l The hoard gave one year contracts to speech therapists, coordmator for the MetgsGalha program, and a four year contract to Mrs Grella Suttle, an elementary school · supervisor. - ' Textbooks were adopted 111 the areas of English, soctal studies and math, followmg ~rleneGilmoreandCa~dace recommendahons of a comogers, a one year contract to m1ttee of teachers which has Mary Bacon, work study been studymg the sttuahon Rhodes~ _ The board adopted "pattern s of language" by the Amencan Book Go , "Language for Daily Use" by Harco urt , Brace and Jovanovtch • and read op ted "Enghsh for Meamng, ' the Houghton-M tffltn Se11es In the soctal studies field, the board adopted for the seventh grade "Our World and Its People" by Allyne and Bacon and readopted "The Ohto Ge og raph y, HIS tory and Government Senes" of Latdlaw Brothers fm seventh gr aders F01 ctg hth gra ders the boa rd reado pted the Houghton-Mifflin book "ThiS 1s Amenca 's Story, •• and ,..Jopted " D tscover 1ng Ainencan History" by fl olt Rinehart and Wtnslon and Collins and Welker endorsed ~-ll'l!~~m:;•W.'o'..._V.,;oV."o',o'VNo"u"ouuoou:oouo ou;.o.y.y~ d!i •• ............'t>...,...,~.·;.o;190:.......... "" 1(1.,,~,.....;-.--.... J'l I Metgs County GOP Chairman Les Fultz announced Tuesday that the Executive Committee ha s endorsed a slate of dtstnct and state candtdates for the May 7th By United Press International WASHINGTON - PAN AMERICAN World Airways, · Primary Eleclion Candidates pleading "we are simply overwhelmed Wlth sprraling fuel costs," w1th oppost lion endorsed are today asked the Civil Aeronautics Board for a mall substdy of - 17th Dtstrtcl, OhiO Senate, $194 million so 1t could keep flying for the next 12 months Pan Oakley C C~l hns , Iron ton , Am said its 1971 fuel bill would mcrease by $204 million over last former State Senator and now year and forecast an operating loss of'$85.4 mill10n wtless 11 got servmg as State Represenhelp l<lhve from the 92nd HOI.se Pan Am sa1d 1t had done everything possible to econonuze Dtstrtcl. since the energy criSIS erupted m Novemtier, but that fuel costs - Judge of the Court of now were out of stght The airline S8ld 11 had suspended services Appeals. 4th Dtstnct, Earl E at a number of pomts, reduced schedules substantially, proposed Stephenson, Ironton, presently pooling of serv1ces Wlth other arrlines, laid off almost 2,500 servmg on the court workers m the last lout months and reduced its number of em- State Central Comployes by almost 18 per cent from as far back as 1970 matteeman, Elmer C Jones, Athens CINCINNATI - SEVEN-YEAR-OLD LAURA RIPPERGER - V S Senate, Ralph J was rescued unharmed here Tuesday after bemg trapped un- Perk, Mayor of Cleveland conscious for an hour m flowmg sewer water. - Governor , James A LalD'a, the daughter of Dr and Mrs Stephen Ripper berger of Rhodes, Columb us, former suburban Fllllleytown, fell into the 20-foot deep sewer whtle Gov'"'n or of Oht o playing with two cousins near Xavier University - Attorney General David D Do\\d , Jr ., Massillon, PARIS - A POLITICAL BA1TLE over the future of France present Prosecutmg Attornev began taking shape today after the sudden death Tuesday of President George Pompidou from a long and lonely illness that ' he refused to the end to admit. While Frenclnnen stood m smaU • groups m the drizzlung ram outs1de the apartment where Porn· pictou's body lay, Prime Mini5ter Pierre Messmer summoned his Cabinet mto session to organize the election of a new President, ' J probably Wlthm a month Alain Poheo, the President of the Senate, took over as mterlm president as both the ruling conservative Gaulllsts and the Communist-Socialist opposition bloe scheduled meetings to choose their candidates. Pomp1dou died without naming a successor, and the race will he more open than 11 has been in of Stark County - State Audtlor, Roger W Tracy, Jr , Columbus, now a member of the Ohw House of Representattves - ~ Unopposed candidates wh o 1 ecetved endo rseme nt are Ralph Welker, Pomeroy, Slate Represenl<llive, 92nd Dtstnct , Clarence E Miller, LancHster lOth Dtstrt cl U S Congressman, C Wil liam O'Netll, Thomas M Het bert and Sheldon A Taft, JustiCe of the Ohto Supreme Court , Ma11an Smsel, Logan , State Central Commtttee\\oOmcm. Rtchmd H. Harns, Toledo, State Treasurer, and John W Brown and Ted W Brown, PI ese iJtly servm g as Lieutenant Govet not and Secretary of Sta te, respectively, and who are again ca ndidates for these offtees Fultz sa td the CO!Jlmlltee ag reed not to endorse candidates for local offtces • One Natwn lndlVlstble" by the Charles E Mernll Co For grades one throug h stx 111 soc tal studies, the board adopted "0 ur wor kmg Wor 1d' >by the Sctence Research Associates, 'Focus on J.earmng" by lhe McMillan Pubhshmg Co and 1eadopted the Te tge- Adams Senes In !tic held of math for grades one through six the boa•d a(lopted books by Holt, Rmehart and Wmston, Sctence Hesea1 ch Associates and readopted the Add1son Wesley Senes For the seventh and Cig hth grades, the boa rd adopted books by Holt, Rmehart and Wmston, Addtson •Wesley and readop ted the Houg lJton-M tfflm Sertes The board agreed to serve as the fund 1ng agent for tbe work study program w Metgs and Galha Counties and to enter mto contracts w1th all dtstncts m the two counties on the program The school c;a lendar fur the next yea r was approved and wtll be sent to the local boards fo1 \approval Ruber t BP.wen, Me1gs County Supermtendent, who serves as clerk of the boat d, reported that the board IS ehgtble for some Tttle Ill fund s whtcil are used generally for audwVtsual , re ference matenals and other Items other than texts The board Will plan some ex pend iture of the fwtds It was also reported that an (Conltnued on page 10) TREE UPROOTED - One of two large trees that was uprooted by the gale force wtnds that hit the area Monday rught The trees were located on the Eldon Kraeuter property, Elm Street, Rac111e • Pauy'~ SAN FRANCISCO (UPIJ The lime and place of Patn cta Heat st s release IS to be an. now1 ced \\lthm 72 hours, her ktdnapers satd Tuesday In a message - concea led m a dozen roses ~ to an underground ne"spaper, the Symbwnese Ltberatwn Army ISLA ) 'Said there would be another comm wucat10n .. ,thlll 72 hours "htch Wi ll g1ve "the state( ctt}' and ttme of release" release close ( of the ne"spaper hetress who "as dragged fr om her Berkeley apa 1tment Feb 4 A flonst 's delive ry man wal ked mto the office of the paper, The PhoeniX , and . dehvered a commun1que tha t was co ncealed wJtlnn th e · to grave health plan Flower sh ow . would cost $40 billion chairwoman WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The plan woula be patd lor by Sen Edward M. KeMedy and ~ 1 per cent tax on mcomes up Rep Wtlbur D Mtlls have to $20,000 There would be • proposed a btllion-a-year addtllonal taxes for resiglls llatwnal health msurance dependent A wtth a wife e~c h $40 pta ~ The res tgnatwn of Mrs to cove r eve ry Amenca n Margaret Ella -Lewts as agamst medteal costs regardchairwoman of the Me1gs less of thetr Income or the1r Cowtty Flower Shows sl<lged m need. ATHENS, OIDO- A 17-YEAR-OLD ALBANY, Ohto youth conJ un clton wtth the Metgs Under the proposal, every WIIS killed instantly here late Tuesday nigbt when the car he was Cowtty Fair has been accepted person would be protected driving crashed mto the front of an Ohio University building near by the Metgs County Fa 1r agamst health costs from the doWntown at a speed of 80 miles per hour, pollee said. Board day he was born until old age Authorities Identified the VIctim as Michael Gambiii. Mrs Lewts, art teacher at when he would be eligible for ~!:l'~ had run a red llglit llefore driving his car into the front " of the buildung which was damaged extensively, pollee Metgs Htgh School, has been Medtcare. The health program chairw oman of • the well- for the poor, Medicaid, would received shows for a number of be aboliShed years The plan would pay for CINCINNATI - THE DISABLED AMERICAN Veterans .( DAV) headquarters in Cincinnati Tuesday sent a telegram to The Fatr Board mdiCated hosp1tal services wtth no hnut President NIXOn charging the administration of veteran affllll's today that unless a quahfted on the-amount or the length of With "frustrating inefficiency and burekucratlc bungling!" replacemen t for Mrs Lew1s coverage , for phystc!ans' serDAV National Commander John T. Soave said the telegram can be named, the shows w1U vices in the home, or elsewhere asked the President to dismiss Donald E. Johnson, administrator be d1scontmued and the with no doUar llimt; and for ~xhtbttmg of fl owers at the fatr other medic'al services subject of veteran affa1rs. 1 w11l go to open class to an amual deductible of $150. Any recommendaltons for a The bill con tams a "catastronew chairWoman are to be ph1c" illness proviSIOn under Three persons were fmed Norih Carolina, $150 and costs, gtven to Mrs Mtckey King , fair which the full cost of health and three others assessed costs three days confinement, 1 board Secrefl.ry, Within the ServiceS WOuld IJi COVered 1 next two weeks lifter a· fanuly' had IJICurred only in Middleport Mayor John drivmg while mtoxicaled Zerkle's CoUll! Tuesday mght Assessed co~ts only on CAST MEMBERS - "'ioax of Hogan's Holler," a hillbilly farce m three act.:; will be The board has also approv~tl annual med1cal eXJ)flnses of Fined were Edward L Hack- charges of disturbmg the ~ace presented by the jUillor clB!l.s of eastern High School Saturday at 8 p m The play wtll be the purchase of matenals for $1 ,000. · man, 19, Crystal Lake, Ill., $5 were Richard Caruth1ers, 44, no preceded by a chicken di1111~r sponsored by the senior class served from s·30 to 7:30 p m cast hghtlng an area where a fte ld It would liritit to $1,000 the and costs assured c)ear address recorded , Robert membeys are, front ~ow, l.r, ~andie R~se (balding her cat, Lamont), Regtna Kimes, Ant !a tr~ctor pullmg contest w!ll be maxinlumany family would be 'I dlatance; ~rah Ethel Ha~k, Carauthers, 52, Mlddlepqrt, Buckley, B~ky Ebersb~ch (w1th Sally tile dog ), Barbara Coates, and y1ck1 Gaul; second row, held lhts · y,ear in cpnftillclton :bdlu~ct~brleins wanoy.uldonenoytearb , 'e. 57, Mlners~llle , ,$5 and costs1 an~RuS.sell Ca~authers, 33, no , ~thy DaVIS! HoiJ?er DeLong, ~hi! Bo~en, Kevin D1U aild Guy Walker; \h!fd ro'l", Marylu 'l"ith the farr The cpntest 1s an failure to yield nght ol- way, address recocded. MUles, Conrue Dailey, 'lnd Kareh R~. The play d"!lls ~ith the Bushbn~r fa mil~ who are \ add!tton to / the cowtty; fair ~pplied to service$ for childrel\ 1 1' "and Olin R' "SammOIJS, 35, \ lo!:~ured by a ghost, and lear the1r daughter '!ill marry a noo~~ccou t "ci~ slicker " ~ctivthes I and pregnant wo:nen. ' , 1 ~ _,. ~- . ~ - '" ' - :--- i --;----Li,_: -------:- l~"-c--~~~"-'~-c--;c.-,~~-c"-~~~--o--~c;; years.~ Three are fined " l' I ~- - . nowers, along " 'th half of Patr tcta 's dnvmg license Randolph A Hea rst, Patncta's father, said Tuesday ntgh t at hts suburban Hillsborough home that he behe ves the dnver's hcense ' 1s hiS daughter s Kennedy' Mills cradlt . With trade •3-1/2 H.P Briggs& Stratton engme • Posit1ve cha1n drtve first a ctor to wm Osc.:ars for ,. $6950 992-2376, who wtll handle ordermg the flowers '. 'The Sting' best :13 film ews•• in Briefsf contact Mrs. Emerson Jones, \ (Conhnued from PM• I) street stgns warmng moton sls of children playmg Attending were Mayor Smith, Lou Osborne, Wtlham Snouffer, Globakar and John Manley, counctlmen , Ja ne Walton , clerk, Phyhss Hennessy , treasurer and Jed Webster Also meetmg w1th counc1l was Wilham Gnmm, Sprmg Ave , m regard to cats m the neighborhood whtch he termed a " health hazard " Webster agreed to contact Hilton Wolfe of the health department and check the sttuatwn. RCA XL 100 Color T.V. Sets TO ORDER FLOWERS Heath Um ted Me thodist Church members and fnends desmng to place memorial flowers on the altar for the Easter serv1ces are asked tO PH 992 ·5321 Dispatcher Be Sure To Take Advantage of The Big Sale of VISIT FLORIDA Mrs. Beverly Long and children are m Dama, Fla 1 vtsthng Mr and Mrs Cl\et N Haddox They went espectally to see Mrs Ltlhan Trtplett, Middleport, who ts a pahenta t the Commumty General Hosptl<ll In Hollywoo<j, Fla Cards may be sent to Mrs Tnplett, c-o C N Haddox 141' ' Southeast Second Ave Dania ' ' Fla eaSilY - was pourmg m on top of lls " Wtllie Columbus McCrary, 35, was killed when a tornado fltpped a trailer about 10 nules from Hun tsvtlle , Ala Stx others 111 the trailer suffered cuts and brutses. Towers al radiO statiOn WAAY in HwttsviJie and at WAAG in Frankiin, TeM. toppled before the wmds the 24Q.Ioot Franklin tower miSSed the station by JUSt 20 feel An wttdenllfted man was killed and seven other Injured when a tornado struck Campbellsburg, Ky, between LowsVllle and and Cincmnati Sl<lte police satd three busmesses, a post offtce and three homes in the town of 250 people were flattened Power !allure prevented pollee from furmshmg better details Extensive wtnd damage was reported about 10 llllles north of Tuscaloosa, Ala A spokesman , at Tuscaloosa hospttal S8ld siX persons were trea ted fo, s torm-connectod mjurtes In lllinms, the storm destroyed a bUilding housing school buses ""t Bridgeport, knocked down trees, small houses and TV antennae and pushed a truck off Interstate 70 east of Effingham ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY \ Y.-,u Thom MeAn Store ' .. II( I Pomeroy, 0. · lt5W. 2 d J Sneakers heritage house The Fabric Shop MIDDLEPORT, OHIO {'I brought snow to the Central Rockies and the Great Basm area Heavy snow fell early today from northern North Dakota to Northern Mt cl\igan wtth three mches reported at Hanock, M1ch In the tornado belt, 2 25 Ill· ches of rat~ fell at Lllfayette, La., m a siX-hour penod Hail battered Poplar Bluff, Mo., London, Ky and covered the growtd near Brrnungham, Ala The weather service reported "hall up to golf ball SJZe and By United Press lnternauonal Tornadoes d_ea lt death and InJU ry and fl atte ned radto towers and homes Monday along a storm belt stretchmg from Cincmnat1, Oh1o , to Hwtts¥tlle, Ala The Natwnal Weather SerVJce counted 28 tornadoes ' durmg the rampage w~ch. substded early today At least two people were dead, one eac h m Alabama and Kentucky Elsewhere sprin g storms ' \ \ ,. man and a ch1ld eafl)lng $10,000 a year would pay about $200 annually 111 htgher taxes, M11ls sa1d. The measure, which Mills satd could be )lJISSed this year, would take effi'CI July I, 1976, if enac ted Tigh t away M11ls announced he would start holding hearungs on 11 April 24 and on each Fr1day thereafter wttil they are completed. STRIKE LAUNCHED CHICAGO ( UP! ) - The Teamsters Umon, m a dispute blamed on lS"off pohctes , began a strtke TUesday agamsr - Pennsylvama Truck Lines Inc., a substdtary of Penn Central. ' I BUSINESS ROUTINE Routme busmess was conducted when the Meigs Olunty Commissioners met in regular sesston TU~sday In attendance were Robert Clark, Warden Ours ,and Henry Wells,' commisSlone.rs, ~nd Martha Cham~>era, clerk. / \' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 2, 1974