https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d7ccd36b62f0dd875d1931d858d3828e.pdf f2941e6367b556915a1a54de818856e2 PDF Text Text \ CC·\ ' , r .'.' ' '-------" ,. • ........ ·, ' ~ .,.,_ Grange praised for service to .na~ion · where. a}l can get Welcome was · given by NorPOMEROY - ·Second to the •orga nizat ion church, the gra nge to me i~> l~.e together and enjoy a good man wil!:'and a piano solo was Tqe family, both the old and ftnest · t'wn on th e face program," Ross sa t·d. · presented by Keith Ashley. · · . orga mza Y0ung , r of the earth , James Ross -tot~ . " It's about time we .lind time -. Ann 0 u n ce m e n ts and In fellowship; can work and 160guests at the annual grange ' to stop and look where we have remarks were give" by Pauline play, banqu et Fri day ni ght at been and where we are g0 ing Atkin s. Earl Starkey in- Throug h programs p1anned for Salisbury elementary schooL and get back to the family on trod uced the . speaker. Mrs. everyOne, . "The gra nge is a family •- which this great . country of Frank Halliday, mother of We'll find a bet ter way. 1 ••ours wa,s found ed," Ross said. / Mrs. Atkins, was honored for ·. · . · , "Things aren't all wrong her grange membership of 66 Sonya Adams, Janet Ambrose, wi th America, stand up and be years. . · Karen Strausbaugh, Brenda coun ted, as we live in -the The following poem wa s POMEROY - Junior Fair B~ytes, Becky runb rose ; Vicki grea test country in the world ," written by Eli>.a beth ·_Jordan Boa rd officers met Thursday Sheets, Sonia Carr , Lisa Van !Wss said. and read on the program: · at the Cooperative Extension "Most of our young people Office with seven advisors and Matre , Jul ie Gibbs, Beth Weaver , Carla Hood, Suzy are the finest in the world . Our grange shines for th a four officers attending. Goe bel, . Betsy Amsba ry• Believe in them and be patient beacon light, Corrections to be approved in · Teresa Carr , Louanne Newell , with them," Ross added. As we together work, this yebr•s fair book by senior Ross also mentioned current Twill only shine as long as board membe rs, the agenda to J:isa Kuhn , Sa ndi Craft , Dalelene Scott , Gre ta Miller, leg is latio n and th e .energy We our duties do not shirk . be' approved by senior ·board Beth Snider, Debbie England·, cr'tsts. · for the 1974 fa1r; · and· seIec t'ton Te resa McPITerson, ·De bra The program_ was opened Through edu ca tion, legislation, of a committee to appoin t Newell, Kelley Hughes, Jo with the audience singing, We mu'st speak out each day , livestock judges lor this year 's fa ir were reviewed. Ellen Thompson, and Melissa " Amer ica the Beaut iful " For benefi ts to come to us Hughes. (oll owed by the invocation. As we travel on our way. The need for m~re buildings ·-. ANNUAL GRANGE BANQUET - Attending the annual Grange banquet Friday night at Salisbury School were front , 1-r, Pauline Atkins, Meigs County deputy grange master ; Elizabeth Jordan, Pamona lecturer; back row, Norman Will , pamon a grange master ; Ea rl Starkey, master ofceremonies, and James Ross, Ohio State Grange Master and guest speaker. . '' . ' '' lJt FOUR _ E~STER The Riggs Roya l-ettes baton fancy costume. Corps of Athens and Meigs Becky Wi ndon, 13, daughter Coun ties, under the direction of of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Windon Mrs. Judy Riggs, have aga in of Rt. 3, Pome roy, won two 2nd captured the lop places in the places in solo divisions . field of Baton Tea ms and Corps Julie Gibbs, 12, daughter of in two recent open baton· Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gibbs of twir ling contests at Lancaster Mason won 4th place in best and Marietta . appearing fancy costum e, and A total of 9 trophies were won 5th pla ce in nov iCe solo. by the Corp, 7 were 1st places Alicia Roush of Mason won and 2 weni 2nd places, in the :!rd place iri beginning basic following _ divisions: Junior strutting, . and 5th place in Corp ; , Juvenile, Junio'r and quee n. II can make you feel Senior Tw irli ng Tea ms; Suzy Goe bel, Tuppers Plains, better. Ju nior, and Senior Dance- won 3rd place lor inle_rmediate At State Farm, person to Twirl Teams. The Corps has solo at La ncas ter ; Debra person health insurance realso recently won trophies j n Newell of Coolville won 2nd vives t hat old-fas hion idea competi ti ons at Zanesv ille, place for novice solo; Beth of personal attention. Yet Lancaster , and Charleston: W. Weaver, 12, daughter of Mr . Va. if hel ps protect against toand Mrs. Gene Weaver of A total of 37 awards were Mason won 4th place in the day's soaring .medical also won by .twirl ers of the queen div ision; Dalelene Scott , cost s. It can even make in indi vidual com· 10, Albany, won 1st places in group sure you get money to petition . Vi cki Sheets, 12, basic stru tting, fancy strutting, help meet t hose extra daughter of Patrolman and and advanced solo, 2nd place in . hospital expenses. Or an Mrs. Ezra J. Sheets of Miners· queer\; De bbie Scott, 13, income if you 're disabled.\ ville, was a top winner in both .Alhany, won 1st in inLe t me show you how. the Lancaster and Marietta tern ational solo; 2nd in best Carrol K. Snowden contests where she won five 1st appearing fan cy, and fancy place trophies for queen; best struttin g. Park Central Hotel Bldg. Second Ave., Gallipolis appearing fa ncy . costume; Teresa Carr, 15, daughter of Ph . 446-4290, Home 446-4518 basic strutting, and sol o. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr of Joanne Fick, 15, daughter of Tuppers Plains, won two 2nd Mr. and Mrs. John Fick of places and a 3rd place in the Chester, won four lsi place high school majorette fes tival STATE rARU MUTUAL IIISI,III.Jitl C.OW ...1 trophies for intermediate solo; held at Mari etta . " - O!llct: ........,.., 1...... advanced basic strut ; fan cy The Eastern High Sc hool strutting , and best appearing maj orette line also won the 1st p 7170.2 place trophy in the line competition of the · majorette fes tival at Marietta , with their outsta nding 2-Baton routine. The majorettes at Louanne Notifi cat ion of availability of Application Form s, wil l Newell, Head Teresa Carr , be made by local newspaper publ ication . Suzy Goebel, Betsy Amsbary, Avai la bi l ity wi ll be near the end of M ay , accordi ng to and J oanne Fick. the lates t inform ation rece iv ed by the Meig s County Members of the Riggs RoyalSer vi ce Of f icer , W. W. Amberger. . ettes competing with the corps The Ohio V,ietnam Veterans Bonus Comm ission is arid teams were Joanne Fick, located at the ~artm an Theater Building , 79 E. State Street, Colum bus, Ohio 43215. Telephone No . is 466 -7050 Becky Windon, Kathy Eollr"!l, fo r lives tock at the junior f~lr wa s acknowledged based on actual experience reports by FFA , 4--H advisors and junior grange members. ' Coffee was served by .Marla Guilkey·, home extension agent. The next meeting wil! be April 10 at the extension office when need for the ·additional livestock buildings will be discussed further with senior fair board members. SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS ' • Devon • AN ISRAELI WAR PLANE WENT OOWN IN flames over the Golan Heights l<Jday in the first Israeli air loss since the October war . Israel announced it has captured its first Syrian prisoner in the daily tankyard artillery battles with the Syrians orj the Heights. A Syrian communique said Syrian defenses shot down the Israeli plane over the MI. Hermon region where fighting has been going on for two days. The Israeli military command said the crew bailed out because of a fire aboard and "were seen to have parachuted into Lebanese territory." Ea.ch side accused the other of escalating the fighting on its 28th consecutive day in the Go)an Heights. MEDIA, PA . - THE PROSECUTION'S CASE against former United Mine Workers' union president W. A. "Tony" Boyle may hinge this week on the testimony of a man who says he heard Boyle order the a~sination of Joseph Yablonski six months before it occurred .' The expected witness was William J. Turnblazer, once one of Boyle's closest comrades and president of UMW District 19 . Turnblazer, 52, of Middlesboro, Ky ., has told the FBI he was at a meeting in June 1969 at which Boyle said Yablo11$ki, a 11169 reform candidate for the union presidency, should be killed . The assassination came about three weeks alter Boyle defeated Yablonski in a bitter election campaign. SAN FRANCISCO - TilE PARENTS OF PATRICIA Hearst, angry. frustrated and exh<iusted afte r more than two months of agonized waiting for their daughter's release, left Sunday !QI' a rest in Mexico . "They just had to get away, " family friend Ira Walsh told newsmen at the Hillsborough home of Randolph and Catherine Hearst. He said "absolutely " that the Hearsts had not left to meet secretly with their daughter. Two of Patricia's sisters, Anne and Gina, and Gina's husband, Jay Bosworth, were to join them for a stay of up to 10 ~ys, the family spokesman said . G ten Friday SUN-RIPENED CITRUS COLORS! Ten defendants were lined and five th f o ers orfei ted bonds in Meigs POME ROY - Codunty Cour t Friday. Fined by Judge Frank W. ADDIOONAL SlYL£S (NOT PARIS - FINANCE MINISTER Valery Giscard d'Estaing, 48, announced l<Jday his candidacy for the vacant presidency of France in a move political analysts said o,yill split the ruling Conservative Gaullists in their battle against the CommunistSocialist bloc. The split could deepen the disunity in Gaullist ranks, even though a two-round election is expected which would cut the field down to the two leading candidates. Political sou~ces satd splitting of tbe conservative vote four ways could conceivably give victory to the left-wing candidate on the first round of balloting May 5. But if no single candidates · wins an absolute majority in the first round, as appears likely, a runoff election will be held May 19. · SHOWN) - -Solid Polytron l<;nlt Crystal .Pleated Skirt Porter wer e Steven ' IN TANGY SPORTSWEAR SEPARATE_S FROM DEVON. PACK FASHION.PUNCJi IN THE BRIGHTEST COLORS THIS SIDE OF THE SUNI ' -Polytron Knit Cuffed Pull on Shorts -Solid Polytron Knit · Open Vest with Pockets I Texans would buy -Print Poiytron Long Steeve and Short Sleeve Shirts THE BOTTOMS: (111 sizes 10 to 18) A. Pants. Polytron Knit' Fit 'n Flare pull -on pants. Ot;ange, green, turquoise, wisteria and white. B. Pantskirt. Polytron knit split-front pantskirt. Turquoise , green, orange and wisteria . . · "' THE TOPS: !In sizes S-M·LI · C. Short-sleeved cardigan of polyester-silk tweed-like knit. 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Ernest Fitzgerald, who was fi red by the Pentagon after disclosing cost overruns in construction of the C5A cargo plane. Proxmire, in a statement prepared for delivery to th,e Senate , said the possession, to a federal gra~d jury for poss ible crim inal ac tion . · Fitzgerald 's testim ony fi ve years ago concerning C5A cost overruns, Proxmire said, re- sulted in his being "subj ected to a campaign of abuse and harassment tha t boggles the m ind " and his eventual· fir ing - in vi olati on of a law prohibiting Ulrea ts or Injuries to Co ngressional witnesses . The sena tor , a freq uent critic of the C5A program, recalled he had asked the Jus tice !Continu ed on page 81 Jus ti ce Depar tmen t should s ubmit Fitzgerald 's case, with a ll relevant ma teri a l in its enttne MONDAY, AP RIL 8. 1974 PHONE 992-2156 .TEN CENTS Local news: a roundup I ,. I. .., . < •, -· '' -;.· ·-' ' ' " ; ' .. .- . . ' .\ 'J •, _, I ' \. t' ~. •' .\ ' '.1 ··~ ' . ., .. · . ,1, CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI )President Nixon, back fr om a busy weekend in Faris and a Sunday night rest at his Camp David mountain retreat, was expe cted to return to Washington today to cope with tornado dama g~ problems and another WASHINGTON (UP!) - A Watergate decision. private study has charged that The President was expected corporate-minded professional to meet with J ames ·T. Lynn , managers are taking over Sec re tary of Housing a nd giant farm cooperatives and Urban Development , and Fedpushing aside the interests of eral Disaster Assistance Adconsumers and family far· ministrator Thomas P. Dunne mers. to review government help to Co-<Jp managers, trained in areas in the South and Midwest business schools, may be ravaged last week by tornado"more concerned with the es. growth · of the business than Tuesda y, Nixo n must with the welfare of its patron- respond to the House Judiciary . owner s" and may te n~ to plow Co mmit tee request · for profits into expansion rather documents and ,tapes of conthan turning them back to the versations in its investiga tion members in cash rebates, the of the alleged cover-up of the report said . Watergate breakin. There's a "Farmers and consumers threa t of subpoena if he j oes alike must be mindful of this not volunta rily surrender the shift .. . and must turn it material. around , for it adversely affects The Preside nt will-campaign the farmer 's surviva l and the in Michi ga n's 8th competitiv e str ucture of Con gressional District Wedagriculture ," said the report nesday in behalf of 1/le GOP published by the Agribusiness candidate Jam es Sparling. Ac countability Project (AAP ). There was some indication he It also charged : might leave Tuesday for 11 In general, farmer-mem- Saginaw. . ber control over cooperative Nixon returned from Paris policies is indirect and limited. Sunday optimistic the summit Members typically are called talks in Moscow iri late June upon to participate only in the election of directors and occasionally to vote on a decision to merge wjth another co-<Jp. " - "The average--size farmer l<Jday is finding cooperatives abandoning him because he s uffers the same disad· vantages which cooperatives were originall)' created to. overcome." The report cited the ''milk fund" political contributions of American Milk · PraduGers Inc.; headquartered - in San Antonio, Tex., the nation's biggest dairy farmer ca..op, as a "dramatic example of the a buses . that eome from the erosion of democratic· in farmer control Co-op trend criticized DALLAS (UP! )- Two Texas-based groups hope,to learn this · week if the 'White House will sell President Nixon's vice presidential papers for $500,000 to get him out of a tax jam. Otis Davenport a Dallas real estate broker, sa1d the groups want to buy the Papers ancl donate tbem to Baylor University. Davenport said ·be exPects a decision by Wednesday from Republica'l National Chairman George Bush. · . Nixon dol\ated his vice presidential papers to the Nallonal Archives and took a large tax deduction. After the Internal Revenue Service and a Congressional committee said ~e owed $432 787 In back taxes, Nixon promised to pay. . • cooperatives." "AMPI 's campaign conCituens started fund dn\oes to raise money to' pay the taxes, tributions to ttie Cominittee to but Nixon said he would pay every pennr himself an~ send back ReElect !he President bave any donations. . . · . , · . , seriously compromised the. Davenport sald-tbe offer to buy tbe vice presidential papers for . half a mi)lion dollars came from gt·oups called Citizens Appeal .,. public's confidence in farmer . for Reason and tbe National Committee to Support the ' cooperatives ," the 148-page study by AAP stall member Presidency. · · · "If we are successful, the pape~ WPllld be donated to Baylor. · Linda Kravitz charged. University," said . DavellflOI't, who has served in both .. OHIOANS SERV[i] organizations. "They would also be used by o~er schools an~ COLUMBUS (UP!) - ;,. total . libraries but Baylor would be theu-·home base. 1 ·; · of ,2090hioanswere inducted 97 , Davenport Is a member of the Baylor De~elopment, Board. : into the armed forces d)lring ''This offer was precipitated by the manY, calls we ve recelv~ tlle major portion of the Viet· .. off~ringfunda to be used to pay the Prestdent's tax assessment, · nam Conflict. Davenport said. "We ho(le to bave s<ime word back from George Selective Service Director Blish's .office by Wednesdaf.". · . . '. · · Paul' A. Corey said Uie men He said the groups had retamed former special Whtte House . , nsel ee ' cU Emerson, now a Dallas attorney, to han!fie the were, inducted between· Jan , I, COU • 1955 and Dec . 31 , 1972. · legal aspects of,the propreed p~chase .- . _ , . · J_UST ARRIVED! C. Short-sleeve'd cardigan of polyester-silk tweed-like ' up :NixQn papers ·' ELBERFELD$. IN POMEROY ' The Red Cross is feeding 30,000 persons daily, besides providing first aid and temporary shelter. cover-ups charged appraisal and the recent in crease in the taxab le va lue of real esw te. James E. Roush, county avdi tor, sa id today he The completed appra isal is did not know where misinformati on tha t the results of · in the office of the Ohio the appra isal are known is Depar tme nt of Taxa tion, commg from. Roush said , adding, "They have issued no statements one way or the othe r in connection with th e new val uations and un til they do , no orie can County is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rouert Miller, 100 Legion Terra ce, located behin d the Karr and Van Zandt Motor Co. Food and bedding are des pera tely needed . Anyone wan tin g more information may ca ll 992-3846 from I :30 to 8:30 p.m. each evening. Nixon home from Paris PHYSICIAN NAMED COLUMB,US (UP!) - Dr. , Roland Gan dy, · associa te clini cal professor of s urgery at the Medical College of Ohio, and· dire ctor of . Surgical · ' Education a1 Toledo Mercy . Hospital, has be~n named to · the S~te Medical Board . • • • •. .t!ll '- VOL. XXV . E Court fines · ' vic tims . Devoted To The lnteresls Of The Meig.~-Mason Area CLASSES DISP.ERSED. XENIA, Ohio iUPI ) School Supt. Carl ~ tklns said - this weekend classes for CLEVELAND - OHIO SUPREME COURT CHIEF Justice elementary students may be . C. William O'Neill is urging municipal courts to become more se t up in schools, churches dignified to impress participants and visitors. O'Neill told the and other butldin gs still Cuyahoga County Bar Association Friday night many 11\UnjcipaL standing In this tornadocourtrooms he has visited looked "more like zoos than courtstricken city. Numerous ca ll~. have been rooms. n He estimated about 4,000 received at the Me1gs Coun ty "They're crowded with people. Judges are trying to hear a junior and senior high school Aud itor 's office in connection case while policemen are talking to lawyers and lawyers are stud ents may have to be with the completed six year Ia !king to clients," he said . "Sometimes four or five conferences placed in classes in neighare .going on at the same time in the room ." O'Neill called for an boring districts until the improvement in personal conduct to make them dignified in damaged schoo ls~n be order to impress people such as students, jurors, lawyers and rebuilt. . clients . I ' Mo~e care, medical equipment and drugs into the ci ty, while the Red Cross said it had received $20,000 in contributions to help ineet the needs of the disaster Valuations still secret ·James, Ewington, $10and,cos ts , left of center ; Harry Canterbury, lllliiMiiieiiiigii s iiCiioiiuiintiiviiYiieiiiteii r iiailns i lsiieiirviiiiceiiOiiilfiiiiciJeiiiiiPoililimeiiroilyii, Oliilhiilo••• Pomeroy, Rt. 3, $10 and costs, • . driving on improper lane; Merle A. Smythe, Haywood, W. Va., $10 and costs, speeding; Clarence D. Meek, Nelsonville; $15 and costs, speed ing; Robert C. Rawlings, Middleport, $5 and costs , illegal · pa rking'; Charles F . Caldw ell, Jr. , Gallipolis, $25 and cos ts ,. fai lure to drive on one-half of roadway; Hal Borden, Jr., Bidwell, $25 and costs, $10 suspended, overload; · Denn is Adkins, Cleveland, $15 and costs, disorderly cOnduc t, $50 arid costs, resis tiOg a rrest ; Libda L. Rh odes, Ra cine, Rt. 2, $5 a nd costs, no muffler; Harold Smith, Chester, · $150 _and costs, three da ys confinement, license suspended · for s ix mo nthS, restricted 1 drivin g pr iv ileges, dr ivin g w!tile intoxica ted , ' Forfeiting bonds were Roger W. Johnson, Wellston, $32.50, ove r load ; . Harold Koontz , Lesage, W. Va. , $27:50, no -registration; James F. Crow, McArthur,· $27.50, stop sign violation; James A. Gamber, Uma, $27.50, litfl!rln~; William A. Stoffer, Raveima , $27.50 · over-height load. . i, damage an<! 904 minor damage. In· tile nearby Cedarv iUe·Wilberforce area , H homes _ were destroyed , 31 rece ived maj or damage and 100 minor damage. Aid con tinued to now into the area. The U.S':-Departmen t of Hea lth, Edu cation and Welfare sent $800,000 wor th-of hospital • at y ·I By United Press International .I · VIETNAM VETERANS BONUS RECIPIENTS TO BE NOTIFIED concer ning the Bonus is po sted clt the Ve terans Ser vice Offi ce. Di str ibution of th ~ " Form s will be made from Jhe Vetera ns Ser vi ce Office an d oth er loca fjons to be an. nounced later . An y, post, or Ve terans organiza t ion des ir ing to assist in com pl etion of these f orrns vy i/J be appreciated. · Weather NEITHER RAIN NOR SLEET NOR ... Desp ite ra in and cold wea ther, members of the Rive_rview Ga rden Club kept up tradition at the Riverview Elementary School Fnday afternoon when follow ing an Arbor Day pror;ram by pupils, they toge the r planted a nowering crabapple tree donated by the garden club. Garde n club members attending were, front row , I tor, Marlene Putman, De lores Frank , Mary Grace Cowd ery, and Margaret Br01•n; back row, Maxme Whitehead, Grace Weber , Kathy Spencer, Ruth Ann Balderson and Paul ine Myers. . changed · Informa t ion XEN IA, Oh io ( UPI )-:- was pulled out of the .charred pa trolled the empty streets of National Guard officials said ntbbl e of a downtown furniture the city, torn apart by the today at least 10 persons - and storey Sunday by rescue work- tornndi> which killed at least 35 probably more - rema in ers. Regula had been missing persons, Injured some 1,000 unacco unted for fo llowing a csince the blaze, whi ch also others and destroyed 1,095 tornado last Wednesday thal claimed the life of another homes. dealt this city a near fata l gua rdsman . bega n earl y The Red Cross said Sunday blow, rippi ng a path one and Saturday. th e torl]ado had slic-ed a path (me-q ua r ter miles wide The other guardsman killed one and one-<1uarte r miles wide through its hear t. in the ri re wa s identified as by 15 mil es long, with most of Ll . Mi ke Lafferty, pu ~li c in- Staff Sg t . Walter A. the damage in a 10-mile area. fo rmation offi cer fo r the Radewonuk, 24, Dayton, Ohio. Besides the homes destroyed Guard, sa id beside s the 10 Fire Chief John Troeg theo- by the twister , the Red Cross persons listed as ·definitely rized the fire began after an said 660 others received major 1-- missim, one entire fa mily was explosion in the basement or also unaccoun ted for . He said the store, possibly the result of the number of pe rsons in the a gas lea k. missing fami ly had not been Two other guards men were Lows tonight. mid 20s to r11 id confirmed. in jured in the fi r e while two :ms. Tu('sday oc·casional lig ht The badly burned body of more escaped the fl ames. The snO\\. or snow flu rr ies cnd1ng guArdsma n Sgt. Jerry l.. Regu- stor e was being used as a r elief cast. cl ea ri ng west ~ n d eool. la, 22, of Ja ckson Center ,' Ohio, station by the Guard as they Highs in the 40s and upper JOs . ed ~llo.DilL{ Ou t of Sta te, ne:xt of kin and i n-ser vice per sonn el contacts the Bonus Commi ssion .at the Columbus address Appl ica tions wi ll be received only by mal'l . A copy of th e Veter ans Ser vice Record, Form DO 21 4 will be acceptable i n its or i') ina l size. . In -Service per son nel not yet hav ing' the 0021 4 For ms m ust be cert if ied by their Per sonnel Off icers as to dates . it nd char acter of serv ice . • Ll ving Vei er ans mak i ng a se lection for either cash or education Bonuses . once made, the select ion can not be Ten unaccounted for in Xenia . ELBE.RFELDS .IN POMEROY Baton honors won ,. - \ So let us prove in '74, .;. ~L Our light can shine out bri5u So our commuAity will knOll God guides Qur beacon ligbt ~ A baked steak .dinner W&! prepared and , served b) members of Salisbury ~~ Problems Mth fair review .- ' I I ·.... VI .. ) . /II ' . \ -r . .. , . ,-i ) • ... ~ ::;~ _.. :;-m;.":~~:::;:;:::::::;:~::::.~-~~~~~~~~....,..w..:.:&o •._s_•• ; ~··· '?~ ..~-~ ..••~ - ·:~-~" .•.•, M f. Jaworski expects Watergate ~ w ~ ~l to continue 2-3 more ye11rs- j poss ib ly, know, not eve n myself, what the new appraisal will be." Anyo ne hav in g ques tiOns concerning th.c ~ ix ye ar a p~ pratsal may call Roush at his off ice. j:jj WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Although! most Americans ' ~~ would like to see Watergate disappear and the nation get on with its business, special proSecutor Leon Jaworski says it :::=: . may be two or three years before tbe country is free from * ~;~: th e s~andal and its ramHications . !~ Early disposition ol all the Watergate cases yet to reach ;:;:; th e ·indictment stage, he sa id in an interview wilh U. S. !:'! News & World Report , "would come about only if aU ~ potential defendants were to negotiate and enter pleas of * ij gullty. And tbat Is not to be expected. "With a number of trials - and making allowances lor i:J appeals - it co uld be a matter of two, perhaps three years, @before we've heard the last of Watergate." He said he wants :::1 White House documents on two matters now being inj:j vestigated by a grand jury - iUegal contributions In tbe i~- 1972 political campaigu and the awarding of am· :¢ bassadorships in return for campaign contributions. !~ ' 'We contemplate getting additional mate rial we feel ~j we need and we think we're entitled to. And if it Is necessary lor further subpoenas to be issued in order to obtain them, mwe \\'ill issue them." j f-~ orga niza tion which now will have to have equipment. Mrs. Ulah Swan sen t a $25 donation _ ~l Contri butions can be made at ,., the department meetings each ( Wednesday at 7:30p .m., at the fire house, or be given to any of the offi cers who are J .. R.' Kenn edy, pres id en t ; Fritz Goe bel, vice president; George Col lin s, fi re ch ief; Larry Mi llhone , assis tant ch ief; ~== Gordon Caldwell, secretary , B and Cl ifford Longe nette, ~~ w · ·~.:::::::::;::::::...:..>.~:::::::::::::~:::::::::::-:~:::~:~:~:::s:~:~::::».:>.::e-~::::o.::::~:!::::?.::i:~:::::::::::« will produce substantial agreement on limiting offensive nuclear wea pons. White House Ch ief of Sta ff Alexander Haig said the President , in a breakfast of caviar and vodka with Soviet President Nikolai V. Podgorny in Paris, made it "very clear that the Soviets and ourselves are MEMBERS OF' THE new Orange ·Township Volun teer Fire Dept. beli eve in helping themselves. At the last mee ting of the group a collection was taker1l · wi th $55 raised for the new ve ry optimistic a bout the outcome of Summit Ill." Haig said 1he Par is session ind icate d there will be " pos itive results in trade, technological exchanges and certainly in strategic arms limitatiorrs." During his 38 hours in Par is, (Con tinued on page 8) treasure r. Instrum entation of symphon y will be demonstrated ' '• '\ ., ' .. a nd Frida y. A wa rmin g trend with highs in the 50s north and 60s south Wednesday and In the 60s north and 70s south Thursday and Friday. Lows In the 30s Wednesda y and in the 40s and low 50s Thursday and Friday. explaining the symphony orches tra , with recorded Loans now at 10 % examples and excerpts from NE W YORK (UP! ) ·Gilber t and Sullivan's opere tta' Banke rs Tr ust announc ed " Ruddi gore, " ' wi ll be today it is increasing its prime prese nted a t Meigs Hi gh rate, the amount it charges its Sc hool Tu esday at 11 :45 a .m., largest and most creditworthy at C~ es te r Elementary School borrowers, to 10 pet.- fr om 91k at 9:'30 a.m., and at the Tup- pet efiective immediately . pers Plains School at I :30 p.m. The increase, which was The program is sponsored by expected, raised the pri me rate the Athens Music Club and the to the record level set last ye~. Ohi o Univers ity School of Bank ers Trust Chairman Music in preparation for the William H. Moore said the operetta on Apri l 25 on the Ohio increase was dictated by the University campu s. It is co- bank's current lending rate sponsored by the Middleport - formula, which ties the bank 's Po meroy Bra nch of th e lending rate to the five-<lay American Associa tion Qf average of rates in,the 90-<iay University Women, ana will be 'commerCial paper ~tid · the !JO. presented in other schools of day cer tificate of de pos it the-eoun \)' at times to be an- mar ketS, both ol which innoun ced. _creased sharply. ·I ' TH E COUNTY sher iff 's Dept. is investigatin g a breakin g and ente ring in the tra iler home of Randy Rader and Doug Samples, Seventh St. , Syracuse, some time be· tween 10 p.m. Sunday, and 2 a.m. today. Taken were a · 20-inch TV , blue metal detector , and a· new ste reo ta pe · playe r valued at $500. En trance was ga ined by brea king the glass ou t of a door on the south end of the trailer . :::::::::::~=%:~-:::.;.;.:::.;.;:::.; •••••.•;.:::;:.;.;::::::.;.;.:.;•••, EXTEN DED OUTLOOK Fa ir Wednesday with a A lecture . demonstration win highest ratings Instrume ntalis ts of the Eastern Hig h Sc hool band di rected by Charles Wills received Superior (I ) and Excellent ratings (II ) at the district junior high solo and ~AINTING DEDICATED :.__ A lighted reproduction of the painting, "The World War was ense m~l e com peti ti on before them" was informally dedicated Friday at the Riverview. Elementary School near · 1 ~t urday in Jackson. Reedsville. The painting was purchased an<! placed inille school hallway in memory of the late Mrs. ~dna ~ewart, Reedsville resident, who contributed generous s ums of money to ben1ef~ t Receiving the top ra ting of . the schooL Viewing the painting, w.hich has a western !berne, Frtday were Mrs. Stewar ts superior were the clarinet brother, Anderson B. Kib.ble, of Reedsville, and her sist,er, Mrs. Edith Milhoan, of Parkers: quartet of Cheryl Griffin, Lori burg. . . .· · . . r Young ,- , Diana , ,Mas,o;ar, and ' . '· · chance of showers Thursday THE LOCATION for the Xenia relief fr om Meigs Musicians .' ABSENTEE DISABLED and a:-med forces voting is un.dcrway at the Meigs County Board of Electi ons office located in the Masonic Temple at Pomeroy . The board office will be open from I to 4 p.m. each day , Monday through Satu rd ay , to process such voting unti l 4 p.m. on May 2. \ c ' -· " I f 'U ', !' .~ . I .. '. Cindy Scyoc, an d clarin et soloists Cheryl Griffin_, and Susan Hannum. Receiv,ing excellen t ratings we re the trumpet trio of Barbara Douglas, Cindy Dill and Rachel Hunter, and clarinet soloists Cindy Scyoc and Kimberly Reed. Mrs . Maxine Whitehe'a d o.f the Eastern LOcaL District faculty · accompanist for Ithe was piMa . soloists. . · • ., . . "" �3 The Da y Se nllne M dctl epo j ?. - TheDa lvSentmel Mddlepor Pon eroy Apr 18 9 4 I--------------------------~ Letters of opinion are welcomed Tbey should be 1I I Work-Study aides helped Meigs 4-H programs By C E Blakeslee County Extension Agent Emerttu. POMERO Y In the 1970s the Work-Study PrQ!\ ram through Ohto State Un verstty and Oh o Un verstly P.rov ded 4 H program assistance as well a:l tra n ng fr om the students Harry Slaw er th e NEW m f AHI\11NG served m thiS capac ty n bo h 1970 and 1971 Rhea Mora 97 Margte Jeffers 1971 Dean Weber 1972 Dor s Barnhart 1972 and 1973 Suz e Teaford 1972 Becky W I 1972 and Don a Weber 1973 Two other programs helped the Ex ens on Serv ce dur ng th s per od by provtdmg off ce ass stance " hile these fo lks were brmg tra ned These programs were Neighborhood Youth Corps and Opera! on Ma nstream Included n the program and he year of start ng were Ca h) Manley 969 Mtr a Stew rt 19 0 Shu-ley Congo 1971 Barba a Ja es 197 Linda Sprouse 19 2 and DlX e Sr1i1tl 1972 In the agr cultural extenso re a cording to the annu a 1 1 1 1 '\., eporls 1970 marked the first year "hen U ree fa u ers Albe Parker Dale Kautz and Warren Pt kens achieved vcr f ed co n yt e ld~ of ove 50 bus! els per acre Thts was also th e year hal man) fa rmers had s zeable losses n corn product on due to Sou he n Corn Bl gh and .seve re drought In 1971 the high corn y eld was I sled ove 175 bushels per acre The 1971 72 repo t stated that for he as s x yea s Metgs Count) under I eo S ory as prestdent has prov ded he off cal leadersh p for the !cede ca ll demons rat on sales held annually by the So utheaslert Oh o Beef Ca tie Improve men Assoc atwn Mr Story ret red as prestdent and d re lor on U e Sta te F~ed er Ca f Comnuttee n 1973 Paul Baer ass sled by hts wtfe Ruth hav e han d ed all of the secretar al work for the Assoc at on for he las wenty years and are st II co ntmutng Earl Kn ghl eplaced Mr Sto y on the Board of D ectors W S M chael has se ed fo nany y a s as the other Metgs County I ector Th e ftve essons ondu ted m feb uary 1910 on How fo S av Compel! ve n Fa n ng seen ed to be the ke) note for I ag cultu a Extens o ac!tVIl es n the last f ve y ars l ense !ban 300 words long (or be subject to reduction by !be edlton and must be slped wllh the signee 1 addreu Names may be withheld upon pubUcatlou HoweveJ' on request names will be disclosed Letters should be In lood taste addressing Issues not personaUtlea Braves top Reds, 5-3 II I I I I !'! n \'l 1 6 CINCINNAfi l!P I Atl anta B aves des p e Ha k Aaron s s len ba t an ded C nc nna 1 Reds be r f s fe of the s aso Sunda 5 3 w lh Darre l Evans I ee homer the fa al bl o" Aaron p a) ng on d e de rs fron ba seba l co l Oa c 1: nv Perez gh n e secon I ru w II s cr f ce fl) o Aa or r e R ' es a II ed n I e I eve A swg e by Oa s a alk o C a g Rob n on <fnd bun t s ng e by N ekro loaded e bases R ph Garr I en forced Ca es a he pl le aft er w ch Rob ss o et Bow e Kuh e er go I e bal out of he nf eld n lh ee tr ps to the p a e an I I pc 1 tl e Reds o l e h rd ru h s x b) fa ng o g t a le as s on M ke I u n s for cou E ans hen n son c ane a I bbe< I s f rs homer of the su n o t e lef f e d sea ts o s o e N ek ro nd I ahe d of n Leon en S cw W DEMOC RA T A R BU C ~ 1 E P ec nc No double Rec M Ca u Comm Sou ths d e So m m e Com m So u hs de P ec n B ock s ng e Re Ma ga e Ca n Con m D D Ga l po s Fe y CLENDEN N D S R C P ec nc No 5 Hend e son doub e Rec C e k Sh amb n t- e ti e Comm R ch e He nde s&h Cou M a y Su p p e H ende on Coun Com 11 V o e Py es Gal po s Fer y P e nc No 6 Wyom a ng e Re Ce k Ne l e Jo da G po Fe y Rec Comrr Hug o dan Ga p o s Fe y P e nc No Wood S ng e Rec C e k W Ea N be Gal po s Fe y Ed h N be G Pre c n et No Comm Re Fe y a Bu k e doubl e Rc C e k Leo Ke y Appl e G ave Re Com m Gen e e e F ow e App e G ove Coun Ce k oAn n W th e s App e G ave Coun Comm Su anne So e App e G ove P ec net No 9 Hogse t ( s ngle l Rec C er k Ea Mc Co y Ga po s Fe y Rec Comm Ka hl een Ma n r Ga po s Fe y Pr ec nc No 0 Bea e d aub e Re Ce k v n Ha pe Ga I pol s Fe ry Rec Comm Ruth Ha pe Ga l po s Fe y Coun C e k Jack e A ngton Ga 1po s Fe ry Count Com m Bet y Hen y Ga po s Fe y CO LOGNE D STR C Prec net No 2 L eon daub e Rec C e k He en He dm an Rt Leon Re Comm E Ia Ha ym an R 2 Leo n Co unt Cle rk Jeanne Sue M ler R Leon Coun Co mm G ady Dunham R Leon P e n Flow e doub e No 3M Rec Cl e k Leon Rec Mc Co y Rt Eva Du R EPUBLlCAN ARBU CKLE D STR CT P e nc No I Do b e Bee h H D STR CT p e doub e eoe Rec R Comm F oss M A o Co unt Clerk Ma y A He dman Rt Leon Count Comm Sargan R Leon COOPER Campbe I eo n Rec Comm Be a M C u e Leon Rec Com m J oa n Ab s en L eo P ean No 2 A buck e ng e Re Cle k o a ne R ode G mm s a nd ng Re Co nm Be t ha Bowe s G mm s L a nd g Rec Co mm Co n e Wcfl-n e G n n s La d ng E e yn D STR CT n Prec n c No 5 e a (s ngl e Re Ce k A e B nke Le a Rec Comm HA NN AN P e n G or a Roush Rt 2 Lea Prec n c No f, F a Rock Daub e Rec C e k Au d ey Hammac k R Po n Pleasan Rec Co m m Fe n Bay es Rt 2 Po n Pea an Count C e k A ce Sm h Rl 2 Leon Cou nt Comm La s G bson R 2 Po n P a ant P e nc E gh M e s ng• e R ec Ce k ne W son R 2 eon Rec Comm He en +l.r1 m an R 2 Pt P easant GRAHAM D STR CT Prec n c No q a o d s ngl e R e C e k Co en e F elds Ha t ord Rec Comm Ro sa ee KeaFn s Ha ord P ec net No 20 New Ha en da ub e Rec C e k M d ed Fr y N ew H en Re c Com m Ge a d C hb N "' Ha en Cou Cc Nc e Dudd ng N w HA en Cou Com m Do a d F f.< rHave n P ec G aham da ub C" Re Rut h A nn Dye Le a Comm F o ence C a k ~ Leta 1 Coun t C e k Ma K Hesson New Ha en Coun Comm W Lou e Ro h N w Haven P e n No 2 U o s ngl e l Rec Wood C e k The ma y Rec Ma Com n s Buck e 0 Haven Coun C y wood Count Com m V ahd S P e n y No 3 Cen t a P e 00 Ma n S ee C fy Rec Com m Reba S ne 203 V and S C t y Cou nf ng C er k Wa dea r Th abel 20 Ma n Sf eet C tYr Cou n ng Comm ne Sm h 4 9 Kanaw ha S nc doub e Ga a n d C y ba c y Coun ng Com m Ba M '1 on 2 04 M Ve non P ec nc No 32 He gh s doub e Rec C e k Rebecc Ba em an 200? M l Ve non C y Re Comm Jeanne Ta e son 20 0 M a xwel Rd C ty Rec Co m m R cky No thup 406 22 nd St ee C y Count n g C e A ce Barr 2002 ett e son B vd DI S TR C T' ones uea .30 Cou th ouse doubl e ) Rec Clerk L nn e CO LOG NE D TR CT Bruesll e 122 H gh and Ave 2 Leo n C ty Rec Comm Pa t y P ec n c No daub e Re C e k Pa neThom as 2205 L n co n Ave C ty Coon Cle k Ca I Sh nn L ~n R c 0 n n Lo em R.ec Mu ay 06 Plea san S C ty Sh n B o B o~ Rebi\ ones L~o n Count Cbl'f1 m Ru h Jopn'l"!n Com 194 Pa k Dr ve C y P ec nc Coun1 g C e k Lu e a Kee e No 3 Cen a Grade Schoo Leon Count ng Co n"\ F y Leon Coun n Q do u~ te ) Rec C f rk Max ne Thorn \ I 20 Ma n S Ma n S ee C ty Rec Comm Ma ga r e Hut ch ns C e k Ca o ... 5 h C ade School doub e Rec C e k M d ed Hes op 008 Da lene Long Ashton Coun t ~ 2 2 Ne e Henson 430 C y Coun Com m eney Tha be Clerk Ross Sha nk As hton Count Comm Any se Cona d Prec net No Go da Pa l c y Moye Ashton Coun Comm Peggy Ba Ash on P e n No 25 G enw90d s ng e Rec Cl e k L aw e n ce Powe G enwood Rec Co mrn L ando s G ea fhouse G en wood P ec net No 26 Ha nnan ( do ub l e Re c C e k Dove M ayes Ashton Rec Com m M lion LEW S Rec Comm Ma y 406 6th C ly Rec St C y Count C e k C adys Nea 409 P s St C y Coun Ce k Cle k Sh 30 Cou house daub e Re C e k un a o B ad haw 03 V an d S ee M e Comm Rou sh R Le a Com m At a ah Dew hu R Leta P ec net No 23 New .Haven doub e Re Ce k La e Dodd New Ha n Re Co m m Ma on Ba tey New l Hesson Ne w Hav n Co n Comm Ma yn L Wea e New Haven Prec nc No 24 Mt 0 ve dou b e Re C e k F eeda M ay es Ash on Re Comm He en Pe y G en s C ly Cou n n g Co n m W ma F she 9 9 M a que t e A e C ty Cou n ng Comm Nad ne C erk 9 4 Ma x we Rd C y P ec ric No 33 H cko y Ch pe doub e Rec C e k Cha les Os he R p ey Road C tv. Rec Com r.n Cha es K ng Rou e 2 Leon Re c Com m Em -y F ac e Rou e 1 C t y Cou n ng C e k Jenn e L R c Ro e 2 I C y Melv n C rc e and son Mark P e n No 44 V ey C y s ng e Re C e k Do a hy o( Colun bus Mr and Mrs Ja mes Ha tfo d Rec Comn Jan es C rcle Ne v Haven Be y Pau ey Mason Rec Francme Perry and a fr end of Com m B y o n on Ma on Ho land Oh o v sited Mrs P ec n No 45 M aso C de S hoo doub le Rec Mary C cle over the weekend Cle k u e Reed Box 545 M andM s lomO Ne land Ma o Rec Co n m Ka h y baby Mrs Evelyn Ingram of Joh son Box 62 M ason Rec Comm E ma Tu nbu I Bo x Columbu s spent a recent 1 M on Cou n C e k Fay Saturday w th Ralph Lee and Rus e B o>< 8 M ason Mr a d M s Robel t Lee and Coun Comm E e yn R ssel fa m ly Bo)( 3 Mason Co un Com m Do o h y R sse Coun Mr and Mrs Fra nk Hudson Comm Do o h y Rus se and Ton of Rae ne Mr and Mason Mrs Shelby P cke ns and No 46 Cl f on Rec C e k C a a fam\IY of Syr acuse spent C l on Re c Sunday vtth Mr and Mrs Bl a n h "Comp san Allan Taylor ones C on Re c Comm Rev and Mr s R chard Phy s G lk ey C P e n No West Young and famtly of S dney Co um b s ng e Re c Oh o spent the weekend \\ tth Ce k an e on es Wes t Mr and Mrs Edson Roush Co umb a Rec Comm V g a B a nd Wes t Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Co umb a Rec Comm Lucy Chester Ktm Follrod local ohn son West Co umb a Rec vtstled wtth Mr and Mrs C e k E un e Ha Mason Re Comm I ene J ust ce Robert See and fam ly on Mason Rec Comm Cha Ia e Sunday Yon ke Box 293 M ason Th rty one were prese nt for Coun C e k Jane Terman Sunday sci ool March 31 Box 65 Box 83 M ason Coun Co mm Ma y T habe Bo x 1RR M il on ROB IN SO N Dl STR CT ~ P e ncl No 50 J H gh S hoo dou b e Rec Cle k Ge t ud Po s Rt Bo~ 10 A C tv Rec Comm Paul ne Fow e 32 Jack son Ave Rec Co mm M s E e e t e B sse I 0 ve S ee Local Bowlipg Satu dav Juno Leaaue Ma ch 30 1974 C ty Bow ng S ones Ho Sho s Ma n e a P C y Count Clerk El zabeth Ma lox Sa nd H I Road C ly A e y Ca s Apac hes S ke s Count Comm R c ha d L Rou h F ank n A e C ty Cou nt Com m Eun ce Ra ney Rou te C y P e nc No 5 M ason Cou n y Fa rgrounds doubl e Rec C e k Donna Zuspan Wes Co umb a Rec Comm M s Roy Ga I Box 'S a Rcc e Dus e s .,... ... ROBERT IIOErLICII 00}'- C ty Cou n C er k Ma x nc Sm h We t Co umb a W Va Co un Comm E l"(lma Bo swe L R C y Coun Co m m No m a Th oma s G nn d ew He qh ts C y (v\o";On Co un y Repub can E ecu e C: omm t ee ohn C Mu sg .;~ e Cha man 0 0 es Clffict Phone tn.2lM Editorial , . . . 21>7 Bow ng ---poldot-.; 3 , 3 LONUUN BOMBED LONDON (UP! ) - More than a dozen I re bombs ex ploded tnstde north London depattment s tores toda y caus ng some damage but no n14r es pol ce satd ~ 3 8 25 4 c c. ~ na 0 000 0 000 Wo 0 0 By HllK 0 p pd n Yo k " ' od Pro Standmgs Bo s on Payo t s ou o e en w Wes D ona B l ou d ana Sa A o on 3 2 o u ah S 2 q D Va n cou e N Y s a de OSU captures MU gold match HUN rl NG I ON W Va UP! - Olt o Sa te shot the bes round of he two.<Ja y tourn ament Saturday to w n he a nu al Mars all Uruvers ty In v tat ona l Golf l ournamenl NBA Stand ng s by a seven stroke margm By Un ed P ess nte na on a The r e-n an team m-t ot a 367 Ea ste n Con e enc e P ay off Best four ou of se31en total only seven strokes over w 3 2 par for U e par 2 Guyan New Y o K Ca p a 2 3 Count y Club Co urse aft er 2 2 Ira I ng Mtam and Ind ana m Bo son Bu f a o ' ' thu-d place a! er Fr day s f rst 18 oles ~ s l e n Cont e enc e P a y o fs ~es four out o seve n The Bucke) e s 36-hole total " as 748 followed by M am1 7:;:; 2 Cll cag o De o Ind ana 756 M chtgan State 767 Oh o Um\ erstty 769 Ken x M w a uk ee Lo s An ge e 4 ucky 773 defending champ on x (i n hed Bo" lmg Green 774 Marshall Sunda ys Resu s and Ball Sta e 784 and West New Y o k 06 Cq o a 05 V rgm a 789 1\ w a uk ee 4 L os Ang e es 92 De o 02 Cll ago B Paul Dav s or Oh o State was o n y ga m es s lled ed n edal s With 7o 71 146 Monda y s G am e No games sche du ed ABA St and ng s By Un ed P ess n e na ona Ea stD onP ay ot B es t ou ou o se e ..., 000 Bo g m a n w Ne w Yo k v g na J Ken u k Ca o n a a e d 0 8 M 0 0 auk ee ppd a What happens when gou're offered $20,000 for gour $27,000 pile of ashes? You ake f yo u haven nc eased Y.0 !-1. home nsu a nee o keep pace w n a on Th 5 5 he k nd o f p ob em yo u co u d face f yl.l u boug h and sl.J ed o home o $20 000 n 968 Se e me o nd o t you home s nsu ed fo s u a ue e ye ll abou a ow cos S a e Fa m Homeow ne s Po cy ha w nsu e you ll ome o a s wo h and keep ha way w h au omat c n a on Cove ag e .. --..... • STEVE SNOWDEN - -.. l 553 Russell 51 STATE FARM NSURANCf • p 7051 1 I 030 6 lito. (Gravel Htlll Mtddleporl Ohto • Pli 992 7155 STATE FARM FIRE CASUALTY COMPANY an~ H ome 0 e: 8 00 g on nos • Pa a ~ \ N S \ :"< I m Ill 1"!11 H mk A and I e od I 1 ) OU 1 n 3 Bab 111 ! C 1 111 Ttle!l day 6 0 L V (tn A IIJ oo s 21 of 000 000 on 'Sooner th e better '-- Hank U ul e I l'r s he ful n ne n ngs fo I s Frs v c o y wl le K rbl " as harged w th the loss The Brav e~ go ho e o At lan la w lh a l 2 nark C nc n "U ~A'! I!: N 0 • By Umted Press I terna twnal T c 38 po nt otal was I e The C p a B ets hope \\ all h ghest of Frazer s career for Basketba I Ia ent galo e w I r e er I ea rs a boo a playoff ser es be n act on Monday and Elv n Ha) es whose 27 po nts Tuesday e en ngs at I )fle 500 500 00 00 000 g .VIilable (N month llS 8)' II Ohio ahd W Va One Yllllr tu Sz mo~ " H Three manlhl I& EMMrt PI OOyear lib~ hUll tine mmthl 'id lpUm J11iCt lndudt:B~y~l 000 b g 000 a where n.u.blt • twill ps- •.10 0 p pd Slllloa-'""" -"' ""*!'O'Tilr a, .................... ..-... ..0 c 0 New and PC 9 b ' CJUo :Nil ona adverU.1 AI nornellltin ..._ lloltiMW{'•DoP- Inc UEooiGolll. New VOlt Nn Ycft 000 0 0 r.a.rt St. ~ Ohkl 11'111 . . . . . - Oty Sher y Wa brow n Staff House Rd ~ 1l1 p 0 500 500 Publllbed dally . . . . . . . . . " ' , . - auo v.ue, PuWIIUI El s Ba lot Hou se Rd ~ omm Gu sbu gh 2 Wes Mr and M s Harmon Fox CHAR E S J AC OB have returned home fron a ME NH AR E xec u o o he Las W " eek s vtst l m Flor da and Tes a me o Ca e Mr and M s Lew s Pete rs Me nha De case d C 0 New and Mason W Va v s ted ecen y 4 8 5 2 C erk 3 B 25 B 4 " th Mr and M s No man Schaefer PUBL C NOT CE Seventy three persons f orr Til e M e g s oca Schoo l here ttended the Me gs Area D sf Boa d of Educa on w I offe o sa e at pub c auct on a Hohness meet ng at the Rae ne hoo !lOuse and schoo g ounds Nazarene Churcl 11 e Lllu el own e d by lle Boa d of Ed uca on know a s the Coa Chff Church won the banne Po Scho o o a ed on L be ty Mr and Mrs J ohnny A enu e n Pomeroy near he wes end approacll o the Douglas Alban) spent an Pomer oy M ason B dge even ng w th Mr and M s The p ope y was acqu ed by d eed s r ec o ded n Vo .d oll pages Harmon Fox 39 4 88 23 2 Me gs Coun y Mr and Mrs Ph I W se of Dee d R ec o ds to wh ch ef e en e s 11e eby made A McCo ne ls v lie a te nd ed su ve y des r p on s on e n norn ng worsl p at e local he o t c e o he C erk of the Boa d of Educar on church he au ct on w take pace on Fr e nds of Mr s Glad) s he p em ses of he torn er coa Po S hoo and w be he d at Mowery a form er res den o 00 A M on he 4 h day of mve learned of he Illness She Ma y 9 4 Term s o sa e Cash s sta ymg w lh her s ster n The ght s ese ved by th e Columbus She had been I v ng Schoo 0 str ct Me gs oca Boa d of Educat on o e ect n Cal lorn a any and a b ds M s Ed Bauer of C eveland L W M Comas Mr-s fed Mathew H r on Cle k Me gs spent the weekend w h the r Lo a S«: hoo D str ct Boa d of Educat on parents Mr and Mrs Char les Karr Sr and vtstted Mrs 3 25 4 8 s 4c Bauer s daughter Mrs Po ly Ann DeConn ck wl o s a med cal pa ent at Veterans Memonal Hosp tal DEVO'I'EDTO 'niZ llfflOIEIT OP IIEIGIHIWlON oUII;A CHESrEII L TANNEIIILL, w s 0 Pt1 a d e ph il N ew Yo k Ch ago Carmel News, Laurel Cliff By the Day News Notes WA RREN DISTR CT N ek o \\ en fiA 91ffi R.\L Bucks oust LA Tourney will Lakers 114-92 resume at Rio ona ' Bea d The Re Is got one n ore run off N ekro n I e s xl on Joe Morgan s s ngle Dr essen s fo rceou ano her s ng e by Jo nny Bench and Fos er s dou b e Aaron who appeared o n SJudge Foster s h t let t drop n fr ont of h n •• Election officials announced Cu INIE PEN mN rL g F.: 11 C' GHAN "E: P lfl T A!'INUAL cooperat on w th federal agenctes ASCS SCS FHA and Ex tens on encouraged farmers to str ve for maximum efft ctency an d productiOn OVER 70 PEOPLE attended the Jomtly sponsored tour to the Horace Ka rand WBrren Pi ckens Farms m January 1970 Year around grazmg for beef cattle was shown on the Karr Farm and htgh level corn product on gomg mto feeder cattle and fef<Ier I I p gs was shown on the Ptckens Farm Problems always seem to develop and 1970 was no except on Jli h 1l Ls josll r c 11 e 11l .1bout ~ ' Grass Tetany was r rst mentwned n th e annual report that year The ge nera pub c IS not very well mtormed as to the nature so for the last four years grass te tany control measures h~e of foste fom ly se VIces A very slanted p cture has been been taken by most farmers presen ed to them they ha\ e heard only about the cruel Durmg most of the 70s ftve farmers have been on beef casework er snatch ng children away turmng them over lo product on lest ng programs and e ghl to eleven on dairy testmg anyone wl o would take them and then forgettmg them Then programs Edson Roush contmues to he honored annually by the they beco ne the foster parent who g ves children an atttc or Oh o Cuernsey Breede rs Assoc at on and Central Oh o Breedmg basement bed only enough food to surv ve works them prac Assoc alton because of his rnamta n ng product on of over 600 t ca lly bey ond thetr abtbty and gets rtch by the ooardmg money pounds butterfa t per cow per yea sent hem by the agency Or perhaps a ll you know IS be a foster In 1973 the county was saddened by the pass ng of the long p.1rent by sen~ ng monel to take care of a chtld (m some far tme produc ton teste V rgtl AI~ Ins He was honored for ten away land ) )e ars of work by Ohio Ag Servi ces and the Metgs Dau-y Serv ce We have a espons b I ty to properly care for the foster Un t n Apr 1 1973 H s w fe Paul ne conlmues to carry on these h lrlrPn n o own commurut es They will some day be an adult dut es n th e commuru y WU th ey be an asset o• a Uab lity ' The anFor the last several years Metgs County ha s equaled or led swe rests a lo w lh you the Jackson Extens on Area m farm accounts summar zed Foster lam ly se rVI ces are prov ded by the public agency m 11 rough the ca reful work of Area Extenswn Agent Wtlham P th e commun y Its purpose s to a d parents and children m Co n J Sm lh R ou c C y mak ng current and fu ure adjustments to thetr family We The Spec al subjects cons dered m schools or workshops have g Co mm M ae L ch ld s bes nl£ es has pr or ty R R p y Rd ncluded Cap tal Management Beef Herd Health Alfalfa and Recru tme nt selecti on de elopment and supervts on of foster Forage Productwn Methods Replacement Heifers and last year la m I es p ov de appt opr at£ !am ly and commumty hvtng ex be cause of he h gh prices (or feed and protem Adjustmg Dar) pe ences and he qual t) of care nurturmg and ch ld rearmg Feed Costs to Mtlk Prices A f rst m 1973 was the use of the ces mos su table to each chtld pra omputer zed feed evaluat on program to determ ne for the Each ye a tgher proport on of ch ldren wtth mcreasmgly Roush Brothers herd the h ghest pr ce they could afford to pay dtfl ult developmental problems are corrung mto care This for soybeans as a source of protem Several farmers both beef nakes t necessary to ncrease the number of htghly skilled and at d datry have n a de use oft he feed evaluahon program dedt cated staff I s also necessary to develop foster parents In the wm ter of 1970 the team of Area Agent John U th ough educat on and a lu t relat onship wtth the agency m derwood and spectal sts Sam Bone and Larry Shepherd ac o der to prov de ov ng corrective family livmg exper ences for comparued by the county agent vtstted ftve farmers to make tl ~t child recommendations for maXJmum y eld., of corn These v stts are Toda) " "should have a children s se rvtce program gomg m st II paymg div dends all co un u t es I a far surpasses any former year a !971 sa\\ the star of work on poilu! on control on farms The Cltldren s Se rvtce Boa rd of volunteers from the commuruty e us D A Commtllee for Rural Development Extens on SCS vork ng wttl t1 e agency to operate most effectively a skilled ASCS and FHA have worked wtth farmers to help them learn staff consecra ted to the pos t on they hold a JUd ctal depart how o mee pollution problems Several mstallat ons have been ment that goes beyond theu- dut es to coope..t vely work wtth the made w tt SCS p ov d ng the techrucal ass stance and ASCS age y mploy g he r autl or ly m the best mteresl of the prov dmg some cost sharmg ~w ¥ The seventies saw rna y nteresl ng programs develop n the Together th ese three departments are the vo ce and do Fam ly Liv ng area 1970 ma rked the begmn ng of the area Home most of the pan ng m regard to the cluld However these plans na n furm sh ngs Far at R o Grande wtth act ve attendance at d n ust be c rr ed ou and h s s ma mly the part of the foster parltctpat on from Me gs County This act v ly was phased out pa ent No 36 Lew w th the 1972 event To he an effect ve foster parent there must first be a con Re Conn Th e Expanded Nutr ton Program took the spotlight m 1971 cern Add to th s pa tence sacriftce courage and education to Lew s w th th e hir ng of ftve nutrit on a des Ann e Moon Myrtle Clark n)ee the needs of ea ch nd VIdual ch ld One cannot gtve what Ed 1 tun Boso Pansy J ordan and Vtrgm a Ftsher These atdes one does no possess It reqrnre s the ab I ty to love and then to under the gu dance and tratrung of the County Extension Agent g ve up II e c1 ld know ng you have nfluenced and had JUSt a Home Econom cs took bas c nutr twn mto ndivtdual homes By 1972 73 f fty-11 ne nd v dua l lam I es were enrolled even ll ough par n gu ding I s life For nos! fo stet parents 1! san endeavor to gtve the child an opporluruty to lhnv e and not stmply survtve the number of atde s had been reduced to three part tune l'he Th e B II of R ghts for Fostet Ch ldren has been ratifted by p ogra(\1 s st II one of the unportant parts of the I xtenstor o r county corrun ss oners and mayor What can you do lo program fhe or gmal commtttee for the Expanded Nutr ton Program suppml t1 e at d car y out !Ius responstbtl ty we have How can you I elp a los er c uld If 1 terested call843-2621 mcluded 25 members wtth Dav d Wrtght Charrman Roy M ller V ce.Chatrman and Barbara Sc tes ~ecretary Included on the Prepared by the Foster Parent Assn Athens Employee Revtew Commtttee were Carl Barnhill and Dorsey Oh o subm !led by Mrs Roher! Codner Jordan cha rman and vtce-chamnan respecttvely of t he Ex Long Bohon Me gs Coun ty Oh o tens on Advtsory Comm ttee In 1971 the Me gs County Homemakers Counc I becruhe a NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT county w de group w th committee members rotatmg monthl~ as Case No 2 79 DRUG RAIDS HELD cha nnan Wtth the selecllon of Mrs Jenmfer Sheets as Counly Es ate of Robe t L Sha p WARRE N 0 o UP! Deceased Extens on Agent Home Econom cs the county counctl meet ngs No c e s he eby g ven hat were opened to the pubhc wtth attendance rangmg from 20 to Au hor t cs arres ed a least 20 Lenn e Hap onsta of M d pe sons Saturda) n d ug ra ds d epo Mrp gs Coun y Oh o o e 100 hi:!s been du y appo nted 1 r rr bull Coun t) Programs ncluded Brmg A L !tie Sptce Into Your Lt!e Exec u r x o he Esta e of Rob e L Sha p deceased I a e What s New n Fabr cs a tour to a furmture store and fur o M dd epo Me g s Coun y ruture manufacturer Tune For Chrtstmas Focus on Fur Oh o C ed o s a e equ red to f le Ma he mture and cake decoratmg he c a m s w th sad f due ary Ro h The home agent worked closely wtth the Me gs County w h n fou mon 11s Co n coo Pioneer and Htstor cal Soc ety when over 800 persons par Da ed h s 26 h day of Ma ch ttctpated n Heritage Sunday n connect on wt!h the B g Be d P ec n c No 0 E m wood M ann ng D Webste Rec C e k F an es s ng e Judge Regatta Ca o R 3 eon Re Cou to Com mon Peas As a spec al mterest program Mrs Sheets reached over 300 Com m He en J den R 3 P oba e D v son" 4 a s 3c Leon Rec Com m M ld ed people wtth her program on Appalachian Culture and Mus c of Benne t Rt 3 eon Appalach a P e n No 4 S e ens s ngle Rec C e k Gen e e I .B~J.~i~ I •••~.. uuwc,: 0 Ap 18 ~74 Po or ed he Bu le ts was ph Io,oph ca l abou he oss I guess Frazer v. as mak ng up for the hoos he go ea rl e Ha) es wo ear er sa d I JUS hope they never p a) off losses espond ed w th boo hm ag n 3ll po nts S nda y o lead I e K ks pas t e B I ets 106 105 Ka ee n Abdu J abbar and g ve Ne v Yo k a 3 2 se r es pun ped n 24 pomts to ead he ead M lv.aukee attack bu he had In olhe NBA p a) off ac o he p from a host of Bucks Ron he M a ukee Bucks n assa W I ams a youn g newcomer ed he I os Ange es Lakers go 22 po nts and Oscar 11 4 92 to adva n e to ne Robbe tson and Cro ell Warn er Wes e n Conference f na s w th eac added 15 3 score and tl c De~ o t The M !waukee lead was 23 P s o s breeze I past the po nts a he half balloon ed o C ag o Bulls 02-87 to knot 33 a one pomt n l e lh rd ha ser es a 2 2 quar er and w dened to 35 lw e The boos u F az cr sad after ha aft er Sunday s ga n e They The Bucks now p a) the had rea l y bo hered me but ) "mner of he De ro t.Ch cago tr ed not to h nk about them ser es wht h s l ed 2 2 thanks toda; In he a mup I was a ge y o the sharp shoot ng of e I y tc y I couldn s oot George Trapp Tra pp came off oo good But as the game the bench to h1t s x of se ven p og essed I go a I tl e loose I eld goal r cs n I e lh rd r e b g Kn ck gua d who pe od and Bob Lamer htt 12 of h d had one of he lowes po n s game h gh 26 po nts n the tota s of h s a ree ea r er n same span o spark the P stons he pia) off season promptmg wn he hometov.n boo h t 16 of h s The P s ons outs ored the nta n he r na pe oct and Bulls 3> 21 n the th rd per oct to scored the w nn ng bucket w lh bl ow he Bulls ou of conten 34 sec onds lefl o plav t on Dodgers~ Giants remain unbeaten By Wilborn Hampton Umted Press InternatiOnal The Wes Coast swept to qu ck don nat on of t e youn g Na ona League race Sunday 1 h the r th rd s ratght v c or es Henry Aaron took a gh fl gl t o At anta and a rendezv ous w th base ball hts ory Both the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Fra c sco Gants s" ep the r open ng home sla nrls " th w ns Sunday and moved on o C nc nna t and A lanta for I e on y games on he sla te on Monday Aaron ord ered 10to the hneup at C nc nnat by base ball Comm ss o er Bow e Kuhn saw no h ng but sl ders all day and ent noth ng fo r three The B aves return ed to Atlanta for an I ga me home stand start ng Monday n gb aga nsl AI Do" n ng of the Dodgers The 40 yea old new home un k ng needs only one more o break Babe Ruth s record Aa on v.a s short w th sugges tions he d d not try h s best to break the record 10 1\tlanta s :; 3 w n over the Reds Sunday I played the best I could Aa on sa d Noth ng but Sl ders After hts second str ke out Aaron r e~ urn ed t the dugout mu ter n s ers shders s tders The Dodgers off o thetr best season start n nearly a decade crushed San D ego 9 2 to sweep the r ser es beh nd Jtmmy Wynn s th rd home run of the new season Wynn now has seven hits m 13 t mes at bat Ron Cey and Steve Garvey ad ded power to the Dodgers sttngy p tching to g ve Los Angeles a total of 25 runs and 37 h ts m the r three games "tth the Padres Andy Messers m th went the diStance for the Dodgers but gave up the fu-st two runs off the Los Angeles p tehmg staff 10 three games At San Franc sco the Gants tapped Claude Osteen for four runs 10 the ftrst nn ng and went on to take i10 8-4.., n and sweep thetr series wtth the Houston Astros Os teen traded to Houston by the Dodgers dur10g the off sea son for Wynn gave up ftve runs m the ftrst two frames and set up three more n the th rd befo re leav ng Tie for Top The wms left the Dodgers and the Gants ted for the Nallonal League West ead AI Ph ladelph a he New York Mets capt tal zed on B II Rob nson s two base error to come r om beh nd w th four runs n he e gh I nmng add f e more m the mnth and down he Phtll es 9 2 The Mets were Ira hng Hl n the vp of the e ghth but put together f ve h ts and Jump on Rob nson s error of lett ng the ba I hrough h s legs to take the W10 The weatherman struck aga n n the Nat onal League w th two games be ng post~oned due to ra n It was the th rd stra ght ra nou at Montreal leav ng bo h Ch cago and Montreal st II wa ng for the r season opener Center as the q a ter f n battles beg n n the fl t an al R o G ande Co lege In depe nde n Baske ball l ou ament F o mer co lege stars a d form er a I sta e and al -c ty h gl sci ool pe forrr ers w I be pound ng he hardwood ar f1c al sur fa ce n this case as the 1<1 en laden squ ds n rrow he nrnn bers fo Wednesdays sem r nals " II the culm nat on he cham p onsh p game rt u sd v ev en ng Quake State wh ch go p t l;l u ch Dav s ca n n Fr da) s open ng round w II be go ng aga ns South Webs er n on gh s 6 30 ba le Sou I Webste w II Ton Ferre I a former ltle AI Amer can at Wtll am Je" e I Co lege and M ke Rose a forme W II am Jewel standout eadmg he harge made t nto tomght s quarterf nals w th a wm over the P Pleasan Independents Quar er Sta e s sparked by former GAHS sta r J n Noe R o Grande eager Ron Lambert and former Oh o Un vers y players Dave Ba I and Oenn; Thompson r on gh s other quarter! nal matchup wh ch beg ns al 8 p m fea ure s T J R ggs aga ns J m Marsha I R ggs Yo on ts open ng round game over Banque Foods wh le Mars ha edg ed out Dtck Adams squad o reach he quarter f nals T J Riggs s sparked by former Ohto Dom n ca n players sev eral from Ot terbe n and one from Oh o State J m Marshal s team s ed by J m Marsha I and Sha on Gregor) former R o stand outs B II Bullock from Ken Stale and se veral Columbus al -<:1 y guards from Walnut R dge and Eastmoor h gh schools Act on esumes Tue sd<ly n ght at he same l mes " h J m s Campers opemng round vtclors over the We lsto n Eagles tak ng on the team of Larry Ho" ell wh ch topped II e Ja kson Independen ts n Saturda) s fu-st round Bad weather forces postponements in AL By DONALD BERNS Uruted Pres~ International Foul weather rumed three games m the American I,eague Sunday but there was no ram on Reggte Jackson s parade of rb s The Oakland Athlet cs got e gh runs and Jackson drove m seven of them He h t two three-run homers and a run scor ng smgle and tlTe Ath le!tcs had no trouble beatmg the Texas Rangers 8-4 Half of the Amertcan League matehups never fmtshed the days competition Boston and Milwaukee duln t start playmg because of ram m Milwaukee Mmnesota and Kansas City played 3 2-3 mnmgs before the rainS came to Kansas City alld Cal forma and Chtcago played 10 mnmgs before snow htl Clucago Where play was poSSible the New York Yankees be~t Cleveland 7 1 and Detrott and Bait more split a doubleheader Vtda Blue and Rollie Fmgers were a httle shaky for the 1\thletteS: but Jackson was a one-man show He knocked Texas starter Pete Broberg out of the game With a three-run homer m the flfl.h and greeted reliever Jun ¥emit with~ second three-run homel"'li the nmth This mtght be one of my best starts Jackson satd As tor home runs it doesn t matter how many-tt s when you htt them that really counts Fryman Knocked Out Baltunore knocked out Detro t starter Woody Fryman wtth f ve runs m the f rst mnmg of the first game of the doubleheader and Ross GrlJDsley held the Tigers for a 5-1 vtetory The OriOles had a 43 lea<! on Bob Gctch s solo homer m the seventh mnmg of the second game but Btll Free han s sacrifiCe ny I edIt for the Tigers m the runth and Ed Brmkman s two-run smgle was the bt~ blow m a four-run Detrott rally m the lOth for an 8-4 w n J m s Ca pe s f a u fo net OU c ger F ed Cl f and H o frosh Dox e W I e fr o n M d llepo 1 he I a v Hov. el o s ts f tan douts G IPr ce oa I se v er l he Coun y es I u sday s g Beac Ath e c o er he La rr) Just ce ca tak n~ on the Ber s Mo gan sq uad ha l defea ed he W V AAU tcH n Sa u da f s round Beacl s p ced b) wo fo me a I sta e s f o C a es on H gh nd I cv P I ps and s bro e vh c he Morgan squad ts co p s I of se era ay ee p aye s <-~ R o se era! from W V Sli te and two fo me h gh sc oo s ta rs f( om Toledo bo h al -<: v se ect ons n tha t norll wes ter Oh o basketbal hotbe I The lou nne s of Monda) and I uesday n g s ga es then nee n Wednesdays se mtf nal s a 6 30 and 8 p m w th those ..... nners mee ng n Th u sday n ghl s 7 p clmmp onsh p game Tourn ame nt d rec to Ar t Lanham announced that t eke p ces are $1 for ad ults and 25 ce ts for sc hool age fa ns Lanham stressed the superb lalen on hand and hopes hal all nterested baske ba I fans w l1 come out and see h s f ne b and of baske ba I and help make he f rs an ual ourne} success Redmen drop dual meet p h AI Downin OJJ mound toni tl ht Th s star w I un th e s AI Dov.n ng o Dodge s But rna) be Down ng sta s ton g Los Ange es aga ns Atlanta Braves n a four game c s a means ha; l be square l s ghts of B a es slugg I) k Aar on as Aa ron ooks r r Ho n f run No 715 to b eak 13al Ruth s record I " on re t o any I fcrently thru I have any o he start durmg ny II years n c major leagues Down ng a d shortly befo re he Dodgers lef for Atlanta I Ie TI at doesn m ean able o Iota I) di cg I h sttuat on But w I b He momen no m e I I t c aware of wha I have In Dowmng has of cou se me Aaron before Aa on s o I) v. homers off the Dodg las year were at Do vn ng s ex pense -a hang ng curve t F ndlay defeated R o Grande College 100-53 n a dua Ira k and f eld mee t at Evan s Fed Saturda y aftern oon The Redn en now 0-2 on the year will hos t Cedarvtlle n a dual 11ee t start ng at 3 p m Tuesday R o p eked up e gh f sts n Saturda) s mee~ two ea ch by Harvey Brown Jack F10ch and Eugene Terr) Mark Burwe also captured a f rst a ong v. h BA SE B ~ ll he m le relay team Sou tl c n S Brown won the 100-vard dash n 99 and the 220 n 22 4 Va ley Easte F nch won the m le n 4 20 and half m le n 2 01 Terry won the Me gs ong JlllllP wtth a leap of 21 1 A hens and the tr pie }UffiP al 28- 7 Burwell " on the 400 n termed ate hurd es n 58 6 and Harvey Brown Eugene Terry Bernard Ttlley and Jack F nch won the m e ela) n Oh1o Umvers1ty Convocation Cente1 T1d 1I, 4 50 3 JO 0 rl Take 1t from rne, 3 33 5 Pat Dobson pitched th e entre nme mnmgs for New York and retu-ed 14 of the last 15 men he faced Thurman Munson s solo homer was the wuuung rWl The Angels had a 4-llead m the etghth mrung of theu- game wtth the Wht!e Sox bl\l the White Sox scored two m the e ghth and !ted the game m the mnth when Carlos May s thu-d hit of the gaqle drove m Ken Henderson TRUST US TO HANDLE A LOAN OF $500. People trust us to handle their savmgs What makes us a dtfferent kind of loa(! company makes us a better kmd of loan company ciTY WAN &SAVINGS PAUL HA RVEY ~t's t1me to heat upl Amencans you can lrve In war.n comfort all wmter long With Hetl CP.n!ri'l 011 or •as System It s the best rnu can buy II 1! wasn I I wouldn t tall you Sll t oornorn See Your Hell Dealer Jm:llll2 125 E Matn St • 992 21 71 City Ice & Fuel �3 The Da y Se nllne M dctl epo j ?. - TheDa lvSentmel Mddlepor Pon eroy Apr 18 9 4 I--------------------------~ Letters of opinion are welcomed Tbey should be 1I I Work-Study aides helped Meigs 4-H programs By C E Blakeslee County Extension Agent Emerttu. POMERO Y In the 1970s the Work-Study PrQ!\ ram through Ohto State Un verstty and Oh o Un verstly P.rov ded 4 H program assistance as well a:l tra n ng fr om the students Harry Slaw er th e NEW m f AHI\11NG served m thiS capac ty n bo h 1970 and 1971 Rhea Mora 97 Margte Jeffers 1971 Dean Weber 1972 Dor s Barnhart 1972 and 1973 Suz e Teaford 1972 Becky W I 1972 and Don a Weber 1973 Two other programs helped the Ex ens on Serv ce dur ng th s per od by provtdmg off ce ass stance " hile these fo lks were brmg tra ned These programs were Neighborhood Youth Corps and Opera! on Ma nstream Included n the program and he year of start ng were Ca h) Manley 969 Mtr a Stew rt 19 0 Shu-ley Congo 1971 Barba a Ja es 197 Linda Sprouse 19 2 and DlX e Sr1i1tl 1972 In the agr cultural extenso re a cording to the annu a 1 1 1 1 '\., eporls 1970 marked the first year "hen U ree fa u ers Albe Parker Dale Kautz and Warren Pt kens achieved vcr f ed co n yt e ld~ of ove 50 bus! els per acre Thts was also th e year hal man) fa rmers had s zeable losses n corn product on due to Sou he n Corn Bl gh and .seve re drought In 1971 the high corn y eld was I sled ove 175 bushels per acre The 1971 72 repo t stated that for he as s x yea s Metgs Count) under I eo S ory as prestdent has prov ded he off cal leadersh p for the !cede ca ll demons rat on sales held annually by the So utheaslert Oh o Beef Ca tie Improve men Assoc atwn Mr Story ret red as prestdent and d re lor on U e Sta te F~ed er Ca f Comnuttee n 1973 Paul Baer ass sled by hts wtfe Ruth hav e han d ed all of the secretar al work for the Assoc at on for he las wenty years and are st II co ntmutng Earl Kn ghl eplaced Mr Sto y on the Board of D ectors W S M chael has se ed fo nany y a s as the other Metgs County I ector Th e ftve essons ondu ted m feb uary 1910 on How fo S av Compel! ve n Fa n ng seen ed to be the ke) note for I ag cultu a Extens o ac!tVIl es n the last f ve y ars l ense !ban 300 words long (or be subject to reduction by !be edlton and must be slped wllh the signee 1 addreu Names may be withheld upon pubUcatlou HoweveJ' on request names will be disclosed Letters should be In lood taste addressing Issues not personaUtlea Braves top Reds, 5-3 II I I I I !'! n \'l 1 6 CINCINNAfi l!P I Atl anta B aves des p e Ha k Aaron s s len ba t an ded C nc nna 1 Reds be r f s fe of the s aso Sunda 5 3 w lh Darre l Evans I ee homer the fa al bl o" Aaron p a) ng on d e de rs fron ba seba l co l Oa c 1: nv Perez gh n e secon I ru w II s cr f ce fl) o Aa or r e R ' es a II ed n I e I eve A swg e by Oa s a alk o C a g Rob n on <fnd bun t s ng e by N ekro loaded e bases R ph Garr I en forced Ca es a he pl le aft er w ch Rob ss o et Bow e Kuh e er go I e bal out of he nf eld n lh ee tr ps to the p a e an I I pc 1 tl e Reds o l e h rd ru h s x b) fa ng o g t a le as s on M ke I u n s for cou E ans hen n son c ane a I bbe< I s f rs homer of the su n o t e lef f e d sea ts o s o e N ek ro nd I ahe d of n Leon en S cw W DEMOC RA T A R BU C ~ 1 E P ec nc No double Rec M Ca u Comm Sou ths d e So m m e Com m So u hs de P ec n B ock s ng e Re Ma ga e Ca n Con m D D Ga l po s Fe y CLENDEN N D S R C P ec nc No 5 Hend e son doub e Rec C e k Sh amb n t- e ti e Comm R ch e He nde s&h Cou M a y Su p p e H ende on Coun Com 11 V o e Py es Gal po s Fer y P e nc No 6 Wyom a ng e Re Ce k Ne l e Jo da G po Fe y Rec Comrr Hug o dan Ga p o s Fe y P e nc No Wood S ng e Rec C e k W Ea N be Gal po s Fe y Ed h N be G Pre c n et No Comm Re Fe y a Bu k e doubl e Rc C e k Leo Ke y Appl e G ave Re Com m Gen e e e F ow e App e G ove Coun Ce k oAn n W th e s App e G ave Coun Comm Su anne So e App e G ove P ec net No 9 Hogse t ( s ngle l Rec C er k Ea Mc Co y Ga po s Fe y Rec Comm Ka hl een Ma n r Ga po s Fe y Pr ec nc No 0 Bea e d aub e Re Ce k v n Ha pe Ga I pol s Fe ry Rec Comm Ruth Ha pe Ga l po s Fe y Coun C e k Jack e A ngton Ga 1po s Fe ry Count Com m Bet y Hen y Ga po s Fe y CO LOGNE D STR C Prec net No 2 L eon daub e Rec C e k He en He dm an Rt Leon Re Comm E Ia Ha ym an R 2 Leo n Co unt Cle rk Jeanne Sue M ler R Leon Coun Co mm G ady Dunham R Leon P e n Flow e doub e No 3M Rec Cl e k Leon Rec Mc Co y Rt Eva Du R EPUBLlCAN ARBU CKLE D STR CT P e nc No I Do b e Bee h H D STR CT p e doub e eoe Rec R Comm F oss M A o Co unt Clerk Ma y A He dman Rt Leon Count Comm Sargan R Leon COOPER Campbe I eo n Rec Comm Be a M C u e Leon Rec Com m J oa n Ab s en L eo P ean No 2 A buck e ng e Re Cle k o a ne R ode G mm s a nd ng Re Co nm Be t ha Bowe s G mm s L a nd g Rec Co mm Co n e Wcfl-n e G n n s La d ng E e yn D STR CT n Prec n c No 5 e a (s ngl e Re Ce k A e B nke Le a Rec Comm HA NN AN P e n G or a Roush Rt 2 Lea Prec n c No f, F a Rock Daub e Rec C e k Au d ey Hammac k R Po n Pleasan Rec Co m m Fe n Bay es Rt 2 Po n Pea an Count C e k A ce Sm h Rl 2 Leon Cou nt Comm La s G bson R 2 Po n P a ant P e nc E gh M e s ng• e R ec Ce k ne W son R 2 eon Rec Comm He en +l.r1 m an R 2 Pt P easant GRAHAM D STR CT Prec n c No q a o d s ngl e R e C e k Co en e F elds Ha t ord Rec Comm Ro sa ee KeaFn s Ha ord P ec net No 20 New Ha en da ub e Rec C e k M d ed Fr y N ew H en Re c Com m Ge a d C hb N "' Ha en Cou Cc Nc e Dudd ng N w HA en Cou Com m Do a d F f.< rHave n P ec G aham da ub C" Re Rut h A nn Dye Le a Comm F o ence C a k ~ Leta 1 Coun t C e k Ma K Hesson New Ha en Coun Comm W Lou e Ro h N w Haven P e n No 2 U o s ngl e l Rec Wood C e k The ma y Rec Ma Com n s Buck e 0 Haven Coun C y wood Count Com m V ahd S P e n y No 3 Cen t a P e 00 Ma n S ee C fy Rec Com m Reba S ne 203 V and S C t y Cou nf ng C er k Wa dea r Th abel 20 Ma n Sf eet C tYr Cou n ng Comm ne Sm h 4 9 Kanaw ha S nc doub e Ga a n d C y ba c y Coun ng Com m Ba M '1 on 2 04 M Ve non P ec nc No 32 He gh s doub e Rec C e k Rebecc Ba em an 200? 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Rec Com r.n Cha es K ng Rou e 2 Leon Re c Com m Em -y F ac e Rou e 1 C t y Cou n ng C e k Jenn e L R c Ro e 2 I C y Melv n C rc e and son Mark P e n No 44 V ey C y s ng e Re C e k Do a hy o( Colun bus Mr and Mrs Ja mes Ha tfo d Rec Comn Jan es C rcle Ne v Haven Be y Pau ey Mason Rec Francme Perry and a fr end of Com m B y o n on Ma on Ho land Oh o v sited Mrs P ec n No 45 M aso C de S hoo doub le Rec Mary C cle over the weekend Cle k u e Reed Box 545 M andM s lomO Ne land Ma o Rec Co n m Ka h y baby Mrs Evelyn Ingram of Joh son Box 62 M ason Rec Comm E ma Tu nbu I Bo x Columbu s spent a recent 1 M on Cou n C e k Fay Saturday w th Ralph Lee and Rus e B o>< 8 M ason Mr a d M s Robel t Lee and Coun Comm E e yn R ssel fa m ly Bo)( 3 Mason Co un Com m Do o h y R sse Coun Mr and Mrs Fra nk Hudson Comm Do o h y Rus se and Ton of Rae ne Mr and Mason Mrs Shelby P cke ns and No 46 Cl f on Rec C e k C a a fam\IY of Syr acuse spent C l on Re c Sunday vtth Mr and Mrs Bl a n h "Comp san Allan Taylor ones C on Re c Comm Rev and Mr s R chard Phy s G lk ey C P e n No West Young and famtly of S dney Co um b s ng e Re c Oh o spent the weekend \\ tth Ce k an e on es Wes t Mr and Mrs Edson Roush Co umb a Rec Comm V g a B a nd Wes t Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Co umb a Rec Comm Lucy Chester Ktm Follrod local ohn son West Co umb a Rec vtstled wtth Mr and Mrs C e k E un e Ha Mason Re Comm I ene J ust ce Robert See and fam ly on Mason Rec Comm Cha Ia e Sunday Yon ke Box 293 M ason Th rty one were prese nt for Coun C e k Jane Terman Sunday sci ool March 31 Box 65 Box 83 M ason Coun Co mm Ma y T habe Bo x 1RR M il on ROB IN SO N Dl STR CT ~ P e ncl No 50 J H gh S hoo dou b e Rec Cle k Ge t ud Po s Rt Bo~ 10 A C tv Rec Comm Paul ne Fow e 32 Jack son Ave Rec Co mm M s E e e t e B sse I 0 ve S ee Local Bowlipg Satu dav Juno Leaaue Ma ch 30 1974 C ty Bow ng S ones Ho Sho s Ma n e a P C y Count Clerk El zabeth Ma lox Sa nd H I Road C ly A e y Ca s Apac hes S ke s Count Comm R c ha d L Rou h F ank n A e C ty Cou nt Com m Eun ce Ra ney Rou te C y P e nc No 5 M ason Cou n y Fa rgrounds doubl e Rec C e k Donna Zuspan Wes Co umb a Rec Comm M s Roy Ga I Box 'S a Rcc e Dus e s .,... ... ROBERT IIOErLICII 00}'- C ty Cou n C er k Ma x nc Sm h We t Co umb a W Va Co un Comm E l"(lma Bo swe L R C y Coun Co m m No m a Th oma s G nn d ew He qh ts C y (v\o";On Co un y Repub can E ecu e C: omm t ee ohn C Mu sg .;~ e Cha man 0 0 es Clffict Phone tn.2lM Editorial , . . . 21>7 Bow ng ---poldot-.; 3 , 3 LONUUN BOMBED LONDON (UP! ) - More than a dozen I re bombs ex ploded tnstde north London depattment s tores toda y caus ng some damage but no n14r es pol ce satd ~ 3 8 25 4 c c. ~ na 0 000 0 000 Wo 0 0 By HllK 0 p pd n Yo k " ' od Pro Standmgs Bo s on Payo t s ou o e en w Wes D ona B l ou d ana Sa A o on 3 2 o u ah S 2 q D Va n cou e N Y s a de OSU captures MU gold match HUN rl NG I ON W Va UP! - Olt o Sa te shot the bes round of he two.<Ja y tourn ament Saturday to w n he a nu al Mars all Uruvers ty In v tat ona l Golf l ournamenl NBA Stand ng s by a seven stroke margm By Un ed P ess nte na on a The r e-n an team m-t ot a 367 Ea ste n Con e enc e P ay off Best four ou of se31en total only seven strokes over w 3 2 par for U e par 2 Guyan New Y o K Ca p a 2 3 Count y Club Co urse aft er 2 2 Ira I ng Mtam and Ind ana m Bo son Bu f a o ' ' thu-d place a! er Fr day s f rst 18 oles ~ s l e n Cont e enc e P a y o fs ~es four out o seve n The Bucke) e s 36-hole total " as 748 followed by M am1 7:;:; 2 Cll cag o De o Ind ana 756 M chtgan State 767 Oh o Um\ erstty 769 Ken x M w a uk ee Lo s An ge e 4 ucky 773 defending champ on x (i n hed Bo" lmg Green 774 Marshall Sunda ys Resu s and Ball Sta e 784 and West New Y o k 06 Cq o a 05 V rgm a 789 1\ w a uk ee 4 L os Ang e es 92 De o 02 Cll ago B Paul Dav s or Oh o State was o n y ga m es s lled ed n edal s With 7o 71 146 Monda y s G am e No games sche du ed ABA St and ng s By Un ed P ess n e na ona Ea stD onP ay ot B es t ou ou o se e ..., 000 Bo g m a n w Ne w Yo k v g na J Ken u k Ca o n a a e d 0 8 M 0 0 auk ee ppd a What happens when gou're offered $20,000 for gour $27,000 pile of ashes? You ake f yo u haven nc eased Y.0 !-1. home nsu a nee o keep pace w n a on Th 5 5 he k nd o f p ob em yo u co u d face f yl.l u boug h and sl.J ed o home o $20 000 n 968 Se e me o nd o t you home s nsu ed fo s u a ue e ye ll abou a ow cos S a e Fa m Homeow ne s Po cy ha w nsu e you ll ome o a s wo h and keep ha way w h au omat c n a on Cove ag e .. --..... • STEVE SNOWDEN - -.. l 553 Russell 51 STATE FARM NSURANCf • p 7051 1 I 030 6 lito. (Gravel Htlll Mtddleporl Ohto • Pli 992 7155 STATE FARM FIRE CASUALTY COMPANY an~ H ome 0 e: 8 00 g on nos • Pa a ~ \ N S \ :"< I m Ill 1"!11 H mk A and I e od I 1 ) OU 1 n 3 Bab 111 ! C 1 111 Ttle!l day 6 0 L V (tn A IIJ oo s 21 of 000 000 on 'Sooner th e better '-- Hank U ul e I l'r s he ful n ne n ngs fo I s Frs v c o y wl le K rbl " as harged w th the loss The Brav e~ go ho e o At lan la w lh a l 2 nark C nc n "U ~A'! I!: N 0 • By Umted Press I terna twnal T c 38 po nt otal was I e The C p a B ets hope \\ all h ghest of Frazer s career for Basketba I Ia ent galo e w I r e er I ea rs a boo a playoff ser es be n act on Monday and Elv n Ha) es whose 27 po nts Tuesday e en ngs at I )fle 500 500 00 00 000 g .VIilable (N month llS 8)' II Ohio ahd W Va One Yllllr tu Sz mo~ " H Three manlhl I& EMMrt PI OOyear lib~ hUll tine mmthl 'id lpUm J11iCt lndudt:B~y~l 000 b g 000 a where n.u.blt • twill ps- •.10 0 p pd Slllloa-'""" -"' ""*!'O'Tilr a, .................... ..-... ..0 c 0 New and PC 9 b ' CJUo :Nil ona adverU.1 AI nornellltin ..._ lloltiMW{'•DoP- Inc UEooiGolll. New VOlt Nn Ycft 000 0 0 r.a.rt St. ~ Ohkl 11'111 . . . . . - Oty Sher y Wa brow n Staff House Rd ~ 1l1 p 0 500 500 Publllbed dally . . . . . . . . . " ' , . - auo v.ue, PuWIIUI El s Ba lot Hou se Rd ~ omm Gu sbu gh 2 Wes Mr and M s Harmon Fox CHAR E S J AC OB have returned home fron a ME NH AR E xec u o o he Las W " eek s vtst l m Flor da and Tes a me o Ca e Mr and M s Lew s Pete rs Me nha De case d C 0 New and Mason W Va v s ted ecen y 4 8 5 2 C erk 3 B 25 B 4 " th Mr and M s No man Schaefer PUBL C NOT CE Seventy three persons f orr Til e M e g s oca Schoo l here ttended the Me gs Area D sf Boa d of Educa on w I offe o sa e at pub c auct on a Hohness meet ng at the Rae ne hoo !lOuse and schoo g ounds Nazarene Churcl 11 e Lllu el own e d by lle Boa d of Ed uca on know a s the Coa Chff Church won the banne Po Scho o o a ed on L be ty Mr and Mrs J ohnny A enu e n Pomeroy near he wes end approacll o the Douglas Alban) spent an Pomer oy M ason B dge even ng w th Mr and M s The p ope y was acqu ed by d eed s r ec o ded n Vo .d oll pages Harmon Fox 39 4 88 23 2 Me gs Coun y Mr and Mrs Ph I W se of Dee d R ec o ds to wh ch ef e en e s 11e eby made A McCo ne ls v lie a te nd ed su ve y des r p on s on e n norn ng worsl p at e local he o t c e o he C erk of the Boa d of Educar on church he au ct on w take pace on Fr e nds of Mr s Glad) s he p em ses of he torn er coa Po S hoo and w be he d at Mowery a form er res den o 00 A M on he 4 h day of mve learned of he Illness She Ma y 9 4 Term s o sa e Cash s sta ymg w lh her s ster n The ght s ese ved by th e Columbus She had been I v ng Schoo 0 str ct Me gs oca Boa d of Educat on o e ect n Cal lorn a any and a b ds M s Ed Bauer of C eveland L W M Comas Mr-s fed Mathew H r on Cle k Me gs spent the weekend w h the r Lo a S«: hoo D str ct Boa d of Educat on parents Mr and Mrs Char les Karr Sr and vtstted Mrs 3 25 4 8 s 4c Bauer s daughter Mrs Po ly Ann DeConn ck wl o s a med cal pa ent at Veterans Memonal Hosp tal DEVO'I'EDTO 'niZ llfflOIEIT OP IIEIGIHIWlON oUII;A CHESrEII L TANNEIIILL, w s 0 Pt1 a d e ph il N ew Yo k Ch ago Carmel News, Laurel Cliff By the Day News Notes WA RREN DISTR CT N ek o \\ en fiA 91ffi R.\L Bucks oust LA Tourney will Lakers 114-92 resume at Rio ona ' Bea d The Re Is got one n ore run off N ekro n I e s xl on Joe Morgan s s ngle Dr essen s fo rceou ano her s ng e by Jo nny Bench and Fos er s dou b e Aaron who appeared o n SJudge Foster s h t let t drop n fr ont of h n •• Election officials announced Cu INIE PEN mN rL g F.: 11 C' GHAN "E: P lfl T A!'INUAL cooperat on w th federal agenctes ASCS SCS FHA and Ex tens on encouraged farmers to str ve for maximum efft ctency an d productiOn OVER 70 PEOPLE attended the Jomtly sponsored tour to the Horace Ka rand WBrren Pi ckens Farms m January 1970 Year around grazmg for beef cattle was shown on the Karr Farm and htgh level corn product on gomg mto feeder cattle and fef<Ier I I p gs was shown on the Ptckens Farm Problems always seem to develop and 1970 was no except on Jli h 1l Ls josll r c 11 e 11l .1bout ~ ' Grass Tetany was r rst mentwned n th e annual report that year The ge nera pub c IS not very well mtormed as to the nature so for the last four years grass te tany control measures h~e of foste fom ly se VIces A very slanted p cture has been been taken by most farmers presen ed to them they ha\ e heard only about the cruel Durmg most of the 70s ftve farmers have been on beef casework er snatch ng children away turmng them over lo product on lest ng programs and e ghl to eleven on dairy testmg anyone wl o would take them and then forgettmg them Then programs Edson Roush contmues to he honored annually by the they beco ne the foster parent who g ves children an atttc or Oh o Cuernsey Breede rs Assoc at on and Central Oh o Breedmg basement bed only enough food to surv ve works them prac Assoc alton because of his rnamta n ng product on of over 600 t ca lly bey ond thetr abtbty and gets rtch by the ooardmg money pounds butterfa t per cow per yea sent hem by the agency Or perhaps a ll you know IS be a foster In 1973 the county was saddened by the pass ng of the long p.1rent by sen~ ng monel to take care of a chtld (m some far tme produc ton teste V rgtl AI~ Ins He was honored for ten away land ) )e ars of work by Ohio Ag Servi ces and the Metgs Dau-y Serv ce We have a espons b I ty to properly care for the foster Un t n Apr 1 1973 H s w fe Paul ne conlmues to carry on these h lrlrPn n o own commurut es They will some day be an adult dut es n th e commuru y WU th ey be an asset o• a Uab lity ' The anFor the last several years Metgs County ha s equaled or led swe rests a lo w lh you the Jackson Extens on Area m farm accounts summar zed Foster lam ly se rVI ces are prov ded by the public agency m 11 rough the ca reful work of Area Extenswn Agent Wtlham P th e commun y Its purpose s to a d parents and children m Co n J Sm lh R ou c C y mak ng current and fu ure adjustments to thetr family We The Spec al subjects cons dered m schools or workshops have g Co mm M ae L ch ld s bes nl£ es has pr or ty R R p y Rd ncluded Cap tal Management Beef Herd Health Alfalfa and Recru tme nt selecti on de elopment and supervts on of foster Forage Productwn Methods Replacement Heifers and last year la m I es p ov de appt opr at£ !am ly and commumty hvtng ex be cause of he h gh prices (or feed and protem Adjustmg Dar) pe ences and he qual t) of care nurturmg and ch ld rearmg Feed Costs to Mtlk Prices A f rst m 1973 was the use of the ces mos su table to each chtld pra omputer zed feed evaluat on program to determ ne for the Each ye a tgher proport on of ch ldren wtth mcreasmgly Roush Brothers herd the h ghest pr ce they could afford to pay dtfl ult developmental problems are corrung mto care This for soybeans as a source of protem Several farmers both beef nakes t necessary to ncrease the number of htghly skilled and at d datry have n a de use oft he feed evaluahon program dedt cated staff I s also necessary to develop foster parents In the wm ter of 1970 the team of Area Agent John U th ough educat on and a lu t relat onship wtth the agency m derwood and spectal sts Sam Bone and Larry Shepherd ac o der to prov de ov ng corrective family livmg exper ences for comparued by the county agent vtstted ftve farmers to make tl ~t child recommendations for maXJmum y eld., of corn These v stts are Toda) " "should have a children s se rvtce program gomg m st II paymg div dends all co un u t es I a far surpasses any former year a !971 sa\\ the star of work on poilu! on control on farms The Cltldren s Se rvtce Boa rd of volunteers from the commuruty e us D A Commtllee for Rural Development Extens on SCS vork ng wttl t1 e agency to operate most effectively a skilled ASCS and FHA have worked wtth farmers to help them learn staff consecra ted to the pos t on they hold a JUd ctal depart how o mee pollution problems Several mstallat ons have been ment that goes beyond theu- dut es to coope..t vely work wtth the made w tt SCS p ov d ng the techrucal ass stance and ASCS age y mploy g he r autl or ly m the best mteresl of the prov dmg some cost sharmg ~w ¥ The seventies saw rna y nteresl ng programs develop n the Together th ese three departments are the vo ce and do Fam ly Liv ng area 1970 ma rked the begmn ng of the area Home most of the pan ng m regard to the cluld However these plans na n furm sh ngs Far at R o Grande wtth act ve attendance at d n ust be c rr ed ou and h s s ma mly the part of the foster parltctpat on from Me gs County This act v ly was phased out pa ent No 36 Lew w th the 1972 event To he an effect ve foster parent there must first be a con Re Conn Th e Expanded Nutr ton Program took the spotlight m 1971 cern Add to th s pa tence sacriftce courage and education to Lew s w th th e hir ng of ftve nutrit on a des Ann e Moon Myrtle Clark n)ee the needs of ea ch nd VIdual ch ld One cannot gtve what Ed 1 tun Boso Pansy J ordan and Vtrgm a Ftsher These atdes one does no possess It reqrnre s the ab I ty to love and then to under the gu dance and tratrung of the County Extension Agent g ve up II e c1 ld know ng you have nfluenced and had JUSt a Home Econom cs took bas c nutr twn mto ndivtdual homes By 1972 73 f fty-11 ne nd v dua l lam I es were enrolled even ll ough par n gu ding I s life For nos! fo stet parents 1! san endeavor to gtve the child an opporluruty to lhnv e and not stmply survtve the number of atde s had been reduced to three part tune l'he Th e B II of R ghts for Fostet Ch ldren has been ratifted by p ogra(\1 s st II one of the unportant parts of the I xtenstor o r county corrun ss oners and mayor What can you do lo program fhe or gmal commtttee for the Expanded Nutr ton Program suppml t1 e at d car y out !Ius responstbtl ty we have How can you I elp a los er c uld If 1 terested call843-2621 mcluded 25 members wtth Dav d Wrtght Charrman Roy M ller V ce.Chatrman and Barbara Sc tes ~ecretary Included on the Prepared by the Foster Parent Assn Athens Employee Revtew Commtttee were Carl Barnhill and Dorsey Oh o subm !led by Mrs Roher! Codner Jordan cha rman and vtce-chamnan respecttvely of t he Ex Long Bohon Me gs Coun ty Oh o tens on Advtsory Comm ttee In 1971 the Me gs County Homemakers Counc I becruhe a NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT county w de group w th committee members rotatmg monthl~ as Case No 2 79 DRUG RAIDS HELD cha nnan Wtth the selecllon of Mrs Jenmfer Sheets as Counly Es ate of Robe t L Sha p WARRE N 0 o UP! Deceased Extens on Agent Home Econom cs the county counctl meet ngs No c e s he eby g ven hat were opened to the pubhc wtth attendance rangmg from 20 to Au hor t cs arres ed a least 20 Lenn e Hap onsta of M d pe sons Saturda) n d ug ra ds d epo Mrp gs Coun y Oh o o e 100 hi:!s been du y appo nted 1 r rr bull Coun t) Programs ncluded Brmg A L !tie Sptce Into Your Lt!e Exec u r x o he Esta e of Rob e L Sha p deceased I a e What s New n Fabr cs a tour to a furmture store and fur o M dd epo Me g s Coun y ruture manufacturer Tune For Chrtstmas Focus on Fur Oh o C ed o s a e equ red to f le Ma he mture and cake decoratmg he c a m s w th sad f due ary Ro h The home agent worked closely wtth the Me gs County w h n fou mon 11s Co n coo Pioneer and Htstor cal Soc ety when over 800 persons par Da ed h s 26 h day of Ma ch ttctpated n Heritage Sunday n connect on wt!h the B g Be d P ec n c No 0 E m wood M ann ng D Webste Rec C e k F an es s ng e Judge Regatta Ca o R 3 eon Re Cou to Com mon Peas As a spec al mterest program Mrs Sheets reached over 300 Com m He en J den R 3 P oba e D v son" 4 a s 3c Leon Rec Com m M ld ed people wtth her program on Appalachian Culture and Mus c of Benne t Rt 3 eon Appalach a P e n No 4 S e ens s ngle Rec C e k Gen e e I .B~J.~i~ I •••~.. uuwc,: 0 Ap 18 ~74 Po or ed he Bu le ts was ph Io,oph ca l abou he oss I guess Frazer v. as mak ng up for the hoos he go ea rl e Ha) es wo ear er sa d I JUS hope they never p a) off losses espond ed w th boo hm ag n 3ll po nts S nda y o lead I e K ks pas t e B I ets 106 105 Ka ee n Abdu J abbar and g ve Ne v Yo k a 3 2 se r es pun ped n 24 pomts to ead he ead M lv.aukee attack bu he had In olhe NBA p a) off ac o he p from a host of Bucks Ron he M a ukee Bucks n assa W I ams a youn g newcomer ed he I os Ange es Lakers go 22 po nts and Oscar 11 4 92 to adva n e to ne Robbe tson and Cro ell Warn er Wes e n Conference f na s w th eac added 15 3 score and tl c De~ o t The M !waukee lead was 23 P s o s breeze I past the po nts a he half balloon ed o C ag o Bulls 02-87 to knot 33 a one pomt n l e lh rd ha ser es a 2 2 quar er and w dened to 35 lw e The boos u F az cr sad after ha aft er Sunday s ga n e They The Bucks now p a) the had rea l y bo hered me but ) "mner of he De ro t.Ch cago tr ed not to h nk about them ser es wht h s l ed 2 2 thanks toda; In he a mup I was a ge y o the sharp shoot ng of e I y tc y I couldn s oot George Trapp Tra pp came off oo good But as the game the bench to h1t s x of se ven p og essed I go a I tl e loose I eld goal r cs n I e lh rd r e b g Kn ck gua d who pe od and Bob Lamer htt 12 of h d had one of he lowes po n s game h gh 26 po nts n the tota s of h s a ree ea r er n same span o spark the P stons he pia) off season promptmg wn he hometov.n boo h t 16 of h s The P s ons outs ored the nta n he r na pe oct and Bulls 3> 21 n the th rd per oct to scored the w nn ng bucket w lh bl ow he Bulls ou of conten 34 sec onds lefl o plav t on Dodgers~ Giants remain unbeaten By Wilborn Hampton Umted Press InternatiOnal The Wes Coast swept to qu ck don nat on of t e youn g Na ona League race Sunday 1 h the r th rd s ratght v c or es Henry Aaron took a gh fl gl t o At anta and a rendezv ous w th base ball hts ory Both the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Fra c sco Gants s" ep the r open ng home sla nrls " th w ns Sunday and moved on o C nc nna t and A lanta for I e on y games on he sla te on Monday Aaron ord ered 10to the hneup at C nc nnat by base ball Comm ss o er Bow e Kuhn saw no h ng but sl ders all day and ent noth ng fo r three The B aves return ed to Atlanta for an I ga me home stand start ng Monday n gb aga nsl AI Do" n ng of the Dodgers The 40 yea old new home un k ng needs only one more o break Babe Ruth s record Aa on v.a s short w th sugges tions he d d not try h s best to break the record 10 1\tlanta s :; 3 w n over the Reds Sunday I played the best I could Aa on sa d Noth ng but Sl ders After hts second str ke out Aaron r e~ urn ed t the dugout mu ter n s ers shders s tders The Dodgers off o thetr best season start n nearly a decade crushed San D ego 9 2 to sweep the r ser es beh nd Jtmmy Wynn s th rd home run of the new season Wynn now has seven hits m 13 t mes at bat Ron Cey and Steve Garvey ad ded power to the Dodgers sttngy p tching to g ve Los Angeles a total of 25 runs and 37 h ts m the r three games "tth the Padres Andy Messers m th went the diStance for the Dodgers but gave up the fu-st two runs off the Los Angeles p tehmg staff 10 three games At San Franc sco the Gants tapped Claude Osteen for four runs 10 the ftrst nn ng and went on to take i10 8-4.., n and sweep thetr series wtth the Houston Astros Os teen traded to Houston by the Dodgers dur10g the off sea son for Wynn gave up ftve runs m the ftrst two frames and set up three more n the th rd befo re leav ng Tie for Top The wms left the Dodgers and the Gants ted for the Nallonal League West ead AI Ph ladelph a he New York Mets capt tal zed on B II Rob nson s two base error to come r om beh nd w th four runs n he e gh I nmng add f e more m the mnth and down he Phtll es 9 2 The Mets were Ira hng Hl n the vp of the e ghth but put together f ve h ts and Jump on Rob nson s error of lett ng the ba I hrough h s legs to take the W10 The weatherman struck aga n n the Nat onal League w th two games be ng post~oned due to ra n It was the th rd stra ght ra nou at Montreal leav ng bo h Ch cago and Montreal st II wa ng for the r season opener Center as the q a ter f n battles beg n n the fl t an al R o G ande Co lege In depe nde n Baske ball l ou ament F o mer co lege stars a d form er a I sta e and al -c ty h gl sci ool pe forrr ers w I be pound ng he hardwood ar f1c al sur fa ce n this case as the 1<1 en laden squ ds n rrow he nrnn bers fo Wednesdays sem r nals " II the culm nat on he cham p onsh p game rt u sd v ev en ng Quake State wh ch go p t l;l u ch Dav s ca n n Fr da) s open ng round w II be go ng aga ns South Webs er n on gh s 6 30 ba le Sou I Webste w II Ton Ferre I a former ltle AI Amer can at Wtll am Je" e I Co lege and M ke Rose a forme W II am Jewel standout eadmg he harge made t nto tomght s quarterf nals w th a wm over the P Pleasan Independents Quar er Sta e s sparked by former GAHS sta r J n Noe R o Grande eager Ron Lambert and former Oh o Un vers y players Dave Ba I and Oenn; Thompson r on gh s other quarter! nal matchup wh ch beg ns al 8 p m fea ure s T J R ggs aga ns J m Marsha I R ggs Yo on ts open ng round game over Banque Foods wh le Mars ha edg ed out Dtck Adams squad o reach he quarter f nals T J Riggs s sparked by former Ohto Dom n ca n players sev eral from Ot terbe n and one from Oh o State J m Marshal s team s ed by J m Marsha I and Sha on Gregor) former R o stand outs B II Bullock from Ken Stale and se veral Columbus al -<:1 y guards from Walnut R dge and Eastmoor h gh schools Act on esumes Tue sd<ly n ght at he same l mes " h J m s Campers opemng round vtclors over the We lsto n Eagles tak ng on the team of Larry Ho" ell wh ch topped II e Ja kson Independen ts n Saturda) s fu-st round Bad weather forces postponements in AL By DONALD BERNS Uruted Pres~ International Foul weather rumed three games m the American I,eague Sunday but there was no ram on Reggte Jackson s parade of rb s The Oakland Athlet cs got e gh runs and Jackson drove m seven of them He h t two three-run homers and a run scor ng smgle and tlTe Ath le!tcs had no trouble beatmg the Texas Rangers 8-4 Half of the Amertcan League matehups never fmtshed the days competition Boston and Milwaukee duln t start playmg because of ram m Milwaukee Mmnesota and Kansas City played 3 2-3 mnmgs before the rainS came to Kansas City alld Cal forma and Chtcago played 10 mnmgs before snow htl Clucago Where play was poSSible the New York Yankees be~t Cleveland 7 1 and Detrott and Bait more split a doubleheader Vtda Blue and Rollie Fmgers were a httle shaky for the 1\thletteS: but Jackson was a one-man show He knocked Texas starter Pete Broberg out of the game With a three-run homer m the flfl.h and greeted reliever Jun ¥emit with~ second three-run homel"'li the nmth This mtght be one of my best starts Jackson satd As tor home runs it doesn t matter how many-tt s when you htt them that really counts Fryman Knocked Out Baltunore knocked out Detro t starter Woody Fryman wtth f ve runs m the f rst mnmg of the first game of the doubleheader and Ross GrlJDsley held the Tigers for a 5-1 vtetory The OriOles had a 43 lea<! on Bob Gctch s solo homer m the seventh mnmg of the second game but Btll Free han s sacrifiCe ny I edIt for the Tigers m the runth and Ed Brmkman s two-run smgle was the bt~ blow m a four-run Detrott rally m the lOth for an 8-4 w n J m s Ca pe s f a u fo net OU c ger F ed Cl f and H o frosh Dox e W I e fr o n M d llepo 1 he I a v Hov. el o s ts f tan douts G IPr ce oa I se v er l he Coun y es I u sday s g Beac Ath e c o er he La rr) Just ce ca tak n~ on the Ber s Mo gan sq uad ha l defea ed he W V AAU tcH n Sa u da f s round Beacl s p ced b) wo fo me a I sta e s f o C a es on H gh nd I cv P I ps and s bro e vh c he Morgan squad ts co p s I of se era ay ee p aye s <-~ R o se era! from W V Sli te and two fo me h gh sc oo s ta rs f( om Toledo bo h al -<: v se ect ons n tha t norll wes ter Oh o basketbal hotbe I The lou nne s of Monda) and I uesday n g s ga es then nee n Wednesdays se mtf nal s a 6 30 and 8 p m w th those ..... nners mee ng n Th u sday n ghl s 7 p clmmp onsh p game Tourn ame nt d rec to Ar t Lanham announced that t eke p ces are $1 for ad ults and 25 ce ts for sc hool age fa ns Lanham stressed the superb lalen on hand and hopes hal all nterested baske ba I fans w l1 come out and see h s f ne b and of baske ba I and help make he f rs an ual ourne} success Redmen drop dual meet p h AI Downin OJJ mound toni tl ht Th s star w I un th e s AI Dov.n ng o Dodge s But rna) be Down ng sta s ton g Los Ange es aga ns Atlanta Braves n a four game c s a means ha; l be square l s ghts of B a es slugg I) k Aar on as Aa ron ooks r r Ho n f run No 715 to b eak 13al Ruth s record I " on re t o any I fcrently thru I have any o he start durmg ny II years n c major leagues Down ng a d shortly befo re he Dodgers lef for Atlanta I Ie TI at doesn m ean able o Iota I) di cg I h sttuat on But w I b He momen no m e I I t c aware of wha I have In Dowmng has of cou se me Aaron before Aa on s o I) v. homers off the Dodg las year were at Do vn ng s ex pense -a hang ng curve t F ndlay defeated R o Grande College 100-53 n a dua Ira k and f eld mee t at Evan s Fed Saturda y aftern oon The Redn en now 0-2 on the year will hos t Cedarvtlle n a dual 11ee t start ng at 3 p m Tuesday R o p eked up e gh f sts n Saturda) s mee~ two ea ch by Harvey Brown Jack F10ch and Eugene Terr) Mark Burwe also captured a f rst a ong v. h BA SE B ~ ll he m le relay team Sou tl c n S Brown won the 100-vard dash n 99 and the 220 n 22 4 Va ley Easte F nch won the m le n 4 20 and half m le n 2 01 Terry won the Me gs ong JlllllP wtth a leap of 21 1 A hens and the tr pie }UffiP al 28- 7 Burwell " on the 400 n termed ate hurd es n 58 6 and Harvey Brown Eugene Terry Bernard Ttlley and Jack F nch won the m e ela) n Oh1o Umvers1ty Convocation Cente1 T1d 1I, 4 50 3 JO 0 rl Take 1t from rne, 3 33 5 Pat Dobson pitched th e entre nme mnmgs for New York and retu-ed 14 of the last 15 men he faced Thurman Munson s solo homer was the wuuung rWl The Angels had a 4-llead m the etghth mrung of theu- game wtth the Wht!e Sox bl\l the White Sox scored two m the e ghth and !ted the game m the mnth when Carlos May s thu-d hit of the gaqle drove m Ken Henderson TRUST US TO HANDLE A LOAN OF $500. People trust us to handle their savmgs What makes us a dtfferent kind of loa(! company makes us a better kmd of loan company ciTY WAN &SAVINGS PAUL HA RVEY ~t's t1me to heat upl Amencans you can lrve In war.n comfort all wmter long With Hetl CP.n!ri'l 011 or •as System It s the best rnu can buy II 1! wasn I I wouldn t tall you Sll t oornorn See Your Hell Dealer Jm:llll2 125 E Matn St • 992 21 71 City Ice & Fuel �• 5- The Datly Se ntmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy 0 Aprtl8, 1974 4 _ Tit' n aily Senlmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Aprtl8 1974 ~OQOOOOQOOOOOOO~ IRS chief silent about negligence charges in Nixon tax case The IRS sent Ntxon a btll for statement so far as thts $432 787 m back taxes and the qu esttoh ts concerned ltsled found 1 And the answer to that the aggregate amount plus Prestdent announced he would mteresl that the IRS has pay every penny of tl ques ll on is no comme nt , On another televtston net Alexander rephed 1 he Whtte asser ted It made no further work , Rep Wtlbur D Mills D House ha s 1ssued a state ment breakdown of that aggregate Ark satd the Congresswnal and approprtalely so That Wc don t propose to do so ' Jomt Commtttee on Internal Revenue which he cochatred I wtth Sen Russell B L<Jng D La had never mtended to go • mto the posstbthly of fraud or negligence tn connectwn wtlh applies for a hcense trafftc laws mto line wtth the 1<11 or phystcal dtsorders In- the Prestdent's tax returns • But l would thtnk the House -strengthen and modermze newcrunma1 code stead, the questwns ts whether Ute slate s wetghts and mea It reduces the mmtmum age he ts under treatment at the Judtctary Commttlee would want to look mto Utts area sures laws fo r gelltn g a chauffeur s pr"sent tune ' Mtlls satd m a mtervtew on - Boost by $1 mtllton a year !tee n•• • from 21 to 18- a The btll also adds drugs of ABC s Issues and Answers 'I the amoun t utthttes and rat! proVIston left out of the age of abuse - amphetammes and roads must pay the pubhc uttl majortly btU barbtturales - to the hst of would thmk there ts enough m our commtttee sl<tff report that ttles com mi SS IOn for ad Applicants cun not be asked substances forbtdden to use JUS!tfy further mvesttgation to mtnlslraltve purposes whether they have prevwusly while drtvtng a vehtcle determme wheUter the PrestThe tnll on the wetghts and - Ehrmnale the need for bee n ltce nsed a11d tf that dent or anyone connected wtlh elderly persons to apply an- hcense was ever suspended or measures perrmts the stale nually for an exemplton from revoked Woodland's btll director of agriculture to en htm vtolated the law properly taxes Mtlls""td he dtd not beheve allows that Utey may be asked force uml'!'rtcmg regulaltons -Set up an advtsory counctl whe ther thetr lice nse ts under whtch tlems are prtced the IRS had charged the for stale restdential factll\tes suspended or revoked 'at the by the ounce or other untl of Prestdent a 5 per cent Sen Donald L Woodland D ) present ltme measurement, ehmmahng neghgence penalty Columbus, sponsored the btll confuston for shoppers as to Alexander satd apparently It also eltmmaled the queson the drtver s hcense, whtch ts \ton as to whether the applicant whtch ts the best hargam his predecessors had act"epted It a !so empowers the dtrector prestdenltali<tx returns at face also destgned to brmg Ohto has ever been treated for men to esta bhsh proper umls of we1ght , measure or count of a parttcular tlem and make spot mspectlons for comphance mcome l<tx returns for hts ftrst four years m offtce Alexander appeanng on na !tonal teleVIsiOn, (CBS Face the Nalton ) was asked tha t smee no caval fraud and presun1ably no crumnal fr aud WASHINGTON (UP! )- IRS CommiSSioner Donald C Alex ander would make no comment Sunday on whether hts agency had found any bllsts fo r negligence charges m connec lion with Pre&,tdent N11on s were found was neg ligence Important 'little bills' also passed COLUMBUS ( UPI ) - In all the hustle and bustle of the last few days of the legtslative session, a few of Utose little, but yet unportant, btlls nearly got lost among the btg ones But the little ones recetved approval and head to Gov John J Gtlligan's desk, rtghl along wtth those btg ones on energy, ca mpatgn fin ance reform and tax break for farmers Some of those smaller btlls would - Forbid the state from m qutrmg mto the htstory of a potential motoriSt's drtvmg re cord or mental health when he I 7,021 yard, par 71 Sedgelleld Country Club course And then Ute 38-year-old Char les promptly ruled himself a noncontender m this week's Masters at Augusta, Ga ' I've played m 14 Masters and I think my best ftmsh was 15th ' he satd 'The course ts JUSt not sutted to my game A shorter htlter ts at more of a Today's Sport Parade By Mll.TON RICHI't!AN UPI Sports Editor disadvantage at Augusta Na !tonal than anywhere else Charles won here on the 7~d hole when Ray Floyd, who was !ted wtlh him, took a hogey ftve on the 431-yard, par four 18th Floyd flew the green wtlh a mne-tron, chipped back 20 feel past the hole and left the putt short Charles caught Floyd on the 71sl hole when he dropped a !tve-fool putt for a bl~dte 3 The restdenl of Chrts!church, New Zealand who won the Brtltsh Open m 1963 had not scored a PGA tour vtctory smce clatmmg the canadtan Open m 1968 Charles who wtll be one of 13 foretgn players m the Masters held, reasoned that hts game was not slllted lor Augusta Naltona! for much the same reason Lee TreVInO ts passmg up the tournament ATLANTA (UP!) - One more pttch, one more flick of those 40year-old rmracle wrists of hts, and Hank Aaron's troubles wtll be all over Not Eddie Mathews' though He's in for some more bad news, commg from the same source 1t did last t1me, the baseball comrntsstoner Mator Leagu e Ltnesc ores Now that he's hack home, Hank Aaron can hardly mtss Wtth ..!l United PrPSS lnternatronal Atlanta opening an 11-game home stand tonight agamsl Los Amencan L eagu e 000 000 00 1- 1 S 2 Angeles, Aaron IS odds on to htt at least one mto the seats before Delro t Ba it more 500 000 oox - 56 I the Braves wtn~ up at home a week from thts commg Thursday Fryman Sla yback ( I) and Free han Gr mstey Rey nold S against San Diego (9) an d E tchebarren WP Hank Aaron wlll hear from Bowie Kuhn IIl'lllledta!ely after he Gnmstey LP - Fryman lreaks Babe Ruth's home run record He wtll hear tn the form of a diamond studded $3,000 wrist watch wtth the numerals 71>- l;'.~,~·,m• 01 0 oo2 oot 4- , tJ 2 Implanted in solid gold Balt•moce ooo 210 too o- 4 o o Walkec IBI H>ll e r al b t illh fr th Eddie Ma th ews w ear om e COmmmiSSloner so, u m 191Lagrow and Moses Freehan (9') Linescores an entirely different way J Jibem t""·' f BoWte Kuhn 'smessageto h'unmore J1k eyw1 ne~ormo a fine, poSSibly as stiff as $3,500, and that's pretty sttff because $5,000 IS as high as the comnusstoner ts allowed to go Mathews challenged Kuhn's authortty last Fnday mght when he satd he would not start Aaron m etther Saturday or Sundays game in Cmcmnati Kuhn got rtgh! back to MaUtews He told him he had unlimited power under the rules of baseball "I can suspend you for the rest of your hfe " Kuhn satd That shook MaUtews up a btl He backed off Now Kuhn feels he has to follow through, and tf Mathews IS at all curious how the comnusstoner usually does this, he should check wtth Charlie Finley, something of an expert on the subject For his part, Hank Aaron Is amnous to get no 715 over wtlh, not ooly because he has been shootmg at tt now for the past few years, but also because 11 will brmg htm reltef from some of the ques\Ions Not aU, but some Bad Day He didn't look good at all at the plate or m the fteld m Sunday s ii-3 win over the Reds, beiiig called out lwtce on slrtkes groun ding out feebly m hts only other time up and letting George Foster's sixth UUIIIIg fly ball drop for a double before departmg m the sevenUt The natural question in many mmds was whether Aaron trted as hard as he could, or had he made only a half hearted effort knoWUtg the Braves preferred htm to get the record back home Aaron never so much as blinked when the questton was put point blank to him -had he gone aU out' 'I dtd the best I could, • he satd, softly, m that almost -delicate way of his • I played the best I could ' 'Some people will naturally think you held hack ' one newsman offered " " 11 'lcan'thelp what peoplethnk, 'satd Aaron I played the best I could It's not that easy " Guesses a L<Jt In common with most httters,the good and the bad ones Hank Aaron guesses a lot Wtth Clay Kirby pttchmg for the Reds, Aaron kept guessiiig fast hall and Kirby kept foolmg htm w•lh sliders "Sliders, sliders, sliders," he muttered to Ralph Garr after Kirby struck him out the second strrught time III the third UUltng, inunedlately folloWUtg a three run homer by Darrell Evans Evans hit one of Kirby's last balls and never saw a slider all day , but nobody ptlches to lefth~nded httltng 2&-year-old Evans Ute same way as Aaron even thougli Evans dtd hit 41 home runs for the Braves last year One Uting overlooked m all the controversy over whether Aaron was or was not gomg to play those ftrst three games m Cincinnati was Ute fact the Braves had comnutted what could have amounted to a colossal $1 million blunder All Utey really had to do this wtnter was swttch thetr ftrs! three playing dates of the season, a relatively easy matter and 110methin~ that IS done by other clubs all the ttme Started at Home They could have asked to play their ftrst Utree games at home Fred Fleig, who superviSes the putting together of tlie Nattonal League schedule says he would have had to be recep!tve to such a requell The ,Braves never asked They goofed It could have cost them at least a million, which ts rough ly what theyfiguretomakenow on thtscurrrenthome stand Hank Aaron presrrved Ute • mtegrtty ' of baseball wtlh his 714th Tbw-sday and the ball club all that money when he dtdn't bit 715 Sunday ' The Cornmlasloner IS giving hiJII a watch The Braves ought to bulltl a civic statue of~ I Cue ll ar Reynold s (9) Jac kson 191 Je ffe ,on 1101 and He n drt c k s WP - Htller LP - Jack son HR - Slan lev Hor ton Gm h Cleveland N \~ct';~~· too ooo ooo- t s o r:~~.;~~~~x;- 71 1 Sander s (8) and Ell •s ' ' . cllll rng l° Dobso n and Munson WP- Dobson LP T drow HR - Munson Ca ltf 000 001 110 0.._4 10 o Chtcago 001 000 021 0- 4 14 3 s nge r May (Bl Selma ~9) Lockwood r 101 and rodnguez Kaat Agosta ( 7) Fors t er (Bl an d Herrm ann Down mg (9) Game ca ll ed at end ot 10 snow and cotd weather T e Oa kland 101 030 003- 8 9 0 Texas 100 020 010 4 l .d 0 Broberg Hargan (51 Merrtlt (9) an d Sundberg Blue F 1n gers (5) and Fosse WP Fmger s LP Brob erg HR sHar r ah Burroughs Jackson 12 1 Nr'lhnnal League Atlanta 004 tOO 000- 56 0 Cmctnnat 200 001 000- 3 9 0 N ekro and Oares K trby Norman {6 ) Hall ( 8) and Ben ch WP N ekro L P ~ K rby HR - Evans \ New Yo rk 000 000 045- 9 16 0 Ph I 001000 001 - 211 4 Ma l tack McGraw (81 and Grote Lonborg Watt (9) Wallace (9) Ron Dtorto (91 and Boon e WP Matlack LP - Lon berg H R- Grofe" San D 1ego 000 001 100- 2 8 2 Los Ange les 302 112 OOx - 9 12 1 McAndrew Mctntosh (3) Cpr k ns (6) Ramo {7) and Kendall Messer sm th and Fer guson WP - Messer sm tl'l LP McAndrew HR Garvey Wynn Kenda ll ~ Houston 001 21 0 000- 4 II 2 Sa n Fr 41 3 000 OOx - 8 9 0 Osteen Nagy (3) Forsch (7l and May W•tloughby Bragg (6) and Rudolph WP - Wtl toughby LP- Osteen H RK ngman Ra der Cht cago at Mont r eat 2 rain P I! Sburgh a1 St LOU tS r am ppd ppd SAGINAW Mtch (UP!)_ MUNUAY Gov Wtlliam G Mtlltken wtll RIVERVIEW PTA, 7 30 p m 1 mlerrupl a busy sehedule at the sc hool Program on Wednesday to greet Prestdent btcycle safety by a patrolman N11on at a welcommg rally Dad s mght wtll be observed that wtll kick off a campatgn POMEROY CHAMBER of swmg by Ntxon through Commerce noon at Metgs Inn Mtchtgan 's 8th Congresstonal MEIGS' GIR lS Athle!tc Dtstnct But the governor, a Republt Boosters 7 p m at htgh school TUESDAY . can up for re.eleclton, wtll not FIVE POINT Star Sltlchers, accompany the Prestdenl on a 7 p m , home of Mrs Roy motorcade through 11 roral towns m hts ftrst campatgnmg Holter CURT AND Charlotte Davts stnce the 1972 elec!ton , a organist and con tralto smgers, spokesman for Mtlliken satd respec!tvely, at Pomeroy Sunday Mtlliken stumped the Untied Methodtsl Church 7 30 distnct Saturday Ntxon wa s tnVIted to Mtchi each eve mng and 10 30 a m Palm Sunday ga n by GOP congresstonal BEAN DINNER, 6 30 p m a t candtdate James Sparlmg Jr , Metgs Chapter 53 Dtsabled who ts runnmg agamst DemoAmertcan ve terans Butternut cral J Robert Traxler m a Ave All members and wtves spectal eleclton for a seat are urged to attend Repubhcans have held smce EASTERN BAND Boosters 1934 7 30 p m 10 new band room at Since N11on accepted Spar htgh school hog's tnVIla!ton tp 'face the By Lawrence E Lamb, M.D MEIGS COUNT\' Rtdtn g people' last week, two MtchiDEAR DR LAMB - You Club 6 p rn at Rock Sprmgs gan newspapers have called told a reader who had arlhrttts Fa tr ground s Members to for hts restgnation both of Utat exerctses must be done brtng pamt bt ushes which endorsed htm tn both rtghl to he helpful I would be COMM UNITY Prayer 1968 and 1972 pleased to see a column on Ctrcle 7 3op m home of Mr There had been some ques- helpful exerctsmg I am not !at and Mrs Lee McComas, lion over whether Milltken, or overwetght but thtnk 11 D k who has been keepmg his Mtddleport Wt tam emos y dt stance from the ad- exerctse keeps one stronger and more Itt l am 64 and have leader All mvtled to attend mtnlslratton smce Watergate, poor pos ture and a soft d WINDING Tratl Gar en would be able to fmd tune to ftt Club 8 P m at the home of the President's VISit mto his somewhat protrudtn g ab domen If I gel htt wtlh Mrs Earl Thoma Mrs John schedule anylhtng or bump tnto Terrell to present the program Ntxon wtll arrtve at Trt.Oty Educaltonal dtspla) on spnng Airport at 10 30 am Wednes- anythmg hard or falltl seems time bulbs by Mrs Robert day Mtlltken ts to appear at a to sltr up the arlhrltts badly Maybe some safe and sane Thompson breakfast tn Soulhfteld that exerctse would put the body LEWIS MANLEY Amertcan mornmg m honor of U S Rep bac k tnlo ktlter by Legwn Auxtltary 7 p m Wtll13111 Broomfteld, R Mtch , slrenglhemng some of the Tuesday at the home of Mrs that also wtll be attended by muscles or pulling the organs Sherman Butler Vtce Prestdent Gerald R Ford back tnto a stronger WEDNESDAY In additton, he has a luncheon framework of muscles POMEROY . MIDDLEPORT engagement tn Toronto with DEAR READER - ExerLwns Club Wednesday noon at Ontarto Premter Wtlltam ctses for patten!B wtth arthnlts the Metgs Inn Davts on envuonmental must be mdtvtduahzed It POMEROY CHAPTER 80 matters depends a lot on whtch JOiniB Royal Arch Masons 7 30 p m are mvolved and the type of Wedne sday followed by arthrtlts l! one has a redBosworth Counctl 46 Royal Reedsvtlle swollen and lender JOmt from By Mrs L Baldwin and Select Masters, at 8 30 rheumalotd arlhrtlts then tt ts Classmates of Robtn p m both at the Pomeroy usually best to let such a joml Humphrey student at ~S U Masomc Temple • who spent the week-end wtUt rest In general for mtld cases of WHITE ROSE LODGE 1 30 her at her home here were p m at Legton Hall m Mtd Diane Ret chert of Dayton Lort arlhrttis, the best tdea ts to dleporl Wolfs of Cleve land Ltsa malnlam the full range of MIDDLEPORT Amateur Lebedm of Whtle Plams New motiOn of all joln!B as long as Gardeners 8 p m home of York, and Cheryl Cossum of posstble Thts ts a lot different Mrs Ferman Moore Program Severna Park, Md from trymg to develop strength on antiqutng flowers by Mrs Recent dmner guests of Mr or enlarge one 's muscles Mtchael Fry Scrapbook and Mrs C Ed Humphrey • One can develop hts own memortes by Mrs Edgar were Mr and Mrs Roger exerc tse roultne The tdea Reynolds and Mrs Guy Buckley and famtl y of should be to move each and every JOtnt lhrough ttl! lull Reynolds Pomeroy Rd and Mrs range of molton You could Lawrence Rose THURSDAY Vtstltn g with Mrs Bess start wtth the foot and raiSe the MEIGS COUNTY Humane Larkms recently were Mr and toes up and curl them under the Soctety 7 30 Thursday al the Mrs James Carruthers and fool, then Jlpread the toes out Thnfl Shop tn Pomeroy Penny of Loutsvtlle and Mrs Next move on to rotatmg the Preparaltons to be made for Dons Marks of Chesler foot to move the ankle Jomt openmg the shop, Aprtl 19 You can he on your back and Zerulh Chevalier and son, of LAUREL CLIFF Belter Belpre spent a day with Mr hit up one leg, stratghten your Health Club 7 '30 p m Thurs- and Mrs Edward Chevalier knee, then bend the knee day home of Mrs Bertha They also vtstted at the Usmg thiS method you can bend and stratghten your knee Parker Wtlhams-Balderson home I JUDGING RESULTS COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The 51st annual jtulgmg of the vocational agrtculture classes drew 3,000 htgli school studen!B Saturday to Ohio Sl<tte In team judgmg Muskmgum Jomt Vocaltonal School the atr.cooled engme, School won the datry com- Mechamcsburg Htgh School pelttton, TrtVaUey High S<;,hool the meats, Carey Htgh School the agronomy, Rt ver Vtew the wool and GreenfleldHtgh School the poultry, McLatn High School the liveMontgomery Jomt Vocational stock W. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST.. OFFICE HOU R~ y 30 TO 12, 2 TQ 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THU RS ) - EAST COURt ST , POMEROY I ,1ace Your 1 • •' Dudley's Florist o. • Guests from Galhpohs M.ddl e port Martella , Coolvtlle New Haven, W Va and Ravenswood W Va at tended the tnstallalton Friday mght of offtcers for Mary Shrine 37 Order of the Whtle Shrtne of Jerusalem at the Pomeroy IOOF hall Sprtng floral arrangemen!B made by Mrs Maxme Wmgetl decorated the hall for the m sl.allahon of Mtdgte Abbott as worthy htgh prtestess and Allen Hughes as watct.man of shepherds Dtsttnguished gues t s presented and mtroduced were _Mrs Imo ge ne Sanders , FOR RENT 1- Three bedroom furmshed apartment m Pomeroy Ntce yard and plenty of parkmg. ANOIIB GOOD IUY I AQM MICIR'I INROW CO. 992 3863 or after 6 0~992 5849 Lafa yette Shnne Galhpohs dtslrtcl deputy, and past ..or thy htgh pnesless Harland Sanders Lafayette• Shrtne Galhpolts de puty supr eme \\alchman of shepherds Mrs Juamta McPeck, Mattetta Shrtne Martella dtslnct matenal obJe ctiv e cha1r woman Mrs Pearl Re) nolds, Mary Shme, Pomeroy, dtslrtcl membershtp cha trw oman Vtda Carson, Martell<! Shnne, worthy htgh priestess Elbert Godsey Martella Shnne watchman of shepherds Past worthy htgh prteslesses presented were Esta Reese Lafaxette Shnn e, Ed tth Hutstnptll er , Mrs Marte Hawkms Mrs Mary Hughes Mrs Maxtne Wmgett Mrs Naomt Brmker, Mrs Bermce Wtnn , and 1 Mrs Barbara Dugan all of Mary Shnne Past Watchmen of shepherds mtroduced were John Reese Lafayette Shrtn e Cltnlon McPeek, Martella Allen Hughes, Jesse Brmker and Ernest Wmgetl, Mal) Shrme, Pomeroy Other vtsttors recogmzed mcluded Emtly Fratzer ' ' 1 ,• Best Rates In Tow~ 992-5130 r I \ I lAKER ' ........... • llfl .... ID. ' •• '• • '• Pomeroy . I b\ !\l rss 1 r rw PRIZES UNPACKED - Belly Ohlinger Rub) Ruse Stsson Ito 4 unpack colot fu l anunal replicas whr ch were ord ered as pnzes for the casmo of the Precept or l111pte1 Hrt 1 1tgma Ph1 Soronty wh en th e} CJ pcr 1te tile S1h er Slipper Saloo n on Apt al20 nt tht.: Po mer o\ Jmor Htgh audttortum vv anderers have meet POIN r PLEASAN1 - fhe OH KAN Wanderet s monthly cl c1ple r mee tin g of the Ndltonal Cam pets dnd Htk cl s Assoc iatiOn \\ IS held Mor da:~ 111 the /\pJhlid cht an 1\mhturrum AI nett Ro ush p1 csrdent opcn€'d the meC'tmg w c~s held \\till mn ounccments and pldn s for the comtn g S UIIHII~r at tr v1tres on the locdl and stall Mrs Jell ) J ot d <.~n secrelat y repot led on the NCHA W Va boa rd mcolu g held 1 eccrrtl) t~t th e WllmH Ca fe tet 1 1 Parke! sburl-\ Mrs June 1 ewts chaptet chc~ phu n g m c a s pc CJd l 1eadmg T\11 ee Dd v Pause ITi rHI \\ele tompletccl f 11 fu sl campuul at Fo1kct! Run State Pa1 k the Ap t tl 19 " eckend a nd clnh supper w1th the Oaklev Faud t ees and Ken neth Roushes m charge asstsled Ill all chaple t membe rs Saturday evemng f hrough the coUt tesy of Wes t Vrrgmw DTL lh 0 /11\) S it State Pa l k s \Il l! pr es td enl llltl II ICJJ l bLI of ti l! Po1n t Pic 1Sdl1 1 ( It\ Cr unr I Rec ll~ d tHJn 11 t om i ll ltel gd\l H 1lotl d the lt tes t ntn ts fll ~ Jodcl P 1tk \\I HI <' pe r s off a:rd ll:t M" IJ c_ f 11Hp111 J tlf lt lll ll t' n tu pr l' \ 11! I tJ l SlliH I Cl Sl.' IS If J1 11(' H IJ\ P I( JS H I PUJil l h \\ f .._tUJH LS I ISO Rl II gl\ ('Jl I Ill! w~ul d c r e l s ll tdplct h<LS supfH 1 ted p l c~ n s to contmut tu help prom ffe th1s 11t.,. puk Mer rbn s I nc dor c~ l ul11 1 llC \ d!l d \\ 1 rk to bt lll g goo d c rntpm g uOJ1c\rltons to the ~H e el rncludmg \\Jth rt Ea ster se tson thoughts In se t vmg c.ocl ilnd f lan s 1nd 1-lt Zl l \ l td! H lUS h fr 1111 lite r n ~mbe 1 s f I err ~Ill nw1nlwr s ell JOyed Sl ell: k IJ IX C~ d dPI~J il e d and ga\ c dev utwns Rusmess mcetrn g le ve l prt sldt nt s e::1ch fanuly present wa s 1ssued W~.; st Varg 1ma State Pd rks a nd Jn 1'175 Ill' \\ Cdll tp ~ 1tc::; Il l.' pl ill li Cd f\ f C IIlb ~ t S c\J s U t ~sul Ihe J uh I 1tll\ rt1 cs I hu:;e JULst n l \\ ~~ 1.: l eu 11 1 1 tmpson I hm ntu• Woods Robe1t I e\~ 1s n n I h o n l p ~o n !Jl' ll lg - Kttchen--shower betng planned A shu \\ ~,: 1 for th~.:: dtn t h k1 tl hen \' ilS pl(l rmed \\h en the Hrlh s r I plllll tg t xp~:ns~s tll\t { h !X IL I IOI till' lias sprr rg II 1\t s rclul dur 111g tile 11 I t.1lllg t! t l !ht I Lll S(!' I IS lh !h: r :\ftss S111 h Mr s E\ a Pt s~ 1uor 111d Mf s t-;eva bt L Sl. dr ul t n tpll li d ttdlhl' (Its..., tx tu du l tpprurtllun tu Ml s:-: ~111\ Vng1111 Hubtl f I tiH l rrpt lHI~ I\ I S 1\d I fl t \IL I f111 lht: r O( klllg ( I 1 r urd J r \111 1\1 I rug hhn f rr tlrt ( llrr lrt B \\1 p t n tuq \ ' It f lil tk "i \lt <.. ds Lxlt_ r l l i J :\I s~ S\ hll I b tr ~b 1' S~ l \.l l.' t.: ev cntn ~;: E JS tt! l ,1 t (i !0 .J Ill s IIlllS[ I' tth ~ bt eakfast at 7 30 1m spon vc rbook M1s !ur r ll gnC dnt l ron s usrng r plcJ)l' l I Cll c1 Nc 11 Spi r rt st: tiphuc Ps dm ~4 urd d lllt cl1tr lwn IN I F:X IN(, 1JUN M• s DOt oth y Duu gi.Ts Pomet oy l" 111 I cxrngton Oluo COlUMBUS (UP! I - 1 ony Mt s Suste \V<\[e MJS Jell\ Hull a c.tndtda tc fot the J( 1cl clll nd lv rm( lh H1 ush Derho crat1 c nomtnatlOn for secreta ry of state satd he would ~sstsl an elclerly woman men ts were se n ecl h om d table ce ntert el \\ 1th spt mg [[~§TI[[[R I I' \H \DI NG Our spec a! CIC (In ng pr ocess d ry w II pt I n ew - GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS DINE WITfl MAYUR Mrs Ph1l Memhart Mtss Et ma Smtlh Mr s E tlttlt Lannmg wer e Surrdd} e \ enmg dlflne z gue sts uf Pu111 e1 u ~ M1yor and Mts D 1le Sm tih TONIGHT 9 TIL 1 regtster to vote today the deadlme for rcg tslcnng to vote tn the May prtmary Hall cantpatgmng for door to-cl out rcgtstratton to he lp aged and han dtcappet! Ohtoans ])d rtlclpo te m electwns satd he ALL THIS WEEK! llALUt SP.tCTACULAB FTD ALLEGRO 1000 Happy Nest Yello\1 nettr ng \\<JS used ovet cloth M1 s IV1nge tl ated. tl c tc1 ble S~111 ders gm e g1tl<.:C pr ecethn g tl e ser vtn g of Stereo Precision II record changer wllh Micro Touche 20 tone arm Plays 33 \'J 45 or 78 sd ndvnc hes cookies pun ch rp m re c o r d s Cue c ont rol automati c shut off and 45 rpm adap ter M1c ro Tou c h~ 2G tone arm 0 am ond styl us fo rstereo and LP discs 3 mt l mr~nu fac tu re d s apph 1re I p far 78 rpm coffee Instruction given by club The Rutland Garden Club provtded the program fm the Natures Garden Club at the Ga lltpolts Stale In s~l ute on March 26 Ftve members plan ted rooted cult tQgs tn pottmg sot! m foam cups to be taken to the members rooms unltl ttme for outstde planlmg Cutlmgs of sultana begoma Jade phtlodendron Joseph s coa t were among those pr ov tded by the Rutland members who had rooted them tn preparatton for the prOJect parltct paled tn by 18 G S I club Help You Wtth of uthe1 fun d r dtsmg u.: tt\ r ttes of 1he cl 1ss \\ 111 be used c~ ncl fl o11 e1s ant! lighted Ia pe ts cUHJ let Robinson's • sl<tllatwns of Mane tta Shnne Aprtl 24 7 30 p m and Lafayette Shnne Galhpobs Aprtl 16, 7 30 p m The Juntor past wmlhy tugh pnestess Mrs Rey~olds and the JuniOr paB l watchman of shepherds , Ernest Wtngetl were escorted to the East whet e they were pt ese nted a gtft from Mary Shrtne and also Mrs h \" her home tc t11e Frankltn Countv fl nn•d of r:Iec ltons s talla tton ceremony refresh d ClUI l1p11 ~ dt { (JJ;.~tu.l \\ ould d~ the woman ft om Announced \\e re the rn ~< hilc flu\HIS confuted to a whee lchair Lafayette Slm ne , noble a gt ft fr om the offtcers wtth prophetess Da\ td Fratzet MTs Abbott mrJ ng the Lafa yet te Shnne assoc1ate pi esentat10ns i\ t the concl usiOn of the rn watchman of shepherds the ( u d \ ~ II O\\ tl1 e ref! es h III P II l t 1ble ( tke dnd Ice 11.: I I \\t It SC I \ld IJ~ Mrs 1\1 ttL \ I ts:-. 1r llld \ I s Stella Spring h I r dtsh t IIIIi r 1 lsl l ltd t-r tilt t I ss p rt ' dl ~UIIIl l wk rcs :\h s Nt ulz lltlg th 11 kul 11L \ lso pl.mncd '' ts tlu.: l !fl t l lss ft 11\ d rmr t stl \td \l t hcon to be sc rved Jll M ' 1--..--tht lr ghl r d f t r h i lnr d '' IIHI l B fo r t hl' P unL t 11' 11 ~1 1 1 Ill ~ lrol1d J\ bIZ 1.1 1 11 ts fu cmcn All munbcr s I \!)( th u! ch\\JIIb f lskcd toprtn ld{ 1111 ur ru d f1 1 M ,., n 11 rtlr llr( sum ethm g fpr the lu 1d 1t urt 1n d I 1 H mlh lu d t.: H pp\ ll1 r 1ll proceeds \\ Ill gu lt th{ \(_ Si ers Uld Bus) lk~: s tt P omel U} fll C! ll (' 1 ror til{) I) I l iCl p tl i II d I JIIIH \ !-. llppt I buJld rng fund 1td r PI It d t I{ l thJ I I ( IJUIIIII I \lit lilr !) 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IIIH S \\t:'ll' pla1ed wrth p1rze ~ g0Hrg I 1 Mrs Ad[l The MEIGS INN IUth e~ Fot ests Booklet and Wes t Vtrglflta mall dtslnbulcd b) RF IUHNIN(, TUESDAY Dale and Jean Roush pubhctt y M1s Mildred Shu ster cha11 persons fo1 th e loca l Pom ezO) has s p ~ n t th e chapter .... eckend m Co lumbu s Wi th It t 1 An Apnl Fool box wa s stster M1 s C1t c~cc Me ret She prese nted to the chapl eJ \\til 1 e HI n home lu e~d w :t t ht.lp d€ fl n sor ctl b) the Suml ' ) ~c hofll Spr111y z nq n vour g a r., I tfl Up YuUT Hc.nls Sl ' \\ lt h dSS Js t,ll t:e fr om t he "ne11 ts Or ng yo Jr s n now f o I he far • ly we II r en ew Gult!en Rul e CIJSS of tho cla sses D onc~tl on s uf tulur cd t1 d<.:( d Ctu1st s hfe fronr P tl l 1 t h em Pum er IJ \ Cltut <.: h of Cht1 st met eggs 1nd coffee c 1kcs ._1f t St td 1\ 1d1c n lhe t 1\ "1s H JSCI Ill dl H OS d l l ldh ru csdtl ) C\Clllng d t th e I UlllC IICCded and dTI) UII e \\'\JO l: dl tlrrCJug h (!lJOd I l t d<-~ ~ wht.:n lf Mt s Ch 1rl es EskC\\ dondte ISdsked to contmt M1ss the) saul 0 ur 1f1 Hr111 to I he sht \H I 111ll be held 1l Sm1th th ~ next m eettn~ of th e d ctss Hoth th~ sc ru or unci lh~ F rster 11101 1111 g 1d1{ 1 lht' Btll McD Tille I prest ded Jt tile JU!l !Or chou s \\111 prat tlce on sdng ct n sl Is Hr sc r I ud 1\ mectu1g \\ Ill Mt !-i McD tntel Wedr1esd I} I t r 30 p m II \\ lS I n l 1 rrclu sron she re rd r portn rn d <.: unHn e ntcLl or t!IL g t._. tng d<.: \ ( llUns fl Jill Mu lt 15 dllflounccd On 1h u sddy Mrs s r gr rrfr ~ c~rr t:t uf ll1e 1 esurr t.:t:lJUr 15 tc w \ e1 " l'S I cr t oil c.J ll !\ eutzh11g M1 s Wrhn c~ h~ 11 e ll Ctldr rn c rniJcr ~ rH th ou1 ht" (Jn I M1 s Ada fir\ le T MJS Pdl F. .J stet Mr s r \C h II Srmth Huller M1s Rose GmU1c 1 mel l Unductcd g unes ''''" 1 ptt7 C' Mtss Sm tih wt\ 1 meet tt lhe g~ 11 1g to M1 s Me Dame I church to construct 1 lomb \tt e Hhll g bes tdes lh use 111d the n \\ rll meet r ~ 1111 0 11 nJ tn ed \~ e 1 e J e1t ) Fteld s Mr s S tlurday at I p m to deem ate St dnh~ \ Boss Mt s I ou ~ the church \\ tlh ltlres I h e mo~l fJIIflltl.rr nrt:ht ! lull 111 OshOI ne rnd l\11"s Denve r Clei s.s members w11l serve a K tpplt luncheon to the Mc1gs Count\ th e 111-1 ou11l~ ,, e.r 1~ JHOwl to He tired Teache1s 1\ssocr rtron un May 4 Pt ou eds h 01 11 th1s fll"('~elll tlw 1!'111111 VlSi tlll g her d,mghter Mrs M1 s C 111 ul Cox J ICk Prt tllCII F'l on en and farm!) 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ll lt\ l u 1k lt :'i If il l f)U!I Ch \\I ll b e SCI H I \Uth l tlll n t rubr r brrn g 1sk t[ I 1 Installation conducted ' REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE M 11 ~ - Hamel Prescott Spofford Now that AprtliS at hand outdoor work wtll rea lly demand attentton Aprtl brmgs no letup m garden work both mdoors and out Indeed, there ts more to do now m our area than m any preVIOUS month Not only ts there much w do outdoors, but t! you are one of many who ratse lhetr own plants" These plants wtll demand much attention thts month m preparalton lor settmg out and thts atte9tton will be the measure of later success Since March of thts year was for the most part cold, many garden chores could not be done but there ts sttllltme to do many of them Lawns should be taken care of rtghl away They wtll beneftt from sweepmg and top-dressmg wtth a mtxture of humus sotl and fertiltzer Bare spots should be sown, for grass seed succeeds best when sown early New lawns should be seeded immedtalelv Sweet Peas._Larkspurs, Cornflowers and Popptes should be sown at the earliest opporluntty Wmter mulches should be removed from flower beds now Complete the setlmg out of all dectduous (leaf losmg) trees now before the new buds expa nd Magnohas are one exceptton to this rule They do best tf transplanted m May Aprilts the month to plant dormant roses After they begm to leaf out, only con tamer grown roses should be planted Replace perenmals which have been wmterktlled Before growth ts far advanced, plan!B of perenmal Phlox perenmal Asters, Boltomas, Helemums and other late-summer and fall flowermg perenmals whtch form refdiiy divtded clumps may be spht up and planted The strong 9uter por!tons of the clumps whtch constst of young growth are Pfelerred to the worn out, older, mner parts Be sure to dtvtde your Chrysanthemums m thts manner and you wtll be amazed at how much mcer the plants will bloom m the Autumn DO Nar dtVIde such early flowermg perenmals such as Bleedmg Heart, Onental Poppy, Columbme, lrts or PyretlJrun> Wrut until later m the season, after they have bloomed The ftrst plantmg of Gladloh can be made a week to ten days before the expected date of the last frost whtch would be about May 1 m our area If you have frutl trees follow spray sched ules wtth care If you are m doubt about spraymg, dtrecl your ques!tons to our local extenston offtce They can help you Garden spots should be prepared and such vegetables as potatoes omon, peas bee!B, radishes and early leaf lettuce can be planted Cabbage plants can be set out soon If you have cabbage plants and are unable to get them set out, the) should be • heeled" mlo the ground, or planted m a bWlch 'Outdoors If you put them III a clfn of water or some other manner, the} wtll yellow and die DO NOT attempt to plant such seeds as Strmg Bea ns , Ltma Beans, Corn, Cuctpnhers, Melons, Tomatoes or Peppers They must watt until alltdanger of frost ts past and m our area, that ts about May 10 EJian to make successton sowmgs of many vegei<tbles, m small quantities, and you will have sucoulent young cropa to harvest over a long pertod of ttme Plan to plant at least one new vegetable III your garden each ye"ar on a lrtal basts Wtth the rtsmg cost of grocertes, tl has been predicted that many people will be growiiig thetr own vegetables thts year, and those who do wtll discover the supertor quahty and freshness of homegrown vegetables and somehow then we wtll know that all the hard work has been worthwhtle Happy gardenmg 1 tt S111t th pr rs1denl t thL prug r !1111 cunn r 1\lct f1 t thr t ct.:c ptwn \\C i t: M :; lr~r tt ~ Ne ut z hn ~ Mrs M 11 ' Ski 11 cr Mrs Neva Se ~ frr cd 111 I Mr s A gush of btrd-song , a patter of dew, A eloud, and a rainbow's warning, Suddenly swtshine and perfect blue An April day tn the morning 7Ii;JW.,.Atufl&u, INSURANCI -- • •• PACKAGE POLICY ltl.TAL COVER,AGE Our complete co~prehensive homeowners' policy covers loss due to fire, t,heft, storm dam~ge, more. One prerruum. VISIT IN COLUMBUS Mr and Mrs Bob Hoefltcb and Jayne Lee, Htgh St , Pomeroy were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Mtke Hammer and daughter Ktmberly Lynn Columbus ' VACUFLO DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY leave loud noise where Jf belongs- Out of your hom e 992-2143 FOREMAN & ABBOTT ' I 102 W. Miun The DEXTER · Model E587W II s So )6....&/t~ Ct>cck Wtth Us Before You Buy CII SS i\pporn tecl By Mrs Stacie Arnold Wildwood Garden Oub Exercise must be done correctly EARLY meet ng 1rf ll c II •PP\ Cl ur d1 I rtd L\ 111ght Apnl a busy month }01 ganlene/'.J affect many apphcants tn Metgs County For SSJ purposes there are two types of resources hqutd resources and non-hqutd resources Ltqutd resources mclud e cash bank accounts savmgs and loan accoun!B, certiftcates of depost!, stocks bonds, and other mvestments Non-hqutd resources mclude real estate, jewelry anltques, and olber durable tlems A car and home of reasonable value are excluded m determtng a person's resources However only one car per fallilly may be excluded, and only one acre of ground may be exlu~ed as a home EASTER FLOWERS d IILf\ CS h.' l :-i progress'' was ~ not made m El"ployes sought to organtze thetr effor!B :0 ~am recogntlion students, but was adv!Bed not to by national headquarters by the untverstty Even though the student Wtlson satd the school dtd not recogniZe the student union he- group claims more than 500 cause tt dtd not represent 50 workers want to join the union, per cent of the 2,200 student Wilson says there are 224 valid workers on campus He satd if members after federally Utere IS to be a student uruon, tt funded work study students should be representative of all and those who work only 15 hours m two pay periods are students The Amencan Federal•on of eltmmated State County and Mumcipal For example tf 'll person owns a home and ftve acres of land, the extra four acres would be a resource, and if the land ts worth more than $1,500, an mdtvtdual would not be eltgtble for SSI payments Thus a person wtth a farm worth $20 000 would not be eltgtble for the SSI Program, even L~ough hts mcome mtght be very low How wtll lhts affect small farmers' Let's take the example of a man who owns R 70-acre farm Any non-ltllable land wtll be counted as a resource Whether the tillable land wtll be counted as a resour ce wtll depend on whether he has shown a reasonable profit m the last few years If he has not shown ' a proftt, all of the fartn , mcludmg !tllableland, wtll count as a resource, except for the one-acre whtch ts excluded as a restdence If the farmer has shown a • through tls full range of reasonable proft!, the tillable motiOn land wtll not be counted as a Just keep m mmd that some resource, but the mcome will JotniB rotate, others are hmge cause reduction m the monthly jOtn!B and open and close such amount of the person's SSI as Ute knee and elbow Your check Whether a proftl has arms can rotate both forward been earned can be shown by and backward at the shoulder ttx returns or crop sales sltps JOtn! and a record of crop expenses Each day try to move all of The resource luruta!ton has your dtfferenl JOtn!B from your been an area of considerable toes to your head as far as you mtsunders tandtng among can move them comfortably Metgs County's small farmers Often a good tune to do lhts ts Anyone havtng ques!tons JUSt after a warm shower or about Supplemental Securtty bath The muscle wtll be warm Income beneftiB can call the and wtll stretch more eastly , Soctal Securtty Offtce at 592I Such exerctse wtll lend to 4448 prevent your muscles from shortemng and contrtbutlng to de!ormtties wtth arthrttis Now these are JUst do-ttyourseIf suggestions I would much prefer that anyone wtth •• arlhrtlts be under the careful supervtstOn of a doctor or a rheumatology clime to help htm map his own program ' A gotJd phys10theraptst wtth a rheumatology group can do a For Out Or lot to help you learn how to do Town Dehvenes the rtght ki~d of exerctses Most larger hosptlals have such departments CALL: 446-1777 If your condt!ton warran!B tt you can engage tn a regular datly walking program But, 59 N Second thiS ts no subsltlule for a Mtdd leport, program destgned to help aU your muscles and omtB ll tJ \ t ries rllld plll jetl'i p i ll flLd < , The new Federal Sup pleme nlal Secunty Income Program launched tn January under the supervtston of the Soctal Securtly Admmtstratton ts destgned to guarantee a mm1mum mcome for persons on low mco me who have hm1ted resources On e area of mlsunde r s tandtng a mong prospecltve appltcants concerns the resource ltmtl.a!ton An mdtvtdual can have up to $1 ,500 m resources and a couple ca n o-.. n up to $2 250 m resources and still be ehgtble for SSI payments The followmg hopefully wtll clartfy lhts What ts a resource' The answer to that queslton wtll A IIWth~! -{\ JUKhtu I{ Ct: plrull (1(1 M I) lO " ~· ~ till If g Sl\ ll d A weekly feature of Metgs Cowlly Ga rden Club members ou students to meet today ATHENS, Ohio (UP! ) - Stu dent workers at Ohto Umverstty sought a meelmg today or Tuesday wtth OU Director of Personnel Ward Wtlson tn attempts to gam recogrulton of the Ohio Umverstty Student Workers Umon A spokesman lor the newly mcorporate d group, Bruce Mttchell, satd the student workers threatened to strik• Ut!S week if 'substanh•l o Notes . ... Resource limitation under s~·;:T;i· Mich~an FSI regulations explained ; ; campmgn t Calendar., i . procedure, were apparently forwarded to the Whtte House,' Alexander said "I think tt was appropt!ate to do so " Alexander satd 'But I don't do so, because I think that Utat practtce could well be capable of IIIL!COnstruction at best, and l see. no reason to do so ' He refused to ldentily the subjec!B of the "sensitive" by name or as bemg on etther Ute reports, m our sensttive case 'fnends I Qf Henenues I! list Mother-Daughter reception will be event of May 10 l)j:?l / . 8 Green Thumb he took offtce about mne monUts ago Alexander also dented a suggestion by Sen Lowell R WelCker, R.Conn , Uta! Ute White House used Internal Revenue Servtce ftles as a sort of lendmg library ' of tax mformatton about persons Prestdent N11on s staff liSted as the adrmmstration's frtends and enemtes 'But certam senstltve case Nixon in Charles captures GGO GREENSBORO, N C (UP!) - You 'd think a guy who JUSt won $44 066 swmgmg a golf club would have oome con fidence about hts next tournament Not so wtUt Bob Charles The left-handed New Zealander won the $22fl,OOO Greater Greensboro Open wtth a 14-under par 270 Sunday, postiiig a final-cound 68 on the va lue, but under hts stewardshtp 'm that respect we are breakmg new ground ' Alexander also sa td hts agency m the past had furrushed Ute White House wtth reports.__gn some ' senstttve' tax cases but he had stopped the pracltee 'Some tnformation was fur mshed to the Whtte House, but Utere was no contmumg pattern ' Alexander satd He satd he stopped Ute practtce when I Pomeroy , 9~-742~ 1 P H 992 5231 Itt AUTO BANK Features 20 watts peak power output FM/A:M /Ste re o FM tun er 01g 11lte Stereo Preo1s1on 11 record changer wrth M1cro Touch• 2G tone arm a ~track tape player Allegro 1000 speaker sys tsms DRIVE IN HOURS Mon toThur s 9to3- Fnday9to 7 Sat urday 9 to 12 CASH GIVEAWAY Eac h week $20 hrsf prb:e SIO sec'Ond ss fh•rd Reg1 ster free Wmner s wil l be not 1f1ed Drawmgs Aprrl6 13 20 27 May 6 Onve tn f ry fht s new '"on vent ent ser vt ce INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS 992·2635 Mtddleport EV122 \ MIDDLEPORT �• 5- The Datly Se ntmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy 0 Aprtl8, 1974 4 _ Tit' n aily Senlmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Aprtl8 1974 ~OQOOOOQOOOOOOO~ IRS chief silent about negligence charges in Nixon tax case The IRS sent Ntxon a btll for statement so far as thts $432 787 m back taxes and the qu esttoh ts concerned ltsled found 1 And the answer to that the aggregate amount plus Prestdent announced he would mteresl that the IRS has pay every penny of tl ques ll on is no comme nt , On another televtston net Alexander rephed 1 he Whtte asser ted It made no further work , Rep Wtlbur D Mills D House ha s 1ssued a state ment breakdown of that aggregate Ark satd the Congresswnal and approprtalely so That Wc don t propose to do so ' Jomt Commtttee on Internal Revenue which he cochatred I wtth Sen Russell B L<Jng D La had never mtended to go • mto the posstbthly of fraud or negligence tn connectwn wtlh applies for a hcense trafftc laws mto line wtth the 1<11 or phystcal dtsorders In- the Prestdent's tax returns • But l would thtnk the House -strengthen and modermze newcrunma1 code stead, the questwns ts whether Ute slate s wetghts and mea It reduces the mmtmum age he ts under treatment at the Judtctary Commttlee would want to look mto Utts area sures laws fo r gelltn g a chauffeur s pr"sent tune ' Mtlls satd m a mtervtew on - Boost by $1 mtllton a year !tee n•• • from 21 to 18- a The btll also adds drugs of ABC s Issues and Answers 'I the amoun t utthttes and rat! proVIston left out of the age of abuse - amphetammes and roads must pay the pubhc uttl majortly btU barbtturales - to the hst of would thmk there ts enough m our commtttee sl<tff report that ttles com mi SS IOn for ad Applicants cun not be asked substances forbtdden to use JUS!tfy further mvesttgation to mtnlslraltve purposes whether they have prevwusly while drtvtng a vehtcle determme wheUter the PrestThe tnll on the wetghts and - Ehrmnale the need for bee n ltce nsed a11d tf that dent or anyone connected wtlh elderly persons to apply an- hcense was ever suspended or measures perrmts the stale nually for an exemplton from revoked Woodland's btll director of agriculture to en htm vtolated the law properly taxes Mtlls""td he dtd not beheve allows that Utey may be asked force uml'!'rtcmg regulaltons -Set up an advtsory counctl whe ther thetr lice nse ts under whtch tlems are prtced the IRS had charged the for stale restdential factll\tes suspended or revoked 'at the by the ounce or other untl of Prestdent a 5 per cent Sen Donald L Woodland D ) present ltme measurement, ehmmahng neghgence penalty Columbus, sponsored the btll confuston for shoppers as to Alexander satd apparently It also eltmmaled the queson the drtver s hcense, whtch ts \ton as to whether the applicant whtch ts the best hargam his predecessors had act"epted It a !so empowers the dtrector prestdenltali<tx returns at face also destgned to brmg Ohto has ever been treated for men to esta bhsh proper umls of we1ght , measure or count of a parttcular tlem and make spot mspectlons for comphance mcome l<tx returns for hts ftrst four years m offtce Alexander appeanng on na !tonal teleVIsiOn, (CBS Face the Nalton ) was asked tha t smee no caval fraud and presun1ably no crumnal fr aud WASHINGTON (UP! )- IRS CommiSSioner Donald C Alex ander would make no comment Sunday on whether hts agency had found any bllsts fo r negligence charges m connec lion with Pre&,tdent N11on s were found was neg ligence Important 'little bills' also passed COLUMBUS ( UPI ) - In all the hustle and bustle of the last few days of the legtslative session, a few of Utose little, but yet unportant, btlls nearly got lost among the btg ones But the little ones recetved approval and head to Gov John J Gtlligan's desk, rtghl along wtth those btg ones on energy, ca mpatgn fin ance reform and tax break for farmers Some of those smaller btlls would - Forbid the state from m qutrmg mto the htstory of a potential motoriSt's drtvmg re cord or mental health when he I 7,021 yard, par 71 Sedgelleld Country Club course And then Ute 38-year-old Char les promptly ruled himself a noncontender m this week's Masters at Augusta, Ga ' I've played m 14 Masters and I think my best ftmsh was 15th ' he satd 'The course ts JUSt not sutted to my game A shorter htlter ts at more of a Today's Sport Parade By Mll.TON RICHI't!AN UPI Sports Editor disadvantage at Augusta Na !tonal than anywhere else Charles won here on the 7~d hole when Ray Floyd, who was !ted wtlh him, took a hogey ftve on the 431-yard, par four 18th Floyd flew the green wtlh a mne-tron, chipped back 20 feel past the hole and left the putt short Charles caught Floyd on the 71sl hole when he dropped a !tve-fool putt for a bl~dte 3 The restdenl of Chrts!church, New Zealand who won the Brtltsh Open m 1963 had not scored a PGA tour vtctory smce clatmmg the canadtan Open m 1968 Charles who wtll be one of 13 foretgn players m the Masters held, reasoned that hts game was not slllted lor Augusta Naltona! for much the same reason Lee TreVInO ts passmg up the tournament ATLANTA (UP!) - One more pttch, one more flick of those 40year-old rmracle wrists of hts, and Hank Aaron's troubles wtll be all over Not Eddie Mathews' though He's in for some more bad news, commg from the same source 1t did last t1me, the baseball comrntsstoner Mator Leagu e Ltnesc ores Now that he's hack home, Hank Aaron can hardly mtss Wtth ..!l United PrPSS lnternatronal Atlanta opening an 11-game home stand tonight agamsl Los Amencan L eagu e 000 000 00 1- 1 S 2 Angeles, Aaron IS odds on to htt at least one mto the seats before Delro t Ba it more 500 000 oox - 56 I the Braves wtn~ up at home a week from thts commg Thursday Fryman Sla yback ( I) and Free han Gr mstey Rey nold S against San Diego (9) an d E tchebarren WP Hank Aaron wlll hear from Bowie Kuhn IIl'lllledta!ely after he Gnmstey LP - Fryman lreaks Babe Ruth's home run record He wtll hear tn the form of a diamond studded $3,000 wrist watch wtth the numerals 71>- l;'.~,~·,m• 01 0 oo2 oot 4- , tJ 2 Implanted in solid gold Balt•moce ooo 210 too o- 4 o o Walkec IBI H>ll e r al b t illh fr th Eddie Ma th ews w ear om e COmmmiSSloner so, u m 191Lagrow and Moses Freehan (9') Linescores an entirely different way J Jibem t""·' f BoWte Kuhn 'smessageto h'unmore J1k eyw1 ne~ormo a fine, poSSibly as stiff as $3,500, and that's pretty sttff because $5,000 IS as high as the comnusstoner ts allowed to go Mathews challenged Kuhn's authortty last Fnday mght when he satd he would not start Aaron m etther Saturday or Sundays game in Cmcmnati Kuhn got rtgh! back to MaUtews He told him he had unlimited power under the rules of baseball "I can suspend you for the rest of your hfe " Kuhn satd That shook MaUtews up a btl He backed off Now Kuhn feels he has to follow through, and tf Mathews IS at all curious how the comnusstoner usually does this, he should check wtth Charlie Finley, something of an expert on the subject For his part, Hank Aaron Is amnous to get no 715 over wtlh, not ooly because he has been shootmg at tt now for the past few years, but also because 11 will brmg htm reltef from some of the ques\Ions Not aU, but some Bad Day He didn't look good at all at the plate or m the fteld m Sunday s ii-3 win over the Reds, beiiig called out lwtce on slrtkes groun ding out feebly m hts only other time up and letting George Foster's sixth UUIIIIg fly ball drop for a double before departmg m the sevenUt The natural question in many mmds was whether Aaron trted as hard as he could, or had he made only a half hearted effort knoWUtg the Braves preferred htm to get the record back home Aaron never so much as blinked when the questton was put point blank to him -had he gone aU out' 'I dtd the best I could, • he satd, softly, m that almost -delicate way of his • I played the best I could ' 'Some people will naturally think you held hack ' one newsman offered " " 11 'lcan'thelp what peoplethnk, 'satd Aaron I played the best I could It's not that easy " Guesses a L<Jt In common with most httters,the good and the bad ones Hank Aaron guesses a lot Wtth Clay Kirby pttchmg for the Reds, Aaron kept guessiiig fast hall and Kirby kept foolmg htm w•lh sliders "Sliders, sliders, sliders," he muttered to Ralph Garr after Kirby struck him out the second strrught time III the third UUltng, inunedlately folloWUtg a three run homer by Darrell Evans Evans hit one of Kirby's last balls and never saw a slider all day , but nobody ptlches to lefth~nded httltng 2&-year-old Evans Ute same way as Aaron even thougli Evans dtd hit 41 home runs for the Braves last year One Uting overlooked m all the controversy over whether Aaron was or was not gomg to play those ftrst three games m Cincinnati was Ute fact the Braves had comnutted what could have amounted to a colossal $1 million blunder All Utey really had to do this wtnter was swttch thetr ftrs! three playing dates of the season, a relatively easy matter and 110methin~ that IS done by other clubs all the ttme Started at Home They could have asked to play their ftrst Utree games at home Fred Fleig, who superviSes the putting together of tlie Nattonal League schedule says he would have had to be recep!tve to such a requell The ,Braves never asked They goofed It could have cost them at least a million, which ts rough ly what theyfiguretomakenow on thtscurrrenthome stand Hank Aaron presrrved Ute • mtegrtty ' of baseball wtlh his 714th Tbw-sday and the ball club all that money when he dtdn't bit 715 Sunday ' The Cornmlasloner IS giving hiJII a watch The Braves ought to bulltl a civic statue of~ I Cue ll ar Reynold s (9) Jac kson 191 Je ffe ,on 1101 and He n drt c k s WP - Htller LP - Jack son HR - Slan lev Hor ton Gm h Cleveland N \~ct';~~· too ooo ooo- t s o r:~~.;~~~~x;- 71 1 Sander s (8) and Ell •s ' ' . cllll rng l° Dobso n and Munson WP- Dobson LP T drow HR - Munson Ca ltf 000 001 110 0.._4 10 o Chtcago 001 000 021 0- 4 14 3 s nge r May (Bl Selma ~9) Lockwood r 101 and rodnguez Kaat Agosta ( 7) Fors t er (Bl an d Herrm ann Down mg (9) Game ca ll ed at end ot 10 snow and cotd weather T e Oa kland 101 030 003- 8 9 0 Texas 100 020 010 4 l .d 0 Broberg Hargan (51 Merrtlt (9) an d Sundberg Blue F 1n gers (5) and Fosse WP Fmger s LP Brob erg HR sHar r ah Burroughs Jackson 12 1 Nr'lhnnal League Atlanta 004 tOO 000- 56 0 Cmctnnat 200 001 000- 3 9 0 N ekro and Oares K trby Norman {6 ) Hall ( 8) and Ben ch WP N ekro L P ~ K rby HR - Evans \ New Yo rk 000 000 045- 9 16 0 Ph I 001000 001 - 211 4 Ma l tack McGraw (81 and Grote Lonborg Watt (9) Wallace (9) Ron Dtorto (91 and Boon e WP Matlack LP - Lon berg H R- Grofe" San D 1ego 000 001 100- 2 8 2 Los Ange les 302 112 OOx - 9 12 1 McAndrew Mctntosh (3) Cpr k ns (6) Ramo {7) and Kendall Messer sm th and Fer guson WP - Messer sm tl'l LP McAndrew HR Garvey Wynn Kenda ll ~ Houston 001 21 0 000- 4 II 2 Sa n Fr 41 3 000 OOx - 8 9 0 Osteen Nagy (3) Forsch (7l and May W•tloughby Bragg (6) and Rudolph WP - Wtl toughby LP- Osteen H RK ngman Ra der Cht cago at Mont r eat 2 rain P I! Sburgh a1 St LOU tS r am ppd ppd SAGINAW Mtch (UP!)_ MUNUAY Gov Wtlliam G Mtlltken wtll RIVERVIEW PTA, 7 30 p m 1 mlerrupl a busy sehedule at the sc hool Program on Wednesday to greet Prestdent btcycle safety by a patrolman N11on at a welcommg rally Dad s mght wtll be observed that wtll kick off a campatgn POMEROY CHAMBER of swmg by Ntxon through Commerce noon at Metgs Inn Mtchtgan 's 8th Congresstonal MEIGS' GIR lS Athle!tc Dtstnct But the governor, a Republt Boosters 7 p m at htgh school TUESDAY . can up for re.eleclton, wtll not FIVE POINT Star Sltlchers, accompany the Prestdenl on a 7 p m , home of Mrs Roy motorcade through 11 roral towns m hts ftrst campatgnmg Holter CURT AND Charlotte Davts stnce the 1972 elec!ton , a organist and con tralto smgers, spokesman for Mtlliken satd respec!tvely, at Pomeroy Sunday Mtlliken stumped the Untied Methodtsl Church 7 30 distnct Saturday Ntxon wa s tnVIted to Mtchi each eve mng and 10 30 a m Palm Sunday ga n by GOP congresstonal BEAN DINNER, 6 30 p m a t candtdate James Sparlmg Jr , Metgs Chapter 53 Dtsabled who ts runnmg agamst DemoAmertcan ve terans Butternut cral J Robert Traxler m a Ave All members and wtves spectal eleclton for a seat are urged to attend Repubhcans have held smce EASTERN BAND Boosters 1934 7 30 p m 10 new band room at Since N11on accepted Spar htgh school hog's tnVIla!ton tp 'face the By Lawrence E Lamb, M.D MEIGS COUNT\' Rtdtn g people' last week, two MtchiDEAR DR LAMB - You Club 6 p rn at Rock Sprmgs gan newspapers have called told a reader who had arlhrttts Fa tr ground s Members to for hts restgnation both of Utat exerctses must be done brtng pamt bt ushes which endorsed htm tn both rtghl to he helpful I would be COMM UNITY Prayer 1968 and 1972 pleased to see a column on Ctrcle 7 3op m home of Mr There had been some ques- helpful exerctsmg I am not !at and Mrs Lee McComas, lion over whether Milltken, or overwetght but thtnk 11 D k who has been keepmg his Mtddleport Wt tam emos y dt stance from the ad- exerctse keeps one stronger and more Itt l am 64 and have leader All mvtled to attend mtnlslratton smce Watergate, poor pos ture and a soft d WINDING Tratl Gar en would be able to fmd tune to ftt Club 8 P m at the home of the President's VISit mto his somewhat protrudtn g ab domen If I gel htt wtlh Mrs Earl Thoma Mrs John schedule anylhtng or bump tnto Terrell to present the program Ntxon wtll arrtve at Trt.Oty Educaltonal dtspla) on spnng Airport at 10 30 am Wednes- anythmg hard or falltl seems time bulbs by Mrs Robert day Mtlltken ts to appear at a to sltr up the arlhrltts badly Maybe some safe and sane Thompson breakfast tn Soulhfteld that exerctse would put the body LEWIS MANLEY Amertcan mornmg m honor of U S Rep bac k tnlo ktlter by Legwn Auxtltary 7 p m Wtll13111 Broomfteld, R Mtch , slrenglhemng some of the Tuesday at the home of Mrs that also wtll be attended by muscles or pulling the organs Sherman Butler Vtce Prestdent Gerald R Ford back tnto a stronger WEDNESDAY In additton, he has a luncheon framework of muscles POMEROY . MIDDLEPORT engagement tn Toronto with DEAR READER - ExerLwns Club Wednesday noon at Ontarto Premter Wtlltam ctses for patten!B wtth arthnlts the Metgs Inn Davts on envuonmental must be mdtvtduahzed It POMEROY CHAPTER 80 matters depends a lot on whtch JOiniB Royal Arch Masons 7 30 p m are mvolved and the type of Wedne sday followed by arthrtlts l! one has a redBosworth Counctl 46 Royal Reedsvtlle swollen and lender JOmt from By Mrs L Baldwin and Select Masters, at 8 30 rheumalotd arlhrtlts then tt ts Classmates of Robtn p m both at the Pomeroy usually best to let such a joml Humphrey student at ~S U Masomc Temple • who spent the week-end wtUt rest In general for mtld cases of WHITE ROSE LODGE 1 30 her at her home here were p m at Legton Hall m Mtd Diane Ret chert of Dayton Lort arlhrttis, the best tdea ts to dleporl Wolfs of Cleve land Ltsa malnlam the full range of MIDDLEPORT Amateur Lebedm of Whtle Plams New motiOn of all joln!B as long as Gardeners 8 p m home of York, and Cheryl Cossum of posstble Thts ts a lot different Mrs Ferman Moore Program Severna Park, Md from trymg to develop strength on antiqutng flowers by Mrs Recent dmner guests of Mr or enlarge one 's muscles Mtchael Fry Scrapbook and Mrs C Ed Humphrey • One can develop hts own memortes by Mrs Edgar were Mr and Mrs Roger exerc tse roultne The tdea Reynolds and Mrs Guy Buckley and famtl y of should be to move each and every JOtnt lhrough ttl! lull Reynolds Pomeroy Rd and Mrs range of molton You could Lawrence Rose THURSDAY Vtstltn g with Mrs Bess start wtth the foot and raiSe the MEIGS COUNTY Humane Larkms recently were Mr and toes up and curl them under the Soctety 7 30 Thursday al the Mrs James Carruthers and fool, then Jlpread the toes out Thnfl Shop tn Pomeroy Penny of Loutsvtlle and Mrs Next move on to rotatmg the Preparaltons to be made for Dons Marks of Chesler foot to move the ankle Jomt openmg the shop, Aprtl 19 You can he on your back and Zerulh Chevalier and son, of LAUREL CLIFF Belter Belpre spent a day with Mr hit up one leg, stratghten your Health Club 7 '30 p m Thurs- and Mrs Edward Chevalier knee, then bend the knee day home of Mrs Bertha They also vtstted at the Usmg thiS method you can bend and stratghten your knee Parker Wtlhams-Balderson home I JUDGING RESULTS COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The 51st annual jtulgmg of the vocational agrtculture classes drew 3,000 htgli school studen!B Saturday to Ohio Sl<tte In team judgmg Muskmgum Jomt Vocaltonal School the atr.cooled engme, School won the datry com- Mechamcsburg Htgh School pelttton, TrtVaUey High S<;,hool the meats, Carey Htgh School the agronomy, Rt ver Vtew the wool and GreenfleldHtgh School the poultry, McLatn High School the liveMontgomery Jomt Vocational stock W. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST.. OFFICE HOU R~ y 30 TO 12, 2 TQ 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THU RS ) - EAST COURt ST , POMEROY I ,1ace Your 1 • •' Dudley's Florist o. • Guests from Galhpohs M.ddl e port Martella , Coolvtlle New Haven, W Va and Ravenswood W Va at tended the tnstallalton Friday mght of offtcers for Mary Shrine 37 Order of the Whtle Shrtne of Jerusalem at the Pomeroy IOOF hall Sprtng floral arrangemen!B made by Mrs Maxme Wmgetl decorated the hall for the m sl.allahon of Mtdgte Abbott as worthy htgh prtestess and Allen Hughes as watct.man of shepherds Dtsttnguished gues t s presented and mtroduced were _Mrs Imo ge ne Sanders , FOR RENT 1- Three bedroom furmshed apartment m Pomeroy Ntce yard and plenty of parkmg. ANOIIB GOOD IUY I AQM MICIR'I INROW CO. 992 3863 or after 6 0~992 5849 Lafa yette Shnne Galhpohs dtslrtcl deputy, and past ..or thy htgh pnesless Harland Sanders Lafayette• Shrtne Galhpolts de puty supr eme \\alchman of shepherds Mrs Juamta McPeck, Mattetta Shrtne Martella dtslnct matenal obJe ctiv e cha1r woman Mrs Pearl Re) nolds, Mary Shme, Pomeroy, dtslrtcl membershtp cha trw oman Vtda Carson, Martell<! Shnne, worthy htgh priestess Elbert Godsey Martella Shnne watchman of shepherds Past worthy htgh prteslesses presented were Esta Reese Lafaxette Shnn e, Ed tth Hutstnptll er , Mrs Marte Hawkms Mrs Mary Hughes Mrs Maxtne Wmgett Mrs Naomt Brmker, Mrs Bermce Wtnn , and 1 Mrs Barbara Dugan all of Mary Shnne Past Watchmen of shepherds mtroduced were John Reese Lafayette Shrtn e Cltnlon McPeek, Martella Allen Hughes, Jesse Brmker and Ernest Wmgetl, Mal) Shrme, Pomeroy Other vtsttors recogmzed mcluded Emtly Fratzer ' ' 1 ,• Best Rates In Tow~ 992-5130 r I \ I lAKER ' ........... • llfl .... ID. ' •• '• • '• Pomeroy . I b\ !\l rss 1 r rw PRIZES UNPACKED - Belly Ohlinger Rub) Ruse Stsson Ito 4 unpack colot fu l anunal replicas whr ch were ord ered as pnzes for the casmo of the Precept or l111pte1 Hrt 1 1tgma Ph1 Soronty wh en th e} CJ pcr 1te tile S1h er Slipper Saloo n on Apt al20 nt tht.: Po mer o\ Jmor Htgh audttortum vv anderers have meet POIN r PLEASAN1 - fhe OH KAN Wanderet s monthly cl c1ple r mee tin g of the Ndltonal Cam pets dnd Htk cl s Assoc iatiOn \\ IS held Mor da:~ 111 the /\pJhlid cht an 1\mhturrum AI nett Ro ush p1 csrdent opcn€'d the meC'tmg w c~s held \\till mn ounccments and pldn s for the comtn g S UIIHII~r at tr v1tres on the locdl and stall Mrs Jell ) J ot d <.~n secrelat y repot led on the NCHA W Va boa rd mcolu g held 1 eccrrtl) t~t th e WllmH Ca fe tet 1 1 Parke! sburl-\ Mrs June 1 ewts chaptet chc~ phu n g m c a s pc CJd l 1eadmg T\11 ee Dd v Pause ITi rHI \\ele tompletccl f 11 fu sl campuul at Fo1kct! Run State Pa1 k the Ap t tl 19 " eckend a nd clnh supper w1th the Oaklev Faud t ees and Ken neth Roushes m charge asstsled Ill all chaple t membe rs Saturday evemng f hrough the coUt tesy of Wes t Vrrgmw DTL lh 0 /11\) S it State Pa l k s \Il l! pr es td enl llltl II ICJJ l bLI of ti l! Po1n t Pic 1Sdl1 1 ( It\ Cr unr I Rec ll~ d tHJn 11 t om i ll ltel gd\l H 1lotl d the lt tes t ntn ts fll ~ Jodcl P 1tk \\I HI <' pe r s off a:rd ll:t M" IJ c_ f 11Hp111 J tlf lt lll ll t' n tu pr l' \ 11! I tJ l SlliH I Cl Sl.' IS If J1 11(' H IJ\ P I( JS H I PUJil l h \\ f .._tUJH LS I ISO Rl II gl\ ('Jl I Ill! w~ul d c r e l s ll tdplct h<LS supfH 1 ted p l c~ n s to contmut tu help prom ffe th1s 11t.,. puk Mer rbn s I nc dor c~ l ul11 1 llC \ d!l d \\ 1 rk to bt lll g goo d c rntpm g uOJ1c\rltons to the ~H e el rncludmg \\Jth rt Ea ster se tson thoughts In se t vmg c.ocl ilnd f lan s 1nd 1-lt Zl l \ l td! H lUS h fr 1111 lite r n ~mbe 1 s f I err ~Ill nw1nlwr s ell JOyed Sl ell: k IJ IX C~ d dPI~J il e d and ga\ c dev utwns Rusmess mcetrn g le ve l prt sldt nt s e::1ch fanuly present wa s 1ssued W~.; st Varg 1ma State Pd rks a nd Jn 1'175 Ill' \\ Cdll tp ~ 1tc::; Il l.' pl ill li Cd f\ f C IIlb ~ t S c\J s U t ~sul Ihe J uh I 1tll\ rt1 cs I hu:;e JULst n l \\ ~~ 1.: l eu 11 1 1 tmpson I hm ntu• Woods Robe1t I e\~ 1s n n I h o n l p ~o n !Jl' ll lg - Kttchen--shower betng planned A shu \\ ~,: 1 for th~.:: dtn t h k1 tl hen \' ilS pl(l rmed \\h en the Hrlh s r I plllll tg t xp~:ns~s tll\t { h !X IL I IOI till' lias sprr rg II 1\t s rclul dur 111g tile 11 I t.1lllg t! t l !ht I Lll S(!' I IS lh !h: r :\ftss S111 h Mr s E\ a Pt s~ 1uor 111d Mf s t-;eva bt L Sl. dr ul t n tpll li d ttdlhl' (Its..., tx tu du l tpprurtllun tu Ml s:-: ~111\ Vng1111 Hubtl f I tiH l rrpt lHI~ I\ I S 1\d I fl t \IL I f111 lht: r O( klllg ( I 1 r urd J r \111 1\1 I rug hhn f rr tlrt ( llrr lrt B \\1 p t n tuq \ ' It f lil tk "i \lt <.. ds Lxlt_ r l l i J :\I s~ S\ hll I b tr ~b 1' S~ l \.l l.' t.: ev cntn ~;: E JS tt! l ,1 t (i !0 .J Ill s IIlllS[ I' tth ~ bt eakfast at 7 30 1m spon vc rbook M1s !ur r ll gnC dnt l ron s usrng r plcJ)l' l I Cll c1 Nc 11 Spi r rt st: tiphuc Ps dm ~4 urd d lllt cl1tr lwn IN I F:X IN(, 1JUN M• s DOt oth y Duu gi.Ts Pomet oy l" 111 I cxrngton Oluo COlUMBUS (UP! I - 1 ony Mt s Suste \V<\[e MJS Jell\ Hull a c.tndtda tc fot the J( 1cl clll nd lv rm( lh H1 ush Derho crat1 c nomtnatlOn for secreta ry of state satd he would ~sstsl an elclerly woman men ts were se n ecl h om d table ce ntert el \\ 1th spt mg [[~§TI[[[R I I' \H \DI NG Our spec a! CIC (In ng pr ocess d ry w II pt I n ew - GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS DINE WITfl MAYUR Mrs Ph1l Memhart Mtss Et ma Smtlh Mr s E tlttlt Lannmg wer e Surrdd} e \ enmg dlflne z gue sts uf Pu111 e1 u ~ M1yor and Mts D 1le Sm tih TONIGHT 9 TIL 1 regtster to vote today the deadlme for rcg tslcnng to vote tn the May prtmary Hall cantpatgmng for door to-cl out rcgtstratton to he lp aged and han dtcappet! Ohtoans ])d rtlclpo te m electwns satd he ALL THIS WEEK! llALUt SP.tCTACULAB FTD ALLEGRO 1000 Happy Nest Yello\1 nettr ng \\<JS used ovet cloth M1 s IV1nge tl ated. tl c tc1 ble S~111 ders gm e g1tl<.:C pr ecethn g tl e ser vtn g of Stereo Precision II record changer wllh Micro Touche 20 tone arm Plays 33 \'J 45 or 78 sd ndvnc hes cookies pun ch rp m re c o r d s Cue c ont rol automati c shut off and 45 rpm adap ter M1c ro Tou c h~ 2G tone arm 0 am ond styl us fo rstereo and LP discs 3 mt l mr~nu fac tu re d s apph 1re I p far 78 rpm coffee Instruction given by club The Rutland Garden Club provtded the program fm the Natures Garden Club at the Ga lltpolts Stale In s~l ute on March 26 Ftve members plan ted rooted cult tQgs tn pottmg sot! m foam cups to be taken to the members rooms unltl ttme for outstde planlmg Cutlmgs of sultana begoma Jade phtlodendron Joseph s coa t were among those pr ov tded by the Rutland members who had rooted them tn preparatton for the prOJect parltct paled tn by 18 G S I club Help You Wtth of uthe1 fun d r dtsmg u.: tt\ r ttes of 1he cl 1ss \\ 111 be used c~ ncl fl o11 e1s ant! lighted Ia pe ts cUHJ let Robinson's • sl<tllatwns of Mane tta Shnne Aprtl 24 7 30 p m and Lafayette Shnne Galhpobs Aprtl 16, 7 30 p m The Juntor past wmlhy tugh pnestess Mrs Rey~olds and the JuniOr paB l watchman of shepherds , Ernest Wtngetl were escorted to the East whet e they were pt ese nted a gtft from Mary Shrtne and also Mrs h \" her home tc t11e Frankltn Countv fl nn•d of r:Iec ltons s talla tton ceremony refresh d ClUI l1p11 ~ dt { (JJ;.~tu.l \\ ould d~ the woman ft om Announced \\e re the rn ~< hilc flu\HIS confuted to a whee lchair Lafayette Slm ne , noble a gt ft fr om the offtcers wtth prophetess Da\ td Fratzet MTs Abbott mrJ ng the Lafa yet te Shnne assoc1ate pi esentat10ns i\ t the concl usiOn of the rn watchman of shepherds the ( u d \ ~ II O\\ tl1 e ref! es h III P II l t 1ble ( tke dnd Ice 11.: I I \\t It SC I \ld IJ~ Mrs 1\1 ttL \ I ts:-. 1r llld \ I s Stella Spring h I r dtsh t IIIIi r 1 lsl l ltd t-r tilt t I ss p rt ' dl ~UIIIl l wk rcs :\h s Nt ulz lltlg th 11 kul 11L \ lso pl.mncd '' ts tlu.: l !fl t l lss ft 11\ d rmr t stl \td \l t hcon to be sc rved Jll M ' 1--..--tht lr ghl r d f t r h i lnr d '' IIHI l B fo r t hl' P unL t 11' 11 ~1 1 1 Ill ~ lrol1d J\ bIZ 1.1 1 11 ts fu cmcn All munbcr s I \!)( th u! ch\\JIIb f lskcd toprtn ld{ 1111 ur ru d f1 1 M ,., n 11 rtlr llr( sum ethm g fpr the lu 1d 1t urt 1n d I 1 H mlh lu d t.: H pp\ ll1 r 1ll proceeds \\ Ill gu lt th{ \(_ Si ers Uld Bus) lk~: s tt P omel U} fll C! ll (' 1 ror til{) I) I l iCl p tl i II d I JIIIH \ !-. llppt I buJld rng fund 1td r PI It d t I{ l thJ I I ( IJUIIIII I \lit lilr !) IZ ll cx pc r~ scs On l\1dY I i 1 1 t 111 ( ~I IHI J ( t l ds \H I { Slj ll t d lllJge s.Tlc 1111\ be !Je ld In ll tC (l tss 111 the cltut1h ht s! II H:r t [ I \11 s M JiJd IV 1ft \ITS Anrr oun lcd dt the mu:trn g 1\1 u n D,uln 11 tl i\ \r ~ t I, 1 r ''e re communwn 1t .. 10 p nr K 11 1 p ttlcnt s c~t V{ht Hs rn the Sunda) Schoo l H nm on Mcm tt t! Hospr l<.li l\lr ss S111ll UJHI l I t h~ M~tu r d) Lllu tsd~t) t..' 11 cl tsr r 11 of tile Btble stud) d tss on llllli Hl g\\ l tllp ll )C I ft~ l t !I t r [ ld d) tt t.::,e r ! ~ s ting lrfc r. IIIH S \\t:'ll' pla1ed wrth p1rze ~ g0Hrg I 1 Mrs Ad[l The MEIGS INN IUth e~ Fot ests Booklet and Wes t Vtrglflta mall dtslnbulcd b) RF IUHNIN(, TUESDAY Dale and Jean Roush pubhctt y M1s Mildred Shu ster cha11 persons fo1 th e loca l Pom ezO) has s p ~ n t th e chapter .... eckend m Co lumbu s Wi th It t 1 An Apnl Fool box wa s stster M1 s C1t c~cc Me ret She prese nted to the chapl eJ \\til 1 e HI n home lu e~d w :t t ht.lp d€ fl n sor ctl b) the Suml ' ) ~c hofll Spr111y z nq n vour g a r., I tfl Up YuUT Hc.nls Sl ' \\ lt h dSS Js t,ll t:e fr om t he "ne11 ts Or ng yo Jr s n now f o I he far • ly we II r en ew Gult!en Rul e CIJSS of tho cla sses D onc~tl on s uf tulur cd t1 d<.:( d Ctu1st s hfe fronr P tl l 1 t h em Pum er IJ \ Cltut <.: h of Cht1 st met eggs 1nd coffee c 1kcs ._1f t St td 1\ 1d1c n lhe t 1\ "1s H JSCI Ill dl H OS d l l ldh ru csdtl ) C\Clllng d t th e I UlllC IICCded and dTI) UII e \\'\JO l: dl tlrrCJug h (!lJOd I l t d<-~ ~ wht.:n lf Mt s Ch 1rl es EskC\\ dondte ISdsked to contmt M1ss the) saul 0 ur 1f1 Hr111 to I he sht \H I 111ll be held 1l Sm1th th ~ next m eettn~ of th e d ctss Hoth th~ sc ru or unci lh~ F rster 11101 1111 g 1d1{ 1 lht' Btll McD Tille I prest ded Jt tile JU!l !Or chou s \\111 prat tlce on sdng ct n sl Is Hr sc r I ud 1\ mectu1g \\ Ill Mt !-i McD tntel Wedr1esd I} I t r 30 p m II \\ lS I n l 1 rrclu sron she re rd r portn rn d <.: unHn e ntcLl or t!IL g t._. tng d<.: \ ( llUns fl Jill Mu lt 15 dllflounccd On 1h u sddy Mrs s r gr rrfr ~ c~rr t:t uf ll1e 1 esurr t.:t:lJUr 15 tc w \ e1 " l'S I cr t oil c.J ll !\ eutzh11g M1 s Wrhn c~ h~ 11 e ll Ctldr rn c rniJcr ~ rH th ou1 ht" (Jn I M1 s Ada fir\ le T MJS Pdl F. .J stet Mr s r \C h II Srmth Huller M1s Rose GmU1c 1 mel l Unductcd g unes ''''" 1 ptt7 C' Mtss Sm tih wt\ 1 meet tt lhe g~ 11 1g to M1 s Me Dame I church to construct 1 lomb \tt e Hhll g bes tdes lh use 111d the n \\ rll meet r ~ 1111 0 11 nJ tn ed \~ e 1 e J e1t ) Fteld s Mr s S tlurday at I p m to deem ate St dnh~ \ Boss Mt s I ou ~ the church \\ tlh ltlres I h e mo~l fJIIflltl.rr nrt:ht ! lull 111 OshOI ne rnd l\11"s Denve r Clei s.s members w11l serve a K tpplt luncheon to the Mc1gs Count\ th e 111-1 ou11l~ ,, e.r 1~ JHOwl to He tired Teache1s 1\ssocr rtron un May 4 Pt ou eds h 01 11 th1s fll"('~elll tlw 1!'111111 VlSi tlll g her d,mghter Mrs M1 s C 111 ul Cox J ICk Prt tllCII F'l on en and farm!) Wt otlruff cm d Abbre A1n cll Rt ushcs Da le Ron s hes Oilkl e) F <HHl l ers \V ( c1dt u 1~ GE1S INVOLVED B t U\\II S Mt :i SIC\\ 11 members Mrs Eva Robson pres rdent of the Rutland Club Mrs Man e Btshop Mrs Peat\ Canaday Mtss Rub) Dtehl and Mrs Charles Roley were the mstr uct?rs They served reft eshrnents ft om a l<tble ce ntered with an egg tree surrounded bv pmk Easter bunny nutcups ~<htch \\ere gtven as favors wtth th e The FTD Happ y Nes t 1s long lasltng fresh fl owers or green and grow1ng planls pr ofe ssJona ll y arr anged tn our ex clus tve rat lan bae;ket $12.50 To 115.00 Dudley's Aorist 59 N Second St Mtddleport refr e-shments di SCS r=:-=::-:::1 Two Pluo Two Molrtx Dlgltlle Aulomattc FM/ AM Scale Soteclor Select the FM band only the FM tunmg scale lights up Select the AM band on ly the AM tunrng scale lights up ~ - /• • Add two more opt ro ~;~a t Allegro '" " )' '\ speakers and you can entoy 4dimensional so und from stereo • tecorcls. and added realism from matnx records The LABELLE • Model E584W Features 20 watt s peak power output FM IA M/Star eo ~M tu ner Otg tl te Stereo Prec ision ll reco rd changer w th M•cro·TouchoS 2G tone arm Allegro 1000 speaker systems ..._ ----; ; I b -....;,-- f 107 Sycamore l ! ll lt\ l u 1k lt :'i If il l f)U!I Ch \\I ll b e SCI H I \Uth l tlll n t rubr r brrn g 1sk t[ I 1 Installation conducted ' REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE M 11 ~ - Hamel Prescott Spofford Now that AprtliS at hand outdoor work wtll rea lly demand attentton Aprtl brmgs no letup m garden work both mdoors and out Indeed, there ts more to do now m our area than m any preVIOUS month Not only ts there much w do outdoors, but t! you are one of many who ratse lhetr own plants" These plants wtll demand much attention thts month m preparalton lor settmg out and thts atte9tton will be the measure of later success Since March of thts year was for the most part cold, many garden chores could not be done but there ts sttllltme to do many of them Lawns should be taken care of rtghl away They wtll beneftt from sweepmg and top-dressmg wtth a mtxture of humus sotl and fertiltzer Bare spots should be sown, for grass seed succeeds best when sown early New lawns should be seeded immedtalelv Sweet Peas._Larkspurs, Cornflowers and Popptes should be sown at the earliest opporluntty Wmter mulches should be removed from flower beds now Complete the setlmg out of all dectduous (leaf losmg) trees now before the new buds expa nd Magnohas are one exceptton to this rule They do best tf transplanted m May Aprilts the month to plant dormant roses After they begm to leaf out, only con tamer grown roses should be planted Replace perenmals which have been wmterktlled Before growth ts far advanced, plan!B of perenmal Phlox perenmal Asters, Boltomas, Helemums and other late-summer and fall flowermg perenmals whtch form refdiiy divtded clumps may be spht up and planted The strong 9uter por!tons of the clumps whtch constst of young growth are Pfelerred to the worn out, older, mner parts Be sure to dtvtde your Chrysanthemums m thts manner and you wtll be amazed at how much mcer the plants will bloom m the Autumn DO Nar dtVIde such early flowermg perenmals such as Bleedmg Heart, Onental Poppy, Columbme, lrts or PyretlJrun> Wrut until later m the season, after they have bloomed The ftrst plantmg of Gladloh can be made a week to ten days before the expected date of the last frost whtch would be about May 1 m our area If you have frutl trees follow spray sched ules wtth care If you are m doubt about spraymg, dtrecl your ques!tons to our local extenston offtce They can help you Garden spots should be prepared and such vegetables as potatoes omon, peas bee!B, radishes and early leaf lettuce can be planted Cabbage plants can be set out soon If you have cabbage plants and are unable to get them set out, the) should be • heeled" mlo the ground, or planted m a bWlch 'Outdoors If you put them III a clfn of water or some other manner, the} wtll yellow and die DO NOT attempt to plant such seeds as Strmg Bea ns , Ltma Beans, Corn, Cuctpnhers, Melons, Tomatoes or Peppers They must watt until alltdanger of frost ts past and m our area, that ts about May 10 EJian to make successton sowmgs of many vegei<tbles, m small quantities, and you will have sucoulent young cropa to harvest over a long pertod of ttme Plan to plant at least one new vegetable III your garden each ye"ar on a lrtal basts Wtth the rtsmg cost of grocertes, tl has been predicted that many people will be growiiig thetr own vegetables thts year, and those who do wtll discover the supertor quahty and freshness of homegrown vegetables and somehow then we wtll know that all the hard work has been worthwhtle Happy gardenmg 1 tt S111t th pr rs1denl t thL prug r !1111 cunn r 1\lct f1 t thr t ct.:c ptwn \\C i t: M :; lr~r tt ~ Ne ut z hn ~ Mrs M 11 ' Ski 11 cr Mrs Neva Se ~ frr cd 111 I Mr s A gush of btrd-song , a patter of dew, A eloud, and a rainbow's warning, Suddenly swtshine and perfect blue An April day tn the morning 7Ii;JW.,.Atufl&u, INSURANCI -- • •• PACKAGE POLICY ltl.TAL COVER,AGE Our complete co~prehensive homeowners' policy covers loss due to fire, t,heft, storm dam~ge, more. One prerruum. VISIT IN COLUMBUS Mr and Mrs Bob Hoefltcb and Jayne Lee, Htgh St , Pomeroy were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Mtke Hammer and daughter Ktmberly Lynn Columbus ' VACUFLO DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY leave loud noise where Jf belongs- Out of your hom e 992-2143 FOREMAN & ABBOTT ' I 102 W. Miun The DEXTER · Model E587W II s So )6....&/t~ Ct>cck Wtth Us Before You Buy CII SS i\pporn tecl By Mrs Stacie Arnold Wildwood Garden Oub Exercise must be done correctly EARLY meet ng 1rf ll c II •PP\ Cl ur d1 I rtd L\ 111ght Apnl a busy month }01 ganlene/'.J affect many apphcants tn Metgs County For SSJ purposes there are two types of resources hqutd resources and non-hqutd resources Ltqutd resources mclud e cash bank accounts savmgs and loan accoun!B, certiftcates of depost!, stocks bonds, and other mvestments Non-hqutd resources mclude real estate, jewelry anltques, and olber durable tlems A car and home of reasonable value are excluded m determtng a person's resources However only one car per fallilly may be excluded, and only one acre of ground may be exlu~ed as a home EASTER FLOWERS d IILf\ CS h.' l :-i progress'' was ~ not made m El"ployes sought to organtze thetr effor!B :0 ~am recogntlion students, but was adv!Bed not to by national headquarters by the untverstty Even though the student Wtlson satd the school dtd not recogniZe the student union he- group claims more than 500 cause tt dtd not represent 50 workers want to join the union, per cent of the 2,200 student Wilson says there are 224 valid workers on campus He satd if members after federally Utere IS to be a student uruon, tt funded work study students should be representative of all and those who work only 15 hours m two pay periods are students The Amencan Federal•on of eltmmated State County and Mumcipal For example tf 'll person owns a home and ftve acres of land, the extra four acres would be a resource, and if the land ts worth more than $1,500, an mdtvtdual would not be eltgtble for SSI payments Thus a person wtth a farm worth $20 000 would not be eltgtble for the SSI Program, even L~ough hts mcome mtght be very low How wtll lhts affect small farmers' Let's take the example of a man who owns R 70-acre farm Any non-ltllable land wtll be counted as a resource Whether the tillable land wtll be counted as a resour ce wtll depend on whether he has shown a reasonable profit m the last few years If he has not shown ' a proftt, all of the fartn , mcludmg !tllableland, wtll count as a resource, except for the one-acre whtch ts excluded as a restdence If the farmer has shown a • through tls full range of reasonable proft!, the tillable motiOn land wtll not be counted as a Just keep m mmd that some resource, but the mcome will JotniB rotate, others are hmge cause reduction m the monthly jOtn!B and open and close such amount of the person's SSI as Ute knee and elbow Your check Whether a proftl has arms can rotate both forward been earned can be shown by and backward at the shoulder ttx returns or crop sales sltps JOtn! and a record of crop expenses Each day try to move all of The resource luruta!ton has your dtfferenl JOtn!B from your been an area of considerable toes to your head as far as you mtsunders tandtng among can move them comfortably Metgs County's small farmers Often a good tune to do lhts ts Anyone havtng ques!tons JUSt after a warm shower or about Supplemental Securtty bath The muscle wtll be warm Income beneftiB can call the and wtll stretch more eastly , Soctal Securtty Offtce at 592I Such exerctse wtll lend to 4448 prevent your muscles from shortemng and contrtbutlng to de!ormtties wtth arthrttis Now these are JUst do-ttyourseIf suggestions I would much prefer that anyone wtth •• arlhrtlts be under the careful supervtstOn of a doctor or a rheumatology clime to help htm map his own program ' A gotJd phys10theraptst wtth a rheumatology group can do a For Out Or lot to help you learn how to do Town Dehvenes the rtght ki~d of exerctses Most larger hosptlals have such departments CALL: 446-1777 If your condt!ton warran!B tt you can engage tn a regular datly walking program But, 59 N Second thiS ts no subsltlule for a Mtdd leport, program destgned to help aU your muscles and omtB ll tJ \ t ries rllld plll jetl'i p i ll flLd < , The new Federal Sup pleme nlal Secunty Income Program launched tn January under the supervtston of the Soctal Securtly Admmtstratton ts destgned to guarantee a mm1mum mcome for persons on low mco me who have hm1ted resources On e area of mlsunde r s tandtng a mong prospecltve appltcants concerns the resource ltmtl.a!ton An mdtvtdual can have up to $1 ,500 m resources and a couple ca n o-.. n up to $2 250 m resources and still be ehgtble for SSI payments The followmg hopefully wtll clartfy lhts What ts a resource' The answer to that queslton wtll A IIWth~! -{\ JUKhtu I{ Ct: plrull (1(1 M I) lO " ~· ~ till If g Sl\ ll d A weekly feature of Metgs Cowlly Ga rden Club members ou students to meet today ATHENS, Ohio (UP! ) - Stu dent workers at Ohto Umverstty sought a meelmg today or Tuesday wtth OU Director of Personnel Ward Wtlson tn attempts to gam recogrulton of the Ohio Umverstty Student Workers Umon A spokesman lor the newly mcorporate d group, Bruce Mttchell, satd the student workers threatened to strik• Ut!S week if 'substanh•l o Notes . ... Resource limitation under s~·;:T;i· Mich~an FSI regulations explained ; ; campmgn t Calendar., i . procedure, were apparently forwarded to the Whtte House,' Alexander said "I think tt was appropt!ate to do so " Alexander satd 'But I don't do so, because I think that Utat practtce could well be capable of IIIL!COnstruction at best, and l see. no reason to do so ' He refused to ldentily the subjec!B of the "sensitive" by name or as bemg on etther Ute reports, m our sensttive case 'fnends I Qf Henenues I! list Mother-Daughter reception will be event of May 10 l)j:?l / . 8 Green Thumb he took offtce about mne monUts ago Alexander also dented a suggestion by Sen Lowell R WelCker, R.Conn , Uta! Ute White House used Internal Revenue Servtce ftles as a sort of lendmg library ' of tax mformatton about persons Prestdent N11on s staff liSted as the adrmmstration's frtends and enemtes 'But certam senstltve case Nixon in Charles captures GGO GREENSBORO, N C (UP!) - You 'd think a guy who JUSt won $44 066 swmgmg a golf club would have oome con fidence about hts next tournament Not so wtUt Bob Charles The left-handed New Zealander won the $22fl,OOO Greater Greensboro Open wtth a 14-under par 270 Sunday, postiiig a final-cound 68 on the va lue, but under hts stewardshtp 'm that respect we are breakmg new ground ' Alexander also sa td hts agency m the past had furrushed Ute White House wtth reports.__gn some ' senstttve' tax cases but he had stopped the pracltee 'Some tnformation was fur mshed to the Whtte House, but Utere was no contmumg pattern ' Alexander satd He satd he stopped Ute practtce when I Pomeroy , 9~-742~ 1 P H 992 5231 Itt AUTO BANK Features 20 watts peak power output FM/A:M /Ste re o FM tun er 01g 11lte Stereo Preo1s1on 11 record changer wrth M1cro Touch• 2G tone arm a ~track tape player Allegro 1000 speaker sys tsms DRIVE IN HOURS Mon toThur s 9to3- Fnday9to 7 Sat urday 9 to 12 CASH GIVEAWAY Eac h week $20 hrsf prb:e SIO sec'Ond ss fh•rd Reg1 ster free Wmner s wil l be not 1f1ed Drawmgs Aprrl6 13 20 27 May 6 Onve tn f ry fht s new '"on vent ent ser vt ce INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS 992·2635 Mtddleport EV122 \ MIDDLEPORT �' - -, 6 - The Dmly ~>e nt m e l M1ddl e por Pill c1u' 0 ' Apnl 8 19H Serttinel Classif1eds Get Results! 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IS IT COLOR FADED7 · 992 2094 Pomeroy Mam Cavle Channel Ftve 7 p m - Local News 7 JO p m - Opera! on Intrigue B JO P m - Country & Western 9 JO p m - Superstar Theatre l" or Free Estimate lnqutre now about a beautiful new roof tn la sh on co lor s OFFICE SUPPLIES and Pomer<'IY Ph 992 2174 POMEROY HOME & AUTC:S 606 E w 6 6 6 6 All WEATHER HARI7NARE ' fURNITURE 6 6 7 l AU WEATltER HARDWARE $52~0 7 8 8 8 DITCHING SERVlCE Auto Sales RON AND KAREN THOMAS Help Wanted PAPER CARRIER . . --------- VW AND DA I SUI' SPECIALIST 15 Abbott& Costelloe Wild WlldWest6 M<JV e The Flight of the Phoenix 13 9 JO - To Tell the Truth 3 Secret Storm 8 9 55 - Chuck Wh1le Reports 10 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3 15 Cotnpany 6 Jokers W ld 8 10 10 JO - Jeopardy3 4 15 Gamb 18 10 11 00 - Wizard of Odds 3 4 15 M1ke Douglas 6 Password 13 Now You See II 8 10 11 30 - Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L1fe 8 10 11 55 - CBS News 8 Dan I me l s World 10 12 00 - Password 6 Jackpot 3 15 News 8 10 13 Bob Braun s SO 50 Club 4 12 30- Spilt Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Celebr ty Sweepstakes J 15 12 45 - Elec Co 33 12 55 - News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Concentrat on 8 Not For Women Only 15 What s My Lme? 10 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 lJ As the Wor ld Turns 8 10 2 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3 4 15 Gu d ing L ght 8 10 New lywed Game 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 G rl ln My Ltfe 6 13 Edge of N ght 8 10 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp tal 6 13 Pr ce Is R ght 8 10 Book Beat 20 3 30 - One L1fe to L1ve 6 13 Ph f Donahue 4 How to Survr~e a Marnaae 3 15 Women 20 Match Game 8 10 4 oo--Mr Ca rtoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 Se same St 20 Love Amencan Slyle lJ Lucy Show 8 Huck and Yog 6 Mov1e Hell Below Zero 10 4 JO - Gilligan s Is 6 13 Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpot 4 Hazel 8 5 00---Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Mer¥ Gntfm 4 Andy Gnfhth 8 B1g Valley 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 1J 5 30 - Beverly H lib Illes 8 Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 15 Hogan s Heroes lJ 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 News 3 4 Truth or Cons eq 6 News 8 10 15 L11ias Yoaa & You 33 - AIR CONDITION NOW7 YES! For Rent or Lease Busmess Opportumlles TH£ DAILY SENTINEL - ------------- For Sale AU WEATHER HARDWARE Real Estate For Sale Employment Wanted CARRIERS IN TUPPERS PLAINS AND REEDSVIUI WANTED HELP WANTED POMEROY PERSON TO STAY Wlllt SICK LADY A ----~------------- TEAF.ORD Wanted To Buy FEW HOURS A DAY WANTED MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER PHONE 992-2358 WIN AT BRIDGE Play based on opponents' b1ds NORTH 8 • J 107 3 'A7A K Q85 .A3 WEST EAST .92 .86 'KJI06 ,83 +2 +A9764J .KQJ954 .1082 SOUTH 1m • AKQ54 'Q952 Lost The Da1~ Sentmel + RUTLAND', BARGAIN CENTER West __: THE WISEMAN AGENC1 GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM j ------ ---------f-,-- -- - • \ • ! 1 I North East 2<1o 3<fo 3+ Pass 3• Pa ss Pass Pass Pass Oswald East s three dta monds b1d was made to sug gest a lead If North had doubled East would have run to four clubs a contract that would only be set one tnck tf West played correctly North d1dn t bothe1 to double and the spade game wa s reached. J1m Th1s hand 1s gtven as an example of how ~n alert declarer bases h1s play on knowledge of h1s opponents 1)1ddmg methods The de fense started With the ace of d1amonds a d1amond ruff and the kmg of clubs lead S:outh took dummy s ace drew trumps w1th wo leads and dtscarded h1s last club and a heart on dummy s good d1amonds ThPn he ruffed dummy s last club and s tud1ed the heart sUJt Oswald Playmg bndge m a vacuum South would cash dummy s ace of hents and lead a heart toward hts queen This play wo uld work 1f East held lht kmg of hearts or West held the doubleton kmg In th1s lattel" ca1*' he would have to g1ve South a ruff and a d~ard J m It would also have fatled mtserably th1s lime and South was sure that 11 would Wests two club over call had marked h1m wtth the kmg of hearts If he only held two hearts he would have held an etght card club su1t So South entered dummy w1th a trump led a low heart stuck m h1s nme after East followed and poor West was end played 'Uto _________ __ _ I am a mamed man of 40 w1th lhree fme ch1ldre n bull fu m love wtth another woman a nd m y wife IS m love w1th a nother man However she wdl no~ gtve m e a di vo rce wtthout a ba ttle My lover Eleanor has the sam e proble m Eac h ttme 1 a sk her ro leave her husband (who knows a bou t our ~year affa rr and apparently hates her for ll ) s he sa ys she cm t a fford 1l She has lwo c htldren In a nswe r lo the young peron who sees the oldsters rushmg around m their Cadillacs breaking the speed law and burmng up gas A lol of young people also rush around 1n therr sm a ll cars and many are out lor fun not merely on therr way U> work I see more sports cars weaving m and out of trafftc than 1 see s peedmg gas hogs As for us hanging on U> our big cars often we re stuck With them Just beoause w.e re older doesn t mean we re wealthy We re s wa mped wtth payments inflation bills Just as our mcome s star t g omg down At a p omt when we thought we d earned the r1ght Ia enjoy life I want a r eal marrtage - w1th E lean or a nd 1 m w1lhng to pay for 1t Sure you lose a lo t when there a r e contesled divorces and you must oons 1der the chtldre n ( whic h 1 ha ve 1 but " th1s a ny way to go on ? - WHAT TO DQ ? Dear WTD For Tuesday Apnl9 1974 It appears your wife and your lover have the same a lti tude they want the secunty of an establis hed home a nd fa nu l) plus the excttement of an affa rr Perhaps they sens e tha i d1vorce and remarrtage nughl e nd lhe fun and m th1s the y re more realiSllc than you Or maybe your wtfe IS gettmg eve n by prov mg sl e can have her mate and c heat hun loo - smce HE strayed first Smce you ca n l Uve wtth the perso n you love m a k e a r eal effort ro love the person you h ve w1th . s n tthe re a c ha nce a ll of you could s tart over mmus affmrs a nd fmd what you losl f1ve years ago ? - H +1-+ Dear Helen Constder the poor ga s slatwn m anager m these d ays of trate customers with empty tanks When we run s hort or ra1se prices we re threatened sworn a t and haled We re a lso g omg broke 1 hope you II pnntthe enc losed a d cl1p ped fr om a n Oreg on news paper durmg the acute March gas fanun e It s hows wh a t we all are gomg through - GAS STATION OWNER WOULD YOU UKE TO OWN THIS BUSINESS? LOOK " Butldmg - Company owne d Product - Company c ontr olled Prtces - Gove nunent controlled Incent1ve program Pohttc ally Controlled REWARDS 1 Open two hours per day 2 Custome r abuse 6 30 - Ne w$ 6 810 NBC News 3 4 15 Your Fu ture s Now JJ Room 222 13 7 00 - Wh at s My Lm e 8 Dusty s Tra I 23 Ele c Co 20 Truth or Conseq 3 Bea t the Clock 4 Ne w s 6 10 Marco Spor t I tc 33 H gh Sc hool TV Honor Soc e ly 15 7 30 To Te ll the Tr uth 6 New Pr ce s R ght 8 0 R F D 20 Hollywood Squares 3 John ny Mann s S a nd Up & Cheer 4 Lass e 15 Rea dmg for the C ass room Teacher 33 I Am Joe s Sp ne l J 8 00 - Happy Days 6 3 B I Moye r s Journa 33 Nova 20 Adam 12 3 4 15 Peanut s Ca r toon B 10 8 30 - Ha wan F1ve 0 10 Move Mel¥ n P urv s G Ma n 6 3 Stanley Cup P a y off 3 4 15 Three Day s Tha t Chang ed T 1e World 8 9 00 Black Journal 33 Th e Way Th n gs Are 20 9 30 - N BA Play off 8 10 Book Beat 20 10 00 - Marc us We lby M D 6 13 Wash ng ton St a gh t Ta lk 33 News 20 10 30 - Day at Ntght 33 11 OO - Johnn yCa rson 3 4 15 S gnltDea th6 13 Ne ws 8 10 12 00 - Mov e Cha ndle r 8 The Sn per 10 1 00 - Tom orrow 3 4 News 13 Take F ve fo r L fe 15 News 4 2 00 7 00 p m 7 30 p m 8 30 p m 9 30 p m - - Cable Cha nne l F ve Local New s Wa sh ngton Deba tes Guns! nge rs Underworld ARIES (March 21 April 19) Somelh ng yo u re nvolved n requ es a lit e mo e del eel ve wo k on your pa t to gel a un de ly ng la c i s Sia 1 p ob ng TAURUS (Ap"l 20 May 201 B ng a the !tie de ta Is lor d sc uss on n you r par ne s h p dea l ngs so there s no m s unde stand ng la te GEMlNl (May 21 June 20) In anyth ng yo u do for ano the r I ada} pa y par c u ar attent on to h so he ns truct ons Fo low them o he let e LEO (July 23 Aug 22) A persona l htm y matle s best kepi w lh n the home Look o yo ur se ves no ou ts de s to SCORPIO (Ocl 24 Nov 221 Informal on ece ...-ed th ough an nd v dua you know on a lr e nd y bas s w I I I nto your p esenl plans n ce ly SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) Someone who fee ls she can tru st you w II coni de n you Keep what you are Ia d n st c tesl conf de nee CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Th s s a good day to d s cuss a sens tve ma Her I hal s been on your m nd a te y re gard ng you and a c ose c hum AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) It s go ng to be up to yo u to speak up n de le nse of you nterests You cant de pend up on anothe r to te you s tory we ll PISCES (Feb 20 Ma<eh 20) Be s ure yo u o l o w whal you 11e worked o ut n you m nd as to how you II hand e a ce ta n p ob e m No las m nute c ha nges solut ons VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 221 A pa w II ha"Ye cons lrucl lve ad v ce fa you Although wha t he says ma y hu t h s sugges t ons .. a e we ntent oned LIBRA (Sepl 23 Ocl 23) Be fore nvo v ng you se ll n othe ac t VII es lak e ca re of s tuat ons thai he p produce a la lle bankbook April 9 1974 An old nte es t thai you lhought was of smal va ue w be e v ve d th s ye a To your surp se w p o ve p ohta ble Unscramble theae four Jumblet, one letter to each square to form fo ur ordmary words t _,J= 5 Patches 39 Drumbeat 40 Des1g nat ed 41 Body JOi nt r e pa1rs 11 Wet ones DOWN wh1stlc 12 AdJu st to 1 Ongmatc der ve 2 Postul at e harmony 13 Cal ch s1ght of U What bab1es do 15 W1rc measure ment 16 And h ow 17 Young ster 18. Wyomm g mountatn range 20 Sk1rt fash10n 21 Fraction 3 F lat[e r c r (hyph "d sl) 4 Km g ( Sp l 5 ObVIOUS 6 W11low 10 Sl abbiCr 27 T1 rad e 16 f onwd Serge ant harangue 30 Golf '1 Summer 19 U1 s poke n 20 W ate re d score 32 Actt css Yesterday • \nswer genus fa Jr c 23 Lc:,_ast ( Fr ) 8 D1v1d n g excess B ax t ct 34 Y rn 36 I reparc for battle 37 B1bh c 11 orrg nal 24 \rlls t s need 25 Su t dor e d profi ts (3 wds I 9 He ghle n eraft 22 - over lightly 23 Famous b aby doctor 25 Bengal 27 Rat! brrd 28 De scende d (poet ) 29 - de menthe 31 Man s mckname 32 Land measure 33 Consume DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -Iter e s how to Mrk tt II AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW 6RANP FOl'l. 50ME I!IOR1N6 FOR OTHEFI:G One letter SJmply stands for another In th iS sam ple \ 1s used for the three L s X for t1 e t wo 0 s etc Smgle le ll c1 apostrophes tl e l ength and form atiOn of th e \\ ord s arc al h ots Each day the code lclte rs are d1ffcren t CRYPTOQUOTES 'l Now arranre the c1n:led !etten to ronn the aurprloe answer u (Aalwen • ACROSS 1 E xch a nge blows 35 Type of fuel 37 Seaweed liy product 38 Shandy s I:======~,;1=====-...:•::u~rr~eo:tecl~ I I by the above cartoon ._I_:.:.;;;Prill=llle=·=~~~=-==lln'-----'1 r I xI I J Saturday 1 ~!Uaf·~by THOMAS JOSEPH creator IFREPER~ PROOCE ~ w• 26 Ankles ~lm'iOOffi~;-u..t::~~ YOVIR I don t feel sorry for the y oun g ones - they can s tand a httlc de privation since they ne ver before knew what tl was - bu( m the over-50 crowd have earned our str1pes We deserve a few creature comforls and we gel prec10us little these days If lh1s ml!llns keepmg our btg cars a nd turnmg our lhe r m osta ls tu "2 degre es I m for 11 Let the y oung ca1ry th e luad for a c hange READY FOR A REST BliT DE P [(JVED OF IT l &OIIIOITOW) lu•nhl•• EIGHT JOKER COMMON BECAME Aruwer HolD to Gooid be111111111 o.ut.ider-ENTER CNL DSRA NVHCDGA VH Tg CA CD JL D J L GL JGVCL V C YOU LEAVE HiM ? WHAT OID HEOO> (0 lt'IC I:IDI' I'Mtana S7adlca te, Inc ) ITS WHAT He t:lOESN'T DO 1l<AT$1DRN U:'> APART t-OOK WRMAtJ A 747 1 0 ALLEY OOP BECAUSE T HAT KIND OF S IMPLE l.OGJC IS TOO COM PllCATED F<JR THEIR DEVIOUS LITTLE MINDS ALLEY NEW SPAP ER ENTERPRISE ASS N • LOOKV, PAW·· J: JEST FOUNO ME The b1ddmg luis been " 1• I West Norlh East Soulh Dble Pass 1• Pass ? A LUCKI( NICH:EL LET 5 JU5T SA~ M¥ PR DE HAD THE FLV OKA~ CHUCK You South hold .108854 'AKQ83 +AJS·What do you do now? ii.-Bid lwo clubs. You plaalo raise .Pades slro"'!IY taler on A lour spade call rlsht now would be lnodequate • • \ ' \ D YellerdaJ'• CrJploquole 'TIS EASIER TO 111AKE CElt TAIN THINGS U:GAL THAN TO MAKE THEM LEGlll KATE -NICOLAS CHAMFORT TilE BORN LOSER THEN Wl;IY D D Cll JVRTL By Oswald & James Jacoby 1-·----·--------- RUTLAND FURNITURE Dear Helen Dea r He le n Opening lead-+ 2 SENTINEL .:::~:::.::~:::__1~=:.....:=======-===r=-==:.:-::_-:_:-::_-=-=--===-:_ Answer Tomorrow • • Want The1r Mates And Cheal log Too of s tanding 1n commumty North South vulnerable Real Estate For Sale O~T-on-~e~~;;Zag -~a~~:~ ~~----3-~ TODAY S QUESTION You b1d two clubs and your partne r b1ds two spades What do you do rrow? Us. Bv Helen Buuel Loss + JlO Real Estate For Sale PHONE 992 2156 POMEROY, 0 Helen Help 4 .76 THE DAILY ------ --- ---- TUESDAY APRIL9 1974 00 - Sunrise Semmar 4 Sacred Heart 10 15 Concern & Comment 10 25 - Farm Report 13 30 - Bible Answers. 8 News 6 F ve M nutes to Live By 4 Rev Cleophus Rob nson 13 35 - Columbus Today 4 <IS - Farmt me 10 Morntng Report 3 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 13 Osmonds 6 30 - Rocky & Bullwmkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 1() New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Jeff s Coli e 6 25 - Jack LaLanne 13 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00- Paul Dtx.on <I Fr endly Junct on 10 AM 3 Ph1l Donahue 20", 3 HP Notice Television Log 1 00 - What s My Llne-8 Elec Co 20 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 lOithReOradlng for the Classroom :reactler 33 Circu s 13 Easter w al Roberts 3 Wacky World of Jonathan nte r s 15 1 ~OH ~~ck Owens a Lock Stock & Barrel20 To Tell the Truth o ywood Squares 4 Ep SOde Action 33 Muntc Jpal Court 10 Beatthe Clock 13 Atlanta Salutes Hank Aaron 15 ~! 8 00 - National Geographic 6 Rookies 13 GunsmoWe 8 10 BasebaiiJ 4 15 Much Ado About Noth~ng 20 33 9 oo - Here s Lucy 8 Easter with Oral Roberts 10 Mov e 1 0 nee Upon a T me ln the West 6 9 30 - D ck Van Dyke 8 10 00 - WomenoftheYear 197.48 10 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 20 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnny C.arson 3 4 15 Mov te Wutherlng He ghts a Beloved lnltde 10 12 1s - News 6 13 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Take F1ve For L fe 15 2 00 - News 4 From the large st Truck or Bulldoze r Ra dia tor to the s mal est Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Radiator Spectaltst I PAINTING ( - after havmg suffered through several wa r s a depresswn ratiCning a lifetime of hard work - we s uddenly realize we re back where we started with too h tUe mon ey for too man y ex penses 3 F ma n" lal mvestment Jt!Opardtzed MONDAY APRIL9 1974 .~ A PARTM E NT w th pr va e entrance bath bedroom n ce Stop In and See Our Unde r New Management MATERIALS CO k tc hen r e fr g e rator and PA R ASOL Bo ut Que Beau V Floor D1splay N 7nd Middleport s tov e Gent e m e n p e a se Mason , W Va . HOUSE KE EPER nee d ed Ca I 773 >554 ;:,a on ex to Ska e A Way N MEM OR Y o M s Fa ye Corner of Second Avenu e and F ed C Kes e rson P om e oy R o e R n k An n ou n ce d Logan wh o pa ssed away 4 ' L n c oln Str ee t Phone 992 Oh o Phone 992 6668 s p ng s p c a s 0 p r cen . LJ!L years a go Ap r 8 1970 4 2 6t p 5508 o n a pe r ma ne n s an d SPECIAL We have onl y you mem or y 4 5 3t c f os ng s fr o m Ap 9 - - --------dear Mo m To che r sh ou DON'T DRIVE A FUL L T l'v E b .;~ m a d a nd th oug h Ap r 30 c a 965 41 4 who e fe th roug h YEAR OLD mob e hom e 2 partt m e help wa n led App y f o appo n rT C I S n dr a But swe et n ess w ng e e5 turn shed bed oom ut n pe rson on y Wh s per ng K e ns ope a tor GAS GULPER forev Pr As w e c he sh the Water Lines and Power Phone 742 5980 P nes N le C ub 4 7 12t c Middleport 0 2nd Ave N m e mory of you 4 1 6tc 4 2 6tp L nes All work done by the Sad y m ssed by he tam ly OR A GAS HOG Now under new foot or contract Also doter KO SCO T KOSM E T CS & 4B1c T UR F TRIM pu s h ty p e w G~ 1-o r a good ne of management Nork and septic tanks mTR A LE R spa ce for renl n Phone Stanley 949 2789 rota r y mower Has Br ggs & Co s me cs end y s e v c e Rae ne Ptlon e 992 2429or 992 ' "'lied and someon e o c hat w th 7 nch Str atto n e ng n e Bumper tt' Bumper 283 8 g ve c a ca I He en J an e 3 29 t'fc 1965 IM PAL A Chev o et for pl a s t c wh ee s loop s t y le CALL Poll y s Auc t on or s op by See or Call Serv1ce B own 99? 5 3 sa e Ca l 949 4411 aft er 4 30 p t ubular handl e ( 22 1982) to g e t r d of those unwanted J 9 He Bob or Roger Jeffers Fore1gn Cars Welcom;, MOB L E hom e 2 bedroow m tern s Se 1 t ttl e a uc t on Nay 4 A 4t c u t t e s pa d Rea son a ble 537 H gh Stree M dd epo I Day 992 7089 POMEROY LANDMARK r ent no pets Phon e 992 7338 992 3509 Op en 9 a m to 5 p m 1953 FOR D w th good body N1ght 992 3525 ~ Jack W (a rsey Mgr a ft er 5 p m Stop m and say Hello Bnn-9 Monday Wed nesday Thu rs 4 1 3tc t r es an d run n ng cond on day Fr da y un t noon Phone 992 2181 -1 tn th1 s ad for a Free Gtft or 992 5232 Phon e 992 J64 11 J 1J 30tc 4 4 4tp 3 ROOM hou se on 60 Butternut WANTED ·; ZIG ZAG S EWING Avenue n Pomeroy Furna ce 1974 -- RUMMAGE SALE beg nn ng MACHINE S le ft in ayawa y RloADY M X CO NCRETE ba h and bas e m e nt SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 97'J DO DGE Da I 31 8 cub c Apr I 9 o and at F r y AI bu t n to buttonho e do REA SONABLE rates Ph 446 del "Yer e d r ght to you references reQu red Phon e n ctl good econom ca ca r Bu ld ng n M dd eport !=rom s tre ch sew ng and fan c y pro1ect Fa st and ea s y Fre e 478 2 Ga I po l s John Ru sse I 992 2258 Ca 949 5045 9 30 t 3 30 o ol n ce t em s 4 7 6t c s t tch ng Pay JUSt S68 75 c ash e s t mates Phone 992 32 84 Owner and Operator 4 36c 4 4 -4tc or terms ava ab e Trade ns Goegle n Read y M x Co 5 12 tfc accepled Phone 992 2653 M ddlepor Oh o Now wh1le the weather IS 1970 FO R D 2 ton tru c k w th J 27 tfc 6 30 tf c GRAVEL HILL AROBI C S EPT C TANK S topper P S P B $ BOO sttll cool ts the best f1me It EW A GE S YSTEM S S Phon e 98 5 3511 MIDDLEPORT BUS NESS bu d ng n down VACUUM Cleaners Brand ne w CL E ANED REPA RED can be mstalled at your EARNS15000 S30 000 per yea 4 73c tank type models w th 5 town Pomeroy Oh o Call 992 MI L LER SANITATION DOZE R and bac k ho e wo rk convenience w1fh no wathng Anyon e nte rested n own ng ponds and sept c tan ks d t atta chments Only S24 40 c a s h 397 5 or 992 5786 STEW A RT OH 0 PH 662 their own P n a Bus ness around 1n hot muggy ch ng ser v ce top so f I or t e rms ava tab le Ne w 4 2 26tc 303 5 1959 FO RD F 00 P c kup ru c k S2 SOD ca sh needed w te Mr d rf mes ton e B& K Ex Upr gtlt mod e ls $29 90 cash or weather 0 -4 ft C Se e at 105 Un on Ave nu e or ----------~--Ed at 1275 Brown Rd cava l ng Phon e 99 2 53 67 or term s a"Ya lable Trade ns Phone 992 2550 c a I 992 3293 Col urn bus Oh o 43223 99 2 3861 ac cepted Phone 992 2653 .., S EPTIC TA NKS c can e d 426c 3 27 12tp 9 1 tfc 3 27 tt c Modern San tat on 99 2 3954 or 99 2 734 9 Phone992 2156 J OHN SON fuel o I furnace 1969 CH A RGER 383 4 s peed 0 23 lfc 100 ooo BTU 2 yea s old ke NOW ready cabbag e ettu ce Phone 742 3122 RESPONSIBLE and pans es potted and new cond ton Reason for WA TRESSES ca r hop s a nd 4 2 6tc basket s of Ea s ter flowers now PERSON sel ng ha"Ye natura gas C BRAOFOR D Au c; t oneer k tc he n he p App ly n p erson N 2nd Ave M1dd leport 0 b oom ng Hubb a rd s Gree n A so 26 ca s t ron co a fur Compete Serv c e c ow s s eak Hou s e house Syracuse 011 o Under New Management MODERN hou se 1 m le- from nace w th cod a r pip es Phone 949 38 21 or 949 3 61 Pom e oy 3 3 tfc Wanted lo own and operate Pomeroy 3 bedrooms wal o Pr ced tor qu c k sa e Rae ne Otl o 4 4 tc wa 1 c arp et la rge rec roo m candy & confection ve ndmg Pur e bred Hereford Horned Cr tt Bradford larg e pa o ca ll 99 2 52411 W II pant r oofs and hou se s GRAVE L and f eld dirt hau ng butt 2 year s old 850 b s EXCEL S OR Sat Works E 5 I tfC route Me1gs County and befor e 3 p m aft e r 3 cal 992 F ee es t m a t es Ca l 992 25 32 Con tac t Dal e Teaford 992 Yorksh re butch er ng hog s Man St Pomeroy A I kind s surroundmg area Pleasant or 992 SAS2 3224 3A36 Paul Sayre Portland Oh o E XCAVATING dozer loader of sa t water pellets wa t er busmess Htgh profit Items 47 2 c 4 .1 7tp 4 5 61 C Phon e 843 2286 and ba c khoe work sept c nugg ets boc k salt and own 4 1 3t c tank s instal ed dump truc ks Can start pari flme Age or Oh o R ver Satt Phon e 992 and o boys for h re w I hau - -----------expenence not tmportant 3891 EXPERIENCED pa nt er n AM off er ng fo r sa e th e house DOZE R work a nd cle"ar ng by f I d r t top so m estone ter or and e)( fe r or Ca l Don WE ARE p c k ng up a p a no n and 1 1 a cr es own ed by Requ~res car and 51 195 lo the a ~ re hourly or c()ntra ct 6 5 " " your area and wou d I ke and gravel Ca 1 Bob or Roger Van Me te 9e 5 3951 Gert ud e Me Br de oc at ed n farm ponds roads etc t.arge Sl 750 cash mvestment For som e respons be party to Jeffers day phone 992 7089 3 26 12tp t h e v 1 age of Syra c u s e dozer and operator w th over tak e over paym ent s Ca l S INGER sew ng mach nes 11172 n ght phon e 9n 3525 or 992 defatls wr1te and mclude Me g s Coun t y Otl o Sa d real model n beaut tu wa nu t 20 years e x. per ence Pul ns Cred t Manager (614) 772 523 2 your phone number estat e wa s a ppra se d by th e cab net Makes des gn s t t exca "Yatlng Pom eroy Otl o 5669 or wr te 260 East Ma n 2 11 tfc a ppra s ers at SlO 500 f n ches z g zag buttonho es Phon e 99 2 2478 Department BYV Street Ch I cothe Oh o 4560 1 -------r. . . . ~ --te res ted conta ct ether Fred bl nd hems etc L ke new 12 19 tfc 3938 Meadowbrook Rd 4 7 ff c LARGE ma te hound re d a nd W Crow Attorn ey Pom e ro y On y $89 95 Ca Ravenswood A.Ul OMOBILE Insurance bl!en cancelled ? Lost your wh te s pott ed nforma t on on St Lou1s Park MN 55426 Oh o or the unders gned 27 3 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 oo CALL 992-2156 Harry 2 YEAR o d u lty bed for c o lar read s as operator s I c ense Ca 99 2 Ed son Hobstett e r Attorney 12 1 fc ckup truc k Ex c el ent p Sa mon s R Chesapeake 74 28 n Fact cond ton Phon e 1 (304) 773 Oh o Phon e 867 4535 If 6 15 tfc 4 7 3tc SS03 GERT S a gay g r l - ready tor s e.en or found p ease pl'1one 476 c a wh rl after c ean ng carpets W LL TR M or cut trees and Jame s Osborne Reedsv I e w t h Blue Lustre Rent Oh o 667 3762 shrubbery Also clean out 4 7 3tc SHORT horned cow fre sh 12 e lectric shampooer Sl Baker ba sement s att cs etc Ca I gauge doub e barr e l shotgun Furn lure M dd e port Oh o 949 3221 or 74 2 4441 T WO TW E NT Y FAS H ON muzz e loader John 4 5 3tc 3 l-4 26tc n eed s beau y con su tan s 20 Houdashe 1 M ner s v le tl our s pe week S60 Ca l Mrs o Oh Goodn te 304 882 201 4 V1•q1l B T, ,1f,,,d ':!r SEW NG MACH INE S Re pa r 4 7 3t p COAL FOR SALE JAYMAR 4 7 3 c ANTIQUE quIts and Jewelry serv ce a l mak es 992 228.4 Br ok ·: · Also nteresled n turn lure l.U A L COMPANY THE The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy a nd d s h es Ca l 99 2 52 62 STRAWBERRY p an ls Chari e ME G S & GALL A L NE 11 :1 i'Af'Cilt\1\H Sfr1·•·t AUihor zed s nger Sales and e"Yen ngs or morn ngs STATE ROUTE 7 AT Foster Rt 2 Ra e ne Oh o Ser"Y ce We Sharpen Sc ssors Pomeroy, Ot11o 15769 2 20 tfc CHESHIRE OPEN 7 A M Phone 247 2309 3 29 lfc T L L 6 30 PM 5 DAY S A 3 3 2tc OLD autos 6 or more cars w 11 WEEK PHONE 9925693 g ve S3 00 p ece 18 cars or Sale' Bedroom Su1tes 4 8 5t c MIDDLEPORT 4 or 5 HAY for sa le 50c per bale mor e w II g ve b ett er pr ce bedroom s lots of closets niCe Phone 985 35 39 l- 3 pc L1ned Oak 569 95 Ca I 985 4297 4 4 12tp large I v ng a nd dmmg rooms 1-l pc Poster Bed 3 28 He Na t gas furnace Full Oak 1169 95 PONIES b g and sma I N ce ba s ement and 2 garage s 1-3 pc Bassett l:ASt:i pa 11 for al makes anef var ety good for k ds See n Mo Key Run $1800000 Pecwn S299 oo model s of mob le homes For sale them anyt me Syracuse ~a I HOUSE Pomeroy Pa r t al l y VERY NICE New brtck Phone area cod e 61-4 423 9531 U•ed only 6 months BULLS corn for s a e P on e Ra ph La vend a 992 5888 remode ed new gas furnac e bu s mess butld ng on Rt 7 4 13 tt c Charl es R Ha r r s 843 269 3 4 4 6tc 1- 4 pc Lane Sohd Wood Phone 992 220.1 4 8 7tc E x ce llent localton for the Dark O.k 4 7 5f c futu r e Nat ga s furnace 2 NO--~opp ;;-;~~~d-a-;-o-;-s :ROCE;;~u:n:~~o~~~e NewS749 oo larg e off c es (a r conditioned) 3Sc 'ed b'a ss 40c batter es Bu ld ng for sal e 0 , lease NOWS350 00 We have a new gas saver $1 20M A Hal Reed sv l e Phone 7735618 froma 30 pm 2 BEDROOM house n Md and 2 large storage rooms 2900 6 Others to Choose From Oh o "' hone 37fl 624 9 d e port New k tchen and the lfe S 1 Sq Ft S42 500 00 h 1 t 10 10 ~rl~:; s ~~~:::se-expJre; 3 24 lfc P m for appo n/~oe~fc balh appl a nc es nclud ed POMEROY - Reno vallng th s 3 Sl8 Ul> 2 bedroom home Nat gas 26 CLOSEtc POMEROY - ~ancn type 2 furna ce a nd full basement bedroom s bath mce kttchen Refragerarors SIS up $10 000 00 (Amended Senate Joint Resolut iOn l.t a maJori ty of the electon vot election The ballot language and Sew ng Mach ni!s For sew ng 5 ROOM house and bah twO w th lot s of cabmets range & 12 to choose from No 1~) m g on the foregoing propoliled the exp lan a tion shall be avallable s tretch fabr cs buftonho les c ar garage 2 s tory on Carson l57 ACRES N1 ce lav ng oven Carpeted f rep lace Wardrobes 2 wooden 1 am endments at the p r m ary elec for public inspection in the omce fancy des gns etc Pa nt Road n Mason con t a ct Some n ce ttmber large barn IOINT RESOLUTION tto n to be held on 1he first Tuesday of the secretary of state slightly b em shed Cho ce of Russell ea 1 77 3 5606 garage full basement gas 120 00 up for cattl e La rg e 4 bedroom Pr'UI am•nd Mdiom 20 a.nd after the ftrst Monday 1n May 1974 The aupreme court ahall have carry ng case or sew ng 3 12 tf c F A furnace porch & Dressers SIO up hom e $380 00 per acre ~ clo IL --• prr·o-lag 10 adopt the sa me they shall b~cme exclusive or glnal Jurt.d.iction 1n all d , h 69 80 cas or 1erm s - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11 5 00000 ( hke new) I _.d IKtloa. 101'":( Artlc'i; 11 01 par t of the Constitution of the State cwoes challenging the adopUon or s 1an selection U. CODtdtutlon of the State of of Ohio and existing lie<: Ions 20 and .submission of a proposed conaUtu>eva Iab le Phon e 992 2653 ..,..C-------~~--, MIDDLEPORT - 63 a cre 2 522 00 ITS TIME FOR MOVING Oblo lo eqaalla• lh• compeDA.Uon 31 of Ar lcle II of the Constitution tion al a.m e dment to the electors 4 7 tfc ,story frame 4 B R bath S29 95 THE BE ST RESULTS WILL at pabllc Of&c:.n uul m.em):)•ra of of the St ate ot Ohio shall be re No such case challenilnl the ballot - - - - - -- - - -d nmg R part basemenl S39 95 liM O.oeral AuenohlJ' penled Language the explanaUon or the l E CT R OL U X Sweeper de luxe BE OBTAINED WITH US IN porche s tra ler hookup -r actlons or procedures o:f the 1en d c 11 th 1 SELLING OR BUY ING 2 others Be It resolved by the General As Ame nded House Joint Resolution eral assembly In adopting and sub mo e om P e e w a large g a rden spa ce gas F A Hm.bt1 of the S ta e of Ohio three mltU g a constitutional amendment c lean ng atta c tlments and furnace out bu ld ng llft.h8 of the members elected to No 61) shall be tiled later than alx:ty :four uses paper bags S ght ly used & Elec Ranges S39 95 up pnvale location Sl2 900 00 ucb b.ou.se concurring therein that JOINT RESOLUTION days before the election The ballot but cleans and ooks I ke new 12-(:hest Freezers S99 95 up 'tbere shall b e submitted to the elec language .tiha ll not be held Invalid W I se I for $37 25 or terms 8 YEAR OLD BRICK - Has 1- P1ano Elbridge $595 00 ton of the state 1n the manner pre To amend Secllon I of Article .Z.VI unless tt is such as to mislead 4e ava Iable Phon e 992 2653 Gall pol s ev e rything 3 BR bath acr:lbed by law at the nrtmary e ec of tho CondlluUtJn o l iha Stale eel e or defraud the voter~~ 4 7 tfc Used only l years lovely k tchen bu It n Uon to be h eld on he firs t Tu esday ol Ohlo ~ o provld.e lor prepara Unless the general ua:embly I- Cedar Chest • $39 95 after 1he ftnt Monday in May 1974 . lion ol tbe language wbtcb. a,. oiheovise provides by law for the 9A8 FORO Ferguson tractor d n1ng R HW floors and 1- 0ihce Desk w th Formtca a proposal \0 amend ~cu on.s 20 and pea ra on She ballot whe.n lha Can prepar<' ion of argument6 for and carpeting Det garage ove r and mower 19 50 Ctlevro et 2 11 ot. ArUcle II and a proposal to oral A•sembly propo•" a coDJII If any against a proposed wnend lop and Cha1r was $169 95 1 acre ( level) utI ty R enact ae.:ltlOD 20a ot. Article ll of l\l llonal amendment ao lhat U will ment the board may prepare such ton p ckup Phone 99 2 7869 RACINE Ftrst Come SIOO 00 &ha ConaUtutlon of \he Sta e of properly identify the IUtiiSance of argumen ts basem ent (new add t on) 4 7 2tc Sl50 00 Magna vox Stereo 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 Ohio to read U follows the propo•al to pro'f'lde proca Such proposed amendment& the $22 500 00 LARGE MODERN BR dure1 for llmeiJ' challeoges ~o the ballot Ia guage llie explanaUolll L1ke New now $13'9 95 3 YEARS OLD - Frame KITCHEN 1 2 BATH S ARTICLE U adoptlon and •ubmisslon of sucb and the arguments U any !hall be >EWING Mach nes Brand New k fchen has lots of cab nets & Z g Zag n n ce wa nut tabl e amendment• and lo u1ura lnfor published once a week tor tbree CARPET THROUGHOUT Bection 20 The General A&Sembly ALWAYS A LARGE range large d n ng 3 BR In ca.MJ not provided for In th s mail on lo the volar• &bQ\11 IUCh consecutive weeks preceding auch n or g na cartons Never FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR SELECTION coMtJ.tuUon shall fi x by la w he amendmenla election in at leiUit one newspaper used Clearan c e on 74 GARAGE ALL ONE bath ut I ty R carport ' term of office and the compensat on Be t reso lved bY the Gene ral As of general circulation 1n each Models (On y a few LARGE FLAT WELL Sets Heaters acre all electr c (new of aU pubUc omcer11 but no chan ge sem bly oJ lhe sate of Oh o three county of the ..state where a new1 ava labj.e~ S63 -40 cash or LANDSCAPED LOT add1l on) $17 000 Washers & therein shall affect the compensa fifth$ or the n en bcrs elected to paper hi pUbUshed The •eneral t~rm s-'ava table Phone 992 P> CEO MID TWENTIES INVESTMENT - 2 story Dressers Uan of an y officer duri ng h s eJC s each house concurri ng therein that assembly 11hall provide by law t.or 2653 1n1 ttlrm unless the office Le abo! there sha 1 be submit ted to the other d l~se mlnatlon of Information frame trailer hookup Style 3 20 tfc lthed provtdej:l howeve r that if tu1 electo rs of the sate in the m011ner iQ order to inform the electon con several lots on Main St RUTLAND offtcer elected to the same office pres rl be~ by law at a special elec cernlng proposed amendmenta An (food future) Make an offer Hutches Vacuum from Ule same district on il k ng uo to be he d 1.he first Tuesda)' election on a proposed con~tltU ELECTRO L UX otftee receive. a grea ter compensa after the firs Monday 1n May 1974. tlonal amendment subm itted by the YOUR INSPECTION IN C eaner s complet e w th a t Uon auch rate of compensatio n a pro posn l to amend Section 1 ot general assembly shall not be en 3 BEDROOM S LARGE K T chments c ordw nder a nd VITED FOR COMFORT wil thereupon be payabla to each Ar ticle XVI of the Constitu11on of Jot cd nor tnvaHdated because the ta NEW CARPET L KE pant spray Us ed but n I ke PLUS PLEASANT LIVING of tile other officers holding tbe Oh 0 to cad as fQllOW)I explanation argumenta or other ln OWNER new cond ton Pay S34 45 ALUM SIDING Male offtee In that dJ.Jtrtct forma Uon Is 1aulty in any way If SEE THE ABOVE TO BUY WILL HELP F NANCE ca s h or budget plan a va able An. omcer who 11 appointed io fill ARTICLE XVI th e majority of the electon voUna: Rutland 0 OR SELL CONTACT US FOR QUALIFIED BUYER Phon e 992 2653 on the same shall adopt IUch 1 vae~.ney in an electlve olflce shall Dave or M1ke TODAY Middleport Pomeroy PR CEO BELOW not be enUI.led 10 reeetve more SecUon 1 Either branch ot. the amendments the Bame shpll become 3 20 tfc HENRY E CLELAND compenaaUon than 8t1Y elected om g:eneral assem b Y ma.)l propose a part of the contrtitution When MAR KET Sl2000 ec holdlnl the same office Jn the amendme nts to this constltution more tha n one amendment shall be BROKER IIUnl dt.trict Is receiving at the and r the same sl nU be ag reed to sQbmitted at the same llme they STEREO Walnut AM FM 992 2259 992 2568 Rad o 8 trac k tape com tbne web. appointed officer ta kes y 4 hree fl.fths o f the members ahall be so 11ubmitted as to enable OFFtCE446 3643 l:tfftee elected to each house such pro the electo rs to vote on each iiUntnd b nation Sa a nee 1110 73 or EVENINGS sectiOn 31 The membera and offl posed amendme ts shali be entered ment sepa rately term s ava lable Phone 992 Big Capacity Bud McGhee--446 1H5 • cent of the General Assembly shall on 1J1.e Jour als with the yeas and .. ,rew 3 bedroom home 1172'bath 3965 Mavt•v E M Ike Wiseman-446 receive a ft.J:ed compensation to be nays and shall be filed with the EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL garage basement on Gravel 2 14 If(. .. Automatin preecrlbed by law and no other secretar y ot s nte. nt leas t ninety 3796 H I Midd eport Natural gas 2' spe-ed oreratlon lllowance or perquisites either In days bt=fore the date ot the electton I1 adopted by a majority of the already In Phone Da le Choice o water tM paYJntnt o:f postage or other at wh tcb they a e to be submitted e ectors voting on thl.s amendment AM FM stereo rad o a track '----~--,.-.,------1 Dutton 992 3369 e"Yenlnds wile and no cltante in their com o the electors !or the \ approval tile amendment shall take tmmedt temps Auto water comb nat on tape player 4 992 2534 JMftNitlon lhll1 take effect during or rejection They s ha 1 be sub ate effect and exlsttng SCctlon J of WAYNE G bbons Property on level control Lint speaker sound syst e m 1 17 tfC tbe Je.a.laUve bienniUm wl hin mltted on a sepa ate ballot without Article XVI of the Constitution of Hudson Street Lot lOOx. 100 3 Filter or Power Fin BaUtnce SlOB 63 or budget wbicb tf wu made party designation of any kind at Ohio shall be repealed Agitator bedrooms " baths Knotty terms Ca I 992 3965 s.ct~on 10a NotwilhJtandtn g Sec e ther a special or n gene ral elec Perma Press P ne k tchen t d shwasher Uon m ot Article II of the Consutu. Uon as the general assem blY may 4 3 tfc Maytag garbage dtsposal wa I to wall Bt:AUIIt- UL new homes no~ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA tLoD CC Ohio any increase in com prescribe under construction n pr me Halo of Heat STATE OF OHIO ca,retmg downsta rs con The ba lot language for such pro • penuUon ftxed. by tbe General As TWIN NEEDLE S EWING locat on on etty water and tac: Walter Crooks 992 3631 Dryers .-m.blY for any public officer which posed ufuendme 1.! shall be pre MACHINE S 9H Mode In OFFICI!! OF THE SECRETARY sewer Cho ce of des gns Wa I beCaUN of lta betn• made during sertbed by a majority 01 the Ohio 4 5 121p Surround clothe walnut stand AI features OF STATE WI tann of omce does. not become ballot board eonslsttng of the sec to wall carpeting and atr w ft"t gentle ever bu It n t<O make fan cy designs ~able to such otftcer unW after retary of sta te and four other r TED w BROWN Secretary of conditioning ncluded W I heat No hot sPots and do stretch sew ng Also VERNA Oav s SJ4 acres In two ye.rw :from the date of its en members who shall be de signated State do hereby certify that tb.t help arrange flnanc ng no overdrylng F ine Frutland TownShiP on Sandhill buttonhOles blmd hems etc aetment llhall nevertheless become in a manne r preacrlbed by law and foregoing Is 8 true copy ot Amended convent onal loans w th down MeSrti Lint Fitter Road f ve roOm house barn S6 3 35 cast1 or terms . .ecUvt and pay1ble on and after not more than two of whom shall Senat~ JoJnt Rnolutlon No 15 and payment low as S pet Other We Specialize In and two outbu ld ngs w I be tbe eftec.Uve- dlte of the enactmen t be membera of the same political Amended Jtouae Joint RHOlUUon a va abe Phone 992 2653 new homes ava lable to MAYTAG sold to f..he highesl b dder al ot IUch lncnut 1n compentatlon partr The ballot lani"Uage ~; hall No 81 ftled tn tbe otftce of thel 4 3 ttc qualified buvers with NO 9 30 a m Saturday Aprl 13 Red C1r1Pet ..... .., properly 1denUiy t'be tubsta nce ot. s ecre tary of state propoal'nc to lc~o DOWN PAYMENTl ~ ~.~~ the proposal t(l be voted upon 1'.fhe amend the ConaUiution of Ohio Service 1974 at the off ce of 0 Brien & cLEANERse i;ctro The atCHtlrY ot. 11tate shall place baiJ.ot need not contain tl}e full te xt IN TESTIMON"Y WHEREOF 1 ; Atu"UM Builders of W G Best 0 Brien attorney 100 ~ court Hyg ene New Demonstrators UJtOn tiM ballot u eeparat. laSUe!l nor a condensed tex t of the pro have hereunto subscribed my name Homes Call collect 614 837 Street Pomeroy Oh o has a c ean,ng attachm ent s tlie propoul to lmlllcl t eetionJ 20 pgsal The board shall also prepai e and affixed my official aeal at co6540 or 239 0785 or wr te Cannot IJe sold for less tha n plus the new E e ctro Suds for aad 31 of AJ'UCit I] and the pro afi explanation of th.e proposal lumbUI th ll Ut day of March 1i'74 Great American Homes Inc appra ised v8 ue of S2 OQD 00 P.PII1 to enut MCtlons 20a of Arti which may include lUi p1.1 rpoae and shamPooing carpet On y P o Box ~87 Pomeroy Oh io For further nforma t lon c all ill II of UU. Conatitutlon of Ohio eft'ect! a.nd sball cert11y the ballot TED w BROWN 527 so c ash or terms ~5769 • a1 to petm1t tbt electorate to lansuage and the explanation to Seeretlr)' of Statflo ? 92 2720 av a jlable Phone 992 2653 742 4211 tcuuanll Arnold Grate 3 l tfc: 'fDte _.ntflJ' on eecb INCh pro the secretary of stata not tater 4 5 6tc ,... 4 3 tfc .a.J, , than ~eventy ftve days "before the (Sell) Cl 25 ( 4) 1 8 15 22 51C ~-----'-- ........ / I I ' Nottce , Radlato': I ·,_ ; 1 Service 992~ --- ------ A NO FA RM S CL ELA ND G REENHOU SE A var e ty of ca bb age and tomato plan s for sa e Al so b oc co and ca u f ower s wee peppe rs hot p eppers e gg pl a n s h ead teftu ce and EASTE R pan sy mu m s FLOWE RS h yd ang ea a za ea ger an um s pe tun a s se"Y e ra l k nd s of ha ng ng be~s ll: e Gerald ne C e an d Ra1.. 1 Oh o 3-29-tfc 1 r-- - - - - - - h-;- Cus tom Hat chbac k Coupe d'trk green In sh I ke new w h te wa t res u I wheel cov ers pr otect ve s d e mod ng s powe br akes ad o 6 cy nder eng nc st and ar d tran s n ss on A ver y popu a r 11 odel and P ccd to go n Business Services F LOWER S fo r Easter a rg e se tec on Ve r y c hea p mus OLD turn tO r e oak t a b es see to be eve Sm a e'y s G f c acks <:: e boxes bra ss beds Shop Ches e Oh o Phon e d s hes d esks or comp ete 985 3537 hous e ho ds W t e M D 4 5 7tc M \e r Rt 4 Po me roy Oh o cal ~ 92 77 60 5 13 tt c AM F M s te reo r a d o 8 t ra ck tap e p ay er 4 sp eak er sound ·ioir ' c'tb;::.:;'iiu~P; g p a n o s - An ; syst e m Balance s 09 46 or cond on Pa y ng $10 ca sh use our budge terms Ca I to Wr te g ve d reef ons 992 3965 W T T E N P IANO CO P 0 • - - - - 3 8 tfc BOX 8 Sa rd s Oh o 43946 3 13 30tc 1973 HO ND A for sa le Cb 350 2 100m le-s S800 Cal 378 6365 Au o s com pl et e J UN K ll 3 6tc de vc red to our ya d We p c k up aut o bod es a nd bu y a I k nds of sc r a p m eta ls and RU ST C Redw ood bas k e on R d er s Sa lva ge Sta te 3 pan e s 14 wea ve fe nc e Rout e 2ll Ro u e 4 Pol'tl e oy pa s s wh ee lbarrow br cksa w Oh o Phon e 99 2 5468 pe n c t;tb e Best offer Ca I 3 28 2tp 992 J .19 4 2 61p The Pub sher rese r ..,es t ht deem e d•- ob lect on al Th e pub sher w I l"'{)f be resp on For Sale 10 F T a um r.u m boat set of fron t sea s fo 968 Vo k sw a g en Ca l 985 3545 5 Jtp 7 - 'l)le Daily Sent111el MJddleport,Pomeroy () AprilS 1974 �' - -, 6 - The Dmly ~>e nt m e l M1ddl e por Pill c1u' 0 ' Apnl 8 19H Serttinel Classif1eds Get Results! Wanted To Buy WANT ADS 2 SIGNS Of QUALITY INFORM.ItTION OEADLlNES 5 P M Da y Before Pub cat Mond ay Dead ! ne 9 a m w Cancel at 011 - on Cor rect ans I be ac c ep te d unt 9 a m for D ay of Ft~ b ca tton REGU~ A T,IONS r gh t to e.d t or r e eel a ny adE Pomeroy Motor Co. 197 3 CHEV ROLET NOVA s b e t or: m or e th11 n on e co rr ect nse r t on RATES F or Want Ad Se rv ce 5 ce 111ts per word ~ oe~ e~ n s e 110 1 on 971 CHEV P ICKUP M n mum Clla rge f. 00 ' er word three con sec ul ve nse'h on s 26 cen ts per wo r d s x con secutlve nse r t ons 25 Per Ce nt 0 scount on pa d ads an d ads p a d w th n 0 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 00. for SO wo d ln n mum E ~ h ad d t ol'\ill wo d ce nts S249 S B Fee ls de v. tc over b ue f n st d t r~n s v w t r es vi ee l cover s r ea step bumpe rad o good A n ce on e DODGE CO RON E T Sl4 95 doo o vne nev. c ;~ r t rade n good sl ne t res spot ess cl ea n lcr or s ma I V 8 e ng ne a utorr a t c t a n s n ss on he ghl s ze the ght pr ce Va ue $ 625 97 For Rent 3 AND 4 ROOM turn i'3 hed and unfurn s tled a partmen ts Phone 992 5434 4 2 tfc POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1 BLI S269S AD S 25c Char ge per ~0 Add to n a Ad ver) se men I OFFICE HOUR S OP E N EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da y 8 30 a m to 2 00 '?.l oon EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 PR IV ATE meet ng ro om for an y o gan zat on phon e 992 397 5 3 1 ffc Saturday On Most Amencan Cars - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto E«PERIENCED NELSON ' INTERIOR EXTERIOR In Memory Help Wanted MOWERS ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED WOOD 1RUSSES ,.. <(/~ tsulltiO rour Specs Delivered to Job S1le HOGG & ZUSPAN- ROOF PAINTING CALL CARL NELSON PHONE I SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED7 · 992 2094 Pomeroy Mam Cavle Channel Ftve 7 p m - Local News 7 JO p m - Opera! on Intrigue B JO P m - Country & Western 9 JO p m - Superstar Theatre l" or Free Estimate lnqutre now about a beautiful new roof tn la sh on co lor s OFFICE SUPPLIES and Pomer<'IY Ph 992 2174 POMEROY HOME & AUTC:S 606 E w 6 6 6 6 All WEATHER HARI7NARE ' fURNITURE 6 6 7 l AU WEATltER HARDWARE $52~0 7 8 8 8 DITCHING SERVlCE Auto Sales RON AND KAREN THOMAS Help Wanted PAPER CARRIER . . --------- VW AND DA I SUI' SPECIALIST 15 Abbott& Costelloe Wild WlldWest6 M<JV e The Flight of the Phoenix 13 9 JO - To Tell the Truth 3 Secret Storm 8 9 55 - Chuck Wh1le Reports 10 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3 15 Cotnpany 6 Jokers W ld 8 10 10 JO - Jeopardy3 4 15 Gamb 18 10 11 00 - Wizard of Odds 3 4 15 M1ke Douglas 6 Password 13 Now You See II 8 10 11 30 - Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L1fe 8 10 11 55 - CBS News 8 Dan I me l s World 10 12 00 - Password 6 Jackpot 3 15 News 8 10 13 Bob Braun s SO 50 Club 4 12 30- Spilt Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Celebr ty Sweepstakes J 15 12 45 - Elec Co 33 12 55 - News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Concentrat on 8 Not For Women Only 15 What s My Lme? 10 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Let s Make A Deal 6 lJ As the Wor ld Turns 8 10 2 00 - Days of Our L1ves 3 4 15 Gu d ing L ght 8 10 New lywed Game 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 G rl ln My Ltfe 6 13 Edge of N ght 8 10 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp tal 6 13 Pr ce Is R ght 8 10 Book Beat 20 3 30 - One L1fe to L1ve 6 13 Ph f Donahue 4 How to Survr~e a Marnaae 3 15 Women 20 Match Game 8 10 4 oo--Mr Ca rtoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 Se same St 20 Love Amencan Slyle lJ Lucy Show 8 Huck and Yog 6 Mov1e Hell Below Zero 10 4 JO - Gilligan s Is 6 13 Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpot 4 Hazel 8 5 00---Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Mer¥ Gntfm 4 Andy Gnfhth 8 B1g Valley 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 1J 5 30 - Beverly H lib Illes 8 Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 15 Hogan s Heroes lJ 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 News 3 4 Truth or Cons eq 6 News 8 10 15 L11ias Yoaa & You 33 - AIR CONDITION NOW7 YES! For Rent or Lease Busmess Opportumlles TH£ DAILY SENTINEL - ------------- For Sale AU WEATHER HARDWARE Real Estate For Sale Employment Wanted CARRIERS IN TUPPERS PLAINS AND REEDSVIUI WANTED HELP WANTED POMEROY PERSON TO STAY Wlllt SICK LADY A ----~------------- TEAF.ORD Wanted To Buy FEW HOURS A DAY WANTED MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER PHONE 992-2358 WIN AT BRIDGE Play based on opponents' b1ds NORTH 8 • J 107 3 'A7A K Q85 .A3 WEST EAST .92 .86 'KJI06 ,83 +2 +A9764J .KQJ954 .1082 SOUTH 1m • AKQ54 'Q952 Lost The Da1~ Sentmel + RUTLAND', BARGAIN CENTER West __: THE WISEMAN AGENC1 GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM j ------ ---------f-,-- -- - • \ • ! 1 I North East 2<1o 3<fo 3+ Pass 3• Pa ss Pass Pass Pass Oswald East s three dta monds b1d was made to sug gest a lead If North had doubled East would have run to four clubs a contract that would only be set one tnck tf West played correctly North d1dn t bothe1 to double and the spade game wa s reached. J1m Th1s hand 1s gtven as an example of how ~n alert declarer bases h1s play on knowledge of h1s opponents 1)1ddmg methods The de fense started With the ace of d1amonds a d1amond ruff and the kmg of clubs lead S:outh took dummy s ace drew trumps w1th wo leads and dtscarded h1s last club and a heart on dummy s good d1amonds ThPn he ruffed dummy s last club and s tud1ed the heart sUJt Oswald Playmg bndge m a vacuum South would cash dummy s ace of hents and lead a heart toward hts queen This play wo uld work 1f East held lht kmg of hearts or West held the doubleton kmg In th1s lattel" ca1*' he would have to g1ve South a ruff and a d~ard J m It would also have fatled mtserably th1s lime and South was sure that 11 would Wests two club over call had marked h1m wtth the kmg of hearts If he only held two hearts he would have held an etght card club su1t So South entered dummy w1th a trump led a low heart stuck m h1s nme after East followed and poor West was end played 'Uto _________ __ _ I am a mamed man of 40 w1th lhree fme ch1ldre n bull fu m love wtth another woman a nd m y wife IS m love w1th a nother man However she wdl no~ gtve m e a di vo rce wtthout a ba ttle My lover Eleanor has the sam e proble m Eac h ttme 1 a sk her ro leave her husband (who knows a bou t our ~year affa rr and apparently hates her for ll ) s he sa ys she cm t a fford 1l She has lwo c htldren In a nswe r lo the young peron who sees the oldsters rushmg around m their Cadillacs breaking the speed law and burmng up gas A lol of young people also rush around 1n therr sm a ll cars and many are out lor fun not merely on therr way U> work I see more sports cars weaving m and out of trafftc than 1 see s peedmg gas hogs As for us hanging on U> our big cars often we re stuck With them Just beoause w.e re older doesn t mean we re wealthy We re s wa mped wtth payments inflation bills Just as our mcome s star t g omg down At a p omt when we thought we d earned the r1ght Ia enjoy life I want a r eal marrtage - w1th E lean or a nd 1 m w1lhng to pay for 1t Sure you lose a lo t when there a r e contesled divorces and you must oons 1der the chtldre n ( whic h 1 ha ve 1 but " th1s a ny way to go on ? - WHAT TO DQ ? Dear WTD For Tuesday Apnl9 1974 It appears your wife and your lover have the same a lti tude they want the secunty of an establis hed home a nd fa nu l) plus the excttement of an affa rr Perhaps they sens e tha i d1vorce and remarrtage nughl e nd lhe fun and m th1s the y re more realiSllc than you Or maybe your wtfe IS gettmg eve n by prov mg sl e can have her mate and c heat hun loo - smce HE strayed first Smce you ca n l Uve wtth the perso n you love m a k e a r eal effort ro love the person you h ve w1th . s n tthe re a c ha nce a ll of you could s tart over mmus affmrs a nd fmd what you losl f1ve years ago ? - H +1-+ Dear Helen Constder the poor ga s slatwn m anager m these d ays of trate customers with empty tanks When we run s hort or ra1se prices we re threatened sworn a t and haled We re a lso g omg broke 1 hope you II pnntthe enc losed a d cl1p ped fr om a n Oreg on news paper durmg the acute March gas fanun e It s hows wh a t we all are gomg through - GAS STATION OWNER WOULD YOU UKE TO OWN THIS BUSINESS? LOOK " Butldmg - Company owne d Product - Company c ontr olled Prtces - Gove nunent controlled Incent1ve program Pohttc ally Controlled REWARDS 1 Open two hours per day 2 Custome r abuse 6 30 - Ne w$ 6 810 NBC News 3 4 15 Your Fu ture s Now JJ Room 222 13 7 00 - Wh at s My Lm e 8 Dusty s Tra I 23 Ele c Co 20 Truth or Conseq 3 Bea t the Clock 4 Ne w s 6 10 Marco Spor t I tc 33 H gh Sc hool TV Honor Soc e ly 15 7 30 To Te ll the Tr uth 6 New Pr ce s R ght 8 0 R F D 20 Hollywood Squares 3 John ny Mann s S a nd Up & Cheer 4 Lass e 15 Rea dmg for the C ass room Teacher 33 I Am Joe s Sp ne l J 8 00 - Happy Days 6 3 B I Moye r s Journa 33 Nova 20 Adam 12 3 4 15 Peanut s Ca r toon B 10 8 30 - Ha wan F1ve 0 10 Move Mel¥ n P urv s G Ma n 6 3 Stanley Cup P a y off 3 4 15 Three Day s Tha t Chang ed T 1e World 8 9 00 Black Journal 33 Th e Way Th n gs Are 20 9 30 - N BA Play off 8 10 Book Beat 20 10 00 - Marc us We lby M D 6 13 Wash ng ton St a gh t Ta lk 33 News 20 10 30 - Day at Ntght 33 11 OO - Johnn yCa rson 3 4 15 S gnltDea th6 13 Ne ws 8 10 12 00 - Mov e Cha ndle r 8 The Sn per 10 1 00 - Tom orrow 3 4 News 13 Take F ve fo r L fe 15 News 4 2 00 7 00 p m 7 30 p m 8 30 p m 9 30 p m - - Cable Cha nne l F ve Local New s Wa sh ngton Deba tes Guns! nge rs Underworld ARIES (March 21 April 19) Somelh ng yo u re nvolved n requ es a lit e mo e del eel ve wo k on your pa t to gel a un de ly ng la c i s Sia 1 p ob ng TAURUS (Ap"l 20 May 201 B ng a the !tie de ta Is lor d sc uss on n you r par ne s h p dea l ngs so there s no m s unde stand ng la te GEMlNl (May 21 June 20) In anyth ng yo u do for ano the r I ada} pa y par c u ar attent on to h so he ns truct ons Fo low them o he let e LEO (July 23 Aug 22) A persona l htm y matle s best kepi w lh n the home Look o yo ur se ves no ou ts de s to SCORPIO (Ocl 24 Nov 221 Informal on ece ...-ed th ough an nd v dua you know on a lr e nd y bas s w I I I nto your p esenl plans n ce ly SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) Someone who fee ls she can tru st you w II coni de n you Keep what you are Ia d n st c tesl conf de nee CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Th s s a good day to d s cuss a sens tve ma Her I hal s been on your m nd a te y re gard ng you and a c ose c hum AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) It s go ng to be up to yo u to speak up n de le nse of you nterests You cant de pend up on anothe r to te you s tory we ll PISCES (Feb 20 Ma<eh 20) Be s ure yo u o l o w whal you 11e worked o ut n you m nd as to how you II hand e a ce ta n p ob e m No las m nute c ha nges solut ons VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 221 A pa w II ha"Ye cons lrucl lve ad v ce fa you Although wha t he says ma y hu t h s sugges t ons .. a e we ntent oned LIBRA (Sepl 23 Ocl 23) Be fore nvo v ng you se ll n othe ac t VII es lak e ca re of s tuat ons thai he p produce a la lle bankbook April 9 1974 An old nte es t thai you lhought was of smal va ue w be e v ve d th s ye a To your surp se w p o ve p ohta ble Unscramble theae four Jumblet, one letter to each square to form fo ur ordmary words t _,J= 5 Patches 39 Drumbeat 40 Des1g nat ed 41 Body JOi nt r e pa1rs 11 Wet ones DOWN wh1stlc 12 AdJu st to 1 Ongmatc der ve 2 Postul at e harmony 13 Cal ch s1ght of U What bab1es do 15 W1rc measure ment 16 And h ow 17 Young ster 18. Wyomm g mountatn range 20 Sk1rt fash10n 21 Fraction 3 F lat[e r c r (hyph "d sl) 4 Km g ( Sp l 5 ObVIOUS 6 W11low 10 Sl abbiCr 27 T1 rad e 16 f onwd Serge ant harangue 30 Golf '1 Summer 19 U1 s poke n 20 W ate re d score 32 Actt css Yesterday • \nswer genus fa Jr c 23 Lc:,_ast ( Fr ) 8 D1v1d n g excess B ax t ct 34 Y rn 36 I reparc for battle 37 B1bh c 11 orrg nal 24 \rlls t s need 25 Su t dor e d profi ts (3 wds I 9 He ghle n eraft 22 - over lightly 23 Famous b aby doctor 25 Bengal 27 Rat! brrd 28 De scende d (poet ) 29 - de menthe 31 Man s mckname 32 Land measure 33 Consume DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -Iter e s how to Mrk tt II AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW 6RANP FOl'l. 50ME I!IOR1N6 FOR OTHEFI:G One letter SJmply stands for another In th iS sam ple \ 1s used for the three L s X for t1 e t wo 0 s etc Smgle le ll c1 apostrophes tl e l ength and form atiOn of th e \\ ord s arc al h ots Each day the code lclte rs are d1ffcren t CRYPTOQUOTES 'l Now arranre the c1n:led !etten to ronn the aurprloe answer u (Aalwen • ACROSS 1 E xch a nge blows 35 Type of fuel 37 Seaweed liy product 38 Shandy s I:======~,;1=====-...:•::u~rr~eo:tecl~ I I by the above cartoon ._I_:.:.;;;Prill=llle=·=~~~=-==lln'-----'1 r I xI I J Saturday 1 ~!Uaf·~by THOMAS JOSEPH creator IFREPER~ PROOCE ~ w• 26 Ankles ~lm'iOOffi~;-u..t::~~ YOVIR I don t feel sorry for the y oun g ones - they can s tand a httlc de privation since they ne ver before knew what tl was - bu( m the over-50 crowd have earned our str1pes We deserve a few creature comforls and we gel prec10us little these days If lh1s ml!llns keepmg our btg cars a nd turnmg our lhe r m osta ls tu "2 degre es I m for 11 Let the y oung ca1ry th e luad for a c hange READY FOR A REST BliT DE P [(JVED OF IT l &OIIIOITOW) lu•nhl•• EIGHT JOKER COMMON BECAME Aruwer HolD to Gooid be111111111 o.ut.ider-ENTER CNL DSRA NVHCDGA VH Tg CA CD JL D J L GL JGVCL V C YOU LEAVE HiM ? WHAT OID HEOO> (0 lt'IC I:IDI' I'Mtana S7adlca te, Inc ) ITS WHAT He t:lOESN'T DO 1l<AT$1DRN U:'> APART t-OOK WRMAtJ A 747 1 0 ALLEY OOP BECAUSE T HAT KIND OF S IMPLE l.OGJC IS TOO COM PllCATED F<JR THEIR DEVIOUS LITTLE MINDS ALLEY NEW SPAP ER ENTERPRISE ASS N • LOOKV, PAW·· J: JEST FOUNO ME The b1ddmg luis been " 1• I West Norlh East Soulh Dble Pass 1• Pass ? A LUCKI( NICH:EL LET 5 JU5T SA~ M¥ PR DE HAD THE FLV OKA~ CHUCK You South hold .108854 'AKQ83 +AJS·What do you do now? ii.-Bid lwo clubs. You plaalo raise .Pades slro"'!IY taler on A lour spade call rlsht now would be lnodequate • • \ ' \ D YellerdaJ'• CrJploquole 'TIS EASIER TO 111AKE CElt TAIN THINGS U:GAL THAN TO MAKE THEM LEGlll KATE -NICOLAS CHAMFORT TilE BORN LOSER THEN Wl;IY D D Cll JVRTL By Oswald & James Jacoby 1-·----·--------- RUTLAND FURNITURE Dear Helen Dea r He le n Opening lead-+ 2 SENTINEL .:::~:::.::~:::__1~=:.....:=======-===r=-==:.:-::_-:_:-::_-=-=--===-:_ Answer Tomorrow • • Want The1r Mates And Cheal log Too of s tanding 1n commumty North South vulnerable Real Estate For Sale O~T-on-~e~~;;Zag -~a~~:~ ~~----3-~ TODAY S QUESTION You b1d two clubs and your partne r b1ds two spades What do you do rrow? Us. Bv Helen Buuel Loss + JlO Real Estate For Sale PHONE 992 2156 POMEROY, 0 Helen Help 4 .76 THE DAILY ------ --- ---- TUESDAY APRIL9 1974 00 - Sunrise Semmar 4 Sacred Heart 10 15 Concern & Comment 10 25 - Farm Report 13 30 - Bible Answers. 8 News 6 F ve M nutes to Live By 4 Rev Cleophus Rob nson 13 35 - Columbus Today 4 <IS - Farmt me 10 Morntng Report 3 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 13 Osmonds 6 30 - Rocky & Bullwmkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 1() New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Jeff s Coli e 6 25 - Jack LaLanne 13 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00- Paul Dtx.on <I Fr endly Junct on 10 AM 3 Ph1l Donahue 20", 3 HP Notice Television Log 1 00 - What s My Llne-8 Elec Co 20 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 lOithReOradlng for the Classroom :reactler 33 Circu s 13 Easter w al Roberts 3 Wacky World of Jonathan nte r s 15 1 ~OH ~~ck Owens a Lock Stock & Barrel20 To Tell the Truth o ywood Squares 4 Ep SOde Action 33 Muntc Jpal Court 10 Beatthe Clock 13 Atlanta Salutes Hank Aaron 15 ~! 8 00 - National Geographic 6 Rookies 13 GunsmoWe 8 10 BasebaiiJ 4 15 Much Ado About Noth~ng 20 33 9 oo - Here s Lucy 8 Easter with Oral Roberts 10 Mov e 1 0 nee Upon a T me ln the West 6 9 30 - D ck Van Dyke 8 10 00 - WomenoftheYear 197.48 10 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 20 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnny C.arson 3 4 15 Mov te Wutherlng He ghts a Beloved lnltde 10 12 1s - News 6 13 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Take F1ve For L fe 15 2 00 - News 4 From the large st Truck or Bulldoze r Ra dia tor to the s mal est Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Radiator Spectaltst I PAINTING ( - after havmg suffered through several wa r s a depresswn ratiCning a lifetime of hard work - we s uddenly realize we re back where we started with too h tUe mon ey for too man y ex penses 3 F ma n" lal mvestment Jt!Opardtzed MONDAY APRIL9 1974 .~ A PARTM E NT w th pr va e entrance bath bedroom n ce Stop In and See Our Unde r New Management MATERIALS CO k tc hen r e fr g e rator and PA R ASOL Bo ut Que Beau V Floor D1splay N 7nd Middleport s tov e Gent e m e n p e a se Mason , W Va . HOUSE KE EPER nee d ed Ca I 773 >554 ;:,a on ex to Ska e A Way N MEM OR Y o M s Fa ye Corner of Second Avenu e and F ed C Kes e rson P om e oy R o e R n k An n ou n ce d Logan wh o pa ssed away 4 ' L n c oln Str ee t Phone 992 Oh o Phone 992 6668 s p ng s p c a s 0 p r cen . LJ!L years a go Ap r 8 1970 4 2 6t p 5508 o n a pe r ma ne n s an d SPECIAL We have onl y you mem or y 4 5 3t c f os ng s fr o m Ap 9 - - --------dear Mo m To che r sh ou DON'T DRIVE A FUL L T l'v E b .;~ m a d a nd th oug h Ap r 30 c a 965 41 4 who e fe th roug h YEAR OLD mob e hom e 2 partt m e help wa n led App y f o appo n rT C I S n dr a But swe et n ess w ng e e5 turn shed bed oom ut n pe rson on y Wh s per ng K e ns ope a tor GAS GULPER forev Pr As w e c he sh the Water Lines and Power Phone 742 5980 P nes N le C ub 4 7 12t c Middleport 0 2nd Ave N m e mory of you 4 1 6tc 4 2 6tp L nes All work done by the Sad y m ssed by he tam ly OR A GAS HOG Now under new foot or contract Also doter KO SCO T KOSM E T CS & 4B1c T UR F TRIM pu s h ty p e w G~ 1-o r a good ne of management Nork and septic tanks mTR A LE R spa ce for renl n Phone Stanley 949 2789 rota r y mower Has Br ggs & Co s me cs end y s e v c e Rae ne Ptlon e 992 2429or 992 ' "'lied and someon e o c hat w th 7 nch Str atto n e ng n e Bumper tt' Bumper 283 8 g ve c a ca I He en J an e 3 29 t'fc 1965 IM PAL A Chev o et for pl a s t c wh ee s loop s t y le CALL Poll y s Auc t on or s op by See or Call Serv1ce B own 99? 5 3 sa e Ca l 949 4411 aft er 4 30 p t ubular handl e ( 22 1982) to g e t r d of those unwanted J 9 He Bob or Roger Jeffers Fore1gn Cars Welcom;, MOB L E hom e 2 bedroow m tern s Se 1 t ttl e a uc t on Nay 4 A 4t c u t t e s pa d Rea son a ble 537 H gh Stree M dd epo I Day 992 7089 POMEROY LANDMARK r ent no pets Phon e 992 7338 992 3509 Op en 9 a m to 5 p m 1953 FOR D w th good body N1ght 992 3525 ~ Jack W (a rsey Mgr a ft er 5 p m Stop m and say Hello Bnn-9 Monday Wed nesday Thu rs 4 1 3tc t r es an d run n ng cond on day Fr da y un t noon Phone 992 2181 -1 tn th1 s ad for a Free Gtft or 992 5232 Phon e 992 J64 11 J 1J 30tc 4 4 4tp 3 ROOM hou se on 60 Butternut WANTED ·; ZIG ZAG S EWING Avenue n Pomeroy Furna ce 1974 -- RUMMAGE SALE beg nn ng MACHINE S le ft in ayawa y RloADY M X CO NCRETE ba h and bas e m e nt SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 97'J DO DGE Da I 31 8 cub c Apr I 9 o and at F r y AI bu t n to buttonho e do REA SONABLE rates Ph 446 del "Yer e d r ght to you references reQu red Phon e n ctl good econom ca ca r Bu ld ng n M dd eport !=rom s tre ch sew ng and fan c y pro1ect Fa st and ea s y Fre e 478 2 Ga I po l s John Ru sse I 992 2258 Ca 949 5045 9 30 t 3 30 o ol n ce t em s 4 7 6t c s t tch ng Pay JUSt S68 75 c ash e s t mates Phone 992 32 84 Owner and Operator 4 36c 4 4 -4tc or terms ava ab e Trade ns Goegle n Read y M x Co 5 12 tfc accepled Phone 992 2653 M ddlepor Oh o Now wh1le the weather IS 1970 FO R D 2 ton tru c k w th J 27 tfc 6 30 tf c GRAVEL HILL AROBI C S EPT C TANK S topper P S P B $ BOO sttll cool ts the best f1me It EW A GE S YSTEM S S Phon e 98 5 3511 MIDDLEPORT BUS NESS bu d ng n down VACUUM Cleaners Brand ne w CL E ANED REPA RED can be mstalled at your EARNS15000 S30 000 per yea 4 73c tank type models w th 5 town Pomeroy Oh o Call 992 MI L LER SANITATION DOZE R and bac k ho e wo rk convenience w1fh no wathng Anyon e nte rested n own ng ponds and sept c tan ks d t atta chments Only S24 40 c a s h 397 5 or 992 5786 STEW A RT OH 0 PH 662 their own P n a Bus ness around 1n hot muggy ch ng ser v ce top so f I or t e rms ava tab le Ne w 4 2 26tc 303 5 1959 FO RD F 00 P c kup ru c k S2 SOD ca sh needed w te Mr d rf mes ton e B& K Ex Upr gtlt mod e ls $29 90 cash or weather 0 -4 ft C Se e at 105 Un on Ave nu e or ----------~--Ed at 1275 Brown Rd cava l ng Phon e 99 2 53 67 or term s a"Ya lable Trade ns Phone 992 2550 c a I 992 3293 Col urn bus Oh o 43223 99 2 3861 ac cepted Phone 992 2653 .., S EPTIC TA NKS c can e d 426c 3 27 12tp 9 1 tfc 3 27 tt c Modern San tat on 99 2 3954 or 99 2 734 9 Phone992 2156 J OHN SON fuel o I furnace 1969 CH A RGER 383 4 s peed 0 23 lfc 100 ooo BTU 2 yea s old ke NOW ready cabbag e ettu ce Phone 742 3122 RESPONSIBLE and pans es potted and new cond ton Reason for WA TRESSES ca r hop s a nd 4 2 6tc basket s of Ea s ter flowers now PERSON sel ng ha"Ye natura gas C BRAOFOR D Au c; t oneer k tc he n he p App ly n p erson N 2nd Ave M1dd leport 0 b oom ng Hubb a rd s Gree n A so 26 ca s t ron co a fur Compete Serv c e c ow s s eak Hou s e house Syracuse 011 o Under New Management MODERN hou se 1 m le- from nace w th cod a r pip es Phone 949 38 21 or 949 3 61 Pom e oy 3 3 tfc Wanted lo own and operate Pomeroy 3 bedrooms wal o Pr ced tor qu c k sa e Rae ne Otl o 4 4 tc wa 1 c arp et la rge rec roo m candy & confection ve ndmg Pur e bred Hereford Horned Cr tt Bradford larg e pa o ca ll 99 2 52411 W II pant r oofs and hou se s GRAVE L and f eld dirt hau ng butt 2 year s old 850 b s EXCEL S OR Sat Works E 5 I tfC route Me1gs County and befor e 3 p m aft e r 3 cal 992 F ee es t m a t es Ca l 992 25 32 Con tac t Dal e Teaford 992 Yorksh re butch er ng hog s Man St Pomeroy A I kind s surroundmg area Pleasant or 992 SAS2 3224 3A36 Paul Sayre Portland Oh o E XCAVATING dozer loader of sa t water pellets wa t er busmess Htgh profit Items 47 2 c 4 .1 7tp 4 5 61 C Phon e 843 2286 and ba c khoe work sept c nugg ets boc k salt and own 4 1 3t c tank s instal ed dump truc ks Can start pari flme Age or Oh o R ver Satt Phon e 992 and o boys for h re w I hau - -----------expenence not tmportant 3891 EXPERIENCED pa nt er n AM off er ng fo r sa e th e house DOZE R work a nd cle"ar ng by f I d r t top so m estone ter or and e)( fe r or Ca l Don WE ARE p c k ng up a p a no n and 1 1 a cr es own ed by Requ~res car and 51 195 lo the a ~ re hourly or c()ntra ct 6 5 " " your area and wou d I ke and gravel Ca 1 Bob or Roger Van Me te 9e 5 3951 Gert ud e Me Br de oc at ed n farm ponds roads etc t.arge Sl 750 cash mvestment For som e respons be party to Jeffers day phone 992 7089 3 26 12tp t h e v 1 age of Syra c u s e dozer and operator w th over tak e over paym ent s Ca l S INGER sew ng mach nes 11172 n ght phon e 9n 3525 or 992 defatls wr1te and mclude Me g s Coun t y Otl o Sa d real model n beaut tu wa nu t 20 years e x. per ence Pul ns Cred t Manager (614) 772 523 2 your phone number estat e wa s a ppra se d by th e cab net Makes des gn s t t exca "Yatlng Pom eroy Otl o 5669 or wr te 260 East Ma n 2 11 tfc a ppra s ers at SlO 500 f n ches z g zag buttonho es Phon e 99 2 2478 Department BYV Street Ch I cothe Oh o 4560 1 -------r. . . . ~ --te res ted conta ct ether Fred bl nd hems etc L ke new 12 19 tfc 3938 Meadowbrook Rd 4 7 ff c LARGE ma te hound re d a nd W Crow Attorn ey Pom e ro y On y $89 95 Ca Ravenswood A.Ul OMOBILE Insurance bl!en cancelled ? Lost your wh te s pott ed nforma t on on St Lou1s Park MN 55426 Oh o or the unders gned 27 3 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 oo CALL 992-2156 Harry 2 YEAR o d u lty bed for c o lar read s as operator s I c ense Ca 99 2 Ed son Hobstett e r Attorney 12 1 fc ckup truc k Ex c el ent p Sa mon s R Chesapeake 74 28 n Fact cond ton Phon e 1 (304) 773 Oh o Phon e 867 4535 If 6 15 tfc 4 7 3tc SS03 GERT S a gay g r l - ready tor s e.en or found p ease pl'1one 476 c a wh rl after c ean ng carpets W LL TR M or cut trees and Jame s Osborne Reedsv I e w t h Blue Lustre Rent Oh o 667 3762 shrubbery Also clean out 4 7 3tc SHORT horned cow fre sh 12 e lectric shampooer Sl Baker ba sement s att cs etc Ca I gauge doub e barr e l shotgun Furn lure M dd e port Oh o 949 3221 or 74 2 4441 T WO TW E NT Y FAS H ON muzz e loader John 4 5 3tc 3 l-4 26tc n eed s beau y con su tan s 20 Houdashe 1 M ner s v le tl our s pe week S60 Ca l Mrs o Oh Goodn te 304 882 201 4 V1•q1l B T, ,1f,,,d ':!r SEW NG MACH INE S Re pa r 4 7 3t p COAL FOR SALE JAYMAR 4 7 3 c ANTIQUE quIts and Jewelry serv ce a l mak es 992 228.4 Br ok ·: · Also nteresled n turn lure l.U A L COMPANY THE The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy a nd d s h es Ca l 99 2 52 62 STRAWBERRY p an ls Chari e ME G S & GALL A L NE 11 :1 i'Af'Cilt\1\H Sfr1·•·t AUihor zed s nger Sales and e"Yen ngs or morn ngs STATE ROUTE 7 AT Foster Rt 2 Ra e ne Oh o Ser"Y ce We Sharpen Sc ssors Pomeroy, Ot11o 15769 2 20 tfc CHESHIRE OPEN 7 A M Phone 247 2309 3 29 lfc T L L 6 30 PM 5 DAY S A 3 3 2tc OLD autos 6 or more cars w 11 WEEK PHONE 9925693 g ve S3 00 p ece 18 cars or Sale' Bedroom Su1tes 4 8 5t c MIDDLEPORT 4 or 5 HAY for sa le 50c per bale mor e w II g ve b ett er pr ce bedroom s lots of closets niCe Phone 985 35 39 l- 3 pc L1ned Oak 569 95 Ca I 985 4297 4 4 12tp large I v ng a nd dmmg rooms 1-l pc Poster Bed 3 28 He Na t gas furnace Full Oak 1169 95 PONIES b g and sma I N ce ba s ement and 2 garage s 1-3 pc Bassett l:ASt:i pa 11 for al makes anef var ety good for k ds See n Mo Key Run $1800000 Pecwn S299 oo model s of mob le homes For sale them anyt me Syracuse ~a I HOUSE Pomeroy Pa r t al l y VERY NICE New brtck Phone area cod e 61-4 423 9531 U•ed only 6 months BULLS corn for s a e P on e Ra ph La vend a 992 5888 remode ed new gas furnac e bu s mess butld ng on Rt 7 4 13 tt c Charl es R Ha r r s 843 269 3 4 4 6tc 1- 4 pc Lane Sohd Wood Phone 992 220.1 4 8 7tc E x ce llent localton for the Dark O.k 4 7 5f c futu r e Nat ga s furnace 2 NO--~opp ;;-;~~~d-a-;-o-;-s :ROCE;;~u:n:~~o~~~e NewS749 oo larg e off c es (a r conditioned) 3Sc 'ed b'a ss 40c batter es Bu ld ng for sal e 0 , lease NOWS350 00 We have a new gas saver $1 20M A Hal Reed sv l e Phone 7735618 froma 30 pm 2 BEDROOM house n Md and 2 large storage rooms 2900 6 Others to Choose From Oh o "' hone 37fl 624 9 d e port New k tchen and the lfe S 1 Sq Ft S42 500 00 h 1 t 10 10 ~rl~:; s ~~~:::se-expJre; 3 24 lfc P m for appo n/~oe~fc balh appl a nc es nclud ed POMEROY - Reno vallng th s 3 Sl8 Ul> 2 bedroom home Nat gas 26 CLOSEtc POMEROY - ~ancn type 2 furna ce a nd full basement bedroom s bath mce kttchen Refragerarors SIS up $10 000 00 (Amended Senate Joint Resolut iOn l.t a maJori ty of the electon vot election The ballot language and Sew ng Mach ni!s For sew ng 5 ROOM house and bah twO w th lot s of cabmets range & 12 to choose from No 1~) m g on the foregoing propoliled the exp lan a tion shall be avallable s tretch fabr cs buftonho les c ar garage 2 s tory on Carson l57 ACRES N1 ce lav ng oven Carpeted f rep lace Wardrobes 2 wooden 1 am endments at the p r m ary elec for public inspection in the omce fancy des gns etc Pa nt Road n Mason con t a ct Some n ce ttmber large barn IOINT RESOLUTION tto n to be held on 1he first Tuesday of the secretary of state slightly b em shed Cho ce of Russell ea 1 77 3 5606 garage full basement gas 120 00 up for cattl e La rg e 4 bedroom Pr'UI am•nd Mdiom 20 a.nd after the ftrst Monday 1n May 1974 The aupreme court ahall have carry ng case or sew ng 3 12 tf c F A furnace porch & Dressers SIO up hom e $380 00 per acre ~ clo IL --• prr·o-lag 10 adopt the sa me they shall b~cme exclusive or glnal Jurt.d.iction 1n all d , h 69 80 cas or 1erm s - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11 5 00000 ( hke new) I _.d IKtloa. 101'":( Artlc'i; 11 01 par t of the Constitution of the State cwoes challenging the adopUon or s 1an selection U. CODtdtutlon of the State of of Ohio and existing lie<: Ions 20 and .submission of a proposed conaUtu>eva Iab le Phon e 992 2653 ..,..C-------~~--, MIDDLEPORT - 63 a cre 2 522 00 ITS TIME FOR MOVING Oblo lo eqaalla• lh• compeDA.Uon 31 of Ar lcle II of the Constitution tion al a.m e dment to the electors 4 7 tfc ,story frame 4 B R bath S29 95 THE BE ST RESULTS WILL at pabllc Of&c:.n uul m.em):)•ra of of the St ate ot Ohio shall be re No such case challenilnl the ballot - - - - - -- - - -d nmg R part basemenl S39 95 liM O.oeral AuenohlJ' penled Language the explanaUon or the l E CT R OL U X Sweeper de luxe BE OBTAINED WITH US IN porche s tra ler hookup -r actlons or procedures o:f the 1en d c 11 th 1 SELLING OR BUY ING 2 others Be It resolved by the General As Ame nded House Joint Resolution eral assembly In adopting and sub mo e om P e e w a large g a rden spa ce gas F A Hm.bt1 of the S ta e of Ohio three mltU g a constitutional amendment c lean ng atta c tlments and furnace out bu ld ng llft.h8 of the members elected to No 61) shall be tiled later than alx:ty :four uses paper bags S ght ly used & Elec Ranges S39 95 up pnvale location Sl2 900 00 ucb b.ou.se concurring therein that JOINT RESOLUTION days before the election The ballot but cleans and ooks I ke new 12-(:hest Freezers S99 95 up 'tbere shall b e submitted to the elec language .tiha ll not be held Invalid W I se I for $37 25 or terms 8 YEAR OLD BRICK - Has 1- P1ano Elbridge $595 00 ton of the state 1n the manner pre To amend Secllon I of Article .Z.VI unless tt is such as to mislead 4e ava Iable Phon e 992 2653 Gall pol s ev e rything 3 BR bath acr:lbed by law at the nrtmary e ec of tho CondlluUtJn o l iha Stale eel e or defraud the voter~~ 4 7 tfc Used only l years lovely k tchen bu It n Uon to be h eld on he firs t Tu esday ol Ohlo ~ o provld.e lor prepara Unless the general ua:embly I- Cedar Chest • $39 95 after 1he ftnt Monday in May 1974 . lion ol tbe language wbtcb. a,. oiheovise provides by law for the 9A8 FORO Ferguson tractor d n1ng R HW floors and 1- 0ihce Desk w th Formtca a proposal \0 amend ~cu on.s 20 and pea ra on She ballot whe.n lha Can prepar<' ion of argument6 for and carpeting Det garage ove r and mower 19 50 Ctlevro et 2 11 ot. ArUcle II and a proposal to oral A•sembly propo•" a coDJII If any against a proposed wnend lop and Cha1r was $169 95 1 acre ( level) utI ty R enact ae.:ltlOD 20a ot. Article ll of l\l llonal amendment ao lhat U will ment the board may prepare such ton p ckup Phone 99 2 7869 RACINE Ftrst Come SIOO 00 &ha ConaUtutlon of \he Sta e of properly identify the IUtiiSance of argumen ts basem ent (new add t on) 4 7 2tc Sl50 00 Magna vox Stereo 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 Ohio to read U follows the propo•al to pro'f'lde proca Such proposed amendment& the $22 500 00 LARGE MODERN BR dure1 for llmeiJ' challeoges ~o the ballot Ia guage llie explanaUolll L1ke New now $13'9 95 3 YEARS OLD - Frame KITCHEN 1 2 BATH S ARTICLE U adoptlon and •ubmisslon of sucb and the arguments U any !hall be >EWING Mach nes Brand New k fchen has lots of cab nets & Z g Zag n n ce wa nut tabl e amendment• and lo u1ura lnfor published once a week tor tbree CARPET THROUGHOUT Bection 20 The General A&Sembly ALWAYS A LARGE range large d n ng 3 BR In ca.MJ not provided for In th s mail on lo the volar• &bQ\11 IUCh consecutive weeks preceding auch n or g na cartons Never FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR SELECTION coMtJ.tuUon shall fi x by la w he amendmenla election in at leiUit one newspaper used Clearan c e on 74 GARAGE ALL ONE bath ut I ty R carport ' term of office and the compensat on Be t reso lved bY the Gene ral As of general circulation 1n each Models (On y a few LARGE FLAT WELL Sets Heaters acre all electr c (new of aU pubUc omcer11 but no chan ge sem bly oJ lhe sate of Oh o three county of the ..state where a new1 ava labj.e~ S63 -40 cash or LANDSCAPED LOT add1l on) $17 000 Washers & therein shall affect the compensa fifth$ or the n en bcrs elected to paper hi pUbUshed The •eneral t~rm s-'ava table Phone 992 P> CEO MID TWENTIES INVESTMENT - 2 story Dressers Uan of an y officer duri ng h s eJC s each house concurri ng therein that assembly 11hall provide by law t.or 2653 1n1 ttlrm unless the office Le abo! there sha 1 be submit ted to the other d l~se mlnatlon of Information frame trailer hookup Style 3 20 tfc lthed provtdej:l howeve r that if tu1 electo rs of the sate in the m011ner iQ order to inform the electon con several lots on Main St RUTLAND offtcer elected to the same office pres rl be~ by law at a special elec cernlng proposed amendmenta An (food future) Make an offer Hutches Vacuum from Ule same district on il k ng uo to be he d 1.he first Tuesda)' election on a proposed con~tltU ELECTRO L UX otftee receive. a grea ter compensa after the firs Monday 1n May 1974. tlonal amendment subm itted by the YOUR INSPECTION IN C eaner s complet e w th a t Uon auch rate of compensatio n a pro posn l to amend Section 1 ot general assembly shall not be en 3 BEDROOM S LARGE K T chments c ordw nder a nd VITED FOR COMFORT wil thereupon be payabla to each Ar ticle XVI of the Constitu11on of Jot cd nor tnvaHdated because the ta NEW CARPET L KE pant spray Us ed but n I ke PLUS PLEASANT LIVING of tile other officers holding tbe Oh 0 to cad as fQllOW)I explanation argumenta or other ln OWNER new cond ton Pay S34 45 ALUM SIDING Male offtee In that dJ.Jtrtct forma Uon Is 1aulty in any way If SEE THE ABOVE TO BUY WILL HELP F NANCE ca s h or budget plan a va able An. omcer who 11 appointed io fill ARTICLE XVI th e majority of the electon voUna: Rutland 0 OR SELL CONTACT US FOR QUALIFIED BUYER Phon e 992 2653 on the same shall adopt IUch 1 vae~.ney in an electlve olflce shall Dave or M1ke TODAY Middleport Pomeroy PR CEO BELOW not be enUI.led 10 reeetve more SecUon 1 Either branch ot. the amendments the Bame shpll become 3 20 tfc HENRY E CLELAND compenaaUon than 8t1Y elected om g:eneral assem b Y ma.)l propose a part of the contrtitution When MAR KET Sl2000 ec holdlnl the same office Jn the amendme nts to this constltution more tha n one amendment shall be BROKER IIUnl dt.trict Is receiving at the and r the same sl nU be ag reed to sQbmitted at the same llme they STEREO Walnut AM FM 992 2259 992 2568 Rad o 8 trac k tape com tbne web. appointed officer ta kes y 4 hree fl.fths o f the members ahall be so 11ubmitted as to enable OFFtCE446 3643 l:tfftee elected to each house such pro the electo rs to vote on each iiUntnd b nation Sa a nee 1110 73 or EVENINGS sectiOn 31 The membera and offl posed amendme ts shali be entered ment sepa rately term s ava lable Phone 992 Big Capacity Bud McGhee--446 1H5 • cent of the General Assembly shall on 1J1.e Jour als with the yeas and .. ,rew 3 bedroom home 1172'bath 3965 Mavt•v E M Ike Wiseman-446 receive a ft.J:ed compensation to be nays and shall be filed with the EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL garage basement on Gravel 2 14 If(. .. Automatin preecrlbed by law and no other secretar y ot s nte. nt leas t ninety 3796 H I Midd eport Natural gas 2' spe-ed oreratlon lllowance or perquisites either In days bt=fore the date ot the electton I1 adopted by a majority of the already In Phone Da le Choice o water tM paYJntnt o:f postage or other at wh tcb they a e to be submitted e ectors voting on thl.s amendment AM FM stereo rad o a track '----~--,.-.,------1 Dutton 992 3369 e"Yenlnds wile and no cltante in their com o the electors !or the \ approval tile amendment shall take tmmedt temps Auto water comb nat on tape player 4 992 2534 JMftNitlon lhll1 take effect during or rejection They s ha 1 be sub ate effect and exlsttng SCctlon J of WAYNE G bbons Property on level control Lint speaker sound syst e m 1 17 tfC tbe Je.a.laUve bienniUm wl hin mltted on a sepa ate ballot without Article XVI of the Constitution of Hudson Street Lot lOOx. 100 3 Filter or Power Fin BaUtnce SlOB 63 or budget wbicb tf wu made party designation of any kind at Ohio shall be repealed Agitator bedrooms " baths Knotty terms Ca I 992 3965 s.ct~on 10a NotwilhJtandtn g Sec e ther a special or n gene ral elec Perma Press P ne k tchen t d shwasher Uon m ot Article II of the Consutu. Uon as the general assem blY may 4 3 tfc Maytag garbage dtsposal wa I to wall Bt:AUIIt- UL new homes no~ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA tLoD CC Ohio any increase in com prescribe under construction n pr me Halo of Heat STATE OF OHIO ca,retmg downsta rs con The ba lot language for such pro • penuUon ftxed. by tbe General As TWIN NEEDLE S EWING locat on on etty water and tac: Walter Crooks 992 3631 Dryers .-m.blY for any public officer which posed ufuendme 1.! shall be pre MACHINE S 9H Mode In OFFICI!! OF THE SECRETARY sewer Cho ce of des gns Wa I beCaUN of lta betn• made during sertbed by a majority 01 the Ohio 4 5 121p Surround clothe walnut stand AI features OF STATE WI tann of omce does. not become ballot board eonslsttng of the sec to wall carpeting and atr w ft"t gentle ever bu It n t<O make fan cy designs ~able to such otftcer unW after retary of sta te and four other r TED w BROWN Secretary of conditioning ncluded W I heat No hot sPots and do stretch sew ng Also VERNA Oav s SJ4 acres In two ye.rw :from the date of its en members who shall be de signated State do hereby certify that tb.t help arrange flnanc ng no overdrylng F ine Frutland TownShiP on Sandhill buttonhOles blmd hems etc aetment llhall nevertheless become in a manne r preacrlbed by law and foregoing Is 8 true copy ot Amended convent onal loans w th down MeSrti Lint Fitter Road f ve roOm house barn S6 3 35 cast1 or terms . .ecUvt and pay1ble on and after not more than two of whom shall Senat~ JoJnt Rnolutlon No 15 and payment low as S pet Other We Specialize In and two outbu ld ngs w I be tbe eftec.Uve- dlte of the enactmen t be membera of the same political Amended Jtouae Joint RHOlUUon a va abe Phone 992 2653 new homes ava lable to MAYTAG sold to f..he highesl b dder al ot IUch lncnut 1n compentatlon partr The ballot lani"Uage ~; hall No 81 ftled tn tbe otftce of thel 4 3 ttc qualified buvers with NO 9 30 a m Saturday Aprl 13 Red C1r1Pet ..... .., properly 1denUiy t'be tubsta nce ot. s ecre tary of state propoal'nc to lc~o DOWN PAYMENTl ~ ~.~~ the proposal t(l be voted upon 1'.fhe amend the ConaUiution of Ohio Service 1974 at the off ce of 0 Brien & cLEANERse i;ctro The atCHtlrY ot. 11tate shall place baiJ.ot need not contain tl}e full te xt IN TESTIMON"Y WHEREOF 1 ; Atu"UM Builders of W G Best 0 Brien attorney 100 ~ court Hyg ene New Demonstrators UJtOn tiM ballot u eeparat. laSUe!l nor a condensed tex t of the pro have hereunto subscribed my name Homes Call collect 614 837 Street Pomeroy Oh o has a c ean,ng attachm ent s tlie propoul to lmlllcl t eetionJ 20 pgsal The board shall also prepai e and affixed my official aeal at co6540 or 239 0785 or wr te Cannot IJe sold for less tha n plus the new E e ctro Suds for aad 31 of AJ'UCit I] and the pro afi explanation of th.e proposal lumbUI th ll Ut day of March 1i'74 Great American Homes Inc appra ised v8 ue of S2 OQD 00 P.PII1 to enut MCtlons 20a of Arti which may include lUi p1.1 rpoae and shamPooing carpet On y P o Box ~87 Pomeroy Oh io For further nforma t lon c all ill II of UU. Conatitutlon of Ohio eft'ect! a.nd sball cert11y the ballot TED w BROWN 527 so c ash or terms ~5769 • a1 to petm1t tbt electorate to lansuage and the explanation to Seeretlr)' of Statflo ? 92 2720 av a jlable Phone 992 2653 742 4211 tcuuanll Arnold Grate 3 l tfc: 'fDte _.ntflJ' on eecb INCh pro the secretary of stata not tater 4 5 6tc ,... 4 3 tfc .a.J, , than ~eventy ftve days "before the (Sell) Cl 25 ( 4) 1 8 15 22 51C ~-----'-- ........ / I I ' Nottce , Radlato': I ·,_ ; 1 Service 992~ --- ------ A NO FA RM S CL ELA ND G REENHOU SE A var e ty of ca bb age and tomato plan s for sa e Al so b oc co and ca u f ower s wee peppe rs hot p eppers e gg pl a n s h ead teftu ce and EASTE R pan sy mu m s FLOWE RS h yd ang ea a za ea ger an um s pe tun a s se"Y e ra l k nd s of ha ng ng be~s ll: e Gerald ne C e an d Ra1.. 1 Oh o 3-29-tfc 1 r-- - - - - - - h-;- Cus tom Hat chbac k Coupe d'trk green In sh I ke new w h te wa t res u I wheel cov ers pr otect ve s d e mod ng s powe br akes ad o 6 cy nder eng nc st and ar d tran s n ss on A ver y popu a r 11 odel and P ccd to go n Business Services F LOWER S fo r Easter a rg e se tec on Ve r y c hea p mus OLD turn tO r e oak t a b es see to be eve Sm a e'y s G f c acks <:: e boxes bra ss beds Shop Ches e Oh o Phon e d s hes d esks or comp ete 985 3537 hous e ho ds W t e M D 4 5 7tc M \e r Rt 4 Po me roy Oh o cal ~ 92 77 60 5 13 tt c AM F M s te reo r a d o 8 t ra ck tap e p ay er 4 sp eak er sound ·ioir ' c'tb;::.:;'iiu~P; g p a n o s - An ; syst e m Balance s 09 46 or cond on Pa y ng $10 ca sh use our budge terms Ca I to Wr te g ve d reef ons 992 3965 W T T E N P IANO CO P 0 • - - - - 3 8 tfc BOX 8 Sa rd s Oh o 43946 3 13 30tc 1973 HO ND A for sa le Cb 350 2 100m le-s S800 Cal 378 6365 Au o s com pl et e J UN K ll 3 6tc de vc red to our ya d We p c k up aut o bod es a nd bu y a I k nds of sc r a p m eta ls and RU ST C Redw ood bas k e on R d er s Sa lva ge Sta te 3 pan e s 14 wea ve fe nc e Rout e 2ll Ro u e 4 Pol'tl e oy pa s s wh ee lbarrow br cksa w Oh o Phon e 99 2 5468 pe n c t;tb e Best offer Ca I 3 28 2tp 992 J .19 4 2 61p The Pub sher rese r ..,es t ht deem e d•- ob lect on al Th e pub sher w I l"'{)f be resp on For Sale 10 F T a um r.u m boat set of fron t sea s fo 968 Vo k sw a g en Ca l 985 3545 5 Jtp 7 - 'l)le Daily Sent111el MJddleport,Pomeroy () AprilS 1974 �·- . ' \ •• 8- The Daily Sentmei,M1ddleport-Pomeruy, O.,Apnl8, 1974 Fred 1'.1Batey of Steve Dailey wins degree New Haven dies NEW HAVEN - Fred Pholllp Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dailey and Mr and Mrs Howard Ervin attended t~e March 23 graduatiOn Of Steve Da1le>, from the OhiO Institute of Technology, ~ell and Howell Sohool, Columbus He mamtained a 4.0 average dunng h1s traimng Tuesda y he begins employmen t at the Gavm Plant Immediately followmg h1s graduation a receptiOn honorin g the students was held Steve 1s married to the former Rhonda Ervm of Racine who w1ll graduate from Ohio State Umvers1ty w1th a degree m nursmg m June Jommg Mr and Mrs. Dailey and Mr . and Mrs. Ervm for the graduatiOn ceremomes were Mr. and Mrs. R1ck Turn er (Sharon Ervin) of Columbus . Batey , 52 , d1ed unexpectedly Saturday aft ernoon a t the Holzer Med 1ca l Center Mr Batey was a stor e room :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-......·.·.... Grah am Stat 1on, and a former owner and operator of Batey Hardware 1n New Haven many years He was a member of th e Social sister ICalendad diesSnowden's in Columbus chur ch one hour pnor to the ser v1ce 11! MONDAY SIGN-UP for SyracuseMinersville pee wee league, Syracuse Elementary, 6· 30 p.m. All mterested boys urged to attend. EASTERN Athleti c Boosters, 7:30 at high school. POMEROY PTA Science Fair, 7:30p.m. at the Pomeroy Elementary School. • Qfi home NIX (Continued from page 1) Nixon 'attended a memorial mass for French President Georges Pomp1dou, talked with seven world leaders and thrice strolled the streets, 911llling and shakmg hands with applauding Frenchmen. After attending the mass in Notre Dame Cathedral Nixon called on· France's interim president, Alain Poher. He then S31f President Giovanru Leone of Italy, British Prime Minister Harold Wilson, West German Chancellor Willy Brandt, Danlsh Prime Minister Pol Hartling, Russia's Podgorny, and Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka . LOCAL TEMPS The temperature m downtown Pomeroy at 11 a. m Monday was 48 degrees under cloudy skies. MEIGS THEATRE Mon. Tues. We'd. Thur. ApriiB-11 NOT OPEN MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE ' VI'NYL CUSH 10 NFLOR. and Ruth Bulfongton Batey of .. . Elberfelds In Pomeroy Cl1fl on Mason1c Lodge No 23 and of Smith Capehart Post 140, Amencan Leg1on Mr Batey who was a captam m the army and a1 r force dur1ng World War II. was born on Oct 25, 192 1 1n New Haven, the son of the late Fred Batey 1 body will be taken to the I LODGE TO MEET A regular meel!ng of Racine Lodge 461 F&AM w11l be held at 7:30 p m Tuesday. Refreshmen I-s w1ll be served. All maste r masons are invi ted. clerk at the Centra l Coal Co, at New Haven Surv1v mg 1n add1 f1o,n to h1s mother , are h1s w de, Man an. a daughter , Mrs Phyll iS Yost of Charleston two sons, Gary and Ralph, both of New Haven . two grandch i ld r en , and a SISler, Mr s Tom (Marjonel 1 Hoffman , New Haven Funeral services Will be held at the New Haven Un1 ted Method 1st Church at 1 30 p m Tuesday w1th the Rev William DeMoss of f1c1atmg Mr Batey was a member of that chur ch Burial will be 1n Gr aha m Cemetery Callmg hours are :::~:=*=·~:·:·:·:~\i from 7 to 9 p m Monday at the Foglesong Funeral Home The -~-: llolzer Medical Center !Births ) April 5- Mr and Mrs. Boyd Cla1k, son, <;;a lltpults Apnl 7 - Mr and Mrs. '+larry Castle, son, Wellston RUTLAND Robert Snowden has learned of the death of his sister, 'borothy Snowden Taylor, 60, Columbus, formerly of Rutland and Logan, W. Va Mrs Taylor IS survived by four children; four brothers, Robert, Rutland; Carlos Sno wd e n , B ra dbury ; Lawrence Snowden, Columbus, and Harry Snowden of Pt Pleasant, and eight grandchildren Funeral serviCes will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at. the Presbyterian Church m Logan, W. Va. The family has asked that flow ers be omitted and donati ons made to their favorite chanty Veterans Memorial Hospital SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Conn a Connolly , Long Bottom, Evelyn Barber, Reedsville; Bermce Winkler, Peach Creek, W. Va .; Wilham Bennett, Cheshire ; Joy ce White, Racine. SATURDAY DISCHARGES - Fred Baley, Frances Wartz, Mabel Wolfe , Norman Evans, Loshia Mi tchell, Eber Gillilan. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Enoch Marcum, Kenova, W. Va ; Nellie Perry, Long Bottom ; Edward Willett, New Ha ven ; Bernard Gilkey, Middlepor t; John Bechtle, Middlepor t ; Joann Greathouse, Portland. SUNDAY DISCHARGE Elmer Still . --- YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK busmess. The Bowers have operated a restaurant in the bmldmg the past 12 years. A fire damaged the buildmg recently The excha nge of owoersh1p was made before repatrs were compl eted NEW FLORIST SHOP - nanc1s Flonst, Pomeroy, has purchased this structure on East Mam St., above the old Junior H1gh School building m Pomeroy, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bowers for a new loca tion of thetr flower NatUral .gas rate When our bank is your~ ... we do our best to ~you as happy oabo~t tt- as we are. · ' -. CLEVELAND (UP! ) - The Cleveland Plain Dealer, in separate editonals Sunday, endorsed John H. Glenn lor the Democratic nom111a11on to the U.S Senate and Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk for the Republican nommatwn to the U.S Senate. The newspaper called Perk, the first Republican mayor 111 Cleveland 111 30 years, "easily th e best quallhed Republican candid ate seeking the nom!~a­ tton " The paper smd Glenn "has shown himself to be an energetic, personable and hi ghly mlelligent ca ndidate w1th potenhal for assuming a leadership role 111 the U.S. Senate ." Perk fa ces Peter E Voss of Ca nton m the May 7 Republi-can Pnmary while Glenn squares off w1th Sen. lloward M Metzenbaum, D-Oluo tn the Democrahc race. "More nnportant at a time when public confidence in Congress is at an all-lime low , we feel Glenn ept10m1zes all those char actens hcs which are desirable 111 a man holdin g high off1ce,"·the ed1tonal read. "He 1s a man of moral character and personalwtegn ty. " As a polil!cal figure, Glenn Two West V1rgmia men were pamfully mjured - although not believed critically - today about 8 a.m. on SR 7 at the bypass exit to Middleport m a spectacular colhswn between a coal-loaded tractor rig and a passenger car. Incomplete mformatlon at the scene mdica ted Truamn McClelland and Kenn eth Perry, both of Wayne, W. Va , were r emoved to Holzer Medical Center by SEOEMS One of the men was reported to have had a possible leg fracture. Dnver of the coal rig , w1th only lacerahons. was Davie E Napper, 34, of Rutland. The State Highway Patrol said the Wes t Virgmta car - 1-1 has mcreased m knowledge and stature m rece nt years/' tl went on. 11 He has been an articulate spokesman for a nahonal energy pohcy, tax reform, gua rnateed pensw n nghts and nati onal hea lth Dorothy died on Monday SHINYLe VINYL - COLUMBUS- THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE to r~lect Gov. John J . Gilligan said Monday it received $196,442 in contributions while spending $104,428. The report was made voluntarily and Gilligan called it "unprecedented." "This report is unequalled in the state and perhaps anywhere in the country," Gilligan said. He also said that suspiciOns by the public of politics and government since the Watergate scandal have resulted in a "growing reluctance on the part.of.the people to make contributions." The corrunittee set a limit on individual contributiolll! at $3,000. Five of those who contributed $3,000 are serving on hoards by appoinbnent of the governor : Louis D. Goldman of Dayton, a lottery conunissioner; Marvin L. Warner of Cincinnati, Board of Regents; Chester Devenlow of Toledo, Ohio State Uruversity trustee; John W. Kessler of Columbus, the Ohio Buildmg Authority; and Donald Huber of Dayton, the Housing Development Board. THE NO-WAX FLOOR byCongoleum dnv er unestablished skidded sideways across the centerlme mto Napper's path whose ri g hit McClelland an d Perry broadside The ng left the road and jackkmfed . Damaged wa s heavy to all the Headquarters for Whirlpool Appliances RCA Television and Stereo Glidden Paint ta~~n Boy Mowers ve~icles Patrolman E J Sheets wa" "tilt on the sce ne at 11 30 a m Pollution monitors perched under Moscow's TORNADOES AND SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS hit the South again Monday, killing a woman in Georgia and causing damage there and in eastern Tennessee and South Carolina. The National Weather Service ordered pre-dawn tornado watches today in northern Florida and southeastern Georgia. A spring storm hit New England, prompting heavy snow warnings for today. Forecasters predicted 6 to 10 mches of snow may accumulate in south ceritral New York. Big Selectio.u of Porch, Lawn and Patio Furniture At Sale Prices MOSCOW (UP!) - Among 1ts many projects, the Jnstttule of General Genetics of the SoVIet Academy of Sciences has set itself the task of chartmg the effects of pollution on humaruty And for thalli is most littmgly located - 1t s1ts under the smokestacks of a Moscow power station. Prof. Nikolai P Dubinin, 68, who has headed the Institute smce 1966, said that in th e framework of the U.S.-USSR medical coo perati o n agreement, Sov1et geneticists are workmg with American scientists m a vanety of fields mcludmg research into environmental hazards. Las t month, American and Soviet scientists held their first symposium here on this subject. 1 'We are_planning to organize a global monitormg system" (for pollutants) , Dubinm sa1d Find Them Fast .At The heritage house " Your Thom MeAn Store" Moddleporl . 0 MAIN STORE AND WAREHOUSE OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5, FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS 9:30 TO 9 Elb~rfelds I XENIA, OIUO - SNOW AND FREEZING temperatures hampered rescue workers here Monday while another fire- this time on llie nearby campus of Central State University -added more damage to the mllllons of dollars of destruction caused by tornadoes last Wednesday. The fire Monday broke out on the top floor of the three-story CSU student -umon building, but was confined to two or three rooms. The university,'which i.-planning to resume classes for graduating seniors April 15, had closed and sent home Its 2,300 students following the tornado. Authorities said no mjuries resulted from Monday's fire even though 2Q or 30 persons were m the building when it hegan. In Pomeroy • I IIOMIROY, OHIO ..... ~~tAt~.• 'Mo•l"''"" lnsuronco For ~"'·"II~ ' -- - - -DU'O')I l fi[J (IO AL --~-- . I ---- "In theory, we can make a man into anything," Dubmm said. " If we start to change the genes co ntrolling intellect, what will happen then?" W1thm 10 years, he said, parents probably w11l be able to choose the sex of their offspnng "Most people w11l want sons. We Will have a geperation of · boys The lounda.tion of life will he destroyed .. and this is only the most elementary example 1 ~ \U RAN(f VOL XXV POMEROYMIIJIJI fi'(J'II NO. 250 INROW CO. 992 -3863 or aft er 6: 00- 992-5849 . Recommended bids for the cons tructiOn of Pomeroy's new water system will be submitted to the Economic Development Adm!mstrai!On (EDA) for approval. Pomeroy council and board of pubhc affairs met 1n special sesswn Monday mght with representatives of the Burgess and Niple engmcering firm. They reco mmended the followmg b1ds, m the amoun t of $546,602 75, be submitted to EDA w1th the· mterit that they be awarded · water lines, Boone Coleman , Portsmouth, $228,705; well houses, Horn and -I \ ·' ' '• I, • : • \ i ·' - ~- Jones Con sI! w lJ ' " I, lA IJ.Jr • 11 .i - ' '. . • • ·. I_ • ' i I J.• 'I I! t•f l ft,o• b• .tfd pf ·r ' ,., , •n11t'·l 1111' th.1 t $164,670; Wells. r; ~' 1\al.•·l ;, Son, Cu lum h!J o.;_ $lJl,tll l ~· ~r, _ ol,l \,:I •'•''111 1\ JII!! l\ t: tanks, Wtther u~ T 1h• I t nl 1 n th. [1•~· I l"l)t 1 qJ. J li P \\ and Er cc twn, $1:'4.'~.;;;, II• ,. ,f ll! " 1 ~ 1 ,\ ln1t·~ . I , 'lir .t 11 •t •· · .. I 1 •' l "l fne EDfl. \\Ill o;;tudy thr rr •Ill mended htds c.~nd 1f ll1t · l •lth meet EDA ,! ppL t) v. d ,or •d provtdtn g Po111cr nv , ,,ur 1 Jl passes a res( h1tror1 lr1 ( •1'', lll $450,000 tu tCJ111plt1L• ll1" system, the btrf t, r ,•n l! u·· , ,., awarded Total cost vf the 1 11u<f > , \ 11.,, •1 'I~ n, 1 ' ,, ,, 1, h 11 ( ., .,,•;1 1 I H lit!• ' I It• IS \\Ill ld 1 1t p!C<>"n t 'l ,•i·' :l,111 ,.,,.,)r' \• lll r'"; l as ·I 11 \' llli:lf~(' i.IIJ(H UXIIIIflte}y $20,000 a l ""' The board of public affr.lu s li<1s not tncreased water / Altc lldmg from the board of public affturs were Char les I l'gdr and E F Robmson, and i)(iflllda Natdl, clerk; Mayor U:~ l e Srt11th, eoun cil members .J oh n Il l' I~ ~v~~r·r·r C:~l ~l!JP' ~~''" ":I! h $710 ,000 Putur> ro ,w l l:Js federal grant of $ '~1i'>,ll,1 !1 l ts es ttmatetl ! Jdi ! J! lllf 1 llm\C\er, tills is not defimte. The 11e\\ plant w11l save the I •' I ln rt r• ' ,, · J"'' r r,' s 'I ~ ~~ I 1111 1 tit n r", Man ley, Wilham Harry Dov ts and Phil Globokar ·Jane Wallon, clerk, an d th e 1eprcRentahves of Burgess and N1ple S'l nuffer , l,()u Osborne, I' r 'lilt 1r·nr• llf In• 1l•h fn l!i \'1 t I' i' EASY MONEY IS BAD CO LUMBUS [UP ! ) Commerce p ircctor Denms Shaul today warned Ohioans I I I to beware of tricksters I I JOHN BEAVER'S electrical display wa" one of sev" r;• I on exhibit atthe science !811'. A fourth gr"der. hr· r•'r•·t:P.I ,, blue nbbon from the judges. 1;.' Ill\ 'ld Ill ! o\ 1 ( II, HI, and Kellee Gnff1th, created r ,I } ·d Hl!lt~:; 1 )hl, r1 111 .1 j ar to show how plants surnve m · ,,,~ ; 11· ( 1L;. 1\ir, a bJuc ribbon wmner. Numerous o~ · • bl 27 blu e ri - 'I()I d: . il' bids EDA • SOUTHERN MVP - Pete Sayre, the leadmg rebounder and leading scorer of the 1973-74 Southern High School Basketball Team, accepts the most valuable player award from Head Coach Carl Wolfe at Monday evening 's annual least m the high school gym . Sayre also received a trophy lor bemg a seruor member of the team and lor the hest rebounder. Report and more ptctures by Denny Fobes on Page 3. ~ f• • AP llll__if )~97_ 4 _ _ _ __ PH_O_NE _ 9_9_2-2_1_56_ _ _ ___T _E_ N=--CE_N.:..TS 1\lf i I Water sye1 forwarde was staged Mom!:~ y \"11h 'll students recc1 vmg blue rib! )(· !I aWards for th eir f..' ~lnh1 t.s ,. , ' ' .• \ P.. ~~ :.:. d d war e , Jt.!•iJ.:("'II 1 \T1'•1 I lilniJS 0 1 HIUll, f rt-llf( .~ h ·11 I FJ(I,t r I flJ ,f tlH'! I•• t:.nl ,I ru 1, fly;,1!I ami ~1 rs. N.. ng 1 "''lw1 r.s \lle ie cor·b iJpPl SHlSnf l)!e sr icllet'fair sp ' 'I~ t ed l 1y the P111Heroy Call, Hose H1l l, Povtm 01, pnll p 1 A. AwArds ln fH Bf. St!cond Floyd FIIch p:ttrtck, Mi ,!. aJI(F tluuJ phY·~3 wt;re g.~.v e n by lht' pldf!,et: for · md tvid ual dleport, Rt. I Davis said thu f the m.t:uJ pnt {Jt OJf'... l' l11 aJ,Ution tu the in auto craslt. MURDERED DETROIT (UP! ) - Police acting on a teleph one tip discovered the bod1es of an Ohio couple, dead about lour days, m ~ n apartment on the city's west side Sa turday . ' Ofl1cers said the two had been shot m the head and their bodies beginniQg to decompose. Officers believed the two had been dead since Wednesday. enttne ---· ~ Two offices on East Main St . m Pomeroy : Wtll remodel for longterm 11ease. Plenty of off-slreet parking and very good location . CO RPORATION \ - - - - - - - - -- --- RUTLAND Rutland accompanied by a. parent, Mayor Eugene Thompson said guardian or person having today Rutland village council custody of such minor or by a has passed a curfew ordinance person or full age who has been that will be "enforced to the specifically deslgna~ by such A smgle car mishap Monday fullest." parent, guardian or person mght at 6:32 p.m. in Rutland The ordinance states that in having custody to accompany village claimed the life of the best interest of the village such mmor at that particular Elmer o. Graham, :ro, Sprmg of Rutland minors should not time. · St. Pomeroy. he on or abOut the streets of the Violation of the provisions of , Rutland Police Chief Bruce village of Rutland m an un- section A and B of the or- Davis said Graham dnver of supervised nlanqer between <linance shall be fined not more the car, was traveli~g north on the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. than $50 for the f~rst offense West Main St. in Rutland, No parent, guardian or and not more than $100 for the apP<Irently at a high rate of person having the custody of a second and each subsequent speed, and rammed mto tr!'e. minor under the age of 18 shall offense. Also injured ,in the accident permit any minor to be on any 8~~ r · uu:~m~s m:~:s·::::::?. were Linda Baker, 18, streets, alleys or public ways EXTENDED OUTLooK Pomeroy, Rl. 2, and Mike between the hours of 10 p.m. Pierce, 15, Middleport, RD. and 15 a.m. on any day of the Cloudy Thursday witb Baker and Pierce were taken week. . chance of sbowen on Friday to Holzer Medical Center ,by Allpersons2lyearsofageor . and ending on Saturday. the Middleport ER squad . younger will display !den- Hlgbs ill the 60s and lower Graham was taken to Veteranstification or other satisfactory 718 on Tbunday lowel'illg by Memorial Hospital by the proof of age upon the lawful Saturday to ihe 408 and tbe PomeroY ER SSJUad. He died at demand of any peace officer. 5011 · Lows In the upper 308 approXImately 10 p.m. The provisions of thia section and the tOs. • There were also two others 1 ~-11 t 1 'n · ... J ·,., .. ,,.... ' s."l' no app y a m1 or IS :: . .: passengers in thl! car, Dav1 d FOR RENT ~- \ (Conhllued on page 121 ' Rutland invokes tough curfew law Y~ung man . I - ides fm a $50 annual charge on .. - BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH The annual science fBll' of the Pomeroy Elementary School ELWOOD AND·EILEEN BOWERS ~ - WASHINGTON- A CONFIDENTIAL TAX AUDIT of Vice President Gerald ft. Ford by the Internal Revenue Service shows that he paid his fair share for the taxable years 1967-1972, according to columnist Jack Anderson. The report furnished UP! by Anderson showed that Ford eamed$375,402.26fromallsourcesduring the six years, and paid $150,091,44 in taxes. ''The confidential Ford audit ... portrays an inherently honest man who believes he should bear his fair share of the tax burden," Anderson said in his Monday column. We sincere ly appreciate yo ur patronage over the past 12 year s at our dr ive-in r estaurant tn Pcmeroy . We have sold t he locafion to Franct s Florist and wish them t he same success that we ha ve en joyed. We will miss the pleasant associations we had with our cus tomers -AND SAVINGS CO. ' \•·m~li /HI!'. .q,/"'•1''' •: •, 1'1• • NEW YORK - A CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE who was the biggest contributor to the President's riHllection campaign and a former Nixon Cabinet officer will be called to the defense of John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stuns in their federal co~t trial. W. Clement Ston~, Chicago inaurance tycoon who gave $2 million to the Nixon campaign kitty in 1972- the largest single campaign contribution in U.S. history- and Roher! Vinch, former Health, education and 1Welfare secretary and Nixon counsel, are scheduled to be called to the stand today. An attorney for fugitive financier Robert L. Vesco's testified Monday at the trial in which Mitchell, former attorney general, and one-time Commerce Secretary Stans are charged with conspiracy, obstruction of justice and perjury. Arthur L. Lyman, a New York attorney, said he blocked the turnover of documents to Securities and Exchange Conunission (SEC) investigators on the source of a secret $200,000 contribution to Nixon's 1972 eampaign. Mitchell ran Nixon's re-election campaign corrunittee and Stans was chief of the finance committee. ' THANKS . FRIENDS! lHE FARMERS BANK pi I I' ti t • 11 ti H 1 r t• t 1lHJ 11 1J co m opt'l<l ted amusement machines . rr "~ "'::. Jll •l 1'• d 1 ul t!wt the nHhi J < m~ e wtllnot affect com operated f• •11 'l l ' tl !l!l ''" · nnh :u11 USL'W(;' IIt ur game maclunes The or•II dl'l • .•.1ll ~d f••('l ;1lk e tlnxl';. Cou ncil ga ve the second readmg l·ews•• in· Briefsi,. By United Press !nternatlnnal WASillNGTON- PRESIDENT NIXON will fly to Xema, Ohio today to tour the tornado-ravaged community and observe federal recovery efforts, the White House said. Nixon was leaving Andrews AFB in suburban Maryland at 10:20 a.m. EDT for the flight to Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohw. Tllere he will be met by Rep. Clarence J . Brown, R-Ohio, whose district covers Xenia, for a helicopter trip to the city. White House Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said Nixon's helicopter would land in Xenia so the President could get a first-hand view of the destruchon caused by the tornadoes that struck last week. msurance." Two men injured in crash Shoes? • , l\.l l fH~c r' tl i l ll!ll!:'r w11l pay abnut 22 % pet more_pn his gas bill d\n l ' li! lhr flr"t )'C"ft ,,f the 'H:'W contract Koebel pomted out that lrod t 1H: \ tH\\ft' hnd .1 fu el cos t ln(.T'ec.'se clause 1n 1ts last contrad "Jth tl 1•' uwn' l ~ t:>ll ' 'o!,Lo;; HfLJ t.lually adtled, the new rate would h.nr rr 1 1"r t" d rmly a 12Jwt m<'rease of rates It was pomted out lh,n !I If• \' ll' ;•!tt' 1't 1!•JII <:; of the co mpany Will also get an extra . tdv,-·,1~~~:~· l,;(•r ! ~u st !h t• !WI\ r<~te \\I ll no t go mto eHec t until 30 d..l\~ ~~ fi··r tl1o:• 111 '1~ J fltt~ lt1s been npproved by counctl. The pr• ' ' •1t , ~m t1 1! 1 v. l111'h ;11.. r u. 1lly exptrE>d Apnl 1, will be m effect 1U'Id fl'f' r•• •\ 1 •'H ll .ttl lH'lUllle~ eflectJve. ' 'l I\P ,,, • t1 J' <.: !•]NJis iiPJ)I 'ared before counctl to question ( .1"1,, d • ;wl 1 111 t(•l! lll l lllo rffcc t a new orclmance provtdmg for a amusement ma chines accepting 25 ce nts or more an'd $25 a year for ma chmes acceptmg less than 25 cents . Proceeds from the new ordinance have been earr'narkeq lor tecreatwn Mayor John Zerkle reported thai council had met ifi special sesswn last Tue ~day and had accepted the bid of Keith Goble Ford on a new pohce cruiser which has been delivered and 1s m use . The' town will poy $3,460 m addition lo U1e trade m of the old cruiser Council took actiOn reqlllnng pollee officers to fill out an mspectwn Jorm before they begm thetr tour of duty each.day. • Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate reported receipt of $2,247 as the third quarterly paymen t of the fourth penod of the federal revenue sharmg program and counctl approved the report of Mayor John Zerkle showmg _collect10n of $1 ,264.35 m fmes and fees dunng March and ;143 1n Merchant Pohce collectiOns lor a total of $1,407.35. Council discussed the fact that the commumty does have an ord inance pertammg to sohciimg and peddling and 11was agreed to purchase three signs pomtlng out that fact for placement at ~:;::;::::::;::;::;;:;:;::--::;:;:::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::~«=X:::::*:·:·~:·:::::::::·:;:;:;:;:::::·:::;:;:,:::;. Glenn, Perk best says Plain Dealer Looking For Easter • The 'Customer /banker relauonshlp '"· necessanly more personal than that w1th most other se rv1ce msutuuons. Our ami is to earn your complete trust and confidence wuh courteous and conhdenual conc ern about your md1v1dual fmanctal affairs. Wltl~ ,, 15 7 JFCi llrt 1 Pfl '•t: U•t> ru ~ l yt•c:t.r , an HddlliOrlCi l four pet. for 1!1" ··~ t • 11d :u 1d tllll'<! ~ ('H rs ,u1t1 ~ 1 pet the fourth year The ? (Contmued from page 1) Department to consider criminal actiOns shortly after Fitzgerald was fired as the Alr Force's deputy asSistant secretary for management systems. "The response on the part of the Justice Department was an act offoot dragg1pg that makes the unfoldmg of the Watergate story seem a model of speed, " Proxmire sa1d. "From Nov. 22, 1969, to Dec. 12, 1973, the Department delayed, postponed and put off any achon m the case." •v• , accepte~ ·reases 1 _ _ __ Aarfter weeks of discussion, Middleport Village Council company have been without a fuel cost increase C'lau'e fur ll 1<· meeting in regular session Monday night approved the first past four years. Koebel sa1d that the inrrea seo m the '"'" • oilreading of an ordinance providing for a new lour year contract tract are based on operation costs of II~ company 111 Uw ' IIIli· with the Columbia Gas co. of OhiO for supplymg natural gas to · mun1ty and tl,o include fuel mcrease costs . the cormnunlty. . Under the provisions of the new contract, to eover :l fou1 '1'.u The new contract provisions are a little lower in the counter- period, patrons will pay 34'h cents per 100 for the ftr 5t Z,UOOI •' 10iJic· proposal-accepted for a first reading Monday than the ,rates feet and 10.7 cents per hundred over the first 2,001Q ' Dnn m: llw proposed m the original proposition of the compan~ . Council second year patrons will pay 35 ~ cents per humh ell for llw In ' t approved the reading with a five to one vote With Councilman 2,000 and 11 .'1 cents per 100 for all over 2,000. Ilurmg the t11JI d Allen Lee King casting the dissenting vole. The mcrease the lrrst year the rate w11l be 36~ cents a hundred for th e first 2 (IQII .md year will he 15.7 pet · 11 .5 cents for aU over 2,~, and during the four th yem JXIIron, Meeting w1th the council again to discuss the rate acceptance w11l pay 37.5 cenls per hundrect lor the l~rst 2,000 ""'I II g l'tl l h tenns of a new contract was John Koebel of the gas co. While fo r 100 lor all over 2,000. The company's P"'P"""I l1a·l lilt' council members felVthat the rate of the new contract 18 still mirumum charge over the four year penod runrung f" '"' ~~ ' ''· high, the new contract does provide a smaller increase m rates lor the first year and mcreasmg 25 cents a yem· Ult lll it 1""' l ~e d than the original proposal of the company. The original proposal $3 50 the lou•th year. However, at the request of C'Uilll ' 11, II •" provided an almost 30 pet. increase. Durmg the long deliberation mirumum was set at $3 a month over the enl!rc four yea • P"' '"d Monday mght it was pointed out that the rate increases approved Koebel sa1d that the counter proposal approved b ·'lllWht f,, do appear high because ~iddleport Village patrons of the ) the f1rst ol three requ1red readmgs Will provHJro Ihe L " ' 111 '·"" Coverup ' • . \~ r!~ •1.~ 1 y md:qd,l;d \ li llJPfL", sev·~a l of sttll Ullder 1nvcs l1~1 atwn. lh•• g r ~l \l'" t i t 1· rwr~•u elass Funeral ser·vices r," M1 Graham will be held 1 hu" ,d"y lS at 1 p m ~; E:~mg Fqn ~;rll l Home with ~ ev. William 1IIAI!ll!IIGI : LICENS~~S Middleworth olf!Ciati 11g. Budt• l I hun"l-IJS Kl'jlt1 \V{J•XI ~, 24, will be in Mctg:s I'\•Ir-mo1 v M·UdltT n t. fl!l I Mary Lynn Gardens. ' · W"ods, 2'. ~lidcllepo !' l Mr. Graham is surv!VI'<\ by HtL ha: ,l , Jl.' t'Jfll ,J1 ·;fers, 29. his parents , 01villi' and P• ·I111' 1 •1 \' , ~!nr\ Nr tll r y Kay Martha Land aker Gr rdwtn ; .fefh r ~ . 28, Pt •rn~rny four sisters, J oan Wtls on, Mogadore, Oh io, ~1ar 1 Di \'PIU 'l·: Hl.l~ fl Mopeer, Sardis. Helen Kuhn. M:•ry !-' Nn huls•m. I ,1ngsNew Haven; '/\my p;s tlicr i<illf~ has nlcJ fc>l' cliym-cr i11 Graham, Porneruy,, and <IHf"""~M r •i gs l'vunLj Cnu·mon Pfea~ brother, !]harlcs Durs t C<n1r ! [r<.ra t\BH!al Nichl.llson, Fnends may cn ll ~t Ewin-, l.UI\g~v iUe, c·n the grmlhds of F\Uieral Home any time·~ttr r 1 f.'""' nt·t•l ~C' l ,,, <)aty and P<' p m thi s Pv ~ nin f~ fl• tl"' r-1,~' ' , "What Sprmg Is" was the exhi htl theme of the second !Continued on page 8) promiSing to obtain personal loans or mortgages at lo"· interest rates. Shaul said co mplaints had been MARIETTA - Citing the received l rom two areas in · va lue of tfie OhiO Deparbnent Ohio where th e men, calling of Transportation' s ActiOn th ems elv es "mortgage Plan , D1 stnct Ten Deputy brokers," collected fees D~rector, Max R. Farley , has from Indi viduals. They ann ounced that a public promise lo get clients low· meeting will be held at the interest mortgag es, but Wtlkesv1lle Elementary School leaving th e area after begmmng at B p m , Wedcollectin g the fees, Shaul nesday, Apnl 24 said. The Achon Plan was for.;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::- mutated to ' 1assure that the process of planning, designing W h c=~ t~n:~t Partly and Wednesday Lows In the upper 20s and the lower 308 rm ' wa on Wednesday, with highs er m the upper 405 to the u er 508 \ pp IRS· was used WASHINGTON (UP! )- Top White House officials tried to use federa l agenc1es ranging from llie J lnternal Revenue Service to the parole hoard for politiCal purposes, documents made public by Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr., R-Conn., showed . . W eiek~r made public a thick stack of exhibits he present<:d Monday to members of three Senate subcorrunittees holding joint llearings on government w~reta ppmg . Most were copies of once secret White House memos. " Bringing 19 the light of day those words and deeds guarantees far;_ 'more than legislation (would that never again will Americans commit or submit to matters that repudiate the origms of our national greatness,'' W~icker said in presentU\8 the documents. Welcker's exhibits were entitled Internal Revenue Service; "Millhouse; " Brookings (In- Rts. 124-160 plans will I be reviewed sti tute); Goldberg; (Billy) Graham, (John) Wajone - IRS Acl!v11y; Newsday; Military Spying ; Department of Commerce ; Parole Board and Justice Deparbnent; Department of Defense; and White House Activities. The Internal Revenue SerVICe Exhibit carried a July 24, 1969 mternal memorandum on the formallon of the IRS Activist Organizations Committee, which was disbanded last August at the time of the Watergate hearings: "Whl)t we will attempt to do is to gajher intelligence data on the organizations in which we are interested and to use a Strike Force concept whereby all Compliance divisions and aU other Service functions will participate in a joint effort in our common objective," the IRS memo by D. 0. '{irdin :'llid. An A_Ill!. 14, 1970 memo_from (continued on page 12) ,. ' ' ' , . ' ~~~J.~~~~~c~~~ero:ll~~~~~\~ assistance has adequately Identified and considered the pu bl IC ' s m t eres t . " F ar Iey noted that th1s meetmg, to be con du cted ' by PlannerEngmecr Burien Henli ne, Will deal specifica ll y w1 th improvement studies of Slate Routes 124 and 160 between Radchll and the Meigs-Vinton County line. Alternative location studies wtll be presented and open d1scussioq will center on the SOCial, economi C and enVIronmental consequ<ll!ces of the Improvements This meehn gw1ll be a followup to the one prevwusly held With the County Commtsstoners1 Citizens Group and the general public is encouraged to contnbu te informal!on useful to the prOJect. Schematic maps are posted llt the Wilkesville, McArthur, ' Dundas, Ha mden, Radcl.fl, Creola and Ewmgton Post Offices and at the Vinton County Commissioners' office for viewing apd onenta~ion prior to the meeting. BOARD TO MEET The Southern Local School ]loard will meet ThurSday at 7:30 p.m. at th_e high school. ' ·t ' • . ' � 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. 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