https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/df45aeae66200cceda25ea74dc1ec818.pdf 0c6621dfb1bca2cab4cabeb37cb991c0 PDF Text Text ,. ,t '! ' ., '·-·· .. ·-···~ t • -:·-· Ford cabinet ·criticized- 28- The Sunday Times -Sentinel, Sunday, April14, 1974 W onien will recreate a saloon KEY BlSCAYNR , ~ I a . White House Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler says 11c does riot believe it is appropriate for Vice President ,, p.m. AI that hour the first group of pa trOns will leave the building with the second group entering at 7:30p .m. The same schedule will be followed with the mini-musical to begin at 8 p.m: At 8:50p.m. the building will be cleared for th e third time with tbe doors open .to the patrons at 9 p.m. At 9:30 p.m. tbe third and final mini show wUI be beld with the casino to be opened before lll)d after the presentation . Mrs. Crow said that advance ticke ts are being sold to permit patrons who have bought them to move right into the auditorium without waiting in line. Only about 300 persons can be seated for each segment. vocal presentation. Mrs. Crow also reported that The talented Miss Griffith large glittered silver slipper began taking part in the Big replicas have been nnade ~Y Bend Minstrel Association's members to decorate the annual musicals in 1961 before auditorium and the stage for she was nine years old as a part the musical. of a small dance group. Real shoes have been painted She began her solo trumpet and glittered and will hold work on stage with the group at flowers and used for ~n­ the age of 14. Sbe is now a terpieces on the many small senior at Ohio State and had tables at which patrons will be appeared in every association seated. production until last November The annual state convention wben she was unable to return was announced for May 17-19 in for an appearance because of Columbus at the Sheraton her eommittments · with the Motor lm. Representing. the University Marching Band. chapter wiU be Velma Rue, She is the daughter of Mr. Mildred Karr and Norma Amsand Mrs. Charles Griffith, bary. Tbe Founders Day obPomeroy Route 3. servance was announced for Tickets for Saturday night's April 30 at the gportsman in "saloon" are available al the Athens. Reservations are to be KAREN GRIFFTill New York Clothing House. made with Roberta O'Brien by Priced at $1 each, tickets inApril 15. clude admission to the show as candy sale with about 100 Thank-you notes were read well as refreshments . A prizes to be awarded in eon- from Donna Carr and a number of other activities junction with the sale hav~~r,epresentatlve from Girls' including an old fashioned been planned. 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GALLIPOLIS, OHIO · . •. ........-'-...,.f---l-"- I · ' ' ' ' ' ' .. . \' \ MARIETTA - Effective Monday, April 15, all persons applying for a Social Security number will have to prove their age, identity, and citizenship . The proof \s required under an amendment to the Social Security Act. It, is in te nded to prevent people from obtaining \ H 33 ~.u,t 'St .. Gallipolis . ..., / more than one Social Security number or obtaining and using a social security card under a false identity . One can generally. prove age and identity with. a birth or baptismal certificate and a driver's license. Porch, Lawn and Patio· Furniture SALE . ~::~~~~ e~J~:~:~~: P~~~e;;~ 446-0699 rl * ,·, • . , -. !- - ·• .. J. .. ' II :( POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OH IO Headquarters ' Headquarters For For LAWN-BOY POWER MOWERS GLIDDEN . PAINT •• '. I " SAVE NOW ON . RCA XL-1 00 Color Television ' Consoles and Portables At Sal.e.Prices ,ELBERFE[DS IN·' POMEROY ) •' . ,·' •· . ' '"· ' I • -- STORM DAMAGE - The roof of a 250 by 40 foot chicken house was ripped off and one cement block wall collapsed at the Jack Adams farm in Letart Twp. when R twister struck about 3:30p.m. Sunday. There were about 10,000 six·weeks old chickens in the building when the twister struck . A few were killed. Gas and water lines and feeding equipment were ripped from inside the building and blown into a field tw o buildings away from the damaged structure. A large section · IS ~---- \. ·o!o(. -.... -- of the roof went onto the top of another nearby chicken house but the second building was not seriously damaged, It was reported that there. is insurance to co ver the losses . The Ad ams incident was the mbst serious reported. Several P.lastic covenngs on hotbeds in the area we re ripped off and billboards hi ther and yon were blown over. At Apple Grove, th e alummum porch on the mobile home of Jim RifOe also was ripped of. Refills must be in new bottle, cap CO LUMBUS (UP!) - Beginning Tuesday, pharmacists will be required under a new federal reg ulation to use a new bOttle arid label when refilling prescriptions for oral d1·ugs . The reason' Child-proof caps have been found to lose their eff ectiveness when the same container is used repeatedly for refills . The result? Greate r safety fo r curious children,at perhaps a slight increase in the cost of refills. "This is designed to protect children that ingest medicine and become sick or die," said Fred L. Shaner, director of pharmaceutical services for Kauffman-Lattimer Co . Columbus. " It will apply to all ora l prescriptions with a few exceptions.'' The exceptions include nitroglycer in e, effervescent granu les and ora l contraceptives not sold in bottles, and non-oral drugs. Notches Vanish Shaner explained the notches on a child-proof cap will wear down after a container has been refilled several limes. Hence, the requirement for new containers. A person without children in the home, such as an elderly person, would be able to sign a waiver entitling him to obta in his precription in a regular bottle or use the· same container for a refill. Shaner said the waiver would shield the pharmacist who filled the prescription from liability if a child ingested the medicine and became ill . The use of a new polystyrene bo ttle for each refill could drive the price of an average prescription up by 2 or 3 per cent , according to one sou rce, "bu t it would be a matter of pennies." • In the future,'"bottles may be made out of polyethylene, which would he opaque and perhaps not entice children to open the containers. Headac hes Mount · A Spokesman for the pilar. maceutica l industry said the new requirement "is another headache for the pharmacists, and they already have so rriany ." "They have to fi ll third-party prescriptions and worry about gett ing paid, they have to worry about getting robbed because they .carry dangerous drugs, they have \o keep lists and records . They don't need this, but it's the law. " The spokesma n said there is "no way the pharmacist can raise the price of prescriptions . ... '• to cover the cost of the new containers for refills or the va lue of this time fn making out new labels. ·'The big companies can absorb it, but the Mom and Pop operations may be hurt. All we hear is that pharmacists are making out like a bunch of bandits. Tha t's a lot of baloney." delayed Early construction of the 12.9 mile section of U. S. 33 south of Athens to Darwin in Meigs County apparently is a casualty of the energy crisis. So is an 8.5 mile bypass of Nelsonville connecting the 4lane south of Logan to the 4lane north of Athens. The reloca tion from Athens to Darwin is in the "location study" phase. The Nelsonville bypass has been approved for loca tion, but is the victim of the reduced use of gasoline by mo torists · which has placed less gasoline tax money into hi g hway constr uction programs. The result, acco rdin g to Larry Blaney, writing in the Columbus Dispatch Sunday, is that construction has been delayed on these and other high.priority projects in upgrading U. S. 33 in Ohio from Pomeroy to Wilshire in Van Wert. County at the Indiana• border . Quoting Jon Wills, public information officer for the Ohi o Dept. of Transportation, a 16mile sec tion of 33 between Marysville and Bellefontaine has been completed for feasi bility but construction is five to seven years away. Blaney also reported: . " Wills said the planned programs for U. S. 33 are not being shelved. Although construction is not in the current five-year plans, he said paperwork and engineering studies wit! continue. "The study of the 16-mile of sectio n nor th west Marysville is one of the first steps in the project. Stale tran sportation offi cia ls ar e planning mee lings to review actual highway locations . " Public hearings, design stud ies and other engineering work must be completed before actual work can be considered. Wills said an environmental impact study , normally started toward the end of the project stud y, requi res about six months to complete. "Approximately 115 miles or the present 228-mtle highway is co ns tructed as a four-lane limited access highway. "The mos t advanced study is an 8-5 mile reloca tion plan of U. S. 33 at Nelsonvil le between Logan and Athens. Wills said th is sec tion has rece ived design approvaL "Another section, 12.9-mites south of Athens, is in the process of a location study. Wills said this section of ;·;,:hway will join a four-lane sec· lion already comple ted north of Pomeroy. "Officials sa id the Nelsonville by-pass will probably be the first construction project "':hen work resumes. However, a timetable has not been established. '.'The 7f>-mile section of U. S. 33 between Bellefontaine and the · Indiana border has been designated a four-lane, limited access highway . The acea between Zanesville in Logan Coun ty and Marysville is the only section not acquired by the state for this phase of the project." War, politics continue as Easter is observed By Uni ted Press lqteruatlonal Rebellion, which bega n war- roasted lamb and toasting with Christians celebrated Easter fare against British rule and wine . across the world Sunday· with led to independence for the Flares and firecrackers in 1 • bu hope for man's sa vatton, t southern Republic of Ireland. Athens, although proh ibited by soldiers still fo ught each other British soldiers carried martial law, lit the skies to for inches of territory and photographs and searched the welc ome the day of the · unforgiving enemies settled old march for members of the resurrection as church bells political scores. outlawed Irish Republican rang. As pil grims marched in Army, which has stepped up a Among the world 's millions Jerusalem eo the traditional bomb and b~t campaign for attending Easler sunrise ser· site of Jesus' tomb, Israeli and unification of t e two Irelands. vices were between 1,500 and Syrian soldie rs battled handPresident Uton ohserved 2,000 Americans w,orshipping to-hand on Mt. Hermon in the Easter 'in Key Biscayne, Fla., by an li t-foot "Cross of Peace" heaviest outbreak of fighting , by attending services. at Com- · on top of Ba ld Knob rhoutain in on the Go lan Heights since last munity Church . A fr iendly the southern Illinois Ozarks. October's Middle East war: youngster gave him a purple Some had camped the night in Pope Paul VI, addressmg egg inscribed with the words a cold rain that was followed by 250,000 faithful in St : Peter's "Happy Easter." a golden sunrise. Square in Vatican City, urged In Moscow, Patriarch Pimen The traditional Easter mankind to mark the resurrec- led . a candelight pro!'es5ion fashion parade on Fifth Avenue tion of Christ by embracing a around Epiphany Ca thedral in New York was din\med celebrating the somewhat by cloudy.skies and spiritual life and re jecting before materialist values as "false resUrrection service: Russia n a light drizzle. On the other gospel." police carted off young rowdies side of the country, fashion Condemning those who seek and drunkards, .who In past models in San ·Francisco's ''egotistical pleasur e," the have disrupted Easter ser- Mark Hopkins Hotel launched Pope urged Christians to follow vices. a ~our show billed as the " the gospel of the cross, In a coinpidence, the Western longest Easter fashion parade. • follow the law of duty, of and Eastern branches of service, of sorrow, of love, of Christianity celebrated Easter NOW YOU KNOW sacrifice." the same day. The Comm onwealth of Commemorate Rebellion Parade Dimmed Virginia was named for Queen · In Belfast, Northern· Irish · Usually the ceremonies fall Eliza beih l , the "virgin Catholics. marched to com- on different days because the queen." · memorate the 1916 Easter Eastern rites-Greek, Al'meni- ~~~~~~~'fl:W.~~ an and Syrian Orthodox as well . · EXTENDED OUTLOOK as Egyptian and Ethiopian c hance of showers Coptic--41Se the Julian, instead Thursday or earJy Friday. of Gregorian, calenda r. Daytime .highs In the 50s Mostly clear and cold In Greece, the · country 's ~ortb and 60s I outh . tomght, lows in 30s. Tuesday military rulers tourt'll Knny Nighttime ·lpws lo the 40s partly cloudy and continued camps and cracked ··~.:.< with except 30~ Wednesday. cool. Highs in the &Os locallY. · soldlers and visit or1'i, t. uting scuoo~·m®nXWtJCB":M' ... , ..... .A on ./ OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATU~DAY 9:30 TO 9 PM .. TEN CENTS WASHINGTON -THE HEAD OF the Nat ional Farmers Union sal~ Sa·turday that the nation is facing a milk shortage because of Nixon admi!lislration dairy policies. Tony T. Dechant, the union president, said the price of feed for cows is rising faster than the price of milk. The Agriculture Department reported that last mm\th's milk-feed ratio, measuring the relationship between the prlc~s farmers get f9r ll)ilk and what they pay f or feed, was at the most unfavorable level for March since 1965. "Farmer's costs are going up and farm prices are going down, " Dechant said in a statement. "A far~ disaster is in the making." He predicted !hal a · continuing decline in milk production will lead to shortages of milk "to mateh the gasoline shortage and the meat shortage and the wheat shortage and the fertilizer shortage and the baler twine and barbed wire and farm machinery shortages ." NEW YORK. - MARILYN MONROE had a compelling desire to undress in chu.ch so intense she had to "clench my Ieeth and sit on my hands lo keep" from taking off her clothes !When the O..gan was playing, Newsw~k Magazine said today. .Jn an ab9uHo-be;publlshed .autobiography called 1"My Story," Newsweek reports the film star wrote : · "No sooner w!!S I in the pew with 'the organ playing and (Continued on ,page 8) MAIN STO.RE AND WAREHOUSE OPEN WEEKDAYS. 9:30 TO 5 · ' PHONE 992·2156 a HEAVY RAINS SENT RIVERS SPILLING over their banks in the lower Mississippi Valley today, forcing hundreds of persons to flee. Driving thunderstorms and winds close to 100 miles per hour blasted tbe eastern Ohio Valley . Mississippi Gov. Bill Waller activated the Na tional Guard to help evacuate hundreds of persons from Hattiesbllrg, Miss,, and surrounding communities. Civil Dele liSe authorities estimated at least 500 persons left their homes in south and central Mississippi after three days of heavy rain sent rivers and streams spilling Into residential areas and fannland . · "It's a real gra ve situation· to the Hattiesburg area," said Harold GUI, area Civil Defense director. "The homes in the low areas are under water up to the middle of the windows.'' . MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1974 ----· ' Well Known Quality Branch of Route 33 1 ....... _ UNITED NATIONS - SECRETARY OF·STATE Henry A. Kissinger went before the United Nations today aft er "very friendly talks" with a top Chinese diplomat who attacked the United States before the world body last week. Kissinger hosted a dinner Sunday night for Vice Premier Ten Hsaiao-peng, the highest-ra nkin g Chinese official to visit the United States, and found the opportunity for "a good review of Sino-American relationships. " ".......... A State Depariment spokesman said both men agreed relations between Peking and Washingto n would continue "on the course cha rted" during President Nixon's visit to China slightly more than two years ago. Kissinger, who was treated to a wide assortment of Oriental delicacies during his trips to China, offered the visitor such New Vork specialties as matzoh hall soup, steak, ice cream and coffee. The secretary of state was scheduled to make an 11:30 a.m. EDT address today before a special session of the U.N. General Assembly. · Big Selection of enttn e ,. By United Press International PROCTORVILLE, OHIO- DEPUTY AUDITOR Thomas E. Ferguson, a ca ndidate for the Democratic nomination fo r auditor, says cheating in the welfare department is done by professionals as well as recipients. " It isn 't just the welfare recipient trying to cheat the state," he said at a Democraty Party rally this weekend in Lawrence County. "It's the professional people as we ll. He said there were a few persons abusing the system, including a "dentist who billed the state for extracting 47 teeth from one patient." Ferguson said another audit un covered a physician who bUled the statefor performing a hysterectomy on a woman one year, then billing the state for delivering a child to her the nex t year. MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE · down so' I can start driving my 1..;,;,;___...-----,..1.---~---~_. car-again . .'' I •• THREE KILLED COLUMBUS (UP!) - Three persons were killed here Saturday when a single-engine private airplane crashed on takeoff at Bolton Field and burst into flames, police said. Names of the victims were not released pending notification of next of kin. _ Authorities said a Cherokee 140 lost power on takeoff, crashed about 200 yards off the runway and immediately burst into flames. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Two wheelers helping ease nation_:' s gasoiine crisis ' ~ SGT. YOUNG GALLIPOLIS - Army Sergeant first class Charles M. Young Jr., whose parents live at 218 First Ave., was presented the meritorious service medal recently at Enl Air Force Base, Colo. in recognition for his work during his lastasslgrunent as th e intelligence and operations sergeant for the operations sec tion, 33rd signal battalion at Ft. Richardson, Alasl<a. Proof needed of age, identity .. AUTOMOBILE 'CLUB OF SOUTHERN ~HIO ' air .HOLIDAY IN THE POCONO MOU.NTAIN!t I I stoppage at Nelson Commons, which feeds more than onethird of the university's dormitory residents: Students we re not ·sure , however, whether all student workers or the non--academic ca mpus. employes, members of · Sources sa id Friday th e American Federation of State, students approved, 43-8, a work 10 STATES WAS HINGTO N (U P!) President Nixon declared North Caroli na and Michigan major diaster areas today, · bringing to 10 the tota l of states entitled to specia l federal assista nce to recover from tornado de vas ta t i on . Pr~ lim i nar y es timates of damage have reached . half a billi on dollars in public property alone, presidential s pokes man Gerald Warren said . VOL XXVI NO. l County and Municipal Em~ ployes Local 1699, would honor picket lines. The local had a no-strike : clause in its contract with the school, sources said. The union was formed last November and had been meeting regularly with the university administration in an effort to gain recognition as represPntative of student part· time employes, sources said. The school had insisted the union prove support from 50 per cent of the student workers on campus before it would grant recognition. Sources said . the university also wanted aU 1,800 non -co ntract student employes to be eligible to join the union , but union organizers wanted to exclude the school's 800 work-s tudy program employes because the program was 80 per cent federally funded . . ATHENS , Ohio (UP! ) Ohio University students here have sc hed ul ed a one·day strike Tuesday at the school's largest cafeteria in an attempt to gain recognition of the Student Workers Union on Relocating Devoted To The Interes t~ OJ The Meigs-Ma.~on · Area ' Student workers to strike .@; MOTOR COACH TOUR Here's a great value from Wheel Horse's A. B. C. D's of Tractoring . The 8 HP . B-80 has everything you need to care for an intermediate • size lawn and a small garden . It takes chores in ' stride · , .. grass. leaves, gardens , snow · no problem . · , The B-80 comes equipped with Whee l Horse 's exclusive patented 4-speed Uni -Drive tra'n'Smis'sion; Standard features include key start. Tacha •matiC'" hitches . man·ual attachment lift. Oiala-hite implement control , manual clutch , spring mounted seat and more . 36" side or rear discharge mowers available. We'll talk trade·! Financing available . Backed by 28 years . of quality and experience . '· The average fam ily ca r in the U.S. consumes abo ut6,000 pound of petroleum a year. Displaying the creations are, I tor, Velma Rue, Mildred Karr and Norma Amsbary. Doors of the saloon will open at 6 p.m. • preparatory to the first Big Bend mini-musical which statts ~ al 6:30p.m. GLITTERING. SLIPPER replicas have been created by Preceptor chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority to be used to decorate the Pomeroy Junior High School where the --group will operate the "Silver Slipper Saloon" Saturday night. are interested in economical touring motorcycle that set 52 tran sportation, while the World and American speed and rema inder want a form of endur ance record s in recreation they can use without production fOI'm . having to drive theif cars/ t- _.! ' A leadin g motorcycle Frecker said. magazine recently tested the J&R, Sports Shop's most 'Z' and the ma gazine says that popular Kawasaki model fills it averaged above 50 miles per both traqsportation and gallon·," reported Frecker. economy requirements. "The '.'The Z-1 even averaged 26 model G-5 is a· IOOcc enduro miles per gallon while setting perfect for riding around town, the world's 24 hour speed and but it is also designed for off. endurance recOI'd tra veling at road riding . The average rider an ave~age speed of over 109 should be able to get 70 miles miles .per hour for 24 hours." per gallon, although . some "The 'Z ' is a motorcycle for riders have averaged 80-90 an experienced rider, while the miles per gallon ," reports G-5 can be mastered by nearly Frecker. everyone /' Frecker continued , Another highly popular "but there are also 17 other model, the Z-1, is the direct models in between." opposite of the G-5. The Z-1 is a "In fact, motorcycles are 903cc high perfornnance grand becoming so popular for everyda y commuting, that the energy crisis may cause a motorc yc le ·shor ta ge. We . nearly, sold out lhst year and that was before the energy crisis hit home. This year the cycle supply. could get even tighter," Frecker stated . To help increase the supply, Kawasaki bi>came the first major . manufacturer to start (You ' ll truly love it!) productiOn in· the U. S. by Stay at the Country Surrey Inn purchasing a plant In Lincoln, · and Nebraska . Motorcycle~ are · Singal~ng in the charming Gay 90' Pub expected to start rolling out of • See · Magnificent Delaware.Gap cut through the $20 million cycle( · the KiHatinny Mountains · manufacturing complex . this Memory Town.. Holley Ross Pgttery October. · Then on to Is the end to the cycle sales Famous Hershey Chocolate World . boom in sight? "We know that MAY 21·26, 1974 motorcycles · aten't for Tour includes eleven delightfu l meals, all ac everyone, but they can ·help a commoda t ions, insurance, sightseei ng and AAA escorts, PLUS loads of fun and fellowship. Limited space smt. · lot of people with economical available - NO RE SERVAT IONS after April 19 ... Don 't transportation and as a source n1is~ thi s or)e! Call or vis~t . .. . . of recreatiori,'' concluded· B-80 ll. ~:g~~~~ . Pack Awards, achieves its advancement goa l , participates in two or more district or council ac tiviti es, reregisters on time and cori· ducts a quarterly uniform review. Requirements for a Scout troop are 10 days and nights of camping in cluding a long-term camp of 6 consecutive days , achieving its goal for progress awards, participating in two or more district or council activities, registration on time, quarterly uniform review and completion of Corners tone training by the Scoutmaster. The awards will consist of a ribbon to be presented to the unit for its achievement of the · program goals and for all unit members a bar to be worn on · their uniform s) which is available at the South Service Center. • at POMEROY - The growing number of people using motorcycles for everyday transportation has helped ease the national gas crisis, James Frecker, owner of J&R Sports Shop in Pomeroy, sa id increased use of economical motorcycles · mea ns that mor e gas is available to auto drivers. " If the average auto driver uses 10 gallons of gas each week, he ca n easily save half that by using a motorcycle. With more than 5 million motorcycles now being used nationally, I believe cycles are saving well over 25 million gallOns of gas each week," said Frecker. "The majority of ·people recently visiting my dealership TOUGH BUT GENTLE . BOB'S LAWN & GARDEN CENTER • ~:r:~~~~~Committee reports Girl of the Year was selected . and will be announced at the Founders Day dinner. There will be no more April meetings, the next session being on May 9 when officers will be installed and the ritual of jewels held. The traveling prize was donated by Mary Pickens and awarded to Ann Rope . . Refreshments were served by Mrs. Walton and Clqrice Krautter. asked about •..possible future cabinet should he as5ume the presidency . In discussing his vision of a Ford 'ca binet , the vice president made .it clear that Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger would stay on and Defense Secretary J·ames Sct)lesinger would be dropped. He also said Ziegler definitely would not be asked to stay on as press secretary. When asked about Ford's remarks, Ziegler said h"e did not think it was "appropriate" for Ford to discuss his possible assumpti on of the presidency. gpeaking of Nixon, Ziegler said : "He is going to be around here until 1977." He_ dismissed furthe r questions, saying, "l don't think !Continued on page 8) OFF AND KUNNING ·- These older you ngsters (at left ) were off and running at U1e starling .gun Sunday when the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club held its annual Easter Egg ' Hw1t •t the Middl eport Community Park . There were no eggs, but slips of papers for prizes were hidden in the grass. Aspecial hunt was held for pre-school children. 'Announcer for the event \Yas Hotarian was John Werner . Rotarians were ass isted as the)'" are each year by th e Mi,ddleport Fire Dcpar~nent. · Mcrchcmts and professiona l people contributed over 700 prizes. An estimated 500 children from Meigs and Mason Counties participated. A strong wind at the time of the hunt playcc!havoc, and af(er an hour sliPs of paper for $5 and $!0prizes, whi ch were to have been inside gold and silver eggs, had not been found . Anyone fmding these slips may conta ct Meigs County Auditor James Roush at the courthouse to ob"t.a in th e cash prizes offered for the gold and silver eggs (which weren 'llhere ). Other members of th e co nm1ittee in charge of Sunday's event were Danny Thompson and Dr. Milton Trumpeter will he honored POMEROY' - Karen 14'nn Griffith ,. the firs t woman student to be named to the Ohio State University Marching Band last faD, will be honored in a brief ceremony at the "Silver SUpper Saloon" in the Pomeroy Junior High School Saturday night. Miss Griffith will be in the Big Bend Minstrel Association cast for the mini-musical at 6:30, 8 and 9:30p.m. as a part of the "saloon" actlvltJes, sponsored by Preceptor Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Besides appearing with her trumpet on Clyde McCoy's famous "Sligar Blues", Miss Griffith will proVe her ver· satillty on the guitar·and in a r.era ld 1.. Ford to discuss his . Sunday in response to reporplans for the presidency1 in ter 's questiotUr-E.il5out an interevent President Nixon should view Fo rd gave to J ohn leave office. Osborne of New Republic Zeig ler made the comment magazine in which he was I UP!) - By BOB HOEFLICH Saturday's "saloon" operation. Gerald Powell during the first POMEROY - Conversion of Advance ticket sales for the half hour and June Van a gym into the Silver SUpper · saloon were distributed ·to Vranken, who will be one of U1e saloon at the !'omeroy Junior members ai9ng with stock hostesses, will si ng 1 1 San High School wUI begin at 6:30 certificates to go to pur- Francisco'' moving among_ the p.m. Friday by members of the chasers. Mrs. Mary Pickens patrons. Precepta Beta Bela Chapter of and Mrs . Shirley Custer · Karen Griffith, first woman Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. reported that about 100 prizes to be named to the Ohio State ·Meeting Thursday night at ha.ve been collected to be given University marching band, will the home of Jane Walton, ail away during an old fashioned be honored just prior to the members were asked also to candy sale to be held at all opening of the mini musical at bring card tables and scissors three segments of the saloon 6:30p.m. along with other work operation. · The casino wilr operate until show time. Before the ending of materials to the auditorium on Mrs. Vera Crow, president, Friday. Members are to come · outlined the hours of th~ saloon the show, the old fashioned to the auditorium at 6:30p.m. segments. The first will begin candy sale will be held. The on Thursday to set up the at 6 p.m.. when doors open. show ends at 7 p.m.' with the ' ·casino and lighting for There will he organ music by casino to operate until 7:2C ' Weather mE OPEN TOMB - Effective 19 the Easter .message ai Trinity Church, Pomeroy, was this scene .created by women of ~he church for the Sunda y services. See account on pages. 1 ' ' . -\ '· ...•- , ' ~ I ,, 'l : \ I . ' ·I I, �2.._ The Dally Senlmel Mtddleoort Pomeroy 0 lp11l lo I~ !t DR. LA WRENt:1'~ .E. LAMB Meigs 4-H Club News The Garnes b orne was the meeting place for the Apnl 2 meeltn g of The Ins h Leprechauns 4 H Club There were 12 members and one advtsor present Commtttees were selec ted 1 and dues \\ ere set at 10 cents a meeting The follow ng people were appomted c hairm e n Conservahon Committee J1 m Mould Sa fe ty Commtltee Darlene Th ornto n Health Commt ltee Donna Thornton The officers gave repor ts on thetr dull es and respon stbthttes After the busmess meeting the cl ub members pla yed Darling De lores nd M Gr a ndmoll er and 1efresl ments "ere setvcd II e next mee ting wtll be Apr I IG at the Mould home - P~gg; Mould Reporter THE SWING! RS 4 H Cit b met Apnl I at the hou e of Ma ctgle Sn II II c•e " c• e '" o acl v 1sors and n n~ club Which are top cancer centers? on May 9 Vt ckt Ober holzer se rved cupcakes ch ps and Kool Atd w h1 le the mc m !Jers were s1x m~rnber:s presen t 11e dub nen be rs dtscusscd tl C f piUgii.~S:; I I tl H, I Cl r p UJl:C is 1" ) OU I 1 rb 1\1 [) ~ 1 ol ( I I l I II I tg IJ) P ttv '1 I I M v [ ol»ell P ll\ I) cr B 1 lc 111 1 1\0( It of HING S La til ut gs I d 1 I rt 1 d members p1 cse nt II e daugl te lJ tnq 1ct \I "cl 26 t members dectded to meet the Hock Sp 11 gs U •t ed even two weeks A refresh Methodtsl Cl 1 Li l1 e ' c l rr ent cha trman 10as appomted Ul p1 cs nt Joyce Baker demonstt a ted II e i ~ ~\ s 1 sl t I s ness makmg a test patterr out of m mcet n l ll cllt c tlc old shee t John nnd Laura mernbe s d c: t ssed n I slt Sm th showed the pr ope r egg It mt 11 aktng kt es a I amount of feed fot ptgs Jena tnp to ll e f tlJit c ' 01 Welker served refreshments I he r ext 11 ctlt g v II I c The next meetmg w II be Apltl ~p rt l 4 at the Hock Si 1g, 15 a t the home of Mndgle Metho I sl Cl uiLh 1I c Smtth advtsor - La t ra rncmbCI s plm o 1 ~ke k tes Smtth Reporter a nd fly lie• t tic THE STI VERSV II l E fatrgrou ds - C t1 WI tie; Shtcher 4 H Club met Aprtl 6 at Repm te the home of Mrs Ada Van MR S JACKI E Starc her s Meter advtsor There wel'.e home wa s the \pr l 9 meet ng two advtsors and ten members place of the F vc Potnt Stat attendmg the meetmg Officers Stttchc t s rh el e WCIC 14 were elec ted and proJects "ere members ncl t\\ o adv1sm s dtscussed Teresa Meadows pr esent 1 he 11cmbc1s gave the treasurer s report dtscusscd I avmg a skatmg Refreshments were served by party As the dub s pt OJec t Ada VanMeter and Loutse lesson the 11 e 1 1be1s s tw f 1m Gluesencamp advtsors The on se wu g next meeting wtll be Ap tli9 at After the bus ness meetmg the VanMeter home ProJect the me mbe rs JO ned 1n a books wtll bedtstnbuted at that vegetable game Demse Wht te hme - Meltnda Dalley fammte Starcher and Tract Reporter Sayre served Kool Atd and THE SNOWVILLE 4 H Club cooktes to the members met at the home of Vtckt The next meetmg Will be Oberholzer on March 26 There Apnl 30 at the home of Beth were three adv1sors and stx Wtlson at whtch ttme the members present members are to brmg thetr Officers were elected and patterns pmned on to then proJects were selected dunng maten al - Carolyn Bowen the busmess meetmg The club Reporter members also decided to sell Stanley PrD<\Uct§ The advtsors gave a report on the Metgs Qu1te olten the b1gg t r tiH shot th ~ s malll'J lhc c tllbc t County ProJect Plan-O Rama IX'tr s ll ones u c d' 1 1 ll c 1 IJs p g r ~ss vc \ 1 k d ss lv r g lUI Ul S C US I g t:g CSS IOI t\ l su I \ 1e s b;: l ~ d c.:tu :; ff c l 11 l! go d t c~ 1 CO J lc s ct tm th I 1 o l I uthe1 u sc not be lie l> tse ' ' al II Mam uf ll esc pt od Is 1 c lso 1 sef tl I !Cdu c t.Jnt to I suss 'lu; l tl Iz f Iu f r t l{ d r cs r l I Porthutd S('hool news jJ L lc II svn l nd C tdy hu s f I I stu.. u:: lllev ~; 1 er t a d <J 4 e t J cs Meadows as s I u I spell n~ champ1011 OHI! \N I> rck I t tl ' I \ l ' I st t 1tc 1 N1 ' Yu k 1 II I tvc tu Jl ll!JUf bo l I g LC' I t 11 l t ll get lost 1 1 1 } stt 1 tons u 1les'i t I 1s beart ng on the lites dtabc tes I 1 1 ~ 1 rv I nul tu I able to gtvc you II nkel ul because as )Ot h vc sl tled tl ts qmle d ffe er t fo I ffe 1 t II o problems It 1 1k s dtffere ICC whe I ( I I S C I el of the pt os ktl e 01 c n " r lhr 1 uf U slu1 1 t I ll go c1 e 1 fu t tJ er u hve1 11 t Jll t s n porta l t 1 I s IJll cllll) " cll sotlallltv lll v better ch mcc l stay til 11 w y DEAH DR I AMH I n1 dtabet c tak ng It ly IS t1 1 Wh 1l IS yo u 11 ed I op n 1 on dtetet c I o Is sutl cooktes and can It s JCII cl< prepared fo snga ~e s t cle dtels I have I e d d ffue t theon es tnd 110ul~ hkc t I what you h ve to SR) DEAR HEAD EH - I o many dta bcl cs Uey 1 c g c l or course you k ( tl e () c rule yo 1 r m sl foi l \\ o ' 1.s S JSOt t (' S st u 1l: 1t 1 \1 Spo t sr 1 ns! 1 1 d ~.; I c l m r r r I PI CJI w 1 rc et I J t I ' 1 1 ~I I z~,Jf Pl'A huv foldmg ( har11 SY HAll Sl II I1e f oil I I I 1 app t <d b) tit, P l A PI ts vc e 1 rPu 1t meet ng at f I 1sp tg ["( V tl 0 'VIt I l lo sl v J 30 p I f< [ II ~ I J l C) suppe1 11 d K~ ' rc:; 1ll. r unl cpotcl U t lite m w1 } sl0 s J suu:css J h~..: oo r t r nc fo tllet I 'c vetl to Ue f 1st g adc Ncx 1ect1 1 II be [\'1 \ M ~~ d Mrs lol 1 Allet s wmll of Mt G le 1d 1 e un 1uun ctt g ll e b rll of a cl ugh ter Co 11 tncy I y ne ilp tl 12 at II c r I ut Con mutty Hosptlal li e I I) 11e tgl e l seven 1 o d II 01 tees M 11! ~I s Allet s »ott 1a1 e 1 otl c I ugllet 1\tts l n M an 2 l 1an Ipat nL' M s Il o"u Allct s o tl 1 I ll e late Hobctl A len sw rll and Mt ' d M1s Mtll ard W lde 1111 lh Mtd dl 1 otl Mt s All ns11 ortl at t1 Mr 11 d ~It s \\tide mul l spc•l ll e 11eckc Ill m Mt C len t\ Mt Wtld e r tt l t<k ARTICLE II SecUon 20 The General Assembly ln cases not provi ded for in this con.sUtutlon shall fix by law the ••c two 11 ceks he•c lltl thetr p 1c Is Mt s II elm 1 Asl 1101 tl and M and Mt s Lee ll1 c " e vi o unl) las t week r tu 1e I f on F lorJdH I ' v H tr r a• sur of Mr w d M s l e1ville H u rr a IS n W les \ JS tu g Mr u d Mr s lc c llwlls a I fm tly He flc v t ! ondon vi e1 e he was 1 I by Pu tty Ha IS Sevet<J l s gl tse< •e t11ps J tve bee n pla1 net! b) the H n ts [am l) rhrmg h s v1s1t ll ere r ec R dtstll sa patent al the Holzc Medtenl Cen!et He s tffe t ed 1 I eart 1ll< ck St d ty IIWI f I S VC !l ltllng t:<J ~ \ 1 I nJESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT A78URG£R CHEF! Mrs Max f tchinger Route 3 Pome roy or Mrs Bo b Hoefltcl 109 lltgh St Pomeroy not later !han Saturday 11ts )e r for the first tune 1iv 11 <ntty n ea ch of th e t1 n c c tlcg tc vtsual arts " ' ttrn " rk and mustc fr me d dt vtston - pr.unary t lcJmt It tr n IJUntOI high wt ll h <ept d from each l1 e g v sual art e1 \'d ll ' Mc1 MIDDLE PORT l tlerary Club 2 p m Wednesday at the home of Mrs James 1 ttus Books Rasputm b} R J Mmney to be revtewed bv Mt s Tracvl and James Eul er Hepbm n by Carson Camn to be rev te\\ ed by Mt s James Harley Roll call m ov te classtc THURSDAY BR\DBURY PTA Thursday a t the school Electwn and mstallatton of new offtcers Pt ogram by the folk dance class of students and repor ts by the chtld ren of the recent lrt p to Mtchtgan ved u 2 HR. Lowery co hostess De1 ohons by Mrs Eddte Burkett program by the Rev D1Hghl Zavttz on celebratiOn of tl e Eucha nst WEDNES DAY OHIO VALLE Y Com mandery specta l cor clave ta confe t the 01 der of the temple 7 30 p m at th e Ma sontc 1 cmp le All Sll kntghts asked to wea r uniforms Pomeroy Personal Notes • FRIEN DLY CIRCJ E 7 30 p m ruesday at the Trtmty Church Mtss Ehzabeth Ftck to p ese nt the program GROUP II Mtddleport Ftrst U 11 led Presbvten an Church home of Mrs Pa ul Haptonstall 7 30 1 uesda) wt th Mrs Don Today's he Ia ken to the II gh Sc hoo l ll rougl th11 d ) 1ternnlwt1 M 11 I th e I y of (fo rth t1 rot gh s xtl ) at d C<'lft t Jl 9 a 1 Jll tor It gh 1sevet tl and lh< etghth) tn U1e lc c I s<l x1 ls Ju I 1 " II ~ II Jt !Ot m ' ust be u t1 e I ands of en! c1 11 I all <J lrtes 1 t be pl ec d 1ttee b) tl e ronf 101 AWAY O N~ \SI f 1\ p r I l I M 11d lVII Uv tgll J1! tr lsti JCt Walbn a ll I J 1 I le t N C) to llJ>( tJ r ust l av~ 01 the sper l Sund ll 1 Mt Con •cis !Jack or tlu ch< d ulc I fy tg vtlle vts t 1g Mt nd M s G 'fort 1 11 1 tlor g wtth a C Kn<x fl ey H c 1ome I t 1 , t I ng u alt l) The lle t e by t "" s I 1t 1 u1 t equ r cd JS na me daugl ter I w M• I Mr It I "' I o 1 e a ddt ess Alan Wallace a' J 1 r,l t< 1 ~ 1"de tl e P 1A tull t AI son Co lun 1 1 o u \ ll e ::;toter w Jt of 1 h v t I c 51~ 1 cd by th e stud 1 l s as foll ows T tfftrm I t 1959 Cuban Prem er F del th t tii S tltiV S 111) 0\HI Cas tro ar n ved 1 1 Wn sh gto 1 cr eallve wo1 k to begm an 11-day goodw II to 11 of the Unt ted Sta tes W\ ll AMA Atitle tiL lloos!et s p 1 1 at W '' an " gy I I I to be Io ll t I H:ttte i !:i list usscd RACINF. Me 1 < ta l VFW I osl tOGo 8 p 1 at ne 1 post e Fo li U\\ 11 0 \\S fi 011 Ha..: 1 ) /\ 11e ci1n r c~ n P st MIDD I EPOH1 PIA 7 10 pIll at ele mPnta r) sd ool MuSic tl p1 ogt arn wt ll be I' esc nt ed by th rd grade sl tdcnLs md \tn) Et wt n and I tSa !I ff11at ft on tl e f 1st g ade I UESD I Y HtiC INE 1'1 A lO p 1 ~e 1 L s l tXJl W nnu g en tr cs m th ~ di\ISIOnS of pr unary first 1 rndc st:houl OHIO E~ A PI Chaptc Bel< Stgm Pit Soro11 ty 7 lO l t ltf • cs fu r t wnsh p 1 11 Col u 1 bus and Soutl et OJ u Elec li 1c Co Do J c u ow1 vt e vtu de t t F'r nn) Out s 111 w l ll< ne lloso l11 tg uct < wtth c Itt ral I 'c t M ddlcs v trl Danny 1 ro gt a 1 on sc ulpt tr e nd r I II I g by Edw na Scott and t n I It IJ v d I or oman llr) n I awrcnce lltdJUt d I I vllts Be n Jell Hostesses l u bee 11 h u d Wolfe Van Debi t Bt ck nd Ma rtha Me H1 u Ktlll Sc lleJS C ndy Pia l SAl JSBUHY PTA 7 30 p n I 1 11 V ck e ll d ' I tsa Bower s pedtalr cwn at llt IV llford llolzct Medtcal Cc nlet guest pt. u I ' t (Is we1e pe tket Jll se 1 I U I U c te 1che s t MIDD I r POI\! Maso 1 c r J>< r I fJ ese <t va rcls V I od ge 7 10 p m SoJOUll et s I I Vc l lt !JDrl 1t Pat cnt ) Ntgl t to be observed All w ds e In Hm 01 and ll dr1 p pprec all n of the M tsons ne\\ to the a r e<:~ m led IV rk m en tered ap ttl [, I lr ole I and 1aluablc c IH e degt ee Ref• es l set vt g ve n lo t1 e school C l Is " tto Mrs Sl eiV 1 I twr ence CHES I ER PI I 7 30 p n at M Sl ric Eva ns Mr Don Cl eslet Elementary School 'tvh s Dum Lc1rkms C llu al Art d splt y Ir s ll l1tor ofu[ft ~ ..'J 1 erJOne Wiled lo ll< td [{eft esl 1 ents SAI!SBUHY P1 \ 7 30 p m ol the school Dr W !son G B wers pe<lla h !Clan Holzer Med c I Cen tet " II be the spe ker Ne11 offtcers 111ll be nsl li e I Heft eshments 11 tll be K'-=v11 I ne et 1 ed to f 11 e sv li e Pa after spend ng as ect: r Am e ded House J oin t Re sol ution No 611 sd1 ol tlt d rcc If '.: r d went 1 kt JJ l l:V 1 1 e1hfH.: r:ttcs cl c e1 H,m t n rcrteUJ 11 dl I I.; \ rl to Pat I C il !c) 1d I <a ll ny man 0 lUG111 El\ BOHN 1 I l I It r" m1 y 14 I IJ< IVIa; 70 Mrs M 1) G II 1 II 1 k 1 In • q el t bl c I f tl c JOINT RESOLUTION I r sur ( r 1 I Jo11s l 10 lc J Oam y I IUO ( I nd 5 J II CS M 1011 r tdc ~ u111l llt 1 l l 1 I r \de ( A tft 1 fo ll c best ~I Mt 1 d Mrs Da11d Henry I ftt tl) of Cohn I ts 11ere Salt da) gucsls of M1 111d M Pair ck l ocl at) fot at I 1 s l~.; obsc \ tlce Mr ' nd Mt s Hobert Crow spe •l tl < 1eekent1 r Ne11 Ph I delp l a w lh ll en son Bub ar d fliT I) M nd M s Dot Dt en net "' d cl tldt et Kunbet ly and f el l Ia\ <Amend•d Senate Joint Resolution No l!ll t1f1 Jl< S f I SC h~<Sil( l 1c ve llf' t ve 1l to Chiistlc \ cr e Cr U 2 Brute I IJ < 1 Ha1 '"' vte < Sec n l Gtal tIll JS I I I I 1\ HENU V I I I1 I t I I I t iC) I lr ( IND\ E\ \ NS 1\I(IJ( I ltlllNSON I \r1MY r,ll AI OIVS I! b r 0 tee 1 I otti ( ~ Set Beegle All ll I I \ \1 S 1\ II I <kens V d ) I BON~ IF. l tftl I le I n llOSO l l loll \N i l IJANNY I \1 lll I MIIJill F.SW\11 1 Stx ll l I l ll I h ( Ol H 1 !leon Stc.r I 11 II ll \\ Jl) I OIU MAN I{ I 1 I I Ul bee RHI \l\ IOIINSON JAMF S ;\1[ \J)t IV I 11 0 IS Spec al a'" ' Is p d I Cl( tl y \PIC A Sl I J J food s not onI) 1 1 I t 1 fm m!; or 11 css I I \\ Hll l g I I La J I il h ltm S I r< ( r"dc S ll Jll >I I 1 I ccr rert nee n the I and ll .... cnet II z l1 01 1 "'"") o tlsl<u l 11 cchc d ce 1te s k 10 ledge of cto It l l"ii MF IGS Band h oslets 7 JO I I of l e n s lc\ t~L ltu S !I < 1 0 Saturday IS the dead lme for PTA umL< to subtmt wrt tten work (essays and poetty) 11 d d P1 t ess u al W r 1c 1 ~ mustc m the cul tural arts I I b 7 !0 1 r t off ee of program for Dts lltc l 16 ( ulu r I.Ha Gas Co v th com peltlton I ~ I S I :J l1 ve comm ttee 1n 11 e \\rttlen work and mus c d 1gc Mary -Bacon "01 k wtll be JUdged pnor to t1 e st d1 comdt talot of Metgs and dis Ir cl L" ference sd edulcd Ga ll 1 Cot tll es ht gl sc hools for May 4 tn Me gs Ju 1wr lltgh • tll spc k o 1 the progt an Sc hool Vtsual atls 11 111 be Nu r r t1 uf oif cers 1 I Jl dgcd the mm ntng f II MONDAY MIDD I F.POR I BUSINF.SS 1 1H bt.: g vcn th t Op I ll\ 10n of rl 1 (' C of the [OJ ncCI n the U ti('(l S alr' Pia -0 Hw ' Mat 1 Coil ell at d Op tl IJ) 1 g I\ e demon s li 1t ons on match ng cloll "' ' I m k n1 d Its i\ft I t C I ce t I g tl I 1 1 lH > 1 Ia) eel Mv G 11 I 11 ll et D esn t I ke I c 1 a 1 B ck M 1g 1c Son lw t h s 1ut to I IS td pup » c c t<l l lerts II c cl IS AI 1 I 22 n \ IS I SOil d tic D rurc t: I I OF 1\H DH I AM~ g ot ac quatntcd - Hon Wood Repor!et l HE Hll I Rll I IES 4 H Cit h met Aprtl II tt the bone of Maxtne Dl er advism l here Social Creative work Calendar' deadline close DRY • CLEANING (ON REQUEST) • 1 DAY ' SERVICE ON SHIRT FINISHING In by 10, Out at 5 Robinson's DR] CLEANING LAUNDRY 992-5428 .. ---·· -- .. ... ~-. , ' Pomeroy r--7-N~.W~.~CO~M~P~TO~N~.0!!"'1..... 11 0.~' 1 OFFICE HO U RS 9 30 TO 12 2 TOS ( CLOSE" AT NOON ON THUR S ) - EAST COURT ST POMEROY TRUCKLOAD SAVINGS CARPETING 501 Nylo nv BARWICK REGULAR 59 ,95 ~ Sentinel MEifiS.MMON AREA CHEBIERL. TANNEHILL EneEd ROBERT HOEFUCH c..rt.. - cloa- ~tlnal .d.,ert..lal repreaenta.IJve ] *" I ,>ACKA~E rtnAL POLICY COVERAGE Our complete compr ehensiv e homeowners' policy covers loss du e t o fire theft storm damage more Onr> premtum DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY 992 2143 102 W Mam Pomeroy 992 742" ADU~ TS -FOR "'"' ......... &t!?' •g-n ... Inc UltutOidllt W.Y.tr: HnYortl n• ': ,_ l'llt. DIUvered by ean1er whlre ...U.b&e 10 centa ptl' wel!lk By ..._ Rou.\e where e.rrlf!' IWVict not ..O.W. One monLh 1:2 eo By ma In 0 . ID4 W Va One Yew Ill SUI -.lilt " 10 Thfee- moatha 11 Ill bwe . . . ,_, lib DaJU.. IIIlO ~u. 11.10 lr' l:ptlan ~ lnrllldllaandly'l"'l ltntlnel • 4 p m to closmg PabUihed daily ncepl Saturdily by The Publilhinl COm~ny 111 Ohio 117• ...,_ CXftce Phxle WWUI Editorial Phooe tn. 2111 lllaood pold ot Plom«,Y I Clio V.U., SPECIAL' Special Family Meal Prices DEVOTED TO 111£ OOERI!8TOF B1g She I' F1ench Fr es Turnover & Large Or nk On lv FOR KIDS Funbtilger • French Fr es Small Dr nk & Lo llipop On y 1 ROLL CANDY STRIPE See me to f nd o ut f you ti omeow ners msurance co ve rs • Wtth rubber back Ntce for be drooms kitchens dens etc you for ncrease d value due to nllat on I II expla n State Fa rm s low cost Homeowners nsurance wtt h au to mat c tnfla t on coverage so~ STEVE SNOWDEN SS3 Russell 51 t Gravel Htlt) M1ddleporl 0 Rutland Furniture PH 992 7155 TALK TO WENDELL GRA TE 1503 EASTE RN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO thmk that s bad you should have heard the boos m San Franctsco They threw thmgs too and some people yelled obscene thtngs I thought tt was because I bad beaten out Bobby Bonds for the MVP but I guess that wasn t 1t Rose ftgures smce the boos contmued durmg the ab brevtated two game sertes here that the fan denston must stem from his ftght with New York Mets shortstop Bud Harrelson durmg the tlnrd game of !hell" National League playoffs last fall Rose who once knocked over catcher Ray Fosse m order to score the wmrung run m an All Star game colltded wtth Harrelson and the two went at 1t JUSt beyond second base on national televtston Rose who outweighs Harrel son by 50 pounds was roundly booed and was thrown at by trate fans When a wh1sky bottle narrowly missed him Manager Sparky Anderson called hts team off hts fteld worth, or just for what it cost you •.?;, We a lways have hundreds of c a r pet values and your JOb wtll be completed tn I to 2 weeks No long wa1ttng penod PH. 742-4211 RUTLAND, 0. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. NIUUNCI STATE FARM FIRE AND CASUALTY COMPANY Horne OffiCe Bloom ngton II noiS ., By NEIL HERSHBERG UP! Sports Wtlter Jtmmy Wynn mcknamed the Toy Cann on peppered the Houston Astros wtth long range volleys Sunday after unloadm g repeated verbal blasts at the club s managernenl durmg the off season Wynn traded from Houston to the Los Angeles Dodgers for Claude Osteen blasted a solo horne run Sunday to htghhght a 15-lut attack as the Dodgers downed Houston 7 2 I m gomg to try 200 per cent agamsl Houston thiS season Wynn satd I d rather hit one agamst this team (Houston ) than agamst any other team You always try to beat lhe team that trades you Wynn wen! httless the ftrst two games of thts senes but rtfled a home run and a lrtple and scored three run s 1n Sunday s vt cto ry Cesa r Cedeno clunbed the lefl-<:enter fteld wall at the 3\)().foot mark to rob Wynn of another extra base htt The >-foot 9 outftelder who batted a dtsappomting 220 wtth Houston last season has set rather htgh standards for his ftrst season m a Lus Angeles untform I m gomg to ~It between 30 and 35 homers dnve m 100 cuns and steal belwt>en 35 and 40 bases predtc!ed Wynn who eljtered thts season wtth 223 career home runs In other Nat10nal L ~gue games San Otego topPf d San Franctsco 6-5 Phtla<i lelphta swept a doubleheader fr om the Mets 2 I m 11 mnmgs a nd :>-3 and Ptttsburgh won 8-4 before bowmg to St LouiS & -5 Ctn cmnalt at Atlanta an j Mon treal at Chtcago were ramed out In the Amertcan League Boston wbtpped Detr ott 7-0 New York won 9-0 befc re lostng Player cops Masters title AUGUSTA Ga (UPI ) Gary Player called the shot that wrapped up his second Masters champtonsh!p The httle South Afncan was standmg m the 17th fa irway wtth his caddte Eddie McCoy I was hittmg the ball so well and puttmg so badly I satd Eddte we re not gomg to putt lhts one Player wmner here tn 19tH asked for a nme tron and placed the ball JUSt etght mches from the pm to lock up hts twostroke vtctory The Masters wmner had an overall unJpectacular 70 m Sunday s fmal round Bul hts 10-under total of 278 was his best ever at the Augusta Nattonal 2 bad swings cost Nicklaus Masters title It was good enough to beat thll"d-round leader Dave Stock ton and Tom Wetskopf who flmshed at 2liO and good enough to beat pretournament favortte Ja ck Ntcklaus ftrst round leader Jun Colbert and Hale lrwm all at 281 I ve won seven maJor champtonshtps but I played far supertor (from tee to green) m lhts tournament than m any of the others Player said However I putted hke a dub and that was a ltttie lrus tratmg Player 37 also has won two !'GAs two BrtliSh Open and one U S Open titles Sunday s VIctory lted him With Harry Vardon the pre World War I Brtttsh star for most maJor VIctories by a fore1gn golfer The $35 000 he earned Sunday made hun the ftrst foreigner to wm more than $1 mtllton m U S golf play That slaltsltc did not unpress Player I passed $1 rntlhon m golf earnmgs three years ago he satd referrmg to the addittonal money he has earned m tournam e nts elsewhere They re not countmg that but frtends tt spends JUSt the same Arnold Palmer had a 67 Sunday hts best Masters round tn 12 years and tted at 284 wtlh Bruce Crampton Jerry Heard and Dave Htll And Sam Snead the almost 62 year-<1ld wonder was par or better all four days and had a 286 Player started the fmal round one stroke behmd Stockton but caught up on the par 3 SIXth hole wtth a b1rdte AHL Playoff Stand ngs and never tratled agam By Un ted Presslnternat onal Wetskopf three strokes back at Quarterf nal s Best of Seven W L the start of the round caught N ew Ha ven 3 2 Roc hes l cr 3 Player at the long 15th but fell 2 1 back agam on the very next P ov d ence 3 3 hole when he put the ball tn the No \o' a Sco a water 4 x: Ba I mor e Pro Standings 9-6 Cahforma beat Cl cago 63 Minnesota blanked Kansas City ~ and Oakland \\ On 4 2 before losmg to Texas 11).2 Baltunore at Milwaukee was postponed due to cold we~ ther Phlls 2-S Mets I 3 Mik e Ander son s two aut double scored two runs and clunaxed a three-run nmth tnmng The ra ll y wh cl brought the Ph II es the r VICtory over the MeLs after Btl! Robmson s 11th tnn ng sutctde squeeze bunt gave them a w n tn the opener Padres 6 Giants 5 Bobby Tolan doubled n C1arence Gaston from fi rst wtth the tte breaking run tn the etghth mntng tli cap a ftve run San Otego rally The game was delayed nearly a half hour By Un t ed Pre ss fil e nat on a l N a t ona L eagu e Ea st p et g b w St Lou s 7 1 ns Mo., r ea l 710 3 Ch cago 7 600 2 3 Ph ad c ph a 4 J 57 New York. 5 786 2 P 1t sbu gh I 7 25 5 W est w 1 pet g b Los An ge es J I:IUU San F r a nc sco 6 3 667 nc nna t 4 4 500 2 Hous ton .1 5 444 l At an ta 4 5 J44 2 San D ego 2 7 222 Sat1 rdav s Res u t s Ch cago 7 Mo nt ea 4 s M on tr ea 3 Ch J 2nd Ph Ia a N Y ppd ra n S L ou s 6 P sbu r gh :1 A Ian a 0 C nc nna 3 Los An ge es 6 Hous on 3 Sa n F r an 3 San D ego 1 Sunday s R es ults Ph Ia 2 N Y s I n s Ph a 5 N ew Yo rk 3 2nd P t s 8 S Lou s 4 st Sl Lou s 6 P I s 5 2nd Mon l r ea t a Ch ppd r an C nc at A ta n a ppd an Los Angeles 7 Hous on 'l San D ego 6 San Fran 5 Today s Probab e P tch er s ( AI T mes EDT) S L ou s { G bson 0 0 a Ph l ade ph a (Ruthven 00 7 30 p m San D ego Jones 0 i a A an a ( P N ekro i 0 7 30 '' c after a swar m of bees congregated ncar home plate A loca l ex termmator was ca lled and the ga me contmued desp1te frequent reumons by the ntructers ll roughout the contest Cardinals 4-6 Ptratcs 8-S Ted S mmons and Lu ts Me let dez scored on a throwmg erro r 0) second ba seman Renme Stennett m the thtrd rtn ng enabl ng the Card tnals to defeat Pi ttsburgh m the second g tme after the P rates ad y, on the opener for thelf f1rs \ ct( rJ of the season A two-r t n double by Stennett and W lite Stargell s ftrsl horne run of the season highlighted the Pirates f 1e-run fou rth as the P r ates snapped a stx game los ng stre k Ame waukee Boston Ba t mo e New Yo k De ro c eve and M ~---- ca n Lcilgu e E<H>I w 1 pe t g b J 2 66 J 7 66 7 3 s7 s J 556 3 6 333 2 3 6 333 w"w pc ' ' b Ca l orn a 6 1 750 M nn e so a -'1 1 667 2 Oak and 4 ~ 500 Kansas C ty 3 J 500 2 TeJCa s 4 5 4"4 2 Ch cago 6 J3 Sat v_ r da v s Res u t s TeJCas 10 oa~ and 3 Kan C v 6 M nn 5 0 nn s M waukee 3 Bat mor e 2 C eve and 8 New Yo k 5 Basion 8 Del o Ct1 c ago 5 Ca f 4 n !Jh Su ndii y s R e!. u 1S Ba a! M w ppd r ;~ n OaK l and <1 Texrt s 2 s Texi'ls 0 O akland 1 2nd N ew York 9 Cl eve 5 st C eve 9 New Yo ~ 6 1 d Bas on 1 De o I 5 M n neso a 8 Kan C y 0 Ca fa n a 6 Ch c ago 3 T od ay s Pr obab le P t che s lA I T i m es E DT De o t (C o l eman 0 a Boslon ((eve and 0 0 am Ch c ago (K aa 0 0 a Oak and(Hotzman02 l pm 0 a M nnesa a Hands pm Ca torn a S ng e 0 Ba more Cue a 0 0 ' 0 B 30 M WC\Uke e Wr glit Ntcklaus who started Sun AUGUSTA Ga (UP!) day s fmal round hve shots out Golf ts a humbling game Arnold Palmer found out of the lead moved mto a tie when he double-bogeyed the wtth Player at etght under par last hole here m 1961 and lost when he sank a 33-foot snake by one stroke Ntcklaus made for an eagle 3 on the par 5 13th the same discovery Sunday hole Seconds later Player R c..hmond when he bogeyed the 14th and bogeyed the par 3 12th and two AU G USTA Ga ( UPI J 4 x H e shey F na score s and mon ey w on n of the most legendary names m C 16th holes 4 n c n n at th e M a st er s Go f To u na m en t x: Ct nc hed ser es 7 1 7 66 Ga r y Pav er t J 5 000 Iromcally Gary Player was the game were locked on top Sunday s R esutts 70- 278 At that potnt tt was a whole p m the benefactor both times N ew Hav en 4 Roche ste r Da ve Sto c k on S2 250 71 66 70 San F r an c sco Crtd we 10 pm Only game sch edu ed 73- 280 I made two bogeys and I m new tournament satd Ntck a l Hous on De k e 0 B 30 On y g am es schcdu ed Monday' Games Tom We skop f S2 1 150 7 69 70 pm not supposed to do that satd Iaus I hadn I played all that Pr ov d ence al No \Ia Se a a Tu es d ay s Ga m es 70 280 (O n y ga m es sc hed ul ed Boson a New Yo k well but I hatln t taken a bogey On y g am e schedul ed J m Co lber \ 0 833 67 72 69 the 34-year-<~ld Ntcklaus I Tuesday s G a m es C eve at M w lw gh 73 28 up to that tune P tsb u gh a Ch cago was making bad golf swmgs Kan C ty a Texas n gh t NBA Playoff Stand ngs Ha e rw n S10 833 68 70 72 11 S L ou sa Ph Ia n gl11 M nn a Ca fo n a n ghl Jack promptly recttfted that By Un ted Press International and tltat s mexcusable 28 Sa n D ego a t A Ia n gh Ch cago at Oak and n ghl Eastern Confer ence F nats Ja c k N c k a us S10 833 69 7 72 three.puttmg the 14th for his San F an a t Hous on n g h (Q n y 9ames se t edu fed Best of Seven 69 281 Los Ang a C nc nna t n g t fir st w I Bob by N ch ol s u 750 73 68 68 On y a ames sche du l ed 0 73 2B2 That was slighly dlsappotn Bo s to n N ew Y ork 0 1 Ph I Rod ge s $4 750 72 69 68 tmg you mtght say he added 73 282 Western Cont erence F1nals M au ce Bem br dge SJ 900 73 On the par 5 15th Ntcklaus Best of Seven 74 72 6<1 - 283 second shot lodged m mud near w I H ube G een S3 900 68 70 74. 0 71- 28 3 the creek m front of the green M waukee Ch cago .., 0 0 B v ee Cr a mpton S3 375 73 72 He took off his rtght sock 69 70- 28<1 70 70 73 ~~~-Sundays Results Jerry H ea r d $3 375 replaced his shoe for levera saymg Pete Rose has con Boston 3 New York 88 71 - 284 Only game sclledu ed Dave H SJ 37 5 71 72 70 7 trtbuted too much to baseball ge and wen! after tt Monday s Games 2B4 I sttll went m up to my to dte m leftfteld at Shea (No g a mes sc heduled ) Arno d P a lm e $3 37 5 76 71 70 knee he satd What I really 67- 284 Stad1um NHL Playoff Stand ng s 73 73 70 Buddy A I n S2 900 Now the boos are contmumg did was swmg at 11 and close By Un ted Press International 69 - 28 5 Quarter I nats-Best of Seven M te r Ba ber S2 900 75 67 72 But Rose ts ph!losophtcal about my eyes w I 7 - 285 whtch amounted That shot tl all 4 0 Ralph J ohnsto n S2 900 72 7l 70 K Bo st on 0 4 72 - 285 I guess that s "'hat I get for to one last roar from Ntcklaus T oronto Jo hnny M er S2 900 72 74 69 playmg hard he satd and stopped SIX mches from the Montrea 2 2 70- 285 pm Jack wtthout replacmg his N Y Ran g er s 2 '2 Dan s k es s2 900 69 71 74 71 qutckly derues that be s cocky 2B5 I Ill brash I m conftdent I sock stepped up and tapped tt K Ph Ia 4 0 Ch Ch Rodr q u ez S2 550 m for a btrdte 4 A t anta belteve m myself 0 4 70 ] <I 71 7 - 286 Sa m Snead S2 550 72 n 71 7 Now I m back m the Ch cago Rose an outstanding swttch J 0 286 he satd tournament again Los Ang 0 3 Fran k Beard S2 275 hitter seekmg hiS fourth NL 69 70 12 x cl nched ser es 4 games to 76- 28 7 But not really Because battmg champiOnship ftgures none Be n Cr e nshaw $2 27 5 15 70 10 Sunday s Results he owes part of hiS fast start to Player meanwhile had bir 72 - 287 Rangers 6 Montreat 4 Ray Floyd s2 275 6"9 72 76 70 the fact that ftve of hts etght died the 13th and taken a one NY Boston 4 Toronto 3 2B7 Ph ta 4 At ant a 3 games this young season have shot lead on the fteld Bob Goal by S2 275 76 7 72 68 2B7 The 190-yard par 3 16th was Lo s Angeles 5 Ch cag o I been wtth the Braves agamst (O n y games sc heduled ) 75 70 69 u us Bor os S1 850 Mondays Games whom he tradttionally does the fmal blow to Jack s btd for 74 - 288 ( No games scheduled ) 75 71 71 John Schl ee $1 850 a fifth Masters champtonshtp Amencans, you can hve In warm comfort well 71 288 WHA Playoff Stand ngs He dttln t have much chance and a 15th maJvr tttle J C Snea d S 850 73 68 74 73all w1nt~r long wtth Hell Centl'JI Otl or He bunkered hts tkron m By Un ted Press lnternat onat 2BB Sunday however The Reds west ern 0 v 11. on Sem I naPs Charl es Co od y S1 850 74 72 76 Gas System It's the best you can buy It (Best of Seven) and Braves made tt through front of the green which he 61- 289 It wasn't I wouldn't tell you so 1 w P Don \o' er son $1 850 6B 74 73 two UIIIIII8S when the rams satd he caught a tad heavy ... 0 74289 )I Houston came and after about an hour barely pttched out and two- W nn peg 0 0 HghBaoc c h $1775 757174 70 290 the game was called Cm putted from 13 feet for another x M nnesota 4 1 AI G 1 berg e r Sl 77 5 76 68 70 bogey cmnatt led ~ at that pomt on 1 4 76- 290 Edmonton Gra ha m Marsh $1 775 76 69 72 And that was the last of Jack Tony Perez home run The Eastern D1v1s on Semifinals 73- 290 game will be rescheduled later Ntcklaus and the 1974 Masters <Best of Seven) Pe er Oosterhu s Sl 77 5 79 68 w I 6B 75- 290 He parred the last three holes 3 J Ke m Za r ey $1 77 5 73 7 77 cage 37th OhiO Relays ftmshed three shots behmd Ch 3 3 69 - 290 N ew Eng Player wtth 69 71 7U9-281 and Bru ce Devl n s 77 5 70 72 76 J 1 72- 290 Tor on o to begin Thursday carted off $10 833 1 3 S ly Casper $1 775 70 7 16 Cl eveland Not bad for a week s work x cl nched ser es 74- 291 Sunday s Results COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The But not what Ntcklaus and his A r t Wat s 77 5 70 77 72 12 19 New Eng 2 Ch cago 0 Gene L 11 er s 700 69 71 78 37th annual Ohto Relays wtll be legtons were expeetmg etther M nnesora 5 Edmonton 4 74 - 29 2 contested here Thursday Houston 5 W nn peg 4 La ry z egler s 700 12 73 73 (On y games schedul ed ) 74- 292 through Saturday With more Monday s Games Babe H sk ey s 700 70 78 75 Cleve and at Toronto than I 000 entrants expected In 77 29 5 OnlY game sc heduled ) Leonard Thomp son Sl 700 73 the 40 events 72 77 73- 295 POMEROY LANE5 Topping the Ohto Slate Ed Sneed $ 1 700 74 74 n 72 Tuesday Afternoon League 297 March 26 1974 contingent are Tom Byers who O r v tte Moody $1 700 74 73 78 won LosT holds the Amencan Indoor Royal Crqwn 77 - 302 SB 22 BARBS 44 36 Fa r es Run Bock record m the I 000-yard run m Lega 44 36 Monument B' PHIL PASTORET 2 06 6 and Jtm Green the Btg Team No 2 42 38 30 50 Fr end y Tavern Ten record holder m the pole N Y Cloth ng House 22 SB We ve yet lo see anylll ng vault with a mark of 16 feet 4 Forest Team H gh Game free that wasn l covered by Run Block 48 4 mches Team H gh Se res - Forest the cost of the matenal Ftve of the decathlon events Run Block 1370 purc hase d Inti H gh G ame Sant a wtll be run Thursday Other Way Constdenng the speed and 209 Mar ene W lson events wtll be staged Frtday 20B wtlh wh1ch It arrives were lnd H gh Seres Mar ene clinSJdermg stamping alltm and Salurday W !son 574 Pandora Col Ins portanl correspondence 471 The Almanac April 2 1974 JUnk mall Won Lost By Unlled Press International Roy a Crown Botti ng 66 22 Today ts Monday Aprtl 15 Legar Monument SO 38 Team H gh Game the 105th day of 1974 with 260 to Forest Run Block 47 41 Ben Tom Corp 888 Team No 2 44 44 follow Team H gh Series Ben Friend y Tavern 30 Sa W1ll be m the1r new off1ce at the Farmers The moon Is between Its last New York Clthg House 27 61 Tom Corp 2S20 lnd H gh Game Floss e Team H gh Game New quarter and n~w phase MaKSon 229 Jan Jenkins 200 York Cloth ng House 484 The rnormng stars are Team H gh Seres - Royal tnd H gh Seres -r Floss e Bank & Savmgs Company 211 W Second St 1 Crown Botti ng 1357 MaKson 552 Jan Jenkins 516 Mercury Venus and Jup1ter Aprll3 1974 lnd H gh Game Donna The evenmg stars are Mars M c Farland 178 Betty Sm1 t h Won Lost Pomeroy I as of Ben Tom Corp 97 23 177 and Saturn lnd H gh Seres Betty Helens Beauty Shop 92 28 ) Those born on thiS date are Sm th 503 Donna Me F ar and Bertha s Grocery 55 65 4B2 Rttw l ngs AVIO Parts 50 70 under the Stgn of Aries Stewart Hardware .40 80 ° Take 1t from me, PAUL HARVEY it's time to heat up! O=Ornorn See Your Heil Dealer Local Bowling City Ice & Fuel THE MEIGS COUNTY ASCS OFFICE A thought for the day Amencan poet Robert Frost said I never dared to be radtcal when young for fear 11 would make me coru;ervahve when old Wednesday Early Bird March 27 1974 Won Lost Ben Tom Corp 95 17 Helens Beauty Shop 86 26 65 47 Bertha s Grocery Raw ngs Auto Parts 44 68 Stewart Hardware 38 74 26 86 'RousheS Land ng APRIL 15, 1974 Roush s Land OG 26 94 Team High Game - Helens Beauty Shop 872 Team H1gh Seres H elens Beauty Shop 2423 lnd H 'Qh Game Fosse Ma ~t son 205 Jean Warner 202 nd k gh Se:r es ~ Floss e Maxson 555 Mary Voss 525 • I r Dodgers top Roberts, Houston, 7-2 Rose off to fast start at 33 as fans continue boos insUred for what it's Pnce tnclude s n sta ll a lton and fr ee pqdd ng Ta Ik to We ndell Gr~te ca r pet con s ul ta nt The AUGUSTA Ga (UP! ) - The odds-makers think Utey know verythmg Actually they do and that s why tt s so rare tha t !hey get >Died Gary Player fooled them a ltttle here by wmmng his second lasters golf champtonshtp Sunday and apart from that $35 000 rst.pla ce money he s gomg back home w1th Player a lso has tl e nest posstble bonus of all-pure unadillt era ted sattsfactton Before the Ma sters began last Thursday the. one name every Ody here was throwtng around was Jack Ntcklaus Why not ' He s a four tune wmner here and has taken over the •ase on the place from Arnold Palmer Ledbroke s the London bookmakers tiked Jack Ntcklaus too They made him the 3-1 fa1ortte Johnny Miller was pegged at 4-1 rtghl behmd Ntcklaus and m ack of hun \\ere Tom Wetskopf and Ben Crenshaw both 12-1 hots Gary Player ' Oh hun Was 20-1 Favorite Yeah he wa s m thts thing also but he wasn t ftgured any better han 21).1 They dttln t reckon on Gary Player too much m this one Somebody up there m Ledbroke s mtght ve overlooked one ~eemmgly ummportant Item though Gary Player had ftve of his stx children wtth hun Jenmfer 15 >lark 13 Wayne 12 Mtchele 10 and Theresa 9 They d never Jeen to the Masters before It should ve occurred to the odds-makers that any man who urned over hts enttre purse to chartty as Gary Player did when 1e won the U S Open m 196!i mtght be moved suntlarly to wm a >lg one espectally so hts ktds could see hun do tt If !he tdea dtdn t occur to the odds-makers tl certamly oc :urred to Gary Player Are you gomg to wm daddy ' one of hts ktds asked hun after 11! charged mto a second-plaCE tie wtth Jun Colbert only a stroke :>ehind Dave Stockton the leader m Saturday s round I m sure gomg to try Player replied Gary Player trymg Is the same as Secretartat runmng - very hard to beat Just Too Much Player took the lead from Stockton on the nmth hole Sunday playmg him head-andhead and never gave tt back He was Just too much Stockton satd I had an eagle putt on the 13th that stopped four mches short whtch still gave me a birdie but he made a 12-footer for a bll"die on hiS own nght on top of me What can you posstbly do about somethmg like that? Gary Player IS so proud 11 sticks out all over hun He s proud of hts abthty his accompltshments and the fact that as a little man he really ts so much better than so many other btg men I keep reading m the papers I m 5-9 and 160 he satd swunmmg m the Maste s traditional green Jacket whtch looked as iftt belonged to Jack Ntcklaus I m5-6 and 150 Gary Player also ts proud of hts kids Naturally he wants them to be proud of thetr father as well and what better opportuntty for them to mantles! thetr feelings than for them to bertghttherewhen he wtns a btgone Ledbroke s of London probably didn t take that mto account Gary Player did ''Is your home SQUARI: t By MU.TON RICHMAN UP! Sports Edttor ATLANTA (UP!) - Pete Rose celebrated hts 33rd birthday Easter Sunday watchmg a typical At lanta thunderstorm wash out Cincmnatt s game wtth lhe Braves and wondered when the boos would dte away Rose one of baseball s most aggresstve players and cer talnly one of the most con ststent httters the game has known ts off to an unusually fast start Commg off a season when he was acclaimed the National League s Most Valuable Player Charlie Hustle Is htttmg 395 after eight games and apparently on his way to hts loth stratght season htttmg above 300 That s even an outstandmg feat for someone tike Rose who normally starts slowly But the fans are on hun They booed him every tune he came up m Atlanta But those were scattered Rose satd as he sat wattlng for the game to be called If you OPTOMEtRIST YARD (Seal) (3) 2 Sport Parade ' I \ I I • J \ I �2.._ The Dally Senlmel Mtddleoort Pomeroy 0 lp11l lo I~ !t DR. LA WRENt:1'~ .E. LAMB Meigs 4-H Club News The Garnes b orne was the meeting place for the Apnl 2 meeltn g of The Ins h Leprechauns 4 H Club There were 12 members and one advtsor present Commtttees were selec ted 1 and dues \\ ere set at 10 cents a meeting The follow ng people were appomted c hairm e n Conservahon Committee J1 m Mould Sa fe ty Commtltee Darlene Th ornto n Health Commt ltee Donna Thornton The officers gave repor ts on thetr dull es and respon stbthttes After the busmess meeting the cl ub members pla yed Darling De lores nd M Gr a ndmoll er and 1efresl ments "ere setvcd II e next mee ting wtll be Apr I IG at the Mould home - P~gg; Mould Reporter THE SWING! RS 4 H Cit b met Apnl I at the hou e of Ma ctgle Sn II II c•e " c• e '" o acl v 1sors and n n~ club Which are top cancer centers? on May 9 Vt ckt Ober holzer se rved cupcakes ch ps and Kool Atd w h1 le the mc m !Jers were s1x m~rnber:s presen t 11e dub nen be rs dtscusscd tl C f piUgii.~S:; I I tl H, I Cl r p UJl:C is 1" ) OU I 1 rb 1\1 [) ~ 1 ol ( I I l I II I tg IJ) P ttv '1 I I M v [ ol»ell P ll\ I) cr B 1 lc 111 1 1\0( It of HING S La til ut gs I d 1 I rt 1 d members p1 cse nt II e daugl te lJ tnq 1ct \I "cl 26 t members dectded to meet the Hock Sp 11 gs U •t ed even two weeks A refresh Methodtsl Cl 1 Li l1 e ' c l rr ent cha trman 10as appomted Ul p1 cs nt Joyce Baker demonstt a ted II e i ~ ~\ s 1 sl t I s ness makmg a test patterr out of m mcet n l ll cllt c tlc old shee t John nnd Laura mernbe s d c: t ssed n I slt Sm th showed the pr ope r egg It mt 11 aktng kt es a I amount of feed fot ptgs Jena tnp to ll e f tlJit c ' 01 Welker served refreshments I he r ext 11 ctlt g v II I c The next meetmg w II be Apltl ~p rt l 4 at the Hock Si 1g, 15 a t the home of Mndgle Metho I sl Cl uiLh 1I c Smtth advtsor - La t ra rncmbCI s plm o 1 ~ke k tes Smtth Reporter a nd fly lie• t tic THE STI VERSV II l E fatrgrou ds - C t1 WI tie; Shtcher 4 H Club met Aprtl 6 at Repm te the home of Mrs Ada Van MR S JACKI E Starc her s Meter advtsor There wel'.e home wa s the \pr l 9 meet ng two advtsors and ten members place of the F vc Potnt Stat attendmg the meetmg Officers Stttchc t s rh el e WCIC 14 were elec ted and proJects "ere members ncl t\\ o adv1sm s dtscussed Teresa Meadows pr esent 1 he 11cmbc1s gave the treasurer s report dtscusscd I avmg a skatmg Refreshments were served by party As the dub s pt OJec t Ada VanMeter and Loutse lesson the 11 e 1 1be1s s tw f 1m Gluesencamp advtsors The on se wu g next meeting wtll be Ap tli9 at After the bus ness meetmg the VanMeter home ProJect the me mbe rs JO ned 1n a books wtll bedtstnbuted at that vegetable game Demse Wht te hme - Meltnda Dalley fammte Starcher and Tract Reporter Sayre served Kool Atd and THE SNOWVILLE 4 H Club cooktes to the members met at the home of Vtckt The next meetmg Will be Oberholzer on March 26 There Apnl 30 at the home of Beth were three adv1sors and stx Wtlson at whtch ttme the members present members are to brmg thetr Officers were elected and patterns pmned on to then proJects were selected dunng maten al - Carolyn Bowen the busmess meetmg The club Reporter members also decided to sell Stanley PrD<\Uct§ The advtsors gave a report on the Metgs Qu1te olten the b1gg t r tiH shot th ~ s malll'J lhc c tllbc t County ProJect Plan-O Rama IX'tr s ll ones u c d' 1 1 ll c 1 IJs p g r ~ss vc \ 1 k d ss lv r g lUI Ul S C US I g t:g CSS IOI t\ l su I \ 1e s b;: l ~ d c.:tu :; ff c l 11 l! go d t c~ 1 CO J lc s ct tm th I 1 o l I uthe1 u sc not be lie l> tse ' ' al II Mam uf ll esc pt od Is 1 c lso 1 sef tl I !Cdu c t.Jnt to I suss 'lu; l tl Iz f Iu f r t l{ d r cs r l I Porthutd S('hool news jJ L lc II svn l nd C tdy hu s f I I stu.. u:: lllev ~; 1 er t a d <J 4 e t J cs Meadows as s I u I spell n~ champ1011 OHI! \N I> rck I t tl ' I \ l ' I st t 1tc 1 N1 ' Yu k 1 II I tvc tu Jl ll!JUf bo l I g LC' I t 11 l t ll get lost 1 1 1 } stt 1 tons u 1les'i t I 1s beart ng on the lites dtabc tes I 1 1 ~ 1 rv I nul tu I able to gtvc you II nkel ul because as )Ot h vc sl tled tl ts qmle d ffe er t fo I ffe 1 t II o problems It 1 1k s dtffere ICC whe I ( I I S C I el of the pt os ktl e 01 c n " r lhr 1 uf U slu1 1 t I ll go c1 e 1 fu t tJ er u hve1 11 t Jll t s n porta l t 1 I s IJll cllll) " cll sotlallltv lll v better ch mcc l stay til 11 w y DEAH DR I AMH I n1 dtabet c tak ng It ly IS t1 1 Wh 1l IS yo u 11 ed I op n 1 on dtetet c I o Is sutl cooktes and can It s JCII cl< prepared fo snga ~e s t cle dtels I have I e d d ffue t theon es tnd 110ul~ hkc t I what you h ve to SR) DEAR HEAD EH - I o many dta bcl cs Uey 1 c g c l or course you k ( tl e () c rule yo 1 r m sl foi l \\ o ' 1.s S JSOt t (' S st u 1l: 1t 1 \1 Spo t sr 1 ns! 1 1 d ~.; I c l m r r r I PI CJI w 1 rc et I J t I ' 1 1 ~I I z~,Jf Pl'A huv foldmg ( har11 SY HAll Sl II I1e f oil I I I 1 app t <d b) tit, P l A PI ts vc e 1 rPu 1t meet ng at f I 1sp tg ["( V tl 0 'VIt I l lo sl v J 30 p I f< [ II ~ I J l C) suppe1 11 d K~ ' rc:; 1ll. r unl cpotcl U t lite m w1 } sl0 s J suu:css J h~..: oo r t r nc fo tllet I 'c vetl to Ue f 1st g adc Ncx 1ect1 1 II be [\'1 \ M ~~ d Mrs lol 1 Allet s wmll of Mt G le 1d 1 e un 1uun ctt g ll e b rll of a cl ugh ter Co 11 tncy I y ne ilp tl 12 at II c r I ut Con mutty Hosptlal li e I I) 11e tgl e l seven 1 o d II 01 tees M 11! ~I s Allet s »ott 1a1 e 1 otl c I ugllet 1\tts l n M an 2 l 1an Ipat nL' M s Il o"u Allct s o tl 1 I ll e late Hobctl A len sw rll and Mt ' d M1s Mtll ard W lde 1111 lh Mtd dl 1 otl Mt s All ns11 ortl at t1 Mr 11 d ~It s \\tide mul l spc•l ll e 11eckc Ill m Mt C len t\ Mt Wtld e r tt l t<k ARTICLE II SecUon 20 The General Assembly ln cases not provi ded for in this con.sUtutlon shall fix by law the ••c two 11 ceks he•c lltl thetr p 1c Is Mt s II elm 1 Asl 1101 tl and M and Mt s Lee ll1 c " e vi o unl) las t week r tu 1e I f on F lorJdH I ' v H tr r a• sur of Mr w d M s l e1ville H u rr a IS n W les \ JS tu g Mr u d Mr s lc c llwlls a I fm tly He flc v t ! ondon vi e1 e he was 1 I by Pu tty Ha IS Sevet<J l s gl tse< •e t11ps J tve bee n pla1 net! b) the H n ts [am l) rhrmg h s v1s1t ll ere r ec R dtstll sa patent al the Holzc Medtenl Cen!et He s tffe t ed 1 I eart 1ll< ck St d ty IIWI f I S VC !l ltllng t:<J ~ \ 1 I nJESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT A78URG£R CHEF! Mrs Max f tchinger Route 3 Pome roy or Mrs Bo b Hoefltcl 109 lltgh St Pomeroy not later !han Saturday 11ts )e r for the first tune 1iv 11 <ntty n ea ch of th e t1 n c c tlcg tc vtsual arts " ' ttrn " rk and mustc fr me d dt vtston - pr.unary t lcJmt It tr n IJUntOI high wt ll h <ept d from each l1 e g v sual art e1 \'d ll ' Mc1 MIDDLE PORT l tlerary Club 2 p m Wednesday at the home of Mrs James 1 ttus Books Rasputm b} R J Mmney to be revtewed bv Mt s Tracvl and James Eul er Hepbm n by Carson Camn to be rev te\\ ed by Mt s James Harley Roll call m ov te classtc THURSDAY BR\DBURY PTA Thursday a t the school Electwn and mstallatton of new offtcers Pt ogram by the folk dance class of students and repor ts by the chtld ren of the recent lrt p to Mtchtgan ved u 2 HR. Lowery co hostess De1 ohons by Mrs Eddte Burkett program by the Rev D1Hghl Zavttz on celebratiOn of tl e Eucha nst WEDNES DAY OHIO VALLE Y Com mandery specta l cor clave ta confe t the 01 der of the temple 7 30 p m at th e Ma sontc 1 cmp le All Sll kntghts asked to wea r uniforms Pomeroy Personal Notes • FRIEN DLY CIRCJ E 7 30 p m ruesday at the Trtmty Church Mtss Ehzabeth Ftck to p ese nt the program GROUP II Mtddleport Ftrst U 11 led Presbvten an Church home of Mrs Pa ul Haptonstall 7 30 1 uesda) wt th Mrs Don Today's he Ia ken to the II gh Sc hoo l ll rougl th11 d ) 1ternnlwt1 M 11 I th e I y of (fo rth t1 rot gh s xtl ) at d C<'lft t Jl 9 a 1 Jll tor It gh 1sevet tl and lh< etghth) tn U1e lc c I s<l x1 ls Ju I 1 " II ~ II Jt !Ot m ' ust be u t1 e I ands of en! c1 11 I all <J lrtes 1 t be pl ec d 1ttee b) tl e ronf 101 AWAY O N~ \SI f 1\ p r I l I M 11d lVII Uv tgll J1! tr lsti JCt Walbn a ll I J 1 I le t N C) to llJ>( tJ r ust l av~ 01 the sper l Sund ll 1 Mt Con •cis !Jack or tlu ch< d ulc I fy tg vtlle vts t 1g Mt nd M s G 'fort 1 11 1 tlor g wtth a C Kn<x fl ey H c 1ome I t 1 , t I ng u alt l) The lle t e by t "" s I 1t 1 u1 t equ r cd JS na me daugl ter I w M• I Mr It I "' I o 1 e a ddt ess Alan Wallace a' J 1 r,l t< 1 ~ 1"de tl e P 1A tull t AI son Co lun 1 1 o u \ ll e ::;toter w Jt of 1 h v t I c 51~ 1 cd by th e stud 1 l s as foll ows T tfftrm I t 1959 Cuban Prem er F del th t tii S tltiV S 111) 0\HI Cas tro ar n ved 1 1 Wn sh gto 1 cr eallve wo1 k to begm an 11-day goodw II to 11 of the Unt ted Sta tes W\ ll AMA Atitle tiL lloos!et s p 1 1 at W '' an " gy I I I to be Io ll t I H:ttte i !:i list usscd RACINF. Me 1 < ta l VFW I osl tOGo 8 p 1 at ne 1 post e Fo li U\\ 11 0 \\S fi 011 Ha..: 1 ) /\ 11e ci1n r c~ n P st MIDD I EPOH1 PIA 7 10 pIll at ele mPnta r) sd ool MuSic tl p1 ogt arn wt ll be I' esc nt ed by th rd grade sl tdcnLs md \tn) Et wt n and I tSa !I ff11at ft on tl e f 1st g ade I UESD I Y HtiC INE 1'1 A lO p 1 ~e 1 L s l tXJl W nnu g en tr cs m th ~ di\ISIOnS of pr unary first 1 rndc st:houl OHIO E~ A PI Chaptc Bel< Stgm Pit Soro11 ty 7 lO l t ltf • cs fu r t wnsh p 1 11 Col u 1 bus and Soutl et OJ u Elec li 1c Co Do J c u ow1 vt e vtu de t t F'r nn) Out s 111 w l ll< ne lloso l11 tg uct < wtth c Itt ral I 'c t M ddlcs v trl Danny 1 ro gt a 1 on sc ulpt tr e nd r I II I g by Edw na Scott and t n I It IJ v d I or oman llr) n I awrcnce lltdJUt d I I vllts Be n Jell Hostesses l u bee 11 h u d Wolfe Van Debi t Bt ck nd Ma rtha Me H1 u Ktlll Sc lleJS C ndy Pia l SAl JSBUHY PTA 7 30 p n I 1 11 V ck e ll d ' I tsa Bower s pedtalr cwn at llt IV llford llolzct Medtcal Cc nlet guest pt. u I ' t (Is we1e pe tket Jll se 1 I U I U c te 1che s t MIDD I r POI\! Maso 1 c r J>< r I fJ ese <t va rcls V I od ge 7 10 p m SoJOUll et s I I Vc l lt !JDrl 1t Pat cnt ) Ntgl t to be observed All w ds e In Hm 01 and ll dr1 p pprec all n of the M tsons ne\\ to the a r e<:~ m led IV rk m en tered ap ttl [, I lr ole I and 1aluablc c IH e degt ee Ref• es l set vt g ve n lo t1 e school C l Is " tto Mrs Sl eiV 1 I twr ence CHES I ER PI I 7 30 p n at M Sl ric Eva ns Mr Don Cl eslet Elementary School 'tvh s Dum Lc1rkms C llu al Art d splt y Ir s ll l1tor ofu[ft ~ ..'J 1 erJOne Wiled lo ll< td [{eft esl 1 ents SAI!SBUHY P1 \ 7 30 p m ol the school Dr W !son G B wers pe<lla h !Clan Holzer Med c I Cen tet " II be the spe ker Ne11 offtcers 111ll be nsl li e I Heft eshments 11 tll be K'-=v11 I ne et 1 ed to f 11 e sv li e Pa after spend ng as ect: r Am e ded House J oin t Re sol ution No 611 sd1 ol tlt d rcc If '.: r d went 1 kt JJ l l:V 1 1 e1hfH.: r:ttcs cl c e1 H,m t n rcrteUJ 11 dl I I.; \ rl to Pat I C il !c) 1d I <a ll ny man 0 lUG111 El\ BOHN 1 I l I It r" m1 y 14 I IJ< IVIa; 70 Mrs M 1) G II 1 II 1 k 1 In • q el t bl c I f tl c JOINT RESOLUTION I r sur ( r 1 I Jo11s l 10 lc J Oam y I IUO ( I nd 5 J II CS M 1011 r tdc ~ u111l llt 1 l l 1 I r \de ( A tft 1 fo ll c best ~I Mt 1 d Mrs Da11d Henry I ftt tl) of Cohn I ts 11ere Salt da) gucsls of M1 111d M Pair ck l ocl at) fot at I 1 s l~.; obsc \ tlce Mr ' nd Mt s Hobert Crow spe •l tl < 1eekent1 r Ne11 Ph I delp l a w lh ll en son Bub ar d fliT I) M nd M s Dot Dt en net "' d cl tldt et Kunbet ly and f el l Ia\ <Amend•d Senate Joint Resolution No l!ll t1f1 Jl< S f I SC h~<Sil( l 1c ve llf' t ve 1l to Chiistlc \ cr e Cr U 2 Brute I IJ < 1 Ha1 '"' vte < Sec n l Gtal tIll JS I I I I 1\ HENU V I I I1 I t I I I t iC) I lr ( IND\ E\ \ NS 1\I(IJ( I ltlllNSON I \r1MY r,ll AI OIVS I! b r 0 tee 1 I otti ( ~ Set Beegle All ll I I \ \1 S 1\ II I <kens V d ) I BON~ IF. l tftl I le I n llOSO l l loll \N i l IJANNY I \1 lll I MIIJill F.SW\11 1 Stx ll l I l ll I h ( Ol H 1 !leon Stc.r I 11 II ll \\ Jl) I OIU MAN I{ I 1 I I Ul bee RHI \l\ IOIINSON JAMF S ;\1[ \J)t IV I 11 0 IS Spec al a'" ' Is p d I Cl( tl y \PIC A Sl I J J food s not onI) 1 1 I t 1 fm m!; or 11 css I I \\ Hll l g I I La J I il h ltm S I r< ( r"dc S ll Jll >I I 1 I ccr rert nee n the I and ll .... cnet II z l1 01 1 "'"") o tlsl<u l 11 cchc d ce 1te s k 10 ledge of cto It l l"ii MF IGS Band h oslets 7 JO I I of l e n s lc\ t~L ltu S !I < 1 0 Saturday IS the dead lme for PTA umL< to subtmt wrt tten work (essays and poetty) 11 d d P1 t ess u al W r 1c 1 ~ mustc m the cul tural arts I I b 7 !0 1 r t off ee of program for Dts lltc l 16 ( ulu r I.Ha Gas Co v th com peltlton I ~ I S I :J l1 ve comm ttee 1n 11 e \\rttlen work and mus c d 1gc Mary -Bacon "01 k wtll be JUdged pnor to t1 e st d1 comdt talot of Metgs and dis Ir cl L" ference sd edulcd Ga ll 1 Cot tll es ht gl sc hools for May 4 tn Me gs Ju 1wr lltgh • tll spc k o 1 the progt an Sc hool Vtsual atls 11 111 be Nu r r t1 uf oif cers 1 I Jl dgcd the mm ntng f II MONDAY MIDD I F.POR I BUSINF.SS 1 1H bt.: g vcn th t Op I ll\ 10n of rl 1 (' C of the [OJ ncCI n the U ti('(l S alr' Pia -0 Hw ' Mat 1 Coil ell at d Op tl IJ) 1 g I\ e demon s li 1t ons on match ng cloll "' ' I m k n1 d Its i\ft I t C I ce t I g tl I 1 1 lH > 1 Ia) eel Mv G 11 I 11 ll et D esn t I ke I c 1 a 1 B ck M 1g 1c Son lw t h s 1ut to I IS td pup » c c t<l l lerts II c cl IS AI 1 I 22 n \ IS I SOil d tic D rurc t: I I OF 1\H DH I AM~ g ot ac quatntcd - Hon Wood Repor!et l HE Hll I Rll I IES 4 H Cit h met Aprtl II tt the bone of Maxtne Dl er advism l here Social Creative work Calendar' deadline close DRY • CLEANING (ON REQUEST) • 1 DAY ' SERVICE ON SHIRT FINISHING In by 10, Out at 5 Robinson's DR] CLEANING LAUNDRY 992-5428 .. ---·· -- .. ... ~-. , ' Pomeroy r--7-N~.W~.~CO~M~P~TO~N~.0!!"'1..... 11 0.~' 1 OFFICE HO U RS 9 30 TO 12 2 TOS ( CLOSE" AT NOON ON THUR S ) - EAST COURT ST POMEROY TRUCKLOAD SAVINGS CARPETING 501 Nylo nv BARWICK REGULAR 59 ,95 ~ Sentinel MEifiS.MMON AREA CHEBIERL. TANNEHILL EneEd ROBERT HOEFUCH c..rt.. - cloa- ~tlnal .d.,ert..lal repreaenta.IJve ] *" I ,>ACKA~E rtnAL POLICY COVERAGE Our complete compr ehensiv e homeowners' policy covers loss du e t o fire theft storm damage more Onr> premtum DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY 992 2143 102 W Mam Pomeroy 992 742" ADU~ TS -FOR "'"' ......... &t!?' •g-n ... Inc UltutOidllt W.Y.tr: HnYortl n• ': ,_ l'llt. DIUvered by ean1er whlre ...U.b&e 10 centa ptl' wel!lk By ..._ Rou.\e where e.rrlf!' IWVict not ..O.W. One monLh 1:2 eo By ma In 0 . ID4 W Va One Yew Ill SUI -.lilt " 10 Thfee- moatha 11 Ill bwe . . . ,_, lib DaJU.. IIIlO ~u. 11.10 lr' l:ptlan ~ lnrllldllaandly'l"'l ltntlnel • 4 p m to closmg PabUihed daily ncepl Saturdily by The Publilhinl COm~ny 111 Ohio 117• ...,_ CXftce Phxle WWUI Editorial Phooe tn. 2111 lllaood pold ot Plom«,Y I Clio V.U., SPECIAL' Special Family Meal Prices DEVOTED TO 111£ OOERI!8TOF B1g She I' F1ench Fr es Turnover & Large Or nk On lv FOR KIDS Funbtilger • French Fr es Small Dr nk & Lo llipop On y 1 ROLL CANDY STRIPE See me to f nd o ut f you ti omeow ners msurance co ve rs • Wtth rubber back Ntce for be drooms kitchens dens etc you for ncrease d value due to nllat on I II expla n State Fa rm s low cost Homeowners nsurance wtt h au to mat c tnfla t on coverage so~ STEVE SNOWDEN SS3 Russell 51 t Gravel Htlt) M1ddleporl 0 Rutland Furniture PH 992 7155 TALK TO WENDELL GRA TE 1503 EASTE RN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO thmk that s bad you should have heard the boos m San Franctsco They threw thmgs too and some people yelled obscene thtngs I thought tt was because I bad beaten out Bobby Bonds for the MVP but I guess that wasn t 1t Rose ftgures smce the boos contmued durmg the ab brevtated two game sertes here that the fan denston must stem from his ftght with New York Mets shortstop Bud Harrelson durmg the tlnrd game of !hell" National League playoffs last fall Rose who once knocked over catcher Ray Fosse m order to score the wmrung run m an All Star game colltded wtth Harrelson and the two went at 1t JUSt beyond second base on national televtston Rose who outweighs Harrel son by 50 pounds was roundly booed and was thrown at by trate fans When a wh1sky bottle narrowly missed him Manager Sparky Anderson called hts team off hts fteld worth, or just for what it cost you •.?;, We a lways have hundreds of c a r pet values and your JOb wtll be completed tn I to 2 weeks No long wa1ttng penod PH. 742-4211 RUTLAND, 0. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. NIUUNCI STATE FARM FIRE AND CASUALTY COMPANY Horne OffiCe Bloom ngton II noiS ., By NEIL HERSHBERG UP! Sports Wtlter Jtmmy Wynn mcknamed the Toy Cann on peppered the Houston Astros wtth long range volleys Sunday after unloadm g repeated verbal blasts at the club s managernenl durmg the off season Wynn traded from Houston to the Los Angeles Dodgers for Claude Osteen blasted a solo horne run Sunday to htghhght a 15-lut attack as the Dodgers downed Houston 7 2 I m gomg to try 200 per cent agamsl Houston thiS season Wynn satd I d rather hit one agamst this team (Houston ) than agamst any other team You always try to beat lhe team that trades you Wynn wen! httless the ftrst two games of thts senes but rtfled a home run and a lrtple and scored three run s 1n Sunday s vt cto ry Cesa r Cedeno clunbed the lefl-<:enter fteld wall at the 3\)().foot mark to rob Wynn of another extra base htt The >-foot 9 outftelder who batted a dtsappomting 220 wtth Houston last season has set rather htgh standards for his ftrst season m a Lus Angeles untform I m gomg to ~It between 30 and 35 homers dnve m 100 cuns and steal belwt>en 35 and 40 bases predtc!ed Wynn who eljtered thts season wtth 223 career home runs In other Nat10nal L ~gue games San Otego topPf d San Franctsco 6-5 Phtla<i lelphta swept a doubleheader fr om the Mets 2 I m 11 mnmgs a nd :>-3 and Ptttsburgh won 8-4 before bowmg to St LouiS & -5 Ctn cmnalt at Atlanta an j Mon treal at Chtcago were ramed out In the Amertcan League Boston wbtpped Detr ott 7-0 New York won 9-0 befc re lostng Player cops Masters title AUGUSTA Ga (UPI ) Gary Player called the shot that wrapped up his second Masters champtonsh!p The httle South Afncan was standmg m the 17th fa irway wtth his caddte Eddie McCoy I was hittmg the ball so well and puttmg so badly I satd Eddte we re not gomg to putt lhts one Player wmner here tn 19tH asked for a nme tron and placed the ball JUSt etght mches from the pm to lock up hts twostroke vtctory The Masters wmner had an overall unJpectacular 70 m Sunday s fmal round Bul hts 10-under total of 278 was his best ever at the Augusta Nattonal 2 bad swings cost Nicklaus Masters title It was good enough to beat thll"d-round leader Dave Stock ton and Tom Wetskopf who flmshed at 2liO and good enough to beat pretournament favortte Ja ck Ntcklaus ftrst round leader Jun Colbert and Hale lrwm all at 281 I ve won seven maJor champtonshtps but I played far supertor (from tee to green) m lhts tournament than m any of the others Player said However I putted hke a dub and that was a ltttie lrus tratmg Player 37 also has won two !'GAs two BrtliSh Open and one U S Open titles Sunday s VIctory lted him With Harry Vardon the pre World War I Brtttsh star for most maJor VIctories by a fore1gn golfer The $35 000 he earned Sunday made hun the ftrst foreigner to wm more than $1 mtllton m U S golf play That slaltsltc did not unpress Player I passed $1 rntlhon m golf earnmgs three years ago he satd referrmg to the addittonal money he has earned m tournam e nts elsewhere They re not countmg that but frtends tt spends JUSt the same Arnold Palmer had a 67 Sunday hts best Masters round tn 12 years and tted at 284 wtlh Bruce Crampton Jerry Heard and Dave Htll And Sam Snead the almost 62 year-<1ld wonder was par or better all four days and had a 286 Player started the fmal round one stroke behmd Stockton but caught up on the par 3 SIXth hole wtth a b1rdte AHL Playoff Stand ngs and never tratled agam By Un ted Presslnternat onal Wetskopf three strokes back at Quarterf nal s Best of Seven W L the start of the round caught N ew Ha ven 3 2 Roc hes l cr 3 Player at the long 15th but fell 2 1 back agam on the very next P ov d ence 3 3 hole when he put the ball tn the No \o' a Sco a water 4 x: Ba I mor e Pro Standings 9-6 Cahforma beat Cl cago 63 Minnesota blanked Kansas City ~ and Oakland \\ On 4 2 before losmg to Texas 11).2 Baltunore at Milwaukee was postponed due to cold we~ ther Phlls 2-S Mets I 3 Mik e Ander son s two aut double scored two runs and clunaxed a three-run nmth tnmng The ra ll y wh cl brought the Ph II es the r VICtory over the MeLs after Btl! Robmson s 11th tnn ng sutctde squeeze bunt gave them a w n tn the opener Padres 6 Giants 5 Bobby Tolan doubled n C1arence Gaston from fi rst wtth the tte breaking run tn the etghth mntng tli cap a ftve run San Otego rally The game was delayed nearly a half hour By Un t ed Pre ss fil e nat on a l N a t ona L eagu e Ea st p et g b w St Lou s 7 1 ns Mo., r ea l 710 3 Ch cago 7 600 2 3 Ph ad c ph a 4 J 57 New York. 5 786 2 P 1t sbu gh I 7 25 5 W est w 1 pet g b Los An ge es J I:IUU San F r a nc sco 6 3 667 nc nna t 4 4 500 2 Hous ton .1 5 444 l At an ta 4 5 J44 2 San D ego 2 7 222 Sat1 rdav s Res u t s Ch cago 7 Mo nt ea 4 s M on tr ea 3 Ch J 2nd Ph Ia a N Y ppd ra n S L ou s 6 P sbu r gh :1 A Ian a 0 C nc nna 3 Los An ge es 6 Hous on 3 Sa n F r an 3 San D ego 1 Sunday s R es ults Ph Ia 2 N Y s I n s Ph a 5 N ew Yo rk 3 2nd P t s 8 S Lou s 4 st Sl Lou s 6 P I s 5 2nd Mon l r ea t a Ch ppd r an C nc at A ta n a ppd an Los Angeles 7 Hous on 'l San D ego 6 San Fran 5 Today s Probab e P tch er s ( AI T mes EDT) S L ou s { G bson 0 0 a Ph l ade ph a (Ruthven 00 7 30 p m San D ego Jones 0 i a A an a ( P N ekro i 0 7 30 '' c after a swar m of bees congregated ncar home plate A loca l ex termmator was ca lled and the ga me contmued desp1te frequent reumons by the ntructers ll roughout the contest Cardinals 4-6 Ptratcs 8-S Ted S mmons and Lu ts Me let dez scored on a throwmg erro r 0) second ba seman Renme Stennett m the thtrd rtn ng enabl ng the Card tnals to defeat Pi ttsburgh m the second g tme after the P rates ad y, on the opener for thelf f1rs \ ct( rJ of the season A two-r t n double by Stennett and W lite Stargell s ftrsl horne run of the season highlighted the Pirates f 1e-run fou rth as the P r ates snapped a stx game los ng stre k Ame waukee Boston Ba t mo e New Yo k De ro c eve and M ~---- ca n Lcilgu e E<H>I w 1 pe t g b J 2 66 J 7 66 7 3 s7 s J 556 3 6 333 2 3 6 333 w"w pc ' ' b Ca l orn a 6 1 750 M nn e so a -'1 1 667 2 Oak and 4 ~ 500 Kansas C ty 3 J 500 2 TeJCa s 4 5 4"4 2 Ch cago 6 J3 Sat v_ r da v s Res u t s TeJCas 10 oa~ and 3 Kan C v 6 M nn 5 0 nn s M waukee 3 Bat mor e 2 C eve and 8 New Yo k 5 Basion 8 Del o Ct1 c ago 5 Ca f 4 n !Jh Su ndii y s R e!. u 1S Ba a! M w ppd r ;~ n OaK l and <1 Texrt s 2 s Texi'ls 0 O akland 1 2nd N ew York 9 Cl eve 5 st C eve 9 New Yo ~ 6 1 d Bas on 1 De o I 5 M n neso a 8 Kan C y 0 Ca fa n a 6 Ch c ago 3 T od ay s Pr obab le P t che s lA I T i m es E DT De o t (C o l eman 0 a Boslon ((eve and 0 0 am Ch c ago (K aa 0 0 a Oak and(Hotzman02 l pm 0 a M nnesa a Hands pm Ca torn a S ng e 0 Ba more Cue a 0 0 ' 0 B 30 M WC\Uke e Wr glit Ntcklaus who started Sun AUGUSTA Ga (UP!) day s fmal round hve shots out Golf ts a humbling game Arnold Palmer found out of the lead moved mto a tie when he double-bogeyed the wtth Player at etght under par last hole here m 1961 and lost when he sank a 33-foot snake by one stroke Ntcklaus made for an eagle 3 on the par 5 13th the same discovery Sunday hole Seconds later Player R c..hmond when he bogeyed the 14th and bogeyed the par 3 12th and two AU G USTA Ga ( UPI J 4 x H e shey F na score s and mon ey w on n of the most legendary names m C 16th holes 4 n c n n at th e M a st er s Go f To u na m en t x: Ct nc hed ser es 7 1 7 66 Ga r y Pav er t J 5 000 Iromcally Gary Player was the game were locked on top Sunday s R esutts 70- 278 At that potnt tt was a whole p m the benefactor both times N ew Hav en 4 Roche ste r Da ve Sto c k on S2 250 71 66 70 San F r an c sco Crtd we 10 pm Only game sch edu ed 73- 280 I made two bogeys and I m new tournament satd Ntck a l Hous on De k e 0 B 30 On y g am es schcdu ed Monday' Games Tom We skop f S2 1 150 7 69 70 pm not supposed to do that satd Iaus I hadn I played all that Pr ov d ence al No \Ia Se a a Tu es d ay s Ga m es 70 280 (O n y ga m es sc hed ul ed Boson a New Yo k well but I hatln t taken a bogey On y g am e schedul ed J m Co lber \ 0 833 67 72 69 the 34-year-<~ld Ntcklaus I Tuesday s G a m es C eve at M w lw gh 73 28 up to that tune P tsb u gh a Ch cago was making bad golf swmgs Kan C ty a Texas n gh t NBA Playoff Stand ngs Ha e rw n S10 833 68 70 72 11 S L ou sa Ph Ia n gl11 M nn a Ca fo n a n ghl Jack promptly recttfted that By Un ted Press International and tltat s mexcusable 28 Sa n D ego a t A Ia n gh Ch cago at Oak and n ghl Eastern Confer ence F nats Ja c k N c k a us S10 833 69 7 72 three.puttmg the 14th for his San F an a t Hous on n g h (Q n y 9ames se t edu fed Best of Seven 69 281 Los Ang a C nc nna t n g t fir st w I Bob by N ch ol s u 750 73 68 68 On y a ames sche du l ed 0 73 2B2 That was slighly dlsappotn Bo s to n N ew Y ork 0 1 Ph I Rod ge s $4 750 72 69 68 tmg you mtght say he added 73 282 Western Cont erence F1nals M au ce Bem br dge SJ 900 73 On the par 5 15th Ntcklaus Best of Seven 74 72 6<1 - 283 second shot lodged m mud near w I H ube G een S3 900 68 70 74. 0 71- 28 3 the creek m front of the green M waukee Ch cago .., 0 0 B v ee Cr a mpton S3 375 73 72 He took off his rtght sock 69 70- 28<1 70 70 73 ~~~-Sundays Results Jerry H ea r d $3 375 replaced his shoe for levera saymg Pete Rose has con Boston 3 New York 88 71 - 284 Only game sclledu ed Dave H SJ 37 5 71 72 70 7 trtbuted too much to baseball ge and wen! after tt Monday s Games 2B4 I sttll went m up to my to dte m leftfteld at Shea (No g a mes sc heduled ) Arno d P a lm e $3 37 5 76 71 70 knee he satd What I really 67- 284 Stad1um NHL Playoff Stand ng s 73 73 70 Buddy A I n S2 900 Now the boos are contmumg did was swmg at 11 and close By Un ted Press International 69 - 28 5 Quarter I nats-Best of Seven M te r Ba ber S2 900 75 67 72 But Rose ts ph!losophtcal about my eyes w I 7 - 285 whtch amounted That shot tl all 4 0 Ralph J ohnsto n S2 900 72 7l 70 K Bo st on 0 4 72 - 285 I guess that s "'hat I get for to one last roar from Ntcklaus T oronto Jo hnny M er S2 900 72 74 69 playmg hard he satd and stopped SIX mches from the Montrea 2 2 70- 285 pm Jack wtthout replacmg his N Y Ran g er s 2 '2 Dan s k es s2 900 69 71 74 71 qutckly derues that be s cocky 2B5 I Ill brash I m conftdent I sock stepped up and tapped tt K Ph Ia 4 0 Ch Ch Rodr q u ez S2 550 m for a btrdte 4 A t anta belteve m myself 0 4 70 ] <I 71 7 - 286 Sa m Snead S2 550 72 n 71 7 Now I m back m the Ch cago Rose an outstanding swttch J 0 286 he satd tournament again Los Ang 0 3 Fran k Beard S2 275 hitter seekmg hiS fourth NL 69 70 12 x cl nched ser es 4 games to 76- 28 7 But not really Because battmg champiOnship ftgures none Be n Cr e nshaw $2 27 5 15 70 10 Sunday s Results he owes part of hiS fast start to Player meanwhile had bir 72 - 287 Rangers 6 Montreat 4 Ray Floyd s2 275 6"9 72 76 70 the fact that ftve of hts etght died the 13th and taken a one NY Boston 4 Toronto 3 2B7 Ph ta 4 At ant a 3 games this young season have shot lead on the fteld Bob Goal by S2 275 76 7 72 68 2B7 The 190-yard par 3 16th was Lo s Angeles 5 Ch cag o I been wtth the Braves agamst (O n y games sc heduled ) 75 70 69 u us Bor os S1 850 Mondays Games whom he tradttionally does the fmal blow to Jack s btd for 74 - 288 ( No games scheduled ) 75 71 71 John Schl ee $1 850 a fifth Masters champtonshtp Amencans, you can hve In warm comfort well 71 288 WHA Playoff Stand ngs He dttln t have much chance and a 15th maJvr tttle J C Snea d S 850 73 68 74 73all w1nt~r long wtth Hell Centl'JI Otl or He bunkered hts tkron m By Un ted Press lnternat onat 2BB Sunday however The Reds west ern 0 v 11. on Sem I naPs Charl es Co od y S1 850 74 72 76 Gas System It's the best you can buy It (Best of Seven) and Braves made tt through front of the green which he 61- 289 It wasn't I wouldn't tell you so 1 w P Don \o' er son $1 850 6B 74 73 two UIIIIII8S when the rams satd he caught a tad heavy ... 0 74289 )I Houston came and after about an hour barely pttched out and two- W nn peg 0 0 HghBaoc c h $1775 757174 70 290 the game was called Cm putted from 13 feet for another x M nnesota 4 1 AI G 1 berg e r Sl 77 5 76 68 70 bogey cmnatt led ~ at that pomt on 1 4 76- 290 Edmonton Gra ha m Marsh $1 775 76 69 72 And that was the last of Jack Tony Perez home run The Eastern D1v1s on Semifinals 73- 290 game will be rescheduled later Ntcklaus and the 1974 Masters <Best of Seven) Pe er Oosterhu s Sl 77 5 79 68 w I 6B 75- 290 He parred the last three holes 3 J Ke m Za r ey $1 77 5 73 7 77 cage 37th OhiO Relays ftmshed three shots behmd Ch 3 3 69 - 290 N ew Eng Player wtth 69 71 7U9-281 and Bru ce Devl n s 77 5 70 72 76 J 1 72- 290 Tor on o to begin Thursday carted off $10 833 1 3 S ly Casper $1 775 70 7 16 Cl eveland Not bad for a week s work x cl nched ser es 74- 291 Sunday s Results COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The But not what Ntcklaus and his A r t Wat s 77 5 70 77 72 12 19 New Eng 2 Ch cago 0 Gene L 11 er s 700 69 71 78 37th annual Ohto Relays wtll be legtons were expeetmg etther M nnesora 5 Edmonton 4 74 - 29 2 contested here Thursday Houston 5 W nn peg 4 La ry z egler s 700 12 73 73 (On y games schedul ed ) 74- 292 through Saturday With more Monday s Games Babe H sk ey s 700 70 78 75 Cleve and at Toronto than I 000 entrants expected In 77 29 5 OnlY game sc heduled ) Leonard Thomp son Sl 700 73 the 40 events 72 77 73- 295 POMEROY LANE5 Topping the Ohto Slate Ed Sneed $ 1 700 74 74 n 72 Tuesday Afternoon League 297 March 26 1974 contingent are Tom Byers who O r v tte Moody $1 700 74 73 78 won LosT holds the Amencan Indoor Royal Crqwn 77 - 302 SB 22 BARBS 44 36 Fa r es Run Bock record m the I 000-yard run m Lega 44 36 Monument B' PHIL PASTORET 2 06 6 and Jtm Green the Btg Team No 2 42 38 30 50 Fr end y Tavern Ten record holder m the pole N Y Cloth ng House 22 SB We ve yet lo see anylll ng vault with a mark of 16 feet 4 Forest Team H gh Game free that wasn l covered by Run Block 48 4 mches Team H gh Se res - Forest the cost of the matenal Ftve of the decathlon events Run Block 1370 purc hase d Inti H gh G ame Sant a wtll be run Thursday Other Way Constdenng the speed and 209 Mar ene W lson events wtll be staged Frtday 20B wtlh wh1ch It arrives were lnd H gh Seres Mar ene clinSJdermg stamping alltm and Salurday W !son 574 Pandora Col Ins portanl correspondence 471 The Almanac April 2 1974 JUnk mall Won Lost By Unlled Press International Roy a Crown Botti ng 66 22 Today ts Monday Aprtl 15 Legar Monument SO 38 Team H gh Game the 105th day of 1974 with 260 to Forest Run Block 47 41 Ben Tom Corp 888 Team No 2 44 44 follow Team H gh Series Ben Friend y Tavern 30 Sa W1ll be m the1r new off1ce at the Farmers The moon Is between Its last New York Clthg House 27 61 Tom Corp 2S20 lnd H gh Game Floss e Team H gh Game New quarter and n~w phase MaKSon 229 Jan Jenkins 200 York Cloth ng House 484 The rnormng stars are Team H gh Seres - Royal tnd H gh Seres -r Floss e Bank & Savmgs Company 211 W Second St 1 Crown Botti ng 1357 MaKson 552 Jan Jenkins 516 Mercury Venus and Jup1ter Aprll3 1974 lnd H gh Game Donna The evenmg stars are Mars M c Farland 178 Betty Sm1 t h Won Lost Pomeroy I as of Ben Tom Corp 97 23 177 and Saturn lnd H gh Seres Betty Helens Beauty Shop 92 28 ) Those born on thiS date are Sm th 503 Donna Me F ar and Bertha s Grocery 55 65 4B2 Rttw l ngs AVIO Parts 50 70 under the Stgn of Aries Stewart Hardware .40 80 ° Take 1t from me, PAUL HARVEY it's time to heat up! O=Ornorn See Your Heil Dealer Local Bowling City Ice & Fuel THE MEIGS COUNTY ASCS OFFICE A thought for the day Amencan poet Robert Frost said I never dared to be radtcal when young for fear 11 would make me coru;ervahve when old Wednesday Early Bird March 27 1974 Won Lost Ben Tom Corp 95 17 Helens Beauty Shop 86 26 65 47 Bertha s Grocery Raw ngs Auto Parts 44 68 Stewart Hardware 38 74 26 86 'RousheS Land ng APRIL 15, 1974 Roush s Land OG 26 94 Team High Game - Helens Beauty Shop 872 Team H1gh Seres H elens Beauty Shop 2423 lnd H 'Qh Game Fosse Ma ~t son 205 Jean Warner 202 nd k gh Se:r es ~ Floss e Maxson 555 Mary Voss 525 • I r Dodgers top Roberts, Houston, 7-2 Rose off to fast start at 33 as fans continue boos insUred for what it's Pnce tnclude s n sta ll a lton and fr ee pqdd ng Ta Ik to We ndell Gr~te ca r pet con s ul ta nt The AUGUSTA Ga (UP! ) - The odds-makers think Utey know verythmg Actually they do and that s why tt s so rare tha t !hey get >Died Gary Player fooled them a ltttle here by wmmng his second lasters golf champtonshtp Sunday and apart from that $35 000 rst.pla ce money he s gomg back home w1th Player a lso has tl e nest posstble bonus of all-pure unadillt era ted sattsfactton Before the Ma sters began last Thursday the. one name every Ody here was throwtng around was Jack Ntcklaus Why not ' He s a four tune wmner here and has taken over the •ase on the place from Arnold Palmer Ledbroke s the London bookmakers tiked Jack Ntcklaus too They made him the 3-1 fa1ortte Johnny Miller was pegged at 4-1 rtghl behmd Ntcklaus and m ack of hun \\ere Tom Wetskopf and Ben Crenshaw both 12-1 hots Gary Player ' Oh hun Was 20-1 Favorite Yeah he wa s m thts thing also but he wasn t ftgured any better han 21).1 They dttln t reckon on Gary Player too much m this one Somebody up there m Ledbroke s mtght ve overlooked one ~eemmgly ummportant Item though Gary Player had ftve of his stx children wtth hun Jenmfer 15 >lark 13 Wayne 12 Mtchele 10 and Theresa 9 They d never Jeen to the Masters before It should ve occurred to the odds-makers that any man who urned over hts enttre purse to chartty as Gary Player did when 1e won the U S Open m 196!i mtght be moved suntlarly to wm a >lg one espectally so hts ktds could see hun do tt If !he tdea dtdn t occur to the odds-makers tl certamly oc :urred to Gary Player Are you gomg to wm daddy ' one of hts ktds asked hun after 11! charged mto a second-plaCE tie wtth Jun Colbert only a stroke :>ehind Dave Stockton the leader m Saturday s round I m sure gomg to try Player replied Gary Player trymg Is the same as Secretartat runmng - very hard to beat Just Too Much Player took the lead from Stockton on the nmth hole Sunday playmg him head-andhead and never gave tt back He was Just too much Stockton satd I had an eagle putt on the 13th that stopped four mches short whtch still gave me a birdie but he made a 12-footer for a bll"die on hiS own nght on top of me What can you posstbly do about somethmg like that? Gary Player IS so proud 11 sticks out all over hun He s proud of hts abthty his accompltshments and the fact that as a little man he really ts so much better than so many other btg men I keep reading m the papers I m 5-9 and 160 he satd swunmmg m the Maste s traditional green Jacket whtch looked as iftt belonged to Jack Ntcklaus I m5-6 and 150 Gary Player also ts proud of hts kids Naturally he wants them to be proud of thetr father as well and what better opportuntty for them to mantles! thetr feelings than for them to bertghttherewhen he wtns a btgone Ledbroke s of London probably didn t take that mto account Gary Player did ''Is your home SQUARI: t By MU.TON RICHMAN UP! Sports Edttor ATLANTA (UP!) - Pete Rose celebrated hts 33rd birthday Easter Sunday watchmg a typical At lanta thunderstorm wash out Cincmnatt s game wtth lhe Braves and wondered when the boos would dte away Rose one of baseball s most aggresstve players and cer talnly one of the most con ststent httters the game has known ts off to an unusually fast start Commg off a season when he was acclaimed the National League s Most Valuable Player Charlie Hustle Is htttmg 395 after eight games and apparently on his way to hts loth stratght season htttmg above 300 That s even an outstandmg feat for someone tike Rose who normally starts slowly But the fans are on hun They booed him every tune he came up m Atlanta But those were scattered Rose satd as he sat wattlng for the game to be called If you OPTOMEtRIST YARD (Seal) (3) 2 Sport Parade ' I \ I I • J \ I �. ' ' l .. . Indians, Yanks SJllit twinbill .. By FRED MeMANE UPI Sports Writer Who says Cleveland isn't a nice p\ace to visit? . So whai If It doeim't have the glamor of New York, the · sophisticatioi! of San 'Franciseo or the charm of New Orleans. )t has something better thi!Il all three if you happen to be a major league ballplayer. It's got a "Little League" fence at Municipal _Stadiwn. At the beginning of last season the . Indians' officials reduced the distance to the fence In the power alleys at the old ballpark by 2il feet, cutting the measurements from 385 feet to 365 feet, in an effort to increase home run production. The results were staggering. There were 192 home runs hit 1 at Municipal Stadium last year, more than in any major league park except Atlanta. That marked an Increase of 54 homers from the previous season when the fence was in lis old position. Thus, what was once one of the toughest parks In the American League in which to hit home runs became the easiest. The Indians have played only six games at home and already there have been 21 home runs popped over the short fence. More than half of that total-12 to be ·exact-were hit Sunday as the New York Yankees split a doubleheader with the In· dians. The Yankees, who ranked sixth in the AL last year in homers, hit nine on the day, including six in a !J..5 opening game victory, while the Indians countered with three, including a pair by Dave Duncan in the nightcap, that led to a 9-6 triumph. Nettles GoU The kewpie doll winner lor the day, however, wa;; New Ybrk's Graig Nettles, whO belled two homer> in each game and finished the day with seven nins halted in; Nettles, an ex-Indian. has hit six homers this season. New York's Bobby Murcer, who did not hit a home run all of. spring training, joined in the derby with a homer in each game and Thurman Munson, Ron Blomberg and Mike Hegan all hit homers in the firs~ game for the Yankees. Charlie Spikes also had a flrst"game homer for Cleveland. · Home runs also played prominent roles in the other AL games as Boston nipped Detroit, 7-5; California downed Chicago, 6-3; Minnesota blanked Kansas City, ~. and Texas routed Oakland, 1~2, in the nightcap of a doubleheader after losing the opener, 4-2. Baltbllore at Milwaukee was rained out. ·' Five of Pomeroy office topple to attend dinner event BOSTON (UP!) - The pressure will be on the Knicks Tuesday when they meet the Boston Celtics in the second game of their National Basketball Association Eastern Conference ~ playoff but, If it's worth anything, history is on New York's siae. The Celtics slugged the Knicks with a high pressure defense Sunday to win the first of the .best-<>!.;;even series, 11388, in a virtual replay of the last year's playoff opener. The Knicks, however, nearly ran the·Celtics out of New York in the second game of the 1973 series, then went on to take their second NBA cham' Major League Results pionship in four years. By United Press International H they are to repeat, the New National League Cinci at Atlanta. ppd .• rain Yorkers will have to revive some very cold shooting arms. -Montreat at Chi. ppd .• rain The knicks shot a miserable 33 (1st, 11 innings) Phil a ooo 100 ooo 01 - 2 10 o per cent Sonday while the N.Y . 000 000 01 0 00- I IS 0 Celtics hit at a 51.6 per cent Lonborg . Scarce f9J. Wallace (10) and · Boone ; Matlack, clip. Miller (9 ), McGraw flO J. Boston had the game all but Patker ( n l and HOdges.. WPWallacce (l .OJ. LP - McGraw wrapped up midway through (0-2). HR -S taub (lstl. the third period behind the shooting and passing of. John (2nd Game> Ph ila ooo ooo 023- 5 9 1 Havlicek and Jo Jo White. New York 020 000 100- 3 6 o Schueler. Scarce (7), Wallace Havlicek had :?.'i points and 12 (9 ) and Ess i an ; Koosman, assists, many of them to White, Miller {8) and Oyer . WP - Scarc~ who wound up with 22. Walt (2-1}. LP - M iller (0 -1). Frazier led the .sluggish Knicks (1St Game> with 22. St. Louis 001 101 010- 4 14 0 Pittsbgh 003 500 OOx- 8 13 1 The Celtics remember last Tllompson , Hrabosky (4), Pena ( 8) and Simmon s; Moose , year's playoff failure but are Hernandez ( 8) and Kirkpatrick. confident that history won't WP- Moose (1 . 1). LP - Thomp son C0-1) . HRs- McBride (1st>. repeat itself. Stargell (lstl. "The same thing happened last year. We're well aware of r2nd Game) St . Louis 03 2 100 000- 6 9 o what happened in the second Pittsbgh 210 000 002- 5 9 4 Curtis, Garman (9 ). Folkers game. I'm pretty sure we won't (9) and Simmons; Br ett, let,it happen again," said Dave Morlan (4) , Giusti (8) and Kirkpatrick . WP - Curtis (1 .1 ). Cowens, who was the game's LP- Brett (0-l l. HR - Stennett high rebo011der with 13 despite (2nd I. leaving midway through the Las Ang 100 221 001 - 7 15 0 third period with five fouls. Houston 010 000 001 - 2 7 1 "I don't listen to that stuff. John (3 -0J a nd Yeager ; Roberts, Nagy (5 ). Scherma n I'm simple-minded. I just go ( 6) , J. Johnso n {9) and May . LP- Roberts ( 1-2) . HRs- Wynn out there and play as long as I (4th) , Garv ey (2nd) . can and as hard as f can. II I San Frail 200 000 300- 5 9 l. wanted to live in the past, I San Diego 100 000 OSx- 6 10 1 could say, 'well, I was on six Bradley, Sosa ( 7), Barr (7) and Rudolph ; Gre if. Mcintosh championship teams-;-"' he 17 ), Troedson (8) , Romo {91 said. Linesoores · the Royals. Darwin. boosting · Red Sox 7 Tigers 5 Dwight Evans, John Ken- his balling, average tO .500, nedy and Carl Yastrzemski slaked Bert Blyleyen to a fourhomered off Mickey Lolich run lead in the second inning within the first. three innings 1 with his tl:iird career grand and the R ed Sox hung on to slam. Blyleven suffered a defeat the Tigers. Evans hit a muscle strain above the right two-run h<>mer in the first, . elbow in the eighth inning and 'Kennedy a• dded a solo shot in w.S forced to leave, but the the second and Yastrzemski injury was no•l believed to be . tagged a so lo blast in the third serious . to send Lolich to his third straight det 'eat. Ed Brinkman Oakland 4-2, 'Texas 2-10 had a homer for Detroit. R~ggie Jacl<.son unloaded a Angels 6 VI bite Sox 3 pair of homers and drove in all Frank Rob•inson hit the 555lh four Oakland r_.uns in the homer of hiH career and also opener while helping Catfish singled hom< • another run in Hunter to hls second victory. leading the .Angels over the All fiv e of Jackson's homers White Sox. TIJ,e white Svx, who this season have come against got a solo homer from Ed Texas. In the nightcap, Dave Herrmann, no~· have lost six of Nelson drove in six runs lor their first seven ,ga mes. Texas with a three-run homer, Twins 8 Royalll 0 single and sacrifice fly anq, Bobby Darwin hit a grand Ferguson Jenkins notched his slam homer, triple and two second triwnph with a routesingles to power the Twins past going seven-hitter. Celtics Knicks and Kendall. WP - Troedson (I OJ. LP- Barr (Q . l) . HR Matthews Ust J. Parts oi Ohio were hit by heaviest damage occurring in slroqg winds, hail and rain Marion County in central Ohio. Xenia in southwestern Ohio, . Easter Sunday, but damage · ravaged by the April 3 torfrom the storms were not as nadoes, was under a sev~re severe as lhe ones which tore weather warning again Sunthrough the state nearly two day, but tittle damage was weeks ago. Several residents reported reported, and cltilttren w~nt on seetng tornadoes, with the an Easter Egg hunt in hearby Yellow SE!I!!gs. HarrispnviU c Damage in Marion County Mrs. Dorothy Sheets is a included 23 trailers in the Inpatient at Holzer Medical dian Trails Mobile Park at New Bloomington west of Marion. Center. Six of them were destroyed, the Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bishop others damaged. Several iiiid family visited his mother in Cattleltsburg, Ky., Sunday. pe rsons were injured, but none Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and seriously , the sheriff's office children of Maryland are $aid. Access road to the area were spending a week with the Bud Douglases and Mrs. Lana blocked off w prevent sightseers to the a·rea so residents Gibson. Mrs. Thelma Meeks and co uld begin a cleanup daughter, f'lossie, of Shade operation. Aresident near Grove City in spent Saturday afternoon with southwestern Franklin County her aunt, Ava Gilkey. said a twister dipped up and Mr. and Mrs. Junior PaYIJe dow n, causi ng only minor visited relat ives at Coolville an property damage. even ing last week . High winds tipped over small Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark planes at both Port Columbus visited the Larry Clarks at and Don Scott airports in ColChester Sunday. Tammy Clark umbus. has chicken pox . A storm near Bellevue proThe community was shocked duced goose-<lgg size hail and a and sorry to hear of the death funnel cloud, but no apparent of Elmer Graham in an auto accident . He was raised in this damage. Another tornado was spotted on radar west of community. Wooster. The church received 10 new Columbus, Dayton, Washingmembers . Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs and four children and Mr . and Mrs. Gheen and two children. Harold Graham 's mother-inlaw and sister-in-law from near Columbus visited the Graham farm Sunday. Mrs . Betty Graham prepared their dinner. Mrs. Howard Gilkey un'derwent major surgery at the Riverside Hospital in Columbus Wednesday rnorning . . David Ohlinger, David Buskirk, Norman Reynolds, Karen Redmond and Florence Bearhs, employes of the Capital Savings and Loan Company, Pomeroy, will attend the Ohio Consumer Loan Assn., District dinner meeting April 24. "The Challenge of a Pro" will be the title of Art Holst's talk at the Lake White Club, Waverly. Approximately 150 employees of the loan and finance companies with their guests wilt'attend. Holst, a National Football League official (No. 33), a man with a rich background in business, sports, and civic affairs, parallels the persistence, guts, hard work and initiative of the professional athlete to that of the successful entrepreneur. Chairman Robert McCombs, Capital Finance Services and assistant chairman Frank Swingle, City Loan and Savings Compan y, planned the meeting. Special public relation s awards will be presented by Prentiss, vice George president of the Ohio cons umer Loan Assn. Others on the program will be Charles R. Burch, president, and Roger L. Downing, executive vic e presiden t of thi s trad e association.. The Ohio Consumer Loan Assn. has approximately 1200 Falcons play ofrices in Ohio making direct cash loans. In 1973 members of the industry made over 600 Cleans places where tabl es can't go . Devils today million dollars in loans to over 600,000 people. PH . 992 -5321 V ACUFLO FOREMAN & ABBOTT Middl eport EV121 Texas 003 300 040- 10 11 1 000 011000- 2 "74 Jenkins {2- l.J and Sundberg ; Odom , Ham ilton (4) , Knowles (8). Hoot en (8) and Haney , Tenace ( 6) , Fosse (81. LP - . Odom (_0-l l. H R- ':"erson (1 >. ·. 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New year ,books were distributed during the meeting. These 'were made by the students of Mrs. Carol Wolfe at the Meigs Community School and a $5 donation for expenses was voted. It was decided that in Ueu of dues , a free will offering will be taken each month. A mother-daughter banquet was set for May, with a father-son celebration in June. Prayer conCluded the meeting. \ \ ~===::a· Savings secretary, and Miss Frances ~- 2 feet wide) o Society held Thursday night at the Middleport Church of Christ. A potluck d\Jlner preceded BIGGEST SELECTION IN 'MEIGS COUNTY J4A\A.. .· m•~•~t Sue Crow by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crow; Bessie Weed by the Weed family: · Mr . and Mrs . W. H. Ebers bach by Miss · Sybil Ebersbach; Harley Strong by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibe l; Max . Carrie and Philip Meinhart b.y Pat Parker ; Winnie and Mary Reibel by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel ; Fred Rosenbawn by Mrs. Rosenbaum , Dick and Jack; Mr. and Mrs . William Grueser by the family ; Mr. and l'ltrs. William Hines, Mr. and Mrs . E. B. Epple by Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell ; Lathe and Georgia Williamson · by the family; Charles Frecker by Ada Holter and family . The Friendly Circle of the church al so placed on the altar a lily in honor of Mrs. Louis Reibel. At the sunrise service. the senior choir directed by_Mrs. Lois Burt sang "Early in the Morning. " The Rev. W. H. Perrin 's sermon topic was " The Risen Chris t." Approximately 100 atte nded an Easter breakfast immediately following the service. The 10: 30 worship service opened with an organ prelude by Mrs. Ben Neulzling, "Easter Alleluia." The youth choir directed by Mrs. Mary Skinn~r sang "Chri st, the Lord is Risen," and . the:·.minister. spoke on "The Open- ·Tomb."·· The senior and junior choirs sang "Open the Gates of the Temple ." Mrs. Kathleen Franci s and Miss Kathy Francis were taken into membership of the church. Singing in the ehoirs were Cathy Blaettnar, Pam Brauer, Davied Burt, Melanie Burt, Eddie Holter, Keith Krautler, Kim Krautter, Maria Legar, Shari Mitch, Faith Perrin, Linda Rosenbaum , Jim Rosenbaum, Terri Russell , Becky Thomas, Lisa Thomas and Lori Wood, juniors; and Mrs. Burt, Barbara Offu tt, Rose Ginther, Pal Holter, Joan Williams, Mary Skinner. Mary · Riggs, Gay Perrin , Pal Young, Alice Nease, Ben Neulzling, Fred· Blaettnar, Robert Hartley, Richard Nease, and Fred Ruth , seniors. Pric e-s Valj d Through Ap'ril 21 1 PRESCRIPTIONS ARE OUR MAIN BUSINESS MIDDLE nar ""' Phi/athea officers are installed VISITING PARENTS . , Sherry King, student at Malone College, spent the Officers for , 1974-75 were . weekend here visiting her installed and several conparents, Mr. and Mrs. William tributions were made during a King. meeting of the Phllathea ~oston '· 1 TIL~ U ~ 4Erz.u Ill ~ ~ 102 200 000- 5 12 2 411 000 lOX- 7 110 Lolich, H iller (7) and F.re.:: han; Milrichal, ·orago {4). More~ "(9), Segul (9} and Montgomery . WP-O rago <1 -0) . LP - Lolich (0-3). HRs- Evans 11 st), Kennedy ( 1st J, Yastrzem . ski IJrd L Brinkman (lst). DUTTONS ·- Detroit I Each week , 520 lirst prize, ~10 second, 55 third. Register free . Winners will be notified. Drawings April6, 13, 20. 21. May 6·. Drive in. try this new convenient service. your Company's free Recreationland. Some folks call it " Re-creation-land," because these 35,000 acres of sparkling lakes and lush green forests in Southeastern Ohio were created on land once· mined for coal. Ohio Power has worked like a beaver IO make them ·ideal f.o r camping, fishing, bo?ting , hi~ing or just plain enjoying nature. , We've planted over 34 million trees si~ce 1944. We 've turned valleys into clear, blue lakes and ponds- 320 of them, stocked with bass, bluegill, northern pike and muskie by the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Old mine diggings were graded, smoothed and planted to make genlly rolling hills of green grass. and Oakland 001 100 010- 3 8 300 lll ·OOK'- 6 8 1 Bahnsen (0·2) end Herrm"ann ; Tanana, Stlml (7) and R.o. · drlguer. WP-Ttnene (2-0) . ~Rs- Roblnson (Jrdl. H'!rr ·· .menn Osu..._ . · · .. cover was presented by Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart and Miss Erma Smith in memory of Philip Meinhart . Also given in - ' nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Amateur Gardeners Club Russ of Cleveland, were four Very soon we will be enjoying the many varieties of irises for new stoles in the colors of some varieties are early bloomers. These beautiful flowers purple, white. green and red .bloom when few other plants do--after spring-flowering bulbs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meinhart and before peonies, delphinium and phlox. For this reason they of Tulsa, Okla. gave in the are an established "backbone" of home gardens. These hardy, long-lived perennials also need a minbllum memory of Mrs . Carri e of care. Easy-t"ilrow iris varieties adapted to Meinhart, new Christian and every region of the United States are available. They produce American flags. . Acknowledged were gills of sraceful flowers in. wide range of shapes, sizes and colors. The best time to plant irises is in late su1nmer or early autumn money presented in the as they should be established in the soil before winter. So if you memory of Mr. and Mrs. Ear l have not-already planned for irises in your garden this year, you Young by Mr. and Mrs. Hobart can mark your calendar for planting next fall to enjoy these Young, Sidney , and in the beautiful flowers In 1975. For those of you who have irises memory of Mrs. Magdaline planted, remember that it is not a good plan to transplant or Young by Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Young and Miss Elizabeth divide irises in the spring. Fick. For new gardeners who are not familiar with the varieties of Lilies to beautify the church irises, a description of the principal types of irises is appropriate. were presented as memorial Iris flowers have six petals. The three upright petals are called tributes to Mr. and Mrs. C. D. standardS; the three that hang down are called falls . Flowers may be white, yellow, pink, purple, blue, reddish or bicolored. Frecker by Mrs. Ada Holter ; PrinCiple types of irises are bearded, beardless, crested and · Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Fauber by bulb. Bearded irises have a fuzzy line, or beard, that runs down Miss Marguerite Meyer, _the middle of the falls. Bearded irises make suitable plants for Columbus; Philip Meinhart by this area as they live through severe droughts and cold. The his wife; Thomas Chasteen by sword.;;haped leaves are evergreen in warm climates and his parents; Henry and Mary remain green until late fall in cold climates. Most bearded iris Straile by Helen Lyons and plants grow 2 to 3 feet tall. Because they are easy to grow, tall Henrietta Jenkins; Mr. and Mrs. Albert KaSpar by Mr . and bearded irises are recommended for beginning gardeners. p-sually, tall bearded irises bloom in May and June. Several Mrs. Roy Smith and Mr. and varieties bloom in both spring and fall . A group of bearded irises Mrs. Robert Arnold ; Mrs. that naturally grow 4 to 9 inchestall is called dwarf iris. These are C)ara Gearhart, by Mr. and well adapted to rock gardens because they spread quickly and Mrs. Jose ph Struble and Michael; Mr. and Mrs. fonn ·dense mats of foliage. Beardless irises are call!td apogon'lris, or apogons. They Theodore H. Mora and Karl W. bave smooth fall petals and thin, grasslike leaves. Most varieties Kautz, by Lawrence and Mary bloom In June. Crested irises have a small raised area, or crest, Kautz Stewart, David, Joy, and on the middle of each fall. Often, the color ,of these crests con- Eric Russell; Roy Seyfried by Neva Seyfried, Myrtle and Joe trasts with petal colors. Bearded, beardltss and crested irises grow from thic~, Sisson; Oris Ginther by Mrs. 011dergrouud stems, called rhi7omes, that store food produced by Oris Ginther and Mr. and Mrs. James Ginther; Henry Ewing the leaves. Rhizomes grow slightly below the surface of the ground or at and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ewing ground level. Many small roots penetrate the soil deeply. Every by Mrs. Henry Ewing, Mr . and year, underground offshoots develop from the original rhizome. Mrs. Benny Ewing, Beth and Offshoots may be divided and transplanted to grow new irises. Kimberly; Donald Hauck by Irises also grow from seed but most seedlings do not bloom Mrs. Marie Hauck;Homer for two or three years after planting.. This slow process of Holter by his wife, Ada ; Mrs. growing is used chiefly by breeders. You will undoubtedly be Marjorie Woodard by Albert Woodard ; Emma Werry by the plantitig rhizomes for your irises. As mentioned, the best time to plant irises is in late summer Werry Family; Mr . and Mrs. or early fall. As irises need full sunshille, you should select a site J~hn Blaettnar by Mr. and with southern exposure and good air circulation. Mrs. Fred Blaettnar and Iris diseases reduce · the number of flowers, family; Mr. and Mrs. H. T. disfigure the leaves,, and sometblle.s kill the plant. Prevent Proctor by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph diseases by giving -plan~ plenty of· space, sunlight and good Graves and Miss Kay Proctor ; drainage. Clea11 up dead material quickly. Do not plant irises in Mr. and Mrs. John S. Blaetlnar VISITING IN AKRON crowded or completely shaded areas. by Mr. and Mrs. Earl HickMrs. Pearl Reynolds is in . For further information on planting, care, a11d prevention of man ; William Griffith by Clara disease and insect damage you may wish to obtain a copy of Griffith; Lester Newell, by Mr. Akron for a week:s .isi! with ' sister, Mrs. Nina,. Bland and Home and Garden Bulletin No. 66, Growing Iris in the Home and Mrs . Harvey Whitfatch; her Garden, from your county eT.tension office. James W. Swart and Kimberly other relatives. CASH GIVFAWAY 'MON- Barney Beaver invites you C ·lo take vacation in Ohio Power game> Chlcogo Colli cover , a nd communion table his memory by his nlec:e and By Jennifer Sheets makes it ever made 000 101 000- 2. a 1 010 000 03x- -4 7 0 Hargan (0-lJ and Billings ; Sundberg {7) ; Hunte r , Finger s (9) and Fosse . WP - Hun ter (2 . 0) . HRs-J ackson 2 {4th & 5th) , Burroughs f4thL ' irises are hardy and long-lived. and need a minimum of care TWINS CROWNED NEW YORK (UP!) - The Coney Island Chamber of Commerce crowned 4-yearolds Linda and Melissa Trachtenberg of Brooklyn, ' •teeny.weeny twin" beauty queens Sunday. Texas I ..· DRIVE-IN HOURS: Mon.to Thurs.' to l-Friday 9 to 7 Saturday 91o 12. 188 Presentation of several memorial gifts featured Easter Sunday services at Trinity · Chur.ch in Pomeroy. A new altar cover, pulpit A weekly feature of Meigs if, AUTO BANK bJa._, • • • • Memorial gifts § . . . received Easter County Garden Club members. It's So Easy. Try · · · GRANDSTAND LOST MONTPELIER, Ohio (UPI ) - Damage was estimated at $50,000 here during the weekend in a blaze which destroyed the 40-year-old Williams County Fairgrounds grandstand. Fire Chief Lewis Hendricks said he suspected · arson in the fire, reported at . 10:10 p. m. Friday and extinguished shortly alter 4 a. m. Saturday. Oaklnd ' Notes heritage house •• - . . . .·,. , Green Thumb • Rorists flourish 1n por- '· ~ SANDALS (And' it's FFIEE) Ctsl Game) } WOMEN TO llfEE'P . Women's <'.uxlliary Of the Veterans Memorial . Hospital will meet Tuesday at 6:30p. m. with a potluck dinner and the meeting to follow. Reports on ton Court House, Raverma and the conference in Cincinnati Fremont all reported strong ....ll'ill be heard. winds and hail in storms. The Wise ·Greenhouse near Ravenna reported broken windows from hail, the ·second time in three years the greenhouse has been damaged. For The Mally other communities reported damages to roofs, trees Entire Family and power lines. The storms, with ihe high winda moved ahead of a cold front that reached. Ohio by later afternoon. " Your Thom MeAn Store" High winds persisted through · ly'liddleporl, 0. the evening. ~::>...:::>c:~:><::>...::>...o-a-o-.. The Wahama White Falcons, 16-li on the year, will battle the GAHS Blue Devils in a single game on Memorial Field, beginning at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Saturday, the Falcons blanked Hurricane 2-0 in the first of two games. The Redskins won the nightcap, 6-3. American Lea~ue Bait at Milw ,(pp d .• rain (2nd ::.::-- 5- The Dally ~>entinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 6., APril15, 1974 4- The Da1ly Se11tinel, Middleport-Pomerov. 0 .. Anril15. 1974 ... •· ·-'""-"ff . ·, ! . -~ I . f ·" ' . . �. ' ' l .. . Indians, Yanks SJllit twinbill .. By FRED MeMANE UPI Sports Writer Who says Cleveland isn't a nice p\ace to visit? . So whai If It doeim't have the glamor of New York, the · sophisticatioi! of San 'Franciseo or the charm of New Orleans. )t has something better thi!Il all three if you happen to be a major league ballplayer. It's got a "Little League" fence at Municipal _Stadiwn. At the beginning of last season the . Indians' officials reduced the distance to the fence In the power alleys at the old ballpark by 2il feet, cutting the measurements from 385 feet to 365 feet, in an effort to increase home run production. The results were staggering. There were 192 home runs hit 1 at Municipal Stadium last year, more than in any major league park except Atlanta. That marked an Increase of 54 homers from the previous season when the fence was in lis old position. Thus, what was once one of the toughest parks In the American League in which to hit home runs became the easiest. The Indians have played only six games at home and already there have been 21 home runs popped over the short fence. More than half of that total-12 to be ·exact-were hit Sunday as the New York Yankees split a doubleheader with the In· dians. The Yankees, who ranked sixth in the AL last year in homers, hit nine on the day, including six in a !J..5 opening game victory, while the Indians countered with three, including a pair by Dave Duncan in the nightcap, that led to a 9-6 triumph. Nettles GoU The kewpie doll winner lor the day, however, wa;; New Ybrk's Graig Nettles, whO belled two homer> in each game and finished the day with seven nins halted in; Nettles, an ex-Indian. has hit six homers this season. New York's Bobby Murcer, who did not hit a home run all of. spring training, joined in the derby with a homer in each game and Thurman Munson, Ron Blomberg and Mike Hegan all hit homers in the firs~ game for the Yankees. Charlie Spikes also had a flrst"game homer for Cleveland. · Home runs also played prominent roles in the other AL games as Boston nipped Detroit, 7-5; California downed Chicago, 6-3; Minnesota blanked Kansas City, ~. and Texas routed Oakland, 1~2, in the nightcap of a doubleheader after losing the opener, 4-2. Baltbllore at Milwaukee was rained out. ·' Five of Pomeroy office topple to attend dinner event BOSTON (UP!) - The pressure will be on the Knicks Tuesday when they meet the Boston Celtics in the second game of their National Basketball Association Eastern Conference ~ playoff but, If it's worth anything, history is on New York's siae. The Celtics slugged the Knicks with a high pressure defense Sunday to win the first of the .best-<>!.;;even series, 11388, in a virtual replay of the last year's playoff opener. The Knicks, however, nearly ran the·Celtics out of New York in the second game of the 1973 series, then went on to take their second NBA cham' Major League Results pionship in four years. By United Press International H they are to repeat, the New National League Cinci at Atlanta. ppd .• rain Yorkers will have to revive some very cold shooting arms. -Montreat at Chi. ppd .• rain The knicks shot a miserable 33 (1st, 11 innings) Phil a ooo 100 ooo 01 - 2 10 o per cent Sonday while the N.Y . 000 000 01 0 00- I IS 0 Celtics hit at a 51.6 per cent Lonborg . Scarce f9J. Wallace (10) and · Boone ; Matlack, clip. Miller (9 ), McGraw flO J. Boston had the game all but Patker ( n l and HOdges.. WPWallacce (l .OJ. LP - McGraw wrapped up midway through (0-2). HR -S taub (lstl. the third period behind the shooting and passing of. John (2nd Game> Ph ila ooo ooo 023- 5 9 1 Havlicek and Jo Jo White. New York 020 000 100- 3 6 o Schueler. Scarce (7), Wallace Havlicek had :?.'i points and 12 (9 ) and Ess i an ; Koosman, assists, many of them to White, Miller {8) and Oyer . WP - Scarc~ who wound up with 22. Walt (2-1}. LP - M iller (0 -1). Frazier led the .sluggish Knicks (1St Game> with 22. St. Louis 001 101 010- 4 14 0 Pittsbgh 003 500 OOx- 8 13 1 The Celtics remember last Tllompson , Hrabosky (4), Pena ( 8) and Simmon s; Moose , year's playoff failure but are Hernandez ( 8) and Kirkpatrick. confident that history won't WP- Moose (1 . 1). LP - Thomp son C0-1) . HRs- McBride (1st>. repeat itself. Stargell (lstl. "The same thing happened last year. We're well aware of r2nd Game) St . Louis 03 2 100 000- 6 9 o what happened in the second Pittsbgh 210 000 002- 5 9 4 Curtis, Garman (9 ). Folkers game. I'm pretty sure we won't (9) and Simmons; Br ett, let,it happen again," said Dave Morlan (4) , Giusti (8) and Kirkpatrick . WP - Curtis (1 .1 ). Cowens, who was the game's LP- Brett (0-l l. HR - Stennett high rebo011der with 13 despite (2nd I. leaving midway through the Las Ang 100 221 001 - 7 15 0 third period with five fouls. Houston 010 000 001 - 2 7 1 "I don't listen to that stuff. John (3 -0J a nd Yeager ; Roberts, Nagy (5 ). Scherma n I'm simple-minded. I just go ( 6) , J. Johnso n {9) and May . LP- Roberts ( 1-2) . HRs- Wynn out there and play as long as I (4th) , Garv ey (2nd) . can and as hard as f can. II I San Frail 200 000 300- 5 9 l. wanted to live in the past, I San Diego 100 000 OSx- 6 10 1 could say, 'well, I was on six Bradley, Sosa ( 7), Barr (7) and Rudolph ; Gre if. Mcintosh championship teams-;-"' he 17 ), Troedson (8) , Romo {91 said. Linesoores · the Royals. Darwin. boosting · Red Sox 7 Tigers 5 Dwight Evans, John Ken- his balling, average tO .500, nedy and Carl Yastrzemski slaked Bert Blyleyen to a fourhomered off Mickey Lolich run lead in the second inning within the first. three innings 1 with his tl:iird career grand and the R ed Sox hung on to slam. Blyleven suffered a defeat the Tigers. Evans hit a muscle strain above the right two-run h<>mer in the first, . elbow in the eighth inning and 'Kennedy a• dded a solo shot in w.S forced to leave, but the the second and Yastrzemski injury was no•l believed to be . tagged a so lo blast in the third serious . to send Lolich to his third straight det 'eat. Ed Brinkman Oakland 4-2, 'Texas 2-10 had a homer for Detroit. R~ggie Jacl<.son unloaded a Angels 6 VI bite Sox 3 pair of homers and drove in all Frank Rob•inson hit the 555lh four Oakland r_.uns in the homer of hiH career and also opener while helping Catfish singled hom< • another run in Hunter to hls second victory. leading the .Angels over the All fiv e of Jackson's homers White Sox. TIJ,e white Svx, who this season have come against got a solo homer from Ed Texas. In the nightcap, Dave Herrmann, no~· have lost six of Nelson drove in six runs lor their first seven ,ga mes. Texas with a three-run homer, Twins 8 Royalll 0 single and sacrifice fly anq, Bobby Darwin hit a grand Ferguson Jenkins notched his slam homer, triple and two second triwnph with a routesingles to power the Twins past going seven-hitter. Celtics Knicks and Kendall. WP - Troedson (I OJ. LP- Barr (Q . l) . HR Matthews Ust J. Parts oi Ohio were hit by heaviest damage occurring in slroqg winds, hail and rain Marion County in central Ohio. Xenia in southwestern Ohio, . Easter Sunday, but damage · ravaged by the April 3 torfrom the storms were not as nadoes, was under a sev~re severe as lhe ones which tore weather warning again Sunthrough the state nearly two day, but tittle damage was weeks ago. Several residents reported reported, and cltilttren w~nt on seetng tornadoes, with the an Easter Egg hunt in hearby Yellow SE!I!!gs. HarrispnviU c Damage in Marion County Mrs. Dorothy Sheets is a included 23 trailers in the Inpatient at Holzer Medical dian Trails Mobile Park at New Bloomington west of Marion. Center. Six of them were destroyed, the Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bishop others damaged. Several iiiid family visited his mother in Cattleltsburg, Ky., Sunday. pe rsons were injured, but none Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and seriously , the sheriff's office children of Maryland are $aid. Access road to the area were spending a week with the Bud Douglases and Mrs. Lana blocked off w prevent sightseers to the a·rea so residents Gibson. Mrs. Thelma Meeks and co uld begin a cleanup daughter, f'lossie, of Shade operation. Aresident near Grove City in spent Saturday afternoon with southwestern Franklin County her aunt, Ava Gilkey. said a twister dipped up and Mr. and Mrs. Junior PaYIJe dow n, causi ng only minor visited relat ives at Coolville an property damage. even ing last week . High winds tipped over small Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark planes at both Port Columbus visited the Larry Clarks at and Don Scott airports in ColChester Sunday. Tammy Clark umbus. has chicken pox . A storm near Bellevue proThe community was shocked duced goose-<lgg size hail and a and sorry to hear of the death funnel cloud, but no apparent of Elmer Graham in an auto accident . He was raised in this damage. Another tornado was spotted on radar west of community. Wooster. The church received 10 new Columbus, Dayton, Washingmembers . Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs and four children and Mr . and Mrs. Gheen and two children. Harold Graham 's mother-inlaw and sister-in-law from near Columbus visited the Graham farm Sunday. Mrs . Betty Graham prepared their dinner. Mrs. Howard Gilkey un'derwent major surgery at the Riverside Hospital in Columbus Wednesday rnorning . . David Ohlinger, David Buskirk, Norman Reynolds, Karen Redmond and Florence Bearhs, employes of the Capital Savings and Loan Company, Pomeroy, will attend the Ohio Consumer Loan Assn., District dinner meeting April 24. "The Challenge of a Pro" will be the title of Art Holst's talk at the Lake White Club, Waverly. Approximately 150 employees of the loan and finance companies with their guests wilt'attend. Holst, a National Football League official (No. 33), a man with a rich background in business, sports, and civic affairs, parallels the persistence, guts, hard work and initiative of the professional athlete to that of the successful entrepreneur. Chairman Robert McCombs, Capital Finance Services and assistant chairman Frank Swingle, City Loan and Savings Compan y, planned the meeting. Special public relation s awards will be presented by Prentiss, vice George president of the Ohio cons umer Loan Assn. Others on the program will be Charles R. Burch, president, and Roger L. Downing, executive vic e presiden t of thi s trad e association.. The Ohio Consumer Loan Assn. has approximately 1200 Falcons play ofrices in Ohio making direct cash loans. In 1973 members of the industry made over 600 Cleans places where tabl es can't go . Devils today million dollars in loans to over 600,000 people. PH . 992 -5321 V ACUFLO FOREMAN & ABBOTT Middl eport EV121 Texas 003 300 040- 10 11 1 000 011000- 2 "74 Jenkins {2- l.J and Sundberg ; Odom , Ham ilton (4) , Knowles (8). Hoot en (8) and Haney , Tenace ( 6) , Fosse (81. LP - . Odom (_0-l l. H R- ':"erson (1 >. ·. 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New year ,books were distributed during the meeting. These 'were made by the students of Mrs. Carol Wolfe at the Meigs Community School and a $5 donation for expenses was voted. It was decided that in Ueu of dues , a free will offering will be taken each month. A mother-daughter banquet was set for May, with a father-son celebration in June. Prayer conCluded the meeting. \ \ ~===::a· Savings secretary, and Miss Frances ~- 2 feet wide) o Society held Thursday night at the Middleport Church of Christ. A potluck d\Jlner preceded BIGGEST SELECTION IN 'MEIGS COUNTY J4A\A.. .· m•~•~t Sue Crow by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crow; Bessie Weed by the Weed family: · Mr . and Mrs . W. H. Ebers bach by Miss · Sybil Ebersbach; Harley Strong by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibe l; Max . Carrie and Philip Meinhart b.y Pat Parker ; Winnie and Mary Reibel by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel ; Fred Rosenbawn by Mrs. Rosenbaum , Dick and Jack; Mr. and Mrs . William Grueser by the family ; Mr. and l'ltrs. William Hines, Mr. and Mrs . E. B. Epple by Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell ; Lathe and Georgia Williamson · by the family; Charles Frecker by Ada Holter and family . The Friendly Circle of the church al so placed on the altar a lily in honor of Mrs. Louis Reibel. At the sunrise service. the senior choir directed by_Mrs. Lois Burt sang "Early in the Morning. " The Rev. W. H. Perrin 's sermon topic was " The Risen Chris t." Approximately 100 atte nded an Easter breakfast immediately following the service. The 10: 30 worship service opened with an organ prelude by Mrs. Ben Neulzling, "Easter Alleluia." The youth choir directed by Mrs. Mary Skinn~r sang "Chri st, the Lord is Risen," and . the:·.minister. spoke on "The Open- ·Tomb."·· The senior and junior choirs sang "Open the Gates of the Temple ." Mrs. Kathleen Franci s and Miss Kathy Francis were taken into membership of the church. Singing in the ehoirs were Cathy Blaettnar, Pam Brauer, Davied Burt, Melanie Burt, Eddie Holter, Keith Krautler, Kim Krautter, Maria Legar, Shari Mitch, Faith Perrin, Linda Rosenbaum , Jim Rosenbaum, Terri Russell , Becky Thomas, Lisa Thomas and Lori Wood, juniors; and Mrs. Burt, Barbara Offu tt, Rose Ginther, Pal Holter, Joan Williams, Mary Skinner. Mary · Riggs, Gay Perrin , Pal Young, Alice Nease, Ben Neulzling, Fred· Blaettnar, Robert Hartley, Richard Nease, and Fred Ruth , seniors. Pric e-s Valj d Through Ap'ril 21 1 PRESCRIPTIONS ARE OUR MAIN BUSINESS MIDDLE nar ""' Phi/athea officers are installed VISITING PARENTS . , Sherry King, student at Malone College, spent the Officers for , 1974-75 were . weekend here visiting her installed and several conparents, Mr. and Mrs. William tributions were made during a King. meeting of the Phllathea ~oston '· 1 TIL~ U ~ 4Erz.u Ill ~ ~ 102 200 000- 5 12 2 411 000 lOX- 7 110 Lolich, H iller (7) and F.re.:: han; Milrichal, ·orago {4). More~ "(9), Segul (9} and Montgomery . WP-O rago <1 -0) . LP - Lolich (0-3). HRs- Evans 11 st), Kennedy ( 1st J, Yastrzem . ski IJrd L Brinkman (lst). DUTTONS ·- Detroit I Each week , 520 lirst prize, ~10 second, 55 third. Register free . Winners will be notified. Drawings April6, 13, 20. 21. May 6·. Drive in. try this new convenient service. your Company's free Recreationland. Some folks call it " Re-creation-land," because these 35,000 acres of sparkling lakes and lush green forests in Southeastern Ohio were created on land once· mined for coal. Ohio Power has worked like a beaver IO make them ·ideal f.o r camping, fishing, bo?ting , hi~ing or just plain enjoying nature. , We've planted over 34 million trees si~ce 1944. We 've turned valleys into clear, blue lakes and ponds- 320 of them, stocked with bass, bluegill, northern pike and muskie by the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Old mine diggings were graded, smoothed and planted to make genlly rolling hills of green grass. and Oakland 001 100 010- 3 8 300 lll ·OOK'- 6 8 1 Bahnsen (0·2) end Herrm"ann ; Tanana, Stlml (7) and R.o. · drlguer. WP-Ttnene (2-0) . ~Rs- Roblnson (Jrdl. H'!rr ·· .menn Osu..._ . · · .. cover was presented by Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart and Miss Erma Smith in memory of Philip Meinhart . Also given in - ' nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Amateur Gardeners Club Russ of Cleveland, were four Very soon we will be enjoying the many varieties of irises for new stoles in the colors of some varieties are early bloomers. These beautiful flowers purple, white. green and red .bloom when few other plants do--after spring-flowering bulbs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meinhart and before peonies, delphinium and phlox. For this reason they of Tulsa, Okla. gave in the are an established "backbone" of home gardens. These hardy, long-lived perennials also need a minbllum memory of Mrs . Carri e of care. Easy-t"ilrow iris varieties adapted to Meinhart, new Christian and every region of the United States are available. They produce American flags. . Acknowledged were gills of sraceful flowers in. wide range of shapes, sizes and colors. The best time to plant irises is in late su1nmer or early autumn money presented in the as they should be established in the soil before winter. So if you memory of Mr. and Mrs. Ear l have not-already planned for irises in your garden this year, you Young by Mr. and Mrs. Hobart can mark your calendar for planting next fall to enjoy these Young, Sidney , and in the beautiful flowers In 1975. For those of you who have irises memory of Mrs. Magdaline planted, remember that it is not a good plan to transplant or Young by Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Young and Miss Elizabeth divide irises in the spring. Fick. For new gardeners who are not familiar with the varieties of Lilies to beautify the church irises, a description of the principal types of irises is appropriate. were presented as memorial Iris flowers have six petals. The three upright petals are called tributes to Mr. and Mrs. C. D. standardS; the three that hang down are called falls . Flowers may be white, yellow, pink, purple, blue, reddish or bicolored. Frecker by Mrs. Ada Holter ; PrinCiple types of irises are bearded, beardless, crested and · Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Fauber by bulb. Bearded irises have a fuzzy line, or beard, that runs down Miss Marguerite Meyer, _the middle of the falls. Bearded irises make suitable plants for Columbus; Philip Meinhart by this area as they live through severe droughts and cold. The his wife; Thomas Chasteen by sword.;;haped leaves are evergreen in warm climates and his parents; Henry and Mary remain green until late fall in cold climates. Most bearded iris Straile by Helen Lyons and plants grow 2 to 3 feet tall. Because they are easy to grow, tall Henrietta Jenkins; Mr. and Mrs. Albert KaSpar by Mr . and bearded irises are recommended for beginning gardeners. p-sually, tall bearded irises bloom in May and June. Several Mrs. Roy Smith and Mr. and varieties bloom in both spring and fall . A group of bearded irises Mrs. Robert Arnold ; Mrs. that naturally grow 4 to 9 inchestall is called dwarf iris. These are C)ara Gearhart, by Mr. and well adapted to rock gardens because they spread quickly and Mrs. Jose ph Struble and Michael; Mr. and Mrs. fonn ·dense mats of foliage. Beardless irises are call!td apogon'lris, or apogons. They Theodore H. Mora and Karl W. bave smooth fall petals and thin, grasslike leaves. Most varieties Kautz, by Lawrence and Mary bloom In June. Crested irises have a small raised area, or crest, Kautz Stewart, David, Joy, and on the middle of each fall. Often, the color ,of these crests con- Eric Russell; Roy Seyfried by Neva Seyfried, Myrtle and Joe trasts with petal colors. Bearded, beardltss and crested irises grow from thic~, Sisson; Oris Ginther by Mrs. 011dergrouud stems, called rhi7omes, that store food produced by Oris Ginther and Mr. and Mrs. James Ginther; Henry Ewing the leaves. Rhizomes grow slightly below the surface of the ground or at and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ewing ground level. Many small roots penetrate the soil deeply. Every by Mrs. Henry Ewing, Mr . and year, underground offshoots develop from the original rhizome. Mrs. Benny Ewing, Beth and Offshoots may be divided and transplanted to grow new irises. Kimberly; Donald Hauck by Irises also grow from seed but most seedlings do not bloom Mrs. Marie Hauck;Homer for two or three years after planting.. This slow process of Holter by his wife, Ada ; Mrs. growing is used chiefly by breeders. You will undoubtedly be Marjorie Woodard by Albert Woodard ; Emma Werry by the plantitig rhizomes for your irises. As mentioned, the best time to plant irises is in late summer Werry Family; Mr . and Mrs. or early fall. As irises need full sunshille, you should select a site J~hn Blaettnar by Mr. and with southern exposure and good air circulation. Mrs. Fred Blaettnar and Iris diseases reduce · the number of flowers, family; Mr. and Mrs. H. T. disfigure the leaves,, and sometblle.s kill the plant. Prevent Proctor by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph diseases by giving -plan~ plenty of· space, sunlight and good Graves and Miss Kay Proctor ; drainage. Clea11 up dead material quickly. Do not plant irises in Mr. and Mrs. John S. Blaetlnar VISITING IN AKRON crowded or completely shaded areas. by Mr. and Mrs. Earl HickMrs. Pearl Reynolds is in . For further information on planting, care, a11d prevention of man ; William Griffith by Clara disease and insect damage you may wish to obtain a copy of Griffith; Lester Newell, by Mr. Akron for a week:s .isi! with ' sister, Mrs. Nina,. Bland and Home and Garden Bulletin No. 66, Growing Iris in the Home and Mrs . Harvey Whitfatch; her Garden, from your county eT.tension office. James W. Swart and Kimberly other relatives. CASH GIVFAWAY 'MON- Barney Beaver invites you C ·lo take vacation in Ohio Power game> Chlcogo Colli cover , a nd communion table his memory by his nlec:e and By Jennifer Sheets makes it ever made 000 101 000- 2. a 1 010 000 03x- -4 7 0 Hargan (0-lJ and Billings ; Sundberg {7) ; Hunte r , Finger s (9) and Fosse . WP - Hun ter (2 . 0) . HRs-J ackson 2 {4th & 5th) , Burroughs f4thL ' irises are hardy and long-lived. and need a minimum of care TWINS CROWNED NEW YORK (UP!) - The Coney Island Chamber of Commerce crowned 4-yearolds Linda and Melissa Trachtenberg of Brooklyn, ' •teeny.weeny twin" beauty queens Sunday. Texas I ..· DRIVE-IN HOURS: Mon.to Thurs.' to l-Friday 9 to 7 Saturday 91o 12. 188 Presentation of several memorial gifts featured Easter Sunday services at Trinity · Chur.ch in Pomeroy. A new altar cover, pulpit A weekly feature of Meigs if, AUTO BANK bJa._, • • • • Memorial gifts § . . . received Easter County Garden Club members. It's So Easy. Try · · · GRANDSTAND LOST MONTPELIER, Ohio (UPI ) - Damage was estimated at $50,000 here during the weekend in a blaze which destroyed the 40-year-old Williams County Fairgrounds grandstand. Fire Chief Lewis Hendricks said he suspected · arson in the fire, reported at . 10:10 p. m. Friday and extinguished shortly alter 4 a. m. Saturday. Oaklnd ' Notes heritage house •• - . . . .·,. , Green Thumb • Rorists flourish 1n por- '· ~ SANDALS (And' it's FFIEE) Ctsl Game) } WOMEN TO llfEE'P . Women's <'.uxlliary Of the Veterans Memorial . Hospital will meet Tuesday at 6:30p. m. with a potluck dinner and the meeting to follow. Reports on ton Court House, Raverma and the conference in Cincinnati Fremont all reported strong ....ll'ill be heard. winds and hail in storms. The Wise ·Greenhouse near Ravenna reported broken windows from hail, the ·second time in three years the greenhouse has been damaged. For The Mally other communities reported damages to roofs, trees Entire Family and power lines. The storms, with ihe high winda moved ahead of a cold front that reached. Ohio by later afternoon. " Your Thom MeAn Store" High winds persisted through · ly'liddleporl, 0. the evening. ~::>...:::>c:~:><::>...::>...o-a-o-.. The Wahama White Falcons, 16-li on the year, will battle the GAHS Blue Devils in a single game on Memorial Field, beginning at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Saturday, the Falcons blanked Hurricane 2-0 in the first of two games. The Redskins won the nightcap, 6-3. American Lea~ue Bait at Milw ,(pp d .• rain (2nd ::.::-- 5- The Dally ~>entinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 6., APril15, 1974 4- The Da1ly Se11tinel, Middleport-Pomerov. 0 .. Anril15. 1974 ... •· ·-'""-"ff . ·, ! . -~ I . f ·" ' . . �7- The Da1lv Sent mel Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Aprtl15 1974 ~6~ -~T~he~~~~~~M~td~jl~e~port Pomeroy, 0 , Aprtll5 1974 • I QUALITY NEWSPAPER CARRIER We need a earner tn Reedsville and one tn Tuppers Plams 992-21 For Sale Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF 11 OR OLDER BE A $1395 1970CHEVROLET BELAIR clean tnfertor blue fm rsh 4 Door V 8 engine std trans rad10 good t res 1 owner $89S 1970 FORD FAIRLANE soo automat c transm1 ss ron Hardtop Coupe V 8 engrne power stee rtng rad to 1970CHEVELLE ST WAGON 51795 Loca l 1 owner car clean rns de & out 350 V 8 eng rn e power st eerrng & brakes aufomatrc trans factory a rr radiO good w w tires THE DAILY SENTINEL PUBLIC NOTICE The Me gs Loca f School D!strrct Board of Education will offer for sa l e at public auctron a school house and schoo l grounds owned by the Board of Ectucat ton known as the Coal Port School located on L berty Avenue In Pomeroy near the west end approach to the Pomeroy MalOn Brrdge The property was acQuired by deeds recorded 1n Vol 44 pages 139 A1 188 232 Mergs County Deed R ecoras 10 wh ch reference Is hereby made A survey descr ptlon s on frle n the Office of the Clerk of the Board of Eclucat1on The auct on w 11 take place on the prem1ses of the former Coal Port School and wrll be held at 10 DO A M on the 4th day of May 1974 Terms of sale Cash The r1ght Is reserved by t he Meigs Local Schoo l D str ct Board of Educatron to re1ect any and all bids L W McComas Clerk M ergs Loca l School D str ct Board of Educat on {3l 25 (4) 1 8 l'i 4tc Case No 11 119 Robert Deceued L Sharp Notice 1s hereby g1ven that Lennie Haptonstall ot M d dleport Me1gs County Oh o has been duly appom te d ExecutriX of the Estate of Robert L Sharp deceased late of Middleport Me•os County Ohio Creditors are r~qu,red to f1le their cla1mS with sa1d fiduciary within fOur months Dated this 26th day of March 1974 Mann ng D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate D v sion W 1 8 15 3lc - NOTICE OF SALE - The personal property of the Estate of Carr1e Me nhart Deceased will be sold at publ ic auct•on commencmQ at 6 00 P M on Thursday Apr 1 18 191A at 124 Locust Street Pomeroy Ohio The property consists of the fOllowing 2 piece lrvrng room surte end tables 2 round corner stands Motorola Televlsron rugs chairs ottoman lawn charrs lamps gas range refr i gerator Whirlpool Dryer Wlltrlpool Washer metal cabrnet pots pans and dishes 9 prece d n ng room surte sweeper bed chest of drawers cab1net step lad der girder bed and other Items too numerous to mention These are unusually nice Items of household goods and effects The sale wrll be con ducted ndoors MEINHART For Sale FARMS A ND vROCERY bus ness for sa e CLELAND GREENHtlUSE A varrety of Build ng for sale or rease cabbage and tomato plants Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m tor sa l e Also brocco l and to 10 p m for appointment ca ul f.l ower swee t peppers 3 20 tfc hot peppers eggplants head lettuce and EA STER Tf FT SH ASTA Camper w lh FLO WER S pansy mum s h 1ch Vtrgd Wa lker 949 2599 aza l ea hydrangea 4 10 6tc geran ums petunras several k nds Of hangrng baskets HAY for sa te SOc p er ba le Ge rald ne C eland Racrne Pflone 985 3539 Oh10 4 tl 121p 3 29 lf c AM FM sfe;-eO rad o 8 tra ck Wa ln ut AM FM comb nalron tap e p l ayer 4 Sl'ERE;O Rad o 8 track tape com speaker sou nd syste m b nat on Bali!nce $110 73 or Balance SlOB 63 or budg et termS ava•lable Phone 992 terms Cal l q97 3965 3965 4 3 tf c 2 l4 tfc TWIN NEEDLE SEWING MACH IN ES 1974 Mod el tn WE ARE p ck•ng up a p1ano m walnut stand Al l featur es your ar ea and would I ke bu II n lo make fan c y des gns some respons 1bl e party to and do stretch sewrng Al so take over payments Call bullo nhol es l:tlrnd hems etc Cr ed 1 Manager (614) 772 $63 35 c a sh or terms 5669 or wrrte 260 East Man avarlable Phone 992 2653 Str ee t Ch II cothe Oh o 45601 4 3 tfc 4 7 tf c POMEROY HOME & AUTO ' 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy-, OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display Water Elecfrrc Cfas Sewer In s talled Work L1nes guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks L1mestone & F1U Dtrt Commercial Res1denflal Con <:. tructron & Remodel VACUUM CLEANERS Electro Hyg ene New Demon str ators has all cleantng attachm ents plus the new Electro Suds for shampoo ng carpe t Only 1957 CHEVRO LE T Excell ent c ond tt on Wt l l sell S27 50 cash or term s reasonable Call 991 2967 after A TO Z Mart used furn shed available Phone 992 2653 777 Pearl Street Spm appl ances cloth ng d shes 4 3 tf c Middleport Oh1o 4 14 61C and mrsc Rt 33 opposrte tra ler cour t Hartford W Phon e 9'2 S367or992-0861 SEW I NG Mach nes Brand New va 1969 FORD P ckup truck Phone Z g Zag n niCe walnul tab le 4 10 lf C 992 3640 n or gtnat ca rton s Never 4 9 7tc used Clearan ce on 7~ REVIVAL begmn ftg Apr I 15 Models (Only a f ew Beg ns 7 30 each evenmg at ava lable ) S63 40 cash or 1968 TOYOTA Jeep Excellent Pomeroy wesleyan Holtness cond 1 on Phone 949 4761 terms ava lab lc Phone 992 Church on Route 143 one half 4 9 71c 2653 m le from Rt 7 bypass The Waler Ltnes and Power 3 20 lfc evangel st s Dav d Lrght Lmes All work done by the Now Back tn Busme~s from Challlbers Ar zona 1969 Z28 Camara w th new htgh foot or contract Also darer ELECTROLUX Vacuum There wt ll be spec al s ng ng performan ce engrne ex Cl eaners compl et e wtl h al work and sephc tanks m and play ng and everyone s State Inspected ce l\ent cond I on 1964 Tachments cordw nder and stalled welcome The pa s tor 1S 0 Del Chev ell c Ma buS S eKCe llent pa nt spray used but n 1 ke Man l ey Ph 667 3608 for appomtment c ond lion Phone 985 35 11 new cond rt on Pay $34 45 4 10 9t c 4 12 Jlp Coolv1lle Oh1o See or Call cash or budget plan avarlable Phone 992 2653 Bob or Roger Jeffers BASEMENT sate Monday 3 20 He 1969 J4 TON Ford custom through Frtday 10 to 6 ar 572 Day 992 7089 prckup good cond t on Phone South Th rd M ddleport 949 3070 KOSCOT KOSMET ICS & Clothmg of all s zes wrgs and RESTAURA NT 6 burner st ~ ve Night 992 3525 4 12 3tc WIG~ !"or a good I ne of mtlk cooler booths counters m rsc of all k nds or 992 5232 Cosmet cs frtendly serv ce 4 14 3tc and stools cash reg ster OPEN Roger Hysell s Garage and someone to cha t w til table and chatrs small ar grve me a ca ll Helen Jane near Crossroads on State f cles Phone 985 382 5 Brown 992 511 3 Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m Ches ter Monday through Salurday 3 19 lfc 4 12 3tc WILL the people who gave me a Phone 992 5682 or 992 712 1 rrde from Athens to Pomeroy 4 12 26tc w th the red GTO baby SPOTS before your eyes - on your carpet remove th em named Teddy and the dog w fh Blue Lu s tre Rent 1967 CAMAt<u , o I V 8 ex Nhddleport 0 N 2nd Ave named Shaggy please phone electr rc shampooer $1 at cellent cond I on Phone 949 Glen Calaway 40 West Now under new Baker Furn ture Company 38ll Carpenter Athens Oh o 593 4 12 31c 4 10 6tp management 3632 Bel eved to have left ----------';---glasses n your automob l e Due to 111 health I am 4 9 6tc NOW ready cabbage lettuce and pans es ported and selling the Ant1que baskets of Easter flowers now BROWN lady s pocke tbook lost Busmess, bloommg Hubbard s Green 2 FEMALE Wh le toy POOdleS Thursday afternoon n t he Phone 882 3190 hOuse Syracuse Oh o Call lor Appomtments v cm rty of 7th Grant and 3 31 tfc 4 14 61p Locust Streets rn M1ddleporl Stop 1n and say Hello Brtng on down St Route 7 Reward for return to Ruth Arnold BULLS corn for sale Phone m th1 s ad for a Free G1ft Phone 992 3600 Charles R Harrts 843 2693 • 4 14 3tc 4 8 7tc I 1971 ELCONA 3 bedroom 1 h HAM S Auto Rad o Serv ce 108 Leg10n Terrace bath tro out rn L R all new Am Fm stereo and tape CLOSE OUT on new Zrg Zag deluxe turn ture Mint mum Ph 992 3403 players Quick relrable ser Sewmg M ach•nes For sew mg down payment Can be seen at v ce Georges Creek Road stre tch fab rtcs buttonholes K tngsbury Home Sa le s Lot on Gallrpolls Ohto Phone A46 WANTED To rent farm w th fancy des gns etc Pa nt 1100 East Marn from 2 p m to 9304 house and few acres Would sl rghtly blem shed Chotce of 7 p m da ly 4 9 7tc cons der buy ng under land ca rry ng case or sew ng 4 10 ?tc CAL L Pol l y s Auctron or stop by contract Call 247 2114 stand S69 80 cash or terms to get rtd of t hose unwanted 4 10 6tc ava lable Phone 992 2653 RbAOY MIX CONCRETE rtems Sel l t the auct1on way 4 7 tf c del1vered r ght to your 537 H lgh Str eet M ddleport pro 1ect Fast and easy Free 992 35 09 Open 9 a m ro 5 p m ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe estrmates Phone 992 3284 5 ROOM house ana ua h two Monday Wednesday Thurs model Complete w th all Goegletn Ready Mtx Co NO 1 copper soc radtators car garage 2 story on Carson day Frrday un t I noon cleantng attachments and M ddleport Ohro Road m Mason Contact 35c red brass 40c battertes 3 13 30 tc uses paper bag s Sl ghtly used 6 30 tfc Russell Ball 773 5606 S1 20 M A Hall Reedsvrlle but clea ns and looks I ke new 3 12 tfc Ohto "hone 378 6249 W II sell for S37 25 or term s 3 24 He C BRADFORD Auctroneer iwa tl ab le Phone 992 2653 Complete Serv ce 4 7 tf c MODERN house ~ mtle from PARA SO L Boutiqu e Beauty OLD autos 6 or more cars wrll Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Pomeroy 3 bedrooms wall to Salon next to Ska te A Way Racrne Oh o g ve S3 00 p1ece 18 cars or Roller Rtnk Announced ZIG ZAG SEWING wall carpe t large rec room Cr tt Bradford more w111 g ve bett er pr ce 1974 large pal o ca 1 992 5248 sprmg spec ia ls 10 per cen t off MACHINES leh n layaway Call 985 4297 5 1 ttc before 3 p m after 3 call 992 on all permanents and All built 1n to buttonhole do 3 28 tfc 3436 stretch sewmg and fancy frost ngs rrom Aprtl 9 EXCAVATING dozer loader 4 7 12tc through Aprl 30 Call 985 4141 strtchrng Pay lUSt $68 75 cash and backhoe work sept c tASt.l patd tor a11 makes and for apporntment Sandra or terms avarlable Trade ms tanks rnstalled dump trucks models of mob le homes Kerns operator accepted Phone 992 2653 and lo boys for h tre wrll haul 4 ACRES of land on State 143 Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 7 12tc 3 27 tf c f1ll d rt top sorl I mestone Phone 992 364 0 4 13 tfc and gravel Call Bob or Roger 4 9 7tc VACUUM Cleaners Brand new Jeffers day phone 992 7089 tank type models w th 5 OLD upright p anos Any night phone 992 3525 or 99 2 attachmenls Only S24 40 cash HOUSE m Sy ra cuse 3 rooms cond ton Payrng $10 cash S232 BUSINES S bu ldtng In down or terms available New Wnte g1ve dtrecttons to ~ 11 tfc and bath upsta rs over acre town Pom eroy Ohto Call 992 Upr gh t models $29 90 c ash or WITTEN PIANO CO P 0 of land Partially remode led 3975 or 992 5786 terms ava rlab le Trade rns BOX 18 Sard S OhtO 43946 on ns de Workshop 10 back 4 2 26tc accepted Phone 992 2653 3 13 301c Phone 992 3135 3 27 ftc A 10 8tc OLD furnttU ~ oak tables clocks Ice boxes brass beds EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Man Sf Pomeroy All kinds d ~hes desks or complete of salt water pellets water households Wrtte M D IMMEDIATE openmg for nuggets block salt and own Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio Matron and Super htendent at Oh o River Salt Phone 992 call 092 7760 Me gs County Ch tldren s SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 3891 5 13 tfc Home Applrcatlons may be REASONABLE rates Ph 446 6 5 tfc.: 4782 Gallrpotts John Russell sent to the office of the Me gs Owner and Operator Counly Commtss oners or ANTIQUE quIts and 1ewel ry phone 992 2895 5 12 tfc Also mterested In furnrture SINGER sewrng machrnes 1972 4 14 3tc and dtshes Call 992 5262 model tn beautrful walnut ~PTicrANKfo- ARO~c evenrngs or morn ngs cabrnet Makes des 1gn st t HOUSEKEEPER to lrve n SEWAGE SYSTEMS ches Z1g zag buttonholes 2 20 ttc Phon e 992 2936 CLEANEO REPAIREO blrnd hems etc Lrke new 4 14 6tp MILLER SANITATION Only S89 q5 Cal l Ravenswood STEWART OHIO PH 662 MIDDLEPORT - Large 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 oo 303S 12 7 tfc brrck home Has 3 apart tO 4 tfc FURNISHED two bedroom ments always rented (good mob le home 12x4tl n back SEPTIC TANKS cleaned mcome) lovely k1tchen m yard on Spr ng Avenue Call '"~£W 3 bedroom home 1li'2 bath garage) ba-sement on Gravel Modern Sanrtat on 992 3954 or 9q2 3-429 Sunday or even ngs mam apartment has range 992 7349 Hrll M kdd1eport Natural gas 1 4 10 61p ref dtsposal dtshwasher alread)' m Phone Dale 10 23 tfc Dutton 992 3369 even ngs center type srnk Has new NEW furn shed apartment 3 992 253< Full or Partt1me gas hot water system part DOZER and back hoe work rooms and bath Real n ce 1 17 ftc ponds ana septrc tanks d 1t basement Lots of parkmg Reynolds Apartments chrng service top so11 ftll Mason W Va phone 773 area S22 500 1970 BSA Starf re excellent Men needed to work 1n d rt lrmestone B&K Ex 5141 on good road condt1ton Hereford bull and POMEROY - Man Sl 7511 cavatmg Phone 992 5367 or Gallta & Mason 4 14 7tc corn planter Phone 742 3947 9923861 frqntage good 2 story 4 10 SIC County No expenence TRAI LER Browns Trar l er 9 l tfc butldtng apartment over Park Phone 992 3324 necessary Must have garage old house all for 4 14 tfc 1964 WHEEL horse new short about the pr1ce of th e car and neat ap block 5 hp battery s tar t 32 rnch mower S500 Phone 985 frontage $16 500 pearance FURNISHED apartment 3973 4 ROOMS bath ful l basement CLOSE IN Over A acres adults only Phone 992 5592 storm doors and windows 4 1.4 3tp furniShed home 3 BR bath 4 9 tfc home fully carpeted Located Call Natural gas heat c1ty water on 773 _Grant Street Mrd AM FM stereo radro 8 track 4 ROOM turnrshed apartment dleport Phone 992 7240 porches many other 9to 5 Monday & tap e player 4 speaker sound close to town Phone 992 3658 4 9 6t p syslfi:m Balance $109 46 or features S7 100 Tuesday Only 4 10 tfc use our budget terms Call SYRACUSE - Almost new 2 8EoRo0M- house ~~M1d 992 3965 dleport New k tchen and 3 BR colored bath lovely 3 AND A ROOM furn~hed and 3 18 tfc bath appl ances rncluded apartments un turn lshe d k1tchen w1th range utlltty Call 992 5310 Phone 992 S43A room HW floors carpetrng 3 19 261< 41 2 tfc ...._ n hall and ltvrng R car port WAITRESSES car !lops and PRIVATE meet ng room for wrth storage $19 900 k tt chen help Apply n person any organtzatron phone 992 SPECIAL BE JUST TO YOURSELF Crows Steak House 3975 FEAR NOT TO BUY THE Pom eroy 3 11 II 4 4 tfc ANSWER TQ ALL YOUR p••---------. Notice B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY Auto Sales Nollce NOTICE DEEM MEAT PROCESSING AND PACKING DITCHING SERVICE lost All WEATHER HARDWARE CHARLES JACOB Executor of the Last Wtll and. Testament ol Carrre Meinhart Deceased W 8 lS 21c For Rent 2 BEDROOM mobile home arr condltlonrng and tn the Racine area Phone 992 5858 4 15 tfc Help Wanted BABYSITTER needed for 3 ch ldren .4 or s days a week Call 992 3645 after 7 p m 4 15 6tc ADD SPARKLE to your l 1fe earn a good rncome rn sales cost noth ng to try Good pay for parttrme For nterv ew call 882 3272 4 15 Jtc Lost MALE cream color toy poodle answers to the name of Teddy Lost In the F'omeroy parkrng lot Satu rday $50 reward or puppy Call col lect 696 1297 4 15 4tc Auto Sales 1968 FORD Falcon 6 cyl nder Call 992 7165 after 4 p m 4 15 3tc Wantll/1 To Bu1 ONE PAIR of electr c sheep shears and ane small n cubator Call 992 7165 after 4 P m Pl'lone 992 7165 4 l5 3tc Local Bowling POMEROY LANES Saturday Junior League Aprtl 6 1974 PIS Bowhng Stones 31 Hot Shots 28 Gutter Dusters 24'12 Alley Cats 22112 Apaches 12 Slrtkers 9 High lnd Game Greg Becker 191 Greg Cund!ff 173 H igh series - Greg Cundiff A63 GreliJ Becker 433 Team H igh G~me - Bowling Stones 7A3 Team High Ser i es .,....- Bowling Stones 2082 -------------- -------------- Lee Rudisill Mob1le Homes For Sale Wanted Real Estate For Sale Wanted To Buy I ,.. ·rs?Shs " Bu1lt to Your Specs Del1vered to Job S1te --------------- --------------- 140.00 WEEK --------------- -------, ------Real Estate For Site . 446-0677 __ ______ ~----- MOWERS Gene's Body Shop SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE Ttred of worktng lor the other man be your own boss wllh unlimited opportun1ly Th1s 3 bay brtck serv1ce stahon 1s located 1n M1d dleport, Oh1o Attracttve rental pa1d trammg school Phone collecl (6141 3738411 or 992 Sill DI STR IBUTOR - part or full lrme to sup ply Company establ ished accounts wtth RCA CBS DISNEY Records Income posslbrllt1es up to $1 000 per month with onty $3 SOO requ ired for Inventory and training Call COLLECT for Mr James (21.4) 661 9208 4 14 o41p For Sale 20", 3 H.P. FERGUSON 30 w lh t wo 12 rnch plows Exc ellent cond!t on Phone 949 595-3 4 9 6tc CUB 154 Low Boy like new w th 60 nch mower Phone 949 TURF TRIM push lype rotary mower Has Bnggs & Stratton e ng1ne 7 1nch piastre wheels loop style 'I'._ POMEROY LANDMI\RK A'jd Jack W O.rsey M r BOLEN S Husky 1250 Phone 992 211 Hydrastatlc lawn tractor w th 48 Inch blade and mower Phone 949 5953 4 9 6tc 9 P IGS q weeks old Phon e 378 6231\ 4 1A 3tc BEAUTIFUL walnut St.l,reo radto am fm 8 t rack ,.ape combrnatron Balance S109 36 TRAILER excellent condrtron Phone 992 2987 or termsavarlable Phone 992 A lA 6tp 3965 -----------~4 9 tfc 191\S SKIFFCRAFT M,odel 190 1964 VOLKSWAGEN g ood cond I on and good ftres 1957. 8X48 Marlette mob1le home new g&S furnace Phone 985 4118 or 985 4233 4 11 Stc NORWEGIAN Elkhound puppies Phont= 843 2.432 _, 4 11 Stp REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS CAN BE FOUND HERE HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 22S9- 992 2568 lubular handle (l'/19821 59S3 4 9 6tc "THE From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radtator to the smallest Heater Core cab rn crurser 1964 Evmrude St ar Flrghl motor 75 hiP w rth tra ler and canvas op rn clud~d See at 105 Unron Avenue or cell 992 3293 "' 14 6tc TROPICAL f i sh for Ule Franl<lrn and Phyllis Hend ricks Syracuse Th ird Street 4 14 6tc _______ _______ -...------------- 1 ACRES of land on State Route 248 4 m les east of Chester Has Tuppers Plarns Chester water natural gas Phone 667 3756 after 4 P. m 4 12 31p -------------- BEAUTIFUL new--homes now under constructron rn prime locatton on crty water and sewer Chorce ol des gns Wall to wall carpetmg and air cond l !onmg mc luded Will help arrange ftnanclng conven,ronal loans W1lh down paymenf low as 5 pel Other new homes available to Qualrfled buven w•th NO DOWN PAYMENT• ' Builders of W G Best Homes ' Cell collect 61A 837 65.40 or 239 0785 or write Great American Homes Inc P 0 Box 687 F'omeroy Ohio 45769 ;J 1 tfc I r \ • KITCHEN Jlh BATHS RUTLAND 3 BEDROOMS LARGE KIT LIKE NEW C.C.RPET ALUM SIDING OWNER WILL HELP ~!NANCE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PRICED J BELOW MARKET 512 000 OFF1Cii446 )643 I!VI!NINGI Bud McGhe......,...U6 125! E M "lke"Wiseman-446 !3796 • Pamtmg A Spec1alty Radrator Spec1ahst Area s Most Rea<:.onable Pnces SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 30 p m 30 p m 30 p m - 6 00 6 15 6 25 6 30 Rev 6 35 6 45 - Sunrrse Sem mar 4 S!lcred Heart 10 Concern & Comment 10 Farm Report 13 B1ble Answers 8 News 6 F ve Mmutes to l: 1ve By 4 Cleophus Rob1nson 13 Columbus Today 4 Farmttme 10 Morn1ng Report 3 Osmonds 6 7 30 - Rocky & Bullw~nkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 ~ 8 25 AIR CONDITION NOW? EXPERT Wheel A11gnment YES! •s.ss On Most Amencan Cars -GUARANTEEDPHONE i92· 2094 Phone 992 2SSO Pomeroy Home & Auto AU WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Mtddleport, 0 . Open 8 Til S Monday fhru Saturday 606 E Mam, ~omeroy , O . Under New Management OOZER work land"cle·~uing bV the acre hourly or c&ntracl farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator wtth over 20 years experience Pullms Excavatrng Pom eroy Oll10 Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc DON'T DRIVE A GAS GULPER 1 OR A GAS HOC? Phone Stanley 949-2789 Bumper to Bumper Serv1ce Fore1gn Cars Welcome i:o i0MO Bli" E:lnsu-;:-ance- b!en cancr>lled? Lost your operators I cense Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc VW AND DATSUl' SPECIALIST GREAT- Paul Drxon 4 Frrendly Junctron 10 AM 3 Ph I Donahue 15 Abbot! & Costello 8 W1id Wild West 6 Mov •e Coast of Skeletons 13 M1ster Rogers 33 9 30- To Tell the Truth 3 Secret Slorm 8 Electnc Co 33 9 55 10 00 - Chuck Wh1fe Reports 10 Company 6 D1nah Shore 3 1S Joker s Wrld 8 10 Conflicts of Harry S Truman 33 10 30 - Jeopardy3 4 15 GambitS 10 lnterface 33 11 00 - Wizard of Odds 3 4 15 M rke Dougla s 6 Password 13 Now You See It 8 10 Mountam Scene 33 11 30 - Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L1 fe 8 10 Mystery of the Comet Kohowtek 33 II 55 12 00 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 Password 6 Jackpot 3 15 News 8 10 13 Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 Book Beat 33 Spl1t Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 12 30 - Celebrrty Sweepstakes 3 15 F1im 33 12 45 - Elec Co 33 12 55 - News 3 15 I 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Concentration 8 Not For Women Only 15 What s My lme" 10 I 15 - F1tm 33 I 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 As the WorldTurns8 10 LordoftheUnlverse3J 2 00 - Days Of Our L•ves 3 < 15 Gu1d1ng L1ghl 8 10 Newlywed Game 6 13 2 30- Doclors 3 4 15 C1rlln My L1fe 6 13 Edge of N1ght 8 10 The Cunous Case of V1tamtn E 33 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosprtal 6 13 Prrce Is Right 8 10 Book Beat 20 3 15 - F•lm 33 3 30-0ne L1fe to L•ve6 13 Ph1l Donahue< How To Surv1ve A Marrlage3 lS Women20 MatchGame8 10 Zoom33 4 00 - COUNTRY Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 Sesame St 20 Love Amertcan Style 33 Lucy Show 8 Huck and Yogi 6 Mov1e The Leather Sa1nt 10 STEREO 92.1 "For Free Eshmate 1nqutre now about a beautiful new roof m lash1on colors NORTH IDI WMPO-FM ALL WEATHER HARDWARE ' • QJ62 • AQS A96 .r.KQJ EAST WEST M1ddteport (cl o Dear T The shots you mentwn have a leglliiTlale use but It doesn t mcludewe•ghtreductlOn snysmydoctor whoadds However, I have one new patient who swea rs he lost 50 pounds by this method' Hormones extracted from the urme of pregna nt \\Omen (or therr placentas ) are helpful m the treatment of male sexual development problems (undescended testtclcs etc ) A few doctors beheve they combat obestty through a mobthza t1on of fat' but accordmg to a Medical News Letler report thts ts not an accepled practice among the maJority of phys1ctans In short, my doctor classiftes 11 as a gurumck - H TAURUS • QJ4 .107 65 'II' IPPED Off BY PHO!'~ THE .74 + pouce. • l\\ () SAGITTARIUS (Nov (Apr~l 23 Dec 21) I you ve been pu t I ng off wrIng or contac t ng so meone on m n po rt ant ssue get n touch toda-y AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb IOU S LEO (July 23 Aug 221 Nor allr' 1s not too wtse to let you 1ear t rue your head To day san e)(cept to 1 Behave as yo r feel ngs d cta te away 15 Frost 16 Hawa uun game 17 - J11na 18 Summer Apni16 1974 LIBRA (Sept 23 Del 231 11 a all posstble allv yourse Ito 1 ~ 16 1 ranlc matador • 22 Nobleman 23 Vt rtu ous 24 Sup press sound Gl s m 4 • doctnna tlon (2 wd s ) L ace Answer 29 P apa l 19 En de 1vor 8 H~ Y est erd ays Attach A l.)ay VlVa crown 30 lnsh d ra mati st 31 Jcw 1sh clement try mg men twn of • Thm ga ma)tg 25 ...,,:..;.,--r:-- school ,.. ....... 36 fowns w tth up m an Cross out 37 Make 27 Red has te 32 Japanese ~w~rn!.hrn® Uu.i ~...M.J -.l ~ l 05Cr unh\e the se fourJumbl~~ on e letter to eac h square to form ro11r urdtnnr, word s hqU1d measure 33 Incense ment 34 Pheasant brood 35 Term !or a destro}er (2 wds 1 37 Deer 38 Whole 39 PICniC pl ay wn ght 40 Reached effectlvely (2 wds) r) 1 DAILY CRY I'TOIIUOTE - He1e's ho" lo \\ork 1! KOVEE (J \MELT/Gj 1 r LIKE C:.LOCKWOI'i!K !5E.CAU5E THE. 50LDIER5 II KNEW HOW 10 txJ TH IS UJ'DYTE) V1 I I I I~===~~::~::===·~==-::~-~~s~ u;g:ge~s~t:ed;:b;ytheabovecartoon Now arrange the ctrcled letters to form the surprise answer as I Prinl tile SURPRIS! ANSWIR hire I ( I I 1 J ( l I I ) (Anlwf'rt tomorrow) Ju uLiu lLAMA Local News Washrngton Debates Gunsl rngers ~ah1r hn e - Underworld AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLO\\ b THE ARM'/ FUNCTIONED CABLE CHANNEL FIVE ----- t and wmtcr Through ne w co 1tac ts you II be exposed to deas and con cco ts They II have a pas I ve eHect 0 1 your 11estyle th s year Much can be garned II you keep an open m nd Clock 13 - I 29 So mewhat lo!ty VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22 1 a 700pm 7 30 p m 8 30 p m 9 3Q.p m r 28 Simpleton Th s s a good tm e to make deco rat ve changes nou 1d thl! housl! Y 1u cleas w 111)e c ea I ve econom ca 4 30 - G1llrgan s Isle 6 13 Green Acres 3 Bonan za 15 Ja ck pot .:1 Hazel 8 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 M erv Gnff n .:1 Andy Tra1ls Wes t 15 Hogans Heroe s 13 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 New s 3 4 TrtJth or Co nseq 6 News 8 10 15 l1lra s Yoga & You 33 6 30 - News6 10 NBCNews3 4 15 Your Fu tur e l s Now33 (Fr} 20 El 21 Let out 22 Spmt lamp 23 Impu de nee 25 Took the gamble 26 Co rn s ex tenor 27 Germa n catv +++ Gnff1fh 8 B1g Valley 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 5 30 - Bever ly Hliib•ll es B Elec Co 33 Hodg epodge Lodge 20 Tmy Jnstru ct (4 wds) Su mmer 13 Spltt 14 R1ghl Th s should be a very pl easant day You re I kely to get wha t you wa 11 w tho u\ to o much e ff o rt Try rot l obe too r g d n you 1111 k. 1 g 1 a matter wher e ano ther has ar eQuat nterest H s de -IS co Jld he bettor 1ha 1 ! A\b~e s country PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) CANCER (June 21 July 221 City 10 Descended 11 European 19) Your toresrght s sha per and more percept1ve than one you II be assoc ated wt1h 10 day Por 11 ou l the n er Is of your deas Son eo 1e who ts nthc pus I on to be help lut 1s 10w the rnood to grant you a !avo Ge t 1 touch w th lh s party loday DOWN l 1 exas enda 19) So n et h ng unusual s gong or beh nd the scenes thai w H lEite r I or e l I you mater a y A member ol your lam \y IS nvolved 20 May 201 nver I Summon 5 In My - HaC! CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Dear Helen We enJoyed your McSheehytsms and would hke to add two more a ttrtbuted to the late San Franctsco SuperviSor Once m strong diSapproval of a Board actwn he thundered ' Someday gentlemen your chtckens will come home to roost I \mwt'r COUSE KOSHER BEAUTY One letter sil n ply stands for another In th1s sample A 1s used for the th f( e L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle l ette rs. apostrophes th e l eng th and for m ation of the word s arc all hmts Each day t l nc code letters are daffcrcnt CRYPTOQUOTES F~!R NLH QLGQ LUKR BMZ XRFLGl ' B XS run EXWW BPU NL ll MBLG BPU - KL II AFU HRVRLER Yesterday's C ryptoquote TRULY THE LIGHT IS SWEET AND A PLEI I lANT THING IT IS FO R THE EYES TO BEHOLII THE I 11JN -SOURCE UNKNOWN /'uz.led as to ll hy htH hmww/U fl'a3 w th~ I EXR B ( C 11'141tlQ8 Feabms S~ n dlcale, In< I red- AT A lOSS DICK TRAcY ID tJr I T~INK ~ER£ f!NALLY GOINC. TO GI:.T SWEP.THE MJ A ('IN IE THIS TIME IT lOOt4:.S 1.. 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K82 • AB3 o Your a ns w II best be ac co npt st1ed today Qy us r g he so ft sell approach Bet d over bac kward to be c ourteous :~ nd t110ught lul ,. • K 1083 by THOMA S JOSEPH 1 I C2ec h A<;ROSS Presen t at or 1s very mporta 11 rt you re eros ng a monPy cteal Don t be too eager yot do 1 t beat around the bush 1PorTu esd a y Ap~_!97 4 ARIES (March 21 Apnl 19) You won I go wro 19 f you lollo w you r more chn ttElblc n sl 1cts n a cor I dent Jl s tua t o 1 regard ng a close 1r er ct . ___ _ • 95 SOUTH • AK1083 DON T fuss don t cuss turn over !Un k automob1les over to us W II pay S5 for old 1unk cars Phone 1 (3041 773 5890 R1versrde Auto Wreckmg 4 9 26tc Wm at Bfldge Rad10 C1ty S lat/O n New York NY 10019 • 74 • J962 • 10 7 53 .942 lo._ j ~ Dear Helen Can )OU lose weight by getttng shots that conl.am hormones found m pregnant women I hea rd about th1s but wonder 1f tl s JUS! a gurumck - f Y lor JACOBY MODERN th iS newspaper) P 0 Box 489 + M1ddleporf Pomerov Under New Management Send $1 book to 15 6LuH~~t#' SCORPIO (Ocl 24 Nov 22) Room 222 13 East gets chance to go wrong Dear M You r e wel c omc - H day w th compan ons wh o th nk young Avord thOse who are ca rry ng I he wor lds burdl:! l S on the r backs 7 00 - What s My Ltne 8 Dus ty s Trail 13 El ec Co 20 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 10 M a r r;.o Spor t lite 33 Hrgh Sc hool TV Honor Soctety 15 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 New Pme Is R1ght 8 10 RFD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 Johnny Manns Stand Up & Cheer 4 Lass re 15 Read nq for' the Classroom T eache r 33 Beat I he WIN AT BRIDGE IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? N :znd Jac k Lalanne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Now while the weather IS st1ll cool IS the best t1me It . can be 1nstalled at your " convemence w1fh no wa1t1ng around 1n hot muggy weather De,tr He len I am a ra tlroad workers Widow The rmlroad comparues are wtlltng tp pa) us beneftts so long as we don t marry, but if we do our pens1ons stop Tha t makes a lot of older women hve In sm, for usuall) the men we fmd are only on penswns or Social Secunty ,md " eca n t a fford to lose our monU1ly checkS Smce many w1dows penswns work on the same prmc1ple +++ 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesa me St 33 Jeff s Collie 6 . • • Dear Wondenng Yes a cost of hvmg clause has been mcluded 10 SC\eral ch1ld support and alunony claiiTIS recently But remember thts IS a two-way stree t If an ex husband 's mcome drops dras t1ca ll~ he can pelihon for reduced payments to his formerwtfe Smce your thoughts on dtvorce a ren t that firm )et why don t you hegm•nstead to think pos ltl\ ely about )OUT marrta gc' Perhaps your housband 1sn t good at anything but makmg money because he hasn t had mu ch lflS ~Ira llon toward other pursuits lately - H 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Dick Van Dyk e 13 All work guaranteed Pomeroy we S'OJE<'ITHEIM~ HME. AN'( QoPE HE~E? PROI'El<r'r" Both vulnerable Only $199 9S I used only 6 months) New $749 00 NOW $3SO 00 ---- 6 Others to Choose From INVESTMENT - --------- Refrtgerators $15 up ( 12 to choose from) Metal Wardrobe $20 00 Chests & Dressers $10 (Good se lecf1on) Metal Chtna Cabtnet 4-Wnnger Washers Rent w1ll HOUSE WITH RENTAL - 539 9S up 2 May lags 2 others Cas & Etec Ranges 539 9S up $350 oo Magna vox Stereo ltke New now rooms plus 3 room efftc1ency THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR YOUR AD S139 95 Bullet 53'1 95 SOhd Maple Poster Bed waSSI69 9S Now 199 9S 9 All for only S17 500 00 SMALLFARMSorACREAGE NEEDED FOR OUR CLIENTS NEW AND GOOD OLDER HOMES ALSO IN GREAT DEMAND CALL US NOW TO GET YOURS SOLD $18up 8-l1vtng Room soon pay for th rs one 4 apart ments all rented 1n .l'good locat1on of town 4 BEDROOMS - N1ce k1lchen gas furnace famtiy room garage w1th large lot All ut1l1hes I 4• Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 5• 6+ Pass Pass Pass Pass 1- 3 pc Bedroom Sutte wh1te, twm sue by Smger 1-4 pc Lane Dark Oak closets N1ce ktfchen d1nmg and basement Gas furnace concrete porch w1th wrought 1ron posts and ratls $1"5;000 00 East Pass t• West 1-3 pc Bassett Pecan NICE OLDER HOME - 2 bedrooms farge bath lots of North Sale• Bedroom Su1tes hke new Vtnyl L1v1ng Room Su1tes 5199 95 Brown 51ll9.liSI ~~~tch•ing Coppertone Refrtgerator patr 11!'9.1151 IS-Breakfast Sets 110 oo ALWAYS A LARGE SELECTION Breakfast Sets, Heaters, AutomatiC Washers & Dryers Chests Dressers IF YOU DON T MAKE YOUR INVESTMENT NOW YOU Lamps, Grandfather Style MAY BE CHEATING YOORSELF OUT DF A VERY t<:lo,ck; Bookcases Recliners Rockers, Tables Hutches GOOD FUTURE TV Sets Rutland Furniture 742 4211 See Herb Grate Galhpohs CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL aASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED LOT PRICED MID TWENTIES 1 8 9 Local News Operatron lntngue Country & Western Supe r star Theatre TUESDAY APRIL 16 1974 808 W Ma1n Pomerov Nathan B1ggs AGENCY RACINE 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN 10 CAREL CHANNEL FIVF 7 00 p m - Ph 992 5271 WISEMAN $52~o dusmess OpportunitN!S -------------- Mov ies The Smgrng Nun 8 Walk on the W1ld Srde 1 00 - TomorrowJ 4 Take F1ve For L1fe 15 News 1:1 2 00 - News 4 Help Wanted 12 MEN NEEDED 10 30 - News 20 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 20 Janak• 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 The Turn of lhe Screw 6 13 . By Helen Bottel Alimony Cllst of Uvmg Scale• Dear Helen I m thmkmg of d1vorce, as my husband tsn t good at much of anything but making money However w1th mflatwn and al l I wonder whether I could get along on what the cour! would a llow me for child support and a wtfe s settlement I mean what mtght seem very hberal today would he a pittance m fi ve yea rs tf the cost of hvmg keeps I ISing 10 or 15 pet a yea r Is there such a thmgas cost of hvmg mcreases m a lunon) etc ' - JUST WONDERING P S Don t tell me to ask a lawyer - my thoughl• on dl\ orcc aren t that ftrm yet a PHONE 992-5083 E:XPERIENCED Radlatd Ph 992 2174 Us. 8 00 - Nahonal GeOQraphlc 6 Rook1es 13 Gunsmoke 10 Maglcran 3 4 15 Theater rn Amerrca 20 9 00 - Here s lucy 8 10 Mov1es Judgment at Nure mberg 3 4 lS W1nter K1fl 6 13 10 00 - M edrca l Cen terS 10 Paul Nuc htms33 CAll CARl NELSON MATERIALS CO Ma son, W. Va. Ln3 ss~• MONDAY APRIL IS, 1974 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 1S Sesame St 20 ABC New s 13 Per sonality & Behavioral Dev~lopment 33 Truth or Con sequences 6 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Room 222 13 ABC News 6 ,~. 7 00 - What s My Ltne B Elec Co 20 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 10 Reading lor the Classroom Teacher 33 Clrt us • 13 T r uth or Consequences 3 Wally s Work shop 1S 10 Beatthe Clock 13 Wacky World of Jonathan Wmters 15 Thai Good Ole Nashville Mus1c 3 ROOF PAINTING HOGG & ZUSPAN Television Log 7 30- Buck Owens 8 Lock Stock & Barrel20 To Tellthe Trulh 6 Hollywood Squares 4 Ep1sode ActiOn 33 Munrc1pal Court INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING ---------r------- For. Rent NELSON WOOD T_RUSSES For Rent or lease ' IMMEQIATE INCOME' The mouse deer or chevro tam ( httleJ!oat ), native lo the East In tes and western Atr1ca IS believed to be the smallest hoofed ammal m the world, Adults rarelY exceed the stze of a Jack rabb1t RON AND KAREN THOMAS Pets For Sale ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED . SELLING OUT NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Business Service.....--.s_ ___.~ Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! BOYS OR GIRLS ISn 't 11 time " 11 • wtdows got together and trted to chan~e tile rules' Btg comp• u ues are forcmg older people mto tmmor al con duct or keepm g us from happmess m our rema~ rung years Please, He I en can we liSe your column to urge w1dows to wnte their Cot '11 •ressmen as~mg for JTJore U)JewiJzed pensiOns and m or e cons < lerallon where Soctal Sccunt} 1s concerned" Thank you - ~ ~ B w1th t he shoe on the other foot When \\rongfully accused, he 1s supposed to have sa td deny the allegatton and defy llle allega tor ' - FRIENDS Rutland, 0 Dave or Mtke SOUTHEAST OHIO GRADED BULL SALE • (In the heart oft he Cow Country) • SATURDAY, MAY4, 1974 1 OOP M. Guernsey County Fatrgrounds, Old Wasl)lnglon, D SELLING 71 BULLS 11 Angus - 43 Polled Hereford S C_~arola1s- J Polle!f Shorthorn -3 Hereford Th1s sal~1s lor the commorclaf Ieeder call producer who wants to 1mprove the we1ght and grade of h1s next calf crop All bulls are regiSiered and dwarl tree All bulls selhng wtth grade chotce or better and w111 be of breechng age All bulls Will be weoghed and graded on Saturday May 4 at 9 00 A M by Randall R..,l ond DICk Smtih, OhiO ,tate Un1vers1ty lndiYidu.l he•lth papers furnished Lunch wtll be served sale day Write for tree catatqg Mrs Manan Craig, C~ernsey Noble Feeder Callie Association Route 1 Senecavtlle OhiO 43780 Opentng lead- South •• 4N T 5NT s• •4 I T~-<E MEDIA I"'ANi ) I DA RE SAY WE J..L HAVE- TO GO ALO~G By Oswald & James Jacoby HOWEVE• J1m Some hands are so s1mple when you look at all the cards West could have opened a heart and rumed Souths slam nght away, but West dtdn t want to lead from a Jack He elected to open a trump ' Oswald South looked over dummy qutckly and saw that at the worst hts slam would depend on a heart fmesse Then he set about to 1m prove D ~cv THE BORN LOSER matters' J1m He played two rounds of trumps and led a dtamond to dummy 's ace East who had been pay1P.g no real attention followed With the lour of dtamonds and South had developed h1s ex tra chance He cashed hts kmg of d1amon!ls and all the clubs Then he played hts last d1amond East had to wm the tnck and s urrender the rest to Soulh ' Oswald East s fatlure to unblock on the ftrst dtamond was costly m~eed West was very b1tter about the play but we feel West was a tnfle unfatr South had played the hand tn a manner designed to gtve East the best chance to go wrong and East had not seen his danger OH oHE GAVE A lOT OF SILLY EXCUSES WHY sHE LEFT HIM1 BUT~REAL REASONS! '/OJ ARE A RA~I SHII& E'fALin NJD' I PM 1\ DA$"1tJ0 lo'JlLIOtJAIR!:>FlA'iEO~ I I HA'i~ WME; TO WC0 ~OU NJD TO W!tJ YOU I 'lOUR FAMI L-'i BOT , WE ARE IIGf'EL~SSLV IIJ v ::N& AND I ""''~ JUS' r P6'rU> liOJ b SAIL. AWA'I b11>j; ~' >IOOH liE • ::JN MY '1r r._cl-lT DCeS NOT APPR0/5 1 CfFM~ W\-1 A'T DO 'iOL I :SA'-/"Z ~ ~ ~~~--~~~ · ~ $ ALLEY OOP THAR GO TI--l DANCE.AN H HERE COMETH' YoAH WIZER WHY OION :T 't'OU iELL HURRICANE " 0H WILL TH ET STOOPID IN..JUN SOOPERSTI5HUN DO US AN'! GOOD " (NEWSPAPE R EN1 ERPRISE ASSN I u:e: 1:Jt!tt>.f!t u The btddmg has been North East West 15 ' '"' Pass IN T Pass • You Soulh, hold •K2,AJ765 +864 ...Q94 What do yoo do now' PaBS ' WHAR 5 'iORE MAN SNUFFY, LOW~EZ!i? A.-Pass Vou haye notrump dlrltrfbulton and 10 h1gh·Cllrd PAW TOOK HIS SHOOTIN'IRON AN WENT OFF BIG GAMe H()NTIN, PARSON NOW THARS A BIG GAME IF I E<UER ONE THI5 15 WiNE (Oi!NTR" AND ON ONE Of THE RANCH[S THERE LIVED A R~INOCEROS W11J ~!CAME SO FQ~DOF ~INKING IIJNE THEV points. Your partner has shown a balanced minimum CAI.tfD HMTHE WIMO RHINO TODAY S QUESTION Instead of btddmg ohe notrump your i).rtner ~as ratsed you 10 two hearts. What do you uu now' -. Answer Tot..t~la•uw '' ' \ - • \ j J �7- The Da1lv Sent mel Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Aprtl15 1974 ~6~ -~T~he~~~~~~M~td~jl~e~port Pomeroy, 0 , Aprtll5 1974 • I QUALITY NEWSPAPER CARRIER We need a earner tn Reedsville and one tn Tuppers Plams 992-21 For Sale Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF 11 OR OLDER BE A $1395 1970CHEVROLET BELAIR clean tnfertor blue fm rsh 4 Door V 8 engine std trans rad10 good t res 1 owner $89S 1970 FORD FAIRLANE soo automat c transm1 ss ron Hardtop Coupe V 8 engrne power stee rtng rad to 1970CHEVELLE ST WAGON 51795 Loca l 1 owner car clean rns de & out 350 V 8 eng rn e power st eerrng & brakes aufomatrc trans factory a rr radiO good w w tires THE DAILY SENTINEL PUBLIC NOTICE The Me gs Loca f School D!strrct Board of Education will offer for sa l e at public auctron a school house and schoo l grounds owned by the Board of Ectucat ton known as the Coal Port School located on L berty Avenue In Pomeroy near the west end approach to the Pomeroy MalOn Brrdge The property was acQuired by deeds recorded 1n Vol 44 pages 139 A1 188 232 Mergs County Deed R ecoras 10 wh ch reference Is hereby made A survey descr ptlon s on frle n the Office of the Clerk of the Board of Eclucat1on The auct on w 11 take place on the prem1ses of the former Coal Port School and wrll be held at 10 DO A M on the 4th day of May 1974 Terms of sale Cash The r1ght Is reserved by t he Meigs Local Schoo l D str ct Board of Educatron to re1ect any and all bids L W McComas Clerk M ergs Loca l School D str ct Board of Educat on {3l 25 (4) 1 8 l'i 4tc Case No 11 119 Robert Deceued L Sharp Notice 1s hereby g1ven that Lennie Haptonstall ot M d dleport Me1gs County Oh o has been duly appom te d ExecutriX of the Estate of Robert L Sharp deceased late of Middleport Me•os County Ohio Creditors are r~qu,red to f1le their cla1mS with sa1d fiduciary within fOur months Dated this 26th day of March 1974 Mann ng D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate D v sion W 1 8 15 3lc - NOTICE OF SALE - The personal property of the Estate of Carr1e Me nhart Deceased will be sold at publ ic auct•on commencmQ at 6 00 P M on Thursday Apr 1 18 191A at 124 Locust Street Pomeroy Ohio The property consists of the fOllowing 2 piece lrvrng room surte end tables 2 round corner stands Motorola Televlsron rugs chairs ottoman lawn charrs lamps gas range refr i gerator Whirlpool Dryer Wlltrlpool Washer metal cabrnet pots pans and dishes 9 prece d n ng room surte sweeper bed chest of drawers cab1net step lad der girder bed and other Items too numerous to mention These are unusually nice Items of household goods and effects The sale wrll be con ducted ndoors MEINHART For Sale FARMS A ND vROCERY bus ness for sa e CLELAND GREENHtlUSE A varrety of Build ng for sale or rease cabbage and tomato plants Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m tor sa l e Also brocco l and to 10 p m for appointment ca ul f.l ower swee t peppers 3 20 tfc hot peppers eggplants head lettuce and EA STER Tf FT SH ASTA Camper w lh FLO WER S pansy mum s h 1ch Vtrgd Wa lker 949 2599 aza l ea hydrangea 4 10 6tc geran ums petunras several k nds Of hangrng baskets HAY for sa te SOc p er ba le Ge rald ne C eland Racrne Pflone 985 3539 Oh10 4 tl 121p 3 29 lf c AM FM sfe;-eO rad o 8 tra ck Wa ln ut AM FM comb nalron tap e p l ayer 4 Sl'ERE;O Rad o 8 track tape com speaker sou nd syste m b nat on Bali!nce $110 73 or Balance SlOB 63 or budg et termS ava•lable Phone 992 terms Cal l q97 3965 3965 4 3 tf c 2 l4 tfc TWIN NEEDLE SEWING MACH IN ES 1974 Mod el tn WE ARE p ck•ng up a p1ano m walnut stand Al l featur es your ar ea and would I ke bu II n lo make fan c y des gns some respons 1bl e party to and do stretch sewrng Al so take over payments Call bullo nhol es l:tlrnd hems etc Cr ed 1 Manager (614) 772 $63 35 c a sh or terms 5669 or wrrte 260 East Man avarlable Phone 992 2653 Str ee t Ch II cothe Oh o 45601 4 3 tfc 4 7 tf c POMEROY HOME & AUTO ' 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy-, OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display Water Elecfrrc Cfas Sewer In s talled Work L1nes guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks L1mestone & F1U Dtrt Commercial Res1denflal Con <:. tructron & Remodel VACUUM CLEANERS Electro Hyg ene New Demon str ators has all cleantng attachm ents plus the new Electro Suds for shampoo ng carpe t Only 1957 CHEVRO LE T Excell ent c ond tt on Wt l l sell S27 50 cash or term s reasonable Call 991 2967 after A TO Z Mart used furn shed available Phone 992 2653 777 Pearl Street Spm appl ances cloth ng d shes 4 3 tf c Middleport Oh1o 4 14 61C and mrsc Rt 33 opposrte tra ler cour t Hartford W Phon e 9'2 S367or992-0861 SEW I NG Mach nes Brand New va 1969 FORD P ckup truck Phone Z g Zag n niCe walnul tab le 4 10 lf C 992 3640 n or gtnat ca rton s Never 4 9 7tc used Clearan ce on 7~ REVIVAL begmn ftg Apr I 15 Models (Only a f ew Beg ns 7 30 each evenmg at ava lable ) S63 40 cash or 1968 TOYOTA Jeep Excellent Pomeroy wesleyan Holtness cond 1 on Phone 949 4761 terms ava lab lc Phone 992 Church on Route 143 one half 4 9 71c 2653 m le from Rt 7 bypass The Waler Ltnes and Power 3 20 lfc evangel st s Dav d Lrght Lmes All work done by the Now Back tn Busme~s from Challlbers Ar zona 1969 Z28 Camara w th new htgh foot or contract Also darer ELECTROLUX Vacuum There wt ll be spec al s ng ng performan ce engrne ex Cl eaners compl et e wtl h al work and sephc tanks m and play ng and everyone s State Inspected ce l\ent cond I on 1964 Tachments cordw nder and stalled welcome The pa s tor 1S 0 Del Chev ell c Ma buS S eKCe llent pa nt spray used but n 1 ke Man l ey Ph 667 3608 for appomtment c ond lion Phone 985 35 11 new cond rt on Pay $34 45 4 10 9t c 4 12 Jlp Coolv1lle Oh1o See or Call cash or budget plan avarlable Phone 992 2653 Bob or Roger Jeffers BASEMENT sate Monday 3 20 He 1969 J4 TON Ford custom through Frtday 10 to 6 ar 572 Day 992 7089 prckup good cond t on Phone South Th rd M ddleport 949 3070 KOSCOT KOSMET ICS & Clothmg of all s zes wrgs and RESTAURA NT 6 burner st ~ ve Night 992 3525 4 12 3tc WIG~ !"or a good I ne of mtlk cooler booths counters m rsc of all k nds or 992 5232 Cosmet cs frtendly serv ce 4 14 3tc and stools cash reg ster OPEN Roger Hysell s Garage and someone to cha t w til table and chatrs small ar grve me a ca ll Helen Jane near Crossroads on State f cles Phone 985 382 5 Brown 992 511 3 Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m Ches ter Monday through Salurday 3 19 lfc 4 12 3tc WILL the people who gave me a Phone 992 5682 or 992 712 1 rrde from Athens to Pomeroy 4 12 26tc w th the red GTO baby SPOTS before your eyes - on your carpet remove th em named Teddy and the dog w fh Blue Lu s tre Rent 1967 CAMAt<u , o I V 8 ex Nhddleport 0 N 2nd Ave named Shaggy please phone electr rc shampooer $1 at cellent cond I on Phone 949 Glen Calaway 40 West Now under new Baker Furn ture Company 38ll Carpenter Athens Oh o 593 4 12 31c 4 10 6tp management 3632 Bel eved to have left ----------';---glasses n your automob l e Due to 111 health I am 4 9 6tc NOW ready cabbage lettuce and pans es ported and selling the Ant1que baskets of Easter flowers now BROWN lady s pocke tbook lost Busmess, bloommg Hubbard s Green 2 FEMALE Wh le toy POOdleS Thursday afternoon n t he Phone 882 3190 hOuse Syracuse Oh o Call lor Appomtments v cm rty of 7th Grant and 3 31 tfc 4 14 61p Locust Streets rn M1ddleporl Stop 1n and say Hello Brtng on down St Route 7 Reward for return to Ruth Arnold BULLS corn for sale Phone m th1 s ad for a Free G1ft Phone 992 3600 Charles R Harrts 843 2693 • 4 14 3tc 4 8 7tc I 1971 ELCONA 3 bedroom 1 h HAM S Auto Rad o Serv ce 108 Leg10n Terrace bath tro out rn L R all new Am Fm stereo and tape CLOSE OUT on new Zrg Zag deluxe turn ture Mint mum Ph 992 3403 players Quick relrable ser Sewmg M ach•nes For sew mg down payment Can be seen at v ce Georges Creek Road stre tch fab rtcs buttonholes K tngsbury Home Sa le s Lot on Gallrpolls Ohto Phone A46 WANTED To rent farm w th fancy des gns etc Pa nt 1100 East Marn from 2 p m to 9304 house and few acres Would sl rghtly blem shed Chotce of 7 p m da ly 4 9 7tc cons der buy ng under land ca rry ng case or sew ng 4 10 ?tc CAL L Pol l y s Auctron or stop by contract Call 247 2114 stand S69 80 cash or terms to get rtd of t hose unwanted 4 10 6tc ava lable Phone 992 2653 RbAOY MIX CONCRETE rtems Sel l t the auct1on way 4 7 tf c del1vered r ght to your 537 H lgh Str eet M ddleport pro 1ect Fast and easy Free 992 35 09 Open 9 a m ro 5 p m ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe estrmates Phone 992 3284 5 ROOM house ana ua h two Monday Wednesday Thurs model Complete w th all Goegletn Ready Mtx Co NO 1 copper soc radtators car garage 2 story on Carson day Frrday un t I noon cleantng attachments and M ddleport Ohro Road m Mason Contact 35c red brass 40c battertes 3 13 30 tc uses paper bag s Sl ghtly used 6 30 tfc Russell Ball 773 5606 S1 20 M A Hall Reedsvrlle but clea ns and looks I ke new 3 12 tfc Ohto "hone 378 6249 W II sell for S37 25 or term s 3 24 He C BRADFORD Auctroneer iwa tl ab le Phone 992 2653 Complete Serv ce 4 7 tf c MODERN house ~ mtle from PARA SO L Boutiqu e Beauty OLD autos 6 or more cars wrll Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Pomeroy 3 bedrooms wall to Salon next to Ska te A Way Racrne Oh o g ve S3 00 p1ece 18 cars or Roller Rtnk Announced ZIG ZAG SEWING wall carpe t large rec room Cr tt Bradford more w111 g ve bett er pr ce 1974 large pal o ca 1 992 5248 sprmg spec ia ls 10 per cen t off MACHINES leh n layaway Call 985 4297 5 1 ttc before 3 p m after 3 call 992 on all permanents and All built 1n to buttonhole do 3 28 tfc 3436 stretch sewmg and fancy frost ngs rrom Aprtl 9 EXCAVATING dozer loader 4 7 12tc through Aprl 30 Call 985 4141 strtchrng Pay lUSt $68 75 cash and backhoe work sept c tASt.l patd tor a11 makes and for apporntment Sandra or terms avarlable Trade ms tanks rnstalled dump trucks models of mob le homes Kerns operator accepted Phone 992 2653 and lo boys for h tre wrll haul 4 ACRES of land on State 143 Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 7 12tc 3 27 tf c f1ll d rt top sorl I mestone Phone 992 364 0 4 13 tfc and gravel Call Bob or Roger 4 9 7tc VACUUM Cleaners Brand new Jeffers day phone 992 7089 tank type models w th 5 OLD upright p anos Any night phone 992 3525 or 99 2 attachmenls Only S24 40 cash HOUSE m Sy ra cuse 3 rooms cond ton Payrng $10 cash S232 BUSINES S bu ldtng In down or terms available New Wnte g1ve dtrecttons to ~ 11 tfc and bath upsta rs over acre town Pom eroy Ohto Call 992 Upr gh t models $29 90 c ash or WITTEN PIANO CO P 0 of land Partially remode led 3975 or 992 5786 terms ava rlab le Trade rns BOX 18 Sard S OhtO 43946 on ns de Workshop 10 back 4 2 26tc accepted Phone 992 2653 3 13 301c Phone 992 3135 3 27 ftc A 10 8tc OLD furnttU ~ oak tables clocks Ice boxes brass beds EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Man Sf Pomeroy All kinds d ~hes desks or complete of salt water pellets water households Wrtte M D IMMEDIATE openmg for nuggets block salt and own Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio Matron and Super htendent at Oh o River Salt Phone 992 call 092 7760 Me gs County Ch tldren s SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 3891 5 13 tfc Home Applrcatlons may be REASONABLE rates Ph 446 6 5 tfc.: 4782 Gallrpotts John Russell sent to the office of the Me gs Owner and Operator Counly Commtss oners or ANTIQUE quIts and 1ewel ry phone 992 2895 5 12 tfc Also mterested In furnrture SINGER sewrng machrnes 1972 4 14 3tc and dtshes Call 992 5262 model tn beautrful walnut ~PTicrANKfo- ARO~c evenrngs or morn ngs cabrnet Makes des 1gn st t HOUSEKEEPER to lrve n SEWAGE SYSTEMS ches Z1g zag buttonholes 2 20 ttc Phon e 992 2936 CLEANEO REPAIREO blrnd hems etc Lrke new 4 14 6tp MILLER SANITATION Only S89 q5 Cal l Ravenswood STEWART OHIO PH 662 MIDDLEPORT - Large 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 oo 303S 12 7 tfc brrck home Has 3 apart tO 4 tfc FURNISHED two bedroom ments always rented (good mob le home 12x4tl n back SEPTIC TANKS cleaned mcome) lovely k1tchen m yard on Spr ng Avenue Call '"~£W 3 bedroom home 1li'2 bath garage) ba-sement on Gravel Modern Sanrtat on 992 3954 or 9q2 3-429 Sunday or even ngs mam apartment has range 992 7349 Hrll M kdd1eport Natural gas 1 4 10 61p ref dtsposal dtshwasher alread)' m Phone Dale 10 23 tfc Dutton 992 3369 even ngs center type srnk Has new NEW furn shed apartment 3 992 253< Full or Partt1me gas hot water system part DOZER and back hoe work rooms and bath Real n ce 1 17 ftc ponds ana septrc tanks d 1t basement Lots of parkmg Reynolds Apartments chrng service top so11 ftll Mason W Va phone 773 area S22 500 1970 BSA Starf re excellent Men needed to work 1n d rt lrmestone B&K Ex 5141 on good road condt1ton Hereford bull and POMEROY - Man Sl 7511 cavatmg Phone 992 5367 or Gallta & Mason 4 14 7tc corn planter Phone 742 3947 9923861 frqntage good 2 story 4 10 SIC County No expenence TRAI LER Browns Trar l er 9 l tfc butldtng apartment over Park Phone 992 3324 necessary Must have garage old house all for 4 14 tfc 1964 WHEEL horse new short about the pr1ce of th e car and neat ap block 5 hp battery s tar t 32 rnch mower S500 Phone 985 frontage $16 500 pearance FURNISHED apartment 3973 4 ROOMS bath ful l basement CLOSE IN Over A acres adults only Phone 992 5592 storm doors and windows 4 1.4 3tp furniShed home 3 BR bath 4 9 tfc home fully carpeted Located Call Natural gas heat c1ty water on 773 _Grant Street Mrd AM FM stereo radro 8 track 4 ROOM turnrshed apartment dleport Phone 992 7240 porches many other 9to 5 Monday & tap e player 4 speaker sound close to town Phone 992 3658 4 9 6t p syslfi:m Balance $109 46 or features S7 100 Tuesday Only 4 10 tfc use our budget terms Call SYRACUSE - Almost new 2 8EoRo0M- house ~~M1d 992 3965 dleport New k tchen and 3 BR colored bath lovely 3 AND A ROOM furn~hed and 3 18 tfc bath appl ances rncluded apartments un turn lshe d k1tchen w1th range utlltty Call 992 5310 Phone 992 S43A room HW floors carpetrng 3 19 261< 41 2 tfc ...._ n hall and ltvrng R car port WAITRESSES car !lops and PRIVATE meet ng room for wrth storage $19 900 k tt chen help Apply n person any organtzatron phone 992 SPECIAL BE JUST TO YOURSELF Crows Steak House 3975 FEAR NOT TO BUY THE Pom eroy 3 11 II 4 4 tfc ANSWER TQ ALL YOUR p••---------. Notice B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY Auto Sales Nollce NOTICE DEEM MEAT PROCESSING AND PACKING DITCHING SERVICE lost All WEATHER HARDWARE CHARLES JACOB Executor of the Last Wtll and. Testament ol Carrre Meinhart Deceased W 8 lS 21c For Rent 2 BEDROOM mobile home arr condltlonrng and tn the Racine area Phone 992 5858 4 15 tfc Help Wanted BABYSITTER needed for 3 ch ldren .4 or s days a week Call 992 3645 after 7 p m 4 15 6tc ADD SPARKLE to your l 1fe earn a good rncome rn sales cost noth ng to try Good pay for parttrme For nterv ew call 882 3272 4 15 Jtc Lost MALE cream color toy poodle answers to the name of Teddy Lost In the F'omeroy parkrng lot Satu rday $50 reward or puppy Call col lect 696 1297 4 15 4tc Auto Sales 1968 FORD Falcon 6 cyl nder Call 992 7165 after 4 p m 4 15 3tc Wantll/1 To Bu1 ONE PAIR of electr c sheep shears and ane small n cubator Call 992 7165 after 4 P m Pl'lone 992 7165 4 l5 3tc Local Bowling POMEROY LANES Saturday Junior League Aprtl 6 1974 PIS Bowhng Stones 31 Hot Shots 28 Gutter Dusters 24'12 Alley Cats 22112 Apaches 12 Slrtkers 9 High lnd Game Greg Becker 191 Greg Cund!ff 173 H igh series - Greg Cundiff A63 GreliJ Becker 433 Team H igh G~me - Bowling Stones 7A3 Team High Ser i es .,....- Bowling Stones 2082 -------------- -------------- Lee Rudisill Mob1le Homes For Sale Wanted Real Estate For Sale Wanted To Buy I ,.. ·rs?Shs " Bu1lt to Your Specs Del1vered to Job S1te --------------- --------------- 140.00 WEEK --------------- -------, ------Real Estate For Site . 446-0677 __ ______ ~----- MOWERS Gene's Body Shop SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE Ttred of worktng lor the other man be your own boss wllh unlimited opportun1ly Th1s 3 bay brtck serv1ce stahon 1s located 1n M1d dleport, Oh1o Attracttve rental pa1d trammg school Phone collecl (6141 3738411 or 992 Sill DI STR IBUTOR - part or full lrme to sup ply Company establ ished accounts wtth RCA CBS DISNEY Records Income posslbrllt1es up to $1 000 per month with onty $3 SOO requ ired for Inventory and training Call COLLECT for Mr James (21.4) 661 9208 4 14 o41p For Sale 20", 3 H.P. FERGUSON 30 w lh t wo 12 rnch plows Exc ellent cond!t on Phone 949 595-3 4 9 6tc CUB 154 Low Boy like new w th 60 nch mower Phone 949 TURF TRIM push lype rotary mower Has Bnggs & Stratton e ng1ne 7 1nch piastre wheels loop style 'I'._ POMEROY LANDMI\RK A'jd Jack W O.rsey M r BOLEN S Husky 1250 Phone 992 211 Hydrastatlc lawn tractor w th 48 Inch blade and mower Phone 949 5953 4 9 6tc 9 P IGS q weeks old Phon e 378 6231\ 4 1A 3tc BEAUTIFUL walnut St.l,reo radto am fm 8 t rack ,.ape combrnatron Balance S109 36 TRAILER excellent condrtron Phone 992 2987 or termsavarlable Phone 992 A lA 6tp 3965 -----------~4 9 tfc 191\S SKIFFCRAFT M,odel 190 1964 VOLKSWAGEN g ood cond I on and good ftres 1957. 8X48 Marlette mob1le home new g&S furnace Phone 985 4118 or 985 4233 4 11 Stc NORWEGIAN Elkhound puppies Phont= 843 2.432 _, 4 11 Stp REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS CAN BE FOUND HERE HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 22S9- 992 2568 lubular handle (l'/19821 59S3 4 9 6tc "THE From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radtator to the smallest Heater Core cab rn crurser 1964 Evmrude St ar Flrghl motor 75 hiP w rth tra ler and canvas op rn clud~d See at 105 Unron Avenue or cell 992 3293 "' 14 6tc TROPICAL f i sh for Ule Franl<lrn and Phyllis Hend ricks Syracuse Th ird Street 4 14 6tc _______ _______ -...------------- 1 ACRES of land on State Route 248 4 m les east of Chester Has Tuppers Plarns Chester water natural gas Phone 667 3756 after 4 P. m 4 12 31p -------------- BEAUTIFUL new--homes now under constructron rn prime locatton on crty water and sewer Chorce ol des gns Wall to wall carpetmg and air cond l !onmg mc luded Will help arrange ftnanclng conven,ronal loans W1lh down paymenf low as 5 pel Other new homes available to Qualrfled buven w•th NO DOWN PAYMENT• ' Builders of W G Best Homes ' Cell collect 61A 837 65.40 or 239 0785 or write Great American Homes Inc P 0 Box 687 F'omeroy Ohio 45769 ;J 1 tfc I r \ • KITCHEN Jlh BATHS RUTLAND 3 BEDROOMS LARGE KIT LIKE NEW C.C.RPET ALUM SIDING OWNER WILL HELP ~!NANCE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PRICED J BELOW MARKET 512 000 OFF1Cii446 )643 I!VI!NINGI Bud McGhe......,...U6 125! E M "lke"Wiseman-446 !3796 • Pamtmg A Spec1alty Radrator Spec1ahst Area s Most Rea<:.onable Pnces SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 30 p m 30 p m 30 p m - 6 00 6 15 6 25 6 30 Rev 6 35 6 45 - Sunrrse Sem mar 4 S!lcred Heart 10 Concern & Comment 10 Farm Report 13 B1ble Answers 8 News 6 F ve Mmutes to l: 1ve By 4 Cleophus Rob1nson 13 Columbus Today 4 Farmttme 10 Morn1ng Report 3 Osmonds 6 7 30 - Rocky & Bullw~nkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 ~ 8 25 AIR CONDITION NOW? EXPERT Wheel A11gnment YES! •s.ss On Most Amencan Cars -GUARANTEEDPHONE i92· 2094 Phone 992 2SSO Pomeroy Home & Auto AU WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Mtddleport, 0 . Open 8 Til S Monday fhru Saturday 606 E Mam, ~omeroy , O . Under New Management OOZER work land"cle·~uing bV the acre hourly or c&ntracl farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator wtth over 20 years experience Pullms Excavatrng Pom eroy Oll10 Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc DON'T DRIVE A GAS GULPER 1 OR A GAS HOC? Phone Stanley 949-2789 Bumper to Bumper Serv1ce Fore1gn Cars Welcome i:o i0MO Bli" E:lnsu-;:-ance- b!en cancr>lled? Lost your operators I cense Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc VW AND DATSUl' SPECIALIST GREAT- Paul Drxon 4 Frrendly Junctron 10 AM 3 Ph I Donahue 15 Abbot! & Costello 8 W1id Wild West 6 Mov •e Coast of Skeletons 13 M1ster Rogers 33 9 30- To Tell the Truth 3 Secret Slorm 8 Electnc Co 33 9 55 10 00 - Chuck Wh1fe Reports 10 Company 6 D1nah Shore 3 1S Joker s Wrld 8 10 Conflicts of Harry S Truman 33 10 30 - Jeopardy3 4 15 GambitS 10 lnterface 33 11 00 - Wizard of Odds 3 4 15 M rke Dougla s 6 Password 13 Now You See It 8 10 Mountam Scene 33 11 30 - Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L1 fe 8 10 Mystery of the Comet Kohowtek 33 II 55 12 00 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 Password 6 Jackpot 3 15 News 8 10 13 Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 Book Beat 33 Spl1t Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 12 30 - Celebrrty Sweepstakes 3 15 F1im 33 12 45 - Elec Co 33 12 55 - News 3 15 I 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Concentration 8 Not For Women Only 15 What s My lme" 10 I 15 - F1tm 33 I 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 As the WorldTurns8 10 LordoftheUnlverse3J 2 00 - Days Of Our L•ves 3 < 15 Gu1d1ng L1ghl 8 10 Newlywed Game 6 13 2 30- Doclors 3 4 15 C1rlln My L1fe 6 13 Edge of N1ght 8 10 The Cunous Case of V1tamtn E 33 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosprtal 6 13 Prrce Is Right 8 10 Book Beat 20 3 15 - F•lm 33 3 30-0ne L1fe to L•ve6 13 Ph1l Donahue< How To Surv1ve A Marrlage3 lS Women20 MatchGame8 10 Zoom33 4 00 - COUNTRY Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 Sesame St 20 Love Amertcan Style 33 Lucy Show 8 Huck and Yogi 6 Mov1e The Leather Sa1nt 10 STEREO 92.1 "For Free Eshmate 1nqutre now about a beautiful new roof m lash1on colors NORTH IDI WMPO-FM ALL WEATHER HARDWARE ' • QJ62 • AQS A96 .r.KQJ EAST WEST M1ddteport (cl o Dear T The shots you mentwn have a leglliiTlale use but It doesn t mcludewe•ghtreductlOn snysmydoctor whoadds However, I have one new patient who swea rs he lost 50 pounds by this method' Hormones extracted from the urme of pregna nt \\Omen (or therr placentas ) are helpful m the treatment of male sexual development problems (undescended testtclcs etc ) A few doctors beheve they combat obestty through a mobthza t1on of fat' but accordmg to a Medical News Letler report thts ts not an accepled practice among the maJority of phys1ctans In short, my doctor classiftes 11 as a gurumck - H TAURUS • QJ4 .107 65 'II' IPPED Off BY PHO!'~ THE .74 + pouce. • l\\ () SAGITTARIUS (Nov (Apr~l 23 Dec 21) I you ve been pu t I ng off wrIng or contac t ng so meone on m n po rt ant ssue get n touch toda-y AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb IOU S LEO (July 23 Aug 221 Nor allr' 1s not too wtse to let you 1ear t rue your head To day san e)(cept to 1 Behave as yo r feel ngs d cta te away 15 Frost 16 Hawa uun game 17 - J11na 18 Summer Apni16 1974 LIBRA (Sept 23 Del 231 11 a all posstble allv yourse Ito 1 ~ 16 1 ranlc matador • 22 Nobleman 23 Vt rtu ous 24 Sup press sound Gl s m 4 • doctnna tlon (2 wd s ) L ace Answer 29 P apa l 19 En de 1vor 8 H~ Y est erd ays Attach A l.)ay VlVa crown 30 lnsh d ra mati st 31 Jcw 1sh clement try mg men twn of • Thm ga ma)tg 25 ...,,:..;.,--r:-- school ,.. ....... 36 fowns w tth up m an Cross out 37 Make 27 Red has te 32 Japanese ~w~rn!.hrn® Uu.i ~...M.J -.l ~ l 05Cr unh\e the se fourJumbl~~ on e letter to eac h square to form ro11r urdtnnr, word s hqU1d measure 33 Incense ment 34 Pheasant brood 35 Term !or a destro}er (2 wds 1 37 Deer 38 Whole 39 PICniC pl ay wn ght 40 Reached effectlvely (2 wds) r) 1 DAILY CRY I'TOIIUOTE - He1e's ho" lo \\ork 1! KOVEE (J \MELT/Gj 1 r LIKE C:.LOCKWOI'i!K !5E.CAU5E THE. 50LDIER5 II KNEW HOW 10 txJ TH IS UJ'DYTE) V1 I I I I~===~~::~::===·~==-::~-~~s~ u;g:ge~s~t:ed;:b;ytheabovecartoon Now arrange the ctrcled letters to form the surprise answer as I Prinl tile SURPRIS! ANSWIR hire I ( I I 1 J ( l I I ) (Anlwf'rt tomorrow) Ju uLiu lLAMA Local News Washrngton Debates Gunsl rngers ~ah1r hn e - Underworld AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLO\\ b THE ARM'/ FUNCTIONED CABLE CHANNEL FIVE ----- t and wmtcr Through ne w co 1tac ts you II be exposed to deas and con cco ts They II have a pas I ve eHect 0 1 your 11estyle th s year Much can be garned II you keep an open m nd Clock 13 - I 29 So mewhat lo!ty VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22 1 a 700pm 7 30 p m 8 30 p m 9 3Q.p m r 28 Simpleton Th s s a good tm e to make deco rat ve changes nou 1d thl! housl! 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CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Dear Helen We enJoyed your McSheehytsms and would hke to add two more a ttrtbuted to the late San Franctsco SuperviSor Once m strong diSapproval of a Board actwn he thundered ' Someday gentlemen your chtckens will come home to roost I \mwt'r COUSE KOSHER BEAUTY One letter sil n ply stands for another In th1s sample A 1s used for the th f( e L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle l ette rs. apostrophes th e l eng th and for m ation of the word s arc all hmts Each day t l nc code letters are daffcrcnt CRYPTOQUOTES F~!R NLH QLGQ LUKR BMZ XRFLGl ' B XS run EXWW BPU NL ll MBLG BPU - KL II AFU HRVRLER Yesterday's C ryptoquote TRULY THE LIGHT IS SWEET AND A PLEI I lANT THING IT IS FO R THE EYES TO BEHOLII THE I 11JN -SOURCE UNKNOWN /'uz.led as to ll hy htH hmww/U fl'a3 w th~ I EXR B ( C 11'141tlQ8 Feabms S~ n dlcale, In< I red- AT A lOSS DICK TRAcY ID tJr I T~INK ~ER£ f!NALLY GOINC. TO GI:.T SWEP.THE MJ A ('IN IE THIS TIME IT lOOt4:.S 1.. 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K82 • AB3 o Your a ns w II best be ac co npt st1ed today Qy us r g he so ft sell approach Bet d over bac kward to be c ourteous :~ nd t110ught lul ,. • K 1083 by THOMA S JOSEPH 1 I C2ec h A<;ROSS Presen t at or 1s very mporta 11 rt you re eros ng a monPy cteal Don t be too eager yot do 1 t beat around the bush 1PorTu esd a y Ap~_!97 4 ARIES (March 21 Apnl 19) You won I go wro 19 f you lollo w you r more chn ttElblc n sl 1cts n a cor I dent Jl s tua t o 1 regard ng a close 1r er ct . ___ _ • 95 SOUTH • AK1083 DON T fuss don t cuss turn over !Un k automob1les over to us W II pay S5 for old 1unk cars Phone 1 (3041 773 5890 R1versrde Auto Wreckmg 4 9 26tc Wm at Bfldge Rad10 C1ty S lat/O n New York NY 10019 • 74 • J962 • 10 7 53 .942 lo._ j ~ Dear Helen Can )OU lose weight by getttng shots that conl.am hormones found m pregnant women I hea rd about th1s but wonder 1f tl s JUS! a gurumck - f Y lor JACOBY MODERN th iS newspaper) P 0 Box 489 + M1ddleporf Pomerov Under New Management Send $1 book to 15 6LuH~~t#' SCORPIO (Ocl 24 Nov 22) Room 222 13 East gets chance to go wrong Dear M You r e wel c omc - H day w th compan ons wh o th nk young Avord thOse who are ca rry ng I he wor lds burdl:! l S on the r backs 7 00 - What s My Ltne 8 Dus ty s Trail 13 El ec Co 20 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 10 M a r r;.o Spor t lite 33 Hrgh Sc hool TV Honor Soctety 15 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 New Pme Is R1ght 8 10 RFD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 Johnny Manns Stand Up & Cheer 4 Lass re 15 Read nq for' the Classroom T eache r 33 Beat I he WIN AT BRIDGE IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? N :znd Jac k Lalanne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Now while the weather IS st1ll cool IS the best t1me It . can be 1nstalled at your " convemence w1fh no wa1t1ng around 1n hot muggy weather De,tr He len I am a ra tlroad workers Widow The rmlroad comparues are wtlltng tp pa) us beneftts so long as we don t marry, but if we do our pens1ons stop Tha t makes a lot of older women hve In sm, for usuall) the men we fmd are only on penswns or Social Secunty ,md " eca n t a fford to lose our monU1ly checkS Smce many w1dows penswns work on the same prmc1ple +++ 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesa me St 33 Jeff s Collie 6 . • • Dear Wondenng Yes a cost of hvmg clause has been mcluded 10 SC\eral ch1ld support and alunony claiiTIS recently But remember thts IS a two-way stree t If an ex husband 's mcome drops dras t1ca ll~ he can pelihon for reduced payments to his formerwtfe Smce your thoughts on dtvorce a ren t that firm )et why don t you hegm•nstead to think pos ltl\ ely about )OUT marrta gc' Perhaps your housband 1sn t good at anything but makmg money because he hasn t had mu ch lflS ~Ira llon toward other pursuits lately - H 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Dick Van Dyk e 13 All work guaranteed Pomeroy we S'OJE<'ITHEIM~ HME. 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PROI'El<r'r" Both vulnerable Only $199 9S I used only 6 months) New $749 00 NOW $3SO 00 ---- 6 Others to Choose From INVESTMENT - --------- Refrtgerators $15 up ( 12 to choose from) Metal Wardrobe $20 00 Chests & Dressers $10 (Good se lecf1on) Metal Chtna Cabtnet 4-Wnnger Washers Rent w1ll HOUSE WITH RENTAL - 539 9S up 2 May lags 2 others Cas & Etec Ranges 539 9S up $350 oo Magna vox Stereo ltke New now rooms plus 3 room efftc1ency THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR YOUR AD S139 95 Bullet 53'1 95 SOhd Maple Poster Bed waSSI69 9S Now 199 9S 9 All for only S17 500 00 SMALLFARMSorACREAGE NEEDED FOR OUR CLIENTS NEW AND GOOD OLDER HOMES ALSO IN GREAT DEMAND CALL US NOW TO GET YOURS SOLD $18up 8-l1vtng Room soon pay for th rs one 4 apart ments all rented 1n .l'good locat1on of town 4 BEDROOMS - N1ce k1lchen gas furnace famtiy room garage w1th large lot All ut1l1hes I 4• Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 5• 6+ Pass Pass Pass Pass 1- 3 pc Bedroom Sutte wh1te, twm sue by Smger 1-4 pc Lane Dark Oak closets N1ce ktfchen d1nmg and basement Gas furnace concrete porch w1th wrought 1ron posts and ratls $1"5;000 00 East Pass t• West 1-3 pc Bassett Pecan NICE OLDER HOME - 2 bedrooms farge bath lots of North Sale• Bedroom Su1tes hke new Vtnyl L1v1ng Room Su1tes 5199 95 Brown 51ll9.liSI ~~~tch•ing Coppertone Refrtgerator patr 11!'9.1151 IS-Breakfast Sets 110 oo ALWAYS A LARGE SELECTION Breakfast Sets, Heaters, AutomatiC Washers & Dryers Chests Dressers IF YOU DON T MAKE YOUR INVESTMENT NOW YOU Lamps, Grandfather Style MAY BE CHEATING YOORSELF OUT DF A VERY t<:lo,ck; Bookcases Recliners Rockers, Tables Hutches GOOD FUTURE TV Sets Rutland Furniture 742 4211 See Herb Grate Galhpohs CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL aASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED LOT PRICED MID TWENTIES 1 8 9 Local News Operatron lntngue Country & Western Supe r star Theatre TUESDAY APRIL 16 1974 808 W Ma1n Pomerov Nathan B1ggs AGENCY RACINE 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN 10 CAREL CHANNEL FIVF 7 00 p m - Ph 992 5271 WISEMAN $52~o dusmess OpportunitN!S -------------- Mov ies The Smgrng Nun 8 Walk on the W1ld Srde 1 00 - TomorrowJ 4 Take F1ve For L1fe 15 News 1:1 2 00 - News 4 Help Wanted 12 MEN NEEDED 10 30 - News 20 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 20 Janak• 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 The Turn of lhe Screw 6 13 . By Helen Bottel Alimony Cllst of Uvmg Scale• Dear Helen I m thmkmg of d1vorce, as my husband tsn t good at much of anything but making money However w1th mflatwn and al l I wonder whether I could get along on what the cour! would a llow me for child support and a wtfe s settlement I mean what mtght seem very hberal today would he a pittance m fi ve yea rs tf the cost of hvmg keeps I ISing 10 or 15 pet a yea r Is there such a thmgas cost of hvmg mcreases m a lunon) etc ' - JUST WONDERING P S Don t tell me to ask a lawyer - my thoughl• on dl\ orcc aren t that ftrm yet a PHONE 992-5083 E:XPERIENCED Radlatd Ph 992 2174 Us. 8 00 - Nahonal GeOQraphlc 6 Rook1es 13 Gunsmoke 10 Maglcran 3 4 15 Theater rn Amerrca 20 9 00 - Here s lucy 8 10 Mov1es Judgment at Nure mberg 3 4 lS W1nter K1fl 6 13 10 00 - M edrca l Cen terS 10 Paul Nuc htms33 CAll CARl NELSON MATERIALS CO Ma son, W. Va. Ln3 ss~• MONDAY APRIL IS, 1974 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 1S Sesame St 20 ABC New s 13 Per sonality & Behavioral Dev~lopment 33 Truth or Con sequences 6 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Room 222 13 ABC News 6 ,~. 7 00 - What s My Ltne B Elec Co 20 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 10 Reading lor the Classroom Teacher 33 Clrt us • 13 T r uth or Consequences 3 Wally s Work shop 1S 10 Beatthe Clock 13 Wacky World of Jonathan Wmters 15 Thai Good Ole Nashville Mus1c 3 ROOF PAINTING HOGG & ZUSPAN Television Log 7 30- Buck Owens 8 Lock Stock & Barrel20 To Tellthe Trulh 6 Hollywood Squares 4 Ep1sode ActiOn 33 Munrc1pal Court INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING ---------r------- For. Rent NELSON WOOD T_RUSSES For Rent or lease ' IMMEQIATE INCOME' The mouse deer or chevro tam ( httleJ!oat ), native lo the East In tes and western Atr1ca IS believed to be the smallest hoofed ammal m the world, Adults rarelY exceed the stze of a Jack rabb1t RON AND KAREN THOMAS Pets For Sale ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED . SELLING OUT NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Business Service.....--.s_ ___.~ Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! BOYS OR GIRLS ISn 't 11 time " 11 • wtdows got together and trted to chan~e tile rules' Btg comp• u ues are forcmg older people mto tmmor al con duct or keepm g us from happmess m our rema~ rung years Please, He I en can we liSe your column to urge w1dows to wnte their Cot '11 •ressmen as~mg for JTJore U)JewiJzed pensiOns and m or e cons < lerallon where Soctal Sccunt} 1s concerned" Thank you - ~ ~ B w1th t he shoe on the other foot When \\rongfully accused, he 1s supposed to have sa td deny the allegatton and defy llle allega tor ' - FRIENDS Rutland, 0 Dave or Mtke SOUTHEAST OHIO GRADED BULL SALE • (In the heart oft he Cow Country) • SATURDAY, MAY4, 1974 1 OOP M. Guernsey County Fatrgrounds, Old Wasl)lnglon, D SELLING 71 BULLS 11 Angus - 43 Polled Hereford S C_~arola1s- J Polle!f Shorthorn -3 Hereford Th1s sal~1s lor the commorclaf Ieeder call producer who wants to 1mprove the we1ght and grade of h1s next calf crop All bulls are regiSiered and dwarl tree All bulls selhng wtth grade chotce or better and w111 be of breechng age All bulls Will be weoghed and graded on Saturday May 4 at 9 00 A M by Randall R..,l ond DICk Smtih, OhiO ,tate Un1vers1ty lndiYidu.l he•lth papers furnished Lunch wtll be served sale day Write for tree catatqg Mrs Manan Craig, C~ernsey Noble Feeder Callie Association Route 1 Senecavtlle OhiO 43780 Opentng lead- South •• 4N T 5NT s• •4 I T~-<E MEDIA I"'ANi ) I DA RE SAY WE J..L HAVE- TO GO ALO~G By Oswald & James Jacoby HOWEVE• J1m Some hands are so s1mple when you look at all the cards West could have opened a heart and rumed Souths slam nght away, but West dtdn t want to lead from a Jack He elected to open a trump ' Oswald South looked over dummy qutckly and saw that at the worst hts slam would depend on a heart fmesse Then he set about to 1m prove D ~cv THE BORN LOSER matters' J1m He played two rounds of trumps and led a dtamond to dummy 's ace East who had been pay1P.g no real attention followed With the lour of dtamonds and South had developed h1s ex tra chance He cashed hts kmg of d1amon!ls and all the clubs Then he played hts last d1amond East had to wm the tnck and s urrender the rest to Soulh ' Oswald East s fatlure to unblock on the ftrst dtamond was costly m~eed West was very b1tter about the play but we feel West was a tnfle unfatr South had played the hand tn a manner designed to gtve East the best chance to go wrong and East had not seen his danger OH oHE GAVE A lOT OF SILLY EXCUSES WHY sHE LEFT HIM1 BUT~REAL REASONS! '/OJ ARE A RA~I SHII& E'fALin NJD' I PM 1\ DA$"1tJ0 lo'JlLIOtJAIR!:>FlA'iEO~ I I HA'i~ WME; TO WC0 ~OU NJD TO W!tJ YOU I 'lOUR FAMI L-'i BOT , WE ARE IIGf'EL~SSLV IIJ v ::N& AND I ""''~ JUS' r P6'rU> liOJ b SAIL. AWA'I b11>j; ~' >IOOH liE • ::JN MY '1r r._cl-lT DCeS NOT APPR0/5 1 CfFM~ W\-1 A'T DO 'iOL I :SA'-/"Z ~ ~ ~~~--~~~ · ~ $ ALLEY OOP THAR GO TI--l DANCE.AN H HERE COMETH' YoAH WIZER WHY OION :T 't'OU iELL HURRICANE " 0H WILL TH ET STOOPID IN..JUN SOOPERSTI5HUN DO US AN'! GOOD " (NEWSPAPE R EN1 ERPRISE ASSN I u:e: 1:Jt!tt>.f!t u The btddmg has been North East West 15 ' '"' Pass IN T Pass • You Soulh, hold •K2,AJ765 +864 ...Q94 What do yoo do now' PaBS ' WHAR 5 'iORE MAN SNUFFY, LOW~EZ!i? A.-Pass Vou haye notrump dlrltrfbulton and 10 h1gh·Cllrd PAW TOOK HIS SHOOTIN'IRON AN WENT OFF BIG GAMe H()NTIN, PARSON NOW THARS A BIG GAME IF I E<UER ONE THI5 15 WiNE (Oi!NTR" AND ON ONE Of THE RANCH[S THERE LIVED A R~INOCEROS W11J ~!CAME SO FQ~DOF ~INKING IIJNE THEV points. Your partner has shown a balanced minimum CAI.tfD HMTHE WIMO RHINO TODAY S QUESTION Instead of btddmg ohe notrump your i).rtner ~as ratsed you 10 two hearts. What do you uu now' -. Answer Tot..t~la•uw '' ' \ - • \ j J �' ' I 8- The Datlv Sent mel, MtddlepOri-PmMroy, 0 , Apnll5, 1974 No deadline~ WASHINGTON (U P I ) - returns ftled Rtchard M. Ntx on ts· one 1972 F'or the American who ts not sweatmg out tomgh t 's deadhne for ft lmg Amcncans v extensions, f£ his in corl)e ta.x returns ThO' Internal Revenue Ser- re turns mu st VICe (IRS ) gave NL,on a 60-<lay mtdntght or repneve, the White House satd penally clu Sunday, because the deadlme Postal Serv1 was so close to tl.s ruling that that they be rr the President owes $467,000 111 tt could not back taxes and mterest for returns mmh on. Nixon filing between 1969 ;t'nd Falcons Split HO~PIT AL Ford 1Contmued from page I) NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospibl SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Maude Wilson Young, Racme ; Wtlham Black, Pomeroy , Ada Mae Clark, Middleport; Wilma Rtggs, Ractne, Thomas R. Roush, Middleport; Charles Jones, Pomeroy ; Myrtle Hayes, Columbus; Mtlqred Bissell, Tuppers Platns. SATURDAY DISCHARGES - Nellte Perry, Della Sauer, Sh1rley Wolfe, Marjone Sayre, Vern Ltttle, Maxme Brumley, Edward Wtllett, Susan Koettmg, Frances Larkms, Bnan Armes, Ahce Russell. :SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Isabelle Phtlhps,, Racine; Dorothy Ntcholson, Mid· dleport; Margaret Fortune, Racme; Marlene Sm1th, Warren, Mtch1gan; Flora Murphy, Rutland; Lorena Swisher, Btdweil; Della Carnaban , Long Bottom, Jessie Lawson, Galhpohs; Bonme Mathews, Ractne; Emma Hayman, Syracuse. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Deborah Long, Judtth metz, Ida Goeglem, Saruj~ Griffith, Emily Kuhn, Lena Roe Holzer Medical Center (Births April 12 - Mr and Mrs. Grant Barker, daughter, Ravenswood April 13 - Mr. and Mrs. Clare Gettles, son, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Russell, son, New Haven Apnl 14 - Mr and Mrs. Arthur Channell, daughter, Wellston. Mr and Mrs. James Halstead, son, Addison. Mr and Mrs. John W1seman II, son, Chiton, W. Va. Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges Wanda Smtih, Middleport; Walter King, Harnsonvtlle, 0 , Mrs . Delbern McCartney, Arbuckle ; Jeffrey Holstein , Pomt Pleasant; Frank Ward, New Haven, Mrs. Thomas Musick, Jackson, 0 ; Renee Stewart, Letart; Zelia Oldaker, Point Pleasant; Shannon Westmoreland, Ravenswood; Clyde , Dunlap, Leon; Alma Hill, Point Pleasant; Norman Henry, Henderson; Mrs. Howard Cheesebrew, Pomt Pleasant; Vernon Hoffman, Letart; George Payne, West Columbia; Halite Radcliff, Leon; George Wamsley, Henderson that.'s an appropriate thing to InstJtut10n study r eleased Uns BY GARY CLARK Hurncane Htltmg Bowles 2- talk about on Easter Sunday milliOns or week mdt ca tes that the ta x btle :J, stngle and double , Kmder 2- It 's not appropnate." vho do not have Ziegler was questtoned as he ts about 25 per cent for all The Wahama White Falcons 3, two smgles, Underwood ·deral 1ncome tax left the Key BISCayne ComAm(!rtcans, regardless of thetr stole S IX bases In the r1rst game double. be postmarked by income, althouglt they pay tl m of a twm btll on Saturday afWahama htltmg: He sson munity Church where Nixon ther ~ will be a different ways ternoon to lead them to a 2-0 double; Lewts smgle. Gardner and hts farruly attended Easter trge. The Us worship services Mondalc Releases Figures shutout vtctory over the smgle, Belcher smgle. ce recommended preprestdenttal papers he gave In the New Republic 111terJoseph A Pectunan and vLsttmg Hurri cane Records PITCHING tatled.early, smee to the Naltonal Archives, and BenJamin A. Okner calculated VJew, Ford stressed that he d1d The Whtte Falcons managed guara nte e that because hi s bookkeepmg wtth that about H per cent of ear- only two runs on four htls but not beheve there .would be a IP R H SOW !d late in the day regard to his two pnvately mngs from labor and capttal that was en'ough as Danny to the midterm succession Harmon I 4-1) 706 30 owned restdences was 1m- mvestment goes to the federal Harmon ptlched seven shutout Henson (LP) 6 2 4 44 presidency and "he does not YOUR FULL SERVICE B proper · want 1t to happen." government and the remamtng mnings givmg up only six base Has 30 Days 17 per centts eaten up by sales, knocks Ford's press secretary, Paul Ne tlhcr the IRS nor a payroll , property and co rMtltich , has emphasized to Harmon dropped hts era to SECOND GAME co ngr e~ s10na l co mm1 t tee porate taxes 033 wtlh h1 s performance 1234567 RI_IE reporters that the v1ee presiwh1ch also reviewed the "The tax system 1s vtrtually Harmon ha s now worked a Hurrtcane4 2 0 0 0 0 0 610 1 dent d1d not expect to be President's tax returns.......and proportwnal for the vast total of thtrty mmngs and has Wahama 1 0 0 0 I 1 0 3 5 6 President, but was wtlling to came up wtth abou t the same ITUIJOrtty of fam1hes," they g1ven up only one earned run answer speculatJ.ve queStions ftgw·e - implted that Ntxon was satd tn "Who Bears the Tax over that span Hurttcane H1ttmg · Reed 2-4, on what he would do as unphcated personally m any Burden '1" The very nch pay a W"hama scored thetr first smgle and double, Russell 2-4, Prestdent because of the charges of fraud lesser pe1 centa~e of mcome run m the lhtrd frame. Danny smgle and double, Stowers 2-4, tnherent responstbility of any Ntxon has not yet pa1d tlle tax than they apparently Gardner Jed off wtth a smgle, single and double, Ktnder two VIce prestdent to he prepared back tax bill He has 30 days should, the report sa1d, bu t stole second, went to thtrd on a singles for the Whtte House from the date of the rultng to thetr total habthty IS mcreased passed ball and then scored Wahama H1tting: Lewts 2-3, gtve the IRS a payment plan through mdtrect taxalton on when Harmon htt a ball back to two smgles, Camp double, Some out, some in White House spokesman Ge- corporate profits and properly the pttcher. Hesson smgle, Gardner smgle. Southern and Eastern Local rald L. Warren satd Sunday Sen Wallet Mondale, DThe Whtte Falcons added Schools were closed today for thO:Jt N1xon's tax lawyers, Mmn , released figures on the another run m the stxth mmng I'ITCHING the annual Easter vacatwn as Kenneth Gemmi ll and H very wealthy Sunday He said when Rtck Hesson doubled. set up m the current school Chapman Rose, had requested that m 1972, more than 33,000 stole thtrd and raced home on IP R G SOW year calendar Students of the the extension for 1973 returns Amertcans received an a throwmg error by the Red- Camp ( 2-4 ) 12-34410 Metgs Local School Distnct, "He was granted the normal average of $152,000 m nearly skm catcher who was trymg to Goldsberry 4 1-3 2 5 4 I however , were m class makmg ex tensiOn tn ftling t1me tax-fre e mcome by us1ng nat! llesson m hts attempt to Harmon I 0 I I 0 up a lost day. In the Me1gs because of tlle nearness of the s pe c~a l loopholes that had steal third base. Stowers 7 3 5 5 3 dtstnct, students have mtssed Internal Revenue Service "mU11mum tax 11 provisions That ended tn the scoring for stx days or more. The state ruhng," Warren sa1d Their avera ge tax was about the game as Wahama had allows ftve days closmg durmg Ntxon must also pay about $6,151 -about 4 per cent emerged vtclorwus for thetr a school year. The one day $5,000 m back Califorma taxes, "That 's a smaller rate tllan a stxteenth wm of the season by a Mr and Mrs Tun Wtlkmson makeup sesswn Monday tn the and the New York Depariment wage earner maktng $6,000 a 2-0 score and Shawn of Columbus spent a Me1gs Local Dtstrtct w11l be all of Taxatwn has announced that year pays," Mondale satd In the mghtcap the White weekend wtth her parents, Mr that ts requtred tn most tt ts mves\Jgating hts returns IRS satd only one tn seven Falcons commttted a total of and Mrs Rudy Durst schools wlule the Pres1dent was a taxpayers, about 14 per cent, stx errors, wh1ch allowed four Mrs. Raymond Kerns of res1dent of New York City. have been markmg thetr unearned runs to cross plate, Sptller was a Wednesday afAUTOS COLLIDE It may not be much help to return s to have $1 of the1r tax es to go down to defeat by a 6-3 ternoon caller at the home of POMEROY - Police tntaxpayers makmg out checks diverted to fmance president tal margm Mr and Mrs. Dale Lawson and veshgated a two car acctdent campatgns m 1976. llurncane dented tlle plate chtldren Saturday at 10 23 p m on East for four runs tn the ftrst mning Mr. and Mrs Bobby Joe and then added two more in the Prtce and daughter of Long Main St . James Ltsle, TAKEN TO HOSPITAL second to take a 6-llead whtch Bottom VISited her parents, Syracuse, pulled mto the street Conveme nce, safety The Middlepor t E-R squad they never rellnqlllshed. Mr and Mrs. Wilham Mld- from Landmark Servtce GALLIPOLIS, OHIO , . acceptabl< e tax wa s called to Ratlroad St. at Wahama managed only f1ve dleswart on Saturday af- Station into the path of a car Arplll3, 1974, 4.18 p m. Saturday for Thomas driven by Frankhn ~ R1zer, records ... pi us a base htts m the game whtle ternoon. SALES REPORT OF R. Roush, 20, who was havmg steahng seven bases. Tom Durst made a business 21, Pomeroy Lisle was Cited· favorable con~o necnon Ohio Valley Livestock Co. d1fftculty brealhtng. He was M1ke Lewts was the Jeadmg tnp to Parkersburg on a recent for failure to y1eld r1ght of way STOCKER CATTLE wtth a strong fmanctal taken to Veterans Memortal There was med1um property STEERS- 250 to 300 lbs. 48 to httter fop the White Falcons Saturday insurunon . W I oere HPSpttal where he was addamage No tnjunes were wtth two smgles in three ofMr and Mrs . Arthur Allen of 57, 300 to 400 lbs 45 to 51.50; 400 could you get " a mttted . reported. to 500 lbs 42 to 49; 500 to 600 lbs ftctal tnps to the plate. Lewts Newark spent the weekend at better deal? 40 to 45, 600 to 700 lbs 36.50 to also stole five bases to bring hts thetr trailer camp and vistted MAN INJURED 42.J5; 700 lbs. and Over 32.50 to season total to 45 but the relatives in the area The Pomeroy ER squad JUSt couldn't get the Mr and Mrs Buddy Cornell Falcons 34.50 transported John Deak, no HEIFER CALVES - 250 to btg blow to break the game and Sherry vistted Mr. and 300 lbs. 44 to 52 50, 300 to 400 open. They left a total of twelve Mrs Bill Bryant and famtly on address recorded, an accident vtchm, to Veterans Memonal lbs. 42 to 47.50; 400 to 500 lbs 38 men stranded on the base- Saturday night. Hospital Sunday at 2 19 p.m paths but couldn't score but CJmt Birch and Leota and to 46 50, 500 to 600 lbs. 38 to 46.50; 500 to 600 lbs. 37 to 43 15 , three run s over the seven tn· Mr and Mrs. Thomas Birch The she riff's Dept is invtstted Mary Birch of vestigating the acctdent of 600 to 700 lbs 34 to 38 25; 700 mng stmt took the contest Galltpohs on Sunday. Miss which details are incomplete Hurncane POMEROY, OHIO lbs. and Over 32.50 to ~I 50 by a 6-3 score to gam a spht m Birch is recovering slowly STOCK COWS & BULLS (By The Head)- Stock Cows 210 to tlle double header and leave from recent surgery $20,000 00 Max1mum Insurance For Mr. and Mrs. Terry Proffttt Each Oepos1for 340; Stock Cows and Calves 340 the Whtte Falcons recorded at a ftne l!Hl mark and son of Great Bend visited to 495 , Stock Bulls 275 to 400 ; • Wahama now must face the Mr. and Mrs. Monte Proffttt Baby Calves 50 to 110, 1By The (Continued from page I ) and family on Sunday afMEMBER F£0£RAL DEPOSIT fNSURAN Cf ORPOR A TION Pound ) - Canners & Cutters Gallipolis Blue Dev1is at everybody singmg a hymn that the impulse would come to me to Gallipolis today Then on ternoon. Cows 26 to 30; Holstem Cows 29 Mrs. Joan Greatllouse has take off all my clothes...! wanted desperately to stand up naked to 34.10, Commerctal Bulls Tuesday the htt the trail for for God and everyone else to see. I had to clench my teeth and sit (1,000 lbs. and Over) 32 50 to 40. Racine, Ohto to tangle with the been a patten! at Veterans on my hands to keep myself from undressing." LAMBS- Tops 90 lbs to 110 Southern Tornadoes The rest Memorial Hospital. The anecdote is contamed m a chapter hUed, "My Sm." of the week looks hke thts: 36 50 to 37.25 ; Seconds 75lbs to 80 30 to 31 50 , Ltghl.s 40 lbs to Hannan-Trace at home on Wednesday, Wtlhamstown 65 25 to 28.50; Stock Ewes By away on Thlll·sday, Fnday IS the Head 7 50 to 15 an open date as 1t stands nght VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 now and Saturday the Whtte lbs to 250 65 to 71; MediUm 200 ·Falcons will be at St Mary's lbs to 31!0 48 50 to 62.50, Culls 50 FIRST GAME Down SHOATS - 10.50 to 24.50. 1234567 RHE would be postmarked by rmdmg:ht , On Apnl .!, the ms ruled that Ntxon o"cd the government approxunately half hts net worth be ca use durtng hts aduumstratwn he Improper ly had deducted tll e value of the to the 111 ~. bu t a Brooktngs One of the bigg ~est bargains you'll • !~ver find is our Checl dng Stivers ville Account service ~ ~and Market Report . THE FARMERS BJ 'NK AND SAVINGS C( ). News. CURTAIN AND DRAPERY SALE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF READY-MADE CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES IS INQ.UDED IN THIS SALE. Btg selection of colors and styles in sheers, cape cods, fiberglas draperies, lters, valances. . ::::::::::::::::::::::.:·:=:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·::;:;.;:::;::::::::::::::.::::: . way th e dollar IS lodoy, 1f 's ru st a s well money d oe~ n ' l qrow on tr ees (It would cheap en th e neighborhood) " "The T r ue money doesn't grow on trees bu t money spent on •rnprovmg your home goes a lo" g wa y when you shop wl1 h the "F RIEN DLY ONE S" Be 11,g members ot HWI our buymg power TO HOSPITALS The Middleport ER squad transported Myrtle Hayes , Pomeroy, to Veterans Memortal Hospital Saturday at 8·46 p m Sunday at 9:44a.m Mary O'Dell was taken to Holzer Med1cal Center by the squad SAVE 20% ON CURTAIN ' AND DRAPERY MOUNTING HARDWARE DURING THIS SALE. MEIGS THEATRE Tomght thru T~ursday AprtllS -18 NOT OPEN allo ws us to g 1ve our c ustomers QUALITY MERCHA N D I SE at R e ASO NABLE PRICES . Home Furnishings Dept. · First Floor Fn , Sat , Sun . Apnl19 20 21 OKLAHOMA CRUDE { T echmcolor 1 George C Scott F"ay Dunawa y I PGl Col or-cartoon • Krazy Kat Show Starts,7 p.m . Matn Store and Warehouse Open Weekdays 9:30 to Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. s p.m. Open Both Elberfelds In ·Pomeroy ., I, ' II ., \• \ ... ' 'I ' '• ' I \ • Explos!on blows 2 men from auto Two voung men v.cre InJured AWARDS CEREMONY - The annual Candystrtpers Tea Monday mghl was highhghted by the awards ceremony In the group recogntzed were,! to r, seated, Nita Herrman, Lisa Scott, Chen Reuter, Joann Blevms, Mar; Krawsczyn, preSident, Mary Sauer, and Lynn Hoschar, and standtng, Peggy . . .. I Jones, Bambt Ehas, Jane Schwarz, Vtcki R1zer, V1cky Clelland, lng11u Hawle; , Cheryl Hud<on , Ca thy Osborne,I.Jz Edwards, Sharon Hcasely, Ruse Colburn, Hegma Hamson , Cheryl Lehew, Jo Antt Mtllnon , ond Debbte Campbell See story on Page 4 • at y treated In other actton, the Shenff 's dn embdn k mcnt Th e car Dept reported another auto stopper! on 11.5 top and C <~ughl cau ght ftre Ill an acctdent, this one S ~nda) mgh t on SR 681. fi re Mlddle s\\art ,tnd a Accordtng to Shenff Harpa sse nger, ~lik e Johnson , 23 t<:nhach' s offtce, Jon A Dea ks , Potlland, tned to gel ou t of the ~ l . Athens. was travelltng East cat , but tl exploded befm e the) whe[llns auto went off the road to the Jell. and back onto tll e could reach Sdfety . Both MtddieS\Iatt .tnd 1 oad before tl roll ed over three J<Jlmson were blo"Wn fret' 1r1to a Jr four ltmes and caught ftre to ft eld by the force of the ex- Dek s w::t s takciJ to Veterans pl nswn Both suffei ed burns 011 Mem o11a l ll ospttal by t,he Porncro) Emergency Squad lhe1r hands. f c~cc and ha1r The Mctgs Count) Shettff s where he 1.\ cJ S t1 eated for mm 6r De partment \\ t11eh tn· scratches H ~ was cited for VCS llgated the InCHienl Said d11 v 1ng under the mfluence of ne 1tiler man \\as tmmed tate ly dlcuhul early todd\ when then c~1r exploded knoc ktng both 1111o " field Wtllldlll G Mtddlesw,trl lA B.t 1. Purtlt~nd , V.d S dri\IIlg Edst on Cl1 ll tn Sullon T11 p dl ~a m \\h e n <=~ deer r~ppe<1re d 111 Ute mtddl e of I he 1o"cl When Mtdclles11 at I "PPited Ins bro:J kes hi S cllllO skidded The11 v.hen 11e tH.c.e lcr c~t e d • enttne bnng the aut o out of the >ktd , he los t contr ol dnd \\Cnt over Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mason Area VOL. XXVI NO 2 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1974 TEN CENTS PHONE 992 2l5fi • Two Pomeroy police restgn ' Ronrue Anderson and Ron Smith, police officers, submitted thetr restgnattons to Pomeroy counc1l Monday rught. Anderson in his letter to Chtef Jed Webster srud he was leaving to accept other em.ployment and thanked Chtef Webster for his assistance. Webster declared h1s department needs a dispatcher and a meter patrolman . Dispatchers have to he tramed and police officers must go to school. Upon recommendation by Webster, council hired Dorothy McKenzie as a dlspatcher Webster will make recommendations for pohce offtcers later. The VIllage also needs a Jam tor. Apphcallons are bemg accepted Dave Jeffers was htred as a full tune officer to replace Ron Sm1th Jeffers wtll serve a three month probattonary penod A request was recetved by council from the Pomeroy Nattonal Bank to place hoods over two meters on Second St durmg banking hours (9 a m to 5 p m .) Counctl felt smce the bank has opened 1ts new auto bank tlle meters close to the bank would be needed by tlle pubhc The bank offered to pay $100 a year per meter It was also noted that the presen t depository on Second St wtll be removed A letter was read from By United Press International KEY BISCAYNE, FLA. - PRESIDENT NIXON wmds up his Easter vacation at hts baystde VIlla here lq<lay and heads back to Washmgton where he has scheduled an appearance this week hefore the Daughters of the American Revolution. A White House spokesman said Nixon wtll address the DAR's 83rd Contmental Congress at Constttution Hall Thursday mornmg. Wednesday evening, tlle t>restdent will give a dmner at the White House 111 honor of tlle ambassadors to the Orgamzatwn of American States He is expected to speak to the ambassadors of his goals for unprovmg Umted States-Latm American relations m the seventies NEW YORK - OF THOSE AMERICANS POLLED, more belteve John Dean's versiOn of the Watergate scandal than helieve Prestdent Ntxon's version, Louis Harris survey released Monday mdicates. The figures show 46 per cent of the partiCipants m the poll think Dean has been more truthful than NIXon , and 29 per eent think Ntxon has been more truthful. A fourth of those polled satd they were not sure which they thought was the more truthful about Watergate In testunony before tlle Senate Watergate Commtltee last summer, Dean accused Nixon of knowmg about the Watergate cover-up, but Nixon has denied it. Harrts said JUSt after Dean's Senate testunony a poll showed he had made a favorable liDpression 111 terms of truthfulness But "durmg tlle ensumg 10 months while Prestdent Ntxon's cred1bthty has sharply declined, hehef in what Dean satd has not dimm1shed ," Harris said. "Relattvely, therefore, Nixon's chtef accuser now stands as a more credtble witness on the events of the Watergate coverup than the Prestdent himself " SAGINAW, MICH - PRESIDENT NIXON and the natiOn watched closely today as an expensive and publictzed electwn battle m Michigan's 8tll Congressional District reached tis deciSive clunax. "Make no m1stake," said Democratic candidate J. Bob Traxler, "thiS ts areferendum of RIChard Nixon "Traxler predicted he would wm 53 per cent ofthe vote . But Republican candidate James M. Sparling Jr., predtcted he would wm tf the GOP turns out a heavy vote m this tradi\Jonally Republican dtstnct The polls were open from 7 am. to 8 p.m. EDT. NIXon projected huru;elf directly and personally into the. camp;ugn last week when he spent nearly !JVe hours touring rural areas of the district, h1s ftrst full-fledged political foray since Watergate. Reuter-Brogan Insurance Co insurance on parktng lot and street meters The cost for the servi ce IS based on valuatton of meters , or $1.50 per $100 valuation The cost to Pomeroy would be $585 per year Pomeroy has 189 street meters and 202 parkmg lot mete rs The 1n surance would cover theft a nd vandalism Smce the cost to tlle vtllage proposmg has been great due to theft and vandahsm, co unct l suggested a representattve of the company atte nd the next reg ular meetmg to dtscuss tlle proposal fu rther A letter WO:JS r ead fr om Bobter Eleclromcs ln c , Parkersburg, 111 abcut servtcmg radio eqUipment for the polll'e department at a cost of $100 55 per month Counctl mvtted a representative of the company meet w1l11 11 later Mayor Dale Smtth s~~ested th at smce tlle Shelly Hot Mtx Co has loca ted m Syracuse now IS the tunc to contract for street work tn Po merov II was ' . agreed a representa ti ve of Shelly and VIllage offt ctals wtll check street.s to be repatred and the total cost F'tndings 111ll be re ported at the next meetmg A lctt~r was recetved from O:m g Uarencc Mtller on the sub ject of the parking lot and streambank eros10n problem e~t Pome1 oy Th e letter 1m pw t 1 swd tl ha s been deter mme d tha t further conslCiera tion be g1ven to the design of any planned Improvement The Wate r Resources Developm ent Act of 1971 mcreases federal parltctpa ll on from $50,000 to r Con trnuccl on pc~ gc Bf Nixon to Bloodmobile day April 29th select tapes KEY BISCAYNE , Fla (UP! ) - Presiden t Ntxon wtll turn ove r '·ha rd " ~vidence to the House Judictary Commtttee which will prove his mnocen ce tn !he Watergate cover-up, a high ranking White House offictal said today But the offtctal, who declmed to be tdentifted, strongly mdicated tllat Ntxon w1ll not fully comply wtth the subpoena for more than 40 taped conversations sought by the tmpeactunent panel He also said that even tf the House brtngs tmpeachment charges against Nixon, the Prestdent tntends to travel to a swnmtt meeting in Moscow the las! week tn June He confidently predicted Ntxon WJII not res1gn or be removed from offlee by tmpeachment "We're gomg to turn over absolutely what we think to be the hard evtdence of all tlle totaltty of the Prestdent's knowledge and actwns," he srud "There w11l be verbattm transcnpts of matertals directly from the tapes tn extensive quanttty " Deadline Set Ntxon mtends to respond to the subpoena early next week when Congress wmds up tl.s Easter recess The comrruttee set a deadlme of Apnl25 for tlle reply James D. St. Clatr, tlle Prestdent's chJCf Watergate (Continued on page 8) ~..a·=~·:·:·:::::·:::::·:::::-:-::·:·:::::·:·:::::·:·:·:·:-:=:;:.;;:.;.;.:.:--:.:.:..o;:.:.:-.-..:~;:;:-:·:;:-:;:;o;:;:;:;:;.~~=. Bloodmobtle day IS JUSt 14 days away - on Aptti 29 - at the Pomct'ny Eiell tcntat y School between the hours 1 to 6 p m Meettng bl oo d needs of eac h county Ill Ohio ts an oh lt gallon wht ch the Anw11 can Red Ct oso t11cs to serve The Hed Cross provtdes the means through bloodmob ile VISits to the u JUn ty. bu1 It mukes the help of com mum ty restdents respondm g to the need and bccom tn g voluni PPt bl ood donors to acco mpltsh thts. The Department of Health, Educatwn and Welfare ha s encou raged ~~ \'olunteer bluud f>' u g 1 d i ll because of the mcreased need for blood and blood denvauve 'i through (1dvanc ed blood t L· ~.:llrwlog ; HEW has stressed the need for an all vol unteer blood program,thus mtnt st enn~ tlte ns k of hcr<llllrs and other transmttlable dtseases . Thts msures the safest most reltable product ,,vetlable fut pal teru s tn hospttals If you or a member of your famtly has ever needed blood you know h011 unportant and \al uable" blood program 1s The Blood Program for Metgs County could provtde the blood needs fot dll rest dents of the county tf enough people become tnvolved as volunteer blood donors All mterested people should reg1ster at the bl oodmobtle VISit on Monday, ~pnl29 :~ t thc Pomcto; Elementary School for 1 to 6 p.m Ban·d in June competition The Metgs Ht gh School Marchtng Band has been accepted mto the Myrtle Beach com pettlJOn on June 5-B, Dtrector Dwtght Goms an no~nced Monday mght when tlle band boosters met at the htgh school Goms also announced tha l 22 gtrls are trymg out for a new "flag corps" wh1ch wtll perform m the band next fall Twelve gtrls are to be se lected tn the tryouts as are new maJorettes. The group dtscussed fund ratstng actiVI ti es to make money for the forth comm g trips among whtch ts an excurston to King 's Island on Aprtl 27 The band wtll leave . tlle htgh school at 9 a m There wtll be compeltlton there The annual band banquet was changed from May 11 to May 18 wtth parenl.s tnvtted to atten\1 at $2 50 a person Parenl.s wtll recetve letters and rese rvatiOn fm ms A c o n~.:ert by the Wrtgh t-Palterson Atr Force Band at the Metgs Aud1tonum was announced for May 17 wtth pat enls of band members also bemg 1nv1tcd to that event A norrunatwg cum rmtt cc composed of Mrs Charles Wtldermulh, Mrs John Sebo and Mrs. Charles Werry wa s Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITT ED - Eltzabe th Sharpnack, Racm e. Wtlltam Buchanan, Ho c kw gpor t , Ronald Lyons, Mason; James Sulhvan , Belpre, Henrt etta Castle, Mtddlep or t , Mary Durst, Poll]eroy, Anna Turner, Rutland; Oscar Johnson , Chiton DISCHARGED - Datsy Yonker, Ev elyn Barber, Grego ry Ferguson, Mtnnte Pickens, Bermce Wtnkler HATTIESBURG, MISS. - THOUSANDS OF PERSONS, routed from their homes by flash flooding that caused an estimated $50 million m damage, mo;oed mto emergency shelters Monday at a Nattonal Guard camp, schools, and churches. "The water is a bout siX feet high in some of the houses, and furniture and clothes are floatmg all around,'' said Darrel Blount of Petal, Miss., who helped orgamze a relief shelter m the community north of Hattiesburg. Civil Defense officials sa1d aboul,!l2,000 flood refugees_from the Hattiesburg area and other parts of southern Mississippi spent Monday night at Camp Shelby, a sununer trammg base for national guardsmen, and another 1,000 slept in sheltets around the ctly ' I, . I, ATHENS, Ohto (UP!) - About 50 members of a DOD· recognncd Ohio Unhers1ty student workers union ptcketed the school's largest cafeteria today in a strike whlch ts scheduled to last only one day. The students, seeking to gain re<ognltloo by the sr.hool, d1d not attempt to prevent persons from entering the Nelson Cafet eria , whlch was manned by supervisory personnel and most of the older cooks and servers. The wuversity has refused to recognize the union, claimlng less than half of the total student help on campus had stb'lled union pledge cards. Jtm Wolff, supervisor of the cafeteria, said lhe lack of studenl .help had not hampered the breakfast operation. There was some concern. however, there may be more problems at the lunch and dlnncr meals hecause more students eat at those times Strikers claimed at least two university vans hauling food to the cafeteria turned back when they saw the picket line . The students urged boarders to "eat a lot " and to leave their eating trays on tables rather than return them to the usual place for washing. Among other complaints ··· registered by the strikers were low pay, lack of a senlorlty -~~~ system no grievance pohcy and no job security. 1 named dur mg the meetmg , preSided over by Frank Stsson , prestden t The commt ttee wtll repor t at the next meetin g Mrs Marvtn Burt and Mrs J ohn Murphy were named to tlle audtltng com mtttce The sprm g conce rt was announced for Apnl 26 The etghth gt ade band wtll also take part FBI wants Miss Hearst SAN FRANCISCO IUPIJ - The FBI today s ought Patricia Hearst as one of four rifle-toting women who held up a San Francisco bank Monday, s hot two bystanders and escape\i with more than $ 10,000 Authonties sa td the 20-year-old kidnap v tc llm may have been forced to parttctpate agamst he r wtll Miss Hearst was tdenltfted tn ptctures taken by a hidden bank camera. Ktdnaped 10 weeks ago by the Symbwnese Ltberation Army , Miss Hearst, in a tape-reco rded message, renounced her parents and her former life 13 days ago and sa td s he was jotnmg forces wtth her captors She sa td she has changed her name to "Tama. " A subpoena was tssued for matenal witness tn the robM1ss Hearst, granddaughter of bery famed newspaper founder Wtl"She may have been act111g ltam Randolph Hearst, as a under duress and coerciOn," satd FBI spe<ml agent 111 charge, Charles W Bates, 111 explammg why she was sought as a matenal witness mstead of a parttctpant Three other women were named as SLLS· peels, and pohce satd five men Two truckloads of food and apparently also were mvolved clothmg for the Xema dtsaster '-four of them wa1tmg outstde area left thts mornmg from the m two getaway cars Mtddleport Church of Chnst. She May be Charged Too Dnvers of the two vehtcles Bales smd if 11 were deterwere Mrs Shtrley Bumgardner mmed that Mtss Hearst was a and George Glaze, pastor of the wtlhng parttctpant, she also Mtddleport Church of Chnst w<>uld be charged w1tll ba¥ The t" o truckloads mcluded a robbery number of contributiOns which The robber y too~ place had been recetved by Mr and shortly after the 9 am openmg Mrs Robert Mtller at thetr of a Htberrua Bank branch in home m Pomeroy They are San Franc isco's oceanstde former Xema residents Others Sunset Otst nct The four contnbuttng to the two. women - all young and wh1te, truckloads were tlle Syracuse wearmg dark coats and Ba seball Boosters and the "waffle-stomper" IYJl:C boots Mtddleport Church of Chnst and ca rrying sem1-automat1c rifles - and a man entered tlle bank with mtlitaryhke Republicans will prectsion , scooped $10,690 from drawers after· ordermg meet on Thursday cash pa Irons and employes to he on In order to re-orgamze lht the floor, then fled through tlle Meigs Cou nt y Young front door , firmg at passersby. Two men were seriously Republtcan Club a meeting wtll be held Thursday at 8 p m at wounded, but both -.yere reportThe Me1gs Inn Speakers w1ll ed in sattsfactory condttion at a be Roy Shmabery, represen- hospttal. They were Peter tative qf state headquarters, Markoff, 59, who operates a nearby liquor store, and Eu~nd Roger Yurchuck, chatrgene Brennan, 70, who lives man of the Ohto League of near the. scene. Young Repubhcan Clubs A hidden camera in the bank All mterested youn g Republicans are urged to at- tOOk several dramatic photographs of the gun-WJeldmg tend . robbers, mcludmg one showing the woman 1dentif1ed as PaSHOOTING TONIGHT trtcta carryin~ a gun but with The Metgs County Jaycees (Contmued on page 8) · shooters educalton program contmues tomght at 7 at the Meigs Juntor Htgh Bldg. m Htgh temperatures today Mtddleport. All Jaycees and Wednesday m the lower 60s avatlable are asked to a1d m extreme south portion today. , the program. , The shootoffs wJII begin next Generally clear tonight. Lows m the 3llli week. Food, clothing $10 AWARDED Angela Dowell , daughter of Mr an d Mrs Roy Dowell of Rae me Route 2 has won the $10 pme tn the Easlct egg hunt of the MHldlcpor t • Pomeroy Rota ry Club Sunday OPEN HOUSE SET The Pomeroy Ftre Department 11 til liold a pubhc open house at IL<; new quarters on Butternut Ave from I to 5 p.m Sunday , Aprtl 2A, ftre chtef Charles Legar reporL< EGYPT WARNED TODAY OF NEW FIGHTING in the Sinai Desert unless Israel fmds a way to end the escalatmg war of attrition With Syria along the tense Golan Heights truee lines. The Egypttan warnmg came after Israeli and Syrian forees clashed for control of the strategic slopes,of ¥1 Hebron Monday in the 35th consecutive day of iightlng along the Golan Heights. The semi-official Cairo newspaper Al Akhbar said Lsrael should not count on Egyptian guns to remain silent if the fighling with Syrta continues. " Israel cannot remain with one Arab front to concentrate on," the authoritative newspaper said. "The time when Lsrael was able to practice this method was passed ... WASffiNGTON - THE COST OF UVING Council ( CLC) has 1 (Continued on page 8) • . ' • • in Briefs Elberfelds In Pomeroy TO HOSPITAL HHS. 0000000 060 RACINE - Sunday at 5 p.m. WHS 0010010 242 the Racme ER squad transported Pete Thorn e, 72, Nease Settlement Road , to Holzer ARMY TAKES OVER Medtcal Center. PARIS (UPI) - The army seJZed power 111 the West Afncan state of Niger today, a LOCAL TEMPS Temperature m downtown spokesman for the Ntger Pomeroy Monday at 11 a m. Embassy m Pans satd was 52 degrees under cloudy slues. ' WATER ON RAMPAGE HATTIESBURG , Miss . (UP!) - Several thousand persons were evacuated from their homes m central and south Mississippi today as flood waters rampaged through the stale after three days-of heavy rain. At least seven persons were killed. Gov. Bill Waller activated the National Guard to help ln the evacuation of residents. Many persons, their escape route blocked by the rising water, ' were removed by helicopter. • going to Xenia Weather TIIESE BIG BEND MINSTREL Assn . dancers will , appear several times in each of the three "rmm-shows" Saturd~y at the "Silver Slipper Saloon'' m the romeroy Jumor Htgh School audttonum Shows w~ll be at 6·30, 8 and 9 30 p m. F'rom the left are Jemy Chapman, Becky Thomas, \ Kathy Werry, Babs Wttle, Ju<iy Owen, Peggy O'Br1en, Jan Holter, Antta King, l;ma N1ert, Shelly Mankm and Sonya Ohlmger Not present was Debbie Bailey Advance llckets for any of the three shows may be secured at tlle New York Clothmg House. Dtrectmg the rrum-mustcals ts Bob Hoeflich ,, ·I 1 ' ' \ • . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 15, 1974