https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/44449d468a6ff9258e97b89205cf882a.pdf 5d4a778337cd9b83275a101dddc79aea PDF Text Text 40 persons hurt in explosion near UN • ' vote un primary day Kepl Out Of Sight The third man m the race, By Hobart Wilson Jr. Bert Dawson Jr , Columbtana THIS YEAR'S Amenca n Cant-er Soctety Vanety Show County engmeer, has kept even prom tses to be, as the old saymg goes, ' btgger and better than furth er out of stght Unfortunever " ately, nobody knows hun and +++ he likely wtU draw Ute usual 6 MRS Larry (Pat) Boyer ts program chlllt man for t11e 1974 to 8 per cent from people who show, to be held Frtday Aprtl 26, begmmng at i 30 p m m the want !hell' offiClals to travel Galha Academy Htgh School audtlortum Myton (Bud ) Mt'Ghee mcogmto will serve as master of ceJemomes The Gtlhgan people are +++ afratd to take Nolan bghUy MRS Boyer satd the program has been completed lor ' They may be shellmg out more CONNIE DAILEY Frtday's tw<>-hour show Ftrst on the agenda ts the Tn-I.tghters than $200,000 on Ute prtmary REEDSVILLE - Connie square dancers Jmt Bt own wtll serve as caller Tlus wtll be campa tgn, whtch IS bke usmg Dailey, daughter of Mr and followed by Ann Rteser s School of Baton Featured m this act a perenmal office-seeker from an elephant gun on a gnat Mrs. Billy T Dailey, Box 21- Cleveland The governor's are Chrtsly Rtchte, solo, Debbte Rteser I one Naskey , Dtxte The governor htmself has B, Long Bottom, has been •Marltn, Gwen Gtlham and Teresa Sheets backers say privately there's demonstrated he has an ear to selected as April "Girl of the +++ no way Nolan wtll get one vote the ground Whether warmmg Month" by tire Eitstern Htgh APPEARING next wtll be an mstrumental group from Galha out of ftve m the Democratic up for November or not he has School Future Homemakers ballotmg Academy Htgh School called "EERF" made up of John Keels, danced mmbly to some pobtcal of America. A JUnior, Miss Joey Gtven, Greg Boone , Mark Curry, Ltsa James, Jan Ellwtt, Rhodes, a fiX lure 111 Repub- tunes over the past few weeks Dailey has been a member of lican polibcs for a thtrd of a Mallonnee Robmson and Lam Ross This wtll be followed by an APPEAR ON CANCER PROGRAM- The Shafer Family, wtUt John Cardwell, Gallta Gtlligan took no chances the organization for three century, also seems hkely to act by Dwtght Shumway and Teresa Na nce !tiled, ' I Am HerCounty's own gospel smgmg group, wtll partictpa!e m the 1974 American Cancer Socte!y's anyone would beat him to the years. She has achieved her wm practically by default bert '' show Frtday, begmnmg at 7 30 p m In the GAHS audttonum The group hatls from vanety tornad~avaged Xema area, JUnior and c1hapter degrees State Rep Charles E Fry, leavmg Columbus before the +' + Crown Ctty, and has perfonned throughout the regwn They recently recorded the1r Ill'S! and Is worktng on her sta te Spnngfteld mtlhonatre, has SANDY Hunter WJll then present a vocal and corned) album, Rock of Ages, at Goodman Sounds m Madisonville, Ky. The group conststs of Gat! wtnd dted down Perhaps he degree routme, follo11ed by Bobby Dean Gordon's sktt, ' Geraldme" !ned hard as the represen. wanted to avotd the wrath felt Shafer, electrtc mandobn, Sue Ann Shafer, lead smger and rhythm gu1tar, Randy Shafer, Gordon wtll be asststed by Rtchard saunders as ' The Guy on the taltve of the antt-Rhodes wmg by Gov Milton J Shapp of bart tone smger and elec!rtc lead guttarlllt, plus hannomca and ftddle and John Cardwell, tenor Street '' of the party to show that the Pennsylvama when the and alto smger and bass guttar Cardwell also plays the electric and rhythm gu1tar and banJo +++ former governor's string has government was slow to (See today's Dateline for additional details) FOLLOWING a brtef mterrmsston, Tex Hamson and the run out mUte day of Watergate respond to flooded WtlkesValley Boyswtll open the second hall of the program Thts wtll be and pubhc dllltrust of govern- Barre restdeniS m 1972 followed by selectiOns by the GAHS Madrtgals, a ptano duet by ment and polihctans At any rate, Gtlllgan's apMtke Cornett and Steve Mullms, and the show wtll be concluded But Rhodes has kept out of pearance probably meant MARlETT A - Conunup1ty With numbers presented by the Four-Gone ConclusiOns and TIIC orgamzatwns and serVice stght, reframed from steppmg more to Xemans than Shafer Family clubs m southeastern Ohw on his tongue and will let his Prestden!Ntxon's a week later +++ wtshmg to have a guest famtllary name attract upStrengthen Assurances THE famous barber shop quat tel IS made up of Dr Thomas speaker can beneftt from the wards of 70 per cent of the GOP The governor also had to Morgan, Dr John Markley, A K Sutler and Mannmg Ohto Department of Transstrengthen his assurances that Wetherholt Members of the Gospel smgers are Gat! Shafct, Sue portation's Dllllrtct Ten free central State Umvers1ty would Anne Shafer, Randy Shafer and John Cardwell Speakers' Bureau be rebUilt and that nattonal +++ guardsmen tndicted m the Kent DJStrtct Deputy Dtrector nus year's benefit show promises to be qUick-movmg and Max R Farley swd the bureau State shoo.tmgs would be entertamlng All pt oceeds wtll go toward the ftght agams! wtll furmsh speakers that defended by state attorneys. cancer spectahze m parbcular areas Gilligan's office hotly demes +++ "For mstance," sa1d Farley, there was any scent of politics 11 LOOSE NOTES - A Brookhaven Htgh School teacher professiOnal engmeers may to any of these three dectsions captured top honors m the recent Ohio Department of Htghway's be the best qualifted to speak "When he does somethmg safety Slogan-Essay Contest He IS Dale Studebaker, Columbus nght, you guys (newsmen) say about problems and solutions Studebaker will recetve the use of a luxury compact auto for a to local transportation needs. 1t's polttctal," countered one year, plus free msurance coverage, courtesy of the Ohto Other speakers may be more POMPANO BEACH, Fla - staffer Assoc1ahon of Insurance Agents, and Governor John J effectiVe m commumcatmg Ute Desptle the so-called "energy Gtlbgan has done a Jot of Gtlligan's No I license plates Gallta County's adult wmner m prtortties and runcttons of the cnsts", a Chris-Craft dealer m thmgs ngh! m three years, and Ute contest was Jeffrey Carl Steele, Lower Rtver Rd lhs slogan Ohto Department of Trans- Pompano Beach has set a barrmg scandals between now was "Dnve Slow to Conserve Gas, Dnve Carefully to Conserve portation " record for monthly sales that and November, he wtll be People" Galha's youth wmner was Charles Davtd Clark, 12, Rt nThis serVIce IS offered so almost total one mtlhon tough for Rhodes to beat I, Patrtot His slogan read "Don't drmk and drtve tf you want to people 111 our dlstrtct wtll un- dollars Fry, the top challenger to stay alive " derstand the department's Rodt Chrts-Craft of Pompano Rhodes, bebeves 11 wtll be un+++ goals and concerns It IS aU Beach reported sales totalmg posstble because the rorrner ' TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the !ties of the Datly Trtbune part of making state govern- $886,400 03 for the month of governor has too many babtliand weekly Gall Ia Times John Mcintosh, 46, nahve of Canada ment closer to the people," March IIes. and a resident of Middleport becomes ftrst construe !ton fatality TWO GIRLS INJURED- Two Parkersburg gB'Is, Brenda Farley, and Neva Lusk, both 17, added Farley Robert Elsemtller, vice- Rhodes would be 6> by Ute at Kyger Creek Power Plant followmg 14-foot fall from carwere recovermg from painful mjurtes saturday m Pleasant Valley Hospttal suffered m a oneRequests for speakers should president ge neral lime he took office Questwns and penters platform Earl Moore, veteran Galltpolts automobile car wreck Frtday about 5 30p m on Steenbergen Hill near PI Pleasant The vehicle drtven by be addressed to Public ln- manager for Rodt, satd tt was were ratsed the last t1me he dealer and busmessman succumbs Rto Grande College Miss Lusk bad gone out of control and mto a ditch II burst mto flames shortly after both gl!'ls formatton Dtstrtcl Ten, the highest monthly sales was m offtce about mfluenceBasketball Coach Newt Ohver restgns post Freda Morns, 13, had been asststed from 11. Mtss Farley was m stable condttion m m!enstve care at the hospt!al ' Department of Transportation, volume tn Ute over 25-year peddhng and tax problems centerville, records highest score on state test g1ven 312 Galha saturday Miss Lusk bad facta!, arm and back IllJUnes Both are students at Parkersburg Htgh Muskmgum Drtve, Manetta, htstory of the company And the new life g1ven lawsmts School The car was a total loss Photo, courtes) Mason County Sheriff's Dept County etghUt graders GAHS baseball team defeats Pomeroy Ohto 45750 "Because of the gas sttualton agamst the Rhodes adI 9-J on Utree·lntter by pitcher Jun Thomas at the tune of the Mtaml ln- mmtstrahon for tis handbng of ternaltonal Boat Show (Feb the Kent State st!uallon could BODY FOUND As one observer put 1t, all 11 cent of the vote m Uteprunary. BOWLING GREEN, Ky. 21-27, 1974), we feel the people haunt the former governor aU out swmgmg agamst Gtlligan year who attended were more The one reported scandal Ute proved was ' that Gilligan's Conversely, they don 't seem (UPI) - The body of Lew Ill ~~ 1 want Republicans to wm," GOP had on the Gilltgan ad- commerce director, Denms concerned about the poSSibility Banks, 16, Columbus, Ohto, quahhed," Elsemiller satd was recovered Friday from the "The boat buyer came and the IS Fry's message "They won 't mmts!ratton flopped when the Shaul, "knew somebody who of Nolan gettmg 20 per cent wtth Rhodes " accused influence-peddler, Ak- didn 't do anything wrong" "Any governor who dldn'l Barren Rtver near here at the casual spec~tor dtdn't " They ungh! not w1Ut Fry Elsemtller also satd Rodt 's $2 ron realtor Anthony LaFatch, Gtlligan supporters believe 1t make that many people mad s~t where Banks and two etther, but the Sprtngfteld conGALLIPOLIS GAHS frtends attempted to swtm the mtlhon-average tnventory tractor believes he could come was acqwtted on all counts of , wtll be a major repudtation of wouldn't be much of a gave buyers a wide vanety extorhon Rhodes tf he po~_only_60_ Jl!1L_ goyernor," satd one Prmc1pal James N M Davts nver Thursday mght from which to choose for 111\Offtctals satd the two other announced saturday 347 Gallta is the time Academy High School students boys safely reached the opp<>- medta!e delivery "People who to call me for the best successfully competed the st !e bank of the nver The boys had seen the Chrts-Crafts at the Hunter safety Progi am ThiS had been camping at Beech show came to us because we program was a three day Mmt- Bend Park wtth a group from a had the boats," he added The boats range tn size from Course conducted by Edward Columbus boys club Carrol K. 15-foot runabouts to ChrisDean , huntmg and safety mSnowden Craft's luxurtous 60-foot Motor Park Centra I structor, OhiO State DepartPLEASANT VALLEY Yacht and sold from $2,000 to Hotel Bldg ment of Nattonal Resources, DISCHARGES Mrs $300,000 Second Avenue and Kenneth Tomhnson, Semor Wtlliam Burgess, Russell, Ky , Galhpol1s, Ohm The Rodt company mamPhone 446 4290 Game In structor, Galha Fen 1s Htll, West Columbta tams a headquarters at tis County 'll1e 347 students who Mrs John Barker, Pomt l1ke a good IU.fl 'AIIM successfully comple ted the Pleasant, Eugene Moore Chtcago sales and servtce facthty ne1ghbor, program recetved a Hunter Cbeshtre, 0 , DIXIe Layton: State Farm safety handbook and an OhiO Pomt Pleasant; Mrs Leo INSUIANCl 1s there Dtvtston of Wtldllfe Safety Searls, Mtddleport, 0 , Mrs. • Hunter Patch whtch, tf worn on Ivan Walker, Tuppers Plams thetr jackets, assures them 0 , Earl McCoy Gallipoh; Healthfully f~rm Serta entry tn!o some t estncted Ferry, Gary Ellis, Pomt Posture Mattress ~ qu1lt top S1de vents and wtldhfe areas P71 108 Pleasant s1de handles for easy RIO GRANDE- Adebate on turn1ng Durable at the energy ,crllllS will be held m tract1ve tick the Rto Grande College dinmg hall at I p m Tuesday, April 23, with representatives of Columbus and Southern Ohto Electric Company, Columbia Gas of Ohto, and the En. v1ronmental Protection Agency partic1pa ling The to[llc will be "Energy Environment Reahsttc Solutions " Representmg the Electric Company Will be Jack Ape!, and from Columbia Gas THRU wtll be AI Leonard Two representatives from the and Environmental Protechon 1 Agency will debate the issue although only one, Dr Roy 9:30 - 1:30 Skmner, Jr., has been selected The debate is open to the public There IS no admiSSion THEY PLAY IT ALL! charge By LEE l-EONARD 'COLUMBUS ( UPIJ - When the dust settles from nexl month's Ohto pnmary, Gov John J Gtlbgan and former Gov James A. Rhodes no doubt will - as pohtical observers have suspected for more than a year - be squanng off aga1nst one another m the fall campatgn Gtlligan faces only token oppost!ton from James D Nolan / -.." .. .... ' VOL XXVI PH. 992-3629 1 I 1 POMEROY, OHIO r I' SET .0. .' ' • Interest..~ enttne Of The Meigs-Mwon Area MONDAY, APRIL 22 1974 TEN CENTS PHONE 992 2156 he'd shoot enough low esteem by 6 of 7 students COLUMBUS- RONALD JOLLEY, 27, COLUMBUS, toda) W!IS charged w1!h aggravated murder m connectiOn wt!h Sunda) mght's shootmg death of hts former wtfe, Irene Randolph , 38, Columbus, pollee satd Jolley went to his ex-wtfe s home, marched her out the back door at gunpomt and shot her three tunes, satd pollee Jolley was arrested late Sunday mght at the home of relattves after fleemg the scene m the woman's automobtle, later f~ und abandoned EBENSBlJRG , PA - SOME 12,000 MINERS were expected to return to work today m western Pennsylvama and West Vll'gmta, ending a walkout that bega n 13 days ago over the ftnn g of two men Four-hundred members of Untied Mme Wbrkers Dtstnct 2, where the strike beagn, met Sunday mght at the urgmg of the nation's mternatwnal leadershtp and agreed to return to work at the mtdrught shift Members of UMW Local 1680 started the walkout at a Florence Mmmg Co operallon m adJacent Indtana County to protest the fmng of two men for what the company termed "Illegal ptcketmg " Rovmg ptckets then spread throughout Dtstrtet 2 and ftl!ered mto West VIrgtrua where an estuna!ed 1,500 mmers were tdled UMW Prestdent Arnold Mtller had called the walkout "unlawful" and urged the men to return to work wtthou! success Over the weekend, the company offtctals agreed to reopen the case of the two fll'ed men, promptmg Sunday rugh!'s agreement to end the walkout THREE WINNERS wmners 111 the weekly drawmgs of the Pomeroy Natwnal Aut<>-Bank are Guy Morrts, Pomeroy, first, $20, Carol Erwm , Pomeroy , second, $10, and Charles Blakeslee, third, $5 CALL AMBULANCE The Mtddleport .E-R squad answered a call at 2 01 a m Sunday for Charles Klem, Jr , Route 33, who "as taken to Veterans Memortal Hospttal and admtl!ed PRINCETON, N J (UP! )A survey by the Gallup Poll releaoed Sunday shows student allegtance to the Repubhcan party IS at tis lowest pomt m almost 10 years Of 1,089 fulltune students mterv tewed on 60 college campuses, only one m seven satd he was a Republican Thtrly-seven per cent of Ute studen ts clauned Democra!tc afftha!ton and were outnumbe red by the 49 per cent who referred to themselves as mdependents The survey showed GOP party afftllallon among the students was m agreement wth the natwn s voters as a whole Only 24 per cent of the adults questiOned m the most recent Gallup Poll alhed themselves wtth the Republican party Weather Showers and thunderstorms hkely central and south and a chance of thundershowers north today Cleanng south tomght and Tuesday Cooler tomght, low m the 40s Htgh Tuesday m the 50s north and sbs south Otoir, hand in western events COLUMBUS (UPI ) - The Ali.Ohto Youth Chmr and the · All.Ohto Boys Band have accepted mvt!attons to New Year's day parades tn Cahfornta and Texas Glenvtlle Thomas of ZanesVIlle, dll'ector of the chotr satd saturday 175 members of the JOO.member group would go to Cahforma, probably by atrplane or tram at thetr own expense, to attend the Tournament of Roses Parade m Pasadena Btll Stalter, spectal events supervisor of the 300-member band would attend the Cotton Bowl Fesllval Parade at Dallas Band members would travel to Texas at thetr own expense MARKET PLANNED A flea market and bake sale wtll be held at Southern Jumor Htgh School buildmg m Racme , saturday from 9a m to 5 p m sponsored by Southern Htgh Students for Etlrope Those w1shmg to have 1terns pteked up for the sale may call 9494843 or 949-2972. under the car barely managtng to hang on and pull hts service revolver Pomtmg tl at Lmgerfelt's head, he or dered htm to stop or be shot Lingerfelt obeyed P!l Carmon was treated at the Holzer Medtcal Ce nter for laceratiOns of the a rm and a spramed shoulder Lmgerfel t was fr ee lhts mormng after posting bonds whtch tota led over $2,000 He was chat ged wtth DWI driVIn g und er revocation , speeding an d res1sbng arrest Sgt Harold Conklin's cr utser was wrecked followmg a chase Sunday afternoon tn the Tara Development Complex nea r Addtson Sgt Conklin was chasmg a mo!orcvclistlater tdenltfted as Loutc Louden, 19 Rt I, Cheshtre Accordmg to the report, Conklm's ca r v.ent down a steep grade tt\to a dttch Louden was charged wt th reckless operalton, fleemg a police offtcer no muffler, and wtth havmg no motorcjcle endorsement on hts dnver's hcense He fo rfet led bonds totalmg $307 !hts mormng tn Galhpohs Mumctpal Court PHS grads • to gwe names for scholarships MINNEAPOLIS, Mmn (UP!) - U S District Court Judge Miles Lord ordered Reserve Mmtng Co 's Tacomte plant at Silver Bay, Mmn , shut down over the weekend because of pollution, and at least 3,000 Mmnesota re•1dents lost Utetr jobs as a result. Lord's ruhng saturday climaxed the natiOn's longest envl!'onmental trtal Tacom!e wastes from the Reserve plant were bemg dumped mto Lake Supertor and were round to be endangenng Ute health of area residents who drank the lake water Lord's ruJmg brought an end to the taconite dwnpmg and a!S~ banned emissions from REG. 159.95 TWIN SIZE MATTRESS REG. SS9.95 TWIN SIZE BOX SPRING Sale Price for M;ltchmg Set '11995 Mam Store apd Warehouse Open Weekdays 9:30 to s Shop Fndays and ~aturdays 9:30 to 9 P.M. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY stacks of the Stiver Bay plant whtch produced about 15 per cent of the natton's ore The JUdge satd the plant could not be reopened until the mwmg cqmpany was able to comply wtth Mmnesota atr pollutton standards Gov Wendell Anderson said 11 We are very concerned about the economic effects the clo$tng w11l have on employment at Babbitt and Stiver Bay " Anderson added, "I have dl!'ected Emmett Cushing, of the Stale Commtsston of Employment Senltces, to w<Wk out llll unemployment compensatton plan for R.eserve employes at the earliest possible tlme " "I know the stale and federal government will take all posstble steps to ease the burden for the employes as long as Ute plant 1s closed," Anderson satd, "and wtll make sure that potable water 1s made available to the western Lake Supenor communities " Anderson satd "tl was our hope that a shutdown could be avotded by reachmg a reasonable agreement for on-land diSposal (of the tacomte wastes) [t is still my hope that Reserve wtll comply wtUt federal and stale water and all' pollutwn standards and CODstruct on-land dtsposal faciiities " The governor comlnended I Lord for ."a very difftcult dectston but an htstonc and responsible one " The JUdge conduct throughout Ute 8 'h month trtal, Anderson added, "clearly demonstrated hts concern lor the people of northeastern Mmnesota '' Lord found that Reserve diSCharged 67,000 tons of tacomte tatllng mto Lake Supenor m a day The tatlings con tam asbestos ftbers that have been linked to cancer. He satd he ordelfed the closmg of the plant because of the " mtranstgence" of offtctals of Reserve and Its two parent firms , Armco and Republic Steel The company satd tt was EXTENDED OUTLOOK Fatr Wednesday and Thursday and a chance of sho\\ers Fnday A \\Brmmg trend "l!h highs In the 50s and low 60s Wednesday warmtng to the 70s by Fnday Lolls In the 30s Wednesday \Ianning to the 40s and lo" 50s by Frida y the two butldmgs and blew out 111e v. hole floor came up ' wmdo\l. .s m the cast midto\l.n he said I was thrown aOOut 30 <Irea bet..... ecn Second and F1rst feet I lost Ill\ glasses a nd m) avenues fr om 42nd Street north cap but I 1\asn 1 htt by any to 50th Street n) tog obrects One of the butldtngs, ii 22 I couldn t s£'e .m) thmg or story block long offt ce bwldmg hear an) thmg tor v.hat s~ me d at 305 F: ~ 5th St . suffercu the like about len Imnutcs I mos t dama ge Alm os! th~ grope d Ill) wav out but on my entlre ground flom on the north <Jwn power not \\ Jth the help of side w,1s blown out firemen ' 1 here we1 e no 1mmecha Lc 'I he ca use ot the ea rly rqJOI 1.!; of damo ge lu the huge mormng blast \\as not 1rrunedi· Umte<l Nattons complex, whtch aie l) dete11111ned, but ftre IS located east or Second offft ctals satd they suspected a Avenue along the East River gas leak .md ru ns fr om 42nd St1eet to 1i must have been leakm{ 46111 Street fm a long tunc ' one fire of£ T" o and one half hours after fleer satd 1 he exploston appare nll) th e blast. ftremen sttll were battling a stubborn ftre wluch centereJ m the basement and th e,\ conta med to the grouml ble\\ out mu ch of the strucfloor of the commerctal butl- ture s bn ckllo rk <ling It also blew out every 11m· Firemen with hea\y axes do" m the bu tldtng, and climbed to upper Doors of the shattered others over a v.1de IS-story apartment bmldmg to area, httermg the streets1 of break th rough buckled doors to mid-Manhattan and disruptmg r each occ upan ts beheved velucula r and pedestnan trafIt apped ms tde ftc At the' ttme of the bla st The blast sent a cloud of dust shortly before 7 am EDT, at and smJke ove r Ute area, bu t least two custodtal emplo)es the accompanymg f1re was were in the 25-story commer- confmed to the ground floor ctal bu tlding Ambulances rushed the more saJ DespOSitO, a porter, told sen ously tnJured to Bellevue reporters Hospttal 'I "as stlltng down m the AsSistant ftr e chief Lester back I on the hrst noor) and the Snyder sa td "We sttll have a whole thmg 11 ent up Nothmg ftr e problem on the ground tnt me and I ran out " fl oor " Heavy smoke and J ohn Mogha, another names sttll poured from the butldmg employe, was stan- floor I" o hours after the blast din g over the basement 11here ' I heard thunder, what I he believes the exploston took thought 11 as thunder,' srud AI pla ce IConltnued on page 10) Gilligan warns of old guard , FBI reported inside of SLA } :: ::: COLUMBUS 1UPI) - Some 800 Columbus-area Democrats attendmg a $10Q.a plate fund ratsmg dmner Sunday for Gov John J Gtlhgan were told by the governor not to allow the future of Ohto to be placed 111 the bands of sta te governmen t offictals m the stxhes We have Ohto off on a new start and a new direction," Gtlltgan satd 'The people mcharge of state gove rnment m the stxltes ca nn ot and wtll not do the JOb for us " The dmner was the fourth tn a senes of stx planned throughout the stale to help !Jll the coffers of Gtlligan s re-eleclton campatgn a r am this year campatgmng on a record I'm proud to say con tams some remarkable achIevements, " Gtlhgan satd, although pmnttng out 'we 've JUSt begun there are great problems before us " Takmg atm at former Gov James A Rhodes, expected to be hts opponent m November, Gtlltgan satd "Four years ago, there were a senes of cnses Between 1966 and 1970, for Iacko! sufftctent operatmg funds 122,000 children were shut out of schools and 111 the streets "It's an absurd tty that one of the wea lthtest stales 111 the natton could not afford to educate tis chtldren," Gtlhgan sa td Gtlligan hsted among hts achievements mcreased fundmg of school educatwn, progress m cleanmg up the envtronment, mcreased care of the mentally retarded, the ftrst mtmmurn wage law and a two-fold Illcrease m unemployment compe\!Sahon The Pomeroy Htgh School Alumnt Assn announced today that the second annual alumnt scholarshtp wtll be presented at the 98th anntversary of the assoctatwn to be held at the Pomeroy Elementary School May 25 Any graduate of Pomeroy High School who has a son or daughter graduatmg from htgh school !hts sprmg or summer 1s asked to send the student's name , address , school, the address of the school, the prtnctpal s name , parents' name , and the year the paren t graduated to the Pomeroy Htgh School Alumm Assoctatwn, P 0 Box 202, Pomeroy ANSWERS CALL The wmner of the scholarRACINE - The Racme Ftre ship wtll be announced at the dept answered a call to Mtle banquet The deadline for Htll at 7 a m Sunday where a submtttmg names ts May 10 waste dump had caught ftre , and recalled to the same locatiOn at 2 55 p m At 10 25 a m Sunday, the E-R squad removed Clarence Beaver , Racme Route 2, a medtcal studymg the posstbthty or an paltent, to Veterans Memonal appeal Hospttal Silver Bay Mayor Frank Scbeurmg satd, "We're all sh~ked, of course, thai someUtmg like this would happen to affect our commumty m thiS The deadhne lor makmg manner.'' changes of ltstmgs m Ute Another Stiver Bay restdent Pomeroy Middleport said, "It's gomg to look like telephone dtrectory ts Thursheck to have the whole doggone day, May 2, General Telephone town on welfare '' Co of OhiO satd today Donald H Pearch, Pomeroy The governor's offtce satd customer servtce superv1sor, unemployment pay wtll be up satd customers should report to $85 a week for 26 weeks for any correcltons m thetr phone persons who lost thetr robs hstmgs or change of address hecause of Ute plant closing planned before July 17 tQ the The office added supplem~ntal company's busmess offtce no benefits of an undetermined later than May 2 Thts wtll amount also wtll be provtded mvolve any person or bustness Taconite plant shut down, 3,000 idled THE HAllMARKS Sale Price for Matchmg Set •' ' in GOP held GEO. HALL MEIGS INN ' ' Pll Davtd Carmon Lmgerfelt JOined Ptl CarGalhpohs, of Galha-Metgs Post mon m hts patrol crUiser where State Htghway Patrol , ts he was given a c1 tat10n for recovermg today from In]Ufles DWI At thts pomt, Lmgerfel! suffered Sunday m the apprehensiOn of a Pt Pleasant asked Carmon tf he could get man he charged wtth drtvmg some Important papers fr om whtle mtoxt ca ted near the the glove compartment of hts Stiver Memorial Bndge ca r Carmon agreed and fhe officer, dragged at the walked over to the car wtth BOGOTA - LIBERAL PARTY CANDIDA'lE Alfonso Lopez SJde of the suspect's car, was IJngerfelt Prtor to the arrest, Carmon able to dra\1 hts gun and order Mtchelsen ptled up a landslide lead today to wm Colombta 's first had placed the ke) s to the dnver to stop or be ktlled "open-to-all" prestdenltal electton smcoe 1946 Lopez, 60, a law Lingerfelt's car on the car's professor campatgrung for moderate soctal and economtc He stopped dash to enable the wrecker Accordmg to Lt E W reforms, ISsued a VIctory statement shortly before mtdmght dnver to get them when he Mmutes later, the Conservative party satd candidate Alvaro Wiggles wor th post comcame to tow the car away mander, Carmon observed a Gomez Hurtado, Lopez' leading nval, was drawmg up a formal car dnven by Charles E Lingerfelt grabbed t,pe keys concessiOn statement Lmgerfel!, 49, Pomt Pleasant, and slammed the door, and In hts vtctory statement, Lopez offered to collaborate wtth speedmg on Upper Rt 7 near started hts motor Gomez and guaranteed the defeated Conservatives "the nght to Ptl Carmon reached tn wtth the bndge Carmon pulled cnllctze the new governnnen t "Lopez' VIctory became clear wtth hts left ann to grab the keys as only 40 pel of th~ vote cou nted, g1vmg hun 1197,019-IJaUots to lJngerfel! over and began hts tnvesltgalton He found Lmgerfelt put the car m gear Gomez' 647,950 Linget fell apparently under and started to move Carmon's arm was caught between the COLUMBUS - THE 400.MEM!lER UNITED Auto Workers the mfluence of alcohol car's steermg 11heel and gear Local30voted here Sunday to endorse John H Glenn for the U S shift Senate and J. W. Brown for heutenant governor 111 the May 7 Accordmg to Wigglesworth , Democratic prunary I Ptl Carmon was all but thrown The vote, descnbed by umon offtctals as close, went agamst other state labor orgamzattons which ha ve endorsed Sen Howard M Metzenbaum for the Senate and Rtchard F Celeste for beutenant governor Mattresses REG. 179_95 fULL SIZE BOX SPRING POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OH IO By Untied Press Interna!tonal ORLANDO, FLA - PRICE CONTROLS ON petroleum products wtll be hfled wtlhm a few weeks and reta tl gasohne pnces may climb as much as five cents a gallon, the country's energy chief believes John C sawhtll made the forecast 111 his ftrs! news conference Sunday smce hts promo!ton last week to federal energy admtmstrator sawhtll \\a s formerly deputy energy chtef under Wtlltam Simon Here to address a meetmg of the NatiOnal Otl Jobbers Council at Walt Dtsney World , sawhtll also announced the for malton of a J4.member wholesale petroleum adVISOr) board to his agency It wtll atd the government m fmdmg ways 'that wtll lead the country to greater sell sufftctency of tts petroleum,' sawhtll sa td He sa td that when pnce controls "ere removed w1thm a month or so, gasohne pump praces wall m<.: reasc from __./' three to five cents a gallon BEST IN LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ALL THIS WEEK! EARNINGS UP ' MIDDLETOWN, Ohto (UPI) -Armco Steel Corp. Thursday reported a 56 per cent mcrease m ftrst quarter earmngs thts year over the same period 111 1973, an all tune htgh for any three month period First quarterearnmgs of $37,606,000, or $1.22 Jier share, were netted on sales of $680,545,000, compared II> sales of $531,887,00o for the 1973 ftrst quarter Profits for the ftrst quarter last year were $24,063,000, 74 ceniS per share . ...',. . .. at Rio Grande THE NO 6 •t Authors, are I r, Debbte Hem Vtcky Epple Becky Wtndon, and Jtmmy Steele At n ght ts Mrs Carol Km g, teacher m charge of the proJect [Jevoted To The Sale! Serta Innerspring REG. 179.95 FULL SIZE MATTRESS 1 at y ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SAT. I ':" . •.·.. . .. .. I' • taken to GAHS Debate coming ' H.·~.',., FOUR TO HAVE POETRY PUBI.ISHED - Poetry composed by four etghth grade puptls at Chester Elementary School will be published m Young Amenca Smgs' !Ius year Hunter safety A ' ' t• ... ' • Speakers offered one dealer ' .. Ohio politics Crisis no stopper to ..' ..'' " NEW YORK IUP I) - An restdent1al butldmg adJOining the blast exploston and ftre , apparently lhc stl ucture where I caused b) accumulated gas, occ urred and the) suffe red today npped through a com cuts from Dymg glass I he 250 mereta! butldtng and !1ea"ly fam tltes m the butldmg were damaged an adJacent apart- ordered e\iac uated The InJUred Y. cre taken to men! butldmg rust one bloc k fi ve area hosp1taJs One suf from the Umted NatiOns At least 40 perso ns t ecet ved fered senous burns a Bellevue Hospttal spokesma n sa td tnjurt es most of them mmor 1 he · bl,ISl sh11rlly before 7 Most of the mJured came from the Envoy Towers, a a m ED1 seve t ely damaged SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) The FBI would make no com men t Sunday on a report that 11 had mftlttrated a nrtghborhood where Palncta Hearst and her abductors, the Symbtonese Ltberatton Arm y iSLA), were located An arhcle tn Newsweek Magaztne sa td FBI agents, 'posmg as postmen, garbage collectors, delivery men and the ltke, " had mftltraled and "knew the netghborhood tf not the house , 11here the gang was htdmg " It has been 77 days smce Mtss Hearst, 20, was earned away screarnmg from her Berkeley, Cahf , apartment by the terronst revol uIt onar y group Mtss Hearst was photo. gra phed accompanymg SLA bank robbers last Monday, and FBI and local law enfercement agencies smce have Imposed a gag rule to preven t relea se of mformatton whtch could prove preJudtctal m the eventual prosecu!tons of SLA me mbers A debate has ensued over whether Mtss Hearst, daughter of San Francisco Exammer OU workers go on strike ~today ATHENS, Ohto (UP! ) - Sev- Itnes, but there 11as no un eral hundred members of th e medtate danger of runmng out Student Workers Uruon (SWU) of food beca use of stockptled at Ohto Umverstty went out on supplies stnke here today man attempt The cafetenas were bemg to ga m recogmtwn from the run by mtddle admmtstrators, school and over a vartety of secretanes and rlorm coun grievances selors The umon, seekmg to repreMembers of Am ertcan sen t the 1,200 part-tune student Federalton of State. County employes on campus set up and Mumetpal Employes Local ptcket ltnes at ftve cafetenas, 1699, whtch represents nonat the Student Umon, at a food academiC employes such as storage buildmg and at several Jamtors and gardeners at the other pmnts traveled by food school, a)s() were honormg the delivery trucks ptcket lines Sources satd food deltvery Oh10 Umverst ty Personnel trucks were not crossmg the Dll'ec!or Ward Wtlson satd the local charged Local 1699 wtth breach of contract The umon 's C<Jntract, whtch exp11oes at the end of swnmer, contamed an<>planning to move or mstall a s!rtke clause telephone before Ute directory Local 1691: President Tom ts pubhshed "If we know of Atkins satd members were alchanges m advance, we can lowed to honor ptcket lmes if make sure the customers they feared for !hell' personal name, address and correc! safety phone number are ltsted m the Mark satchwell, Columbus, new drrectory ," Pearch sa1d. a strike cap.tam,' satd conThe 1974 dtrectory IS bemg struction workers on campus compiled and w1ll be delivered walked off the JOb 111 support of m July Other conununtltes the strike Its ted m the book with Pomeroy Negotiations With Ute uruverand Mtddleport are Letart st!y had been gomg on for Fall~, Portland, Racme and several weeks,-swu staged a Rutland one-day strike l(ast week. Phone changes needed by May 2 I .' I ' ,I \ I. \ • • I ' ' ' Edtlor Randolph A Hearst, was mvolved dtreclly m Ute hetst of $1e,690 !rom a san Franctsco bank or whether she was forced to parttctpate In the robbery photographs, taken by a bank camera, Miss Hearst was seen carrymg an automatic carbme She was charged only wtth bemg a matenal wtlness m a federal complamt tssued nme hours after the bank holdup and woundmg of two bystanders Meanwhile , police say Utey wtll gtve a he detector tes t to a rommate of Mtss Hearst's cous tn , Wtlltam Rando lph Hea rst II The roommate, Van R Bush, 31, clatms he was kidnaped last Thursday by three gunmen \\ho referred to htm as ' Billy ' a re!erence to Hears t Bush satdwhe was ' released three hours later when he convinced the men he was not Hearst by sho" mg them hts drtve r's hcense Police Inspector Ralph Brown satd tt was dectded to gtve Bush the he detector test beca use he was hazy about some de ta tls of the tnctden! I , �.' ,, 2- The Datly Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 . Apnl 22, 1974 Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , April22, 1974 ,. I The Rites of Spring BRUCE BH)SSAT Sports , Desk Padres; Perez shines By Denny Fobes Yet the grun stuff keeps seepmg ou t Truancy m elemenUtry and secondary schools IS staggermg m some ctltes To the large number of acknowledged dropouts must be added many of these truants, who are puptls m name only Vance Packard, marshalmg evtdence for Reader 's Dtgest, recalls a Lows Harns survey wht ch showed nearly a tenth of all Amencans had trouble meelmg mmtmum ht et acy standards They could wnte only poorly , couldn't spell, or fill out JOb apphcatton forms All those Harns sampled were 16 or older In 10 years, the average score of U S students takmg the standard Scholastic Aptitude Test has dropped 35 pomts - abou t seven per cent Federal studtes dJsclose at least seven mtlhon u S youngsters wtth severe t eadmg problems '):he magazme 'The Public Interest ' . seekmg to ga uge the effectiveness of many "Great Soctety • progtams, found tha t m the vast federal a1d to educa tton field some mon ey had been well directed and well spent But 1t esttmated tha t about a fi fth of U S chtldren are diSadvanUtged, for educattonal pu rposes, by vtrtue of Inadequate famtly, neighbor hood and communtty backgrounds These are not only a direct schooling handtcap (m some homes parents' vocabulanes are ltmtted to a few hundred words ). but pose grave problems of healUt and dtel wtuch affect bra tn development The magazme's concluston ts that to be broadly useful such programs must be apphed for much longer pertods at much greater cost than Amencans are spendmg - for all the seemmgly enormous tax load whtch education lays upon us Some foretgn natwns, btg and small, are domg a good deal better than we on educatiOn We're already gettmg a name for sltoddmessandslackness Unless we ftnd ways lQ develop people of dedicated, effecltve schooling, Amen ca won't be looked to mdefirutely as a place of htgh leadership and great producttvtly supported educa tiOn supermarkets are m command Some pretty harsh things are bemg wn tten, too, about the quality of college and umverSily educa tiOn today Medwcre 1s one of the kmder words some crtltcs apply Thousands of "teachers" seem JUSt a JUIDP or two ahead of thetr students Many stude11ts evtdeRI.!r are only nuldly mterested m learrung They see no pnv il~ m tl though a rece nt dtnner comparuon told me It would cost him $80,000 to pu t hiS fau-stzed famtly of ktds through college _ A record number of Amen can yo uths, more than etght mtlhon, are m colleges topay Bul smce 1969, the proporhon of those 18 through 21 gomg that route has fallen from around 45 per cent to the range of 36 to 38 per cent Some bnght spots exiSt. Experts mstSt levels of attamment are rtsmg, that among Amencans 20 to 24 some 65 per cent (far more than m earlier tunes) have at least completed high school That's a btg advance DON OAKLEY Is Israel's future the price of oil? • are dedicated to the "liberatiOn '' of Palestme, and th e world cares not, 1s 1t any wonder that they are less than enthu stasttc about giVIng away thetr mtll tary secunty - even tf 1t would mean that Europeans and Amencans would have plen ty of gasohne for thetr automobtles ' 1hls way to Hop Bottom They were a colorful and 1magmat1ve people, those ptoneers who left us wtth such names as Hmkey Dmkey, Rough and Ready, Goose Ptmple Junctton, Hop Bottom and many others fam1har to toponymy buffs (toponymy ts the study of place names ) But tunes change and maps must, too. Accordmg to Donald J Orth, head of the Domesltc Names Section of the U S Geologtcal Survey, and also executive secretary for domestic names of the U S Board on Geographic Names, the present climate ts more relaxed toward suggestive names (although a long-standmg "cleamng up" process continues; for mstance, a place m Oregon which once meant a house of 111 repute now appears on the maps as Naughty Gtrl Meadow) The itames that gtve the most trouble these days , says Orth, are those which were once thought humorous or ptcturesque but are now conSidered offenSive or derogatory because of our changmg soctal clunate. The largest group are those which contam ractal or ethmc slurs In considermg names submitted for decisions, the board follows a general rule that any name that ts m common local use and 1s not conSidered offenstve by the local reSidents IS acceptable for map use. RALPH NOVAK Diplomacy's acid test , By Ralph Novak "Henry, don't forget to take the garbage wtth you on your way out " "Crimmentlies, Nanee I'm on my way to a swnrmt con. ference mvolvmg the future of mankmd and you 're womed - .___ _ _ _ _ __, about the crummy garbage Anyway, I JUS! took 1t out yesterday "Ach du heber- er, I mean, good gnef I JUst have to leave • What are we running here, a garbage factory ' I'll bet Gromyko now, Nancy, or I'll be late for the meeting Htstory awa1ts, you and Chou En-lat don't have to Utke the garbage out at the!.l' know " house " "All nght, dear Have a good mediation And Henry"" · "Now that's another thing I've been mearung to speak to you "Yes, darling<;! " • about , Henry Why do you always have to go runnmg off to some "On your way home would you be a dear and stop and p1ck up summtt meeting or other JUSt when I've invited Rocky and a couple of pounds of lamb chops for dinner '" Happy over for some ba ck~mmon' I'll bet you'd be able to post· pone your old summit meetmg if I could persuade Glona Stemem -""""::=-:=-:=:::-::---:--- - - - - -_:________ BERRY'S WORlD . to come over to play Monopoly " "There you go agam, Nancy, always brmgmg up all those gorgeous young sUtrlet types I used to go out wtth Why, I hardly ·even remember them anymore , Jtll, Ma rlo, Barbara - they're all JUSt fam t hour-g la ~ shapes m my memory You Juiow I thmk _only of you and the PreSident, not necessarily m that order." "What I want to know IS, Henry, when you can brmg peace to •the whole world and resolve dispotes between people who have been enemtes for t!lousands of years, why can't you arid I get along without bickertng' " "Frankly, dear,tt IS because you do not recogruze me as a superstar Let's face 1t, do superstars take out the garbage? No; superstars get pnvate villas with servants and catered gourmet meals and free ltckets to sportmg events and thetr pictures on the covers of news magaztnes Tell me how many limes you see a picture of somebody Utking out the garbage on the cover of 'Tune'?'' "That remmds me, Henry; the next lime you do one of those press conferenl!fS, I wtsh you'd be a little more careful about the knot in your tie and your h8ll'cut Last ttme you looked a little, well, tacky. Maybe if you stl!rted wearmg turtle necks once in a whlle and mtx m an occasional bow tie .. '' "Please, Nancy, my plane IS watting. The fate of the world )nay hang in the balance and you are standing there looking down at me , .. Which reminds me, why do you alway; have to wear those platform shoes that make you &-feet-4' I know you're taller than me You know you're taller than me. The who!~ country knows you're taller than me. Why rub tim '" "To be honest. I read m 'Ms.' that a woman should always make the best of her natural abilities and I know you wouldn 't want me to suppress my tnstlncls " "Oh, no, far be 1t from me to suppress your mstmcls But why Is It that before we were mamed you always wore Iowheelechhoes and walked 10 kind of a crouch'" "That couldn't have been me, dear You must be thmking of $0meone else. That St. John woman had temble posture as 1 reeall." I ($) 19H b~ ~~ • NEA Inc f --- "Remember, little one, money cannot buy happmess - 011 can'" • ' HOPING to close the !&month old diplomattc gap be tween the Umte d SUites and ' Sweden , Rob! Stausz-Hupe, current U S. ambassador to Belgtum, has been appomted to Improve relattons between the two nattons first >~eakene d durtn g dtspu tes over th e VIetnamese war mormng stars .' • < I • are Mercury, Venu s and Jup1ter The evemng stars are Mars and Saturn Those born on thiS date are under the stgn of Taurus Spamsh Queen Isabella I "a s born Apnl 22, 1451 On thts day tn htslory In 1889, some 20,000 homesteaders ma ~ed along the border of the Okrahoma Tern lory awattmg the Signal to sUtrt the Oklahoma Land Rush In 1898, Theodore Roosevelt resigned as assistant secreta ry of war to recrmt men for his "Rough Rtders" regiment of cavalry volun leers In 1944, Alli ed forces mvaded Dutch New Gumea tn World War II In 1972, Apollo 16 astronauts John Young ana Charles Duke walked and rode around the surface of the moon for seven hours and 23 mmutes RAY CROMLEY Beating their oil shares into swords By Ray Cromley relahonshtps have been butlt, WASHINGTON - (NEA) or are m the process of bemg - A fnend qw etly left the other butlt, wtth Iran, Saudi Arabia day for Teheran wtth State and Jordan Equally qwet, Department and Pentag on perSistent but unpubhctzed approval to arrange for sup- talks have been gomg on wtth plymg Iran wtth new, high- Egypt As wtth the SaudiS and technology weapons systems the Iramans, the approaches to These were spectally designed Egypt's Prestdent Sadat have to handle guernlla mftltratwn frequently been made through What Secretary of State unoffictal channels Henry Ktssmger 1s domg to end The wtde extent of these the Mtddle East war has been American relaltonshtps wtth htghly publicized But even Iran and Saudi Arabia have not more Important m the long run been pubhctzed are the behmd-the-scenes An esttma ted 3,500 Amencan mtsstons, now bemg camed mtlltary and ciVIhan adv1sers A thought for the day out whereby the United States are m Saudi Arabta The U S PreSiden t Franklin D Roose- hopes to butld up Islands of Air Force ts understood to be velt satd, "The truth IS found strength tn the Moslem world. actively advtsmg the Saudis on when men are free to pursue The ObJecltves are atr defenses. We have more It " - To msure that no than 1,500 advtsers in Iran RusSian - backed anmes or !raman, Bnttsh and U S jomt guernllas are able to over- naval exercises have been throw fnendly governments earned out m the Gulf of and repla ce them wtth Oman It IS estunated 11,000 clien t !raman officers and men have Moscow -ort ented regtmes had trammg m the Umted - - To butld closer Stales And 1t ts beheved relattonshtps wtth tradtttonal mtlltary and CIVIhan miSSIOnS and thus msure regular m both Saud! Arabta and Iran alltes Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl deltvenes of petroleum In wtll be Increased m the near VISited wtth her dad, Mr Clyde part, thts reqwres provtdmg future Harnson recently The extent of thiS Amencan Mrs. Delores King and Mrs our frtends wtth the strength they need to keep vttal sea cooper alton IS httle known. But Neva Kmg went to Columbus to see Mrs. Nora Cummms at the lanes open for the shipment of there are reveahng examples explored by Dale Tahtinen for hospttal where she ts lm- 01) The dollars earned from thts the Amencan Enterpnse Inprovmg They also vtstted Mrs Helena Conner considerable Amertcan assis t- slttute for Public Pohcy and Mr and Mrs Ralph Chase ance and cooperalton wtll Research tn Washmgton. A company JOintly owned by Mr and Mrs Paul Casto and make 1t posstble m part to pay M.Ss Carol Hall of Columbus for the mcreasmgly expenstve Iran and Northrop CorporatiOn 1s butldmg a plant to tram spent the weekend wtth thetr Oil To date, the closest Iramans to handle advanced parents, Mr ancl Mrs Carl Hall and Donna ' Rowland Oats Mr and Mrs VISited wtth Mr and Mrs. Clatr Burson at Shade Mr Burson has JUst recently returned home from Umverstty Hospital at Columbus Vtsltmg Easter with Mrs Elizabeth Murray and Mr. and Mrs Dana Murray and famtly were Mr. and Mrs Wtlllam Murray of Columbus B} LawreuceE Lamb, M.D tmmedt a lf'dtschar ge shock Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal DEAR DR LAMB I get a until you have bwlt up elechad as recent VISitors Mr and Mrs. Kirk Chevalier, Mrs ternftc shock every hme 1 tr1c1ty agam If you contmually Betty Chevalier ~~ CheJter, Mr touch somethmg metal at discharge electrtctty you won 't and Mrs Roger Young and home, work, shappmg , gettmg Qwld up a static charge I Wesley, Mr. and Mrs Russell out of a car, etc I have even suppose tf tt IS really a problem you could have a ptete of metal Well and Demse Hendricks and shocked other people It's a crazy sttuahon, and~t' n~ heel of your shoe that Roger Dtxon begmnmg to get me down. an touches the surface of the floor "!'Ytljing be doJie about 1t and connects to a ptece of Eden "DEAR REII:DER Thts IS metal that has contact w1th Vtrgmta Carter, Martha more common , that you apyour bare heel. Th1s would Holsmger and Fanme Btgley attended the weddmg shower parently reahze In modern serve as a constant ground m honor of Laura Jean Webb at operatmg rooms , the personnel wtre and prevent accumulatiOn the Grande Hall, Shade, Ohw must all wear grounded shoes, of static electrtctty or shoe covenngs A w1re Rugs are a common cause of Fnday mght conductor ' connection IS placed the problem. The fnction bemslde the sock to connect the tween the filament and the body to the grounded footwear. movement of your feet bwlds The Sentinel Thts IS done because everyone up staltc electnctty The DEVOTED TO 11lE has some degree of the covcnngs wtthout ftlaments INTEII1!Sr OF • MEIGS-MASON AREA problem you describe. are better m thiS sense, such as CliFSl'ERL. TANNFJIILL, You are stonng stahc tile, wood, or even the flatter Em:. Ed. It Is capable of mdoor-outdoor carpeting (but electrtctty ROBERT HOEP"LLIO, Cll>-... gtvmg off a spark. Since there that too can still be a problem) 8alll'dly by are explostve gases used m the I can't res1st the temptahon operatmg rooms, 1t ts very to suggest that 1f all else fails unportant that no spark occur, you could always wear a chain hence the grounded footwear and drag 11 along as gasoline You mtght check wtth some tank trucks do to prevent stattc of the mediCal supply houses m electrtctty and the posstbtlity your c1ty and see tf they can of an exploswn It would be a offer you any footwear that real conversahon ptece would do the trtck DEAR DR. LAMB - 1 have As you know, after you have been told by friends that two dtscharged the siat1c elec- foods, almonds add saccharm tnctty frotn touching can cause cancer. One perso~ somethmg metal or a person told me that tf you eat two you Will ~ot have another almond• a day you will Kingsbury News, Notes One reader's shocking tale ' 'I I 1f I I aerospace technologies. A contract wtth Hughes Aircraft provtdes for JOint U S -!raman parltctpatton m m1sstle development It IS understood two Amencan compames and Iran are to JOtntly develop a plant for mamtammg TOW mtsstles Teheran IS now workmg on plans for a factorx w mamtam anti-tank mtsstles and other sophisticated atr·tO· ground weapons Amertcan firms are butldmg a $600 m1lhon coastal nulitary base for the Iraman a1r force, army and navy All in all, Iran, w1th heavy amounts of U S ~chmcal advtce and eqmpment, IS raptdly bmldmg a formidable defense industry , says Tahtinen, able to supply the spare parts and mamtenance for an Important chunk of tis advanced weapons systems By 1980 Iran should be able to butld small warships Equtpment already m Iranian hands - all', land and sea - make 11 the strongest power m the Persian Gulf area. outstr1ppmg Iraq and Saudi Arabia Teheran has on order numbers of advanced a!.l'craft, helicopters, tanks and other weapons !raman of!1cers and enlisted men are rated well ab<lve average for the area, and 1ts atr force pilots and ground crews are said to be approachmg the ef!tctency of the Israeli forces. DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB I I I ' ' ." I ' ' The I By Don Oakley The deadly sparrmg contest between Syrta and Israel IS an excellent Illustration of Clausewttz' clasSic defmtlton of war as nothmg more than the continuation of pohltcs by other means Syna has no hopes - at least at this tune - of dnvmg the Israelis from !hell' postltons m the strategic Golan Hetghts, wbich the IsraeliS setzed m the 1967 Stx-Day War and enlarged m the 1973 October War The intent ts apparently to serve nottce to the world that when and tf Syna dectdes to begm negotiating an armtshee wtth Israel, 1t will do so from "strength," not weakness While any damage done the hated IsraeliS will, of course, be a bonus, the sacriftce of a few dozen or few score Synan soldters and the expenditures of a few rilillton dollars worth of eqwpment and muruhons is a political, not a military, mvestment As for the IsraeliS, they have been content to reply m kmd, artillery round for arttllery round, and to crank m JUst enough manpower and tank and all'power to prevent tbe Synans from chang1118 the tactical status quo m the hetghts area in any permanent or meanmgful way. But what modern Clausewltz will gtve us a defuutton of the horror perpetrated by Arab terrorists on the Israeli v1llage of QiryatShmona, where little children were thrown to theU" deaths from an apartment house' The mdtscrurunate murder of mnocent CIVIlians is nothing more than the continuation of fanatictStn by insane means Yet agam, the world is strangely silent at this latest atroc1ty, and as usual, not one Arab voice lS heard to speak agamst 1t Indeed, 1t ts Lebanon, nor Israel, who threaens to complam to the Uruted Nations because of Israeli strikes agamst Lebanese border villages known to harbor guernllas, and no doubt the "world parliament" would again condemn Israel When Israelis see theU" ch1ldren slaughtered by those who ' The Almanac By United Press fnternaltonal Today IS Monday , Apnl 22, the !1 2th day of 1974 wtth 253 to follow The moon IS new ' I I ' \. \ ' ' mev1ta bly get cancer This sounds ndtculuous How reliable are these rumors' DEAR READER - As far as almonds go, the statement 1s completely wtld There is no truth m 1t at all. Saccharm 1s another story There 1s some evidence that large amounts of sacchar10 may cause bladder tumors. In fact, tt may have been the saccharm and not the cyclamates that caused the problems m rats that led to the bannmg of cyclamates m the country I suspect the ~C· charm has been left on the market because the govern· ment d!dn 't want to rush headlong mto another decision wtthout all the facts, as OC· curred wtth the cyclamate mess 'We got place.'' I ' Rtchard Delaney, asststant athleu c dtrecwr at Ohto SUite Umverstty, made several mterestmg pomts m hiS Utlk at the SV AC banquet Frtday evenmg Probably the most unportant charactertSltc of bemg a srrceessful athlete that he pomted out was "htlltng the books " Too many tunes college students forget that thalts JUS! what they are - student s Youths don't go tn colleg tst to play basketball or lug a lootball up the mtddle They go, or should be gomg, to get an educatton. Some tunes that education comes more m the form of Iearmng to live w1th other people and understanding others' problems and helpmg them deal wtth them An education tsn 't always JUSl a book work a! fall' Jtm Snyder, the fornner OU basketball coach, brought out a good pomt m a recent address when he stated that 1t IS very rare for a h1gh school athlete to make 11 m the professional sports world As Snyder satd, and I'm sure Delaney would agree, "Those athletes must be able to do something when they get out mto the world " Many good h1gh school athletes go to a college and stand out m a certam sport, but too many tunes thell' grades suffer drashcally> Somettmes they have tned and JUSt can't do any be tter But too many tunes thell' only concern IS pracltce and actual game tune They don't realize why they are there m the !trst place, or posstbly, why they should be there It was brought out at the SV AC affatr that P~e Johnson, the freshman bull dozer who made a name for himself m the Jan. I Rose Bowl trmmph over Southern Cal , asked Delaney for an Am a course, saymg that he needed one But Delaney stood firm on a C The assiStant AD who made 11 to Galha County VIa the route of Akron to OhiO State to southeastern Ohto (that sounds hke a familtar route ) made a pomt of explammg that Johnson 1s in a completely new enVIl"onment at OSU, and accordmgly has had trouble adjustmg to the change m pace Many tunes that 1s the cause of academic troubles, and both athletes and JUst plam students suffer from 1t. Johnson grew up m the rural south and Delaney feets there ts no doubt that that change m Situation has made tt very difftcult for Johnson to concentrate on hts school work and adJUSt accordiOgly And Delanoy made 1t clear that he feels Johnson wtll make 11, saymg that Johnson will not be the stereotyped b1g, dumb Woody Hayes fullback He later quallfted that statement, saymg, "He won 't be that stereotyped big, dumb, black Woody Hayes fullback " It's good to hear a banquet speaker stress academtcs, and I thmk 1l's typtcal of the quality people that dom10ate the ath!eltc program at Ohio State Iowa, Badgers top standings • m Big 10 race Sports today: llasc ba II - Ea stern at Southwes tei'JI , Ga!Tipolis ,tl '1ct~s. l'l",ack - Wellston and l·. ast crn at Metgs (, oJf Me tgs .It Ironton ,•:•, ,,. CINCINN ATI 1UP! ) - Alex Granunas has a stock a ns wer Hiller has 0.53 earned run mark By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Writer John H1ller asked no favors after he underwent heart surgery ml971 and be's askmg none now. He has an 0.53 earned run average and a J.<l record that are keepmg the Detrott Tigers from falling through the floor of the Amencan League 's Eastern DIVISIOn "One season doesn't make a good ballplayer," says Hiller, referrmg to hiS record 38-save and 10-vtctory performance as a rehe~ 10 1973 "If I have another ye11r thiS year like I dtd last, then we'll see " Cons1der1ng hts achtevemenls smce returnmg to active duty wtth the Tigers m 1972, the 31-year old Canadtan..IJorn lefthander has modest goals "I would like to be m the runmng for the Ftreman of the Year Award agrun," he sald after allowmg one run and SIX hits m 7 2-3 mnmgs of reHef 10 the Tigers' 6-5 v1ctory over the M1lwaukee Brewers Sunday "And I would like to be m the Ail-Star game. That would definttely be a thrill " Brilllaot Effort Htller's brtlliant effort was rewarded when Des1gnated Httter AI Kahne's 14th mnmg smgle scored Jtm Northrup from second base to break a 5-S he whtch had exiSted smce the runth Northrup doubled w1th two out and scored on Kaline's drtbbler through the nuddle BILL GRAY, SPORTS informatton director of WJEH, makes Mtckey Stanley's run-scormg a most ad!hirable master of ceremomes, as evidenced at the double had tied the score m the SVAC affair. bottom of the runth. All I can say to the Golden Throat of Gallia County IS touche In other AL games, Califorma defeated Oakland, !1EASTERN EAGLE MENTOR Btll Phillips forgot to mfornn 5; Boston edged Cleveland , 6-5, those m attendance the cause for the absence of all the Eagle m 10 mnmgs, Mmnesota award w10ners at Frtday's feast downed Texas, 11-2, Chicago All Eastern semors were on thell' annual tnp to New York out-lllugged Kansas Ctty, 11·7, and Washmgton, D C. at the time of the banquet and could not be and New York beat Baltimore, m attendance 3-<l, after a !h) loss m 13 mnmgs Angels 9 A's 5 CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER to the Kyger Creek The Angels staged a six-run Bobcats and the Hannan Trace Wildcats, the football and rally m the etghth 10rung wtth basketball champions of the SVAC. the key h1ts a double by Joe Kyger Creek almost went undefeated, losmg only to F8ll'land Lahoud, a lrtple by Bobby m the last game of the year The same goes for the Wildcats, Valentme and Lee Stanton's los10g JUst once, that a hotly d1sputed affall' at Coal Grove homer Skip Lockwood held the A's to one run over the !mal SPEAKING OF THAT COAL GROVE GAME, would the lady three mnmgs to gam his fll'st who took my p1cture Frtday (no name necessary) please send me VICtory of the Year while Rollie a pr10t of 11 Fingers, appearmg tn h1s It's the Ill's! tune smce my sophomore year at OSU that I've etghth game of the season, had a flash cube pop m my dll'eclton and would like to see the suffered the loss change that has taken place m the last four years. Red Sox 6 Indians 5 Dtck McAuliffe scored the wmnL"g run on Milt Wtlcox' wild attempted pick-off throw Jtm Perry camed a S.l lead 10to the n10th but the Red Sox lied the score with four runs. Otego Segui was the WIMer and Cecil Upshaw the loser Twins 8 Rangers 2 \ Larry Htsle's three-run etghth-mnmg homer capped a HHul Minnesota attack which enabled Joe Decker to wm his second game. Manager Billy Marlin protested the loss, whtch ended a flve-game Ranger wmnmg streak, on the CHICAGO (UP!) -Iowa and record while Ohto State and basts of a sixth-innmg call by Wisconsin swept Purdue were left With ~ Ump!.l'e Ron Luctano Lucl81lo doubleheaders durmg the marks and Mmnesota was left ruled that Toby Harrah let a grounder by Jeff Burroughs htt weekend to power themselves with a 3-3 record him and, therefore, called a mto a two-way he for the lead in the B1g Ten baseball race WtsconsiO pounded out 10 hits m each game of a twin bill wtth Northwestern Saturday to rack up VICtories of 4-2 and 1211 over the Wildcats. The losses knocked th~ Wildcats out of !li'St place in the conference . NEW YORK (UPI)- John the most dectstve and Iowa rallied m the last innmg of the opener of their Saturday Havhcek scores 36 pomts, satisfymg basket of his Sunday doubleheader wtth Michigan g1ves Boston a 3-1 pl1lyoff lead output. It gave Boston a 94-91 State w pull out a 9-ll victory, over New York and still says lead With 27 seconds left and choked off a _last New York then turned on the power for a he's a worry wart. Despite Boston's com- attempt to gam a 2-2 sertes 10-4 romp m the ntghtcap. lead in the NBA's sput. mandmg Both Iowa and Wlsconsm "I worked harder today than Eastern Conference finals, finished weekend play With 4-2 in the other two wms," " records to share the conference Havlicek fears the Celt1cs lead. Northwestern and Michi- could suffer a letdown if they HavHcek explained "I came up With good shots and I'm gan State were left 3-3 and 4-4 become overconfident. having a hot hand But I'm The Celts tripped the Knicks, respectively. looking forward to the cornmg Indiana missed 1ts chance to 98-91, Sunday, positioning climb into the lead, splitting a themselves for the series two days of rest and a good doubleheader With IllinOIS. The clincher 10 Boston Wednesday chance to relax." Cowens, his effectiveness ' Hoosiers took the opener 4-2, rught. limited after he scored 17 "The fifth game will be just but dropped the rughtcap 3-2 to finish the weekend with a 5-3 like games 1-2-3 and 4," points and picked up his fifth record. Dlinois was left With a Havlicek told a TV audience. foul in the third quarter, satd "I refuse to be overconfident Havlicek's key basket m the 3-3 record. even though we're coming off a last minute was a picture play In other doubleheaders • Saturday, Ohio State split with wm instead of a loss. I don't goal. went just the way Johh "It want to soundphilosophical, Purdue, wmntng the opener 7~ but it Is just one more game to would have diagrammed 11 on but dropping the nightcap 6-3 the blackboard," he said. and Minnesota split with lJe played." Havlicek, the league's fourth Walt Frazier was devastated Michigan, losing the fll'st game by Havlicek's ability to score leading playoff scorJr With S-2 and taking the nightcap 5-0 almost at will The Knick back· 2,963 po10ts, S8ld his last two behind the threHnt lpitching of po10ts of the Kljffie, on a drtvmg court ace led New York With 25 rookie Perry Bauer. 1 Michigan was left Ill the layup after a pass down the pomts, but couldn't score With cellar of the league with a 2-4 lane from Dave Cowens, was Havlicek's consiStency for those \\ho qu estton htm about the strength of Tony Perez, the Reds slugg mg first basema n " Just say Tony IS strong double play Jun Btbby was the enough that you don't ever want htm to get mad at you, • losmg ptlcher exclatmed the Reds coac h WhtCe Sox II Royals 7 And I m JUSt thankful he s Bnan Downmg's trtple wtth the bases ftlled sparked a got a temperment to ma tch seven-run stxth mmng outburst that guys ' added Alex , which carrted the White Sox' potntmg to btg Ted Klusze wski, Terry Forster to hts ftrst wm the Reds boltm g coach Perez hi l home run number .~~l~f::::=:~:~:=:=·:;~::;:::~:t=:;:~:~?;:::;:~:;:~:;::::;j:~:=:··::·:::~:=: . =:l:;:::. \~:~. !; ::: ••::·,:.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,, ~~!~ Today's I Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Edtlor ~·:<·. i~~~ NEW YORK (UP! )- He was th e la st one left m the dressmg room All the others had gone Slowly, meltculously, he began pulltng all tus pe rsonal belongmgs mto the small brown ca nvas bag Hts kelly green Boston Celt1cs' uruform went first John Havlleek folded the Jersey nea tly'and dtd the sa me thm g wtth his pants "C'mon, John, c'mon, " one of the Celttcs' coun ers called out to him, poppmg his bead mto the dressmg room "Arnold ts se ndmg messages from the bus " Arnold ts Red Auerbach, preSident, general manager and Mr Boston Celttc hunself Few people ever call htm Arnold , although everybody knows that's his g1ven name Rtghl now he and all the other Celltcs "ere m a bus whtch already was runmng tl.s motor preparatory to leavmg Madtson Square Garden for LaGuardta Airport Arnold was amuous to get gomg He has been known to tell the bus dnvet· to move on when some of hts peo ple Ui ke too long John Havhcek may have heard the couner's message, then aga10 he mtght've not There was no mdicalton at all from his expression It never changed Celtics' Heart And Soul More than an hour had passed smce Boston had beaten the New York Kmcks, 98-91, Sunday and made tt three games to one over the losers m the NBA s Eastern Conference !mal Now John Havlicek, who had been the very heart and soul of the Celttcs offense, scormg 36 pomts, mcludmg the basket whtch really ftmshed off the Kmcks 27 seconds from the end , >~ as patiently answermg newsmen, a number of whom were askmg , him whether he felt the Celttcs were home free John Havlicek sa td no, he dtdn't thmk that at all Havlicek was asked whether he had any parltcular plulosophy out on the court and he answered the ques tton thts way "One of the things I'm consUtntly aware of 1s that we have to keep movmg If we keep movmg, somethmg IS bound to ha ppen Even tfyou run without a purpose, when you keep moVIng, you're liable to free yourself. I know the toughest person m the world to watch 1s one on the move " When Havlicek origmally came to the Celttcs from Ohto SUite 12 years ago, he was prunanly a defensive player Somewhere along the lme he changed his style and became the Celttcs' cht ef shooter, and now he was bemg asked speciltcally when dtd he change "I can't say exactly," he satd "I know Sam Jones used to have that role, of leading our offense, I mean When he sUtrted to slow up, you know what I mean, not feel as conftdent as he should, they started breakmg me m Shootmg and playmg defense are two entirely different thtngs If the ball goes m, you're a hero, if 1! doesn't, well, you're not dmng the JOb Now "Semor Citizen" " I was a defens1ve player I was part of 'the youth of the Celttcs 'I went from there to an old man and at this pomt I'm the semor citizen " John Havlicek sa1d all thts wtthout any trace of a srrule. "You constder yourself old'" someone wanted to know "I JUst turned 34," srud Havltcek "I'm not nearly as fast or strong as I was a few years ago I think I play more "tth a purpose now I know when to break and when to turn 1t on " wn'en he got through wtth all the questtons, Havltcek walked out of the dressmg room and stopped momentarily m the corrtdor to stgn an autograph for a Garden employee "We hetter get a move on, John, " urged the same worrted member of the Celttcs' travelmg party "Arnold IS sendmg messages, and the bus may have left already Without us " It dtd no such thing Nobody would even thmk of leaVIng John Havhcek behmd Sunday Not even Arnold- stx and boosted hts RBI tota l to 17 Sunday as lhe Reds split a double-header wtth the San Dtego Padres, losmg the second ga me 7-2 after pound mg out a 10..1 vtctory m the opener Tony's roommate Dave Conce pciO n shared the hilli ng spotlight tn \he opener, hilling h1s f1rs t maJor league grand slamme1 as F red Norman gtvcn a comfo rUtble ear ly lead \\ Cot on to notch hts f1 rst victorY of th e season m his first sta rtmg role Reds Mana ger Sparky Anderson now ts hopmg ConcepciOn doesn 't become too long ball conscwus · We have already Ut lked about tl to him," satd Spa rky 'Everyttme he tnes to swmg fo r homers, he's JUS! takmg the ba t nght out of his own ha nds I ve already see n htm do tl seven or elght tunes Ous wouldn 'teven ht t the ba ll out of the tnl teld , yet he mtght wmd up wt th as many as fou r htts " Ken Gt iffey entered yester day's double-header battmg only 130 • ' I am sttll convmced that Ken ts go mg to make 1! here, S<~ td Sparky • but to do so he has to Utke advanUtge of ever ythmg he has " Wha t young Griffey has ts a lot of speed Ken stngled to n ght for Ius only htt m yesterday's ftrst ga me He bea t out a bunt m th e seventh mmng for his only htt m the second game The Metgs Htgh golf team at Vm ton last Fnday won 187 to 212 wt th Thomas havmg the bes t card of both teams Other Me1gs scores were Stflry 51 Blackston 45 and War ner ~ Vmton scorers were Curran -tr Ya tes 45, Crow 55 and 'McKtbben 63 The golf schedule thts week has Me tgs at Iron ton today , hosting Vmton and Southern Tuesday , at Athens aga mst Athens and Logan Wednesday , and Fnday at New Lexmgton 'it w.1sn 't a g(;kt bW11 pomled out Spark y, 'but that s what I mean about ConcepCion and Gn ffey Wtlh thetr spee,• yo u don 't need a great bun t JUSt a good one ' Concepcwn's grand slanuner ca me dunng a seven-run f1rst mmng Take it from me, season ' ' And erson IS aware that Conce pcton ts ca pable of htttmg about 20 homers a season, but he'll he happy tf the Reds shortstop wmds up wtUt only mne or 10 ' Davtd has more S!R'ed than power ," sa 1d Anderson 11 And he ca n help us a lot more by usmg his speed I'm conVInced he could be a 300 htller or close to tl if he would JUst concentrate on gettmg base htts use hts head b) buntm~ a lttt le more tnstead of losmg his head and swmgtng for h<>mers " Anderson reahzes tl's ea ster satd than done It ta kes tremend ous se lf-dt scipllne Thts IS difftcult for a lot of young players to acqmre "Pete Rose dtd th ou ~ h · satd Anderson ' Watch htm You won't see hun takmg the bat out of his hands 10 tunes a year ~ If that many " Anderson ctled a recent conversatiOn, he had wtlh Rod Carew , the Mmnesota Twtns second baseman and Amen can League battmg champ HCa rew to ld me, " sa td Sparky. · that a couple of years ago he bunted 35 ltmes and beat out 27 of them for base htls If God g1ves you speed, yo u've got to be smart enough to use 11 Take Maury Wtlls There would be days when he , Golfers win over Vinton PAUL HARVEY it's time to heat up! 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I '' ' ':."'{ •': ;:-"•!·•• :-:·:·:: : :-:·: ··: ·-::: ,•:. .·:. •• Reds ·split pair with Education system gets failing grade By Bruce Bios sal WASHINGTON ( NEA) - Bad news IS really ptllng up on the educallon front m the Umted States. The numbers m our schools are huge, the pubHc expenditures ltkewiSe But somehow the net of 1t all IS grossly dtscouragmg - espectally when set agamst that part of the Amencandream which says thai education IS the key to everything useful and good II doesn't augur well for us , etlher at the leadership level or at the more general plane "here a well -tra med populace ·~ counted on to enrtch us wtlh sktlls and gUide )IS wtlh balanced judgmen t.s and chotces Pnvate colleges are droppmg away, and wtlh them some of the varted fl avor and much of the more mtnna te teaching thai could mean so much to Amencan studenL< Pmched by dimmtshed funds from both government and pnvate grants, these schools are bound to keep dymg off The great pubHcly \ I. . ' • , I '' . I ' ., \ I I �.' ,, 2- The Datly Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 . Apnl 22, 1974 Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , April22, 1974 ,. I The Rites of Spring BRUCE BH)SSAT Sports , Desk Padres; Perez shines By Denny Fobes Yet the grun stuff keeps seepmg ou t Truancy m elemenUtry and secondary schools IS staggermg m some ctltes To the large number of acknowledged dropouts must be added many of these truants, who are puptls m name only Vance Packard, marshalmg evtdence for Reader 's Dtgest, recalls a Lows Harns survey wht ch showed nearly a tenth of all Amencans had trouble meelmg mmtmum ht et acy standards They could wnte only poorly , couldn't spell, or fill out JOb apphcatton forms All those Harns sampled were 16 or older In 10 years, the average score of U S students takmg the standard Scholastic Aptitude Test has dropped 35 pomts - abou t seven per cent Federal studtes dJsclose at least seven mtlhon u S youngsters wtth severe t eadmg problems '):he magazme 'The Public Interest ' . seekmg to ga uge the effectiveness of many "Great Soctety • progtams, found tha t m the vast federal a1d to educa tton field some mon ey had been well directed and well spent But 1t esttmated tha t about a fi fth of U S chtldren are diSadvanUtged, for educattonal pu rposes, by vtrtue of Inadequate famtly, neighbor hood and communtty backgrounds These are not only a direct schooling handtcap (m some homes parents' vocabulanes are ltmtted to a few hundred words ). but pose grave problems of healUt and dtel wtuch affect bra tn development The magazme's concluston ts that to be broadly useful such programs must be apphed for much longer pertods at much greater cost than Amencans are spendmg - for all the seemmgly enormous tax load whtch education lays upon us Some foretgn natwns, btg and small, are domg a good deal better than we on educatiOn We're already gettmg a name for sltoddmessandslackness Unless we ftnd ways lQ develop people of dedicated, effecltve schooling, Amen ca won't be looked to mdefirutely as a place of htgh leadership and great producttvtly supported educa tiOn supermarkets are m command Some pretty harsh things are bemg wn tten, too, about the quality of college and umverSily educa tiOn today Medwcre 1s one of the kmder words some crtltcs apply Thousands of "teachers" seem JUSt a JUIDP or two ahead of thetr students Many stude11ts evtdeRI.!r are only nuldly mterested m learrung They see no pnv il~ m tl though a rece nt dtnner comparuon told me It would cost him $80,000 to pu t hiS fau-stzed famtly of ktds through college _ A record number of Amen can yo uths, more than etght mtlhon, are m colleges topay Bul smce 1969, the proporhon of those 18 through 21 gomg that route has fallen from around 45 per cent to the range of 36 to 38 per cent Some bnght spots exiSt. Experts mstSt levels of attamment are rtsmg, that among Amencans 20 to 24 some 65 per cent (far more than m earlier tunes) have at least completed high school That's a btg advance DON OAKLEY Is Israel's future the price of oil? • are dedicated to the "liberatiOn '' of Palestme, and th e world cares not, 1s 1t any wonder that they are less than enthu stasttc about giVIng away thetr mtll tary secunty - even tf 1t would mean that Europeans and Amencans would have plen ty of gasohne for thetr automobtles ' 1hls way to Hop Bottom They were a colorful and 1magmat1ve people, those ptoneers who left us wtth such names as Hmkey Dmkey, Rough and Ready, Goose Ptmple Junctton, Hop Bottom and many others fam1har to toponymy buffs (toponymy ts the study of place names ) But tunes change and maps must, too. Accordmg to Donald J Orth, head of the Domesltc Names Section of the U S Geologtcal Survey, and also executive secretary for domestic names of the U S Board on Geographic Names, the present climate ts more relaxed toward suggestive names (although a long-standmg "cleamng up" process continues; for mstance, a place m Oregon which once meant a house of 111 repute now appears on the maps as Naughty Gtrl Meadow) The itames that gtve the most trouble these days , says Orth, are those which were once thought humorous or ptcturesque but are now conSidered offenSive or derogatory because of our changmg soctal clunate. The largest group are those which contam ractal or ethmc slurs In considermg names submitted for decisions, the board follows a general rule that any name that ts m common local use and 1s not conSidered offenstve by the local reSidents IS acceptable for map use. RALPH NOVAK Diplomacy's acid test , By Ralph Novak "Henry, don't forget to take the garbage wtth you on your way out " "Crimmentlies, Nanee I'm on my way to a swnrmt con. ference mvolvmg the future of mankmd and you 're womed - .___ _ _ _ _ __, about the crummy garbage Anyway, I JUS! took 1t out yesterday "Ach du heber- er, I mean, good gnef I JUst have to leave • What are we running here, a garbage factory ' I'll bet Gromyko now, Nancy, or I'll be late for the meeting Htstory awa1ts, you and Chou En-lat don't have to Utke the garbage out at the!.l' know " house " "All nght, dear Have a good mediation And Henry"" · "Now that's another thing I've been mearung to speak to you "Yes, darling<;! " • about , Henry Why do you always have to go runnmg off to some "On your way home would you be a dear and stop and p1ck up summtt meeting or other JUSt when I've invited Rocky and a couple of pounds of lamb chops for dinner '" Happy over for some ba ck~mmon' I'll bet you'd be able to post· pone your old summit meetmg if I could persuade Glona Stemem -""""::=-:=-:=:::-::---:--- - - - - -_:________ BERRY'S WORlD . to come over to play Monopoly " "There you go agam, Nancy, always brmgmg up all those gorgeous young sUtrlet types I used to go out wtth Why, I hardly ·even remember them anymore , Jtll, Ma rlo, Barbara - they're all JUSt fam t hour-g la ~ shapes m my memory You Juiow I thmk _only of you and the PreSident, not necessarily m that order." "What I want to know IS, Henry, when you can brmg peace to •the whole world and resolve dispotes between people who have been enemtes for t!lousands of years, why can't you arid I get along without bickertng' " "Frankly, dear,tt IS because you do not recogruze me as a superstar Let's face 1t, do superstars take out the garbage? No; superstars get pnvate villas with servants and catered gourmet meals and free ltckets to sportmg events and thetr pictures on the covers of news magaztnes Tell me how many limes you see a picture of somebody Utking out the garbage on the cover of 'Tune'?'' "That remmds me, Henry; the next lime you do one of those press conferenl!fS, I wtsh you'd be a little more careful about the knot in your tie and your h8ll'cut Last ttme you looked a little, well, tacky. Maybe if you stl!rted wearmg turtle necks once in a whlle and mtx m an occasional bow tie .. '' "Please, Nancy, my plane IS watting. The fate of the world )nay hang in the balance and you are standing there looking down at me , .. Which reminds me, why do you alway; have to wear those platform shoes that make you &-feet-4' I know you're taller than me You know you're taller than me. The who!~ country knows you're taller than me. Why rub tim '" "To be honest. I read m 'Ms.' that a woman should always make the best of her natural abilities and I know you wouldn 't want me to suppress my tnstlncls " "Oh, no, far be 1t from me to suppress your mstmcls But why Is It that before we were mamed you always wore Iowheelechhoes and walked 10 kind of a crouch'" "That couldn't have been me, dear You must be thmking of $0meone else. That St. John woman had temble posture as 1 reeall." I ($) 19H b~ ~~ • NEA Inc f --- "Remember, little one, money cannot buy happmess - 011 can'" • ' HOPING to close the !&month old diplomattc gap be tween the Umte d SUites and ' Sweden , Rob! Stausz-Hupe, current U S. ambassador to Belgtum, has been appomted to Improve relattons between the two nattons first >~eakene d durtn g dtspu tes over th e VIetnamese war mormng stars .' • < I • are Mercury, Venu s and Jup1ter The evemng stars are Mars and Saturn Those born on thiS date are under the stgn of Taurus Spamsh Queen Isabella I "a s born Apnl 22, 1451 On thts day tn htslory In 1889, some 20,000 homesteaders ma ~ed along the border of the Okrahoma Tern lory awattmg the Signal to sUtrt the Oklahoma Land Rush In 1898, Theodore Roosevelt resigned as assistant secreta ry of war to recrmt men for his "Rough Rtders" regiment of cavalry volun leers In 1944, Alli ed forces mvaded Dutch New Gumea tn World War II In 1972, Apollo 16 astronauts John Young ana Charles Duke walked and rode around the surface of the moon for seven hours and 23 mmutes RAY CROMLEY Beating their oil shares into swords By Ray Cromley relahonshtps have been butlt, WASHINGTON - (NEA) or are m the process of bemg - A fnend qw etly left the other butlt, wtth Iran, Saudi Arabia day for Teheran wtth State and Jordan Equally qwet, Department and Pentag on perSistent but unpubhctzed approval to arrange for sup- talks have been gomg on wtth plymg Iran wtth new, high- Egypt As wtth the SaudiS and technology weapons systems the Iramans, the approaches to These were spectally designed Egypt's Prestdent Sadat have to handle guernlla mftltratwn frequently been made through What Secretary of State unoffictal channels Henry Ktssmger 1s domg to end The wtde extent of these the Mtddle East war has been American relaltonshtps wtth htghly publicized But even Iran and Saudi Arabia have not more Important m the long run been pubhctzed are the behmd-the-scenes An esttma ted 3,500 Amencan mtsstons, now bemg camed mtlltary and ciVIhan adv1sers A thought for the day out whereby the United States are m Saudi Arabta The U S PreSiden t Franklin D Roose- hopes to butld up Islands of Air Force ts understood to be velt satd, "The truth IS found strength tn the Moslem world. actively advtsmg the Saudis on when men are free to pursue The ObJecltves are atr defenses. We have more It " - To msure that no than 1,500 advtsers in Iran RusSian - backed anmes or !raman, Bnttsh and U S jomt guernllas are able to over- naval exercises have been throw fnendly governments earned out m the Gulf of and repla ce them wtth Oman It IS estunated 11,000 clien t !raman officers and men have Moscow -ort ented regtmes had trammg m the Umted - - To butld closer Stales And 1t ts beheved relattonshtps wtth tradtttonal mtlltary and CIVIhan miSSIOnS and thus msure regular m both Saud! Arabta and Iran alltes Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl deltvenes of petroleum In wtll be Increased m the near VISited wtth her dad, Mr Clyde part, thts reqwres provtdmg future Harnson recently The extent of thiS Amencan Mrs. Delores King and Mrs our frtends wtth the strength they need to keep vttal sea cooper alton IS httle known. But Neva Kmg went to Columbus to see Mrs. Nora Cummms at the lanes open for the shipment of there are reveahng examples explored by Dale Tahtinen for hospttal where she ts lm- 01) The dollars earned from thts the Amencan Enterpnse Inprovmg They also vtstted Mrs Helena Conner considerable Amertcan assis t- slttute for Public Pohcy and Mr and Mrs Ralph Chase ance and cooperalton wtll Research tn Washmgton. A company JOintly owned by Mr and Mrs Paul Casto and make 1t posstble m part to pay M.Ss Carol Hall of Columbus for the mcreasmgly expenstve Iran and Northrop CorporatiOn 1s butldmg a plant to tram spent the weekend wtth thetr Oil To date, the closest Iramans to handle advanced parents, Mr ancl Mrs Carl Hall and Donna ' Rowland Oats Mr and Mrs VISited wtth Mr and Mrs. Clatr Burson at Shade Mr Burson has JUst recently returned home from Umverstty Hospital at Columbus Vtsltmg Easter with Mrs Elizabeth Murray and Mr. and Mrs Dana Murray and famtly were Mr. and Mrs Wtlllam Murray of Columbus B} LawreuceE Lamb, M.D tmmedt a lf'dtschar ge shock Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal DEAR DR LAMB I get a until you have bwlt up elechad as recent VISitors Mr and Mrs. Kirk Chevalier, Mrs ternftc shock every hme 1 tr1c1ty agam If you contmually Betty Chevalier ~~ CheJter, Mr touch somethmg metal at discharge electrtctty you won 't and Mrs Roger Young and home, work, shappmg , gettmg Qwld up a static charge I Wesley, Mr. and Mrs Russell out of a car, etc I have even suppose tf tt IS really a problem you could have a ptete of metal Well and Demse Hendricks and shocked other people It's a crazy sttuahon, and~t' n~ heel of your shoe that Roger Dtxon begmnmg to get me down. an touches the surface of the floor "!'Ytljing be doJie about 1t and connects to a ptece of Eden "DEAR REII:DER Thts IS metal that has contact w1th Vtrgmta Carter, Martha more common , that you apyour bare heel. Th1s would Holsmger and Fanme Btgley attended the weddmg shower parently reahze In modern serve as a constant ground m honor of Laura Jean Webb at operatmg rooms , the personnel wtre and prevent accumulatiOn the Grande Hall, Shade, Ohw must all wear grounded shoes, of static electrtctty or shoe covenngs A w1re Rugs are a common cause of Fnday mght conductor ' connection IS placed the problem. The fnction bemslde the sock to connect the tween the filament and the body to the grounded footwear. movement of your feet bwlds The Sentinel Thts IS done because everyone up staltc electnctty The DEVOTED TO 11lE has some degree of the covcnngs wtthout ftlaments INTEII1!Sr OF • MEIGS-MASON AREA problem you describe. are better m thiS sense, such as CliFSl'ERL. TANNFJIILL, You are stonng stahc tile, wood, or even the flatter Em:. Ed. It Is capable of mdoor-outdoor carpeting (but electrtctty ROBERT HOEP"LLIO, Cll>-... gtvmg off a spark. Since there that too can still be a problem) 8alll'dly by are explostve gases used m the I can't res1st the temptahon operatmg rooms, 1t ts very to suggest that 1f all else fails unportant that no spark occur, you could always wear a chain hence the grounded footwear and drag 11 along as gasoline You mtght check wtth some tank trucks do to prevent stattc of the mediCal supply houses m electrtctty and the posstbtlity your c1ty and see tf they can of an exploswn It would be a offer you any footwear that real conversahon ptece would do the trtck DEAR DR. LAMB - 1 have As you know, after you have been told by friends that two dtscharged the siat1c elec- foods, almonds add saccharm tnctty frotn touching can cause cancer. One perso~ somethmg metal or a person told me that tf you eat two you Will ~ot have another almond• a day you will Kingsbury News, Notes One reader's shocking tale ' 'I I 1f I I aerospace technologies. A contract wtth Hughes Aircraft provtdes for JOint U S -!raman parltctpatton m m1sstle development It IS understood two Amencan compames and Iran are to JOtntly develop a plant for mamtammg TOW mtsstles Teheran IS now workmg on plans for a factorx w mamtam anti-tank mtsstles and other sophisticated atr·tO· ground weapons Amertcan firms are butldmg a $600 m1lhon coastal nulitary base for the Iraman a1r force, army and navy All in all, Iran, w1th heavy amounts of U S ~chmcal advtce and eqmpment, IS raptdly bmldmg a formidable defense industry , says Tahtinen, able to supply the spare parts and mamtenance for an Important chunk of tis advanced weapons systems By 1980 Iran should be able to butld small warships Equtpment already m Iranian hands - all', land and sea - make 11 the strongest power m the Persian Gulf area. outstr1ppmg Iraq and Saudi Arabia Teheran has on order numbers of advanced a!.l'craft, helicopters, tanks and other weapons !raman of!1cers and enlisted men are rated well ab<lve average for the area, and 1ts atr force pilots and ground crews are said to be approachmg the ef!tctency of the Israeli forces. DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB I I I ' ' ." I ' ' The I By Don Oakley The deadly sparrmg contest between Syrta and Israel IS an excellent Illustration of Clausewttz' clasSic defmtlton of war as nothmg more than the continuation of pohltcs by other means Syna has no hopes - at least at this tune - of dnvmg the Israelis from !hell' postltons m the strategic Golan Hetghts, wbich the IsraeliS setzed m the 1967 Stx-Day War and enlarged m the 1973 October War The intent ts apparently to serve nottce to the world that when and tf Syna dectdes to begm negotiating an armtshee wtth Israel, 1t will do so from "strength," not weakness While any damage done the hated IsraeliS will, of course, be a bonus, the sacriftce of a few dozen or few score Synan soldters and the expenditures of a few rilillton dollars worth of eqwpment and muruhons is a political, not a military, mvestment As for the IsraeliS, they have been content to reply m kmd, artillery round for arttllery round, and to crank m JUst enough manpower and tank and all'power to prevent tbe Synans from chang1118 the tactical status quo m the hetghts area in any permanent or meanmgful way. But what modern Clausewltz will gtve us a defuutton of the horror perpetrated by Arab terrorists on the Israeli v1llage of QiryatShmona, where little children were thrown to theU" deaths from an apartment house' The mdtscrurunate murder of mnocent CIVIlians is nothing more than the continuation of fanatictStn by insane means Yet agam, the world is strangely silent at this latest atroc1ty, and as usual, not one Arab voice lS heard to speak agamst 1t Indeed, 1t ts Lebanon, nor Israel, who threaens to complam to the Uruted Nations because of Israeli strikes agamst Lebanese border villages known to harbor guernllas, and no doubt the "world parliament" would again condemn Israel When Israelis see theU" ch1ldren slaughtered by those who ' The Almanac By United Press fnternaltonal Today IS Monday , Apnl 22, the !1 2th day of 1974 wtth 253 to follow The moon IS new ' I I ' \. \ ' ' mev1ta bly get cancer This sounds ndtculuous How reliable are these rumors' DEAR READER - As far as almonds go, the statement 1s completely wtld There is no truth m 1t at all. Saccharm 1s another story There 1s some evidence that large amounts of sacchar10 may cause bladder tumors. In fact, tt may have been the saccharm and not the cyclamates that caused the problems m rats that led to the bannmg of cyclamates m the country I suspect the ~C· charm has been left on the market because the govern· ment d!dn 't want to rush headlong mto another decision wtthout all the facts, as OC· curred wtth the cyclamate mess 'We got place.'' I ' Rtchard Delaney, asststant athleu c dtrecwr at Ohto SUite Umverstty, made several mterestmg pomts m hiS Utlk at the SV AC banquet Frtday evenmg Probably the most unportant charactertSltc of bemg a srrceessful athlete that he pomted out was "htlltng the books " Too many tunes college students forget that thalts JUS! what they are - student s Youths don't go tn colleg tst to play basketball or lug a lootball up the mtddle They go, or should be gomg, to get an educatton. Some tunes that education comes more m the form of Iearmng to live w1th other people and understanding others' problems and helpmg them deal wtth them An education tsn 't always JUSl a book work a! fall' Jtm Snyder, the fornner OU basketball coach, brought out a good pomt m a recent address when he stated that 1t IS very rare for a h1gh school athlete to make 11 m the professional sports world As Snyder satd, and I'm sure Delaney would agree, "Those athletes must be able to do something when they get out mto the world " Many good h1gh school athletes go to a college and stand out m a certam sport, but too many tunes thell' grades suffer drashcally> Somettmes they have tned and JUSt can't do any be tter But too many tunes thell' only concern IS pracltce and actual game tune They don't realize why they are there m the !trst place, or posstbly, why they should be there It was brought out at the SV AC affatr that P~e Johnson, the freshman bull dozer who made a name for himself m the Jan. I Rose Bowl trmmph over Southern Cal , asked Delaney for an Am a course, saymg that he needed one But Delaney stood firm on a C The assiStant AD who made 11 to Galha County VIa the route of Akron to OhiO State to southeastern Ohto (that sounds hke a familtar route ) made a pomt of explammg that Johnson 1s in a completely new enVIl"onment at OSU, and accordmgly has had trouble adjustmg to the change m pace Many tunes that 1s the cause of academic troubles, and both athletes and JUst plam students suffer from 1t. Johnson grew up m the rural south and Delaney feets there ts no doubt that that change m Situation has made tt very difftcult for Johnson to concentrate on hts school work and adJUSt accordiOgly And Delanoy made 1t clear that he feels Johnson wtll make 11, saymg that Johnson will not be the stereotyped b1g, dumb Woody Hayes fullback He later quallfted that statement, saymg, "He won 't be that stereotyped big, dumb, black Woody Hayes fullback " It's good to hear a banquet speaker stress academtcs, and I thmk 1l's typtcal of the quality people that dom10ate the ath!eltc program at Ohio State Iowa, Badgers top standings • m Big 10 race Sports today: llasc ba II - Ea stern at Southwes tei'JI , Ga!Tipolis ,tl '1ct~s. l'l",ack - Wellston and l·. ast crn at Metgs (, oJf Me tgs .It Ironton ,•:•, ,,. CINCINN ATI 1UP! ) - Alex Granunas has a stock a ns wer Hiller has 0.53 earned run mark By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Writer John H1ller asked no favors after he underwent heart surgery ml971 and be's askmg none now. He has an 0.53 earned run average and a J.<l record that are keepmg the Detrott Tigers from falling through the floor of the Amencan League 's Eastern DIVISIOn "One season doesn't make a good ballplayer," says Hiller, referrmg to hiS record 38-save and 10-vtctory performance as a rehe~ 10 1973 "If I have another ye11r thiS year like I dtd last, then we'll see " Cons1der1ng hts achtevemenls smce returnmg to active duty wtth the Tigers m 1972, the 31-year old Canadtan..IJorn lefthander has modest goals "I would like to be m the runmng for the Ftreman of the Year Award agrun," he sald after allowmg one run and SIX hits m 7 2-3 mnmgs of reHef 10 the Tigers' 6-5 v1ctory over the M1lwaukee Brewers Sunday "And I would like to be m the Ail-Star game. That would definttely be a thrill " Brilllaot Effort Htller's brtlliant effort was rewarded when Des1gnated Httter AI Kahne's 14th mnmg smgle scored Jtm Northrup from second base to break a 5-S he whtch had exiSted smce the runth Northrup doubled w1th two out and scored on Kaline's drtbbler through the nuddle BILL GRAY, SPORTS informatton director of WJEH, makes Mtckey Stanley's run-scormg a most ad!hirable master of ceremomes, as evidenced at the double had tied the score m the SVAC affair. bottom of the runth. All I can say to the Golden Throat of Gallia County IS touche In other AL games, Califorma defeated Oakland, !1EASTERN EAGLE MENTOR Btll Phillips forgot to mfornn 5; Boston edged Cleveland , 6-5, those m attendance the cause for the absence of all the Eagle m 10 mnmgs, Mmnesota award w10ners at Frtday's feast downed Texas, 11-2, Chicago All Eastern semors were on thell' annual tnp to New York out-lllugged Kansas Ctty, 11·7, and Washmgton, D C. at the time of the banquet and could not be and New York beat Baltimore, m attendance 3-<l, after a !h) loss m 13 mnmgs Angels 9 A's 5 CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER to the Kyger Creek The Angels staged a six-run Bobcats and the Hannan Trace Wildcats, the football and rally m the etghth 10rung wtth basketball champions of the SVAC. the key h1ts a double by Joe Kyger Creek almost went undefeated, losmg only to F8ll'land Lahoud, a lrtple by Bobby m the last game of the year The same goes for the Wildcats, Valentme and Lee Stanton's los10g JUst once, that a hotly d1sputed affall' at Coal Grove homer Skip Lockwood held the A's to one run over the !mal SPEAKING OF THAT COAL GROVE GAME, would the lady three mnmgs to gam his fll'st who took my p1cture Frtday (no name necessary) please send me VICtory of the Year while Rollie a pr10t of 11 Fingers, appearmg tn h1s It's the Ill's! tune smce my sophomore year at OSU that I've etghth game of the season, had a flash cube pop m my dll'eclton and would like to see the suffered the loss change that has taken place m the last four years. Red Sox 6 Indians 5 Dtck McAuliffe scored the wmnL"g run on Milt Wtlcox' wild attempted pick-off throw Jtm Perry camed a S.l lead 10to the n10th but the Red Sox lied the score with four runs. Otego Segui was the WIMer and Cecil Upshaw the loser Twins 8 Rangers 2 \ Larry Htsle's three-run etghth-mnmg homer capped a HHul Minnesota attack which enabled Joe Decker to wm his second game. Manager Billy Marlin protested the loss, whtch ended a flve-game Ranger wmnmg streak, on the CHICAGO (UP!) -Iowa and record while Ohto State and basts of a sixth-innmg call by Wisconsin swept Purdue were left With ~ Ump!.l'e Ron Luctano Lucl81lo doubleheaders durmg the marks and Mmnesota was left ruled that Toby Harrah let a grounder by Jeff Burroughs htt weekend to power themselves with a 3-3 record him and, therefore, called a mto a two-way he for the lead in the B1g Ten baseball race WtsconsiO pounded out 10 hits m each game of a twin bill wtth Northwestern Saturday to rack up VICtories of 4-2 and 1211 over the Wildcats. The losses knocked th~ Wildcats out of !li'St place in the conference . NEW YORK (UPI)- John the most dectstve and Iowa rallied m the last innmg of the opener of their Saturday Havhcek scores 36 pomts, satisfymg basket of his Sunday doubleheader wtth Michigan g1ves Boston a 3-1 pl1lyoff lead output. It gave Boston a 94-91 State w pull out a 9-ll victory, over New York and still says lead With 27 seconds left and choked off a _last New York then turned on the power for a he's a worry wart. Despite Boston's com- attempt to gam a 2-2 sertes 10-4 romp m the ntghtcap. lead in the NBA's sput. mandmg Both Iowa and Wlsconsm "I worked harder today than Eastern Conference finals, finished weekend play With 4-2 in the other two wms," " records to share the conference Havlicek fears the Celt1cs lead. Northwestern and Michi- could suffer a letdown if they HavHcek explained "I came up With good shots and I'm gan State were left 3-3 and 4-4 become overconfident. having a hot hand But I'm The Celts tripped the Knicks, respectively. looking forward to the cornmg Indiana missed 1ts chance to 98-91, Sunday, positioning climb into the lead, splitting a themselves for the series two days of rest and a good doubleheader With IllinOIS. The clincher 10 Boston Wednesday chance to relax." Cowens, his effectiveness ' Hoosiers took the opener 4-2, rught. limited after he scored 17 "The fifth game will be just but dropped the rughtcap 3-2 to finish the weekend with a 5-3 like games 1-2-3 and 4," points and picked up his fifth record. Dlinois was left With a Havlicek told a TV audience. foul in the third quarter, satd "I refuse to be overconfident Havlicek's key basket m the 3-3 record. even though we're coming off a last minute was a picture play In other doubleheaders • Saturday, Ohio State split with wm instead of a loss. I don't goal. went just the way Johh "It want to soundphilosophical, Purdue, wmntng the opener 7~ but it Is just one more game to would have diagrammed 11 on but dropping the nightcap 6-3 the blackboard," he said. and Minnesota split with lJe played." Havlicek, the league's fourth Walt Frazier was devastated Michigan, losing the fll'st game by Havlicek's ability to score leading playoff scorJr With S-2 and taking the nightcap 5-0 almost at will The Knick back· 2,963 po10ts, S8ld his last two behind the threHnt lpitching of po10ts of the Kljffie, on a drtvmg court ace led New York With 25 rookie Perry Bauer. 1 Michigan was left Ill the layup after a pass down the pomts, but couldn't score With cellar of the league with a 2-4 lane from Dave Cowens, was Havlicek's consiStency for those \\ho qu estton htm about the strength of Tony Perez, the Reds slugg mg first basema n " Just say Tony IS strong double play Jun Btbby was the enough that you don't ever want htm to get mad at you, • losmg ptlcher exclatmed the Reds coac h WhtCe Sox II Royals 7 And I m JUSt thankful he s Bnan Downmg's trtple wtth the bases ftlled sparked a got a temperment to ma tch seven-run stxth mmng outburst that guys ' added Alex , which carrted the White Sox' potntmg to btg Ted Klusze wski, Terry Forster to hts ftrst wm the Reds boltm g coach Perez hi l home run number .~~l~f::::=:~:~:=:=·:;~::;:::~:t=:;:~:~?;:::;:~:;:~:;::::;j:~:=:··::·:::~:=: . =:l:;:::. \~:~. !; ::: ••::·,:.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,, ~~!~ Today's I Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Edtlor ~·:<·. i~~~ NEW YORK (UP! )- He was th e la st one left m the dressmg room All the others had gone Slowly, meltculously, he began pulltng all tus pe rsonal belongmgs mto the small brown ca nvas bag Hts kelly green Boston Celt1cs' uruform went first John Havlleek folded the Jersey nea tly'and dtd the sa me thm g wtth his pants "C'mon, John, c'mon, " one of the Celttcs' coun ers called out to him, poppmg his bead mto the dressmg room "Arnold ts se ndmg messages from the bus " Arnold ts Red Auerbach, preSident, general manager and Mr Boston Celttc hunself Few people ever call htm Arnold , although everybody knows that's his g1ven name Rtghl now he and all the other Celltcs "ere m a bus whtch already was runmng tl.s motor preparatory to leavmg Madtson Square Garden for LaGuardta Airport Arnold was amuous to get gomg He has been known to tell the bus dnvet· to move on when some of hts peo ple Ui ke too long John Havhcek may have heard the couner's message, then aga10 he mtght've not There was no mdicalton at all from his expression It never changed Celtics' Heart And Soul More than an hour had passed smce Boston had beaten the New York Kmcks, 98-91, Sunday and made tt three games to one over the losers m the NBA s Eastern Conference !mal Now John Havlicek, who had been the very heart and soul of the Celttcs offense, scormg 36 pomts, mcludmg the basket whtch really ftmshed off the Kmcks 27 seconds from the end , >~ as patiently answermg newsmen, a number of whom were askmg , him whether he felt the Celttcs were home free John Havlicek sa td no, he dtdn't thmk that at all Havlicek was asked whether he had any parltcular plulosophy out on the court and he answered the ques tton thts way "One of the things I'm consUtntly aware of 1s that we have to keep movmg If we keep movmg, somethmg IS bound to ha ppen Even tfyou run without a purpose, when you keep moVIng, you're liable to free yourself. I know the toughest person m the world to watch 1s one on the move " When Havlicek origmally came to the Celttcs from Ohto SUite 12 years ago, he was prunanly a defensive player Somewhere along the lme he changed his style and became the Celttcs' cht ef shooter, and now he was bemg asked speciltcally when dtd he change "I can't say exactly," he satd "I know Sam Jones used to have that role, of leading our offense, I mean When he sUtrted to slow up, you know what I mean, not feel as conftdent as he should, they started breakmg me m Shootmg and playmg defense are two entirely different thtngs If the ball goes m, you're a hero, if 1! doesn't, well, you're not dmng the JOb Now "Semor Citizen" " I was a defens1ve player I was part of 'the youth of the Celttcs 'I went from there to an old man and at this pomt I'm the semor citizen " John Havlicek sa1d all thts wtthout any trace of a srrule. "You constder yourself old'" someone wanted to know "I JUst turned 34," srud Havltcek "I'm not nearly as fast or strong as I was a few years ago I think I play more "tth a purpose now I know when to break and when to turn 1t on " wn'en he got through wtth all the questtons, Havltcek walked out of the dressmg room and stopped momentarily m the corrtdor to stgn an autograph for a Garden employee "We hetter get a move on, John, " urged the same worrted member of the Celttcs' travelmg party "Arnold IS sendmg messages, and the bus may have left already Without us " It dtd no such thing Nobody would even thmk of leaVIng John Havhcek behmd Sunday Not even Arnold- stx and boosted hts RBI tota l to 17 Sunday as lhe Reds split a double-header wtth the San Dtego Padres, losmg the second ga me 7-2 after pound mg out a 10..1 vtctory m the opener Tony's roommate Dave Conce pciO n shared the hilli ng spotlight tn \he opener, hilling h1s f1rs t maJor league grand slamme1 as F red Norman gtvcn a comfo rUtble ear ly lead \\ Cot on to notch hts f1 rst victorY of th e season m his first sta rtmg role Reds Mana ger Sparky Anderson now ts hopmg ConcepciOn doesn 't become too long ball conscwus · We have already Ut lked about tl to him," satd Spa rky 'Everyttme he tnes to swmg fo r homers, he's JUS! takmg the ba t nght out of his own ha nds I ve already see n htm do tl seven or elght tunes Ous wouldn 'teven ht t the ba ll out of the tnl teld , yet he mtght wmd up wt th as many as fou r htts " Ken Gt iffey entered yester day's double-header battmg only 130 • ' I am sttll convmced that Ken ts go mg to make 1! here, S<~ td Sparky • but to do so he has to Utke advanUtge of ever ythmg he has " Wha t young Griffey has ts a lot of speed Ken stngled to n ght for Ius only htt m yesterday's ftrst ga me He bea t out a bunt m th e seventh mmng for his only htt m the second game The Metgs Htgh golf team at Vm ton last Fnday won 187 to 212 wt th Thomas havmg the bes t card of both teams Other Me1gs scores were Stflry 51 Blackston 45 and War ner ~ Vmton scorers were Curran -tr Ya tes 45, Crow 55 and 'McKtbben 63 The golf schedule thts week has Me tgs at Iron ton today , hosting Vmton and Southern Tuesday , at Athens aga mst Athens and Logan Wednesday , and Fnday at New Lexmgton 'it w.1sn 't a g(;kt bW11 pomled out Spark y, 'but that s what I mean about ConcepCion and Gn ffey Wtlh thetr spee,• yo u don 't need a great bun t JUSt a good one ' Concepcwn's grand slanuner ca me dunng a seven-run f1rst mmng Take it from me, season ' ' And erson IS aware that Conce pcton ts ca pable of htttmg about 20 homers a season, but he'll he happy tf the Reds shortstop wmds up wtUt only mne or 10 ' Davtd has more S!R'ed than power ," sa 1d Anderson 11 And he ca n help us a lot more by usmg his speed I'm conVInced he could be a 300 htller or close to tl if he would JUst concentrate on gettmg base htts use hts head b) buntm~ a lttt le more tnstead of losmg his head and swmgtng for h<>mers " Anderson reahzes tl's ea ster satd than done It ta kes tremend ous se lf-dt scipllne Thts IS difftcult for a lot of young players to acqmre "Pete Rose dtd th ou ~ h · satd Anderson ' Watch htm You won't see hun takmg the bat out of his hands 10 tunes a year ~ If that many " Anderson ctled a recent conversatiOn, he had wtlh Rod Carew , the Mmnesota Twtns second baseman and Amen can League battmg champ HCa rew to ld me, " sa td Sparky. · that a couple of years ago he bunted 35 ltmes and beat out 27 of them for base htls If God g1ves you speed, yo u've got to be smart enough to use 11 Take Maury Wtlls There would be days when he , Golfers win over Vinton PAUL HARVEY it's time to heat up! 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I '' ' ':."'{ •': ;:-"•!·•• :-:·:·:: : :-:·: ··: ·-::: ,•:. .·:. •• Reds ·split pair with Education system gets failing grade By Bruce Bios sal WASHINGTON ( NEA) - Bad news IS really ptllng up on the educallon front m the Umted States. The numbers m our schools are huge, the pubHc expenditures ltkewiSe But somehow the net of 1t all IS grossly dtscouragmg - espectally when set agamst that part of the Amencandream which says thai education IS the key to everything useful and good II doesn't augur well for us , etlher at the leadership level or at the more general plane "here a well -tra med populace ·~ counted on to enrtch us wtlh sktlls and gUide )IS wtlh balanced judgmen t.s and chotces Pnvate colleges are droppmg away, and wtlh them some of the varted fl avor and much of the more mtnna te teaching thai could mean so much to Amencan studenL< Pmched by dimmtshed funds from both government and pnvate grants, these schools are bound to keep dymg off The great pubHcly \ I. . ' • , I '' . I ' ., \ I I �-,-1 ' " - · · "'"'" uJu y ~mtnel, M IUUA'p~Jl t ·t· uHlCI U\ , U, / \ fH H.!.!., J !J";" ~ I ." team loses despite 7 firsts JACK FINCH Chic Harley, 78, OSU great, dies DANVILLE, lll (UPI ) Charles W. ''Chtc" Harley, an All-Amen ca at OhiO State m World War I years who helped develop football at OSU, died Sunday at the Veterans Admtnistra tw n Hospital here where he had hved fo r 36 years He was 78 The hospital sa1d he had been critically Ill for a week and died of bronchial pneumonia. Harley was credited w1th keeping ahve the saggmg gr1diron program at Ohio State m 1916 and 1917. He served m the army in 1918, but returned to wm All-AmeriCa honors for the third tune at Ohio State in 1919 and totaled four letters durmg h1s years at Ohio State. Harley was rea red 1n Clucago and returned there to play for the Ch1cago Bears of the National Football League in 1920 A spokesman for the Danville Hospital sa1d Harley often traveled to Champaign, Ill. , for the Ohw State-lllinols football games Ohio State football Coach Woody Hayes said Harley also talked to Buckeye teams at homecommg games. ''Chic Harley is the man who really got Oh10 State off to a \ great start m football In 1916 and 1917 when Ohw State was undefeated and agam m 1919 when Ohio State lost only once, Harl ey was on only one defeated team," Hayes sa1d " It was the enthus1asm that developed from these teruns of Dr John Wllce that made, along w1th the fores•ght of L W. St. John and Thomas French, that the great stad1wn was bwlt, which 1s certainly the backbone of the great football system at OhiO State. All of th1s can be traced back to \he unrnortal Ch1c Harley " Harley, who nevet marned, 1s survived by a sister, Mrs Irene Bow ting of MoraVIa, Calif. Funeral serVIces w11l be held Fnday at Schoedmger Funeral Home m Upper Arlington , Ohio, w1th bunal at Uruon Cemetery m Columbus, Ohw. POMEROY LANES Saturday Jun1or League Aprll13, 1974 Concord · defeated the R10 Gr and e track tea m 87-52 despite the fact the Redmen captured seven firsts RIO, 0-5 m all compehtwn th1s spn ng, will perform at Wilmington Tuesday, Rw wi~ners Saturday were Har vey Brown , 440-yard dash, :49 2, Jack Fmch, m1le run, 4 18; Rick Hew1tt, 880yard run, 2 04.5; Mark Burwell, 440 mtermed1ate hurdles·, 59 8; Bill Canfield, three-mile run, 16·01 7; m1le relay, 3:32 9 and Russ Dybowsk1, javelm,. 150'-11 Last week, Rw's Jack Fmch quahlled for national competition in the three mile run Fmch hop~s to qual~y for the m1le ~un later th1s sprmg Hls threem1le effort last week was 14 41 In softball play Saturday, the Rio Redwomen spht a twmb1ll with Ohw State, losmg the opener !i-2 wh1le wmning the mghtcap, 20-10. Rio's gals are Ma1o r L ea gu e L ea d ers By Unrted Press lnt er natro nal Leadrng Ba tt ers Natrona! L eag u e ~ g ab r h pet S1 ngltn ,M tl 10 32 9 13 406 Hebner Ptt 13 55 II 2'1 400 UnSe( Phil 12 44 II 17 386 Mon day, Cht 11 44 12 17 386 Gross, Hou 13 39 8 15 365 Rose , Cr n 14 60 13 23 383 Park er, Prt 12 47 5 18 JBJ Robn sn Ph il 11 34 5 13 382 NHL Playoffs Sc hn eck, NY 9 34 3 13 382 Schedules and R esults Andrs n , Phil 13 41 7 15 366 By Unrted Pre ss lntern at wna. Amencan League Sem1frnal s g ab r . h . pel New Yor:k V!So Phlladelptua Ptnt e ll a, N Y B 31 3 13 4 19 { Phtladelphta leads 1 OJ Jck sn O ak 14 55 12 22 400 Apr 20 - Phlla 4 NY 0 Stan ton Cal 16 58 12 23 397 Apr 23 - at Phrla , 8 05 p m Ca r ew , Mtn 14 58 10 23 J97 Ap r 25 - a t NY 8 05 p m Gr 1ch. Ba l 13 44 10 17 386 x Apr 28 - at NY T BA Grrffrn , Bos 13 48 5 18 375 Ap r 30- at Ph II a, 8 OS p m Olr va , Mm 11 34 0 12 353 May 2- a t NY , 8OS p m Sp1kes , Cle 14 54 7 19 352 X May 5- at Phlla , T BA Chmblts,C i e 14 57 7 20 351 Chrcago v s Boston Nettles NY' 16 60 12 21 350 I Ch•cago-Boston I ted 1-lJ Hom e Run s Apr 18- Chcgo 4 Boston 2 Natrona! League Perez , Cm Apr 21 - Boston B Chcgo 6 and Wynn , LA 6 Ga r vey , LA Ap r 25- at Chcgo, 8 35 p m and Hebner. Pitt 5 Aaron, All x Apr 27 or 28 - at Chcgo, TB A 4 Apr 30 - at Boston 7 35 p m Am errcan League Nett les, May 2- at Chcg o 8 35 p m NY 9 , Ja ckso n , Oak 7, Duncan, x May 4- a t Boston , TBA Clev and Burrough s, Tex 5 , x T tme to be announced Ya strz ems kt Bos Eps t e 1n , Robtnson and Sta nton, Cal and Mayberr y K C 4 Runs Batted In Nafronal League Cedeno , Hou 18 Perez, Cln a nd Wynn , L A 17 ,• Concepcton Crn 15, Cey and G arvey , LA 14 Amencan Leagu e Ja c kson, .......-Q.a k ,2 1, N ett l es, NY 20 , Ma1or League Results Robt n son Ca l and Hr sl e , Mrnn By Untted Press Internati onal 15 Stanton , Cal and Burroughs. Nattonal L eague Tex 14 f 1st Gam el Ptfchrng San O tego 001 000 000- 1 4 1 NaftDnat League Jo hn , L a 4 Clnct 700 020 I Ox - 10 10 0 McAnd rew Garcra ( 1), Ross 0 , Rogers , Mtl 3 o, P N1ekro (3), Tr oedson ( 7) and K endall, and Reed At l. Sutton LA and • Norman , Hall (9) and Bench , Cal dwel l, SF 3 I Amerrcan league Hr l le r , Plumm er (6 ) WP - Norman (1 Det , Wrtght , Mr l afid Hu nt er 1) L P- McAndrew (I Jl HRs Oak. 3 0 Sto ttl emyre NY Con ce p c ron 13rd) , Perez (6th) Fmgers, Oak and Jenkrn s, Jex 3 1, B1b by , Tex 3 2 (2nd Gamel San D1 ego 01 2 10 1 200- 7 9 o CrnCI 002 000 000- 2 5 2 Gr e rf (1 3l and Barton K~rby , Borbon ( 7) , Ha l l (9 ) a nd Pl ummer LP - K rrby ( 1 2) Bv Untted Pre ss International Natrona ! Leagu e Ea st w I pet g b Montreal 8 2 BOO Phr l adelphra 9 5 6A3 1 St LOUI S 9 7 5 63 2 6 5 54 5 211 Chrcago New York 3 9 250 6 ' 611:1 Pr ttsburgh 3 10 231 West t w. I· PC· g .b LosAnge les 10 5 667 Hou 5ton 9 7 563 1112 sa n F.r anctsco 9 7 563 ll/ 2 A tl an ta 8 8 50 0 2112 Crn cr nnalr 7 211:1 7 500 San O t ego ~ 4 13 235 7 saturday's Results II Unescores New YorkS Prttsburgh 2 Cmc mnatt ll San O tego 0 LosAng4Sa n Fran2 St Lours 10 Montreal 4 Ch 1cago 5 Ph !I a 4, 13 mns Atlanta 4 Houston 3 • Sunday's Re sulh Ctncl 10 San D 1ego 1, lst PIS g b Ka n5aS Crt y 4 7 364 Ch tcago 4 9 308 Saturday's Results Boston 5 Cleveland 4 New York 4 Balt tmore 3 Mrlwa u kee 3 Detro it 1 c K 'h 1, 1 1 3 4 7C an sa s tty htcago 3 Ok.lnd 7 Ca ltf 6 10 tnns Texas 1 M 1n nesot! o Sunday 's Results B y 5 1 1 a It t 6 N • st, 3 1nns NY J Baltt o, 2nd Boston 6 Cleves, 10 tnns o etro 1t 6 Mtlw s. 14 inns Chrcago 11 Kan sas City 7 Minnesota 8 Texa s 2 Ca ltfor:nra 9 Oakland S OPTOMETRIST WASHINGTON (UP!) Th1s is the week that President Nixon must respond to a subpoena for tape recordmgs related to the Watergate coverup, a deadline set by the House conuruttee considering hiS impeachment. When that deadline comes 9:30 a.m. EDT, Thursday, April 25 - NIXon w1ll probably be on his way to Jackson, Miss., where he IS to dehver a luncheon address to the MlsSIS· sippi Economic Council. The White House has promised a reply to the House Judiciary• Committee subpoena before MOSCOW (UP!) - Sen . Edward M Kennedy called on Soviet Communist leader Leomd Brezhnev today after running into confes1cn, embarrassment and some heckling when he tried U.S.-style campus techniques at a Russian university. Soviet translators altered key parts of the MassachllSetts Democrat's comments at Moscow State Umvers1ty and a college official tried to cut the remarks short by saymg Kennedy was ill. 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Vine, director of the State Department 's Office of Western European He began h1s Affairs testunony late Friday, telling how he was attached to the U.S. embassy m Bern, Switzerland, on Nov. 30, 1971, when Mitchell, then attorney general, phoned Special Family Meal Prices died on Sunday NOW STRAIGHT LEGS, FLARES, ' CUFFERS, PLAIN PAITERNS OR FANCIES. GOOD SIZES FOR SMAll OR LARGE MEN. One complicatiOn IS the fact that all rernmmng wage-price conlrf'ls ex p~re Apri l 30 unless Congress extends some of them, which IS unhkely The admmtstratwn wants controls eftended 1n the health md~slry. Otherwise, 1t fears, costs wall mcrense so much t hat 1ts h ealth Insurance p1oposal could be unworlfable. Pnvate t n s ~ran ce compames would co ll ect the prermwns and Gldnumster the admmi stratwn plan They would have a more restncltvl• 1 ole under the Kennedy-Mt lls plan, wh1ch would be admlmstercd through the Soc1al Secunty system Pay roll taxes would be tncreased w1U1 the Ken nedy-Mills approach Bertha Heihnan VALUES,TO 175.00 SALE. to fall They mvolve conversations between NIXon and his top 3ldes m the Wlute House and Justice Department. Sen. Charles H Percy, R-lll , ra1sed the poss1b1hty tha t no response, or an wadequate one to the two subpoenas m1ght 10 Itself prod the House toward IITlpeachment. ~~r continue to see reluctance, draggmg of feet, almost what m1ghl be cons•dered jlle hindrance of justice here, an obstructwn of JUStice,11 Percy sa1d Sunday m a broadcast mtervlew ( ABC 1 '1ssues and Answers" ) and contmued home on Mon- ·runth The Expos made the By BILL RICH day's •wild throw past thll'd most of their nine h1ts w1th the UPI Sports Writer help of four Cardinal errors, 10 Greg Luzmski continued his base. Mike Anderson tagged Jun walks, and one hit batsman spring cleaning Sunday afternoon by dustmg off a tll'esome Kremmel for his first home run Giants, 6, Dodgers 4 M1ke Phillips doubled in g.ving the Phils a !i-2 lead as batting slump. • three runs as the Giants scored f1ve Chicago pitchers saw duty. He threw away a h1tless five times 10 the eighth 1nnmg string, singling home a run 10 The Phillies have won thell' last to stage a come-from-behmd the thll'd, dr1vmg m another e1ght games out of 10 Elsewhere in the NL, Pitts- win over the Dodgers. Down 4with a fifth-inmng sacrifice fly Mrs. Richard (Bertha I and doubling home a run in the burgh blanked New York, 7.{); 1, the Giants sent 10 batters 10 Heilman, 75, Pomeroy Rt. 3L sixth to lift his average to .216 Montreal beat St LoUIS, 9-5; the plate 10 the e1ghth to beat,illed Sunday at the Arcadia and give the Philadelphia San Francisco mpped Los Dodgers' rehever Mike MarNursing Home in Coolville . Phlllies a 7-3 win over the Angeles, 6-4 ; San D1ego beat shall, 0-1 Mrs. Heilman was preceded Ch1cago Cubs. Cincinnati, 7-2, after losing 10- Astros 4, Braves 3 in death by her parents, Joseph Bob Watson 1gmted a three" It was just a matter of 1, and Hank Aaron 's 717th J. an~ Margaret Murray W1ll tune, 11 he said. "Actually 1t homer failed to save Atlanta run uprising m the e1ghth mand a brother, Clarence Will. · was timing. I've been over- from a 4-3 defeat by the ' rung w1th a two-run homer to Survivmg are her husband, anxious and not walling on the Houston Astros lift the Astros to a win over the Richard, Rt 3, Pomeroy; three pitch. I don't think I'm a slow Pirates 7, Mets 0 Braves desp1te Hank Aaron's daughters, Mrs. Ziba (Sy!Yia) starter. I blamed the number The Pirates touched winless 717th home run. Reliever Jerry Midkiff, Pomeroy Route 3; of games I missed during Tom Seaver for four hits and Johnson record.ed h1s first win Mrs. Robert (Golda) Reed, spring (due to mmor in- s1x runs in five innmgs as Ken of the season and Fred Pomeroy Route 2; and Mrs juries) .1 ' Brett shut out the Mets. Scherman, who p1tched the Howard (Betty) Gilkey, Steve Carlton picReil'up his Seaver, now 0-2 in his first four ninth, picked up his first save Columbus. Eight grand- second victory agamst no starts, held the Pirates of the year. FrLsella took the children and one great- losses as the Phillies knocked scoreless until the fifth inning loss, 0-h grandchild. Mrs. He1lman was out loser Burt Hooton, 1-1, with when Manny Sanglllllen TWO DROwN a member of the Carleton four runs in the fifth after slammed a one-out homer to MOUNT GILEAD, OhiO scoring a run in !he fourth left, h1s first of the year Church. (UPI )- W1lliam Anderson, 45, Funeral services will be at I innmg. and his nephew, James AnderExpos 9, Cards 5 p. m. Wednesday at the Ewing Phlls Win Last 8 Wilhe Dav1s knocked in three son, 17, both of Columbus, Larry Bowa smgled am! stole nms w1th a pair of singles as drowned Saturday night at a Funeral Home With Mr Jay second and third as Del Unser the Expos routed the Car- gravel pit off Interstate 71,near. Stiles officiating. Burial will be in the Carleton Cemetery. walked. Luzmski's sacrifice fly dinals. Steve Rogers, h1kmg his here in Morrow County whil~ Friends may call at the funeral tied the gAme and Tommy record to 3-0, held St LouiS to the fishermen were swimrmng Hutton tripled to score Unser ei~hts h1ts before exitmg in the to retrieve a drifting boat. home anytime. ' ' Sport coats are practical , comfortable, and good look1ng You ' ll like our selection of name -brand coats All sizes . ALL OUR DRESS SLACKS AND FANCY JEANS ARE REDUCED 25% FOR THIS that lime The comrmttee 1s subpoena for recordmgs of 42 meetings may be unenforceable, smce both Co ngress and the Pres1dent are constitutionally equal branches of goverrunent But now there IS another subpoena from Spec1al Watergate Prosecutor Leo n Jaworski, returnable May 2. Subpoenas Cover Range The subpoenas cover the range of Watergate events, many overlapping and many applying to the cntlcal days in March and Apnl of 1973 when the Watergate cover-up began Mrs. Carleton Come, help us celebrate our anniversary. 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Sc h er man (9 ) and May WP - J Johnson ( 1 OJ LP Fr rsel la (0 1) H Rs Aaron (4th), Watson 12ndl comnuttee Kennedy -M1lls health InKennedy earher had pushed surance ball as a welcome a far more extensave so call ed development an encourag ing "health secunty " plan, and step forward " orga m>ed labor supported 1t The admmlstr a taon and Bul he dec1ded 1t stood no Kenn edy-Mi lls plans eac h chance of passage and has would cost the taxpaye rs at abandoned 1t for the time bemg least an addttwnal $6 bi llion a m favor of the com 1.:-uuuse year Each would represent an 'o\tth MillS an nual cost of about $40 b1lhon, "We are w1lhn g and eager to most of 1t rrom the fede ral testify on our proposal ," goverruncnt, some from the Health , Educa hon and Welfare states and some fr om the Secretary Caspar W W£m- pnvate insurance sector berger sa td " As a Sl6'Tl lftca nt Many Eleme nts Similar move towa rd the ad· Many elements of the t't"O mma st rat10n proposal, the plans are SIITlllar Each seeks to make some form of b,a lth msuram:e a\oatlable to everyone Each wou ld protect aga1nst the catastrophic cost of ma jor tllne sses Under th e KennedyMills plan, no family would pay more !han Sl,OOO 1n med1cal b1lls m one year, under the admtmstrataon plan, no more than $1,500. But unportant differences ex tst Insurance coverage would be compulsory for InRep Peter W Rodmo , O- Itse lf be gr oun ds fo r Im - dividuals under the KennedyN J , the House Jud1c1ar y peachment It IS unclea r what Mills b1ll Alth ough employers chairman , told UP! over the !he com1mttee Will do 1! N1xon would have to offer health weekend he was determined to refuses It has sc heduled a msur ance unde r the adavmd such a confrontation He meeting for to am Thursday , m1mstrat1on plan, md1V1dual sa1d he would not, fo r example, half an hour after !he deadlme. part1c1pat10 n would be opA ranking presiden tial a1de tiOnal send the House sergean t-atarms to the Wh1te House to .,. ho would not perm1t the use of compel Naxon's presence ·or his name md1cated last week take possesswn of the record- Nixon m1gh t give the committee only transcripts of most of mgs it seeks conthe subpoe nae d Will Not Press Rodino sa1d he would not versatiOns~ possibly ed itedpress for the House to c1te but not the tapes themselves NIXOn for con tempt or "We're gomg to turn over Congress, althoug h he sa id last absolutely what we thmk to be Thursday that anythmg less !he hard ev1dence of all the rrtfr11 H.. ~q than full compliance could 1n totahty of the Presiden t 's r-. {._1 ;,J 1 kn owledge and actwns," the official sa id , add1ng tha t the matena ls would prov ide " co mprehensave a nd co nclusive documentatiOn of his Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport , 0 mnocence " not appear shaken After 20 minutes of polling and questions, a umverstty officia l suddenly announced an end to the meetmg because Kennedy was " not feehng well.' ·•1 feel !me," a surprised Kennedy retorted The senator went on to make a few other remarks before returmng to h1s seat. He then quickly walked to a s1de exit, acco mpam ed by a1des, secunty guards and uruvers1ty officials. Despite the confuswn, the audience applauded Kennedy enthusiastically as he left and several young people asked his mdes for a copy of h1s speech. sponsored by Sens RllSsell B Long , D-La , and Abraham A R•b•coff, D.Conn , and from maJOI mcd1ca l and hosptlal groups. The battle to shape a btll w1ll cente r around the adm mistralwn 's Comprchenslve Health Insurance Plan (C HIP ), substa ntially " ln creased m ats ex ten t of coverage from a 1971 proposal , and a comprom ase bill submitte d Apri l 2 by Chairman Wtlbur D M1lls, DArk , of the Ways and Means Comm1llee and Sen. Edward M Kerutedy , D-Mass., who cha1rs a Senate heal th sub- EMK heckled by Soviet audience · Brmg m your winter appilrel now for our careful dry cleaning and pressing . 992-5428 oth er shortcommgs of the full partnershtp w1th governpresent $94 1 bllhon a year ment m a national health Inhealth ca re fma ncmg system surance program ," Leshe P . are acknowledged so w1dely Hemry, pres1dent of the Health that, whatever the1r dif- Insurance Assoc tahon of ferences, the twenty or so bills America, sa1d m an Apnl 5 no" before Congress all call for letter to each member of some cl ta nge Congress Even the health msurance Admlnis:ration Leads Off The Naxon adnumstratwn, mdustry, whose role m a new system Will be a maJor 1ssue at eager to accomplish somethwg the hearmgs, supports legiSla- m the domestiC legislatiOn tiOn settmg federal sta ndards area, Will present the leadoff for a mmtmum lev0l of m- testimony Wednesday before lhe House Ways and Means surance benefits 'We fee l that the (health Committee . msurance ) bus mess has A tentative schedule calls for demonstrated the capacity for testi mony Thursday on a bill on subpoena deadline this Th.u rsday Free Storage 216 E 2nd . Nixon will be talking to the people CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Montreal J02 000 400 - 9 9 0 St Lo.ui s 10 1 100 00 2- 5 9 .t Rogers, Ta y lor (9) and Foot e, Gtbson . Thompson (4), Garman ( 6 ), Rrchert ( 6 ), Pen a (7 ). Hrabosk y ( 8 ) and S1m mons WP - Rog er s (3 OJ LP Gtbson (0 21 Kan C1 t y 201 300 0107 17 3 Chtcago 31000700x - 11 17 0 Bu sby , M cD antel (6) , Ho ern er (6). Btrd (ll and Healy , Martrnez (21 . Bahnsen , Pttlock. (J) , Moran {4) , Forster (5) and Down tng WP - Forster ( 1 31 LP - Busby ( 2 2) HRs- Oown rng (2nd ). So l atia ( 1st), May ber r y (4th J • s~;~ double what he had won previously thiS year, and a berth m the T of C which begins Thursday at La Costa, Calif. Since he's the fll'St black to wm a "major" PGA event smce Charles Sifford won the Los Angeles open in 1969, he' also will be the f~rst black to , play m that tournament in five years. r Elder, 39, a Texas native who now hves m Washington, D. C., was two strokes behind Doster- · huis with two holes to play Sunday but came through with two last-ditch bll'dies for a 10under-par 274 that forced the playoff. Lee had a five-underpar 67 for the regulation 18 holes Sunday, while the Englishman had a 69 AI Ge1berger, a strGke behind Oosterhws Jlnd a stroke ahead of Elder at the start of the !mal round , was tied for the lead after two holes Sunday, but wound up m thll'd with his 70-276 Miller Barber and Ray Floyd, both with 6&-278, were tied for fourth and Gibby Gilbert took sixth with 69-280. The Monsanto Open got almost as good a deal out of Elder's v1ctory as the winner. Bracketed by the Masters and the Tournament oi Champions, it drew only three of this year's top 21 money winners-and none of the "btg names." Any other winner would not have attracted much attention. APRIL 22 TO APRIL 27 010 102 001 000 01- 6 14 0 Colborn, E Rodnguez (6 J. 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Today's Probable Pttcher s !All Trm es EDT) (All T1mes EDT) Atlanta ( Hqrnson 1 2 ) at Kansas Ctfy (Brtles 0 O) at Housto n (Ost een c2 ll , 8 30 Boston (Mancha l 0 OJ , 7 . 30 p m P m (On l y g ame scheduled 1 (O n ly game sc hedul ed J Tuesday's Games Tuesday 's Games Oakland at Cleveland Montreal at San F ran , ntght Ca l tf at Baltt , night Houston at St Lou rs, n tght Mtnn at Detro rt , nrgh f Phtla at Los Ang , ntght Milw at Ch tcago, n ig ht NY at San Diego , n tgh t Ka n sas CJ IY at Boston Chrcago at Crnct , ntght (Onlv games scheduled ) (O nly games scheduled) PttfSbrgh 000 042 001 - 7 20 l New York 000 000 000- 0 3 1 Brett (1 1) and Sangutllen Seaver, Parker (6) , Sa dec kt (7), M cG raw (9 ) and Grote LP - Seaver (0 21 HR s- He bn er : ISth l, Oliver (2nd) Sangu rl len: (1St ) I : • ... Amencan League East w I pet Bo ston 9 5 643 Milwaukee 7 4 636 New York 9 7 563 Ba1t 1more 7 6 538 Det ro1 t 5 8 385 Cl e\leland ' 11 267 West w. 1. pel C altfornta 9 6 600 Oa k la nd 8 6 571 T exas 8 6 57 1 Mrnnesota 7 6 538 . WASHINGTON {UP I) Hearmgs will begm on Cap1tol Hill Wednesday , on an 1ssue affectmg the well-being and the of all pocketbooks Americans-- how to finance the natiOn's health care .. • There is a complex array of proposals, but there are s1gns that chances for passage of !lround-breakmg leg~slation never have been better For the 25 milliOn persons Without any msurance at all and for millions of insured persons whose coverage as woefully madequate , the stakes are high These and Ch 1cago 1 0 ~ 000 010 - 3 7 1 Phtla 001 042 OOx - 7 13 2 Hooton , Hutson (5) , Kremmel (6 ), Prna (6). Stone (81 and Mrtterwa l d Carlton (2 OJ and eoone L P- Hooton (1 1) HRs - An derso n (1st ) Bow l1ng Ston es J2 Hot Sho t s 31 Gu tter Ousters 2~ 1 '• A l ley Cats 22 1/:l Apactles 12 St r 1ker s 11 H rgh lnd Game Greg Becke r 177 , Ron Ca sc1 164 Htgh Se n es - Ron Casc t 436, Greg Becker 430 Team H tQh Game and Sen es - Hot Shots 750, 2075 "'I help blind kids see with their fmgers. I help deaf kids hear with their hands:" now 2-2 on the year. The Redwomen play at Muskmgum Tuesday. In Saturday's mghtcap, RIO snapped a 4-4 tie m the fourth mrung by scormg e1ght runs. B1g blow of the game was Pam Douthitt's grand sl•m home run. Dianne Slawter had a solo blast for the winners. Karen Williams was credited with the wm. By DAVID MOFFIT UPI Sports Writer Pensacola, Fla. (UPI) Now that the shoe is on the other foot, Lee Elder says he do'esn 't know 1! he 'II accept the mvitatwn to become the Masters ' first black golfer Elder, upset m the past because no black has had such an mv1 ta tion , ea rn ed one Sunday when he won the Monsanto Open w1th a suddendeath playoff v1ctory over Peter Oosterhms of England. Cliff Roberts, cha~rman of the Masters, didn 't waste any time. " We are pleased that Mr. Elder won at Pensacola and we are lookmg forward to seemg him m Augusta next spring," sa1d· Roberts, who has ms1sted that the Masters would welcome its f1rst black "as soon as he earns a place m our tournament." But Elder, uin ninth heaven" after gaimng his f1rst victm y m seven years on the PGA tour 1 wasn't so qUick to accept "I'll have to weigh that somewhat," he said. ''I'll be happy to play !he Masters, but I want to wait and see There are a lot more tournaments m between. Right now , I'm happier about the Tournament of Champwns than the Masters." Elder's victory Sunday was worth $30,045, more than on new health hill op.en on Wed:riesday Hearings Elder captures. first major PGA triumph Rio baseballers .win·; ·Track RIO Grande College 's baseball team picked up two more triumphs Saturday af. ternoon by turmng back Tiffm Umvers1ty 14-4 and 13-<1 The Redmen, now 8-4 on the year and 5-l m M1d-Oh10 Conference play, had a f1ve-run fourth mmng m the openmg game Steve Jenklns home run and a two-run blast by Dave M1ller got RIO rolling m the opener In the mghtcap, Gary Swmehart fanned 12 Dragons and fashioned a three-h1tter for the Redm~n M1ke Prater led Rw 's attack With two h1ts and three RB!s Tuesday, RIO w1ll play a twmb1ll at Pikeville At Athens, W Va., Sa turday, ,, ·, ' . �-,-1 ' " - · · "'"'" uJu y ~mtnel, M IUUA'p~Jl t ·t· uHlCI U\ , U, / \ fH H.!.!., J !J";" ~ I ." team loses despite 7 firsts JACK FINCH Chic Harley, 78, OSU great, dies DANVILLE, lll (UPI ) Charles W. ''Chtc" Harley, an All-Amen ca at OhiO State m World War I years who helped develop football at OSU, died Sunday at the Veterans Admtnistra tw n Hospital here where he had hved fo r 36 years He was 78 The hospital sa1d he had been critically Ill for a week and died of bronchial pneumonia. Harley was credited w1th keeping ahve the saggmg gr1diron program at Ohio State m 1916 and 1917. He served m the army in 1918, but returned to wm All-AmeriCa honors for the third tune at Ohio State in 1919 and totaled four letters durmg h1s years at Ohio State. Harley was rea red 1n Clucago and returned there to play for the Ch1cago Bears of the National Football League in 1920 A spokesman for the Danville Hospital sa1d Harley often traveled to Champaign, Ill. , for the Ohw State-lllinols football games Ohio State football Coach Woody Hayes said Harley also talked to Buckeye teams at homecommg games. ''Chic Harley is the man who really got Oh10 State off to a \ great start m football In 1916 and 1917 when Ohw State was undefeated and agam m 1919 when Ohio State lost only once, Harl ey was on only one defeated team," Hayes sa1d " It was the enthus1asm that developed from these teruns of Dr John Wllce that made, along w1th the fores•ght of L W. St. John and Thomas French, that the great stad1wn was bwlt, which 1s certainly the backbone of the great football system at OhiO State. All of th1s can be traced back to \he unrnortal Ch1c Harley " Harley, who nevet marned, 1s survived by a sister, Mrs Irene Bow ting of MoraVIa, Calif. Funeral serVIces w11l be held Fnday at Schoedmger Funeral Home m Upper Arlington , Ohio, w1th bunal at Uruon Cemetery m Columbus, Ohw. POMEROY LANES Saturday Jun1or League Aprll13, 1974 Concord · defeated the R10 Gr and e track tea m 87-52 despite the fact the Redmen captured seven firsts RIO, 0-5 m all compehtwn th1s spn ng, will perform at Wilmington Tuesday, Rw wi~ners Saturday were Har vey Brown , 440-yard dash, :49 2, Jack Fmch, m1le run, 4 18; Rick Hew1tt, 880yard run, 2 04.5; Mark Burwell, 440 mtermed1ate hurdles·, 59 8; Bill Canfield, three-mile run, 16·01 7; m1le relay, 3:32 9 and Russ Dybowsk1, javelm,. 150'-11 Last week, Rw's Jack Fmch quahlled for national competition in the three mile run Fmch hop~s to qual~y for the m1le ~un later th1s sprmg Hls threem1le effort last week was 14 41 In softball play Saturday, the Rio Redwomen spht a twmb1ll with Ohw State, losmg the opener !i-2 wh1le wmning the mghtcap, 20-10. Rio's gals are Ma1o r L ea gu e L ea d ers By Unrted Press lnt er natro nal Leadrng Ba tt ers Natrona! L eag u e ~ g ab r h pet S1 ngltn ,M tl 10 32 9 13 406 Hebner Ptt 13 55 II 2'1 400 UnSe( Phil 12 44 II 17 386 Mon day, Cht 11 44 12 17 386 Gross, Hou 13 39 8 15 365 Rose , Cr n 14 60 13 23 383 Park er, Prt 12 47 5 18 JBJ Robn sn Ph il 11 34 5 13 382 NHL Playoffs Sc hn eck, NY 9 34 3 13 382 Schedules and R esults Andrs n , Phil 13 41 7 15 366 By Unrted Pre ss lntern at wna. Amencan League Sem1frnal s g ab r . h . pel New Yor:k V!So Phlladelptua Ptnt e ll a, N Y B 31 3 13 4 19 { Phtladelphta leads 1 OJ Jck sn O ak 14 55 12 22 400 Apr 20 - Phlla 4 NY 0 Stan ton Cal 16 58 12 23 397 Apr 23 - at Phrla , 8 05 p m Ca r ew , Mtn 14 58 10 23 J97 Ap r 25 - a t NY 8 05 p m Gr 1ch. Ba l 13 44 10 17 386 x Apr 28 - at NY T BA Grrffrn , Bos 13 48 5 18 375 Ap r 30- at Ph II a, 8 OS p m Olr va , Mm 11 34 0 12 353 May 2- a t NY , 8OS p m Sp1kes , Cle 14 54 7 19 352 X May 5- at Phlla , T BA Chmblts,C i e 14 57 7 20 351 Chrcago v s Boston Nettles NY' 16 60 12 21 350 I Ch•cago-Boston I ted 1-lJ Hom e Run s Apr 18- Chcgo 4 Boston 2 Natrona! League Perez , Cm Apr 21 - Boston B Chcgo 6 and Wynn , LA 6 Ga r vey , LA Ap r 25- at Chcgo, 8 35 p m and Hebner. 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Th1s is the week that President Nixon must respond to a subpoena for tape recordmgs related to the Watergate coverup, a deadline set by the House conuruttee considering hiS impeachment. When that deadline comes 9:30 a.m. EDT, Thursday, April 25 - NIXon w1ll probably be on his way to Jackson, Miss., where he IS to dehver a luncheon address to the MlsSIS· sippi Economic Council. The White House has promised a reply to the House Judiciary• Committee subpoena before MOSCOW (UP!) - Sen . Edward M Kennedy called on Soviet Communist leader Leomd Brezhnev today after running into confes1cn, embarrassment and some heckling when he tried U.S.-style campus techniques at a Russian university. Soviet translators altered key parts of the MassachllSetts Democrat's comments at Moscow State Umvers1ty and a college official tried to cut the remarks short by saymg Kennedy was ill. 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He earlier vis1ted Romania and Yugoslavia He told students at the university Sunday he believed a " magnanimous actlon 11 by the Kremhn m easmg emigration barners would spur Congress to grant the Sov1et Unwn tra de concessions. After the speech, the first by a maJor U.S. poht1c1an at the college, he tr1ed to poll the audience of 600 on various issues. "ThiS IS something I have been domg on American college campuses for the past three years," he smd The aud1ence, unused to pubhc polls on sensitive ISsues, reacted w1th confusiOn and embarrassment Many of the liSteners, older than students , seemed to be staff or faculty members. One query about whether the Sov1et Umon should spend more on defense caused an elderly man at the front to yell out m Russaan ~ "That's an unfa1r questiOn That 's 1 provocative. 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Vine, director of the State Department 's Office of Western European He began h1s Affairs testunony late Friday, telling how he was attached to the U.S. embassy m Bern, Switzerland, on Nov. 30, 1971, when Mitchell, then attorney general, phoned Special Family Meal Prices died on Sunday NOW STRAIGHT LEGS, FLARES, ' CUFFERS, PLAIN PAITERNS OR FANCIES. GOOD SIZES FOR SMAll OR LARGE MEN. One complicatiOn IS the fact that all rernmmng wage-price conlrf'ls ex p~re Apri l 30 unless Congress extends some of them, which IS unhkely The admmtstratwn wants controls eftended 1n the health md~slry. Otherwise, 1t fears, costs wall mcrense so much t hat 1ts h ealth Insurance p1oposal could be unworlfable. Pnvate t n s ~ran ce compames would co ll ect the prermwns and Gldnumster the admmi stratwn plan They would have a more restncltvl• 1 ole under the Kennedy-Mt lls plan, wh1ch would be admlmstercd through the Soc1al Secunty system Pay roll taxes would be tncreased w1U1 the Ken nedy-Mills approach Bertha Heihnan VALUES,TO 175.00 SALE. to fall They mvolve conversations between NIXon and his top 3ldes m the Wlute House and Justice Department. Sen. Charles H Percy, R-lll , ra1sed the poss1b1hty tha t no response, or an wadequate one to the two subpoenas m1ght 10 Itself prod the House toward IITlpeachment. ~~r continue to see reluctance, draggmg of feet, almost what m1ghl be cons•dered jlle hindrance of justice here, an obstructwn of JUStice,11 Percy sa1d Sunday m a broadcast mtervlew ( ABC 1 '1ssues and Answers" ) and contmued home on Mon- ·runth The Expos made the By BILL RICH day's •wild throw past thll'd most of their nine h1ts w1th the UPI Sports Writer help of four Cardinal errors, 10 Greg Luzmski continued his base. Mike Anderson tagged Jun walks, and one hit batsman spring cleaning Sunday afternoon by dustmg off a tll'esome Kremmel for his first home run Giants, 6, Dodgers 4 M1ke Phillips doubled in g.ving the Phils a !i-2 lead as batting slump. • three runs as the Giants scored f1ve Chicago pitchers saw duty. He threw away a h1tless five times 10 the eighth 1nnmg string, singling home a run 10 The Phillies have won thell' last to stage a come-from-behmd the thll'd, dr1vmg m another e1ght games out of 10 Elsewhere in the NL, Pitts- win over the Dodgers. Down 4with a fifth-inmng sacrifice fly Mrs. Richard (Bertha I and doubling home a run in the burgh blanked New York, 7.{); 1, the Giants sent 10 batters 10 Heilman, 75, Pomeroy Rt. 3L sixth to lift his average to .216 Montreal beat St LoUIS, 9-5; the plate 10 the e1ghth to beat,illed Sunday at the Arcadia and give the Philadelphia San Francisco mpped Los Dodgers' rehever Mike MarNursing Home in Coolville . Phlllies a 7-3 win over the Angeles, 6-4 ; San D1ego beat shall, 0-1 Mrs. Heilman was preceded Ch1cago Cubs. Cincinnati, 7-2, after losing 10- Astros 4, Braves 3 in death by her parents, Joseph Bob Watson 1gmted a three" It was just a matter of 1, and Hank Aaron 's 717th J. an~ Margaret Murray W1ll tune, 11 he said. "Actually 1t homer failed to save Atlanta run uprising m the e1ghth mand a brother, Clarence Will. · was timing. I've been over- from a 4-3 defeat by the ' rung w1th a two-run homer to Survivmg are her husband, anxious and not walling on the Houston Astros lift the Astros to a win over the Richard, Rt 3, Pomeroy; three pitch. I don't think I'm a slow Pirates 7, Mets 0 Braves desp1te Hank Aaron's daughters, Mrs. Ziba (Sy!Yia) starter. I blamed the number The Pirates touched winless 717th home run. Reliever Jerry Midkiff, Pomeroy Route 3; of games I missed during Tom Seaver for four hits and Johnson record.ed h1s first win Mrs. Robert (Golda) Reed, spring (due to mmor in- s1x runs in five innmgs as Ken of the season and Fred Pomeroy Route 2; and Mrs juries) .1 ' Brett shut out the Mets. Scherman, who p1tched the Howard (Betty) Gilkey, Steve Carlton picReil'up his Seaver, now 0-2 in his first four ninth, picked up his first save Columbus. Eight grand- second victory agamst no starts, held the Pirates of the year. FrLsella took the children and one great- losses as the Phillies knocked scoreless until the fifth inning loss, 0-h grandchild. Mrs. He1lman was out loser Burt Hooton, 1-1, with when Manny Sanglllllen TWO DROwN a member of the Carleton four runs in the fifth after slammed a one-out homer to MOUNT GILEAD, OhiO scoring a run in !he fourth left, h1s first of the year Church. (UPI )- W1lliam Anderson, 45, Funeral services will be at I innmg. and his nephew, James AnderExpos 9, Cards 5 p. m. Wednesday at the Ewing Phlls Win Last 8 Wilhe Dav1s knocked in three son, 17, both of Columbus, Larry Bowa smgled am! stole nms w1th a pair of singles as drowned Saturday night at a Funeral Home With Mr Jay second and third as Del Unser the Expos routed the Car- gravel pit off Interstate 71,near. Stiles officiating. Burial will be in the Carleton Cemetery. walked. Luzmski's sacrifice fly dinals. Steve Rogers, h1kmg his here in Morrow County whil~ Friends may call at the funeral tied the gAme and Tommy record to 3-0, held St LouiS to the fishermen were swimrmng Hutton tripled to score Unser ei~hts h1ts before exitmg in the to retrieve a drifting boat. home anytime. ' ' Sport coats are practical , comfortable, and good look1ng You ' ll like our selection of name -brand coats All sizes . ALL OUR DRESS SLACKS AND FANCY JEANS ARE REDUCED 25% FOR THIS that lime The comrmttee 1s subpoena for recordmgs of 42 meetings may be unenforceable, smce both Co ngress and the Pres1dent are constitutionally equal branches of goverrunent But now there IS another subpoena from Spec1al Watergate Prosecutor Leo n Jaworski, returnable May 2. Subpoenas Cover Range The subpoenas cover the range of Watergate events, many overlapping and many applying to the cntlcal days in March and Apnl of 1973 when the Watergate cover-up began Mrs. Carleton Come, help us celebrate our anniversary. 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Sc h er man (9 ) and May WP - J Johnson ( 1 OJ LP Fr rsel la (0 1) H Rs Aaron (4th), Watson 12ndl comnuttee Kennedy -M1lls health InKennedy earher had pushed surance ball as a welcome a far more extensave so call ed development an encourag ing "health secunty " plan, and step forward " orga m>ed labor supported 1t The admmlstr a taon and Bul he dec1ded 1t stood no Kenn edy-Mi lls plans eac h chance of passage and has would cost the taxpaye rs at abandoned 1t for the time bemg least an addttwnal $6 bi llion a m favor of the com 1.:-uuuse year Each would represent an 'o\tth MillS an nual cost of about $40 b1lhon, "We are w1lhn g and eager to most of 1t rrom the fede ral testify on our proposal ," goverruncnt, some from the Health , Educa hon and Welfare states and some fr om the Secretary Caspar W W£m- pnvate insurance sector berger sa td " As a Sl6'Tl lftca nt Many Eleme nts Similar move towa rd the ad· Many elements of the t't"O mma st rat10n proposal, the plans are SIITlllar Each seeks to make some form of b,a lth msuram:e a\oatlable to everyone Each wou ld protect aga1nst the catastrophic cost of ma jor tllne sses Under th e KennedyMills plan, no family would pay more !han Sl,OOO 1n med1cal b1lls m one year, under the admtmstrataon plan, no more than $1,500. But unportant differences ex tst Insurance coverage would be compulsory for InRep Peter W Rodmo , O- Itse lf be gr oun ds fo r Im - dividuals under the KennedyN J , the House Jud1c1ar y peachment It IS unclea r what Mills b1ll Alth ough employers chairman , told UP! over the !he com1mttee Will do 1! N1xon would have to offer health weekend he was determined to refuses It has sc heduled a msur ance unde r the adavmd such a confrontation He meeting for to am Thursday , m1mstrat1on plan, md1V1dual sa1d he would not, fo r example, half an hour after !he deadlme. part1c1pat10 n would be opA ranking presiden tial a1de tiOnal send the House sergean t-atarms to the Wh1te House to .,. ho would not perm1t the use of compel Naxon's presence ·or his name md1cated last week take possesswn of the record- Nixon m1gh t give the committee only transcripts of most of mgs it seeks conthe subpoe nae d Will Not Press Rodino sa1d he would not versatiOns~ possibly ed itedpress for the House to c1te but not the tapes themselves NIXOn for con tempt or "We're gomg to turn over Congress, althoug h he sa id last absolutely what we thmk to be Thursday that anythmg less !he hard ev1dence of all the rrtfr11 H.. ~q than full compliance could 1n totahty of the Presiden t 's r-. {._1 ;,J 1 kn owledge and actwns," the official sa id , add1ng tha t the matena ls would prov ide " co mprehensave a nd co nclusive documentatiOn of his Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport , 0 mnocence " not appear shaken After 20 minutes of polling and questions, a umverstty officia l suddenly announced an end to the meetmg because Kennedy was " not feehng well.' ·•1 feel !me," a surprised Kennedy retorted The senator went on to make a few other remarks before returmng to h1s seat. He then quickly walked to a s1de exit, acco mpam ed by a1des, secunty guards and uruvers1ty officials. Despite the confuswn, the audience applauded Kennedy enthusiastically as he left and several young people asked his mdes for a copy of h1s speech. sponsored by Sens RllSsell B Long , D-La , and Abraham A R•b•coff, D.Conn , and from maJOI mcd1ca l and hosptlal groups. The battle to shape a btll w1ll cente r around the adm mistralwn 's Comprchenslve Health Insurance Plan (C HIP ), substa ntially " ln creased m ats ex ten t of coverage from a 1971 proposal , and a comprom ase bill submitte d Apri l 2 by Chairman Wtlbur D M1lls, DArk , of the Ways and Means Comm1llee and Sen. 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Nixon will be talking to the people CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Montreal J02 000 400 - 9 9 0 St Lo.ui s 10 1 100 00 2- 5 9 .t Rogers, Ta y lor (9) and Foot e, Gtbson . Thompson (4), Garman ( 6 ), Rrchert ( 6 ), Pen a (7 ). Hrabosk y ( 8 ) and S1m mons WP - Rog er s (3 OJ LP Gtbson (0 21 Kan C1 t y 201 300 0107 17 3 Chtcago 31000700x - 11 17 0 Bu sby , M cD antel (6) , Ho ern er (6). Btrd (ll and Healy , Martrnez (21 . Bahnsen , Pttlock. (J) , Moran {4) , Forster (5) and Down tng WP - Forster ( 1 31 LP - Busby ( 2 2) HRs- Oown rng (2nd ). So l atia ( 1st), May ber r y (4th J • s~;~ double what he had won previously thiS year, and a berth m the T of C which begins Thursday at La Costa, Calif. Since he's the fll'St black to wm a "major" PGA event smce Charles Sifford won the Los Angeles open in 1969, he' also will be the f~rst black to , play m that tournament in five years. r Elder, 39, a Texas native who now hves m Washington, D. C., was two strokes behind Doster- · huis with two holes to play Sunday but came through with two last-ditch bll'dies for a 10under-par 274 that forced the playoff. Lee had a five-underpar 67 for the regulation 18 holes Sunday, while the Englishman had a 69 AI Ge1berger, a strGke behind Oosterhws Jlnd a stroke ahead of Elder at the start of the !mal round , was tied for the lead after two holes Sunday, but wound up m thll'd with his 70-276 Miller Barber and Ray Floyd, both with 6&-278, were tied for fourth and Gibby Gilbert took sixth with 69-280. The Monsanto Open got almost as good a deal out of Elder's v1ctory as the winner. Bracketed by the Masters and the Tournament oi Champions, it drew only three of this year's top 21 money winners-and none of the "btg names." Any other winner would not have attracted much attention. APRIL 22 TO APRIL 27 010 102 001 000 01- 6 14 0 Colborn, E Rodnguez (6 J. Ko b el (101, Murptw (10 1 an d Moore , Lol rch , Hil l er (7) and Free han WP - H tl ler (3 OJ LP - Murphy { 11) HRs- Horton (3r d ). F r eeha n (J st), Cash (2nd ) ' 1....-"_w ' r •. . Put your talent to work in the health 'field. l 11h 3111 OFF ICE HOURS Y: 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. Amertcan L eague 2<X>. ,, N. W. COMPJON. 0. D. ( 14 •nnrngs) A health professional talks about her job: "I'm a therapist. ."llove working with kids. Each one you see here is blind or deaf. "There are more than 200 rewarding careers in the health field. Our new booklet tells all about them. For your copy, just write to The National Health Council, Box40,Radio City Station,NewYork, N.Y. 10019." • b San Otego 7 Crncr 2, 2nd Ptttsburgh 7 N ew York. 0 Philadelphia 7 Ch tcago 3 M ontr ea l 9 St Lou ts S Hou st on 4 A tlanta 3 San Fran 6 Lo s An g 4 Today's Probable Pitchers . Today's Probable Pttcher s !All Trm es EDT) (All T1mes EDT) Atlanta ( Hqrnson 1 2 ) at Kansas Ctfy (Brtles 0 O) at Housto n (Ost een c2 ll , 8 30 Boston (Mancha l 0 OJ , 7 . 30 p m P m (On l y g ame scheduled 1 (O n ly game sc hedul ed J Tuesday's Games Tuesday 's Games Oakland at Cleveland Montreal at San F ran , ntght Ca l tf at Baltt , night Houston at St Lou rs, n tght Mtnn at Detro rt , nrgh f Phtla at Los Ang , ntght Milw at Ch tcago, n ig ht NY at San Diego , n tgh t Ka n sas CJ IY at Boston Chrcago at Crnct , ntght (Onlv games scheduled ) (O nly games scheduled) PttfSbrgh 000 042 001 - 7 20 l New York 000 000 000- 0 3 1 Brett (1 1) and Sangutllen Seaver, Parker (6) , Sa dec kt (7), M cG raw (9 ) and Grote LP - Seaver (0 21 HR s- He bn er : ISth l, Oliver (2nd) Sangu rl len: (1St ) I : • ... Amencan League East w I pet Bo ston 9 5 643 Milwaukee 7 4 636 New York 9 7 563 Ba1t 1more 7 6 538 Det ro1 t 5 8 385 Cl e\leland ' 11 267 West w. 1. pel C altfornta 9 6 600 Oa k la nd 8 6 571 T exas 8 6 57 1 Mrnnesota 7 6 538 . WASHINGTON {UP I) Hearmgs will begm on Cap1tol Hill Wednesday , on an 1ssue affectmg the well-being and the of all pocketbooks Americans-- how to finance the natiOn's health care .. • There is a complex array of proposals, but there are s1gns that chances for passage of !lround-breakmg leg~slation never have been better For the 25 milliOn persons Without any msurance at all and for millions of insured persons whose coverage as woefully madequate , the stakes are high These and Ch 1cago 1 0 ~ 000 010 - 3 7 1 Phtla 001 042 OOx - 7 13 2 Hooton , Hutson (5) , Kremmel (6 ), Prna (6). Stone (81 and Mrtterwa l d Carlton (2 OJ and eoone L P- Hooton (1 1) HRs - An derso n (1st ) Bow l1ng Ston es J2 Hot Sho t s 31 Gu tter Ousters 2~ 1 '• A l ley Cats 22 1/:l Apactles 12 St r 1ker s 11 H rgh lnd Game Greg Becke r 177 , Ron Ca sc1 164 Htgh Se n es - Ron Casc t 436, Greg Becker 430 Team H tQh Game and Sen es - Hot Shots 750, 2075 "'I help blind kids see with their fmgers. I help deaf kids hear with their hands:" now 2-2 on the year. The Redwomen play at Muskmgum Tuesday. In Saturday's mghtcap, RIO snapped a 4-4 tie m the fourth mrung by scormg e1ght runs. B1g blow of the game was Pam Douthitt's grand sl•m home run. Dianne Slawter had a solo blast for the winners. Karen Williams was credited with the wm. By DAVID MOFFIT UPI Sports Writer Pensacola, Fla. (UPI) Now that the shoe is on the other foot, Lee Elder says he do'esn 't know 1! he 'II accept the mvitatwn to become the Masters ' first black golfer Elder, upset m the past because no black has had such an mv1 ta tion , ea rn ed one Sunday when he won the Monsanto Open w1th a suddendeath playoff v1ctory over Peter Oosterhms of England. Cliff Roberts, cha~rman of the Masters, didn 't waste any time. " We are pleased that Mr. Elder won at Pensacola and we are lookmg forward to seemg him m Augusta next spring," sa1d· Roberts, who has ms1sted that the Masters would welcome its f1rst black "as soon as he earns a place m our tournament." But Elder, uin ninth heaven" after gaimng his f1rst victm y m seven years on the PGA tour 1 wasn't so qUick to accept "I'll have to weigh that somewhat," he said. ''I'll be happy to play !he Masters, but I want to wait and see There are a lot more tournaments m between. Right now , I'm happier about the Tournament of Champwns than the Masters." Elder's victory Sunday was worth $30,045, more than on new health hill op.en on Wed:riesday Hearings Elder captures. first major PGA triumph Rio baseballers .win·; ·Track RIO Grande College 's baseball team picked up two more triumphs Saturday af. ternoon by turmng back Tiffm Umvers1ty 14-4 and 13-<1 The Redmen, now 8-4 on the year and 5-l m M1d-Oh10 Conference play, had a f1ve-run fourth mmng m the openmg game Steve Jenklns home run and a two-run blast by Dave M1ller got RIO rolling m the opener In the mghtcap, Gary Swmehart fanned 12 Dragons and fashioned a three-h1tter for the Redm~n M1ke Prater led Rw 's attack With two h1ts and three RB!s Tuesday, RIO w1ll play a twmb1ll at Pikeville At Athens, W Va., Sa turday, ,, ·, ' . �• • Mrs Putnam ts host to club ' 1'h1rteen memb~rs attended rnce hng of the New Me Cl ub held at the home of Mrs Ruth Putnam Queen !01 the week wa s Cmdy Scyoc whu reported a loss of one and a half poWlds Devotions were read by Glvna Decker Games were played wtth prtzed bcm g awarded Cmdy Scyoc won l11e door priZe Ta ken mto mcm· bershtp was Garcaa Adams Anyone mterested m JOmmg the club may contact etther Marlene Putnam, Reeds\llle 378 6371 or Ruth Putnam Coulvtlle 667-3396 i:l 1 t.:~.:~ n t Social Girls hearing about foods Calendar ·in junior leaders club MONDAY Speaker s on tnte rn at10nal gave a demonstratiOn on and of the dt!ferent methods of SOU rHI' RN Ath le t ic food s ar ~ h1ghhgl\ttn g ltahan foods A naltve of Ita ly measurements On dtsplay was Boosters 7 30 p m at !he h1gh meetings of th e ret:ently re· Mrs Gtrolamt prepared two an expresso coffeepot whtcb school orgamzed F ave Pmnt JUilt<Jr dtshes , one of chicken and the she demons trated for the HUfLAND Baseball League, Leaders Club held at the l'tve other lasagna whtch the dub group 6 30 p m at Rutland gym Pmnl home of Mrs Roy Holter members sampled On Ap rtl 16, Mrs Marta nastum All parenl> of players advtsor She spoke of the customs of Romtne, born tn Bavana, urged to attend On Aprtl 9, Mrs Gutdo her coun try relaltng to food s, Germany, told ol her hfe m a TUESDAY small German vtllage Gtrolat'lu and daughter, Peggy, RACINE Amert can Leg1on about her fathers farm wh1ichl Aux1llary at Legwn Hall at 7 30· was on the outs1de pm Schomach She satd that m .JUNIOR Amertean Legton country the farmers hve m Auxthary 6 30 p m Feeney vtllage and travel back and Bennett Post 128 hall forth to the farms AMERI CAN Lcg ton As a part of her program, she REV AND MRS KENNEDY Auxthary Drew-Webster Post and translated several read KUHNS RETURN The Rev and Mrs Gordon L Kennedy eva ngelist, smgers and mUSICians are condu c, mg39, ·7 30 p m Program on rectpes Members sampled a Mrs Hobert Kuhn and Mtss J ant ce Kay Sm tih , Tate evangehsttc serVIces at 7 30 p m through Sunday at the Mtddleport Naza rene Church for etgn relattons wtth Joo Koo Others allendmg Bavartan dessert, the torte, were Soma daughter, Jane ll e, relutned brtde-i!lect of James Robert fra velmg tn a motor home, the Rev and Mrs Kenned) present the gospel through duec' and of South Korea an Ohto Parsons, W anda Vmmg, Pat whtch she has prepared Mrs frtday from Dravosburg Pa Gnmm w;;~ s honored recently solos, preparmg lhetr own background accompamment tapes usmg a standard gulldr s1eel Umverstty exchange student Mcintyre, Terrte Teaford, Homme sa td that Germans where they vtstled Mr and w1th a brtdal shower hosted by gUitar, and bass gUttar as guest speaker Mrs Wtlham Mtller, attended Mrs Mtldred Grate, Karen Clartse Ca lh coa t, Etlee n regularly eat four meals a day The Rev Mr Kennedy has served on the Northwestern Ohto Dtstnct of the Chu t ell uf ''" the Phtpps Conservatory an SOUTHERN Athlel1c Grate Irene Kennedy, and Hawkms, Betty Longstreth, and that they do much, more Nazarene smce 1951 Smce 1966 he has been a reg tstered full ttme evangehsl llavmg pastorcd nu al sprtng nower show and Boosters 7 30 p m at htgh Elmse Smtih at the Grate Donna Grate Mar) Gnmm, vtsthng there than here churches at Sylvama (;)eshler and Letpstc, Ohto, and more- recently was supply pastor a 1he Gladys Cross, Lena Napper, school Both speakers were vtstted Mr and Mrs John home Free Me!hodtst Church at Con lin ental, Ohto He has also served as radw operator fo r Cln JSIIan Mtller uncle and aunt ol Mrs XI GAMMA Mu Chapter ol Pmk and whtte streamers Dottte Hawkins Loretta Lane, presented gt!ts of apprectabon Radto Statwn WTGN , Luna Kuhn Beta Stgma Pht Soronty 7 30 and whtte weddmg bells were Ulhe Smtih, Kay Prof!ttt, Judy from the cl ub b) Ann Radford The new offtcers are Jan p m at Columbus and Southern featured m the decorattons Morns, Shtrley Smtth, Elotse Holter prestdent, Lola Matson, Leta Fetty Bfcky Ohto Electrtc Co The color scheme was carried REVIVAL through April 27 out m the decoraltons of the Tate Barbte txmahue, Delores Walker, vtce prestdent, Terrt m the Mtddleport Jumor Htgh cake whtch was served wtth a Donahue, Kenda Donahue, Pulhns, secretary, Roxanne Aud ttonum, 7 30 p m wtth the gree n 7 up salad, mmts, teed Sharon Wise, Shirley Stnunons, Martm, asststant secretary tea, and coffee Flora Donahue Judy McDonald, Beulah Grate, Debbte Boatnght, treasurer, Rev John Elswtck, evangelist Spec tal smgtng Everyone won the door prtze and other Mary Larkins, Barbara Smtth, K1m Krautter, recreation Paula Hysell, games were won by Vwlet Becky Smtlh, Goldte Graham , leader welcome Vmmg, Rtta Vmmg, Sherry Grate Shtrley Smtth , Vtrgmta pubhctty, Stephame Radford, POMEROY CHAPTER 186 Terry Vmmg Debra Rose , safety chatrman, Mary Mora, Past Matrons, home of Mrs Lydta Smtih , and Kathy A report on the 59th annual health chatrman Mary Mtlls, Others attendmg were Mrs Alfred Crow, Rac me 7 30 DONATION MADE Stnunons convention of the Ohto Hosptta l Mary Shuler Mrs Velsta fmanctal chatrman, and Mary Tuesday mght A donalton was made to the Also presenting gtfts to the Taylor, educatwnal lour Association was gtven by Mrs Roush, Mrs Helen Wtlhams state counctlor 's project for the brtde-elect were Clara Phtlhps, WEDNESDAY Ethel Grueser at the recent Mrs Leona Karr Mrs Mtldred cha1rman AMERICAN Legton good of the order when Bermce Nelson, Bonme M1ller, meeting of the Women s Fry, Mrs Mtldred Mttch, Mrs (Note Today's column IS wnttcn b) Joanne ) At a recent meettng Theodorus Counctl 17, Beatr1ce May, Dora Kennedy , Auxtltary , Feeney-Bennett By Joanne and Lew Koch Auxlhary of Veterans Etta Wtll, Mrs Loutse Bearhs, Stephan"' Radford presented a "Our children have 'Spocked'," says New York Posl128 6 30 p m potluck wtth Daughters of Amenca , met Brenda Nuetzhn g, Ltnda safety program usmg two Memortal Hospttal and Mrs Jamce Damels recently at the IOOF hall It Donahue, Lots Walker, Twtla psycholtheraptst Rtcha r C Roberttello M D , m a recent arttcle leg wnnalf es as guests The conventwn was held last was reported that Mrs Mabel Hysell , Gloria Grate, Vtcky educatwnal ftlms on defenstve Meetmg at 7 30 p m by that name week at the Netherland. Hilton drtvmg AMERICAN Legwn, Feeney Wolfe ts home from the Grate, Maud Smtth, Glenms Dr Roberltello bears no mahce towards the good doctor Hotel and was attended by Mtss Mtlls noted that on the Bennett Post 128, 7 30 p m at hospttal A practice was held Masser, Ada Keesee, Vt vtan whose Baby and Chtld Care" topped 'The Exorctst" and 'The Mrs Grueser, Mrs Freda rece.1t bake sales held at for the Rally held Thursday m Coy, Kaly Fmk, Ruth Graham, Godfather" wtth a record 22 mtlhon coptes sold But the pcr- the hall Mossman, Mrs Netlte Hayes, Galhpohs at the Gra ce Umted Frances King, Anna Wolfe, Chester and Pomeroy a total of mtsstve self-<!f!ac10g chtld rearmg pracltces that thrtved m the and Mrs Patty Van Matre of I'UMEROY ·MIDDLEPORT Methodtst Church Theodorus Helen Htll , Evelyn Leach, and $46 was made Spock era are resultmg m some unexpected consequences the local Auxthary They Uons Club, Wednesday noon at Plans were made to attend a members presented the colors V1rgmta Mtchael ' A parttcular group of young people espectally young men the Metgs Inn partiCipated m workshops on concert at Ohto Umverstty at the evemng sesston of the The Carleton Church had an m thetr late teens and 205, have begun to make thetr appearances volunteerasm, assignments OHIO VALLEY Co m Fnday evemng With P•hents, and problem attendance of 99 Sunday 10 the offtces of psychotheraptsts,' says Dr Roberhello They mandery 24, Kmghts Tern· Dtslrtcl 13 rally mornmg The o!fermg was come from affluent and sophtshcated homes, homes m which climes plars staled conclave, Wed A feature of the meetmg was $92 58 Preachtng servtces parents trted to • spare' thetr chtldren the hardshtps and ne sday, 7 30 p m at the VISITORS HERE luncheon at the Cincmnatt Inn followed Sunday School wtth problems whtch they had endurmg durmg the Depresswn Masomc Temple Pomeroy Dr and Mrs Rtchard Fox of It's These parents w,ere demonstrattve, mdulgent and per· With a fashton show by Leo Rev Jay Sltles mtms ter TUPPERS PLAINS Co m- Mason , Ohto, Alan Holter, Ohw Narducci , promtmenl New Com mumon was observed mtsstve and thetr chtldren emerged wtth few hangups about mumty Club, spectal meetmg State Umverstty student, and York destgner In conJunctton followmg worshtp servtce The relationships wtlh lhetr male peers or the oppostte sex ' The) Wednesday 7 30 at the com- Mtss Ann Ltndsey of New York, With hts showmg of current youngsters of the church en have none of the soctal or sexual amuettes that so many people mumty bwldmg also a studen t at Ohto State fashions, he dtsplayed the JOyed an Easter egg hun t after had 1n their parents ' generatiOn Except ' reports Dr R , spent the Easter weekend here "there ts a fly m the omtment Marne collection Favors were the servtces wtth Mr and Mrs Roy Holter DR lYE IN HOURS Easter Sunday guests, of Mr mtmature perfumes These young men are sttll emottonally and fman ctally The group had Easter dmner Mon to Thurs 9 1o 3- FrJday 9 to 7 and Mrs J ohn Dean were Mr Mrs Sharon Mtchael, R N , dependent on thetr parents In sptte of lhetr constderable abtlity wtlh Mrs Ada Holter Saturday 9to 12 was speaker for the meetmg and Mrs Robert Rted, Davtd they can tseem tocopewtlh the challenges of ca rvmg a mche for CASH GIVEAWAY She talked on the role of and Rodney of Pataskala, Mr And I heard a voice from themselves m the world aux1hary members tn th e and Mrs Kenneth Markms of heaven saymg, "Write this "How did thts kmdly unbrmgmg fat! them 1 ' asks Dr R Hts Each week, $20 ftr st pnze $10 second, SS fhtrd hospital On behalf of the Racme, Mr and Mrs Garold answer By eluntfiatmg all obstacles from the child 's path, all Blessed are the dead who die In Gi lkey, Rt ck, Cmdy and Reg1ster fr ee Wtnners Will be notified Orawrngs Auxthary Mrs Freda the Lord henceforth. " hardshtps, depnvatwns and challenges, these parents led thetr Apnl6 13, 20, 27, May 6. Drrve m try thJs new Tammy of Athens and John Mossman presented her wtth a "Blessed mdeed," says the chtldren to beheve that hfe would be a rose garden When the convement servrce Walter and Amta Dean, local chtldren grow up to fmd an ordinary fteld, wtth a good many glft Spint, "that they may rest ' It was reported that get-well Commg from K I Sawyer weeds, they are at a loss from thetr labors, for their cards had been sent to Mrs A F B Fnday to vtstl hts deeds follow them! " - Rev Cant we parents ever wm? Those who try to suppress the lnstallalton ol officers and 14 13 Freda Henderson, Mrs Garnet parents "as Rtchard Dean He negattve stde of human nature- to avotd bemg frustratmg, to hts base tn returned folk dancmg by a soectal acErvm, and Donald Demer, and hosttle, depnVJng, demanding, destructtve -such parents seem Mtchtga n Sunday mormng llVlty class at the Bradbury a sympathy card to Mrs Betty to produce warm open, frtendly , lovmg dehghtful ktds who are Recent vtsttors of Mrs Hazel Hayes mcapable of meetmg the challenges reqwred for success m our School "as a feature of the The Auxthary dectded to Arnold and Walter were Mr soctety Young men of this breed have a parltcularly rough t1me Thursday mght PTA meetmg order dtshwashers as a spectal and Mrs Lester Arnold and because they ca nnot avotd the challenges of a career by gettmg Another group of chtldren gave money-makmg prOJect On Btlly of Columbus, Mr and marned, havmg chtldren, and becommg fmanctally dependent htghhght s of the school's re cent lrtp to Greenfteld behalf of the Jumor Amertcan Mrs Nathan Arnold and famtly upon a husband of Chester Mr and Mrs Vtllage m M1chtgan At this pomt, suggests Dr R , 'perhaps tt ts more tmportant Leg1on Auxiliary of FeeneyMr and Mrs Ronald McNally O!ftcers for the 1974-75 school for a parent to be totally real and totally honest about h1s or her Bennett Post 128, Becky Roush presented to the hospttal an and daughter of Athens and feehngs than tt ts for hun or her to be consistently lovmg and year elected and mstalled by Mrs June Kloes were Mtlford Amertcan flag Mrs Mossman Mr and Mrs Palnck Wtlhams permiSSIVe " chtldren of McArthur and Hysell, president, Allen King, He advtses parents wtlh such tendenctes to avmd mdulgmg prestded at the meetmg, wtth Recent VlSttors of Mr and thetr ktds keep from gtvmg them money all the hme Be real, vtce prestdent, Mrs Charlene Mrs Clara Burrts gtvmg the prayer express negattve as well as postltve feehn ~~a ther than merely Hoe!h ch, secretary , Mrs Mrs Roy Br1ckles were Mr be 10 the role of a supporttve ftgure who has no personahty of his Geraldme Hawley , treasurer , or her own Mrs Edwma Scott, memTo tell you the truth, Dr R , that's what I've been domg only bershtp chatrman Mrs Vtcky now I won't feel so guilty about lettmg my ktds see that negahve Houchms and Mrs Patty stde, whtch lS also me Carson , co-hostesses The Metgs Communtty Mental Health Chmc Mrs Phylhs Hackett w111 NOT be located at reported on the "bakeless" and Mrs Phthp Hamson and Whtte of Bern W Va and Mr bake sale nolmg that more VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Rodney of Columbus and Mrs and Mrs Harold Whtte, local money ts needed to rem1_burse AFTER APRIL 17, 1974 Lomse Hamson, Mrs Carolyn the Bradbw-y School Fund Banks and Stephante of Mary. Ail palrents and agenc1es Will be contacted by montes spent on the new math Mr and Mrs John Walter set Parenls are urged to send land and Bruce and Demse letter or phone as soon as new factlrt1 es are Brtckles local Dean vtstted Mr and Mrs m thetr contrtbutwn to the locat e d for t he clmrc Mr and Mrs Nev S Whtte Walter Terrell, Mr and Mrs proJect EMERGENCIES SHOULD CONTACT and Sherman had as recent Eddte Weekly and Mtssy, Btllv Announcement was made of GALLIPOLIS CLINIC, PH. 446-4950 VtSttors Mr and Mrs Warnte Kendall at Pata skala recently the spnng conference of Dtslr1ct 16, Ohto PTA, to be held at the Metgs Jun1or Htgh School cafeteria The Bradbury un1t wtll handle dtrectional s1gns for the conference The cultural arts compelttwn was dtscussed and tl was noted that mustc and wr1tten work wtll be JUdged precedmg the ,conference, wtth vtsual work to be Judged begmmng at 10 a m on the day of the conference On Frtday, Mrs Hackett announced rthe school Winners m the mustc and wntten work categortes of compelttton The new edition of your telephone directory is going to press soon. They are Jayne Hoefltch for ortgmal ptano mustc , If you have only a smgle hstmg, a lot of people are gomg to have "Re!lecltons," and Ltsa trouble lookmg up other members of your fam1ly. Tholnas for a poem enlttled Certamly, your wtfe deserves her own list mg. --.. "The Watermg Pool " And g1v1ng a teen-ager a place m the dtrectory IS a mce way of Evangelistic team conducting revival •• Father Guinan cracks hierrarchy's iron will ' By DAVID E ANDERSON UPI Religion Wrller \ WASHINGTON (UPI )- Af\<r 2!i days of conswrung only water, Father Edward l Guman slowly stpped a chocolate malt and pronounced "I feel fantashc ' Wtth those words, Guman ended a fast that began as a protest of the scandalous posture" of the Roman Ca tholtc , archdtocese of Washmgton DC toward the problems of JUSttce, soctal and economtc, m the natiOn's largest ctty , wtth a predommantly black populatwn It was one of those ecclestasltcal dramas that are played out m churches hundreds of tunes each year m the attempt to sort out c<mte ndmg pnortltes and deal wtth the frequently cumbersome bureaucracy of the church 'It was one of those terrtble, awful moments of grace," Guman satd of the fast, whtch started March 24 ' It was a fairly deep sptrttual expenence, a kmd of crymg out wtth people, not for them ' And, m one of the nalton 's most volallle Roman Catholic archdwceses - m 1968, for example, 19 pnests were suspended m th e archdtocese for pubhcly dtsagreemg wtth Cardma l Patnck 0 Boyle's mterpretallon of Pope P"dul VI's btrth control encychcal - the fast had an unpact It began as a low-level, prunanly pnvate acl1on Guman pnvately to ld Archbishop Wtlham Baum on March 24 that he was · begmnmg the fast and ctted the ar: chdiocese -whtch has 50,000 black .: Cathohcs and 30,000 Spamsh-speaking ;: Cathohcs among a total Roman Catholic ·l populatton of close to 400,000 -as "an .:: emptre of property wtth near total l Bridal shower given janice Kay Smith , # • • • • •• •• •• .. Convention reported •• • ' Family Lib to local auxiliary • • " De-Spocking the v flower children Kingsbury News, Notes •• '• S& AUTO BANK Officers installed by PTA NOTICE! Spring Special For LP Gas IN POINT PLEASANT CONTACT HERMAN LYNCH PHONE 675-2460 Its time your family stopped being justttSmith Harold" in the telephone directory. CONTACT . DONNA STEWART 992-2145 MOBILE HOMES AND NEW CEN~TRAL HEATING AND SPACE HEATERS CITY ICE &FUEL CO. PLACE CHANGED The May 2 meeting of the Metgs County Counctl of Parents and Teachers ongmally scheduled at the Rtverv1ew Elementary School , wtll mstead be at the Salem Center Elementariy Schoo l, Mrs Charles Goeglem , pres1dent, announced The date confhcted wtlh another adtvtty tn the Eastern Local School Distnct saymg "You're growmg up:' To add or change a hstmg JUSt call our busmess ofhce. They can tell you how !tttle extra an addJhonal hsting w11l cost. It's as easy as ptckmg up the phone 6EOERALTELEPHOnE • I I ' • J I I I •• f I ,} By Mrs Francts Morris Bob Spencer has been moved fr om Holzer Medtcal Center to Veterans Hospttal, Hunlmgton Otto Bradford ts a patten! at Holzer Medacal Center MIDDLEPORT - Followtng tS a list of Mergs J uniO r Hrgh The Be rtha M Sayre students who ha ve matn t a ned MissiOnary Society wtll have a s or better n a l l sub ects for the ftfth srx weeks gradm g cha rge of the evemng service penod Sunday, Aprtl21, 7 30 p m at SEVEN T H - Ray Andrews Car n Ba rley Gr e g Be cker Ftrst Baptis t Church m ob- v 1ckr Blankenshtp Brent servance of Amencan Baptist Bo len Sha ron Buckley Sherr y Burchett Jan a Burson Laurel Women's Day Cole Dan D a il ey Chrtshna Easter holiday guests of Mr Eva n s Valene Matson Donn a and Mrs Thereon Johnson ~he~~:~eey ci::;:,;~e Mor~s~k~ were Mr and Mrs Kenneth P tcke n s Ton • Pope Stepha n re Radford Rhond a Re ut er Rrta Homcek and family of Parma, Rousey Randy Tacket t Do r sel Mr and Mrs Scott Wheeler ~ Thomas Rtta Vtn ng Ja ckte Wagner Roger Wams ley Pam and family of Scwtovt11e, Mr Wi iits Chrts Yeauger and and Mrs Don Johnson and Tern Zerkle EIGHT - Date Bmg Patty family of Portland Mtss Grace Boy les Marc a Cale Marv Elhs Mtss Ruth Ell15 and Mr Ca r swell Ron Case• John ' l Clar k Ro"ry Col e Patr tc a Howard Bmgman of Co umbus, co rs 1 Tam m e De Bard Ml5S Edtth Hayman and Dr Marcta Dillard !>am Evan s Barbara Fetty C h arles Kathryn Philson, loca1 Follrod Tnna G tbbs Tom Mr and Mrs A J Gould of Harper Kel l y Hawk Loura Hoover Kathy Howard Penny Manetta spent Easter wtth her Hy sell Ray Ja ney Ltsa Je1t parents Mr and Mrs Franc ts Sue Kennedy Marty ' Krawsczyn Valer 1e Lew 1s Morns Cha rle s McGrath Mark. Mtfch Mr and Mrs Ball McKenzie, Bonnte Morrts Mar sha Murray, Connte Musse r Lo ts f Phlhp , J eff and J OZle, 0 Retlmtr e Kenneth Roush Gallipolis were Easter guests Edd•e Sa nford Cheryl Smtt h Patge Sm 1th Robm Snowd en of Mr and Mrs Roy RI ffl e Brent Stan ley , Steve Stou t , Mr and Mrs Rock Young Te r esa VanMeter Kay ~ 1 b t Vu 1aktn a Mtke Wayland Carl ry and Andy of Co urn us spen Wilson and Kelly Wtnebren n er Easter weekend w1lh her parents, Mr and Mrs Martm ' Wtlcoxen Mrs Wtlltam Smtih of were Mr and Mrs Max Wolfe • , Dayton was a guest, Saturday, of Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Bnan Stmpson and children of of Mtss Edtth Hayman Easter weekend guests of Balltmore, who also YIStted •> ' Mt and Mrs Chester Stmpson Mr and Mrs Ralph Badgley at Junior High are announced ~ . ··~ ·~ .. High honors list announced .... ... Honor students Racine Southern Meigs 4-H Club News The Snowvtlle 4-H Cl ub met Aprtl 18 at the home of Ron me Wood wtth Mr and Mrs Norman Wood and Helen Oberholzer, advtsors and etght members present The club prOJect, 'The Car and The Htghwa) " was diScussed Members wtll work on tts !trst untt at the next meetmg They also diScussed a club tour The next meeltng wtll be May 8 at the home of Ronme Wood It wtll be the housewares party After the club members rece tved thetr prOJect books, safety and health reports were gtven by Tammie DeBrod and Vtckt Oberholzer Vtckt DeBord led the group tn playmg Black Magtc and Gomg To London Refreshments were served by Norman, Jean and Ronme Wood - Ronme Wood, reporter THE RIVERVIEW 4 H Club met Aprtl 11 at Stewart Hall wtth two advtsors and 11 members prese nt Offtcers were elec ted, dues were dtscussed, and the meetmg ltme set The gtrls are to have thetr matertals by the next meetmg Members taktn g the "All Amertcan Foods ' proJect wtll f1x thetr ftrst meal then A potato relay was played and refreshments were served by Tammy Curtts and Beth Btebel The next meehng wtll be Aprtl 30 at Stewart Hall Roberta Larkms reporter A NE W 4-H CLUB 1he Bedford Gtrls 4-H Club, met Apn l 8 at the home of Mrs Lomse Wells wtth 11 membets and one advtsor present ProJect books were passed out - Angela Smclatr reporter M1ll an Rom a Nease RO B ER T SA YRE Dave Sh uler Co n nte H t ll G l o r ta Tay l o r Dave Th e1s.s Bob Vil r a n Mary SMu lt s P ATR IC IA WOOD S J U NI ORS Rond a As h Jeff c rc e Howard E r v1 n Nola Ne tgler STEP HA N IE OR O Ta mm y Roush GLEN N SIM P SON V1 c k1 Wol te SO PH _QMOR E S - Mr dlld MIS Phil ip Ho1Jc1L' of Pc~ tn u t spe11 t Eas ter Wllll lus 111olher M1 s I ranees Robe rl<; M1 and M1 s Solon B ut c h ~ 1 of Spe ncer W V(.l .s pe11 t Ec~s tm: \\ Cc kend \\r t h M1 s Gr etta Simpson and o lh c 1 rel.a tl\ es Mr and Mrs Ben Phtlson and M1 .s Mmc~ I t: \'wi S \\C I C I asle 1 guesLs of M1 and M1 s Hush Phlisou md f.tnul y .Jt S~ I J CUSC M1 etnd Mr s Ala n G1t-~ h d tn .111d so n of Wt lm m g t on \\Ci e weekend gue;-; ls of her p.u ent.s M1 ,md MIS H,llf\ W11lf01 d M1 s E vdv n Yvun g cmd Aaro n of Ga lhp oliS spent E.a s ter wee kend v.tth he1 parents M1 (.llld {l.l h s F r l:lllk Cleland C..1stle to convalesce after a car accident she senses a rncna ~.: c Her acc id ent ha s brought recurnn g spells of amn esm and he1 f1 1ends a·nd netghbors evade her questwns prospeclive camper A com· plete four-season s , £ave-senses meanwhtle glVln g her con· practtcal gUtde to enJoymg th~ great outdoo rs t wtlhoul fh ctm g advtce and warmngs ttl An mvaluable deslroymg She ts puzzled but w1th a handb()Ok to a way of hfe that chd}ang d JSC OVC I )" Ill C:l bt mgs enJoyment to mtlhons pass€1 ge way und\) r I.!{ he toW PI jf!Z'~:'~~~· ~T~ j iNSURANCE :~ ! l II ~IV ~ JG.. 8eit ~t.e..t" • ...,...~ ._.,_ ' ,...,.,,_....., ~ I ,., _,......, ' "' ........................ PACKAGE POLICY rbTAL COVERAGE Our complete co mprehensive hom eown er s' poltcy covers loss due to fire, th eft , storm damage, more One premtum DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY 992 2143 102 W Ma1n Pomeroy , 992 7470 FLEXSTEEC ... the longer you own it the more you'll like the name Baker Furniture Middleport, Ohio "-Its IISdltl lll'i•• 1111111 '1••111¥ 811Mlt:o.,.,1 (but it's right next door to you) ~~~~~WI-'R~ If a majority o1. the electors vot· election The ballot language and lng on th.., foregoing propoaed the eXpla nation shall be avalla ble amendmenu at the prlmary elec for pubUc inspection tn t he office 101NT RESOLUTION tton to be held on the flrst Tuesday of the secretary of state Pro--'"""' 10 .mend Mdiou ao an4 after the ftrst Monday in May, 1974. The supreme court ehall have p.ropoe.lay lo adOpt the same they ahall become exclusive original juri.Jdiction in all • torArtlcle It Uld Afllcl• of the Constitution of the State cases challenging the adoption or 1• 1 of part enact •dian 10• of of Ohio and existing sections 20 and .mbmislilon of a prop011ed wnstltu.tbe C01W1Julion of the Stilt of 31 0 t A u 18 II 0 t Ul c UtuUon Uonal amendmen t to the electors Ohio to ~a!Ue the cornpeJUI.Uon r c hl 0e 5hao?J.s be No such case ch• llengtng the ballot 0 ot publlc officers ud ~mben of of the State of re la nguage the explanation or the th• O.Deral A.,.mbly. pealed actions or procedures of lhe gen· Be it resolved by the General As {Amended House Joint Re&olut1on eral assembly 1n adopting and aubaembly of the State of Ohio three No &l) mUting a consUtuthmn1 amendment tlfths of the members elected to shaH be fil ed la ter than s ixty-four. each howe concurring therein that JOINT RESOLUTION days before th e election The ballot there shall be submitted to t he elec language shall not be held invalid ton of th e stn1.e in the manner pre To am•nd. Section 1 of Arllcl• XVI unless it Is such as t.o mis lead de • scribed by law at the prlmary elec of lb• Conatllutloll of tbe Sial• ce lve. or defraud the voters t.lon to be held on the first Tuesday of Ohio lo provid• for preparaUnless the gene ral assembly ,_ after the fi rst Monday in May 1974 . Uon of the la11guage wblch ap- o1hcn\lse p1ovides by la w for the a proposal to amend sections 20 end ~M~art on the ballot wben Jbe Cen· preparation of argum en ts for and, 31 of Article II and a prop osal to eral Aasemblf proposH a ca11111i· If any aga inst a proposed amen d enact section 20a of Article II of tullonal .mundmont 10 lbat U wlll ment the board rna} prepare such " "' tbe Constitution of Ute State of properly ldeniUy the tubslance of arguments Ohio to read as follows lhe proposal, to provldG proceSuch proposed amendments, the durea tor :timely cb.U.agft to lbt ballot language the explanatlo1111, ARTICLE n adoptloD uul aubmllllon of auch and the ~ rguments 1f any shall be .w 8 ct1o 20 The General Alsembty , amendmenb aad lo auure lnfor· published once a w~k for three 1n ~aaean not provided for in this ma.Uon to the volen about 1\lt:h. consecutive weeks preceding such constitution, shall fLx: by Jaw tbe ~~mendm.enll. el(!ctlon ln at lea3t one newspaper tenn of omce and the compensation Be Jt reso lved by the General Aa- o t general circulation in each of aU public officers but no change sembly ot the State of Ohio, three county ot the state where a newstherein shllll aft'ect the compenaa fifths of the memben elected to paper is published The general uon of any officer during his exist- each house concurrlni therein that assembly shall provide b;y: law for inC term unless the office be abe l there shalt be submitted to the other diSsemina tion of hifonnatton l.&hed provided however that if an eJectors of the state 1n the manner lD order to infonn the electors con om.cei- elt\cted to the same office prescribed b)' law at a special elec· ce rntng proposed amendmenll An lrom the tame district on taking tJon to be held the first TUesday election on a proposed conat1tuomce receives a greater compensa af ter the first Monday 1n May 1914. tional amendment submitted by the tton 1ucb rate ot compensaUon a proposal to amend Section 1 of general assemb ly shall not be enh i1 thereupon be payable to eech Article XV I of the consUiutlon of Joh ed nor invalidated because the ~fa lh• other officers holding the Ohio to read as foll(IWS explanation argum ents, or oth~r in· e Office 1n that cUstrlct. formation is faulty in any way U 1 ~ officer whO ts ap))olnted to flll ARTICLE XVI the majority of t he electors voting vacancy in an elective office shall on the same shall adoft JUCh a t be en titled t.o receive more Section I Either branch of the amendments the same ahal become nom nsauon than any elected offi· general usembly may ))ropose a part of the constitution When co ldln the same office In the amendments to this constitution, more than one amendment ahall be cerite 0 distftct ia ...receivihg at the and, if the same shall be agreed to submitted at the same Ume, they ~e such appointed officer takes by three-fUlhs of \he memben ahnll be so submitted aa to enable ft\ e elected t o each hous~ 1 such pro the electors to vote on each amend· 0 s~ctlon 31 The members and oftl posed amendments shau be entered men t separately of the General Assembly shall on the journ als with the yeas and ~~lve a fixed eompensatlon, to be nays, and s1haltal lebe 81 eldeaatwt~ EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL crjbed by law, and no other secretacy o a a1 e.., Pfi~wance or .,erqutsltes either tn daya before the date ot the election It a dopted by a majority of the 1 ent of postare or other- at which they are to be submitted electors votlnl on this amendment ~e e P~ no change tn their com· to the electon for their approval the amendment shall take tmmedl1 tion &hall take effect during or reJection They aball be tub ate etrect and existing SecUon 1 of f:~saletr1sJattve biennium within mltted on a .eparate ballot without Article XVI of tbf!' Comrtitutlon of hlch il was made party deatcnation of any kind at Ohio shall be repealed w 9 t1 20a Notwitl'ultand!nJ Sec· either a apec1al or a 1eneral elec. Uo~20 o:t Article n of the CoDIUtu- tlon al the leneral asaembly may UNITED STATES OF A.M:IlRICA uon of Ohio any Increase tn com· prescribe n~atlon o.x'ed. bY the General A"" The ballot language tor auch pro· STATE OP' OHIO :mbly fo r any public ofHcer , which, posed amend.men "' 11sh• ll1 :e ~tJ o·FFICE OF THE SECRETARY e o OP' STATE because of Ita belnl made during scribed by a rna1or Y o b!J te of omce does not become ballot board con~J~lftlnl ot the taecnn snch oftlcer untll after retary of ltate and four other I TED W BROWN, Secretary of -f:,yab~ear~ from the date of ita en members who ahall be desJgnated ~ do hereby certlfy that lh• ad:n~nt shall nevertheless become in a manner ))re!eribed by law ~n~ kl egolnB is a t rue COI'Y of Amended tf u ve and payable on and after not more than two of whom a a nate Joint Resolution No l:S and ~:CetJe cUve d8\e of the e nactment be memben of Ute aame political Amended House Joint ResoluUon of auch Increase In compenlkltlon party The baUot Jan«ua«e sha11 No Ul Hled in the office of the ))roperly identify the substance o11Secretary of State pro))Osblg to SCHEDULE the prapoaal to be voted u;ton The amend the Constltulion of Ohio The aeeretary o( alate shall place ballot need not contain the full text lN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I upQn the ballot a1 .eparate 1Nue• nor • condenled text of the pro- have hereunto subscribed 1ny name the pro~l to amend •ecUona ID paul The board 11haU aWe~ prepare and atll.xe~ IllY oft\clal aeal at Coand :n of Article n, and the pro- an explanation ot tbe propoaal, 111-mbua 'tbli til da1 of lll.lrah, lr7t u1 t(l enact .ectlona lOa of Artl whicb ma1 include itl, ~ and ~ II of the Constitution of Ob19 effect~ and ahall certt.ty th!.! _.ballot TED W BROWN 1 Seeretal'1 ot State 10 •• • to pennlt the electorate to language and the explanation to RACINE Mr and Mrs Sa rn CUI li s of I 11ram and M1 s Marcld Wells of Washmgton C'ou1 t ll o u s~ V. CIC Faster \\ eekend g tl eS t.':i or Mr c~nd M 1 s Har 1 y Curll :-l actwns and bemg wtllmg to cxamme our own atlltudes, standard s and opm tons somctlung God promtses to help us wtlh tf we wtll only trust Hun Nun Ca stle," by Jennae Mcl vtlle - Wh en Selma 13rewse returns to her former home the lower house of Nun s W tii i Cim Bu sh Ket t h C1rc le Pa u l Cross MO L LY FIS H ER Che r yl Lark n s Dave Ne tg le r Co r cna Rhod es M kc Robe r ts BE CK Y SA Y RE F ~E S H M EN MA R Y AU T HE R SO N Donna Deel Ertc Dunntn g Anna F r ank Carol G len n Ju l1e Gooch Ailsa Har ns Deb r a Ho smge r Cor l John s t o n Br en d a L e w t5 V ck e Ro u 5h Dentsc Ta bl o tt She ll y Wa r d TRA C I WEESE KEVIN W I LLFO RD SCOlT WOLF E ~----------------------r-----------------------r------------------------ 1 (Amended Sen ate Joint Resolution No 15) caves of Ills rnounUun country ,md h1s death among the pitifully unpovenshed, sc~ nt remnants of Ius f<!mtly and foolow er.s "God Wants You tu S rmle, by R1l eeu Guder - 1\ wonMn s gutde rnr contendmg w1lh the blues He·c ts that hook , and 11 pr uves that we can do more to pull ourselves out of the blues than ts generally supposed Shakmg the blues requtres acceptm g responstbtllly for our H ere m Oh1o Power Company's free Re creauonl and tn Sou th eas te rn Ohto, we've had v1s1tors from all 50 stales even Alaska and Haw an Plus Greece, Switzerland Russ •a. Japan Australia 38 foret gn count nes' D1dn't kn ow yo u had a world-famous toun st attr actiOn hc t he 320 la kes a nd ponds have been stocked wtth bass, b lueg tll, northern p1 ke a nd mu s k• e by the Ohto Dtv1s ron of Wli dlt fe In fac t, you m1ght call Oh to Power Re c reat tonl and Re-creat 1o n-land ' 1Yo u see , we 've been wo rkmg hand tn hand w1lh Mo ther Nature s mce 1944 Aller a p1ece of la nds be en mmed, we g rade the d1gg1ngs tnto gentle htlls and valleys pre pare the surface and pla nt 11 all 1n gras s , s hrubs a nd tre es (We ve planted over 34 m1l1 1on trees') Come see us You ca n camp and ftsh or hrke and nature-walk Yo u ca n stay for a lew hour s or a whole vacat10n All fo r FREE' Oh1o Power Rec reattonland IS yours to enJOY Because our peop le care a bout the lola/ enwonmenl fr om the gen eratton or elec tnc1 ty for your everyday needs-.and pollut ion control to thou· s ands of acr es of Recre a t• onla nd for yo ur en joyment Barney Beaver 1nv1les you to stop at the nearest Ohto Power Company offtce a nd p1 c k up yo ur fr ee campmg permtt and p1cture ma p of Recreat ton land We II be glad to see your t'!! ~ Qi1A ~ t. CL ~ ltf,IMQ (/ nght here .n your ow n back yard, drd you? Better co me out and see 1t for yourself, It' s hard lo belreve th ese 35,000 acres of sparkl .ng lakes, lh1ck green fo rests a n d beaut rfu l parks ttes we re created on old coa l-mtne land- but they we re Now the woods are full of Wildlife- deer, mtnk fo ~ , raccoon An~ a tot of OHIO POWER COMPANY AM ERIC Ill !'I 'fLt; C l " I C (.,f'E:f;) ~OWl! day• before ~~H~-D®U~W~~~-~~~~~-~W,_l)13i"S t<i 1~15 22~c ·~·····~····························~····~········· ' l ' f po~al than a.eventy-ave the lit SYafl[ftll ~ --.. \ I I •' ....... fhe Midd lepor t Publtc ltbrary has recently rec~ tve d many new books to please any age or taste Amon g them are Glend owe1 Co untt y ' a novel b) Ma1lila HofheaJ t - In mans1on considered one or .. tt you wJ ll mccl thc gt cat Welsh Washmgton's out§ta ndmg hom es -as a hero Cl'o cn (,lend ower, \\hO residence for Baum led one of the In st btcls for The announcement brought tmh1ediate nattonahsm m feudal Europe protests fr om the ctl) s poorer panshes of the fou1 tee nth cen lut) He and some pnests talked of attemptmg to em erges as a umque f1gure of convene a spectal sesston of the diocesan ·· h1s tun e~ a man of e x ce ptiOnal Se nate of Pn ests to challenge the purstren gth , tnlell ec t and 1 chase • so phtst1cat10n tn a savage age , Gwnan satd he wou ld seck Baum s \lith ,1quest f01 knowledge art remova l from Washmgton and man open and sctcnce H~.: r c \\e fmd hun, letter to the archbtshop suggested 'one th e last Welsh Ptmce of Wales should knee l before the JUd gment of God, ln J I S proQ,er pe r s pec tlve huddl ed "'th th!.',waste<l the defmmcd, dgam st n1 ~ hJ SlOI\ Ca l the poor ' \x~ ckg r ound Ill wh1ch be hwd Two duys later, the arctxhocese an \\c foll O\\ lnm thr(JUf:\ h nounced that whtle tl would honor the boyhood l outh and manhood contract to buy the manston Baum 111en fmall v to h1 s fugttt ve would not set up res1dence m the house warHicr mg m the htlls mu.l Sttll later tl was made known that the properly would be resold The decaswn was made, accordmg to church o!ftctals, after Baum constdered " the vtews of many whose JUdgment he respects " The ar""'hdtoces€" a)so an nounced maJor new program s fvr pnsoners and the elderly poor 'The top rTl'ln was turned around by the people " Guman s,ud I tlunk a leg tttm ate process has begun he added RA CIN E The Southern mamly by the Cathohc lat ty of tlus ell) 1-hgh Schoo l h onor roll lor \he ldlh S1;-o. week. c:; gt ad 1n q penod Wtthm 24 hours, the latty brought the 10of llrt ':r b~een imnoun t ed Mak ny il m When that house htt, everythmg htl g r ade o f I' or Jbov e ' ill! lhe1r su \Jt ec t s 10 be na med to With Jt 11 th e ro I were (names m <ttl Of hiS own role, Gum an satd onl) , I capital lett er s deno t es s t uden ts makm g all As J think the fast provtded some of the SENI OR S L1 nda Alley ongomg vehtcle for people to focus on ' C h er r Bas5 Mary Co n go DELLA CROS S Nancy Crow For himself, the fast provtded • a kind Debbte Cu n d1 fl Cmdy Gooc h of clartly a workmg of some of the mmor BEVE RL Y H AR r De n n1s Ha wk JILL HO UD AS HE LT and maJor passtons that made me more Rocky H up p V1cktc Jo hn ston sens1t1ve R e b ecca Kouns E l sa Me il (iji#l • .. ... ' < disregard for the poor, for the Gospel works of mercy and for tusttce " He satd he was seekmg a $10 mtlhon dollar annual conumtment from the archdtocese for 'the poorest of God's poor m thiS ctty " Gwnrut a Pauhst prtest, ts a founder of the Rom an Cath ohc..,nented Conunun tly for Creative Non Vtolence In tts three and a half )ear extstence ln Washmgton, CCNY has emerged as one of the most acltve and controverstal groups m the Archdtocese Whtle much of CCNY's acttVJty has been In the area of peace studies the 45 members of the group also run a pre-lrtal house, a soup kttche n, a hospttahly house for the homeless and a free medtcal chmc They also mtend soon to start a house for released pohttcal pnsoners The group has been responstble for a number of rrulttant anttwar demon· slratwns, mcludmg one durmg Guman's fast m whtch four comrnumty members were arrested for entering the offtces of the South Vtetnamese procurement agency here and pourmg blood on the !ties About 12 da)S tnto the fast, Guman and Baum mel to diScuss the demand for $10 m!lhon for the poor and a reordermg of the archdtocese's pnortltes When no agreement was reached at the meetmg, the acltvtst prtest went pubhc and some local radto and televtston began to cover tl But the fast dragged on mto mtd·Aprtl At that tune, m what chancery of!tctals must now regard as a horrtble ptece of mts-turung, the archdiocese announced tl was gomg to buy the $525,000 Chase New hooks suit many adUlt tastes ,. •> the pteces of the puzzle bejm to falltn place Now Selma knows why someone wants her dead and who that someone IS '' We rake nus c:tuld,' by Claire Berman - Acandtd look at modern adoplwn m Amenca today wtll gtve encouragement and practtcal help to those mtcresled m gtvmg a ch tld a home It mcludes mformalton on agenc1es and orgaruzattons who atd m adoption The Jo) of Campmg," by Htchard W• Langer - This book answers every question that wt ll occur to the I I \ \ \ \ �• • Mrs Putnam ts host to club ' 1'h1rteen memb~rs attended rnce hng of the New Me Cl ub held at the home of Mrs Ruth Putnam Queen !01 the week wa s Cmdy Scyoc whu reported a loss of one and a half poWlds Devotions were read by Glvna Decker Games were played wtth prtzed bcm g awarded Cmdy Scyoc won l11e door priZe Ta ken mto mcm· bershtp was Garcaa Adams Anyone mterested m JOmmg the club may contact etther Marlene Putnam, Reeds\llle 378 6371 or Ruth Putnam Coulvtlle 667-3396 i:l 1 t.:~.:~ n t Social Girls hearing about foods Calendar ·in junior leaders club MONDAY Speaker s on tnte rn at10nal gave a demonstratiOn on and of the dt!ferent methods of SOU rHI' RN Ath le t ic food s ar ~ h1ghhgl\ttn g ltahan foods A naltve of Ita ly measurements On dtsplay was Boosters 7 30 p m at !he h1gh meetings of th e ret:ently re· Mrs Gtrolamt prepared two an expresso coffeepot whtcb school orgamzed F ave Pmnt JUilt<Jr dtshes , one of chicken and the she demons trated for the HUfLAND Baseball League, Leaders Club held at the l'tve other lasagna whtch the dub group 6 30 p m at Rutland gym Pmnl home of Mrs Roy Holter members sampled On Ap rtl 16, Mrs Marta nastum All parenl> of players advtsor She spoke of the customs of Romtne, born tn Bavana, urged to attend On Aprtl 9, Mrs Gutdo her coun try relaltng to food s, Germany, told ol her hfe m a TUESDAY small German vtllage Gtrolat'lu and daughter, Peggy, RACINE Amert can Leg1on about her fathers farm wh1ichl Aux1llary at Legwn Hall at 7 30· was on the outs1de pm Schomach She satd that m .JUNIOR Amertean Legton country the farmers hve m Auxthary 6 30 p m Feeney vtllage and travel back and Bennett Post 128 hall forth to the farms AMERI CAN Lcg ton As a part of her program, she REV AND MRS KENNEDY Auxthary Drew-Webster Post and translated several read KUHNS RETURN The Rev and Mrs Gordon L Kennedy eva ngelist, smgers and mUSICians are condu c, mg39, ·7 30 p m Program on rectpes Members sampled a Mrs Hobert Kuhn and Mtss J ant ce Kay Sm tih , Tate evangehsttc serVIces at 7 30 p m through Sunday at the Mtddleport Naza rene Church for etgn relattons wtth Joo Koo Others allendmg Bavartan dessert, the torte, were Soma daughter, Jane ll e, relutned brtde-i!lect of James Robert fra velmg tn a motor home, the Rev and Mrs Kenned) present the gospel through duec' and of South Korea an Ohto Parsons, W anda Vmmg, Pat whtch she has prepared Mrs frtday from Dravosburg Pa Gnmm w;;~ s honored recently solos, preparmg lhetr own background accompamment tapes usmg a standard gulldr s1eel Umverstty exchange student Mcintyre, Terrte Teaford, Homme sa td that Germans where they vtstled Mr and w1th a brtdal shower hosted by gUitar, and bass gUttar as guest speaker Mrs Wtlham Mtller, attended Mrs Mtldred Grate, Karen Clartse Ca lh coa t, Etlee n regularly eat four meals a day The Rev Mr Kennedy has served on the Northwestern Ohto Dtstnct of the Chu t ell uf ''" the Phtpps Conservatory an SOUTHERN Athlel1c Grate Irene Kennedy, and Hawkms, Betty Longstreth, and that they do much, more Nazarene smce 1951 Smce 1966 he has been a reg tstered full ttme evangehsl llavmg pastorcd nu al sprtng nower show and Boosters 7 30 p m at htgh Elmse Smtih at the Grate Donna Grate Mar) Gnmm, vtsthng there than here churches at Sylvama (;)eshler and Letpstc, Ohto, and more- recently was supply pastor a 1he Gladys Cross, Lena Napper, school Both speakers were vtstted Mr and Mrs John home Free Me!hodtst Church at Con lin ental, Ohto He has also served as radw operator fo r Cln JSIIan Mtller uncle and aunt ol Mrs XI GAMMA Mu Chapter ol Pmk and whtte streamers Dottte Hawkins Loretta Lane, presented gt!ts of apprectabon Radto Statwn WTGN , Luna Kuhn Beta Stgma Pht Soronty 7 30 and whtte weddmg bells were Ulhe Smtih, Kay Prof!ttt, Judy from the cl ub b) Ann Radford The new offtcers are Jan p m at Columbus and Southern featured m the decorattons Morns, Shtrley Smtth, Elotse Holter prestdent, Lola Matson, Leta Fetty Bfcky Ohto Electrtc Co The color scheme was carried REVIVAL through April 27 out m the decoraltons of the Tate Barbte txmahue, Delores Walker, vtce prestdent, Terrt m the Mtddleport Jumor Htgh cake whtch was served wtth a Donahue, Kenda Donahue, Pulhns, secretary, Roxanne Aud ttonum, 7 30 p m wtth the gree n 7 up salad, mmts, teed Sharon Wise, Shirley Stnunons, Martm, asststant secretary tea, and coffee Flora Donahue Judy McDonald, Beulah Grate, Debbte Boatnght, treasurer, Rev John Elswtck, evangelist Spec tal smgtng Everyone won the door prtze and other Mary Larkins, Barbara Smtth, K1m Krautter, recreation Paula Hysell, games were won by Vwlet Becky Smtlh, Goldte Graham , leader welcome Vmmg, Rtta Vmmg, Sherry Grate Shtrley Smtth , Vtrgmta pubhctty, Stephame Radford, POMEROY CHAPTER 186 Terry Vmmg Debra Rose , safety chatrman, Mary Mora, Past Matrons, home of Mrs Lydta Smtih , and Kathy A report on the 59th annual health chatrman Mary Mtlls, Others attendmg were Mrs Alfred Crow, Rac me 7 30 DONATION MADE Stnunons convention of the Ohto Hosptta l Mary Shuler Mrs Velsta fmanctal chatrman, and Mary Tuesday mght A donalton was made to the Also presenting gtfts to the Taylor, educatwnal lour Association was gtven by Mrs Roush, Mrs Helen Wtlhams state counctlor 's project for the brtde-elect were Clara Phtlhps, WEDNESDAY Ethel Grueser at the recent Mrs Leona Karr Mrs Mtldred cha1rman AMERICAN Legton good of the order when Bermce Nelson, Bonme M1ller, meeting of the Women s Fry, Mrs Mtldred Mttch, Mrs (Note Today's column IS wnttcn b) Joanne ) At a recent meettng Theodorus Counctl 17, Beatr1ce May, Dora Kennedy , Auxtltary , Feeney-Bennett By Joanne and Lew Koch Auxlhary of Veterans Etta Wtll, Mrs Loutse Bearhs, Stephan"' Radford presented a "Our children have 'Spocked'," says New York Posl128 6 30 p m potluck wtth Daughters of Amenca , met Brenda Nuetzhn g, Ltnda safety program usmg two Memortal Hospttal and Mrs Jamce Damels recently at the IOOF hall It Donahue, Lots Walker, Twtla psycholtheraptst Rtcha r C Roberttello M D , m a recent arttcle leg wnnalf es as guests The conventwn was held last was reported that Mrs Mabel Hysell , Gloria Grate, Vtcky educatwnal ftlms on defenstve Meetmg at 7 30 p m by that name week at the Netherland. Hilton drtvmg AMERICAN Legwn, Feeney Wolfe ts home from the Grate, Maud Smtth, Glenms Dr Roberltello bears no mahce towards the good doctor Hotel and was attended by Mtss Mtlls noted that on the Bennett Post 128, 7 30 p m at hospttal A practice was held Masser, Ada Keesee, Vt vtan whose Baby and Chtld Care" topped 'The Exorctst" and 'The Mrs Grueser, Mrs Freda rece.1t bake sales held at for the Rally held Thursday m Coy, Kaly Fmk, Ruth Graham, Godfather" wtth a record 22 mtlhon coptes sold But the pcr- the hall Mossman, Mrs Netlte Hayes, Galhpohs at the Gra ce Umted Frances King, Anna Wolfe, Chester and Pomeroy a total of mtsstve self-<!f!ac10g chtld rearmg pracltces that thrtved m the and Mrs Patty Van Matre of I'UMEROY ·MIDDLEPORT Methodtst Church Theodorus Helen Htll , Evelyn Leach, and $46 was made Spock era are resultmg m some unexpected consequences the local Auxthary They Uons Club, Wednesday noon at Plans were made to attend a members presented the colors V1rgmta Mtchael ' A parttcular group of young people espectally young men the Metgs Inn partiCipated m workshops on concert at Ohto Umverstty at the evemng sesston of the The Carleton Church had an m thetr late teens and 205, have begun to make thetr appearances volunteerasm, assignments OHIO VALLEY Co m Fnday evemng With P•hents, and problem attendance of 99 Sunday 10 the offtces of psychotheraptsts,' says Dr Roberhello They mandery 24, Kmghts Tern· Dtslrtcl 13 rally mornmg The o!fermg was come from affluent and sophtshcated homes, homes m which climes plars staled conclave, Wed A feature of the meetmg was $92 58 Preachtng servtces parents trted to • spare' thetr chtldren the hardshtps and ne sday, 7 30 p m at the VISITORS HERE luncheon at the Cincmnatt Inn followed Sunday School wtth problems whtch they had endurmg durmg the Depresswn Masomc Temple Pomeroy Dr and Mrs Rtchard Fox of It's These parents w,ere demonstrattve, mdulgent and per· With a fashton show by Leo Rev Jay Sltles mtms ter TUPPERS PLAINS Co m- Mason , Ohto, Alan Holter, Ohw Narducci , promtmenl New Com mumon was observed mtsstve and thetr chtldren emerged wtth few hangups about mumty Club, spectal meetmg State Umverstty student, and York destgner In conJunctton followmg worshtp servtce The relationships wtlh lhetr male peers or the oppostte sex ' The) Wednesday 7 30 at the com- Mtss Ann Ltndsey of New York, With hts showmg of current youngsters of the church en have none of the soctal or sexual amuettes that so many people mumty bwldmg also a studen t at Ohto State fashions, he dtsplayed the JOyed an Easter egg hun t after had 1n their parents ' generatiOn Except ' reports Dr R , spent the Easter weekend here "there ts a fly m the omtment Marne collection Favors were the servtces wtth Mr and Mrs Roy Holter DR lYE IN HOURS Easter Sunday guests, of Mr mtmature perfumes These young men are sttll emottonally and fman ctally The group had Easter dmner Mon to Thurs 9 1o 3- FrJday 9 to 7 and Mrs J ohn Dean were Mr Mrs Sharon Mtchael, R N , dependent on thetr parents In sptte of lhetr constderable abtlity wtlh Mrs Ada Holter Saturday 9to 12 was speaker for the meetmg and Mrs Robert Rted, Davtd they can tseem tocopewtlh the challenges of ca rvmg a mche for CASH GIVEAWAY She talked on the role of and Rodney of Pataskala, Mr And I heard a voice from themselves m the world aux1hary members tn th e and Mrs Kenneth Markms of heaven saymg, "Write this "How did thts kmdly unbrmgmg fat! them 1 ' asks Dr R Hts Each week, $20 ftr st pnze $10 second, SS fhtrd hospital On behalf of the Racme, Mr and Mrs Garold answer By eluntfiatmg all obstacles from the child 's path, all Blessed are the dead who die In Gi lkey, Rt ck, Cmdy and Reg1ster fr ee Wtnners Will be notified Orawrngs Auxthary Mrs Freda the Lord henceforth. " hardshtps, depnvatwns and challenges, these parents led thetr Apnl6 13, 20, 27, May 6. Drrve m try thJs new Tammy of Athens and John Mossman presented her wtth a "Blessed mdeed," says the chtldren to beheve that hfe would be a rose garden When the convement servrce Walter and Amta Dean, local chtldren grow up to fmd an ordinary fteld, wtth a good many glft Spint, "that they may rest ' It was reported that get-well Commg from K I Sawyer weeds, they are at a loss from thetr labors, for their cards had been sent to Mrs A F B Fnday to vtstl hts deeds follow them! " - Rev Cant we parents ever wm? Those who try to suppress the lnstallalton ol officers and 14 13 Freda Henderson, Mrs Garnet parents "as Rtchard Dean He negattve stde of human nature- to avotd bemg frustratmg, to hts base tn returned folk dancmg by a soectal acErvm, and Donald Demer, and hosttle, depnVJng, demanding, destructtve -such parents seem Mtchtga n Sunday mormng llVlty class at the Bradbury a sympathy card to Mrs Betty to produce warm open, frtendly , lovmg dehghtful ktds who are Recent vtsttors of Mrs Hazel Hayes mcapable of meetmg the challenges reqwred for success m our School "as a feature of the The Auxthary dectded to Arnold and Walter were Mr soctety Young men of this breed have a parltcularly rough t1me Thursday mght PTA meetmg order dtshwashers as a spectal and Mrs Lester Arnold and because they ca nnot avotd the challenges of a career by gettmg Another group of chtldren gave money-makmg prOJect On Btlly of Columbus, Mr and marned, havmg chtldren, and becommg fmanctally dependent htghhght s of the school's re cent lrtp to Greenfteld behalf of the Jumor Amertcan Mrs Nathan Arnold and famtly upon a husband of Chester Mr and Mrs Vtllage m M1chtgan At this pomt, suggests Dr R , 'perhaps tt ts more tmportant Leg1on Auxiliary of FeeneyMr and Mrs Ronald McNally O!ftcers for the 1974-75 school for a parent to be totally real and totally honest about h1s or her Bennett Post 128, Becky Roush presented to the hospttal an and daughter of Athens and feehngs than tt ts for hun or her to be consistently lovmg and year elected and mstalled by Mrs June Kloes were Mtlford Amertcan flag Mrs Mossman Mr and Mrs Palnck Wtlhams permiSSIVe " chtldren of McArthur and Hysell, president, Allen King, He advtses parents wtlh such tendenctes to avmd mdulgmg prestded at the meetmg, wtth Recent VlSttors of Mr and thetr ktds keep from gtvmg them money all the hme Be real, vtce prestdent, Mrs Charlene Mrs Clara Burrts gtvmg the prayer express negattve as well as postltve feehn ~~a ther than merely Hoe!h ch, secretary , Mrs Mrs Roy Br1ckles were Mr be 10 the role of a supporttve ftgure who has no personahty of his Geraldme Hawley , treasurer , or her own Mrs Edwma Scott, memTo tell you the truth, Dr R , that's what I've been domg only bershtp chatrman Mrs Vtcky now I won't feel so guilty about lettmg my ktds see that negahve Houchms and Mrs Patty stde, whtch lS also me Carson , co-hostesses The Metgs Communtty Mental Health Chmc Mrs Phylhs Hackett w111 NOT be located at reported on the "bakeless" and Mrs Phthp Hamson and Whtte of Bern W Va and Mr bake sale nolmg that more VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Rodney of Columbus and Mrs and Mrs Harold Whtte, local money ts needed to rem1_burse AFTER APRIL 17, 1974 Lomse Hamson, Mrs Carolyn the Bradbw-y School Fund Banks and Stephante of Mary. Ail palrents and agenc1es Will be contacted by montes spent on the new math Mr and Mrs John Walter set Parenls are urged to send land and Bruce and Demse letter or phone as soon as new factlrt1 es are Brtckles local Dean vtstted Mr and Mrs m thetr contrtbutwn to the locat e d for t he clmrc Mr and Mrs Nev S Whtte Walter Terrell, Mr and Mrs proJect EMERGENCIES SHOULD CONTACT and Sherman had as recent Eddte Weekly and Mtssy, Btllv Announcement was made of GALLIPOLIS CLINIC, PH. 446-4950 VtSttors Mr and Mrs Warnte Kendall at Pata skala recently the spnng conference of Dtslr1ct 16, Ohto PTA, to be held at the Metgs Jun1or Htgh School cafeteria The Bradbury un1t wtll handle dtrectional s1gns for the conference The cultural arts compelttwn was dtscussed and tl was noted that mustc and wr1tten work wtll be JUdged precedmg the ,conference, wtth vtsual work to be Judged begmmng at 10 a m on the day of the conference On Frtday, Mrs Hackett announced rthe school Winners m the mustc and wntten work categortes of compelttton The new edition of your telephone directory is going to press soon. They are Jayne Hoefltch for ortgmal ptano mustc , If you have only a smgle hstmg, a lot of people are gomg to have "Re!lecltons," and Ltsa trouble lookmg up other members of your fam1ly. Tholnas for a poem enlttled Certamly, your wtfe deserves her own list mg. --.. "The Watermg Pool " And g1v1ng a teen-ager a place m the dtrectory IS a mce way of Evangelistic team conducting revival •• Father Guinan cracks hierrarchy's iron will ' By DAVID E ANDERSON UPI Religion Wrller \ WASHINGTON (UPI )- Af\<r 2!i days of conswrung only water, Father Edward l Guman slowly stpped a chocolate malt and pronounced "I feel fantashc ' Wtth those words, Guman ended a fast that began as a protest of the scandalous posture" of the Roman Ca tholtc , archdtocese of Washmgton DC toward the problems of JUSttce, soctal and economtc, m the natiOn's largest ctty , wtth a predommantly black populatwn It was one of those ecclestasltcal dramas that are played out m churches hundreds of tunes each year m the attempt to sort out c<mte ndmg pnortltes and deal wtth the frequently cumbersome bureaucracy of the church 'It was one of those terrtble, awful moments of grace," Guman satd of the fast, whtch started March 24 ' It was a fairly deep sptrttual expenence, a kmd of crymg out wtth people, not for them ' And, m one of the nalton 's most volallle Roman Catholic archdwceses - m 1968, for example, 19 pnests were suspended m th e archdtocese for pubhcly dtsagreemg wtth Cardma l Patnck 0 Boyle's mterpretallon of Pope P"dul VI's btrth control encychcal - the fast had an unpact It began as a low-level, prunanly pnvate acl1on Guman pnvately to ld Archbishop Wtlham Baum on March 24 that he was · begmnmg the fast and ctted the ar: chdiocese -whtch has 50,000 black .: Cathohcs and 30,000 Spamsh-speaking ;: Cathohcs among a total Roman Catholic ·l populatton of close to 400,000 -as "an .:: emptre of property wtth near total l Bridal shower given janice Kay Smith , # • • • • •• •• •• .. Convention reported •• • ' Family Lib to local auxiliary • • " De-Spocking the v flower children Kingsbury News, Notes •• '• S& AUTO BANK Officers installed by PTA NOTICE! Spring Special For LP Gas IN POINT PLEASANT CONTACT HERMAN LYNCH PHONE 675-2460 Its time your family stopped being justttSmith Harold" in the telephone directory. CONTACT . DONNA STEWART 992-2145 MOBILE HOMES AND NEW CEN~TRAL HEATING AND SPACE HEATERS CITY ICE &FUEL CO. PLACE CHANGED The May 2 meeting of the Metgs County Counctl of Parents and Teachers ongmally scheduled at the Rtverv1ew Elementary School , wtll mstead be at the Salem Center Elementariy Schoo l, Mrs Charles Goeglem , pres1dent, announced The date confhcted wtlh another adtvtty tn the Eastern Local School Distnct saymg "You're growmg up:' To add or change a hstmg JUSt call our busmess ofhce. They can tell you how !tttle extra an addJhonal hsting w11l cost. It's as easy as ptckmg up the phone 6EOERALTELEPHOnE • I I ' • J I I I •• f I ,} By Mrs Francts Morris Bob Spencer has been moved fr om Holzer Medtcal Center to Veterans Hospttal, Hunlmgton Otto Bradford ts a patten! at Holzer Medacal Center MIDDLEPORT - Followtng tS a list of Mergs J uniO r Hrgh The Be rtha M Sayre students who ha ve matn t a ned MissiOnary Society wtll have a s or better n a l l sub ects for the ftfth srx weeks gradm g cha rge of the evemng service penod Sunday, Aprtl21, 7 30 p m at SEVEN T H - Ray Andrews Car n Ba rley Gr e g Be cker Ftrst Baptis t Church m ob- v 1ckr Blankenshtp Brent servance of Amencan Baptist Bo len Sha ron Buckley Sherr y Burchett Jan a Burson Laurel Women's Day Cole Dan D a il ey Chrtshna Easter holiday guests of Mr Eva n s Valene Matson Donn a and Mrs Thereon Johnson ~he~~:~eey ci::;:,;~e Mor~s~k~ were Mr and Mrs Kenneth P tcke n s Ton • Pope Stepha n re Radford Rhond a Re ut er Rrta Homcek and family of Parma, Rousey Randy Tacket t Do r sel Mr and Mrs Scott Wheeler ~ Thomas Rtta Vtn ng Ja ckte Wagner Roger Wams ley Pam and family of Scwtovt11e, Mr Wi iits Chrts Yeauger and and Mrs Don Johnson and Tern Zerkle EIGHT - Date Bmg Patty family of Portland Mtss Grace Boy les Marc a Cale Marv Elhs Mtss Ruth Ell15 and Mr Ca r swell Ron Case• John ' l Clar k Ro"ry Col e Patr tc a Howard Bmgman of Co umbus, co rs 1 Tam m e De Bard Ml5S Edtth Hayman and Dr Marcta Dillard !>am Evan s Barbara Fetty C h arles Kathryn Philson, loca1 Follrod Tnna G tbbs Tom Mr and Mrs A J Gould of Harper Kel l y Hawk Loura Hoover Kathy Howard Penny Manetta spent Easter wtth her Hy sell Ray Ja ney Ltsa Je1t parents Mr and Mrs Franc ts Sue Kennedy Marty ' Krawsczyn Valer 1e Lew 1s Morns Cha rle s McGrath Mark. Mtfch Mr and Mrs Ball McKenzie, Bonnte Morrts Mar sha Murray, Connte Musse r Lo ts f Phlhp , J eff and J OZle, 0 Retlmtr e Kenneth Roush Gallipolis were Easter guests Edd•e Sa nford Cheryl Smtt h Patge Sm 1th Robm Snowd en of Mr and Mrs Roy RI ffl e Brent Stan ley , Steve Stou t , Mr and Mrs Rock Young Te r esa VanMeter Kay ~ 1 b t Vu 1aktn a Mtke Wayland Carl ry and Andy of Co urn us spen Wilson and Kelly Wtnebren n er Easter weekend w1lh her parents, Mr and Mrs Martm ' Wtlcoxen Mrs Wtlltam Smtih of were Mr and Mrs Max Wolfe • , Dayton was a guest, Saturday, of Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Bnan Stmpson and children of of Mtss Edtth Hayman Easter weekend guests of Balltmore, who also YIStted •> ' Mt and Mrs Chester Stmpson Mr and Mrs Ralph Badgley at Junior High are announced ~ . ··~ ·~ .. High honors list announced .... ... Honor students Racine Southern Meigs 4-H Club News The Snowvtlle 4-H Cl ub met Aprtl 18 at the home of Ron me Wood wtth Mr and Mrs Norman Wood and Helen Oberholzer, advtsors and etght members present The club prOJect, 'The Car and The Htghwa) " was diScussed Members wtll work on tts !trst untt at the next meetmg They also diScussed a club tour The next meeltng wtll be May 8 at the home of Ronme Wood It wtll be the housewares party After the club members rece tved thetr prOJect books, safety and health reports were gtven by Tammie DeBrod and Vtckt Oberholzer Vtckt DeBord led the group tn playmg Black Magtc and Gomg To London Refreshments were served by Norman, Jean and Ronme Wood - Ronme Wood, reporter THE RIVERVIEW 4 H Club met Aprtl 11 at Stewart Hall wtth two advtsors and 11 members prese nt Offtcers were elec ted, dues were dtscussed, and the meetmg ltme set The gtrls are to have thetr matertals by the next meetmg Members taktn g the "All Amertcan Foods ' proJect wtll f1x thetr ftrst meal then A potato relay was played and refreshments were served by Tammy Curtts and Beth Btebel The next meehng wtll be Aprtl 30 at Stewart Hall Roberta Larkms reporter A NE W 4-H CLUB 1he Bedford Gtrls 4-H Club, met Apn l 8 at the home of Mrs Lomse Wells wtth 11 membets and one advtsor present ProJect books were passed out - Angela Smclatr reporter M1ll an Rom a Nease RO B ER T SA YRE Dave Sh uler Co n nte H t ll G l o r ta Tay l o r Dave Th e1s.s Bob Vil r a n Mary SMu lt s P ATR IC IA WOOD S J U NI ORS Rond a As h Jeff c rc e Howard E r v1 n Nola Ne tgler STEP HA N IE OR O Ta mm y Roush GLEN N SIM P SON V1 c k1 Wol te SO PH _QMOR E S - Mr dlld MIS Phil ip Ho1Jc1L' of Pc~ tn u t spe11 t Eas ter Wllll lus 111olher M1 s I ranees Robe rl<; M1 and M1 s Solon B ut c h ~ 1 of Spe ncer W V(.l .s pe11 t Ec~s tm: \\ Cc kend \\r t h M1 s Gr etta Simpson and o lh c 1 rel.a tl\ es Mr and Mrs Ben Phtlson and M1 .s Mmc~ I t: \'wi S \\C I C I asle 1 guesLs of M1 and M1 s Hush Phlisou md f.tnul y .Jt S~ I J CUSC M1 etnd Mr s Ala n G1t-~ h d tn .111d so n of Wt lm m g t on \\Ci e weekend gue;-; ls of her p.u ent.s M1 ,md MIS H,llf\ W11lf01 d M1 s E vdv n Yvun g cmd Aaro n of Ga lhp oliS spent E.a s ter wee kend v.tth he1 parents M1 (.llld {l.l h s F r l:lllk Cleland C..1stle to convalesce after a car accident she senses a rncna ~.: c Her acc id ent ha s brought recurnn g spells of amn esm and he1 f1 1ends a·nd netghbors evade her questwns prospeclive camper A com· plete four-season s , £ave-senses meanwhtle glVln g her con· practtcal gUtde to enJoymg th~ great outdoo rs t wtlhoul fh ctm g advtce and warmngs ttl An mvaluable deslroymg She ts puzzled but w1th a handb()Ok to a way of hfe that chd}ang d JSC OVC I )" Ill C:l bt mgs enJoyment to mtlhons pass€1 ge way und\) r I.!{ he toW PI jf!Z'~:'~~~· ~T~ j iNSURANCE :~ ! l II ~IV ~ JG.. 8eit ~t.e..t" • ...,...~ ._.,_ ' ,...,.,,_....., ~ I ,., _,......, ' "' ........................ PACKAGE POLICY rbTAL COVERAGE Our complete co mprehensive hom eown er s' poltcy covers loss due to fire, th eft , storm damage, more One premtum DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY 992 2143 102 W Ma1n Pomeroy , 992 7470 FLEXSTEEC ... the longer you own it the more you'll like the name Baker Furniture Middleport, Ohio "-Its IISdltl lll'i•• 1111111 '1••111¥ 811Mlt:o.,.,1 (but it's right next door to you) ~~~~~WI-'R~ If a majority o1. the electors vot· election The ballot language and lng on th.., foregoing propoaed the eXpla nation shall be avalla ble amendmenu at the prlmary elec for pubUc inspection tn t he office 101NT RESOLUTION tton to be held on the flrst Tuesday of the secretary of state Pro--'"""' 10 .mend Mdiou ao an4 after the ftrst Monday in May, 1974. The supreme court ehall have p.ropoe.lay lo adOpt the same they ahall become exclusive original juri.Jdiction in all • torArtlcle It Uld Afllcl• of the Constitution of the State cases challenging the adoption or 1• 1 of part enact •dian 10• of of Ohio and existing sections 20 and .mbmislilon of a prop011ed wnstltu.tbe C01W1Julion of the Stilt of 31 0 t A u 18 II 0 t Ul c UtuUon Uonal amendmen t to the electors Ohio to ~a!Ue the cornpeJUI.Uon r c hl 0e 5hao?J.s be No such case ch• llengtng the ballot 0 ot publlc officers ud ~mben of of the State of re la nguage the explanation or the th• O.Deral A.,.mbly. pealed actions or procedures of lhe gen· Be it resolved by the General As {Amended House Joint Re&olut1on eral assembly 1n adopting and aubaembly of the State of Ohio three No &l) mUting a consUtuthmn1 amendment tlfths of the members elected to shaH be fil ed la ter than s ixty-four. each howe concurring therein that JOINT RESOLUTION days before th e election The ballot there shall be submitted to t he elec language shall not be held invalid ton of th e stn1.e in the manner pre To am•nd. Section 1 of Arllcl• XVI unless it Is such as t.o mis lead de • scribed by law at the prlmary elec of lb• Conatllutloll of tbe Sial• ce lve. or defraud the voters t.lon to be held on the first Tuesday of Ohio lo provid• for preparaUnless the gene ral assembly ,_ after the fi rst Monday in May 1974 . Uon of the la11guage wblch ap- o1hcn\lse p1ovides by la w for the a proposal to amend sections 20 end ~M~art on the ballot wben Jbe Cen· preparation of argum en ts for and, 31 of Article II and a prop osal to eral Aasemblf proposH a ca11111i· If any aga inst a proposed amen d enact section 20a of Article II of tullonal .mundmont 10 lbat U wlll ment the board rna} prepare such " "' tbe Constitution of Ute State of properly ldeniUy the tubslance of arguments Ohio to read as follows lhe proposal, to provldG proceSuch proposed amendments, the durea tor :timely cb.U.agft to lbt ballot language the explanatlo1111, ARTICLE n adoptloD uul aubmllllon of auch and the ~ rguments 1f any shall be .w 8 ct1o 20 The General Alsembty , amendmenb aad lo auure lnfor· published once a w~k for three 1n ~aaean not provided for in this ma.Uon to the volen about 1\lt:h. consecutive weeks preceding such constitution, shall fLx: by Jaw tbe ~~mendm.enll. el(!ctlon ln at lea3t one newspaper tenn of omce and the compensation Be Jt reso lved by the General Aa- o t general circulation in each of aU public officers but no change sembly ot the State of Ohio, three county ot the state where a newstherein shllll aft'ect the compenaa fifths of the memben elected to paper is published The general uon of any officer during his exist- each house concurrlni therein that assembly shall provide b;y: law for inC term unless the office be abe l there shalt be submitted to the other diSsemina tion of hifonnatton l.&hed provided however that if an eJectors of the state 1n the manner lD order to infonn the electors con om.cei- elt\cted to the same office prescribed b)' law at a special elec· ce rntng proposed amendmenll An lrom the tame district on taking tJon to be held the first TUesday election on a proposed conat1tuomce receives a greater compensa af ter the first Monday 1n May 1914. tional amendment submitted by the tton 1ucb rate ot compensaUon a proposal to amend Section 1 of general assemb ly shall not be enh i1 thereupon be payable to eech Article XV I of the consUiutlon of Joh ed nor invalidated because the ~fa lh• other officers holding the Ohio to read as foll(IWS explanation argum ents, or oth~r in· e Office 1n that cUstrlct. formation is faulty in any way U 1 ~ officer whO ts ap))olnted to flll ARTICLE XVI the majority of t he electors voting vacancy in an elective office shall on the same shall adoft JUCh a t be en titled t.o receive more Section I Either branch of the amendments the same ahal become nom nsauon than any elected offi· general usembly may ))ropose a part of the constitution When co ldln the same office In the amendments to this constitution, more than one amendment ahall be cerite 0 distftct ia ...receivihg at the and, if the same shall be agreed to submitted at the same Ume, they ~e such appointed officer takes by three-fUlhs of \he memben ahnll be so submitted aa to enable ft\ e elected t o each hous~ 1 such pro the electors to vote on each amend· 0 s~ctlon 31 The members and oftl posed amendments shau be entered men t separately of the General Assembly shall on the journ als with the yeas and ~~lve a fixed eompensatlon, to be nays, and s1haltal lebe 81 eldeaatwt~ EFFECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL crjbed by law, and no other secretacy o a a1 e.., Pfi~wance or .,erqutsltes either tn daya before the date ot the election It a dopted by a majority of the 1 ent of postare or other- at which they are to be submitted electors votlnl on this amendment ~e e P~ no change tn their com· to the electon for their approval the amendment shall take tmmedl1 tion &hall take effect during or reJection They aball be tub ate etrect and existing SecUon 1 of f:~saletr1sJattve biennium within mltted on a .eparate ballot without Article XVI of tbf!' Comrtitutlon of hlch il was made party deatcnation of any kind at Ohio shall be repealed w 9 t1 20a Notwitl'ultand!nJ Sec· either a apec1al or a 1eneral elec. Uo~20 o:t Article n of the CoDIUtu- tlon al the leneral asaembly may UNITED STATES OF A.M:IlRICA uon of Ohio any Increase tn com· prescribe n~atlon o.x'ed. bY the General A"" The ballot language tor auch pro· STATE OP' OHIO :mbly fo r any public ofHcer , which, posed amend.men "' 11sh• ll1 :e ~tJ o·FFICE OF THE SECRETARY e o OP' STATE because of Ita belnl made during scribed by a rna1or Y o b!J te of omce does not become ballot board con~J~lftlnl ot the taecnn snch oftlcer untll after retary of ltate and four other I TED W BROWN, Secretary of -f:,yab~ear~ from the date of ita en members who ahall be desJgnated ~ do hereby certlfy that lh• ad:n~nt shall nevertheless become in a manner ))re!eribed by law ~n~ kl egolnB is a t rue COI'Y of Amended tf u ve and payable on and after not more than two of whom a a nate Joint Resolution No l:S and ~:CetJe cUve d8\e of the e nactment be memben of Ute aame political Amended House Joint ResoluUon of auch Increase In compenlkltlon party The baUot Jan«ua«e sha11 No Ul Hled in the office of the ))roperly identify the substance o11Secretary of State pro))Osblg to SCHEDULE the prapoaal to be voted u;ton The amend the Constltulion of Ohio The aeeretary o( alate shall place ballot need not contain the full text lN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I upQn the ballot a1 .eparate 1Nue• nor • condenled text of the pro- have hereunto subscribed 1ny name the pro~l to amend •ecUona ID paul The board 11haU aWe~ prepare and atll.xe~ IllY oft\clal aeal at Coand :n of Article n, and the pro- an explanation ot tbe propoaal, 111-mbua 'tbli til da1 of lll.lrah, lr7t u1 t(l enact .ectlona lOa of Artl whicb ma1 include itl, ~ and ~ II of the Constitution of Ob19 effect~ and ahall certt.ty th!.! _.ballot TED W BROWN 1 Seeretal'1 ot State 10 •• • to pennlt the electorate to language and the explanation to RACINE Mr and Mrs Sa rn CUI li s of I 11ram and M1 s Marcld Wells of Washmgton C'ou1 t ll o u s~ V. CIC Faster \\ eekend g tl eS t.':i or Mr c~nd M 1 s Har 1 y Curll :-l actwns and bemg wtllmg to cxamme our own atlltudes, standard s and opm tons somctlung God promtses to help us wtlh tf we wtll only trust Hun Nun Ca stle," by Jennae Mcl vtlle - Wh en Selma 13rewse returns to her former home the lower house of Nun s W tii i Cim Bu sh Ket t h C1rc le Pa u l Cross MO L LY FIS H ER Che r yl Lark n s Dave Ne tg le r Co r cna Rhod es M kc Robe r ts BE CK Y SA Y RE F ~E S H M EN MA R Y AU T HE R SO N Donna Deel Ertc Dunntn g Anna F r ank Carol G len n Ju l1e Gooch Ailsa Har ns Deb r a Ho smge r Cor l John s t o n Br en d a L e w t5 V ck e Ro u 5h Dentsc Ta bl o tt She ll y Wa r d TRA C I WEESE KEVIN W I LLFO RD SCOlT WOLF E ~----------------------r-----------------------r------------------------ 1 (Amended Sen ate Joint Resolution No 15) caves of Ills rnounUun country ,md h1s death among the pitifully unpovenshed, sc~ nt remnants of Ius f<!mtly and foolow er.s "God Wants You tu S rmle, by R1l eeu Guder - 1\ wonMn s gutde rnr contendmg w1lh the blues He·c ts that hook , and 11 pr uves that we can do more to pull ourselves out of the blues than ts generally supposed Shakmg the blues requtres acceptm g responstbtllly for our H ere m Oh1o Power Company's free Re creauonl and tn Sou th eas te rn Ohto, we've had v1s1tors from all 50 stales even Alaska and Haw an Plus Greece, Switzerland Russ •a. Japan Australia 38 foret gn count nes' D1dn't kn ow yo u had a world-famous toun st attr actiOn hc t he 320 la kes a nd ponds have been stocked wtth bass, b lueg tll, northern p1 ke a nd mu s k• e by the Ohto Dtv1s ron of Wli dlt fe In fac t, you m1ght call Oh to Power Re c reat tonl and Re-creat 1o n-land ' 1Yo u see , we 've been wo rkmg hand tn hand w1lh Mo ther Nature s mce 1944 Aller a p1ece of la nds be en mmed, we g rade the d1gg1ngs tnto gentle htlls and valleys pre pare the surface and pla nt 11 all 1n gras s , s hrubs a nd tre es (We ve planted over 34 m1l1 1on trees') Come see us You ca n camp and ftsh or hrke and nature-walk Yo u ca n stay for a lew hour s or a whole vacat10n All fo r FREE' Oh1o Power Rec reattonland IS yours to enJOY Because our peop le care a bout the lola/ enwonmenl fr om the gen eratton or elec tnc1 ty for your everyday needs-.and pollut ion control to thou· s ands of acr es of Recre a t• onla nd for yo ur en joyment Barney Beaver 1nv1les you to stop at the nearest Ohto Power Company offtce a nd p1 c k up yo ur fr ee campmg permtt and p1cture ma p of Recreat ton land We II be glad to see your t'!! ~ Qi1A ~ t. CL ~ ltf,IMQ (/ nght here .n your ow n back yard, drd you? Better co me out and see 1t for yourself, It' s hard lo belreve th ese 35,000 acres of sparkl .ng lakes, lh1ck green fo rests a n d beaut rfu l parks ttes we re created on old coa l-mtne land- but they we re Now the woods are full of Wildlife- deer, mtnk fo ~ , raccoon An~ a tot of OHIO POWER COMPANY AM ERIC Ill !'I 'fLt; C l " I C (.,f'E:f;) ~OWl! day• before ~~H~-D®U~W~~~-~~~~~-~W,_l)13i"S t<i 1~15 22~c ·~·····~····························~····~········· ' l ' f po~al than a.eventy-ave the lit SYafl[ftll ~ --.. \ I I •' ....... fhe Midd lepor t Publtc ltbrary has recently rec~ tve d many new books to please any age or taste Amon g them are Glend owe1 Co untt y ' a novel b) Ma1lila HofheaJ t - In mans1on considered one or .. tt you wJ ll mccl thc gt cat Welsh Washmgton's out§ta ndmg hom es -as a hero Cl'o cn (,lend ower, \\hO residence for Baum led one of the In st btcls for The announcement brought tmh1ediate nattonahsm m feudal Europe protests fr om the ctl) s poorer panshes of the fou1 tee nth cen lut) He and some pnests talked of attemptmg to em erges as a umque f1gure of convene a spectal sesston of the diocesan ·· h1s tun e~ a man of e x ce ptiOnal Se nate of Pn ests to challenge the purstren gth , tnlell ec t and 1 chase • so phtst1cat10n tn a savage age , Gwnan satd he wou ld seck Baum s \lith ,1quest f01 knowledge art remova l from Washmgton and man open and sctcnce H~.: r c \\e fmd hun, letter to the archbtshop suggested 'one th e last Welsh Ptmce of Wales should knee l before the JUd gment of God, ln J I S proQ,er pe r s pec tlve huddl ed "'th th!.',waste<l the defmmcd, dgam st n1 ~ hJ SlOI\ Ca l the poor ' \x~ ckg r ound Ill wh1ch be hwd Two duys later, the arctxhocese an \\c foll O\\ lnm thr(JUf:\ h nounced that whtle tl would honor the boyhood l outh and manhood contract to buy the manston Baum 111en fmall v to h1 s fugttt ve would not set up res1dence m the house warHicr mg m the htlls mu.l Sttll later tl was made known that the properly would be resold The decaswn was made, accordmg to church o!ftctals, after Baum constdered " the vtews of many whose JUdgment he respects " The ar""'hdtoces€" a)so an nounced maJor new program s fvr pnsoners and the elderly poor 'The top rTl'ln was turned around by the people " Guman s,ud I tlunk a leg tttm ate process has begun he added RA CIN E The Southern mamly by the Cathohc lat ty of tlus ell) 1-hgh Schoo l h onor roll lor \he ldlh S1;-o. week. c:; gt ad 1n q penod Wtthm 24 hours, the latty brought the 10of llrt ':r b~een imnoun t ed Mak ny il m When that house htt, everythmg htl g r ade o f I' or Jbov e ' ill! lhe1r su \Jt ec t s 10 be na med to With Jt 11 th e ro I were (names m <ttl Of hiS own role, Gum an satd onl) , I capital lett er s deno t es s t uden ts makm g all As J think the fast provtded some of the SENI OR S L1 nda Alley ongomg vehtcle for people to focus on ' C h er r Bas5 Mary Co n go DELLA CROS S Nancy Crow For himself, the fast provtded • a kind Debbte Cu n d1 fl Cmdy Gooc h of clartly a workmg of some of the mmor BEVE RL Y H AR r De n n1s Ha wk JILL HO UD AS HE LT and maJor passtons that made me more Rocky H up p V1cktc Jo hn ston sens1t1ve R e b ecca Kouns E l sa Me il (iji#l • .. ... ' < disregard for the poor, for the Gospel works of mercy and for tusttce " He satd he was seekmg a $10 mtlhon dollar annual conumtment from the archdtocese for 'the poorest of God's poor m thiS ctty " Gwnrut a Pauhst prtest, ts a founder of the Rom an Cath ohc..,nented Conunun tly for Creative Non Vtolence In tts three and a half )ear extstence ln Washmgton, CCNY has emerged as one of the most acltve and controverstal groups m the Archdtocese Whtle much of CCNY's acttVJty has been In the area of peace studies the 45 members of the group also run a pre-lrtal house, a soup kttche n, a hospttahly house for the homeless and a free medtcal chmc They also mtend soon to start a house for released pohttcal pnsoners The group has been responstble for a number of rrulttant anttwar demon· slratwns, mcludmg one durmg Guman's fast m whtch four comrnumty members were arrested for entering the offtces of the South Vtetnamese procurement agency here and pourmg blood on the !ties About 12 da)S tnto the fast, Guman and Baum mel to diScuss the demand for $10 m!lhon for the poor and a reordermg of the archdtocese's pnortltes When no agreement was reached at the meetmg, the acltvtst prtest went pubhc and some local radto and televtston began to cover tl But the fast dragged on mto mtd·Aprtl At that tune, m what chancery of!tctals must now regard as a horrtble ptece of mts-turung, the archdiocese announced tl was gomg to buy the $525,000 Chase New hooks suit many adUlt tastes ,. •> the pteces of the puzzle bejm to falltn place Now Selma knows why someone wants her dead and who that someone IS '' We rake nus c:tuld,' by Claire Berman - Acandtd look at modern adoplwn m Amenca today wtll gtve encouragement and practtcal help to those mtcresled m gtvmg a ch tld a home It mcludes mformalton on agenc1es and orgaruzattons who atd m adoption The Jo) of Campmg," by Htchard W• Langer - This book answers every question that wt ll occur to the I I \ \ \ \ �8 - The 0311)' Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Apnl22, 1974 ~Sentinel Classi.fieds Get Results! For Sale rlelp Wanted 2 SIGNS 1TOCK Co ntro l Clerk Age 18 34 no exp req t=ree rm &b rd Medtca l Oe n ta t 30 days pd va c Cal l (colle c t ) Army Oppor t un lt1,tes, In Athens 614 593 38'22, 221 Co lum bus Rd 1\ 22 3tc OF QUALITY 27 IN CH e tec t r• c r ang e wt lh bl ower , qood conct •f•on Ca ll 992 3401 after 5 p m 4 16 Me For Sale plants Ct) .lrlte . F- oster Rt "J , Ractne Ohto Phon o ?17 ?.3 09 ~ 18 l1 1C LOST br1ght ca r pe t co lors rest o re th em wdh Blue -==--~----~--------=Lustre Rent e tec lr tc WE ARE PtCktnQ up a ptano 1n s hampooer $1 Baker Fur you r area a nd wou ld l1ke som e re spons tble par ty to n1 ture Company take over paymen ts Call 4 19 Jtc Cr ed tt Manager (6 1-I J 772 . . 5669 or wr1te 260 East Ma•n \!IOTOR Transpor'tat•on CHRY SA NTHEMUM s p lan ts Str ee t Ch llt cOthe, Oh 0 45601 S1 a dozen Phone 1 (304) 773 Operator - Age 18 34 2 3 yrs 5147 " 7 ttc exp Sat bsd on ex p trng 4 19 7tp Free rm &brd Med iC al Dental , 30 days patd vac , Cal l (c olliHIJ Army Op portun1t1es In At he ns 614 uROC ER Y bu stness tor sa le Butld •ng for sale or tease 593 3822 221 Columbus Rd Phone 773 S618 from 8 30 p m 4 22 Jtc to 10 p m for a ppomtm ent _,_ 3 20 tfc \UTOMO TI VE Mecha n tc Age 18 34 2 3 yrs ex p Sal bsd o n exp trng , F r ee EXCELSI OR Sa lt Works, E rm &brd Medtca l Dental 30 Mam St Pom eroy All ktnel s days pd vac Ca ll {col lecll of sal t water pellets, water 608 E. Arm y OpportuntlteS In nug Qets blo c k sal t and own Athens 614 593 3822 221 Oh10 R1ver Salt Phone 992 MAIN Columbus Rd 3891 d 22 3tc 6 5 tfc. 1973 CHEll NOVA 52695 Custom Hatc hback Cpe. dark green fm1s h l1 ke new wh •t e wall t1res, full wh co vers, protect1ve s1d e m ldgs P B , radio, 6 cyl eng me wlfh s t a ndard trans A very popular model & one tha1 w• ll please you m1 DODGE CORONET $1495 4-door , 1 owne r new car trade 10 good 1st lme t1res, spot less clean 1nter1or small V 8 eng me auto mat1c tran s m1ss1on The r1ght 's•ze - the r 1ght pnce Value $1675 1970 FORD MAl/ERICK Sl445 Local 1 owne r car w1th good w w t •res de luxe mtenor tr1m, wh covers, rad 1o, 6 cyl for good economy with std trans blue fm1 s h N1 ce Business Opportunities Rea I Estate For Sale ______ ________ _ • Notice Notice A TO Z Mart , used furntshed appliances , clothmg , dtshes and m tSC R t 33 OPPOSite trader court , Hartford W Vo 4 10 lf c ----.----------- KOSCOT KOSMETICS & W IU S l-or a good ltn e of Cosmelt cs fr.endly servtce and someone to cl1at w tlh g1ve m e a call Helen J ane Brown , 992 5 113 J 19 lfc To G tv e Away FREE k tlle n s housebroke Make wond erful pets Phone 949 4607 4 2 1 Jtp For Sale ONE BABY calf Call 99 2 7165 4 23 2tc NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION FOR TRANSFER OF FUNDS Not ice tS her ebv a tv en tha t on the 22'1d day of March . 1974 Board' of Trustees , Townshtp , the Salem Understgned pettltoner . filed a petition m the Court of Common P leas of Meig s Coun ty 0~110 , be tn g Cause No 15,510 on the Docket of satd Court , askmg that SJ ,OOO 00 be transferred from MEIGS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY THRIFT SHOP 22 ltc Board of Trustees. Salem Townsh 1p , Me tgs County, Oh•o NO..TICE OF PU 8'\.IC SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CON CERN Notice Is her e by g 1ven that on May 2nd , 197d, at 10 OG A M a publiC sale will be held at Sm 1th Nelson Motors. Inc. Pomeroy, Oh1o . to se ll for c ash the following collateral. to w1t 1973 Pontia c, 2 dr Ser No --2ZI7M3W136032, said collateral ;'b~IPJg held to secure an , QP.Ll9at•on arts lng under an 'i._stalmenf sa le c ontract ~e£ufed by Greg Woods, Salem st , Rutland , Ohto, and held by clerter:al Motors Acceptance ~rporaflon as secured party -.said publtc sale 1S to be con ucJed a ccordmg to the laws of ~.S tate of Ohio General • Ofors Acceptance Corporal ton reser"¥es the nght to b•d at thiS sale • Th e collateral 1S pr esently stored and may be seen a t Sm •th Nelson Motors Inc , Pomeroy Ohio ' GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 14 ) 22 ltc Eden News We need man or woman to sel l full line of Advert1Sif"19 Spec •al f1 es, C.;:~ l end.;:~r s and Gifts m the Pomeroy Middl e port Area Mus t be able to clan own t1m e and work w1th a m1n1mum of superv iSion All accounts a re protect ed Repea t orders are protected H1gh Comm• ss 1ons payable when orders are passed for cred1t. The Advert1smg SpeCia lty Lme IS the most extens1ve 1n the 1ndustr y Ca lendars are manu factu r'e d a t our Red Oak plant Wnte Bob McKenz ie. Sa les Manag e r The Thos 0 Murph y Com pany. 110 So Second Slreel Red Oa k , Iowa 51566 OPEN 10Til4 , 30 Every Frtday & Saturday Treas ures and Junque Clothing , book s, records , lamps. p1ctures furniture , dt s hes, toys collectab les Across from Pomeroy Post Offoce. 4 FAMI LY yard sale. ani1QU~S. furr11ture , and dt s hes 2 mil es south of Mrddleport off Route 7 on Story s Run Road Aprt l 20 and 2 1 4 19 lite CO NCERNING Acts 10 1 d m lhe Brble, Was Corne ltUS saved before Peter had oc easto n to spea k to h1m ? No' Acts 11 ld The Pe nt ecosta l F 1re IS l rt on South Thi rd Avenue , M tddlepo rt. Ohto Wnte Bob McKenzte. Sales Man ager, Th e Tho s D. Murphy Company, 110 So Second Slreel , Red Oak, Iowa 51566 45760 4 19 6tc the General Fund td the Mileage Fund , as prov1ded by raw, for the reason s set forth m sa1d pet1t1on , and that satd pet1t1on W1ll be for hea rmg on the 24th day of Apnl , 1974 (4) CAN YOU WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION? NOTICE! Reward Sl50 for ihe arrest and convtctton of person or persons who stole my Gravely tractor Tuesday mght Phone Bob Grueser, 992 7365, Rt 3, Pomeroy. I BEAUTIFUL walnut s ter eo raelto am t m ' 8 t rack ta p e combmatton Balance Sl iO92, or term s available Cal l 992 3965 4 16 tf c SYRACUSE 1'1'1 st ory frame, 3 bedroom s, ba th, ful l basem~ nt , a lmost new gas F/J furnace, por ches , large level yard metal fence $6,5QO 00 NEW 1974 ZIG lAG SEWING MACHINES 1n Orlgtnal factory carton z,g zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monogram s and .,_, a ke fancy des tgns w1th 1u st the tw tst of a s mgl e dial Lef t 111 lay away and never been used Wilt se ll for on ly $67 cash, or t e rm s available Phone 992 265 3 POMEROY Furn1 s hed home 3 bedroom s, bath , k1tchen cab mets porches lots of ground $7 100 00 4 16 H e ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner, A 1 cond1hon uses pa per b ags ha s cordw ind er and many a ttac hm ents Also s ham pooer attachment 1n eluded (Only 4 ava• lab le) at S37 70 ca sh or t e rm s availa ble Phone 992 2653 4 16 tfc CARPENTER 2 story tf'ame. 4 bedrooms. 1 'h baths dmmg room. loads of garden space, por'ches, about 2 acres MlOOLE PORT 2 s tory frame , 3 bedrooms, bath, g a rage , trader renta l, several lots $9,500 00 IF YOU NEED A HOME RIGHT NOW CALL US, WE CAN SO LVE MOST OF YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLE MS SI NGER sewing machmes 1972 mode l '" beautiful walnut cab1net Makes desq;;m st 1t ches 119 zag. buttonholes, blmd hems. etc L1ke new Only S89 95 Ca ll Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 00 12 7 tfc GENERAL ElectriC Refngedatr'e, freezer on S1de IMMEDIATE INCOME" Sl5 Come see anyttme Mae Otstrtbutor - part or fu ll t •me Hawk, Wolf P en Road off to supply Company 143 establtshed accounts with 4 21 3tp V11q1l B. l1·,1ford . ~~ RCA CB S D1sney Record s In come poss •bd1 t1eS up to GOLD trump et w1th case, Hrok•'' \1,000 per month Wi th only Screamer 1 5 sp boy's bi cycle 110 ME'ch,1n1c St1Prot $3,500 reQutred tor mv.enfor y with speedometer Phone 992 Pomeroy, Oh1o ·15769 and trammg Ca ll COLLECT 5127 after 3 p m for Mr James (2 1d ) 661 92!)8 4 21 6tc d 21 4tp NEW LISTING - 3 B R log ' BARGA IN' IS OUR MIDDLE ca btn , bath , sp r1ng water NAME at KUHL'B BARGAIN CENTER All appf1ances wood burnmg f.repla ce, a nd 20 ac res of land on blacktop road have 30 day guarant ees FUKNISHED apartm e nt , Refrrgerators S19 95 up , Apt Wonl only 513,500 00 ad ults only Phone 992 5592 s1ze refngerators Sl\9 95. G E NEW LISTING - New 3 B R 4 9 ttc pu shbufton e lectn c ranges all e le ct r1 c hom e · Large $49 95 lust 6 yr s old, 20" gas c losets, n1ce bath , 20' of ranges (4 burner) $45 3 BEDROOM furn is hed Wrmger washers {so m e cab1 nets L1vmg d tnmg 36xl 4, apar t m e nt •n M rddleport. ut1hty wtth' washer dryer 147 Maytags l $45 up . Auto Oh•o Phone ~92 3173 after ft of good ca rpe tmg Block 2 wa shers S45, Elect dryers ' 30 $35, NEW FURNITURE car garage w1fh workshop 4 19 Jtc SAVINGS Reg $69 95 Nearly 2 acres $35 ,500 00 RECLINERS $50, 3 pc tabl e NEW LISTING - 2 bedrooms 2 BEDROOM mobtle home. air set (maple o r war ) S34 95 bath , new gas furnace, large cond1t1on tng - and 1n the Lots of clean U SED furntlure ~ac t ne a r ea Phon e 992 5858 round OAK tables, oak buffe t. porch and 2 lots $9500 00 d 15 tf c NEW LISTING - 2 bedroom wood chrome dtnettes pr corner ch1na cabtnet s w1th mob1le home w 1th central atr TRA ILER 2 bedroom, close to a nd lol, plus pal 1o Rents for ma t ching tab le and 6 sh •efd swtmmmg pool , school and back c h ~trs (2 mast er and 4 $140 OOa month Only $5 ,750 00 shoppmg cenfer Phon e 992 stde), pecan fm1sh S285, oth er 4 BEDROOMS - Ranch type S9U dtnmg rm su tt es from $125, home large bath , n1ce closets, d 21 6t c bedroom su1tes , couches , OS chairs . s t urd y and straight all paneled EffiCient kitchen TRAILER , Brown ' s Trailer maple cha~rs SS , metal des ks. dmlng 1112 acres $18 ,000 00 Park Phone 992 3324 great for students or mom 's SPRING IS HERE , SO ARE 4 14 tfc sewmg , very S~EC IAL $12, THE BUYERS LIS T IT WITH lg se1ect1on occas tables, chests, dressers. str cha1rs , 12x60 MOBILE Home , bath & 1.\lf,IIJ~.lNf) if:doRD even flat top trunks , luggag e 'h, on Ohio Rtver , great for Ill l I 1\J l 1 f i\ I Oh' ~l Open to 1 p m Tu esday thru • boat.ng Phone 992 5278 Sunday KUHL ' S BARGAIN ,-,,<..,()(II\ II ' 4 21 tfc CENTER , Rt 7 " at caut•on ltQht" TUPPERS PLAINS , AT HEN S APT Furn1shed or 992-3325 or OHIO unfurntshed ups tairs 3 rms d 21 6tc suttable for sing le person or 2 992-2378 worktng g 1r1s Walk ing d1stance to downtown $115 '69 RICHLINE fold up camper tra1ter Sleeps 6. used ltttle, mo. uttllttes extra Phone N IC: E 3 bedroom home tor sale SJOO Ph one 667 3858 667 3858 S1 1 000 Phone 99 2 397.5 or 992 , 4 21 6t c 4 21 6tc ...._ 257 1 - --..-----------4 19 tfc 1970 OPE L, newly overhauled , 2 BEDRooM turn •shed 1964 Chevrolet. good con apartmen t. o1o 111oes pood LOCATIONS' d1f1on , Cb" rad io equtpment EXCLUSIVE Depos1t and r e ferences Delux e fu!l featured homes Phone 667 3652 requ.red Adu lts only from S25 000 to $45,000 4 4 21 3tp Bailey' s Store, Middl e por t bedrooms 2 baths 2 c:ar 4 21 3tp garage family room , a1r CLELAND FARMS AND c.o nd•t•oned , large cou nt r'Y 2 BEDROOM trailer , 5 mmutes GREE NHOU SE , A va nety of lot s Vtst t Rock Sprmgs tust from Mtddleport Phon e 992 cabbage and tomato plants Jlh m 1les north of Pomero y 2297 after 4 p m for sale Also, bro ccol• and whe re Rt s 33 and 7 meet 4 21 Jtc cauliflower , sweet peppers, Next to Elementary and new hot peppers, eggplants, head H1gh school Also v•s•t R1ggs lettuce and EASTER Cr est Mano r on Rt 7 lUSt TRA ILER, ut•l•h es furn1sh e d FLOWERS. pansy. mums, past Eastern Jr and Sr Htgh Phone 742 511180 azalea, hydrangea, School For full d etatl s wnte 4 18 6tc geranw m s, petunias, several Fred B Goeg le m , Gr eat kmds of hanging basket s Amencan Homes , 221 W Geraldin e Cleland, Raclne , lAN D 4 ROOM furniShed and St-cond St , Pomeroy or call Oh iO unf u.rn •shed apartments our 24 hour number 1n Phone 992 5434 Co l umbus, 1 239 9681 o~ l2 tt c Bu tld ers of W G Best Homes 4 21 6t c PRIVATE meeting room for any organization, phon e 992 3975 J 11 tfc SPECIAL TEAFORD For Rent Wanted To Buy NO 1 Copper BOc radtator s. 40c . red brass , 40c, battenes. $1 40 M A Ha ll , ReedSVille , Oh!O Phone 378 6249 3 2d tfc OLD auto's , 6or more cars, wt ll g1ve SJ 00 p1ece , 18 cars or more will g ive better pnce Call 985 4297 3 28 He ·tA""Si:l patd for all makes and models of mobil e homes Phone area code 614-423 953 1 4 13 tfc ANTIQUE ctu•lts and tewetrv Also Interested in turntture and d •Shes Call 992 5262 eventngs or morn•ng s 2 20 lfc J UNK Autos. comp lete and delivered Jo our yard We pick up auto bodies and buy a ll ktnds of scrap metals and •ron R1der 's Sa lvage , State Route 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy , Oh10 Phone 992 5468 d 16 26tp us Social Notes 4ft·nr lnven*"'ry ___ _________ _ 1-'"" c,v BY MARTHA HOLSINGER Attendance at Eden Stmday 1 ']JeCl.a • • School Easter Stmday was 141 Three babies were dedtcated No. 1 or No.2 Copper and Sunday evenmg three members were taken in the church. Mr and Mrs . Orval Blake, Per Pound Mr and Mrs. Ervan Blake and Brmg thts coupon, and Larry, Mr and Mrs . Gene deliver yours to The Fields and son, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Green and three children VISited over the weekend with Rev Eldon Blake and Mr. and 79 Depot Street Mrs Eldon Blake, Jr and Athens, Ohio famtly. Monday thru Mr. and Mrs Sol Bigley and Thursday Mr. ana Mrs Robert Webb, 9 ftll4 Laura J ea n and Dwayne Friday Hawk, Mr and Mrs Alva AM FM s tereo radiO tJ 11 oCk Holsinger, Jr , Paul Way ne and '---- 9 hlll2 Noon comblnatton tape player , d sound system s pea-ker Bradley, Emma Vanmeter, va..O furn iture , Oi.!ll\ t dul es , TURF TRIM push lype Balance $108 63, or budget ice bo xes , brass beds, c locks, David and Robert Dewey , terms Calr 992 3965 rotary mower Has Bnggs & dtshe's, des ks, or compl ete 4 3 tfc Frances Holsinger and Stratton engtne, 7 tnch househOldS Wr1te M 0 Miller Rt 4, Pomeroy . Ohio. pla stic wheels loop s tyl e Shannon Mo•xhspaugh spent call t9 2 7760 -~.i~W 3 b edroom home, l,.,"'battl , tubular handle (22 19821 Sunday wtthMartha Hols111ger. 5 13 tfc garage , basement on Gravel H1ll, Mtddleport .. Natura l gas ----. . . , --------Mr. and Mrs. Vtrgil POMEROY LANDMARK already In Phone Dale Holsinger and Aleshla Lynn, Dutton , 9~2 3369. evenmgs Jock W. carsey, Mgr nantea 992 2534 Charlotte Rood and Brei spent Phone 991 2181 1 17 tfc the weekend m Corapohs, AD MINI STR ATIVE Clerk Age 1834,, Med no exp q , Free Pennsylvania With Mr and rm &brd 1caL re DentaL 30 ~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~~--~~~~. .~. . . . . . . . . .~ Mrs. Dawain Durst days pd voc, Call lcollecl) Arm y Oppor tun 1t1eS In Mr . and Mrs . Howard At hens 614 593 .3822 221 Jacobsen Jr and son viSited 3 Monday evehing WIth Martha tc Holsinger. WAITRESSES . car hops ahd Mr. and Mrs . Larry kttch e n help Apply •n person Crew's Ste ak HouSe , Holsinger and family, Mr. and Pomeroy Mrs. Paul Holsinger and son 4 o1 tfc and Mr. and Mrs. Willtam APPLICATIONS only tor meter Moodispaugh and family spent patrolme n and extra po11ce P lease contact Pomeroy Sunday wlUt Mr. and Mrs. PoliCe Department 992 2.d27 Clinton Holsinger and family d 16-ttc Mrs. Eddie Bigley spent sOM-EoNE~t;;,p-;;;;-h-s·pr.ng clearpng Phone 992 2671 . Sunday evening w1Ut Mr . and d 21 6tc Mrs. Sol' B~gley Maid, caH Mart1n Jimmie Lee Carter VISited BAR Restaurant in person Monday wiUt Carl Swain. d213tc 1 ' Mr. and Mrs . Robert COOK or , carhop want ed for PHO~E Rlcbardson and family visited s,yracuse Or1ve In Apply tn person recenUy with Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bigley, --~---------1 3..' 6tp S WIRE • lf so~ Rosenberg-Company MOWERS IHE ;WISEMAN $52s;:o For SaiP. AGENCY 20", 3 H.P. Help b fOR SALE Co~:~:~~----~ 22 --------------- Gallipolis BULLS RACINE 2 STORY PERMA STu N E . 3 BR , LARGE MODERN KITCHEN, l V' BATHS , CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT , 2 CAR GARAGE , ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED LOT ~RICED MID TWENTIE S -------------- -------------- ROYAL OAK FARM RT. 3 POMEROY, OHIO BYRON MILLER • 9_92·2671 OR HORACE KARR 985-3341 CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992-5083 3 BEDROOJ\1\S. LARGE KIT , LIKE NEW CA.RPET, ALUM , SIDING , OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PRICED BELOW MARKET $12,000 OFFICE 4t46 ·364J EVENINGS Bud McGhet-446-1255 E M "lke 0 Wtseman-446 3796 992 -2094 Pomeroy 606 E . Mam . OFFICE SUPPLIES and ' ,. ' DON'T DRIVE A GAS.GULPER OR A GAS HOG Phone Stanley 949, 2789 Bumper to Bumper Service Foreign Cars Welcome VW AND ~A.TSU!I SPECIALIST MATERIALS CO Mason, W. Va . 773-5554 IS YOUR ROOF ' LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? Water L1nes and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and sephc tanks m' stalled See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 -7089 Night 992·3525 or 992 -5232 1962 G M C 2 ton 18 yr Old mare to foal •n June , 2 yr old mare colt One 9 yr old mut e, 600 lb 2 acres of ground can be bought on land contra ct Phone 667 3652 _ _ _ _ ..1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~~ 3tp 1 00 - Tomorrow3 , 4 , News 13 , Take F1ve For L1fe 15 News 4 2 00 - All WEATHER HARDWARE Under New Management Middleport N 2nd . EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 Middleport, 0 Now under' new management. On Most Amer1can Cars RON AND KAREN THOMAS - GUARANTEEDPHONE !l92-2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open BTII5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam , Pomeroy, 0. Stop m and say Hello. Bring I in th1s ad for a Free Gtft. ' - - - - - - - --· ~ COMPLETE VEGETABLES ANO FLOWERS Cabbage, head lett uce . sweet and hO I peppers , many varlet1es of tomatoes soc and 65c doze n F low er s- Petun tas, PansteS , Mangolds , plus many other van e tt es, SOc lo Uc pak Geran•ums and other pot plant s. 10 m ch hangmg baskets petun•aS or vmmg geran tum s, ss oo Por c h boxes , petuntas or pansies, $J 00 or s~ 00 Hubbar'd's Greenhouse 992-5176 Syracuse, 0 BU ILDING constru ct~on, Room add1flons and remode ltng , floor sand1ng and refm1shmg Also c on crete work ~hone 949 3833, B•ssell Constructton 41671p R.'tAuY MIX CONCRt:TE delrvered r1ght to your prolect Fast and easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284, Goeglem Ready M 1x Co , Middleport , Ohto 6 30 tfc II ~· ~ 327 CAMARO Good con d1t10n Phone 773 5706 d 17 5tc -------------1970 OLDSMOBI LE 98 , low m •teage , excellent cond tflon Sell•ng several hundred dol lars below local d eale r pnce Phone 992 3863, after 6 p m , call 992 5844 4 11 6tc -------------- OPEN. ,..ug er Hy sell's Garage near Crossroads on State RoUte 124 , 8 30 to 6 p m Monday through Saturday, Phone 992 5682 or 992 7121 4 12 26tc 1965 PONTIA(.. 1..atal1na 4 $300 Honda motorcycle cc S200 Vernal Well Darw•n Phone 992 5935 d 21 dr 350 681 4tp 1948 CHEVROLET W1th recently rebuilt engme 1961 Oldsmobile each pnced S200 Phone 992 7897 at 525 Broadway 4 21 2tc 1973 VW Super beetle , excellent condtl10n $2,480 Call 992 5933 4 21 3tp I AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR • . PH. 949-3611 + + " EXCAVATING , dozer, loader and backhoe wor'k, septic tanks mstalled. dUm!) trucks and io boys for hire, Wtll naur fill d•rt, top soli, limeston e and gravel , Call Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992 7089 n 1ght phone 992 352~ or 992 5232 ....._ ....,... 2 11 tf ____ ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N. 2nd Ave Middleport, 0. " --------------CARPOING 501 NYLON __ _ SEWING MACHINES Repo service , all makes. 992 228 .. The Fabric Shop , Pomeroy A4thor1zed Smger Sales and ServiCe We Sharpen Scissors 3 29 lfc For p....! ;;, Sale Pets For Sale POOULt:: groom•ng, \~ AKC Toy Stud Ser v1ce, $60 Phone 667 3915 Coolv111e J • 21 Stp -------------GREAT COUNTRY 92.1 BY BARWICK REGULAR $9 95 •7.95 Sq . Yd. ,, Pnce ~ncludes insta llation and free padding Talk to Wendell Grate, carpet consultant President U . Think highly of 15. Altar knlght" words 6. Mother of Pollux 01 "/, - the 16 Mamma _, resurrec- 17. - Yutang 18. BIZet's m as ter· ptece 20. Map 21. Wee bit 22. Kle mpe rer 23. Aspect 25. Com1c, hon " (2 wds ) 8. See 3 Down 13 wds I 9. Arranged m a s~ries Yesterday's Answer 25. Dray !G. Measure 27. Unmarried out 30. Slowly 19. N iggard (mus) 20. An Amer1 31. P resbyter can 33. Smooth 12. lexas city cheese consonant 23. Laud 24.111-fated. Jmxed 36. Espy 37. Romney's cry tresses Aprtl 23 1974 Th1S year you II be able to gel ce rtam lu xu ry •Iems you ile been want tng but cou tdn 1 aMord An ncrease •n your earn ngs •s l•kely 28. Armadillo 29. F1t for tillage 32. AsiAn raver 33. Burning 34. Conger 35. Appre he nded 37. Umte, Join 38. Anctent J ewtsh ascetic 39. - be llum 40. Dutch pamter ILPAT 10 tS/NOVI t J II ] I [CREELY I V' DAILY CRYPTOQUO',l'E- Here's Is Wf1 E;!E 'rOU FIND YOUR5!:.LF WI-\EN THE'i DEMAND CA~ ON THE MRFI:EL _Pritt~~~~-·--IHSWIII ~~-'1 ._I WP r xx:tJ rn '"'" lurd111• f I PRUNE WHEEL HAMPER DISOWN \n ~-.n Where the colu nurtf are lmed up e1er11 dull - to work It: CRYPTOQUOTES by the abon cartoon. Junlhft ~ how AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for a nother In this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single !etten, apostrophes, the length and formatwn of the words are oU hints Each day the code letters ar~ dtlferent J>;ow arrange lhe mcled letters to rorm the surpr1se answer, as ~ I~==:==~~:::::::::=t:,~j~==--•::; I I uggeated 00 p m - WELL, Hf.A.E I 60, '"'"~!::.. 1\olf()ri'T BE.,__ lOtiG.-Ar4C0 wtteM I COII'E. BACI'( FV VZ BCW ENWWX TO DB C JA SLVW LV VWPNQL TO AP ZJNWU . - LPSV Yeaterda:l''a ~loquole: THE FATE OF CIVILIZAUUr. Jlj LIKE NEEDLEWORK. YOU CAN TAKE IT UP AND WORRY ABOUT IT AT ODD MOMENTS.-FRANK SULLIVAN <C 111'14 Klnr Fealureo SJndleato, l~~t.) IN •• :E NEWSPAPF.RS t'IIE ~EERED 01" LVDIA Pii-IKI-lAN\'5 COMPOUND, PERUNA,TANLAC AND THEV.. ·TI1EY... BR-R-R·R! 1'~·····0• 0·· · · THEY'~E HOSTEmR's BITTERS, FOUHD BUT NEVER, MAGIC US,SAriDY! , I, ~!AD's <STILL S"TOPP£0 OP, c.EA'!"If .JIST. PAT I = ANO ~ COFflll. B. Oo ATOMIC I-IEALTW SPECIAL! '' " '. ... I "' Rullilnd, 0. 'N Big Capacity Moytag Automatld 2 speed oreratlon. Choice o water temps Auto. water level control Lint Fllt~r or Power Fin Ag ltltor . Perm•-Pren M•vt•g Ho~!o of Hilt Dryers Surround clothes with gentle, even heat No hQt spots, no overdrylng Fine MoSh Lint Flltor We SptCiltlltln MAY TAG Rtd Carpet Service ~utland Nor!)> Easl Pass Pa ss Pass 3+ 46 Pa ss Pass Pass Pass South 32.. 6t Do board or leave can; while horses ts still tn motton' By Oswald & James Jacoby Jtm "How about some arti~ cles on slam hands We m1ght concentrate on slams m1ssed and m1sb1d " Oswald " Here 1 s an m- terestmg safety play South was a tnne ashamed of hts biddtng After all, seve n spades would be cold aga mst a two-one trump break and he had merely bid s1x. Not that he d1dn' t have a good reason for the underbid. The game was rubber bndge and South wanted to be s ure of the rubber " J1m "I suppose you are gomg to tell me that South led a trump to h1s ace at tr1ck WHA-T DID I lEU.. 'IOU />&Jllf KNIXKIIJ<O THAT WO\JL.D AA\J'B Bee' tJ A. BLLL'S-E'/1:; , lZXi ISEFORE I Roll Candy Stripe W11l1 rubber back. 3.99 sq ~6; N1ce lor bedrooms, dens, kitchens, etc. RUTLAND FURNITURE West l"u , 1 cuu not South was one of those reall1, carefu l players He dtdn t want to make seven He dec1ded to wear s uspe nders and a belt and b e s ure of s1x Therefore, al tr1ck two he led a tru mp from dummy and the bad trump break d1dn' t fmessed h1s Jack After that hurt. He made h1s slam" J 1m "Qu1te a safety play If the unusual finesse had lost South would have been able to w1n the return; draw the la st trump , cash h1s ace of diamonds and get to dummy With the seven of trumps to d1scard hts losmg club' EffiERtt-Yo 1 ·~;;~~~~;~~~~~~~~~i;;;~~~:~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~ ALLEY OOP -10cL.EANourruR STABLES AND sa>JJe OUR FLOOf\5, !!IUT-siGH.'- THE Ol:D SPIRIT OF FREE ~ Sto!OMS f".>-.., ~......, ro t:lE GONto!.r r-~ INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I -.... ' "' "' .. I "' " The b1ddmg has been 22 East Pass Pass Soulh 1. West North Pass 3' • t• ? li STUPID MANAGER You, Soulh hold •K2,AJ765 +B644oQ94 What do you do now• A-Bid four hearts Your hand looks good for game, but IS not at all slammish. TODAV'S QIJESTION Agam the ~1dd mg has gone 1', 3'. Th1s t1me you hold: •K2 'AJ765 tA644oQ94 What do you do _'?"w? 1•. Answer Tomorrow . I. nver 11. Bounded 13. 27th us LITTLE . ORPHAN ANHIE-WH0-0-0r + , I 2. Plowed field 3 Sque a l (2 wds I 4 Negative word 5. "The plumed 41. Hebrew lyre Oswald ,, ' Arnold Grate - 5. Happmess 10. Ptsa·s Myron - " to make s 1x ' RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-4211 DOW N 1. Prophetic 26. Craze 27. Dobbm's Unsc ramble these four Jumbles. one letler to each square, to rorm rour ordinary , words . two and never cou ld recover -We have hundreds of carpet values Your tob can be completed in 1 to 1 weeks. No long waiting period •742 -4211 ACROSS I. Futlle Opemng lead-•Q DOZER. work, 1ar1d cleanng by the acre hourly or c&ntract, farm ponds, roads , etc Large Under New Management dozer and operator with over L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....:...J "'" 20 years e xper1ence Pullms Excavatmg , Pomeroy , OhtO '""4 -lil OMOBILE Insurance b~en' ~ cancelled? ~ Lost your ~hone 992 2478 operator 's li cense Call 9~2 """" 12 19 ttc 7d28 6 lS tfc C BRAOFORD,Au cttoneer Complete Service ' _Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Rac.ne. Oh 10 Crltt Bradford 5 1 If by THOMAS JOSEPH Both vulnerable Now whtle the weather ts sttll cool 1s the best lime. It can lbe tnstalled at your conventence wtth no walttng around tn hot muggy weather Phone 992· 2550 SEPTIC T A NKS cleaned Modern Sanltatlon,992 3954or 992 7349 10 23 tfc ~tAIIIII VJtrr {An••l'n lomorro .,..) CABLE CHANNEL FIIIE Local News 30 - Wa s hmgton Debates 30- Gunsltngers 30 p m - Underworld • • Dear Concerned Talk to your County HeaiUt Nurse, or to the Child and Family Welfare Agency m your town An mvestlgation w1ll be made, and your name wtll not be mentioned And don 't delay' Dtd you know Utat in your stale, a person awa re of child abuse IS reqwre d by law to report 1t• This IS part of your obligatw n as a cttizen - H .AKQ2 YES! SEPT IC TANKS , AROBIC' SEWAGE SYSTE MS CLEANEO, REPAIRED MILLER SA N ITATIO N , STEWART , OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 ttc 7 7 8 9 . makes her sleep wlth him and he has threatened to klll anyone·111 the faMi ly who Jells I can't sign my name, but yo u can print Utls, as the Jlllrenll never read a paper Can I report them without endangering fllyself or my fam ily? - TERRIBLY CONCERNED LlTfLE ORPHAN ANlm. .2+A AIR CONDITION NOW? SendS I lor JACOBY MODERN book ro Wsn ar Bnd ge (clo lh •s newspaper) P 0 B oK 489 Radto Ctty Srarson New York NY10019 EAST · -.Q98 .QJ1054 3 .K 986 Ql09 J742 .JI083 47 5 SOUTH ID) • A KJ 106 5 2 Free Garage Estimates SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REA SON:9oBLE rate s, Ph 446 4782, Ga llipoli s, Joh n Russell Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc ______ 22 • A7 K86 5 3 49 64 WEST DAY OR NIGHT RACINE GARAGE ... RACINE , OHIO ------- ------- Mlddleporf. Pom•~" NORTH PHONE 992-5271 We repa1r lawn mowers and garden tractors Let her know vou're where you want to be and then stop do111g penance It's awfully hard liVlDg with a man who wears a More than suspenders need,ed Pomeroy For Tuesday. April23,1974 f-RIES (March 21-Aprll 191 New bus1ne ss s1tuat•ons should be explored thoroughly You could do well for yoursel1 •I the venture 1s sound and sta· ble TAURUS (April 20·May 20) Yo u should enJOY yourself 11 yo u re mvolved m some c lub work or group endeavor You II m1 x well With the crowd GEMINI (May 21 · June 20) Someone Will do somethmg today to help make yo ur lot a lit tle eas1e r Be sure to mark 11 1n you r book o f lh•ngs to be repa 1d CANCER (June 21-July 221 You II be drawn 1nt o a c loser reta1 10nshtp w1th one you thought had v1ews un like your own You II learn you thmk very mu ch alike LEO (July 23·Aug 22) Yo u ve gamed the adm•ra l•on of one wlio IS re luc tant a1 pre sent to tell you An mterestmg a llachment wtll result VIRGO (Aug 23 · Sept 22) Yo u wont go far wrong a t th1s hme 11 you base your deCISIOns on how you teet about an '" dtvldual She won I let you down LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct 231 woman 2 30 - Doc tors 3 4, i5 G1rl In My L1 le 6, 13. Edge of N•g hl8 , 10 3 00 - Another World 3, 4, 15, General Hosp tta l 6, IJ Pnce ts R1ghl 8, 10 , Book Beal 20 ' 3 30 - One L1fe to ltve 6, 13 , Ph 1l Donahue 4, Ho w to Survive a Marriage 3, 15, Women 20 , Match Game 8, 10 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3, Some'rsel 15 , Sesa me Sl 33 Sesame St 20 Lov e, Amencan Style 13 Lucy Show 8, Huck and Yog1 6 Mov1e " The Secret of the Purple Reef" 10 4 30 - Gilligan 's Is. 6. 13, Green Acres 3, Bonan za 15, J ack pot 4 , Haze l 8 5 00 - Mr Rog ers 20, 33 , Bonanza 3 , Merv Gnff1n 4 Andy Grltlllh 8, B1g Valley 6 , Gomer Pyle, USMC 13 5 3() - Beverly Hillbillies 8. Elec Co 33 , Hodgepodge Lodge 20, Tra1ls West 15, Hogan ' s Hero~s 13 6 00 - ABC New s 13 , Sesame St 20; News 3, 4 Truth or Conseq 6 News 8, 10, 15, L1llas, Yoqa & You 33 6 30 - News 6, 8, 10 NBC News 3, 4, 15, Your Future Is Now 33 , Room 222 13 7 00 - What's My Ltne 8, Dusty's Tra1llJ Elec Co 20. Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4, News 6, 10 Marco Sport lite 33 , High School Til Honor Soc1ety IS 7 30 - To Telllhe Truth 6 , New Pme IS R1ghl 8, 10, RFD 20 , Hollywood Squares 3, Lass 1e 15, Deale r 's Cho 1ce 4, Beat th e Clock 13, Oleana Tra 1l 33 8 00 - Happy Day s 6, 13. Bdl Moyers Jo ur nal 33 , Nova 20, Adam 12 3, 4, 15, Maude 8, 10 8 30 - Hawa•l F1ve 010 , Snoop S1sters 3 4 15 Mo vte '' Plane t Earth" 6, 13 9 00 - Black Jou r'nal 33, The Way Thmgs Are 20 9 30 - Movie " Gelling Away From II All " 8. GE Theatre 10 , Book Beal 20 10 00 - Marcu,Welby, MD 6 13, Wa shmgton Slra1ghl Tal k 33 News 20. Pollee Story 3 4 15 10· 30 - Day at N1ght 33 11 00 - News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15, Janak1 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 , Murder by Proxy 6, 13, Mov1e " Husbands" e, " Three Stnpes 1n the Sun " 10 1 00 - TomorrowJ, 4, News 13, Tak e F tve For L1fe 15 2 00 - News 4 ThiS w II be a very producllve you 11 you devote your !1m to the type o f tasks you en y cbng ORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov 22) oncentrate today on domg th1ngs you fee l w11t add beauty and harmony to you r lifestyle and the li festyle of one very •mportant to you SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 · Dec 21) By be1ng your usua l pleasant se ll you can get per sons pertorm1ng work or serv•Ce fo r you to do l1ltle e)(tras they no rmally wouldn I CAPRICORN (Dec 22 · Jon 19) Ge t out and m1x Ieday You II draw the 1ype o f allen !ton lo yourself that help s g•ve the old ego a needed boost AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) You re likely to feel the urge to do a little shoppmg to get some1h1ng you ve been wantmg for the home You re e ntitled PISCES (Feb 20 - March 20) Cou rt esy and charm w11i won< wonders lor you m yo ur deaf •ngs w th others Just don I lay 11 on too lh1ck day Dear R : Leftover gwlt has nuned more mamages than mf1delity , so work the guilt out wiUt stratghlforward talk Your wife has forg1ven you - why " ptmtsh" he~ more by acttng like a hangdog• She may take your nonexpreSSlveness to mean you're tmhappy w1th her and wishmg you were bac k w1th the other WIN AT BRIDGE ' • 743 1969 31-4 tor Chevrolet ptckup DOZER and back hoe work, Call 949 2822 ponds and sept1c tanks, dlt · 4 19 3tc ch ing service, top soli, h lf dJrt. limestone B&K Ex ca vatlng Phone 99 2 5367 or 992 3861 BUSINES S bul1dmg m down 9 1-tfc town Pomeroy, OhiO Call992 ------r -~------ 3975 or 992 5786 4 2 26tc DON'T fuss , don 't cuss, turr1 over lunk automobtles over to us W1ll pay $5 tor old 1unk cars Phone 1 (304) 773 5890 , Rtverstde Auto Wrecking 4-9 26tc 5 ROOM S and bath '" Syracuse Between 1 acre and 1112 acres of land Phone 992 3135 -4 21 7tc WMI'O'FM GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP 808 W Ma1n St CABLE CHANNELS Local News Operation lntrtgue Country & Western Superstar Theatre - •• Dear Helen. I don 't want to get in trouble , but I can't stand to see this happ<>rung to c htldfen ThiS couple has six chlldren, all under 12 The shack Utey live 1111s filthy- I guess the mother gave up after constant beatings. The IaUter makes all the kids work hard 111 the ftelds, and beats them so that they come to school with big bru1ses. ( The mother 's front teeth are knocked out by him ) He won't let any of Utero see a doctor no matter how s1ck Worst of all Ute 11- ear-old daughter tol y gtrl Utat her IaUter But now do you erase what s hould never have happened • ROM TUESDAY, APRIL 23,1974 6 00 - Sunrise Sem mar 4, Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Cor1cern & Cmment 10 6 25 - Farm Report 13 6 30- Bible Answers 8, News 6. F1ve Mmutes to L•ve By 4 Rev Cleophus Rob1nson 13 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Farmt1me 10 , Mornmg Report 4 7 00 - Today 3, 4, 15, CBS News 8, 10 , f1ck Van Oyk e 13 , Osmonds ·6 7 30- Rocky & Bullw1nkle 13, New Zoo Revue 6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo B, 10, New Zoo Revue 13, Sesame St 33 Jeff's Collie 6 8 25 - Jack La La nne 13. 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 5.1 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D1 xon 4 , Fnendly Junction 10 , AM 3, Phil Donahue 15 , Abbott & Costello 8, Wild, W1ld West 6, Mov1e " Tender 1s the Night" 13. 9.30 - To Tell the Truth 3; Secret Storm 8 9· 55 - Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3, 15 , Company 6, Joker's W1ld 8, 10 10. 30 - Jeopardy 3, 4, 15 , Gambll8, 10 11 uo - W• zard of O::lds 3, 4, 15 , Mike uougtas () , ~asswora IJ Now You See It 8, 10 II 3() - Brady Bunch 13, Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15 , Loveol L1le 8, 10 11 55- CBS News 8, Dan I mel's World 10 12 00 - Password 6 , Jackpot 3, 15 , News 8, 10, 13, Bob Braun's 50 50 Club 4 12 30.....Sphl Second 6. Search tor Tomorrow 8. 10 Celebnty Sweepstakes 3, 15 12 45 - Elec Co 33 12.55- News 3, 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6, 13 , Concentration B Not For Women Only 15, What's My Line ? JO. 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3, 4, 15 , Let's Make A Deal 6, 13 , As the World Turns 8, 10 2 00 - Day sot Our L1ves 3, 4, 15 , Guidmg Light 8, 10 , Newlywed Game 6, 13 "For Free Est1mate 1nqu1re now about a beautiful new roof m fashion colors N 2nd Ave. ~hatT;u~ orLCon~eq8uencces 3, /o Wtlktnson Small Engme 992-3092 w Ma Pomeroy, 0 1n 399 Located at Modern Supply small Eng.ne Repair AU WEATHER HARDWARE 1 700pm 7 30 p m 8 30 p m 9 30 p m By Helen Bottel Erring Husbaoo Can't Furgt• Dear Helen: I never thought I would need help, but here I am, 49 years old, marrted 24 years, happtly for Ute most part, a nd in trouble because I had an aHatr wtth my partner's wife I don 't know how it happened - I'm not the type to cheat or if I ever loved U!lS woman. She had bad a few expenences ~d finds tl easy to step out as her husband IS eastly fooled My wife IS very affectionate. She thought I was s 1ck durmg thiS past year - until she found out about Ute affair a monUt ago. She was hurt, but gave me the cboice, and I chose to stay home . Thank God my children and my partner don't know ' Since Uten I have not seen \he other woman. Utou2h she keens call111g me, begg111g me to come back. I think I can hold out, but Ute problem IS, though my wife bas forgtven , we fmd 1t hard to forget I can't seem to express myself to her as I once dtd. 1 feel like a hypocrtte and my gutll gets m the way. My wife, a wonderful person 10 all ways. says she feels msecure and unwanted, whtch IS far from the truth I love he r more than ever 0 Phone 742-4673 742-5595 B11l Brown, Owner Rutland, Ohio HOGG & ZUSPAN ' Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay. Pomeroy FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES & SERVICE HOME ALARMS 4 Us. Beat the Clock 4, News 6 10 , Y me ' •reus! 13, Wall y's Workstiop 15 , El e ctrl c Company 20 , Great Decis io ns 33 7 30 - That Good Ole Nashvol le Mus1c 3, Buc~ O..ens 8, ~ollywood Squares 4, To Tell The Truth 6. Mun•c pal Court Beat the Clock 13, Wacky World of Jonathan Wrnters 15 ~ock, St~ck and Barrel 20 , Ep1sode Ac t 1on 33 ' 8 - Mag1clan 3, 4, 15, Amencan Heritage 6 , 13, Gu ns mo ke B. 10 , Owen Wtngra ve 33 , Theater In America 20 9 O?A- Three In One 3, 4, 15, Movie 6. 13, Here's Luc y 8 Mov 1e rrowhead" 10 ' 30 - MDick Van Dyke 8, John Bassette · This Time Aroond 20 00 edlcai Center 8, News 20, Paul Nuchlms 33 11 00 - l',lews 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15 J anakl33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3. 4, 15, Ring Once For Dea th 6 13 ~ov les " The T1ger Makes Out" 8 , "Lure of the Wlldern'ess" BROWN'S FIRE & SAFElY EQUIPMENT Bu1lt to 'our ::,pees Delivered to Job S1le ' FURNITURE Ph 9n·2174 WOOD TRUSSES idS>:- 7 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED . STEREO For Sale or Trade From the large st Truck or Bulldozer Rad •ator to the s mallest Hea ter Core Nathan Btgas Radtator Spectaltst 777 Pearl Street Middleport, Oh1o Phone 9'92 -5367 or 992 3861 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 4 3Gu - Gre;er1 Acres 3, Jac:;kpot 1 4, Gtll•gan's Island 6 , Ha zel 8 1lhgan s Island 13. Bonanza 15 ' 5 % - Bonanza 3 Merv Grlflln 4, Big llaMey6 , Andy Gr~ft 1 th 8 lslef Rogers 20, 33 ; Gomer Pyle, USMC 13 5 30 - Beverly Hlllb11lles 8, Electr ic Company 33 Hogan 's 6 ~eroes 13 , Trails West 15 , Hodgepodge Lodge 20' s - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15, 13 . Sesame Street 20 , Truth or Con 6 equences 6, Personality and Behavioral Developm ent 33 ~~l ~BC News 3, 4, 15, ABC News 6 , CBS News 8. 1o, Room Radl .. to S.K EXCAVATING COMPANY RUTLAND 140 DAY TEST RECORD 205 DAY WEIGHTS INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING ROOF PAINTING for Rent or Lease ' POLLED HEREFORD NELSON DITCHING SERVICE _____ _______ _ E«PERIENCED Water , Electnc, Ga s, Sewer Lines m s tatled Work guamnteed Dozer , Backhoe, Truck s Ltmestone & F1ll Otrt Commerc•al ~es1dent1al Cons truct•on & Remodel HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR 992·2219 or 992-2568 6 ROOM 1 floor plan house With bath A n1ce detached ga rag e, 16 11? FT FIBERGLASS out exce ll ent locat1on •n Mtd bo a rd 80 h p Mercu ry dl epor t Phone 992 39G4 or comp lete Wtth tr a11er Phon e co nta ct Char les LISle, 985 4176 Sy ra cuse 4 21 61p 4 16 6tc __,_ +++ MONDAY. APRIL 22 , 1974 ~ TEREO Wa ln ut AM F M Rad 10 8 tra ck tape com bmaflon Balan ce $110 73 or term s ava il able Phon e 99 2 3965 2 14 tt c l;elevision Log Business Se.r vices ~ TRI\WBERRY . hatr shift, and if you don't believe m e, ask your wife 1- H I I 1 'I • , \ \ �8 - The 0311)' Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Apnl22, 1974 ~Sentinel Classi.fieds Get Results! For Sale rlelp Wanted 2 SIGNS 1TOCK Co ntro l Clerk Age 18 34 no exp req t=ree rm &b rd Medtca l Oe n ta t 30 days pd va c Cal l (colle c t ) Army Oppor t un lt1,tes, In Athens 614 593 38'22, 221 Co lum bus Rd 1\ 22 3tc OF QUALITY 27 IN CH e tec t r• c r ang e wt lh bl ower , qood conct •f•on Ca ll 992 3401 after 5 p m 4 16 Me For Sale plants Ct) .lrlte . F- oster Rt "J , Ractne Ohto Phon o ?17 ?.3 09 ~ 18 l1 1C LOST br1ght ca r pe t co lors rest o re th em wdh Blue -==--~----~--------=Lustre Rent e tec lr tc WE ARE PtCktnQ up a ptano 1n s hampooer $1 Baker Fur you r area a nd wou ld l1ke som e re spons tble par ty to n1 ture Company take over paymen ts Call 4 19 Jtc Cr ed tt Manager (6 1-I J 772 . . 5669 or wr1te 260 East Ma•n \!IOTOR Transpor'tat•on CHRY SA NTHEMUM s p lan ts Str ee t Ch llt cOthe, Oh 0 45601 S1 a dozen Phone 1 (304) 773 Operator - Age 18 34 2 3 yrs 5147 " 7 ttc exp Sat bsd on ex p trng 4 19 7tp Free rm &brd Med iC al Dental , 30 days patd vac , Cal l (c olliHIJ Army Op portun1t1es In At he ns 614 uROC ER Y bu stness tor sa le Butld •ng for sale or tease 593 3822 221 Columbus Rd Phone 773 S618 from 8 30 p m 4 22 Jtc to 10 p m for a ppomtm ent _,_ 3 20 tfc \UTOMO TI VE Mecha n tc Age 18 34 2 3 yrs ex p Sal bsd o n exp trng , F r ee EXCELSI OR Sa lt Works, E rm &brd Medtca l Dental 30 Mam St Pom eroy All ktnel s days pd vac Ca ll {col lecll of sal t water pellets, water 608 E. Arm y OpportuntlteS In nug Qets blo c k sal t and own Athens 614 593 3822 221 Oh10 R1ver Salt Phone 992 MAIN Columbus Rd 3891 d 22 3tc 6 5 tfc. 1973 CHEll NOVA 52695 Custom Hatc hback Cpe. dark green fm1s h l1 ke new wh •t e wall t1res, full wh co vers, protect1ve s1d e m ldgs P B , radio, 6 cyl eng me wlfh s t a ndard trans A very popular model & one tha1 w• ll please you m1 DODGE CORONET $1495 4-door , 1 owne r new car trade 10 good 1st lme t1res, spot less clean 1nter1or small V 8 eng me auto mat1c tran s m1ss1on The r1ght 's•ze - the r 1ght pnce Value $1675 1970 FORD MAl/ERICK Sl445 Local 1 owne r car w1th good w w t •res de luxe mtenor tr1m, wh covers, rad 1o, 6 cyl for good economy with std trans blue fm1 s h N1 ce Business Opportunities Rea I Estate For Sale ______ ________ _ • Notice Notice A TO Z Mart , used furntshed appliances , clothmg , dtshes and m tSC R t 33 OPPOSite trader court , Hartford W Vo 4 10 lf c ----.----------- KOSCOT KOSMETICS & W IU S l-or a good ltn e of Cosmelt cs fr.endly servtce and someone to cl1at w tlh g1ve m e a call Helen J ane Brown , 992 5 113 J 19 lfc To G tv e Away FREE k tlle n s housebroke Make wond erful pets Phone 949 4607 4 2 1 Jtp For Sale ONE BABY calf Call 99 2 7165 4 23 2tc NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION FOR TRANSFER OF FUNDS Not ice tS her ebv a tv en tha t on the 22'1d day of March . 1974 Board' of Trustees , Townshtp , the Salem Understgned pettltoner . filed a petition m the Court of Common P leas of Meig s Coun ty 0~110 , be tn g Cause No 15,510 on the Docket of satd Court , askmg that SJ ,OOO 00 be transferred from MEIGS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY THRIFT SHOP 22 ltc Board of Trustees. Salem Townsh 1p , Me tgs County, Oh•o NO..TICE OF PU 8'\.IC SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CON CERN Notice Is her e by g 1ven that on May 2nd , 197d, at 10 OG A M a publiC sale will be held at Sm 1th Nelson Motors. Inc. Pomeroy, Oh1o . to se ll for c ash the following collateral. to w1t 1973 Pontia c, 2 dr Ser No --2ZI7M3W136032, said collateral ;'b~IPJg held to secure an , QP.Ll9at•on arts lng under an 'i._stalmenf sa le c ontract ~e£ufed by Greg Woods, Salem st , Rutland , Ohto, and held by clerter:al Motors Acceptance ~rporaflon as secured party -.said publtc sale 1S to be con ucJed a ccordmg to the laws of ~.S tate of Ohio General • Ofors Acceptance Corporal ton reser"¥es the nght to b•d at thiS sale • Th e collateral 1S pr esently stored and may be seen a t Sm •th Nelson Motors Inc , Pomeroy Ohio ' GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 14 ) 22 ltc Eden News We need man or woman to sel l full line of Advert1Sif"19 Spec •al f1 es, C.;:~ l end.;:~r s and Gifts m the Pomeroy Middl e port Area Mus t be able to clan own t1m e and work w1th a m1n1mum of superv iSion All accounts a re protect ed Repea t orders are protected H1gh Comm• ss 1ons payable when orders are passed for cred1t. The Advert1smg SpeCia lty Lme IS the most extens1ve 1n the 1ndustr y Ca lendars are manu factu r'e d a t our Red Oak plant Wnte Bob McKenz ie. Sa les Manag e r The Thos 0 Murph y Com pany. 110 So Second Slreel Red Oa k , Iowa 51566 OPEN 10Til4 , 30 Every Frtday & Saturday Treas ures and Junque Clothing , book s, records , lamps. p1ctures furniture , dt s hes, toys collectab les Across from Pomeroy Post Offoce. 4 FAMI LY yard sale. ani1QU~S. furr11ture , and dt s hes 2 mil es south of Mrddleport off Route 7 on Story s Run Road Aprt l 20 and 2 1 4 19 lite CO NCERNING Acts 10 1 d m lhe Brble, Was Corne ltUS saved before Peter had oc easto n to spea k to h1m ? No' Acts 11 ld The Pe nt ecosta l F 1re IS l rt on South Thi rd Avenue , M tddlepo rt. Ohto Wnte Bob McKenzte. Sales Man ager, Th e Tho s D. Murphy Company, 110 So Second Slreel , Red Oak, Iowa 51566 45760 4 19 6tc the General Fund td the Mileage Fund , as prov1ded by raw, for the reason s set forth m sa1d pet1t1on , and that satd pet1t1on W1ll be for hea rmg on the 24th day of Apnl , 1974 (4) CAN YOU WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION? NOTICE! Reward Sl50 for ihe arrest and convtctton of person or persons who stole my Gravely tractor Tuesday mght Phone Bob Grueser, 992 7365, Rt 3, Pomeroy. I BEAUTIFUL walnut s ter eo raelto am t m ' 8 t rack ta p e combmatton Balance Sl iO92, or term s available Cal l 992 3965 4 16 tf c SYRACUSE 1'1'1 st ory frame, 3 bedroom s, ba th, ful l basem~ nt , a lmost new gas F/J furnace, por ches , large level yard metal fence $6,5QO 00 NEW 1974 ZIG lAG SEWING MACHINES 1n Orlgtnal factory carton z,g zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monogram s and .,_, a ke fancy des tgns w1th 1u st the tw tst of a s mgl e dial Lef t 111 lay away and never been used Wilt se ll for on ly $67 cash, or t e rm s available Phone 992 265 3 POMEROY Furn1 s hed home 3 bedroom s, bath , k1tchen cab mets porches lots of ground $7 100 00 4 16 H e ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner, A 1 cond1hon uses pa per b ags ha s cordw ind er and many a ttac hm ents Also s ham pooer attachment 1n eluded (Only 4 ava• lab le) at S37 70 ca sh or t e rm s availa ble Phone 992 2653 4 16 tfc CARPENTER 2 story tf'ame. 4 bedrooms. 1 'h baths dmmg room. loads of garden space, por'ches, about 2 acres MlOOLE PORT 2 s tory frame , 3 bedrooms, bath, g a rage , trader renta l, several lots $9,500 00 IF YOU NEED A HOME RIGHT NOW CALL US, WE CAN SO LVE MOST OF YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLE MS SI NGER sewing machmes 1972 mode l '" beautiful walnut cab1net Makes desq;;m st 1t ches 119 zag. buttonholes, blmd hems. etc L1ke new Only S89 95 Ca ll Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 00 12 7 tfc GENERAL ElectriC Refngedatr'e, freezer on S1de IMMEDIATE INCOME" Sl5 Come see anyttme Mae Otstrtbutor - part or fu ll t •me Hawk, Wolf P en Road off to supply Company 143 establtshed accounts with 4 21 3tp V11q1l B. l1·,1ford . ~~ RCA CB S D1sney Record s In come poss •bd1 t1eS up to GOLD trump et w1th case, Hrok•'' \1,000 per month Wi th only Screamer 1 5 sp boy's bi cycle 110 ME'ch,1n1c St1Prot $3,500 reQutred tor mv.enfor y with speedometer Phone 992 Pomeroy, Oh1o ·15769 and trammg Ca ll COLLECT 5127 after 3 p m for Mr James (2 1d ) 661 92!)8 4 21 6tc d 21 4tp NEW LISTING - 3 B R log ' BARGA IN' IS OUR MIDDLE ca btn , bath , sp r1ng water NAME at KUHL'B BARGAIN CENTER All appf1ances wood burnmg f.repla ce, a nd 20 ac res of land on blacktop road have 30 day guarant ees FUKNISHED apartm e nt , Refrrgerators S19 95 up , Apt Wonl only 513,500 00 ad ults only Phone 992 5592 s1ze refngerators Sl\9 95. G E NEW LISTING - New 3 B R 4 9 ttc pu shbufton e lectn c ranges all e le ct r1 c hom e · Large $49 95 lust 6 yr s old, 20" gas c losets, n1ce bath , 20' of ranges (4 burner) $45 3 BEDROOM furn is hed Wrmger washers {so m e cab1 nets L1vmg d tnmg 36xl 4, apar t m e nt •n M rddleport. ut1hty wtth' washer dryer 147 Maytags l $45 up . Auto Oh•o Phone ~92 3173 after ft of good ca rpe tmg Block 2 wa shers S45, Elect dryers ' 30 $35, NEW FURNITURE car garage w1fh workshop 4 19 Jtc SAVINGS Reg $69 95 Nearly 2 acres $35 ,500 00 RECLINERS $50, 3 pc tabl e NEW LISTING - 2 bedrooms 2 BEDROOM mobtle home. air set (maple o r war ) S34 95 bath , new gas furnace, large cond1t1on tng - and 1n the Lots of clean U SED furntlure ~ac t ne a r ea Phon e 992 5858 round OAK tables, oak buffe t. porch and 2 lots $9500 00 d 15 tf c NEW LISTING - 2 bedroom wood chrome dtnettes pr corner ch1na cabtnet s w1th mob1le home w 1th central atr TRA ILER 2 bedroom, close to a nd lol, plus pal 1o Rents for ma t ching tab le and 6 sh •efd swtmmmg pool , school and back c h ~trs (2 mast er and 4 $140 OOa month Only $5 ,750 00 shoppmg cenfer Phon e 992 stde), pecan fm1sh S285, oth er 4 BEDROOMS - Ranch type S9U dtnmg rm su tt es from $125, home large bath , n1ce closets, d 21 6t c bedroom su1tes , couches , OS chairs . s t urd y and straight all paneled EffiCient kitchen TRAILER , Brown ' s Trailer maple cha~rs SS , metal des ks. dmlng 1112 acres $18 ,000 00 Park Phone 992 3324 great for students or mom 's SPRING IS HERE , SO ARE 4 14 tfc sewmg , very S~EC IAL $12, THE BUYERS LIS T IT WITH lg se1ect1on occas tables, chests, dressers. str cha1rs , 12x60 MOBILE Home , bath & 1.\lf,IIJ~.lNf) if:doRD even flat top trunks , luggag e 'h, on Ohio Rtver , great for Ill l I 1\J l 1 f i\ I Oh' ~l Open to 1 p m Tu esday thru • boat.ng Phone 992 5278 Sunday KUHL ' S BARGAIN ,-,,<..,()(II\ II ' 4 21 tfc CENTER , Rt 7 " at caut•on ltQht" TUPPERS PLAINS , AT HEN S APT Furn1shed or 992-3325 or OHIO unfurntshed ups tairs 3 rms d 21 6tc suttable for sing le person or 2 992-2378 worktng g 1r1s Walk ing d1stance to downtown $115 '69 RICHLINE fold up camper tra1ter Sleeps 6. used ltttle, mo. uttllttes extra Phone N IC: E 3 bedroom home tor sale SJOO Ph one 667 3858 667 3858 S1 1 000 Phone 99 2 397.5 or 992 , 4 21 6t c 4 21 6tc ...._ 257 1 - --..-----------4 19 tfc 1970 OPE L, newly overhauled , 2 BEDRooM turn •shed 1964 Chevrolet. good con apartmen t. o1o 111oes pood LOCATIONS' d1f1on , Cb" rad io equtpment EXCLUSIVE Depos1t and r e ferences Delux e fu!l featured homes Phone 667 3652 requ.red Adu lts only from S25 000 to $45,000 4 4 21 3tp Bailey' s Store, Middl e por t bedrooms 2 baths 2 c:ar 4 21 3tp garage family room , a1r CLELAND FARMS AND c.o nd•t•oned , large cou nt r'Y 2 BEDROOM trailer , 5 mmutes GREE NHOU SE , A va nety of lot s Vtst t Rock Sprmgs tust from Mtddleport Phon e 992 cabbage and tomato plants Jlh m 1les north of Pomero y 2297 after 4 p m for sale Also, bro ccol• and whe re Rt s 33 and 7 meet 4 21 Jtc cauliflower , sweet peppers, Next to Elementary and new hot peppers, eggplants, head H1gh school Also v•s•t R1ggs lettuce and EASTER Cr est Mano r on Rt 7 lUSt TRA ILER, ut•l•h es furn1sh e d FLOWERS. pansy. mums, past Eastern Jr and Sr Htgh Phone 742 511180 azalea, hydrangea, School For full d etatl s wnte 4 18 6tc geranw m s, petunias, several Fred B Goeg le m , Gr eat kmds of hanging basket s Amencan Homes , 221 W Geraldin e Cleland, Raclne , lAN D 4 ROOM furniShed and St-cond St , Pomeroy or call Oh iO unf u.rn •shed apartments our 24 hour number 1n Phone 992 5434 Co l umbus, 1 239 9681 o~ l2 tt c Bu tld ers of W G Best Homes 4 21 6t c PRIVATE meeting room for any organization, phon e 992 3975 J 11 tfc SPECIAL TEAFORD For Rent Wanted To Buy NO 1 Copper BOc radtator s. 40c . red brass , 40c, battenes. $1 40 M A Ha ll , ReedSVille , Oh!O Phone 378 6249 3 2d tfc OLD auto's , 6or more cars, wt ll g1ve SJ 00 p1ece , 18 cars or more will g ive better pnce Call 985 4297 3 28 He ·tA""Si:l patd for all makes and models of mobil e homes Phone area code 614-423 953 1 4 13 tfc ANTIQUE ctu•lts and tewetrv Also Interested in turntture and d •Shes Call 992 5262 eventngs or morn•ng s 2 20 lfc J UNK Autos. comp lete and delivered Jo our yard We pick up auto bodies and buy a ll ktnds of scrap metals and •ron R1der 's Sa lvage , State Route 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy , Oh10 Phone 992 5468 d 16 26tp us Social Notes 4ft·nr lnven*"'ry ___ _________ _ 1-'"" c,v BY MARTHA HOLSINGER Attendance at Eden Stmday 1 ']JeCl.a • • School Easter Stmday was 141 Three babies were dedtcated No. 1 or No.2 Copper and Sunday evenmg three members were taken in the church. Mr and Mrs . Orval Blake, Per Pound Mr and Mrs. Ervan Blake and Brmg thts coupon, and Larry, Mr and Mrs . Gene deliver yours to The Fields and son, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Green and three children VISited over the weekend with Rev Eldon Blake and Mr. and 79 Depot Street Mrs Eldon Blake, Jr and Athens, Ohio famtly. Monday thru Mr. and Mrs Sol Bigley and Thursday Mr. ana Mrs Robert Webb, 9 ftll4 Laura J ea n and Dwayne Friday Hawk, Mr and Mrs Alva AM FM s tereo radiO tJ 11 oCk Holsinger, Jr , Paul Way ne and '---- 9 hlll2 Noon comblnatton tape player , d sound system s pea-ker Bradley, Emma Vanmeter, va..O furn iture , Oi.!ll\ t dul es , TURF TRIM push lype Balance $108 63, or budget ice bo xes , brass beds, c locks, David and Robert Dewey , terms Calr 992 3965 rotary mower Has Bnggs & dtshe's, des ks, or compl ete 4 3 tfc Frances Holsinger and Stratton engtne, 7 tnch househOldS Wr1te M 0 Miller Rt 4, Pomeroy . Ohio. pla stic wheels loop s tyl e Shannon Mo•xhspaugh spent call t9 2 7760 -~.i~W 3 b edroom home, l,.,"'battl , tubular handle (22 19821 Sunday wtthMartha Hols111ger. 5 13 tfc garage , basement on Gravel H1ll, Mtddleport .. Natura l gas ----. . . , --------Mr. and Mrs. Vtrgil POMEROY LANDMARK already In Phone Dale Holsinger and Aleshla Lynn, Dutton , 9~2 3369. evenmgs Jock W. carsey, Mgr nantea 992 2534 Charlotte Rood and Brei spent Phone 991 2181 1 17 tfc the weekend m Corapohs, AD MINI STR ATIVE Clerk Age 1834,, Med no exp q , Free Pennsylvania With Mr and rm &brd 1caL re DentaL 30 ~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~~--~~~~. .~. . . . . . . . . .~ Mrs. Dawain Durst days pd voc, Call lcollecl) Arm y Oppor tun 1t1eS In Mr . and Mrs . Howard At hens 614 593 .3822 221 Jacobsen Jr and son viSited 3 Monday evehing WIth Martha tc Holsinger. WAITRESSES . car hops ahd Mr. and Mrs . Larry kttch e n help Apply •n person Crew's Ste ak HouSe , Holsinger and family, Mr. and Pomeroy Mrs. Paul Holsinger and son 4 o1 tfc and Mr. and Mrs. Willtam APPLICATIONS only tor meter Moodispaugh and family spent patrolme n and extra po11ce P lease contact Pomeroy Sunday wlUt Mr. and Mrs. PoliCe Department 992 2.d27 Clinton Holsinger and family d 16-ttc Mrs. Eddie Bigley spent sOM-EoNE~t;;,p-;;;;-h-s·pr.ng clearpng Phone 992 2671 . Sunday evening w1Ut Mr . and d 21 6tc Mrs. Sol' B~gley Maid, caH Mart1n Jimmie Lee Carter VISited BAR Restaurant in person Monday wiUt Carl Swain. d213tc 1 ' Mr. and Mrs . Robert COOK or , carhop want ed for PHO~E Rlcbardson and family visited s,yracuse Or1ve In Apply tn person recenUy with Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bigley, --~---------1 3..' 6tp S WIRE • lf so~ Rosenberg-Company MOWERS IHE ;WISEMAN $52s;:o For SaiP. AGENCY 20", 3 H.P. Help b fOR SALE Co~:~:~~----~ 22 --------------- Gallipolis BULLS RACINE 2 STORY PERMA STu N E . 3 BR , LARGE MODERN KITCHEN, l V' BATHS , CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT , 2 CAR GARAGE , ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED LOT ~RICED MID TWENTIE S -------------- -------------- ROYAL OAK FARM RT. 3 POMEROY, OHIO BYRON MILLER • 9_92·2671 OR HORACE KARR 985-3341 CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992-5083 3 BEDROOJ\1\S. LARGE KIT , LIKE NEW CA.RPET, ALUM , SIDING , OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PRICED BELOW MARKET $12,000 OFFICE 4t46 ·364J EVENINGS Bud McGhet-446-1255 E M "lke 0 Wtseman-446 3796 992 -2094 Pomeroy 606 E . Mam . OFFICE SUPPLIES and ' ,. ' DON'T DRIVE A GAS.GULPER OR A GAS HOG Phone Stanley 949, 2789 Bumper to Bumper Service Foreign Cars Welcome VW AND ~A.TSU!I SPECIALIST MATERIALS CO Mason, W. Va . 773-5554 IS YOUR ROOF ' LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? Water L1nes and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and sephc tanks m' stalled See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 -7089 Night 992·3525 or 992 -5232 1962 G M C 2 ton 18 yr Old mare to foal •n June , 2 yr old mare colt One 9 yr old mut e, 600 lb 2 acres of ground can be bought on land contra ct Phone 667 3652 _ _ _ _ ..1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~~ 3tp 1 00 - Tomorrow3 , 4 , News 13 , Take F1ve For L1fe 15 News 4 2 00 - All WEATHER HARDWARE Under New Management Middleport N 2nd . EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 Middleport, 0 Now under' new management. On Most Amer1can Cars RON AND KAREN THOMAS - GUARANTEEDPHONE !l92-2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open BTII5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam , Pomeroy, 0. Stop m and say Hello. Bring I in th1s ad for a Free Gtft. ' - - - - - - - --· ~ COMPLETE VEGETABLES ANO FLOWERS Cabbage, head lett uce . sweet and hO I peppers , many varlet1es of tomatoes soc and 65c doze n F low er s- Petun tas, PansteS , Mangolds , plus many other van e tt es, SOc lo Uc pak Geran•ums and other pot plant s. 10 m ch hangmg baskets petun•aS or vmmg geran tum s, ss oo Por c h boxes , petuntas or pansies, $J 00 or s~ 00 Hubbar'd's Greenhouse 992-5176 Syracuse, 0 BU ILDING constru ct~on, Room add1flons and remode ltng , floor sand1ng and refm1shmg Also c on crete work ~hone 949 3833, B•ssell Constructton 41671p R.'tAuY MIX CONCRt:TE delrvered r1ght to your prolect Fast and easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284, Goeglem Ready M 1x Co , Middleport , Ohto 6 30 tfc II ~· ~ 327 CAMARO Good con d1t10n Phone 773 5706 d 17 5tc -------------1970 OLDSMOBI LE 98 , low m •teage , excellent cond tflon Sell•ng several hundred dol lars below local d eale r pnce Phone 992 3863, after 6 p m , call 992 5844 4 11 6tc -------------- OPEN. ,..ug er Hy sell's Garage near Crossroads on State RoUte 124 , 8 30 to 6 p m Monday through Saturday, Phone 992 5682 or 992 7121 4 12 26tc 1965 PONTIA(.. 1..atal1na 4 $300 Honda motorcycle cc S200 Vernal Well Darw•n Phone 992 5935 d 21 dr 350 681 4tp 1948 CHEVROLET W1th recently rebuilt engme 1961 Oldsmobile each pnced S200 Phone 992 7897 at 525 Broadway 4 21 2tc 1973 VW Super beetle , excellent condtl10n $2,480 Call 992 5933 4 21 3tp I AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR • . PH. 949-3611 + + " EXCAVATING , dozer, loader and backhoe wor'k, septic tanks mstalled. dUm!) trucks and io boys for hire, Wtll naur fill d•rt, top soli, limeston e and gravel , Call Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992 7089 n 1ght phone 992 352~ or 992 5232 ....._ ....,... 2 11 tf ____ ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N. 2nd Ave Middleport, 0. " --------------CARPOING 501 NYLON __ _ SEWING MACHINES Repo service , all makes. 992 228 .. The Fabric Shop , Pomeroy A4thor1zed Smger Sales and ServiCe We Sharpen Scissors 3 29 lfc For p....! ;;, Sale Pets For Sale POOULt:: groom•ng, \~ AKC Toy Stud Ser v1ce, $60 Phone 667 3915 Coolv111e J • 21 Stp -------------GREAT COUNTRY 92.1 BY BARWICK REGULAR $9 95 •7.95 Sq . Yd. ,, Pnce ~ncludes insta llation and free padding Talk to Wendell Grate, carpet consultant President U . Think highly of 15. Altar knlght" words 6. Mother of Pollux 01 "/, - the 16 Mamma _, resurrec- 17. - Yutang 18. BIZet's m as ter· ptece 20. Map 21. Wee bit 22. Kle mpe rer 23. Aspect 25. Com1c, hon " (2 wds ) 8. See 3 Down 13 wds I 9. Arranged m a s~ries Yesterday's Answer 25. Dray !G. Measure 27. Unmarried out 30. Slowly 19. N iggard (mus) 20. An Amer1 31. P resbyter can 33. Smooth 12. lexas city cheese consonant 23. Laud 24.111-fated. Jmxed 36. Espy 37. Romney's cry tresses Aprtl 23 1974 Th1S year you II be able to gel ce rtam lu xu ry •Iems you ile been want tng but cou tdn 1 aMord An ncrease •n your earn ngs •s l•kely 28. Armadillo 29. F1t for tillage 32. AsiAn raver 33. Burning 34. Conger 35. Appre he nded 37. Umte, Join 38. Anctent J ewtsh ascetic 39. - be llum 40. Dutch pamter ILPAT 10 tS/NOVI t J II ] I [CREELY I V' DAILY CRYPTOQUO',l'E- Here's Is Wf1 E;!E 'rOU FIND YOUR5!:.LF WI-\EN THE'i DEMAND CA~ ON THE MRFI:EL _Pritt~~~~-·--IHSWIII ~~-'1 ._I WP r xx:tJ rn '"'" lurd111• f I PRUNE WHEEL HAMPER DISOWN \n ~-.n Where the colu nurtf are lmed up e1er11 dull - to work It: CRYPTOQUOTES by the abon cartoon. Junlhft ~ how AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for a nother In this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single !etten, apostrophes, the length and formatwn of the words are oU hints Each day the code letters ar~ dtlferent J>;ow arrange lhe mcled letters to rorm the surpr1se answer, as ~ I~==:==~~:::::::::=t:,~j~==--•::; I I uggeated 00 p m - WELL, Hf.A.E I 60, '"'"~!::.. 1\olf()ri'T BE.,__ lOtiG.-Ar4C0 wtteM I COII'E. BACI'( FV VZ BCW ENWWX TO DB C JA SLVW LV VWPNQL TO AP ZJNWU . - LPSV Yeaterda:l''a ~loquole: THE FATE OF CIVILIZAUUr. Jlj LIKE NEEDLEWORK. YOU CAN TAKE IT UP AND WORRY ABOUT IT AT ODD MOMENTS.-FRANK SULLIVAN <C 111'14 Klnr Fealureo SJndleato, l~~t.) IN •• :E NEWSPAPF.RS t'IIE ~EERED 01" LVDIA Pii-IKI-lAN\'5 COMPOUND, PERUNA,TANLAC AND THEV.. ·TI1EY... BR-R-R·R! 1'~·····0• 0·· · · THEY'~E HOSTEmR's BITTERS, FOUHD BUT NEVER, MAGIC US,SAriDY! , I, ~!AD's <STILL S"TOPP£0 OP, c.EA'!"If .JIST. PAT I = ANO ~ COFflll. B. Oo ATOMIC I-IEALTW SPECIAL! '' " '. ... I "' Rullilnd, 0. 'N Big Capacity Moytag Automatld 2 speed oreratlon. Choice o water temps Auto. water level control Lint Fllt~r or Power Fin Ag ltltor . Perm•-Pren M•vt•g Ho~!o of Hilt Dryers Surround clothes with gentle, even heat No hQt spots, no overdrylng Fine MoSh Lint Flltor We SptCiltlltln MAY TAG Rtd Carpet Service ~utland Nor!)> Easl Pass Pa ss Pass 3+ 46 Pa ss Pass Pass Pass South 32.. 6t Do board or leave can; while horses ts still tn motton' By Oswald & James Jacoby Jtm "How about some arti~ cles on slam hands We m1ght concentrate on slams m1ssed and m1sb1d " Oswald " Here 1 s an m- terestmg safety play South was a tnne ashamed of hts biddtng After all, seve n spades would be cold aga mst a two-one trump break and he had merely bid s1x. Not that he d1dn' t have a good reason for the underbid. The game was rubber bndge and South wanted to be s ure of the rubber " J1m "I suppose you are gomg to tell me that South led a trump to h1s ace at tr1ck WHA-T DID I lEU.. 'IOU />&Jllf KNIXKIIJ<O THAT WO\JL.D AA\J'B Bee' tJ A. BLLL'S-E'/1:; , lZXi ISEFORE I Roll Candy Stripe W11l1 rubber back. 3.99 sq ~6; N1ce lor bedrooms, dens, kitchens, etc. RUTLAND FURNITURE West l"u , 1 cuu not South was one of those reall1, carefu l players He dtdn t want to make seven He dec1ded to wear s uspe nders and a belt and b e s ure of s1x Therefore, al tr1ck two he led a tru mp from dummy and the bad trump break d1dn' t fmessed h1s Jack After that hurt. He made h1s slam" J 1m "Qu1te a safety play If the unusual finesse had lost South would have been able to w1n the return; draw the la st trump , cash h1s ace of diamonds and get to dummy With the seven of trumps to d1scard hts losmg club' EffiERtt-Yo 1 ·~;;~~~~;~~~~~~~~~i;;;~~~:~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~ ALLEY OOP -10cL.EANourruR STABLES AND sa>JJe OUR FLOOf\5, !!IUT-siGH.'- THE Ol:D SPIRIT OF FREE ~ Sto!OMS f".>-.., ~......, ro t:lE GONto!.r r-~ INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I -.... ' "' "' .. I "' " The b1ddmg has been 22 East Pass Pass Soulh 1. West North Pass 3' • t• ? li STUPID MANAGER You, Soulh hold •K2,AJ765 +B644oQ94 What do you do now• A-Bid four hearts Your hand looks good for game, but IS not at all slammish. TODAV'S QIJESTION Agam the ~1dd mg has gone 1', 3'. Th1s t1me you hold: •K2 'AJ765 tA644oQ94 What do you do _'?"w? 1•. Answer Tomorrow . I. nver 11. Bounded 13. 27th us LITTLE . ORPHAN ANHIE-WH0-0-0r + , I 2. Plowed field 3 Sque a l (2 wds I 4 Negative word 5. "The plumed 41. Hebrew lyre Oswald ,, ' Arnold Grate - 5. Happmess 10. Ptsa·s Myron - " to make s 1x ' RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-4211 DOW N 1. Prophetic 26. Craze 27. Dobbm's Unsc ramble these four Jumbles. one letler to each square, to rorm rour ordinary , words . two and never cou ld recover -We have hundreds of carpet values Your tob can be completed in 1 to 1 weeks. No long waiting period •742 -4211 ACROSS I. Futlle Opemng lead-•Q DOZER. work, 1ar1d cleanng by the acre hourly or c&ntract, farm ponds, roads , etc Large Under New Management dozer and operator with over L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....:...J "'" 20 years e xper1ence Pullms Excavatmg , Pomeroy , OhtO '""4 -lil OMOBILE Insurance b~en' ~ cancelled? ~ Lost your ~hone 992 2478 operator 's li cense Call 9~2 """" 12 19 ttc 7d28 6 lS tfc C BRAOFORD,Au cttoneer Complete Service ' _Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Rac.ne. Oh 10 Crltt Bradford 5 1 If by THOMAS JOSEPH Both vulnerable Now whtle the weather ts sttll cool 1s the best lime. It can lbe tnstalled at your conventence wtth no walttng around tn hot muggy weather Phone 992· 2550 SEPTIC T A NKS cleaned Modern Sanltatlon,992 3954or 992 7349 10 23 tfc ~tAIIIII VJtrr {An••l'n lomorro .,..) CABLE CHANNEL FIIIE Local News 30 - Wa s hmgton Debates 30- Gunsltngers 30 p m - Underworld • • Dear Concerned Talk to your County HeaiUt Nurse, or to the Child and Family Welfare Agency m your town An mvestlgation w1ll be made, and your name wtll not be mentioned And don 't delay' Dtd you know Utat in your stale, a person awa re of child abuse IS reqwre d by law to report 1t• This IS part of your obligatw n as a cttizen - H .AKQ2 YES! SEPT IC TANKS , AROBIC' SEWAGE SYSTE MS CLEANEO, REPAIRED MILLER SA N ITATIO N , STEWART , OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 ttc 7 7 8 9 . makes her sleep wlth him and he has threatened to klll anyone·111 the faMi ly who Jells I can't sign my name, but yo u can print Utls, as the Jlllrenll never read a paper Can I report them without endangering fllyself or my fam ily? - TERRIBLY CONCERNED LlTfLE ORPHAN ANlm. .2+A AIR CONDITION NOW? SendS I lor JACOBY MODERN book ro Wsn ar Bnd ge (clo lh •s newspaper) P 0 B oK 489 Radto Ctty Srarson New York NY10019 EAST · -.Q98 .QJ1054 3 .K 986 Ql09 J742 .JI083 47 5 SOUTH ID) • A KJ 106 5 2 Free Garage Estimates SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REA SON:9oBLE rate s, Ph 446 4782, Ga llipoli s, Joh n Russell Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc ______ 22 • A7 K86 5 3 49 64 WEST DAY OR NIGHT RACINE GARAGE ... RACINE , OHIO ------- ------- Mlddleporf. Pom•~" NORTH PHONE 992-5271 We repa1r lawn mowers and garden tractors Let her know vou're where you want to be and then stop do111g penance It's awfully hard liVlDg with a man who wears a More than suspenders need,ed Pomeroy For Tuesday. April23,1974 f-RIES (March 21-Aprll 191 New bus1ne ss s1tuat•ons should be explored thoroughly You could do well for yoursel1 •I the venture 1s sound and sta· ble TAURUS (April 20·May 20) Yo u should enJOY yourself 11 yo u re mvolved m some c lub work or group endeavor You II m1 x well With the crowd GEMINI (May 21 · June 20) Someone Will do somethmg today to help make yo ur lot a lit tle eas1e r Be sure to mark 11 1n you r book o f lh•ngs to be repa 1d CANCER (June 21-July 221 You II be drawn 1nt o a c loser reta1 10nshtp w1th one you thought had v1ews un like your own You II learn you thmk very mu ch alike LEO (July 23·Aug 22) Yo u ve gamed the adm•ra l•on of one wlio IS re luc tant a1 pre sent to tell you An mterestmg a llachment wtll result VIRGO (Aug 23 · Sept 22) Yo u wont go far wrong a t th1s hme 11 you base your deCISIOns on how you teet about an '" dtvldual She won I let you down LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct 231 woman 2 30 - Doc tors 3 4, i5 G1rl In My L1 le 6, 13. Edge of N•g hl8 , 10 3 00 - Another World 3, 4, 15, General Hosp tta l 6, IJ Pnce ts R1ghl 8, 10 , Book Beal 20 ' 3 30 - One L1fe to ltve 6, 13 , Ph 1l Donahue 4, Ho w to Survive a Marriage 3, 15, Women 20 , Match Game 8, 10 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3, Some'rsel 15 , Sesa me Sl 33 Sesame St 20 Lov e, Amencan Style 13 Lucy Show 8, Huck and Yog1 6 Mov1e " The Secret of the Purple Reef" 10 4 30 - Gilligan 's Is. 6. 13, Green Acres 3, Bonan za 15, J ack pot 4 , Haze l 8 5 00 - Mr Rog ers 20, 33 , Bonanza 3 , Merv Gnff1n 4 Andy Grltlllh 8, B1g Valley 6 , Gomer Pyle, USMC 13 5 3() - Beverly Hillbillies 8. Elec Co 33 , Hodgepodge Lodge 20, Tra1ls West 15, Hogan ' s Hero~s 13 6 00 - ABC New s 13 , Sesame St 20; News 3, 4 Truth or Conseq 6 News 8, 10, 15, L1llas, Yoqa & You 33 6 30 - News 6, 8, 10 NBC News 3, 4, 15, Your Future Is Now 33 , Room 222 13 7 00 - What's My Ltne 8, Dusty's Tra1llJ Elec Co 20. 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Pollee Story 3 4 15 10· 30 - Day at N1ght 33 11 00 - News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15, Janak1 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 , Murder by Proxy 6, 13, Mov1e " Husbands" e, " Three Stnpes 1n the Sun " 10 1 00 - TomorrowJ, 4, News 13, Tak e F tve For L1fe 15 2 00 - News 4 ThiS w II be a very producllve you 11 you devote your !1m to the type o f tasks you en y cbng ORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov 22) oncentrate today on domg th1ngs you fee l w11t add beauty and harmony to you r lifestyle and the li festyle of one very •mportant to you SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 · Dec 21) By be1ng your usua l pleasant se ll you can get per sons pertorm1ng work or serv•Ce fo r you to do l1ltle e)(tras they no rmally wouldn I CAPRICORN (Dec 22 · Jon 19) Ge t out and m1x Ieday You II draw the 1ype o f allen !ton lo yourself that help s g•ve the old ego a needed boost AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) You re likely to feel the urge to do a little shoppmg to get some1h1ng you ve been wantmg for the home You re e ntitled PISCES (Feb 20 - March 20) Cou rt esy and charm w11i won< wonders lor you m yo ur deaf •ngs w th others Just don I lay 11 on too lh1ck day Dear R : Leftover gwlt has nuned more mamages than mf1delity , so work the guilt out wiUt stratghlforward talk Your wife has forg1ven you - why " ptmtsh" he~ more by acttng like a hangdog• She may take your nonexpreSSlveness to mean you're tmhappy w1th her and wishmg you were bac k w1th the other WIN AT BRIDGE ' • 743 1969 31-4 tor Chevrolet ptckup DOZER and back hoe work, Call 949 2822 ponds and sept1c tanks, dlt · 4 19 3tc ch ing service, top soli, h lf dJrt. limestone B&K Ex ca vatlng Phone 99 2 5367 or 992 3861 BUSINES S bul1dmg m down 9 1-tfc town Pomeroy, OhiO Call992 ------r -~------ 3975 or 992 5786 4 2 26tc DON'T fuss , don 't cuss, turr1 over lunk automobtles over to us W1ll pay $5 tor old 1unk cars Phone 1 (304) 773 5890 , Rtverstde Auto Wrecking 4-9 26tc 5 ROOM S and bath '" Syracuse Between 1 acre and 1112 acres of land Phone 992 3135 -4 21 7tc WMI'O'FM GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP 808 W Ma1n St CABLE CHANNELS Local News Operation lntrtgue Country & Western Superstar Theatre - •• Dear Helen. I don 't want to get in trouble , but I can't stand to see this happ<>rung to c htldfen ThiS couple has six chlldren, all under 12 The shack Utey live 1111s filthy- I guess the mother gave up after constant beatings. The IaUter makes all the kids work hard 111 the ftelds, and beats them so that they come to school with big bru1ses. ( The mother 's front teeth are knocked out by him ) He won't let any of Utero see a doctor no matter how s1ck Worst of all Ute 11- ear-old daughter tol y gtrl Utat her IaUter But now do you erase what s hould never have happened • ROM TUESDAY, APRIL 23,1974 6 00 - Sunrise Sem mar 4, Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Cor1cern & Cmment 10 6 25 - Farm Report 13 6 30- Bible Answers 8, News 6. F1ve Mmutes to L•ve By 4 Rev Cleophus Rob1nson 13 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Farmt1me 10 , Mornmg Report 4 7 00 - Today 3, 4, 15, CBS News 8, 10 , f1ck Van Oyk e 13 , Osmonds ·6 7 30- Rocky & Bullw1nkle 13, New Zoo Revue 6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo B, 10, New Zoo Revue 13, Sesame St 33 Jeff's Collie 6 8 25 - Jack La La nne 13. 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 5.1 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D1 xon 4 , Fnendly Junction 10 , AM 3, Phil Donahue 15 , Abbott & Costello 8, Wild, W1ld West 6, Mov1e " Tender 1s the Night" 13. 9.30 - To Tell the Truth 3; Secret Storm 8 9· 55 - Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 10 00 - Dinah Shore 3, 15 , Company 6, Joker's W1ld 8, 10 10. 30 - Jeopardy 3, 4, 15 , Gambll8, 10 11 uo - W• zard of O::lds 3, 4, 15 , Mike uougtas () , ~asswora IJ Now You See It 8, 10 II 3() - Brady Bunch 13, Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15 , Loveol L1le 8, 10 11 55- CBS News 8, Dan I mel's World 10 12 00 - Password 6 , Jackpot 3, 15 , News 8, 10, 13, Bob Braun's 50 50 Club 4 12 30.....Sphl Second 6. Search tor Tomorrow 8. 10 Celebnty Sweepstakes 3, 15 12 45 - Elec Co 33 12.55- News 3, 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6, 13 , Concentration B Not For Women Only 15, What's My Line ? JO. 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3, 4, 15 , Let's Make A Deal 6, 13 , As the World Turns 8, 10 2 00 - Day sot Our L1ves 3, 4, 15 , Guidmg Light 8, 10 , Newlywed Game 6, 13 "For Free Est1mate 1nqu1re now about a beautiful new roof m fashion colors N 2nd Ave. ~hatT;u~ orLCon~eq8uencces 3, /o Wtlktnson Small Engme 992-3092 w Ma Pomeroy, 0 1n 399 Located at Modern Supply small Eng.ne Repair AU WEATHER HARDWARE 1 700pm 7 30 p m 8 30 p m 9 30 p m By Helen Bottel Erring Husbaoo Can't Furgt• Dear Helen: I never thought I would need help, but here I am, 49 years old, marrted 24 years, happtly for Ute most part, a nd in trouble because I had an aHatr wtth my partner's wife I don 't know how it happened - I'm not the type to cheat or if I ever loved U!lS woman. She had bad a few expenences ~d finds tl easy to step out as her husband IS eastly fooled My wife IS very affectionate. She thought I was s 1ck durmg thiS past year - until she found out about Ute affair a monUt ago. She was hurt, but gave me the cboice, and I chose to stay home . Thank God my children and my partner don't know ' Since Uten I have not seen \he other woman. Utou2h she keens call111g me, begg111g me to come back. I think I can hold out, but Ute problem IS, though my wife bas forgtven , we fmd 1t hard to forget I can't seem to express myself to her as I once dtd. 1 feel like a hypocrtte and my gutll gets m the way. My wife, a wonderful person 10 all ways. says she feels msecure and unwanted, whtch IS far from the truth I love he r more than ever 0 Phone 742-4673 742-5595 B11l Brown, Owner Rutland, Ohio HOGG & ZUSPAN ' Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay. Pomeroy FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES & SERVICE HOME ALARMS 4 Us. Beat the Clock 4, News 6 10 , Y me ' •reus! 13, Wall y's Workstiop 15 , El e ctrl c Company 20 , Great Decis io ns 33 7 30 - That Good Ole Nashvol le Mus1c 3, Buc~ O..ens 8, ~ollywood Squares 4, To Tell The Truth 6. Mun•c pal Court Beat the Clock 13, Wacky World of Jonathan Wrnters 15 ~ock, St~ck and Barrel 20 , Ep1sode Ac t 1on 33 ' 8 - Mag1clan 3, 4, 15, Amencan Heritage 6 , 13, Gu ns mo ke B. 10 , Owen Wtngra ve 33 , Theater In America 20 9 O?A- Three In One 3, 4, 15, Movie 6. 13, Here's Luc y 8 Mov 1e rrowhead" 10 ' 30 - MDick Van Dyke 8, John Bassette · This Time Aroond 20 00 edlcai Center 8, News 20, Paul Nuchlms 33 11 00 - l',lews 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15 J anakl33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3. 4, 15, Ring Once For Dea th 6 13 ~ov les " The T1ger Makes Out" 8 , "Lure of the Wlldern'ess" BROWN'S FIRE & SAFElY EQUIPMENT Bu1lt to 'our ::,pees Delivered to Job S1le ' FURNITURE Ph 9n·2174 WOOD TRUSSES idS>:- 7 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED . STEREO For Sale or Trade From the large st Truck or Bulldozer Rad •ator to the s mallest Hea ter Core Nathan Btgas Radtator Spectaltst 777 Pearl Street Middleport, Oh1o Phone 9'92 -5367 or 992 3861 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 4 3Gu - Gre;er1 Acres 3, Jac:;kpot 1 4, Gtll•gan's Island 6 , Ha zel 8 1lhgan s Island 13. Bonanza 15 ' 5 % - Bonanza 3 Merv Grlflln 4, Big llaMey6 , Andy Gr~ft 1 th 8 lslef Rogers 20, 33 ; Gomer Pyle, USMC 13 5 30 - Beverly Hlllb11lles 8, Electr ic Company 33 Hogan 's 6 ~eroes 13 , Trails West 15 , Hodgepodge Lodge 20' s - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15, 13 . Sesame Street 20 , Truth or Con 6 equences 6, Personality and Behavioral Developm ent 33 ~~l ~BC News 3, 4, 15, ABC News 6 , CBS News 8. 1o, Room Radl .. to S.K EXCAVATING COMPANY RUTLAND 140 DAY TEST RECORD 205 DAY WEIGHTS INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING ROOF PAINTING for Rent or Lease ' POLLED HEREFORD NELSON DITCHING SERVICE _____ _______ _ E«PERIENCED Water , Electnc, Ga s, Sewer Lines m s tatled Work guamnteed Dozer , Backhoe, Truck s Ltmestone & F1ll Otrt Commerc•al ~es1dent1al Cons truct•on & Remodel HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR 992·2219 or 992-2568 6 ROOM 1 floor plan house With bath A n1ce detached ga rag e, 16 11? FT FIBERGLASS out exce ll ent locat1on •n Mtd bo a rd 80 h p Mercu ry dl epor t Phone 992 39G4 or comp lete Wtth tr a11er Phon e co nta ct Char les LISle, 985 4176 Sy ra cuse 4 21 61p 4 16 6tc __,_ +++ MONDAY. APRIL 22 , 1974 ~ TEREO Wa ln ut AM F M Rad 10 8 tra ck tape com bmaflon Balan ce $110 73 or term s ava il able Phon e 99 2 3965 2 14 tt c l;elevision Log Business Se.r vices ~ TRI\WBERRY . hatr shift, and if you don't believe m e, ask your wife 1- H I I 1 'I • , \ \ �., ' 10 _ Ttw I?mJy Sent mel, Midrlleport -Plll tiCrt'Y· 0 .. Mundc~y. r\pn l :.!1. 1!174 . \ ' Ll _ M~~;~~:;:~~N~e~~~:o·:~s~~1~~~:e~: wah 0 rrl a N in e Dr:o ps Two Games Haven, died Sunday at Otlte T. Bum garner, and Ons Veterans Memor1al Hospital G Bumgarner. both of Route 1. following a lingenng tllness Leta rt, W Va , and a sister, She was born May 29, 1892, tn ...Mrs . Edna Roush, New Haven the Umon Commumty , the Mrs Roush was a •rember of daughter of the late Taylor and the New Haven United Sarah Hoffman Bumgarner. Methodtsl Church and had She was also preceded m death c been an active member of the by her husband , T Bert Roush. WSCS of that church She m 1966. belonged to the Rhododendron Survt vmg ar e two ste p- Homemakers Club . daughters, Mrs Helen CunFuneral se rvices wtll be held ningham of Hunltngton, and at 1,:30 p m Tuesday at the New Hav en Unt ted Church with Methodtsl Veterans Memorial Hospital the Rev . J . Wtlltam SATURDAY ADMISSIOI"S - Howard Russell,' Pomeroy, DeMoss and the Rev Robert Bumg~rner offtctating Judy West, Colum bus Fnends may ca ll a t the SATURDAY DISCHARGES - Bonme Mathews, Lorena Foglesong Funeral Home after Swtsher, Wtlliam Buchanan, 3 p.m. today The body wtll be James Pickens, Mabel Beatty, taken to the church one hour Floyd Rupe, Clara Adams, before the Tuesday servtee Goldie Lawson, Thomas where tt will he in state. Bunal wi11 be In Umon Cemeterv Roush, Sadte Trussell. . . near here. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Brenda Graham, Columbus ; Holzer Medical Center Charles Henr} Klem, Jr., 1Births) Middleport ; Besste McDaniel, April 19 - Mrs. Carl Middleport ; Joseph Pettit, Pomeroy; David E. Jenkins, Francies, Galhpohs, son. Mrs. Mtddleport: Basil Cremeans, Mtles ,S Epling, Pt. Pleasant, Rutland ; Luctlle Gtlmore, son Mrs Denms Boyd , Middleport, Edward Wtllett, Pomeroy, son April 20 - Mrs. Floyd Po.meroy ; Ruth Bennett, Long Lund rum , Jackson, daughter; Bottom; A;ery St. Clair , Mrs. Ron Stephens, Thurman, Pomeroy daughter SUNDAY DISCHARGES April 21 - Mrs. Jim Spears, Judy West, Flora Murphy, Brenda Graham, Samuel Vmton, son Mrs Ralph Ross, Rairden. Ida Goeglem , Maggte Mason, son. Gtlmore. COMES HOME Mrs. Ruth Hennessy has returned to her home on Mulb erry Ave., Pomeroy, following hospitaltzatton in New Wilmington, Pa., and conv~ Iescence at the home of her daug hter, Mrs Irwin Eubanks. Mrs. Hennessy ts recovering from a fractured hip suffered in a fall at home last November '. . ~ month before tourney actLOn sacrificed both runners up a begms In the fir s t game Rick Coach Grant Barnette 's Hesson pttched a ftne game Wahama Whtle Falcon baseball nine took advantage before losmg out whe, the Blue Devils scored an unearned run of the beautiful weather on Saturday by playing a tnple · m the bottom half of the sixth mning. header at St. Mary's St. Mary 's got one run off The Whttc Falcons fell to the Blue Devtls m the opener 2-1 Hesson m th"' first innmg on but lashed out twelve htts m the two sing les and a double steal second contest to wm by a 9-1 to take an ear ly lead. Wahama tied the score m the score In the nightcap the St. Mary's h1tters came alive to thtrd frame when Robbie bom4 the Falcons 14-4 in ftve Belcber walked, stole second and then rode home when Greg tnmngs Camp singled. The three games on Saturday Hesson lost his btd for vtctied yet still another record of tory number eleven when the most games played I 31 m Wilson struck out but reached one season by a county team hrst on an error by the catcher The White Falcon record now Poling then singled but Wtlson stands at 22-9 wtth JUSt under a was held at second. Copeland base before Rea squeezed the BY GAKY CLARK Market Report GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Aprll20, 1971 SALES REPORT OF Ohio Valley Livestock Co. STOCKER , CATTLE STEERS - 200 to 300 lbs. 45 50 to 47; 300 to 400 lbs. 4!lo 43 ; 400 to 500 lbs 38.50 to 42.75; 500 to 600 lbs 38 to 40 ; 600 to 700 lbs 33.75 to 40; 700 lbs. and Over 35 to 39 50 HEIFER CALVES - 250 to 300 lbs. 42 to 40; 300 to 400 lbs 37 50 to 41.50; 400 to 500 lbs. 35 to 41.25 ; 500 to 600 lbs. 34 50 to 40; 600 to 700 lbs 33 to 38; 700 lbs. and Over 32.50 to 40. STOCK COWS & BULLS (By The Head) - Stock Cows 210 to 320; Stock Cows and Calves 325 to 465; Stock Bulls 275 to 390; Baby Calves 25 to 90, (By The. Pound) - Canners & Cutters Cows 28 to 32; Holstem Cows 31 to 35.20; Commercial Bulls (1,000 lbs. -and Over) 38 to 41. VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 lbs. to 200 68,50 to 71.75; Medium 200 lbs. to 300 51 to 64.50; Culls 55 Down LAMBS- Tops 90 lbs. to 110 34.25 to 36; Seconds 751bs. to 80 20 to 28; Ltghts 40 lbs. to 65 20 to 27; Stock Ewes By the head 15 to 32. SHOATS - 12 to 30. N BA Playoff s Schedule and Results By Untted Press International East ftnai- Boston 'w'S NY (Boston l eads 3 11 Apr 14- Boston l l J 'NY 88 Apr 16- Boston 111 NY 99 Apr 19 - NY 103 Boston 100 Apr 21 Boston 98 NY 91 Apr 2d - a t Boston , 7 lOp m ~o: Apr 26 - at New York, T BA ~o: Apr 28 - at Boston. TBA We s t f1nai- Ch1cago v s Mil wauke e (Milwaukee leads J Ol Apr 16- MII 10 1 Chcgo 85 Apr 18- MII 113 Chcgo 111 Apr 20- Mil 113 Chcgo 90 Apr 22 - at Chr;go, 8 30 p m )( Apr 25 - at Mil , T BA x Apr 28 - at Chcgo , TBA • x Apr 30- al Mil, T BA x T1me to be announced Marriage License Max Steven Grueser, 26, Shade, Rt. 1, and Barbara Jean Ltghtfoot, 23, Pomeroy, Rt 2 run m. · Wahama came olive m the seeond game by sconng m ever mmng to post a 9-1 win. The Whtte ~'a lcons scored two runs Ill the first, Olle each Ill the second a nd third, two m the fourth, and one each in the fifth, stxth and seventh frames. St. Mary 's notched one run in the secon,d mnmg off wmmng pitcher Robbie Belcher who's Record is now 2~. The Whtte Falcon httting attack was led by D;ytny Gardner. Mtke Lewis and Greg Camp who all had perfect days at the plate. Gardner lashed out four straight htts while Lewis had three mcluding a thp le, and Camp two. WfNS CONTEST BEAVER, Okla (UP! ) Mutt Standefer tgnored gusty wtnds and a gagg le of polittcians to wm the annual world champtonship cow chip throwmg contest during the weekend. Standefer, an Oklahoma Department of Wildlife employe competing in the VIP diviston composed mostly of poltltctans, thre" hts 10-ounce piece of cow manure 119 feet tnto the 20 to 35 mile an hour wmd down Main Street to outdtstance all other competitors. BOOSTERS TO MEET The Syracuse-Minersvtlle Baseball Boosters wtll meet LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in down- Tuesday at 7·30 p. m. at the new municipal butlding. All town Pomeroy at 11 a m. parents are urged to attend. Monday was 68 degrees wtth light ram falhng fN SCHOOL Brenda Templeton, LODGE TO MEET fNHOLZER Columbus. formerly of Twin City Shrmettes wtll Nellie Ebhn, Pomeroy, is a Pomeroy, received her patten! at Holzer Medical meet Thursday at the diploma from the American Center. Her room number is Columbus and Southern Ohio School, Ch1cago, Ill ., on Feb. Electrtc Co. at 7:30p.m. 411. ,14, and ts now attendmg the Amertcan School for Ltcensed Pracltcal Nurses in preparatiOn for two years at . OSU WfNS Ohto State Umverstty where COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio she will st udy fu rther to State University gplfers won become a licensed practical their own tournament - the nurse Kepler Invttatwnal - Sunday by 11 s trokes over the University of Kentucky team CLt:JB TO MEET I't was the third stratght week MINERSVILLE The the Buckeys have ended up on Wildwood Garden Club will top m tournament play, wm- -·-·-\~.. ., ' .. ;:. :. , meet Wednesday evemng at ning the Ashland and Hunr;' II • ~· ...., I• r 1 " ·" \ to•' ' \ ~ · 1-- ,/ ' the home of Mrs Mason tmgton titles the previous two ' J_. . • Fisher. weekends. Ohto State took the --~ .~ 1 Kepler wtth a 1182 total score, ' ,, ' whtle Kentucky finished with MEETTONIGHT • 1193 and Mtchigan State took RACINE - The Racine third with 1195. Mtamt was . Baseball Assn . will meet at fourth at 1198. 7:30 tonight at the junior high school here. PHOTo-FINISH WfN NORTH RANDALL, Ohto I ' (UP! ) - Blaze of Honor, a four-year-old ftlly ndden by Tommy 1\'lex~.rs, scored a ' photo-finish victory over Nancy Be Good at Thistledown Race Track Sunday to capture the $16,525 Oh1o Matron Stakes. · - • 'Fav'ored Angenora finished ' third. The winner covered the six furlongs in I : 13 I-Ii and paid $7 .40, $4.40 and $2.80 and picked up first money of $10,410.75 for owners J. B. Roach and T. J. Selby. Danny Gardner owned three of them in three olftcial trtps to the plate Gardner went 0-3, 4-4 and 3-3 m the three games to give htm an tmpressive 7-10 day Danny also stole home in the second game for the third time in three days. He has a total of four steals of home this season and needs only three mote to lte the state record which is unofficially seven steals of Danny Harmon and Rtck Hesson collected the other three hits for the Falcons with Harmon gettmg two base knocks and Hesson one. · In the thtrd game the Blue Devtls exploded for ten runs in the very inning to coast to an easy 14-4 vtclory in ftve m- too sensible to wanl 1t" , . Of course the do If -yourself jobs are meant for the p;,en to do But. 1t's amaz•ng how many of the small jobs that can be done (and en1oyed) by the woman of the house CA!r " FRIENDLY ONES" will be happy to help, woth s·u\IQe,;tions on "how to" to I .. I' I, I ( . ,' - i,' j> Introducing ... A great collection of related separates for the fashion .conscious woman. This all new fashion ensemble is made fr'om a new, unqiue boucle filament yarn called Chavanox. ... '"'' Your financial RECORDS SET COLUMBUS (UP! )- Nearperfect weather conditions for the three-day runmng of the 37th annual Ohto Relays helped produce a number of new meet records, including a 0:09.2 mark m the 100-yard dash by Mtchigan State Junior Marshall Dill Dill, 6, 2, 195, bettered by one-tenth of a second the record set by Thane Baker in 1956 and equaled by Nate .Adamse in 1962, Is kept accurately and conveniently ... by skilled personnel with the most modern I • eqmpment when you I ' bank with us. ' of most banks, of This is true course. The d1fference is m how we go beyond the ua ua I to take care of ypur other banking •ervice needs. HiE tARMERS BANK CfNCINNATIAN WfNS CHICAGO ( UP!) - Mrs. Gerry Titcomb, 29, a Cincinnati housewife, won the Chicago women's pocket btlliards qualifymg tournament, defeating Madelyn Wlntlow of Detroit 75-71 m 41 mnings . The victory earned Mrs. Titcomb, a berth in the U S. 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Pomeroy, Ohio I Cha;vanox is washable and si1rink resistant made of 68 per cent. acetate and 32 per cent nylon. It's soft; subtle, and as light as dan be.- Its durability is amazing, and the colors are incredibly rich . . I ,J \ \ \ \ P0MEROf Bud Spencer lPG) Show Slarls 1 p.m. I ' ' / •' .' .'I . ' MRS. ROBERTA WILSON. PRINCIPAL at the Salem Center Elementa r; School, presen1s ribbons to the top wmners of the sc hool's cultural arts program Wmners of the lop honors wtll have theu· work judged on the distnct lcvel at the distnct PTA meetrng tn Mtdd leporl next month The Winners from the left are Tanuny 1 ~ard, PIImar} div isiOn, visua l arts , Patu Dugan, wtermediate division, essay, Katrma Hale, Intermediate divisiOn , ' ' ' ' • '. ' ' . vJ s u<-~1 arts , and HARRISONVILLE ELEMENTARY-School conservatwn poster wmners mcluded front row, I tor, Shclw Bmg, Pearl Althouse, Curt is Spencer, fourth, f1 fth and .:nxt11 grc~df's, respecti vely, f1rst places, second ro\\, l to r, W1lha rn Don ohue. Amta I.ee . Andrea T\\ eraser , fourth, ftft h and s1xth Greg Walker, intermediate division, poetry NOW YOU KNOW The ftrs t Umted Swtes Mmt was se t up tn Phtlade lplna m 1792 and provtded for the mmtmg of copper gold and Si lver com~ 40 hurt . . \ run, scored four runs, three RBI's and five stolen bases. Camp :\-7 all smgles, three RBI's two stolen bases. nmgs St. Mary's bombed two White Sayre 3-7 All singles, four stolen bases. t' alcon hurlers for 14 htts in the Hesson 3-8 all singles, two marathon. Of those 14 safe stolen bases. blows seven were for extra home m one season. Lam bert 1-3 single. bases; three doubles. three Wahama as a team stole 28 Russell One stolen base triples and one home run . Wahama scored four runs on bases over the three game stint Belcher Two stolen bases. j!tght base hits but tt proved to to gtve them a total of 234 on be ten fUllS to little as the Blue the year for an average of 7.5 Wahama wtll go to then hilt Devils won the game when the · steals per game The Wahama htthng totals nine ttmes this week weather ten run rule was enforced. permitting. Today they are at · on the day were as follows: Of Wahama's e1ght htts Gardner 7-10 four smgles, Williamstown for a 3: 30 contest. Then they cross the rtver to take on Martella a 6:00p.m. On Tuesday they go the FORDANDKENNEDYLEAL Eastern. Wednesday they will "DES MOfNES, Iowa (UP!) find themselves at Hannan- Vtce Prestdent Gerald Ford (Continued from Page I) Trace On Thursday they and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy Armour, prestdent of Projec- return home for a twm bill wiUt D-Mass., are the leadmg conltons Systems, wbose offtce Hannan. Friday Buffalo comes tenders for the Republtcan and was m the explosiOn buildmg. to Mason and Belpre closes out Democraltc presidential' nomina !tons, according to a poll in "! have half a million dollars the week with a Saturday worth of inventory in that double header at Wahama. Sunday's edition of the Des butlding." Moines Register. The Untied Nations Missions The Regtster's poll said 31 of Burundi and Indonesia are per cent of Iowa Republicans SURGERY EXPECTED located 10 the buildirig and the interviewed favored Ford as Jtmmy Qualls, Pomeroy, a U.N. Mission from Nepa! has their nonunee for Prestdent, offices in the adjoining apart- patient at Holzer Medical while 47 per cent of the Ce nter , wtll undergo hip Democrats polled chose Ken- ment house. Other InStitutions and firms His room number is surgery. nedy. located there include the 322. Asked to select the man they American Board of Nuclear would vote for tl an election Medicine, Ace Linotype Co. . were 'held today, Iowans polled Inc., American Archives of said they would pick Kennedy World Art Inc., American ACTIONSFILED over Ford for Prestdent 43 to 40 College for Girls at Istanbul, • Suits for divorce filed in per cent. American University of Beirut, ._Meigs County Common Pleas Anatolia College, Association Court Saturday were by for Advancement of Behavior Ronald Butcher, Pomeroy, Rt. BODY RECOVERED BRECKSVILLE, Ohio (UP!) Therapy, Athens College, The 4, against Sharon Butcher, - The body of John Zmorow- Center for Community Re- Columbus, charging gross skt , 23, Twinsburg, was re- search, Midland Commercial neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, and by Maywood covered from the Ctlyahoga Corp. Mrs. Marta Salles, who lives Johnston , Portland, Rt. I, River here Sunday more than a on the ninth floor in the against Thelma Johnston, month after he was reported missing. He was on a raft rid- building nexi door, said she Syracuse, charging gross ing down the river March 10 ·was inJured and "my apart- neglect of duty and mental ment was totally destroyed." cruelty. when swept over a falls. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY C),_,W I "Of course 1t's a man 's world · A woman would be \ two doubles and one trtple, five stolen bases. Harmon :HI all singles, seven stolen bases Lewis 5-9 two smgles, one double, one trtple, one home gr ades, respectively, second p hil'P.S. thtrd row. J to , . Hodnev Kmg Ra ndy Kennedy and Belinda Whrtungton . fuw·th , f1fti1 and Si xth grCJdes, rcsp4.Jctlvely, thtrd plctl'l'S. • IA>mted To The VOL. XXVI NO 7 Conservationists go to the schools BY BOB HOEFLICH Once complicated ru les for the annual poster contest of the Meigs Soil and Water Conservahon Dtstrtct were stmphfted tl»s year. To this end, the distnct superVIsors determined to gtve more recognition at the local school level in contrast to emphasizing county winners. Representatives of the dislrtct office therefore began making their rounds Monday to present pmes to the local school wtnners to fourth, fifth and stxth graders Makmg the presentations Monday afternoon at Harnsonvllle, Salem Center and Rutland schools was Rex Shenefield, promment western Me tgs dairyman, of the board of supervtsors Mrs. Leota Young of the local office asststed Shenefield. First place winners tn the contest which stressed conservatton m all its phases recetved $3 and a blue nbbon , second place winners $2 and a red ribbon , and thtrd place wmne rs $1 and a white ribbon. Wtnners were patd tn '' Kennedy " stlver dollars. The first two winners in each grade m each school wtll have thetr posters entered in the county compet1110n where addittonal pnzes will be awarded. Personnel from the local office wtll spend through Thursday at the participating elementary schools to present prtzes The accompanymg photos were taken Monday at the three schools vistled wtlh Shenefield makmg the presentatiOns Money for prizas, ribbons and conservatton booklets was provided by the Farmers Bank and Savmgs Co , Racine Home Nahonal Bank, Pomeroy National Bank, Citizens Natio~al Bank and the Me igs County Branch, Athens Savmgs and Loan. . By United Press International COLUMBUS - AN ECONOMIST WITH the Center for Business and Economtc Research at Ohio State University satd today unemployment m OhiO has far surpassed the natwnal average, mainly because of layoffs in the auto industry . Professor James Yocum satd the number of unemployed m Ohio m February was 200,200, a 14.6 per cen!Ancrease over January, 1974, and an mcrease of 22.6 per cent over February, 1973. In the nation, there were 5,140,000 unemployed "1 February, an increase of 2.6 per cent over January, 1974, and a 6. 10 per cent increase over February, 1973, Yocum satd TEL AVIV - LABOR MINISTER YITZKAH RABIN, a war hero turned polttician, moved to form a new coalition government today after Israel's leading pohttcal party chose htm to succeed outgoing Prime Minister Golda Metr. Rabm, the son of Russian unmigrants , would become Israel's ftrst "sabra" naltve bom leader tf he accomplishes the difficult task of putting together a workable coalitiOn. . The freckle-faced, 52-year-old Rabin conceded, however, the "real possibility" he would fatl to fmd enough coahtion partners and have to ask President Ephraim Katzir to call new ele~tions. The Labor party's Central Commtttee selected Rabin Mondpy to succeed Mrs. Meir, one of Israel's founders He defeated Information Minister Shimon Peres by a 29\1-254 vote wtth stx committee members abstaining. . PITTSBURGH -SEVERAL OF THE N~TION'S largest oil producing comparues, mcluding Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) and Ghlf Oil, have reported first quarter earnings considerably higher than a year ago. Gull satd Monday its first quarter figures at $290 million, or • $1.49 per share, up 76 per cent over the 1973 quarter when income was $165 million, or 80 cents a share. Indiana Standard's first quarter f1gures for 1974 were even more tmpressive with estimated earnings of $210 milhon. 81 per Cent higher than for the same pertod the prevwus year. The per share figures were $3.13, compared wiUt$1.74last yea/ for the same three months (Contmued on page 10) ' I. lnll're.~t.~ coun ty and wtll contmue to restde m St. Paris A graduate of Pomeroy Htgh School, Dalla s received h1s bachelor of scte nc~ degree in 1953 from Demson Umver sity , hts master degree from Ohto Slate Umverst ty m 1956, and has completed add tti onal graduate work a t Ohto Umversity at Athens Dallas began hts career as a teacher and admm1strator tn Flonda in 1956-57 After teachmg and d1rectmg lh e band m Mtddlep ort, 1957-59, he became principal and supenntendent of the Western Local School Dtstnct (Rutland , Salem Center ) m 1960 He was . the ftrst superintehdent of the Northwestern Local School Dtslrict 1Rutland , Sa lem Center, Harrtsonvt llel m 196062, and of the Southea stern Local School Dtstr1ct 1n Clark County from 1962 to 1967 when NEW YORK (UP! ) - The defense gets its ftnal say to the Mttchell-Stans Jury today m summations of a trial that already has become a piece of Amertcan history, a drama that a playwrtght rrught have lttled "Cabmet to Courtroom " Federal Court Judge Lee P Gagliardi told the nine-man, three-woman jury that defense attorn eys Walter J. Bonner-and Peter Fleming Jr. would take "probably all day" summmg up the defense they have presented in 34 days for former ' Attorney General John N. Mtlchell and former Commerce Secretary Maurtce H. Stans. The JUdge said the government would sum up Wednesday morning, that he would deliVer his charge -explaining the law and the case -durmg the afternoon. and " the case wtll be submitted to you probably Wednesday afternoon ." Never before have two former presidenttal Cabmet offtcers been on trtal together, and the only previous trtals of former Cabinet officers took place in 1926. Harry M. Daugherty got a hung jury m his defrauding case. Albert B. Fall was convicted of acceptmg a bribe and served a year in pnson. Daugherty had been attorney general and Fall, secretary of the interior in the scandalridden Harding admtmstration. . today . I ., Prcs1dent wa s unde1 pressure fr om VIce Prcstdent Gerald R Ford to give the commlltee wh~tl 1t The GEORGE DALLAS llC\\' pulJIH.' he \\ ent to the G1aham Lo(al School Dtstn ct Dallas restdes 111 St Pans, OhiO, ·.,H th Iu s \-\Ife and four chtldren who tnclude Btll, a first-year student at Bowling Green Stale Umverstly, Steve, a Graham Htgh School JUiliOr . and Mtke and Mtssy , both students at Graham South Elemen'""y. Burns talks: stocks sink NEW YORK (UP!) -Climbing mterest rates and a Iough monetary stance by Federal .Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns pulled stocks broadly lower at the openmg loday on the New York Stock Exchange. Trading was moderate. The Dow Jones industrial average had fallen 1.25 to 857.32 shortly after the opening. Declines held a two-to-one edge over advances among the 385 stocks lraded. Burns's statement' Monday cunf1rmmg his determinalion to keep the lid on the nation 's monetary aggregates mighlltave cheered some on Wall Street who ~~:;:n~~; ~i~~~ ~~::!;~~~~~ she~~o~s ~u~~~~d~~~~~:rw;~: nation's econom) can turn upward in the second half of 1974, as had been wtdely hoped. b1 one of Burns's strongest antJ-utflationary ::·· ·. · statements in months , he said, " We are not going to sit } back and prepare a monetary path for a contmuation of rapid inflation. On the contrary, we hope to do our part in subd wng it. Let there be no mistaking our determmation in doing this.' ' · ·: •, -: j:j,~_; -: ·:.· ·: _:_:_:: ::: ~:~ :=: :::::. ::: :=: -~ ·:: ::: PHON E 992 2156 w~mts " I hope and trust tn the next 48 to 72 hours the Whtte House y,ill cooperate "'th the House Judtctary Comnuttee," Ford told th e Amencan Newspaper P ubhshers Assoctalion co nvention m New York Monday " I hope the Whttc House .. ill follow tha t pattern. ['vc told htm 1Ntxon ) he should do anythmg rea sona ble to clear thm_gs up " But even as the President prepared hts reply to the impeachment panel's ftrst demanU, 1t was d1sclo!'led MondHy that the committee has sent the White House a second request for stall more mformat10n 42 Tapes Subpoenaed Committee sources have Indicated this may deal wtth contrib utiOn s from milk cooperi:ili ves and the ln te rnaltonal Telephone & Telegraphcorp The JudiCiary Commi ttee last Aprtl II, subpoenaed 42 wos stall reviewing several opt1 ons on the "content and form" of hts response to that request They tndt ca led tha t the Prestdent's reply probably w1ll be tn the form of submltttng voluminous copies of ed ated tr cmsenpts which N1xon beheves wtll be sufftctent for the 1nqu1ry But th e respons e, probably on Wednesday. was expected to fall short of the actual tapes demanded m the subpoena Offtcials deptcted Ntxon 's Waterga te la\-\oyers and staffers as "shaken by requests for even more" matenal m the tmpeachment probe Rep Edward Hutchtnson of Mtch1gan , ranking Repubhcan on the commtttee told reporters Monday he and Chatrman Peter W Rodino Jr., D-N J both agreed on the need for the second request Charge Denied Gerald L Warren , deputy presidential press secretary, Monday dented a charge by Sen. Cha rles H Percy, R-lll . that the adm imstratton was delaying release of mformatton to the tmpeachment panel Saturday is Rutland fWid raising day RUTLAND ~ Saturday will be fund ratsing day for the baseball teams of the Rutland area. Saturday the boys wtll hold tag day in Middleport, Pomeroy and Rutland. All youngsters takmg part and their parents are to meet at the Rutland gymnasium at 6 30 7.m. · At 4 p.m. Satu<day, an ice cream social and bake sale will be held at the Rutland gymnasium, to be followed by a square dance at the Rutland gym from 8 30 to mtdmght. Live mustc wtll b~ provtded. All proceeds from the day 's acttvlties will go to the Rutland boys .teams. I TEN C ENT~ EXTENDED OUTLOOK A warming trend. Fair Thursday, highs in the upper 50s and 60s, lows in the 30s. A chance of thundersho>\ers Friday and Saturday with highs in the iOs and lows in the 50s. Goodyear has record sales almost to the pomt of obstruclton of JUSttce " ! th mk the record wtll challenge that,' ' he sa1d . To blunt the Impeachment moves a nd to boost h1s popularrly, Ntxon was preparmg to embark on a new public appearance campatgn . He flies to Jackson. Mtss. Thursday to address the MISS ISSippi Ec<>nomt c Co unc tl , a fr ie ndl y audience of Southern members of the Cha mber of Commerce. Th e Artzona Hepubltcan Congresstonal delega tion has arranged for N1xon to speak m Phoemx,, Artz. May 3. On May 4, atd es mdicated that Ntxon , accompanied by his wife, will fly from Phoemx to Spokane, Wash to parltctpate tn the openmg of "Expo '74" a part of the Btcentenmel celeb ratwn. The Ftrs t Lady wa s ort gmally scheduled to do the honors alone The Prestdent has been mvtted to be the &'llest of honor at the Whtte House Correspondants ' dinuer m Wa shmgton May 4. Bts appearance m Spokane would keep htm fr om appearmg there Man's inhumanity to man -5 beaten 3 die • I taped conversations betwee n N1xon and former White House atdes on dates before and after the Prestdenl satd he ftr sl learned of the Wate rgat e OGDEN, Utah iUPl) - Two sad1sltc robbers lied up ftve perso ns in a reco rd s hop Monday mght and then made coverup them dnnk actd before Of!tctals sa id Monda y Ntxo n shoolmg them tn the head , pollee sa id today Three of the vfctuns dted. One surVJvor had a pwl<.:lured eardrum apparehtl y ca used when one of the ktllers jammed a pen mto his ear and kicked 11. The vtcttms were robbed, !ted up and taken downstatrs Community chatrpersons Police said that durmg thetr and co-chatrper sons were two-hour rampage tn the H1-ft announced today for the Shop, the vtcltms were restdenttal and bustness allegedly forced to drmk some com munities of Meigs County type of ' caustic flmd which in the Cancer Crusade by burned thetr mouths and faces Rtchard Poulin, prestdent ~ f The body of Jtll Ainsley, 18, the Jaycees There is no one - was found nude. as yet - to head up the work m The other dead were idenlttwo townshtps. Named were fied as Stanley 0 . Walker, 20, Bedford, Mtldred Ztegler and who was found wtth a gag Loretta Smtih; Rutland , Marie · taped over his mouth, and Mrs ' B1rchfteld; Chester, Norma Amsbary ; Letart, Mabel Shtelds; Salem, Connie :Veterans Memorial Hospital Graves , Mtrtam Hoffman , 1Admisstons - Harry Wyatt. Lebanon, Ilah Roush ; Sutton , Pomeroy ; Devillo Hubbard, (Racine }, Karen Werry , and Mason ; Neva . Might, MtdForest Run, Faye Hamtlton; dleport ; Edlen Walburn , Sahsbury, Donna Hatfield and Mtddleport; Leonard Lyons, Dottte Will ; Olive, Teresa Pomeroy ; James Hayes, Cotlins; Orange, Jane Pullins: Pomeroy; Gladys Rumfield , Middl~port Busmess , Paul Pomeroy; Melissia Roney , Cascl , Middleport Resi~en ttal , New Haven. Nan Moore; Pomeroy Discharges - Dana ,.Hamm, Business, Kermit Walton; Ronald Lyons, Mtldred Frank, J;>omeroy Residerrtta l, Rtck Charles Moore, William Black, Colhns, Mmersville, Mrs. Karl Margaret Fortune, Oscar Grueser, and Syracuse, Janet Johnson, Etlward Willett, Pickens Gregory Grover. :-:::·:· ::;:·:::::::::::::::::::;:;::::::·:·:·:·:::::·.;:;:;:·:.:;::::·: ;:;:;:;:;:-:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.; ;:;:; ··:;:;:;.;~ ;:;:;:;.· ·:::;:;:·. ·:::;. :)~J. Cancer Crusade AKRON , Ohio ( UPI ) Record first quarter sales and earnmgs for the three IJlOnths ended (March 31) wet'!! announced Monday by the Goodyear Ttre & Rubber Co. It was the etghth consecuttve quarter tn whtch the com" pany's sales topped the billiondollar mark. Sales of '$1, 175, 200,000 represented a 9.9 per . cent increase over the previous f1rst quarter record of $1,069,400,000 set m the correspondmg period of 1973 SHOOTOFFS TONIGHT Net in come rose · to The Jaycee !>ho'oter $45,400,000 from last year's LOCAL TEMPS Education Shootoffs begm first quar te r record of Temperatures in downtown tomght at 7 at the Meigs' Junior 545,300,000. The earnings were Htgh School, Mtddleport . All Pomeroy Tuesday at 11 a m equivalent to 63 cents a share, avai lable Jaycees are urged to was 57 degrees under sunny fOmpa red Wtlh 62 cents for the skies. attend. same pertod ip 19n. 's Area WASHI NGTON I UP I I Prcs1dcnt NIx. un InlL:nds lo dehver a ~· suffi c: lc n l, comprehens iv e and com plete ' respo nse to thl• House JudtCI<.li y Commt ltcc's subpoena for W<:I· tergale tapes and documents , Whtte House offict als said ,• -'~:[ ·'~,-.' "> Meig~-Mnson ite House vows full Nixon answer .::::· .·.··:-:-:-. Defense • summmg up today OJ The enttn e TUESDAY, APRIL 23. 1974 Dallas to head county schools • I· POM F.ROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO George Dallas, St Pans, former Metgs County band dtre cto r and school admmJstrator 1 has been named superintendent of the Champaign County Schools. Dallas, 42, ha s served as superintendent of the Graham Local School Dtstnct (Champa tgn County ) smce 1967, and his restgnat1on from that post ts effective July 31. Dallas, the son of Mr and Mrs Wilham Matlack, Rt. 3, Pomeroy , is marned to the fo rmer Ktlty Bachtel of Mtddleport. The Graham board has accepted Dallas' restgnatton and put on tis offictal record a resolutton of "apprecialton and thanks" for hts dedtcation and servtce the past seven years, emphastztng board members commended him for a job well done and tndtcated they are glad he is remainmg m the • at y e RUTLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL conservatton poster winners were: front row , from the left, Thomas Simmons, Araka Grate, .John Mttchell , fourth, ftfth and sixth , respectively, first places; Mary Smith, Darla Wilhamson, Kevm Ferrell, I lc r, second row, tont·th, fttth and stxth respecttvely, second places ; th1rd row , ! tor , Kevm Gtbbs, fifth grade and Todd Snowden, s•xth grade, third place winners. The fourth grade third place winner, Tony Brooks , was absent Monday SA LF.M CF.NTF.H EI.F.MENTA HY SCHOOL conservatton poster wtnn crs wcTc fr ont ro\\, Ito r , Denm s Thornton, L'mUllY Basham, Ba rba1a Peyton, fuUJlh , ftfth and Si xth grJd c, f1 rst places: Second ruw, I tor, Demse B~ ITett, Teresa Fetty, H1charcl Basham, frJil rth , f1fth and s1xth grade second place w1nncrs : thi rd row, l to r, Te~mm y Fctly. Stoney .John son, and P<nl l !\1(ltson. third place \\lnners of lhe fo urth , fifth and sixt h g r ade~ re s peclJ\' CI~ Honorable menlion went to .Junrny Peyton and Dean Colwell chairpersons are .aDJ10Wiced I ' Byron Natsbelt, no age listed, hoth of Ogden. The two ktllers were descnbed as black, one 5-feet-0 and the other abou l stx feet tall Orrtn W. Walker, father of one of the dead , suffered a superficial gunshot \\ Ou nd to his head as well as burns and a punctured eardrum He was ltsted m fatr condtlton Courtney NaJSbett, 16, was listed m very crt tical condttton wtth a gunshot wound m the head, He was the son of another VICtim The suspects escaped 1n a yellow or cream-<:olored van. , Hospital spokesmen satd p<>ltce guards had heen statwned to protect the two survivors. Investigators satd four of the victims were employes of the sho p. The elder Walker harl come to the store to see why his son was late getting off work. He walked mto the miast of the grisly scene and became one of tts victuns. Another son wattmg ou.tstde heard his father cry for help and kicked down a door, discovering the death scene. DIVORCE FILED Maywood Johnston , Rt. I, Portland , has filed for a divorce in Metgs County Common Pleas Court from his wife, Thelma, Syracuse, on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and mental cruelty. I � 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 22, 1974 carleton hilman