https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e530bbebe7de10d1def43c549b57c784.pdf cfdd2fe0f2038733c4fb826e463438fc PDF Text Text ., ' 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 �• 1- ;t11rD~lal\ ~nttnf'l MidtUepmt1 1 ontelll\ 2- The Da1ly Sent mel Middleport-Pomeroy 0 , 1'uesd 11 Apn! .:.1 •')71 By United Press International Metzenbaum to President N1x Powe1 co IJy l th( sta te) It IS hmd for WdS the only Sen Howard Metzenbaum, on chargmg the current ad- company lha t even mud~.: an me to trnagme why they need ().()hw, ftled a campatgn ex- mtmstrataon \ulh tgnormg the effort to comply w1t11 the all these htgh pa1d exec utives, ' pense statement John Glenn heal th needs of the natton s request said Eckhart attacked the NJXo'n admmts tra semor c1hzens Smce thts mformat1 on 1s re Fry m a brief s ta tement retion, Henry Eckhart blasted Glenn called for a program qmred by the Federal Po\\er leased Monday said he planned Ohto utility firms and Rep of expandmg Medicare prov1 Commission tt seems to me to spend tlic last two weeks or Cha1 lt•s Fry R.Sprmgfteld , an stons to mclude eye glasses and that the mformatJOn should the campaign on a baJ nstormnounced d barnstormmg tour dental care routmely be made avculabh: to mg bus to ur of the st;J te m the latest pohtical develop Accompamed by Mrs Fry fhe Medtcare sys tem has the c•hzens of OhiO ments m OhiO pnmary e!ect1on many pamful gaps \\here tl 'When the uttli t1es have " and thetr chtldren the state campatgmng shortchanges ow elderly , ' monopoly on the p1 ovJdtng of rep resenta!Jve sa td all of h1s PI AY CAST - The semor class at Southern Htgh School Metzenbaum s campatgn ex- satd Glenn 111 addttwn to tlretr serv1ces and have gua1 an· fam 1ly Will be available for m w11l present a three act comedy 'HIIIbtlly Weddin '' Thurspense stat~ment covered the bemg a bureaucratic mght- teed rates of return prov1ded terv1ews dunng the tour day at 8 p m at the htgh school m Racme under directwn of pertod from March 1 to Aprtl mare the system doesn t meet Ca rl B Weese Takmg part are, front row, I r, Mary B1ggs 15 and showed the campatgn the bas1c needs of older Amer Valene Johnson, Brenda Hayes, J11l Houdashelt Cmdy recetved - $298 460 and made Jeans I feel that 1t IS wrong cash payments of $291 870 and promtse to work aggressOfflctals satd more than one- vely for a change when sent thtrd of the total came from to Wa shmgton by the people of voluntary contrtbutwns of work- Ohw ' ers through thetr unwns He made h1s proposals dur Metzenbaum also satd a sub mg a news con£erence at a stantial number of contnbuhons semor citizens complex B) La\\ renee E Lamb M ll under those Cll hve for years w1th proper tell people to explam why I get came from friends of hts Prov1de Ans~ers 1 cumstances DEAR DR LAMB Ftrsl 'lt ts gratifymg that so many tre,Jtmcnt " hen they follo\\ed pams 1 What can I do to ge t r td Eckhart, a former chatrman You can have swelling of the the n tloctm s adviCe I have of Jt' longttme frtends have made of the Pub hc Uhhlles Comnus- off I am 67 and I ca n t wnte these expresswns of personal ston of Ohw ( PUCO) satd only very well In my whol e life I feet and legs from heart also seen apparently healthy DEAR READER - No commitment to me,H he sa1d two of OhiO's 13 maJOr u!thttes on!) went to school 93 da ys d1sease When the hca rtft~lls to persons have a heart attack there ts no reason for anyone to The senator charged about provided any answers to hts That's what my 1eport card pump effcclively fimd ac f1 om the same disease a week be ashamed of havmg an ul cer hall of the contl'lbutwns made tnqUtry regardmg the ftrms' sa1d I learned fr om my ktd s ~.:urnulales 10 the legs And you after gelling a cleah btll of D1d )Ou know that even small the It ttle I kn O\\ ca n h.o~ve pa1 n 1n the mms !1om heal th from their doctor Not betbtes sometimes have an to hts mam Democrattc oppon execuhve salaries I go to a doctm but he only hea rt d1sease Judgmg from beca use the doctor erred but ulcer? ent, John Glenn, came from 'The most mtereshng re· answers bluntly about \\ha ts your lctteJ the dtagnoses you b~cause our tesl<; are not that Republicans "who want to sponse came from the Ohto Just te ll people the truth, tf wrong w1th you If your feet or \\ e1e able to read and yoUI c~ge good for 1den1Jfywg lht s you fee l you have to explam stack the Democrahc pnmary Bell Telephone Co," satd Eckm John's favor' ' hart "whtch, althoug h tt re- whole legs swell so much 11 JS g1 oup you p1 obably do have d1see~se when 1t ts si len t, w1th what your problem IS Of In Ohio fused to hst spec1f1c salartes, from your hea rt If both arms fatty deposits m the arlene& to no pa tn or swe llin g or course, there are a lot of thmgs your heart Th1 s ts qu>te br ea thmg problems Metzenbaum also Monday admttted Jt had 41 employes hurt tl IS also heart that cause stomach patns Bnt I sa w the card on h1s common w our soc 1ety 111 announced he plans to spend who were patd m excess of So hope fm the best fake bestdes ulcers and you need an most of hts lime m Ohto un- $40,000 whtch •s the governor desk When the nurse went out persons of) our age group I he JOUr medi Cin e and follow exammat10n to ftnd out If you til the pnmary electwn of Ohw s salary, and that tt tl was left neal me It sa1d other d1agnos1s d1ve1 t1cuht1s, exac t!) what you are told and really ha ve one In any case "I owe tt to tile Dem{)(:rahc had 25! employes currently artertoscl e rotlc car- refers to 111flamed sma ll hopeful!) vou 1111! do well For whatever causes your stomach voters of Ohw to be back m earmng m excess of $25,000 per d10v~scular d1sease and pockets off the colon The m more 1nformat10n on pam 1t IS not sometlung to be dtverttculihs coronary artery flammatwn hlay qmct down the state as much as posstble year athe1 oscleros1s, wnte to me m as hamed abo ut It ts 1m now that the prtmary campatgn 'Columbus and Southern Ohw d1sease There was mm e but and JUSt leave qUiet pockets ca re of this newspaper P 0 portan t, though to have a I can t tell you what to expect Rox 1551 Radto Ctty, New medtca l examtnatiOn If you do IS entenng the home stretch " Electric and Ohw Edtson Co the nurse was commg ba ck How much lime do I have left' for the future The lt ut~ IS that V01 k N Y 10019, and ask for have an ulcer then your doctor he sa1d "There are maJ~r sent letters refusmg to reveal Some thmgs I must do athe1 oscler os 1s or fatty the bookl et on cholesterol wtll want you to be on a . differences between m• and my thetr executives' sa lartes and DEAR READER It looks depos1ts m the arter1 es 1s an Enclose 50 ce nts to cover costs opponent and I Will do m; best a representatiVe of the East treatment program to contro l to explam those dtfferences to Ohw Gas Co phoned me to tell hke you have made the most of unpredictable dtsease I have DEAR DR LAMB - Should the excess actd that the voters ' me that they would not provtde your 93 days m school You can seen people 111 th thts problem an 11-year-old boy be ashamed aggravates the ulcer Glenn Monday shifted hts the mformalton requested Ohto read and wnte and that 1s qu1t e of havmg an ulce1 'Wh::~t ,.. •n 1 political campatgn stghts from By ED SAINSBURY Bulls pul the Bucks mto the UPI Sports Wruer Lhampwnshap 1 ouml ag;-unst CHICAGO l UPII - Old pro the v. Ullll'l of tht: Boston NC\\ Oscar Robertson won the \ ork se r~ es for lite second tun e cred it toda1 for pultmg the m thE> leiS\ four ) ears Mi111aukee Bucks back on the ll wa::; miraculous \I. e " ere tra ck lO\\ard a posstb le second on!J d011n fo ur at the half Nat i onal Basketball Costello satd But I knew tf Assocratton champwnshtp 1 hough outshone by cen te1 Os< ar dad anvthmg il would ha\e to mea n we \\ ere pia\ mg Kareem Abdul Jabbar 1\ho better We got Osci:lr mvoh ed a had 38 pomts and 24 rebounds , ht ll~" bit more b\ ca lh,,g some Gooch, Della Cross, and Beverly Hart, second row, Pat Woods Roma Nease, Rex Roy, VerneOrd, Linda Alley , third row Ehsa McMtllan, Bob Sayre, Ethan Stearns, Rocky Hupp, Denms Hawk, Jtm Wtlhams, and Mr Weese Absent were Nanc) Crow and J1m Evans DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Legs, feet swell from heart disease HOSPITAL Hol~~~!'.~er PT PLEASANT - Builders and home owners are mvtted to any or all of three sesstons of a landscapmg scliool at the courthouse annex Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week Sponsored by the extenston serviCe of West Virgtma Clifford Untverstty, Dr Collier, Jr , professor of archttectural landscapmg, W Va U, wtll be the featured speaker Themes r .and others wtll discuss are ornamental horltculture , landscapmg, diSease and msect control, tmproved landscapmg, plants and care of newly transporte<l plants, turf mamtenance, care and selection of mdoor office plants and how to make landscapmg plans of your own Sesstons w1ll begm at 7 30 p m Mason County Extenswn Agent Carl H Cook wtll prestde The Almanac By Uniled Press lnternallonal Today ts Tuesday, Apnl 23, the 113th day of 1974 wtth 252 to follow The moon is between 1ts new phase and ftrst quarter The mormng stars are Mercury, Venus and Juptter The evemng stars are Mars and Saturn Those born on th1s date are under the stgn of Taurus Enghsh dramatist and poet W1lham Shakespeare was born Apnl 23, 15&1 On thts day m hiStory In 1898, the US government asked for 125,000 volunteers to f1ght agamst Spam m Cuba In 1917, almost every performer stepped forward at a mass rally tn New York Ct ty when asked to volunteer to entertam the troops overseas m World War I In 1941, thousands attendmg an °Amer1 ca Ftrst" rally m New York Ct ty heard Char Ies ' Undbergh say "It IS ObVIOUS !hat England IS losmg the war " The notect avtator op· posed Amencan entry mto • World Warn , In 1965, more than 200 U s planes struck North Vtetnam m one of the heavtest ratds of the Wllf BERLIN VISITED DEXTER - Army SpectailSt Four Eddie M Turley, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Turley, . Route I, Dexter, partiCipated in a stgjlt-seemg •low' of Berlin, Gennany SWc ·Turley Is regularly assigned' as a !Ienior wireman m Battery A '2nd Battalion, 28th Field Ar: UUery at Ansbach 1DtScha rged, Aprll22) Mary Austm, Fatth Bradbury, Margaret Elltott, Della Forgey, Rosa Foul, Vonna Freye , Janet Gtbbs, Amy Ha tcher Clifford Hatfield, LoutS Hochberg, Linda KaiSer Edtth Markms, Patncta Parsons, Ruby Pendleton, Ada Toulton, Lyda Russell, Kimberly Skaggs, Rosa Scott, Ktmberly Shobe, Garnet Smeltzer, Isaiah Smtih, John Sturgeon, Ethel Wheeler, Deborah W1lhams IBtrths) Mr and Mrs Ronald Reynolds, a son, Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Phtlhp Bartells, a daughter, Galhpohs VISITS MOTHER Lt Col James M Roller, Nixon-style deficit budgets mostly drawing silence from conservatives By DONALD LAMBRO ~S HJNGTON (UP!) When Sen Barry Goldwater put a ' dune store New Deal label on Prestdent Eisenhower s 1957 budget, hts reputatwn as both a party warrior and the fastest cnttc m commentary the West was launched Goldwater's angry rema rkwhich, tt ts satd, Ike never forgot-eomes unmedtately to mmd m light of the death ly Silence wh1ch Prestdent Ntxon 's record $304 4 b11tion There is great gam In godliness \\ lth contentment, for we brought nothing mto the world, and we cannot take anything out of the world , bul 1f we have food and clothing, wtlh these we shall be content - I Timothy 6 6, 7, 8 To one man the \\Orld Js barren, dull and superftctal, ~o another r1ch, mterestmg and full of meanmg ' - Arthur Schopenhauer, Germa n philosopher The Daily Sentinel Old Pol names big in race for auditor of ·state job lNI'miEST OF MEIGS-M.AlJOH AREA CIIESI'E!IL TANNEIIILL ....,... ROBERT HOEFUat City FAtar Publlahed dally ~~I Saturday by The Otno Valley Plolbllshing Comptny u 1 COIIrt st Pomeroy Ohio ~ Buainess orr~ Phont m21a Editorial Phone gn. 21$7 Srcond claM postage JH~Id at Pomeroy Oltio tiational advert111ng repreaentaUve t .Bottinelll-GallaJber Inc l2Eut 42nd Sl New Yort., New York ~rate~ Delivered by carrier wbfte ayaU.blt eo centl" per week Dy Mccor Rot.te whert eamer 1efVice not avaUallle One nmth a a By lnfll in ' Ohio and W Va One Year SJ.I Sa month•. H $0 Thr« month1 1 te ~ t2Z 00 Ytlr, ab: month,s JJI $0 lhrlt months, kM SllbtaipU011 pitt ...,.... _,__, ~ By RITA SHADE COLUMBUS (UP! } - The two Republican candidates for state auditor are vymg for the May 7 votes by chippmg away at the well-known Ohto pohtlcal name of Ferguson Ne tther Tom Cloud nor Roger Tracy - themselves bearmg names deeply anchored m Ohw pohtt.cs - are too, concerned about browbeatmg each other m the prunary campaign Instead, each candtdate ts professmg to be the best man to beat the Democrats ' Tom Ferguson m the November election for state auditor 'The only, way to wm the Republican nommatton 1s to conVInce the people I'm the best man to beat the Ferguson name," sa1d Cloud 39 now m DEVOTEDT0111E strong m Republican ranks m Congress particularly among so-called fiscal conservat ives Goldwater and a handful of other conservaUves have made known thetr disdam for the 1ccord spendmg requests But from the vast maJonty of GOP members there has been only ' stlence The battle of the budget ts over ' the American Con ~ servattve Umon (ACU) satd last month m mourrung the btg budge t nse 'The budget won Prestdent NIXon has unconditiOnally surrendet ed " The Watergate-beleagured What's in a name? Andrews Atr Force Base, Md , spent the weekend m Metgs County wtth his mother Mrs Dorothy Roilier He attended the Gress-Ciark weddmg EDITORS'note Thts ts the Saturday mormng at lhe second of nme articles Sacred Heart Catholic Church prepared by Untied Press Accompanymg h1m here was Mrs Eva Hartley who has been lniernatwnal to spothght the vtSttmg m Maryland With the statewtde questtons and contests on lhe May~ pnmar) Rollers and m West Chester, ballot Today's arbcle Is about Pa , wtth her son-m-law and the two-way Repubhcau daughter, Mr and Mrs Henry contest lor state auditor Cooper Thoughts budget for the 1975 f1sca l ) ear has recetved from Republicans on Capitol H11! Goldwater s 1957 charactenzatwn of what, by companson was a far smaller budget burned the Wlute House but earned Gold\\ ater pnvate kudos from h1s colleagues who thought as he dtd but dtdn't want to nsk offendmg the admmtstratwn Party Loyalty Today , that attitude of " party loyalty hrst and foremost ' on fiscal matters, if not on Impeachment ts sttll his second term as prestdent of the Montgomery County CommiSSIOn Tom Ferguson, appomted deputy audttor last year dunng Audtlor Joseph T Ferguson's Illness, IS unopposed on the Democratic tteket The young Ferguson IS runmng on the "mtegnty and honesty " of his father 's 46-year pohltcal career Cloud and Tracy, however, have been takmg swipes at Joseph Ferguson and his son remrndmg voters of the ' flower fund ," billboards w1 th thef;erguson~arne and most of lu d;d~t\ ' \pr i l ~l ' J•li~ all patronage and nepottsm photographic expenses wtthout I don't believe m appropnate explanatiOns for nepotism, Cloud srud 'It 1s the exepndttures one thmg that does not have a Cloud \\ho IS not related to place m state goverrunent And one-ume audttor Roger Cloud patronage should come to an but admtts he plans to end capttallzeonthename,Jsabout ' Employment should he on to release his own 'audtt" of ment," Cloud co nttnued Ferguson s pracbces When (Joseph) Ferguson took The auditor's o!ftce should over, he got rtd of all be a central data storage bank Republican s and put m family for local governments and reand rn ends He ha s ftve search groups, " Cloud sa1d members of the Ferguson 'But there are co untless famt ly on the payroll ' reports that are requtred by Tracy, 35, Colwnbus a for- law to ensure umform aemer state representahve countmg techmques at local defeated by the elder Ferguson levels that have not been m the 1970 race, last week pubhshed by Ferguson for began releasmg results of hts several years " 'audtt of the audttor " Cloud also accused Ferguson Tracy, whose father and of bemg "way behmd" m grandfather were state of- aud1ts and usmg audtls for flceholders, charged Ferguson polittcal purposes wtth rubber stampmg approval ' This ts blatantly a pohttcal of payments he satd the use of taxpayers' dollars," Democrat had not been a Cloud satd ' And Tom 'fatthful watchdog of the Ferguson must stand on this pubhc" and allowed Gov John record He has been vtrtually J Gilligan to ' live htgh on the runnmg the auditor's office hog" while entertammg at the smce he qUit his ]ob m emcmnah " Governor's Mansion The GOP candtdate The Republican State crthmect Ferguson for paymg Comm tttee, whtch dtd not Gt!ligan s $8,289 28 food btl! for , make an endorsement m the entertamment at the manston audttor's race, selected Tracy last year Tracy, who hired has the consensus candidate several former state desptte his 1970 loss exammers to rev1ew select~d Tracy, who apparently has vouchers appr'{Yed by the the qUiet backmg of former auditors office, satd Ferguson Gov J ames A ' Rhodes tn this did not have supportive data to endeavor, was accused of not wac rant paymg the bills runmng hard enough m the 1970 " If I were audttor, I would· race not pay for tt, ' Tracy satd 'I Cloud, who has garnered would suggest they take me to s upport m ttle mainly court to paY 1t You only have Democratic Cleveland and to do that once or I twtce as Dayton areas, sa1d Rhodes told watchdog of the taxpayers " lum he would not press for a Tracy also faUlted Ferguson "Riiodes ticket" asking for a for paytng $3,284 for po~t~lex- parltcular wmner for the penses ~ami~ ,4B for audtfor 's olffce · Mason County Notes~ News ~ By Alma Marshall MASON - Candtdates for the Mason County Board of EducatiOn were Introduced by Kenneth Reynolds, prestdent of Mason Parent Teachers Assoctatwn, at a meetmg of the group on Tuesday at Mason Grade School They were Donna Thompson, Mary Froendt, Harry Stders, Bill Howard, Paul Watkins and Harley Mart'Um A question and answer pertod followed At the opemng of the meetmg Carla Hood and Juhe Gtbbs, both members of the Busy Bee 4-H Club, were m charge of the devotionals The PTA members voted unantmously to accept the slate of offtcers for 1974-75 and they are president, Larry Bumgardner , VICe president, Jackie Stsson secretary, Barbara McCartney and treasurer, Sharon Pauley Joe Scttes and M1ss Ivy Sleeth's rooms !ted for the book award Refreshments were served MASON COUNTY Regwnal Elementary Muste Festival will be held thts Frtday, Aprtl 26, at Wahama Htgh School gymnastum Puptls from Mason, New Haven, Hartford, Letart and West Columbta \\111 parhctpate The classroom teachers and Elizabeth Mattox, mustc supervisor m Mason County schools, are the dtrectors It IS open to the public Admtsston IS free The time will be announced NEW HAVEN - The Mason County Bend area Semor Ctllzens gave $50 to help pay the expense of new cabmets m the kttchen at New Haven Pubhc Ltbrary The prestdent of the group ts George Hester and other officers are co-secretary-treasurers, Mrs Walter Gnnstead and Mrs Jess Brown Club members meet every Wednesday at New Haven Library soc1al room The ftrst Wednesday of each month a potluck dmner ts held The group earns money by qulltmg and makmg rugs Ntxon, the ACU concluded, has taken a dtve m the fight for f1scal responstblhty " Sohctt Opmtons Incensed that so few congressional conservatives have spoken out agamst the Nixon budget, ACU comptled statements from anyone they could fm\1 m Congress who had cnttctzed the mcreased spendmg requests In many cases the pohttcal organtzahon had to sohctt opmwns Only 35 members responded ' I cannot hve wtth the budget my Prestdent has presented to the Congress," Goldwater satd m a Senate speech that received much less attentton than hts 1957 statement 'If I felt Ike's budget was a 'dime store New Deal' you can tmagme what I think of the budget recently sent to Capttol Hill It ts a pohhcal mtstake wtth the gravest kmd of overtones for the welfare of my BEND AREA - Mrs Ollte Brownmg VICe prestdent of Mason County Homemakers Counct! presided because of the illness of Mrs Ray Fox, at a counctl meetmg Tuesday at courthouse annex m Pomt Pleasant The name of the orgamzatton has been changed to Extenston Homemakers Mrs Darrell Jenks presented the devotwnals Mrs Harold Lewis closed wtth prayer The counc1l vote<! to send a thank you note to Mason County Court to pay for and mstallabon of cabmets m the Courthouse Annex The kitchen IS to be used for educatwnal demonstraltons The Appalachtan Power w1ll donate appliances Mrs Vtcki Keefer, Extenswn-Homemakers Agent, has announced that workshops on Food Preservation wtll be held when the kttchen ts completed It was announced that worksbops on needlepomt and flower arrangmg w1ll be held m the near future The club members were remmded of the folk feshval at Glenvtlle m June Names of candidates for the title of "Belle" must be sent to the Mason County Extenswn Offlce ll11111ediately The deadhne ts May 15 It was also announced that the Charleston area meeting will be at Camp Vtrgtl Tate m Kanawha County on May 8 Reservation must be tn by May I The theme IS "Grow With Music " Mason County Extenswn Homemakers Sprmg Luncheon will be May 23 The guest wtll be Mrs Dressler, an Appalachtan poet Another tmportant meetmg ts the Leadershtp Program Planmng Conference at Jackson's Mtll, Apnl 22 The theme IS 'How Does Your Garden Grow '" Attendmg were Jean Henderson, Grace Brown, Ollie country " Browmng, Nora Staats, Stbyl Gnnstead, Vebneda Dunn, Mary Sen James L Buckley, CR- Durst, Mrs Aaron Fowler , Mrs A W Escue, Mrs Harold Lew , 18 N Y , wtv;> recently called for Lo1s Hoffman, Mrs Otts Randolph, Mrs Earl Ingels, Sr , Mrs NIXon to res 1gn, satd the Darrell Jenks, Kay Kelsey, Joann Sommers, Florence Cullen, President had abandoned his Emd Scantlm, Anna Lee Douglas, Vtckt Humphreys, Con.-. e avowed mtentwn to eltmmate Frtshette, Alberta Fry, Mrs Elmer Grueser Sherry Wallburn1 wasteful federal programs and Cenevteve Hwnphrey, Mrs James Blam and M1ss Jeefer ' was contmumg to ''throw dollars at problems ' Requests Reckless Sen Jesse Hebns, R-N C, called the Ntxon ftscal requests reckless, whtle Rep Jack Kemp, R-N Y , satd the budget has to be the worst concetved of any on record-at least of Mrs Ray Proffttt, Mason, parents, Mr and Mrs Chester any Republican Prestdent on underwent surgery on Thurs- Ohver for a week record" day at the Rtverside MethodiSt Mr and Mrs Reuben Sighed Rep Lows Wyman, Hospttal tn Columbus Stewart, Mrs Mary Awniller, RN H ' l never thought I'd Mr and Mrs Earl Pierce of Mrs Maxme Arnold, Mrs hve to see the day when a Buffalo, N Y Mrs Ralph Helen Gtbbs and MISs Lots Ann Republican admtmstratwn Walls, McDonald, Ohw, VISited Gtbbs attended the weddmg of was conststently and oon- recently With Mrs Kahe Ohver M1ss Prtstlla Ftsher and Mr lthuo usly operated at a and other relatives m the area Robert Kell at Grunms Landef1c1t " Mr and Mrs Lllme Harms of ding on Saturday evenmg And so it went, all35 of them, Toledo, Ohto spent the weekend Mrs Laurene Lewts of while the ma]ortty of Republi- vtst ling Mr and Mrs Chester Cltfton has returned home cans - self-proclatmed "ftscal Ohver alter bemg hosptlahzed at conservatives" all- remamed Miss Gat! Oliver of Veterans ,Memonal Hospital tongue-tied Charleston vJstted her grand- Mason Area News, Notes Robertson \\ as nan'!ed bJ Bucks Coac h I am Costello as the player "ho tw ned the game mound after the Chicago Bulls held a 52-48 advantage at the half Robertson scoreless m the ftrst half, netted 10 pomts m the th1rd period when the BUcks ca me from behmd to take charge and another stx m the last perwd when Mtlwaukee s1mply rolled a\\ay from tts nval for a 115 99 vtctory gutdance, lesson plannmg and gradmg The departments, their chall1Jlen and teachmg staffs EngliSh and Language Faye Sauer, chairwoman , Deryl Well, Mrs Wtlleen Edwards, Mrs Janet Neal and Maunce Mayes Social Studies - Adam Krahel, cha11'l11811, John C WJcklme, Eugene Stevens and Jack Duncan Sctence and Math - Aileen Rutz, chatrwoman, Willlam ll:fhr ,Mrs tErne.'t'"" Srmth and Mrs Phyll!B Martin Busmess and Fme Arts Davtd :r Phtltips, chatrman, Mrs Barbara Stewart, Mrs Eleanor McKelvey and Mrs. Lyvoma Bunce Industrial Arts, Home Economtcs and Art Education - Uoyct Danner, chatrman • MiSs Glorta Kemper and Mrs' Sarah Moshter Health and Physical Educatwn .L Miss Patsy _ F1elds, cliaitwoman, James Sprague, and James Arledge. cl rltl gr r'" rfwr !\ spm t tJf 12 st r.tt~ht pmnL.:; by thr Rucks ~ .t v..: 1hem r nme pmnt lead Clnd the Bulls m \u go t closer than sc \ L n ()OUJ ls Jheredfl er 1\hil/> the Bucks once had a lead of 19 For the game tlw lluc ks shot 61 2 per t'Cnt and the Bulls 44 I from the noor .md Mth~aukee Reds rally, pial s for hun and he got the ope n shot and made 1l Osca1 came through m supe1 Jash Jon Ch1cago coach Dtck Motta h1 s team beaten for the etghth tune m mne playoff rounds CINC INNi\'11 1UP I I - De agreed w1th Costello 11 ott I1 gers p1tch~r I uke lL " as too much Mil Walker was struck by a lme "aukee he satd The; dnve off the bat of Johnny pla;ed great all of them Be nch and h.td to be ea rned off The Bulls had the lead t2 the held on a stretcher Monday tlmes durmg the game and the . . . mght m a n exh ibitiOn ga me score was tted 14 tames But v. 1th the CmcmnatJ Reds won The wm, and a four..gam e Bob Dandndge htt a 25-footer bv the Amet Jcan League team S\\ eep of the best of se ven \\Jlh 3 31 left m the thtrd pe nod 7-6 Western Conference Cham to put the Bucks m fr ont by one Doctors at ChriSt Hospital ownslup senes aga1nst the pom t and they ne1er tratled or here sa 1d X rays showed Walker had no fractures but they dectded to keep the lef thander hospttahzed overmght for observation Lefty M1ke McQueen hmtted the Tigers to JUSt two hils prior to the seventh mmng 11 hen he yielded four htls two walks and t... o wild p1tches Aurelio Rodnguez and MtckGuaranteed Ia ey Stanley each homered for the Tt gers off McQueen for the on lJ htts for DetrOit m the first s1x mrungs Okl tOAf FlAT FIN~H tATfl The Reds ralhed for four SPECIAL SALE PRICE runs ~ ,a ~UI'U oNHIII m the mnth m a btd to pull the game out of the fire Cm Mfr s sugg cmnatt had runners on ftrst and retail price - GUARANTEED 8 DO gallon second when the game ended To boo em l h~ "' quul ' l' The l\\o teams w11l meet mm!P Onr ceo ~ l '""' up o sq o lpe qo lon aga m June 13 for another Famous one coat htdmg I No w ho upp • d ,.c ,. d Dn the lobe It does no rove exhibitton game played for the strong odor dry 1n m1nutes n t>ne coo o d ono( I'" nl Water cleans lo ol s beneft t of amateur baseball m w l be funAh~d 0 " nsue cO •I!IIJ\11' the two ctt\es Matching colors In semi gio11 Tiger injured CHIEF LATEX WALL PAINT ~ 00 I~' ~·~ Pigments = .., ~ ~root If 1:- Now .Save '1.61 Fmest CHIEF LATEX SEMI•CiLOSS LJ~ Mfr • augg rotoll a eD "'" ;,;,.,.,., $6 ~ion • • • • Guaranteed 1 coat coverage Washable' Slain-resistant' Wale l"" cleans hands tools' Dnes dusl free 1n 30 m1nutes Colora m•tch our l•tex llaL MOORE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE POMEROY.· Ma1or League Results By Un1t ed Press lnternafiOt'lal Nat1ona1 League Atlanta 000 000 000 - 0 7 0 Hous ton 000 130 30x - 7 10 0 Harr tso n Aker (7) House (8) and Oates Osteen ( 3 1 l and Edwards LP ~ Harn so n ( 1 3 ) HRs- Cedeno 2 (3 rd & 4th) (O n y game sche duled ) Amerrcan League Kan C1ty 000 001 000- 1 7 0 Boston 200 001 Ol x - 4 7 0 Brde s Ga rber [51 Hoerner (8) and Mar lm ez W se Se g u1 (7) and D 1d1er W P - W se (11 J LP - 8r1es (01 ) HR s- Yast r zemsk1 2 (51h & 6th) (Qnly game scheduled) !he unl1 c<lg< f111 lhe Bulls w.ts rn u1 ncJVer wtth seve n for 20 for Mtl \\ 1ukt.:c I hL t 1 I UfllO\ Cl8 WCf CII 1 nough put uf $11500 Buck s nuy, Sport Par{Jde ca1 ned hdvc e.Jrncd $92 JOO LPI S))irs "Ell\ OHK 1UP! I I eC' Elder r .m nu\\ pld) m the M<~ s l e rs ll1g deal Somehov. I come Hway w1th the feeling this who le thmg \\ti S never a matter or ltfe or death wtlh h1m For some reason I keep thmkmg It dtdn I really matter that mu ch to him whet he r or not he e\ er became the first black go lfer to be mvtted to the Ma sters What do I base m) optmon on' On Lee Elder h1mself I remember s peaking wtth him e~bout the Mastcrs and he told me 1t 11asn t that tmportant to htm wh ether he ever pla;ed there or not The v.ay he satd 1t struck me as 1f he mea nt tl Mv reaction IS that Lee Elder was much more excited a bout Ius sudde n-dea th playoff 11tlli Jack Nicklaus m the Amencan (,olf ClassiCSIX years ago e;en though he lost ll than he will be over the Masters mvttat1on when 1l comes Whal II He do AnYII•Y? What s he gomg to do run around, show Jl to h1s fnend s and say, look this ts my mvltatton to the Masters E1ery tounng golfer hves for the dav he wtns h1s f1rs t b1g I0 tournament Lee Elder, on the tour stx years now finally dtd tha t m Pen sacola Fla Sunday He won the Monsan to Open by bea t1ng Bntam's young 1mprovmg Peter Oos terhu1s on the fourth playoff hole and along w1th the $30 045 first pme and sa ltsfactton the 11ctor; brought Elder there also \\as an obviou s mea sure of rehef ' I m happ) 1t s over wtth, he satd Those are the same words Hank Aaron used t\\ o weeks ago although there certaml) ts no mtentwn here of companng thm md1v1dual e~ccomph shmenl!i because the; are not even Ill the same class He Got T1red of It True Elder was under some p1 essure because membe1 s of the medta frequently asked him how he felt about pla)mg 1n the Masters He was asked so often hke <\aron he grew llred or heanng the same queslion Latelv Elder wasn t asked so much J1m Dent , a younger black player on the toUI was ask€d morc frequently and he was growmg as weary over the questiOn as Elder Actually , Lee Elder wasn t sure how he felt about the Mastel s after Sunday s wm m the Monsanto He answe red both wa) s as he has before At one pomt he satd he d have to watt and see what he d do when he rece1ved the Masters' mvttatwn then reversed his f1eld 'Ill defuutely accept the mvttatwn to the Masters he smd No doubt about tt It s a place I ve wanted to play for a long lime Now that It's come about I m happy about 11 I m lookmg fornard to gomg there next year If nothing else, Lee Elder s wm at Pensacola made a 11 hole lot of people feel better For one, tl made Cltff Roberts , the autocra tiC head man of the Masters feel better because he has been sa)mg for years that a black man would be e!tgtble to play 1f he qualiftes and now he can prove It CBS Feels Belter For two, 1t made CBS feel better The network couldn 't help but have some corporate qu alms about televtsmg a maJOr event m whtch the histonca l absence of any blacks annu ally pops up as an embarrasmg topic of conversation For three, Elder s accomplishment makes all the black leaders tn the commumty feel mu ch better Another maJor breakthrough The fac t ts Lee Elders parllctpatwn m the Masters 1sn t really gomg to change thmgs that much there The fact ts Lee Elder IS not the Jackte Robmson of golf etther Charhe Stfford was the piOneer tf anJone was althou gh Ted Rhodes took some of the knocks and abuses before h1m Poor Char he He d smoke that ctgar of hts they'd keep askmg h1m ho\\ he felt about bemg mvtte<l to the Masters some day before he threw hiB sttcks mto the closet and after a ttme he became so disgusted, he satd he didn t care anymore one wa) or another Somewhere along the !me, I feel Lee Elder reached that sa me pomt- no matter what he says no11 Eastern s 1l' sJX th stra1 gh t loss 1110 (;olng IIllO the In n1n g Coac h Bob Ashl e) s dO\.\ 11 10 111 ildseball Fl I L l he futur four tnps T11n Spencer and Greg Baile) had l\\o h1ts each For Sou th v. estern M1ke Crou se fen v Ca rter and Mike Russell h,J d three h1ts each Randy Blake sta rted on the htll for Coach Larry Hctnes Eag les Spence! the thud Eag le hurler \l.as cha rged \\llh the loss Carter \\ent all the wav for th e \ tctory So uth\\ es tern IS now 3 3 overall and 3 2 1n the SVAC Eas tern holds a 2 3 leag ue mark ltnescore Eastern 001 250 2- 10-12·3 Ssouth wtn 002 303 3- 11-11-4 Blake Hoi ter 14) Spencer 161 ILl and Ham s Car te• IW) and R Crouse BRYANT REACTIVATED SAN FRANC ISCO (UP! ) 1 he Sa n Francisco G1ants reac tn a ted Monday left handed pitcher Ron Bryant who had been on the dtsabled list smc'e March 15 fo r InJUrieS suffered m a swtmmmg pool accident m Pabn Spnngs lnfleldeJ Ed Goodson was placed on the 15-day dtsa bled hst because of a hamstrmg pull tn hts left leg I he InJury was aggravated last week when San Franc1sco played Houston \ l>ddlepor t 'must up In Wcdne sda\ R~ ( OA( HF S fO MEET lhurc \\Ill bl.' d coaches n1cc lin g f()r s~ l u;tw n uf team s In thf' M1dd lcporl Bo} s 1..eagu(: or J hur scht\ Apr d ?Ju t i p 1 of lht: Ohio K~m.nvhd Rtvcl Off!( It~ is Assn \\ 1ll be ell s< usst d 1t 1 meeting I uesd<J\ c \ t.:JlJng Apnl 2 ~~ d at 8 p m d l Masor Youth ( £ nt£1 111 M.t su n I uthcr I ucker presldl.'nl nf the gi oup \\ dills <.~ 11 fuutb ,lll b,Jsketb<~ll and bdseball of flf! .tl s t 1) dttend \\h.1t he c.tll rd th1 s \Cf) unpor t.tnt rncettn~ Pe rsons vHmt1ng to ~ 111 j t dt til~ ~ 11 ~ Stat! I WOW \ SHOt lS I he Me1g s Gall! pol! bdscbull g.unl sc hedu\.._d :vJ onda\ \\ciS \\ ashed out anrl \\Ill be mdde up Wednesda) lp11l 24 I he '<! e J ~s Eastern Well ston li dCk meet sche duled Mondav al so \\ JS ramcd out Swingers lose on Tiger links rh e Mei gs \1£11<illdC I \1tddl cpu1t ~\.\.\.\.\.\.\.\.VIIIIIIII~ gol f pluymg on the \\ md S\\ Cp t Ironton t:OUI s~ lost to the T1gers l99 li:l MondHV aftP.rnoon Medah st for the mne holes wo s l 1ger Jeff team Ma sse) \lith a 40 follo11ed b\ Auble \lllh 42 Je11 ell tilth 44 and Rudmann w1th 47 Bruce Blackston carded a 45 to pace the MarauDer sw mgei s followed by Jeff IVai ncr and J D Story 111th 51 each and Joe Rosenbaum 111th 52 The fifth men \\hose scoTes ~ ·~entertsc ~ ~ moue in with ~ s~ State~ Fa~m ~ ~' Spec S t•t e F urn h1s ool cy a lly ',i L' <IC'> ~nt>d lOr tll l t' r ~ The COS ! 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' II I • \pr Jl 24 for the M>ddl t t Bu1 I.e 1gu• Ih1 s mc!udt!s pe e wee, l.' ledgue and pony league A ) bCJ\ \\ tshtng to pla v summer t! before the \\lnmng rail) Ca rrol l Ruff started the h arne bJ dra\\tng a walk He was forced at second on a grounder off the bat of Bob Ruff Mtke Crouse tnpled plat tll ~ Ruff and Crouse Cdme 10 on cl passed ball tymg the score Kip Lewis who 1\ alked moved to third on a smgle bJ Terry Carter l..e\-\ 1s scored on a sq ueeze bunt b} Mike 11ussell Mike Larkms led Eastern v.1th three h1ts tliSUj SS MASO I" Sout hw este 1n s truck fu 1 lll ree run s m the seventh mmng Monday afternoon to hand Htg hlandel s v.ere uftl' r Wcdncu.:t1 st ~n Eagles ld1or IIIIV S DFAOIINP, Nom01e srgnu ps ~\til be held madc up Eastern Ill MU ION Ill( II MAN Transfers ouR FRONT END ALIGNMENT prt S id !.' nt of Mil so n l tllh: I cu~.; Ui \\ (Jnls •Jfflu1 s rn.mr~ ge r s £~nd tllosc w,mtm u, to bccm nt: m.mage1 s to 1ttend tn rnpo r t tnt nl!.'din g nr1 lu csclr~y t\pnl 21Jcl el l b 10 pill tl M tson W1utt1 (Inter t\1 t11.1 s l!mc rusll' 1s \\ Ill b~.: Al l lo~eth c r Lilt SWtops Today's be(wnc c~n ofhu _d of the above sports cirf..! dl so lrl\ 1ter! Ml fliNJ, I All ED MASOI" B1 au John son pl.!) Off .!wards 11h1le the Bulls Property Toe-out Pos1t1ve Caster Pos1t1ve Camber Try walking mone of these pos1t10ns Not1ce the stram? Crooked wheels cause the same sort of stram on your car let us correct these problems now Notes on local sports $115 000 1n rcg ulcll season (md I he vtctor y t c~ rn cd the Bucks $11 500 wlnle !he Bulls " ce 1ved Sa lse r to Henry A Salser, Car olJn Sal se r I 42 Acre, Sutton G~ o rge Carper I a\ Jnia Carper to State of Oh 10, Judgment En try on Settlement Bedford Rena Lemaster to Edward Lemaster Bon me Lemaster, 3 313 Acres Bed ford Ess1e B Russell to Lawrence William D Childs, Joan R Facemyer Jr !neva M Childs to Robert I 11eeves Facemyer 34 Acres 60 5 Sheila M Reeves, 111.! acres Acres SctplD Middleport Lawrence R Facemyer Jr lneva M Facemyer Howard Walwr Howard to Charles Rtch, Judy R1ch , 21 383 Acres ScipiO Dottle Hamng nka Dottte Smtth Carl M Smith to Dottle Sm1th Carl Smith, Lot 35 Middleport Oren C Wears, Dec to Jo Ann Wears Myrna Mane Wears, Robert Ray Wears Wt!ham Wayne Wears Sharlne Mae Wears Cert of trans Salts bury Denms Evans, Lmda Evans to Carolyn Salser I 42 Acre, Sutton Carolvn Sa lse r formerly Carol) n Evan s Henry A \ \ ' ' ll hU t l l>uUtH!s l mnp._trt d u 14 fo r ( IHt di-!,O Meigs \ \ 1I)L~!. 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Department leaders named Robert L Lannmg, prmctpal at Kyger Creek Htgh School, has appomted department chatrpersons for the 1974-75 school term They Will serve as an advtsory commttte~ to Lanmng The adviSOry coliUIIIttee Will make recommendahons on how to reduce failures, use of the school library, extra Cltrrtcular programs, Indtvtdual dtfferences among pupils, revisiOn of currtculwn, educ~!tonal ~nd vocallonal 1 _, " L' t ~ t a I ' • Big '0' puts BUcks 'Ohio politiCos keep up primary election race Landscaping school will run three days () ) OHIO • II I # • �• 1- ;t11rD~lal\ ~nttnf'l MidtUepmt1 1 ontelll\ 2- The Da1ly Sent mel Middleport-Pomeroy 0 , 1'uesd 11 Apn! .:.1 •')71 By United Press International Metzenbaum to President N1x Powe1 co IJy l th( sta te) It IS hmd for WdS the only Sen Howard Metzenbaum, on chargmg the current ad- company lha t even mud~.: an me to trnagme why they need ().()hw, ftled a campatgn ex- mtmstrataon \ulh tgnormg the effort to comply w1t11 the all these htgh pa1d exec utives, ' pense statement John Glenn heal th needs of the natton s request said Eckhart attacked the NJXo'n admmts tra semor c1hzens Smce thts mformat1 on 1s re Fry m a brief s ta tement retion, Henry Eckhart blasted Glenn called for a program qmred by the Federal Po\\er leased Monday said he planned Ohto utility firms and Rep of expandmg Medicare prov1 Commission tt seems to me to spend tlic last two weeks or Cha1 lt•s Fry R.Sprmgfteld , an stons to mclude eye glasses and that the mformatJOn should the campaign on a baJ nstormnounced d barnstormmg tour dental care routmely be made avculabh: to mg bus to ur of the st;J te m the latest pohtical develop Accompamed by Mrs Fry fhe Medtcare sys tem has the c•hzens of OhiO ments m OhiO pnmary e!ect1on many pamful gaps \\here tl 'When the uttli t1es have " and thetr chtldren the state campatgmng shortchanges ow elderly , ' monopoly on the p1 ovJdtng of rep resenta!Jve sa td all of h1s PI AY CAST - The semor class at Southern Htgh School Metzenbaum s campatgn ex- satd Glenn 111 addttwn to tlretr serv1ces and have gua1 an· fam 1ly Will be available for m w11l present a three act comedy 'HIIIbtlly Weddin '' Thurspense stat~ment covered the bemg a bureaucratic mght- teed rates of return prov1ded terv1ews dunng the tour day at 8 p m at the htgh school m Racme under directwn of pertod from March 1 to Aprtl mare the system doesn t meet Ca rl B Weese Takmg part are, front row, I r, Mary B1ggs 15 and showed the campatgn the bas1c needs of older Amer Valene Johnson, Brenda Hayes, J11l Houdashelt Cmdy recetved - $298 460 and made Jeans I feel that 1t IS wrong cash payments of $291 870 and promtse to work aggressOfflctals satd more than one- vely for a change when sent thtrd of the total came from to Wa shmgton by the people of voluntary contrtbutwns of work- Ohw ' ers through thetr unwns He made h1s proposals dur Metzenbaum also satd a sub mg a news con£erence at a stantial number of contnbuhons semor citizens complex B) La\\ renee E Lamb M ll under those Cll hve for years w1th proper tell people to explam why I get came from friends of hts Prov1de Ans~ers 1 cumstances DEAR DR LAMB Ftrsl 'lt ts gratifymg that so many tre,Jtmcnt " hen they follo\\ed pams 1 What can I do to ge t r td Eckhart, a former chatrman You can have swelling of the the n tloctm s adviCe I have of Jt' longttme frtends have made of the Pub hc Uhhlles Comnus- off I am 67 and I ca n t wnte these expresswns of personal ston of Ohw ( PUCO) satd only very well In my whol e life I feet and legs from heart also seen apparently healthy DEAR READER - No commitment to me,H he sa1d two of OhiO's 13 maJOr u!thttes on!) went to school 93 da ys d1sease When the hca rtft~lls to persons have a heart attack there ts no reason for anyone to The senator charged about provided any answers to hts That's what my 1eport card pump effcclively fimd ac f1 om the same disease a week be ashamed of havmg an ul cer hall of the contl'lbutwns made tnqUtry regardmg the ftrms' sa1d I learned fr om my ktd s ~.:urnulales 10 the legs And you after gelling a cleah btll of D1d )Ou know that even small the It ttle I kn O\\ ca n h.o~ve pa1 n 1n the mms !1om heal th from their doctor Not betbtes sometimes have an to hts mam Democrattc oppon execuhve salaries I go to a doctm but he only hea rt d1sease Judgmg from beca use the doctor erred but ulcer? ent, John Glenn, came from 'The most mtereshng re· answers bluntly about \\ha ts your lctteJ the dtagnoses you b~cause our tesl<; are not that Republicans "who want to sponse came from the Ohto Just te ll people the truth, tf wrong w1th you If your feet or \\ e1e able to read and yoUI c~ge good for 1den1Jfywg lht s you fee l you have to explam stack the Democrahc pnmary Bell Telephone Co," satd Eckm John's favor' ' hart "whtch, althoug h tt re- whole legs swell so much 11 JS g1 oup you p1 obably do have d1see~se when 1t ts si len t, w1th what your problem IS Of In Ohio fused to hst spec1f1c salartes, from your hea rt If both arms fatty deposits m the arlene& to no pa tn or swe llin g or course, there are a lot of thmgs your heart Th1 s ts qu>te br ea thmg problems Metzenbaum also Monday admttted Jt had 41 employes hurt tl IS also heart that cause stomach patns Bnt I sa w the card on h1s common w our soc 1ety 111 announced he plans to spend who were patd m excess of So hope fm the best fake bestdes ulcers and you need an most of hts lime m Ohto un- $40,000 whtch •s the governor desk When the nurse went out persons of) our age group I he JOUr medi Cin e and follow exammat10n to ftnd out If you til the pnmary electwn of Ohw s salary, and that tt tl was left neal me It sa1d other d1agnos1s d1ve1 t1cuht1s, exac t!) what you are told and really ha ve one In any case "I owe tt to tile Dem{)(:rahc had 25! employes currently artertoscl e rotlc car- refers to 111flamed sma ll hopeful!) vou 1111! do well For whatever causes your stomach voters of Ohw to be back m earmng m excess of $25,000 per d10v~scular d1sease and pockets off the colon The m more 1nformat10n on pam 1t IS not sometlung to be dtverttculihs coronary artery flammatwn hlay qmct down the state as much as posstble year athe1 oscleros1s, wnte to me m as hamed abo ut It ts 1m now that the prtmary campatgn 'Columbus and Southern Ohw d1sease There was mm e but and JUSt leave qUiet pockets ca re of this newspaper P 0 portan t, though to have a I can t tell you what to expect Rox 1551 Radto Ctty, New medtca l examtnatiOn If you do IS entenng the home stretch " Electric and Ohw Edtson Co the nurse was commg ba ck How much lime do I have left' for the future The lt ut~ IS that V01 k N Y 10019, and ask for have an ulcer then your doctor he sa1d "There are maJ~r sent letters refusmg to reveal Some thmgs I must do athe1 oscler os 1s or fatty the bookl et on cholesterol wtll want you to be on a . differences between m• and my thetr executives' sa lartes and DEAR READER It looks depos1ts m the arter1 es 1s an Enclose 50 ce nts to cover costs opponent and I Will do m; best a representatiVe of the East treatment program to contro l to explam those dtfferences to Ohw Gas Co phoned me to tell hke you have made the most of unpredictable dtsease I have DEAR DR LAMB - Should the excess actd that the voters ' me that they would not provtde your 93 days m school You can seen people 111 th thts problem an 11-year-old boy be ashamed aggravates the ulcer Glenn Monday shifted hts the mformalton requested Ohto read and wnte and that 1s qu1t e of havmg an ulce1 'Wh::~t ,.. •n 1 political campatgn stghts from By ED SAINSBURY Bulls pul the Bucks mto the UPI Sports Wruer Lhampwnshap 1 ouml ag;-unst CHICAGO l UPII - Old pro the v. Ullll'l of tht: Boston NC\\ Oscar Robertson won the \ ork se r~ es for lite second tun e cred it toda1 for pultmg the m thE> leiS\ four ) ears Mi111aukee Bucks back on the ll wa::; miraculous \I. e " ere tra ck lO\\ard a posstb le second on!J d011n fo ur at the half Nat i onal Basketball Costello satd But I knew tf Assocratton champwnshtp 1 hough outshone by cen te1 Os< ar dad anvthmg il would ha\e to mea n we \\ ere pia\ mg Kareem Abdul Jabbar 1\ho better We got Osci:lr mvoh ed a had 38 pomts and 24 rebounds , ht ll~" bit more b\ ca lh,,g some Gooch, Della Cross, and Beverly Hart, second row, Pat Woods Roma Nease, Rex Roy, VerneOrd, Linda Alley , third row Ehsa McMtllan, Bob Sayre, Ethan Stearns, Rocky Hupp, Denms Hawk, Jtm Wtlhams, and Mr Weese Absent were Nanc) Crow and J1m Evans DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Legs, feet swell from heart disease HOSPITAL Hol~~~!'.~er PT PLEASANT - Builders and home owners are mvtted to any or all of three sesstons of a landscapmg scliool at the courthouse annex Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week Sponsored by the extenston serviCe of West Virgtma Clifford Untverstty, Dr Collier, Jr , professor of archttectural landscapmg, W Va U, wtll be the featured speaker Themes r .and others wtll discuss are ornamental horltculture , landscapmg, diSease and msect control, tmproved landscapmg, plants and care of newly transporte<l plants, turf mamtenance, care and selection of mdoor office plants and how to make landscapmg plans of your own Sesstons w1ll begm at 7 30 p m Mason County Extenswn Agent Carl H Cook wtll prestde The Almanac By Uniled Press lnternallonal Today ts Tuesday, Apnl 23, the 113th day of 1974 wtth 252 to follow The moon is between 1ts new phase and ftrst quarter The mormng stars are Mercury, Venus and Juptter The evemng stars are Mars and Saturn Those born on th1s date are under the stgn of Taurus Enghsh dramatist and poet W1lham Shakespeare was born Apnl 23, 15&1 On thts day m hiStory In 1898, the US government asked for 125,000 volunteers to f1ght agamst Spam m Cuba In 1917, almost every performer stepped forward at a mass rally tn New York Ct ty when asked to volunteer to entertam the troops overseas m World War I In 1941, thousands attendmg an °Amer1 ca Ftrst" rally m New York Ct ty heard Char Ies ' Undbergh say "It IS ObVIOUS !hat England IS losmg the war " The notect avtator op· posed Amencan entry mto • World Warn , In 1965, more than 200 U s planes struck North Vtetnam m one of the heavtest ratds of the Wllf BERLIN VISITED DEXTER - Army SpectailSt Four Eddie M Turley, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Turley, . Route I, Dexter, partiCipated in a stgjlt-seemg •low' of Berlin, Gennany SWc ·Turley Is regularly assigned' as a !Ienior wireman m Battery A '2nd Battalion, 28th Field Ar: UUery at Ansbach 1DtScha rged, Aprll22) Mary Austm, Fatth Bradbury, Margaret Elltott, Della Forgey, Rosa Foul, Vonna Freye , Janet Gtbbs, Amy Ha tcher Clifford Hatfield, LoutS Hochberg, Linda KaiSer Edtth Markms, Patncta Parsons, Ruby Pendleton, Ada Toulton, Lyda Russell, Kimberly Skaggs, Rosa Scott, Ktmberly Shobe, Garnet Smeltzer, Isaiah Smtih, John Sturgeon, Ethel Wheeler, Deborah W1lhams IBtrths) Mr and Mrs Ronald Reynolds, a son, Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Phtlhp Bartells, a daughter, Galhpohs VISITS MOTHER Lt Col James M Roller, Nixon-style deficit budgets mostly drawing silence from conservatives By DONALD LAMBRO ~S HJNGTON (UP!) When Sen Barry Goldwater put a ' dune store New Deal label on Prestdent Eisenhower s 1957 budget, hts reputatwn as both a party warrior and the fastest cnttc m commentary the West was launched Goldwater's angry rema rkwhich, tt ts satd, Ike never forgot-eomes unmedtately to mmd m light of the death ly Silence wh1ch Prestdent Ntxon 's record $304 4 b11tion There is great gam In godliness \\ lth contentment, for we brought nothing mto the world, and we cannot take anything out of the world , bul 1f we have food and clothing, wtlh these we shall be content - I Timothy 6 6, 7, 8 To one man the \\Orld Js barren, dull and superftctal, ~o another r1ch, mterestmg and full of meanmg ' - Arthur Schopenhauer, Germa n philosopher The Daily Sentinel Old Pol names big in race for auditor of ·state job lNI'miEST OF MEIGS-M.AlJOH AREA CIIESI'E!IL TANNEIIILL ....,... ROBERT HOEFUat City FAtar Publlahed dally ~~I Saturday by The Otno Valley Plolbllshing Comptny u 1 COIIrt st Pomeroy Ohio ~ Buainess orr~ Phont m21a Editorial Phone gn. 21$7 Srcond claM postage JH~Id at Pomeroy Oltio tiational advert111ng repreaentaUve t .Bottinelll-GallaJber Inc l2Eut 42nd Sl New Yort., New York ~rate~ Delivered by carrier wbfte ayaU.blt eo centl" per week Dy Mccor Rot.te whert eamer 1efVice not avaUallle One nmth a a By lnfll in ' Ohio and W Va One Year SJ.I Sa month•. H $0 Thr« month1 1 te ~ t2Z 00 Ytlr, ab: month,s JJI $0 lhrlt months, kM SllbtaipU011 pitt ...,.... _,__, ~ By RITA SHADE COLUMBUS (UP! } - The two Republican candidates for state auditor are vymg for the May 7 votes by chippmg away at the well-known Ohto pohtlcal name of Ferguson Ne tther Tom Cloud nor Roger Tracy - themselves bearmg names deeply anchored m Ohw pohtt.cs - are too, concerned about browbeatmg each other m the prunary campaign Instead, each candtdate ts professmg to be the best man to beat the Democrats ' Tom Ferguson m the November election for state auditor 'The only, way to wm the Republican nommatton 1s to conVInce the people I'm the best man to beat the Ferguson name," sa1d Cloud 39 now m DEVOTEDT0111E strong m Republican ranks m Congress particularly among so-called fiscal conservat ives Goldwater and a handful of other conservaUves have made known thetr disdam for the 1ccord spendmg requests But from the vast maJonty of GOP members there has been only ' stlence The battle of the budget ts over ' the American Con ~ servattve Umon (ACU) satd last month m mourrung the btg budge t nse 'The budget won Prestdent NIXon has unconditiOnally surrendet ed " The Watergate-beleagured What's in a name? Andrews Atr Force Base, Md , spent the weekend m Metgs County wtth his mother Mrs Dorothy Roilier He attended the Gress-Ciark weddmg EDITORS'note Thts ts the Saturday mormng at lhe second of nme articles Sacred Heart Catholic Church prepared by Untied Press Accompanymg h1m here was Mrs Eva Hartley who has been lniernatwnal to spothght the vtSttmg m Maryland With the statewtde questtons and contests on lhe May~ pnmar) Rollers and m West Chester, ballot Today's arbcle Is about Pa , wtth her son-m-law and the two-way Repubhcau daughter, Mr and Mrs Henry contest lor state auditor Cooper Thoughts budget for the 1975 f1sca l ) ear has recetved from Republicans on Capitol H11! Goldwater s 1957 charactenzatwn of what, by companson was a far smaller budget burned the Wlute House but earned Gold\\ ater pnvate kudos from h1s colleagues who thought as he dtd but dtdn't want to nsk offendmg the admmtstratwn Party Loyalty Today , that attitude of " party loyalty hrst and foremost ' on fiscal matters, if not on Impeachment ts sttll his second term as prestdent of the Montgomery County CommiSSIOn Tom Ferguson, appomted deputy audttor last year dunng Audtlor Joseph T Ferguson's Illness, IS unopposed on the Democratic tteket The young Ferguson IS runmng on the "mtegnty and honesty " of his father 's 46-year pohltcal career Cloud and Tracy, however, have been takmg swipes at Joseph Ferguson and his son remrndmg voters of the ' flower fund ," billboards w1 th thef;erguson~arne and most of lu d;d~t\ ' \pr i l ~l ' J•li~ all patronage and nepottsm photographic expenses wtthout I don't believe m appropnate explanatiOns for nepotism, Cloud srud 'It 1s the exepndttures one thmg that does not have a Cloud \\ho IS not related to place m state goverrunent And one-ume audttor Roger Cloud patronage should come to an but admtts he plans to end capttallzeonthename,Jsabout ' Employment should he on to release his own 'audtt" of ment," Cloud co nttnued Ferguson s pracbces When (Joseph) Ferguson took The auditor's o!ftce should over, he got rtd of all be a central data storage bank Republican s and put m family for local governments and reand rn ends He ha s ftve search groups, " Cloud sa1d members of the Ferguson 'But there are co untless famt ly on the payroll ' reports that are requtred by Tracy, 35, Colwnbus a for- law to ensure umform aemer state representahve countmg techmques at local defeated by the elder Ferguson levels that have not been m the 1970 race, last week pubhshed by Ferguson for began releasmg results of hts several years " 'audtt of the audttor " Cloud also accused Ferguson Tracy, whose father and of bemg "way behmd" m grandfather were state of- aud1ts and usmg audtls for flceholders, charged Ferguson polittcal purposes wtth rubber stampmg approval ' This ts blatantly a pohttcal of payments he satd the use of taxpayers' dollars," Democrat had not been a Cloud satd ' And Tom 'fatthful watchdog of the Ferguson must stand on this pubhc" and allowed Gov John record He has been vtrtually J Gilligan to ' live htgh on the runnmg the auditor's office hog" while entertammg at the smce he qUit his ]ob m emcmnah " Governor's Mansion The GOP candtdate The Republican State crthmect Ferguson for paymg Comm tttee, whtch dtd not Gt!ligan s $8,289 28 food btl! for , make an endorsement m the entertamment at the manston audttor's race, selected Tracy last year Tracy, who hired has the consensus candidate several former state desptte his 1970 loss exammers to rev1ew select~d Tracy, who apparently has vouchers appr'{Yed by the the qUiet backmg of former auditors office, satd Ferguson Gov J ames A ' Rhodes tn this did not have supportive data to endeavor, was accused of not wac rant paymg the bills runmng hard enough m the 1970 " If I were audttor, I would· race not pay for tt, ' Tracy satd 'I Cloud, who has garnered would suggest they take me to s upport m ttle mainly court to paY 1t You only have Democratic Cleveland and to do that once or I twtce as Dayton areas, sa1d Rhodes told watchdog of the taxpayers " lum he would not press for a Tracy also faUlted Ferguson "Riiodes ticket" asking for a for paytng $3,284 for po~t~lex- parltcular wmner for the penses ~ami~ ,4B for audtfor 's olffce · Mason County Notes~ News ~ By Alma Marshall MASON - Candtdates for the Mason County Board of EducatiOn were Introduced by Kenneth Reynolds, prestdent of Mason Parent Teachers Assoctatwn, at a meetmg of the group on Tuesday at Mason Grade School They were Donna Thompson, Mary Froendt, Harry Stders, Bill Howard, Paul Watkins and Harley Mart'Um A question and answer pertod followed At the opemng of the meetmg Carla Hood and Juhe Gtbbs, both members of the Busy Bee 4-H Club, were m charge of the devotionals The PTA members voted unantmously to accept the slate of offtcers for 1974-75 and they are president, Larry Bumgardner , VICe president, Jackie Stsson secretary, Barbara McCartney and treasurer, Sharon Pauley Joe Scttes and M1ss Ivy Sleeth's rooms !ted for the book award Refreshments were served MASON COUNTY Regwnal Elementary Muste Festival will be held thts Frtday, Aprtl 26, at Wahama Htgh School gymnastum Puptls from Mason, New Haven, Hartford, Letart and West Columbta \\111 parhctpate The classroom teachers and Elizabeth Mattox, mustc supervisor m Mason County schools, are the dtrectors It IS open to the public Admtsston IS free The time will be announced NEW HAVEN - The Mason County Bend area Semor Ctllzens gave $50 to help pay the expense of new cabmets m the kttchen at New Haven Pubhc Ltbrary The prestdent of the group ts George Hester and other officers are co-secretary-treasurers, Mrs Walter Gnnstead and Mrs Jess Brown Club members meet every Wednesday at New Haven Library soc1al room The ftrst Wednesday of each month a potluck dmner ts held The group earns money by qulltmg and makmg rugs Ntxon, the ACU concluded, has taken a dtve m the fight for f1scal responstblhty " Sohctt Opmtons Incensed that so few congressional conservatives have spoken out agamst the Nixon budget, ACU comptled statements from anyone they could fm\1 m Congress who had cnttctzed the mcreased spendmg requests In many cases the pohttcal organtzahon had to sohctt opmwns Only 35 members responded ' I cannot hve wtth the budget my Prestdent has presented to the Congress," Goldwater satd m a Senate speech that received much less attentton than hts 1957 statement 'If I felt Ike's budget was a 'dime store New Deal' you can tmagme what I think of the budget recently sent to Capttol Hill It ts a pohhcal mtstake wtth the gravest kmd of overtones for the welfare of my BEND AREA - Mrs Ollte Brownmg VICe prestdent of Mason County Homemakers Counct! presided because of the illness of Mrs Ray Fox, at a counctl meetmg Tuesday at courthouse annex m Pomt Pleasant The name of the orgamzatton has been changed to Extenston Homemakers Mrs Darrell Jenks presented the devotwnals Mrs Harold Lewis closed wtth prayer The counc1l vote<! to send a thank you note to Mason County Court to pay for and mstallabon of cabmets m the Courthouse Annex The kitchen IS to be used for educatwnal demonstraltons The Appalachtan Power w1ll donate appliances Mrs Vtcki Keefer, Extenswn-Homemakers Agent, has announced that workshops on Food Preservation wtll be held when the kttchen ts completed It was announced that worksbops on needlepomt and flower arrangmg w1ll be held m the near future The club members were remmded of the folk feshval at Glenvtlle m June Names of candidates for the title of "Belle" must be sent to the Mason County Extenswn Offlce ll11111ediately The deadhne ts May 15 It was also announced that the Charleston area meeting will be at Camp Vtrgtl Tate m Kanawha County on May 8 Reservation must be tn by May I The theme IS "Grow With Music " Mason County Extenswn Homemakers Sprmg Luncheon will be May 23 The guest wtll be Mrs Dressler, an Appalachtan poet Another tmportant meetmg ts the Leadershtp Program Planmng Conference at Jackson's Mtll, Apnl 22 The theme IS 'How Does Your Garden Grow '" Attendmg were Jean Henderson, Grace Brown, Ollie country " Browmng, Nora Staats, Stbyl Gnnstead, Vebneda Dunn, Mary Sen James L Buckley, CR- Durst, Mrs Aaron Fowler , Mrs A W Escue, Mrs Harold Lew , 18 N Y , wtv;> recently called for Lo1s Hoffman, Mrs Otts Randolph, Mrs Earl Ingels, Sr , Mrs NIXon to res 1gn, satd the Darrell Jenks, Kay Kelsey, Joann Sommers, Florence Cullen, President had abandoned his Emd Scantlm, Anna Lee Douglas, Vtckt Humphreys, Con.-. e avowed mtentwn to eltmmate Frtshette, Alberta Fry, Mrs Elmer Grueser Sherry Wallburn1 wasteful federal programs and Cenevteve Hwnphrey, Mrs James Blam and M1ss Jeefer ' was contmumg to ''throw dollars at problems ' Requests Reckless Sen Jesse Hebns, R-N C, called the Ntxon ftscal requests reckless, whtle Rep Jack Kemp, R-N Y , satd the budget has to be the worst concetved of any on record-at least of Mrs Ray Proffttt, Mason, parents, Mr and Mrs Chester any Republican Prestdent on underwent surgery on Thurs- Ohver for a week record" day at the Rtverside MethodiSt Mr and Mrs Reuben Sighed Rep Lows Wyman, Hospttal tn Columbus Stewart, Mrs Mary Awniller, RN H ' l never thought I'd Mr and Mrs Earl Pierce of Mrs Maxme Arnold, Mrs hve to see the day when a Buffalo, N Y Mrs Ralph Helen Gtbbs and MISs Lots Ann Republican admtmstratwn Walls, McDonald, Ohw, VISited Gtbbs attended the weddmg of was conststently and oon- recently With Mrs Kahe Ohver M1ss Prtstlla Ftsher and Mr lthuo usly operated at a and other relatives m the area Robert Kell at Grunms Landef1c1t " Mr and Mrs Lllme Harms of ding on Saturday evenmg And so it went, all35 of them, Toledo, Ohto spent the weekend Mrs Laurene Lewts of while the ma]ortty of Republi- vtst ling Mr and Mrs Chester Cltfton has returned home cans - self-proclatmed "ftscal Ohver alter bemg hosptlahzed at conservatives" all- remamed Miss Gat! Oliver of Veterans ,Memonal Hospital tongue-tied Charleston vJstted her grand- Mason Area News, Notes Robertson \\ as nan'!ed bJ Bucks Coac h I am Costello as the player "ho tw ned the game mound after the Chicago Bulls held a 52-48 advantage at the half Robertson scoreless m the ftrst half, netted 10 pomts m the th1rd period when the BUcks ca me from behmd to take charge and another stx m the last perwd when Mtlwaukee s1mply rolled a\\ay from tts nval for a 115 99 vtctory gutdance, lesson plannmg and gradmg The departments, their chall1Jlen and teachmg staffs EngliSh and Language Faye Sauer, chairwoman , Deryl Well, Mrs Wtlleen Edwards, Mrs Janet Neal and Maunce Mayes Social Studies - Adam Krahel, cha11'l11811, John C WJcklme, Eugene Stevens and Jack Duncan Sctence and Math - Aileen Rutz, chatrwoman, Willlam ll:fhr ,Mrs tErne.'t'"" Srmth and Mrs Phyll!B Martin Busmess and Fme Arts Davtd :r Phtltips, chatrman, Mrs Barbara Stewart, Mrs Eleanor McKelvey and Mrs. Lyvoma Bunce Industrial Arts, Home Economtcs and Art Education - Uoyct Danner, chatrman • MiSs Glorta Kemper and Mrs' Sarah Moshter Health and Physical Educatwn .L Miss Patsy _ F1elds, cliaitwoman, James Sprague, and James Arledge. cl rltl gr r'" rfwr !\ spm t tJf 12 st r.tt~ht pmnL.:; by thr Rucks ~ .t v..: 1hem r nme pmnt lead Clnd the Bulls m \u go t closer than sc \ L n ()OUJ ls Jheredfl er 1\hil/> the Bucks once had a lead of 19 For the game tlw lluc ks shot 61 2 per t'Cnt and the Bulls 44 I from the noor .md Mth~aukee Reds rally, pial s for hun and he got the ope n shot and made 1l Osca1 came through m supe1 Jash Jon Ch1cago coach Dtck Motta h1 s team beaten for the etghth tune m mne playoff rounds CINC INNi\'11 1UP I I - De agreed w1th Costello 11 ott I1 gers p1tch~r I uke lL " as too much Mil Walker was struck by a lme "aukee he satd The; dnve off the bat of Johnny pla;ed great all of them Be nch and h.td to be ea rned off The Bulls had the lead t2 the held on a stretcher Monday tlmes durmg the game and the . . . mght m a n exh ibitiOn ga me score was tted 14 tames But v. 1th the CmcmnatJ Reds won The wm, and a four..gam e Bob Dandndge htt a 25-footer bv the Amet Jcan League team S\\ eep of the best of se ven \\Jlh 3 31 left m the thtrd pe nod 7-6 Western Conference Cham to put the Bucks m fr ont by one Doctors at ChriSt Hospital ownslup senes aga1nst the pom t and they ne1er tratled or here sa 1d X rays showed Walker had no fractures but they dectded to keep the lef thander hospttahzed overmght for observation Lefty M1ke McQueen hmtted the Tigers to JUSt two hils prior to the seventh mmng 11 hen he yielded four htls two walks and t... o wild p1tches Aurelio Rodnguez and MtckGuaranteed Ia ey Stanley each homered for the Tt gers off McQueen for the on lJ htts for DetrOit m the first s1x mrungs Okl tOAf FlAT FIN~H tATfl The Reds ralhed for four SPECIAL SALE PRICE runs ~ ,a ~UI'U oNHIII m the mnth m a btd to pull the game out of the fire Cm Mfr s sugg cmnatt had runners on ftrst and retail price - GUARANTEED 8 DO gallon second when the game ended To boo em l h~ "' quul ' l' The l\\o teams w11l meet mm!P Onr ceo ~ l '""' up o sq o lpe qo lon aga m June 13 for another Famous one coat htdmg I No w ho upp • d ,.c ,. d Dn the lobe It does no rove exhibitton game played for the strong odor dry 1n m1nutes n t>ne coo o d ono( I'" nl Water cleans lo ol s beneft t of amateur baseball m w l be funAh~d 0 " nsue cO •I!IIJ\11' the two ctt\es Matching colors In semi gio11 Tiger injured CHIEF LATEX WALL PAINT ~ 00 I~' ~·~ Pigments = .., ~ ~root If 1:- Now .Save '1.61 Fmest CHIEF LATEX SEMI•CiLOSS LJ~ Mfr • augg rotoll a eD "'" ;,;,.,.,., $6 ~ion • • • • Guaranteed 1 coat coverage Washable' Slain-resistant' Wale l"" cleans hands tools' Dnes dusl free 1n 30 m1nutes Colora m•tch our l•tex llaL MOORE'S AMERICAN HARDWARE POMEROY.· Ma1or League Results By Un1t ed Press lnternafiOt'lal Nat1ona1 League Atlanta 000 000 000 - 0 7 0 Hous ton 000 130 30x - 7 10 0 Harr tso n Aker (7) House (8) and Oates Osteen ( 3 1 l and Edwards LP ~ Harn so n ( 1 3 ) HRs- Cedeno 2 (3 rd & 4th) (O n y game sche duled ) Amerrcan League Kan C1ty 000 001 000- 1 7 0 Boston 200 001 Ol x - 4 7 0 Brde s Ga rber [51 Hoerner (8) and Mar lm ez W se Se g u1 (7) and D 1d1er W P - W se (11 J LP - 8r1es (01 ) HR s- Yast r zemsk1 2 (51h & 6th) (Qnly game scheduled) !he unl1 c<lg< f111 lhe Bulls w.ts rn u1 ncJVer wtth seve n for 20 for Mtl \\ 1ukt.:c I hL t 1 I UfllO\ Cl8 WCf CII 1 nough put uf $11500 Buck s nuy, Sport Par{Jde ca1 ned hdvc e.Jrncd $92 JOO LPI S))irs "Ell\ OHK 1UP! I I eC' Elder r .m nu\\ pld) m the M<~ s l e rs ll1g deal Somehov. I come Hway w1th the feeling this who le thmg \\ti S never a matter or ltfe or death wtlh h1m For some reason I keep thmkmg It dtdn I really matter that mu ch to him whet he r or not he e\ er became the first black go lfer to be mvtted to the Ma sters What do I base m) optmon on' On Lee Elder h1mself I remember s peaking wtth him e~bout the Mastcrs and he told me 1t 11asn t that tmportant to htm wh ether he ever pla;ed there or not The v.ay he satd 1t struck me as 1f he mea nt tl Mv reaction IS that Lee Elder was much more excited a bout Ius sudde n-dea th playoff 11tlli Jack Nicklaus m the Amencan (,olf ClassiCSIX years ago e;en though he lost ll than he will be over the Masters mvttat1on when 1l comes Whal II He do AnYII•Y? What s he gomg to do run around, show Jl to h1s fnend s and say, look this ts my mvltatton to the Masters E1ery tounng golfer hves for the dav he wtns h1s f1rs t b1g I0 tournament Lee Elder, on the tour stx years now finally dtd tha t m Pen sacola Fla Sunday He won the Monsan to Open by bea t1ng Bntam's young 1mprovmg Peter Oos terhu1s on the fourth playoff hole and along w1th the $30 045 first pme and sa ltsfactton the 11ctor; brought Elder there also \\as an obviou s mea sure of rehef ' I m happ) 1t s over wtth, he satd Those are the same words Hank Aaron used t\\ o weeks ago although there certaml) ts no mtentwn here of companng thm md1v1dual e~ccomph shmenl!i because the; are not even Ill the same class He Got T1red of It True Elder was under some p1 essure because membe1 s of the medta frequently asked him how he felt about pla)mg 1n the Masters He was asked so often hke <\aron he grew llred or heanng the same queslion Latelv Elder wasn t asked so much J1m Dent , a younger black player on the toUI was ask€d morc frequently and he was growmg as weary over the questiOn as Elder Actually , Lee Elder wasn t sure how he felt about the Mastel s after Sunday s wm m the Monsanto He answe red both wa) s as he has before At one pomt he satd he d have to watt and see what he d do when he rece1ved the Masters' mvttatwn then reversed his f1eld 'Ill defuutely accept the mvttatwn to the Masters he smd No doubt about tt It s a place I ve wanted to play for a long lime Now that It's come about I m happy about 11 I m lookmg fornard to gomg there next year If nothing else, Lee Elder s wm at Pensacola made a 11 hole lot of people feel better For one, tl made Cltff Roberts , the autocra tiC head man of the Masters feel better because he has been sa)mg for years that a black man would be e!tgtble to play 1f he qualiftes and now he can prove It CBS Feels Belter For two, 1t made CBS feel better The network couldn 't help but have some corporate qu alms about televtsmg a maJOr event m whtch the histonca l absence of any blacks annu ally pops up as an embarrasmg topic of conversation For three, Elder s accomplishment makes all the black leaders tn the commumty feel mu ch better Another maJor breakthrough The fac t ts Lee Elders parllctpatwn m the Masters 1sn t really gomg to change thmgs that much there The fact ts Lee Elder IS not the Jackte Robmson of golf etther Charhe Stfford was the piOneer tf anJone was althou gh Ted Rhodes took some of the knocks and abuses before h1m Poor Char he He d smoke that ctgar of hts they'd keep askmg h1m ho\\ he felt about bemg mvtte<l to the Masters some day before he threw hiB sttcks mto the closet and after a ttme he became so disgusted, he satd he didn t care anymore one wa) or another Somewhere along the !me, I feel Lee Elder reached that sa me pomt- no matter what he says no11 Eastern s 1l' sJX th stra1 gh t loss 1110 (;olng IIllO the In n1n g Coac h Bob Ashl e) s dO\.\ 11 10 111 ildseball Fl I L l he futur four tnps T11n Spencer and Greg Baile) had l\\o h1ts each For Sou th v. estern M1ke Crou se fen v Ca rter and Mike Russell h,J d three h1ts each Randy Blake sta rted on the htll for Coach Larry Hctnes Eag les Spence! the thud Eag le hurler \l.as cha rged \\llh the loss Carter \\ent all the wav for th e \ tctory So uth\\ es tern IS now 3 3 overall and 3 2 1n the SVAC Eas tern holds a 2 3 leag ue mark ltnescore Eastern 001 250 2- 10-12·3 Ssouth wtn 002 303 3- 11-11-4 Blake Hoi ter 14) Spencer 161 ILl and Ham s Car te• IW) and R Crouse BRYANT REACTIVATED SAN FRANC ISCO (UP! ) 1 he Sa n Francisco G1ants reac tn a ted Monday left handed pitcher Ron Bryant who had been on the dtsabled list smc'e March 15 fo r InJUrieS suffered m a swtmmmg pool accident m Pabn Spnngs lnfleldeJ Ed Goodson was placed on the 15-day dtsa bled hst because of a hamstrmg pull tn hts left leg I he InJury was aggravated last week when San Franc1sco played Houston \ l>ddlepor t 'must up In Wcdne sda\ R~ ( OA( HF S fO MEET lhurc \\Ill bl.' d coaches n1cc lin g f()r s~ l u;tw n uf team s In thf' M1dd lcporl Bo} s 1..eagu(: or J hur scht\ Apr d ?Ju t i p 1 of lht: Ohio K~m.nvhd Rtvcl Off!( It~ is Assn \\ 1ll be ell s< usst d 1t 1 meeting I uesd<J\ c \ t.:JlJng Apnl 2 ~~ d at 8 p m d l Masor Youth ( £ nt£1 111 M.t su n I uthcr I ucker presldl.'nl nf the gi oup \\ dills <.~ 11 fuutb ,lll b,Jsketb<~ll and bdseball of flf! .tl s t 1) dttend \\h.1t he c.tll rd th1 s \Cf) unpor t.tnt rncettn~ Pe rsons vHmt1ng to ~ 111 j t dt til~ ~ 11 ~ Stat! I WOW \ SHOt lS I he Me1g s Gall! pol! bdscbull g.unl sc hedu\.._d :vJ onda\ \\ciS \\ ashed out anrl \\Ill be mdde up Wednesda) lp11l 24 I he '<! e J ~s Eastern Well ston li dCk meet sche duled Mondav al so \\ JS ramcd out Swingers lose on Tiger links rh e Mei gs \1£11<illdC I \1tddl cpu1t ~\.\.\.\.\.\.\.\.VIIIIIIII~ gol f pluymg on the \\ md S\\ Cp t Ironton t:OUI s~ lost to the T1gers l99 li:l MondHV aftP.rnoon Medah st for the mne holes wo s l 1ger Jeff team Ma sse) \lith a 40 follo11ed b\ Auble \lllh 42 Je11 ell tilth 44 and Rudmann w1th 47 Bruce Blackston carded a 45 to pace the MarauDer sw mgei s followed by Jeff IVai ncr and J D Story 111th 51 each and Joe Rosenbaum 111th 52 The fifth men \\hose scoTes ~ ·~entertsc ~ ~ moue in with ~ s~ State~ Fa~m ~ ~' Spec S t•t e F urn h1s ool cy a lly ',i L' <IC'> ~nt>d lOr tll l t' r ~ The COS ! IS , ~ ow lht''>Crv<.c s~rl'lt Anlw11h ~ ~ ou r l n tla t on Covc•Jj.)C you r p r o r, ~, rcc t on car a ways s t a ~ uo to elate 'j ~ a r10mat calty Just w hnt you d "- e~oect h om the .... or cJ :11 home , ns urer Ca!t lor dc ta I~ ~ STEVE SNOWDEN ~ ~ r, 553 Russell St r.'J ~ S ~ (Gravel Hill).~ do not count on the fm.il tce~m count were Mar.,uder John ~ , Middleport, 0 ~ Thoma S\\Ilh a 57 and lronton s ~~~PH 992 7155 ~ Black "1th a 49 ~ iiAIIIA • • ~ ~ iJh I goud 11111hbor, Sflfl flflll II fhlrt ss .1Sl__ ~.. ~' l"uuu .. o ~ to play th1s "eekend He was ,, re leased fro m a hospita l ~ !jW ( fARMfll\[ t!N OC ASUAITY COMPANY Sunda} after treatment fo r a ~ Home Otlttt BIDOIII nglon Ill no 1 back InJury 11111111"\.\.\.\.\.\.\.'\.'If. ss An independent insurance agent • IS a man you can fall back on Meanv.;hile, second baseman T1to Fuentes began workmg out and said he \\ Ould be ready Th 1s We ek s Spec1a l USED CARS 1972 PLYMOUTH DUSTER COUPE V 8 motor au to tr ans and ar •2495 day Karr &Var. 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' II I • \pr Jl 24 for the M>ddl t t Bu1 I.e 1gu• Ih1 s mc!udt!s pe e wee, l.' ledgue and pony league A ) bCJ\ \\ tshtng to pla v summer t! before the \\lnmng rail) Ca rrol l Ruff started the h arne bJ dra\\tng a walk He was forced at second on a grounder off the bat of Bob Ruff Mtke Crouse tnpled plat tll ~ Ruff and Crouse Cdme 10 on cl passed ball tymg the score Kip Lewis who 1\ alked moved to third on a smgle bJ Terry Carter l..e\-\ 1s scored on a sq ueeze bunt b} Mike 11ussell Mike Larkms led Eastern v.1th three h1ts tliSUj SS MASO I" Sout hw este 1n s truck fu 1 lll ree run s m the seventh mmng Monday afternoon to hand Htg hlandel s v.ere uftl' r Wcdncu.:t1 st ~n Eagles ld1or IIIIV S DFAOIINP, Nom01e srgnu ps ~\til be held madc up Eastern Ill MU ION Ill( II MAN Transfers ouR FRONT END ALIGNMENT prt S id !.' nt of Mil so n l tllh: I cu~.; Ui \\ (Jnls •Jfflu1 s rn.mr~ ge r s £~nd tllosc w,mtm u, to bccm nt: m.mage1 s to 1ttend tn rnpo r t tnt nl!.'din g nr1 lu csclr~y t\pnl 21Jcl el l b 10 pill tl M tson W1utt1 (Inter t\1 t11.1 s l!mc rusll' 1s \\ Ill b~.: Al l lo~eth c r Lilt SWtops Today's be(wnc c~n ofhu _d of the above sports cirf..! dl so lrl\ 1ter! Ml fliNJ, I All ED MASOI" B1 au John son pl.!) Off .!wards 11h1le the Bulls Property Toe-out Pos1t1ve Caster Pos1t1ve Camber Try walking mone of these pos1t10ns Not1ce the stram? Crooked wheels cause the same sort of stram on your car let us correct these problems now Notes on local sports $115 000 1n rcg ulcll season (md I he vtctor y t c~ rn cd the Bucks $11 500 wlnle !he Bulls " ce 1ved Sa lse r to Henry A Salser, Car olJn Sal se r I 42 Acre, Sutton G~ o rge Carper I a\ Jnia Carper to State of Oh 10, Judgment En try on Settlement Bedford Rena Lemaster to Edward Lemaster Bon me Lemaster, 3 313 Acres Bed ford Ess1e B Russell to Lawrence William D Childs, Joan R Facemyer Jr !neva M Childs to Robert I 11eeves Facemyer 34 Acres 60 5 Sheila M Reeves, 111.! acres Acres SctplD Middleport Lawrence R Facemyer Jr lneva M Facemyer Howard Walwr Howard to Charles Rtch, Judy R1ch , 21 383 Acres ScipiO Dottle Hamng nka Dottte Smtth Carl M Smith to Dottle Sm1th Carl Smith, Lot 35 Middleport Oren C Wears, Dec to Jo Ann Wears Myrna Mane Wears, Robert Ray Wears Wt!ham Wayne Wears Sharlne Mae Wears Cert of trans Salts bury Denms Evans, Lmda Evans to Carolyn Salser I 42 Acre, Sutton Carolvn Sa lse r formerly Carol) n Evan s Henry A \ \ ' ' ll hU t l l>uUtH!s l mnp._trt d u 14 fo r ( IHt di-!,O Meigs \ \ 1I)L~!. Clu ca~o agcunst " NBA. finals In top ·Detroit; Save $2.00 on every gallon! Department leaders named Robert L Lannmg, prmctpal at Kyger Creek Htgh School, has appomted department chatrpersons for the 1974-75 school term They Will serve as an advtsory commttte~ to Lanmng The adviSOry coliUIIIttee Will make recommendahons on how to reduce failures, use of the school library, extra Cltrrtcular programs, Indtvtdual dtfferences among pupils, revisiOn of currtculwn, educ~!tonal ~nd vocallonal 1 _, " L' t ~ t a I ' • Big '0' puts BUcks 'Ohio politiCos keep up primary election race Landscaping school will run three days () ) OHIO • II I # • �'. _!., al Chic ago , 8: 30 -p .m a t Ctlicago , 8: ) 0 p m S(/h.,du tc <J nd Rt· ~ \111 !. Mav 1 a l To ronto , 9: 05 p_. r,1 ~ n v Unttv tl Pre~~ tnt~rna l i onill Apr · I O · lndiil nil 118 U ta h 107 Ea!>t Fm.al I if ne c: es5ary l A or n Indiana 110 U tah 101 May 4-- ilt Ch ica go , 8 : 30P .m . Bo":>f on v s . N eoN York 1\ pr 15 at TNrC' Haule , Ind ., (if nccc s~ a r yl · ( Boqon l""d s 3 1 ) 9 · 11 p m May 6 at Tor onto . 9; 05 ' P.m . Ap r I ll 80S I'on 11J N . Y 8H J\ pr ?7 a t Ut ah, 9· 30 p..m . lif Apr 16 f\o <, ton 1 11 N Y . 9Y (if necess ary ) · "' nec; eS". il ry ) w es t Final f\ pr t9 N Y 10 3 Bo ~ 1 on tOO Minne sota vs . Houslon ,A pr 7 1 Bo ston ~fl N Y . 91 ( M innesola leads 2, 1 J A nr ? •I rt1 Bo<; ton'. 7 10 p m K Apr ?f. at N ew Yor'k , T8A, Apr 18- M inn 5 Hou st on ,4, ot WHA Playoffs ( , t n cce ssuryJ Apr 20 - Ho uston 5 M i nnesota 2 Sc tl ed.ul eo;; and R es ults A, pr 21- M inn esota ~Houston 1 I( Ap r ?ll n t Gos ton . TBf\. ( if Bv Unit tc>d Pre ss Inter national Apr 28-- at Minnesota , 8: :.10 p .rn . n ecessa ry l E;as l Final Apr 29- al Houston , 8: 30p .m . Wes t F i n a l Ch i cago vs . Toronto Chi cago v s. Milwauke e May 1- a t Minnesota , 8 : 30 • (Toronto and Chi tied one I M il wau k ee wo n <l -0) p .m . Ofne cessaryl • apiecel Apr t h Milw 10 1 Ch i cago 85 May 2- at Hous ton , 8 : 30p .m . Apr t9 To ronto 6 Chica go 4 Apr 18 Mi lw l t3 Ch i caqo 11 1 (i t n ecess arvl· A or 72 ~ ChicaQo 4 To ronto 3. Ap r 20 Milw" 113 C h i cago 90 1\pr n Ml!w 11 5 Ch i caqo 99 x -T1me to .be annou n (:t:d NBA Plilyo f h AstrOs · close gap on LA By !'RED DOWN UPI Spurts WrilH It looks lik e the _gian t Qtll$l ion 11.1a rks which hung ovt>r I he l a~ u ct s of Ca rl Yast rzernski and Cesa r Cedeno · ca u-be remo\!ed . sta r ts whil'h lllilkt> ltwi r l>.<l !l \ll ~ .:IH\1 , : 1;1 s ! q l :-. 1.'\ !HJll!t' I'S respt'ct ivt.' teams look \ikt• ·· ;md dr iwn i r1 lli rur·ls for tht· pow e rful n)nt(•n de rs l ~l'd Sm; (\•tknn, fu r .division litll·~ if not pennants ." Ya stre ms ki. th e vetera n sluggt•r who ha sn't l~lrl a re;1lly good season sinet• 1!!70. is l h,t· )'1 / Uil g s i ; 1r wll tlSC t '<ll'l ' l' l' was t)H'('ale rll'd \as1 1\'lll lt'r wlwn ht• b(•c:mll' invu lvt•ci in ;i slwoti ng inl'idt•nt , i:-; Exrlamotion points~re more appropriate becausl' both the Boston l~rd Sox and Houston Astra sta rs are off to super Hannan Trace Standings drops Pirates · Major Leagu e Stam:Jing s By United Pre ss lntcr n at ion'ill National League East Mon !r eal Ph i ladelphi a St . LOlliS Chicago New York ~ i tt s b u rgh w. 1. 8 2 .BOO 9 5 .643 9 6 3 7 pet . g.b . 563 5 . SJS Q .150 J Coac h Tom Belville 's HHnnan Trace Wi lc!eat d' tamond team gut home run su ppor t from Kent Hal ley <'Wd 2' . Wayne Hesson Monday aftern oon but had to hold on fo r dear life to nip North Gallia , 11g.b . 10 111 an SVAC contest . at Mercerville. 1' 1 Halley connec ted i n the first 2' ! 3 i nni ng with the bases P!~pt~~ 7 and Hesson got one in the fi r st 6 6' . 3 10 . 23 1 W est w. I. pe t. LosA n geles 10 'i 66 7 Houston 10 7 .58 8 San Francisco 9 7 .563 Cincinnati 7 7 .500 Atlanta 8 9 .471 Sa n Diego 4 13 .235 Monday 's Resul t s with one on and ano ther in the Hous ton 7 A tl an ta 0 · {O nty game scheduled.) six:th with two runners on base . Tcda y's Probable Pitcher s Coach Chuck Dowler's Nor th (All T i m es E OTJ Chicago (Frai l ing 2-0 ) at Ga lli a Pit·ates. trailmg 4-0 Cin ci nnat-I INE'I son Q.2J, 8: 05 going into the fifth, struck for p .m . Houston (Koniec zny· 0-1J at 10 big r un s after two oulc;. The St Lou i s (Siebe rt 1-1), 8 :30 rally star ted on a dropped fly P.m . New YorK { Matla c k 1 OJ a t ba ll . San Dieg o { Jones 0 -4), 10 p .m Ph ila del phia (Sc hu eler o. 2J a t Before the fina l ou t , Nor th Los Ange i E's (Rau 1 OJ. 10 . 30 Gallia had struck for sP verl p .m . Mont r eal (T orr ez 2-0 J at Sa n ·F ranc isco ( Brad l ey 2-1). l O· JO P-ro nly games sc heduled ) W ed n es da y ' s Games Ch icago at Cin cin nati Mon tr eal at San Francisco Pittsbgh a t At l anta , night Hou ston a t St L ou is. nigtH Ph il a at Los Angeles , ·night New York at San Diego . night American L eague Ea st w . I. pet. g . b . Boston tO 5 .667 I Milwauk ee 7 4 .636 New York t •, .563 '7 7 Balt imo re 6 .538 ; De troit 5 8 .38 5 4 ( t .267 Cl evela nd • Wes t w. 1. pet . g.b . Cal i fo rnia 9 6 .600 Oakland B 6 .57 1 ,1 11 Tex as 8 6 .57 1 Minnesota 7 6 .538 Kan sas City 4 8 .333 31 1 Chi cago 4 9 .308 4 Monday ' s Re sulls Boston 4 Kansas City 1 (Only ga m e sc heduled ) Today ' s Prcbable Pitch ers (All Tim es Eon Oakland ( H un t er J"OJ at Cleve l and CG . PE'r r y 1 1). 1 p .m . . Ka n sas Ci ty (Fitzmo rr is 0-01 at Bo s ton (Drago 1-0) , 3 : 30 p .m . • California (T anana 2-1J at Balti more (Grims l ey 2-1J. 7: 30 p .m . Minn E'so ta ( Woodson 0-1) at De troi t (LaG row 0-J ), 8 p .m , M i l waukee (S laton 1-11 a t Chicago (K aat 1-0I , 9 p .m. (O n ly games sch edul ed) Wedne sday's Gam es Oakland at Cl.eve land Ka n sas City at N ew Yo r k Calif at Baltimor e, n ight· , Minnesota ~u Detro it. night ·Milwaukee at Chi cago , nigh t Boston at T exas , nigt1t International leagu e Stan- \i• l l lt' r s NEW YORK tUPI) - Toda y is the day the Nationa l r'oo tball League may t;l)rne out of il< "low profile" and launch a cou ntera ttac k aga inst th e World Football League. NFL club owners meet today in specia l session to decide on expansion and the new WFL, which ha s been spiriting away top talent from the older league during the past two months, could affect their thinking. At the NFL owners meeting in Miami !,leach, Fla., in late February, Commissioner Pete Rozelle said league attorneys had encouraged " a low · profile" agains t the upstarl league. But since that lime, players like Larry Cs,onka, Paul Warfield and Jim Kiiek of th e Miami Dolphins, Ken Stabler and Daryle Larnoncia of Oakland, Ted Kwalick of San Francisco and Calvin H;ill of Dallas have signed with WFL lea rns. Five cities- Honolulu , Memphis, Phoenix, Sea ttle and Tampa -a re in the running for l~lli\(JJ)! It' s no secret. Some shoes just can 't live up to their prom ises. But Nu rse- Mates are different. They' re made with you in mind . With plenty of sty le and fashion , And with ext ra support for ext ra comfo rt. It 's no secret e ither that Nu rse· Ma tes of fe rs you the most in pro fessiona l SerVice shoes. Come see for yourse lf al: heritage hou5e Y our Thorn MeAn Sfore ' Mtddleport . 0 . JF. mgers J ; Bibby , Texand 3-2,Jenkins ' T eK · - - - - - - - - - - - · , Oak INSURANCE ~11 ;md k.n•J<'kt•d in 2:t llorkiu ~ : •• UI" n 1rts hil l .-; larh·d l hl' SL'<lS0/1 il !-l bi g ·' if~- .'' E .x pc r ts woriderr d wll(l ther Yasl r zcm skl l'IHJ!d f\'t'l' I' L'('OVl'l' hi:-; for111 of ~~ fr.w St' as v n !-i <r g u and w lw th L·r C'rdeno <"ould .-;hn ke off the eff c·e1.') of his lraumali c ex . pcriencl' . The answer to bolh qucsllons .. four wu lk::.; whicl1 wa s 10 runs. ~ lp pe<trs to be in the affir- llllrtiw Yaslrzcmski hit two lwmt•r·s drove in thr ee r uns M onda y to lead the l{ed Sox ro a 4-.l vicrnry uver the K Ltnsas wa lks and a single by Montr Ci ty Boy;_d s wllilc Ccdc rw Sheets. In the six th, Mark drove in fi\'L' runs with two Swain singled, Da vid Shaffer hu111ers GIS the As t r os defet1ted walked and Hesson slammed ;1 tile Mlunta Graves , 7-0. long blast to centerfi eld. Bill No other games were pla yed Petrie was the losing pitc her . Monday in the major leagues. The win , HT's three straight, The Bed Sox took a 2-0 lead in pushed the Wildcats' league the fir st inn ing on si ngles by mark to :t-3, 3-5 overall. Nm·th T o111my Harper and Vastrzem Ga llia droppe<l to 0-4 in the s ki sa ndwi c hed a round t~ SVAC and 1-B overal L double by Doug Gri ffin . Yaz I .i nescore : tlwn homl.! rcd in bo lh the si x lh NG 00 Ot 101 00- ID-9-.1 w1d ('igllt ll inn ings to <Jcco un t HT :110 04:1 X- 11 -64 · for the other runs . Welch·; Petrie (61 i Ll and R ick Wise allu wed f i ve fli ts Patterson. H esson. and t he Hoya l s ' r un In si x i nMontgomery. Hesson t 51 and nings to win his second ga me of Shaffer . the season with the Helief ai d of Diego Segui. Jim Wohlford doubled huml' Kcmsas City's run in the sixth inning. Ne lson Briles suffered the loss . Cedeno, his t :~ .ga me hitting strea k broken l11is weekend , lined two homers over the lefl field fence in the Astrodome lo pa ce Claude Osteen to his third NFL expansion franchi ses, and straight win . Cede no hit a twoHonol ulu could be a key since run homer in t he fifth and i n it's the only one of the five the !jevent h conn ected for a which already has a WFL th ree-run blast . Rorie Hnrri.sun franchi se . was the loser . Today's first order of btL, iness will be a decision on whether or not to expand and second will be by how much. The cities, anywhere from two to four , will be dec ided last. possibly late m the week. Once they are selected, if indeed they are, the next problem is to determ ine entrance fees for new owners and stocking procedure for the new clubs. Cost of a new franchise is expected to be about $15 mi llion . In order to pass, 18 of the 26 club owners must vote for ex pansion . The NFL also must consider the problem of leaving their prime cilles ava ilable for the WFL should.they fail to include them in expa nsion . The NFL . has spent two years studying possible fran chise sites and failure to accept any of the final fi ve might leave -them open for the WFL . <.tnd Hem nan T r ace bounL"cd back in its half of t h e inni11g ur1 four at - \iPfJ.!''- ~ I[ 1-'P f!(•f' al SH'ul ht·ru . \\':fh :1111a ;1( 1-: a . . lt•rtt . · fur ·he 1\ ~ 'l'o s . Bp :)l , u·r · ; ll tlung rhr rir usr l:dt•ni('d pl.:t yt• r s in 1i)l' gwm.' expected today .400·-----------· 11 1 11;t S _X, .;, Counterattack dings B y United Press International North · w. r. pet . g .b. Syracuse 3 1 . 750 Toledo 1 1 .5 00 1 Roch este r 1 2 .3 33 llh HEAD TRAINER Pawtu c ket 1 2 .33 3 1117 South f PHILADELPHIA (UP!) w . I. pet . g .b. Tom Altieri, a veteran trainer M emphi s 2 1 .667 T idewat er 2 2 500 l/ 7 for athletic events and profesCtl arles ton 1 1 .500 ,,7 sional teams in Conneclicut, R ichmond 1 2 .333 1 Monday 's RE' surts has been named head trainer Toledo at Charlesto n ~ ppd ., for the Philadelphia Bell of the r a in Mempl'1is 4 Rochester o World Football League. Sy r ac use 17 T i d ew ater 7 A native of Meriden, Conn. , Ma ior League Leaders By Ut~ite d Press lnte rnation~l where he is health director of Leading Batters the Meriden YMCA, Altieri National League g. ab r . h. p et . currently is working with the 10 32 9 13 .406 Sngttn , Mtl Hebnr , P it 13 55 IT 22 .400 Hartford Capitols of the EastF'erez. Atr' 10 25 6 10 .400 ern Basketball Association. Unser , Ph i l 12 44 11 17 .386 Mondy ,C hi 11 44 12 17 .386 Rose , Ci n 14 60 13 23 383 Parkr , Pit 12 47 5 18 383 Robnsn , Ph it t t 34 5 13 . 382 A thought for the day : Sc tl neck , NY 9 34 3 13 .382 Cedeno . Hou 17 67 15 25 _37 3 Roman p oe t Horace said 1 11 The American L eague brief span of life forbid s us to g . ab r. h . pet . h . hI h , P in era , N Y s 31 3 13 . 419 c ens on g ope. Stantn . Cal ' 6 58 Ja cksn.Oak 14 55 12 12 23 22 .397 Car-tw . Min 14 58 10 23 .3 97 Gri ff'n-:-Bos 14 49 6 19 .388 Gr ic h , Bal 13 44 10 17 386 'Yaz , Bos 14 50 12 18 .360 Ol iva , M in 11 34 0 12 .353 Spikes , Cle 14 54 7 t9 .352 Chm b lss , Cl e 14 57 7 20 . 351 Home Runs N ation al League : Per ez, Cin and Wynn, LA 6; Garvey , LA and Hebner , Pitt 5,· Aaron, At l and Cedeno , 1-lou 4 . Am er i can League : . Nettles, NY 9; Ja ckso n , Oak J· Yas trze r'f's ki, Bo s 6; D uncan : Cle v and Burro\-fgt1 s, Tex . Run s Batted In Nationa l L eague : . Ce deno, Hou 23 ; Per ez , Cin and Wy nn , LA 17. ; Conce pcio n , Cin 15 ; Cey and Ga rve y, LA · l4 . Am eri can L"eague : ~ac kson , Oak 21 .Nettles, Ny ·20: Ya~trzem s k i, 6os 16 ; Rob in son , Ca l and H is l e, Mlnn \5 .. Pitching National L eagu e: John , LA 4.· 0; Rogers , Mil 3-0; P . Nie kro and Reed , Atl. Os te'e n, Ho u. Sutto n . LA and Cal ctwell. SF J 1. American L·ea gi.Je : . Hiller , Det, W r ig ht. Mi l ,1nd Hunter, O~k . J-0 ; Sto ttr emy re , NY , hi~. and goocl for IJ ; 1 " Ill ~'. : ~ ·.i" ' ' i l, til \\ ··!;-.; (H II. ! . n!l Sm1!h.crn <illtl \'~r~1o11 al \ •lt•i gs, TIIHEI·: SIGNED .l i\('KSONV ILLE , I UP! J Fla . Th e · . Jal'k sonvillc Sha rk s of l h~' nt·w Wo rl d F not ball l.e .a guc lw vc a nn(;LJnccd rhc signing of an - coach and a light C'ndlinrUa C:kcr . HcJy Green." an assist"'nt coacll at the University uf Iowa since 19fi!1 , wa s signed for a similar job with the Sha rks. Creen is :15 a nd played college fuolbcr l l at Akron University . <-lssi slanl He holds ~J maste rs deg ree from tllC Univ ersity of Miami. Mike Burnop, a fr ee agent from Vir gin i<:J Tech, was signed lo cr Sharks con t r act as a li gh t end-linebacker . He is 6-feet-1 and weighs 225 pouncl'i. 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WAL KER STRUC K CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Detroi t Tige rs pitc her Luke Walk er was struck by a ball here Monday during an exhibition game with the Cincinnati Heds and carried off the fi eld .,~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .~,~~a.--.w-.. .. ' I r ·' 1 ·' I ' .· .. ., .' �'. _!., al Chic ago , 8: 30 -p .m a t Ctlicago , 8: ) 0 p m S(/h.,du tc <J nd Rt· ~ \111 !. Mav 1 a l To ronto , 9: 05 p_. r,1 ~ n v Unttv tl Pre~~ tnt~rna l i onill Apr · I O · lndiil nil 118 U ta h 107 Ea!>t Fm.al I if ne c: es5ary l A or n Indiana 110 U tah 101 May 4-- ilt Ch ica go , 8 : 30P .m . Bo":>f on v s . N eoN York 1\ pr 15 at TNrC' Haule , Ind ., (if nccc s~ a r yl · ( Boqon l""d s 3 1 ) 9 · 11 p m May 6 at Tor onto . 9; 05 ' P.m . Ap r I ll 80S I'on 11J N . Y 8H J\ pr ?7 a t Ut ah, 9· 30 p..m . lif Apr 16 f\o <, ton 1 11 N Y . 9Y (if necess ary ) · "' nec; eS". il ry ) w es t Final f\ pr t9 N Y 10 3 Bo ~ 1 on tOO Minne sota vs . Houslon ,A pr 7 1 Bo ston ~fl N Y . 91 ( M innesola leads 2, 1 J A nr ? •I rt1 Bo<; ton'. 7 10 p m K Apr ?f. at N ew Yor'k , T8A, Apr 18- M inn 5 Hou st on ,4, ot WHA Playoffs ( , t n cce ssuryJ Apr 20 - Ho uston 5 M i nnesota 2 Sc tl ed.ul eo;; and R es ults A, pr 21- M inn esota ~Houston 1 I( Ap r ?ll n t Gos ton . TBf\. ( if Bv Unit tc>d Pre ss Inter national Apr 28-- at Minnesota , 8: :.10 p .rn . n ecessa ry l E;as l Final Apr 29- al Houston , 8: 30p .m . Wes t F i n a l Ch i cago vs . Toronto Chi cago v s. Milwauke e May 1- a t Minnesota , 8 : 30 • (Toronto and Chi tied one I M il wau k ee wo n <l -0) p .m . Ofne cessaryl • apiecel Apr t h Milw 10 1 Ch i cago 85 May 2- at Hous ton , 8 : 30p .m . Apr t9 To ronto 6 Chica go 4 Apr 18 Mi lw l t3 Ch i caqo 11 1 (i t n ecess arvl· A or 72 ~ ChicaQo 4 To ronto 3. Ap r 20 Milw" 113 C h i cago 90 1\pr n Ml!w 11 5 Ch i caqo 99 x -T1me to .be annou n (:t:d NBA Plilyo f h AstrOs · close gap on LA By !'RED DOWN UPI Spurts WrilH It looks lik e the _gian t Qtll$l ion 11.1a rks which hung ovt>r I he l a~ u ct s of Ca rl Yast rzernski and Cesa r Cedeno · ca u-be remo\!ed . sta r ts whil'h lllilkt> ltwi r l>.<l !l \ll ~ .:IH\1 , : 1;1 s ! q l :-. 1.'\ !HJll!t' I'S respt'ct ivt.' teams look \ikt• ·· ;md dr iwn i r1 lli rur·ls for tht· pow e rful n)nt(•n de rs l ~l'd Sm; (\•tknn, fu r .division litll·~ if not pennants ." Ya stre ms ki. th e vetera n sluggt•r who ha sn't l~lrl a re;1lly good season sinet• 1!!70. is l h,t· )'1 / Uil g s i ; 1r wll tlSC t '<ll'l ' l' l' was t)H'('ale rll'd \as1 1\'lll lt'r wlwn ht• b(•c:mll' invu lvt•ci in ;i slwoti ng inl'idt•nt , i:-; Exrlamotion points~re more appropriate becausl' both the Boston l~rd Sox and Houston Astra sta rs are off to super Hannan Trace Standings drops Pirates · Major Leagu e Stam:Jing s By United Pre ss lntcr n at ion'ill National League East Mon !r eal Ph i ladelphi a St . LOlliS Chicago New York ~ i tt s b u rgh w. 1. 8 2 .BOO 9 5 .643 9 6 3 7 pet . g.b . 563 5 . SJS Q .150 J Coac h Tom Belville 's HHnnan Trace Wi lc!eat d' tamond team gut home run su ppor t from Kent Hal ley <'Wd 2' . Wayne Hesson Monday aftern oon but had to hold on fo r dear life to nip North Gallia , 11g.b . 10 111 an SVAC contest . at Mercerville. 1' 1 Halley connec ted i n the first 2' ! 3 i nni ng with the bases P!~pt~~ 7 and Hesson got one in the fi r st 6 6' . 3 10 . 23 1 W est w. I. pe t. LosA n geles 10 'i 66 7 Houston 10 7 .58 8 San Francisco 9 7 .563 Cincinnati 7 7 .500 Atlanta 8 9 .471 Sa n Diego 4 13 .235 Monday 's Resul t s with one on and ano ther in the Hous ton 7 A tl an ta 0 · {O nty game scheduled.) six:th with two runners on base . Tcda y's Probable Pitcher s Coach Chuck Dowler's Nor th (All T i m es E OTJ Chicago (Frai l ing 2-0 ) at Ga lli a Pit·ates. trailmg 4-0 Cin ci nnat-I INE'I son Q.2J, 8: 05 going into the fifth, struck for p .m . Houston (Koniec zny· 0-1J at 10 big r un s after two oulc;. The St Lou i s (Siebe rt 1-1), 8 :30 rally star ted on a dropped fly P.m . New YorK { Matla c k 1 OJ a t ba ll . San Dieg o { Jones 0 -4), 10 p .m Ph ila del phia (Sc hu eler o. 2J a t Before the fina l ou t , Nor th Los Ange i E's (Rau 1 OJ. 10 . 30 Gallia had struck for sP verl p .m . Mont r eal (T orr ez 2-0 J at Sa n ·F ranc isco ( Brad l ey 2-1). l O· JO P-ro nly games sc heduled ) W ed n es da y ' s Games Ch icago at Cin cin nati Mon tr eal at San Francisco Pittsbgh a t At l anta , night Hou ston a t St L ou is. nigtH Ph il a at Los Angeles , ·night New York at San Diego . night American L eague Ea st w . I. pet. g . b . Boston tO 5 .667 I Milwauk ee 7 4 .636 New York t •, .563 '7 7 Balt imo re 6 .538 ; De troit 5 8 .38 5 4 ( t .267 Cl evela nd • Wes t w. 1. pet . g.b . Cal i fo rnia 9 6 .600 Oakland B 6 .57 1 ,1 11 Tex as 8 6 .57 1 Minnesota 7 6 .538 Kan sas City 4 8 .333 31 1 Chi cago 4 9 .308 4 Monday ' s Re sulls Boston 4 Kansas City 1 (Only ga m e sc heduled ) Today ' s Prcbable Pitch ers (All Tim es Eon Oakland ( H un t er J"OJ at Cleve l and CG . PE'r r y 1 1). 1 p .m . . Ka n sas Ci ty (Fitzmo rr is 0-01 at Bo s ton (Drago 1-0) , 3 : 30 p .m . • California (T anana 2-1J at Balti more (Grims l ey 2-1J. 7: 30 p .m . Minn E'so ta ( Woodson 0-1) at De troi t (LaG row 0-J ), 8 p .m , M i l waukee (S laton 1-11 a t Chicago (K aat 1-0I , 9 p .m. (O n ly games sch edul ed) Wedne sday's Gam es Oakland at Cl.eve land Ka n sas City at N ew Yo r k Calif at Baltimor e, n ight· , Minnesota ~u Detro it. night ·Milwaukee at Chi cago , nigh t Boston at T exas , nigt1t International leagu e Stan- \i• l l lt' r s NEW YORK tUPI) - Toda y is the day the Nationa l r'oo tball League may t;l)rne out of il< "low profile" and launch a cou ntera ttac k aga inst th e World Football League. NFL club owners meet today in specia l session to decide on expansion and the new WFL, which ha s been spiriting away top talent from the older league during the past two months, could affect their thinking. At the NFL owners meeting in Miami !,leach, Fla., in late February, Commissioner Pete Rozelle said league attorneys had encouraged " a low · profile" agains t the upstarl league. But since that lime, players like Larry Cs,onka, Paul Warfield and Jim Kiiek of th e Miami Dolphins, Ken Stabler and Daryle Larnoncia of Oakland, Ted Kwalick of San Francisco and Calvin H;ill of Dallas have signed with WFL lea rns. Five cities- Honolulu , Memphis, Phoenix, Sea ttle and Tampa -a re in the running for l~lli\(JJ)! It' s no secret. Some shoes just can 't live up to their prom ises. But Nu rse- Mates are different. They' re made with you in mind . With plenty of sty le and fashion , And with ext ra support for ext ra comfo rt. It 's no secret e ither that Nu rse· Ma tes of fe rs you the most in pro fessiona l SerVice shoes. Come see for yourse lf al: heritage hou5e Y our Thorn MeAn Sfore ' Mtddleport . 0 . JF. mgers J ; Bibby , Texand 3-2,Jenkins ' T eK · - - - - - - - - - - - · , Oak INSURANCE ~11 ;md k.n•J<'kt•d in 2:t llorkiu ~ : •• UI" n 1rts hil l .-; larh·d l hl' SL'<lS0/1 il !-l bi g ·' if~- .'' E .x pc r ts woriderr d wll(l ther Yasl r zcm skl l'IHJ!d f\'t'l' I' L'('OVl'l' hi:-; for111 of ~~ fr.w St' as v n !-i <r g u and w lw th L·r C'rdeno <"ould .-;hn ke off the eff c·e1.') of his lraumali c ex . pcriencl' . The answer to bolh qucsllons .. four wu lk::.; whicl1 wa s 10 runs. ~ lp pe<trs to be in the affir- llllrtiw Yaslrzcmski hit two lwmt•r·s drove in thr ee r uns M onda y to lead the l{ed Sox ro a 4-.l vicrnry uver the K Ltnsas wa lks and a single by Montr Ci ty Boy;_d s wllilc Ccdc rw Sheets. In the six th, Mark drove in fi\'L' runs with two Swain singled, Da vid Shaffer hu111ers GIS the As t r os defet1ted walked and Hesson slammed ;1 tile Mlunta Graves , 7-0. long blast to centerfi eld. Bill No other games were pla yed Petrie was the losing pitc her . Monday in the major leagues. The win , HT's three straight, The Bed Sox took a 2-0 lead in pushed the Wildcats' league the fir st inn ing on si ngles by mark to :t-3, 3-5 overall. Nm·th T o111my Harper and Vastrzem Ga llia droppe<l to 0-4 in the s ki sa ndwi c hed a round t~ SVAC and 1-B overal L double by Doug Gri ffin . Yaz I .i nescore : tlwn homl.! rcd in bo lh the si x lh NG 00 Ot 101 00- ID-9-.1 w1d ('igllt ll inn ings to <Jcco un t HT :110 04:1 X- 11 -64 · for the other runs . Welch·; Petrie (61 i Ll and R ick Wise allu wed f i ve fli ts Patterson. H esson. and t he Hoya l s ' r un In si x i nMontgomery. Hesson t 51 and nings to win his second ga me of Shaffer . the season with the Helief ai d of Diego Segui. Jim Wohlford doubled huml' Kcmsas City's run in the sixth inning. Ne lson Briles suffered the loss . Cedeno, his t :~ .ga me hitting strea k broken l11is weekend , lined two homers over the lefl field fence in the Astrodome lo pa ce Claude Osteen to his third NFL expansion franchi ses, and straight win . Cede no hit a twoHonol ulu could be a key since run homer in t he fifth and i n it's the only one of the five the !jevent h conn ected for a which already has a WFL th ree-run blast . Rorie Hnrri.sun franchi se . was the loser . Today's first order of btL, iness will be a decision on whether or not to expand and second will be by how much. The cities, anywhere from two to four , will be dec ided last. possibly late m the week. Once they are selected, if indeed they are, the next problem is to determ ine entrance fees for new owners and stocking procedure for the new clubs. Cost of a new franchise is expected to be about $15 mi llion . In order to pass, 18 of the 26 club owners must vote for ex pansion . The NFL also must consider the problem of leaving their prime cilles ava ilable for the WFL should.they fail to include them in expa nsion . The NFL . has spent two years studying possible fran chise sites and failure to accept any of the final fi ve might leave -them open for the WFL . <.tnd Hem nan T r ace bounL"cd back in its half of t h e inni11g ur1 four at - \iPfJ.!''- ~ I[ 1-'P f!(•f' al SH'ul ht·ru . \\':fh :1111a ;1( 1-: a . . lt•rtt . · fur ·he 1\ ~ 'l'o s . Bp :)l , u·r · ; ll tlung rhr rir usr l:dt•ni('d pl.:t yt• r s in 1i)l' gwm.' expected today .400·-----------· 11 1 11;t S _X, .;, Counterattack dings B y United Press International North · w. r. pet . g .b. Syracuse 3 1 . 750 Toledo 1 1 .5 00 1 Roch este r 1 2 .3 33 llh HEAD TRAINER Pawtu c ket 1 2 .33 3 1117 South f PHILADELPHIA (UP!) w . I. pet . g .b. Tom Altieri, a veteran trainer M emphi s 2 1 .667 T idewat er 2 2 500 l/ 7 for athletic events and profesCtl arles ton 1 1 .500 ,,7 sional teams in Conneclicut, R ichmond 1 2 .333 1 Monday 's RE' surts has been named head trainer Toledo at Charlesto n ~ ppd ., for the Philadelphia Bell of the r a in Mempl'1is 4 Rochester o World Football League. Sy r ac use 17 T i d ew ater 7 A native of Meriden, Conn. , Ma ior League Leaders By Ut~ite d Press lnte rnation~l where he is health director of Leading Batters the Meriden YMCA, Altieri National League g. ab r . h. p et . currently is working with the 10 32 9 13 .406 Sngttn , Mtl Hebnr , P it 13 55 IT 22 .400 Hartford Capitols of the EastF'erez. Atr' 10 25 6 10 .400 ern Basketball Association. Unser , Ph i l 12 44 11 17 .386 Mondy ,C hi 11 44 12 17 .386 Rose , Ci n 14 60 13 23 383 Parkr , Pit 12 47 5 18 383 Robnsn , Ph it t t 34 5 13 . 382 A thought for the day : Sc tl neck , NY 9 34 3 13 .382 Cedeno . Hou 17 67 15 25 _37 3 Roman p oe t Horace said 1 11 The American L eague brief span of life forbid s us to g . ab r. h . pet . h . hI h , P in era , N Y s 31 3 13 . 419 c ens on g ope. Stantn . Cal ' 6 58 Ja cksn.Oak 14 55 12 12 23 22 .397 Car-tw . Min 14 58 10 23 .3 97 Gri ff'n-:-Bos 14 49 6 19 .388 Gr ic h , Bal 13 44 10 17 386 'Yaz , Bos 14 50 12 18 .360 Ol iva , M in 11 34 0 12 .353 Spikes , Cle 14 54 7 t9 .352 Chm b lss , Cl e 14 57 7 20 . 351 Home Runs N ation al League : Per ez, Cin and Wynn, LA 6; Garvey , LA and Hebner , Pitt 5,· Aaron, At l and Cedeno , 1-lou 4 . Am er i can League : . Nettles, NY 9; Ja ckso n , Oak J· Yas trze r'f's ki, Bo s 6; D uncan : Cle v and Burro\-fgt1 s, Tex . Run s Batted In Nationa l L eague : . Ce deno, Hou 23 ; Per ez , Cin and Wy nn , LA 17. ; Conce pcio n , Cin 15 ; Cey and Ga rve y, LA · l4 . Am eri can L"eague : ~ac kson , Oak 21 .Nettles, Ny ·20: Ya~trzem s k i, 6os 16 ; Rob in son , Ca l and H is l e, Mlnn \5 .. Pitching National L eagu e: John , LA 4.· 0; Rogers , Mil 3-0; P . Nie kro and Reed , Atl. Os te'e n, Ho u. Sutto n . LA and Cal ctwell. SF J 1. American L·ea gi.Je : . Hiller , Det, W r ig ht. Mi l ,1nd Hunter, O~k . J-0 ; Sto ttr emy re , NY , hi~. and goocl for IJ ; 1 " Ill ~'. : ~ ·.i" ' ' i l, til \\ ··!;-.; (H II. ! . n!l Sm1!h.crn <illtl \'~r~1o11 al \ •lt•i gs, TIIHEI·: SIGNED .l i\('KSONV ILLE , I UP! J Fla . Th e · . Jal'k sonvillc Sha rk s of l h~' nt·w Wo rl d F not ball l.e .a guc lw vc a nn(;LJnccd rhc signing of an - coach and a light C'ndlinrUa C:kcr . HcJy Green." an assist"'nt coacll at the University uf Iowa since 19fi!1 , wa s signed for a similar job with the Sha rks. Creen is :15 a nd played college fuolbcr l l at Akron University . <-lssi slanl He holds ~J maste rs deg ree from tllC Univ ersity of Miami. Mike Burnop, a fr ee agent from Vir gin i<:J Tech, was signed lo cr Sharks con t r act as a li gh t end-linebacker . He is 6-feet-1 and weighs 225 pouncl'i. GALATI SIGNED PHILADELPHIA I UP I) Torn Galati, a n All-Ameri ca n midfielder from Southern n. li nois UniverSltv, has bee n signed by the · Philad el phia Atom s, las t year's No rth .'\mc ri c<:J n Socce r Leag ue champion . Ga la ti, 23 , a native of St. Louts, was ca ptain at SIU and played in the Senio r Soccer Bowl in Orlando, Fla .. last !. pr l 'i U t<t tl tUh ln d 1ana 107 Ap r 17 , U tah 99 Indiana 90 ABA Playoff s Schedu les and Re su l ts B v Un ited Press I ntcrnational Et~st Final New York vs . Kentucky ( N ew York won <l -0) Apr 13 N . Y . 119 K entu c ky 106 Apr 15 N . Y . 99 KE'ritu c ky 80 Apr t7 N . Y B9 Kerituc ky 87 Apr/0 N Y . 103Kent ucK y90 W es t Final Utah vs . Ind ia na ( Ut ah l eads J -21 Ao r 13- Utah 105 Indiana 96 AP r 28 Ap r 30 ,if, AUTO BANK Corr.er Mill and Second Sts. DRIVE -IN HOURS ' Mon . to Thu·rs. 9 to ] - F r iday 9 to 7 Saturday 9 to 12. CASH GIVEAWAY E.1c h week. $20 ftr st prize, $ 10 second , $5 third . R>'<JI '> IC'r free. 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WAL KER STRUC K CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Detroi t Tige rs pitc her Luke Walk er was struck by a ball here Monday during an exhibition game with the Cincinnati Heds and carried off the fi eld .,~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .~,~~a.--.w-.. .. ' I r ·' 1 ·' I ' .· .. ., .' �.' ,, J• . . -r=;=·=·=·=·=s~=~ ·=i=~~·=, · · · · · · ·r~· l-ji ACT to meet in Gallipolis Frichy night Pouvior held Calendad S1x rn e ru tw rs uf Ml'l g:-: tiH · !'lt:tpeau p:1ssc lunclle_un OmJJt_v Sn lm1 710, i':igh1 ;Uld \~ I lit :\r w V/ iJIJ~!!lls to scrvt> on Foriy. \~· Crc in 0 J iurnt.~u s IJVt· r ( '!ll"lllllil!('(· tlw weekend tO <:~tt.entl the ·J·:sther Etlg<:Jr and Mrs. M:wtin Lh~· f,;~nqttel _ sp rin~ Mr~. Fridt~y r-___,______. ______ add,res!'ie? and stam ped en- meeting room c"an be reached velopc. ~ · best by using the side enirance ' The Epi sc:opal Chur ch to the ,puri"Sh haiJ.: ' . ~-- , ;M'~~ "' : ~· jl ! Ohio W('I'C' ll(!lll('d crH:hi:lirwomen . . )l \ •'} 1 lht! thapeetu pHsse brea k~ · I ~ I """~ , Eight and f:tr fa sl. . ~nv1 runment ~i !l , fca~ure c.~s . - ~ \ · Vl HACINE " Americ~m Lc~:ion l<'urty at tht I;v!id<IV fnn speakers Dr. J1m Harns , child Auxilie~ry ::ill ~giu n Halt r~t 7::l0Going from the locH! salon Tht• rnec!HlJ . .: b e l l ilfl Se~t urdi:l )' " psye h0 1ogist; c. 'L'?er Brad- I· . i p.rn . ~\(' !' ( :'.~.:·" Ottherine Wels h, night with a dutch suppcl' 11 nd bury, Ga lha Coun ty School ~ ~ I' JUNIOR American Legion Mrs . Myrtle W~dkl' r , il1r ~ . Opl'n suite for entertet inment Sqperintendent of _Schot;Jls, and Auxil iary, , 6:30 p.m. Feeney- Mary ~ Martin , Mrs. Rhud<1 and sin ginF!. Mr. and Mrs. J1m Walters, lA> Bennett Post 1,Ul hall. Ha c·kett, Mrs. Pearl Knapp and 1-'or the rnol'lling parents of handica pped I \...\ \ AMERICAN L egio n Mrs. Eunic Brinker. brcakfa sl <:1 poppy moti f in red clultlr~n. Th ey will discuss ~\ '':J 1'\0 ' Auxiliary . DreW-Webster Post Mrs. Martin wa s appOinted and white color scht:llll' was problems paren~ fa<:e and how ,.n,.r\0\' 39, 7:30 p.m. Program on ch~lirwomtm of a committee to carTied uul : in the ta hl e they cope with them. (eC.O~''" 1 foreign re lations with Joo Koo inve s tigate inco r porc!tion decorations. Poppy corsages Perso ns Interested in , .. , of South Korea , an Ohio proceedings. Others to · serve were given ;!s favors . Mrf!". education, prevention uf University exchange student with he r ct r e Mrs. Doris Audrey Glaub hml L'h~r ~e of mental ~ctardednes s, services *~ as guest speaker. Stanr iff, Mr s. .1\h trzclla dccor(:ltions. to ll andJca pped children or ~ •,;1 THE SOUTHERN B;rnd Huston. Mrs. Audrey Gla ub f!'ollowino" the J)t'OCl~Ssi<m~t! of '" Iop t ron ' h ld , \ ( s ou attend tins· 1~:'1' Boosters meet at 7::!0 p.m . at and Mrs. Betty Kortveltcy . the officers, ~~ wekome by Mr!:i . d1scusswn . If mterested but (;\\\ ~' Mrs. Violet Ai chholz. Mr.s. Ethel Spi ker. chapSjiU. of the urable to attend, write Penny Southern High School. ~ • Martin and Mrs. Virginia Rahe ' host sa lon, and thril'l;ponse by Pa risea u ACT P. 0 B 563 ' •• XI GAMMA Mu Chapter of . ox • Beta Sigma Phi Sorority 7::!0 will also prepare rul es for the Mrs. D(1ris Stanriff , past demi· . Wellston, Ohio.' Enclose a self-' c h~tpe i1U, greeting s \vcr e ,;J ~: p.m. at Columbus and Southern awarding of trophies. Mrs. Wel sh, nurses brought by Mrs. ~~va l ine BerkOhio Elec tnc Co. WORKERS NAMED First, quality. Since we also chairwoman . le:-,:. national pouvior member. REVlV AI. through April 27 scholarsh ip Mrs: Ila Roush was chairservice and repair wat c hes. Mrs. Aichhol:z, partnership in the Middleport Junior High l'epor ted that the fund is now a t person for the Cancer Crusade $663. Plans were announced by cl t C~ ir wo m an ,. rep orted th a t we· know how well Bulova Audi torium, 7:30p.m. with the hou se-to-house ·canvass in Mrs. Ca therrne Baker, children Ohio has 75 new partners, that Rev . .John Elswick, evangelist. watches are made. Lebanon Towns hip . Her Special si nging. Everyo ne and youth chai rwoman , to go to 90 pet. of the membership is ln , Denver for the endowment of and that only 68 is needed to workers were Fannie Durst, welcome. Ohio's 24th bed at the National reach goal. Two pa st depa rt- Jean Shu ler, Patty GluesenPOMEROY CHAPTER 186 , Jewish Hospital May 16-18. ment pr esi dents of th e camp, Ada Van Met..r and Past Matrons, home of Mrs. Mrs . Ir ene Mier, depm·- Am eri ca n Leg ion AUXiliary Larr y Le hew . \ ;U A \ Nil' ' iCE ENGAGEMENT - M1· . and Mrs. Franklin Alfred Crow, Racine. 7:30 temental c hapeau, will be introduced were Mrs. Ella Mac \'~t' Tn +•!: wis,1 '" announce the engagement and approaching Tuesday night. there to pre sent the en· Reaverson and Mrs . Eleanor Third , value. Dollar for dolla r we \ ';') marnage of ~ir eir daughter, Deborah Lynn, to Kevin SYRACUSE - Minersville SERVICES SET dowment furd of $1.000 from Ullwn . believe Bulova gives you more . 1'[) McGulkin , Dania, Fla . The Tripletts are former Middleport Boosters at Municipal building. Funeral services will be held Ohio:As a tribute to Mrs . Mier. Mrs. Walker asked for Betty residents . Miss Triplett is a graduate of Meigs High School Come in and let us helo you select the perfect Bulova All parenl• urged to attend. the Mahoning Salon donated Crocker cou pons to be used for Wednesday at 10 a.m. a t the and is employed at the Dania Bank. McGulkin is employed SENIOR Citi zens of $100 in her name for a white sec uring/equipment for cystic Lee Headly Funeral Home in with Publix Super Markets, Inc., Dania. Tile wedding will be Harri sonville 7 p.m. a t school. New MaUlmoras for William plaque to be hun g in the fibrosis and tubercular Saturday, May 4, at Bp.m. at the Opa Locka Christian Church Door prize and refreshme nts. Delong, New Matamoras, who pediatric ward. · patients. The rcsig nCJtion of with the Rev. Donald Hicks officiating. Everyone welcome . drowned in the Ohio River Plans were di~cu ssed for the Mrs. Leona Nugent as trophies WEDNESDAY le marche July 1:1 and 14 at the and a·wards chairwoman was April 5. near there. Delong is AMERICAN Legion Neil House. Mrs. Kathy announced and Mrs. Eleanor the son of Mr. and Mrs.' Auxi!;ary , Feeney-Ben nett Heacock will be the liaison Ullum was appointed . Mr s. Charles Delong, formerly of Post 128,6:30 p.m : potluck with officer for the convention, with Glaub as ked for prayers for the Racine. legionna ires as guests. Mrs. Louise Goodall and Mrs. pra yer brook, and noted that An egg hunt a nd an Easter Lake Wa les, Fla., which she M.eeting at 7:30 p.m. Grace Eva ns as co- Mrs. Baker is a candidate for bonnet revue highlight..d a viewed a few years ago. AMERICAN Legion, Feeney chairwom en. Mrs .. Wanda Ja concierge. In the Easter bonnet parade, . -Bennett Post 128, 7:30p.m. at post-East..r pa rty Thursday Cordell wa s named to hand iP night by Class 12 at the Heath Mrs. Gladys Walburn received the hall. a scarf for the most unusual Unit..d Methodist Church. I'UMEROY- MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Orin Smith planned the ha t, . Mrs. Perry Mitch for the Lions Club, Wed nesday noon at program with the egg hunt in tiniest: and Mrs. Norman the Meigs Inn. the nursery room. A gold egg Wayland , for her Minnie Pearl Thirty-nine persons-attended Ann Hoff. assistant trust ofOHIO VALLEY Co mwas found by Mrs. He len creation. mandery 24, Knights Tern-· the dinner meeting of the fi cer, The Citizens National · Declared " queen for the Wilson, Rensselaer~ N. Y., plars , stated conclave, Wed- Southeastern Ohio Group of Bank, Ma riet ta. secre tar y; guest of Mrs. Glenn Lambert, day" and presented with a nesday , 7:30 p .m. at the Nationa l Association of Bank and Do r othy B. Maier, and she was awarded a hand- scarf made by Mrs. Sm ith, and Pomeroy Masonic Temp le. Women, Inc., at the I:afayette ass istant cashi er, F ir st made scarf. Numerous other a corsage was Mrs. Elizabeth TUPPERS PLAINS Com- Hotel, Mar iet ta, .sat urday Nat ional Bank, Cambridge, prizes were awarded. Child- Hibbs in recognition of her munity Club, special meeting evening. April 20. "Eslaet and Cambridge, treasurer. hood recollections of Easler yea rs of faithful service as Wednesday, 7:30 at the eom- Tax Planning" was the subject Those attend ing· from this traditi ons were given by the treasurer of the church circles. murity bmlding. of the speaker, Jerry Brock, a area were Mr . and Mr s. L. E. A piano prelude by Mrs. members and Mrs. Smith Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. WILDWOOD Garden Club at Marietta attorney . described the Passion Play at Mary Rinehart opened the At the bus iness meetin g Kenneth McElhinney of the meeting . " Is P r ayer lm· the home of Mrs. Ma;on by Maxine Griffith , conducted Cit izens National Bank, portant?" was her devotional Fisher. group c ha irw oman, the Middleport; Mrs. Joanne THURSDAY theme and she s tated that following officers were elected Williams of The Farmers Bank TWIN City Shrinettes, 7:30 prayer changes people and , to take office in October : Doris & Savi ngs Co ., a nd Mr s. peop le c hange things. She p.m. at Columbus and Southern M. Powell , assistant cashier Maxin e Griffith of the noted that Mrs. L. W. Mc- Electric Co. loHn officer, The Citizens Pomeroy National Bank , and FREE Clo thin g Day at Comas and Mrs. Kenneth Byer Nat ional Bank , McConn els- Pomeroy. Other members and are patients at the Holzer Salvation Army from 10 a. m. ville, cha irwoman; N. Jean guests were from Columbus, Mrs. Mary .Jane Goebel, Medical Center. Cards were until noon. All a rea residents Bowman! assista nt secretary, Steubenville, Cam brid ge, are welcome. Mrs. U1a Swan and Mrs. Ethel signed for them. treasurer and loan officer. The Kin gs ton, Cheste rhill , McMrs . Harry Chesher, Mrs. Arbaugh were appointed to the Bartlett Farmers Bank Bart- Connelsv ille, Bartlett, New nominating committee at a James Jividen served refreshlett, vice chairwoman; ' Judy Matamoras and Mw·iella. recent meetil)g of the Rose ments from a table carrying Garden Club at the home of out a yellow color scheme. 353 REG. 1169.95 Mrs. Dorothy Stout. Perfee l gift for brides, grad· The committee, named by TUESili\Y pouviUr of the Ohiu ~j:j_Jlt~ Ch :~ ptcr uf Adopt- 1\-Uu lcl 'rodt~y, fn c. will rnl.!clinf:aJiipolis~ 1 tSt. Peter's Episc(Jpal Church, 541 Second Ave . ot ll p.m. ·· .. 1 m · f ormal panel discussion 111 on chilc.r development and Pr•pa r tl• ment::JI I I ~unda) ' Qradua:t;on "' I. . Gif"'"f"t ,,. e<e'S i 'f,le l..l ----~ ----4,. 0 . 1' 15 . I I 0 o"'; .\ ' ! \ of\ '•;:·, coe.\ oC In America we're still not conserving the energy we.should. ~ Miss Deb6Jrah Lynn Triplett I I"" '"';:;:;s JewelrY Store I L~~r_s.:_~----·- Bonnet revue featured . ~~EROY I Bank women have meet ON SINGER' SEWING MACHINES GENIE ' PORTABLE sewing machine with carrying case Rose garden club meets SAVE '20.95 $ Mrs. Ina Massar, president, will report at the May meeting. A flower bulb exchange wa; held during roll call. Mrs. Hazel Barnhill gave devotions followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison . . The program on begonias was given by Mrs ..Gra!'f Stout, who noted tliat they grow best in moist tropical climates. Sht' said they are easy to grow and vary in color ranging from whites to pinks and oranges. As a timely hint for ga rdeners, she suggested that now is the time to start spraying or dusting roses to prevent black spot. Winnin g prizes for their homemade Eas ler bonnets were Mrs. Mer! Griffith, Mrs. Goebel and Mrs. Swan. Mrs, Massar won a blue ribbon for her arrangement of tulips . The traveling prize was won by Mrs. Griffith and the door prize winner was Mrs. Hazel Barnhill . A dessert course was served by the hostess to those named above and Verda Stout, Mrs . Helen Dorst, and three guests, Ruth Ann Milhone, Connie a nd Terri Short. Mrs. Barnhill will host the May meeting. PARTY HELD A clown motif ~~'as ca;ried out in decorations for a party Saturday afternoon honoring Todd Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams, Pomeroy on his sixth birthday. Games V:ere played with all the children winning prizes. Ice cream and cake were served and gifts were pr~sent..d to Todd. Guests were Daphanie Dillard, Cindy Soulsby, Brian Houdashelt ~is Shank, Mike Deiner Ma~ · Eichinger , Chris Ken~edy Kim Adams and Lee Powell: Mrs. Judy Eichinger and Mrs. Doris Adams also a tt..nded the party. FREE CLOTHING Free clothing day will be held at the Salvation Army, 115 Butternut Ave., Thursday from · 1D a,m. until noon . All . area · · residents are we Icome. 1 . Mark birthday CHESTER - Friends and relatives of Mrs . Eldon Gaul, Chester, held a party recently in observance of her birthday anniversary. Punch, cake and ice crearil were se rved to Mrs. George Powell, Miss Barbara Powell Mrs. Ida Burns, Mr . and Mrs: John Wickham, Mr. and Mrs. Geor ge Hobstetter , Mrs. Pamela O'La ughlin and Robbie, Mrs. John Krawsczyn, Jr ., Mr. and Mrs. F rank Wilson, Miss Sha ron Wilson , . M1ss Bernice Ann Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaul, Mark and David, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Clay, Todd and Suzanne. Banquet served The ann ual' mother daught..r d,inner of the Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Churc!J was held Thursday night at the church with 30 members and guests attending. Carna tions were presented to dining room bUffet and the mantel. Attending were the hosts and the honored guests , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, the Rev. Fr. John Nadzam, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gress, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Carson, Mrs. Sue Seelig, Harold Roush, Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, Jr ., Arthur Casci, Mrs. Robert Crow, Lt. Col. Jan1es M. RoHer and Mrs. Nancy Ca le. ~ tit ch es, push-butt o n reverse, snap-o n presser feet, more! SALE .$99 REG. I J • •'• Model 252 CARRYING CASE OR CABINET EXTRA $149. 95 We have a Cred it Pla n deslgJied to fit your budget. We al so have a lil:Jeral trade- in poli cy, The Fabric Shop, 115 W. Second, Pomeroy Ph . 992 -2284 y *A Trademark of • Americans responded brilliantly to the President's call to conserve energy. And the . . ' . response must continue. For the energy ' crisis is far from over. Fof a country pledged. to energy conservation . '· and dedicated to energy independence, it is total folly to waste vital oil and gas, of which we have relatively little, and neglect the full use of coal, of which we have half the world's known supply. The most wasteful thing we're doing is not using coal. We have all the coal we need for nearly 500 years of energy needs .. . and we're sitting on it. ~ • The Government, industry and energy producers must conserve and use wisely ,the energy fuels we possess. • 1/ you s'?ld your home today, you know you d make money. Probably lots of money But lhere·s another way to get your money you probably never .even · though! of. · · The City Loan Company has a plqn that lets you use the money 1n your home when you need it . . . The City Loon HomeOwner Loon. · e BLACK & WHITE TV · II' s a big · loan. Bigger than most. But easy to get. And easy to repay. Because it's backed by an asset that keeps growing. You put money into your house . Why not gel it out for the things you need today? See The City Loan Company about a HomeOwner Loan today. Here, and worldwide, oil and natural gas reserves are dwindling. They must be conserved : We must turn from the abusive use of these limited fuels and commit to the use of our most abundant fuel-coal. Why? , . Until we change our course we will not be conserving energy the way we should. Because the Clean Air Act establishes umeasonable standards fo.r today's technology, that prohibit the burning of much of our coaL Reasonable modifications would allow the burning of coal while still protecting the I environment. And we must ... we absolutely must! America has more coal than the Middle East ·Because the U.S. Government hasn't released the vast reserves of low-sulfur coal it owns in the West. They must be freed. ;:...:......-------, • CITY LOAN COMPANY e STEREO ,O hio Power Company A vital part 'of the ?-state American Electric Power System. .· ,I MASON FURNITURE HE RMAN GRATE )7J .SS92 MASON , W. VA . ' • t 25 E. Main St. • 99 2-2171 ·' I. I FASHION MATE ' llg·aag sewing naachlne Conservation of energy is criti :a I to our country's future. Waste cannot be tolerated. • Free Delivery! • ea ZENITH COLOR TV Easy Ter'm s! • uates, 'Mom' ! Has bui lt-in fashion, zig-zag 1 blind -hem I • . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gress Mrs. Helen Wilson ha s hosted a buffet dinner Friday returned to Rensselaer, N. Y. evening a t the home of Mrs. after vi s iti ng her e with Dorothy Roller, Middleport, relatives . Over Eas ter preceding rehearsal for the weekend she took Mrs. Pete wedding of Michael Gress and Elberfeld of Chester and Mr . Shelly Clark Saturday morning and Mrs. Glenn Lambert of at the Sacred Heart Catholic Middleport to Berea for a visit Ch urch, Pomeroy . with · Mr. and Mrs. George Guests were seated at small Doolittle and chi ldren. tables centered with miniature Mrs. Stella Atkins of Lick yellow bouqu e ts in green Skillet, Ohio, was the wee kend containers. Oth er guest of Mrs. Freda Miller a nd arr angements were yellow · Miss Lenora Betzing, Chester. jonquils a nd hyacinths on the Sunday afternoon callers were Mrs. Edith Betzing and Mrs. Effie Wat son of Tuppers Plains . RESERVATIONS DUE Monday Mrs. Fred Miller The deadline to make entertained with a birthday reservations for the Middleport dinner for Mrs. Georgia High School Alumni Banquet · has been extended to May 20, Thoma, Chester. " Mrs. Virginia Phillips of however no reservations win Ironton is the guest of her son- be accepted after that time. in-law and daughter, Mr . and Reservations may be turned in Mrs. J im Adams, High Street. to ·F reddie Hou,dashelt, MidShe was brought here Sunday dleport, or Iva Sisson, at the by Mr. and Mr s. Vernon · First Natonal Bank, Drive-In Waugh, Charleston, W. Va . · Window , Gallipolis. The Rev . Robert Kuhn spent Sat urday at Mineral City MEET TONIGHT visiti ng his mother, Mrs . The senior citize ns . of Clarence Kuhn , and his Harrisonville will meet -ihis brothe r , Edwa rd Kuhn evening at 7 at the Harrisonvisiting from Glen Burnie, Md: Mrs. Kuhn will accompany her ville school. There will be a son, Edward , to Maryland for a door prize a nd coffee and cake will be se rved. Eve~yone is several weeks ' visit. welcOme. the oldest mother , Mrs·. Larry Gardner, and the youngest, Mrs. Louise Skaggs. Speaker was Miss Barbara Anthony who serves on the Ohio Baptist Youth Board. Miss Anthony will be attend i·ng the inte rnatiorial co nvention in Oregon in July. She not..d that expenses of., ihe trip will be $540. ·At the ~on elusion of her . talk, Mrs. Lettie Roush on behalf of the class, presenred . her with a $100 hill. Members introduced their guests for the potluck dinner planned by Mrs. Johh Lyons, , Mrs. Beulah Whit.. and Mrs. Leora Sigman. , Mrs. Lyon·s read '' The Kepper of the Springs" by Pet..' Marshall. Tbe iables . were centered · · with arrangements of blue and whi!J:, ' , Rehearsal dinner given • ' ·I .'·I I .. ••• .. \ \' \ ' ' i ' ·' " \ I. ; .. I ., I . • • ' .. . , I·; • �.' ,, J• . . -r=;=·=·=·=·=s~=~ ·=i=~~·=, · · · · · · ·r~· l-ji ACT to meet in Gallipolis Frichy night Pouvior held Calendad S1x rn e ru tw rs uf Ml'l g:-: tiH · !'lt:tpeau p:1ssc lunclle_un OmJJt_v Sn lm1 710, i':igh1 ;Uld \~ I lit :\r w V/ iJIJ~!!lls to scrvt> on Foriy. \~· Crc in 0 J iurnt.~u s IJVt· r ( '!ll"lllllil!('(· tlw weekend tO <:~tt.entl the ·J·:sther Etlg<:Jr and Mrs. M:wtin Lh~· f,;~nqttel _ sp rin~ Mr~. Fridt~y r-___,______. ______ add,res!'ie? and stam ped en- meeting room c"an be reached velopc. ~ · best by using the side enirance ' The Epi sc:opal Chur ch to the ,puri"Sh haiJ.: ' . ~-- , ;M'~~ "' : ~· jl ! Ohio W('I'C' ll(!lll('d crH:hi:lirwomen . . )l \ •'} 1 lht! thapeetu pHsse brea k~ · I ~ I """~ , Eight and f:tr fa sl. . ~nv1 runment ~i !l , fca~ure c.~s . - ~ \ · Vl HACINE " Americ~m Lc~:ion l<'urty at tht I;v!id<IV fnn speakers Dr. J1m Harns , child Auxilie~ry ::ill ~giu n Halt r~t 7::l0Going from the locH! salon Tht• rnec!HlJ . .: b e l l ilfl Se~t urdi:l )' " psye h0 1ogist; c. 'L'?er Brad- I· . i p.rn . ~\(' !' ( :'.~.:·" Ottherine Wels h, night with a dutch suppcl' 11 nd bury, Ga lha Coun ty School ~ ~ I' JUNIOR American Legion Mrs . Myrtle W~dkl' r , il1r ~ . Opl'n suite for entertet inment Sqperintendent of _Schot;Jls, and Auxil iary, , 6:30 p.m. Feeney- Mary ~ Martin , Mrs. Rhud<1 and sin ginF!. Mr. and Mrs. J1m Walters, lA> Bennett Post 1,Ul hall. Ha c·kett, Mrs. Pearl Knapp and 1-'or the rnol'lling parents of handica pped I \...\ \ AMERICAN L egio n Mrs. Eunic Brinker. brcakfa sl <:1 poppy moti f in red clultlr~n. Th ey will discuss ~\ '':J 1'\0 ' Auxiliary . DreW-Webster Post Mrs. Martin wa s appOinted and white color scht:llll' was problems paren~ fa<:e and how ,.n,.r\0\' 39, 7:30 p.m. Program on ch~lirwomtm of a committee to carTied uul : in the ta hl e they cope with them. (eC.O~''" 1 foreign re lations with Joo Koo inve s tigate inco r porc!tion decorations. Poppy corsages Perso ns Interested in , .. , of South Korea , an Ohio proceedings. Others to · serve were given ;!s favors . Mrf!". education, prevention uf University exchange student with he r ct r e Mrs. Doris Audrey Glaub hml L'h~r ~e of mental ~ctardednes s, services *~ as guest speaker. Stanr iff, Mr s. .1\h trzclla dccor(:ltions. to ll andJca pped children or ~ •,;1 THE SOUTHERN B;rnd Huston. Mrs. Audrey Gla ub f!'ollowino" the J)t'OCl~Ssi<m~t! of '" Iop t ron ' h ld , \ ( s ou attend tins· 1~:'1' Boosters meet at 7::!0 p.m . at and Mrs. Betty Kortveltcy . the officers, ~~ wekome by Mr!:i . d1scusswn . If mterested but (;\\\ ~' Mrs. Violet Ai chholz. Mr.s. Ethel Spi ker. chapSjiU. of the urable to attend, write Penny Southern High School. ~ • Martin and Mrs. Virginia Rahe ' host sa lon, and thril'l;ponse by Pa risea u ACT P. 0 B 563 ' •• XI GAMMA Mu Chapter of . ox • Beta Sigma Phi Sorority 7::!0 will also prepare rul es for the Mrs. D(1ris Stanriff , past demi· . Wellston, Ohio.' Enclose a self-' c h~tpe i1U, greeting s \vcr e ,;J ~: p.m. at Columbus and Southern awarding of trophies. Mrs. Wel sh, nurses brought by Mrs. ~~va l ine BerkOhio Elec tnc Co. WORKERS NAMED First, quality. Since we also chairwoman . le:-,:. national pouvior member. REVlV AI. through April 27 scholarsh ip Mrs: Ila Roush was chairservice and repair wat c hes. Mrs. Aichhol:z, partnership in the Middleport Junior High l'epor ted that the fund is now a t person for the Cancer Crusade $663. Plans were announced by cl t C~ ir wo m an ,. rep orted th a t we· know how well Bulova Audi torium, 7:30p.m. with the hou se-to-house ·canvass in Mrs. Ca therrne Baker, children Ohio has 75 new partners, that Rev . .John Elswick, evangelist. watches are made. Lebanon Towns hip . Her Special si nging. Everyo ne and youth chai rwoman , to go to 90 pet. of the membership is ln , Denver for the endowment of and that only 68 is needed to workers were Fannie Durst, welcome. Ohio's 24th bed at the National reach goal. Two pa st depa rt- Jean Shu ler, Patty GluesenPOMEROY CHAPTER 186 , Jewish Hospital May 16-18. ment pr esi dents of th e camp, Ada Van Met..r and Past Matrons, home of Mrs. Mrs . Ir ene Mier, depm·- Am eri ca n Leg ion AUXiliary Larr y Le hew . \ ;U A \ Nil' ' iCE ENGAGEMENT - M1· . and Mrs. Franklin Alfred Crow, Racine. 7:30 temental c hapeau, will be introduced were Mrs. Ella Mac \'~t' Tn +•!: wis,1 '" announce the engagement and approaching Tuesday night. there to pre sent the en· Reaverson and Mrs . Eleanor Third , value. Dollar for dolla r we \ ';') marnage of ~ir eir daughter, Deborah Lynn, to Kevin SYRACUSE - Minersville SERVICES SET dowment furd of $1.000 from Ullwn . believe Bulova gives you more . 1'[) McGulkin , Dania, Fla . The Tripletts are former Middleport Boosters at Municipal building. Funeral services will be held Ohio:As a tribute to Mrs . Mier. Mrs. Walker asked for Betty residents . Miss Triplett is a graduate of Meigs High School Come in and let us helo you select the perfect Bulova All parenl• urged to attend. the Mahoning Salon donated Crocker cou pons to be used for Wednesday at 10 a.m. a t the and is employed at the Dania Bank. McGulkin is employed SENIOR Citi zens of $100 in her name for a white sec uring/equipment for cystic Lee Headly Funeral Home in with Publix Super Markets, Inc., Dania. Tile wedding will be Harri sonville 7 p.m. a t school. New MaUlmoras for William plaque to be hun g in the fibrosis and tubercular Saturday, May 4, at Bp.m. at the Opa Locka Christian Church Door prize and refreshme nts. Delong, New Matamoras, who pediatric ward. · patients. The rcsig nCJtion of with the Rev. Donald Hicks officiating. Everyone welcome . drowned in the Ohio River Plans were di~cu ssed for the Mrs. Leona Nugent as trophies WEDNESDAY le marche July 1:1 and 14 at the and a·wards chairwoman was April 5. near there. Delong is AMERICAN Legion Neil House. Mrs. Kathy announced and Mrs. Eleanor the son of Mr. and Mrs.' Auxi!;ary , Feeney-Ben nett Heacock will be the liaison Ullum was appointed . Mr s. Charles Delong, formerly of Post 128,6:30 p.m : potluck with officer for the convention, with Glaub as ked for prayers for the Racine. legionna ires as guests. Mrs. Louise Goodall and Mrs. pra yer brook, and noted that An egg hunt a nd an Easter Lake Wa les, Fla., which she M.eeting at 7:30 p.m. Grace Eva ns as co- Mrs. Baker is a candidate for bonnet revue highlight..d a viewed a few years ago. AMERICAN Legion, Feeney chairwom en. Mrs .. Wanda Ja concierge. In the Easter bonnet parade, . -Bennett Post 128, 7:30p.m. at post-East..r pa rty Thursday Cordell wa s named to hand iP night by Class 12 at the Heath Mrs. Gladys Walburn received the hall. a scarf for the most unusual Unit..d Methodist Church. I'UMEROY- MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Orin Smith planned the ha t, . Mrs. Perry Mitch for the Lions Club, Wed nesday noon at program with the egg hunt in tiniest: and Mrs. Norman the Meigs Inn. the nursery room. A gold egg Wayland , for her Minnie Pearl Thirty-nine persons-attended Ann Hoff. assistant trust ofOHIO VALLEY Co mwas found by Mrs. He len creation. mandery 24, Knights Tern-· the dinner meeting of the fi cer, The Citizens National · Declared " queen for the Wilson, Rensselaer~ N. Y., plars , stated conclave, Wed- Southeastern Ohio Group of Bank, Ma riet ta. secre tar y; guest of Mrs. Glenn Lambert, day" and presented with a nesday , 7:30 p .m. at the Nationa l Association of Bank and Do r othy B. Maier, and she was awarded a hand- scarf made by Mrs. Sm ith, and Pomeroy Masonic Temp le. Women, Inc., at the I:afayette ass istant cashi er, F ir st made scarf. Numerous other a corsage was Mrs. Elizabeth TUPPERS PLAINS Com- Hotel, Mar iet ta, .sat urday Nat ional Bank, Cambridge, prizes were awarded. Child- Hibbs in recognition of her munity Club, special meeting evening. April 20. "Eslaet and Cambridge, treasurer. hood recollections of Easler yea rs of faithful service as Wednesday, 7:30 at the eom- Tax Planning" was the subject Those attend ing· from this traditi ons were given by the treasurer of the church circles. murity bmlding. of the speaker, Jerry Brock, a area were Mr . and Mr s. L. E. A piano prelude by Mrs. members and Mrs. Smith Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. WILDWOOD Garden Club at Marietta attorney . described the Passion Play at Mary Rinehart opened the At the bus iness meetin g Kenneth McElhinney of the meeting . " Is P r ayer lm· the home of Mrs. Ma;on by Maxine Griffith , conducted Cit izens National Bank, portant?" was her devotional Fisher. group c ha irw oman, the Middleport; Mrs. Joanne THURSDAY theme and she s tated that following officers were elected Williams of The Farmers Bank TWIN City Shrinettes, 7:30 prayer changes people and , to take office in October : Doris & Savi ngs Co ., a nd Mr s. peop le c hange things. She p.m. at Columbus and Southern M. Powell , assistant cashier Maxin e Griffith of the noted that Mrs. L. W. Mc- Electric Co. loHn officer, The Citizens Pomeroy National Bank , and FREE Clo thin g Day at Comas and Mrs. Kenneth Byer Nat ional Bank , McConn els- Pomeroy. Other members and are patients at the Holzer Salvation Army from 10 a. m. ville, cha irwoman; N. Jean guests were from Columbus, Mrs. Mary .Jane Goebel, Medical Center. Cards were until noon. All a rea residents Bowman! assista nt secretary, Steubenville, Cam brid ge, are welcome. Mrs. U1a Swan and Mrs. Ethel signed for them. treasurer and loan officer. The Kin gs ton, Cheste rhill , McMrs . Harry Chesher, Mrs. Arbaugh were appointed to the Bartlett Farmers Bank Bart- Connelsv ille, Bartlett, New nominating committee at a James Jividen served refreshlett, vice chairwoman; ' Judy Matamoras and Mw·iella. recent meetil)g of the Rose ments from a table carrying Garden Club at the home of out a yellow color scheme. 353 REG. 1169.95 Mrs. Dorothy Stout. Perfee l gift for brides, grad· The committee, named by TUESili\Y pouviUr of the Ohiu ~j:j_Jlt~ Ch :~ ptcr uf Adopt- 1\-Uu lcl 'rodt~y, fn c. will rnl.!clinf:aJiipolis~ 1 tSt. Peter's Episc(Jpal Church, 541 Second Ave . ot ll p.m. ·· .. 1 m · f ormal panel discussion 111 on chilc.r development and Pr•pa r tl• ment::JI I I ~unda) ' Qradua:t;on "' I. . Gif"'"f"t ,,. e<e'S i 'f,le l..l ----~ ----4,. 0 . 1' 15 . I I 0 o"'; .\ ' ! \ of\ '•;:·, coe.\ oC In America we're still not conserving the energy we.should. ~ Miss Deb6Jrah Lynn Triplett I I"" '"';:;:;s JewelrY Store I L~~r_s.:_~----·- Bonnet revue featured . ~~EROY I Bank women have meet ON SINGER' SEWING MACHINES GENIE ' PORTABLE sewing machine with carrying case Rose garden club meets SAVE '20.95 $ Mrs. Ina Massar, president, will report at the May meeting. A flower bulb exchange wa; held during roll call. Mrs. Hazel Barnhill gave devotions followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison . . The program on begonias was given by Mrs ..Gra!'f Stout, who noted tliat they grow best in moist tropical climates. Sht' said they are easy to grow and vary in color ranging from whites to pinks and oranges. As a timely hint for ga rdeners, she suggested that now is the time to start spraying or dusting roses to prevent black spot. Winnin g prizes for their homemade Eas ler bonnets were Mrs. Mer! Griffith, Mrs. Goebel and Mrs. Swan. Mrs, Massar won a blue ribbon for her arrangement of tulips . The traveling prize was won by Mrs. Griffith and the door prize winner was Mrs. Hazel Barnhill . A dessert course was served by the hostess to those named above and Verda Stout, Mrs . Helen Dorst, and three guests, Ruth Ann Milhone, Connie a nd Terri Short. Mrs. Barnhill will host the May meeting. PARTY HELD A clown motif ~~'as ca;ried out in decorations for a party Saturday afternoon honoring Todd Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams, Pomeroy on his sixth birthday. Games V:ere played with all the children winning prizes. Ice cream and cake were served and gifts were pr~sent..d to Todd. Guests were Daphanie Dillard, Cindy Soulsby, Brian Houdashelt ~is Shank, Mike Deiner Ma~ · Eichinger , Chris Ken~edy Kim Adams and Lee Powell: Mrs. Judy Eichinger and Mrs. Doris Adams also a tt..nded the party. FREE CLOTHING Free clothing day will be held at the Salvation Army, 115 Butternut Ave., Thursday from · 1D a,m. until noon . All . area · · residents are we Icome. 1 . Mark birthday CHESTER - Friends and relatives of Mrs . Eldon Gaul, Chester, held a party recently in observance of her birthday anniversary. Punch, cake and ice crearil were se rved to Mrs. George Powell, Miss Barbara Powell Mrs. Ida Burns, Mr . and Mrs: John Wickham, Mr. and Mrs. Geor ge Hobstetter , Mrs. Pamela O'La ughlin and Robbie, Mrs. John Krawsczyn, Jr ., Mr. and Mrs. F rank Wilson, Miss Sha ron Wilson , . M1ss Bernice Ann Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaul, Mark and David, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Clay, Todd and Suzanne. Banquet served The ann ual' mother daught..r d,inner of the Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Churc!J was held Thursday night at the church with 30 members and guests attending. Carna tions were presented to dining room bUffet and the mantel. Attending were the hosts and the honored guests , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, the Rev. Fr. John Nadzam, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gress, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Carson, Mrs. Sue Seelig, Harold Roush, Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, Jr ., Arthur Casci, Mrs. Robert Crow, Lt. Col. Jan1es M. RoHer and Mrs. Nancy Ca le. ~ tit ch es, push-butt o n reverse, snap-o n presser feet, more! SALE .$99 REG. I J • •'• Model 252 CARRYING CASE OR CABINET EXTRA $149. 95 We have a Cred it Pla n deslgJied to fit your budget. We al so have a lil:Jeral trade- in poli cy, The Fabric Shop, 115 W. Second, Pomeroy Ph . 992 -2284 y *A Trademark of • Americans responded brilliantly to the President's call to conserve energy. And the . . ' . response must continue. For the energy ' crisis is far from over. Fof a country pledged. to energy conservation . '· and dedicated to energy independence, it is total folly to waste vital oil and gas, of which we have relatively little, and neglect the full use of coal, of which we have half the world's known supply. The most wasteful thing we're doing is not using coal. We have all the coal we need for nearly 500 years of energy needs .. . and we're sitting on it. ~ • The Government, industry and energy producers must conserve and use wisely ,the energy fuels we possess. • 1/ you s'?ld your home today, you know you d make money. Probably lots of money But lhere·s another way to get your money you probably never .even · though! of. · · The City Loan Company has a plqn that lets you use the money 1n your home when you need it . . . The City Loon HomeOwner Loon. · e BLACK & WHITE TV · II' s a big · loan. Bigger than most. But easy to get. And easy to repay. Because it's backed by an asset that keeps growing. You put money into your house . Why not gel it out for the things you need today? See The City Loan Company about a HomeOwner Loan today. Here, and worldwide, oil and natural gas reserves are dwindling. They must be conserved : We must turn from the abusive use of these limited fuels and commit to the use of our most abundant fuel-coal. Why? , . Until we change our course we will not be conserving energy the way we should. Because the Clean Air Act establishes umeasonable standards fo.r today's technology, that prohibit the burning of much of our coaL Reasonable modifications would allow the burning of coal while still protecting the I environment. And we must ... we absolutely must! America has more coal than the Middle East ·Because the U.S. Government hasn't released the vast reserves of low-sulfur coal it owns in the West. They must be freed. ;:...:......-------, • CITY LOAN COMPANY e STEREO ,O hio Power Company A vital part 'of the ?-state American Electric Power System. .· ,I MASON FURNITURE HE RMAN GRATE )7J .SS92 MASON , W. VA . ' • t 25 E. Main St. • 99 2-2171 ·' I. I FASHION MATE ' llg·aag sewing naachlne Conservation of energy is criti :a I to our country's future. Waste cannot be tolerated. • Free Delivery! • ea ZENITH COLOR TV Easy Ter'm s! • uates, 'Mom' ! Has bui lt-in fashion, zig-zag 1 blind -hem I • . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gress Mrs. Helen Wilson ha s hosted a buffet dinner Friday returned to Rensselaer, N. Y. evening a t the home of Mrs. after vi s iti ng her e with Dorothy Roller, Middleport, relatives . Over Eas ter preceding rehearsal for the weekend she took Mrs. Pete wedding of Michael Gress and Elberfeld of Chester and Mr . Shelly Clark Saturday morning and Mrs. Glenn Lambert of at the Sacred Heart Catholic Middleport to Berea for a visit Ch urch, Pomeroy . with · Mr. and Mrs. George Guests were seated at small Doolittle and chi ldren. tables centered with miniature Mrs. Stella Atkins of Lick yellow bouqu e ts in green Skillet, Ohio, was the wee kend containers. Oth er guest of Mrs. Freda Miller a nd arr angements were yellow · Miss Lenora Betzing, Chester. jonquils a nd hyacinths on the Sunday afternoon callers were Mrs. Edith Betzing and Mrs. Effie Wat son of Tuppers Plains . RESERVATIONS DUE Monday Mrs. Fred Miller The deadline to make entertained with a birthday reservations for the Middleport dinner for Mrs. Georgia High School Alumni Banquet · has been extended to May 20, Thoma, Chester. " Mrs. Virginia Phillips of however no reservations win Ironton is the guest of her son- be accepted after that time. in-law and daughter, Mr . and Reservations may be turned in Mrs. J im Adams, High Street. to ·F reddie Hou,dashelt, MidShe was brought here Sunday dleport, or Iva Sisson, at the by Mr. and Mr s. Vernon · First Natonal Bank, Drive-In Waugh, Charleston, W. Va . · Window , Gallipolis. The Rev . Robert Kuhn spent Sat urday at Mineral City MEET TONIGHT visiti ng his mother, Mrs . The senior citize ns . of Clarence Kuhn , and his Harrisonville will meet -ihis brothe r , Edwa rd Kuhn evening at 7 at the Harrisonvisiting from Glen Burnie, Md: Mrs. Kuhn will accompany her ville school. There will be a son, Edward , to Maryland for a door prize a nd coffee and cake will be se rved. Eve~yone is several weeks ' visit. welcOme. the oldest mother , Mrs·. Larry Gardner, and the youngest, Mrs. Louise Skaggs. Speaker was Miss Barbara Anthony who serves on the Ohio Baptist Youth Board. Miss Anthony will be attend i·ng the inte rnatiorial co nvention in Oregon in July. She not..d that expenses of., ihe trip will be $540. ·At the ~on elusion of her . talk, Mrs. Lettie Roush on behalf of the class, presenred . her with a $100 hill. Members introduced their guests for the potluck dinner planned by Mrs. Johh Lyons, , Mrs. Beulah Whit.. and Mrs. Leora Sigman. , Mrs. Lyon·s read '' The Kepper of the Springs" by Pet..' Marshall. Tbe iables . were centered · · with arrangements of blue and whi!J:, ' , Rehearsal dinner given • ' ·I .'·I I .. ••• .. \ \' \ ' ' i ' ·' " \ I. ; .. I ., I . • • ' .. . , I·; • �8 _ The Da1h Sent mel Mlddlfl)l>rl l'<>lllll "' 0 1)11 sd 9- The Datly Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy 0 , Tuesday, Apri\2.1 l974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Notice Card of fhanll5 A TO Z Mart used fur 1 Shf'd app ·~n ces c to tll ng d shes and m sc tra ter va Rt c our t 3J oppos e Hanford -l KO S COT W 10 lf c KO SME TI C S 8. wtu :::. 1-or a good Inc of Cosme ! cs fr endly scr v cc and someon e to c hat w ttl g ve me a call H~ en Jane Br own 99 2 5 113 3 t9 t f c To G ve A wc'ly F REE k tten s ho u seb rok e MC~ ke wo1derfut pe t s Phone 9J9 J60? 4 21 ]lp ------------- MEIGS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY THRIFT SHOP OPEN 10 Tol 4 30 Every Fnd.ly & Saturday TreasuLeS~Junque Clothtng books records lamps p•ctures furn turc dtshes toys co llectab les I Across lrom Pomerov Post Ofhce 4 F AM 1L Y yard sate <Jnt ques turntture and d shes 2m tes sou th of M ddlepor off Rout e 7 on Story s Run Road Apr 20 and 21 4 19 61C - '- - - - - - - CONCERNING Acts 10 1 4 n the B ble Was Cornel us saved before Peter had oc cas on to speak to t:1 m' No' Ac t s 11 14 The Pentecostal F re 1S 111 on South Th rd Avenue M ddleporl Oh o d5760 4 19 6tc -~----------- - WE WO J l lJ I /i. ( 2 SIGNS 0 tl f' 1, QUAliTY ,., CHE\IELLE CLASSIC cr'lw tcr s pav nq op F ilE> s phone 992 719 4 .! ~] 17tc_ CC 2J 1 tc Copper HU r r ~\1 'l i O .., Oc reel I) :I SS tO e- bMie s $ I ~() M '\ H 1 I R cctsv Il l" 0 o Phu f' 'l7 A 6? 9 POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES B 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO CAS H pad for a ll mak.es and model s of mob te homes Phone ar ea code 6ld 423 9531 4 13 ti c Help Wanted APPLICA TI ON S on y fo r m eter patrolmen and c x tn pol ce Please co nta c t Pom e r oy Pot cc Dcpu l mc n 997 ] 17/ .! r., l f c ANTIQUE QUIt s and tew elr y A l so nt ere st ed n turn tur e and d1shes Ca I 99 2 5262 evenmgs or morn ng s 2 20 tic W A I TRESS and lo. ! ch ef' 1elp wanted Apply 1 p r so 1 Crows Steak Ho u s~ 4 ')] 101c .JU NK A1.1tos conp l ele and del vered to our ya rd We p ck up auto bod es and buy all k nds of sc rap me ta l s and ron R der s s" vage Sta e Route 124 R t 4 Pom ero y Oh o Phon e 992 5.:168 4 16 26 1p TI G HT BUDGET? Add to I c fam ty •n come s er v nq c t.J s tom er s nea r your h ome Exc e llent n come polt: nt a l Fl ex bl e hou rs Wr t c Per sonal Shopp er Depar ln en ! Bo)( 10 Walk n s Produ c ts w nona Mmnesota t nc 55987 1 23 ]lp After Inventory Special!! WAITRESSES car hO PS and k ! chen h e p App y n per son C row s Steak Hous e Pomeroy Reward $1SO for the arrest and convtchon of person or persons who stole my Gravely tractor Tuesday night Phone Bob Grueser , 992 7365 Rl 3 Pomeroy r soc Mobile !1omPS For Sale 1971 12x52 MOBILE hom e W II sacr•f ce for qu• c"- sa te Pho1e 949 3811 d 23 61p Per Pound Brmg thts coupon, and deliver yours to The Rosenberg Company For Sale or Trade 1962 G M C 2 ton 18 yr o ld mare to foa l n Jun e 2 yr o ld mare colt One 9 yr Old mule 600 l b 2 ()Cres of ground Can be bought on land contract Phone 667 3652 4 21 3t p 79 Depot Street PUBLIC NOTICE Notice s hereby g1ven that Mrs Ear l Gr ff th and other telephone subscr bers of the Chester Exchange of the Western Reserve Telephone and the Pomeroy Exchange of the General Te ephone company of Oh•o have flied a comp l aint With the Publ c UtI lieS Com miSS On Of OhiO agamst the western Reserve Telephone Company and the General Te l ephone Company of Oh10 relat i ve to the establ sh ment of extended area toll free serv ce between the Chester Exchange or the Western Reserve Telephone Company and the Pomeroy Exchahge of the General Te lephone Com pany of Oh o The Com m ss on has scheduled th s mafter for publ1 c hear ng on May 21 1974 at 10 30 a m E 0 S T a t th e Council Chambers of the c ty Bu td ng at Pomeroy Oh10 w th May 22 1974 reserved for an add t1onal day s hear ng •f necessary At sa •d hear ng all partes of nterest w•ll be of fered an opportuntty to present evtclence mater alto the ssues '" th s proceedmg Further nformatlon may be secu red by address ng an mqu ry to the Publ c Ut 1 t•es Comm sston of Ohto 111 North H gh Street Columbus Oh10 43215 THE PUBLIC UT ILI TIE S COMMISSION OF OHIO By Boyd B Ferr s Secretary 14) 16 23 30 Jtc PUBLIC NOT.ICE To the Delendant Joyce A P1ckens whose restdence •s unknown COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGSCOUNTY OHIO WILLIAM E f»ICKENS Route I Long Bottom Oh1o Pla•nttff vs JOYCE A PICKENS Address Unknown Defendant -NOTICE BY No 15523 PUBLICATION Pia nt ff has brought th s act •on nam lng yov as defendant '" the above na med cour t by filtng h s Comp la nt on the 1st day of Apr 1 197 4 The obt ec t of the Com pla nt and the demand for re ef are to obta n a d vorce to be awarded the care c ustody and centro of them nor ct11ldren of the partes hereto and for other proper rei ef You are requ red to answer the Compla nt w thin twenty etght days after the l ast publica on of l h s not ce wh•ch w II be published once each week for s x consecutr11e weeks and th e l as t publ cat on Will be made on the 4th day of May 1974 Your answer date w 11 be on June 12th 197-t In the case of yo ur fa lure to answer or other..y se r espond as perm •tted by the Oh o Ru l es of c,v 1 Procedure wtttt n the 1 me stated tudgm ent by default w• l l be rendered ag ams l you for the relief demanded n the Com ptamt LARRY E SPENCER CLERK OF COURT OF COMMON P LEAS (41 2 4 4 tf c MElG S COUNTY OHIO COURT HOUSE POMEROY OHIO 9 16 23 30 (51 7 14 7tc Athens , Oh1o Monday thru Thursday 911114 Fnday 9111112 Noon Auto Sales 1969 Z28 CAMARO 1n exce l en t co nd I on 1964 Mal bu SS good con d ton Phone 949 5182 4 13 4fp OLD furn•ture oak t ables clocks •ce boxes brass beds d shes desks or complete households Wr te M D M It e r Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o cal 992 7760 5 13 lfc MOTOR Transportal on Operator - Age 18 34 2 3 yr s exp Sal bsd on exp trng Free rm &brd Med cal Dental 30 davs pa•d vac Call (collect Army Op portun•t•es n Athem 614 593 3822 221 Co lu mbus Rd 4 22 3tc OPEN Roger Hysell s Garage near Crossroads on St a te Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m Monday throu g h Sa turday Phone 992 5682 or 992 7121 4 12 26tc CAN YOU WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION? 1965 PONT I AC Cata l na 4 dr 5300 Honda n o tor cycle 350 cc $200 Vernal Well 68 Darw n P'hon e 992 5935 4 21 41 p We need man or woman to &ell l ull li ne o f Advert ~ mg Spec alt •es Ca lendars and G It s n the Pomeroy M ddl eport Area Must be abl e to clan own hm e and work wtfh a mmtmum of superv• s•on Al l account s are protected R c p e.:~t orders are prot ected H gh Co mmt ss •ons payab le when orders are passed for cred1t The Adverhstng Spec talty L ne 1S the most exten stve n the mdu st ry Ca lendars are manu filctur ed ot our Red JIH3 vw Super be etl e exce l lent cond t on $2 480 Ca ll 992 5933 4 21 Jtp 1969 J 4 ton Chevrolet p ckup Cal l 949 2822 4 19 3tc Wnte Bob McKenzte Sale s 0 Mur phy Company 110 So Sr'Colld Street Red Oak Iowa 51566 l ...,, or I D J\.M/\GE c le'tne rs new 197 1 ode ! Corr p le te w t il a ll c cn n ' q ool s s mrt I p;~ n l d amaq c n sh pp nq W II a k e '!.?7 ca sh or bu d get plan rtva lclb le Ph one 992 26 53 4 23 tt c 7tc TRAILER 2 bedroom c lo se to w m m ng p ool set oo l a nd sh op p ng center Pt1one 99') 590 I 21 61 C TRA ILER Brown s Tra f e r Po rk Phon e 992 3324 llx60 MOBILE Home bath & on Oh o R v er great for boat ng Phon e 992 5218 1 21 t c f'tf~E C fIE NlOME D •stnbutor - part or full f m e to s upply Company estab shed accounts w lh RCA CBS D sne y Rec ords ncom e pass b 1 lies up to 1;1 000 per month w th only $3 500 r eq u r ed for nv entory and tra n n'Q Call COLLECT for Mr James ( 214 ) 661 9208 4 21 4l p LOSE we g ht w th N ew Shilp e Tab l ets illld Hydrex Wa ter P I s Dullon Dru g n M d dlcporl ilnd N elson Drug .4 23 3tp TRAIL ER utltes f urn ished Phon e 742 5980 4 18 61c booJ\case 3 pece st ud o couc h k•t chen tab le and 4 c ha r s Reel n ng so la metal desk ron ng board a nd r on Baby Cflrr age conve rt s to stroll er be st o tf er Phone 99 2 3149 -t 73 5tp 1Q66 != OR 0 Mu s • • g cond 1 on One D 2 Phon e 949 3858 - YAMAHA 350CCs r ee lb ke A I co nd I on 3 000 actua l m les Showroo m ro nd!f on $7 50 1 rm Cal 17 42 6501 a ft er 5 p m "23 Jtp 2 BEDROOM furni Sh ed apartment 1.1!!1 I es pad Depos t and referen ces r e qu red Adults only Ba ey s Stor e M ddleport 4 21 Jtp 2 BEDROOM Ir a • er 5 m nu t es from M ddl eport Phone 992 1297 after 4 p m 4 21 Jt c T WO steers ready to s laugh ter v rgtl W nden Phone 985 3846 4 23 31p CHRY SA NTHEMUM s pants $ a dozen Phone I ( 304) 773 51 47 4 19 71p s rEREO Wa ln ut AM FM Rad o a track tape com bnat•on Baance $ 11073 or term s ava lab le Phone 992 3965 2 14 tic NEW Jbedroom home 1 ~"""7 bath garaqe basement on Gr ave H 1 M ddl eport Natural gas already ' " Phone Dale Ou t ton 992 3369 even ng s 992 2534 1 17 lfc - POLLED HEREFORD BULLS 140 DAY TEST RECORD 205 DAY WEIGHTS ROYAL OAK FARM ADM IN ISTRA'tiVE Clerk . Age 18 34 no exp r eq F r ee rm &brd Med ca l Den ta l 30 days pd v ac Ca I (co ll ect I .. A rmy 9ppo rtun l• es In Athens 61~ S9 3 Ja n ?11 Co l u mbus Rd RT. 3 POMEROY, OHIO PHO~E BYRON MILLER • ~92,.:2671 oR HORAcE KARR . 9aS-334I , 1 ' ·· 4 'l'J ] l C . ~ --- --- -----.- - NICE 3 bedroom home for sale Sl l OOC Phone 992 3975 or 992 2571 4 19 tt c EXCLUSIVE LOCATIONS ' Deluxe full f ea tur ed homes f rDm $25 000 to 1i45 000 4 bedrooms 2 baths 2 ca r garage fam tv room a •r cond toned arge country lot s v ,s t Rock. Spr ngs ust 1 m lies north of Pomero y wht:>re R ts 33 and 7 meet NelC t to Elementary anct l'lew H gh sc hool A lso v s t R ggs Crest Manor on Rt 7 ust pa st East e rn Jr and Sr H gh Sc hool For tull d eta I s wr,te Fred B Goegle n Great A mer can Hom es 221 W Sec ond St Pomeroy or call our 2<~ hour nt.Jmber 1n Co l u mb us 1 239 9681 Bu ll1 er s of W G Bes,t Homes 4 2 1 6tc Pufnstuf 8 r 30 - New Zoo RevueS Rocky & BullwmkleiJ 8 00- New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Capt Kangaroo a 10 ·Lawn Boy •T ecumseh ....... • Kohler \ • W scons n :L ~ • A ll other ~~. makes FLOWERS Cabbage h ead lettu ce sweet and hot pepper s many var et es of tomatoes SOc and 6Sc dozen F lowers - Petun as Pans es, Mar golds plt.JS many other var et es SOc to 6Sc pak Geran.um s and other pot plant s 10 m ch hang ng baskets petun as or \lmmg ge r antums SS 00 Por c h boxes petun as or pans es . S3 flO or S4 00 Hubbard sGree nhouse Syracuse , 0. 992 5776 Open 8 Ttl5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Maon , Pomeroy, 0 GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR • aoew Mamst We re patr lawn mowers and q 1rdcn tractor s 30 - Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpot 4 Hazel 8 Gollogan s Island 6 13 5 oo - Bonanza J Merv Griffin 4 Andy Grofflth 8 Mister Rogers20 33 BlgValley6 Gomer Pyle USMCI3 5 30- Elec Co 33 Beverly Hlllbollles8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 15 Hogans Heroes 13 6 00 - News J 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 Per sonallty & Behavioral Development WIN AT BRIDGE ~ELAND,.., 608 E MAIN POMEROY, 0 SYRAC USE - 1 , story Furnoshed hom e 3 bedrooms bath kttchen cab tnets porches lot s of ground $7 100 00 CARPENTER - 2 story fram e A bedrooms Ph baths dtntng room loads of garden space porches about 2 acres MIDDLEPORT - INTERIOR EXTERIOR ROOF PAINTING CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992 5083 742-6273 WILL tr m or cut trees and shrubbery Also clea n out basements att. cs etc John Stobart Rt 2 Bo)( 31 Racme <1 23 26t c B U ILDING co nstru ct on Room add 1 on s and remodel ng floor sa nd nq and ref n1shmg A lso concr e e work Phone 949 3833 B• sse ll Construct on 4 16 7tp 2 story frame 3 bedrooms ba th garage tra t ler r ental Severa lots $9 500 00 IF YOU NEED A HOME RIGH T NOW CA LL US WE CAN SO LV E MOST OF YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS THE WISEMAN RACINE 2 STORY PERMA STONE J LARGE MODERN TEAFORD KITCHEN Jl 7 BAT H S CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR V1rq1l B. Tl'ilford, Sr Brokf'r 110 Mecha11tc Street Pomeroy, Ohtu ~5769 LARGE FLAT WELL LAND SCA PED LOT PR ICED MID TWENT IE S NEW LISTING - 3 B R log cabt n ba t h spnng wa l er wood burntng f replace and 20 acres of land on blacktop road Want only sq 500 oo NEW LISTING - New 3 B R all electri c home Large closets n•ce bath 20 of ca b net s Ltvtng din ng 36x14 utility w1th w~sher dryer 147 ft of good Cil(petong Block 2 t"Br garage w th workshop Near ly 2 acres $35 500 00 NEW LISTING - 2 bedrooms bath new gas furnace GARAGE ALL ONE 3 BEDROOM S L ARGE KIT LIKE NEW CARPET ALUM SIDING OWNER WILL HELP ~!NANCE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PRICED BELOW MARKET $12 000 OFFICE 446 31i43 EVENINGS Bud McGhee-440 1255 E M Ik e W•seman- 446 3796 home large bath n ce closets al paneled Eff tc ent kttchen dtnmg P 2 a cres $18 000 00 SPR ING IS HERE SO ARE THE BUYER~ LIST IT WITH us GCH?DON Ill l f 'J I f~ T! ,",rORD T f-,",~ ORO ;;'',( ) ( IAifS 992-332S or 992-2378 GREAT COUNTRY D- OZER work land cteanng by the acre hour l y or "'ntract~ farm pond s roads etc Large dozer and operator wtth over 20 years exper ence Puttms Excavatm g Po me roy I.Jh •o Phone 992 2478 12 19 lfc - -------,...---- -- C BRADFORD Avct1oneer Comp l ete Servtce Phone 949 382 1 or 949 316 1 Racme Oh o Cr1tt Bradford 5 1 tfc EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sept1c tanks msta l ed dump trucks and to boys for h re w II hau l I fil l dirt t op so I limestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 352.5 or 992 5232 2_ 11_ tfc _ _ _ _ __ ......_ ___ ...,.... .,! _ >l DON lfu~;- donf~uss - t urn over tynk auto mobles over tO' us W1 li pay SS f or old tunk. cars Phone 1 (3041 773 5890 Rtvers de Auto Wre cktng " 4 9 26tc -----------.. .,._, 92.1 WMPO-FM ~'II Mtddleport Pomero{ e P 0 Box 489 on New NY 10019 By Ht>len and Sue Hottl'l Adoptwn Not Always Happy Yorif. __ R~ADY MIX CONCRETE del1vered r lgl'}t to your project F ast and easy Free estimates PhOne 992 3284~ Goegtem Ready M i x Co M•ddleport Ohio 6 30 He For Wednesday April 24 Rap There s a lot of gush about how adopted k1ds are superwanted and !row pregnant g1rls should never get aborhons be d<wrlved of because some wonderful childless couple glvmg a wonderful home to lhe baby Well I m adopted and It tsn l so wonderful' You see my parents expected me to be perfect smart because my real father and mother were college students beau hful because m) mother 1s beaullruli they tell me - I m not a llowed lo know wbo they really are) heallhy because they are healthy Instead I m ktnd of ugly a httle dumb and I ve had two operations that cost a lol of money plus I have allergies elc A real d1sappomtment see ' Smce my unreal parenl.s figure the) got cheated they take 11 out on me They begrudge everything they put oul for me and can I watl until I m gro" n and gOne I ve even heard them regrettmg they ever adopted me They never stop cnuctzmg 1 used to try pleasmg them bull ve gtven up Many limes I wosh m) mother had had an aborllon She didn l want me the people who gol me don I want me and I don't thmk anyone ever wlll Don l k1d yourself people a lot of us would be better off not born - WISH I D NEVER LIVED 1974 ARIES !March 21 Aprol 19) Dear WINL If you drown yourself m miSery w1shmg you had never hved you re as bad as your parenl.s who "aslelhe!r hves regrettmg when they COULD be turmng you mlo a lovely and lovmg daughter So what If your natural parenl.s and perhaps your foster parenl.s, may not want you They 're only four people out of many who need your spectal talents 1and don l say you haven 1 any talents because we all have 1f we search them out ) Don l brood on unwantedncss ( It mtght not even be true ) Instead go all out to prove how worthwhtle you are Gelmvolved at school (as your mterest nses so wtll )Our grades) slop llunkmg of yourself as ugly make friends don l emphastze your allergtes, try to gel along wtth your parents but tf you can l at least don 't letthem turn you bttler And remember you can make almost anything ) ou really want out of your future tf you don t let the past s t1fle you HELEN AND SUE <.J 111 Be c aur Ot.Js •n dong bu s tne ss w th one you do n 1 know too much aboul A ~asty c ommt l men! could prove expenstve TAURUS IAprll 20 May 201 SAGITTARIUS INov II w•ll pro'lle cos t y later I you buy some th ng and Ia I to g e t GEMINI (May 21 June 201 A CANCER IJune 2 t July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Be CABLE CHANNEL FIVE - Loca l News Country & Western - PERSONAL TO FA1HER BOTHERED It s been sa1d that by the lime a son fmds out hts father was really nghl he has a son old enough to disagree w1th him Your Dad 1sn l as wong as you think but 11 may be 1ears before you adm!l I m n ght - HELEN h U nscramblt tht!iie four Jumbles one l eiter to each squar~ to rorm four ordtnar) words Wl .S4fi Superstar he m water fish 21 Female 21 Broda! S)mbol devotee 22 Savo r 25 M ed• cva l war club 21 Per ce tvcd 31 In structor 34 French port 36 Journal, for short 25 -eel 26 Se a eag le 27 Perched 28 Ca ndle nut tree 29 Dtsa vo" 32 JUJUbe 33 Burden some 35 Enmity ma hce 31 Grafted tn heraldr) pnnte d matter 39- free 40 Dawdled 41 Withered DOWN 2. Opposote 3 Sproghtly I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it• ilfORUET (J Is WHAT IHE HAU<SHTY i::>l5C J:JCKE) C?IC' I UNCOO ~~ 1±'-!7-<..--,.,.....,., ~[ ) ( ) rn r I I xJ Ju II("" BOWER PLAIT VISION by the above cartoon ur1 tl 1 CRYPTOQUOTES KUT AN MLIIMAS IT ONG MC AC UAN KHA!ACP KAEE CGDGH UG A (An• .. "n lomorro'> 1 VMFG M PTTS KHAIGH -EAC BOIMCP Yesterday's Cryptoquote NOM \N IS SMART ENOUGH TO BE FUNNY WHEN HE IS DRUNK - ED HOWE CELERY flhtrt 1J II mtqhf f1 lillflllr~l/f llllit fh( !J dt IIUIIid t mdr AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for anothe11 In th1s samp le A il used for lhe three L s X for the two 0 s etc Single letters apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code l etters are d i fferent Now arrange the ctrcled letttrs to form the surpr1se answer as I;====::=~::::::'::;-;;:;:._~•~u~ggested I 1........... 10$."·· 1r I x J ' ...... .. I ~ • (temJ* ranly) 1 Rebuff I [ ) [j 1 I as m a net of hm n / - OVER IT C© 1974 K1nr Feature11 Synd cate Inc) LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE DICK TRACY 'THEY LL BE. SETTER OFF WITHOUT US- we. BOTH f AT ~ IT SETTl-ES LIKE A SETTING J.liN- AM AWFUl- LOT SArt?'f THE '( lL HAVE T '"U!:NTY TOIJC.iH FOR A WH Lf MAl< N 80TH Ef105 MfET EVEN WITHOUT US MO~ll1 T ~T T~E BI.Ji WE R FEEL HG,$ OR. lET EM woRR'!' BOUT U& ~~ M M • ij A.C. TUALLY W& GOT ADORA 50M E C VILJlED CLO THE !' TO REPL ACE HER UH CAVE- & RL. OUTFIT l11E BORN LOSER ONLY FOR BIRDIE FROM PAGO PAGD' C!J£ Bur 1\lf IDLD ~£% W!li~ST MAKE'~~ ?MALU::ST I HA~f' I'> A 10 r J",J ,.,.,,~'-<H>"" Cl1 li£U. T~~ ~ f!,I,LUUJS JL>?r NbJ[ ([;!./f;6 10~ 10~~~ ~ ••• S o5 MORE IMA?RTANT NOPe n1 "mAll F0?D WAIT Tl LL I PUT lATER IN HIS PLAV PEN ELVINEV IT 5 01\JLV RATED 1 OON'TilliN T KIT AN~ 01ER M< <iE.IO 'o[)ti"O G 00 <OU HEAR' AND DON'T H!T AN ~ WA~ OOT IN FIWNTOfME E t THE~' I UJANT ~00 TO HIT RIGK1" TO ME ' m1ght go r1ght mto "' ' ' ' ." d1amondli TODAY S QUESTION Y f)U du b1d lour dtamonds and your partner bad~ foUl a1 ts What do you dn Ouw' rn ------- ~- --- --- ) l f t 16 Fresh Item 30 For tbe republic 24 Catchong hars h ness 20 Frostmg nd~ rr~~-~-~ J- .\na .. ,.r Blackwood but 1r you want to to. ~Cie ntlft c bad four 10 Woth dev1ce 23 Sovoet 38 Amount p o ve Whar do you do now' " June Yesterday's Answer 22 Brewong 29 Makeup IU~Jo AS.~:'-1 The b1ddong ha s been 23 West North East Pass I+ Pass 3• Pa ss ? You South hold 6K2fAJ765+Ati4+Q94 ~-You prepared 9 Iron Cur tam country hole! HI"NRI ARNOLD 11nd BOD LEI! Th s should 01 ,...~ - Comedy pr o'o'JnCe 8 Less un 18 Fash 1on anew 19 Small to talk about tl w1lh someone One day Dad left a note and look off That was four vears ago Since then she has never had a nervous day and she has never been so close to us g1rls I beheve 1t IS too knowmg but not knowmg thai dnves peop le mlo nervwus breakdowns KAS should tell her mother ltfe IS too shorlto hve 11With a chea tmg husband Also a parent m trouble needs to know lhe children feel mv olved enough to dtscuss 11 - KATHY 10 00 - Ko ,akS 10 News20 TBA 15 7 00 p m 7 30 p m 8 30 p m 9 30 p m (2 wds ) 7 Can beetle 1-'olt ce Surgeon 3 On the Money 4 Basf' bal 15 Beat the Clock 13 Anllques 20 Ep•s•de Act on 33 8 00 - Btlly Moyers Journal 20 Washmgton Connec t on 33 Chase 3 4 Amer ca n Parade 8 10 Jacqt.Jes Cousteau b 13 8 30 - Theater m Amer ca 33 9 00 - M ov te L v ng You 3 ABC Thealr e 6 13 Mov e M 1rage 4 Cannon 8 0 Lm es On A Map 20 10 b1rd 6 Nola soul for Charle 11 To Tell the Truth 6 Sa le of the Century 8 The Judge 0 Smg ng Cowboy 6 13 Mov1es Madron Th e Rack 1 00 - TomorrowJ 4 News 13 Take F ve For Ltfe 15 200 - News 4 S Oscme magne 13 Cal l of lhe West 15 10 30 - JohnnyMann s Stand Up and Cheer 15 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Day At N ght33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Janakt 33 In Search of the (c olloq ) Jl Lan g u1d 12 F nr and squ a re 13 Jrc landtc distanc e mcns ure 14 R~volvc 15 Kough! You w•ll I nd you rsett n a Sttua l on today where you teet yo u I have to exagge ra te to npress another Why bothe r? "'"'rl mforma t10n sounds 20 - Feb PISCES IFeb 20 Ma<ch 20) sure th ose you pal arou nd w lh today can be tull y •n n .-.n o f your acqua ntances •s .::~ b 1 o r a schemer E lec Co 20 News 6 10 Know Your Schools 33 J •m my Dean. 7 30 - I Nail 5 Noght 19) An dea you have s good but the way you re ap t lo m plement I s fau lt y Don I pu l plans 110 act on now unle ss yo u e ce r t1 n hey 1 wa r"' +++ Rap In response to Keepmg a Secret "ho wondered 1f she should tell her mother about her fathers affatr to speed a much needed dtvorce, let me tell about my fam1ly My mother was a devoted and lovmg slave to my father for 23 years The last ftve, he "as heavlly mvolved wtlh someone else My SISters and I knew and Mom suspected, but he would never giVe her straight answers So when she asked us we told her I thtnk she was very reheved to futally know the truth and be able by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 4 Shocking 1 9) Don t do any thmg a t th s lime ~o furth er se lf ntere sl s 1 t hurts the ree l ng s a t a sons I vc fr e nd It s not to you adva nlag e to te ll c oworkers <~b o ut ce rta n Pro b ems yo u may be hav ng domest Ca lly Th ey re rea lly not that mteres ted New York C1ty street cleaners Groh announced the posSiblloty after he was sworn m as the new comnusstomt Wed roe sdl1) ~ CAPRICORN IDee 22 Jan nval o f yours •s a tnll e iea lo us ot a re ta lionsh•p you have w lh a mutt.Jal lnend Don I g1ve he r a reason to goss p m attractive' pants sutts aa 23 Dec 21) You re normally ve ry stra ghllorwa d bul to day you m gilt tell a tile 'Wh tc e lo smoot h so methlng O'll e r I t wont work the types ol guarantees and wa rra nt es ne cessa ry to pro le c t you EXPERIENCE CITED NEW YORK IUPI) San 1la l!on CommtsstdnerRobert T Groh IS conslderliltl employ mg women untformed Apnl 24 1974 SubstanJ al gam s w 11 be made lh s year I yo u rely up on you Ia Ienis :md ab 1 1 es a d do • 1 dep end o r o thers Adv a •c c nent s I k e ly ln your car ee r SCORPIO fOci 24, Nov 22) In any rnportant understand ng you arnve at w th ano the r to day be pos l1ve you re b o th agree ng to lhe same th ng s '"II When you b1d a small slam your f11 st step 10 plann10g the play should be to co unt to 12 lrtc ks If South had sto pped to do lh1s before play10g to lrtck lw) he would have seen two tnc ks 1n spades a nd clubs a nd three 10 dmmonds for a total of seven outstde the trump su1t Th1s meant that 1f he cou ld produce liVe tncks there he would be home Maybe South actually dtd lhts It was hard for us to tell because at tnck two he play ed h1s k10g of hea rts and at t11ck three led a heart toward dummy and f in essed the jac k East took h1s queen and led the s uIt back Thts gave South exactly two tru mp tncks m a nd smce there was on ly one trump each left m h1s hand and dummy he cou ld on ly come to four trump trtcks and that wasn t qu1te enough South could have scored five trump tr~cks tf he had fmessed the JaCk the nght way but he had a better way to play them He shou ld JUSt cash the ace and kmg and stde su1 t htgh cards Then a cross ruff would brtng m enough trtcks for the slam East could ruff m w1th hiS queen of trumps any ttme he WIShed but that would be the only lnck the defense could w1 n NBWSl AI Jo 1\ BNn Ill 91ttc ~4 STER~O t,~;,~o L DOZER ana bacK hoe work "ponds and sep t c tanks d1t :, ctung serv1ce top soil ftll-. d rt limestone B&K Ex cavat ng Phone 992 5367 or 99:2 J86 1 large $140 00 a month Only S5750 00 4 BEDROOMS - Ran ch type CLEANED REPAIRED M I LLER SA NITATION STEWART OH 0 PH 662 3035 10 4 tfc RUTLAND porch and 2 lots $9500 00 NEW LISTING - 2 bedroom mob1le home wt lh cent ral a r and lol plu s palo Rents for SEPTIC TANKS AROB IC SEWAGE SYS TEMS SE PTIC TANKS clea ned Modern San rat on 992 39'i4 or 992 7349 10 23 ftc 992 2259 or 992 2568 !h1s ne wspaper) Rad o Ctty Stat ~S ' By Oswald & James Jacoby Al.JlOMOB IL E lnsuranu:: been cancelled ? Lost your operators l1cense Call 992 7428 6 15 tf c Ga ll pol s BR' I' SEW ING MACHINES Repa 1r :s serv •ce all makes 992 2264 The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Authonzed S.nger Sales and Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc A GENU HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR I·• I, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4762 Ga ll ipOl iS John Russell Owner and Oper at or 5 1 "~ tfc Real Estate For Sale Send $1 to' JACOBY MODERN book ro W n at Br dge fclo VIRGO IAu11 22 Sepl 221 Be ex tra watchful a! you possess•ons at lh s t me or you may su ffer so me toss through th e ft Don I b roadcas l what you have LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 231 II you re no llull y c onv need o l an dea t wo uld be unw seat !I s I me lo try to convmce o thers Wa! till you re more sure ~ + PAINTING PHONE frame 3 bedrooms bath full ba~ement 1 almost new gas FA furnace porches l arge l evel yard meta l fen ce $6 500 00 POMEROY NELSON Roofing Spoutmg Alummum Stdmg And Complete Remodeling REALTY ' NORTH 23 • K 674 ' AH3 +AJ6 oloK4 WEST EAST . 65 . QJ1092 ,97 'Q64 + 109872 +5 3 oofo QJ53 oofo101 2 SOUTH !DI • A3 ' K 108 2 KQ4 oofo A986 Nort h South vulnerable West North East South tNT Pa ss 2+ Pas.c; 2'r Pa ss 6f Pass Pass Pa ss Openong lead- +10 r-*~ (;;!~:: ::<=:e:;:;::<~:;:;:;a:;:;: :t:;:;:i: : ;o: :<' ''n:'<",:: : :;R:·::!·:;::·:a· :·:;:·:p , ,,,, ~-- a Small slam too ruff for South Real Estate For Sale I 33 Truth or Conseq 6 6 30- News 3 4 6 8 tO 15 Room 222 13 7 00- What s My lone 8 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 N lnd Ave M iddleport 0. Under New M anage m e nt PRICE CONSTRUCTION 10 4 ALL WEATHER HARDWARE Free Garage . Eshmates RACINE OHIO Lawless Street YES! DAY OR NIGHT RACINE GARAGE Marriage 3 15 Match Game B 10 The Way Things Are 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 20 33 Love Amerocan Style 13 Huck & Yogi 6 Lucy Show a Movie A N ow wh 1l e the weather IS sttll cool ts the best t1me If can be msta lled al your convemence w 1th no wa1tmg around m h ot muggy w e.ather Phone q92 2550 PHONE 992-5271 PH. 949-3611 3 30-0ne L•feto L1ve6 13 Phll Donahue 4 How to Surv •ve A AIR CONDITION NOW? Pomeroy Brady Bunch 6 News 13 9 00 - Paul Doxon 4 Friendly Junction 10 AM 3 Abbol' & Costello B Pho l Donahue 15 Wold Wold West 6 Cover to Cover 33 Movoe Tender ls The Night 13 9 30 - To Tellthe Truth 3 Tattletales 8 9 55 - Chuck Whole Reports 10 10 00 - Donah Shore3 15 Joke rs Wild 8 10 Company 6 10 30 - Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gambol 8 10 11 oo - Password 13 Wozard of Odds 3 4 15 Moke Douglas 6 Now You See It B 10 11 30- Hollywood Squares 3 4 IS Love of Lofe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Sesame Street 33 11 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00- Password 6 Bob Brauns 50 so Club 4 News 13 News 8 10 Jackpot 3 15 12 30 - Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Spll Second 6 Cetebr ty Sweepstakes 3 15 12 45 - Electric Company 33 12 55 - News 3 15 I 00 - News 3 All My Chofdren 6 13 Not For Women Only IS Concentrat ion B What s My Line 10 I 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 As the World Turns 8 10 Lets Make A Deal 6 ll 2 00-Daysof0urLoves341S GuodongLoght8 10 Newlywed Ga me 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of Noghl B 10 Girl In My Lofe 6, 13 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hospotal6 13 RFD 20 Proce Is Right 8 10 VEGETABLES AND Pomeroy Home & Auto COMPLETE ,..... 8 30 8 55 - See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day992 7089 Ntght 992 3525 or 992 5232 I • Story 13 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45- Farmt1me 10 Morning Report 3 7 00- Today 3 4 15 CBS News 6 10 Dock Van Dyke 13 H R sia l led -G UARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 I'" Redl Estate For Sale --------- WEDNESDAY APRlL24 1974 Sunnse Sem ma r 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 15- Urban Leagt~e 10 Folk L1terature 3 6 25- Farm Report 13 6 30 - !;.1ve Mmutes to L1ve By 4 News 6 B1b le Answers 6 Th e Water Ltnes and Power L1nes All work do ne by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septtc tanks In· '5.55 Stop n and say Hello Bnng th ts ad for a Free Gtfl POMEROY LANDMARK C L ELA N 0 FARMS AND Jack W Carsey Mgr GREE NH OUSE A varetyot A:E, Phone9'n2181 cabbaqe a;,d tomato pl ant s L - - - - - - - - - - - - ' for sa te Also bro cc o and cau l flower sweet peppers hot peppers eggp l ants heact le tt u c e and EASTER FLOWERS pansy mums 7 ROOM house and bath half azalea hydrangea basement w th 27 acres large geran,ums petun as sever a l farm butld ng machine shed k nds of hangmg baskets Phone 992 5058 Ge rald ne Cleland Rae ne 4 23 6tc: OhiO 3 29 tfc NEW ALL ELECTRIC BR I CK fu I base'Tlent 2 car garage bath and ha lf toca.ted '" Rut and and pr ced to sell Call 949 331 1 or 9~9 2153 ~ 23 12t c 0 rn-. News4 6 00 - DITCHING SERVICE ··Wheel Alignment RON AND KAREN THOMAS 4 2 1 3tp 200 - VW ANU DATSUI' SPECIALIST On Most Amencan Cars 14 3 BA R GA IN IS OUR MIDDLE NAME ill KU HL 8 BARGAIN CENTER All app l ances hav e JO day guaran ees Retr g eralor s $19 95 up Apt s ze refr ger ator s $49 95 G E pushbutton el ectr c rang es $19 95 tust 6 yrs o d 20 gas ranges (il burner 1 $45 Wr nger washe s (some Maytagsl $<1 5 up Auto wa shers $45 E l ect dry ers $35 NEW F URNITURE SAV NGS Reg $69 95 RECLINERS $50 3 pc tab le set ! maple o r wal ) $3d 95 Lots of c l ean USED furn tur e round OAK tables oak buf f et wood ch rome d nettes pr co rn er ch na cabmets w th ma tc h ng tabl e and 6 sh e ld ba c k cha 1rs (2 master and 4 s de l pe can f n•Sh $285 oth er d n ng rm su tes f rom $125 bedroon su tes co uches O S chars sturdy and st ra ght map l e cha rs $5 meta l desk s great for students or mom s sew ng very SPEC I AL 'S J2 se ecflon occas t ab l es lg chests dressers str c h a r s even fl at top trunks luggage Open to 7 p m Tuesday thru Sunday KUHL S BARGAIN CENTER Rl 7 at cau t• on TUPPERS PLA I NS I ghl OHIO 4 21 6tc Mtddleport Mov e 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 Take Ftve For L te 15 GAS.GULPER OR A GAS HOG EXPERT Now under new management GENERAL Electr c Refr g ed a re fr eezer on s de $15 Come see anyt m e Mae Haw"- Wolf Pen Road off GO LD tr u mpet w th case Sc rea ner 1 5 sp boy s b eye e w th speedom et er Phon e 992 51?! aft er 3 p m .:1 21 6t c "'-' All WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Planet Pol~ee Story 3 4 15 10 30 - Day al N<ght 33 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak l 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Murder by f'roxy 6 13 Husbands 8 Three Strtpes 1n the &un 10 DON'T DRIVE A I, Unde r N ew Management N 7nd Mtddteport - News 20 399 w Main Pomeroy 0 Loca t ed at Mod ern Supp l y Small Eng n e Repcur HARDWARE 4 23 5t c Sisters J " 15 Mov1e 9 oo - Black Journal33 The Way Thmgs Are 20 9 30- Movoe Gett ong Away From It All 8 GE Theatre 10 Book Beat 20 10 00 - Marcu Welby M D 6 13 Washington Straoghf Talk 33 Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay Wtlkmson Small Engi ne q92 3092 All WEATHER g ood dOler 0 10 SnOop 8 30- Hawa11 Five Earth 6 13 Jeft s Collie 6 Jack La La nne 13 1"o1 F ee E sttmate mqUtre noW ilbout a beautiful new roof '" fa shiOn co lors 'I. T HEN S A PT F urn shed or u1 turn sh ed upsta r s J rms su tabl e for s ng l e person or ~ wo r k n g g rt s wa k. ng SO UTHE R Nplants p la ceor d er stance to downtown $ 11 5 for ab out M<Jy 8 del very mo ut It es ex tra Phone Charles R Harr s Port l and 667 3858 Oh o 8<13 2693 4 2 1 6t c 4 23 lf c ---- ------- --FOR SALE --------------- ._ I 33 Hogh School T\1 Hon9r Soc ety 15 7 30 - To Tell the Truth 6, i)jew Proce s Roght 8 10 RFD 20 Hollywood Squares J La!s1e 15 Dealers Cho•ce 4 Beat lhe Clock 13 Ofeana Traot 33 8 OOA - Ha~py Days 6 13 Bill Moyers Journal 33 Nova 10 dam 12 3 4 15 Maude 8 10 or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 New s 6 10 Marco Sport l1 te 8 25 - IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? 5 SHE LF illfJ.. • MATERIALS CO 7735554 Mason,W \Ia . - 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy 7 oo - Whal s My Lme 8 Dusty s Tra l 13 Elec Co 20 Truth Phone Stanley 949 2789 Bumper to Bumper Serv1ce Fore1gn Cars Welcome Phone 7q2 q673 742 5595 Bill Brown Owner Rutland Oh1o HOGG & ZUSPAN 6 30 - News 6 8 10 NB<;: News 3 4 15 Your Future Is Now 33 Room 222 13 and FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXT INGUI SHER SALES & SER\I lC E HOME ALARMS But II to Your Specs Deliver ed to Job Stte 20", 3 H.P. 2 BEDROon mob te hom e a r co nd•t on l ng and n the Rae ne area Phon e 992 5858 4 15 lfc STO C K Control Clerk. - Age 18 34 no exp r eq Free rm &brd Med ca l Dental 30 Cal l fcol ee l) days- pd vac A rmy Opportun l•es In A the ns 614 593 3822 221 ColumbUS Rd 4 n 3t c WOOD TRUSSES ,..._ ~- .... POMEROY HOME & AUTO OFFICE SUPPLIES BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED A1.1tomat c Z g Zag c w ng Mach nes n sewmg tables Ma kes buttonholes sews on buttons bl nd hems e tc Top notch cond 1 o n Pay i5l or t erm s eva l abl e Phone 997 16 53 4 23 li e Pomeroy Ph 992217 '1 1 1 'i 'l ~'IJrfi??.J86 1 r ss2~o FU I-IN SHED apartm e nt adu lts only Phone 992 5592 4 9 tf c Help Wanted 1 1" ews 8 10 15 Loloas Yoaa & You 33 6 FURNITURE SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 777 Pr 'lrl Slreel M •ddlr-porl Oh10 5 NGER AM FM st ereo rad o 8 tra c k •a p e com b nat on 1 spea ker NEW !urn shed a p a rt n c nt 3 sound sys em Ba t i'ln c e rooms and bath Rea l n ce ~ 107 49 o 1 ea sy term s Call Reynold s A par ments 992 ] 965 Mason w va phon e 7?3 4 23 lie 51 41 on good road n F rom th e l argest Truck or Bulldozer Radtator to the smallest Hea te r Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Soecral1sl BK EXCAVATING COMPANY 19 lp MOWERS For Rent --~----------- ! pi I Pets For Sale 4 2A 6tp - --- --- - ----~....,.~ O N E J b edroom tra er Pref er cons truct on work e r s l""hon e 997 74 4 8 alter ~ p m 4 23 Jt p For Rent or Sale - -- Auto Sales 1972 VW bus excellent con d•ffon very cl ean Phone 1 304 77 3 5867 S2 69 5 A 23 7tc 1 ~~ Or) For Rent or Lease Wnte Bob M e Kenz e Sale s M a nag er Th e Tho s D Murphy Company 10 So "econd Stree t Red Oa"lowa .J l 566 SESSION SET A planmng sess ton tn preparatton for the spnng to he l p w lh spr ng conference of D1stnct 16 Oh10 SOMEONE clean mg Phone 992 2677 PTA, wtU be he\~ lomght at ---~ _______ i:.' "' 6 45 at the Metgs Jumor H1gh BAR Mad ca l l Mart n School cafebma All cliatr Res tauran t n per son 4 21 3tc persons and-Or local PTA umt ~ ..... representatives are asked to COOK or carhop wa nl ed for Sy ra cuse Dr ve n A ppl y m attend the planmng session p er son ln d Rad r H I Lkh lt fru c k ~ n '> lun r- & Fill D1rl :)1 R .. ct r-nf al 1 , , li D• & Rr- nodt I r n•• ' 69 R CHLINE fold up c amper tr a ler Sleeps 6 used l•ttl e vROCERY bus ness for sal e $300 Phone 667 3858 Bu ld ng for sale or lease 4 2 6t c Phone 773 5618 from B 30 p m to 10 p m for appotntment BUS I NES S butld ng 1r1 down 3 20 tfc 1970 OPEL n ew ly overhauled 1964 Chevro l et good con town Pomeroy Oh o Call 992 dil on Cb rad o eQuipment 3975 or 992 5786 EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works E Phone 667 3652 4 2 26tc Man St Pomeroy All k nd s 4 21 3tp of sa t wat er pell ets water nuggets block salt and own Oh o R 1v er Salt Phone 992 389 1 5 ROOM~ and bath n Syracu se 6 5 fi L Between 1 acre and 1 1 acres SPEC IAL of and Phon e 992 J1J5 WE ARE p ck.ng up a p ano n d 21 7tc yo u r area and wou ld I ke some respons ble party to take over payments Call Cre d t Manager (6 141 772 5669 or wr•l e 260 East Mam D ACHSHU ND Pupp es Ca l l St reet Ch lll coth e Oh o 45601 74 2 5092 after 6 p m TURF TRIM pu s h l ypo A 7 tfc 4 23 Me ... otary mower Has Br1gg s & Strnlf on eng ne 7 tnch E?.Q.Q.D L E groom ng 55 A K C 16 1 FT FIBER GLASS out board 80 h p Mercury Toy Stud Se rv ce -5 60 Phon e piOt sft c wheels l oop sty le complete w lh tra l er Phone 667 3915 Coo l v lie f ubt.J iar handle (72 1987) 985 4 76 4 2 Sip 4 2 6tp Oiok plent Tho s BED ROO M mo b le hom ca ble TV a r co nd ton ng loc ~ted n Pomeroy West M a n S r ee l Phon e 99'1 56'23 4 23 Jtc For Sale AUTOMOTIVE Meehan c Age 18 34 2 3 yrs exp Sa bsd on exp trng Free rm &brd Med ca l Den tal 30 days pd vac Call (collect) Army Opportun t es In Athens 614 593 3822 221 Columbus Rd 4 22 Jtc The ~I 4 l TUESb~y APRIL 23 1974 6 oo -NASCNews1j Sesa(!/oSt 20 News3 4 Truth or Conseq r EXPERIENCED F" l eclnc G .. Sr>wf'l n .. l.:~II•LI Work lll d f) 197-t l G lf C l WING MACHINE S Sl II n or Q nal car to 1" No 11 ... c hm ~ nt c, nr>eded il !'. our c ontrol<; 1rP IJu f n Spw<; w tn or I needles T ~ k P 'i llu an nat s S " W on button s fllOqnr-J s 'tnd b nd h em c t r ull c ~ S h pr CP \ 8 ~0 or b1 d p,c l pt :'t n avu lable Phon£' 9?? 76 51 4 ?l I c J AND 4 ROOM furniShed and 19 72 KS CHEVY Blazer 4 wheel 1.1nlt.Jrn shed apartment s dr.v e 4 speed t ra ns m ss on Phone 99 2 5434 eKCellent cond ton Ca ll 99~ " 12 tfc 7205 even ngs J 2J SI C PR VATE m eet ng room for any organ zat on phone 992 MERCURY Cougar XR7 197 1 3975 green meta l c w th wh t e 3 11 tf c v nyl top Hur st 4 spee d 8 track tape d ec k A r con dtt on ng. wh te lea ther n ter or N ew hd batt er y N ew stee belted ract a s or glnal AM FM st er eo rad o B track owner Phon e 992 3149 comb nat on ldpe p l ayer 4 4 73 Sip speaker sound system Ba lanc e $108 63 or budge t 970 OLD SMOB LE 98 low term s Ca ll 992 3965 m l eage exc ell ent cond 1 on 1 J tf c Se ll•ng seve r al tw ndr ed dOllar s below loca d ea er pr ce Phone 992 3863 afler 6 ST RAWBERRY plants Cha r e Foste r Rt 2 Rae ne Oh o p m ca ll 992 584 4 Phone 247 2309 4 17 6t c 4 18 Dt c Bus1ness Opportumt1es M.1n.1ger 'l q < I 1 VA C U U M OLD a1.1t0 ., o or no e cars wIt g ve 53 00 p ece 18 ca r s or more w II av e bett er pr ce Ca l 985 4297 3 28 lfc WIRE qu r u ~ PAIN 1 $249S 6 cyl tnder stand :1r d t r.;~n sm ss on wh le ov er blu e v nyl nter or (1ppe 1rcl n ce ol n ew tru c k r ad o l1k e new w t te wall t re s wht=.:e covers B w de body step bumpt;r No 1 or No 2 Copper NOTICE! ? 1( ( Cl '> r' ' "' S3995 1972 CHEVROLET PICKUP NO WI I ~ ~ Business Sijt'vices ..> IN GER S<J WIRQ maoune'i 19! 7 'ilod el n beaut t ul wu lnul ca b 1 e t M'"lk.es d es gn st t ches 1 u zag bu ttonhol es D 1nd hem s elL L1k e n ew On ly $89 ?5 Ca ll R a ven sw ood 'l!J 952 1 or 273 9891 rafter 5 00 I ') 7 tic H w I I Door tess th 1n 35(JO m Ic c.. green n y l lop & I g ht g r een I n• s h grrcn vmp h r or fr m !SU V It bbl mired gl'l ss f1 ctoryo'l r co1d (m ecl 1\M r nclo f loor m 1ts body p rot ec t ve mldg power ste1 r ng & brakes turbo h yd r clmcl l c e x t d ecor pocJ\agc co m fort It st eer ng w hlcl wh cover s & w w I r es Very n cc & I s loaded w th ex l r :1 5 Wanted To Buy U :; ED QU s pay n g ton pr F l e s ptwn e 997 7<19 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. OF tr e nd s (;> q IJor s 1 d rctat lvcs tor HJf' r lo. 1 dncss dur nq I c duatl ot v ov 1 1 husba 1d Rog~er PH to w fh otnJ\ s to all n v c_h ldr C'n Mrs h!oger Potrttow 4 23 lip Nt C .. r pr c elevision Log \plll2 l ID74 11 ' I \ I ~~-~ ALL RI6HT 1\lEN t.EH HITTING E" A LITTLE 1tJ ONE :;IDE T~~ �8 _ The Da1h Sent mel Mlddlfl)l>rl l'<>lllll "' 0 1)11 sd 9- The Datly Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy 0 , Tuesday, Apri\2.1 l974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Notice Card of fhanll5 A TO Z Mart used fur 1 Shf'd app ·~n ces c to tll ng d shes and m sc tra ter va Rt c our t 3J oppos e Hanford -l KO S COT W 10 lf c KO SME TI C S 8. wtu :::. 1-or a good Inc of Cosme ! cs fr endly scr v cc and someon e to c hat w ttl g ve me a call H~ en Jane Br own 99 2 5 113 3 t9 t f c To G ve A wc'ly F REE k tten s ho u seb rok e MC~ ke wo1derfut pe t s Phone 9J9 J60? 4 21 ]lp ------------- MEIGS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY THRIFT SHOP OPEN 10 Tol 4 30 Every Fnd.ly & Saturday TreasuLeS~Junque Clothtng books records lamps p•ctures furn turc dtshes toys co llectab les I Across lrom Pomerov Post Ofhce 4 F AM 1L Y yard sate <Jnt ques turntture and d shes 2m tes sou th of M ddlepor off Rout e 7 on Story s Run Road Apr 20 and 21 4 19 61C - '- - - - - - - CONCERNING Acts 10 1 4 n the B ble Was Cornel us saved before Peter had oc cas on to speak to t:1 m' No' Ac t s 11 14 The Pentecostal F re 1S 111 on South Th rd Avenue M ddleporl Oh o d5760 4 19 6tc -~----------- - WE WO J l lJ I /i. ( 2 SIGNS 0 tl f' 1, QUAliTY ,., CHE\IELLE CLASSIC cr'lw tcr s pav nq op F ilE> s phone 992 719 4 .! ~] 17tc_ CC 2J 1 tc Copper HU r r ~\1 'l i O .., Oc reel I) :I SS tO e- bMie s $ I ~() M '\ H 1 I R cctsv Il l" 0 o Phu f' 'l7 A 6? 9 POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES B 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO CAS H pad for a ll mak.es and model s of mob te homes Phone ar ea code 6ld 423 9531 4 13 ti c Help Wanted APPLICA TI ON S on y fo r m eter patrolmen and c x tn pol ce Please co nta c t Pom e r oy Pot cc Dcpu l mc n 997 ] 17/ .! r., l f c ANTIQUE QUIt s and tew elr y A l so nt ere st ed n turn tur e and d1shes Ca I 99 2 5262 evenmgs or morn ng s 2 20 tic W A I TRESS and lo. ! ch ef' 1elp wanted Apply 1 p r so 1 Crows Steak Ho u s~ 4 ')] 101c .JU NK A1.1tos conp l ele and del vered to our ya rd We p ck up auto bod es and buy all k nds of sc rap me ta l s and ron R der s s" vage Sta e Route 124 R t 4 Pom ero y Oh o Phon e 992 5.:168 4 16 26 1p TI G HT BUDGET? Add to I c fam ty •n come s er v nq c t.J s tom er s nea r your h ome Exc e llent n come polt: nt a l Fl ex bl e hou rs Wr t c Per sonal Shopp er Depar ln en ! Bo)( 10 Walk n s Produ c ts w nona Mmnesota t nc 55987 1 23 ]lp After Inventory Special!! WAITRESSES car hO PS and k ! chen h e p App y n per son C row s Steak Hous e Pomeroy Reward $1SO for the arrest and convtchon of person or persons who stole my Gravely tractor Tuesday night Phone Bob Grueser , 992 7365 Rl 3 Pomeroy r soc Mobile !1omPS For Sale 1971 12x52 MOBILE hom e W II sacr•f ce for qu• c"- sa te Pho1e 949 3811 d 23 61p Per Pound Brmg thts coupon, and deliver yours to The Rosenberg Company For Sale or Trade 1962 G M C 2 ton 18 yr o ld mare to foa l n Jun e 2 yr o ld mare colt One 9 yr Old mule 600 l b 2 ()Cres of ground Can be bought on land contract Phone 667 3652 4 21 3t p 79 Depot Street PUBLIC NOTICE Notice s hereby g1ven that Mrs Ear l Gr ff th and other telephone subscr bers of the Chester Exchange of the Western Reserve Telephone and the Pomeroy Exchange of the General Te ephone company of Oh•o have flied a comp l aint With the Publ c UtI lieS Com miSS On Of OhiO agamst the western Reserve Telephone Company and the General Te l ephone Company of Oh10 relat i ve to the establ sh ment of extended area toll free serv ce between the Chester Exchange or the Western Reserve Telephone Company and the Pomeroy Exchahge of the General Te lephone Com pany of Oh o The Com m ss on has scheduled th s mafter for publ1 c hear ng on May 21 1974 at 10 30 a m E 0 S T a t th e Council Chambers of the c ty Bu td ng at Pomeroy Oh10 w th May 22 1974 reserved for an add t1onal day s hear ng •f necessary At sa •d hear ng all partes of nterest w•ll be of fered an opportuntty to present evtclence mater alto the ssues '" th s proceedmg Further nformatlon may be secu red by address ng an mqu ry to the Publ c Ut 1 t•es Comm sston of Ohto 111 North H gh Street Columbus Oh10 43215 THE PUBLIC UT ILI TIE S COMMISSION OF OHIO By Boyd B Ferr s Secretary 14) 16 23 30 Jtc PUBLIC NOT.ICE To the Delendant Joyce A P1ckens whose restdence •s unknown COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGSCOUNTY OHIO WILLIAM E f»ICKENS Route I Long Bottom Oh1o Pla•nttff vs JOYCE A PICKENS Address Unknown Defendant -NOTICE BY No 15523 PUBLICATION Pia nt ff has brought th s act •on nam lng yov as defendant '" the above na med cour t by filtng h s Comp la nt on the 1st day of Apr 1 197 4 The obt ec t of the Com pla nt and the demand for re ef are to obta n a d vorce to be awarded the care c ustody and centro of them nor ct11ldren of the partes hereto and for other proper rei ef You are requ red to answer the Compla nt w thin twenty etght days after the l ast publica on of l h s not ce wh•ch w II be published once each week for s x consecutr11e weeks and th e l as t publ cat on Will be made on the 4th day of May 1974 Your answer date w 11 be on June 12th 197-t In the case of yo ur fa lure to answer or other..y se r espond as perm •tted by the Oh o Ru l es of c,v 1 Procedure wtttt n the 1 me stated tudgm ent by default w• l l be rendered ag ams l you for the relief demanded n the Com ptamt LARRY E SPENCER CLERK OF COURT OF COMMON P LEAS (41 2 4 4 tf c MElG S COUNTY OHIO COURT HOUSE POMEROY OHIO 9 16 23 30 (51 7 14 7tc Athens , Oh1o Monday thru Thursday 911114 Fnday 9111112 Noon Auto Sales 1969 Z28 CAMARO 1n exce l en t co nd I on 1964 Mal bu SS good con d ton Phone 949 5182 4 13 4fp OLD furn•ture oak t ables clocks •ce boxes brass beds d shes desks or complete households Wr te M D M It e r Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o cal 992 7760 5 13 lfc MOTOR Transportal on Operator - Age 18 34 2 3 yr s exp Sal bsd on exp trng Free rm &brd Med cal Dental 30 davs pa•d vac Call (collect Army Op portun•t•es n Athem 614 593 3822 221 Co lu mbus Rd 4 22 3tc OPEN Roger Hysell s Garage near Crossroads on St a te Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m Monday throu g h Sa turday Phone 992 5682 or 992 7121 4 12 26tc CAN YOU WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION? 1965 PONT I AC Cata l na 4 dr 5300 Honda n o tor cycle 350 cc $200 Vernal Well 68 Darw n P'hon e 992 5935 4 21 41 p We need man or woman to &ell l ull li ne o f Advert ~ mg Spec alt •es Ca lendars and G It s n the Pomeroy M ddl eport Area Must be abl e to clan own hm e and work wtfh a mmtmum of superv• s•on Al l account s are protected R c p e.:~t orders are prot ected H gh Co mmt ss •ons payab le when orders are passed for cred1t The Adverhstng Spec talty L ne 1S the most exten stve n the mdu st ry Ca lendars are manu filctur ed ot our Red JIH3 vw Super be etl e exce l lent cond t on $2 480 Ca ll 992 5933 4 21 Jtp 1969 J 4 ton Chevrolet p ckup Cal l 949 2822 4 19 3tc Wnte Bob McKenzte Sale s 0 Mur phy Company 110 So Sr'Colld Street Red Oak Iowa 51566 l ...,, or I D J\.M/\GE c le'tne rs new 197 1 ode ! Corr p le te w t il a ll c cn n ' q ool s s mrt I p;~ n l d amaq c n sh pp nq W II a k e '!.?7 ca sh or bu d get plan rtva lclb le Ph one 992 26 53 4 23 tt c 7tc TRAILER 2 bedroom c lo se to w m m ng p ool set oo l a nd sh op p ng center Pt1one 99') 590 I 21 61 C TRA ILER Brown s Tra f e r Po rk Phon e 992 3324 llx60 MOBILE Home bath & on Oh o R v er great for boat ng Phon e 992 5218 1 21 t c f'tf~E C fIE NlOME D •stnbutor - part or full f m e to s upply Company estab shed accounts w lh RCA CBS D sne y Rec ords ncom e pass b 1 lies up to 1;1 000 per month w th only $3 500 r eq u r ed for nv entory and tra n n'Q Call COLLECT for Mr James ( 214 ) 661 9208 4 21 4l p LOSE we g ht w th N ew Shilp e Tab l ets illld Hydrex Wa ter P I s Dullon Dru g n M d dlcporl ilnd N elson Drug .4 23 3tp TRAIL ER utltes f urn ished Phon e 742 5980 4 18 61c booJ\case 3 pece st ud o couc h k•t chen tab le and 4 c ha r s Reel n ng so la metal desk ron ng board a nd r on Baby Cflrr age conve rt s to stroll er be st o tf er Phone 99 2 3149 -t 73 5tp 1Q66 != OR 0 Mu s • • g cond 1 on One D 2 Phon e 949 3858 - YAMAHA 350CCs r ee lb ke A I co nd I on 3 000 actua l m les Showroo m ro nd!f on $7 50 1 rm Cal 17 42 6501 a ft er 5 p m "23 Jtp 2 BEDROOM furni Sh ed apartment 1.1!!1 I es pad Depos t and referen ces r e qu red Adults only Ba ey s Stor e M ddleport 4 21 Jtp 2 BEDROOM Ir a • er 5 m nu t es from M ddl eport Phone 992 1297 after 4 p m 4 21 Jt c T WO steers ready to s laugh ter v rgtl W nden Phone 985 3846 4 23 31p CHRY SA NTHEMUM s pants $ a dozen Phone I ( 304) 773 51 47 4 19 71p s rEREO Wa ln ut AM FM Rad o a track tape com bnat•on Baance $ 11073 or term s ava lab le Phone 992 3965 2 14 tic NEW Jbedroom home 1 ~"""7 bath garaqe basement on Gr ave H 1 M ddl eport Natural gas already ' " Phone Dale Ou t ton 992 3369 even ng s 992 2534 1 17 lfc - POLLED HEREFORD BULLS 140 DAY TEST RECORD 205 DAY WEIGHTS ROYAL OAK FARM ADM IN ISTRA'tiVE Clerk . Age 18 34 no exp r eq F r ee rm &brd Med ca l Den ta l 30 days pd v ac Ca I (co ll ect I .. A rmy 9ppo rtun l• es In Athens 61~ S9 3 Ja n ?11 Co l u mbus Rd RT. 3 POMEROY, OHIO PHO~E BYRON MILLER • ~92,.:2671 oR HORAcE KARR . 9aS-334I , 1 ' ·· 4 'l'J ] l C . ~ --- --- -----.- - NICE 3 bedroom home for sale Sl l OOC Phone 992 3975 or 992 2571 4 19 tt c EXCLUSIVE LOCATIONS ' Deluxe full f ea tur ed homes f rDm $25 000 to 1i45 000 4 bedrooms 2 baths 2 ca r garage fam tv room a •r cond toned arge country lot s v ,s t Rock. Spr ngs ust 1 m lies north of Pomero y wht:>re R ts 33 and 7 meet NelC t to Elementary anct l'lew H gh sc hool A lso v s t R ggs Crest Manor on Rt 7 ust pa st East e rn Jr and Sr H gh Sc hool For tull d eta I s wr,te Fred B Goegle n Great A mer can Hom es 221 W Sec ond St Pomeroy or call our 2<~ hour nt.Jmber 1n Co l u mb us 1 239 9681 Bu ll1 er s of W G Bes,t Homes 4 2 1 6tc Pufnstuf 8 r 30 - New Zoo RevueS Rocky & BullwmkleiJ 8 00- New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Capt Kangaroo a 10 ·Lawn Boy •T ecumseh ....... • Kohler \ • W scons n :L ~ • A ll other ~~. makes FLOWERS Cabbage h ead lettu ce sweet and hot pepper s many var et es of tomatoes SOc and 6Sc dozen F lowers - Petun as Pans es, Mar golds plt.JS many other var et es SOc to 6Sc pak Geran.um s and other pot plant s 10 m ch hang ng baskets petun as or \lmmg ge r antums SS 00 Por c h boxes petun as or pans es . S3 flO or S4 00 Hubbard sGree nhouse Syracuse , 0. 992 5776 Open 8 Ttl5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Maon , Pomeroy, 0 GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR • aoew Mamst We re patr lawn mowers and q 1rdcn tractor s 30 - Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpot 4 Hazel 8 Gollogan s Island 6 13 5 oo - Bonanza J Merv Griffin 4 Andy Grofflth 8 Mister Rogers20 33 BlgValley6 Gomer Pyle USMCI3 5 30- Elec Co 33 Beverly Hlllbollles8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 15 Hogans Heroes 13 6 00 - News J 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 Per sonallty & Behavioral Development WIN AT BRIDGE ~ELAND,.., 608 E MAIN POMEROY, 0 SYRAC USE - 1 , story Furnoshed hom e 3 bedrooms bath kttchen cab tnets porches lot s of ground $7 100 00 CARPENTER - 2 story fram e A bedrooms Ph baths dtntng room loads of garden space porches about 2 acres MIDDLEPORT - INTERIOR EXTERIOR ROOF PAINTING CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992 5083 742-6273 WILL tr m or cut trees and shrubbery Also clea n out basements att. cs etc John Stobart Rt 2 Bo)( 31 Racme <1 23 26t c B U ILDING co nstru ct on Room add 1 on s and remodel ng floor sa nd nq and ref n1shmg A lso concr e e work Phone 949 3833 B• sse ll Construct on 4 16 7tp 2 story frame 3 bedrooms ba th garage tra t ler r ental Severa lots $9 500 00 IF YOU NEED A HOME RIGH T NOW CA LL US WE CAN SO LV E MOST OF YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS THE WISEMAN RACINE 2 STORY PERMA STONE J LARGE MODERN TEAFORD KITCHEN Jl 7 BAT H S CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR V1rq1l B. Tl'ilford, Sr Brokf'r 110 Mecha11tc Street Pomeroy, Ohtu ~5769 LARGE FLAT WELL LAND SCA PED LOT PR ICED MID TWENT IE S NEW LISTING - 3 B R log cabt n ba t h spnng wa l er wood burntng f replace and 20 acres of land on blacktop road Want only sq 500 oo NEW LISTING - New 3 B R all electri c home Large closets n•ce bath 20 of ca b net s Ltvtng din ng 36x14 utility w1th w~sher dryer 147 ft of good Cil(petong Block 2 t"Br garage w th workshop Near ly 2 acres $35 500 00 NEW LISTING - 2 bedrooms bath new gas furnace GARAGE ALL ONE 3 BEDROOM S L ARGE KIT LIKE NEW CARPET ALUM SIDING OWNER WILL HELP ~!NANCE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PRICED BELOW MARKET $12 000 OFFICE 446 31i43 EVENINGS Bud McGhee-440 1255 E M Ik e W•seman- 446 3796 home large bath n ce closets al paneled Eff tc ent kttchen dtnmg P 2 a cres $18 000 00 SPR ING IS HERE SO ARE THE BUYER~ LIST IT WITH us GCH?DON Ill l f 'J I f~ T! ,",rORD T f-,",~ ORO ;;'',( ) ( IAifS 992-332S or 992-2378 GREAT COUNTRY D- OZER work land cteanng by the acre hour l y or "'ntract~ farm pond s roads etc Large dozer and operator wtth over 20 years exper ence Puttms Excavatm g Po me roy I.Jh •o Phone 992 2478 12 19 lfc - -------,...---- -- C BRADFORD Avct1oneer Comp l ete Servtce Phone 949 382 1 or 949 316 1 Racme Oh o Cr1tt Bradford 5 1 tfc EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sept1c tanks msta l ed dump trucks and to boys for h re w II hau l I fil l dirt t op so I limestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 352.5 or 992 5232 2_ 11_ tfc _ _ _ _ __ ......_ ___ ...,.... .,! _ >l DON lfu~;- donf~uss - t urn over tynk auto mobles over tO' us W1 li pay SS f or old tunk. cars Phone 1 (3041 773 5890 Rtvers de Auto Wre cktng " 4 9 26tc -----------.. .,._, 92.1 WMPO-FM ~'II Mtddleport Pomero{ e P 0 Box 489 on New NY 10019 By Ht>len and Sue Hottl'l Adoptwn Not Always Happy Yorif. __ R~ADY MIX CONCRETE del1vered r lgl'}t to your project F ast and easy Free estimates PhOne 992 3284~ Goegtem Ready M i x Co M•ddleport Ohio 6 30 He For Wednesday April 24 Rap There s a lot of gush about how adopted k1ds are superwanted and !row pregnant g1rls should never get aborhons be d<wrlved of because some wonderful childless couple glvmg a wonderful home to lhe baby Well I m adopted and It tsn l so wonderful' You see my parents expected me to be perfect smart because my real father and mother were college students beau hful because m) mother 1s beaullruli they tell me - I m not a llowed lo know wbo they really are) heallhy because they are healthy Instead I m ktnd of ugly a httle dumb and I ve had two operations that cost a lol of money plus I have allergies elc A real d1sappomtment see ' Smce my unreal parenl.s figure the) got cheated they take 11 out on me They begrudge everything they put oul for me and can I watl until I m gro" n and gOne I ve even heard them regrettmg they ever adopted me They never stop cnuctzmg 1 used to try pleasmg them bull ve gtven up Many limes I wosh m) mother had had an aborllon She didn l want me the people who gol me don I want me and I don't thmk anyone ever wlll Don l k1d yourself people a lot of us would be better off not born - WISH I D NEVER LIVED 1974 ARIES !March 21 Aprol 19) Dear WINL If you drown yourself m miSery w1shmg you had never hved you re as bad as your parenl.s who "aslelhe!r hves regrettmg when they COULD be turmng you mlo a lovely and lovmg daughter So what If your natural parenl.s and perhaps your foster parenl.s, may not want you They 're only four people out of many who need your spectal talents 1and don l say you haven 1 any talents because we all have 1f we search them out ) Don l brood on unwantedncss ( It mtght not even be true ) Instead go all out to prove how worthwhtle you are Gelmvolved at school (as your mterest nses so wtll )Our grades) slop llunkmg of yourself as ugly make friends don l emphastze your allergtes, try to gel along wtth your parents but tf you can l at least don 't letthem turn you bttler And remember you can make almost anything ) ou really want out of your future tf you don t let the past s t1fle you HELEN AND SUE <.J 111 Be c aur Ot.Js •n dong bu s tne ss w th one you do n 1 know too much aboul A ~asty c ommt l men! could prove expenstve TAURUS IAprll 20 May 201 SAGITTARIUS INov II w•ll pro'lle cos t y later I you buy some th ng and Ia I to g e t GEMINI (May 21 June 201 A CANCER IJune 2 t July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Be CABLE CHANNEL FIVE - Loca l News Country & Western - PERSONAL TO FA1HER BOTHERED It s been sa1d that by the lime a son fmds out hts father was really nghl he has a son old enough to disagree w1th him Your Dad 1sn l as wong as you think but 11 may be 1ears before you adm!l I m n ght - HELEN h U nscramblt tht!iie four Jumbles one l eiter to each squar~ to rorm four ordtnar) words Wl .S4fi Superstar he m water fish 21 Female 21 Broda! S)mbol devotee 22 Savo r 25 M ed• cva l war club 21 Per ce tvcd 31 In structor 34 French port 36 Journal, for short 25 -eel 26 Se a eag le 27 Perched 28 Ca ndle nut tree 29 Dtsa vo" 32 JUJUbe 33 Burden some 35 Enmity ma hce 31 Grafted tn heraldr) pnnte d matter 39- free 40 Dawdled 41 Withered DOWN 2. Opposote 3 Sproghtly I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it• ilfORUET (J Is WHAT IHE HAU<SHTY i::>l5C J:JCKE) C?IC' I UNCOO ~~ 1±'-!7-<..--,.,.....,., ~[ ) ( ) rn r I I xJ Ju II("" BOWER PLAIT VISION by the above cartoon ur1 tl 1 CRYPTOQUOTES KUT AN MLIIMAS IT ONG MC AC UAN KHA!ACP KAEE CGDGH UG A (An• .. "n lomorro'> 1 VMFG M PTTS KHAIGH -EAC BOIMCP Yesterday's Cryptoquote NOM \N IS SMART ENOUGH TO BE FUNNY WHEN HE IS DRUNK - ED HOWE CELERY flhtrt 1J II mtqhf f1 lillflllr~l/f llllit fh( !J dt IIUIIid t mdr AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for anothe11 In th1s samp le A il used for lhe three L s X for the two 0 s etc Single letters apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code l etters are d i fferent Now arrange the ctrcled letttrs to form the surpr1se answer as I;====::=~::::::'::;-;;:;:._~•~u~ggested I 1........... 10$."·· 1r I x J ' ...... .. I ~ • (temJ* ranly) 1 Rebuff I [ ) [j 1 I as m a net of hm n / - OVER IT C© 1974 K1nr Feature11 Synd cate Inc) LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE DICK TRACY 'THEY LL BE. SETTER OFF WITHOUT US- we. BOTH f AT ~ IT SETTl-ES LIKE A SETTING J.liN- AM AWFUl- LOT SArt?'f THE '( lL HAVE T '"U!:NTY TOIJC.iH FOR A WH Lf MAl< N 80TH Ef105 MfET EVEN WITHOUT US MO~ll1 T ~T T~E BI.Ji WE R FEEL HG,$ OR. lET EM woRR'!' BOUT U& ~~ M M • ij A.C. TUALLY W& GOT ADORA 50M E C VILJlED CLO THE !' TO REPL ACE HER UH CAVE- & RL. OUTFIT l11E BORN LOSER ONLY FOR BIRDIE FROM PAGO PAGD' C!J£ Bur 1\lf IDLD ~£% W!li~ST MAKE'~~ ?MALU::ST I HA~f' I'> A 10 r J",J ,.,.,,~'-<H>"" Cl1 li£U. T~~ ~ f!,I,LUUJS JL>?r NbJ[ ([;!./f;6 10~ 10~~~ ~ ••• S o5 MORE IMA?RTANT NOPe n1 "mAll F0?D WAIT Tl LL I PUT lATER IN HIS PLAV PEN ELVINEV IT 5 01\JLV RATED 1 OON'TilliN T KIT AN~ 01ER M< <iE.IO 'o[)ti"O G 00 <OU HEAR' AND DON'T H!T AN ~ WA~ OOT IN FIWNTOfME E t THE~' I UJANT ~00 TO HIT RIGK1" TO ME ' m1ght go r1ght mto "' ' ' ' ." d1amondli TODAY S QUESTION Y f)U du b1d lour dtamonds and your partner bad~ foUl a1 ts What do you dn Ouw' rn ------- ~- --- --- ) l f t 16 Fresh Item 30 For tbe republic 24 Catchong hars h ness 20 Frostmg nd~ rr~~-~-~ J- .\na .. ,.r Blackwood but 1r you want to to. ~Cie ntlft c bad four 10 Woth dev1ce 23 Sovoet 38 Amount p o ve Whar do you do now' " June Yesterday's Answer 22 Brewong 29 Makeup IU~Jo AS.~:'-1 The b1ddong ha s been 23 West North East Pass I+ Pass 3• Pa ss ? You South hold 6K2fAJ765+Ati4+Q94 ~-You prepared 9 Iron Cur tam country hole! HI"NRI ARNOLD 11nd BOD LEI! Th s should 01 ,...~ - Comedy pr o'o'JnCe 8 Less un 18 Fash 1on anew 19 Small to talk about tl w1lh someone One day Dad left a note and look off That was four vears ago Since then she has never had a nervous day and she has never been so close to us g1rls I beheve 1t IS too knowmg but not knowmg thai dnves peop le mlo nervwus breakdowns KAS should tell her mother ltfe IS too shorlto hve 11With a chea tmg husband Also a parent m trouble needs to know lhe children feel mv olved enough to dtscuss 11 - KATHY 10 00 - Ko ,akS 10 News20 TBA 15 7 00 p m 7 30 p m 8 30 p m 9 30 p m (2 wds ) 7 Can beetle 1-'olt ce Surgeon 3 On the Money 4 Basf' bal 15 Beat the Clock 13 Anllques 20 Ep•s•de Act on 33 8 00 - Btlly Moyers Journal 20 Washmgton Connec t on 33 Chase 3 4 Amer ca n Parade 8 10 Jacqt.Jes Cousteau b 13 8 30 - Theater m Amer ca 33 9 00 - M ov te L v ng You 3 ABC Thealr e 6 13 Mov e M 1rage 4 Cannon 8 0 Lm es On A Map 20 10 b1rd 6 Nola soul for Charle 11 To Tell the Truth 6 Sa le of the Century 8 The Judge 0 Smg ng Cowboy 6 13 Mov1es Madron Th e Rack 1 00 - TomorrowJ 4 News 13 Take F ve For Ltfe 15 200 - News 4 S Oscme magne 13 Cal l of lhe West 15 10 30 - JohnnyMann s Stand Up and Cheer 15 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Day At N ght33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Janakt 33 In Search of the (c olloq ) Jl Lan g u1d 12 F nr and squ a re 13 Jrc landtc distanc e mcns ure 14 R~volvc 15 Kough! You w•ll I nd you rsett n a Sttua l on today where you teet yo u I have to exagge ra te to npress another Why bothe r? "'"'rl mforma t10n sounds 20 - Feb PISCES IFeb 20 Ma<ch 20) sure th ose you pal arou nd w lh today can be tull y •n n .-.n o f your acqua ntances •s .::~ b 1 o r a schemer E lec Co 20 News 6 10 Know Your Schools 33 J •m my Dean. 7 30 - I Nail 5 Noght 19) An dea you have s good but the way you re ap t lo m plement I s fau lt y Don I pu l plans 110 act on now unle ss yo u e ce r t1 n hey 1 wa r"' +++ Rap In response to Keepmg a Secret "ho wondered 1f she should tell her mother about her fathers affatr to speed a much needed dtvorce, let me tell about my fam1ly My mother was a devoted and lovmg slave to my father for 23 years The last ftve, he "as heavlly mvolved wtlh someone else My SISters and I knew and Mom suspected, but he would never giVe her straight answers So when she asked us we told her I thtnk she was very reheved to futally know the truth and be able by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 4 Shocking 1 9) Don t do any thmg a t th s lime ~o furth er se lf ntere sl s 1 t hurts the ree l ng s a t a sons I vc fr e nd It s not to you adva nlag e to te ll c oworkers <~b o ut ce rta n Pro b ems yo u may be hav ng domest Ca lly Th ey re rea lly not that mteres ted New York C1ty street cleaners Groh announced the posSiblloty after he was sworn m as the new comnusstomt Wed roe sdl1) ~ CAPRICORN IDee 22 Jan nval o f yours •s a tnll e iea lo us ot a re ta lionsh•p you have w lh a mutt.Jal lnend Don I g1ve he r a reason to goss p m attractive' pants sutts aa 23 Dec 21) You re normally ve ry stra ghllorwa d bul to day you m gilt tell a tile 'Wh tc e lo smoot h so methlng O'll e r I t wont work the types ol guarantees and wa rra nt es ne cessa ry to pro le c t you EXPERIENCE CITED NEW YORK IUPI) San 1la l!on CommtsstdnerRobert T Groh IS conslderliltl employ mg women untformed Apnl 24 1974 SubstanJ al gam s w 11 be made lh s year I yo u rely up on you Ia Ienis :md ab 1 1 es a d do • 1 dep end o r o thers Adv a •c c nent s I k e ly ln your car ee r SCORPIO fOci 24, Nov 22) In any rnportant understand ng you arnve at w th ano the r to day be pos l1ve you re b o th agree ng to lhe same th ng s '"II When you b1d a small slam your f11 st step 10 plann10g the play should be to co unt to 12 lrtc ks If South had sto pped to do lh1s before play10g to lrtck lw) he would have seen two tnc ks 1n spades a nd clubs a nd three 10 dmmonds for a total of seven outstde the trump su1t Th1s meant that 1f he cou ld produce liVe tncks there he would be home Maybe South actually dtd lhts It was hard for us to tell because at tnck two he play ed h1s k10g of hea rts and at t11ck three led a heart toward dummy and f in essed the jac k East took h1s queen and led the s uIt back Thts gave South exactly two tru mp tncks m a nd smce there was on ly one trump each left m h1s hand and dummy he cou ld on ly come to four trump trtcks and that wasn t qu1te enough South could have scored five trump tr~cks tf he had fmessed the JaCk the nght way but he had a better way to play them He shou ld JUSt cash the ace and kmg and stde su1 t htgh cards Then a cross ruff would brtng m enough trtcks for the slam East could ruff m w1th hiS queen of trumps any ttme he WIShed but that would be the only lnck the defense could w1 n NBWSl AI Jo 1\ BNn Ill 91ttc ~4 STER~O t,~;,~o L DOZER ana bacK hoe work "ponds and sep t c tanks d1t :, ctung serv1ce top soil ftll-. d rt limestone B&K Ex cavat ng Phone 992 5367 or 99:2 J86 1 large $140 00 a month Only S5750 00 4 BEDROOMS - Ran ch type CLEANED REPAIRED M I LLER SA NITATION STEWART OH 0 PH 662 3035 10 4 tfc RUTLAND porch and 2 lots $9500 00 NEW LISTING - 2 bedroom mob1le home wt lh cent ral a r and lol plu s palo Rents for SEPTIC TANKS AROB IC SEWAGE SYS TEMS SE PTIC TANKS clea ned Modern San rat on 992 39'i4 or 992 7349 10 23 ftc 992 2259 or 992 2568 !h1s ne wspaper) Rad o Ctty Stat ~S ' By Oswald & James Jacoby Al.JlOMOB IL E lnsuranu:: been cancelled ? Lost your operators l1cense Call 992 7428 6 15 tf c Ga ll pol s BR' I' SEW ING MACHINES Repa 1r :s serv •ce all makes 992 2264 The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Authonzed S.nger Sales and Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc A GENU HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR I·• I, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4762 Ga ll ipOl iS John Russell Owner and Oper at or 5 1 "~ tfc Real Estate For Sale Send $1 to' JACOBY MODERN book ro W n at Br dge fclo VIRGO IAu11 22 Sepl 221 Be ex tra watchful a! you possess•ons at lh s t me or you may su ffer so me toss through th e ft Don I b roadcas l what you have LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 231 II you re no llull y c onv need o l an dea t wo uld be unw seat !I s I me lo try to convmce o thers Wa! till you re more sure ~ + PAINTING PHONE frame 3 bedrooms bath full ba~ement 1 almost new gas FA furnace porches l arge l evel yard meta l fen ce $6 500 00 POMEROY NELSON Roofing Spoutmg Alummum Stdmg And Complete Remodeling REALTY ' NORTH 23 • K 674 ' AH3 +AJ6 oloK4 WEST EAST . 65 . QJ1092 ,97 'Q64 + 109872 +5 3 oofo QJ53 oofo101 2 SOUTH !DI • A3 ' K 108 2 KQ4 oofo A986 Nort h South vulnerable West North East South tNT Pa ss 2+ Pas.c; 2'r Pa ss 6f Pass Pass Pa ss Openong lead- +10 r-*~ (;;!~:: ::<=:e:;:;::<~:;:;:;a:;:;: :t:;:;:i: : ;o: :<' ''n:'<",:: : :;R:·::!·:;::·:a· :·:;:·:p , ,,,, ~-- a Small slam too ruff for South Real Estate For Sale I 33 Truth or Conseq 6 6 30- News 3 4 6 8 tO 15 Room 222 13 7 00- What s My lone 8 Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 N lnd Ave M iddleport 0. Under New M anage m e nt PRICE CONSTRUCTION 10 4 ALL WEATHER HARDWARE Free Garage . Eshmates RACINE OHIO Lawless Street YES! DAY OR NIGHT RACINE GARAGE Marriage 3 15 Match Game B 10 The Way Things Are 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 20 33 Love Amerocan Style 13 Huck & Yogi 6 Lucy Show a Movie A N ow wh 1l e the weather IS sttll cool ts the best t1me If can be msta lled al your convemence w 1th no wa1tmg around m h ot muggy w e.ather Phone q92 2550 PHONE 992-5271 PH. 949-3611 3 30-0ne L•feto L1ve6 13 Phll Donahue 4 How to Surv •ve A AIR CONDITION NOW? Pomeroy Brady Bunch 6 News 13 9 00 - Paul Doxon 4 Friendly Junction 10 AM 3 Abbol' & Costello B Pho l Donahue 15 Wold Wold West 6 Cover to Cover 33 Movoe Tender ls The Night 13 9 30 - To Tellthe Truth 3 Tattletales 8 9 55 - Chuck Whole Reports 10 10 00 - Donah Shore3 15 Joke rs Wild 8 10 Company 6 10 30 - Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gambol 8 10 11 oo - Password 13 Wozard of Odds 3 4 15 Moke Douglas 6 Now You See It B 10 11 30- Hollywood Squares 3 4 IS Love of Lofe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Sesame Street 33 11 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00- Password 6 Bob Brauns 50 so Club 4 News 13 News 8 10 Jackpot 3 15 12 30 - Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Spll Second 6 Cetebr ty Sweepstakes 3 15 12 45 - Electric Company 33 12 55 - News 3 15 I 00 - News 3 All My Chofdren 6 13 Not For Women Only IS Concentrat ion B What s My Line 10 I 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 As the World Turns 8 10 Lets Make A Deal 6 ll 2 00-Daysof0urLoves341S GuodongLoght8 10 Newlywed Ga me 6 13 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of Noghl B 10 Girl In My Lofe 6, 13 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hospotal6 13 RFD 20 Proce Is Right 8 10 VEGETABLES AND Pomeroy Home & Auto COMPLETE ,..... 8 30 8 55 - See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day992 7089 Ntght 992 3525 or 992 5232 I • Story 13 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45- Farmt1me 10 Morning Report 3 7 00- Today 3 4 15 CBS News 6 10 Dock Van Dyke 13 H R sia l led -G UARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 I'" Redl Estate For Sale --------- WEDNESDAY APRlL24 1974 Sunnse Sem ma r 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 15- Urban Leagt~e 10 Folk L1terature 3 6 25- Farm Report 13 6 30 - !;.1ve Mmutes to L1ve By 4 News 6 B1b le Answers 6 Th e Water Ltnes and Power L1nes All work do ne by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septtc tanks In· '5.55 Stop n and say Hello Bnng th ts ad for a Free Gtfl POMEROY LANDMARK C L ELA N 0 FARMS AND Jack W Carsey Mgr GREE NH OUSE A varetyot A:E, Phone9'n2181 cabbaqe a;,d tomato pl ant s L - - - - - - - - - - - - ' for sa te Also bro cc o and cau l flower sweet peppers hot peppers eggp l ants heact le tt u c e and EASTER FLOWERS pansy mums 7 ROOM house and bath half azalea hydrangea basement w th 27 acres large geran,ums petun as sever a l farm butld ng machine shed k nds of hangmg baskets Phone 992 5058 Ge rald ne Cleland Rae ne 4 23 6tc: OhiO 3 29 tfc NEW ALL ELECTRIC BR I CK fu I base'Tlent 2 car garage bath and ha lf toca.ted '" Rut and and pr ced to sell Call 949 331 1 or 9~9 2153 ~ 23 12t c 0 rn-. News4 6 00 - DITCHING SERVICE ··Wheel Alignment RON AND KAREN THOMAS 4 2 1 3tp 200 - VW ANU DATSUI' SPECIALIST On Most Amencan Cars 14 3 BA R GA IN IS OUR MIDDLE NAME ill KU HL 8 BARGAIN CENTER All app l ances hav e JO day guaran ees Retr g eralor s $19 95 up Apt s ze refr ger ator s $49 95 G E pushbutton el ectr c rang es $19 95 tust 6 yrs o d 20 gas ranges (il burner 1 $45 Wr nger washe s (some Maytagsl $<1 5 up Auto wa shers $45 E l ect dry ers $35 NEW F URNITURE SAV NGS Reg $69 95 RECLINERS $50 3 pc tab le set ! maple o r wal ) $3d 95 Lots of c l ean USED furn tur e round OAK tables oak buf f et wood ch rome d nettes pr co rn er ch na cabmets w th ma tc h ng tabl e and 6 sh e ld ba c k cha 1rs (2 master and 4 s de l pe can f n•Sh $285 oth er d n ng rm su tes f rom $125 bedroon su tes co uches O S chars sturdy and st ra ght map l e cha rs $5 meta l desk s great for students or mom s sew ng very SPEC I AL 'S J2 se ecflon occas t ab l es lg chests dressers str c h a r s even fl at top trunks luggage Open to 7 p m Tuesday thru Sunday KUHL S BARGAIN CENTER Rl 7 at cau t• on TUPPERS PLA I NS I ghl OHIO 4 21 6tc Mtddleport Mov e 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 Take Ftve For L te 15 GAS.GULPER OR A GAS HOG EXPERT Now under new management GENERAL Electr c Refr g ed a re fr eezer on s de $15 Come see anyt m e Mae Haw"- Wolf Pen Road off GO LD tr u mpet w th case Sc rea ner 1 5 sp boy s b eye e w th speedom et er Phon e 992 51?! aft er 3 p m .:1 21 6t c "'-' All WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Planet Pol~ee Story 3 4 15 10 30 - Day al N<ght 33 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak l 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Murder by f'roxy 6 13 Husbands 8 Three Strtpes 1n the &un 10 DON'T DRIVE A I, Unde r N ew Management N 7nd Mtddteport - News 20 399 w Main Pomeroy 0 Loca t ed at Mod ern Supp l y Small Eng n e Repcur HARDWARE 4 23 5t c Sisters J " 15 Mov1e 9 oo - Black Journal33 The Way Thmgs Are 20 9 30- Movoe Gett ong Away From It All 8 GE Theatre 10 Book Beat 20 10 00 - Marcu Welby M D 6 13 Washington Straoghf Talk 33 Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay Wtlkmson Small Engi ne q92 3092 All WEATHER g ood dOler 0 10 SnOop 8 30- Hawa11 Five Earth 6 13 Jeft s Collie 6 Jack La La nne 13 1"o1 F ee E sttmate mqUtre noW ilbout a beautiful new roof '" fa shiOn co lors 'I. T HEN S A PT F urn shed or u1 turn sh ed upsta r s J rms su tabl e for s ng l e person or ~ wo r k n g g rt s wa k. ng SO UTHE R Nplants p la ceor d er stance to downtown $ 11 5 for ab out M<Jy 8 del very mo ut It es ex tra Phone Charles R Harr s Port l and 667 3858 Oh o 8<13 2693 4 2 1 6t c 4 23 lf c ---- ------- --FOR SALE --------------- ._ I 33 Hogh School T\1 Hon9r Soc ety 15 7 30 - To Tell the Truth 6, i)jew Proce s Roght 8 10 RFD 20 Hollywood Squares J La!s1e 15 Dealers Cho•ce 4 Beat lhe Clock 13 Ofeana Traot 33 8 OOA - Ha~py Days 6 13 Bill Moyers Journal 33 Nova 10 dam 12 3 4 15 Maude 8 10 or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 New s 6 10 Marco Sport l1 te 8 25 - IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? 5 SHE LF illfJ.. • MATERIALS CO 7735554 Mason,W \Ia . - 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy 7 oo - Whal s My Lme 8 Dusty s Tra l 13 Elec Co 20 Truth Phone Stanley 949 2789 Bumper to Bumper Serv1ce Fore1gn Cars Welcome Phone 7q2 q673 742 5595 Bill Brown Owner Rutland Oh1o HOGG & ZUSPAN 6 30 - News 6 8 10 NB<;: News 3 4 15 Your Future Is Now 33 Room 222 13 and FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXT INGUI SHER SALES & SER\I lC E HOME ALARMS But II to Your Specs Deliver ed to Job Stte 20", 3 H.P. 2 BEDROon mob te hom e a r co nd•t on l ng and n the Rae ne area Phon e 992 5858 4 15 lfc STO C K Control Clerk. - Age 18 34 no exp r eq Free rm &brd Med ca l Dental 30 Cal l fcol ee l) days- pd vac A rmy Opportun l•es In A the ns 614 593 3822 221 ColumbUS Rd 4 n 3t c WOOD TRUSSES ,..._ ~- .... POMEROY HOME & AUTO OFFICE SUPPLIES BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED A1.1tomat c Z g Zag c w ng Mach nes n sewmg tables Ma kes buttonholes sews on buttons bl nd hems e tc Top notch cond 1 o n Pay i5l or t erm s eva l abl e Phone 997 16 53 4 23 li e Pomeroy Ph 992217 '1 1 1 'i 'l ~'IJrfi??.J86 1 r ss2~o FU I-IN SHED apartm e nt adu lts only Phone 992 5592 4 9 tf c Help Wanted 1 1" ews 8 10 15 Loloas Yoaa & You 33 6 FURNITURE SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 777 Pr 'lrl Slreel M •ddlr-porl Oh10 5 NGER AM FM st ereo rad o 8 tra c k •a p e com b nat on 1 spea ker NEW !urn shed a p a rt n c nt 3 sound sys em Ba t i'ln c e rooms and bath Rea l n ce ~ 107 49 o 1 ea sy term s Call Reynold s A par ments 992 ] 965 Mason w va phon e 7?3 4 23 lie 51 41 on good road n F rom th e l argest Truck or Bulldozer Radtator to the smallest Hea te r Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Soecral1sl BK EXCAVATING COMPANY 19 lp MOWERS For Rent --~----------- ! pi I Pets For Sale 4 2A 6tp - --- --- - ----~....,.~ O N E J b edroom tra er Pref er cons truct on work e r s l""hon e 997 74 4 8 alter ~ p m 4 23 Jt p For Rent or Sale - -- Auto Sales 1972 VW bus excellent con d•ffon very cl ean Phone 1 304 77 3 5867 S2 69 5 A 23 7tc 1 ~~ Or) For Rent or Lease Wnte Bob M e Kenz e Sale s M a nag er Th e Tho s D Murphy Company 10 So "econd Stree t Red Oa"lowa .J l 566 SESSION SET A planmng sess ton tn preparatton for the spnng to he l p w lh spr ng conference of D1stnct 16 Oh10 SOMEONE clean mg Phone 992 2677 PTA, wtU be he\~ lomght at ---~ _______ i:.' "' 6 45 at the Metgs Jumor H1gh BAR Mad ca l l Mart n School cafebma All cliatr Res tauran t n per son 4 21 3tc persons and-Or local PTA umt ~ ..... representatives are asked to COOK or carhop wa nl ed for Sy ra cuse Dr ve n A ppl y m attend the planmng session p er son ln d Rad r H I Lkh lt fru c k ~ n '> lun r- & Fill D1rl :)1 R .. ct r-nf al 1 , , li D• & Rr- nodt I r n•• ' 69 R CHLINE fold up c amper tr a ler Sleeps 6 used l•ttl e vROCERY bus ness for sal e $300 Phone 667 3858 Bu ld ng for sale or lease 4 2 6t c Phone 773 5618 from B 30 p m to 10 p m for appotntment BUS I NES S butld ng 1r1 down 3 20 tfc 1970 OPEL n ew ly overhauled 1964 Chevro l et good con town Pomeroy Oh o Call 992 dil on Cb rad o eQuipment 3975 or 992 5786 EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works E Phone 667 3652 4 2 26tc Man St Pomeroy All k nd s 4 21 3tp of sa t wat er pell ets water nuggets block salt and own Oh o R 1v er Salt Phone 992 389 1 5 ROOM~ and bath n Syracu se 6 5 fi L Between 1 acre and 1 1 acres SPEC IAL of and Phon e 992 J1J5 WE ARE p ck.ng up a p ano n d 21 7tc yo u r area and wou ld I ke some respons ble party to take over payments Call Cre d t Manager (6 141 772 5669 or wr•l e 260 East Mam D ACHSHU ND Pupp es Ca l l St reet Ch lll coth e Oh o 45601 74 2 5092 after 6 p m TURF TRIM pu s h l ypo A 7 tfc 4 23 Me ... otary mower Has Br1gg s & Strnlf on eng ne 7 tnch E?.Q.Q.D L E groom ng 55 A K C 16 1 FT FIBER GLASS out board 80 h p Mercury Toy Stud Se rv ce -5 60 Phon e piOt sft c wheels l oop sty le complete w lh tra l er Phone 667 3915 Coo l v lie f ubt.J iar handle (72 1987) 985 4 76 4 2 Sip 4 2 6tp Oiok plent Tho s BED ROO M mo b le hom ca ble TV a r co nd ton ng loc ~ted n Pomeroy West M a n S r ee l Phon e 99'1 56'23 4 23 Jtc For Sale AUTOMOTIVE Meehan c Age 18 34 2 3 yrs exp Sa bsd on exp trng Free rm &brd Med ca l Den tal 30 days pd vac Call (collect) Army Opportun t es In Athens 614 593 3822 221 Columbus Rd 4 22 Jtc The ~I 4 l TUESb~y APRIL 23 1974 6 oo -NASCNews1j Sesa(!/oSt 20 News3 4 Truth or Conseq r EXPERIENCED F" l eclnc G .. Sr>wf'l n .. l.:~II•LI Work lll d f) 197-t l G lf C l WING MACHINE S Sl II n or Q nal car to 1" No 11 ... c hm ~ nt c, nr>eded il !'. our c ontrol<; 1rP IJu f n Spw<; w tn or I needles T ~ k P 'i llu an nat s S " W on button s fllOqnr-J s 'tnd b nd h em c t r ull c ~ S h pr CP \ 8 ~0 or b1 d p,c l pt :'t n avu lable Phon£' 9?? 76 51 4 ?l I c J AND 4 ROOM furniShed and 19 72 KS CHEVY Blazer 4 wheel 1.1nlt.Jrn shed apartment s dr.v e 4 speed t ra ns m ss on Phone 99 2 5434 eKCellent cond ton Ca ll 99~ " 12 tfc 7205 even ngs J 2J SI C PR VATE m eet ng room for any organ zat on phone 992 MERCURY Cougar XR7 197 1 3975 green meta l c w th wh t e 3 11 tf c v nyl top Hur st 4 spee d 8 track tape d ec k A r con dtt on ng. wh te lea ther n ter or N ew hd batt er y N ew stee belted ract a s or glnal AM FM st er eo rad o B track owner Phon e 992 3149 comb nat on ldpe p l ayer 4 4 73 Sip speaker sound system Ba lanc e $108 63 or budge t 970 OLD SMOB LE 98 low term s Ca ll 992 3965 m l eage exc ell ent cond 1 on 1 J tf c Se ll•ng seve r al tw ndr ed dOllar s below loca d ea er pr ce Phone 992 3863 afler 6 ST RAWBERRY plants Cha r e Foste r Rt 2 Rae ne Oh o p m ca ll 992 584 4 Phone 247 2309 4 17 6t c 4 18 Dt c Bus1ness Opportumt1es M.1n.1ger 'l q < I 1 VA C U U M OLD a1.1t0 ., o or no e cars wIt g ve 53 00 p ece 18 ca r s or more w II av e bett er pr ce Ca l 985 4297 3 28 lfc WIRE qu r u ~ PAIN 1 $249S 6 cyl tnder stand :1r d t r.;~n sm ss on wh le ov er blu e v nyl nter or (1ppe 1rcl n ce ol n ew tru c k r ad o l1k e new w t te wall t re s wht=.:e covers B w de body step bumpt;r No 1 or No 2 Copper NOTICE! ? 1( ( Cl '> r' ' "' S3995 1972 CHEVROLET PICKUP NO WI I ~ ~ Business Sijt'vices ..> IN GER S<J WIRQ maoune'i 19! 7 'ilod el n beaut t ul wu lnul ca b 1 e t M'"lk.es d es gn st t ches 1 u zag bu ttonhol es D 1nd hem s elL L1k e n ew On ly $89 ?5 Ca ll R a ven sw ood 'l!J 952 1 or 273 9891 rafter 5 00 I ') 7 tic H w I I Door tess th 1n 35(JO m Ic c.. green n y l lop & I g ht g r een I n• s h grrcn vmp h r or fr m !SU V It bbl mired gl'l ss f1 ctoryo'l r co1d (m ecl 1\M r nclo f loor m 1ts body p rot ec t ve mldg power ste1 r ng & brakes turbo h yd r clmcl l c e x t d ecor pocJ\agc co m fort It st eer ng w hlcl wh cover s & w w I r es Very n cc & I s loaded w th ex l r :1 5 Wanted To Buy U :; ED QU s pay n g ton pr F l e s ptwn e 997 7<19 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. OF tr e nd s (;> q IJor s 1 d rctat lvcs tor HJf' r lo. 1 dncss dur nq I c duatl ot v ov 1 1 husba 1d Rog~er PH to w fh otnJ\ s to all n v c_h ldr C'n Mrs h!oger Potrttow 4 23 lip Nt C .. r pr c elevision Log \plll2 l ID74 11 ' I \ I ~~-~ ALL RI6HT 1\lEN t.EH HITTING E" A LITTLE 1tJ ONE :;IDE T~~ �• ' 10 - The Datly Sen\ me\ , M1ddlcpm t-Pomc1ov 0 . Tu•·•ll,ll \ ~1 .,. / II ! I l'li< Tape, note -likely real SAN ~HAN CISCO 1UPI) Whethc1 1LIS d ulhcnt u.~ \\e do An FBI officia l says he ha, 10 no t knoll Smce the hfc o [ " assume for the moment tl wt d k idndp v 1d1 m IS still tn tape recordmg and pencJlccl ]-.:upo Hiv .1nd the lives of pohc e dt.'IIIC'nl~ Lh u t led ln \.C~ ll ~ U lO ! S Mondr! V because ot <Jn anuny mou s repml lllcl l a woman ttH!wnli C' ll Y !"o r e xampl e, matchmg M~ ss H ear s t' :-~ tleM1 ss IIc<.u :s t !'; pame w.,ts not sc!lpt!On was man (.IU LomobJle mcntwncct c.~s 111 a ll othc1 m Kmgs County The car wa s messages found later and the woman And both the reco• dmg and turnecl out not to be her note we1e short to co ntrast the M1.s Hem st JS the daughter lung rc~ rn bh ng philosophacal of Handolph A Hearst, editor commumqucs of ' Cmque · and preSident of !'he San In a 1ela ted development r ran c1sco Exa 1mncr When thcr e wa s a fl urry of .lctt\'ltj abducted, she W(:I S a student at among lm\ enforcement ofh c the Umverstty of Cali forma ers tn the Sd n lod Qilln V r~ lley Lo have doubt• about lilelf Conservatives News hold court 5-4 Oet' unJS told the high court WASHIONGTON I UPJi that or 150 applicants admttled 'I he Supreme Cour t today note clmru1ng to be fr om Lhe offh.crs me m J ~upmd y we from a total of 1,601 apphcathe claim or a whtle rerected Symbwnese Ltberatwn Army e~111 t l. .tkc the c ha m:c of twns submttled m September, law s tudent tha t he wa s are authentic 1gnm mg 1t d1scnmmated a ~am s l by the · 1971, 44 were mtnortly students 'We cannot treat tl as a hod:"-r l\1t•ssa gl'S (rom 'General Pax' Um ve r s1 ty of Wa shmgton's of whom 311 had quahfJCallons at this pomt John M Reed '1 he messages wc1c h om a program for admittin g lower than his specta l agent tn clwrg£' of thr (.enel ell Pax,. a OdlllC never Civi l nghls factwns which mm onlies on the grounds the ·rsi offi ce tn Sac1,uncnt o mr nt10ncd m pt evwus comopposed DeFums ar~ue that clatm wa s no longe r a live Cahf. •a1d late Monday after mumqucs from the SLA some system of quotas or Issue the recordmg and not(' \\ere 1 here were sevct a ) other preferential selecllon IS needed Us tn g that grounds, he recetvcd b) The Sac1 an 1ento cow t s conservative maJority lo break down the old patterns Bee evaded the heated tssue - m of rae1al dJScnmmatwn m lhis The messages sa 1d th"t f1ve country l eg~II c1rcles - of mmontres ' Cahforma polu.:e men would be The other Side contends that constitutional r1ghts killed r01 evei y SLA In CI\lUCI •uch systems conslltule disIn a sev en ~page unstgned murdered · cnmmahon m reverse and fly opm10n v.1th four JU Stices Heed smd the 1ecm ding and dJssenhng, the coUJ l said the m the face of the long-standmg note have been forwarded to student, Marco DeFums, would v~ew that the Constltutwn FBI headquar ters for anai)•JS ATHENS, Ohw (UP!) Memhave comp leted hiS law school should be "color blind " Meanwhile, the FBf sent out bers of the Slrikmg Student Douglas m a sepa ra le 25studtes regardless ' of any a ·v.anted ' bullelm to Post W orke'" Umon at Ohio UruverdeCISIOn thiS court might reach pa ge dissent went further than Office s across the natwn on sJty here voted to conlmu e on the ment of thiS hligal10n " the other three, looked at the CINC JNN I\1 1 1UP! ) - A Charles I mdberg said the disPatn cta Hea rst who \.\ as theJr picket lines today at the DeFums la wsu 1t at - ments of the case and conkidnaped fr om her Berkele) , CJnc1nna t1 sc hoo l boa rd Lt ict would 1 un out of money school s f1ve cafctenas trac ted wide attentiOn 1n cluded that the uruverSJly 's Calif .J partmen t by the SI.A money n unc h has <:ost th1s yea r 1f 1t retamed e vel} The 125 strikers rerected a legal ctrcles because of tt.s adm1sstons policy 1s not WlCOnon Feb 4 She was h•ted as a• about 700 teachers - more teacher now on the payroll untvers1ty offer to meet to di s- Impact on many recently slitutwnal malen al Witness to an Apnl 15, than 20 per cent of the cJty slaf[ However, he added tha t he cuss recogmbon of the umon , Douglas sa1d "the key to the $10,960 bank holdup here - theu JObs hoped some of the dJSmlSsed one of the key JSsues m the developed programs to provtde problem IS the conSideratiOn o[ a lega l educalion to blacks who Others On the Poster 1 he ctty Bodi d of Educatwn teachers could be 1ehu ed after dispute cannot qualtfy under normal each apphcatwn m a ractally Also on the 'wan ted poster vo ted Monda y not to renew the paJo ra1se negot1atwns have Ward Wtlson , personn el ent1 ance 1equu ements He neutral way" by the umverSJly. were pictures of Donald D contracts of 71 8 teachers and ended director at the school, offered won a state court ruling ad He satd that smce the Law DeFreeze 29, Jdenllhed as the admmtstratOI s next fall • ' You can rest assured many Monday to meet wtth umon School admiSsiOnS tests m1ttm g h1m to the law school SLA'• 'General Cmque,' PaBoard offl ctals sa td the re- of the teachers Will be rehired representatives " If cond1t10ns but the Wa shmglon Slate reflects quesllons touchmg on tncJa M Sollystk , 22, Nancy L lease of 665 teachers - 22 4 per 1f we end up w1th a small salary arc condu cive to disc ussiOns - Supreme Courl overturned the> cultural backgrounds "the Perry, 25, and Camilla C Hall. cent of the 2,968 mcmbCI mcrease, 'he smd ' We need to that IS no slnkc " admiSSions conumttee acted decisiOn on March B. 1973 28 teachmg staff - was directly keep our optwns open Without Uruon o[ftctals satd they Authont1es sa1d It was not related to a fmanc1al cutback the cuts we would be frozen Today s deciSIOn vacated the properly m my VIew m seltmg would be 11tlling to meet with clear whether M1ss Hea rst \1.38 State Supreme Court judgment mmortty apphcatwns,apart for Board membet s smd the) mto a pos1t10n of not bemg able a Willin g parltctpa nt m the had no cho1ce but to make the to grant any wage mcreast!S umvers1ty representatives, bu t and sent the ca.e back there separate processmg " under no pre-set condtltons robbery The fixe all entered mass dtsmtssal ' for such proceedmgs as by Y.hatsoever Members of the Amencan :·:··.....;.·.·. ::: .•:·: =·=·=·· :·:·:·: :·:·.·:·:·:·:: ··:·:··.: ·:·: the ba'"l. and there were four Parents and teachers had opSchool Supennlend e nt FederatiOn of State, County that court may be deemed others outs1de the bank m posed the cutbacks but were Donald Waldnp satd he would app1 opnate ' and Mumctpal Employes Local PROFITS UP getaway cars not surpnsed at Monday's long have liked for teachers to have 1 he case , and the entire Issue 1699 also · met Monday mght ASHLAND, Ky. (UPI) The note rece1ved by the Bee anllctpated move pay ratses and sta f[s reduced The umon, rep• C"sentmg of settmg a quota or preference Ashland Oil Co. today satd "The Symb10nese Liberasystem to assure the nghts of The board prcvwusly an- only by atlntwn ramtors, gardeners and other reported for the six month tion Army will not allow 1lself nounced tha t several hundred "The facts are, however, non-academic emp loyes at the mmonhe•, threatens to spht period ending March II to be sla ughtered by the teachers would have to go m that we cannot grant the mthe CIVIl n ghts movement m recorded net Income of $53.8 FasciSt forces who suppress us order to mamtam the average crease m salary that teachers school, reiterated theu th1s country deciSIOn to support any million, a 40.5 per cent Innow We, therefore, JSsue this class SIZe at 2ll pupils, the rate dese rve and keep all the DISsenters m the DeFums workers whether they dec1de to crease over the warnmg Ftve Califorrua law for whtch the board budgets exJStmg staff," Waldrip sa1d case were Just1ces Wilham 0 honor or cross packet hnes corresponding period a year enforcement officers will be Average class stze now has Douglas, Wilham J Brennan The teachers who lost their AFSCME officials sa1d they ago when net income was executed for every SLA mem- dropped to 26 puptls and the rob• m Monday 's masstve cutJr , Byron H Whtte and were prohibited from slrtkmg $38 3 million. ber murdered " dismtssals are Intended to end back all had four years or less Thurgood Marsball because of a no stnke clause m Orin E Aikins, Ashland FBI Agent Reed sa1d , a $2 7 mtllion over-expendtlure semorily m the d1stnct They sa1d the case IS not thetr contract 011 chairman and chief on teacher salanes moot, smce "any nwnber of State Ia" does not requu e No mctdents and no arrests executive officer, said net Two weeks ago about 40 per boards of educatton to g1ve un expected events- tllness , were reported Monda; Income for the quarter ended cent o[ the City's teachers reasons for dismissal to such economic necessity, even March 31 was $19.4 million, staged a four-<lay slnke, wtth holde1 s of "hm1ted contracts ' academic failure ' rmght Tontght thru Thursday equal to 75 cents a share, the antiCipated 'wholesale disprevent DeFums from Apnl 23 25 compared to $15.9 million or miSsals" one of the JSsues NOT OPEN graduatmg 61 'cents a shOre reported for There also were several other Under any such IIIIsfortune, the comparable 1973 quarter. LEONARD LEE DIES demands made m the stnke, Frt , Sat , Sun they said , he would have to "The company was able to The Pomeroy EH Squad wa s mcludmg pay raJSes reg1ster for another term and Apnl26-27 28 achieve the earnings despite called at 7 16 p m Monday to EVEN ANGELS Teachers currently are negofa ce ' the hurdle of the adlower profitability from the EAT BEANS . liatmg for pay htkes An Oh10 103 Laurel St , for Leonard Lee misstons pohcy " By Clance Allen and that a10 ' t ha y r petroleum dlvlson caused by who was dead on arriVal Educatwn Assoctation study Speakmg for the four , Bren(Techmcolor) Mr and Mrs Ed Neuman reduced refinery runs, the Pomeroy Policeman Henry md1cated all teachers would nan sa1d the court 'clearly Grul rano Gem ma and famtly of Galion Dt and purcha se ol foreign have to take a 2 per cent pay Werry sa1d Mr Lee apparently Bud Spe ncer Mrs G1ueser and famtly of d1sserves the publrc mterests" petroleum products at prices had been dead smce Thursday cut m order for the board to m disposmg o[ the case m the lPG I Logan \\ere weekend guests of There was no md1catJOn of foul meet above market to Show Starts 7 p m rehtre all teachers way 1t did He satd the tssues Mr and Mrs ArlhUJ On On customer demand, and School Board President play, Werry reported Ne ighavmded today concern vast major Increases In the cost bOIS "ho saw Mr Lee lymg on Sunday they all attended numoers o[ people, orgamzaol crude oil," said Atkins. the floor m hiS downsl3lrs Easter serv1 ce at Sulton twns and colleges and uruver· apartment called the squad church and \\ere dume1 guests SJttes, nollng the f1hng of 26 STOP AT-The body was taken to Ewmg o[ Mr and Mrs Bob Lee and fnend-<>f-the-court bnefs Funeral Home [rom where children ' Few constttuttona l Mr Hober I W1lson, Dawn funeral arrangements wtll be questwns m recent hiStory PLEASANT VALLEY and Bret, Rochester, N y , announced have sllrred as much debate, DISCHARGES Mrs Philhp were weekend guests of Mrs and they wtll not disappear," Honaker, Leon, Mrs James Thomas Weber ,.___ DELlUOlJS SAI'DW lt:HES he satd "They must mevttably Smtth, Poml Pleasant; Mrs Easter dmner guests of Mr return to the federal courts and James Page, son, Point and Mrs George Genhetmer \)WITH ALL THE EXTHAS CALLED TWICE ulttmately to thiS court " Pleasant, Mrs. Rodney Pterce, The Middleport ER squad, were Mr and Mrs Earl Dean Long Bottom, 0.; daught..r, Demse and Melame, Mr and called out lwtce lhJS mormng, NOW OPEN Mrs V1lus Hartley, Sr , Pomt at I 14 a.m went across the Mrs Gary Wolf and Susan Sunday - 10 A M, to 11 P M Pleasant , Charles Edward Mon fhru Thurs - 9 A M lo 11 P M street to c1ty hall for Sammy Terry Slethem, all local and Fr1 &Self - 9A M lolAM Thevmm, Galhpohs Ferry, H1chard Koblentz, Columbus IJttle 11ho was treated by the Chance of snow flurnes Mrs Charles Bledso, Poml Mrs Letha Wood spent northeast tomght , partly, squad for laceratiOns, and at Pleasant, Natahe Bruestle, 7 54 to asstsl Mabel Beatty, Easter Sunday with Mr and cloudy south, lows m the upper who had a pparently fallen at Mrs Harold Hawk and fam tly 30s south Clearmg Wed- Pomt Pleasant, and Mrs 992-2556 nesday, htghs m the upper 40s lr!Sden Mtller, Lakm home She was taken to of Tuppers Plams Rtchard Frost of Adnan, and 50s W. MAIN Veterans Memorial Hospttal POMEROY, 0. M1 ch , spent several days wtth and admttted M'" L1lhan Frost and Btllie DIVORCE GRANTED Jean SIGNUP SUNDAY Patrtck Allen Hill, Racme, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rose Stgnup for a Pomeroy girls' has been awarded a divorce m of Heedsv1lle , called on Mr softball league will be Sunday Metgs Coun ly Common Pleas and Mrs George Genhetmer, at 4 p m at Pomeroy Ct ly Hall Court from Penny Lee Hlll, Tuesday evemng Gages Lake, Ill , on the Denms E1chmger, a student grounds of gross neglect of at Oh10 Stale spent the weekend w1th Mrs Opal Gallipolis , Mr and Mrs Ray duty and extreme cruelty Etchmger and fam1l y Hmes, Belpre , Mr and Mrs Tom Gwnpf, student at Ohto Willard Hmes and Mrs Hmes, UNIT CALLED UmverSJty, spent the weekend Pomeroy HACJNE - The Racme 111lh Mrs Grace Gumpf Mr and Mrs James Emergency Squad was called Jmnmg them [or Easler dmner Carruthers and Penny Lynn of ...,111 12 01 a m today for Fern were Mr and Mrs Tlm Gumpf Lewtsvtlle spent several days Hayman 74 Rl 2 Racme who and son, Tuppers Plams With Mrs Do rts Mar ks Mrs. ' 'condttion ' had a heart She' was Miss Kathy Wilson and MISS We've got the ke y to Barbara Wilson of Roches ter BesSie Larkms, Reedsvtlle, taken by the squad to the on Sunday Holzer Medtcal Cenl<!r " .N Y , spent a [ew days With' called a ne w car - a lo w cost Mrs Jean Summerfield has Mrs Thomas Weber returned home from a VISit R1chard Koblentz of w1th Mr and Mrs. Larry a uta loan Columbus spent the weekend Housh, Wmter haven, Fla With Davtd Koblenlz Mr and Mrs Hobart Newell IN HOLZER Sunday callers of Mr and and Shetla and Elmer were loan-ly? See Mrs Harry (Veda) Davts of Mrs Charles Woode were Mr Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Pomeroy IS a pabent at the Us For Money and Mrs Hoge r Hmes John Ne\\ell, Keno Holzer Medical Center m For Any Good Galhpohs where she unReason, •. Now derwent major surgery Monday Cards may be .enl to room 211!J 700 Cincinnati teachers fired Students to keep lines l! MEIGS THEATRE Otester News Notes • • • in Briefs · (Continued from page 1) DENPASAR, BALI - AffiBORNE RESCUE teams found no s1gns of life today m the scattered wreckage of a Pan American World Atrways retlmer that crashed mlo rungle mountatnstde on the tsland o[ Bah 'with 107 persons aboard Among the 96 passengers were 17 Amertcans, one !lf them Htllon Hotel executJ.e Maur1ce Reymond o[ New York City The rellmer, flymg from Hong Kong to Los Angeles wtlh several Pactftc stops, earned 96 passengers and a crew of II. Airport offtctals satd they could detect nothing unusual before radiO contact wtlh the plane was lost Police said the Jetliner apparenUy struck Mt Mesehe ~bout 339 feet below the sumnut The plane would have had to pass between Mt Me.ehe and tbe nearby Mt Tmgatmga before approachmg the atrport at Denpasar, Bah's mam ctly. ISRAEL SAJD ITS AIH FORCE BOMBED and strafed Synan poSitiOns on 9,200-[ool Ml. Hermon for two hours today, but Synan war commumques srud Scv~et-butlt ITIISS!Ies had mtercepted and prevented the Israelis from reachmg thetr targets fsrael reported all 1ts planes returned safely The confltctmg reports came as Israeli and Syrian tanks and ar\JIIery dueled along the Golan Hetghts for the 43rd consecuttve day m a war of attritiOn the Israelis say Syna started to llllprove 1ts bargammg postl!on for the forthcommg round of Kissmger dlsengagement talks POSTER WINNERS w1th Roy Mtller at the Portland Elementary School were front row , I tor, Kelly Ptckens, Charlotte Pickens, Billy Long, first [llace wmners m the fourth, fifth and stxth grades, respechvely , second row, I tor, Rhonda Kern. Bonme Boso and Bobby Weddle, second place wmners m the fourth, fifth and SIXth grades, respecltvely , back row, Ito r, Ela me Smtih, Joe Johnson, and Frances Ours , third place wmners 1r. the fourth, fifth and Sixth grades respecllvely OXFORD, ENGLAND - WIVES OF STRIKING workers from an automobile factory have rejected as unfatr a suggesl!on that they deny sex to their husbands unl!l the men go back to work Bnlam 's Natwnal Housewives Assoctation made the suggestion and the assoctallon 's spokesmen, Mrs June Wall, sa1d "If your husbands are on strike, stage a strtke of your own - no meals, no washing-up, no housework, no sex.'' Weather Adolph's Dairy Valley You Can Be the Proud Owner of A New Car FAST ••. A FULL SERVICE BANK The MEIGS INN WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN FRI EVENINGSS To7 P.M. -WHEN The most populi1r night club in YOU VISIT. PARK FREE the ll'i-county area is proud to present the return of RGH GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Oeposit Insurance Corporation I -FOR SALEOffers writ be r'!cerved at the offtces of Crow r Crow & Porter , Pomeroy, Ohro, a t 10 OO 'A M ,on Saturday . May 4th , 1974, tor the purchase of the real estate owned by the late Lmnre B Taylor 1n Rutland , Oh10 , wh rch rs located on State Route 124 be t ween the Rutland Branch of the Pomeroy Nattona l Sank and the Rut land Department Store The was appratsed at proper! ~ $12 .500 00 Term s of Sale Cash l mmed t ate possessron The nght rs. reserved to re1ect any a'n~ ~II W!ll•~m J Hobstetler . Executor of the Las t Will and TONIGHT 9 TIL 1 Testament of Lmne B Tay lor , Dece-ased (.d) 23 I of ers 30, 21c • II - Conservationists visit 3 schools enttne Devoted To The interests Of The Mtig8-Mason Area FRENCh DRESSiNG by BESTFORM® POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL. XXVI NO 8 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1974 Proportion for Tall, Average and Short Figures. . ~~$700 Mc1gs &HI and Wdlt.: r (on :SCI VJtiOn 01 5tl!Cl ()ffi Cl' IS traveli ng lo tlu ee school s C'.H.: h thiS \\ CCk tu ,ISSit.;! In presentatiOn of tile d\\rtrd'l Mdkmg the\ J::;! ldtJons I'tll sdtt) to present the ) oungsters til( 1r pnzes 11a s J1 oy Mill er, a member of fhe dtstrlCt S bOtll d of supet visors r 11 st and second place wmmn H posters dre bcmg taken lo the thsl n ct uff1cc m PomeroJ f01 cuunty JU dgmg wtth add tt10md (".l!'; h pn zes and rose tte s be1ng awarded 'I h e a <:: c o m p a n \ 1 n g photographs '\ CI c takt n dllhr three schools VIS!led luesU~t) eLl\ afte rnoon of the \\Jn Rer s \\llh Miller " different ways But a fa1r mmd wtll turn over the actual tapes WASHINGTON (UP!) Prestdent Nncon "has nothmg would support the President " • But he says that staffers have The Prestdent , who faced a been working long hours on the to hide on those tapes" and wtll de3dlme Thursday for comply- transcnpts o[ them not be Impeached by the Transcripts Not Enough House, a high level Whtte mg wtth a subpoena for 42 Xhe Wh1te House verswn of taped Watergate conHouse o[itctal says the tapes m the form of tranversatwns, won a f1ve-day The offtclal, who preferred scnpts alone apparently w1ll not to be tdenlifi~d. adds that repneve on ground• that nol satiSfy House Judtctary "the tapes conform to what the compllmg the matertal was President has sa1d were his lime consummg and N!Xon Comrmttee Chairman Peter wanted to revtew the "matenal Rodmo , D-N J and some other actions'' members of hiS committee '' There are som e · am- m tts entrrety '' Although NIXon 's a1des have The Whtte House off1ctal bigmties," he adnuts, "which can be read by different people refused to say "hether N1xon not sa1d so flatly , Wh1te House Press Sec retary Ronald ·-:· • :::•:;.•.:-:·::·.·::.~~-=·:·:·:-:·:·.·:·:·: •• ··:·. •• :-.:••·:-:•,•.•:•:· ':· Ztegler made 11 platn to reporters last month that admm1strat10n contended several of the requested taped comersatwns did not extst By Umted Press International Adm1mstrallon sources have WASHINGTON - PHESIDENT NIXON ts expected to ask complamed of "e5calahng deDemocrallc and Hepubllcan leaders today to back a $250 mtlhon mands" for mformatwn by the adiTIImstrallon economic and mthlary a1d program for Egypt. committee and Spectal Accordmg to admmiStratiOn sources, the program wtll mrlude Prosecutor Leon Jaworski The funds for clearmg the Suez Canal o[ nnmes and other obcoiTIImltee lh1s week asked for structwns, and for reconstrucllon of ctttes along 1ts banks and more .natenal, beyond 1ts other prorects outstanding subpoena The PreSident planned to reVIew h1s proposals, mformed The high o[ftclal satd N1xon sources satd, at his weekly breakfast w1th congressional leaders IS "not mlerested m a conand then to send the plan to Congress later m the day The fronta tiOn but QUite [rankly request for atd to Egypt was part of Nllwn's 1975fore~gn atd btll, some of hiS a1des who leaned m which also seeks appropnat10n~ for India, South V!etnam, favor of provtdmg more Cambodia and Laos matenal are now sMlmg their The admmtstratwn 's eagerness to help Egypt, offlctals satd VIews wtth thiS recent request Tuesday, stems from Egypllan PreSident Anwar Sadat's for more eagerness for 1t and dramatic unprovement m U S -Egyptian Cannot Allow Intruswn relahons m recent months " .The presidency cannot be [tnally eroded by thts process NEW YORK - THE PLAN TO PAY for the 1976 preSJdenhal campatgn for both Democrats and Repubtica~s wtlh, federal funds through a $1 checkoff on mcome tax returns now appears assured a success, the ch~ef of the Jnternatwnal Hevenue Service (IRS) srud Tuesda; "We prOJect that more than $25 mtllion Will have been SAN FHANCISCO (UP! ) destgnated thiS year for the 1976 preSidential electwn campatgn An authonty on the 1970 Kent when all the 81 million returns have been processed, ' IHS State shootmgs has dec1dect by Commisstoner Donald C Alexander told the Amertcan an mdependent study of PICNewspaper Publishers Association (ANPA ) conventiOn tures taken durmg a bank "When thiS amount JS added to the almost $4 ITIIIlion holdup that ktdnaped Patnc1a designated last year, the campatgn fund should have a balance of Hearst was an unwilling memover $29 rrullion by the end of tbe year," Aiexander sat d. ber of the robbery team Peter Davtes, a Staten CHITICS WHO CHARGED THAT THE ENERGY CRISIS Island, N Y , realtor, satd a was a maneuver by oil compames to mcrease pnces have adcareful study of the photos dillonal fuel for their arguments m hght of reports o[ mct·eased taken by a bank camera durmg profits - up by as much as 123 per cent - by the natwn 's btggest 011 compames Exxon and Texaco, two of the largest the Apnl 15 crlllle md1cated multmatwnal otl compames, Tuesday reported sharp firstMISs Hearst was bemg forced to carry an automatic rifle and quarter gams m profits. . Exxon, world leader m the 01llndustry, estunalednet mcome for the ftrsl three months up nearly 39 per cent, whtle Texaco, third largest m the nation, reported an mcrease of 12.1 per cent Earlier this week, Gulf Oil rei>orted a 76 per cent mcrease m prof1ts, Amoco 81 per cent and Ashland OJ\ 40,5 per cent Commonwealth OJI Refmmg Inc , a petrochemical producer Roger Norman, 33, Lanbased UJ Pnerto Rtco, had a 450 per cent mcrease m profits caster , charged wtlh two Alaong the smaller compan1es, Occidental Petroleum Corp announced a 748 per cent mcrease m proftts Cnllcs were qu1ck to counts of transfemng or causmg to be tssued or transsay "I told you so " ferrmg bad checkS, pleaded not SYRIAN AND ISRAEL£ ARTILLERY pounded fog-shrowded l gu11ty to both charges Tuesday Mt. Hermon today in their dally battle for control of the Golan m Metgs County Common He1ghts Syria was reported usmg some of the most sophJSltcated Pleas Court Bond for Norman was set at $3,000 by Common Soviet ITIISStles to slop Israeli warplanes. Pleas Judge John C Bacon. A Damascus rruhtary commuruque reported artillery duels In other court action, Maude Tuesday night and early today m the 44-day battle for Mt HerC Holcomb's counter-claim mon, a strategtc 9,232-foot peak overlooking Israel, Syrta and agamst Capp Homes, MmLebanon neapolis, Mtnn , and a Capp DEPASAR, BALl - INDONESIAN JUNGLE troops today employe, Thane Jenlflns, was granted by Judge Bacon began theJ(OIIl task of lalpn~ the bodtes_of 107, Pan American AirWays crash v1cllms down a sleep, 4,000-ft mountam on the Holcomb was granted a compe n<a ' ory $5,318.34 resort1sland of Bah. ISommandos and paratroopers, hackmg at the dense undergrowth w1\h u.oehetes, began gathenng the rudgmenland $1 ,500 in pumtive damages (Continued on page 161 in At last' A panty deSigned for your height as well as your stze Now you can choose the length that ftts you best, and most comfortably Retnforced st des and back plus stretch flat lace combtne to gtve you a beaultf ul (tgure wtth all day comfort butlt tn Stretch lace gnpper bottom Whtte only Stze Sho rt S M-L-XL Stze Average S-M-LXL, 2X 3X Stze Tall S-M L XL-2X-3X --------------------. ' Briefs~! He !Nixon) cannot allow an mtruswn of th e Exec ut1v e Branch by the legiS la ti ve branch He cons•ders 11 very Important to co ncl ud e th e matter at the earliest date The matter •hould not linger on through the summer ' " I don t think the House will vote to unpeach, ' the fi c1al satd Ntxon met w1th his c econom1c advisers Tuesda; and Tuesday evenmg he went for a dmner crUise on hiS yacht SequOia w1lh Gen Alexander M Ha1g Jr Tilts mormng, the PreSident arranged a meetmg w1lh Democratic and Republican leaders to rev~ew the 1974 ForeJgn AsSistance Act, which mcludes a Middle East package , to be sent to Congress later today Ntxon has not been seen by reporters smce last Fnday But he wtll ma~ e a public appearance Thursday when he flies to Jackson , MISs to address the state's econom1c counctl, an orgamzatwn of busmess leaders He also has broadened his West..rn swmg to mclude an appearance at a Republican rally m Phoemx, Am , May 3 On May 4, followmg an overrughl slay, he w1ll appear at " Expo '74" m Spokane, Wash -- . . '. Defendant says Boyleg Control Panty. $500 he's not guilty Add a ful l cup Size naturally, and wtthout seams Th ts ful ly padded bra has seamless lace cups to took great under everythtng Matchtng stretch lace s1des of nylon and Lycra spandex hug your body for better f1t and comfort A and B cups Matchtng Boyleg panty w1th st retch llal lace stdes Panels tn front and back g1ve you the co ntrol where you need 11 most Gnpper bottom S-M-L XL Both tn four del tctous colors, White, Pmk Blue, Skt nlone FOUNDATIONS DEPARTMENT Second Floor Elberfelds In_Pomeroy Ma m Store and Warehouse Open ~e.dnesday Thursday 9:30to Sp.m. Special hours for voters The Me1gs County noard ol Elc( tmns Off1ce located m the Pom eroy Ma son1e r emple \\-Ill mamtam speeral hours thrs Salurda) . the !mal Sa turda) before the Ma y 1 cleelion These hours are bemg held lo accommnda le absentees, armed for rcs m•d srck ball ots before the May pnma~tes On Saturday , only. the offtce \\-Ill be open from9.t m to 12 noon ; fr om 1 t,) 4 p m a nd from 7to . , __ 9 pIll Excluttin g llns Saturday the offi ce IS open h om I to ' 4 p m each day, Monda) th rough Fnday, to accommodate such ,oters Deadlme lor absentee , armed forces and stck votmg 1s 4 p m on May,2 well in Russia LEN ING R AD, US S H I UP I I - Sen Ed11ard M Ke nn ed y , buoyed by c heet mg , applaudtn g c rowds 10 the Sov 1et so uth . today se t out f01 lllOI c Sig htseetn g a nd ha nds ha ke dipl omacy Ill t he flll ntCJ CU p!la ] of Czanst i{USS!a Th e se nator a rn ve d tn Hussta's second Ja r gps l c1ty by s pec1al pla ne Tuesda y mg ht a nd \1 as Jm :· m cdt afely take n to a dmne r hosted by c 1ty olf tctfl ls Kenne dy wa s schedul ed to n y back to Moscm1 ..·: • ·-::=-:· =: =:= :=:=:=:=::::::::::,:,:,:,:,:.,-:, :,:,:,:,:, :,:,:,.::,.,. ,,~,, :=:·=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,:,=:.:. tomg ht a nd leave ltu_ssia Thu1 s da y m orn mg after " week-long VISit The senator has become a htt sheer mg citiZens greeted h1m m the Sovtet Un10n us1 ng everywhere he w-ent m Tbii Jsl, Am ert can -s tyle ca mp atgn the exuberant capital or th e tec hni qu es Jn a la nd or Sov1e t Umon 's southe rn colorless, one-party pohlics Hepublic of Georgia The Kenn ed; spenl a dav Sov1ets acted the way Slghtseemg m Thil!SI before Amenca ns usually do around NEW YORK (llPI) - In a was scheduled for lJJe af- fly tn g Tuesday eve mn g to the Massachu.e tts Democ rat roarmg, rantmg old fasl ,•.., ned . . , rnoon and the JUdge's charge Lemngrad and Kennedy responded JUSI as Crowds of sm1hng clappmg, through he we re on the cam dock-walloper of a summat tor " ' IJ urscl a; , aftet whi ch rury pa1gn lraJI back horne He Walter .I Bonnet , attorney ro, delibe rat iOn beg1ns Stans and Mitchell, former pum ped ha nd s, smiled , Ma un ce Stan s, salted Ir is • lopped to cha t and kept delivery wtth hells, dam£L,, NIXon Cabmet members are say1ng, 'Tha nk you ve r) evo catiOn s of Go d both accused of consplrmg to llTlspmtual and profa ne, guts, one pede an SEC mves\lgat10n of much ' One watching Sov1ct matron sa1d , " lsn t he doggone, one garbage ca n, and fin ancier Hobe1t L Vesco m exchange for h1s secret $200,000 one "for Pete's sake " bea ullful " He called fo rmer SecunlJes cash donatwn to the 1972 NJXon an d Ex cha nge CommiSSIO n campaign and of lymg a~ul 1t chairman G Bradford Cook "a to the grand JUr) snot-nosed kid from the SEC " Bonner charged that John W The Me1g• County Ptoneer When he ended up Tuesday Dean, former counsel to Presirught four hours and ctghl dent Ntxon, had \Jed m hiS and HJston cal Soc~ety w1ll mmutes after be began , even gove rnm en t tes ttmony, and presen t Emmett Conway, wellThree defenda nls were f~ned , V1n ton Co un ty Federal Court Judge Lee P that Cook had lied to Stans 'to kn own one was assessed cosls onlJ Galgtardi remarked to the save hiS skm at the SEC" as naturali st, m a program on and another forfeited bond In runeman, three-woman rur; c ha~rm an Cook wa• 36 when anc1ent Indian paths of Me1gs Middl epor t Mav or ,John th at Bonner had held thetr appom tcd cha rrman 1n Feb- Coun t) on Monday, Apnl 29, at Ze rkle's court ruesda) n1ght ruary, 1973, and he res1g ned 8 p m at the Metg• County • tnct attentiO n througho ut Fmcd we re Dame\ R MtPeter Flemmg, attorney for May 16, 1973, rust SIX days after Museum on Butternut Ave Cioud 20, Midd leport, 110 <1nd Mr Conway ts associated John MJlchell , gets his turn the Mitchell and Sta ns were w1th the Oh io Umve rs1ty costs, spmnmg tire s George today w1th a speech equally as mdtclment Allen Blank s, 19, r a)etl" tlle, Bonner charged that Cook Hesea rch ln slltute, lnd tan W Va long $10 an d costs, The government summatton admtlled he perjured hunself tratls bemg hiS hobby l.Jlcal residents, mcl udmg spee dmg , Hw otd Sdmm : before the same ,grand jury, Lt llle, 37, Ru tland , 150 and lied tw1ce before the Proxm1re studen\s, are mvtted to hear costs, res lstu1g arres t comrrnttee and once before him and to brmg any fnd1an for[e~ tw g bond~"' Char les another commi ttee "And all lore or arllfacts they " ISh to .J Ebersbach, 25 , Pomerov show and diScuss afterwards [or the Jove of Maunce Stans $.100 bond DWI loO bond, ben~fit A fellowship hour will fo ll ow Like hell it was' It was for th e dn vwg unde r suspenswn the program love o[ Brad Cook ", Wilh am F Fry Jr , 20, Mason 'You go to the JUry room and \\o as assessed costs on1) for decJde for yourself who hed," spmmng tires The Metgs County 4 H Booner conti nued " If there Min e m ech unic.~ Commtttee wtll g1ve away was any one person who to ld the tr uth --e xcludm g Mr a steer this swncla!Jses to begin mer and sponsor two boat Mitchell - It wa s Stans 'You decide whether you can I tnps o asSJst 4-H boys and walk back m here and look at The "Ma ster's Men" [rom Mond11y in Meigs gtrl s m their campm g him a nd say to him 'gu•lty' and Kentu cky Chnslian Co llege Classes m mme machinery programs then you go back home and see "ill be at the ZIOn Church or mechamcs wtll begm Monda y Canters Cave 4-H Camp IS 1£ you ~an live w1th yourself Chmt on SR 143, Pomeroy- mormng m the Meigs School bu1ldmg new restrooms an d and your God and say that man Harmonvtlle Rd , at 7 30 p m Dtstr1ct (Romeroy rumor high unproVlng 1ts other fac1httcs IS a liar and a perrurer. Can Fnday through Sunday bUildwg) accor dmg to Frank mcludmg the swtmmmg pool you look him m the face and Knox, Ohio Bureau of EmThe Metgs County youth Money earned wtll g<l toward call hllll a perrurer' rally IS sponsormg the ap- ployment SefV! ces, Galhpohs tmprovmg these factlltles so "Not before God or man can offi ce pearance of the muSical group that the 4-H boys and gtrls ca n you do 11 He IS not a perjurer , Saturday afternoon, the Kn ox sat d today that ha ve a more meamngful an obstructor o[ JUStiCe, not not screemng of 20 appli cants for VJSlbng group wtll present a campmg expertence a conspirator He IS a good, a program at the parkmg lot at the 30-wee k course was The boat tnps are a romt completed Tuesday Knox satd effort of Athens, Me1gs, and decent, and an honest man I Pomeroy begmmng at 2 p m want you to fmd him not gmlty and ' an afternoon ~ program the course mcludes both classGalha Counues The boat tnps and I want you to restore to Sunday at 2 30 p m wlll be room work and on-tile-Job type will be Sunday, May 19, at I presented at the Z10n Church tramwg The course w111 end p m and 3 30 p m Th1s money h·m h1s good name " When the JUry re ttred , I he public IS lnVlle<! 10 a<• Nov 29 Tbe course was 1made "'II go toward awards and Bo nne r wblk ed over and tend the services Ri ck avtulable recently by federal conductmg the 4-H program m embraced Stans and state matching funds. Momson IS pastor, . Metgs County All stops pulled in trial summary Indum trails expert coming here April 29 parttctpate m the crlllle Da v1es' concluston s were contamed m a letter to the Hearst family who released 1ts contents to newsmen Tuesday The letter was turned over to U S Attorney James J Brownmg Jr with a recommendatiOn 11 be subiTIIlled to the federal grand Jury probmg the Feb 4 abductiOn by the Symb1onese Ltbera twn Army and the robbery DavJes' analyses of photo(Contmued on page 161 EXTENDED OUTLOOK Mild ,.uh chance of showers late Friday and Saturday. Fair and a little cooler Sunday High In upper 60s and lo\\er 70s Friday and Saturday and In the 60s Sunday LO'I\S In 40s and low 50s ... CALLED FOR HELP RACINE- The Racme EH Squad was on 1ts way to Pleasant Valle) Hospital wtlh Kathy Whtte Tuesday when the ambulance broke down m fron t of the Whtte House Tavern at 9 58 p m The Pomeroy squad wasl called to transport Kathy to the hospttal Kathy fell at r her home m Haelne. and sustained a lacet;atwn over her eye Camp program by to 4-H projects Master's Men at youth rally - I I I I' ' Tmee fined by Mayor Zerkle Patty forced? Fully padded Seamless Lace Bra I TEN CENTS PHON E 992 2156 Staff members of the Metgs So tl and Water Conservat ion D1 s trJ ct Tuesda} dfte rnuon rn ade the1 r second consecuti ve VISit to Me1gs County Schools to present awards m the annual po!:itcr eontest Held fo r fo urth , f1 fth and SIXth graders, the contest v.as modern1led this year \Hth sunpl cr rules 1n voke d and more empha•ls on heal school honors In each of the pm tJcJpatmg schools first place wmucrs of each grade are gtven a $:1 cash prl ~C second place. $2 and third, place, $1 Att ractt\ e nbbons for the three places a re al so betng presented Mrs Leola Youn g of - the White House says President innocent of any wrongdoing EMK running '· • HAC INf. ELEMENTARY Schoo l conse rvatiOn poster " ll ll!Cl s With R11y Mil lei m<iudc ftont row 1 to 1, Hila Slater Paul Qudone , Cmd) 'Wlute f oUi lh f1flh d nd s1x th ~~ tlil respec lt\ Ch, f1rst place wmners set:oml row, 1 to 1 , Mel111da Salmon ~ Pegg ~ Bu:;il r-.1, l1 ss.J Ihle fuw th fi ft h dnrl s1xth grade, 1espcctlvcl) second place\\ mnc1 s th ird 1o\\ I lu 1 ht n1 \\ ulfc W(:l)lle L; ons Bob 81\l I ee, l..a rr} llolsmger, fout th f1fth .mel s1xth th ull pl.1u ' '111 ncr. Wolfe and I yon• lied for tlm d place m the fo urt h grade • at y ELBERFELDS II I WINN EHS OF THE conserva l!on poster compelii!On o[ the Syracuse Elementary School honor cd Tucsd<~y were front row, I to r , Mary Wmebrenner, Jody Gr ueser, Demus Michael, first place wmne'" of the fourth , fi rth and SIXth grades, respectiVely 2nd row, I to r, Demse Dee m, En c Harrts , Joarue Woods, second p\C:;~<:e wmners of the fourth, fifth and SIXth grades respeclJV el) Ea rl P1cken• Ttna Gtbbs, Andt) Patterson M1ke Na nce, thJrd pla ce wmners of the fourth firth and s1xth gra des respeclivel;, w1th MiSs Gtbbs and Patterson tymg tn the fo urth grade fut tlur d place • ADV ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY L • \ \ '. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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