https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e4d2f1255358e854ae01d79869764544.pdf 8654ddd38acb89497c4991a87d03e262 PDF Text Text ..... ..-.. •• ~ 8- The DaUy Sentinel, Mr•ddl•epo•rt-IPorner·oy. $49,122 reimbursed Meigs two teams will 'be involved in nesday. I WINNERS NAMED Winners in the weekly grand I . Medina , $671,902.15 ; Tuscarawas, $351,484 .80 ; Crawford, $248,693.30; Union, $149,475 . 11; Hocking, $68,675.89; Meigs $49,121.96; and Morgan, $45,159.13. Solar, 24 counties have been reimbursed a total of $6,638,739.55 on their first hall 1973 tax bills, Deputy State Auditor Thdmas E. Ferguson said. Property taxes are collected openin g observan ce of the Pomeroy Natwnol Auto-Ballk were Joyce Thoren, Minersville, $20: Dwrght logan, Pom~roy, $10, and J ;1n e Cleland, Ractne, $5. RITUAL OF J EWELS -- Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Srgma Phi Soronty Sunday night welcomed into membership ~h the Ritual of Jewels Ceremony eight new members. They are pictured here, left to right, Janet Downie, Polly DeConnick, Susan Oliver, Sharon Bailey, Marta Guilkev, Dottie Musser, Kathy Fry, and Kathy Cwrunings. Debbi Buck was hostess lor the meeting at her Mulberry Ave. home, Pomeroy. Debbie Finlaw, social chairperson, planned the affair and presiding at the refreshment table were Mrs. Nancy Reed , sponsor, and Carol Jea n Adams, president. SALES REPORT Calves 300 to 466; Stock Bulls Ohio Valley Livestock Co. 225 to 325: Baby Calves 25 to Gallipolis. Ohio 100 April 27, 1974 (By the Pound) - Canners STOCKER CATTLE: and Cutters Cows 24 to 28 25 ; STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs 44 to Holstein Cows, 26.50 to 31.75; 40.50; 300 to 40G lbs, 41.50 to 46; Commercial Bulls, 32.75 to 400 to 500 lbs. 39 to 45 : 500 to 600 39. 25. lbs, 40 to 44 ; 500 to 700 lbs, 36.o0 LAMBS - Tops 90 lbs. to 110, to 42 .50; 700 lbs ond over, 35 to 36.50 to 37; Seconds 75lbs. to 80, 40. 30 to 33.75; Lights 40 Ibs. to 65, HEIFER CALVES - 250 to 24.50 to 27; Stock Ewes by the 300 lbs, 39 to 44 ; 300 to 400 lbs., head, 25 to 40. 38 to 42.50; 400 to 500 Ibs., 35 50 VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 to 37.75; 500 to 600 lbs., 30 to lbs. to 250, 62 to 66.75; Medium 36.25; 600 to 700 lbs., 29 to 33.75; 200 lbs. to 300, 50 to 60; Culls, 15 700 lbs. and over, 28 to 34. down ; Shoats 15 to 31. STOCK COWS & BULLS: (By the Head) - Stock Cows 285 to 355; Stock Cows and r-------------------------~ MEIGS THEATRE Tomght thru Thursday Apni29-JO May 1-2 " FRIENDLY DNES" for NOT OPEN all your needs is the an swer hospita-l in Oak Hil l, Ohio, Mrs Ward was born March 4, 1892, fhe daughter of the late Hollis i3nd Martha Car-r Williams. She was also preceded in death by ~er ~usband. Albert S. Ward ; three s isters , two brothers. a fo · ; DATE CHANGED SYRACUSE - The meetmg of Syracuse Council has been changed from Thursday, May 2 when t~e Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Clarence (Agnes) Stevens of Detroit, M ich . ; a son, Ernest Church for services at 2 p m . The Rev Robert E. Musser will officiate . Seria l will be in t~e Wr i g~t Cemetery . VOL. XXVI body will be taken to Langsville C~ristian RCII , RCA XL-100 Colonial table model till tuJKIN JOYCE BARTIMUS JOYCE BARTIMUS, Gallipolis, was welcomed Into tbe Oblo Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, at a tea Sunday night at the home of Debbi Buck, Pomeroy. She trans· !erred into the local chapter from one in McConnelsvllle, 1\'\emorial Park Mitchell heritage house Club is now open. .Anolker gooJ./Ju'l CHOOSE YOUR CLUB'. •1.00 •2.oo '3.00 •s.oo •1o.oo REGULAR 1519.95 -Other RCA XL-JOd Color Telev.isions at Sale ·· Prices . . Your choice of Modern, Early American, Mediterranean or Spanish Styling. Pomeroy, Ohio 1 20,000 Maximum Insurance tor Each Depositor MEMBER FEOERAl~-Q(PQ;IT INSURANCE A FULL SERVICE BANK i' •' I .' By Uni~d Press International ALGIERS- SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. Kissinger, backed by a Soviet pledge of cooperation in the Middle East, tried today to line up Arab support for his efforts to separate Israeli and Syrian troops along the Golan Heights. Kissinger scheduled a meeting with Algerian President Houari &umedienne this morning before flying to Egypt lor three days of talks wlth President Anwar Sadat. A senior American official traveling with Kissinger said the secretary of state would urge a cease-fire in the daily war of attrition on the heights as a step toward reaching a Synan-Israeli troop pll\lback a ceo~: . , . . . Syrian and Israeli'troops clashed on the herghts this mornmg in the 50th day In a row of increasingly fierce artillery, tank and aircraft clashes on the northern truce lines. SALE •269'5 Main Store and Mechanic Street Warehouse Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 9:Jiltosp.m. Elberfelds In Pomeroy t. ..II'I I' ' Our Lunch Special is another reason why " Meigs Count~ loves .w hat the Colonel cooks ." I I . ,. I . POMEROY' OHIO ,- ' I cou FRIDAY ONLY Coupon good for 99(- Kentucky Fried Specials /. I . CARRY.OUT OR I . . DRIVE-IN ONLY ~ .-· ' I. " '· '' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 2) REP. COLLINS SEN . ARMSTRONG • enttne TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1974 -If the tapes themselves had been t~mpered wrth apparently would not be permitted under h<S proposal. Democ rats contacted on the Judiciary Committee found the " ' . ·~ I I ·J' • : ' PHONE 992-2156 again that he has no. intention of resigning and appealed to Congress aga inst puttrng "the nation through a wrenching ordeal" of an impeachment proceedings. Attacks Chief Accuser Sitting at his desk, flank ed by the American flag and the president raJ flag , Nixon delivered hrs most volatile attack on hrs chief Watergate accuser John W. Dean lll , his former President's pr oposal un ac- ceptable. Rodino sard before Nixon · spoke that "we will accept nothing less" than th e tapes themselves. He had no comment on the speech itself. Hutchinson and other Republi cans on the Committee found the compromise satisfactory, particularly since they feel the panel could not enforce its subpoena anyway, In his 35-minute address in the Oval Oflit'e, Nixon declared counsel Dean sa id in sworn Senate testimony that he believed Nixon was "fully aware" of the cover-up at a meetmg they held on Sept. 15, 1972, when the original seven Watergate de- I ~- ' ' •...... family home is included, " '·blemishes and all," "the rough as well as the smooth ; the strategy sessrons, the exploration or a(ternatlves, the weighing of human and political costs." "Never before in the history of the presidency have records that are so private been made so public," he declared. He is Frankly Concerned He added that he was "quite frankly concerned about the political implications" which represe nted a " devastating blow to the administration" and he expressed fear that "hostile elements 11 in Congress (Continued on page 10) ~ ~e "t ..,'n ' -t/ot ~ ' 1' '. THESE ARE THE GRAND champions in their grade level of the annual poster contest of the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District Contest. The selection of the winners from 24 finalists in each grade - fourth, lr!th and sixth - was made by a panel of judges composed of H. E. (Pete) Shields, John Rice, Marta Guilkey, Helen Rader and David Parry. UFO sighted near Rutland Two more residents say lbey saw a UFO in Meigs County. They are Robin Kuhn of Pomeroy and Benoy Wolfe of the Rutland area. Accompanied by a pet dog, they'were In lbe Rutland area between 9 and 10 p.m. Sunday when lbe dog whimpered. To the front or them they saw what appeared to be an unidentified nylng object hovering over a hill elose.!Jy. They saw a green light and two red Hgbts. They got out of their car to move toward the object whicb then moved away. The object was also seen by Kenneth's lather, Kenneth.Wolfe, from the Wolfe !atm. The two told relatives that no noise came from tbe object alter their car motor was turned off. .. .:r ·' .. ' ' . ' ' r .;: w. • • ~' •. \... ; The grand champions received rosettes and $5 in cash as a result of the final judging. They are, l to r, Thomas Simmons, fourth grade, Rutland Elementary School; Jody Grueser, fifth grader, Syracuse Elementary School , and Ja mie Srsson, sixth grader, Pomeroy Elementary School. There were 466 entries in the prelimrnary contests held in 12 elementary schools last week. Frogs to jump for $500 ' • ' nearby, Nixon sa id : "I realize these transcripts will provide gr ist for many sensational stories rn the press. Parts will seem to be contradictory with one another, and parts will be tn conflrct with some of the testimony given in the Senate Watergate committee hearings," He said "everything that is releva nt I The first prize - biggest in Mergs County Sherif! Robert C. the hrstory of the event - in the Har~nbach It could be the annual frog jump on Regatta golden opportumty to spend a weekend will be $500 in mer· night and day in the Meigs chandise provided by th e County jail! Kroger Co., it was announced Earl Ingels, president, Monday at the noon-luncheon repor~d there are only about meeti9g of the Pomeroy 20 tickets of 400 left lor the ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::::::::::~::::::::;:::<:::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Chamber of Commerce by cruise on the Chaperone on Thereon Johnson, newly May 18. " It looks as if it rs elected Grand Croaker. going to be a sell-<rut," Ingels Johnson, vice-president of said. The Farmers Bank and Ingels also reported that the Savings Co., introduced by nightwatehman hi~ed recently Atty. Fred Crow, the first ' has al read y• resigned . The Grand Croaker and innovator Twenty first time donors whose pint' put him at the 11- D.O., and Raymond Boice, Clara Mcintyre, Beualah of the annual jumps, said lhe chamber is again taking applications for the 'job. Those came to the regular bi-monthly gallon level ! Other b.ig givers . M.D. Strauss, Emma K. Clatworthy, Ohro S<iciety for the Promotion in~res~d are to contact the bloodmobile visit at Pomeroy were Henry ''E. Bahr, four Tbe canteen was served by Joyc~ Hoback, Mace! Barton, of the Bull Frog, Inc., expects Elementary Sehool Monday gallon; Lawrence Ebersbach, the Retired Senior Volunteer Hel~n Pick~ns, Eloise Whi~. to offer total prizes valued at chamber office either in person or by phone. The number rs 9B2· afternoon wben altogether 109 two gallon; and Don .Guinther Program, Pearl Welker, June Ashley, Pat Chappelear. $1,000. 5005. . I 'persons offered themselves. and Evelyn Clark, a gallon director. Freda Dunham and Vernon Many details have yet to be It was suggested that the Eighty-three pints were ac- each. Loading and unloading was Nease. worked out Johnson adllJitted. . next person 1hired be incepted. or the 83 pints RNs assisting were Charles done by Boy Seoul Troop No. · Donations were by Quality . Leaflets will be distribu~d received, 40 were given in Vaughan, Mary Armes, Mattie 249, Henry Cleland, Scout- Print Shop, Meigs Local throughout the area with the troduced to chamber mem. bers . Ted Reed suggested that replacement, Beegle and Lelah Weather. master' ' . Schools, Daily Sentinel, Athens list of ~rizes that will be given his picture be taken and placed Of the gallon-range and plus Physicians atiending were Clerical workers were Mary , Messenger, Radio Statron at the annual frog jump. in this newspaper so everyone givers, the champion by far Aaron Boonsue, M.D., L. D. Nease, Jea~ Nease; Juanita WMPO, Pomeroy Emergency Crow said there may be an will know who the nightwas Leo Vaughan of Pomeroy, , Telle, M.D',,, Ray Pi~ kens, Sayre,, Martha Lou B/.egle, (Continued on page 10) · •" optional prize" donated by 1 ' 'I ,I I .' TEN CE NTS !endants were indicted . But the Presrdent said the tran scrrpts "show clearly" he did not learn of White House involvement in hush money payments until Dean told him on March 21, 1972. Speakrng with a stack of blue leather bound transcripts ' ·~- 83 pints of blood · g iven . TM ' NO. 12 Fire takes NEW YORK-MARTHA MITCHELL HAS DECIDED to use ber estranged husband, former Attorney General John Mitchell lor separate-maintenance, attorney Melvin Belli said Monday. "We don't know what he (Mitchell) has so we are asking lor .~easonable temporary support, legal lees and division of property and assets wherever located," the San Francisco attorney said. Mrs: Mitchell -retW'ned to ~ew York Monday night from Phoenix, Ariz., and would move back Into her Fifth Avenue condominium today a(ter a two-week absence, Belli said. The Mitchells separated late September and Mitchell moved into the fashionable Essex House, where a Belli associate sought Monday night and early today to serve Mitchell with a civil swrunons to respond to his wife's suit. Belli blamed the break up of the marriage on President Nixon. "I think the principle party in the whole break up was the White House," be said. -----·---~-------·-.. ' ' !Continued on page are organized WASHINGTON - MOST MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE Judiciary Committee say they are not satisfied with President Nixon's offer of Watergate transcripts rather than tapes. The committee apparently will proceed with -its" impeachment inquiry with what the White House gives rt, while continuing to press for more. Its confrontation with the President therefore appeareq far from over. Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr., D-N.J., who refused to comment directly on the speech, had said earlier tbat "we will accept no less" than ·the 42 tapes subpoenaed on April IL The ranking Republican, Edward fjutchinson of Michigan, said he was satisfied with the offer although the committee would have to "study it and satisfy ourselves" that what NLXon delivered was a "complete record of Watergate ... at least insofar as the President's involvement." LUNCH SPECIAL . MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' "One thing about the nvcr rats - they'll come out .a nd vote," says Sark . " People around here won't come out·· The key to the whole thin g is I go to get some votes in the nvcr Methodist men of 13 churches BUENOS AIRES - U. S. OIL EXECUTIVE Victor E. Samuelson headed home today, ending a record $14.2 million, 14~y kidnap ordeal at the hands of leftist guerrillas. A spokesman lor the Esso Argentina Oil Co. said the 37-year-<rld Cleveland native appeared "in good health, both mentally and physically, jovial, and in a good humor." The company spokesman said Samuelson, manager of Esso's Campana, Argentina, refinery, was 11Well treated" in the two "people's jails" where he was held. A spokesman for Braniff said Samuelson was scheduled to arrive in New York at noon EDT today on a flight from Buenos Aires with stops in Asuncion, La Puz, Lima and Panama. Esso, a subsidiary of the Exxon Corp., bowed to the demands of the Marxist People's Revolutionary Army (ERP) alter the guerrillas threatened to shoot Samuelson and send his body home iii a coffin draped with aU. S. flag. 11CROW,~S STEAK ·HOUSE FURNITURE BAKER •• ' ' 1-l'ews•• in Brie_fsil!i Reg. $299.95 RCA Stereo with AM-FM-FM Stereo, 8 Track Tape Player, 3-Speed Record Changer. . I Have abatrel of fun I ~ I . fried Ckifttlle ' .I I I I I I I I I CORPORA TION towa rd Col11ns WASHINGTON (UP!) -In a and hard" meeting Watergate gamble against impeachment, c~onspirator E. Howard President Nixon today is 'giving Hunt's demand for blackmarl the House Judiciary Com- payments to protect a mittee and the nation a look at "national security" matter but his private conversations rejected 1t as wrong. within tlle Oval Office - 1,200 Two Allowed to Usten , pages of edited transcripts The President said he would which he says will embarrass allow committee charrman, him but clea r him . Peter W. Rodino Jr., D-N .J. Nixon announced the un- and Rep. Edward Hutchinson precedented decision in a of Michigan, the senior televised address to the nation Republican member to listen to Monday night but refused to the actual tapes to verify the comply With the impeachment accuracy of the transcripts. panel's subpoena lor the 42 But independent checks to see actual Watergate tapes. He said the transcripts "if read with a fair open mind" Will prove him innocent Of any wrongdoing in the Watergate break-in and cover-up and show "the President has nothing to hide in this matter." He disclosed lor the first United Methodrst men, time that he "considered long meeting at the Forest Run Uni~d Methodist Church on April 26, organized a county. wrde group to advance christran living in Meigs · County. There were 31 men from 13 United Methodist churches. Officers elec~d were Jerry A family of seven at Joppa in Roush, chairman; Howard rural Meigs County was left Erwin, vice-chairman; Rev. homeless when fire destroyed Larry Polrng, treasurer; their home Monday night at Vernon Nease, secretary and 10:30 p,m. The house was reporter; Kenny Wiggins, owned by Jerry St. Clair. music chairman; Aaron Zahl, Details of how the lire projec t chairman ; C. E. · Blakeslee, publicity chairman; started are not available. Answering the call was Olive Kermit Walton, membership Twp. lire department, assis~d chairman, and Rev. Robert by Orange Twp . and Coolville Meece, chaplain. Short talks were given on Fire Departments. Olive Fire Chief, George Westfall, ex· knowing and helping "our tended thanks to ~he assisting neighbors " and how the · departments, Two trucks from organization can better Olive and one each from promote local christian living. Orange and Coolville answered All men are welcome to join. The next meeting is set for the call. There was some in· May 31 at the Rock Springs surance on the home , it was reported. United Methodrst Church . ~:::::::::;:::;;:;:::::::::::::::::::<:::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::::::::::::::::·:·::::;::::·:::::;:::::::::::::::::::;;, I . 1 we're your Lunch Bucket Fried Chicke_n is great for 1-J<entucky Try our money-savrng spec ial today. Here's '-.I.P.._..1 what you get- 2 places ol chicken • Slaw • roll WE PAY THE 50TH THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. BIG CATCH- Sonny Haynes of Middleport is proud of this 6lb. 3 oz. large mouth bass he caught Sunday in a farm pond in Meigs County using spinning bait made by Jake Adkins. The largest bass caught in Ohio is recorded at 10 pounds and two ounces. Haynrs rs having his prize catch mounted. • . HOT, LIGHT, THRIFTY AND FUN /1'0;, Baker'~. MAKE 49 PAYMENTS , Guy Sark, P1ckaw8y Coun ty chairman, is on Armstrong's stde but can see the weight of the coun ttes near the Ohw Rtver falling President o ers 1200 pages purged talks to America ........... -·- / -~ ~ If your heart's set on travel we have a ,way to make it happen. If you are planning for next year, come and talk to us now. Our Vacation Armstrong w1th a throa ty cackle . at y t~e 12:51 p.m·., all charges 1 - - - - - - - -.. against Attorney former General Mitchell and 20% former Commerce Secretary stans were struck down. DISCOUNT The end came after 48 days --eight days were used in TO ALL selecting the jW'y -<lf a trial that included a lot of "firsts." 1974 GRADS It was the , first dual trial in hist~ry of former Ca~inet members, the first trial of any former Cabinet member since Your Thom MeAn Store the Teapot Donie scandals of Middleport, 0 . the 1920s and the first finding of VACATION CLUB Col umbu:; . "There's a lot of anti-O"k this time," counters Armsttong. "I don't kn ow why it is. Everybody has the1r own reasons. [ don't pay any attentwn to it. I'm campa1g rting for Harry Jp"mstrong . "But those ag'rnners are good . People wrll work tw ice as hard ag'm somethm g as they will for it. It's human nature, " says • to -- WE CAN HELP MAKE IT HAPPEN WITH OUR ! ' two daug~ters , Bonnie Colwell and Tonya Colwell, Delaware ; (Continued from page I) I G) two step-sons. Clarence A. Cartoons Colwell , Ostrander, Ohio, and !I 1). P •, · rn··nt )fore of CHURCHES OPEN S~ow Starts 7 p.m. James E. Colwell, Marion; one words "reasonable doubt" are In observance of National key ones m a criminal case. ~~~~~~::::~==========!.~to~T~u:e:sd:a:y~,~M=a~y~7~a=t~7~:3=0~P=-=m~. stepdaughter, Mrs . 12Roberta The two once formidable Fasting and Prayer Day the Daniels, Delaware; grand children; three brothers, members of the Nixon adSyracuse Church of the Charles and Earl Borham, both ministration had been accused Nazarene will be open to the of As~ley, and Edward of trying to impede a Securities " public all day Tuesday as will Barham, Cardington, and one other churches in the county. sister. Mrs. Mary Lou Traylor. and Exchange Commission M' . te ha sk d that th . Paris, Ky . Inls rs ve a e e1r Funeral services will be investigation of fmancier Robert L, Vesco in exchange lor his respective churches be open to Wednesday at I p, m. at t~e secret $200,000 contribution obse,rve the day • II was the 1972 Nixon re-election reported . Holzer Medical Center campaign and of lying to the - - - - - - - - - Births grand jury about it. innocent -<lne of the Teapot April 26 - Mr. and Mrs. The test for finding truth Dome cabinet members got a Arthur Whetstone, Wellston , came in the credibility of the hung jury and the other was twin sons. prosecution's crucial wit- convicted and sent to prison. April 28 - Mr. and Mrs. nesses, particularly Harry L. Terry Varney, Racine, a Sears, a New Jersey daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Republican leader and Vesco Mrchael McGhee, Jackson, a lawyer; former White House daugh~r . counsel John W. Dean 3rd, and former SEC general counsel G. Veterans Memorial Hospital Bradford Cook. SA TIJRDA Y ADMISSIONS "We started talking about - Ida Goeglein, Pomeroy; the credibility of these witHerman Michael, Pomeroy; nesses and why they were Randy J. Smith, Racine ; talking," Miss Kucharski said. Esmeralda Wiltshire, Athens. "We had a reasonable doubt SATIJRDAY DISCHARGES because of these witnesses, and - Charles Spires, Avery St. ' because we didn't believe the Clair, Alpha Cottrill, Franklin evidence was substantiated. Jewell, Ruth Cian, Darra "Possibly ... For Favor" Yahya . "Not only Mr. Dean, but Mr. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - Cook and Mr, Sears admitted Fern Cheesebrew, Shawnee; perjury. We took all this 4Jto Richard L. Bearhs, Jr ., consideration. As for Dean, he Pomeroy ; Clarence Hayman, admitted guilt possibly looking Racine; Clara Phillips, lor favor. " Rutland; Edna Swick, When Miss Kucharski ut· Rutland; Harriett Negiler, tered the words "not guilty" Racine. lor the 18th time --each man / SUNDAY DISCHARGE was accused of nine crimes Esther Kessell. in a soft voice at The today I - ... MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE Mrs . Cha rle s (Flor ence ) Chalfan , Wellston ; a brother , William Williams of Colum bus; seven grandchildren, six great -grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Friends may call at the Walker Funeral Home in Rutland any l tme after 2 p.m . Tuesday unt il noon Wednesday son, a daughter and a grand- relatives living in this area. She is also survived by her husband. Clarence; two so-ns, Richard Boston of Marion and Patrick ColwelL Delaware ; Pomeroy ~ '' ht ch l1e sa id was put out of bust ness by a Lough new reclamatiOn law . But Collins tl1rives on publicrty, good and bad. His mining co mpany ha!i meant good busine~s C;l nd JObs m Lawrence Cou nty. Also, Davidson mainhtms , Law rence County voters have bee n mede aware that <f Coti 1ns leaves the House <tnd fa ils in hrs brd for the Sena te, the county will be w1thout representation in Df.voted To The lntere.•L• OJ The Meigs·MtL•on Area daug~ter . of Middl eoorl Rt 1, a s ister, By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter Harry Armstrong and Oakley Collins1e present a tota l of 34 years of Iegrslative experience, ar•d they are using every bit of it as they fight lor a job only one,of them can win . From dawn until midmght, Armstrong and Collins hopscotch the huge 17th Senate Distrtct-2,500 square miles in southeastern Ohio, about 10 per cent of the aJ:ea of the entire sUlte-scratchrng for a majority of the 25,000 GOP voters expected to visit the polls on primary day ., ./ Collins appearsifo have the easier scratching. Five of the II counties in the district belonged to him before the Democraticcontrolled Apportionment Board threw him in with Armstrong. Only four of the counties are in Armstrong's origrnal district Two counties are strange to both ca ndida tes. But ba s~ on the past Republican turnout rn familiar terntory, Collins would seem to have a 2-1 advantage in sheer numbers. He pulled almost 17,000 votes from hrs live countres runnrng unopposed in the 1968 primary. Armstrong could muster only 9 000 from his four sunila'r circumsta nces m 1970. "I'm outnumbered three to one, but that's nothrng new for me," says Armstrong, who served lour years in the Ohio House before his election to the· Senate in 1966. "I still think I'm gonna win it," confides Collins alter several weeks of lull-time campaigning. "I haven't changed my mmd." Carlton E. Dav1dson, a former state represenUltive and now Lawrence County Republi ca n chairman, agrees with Collins. "Oakley wrll be strong in Lawrence County," says Davidson. "He will probably run better than he has before." . Never Lost Primary . How Collins, ~ho has never lost a primary and usually wins big on the drstrrct's most populous county. could run better than ever rs questionable . · He barely won election to the 92nd House Drstrrct in 1972, and has received adverse publicity fo r his strip mming compa ny, died on Sunday Betty Jane Colwell, 44, dies Fri. , Sat .. Sun. GODSPELL ( Technicolor) Go spel accord1ng LANGSVILLE - Mrs. Mary Al1ce Ward, 82, Langsville. died Sunday evening at a EDITOR'S NOTE: Perhaps the most interesting legislative primary contest May 7 is the 17th Ohio Senate Republican race between Sen. Harry L. Armstrong of LOgan and for~~ter Sen. Oakley C. Collins of Ironton. Longtime friends, both were combined in a single district by reapportionment in 1972. and Collins has served the last two years in the Ohio House. Now he is trying to regain a position in the Senate. Here is a report on the C8mjl31gn. ! ! Area Deaths NOW YOU KNOW The Hospital of Jesus of Nazareth, founded by Cortes in REEDSVILLE - Mrs. Betty Bennett Bi-own Funeral Home , Mexico City in 1524, is the Colwell, 44, of 4364 Veley 92 No rt ~ Sandusky St. , oldest · such institution with Jane Road, Delaware, Ohio, died Delaware. Fr iends may call continuous serVice in the Sunday at Grady Memorial there after 1 p. m. Tuesday . Hospital. Mrs . Colwell has Burial will be In Fairview Americas. May 3-4-5 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Elberfelds In were: Mary Alice Ward .."• A total of $1,584,512.34 in first and rollbacks gran~d in one reimbur~d by the sta~ wh,en hall 1973 property tax rollba ck year based upon the previous they certify their tax setreimbursements have been year's settlements, Ferguson Uemen ts and property tax sent to seven counties, State said. There are two set· rollbacks to the Auditor, 'of Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson's tl ements each year, each State's office. ReimbW'sEJ.lt!l!nt covering a six month period , funds are derived entirely_fl;om office rrported today ' The . counties and the Ferguson added that the the state collected personal ,. amounts they received lor lost other counties would be 1m~ome tax. local tax revenue through the granting of 10 pet. property tax rollbacks to homeowners on their lirst half 1973 tax bills, Class AA SectiOna l Tou rnament play next Monday. The Gallipolis Jayvees bas eball team will play at Mergs . Tuesday and Wellston Wed- It's a w ise person who seeks the ver y best 1n sav ings without sacrifici11g value. Shopping w 1fh the Collins, Armstrong in primary race for Senate ' DATES SWITCHEil Gallipolis wrll host Mergs 111 a non -league t>aseball gamL' Thursday,, May 2, at 4 p. m. instead of Monday, May 6, according to Ed Ste wart , GAHS athletic director The "II is wise not to seek a secret and honest not to reveal if .' ' '' t \ 'I ' I I watchman is, to help avoid problems. ' . Meeting wrth the chamber was Mrs . Jack Stanley, Welcome Wagon hostess lor Meigs Coun ty . ' Mrs . Stanley asked the chamber to sponsor a civic envelope which will be given new residents that list what is available such as churches, civic organizations, boy and girl· scout troops, emergency and fire numbers. · Cost per envelope would run approximately seven cents plus the coSt of printing. Mrs. Stanley said six bu.liness establishments have signed lor the service, with possrbly two more to enroll. She needs 10 to begin the program. She was advised that the matter will be referred to the board of directors. Mrs. Stanley also asked that the chamber recommend the program by directing letters to business men of the area. This too ,will be grven to the direcWrs for a demsion. A le tter was received from Preceptor Beta Beta Sorority thanking the chamber lor its support in the clean-up campaign. Ingels asked if the Public -Util ities Com mission had changed an earlier decision that utility companies do riot advertise · their services . in newspapers and on radio. Jack Kerr said the electric company has pushed the issue .. It now can advertise, but he did not know if this was true of other utilities. At~nding were Ingels, Crow, Johnson, Donald Diener, Seott Lucas, John Koebel , Bill Grueser; C. E. Blakeslee, N. W. Compton, B.ob Jacobs, Jack .Carsey , Ted Reed, Dale Warner, Beulah Jones, Katie Crow , and a guest' Melissia Corise, introduced by Kerr. �., • 2- The Daily Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 I l'uesdav Apnl 10 1914 rtJ Rhodes attacked by Fry 1 Ironton heavy favorite DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB By United Press International ernor would establiSh a Per• the Publ" Utihl1es Co rn noun ced Monday II had Issued Charles E Fry R formance Evaluation Office to rn1ssaon of Oh10 sa td 1ts sec ond vol untary fm~ ncta l Spnngheld, toda y acc used momtor the shock probatiOn Fma11<.: 1al Statement diSclosure statement foqner Gov James A Rhodes program m the state 1 he Citizens for Wilham J I he report was filed with of bemg afraid to reveal h1s The shock probatiOn Brown Committee the group Commoii Cause of Ohio, a By Lawrence F~ Lamb, M D mcome tax figures and also program gives first felony supportmg the re-election of culahon • Should pillows used chest held up to create as little variCose vems The effect IS public mterest group and With attacked the state s shock offenders a chance to obl.am lht> Ohw attornev genera l an DEAR DR LAMB - My at troubleso me limes for compresSion of the abdommal proportiOnal to the mcreased th e Ohio secretary of state probahon program husband and f were very elevatiOn be better and suf contents as possible You can pressu re from the body s quick release from prison on An eight Inch grateful for the diScusSion of ficient help• Fry , Rhodes mam opponent the premiSe the prison exsee that pillows could even poSitiOn htatal herma m our newspaper elevation will not have the for the GOP gubernatonal perience will cause them to DEAR READER- Pillows make ma tters worse My husband had thrs and we JUst won t do for elevation of nom1natwn next month sa1d change their behavior The upnght poSition does sa me degree of effect as you elevate the bed mght mches the head m hiatal herma Too mcrease pressure m the vems get from bemg upright I guess Rhodes Is afraid to come out After seven years we still of h1dmg to participate m a don t know whether ~hock proWe are both 54 I m an R N often they will only raiSe the below the heart which does 1~ you wanted a comparison prunary electwn campaign bation IS successful or not and have had three children upper chest actually bendmg affect hemorrhoids and that small amount of elevation and have the usual hemorrhOid the chest over the abdomen Rhodes IS hopmg he can said Fry IS more hke bemg on the moon or whether II ' steal this nommation without and vartcose vem problems with one Sixth the force of This compresses th e ab ~ achieves what the General even surfacmg to answer ques Assembly Intended from being on my feet all my dommal cavity and the m- Bengals so he could begm play gravity as compared to twns about his personal fman hfe I m concerned about the creased pressure tends to push m the WFL before 1975 standing on earth The Shock Probation But he added I m not gmng cml gams as governor and e 1gh~mch elevatiOn of the head the herma through the mmtmal mcrease m 4>ressure While I am not opposed to ~ thereafter, ' said Fry and the prmc1ple of shock proba of the bed continuously Will diaphragm If anythmg the to try to get a release I plan to then will not greatly mfluence even Without discussmg the tion I am agamst mdiscrunm thiS be harmful to our c1r back should be arched and the honor the option ' vancose vems or hemorrhmds Testunony also was taken • prunary ISSue of thiS campaign ate release of pr1soners when For more mformahon on By CHAHLO fTE MOUL fON from Vmce Costello Bergey s - pollllcal mtegr~ty ' hiatal herma (herma through we lack any reasonable check former lmebacker coach, Mike the diaphragm ) write to me m WASHINGTON CUP I) - The Supreme Court Fry noted he along w1th on the success or failure of the McCormack head coach of the ca re of thiS newspaper, P 0 Gov John J Gilligan, Sen program refused Monday to rev rew antrpollutton standard s Philadelphia Eagles and Dick Box 1551, Radio City StatiOn Howard Metzenbaum, D.Oh1o In other political races, Kent whtch electnc ulthttes satd would Impede efforts to CINCINNATI (UP!) - A of Bergey and Chomyszak Gallagher director of the Pro New York N Y 10019, and ask and John Glenn, all candidates Bell Democratic candidate for reach rratwnal self sufftctency tn energy federal JUdge allowed the The WFL IS seeking to Football Hall Qf Fame In Can for the booklet on hiatal herma for var1ous nommatwns m the the secretary of state nomma Cmcmnah Bengals temporary mduce a substantial number of ton Ohio The Court refused to overturn anttpollutwn May 7 prunary electwn, have lion asked Monday for an Send 50 cents to cover costs restrammg order agamst the Costello termed Bergey a made their fmancial mvestigahon mto so-ealled standards set by the Envtronmental ProtectiOn World Football League to quality Bengals foot6all Of course, If you were really " players to Jump, said Lloyd different person ' smce the womed about II you might use statements publlc He said Democratic sample ballots' Agency (EPAl for newly constructed plants expire Monday but his court Ihe U ~ Court of Appeals lor the Otstnct of room was filled with football If the World Football League Jump and said hts game plan twin beds Elevate your Rhodes was the only candidate distributed by the state Demosucceeds the Bengals concentration' could be affect who has not done so Columbta had found the EPA rules reasonable husband's bed and leave yours cratic Party players as the Bengals and football team would be ed by what his teammates flat "Disdain For PubUc Interest' Power compames asked the court to balance the WFL began heated arguments decunated and wrecked ' Bell charged only endorsed think and say about himm , ' He IS showmg a complete candidates of the state Demo- natwn s need for electnctty with the htgh costs of over alleged 'player ra1dmg ' ~ DEAR DR LAMB - I am a WFL attorney George Mos Bergey Trade Rejected disdam for the public mterest 16-year-old juntor Recently cratlc committee were listed attempting to meet EPA standards A utthty After hsterung to three hours carmo contended the NFL was McCormack revealed he had said Fry 'He mtends to stay on the sample ballot and said of testimony Monday af trymg to suppress the tried to trade for Bergey before while playmg basketball m undercover and try to wm this any 'sample 'ballot should liSt assoctahon satd the EPA standards would Jeopar I felt something happen d1ze the abthty of electnc ulthttes to meet Prestdent ternoon, U S DIStrict Court marketplace of football the WFL stgrung but after the gym prunary through Internal polit- all candidates m my head I went up for a Judge David S Porter ordered players ' JUmp turned dawn an opICal pressure than by openly ~ Bell s name was not mcluded N1xon s goal of maktng the natton sell sufltctent tn that the heanng on a Bengals rebound and when I came down Moscarmo Said the WFL was portumty the Bengals preenergy • discussmg the 1ssues He 1s on the sample ballot request for a prelunmary m only seekmg to be competitive I felt a kink m the left back part sented to trade for hun thus subverting the whole pur In a bnef order the Supreme uunates only to further a JUnchon against the WFL be Henry Eckhart, seeking the of my head A second after that m that 'marketplace" and at think he now would be of I pose of a prunary substantial government m Court refused to revtew the Democratic lieutenant gover contmued today no tune were players mduced questionable val,Ije to an NFL happened I felt a burmng ' I do not thmk the Repub- nor's nommation, satd, if elect- appeals court rulmg terest and not to suppress At the close of Monday s to breach exiStmg contracts ' sensation start at the area of team ' said McCormack lican voters,' added Fry, ed he would support Gilligan s unwelcome opmwns mclud session Porter turned down a In another pollutiOn Issue m Bergey dtsclosed Gallagher, who was dtrector the kmk The burning sensation ' want a candidate to represent policies and programs the Supreme Court agreed to mg criticiSm of Jailers bid by the team to extend the testunony he had stgned a of player personnel for the began to spread throughout them m November who can t - Let stand a lower court 1(klay restrammg order that As a member of Governor dec1de later whether PreSident most of the left side of my face an opponent of his own Gilligan's cabmet for over two NIXon has power to withhold ruling tha t a Kentucktan prohibited the WFL from $525 000 contract wtth the Paul Brown-<'Oached Cleveland head Although my head felt a Ambassadors and also party m Ma~ years I know how the Gtlligan from the states allotments servmg a life prison sentence Sigmng any players under received a $150 000 bonus for Browns m 1955 testified 'I little funny for about one-anddon t think It's right to sign a 'He (Rhooes) w1ll be a admmiStration funchons and I authoriZed by Congress for for murder should be freed or contract to the Bengals s1gnmg player under contract to an- a half hours after 11 happened Sitting duck for the Democrats feel I could make a real con water pollution control resentenced because hiS attar The JUdge s deciSIOn mean smce that tune I have felt 0 K In questionmg Bergey Lloyd other team and a debacle for his own trtbullon to Its effechveness as The appeals court ruled that ney was not present for the the WFL IS no longer legally pomted to an 'acceleration' Moscarmo said Cleveland m What was It that happened and party Ohto s lieutenant governor," the PreSident has no such formal sentencmg 15 years obstructed from gomg after clause m his WFL contract, 1955 had stgned two players al do you feel that II IS necessary Fry said he if elected gov- Eckhart former chairman of authority But the 4th Circuit ago Bengals players but JUmps to which means Bergey would ready under contract to the to see a doctor? - Demed a hearmg to env1 the new league by other earlier had ordered more DEAR READER - You hearmgs m another case m the ronmentahsts who complamed Bengals seem remote while the unmed1ately go to work for the Wmmpeg team of the Canadtan probably turned your head as U S Dtstnct Court m Rich- that the big New Melones Dam bearmg on the prelunmary Ambassadors If released early Football League by the Bengals ' Did you adVIse Mr Brown you went up for the rebound mond Va on the assumptwn m northern Califorrua would mJunchon request contmues • WFL Induced Players to give the players back be and part of the muscle at the that he does The Justice destroy 9 nules of whitewater • FIVe persons testifted Mon(Contmued from page I) • Lloyd, m hts openmg ar- cause they were stgned with back of the neck went Into counties ' agrees Armstrong Department appealed both boatmg day mcludmg BtU Bergey and gument, said he would prove another team?' Moscarmo spasm or a cramp Many - Agreed to decide whether a Steve Chomyszak Bengal decisions people produce the same three Judge federal court m players who already have the WFL had mduced players asked Gallagher In other actwns the court Harry Armstrong, a ii4-year old farmer real estate salesman cramp reaction by contractmg I worked for Mr Brown - Ruled unanunously m a Arkansas had a right to signed wtth WFL teams After ~ try to fmd ways to ~nd their and securtiies broker, knows how to campaign He has been a current contracts he replied Mr Brown was the the calf muscle ltghtly aM townslup trustee and a county COmmiSSIOner He speaks the Califorma case tbat authorities overturn freight rate deciSIOns runnmg out their Cm'Cmnall holdmg It contracted for a httle Lloyd asked Bergey IS he was boss' language of the people could censor mali of priSon by the Interstate Commerce contracts Bergey ts to JOm the The cramped neck whtle aware that unsettling influen Brown, currently the head Comrmsswn Oakley Collins, a 57-year old farmer, former strip mme VIrgtma Ambassadors m 1976 ces could cause a player to be coach and general manager of musele will cause the type of operator and a high school prmctpal for 19 years speaks the and Chomyszak the released early the Bengals, Inlllated the suit sensatiOn you descrtbe As the same language Philadelphia Bell m 1975 I haven t seen 11 happen m against the WFL after Bergey cramp wears off the sensation Wean Out Horn The stately federal cour- my hve years with the goes away As long as you don't It Is said of Collins that the firSt thing he wears out on a new car troom here took on the at- Bengals " answered Bergey Jumped Bergey at tuneor seemed have a stiff neck and have good lS the horn - from dr1vmg down the street honkmg at all his mosphere of a football But Lloyd pomted out that m a dazed by fr1enda the court movement of your head clubhouse as brawny players depoSition, Bergey bad said he proceedings without pam, I would guess you Armstrong's major efforts m the legislature have been for and coaches sat shoulder-to- was ' aware will be just !me of such At one pomt he surveyed the highways and conservation Collins' for higher school subsidies shoulder m the seats By Wllllam Merriman sttuat1ons the states spendmg the seats filled wtth players wattfor rural areas Already Damaged" For Ohio Press Service Bergey mSisted he would mg to testify and gazed at budget office reports .Hotn nave supportea tne1r !ann constituency and both The entourage, most of them COLUMBUS - Most of the prepare myself to play the In addition to the 122 new worked for strip mme reforms acceptable to the muung mdustry subpoenaed by the Bengals best I can for the Bengals the tables jammed with lawyers, dollars for schools came from property tax levies for schools A thought for the day and said ' Paul Brown said Their campaigrung was put on display recently on a ramy listened mtently as Bengals next two years property taxpayers before on the May ballot BASA Mooday as they made a JOint appearance before the Pickaway there possibly could be some Charles Dudley Warner, Amert attorney John A Lloyd Jr told Chomyszak teshfted he legal action taken, but believe can man of letters satd County Republican Women s Club at the Pickaway Arms tn Ohto s mcome tax was passed figures show 28 special elec- the court the club has already m 1971 and they still do Voters tions have been held on new would like to be free of the Circleville ' Politics makes strange bedfel: been damaged by the stgntngs ophon year he owes the me, r dtdn t think 11 was gomg lows In 122 school diStricts will be ' school Issues smce last fall and to be like this " Prtor to the luncheon, Collins combed the public dinmg room renunded of that May 7 when 77 districts expect to put levies for prospective voters, greetmg them wtth a big smile, a bear they face new tax levies Uke handshake and a card bearmg his ptcture for more millage on the ballot School superintendents m November Many of the "Hi, boy,' he satd to one 'I'm Oakley Collins I have been a member of the Senate for 18 years and I'm runnmg agam You polled by the Buckeye districts seekmg new funds are Ass.octahon of School Ad m the medium range m local Since 1942 from Circleville • Ctrcleville s m my distrtct ' numstrators (BASA) say they property value Hauck says Collins was techmcally correct He has been a member of the Senate for 18 years, and be ts runnmg agam But he ts not a need $261 mtllton more a year Seventy of the districts, member of the Senate nor does he represent CircleVIlle, facts to pay for needed programs however are below the which he had to spend much of hiS speech tune explammg to the Many are turmng to local statewide average of $18 244 property taxpayers despt te per pupil property valuatiOn ladies of tbe luncheon mfus10n of $654 nulllon more 'If thts many school boards "Harry Country" from the state smce the mcome and administrators are willing ThiS IS Harry country,' Collins confided, and 11 was evident ~--~~----~------------------~tax was enacted But 59 pet of to mvest their lime and effort Some 65ladtes, many of them over 60 years of age loaded their Business Phone E. M. BLAKE, JR. J. T. BLAKE the school dollar still comes m gmng to voters for new plates With fried chit:<; en ham loaf, sweet potatoes and peas at $3 25 each from local sources, 36pct from levies, the needs must be 992·2804 Phone 992-5404 Phone 992-7117 the state and 5 pet from there, ' he believes When they had fuushed eatmg, !bey sat back to Usten to the Washington Durmg the 1971HI speeches Armstrong was busy passmg out free ltckets to Beulah From a high of 390 new school year the last year sehool levies on the ballot m Park race track south of Columbus while Collins stuck to his before the state mcome tax, 64 1970 the number of requests ptcture cards, handmg them out like a blackjack dealer pet of the school dollar came for additiOnal millage dropped Collins, seated m the nuddle of the crowd, was introduced as a from local sources, 30 pet from to 245m 1971 as the legiSlature candidate for the Senate, and after be had explamed about reapporiionment be proclauned the state and 6 pet from the debated the mcome tax and to Federal Government I have one of the fmest records anybody could possibly bave only 139 among the state's 620 The state mcome tax only district.<; m 1972 School mtllage m the Ohio Senate I am a rural legiSlator I represent the rural belped move Ohto from 50th to dropped 3 3 pet m 1973 over areas We have closed the gap and done a real JOb for tbe rural people of thls state ' about 35th among the states m 1972 as a result of the rollback per capita spendmg for and fewer levy requests But Then lt was Armstroog s turn He was seated at the bead of the elementary and secondary schools started feeling the table We re all familiar wtth thts man,' satd Lucrlle Dunn education, pomts out John pmch If lnflatwn Hauck notes makmg the mtroduchon He's been around here for years Hauck BASA Executive by 1973 and last November 122 The senator began slowly warrung that the Democrats could • , take control of the Ohio Senate with one more seat Director OhiO was playing a diStricts sought higher mtllage game of catch-up he sayd Although mflatwn has been 'We ve got to wake people up to the fact that they want a man ., who will put his htde on the line to do what s right Armstrong Remember many schools eatmg at school budgets he ;- S8ld 308 S. Third Avenue Box 267 were m financtal chaos m adds a decisiOn by the State 1970 ' Schools gamed nearly Board of Tax Appeals has .:, " Taxes An Issue ~: '(Gov ) Gilligan has ratsed more taxes on the people of Ohio $400 milliOn from the state In prevented school district.<; from ' ( than any governor m history, but I dtdn 't see any new highways the first twa-year budget after collecting taxes on property ~: or parks or butldmgs collllng down the road to southern Ohto ' the state mcome tax passed value mcreases brought by ~ Armstrong told tbe ladtes the mcome tax has not solved the but tbat was less than half the Inflation That ruling IS betn/;( " achools' financral problems 'The school supermtendents are $1 I billiOn mcrease superm challenged m court and m a bill ~ COilllng to me, saymg they're gomg to bave to shut down the first tendents surveyed stx months (SB 538) mtroduced m the COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT before tmposttiOn of the mcome legislature last month •• ,' of January,' he sa1d "I ve been a school bus driver and I'm and Full Time Qualified Service Man. ~ interested m educalton My wife ts a retired teacher, and I've got tax believed , they needed : two daughters teaching Although the mcome tax was ; Armstrong recetved his biggest band when be satd One of the thought by many to be a cureThe Daly Sentinel • mOlt disgraceful things I can think of Is the tndlctment of the all for the schools edvcallon s COMPLETE INSPECfiON SERVICE DIEVOTEDT0111E National Guard at Kent State Maybe tbey dtd make a miStake share of the revenue was not as lNTERESTOF Complete Line of Parts For All Makes of Extinguishers ~ , but look at aU the miStakes the students made" MEJG8-M.ASON AREA Sizeable as many thmk,' CHE8J'ERL TANNEHn.L ' He was also applauded for favormg the death chair' for Hauck says "'""HOEFUOI ~ ~ murder "We're gettmg away from the Idea that Johnny got ;rhe State Office of Budget ROBERT Oty Edltw "' dropped on hiS bead wben he was a kid Armstrong said and Management estimates RECHARGING • HYDROST ATJC TESTING-SAFETY LIGHTS-SIRENS-HOSE l'llblUOed "'"' \l!aybe he dtd, but we've still got rules and regulations to be the 1f2 to 31f2 pet personal m £»do Yaney Publilhing Company Ill --~ obeyed " come tax wtll produce $418 Co1u1 St Ohio !r11t a..uCOMMERCIAL ALARM SYSTEMS-SPRINKLER SYSTEMS-NEW FIRE TRUCKS Office Pbone In-21M Ed.lt.orill A'Mlnt llnCollins boasted m his campaign literature of sponsonng 'over nullwn thiS year Nearly half of 2157 •' 2110 laws affecting you and your commumty • Armstrong clauns Second c1aa po. .ge p111d at Pomeroy that amount ($202 milliOn ), LADDERS-HOME ALARM SYSTEMS-NEW HTINGVISHERS Ohio ' • 74, but his true philosophy came through m hls speech to the however ts returned to local National adverlialn& repreaentatlve ~' Republican women governm~nts as relm BotllneUl-Gallagher lnc 12 Ealt ~2nd St Yort New York We Have A Complete Line of Tag1, Sigm amf- Arrows to Meet OSHA Requirement~, 1 "We've got 70,000 laws to enforce the Ten Commandments "he bursement for the 10 pet New.!llblcription l'ltel Dd.lvt:nd by catrll:r : lald 'We~~ be better off to elect somebody to kill off sorq'e of property tax rollback orderetl where IVIilab)e 10 ctl'\tl per weell By ... the Jaws tl ~ wben the mcome tax was MOior Route wtllrt tWt1er .-vice nol avallabh! One mcmd! $2.A:I By m11U m I ~ , The women cl01ed their meeting With a chorus of My County OPEN 9 AM. • 5 PM., Monday thru Friday enacted and ror homestead OhJo and W Yt One Yur t:II Sb: ~ '1'la of Thee" and a prayer ror Prestdent Ntxon exemphons for the elderly The months 19 Kl Three months $6 EIJewhert $22 00 yeer Jl.l months •11 :iO ~ , Calllna, e.-en In enemy territory, seemed mspired I haven'! balance of the mcome tax l.hree t monlhl II 50 ~t:..Tiption pi~ 1 ~ chansed my mind," he satd "I still think I'm gonna wtn 11 " revenue covers only 9 7 pet of InclOOts ~y Ttml!s-Stntinl!l v Bed elevation for hiatal hernia •• • : : to capture SEOAL meet PO\\erful Ironton last Saturda} In the Tn-State InvitatiOnal meet at Boy d Countv Hig h School In Ken lucky "hen Huntmgton Hig h defeated the defendmg SEOAl champiOns 68 , to 54 Ironton 1s paced by Bruce records C~rter \\a s a member of the Tigers cha mpiOnship 880. ) ard relav tea m las t spnng (1 32 6) and the mile relay squad I 3 32 I) Back this year m th ose tw o e\ ents bestdes Middleport, Ohio,45760 .. """"',._,by"" ~ I r ' • the Jackson Irenmen \\ ho ha' c turned tn several outs t<Jndu g perfor man ces thts sp rtn g place h onors The remamtng four spots 111 the leag ue stan dmgs IS up for grabs between Gallipolis Wave rl) Wellston and Meigs second three In the third one with the Bulldogs repla ced b} Mike Ri chards m the fourth and fo ur In U1e Jeff McKmn ey sta rted for \lith one out Richards got fifth to better their league the Marauders and lasted four Mace to foul out to ca tcher record to 52 mmngs bemg charged with M1ck Ash and fa nned Cooksey Ironton il nd Well ston seven runs on se ven htts Dmle) s shutout was spOiled currently tied for the top spot Athens scored m the second on 10 the seve nth as JUmor second at 5 I, meet Wednesda} with a tnple by left fielder Dick baseman Mike Nesselroad led the loser droppmg mto a he Cooksey foll owed by a off w1th a smgle only the sacnflce fly to left by Jon fourth Marauder safety McB ride Three more ca me Ault drew a walk before I home In the third on a hi t Dave nport h1t a grounder to batter smgle walk another shor t which rolled und er hit batter single and "alk Mace s glove sconn g An error opened the door for Nesselroad befor e the nex t two an unearned run m the four th batters went down as Larry Dailey reached safely Dailey fann ed four batters By MILTON RICHMAN to lead off the mmng Tw~ outs and yielded JUst one walk and UPI Spons Editor and a stolen base later Mark four hit.<; McKmney and Ault Mace the top hit ter on the day each wa lked four while NEW YORK (UP! ) -A not ed Greek philosopher not A, IStotle with two smgles delivered a McKmney struck out t" o and OnasSis once was so distressed b) what he felt was happenmg to blow up the mJddle to score Richards one Of the eight Bulldog hit.<; a fme old Amencan ga me that he was moved to wrmg both Dailey Meanwhile Meigs was bemg seve n came off McKtnney and hands beat hiS breast and pour ou t his anguish In pub tic Pro football1sn t what It used to be ' wailed Alex Karras the held at bay by so uthpa" one off Richards so often astute Hellemc behemoth Bulldog hurler Sco tt Dailey as ThiS afternoon Meigs hosts The thmg I don t like aboulit IS tha t they re gettmg those 5 the Marauder batters could Gallipolis for a subotitutes foot I 110-jlound soccer players -these little foreign guys who manage JUSt three hit.<; a smgle IBJ game before the varsity b) Dave Wolfe m the first and gOfS to Kyge r Creek for a smg I m go-eeng to keeck a tawch-<lown -and the) re de termmmg the outcome of so many football games smgles b] Perk Ault and M1ck return bout 1111h the Bobcats on Alex Karras was nght to some degree Davenport In the second Wednesday Not to any great one ho"ever The Bulldogs added four In Meigs 000 000 1- 1 4 ~ 013 140 x- 9 8 2 Only 20 foreign born players performed m the NFL last season the fifth on a Single and walk Athens and of that total nme were place kickers which ushered m Ault to the McKmney ILP I Ault 15) Correct 10 One Sense mound Ault walked four of the Richa rds (5) and Ash Dailey Karra s was correct In the sense that se veral of the better next five batters before bemg and Hawk Deal I61 placedktckmg specialists like Miami s Garo Yeprem1an Cm cmnati s Horst Muhlmann and Kansas Ctty's Jan Stenerud come from such places as Cyprus West Germany and Norway and that the fteld goal achieved the kmd of unportance m professiOnal football II never enjoyed before As of last week though no more Last week, the NFL owners woke up They passed 10 rule changes and m so domg completely modermzed thetr game They aired It out and gave II a fresh look The owners moved the goal posts from the goallme to the end Host Wahama rallied from a home run m the fourth proved !me and said henceforth mtssed field goals would be returned to the lme of scrunmage or the 2o-yard lme whJChever was farther 4-1 deficit m the fourth mmng to be the wmmng blow to defeat visiting Galhpohs 8-4 Hesso n fanned four and from the goallme at Mason C1ty Monday ~>alked four N1da} stru ck out What the owners dtd was fmally become aware of what the evemng seven and walked SIX great ma)ortt} of fans have been sa>1ng all along - there was too The White Falcons 30-11 on The Blue De1 Il s play much foot m pro football the year scored four runs m at Jackson m a non Jackson The way II was you d get to the other guy's 45 on a fourth and the bottom of the fourth and league outmg today two SituatiOn and automallcally send m one of Alex Karras little Monday s box European friends If he kicked a field goal !me If he d1dn t so added three msurance runs m the Sixth after the Ohwans had GAHS BLUE DEVILS (4) what• A coach dtdn t have to be a gemus Last week thmgs PLAYER - Pos AB R H taken a 4 I lead behmd the changed Bretl w. tson 2b 3 1 2 3 0 0 M k e Watson Jb At least now the game has been returned to tl s nghtful hurhng of Jim Niday n If 4 1 The Blue Devils now 6-11 on GarySwa owners -=the AmeriCans 1 4 2 B I Hoi and ct the year touched Rick Hesson Jtm Perr y ss 3 0 2 That s One Comment 4 0 1 R oger Da ley lb for seven safettes, but seven That s one of the comments I ve heard smce the adoptiOn of th e 2 0 0 M k e Berr dge c GAHS errors proved to be the M k e S cktes pr 0 0 0 new rules Larry Sand ers c 1 o o Gallians downfall Wahama A remark like that makes me laugh J m N day p 4 o o 3 0 0 L eon Br ggs r f I don t feel the foretgn players pollute the game of football I committed ft>e miscues S .31 4 7 Brett Wilson and Jim Perry TOTAL feel they add to It After bemg here awhile they become so WAHAMA FALCON 5 ( 8) paced Gallipolis with two hits PLAYER- Pos AB R H assunilated nobody really made much of the fact that the wm Dan Harman ss 3 1 0 apiece Wilson had a first mrung field goal had been ktcked b] a man from Larnaca Cyprus R ck H esson p 4 0 1 mng triple Gary Swam had a Dan Garder 3b 3 0 1 rather than one from Cypress Gardens Fla Bob Belcller 2b 3 1 o I did thmk the tremendous mcrease m field goals hurt pro third mmng double for GAHS Greg Camp c l 3 1 1 Hesson paced Wahama with T m Say r e If 2 1 0 football rather than helped It ke Berry rf 2 '2 1 The way II was the defendmg team could con tam the offensive t\\ o h1 ts Greg Camp had a M 1 0 0 T m Reed rf I 0 0 team ms1de Its own terrttory and still not be sure II wouldn t be courth mnmg double for the T m Dav ts rl sse ll l b 3 1 0 wmners Dwayne Russell s DwayneRu scored agamst With a fteld goal on fourth down That to me Dave Lew i s c 1 0 0 Mtke Lambert c 0 0 0 constitutes an meqwty A team gets no reward for Its 0 I 0 M1ke LeWtS c proficiency TOTALS 26 8 S Scar e by nn ngs Under the new rUles some coaches will have to coach more Ga t 101 200 0- 4 7 7 They ll have to use their brams more and that could work a Wallama 100 403 X 8 55 W nntn g p tcher - H esson hardshtpon some of them lsn'tthat too bad 1The best ones those w1llmg to work harder, Will sitU prevail For once somebody !bought about the fans The man who did was Pete Rozelle the NFL commtsswner and for that I congratulate hlDl LOGAN - Meigs th111clads Ever smce February that s three months ago Rozelle tried picked up 29 po111to good for every way he could to get the owners to see th e need for a change fifth place 111 the Mmgo Relays m the rules Not only m the kicking game but m the passmg here Saturday won by Jackson game, the blocking game and m the settlmg of the games with 86 \'z pmnts Other teams fimsh111g ahead of Meigs were Athens 80 New t..exmgton 571! STOP AT··and Logan 57 Nelsonville York had 27\'z and Federal Hockmg 18\'z Best showmg by Meigs were by Terry Whitlatch second place fimsh m the 180 low hurdles behind Artte for good value n I fe msurance-.v~.LICIOUS SANDWlt:HES DeStephen of Jackson and Bob State Farm Let me show you ALL THE EXTRAS Williamson s runnerup role 111 why the 100 yard dash betlmd Smart NOW OPEN of Logan other Meigs boys Sunday- 10 A M to 11 P M ~ 553 Russell St who placed "ere Mike Me Mon thru Thurs - 9 AM to 11 PM Dame! fourth diScus, the ~f (Gravel Hill) Fn & Sat -9 A M to 1 AM team a third m the 880 relay, Jc. lro, Middleport 0 Tom Lowery fourth m the 440- • • • PH 992 7t55 yard dash Bruce Reed fourth STATE FARM m the two-nule run Meigs 992 2556 tlurd m the mile relay I and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY~--~~~~ Homt 011 te Bloomlllrton lllinon POMEROY,O. W MAIN Mar k Morns t hlrd m t he poIe Llh • IODrl nelrhbor, State vault Wahama rally tops Blue Devils, 8-4 ' • • ' ......"" .. ~ N N • • " ,. ' •'" ~ •• • • • •• •• ' Meigs fifth in relays Wise choice ADV Prt s~ lnt t>r ni'lt o l td o n a l L eLig u c E a sf w pet g b 600 I ll I ' 6 " 1'0 y II I l i'l Ch c ol o N ew Yo k P sbu r h J I 10 ? 350 I J I 11 ' w es6t " w 1 pel g b 17 ~ l/J 13 10 56~ 1 10 9 S?6 S 11 11 '100 6 l 11 SOO 6 Lo s Ano ti ou ston C l C n nt S:tn Fr an A l:1n1a S'ln 0 eqo 9 I1 39 8 Monday ~ R t>s ull s Housto n fl c 1 c qo 7 los A qc lcs 8 N ew York 7 0 1 y qnm~e s sc ticdulrd l Todav s Probable P•f c hcrs ! Ali T m t>~ EDT) C nc nna ( Nelson 1 7 at P II Sburgh ! Ell s 1 J 7 )') p 1 A lanla ( Rf>ed II I St Lol! s ( S cbcrl 7 1 ) 8 30 p n th ogo (5 o1 c 0 0 a Hov s ton <Dcrkc 70 8 35o T' Montreal ( M e N a ly 7 at Sa Dcqo ( G e f 11-l l \Opn NC' w York S c'IVN 1 7 <ll Los l\n1.1e1es M css ersm th 70 10 J O p 1 Ph a de Ph a ( Ruthven 1J ~ I San F an c sc o <Caldw PI -l I 11 p m Wedne~da y s Ga m t>s Mon t f'ill a t S:ln 0 eqo Pt lJdelph a a t San I-ran C nc a t P t sbgh 1 gt A t an a a 51 Lou s 1 ght Ch cago a HoustoFI n ght New Yo rk. at Los Anq n qht Am cr ca n l eague East w Ba t more M twaukee N ew York Boston C eveland Detro 1 7 pet 6 l 9 7 5~3 I;> 0 9 8 1 10 5 5 176 4 SO J4 10 g b '} J 3 w 1 pe t g b 12 8 600 10 9 52 6 10 1 476 " 9 10 .iJJ ? 8 10 tJ J 7 1 389 Texils Oc. kland Cal t orn a M nneso a Kansas c t y Ch cago Monday s Re sult s Clevel and 3M nnesota 2 Ca! t orn a 7 Boston 'l ( Only games scheduled J Tod ay s Probable P rchcrs { A ll T1me s EDT ) C evetand ( Peerson 0 OJ a M nneso a (8 yleven 2 2l 2 5 pm Cal lorn a (Ryan 23 a Bos to n iCteve and 1 2J 7 30 pm Oakland ( B lue 0 2) a York (Stottlemyr e 4 1) New 8 00 pm Tex as { B bby J n at M wauk ee ( Col bo r n 1 l l 8 30 p m De rot Lo l ch 0 4) at Kans s c.ty 5pl llorff 2 l ) 8 30 p n Ball more (Me N a tv 2 l a 9 00 Ch cago ( Bah nse n 'l 7 pm Wedn es days Game s Oakland 0 1 New York Ca for n a at Boston Te)(aS at M IW n gil l Ball more at Ch 1 gilt Detro I a t Kan C y n gh (O n y games schedu ed J WHA Playoff Schedule s And R esu lt ~ By Unt ied P re~s lnl ern.at ona l ( All Ttme s EDT J East F nat Chtcago vs Toro n to ( Chtcago l ead s 2 1l Ap r 19 - Toron to 6 Ch cago J Ap r 22 Ch cago .1 Toron to J A pr 2B - Ch cago J Toron to 2 Apr JO - a t Ch cago B 30 p m M a y 1- a t Toronto B 05 p m x dMay 4- al Ch cago 8 30 p m x May 6 at Toron to 8 05 p m Wes t F•nat M nn es ot a vs Houston ( Hou ston le ad~ 3 21 Ap r 18- M nn 5 Houston 4 ot Ap r 20 - Hovston 5 M nnesota 2 Ap r 21 - M nnesota 4 Ho us ton I A pr 2B - Hou ston 4 M nnesola Apr 29 - Hou ston 9 M nnesota ~ May 1 at M nnesota 8 30 p m x May 2- at Hous ton 8 30 p m )( If n ecessary ' BLANCO PURCHASED SAN FRANCISCO (UPI ) The San Francisco G1ants hit by InJUries at second base Monday purchased utility m fielder Damaso Blanco from their Phoemx affi liate m the Pacific Coast League A Giants spokesman said Blanco 32 who spent parts of the last two seasons with San Francisco y, as used pnmanly as a shortstop at Phoemx but IS expected to ftll m at second until TIIo Fuentes and M1ke Phillips are fully recovered from the1r InJUries To make room for Blanco the Giants optioned mflelder Bruce Miller to Phoemx Lo s ng p tche r - N day 11 ?J Inn ngs p tched - Hesson 7 N day 1 N day 6 W ld p tc h Hesson 1 A t bat off - Hesson 3 N day 26 Base on balls off - N day 6 Hesson 4 Struck out by - N day 7 H esso n 4 Double pl ay GAH S Pa ssed ball Lew s Le ft on base GAHS 12 Wallama 2 Ext ra base 11 Is W tson 1 p te Sw an and Camp doubles Russel l ho me run Ump r es La For t an d Hurnen T m e I SO Nease's key single is • big blow for Tornados HtDW t l I :)ttJi'l sem, deli vered II nu fu Mt tt: l Nc 1St: b tscs locidcd smgle m lhe s1xth mmng ts thr 11 kl~)- d Sr uthern fotn,Jd JS J\erc~Jrn..: t 4 2 deflnt \\ lth scVLn s xth nr mg runs lo top tile N 1rttl ( ,alha P tr 1les l 4 herr 1 ht: fur n<rdus \\ h before the Pr ratcs r til red fm frft h ft c.: c Soutter r1 stnt er and \\ITlller P( te Si)IC \\erlt ou t !11 11 Stf ul I 1plcd fqiJO \\Cd ll\ a ( ~ 1e \\t lc..:h s r g:lc l hc1ss rt H.hr tl 1n m 1rr or follov.ed b\ t s Jn ~-: l e IJ\ ( u lne1 Bill Pcll 11.: n d B II Sl n~ then led 2 0 r ~.;ad ~ d on i.: f rurs 1t Cot ntmg Monell) fo ur m the r th t fr lll C \flu tt c f rst t\\ o b tHu s to (' II ( r ~ fuu r v.cre ( rl fm th~ four run s I h~en c~ me th~ biF.: S 1tt c1n c~s D::n ~.: I he1ss h:d off slugged b1 N01lh ( ,,l ila h 5 but sixth the f or rados put the n s toge ther rt the r 1gh! t me a i on~ \\ th mnE' \\ ilk s off t\orth Ga iiia hurle1 Jack lard 1er Co ntrol wa s thr Ptr<Jte pr oblem IS ~outh er n st1 Ul k for sol o run s m U1e tt 11 d 111! fou th mmngs on 1cler he d Pll 1tc m1scues rn the U HI c r e~ Dunmn g wal ked and stoh ~econd ba~e He tl ~ n tr1ed to \\ U 1 smgle John S1 lst r g r ounded IL t fn ll nHd lH Sa~ 1 c :-; :-;tngh.' a1d ~ t olc n bc~se J ~ Youn~ ""!ked sct t1n ~ the stage for i'\e ~ ~e s blm\ \\ htc h tled the ()leg ~u re 1t 4 4 DUI 1 m g Br ld\ Huffman and GIe~ Cundi ff U1e n w ;lked foli<llled b) a b~ Ran t!) v.. .u ne1 h s sc<.:ond htl of the ga me steal third but the thr011 In Sa\ re \\ ent all the \\a) m Nor th Gall" ca tche1 Mol k g 11nmg the '' tn v. h1le G 1rdncr Thet~s w rs \\lid a llo \\IO f..: llso \H~nt the chslanc e Dunmng to sc ore Sc:IVrc struck out stx and rh e CXC!Ct Scl! l1C' Clr \\a] keel JUSL tv~· o wh ile G 'l r d n~r cumstances all owed Nease to fanned 15 and \ telded m n~;: score tn the ftfth afle t \\a lkmg '' al ks and stealing second The I 01nados 1re nov. 4 1 tn North Galh 1 countered m the fi fth ho"W cver buncl mg three of Ito hi (.<; while the [or SIX s1ng le nados com mitted three of the1 r the league a nd b:! overa ll 1 oday Southern IS at Glouster be £01 e resummg l ea~ue battle \\ ed nesd ~) ~t Hnnnan ! race 1 tle P 1 atcs a1 c 0-7 tn the Baseball today Suuthein .tl (,ioustci I ed!'I ,Jl llockm g 1l I ""I league I 11 over"ll Southern 00 1 107 0- 9 5 4 North G d 000 040 0-4 6 2 !:>ayre ar d Dunmng Ga rdner and TheiSs Patterson 151 c'sl( I 11 \lti gs ,11 ("Illl)lOhs !(.un c! 1 11 More sports on page 6 COACHES TO MEET RAClN E - There "111 be a mect11 g of the Southe1n I ocal School D1st n ct 1Ha c1 ne ) b~ seball coa ches at the Jum or Hi gh Wednesda y Mal I at 7 30 p m All coaches are reques ted to bnng team r osters and btrth dates of F o 1 f 1 n whe n he ..vas shn p 1 q tt e Sov et Un on I rtlt a ce• l ury .:~go t he 11 0v C'> wer e the -nost mpo b l o t all he arts foch y nov es a re r c ch ng Rus s ans on a 5cd c l ~ a t L en n never for es a..v Each year lou r and a half b I ton mov e t c k et s 1r e sold n the Sov e t Un on and the aver;tgc Ru s5 an goes to th e mov es no e than 20 I w s n vP;J Prtr t ol ~ c boom re su lt s fr om t:~ck at compe l ton l~;lev son s toodu l to off er mu ch o l an allernat ve Bu t the real cr cd I belong s to the thaw that has aff ec ted 'tnd b enet t ed at th e arts n I he u SSR W th SAYRE HARDWARE 881 ms New Haven W V• pla)ers / Pirates, R ed s ' \ clash tomght PITTSBURGH I UPI I - The PIItoburgh Pirates will tr, to move out of the Na t10nal League East cellar tomght when they open a three ga me se nes wtth the Cmctn nat l Reds The Pira tes Idle since Sunda) when they trounced the IISIImg Houston Astros 7 3 plan to start Dock Ellis t I Roger Nelson I 2 will be on the mound for the Reds m th ird place In the Nl Wes t Th1 s Week s Spee~al USED CARS 1 ~ An independent insurance agent doesn't vanish when you need him Some one company salesmen v an sh as soon as you buy a 1972 OLDS DELTA 88 4 DR. 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MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' ' • the deolog ca l leas h loo sened I lm s <lre now a ll owe d to en tert a n as we i a s preac h Heres some t h ng that ;tllec l s and benef ts all user s ol tap wa ter - the pu r l y ng [lnd I l e nng act on of wa ter refmers En oy the lu)(ury of bathm~ w lh wa ter so r ef ned t nn se s soap away on con tact - l eav ng y our sk n smooth a nd s l ky F. or your own good heal th n vesllga te ref ned wat er by con ta c l ng 882 2525 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY I I the Sport Parade When- May 1, 1974 .' to un seat Today's - ., chance defe nd ing cha mpiOn r1 ge rs IS lE O LEAGUE BRACK RECORDS EVENT HOLD ER SC HOO L RE CO RD - YEAR ! ?0 yd h ghhurdles Tom Spen cer Gil l pol ~ 1) 0 )< 1969 100 yd da sh Mckey Fra11cr Log ;m 10 0 1960 One M le run (h r s Tol l ver Log 1n J 19 73 880 yd c l:~y Iron ton 0'1 e R t !c Bruce (:'I f er Jel l Helnnon B II Ml1 rk n l 1 3? 6 19 73 1 10 yd d r~ sh Ken DeVea u A thens 51? 19 65 1BO yd ow hu d es Artt e DeS t ephe 1 Jnckso 71 0 19/J M ke Layne I ron ton J'l 0 19/J 880 yd ru 1 Bob Heln dley Athen s 1 59 1 1969 ?70 yd dash Mckey Fra zter Logan n? 1960 Two m lc Run - Cec I Morr son Iron ton 9 S6 9 1973 M le Re toy I ron t on (Jell Hann on Jeff Thomt\ s Denn•s R l e Ron V m.on) 3 3? !9/3 H gh Jump Si eve Ch ase At h ens 6 1 1?61 Lo1g Jump - Rober t Wagon er A t hens 71 l 19 7 3 5? 5J 1911 Shot Put - A ll en Ackerman At h en s 0 scus - Chuck' Neal Ga l l p olls 150 8 1910 Po eVaul t M1keWI1<nson A then s 13 1972 l.: Recor d set n prelim nJr cs Prev ous ct amo on s AI hens {8) 1963 1964 1965 1966 967 1968 1969 1971 Logan (6) 957 958 195'1 1960 196 1 1962 l ronlon 0 1972 1973 Gal tpo s ( 1) 19 70 The Athens Bulldogs gamed a share of second place In the fmal SEOAL standmgs top pmg the Meigs Marauders 9-1 at Athens Monday The Bulldogs rapped eight hits off Marauder p1tchmg platmg to a solo run m the Collins, Armstrong Where - New Building & Service Dept. :'1 SEOAL track records Bulldogs dump Marauders 9-1 : We've Moved N r~ t W t>~ t t . FIRE & SAFETY E9UIPMENT Car ter IS Al fo nzo John son mcludmg a team 11ctory m the Second Annual Mm go Rel a)s at Loga n thi s post 11 cekend Carter and Cecil Mornson Athens and 1 oga n 11111 both of 11 hom hold leag ue probabl} battle 11 out for third r R. E. TRACY expected onh once all spnn g - that \\ ~ ~ : facing property owners 1s to capture 11.<; th ~rd stra ght Mornson set a ne \\ h.' illlll Southeastern OhiO I e ;gue mark tn the h\ o mill! 1 un m tra ck t1Ue at Athens Wtd 197 J runmn g the eve nt Ill nesda , aflernoon ~ 56 9 He It be back for o The !Rt h an nual SEOAI meet repeat Werlnesda' IS scheduled lo begm 1t J 10 Ca rt er IS also cx.pN ted tu p m at the R BaSil Rultci 11alk off w1th the 220 1" rd da sh Field The Pbms honors th1s vear Ironton has tasted defe" t Onl) other league team g !\t:n i- New school tax levies B y IJ rHh.: d Pt Hearing continued l: Standings Mo \tr r 11 <. t Lou • Power companies lose EPA appeal in Supreme Court .; 1u c~<.ld\ Apnl 10 1 )14 3 - fht: D,ul\ Senhnel MICtcUeport Ponh:>J O\ 0 �., • 2- The Daily Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 I l'uesdav Apnl 10 1914 rtJ Rhodes attacked by Fry 1 Ironton heavy favorite DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB By United Press International ernor would establiSh a Per• the Publ" Utihl1es Co rn noun ced Monday II had Issued Charles E Fry R formance Evaluation Office to rn1ssaon of Oh10 sa td 1ts sec ond vol untary fm~ ncta l Spnngheld, toda y acc used momtor the shock probatiOn Fma11<.: 1al Statement diSclosure statement foqner Gov James A Rhodes program m the state 1 he Citizens for Wilham J I he report was filed with of bemg afraid to reveal h1s The shock probatiOn Brown Committee the group Commoii Cause of Ohio, a By Lawrence F~ Lamb, M D mcome tax figures and also program gives first felony supportmg the re-election of culahon • Should pillows used chest held up to create as little variCose vems The effect IS public mterest group and With attacked the state s shock offenders a chance to obl.am lht> Ohw attornev genera l an DEAR DR LAMB - My at troubleso me limes for compresSion of the abdommal proportiOnal to the mcreased th e Ohio secretary of state probahon program husband and f were very elevatiOn be better and suf contents as possible You can pressu re from the body s quick release from prison on An eight Inch grateful for the diScusSion of ficient help• Fry , Rhodes mam opponent the premiSe the prison exsee that pillows could even poSitiOn htatal herma m our newspaper elevation will not have the for the GOP gubernatonal perience will cause them to DEAR READER- Pillows make ma tters worse My husband had thrs and we JUst won t do for elevation of nom1natwn next month sa1d change their behavior The upnght poSition does sa me degree of effect as you elevate the bed mght mches the head m hiatal herma Too mcrease pressure m the vems get from bemg upright I guess Rhodes Is afraid to come out After seven years we still of h1dmg to participate m a don t know whether ~hock proWe are both 54 I m an R N often they will only raiSe the below the heart which does 1~ you wanted a comparison prunary electwn campaign bation IS successful or not and have had three children upper chest actually bendmg affect hemorrhoids and that small amount of elevation and have the usual hemorrhOid the chest over the abdomen Rhodes IS hopmg he can said Fry IS more hke bemg on the moon or whether II ' steal this nommation without and vartcose vem problems with one Sixth the force of This compresses th e ab ~ achieves what the General even surfacmg to answer ques Assembly Intended from being on my feet all my dommal cavity and the m- Bengals so he could begm play gravity as compared to twns about his personal fman hfe I m concerned about the creased pressure tends to push m the WFL before 1975 standing on earth The Shock Probation But he added I m not gmng cml gams as governor and e 1gh~mch elevatiOn of the head the herma through the mmtmal mcrease m 4>ressure While I am not opposed to ~ thereafter, ' said Fry and the prmc1ple of shock proba of the bed continuously Will diaphragm If anythmg the to try to get a release I plan to then will not greatly mfluence even Without discussmg the tion I am agamst mdiscrunm thiS be harmful to our c1r back should be arched and the honor the option ' vancose vems or hemorrhmds Testunony also was taken • prunary ISSue of thiS campaign ate release of pr1soners when For more mformahon on By CHAHLO fTE MOUL fON from Vmce Costello Bergey s - pollllcal mtegr~ty ' hiatal herma (herma through we lack any reasonable check former lmebacker coach, Mike the diaphragm ) write to me m WASHINGTON CUP I) - The Supreme Court Fry noted he along w1th on the success or failure of the McCormack head coach of the ca re of thiS newspaper, P 0 Gov John J Gilligan, Sen program refused Monday to rev rew antrpollutton standard s Philadelphia Eagles and Dick Box 1551, Radio City StatiOn Howard Metzenbaum, D.Oh1o In other political races, Kent whtch electnc ulthttes satd would Impede efforts to CINCINNATI (UP!) - A of Bergey and Chomyszak Gallagher director of the Pro New York N Y 10019, and ask and John Glenn, all candidates Bell Democratic candidate for reach rratwnal self sufftctency tn energy federal JUdge allowed the The WFL IS seeking to Football Hall Qf Fame In Can for the booklet on hiatal herma for var1ous nommatwns m the the secretary of state nomma Cmcmnah Bengals temporary mduce a substantial number of ton Ohio The Court refused to overturn anttpollutwn May 7 prunary electwn, have lion asked Monday for an Send 50 cents to cover costs restrammg order agamst the Costello termed Bergey a made their fmancial mvestigahon mto so-ealled standards set by the Envtronmental ProtectiOn World Football League to quality Bengals foot6all Of course, If you were really " players to Jump, said Lloyd different person ' smce the womed about II you might use statements publlc He said Democratic sample ballots' Agency (EPAl for newly constructed plants expire Monday but his court Ihe U ~ Court of Appeals lor the Otstnct of room was filled with football If the World Football League Jump and said hts game plan twin beds Elevate your Rhodes was the only candidate distributed by the state Demosucceeds the Bengals concentration' could be affect who has not done so Columbta had found the EPA rules reasonable husband's bed and leave yours cratic Party players as the Bengals and football team would be ed by what his teammates flat "Disdain For PubUc Interest' Power compames asked the court to balance the WFL began heated arguments decunated and wrecked ' Bell charged only endorsed think and say about himm , ' He IS showmg a complete candidates of the state Demo- natwn s need for electnctty with the htgh costs of over alleged 'player ra1dmg ' ~ DEAR DR LAMB - I am a WFL attorney George Mos Bergey Trade Rejected disdam for the public mterest 16-year-old juntor Recently cratlc committee were listed attempting to meet EPA standards A utthty After hsterung to three hours carmo contended the NFL was McCormack revealed he had said Fry 'He mtends to stay on the sample ballot and said of testimony Monday af trymg to suppress the tried to trade for Bergey before while playmg basketball m undercover and try to wm this any 'sample 'ballot should liSt assoctahon satd the EPA standards would Jeopar I felt something happen d1ze the abthty of electnc ulthttes to meet Prestdent ternoon, U S DIStrict Court marketplace of football the WFL stgrung but after the gym prunary through Internal polit- all candidates m my head I went up for a Judge David S Porter ordered players ' JUmp turned dawn an opICal pressure than by openly ~ Bell s name was not mcluded N1xon s goal of maktng the natton sell sufltctent tn that the heanng on a Bengals rebound and when I came down Moscarmo Said the WFL was portumty the Bengals preenergy • discussmg the 1ssues He 1s on the sample ballot request for a prelunmary m only seekmg to be competitive I felt a kink m the left back part sented to trade for hun thus subverting the whole pur In a bnef order the Supreme uunates only to further a JUnchon against the WFL be Henry Eckhart, seeking the of my head A second after that m that 'marketplace" and at think he now would be of I pose of a prunary substantial government m Court refused to revtew the Democratic lieutenant gover contmued today no tune were players mduced questionable val,Ije to an NFL happened I felt a burmng ' I do not thmk the Repub- nor's nommation, satd, if elect- appeals court rulmg terest and not to suppress At the close of Monday s to breach exiStmg contracts ' sensation start at the area of team ' said McCormack lican voters,' added Fry, ed he would support Gilligan s unwelcome opmwns mclud session Porter turned down a In another pollutiOn Issue m Bergey dtsclosed Gallagher, who was dtrector the kmk The burning sensation ' want a candidate to represent policies and programs the Supreme Court agreed to mg criticiSm of Jailers bid by the team to extend the testunony he had stgned a of player personnel for the began to spread throughout them m November who can t - Let stand a lower court 1(klay restrammg order that As a member of Governor dec1de later whether PreSident most of the left side of my face an opponent of his own Gilligan's cabmet for over two NIXon has power to withhold ruling tha t a Kentucktan prohibited the WFL from $525 000 contract wtth the Paul Brown-<'Oached Cleveland head Although my head felt a Ambassadors and also party m Ma~ years I know how the Gtlligan from the states allotments servmg a life prison sentence Sigmng any players under received a $150 000 bonus for Browns m 1955 testified 'I little funny for about one-anddon t think It's right to sign a 'He (Rhooes) w1ll be a admmiStration funchons and I authoriZed by Congress for for murder should be freed or contract to the Bengals s1gnmg player under contract to an- a half hours after 11 happened Sitting duck for the Democrats feel I could make a real con water pollution control resentenced because hiS attar The JUdge s deciSIOn mean smce that tune I have felt 0 K In questionmg Bergey Lloyd other team and a debacle for his own trtbullon to Its effechveness as The appeals court ruled that ney was not present for the the WFL IS no longer legally pomted to an 'acceleration' Moscarmo said Cleveland m What was It that happened and party Ohto s lieutenant governor," the PreSident has no such formal sentencmg 15 years obstructed from gomg after clause m his WFL contract, 1955 had stgned two players al do you feel that II IS necessary Fry said he if elected gov- Eckhart former chairman of authority But the 4th Circuit ago Bengals players but JUmps to which means Bergey would ready under contract to the to see a doctor? - Demed a hearmg to env1 the new league by other earlier had ordered more DEAR READER - You hearmgs m another case m the ronmentahsts who complamed Bengals seem remote while the unmed1ately go to work for the Wmmpeg team of the Canadtan probably turned your head as U S Dtstnct Court m Rich- that the big New Melones Dam bearmg on the prelunmary Ambassadors If released early Football League by the Bengals ' Did you adVIse Mr Brown you went up for the rebound mond Va on the assumptwn m northern Califorrua would mJunchon request contmues • WFL Induced Players to give the players back be and part of the muscle at the that he does The Justice destroy 9 nules of whitewater • FIVe persons testifted Mon(Contmued from page I) • Lloyd, m hts openmg ar- cause they were stgned with back of the neck went Into counties ' agrees Armstrong Department appealed both boatmg day mcludmg BtU Bergey and gument, said he would prove another team?' Moscarmo spasm or a cramp Many - Agreed to decide whether a Steve Chomyszak Bengal decisions people produce the same three Judge federal court m players who already have the WFL had mduced players asked Gallagher In other actwns the court Harry Armstrong, a ii4-year old farmer real estate salesman cramp reaction by contractmg I worked for Mr Brown - Ruled unanunously m a Arkansas had a right to signed wtth WFL teams After ~ try to fmd ways to ~nd their and securtiies broker, knows how to campaign He has been a current contracts he replied Mr Brown was the the calf muscle ltghtly aM townslup trustee and a county COmmiSSIOner He speaks the Califorma case tbat authorities overturn freight rate deciSIOns runnmg out their Cm'Cmnall holdmg It contracted for a httle Lloyd asked Bergey IS he was boss' language of the people could censor mali of priSon by the Interstate Commerce contracts Bergey ts to JOm the The cramped neck whtle aware that unsettling influen Brown, currently the head Comrmsswn Oakley Collins, a 57-year old farmer, former strip mme VIrgtma Ambassadors m 1976 ces could cause a player to be coach and general manager of musele will cause the type of operator and a high school prmctpal for 19 years speaks the and Chomyszak the released early the Bengals, Inlllated the suit sensatiOn you descrtbe As the same language Philadelphia Bell m 1975 I haven t seen 11 happen m against the WFL after Bergey cramp wears off the sensation Wean Out Horn The stately federal cour- my hve years with the goes away As long as you don't It Is said of Collins that the firSt thing he wears out on a new car troom here took on the at- Bengals " answered Bergey Jumped Bergey at tuneor seemed have a stiff neck and have good lS the horn - from dr1vmg down the street honkmg at all his mosphere of a football But Lloyd pomted out that m a dazed by fr1enda the court movement of your head clubhouse as brawny players depoSition, Bergey bad said he proceedings without pam, I would guess you Armstrong's major efforts m the legislature have been for and coaches sat shoulder-to- was ' aware will be just !me of such At one pomt he surveyed the highways and conservation Collins' for higher school subsidies shoulder m the seats By Wllllam Merriman sttuat1ons the states spendmg the seats filled wtth players wattfor rural areas Already Damaged" For Ohio Press Service Bergey mSisted he would mg to testify and gazed at budget office reports .Hotn nave supportea tne1r !ann constituency and both The entourage, most of them COLUMBUS - Most of the prepare myself to play the In addition to the 122 new worked for strip mme reforms acceptable to the muung mdustry subpoenaed by the Bengals best I can for the Bengals the tables jammed with lawyers, dollars for schools came from property tax levies for schools A thought for the day and said ' Paul Brown said Their campaigrung was put on display recently on a ramy listened mtently as Bengals next two years property taxpayers before on the May ballot BASA Mooday as they made a JOint appearance before the Pickaway there possibly could be some Charles Dudley Warner, Amert attorney John A Lloyd Jr told Chomyszak teshfted he legal action taken, but believe can man of letters satd County Republican Women s Club at the Pickaway Arms tn Ohto s mcome tax was passed figures show 28 special elec- the court the club has already m 1971 and they still do Voters tions have been held on new would like to be free of the Circleville ' Politics makes strange bedfel: been damaged by the stgntngs ophon year he owes the me, r dtdn t think 11 was gomg lows In 122 school diStricts will be ' school Issues smce last fall and to be like this " Prtor to the luncheon, Collins combed the public dinmg room renunded of that May 7 when 77 districts expect to put levies for prospective voters, greetmg them wtth a big smile, a bear they face new tax levies Uke handshake and a card bearmg his ptcture for more millage on the ballot School superintendents m November Many of the "Hi, boy,' he satd to one 'I'm Oakley Collins I have been a member of the Senate for 18 years and I'm runnmg agam You polled by the Buckeye districts seekmg new funds are Ass.octahon of School Ad m the medium range m local Since 1942 from Circleville • Ctrcleville s m my distrtct ' numstrators (BASA) say they property value Hauck says Collins was techmcally correct He has been a member of the Senate for 18 years, and be ts runnmg agam But he ts not a need $261 mtllton more a year Seventy of the districts, member of the Senate nor does he represent CircleVIlle, facts to pay for needed programs however are below the which he had to spend much of hiS speech tune explammg to the Many are turmng to local statewide average of $18 244 property taxpayers despt te per pupil property valuatiOn ladies of tbe luncheon mfus10n of $654 nulllon more 'If thts many school boards "Harry Country" from the state smce the mcome and administrators are willing ThiS IS Harry country,' Collins confided, and 11 was evident ~--~~----~------------------~tax was enacted But 59 pet of to mvest their lime and effort Some 65ladtes, many of them over 60 years of age loaded their Business Phone E. 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BLAKE the school dollar still comes m gmng to voters for new plates With fried chit:<; en ham loaf, sweet potatoes and peas at $3 25 each from local sources, 36pct from levies, the needs must be 992·2804 Phone 992-5404 Phone 992-7117 the state and 5 pet from there, ' he believes When they had fuushed eatmg, !bey sat back to Usten to the Washington Durmg the 1971HI speeches Armstrong was busy passmg out free ltckets to Beulah From a high of 390 new school year the last year sehool levies on the ballot m Park race track south of Columbus while Collins stuck to his before the state mcome tax, 64 1970 the number of requests ptcture cards, handmg them out like a blackjack dealer pet of the school dollar came for additiOnal millage dropped Collins, seated m the nuddle of the crowd, was introduced as a from local sources, 30 pet from to 245m 1971 as the legiSlature candidate for the Senate, and after be had explamed about reapporiionment be proclauned the state and 6 pet from the debated the mcome tax and to Federal Government I have one of the fmest records anybody could possibly bave only 139 among the state's 620 The state mcome tax only district.<; m 1972 School mtllage m the Ohio Senate I am a rural legiSlator I represent the rural belped move Ohto from 50th to dropped 3 3 pet m 1973 over areas We have closed the gap and done a real JOb for tbe rural people of thls state ' about 35th among the states m 1972 as a result of the rollback per capita spendmg for and fewer levy requests But Then lt was Armstroog s turn He was seated at the bead of the elementary and secondary schools started feeling the table We re all familiar wtth thts man,' satd Lucrlle Dunn education, pomts out John pmch If lnflatwn Hauck notes makmg the mtroduchon He's been around here for years Hauck BASA Executive by 1973 and last November 122 The senator began slowly warrung that the Democrats could • , take control of the Ohio Senate with one more seat Director OhiO was playing a diStricts sought higher mtllage game of catch-up he sayd Although mflatwn has been 'We ve got to wake people up to the fact that they want a man ., who will put his htde on the line to do what s right Armstrong Remember many schools eatmg at school budgets he ;- S8ld 308 S. Third Avenue Box 267 were m financtal chaos m adds a decisiOn by the State 1970 ' Schools gamed nearly Board of Tax Appeals has .:, " Taxes An Issue ~: '(Gov ) Gilligan has ratsed more taxes on the people of Ohio $400 milliOn from the state In prevented school district.<; from ' ( than any governor m history, but I dtdn 't see any new highways the first twa-year budget after collecting taxes on property ~: or parks or butldmgs collllng down the road to southern Ohto ' the state mcome tax passed value mcreases brought by ~ Armstrong told tbe ladtes the mcome tax has not solved the but tbat was less than half the Inflation That ruling IS betn/;( " achools' financral problems 'The school supermtendents are $1 I billiOn mcrease superm challenged m court and m a bill ~ COilllng to me, saymg they're gomg to bave to shut down the first tendents surveyed stx months (SB 538) mtroduced m the COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT before tmposttiOn of the mcome legislature last month •• ,' of January,' he sa1d "I ve been a school bus driver and I'm and Full Time Qualified Service Man. ~ interested m educalton My wife ts a retired teacher, and I've got tax believed , they needed : two daughters teaching Although the mcome tax was ; Armstrong recetved his biggest band when be satd One of the thought by many to be a cureThe Daly Sentinel • mOlt disgraceful things I can think of Is the tndlctment of the all for the schools edvcallon s COMPLETE INSPECfiON SERVICE DIEVOTEDT0111E National Guard at Kent State Maybe tbey dtd make a miStake share of the revenue was not as lNTERESTOF Complete Line of Parts For All Makes of Extinguishers ~ , but look at aU the miStakes the students made" MEJG8-M.ASON AREA Sizeable as many thmk,' CHE8J'ERL TANNEHn.L ' He was also applauded for favormg the death chair' for Hauck says "'""HOEFUOI ~ ~ murder "We're gettmg away from the Idea that Johnny got ;rhe State Office of Budget ROBERT Oty Edltw "' dropped on hiS bead wben he was a kid Armstrong said and Management estimates RECHARGING • HYDROST ATJC TESTING-SAFETY LIGHTS-SIRENS-HOSE l'llblUOed "'"' \l!aybe he dtd, but we've still got rules and regulations to be the 1f2 to 31f2 pet personal m £»do Yaney Publilhing Company Ill --~ obeyed " come tax wtll produce $418 Co1u1 St Ohio !r11t a..uCOMMERCIAL ALARM SYSTEMS-SPRINKLER SYSTEMS-NEW FIRE TRUCKS Office Pbone In-21M Ed.lt.orill A'Mlnt llnCollins boasted m his campaign literature of sponsonng 'over nullwn thiS year Nearly half of 2157 •' 2110 laws affecting you and your commumty • Armstrong clauns Second c1aa po. .ge p111d at Pomeroy that amount ($202 milliOn ), LADDERS-HOME ALARM SYSTEMS-NEW HTINGVISHERS Ohio ' • 74, but his true philosophy came through m hls speech to the however ts returned to local National adverlialn& repreaentatlve ~' Republican women governm~nts as relm BotllneUl-Gallagher lnc 12 Ealt ~2nd St Yort New York We Have A Complete Line of Tag1, Sigm amf- Arrows to Meet OSHA Requirement~, 1 "We've got 70,000 laws to enforce the Ten Commandments "he bursement for the 10 pet New.!llblcription l'ltel Dd.lvt:nd by catrll:r : lald 'We~~ be better off to elect somebody to kill off sorq'e of property tax rollback orderetl where IVIilab)e 10 ctl'\tl per weell By ... the Jaws tl ~ wben the mcome tax was MOior Route wtllrt tWt1er .-vice nol avallabh! One mcmd! $2.A:I By m11U m I ~ , The women cl01ed their meeting With a chorus of My County OPEN 9 AM. • 5 PM., Monday thru Friday enacted and ror homestead OhJo and W Yt One Yur t:II Sb: ~ '1'la of Thee" and a prayer ror Prestdent Ntxon exemphons for the elderly The months 19 Kl Three months $6 EIJewhert $22 00 yeer Jl.l months •11 :iO ~ , Calllna, e.-en In enemy territory, seemed mspired I haven'! balance of the mcome tax l.hree t monlhl II 50 ~t:..Tiption pi~ 1 ~ chansed my mind," he satd "I still think I'm gonna wtn 11 " revenue covers only 9 7 pet of InclOOts ~y Ttml!s-Stntinl!l v Bed elevation for hiatal hernia •• • : : to capture SEOAL meet PO\\erful Ironton last Saturda} In the Tn-State InvitatiOnal meet at Boy d Countv Hig h School In Ken lucky "hen Huntmgton Hig h defeated the defendmg SEOAl champiOns 68 , to 54 Ironton 1s paced by Bruce records C~rter \\a s a member of the Tigers cha mpiOnship 880. ) ard relav tea m las t spnng (1 32 6) and the mile relay squad I 3 32 I) Back this year m th ose tw o e\ ents bestdes Middleport, Ohio,45760 .. """"',._,by"" ~ I r ' • the Jackson Irenmen \\ ho ha' c turned tn several outs t<Jndu g perfor man ces thts sp rtn g place h onors The remamtng four spots 111 the leag ue stan dmgs IS up for grabs between Gallipolis Wave rl) Wellston and Meigs second three In the third one with the Bulldogs repla ced b} Mike Ri chards m the fourth and fo ur In U1e Jeff McKmn ey sta rted for \lith one out Richards got fifth to better their league the Marauders and lasted four Mace to foul out to ca tcher record to 52 mmngs bemg charged with M1ck Ash and fa nned Cooksey Ironton il nd Well ston seven runs on se ven htts Dmle) s shutout was spOiled currently tied for the top spot Athens scored m the second on 10 the seve nth as JUmor second at 5 I, meet Wednesda} with a tnple by left fielder Dick baseman Mike Nesselroad led the loser droppmg mto a he Cooksey foll owed by a off w1th a smgle only the sacnflce fly to left by Jon fourth Marauder safety McB ride Three more ca me Ault drew a walk before I home In the third on a hi t Dave nport h1t a grounder to batter smgle walk another shor t which rolled und er hit batter single and "alk Mace s glove sconn g An error opened the door for Nesselroad befor e the nex t two an unearned run m the four th batters went down as Larry Dailey reached safely Dailey fann ed four batters By MILTON RICHMAN to lead off the mmng Tw~ outs and yielded JUst one walk and UPI Spons Editor and a stolen base later Mark four hit.<; McKmney and Ault Mace the top hit ter on the day each wa lked four while NEW YORK (UP! ) -A not ed Greek philosopher not A, IStotle with two smgles delivered a McKmney struck out t" o and OnasSis once was so distressed b) what he felt was happenmg to blow up the mJddle to score Richards one Of the eight Bulldog hit.<; a fme old Amencan ga me that he was moved to wrmg both Dailey Meanwhile Meigs was bemg seve n came off McKtnney and hands beat hiS breast and pour ou t his anguish In pub tic Pro football1sn t what It used to be ' wailed Alex Karras the held at bay by so uthpa" one off Richards so often astute Hellemc behemoth Bulldog hurler Sco tt Dailey as ThiS afternoon Meigs hosts The thmg I don t like aboulit IS tha t they re gettmg those 5 the Marauder batters could Gallipolis for a subotitutes foot I 110-jlound soccer players -these little foreign guys who manage JUSt three hit.<; a smgle IBJ game before the varsity b) Dave Wolfe m the first and gOfS to Kyge r Creek for a smg I m go-eeng to keeck a tawch-<lown -and the) re de termmmg the outcome of so many football games smgles b] Perk Ault and M1ck return bout 1111h the Bobcats on Alex Karras was nght to some degree Davenport In the second Wednesday Not to any great one ho"ever The Bulldogs added four In Meigs 000 000 1- 1 4 ~ 013 140 x- 9 8 2 Only 20 foreign born players performed m the NFL last season the fifth on a Single and walk Athens and of that total nme were place kickers which ushered m Ault to the McKmney ILP I Ault 15) Correct 10 One Sense mound Ault walked four of the Richa rds (5) and Ash Dailey Karra s was correct In the sense that se veral of the better next five batters before bemg and Hawk Deal I61 placedktckmg specialists like Miami s Garo Yeprem1an Cm cmnati s Horst Muhlmann and Kansas Ctty's Jan Stenerud come from such places as Cyprus West Germany and Norway and that the fteld goal achieved the kmd of unportance m professiOnal football II never enjoyed before As of last week though no more Last week, the NFL owners woke up They passed 10 rule changes and m so domg completely modermzed thetr game They aired It out and gave II a fresh look The owners moved the goal posts from the goallme to the end Host Wahama rallied from a home run m the fourth proved !me and said henceforth mtssed field goals would be returned to the lme of scrunmage or the 2o-yard lme whJChever was farther 4-1 deficit m the fourth mmng to be the wmmng blow to defeat visiting Galhpohs 8-4 Hesso n fanned four and from the goallme at Mason C1ty Monday ~>alked four N1da} stru ck out What the owners dtd was fmally become aware of what the evemng seven and walked SIX great ma)ortt} of fans have been sa>1ng all along - there was too The White Falcons 30-11 on The Blue De1 Il s play much foot m pro football the year scored four runs m at Jackson m a non Jackson The way II was you d get to the other guy's 45 on a fourth and the bottom of the fourth and league outmg today two SituatiOn and automallcally send m one of Alex Karras little Monday s box European friends If he kicked a field goal !me If he d1dn t so added three msurance runs m the Sixth after the Ohwans had GAHS BLUE DEVILS (4) what• A coach dtdn t have to be a gemus Last week thmgs PLAYER - Pos AB R H taken a 4 I lead behmd the changed Bretl w. tson 2b 3 1 2 3 0 0 M k e Watson Jb At least now the game has been returned to tl s nghtful hurhng of Jim Niday n If 4 1 The Blue Devils now 6-11 on GarySwa owners -=the AmeriCans 1 4 2 B I Hoi and ct the year touched Rick Hesson Jtm Perr y ss 3 0 2 That s One Comment 4 0 1 R oger Da ley lb for seven safettes, but seven That s one of the comments I ve heard smce the adoptiOn of th e 2 0 0 M k e Berr dge c GAHS errors proved to be the M k e S cktes pr 0 0 0 new rules Larry Sand ers c 1 o o Gallians downfall Wahama A remark like that makes me laugh J m N day p 4 o o 3 0 0 L eon Br ggs r f I don t feel the foretgn players pollute the game of football I committed ft>e miscues S .31 4 7 Brett Wilson and Jim Perry TOTAL feel they add to It After bemg here awhile they become so WAHAMA FALCON 5 ( 8) paced Gallipolis with two hits PLAYER- Pos AB R H assunilated nobody really made much of the fact that the wm Dan Harman ss 3 1 0 apiece Wilson had a first mrung field goal had been ktcked b] a man from Larnaca Cyprus R ck H esson p 4 0 1 mng triple Gary Swam had a Dan Garder 3b 3 0 1 rather than one from Cypress Gardens Fla Bob Belcller 2b 3 1 o I did thmk the tremendous mcrease m field goals hurt pro third mmng double for GAHS Greg Camp c l 3 1 1 Hesson paced Wahama with T m Say r e If 2 1 0 football rather than helped It ke Berry rf 2 '2 1 The way II was the defendmg team could con tam the offensive t\\ o h1 ts Greg Camp had a M 1 0 0 T m Reed rf I 0 0 team ms1de Its own terrttory and still not be sure II wouldn t be courth mnmg double for the T m Dav ts rl sse ll l b 3 1 0 wmners Dwayne Russell s DwayneRu scored agamst With a fteld goal on fourth down That to me Dave Lew i s c 1 0 0 Mtke Lambert c 0 0 0 constitutes an meqwty A team gets no reward for Its 0 I 0 M1ke LeWtS c proficiency TOTALS 26 8 S Scar e by nn ngs Under the new rUles some coaches will have to coach more Ga t 101 200 0- 4 7 7 They ll have to use their brams more and that could work a Wallama 100 403 X 8 55 W nntn g p tcher - H esson hardshtpon some of them lsn'tthat too bad 1The best ones those w1llmg to work harder, Will sitU prevail For once somebody !bought about the fans The man who did was Pete Rozelle the NFL commtsswner and for that I congratulate hlDl LOGAN - Meigs th111clads Ever smce February that s three months ago Rozelle tried picked up 29 po111to good for every way he could to get the owners to see th e need for a change fifth place 111 the Mmgo Relays m the rules Not only m the kicking game but m the passmg here Saturday won by Jackson game, the blocking game and m the settlmg of the games with 86 \'z pmnts Other teams fimsh111g ahead of Meigs were Athens 80 New t..exmgton 571! STOP AT··and Logan 57 Nelsonville York had 27\'z and Federal Hockmg 18\'z Best showmg by Meigs were by Terry Whitlatch second place fimsh m the 180 low hurdles behind Artte for good value n I fe msurance-.v~.LICIOUS SANDWlt:HES DeStephen of Jackson and Bob State Farm Let me show you ALL THE EXTRAS Williamson s runnerup role 111 why the 100 yard dash betlmd Smart NOW OPEN of Logan other Meigs boys Sunday- 10 A M to 11 P M ~ 553 Russell St who placed "ere Mike Me Mon thru Thurs - 9 AM to 11 PM Dame! fourth diScus, the ~f (Gravel Hill) Fn & Sat -9 A M to 1 AM team a third m the 880 relay, Jc. lro, Middleport 0 Tom Lowery fourth m the 440- • • • PH 992 7t55 yard dash Bruce Reed fourth STATE FARM m the two-nule run Meigs 992 2556 tlurd m the mile relay I and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY~--~~~~ Homt 011 te Bloomlllrton lllinon POMEROY,O. W MAIN Mar k Morns t hlrd m t he poIe Llh • IODrl nelrhbor, State vault Wahama rally tops Blue Devils, 8-4 ' • • ' ......"" .. ~ N N • • " ,. ' •'" ~ •• • • • •• •• ' Meigs fifth in relays Wise choice ADV Prt s~ lnt t>r ni'lt o l td o n a l L eLig u c E a sf w pet g b 600 I ll I ' 6 " 1'0 y II I l i'l Ch c ol o N ew Yo k P sbu r h J I 10 ? 350 I J I 11 ' w es6t " w 1 pel g b 17 ~ l/J 13 10 56~ 1 10 9 S?6 S 11 11 '100 6 l 11 SOO 6 Lo s Ano ti ou ston C l C n nt S:tn Fr an A l:1n1a S'ln 0 eqo 9 I1 39 8 Monday ~ R t>s ull s Housto n fl c 1 c qo 7 los A qc lcs 8 N ew York 7 0 1 y qnm~e s sc ticdulrd l Todav s Probable P•f c hcrs ! Ali T m t>~ EDT) C nc nna ( Nelson 1 7 at P II Sburgh ! Ell s 1 J 7 )') p 1 A lanla ( Rf>ed II I St Lol! s ( S cbcrl 7 1 ) 8 30 p n th ogo (5 o1 c 0 0 a Hov s ton <Dcrkc 70 8 35o T' Montreal ( M e N a ly 7 at Sa Dcqo ( G e f 11-l l \Opn NC' w York S c'IVN 1 7 <ll Los l\n1.1e1es M css ersm th 70 10 J O p 1 Ph a de Ph a ( Ruthven 1J ~ I San F an c sc o <Caldw PI -l I 11 p m Wedne~da y s Ga m t>s Mon t f'ill a t S:ln 0 eqo Pt lJdelph a a t San I-ran C nc a t P t sbgh 1 gt A t an a a 51 Lou s 1 ght Ch cago a HoustoFI n ght New Yo rk. at Los Anq n qht Am cr ca n l eague East w Ba t more M twaukee N ew York Boston C eveland Detro 1 7 pet 6 l 9 7 5~3 I;> 0 9 8 1 10 5 5 176 4 SO J4 10 g b '} J 3 w 1 pe t g b 12 8 600 10 9 52 6 10 1 476 " 9 10 .iJJ ? 8 10 tJ J 7 1 389 Texils Oc. kland Cal t orn a M nneso a Kansas c t y Ch cago Monday s Re sult s Clevel and 3M nnesota 2 Ca! t orn a 7 Boston 'l ( Only games scheduled J Tod ay s Probable P rchcrs { A ll T1me s EDT ) C evetand ( Peerson 0 OJ a M nneso a (8 yleven 2 2l 2 5 pm Cal lorn a (Ryan 23 a Bos to n iCteve and 1 2J 7 30 pm Oakland ( B lue 0 2) a York (Stottlemyr e 4 1) New 8 00 pm Tex as { B bby J n at M wauk ee ( Col bo r n 1 l l 8 30 p m De rot Lo l ch 0 4) at Kans s c.ty 5pl llorff 2 l ) 8 30 p n Ball more (Me N a tv 2 l a 9 00 Ch cago ( Bah nse n 'l 7 pm Wedn es days Game s Oakland 0 1 New York Ca for n a at Boston Te)(aS at M IW n gil l Ball more at Ch 1 gilt Detro I a t Kan C y n gh (O n y games schedu ed J WHA Playoff Schedule s And R esu lt ~ By Unt ied P re~s lnl ern.at ona l ( All Ttme s EDT J East F nat Chtcago vs Toro n to ( Chtcago l ead s 2 1l Ap r 19 - Toron to 6 Ch cago J Ap r 22 Ch cago .1 Toron to J A pr 2B - Ch cago J Toron to 2 Apr JO - a t Ch cago B 30 p m M a y 1- a t Toronto B 05 p m x dMay 4- al Ch cago 8 30 p m x May 6 at Toron to 8 05 p m Wes t F•nat M nn es ot a vs Houston ( Hou ston le ad~ 3 21 Ap r 18- M nn 5 Houston 4 ot Ap r 20 - Hovston 5 M nnesota 2 Ap r 21 - M nnesota 4 Ho us ton I A pr 2B - Hou ston 4 M nnesola Apr 29 - Hou ston 9 M nnesota ~ May 1 at M nnesota 8 30 p m x May 2- at Hous ton 8 30 p m )( If n ecessary ' BLANCO PURCHASED SAN FRANCISCO (UPI ) The San Francisco G1ants hit by InJUries at second base Monday purchased utility m fielder Damaso Blanco from their Phoemx affi liate m the Pacific Coast League A Giants spokesman said Blanco 32 who spent parts of the last two seasons with San Francisco y, as used pnmanly as a shortstop at Phoemx but IS expected to ftll m at second until TIIo Fuentes and M1ke Phillips are fully recovered from the1r InJUries To make room for Blanco the Giants optioned mflelder Bruce Miller to Phoemx Lo s ng p tche r - N day 11 ?J Inn ngs p tched - Hesson 7 N day 1 N day 6 W ld p tc h Hesson 1 A t bat off - Hesson 3 N day 26 Base on balls off - N day 6 Hesson 4 Struck out by - N day 7 H esso n 4 Double pl ay GAH S Pa ssed ball Lew s Le ft on base GAHS 12 Wallama 2 Ext ra base 11 Is W tson 1 p te Sw an and Camp doubles Russel l ho me run Ump r es La For t an d Hurnen T m e I SO Nease's key single is • big blow for Tornados HtDW t l I :)ttJi'l sem, deli vered II nu fu Mt tt: l Nc 1St: b tscs locidcd smgle m lhe s1xth mmng ts thr 11 kl~)- d Sr uthern fotn,Jd JS J\erc~Jrn..: t 4 2 deflnt \\ lth scVLn s xth nr mg runs lo top tile N 1rttl ( ,alha P tr 1les l 4 herr 1 ht: fur n<rdus \\ h before the Pr ratcs r til red fm frft h ft c.: c Soutter r1 stnt er and \\ITlller P( te Si)IC \\erlt ou t !11 11 Stf ul I 1plcd fqiJO \\Cd ll\ a ( ~ 1e \\t lc..:h s r g:lc l hc1ss rt H.hr tl 1n m 1rr or follov.ed b\ t s Jn ~-: l e IJ\ ( u lne1 Bill Pcll 11.: n d B II Sl n~ then led 2 0 r ~.;ad ~ d on i.: f rurs 1t Cot ntmg Monell) fo ur m the r th t fr lll C \flu tt c f rst t\\ o b tHu s to (' II ( r ~ fuu r v.cre ( rl fm th~ four run s I h~en c~ me th~ biF.: S 1tt c1n c~s D::n ~.: I he1ss h:d off slugged b1 N01lh ( ,,l ila h 5 but sixth the f or rados put the n s toge ther rt the r 1gh! t me a i on~ \\ th mnE' \\ ilk s off t\orth Ga iiia hurle1 Jack lard 1er Co ntrol wa s thr Ptr<Jte pr oblem IS ~outh er n st1 Ul k for sol o run s m U1e tt 11 d 111! fou th mmngs on 1cler he d Pll 1tc m1scues rn the U HI c r e~ Dunmn g wal ked and stoh ~econd ba~e He tl ~ n tr1ed to \\ U 1 smgle John S1 lst r g r ounded IL t fn ll nHd lH Sa~ 1 c :-; :-;tngh.' a1d ~ t olc n bc~se J ~ Youn~ ""!ked sct t1n ~ the stage for i'\e ~ ~e s blm\ \\ htc h tled the ()leg ~u re 1t 4 4 DUI 1 m g Br ld\ Huffman and GIe~ Cundi ff U1e n w ;lked foli<llled b) a b~ Ran t!) v.. .u ne1 h s sc<.:ond htl of the ga me steal third but the thr011 In Sa\ re \\ ent all the \\a) m Nor th Gall" ca tche1 Mol k g 11nmg the '' tn v. h1le G 1rdncr Thet~s w rs \\lid a llo \\IO f..: llso \H~nt the chslanc e Dunmng to sc ore Sc:IVrc struck out stx and rh e CXC!Ct Scl! l1C' Clr \\a] keel JUSL tv~· o wh ile G 'l r d n~r cumstances all owed Nease to fanned 15 and \ telded m n~;: score tn the ftfth afle t \\a lkmg '' al ks and stealing second The I 01nados 1re nov. 4 1 tn North Galh 1 countered m the fi fth ho"W cver buncl mg three of Ito hi (.<; while the [or SIX s1ng le nados com mitted three of the1 r the league a nd b:! overa ll 1 oday Southern IS at Glouster be £01 e resummg l ea~ue battle \\ ed nesd ~) ~t Hnnnan ! race 1 tle P 1 atcs a1 c 0-7 tn the Baseball today Suuthein .tl (,ioustci I ed!'I ,Jl llockm g 1l I ""I league I 11 over"ll Southern 00 1 107 0- 9 5 4 North G d 000 040 0-4 6 2 !:>ayre ar d Dunmng Ga rdner and TheiSs Patterson 151 c'sl( I 11 \lti gs ,11 ("Illl)lOhs !(.un c! 1 11 More sports on page 6 COACHES TO MEET RAClN E - There "111 be a mect11 g of the Southe1n I ocal School D1st n ct 1Ha c1 ne ) b~ seball coa ches at the Jum or Hi gh Wednesda y Mal I at 7 30 p m All coaches are reques ted to bnng team r osters and btrth dates of F o 1 f 1 n whe n he ..vas shn p 1 q tt e Sov et Un on I rtlt a ce• l ury .:~go t he 11 0v C'> wer e the -nost mpo b l o t all he arts foch y nov es a re r c ch ng Rus s ans on a 5cd c l ~ a t L en n never for es a..v Each year lou r and a half b I ton mov e t c k et s 1r e sold n the Sov e t Un on and the aver;tgc Ru s5 an goes to th e mov es no e than 20 I w s n vP;J Prtr t ol ~ c boom re su lt s fr om t:~ck at compe l ton l~;lev son s toodu l to off er mu ch o l an allernat ve Bu t the real cr cd I belong s to the thaw that has aff ec ted 'tnd b enet t ed at th e arts n I he u SSR W th SAYRE HARDWARE 881 ms New Haven W V• pla)ers / Pirates, R ed s ' \ clash tomght PITTSBURGH I UPI I - The PIItoburgh Pirates will tr, to move out of the Na t10nal League East cellar tomght when they open a three ga me se nes wtth the Cmctn nat l Reds The Pira tes Idle since Sunda) when they trounced the IISIImg Houston Astros 7 3 plan to start Dock Ellis t I Roger Nelson I 2 will be on the mound for the Reds m th ird place In the Nl Wes t Th1 s Week s Spee~al USED CARS 1 ~ An independent insurance agent doesn't vanish when you need him Some one company salesmen v an sh as soon as you buy a 1972 OLDS DELTA 88 4 DR. 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MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' ' • the deolog ca l leas h loo sened I lm s <lre now a ll owe d to en tert a n as we i a s preac h Heres some t h ng that ;tllec l s and benef ts all user s ol tap wa ter - the pu r l y ng [lnd I l e nng act on of wa ter refmers En oy the lu)(ury of bathm~ w lh wa ter so r ef ned t nn se s soap away on con tact - l eav ng y our sk n smooth a nd s l ky F. or your own good heal th n vesllga te ref ned wat er by con ta c l ng 882 2525 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY I I the Sport Parade When- May 1, 1974 .' to un seat Today's - ., chance defe nd ing cha mpiOn r1 ge rs IS lE O LEAGUE BRACK RECORDS EVENT HOLD ER SC HOO L RE CO RD - YEAR ! ?0 yd h ghhurdles Tom Spen cer Gil l pol ~ 1) 0 )< 1969 100 yd da sh Mckey Fra11cr Log ;m 10 0 1960 One M le run (h r s Tol l ver Log 1n J 19 73 880 yd c l:~y Iron ton 0'1 e R t !c Bruce (:'I f er Jel l Helnnon B II Ml1 rk n l 1 3? 6 19 73 1 10 yd d r~ sh Ken DeVea u A thens 51? 19 65 1BO yd ow hu d es Artt e DeS t ephe 1 Jnckso 71 0 19/J M ke Layne I ron ton J'l 0 19/J 880 yd ru 1 Bob Heln dley Athen s 1 59 1 1969 ?70 yd dash Mckey Fra zter Logan n? 1960 Two m lc Run - Cec I Morr son Iron ton 9 S6 9 1973 M le Re toy I ron t on (Jell Hann on Jeff Thomt\ s Denn•s R l e Ron V m.on) 3 3? !9/3 H gh Jump Si eve Ch ase At h ens 6 1 1?61 Lo1g Jump - Rober t Wagon er A t hens 71 l 19 7 3 5? 5J 1911 Shot Put - A ll en Ackerman At h en s 0 scus - Chuck' Neal Ga l l p olls 150 8 1910 Po eVaul t M1keWI1<nson A then s 13 1972 l.: Recor d set n prelim nJr cs Prev ous ct amo on s AI hens {8) 1963 1964 1965 1966 967 1968 1969 1971 Logan (6) 957 958 195'1 1960 196 1 1962 l ronlon 0 1972 1973 Gal tpo s ( 1) 19 70 The Athens Bulldogs gamed a share of second place In the fmal SEOAL standmgs top pmg the Meigs Marauders 9-1 at Athens Monday The Bulldogs rapped eight hits off Marauder p1tchmg platmg to a solo run m the Collins, Armstrong Where - New Building & Service Dept. :'1 SEOAL track records Bulldogs dump Marauders 9-1 : We've Moved N r~ t W t>~ t t . FIRE & SAFETY E9UIPMENT Car ter IS Al fo nzo John son mcludmg a team 11ctory m the Second Annual Mm go Rel a)s at Loga n thi s post 11 cekend Carter and Cecil Mornson Athens and 1 oga n 11111 both of 11 hom hold leag ue probabl} battle 11 out for third r R. E. TRACY expected onh once all spnn g - that \\ ~ ~ : facing property owners 1s to capture 11.<; th ~rd stra ght Mornson set a ne \\ h.' illlll Southeastern OhiO I e ;gue mark tn the h\ o mill! 1 un m tra ck t1Ue at Athens Wtd 197 J runmn g the eve nt Ill nesda , aflernoon ~ 56 9 He It be back for o The !Rt h an nual SEOAI meet repeat Werlnesda' IS scheduled lo begm 1t J 10 Ca rt er IS also cx.pN ted tu p m at the R BaSil Rultci 11alk off w1th the 220 1" rd da sh Field The Pbms honors th1s vear Ironton has tasted defe" t Onl) other league team g !\t:n i- New school tax levies B y IJ rHh.: d Pt Hearing continued l: Standings Mo \tr r 11 <. t Lou • Power companies lose EPA appeal in Supreme Court .; 1u c~<.ld\ Apnl 10 1 )14 3 - fht: D,ul\ Senhnel MICtcUeport Ponh:>J O\ 0 �., • , Tuesday, April.30; 1974 4 --The DaJ!y'Sentinel, MidctleporH'omeroy . 0 ., Tuesday, April :10. 1!174 Mrs. Bender has demonstration Mrs . Earl Bender. an ac- on a ren•nt boa rd nwl'tin ~ shr• credited judge of the Ohio "ll<'nded near Xeni" . Association of Garden Clubs, · Mrs. Dwight _Dl'VOss, f1rs t was guest demonstrator al the vice president. romplit ne nt.ed Region 11 meeting Saturday <!t the elubs on their reportS of the Me thodis t Ch urch· in <tc tiviti.eS, an d announct'Q th e McArthur under the directi on annual Ga rdene rs' Day Out of Mrs. ]ris K~~lton, Pomeroy. Sept. 12 at Dayton. l'heme th is regional director. vear is "A Day uf fun ." She Usin~ . "Pot-courri of ;10ted that her project for the Tradi tiona!, Modern and year is revisi ng the handbook . Japanese Design," Mrs . Mrs. Gomer Phillips ex· Bender made aboui 15 te nd ed an invitation to gardl:'n arrangements, all outsta nding. club members to I<J ke the of different style a nd using a Horne Tour sponsored by the variety of plant materials and Gallipoli s .Juni or Women 's novel containers. Club June 9. She also reported Especially attractive among that the Gallia County Cl ubs her arrangements were one of will host Ihe fall regional traditi onal styling using a wood _meeting Nov. Hi . container with Burford Chinese Clubs were in vited to liolly, pink glads and spider nominate members for the mums in a hogarlh destgn, and outsta nding gardeners award. another of Japanese styling GivCn special recognition at using rubber plant leaves, the meeting was Mrs. !':dith roots of the orange tree , and Newsom, first woman to protea plants from Africa . oqianize a garden club in Ohio. Yellow mums, colorful tulips, Mrs. James · Ti tus, Rutfand , orange ch rysan th em ums, was among those given special orchid shasta daisies, with recognition ~o r garden cJub greenery, wisteria vi ne, and work through the years. scotch broom were used by the Mrs. Ralph H. Shaw, state demonstrator to show modern , therapy chairwoman , urged classical and vertical design in more work with the elderly and arrangements. with rel<Jrded children. She Repre sen tatives of most commended Jherapy chairMeigs County Garden Cl ubs persons of the region for tlleir were on hand for the regional ac tivi ties over the past year . meeting during which time On display at the meeting Mrs . Kelton awarded the was an arrangement made by publicity book prizes to the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, first ; the Winding Trail Garden Club, Pomeroy, second ; and the Rutland Garde n Club, Officers were elected and third. donations were made at the Mrs. Gordon Shepherd an- .~ District 13, Past Councilor's nounced the state convention in Association , Daughters of Cincinnati, July 31, Aug. I and Ameri ca, meeting Sunday at 2 at Stauffers' Inn, and the the Electric Co-op Bldg., garden club representatives Marietta. voted to sponsor Mrs. Kelton at Elected were Mrs. Hazel the convention. Dr. Richard Butler , president, Golden Howard and Laszlo Hu te, Gleem Council, Marietta'i Mrs. horticulturists, will be Margaret Stacey , vice speakers at the convention. president , Belle Prairie Council, Belpre; Mrs. Nettie Registration is due Ju!y 20. Mrs. Shepherd asked that Hayes, secretary, Theodorus each club send a delegate to the . Councill7, Pomeroy; and Mrs. convention. New state officers Bea Moyer, treasurer , Golden will be ,elecred at that time. Gleem. Each of the cwnty contact Donations were made to the chairpersons presented reports home and orphans committee on the variws activities of and to the State Councilor's clubs in their respectfve special project during the counties. Mrs. Kelton reported meeting . Plans were made for 12-yca r -uld /Hl i l ~t Ma ddy. Wilkesvi lle, using Rul-keyl:'s . canlinal fi~urin~~ . C'arnatiuns ctnd phw lc~w es in t1 Sea l of Oh io de~ i g n : Mrs. K:t rl Gru{'scr .of Meigs Cuuntv' s Wildwoud Ga rd en Club. ·ne wly 11ariwd regional sec rel<Jry, and Mrs. Robert Kuhn, Bend 0' the River Garden Club of Meigs Cou nty, regional treasure r, gave their reports . A !hank you ca rd from the fam ily of the late Mrs. Homer Parker, long active in ga rden club circles. was read : Hos ting the meeting were the garden clubs of Vinton County - Town and Country, Vin ton Township and Wilkesville. A coffee hour preceded the meeting with Mrs. Howard or Nunnemaker. chairwoman the day, giving a welcome. Devotions by Mrs . Clyde Co ttr ill were titled " For Love," and scriptures were l<Jken from .John 38, and Luke 6. Poems, ''Pick My Flowers Now," and "What God Hath Promised" were read a nd devo tion s closed with the Lord's Prayer. All s tate officers, chairpersons , pas t regional directors and gues ts were recognized and introduced by Mrs. Kelton. The luncheon was served by the McArthur Methodist Church women. D of A district meets .-r=~·,~=·s~c,=r~=='i==x;·=· :,: ,: l~< :::: Eastern hands in concert Thursday The Ea~tern Local School :::: .!:. Ga Iend ar ~~~:;~~~s~:y:~~c£:~~5~:~ 11·1 . TUF:SDI\ Y INSPECTION of Pomeroy Chap ter 186 -OES 7: 45 p.m .. Mason ic Temple .. All Eastern Sl<!rs invited. SPECIAL meeting, So utheastern Ohio · Gospel Music Assoc .. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry McG raw , Rt. 160 north of Ga llipolis, 8 p.m. to di str ibu te promotional materials and make !mal plans for May sing. DINNER meeting 7:30p.m. for pas t co mmanders and trustees of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy . . BETA SIGMA Phi Founder's Day dinner, 6:30 Tuesday night at The Sportsman , Athens. fRE E CLOTHING day for low income families at GalliaMeigs Cheshire Community Center , 8:30a .m. to 3:30 p.m. sponsored by Gallia - Meigs Community Action Program. WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Literary Club, 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Nan Moore. Mrs. James Titus to review David Halberstam 's "The Best and the Brightest." Roll call, a spring verse. · POMEROY Ladies Golf Assoc., will hold potluck dinner at 6p.m. at Pomeroy Golf Club. POMEROY Lodge 164 F&AM 7:30 p.m. All Master Masons invited. THURSDAY CARD PARTY, Middleport Child Conservation League sponsored, 7:30 Thursday night at Ihe Sacred Heart Catholic Church auditorium. High School audi torium . Song fiutes, directed by Mrs. M:ixine Whitehead. will . play seve ral selecti ons. Th.e beg inning band will play, "The Cru saders" and "Joi n the Parade." The junior band will present "Trumpeter's Salute ," " Thre e Be e th oven Miniatures,' ' "Quiet Song'' and DAVID D. DOWD, JR. FOR Griffin, Janet Mora . Dale Co nnall y, Melani e Root , Brenda Riffl e, Dennis Du rst. TRUMPE TS Swain, Jimmy J ea ni e McClure, Alberta Sc hultz. Eddie Holler, Ray Werry, La ura Eich.i nger, Janeen Swai n, Mary Ma ster s, Renee Trussell r ALTO HOR N- Molly Proto. TROMBONES - Rodney Kell er , Kenny Newefl. PERCUSSION Brian Bisse ll. Edd1e Scyoc. Jeff Root. Tony Kennedy, Kathy Pooler. Pa ige Hayman, Terry Pooler , Gary Putm an. SONG FLUTES Roger Gaul. Jod i Crow. Debbie Pooler, Melanie Ba i le y, Carolyn Bowen, Beth Wil son, Tina Beaver, Jan Smith , Nick Leonard , Cheryl Abels. Bry ce Buckley, Ray Spencer, Sherry Hol len , Raeleen Oliver . Cathy Morris , Tami Samos, John Riebel, Scotfy Van Meter. Tony SANDRA LYNN GmBS MASON - Sandra Lynn Gibbs, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Gibbs of Mason , has been selected a finalist in the 1974 Miss West Virginia Teenager Pageant at Morris Harvey College, Charleston on June 8. The pageant is the official state finale to the Miss National Teenager Pageant in Atlanta, Ga., Aug . 31. Miss Gibbs is sponsored by Mason County Bank of New Haven and entered the contest on the encouragement of Mayor Ira Atkins of Mason. Among her hobbies are skiing, swimming, camping and modeling. She is tile granddaughter of Mrs. Pauline Greathouse of Middleport. · the annual picnic at Wilson Park , located on Old Route 50 between Coolville and Athens, Aug. 4, a t I: 30 p.m. All past councilors of District 13 a re invited to attend. Get-well cards were signed TEAM ORGANIZING by Mrs. Elsie McAfee, Mrs. A girls' softball team will be Erma Barnes, and Mrs. Edna organized Saturday at 3 p.m. Vickers, all of Belle Prairie ; by Beth Vaughan at the MidMrs. Mary Austin, of Gallia dleport Community Park. Girls Council, now home from tile between 10 and 14 are invited to hospital, lUld Mrs. Pribble try out for a team. Wilson, Gallia. Mrs. Stacey opened ,the meeting by reading Psalm 91 IS CONFINED followed by the Lord's Prayer Mrs. John K. Smith (Beulah and the pledge to tile flag . A B.) , 89, is confined to the report was made on the pens Organizational meeting of Wellston Nursing Home, Wellsold by the group. tile Pomeroy girls softball ston. She has been making her Attending besides those league was held Sunday at home with her granddaughter, named were Mrs . Ruby Pomeroy village hall . Mrs. Tom Kelly, Middleport, . Matheney, Mrs. Tillie Clark, Elecl<?d were Susan Abbott, and family . president, Lorna Se t, 1 . secretary; and Lila Mitch , REVIVAL OPENS Edna Betzmg, Chester; and treasurer . Thirty-six girls MASON, W. Va. - A revival Mrs. Edna Reibel, Mrs. Eva signed up and two I<?ams were Bidwell; Mrs. Martha Thomas, Dessauer, and Mrs. Glen organized .· Coaches will be · at the Mason Assembly of God Ironton, and Mrs. Frances Watzel , Theodorus Council, Keith Ann Whitlatch and Frank Church on Dudding Lane, Setll. Each girl will be required Mason, W. Va ., will start May 5 Harrison , Piketon, organizers. Pomeroy. to pay $:1 for insurance and at 7:30p.m. each evening with hats. A rummage ·sale was Evangelist Janie Renner from planned for the first week in Mt. Morris, Pa. She pastored in June, and a tag day will be sever9l churches in Pennsylvania and also taught school. planned. A program of scripture, were Robin Buckley, Terry Arrangements were made to music and recitations was Clark, Jeff Hillary and Wayne gettogether Saturday to smash presented at the Laurel Cliff Leifheit. There was a solo by and package aluminum cans, Free Methodist Church in Miss Kline, and a song, "Silver donated by Shammy's DriveThe Almanac observance of Youth Night. Trumpet" by Steve and Becky In. They will then be taken to By United Press International Charles Diehl served as Eblin, Barbara and Shirley the recycling plant. Today is Tuesday; April 30, announcer for the program Friend. Hillary gave a reading, the !20th day of 1974 with 245 with Kathy Pullins as the and Baron and Mrs. Pullins · days to follow. pianist, and Barbara Kline, the and the Martin Trio presented The moon is between its first song leader. Service opened numbers. Mrs. Jerome Cook quarter and full phase. with "When the Roll is Called, gave a reading and there was The morning stars are Up Yonder" with prayer by group singing by the 20 young Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. Robert Barton. Steve Eblin people preceding a sermon by The evening stars are Mars joined his daughter, Becky, for the assistant pastor, Mr. and Saturn. a song, and Jeff Hillary gave Barton . Those born on this date are Senior night for Vererans scripture. Taking the offering Memorial Hospital Can- under the sign of Taurus. dystripers will be Saturday, . Queen Juliana of the NetherMay 20, instead of the regular lands was born April 30, 1909. On this day in history : meeting night May 13. CanIn 1803, the United States dystripers who will be more than doubledlitS land area Mrs. Sherman (Jean) Dye, the conference theme " In- graduating this year from high with the Louisiana' Purchase . It school will be honored. · Cleveland Heights, will be in formation Leads to obtained all French territory Girls interested in becoming Middleport Saturday to par- Knowledge" will begin. a candystriper may secure west of the Mississippi River ticipate in tile District 16 spring Reservations for the lun- applications from the guidance for $15 million. conference of the Ohio cheon to be served at noon are In 1945, the body of German Congress of Parents and to be made with Mrs. William counselor at their respective Adolf Hitler was found dictator schools. Applicants must be 16 Teachers. Mrs. Dye is the Ohio Willford, Rt. I, Middleport, by in a bunker under the ruins of years of age. PTA president. tomorrow (May I). The charge Berlin. Also that day, Russian Regis tra lion for tile con- for the luncheon will be $2. soldiers captured _the Reichstag ference in Meigs Junior High The afternoon session will in Berlin, raising the CommuSchool will be from 9 to 10 a.m. include announcement of the nist flag over the Nazi capital. The meeting will convene at 10 cultural arts winners. Visual SENIORS MEET In 1963, New Hampshire a.m. and at 10:30 w?rkshops on art entries are to be at the HARRISONVILLE - "What became tile first state to school not later than 9:30a.m. I Remember About Spring" legalize a state-run lottery Saturday morning since was the topic . used when the since 1894 when a similar one judging will begin at 10 a .m. Harrisonville Golden Age ended in Louisiana. Senior CitizenS m~t recently at HOST BREAKFAST In 1973, President Nixon the school. Games were -played acknowledged responsibility for Mr. and Mrs . Richard Friend led by Hazel Stanley. Eliza the Watergate break-in but hosted a p·r ayer breakfast Powell and Minnie McGrath Saturday morning for - th e denied knowledge of the plot. won game prizes. The door Men 's Fellowship of the Laurel Also that day, Nixon dismissed prize wentto Norman Will. The Cliff Free Methodist Church. FAIR PLANNED John Dean as White House Pancakes and sausage were SYRACUSE - Syracuse next meeting will be May 28 at counsel, and presidential aides served by Mrs. Friend and PTA will sponsor a Spring Fair 6:30p.m. with potluck dinner. H. R. Haldeman and · John daughter , Belinda. Attending Friday at Syracuse Elemen- Everyone is welcome tQ attend. Ehrlichman resigned. '· were Mar~ , Richard, Jr., and tary School. Dinner will be Marvin Friend, Robert Barton, served from 5:30 to 7 p.m. James Gilm<ire, Pearl Jacobs, ·There will be games and Steve Eblin and Ed Van In- · prizes. wag en. League is organized ·Conventt'on t's ptU~nned~~:~~~:.ad':,~~~ya,:~; ~:s~ The 25th alUlual convention of the Providence District, Ohio Baptist Guild, will be Sunday at the Forest Run Baptist Church. Sunday school will begin at 9:30a.m. with Cornelius Bunch in charge, and tw1> of the Guild girls will give the 10:30 a.m. devotional service. The Rev. Eddie Buffington, pastor, will speak at 11 a.m. At noon there will be a luncheon and this will be followed by an afternoon program ~ t I: 15 p.m. Miss Yvonne Preston will be the pianist for the congregational singing and the Guild girls will give the devotions, Speaker will be Mrs : Dorothy Thomas of Bidwell, president of the Missionary Society, of the Providence District, and first vice president of the Women 's Auxiliary of the Ohio Baptist General Association. Officers of the Ohio Baptist Guild of the Providence District are Mrs . Zuelelia Smith, Pomeroy, supervisor for 25 years, Mrs. Harry Scott, Gallipolis, first vice supervisor ; Mrs. Martha Thomas, Ironton, second vice supervisor ; Mrs. Eleanor Preston, Corning, trea surer ; Miss Yvonne Preston, Co rning , pianist and Mrs. Thelma Riley, RendviUe , Mrs. Ada Payne, Garfunkel "; "Adagietto" from " William Tell Overture." following intermission, the Symphony No. 5 and will close symphonic liand directed by with "The free l.ance March." Per sonnel of the bands are: in s trum e ntal supervis or , CADET BAND Charles Wills, will play fillFLUTE S - Becky Edwa rds, more 's "The Klaxon"; "Short Ap r:il Park er, Carla Coyvde r y, Pa tty Law r ence. Prelude with Perspectives"; CLAR INETS - Lela Young, "Ariella for Winds" and Lu cy Shook , Ka lee n Millhone, " Introduction a nd Ca price." Pau la Li fe, Nancy Samos, The concert band , also · Be_ck y Pooler, Traci Say re . direcl<?d by Wills, will play Den ise White, Tammi Star , Beth Rit chie , Rich ie Va n " Battle ·c ry of freedom, " cher Meter , Connie Stout. Tammy " The Song from Moulin Curtis. SAXOPH ONE S - Steve Rouge, " "Sounds of Simon and Youth night observed HOST VISITORS Recent visitors of Mr s. Zuelelia Smith and Mrs. Azalea Odister, Pomeroy, were the tatter 's grandchildren, Sheila, Kimberly and Kenneth Odister, and a greatgranddaughter, Rhonda Phoenix, Dayton . After a several days visit three more grandchildren, Carl Michael, Sharon and Ronald Odister, and their unole and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Rother Biggs, Dayton, came for the four children . A get-acquainted party for Sharon was held during her visit here at Crow's Ste;~k House. Otber guests were Miss Sarah Green, Miss Donna Boyd and the Rev. Eddie Buffipgton. GRANGE TO MEET Pomona Grange will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the Rock Springs Grange hall. Gallia County will visit and present the program. The Ohio Valley · Grange will serve sandwiches an<! beverage and other members are asked to take a covered dish for a potluck. Judging of the state and national dress contest will take place. ~ Barring er, Darlene Barton , John Connolly , Scott Dillon, M ike Gibbs, Beth Hayman, Jeff Jones, Carole O'Conner, Kathy Pierce, Leslie Well s, Charles Ma sser, Virginia Ca usey, Tommy Scyoc, Brian Connolly, K i la Young, Dee Dee ·Mrs. Dye to speak VISIT FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Corson, Morgantown, W. Va., visited over the weekend with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPhail and children, Pomeroy. SAXO PHONES - Donald Mafheny , Ricky Den ise Kimes, Lamar Lyo ns. Steve GoebeL Mandie Rose, Marsha Kimes, Nancy Miller , Deanna · H e n s~ey, Rachel Hunte r , Ba rhara Douglas, Cindy Dill. Debbie Boatr i g~t. ____ PER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10 · Sun. 10 to 10 FREN.&: H HORNS - Martie Caldwell', Teresa Chiches1er , Betsy Amsba ry, Suzy Goebel. TROMBO NE S Da vi d We Accept .t'ederal Food Stumps PHONE: 992-3480 Weber , Joe Buchanan . BASS - Bill Amberger . BARI TONE S Teresa Paula Epple, Griff i n, Lori Young , Mary Mora , Diana Massar, Susan Hannum, Terri Pullins. Kim Reed, Melba Thoma s. Beck y TRUMPETS Sonia - lb. THE JONES BOYS' VOTE OUR PRINTER GOOFED! DOWD Lowell T.h~ quolifiCol• on ~ lor 2 tl-11~ olf• c~ ccivfd hardly be bt>tte·r ....... ... PD .4· IO,..i4 ~o,nies Unoe. , Cttm n.• ooWd lor At'tor· nev General C~mm \flee NW, Conlon . Oh io o l · I «l'l; ~S~. I• 'I St.. HALF GALLON ·. CARTONS SA.USA GE..............................~~~. '·\,. ' ' e 79 e PORK SAUSAGE............~~..79 . U.S. GRADE A HOMEM4DE 20% DISCOUNT Riebel. SENIOR BAND FLUTES - Louann Newell , Ka trina Batey, Cathy Davis, Paula Hawk, Cindy Ritchie. OBOE - Crissy Morlan . B FLAT CLARINETS - Barbara And rews. heritage house CASHMERE BOUOUET .TOILET SOAP Bath Size Bar-....;. ••••• Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport, 0 . . soc Off LABEL 1974 GRADS Sheri Young, Kathy Newell, Anita Buck ley, Diana Pull ins. No la Young, Kathy Follrod , Diana Benedum, Lisa Mas1ers, Diana Epp le. TO ALL · · You AlwaY' Do Better At Mark V ¢ $ 89 TIDE family Size Box-•••••••• FRISKIES 15 CAT FOOD cans Mark V Low Price ... KRISPY CRACKERS 1 Pound Box Only••••• _ CAIJNATION COfFEE-MATE 1. 0·Ounce Jar.... ••-•••• . CANDY BUY I BRACH'S CIRCUS PEANUTS 10 'ounce bag, only.............-•-••••n••••••..l'!tiEW SUPPLY TAPES , HITS Of THE MONTH SOFT ROCK, COUNTRY, WESTERN, each••••••••••••• BORDEN'S .CHEESE INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED 12 ounce package, ()111,............................... JUST RECEIVED GRILlED $, CHICKEN CUT-UP CHICKEN ........................... lb. 47c ,. 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GEnERALTELEPHDhE FISH STICKS FISH & PRIES FISH PORTIONS BANANAS Large Size ., GORTON'S FISH GOLDEN RIPE PRODUCE SPECIAL ....... 3 for BANQUET $ -00 STOKELY'S or HI-C ORANGE DRINK 3 - 46 ounce cans .......................................... CHO.CK FULL 'O'NUTS INSTANT COFFEE .It's DiHerent. 4 ounce iar.·-····-•n••••""'"VAPOREnE DOG AND CAT. FLEA COLLARS They Do The Job. Each, Now,......- ................ • AMERICAN HARDWARE ij1ain st. POMEROY POT PIES 1-lb. carton $ 50 THESE BIKES ARE SET UP AND READY TO RIDE SWANSON 1,~ 8 PAK 99' ' DAD'S ROOT BEER OR NEW DIET RITE COLA (SUGAR FREE) - • ' lb .. I - 16PAK oz. 99 ·~ ~ btls. .. ·. . . . I IN .O UR CIRCULAR , . lb. . Kaut z. a Register free. Winners will be notified. Drawings April6 , 13, 20, 27, May 6. Drive in, try this new ·corwenien . . t serv ice.' . ~UPERIORS POLISH PERCUS SION David Brow n. Vicki Epple, Bill What has jelly on it, .isn't edible, and won't give you much static? Ec1ch week sio first prize , SlO second, ss third 1 SHOULD HAVE READ Plor n Dealer Endor\e ~ Oowd euep tro"n l ~ Qnd r do t ~ whoi:e HOU'RS: FRYERS FRESH · NOT FROZEN Ridenour . ' ' CASH GIVEAWAY MILK ing Prosecutor of t~e Year In 1970. ,. A.n O~IVE - IN Mon.lo Thurs . 9 to 3-Friday 9 to 7 Saturday 9 to 12. ALL STAR 2% Now serving as Sto rk County Prosecuting Attorney Selected as ou tstand - • AUTO BANK 43e lb. BOLOG NA............................!~~-.6 9 e Pau la ATTORIEY GEIERAL "FIGHT CRIME" WHOLE 79e SUGARDALE CHUCK W-AGON Beaver , J immy Steele, Sherrie Starcher , Teresa Bendum . TROMBONE Hyse ll. BAR ITON~ CHI·CKEN SLICED BACON , JUNIOR BAND FLUTE - Debbie Durst. CLARINETS Cheryl SAXO PHONES - U. S. Grade A SUGARDALE CHUCK WAGON Patricia Windon . George Pi ckens. J uli Whitehead. Tanya Keeba~gh, Janet Ambr ose, Tammy Fitch , Steve Windon , Randy Keller . MI DDLEPORT, (\ Reserve The Right To Limit Qua ntities" BucK ley, Mark Mora , Pam Kautz. BE LLS - Debbi e Windon . Hauber . ' Family Pack Ter esa Smith, Belinda Deeter . P ERCUSSION Hau ber. Sherry SERVE U. S. GRADE A BASSOON - Teresa Carr . TR UM PE TS Jane Whit ehead, Steve Follrod , Durst. Sarah Goegel , Cassie Newell , Kevin Brooks , Renee Joanne Dea n, Jayne Smi th , Regina Sheets. Wendy Elkins, Patri cia .Edwa r d s, Sherri· Myer s, Candystripers to be honored BASS ·CLARIN ET Fkk . I f ,. • I ,, I I I. ' -j .I . ' .I ' ' .I . .·. .li . I .' �., • , Tuesday, April.30; 1974 4 --The DaJ!y'Sentinel, MidctleporH'omeroy . 0 ., Tuesday, April :10. 1!174 Mrs. Bender has demonstration Mrs . Earl Bender. an ac- on a ren•nt boa rd nwl'tin ~ shr• credited judge of the Ohio "ll<'nded near Xeni" . Association of Garden Clubs, · Mrs. Dwight _Dl'VOss, f1rs t was guest demonstrator al the vice president. romplit ne nt.ed Region 11 meeting Saturday <!t the elubs on their reportS of the Me thodis t Ch urch· in <tc tiviti.eS, an d announct'Q th e McArthur under the directi on annual Ga rdene rs' Day Out of Mrs. ]ris K~~lton, Pomeroy. Sept. 12 at Dayton. l'heme th is regional director. vear is "A Day uf fun ." She Usin~ . "Pot-courri of ;10ted that her project for the Tradi tiona!, Modern and year is revisi ng the handbook . Japanese Design," Mrs . Mrs. Gomer Phillips ex· Bender made aboui 15 te nd ed an invitation to gardl:'n arrangements, all outsta nding. club members to I<J ke the of different style a nd using a Horne Tour sponsored by the variety of plant materials and Gallipoli s .Juni or Women 's novel containers. Club June 9. She also reported Especially attractive among that the Gallia County Cl ubs her arrangements were one of will host Ihe fall regional traditi onal styling using a wood _meeting Nov. Hi . container with Burford Chinese Clubs were in vited to liolly, pink glads and spider nominate members for the mums in a hogarlh destgn, and outsta nding gardeners award. another of Japanese styling GivCn special recognition at using rubber plant leaves, the meeting was Mrs. !':dith roots of the orange tree , and Newsom, first woman to protea plants from Africa . oqianize a garden club in Ohio. Yellow mums, colorful tulips, Mrs. James · Ti tus, Rutfand , orange ch rysan th em ums, was among those given special orchid shasta daisies, with recognition ~o r garden cJub greenery, wisteria vi ne, and work through the years. scotch broom were used by the Mrs. Ralph H. Shaw, state demonstrator to show modern , therapy chairwoman , urged classical and vertical design in more work with the elderly and arrangements. with rel<Jrded children. She Repre sen tatives of most commended Jherapy chairMeigs County Garden Cl ubs persons of the region for tlleir were on hand for the regional ac tivi ties over the past year . meeting during which time On display at the meeting Mrs . Kelton awarded the was an arrangement made by publicity book prizes to the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, first ; the Winding Trail Garden Club, Pomeroy, second ; and the Rutland Garde n Club, Officers were elected and third. donations were made at the Mrs. Gordon Shepherd an- .~ District 13, Past Councilor's nounced the state convention in Association , Daughters of Cincinnati, July 31, Aug. I and Ameri ca, meeting Sunday at 2 at Stauffers' Inn, and the the Electric Co-op Bldg., garden club representatives Marietta. voted to sponsor Mrs. Kelton at Elected were Mrs. Hazel the convention. Dr. Richard Butler , president, Golden Howard and Laszlo Hu te, Gleem Council, Marietta'i Mrs. horticulturists, will be Margaret Stacey , vice speakers at the convention. president , Belle Prairie Council, Belpre; Mrs. Nettie Registration is due Ju!y 20. Mrs. Shepherd asked that Hayes, secretary, Theodorus each club send a delegate to the . Councill7, Pomeroy; and Mrs. convention. New state officers Bea Moyer, treasurer , Golden will be ,elecred at that time. Gleem. Each of the cwnty contact Donations were made to the chairpersons presented reports home and orphans committee on the variws activities of and to the State Councilor's clubs in their respectfve special project during the counties. Mrs. Kelton reported meeting . Plans were made for 12-yca r -uld /Hl i l ~t Ma ddy. Wilkesvi lle, using Rul-keyl:'s . canlinal fi~urin~~ . C'arnatiuns ctnd phw lc~w es in t1 Sea l of Oh io de~ i g n : Mrs. K:t rl Gru{'scr .of Meigs Cuuntv' s Wildwoud Ga rd en Club. ·ne wly 11ariwd regional sec rel<Jry, and Mrs. Robert Kuhn, Bend 0' the River Garden Club of Meigs Cou nty, regional treasure r, gave their reports . A !hank you ca rd from the fam ily of the late Mrs. Homer Parker, long active in ga rden club circles. was read : Hos ting the meeting were the garden clubs of Vinton County - Town and Country, Vin ton Township and Wilkesville. A coffee hour preceded the meeting with Mrs. Howard or Nunnemaker. chairwoman the day, giving a welcome. Devotions by Mrs . Clyde Co ttr ill were titled " For Love," and scriptures were l<Jken from .John 38, and Luke 6. Poems, ''Pick My Flowers Now," and "What God Hath Promised" were read a nd devo tion s closed with the Lord's Prayer. All s tate officers, chairpersons , pas t regional directors and gues ts were recognized and introduced by Mrs. Kelton. The luncheon was served by the McArthur Methodist Church women. D of A district meets .-r=~·,~=·s~c,=r~=='i==x;·=· :,: ,: l~< :::: Eastern hands in concert Thursday The Ea~tern Local School :::: .!:. Ga Iend ar ~~~:;~~~s~:y:~~c£:~~5~:~ 11·1 . TUF:SDI\ Y INSPECTION of Pomeroy Chap ter 186 -OES 7: 45 p.m .. Mason ic Temple .. All Eastern Sl<!rs invited. SPECIAL meeting, So utheastern Ohio · Gospel Music Assoc .. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry McG raw , Rt. 160 north of Ga llipolis, 8 p.m. to di str ibu te promotional materials and make !mal plans for May sing. DINNER meeting 7:30p.m. for pas t co mmanders and trustees of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy . . BETA SIGMA Phi Founder's Day dinner, 6:30 Tuesday night at The Sportsman , Athens. fRE E CLOTHING day for low income families at GalliaMeigs Cheshire Community Center , 8:30a .m. to 3:30 p.m. sponsored by Gallia - Meigs Community Action Program. WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Literary Club, 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Nan Moore. Mrs. James Titus to review David Halberstam 's "The Best and the Brightest." Roll call, a spring verse. · POMEROY Ladies Golf Assoc., will hold potluck dinner at 6p.m. at Pomeroy Golf Club. POMEROY Lodge 164 F&AM 7:30 p.m. All Master Masons invited. THURSDAY CARD PARTY, Middleport Child Conservation League sponsored, 7:30 Thursday night at Ihe Sacred Heart Catholic Church auditorium. High School audi torium . Song fiutes, directed by Mrs. M:ixine Whitehead. will . play seve ral selecti ons. Th.e beg inning band will play, "The Cru saders" and "Joi n the Parade." The junior band will present "Trumpeter's Salute ," " Thre e Be e th oven Miniatures,' ' "Quiet Song'' and DAVID D. DOWD, JR. FOR Griffin, Janet Mora . Dale Co nnall y, Melani e Root , Brenda Riffl e, Dennis Du rst. TRUMPE TS Swain, Jimmy J ea ni e McClure, Alberta Sc hultz. Eddie Holler, Ray Werry, La ura Eich.i nger, Janeen Swai n, Mary Ma ster s, Renee Trussell r ALTO HOR N- Molly Proto. TROMBONES - Rodney Kell er , Kenny Newefl. PERCUSSION Brian Bisse ll. Edd1e Scyoc. Jeff Root. Tony Kennedy, Kathy Pooler. Pa ige Hayman, Terry Pooler , Gary Putm an. SONG FLUTES Roger Gaul. Jod i Crow. Debbie Pooler, Melanie Ba i le y, Carolyn Bowen, Beth Wil son, Tina Beaver, Jan Smith , Nick Leonard , Cheryl Abels. Bry ce Buckley, Ray Spencer, Sherry Hol len , Raeleen Oliver . Cathy Morris , Tami Samos, John Riebel, Scotfy Van Meter. Tony SANDRA LYNN GmBS MASON - Sandra Lynn Gibbs, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Gibbs of Mason , has been selected a finalist in the 1974 Miss West Virginia Teenager Pageant at Morris Harvey College, Charleston on June 8. The pageant is the official state finale to the Miss National Teenager Pageant in Atlanta, Ga., Aug . 31. Miss Gibbs is sponsored by Mason County Bank of New Haven and entered the contest on the encouragement of Mayor Ira Atkins of Mason. Among her hobbies are skiing, swimming, camping and modeling. She is tile granddaughter of Mrs. Pauline Greathouse of Middleport. · the annual picnic at Wilson Park , located on Old Route 50 between Coolville and Athens, Aug. 4, a t I: 30 p.m. All past councilors of District 13 a re invited to attend. Get-well cards were signed TEAM ORGANIZING by Mrs. Elsie McAfee, Mrs. A girls' softball team will be Erma Barnes, and Mrs. Edna organized Saturday at 3 p.m. Vickers, all of Belle Prairie ; by Beth Vaughan at the MidMrs. Mary Austin, of Gallia dleport Community Park. Girls Council, now home from tile between 10 and 14 are invited to hospital, lUld Mrs. Pribble try out for a team. Wilson, Gallia. Mrs. Stacey opened ,the meeting by reading Psalm 91 IS CONFINED followed by the Lord's Prayer Mrs. John K. Smith (Beulah and the pledge to tile flag . A B.) , 89, is confined to the report was made on the pens Organizational meeting of Wellston Nursing Home, Wellsold by the group. tile Pomeroy girls softball ston. She has been making her Attending besides those league was held Sunday at home with her granddaughter, named were Mrs . Ruby Pomeroy village hall . Mrs. Tom Kelly, Middleport, . Matheney, Mrs. Tillie Clark, Elecl<?d were Susan Abbott, and family . president, Lorna Se t, 1 . secretary; and Lila Mitch , REVIVAL OPENS Edna Betzmg, Chester; and treasurer . Thirty-six girls MASON, W. Va. - A revival Mrs. Edna Reibel, Mrs. Eva signed up and two I<?ams were Bidwell; Mrs. Martha Thomas, Dessauer, and Mrs. Glen organized .· Coaches will be · at the Mason Assembly of God Ironton, and Mrs. Frances Watzel , Theodorus Council, Keith Ann Whitlatch and Frank Church on Dudding Lane, Setll. Each girl will be required Mason, W. Va ., will start May 5 Harrison , Piketon, organizers. Pomeroy. to pay $:1 for insurance and at 7:30p.m. each evening with hats. A rummage ·sale was Evangelist Janie Renner from planned for the first week in Mt. Morris, Pa. She pastored in June, and a tag day will be sever9l churches in Pennsylvania and also taught school. planned. A program of scripture, were Robin Buckley, Terry Arrangements were made to music and recitations was Clark, Jeff Hillary and Wayne gettogether Saturday to smash presented at the Laurel Cliff Leifheit. There was a solo by and package aluminum cans, Free Methodist Church in Miss Kline, and a song, "Silver donated by Shammy's DriveThe Almanac observance of Youth Night. Trumpet" by Steve and Becky In. They will then be taken to By United Press International Charles Diehl served as Eblin, Barbara and Shirley the recycling plant. Today is Tuesday; April 30, announcer for the program Friend. Hillary gave a reading, the !20th day of 1974 with 245 with Kathy Pullins as the and Baron and Mrs. Pullins · days to follow. pianist, and Barbara Kline, the and the Martin Trio presented The moon is between its first song leader. Service opened numbers. Mrs. Jerome Cook quarter and full phase. with "When the Roll is Called, gave a reading and there was The morning stars are Up Yonder" with prayer by group singing by the 20 young Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. Robert Barton. Steve Eblin people preceding a sermon by The evening stars are Mars joined his daughter, Becky, for the assistant pastor, Mr. and Saturn. a song, and Jeff Hillary gave Barton . Those born on this date are Senior night for Vererans scripture. Taking the offering Memorial Hospital Can- under the sign of Taurus. dystripers will be Saturday, . Queen Juliana of the NetherMay 20, instead of the regular lands was born April 30, 1909. On this day in history : meeting night May 13. CanIn 1803, the United States dystripers who will be more than doubledlitS land area Mrs. Sherman (Jean) Dye, the conference theme " In- graduating this year from high with the Louisiana' Purchase . It school will be honored. · Cleveland Heights, will be in formation Leads to obtained all French territory Girls interested in becoming Middleport Saturday to par- Knowledge" will begin. a candystriper may secure west of the Mississippi River ticipate in tile District 16 spring Reservations for the lun- applications from the guidance for $15 million. conference of the Ohio cheon to be served at noon are In 1945, the body of German Congress of Parents and to be made with Mrs. William counselor at their respective Adolf Hitler was found dictator schools. Applicants must be 16 Teachers. Mrs. Dye is the Ohio Willford, Rt. I, Middleport, by in a bunker under the ruins of years of age. PTA president. tomorrow (May I). The charge Berlin. Also that day, Russian Regis tra lion for tile con- for the luncheon will be $2. soldiers captured _the Reichstag ference in Meigs Junior High The afternoon session will in Berlin, raising the CommuSchool will be from 9 to 10 a.m. include announcement of the nist flag over the Nazi capital. The meeting will convene at 10 cultural arts winners. Visual SENIORS MEET In 1963, New Hampshire a.m. and at 10:30 w?rkshops on art entries are to be at the HARRISONVILLE - "What became tile first state to school not later than 9:30a.m. I Remember About Spring" legalize a state-run lottery Saturday morning since was the topic . used when the since 1894 when a similar one judging will begin at 10 a .m. Harrisonville Golden Age ended in Louisiana. Senior CitizenS m~t recently at HOST BREAKFAST In 1973, President Nixon the school. Games were -played acknowledged responsibility for Mr. and Mrs . Richard Friend led by Hazel Stanley. Eliza the Watergate break-in but hosted a p·r ayer breakfast Powell and Minnie McGrath Saturday morning for - th e denied knowledge of the plot. won game prizes. The door Men 's Fellowship of the Laurel Also that day, Nixon dismissed prize wentto Norman Will. The Cliff Free Methodist Church. FAIR PLANNED John Dean as White House Pancakes and sausage were SYRACUSE - Syracuse next meeting will be May 28 at counsel, and presidential aides served by Mrs. Friend and PTA will sponsor a Spring Fair 6:30p.m. with potluck dinner. H. R. Haldeman and · John daughter , Belinda. Attending Friday at Syracuse Elemen- Everyone is welcome tQ attend. Ehrlichman resigned. '· were Mar~ , Richard, Jr., and tary School. Dinner will be Marvin Friend, Robert Barton, served from 5:30 to 7 p.m. James Gilm<ire, Pearl Jacobs, ·There will be games and Steve Eblin and Ed Van In- · prizes. wag en. League is organized ·Conventt'on t's ptU~nned~~:~~~:.ad':,~~~ya,:~; ~:s~ The 25th alUlual convention of the Providence District, Ohio Baptist Guild, will be Sunday at the Forest Run Baptist Church. Sunday school will begin at 9:30a.m. with Cornelius Bunch in charge, and tw1> of the Guild girls will give the 10:30 a.m. devotional service. The Rev. Eddie Buffington, pastor, will speak at 11 a.m. At noon there will be a luncheon and this will be followed by an afternoon program ~ t I: 15 p.m. Miss Yvonne Preston will be the pianist for the congregational singing and the Guild girls will give the devotions, Speaker will be Mrs : Dorothy Thomas of Bidwell, president of the Missionary Society, of the Providence District, and first vice president of the Women 's Auxiliary of the Ohio Baptist General Association. Officers of the Ohio Baptist Guild of the Providence District are Mrs . Zuelelia Smith, Pomeroy, supervisor for 25 years, Mrs. Harry Scott, Gallipolis, first vice supervisor ; Mrs. Martha Thomas, Ironton, second vice supervisor ; Mrs. Eleanor Preston, Corning, trea surer ; Miss Yvonne Preston, Co rning , pianist and Mrs. Thelma Riley, RendviUe , Mrs. Ada Payne, Garfunkel "; "Adagietto" from " William Tell Overture." following intermission, the Symphony No. 5 and will close symphonic liand directed by with "The free l.ance March." Per sonnel of the bands are: in s trum e ntal supervis or , CADET BAND Charles Wills, will play fillFLUTE S - Becky Edwa rds, more 's "The Klaxon"; "Short Ap r:il Park er, Carla Coyvde r y, Pa tty Law r ence. Prelude with Perspectives"; CLAR INETS - Lela Young, "Ariella for Winds" and Lu cy Shook , Ka lee n Millhone, " Introduction a nd Ca price." Pau la Li fe, Nancy Samos, The concert band , also · Be_ck y Pooler, Traci Say re . direcl<?d by Wills, will play Den ise White, Tammi Star , Beth Rit chie , Rich ie Va n " Battle ·c ry of freedom, " cher Meter , Connie Stout. Tammy " The Song from Moulin Curtis. SAXOPH ONE S - Steve Rouge, " "Sounds of Simon and Youth night observed HOST VISITORS Recent visitors of Mr s. Zuelelia Smith and Mrs. Azalea Odister, Pomeroy, were the tatter 's grandchildren, Sheila, Kimberly and Kenneth Odister, and a greatgranddaughter, Rhonda Phoenix, Dayton . After a several days visit three more grandchildren, Carl Michael, Sharon and Ronald Odister, and their unole and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Rother Biggs, Dayton, came for the four children . A get-acquainted party for Sharon was held during her visit here at Crow's Ste;~k House. Otber guests were Miss Sarah Green, Miss Donna Boyd and the Rev. Eddie Buffipgton. GRANGE TO MEET Pomona Grange will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the Rock Springs Grange hall. Gallia County will visit and present the program. The Ohio Valley · Grange will serve sandwiches an<! beverage and other members are asked to take a covered dish for a potluck. Judging of the state and national dress contest will take place. ~ Barring er, Darlene Barton , John Connolly , Scott Dillon, M ike Gibbs, Beth Hayman, Jeff Jones, Carole O'Conner, Kathy Pierce, Leslie Well s, Charles Ma sser, Virginia Ca usey, Tommy Scyoc, Brian Connolly, K i la Young, Dee Dee ·Mrs. Dye to speak VISIT FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Corson, Morgantown, W. Va., visited over the weekend with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPhail and children, Pomeroy. SAXO PHONES - Donald Mafheny , Ricky Den ise Kimes, Lamar Lyo ns. Steve GoebeL Mandie Rose, Marsha Kimes, Nancy Miller , Deanna · H e n s~ey, Rachel Hunte r , Ba rhara Douglas, Cindy Dill. 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Ec1ch week sio first prize , SlO second, ss third 1 SHOULD HAVE READ Plor n Dealer Endor\e ~ Oowd euep tro"n l ~ Qnd r do t ~ whoi:e HOU'RS: FRYERS FRESH · NOT FROZEN Ridenour . ' ' CASH GIVEAWAY MILK ing Prosecutor of t~e Year In 1970. ,. A.n O~IVE - IN Mon.lo Thurs . 9 to 3-Friday 9 to 7 Saturday 9 to 12. ALL STAR 2% Now serving as Sto rk County Prosecuting Attorney Selected as ou tstand - • AUTO BANK 43e lb. BOLOG NA............................!~~-.6 9 e Pau la ATTORIEY GEIERAL "FIGHT CRIME" WHOLE 79e SUGARDALE CHUCK W-AGON Beaver , J immy Steele, Sherrie Starcher , Teresa Bendum . TROMBONE Hyse ll. BAR ITON~ CHI·CKEN SLICED BACON , JUNIOR BAND FLUTE - Debbie Durst. CLARINETS Cheryl SAXO PHONES - U. S. Grade A SUGARDALE CHUCK WAGON Patricia Windon . George Pi ckens. J uli Whitehead. Tanya Keeba~gh, Janet Ambr ose, Tammy Fitch , Steve Windon , Randy Keller . MI DDLEPORT, (\ Reserve The Right To Limit Qua ntities" BucK ley, Mark Mora , Pam Kautz. BE LLS - Debbi e Windon . Hauber . ' Family Pack Ter esa Smith, Belinda Deeter . P ERCUSSION Hau ber. Sherry SERVE U. S. GRADE A BASSOON - Teresa Carr . TR UM PE TS Jane Whit ehead, Steve Follrod , Durst. Sarah Goegel , Cassie Newell , Kevin Brooks , Renee Joanne Dea n, Jayne Smi th , Regina Sheets. Wendy Elkins, Patri cia .Edwa r d s, Sherri· Myer s, Candystripers to be honored BASS ·CLARIN ET Fkk . I f ,. • I ,, I I I. ' -j .I . ' .I ' ' .I . .·. .li . I .' �f, - '. . 7 - The Daily Sentinel, Middlep<>rt-Pomeroy, 0. , Tuesday, April 30, 1974 The Owl)· & nt ill<'1. Midctl,•pt>rl- Pou ,.., O)' . () ., Tuesday. Aprii 30, 1!174 Maj or Lc.1 q u e l t' a dl'r" Roberts pitches, h~ts Astros to 18-2 victory Bv uo ;~~~, ~.~.-~'.';,·.~~~·"'• " •' l C<lf.J Ul' N fl_I IO n il l ,I q. ab . r . h . p et . H J.t ~?5 , ., 33 184 Snyder, Cuir ningharr . · Harts, F ruths win gall1es Smith, Tann ehill , Cummings, Johnson and Howard . ' 031 000 0-4 .;102 112 0_ 9 J5 4 . Fi ve Points Snlith. sr L ' ' 86 ar ea ogg ~n dZ uspa n· H&Z 203 000 0--5 Fruths H ebnr , Pil 11 ~ n r•, 'J! . 375 l:J-9, a nd Fru th.<; edged Fi ve F ive P oint s - F ruth vnsr. Ph i t ro "1H 11 t r Jt, 7 p · ~ 5 · ftb 11 Red man and Cummings hi t Gross , HoU ,.,., 61 13 n .J6 1 Mornds -4 rn_ sn o ga m es homers for the losers and Grubb , so ·n n I J '16 .3S6 on ay e v e mng. Ga r r . A tl n 9J 9 n 3$ 5 Harl'i-Hogg_ and Zusn<J n _ Quillen one for th.e winners. COF.IELD HIRED Wa l sn, Hou ? 'J 81 15 30 .353 ~~ Rilk e r , A11 ? 1 7':l 16 ?6 . 347 Home runs were hit by Tu rnel' Clark had a triple for Fruths, CHA:-RLOTI'ESVILLE, Rose . Cin 111 8.1 15 18 3,16 Ca mp, Hoscha r a nd Vt~n Me ter Tannehill a double for F'ive IUPI 1- William C. Cofield, A m eric,ln L cttq u c g ,, b r. h. pet. for Harth. Roush go t one for the Poin ls. was na med an Jck sn .Ou k 19 15 rt723.390 30 .400 upposition. For the winners, Ge tting two hits 1each fo r basketball coach at Stn tn , Cal 17591 . Hy FRED .llcMANE eyes rolled where a ll you could I .ee May had the biggest ehihg of Mike Marshall to"Wi n Carw. M in · 70 R.t 17 37 38 1 Turner was :1 for 4, Kearns 2 for f"i ~e Points we re C a rk and UP! Spnrls Writer see was white ... it rea lly night of a ny of the Astros, the ir seven th game in a row. Sp ikes. Cl e 20 16 ro ' 1 . 3 5,~ 3, VanMeter 3 for 4 and Rizer, and one each were Baer, of Virgin ia Monday by nel•hfl-Rud i. Oilk 19 79 6 ]1:1 3 ....... appointect Head Coach Mr· Jay night startect on a seared n~ <'.' · equallin g a majo r leag ue Willie Crawford drove in three Gr ic h , Bat ra 65 12 ?J 354 Hosc ha r 2 for 4. For H&Z, Quillen, Arthur, Gi llespie and • Holland. Cofield resigned horrtfying note but turne<: 011 1 Me tzge r was rushed to the record hy hitting two home runs for the Dodgers with a F reeh n , Del Halstead. Woll r d . KC J ~ . ;~ 1·: ;~ j~ ~ ~uspan was 4 for 4, Harris a nd dual position of to be a regular Iaugher for ti ll· r .. . spital and pronounced fit, r uns in one innin g and pair of si n ~k·s in the fir st two O l i va , Min " 40 v r.r 350 M. Roush 2 for 4 each and F. For Five Poin ts, no one got coach and athletic direc tor Houston Astros. except for a chipped bene a t co llr t'lin g £ive hit~ in five at innings but Los Angeles also YaJ , Bos 2 1 69 17 '),J J<~B Ae l . ker 2 for,'!. Homo Run s more than one h't 1 but 9 pIayers Raci ne Univers ity Th e As tros were takin g the base of his left thumb. ba ts. May hit a pair of two runs was gifted by a pair of Met Nilfuln al te agu e: P e rez , Cin Har ts 211 702 0--13 13 2 hit safely, be ing Redm Cl n, Wisconsi n. batting practice before the t\s tr ~ offi cials placed him on homers in the sixth when the errors. Felix Millan and Wayne an d' Wy nn , LA 7; Aa r on. A ll game with the Chicago Cu bs the 15-da y disabled ltst. Astros scored nine nms. He Garre tt homered for the Mels. 5and H eb n er, Pitt 6 ; G ar vey , L A when shorl,top Roger Metzger, Astros Pound Cubs Am eric.1n L eagu e: N e lll es, also singled home another run. Angels 7, Red Sox 2: NY )1 ; Jackson , Oak 9; ru)mmg laps in centerfield. and Me tzger's · mis hap mi ght Da ve Roberts, allowing Tom McCra w, wh o had Ya st rie m ski, Bas 6 ; Duncan , pitcher Don Wilson, shagg ing have taken the fight out of seven hits , went the distance rl o n . Del a n d Bur previously collected only one C l cv. HToex 5. fly balls. collided head-<m, many cl ubs but not the Astros. for Houston to get his fourth hit this season, hit two homers rouqlts. · Run s Bn1t ed In causing Metzger to momen- They p<>unded si x Cub pitchers win in six decisions. Nation a l L ea gue : . Ce d eno, and a pair of doubles to hel p the oU 2.1 ; Wyn n . LA 2 1, P er ez, tarily swallow his tongue. for 20 hits and equalled a club In the only other National An gels snap a five-game losing H 20 ; Smit h , St L 19 ; f--- - - - - - --"'=====----------'.C=..:::::::.______ I The 26-year-<Jld- shortstop's single ge~m e scoring record in League game, Los Angeles streak . McCraw drove in four Cin Conce p c ion , Ci n 18 . Am eri c an l eagu e: Jac k son. life was saved by the quick an 18-2 triumph. ectged the New York Mets, 3-7, runs to back th e seven-hit Oak '16 ; N ett les, NY 2J ; reactions of third baseman "When we got the good news while in the only American pitching of Bill Singer , who Yas t rzems k i, Bos an d Bur ro ughs . Tex 19 : H isle, Minn 18 . Doug Rader and ca tch er John that Roger was okay-tha t it Lea gue games , California posted his third win in five Pit ch i ng Edwards, who administered was nothing serious-we all downed Boston, 7-2, and Cleve- decisions. National L ea gu e : Jo h n." LAs . 0 ; Ree d , A ll , Sulton, LA and first-aid to the stricken player. felt very fO od ," said Astros' land nipped Minnesota, 3-2. Indiwts 31 Twins 2: Ca l dwell , SF 4 1: Ro b erts. H ou '' He had swallowed his mana ge r Preston Gomez. "We . Dodgers 8, Mets 7: Dav e Duncan 's~boWlci n g sin- 42Am c an t eagu e: Je n k ins , tongue," Edwards sa id, "a nd said 'Let's win this game for The Dodgers built an 11-0 lead gle over third base with two out T ex 5 eri 1; Col ema n . De l . Medic h he was tur11ing grayish and his Roger' and we went out and in the first two innings, then in th e ninth inning capped a an d St ottl em yr e, N Y a nd had a good night ." · held on behind the relief pit- two-run rally and gave Steve 2.Hun t er , O <~ k 4 -1 ; B ib by, T ele 4 Kline his first victory in a n . Indian uni form . Kline, ...,., ,.,._ GIANTS SIGN TUCKER acquired from the New York • NEW YORK I UPI ) - Tight Yankees last Friday night, .went the distance sca ttering end Bob Tucker, who reportedly had been off ered an nine hits to boost his record to 3-2. Harmon Killebrew hit his estunated $500,000 offer from 548th career homer for Min- th e Philadelphia Bell of the nesota while George Hendrick World ~·ootball League , signed LOUISVILLE , Ky. (UP!) we had no choice. If he runs a e<haustect to race, according to his his fourth of the season for a multiyear contract with the ' New York Giants Monday. "! wish I was here with .a lot his trainer. Gallant Cord is good race and doesn't come Cleveland. . more ammunition and had getting over a touch of colic but back all stretched out, we will more time! ' ' run him back in the Derby," may be able to start. Those were trainer Gene "Ga Hai has blossomed since Cleveland said. Cleveland's sentiments todav he arrived in Kentucky. But we Ga Hai hasn't raced since he ZENITH when he sent Laguna Seca 's G~ really neect more time. Four won a division of the Gold Rush COLOR TV Hai to the post in the $20,000 days to the Kentucky Derby Stakes on March 30. REG. 1169.95 353 added Derby Trial Stakes, a after tbe Trial is too close. But If any of the other starters Perfect gift for bri des, gradrace that will decide whether show any class at all they, too, ua tes, 'M om' ! Has built -in theson of Determine takes onwill start in the Kentucky fa shion , zig-z ag, bl in d-hem the nation's best 3-year-olds Derby, their trainers insisted. • BLACK & stiLchcs, pus h-bu tt on reverse, Saturday in the looth running Churchill Downs officials can snap-on presser fee t, more! WHITE TV of the Kentucky Derby. count 18 sure runners in the Eight horses were entered richest renewal of the race that for this final prep nice 'for will be worth more than ' llg·zdg sewing machine aspiring Kentucky Derby $300,000 if as many as 20 start. winners. Two were withdrawn Model 252 CARRYING CASE OR CABINET EXTRA The winner would get most of $149 .95 STEREO and another loomed as a it, more than $200,000. Second p<>ssible scratch. That left Ga . place will be worth only $30,000 We ha ve a (;redit Plan d esigned t o fit ypur bu dget . Hai, Crimson Ruler, To the · with $15,000 to third and $7,500 We also have a libera ltra de·i n poli cy. Rescue, Robard and Perfect to fourth. Easy .:Terms! HERMAN GRATE Aim as starters in a race that Judger, Cannonade, Rube Free Delivery! 713-5592 MASON , W.VA . Righthander Terry Lucas the Great, Accipiter, Agitate, hasn't produced a Kentucky Ph. 992-2284 'A y THE SINGE Derby winner since Tim Tam fired a three hitter Monday Confederate Yankee, Flip Sal, . night against the Hannan Gold And Myrrh, Hudson turned the trick in 1958. I Prove Lively hurt himself in Trace Wildcats in leading' the County, Little Current, Sharp his stall. King of Rome was too Kyger Creek Bobcats to a 10-1 Gary, Triple Crown, Consiglivictory at Mercerville. ori, l,exico, Set n' Go, .J.R.'s • • r KC continues to lead the Pet, Sir Tristram and Buck's Southern Valley Athletic Bid are expectect to be entered _. , Conference with a 5-l slate. on Thursday. • • • t'l-. · The Bobcats are 6-6 overall. • .. !""' ...... Destroyer, Bold Clarion and Hannan Trace is 3-4 in the Silver Hope, along with the -' league . Kyger Creek jumped strong runners in the Trial, ·" into a 1-0lead in the first inning probably will join them and as second baseman Tim Lucas what once loomed as an un-'~ '' .. ~ lined a single · to center. managable field will have • • Lawrence Tabor drew a walk · shrunk as low as could be • • ro a nd catcher Clay Hudson expected. ,. Gallipolis captured a singled to center but Lucas was lriangular golf match on the cutdown at the plate. Pomeroy . course Monday Tabor raced across the plate evening. at Wayne Hesson 's attempted The Blue Devils shot a 156, pick-off throw bounced in the ' ,. Jackson 168 and Meigs 171. dirt and through the outKen New captured medalist stretched hands of first honors with a two-over-par 37. baseman Mark Swain. • .,, John Saunders had a 39, Tom The . Bobcats plated four ' .... Young, 40, Dow Saunders 40 more runs in the third on a .... • and Brent Johnson 40. leadoff walk to Lucas, a double '"" Rusty Saunders, Tom by Bill Metzner, walks to Davl Wiseman and Stu Cornell each Wise and Ron Roush and hits .' , -~ had a 41 for the winners. by Bruce and Ben· Arnett. ' ,...,...,... Hannan Trace's lone tally For Jackson, John Davis had ' • y!lll.. . ,..... 38, Bob Morrow 42, Jeff Yerian came on a home run off the bat .·'1"M ...~ 43, Keith Wilson 45 and Steve of Sheets in the fifth inning. . ·~ Morrow 46. The Bobcats wrapped up the · For Meigs, Bruce Blackston game with three runs in the had a 40, J . D. Story 41 , John sixth and two in the seventh. In YES NO Thomas 44, Jeff Warner 46, the sixth, Metzner and Hudson Jeff Ridgeway and Joe doubled, Wise singled, Roush 1. Are th e pr1ces of homes going up in your Rosenbaum 52 and Dav e walked and . Bruce Arnett Ridgeway 53. si ngled to left. neighborhood2 The final two tallies came in 2. Or, hove you pu t any Improvemen ts tn to yo ur Ute seventh on three errors and The gift that captures home? a single by Metzner. Metzner forever the memories led the Bobcats with four hits in Major league Results 3. Or, did you pu t a substantial down payment By United Press International fi ve trips. Hudson and Bruce she'll never forget . . . National League Ar t h 11 d h'(s o n your house? . Ch;ca 9 o 010 100 ooo- 2 7 1 · ne t eac co ecte two 1 . with a lustrous Houst on 5 10 109 02le - 1B 20 1 Petrie Hesson and Sheets Bonham , H u t son (1), T odd had th 1 hi syl)thetic stone the 12 1, Bur r;s (4 ), Hoo ton 161, e Widcat 'ts. Kremmel ( 6) and M i tter w a ld . Lucas, in h~s second route month to mark the Roberts (-4 -2 ) and M . M a y . LP · f h' - Bonham 11-AI. H R s- L. May 2 go1ng per ormance t ts season, birthday of IJrd & 4th1. struckout eight and walked each of her children. New York ooo 231 oo r- , IJ 2 four. Hesson fanned eight and · Los An g 440 ooo oox ~ a 8 o ·issued se ven walks. by GUERTIN BROTHERS Stone , Apoda ca f 2L Mc Graw L' S . N ever tho ught about 112 Th e' City Loan Company has. {6 ), M i ll er , (8) and Hodges ; me core . Sutton . Brewer 151. Marshall KC 104 003 2- 10 11 I • Th ey h·a ve a spec1al pla n that lets you use the money in your (71 and Yeag er. WP - Brewer HT 000 010 n 1 3 6 ( J.QJ. LP - Sto n e ( 0-2). HR svhome. The City Lo on HomeOwner Loan . It s o big loan. Bi gger than Mil lan ll stl, Garrett 14th I Lucas (W) and Huds on. Court St . mosl. ~ o5y lo get. Beca use It's backed by an asset that keeps !Only ga mes sc hed uled! ' Hess on (L ) and Shaffer. Pomeroy American Lea-gue growing . You pu t money in to your house ... why not get 11 out? Fo r Minn Cleveland 000 200 000 000102 - 3 2 10 9 01 the th mgs you need todoy. Kline ( 3- 21 and Dun can ; Rej.t; ,S lL 71 flO H tsb ·~ -· ...-( tH 1 ****GOOD NEWS SALE **** • - ·· - ON SINGER' SEWING MACHINES 0 ·••• •• Eight horses entered in GENIE ' PORTABLE sewing machine w.fth carrying case final prep race for Derby SAVE ~ '20.95 $ • Bobcats humble • s:El:. $99 .. FASHION MATE e Wildcats MASON FURNITURE The Fabric Shop, 115 W. Second, Pomeroy -· Gallipolis cops three .. way match .-. c:f: r ,f' ........--·-···· ·lif..jAi$1$. . .,,,.. l'/A . ..... ·,~ , -- ' ~ --.. ...... •;..:.~o~J. .... tJhe Original Mot,her'> ~ .. .-·· Ring '~ ;·f4.' ·- . wit~h~~=' ~~ • • • 0 0 SYNTHETIC STONES 0 0 0 0 of 1 _ , The sad answer to that question could be yes. Unles$ we are aware of these facts: .' . By mid 1975 all _industry in America, including electric utilities, must comply with the standards of the Clean Air Act. There is a possibility of a permissable extension to mid '76. Just one ·" yes" means there's money in your home you can put in your pocket. GOESSLER'S Jewelry .Store Alburv . Ca m pbe l l { 9) and Hundley . LP - Campb el l (2 -1) . HRs- K i llebrew On d L · H en Cirick ( ~th ). r--------------------. NOW ONE INSURANCE PLAN CAN COVER · YOU, YOUR HOME, AND ~OUR AUTO. AI lest, all California 011 102.020- 7 12 o Boston 100 ooo 010- 2 7 o Singer (J.2) and Rodrigue z; ·-' • \ '"f) Tlant·, Cl!i!'mons ' (9 ) and F isk . th~ For more rnform ation, stop 111 a nd see th e people in your lo ca l City Loa n off1ce. Ask them to show you 1ust how easy it is to get your money oul of you r ho me. ·. ~.:__---1 things covered in )'OI.Ir home owner policy and oi l the thing' covered in your .a utomobile pol ky con be cov· (Only games schedu l ed J The. "stack gas scrubber" that some say is the answer to removing sulfur-dioxide, CITY LOAN COMPANY ---~~ ered in one pblicy. Continentol ln,uronce's new - · Personal Compre~, ive Protection plan: PCP. It's ' o comprehen,ive, you con ' even odd ho!pital, d isa bility LP - Tiant (l .Jl. HRs - M c Craw 2 (ls t !. 2nd I. But whether it be '75 or '76, for many utilities there is no way on God's green earth that the present sulfur-dioxide emission standards can be met. income, and mortgage hie inwronce. it ocruall)l ._;.,.u you more SHOOTING DELA YEO The Shoaters EdUcation Program sponsored by the Meigs County Jaycees has been postponed this week according to Jaycee President Richard Poulin. in,uronce (Overage lor yovr .' ;o,~on" dollo• . · . ~ -~-Reuter- B.rogan .Insurance :;hone~ 107 Sycamore Pomeroy 11... 2-5130 ) I .· ·. \ ' ' ~ . And unless some responsible corporation brings these facts to light, this country of ours could be headed into chaos. If they did exist and could be installed, the resulting ground pollution would be worse than any potential air pollution . And shedding light is the sole purpose of this advertisement. It is absolutely imperative that the Clean Air Act be amended. There is no other way. America has more coal than the Middle East The courts have already made it impossible . for ·any government agency~ including the Environmental Protection Agencyto grant a last minute reprieve. ·- \ ' ' .I . ' . ' I I I I I ., l ·-·· -' ' ,. I ·Unless the Clean Air Act is amended we \1', , ' I. If such scrubbers did exist they couldn't be installed in time. ··- 125 E. Main St. • 992-2 171 - I • A vit.al part of the 7-state A'merican Electric Power System. • LARRY BROGAN will have a real energy crisis. sens~ . Ohio Power Company • By comb.ning W!verol pohcil!t, doesn 't exist in a practical working • •- I rl I I ! ' ' I '· �f, - '. . 7 - The Daily Sentinel, Middlep<>rt-Pomeroy, 0. , Tuesday, April 30, 1974 The Owl)· & nt ill<'1. Midctl,•pt>rl- Pou ,.., O)' . () ., Tuesday. Aprii 30, 1!174 Maj or Lc.1 q u e l t' a dl'r" Roberts pitches, h~ts Astros to 18-2 victory Bv uo ;~~~, ~.~.-~'.';,·.~~~·"'• " •' l C<lf.J Ul' N fl_I IO n il l ,I q. ab . r . h . p et . H J.t ~?5 , ., 33 184 Snyder, Cuir ningharr . · Harts, F ruths win gall1es Smith, Tann ehill , Cummings, Johnson and Howard . ' 031 000 0-4 .;102 112 0_ 9 J5 4 . Fi ve Points Snlith. sr L ' ' 86 ar ea ogg ~n dZ uspa n· H&Z 203 000 0--5 Fruths H ebnr , Pil 11 ~ n r•, 'J! . 375 l:J-9, a nd Fru th.<; edged Fi ve F ive P oint s - F ruth vnsr. Ph i t ro "1H 11 t r Jt, 7 p · ~ 5 · ftb 11 Red man and Cummings hi t Gross , HoU ,.,., 61 13 n .J6 1 Mornds -4 rn_ sn o ga m es homers for the losers and Grubb , so ·n n I J '16 .3S6 on ay e v e mng. Ga r r . A tl n 9J 9 n 3$ 5 Harl'i-Hogg_ and Zusn<J n _ Quillen one for th.e winners. COF.IELD HIRED Wa l sn, Hou ? 'J 81 15 30 .353 ~~ Rilk e r , A11 ? 1 7':l 16 ?6 . 347 Home runs were hit by Tu rnel' Clark had a triple for Fruths, CHA:-RLOTI'ESVILLE, Rose . Cin 111 8.1 15 18 3,16 Ca mp, Hoscha r a nd Vt~n Me ter Tannehill a double for F'ive IUPI 1- William C. Cofield, A m eric,ln L cttq u c g ,, b r. h. pet. for Harth. Roush go t one for the Poin ls. was na med an Jck sn .Ou k 19 15 rt723.390 30 .400 upposition. For the winners, Ge tting two hits 1each fo r basketball coach at Stn tn , Cal 17591 . Hy FRED .llcMANE eyes rolled where a ll you could I .ee May had the biggest ehihg of Mike Marshall to"Wi n Carw. M in · 70 R.t 17 37 38 1 Turner was :1 for 4, Kearns 2 for f"i ~e Points we re C a rk and UP! Spnrls Writer see was white ... it rea lly night of a ny of the Astros, the ir seven th game in a row. Sp ikes. Cl e 20 16 ro ' 1 . 3 5,~ 3, VanMeter 3 for 4 and Rizer, and one each were Baer, of Virgin ia Monday by nel•hfl-Rud i. Oilk 19 79 6 ]1:1 3 ....... appointect Head Coach Mr· Jay night startect on a seared n~ <'.' · equallin g a majo r leag ue Willie Crawford drove in three Gr ic h , Bat ra 65 12 ?J 354 Hosc ha r 2 for 4. For H&Z, Quillen, Arthur, Gi llespie and • Holland. Cofield resigned horrtfying note but turne<: 011 1 Me tzge r was rushed to the record hy hitting two home runs for the Dodgers with a F reeh n , Del Halstead. Woll r d . KC J ~ . ;~ 1·: ;~ j~ ~ ~uspan was 4 for 4, Harris a nd dual position of to be a regular Iaugher for ti ll· r .. . spital and pronounced fit, r uns in one innin g and pair of si n ~k·s in the fir st two O l i va , Min " 40 v r.r 350 M. Roush 2 for 4 each and F. For Five Poin ts, no one got coach and athletic direc tor Houston Astros. except for a chipped bene a t co llr t'lin g £ive hit~ in five at innings but Los Angeles also YaJ , Bos 2 1 69 17 '),J J<~B Ae l . ker 2 for,'!. Homo Run s more than one h't 1 but 9 pIayers Raci ne Univers ity Th e As tros were takin g the base of his left thumb. ba ts. May hit a pair of two runs was gifted by a pair of Met Nilfuln al te agu e: P e rez , Cin Har ts 211 702 0--13 13 2 hit safely, be ing Redm Cl n, Wisconsi n. batting practice before the t\s tr ~ offi cials placed him on homers in the sixth when the errors. Felix Millan and Wayne an d' Wy nn , LA 7; Aa r on. A ll game with the Chicago Cu bs the 15-da y disabled ltst. Astros scored nine nms. He Garre tt homered for the Mels. 5and H eb n er, Pitt 6 ; G ar vey , L A when shorl,top Roger Metzger, Astros Pound Cubs Am eric.1n L eagu e: N e lll es, also singled home another run. Angels 7, Red Sox 2: NY )1 ; Jackson , Oak 9; ru)mmg laps in centerfield. and Me tzger's · mis hap mi ght Da ve Roberts, allowing Tom McCra w, wh o had Ya st rie m ski, Bas 6 ; Duncan , pitcher Don Wilson, shagg ing have taken the fight out of seven hits , went the distance rl o n . Del a n d Bur previously collected only one C l cv. HToex 5. fly balls. collided head-<m, many cl ubs but not the Astros. for Houston to get his fourth hit this season, hit two homers rouqlts. · Run s Bn1t ed In causing Metzger to momen- They p<>unded si x Cub pitchers win in six decisions. Nation a l L ea gue : . Ce d eno, and a pair of doubles to hel p the oU 2.1 ; Wyn n . LA 2 1, P er ez, tarily swallow his tongue. for 20 hits and equalled a club In the only other National An gels snap a five-game losing H 20 ; Smit h , St L 19 ; f--- - - - - - --"'=====----------'.C=..:::::::.______ I The 26-year-<Jld- shortstop's single ge~m e scoring record in League game, Los Angeles streak . McCraw drove in four Cin Conce p c ion , Ci n 18 . Am eri c an l eagu e: Jac k son. life was saved by the quick an 18-2 triumph. ectged the New York Mets, 3-7, runs to back th e seven-hit Oak '16 ; N ett les, NY 2J ; reactions of third baseman "When we got the good news while in the only American pitching of Bill Singer , who Yas t rzems k i, Bos an d Bur ro ughs . Tex 19 : H isle, Minn 18 . Doug Rader and ca tch er John that Roger was okay-tha t it Lea gue games , California posted his third win in five Pit ch i ng Edwards, who administered was nothing serious-we all downed Boston, 7-2, and Cleve- decisions. National L ea gu e : Jo h n." LAs . 0 ; Ree d , A ll , Sulton, LA and first-aid to the stricken player. felt very fO od ," said Astros' land nipped Minnesota, 3-2. Indiwts 31 Twins 2: Ca l dwell , SF 4 1: Ro b erts. H ou '' He had swallowed his mana ge r Preston Gomez. "We . Dodgers 8, Mets 7: Dav e Duncan 's~boWlci n g sin- 42Am c an t eagu e: Je n k ins , tongue," Edwards sa id, "a nd said 'Let's win this game for The Dodgers built an 11-0 lead gle over third base with two out T ex 5 eri 1; Col ema n . De l . Medic h he was tur11ing grayish and his Roger' and we went out and in the first two innings, then in th e ninth inning capped a an d St ottl em yr e, N Y a nd had a good night ." · held on behind the relief pit- two-run rally and gave Steve 2.Hun t er , O <~ k 4 -1 ; B ib by, T ele 4 Kline his first victory in a n . Indian uni form . Kline, ...,., ,.,._ GIANTS SIGN TUCKER acquired from the New York • NEW YORK I UPI ) - Tight Yankees last Friday night, .went the distance sca ttering end Bob Tucker, who reportedly had been off ered an nine hits to boost his record to 3-2. Harmon Killebrew hit his estunated $500,000 offer from 548th career homer for Min- th e Philadelphia Bell of the nesota while George Hendrick World ~·ootball League , signed LOUISVILLE , Ky. (UP!) we had no choice. If he runs a e<haustect to race, according to his his fourth of the season for a multiyear contract with the ' New York Giants Monday. "! wish I was here with .a lot his trainer. Gallant Cord is good race and doesn't come Cleveland. . more ammunition and had getting over a touch of colic but back all stretched out, we will more time! ' ' run him back in the Derby," may be able to start. Those were trainer Gene "Ga Hai has blossomed since Cleveland said. Cleveland's sentiments todav he arrived in Kentucky. But we Ga Hai hasn't raced since he ZENITH when he sent Laguna Seca 's G~ really neect more time. Four won a division of the Gold Rush COLOR TV Hai to the post in the $20,000 days to the Kentucky Derby Stakes on March 30. REG. 1169.95 353 added Derby Trial Stakes, a after tbe Trial is too close. But If any of the other starters Perfect gift for bri des, gradrace that will decide whether show any class at all they, too, ua tes, 'M om' ! Has built -in theson of Determine takes onwill start in the Kentucky fa shion , zig-z ag, bl in d-hem the nation's best 3-year-olds Derby, their trainers insisted. • BLACK & stiLchcs, pus h-bu tt on reverse, Saturday in the looth running Churchill Downs officials can snap-on presser fee t, more! WHITE TV of the Kentucky Derby. count 18 sure runners in the Eight horses were entered richest renewal of the race that for this final prep nice 'for will be worth more than ' llg·zdg sewing machine aspiring Kentucky Derby $300,000 if as many as 20 start. winners. Two were withdrawn Model 252 CARRYING CASE OR CABINET EXTRA The winner would get most of $149 .95 STEREO and another loomed as a it, more than $200,000. Second p<>ssible scratch. That left Ga . place will be worth only $30,000 We ha ve a (;redit Plan d esigned t o fit ypur bu dget . Hai, Crimson Ruler, To the · with $15,000 to third and $7,500 We also have a libera ltra de·i n poli cy. Rescue, Robard and Perfect to fourth. Easy .:Terms! HERMAN GRATE Aim as starters in a race that Judger, Cannonade, Rube Free Delivery! 713-5592 MASON , W.VA . Righthander Terry Lucas the Great, Accipiter, Agitate, hasn't produced a Kentucky Ph. 992-2284 'A y THE SINGE Derby winner since Tim Tam fired a three hitter Monday Confederate Yankee, Flip Sal, . night against the Hannan Gold And Myrrh, Hudson turned the trick in 1958. I Prove Lively hurt himself in Trace Wildcats in leading' the County, Little Current, Sharp his stall. King of Rome was too Kyger Creek Bobcats to a 10-1 Gary, Triple Crown, Consiglivictory at Mercerville. ori, l,exico, Set n' Go, .J.R.'s • • r KC continues to lead the Pet, Sir Tristram and Buck's Southern Valley Athletic Bid are expectect to be entered _. , Conference with a 5-l slate. on Thursday. • • • t'l-. · The Bobcats are 6-6 overall. • .. !""' ...... Destroyer, Bold Clarion and Hannan Trace is 3-4 in the Silver Hope, along with the -' league . Kyger Creek jumped strong runners in the Trial, ·" into a 1-0lead in the first inning probably will join them and as second baseman Tim Lucas what once loomed as an un-'~ '' .. ~ lined a single · to center. managable field will have • • Lawrence Tabor drew a walk · shrunk as low as could be • • ro a nd catcher Clay Hudson expected. ,. Gallipolis captured a singled to center but Lucas was lriangular golf match on the cutdown at the plate. Pomeroy . course Monday Tabor raced across the plate evening. at Wayne Hesson 's attempted The Blue Devils shot a 156, pick-off throw bounced in the ' ,. Jackson 168 and Meigs 171. dirt and through the outKen New captured medalist stretched hands of first honors with a two-over-par 37. baseman Mark Swain. • .,, John Saunders had a 39, Tom The . Bobcats plated four ' .... Young, 40, Dow Saunders 40 more runs in the third on a .... • and Brent Johnson 40. leadoff walk to Lucas, a double '"" Rusty Saunders, Tom by Bill Metzner, walks to Davl Wiseman and Stu Cornell each Wise and Ron Roush and hits .' , -~ had a 41 for the winners. by Bruce and Ben· Arnett. ' ,...,...,... Hannan Trace's lone tally For Jackson, John Davis had ' • y!lll.. . ,..... 38, Bob Morrow 42, Jeff Yerian came on a home run off the bat .·'1"M ...~ 43, Keith Wilson 45 and Steve of Sheets in the fifth inning. . ·~ Morrow 46. The Bobcats wrapped up the · For Meigs, Bruce Blackston game with three runs in the had a 40, J . D. Story 41 , John sixth and two in the seventh. In YES NO Thomas 44, Jeff Warner 46, the sixth, Metzner and Hudson Jeff Ridgeway and Joe doubled, Wise singled, Roush 1. Are th e pr1ces of homes going up in your Rosenbaum 52 and Dav e walked and . Bruce Arnett Ridgeway 53. si ngled to left. neighborhood2 The final two tallies came in 2. Or, hove you pu t any Improvemen ts tn to yo ur Ute seventh on three errors and The gift that captures home? a single by Metzner. Metzner forever the memories led the Bobcats with four hits in Major league Results 3. Or, did you pu t a substantial down payment By United Press International fi ve trips. Hudson and Bruce she'll never forget . . . National League Ar t h 11 d h'(s o n your house? . Ch;ca 9 o 010 100 ooo- 2 7 1 · ne t eac co ecte two 1 . with a lustrous Houst on 5 10 109 02le - 1B 20 1 Petrie Hesson and Sheets Bonham , H u t son (1), T odd had th 1 hi syl)thetic stone the 12 1, Bur r;s (4 ), Hoo ton 161, e Widcat 'ts. Kremmel ( 6) and M i tter w a ld . Lucas, in h~s second route month to mark the Roberts (-4 -2 ) and M . M a y . LP · f h' - Bonham 11-AI. H R s- L. May 2 go1ng per ormance t ts season, birthday of IJrd & 4th1. struckout eight and walked each of her children. New York ooo 231 oo r- , IJ 2 four. Hesson fanned eight and · Los An g 440 ooo oox ~ a 8 o ·issued se ven walks. by GUERTIN BROTHERS Stone , Apoda ca f 2L Mc Graw L' S . N ever tho ught about 112 Th e' City Loan Company has. {6 ), M i ll er , (8) and Hodges ; me core . Sutton . Brewer 151. Marshall KC 104 003 2- 10 11 I • Th ey h·a ve a spec1al pla n that lets you use the money in your (71 and Yeag er. WP - Brewer HT 000 010 n 1 3 6 ( J.QJ. LP - Sto n e ( 0-2). HR svhome. The City Lo on HomeOwner Loan . It s o big loan. Bi gger than Mil lan ll stl, Garrett 14th I Lucas (W) and Huds on. Court St . mosl. ~ o5y lo get. Beca use It's backed by an asset that keeps !Only ga mes sc hed uled! ' Hess on (L ) and Shaffer. Pomeroy American Lea-gue growing . You pu t money in to your house ... why not get 11 out? Fo r Minn Cleveland 000 200 000 000102 - 3 2 10 9 01 the th mgs you need todoy. Kline ( 3- 21 and Dun can ; Rej.t; ,S lL 71 flO H tsb ·~ -· ...-( tH 1 ****GOOD NEWS SALE **** • - ·· - ON SINGER' SEWING MACHINES 0 ·••• •• Eight horses entered in GENIE ' PORTABLE sewing machine w.fth carrying case final prep race for Derby SAVE ~ '20.95 $ • Bobcats humble • s:El:. $99 .. FASHION MATE e Wildcats MASON FURNITURE The Fabric Shop, 115 W. Second, Pomeroy -· Gallipolis cops three .. way match .-. c:f: r ,f' ........--·-···· ·lif..jAi$1$. . .,,,.. l'/A . ..... ·,~ , -- ' ~ --.. ...... •;..:.~o~J. .... tJhe Original Mot,her'> ~ .. .-·· Ring '~ ;·f4.' ·- . wit~h~~=' ~~ • • • 0 0 SYNTHETIC STONES 0 0 0 0 of 1 _ , The sad answer to that question could be yes. Unles$ we are aware of these facts: .' . By mid 1975 all _industry in America, including electric utilities, must comply with the standards of the Clean Air Act. There is a possibility of a permissable extension to mid '76. Just one ·" yes" means there's money in your home you can put in your pocket. GOESSLER'S Jewelry .Store Alburv . Ca m pbe l l { 9) and Hundley . LP - Campb el l (2 -1) . HRs- K i llebrew On d L · H en Cirick ( ~th ). r--------------------. NOW ONE INSURANCE PLAN CAN COVER · YOU, YOUR HOME, AND ~OUR AUTO. AI lest, all California 011 102.020- 7 12 o Boston 100 ooo 010- 2 7 o Singer (J.2) and Rodrigue z; ·-' • \ '"f) Tlant·, Cl!i!'mons ' (9 ) and F isk . th~ For more rnform ation, stop 111 a nd see th e people in your lo ca l City Loa n off1ce. Ask them to show you 1ust how easy it is to get your money oul of you r ho me. ·. ~.:__---1 things covered in )'OI.Ir home owner policy and oi l the thing' covered in your .a utomobile pol ky con be cov· (Only games schedu l ed J The. "stack gas scrubber" that some say is the answer to removing sulfur-dioxide, CITY LOAN COMPANY ---~~ ered in one pblicy. Continentol ln,uronce's new - · Personal Compre~, ive Protection plan: PCP. It's ' o comprehen,ive, you con ' even odd ho!pital, d isa bility LP - Tiant (l .Jl. HRs - M c Craw 2 (ls t !. 2nd I. But whether it be '75 or '76, for many utilities there is no way on God's green earth that the present sulfur-dioxide emission standards can be met. income, and mortgage hie inwronce. it ocruall)l ._;.,.u you more SHOOTING DELA YEO The Shoaters EdUcation Program sponsored by the Meigs County Jaycees has been postponed this week according to Jaycee President Richard Poulin. in,uronce (Overage lor yovr .' ;o,~on" dollo• . · . ~ -~-Reuter- B.rogan .Insurance :;hone~ 107 Sycamore Pomeroy 11... 2-5130 ) I .· ·. \ ' ' ~ . And unless some responsible corporation brings these facts to light, this country of ours could be headed into chaos. If they did exist and could be installed, the resulting ground pollution would be worse than any potential air pollution . And shedding light is the sole purpose of this advertisement. It is absolutely imperative that the Clean Air Act be amended. There is no other way. America has more coal than the Middle East The courts have already made it impossible . for ·any government agency~ including the Environmental Protection Agencyto grant a last minute reprieve. ·- \ ' ' .I . ' . ' I I I I I ., l ·-·· -' ' ,. I ·Unless the Clean Air Act is amended we \1', , ' I. If such scrubbers did exist they couldn't be installed in time. ··- 125 E. Main St. • 992-2 171 - I • A vit.al part of the 7-state A'merican Electric Power System. • LARRY BROGAN will have a real energy crisis. sens~ . Ohio Power Company • By comb.ning W!verol pohcil!t, doesn 't exist in a practical working • •- I rl I I ! ' ' I '· �~n ~:~:~ Sentmel M ddleposrtPomeroy() IN~~~~;;A:hn~'a71i~ Tu:sd•v Apnll3° 97c 4 entzne Ji9f 1968Jesus up n heaven above Dea T~~~ .. message to the one we NotiCe We can seno a et er or re ach (O NCio RN NG Ac s o" ' n h m 1 by phone soh~e'1 e~' ':iu~~o-;;,;s" m he B be '"" on y gen e o ece ve h s he ns de K0 5COT - """"" WE WISH o thank everyone who was so k nd and thought fu dur ng the ness and dea h of our t1Usband fa he and grandfathe Cha e Greer We espec al y w sh to thank the doc o s and nu ses Ve erans A TO Z Mar app ances fr ends and a and way 0 e Gr eer Fam y 4 30 1 d shes 4 10 tf c SOLD ou am no onge m ak ng ubb er s amps WmaHCa so 4 30 3tp anyone e se who he ped n any The Cha ~ c J LAUDERM LT Roofng Peasant R dQe Po neroy Phone. 99 2 7665 4 10 12 p No!1cP et Pomeroy 2 SIGNS Of QU•LITY A c0. MOfOf 19 73 CHEV CAPRICE $3895 4doo U)(u r y ca r wh te f n sh w th v ny op gr een kn I c a h 1 m t nted g lass f actory a r turbo hydram at c P B s de prolect ve mou d ngs H 78 w s w I res bumper guards rad ow t h tape 197 3 CHEV s2695 NOVA Custom Hatchback Cpe dark green f n sh I ke new wh l e wa ll t es fu l wh covers pro tect ve s de mldg s P B r ad o 6 cy eng ne w th st andard t ans A very popular mode & one th at w pea se you ~~~ DODGE CORONET ll49S 4 door 1 owner new car trade n good st ne 1 res spot ess c ea n nter or s mall V 8 eng ne au oma t c t ans m ss on Th e r ght s ze - the ---- ou ne ghbors used t u n shed c oth ng Va Memor a and flowe s & and m sc R 33 oppos e 1 ~ ler cou t Hart o d W Hosp t a l Wa ker Fune a l Home tl'1o se send ng food cards KOSMETC5 _,. d G assz1 ze s he W GS For a good I ne of Cosme t cs f end y se v ce and someone 0 cha w h g ve me a ca 1 He en Jan e Brown 992 511 3 J 9 rc Card of Thanks ~ ® p S So sad y m ssed,by m o th er dad s s ers and am es 4 30 1 c a he ear nes man fe sta on ot he Hoy Ghos ? No Ac s 9 Th e Pen ecos o3 f-.; e s on South Tt d Avenue M d d epo Oh 0 4 26 61 c Te l h m we o ten gaze a cha r And w sh many mes he was st I s t ng there Te h m oo a P om se we make We all be og e Heavensgae Was Co ne t us l ght p ce Valu e $ 1675 POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO lt , r --B - _u_s_m ___e_s_s_S__e~r ;,_ -V-1.-C-e-s~----, R esu s. I__ . own leage very good cond New res Onepor ablet on TV Ca ll992 7d48 28 c · GROCER.Y bu s ness to sa e Bu d ng for sa e or ease P'hone 773 56 18 f om 8 30 P m to 0 P m for appo n men 3 20 He On Most Amencan Cars -GUARANTEED- Phone 247 ?30'il e 4 Open8T IS 2tc Monday thru Saturday ~XC EL S OR Sa l Works E Man S Pom e oy A k nds water pe et s wa t er of sa nugge s boc k sa and own Oh o R ve Sat Phon e 992 389 6 5 fc WEAREp ckn gu papano n you area and would ke some respon s be party to t ake over payments Call c ed Manag e 6 4 772 5M9 o w te 260 Eas t Ma n s ee t Ch co he Oh o 4560 BK Busmess Opportumbes Syracuse News, Society 2534 GREATCOUNTRY ' I. STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Mldrlleporf , P~meroy I _, W I am J Hobs ette Execu or of the Las t W 1and Testa men of L nne B Tav oro Deceased Pomeroy 0 Located a1 Modern Supply Small Eng neRepa r R0 U X Vacuum Cl eaners comp lete w th at achments cordw nder and w 23 30 21t 1 .• -- ------- 6 00 - ~'- NELSON INTERIOR EXTERIOR 742-6273 I GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP 808 W Man 51 BROWN'S FIRE & SAFID EQUIPMENT Story 13 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 "- 6 45 - PAINTING PHONE 992-5271 ROOF PAINTING DAY OR NIGHT 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 13 Pufnstuf 6 30 - Rocky llo Bullw nkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 Free Garage Est1mates 992 5083 PHONE T n Star 3 Co\ler to Co\ler 33 9 30 - ToTel theTrufh3 Tattlefa es8 9 55 - Chuck Wh fe Reports 1o 10 oo - DnahShore3 5 JokersW d8 10 Company 6 10 30 - Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gamb t 8 10 11 00 - Password 13 W zard of Odds 3 4 15 M ke Douglas 6 Now You See It 8 10 11 30 Hol lywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L fe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Sesame Sf 33 - 11 55- CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Passwo d 6 Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 Jackpot 3 5 12 30 - Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Spl t Second 6 Celeb ty Sweepstakes 3 """ WOOD TRUSSES ;~ • Bu1lt to Your Specs INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING • Delivered to Job S1te / ROOF PAINTING & ZUSPAN HOGG MATERIALS CO J 773 SSS4 CALL CARL NELSON Va Mason W PHONE 992 5083 EXPERIENCED Real Estate For Sale HOU SE newly panted Ins de 3 bedrooms 1 1 baths car pet ng lots of c losets arge modern k tchen w th bu It n oven range d shwasher and d sposal and sec uded yard Ca 1 992 3877 4 28 tfc bath garage spac ous yard N ce ocat on n M dd epor t Phone 992 3904 4 26 61c ,_ Radlato Service '-., AIR CONDITION NOW' ;:::,... can be mstalled al your Bulldo2er Rad ator to lhe convemence w1th no wa1hng around n hot muggy weather smallest Heater Core Nathan i11ggs Rad1ator Specia hst Phone 992 2550 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N nd Ave Middleport 0 2 Under New Management DON T fuss don t cuss turn over unk automob es to us W II DaY $5 for o ld IUnK cars Phone 30 lie 4 FLORIDA owner 2 rver $2 mon t h Swanne R ve by acre w th access to 745 $45 down S25 8 pet nte est MOB LE HOMES WELCOME Mr and Mrs Clay F nst ad P 0 Box 248 0 d Town F or da 32680 Phone (904) 542 7333 4 30 2tp ROOM house w th bath Reasonably pr ced Edwa d Wei s Phone 992 3610 4 30 6t~ mans on ke home 5 baths ots of closets hot waler heat full basement garage w th workshop and 3 rooms Large yard w th n ce shrubbery and shade trees Bea.ut ful v ew of r ver Ask ng $37 500 00 NEW LISTING 35 acres w1th dozens of p nes about 6 It ta I Large stocked f sh ng pond 3 bedroom br ck veneer home lots of closets n ce k tchen w th cook & ba k e un ts ---------DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks d t chlng serv te top so fill d rt I mestone B&K Ex cavat ng Phone 992 5367 or 2 '1 m es from Harr sonv I e Phone 992 3740 after 4 p m 4 2.s 7tc CK ful basement 2 car garage bath and he ft located n Rutland and pr ced to se Ca 949 3311 or 949 2153 4 23 12tc POMEROY 0 MIDDLEPORT - 1 story frame 3 BR bath d n ng R some carpet ng paneling and t e porches gas heat level lot $8 900 00 TUPPERS PLAINS Almost new beaut ful br ck 3 BR bath lovely k tchen lots of cab nets range and oven dm ng bar d n ng room basement garage over l acre level ground We I be ow market value turn shed gac home large bath n ce k !chen gas furr~ace and basement S10 500 00 NEW LISTING Only 3 bedroom nat evel of and carport JUST SlO 000 STOP BY PARK YOUR CAMEL AND LETS TALK i d~ 'j ; I .. • I: m part basement carpet ng por ches building for storage new gas furnace $12 900 00 ranch type home bath gas heat fam IY room 'i, [I• ut 1ty space i f • : · l. I' I ; :, I '1." : ,", . f QQ'2-3325 or 992-3615 POMEROY frame 3 BR carpet ng & , story bath some panel ng basement w th uf I ty n ce large lot for ch dren gas furnace HW floors StOOOOOO YOU LL SURELY FIND YOUR FUTURE IN REAL ESTATE HERE TO BUY OR SELL CALL NOW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 or 992 2568 Repa r serv ce a l makes 992 22U The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sa es and Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors - _...,._. 3 29 ttc ________ _ 4 9 tfc -NEW - ---------ALL ELECTR C BR room free 9 1 tfc 2571 bedroom garag~ 3861 SEW NG MACHINES heat All m nerafs S45 000 00 THIS WEEK ONI,Y - , basement Ful 992 NICE 3 bedroom home for sale Sll 000 Phone 992 3975 or 992 $22 500 00 BRADBURY - 2 story frame 63 A lots of garden space 4 BR bath dm rg Fam1ly d n ng 34x 1 773 S890 - -- 5 ACRES of ground on State 143 CLELAND 608 E REALTY MAIN Lln'lNG - 6 bedroom 1304 Rivers de Auto wrecK ng 4 9 26tc Real Estate For Sale 5794 l I Now wh le the weather IS still cool s the best h{11e It J HOUSE on 0 State Street n Pomeroy Ph Y92 2174 Monkey Run Pomerot Par a ly rem ode ed new gas 1,;...~---------- 1 furnace Phone 992 2204 FoR FREE est mates on 4 25 12tp alum num s d ng storm doors and w ndows Railing P'hone 3 BEDROOM home on 55 acres Charles L sle Syracuse Oh o nt'!ar Ruland Phone 742 6 6 Carl Jacob Sales 4 26 4tp Representa ve v v Johnson and Son Inc 5 ROOM house 3 acres of 4 30 tfc ground n West Co umb a Space for rver bank camp s tes and garden ng Ca 992 < YES! II iI From the largest Truck or 1 FLOOR plan home 6 rooms 4 Cabbage head le tuce sweet and hot peppers many 'Jar et es of tom a toes 50c and 65c dozen F owers- Petun as Pans es Mar gods plus many other var e es SOc to •sc pak Geran urn s and other pol plants 10 nch hang ng bask ets petun as or v n ng ge an um s S5 oo Porch boxes pe un as o pans es SJ oo or S4 oo Hubbard s Greenhouse Syracuse 0 992 5776: DOZER work and clear ng by the acre hour y or contraot farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years ex per ence Pull ns Excavat ng Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 2478 12 9tfc ·- - - WILL tr m or cut trees and shrubbery A so clean out basements att cs etc Phone 949 3221 or 742 444 .t 23 26tc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Ga I pol s John RtJs$elf Owner and Operator _______ _ 12 lf< SEPT C TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 303S ......_ 5 o 4 tfc -SEPT ------------C TANKS c eoned Modern San tat on 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 tfo -----READY M X CONCRETE' - -- - del vered r ght to your prolect Fast and easy Free est mates Phone 992 328• Goegleln Ready M x Co M ddleport Ohio 6 30 lie - ---------• C BRADFORD Auctioneer Com Dlete Serv c~ Phone 949 382 p'r 949 Racne Oho Critt Bradford Bl61 __ __ --------~ tfc..! EXCAVATING dnu~r oader ' and backhoe work sept1c tanks insta led dump trucks and to bovs for hIre w 11 haut f II dirt top soli 1 mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers dey phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 J525 or 99~ 5232 2 11 tfc ------------AUTOMOBILE insurance been cancelled? Lost your operators license Call 992 7A28 \ I e Gun Fury 10 I Dream of Jeanne 3 Huck llo Yogi 6 4 30 - Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpot 4 Hazel 8 ABC Afterschool Spec a 6 3 5 00 - Mr Roberts 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv G ff n 4 Andy Gr ff1fh 8 ~ 30- Elec Co 33 Beverly HII b I es8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tra s West 15 Hogans Heroes 13 G I gan s Island 6 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 Per VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS NELSON 5 12 45 - Electr c Co 33 12 55- NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 A My Ch dren 6 13 Not For Women Only 5 Concenfraf on 8 What s My L ne 10 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 5 As the World Turns 8 10 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 2 00 - Days of Our L ves 3 4 15 Gu d ng L ghf 8 10 Newlywed Game 6 3 230- Doctors3415 EdgeofNght8 0 Grl nMyLfe613 3 00- Another World 3 4 5 General Hosp Ia 6 3 Pr ce s R ght 8 10 RFD 20 3 30 - One L1fe lo Live 6 13 Ph I Donahue 4 Match Game 8 10 How to Surv ve a Marr age 3 15 The Way Th ngs Are 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 20 33 Lucy Show 8 Mov ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED HR Jeffs Coli e 6 8 25 - Jack LaLanne 13 8 30 Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D xon 4 Fr endly Junct on 0 AM 3 Abbot! llo Coste lo 8 Ph I Donahue 5 W ld W d West 6 Mov e Th e Phone 742 4673 742 5595 B11l Brown Owner Rutla_nd Oh10 CALL CARL NELSON F armt me 10 Morn ng Report 3 B 00 - News Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Capt Kangaroo 8 10 FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES& SERVICE HOME ALARMS Pomeroy 0 6 30 - FveMnutestoLveBy4 News 6 BbeAnsw e rs8 The HARDWARE Muklleport 0 2nd A"Ve Stop n aAd say Hello Bn111J i-n th s ad for a Free G1ft WEDNESDAY MAY 1 1974 Sunr se Sem nar 4 Sacred Hear1 6 15 - Urban League 0 Folk L teralure 3 6 25 Farm Report 3 7 RON AND KAREN THOMAS Johnny Carson 4 2 00 - News4 Now under new management PHONE AI ot her makes 0 Marco Sport te 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Take F ve For L fe 15 AU WEATHER N Etec Co 20 Trulh - News 13 6 12 15 - WatT YourFathe GefsHome6 I See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Night 992 352S or 992 5232 PRICE CONSTRUCTION Tecum seh •w Kohler scon s n \. K NAPP Shoes May Spec aS now ava abe Phone 992 5324 4 30 f c -~-- -------- stalled Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay Lawn Boy '\\ ~ -------------- --- -4 - Lmes All work done by the Roofmg Spouting Alummum S1dmg And Complete Remodeling pant co sp ra UsedPay but n new nd yton $34I ke 45 :~--=====:__:___:::::::._:==~ cash or budget plan ava ab le r Phone 992 2653 4 30 tf c honest to goodness good deal 8 1965 and re corded n Vo 29 Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m stop n oday at Berry M I er page 8 119 and 120 Me gs Monday through Saturday Mob e Hq.ro e Sates 705 County Deed Records Phone 992 5682 or 992 7121 Farson Street Be pre Oh o Further reference s made to 4 12 26tc phone 423 95 31 closed Sun Deeds record ed n Vo um e 34 day page 609 Me gs County Deed 4 26 lOt c Records and Vo ume 130 page For Sale 61 Me gs Coun y Deed Records 1969 BLAZON Truck ca mper Save and eKCep t about 4 aores sleeps 4 Contact Charles Real Estate For Sale sold to LeonBrd Koen g 2 1 Sayr~ 985 4193 BEDROOM house n M d acres sold to J ames and Ethel 4 28 3 p 2 dleport New k tchen and Jeffers and aboul 6 of an acre bath appl ances Included sold for h ghway p u poses HOM E g own tomato plants ca l 992 53 o You a e equ red o answer m proved Me x ca n yet ow a 25 26tc th e Com pta n w th n 28 days Jub ee H nds 350 A so hot af er he ast pub! cat on of h s peppers and mangoes DOWN PAYMENT not ce wh ch w 1 be pub shed Thomas H ayma n a.cross NO once each week fo r s x con Com ng soon o L n co n from Mun c pal park n He ghts an a I new sub secut ve weeks The ast Sy acuse pub ca on w be made on d v s on conven ent y loca ted 4 28 21c be ween Pome oy a nd J une 4 974 and the 28 days for answer w start on that date 10 HORSEPOWER A 1 s M ddleport Offer ng modern new 3 bedroom homes on In case of your fa ure t o Cha m ers tractor w th 42 nch extra arge tots for only answer or otherw se respond as mower Exce lent cond ton S23 SOO NO DOWN requ red by the Oh o Rules of Contact Marv n Keebaugh PAYMENT to quat fed C v I Procedur!:f tudgment by days 992 5342 985 39 13 after 7 buyers Get fu 1 deta Is by pm defau t w 11 be rendered aga nst wr t ng F red B Goeg e n you for re ef demand ed n th s 4 28 6fc Great American Homes 211 compant W Second St Pomeroy or 4 BUCK SKIN co lts l sorre l ca our 24 hr number n La y E Spence Pr ces range from $100 each Co tum bus 239 968 Bu lders Cl erk of Courts to $225 Phone 742 4465 o 742 of w G Best Homes 6758 Common Pleas Court 4 28 6fc Me gs County Oh o .t 28 Jtc 141 3~ 15 1 4 01 1 28 (6) .t 6tc ~ ------- -- w Mam 399 --E L ECT --------- - FOR SALE- 3092 992 4 30 tfc ---------- 11 35 11 45 7 W1lk1nson Small Engtne SEW NG mach nes b and new · Z 9 Zag n n ce walnut abe In or g na car ons Never used c eara nc e on 74 mod es (On y a f ew ava l ab e $63 40 c ash o e m s ava a b l e Phone 992 2653 '71.95 Offers wll be rece ved at the offices of Crow Crow & Porter Pomeroy Oh o at 10 oo AM on Satu rday May 4th 974 for the pu chase of the rea es ate owned by the ate L nn e B Tay or n Rutland Oh o wh ch s ocated on State Route 24 be tween the Rut and Branch of the Pomeroy Nat ona Bank and t he Rutland Depar t ment Store The property was appra sed at S12 SGO 00 Terms of Sa e Cash lmmed ate possess on The r ght s reserved to re ect any and all offers Power ----- WALNUT stereo rad o 8 t rack t a pe comb nat on 4 speake sound sys t em Balance s 07 38 o easy te m s Cal 992 3965 4 JO tfc MOWEMS At the International dalehne you can lose a day on the h1ghway centerhne you can beat that by an eter nlty and 1 7 tfc THE PUBLIC UTILITIES Mr and Mrs Gene M1lls and Wanted To Buy COMM I SS ION OF OH IO By Boyd B Ferr s famlly of Adamsville and B1ll OLD U S co ns and arge ~ ze Sec reta y 742 67S8 paper currency Phone Ed Inn Hysell Columbus spent a 4 28 3 c Burkett 992 3476 4 30 4tc 4 16 23 30 3 c recent weekend w1th the1r 4 26 6 p mother Mrs Oma Hysell B1ll NEW furn shed apar ment 3 2 PON IE S Cal 99l3646 OLD Upr ght p anos Any 4 30 6 p rooms and ba h Real n ce remamed for a few days cond ton pay ng s 0 cash Reyno d s Apartments Wr te g ve d reef ons to Mrs Allah Teaford and Mason W Va phon e 173 SOUTHERN plants place orde WITTEN PIANO CO 10 0 514 on good road for about May 8 del very Tammy Hebron spent a few BoK 18 Sard s Oh o 43946 Char es R Harr s Por t land 4 23 7tc 4 26 30lp days VlSI ling her son and Oh o 843 2693 4 23 fc !am1ly Mr and Mrs Dale AXLE and hub for an ear l y 59> COURT OF Ramb er Ambassador V 8 Teaford She also VISited other COMMON PLEAS w th pas t ve trac on ear MEIGS COUNTY OHIO relahves end Phone 992 5390 TRA LER Browns Tra er WILLIAM E PICKENS 4 30 3tp Route 1 Mr and Mrs Sam Pickens Pa k Phon e 992 332 4 Long Bottom Oh o 4 4 tf c had as recent VISitors cousms HARLEY Dav dson motor Pia nt ff Pu sh type rotary mower cycles d sa bled or unn ng of Mrs Pickens whom she 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shed o31)d vs w fh 20 cut 3 H P Br ggs for parts Phone 843 2163 unfu n shed apartments JOYCE A PICKENS hadn t seen for several years eng ne 4ga stee deck s de 4 28 61c Address Unknown Phone 992 5434 - - -d sc harge fu baff e 7 poly Mr and Mrs Clearance Defendant 4 12 fc c awters pay ng op whee l s and p ated Tee ---No 1SS23 Donohue PI Pleasant W Va NIGHT pr ce Fifes phone 992 7494 PRIVATE meet ng room for -NOTICE BY hand e and Mrs Susie Pntt 4 23 12tc any organ zat on phone 992 PUBLICATION397S Pia nt ff has brought th s Charleston W Va USED guns pay ng top pr ce act on nam ng you as defend an 3 fc F fe s phone 992 7494 Mrs V1rgm1a Qmllen 1s a In the above nam ed co urt by f I ng h s Com pta n on he st MOBILE ho me a r con med1cal pahent at Holzer - - ------- 4 23 12lc day POMEROY LANDMARK of Apr l 1974 dtonng cabe TV near MediCal Center OL 0 autos 6 or more cars w 11 The ob ect of the Compla nt Pomeroy Phone 992 5623 '1'. _Jack W Carsey Mgr g ve S3 00 p ece 18 cars or and the demand for rei ef are to 4 30 6 c 6'il!l Phone 992 2181 Mrs Oma Hysell had as a more w II give better p ce obtain ad vorce to be awa ded Ca I 98S 4297 recent v1sl tor her mece Mrs the care custody and contra of 2 BEDROOM modular fur 3 28 ftc them nor ct1 ld en of the pa t es n shed apa tmen ut t es CLELAND FARM S AND Bill Petennan and son Bllly -------hereto and for other prope pad near Pomeroy Prefer GREENHC SE A V.Qr e y of Columbus adults or cons t ru c t on cab bage an d tomato plant s NO 1 Cooper 85c rad ators ret ef You are requ red to answer workers Phone 992 7666 or fo sa e Also b occol and 40c red brass 40c batter es Esther Harden Margaret the Compla nt w th n twen y 992 7133 c a u flower swee t pep pers Sl 40 M A Hall Reeds..., lie Cottnll Charlotte Nease e ght days after the last ho peppe s eggp ants head 4 30 3tc Ohio Phone 378 6249 e t uce and EA STER 3 24 tfc pubt ca on of th s notic e wh ch Margaret Eichinger Jamce w II be pub! Shed once each SLEEP NG room ove r w ne FLOWERS pansy mum s --Lawson Pauline Morarlty CASH pad for al makes and week for s x consecut ve weeks so e Pomeroy References azalea hydrangea reau red Phone 992 5293 geran ums pet un as seve ral models of mobile homes and the last pub ca on w 1 be E1leen Clark and Jean Hall of made on the 14 h day o May 4 JO ffc k nds of hang ng baskets Phone area code 6 4 423 9531 Gu1dmg Star Counc I 1974 Your answe date w be Gera d ne Cte and Rae ne 4 13 tfc on June 12th 1974 Oh o Daughters of America at. ---In the case of your fa lure o Auto Sales 3 29 tf c furniture oak tables tended the forty...,venth D of A OLD clocks ce boxes brass beds answer or otherw se espond as 1967 ONE ton Ford Stake bed d shes desks or com p ete perm tted by the Oh o R:u es of rally at GaliJpohs last week households Wr te M D C vI Procedure w h n the t me ~~~\" Phone 992 2550 or 742 Employment Wanted Mrs Ed1th Hood IS 1m M er Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o stated judgment by defau w 4 30 ttc be rendered aga nsf you for the ca 1 992 7760 provmg at her home after - -- ---~------------MAN w th two years college and ret ef demanded n the Com 5 3 tfc pan we ve years e)(per ence n bemg senously 111 1970 OLOSMOB LE 98 ow compu er data P,rocess ng m eage exce ten cond ton Mrs Jane Christianson and JUNK Autos compte e and wou l d ke employment n Se 1 ng seve a hundred LARRY E SPENCER de vered o our ya d We p ck Me gs Ga a or Mason son of Alhance Mr and Mrs do l Ia s be ow oca dea e CLERK OF COURT OF up au o bod es and buy a count es Job does not pr ce Phone 992 3863 c al 992 COMMON PLEAS Junwr Sm1th and sons k nds of scrap meta s and necessar ty have to be 5844 after 6 p m MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ron R der s Sa vage S a e assoc a ed w th computers Columbus and Don Pickens 4 2S 6tc CO URT HOUSE Route 24 Rt 4 Pomeroy Resume prov ded upon POMEROY OHIO and chlldren Toled0 spent a Oh o Phone 992 5468 request f nterested ca 1964 CHEVROLET good 1412 9 16 23 30 ISI7 4 71c 4 6 26tp 6 41 742 3269 recent weekend w1 th Mr and cond on Phone 992 7876 4 30 5tc before 3 p m Mrs Sam Pickens 4 26 6tp - - - - - - - - - --PUBLIC NOTICE Mrs Alberta Hubbard has Help Wanted H L COEN and VADA 197 PONTIAC LeMans Sport Mobile Homes For Sale been returned to her home APPLICATON Sony fo meter COTO EN whose addresses are Hardtop Coupe 400 cu n V8 patrolmen and ex ra pol ce from Holzer Med1cal Center unknown and can not w th See at 105 Un on Avenue or BERRY MILLER Mob e Home Please contact Pomeroy reasonab e Sa es has a ot to offer when d gence be phone 992 3293 where she was a medical Pollee Department 992 2427 you sta shopp ng for you ascertained 4 :.lO ore Mob e Home You can beat pahent 4 16 tfc TO The unknown hers the h gh deprec at on you ll de"V sees egatees executors 1969 PONT AC Grand Pr X 1969 Mr and Mrs Don Pickens "WAITResses car hops and adm have on you home the f rst n st ators and ass gns of Ford Convert bt e both under two years by sbopp ng for a and chlldren Toledo spent H L Coen and Vada Coen f k tch~n he p App y n person S 000 See at Jam cs a e mode used Mob I e Home they are decea sed Crows St eak House Holcomb R t 24 ust 3 2 Easter weekend w1th tl\e1r Here a e some every day ow Pomeroy m es from R t 7 pr ces parents Mr and Mrs Sam You are hereby not f ed that 4 4 tfc 4 26 5 c you have been named defen Pickens and Mrs Eura WANTED exper enced dants n a egat ac on ent lied 969 OLDSMOBILE 98 2 d r 63x 12 Sch u Custom step up d n ng end k tchen sod new Largent and other relallves p umber none other need Robe a C 0 Br en e a hard op Wh te w th black s o 000 now S6 495 apply AI Weather Roof ng pta n ffs vs H L Coen et a 11 nyl top power steer l'ig and fnends 2 b ed oom 331 North Second Avenue defendants Th s act on has power brakes power seats 60x 2 L berty $4 795 Mrs Dw1ght Zav1tz w1fe of been ass gned Case No 15 542 n M ddleport or phone 992 2550 power w ndows good t es .s 30 ttc the Common Peas Cou of New Sears d e hard battery 65x12 K rkwood (beaut fu J the Pi sbytenan mm ster has $6 995 Me gs County Oh o 47569 $2 195 Phon e 992 5993 been able to return to church NEED re abe babys tter fo 2 4 28 3tp 60x12 E c ona redu ce d to $5 495 60x 2 PMC 3 bedroom $4 495 small g r s ages 2 and 4 r ght The ob ec of th e cam p ant s serv1ces after a four month away n Rust c H Is Ca 992 ode term ne he rs and pa t t on 972 DODGE Charger SE Good 60x 2 Fleetwood:£ 2 bedroom -save S1 000 at :iS 495 absence due to Illness 7018 afrer 5 30 o I and gas underly ng rea cond ton Pay off o ake O"Ver 50)( 0 Nat on at 2 bedroom 4 30 3tp esta e s tu at ed n Sa sbury payments and SJOO Phone Easter weekend v1s1tors of S2 69S Townsh p Me gs County Oh o 992 3663 2 - 55x 10 F l eetwoods S2 795 Mrs Ada Slack were her son WAITRESS and k tchen help wh ch s descr bed as follows 4 24 6 c each A of the northwest quar er of wanted App y n pe son Mr and Mrs John Slack and WE a so have 4 bank Sec t on 34 Townsh p 2 n Range Crows Steak House fam1ly of Sandyv1lle Ohio repossess ons til. at you can 13 ot the Oh o Company s 972 vw bus exce tent con 4 23 Otc d t on very clean Phon e buy w th a smal down Pur c hase con an ng 60 acres Spendmg some time w1th 304 773 5867 $2 695 payment and assume the r be the same mo e or l ess 4 23 7tc Pauline Moranty was Conme SOMEO NE o share a c op loans These are mos ty ate Be ng one ot he acts or except potatoes Phone 949 mode homes and the pr ces parcels of and conveyed o the Moranty and Bob Hansford 4374 after a m nc ude your de very and Me gs County 0 I & Coal OPEN Roger Hysell s Garage Columbus 4 28 3tc com p ete set up So for an Company by deed da ed Sept near Crossroads on State BUSINESS bu ld ng n down t own Pomeroy Ohio Call992 3975 0 992 5786 4 2 26tc L~nes foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tanks to- FURNITURE 177 Pearl Street M-iddlepor• Water 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy Rap Ho lywood Squares 3 Lass e 15 Oea er s Cho ce 4 Beat the DITCHI"G SERVICE OFFICE SUPPLIES and M ddleporl Oh o Phone 992 S367 or 992 3861 SCHOOL Out Spec a ts on STARCRAFT Campers Reese H tches 25 pet off Au o Awn ng 20 pet off a I s zes Camp Co n ey S arcraft 2 BEDROOM mob le home n Sa es Rt 62 North of P Ru and Phone 742 4465 or P easanl beh nd Red Carpe t Lease POMEROY HOME & AUTO COMPANY bath ga age base ment on Grave H M dd lepdrt Na ura gas already n Phone Oa e Dutton 992 3369 even ngs 992 1 N 1nd 5 YourFutur e l s Now 33 Clock 14 0 ean T a I 33 8 00 - Happy Days 6 13 B I Moyers Journa 33 Nova 20 Adam 12 3 4 15 Maude 8 10 8 30 - Should the Lady Take A Chan ce' 3 Tenal y 3 ' 15 Hawa Fve08 10 Mov e QBVIl 613 9 30 - Black Journal33 The Way Th ngs Are 20 9 30 - Book Beat 20 TBA 8 o 10 oo - Wa sh nglon S ra ght Talk 33 News 20 Love F om A lo Z 3 4 15 10 30 Day at N ght 33 1 oo News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Pol t cal Ta k 4 Mov e The Lady Van shes 8 M M M 83 10 Under New Management RACINE OHIO sdna l ty Behav oral Development 33 Truth or Conseq 6 By Helen and Sue Hottel Why Oh Why Is II Always So• 33 H gh School TV Hono Soc ely 15 7 30 - To Tel the Truth 6 New Pr ce Is R ght 8 0 RFD 20 All WEAlliER HARDWARE RACINE GARAGE 10 NBCNews3 4 13 or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 roof'" ta shton colors PH. 949-3611 e News6 Room 222 13 7 00 - What s My L ne 8 Dusly s Tra ""For F ee Esttmate Inquire now about a beaut ful new We repa r lawn mowers and gc<ordP'l tractor s EXCAVATING 6 JO - ,~ For Wednesday May 1 Here are some thmgs I can t understand Why oh why Do g1rls shilve the1r legs but not the1r forearms' One set of extrem1t1es has as much ha1r as the other Is streakmg cons dered a harmless pastime but nude swunm mg (where the water almost always covers the essen t1als) 1s outla"ed on most beaches ' Is an almost-nothmg b1km1 okay for pools de wear but 1f a woman parades n a bra and half-,shp (wh1ch covers a lot more) she s mdecent? Do people 1udge by labels not by what s ms1de' (Put supermarket whiskey mto an expensive-brand bottle and you ll see what I mean Ukewife 1f a guy bmlds hunsell up as the best most people belleve h1m and 1f goss1p goes out that you re the "orst few people bother to check ) Are miXed-race children put down when they m1ght ha1e a com bmallon of genes that would make them supenor ' Are the words Jlleg11tmate prostitute make love etc etc okay for lam ly newspapers but the good ol Anglo Saxon words are banned' They MEAN the same and the) re shorter Do some uptight parent.o; still fnghten their daughters about sex and the boys are after only one thmg syndrome yet expect those g1rls to have good unrepressed marnages If sex 1s ternble before the ceremony ho" can 11 be wonderful after she Signs a I cense? Can TV show stark naked lost lnbes etc but must censor f1lms m wh1ch wh1te people go nude" Even the streakers only had their backs to the camera or else underwent a lot of ed1hng Is a g1rl who plays around considered cheap but everybody adm res an expenenced guy' And fmally 1f she charges $10 she s an ostrac1zed prostltute but 1f she gets diamonds shes an mternat10nal playgirl and travels m the best company - all for domg the same thing ' Custom Cultural mores preJulilce money worship guess these are the answers but they don t make sense R1ght ' - WHY WHY R1ght And here are more Why oh why IS a man elevated to company v ce pres1dent 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 5 Room 222 3 7 00 - News 6 D Whal s My L ne 8 T uth o Co nseq 3 Bea t the Clock 4 E ec Co 20 Know Your Schoo s 33 Spy 5 J mmy Dean 3 7 30 - To Tell the Truth 6 Sa e of the Cen lury 8 The Judge 0 Beat he C oc k 13 Pol ce Surgeon 3 t ques 20 Ep sode Ac t on 33 TBA 6 Wash ngton Stra ght Talk 20 9 00 - Short Stor es of Love 3 5 15 Can non 8 10 Open M nd 20 10 00 - News 20 Interface 33 Doc E 1ol6 3 Ko1ak 8 0 0 30 - Day a N ghl 33 00 - News3 4 6 0 13 15 Jana k 33 NORTH 30 • AQJ972 '82 • 75 ', .943 WEST EAST • K tO • 85 3 '965 ' 'QJt074 A9632 • J 84 .Ql062 .J You no make as much of op po un es t oday as you shoul~ Th s w II be due to you nd I e en at tu de and l a o~: IUdgment be us as bad as oo ca e u you don ove n g at ly ng pu su ts VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) PISCES I Feb 20 March 20) Even though you w know be er you succumb o p essu e I om ano he and make a w ong dec son based on the adv ce LIBRA (Sept 2 3 Oct 23) 1 s n ce o he p o the s par cu Ia y those who d he p you To day howeve you neglec one who s he ptu o ass st one who sn t Don I ru sh nto mak ng hasty tudgmen s toda y You e ke1y to ove look mporlan de ta s thal sho uld be cons dered SAGITTARIUS (Nov GEMINI (May 21 June 20) 23 camp shed as ye e11 en thou gh you ee sa ce a n1y There w be a smal delay ely 12 Insect 12 wds) 13 Walked not 14 lllustnous Italian fam1ly 15 One of The L1ttle Women 16 Coal scuttle 17 Snuggery 18 Fellow m stltches 20 lnclinahon 21 And not 22 Become aware of 23 Cned like CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan CANCER (June 2t July 221 19) Someone you know w 1h some very g and deas te s them n a manne tha s qu le be evab e 0 v d ng them n hal s nea e he w o lh Choose yo wo ds and top cs o d scuss on wIll ends ca elu y You e ap o s y wan to so me n ng you e1 ac bu can I AQUARIUS (Jan LEO (July 23 Aug 22) You 20 Feb wh1le the woman who does most of h s work never advanced past executive secreta ry at half the pay • Why oh why 1s Mom s golf trophy JUS! luck while Dad sIS the result of supenor playmg' And Dad s Omelet Espanole 1s a masterpiece because he makes a lithe nght flourishes yet when Mom serves the same thmg 11 s Oh not scrambled eggs AGAIN HELEN AND SUE Rap I m 16 and mterested m parllc patmg m beauty pageant.o; Could you tell me how to contact some of the nallonal contest.o; so that I can fmd out how to enter• - HOPEFUL (rams 2 Redolence 3 Queen s attendant (hyph wd ) 4 Chmrucal suffiX 5 Kmghtly gear 6 Walter of med cme 7 Say further 8 F1rst tnps for sh1ps (2 wds ) SPUHL I0 16 19 20 22 23 snow RA(,{J!) tNOT.41/l DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Heres how to work It AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW I I ""...":~::' 0 I I I rj [J I I One letter s1mply stands for another In th1s sample A Is used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Single letters apostrophes The length and formatiOn of the words are all hints Each day the code letters are different A MAI>l OF 60M E e>TANI7 N6 IN "TP:AN5PORTAT ON CRYPTOQUOTES ~ow arrange JLGP PDX PCB TMKKXTPMN KMSX EMMN EXMEKX D X'G TNXCPHYQ GM JCYI MV PDXJ CHKK SCLQDCY the ctrcled letters to form the surpr•se answer as suggested bv the above cartoon jA(X XXlXIIIXXJ Jumhlc1 (An.wen omo ARDOR PAYEE EXC TE BALSAM ••• ' An•w~r Rl!~f'Dnll hie lor Jhat I e up Yesterdays Cryptoquote ITS THE MARK OF THE INEXPERIENCED MAN NOT TO BELIEVE IN LUCK JOSEPH CONRAD m Wa1h "gtQn RED TAPE (@ 1974 K nc Feature• Synd cate lnc) DICK I RACY LITTLE INSTALLING SO. SO~ISTICAT!O COMPU C.EAQ TIIAT WILL 1:1 ,+ ' Yesterday s Answer 24 Mollusk angry d~licacy Scnmped 29 Corneille Throng drama Loam) 30 Overhead depos t 31 - and Person out Young 33 Boundary hog 36 Malay Neck g1bbon artery 37 Some 9 Make a crow Unsc ramble these four Jumbles one letter to each squ re to form four ord nary V~ords c dent 10 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 00 p m - Loca l News 30 p m - Count y and Western 30 p m - Comedy 30 p m - Supe star POINT TMEM QUICK'' WI>J4T TO COMI! AI.Oio SOUTH (01 • 64 'AK3 + KQIO .AK875 Ne1ther vulnerable West North East South Pass Pass Pass J•1• Pass Pass Pass ,. 2NT 3NT Pass Openmg lead- 'Q By Oswald & James Jacoby South was pretty b1tter about the whole thmg He had b1d three notrump on the theory that the way to get top ~cores m match po nt play was to play all hands m not rump He had won the h~art lead and promptly led a spade West had produced the k ng on that first spade lead and filter mature dellberatwn South had let that kmg hold He was afra1d 11 was a smgleton and m that case 1! was necessary to duck the f1rst spade m order to score Tive spade tncks Y• Wests play of second hand n1gh held South to three 'trot rump and one match pomt on the score m the duplicate game How d 1d th1s South get one match pomt• It seems a couple of North South pa1rs reached s1x spades One made 11 c At the other table the SIX :;vade declarer won the open mg heart m dummy tned a spade fmesse and then led a diamond to dummr. s kmg West ducked as 1f he d1dn t have a care m the world Later on North led a second diamond toward dummy and r-Ose w1th the queen West took h1s ace and promptly led ci1amonds back If he hadn l, North would st11l have made the slam by means of a club d.1amond squeeze aga1nst East iou all YO U HE:ARD CO RRE C TLY r1c:#, GE- N LEMEN A B -5 .._;. 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T omor ro w 3 4 News J Take F ve Fo L fe 15 2 00 News 4 you w I l ave n offer new op oo lun es you e on you foes ACROSS 40 Graduate s re11ard 1 Colombian 41 Belg1an City rver 5 L terary DOWN musketeer II Rumaman 1 219o1mlh Dec 2 H T y no Ia ake c ed Ia someth ng you haven ac T a day you I lee you have to be someth ng you e not to nake a lava ab e mp ess on on one who se pas on I n da es you Th s w I be a ve y act ve yea o you soc a y New groups by THOMAS JOSEPH You w no be at you bes you a e dea ng w h l ao a ge a group Keep comm I ees and adv se s l o a m n mum t e Be ndu ge May 1 te7• ~ SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 221 TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) Too mu ch o t a good h ng can 30 - WIN AT BRIDGE 'Ntce' 3NT can ftmsh last 1974 ARIES (March 2t April t9) ~ sor out bus ness affalfs wou d be w se to offe as lew suggest ons as poss b e On he M oney 4 An 8 00 Sonny & Che 8 10 B Moyers Journa l 20 Wash ng ton [onnect on 33 Chase J 4 15 The Cowboys 6 3 8 30 - Theater n Amer ca 33 Mov e Death Rac e 3 Mov e 7 7 8 9 19) You re nol lhe bes ad v ser toda y n help ng anolhe gene as y w 1 take prec e den ce o11e you co mm on sense and th s cou d make a co ns derab e den n you wa el § TUESDAY APRfLJO 1974 oo ABCNews 3 SesameS! 20 News3 4 Trutho Conseq 6 6 News 8 10 15 LIas Yogallo You 33 LEAKING? 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IS IT COLOR e 606 E Man , Pomeroy , 0 Wat er Eleclr c Gas Sewer L nes n s tafled Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks Limestone & F II 01rt Com me re al Res den hal Co 1st uct on & Remodel IS AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR PHONE 992 2094 ST RAWB ERRY P an s Char e l·p Home & AUO f FoS1 e Rl 2 Racne Oh o Omeroy 4 7 tf c Not ce s he eby g ven l ha GARAGE Sa e Wednesday Mrs Ea Gr ft h and ot her morn ng un l p m Satur YARD Sa le Mason W Va May he INT ERESTED n be ng your day Old book s ga den pow t e ep hone subsc bers o and 2 0 a m to 3 p m F rst own boss and own ng you Ch es e E xc ha n ge of he p l umb ng f I ngs d shes. house on l eft back of K ng s own bu s n ess,., L m t ed Wes ern Re se ve Te ephon e cohng tres o ld tme aundry mat amount of Cap a necessa ry and he Pom er oy Exchange of phonog a ph exp orers scout 4 29 2t c Th s go ng bus ness ca n be Gene a T e ep hon e uh to m TV turn rver on t he I nan ce d Ca l 992 5786 company of Oh o hav e t led a Co l ege Road Sy acu se 992 GARAGE Sa e Rt 24 3 4 30 26 c w h t he Pub c c amp an 5324 m es from R 7 See s gns Ut t es Commsson of Oho 4 30 3 c unt I Wednesday May aga nsf he We stern Reserve NTERE STED n be ng you 4 26 5 c own boss and own ng you REDUCE safe and fast wth Te ephon e Company and he own bus n ess' L m ted GoBese Tables and E Vap Genera Te ephonc Company o f SOUTHERN Plants oma oes amounl of cap ta l necessa y water p 1 s Ne son Drug Oh o rela ve to th e es l ab l sh peppers sweet po a oes and Th s go ng bus ness can be 4 30 ltc men o elC ended area to f ree on ons See orca James Ray serv ce be ween the Ches er f nanced Call 992 5786 HI L eta t Fa s 247 2961 3 FAMILY basement sale Excha ng e o f h e Wes e n 4 29 26 c 4 6 2 Rese ve Telephone Company 2 c Wednesday and Thursday 58 Sou h Fou th St M dd eport and th e Pomero y Exc hange o lMMED ATE NCOME GARAGE SALE 1126 E Man 9 30 lo 3 Cloth ng Avon the Gene a Tel eph one Com 0 str bu or par or fu 1 m e St Pom eroy nea M ners bo t es an ques bedspreads pany of Oh o The Comm ss on o supp y Company 11 1 e Apr 29 un I sold ou ha s schedu ed h s mater or and cu a ns estab shed accounts w h c oth ng from nfants o s ze pub! c hea r ng on May 21 974 4 30 2tc RCA CBS 0 sney Records 15 Hours 9 to 4 at o 30 a m E 0 s T at th e Income poss b 1 t es up to 4 29 3tc GARAGE Sa e 11 26 East Man Counc I Cham be s of the C tv $1 000 per month w th only Street Pomeroy near Miners Bu d ng at Pomeroy Oh ow th $3 500 r eq u red for nventorv v 1 e Ap r 29 un so d out May 22 197 4 ese 'Jed for an and ranng Cal add t ona day s hear ng f C oth ng from Infants to s ze COLLECT for Mr James nece,.sary A sa d hear ng all 5 hours 9 to 4 \214 66 9208 4 30 Jtc par es of nterest w I be of 4 28 4tp tered an oppor un ty to present ev dence ma era o he ssues To G ve Away n h s proceed ng F ur her For Rent PUPP ES o g ve away c a 992 S170af er5p m Hemlock nforma on m ay be secured by ONE 3 bedroom a er pref e add ess ng an nqu v to he Or1s Hubbard and Alpha Grove co nstrue on men Cal 992 Publ c u I t es Com m ss on of 4 28 Jtc Coltnll are patients at 7448 af e 5 p m Oh o 1 No lh H gh St ree 4 28 7tc Co umbus Oh o 4J2 5 Veterans Memorial Hospital For Rent or EXPERT L- YOUR ROOF r-G=~~ation Ra~*m> Television Log I ~--==-==-==::;=~· COMPLETE Wheel Alignment •5• 55 aft er S p m NEW 3 bedroom home 1 PUBL C NOTICE I e FOKD rror "·I ,., 9 _the Daily Sentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday ApnlJO 1974 VHAT ON AIRTH HAPPENT TO 'IOU' 1 STUCK A DADBURN SPliNTER IN MI{TOE SNUFFY' f\ LEETLE 01: SPLINTER DONE ALL THAT" fLEA>E OH PLEASE DOIH LET HER CALL ON ME LL STUD'! HAI:D TON 6HT F t(Ou JV~T PLEA>E DON TLET HER CALL ON ME lODA~ r------" I l IHOU6HT !'RAt( N6 fN SCHOOL HAD BEEN BANNED I))HAT lll.'1' />,R!; ~OJ ~lflG:l EltCTROOJ!B>'Z �~n ~:~:~ Sentmel M ddleposrtPomeroy() IN~~~~;;A:hn~'a71i~ Tu:sd•v Apnll3° 97c 4 entzne Ji9f 1968Jesus up n heaven above Dea T~~~ .. message to the one we NotiCe We can seno a et er or re ach (O NCio RN NG Ac s o" ' n h m 1 by phone soh~e'1 e~' ':iu~~o-;;,;s" m he B be '"" on y gen e o ece ve h s he ns de K0 5COT - """"" WE WISH o thank everyone who was so k nd and thought fu dur ng the ness and dea h of our t1Usband fa he and grandfathe Cha e Greer We espec al y w sh to thank the doc o s and nu ses Ve erans A TO Z Mar app ances fr ends and a and way 0 e Gr eer Fam y 4 30 1 d shes 4 10 tf c SOLD ou am no onge m ak ng ubb er s amps WmaHCa so 4 30 3tp anyone e se who he ped n any The Cha ~ c J LAUDERM LT Roofng Peasant R dQe Po neroy Phone. 99 2 7665 4 10 12 p No!1cP et Pomeroy 2 SIGNS Of QU•LITY A c0. MOfOf 19 73 CHEV CAPRICE $3895 4doo U)(u r y ca r wh te f n sh w th v ny op gr een kn I c a h 1 m t nted g lass f actory a r turbo hydram at c P B s de prolect ve mou d ngs H 78 w s w I res bumper guards rad ow t h tape 197 3 CHEV s2695 NOVA Custom Hatchback Cpe dark green f n sh I ke new wh l e wa ll t es fu l wh covers pro tect ve s de mldg s P B r ad o 6 cy eng ne w th st andard t ans A very popular mode & one th at w pea se you ~~~ DODGE CORONET ll49S 4 door 1 owner new car trade n good st ne 1 res spot ess c ea n nter or s mall V 8 eng ne au oma t c t ans m ss on Th e r ght s ze - the ---- ou ne ghbors used t u n shed c oth ng Va Memor a and flowe s & and m sc R 33 oppos e 1 ~ ler cou t Hart o d W Hosp t a l Wa ker Fune a l Home tl'1o se send ng food cards KOSMETC5 _,. d G assz1 ze s he W GS For a good I ne of Cosme t cs f end y se v ce and someone 0 cha w h g ve me a ca 1 He en Jan e Brown 992 511 3 J 9 rc Card of Thanks ~ ® p S So sad y m ssed,by m o th er dad s s ers and am es 4 30 1 c a he ear nes man fe sta on ot he Hoy Ghos ? No Ac s 9 Th e Pen ecos o3 f-.; e s on South Tt d Avenue M d d epo Oh 0 4 26 61 c Te l h m we o ten gaze a cha r And w sh many mes he was st I s t ng there Te h m oo a P om se we make We all be og e Heavensgae Was Co ne t us l ght p ce Valu e $ 1675 POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO lt , r --B - _u_s_m ___e_s_s_S__e~r ;,_ -V-1.-C-e-s~----, R esu s. I__ . own leage very good cond New res Onepor ablet on TV Ca ll992 7d48 28 c · GROCER.Y bu s ness to sa e Bu d ng for sa e or ease P'hone 773 56 18 f om 8 30 P m to 0 P m for appo n men 3 20 He On Most Amencan Cars -GUARANTEED- Phone 247 ?30'il e 4 Open8T IS 2tc Monday thru Saturday ~XC EL S OR Sa l Works E Man S Pom e oy A k nds water pe et s wa t er of sa nugge s boc k sa and own Oh o R ve Sat Phon e 992 389 6 5 fc WEAREp ckn gu papano n you area and would ke some respon s be party to t ake over payments Call c ed Manag e 6 4 772 5M9 o w te 260 Eas t Ma n s ee t Ch co he Oh o 4560 BK Busmess Opportumbes Syracuse News, Society 2534 GREATCOUNTRY ' I. STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Mldrlleporf , P~meroy I _, W I am J Hobs ette Execu or of the Las t W 1and Testa men of L nne B Tav oro Deceased Pomeroy 0 Located a1 Modern Supply Small Eng neRepa r R0 U X Vacuum Cl eaners comp lete w th at achments cordw nder and w 23 30 21t 1 .• -- ------- 6 00 - ~'- NELSON INTERIOR EXTERIOR 742-6273 I GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP 808 W Man 51 BROWN'S FIRE & SAFID EQUIPMENT Story 13 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 "- 6 45 - PAINTING PHONE 992-5271 ROOF PAINTING DAY OR NIGHT 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 13 Pufnstuf 6 30 - Rocky llo Bullw nkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 Free Garage Est1mates 992 5083 PHONE T n Star 3 Co\ler to Co\ler 33 9 30 - ToTel theTrufh3 Tattlefa es8 9 55 - Chuck Wh fe Reports 1o 10 oo - DnahShore3 5 JokersW d8 10 Company 6 10 30 - Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gamb t 8 10 11 00 - Password 13 W zard of Odds 3 4 15 M ke Douglas 6 Now You See It 8 10 11 30 Hol lywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L fe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Sesame Sf 33 - 11 55- CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Passwo d 6 Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 Jackpot 3 5 12 30 - Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Spl t Second 6 Celeb ty Sweepstakes 3 """ WOOD TRUSSES ;~ • Bu1lt to Your Specs INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING • Delivered to Job S1te / ROOF PAINTING & ZUSPAN HOGG MATERIALS CO J 773 SSS4 CALL CARL NELSON Va Mason W PHONE 992 5083 EXPERIENCED Real Estate For Sale HOU SE newly panted Ins de 3 bedrooms 1 1 baths car pet ng lots of c losets arge modern k tchen w th bu It n oven range d shwasher and d sposal and sec uded yard Ca 1 992 3877 4 28 tfc bath garage spac ous yard N ce ocat on n M dd epor t Phone 992 3904 4 26 61c ,_ Radlato Service '-., AIR CONDITION NOW' ;:::,... can be mstalled al your Bulldo2er Rad ator to lhe convemence w1th no wa1hng around n hot muggy weather smallest Heater Core Nathan i11ggs Rad1ator Specia hst Phone 992 2550 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N nd Ave Middleport 0 2 Under New Management DON T fuss don t cuss turn over unk automob es to us W II DaY $5 for o ld IUnK cars Phone 30 lie 4 FLORIDA owner 2 rver $2 mon t h Swanne R ve by acre w th access to 745 $45 down S25 8 pet nte est MOB LE HOMES WELCOME Mr and Mrs Clay F nst ad P 0 Box 248 0 d Town F or da 32680 Phone (904) 542 7333 4 30 2tp ROOM house w th bath Reasonably pr ced Edwa d Wei s Phone 992 3610 4 30 6t~ mans on ke home 5 baths ots of closets hot waler heat full basement garage w th workshop and 3 rooms Large yard w th n ce shrubbery and shade trees Bea.ut ful v ew of r ver Ask ng $37 500 00 NEW LISTING 35 acres w1th dozens of p nes about 6 It ta I Large stocked f sh ng pond 3 bedroom br ck veneer home lots of closets n ce k tchen w th cook & ba k e un ts ---------DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks d t chlng serv te top so fill d rt I mestone B&K Ex cavat ng Phone 992 5367 or 2 '1 m es from Harr sonv I e Phone 992 3740 after 4 p m 4 2.s 7tc CK ful basement 2 car garage bath and he ft located n Rutland and pr ced to se Ca 949 3311 or 949 2153 4 23 12tc POMEROY 0 MIDDLEPORT - 1 story frame 3 BR bath d n ng R some carpet ng paneling and t e porches gas heat level lot $8 900 00 TUPPERS PLAINS Almost new beaut ful br ck 3 BR bath lovely k tchen lots of cab nets range and oven dm ng bar d n ng room basement garage over l acre level ground We I be ow market value turn shed gac home large bath n ce k !chen gas furr~ace and basement S10 500 00 NEW LISTING Only 3 bedroom nat evel of and carport JUST SlO 000 STOP BY PARK YOUR CAMEL AND LETS TALK i d~ 'j ; I .. • I: m part basement carpet ng por ches building for storage new gas furnace $12 900 00 ranch type home bath gas heat fam IY room 'i, [I• ut 1ty space i f • : · l. I' I ; :, I '1." : ,", . f QQ'2-3325 or 992-3615 POMEROY frame 3 BR carpet ng & , story bath some panel ng basement w th uf I ty n ce large lot for ch dren gas furnace HW floors StOOOOOO YOU LL SURELY FIND YOUR FUTURE IN REAL ESTATE HERE TO BUY OR SELL CALL NOW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 or 992 2568 Repa r serv ce a l makes 992 22U The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sa es and Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors - _...,._. 3 29 ttc ________ _ 4 9 tfc -NEW - ---------ALL ELECTR C BR room free 9 1 tfc 2571 bedroom garag~ 3861 SEW NG MACHINES heat All m nerafs S45 000 00 THIS WEEK ONI,Y - , basement Ful 992 NICE 3 bedroom home for sale Sll 000 Phone 992 3975 or 992 $22 500 00 BRADBURY - 2 story frame 63 A lots of garden space 4 BR bath dm rg Fam1ly d n ng 34x 1 773 S890 - -- 5 ACRES of ground on State 143 CLELAND 608 E REALTY MAIN Lln'lNG - 6 bedroom 1304 Rivers de Auto wrecK ng 4 9 26tc Real Estate For Sale 5794 l I Now wh le the weather IS still cool s the best h{11e It J HOUSE on 0 State Street n Pomeroy Ph Y92 2174 Monkey Run Pomerot Par a ly rem ode ed new gas 1,;...~---------- 1 furnace Phone 992 2204 FoR FREE est mates on 4 25 12tp alum num s d ng storm doors and w ndows Railing P'hone 3 BEDROOM home on 55 acres Charles L sle Syracuse Oh o nt'!ar Ruland Phone 742 6 6 Carl Jacob Sales 4 26 4tp Representa ve v v Johnson and Son Inc 5 ROOM house 3 acres of 4 30 tfc ground n West Co umb a Space for rver bank camp s tes and garden ng Ca 992 < YES! II iI From the largest Truck or 1 FLOOR plan home 6 rooms 4 Cabbage head le tuce sweet and hot peppers many 'Jar et es of tom a toes 50c and 65c dozen F owers- Petun as Pans es Mar gods plus many other var e es SOc to •sc pak Geran urn s and other pol plants 10 nch hang ng bask ets petun as or v n ng ge an um s S5 oo Porch boxes pe un as o pans es SJ oo or S4 oo Hubbard s Greenhouse Syracuse 0 992 5776: DOZER work and clear ng by the acre hour y or contraot farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years ex per ence Pull ns Excavat ng Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 2478 12 9tfc ·- - - WILL tr m or cut trees and shrubbery A so clean out basements att cs etc Phone 949 3221 or 742 444 .t 23 26tc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Ga I pol s John RtJs$elf Owner and Operator _______ _ 12 lf< SEPT C TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 303S ......_ 5 o 4 tfc -SEPT ------------C TANKS c eoned Modern San tat on 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 tfo -----READY M X CONCRETE' - -- - del vered r ght to your prolect Fast and easy Free est mates Phone 992 328• Goegleln Ready M x Co M ddleport Ohio 6 30 lie - ---------• C BRADFORD Auctioneer Com Dlete Serv c~ Phone 949 382 p'r 949 Racne Oho Critt Bradford Bl61 __ __ --------~ tfc..! EXCAVATING dnu~r oader ' and backhoe work sept1c tanks insta led dump trucks and to bovs for hIre w 11 haut f II dirt top soli 1 mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers dey phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 J525 or 99~ 5232 2 11 tfc ------------AUTOMOBILE insurance been cancelled? Lost your operators license Call 992 7A28 \ I e Gun Fury 10 I Dream of Jeanne 3 Huck llo Yogi 6 4 30 - Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpot 4 Hazel 8 ABC Afterschool Spec a 6 3 5 00 - Mr Roberts 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv G ff n 4 Andy Gr ff1fh 8 ~ 30- Elec Co 33 Beverly HII b I es8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Tra s West 15 Hogans Heroes 13 G I gan s Island 6 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 Per VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS NELSON 5 12 45 - Electr c Co 33 12 55- NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 A My Ch dren 6 13 Not For Women Only 5 Concenfraf on 8 What s My L ne 10 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 5 As the World Turns 8 10 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 2 00 - Days of Our L ves 3 4 15 Gu d ng L ghf 8 10 Newlywed Game 6 3 230- Doctors3415 EdgeofNght8 0 Grl nMyLfe613 3 00- Another World 3 4 5 General Hosp Ia 6 3 Pr ce s R ght 8 10 RFD 20 3 30 - One L1fe lo Live 6 13 Ph I Donahue 4 Match Game 8 10 How to Surv ve a Marr age 3 15 The Way Th ngs Are 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 20 33 Lucy Show 8 Mov ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED HR Jeffs Coli e 6 8 25 - Jack LaLanne 13 8 30 Brady Bunch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D xon 4 Fr endly Junct on 0 AM 3 Abbot! llo Coste lo 8 Ph I Donahue 5 W ld W d West 6 Mov e Th e Phone 742 4673 742 5595 B11l Brown Owner Rutla_nd Oh10 CALL CARL NELSON F armt me 10 Morn ng Report 3 B 00 - News Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Capt Kangaroo 8 10 FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES& SERVICE HOME ALARMS Pomeroy 0 6 30 - FveMnutestoLveBy4 News 6 BbeAnsw e rs8 The HARDWARE Muklleport 0 2nd A"Ve Stop n aAd say Hello Bn111J i-n th s ad for a Free G1ft WEDNESDAY MAY 1 1974 Sunr se Sem nar 4 Sacred Hear1 6 15 - Urban League 0 Folk L teralure 3 6 25 Farm Report 3 7 RON AND KAREN THOMAS Johnny Carson 4 2 00 - News4 Now under new management PHONE AI ot her makes 0 Marco Sport te 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Take F ve For L fe 15 AU WEATHER N Etec Co 20 Trulh - News 13 6 12 15 - WatT YourFathe GefsHome6 I See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Night 992 352S or 992 5232 PRICE CONSTRUCTION Tecum seh •w Kohler scon s n \. K NAPP Shoes May Spec aS now ava abe Phone 992 5324 4 30 f c -~-- -------- stalled Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay Lawn Boy '\\ ~ -------------- --- -4 - Lmes All work done by the Roofmg Spouting Alummum S1dmg And Complete Remodeling pant co sp ra UsedPay but n new nd yton $34I ke 45 :~--=====:__:___:::::::._:==~ cash or budget plan ava ab le r Phone 992 2653 4 30 tf c honest to goodness good deal 8 1965 and re corded n Vo 29 Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m stop n oday at Berry M I er page 8 119 and 120 Me gs Monday through Saturday Mob e Hq.ro e Sates 705 County Deed Records Phone 992 5682 or 992 7121 Farson Street Be pre Oh o Further reference s made to 4 12 26tc phone 423 95 31 closed Sun Deeds record ed n Vo um e 34 day page 609 Me gs County Deed 4 26 lOt c Records and Vo ume 130 page For Sale 61 Me gs Coun y Deed Records 1969 BLAZON Truck ca mper Save and eKCep t about 4 aores sleeps 4 Contact Charles Real Estate For Sale sold to LeonBrd Koen g 2 1 Sayr~ 985 4193 BEDROOM house n M d acres sold to J ames and Ethel 4 28 3 p 2 dleport New k tchen and Jeffers and aboul 6 of an acre bath appl ances Included sold for h ghway p u poses HOM E g own tomato plants ca l 992 53 o You a e equ red o answer m proved Me x ca n yet ow a 25 26tc th e Com pta n w th n 28 days Jub ee H nds 350 A so hot af er he ast pub! cat on of h s peppers and mangoes DOWN PAYMENT not ce wh ch w 1 be pub shed Thomas H ayma n a.cross NO once each week fo r s x con Com ng soon o L n co n from Mun c pal park n He ghts an a I new sub secut ve weeks The ast Sy acuse pub ca on w be made on d v s on conven ent y loca ted 4 28 21c be ween Pome oy a nd J une 4 974 and the 28 days for answer w start on that date 10 HORSEPOWER A 1 s M ddleport Offer ng modern new 3 bedroom homes on In case of your fa ure t o Cha m ers tractor w th 42 nch extra arge tots for only answer or otherw se respond as mower Exce lent cond ton S23 SOO NO DOWN requ red by the Oh o Rules of Contact Marv n Keebaugh PAYMENT to quat fed C v I Procedur!:f tudgment by days 992 5342 985 39 13 after 7 buyers Get fu 1 deta Is by pm defau t w 11 be rendered aga nst wr t ng F red B Goeg e n you for re ef demand ed n th s 4 28 6fc Great American Homes 211 compant W Second St Pomeroy or 4 BUCK SKIN co lts l sorre l ca our 24 hr number n La y E Spence Pr ces range from $100 each Co tum bus 239 968 Bu lders Cl erk of Courts to $225 Phone 742 4465 o 742 of w G Best Homes 6758 Common Pleas Court 4 28 6fc Me gs County Oh o .t 28 Jtc 141 3~ 15 1 4 01 1 28 (6) .t 6tc ~ ------- -- w Mam 399 --E L ECT --------- - FOR SALE- 3092 992 4 30 tfc ---------- 11 35 11 45 7 W1lk1nson Small Engtne SEW NG mach nes b and new · Z 9 Zag n n ce walnut abe In or g na car ons Never used c eara nc e on 74 mod es (On y a f ew ava l ab e $63 40 c ash o e m s ava a b l e Phone 992 2653 '71.95 Offers wll be rece ved at the offices of Crow Crow & Porter Pomeroy Oh o at 10 oo AM on Satu rday May 4th 974 for the pu chase of the rea es ate owned by the ate L nn e B Tay or n Rutland Oh o wh ch s ocated on State Route 24 be tween the Rut and Branch of the Pomeroy Nat ona Bank and t he Rutland Depar t ment Store The property was appra sed at S12 SGO 00 Terms of Sa e Cash lmmed ate possess on The r ght s reserved to re ect any and all offers Power ----- WALNUT stereo rad o 8 t rack t a pe comb nat on 4 speake sound sys t em Balance s 07 38 o easy te m s Cal 992 3965 4 JO tfc MOWEMS At the International dalehne you can lose a day on the h1ghway centerhne you can beat that by an eter nlty and 1 7 tfc THE PUBLIC UTILITIES Mr and Mrs Gene M1lls and Wanted To Buy COMM I SS ION OF OH IO By Boyd B Ferr s famlly of Adamsville and B1ll OLD U S co ns and arge ~ ze Sec reta y 742 67S8 paper currency Phone Ed Inn Hysell Columbus spent a 4 28 3 c Burkett 992 3476 4 30 4tc 4 16 23 30 3 c recent weekend w1th the1r 4 26 6 p mother Mrs Oma Hysell B1ll NEW furn shed apar ment 3 2 PON IE S Cal 99l3646 OLD Upr ght p anos Any 4 30 6 p rooms and ba h Real n ce remamed for a few days cond ton pay ng s 0 cash Reyno d s Apartments Wr te g ve d reef ons to Mrs Allah Teaford and Mason W Va phon e 173 SOUTHERN plants place orde WITTEN PIANO CO 10 0 514 on good road for about May 8 del very Tammy Hebron spent a few BoK 18 Sard s Oh o 43946 Char es R Harr s Por t land 4 23 7tc 4 26 30lp days VlSI ling her son and Oh o 843 2693 4 23 fc !am1ly Mr and Mrs Dale AXLE and hub for an ear l y 59> COURT OF Ramb er Ambassador V 8 Teaford She also VISited other COMMON PLEAS w th pas t ve trac on ear MEIGS COUNTY OHIO relahves end Phone 992 5390 TRA LER Browns Tra er WILLIAM E PICKENS 4 30 3tp Route 1 Mr and Mrs Sam Pickens Pa k Phon e 992 332 4 Long Bottom Oh o 4 4 tf c had as recent VISitors cousms HARLEY Dav dson motor Pia nt ff Pu sh type rotary mower cycles d sa bled or unn ng of Mrs Pickens whom she 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shed o31)d vs w fh 20 cut 3 H P Br ggs for parts Phone 843 2163 unfu n shed apartments JOYCE A PICKENS hadn t seen for several years eng ne 4ga stee deck s de 4 28 61c Address Unknown Phone 992 5434 - - -d sc harge fu baff e 7 poly Mr and Mrs Clearance Defendant 4 12 fc c awters pay ng op whee l s and p ated Tee ---No 1SS23 Donohue PI Pleasant W Va NIGHT pr ce Fifes phone 992 7494 PRIVATE meet ng room for -NOTICE BY hand e and Mrs Susie Pntt 4 23 12tc any organ zat on phone 992 PUBLICATION397S Pia nt ff has brought th s Charleston W Va USED guns pay ng top pr ce act on nam ng you as defend an 3 fc F fe s phone 992 7494 Mrs V1rgm1a Qmllen 1s a In the above nam ed co urt by f I ng h s Com pta n on he st MOBILE ho me a r con med1cal pahent at Holzer - - ------- 4 23 12lc day POMEROY LANDMARK of Apr l 1974 dtonng cabe TV near MediCal Center OL 0 autos 6 or more cars w 11 The ob ect of the Compla nt Pomeroy Phone 992 5623 '1'. _Jack W Carsey Mgr g ve S3 00 p ece 18 cars or and the demand for rei ef are to 4 30 6 c 6'il!l Phone 992 2181 Mrs Oma Hysell had as a more w II give better p ce obtain ad vorce to be awa ded Ca I 98S 4297 recent v1sl tor her mece Mrs the care custody and contra of 2 BEDROOM modular fur 3 28 ftc them nor ct1 ld en of the pa t es n shed apa tmen ut t es CLELAND FARM S AND Bill Petennan and son Bllly -------hereto and for other prope pad near Pomeroy Prefer GREENHC SE A V.Qr e y of Columbus adults or cons t ru c t on cab bage an d tomato plant s NO 1 Cooper 85c rad ators ret ef You are requ red to answer workers Phone 992 7666 or fo sa e Also b occol and 40c red brass 40c batter es Esther Harden Margaret the Compla nt w th n twen y 992 7133 c a u flower swee t pep pers Sl 40 M A Hall Reeds..., lie Cottnll Charlotte Nease e ght days after the last ho peppe s eggp ants head 4 30 3tc Ohio Phone 378 6249 e t uce and EA STER 3 24 tfc pubt ca on of th s notic e wh ch Margaret Eichinger Jamce w II be pub! Shed once each SLEEP NG room ove r w ne FLOWERS pansy mum s --Lawson Pauline Morarlty CASH pad for al makes and week for s x consecut ve weeks so e Pomeroy References azalea hydrangea reau red Phone 992 5293 geran ums pet un as seve ral models of mobile homes and the last pub ca on w 1 be E1leen Clark and Jean Hall of made on the 14 h day o May 4 JO ffc k nds of hang ng baskets Phone area code 6 4 423 9531 Gu1dmg Star Counc I 1974 Your answe date w be Gera d ne Cte and Rae ne 4 13 tfc on June 12th 1974 Oh o Daughters of America at. ---In the case of your fa lure o Auto Sales 3 29 tf c furniture oak tables tended the forty...,venth D of A OLD clocks ce boxes brass beds answer or otherw se espond as 1967 ONE ton Ford Stake bed d shes desks or com p ete perm tted by the Oh o R:u es of rally at GaliJpohs last week households Wr te M D C vI Procedure w h n the t me ~~~\" Phone 992 2550 or 742 Employment Wanted Mrs Ed1th Hood IS 1m M er Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o stated judgment by defau w 4 30 ttc be rendered aga nsf you for the ca 1 992 7760 provmg at her home after - -- ---~------------MAN w th two years college and ret ef demanded n the Com 5 3 tfc pan we ve years e)(per ence n bemg senously 111 1970 OLOSMOB LE 98 ow compu er data P,rocess ng m eage exce ten cond ton Mrs Jane Christianson and JUNK Autos compte e and wou l d ke employment n Se 1 ng seve a hundred LARRY E SPENCER de vered o our ya d We p ck Me gs Ga a or Mason son of Alhance Mr and Mrs do l Ia s be ow oca dea e CLERK OF COURT OF up au o bod es and buy a count es Job does not pr ce Phone 992 3863 c al 992 COMMON PLEAS Junwr Sm1th and sons k nds of scrap meta s and necessar ty have to be 5844 after 6 p m MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ron R der s Sa vage S a e assoc a ed w th computers Columbus and Don Pickens 4 2S 6tc CO URT HOUSE Route 24 Rt 4 Pomeroy Resume prov ded upon POMEROY OHIO and chlldren Toled0 spent a Oh o Phone 992 5468 request f nterested ca 1964 CHEVROLET good 1412 9 16 23 30 ISI7 4 71c 4 6 26tp 6 41 742 3269 recent weekend w1 th Mr and cond on Phone 992 7876 4 30 5tc before 3 p m Mrs Sam Pickens 4 26 6tp - - - - - - - - - --PUBLIC NOTICE Mrs Alberta Hubbard has Help Wanted H L COEN and VADA 197 PONTIAC LeMans Sport Mobile Homes For Sale been returned to her home APPLICATON Sony fo meter COTO EN whose addresses are Hardtop Coupe 400 cu n V8 patrolmen and ex ra pol ce from Holzer Med1cal Center unknown and can not w th See at 105 Un on Avenue or BERRY MILLER Mob e Home Please contact Pomeroy reasonab e Sa es has a ot to offer when d gence be phone 992 3293 where she was a medical Pollee Department 992 2427 you sta shopp ng for you ascertained 4 :.lO ore Mob e Home You can beat pahent 4 16 tfc TO The unknown hers the h gh deprec at on you ll de"V sees egatees executors 1969 PONT AC Grand Pr X 1969 Mr and Mrs Don Pickens "WAITResses car hops and adm have on you home the f rst n st ators and ass gns of Ford Convert bt e both under two years by sbopp ng for a and chlldren Toledo spent H L Coen and Vada Coen f k tch~n he p App y n person S 000 See at Jam cs a e mode used Mob I e Home they are decea sed Crows St eak House Holcomb R t 24 ust 3 2 Easter weekend w1th tl\e1r Here a e some every day ow Pomeroy m es from R t 7 pr ces parents Mr and Mrs Sam You are hereby not f ed that 4 4 tfc 4 26 5 c you have been named defen Pickens and Mrs Eura WANTED exper enced dants n a egat ac on ent lied 969 OLDSMOBILE 98 2 d r 63x 12 Sch u Custom step up d n ng end k tchen sod new Largent and other relallves p umber none other need Robe a C 0 Br en e a hard op Wh te w th black s o 000 now S6 495 apply AI Weather Roof ng pta n ffs vs H L Coen et a 11 nyl top power steer l'ig and fnends 2 b ed oom 331 North Second Avenue defendants Th s act on has power brakes power seats 60x 2 L berty $4 795 Mrs Dw1ght Zav1tz w1fe of been ass gned Case No 15 542 n M ddleport or phone 992 2550 power w ndows good t es .s 30 ttc the Common Peas Cou of New Sears d e hard battery 65x12 K rkwood (beaut fu J the Pi sbytenan mm ster has $6 995 Me gs County Oh o 47569 $2 195 Phon e 992 5993 been able to return to church NEED re abe babys tter fo 2 4 28 3tp 60x12 E c ona redu ce d to $5 495 60x 2 PMC 3 bedroom $4 495 small g r s ages 2 and 4 r ght The ob ec of th e cam p ant s serv1ces after a four month away n Rust c H Is Ca 992 ode term ne he rs and pa t t on 972 DODGE Charger SE Good 60x 2 Fleetwood:£ 2 bedroom -save S1 000 at :iS 495 absence due to Illness 7018 afrer 5 30 o I and gas underly ng rea cond ton Pay off o ake O"Ver 50)( 0 Nat on at 2 bedroom 4 30 3tp esta e s tu at ed n Sa sbury payments and SJOO Phone Easter weekend v1s1tors of S2 69S Townsh p Me gs County Oh o 992 3663 2 - 55x 10 F l eetwoods S2 795 Mrs Ada Slack were her son WAITRESS and k tchen help wh ch s descr bed as follows 4 24 6 c each A of the northwest quar er of wanted App y n pe son Mr and Mrs John Slack and WE a so have 4 bank Sec t on 34 Townsh p 2 n Range Crows Steak House fam1ly of Sandyv1lle Ohio repossess ons til. at you can 13 ot the Oh o Company s 972 vw bus exce tent con 4 23 Otc d t on very clean Phon e buy w th a smal down Pur c hase con an ng 60 acres Spendmg some time w1th 304 773 5867 $2 695 payment and assume the r be the same mo e or l ess 4 23 7tc Pauline Moranty was Conme SOMEO NE o share a c op loans These are mos ty ate Be ng one ot he acts or except potatoes Phone 949 mode homes and the pr ces parcels of and conveyed o the Moranty and Bob Hansford 4374 after a m nc ude your de very and Me gs County 0 I & Coal OPEN Roger Hysell s Garage Columbus 4 28 3tc com p ete set up So for an Company by deed da ed Sept near Crossroads on State BUSINESS bu ld ng n down t own Pomeroy Ohio Call992 3975 0 992 5786 4 2 26tc L~nes foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tanks to- FURNITURE 177 Pearl Street M-iddlepor• Water 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy Rap Ho lywood Squares 3 Lass e 15 Oea er s Cho ce 4 Beat the DITCHI"G SERVICE OFFICE SUPPLIES and M ddleporl Oh o Phone 992 S367 or 992 3861 SCHOOL Out Spec a ts on STARCRAFT Campers Reese H tches 25 pet off Au o Awn ng 20 pet off a I s zes Camp Co n ey S arcraft 2 BEDROOM mob le home n Sa es Rt 62 North of P Ru and Phone 742 4465 or P easanl beh nd Red Carpe t Lease POMEROY HOME & AUTO COMPANY bath ga age base ment on Grave H M dd lepdrt Na ura gas already n Phone Oa e Dutton 992 3369 even ngs 992 1 N 1nd 5 YourFutur e l s Now 33 Clock 14 0 ean T a I 33 8 00 - Happy Days 6 13 B I Moyers Journa 33 Nova 20 Adam 12 3 4 15 Maude 8 10 8 30 - Should the Lady Take A Chan ce' 3 Tenal y 3 ' 15 Hawa Fve08 10 Mov e QBVIl 613 9 30 - Black Journal33 The Way Th ngs Are 20 9 30 - Book Beat 20 TBA 8 o 10 oo - Wa sh nglon S ra ght Talk 33 News 20 Love F om A lo Z 3 4 15 10 30 Day at N ght 33 1 oo News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Pol t cal Ta k 4 Mov e The Lady Van shes 8 M M M 83 10 Under New Management RACINE OHIO sdna l ty Behav oral Development 33 Truth or Conseq 6 By Helen and Sue Hottel Why Oh Why Is II Always So• 33 H gh School TV Hono Soc ely 15 7 30 - To Tel the Truth 6 New Pr ce Is R ght 8 0 RFD 20 All WEAlliER HARDWARE RACINE GARAGE 10 NBCNews3 4 13 or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 roof'" ta shton colors PH. 949-3611 e News6 Room 222 13 7 00 - What s My L ne 8 Dusly s Tra ""For F ee Esttmate Inquire now about a beaut ful new We repa r lawn mowers and gc<ordP'l tractor s EXCAVATING 6 JO - ,~ For Wednesday May 1 Here are some thmgs I can t understand Why oh why Do g1rls shilve the1r legs but not the1r forearms' One set of extrem1t1es has as much ha1r as the other Is streakmg cons dered a harmless pastime but nude swunm mg (where the water almost always covers the essen t1als) 1s outla"ed on most beaches ' Is an almost-nothmg b1km1 okay for pools de wear but 1f a woman parades n a bra and half-,shp (wh1ch covers a lot more) she s mdecent? Do people 1udge by labels not by what s ms1de' (Put supermarket whiskey mto an expensive-brand bottle and you ll see what I mean Ukewife 1f a guy bmlds hunsell up as the best most people belleve h1m and 1f goss1p goes out that you re the "orst few people bother to check ) Are miXed-race children put down when they m1ght ha1e a com bmallon of genes that would make them supenor ' Are the words Jlleg11tmate prostitute make love etc etc okay for lam ly newspapers but the good ol Anglo Saxon words are banned' They MEAN the same and the) re shorter Do some uptight parent.o; still fnghten their daughters about sex and the boys are after only one thmg syndrome yet expect those g1rls to have good unrepressed marnages If sex 1s ternble before the ceremony ho" can 11 be wonderful after she Signs a I cense? Can TV show stark naked lost lnbes etc but must censor f1lms m wh1ch wh1te people go nude" Even the streakers only had their backs to the camera or else underwent a lot of ed1hng Is a g1rl who plays around considered cheap but everybody adm res an expenenced guy' And fmally 1f she charges $10 she s an ostrac1zed prostltute but 1f she gets diamonds shes an mternat10nal playgirl and travels m the best company - all for domg the same thing ' Custom Cultural mores preJulilce money worship guess these are the answers but they don t make sense R1ght ' - WHY WHY R1ght And here are more Why oh why IS a man elevated to company v ce pres1dent 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 5 Room 222 3 7 00 - News 6 D Whal s My L ne 8 T uth o Co nseq 3 Bea t the Clock 4 E ec Co 20 Know Your Schoo s 33 Spy 5 J mmy Dean 3 7 30 - To Tell the Truth 6 Sa e of the Cen lury 8 The Judge 0 Beat he C oc k 13 Pol ce Surgeon 3 t ques 20 Ep sode Ac t on 33 TBA 6 Wash ngton Stra ght Talk 20 9 00 - Short Stor es of Love 3 5 15 Can non 8 10 Open M nd 20 10 00 - News 20 Interface 33 Doc E 1ol6 3 Ko1ak 8 0 0 30 - Day a N ghl 33 00 - News3 4 6 0 13 15 Jana k 33 NORTH 30 • AQJ972 '82 • 75 ', .943 WEST EAST • K tO • 85 3 '965 ' 'QJt074 A9632 • J 84 .Ql062 .J You no make as much of op po un es t oday as you shoul~ Th s w II be due to you nd I e en at tu de and l a o~: IUdgment be us as bad as oo ca e u you don ove n g at ly ng pu su ts VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) PISCES I Feb 20 March 20) Even though you w know be er you succumb o p essu e I om ano he and make a w ong dec son based on the adv ce LIBRA (Sept 2 3 Oct 23) 1 s n ce o he p o the s par cu Ia y those who d he p you To day howeve you neglec one who s he ptu o ass st one who sn t Don I ru sh nto mak ng hasty tudgmen s toda y You e ke1y to ove look mporlan de ta s thal sho uld be cons dered SAGITTARIUS (Nov GEMINI (May 21 June 20) 23 camp shed as ye e11 en thou gh you ee sa ce a n1y There w be a smal delay ely 12 Insect 12 wds) 13 Walked not 14 lllustnous Italian fam1ly 15 One of The L1ttle Women 16 Coal scuttle 17 Snuggery 18 Fellow m stltches 20 lnclinahon 21 And not 22 Become aware of 23 Cned like CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan CANCER (June 2t July 221 19) Someone you know w 1h some very g and deas te s them n a manne tha s qu le be evab e 0 v d ng them n hal s nea e he w o lh Choose yo wo ds and top cs o d scuss on wIll ends ca elu y You e ap o s y wan to so me n ng you e1 ac bu can I AQUARIUS (Jan LEO (July 23 Aug 22) You 20 Feb wh1le the woman who does most of h s work never advanced past executive secreta ry at half the pay • Why oh why 1s Mom s golf trophy JUS! luck while Dad sIS the result of supenor playmg' And Dad s Omelet Espanole 1s a masterpiece because he makes a lithe nght flourishes yet when Mom serves the same thmg 11 s Oh not scrambled eggs AGAIN HELEN AND SUE Rap I m 16 and mterested m parllc patmg m beauty pageant.o; Could you tell me how to contact some of the nallonal contest.o; so that I can fmd out how to enter• - HOPEFUL (rams 2 Redolence 3 Queen s attendant (hyph wd ) 4 Chmrucal suffiX 5 Kmghtly gear 6 Walter of med cme 7 Say further 8 F1rst tnps for sh1ps (2 wds ) SPUHL I0 16 19 20 22 23 snow RA(,{J!) tNOT.41/l DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Heres how to work It AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW I I ""...":~::' 0 I I I rj [J I I One letter s1mply stands for another In th1s sample A Is used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Single letters apostrophes The length and formatiOn of the words are all hints Each day the code letters are different A MAI>l OF 60M E e>TANI7 N6 IN "TP:AN5PORTAT ON CRYPTOQUOTES ~ow arrange JLGP PDX PCB TMKKXTPMN KMSX EMMN EXMEKX D X'G TNXCPHYQ GM JCYI MV PDXJ CHKK SCLQDCY the ctrcled letters to form the surpr•se answer as suggested bv the above cartoon jA(X XXlXIIIXXJ Jumhlc1 (An.wen omo ARDOR PAYEE EXC TE BALSAM ••• ' An•w~r Rl!~f'Dnll hie lor Jhat I e up Yesterdays Cryptoquote ITS THE MARK OF THE INEXPERIENCED MAN NOT TO BELIEVE IN LUCK JOSEPH CONRAD m Wa1h "gtQn RED TAPE (@ 1974 K nc Feature• Synd cate lnc) DICK I RACY LITTLE INSTALLING SO. SO~ISTICAT!O COMPU C.EAQ TIIAT WILL 1:1 ,+ ' Yesterday s Answer 24 Mollusk angry d~licacy Scnmped 29 Corneille Throng drama Loam) 30 Overhead depos t 31 - and Person out Young 33 Boundary hog 36 Malay Neck g1bbon artery 37 Some 9 Make a crow Unsc ramble these four Jumbles one letter to each squ re to form four ord nary V~ords c dent 10 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 00 p m - Loca l News 30 p m - Count y and Western 30 p m - Comedy 30 p m - Supe star POINT TMEM QUICK'' WI>J4T TO COMI! AI.Oio SOUTH (01 • 64 'AK3 + KQIO .AK875 Ne1ther vulnerable West North East South Pass Pass Pass J•1• Pass Pass Pass ,. 2NT 3NT Pass Openmg lead- 'Q By Oswald & James Jacoby South was pretty b1tter about the whole thmg He had b1d three notrump on the theory that the way to get top ~cores m match po nt play was to play all hands m not rump He had won the h~art lead and promptly led a spade West had produced the k ng on that first spade lead and filter mature dellberatwn South had let that kmg hold He was afra1d 11 was a smgleton and m that case 1! was necessary to duck the f1rst spade m order to score Tive spade tncks Y• Wests play of second hand n1gh held South to three 'trot rump and one match pomt on the score m the duplicate game How d 1d th1s South get one match pomt• It seems a couple of North South pa1rs reached s1x spades One made 11 c At the other table the SIX :;vade declarer won the open mg heart m dummy tned a spade fmesse and then led a diamond to dummr. s kmg West ducked as 1f he d1dn t have a care m the world Later on North led a second diamond toward dummy and r-Ose w1th the queen West took h1s ace and promptly led ci1amonds back If he hadn l, North would st11l have made the slam by means of a club d.1amond squeeze aga1nst East iou all YO U HE:ARD CO RRE C TLY r1c:#, GE- N LEMEN A B -5 .._;. 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T omor ro w 3 4 News J Take F ve Fo L fe 15 2 00 News 4 you w I l ave n offer new op oo lun es you e on you foes ACROSS 40 Graduate s re11ard 1 Colombian 41 Belg1an City rver 5 L terary DOWN musketeer II Rumaman 1 219o1mlh Dec 2 H T y no Ia ake c ed Ia someth ng you haven ac T a day you I lee you have to be someth ng you e not to nake a lava ab e mp ess on on one who se pas on I n da es you Th s w I be a ve y act ve yea o you soc a y New groups by THOMAS JOSEPH You w no be at you bes you a e dea ng w h l ao a ge a group Keep comm I ees and adv se s l o a m n mum t e Be ndu ge May 1 te7• ~ SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 221 TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) Too mu ch o t a good h ng can 30 - WIN AT BRIDGE 'Ntce' 3NT can ftmsh last 1974 ARIES (March 2t April t9) ~ sor out bus ness affalfs wou d be w se to offe as lew suggest ons as poss b e On he M oney 4 An 8 00 Sonny & Che 8 10 B Moyers Journa l 20 Wash ng ton [onnect on 33 Chase J 4 15 The Cowboys 6 3 8 30 - Theater n Amer ca 33 Mov e Death Rac e 3 Mov e 7 7 8 9 19) You re nol lhe bes ad v ser toda y n help ng anolhe gene as y w 1 take prec e den ce o11e you co mm on sense and th s cou d make a co ns derab e den n you wa el § TUESDAY APRfLJO 1974 oo ABCNews 3 SesameS! 20 News3 4 Trutho Conseq 6 6 News 8 10 15 LIas Yogallo You 33 LEAKING? 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IS IT COLOR e 606 E Man , Pomeroy , 0 Wat er Eleclr c Gas Sewer L nes n s tafled Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks Limestone & F II 01rt Com me re al Res den hal Co 1st uct on & Remodel IS AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR PHONE 992 2094 ST RAWB ERRY P an s Char e l·p Home & AUO f FoS1 e Rl 2 Racne Oh o Omeroy 4 7 tf c Not ce s he eby g ven l ha GARAGE Sa e Wednesday Mrs Ea Gr ft h and ot her morn ng un l p m Satur YARD Sa le Mason W Va May he INT ERESTED n be ng your day Old book s ga den pow t e ep hone subsc bers o and 2 0 a m to 3 p m F rst own boss and own ng you Ch es e E xc ha n ge of he p l umb ng f I ngs d shes. house on l eft back of K ng s own bu s n ess,., L m t ed Wes ern Re se ve Te ephon e cohng tres o ld tme aundry mat amount of Cap a necessa ry and he Pom er oy Exchange of phonog a ph exp orers scout 4 29 2t c Th s go ng bus ness ca n be Gene a T e ep hon e uh to m TV turn rver on t he I nan ce d Ca l 992 5786 company of Oh o hav e t led a Co l ege Road Sy acu se 992 GARAGE Sa e Rt 24 3 4 30 26 c w h t he Pub c c amp an 5324 m es from R 7 See s gns Ut t es Commsson of Oho 4 30 3 c unt I Wednesday May aga nsf he We stern Reserve NTERE STED n be ng you 4 26 5 c own boss and own ng you REDUCE safe and fast wth Te ephon e Company and he own bus n ess' L m ted GoBese Tables and E Vap Genera Te ephonc Company o f SOUTHERN Plants oma oes amounl of cap ta l necessa y water p 1 s Ne son Drug Oh o rela ve to th e es l ab l sh peppers sweet po a oes and Th s go ng bus ness can be 4 30 ltc men o elC ended area to f ree on ons See orca James Ray serv ce be ween the Ches er f nanced Call 992 5786 HI L eta t Fa s 247 2961 3 FAMILY basement sale Excha ng e o f h e Wes e n 4 29 26 c 4 6 2 Rese ve Telephone Company 2 c Wednesday and Thursday 58 Sou h Fou th St M dd eport and th e Pomero y Exc hange o lMMED ATE NCOME GARAGE SALE 1126 E Man 9 30 lo 3 Cloth ng Avon the Gene a Tel eph one Com 0 str bu or par or fu 1 m e St Pom eroy nea M ners bo t es an ques bedspreads pany of Oh o The Comm ss on o supp y Company 11 1 e Apr 29 un I sold ou ha s schedu ed h s mater or and cu a ns estab shed accounts w h c oth ng from nfants o s ze pub! c hea r ng on May 21 974 4 30 2tc RCA CBS 0 sney Records 15 Hours 9 to 4 at o 30 a m E 0 s T at th e Income poss b 1 t es up to 4 29 3tc GARAGE Sa e 11 26 East Man Counc I Cham be s of the C tv $1 000 per month w th only Street Pomeroy near Miners Bu d ng at Pomeroy Oh ow th $3 500 r eq u red for nventorv v 1 e Ap r 29 un so d out May 22 197 4 ese 'Jed for an and ranng Cal add t ona day s hear ng f C oth ng from Infants to s ze COLLECT for Mr James nece,.sary A sa d hear ng all 5 hours 9 to 4 \214 66 9208 4 30 Jtc par es of nterest w I be of 4 28 4tp tered an oppor un ty to present ev dence ma era o he ssues To G ve Away n h s proceed ng F ur her For Rent PUPP ES o g ve away c a 992 S170af er5p m Hemlock nforma on m ay be secured by ONE 3 bedroom a er pref e add ess ng an nqu v to he Or1s Hubbard and Alpha Grove co nstrue on men Cal 992 Publ c u I t es Com m ss on of 4 28 Jtc Coltnll are patients at 7448 af e 5 p m Oh o 1 No lh H gh St ree 4 28 7tc Co umbus Oh o 4J2 5 Veterans Memorial Hospital For Rent or EXPERT L- YOUR ROOF r-G=~~ation Ra~*m> Television Log I ~--==-==-==::;=~· COMPLETE Wheel Alignment •5• 55 aft er S p m NEW 3 bedroom home 1 PUBL C NOTICE I e FOKD rror "·I ,., 9 _the Daily Sentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday ApnlJO 1974 VHAT ON AIRTH HAPPENT TO 'IOU' 1 STUCK A DADBURN SPliNTER IN MI{TOE SNUFFY' f\ LEETLE 01: SPLINTER DONE ALL THAT" fLEA>E OH PLEASE DOIH LET HER CALL ON ME LL STUD'! HAI:D TON 6HT F t(Ou JV~T PLEA>E DON TLET HER CALL ON ME lODA~ r------" I l IHOU6HT !'RAt( N6 fN SCHOOL HAD BEEN BANNED I))HAT lll.'1' />,R!; ~OJ ~lflG:l EltCTROOJ!B>'Z �•. Transcripts delivered WASH INGTON I UP II - il blac k statwn WHg on wa s loaded w1lh lranscnpl s of edi ted versions of mnny of President Ntxun's Wa terga te conversa tions and then tranS· ported them to Cap1 iol H1ll toda y for use by House 1m· to (I But \\ htlc Mond,\y rng hl announung the~! ht' \Hluhl supp ly 1.200 p<Jg('s of etli l<'d tran scr~ plo.;, N1xon refused to comp ly with the tmpC'ac h m~nt pe~ncl 's subpoe na fo1 aetual 4Ipcs of 42 of Ius conversatwns Meanw hi le, PreSiden t NIXOn hCJs patd most of hts half mtllwn dollar ktx b1ll . c~n ad· ll1 111 1S inlt1 0 il otft l' l(:l ) Stll d tod.1y Thr offH 1al decli ned to !;peelf) p1 ectsely how mueh of tile $467.000 owed by N1xon 1t1 bark taxes and mterest had been m his fu st tnsta llment to lhr Jn ternctl Hevenue Serv1ce. but sa id "most of Jl" was pa id Diles appo i.nterl to state hoanl Child injured David Jat'ks. 21 ~ years old, Is listed Ill sotJsfa ctory conditiOn at Veterans Memon al ll ospll<ll lle was taken there bv the Middleport ER Squad. Tile cluld was str uck by a ca r dril•en by Melvm Swtsher, Mid dleport polwe repor ted, at the JnlcrsectJOn of Fourth and Lincoln Sts. Details were not made .:nra ilable . ALARM WAS FAK E The Midd leport F ll'e Departme nt answered a false alarm Monday at 7 30 p m to the Da Jry Isle. About the same lime Pome r oy ER Squad rew ved a call that proved to • be a false alarm at 220 Spring Ave. Ton1ght thru Thursday Apni JO-Ma y 1 2 DINNER CANCELLED RACINE - An eleclion day dmner will not be served this year at the Racine Legion Hall NOT OPEN Fn , Sat , Sun May 3-4 5 GODSPELL The (Techn tcolor ) Gospe l accord ng today ' SALON TO MEET Meigs County Salon 710 Eight and Forty wtll be collecting newspapers until May \0 . Contact any memb er for ptckup to IGJ Cartoon s Show Starts 7 p.m . The most populilr night dub 111 the tri-t·ounty ilre;J is proud to pre.~ent Three persori:l have flied for divorce in M etgs Coun ty Common Pleas Court, all on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. They were Betty Tnplett, Racme , vs.- Ernest Tnplett, Racme; Charles W. Curhnan, Rt. 2, Racine vs. Betty L. Curfman, Williamstown, W. Va ., and Eugene S. Morrison, ·&., RuUand , vs. Lana Mae Morrison , Rutland . In other court actton , the President l Ull\llllltl't' subpo<•na . Wh1te House a\9·20 am EDT. tn plen ty of tuue to dellvrr tl1e vo lu minou s documPnts. ;1s Nixon prmmsed m a tclevtsion address Monday mgt1t . tu th e House JudJctary Comnu ttre b\ MEIGS THEATRE • lhe ill a 111 \cOT rhwtlint· <1or l1!S I f'S J)tHl SC pea chment mves t1gators The a utomobil e. beanng private hcense plates, left the ATHENS - Governor Jolin G11ligan has appmnled Wilham S. Diles, Athens, former ly of Middl eport, to a fow yeu r term on the Heanng A1d D<>;ilers and Fttters L1censmg Board Th1s board is composed of three hea nng a1d deale rs , one otolog ist, one ch nt cal audiOlog ist and the dJrector of the state health depa rtment or h1s representa tive. Its funcl10n ts to ca rry out the prov1sons of sect1on 4747 Ohw Rev1sed Code, dealing IH th lice nsure. examinations for, revocation of, etc. Dt les operates the Diles Hea nng Aid Center, Rtverstde Professional Bldg , Athens Three file in divorce action tlw retum of' GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS ' TONIGHT 9 , TIL 1 (Contmu cd r, Ull l pi:lge 1) and the mcdw' would exploit them . N1xon said hC WdS aware that many · peopl r asswned that Sinl'C he hud refused to relea'se the tapes he was gwl ly of wrongdmng. "Many people assumed that the tapes must mcnmmate the President or that otherwtse he wouldn 't insist on the1r privacy," N1xon sa id. But he inSisted he was ftghtmg to maintiun a pnnc1ple of confidentiality maintamed by every pres1dent FFA IN OOLUMBUS - First row, 1-r, Tony Carnahan, Steve Hauber ; second row, Bob since George Washmgton . Spurlock, advisor ; Ken Rose, Joel Maue and Everette Holcomb, advtsor. These boys were He sa id he \\-HS now w1lhng to chapter delegates to the state FFA Conventwn last weekend, marking the end of the " FFA "iolate this pnnctple to clear Year " and beg mmng of a new one. the a1r, to give the impeachment inquiry facts, a nd to "pu t Wa tergate behmd us " Ntxon's gesture to release th e transcripts came on the first a nniversary of his first SAIGON (UPI) - Pr1rne and South Vietnamese troops maJOr Watergate address to Mtruster Tran Th1en Kh1em clashed m the Mekong Delta, the na tion. Plan supported satd today tha t Hanot has leaving 82 soldiers dead ih the :;:::: ::;.;.;:;::;:;:;:::::::: :-:::::::::·: .·: :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: launched an offensi•e aimed at second day of heavy fighting ALGIERS (UPI) - U. S. conquenng South Vi etnam . for control of the vital " rice NOTICE GIVEN Secretary of State Henry A. "The North Vietnamese have basket" rcgwn . All children who plan to be Kissinger said today enrolled in the first grad e for dropped thetr peace-Iovm g Algerian President Houarl the 1974-75 school year in ma sks and r es larted a Boumedlenne has endorsed Southern Local School generalized war in our beloved his efforts to "In a SyrlanDistrict who did not attend countr y," Kluem told Jn. lsraell cease-fire and an kindergarten in Southern formatwn M1mstry workers at agreement on disengaging Local School District should the dedication of a new radio their forces. contact the superintendent's station near Saigon MO rEs. LttiiMy BassS~dwpards , 87, Boumedienne ' s en· as am ·• omeroy, "We standrcadytosmash all 84 office on May I, 2 and 3. The d1ed Tuesday mornmg a.t the dorsement was Important phone number Is 949-4871. new adventurist attempts of home of a daughter, Mrs. because the Algerian leader :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:':·:·:·:':':':-::::::::: theirs in order to protect our has a special relationship mdependence, freedom and Frieda Laudermllt, In with Syrian President Halez peace," Khiem sa1d. Pomeroy · REVIVAL TO BEGIN Mrs. Edwards was born Oct. Assad. So does President The Satgon military comTh ere WI'II be a revival at the 20, 1886, 1n West Columbia , a Anwar Sadat of Egypt, and Ma s on Assembly of God mand said today that North daughter of the late George Kissinger flew to Alexandria Church on Dudding Lane , and Barbara Rickard Bass today to seek his blessing. Mason, to begin May 5 at 7·30 She was preceded m death by !·!·:·:·:·:·!·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·!-'..:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::::::::::::::--::::~:·:-:-:·:·: p.m. and will continue each o her husband, Walter, 1n 1953. evening wtth Evangehst Jame She was a member of the llartReener from MI. Morris, Pa. , 0~ ford Church of Christ in Registration set Ev angelist Re ener has ~ (Contmued from page I) Christian Union. Regtstratwn for kmpastored in several churches 111 Squad, and Veterans Memorial survivmg are two daughters, dergarten and first grade in the Mrs Laudermilt, and Mrs. Pennsly vania and a lso taught Hospttal Eastern Local School District school The pastor, Chester POMEROY Da vtd v· I Ste t H tf d· t Ko bl e nt z, Nev a Mc El roy, 10 a War' ar or , ~o is Thursday. Tennant, IIIVJlcs the public. Peter Cha se, Rober! Cooper, stslers, Mrs. Georgia Marlin, Pupils entering the first Robert Vaughn , Don Ambrose, Clifton, and Mrs. Ameha grade are to register from 9 Robert Couch, Isabell e Couch, Roach Hartford. mne grand· Frank Vaughn , Rupa Gor adra , . ' ' a.m. to 11 a.rn at the Shanttlal Gorad ta, Wtlltam cht!dren and 17 great· respective school they will DEADLINE NOTED Radford, Ba rbara Rtgg s, Leo grandchildren. attend. Kmdergarten children The deadline for absentee Va~ghn, John Hunnel l, Mar Funeral services Will be at 10ne Reuter, Homer Ba xter, will be registered at the voting for the May 7 primary Rtchard Jeffer s, Ka thl een 1 :30 P m Thursday at the elections in Me1gs County is 4 Wells, April Smtih , Da ve Hartford Church of Christ 111 Chester School from 9 to 11 p.m. Thursday. The Meigs lr wrn , Wallace Hatfield, Christian Umon with the Rev . a.m. and from! to 3 p.m. Birth Thelma Giles, How ard Logan, certificates and unmunization Board of Elections office will Lmda Wya tt. George Nash, Herman Stewart, the Rev . be open from I to 4 p.m . until Harltn Wehrung. Oren Wrtght, Howard K11Iingsworth and the records are to be taken with the the deadline to process such Jam es Gil more, Evel yn Clark , Rev. Bill Campbell offiCiating children. voting. ') C. E. Clar k, Demaree Sexson, B . 1 .11 b . G h Lou tse Myers, N w Compton . urta WI e m ra am Ja mes Th oma s, Ma rv'ln Cemetery. The body will be Veterans Memorial Hospital Taylor, Frit z Bu ck, Cha rles taken to the church one hour Gl oec kn er, Bobby Werry . ADMISSIONS - Bessie COMMITIEES TO MEET MINER SVIL LE _ Clara prwr to the funeral where 1t Young, Racme; Robert BarMembers of regatta com- Mc inty re, Stacey Arnold , will lie m state. Fnends may ton, Pomeroy; Clyde Ferrell, Kl etn , Marte call at the Foglesong Funeral mittees will meet Monday, Lawr ence Hea sley, Leota Young May 6 at 7:30p.m. at the Metgs MIDDLEPORT _ Robert Home, Mason, after 3 p.m. Pomeroy; Richard Connolly, Ft. Knox, Ky.; David C. Jacks, Inn Earl Ingels announced Ktng , Barbar a McMahon , Wednesday. MiddleP<Jrt. Jr., Charl es Sea r le s, Dallas Monday at the Pomeroy Blevtns. Robert Po ckltngton. 1'>ISCHARG ES Iris Chamber of Commerce Judy Poc kltngton , Don CALLED TWICE Morris, Steve Envoldsen, meeting. All are urged to at- Gutnfher , Dean Lutz, Te rr y Two rWJs made Sunday by Samuel McKinney, Laura Stobart, J M. Gerlach, Rtta lend. Gi lmore, Wilma R!fe . Jtm SEOEMS were at 8:38a.m. to Fraley, Fred Shain, Gertrude Oa tle y, Cl a ra France, Ma x Long Bottom for Stanley Wells, Mae Pearson. Davt s, Lm da Ha ley, No rma Chesapeake, a medical patient, Wdcox, Alfred Duff, Charles Ohlmger , Sa rah Fow ler, who was taken to Veterans Brenda Turner, Karen Pn ce Memonal Hospttal, and at 2 people tire REED SVI LLE - Ern est Miller , Benny Upton, Mar¥ p.m. transferred Beulah Smtih , Mtddleport, to a Robinson LONG BOTTOM - Deborah Wellston Nursing Horne Wood , Henry Bahr. Ivan Wood RACIN E - Robert Sham, MAN FINED $20 Barbara DuQan , Martha SYRACUSE- One case was Beeg le, Dav td Parry, Luke McDani el, Floyd Hendr tcks, heard m Syracuse Mayor Ronald Sal se r , Claren ce London's court Mcintyre, Marf tn Wtl coxen , Herman Monday mght Police Chief Emma Adam s, Edna Knopp SYRAC USE - Eileen Swan, Mil ton Varian reported. Mtlton Rou sh, Lawrence Kenneth Wilt, Racine, was Ebersba ch. TUPPER S PLAINS - Mtma fined $20 and costs on charges Wa lker of speeding. HEMLOC K GROVE ' Sharon Welke r. PTA TO MEETS CHESHIRE - Joe White, Rodney Sp1res Meigs COWl ty PTA Council You 11eed the variety we MASON, W Va. - Phyll iS will meet Thursday at 7:30 Knopp savi11gs a11d checki11g acRUTLAND - J W Brown , p.m. at Salem Center Rtfa McDaniel, Mark Matson , Elementary School. Final cou1lts ... loam for a11y Hom er Parker , Adell Davtd plans will be made for the son , Mary Da v1d son , Leo good need .. . and much spring conference . Also Dav tdson , W J Marcum , workshops wtll be available for Donna Dav tdson CLIFTON, W Va - Claude officers. Those having PTA Ft sher manuels are to brmg them with VINTON - Leafy Cha steen LANGSV IL LE Eil ts them. Myers . DARWIN - Archy Stegal l. CHES TER - Alber! Martin. LOCAL TEMPS RU Tl AND Rose ll a The temperature m down. Burchfteld town Pomeroy at II a.m. NEW HAVEN, W. Va.- Nell Tuesday was 76 degrees under Haym? ker, Nell Haymak er SWJny skies. Elberfelds In Pomeroy '' Saigon sees all-out war returning Lilly Edwards died Tuesday '' . ~ " ' •• Bl00d 0'1Ven • Jane Colby washable, of course. Tops in Sizes S-M-L Shorts in Sizes 7-17, 8-18 Elberfelds In Pomeroy ••• < ~~c~~:~!a~. ~~·~~ ................. ·· 57 8~ Pomeroy Home & Auto "Your Complete Tire Lenler'' I 606 E. Main ' Pomeroy, Ohio ~~c~;:~!ar.'~~~·~~ ..................s9 8 Many Other 5ets At Real Values BAKER FURNITURE 0. Middleport, ' ' = INews •• in Briefs111· more.' J:2~ SAN FRANCISOO - TWO " POSSIBLE SUSPECTS " have been placed m custody for the "Zebra" killings, which were an mitlatwn rite of a black underground group, a television station reP<Jrted Tuesday mghi. Newsman Jack Bales of KRON said the rite was ~ 'wei~d and bizarre" and has spread ''across tl)e United States ." The two suspects, Bates said, were being held outstde San Francisco to keep reporters from them. The "Zebra" killers, believed to be four black men, have shot and killed 12 white persons in random street shootings m San Franci.<co smce November. Six other whttes were wounded m the attack s. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK SIOUX FALI..'i, S. D. - A CLUB-SWINGING courtroom battle between Indians and police that resulted in a dozen casualties brought a one-day recess today in the trial of five militant indians charged m a 1973 riot at Custer, S. p.Court ts to reconvene Thursday at 9.30 a.m. followmg the free.for.aJI .Tuesday which sent 10 persons to the hospital for trea tment and indirectly caused the deaths of two other persons .· An elderly Sioux Falls couple were occupants of a car which was hit by a state patrol cruiser ri•cing to the scene of 1\Je battle. An order by the prestding judge, tircuit Judge Joseph Bottwn to clear the courtroom touched off the fiSt-swinging , chair-smashing brawl on the third floor of the Minnehaha County Courthouse. About 75 to 100 Indians outside the building smashed windows and hauled down the American flag when they saw chairs flying out the third-story windows of the courthouse . 'LENDER , MIDDLEPORT,_OH.IO , 'Member Fecteral D.e~ lnsuran~ Corporation· , •'I ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT- SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. Kissinger asked Egyptian Presitlent Anwar Sadat for be~p today before trying to persua,de Israel and Syrta to separate thetr "ffi}ies lon the Golan Heights. . . . . . , A high American official travelmg wtth Kissmger satd the secretary of state was oounding out Sadat on what could be achieved in a disengagement acoord between Israel and Syr1a. (Continued on page 20) ,, ' ' ,I I I I ., ! 9-, ' ·' \ .I A t ccep requests COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles today began acc cptmg requests for new "personalized" license plates to be issued beginning in 1975. State Motor Vehtcle Registrar C. Donald Curry said the bureau would acce pt requests on a first-come, firstserved basts through Aug. I. Curry said Ohio motorists .could for the first time ever, WJder th e "personalized" plate program , obtam official li cense tags bearmg their own spectally requested com· bmatwns of numerals and four, five or six letters. The extra fee for "personal· ized " plates would be $35 per year, said Curry, $30 of the fee to be earmarked for expanding and improvmg the state 's roadaide park system . Curry said applicants should apply for mor e than one COlll· bination of numerals and letters because certam combinations were certain to be requested more than once and . no combination could be exactly duplicated'. , Four-letter combinations could be followed by any number from one through 99, five-letter combjnations could not be followed by any nwnber, said Curry. Requests should be mailed to the bureau, but (ees should not be included, Curry said . • 11 0n Ce we've assigned some. one a plate, we 'll notify them about how and when to pay fees, n satd CW'ry. must he approved by the sta te Carl Demson reported thal Dwight Mutchler, noted arllst. Ford will speak in Portsmouth '' • PHON E 9922156 TEN CENTS ., LANCASTER, Ohio - A fa ther and three chtld ren we~ e killed near here ea rly toda; when thetr two-s tory home caught fire . Killed m the blaze were Hilbert Roberl<on, 38 , sons Andy, 10, Mar tin, one, and daughter Cw 1ie Sue, 12 Flora Robertson, the mother, received fir s t an d second degree burns and is listed m fa ir condition at Lancas ter . Fairfield CoWJ:y Hospi tal Acco rdm g to authont1es , Mrs Robertson was prepanng a woodburmng stove to heal the horne just after rnJd nJg hl when fire burs t out and igmled curtams 111 the kilchen area of the house They sa id there was only one way out of the log cabm type house, through the fr ont door Bed rooms of the fou r persons ktll ed we re loca ted on the first floor and were separa ted by the kitc hen from the fr ont door Mrs. Robertson, unable to conta in the blaze, apparently left the house to seek help from netghbor s, au th on tt es sa1 d. Berne Townshtp Fire Chief Charles Fox sa1d he believed all four persons ' killed were asleep when the blaze broke out. Mines down at Salem Center made to sec ure a replica of th e Chester Courthouse whi ch wa s used on a floa t se veral years ago by !he Chester G1 ange . Sh irley Husto n, Mike Gerlach i:Hid Jeann 1~ Bower1 were appointed to a comm1 ttee wh1ch w11l plan a blcenlcnmal exhibtt \\h en Hentage Da y LS observed by the Me1gs County Pwneer and H1stoncal Soc!ety during Regatta Weekend 1n June Mrs. Jenmfer Sheets, chc11rwoman , prestded Big three's profit down at junction Weather Young people asked to tell recreation wants Power production rate of gain off SALEM CENTE R - Reports that the Meigs Mm es nea r here have been down fo r the third day by a labor dispute ~d not be officially confirmed today . An idled worker said the work force stayed off the JOb when a supervisor was fired after taking a tlay off to go hWJting (baggmg a turkey ) No one answered the telephone at the mines' admini stratiOn headquarters thiS mnrnin g. Ohi o's seven largest electric ut1 llty syste ms ge nerate d 25,572,156,157 kilowatt-hours of elec tl'lcity dul'ln g the ft r st three months of 1974, I 38 pet htgher th an fo r the first quarter of 1973. I The gam m power prod uction thts year is relatively small , howev e r, co mpared to t he mcrease of over two ' billwn KWH , or 9.42 pet .. registered by the cornpames dul'lng' t~e DAY MOVED UP Th e Meigs Co unty Com- same per iod of 1973 mtssJOn ers Will meet nex t Th e small er in cre ase in Monday instead of Tuesday, ge nera twn of electncJty this due to the election. year was mfluenced by con· swner conservatiOn efforts but to a greater degree refl ects a decr ease 1n mdu s tr ial production dur ing the quarter and another relatively rn1ld winter, the Tnshtute sa1d. , Electric. uttlity systems 111 Ohw 111 the past have expel'lenced year-to-year growth in power usage because of added customers and Increases in commercial and industrial actiVIty. The seven compame&. reporting to the Institute had an 1ncrease of 75,757 customers dul'lng 1973, bnngmg the total a t yea r- end to 3,438,987 custo mers in a ll classi · dustrial customers durmg the quarter. Industry throughout fi cations lps ti!ute records show year- the state was affected during to-year growth m first quarter this period by a tr~tcker>' strtke power production dul'lng the and slow-downs related to tl1e past f1ve years ha s ranged petrolew:n shortage. fr om 4.15 pet in \969 to 9 42 pet. in 1973. Included m the compilatiOn Al though power generahon 1s electri ctty produced by has grown at a slower pace Cincinnati Gas and Electric tl1an usual m 1974, it is im - Company, Cleveland Electric posstble to pm-pomt the exac t Il l uminatin g Company , effect of year-aroWJd dayligh t Columbus and Southern Ohio sa~mg tune or oilier con- Electnc Company, Dayton serva tion measures. Most of Power & Light Company, Ohio the ut1lity companies ex- . Ed ison Company, Ohio Power perienced a drop in power Compan y and Toledo Edison con,s umpt!O n by thei r in- Companl!. • '\ .I 11111 speak at 2 p rn on Ma y 16 at the museWll when a public meet1ng IS planned by the cornm tss ton Mr s VIl ma Pikkop . boo kmobil e super· vtsor, scud her un it wtll C';} rry out a pro ject, possibly a slide presentatton of the travels of the um t through Me1gs County wttli accompanymg ht stor 1ca l informa tion about each stop. i\ t the suggestion of Paul Case !, the co rn nu ss wn discussed havmg entries m the Memort al Day and Regatta Parades and efforts Will be PORTSMO UTil, Oh1o !UP! I - Gov Wendell H. Ford and Tran spo rtatio n Sec reta r y SOHIO UP 6c Jc.unes E Gray , both of Kefl· CLE VELA ND lu PII lucky, 11111 JOin w1th Ohio of. Standard Oil of Ohio (Sohio) DETRO IT lUPil - Profits of the " Btg three" flc Ja ls here toda; 1n has boosted it s ga so lin e automakers, squeezed by mflat10nary pressures ce remom es ee l ebr a t1ng th e prices stx cents per gallon as that have pushed up costs of labor and mate ria ls hftmg of lolls from the U S of midnight Tuesday. and an energy crists · mduced sales slu mp, plunged Grant bndge over the Oh 1o That sets the price of 80 6 per cent in the first quarter of 1974. Rtver. co mp a ny· o~ ned stati ons at A ribbon cuttm g ceremony The Pord Motor Co completed the reporting by 57 .8 ce nt s a ga ll on for was scheduled for 4 30 p m the "big three" Tuesday wi th a financ ial statement reg ul ar and lea d fr ee IEST 1 on the OhiO side of the that showed profits of $125 million in the first three gasoHne and 61.8 centR a bnd ge. which connects th1s ~alla n lor prcmmm. The mo~th , off 65 < per cent from last year's record of c1ty with South Pmlsrnoulh , \\o holesale pri ce to dea lers $36 1 mi ll ton. Ky rose to 50.5 cents a gallon for It was Ford's lowest profit earnings today, was expected Lift ing of the tolls was Ute regular and' 54 ce nts for smce I967' first qua rter when to show a slight Increase m result of an agreement bet· premium. Both fi gures In· the No. 2 automaker earned earnings smce 1ts sales have ween Ford and Oh10 Gov . John eluded the 11-cent sales tax. $120.6 m1lhon, but high enough incr eased J Gilligan . to g1ve Ford a $4 million edge Like Ius counterpar ts at GM Under the agreement, stgned ·:·:·:::::·:::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::.:·::: on ind us try g1a nt Genera l and Chrysler , Ford chairman by Gray and OhiO Dll'ector of Motors Corp whtch showed an ll enry Ford !I blamed the Transportation J. Phillip Rich· R5 per cent drop from year-ago profit decl me on "substantially ley, Ohio will pay off the outlevels Chrysler earmngs were lower volumes 111 the Umted standmg bonds enablmg th e off 98.2 per cent. ,........_ Stales and Europe and from bn dge to be fr ee of lolls toda y Ford's worldwide salesJin the contmued rapid increases m The amount of mdcbtedness IS ftrst quarter were $5.5 billion, labor and materi al costs " $380, 000. . down II per cent from sa les of Sales of Ford-built ears and Two perso ns were InJUI ed m Kentucky wil l re imbur se $G I billion Earmngs in Canada 111 the first tr ucks Ohto a sum equal to 60 P.,r cent a c·olils10n at 5 10 p.m Tuesday amounted to $1.31 a share, qu arter were at record levels of the amount paid by that at the JUne lion of Rt. 7 and 35. Acco1di ng to the Ga llia· down from the $3 59 earned in Tr uck sales were up 20 per cent state ·to the Oh1o Bnd gc Metgs Post St<J te Highway the correspondmg per iod of from the pre vious high set in Con\m iSSlOD t973 the ftrst quarter of 1973, but car Aiter the redemption of .111 Patrol, an auto dnven by HKky Altoge ther, the three compasales declined 3 per cent from outstanding bonds, the state of Bush, 20, of Mason, turned left mes earned $245 6million 1n the the pnor year. Ohio w11l assume JU riSdictiOn mto the pa th of a veh1cle first quarter, compared wtth Ford sa 1d there are strong and matnten a nce respon · operated by Randy S Harmel, $1 27 b1 llion m last year 's first tndications t hat the U.S auto Slbtllt; for the toll free bndge. 20, of M1ddletowo quarter Sales 111 the per iod· market-<Jff more than 27 per Two passengers 1n the CitiZens groups had urged Hormal car, 18-year old totaled $15.1 billion a drop of cent m the h rst quarter - will freemg lhe bridge of tolls ear18 8 per cent from $18.6 billion rebound based on the expecta· her than had been prevwusly Brenda Har mel and two month 1n last yea r 's h rst th ree twn "that economic growth .old- Ka terma Hormel s.uffered ar ran ge d, Gra y sa td. months will resume and that adequate lacerations They were taken Ame n ca n Moto rs Co rp , supplies of gasoline wtll be to the Holzer Med ical Center wh1ch was due to repor t its ava ilable." for treatme nt . Bush was charged wtlh fa ilure to y1eld Inc r eas ing cloudiness U1e ng hl of way tomght. Low s m the 40s and low Marvin K. Shuc, 40, Rt \, 50s. Considerable cloudiness Addison, was cha rged with \\ ith rain like ly spread mg DWT folloWing an acciden t at nor theastward over most of 8· 30 p m. on Rt. 35, fou r tenths state Thursday Highs lD the of a mile west of Rt 160. Of. 60s nor th and 70s south fleers sa1d Shue lost control of hJS ca r wh1ch wen t off the highPomeroy you ngs ters ca n the1r mte resls and what ASSESSED COSTS way strtking a dttch spea k up on thetr preferences directiOns a r ecrea tional One defendant was assessed A minor mishap occurred on· for a recreatiOn program to be costs and another forfeited a Rt. 124 at the junc twn toRt. 7 in earned out at the Pomeroy pr og ram shoul d take. The meetm g was called by the bond 111 Mtddleport Mayor John Me1gs Coun ty where a car Jun ior High School at a newl y formed Pomer oy Zerkle's Court Tuesday mght drive n by Danny E Cun- rneetmg scheduled for 6 30 V D Hwnphreys, 28, New nmgham, 34, Rt 3, Pomeroy, p.m. Thursday at the J WJ tor Recreation Board com posed of si x men and six women of th e Have n, cos ts only~ r un ning a' backed into an auto operate d Ht gh Buildmg cOi'nmWJ ity who hope to put th e stop s1gn, and Wilham R. by Warren D. Black, 50, Rt. I, Invited to attend the meetmg Jllllior hi gh school auditoriwn Grover, 15, Colwnbus, for· Middlepor t. There was minor are gtr!s and boys fr om the 7th feited a S25 bond for run mng a damage and no Clta twn was grade up Durmg the sesston int o use for a r ecr eat iOn program red ll ght issued. th ey will be asked to express .' I ,. WEDNESDAY. MAY 1. 1974 Two injured •• ByUnitedPresslnternatlonal .... COLUMBUS - VICE PRESIDENT GERALD R. Ford wtll be the featured speaker at a central Ohio Republican fundraising dinner here JWJe 5, state GOP Chairman Kent B. McGough said today . About 1,1100 persons from the Columbus area and some 30 from surroWJding counties were expected to attend the $125-aplate diruler sponsored by the Franklin County Dtvision of the Ohio Republican Finance Cormmttee. The dumer is one of a series to be held around the state to raise money for the 1974 Ohio Republican campaign. offer - ca rrywg out a prOJect wt ll be presented plaque s and I ll· dtv!dua1s wil l 1 ece1ve certifi cates. The loca l commtsston also Is setting up a spea kers· burea u \\.I1Jc lt will arrange for me mb ers to ass1st loc al orga niza tion s tn dec1dmg on proJec ts to be ea['fted out Plans also were made to ma1·k the old Chester court· ho use on J uly 4 The commission wants to obt(lm a smtable marker , done in the outline of the Stale of Oh1o, for the courthouse, the oldest m Ohw The com mJllee m charge of the ded ication sc rvtce and the marker. v. h1 ch will cosl till es tima ted $200 , IS M1ke Ger l ach ~ chai rman, Leo Story, Gerald Powell. Luc1lle Smith and George Henhe1rner The committee also hopes to have the Chester cour thouse placed on the Na ti onal RegiSter of H1stoncal Places The str ucture f1rst, lloweve1. Father, 3 children are dead '. ·:· EQUAL HOUSING 5 to 7 P.M. Ind iv i rluC:J l s an d or ga mzatwns tha t commemor ate the 200th bll'thday of the United States wtll be recogmze d Wider plans ap· proved by the Metgs Co unty Bi cente nm al Co mmi SSIO n Tuesday mght at the coun ty mu setun m Pomeroy. . C. E. Blakeslee. v1ce chatrp erson of the comm1ss1on . reviewed the pla n to make awards as a form of encoura gin g Individu als an d groups to take par t m th e ob· ser van ce . Or g ani za ti ons •. w=-;,.,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,:;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,<,.,.,.,,,,,.,.,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,,. Come · get acquainted with our services, WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN FRI. EVENINGS . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Certificates, plaques offered for personal, unit Centennial projects THESE FIVE MUSICIANS of the Eastern High School Band, directed by Charles Wt!ls, will help make up the Tri-State Honor Band which will be presented m con cert at 4 p m Sunday at Smith Music Hall, Marshall University, in Huntmgton. They are I to r, Mane Caldw ell, Teresa Chichester, David Weber, Louann Newell and Barbara Andrews The q"Umtel has been travling to Huntington twice a week for several months to pra~tice with the band" h1ch is made up of outstanding high school musicians from West V1rgima, Kentucky and Oh10 Du·ectmg Sunday will be Dr. Robert Clark . SALE ~~c~;:~!ar.'~~·~~ .... ........ ..:... ._s 4 8 VOL. XXVI NO. 13 J ~ ~ ••• < en tine ~~~~~--------~-------------~-- .. ·~. :::..... ..~ • IJei'Oted To Th e lntPre.~L~ OJ The Meigs -Mason Area ~· '• Genera l Motors It JSowned by Cromalloy Co, of St. LouiS The boat was on 1ts way to St l..oUJs Tuesday where tt wil l bl' chnstcned In M<l} Th e chief engmecr Js I .conar d _! C111 ck J VanMetl'l of Pomeroy at y ' H' '' 'I HE WILLIAM IlARTA , the most powerful boat ever built, sai led p11st ·Pomeroy Tuesday about 12· 20 p.m., two clays k1ter than on gmctlt) scheduled 'l11e boat. w1lh a 10,100 hp eng1ne, wa s built by Dr;JVo Co1p, """ • ' .... Sportswear Department, Second Floor THEY SHOULD BE SHOPPED FOR LIKE ANY OTHER FAMILY NEED ••• 'l'uesdav mdtcatcd that dunng a tw~-h our White ~l o u se meetmg on March 21 , 1973, Ntxon never exphcl tl)_'; reJected a proP<Jsal to pay $1'.!0,000 to buy contmued silence from E IConttnued on page 201 " Not All Banks Are Alike ! \ . WASiliNGTON l UP! I - Ed· whtch sought them transc ripts of White House 'Rep Peter W. Rod ino Jr .. D· tapes show Pres1dent Nixon N J , chm rman of the conSidered paymg hush money Jud1c1ary Comm1ttee , sa1d he to Watergate defe ndants, but di d not constder N1xon to be 1n he turned down proposals that compli ance with the committhey be gran ted clemency. tee 's April II subpoena of 42 They Indicate he knew l<lpes , but members of the nothmg about the brea k-in at comrm ttee were so far unthe headquarters of the rlat ion- decided how best to respond to a) Democrnt1r Pa rty unti l he Nixo n's move read 1t1n news reP<Jrts Jun e 17 Only 31 Co vered 1972 ' Th e transcnpts covered onl y Th e un p receden t ed 31 of th e 42 subpoe ned condisclosure Tuesday of more ve rsa tions, plu s 17 others th an 1,200 pages of transcn pts Watergate-related meetmgs or ed1ted by the White House telephone co nve rsa tions The tngge red additi onal con- Whil e House smd nine of the troversy over Nixon's role m rema uung conversatwns were Watergate never recorded and two tapes An accompan ying Whit e could not be found House sununary of the tranRelease of the transcnpts scnpts put much of the blame was a gamble that the nallon for the Watergate scandal a nd · would share th e co ncluswn th e subsequent impeachment they pr oved Nixon 's mnocence. inq mry on what 1t contended "In all of the thousand s of was fa lse testunony by Nixon's words SP<Jken, eve n if th ey are former co unsel, John W Dean not clear and ambiguous, not III It sa td the transcnpts once does 11 appea r that the proved the Pres1dent did not Prestdent of the United States conspi re to obstr uct justice was mvolved in a cnmmal plot Committee Needs Tapes to obstru ct JUStice ," White But some cntics, mcluding House lawyer s said in a members of the House Judici· summary of th e ta pes ~ ry Committee, w~i ch is Millions of Amer icans were co nsidering hiS impeachment, likely to examine at least some said the edited transcripts of the contents of Nixon 's were WJ sallsfactory , and that private conversatwns over the the committee needed the next few days. Some newspa· tapes themselves -on subJects pers planned to carry the mcludmg contributions from 250,000 word text 111 full the milk mdustr y, In · Sources Decline Statement te rnat10nal Telephone & Whtte Ho use sour ces Teleg raph and Howard declmed to sa y wh ether the Hughes President would comply wtth a Ntxon had satd earlier that sub poena from Spec1al the''!ranscripts were in places Prosecutor leon Jaworski for "contr adi ctory" and " am· 64 taped Water ga te con· btguous " They have so far versat 10ns by a court -se t gotten a miXed reception from Thursday deadline. the impeachment cormmttee The tran scnpts released I ted ... people ....... A •.. Designed by Jane Colby with you in mind, this stunmng knit trio makes light headed travel companions. Fashioned of cotton with the look of denim, the shirt jacket and shorts are tastefully highlighted by the striped tank top. All are the DINETTE Tapes discuss . coverup zssue ••' Farmers Bank and Savinns'~t and R H. Rawlings So .' 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