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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 .' " Middleport, have hied su_l~ against Philhp and Doni Fisher, Rt. 2, Racine ' askmg Judgment for_$1,330 23 owed 0 ~ a promissory note. In a dt.vorc~r decree handed down, Wtlllam; Van Meter, Middleport, w~ awarded a divorce from Myrn~. Joyce Van Meter, Callender,, Iowa, on groWids of gros( neglect of duty, extremt cruelty and willful absence. ~ Main Store and Warehouse Open Wednesday and Thursday 9:30 to 5 p.m . •• ,, -' \0 - The Dally Sent ml'i. Mld(ll<'P<JI'l·l'omei'OJ . 0 . 'l'u t•Sd<h . Apn l ::n. W74 I. "' I I ' 1 ·' ' . . I ' .I �~ - Th!! [\! th ~nbnel. i\1ldcUcpot t-Pom er o}. 0 ., Wcclnesda"v. Mav 1 1!174 ~--. Mets snap Dodgers streak~ 8~ 7 R1 JOE fROIILINGF:R UPl Sports Wntt•r Wh.:H stm ted out as i:i Iaugher fot the Ne\1 Yot k :'>~l ets turned out to be rl down-to-t he \\Ill' lht t ll t~r m LAJs AngL• les The Mets JUTil P<'d off to a h-0 ledd m tlw first tw o tnnmgs but managed to b!O\\ 1t befm e John • Mtlner doubled home l\\ O runs m the top of the runth mrung to put New Yot k tn ft ont 1\ tescla \ mghl The \lets b1 okc " Los An gf'lt•s \\In strenk at seve n gnmes b\ Oratmg the Dodgers 6-7 Tht' ga me \hiS ~urptt smgly rrllitnl scent of .i\lond.:t} 's [J enzted !-(dllll' 1n 1\ htch the l)odge [ ssurged ,Jht>;Jd, B-ll c1 nd To urney action • gets underway at So uthern' Ht~h sc hoo l secttond l ba:,eba ll tourmtment actio n ~el-; undrt\\il\ thts \\ee k as Ea stern a nd Metg-s llave drawn fu st ruund b\es So uthe1 n meanwhile oprns the tourney ac t10n Thursda), taking on Frde1 al Huckmg at Racwe It" til be the f1rs t t1rne 10 stx barelv hung on ' to \\tn , 8-7 Dodge! Managc1 Walter Al ston chdn'l qlllte know what to mc~k e of the whole thtng and sa1d, B7 JUSt St'CITl S to be th e m~ g u. numbe1 ., Magic or no ma gic, Clean .Jo n r~. wh o pMed the Met dtt.:H'k with a double dlld smgle to kuock m two runs, satd ' If " " lwciiQst tl1ts game, It Muld h.1w~ been like dymg · MilneJ al 111 o~ l bccetme the goa t of the game \\h en he dropped a thro\\ at f1rst from th1rd bdSE'llldn Wayne Gm rctt m th e lllnth mruu g that allowed Bill Husse iL who had tnpled , to score But <~fler B~ll Buekner s stngle, Hon Cey ended the zanmcss w1th a fl} out to end th e game ~hil er P1eks Up W111 Bob Mtlle1, who pi cked up the wm m rt•lief, said m disbelief , · ~e JUSt never seem to do thmgs the ea sy way " Ste ve Ga r vC J s three-run hom er \Hth two out m the eighth <~llo.,ed th e Dodgers to tte the score at 6-Q Garvey s fifth twme1 contmuccl a JinX that has seen southpaw Jerry Koosman fall to wm tn Los Angeles st nce Apnl 11. 196B Koosman 's wildness cost him m the eJghth, He walked Dave Lopes and Cey to set up Gar- vey's homer The blast got Dodger starlet Tomm~ John , 5-0. off tlw hook dlld kep t lum unbea te n 1n h1 s la s t 10 deus10ns In othel g c~me s , Plulculclphta ed ged San Frc~ n<:I S<.: o, 0-5. St LOUI S.. cl cfCl:l lCd Atlanta 5~2 , San Du.!~ () downed M ontreal 21, Hou ston stoppeu t.:n tcn go, •2, ~mel Cmcmna t1at P1ttsbw gh wa s ra ined out In the Amcl'! ca 11 I .ea~e , Cahfo r m~1 t outed Bos ton , 16-6 New Y01 k beat Oakla n(l, 4-:1. Texas outslugged Milwaukee, 12-10, DetrOit took Kansas Ctty, 7-2, Cleveland defeated Mtnnesota 8 - ~. and C hi cago lopped Ballunore, 2-L Pluls 6, (;mnls 5 M1ke Schmidt cracked a nmth-m ru ng double to snap a 44 tw and Bill Hobmson d1 ove an the dectdmg run as the Ph1ls ended ~1 s1x-garne losmg streak with a \Hn over the Giants Larry Bo\\oa Jut a t\\o-r un homer tn the f1rst, only hts second homer m five big lea gue campa 1p;ns Padres 2, Expos I: Dcrrel Th oma s doubl ea Expos Cards 5, Braves 2: Lou Brock stngled, tnplcd and hit a twu-1 un homer to lead a 13-htt St Louts attack but Lynn Mc-Glothen's shutout btd rum ed by Hank Aaron '~ 720th t:a Jce1 hornet, hts the season . t\sf rns 4, Cubs 2: Mtke Ke lleher made a good 1m pi esswn playmg m his fir st b1g league game of tlle year as he got t\\o llln-scormg smgle.s to lead the Astros over ____,_, _,_,_, I lush Pu)l~!~?.~ ATHE NS ~tate Representaltve Oakley C Colhns 1R-9 1) was honored at ali apprcctatJOn dtnner Satw day mght sponsored by th e Southeastern Ohto Professional Chap!Aer of the Co un ctl for ExcepttonaJ Children for hts support of educatton of the handt capped , .. Coll ins ts a prmctpal CO· spo nsor wtth State Reps Verne) Htffe, Jr , Myrl Shoemake r. and Clatre Ball, J r , of House Btll 1247 tn the General Assembly The btll would authonze rccogmtwn and fund1n g of spe ctal edu catwn regwnal r esource centers such as the Servtces for Handtcapped Children pro1eet serv w g Athen s, Galli a, Hoc king , Jackson, Metgs, Monroe, Morgan , Perry, Vwton and Was hington Coun ttes The dmner at Baker Cen!Aer tncluded speeches by CEC Chap!Aer Prestdent Betty Black and OU College of Educatwn Assoctalton Professor Dr Lyle Lehman The Sena te verston of H, B 1247 IS Senate B1ll 513 Both hav e been endorsed by the Ohto State Board of Educatwn and the Ohto CoahtJOn for the EducatiOn of the Handtcapped, Chicago NH L P layoH s Se m lfrna l s N Y Ranger s \IS Phrla ( Phrlad el ph• a l ea d s 3 21 A pr 70 Phrlil 4 N ew Y o r k 0 A pr Ph ria 5 N ew Yor k 2 A pr 15 N ew Y or k 5 Ph rla 3 A pr 28 ~ N ew Y ork 2 Ph ri a 1, o t Apr 30 Ph rla 4 N ew Y or k I May 2 n t N ew York 8 p S p m )( May 5 at Ph1la J p m lC rf n ecess ary n ClliCilOn vc: Apr Apr 1\p r Ap r By Unrt ed Pr ess lnternat 1on al N at 1onal L eaq u c E a sf \ ecm~ th~tt Southc1n has hosted w I pel 9 b cl tow nament baseball game St LO UIS IJ 9 591 N BA P l ayoff 9 7 56J Montr ea l In other Class A tourney Sc hedu le s and R esu lt s Phil a d el phra 10 11 416 ~ R ( All T 1m es EDT) actton Thursday , Glous ter Chr cag o 7 11 389 Champ•onsh 1p N ew Yor k 8 IJ 38 1 Alexander and hosts Bo s ton vs M llw P ,n sbur g h 5 33J l Boston -MIIw t1 ed 1- 1) 6s t " Crooksvtlle hosts Mil ler We Apr 28- Bo s ton 98 Mllw 93 ) w I pet g b The Eas!Aern Eagles then Apr 30- Milw 105 Boston 96 o t Lo s Ang e les 17 fl 739 May 3a t Boston 9 p m host the w1nner of the Glous!Aer- May 5- at Bos ton , 2 30 p m Houston 14 10 583 3' ' Cu'l clnnat r 10 9 526 5 Alexander game on May 6, )( May 7- a t Mt lw 9 30 p m San F r an c .s c o 11 1:<' 47 8 6 10- a t Bos ton 9 p m while the winner of the xx May At l anl a 11 1:.' 47 8 6 May 11'- at Mtlw 2 30p m San Dr ego 10 1d 417 71, Crooksvtlle-Mtller battle hosts x- 11 necl'ssary TuP sd a\l's Re sults tlle Southern-federal Hockmg Crnc r a t Pr t ts , ppd , rarn ABA Playoffs St Lour s 7 Atlanta 'l wtnner the sam e day Sdu~dules and Re sults Hou st on 4 Chrcago 2 Champ •on shtp In Cl ass ~A a ct10n, San D 1ego 2 Mon tre a l 1 New York vs Utah N ew York 8 Lo s Angele s 7 Chesa pea ke and Rock Htll do ( N ew York leads I 0) Phrladetph•a 6 San F ran 5 battle Sa turday, wtth the Apr 30- N e w York 89 Ufah 85 Today's Probable p,fctter !> 11 - at N ew Yo r k 9 p m I All T 1m es EDTI wmner of that game aavancmg May May 6- at Utah , 9 30 p m Phr l ad e lphra (C ar lton 2 1J at to Mtddleport Monday to face May 8- at U tah 9 p m San Fran cr sco ( Brvant 0 1), 10- at N ew York , T BA 3 15pm tlle M et~s Marauders Carne xX May Mav 11 - at Utah 9 om Montr eal [McAna l ly 1 2 ) a t time for a ll tournament games x May 14 - at New York 9 San Drcg o ( F r resl eben I 0 ) 4 pm pm IS 4 p lll , )( · If necessary Ch1ca go (Reu sc hel 0 OJ at Houston (Grrf fr n 3 1) 8 35 p m A tl ant a ( Mort on 2 2J il l St Lou rs (Cur tr s 1 3 1, 8 30 p m New Yo rk (S eaver 1 2 ) at Los Angeles (M ess ersmrth 2 01 10 30 p m Crn c rnn atr (BI II•n gham 3 1) at P rttsburgh (Reu ss 0 2). 7 35 pm Thursd ays Game s Atlan t a at St Lou rs Crnc r at P rtt sbu r gh (Only gam es sc nedul ed ) Amenca" L eague Ea s t w I pet g b 11 8 579 Ba lt. more N ew York 13 10 565 9 8 5 29 1 Milwauk ee Bos ton s 10 11 4 76 ' 2 2 10 11 476 Clevela n d 9 10 d74 2 Detrort We s t w I pet g b T exas 13 8 619 Oak l and 10 10 500 21'' Ca lrforn1a 10 11 d76 3 Mrnne so tr~ Q 11 45 0 31'' Kansas C1ty a 11 42 i 4 Ch lcaoo a 11 -121 4 Tu es day 's R esults Cleveland 8 Mrnnesota 3 Call torn ra 16 Boston 6 De tr oit 1 Ka n sa s Crt v 2 Ch1cago 2 Ba1t1more 1 Texas 12 M1 1waukee 10 New Yor k 4 Oa k la nd 3 Today' s Probable P1fche rs (All Trmes EDT ) Oakland (Hunter 4 1) a l N ew York ( Dob son 1 JJ. 2 p m Calltornra { Stoneman 0 1J at Bos t on (Lee 2 2), 3 30 p m Texas (Hargan 1 2 ) a 1 Mrl waukee (S la t on 2 2). 8 30 p m Baltimor e (McNal ly 2 1) at Middle of Upper Block rn Pomeroy Ch rcago ( Kaat 2 1) , 9 p m Open All Day Thursday s Oetro1t (Lagr ow 1 2) at Ka nsa s C1 t v (Busb y 3 2 1 8 30 Op en Fnday Nights Trl 9 pm (On l y games scheduled ) Thursday 's Gam es Det r 01t at Ka n Crty , nrghl (O nl y game scheduled ) Council honors Rep. Collins ~eve nth of Apr !,, ~'' tJCbrt.'dkmg nm ,tftcr Hetmmdcz had singled to l c~1d off thr SI:-<th 1nn1n g, moved to second un ~1 Ucdk ;1ncl stole Um d, lo hft .San DJCgo over the Rn<.tnn ( Bo st on won 4 2l Ch rca qo 1 Bo s ton 2 1 Bost on 6 Ch1 ca qo 23- Chr ca go 4 Bo s t on 25 - Bos ton 5 Ch1 cago 28- Bos ton 6 Chr cng o 30 Bos to n J Chr cago Apr 18 Standings Ironton defeated Wellston i·:l lo capture the 19'14 ~outht-'astern Ohm Lragut• bu sl· ball c hamptun shlp Tucsda~. The ~a me was pla)cd at Wellston Ironton f1 n1 shed league play with a 61 mark Wellston tied Ath ens for second place wtth a 5-2 <onfercnce record. home Enw HL•J n ~.wdez with lilt: Wd S Trade pays first big dividend for Yankees 1RONTON TRIUMPHS 1 6 3 (ol) 1 2 1 WHA Pl ayo ff s Sch e du le s o1"d R esu lt s Eas1 Frna! Ch1cago vs Toronto (Sene!> t te d 1 2> Apr 19- Tor ont o 6 Chr c ago J Apr n Ch rcago 4 T or on t o 3 Apr 28 - Ch rcago 3 Tor on to 2 Apr 30- Toro n to 7 Ch rc a go 6 May 1- al Toronto a 05 p m May 4- al Chr cago , 8 30 p m x May 6 at ToronlO a 05 p m Wesl Ftnal M1"ncsota v!> Hou !> t(}n ( Hou s1on l ead s 3 2) Mf.!l 10 - I V\ Inn !> HOU STOn 4 , Ol S Ap r 20 H ou ston 5 M1nn eso ta 7 Apr 21- M tnn e5o ta l H ou s ton 1 Apr 28 - H ou s ton 4 Mrnn csot a 1 Apr 29 - Houston 9 M 1n neso1 a 4 May 1 at M tnn eso ta 8 JO p m x May 1- at Ho us ton, 8 30 p m x- d necessary fRANCHISE SHIFTED SAN DIEGO (UP!) - Denrus SIEBERT INJURED Murphy, prestdent of the World ST LOUIS 1UP! ) - Sonny Hockey Associa tiO n, anStebert was scheduled to pttch nounced Tuesday thai the Tuesday mght for the St LoUts Jersey Kmghts ' franchise will Cardinals agamst the Atlanta be shtfted to San Diego for the Braves but was replaced by 1974-75 season, Lynn McGlothen because of an Th e club, which moved from InJury to Stebert 's rtght heeL New York to Jersey early m The Cards satd Siebert, 2-1, th e 1973-74 carnpatgn, wtll play stepped on a rake wh1ch went 1ts home games m the 13,000. through hts tenm s shoe and seat Sports Arena A ftve-year punctured the heel A club lease agreement was fmaltzed spo kesman said Stebert proba- Tuesday between Peter Grably wtll make hts next ham, the operator of the arena, sc hedu led start frtday a t and Joe Schwartz, owner of the Houston new local entry m the WHA, sure because some of tlle fe llows the lnd1ans got from" tlle Yankees have been domg so well," said Chambliss after the game " I JUSt went up there and swung tlle bat " The Indians made it ftve stratght stnce the deal by beatmg Mmnesota , 8-3, Chicago shaded Baltimore, 2-1, California drubbed Boston, 166, Detr01t downed Kansas Ctty, 7-2, and Texas outslugged Mtlwaukee, 12-10, in other Amencan League games. In the National League, tt was San Diego 2 Montreal!, St. LoUis 7 Atlanta 2, Houston 4 Ghteago 2, New York 8 Los Angeles 7 and Philadelphta 6 San Franctsco 5, Mel Stottlemyre went 8 2-3 tnntngs to ra1se hts record to 5-1 with the last-out relief aid of Sparky Lyle, who earned his thtrd save Bill Sudakts also homered for the Yankees wh1le Reggte Jackson and Btll North connected for the A's Indians 8 Twins 3: Former Yankees Frttz f'eterson and Fred Beene combined in an etght hitter for the Indtans, Charlie Spikes, another ex-Yank, had a tworun smgle, stretchtng h1s hitting streak to 19 games, It was the big blow of a lour-run : Hartley's Shoes D&D . USDA CHOICE SIDES BEEF LB. 89' HINDS LB. 11.09' FRONTS lb. 75' Pn ces Include Culling Wra pptng and Freeztng Bee f Sold at Hangtng We1ght. '' Meat Distributor · 830 E. 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Mtke Watson started for GAHS He was reheved by Rick Barcus tn the fourth The GAHS pttchers ga ve up II run s on 10 htts Ga lhpohs commttted s1x errors , Jackson three A tllree-run outburst tn the second and flve-run splurge m d IJ.tsc nJ.tn tlle fourth avenged the Ironmen's 3,2 league loss at Galltpolis a week ago GAHS plated both tts run s 111 the ftrst Iva i Shields a nd T1m Meadows e~ch had t11 o hits ap tece for the wtnners Chff Swan and Sh telds eac h had doubles for the Ironmen Brett Wtlson and Tony Folden eac h had doubles for the Ga lhans GAHS wtll host Ravenswood Frtday I.Jnescore Gall tpolts 200 000 0- 2- 6-6 Ja ckson 130 052 X- 11,)0,3 Sh1elds and Grtfftth Watson rLP ), Barcus I 4) and Sanders. Bemdge Kl gt• l OWN YOUR CAR BEND TIRE CENTER .' 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Mtd -A mct icun Cunt er enc e r ep lc~ cc d In s1x t h \)\ spr mg Athlete of the Week 1s rch~te n k .l m pe r Echstenpttcher .Jack Ku eck who won karnpcr \\alked fl lllC' two ga mes fm Mmrm last \\ CCk o~nd str uck uut four In getllng wh tle allowmg onl) three Ju ts the sa\ e. m 12 Innmgs Todd\ the Tm nc~d os tld \ el lo 'l hr F.ag les tHe 1dle until A 6-2 200-pound n ghthand e1 Merce r vill e, r es urmn g thr l hLJr sdd} \\ hen the\' lt'su mr from Newton l"all:;, Ohw. Kuleague schedule w1lh a bdttlt: lcdg uc pili) , hosttn~ the \ rJr th rek struck out si x batter s, ag~nn st H.1 nna n fftJCc Ciillta Pn t<d cs e~t i JO pIll wa lked one and allo\\ ed only So~ther n 000 200 0- 2 3 I Fed llock1ng 000 000 1- 1 2 4 one lut m five 1 chef Inntngs E c hs tenkamper und 'l im Tn mblc 001 200 x- :1 5 1 Il l 100 x-4 9 ,I aga mst the Umvers1ty of Ctn, Stkorskt smgled, and the fOI Huffm a n and Cun diff 1·:dste1n • Russell Ogg 1 (JI e~nll Pus ton, cinnat1 meJ scar eel on a lwo hdSC Gi ll es pte l ~p ), Reed t 5J. T";, lor [bl Goebe l, Kucek stJ uck out 11 men a nd error I:c hs te nkdmper 1Gl and Sll eeL~ r71, ;1 nd 1-Idl tl S all owed un l) two h1L~ m gmn g Southern cHmc bH ck 111 thr Bokov1 tz LEXINGTON. Ohto IUP!l - 5,000 preparation, Andretli also the dtstance agam st Ball Sta te vi sitm 's ha lf of th e fow th to Mano Andretti ts spendmg ts gettmg ready for the ln- and helpmg Mwm1to a 2-0 \\Ill Lake a 2- 1 lead as Huffm:m himself a little thm thts year, diijnapolis 500 where he wtll Kucek s record was 5-2 and walked and re~ched thi rd on but tt 's all for a very special drive a new Parnell!. h1s ear ned run ;werage 1 81 for Nease 's s mgle Nease then purpose " There are a lot of 49 1-3 mnm gs after last week's s tole seco nd and both 1 unners The 1969 lndianapolts 500 stgntftcant changes from last games came horne on Clark s h1 t 1 champion S expenences this year 's Parnelh ," Andrett1 sa td Ku cek wa s the fou rth Aga m with h\ O out G l ou~tc r season wtll be funneled mto " for tnstance, tt 's a lot stratght baseball player and Tlrt' most JlllfJUiur nip,/11 duh 111 sc ot ed the tym g and \\ Inm ng what could be a world formula narrower than the other Indy the second pitcher th1 ~ s ee~ son run ~ as Shaeffer and Bokov1 tz One champtonshtp next year ca rs "We'll JUS t have to watt to earn the weekly MAC honor t/te tri·t'tlllltl\' ill'(' .l j , fJI'IIIU/ /II c lrew wa lks before Gilles)Jie " My ultnuate'I!Dalts to wm and see how tl wtll do th ere Also nommated th 1s week the Formula One champton· You JUSt cannot deterrnme tf were NurttJern IllinOIS m1ler sin gled to loa d the buses and Jii'I'M'III tlrt• r·pfuni oj ship ," srud Andrett1 Tuesday you have a wmrung car when Gerry Kramtk , Central Mtchlwhile testmg hts Formula 5,000 you see tt on paper We've had ga n outftelder Terry Lynch, I hL· dd \\ hd !llllH' I \\a s <1 car here at the Mtd-Ohio Sports some problems With tt , but Ball State tenms player Kevm Hotndll lll\l111londll d lhi.'! li · Car Course aftet Trento n I'm very Clarkowski, Ohio Umverstty ( It'll! dt' Sig n h d ~ l1 I tlidll gl•cJ llllll' h SlflCl' 75 t\ J) The ftrst race of tlle Formula pleased p1tcher-outft elder Da ve Tobtk, 5,000 Will be held at M1d-Oh10 " I am JUSt as pleased wtth Toledo lhl' !Ji t.' St ll t d d \ Ci t\ Ui ou tft elder Len S ll d n ~ h .t l ha . ; !-. p!t •. t d cll1d June 1-2 the 5,000 car, We started Matuszek, Western Mtchtga n g i O\\!l to l ht ~ I ll' n! t i ll' "tule "That's the btg reason I'm tn tes tmg tt tn f ebruary and tt's ha mmer thrower Tom Meyer (d ]{l ]()d P l ~ l d iH [ c om p t lsl ll ~ tlle 5,000 series," Andrettt said, comtng along rtght on "nd Bowhng G1een lra ckster d ll l!llh' l lit\ .J!ld l d l ~l' "It's not so much that I need schedule," Ron Weber ""t cl ll lL' J!Hiu"t ' l.l l lo\\ ns Andrettt's f11rtmg wtth a the expenence; tt 's JUSt that we're tn the process of puttmg variety or dtfferent ractng together a professtonal ra cmg ctrcutts wtll end after thts year , " When I get the Formula team and nuprovmg on tlle car m order to compete tn Formula One ctrcutt, I'll concentrate on One, Formula 5,000 cars are that," he smd " If there ts a very much like the Grand Prix schedulmg confltct, formula machinery " One gets the prwnty That w111 Andretti tllts season finds cut out much of the USAC himself tnvolved in the Umted acttv1ty I have been tnvolved m States Auto Club (USAC), before," Formula 5,000 and the Can-Am In fact , he'll be drtvmg m tllree different races one weekend at Watkins Glen, NEW DIRECTOR " The other reason that I'm tn PHILADELPHIA (UP!) CLIP THESE COUPONS AND SAVE the Formula 5,000sertes 1s that Billte Jean King , player..,oach -_,_ ~ - -- it's a very competitive and of the Philadelphta Freedoms lucrative circuit," sa1d Andret- of World Team Tennis, was tnu elected Tuesday to the board of In add1tton to his Formula directors of Lincoln Bank here THE LEGISLATOR WHO Livinf!? BOOK " 1\r1carmli !l e, Trimble edges Southern 3-2 OAKLEY COLLINS ~· .; ·"'.a r:.1stcrn piCJted .1n lll') ur c~n c fourth dS Bw ber '' c1 , hit U;, cl r}l\('h drld Sl(J ]{' !-;( ( ond 1 un 111 1he \ \ Cl C RURAL OHIO NEEDS FREE "Gracious .... ', St., ven th thrp u \\ dd! v tn fi r st, \\llh Ld ikl!ls 11 Wvmg al l ttl e ''di w tJund to thn (I brfot c S( 01 In~! on Ti m Ku hn's s1llg le the Lancer:-, bttse l'un Spcnrt·J drrJ\t' h11n held at b .\j ffl l' SIX Irlllln)~ S homr \\ ilh rl smg lt Cocbel ''h o fanntd 1\\o beh tnd the fi ne mound \\UJ k uf Steve (~uebcl !'he scntoJ baiters ~1nd '' .-JikNI fn e Jr,st ru n n gh thandl'f ~ eldl'cl JUS I l\\fJ h1s shut(Jut 1n the ffna! 111rnng I n the llllrU. M1kc l. rtl k 1ns h!Lc; In [he fll st SIX 1/llllllgs <~ftcr \\idk111g ll1e first 1\~(, str uck out but the c.ttl tu r bl'fn1 c he Lired <.~nd \\ .rs b:-rttt'rs Sllef'Lo.; !Ppld red hmr dr o·pped thl' thu d 'l li 1kl t~nd 1l'PLIL'I'd b' .John Sheet." 111 tht r,n tlw r11uund ,md dll <Jtl~mptcd pitk llff etl f11 st let the r unn~r Sports today: .11 Stull · sctrJnd, dr rven lw mt b} H,JTldv Blak(' s smr.: le Cr eg Ba ill') l l'a r. : hcd \ld dfl c 1 r or by the pil<.: her 111 thl' second 1nm ng t~n d stO it' st.' l otHI bdo. e Hob B:-JJ bel s smglc de l~ vr red lum for lhc set'und 4-1 t11umph O\ CI B \SEll \I L - <~nll the n wao; the Fedcra I Hockmg L<.~ n ~.:c r s here Tuesday aftc1nom1 The wu1 v. as on!) thp F.c~ g l cs' 2nrl m the1r ld s t 12 l~ d tn~s dtl(l guvc them ct 6-11 ove r a ll 1ecur d The firs t thr ee Eag le runs were un e.m wd, d S er rors put the sc onn g pld\t'l on bc~se 111 the firs t thr ct-' lflnin J.(s In thr firs t, Don f:l( lunge1 r e c~ e hc U on an err OJ br tl1e f u st TOP PRIORITY IN THE •, I .·:·:·:·.···:·:·:·:·.·:·:·:·· ·:=:·:·. ··:·:=: •·•:;: ·:·:=:~ ,',·::::~.;:::::::;.;::·:·:=:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: en r ou te to Includes SUnday Thnes-SentUJel ~~ RAID lO's Second cla.u po!tage paid at Pomero}, OIJlo National advertising representat!ve Bottinelll-Gallagher , Inc , 12 East t~ d St < COST YO U EXTRA 15 oz. can . ., ['~ turday, May 11, the league Will sponsor a bake sale at the Rutland Department Store beginmng at 9 m The Rutland Baseball League asks all conccrnc'li c1tizens to "get out and help these boys. " I·,AS II H ~ 'I he I .:tstt•J n Edgles t"tlhcd s m~ l c runs In C<.ith uf the fu s t ful!l mmngs 21~7 OUR FINE PR /NT DOESN 'T WITH CHESSE are tnvltcd. Eagles take Lancers 4-1 Big Shef0 • Published dally except Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publishing Company, lll Court St , Pomeroy, Ohm , 56'i69 Busmess ;. 131 ' !lVTLAND - The Rutland Raseball League w1ll have a busy agenda for the nexl week and a haiL Salurdav. Ma; 4, the league wtll be selling ice cream and popcorn here beginning at II a m, All proceeds wtll go toward uruforms and equipment. Tuesday, May 7, the league will hold an open meeting bt•ginning at 6,30 p,m m the Rutland gym. All persons Sentinel ROBERTHOEFUCH , Cll)' Editor PHONE 773-5881 CAKE MIX llai~ INTERFSTOF ON U. S. 33 IN MASON, W. VA. 3 oz. HEFTY LAWN CLEAN·UP DUNCAN HINES REGULAR The $32 95 9¢ __. LON,GHORN $ BY PC. 129 CHEESE ....... lb ... . 12 oz. • MEIGS..MASON AREA CHESI'ERL TANNFJfn.L, Exec. Ed. ANY SIZE 6 FROZEN WHITE 5 lb. FRYERS........... !~:.49¢...,G_RA_PE_FR_ul_r.._ ..._.~~._~.. _ • DEVOTED TO 111[ TITAN LIFETIME GUARANTEE BATTERIES 7 FLORIDA - - •19.50 - '24.50 • '25.50 - '26.50 - ) ~ '27.50 - '29.00 • •30.00 - •27.50 - •29.00 • '30.00 - '31.00 - •32.00 - Th e outl ook for the Metgs Amer ican Legwn baseball team lhts year ts nothmg but brtght In fa ct, brtlhant or radtant would probaply be better adjectives, as ma?v youths are returmng fro m last year's squad that JUSt mtssed a berth tn the sta te tournament at Ashla nd Added to the ltst of returnees are seven starters from thts year 's Gallia Academy Htg h School squad , and one each from Kyger Creek an d Eastern, givtng the sq"ad not onl y coun t) wtde representatiOn , but also a two..,ounty look that should proVIde better fan support and hopefully, add tl!onal Legton support Eleven members of tlle currenl Me1gs Htgh squad wtll be play mg, JO!ntng the GAES, Ky ge r Creek and Eastern players tn brmgmg the number of youths to 20 Two more can be added tn former Metgs hurler and OU athlete BtU Chaney a nd former Kyger pttcher Joh n Batrd who ts currently attendmg Manetta College, The only starters lost from last year's squad arc second basema n Tom Cooke, third baseman Lou McKtnney, outfielder Kev Sheets and mound ace Steve Lee Pitchtng was feared to be one of the btggest problems thts year espectally notmg the loss of Lee who ftntshed last season wtth a L74 EaA, stnktng out 71 batlers tn JU st 46 and two thirds mmn gs Pitchers returntng from last year's squad will be Perk Ault, Bill Chaney, John Bmrd and Gary George (last year 's top pmchhit!Aer who ts also a pttcher this year) , Much help ts cornmg from Gallia Count; pttching wtse, and this IS one of the reasons for the ophm1sm concermng thts year's , team Jtm Ntday, GAHS grtdd er, eager and dtamondman , wtll be with thts year's team, along wtth hts fellow Blue Devtl hurlers Jnu Perry and Mike Watso n, All three are good htgh school ~urlers and Perry IS tlle brother of former Legion mound ace Stan Perry W1tll those seven listed as pttchers, tt's conce tvable tlle 1974 Legton editton cou ld come up w1tll an excellent starttng rotation and relief stafL Catcher Mick Ash w11l agam be returmng behind the plate wtth Brtan Hanulton, currently on the Metgs Marauder roster, also listed as a catc.her, Those who listed themselves at last Sunday's meetmg as infielders are Ault, Steve Bachner , Batrd, hts brother Steve Baird from Kyger Creek, Chaney, Meigs ' Mt ck Davenport, Galltpohs' Bill Holland, Me1gs ' Mtke Nesselroad, Perry, Me1gs' Pat Soulsby, Rtci\ Stobart and Galltpolis' Brett Wtlson and Mike Watson lnfteld returnees from 1973 are Ault, John Baird, Chaney, Nesselroad and Stobart Outfielders are Gallipohs' Leon Brtggs, Tony Folden, Holland and N1day , wtth Me1gs' Dave Wolfe and Nesselroad and Mtke Larkins, a juruor centerfielder with the Eastern Eagles, Nesselroad saw some acllon m the outfteld last year, while Wolfe was the sta rttng centerfielder, Also returning ts utility man Homer Smtth From all appearances everything is up for grabs, whether a player is a returnee from lasl year or not, and the tough cornpetition for starting roles should mean an overall "quality" product. Pomeroy Legton Commander George Nesselroad ts agatn the coach, and "Ness" 1s known as one of the fmest amateur baseball coaches m the area Rod Karr wtll be hts chief asSistant for the second year, and "old reliable" Don Hunnel wtll again serve as busmess manager. CLOSE CALL Last year's squad came wtthin an eyelash of earnmg that state berth at Ashland College, needtng only one wm m a doubleheader against Athens to get the nod But the Bulldog Legwn took both games of that twtnbill, 5-2 and 4-1, brmgmg tlle 1973 season to an abrupt halL TOUGH SLATE The 1974 Legwn schedule will be one of the tou ghest, w1th a date agamst perenmal sta te powerhouse Htllsboro JUSt one example of the rugged regular season slate Hopefully , the top rate regular season competthon w1ll provtde a good basis lor entermg the Dtstncl 8 tournament at Ohio Umverstty, and thts year a state tournament trip The 1974 Me1gs Amencan Legwn Baseball Roster by school, MEIGS - M1ck Ash, Perk Ault, Steve Bachner, Mick Davenport, Gary George, Brtan Hamilton, Mike Nesselroad, Pat Soulsby, RICk Stobart, Dave Wolle, Homer Smtth, GALLIPOLIS - Leon Briggs, Tony Folden, Btll Holland, Jnu Ntday, Jim Perry, Brett Wilson, Mike Watson, EASTERN -Mike Larkins; Kyger Creek, Steve Batrd; Ohw Umverstty (Metgs), Bill Chaney; Manetta College (Cheshtre ), John Baird, ' INCLUDED HAM SALAD............. !~: .. 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Tigers 7 Royal s 2: Chambliss, the key man ac- the AL's Cy Yo ung Allard Mtckey Lohch, beaten m his qmred by New York , htt the wmn er m 1973, suffered hts ft rst four dcctswns, pitched an game-wmnmg homer m a 4-3 ftr st setback agamst two wtns etght Iu tter for ht s ft rst v1ctory VIctory over Vtda Blue and tlle Angels 16 Red Sox 6, Aur eho Rodnt,'llez knocked m World Champion Oakland A's Bob Oliver drove m four runs two runs w1th a double and tw o Blue, now lhl , camed a 2-1 with a sacrtltce fly, double and Singles to lead a 15-htt Detrbit lead tnto the mghth tnntng but tnple and Elite Rodrtguez and atta ck wh1 ch tagged Paul the Yankees went ahead , 3-2, Dave Chalk drove m th ree runs Spltttorff w1th hi s second loss when ptnch-httter Rick Demp- each for the Angels, who got a fran Healy homered fQr the sey stngled and Roy Whtte weird pitchmg performance Royals homered Chambliss roliowed wtth hts homer, which stood up as the wmnmg run when Gene Tenace homered for the A's tn the runtll, Felt No Pressure ur wasn't feeJmg any Rutland busy with hasebaiJ .I ' '· \ ' • \ ' ' ' I, I �~ - Th!! [\! th ~nbnel. i\1ldcUcpot t-Pom er o}. 0 ., Wcclnesda"v. Mav 1 1!174 ~--. Mets snap Dodgers streak~ 8~ 7 R1 JOE fROIILINGF:R UPl Sports Wntt•r Wh.:H stm ted out as i:i Iaugher fot the Ne\1 Yot k :'>~l ets turned out to be rl down-to-t he \\Ill' lht t ll t~r m LAJs AngL• les The Mets JUTil P<'d off to a h-0 ledd m tlw first tw o tnnmgs but managed to b!O\\ 1t befm e John • Mtlner doubled home l\\ O runs m the top of the runth mrung to put New Yot k tn ft ont 1\ tescla \ mghl The \lets b1 okc " Los An gf'lt•s \\In strenk at seve n gnmes b\ Oratmg the Dodgers 6-7 Tht' ga me \hiS ~urptt smgly rrllitnl scent of .i\lond.:t} 's [J enzted !-(dllll' 1n 1\ htch the l)odge [ ssurged ,Jht>;Jd, B-ll c1 nd To urney action • gets underway at So uthern' Ht~h sc hoo l secttond l ba:,eba ll tourmtment actio n ~el-; undrt\\il\ thts \\ee k as Ea stern a nd Metg-s llave drawn fu st ruund b\es So uthe1 n meanwhile oprns the tourney ac t10n Thursda), taking on Frde1 al Huckmg at Racwe It" til be the f1rs t t1rne 10 stx barelv hung on ' to \\tn , 8-7 Dodge! Managc1 Walter Al ston chdn'l qlllte know what to mc~k e of the whole thtng and sa1d, B7 JUSt St'CITl S to be th e m~ g u. numbe1 ., Magic or no ma gic, Clean .Jo n r~. wh o pMed the Met dtt.:H'k with a double dlld smgle to kuock m two runs, satd ' If " " lwciiQst tl1ts game, It Muld h.1w~ been like dymg · MilneJ al 111 o~ l bccetme the goa t of the game \\h en he dropped a thro\\ at f1rst from th1rd bdSE'llldn Wayne Gm rctt m th e lllnth mruu g that allowed Bill Husse iL who had tnpled , to score But <~fler B~ll Buekner s stngle, Hon Cey ended the zanmcss w1th a fl} out to end th e game ~hil er P1eks Up W111 Bob Mtlle1, who pi cked up the wm m rt•lief, said m disbelief , · ~e JUSt never seem to do thmgs the ea sy way " Ste ve Ga r vC J s three-run hom er \Hth two out m the eighth <~llo.,ed th e Dodgers to tte the score at 6-Q Garvey s fifth twme1 contmuccl a JinX that has seen southpaw Jerry Koosman fall to wm tn Los Angeles st nce Apnl 11. 196B Koosman 's wildness cost him m the eJghth, He walked Dave Lopes and Cey to set up Gar- vey's homer The blast got Dodger starlet Tomm~ John , 5-0. off tlw hook dlld kep t lum unbea te n 1n h1 s la s t 10 deus10ns In othel g c~me s , Plulculclphta ed ged San Frc~ n<:I S<.: o, 0-5. St LOUI S.. cl cfCl:l lCd Atlanta 5~2 , San Du.!~ () downed M ontreal 21, Hou ston stoppeu t.:n tcn go, •2, ~mel Cmcmna t1at P1ttsbw gh wa s ra ined out In the Amcl'! ca 11 I .ea~e , Cahfo r m~1 t outed Bos ton , 16-6 New Y01 k beat Oakla n(l, 4-:1. Texas outslugged Milwaukee, 12-10, DetrOit took Kansas Ctty, 7-2, Cleveland defeated Mtnnesota 8 - ~. and C hi cago lopped Ballunore, 2-L Pluls 6, (;mnls 5 M1ke Schmidt cracked a nmth-m ru ng double to snap a 44 tw and Bill Hobmson d1 ove an the dectdmg run as the Ph1ls ended ~1 s1x-garne losmg streak with a \Hn over the Giants Larry Bo\\oa Jut a t\\o-r un homer tn the f1rst, only hts second homer m five big lea gue campa 1p;ns Padres 2, Expos I: Dcrrel Th oma s doubl ea Expos Cards 5, Braves 2: Lou Brock stngled, tnplcd and hit a twu-1 un homer to lead a 13-htt St Louts attack but Lynn Mc-Glothen's shutout btd rum ed by Hank Aaron '~ 720th t:a Jce1 hornet, hts the season . t\sf rns 4, Cubs 2: Mtke Ke lleher made a good 1m pi esswn playmg m his fir st b1g league game of tlle year as he got t\\o llln-scormg smgle.s to lead the Astros over ____,_, _,_,_, I lush Pu)l~!~?.~ ATHE NS ~tate Representaltve Oakley C Colhns 1R-9 1) was honored at ali apprcctatJOn dtnner Satw day mght sponsored by th e Southeastern Ohto Professional Chap!Aer of the Co un ctl for ExcepttonaJ Children for hts support of educatton of the handt capped , .. Coll ins ts a prmctpal CO· spo nsor wtth State Reps Verne) Htffe, Jr , Myrl Shoemake r. and Clatre Ball, J r , of House Btll 1247 tn the General Assembly The btll would authonze rccogmtwn and fund1n g of spe ctal edu catwn regwnal r esource centers such as the Servtces for Handtcapped Children pro1eet serv w g Athen s, Galli a, Hoc king , Jackson, Metgs, Monroe, Morgan , Perry, Vwton and Was hington Coun ttes The dmner at Baker Cen!Aer tncluded speeches by CEC Chap!Aer Prestdent Betty Black and OU College of Educatwn Assoctalton Professor Dr Lyle Lehman The Sena te verston of H, B 1247 IS Senate B1ll 513 Both hav e been endorsed by the Ohto State Board of Educatwn and the Ohto CoahtJOn for the EducatiOn of the Handtcapped, Chicago NH L P layoH s Se m lfrna l s N Y Ranger s \IS Phrla ( Phrlad el ph• a l ea d s 3 21 A pr 70 Phrlil 4 N ew Y o r k 0 A pr Ph ria 5 N ew Yor k 2 A pr 15 N ew Y or k 5 Ph rla 3 A pr 28 ~ N ew Y ork 2 Ph ri a 1, o t Apr 30 Ph rla 4 N ew Y or k I May 2 n t N ew York 8 p S p m )( May 5 at Ph1la J p m lC rf n ecess ary n ClliCilOn vc: Apr Apr 1\p r Ap r By Unrt ed Pr ess lnternat 1on al N at 1onal L eaq u c E a sf \ ecm~ th~tt Southc1n has hosted w I pel 9 b cl tow nament baseball game St LO UIS IJ 9 591 N BA P l ayoff 9 7 56J Montr ea l In other Class A tourney Sc hedu le s and R esu lt s Phil a d el phra 10 11 416 ~ R ( All T 1m es EDT) actton Thursday , Glous ter Chr cag o 7 11 389 Champ•onsh 1p N ew Yor k 8 IJ 38 1 Alexander and hosts Bo s ton vs M llw P ,n sbur g h 5 33J l Boston -MIIw t1 ed 1- 1) 6s t " Crooksvtlle hosts Mil ler We Apr 28- Bo s ton 98 Mllw 93 ) w I pet g b The Eas!Aern Eagles then Apr 30- Milw 105 Boston 96 o t Lo s Ang e les 17 fl 739 May 3a t Boston 9 p m host the w1nner of the Glous!Aer- May 5- at Bos ton , 2 30 p m Houston 14 10 583 3' ' Cu'l clnnat r 10 9 526 5 Alexander game on May 6, )( May 7- a t Mt lw 9 30 p m San F r an c .s c o 11 1:<' 47 8 6 10- a t Bos ton 9 p m while the winner of the xx May At l anl a 11 1:.' 47 8 6 May 11'- at Mtlw 2 30p m San Dr ego 10 1d 417 71, Crooksvtlle-Mtller battle hosts x- 11 necl'ssary TuP sd a\l's Re sults tlle Southern-federal Hockmg Crnc r a t Pr t ts , ppd , rarn ABA Playoffs St Lour s 7 Atlanta 'l wtnner the sam e day Sdu~dules and Re sults Hou st on 4 Chrcago 2 Champ •on shtp In Cl ass ~A a ct10n, San D 1ego 2 Mon tre a l 1 New York vs Utah N ew York 8 Lo s Angele s 7 Chesa pea ke and Rock Htll do ( N ew York leads I 0) Phrladetph•a 6 San F ran 5 battle Sa turday, wtth the Apr 30- N e w York 89 Ufah 85 Today's Probable p,fctter !> 11 - at N ew Yo r k 9 p m I All T 1m es EDTI wmner of that game aavancmg May May 6- at Utah , 9 30 p m Phr l ad e lphra (C ar lton 2 1J at to Mtddleport Monday to face May 8- at U tah 9 p m San Fran cr sco ( Brvant 0 1), 10- at N ew York , T BA 3 15pm tlle M et~s Marauders Carne xX May Mav 11 - at Utah 9 om Montr eal [McAna l ly 1 2 ) a t time for a ll tournament games x May 14 - at New York 9 San Drcg o ( F r resl eben I 0 ) 4 pm pm IS 4 p lll , )( · If necessary Ch1ca go (Reu sc hel 0 OJ at Houston (Grrf fr n 3 1) 8 35 p m A tl ant a ( Mort on 2 2J il l St Lou rs (Cur tr s 1 3 1, 8 30 p m New Yo rk (S eaver 1 2 ) at Los Angeles (M ess ersmrth 2 01 10 30 p m Crn c rnn atr (BI II•n gham 3 1) at P rttsburgh (Reu ss 0 2). 7 35 pm Thursd ays Game s Atlan t a at St Lou rs Crnc r at P rtt sbu r gh (Only gam es sc nedul ed ) Amenca" L eague Ea s t w I pet g b 11 8 579 Ba lt. more N ew York 13 10 565 9 8 5 29 1 Milwauk ee Bos ton s 10 11 4 76 ' 2 2 10 11 476 Clevela n d 9 10 d74 2 Detrort We s t w I pet g b T exas 13 8 619 Oak l and 10 10 500 21'' Ca lrforn1a 10 11 d76 3 Mrnne so tr~ Q 11 45 0 31'' Kansas C1ty a 11 42 i 4 Ch lcaoo a 11 -121 4 Tu es day 's R esults Cleveland 8 Mrnnesota 3 Call torn ra 16 Boston 6 De tr oit 1 Ka n sa s Crt v 2 Ch1cago 2 Ba1t1more 1 Texas 12 M1 1waukee 10 New Yor k 4 Oa k la nd 3 Today' s Probable P1fche rs (All Trmes EDT ) Oakland (Hunter 4 1) a l N ew York ( Dob son 1 JJ. 2 p m Calltornra { Stoneman 0 1J at Bos t on (Lee 2 2), 3 30 p m Texas (Hargan 1 2 ) a 1 Mrl waukee (S la t on 2 2). 8 30 p m Baltimor e (McNal ly 2 1) at Middle of Upper Block rn Pomeroy Ch rcago ( Kaat 2 1) , 9 p m Open All Day Thursday s Oetro1t (Lagr ow 1 2) at Ka nsa s C1 t v (Busb y 3 2 1 8 30 Op en Fnday Nights Trl 9 pm (On l y games scheduled ) Thursday 's Gam es Det r 01t at Ka n Crty , nrghl (O nl y game scheduled ) Council honors Rep. Collins ~eve nth of Apr !,, ~'' tJCbrt.'dkmg nm ,tftcr Hetmmdcz had singled to l c~1d off thr SI:-<th 1nn1n g, moved to second un ~1 Ucdk ;1ncl stole Um d, lo hft .San DJCgo over the Rn<.tnn ( Bo st on won 4 2l Ch rca qo 1 Bo s ton 2 1 Bost on 6 Ch1 ca qo 23- Chr ca go 4 Bo s t on 25 - Bos ton 5 Ch1 cago 28- Bos ton 6 Chr cng o 30 Bos to n J Chr cago Apr 18 Standings Ironton defeated Wellston i·:l lo capture the 19'14 ~outht-'astern Ohm Lragut• bu sl· ball c hamptun shlp Tucsda~. The ~a me was pla)cd at Wellston Ironton f1 n1 shed league play with a 61 mark Wellston tied Ath ens for second place wtth a 5-2 <onfercnce record. home Enw HL•J n ~.wdez with lilt: Wd S Trade pays first big dividend for Yankees 1RONTON TRIUMPHS 1 6 3 (ol) 1 2 1 WHA Pl ayo ff s Sch e du le s o1"d R esu lt s Eas1 Frna! Ch1cago vs Toronto (Sene!> t te d 1 2> Apr 19- Tor ont o 6 Chr c ago J Apr n Ch rcago 4 T or on t o 3 Apr 28 - Ch rcago 3 Tor on to 2 Apr 30- Toro n to 7 Ch rc a go 6 May 1- al Toronto a 05 p m May 4- al Chr cago , 8 30 p m x May 6 at ToronlO a 05 p m Wesl Ftnal M1"ncsota v!> Hou !> t(}n ( Hou s1on l ead s 3 2) Mf.!l 10 - I V\ Inn !> HOU STOn 4 , Ol S Ap r 20 H ou ston 5 M1nn eso ta 7 Apr 21- M tnn e5o ta l H ou s ton 1 Apr 28 - H ou s ton 4 Mrnn csot a 1 Apr 29 - Houston 9 M 1n neso1 a 4 May 1 at M tnn eso ta 8 JO p m x May 1- at Ho us ton, 8 30 p m x- d necessary fRANCHISE SHIFTED SAN DIEGO (UP!) - Denrus SIEBERT INJURED Murphy, prestdent of the World ST LOUIS 1UP! ) - Sonny Hockey Associa tiO n, anStebert was scheduled to pttch nounced Tuesday thai the Tuesday mght for the St LoUts Jersey Kmghts ' franchise will Cardinals agamst the Atlanta be shtfted to San Diego for the Braves but was replaced by 1974-75 season, Lynn McGlothen because of an Th e club, which moved from InJury to Stebert 's rtght heeL New York to Jersey early m The Cards satd Siebert, 2-1, th e 1973-74 carnpatgn, wtll play stepped on a rake wh1ch went 1ts home games m the 13,000. through hts tenm s shoe and seat Sports Arena A ftve-year punctured the heel A club lease agreement was fmaltzed spo kesman said Stebert proba- Tuesday between Peter Grably wtll make hts next ham, the operator of the arena, sc hedu led start frtday a t and Joe Schwartz, owner of the Houston new local entry m the WHA, sure because some of tlle fe llows the lnd1ans got from" tlle Yankees have been domg so well," said Chambliss after the game " I JUSt went up there and swung tlle bat " The Indians made it ftve stratght stnce the deal by beatmg Mmnesota , 8-3, Chicago shaded Baltimore, 2-1, California drubbed Boston, 166, Detr01t downed Kansas Ctty, 7-2, and Texas outslugged Mtlwaukee, 12-10, in other Amencan League games. 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Mtd -A mct icun Cunt er enc e r ep lc~ cc d In s1x t h \)\ spr mg Athlete of the Week 1s rch~te n k .l m pe r Echstenpttcher .Jack Ku eck who won karnpcr \\alked fl lllC' two ga mes fm Mmrm last \\ CCk o~nd str uck uut four In getllng wh tle allowmg onl) three Ju ts the sa\ e. m 12 Innmgs Todd\ the Tm nc~d os tld \ el lo 'l hr F.ag les tHe 1dle until A 6-2 200-pound n ghthand e1 Merce r vill e, r es urmn g thr l hLJr sdd} \\ hen the\' lt'su mr from Newton l"all:;, Ohw. Kuleague schedule w1lh a bdttlt: lcdg uc pili) , hosttn~ the \ rJr th rek struck out si x batter s, ag~nn st H.1 nna n fftJCc Ciillta Pn t<d cs e~t i JO pIll wa lked one and allo\\ ed only So~ther n 000 200 0- 2 3 I Fed llock1ng 000 000 1- 1 2 4 one lut m five 1 chef Inntngs E c hs tenkamper und 'l im Tn mblc 001 200 x- :1 5 1 Il l 100 x-4 9 ,I aga mst the Umvers1ty of Ctn, Stkorskt smgled, and the fOI Huffm a n and Cun diff 1·:dste1n • Russell Ogg 1 (JI e~nll Pus ton, cinnat1 meJ scar eel on a lwo hdSC Gi ll es pte l ~p ), Reed t 5J. T";, lor [bl Goebe l, Kucek stJ uck out 11 men a nd error I:c hs te nkdmper 1Gl and Sll eeL~ r71, ;1 nd 1-Idl tl S all owed un l) two h1L~ m gmn g Southern cHmc bH ck 111 thr Bokov1 tz LEXINGTON. Ohto IUP!l - 5,000 preparation, Andretli also the dtstance agam st Ball Sta te vi sitm 's ha lf of th e fow th to Mano Andretti ts spendmg ts gettmg ready for the ln- and helpmg Mwm1to a 2-0 \\Ill Lake a 2- 1 lead as Huffm:m himself a little thm thts year, diijnapolis 500 where he wtll Kucek s record was 5-2 and walked and re~ched thi rd on but tt 's all for a very special drive a new Parnell!. h1s ear ned run ;werage 1 81 for Nease 's s mgle Nease then purpose " There are a lot of 49 1-3 mnm gs after last week's s tole seco nd and both 1 unners The 1969 lndianapolts 500 stgntftcant changes from last games came horne on Clark s h1 t 1 champion S expenences this year 's Parnelh ," Andrett1 sa td Ku cek wa s the fou rth Aga m with h\ O out G l ou~tc r season wtll be funneled mto " for tnstance, tt 's a lot stratght baseball player and Tlrt' most JlllfJUiur nip,/11 duh 111 sc ot ed the tym g and \\ Inm ng what could be a world formula narrower than the other Indy the second pitcher th1 ~ s ee~ son run ~ as Shaeffer and Bokov1 tz One champtonshtp next year ca rs "We'll JUS t have to watt to earn the weekly MAC honor t/te tri·t'tlllltl\' ill'(' .l j , fJI'IIIU/ /II c lrew wa lks before Gilles)Jie " My ultnuate'I!Dalts to wm and see how tl wtll do th ere Also nommated th 1s week the Formula One champton· You JUSt cannot deterrnme tf were NurttJern IllinOIS m1ler sin gled to loa d the buses and Jii'I'M'III tlrt• r·pfuni oj ship ," srud Andrett1 Tuesday you have a wmrung car when Gerry Kramtk , Central Mtchlwhile testmg hts Formula 5,000 you see tt on paper We've had ga n outftelder Terry Lynch, I hL· dd \\ hd !llllH' I \\a s <1 car here at the Mtd-Ohio Sports some problems With tt , but Ball State tenms player Kevm Hotndll lll\l111londll d lhi.'! li · Car Course aftet Trento n I'm very Clarkowski, Ohio Umverstty ( It'll! dt' Sig n h d ~ l1 I tlidll gl•cJ llllll' h SlflCl' 75 t\ J) The ftrst race of tlle Formula pleased p1tcher-outft elder Da ve Tobtk, 5,000 Will be held at M1d-Oh10 " I am JUSt as pleased wtth Toledo lhl' !Ji t.' St ll t d d \ Ci t\ Ui ou tft elder Len S ll d n ~ h .t l ha . ; !-. p!t •. t d cll1d June 1-2 the 5,000 car, We started Matuszek, Western Mtchtga n g i O\\!l to l ht ~ I ll' n! t i ll' "tule "That's the btg reason I'm tn tes tmg tt tn f ebruary and tt's ha mmer thrower Tom Meyer (d ]{l ]()d P l ~ l d iH [ c om p t lsl ll ~ tlle 5,000 series," Andrettt said, comtng along rtght on "nd Bowhng G1een lra ckster d ll l!llh' l lit\ .J!ld l d l ~l' "It's not so much that I need schedule," Ron Weber ""t cl ll lL' J!Hiu"t ' l.l l lo\\ ns Andrettt's f11rtmg wtth a the expenence; tt 's JUSt that we're tn the process of puttmg variety or dtfferent ractng together a professtonal ra cmg ctrcutts wtll end after thts year , " When I get the Formula team and nuprovmg on tlle car m order to compete tn Formula One ctrcutt, I'll concentrate on One, Formula 5,000 cars are that," he smd " If there ts a very much like the Grand Prix schedulmg confltct, formula machinery " One gets the prwnty That w111 Andretti tllts season finds cut out much of the USAC himself tnvolved in the Umted acttv1ty I have been tnvolved m States Auto Club (USAC), before," Formula 5,000 and the Can-Am In fact , he'll be drtvmg m tllree different races one weekend at Watkins Glen, NEW DIRECTOR " The other reason that I'm tn PHILADELPHIA (UP!) CLIP THESE COUPONS AND SAVE the Formula 5,000sertes 1s that Billte Jean King , player..,oach -_,_ ~ - -- it's a very competitive and of the Philadelphta Freedoms lucrative circuit," sa1d Andret- of World Team Tennis, was tnu elected Tuesday to the board of In add1tton to his Formula directors of Lincoln Bank here THE LEGISLATOR WHO Livinf!? BOOK " 1\r1carmli !l e, Trimble edges Southern 3-2 OAKLEY COLLINS ~· .; ·"'.a r:.1stcrn piCJted .1n lll') ur c~n c fourth dS Bw ber '' c1 , hit U;, cl r}l\('h drld Sl(J ]{' !-;( ( ond 1 un 111 1he \ \ Cl C RURAL OHIO NEEDS FREE "Gracious .... ', St., ven th thrp u \\ dd! v tn fi r st, \\llh Ld ikl!ls 11 Wvmg al l ttl e ''di w tJund to thn (I brfot c S( 01 In~! on Ti m Ku hn's s1llg le the Lancer:-, bttse l'un Spcnrt·J drrJ\t' h11n held at b .\j ffl l' SIX Irlllln)~ S homr \\ ilh rl smg lt Cocbel ''h o fanntd 1\\o beh tnd the fi ne mound \\UJ k uf Steve (~uebcl !'he scntoJ baiters ~1nd '' .-JikNI fn e Jr,st ru n n gh thandl'f ~ eldl'cl JUS I l\\fJ h1s shut(Jut 1n the ffna! 111rnng I n the llllrU. M1kc l. rtl k 1ns h!Lc; In [he fll st SIX 1/llllllgs <~ftcr \\idk111g ll1e first 1\~(, str uck out but the c.ttl tu r bl'fn1 c he Lired <.~nd \\ .rs b:-rttt'rs Sllef'Lo.; !Ppld red hmr dr o·pped thl' thu d 'l li 1kl t~nd 1l'PLIL'I'd b' .John Sheet." 111 tht r,n tlw r11uund ,md dll <Jtl~mptcd pitk llff etl f11 st let the r unn~r Sports today: .11 Stull · sctrJnd, dr rven lw mt b} H,JTldv Blak(' s smr.: le Cr eg Ba ill') l l'a r. : hcd \ld dfl c 1 r or by the pil<.: her 111 thl' second 1nm ng t~n d stO it' st.' l otHI bdo. e Hob B:-JJ bel s smglc de l~ vr red lum for lhc set'und 4-1 t11umph O\ CI B \SEll \I L - <~nll the n wao; the Fedcra I Hockmg L<.~ n ~.:c r s here Tuesday aftc1nom1 The wu1 v. as on!) thp F.c~ g l cs' 2nrl m the1r ld s t 12 l~ d tn~s dtl(l guvc them ct 6-11 ove r a ll 1ecur d The firs t thr ee Eag le runs were un e.m wd, d S er rors put the sc onn g pld\t'l on bc~se 111 the firs t thr ct-' lflnin J.(s In thr firs t, Don f:l( lunge1 r e c~ e hc U on an err OJ br tl1e f u st TOP PRIORITY IN THE •, I .·:·:·:·.···:·:·:·:·.·:·:·:·· ·:=:·:·. ··:·:=: •·•:;: ·:·:=:~ ,',·::::~.;:::::::;.;::·:·:=:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: en r ou te to Includes SUnday Thnes-SentUJel ~~ RAID lO's Second cla.u po!tage paid at Pomero}, OIJlo National advertising representat!ve Bottinelll-Gallagher , Inc , 12 East t~ d St < COST YO U EXTRA 15 oz. can . ., ['~ turday, May 11, the league Will sponsor a bake sale at the Rutland Department Store beginmng at 9 m The Rutland Baseball League asks all conccrnc'li c1tizens to "get out and help these boys. " I·,AS II H ~ 'I he I .:tstt•J n Edgles t"tlhcd s m~ l c runs In C<.ith uf the fu s t ful!l mmngs 21~7 OUR FINE PR /NT DOESN 'T WITH CHESSE are tnvltcd. Eagles take Lancers 4-1 Big Shef0 • Published dally except Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publishing Company, lll Court St , Pomeroy, Ohm , 56'i69 Busmess ;. 131 ' !lVTLAND - The Rutland Raseball League w1ll have a busy agenda for the nexl week and a haiL Salurdav. Ma; 4, the league wtll be selling ice cream and popcorn here beginning at II a m, All proceeds wtll go toward uruforms and equipment. Tuesday, May 7, the league will hold an open meeting bt•ginning at 6,30 p,m m the Rutland gym. All persons Sentinel ROBERTHOEFUCH , Cll)' Editor PHONE 773-5881 CAKE MIX llai~ INTERFSTOF ON U. S. 33 IN MASON, W. VA. 3 oz. HEFTY LAWN CLEAN·UP DUNCAN HINES REGULAR The $32 95 9¢ __. LON,GHORN $ BY PC. 129 CHEESE ....... lb ... . 12 oz. • MEIGS..MASON AREA CHESI'ERL TANNFJfn.L, Exec. Ed. ANY SIZE 6 FROZEN WHITE 5 lb. FRYERS........... !~:.49¢...,G_RA_PE_FR_ul_r.._ ..._.~~._~.. _ • DEVOTED TO 111[ TITAN LIFETIME GUARANTEE BATTERIES 7 FLORIDA - - •19.50 - '24.50 • '25.50 - '26.50 - ) ~ '27.50 - '29.00 • •30.00 - •27.50 - •29.00 • '30.00 - '31.00 - •32.00 - Th e outl ook for the Metgs Amer ican Legwn baseball team lhts year ts nothmg but brtght In fa ct, brtlhant or radtant would probaply be better adjectives, as ma?v youths are returmng fro m last year's squad that JUSt mtssed a berth tn the sta te tournament at Ashla nd Added to the ltst of returnees are seven starters from thts year 's Gallia Academy Htg h School squad , and one each from Kyger Creek an d Eastern, givtng the sq"ad not onl y coun t) wtde representatiOn , but also a two..,ounty look that should proVIde better fan support and hopefully, add tl!onal Legton support Eleven members of tlle currenl Me1gs Htgh squad wtll be play mg, JO!ntng the GAES, Ky ge r Creek and Eastern players tn brmgmg the number of youths to 20 Two more can be added tn former Metgs hurler and OU athlete BtU Chaney a nd former Kyger pttcher Joh n Batrd who ts currently attendmg Manetta College, The only starters lost from last year's squad arc second basema n Tom Cooke, third baseman Lou McKtnney, outfielder Kev Sheets and mound ace Steve Lee Pitchtng was feared to be one of the btggest problems thts year espectally notmg the loss of Lee who ftntshed last season wtth a L74 EaA, stnktng out 71 batlers tn JU st 46 and two thirds mmn gs Pitchers returntng from last year's squad will be Perk Ault, Bill Chaney, John Bmrd and Gary George (last year 's top pmchhit!Aer who ts also a pttcher this year) , Much help ts cornmg from Gallia Count; pttching wtse, and this IS one of the reasons for the ophm1sm concermng thts year's , team Jtm Ntday, GAHS grtdd er, eager and dtamondman , wtll be with thts year's team, along wtth hts fellow Blue Devtl hurlers Jnu Perry and Mike Watso n, All three are good htgh school ~urlers and Perry IS tlle brother of former Legion mound ace Stan Perry W1tll those seven listed as pttchers, tt's conce tvable tlle 1974 Legton editton cou ld come up w1tll an excellent starttng rotation and relief stafL Catcher Mick Ash w11l agam be returmng behind the plate wtth Brtan Hanulton, currently on the Metgs Marauder roster, also listed as a catc.her, Those who listed themselves at last Sunday's meetmg as infielders are Ault, Steve Bachner , Batrd, hts brother Steve Baird from Kyger Creek, Chaney, Meigs ' Mt ck Davenport, Galltpohs' Bill Holland, Me1gs ' Mtke Nesselroad, Perry, Me1gs' Pat Soulsby, Rtci\ Stobart and Galltpolis' Brett Wtlson and Mike Watson lnfteld returnees from 1973 are Ault, John Baird, Chaney, Nesselroad and Stobart Outfielders are Gallipohs' Leon Brtggs, Tony Folden, Holland and N1day , wtth Me1gs' Dave Wolfe and Nesselroad and Mtke Larkins, a juruor centerfielder with the Eastern Eagles, Nesselroad saw some acllon m the outfteld last year, while Wolfe was the sta rttng centerfielder, Also returning ts utility man Homer Smtth From all appearances everything is up for grabs, whether a player is a returnee from lasl year or not, and the tough cornpetition for starting roles should mean an overall "quality" product. Pomeroy Legton Commander George Nesselroad ts agatn the coach, and "Ness" 1s known as one of the fmest amateur baseball coaches m the area Rod Karr wtll be hts chief asSistant for the second year, and "old reliable" Don Hunnel wtll again serve as busmess manager. CLOSE CALL Last year's squad came wtthin an eyelash of earnmg that state berth at Ashland College, needtng only one wm m a doubleheader against Athens to get the nod But the Bulldog Legwn took both games of that twtnbill, 5-2 and 4-1, brmgmg tlle 1973 season to an abrupt halL TOUGH SLATE The 1974 Legwn schedule will be one of the tou ghest, w1th a date agamst perenmal sta te powerhouse Htllsboro JUSt one example of the rugged regular season slate Hopefully , the top rate regular season competthon w1ll provtde a good basis lor entermg the Dtstncl 8 tournament at Ohio Umverstty, and thts year a state tournament trip The 1974 Me1gs Amencan Legwn Baseball Roster by school, MEIGS - M1ck Ash, Perk Ault, Steve Bachner, Mick Davenport, Gary George, Brtan Hamilton, Mike Nesselroad, Pat Soulsby, RICk Stobart, Dave Wolle, Homer Smtth, GALLIPOLIS - Leon Briggs, Tony Folden, Btll Holland, Jnu Ntday, Jim Perry, Brett Wilson, Mike Watson, EASTERN -Mike Larkins; Kyger Creek, Steve Batrd; Ohw Umverstty (Metgs), Bill Chaney; Manetta College (Cheshtre ), John Baird, ' INCLUDED HAM SALAD............. !~: .. 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Tigers 7 Royal s 2: Chambliss, the key man ac- the AL's Cy Yo ung Allard Mtckey Lohch, beaten m his qmred by New York , htt the wmn er m 1973, suffered hts ft rst four dcctswns, pitched an game-wmnmg homer m a 4-3 ftr st setback agamst two wtns etght Iu tter for ht s ft rst v1ctory VIctory over Vtda Blue and tlle Angels 16 Red Sox 6, Aur eho Rodnt,'llez knocked m World Champion Oakland A's Bob Oliver drove m four runs two runs w1th a double and tw o Blue, now lhl , camed a 2-1 with a sacrtltce fly, double and Singles to lead a 15-htt Detrbit lead tnto the mghth tnntng but tnple and Elite Rodrtguez and atta ck wh1 ch tagged Paul the Yankees went ahead , 3-2, Dave Chalk drove m th ree runs Spltttorff w1th hi s second loss when ptnch-httter Rick Demp- each for the Angels, who got a fran Healy homered fQr the sey stngled and Roy Whtte weird pitchmg performance Royals homered Chambliss roliowed wtth hts homer, which stood up as the wmnmg run when Gene Tenace homered for the A's tn the runtll, Felt No Pressure ur wasn't feeJmg any Rutland busy with hasebaiJ .I ' '· \ ' • \ ' ' ' I, I �.I • . 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, May 1.1974 Bucks drop-.Celtics I Jtewl exclusive! -Norqe fully automatic, only 21" wide NORGE fits into your life .. m overtime 105-96 • • MILWAUKEE l UPI ) There were a lot of doubters banging around the Milwaukee Arena who conceded the Nationa l · Bas k e tb a l l Association title to Boston on the basis of the Celtics' 98-83 win in the first game of the championship series agalnst the Bucks. They hea rd Larry Costello, the Milwaukee coach, talk about doing something to cOunter the Boston pressure defense. Costello -talked about > > that Milwaukee could stand off th e most fur ious Celtics ra lly. The big margin was" needed, too, as 13oston came b<jck l<J force an overtime . 5 - The Daily Sentlnel,Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0 ., Wednesday,May 1,1974 Abdul-Jabba<:, who . Jed all scorers with :16 RQmts. played · as if in a frenzy in the clos ing The Nr Hr;u LO ll1 SJ ~r· nltrH~S urc: tr'u y J;Jrntly (11r: \I'J~· J <,hH'S They (,11 c cr1q tn(Jurur~ anrJ dc:(, 1q nrx J for t(J(J ;: 1 ', 1\ mrmu n woman a nrJ th e \fli lY ~;hrJ W~ I ~.!H•', c;lo!!lr;c, Sur.;r•yr; ', hOV/ 1)1;Jt 9t/X', o l rtll wa ~ JIIoc::~cl !='. ;,rr; 1n.rJ1 .:r 10 p c)u nrj ~) H:rJt >'J (Jrr·c·n wrml ~ pac e sav 1nq ww)h r:r·. t-1nd dryer s wtll lrJu 1 •;auiltu rtq cunventc:ncr:: lr :i:l 1Urt:•, o r .11 l:thm; ( l)!l )rr J!' r)r t~L.(llil.'f!· 1 Jf1'11rur j .r~n Norq t: n<-1'; ·~;w l Y('', )( 1 1hc ."Jl)lnr.r" 'J: /;'nr:r tr,d Matclllll(l Sltml, no dryc~ r· , UJill' !l CJr:' IJI c:lf•l,!rtr I !K:' r ht (; 10 lb C.'-liJ (If:l l 'y r·ylllldurs le t clul1f.·(; lllrnrJif ' l!!'f .' an(l L llo w for JUSI [ 1\.-j~l l dry tng Perma nen t Df0 '-,', (jl~ll\:fltr..'' or rr·qt JI;: r Hw;t, ,lrC I minutes . While the Bucks .were overjoyed with the win, Boston Coach Tommy Heinsohn , wasn 'I too disappointed with the end result. With 11 seconds left and the score 90-90, Dave Cowens had the ball at the top of the free throw circ le. He drove to the " Look," he :;aid, " I feel · basket to his r igh t and leaped in the air, the ba II held high in proud we came here and won the first game in good style and his ri ght hand . He released a little hook shot took them to overtime in the from only three ·feet away and second game. We didn't play the ball headed toward the our best ga me tonight and they making a ''minor adjustment" basket. But Kareem Abdul- played very welL " The series now shifts l<J and many experts scoffed at Jabbar soared well into the rafters of the Milwaukee Arena Boston for the third and fourth the idea. But game two opened Tues- to gently tap the ball to the games Friday night and Sunday night and Costello's ad- fl oor where Ron Williams day. The fifth game will be in picked it up and the ga me went Milwaukee Tuesday night. justment" was unveiled. It r es ulted in a 105-96 into overtime . In the extra period, with the Milwaukee overtime win to even the best-<>f-seven series at score 98-96, Cornell Warner became a hero. one game each. The adjustment itself con- Warner Takes Pass The Bucks took the ball in sisted of getting the ball to Oscar Robertson , then sending bounds from midcourt and the other four players up court were set to run a play for . and letting Robertson bring the Robertson. But Warner took the pass, noticed the lane was ball up by himself . . open and sped down tbe center Adjustment was the Key "That adjustment was the of it, skied high above the key to tbe ball game," Bucks basket and dunked the balL He assistant coach Hubie Brown was foul ed by Dave Cowens said. " A lot of people said you and made the free throw, can't make an adjustment to giving the Bucks a five-point beat the p:ess but I guess we lead with only 34 seconds left " I saw the lane clear and just showed tbem." headed for it with everything I The end result of the Costello move was to enable the Bucks had," · Warner said of hjs big to build a big enough lead so shot. I I cl n8C w rlh equ~l r:r1r1 ~ rHrtunli-l trc CrJnl I ;rJvlrl I drY> or e: ;r; nl ~le a l set wrrn kle~_; Mode (, I10Wn ollr:r ', ·. : ~r :u;l VVr1n~ lo Co nt·-ol pu shbu !ton t c:mpc: r~dur P (;rdl;cto · d' i~ il )lf; ~n t lntm c co ntr·o l to o Dr yers vent 4 ways ga s 3 ways SEE T H IS :11==--___.;~c.:..-.Jl.L-;:;;;:~;; VALUE "mal ch -m ate St.up;.,,, NOW! dryers 1n gas el ectri C c 1 - Mu1d i··nort. 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Last Friday Rozelle fined Cbarger General Manager Harland Svare and eight players a total of $20,000 and tbe San Diego ·club anotber $20,000 for alleged use of drugs during · training camp and also during the regular season. Svare and tbe players also were placed on probation. Garvey said he had no It/, )I':·. Hit z indication of "illegal" use of drugs by any of the Chargers and certainly no use of any Hhard drugs " such as heroin or cocaine. He said Rozelle had no righUo arbitrarily fine the players unless there was proof of Illegal use of drugs. "He has demonstrated a shocking disregard fo r the lives of the men involved as well as tbeir future and their families' lro~lng \ PAD •D H e~ l r,CSls l an\ lrr~ule~ p ad w •lh ~r l rco n u co a ted l rps hno ss 11l [}lli'Y 1(11 , · = ..:e ,.,.., Plcg. ot SO CLOTHES PINS • ()v,,r M .. ld o \>o••' I""' .J ,,. future ," he said. 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Martin \ John Smith Pomeroy Parkersburg Dollie Smith Agnes Keesor Middleport Belpre Mrs. Bessie Parsons · Mary Baumgard Pomeroy · Belpre Johnny Johnson Myrtle Scipio. Mason, W. Va. Belpre R. R. Ullom Gary Batey Belpre ' New Haven, W. Va. Allen ~- Eichinger Suzanne Arnold Pomeroy Belpre R. E. Holdren LJttle Hockin~ W ash ab le wh tr.e , shades h~.e.~'" hnen l'mi.x.JsseO . designs L•ll.!!--~ I GALLIPOLIS Kenton Mltcheli Gallipolis Rachel Saunders Gatllpolls Rosa Grlffith Gatllpolls Shirley Watson Gallipolis Judy Fulks Gatllpolls Nola Swisher Bidwell 37 'o •lll Tw o· rone tweeds ''' loopecl pole pol~pro pv · lene. Rubber b~tc k iAg IS weather rcsist« f11 AI~Oeml011 CREmNC CARD$ 8 tHh" av. ger well wedtl<f'lg , an1 11versar~ et c ro 10 21 c .;~ r d s IH!r bo• "'68~ ... Pin les s. llushable d ill · pers . • pl ~ at e d lor bet1 er fit. iape tabs; abso1bem. • ]4Jt70·1n. Size.' by 611 . 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Favorite ouch ll!ss type For t ahi>Jtop o r IJuH !!l Kale•doscop>c col'or s an d de sr g, i sl 8 -u1 l!l •Ande Ln . ~ Out l4w Prite 2 Pr. 9 "' · ~l lC Stock Up at th •s I<Jw llnre tor swnml!t tl<Cnrc use' fOil SHOOTING DOWI'I HIGH PRICIS AND SA ViNG THEIR CUSTOMERS MOI'IIY !! $5000 ...en PANTV HOSE 97J. 1974 GRADS ~~· JONtS BOYS' ' . Ruth Barry® Sheer-t.-the-Waist HOUSEWARES WANTED '' ' . Daisy Delights 1 SMiifOI'rl, Ohio •• ,)onn t01~• I Ohio •• Joll•~ t~J'• It prs. JoflltrGJ· . HERE ------------------------------------------------ .. . - I I ._ . I ·. , f ' I' . .. I ' , I . ' ., ' I I > .. I· •' ,/ > • • > ' �.I • . 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, May 1.1974 Bucks drop-.Celtics I Jtewl exclusive! -Norqe fully automatic, only 21" wide NORGE fits into your life .. m overtime 105-96 • • MILWAUKEE l UPI ) There were a lot of doubters banging around the Milwaukee Arena who conceded the Nationa l · Bas k e tb a l l Association title to Boston on the basis of the Celtics' 98-83 win in the first game of the championship series agalnst the Bucks. They hea rd Larry Costello, the Milwaukee coach, talk about doing something to cOunter the Boston pressure defense. Costello -talked about > > that Milwaukee could stand off th e most fur ious Celtics ra lly. The big margin was" needed, too, as 13oston came b<jck l<J force an overtime . 5 - The Daily Sentlnel,Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0 ., Wednesday,May 1,1974 Abdul-Jabba<:, who . Jed all scorers with :16 RQmts. played · as if in a frenzy in the clos ing The Nr Hr;u LO ll1 SJ ~r· nltrH~S urc: tr'u y J;Jrntly (11r: \I'J~· J <,hH'S They (,11 c cr1q tn(Jurur~ anrJ dc:(, 1q nrx J for t(J(J ;: 1 ', 1\ mrmu n woman a nrJ th e \fli lY ~;hrJ W~ I ~.!H•', c;lo!!lr;c, Sur.;r•yr; ', hOV/ 1)1;Jt 9t/X', o l rtll wa ~ JIIoc::~cl !='. ;,rr; 1n.rJ1 .:r 10 p c)u nrj ~) H:rJt >'J (Jrr·c·n wrml ~ pac e sav 1nq ww)h r:r·. t-1nd dryer s wtll lrJu 1 •;auiltu rtq cunventc:ncr:: lr :i:l 1Urt:•, o r .11 l:thm; ( l)!l )rr J!' r)r t~L.(llil.'f!· 1 Jf1'11rur j .r~n Norq t: n<-1'; ·~;w l Y('', )( 1 1hc ."Jl)lnr.r" 'J: /;'nr:r tr,d Matclllll(l Sltml, no dryc~ r· , UJill' !l CJr:' IJI c:lf•l,!rtr I !K:' r ht (; 10 lb C.'-liJ (If:l l 'y r·ylllldurs le t clul1f.·(; lllrnrJif ' l!!'f .' an(l L llo w for JUSI [ 1\.-j~l l dry tng Perma nen t Df0 '-,', (jl~ll\:fltr..'' or rr·qt JI;: r Hw;t, ,lrC I minutes . While the Bucks .were overjoyed with the win, Boston Coach Tommy Heinsohn , wasn 'I too disappointed with the end result. With 11 seconds left and the score 90-90, Dave Cowens had the ball at the top of the free throw circ le. He drove to the " Look," he :;aid, " I feel · basket to his r igh t and leaped in the air, the ba II held high in proud we came here and won the first game in good style and his ri ght hand . He released a little hook shot took them to overtime in the from only three ·feet away and second game. We didn't play the ball headed toward the our best ga me tonight and they making a ''minor adjustment" basket. But Kareem Abdul- played very welL " The series now shifts l<J and many experts scoffed at Jabbar soared well into the rafters of the Milwaukee Arena Boston for the third and fourth the idea. But game two opened Tues- to gently tap the ball to the games Friday night and Sunday night and Costello's ad- fl oor where Ron Williams day. The fifth game will be in picked it up and the ga me went Milwaukee Tuesday night. justment" was unveiled. It r es ulted in a 105-96 into overtime . In the extra period, with the Milwaukee overtime win to even the best-<>f-seven series at score 98-96, Cornell Warner became a hero. one game each. The adjustment itself con- Warner Takes Pass The Bucks took the ball in sisted of getting the ball to Oscar Robertson , then sending bounds from midcourt and the other four players up court were set to run a play for . and letting Robertson bring the Robertson. But Warner took the pass, noticed the lane was ball up by himself . . open and sped down tbe center Adjustment was the Key "That adjustment was the of it, skied high above the key to tbe ball game," Bucks basket and dunked the balL He assistant coach Hubie Brown was foul ed by Dave Cowens said. " A lot of people said you and made the free throw, can't make an adjustment to giving the Bucks a five-point beat the p:ess but I guess we lead with only 34 seconds left " I saw the lane clear and just showed tbem." headed for it with everything I The end result of the Costello move was to enable the Bucks had," · Warner said of hjs big to build a big enough lead so shot. I I cl n8C w rlh equ~l r:r1r1 ~ rHrtunli-l trc CrJnl I ;rJvlrl I drY> or e: ;r; nl ~le a l set wrrn kle~_; Mode (, I10Wn ollr:r ', ·. : ~r :u;l VVr1n~ lo Co nt·-ol pu shbu !ton t c:mpc: r~dur P (;rdl;cto · d' i~ il )lf; ~n t lntm c co ntr·o l to o Dr yers vent 4 ways ga s 3 ways SEE T H IS :11==--___.;~c.:..-.Jl.L-;:;;;:~;; VALUE "mal ch -m ate St.up;.,,, NOW! dryers 1n gas el ectri C c 1 - Mu1d i··nort. Oh 1o PHON E 992 1635 Ingels Furniture z: ·~ SALE STARTS THURSDAY, MAY 2 NKLII)I FR ) ' Players·-urged · to stand pat '· WASHIN.GTON ( UP! )~ The executive director of the National Football League Players Association says Commissioner . Pete Rozelle acted irresponsibly when he fined eight San Dlego Cbarger players for alleged drug use without a hearing 'before an impartial arbitrator. Ed Garvey, tbe NFLPA executive director, urged tbe players not to pay tbe fines and said U1e association would not sig n a new contract witb the league witbout a clause to protect players against such abuses . · Calling Rozelle' s action "McCarthyism at its best," Garvey told a news conference Tuesday tbe NFLPA bas listed 57 demands it wants in its new contract, but tbat the league bas not yet replied. Last Friday Rozelle fined Cbarger General Manager Harland Svare and eight players a total of $20,000 and tbe San Diego ·club anotber $20,000 for alleged use of drugs during · training camp and also during the regular season. Svare and tbe players also were placed on probation. Garvey said he had no It/, )I':·. Hit z indication of "illegal" use of drugs by any of the Chargers and certainly no use of any Hhard drugs " such as heroin or cocaine. He said Rozelle had no righUo arbitrarily fine the players unless there was proof of Illegal use of drugs. "He has demonstrated a shocking disregard fo r the lives of the men involved as well as tbeir future and their families' lro~lng \ PAD •D H e~ l r,CSls l an\ lrr~ule~ p ad w •lh ~r l rco n u co a ted l rps hno ss 11l [}lli'Y 1(11 , · = ..:e ,.,.., Plcg. ot SO CLOTHES PINS • ()v,,r M .. ld o \>o••' I""' .J ,,. future ," he said. Garvey said for some weeks he has been urging Rozelle to work jointly witb the NFLPA to draw up drug use g4idelines but tbat Rozelle had rejected the offer, saying he would act on his own. YOUR CHOICE 97 Ill: '~ ol "' 1 b \>.•v ~· o (',.1.1 L• •l S .oo ••• , ,;·""• s ..... , • I-,,o ,. \>,,.,., un .... ....... Kt• t•IJ::. tnnfl l1t· ~ l1 e r loH I\ It'' Dr~ lw;. t she r 5il lc CHOICF. ~ tr t> td l COII •'I ,.,_ ~wves '" I Vt ~:i f ldV VI ......... .....,_, i.., 0 43-INCH WINGSPAN and COVER SfT ~ SUPER SOARINC. BATPLANE CtiDER H omecrest polrshad H ardwood W1li1 7 cod S[llln[l 3 1 8 on ELl , W tllch it climb ond ,soa1 w nh rh e aid of a gen tle breele r Easy to as<> emble. no gluin g o r C\Jtting req uired --------------i""""--_ - - - - - -·PLEAS& FO-.o 20% .PlASTIC - -~·. DISCOUNT II!,ICIIf;ll' Cho>re u! w;~ s t e p , ul~ ldurl tl r ~· h,,$l..l'ls or rhsh J t·rnrm,,..,, 1 . olm~ 1' -''•1· ;, TO A L L . 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Martin \ John Smith Pomeroy Parkersburg Dollie Smith Agnes Keesor Middleport Belpre Mrs. Bessie Parsons · Mary Baumgard Pomeroy · Belpre Johnny Johnson Myrtle Scipio. Mason, W. Va. Belpre R. R. Ullom Gary Batey Belpre ' New Haven, W. Va. Allen ~- Eichinger Suzanne Arnold Pomeroy Belpre R. E. Holdren LJttle Hockin~ W ash ab le wh tr.e , shades h~.e.~'" hnen l'mi.x.JsseO . designs L•ll.!!--~ I GALLIPOLIS Kenton Mltcheli Gallipolis Rachel Saunders Gatllpolls Rosa Grlffith Gatllpolls Shirley Watson Gallipolis Judy Fulks Gatllpolls Nola Swisher Bidwell 37 'o •lll Tw o· rone tweeds ''' loopecl pole pol~pro pv · lene. Rubber b~tc k iAg IS weather rcsist« f11 AI~Oeml011 CREmNC CARD$ 8 tHh" av. ger well wedtl<f'lg , an1 11versar~ et c ro 10 21 c .;~ r d s IH!r bo• "'68~ ... Pin les s. llushable d ill · pers . • pl ~ at e d lor bet1 er fit. iape tabs; abso1bem. • ]4Jt70·1n. Size.' by 611 . 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Favorite ouch ll!ss type For t ahi>Jtop o r IJuH !!l Kale•doscop>c col'or s an d de sr g, i sl 8 -u1 l!l •Ande Ln . ~ Out l4w Prite 2 Pr. 9 "' · ~l lC Stock Up at th •s I<Jw llnre tor swnml!t tl<Cnrc use' fOil SHOOTING DOWI'I HIGH PRICIS AND SA ViNG THEIR CUSTOMERS MOI'IIY !! $5000 ...en PANTV HOSE 97J. 1974 GRADS ~~· JONtS BOYS' ' . Ruth Barry® Sheer-t.-the-Waist HOUSEWARES WANTED '' ' . Daisy Delights 1 SMiifOI'rl, Ohio •• ,)onn t01~• I Ohio •• Joll•~ t~J'• It prs. JoflltrGJ· . HERE ------------------------------------------------ .. . - I I ._ . I ·. , f ' I' . .. I ' , I . ' ., ' I I > .. I· •' ,/ > • • > ' �,) . 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Wedn;sday: May i, 1974 ' ·' Drug ·reform hill needed says Attorney General 6 _The Daily Sentinel, MiddlePort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wedneaday, May I, 1974 · ,_, Th e war agai ns t drug pushers in the Buckeye State is on and if a bill drafted earlier thi s year by Attorncv General William Brown is approved by the Ohio Senate, massive drug reform ca n be expected . House Bill No. 1090, a comprehensive drug bill , was approved 88-3 bv the Ohio · House of Repres~nlatives on Wednesday, Marcli 27, and sent to the Senat e where it awaits action. · Ally. Ge neral Brown has visited leaders in all senatorial districts in the slate, including Dis trict 17 which in clud es Gallia and Meigs Counties, urging approval of the drug reform proposal. Brown urged residents in Gallia and Meigs Counties to contact Sen. Harry Armstrong in Logan and reques t that he appr ove the bill. If approved by the Senate, it could be in effect next September. The bill would make jail se ntenc es mandatory for oersons convicted of corrup- ..... - Cl) ("") ""0 ,., ::1:11 Ill c ("") :;:111:: 6- .-- 0 z 0... n -n ,.;:_ ::1: Ill z -az One critic of t!w bill as il sta nds, is Hcpre::;cnl<.ttin: Alan to !;11 ~:(' popul;1liun rt.• rtte rs. " This is sunwthin).! wh icll musl bt• \\Pr kt•d nut," WclherhoJt con t1r1ued . Meanwhi le. Att y. Gcr1. Rrown continues to push the Norris of Westcl'vi ll r who s::a id U1e bi ll is a ··cop-. )ut'' by gt1ing easy on fi r st- fimc. yout hful mar ij uana u ~crs. S im plt· WILLIAM BROWN ling others with drugs, stea ling drug s, or unlawfully tr afficking in bulk drugs. It would also provide for tr ea tment in lieu of punishment for some defendants who are dependent on drugs . •• •• ·: :· : ; .. ,!,' : possess ion or use of marijuana is a fi rs t degrel' misdemeanor. punishable by a six-month jail se ntence and up to a $1.000 fine . However. the sec tion requires that fir st offenders be given probation as lon g as they arr otherwise eligibfe An amendment, ,,_.l1irh passed 6:! -24, ra1ses tile mandat ory penalty for traffi ckin g in dru gs, except mariju a n e~. fro m 5 to 10 years for the fi rst offense and fr om 7 to 20 years for the second . Gallia Cotmty Prosecutin g Attorney·\. ene Welherholt said the bi ll is "basically-good," but added, " It may be difficult for south easte rn Ohio to obtain age nts when needed ." The Ca llia prose cutor was referring to the fa ct that most · Bureau of Crimina l In · vestigators a re being assig ned bi ll wh ile travt•l in ~ througlruut the Buckeye St;1tr . Meigs l.ast Thur sda y in New;1rk , Brown sa id lli s Bureau or Criminal lnvC'sfi g;_l ti On rHCf! ha:; amassed .sum ~ fri ghtenin g statistics which show the a tturney J..(rne rtll 's ·office needs lo work harder lhcrn l'vcr bt.'fure in fi ghti ng drugs. related illnesses are up 825 pel. Browri sa id that the import.. ~tn cc of the bu reau i s gre~Jter Till'' Sta tis ti cs g<1thcred by llC I indi e<.Jte ·th<Jt dr ug related ~ 00 tlcat hs ha\'C risen hy pet. Barbara r. . Whittinl!;tim to Lawrence- H. Lee, Cora L. Lee, · 4 Acres. Sc ipio . Mildred B. Headley, dec to Clarence M. Head lcv , Ccr t. uf tran s., Orange . Holl and C. Sea rl es to Veva st::U'tecL He said BCI a~ent!1 thr oughout the state lltlve hl..lndlcd more than 13,000 l' iiSC S with et 90 pt't. convictiu11 rall'·in additi on to co nfiscating rnurc than $2. 7 ~ mi llion in drug s. As a result of the rcpurt fro111 BC I. Brown sa id he is ' 1 dispatc hing more BCI a ~enl~ throughout thc s tale tu <tid loccll and .poli ce departnwnl"> Sea rles, 1.25 Acre, Hutland. Veva Searles to Holland C. Sea rles, 21 Acres, Hu tland . Delmar G. Baurn, Kathryn I. Baum to Harley E. Rice, Phyllis E. Rice , Lot 2, Baum's Suu., Chester. Allen E. Ball, Freda Ba ll to Charles H Kuhl , Bess ie 0. Kuhl, :J.O:J Acres, Chesler. 'TAKEN TO HOSPITAL RACINE - The Racine ER squad tr ansported G rc gg Middl eswart , 18, a medi cal patient, to Veterans Memorial Hospi ta l Tuesday at 1:20 p.m . 111C squad answered 16 calls during the month of April . drug traffi c. ti o sa id beca use of their populatirJns , age nts will be' t:onccntrated in Col umbus, Cleveland itnd Cincin nati because. ' '·t l1at's where the·y .!drug pu shers) · C~re.·· Ht · :tlso said thnt he is adding 1/1n·e II L'W re gional labor:1tones fur drug ane~ l ysis. TIJ< • liibs 11"111 he located in the suuthwest, su utheast and eastern ]wrts of the stH tc. Exact locati ons will be an· mnuwed later, he said . nuw thew it wa s in 1971 whe11 it (lur ing the pa st 14 ye'-lrs a nd arresl<; me up 500 pet . Most shocking of a ll , Brown sa id. is that ad'rnissions to slate mental )l()sp it<Jis from drug Property Transfers Phil B. Ba ldwi n, Mar)· R;:ildwin ttl Herber t Stewar t, Elizabet h Stewa r t, Lot 2. Sutton . Minersv ille. Herber t Stewar t, F:lizabeth Stewart to Aaron Kelton. Iri s · Ke lton, Lot 2, Sulton · Minersvill e. Elberfe ld Rea lt y Co. to Harry S. Moore, .Jea n Moore, Lot 133, Pt. Lot 134, Middlepor t. Maude M. Scott, dec. to Esther Bon n Simpson. Dorothy Jean Wal ter, Cer t. of trans., Middleport. Cliff ord E. Wh it ting ton, in cur-rim~ J,) year~ t•xperil•nt·e a s Dt•JH1ly .\udil or Ht:l' li H I.ll ' ,\\, m ~ u ;s A barht•lor is a ft• llnw who ha s Lli scuvc re d Lliat Ull l' of tl w vc r v hj\\' wo rds rh ym i ng wi t II "c u'pid " is ''stup id'' . COIJ\TY .\1 IJITOH Ynur \ 'otr- and 1\pp rPciatcrl ln fiiiPlW I' Pc;L Po l . Adv. :: ::- :·: ;: • USDA GRADE 'A' N m _. ~ ::1::1 _ 8 .... 8 to 14 lb. 8~ c: zc == m > - Lowest Price in Months! Stock Your Freezer!! WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES ..... ~~ Ul ::Ill Ul ,.,. Ul .., :Z:::III -z,.,...... ::1110 ::11: - z -z ~ ->< ::a (I) ,· •, .. BIKE SAFETY DAY PROCLAIMED - RuUan!( Mayor Eugene Thompson has proclaimed April 3().May 7 as Bike Safety Week -in Rutland where members of the Rutland P.T .A. will offer International Bicycle Safety Triangles for sale as & public service fund raising project. Bike Safety Triangles make bike riding safer by making bikes more visible to motorists both day and ni ght. The triangles priced at $1 each are available from any P.T.A. member. Members hope to raise money to be used to buy playground equipmen t, Orders can be placed by calling Joy Mitchell at 742-3884 or Rose Carson at 742-4627 . I'T1 -v c: 1"'1"1 ..· '· -v "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY "SUPER-RIGHT" SMOKED Coo ltetL Htuftl (I) Eastern's hand rated excellent EASTERN - The Eastern ance said: " Band really has a High School Band, directed by lot of class. With your Charles Wills, received a II dedication, you co uld be rating (excellent ) in the stale super.'; music contest Saturday in FLANAGAN TO WFL Gahnna. HONOLULU (UP!) - The The warmup seleCtion by the Hawaiians of the World Footband was Fillmore's "The ball League announced Klaxon," the required number Tuesday the signing of center being "Short Prelude with Ed F1anagan from the National Perspectives" by John Caruso. Football League's Detroit The selected · number of the Lions. Eastern Band was .': In· F1anagan became the lOth traduction and Caprice." A NFL player to sign with the judge on the group's perform- ' Hawaiians. I • Save Heat • . Cool . . I Money! • With INSULATION ALLGOOD • • • • 2 ~:i.$,.89 • • • lb. • . Slieetf, 1Jaen tt~. • . • . . . luut.ka. ' ••• _ · · ·89¢ pkq. I With This Coupon On a 5-lb. BONELESS 1 • Half • • A&P SKINLESS I I NEW SHIPMENT! • s 59 ¢ Shank : !Ca.u.etLHGMt~ I I I : ihru Sat., May 4th : At All A&P WEO Stores. I $1 3 ' Good I I .. ••••••LIMIT ONE COUPQN • • • • • • gallon carton ~ ' > TWIN PACK Cn.e4l TooUtpaaf.e, 2 .~·::; $1 I8 • " Oranges ·Watermelons '" ;, " $1 00 Avocadon Grapefruit • . 8 Yellow Onions • 3";:• 59" Prell Shampoo • • • Prell Liquid •· ,... ..... $159 Sure Deodorant • . Aspirin • • • Efferdent I U'l Comfort Is Yours Year Round • ..... c::a • . ... .- ' j nsulation helps cut heating cost . by keeping out-the Winter cold . . . adds to Summer comfort by· keeping in the cool. Plus it's waterproof, fire retarding . • "" ••• •• • • '• •• •• •• • a• ••• •• •• • •• •• ••• .HOG·G.& ZUSPAN. "'•• MATERIALS CO. ' . 1 J \ . I . ,_ ' I ..I ' I . I \ 11he 0 I 'I -·MASON,. W. VA. . I .· _. 2...,._ 73" ' ANN PAGE .. ' ·Che.M. 1)eb!11Q~"~~ $129 With This Coupon I Good Thru Sat., May 4th AtA&P. 1 ., .. 51 ,. ' ' lws. JANE PARKER A&P FROZEN I I •• ~39· ii~;•rwhip LaChoy SoY Sauce : ...... . , ... ~~~· 49c · laChoy Chop Suey Vegetables ... ":;;. 63c Dinty Moore Beef Stew . .. . .... ,".;: 9Sc Little Friskies Cat Food ...... 4 i:.; $1.45 Genuine Dills ...... .. -:t·$1.05 :~ .. -YALVAILf eom)il';··' f ,I PERSONAL 1 ; · Ivory Soap . l 4- 39c Coupon With i Good Thru Sal., May 4th At A&P WED. r •·YAlVI.Itf I' I · REUSAILE H 1 Nandi Wipes . ""'· , 1 ·" ,..._ 1 ' • ••- ~~~~"cream With This Coupon ' Good Thru Sat., May 41h At A&P: t l-Ib. JANE PARKER, TEDDY BEAR 25< OfF LABEL :1 $1 69C Grape Jelly • • • Apple P1e • • • . .' 89" 2 79C Peanut BuHer . • •~ ,. Sandwich Rolls • !t: 10 gg· 55. Bath Tissue. • :::. · Sliced Strawberries !'i:':. I . · a4-oa. ... n3-5554 ·. W.IIIA8' 1EiiJII8GRI • • • • • ANN PAGE Special Low Prices ' I MARVEL ENRICHED . L•& ~ CLEANSER • I tlllll,lr:;:;:::;;;;;:;;;;~~ I FOR FAST REli EF ,2_E~HURE I A&P TEXAS--NEW CROP • .REG. OR UNSCENTED 15" and 23 1•1-21f4" Thick · 15" and 23"-6" Thick 15" and 23"--3112" Thick •• • • I FRESH RBREGlAS. ROLl·INSULATION .. • .•, I melon I FLORIDA WHITE SEEDlESS SHAMPOO "'• " ggc REO RIPE - FLORIDA VALENCIA CONCENT RATED .. ·.. ~49e. Sliced Carrots ,.~\'1" . . . . . . . . 2 ':'~· 79c A&P Spray Starch . ... , . , . . •:;:· J9c White Vinegar:~.~ .... , .. , , , , , ",:.· JSc A&P Fruit Drinks,.l/:1,., .... 3 ':;::· $1.00 A&P Frozen Cut Corn ... . .. 2 i:_;. 63c 20c Off lAIEL EIGHT O'CLOCK MARGARINI Ajax Uquid Bean Coffee SoH Nu·Maid , ' 39c Coupon ~!-k! ;,;..,... 59• Coopon With This WitH Thi1 'Good Thru Sat., May 4th' Good Thru Sat., May' 4th ' At A&P WED. . AtA&PWEO. 3 .;, $2" With Thll ... Coupon Good Thru Sat., May 4th AtA&PWEO. . ~ss·~~ . Good Thru Sat., May 4th AtA&PWEO. , ' Open 1 •.m. .S P.•m. Mrtn. tttr~ Fri. Close Jlt noon SAturday .. J '( . '" -,. '' ' ··~ I• 'I ' I. ., ' J ' • �,) . 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Wedn;sday: May i, 1974 ' ·' Drug ·reform hill needed says Attorney General 6 _The Daily Sentinel, MiddlePort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wedneaday, May I, 1974 · ,_, Th e war agai ns t drug pushers in the Buckeye State is on and if a bill drafted earlier thi s year by Attorncv General William Brown is approved by the Ohio Senate, massive drug reform ca n be expected . House Bill No. 1090, a comprehensive drug bill , was approved 88-3 bv the Ohio · House of Repres~nlatives on Wednesday, Marcli 27, and sent to the Senat e where it awaits action. · Ally. Ge neral Brown has visited leaders in all senatorial districts in the slate, including Dis trict 17 which in clud es Gallia and Meigs Counties, urging approval of the drug reform proposal. Brown urged residents in Gallia and Meigs Counties to contact Sen. Harry Armstrong in Logan and reques t that he appr ove the bill. If approved by the Senate, it could be in effect next September. The bill would make jail se ntenc es mandatory for oersons convicted of corrup- ..... - Cl) ("") ""0 ,., ::1:11 Ill c ("") :;:111:: 6- .-- 0 z 0... n -n ,.;:_ ::1: Ill z -az One critic of t!w bill as il sta nds, is Hcpre::;cnl<.ttin: Alan to !;11 ~:(' popul;1liun rt.• rtte rs. " This is sunwthin).! wh icll musl bt• \\Pr kt•d nut," WclherhoJt con t1r1ued . Meanwhi le. Att y. Gcr1. Rrown continues to push the Norris of Westcl'vi ll r who s::a id U1e bi ll is a ··cop-. )ut'' by gt1ing easy on fi r st- fimc. yout hful mar ij uana u ~crs. S im plt· WILLIAM BROWN ling others with drugs, stea ling drug s, or unlawfully tr afficking in bulk drugs. It would also provide for tr ea tment in lieu of punishment for some defendants who are dependent on drugs . •• •• ·: :· : ; .. ,!,' : possess ion or use of marijuana is a fi rs t degrel' misdemeanor. punishable by a six-month jail se ntence and up to a $1.000 fine . However. the sec tion requires that fir st offenders be given probation as lon g as they arr otherwise eligibfe An amendment, ,,_.l1irh passed 6:! -24, ra1ses tile mandat ory penalty for traffi ckin g in dru gs, except mariju a n e~. fro m 5 to 10 years for the fi rst offense and fr om 7 to 20 years for the second . Gallia Cotmty Prosecutin g Attorney·\. ene Welherholt said the bi ll is "basically-good," but added, " It may be difficult for south easte rn Ohio to obtain age nts when needed ." The Ca llia prose cutor was referring to the fa ct that most · Bureau of Crimina l In · vestigators a re being assig ned bi ll wh ile travt•l in ~ througlruut the Buckeye St;1tr . Meigs l.ast Thur sda y in New;1rk , Brown sa id lli s Bureau or Criminal lnvC'sfi g;_l ti On rHCf! ha:; amassed .sum ~ fri ghtenin g statistics which show the a tturney J..(rne rtll 's ·office needs lo work harder lhcrn l'vcr bt.'fure in fi ghti ng drugs. related illnesses are up 825 pel. Browri sa id that the import.. ~tn cc of the bu reau i s gre~Jter Till'' Sta tis ti cs g<1thcred by llC I indi e<.Jte ·th<Jt dr ug related ~ 00 tlcat hs ha\'C risen hy pet. Barbara r. . Whittinl!;tim to Lawrence- H. Lee, Cora L. Lee, · 4 Acres. Sc ipio . Mildred B. Headley, dec to Clarence M. Head lcv , Ccr t. uf tran s., Orange . Holl and C. Sea rl es to Veva st::U'tecL He said BCI a~ent!1 thr oughout the state lltlve hl..lndlcd more than 13,000 l' iiSC S with et 90 pt't. convictiu11 rall'·in additi on to co nfiscating rnurc than $2. 7 ~ mi llion in drug s. As a result of the rcpurt fro111 BC I. Brown sa id he is ' 1 dispatc hing more BCI a ~enl~ throughout thc s tale tu <tid loccll and .poli ce departnwnl"> Sea rles, 1.25 Acre, Hutland. Veva Searles to Holland C. Sea rles, 21 Acres, Hu tland . Delmar G. Baurn, Kathryn I. Baum to Harley E. Rice, Phyllis E. Rice , Lot 2, Baum's Suu., Chester. Allen E. Ball, Freda Ba ll to Charles H Kuhl , Bess ie 0. Kuhl, :J.O:J Acres, Chesler. 'TAKEN TO HOSPITAL RACINE - The Racine ER squad tr ansported G rc gg Middl eswart , 18, a medi cal patient, to Veterans Memorial Hospi ta l Tuesday at 1:20 p.m . 111C squad answered 16 calls during the month of April . drug traffi c. ti o sa id beca use of their populatirJns , age nts will be' t:onccntrated in Col umbus, Cleveland itnd Cincin nati because. ' '·t l1at's where the·y .!drug pu shers) · C~re.·· Ht · :tlso said thnt he is adding 1/1n·e II L'W re gional labor:1tones fur drug ane~ l ysis. TIJ< • liibs 11"111 he located in the suuthwest, su utheast and eastern ]wrts of the stH tc. Exact locati ons will be an· mnuwed later, he said . nuw thew it wa s in 1971 whe11 it (lur ing the pa st 14 ye'-lrs a nd arresl<; me up 500 pet . Most shocking of a ll , Brown sa id. is that ad'rnissions to slate mental )l()sp it<Jis from drug Property Transfers Phil B. Ba ldwi n, Mar)· R;:ildwin ttl Herber t Stewar t, Elizabet h Stewa r t, Lot 2. Sutton . Minersv ille. Herber t Stewar t, F:lizabeth Stewart to Aaron Kelton. Iri s · Ke lton, Lot 2, Sulton · Minersvill e. Elberfe ld Rea lt y Co. to Harry S. Moore, .Jea n Moore, Lot 133, Pt. Lot 134, Middlepor t. Maude M. Scott, dec. to Esther Bon n Simpson. Dorothy Jean Wal ter, Cer t. of trans., Middleport. Cliff ord E. Wh it ting ton, in cur-rim~ J,) year~ t•xperil•nt·e a s Dt•JH1ly .\udil or Ht:l' li H I.ll ' ,\\, m ~ u ;s A barht•lor is a ft• llnw who ha s Lli scuvc re d Lliat Ull l' of tl w vc r v hj\\' wo rds rh ym i ng wi t II "c u'pid " is ''stup id'' . COIJ\TY .\1 IJITOH Ynur \ 'otr- and 1\pp rPciatcrl ln fiiiPlW I' Pc;L Po l . Adv. :: ::- :·: ;: • USDA GRADE 'A' N m _. ~ ::1::1 _ 8 .... 8 to 14 lb. 8~ c: zc == m > - Lowest Price in Months! Stock Your Freezer!! WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES ..... ~~ Ul ::Ill Ul ,.,. Ul .., :Z:::III -z,.,...... ::1110 ::11: - z -z ~ ->< ::a (I) ,· •, .. BIKE SAFETY DAY PROCLAIMED - RuUan!( Mayor Eugene Thompson has proclaimed April 3().May 7 as Bike Safety Week -in Rutland where members of the Rutland P.T .A. will offer International Bicycle Safety Triangles for sale as & public service fund raising project. Bike Safety Triangles make bike riding safer by making bikes more visible to motorists both day and ni ght. The triangles priced at $1 each are available from any P.T.A. member. Members hope to raise money to be used to buy playground equipmen t, Orders can be placed by calling Joy Mitchell at 742-3884 or Rose Carson at 742-4627 . I'T1 -v c: 1"'1"1 ..· '· -v "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY "SUPER-RIGHT" SMOKED Coo ltetL Htuftl (I) Eastern's hand rated excellent EASTERN - The Eastern ance said: " Band really has a High School Band, directed by lot of class. With your Charles Wills, received a II dedication, you co uld be rating (excellent ) in the stale super.'; music contest Saturday in FLANAGAN TO WFL Gahnna. HONOLULU (UP!) - The The warmup seleCtion by the Hawaiians of the World Footband was Fillmore's "The ball League announced Klaxon," the required number Tuesday the signing of center being "Short Prelude with Ed F1anagan from the National Perspectives" by John Caruso. Football League's Detroit The selected · number of the Lions. Eastern Band was .': In· F1anagan became the lOth traduction and Caprice." A NFL player to sign with the judge on the group's perform- ' Hawaiians. I • Save Heat • . Cool . . I Money! • With INSULATION ALLGOOD • • • • 2 ~:i.$,.89 • • • lb. • . Slieetf, 1Jaen tt~. • . • . . . luut.ka. ' ••• _ · · ·89¢ pkq. I With This Coupon On a 5-lb. BONELESS 1 • Half • • A&P SKINLESS I I NEW SHIPMENT! • s 59 ¢ Shank : !Ca.u.etLHGMt~ I I I : ihru Sat., May 4th : At All A&P WEO Stores. I $1 3 ' Good I I .. ••••••LIMIT ONE COUPQN • • • • • • gallon carton ~ ' > TWIN PACK Cn.e4l TooUtpaaf.e, 2 .~·::; $1 I8 • " Oranges ·Watermelons '" ;, " $1 00 Avocadon Grapefruit • . 8 Yellow Onions • 3";:• 59" Prell Shampoo • • • Prell Liquid •· ,... ..... $159 Sure Deodorant • . Aspirin • • • Efferdent I U'l Comfort Is Yours Year Round • ..... c::a • . ... .- ' j nsulation helps cut heating cost . by keeping out-the Winter cold . . . adds to Summer comfort by· keeping in the cool. Plus it's waterproof, fire retarding . • "" ••• •• • • '• •• •• •• • a• ••• •• •• • •• •• ••• .HOG·G.& ZUSPAN. "'•• MATERIALS CO. ' . 1 J \ . I . ,_ ' I ..I ' I . I \ 11he 0 I 'I -·MASON,. W. VA. . I .· _. 2...,._ 73" ' ANN PAGE .. ' ·Che.M. 1)eb!11Q~"~~ $129 With This Coupon I Good Thru Sat., May 4th AtA&P. 1 ., .. 51 ,. ' ' lws. JANE PARKER A&P FROZEN I I •• ~39· ii~;•rwhip LaChoy SoY Sauce : ...... . , ... ~~~· 49c · laChoy Chop Suey Vegetables ... ":;;. 63c Dinty Moore Beef Stew . .. . .... ,".;: 9Sc Little Friskies Cat Food ...... 4 i:.; $1.45 Genuine Dills ...... .. -:t·$1.05 :~ .. -YALVAILf eom)il';··' f ,I PERSONAL 1 ; · Ivory Soap . l 4- 39c Coupon With i Good Thru Sal., May 4th At A&P WED. r •·YAlVI.Itf I' I · REUSAILE H 1 Nandi Wipes . ""'· , 1 ·" ,..._ 1 ' • ••- ~~~~"cream With This Coupon ' Good Thru Sat., May 41h At A&P: t l-Ib. JANE PARKER, TEDDY BEAR 25< OfF LABEL :1 $1 69C Grape Jelly • • • Apple P1e • • • . .' 89" 2 79C Peanut BuHer . • •~ ,. Sandwich Rolls • !t: 10 gg· 55. Bath Tissue. • :::. · Sliced Strawberries !'i:':. I . · a4-oa. ... n3-5554 ·. W.IIIA8' 1EiiJII8GRI • • • • • ANN PAGE Special Low Prices ' I MARVEL ENRICHED . L•& ~ CLEANSER • I tlllll,lr:;:;:::;;;;;:;;;;~~ I FOR FAST REli EF ,2_E~HURE I A&P TEXAS--NEW CROP • .REG. OR UNSCENTED 15" and 23 1•1-21f4" Thick · 15" and 23"-6" Thick 15" and 23"--3112" Thick •• • • I FRESH RBREGlAS. ROLl·INSULATION .. • .•, I melon I FLORIDA WHITE SEEDlESS SHAMPOO "'• " ggc REO RIPE - FLORIDA VALENCIA CONCENT RATED .. ·.. ~49e. Sliced Carrots ,.~\'1" . . . . . . . . 2 ':'~· 79c A&P Spray Starch . ... , . , . . •:;:· J9c White Vinegar:~.~ .... , .. , , , , , ",:.· JSc A&P Fruit Drinks,.l/:1,., .... 3 ':;::· $1.00 A&P Frozen Cut Corn ... . .. 2 i:_;. 63c 20c Off lAIEL EIGHT O'CLOCK MARGARINI Ajax Uquid Bean Coffee SoH Nu·Maid , ' 39c Coupon ~!-k! ;,;..,... 59• Coopon With This WitH Thi1 'Good Thru Sat., May 4th' Good Thru Sat., May' 4th ' At A&P WED. . AtA&PWEO. 3 .;, $2" With Thll ... Coupon Good Thru Sat., May 4th AtA&PWEO. . ~ss·~~ . Good Thru Sat., May 4th AtA&PWEO. , ' Open 1 •.m. .S P.•m. Mrtn. tttr~ Fri. Close Jlt noon SAturday .. J '( . '" -,. '' ' ··~ I• 'I ' I. ., ' J ' • �.. ,............. . .• The Daily Sentinel. Mirl<ticport-Puml'rOy, 0 .. Wt•dnt·sday , May l. 1974 JACKSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT W. VA. MAIN STREET MASON W. VA. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALLIPOLIS . .. .. . . . . ··~ ·· --::.. STA·RTS THURSDAY MORNING 10 AMPLAN NOW TO BE HERE . Youth s. Boys. Mens. Low Cut BLOW CUT .PRICES 'ARE IN EFFECT THURSDAY 10 AM 3L ~-- • DON'T MISS THIS MONEY SAVING EVENT! PLENTY OF · FREE PARKING NO METERS! . .-. ~· . . ·· '' '' . COMPARE! WE'LL .SAVE YOU MONEY ~VEP.Y OAY! A DISCOUNT OfPART M f. NT 5 TOQf . . " $ 87 or RED Sou nd Explosion Savings Riot! Fully Guaranteed 8 TRACK STEREO TAPES TENNIS SHOES TIONS ONLY ~----------~~~ A VALUE - Compare At $1.99! SPECIAL PURCHASE 1 , .. MENS HANES T-SHIRTS x 25 Feel Reg ular $2.77 Save Cash Now EXTRA LARGE SLEEVELESS TOPS Save 70c On Each. One! . Regular $2 .94 87 Several Shapes and Colors Tints For Sun Days MOULDED HANDLE $222 PACKAGE OF SUNGLASSES 30 QUART SIZE COOLER CHEST . Three Dog Niqht. Lynn Anderson. Charlie Pride, Blackwood Brothers . St ep penwolf, Roy Clark . lore lt a Lynn , John De11ve r . Os mond s, Car-pen ter s, Rare Ea rth , Buck Owe ns, Elvi s, Beatles. Neil Diamond , Ha nk William s. Stevi e Wonder , Tamm y Wynetfe and m .:1ny .mo re! . Mens, Womens, Teens STYROFOAM PICNIC NYLON REINFORCED SLIGHT IRREGULARS · $4.49 Pkg . If Perfect Big Variety! Many Frames ¢. · s· 24 Paste l so lid colo rs lor the bigger woman. Sizes 40 to 44 in a wide variety of _shadeo;.. Comfort for hot COMPL ETE NEW TIONS VALUES TO 53 .98 days . MEN'S CUFFED FLARES POLYESTER PANTS . Regular $14.00 . "Wrangler" Brand "GAY PRODUCTS" BELLEAIR GROUP $5 99 Double knit polyester in checks or plaids . Fashion cu~fs Now at tremendous . sa vings . NO NUTS OR BOLTS FOR EASY ASSEMBLY SUMMER FURNITURE NON-TILT LAWN CHAIR · Not Available In Ma . \ .(<:1""' . I ··---- i~as'~ ~ tl ~\< ' f •,•.• ·~ Double Braced Loek In Cooslructioo Why Pay More? • Economy priced • R.EGENCY GROUP · BEST GRADE No unpleasant odor . ' )i ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIR White · and 8 Colors $ 77 ' )'J - SliDES A BBQ that stores easily or is portable for your summe·r FAMOUS o GA yu QUALITY OM cookouts . Get yours now while our supply lasts . ~[ W U Cl USII'f GIIDE.BAR REDWOOD FOLDING CHAIR 3 PIECE "SET ALUMINUM LAWN FURNITURE PAPER PLATE HOLDERS $1200 ¢ Regular •7~4' Gal. 27 . Green And While Only REGULAR $14.82-You Save · $2;82 1 inch .......................1a~ 2 inch, ..................... 2.a~ s·s¢ 2%" and 3'.'........... sae VI SIT SHOPP.ERS MART For All Painti . Adds Years And . Color •o 'forgotten' Floors! ·I .e.· . , Qn·. ·. ~ $ 74' '. lus~r remains after repeated washings 4 .-/ \ .I ' . . •• •• l ·'·. · . . TAPE . ~ans~\~ $ } 4 4 99 RUNNER For Halls, Stairways Any Traffic Areas WOMEN'S EXTRA LARGE $}22 SIZE CorD BATTERIES Metal Jacket 25c Value .. fit women who weigh 170 lbs. to 200 lbs. Perfect Qualily . A Sl.47 value. Fashion right in bold new prints, solids, white, collars, 94 $ 94 coors•. SIZES Sm -M-Lg-XL SUN GLASSES AND Misses Sun . 1 Glasses. 22c Pr. I [ . . I .: . \ ., I' • I .. I I. \ •' ' . .. COMPARE OUR PRICES AND SELECTION ' ELECTRIC POPCORN POPPER $ 66 $ 97 $ 87 · · · ·. TO Make Your Own! CHIL TON -lOCUP ~~----------------------- ALL METAL FLAT BOTTOM STYRO-FOAM FORMS CEMETERY VASES Bible Shape Heart Shape Cross Shape AUTOMATIC Whi fe They Last! ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR MFG. LIST PRICE $10 ,95 $ 22 GIFT MOTHER WITH ONE! . POTTED FLOWERS . 9!. . Artificial · Lifelike Poli s hed Alu mi num A b ig Vari ety of different spring and s umme~ flowers in loil wrapped $· pots , A gift that will be e njoyed for UP month s and months. PORTA-FILE ~~~!'m,"x5" $}88 Regular $2 .74 . · OPEN 181(, Inches Tall . Ant iq ue Look Early American Sty le KEROSENE EVERY 44 ldea~l~t~,~~res. $ DecOrator colors of · gold , avocaCio or clear. The . real lv big s iz e . A DISCOUNT DfPART MtNT STORE MAIN SILVER STREET BRIDGE EA. NITE JACKSON UNTIL ~VENUE 9 PM POINT PLEASANt 1W. VA. . MASO~ W. VA. PLAZA GALLIPOLIS '. · lr, . ·14¢ CHILDREN'S Summer color tones. etc. Made to fit ond retoln. freshness. Short sleeves of Everyone Is Boxed! Rose and PalmsArcea SpraysLook Around · Price Our CompetitorsA Vast .Army of Colors and Types All Metal . With Lock The Queen Size Model to Polyesters or Cotton and Polyester Blend · Easv care- Permanent Press; of course . . SPRAYS - WREATHS CROSSES ' PANTY HOSE .,\\HI'S . Your ' Choice! SIZE 24X60 CANDY STRIPE RUG TO UP TO 32 INCH LENGTH Comple te with cord . r 24$ !!}; !!IIMntNI'~'J'· on,d ~MJ'' ·. While Quantity La sts! +Orange . +Avocado +Yellow By Chilton $ 27 NOT JUST A HANDFUL :_ BUT DOZENS OF COLORS & STYLES IN OUR SELECTION I A $7.95 Valu e! Xtra Large Size X-XX-XXX ,lltJIIf'''Citllfs. •• BASEBALL OUR STORES ARE LOADED WITH NEW SPRING GOWNS High .. V-necks, 3 button p lackets . A shirt for every style of casual wear . RUBBER SOFTBALL MASKfNG NYLON TRICOT $224 $294 .· AND STAY HEAL THY! PLAY TENNIS OFFICIAL HORSEHIDE Regular 44c PICNIC . JUG pnnt fronts , solid color or stripes. All Sizes. Favorites for warm weather. Com~~b~~tlo~~t~~s. ~~~n~!.~ $ Yards A · Very Special Buy! . Gift Mother With One GALLON AND $ 00 We carry A Huge Collection Of . Budget Priced Sportswear! •• • " C~oose hi _ s cool 't ank tops from novelty 29~ ROLL ovonly withou1 11)111!1 • . ¢ ing, abrasion • Brushes or rolls on • . , . ~r n 2 kits for chair 4 kits for chaise from ·moisture, grease, Stains • Resists chipping. crack - • . I WEBBING ' Long·lasting prOtectiOn ' I ~ Repair Yours! Polypropylene GALLON t • •• 1 Year Each . · Guarantee 5 Ply Nylon String ADULT$224 SIZE 112 ¢ DON'T MISS THESE! •• MENS TANK TOPS TENNIS RACKET PAINT BRUSH RIOT VALUES TO $2.29 • $ .77 As always , depe nd on Shoppers Mart for floral need s . Thi s group includ es fan shap es, triangles , wreathes or pillow shapes . famou s pant mfg r. Select from po lyester or cotton and po lye ster bl end . If per fect, yo u wou ld pay up to S6 .98 pr. Solid color s. tha t you will like . .. FAMOUS AMOCO TRIPLE INSULATED NATURAL RATTAN Bonus Buy! 7 Day Sale Size 3 Inch. 3'12 Inch or 4 Inch · FLORAL SPRAYS Wom en's Siz e 8 to 18 And Extra Large 32 to 38 A once a yea r buy . Made by a '• . BBQ GRILL ON WHEELS Visit Shoppers Mart First! LARGE PAINT BRUSHES · WOMEN'S SPRING PANTS · • COMPARE I 11 COLORS! 1 TWO PIECE Jamaica length shorts with matching or 3 Position 24 Inch Grill Moves Easily On Wheels SPRAY ENAMEL Speciill Purchilse! contrasting tops . Select from tank fop or • 22" TALL • Flat f.inish washes and scrubs clean • Fast-drying; no irritating odor • Spreadseasily;touch .. ups won't show • Clean equipme nt in .warm soapy water 2 CHAIRS · 1 CHAISE Lifelike . Artificia I Poly · • Up to 20 inches Length TEENS AND WOMEN'S shell type in solids or prints. All Sizes. 6X6 SLAT5--FULL SIZE STURDY TUBULAR ARM YOU CAN'T MISS WITH ALL PURPOSE $394 Useful Gifts For Mother! • 3 POSIT,ION 18" CHROME GRILL AVAILABLE IN 4 COLORS! for a professiona I· looking finish! TO SETS· CW'f ~A~ O C I O!o{O • ALL ASSEMBLED LEGS NOT AVAILABLE IN MASON SIZES 3 to 14 Choo se from jacquard or fa ncy patter ns : Ma d e in USA . Polyester and cellon blend s. Mix or matc h wit h he r jeans or short s. Pe rfec t quc1l 1ty. SHORT COMPACTLY DOUBLE TUBULAR ARMS Nat. Advertised Glidden ~;· FOLDS $s· 94 FULNLO:,·;~L ~~'i:~s:I:EEBS . d'~ GIRLS KNIT SHIRTS 6 4 4 WE BS x x Blue , Yellow. Tangerine. ·Avocado • Dries in 30 minutes I New Short Slee ve Style s Selec_t fro~ hundreds for your hot weather wearing . Com pare quality , fabric and price - anywhere! TEENS, MISSES $254 AND X- LG. SIZES Rock Gospe l Easy Li stening In str umental THE BIGGEST SELECTION - YOU'll SEE! FOLDING BBQ GRILL • flows on easily eos) r":J FOLDING ROCKER TO 24 JAMAICAS OR SHORT SHORTS GLIDE-A-MAliC New!! $ SHORTS ARE COMFORTABLE I"HANG-IT-Ul!J WITH + + + + 88¢ pr int ed pd f te rns. Cannon seconds. . CCUI~e SU~I--1:Yer. •• 18" DIAMETER GRILL 'SAME CONSTRUCTION AND COLORS AS CHAIR LATEX WALL PAINT '· 3 POSITION GRILL MATCHING CHAISE DEPEND . ON GLI DOEN! 94 ,. $ 17 Tangerine , Avocado Blue or Yellow + Country BATH TOWELS :~a'~tifuiSize! Legs Slide Out For Storage FULL SIZE: WATERFALL ARMS Made Of 1 Inch Tubular Aluminum SIZ E 52<52 A $ 1.98 VALUE Solids a nd Prints Prinl.ed Terry! 'POlthallh - 18 INCH WE HAVE MORE COLORS! TABLECLOTHS SELEC - """""'=-=--- -..- ·-,-= WE hAVE MORE STYLES! FOAM BACK PLASTIC . .• .I ' 1 ., '. '' II .. I ' . .I ' ' '' -· \. I ' �.. ,............. . .• The Daily Sentinel. Mirl<ticport-Puml'rOy, 0 .. Wt•dnt·sday , May l. 1974 JACKSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT W. VA. MAIN STREET MASON W. VA. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALLIPOLIS . .. .. . . . . ··~ ·· --::.. STA·RTS THURSDAY MORNING 10 AMPLAN NOW TO BE HERE . Youth s. Boys. Mens. Low Cut BLOW CUT .PRICES 'ARE IN EFFECT THURSDAY 10 AM 3L ~-- • DON'T MISS THIS MONEY SAVING EVENT! PLENTY OF · FREE PARKING NO METERS! . .-. ~· . . ·· '' '' . COMPARE! WE'LL .SAVE YOU MONEY ~VEP.Y OAY! A DISCOUNT OfPART M f. NT 5 TOQf . . " $ 87 or RED Sou nd Explosion Savings Riot! Fully Guaranteed 8 TRACK STEREO TAPES TENNIS SHOES TIONS ONLY ~----------~~~ A VALUE - Compare At $1.99! SPECIAL PURCHASE 1 , .. MENS HANES T-SHIRTS x 25 Feel Reg ular $2.77 Save Cash Now EXTRA LARGE SLEEVELESS TOPS Save 70c On Each. One! . Regular $2 .94 87 Several Shapes and Colors Tints For Sun Days MOULDED HANDLE $222 PACKAGE OF SUNGLASSES 30 QUART SIZE COOLER CHEST . Three Dog Niqht. Lynn Anderson. Charlie Pride, Blackwood Brothers . St ep penwolf, Roy Clark . lore lt a Lynn , John De11ve r . Os mond s, Car-pen ter s, Rare Ea rth , Buck Owe ns, Elvi s, Beatles. Neil Diamond , Ha nk William s. Stevi e Wonder , Tamm y Wynetfe and m .:1ny .mo re! . Mens, Womens, Teens STYROFOAM PICNIC NYLON REINFORCED SLIGHT IRREGULARS · $4.49 Pkg . If Perfect Big Variety! Many Frames ¢. · s· 24 Paste l so lid colo rs lor the bigger woman. Sizes 40 to 44 in a wide variety of _shadeo;.. Comfort for hot COMPL ETE NEW TIONS VALUES TO 53 .98 days . MEN'S CUFFED FLARES POLYESTER PANTS . Regular $14.00 . "Wrangler" Brand "GAY PRODUCTS" BELLEAIR GROUP $5 99 Double knit polyester in checks or plaids . Fashion cu~fs Now at tremendous . sa vings . NO NUTS OR BOLTS FOR EASY ASSEMBLY SUMMER FURNITURE NON-TILT LAWN CHAIR · Not Available In Ma . \ .(<:1""' . I ··---- i~as'~ ~ tl ~\< ' f •,•.• ·~ Double Braced Loek In Cooslructioo Why Pay More? • Economy priced • R.EGENCY GROUP · BEST GRADE No unpleasant odor . ' )i ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIR White · and 8 Colors $ 77 ' )'J - SliDES A BBQ that stores easily or is portable for your summe·r FAMOUS o GA yu QUALITY OM cookouts . Get yours now while our supply lasts . ~[ W U Cl USII'f GIIDE.BAR REDWOOD FOLDING CHAIR 3 PIECE "SET ALUMINUM LAWN FURNITURE PAPER PLATE HOLDERS $1200 ¢ Regular •7~4' Gal. 27 . Green And While Only REGULAR $14.82-You Save · $2;82 1 inch .......................1a~ 2 inch, ..................... 2.a~ s·s¢ 2%" and 3'.'........... sae VI SIT SHOPP.ERS MART For All Painti . Adds Years And . Color •o 'forgotten' Floors! ·I .e.· . , Qn·. ·. ~ $ 74' '. lus~r remains after repeated washings 4 .-/ \ .I ' . . •• •• l ·'·. · . . TAPE . ~ans~\~ $ } 4 4 99 RUNNER For Halls, Stairways Any Traffic Areas WOMEN'S EXTRA LARGE $}22 SIZE CorD BATTERIES Metal Jacket 25c Value .. fit women who weigh 170 lbs. to 200 lbs. Perfect Qualily . A Sl.47 value. Fashion right in bold new prints, solids, white, collars, 94 $ 94 coors•. SIZES Sm -M-Lg-XL SUN GLASSES AND Misses Sun . 1 Glasses. 22c Pr. I [ . . I .: . \ ., I' • I .. I I. \ •' ' . .. COMPARE OUR PRICES AND SELECTION ' ELECTRIC POPCORN POPPER $ 66 $ 97 $ 87 · · · ·. TO Make Your Own! CHIL TON -lOCUP ~~----------------------- ALL METAL FLAT BOTTOM STYRO-FOAM FORMS CEMETERY VASES Bible Shape Heart Shape Cross Shape AUTOMATIC Whi fe They Last! ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR MFG. LIST PRICE $10 ,95 $ 22 GIFT MOTHER WITH ONE! . POTTED FLOWERS . 9!. . Artificial · Lifelike Poli s hed Alu mi num A b ig Vari ety of different spring and s umme~ flowers in loil wrapped $· pots , A gift that will be e njoyed for UP month s and months. PORTA-FILE ~~~!'m,"x5" $}88 Regular $2 .74 . · OPEN 181(, Inches Tall . Ant iq ue Look Early American Sty le KEROSENE EVERY 44 ldea~l~t~,~~res. $ DecOrator colors of · gold , avocaCio or clear. The . real lv big s iz e . A DISCOUNT DfPART MtNT STORE MAIN SILVER STREET BRIDGE EA. NITE JACKSON UNTIL ~VENUE 9 PM POINT PLEASANt 1W. VA. . MASO~ W. VA. PLAZA GALLIPOLIS '. · lr, . ·14¢ CHILDREN'S Summer color tones. etc. Made to fit ond retoln. freshness. Short sleeves of Everyone Is Boxed! Rose and PalmsArcea SpraysLook Around · Price Our CompetitorsA Vast .Army of Colors and Types All Metal . With Lock The Queen Size Model to Polyesters or Cotton and Polyester Blend · Easv care- Permanent Press; of course . . SPRAYS - WREATHS CROSSES ' PANTY HOSE .,\\HI'S . Your ' Choice! SIZE 24X60 CANDY STRIPE RUG TO UP TO 32 INCH LENGTH Comple te with cord . r 24$ !!}; !!IIMntNI'~'J'· on,d ~MJ'' ·. While Quantity La sts! +Orange . +Avocado +Yellow By Chilton $ 27 NOT JUST A HANDFUL :_ BUT DOZENS OF COLORS & STYLES IN OUR SELECTION I A $7.95 Valu e! Xtra Large Size X-XX-XXX ,lltJIIf'''Citllfs. •• BASEBALL OUR STORES ARE LOADED WITH NEW SPRING GOWNS High .. V-necks, 3 button p lackets . A shirt for every style of casual wear . RUBBER SOFTBALL MASKfNG NYLON TRICOT $224 $294 .· AND STAY HEAL THY! PLAY TENNIS OFFICIAL HORSEHIDE Regular 44c PICNIC . JUG pnnt fronts , solid color or stripes. All Sizes. Favorites for warm weather. Com~~b~~tlo~~t~~s. ~~~n~!.~ $ Yards A · Very Special Buy! . Gift Mother With One GALLON AND $ 00 We carry A Huge Collection Of . Budget Priced Sportswear! •• • " C~oose hi _ s cool 't ank tops from novelty 29~ ROLL ovonly withou1 11)111!1 • . ¢ ing, abrasion • Brushes or rolls on • . , . ~r n 2 kits for chair 4 kits for chaise from ·moisture, grease, Stains • Resists chipping. crack - • . I WEBBING ' Long·lasting prOtectiOn ' I ~ Repair Yours! Polypropylene GALLON t • •• 1 Year Each . · Guarantee 5 Ply Nylon String ADULT$224 SIZE 112 ¢ DON'T MISS THESE! •• MENS TANK TOPS TENNIS RACKET PAINT BRUSH RIOT VALUES TO $2.29 • $ .77 As always , depe nd on Shoppers Mart for floral need s . Thi s group includ es fan shap es, triangles , wreathes or pillow shapes . famou s pant mfg r. Select from po lyester or cotton and po lye ster bl end . If per fect, yo u wou ld pay up to S6 .98 pr. Solid color s. tha t you will like . .. FAMOUS AMOCO TRIPLE INSULATED NATURAL RATTAN Bonus Buy! 7 Day Sale Size 3 Inch. 3'12 Inch or 4 Inch · FLORAL SPRAYS Wom en's Siz e 8 to 18 And Extra Large 32 to 38 A once a yea r buy . Made by a '• . BBQ GRILL ON WHEELS Visit Shoppers Mart First! LARGE PAINT BRUSHES · WOMEN'S SPRING PANTS · • COMPARE I 11 COLORS! 1 TWO PIECE Jamaica length shorts with matching or 3 Position 24 Inch Grill Moves Easily On Wheels SPRAY ENAMEL Speciill Purchilse! contrasting tops . Select from tank fop or • 22" TALL • Flat f.inish washes and scrubs clean • Fast-drying; no irritating odor • Spreadseasily;touch .. ups won't show • Clean equipme nt in .warm soapy water 2 CHAIRS · 1 CHAISE Lifelike . Artificia I Poly · • Up to 20 inches Length TEENS AND WOMEN'S shell type in solids or prints. All Sizes. 6X6 SLAT5--FULL SIZE STURDY TUBULAR ARM YOU CAN'T MISS WITH ALL PURPOSE $394 Useful Gifts For Mother! • 3 POSIT,ION 18" CHROME GRILL AVAILABLE IN 4 COLORS! for a professiona I· looking finish! TO SETS· CW'f ~A~ O C I O!o{O • ALL ASSEMBLED LEGS NOT AVAILABLE IN MASON SIZES 3 to 14 Choo se from jacquard or fa ncy patter ns : Ma d e in USA . Polyester and cellon blend s. Mix or matc h wit h he r jeans or short s. Pe rfec t quc1l 1ty. SHORT COMPACTLY DOUBLE TUBULAR ARMS Nat. Advertised Glidden ~;· FOLDS $s· 94 FULNLO:,·;~L ~~'i:~s:I:EEBS . d'~ GIRLS KNIT SHIRTS 6 4 4 WE BS x x Blue , Yellow. Tangerine. ·Avocado • Dries in 30 minutes I New Short Slee ve Style s Selec_t fro~ hundreds for your hot weather wearing . Com pare quality , fabric and price - anywhere! TEENS, MISSES $254 AND X- LG. SIZES Rock Gospe l Easy Li stening In str umental THE BIGGEST SELECTION - YOU'll SEE! FOLDING BBQ GRILL • flows on easily eos) r":J FOLDING ROCKER TO 24 JAMAICAS OR SHORT SHORTS GLIDE-A-MAliC New!! $ SHORTS ARE COMFORTABLE I"HANG-IT-Ul!J WITH + + + + 88¢ pr int ed pd f te rns. Cannon seconds. . CCUI~e SU~I--1:Yer. •• 18" DIAMETER GRILL 'SAME CONSTRUCTION AND COLORS AS CHAIR LATEX WALL PAINT '· 3 POSITION GRILL MATCHING CHAISE DEPEND . ON GLI DOEN! 94 ,. $ 17 Tangerine , Avocado Blue or Yellow + Country BATH TOWELS :~a'~tifuiSize! Legs Slide Out For Storage FULL SIZE: WATERFALL ARMS Made Of 1 Inch Tubular Aluminum SIZ E 52<52 A $ 1.98 VALUE Solids a nd Prints Prinl.ed Terry! 'POlthallh - 18 INCH WE HAVE MORE COLORS! TABLECLOTHS SELEC - """""'=-=--- -..- ·-,-= WE hAVE MORE STYLES! FOAM BACK PLASTIC . .• .I ' 1 ., '. '' II .. I ' . .I ' ' '' -· \. I ' �.' llear;ing .on Mason Area DR. LAWRENt:E E. LAMB News, Notes sewerage Difficult case of hypertension . . . d Is awrute Mr s. He ste r Rayburn, a form er resident of Mason, is hospitali1.ed at Moun t Carmel Hospik11 in Columbus, Ohio. She reporledly is seri ously ill. Her room is 55ll B. Mr s. Rayburn has been making her harne with her daughter, Eileen . Mrs. Maxine Arnold vfsited a day with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Radford and fami ly, Mr. and Mrs. George Sisson and family in Pomerov during the death of their gr;ndfather , Henry Canter bury, and attended his funeral. · Recent guests of Mr. and Mr:;;. J . Rnbt•rt Rn~ r h were Mr and Mrs. Burton Webb , Mansfie ld, Ohio, Mr . and Mrs. Paul Randolph of Letart. Mrs ..J. Robert Roach act:ompan ied Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe of Letart, to Bartlett, Ohio to attend the funeral of a cousin, Oris Wolfe . Mr . Wolfe was a brother to Murl Wolfe of Letart. On Sunday, Mr . and Mrs. J. Robert Roac h, Lar ry and Roger visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Love at Pt. Pleasant; Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe and family, Letart ; Mrs. Robert Keyes and Robbie at New Haven. •.\ Lawrenrt• E. Lamb. M.D. DEAR DR . LAMB - I am a B~· fC'mclle 23~year ~ o ld with no obstru ction Hf till' elim in:-Jti on of uriTTC cith~r at the kidnt•y levl'l or l0\\'\' 1" . The ll<lVE' NEW HAVEN - Types of Willi · (' HI~abif' t':tURC'S nf high se wage trea tment plants, their blood pr~~s url' an~ few l:(!lll- , rusts and operational data were reviewed at a called rneeting of the New Haven Town Council Monday night. Allen VanHorn, associated with VTN, Inc ., Engineer Firm of Charleston, reported on Phases I and 2 of the survey and ev"luation of secondary sewe rage treatment plans for New Haven. Present were Mayor John Thorne, Reco rder , Jane Russell and Councilmen John Roush, Harold Moxley, Wayne Carter , David Simonton and Charles Smith. The next action will be for the Town of New Haven to wait for a hearing set for May 10 for the Division of Water Resources to determine if New Haven will be on the priority list for a federal construction grant. After hearing VanHorn 's report, Wayne Carter moved for Town Council to move forwa r d wi th Appalac hian Power Company and work on Secondary sewerage treatment Plan I and to accept Appalachian Power 's offer to help New Haven with one-half of town's portion of costs up to $50,000. The motion was seco nded by Moxley and passed . NEW HAVEN - Develop• An amendment to this ment of a playground in the motion by David Simonton Haven Heig hts area here passed to enter into an moved ahead when Mason agreement with the Ap- ~ty Court acceptro a deed pa lachian Power Company the Town of New Haven with the Town of New Haven to for a tract of land being assure New Haven of the developed into a playground. amount of money offered and Basil Robertson, president, to assure Appalachian Power presided when Walden Roush tha t the town of New Haven and Howard Schultz discussed would pursue the second the proposed Farm Museum. trea tment plan as far as Roush pr esented ctata on Governmental agencies will specifications for a building. permit at this time. Primary sewage faci li ties of New Haven will be offered to Appalachian Power to tie ln to a sanitation sewerage system. pah' d to those who ha\'e hi~h essent ial hypertension of O\' f.' l' kidneys should be cva hw ted ·blood PlfSSUI"l" for unknown one year:·-My fat11ily doC' tor has carefully for the prcselll'l' of cn1d it1Curable rea sons . had a difficult time controlling various kidney diseases. Huwe\'l'!". ttl esc n.•rnaining the disease. I ha\' C b(•en Harely H pf'rson may ha ve a C<ISl'S of esscntial hypertension hospitalized twice and bed- · lwn nr of thr r t•ntt:r of tl1e srt1all ridden on IW.r!1erous urcasions adreilHI glarHI 0\'~'1' tlw kidiii 'Y during the past y('<lf with blood that f)(llii'S out l'Xt'l'SS pressure readings as high as arlrenalin . These tumors m· 2~0- 13 0. I am taking daily eight dina rily are nut llliilignant I.JUt • Aldomet 250, four El.avil 25, U1ey can c;:JUse persistently three Uwroid, and one Esidri x. '1 am ob~se and h~ ve beE:"n on a weight~reducti o n prognun . My weight loss hasn ' t .:1ffcetecl tht> hypertension. Do you think l:onsul ting <1 speciali st r once rnin g 111y condition ,~,-· otild be helpful'! The doctor who is tre<Jting me is in family medicine . I hav e already been throu g h a hypertens ion workup \vhil e hospitalized during October 1972. Wha t is your opin ion on tht> severity of my problem? Do you think there is much chance that the hyper tension might improve or can I only expect to ge t worse as I ge t older? Can you make anY, suggestions that m1ght be of some help in the co ntrol of essential hypertension? DEAR READER - I can understand your distress . The term essential hyper tension is used for high blood pressure when the callS€ can't really be iden tified. Its occurrence in a young woman is fair ly uncomm.on. It's difficult to say if you should be seeing a specialist. Si nce you are concerned about til is I think you should ask your fam ily doctor to arrange fo1· a consultation with a hear t specialist. There are a number of very excellent ones in your town. Your doctor is proceeding in the right manner. It is important to know ju.s t what your hypertension workup included. It should have included an X· ray study using dye in your kidneys, and a careful examination of the bladder region to be certain that you elev<Jlcd blood press llt'r or attacks of high blood pressu're . The te~ds for su cl1 tum ors .:we chemit<ll. Some a uth orities think that snwll overactive parts of the . outer lnyer of the adrenal gland can also be re.-:ponsible for elevated pressure. Unfo rt.nn<Jtrlv . the ·ppno l(l ran often be rn:m:rge<l by a of t·uml.J in ution nwdidnes . The oflen !Jin~;~tiull d iffer e n t rig ht eom- vt~ries for d i f~ feren l p:J iients. and the doctor hHs the job of cH r efully C\la\uating the effe c ts of medicines as he goes along. It is possible thal you are not yet on tht.> best combination for you . But. any doctor will need time to evaluate each change in medicine or Hmoun t to e1rrive a t the best program for you . Ann Rollins dies Second SYRACUSE - Friends here have learned of the death on April17 of Mrs. Ann Rollins, 66, at the Westminster Terrace , Columbus. Mrs. Rollins wa s tile daughter of the ilate W. J . and Margar et Mai nwaring Lawrence of Syracuse. Mr. Lawrence was pos tmaster here many years. She was the widow of the la te Otmer W. Rollins . Surviving is MASON - The right to read a da ugh ter, Mrs. Betty program of the U. S. Office of Wilhelmy, Columbus ; three Educaiion has moved in to th e grandc hildren ; a · gr eat· County grandchild, and a sister, Mrs. second Mason elementary school, this one at Bertha Lawrence, 717 Neil Mason. Ave ., Columbus. The funeral A program at Leon has services were held in been in operation Since Sep- Columbus with the body being tember and because of its brought to Beech Grove success and the success of Cemetery in Pomeroy for seven other Right To Read burial. Schools in West Virgin ia, the request fQr more funds has M.;q or Le a g ue Leader~ _been approved. By U ni ted P ress Intern ati on a l The Mason Elemen tary L e a di ng Ba tten Nat iona l L ea au e . . School staff will be attending a g. ab r. h. Pet . development wo rks hop at Re itz. SI.L 22 84 9 35 . 417 Marsha ll Univers ity, Satur- H ebner .• Pit 17 72 15 27 . 37 5 it h , SI. L 22 90 15 33 .367 day, June 15, with teachers Sm Gross, Hou 20 66 13 24 .3 64 Unser , Ph il 17 58 12 21 . 302 from Leon and CentraL , SF 22 95 15 3t1 . 358 Central School plans to Maddox Grubb,SD W I 73 13 26 .356 23 97 9 34 .351 participate in the Right to Garr, All ,Atl 22 77 17 27 .351 GRUEN SIGNED Read program even though it Baker Ro~e. Cin 19 8 1 15 28 .Jt16 DETROIT (UP!) The Am eri can L eague will receive no federal funds . g , a b r . h. pel . Michigan Stags of the World Carew, M in 21 86 12 35 396 Hockey Association Tuesday Jacksn ..Oak 20 79 1!1 31 .392 St itntn, Ca l l7 59 12 23 .390 signed Danny Gruen, a for· Fr eet1an , Det 17 50 .5 18 .360 · ward with the Detroit Red Hnd r sn, Chi 21 78 12 28 .3 59 Pn ie la N Y 15 56 6 20 . 357 Wings of the National Hockey Gr ic h , Bal 19 68 12 2t1 .353 League, to a· mu ltiyear con- program approved fi& AUTO BANK O l iva,Min 14 40 Spikes, Cle 21 0 14 .350 8 1 11 28 ,3t1 6 Yaz. Bos 22 70 12 24 .343 H<lm e Run ~ • Nation al L ea gu e : Aaron, Atl, Perez , Cin and Wvnn , LA 7; Garvey , LA and Hebner ,- Ptt 6. Am erica n L ea gue : . Nemes, NY 11 ; Jackso n , Oak 10 ; Yas trzems'ki. 8os and Bur roughs, Tex 6; Dun ea n , Clev and Horton, Det 5. Run s Ba lled In DRIV E-IN HOURS : Mon . to T hu rs . 9 1o 3-Fri dav 9 to 7 Sat urd ay 9 to 12. CASH GIVE AWA Y Nati onal Deed given to county court off action on salaries PT. PLEASANT - Mason County's Board of Education , studied sa laries for most of tile time at Monday night's meeting but sc heduled another meeting next week to take officia l ac tion. Discuss ion s pertaining to the malter of Auxiliary and School Service Personnel contraclc; and job assi grunents, wi th regard to a normal working day for each job to comply witil House Bill212 highlighted most · of the nearly four~hour sess ion . Earlier,• at a meeting last week , the board had requested Reba Fox, budget director, to prepa re data conce rning Auxiliary and _School Serv ice Personnel salaries as related to hours expended . But af ter s tudy . of the prepared lists, some of the board members found they added to the confusion. F inally, Robert Adkins asked Mrs. Fox to pull the cards between now and Monday supplying the board with "figures in black and wh ite for every employe." Adkins said of tbe lists prese nted last nigh t it wasn't clear whether or not levy money, increment, and other increases were iilcluded in the salaries shown. The new lists . will be hand delivered to board members Friday for weekend study, before Monday 's mee ting. CHILD CARE - A Ch ild Care Center Projecf was conducted recently at Meigs High School by the Freslunan Home Economics class, taught by Mrs. Frances Roberts and student teacher Miss J udy De nick. Pictured are, 1-r , Melame Simmons (student ), Angie McDona ld, Michele Clemons and Pam Offenberge r (student). They are playmg w1th refrigerator and stove constructed by older students. ' I Shor t or Lonq Sleeves The <. o ~ u a l roo K 1or J CO n ~ an d f o~ h ipn pcrnl ) CliiO rlob le m vthi te and p r1111> 'Ni th long porn t an d nove lty co ll ar-~. Choose f rom ~ r z e!. 32t o 38 . S]~9 r HECK'S REG. $5. 88 ' I. .. Sale at Chapman's CLOTHING DEPT. HECK ' S REG. $ 14 .99 Cl 0 THINC DEPT. l ' GROUP '\' 200PAIRS ' · I ·. 1-' f,l BOYS ~NO Y2 i. ·1''1 · ·'. ' -·1' ''' f SHOES Preparations are bei ng made to advertise for bids. Richard Grinstead reported on the Civ il Defense program in Mason Coun ty. Grinstead said emergency vehi cles in both Mason and New Ha ven are being used extensively. ' ,, ' Children's ' • • -~ · ::::--~_______) LADIES' GIRLS DRESSES AND SHIFTS ' i~ Com fo rt and great looks PRICE a lm ost too much to expect from these d re~ s e~ and sh ifi s o f see rsucker and denim . Stylish house d res'>e s to do the merkel · ing , lrght h ousekeeping or to put o fre sh one en when hubby come s home. Sizes 12·20 , 16 11, .24 v, & 46 · 52 . Choose f rom prinl5 & so lid CLOTHING DEPT. S]44 s ~' · TO I GROUP WOMEN'S colo r~ HECK ' S REG . TO $ 7 .99 FROM - • SHOES l1y /, _dn vid $5 OF pr. HALF SLIPS . Values to 16.99 $14.95 Dress, Sport, Clogs lo porlruy your fa"m ily's story in bm utiful hirtlrm onth colors . I / Make way for Mother·- in the se so ft , sle eve le'>s whipped cream dresses. These lovely pr ints end solids might ju st make Mother's Dayl Sizes 12 ·20 and 14 1ection from short or v,. . overage lengths . White~ and po~ t el~ . Tailored ond lace tr im. .Stzes, S·M·l. Leagu e : . Cedeno . CHAPMAN'S 2211 .· HECK' S REG. $1.88 SHOES P itching Na ti ona l L.ea g ue: -J ohn, LA 5· 0; Sutton , LA and Cal dwe lL SF WHIPPED CREAM DRESSES· Hur ry to moke your se · 20% OFF TO ALL GRADS Am erica n L eagu e: Jackson, Oak 27; Nett les, NY 23; Bur r oughs , Tex 20 ; Yast rzem ski , Bos 19; Robinson. Ca l and His l e, Minn 18 . LADIES' LADIES' NYLON tr~rt.. St .L 19. pomeroy national · bank SHIRTS Aller t he dark . d rea ry wrntt' r . the lrght a nd fr vllt onP\ u~ lrl'\h U\ n co untr y q o rde 11 Sprm g rlll~ u m n ru:>w beg i nning '>0 blo<osom in th e'R 2 pc sk i r t >C i s f o r the yo v11g iv nr o r look A Wrd C se lec tr o n o f ~ h o rt ~ l eeve an d lo ng ~ lc e ve skrrt se h rn Po lyest er a nd Je r-;cy P r rnt ~ an d So l id~ S rzc ~ 5 13 a nd 7· 15 · I Comucopia Family Pin 1:-".<tJec irr// y crf'ftlerl LADI ES' I • The signing of the 21-yearold Grue~ , who was called up to the Red Wings fro m the Tidewater Wings of the American Hoc)<ey League Feb. 17, was announced by Stag 's owner Charles H. Nolton. PLENTY OF FREE PARKIN G ' forbidden by his na tive RoRIGHTS ACQUIRED NEW YORK (UP! ) - The mania to join World Team New York Sets of World Team . Tennis, the Sets gave up an Tennis Tuesday acquired th e wrdisclosed amount of cash, a negotiation rights to fiery llie 1975 first-round draft pick and Nastase from the Hawaii Leis. an unsigned player from their In order to obtain the rights current draft list . to Nastase, who so far has be~n Hou 24; Wynn , LA 21; Perez , Cin an d Garvey, LA 20; Smi th, Each week, $20 fi rst .,rize, $10 s~~on d , S5 l~ i r d. Register free. Winne rs ~ ill be noflf1 ed. Dr~w mg s April6 , 13, 20, 27, M ay 6 . Dr ive m , fry l h1 s n ew conven ient service. PRICES IN EFFECTTHROU GH SUNDA Y, MAY S ES ST LADI ES' TWO PIECE SKIRT SET CHOICE ' ClOTHINC DEPT. POMEROY $ 566 fAC H ClOTHING Dl/'1. HECK 'S REG . $ 8 .99 . ' :f ' Phebe Says: RACINE FOOD MARKET INVITES YOU TO VISIT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIALS NOTICE OUR COMPETITIVE PRICES LET US SACK AND CARRY OUT YOUR GROCERIES and . REG. $3.39 J0-80 Liver, Beef, Chicken KRAF T · SE.ALD SWEET ,We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps '. Prices Effective May 1-8 Monday Thru Friday ' VAN CAMP'S 11 oz. cans .CLOSED SUNDAYS FROSTIE SAVE ' 1.00 Sill INSTA NT kii"•h · W~h ilO.OO or More Order WITII COWOII Miracle Whip BACON Fresh Side Any m ea l tastes good w'ith .. ' j~-······ . hd. - PANT SUITS bch. 19e sleepwear. Soft colo n of blue, pink , moiz.e and mint in gown or baby doll poiomo s. If th e l ong and lovely look i., you the n '>lep into ~pring wi th the se .exciting pont sui ts. Va rie ty is the spice of life .. . so c ho o~e from our " spice" !>electi on of suits in o variety o f ~l yles, fabr ics , pot'terns and color~ . Sized t o fit you , OP LADIES' 5~13. EACH HECK'S REG. $2 .88 ' ClOTHINUEPT. 18 V· · 2~ L COATS.AND JACKETS OFF FantaStic describes these a II we a the~ spri ng coots and lOCket s. ~ tylrng is in a va riety , so ·choo~ from doUble or single breast ed styles or one tha t t ies. Your!. in p lo ids, so lids and pattern s all in ·bright spring co)o rs. Sizes 8 ·1 8 and 16 1,1·· · 24 1 • . HECK'S REG. EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! Size S-M· L 42-48 . CHOICE 10 · 18 ond HECK'S REG . TO $22 .99 300Jo .OFF HECK'S REG , EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! . HECK'S REG. TO $26.99 All t ime favorite. Fine tor barbecu ing. Large Bunch 29e lad ies' lovely linge rte for the ~ f ine >l in $199 WIENERS 20 ct. '1.25 this ! CELERY ' Comfortable ratio n pol y twill in brighl spring colon ond si t es 8· 18. French City lb. 79~ LEITUCE · dr es~ these 24" pa nts with o r withe~ cull . Sliced With eggs , or a sandwich with leHuce & tomato. or therrr up wilh o blouse ond blazer. It flone is to your liking then step out in ' Poplar Sliced Large Size At. ~ac me Foo.d Market 29 ·' SALAD DRESSING 16 oz. bottles MAXWELL HDUSE~cOFf:'EE Ponls fo r tho~ sporty evenh lb, 69~ MIRAClE WHIP ROOT BEER ORANGE, GRAPE With This Coupon When You Buy A 10 Oz . Jar Of SLEEPWEAR . Try a th ick s li.ce g r'illed over charcoal . 99¢ New 4 Pak lADIES' NYlON 89¢ ' Half or Whole LADIES' ~at_ HAMS .. ................... our great spring ' 25oz. 46 oz . can . PANTS Semi-Boneless . PORK & BEANS 9:00 to 7:00 Saturday 9 to 9 10 01, JAR ONLY ~} Cans for . . Right reserved to limit quantities LADIES' Les & Velma a re ready , able, and wi lling to cut and wrap specia 1cuts of the cho icest meat to your~ sat isfaction . Pork prices are down thi s wee k so these liHie pigg ies a r e good bu ys. 8 $100 FOOD DOG ................. MUST·-.": ARD.......................;::.....29t; 39"" GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE 'The Store With A Heart You, WE LIKE" ' I· IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT $259 10 lb., 11 oz. package 11r~IC: .............................................. FAMILY SIZ E ' 1/i' . Nice Yellow . ' . 3 lb• for ......., 011£ COUPON PU FAMilY • OFFU EXJ'!IES . 5-8-74 ,I . 1/ I • '' . ..• ir . \. ·•, ,_. ·- \ ;· ' .I • ' I ' •,./' . 1 • l .' I ~ II ' '. ' / I .I ,,. '. ' . �.' llear;ing .on Mason Area DR. LAWRENt:E E. LAMB News, Notes sewerage Difficult case of hypertension . . . d Is awrute Mr s. He ste r Rayburn, a form er resident of Mason, is hospitali1.ed at Moun t Carmel Hospik11 in Columbus, Ohio. She reporledly is seri ously ill. Her room is 55ll B. Mr s. Rayburn has been making her harne with her daughter, Eileen . Mrs. Maxine Arnold vfsited a day with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Radford and fami ly, Mr. and Mrs. George Sisson and family in Pomerov during the death of their gr;ndfather , Henry Canter bury, and attended his funeral. · Recent guests of Mr. and Mr:;;. J . Rnbt•rt Rn~ r h were Mr and Mrs. Burton Webb , Mansfie ld, Ohio, Mr . and Mrs. Paul Randolph of Letart. Mrs ..J. Robert Roach act:ompan ied Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe of Letart, to Bartlett, Ohio to attend the funeral of a cousin, Oris Wolfe . Mr . Wolfe was a brother to Murl Wolfe of Letart. On Sunday, Mr . and Mrs. J. Robert Roac h, Lar ry and Roger visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Love at Pt. Pleasant; Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe and family, Letart ; Mrs. Robert Keyes and Robbie at New Haven. •.\ Lawrenrt• E. Lamb. M.D. DEAR DR . LAMB - I am a B~· fC'mclle 23~year ~ o ld with no obstru ction Hf till' elim in:-Jti on of uriTTC cith~r at the kidnt•y levl'l or l0\\'\' 1" . The ll<lVE' NEW HAVEN - Types of Willi · (' HI~abif' t':tURC'S nf high se wage trea tment plants, their blood pr~~s url' an~ few l:(!lll- , rusts and operational data were reviewed at a called rneeting of the New Haven Town Council Monday night. Allen VanHorn, associated with VTN, Inc ., Engineer Firm of Charleston, reported on Phases I and 2 of the survey and ev"luation of secondary sewe rage treatment plans for New Haven. Present were Mayor John Thorne, Reco rder , Jane Russell and Councilmen John Roush, Harold Moxley, Wayne Carter , David Simonton and Charles Smith. The next action will be for the Town of New Haven to wait for a hearing set for May 10 for the Division of Water Resources to determine if New Haven will be on the priority list for a federal construction grant. After hearing VanHorn 's report, Wayne Carter moved for Town Council to move forwa r d wi th Appalac hian Power Company and work on Secondary sewerage treatment Plan I and to accept Appalachian Power 's offer to help New Haven with one-half of town's portion of costs up to $50,000. The motion was seco nded by Moxley and passed . NEW HAVEN - Develop• An amendment to this ment of a playground in the motion by David Simonton Haven Heig hts area here passed to enter into an moved ahead when Mason agreement with the Ap- ~ty Court acceptro a deed pa lachian Power Company the Town of New Haven with the Town of New Haven to for a tract of land being assure New Haven of the developed into a playground. amount of money offered and Basil Robertson, president, to assure Appalachian Power presided when Walden Roush tha t the town of New Haven and Howard Schultz discussed would pursue the second the proposed Farm Museum. trea tment plan as far as Roush pr esented ctata on Governmental agencies will specifications for a building. permit at this time. Primary sewage faci li ties of New Haven will be offered to Appalachian Power to tie ln to a sanitation sewerage system. pah' d to those who ha\'e hi~h essent ial hypertension of O\' f.' l' kidneys should be cva hw ted ·blood PlfSSUI"l" for unknown one year:·-My fat11ily doC' tor has carefully for the prcselll'l' of cn1d it1Curable rea sons . had a difficult time controlling various kidney diseases. Huwe\'l'!". ttl esc n.•rnaining the disease. I ha\' C b(•en Harely H pf'rson may ha ve a C<ISl'S of esscntial hypertension hospitalized twice and bed- · lwn nr of thr r t•ntt:r of tl1e srt1all ridden on IW.r!1erous urcasions adreilHI glarHI 0\'~'1' tlw kidiii 'Y during the past y('<lf with blood that f)(llii'S out l'Xt'l'SS pressure readings as high as arlrenalin . These tumors m· 2~0- 13 0. I am taking daily eight dina rily are nut llliilignant I.JUt • Aldomet 250, four El.avil 25, U1ey can c;:JUse persistently three Uwroid, and one Esidri x. '1 am ob~se and h~ ve beE:"n on a weight~reducti o n prognun . My weight loss hasn ' t .:1ffcetecl tht> hypertension. Do you think l:onsul ting <1 speciali st r once rnin g 111y condition ,~,-· otild be helpful'! The doctor who is tre<Jting me is in family medicine . I hav e already been throu g h a hypertens ion workup \vhil e hospitalized during October 1972. Wha t is your opin ion on tht> severity of my problem? Do you think there is much chance that the hyper tension might improve or can I only expect to ge t worse as I ge t older? Can you make anY, suggestions that m1ght be of some help in the co ntrol of essential hypertension? DEAR READER - I can understand your distress . The term essential hyper tension is used for high blood pressure when the callS€ can't really be iden tified. Its occurrence in a young woman is fair ly uncomm.on. It's difficult to say if you should be seeing a specialist. Si nce you are concerned about til is I think you should ask your fam ily doctor to arrange fo1· a consultation with a hear t specialist. There are a number of very excellent ones in your town. Your doctor is proceeding in the right manner. It is important to know ju.s t what your hypertension workup included. It should have included an X· ray study using dye in your kidneys, and a careful examination of the bladder region to be certain that you elev<Jlcd blood press llt'r or attacks of high blood pressu're . The te~ds for su cl1 tum ors .:we chemit<ll. Some a uth orities think that snwll overactive parts of the . outer lnyer of the adrenal gland can also be re.-:ponsible for elevated pressure. Unfo rt.nn<Jtrlv . the ·ppno l(l ran often be rn:m:rge<l by a of t·uml.J in ution nwdidnes . The oflen !Jin~;~tiull d iffer e n t rig ht eom- vt~ries for d i f~ feren l p:J iients. and the doctor hHs the job of cH r efully C\la\uating the effe c ts of medicines as he goes along. It is possible thal you are not yet on tht.> best combination for you . But. any doctor will need time to evaluate each change in medicine or Hmoun t to e1rrive a t the best program for you . Ann Rollins dies Second SYRACUSE - Friends here have learned of the death on April17 of Mrs. Ann Rollins, 66, at the Westminster Terrace , Columbus. Mrs. Rollins wa s tile daughter of the ilate W. J . and Margar et Mai nwaring Lawrence of Syracuse. Mr. Lawrence was pos tmaster here many years. She was the widow of the la te Otmer W. Rollins . Surviving is MASON - The right to read a da ugh ter, Mrs. Betty program of the U. S. Office of Wilhelmy, Columbus ; three Educaiion has moved in to th e grandc hildren ; a · gr eat· County grandchild, and a sister, Mrs. second Mason elementary school, this one at Bertha Lawrence, 717 Neil Mason. Ave ., Columbus. The funeral A program at Leon has services were held in been in operation Since Sep- Columbus with the body being tember and because of its brought to Beech Grove success and the success of Cemetery in Pomeroy for seven other Right To Read burial. Schools in West Virgin ia, the request fQr more funds has M.;q or Le a g ue Leader~ _been approved. By U ni ted P ress Intern ati on a l The Mason Elemen tary L e a di ng Ba tten Nat iona l L ea au e . . School staff will be attending a g. ab r. h. Pet . development wo rks hop at Re itz. SI.L 22 84 9 35 . 417 Marsha ll Univers ity, Satur- H ebner .• Pit 17 72 15 27 . 37 5 it h , SI. L 22 90 15 33 .367 day, June 15, with teachers Sm Gross, Hou 20 66 13 24 .3 64 Unser , Ph il 17 58 12 21 . 302 from Leon and CentraL , SF 22 95 15 3t1 . 358 Central School plans to Maddox Grubb,SD W I 73 13 26 .356 23 97 9 34 .351 participate in the Right to Garr, All ,Atl 22 77 17 27 .351 GRUEN SIGNED Read program even though it Baker Ro~e. Cin 19 8 1 15 28 .Jt16 DETROIT (UP!) The Am eri can L eague will receive no federal funds . g , a b r . h. pel . Michigan Stags of the World Carew, M in 21 86 12 35 396 Hockey Association Tuesday Jacksn ..Oak 20 79 1!1 31 .392 St itntn, Ca l l7 59 12 23 .390 signed Danny Gruen, a for· Fr eet1an , Det 17 50 .5 18 .360 · ward with the Detroit Red Hnd r sn, Chi 21 78 12 28 .3 59 Pn ie la N Y 15 56 6 20 . 357 Wings of the National Hockey Gr ic h , Bal 19 68 12 2t1 .353 League, to a· mu ltiyear con- program approved fi& AUTO BANK O l iva,Min 14 40 Spikes, Cle 21 0 14 .350 8 1 11 28 ,3t1 6 Yaz. Bos 22 70 12 24 .343 H<lm e Run ~ • Nation al L ea gu e : Aaron, Atl, Perez , Cin and Wvnn , LA 7; Garvey , LA and Hebner ,- Ptt 6. Am erica n L ea gue : . Nemes, NY 11 ; Jackso n , Oak 10 ; Yas trzems'ki. 8os and Bur roughs, Tex 6; Dun ea n , Clev and Horton, Det 5. Run s Ba lled In DRIV E-IN HOURS : Mon . to T hu rs . 9 1o 3-Fri dav 9 to 7 Sat urd ay 9 to 12. CASH GIVE AWA Y Nati onal Deed given to county court off action on salaries PT. PLEASANT - Mason County's Board of Education , studied sa laries for most of tile time at Monday night's meeting but sc heduled another meeting next week to take officia l ac tion. Discuss ion s pertaining to the malter of Auxiliary and School Service Personnel contraclc; and job assi grunents, wi th regard to a normal working day for each job to comply witil House Bill212 highlighted most · of the nearly four~hour sess ion . Earlier,• at a meeting last week , the board had requested Reba Fox, budget director, to prepa re data conce rning Auxiliary and _School Serv ice Personnel salaries as related to hours expended . But af ter s tudy . of the prepared lists, some of the board members found they added to the confusion. F inally, Robert Adkins asked Mrs. Fox to pull the cards between now and Monday supplying the board with "figures in black and wh ite for every employe." Adkins said of tbe lists prese nted last nigh t it wasn't clear whether or not levy money, increment, and other increases were iilcluded in the salaries shown. The new lists . will be hand delivered to board members Friday for weekend study, before Monday 's mee ting. CHILD CARE - A Ch ild Care Center Projecf was conducted recently at Meigs High School by the Freslunan Home Economics class, taught by Mrs. Frances Roberts and student teacher Miss J udy De nick. Pictured are, 1-r , Melame Simmons (student ), Angie McDona ld, Michele Clemons and Pam Offenberge r (student). They are playmg w1th refrigerator and stove constructed by older students. ' I Shor t or Lonq Sleeves The <. o ~ u a l roo K 1or J CO n ~ an d f o~ h ipn pcrnl ) CliiO rlob le m vthi te and p r1111> 'Ni th long porn t an d nove lty co ll ar-~. Choose f rom ~ r z e!. 32t o 38 . S]~9 r HECK'S REG. $5. 88 ' I. .. Sale at Chapman's CLOTHING DEPT. HECK ' S REG. $ 14 .99 Cl 0 THINC DEPT. l ' GROUP '\' 200PAIRS ' · I ·. 1-' f,l BOYS ~NO Y2 i. ·1''1 · ·'. ' -·1' ''' f SHOES Preparations are bei ng made to advertise for bids. Richard Grinstead reported on the Civ il Defense program in Mason Coun ty. Grinstead said emergency vehi cles in both Mason and New Ha ven are being used extensively. ' ,, ' Children's ' • • -~ · ::::--~_______) LADIES' GIRLS DRESSES AND SHIFTS ' i~ Com fo rt and great looks PRICE a lm ost too much to expect from these d re~ s e~ and sh ifi s o f see rsucker and denim . Stylish house d res'>e s to do the merkel · ing , lrght h ousekeeping or to put o fre sh one en when hubby come s home. Sizes 12·20 , 16 11, .24 v, & 46 · 52 . Choose f rom prinl5 & so lid CLOTHING DEPT. S]44 s ~' · TO I GROUP WOMEN'S colo r~ HECK ' S REG . TO $ 7 .99 FROM - • SHOES l1y /, _dn vid $5 OF pr. HALF SLIPS . Values to 16.99 $14.95 Dress, Sport, Clogs lo porlruy your fa"m ily's story in bm utiful hirtlrm onth colors . I / Make way for Mother·- in the se so ft , sle eve le'>s whipped cream dresses. These lovely pr ints end solids might ju st make Mother's Dayl Sizes 12 ·20 and 14 1ection from short or v,. . overage lengths . White~ and po~ t el~ . Tailored ond lace tr im. .Stzes, S·M·l. Leagu e : . Cedeno . CHAPMAN'S 2211 .· HECK' S REG. $1.88 SHOES P itching Na ti ona l L.ea g ue: -J ohn, LA 5· 0; Sutton , LA and Cal dwe lL SF WHIPPED CREAM DRESSES· Hur ry to moke your se · 20% OFF TO ALL GRADS Am erica n L eagu e: Jackson, Oak 27; Nett les, NY 23; Bur r oughs , Tex 20 ; Yast rzem ski , Bos 19; Robinson. Ca l and His l e, Minn 18 . LADIES' LADIES' NYLON tr~rt.. St .L 19. pomeroy national · bank SHIRTS Aller t he dark . d rea ry wrntt' r . the lrght a nd fr vllt onP\ u~ lrl'\h U\ n co untr y q o rde 11 Sprm g rlll~ u m n ru:>w beg i nning '>0 blo<osom in th e'R 2 pc sk i r t >C i s f o r the yo v11g iv nr o r look A Wrd C se lec tr o n o f ~ h o rt ~ l eeve an d lo ng ~ lc e ve skrrt se h rn Po lyest er a nd Je r-;cy P r rnt ~ an d So l id~ S rzc ~ 5 13 a nd 7· 15 · I Comucopia Family Pin 1:-".<tJec irr// y crf'ftlerl LADI ES' I • The signing of the 21-yearold Grue~ , who was called up to the Red Wings fro m the Tidewater Wings of the American Hoc)<ey League Feb. 17, was announced by Stag 's owner Charles H. Nolton. PLENTY OF FREE PARKIN G ' forbidden by his na tive RoRIGHTS ACQUIRED NEW YORK (UP! ) - The mania to join World Team New York Sets of World Team . Tennis, the Sets gave up an Tennis Tuesday acquired th e wrdisclosed amount of cash, a negotiation rights to fiery llie 1975 first-round draft pick and Nastase from the Hawaii Leis. an unsigned player from their In order to obtain the rights current draft list . to Nastase, who so far has be~n Hou 24; Wynn , LA 21; Perez , Cin an d Garvey, LA 20; Smi th, Each week, $20 fi rst .,rize, $10 s~~on d , S5 l~ i r d. Register free. Winne rs ~ ill be noflf1 ed. Dr~w mg s April6 , 13, 20, 27, M ay 6 . Dr ive m , fry l h1 s n ew conven ient service. PRICES IN EFFECTTHROU GH SUNDA Y, MAY S ES ST LADI ES' TWO PIECE SKIRT SET CHOICE ' ClOTHINC DEPT. POMEROY $ 566 fAC H ClOTHING Dl/'1. HECK 'S REG . $ 8 .99 . ' :f ' Phebe Says: RACINE FOOD MARKET INVITES YOU TO VISIT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIALS NOTICE OUR COMPETITIVE PRICES LET US SACK AND CARRY OUT YOUR GROCERIES and . REG. $3.39 J0-80 Liver, Beef, Chicken KRAF T · SE.ALD SWEET ,We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps '. Prices Effective May 1-8 Monday Thru Friday ' VAN CAMP'S 11 oz. cans .CLOSED SUNDAYS FROSTIE SAVE ' 1.00 Sill INSTA NT kii"•h · W~h ilO.OO or More Order WITII COWOII Miracle Whip BACON Fresh Side Any m ea l tastes good w'ith .. ' j~-······ . hd. - PANT SUITS bch. 19e sleepwear. Soft colo n of blue, pink , moiz.e and mint in gown or baby doll poiomo s. If th e l ong and lovely look i., you the n '>lep into ~pring wi th the se .exciting pont sui ts. Va rie ty is the spice of life .. . so c ho o~e from our " spice" !>electi on of suits in o variety o f ~l yles, fabr ics , pot'terns and color~ . Sized t o fit you , OP LADIES' 5~13. EACH HECK'S REG. $2 .88 ' ClOTHINUEPT. 18 V· · 2~ L COATS.AND JACKETS OFF FantaStic describes these a II we a the~ spri ng coots and lOCket s. ~ tylrng is in a va riety , so ·choo~ from doUble or single breast ed styles or one tha t t ies. Your!. in p lo ids, so lids and pattern s all in ·bright spring co)o rs. Sizes 8 ·1 8 and 16 1,1·· · 24 1 • . HECK'S REG. EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! Size S-M· L 42-48 . CHOICE 10 · 18 ond HECK'S REG . TO $22 .99 300Jo .OFF HECK'S REG , EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! . HECK'S REG. TO $26.99 All t ime favorite. Fine tor barbecu ing. Large Bunch 29e lad ies' lovely linge rte for the ~ f ine >l in $199 WIENERS 20 ct. '1.25 this ! CELERY ' Comfortable ratio n pol y twill in brighl spring colon ond si t es 8· 18. French City lb. 79~ LEITUCE · dr es~ these 24" pa nts with o r withe~ cull . Sliced With eggs , or a sandwich with leHuce & tomato. or therrr up wilh o blouse ond blazer. It flone is to your liking then step out in ' Poplar Sliced Large Size At. ~ac me Foo.d Market 29 ·' SALAD DRESSING 16 oz. bottles MAXWELL HDUSE~cOFf:'EE Ponls fo r tho~ sporty evenh lb, 69~ MIRAClE WHIP ROOT BEER ORANGE, GRAPE With This Coupon When You Buy A 10 Oz . Jar Of SLEEPWEAR . Try a th ick s li.ce g r'illed over charcoal . 99¢ New 4 Pak lADIES' NYlON 89¢ ' Half or Whole LADIES' ~at_ HAMS .. ................... our great spring ' 25oz. 46 oz . can . PANTS Semi-Boneless . PORK & BEANS 9:00 to 7:00 Saturday 9 to 9 10 01, JAR ONLY ~} Cans for . . Right reserved to limit quantities LADIES' Les & Velma a re ready , able, and wi lling to cut and wrap specia 1cuts of the cho icest meat to your~ sat isfaction . Pork prices are down thi s wee k so these liHie pigg ies a r e good bu ys. 8 $100 FOOD DOG ................. MUST·-.": ARD.......................;::.....29t; 39"" GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE 'The Store With A Heart You, WE LIKE" ' I· IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT $259 10 lb., 11 oz. package 11r~IC: .............................................. FAMILY SIZ E ' 1/i' . Nice Yellow . ' . 3 lb• for ......., 011£ COUPON PU FAMilY • OFFU EXJ'!IES . 5-8-74 ,I . 1/ I • '' . ..• ir . \. ·•, ,_. ·- \ ;· ' .I • ' I ' •,./' . 1 • l .' I ~ II ' '. ' / I .I ,,. '. ' . �• •· ' . I .. .,. / 10 .to PLENTY OP£1DAIL'J 10 TO 9 OF FREE 9 , Of FREE . . SUIDAY PARKING PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH S.UNDA YMAY 5 WHilE QUANTITIES LAST , 'I ' OT I • 36 CUP FO CUTIE PIE PARTY PERK .............. LAMPS $ 99 WITH KNIFE SHARPENER Three lovely COlOrs from I A. G_ LASSWARE · ASSORTMENT King James Version wr itten in such a manner that anyone could understand . White only. ' • TABLE LAMP NOUSEWAIE DEPT. $9488 WAHL F78WH .PRO STYLE HAIR DRYER e e G.E• ELECTRIC MATRIX AUTO TAPE PLAYER . r-.:·-, .;f:.> WITHOUT SPEAKERS A~IO,..Oh! 8 1ro<k tO< l! ocec r oo~ ploy•• . Equ•ppe<l ,.,,rh mo t.. . PcoY' •'~'"" th •ough 2 <peoktr< O< tw · ~- •Te<eo qu~<l- wuod lh <o~g~ • \o.oo <•"· Sli de conl<ol< lm ..,rum~ . l:t olon'" o<> d to ne lllun•n<>ted <olo• ·~ oded c ~ oM!I •nd• cnror Avrom a t•! and manu el cho one I 1el.c•oi I :18 n•gn ' "" g• ound Speu k"" Alw A•<>• Iable Edro la rge Sonnet . . hold~ the biggest rollers mo de E•clu~ive Comfort Ven t kt>eps hea t I ram la ce and neck, Adju5toble Heo t Control for dry ing efficiency Collop~i ble and portable fo r ea sy co rrying and stora ge . e f quoopod ·~ ·•h pe·.,o•lul / , G.E. TOASTER STEAM IRON .• l9 S•eom lien•• Co~ poct powt'r handle , odor, hea t an d greo~!.' rl!mtant 9" hollo·..,. ground ~ t otnle ~ \ 11eel ~ hc rng P'O"d• o•er<ii ,.• .,,., d oU«bw tmn fo• bftro• mota • HECK'S REG. $12.96 blade ~ , • .~•• o m fluttnn - Ur lor' '"""' .t ~ .. n fo, d•r f~o " " "' '" .on ~ • .e · W •oo ! R.01t" Ho el Bo• lmp; 0 • 01 1•ob•l• ty on " " ""9 OOo rd and pro .. d e• o ron o~ no o ot moo M +oo to od ''"'"<r • ! ·>lfOn N oo ~• lo, oHe<' •• o•M•no nrouod bwn onl • f "b"' G u•d • - \1" "' >eloct•d ho ot"'''"''<' io • w•<J• "'""'¥ 01 lab" " $999 HECK'S REG. 1 1.96 $1 0'' s . JEWElRY DEPr. o i~ ( ''"'"'" Q" ~' ·< ''" ' ' ' •n •o•+e•e noe (? mlo••oble He••O io e • PO"'-~' ~ ba ' d' '> o l ~ m111 toq e• f., ., ~ •o bu< l ol hund Co~ ••"' "" ' un oH .,,..,,, •. aJ ""d ''~"' ~II r~tull> $3799 depf.ndob • SLICING KNIFE '-... G.E. q~te t and durnble n yl oo OOu"" Wlo t nr> ohlo I•H " ''" " ~< o "'~ '" Ill . JEWElRY DEPT. HECK'S REG UP TO $1.99 . TIFFANY STYLE ·ClAIROL HOUSEWAREDEPT. CANE LAMPS $1288 $1288 HECK'S REG. $20.80 HECK'S REG. $20.80 9 Pias tre co nstructron . - 9~~ EACH SWAG LAMP $13 HE_ CK'S REG. 1 28 $13 99 .. RIDE'EM TRACTOR . G.E. 99 Sma' rt little sho rt sets in assort· ed styles and color~ .· Years WlniCORD 3 posit i.,.e fi xed heots, wo ~h oble , re· movab le cover, li ghtt>d $'Nilch ond 1 HECK 'SREG. $17.96 yea r wa rra nty . JEWElRY DEPT. HECK'S REG. Automatic hou1eho ld dp~lionce timer, UL oppro...ed, ha ndle s applian ces up to 1875 woth, 4'' hig h, 4 wide . v•." HECK'S $-:.~9 '5.59 . HALTO & SHORT SET Sizes 4-6x ' KENNER 4PACK CHILD'S 14 INCH-~ Rib PICKUP TRUCK 1 H:~::s CLOTHING DEPT. 1':1 oz. HECK'S REG. $49.96 $ 27'' It' , ''ll"'..., ,g ht """ "","' t!' , pra<l r<O I ood ~}C rT<> ble for rht h om ~ ! ~ olfoto ond •>f]t <i-ully l or ! ~ '"".1'"11 Uur able , tclr to le(lfn and procod lor e-e•, (lne Pr od ·J<~• o pmreU luf." "' P'OO 1 o! <0 It ul" c.on• 1- dd\ eogHt co ' Jlt'nl end IO ioi> nroe ""'""'""'"n. Attroctive walnut lin i ~h wood ond mason ite wnwudion. Hold; 48 co r· tr id ge5. Laz y ~u ~on ~w i 11el bo...c . $ Ji~:y HECK'S REG. HECK'S $59.96 JEWElRY DEPr, 1. • . 7 Slzts4-6l DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. TRIPLE HEAD SHAVER 99 4 . HECK' S REG . $26.88 JEWEtRY DEPT. 8.75 oz. GLEEM II $~~~ - r I r • I. •' : ~· ' TRAC II 58• 35' HECK'S REG. $1.88 COSMETIC /JEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. $167 HECK'S REG. $2.3S COSMETIC DEPT. ·,. TOOTHPASTE oz. EDGE 20 SHAVE , REG:·MENTHOL-LIME oz . . LAVORIS . 200fo MORE FREE MOUTHWASH I ·as• HECK'S REG. · HECK'S REG. 88' . HECK'.S REG. $1 , 19 99' COSMETIC DEPT. COSMEriC DEPT. · . COSMtriC DEPT. ClOTNHt' DEPT.. ' '' GILLETTE ' RAZOR HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. TO $2.88 . 7 ANTIPERSPIRANT IALSAM-IIEIIAL-LEMON $109 . Slzes7-14 36's SOFT&DRI SHAMPOO REGULAR-EX. HOLD-UNSC. e I Ill ASSOmD COLOIS , .9( HAIR SPRAY \ Dvroble denim cuffed \~orts with pockt>ts ond beh loops. Sho rts ·also. ho ... zipper front. 120Z. WHITE RAIN ADORN SHORTS .. ' book , Gll"""\1 )'OV' tn<;on•o lu •, ... o1dm1g ~ o co hou,..hold bl>dgel ond lilt hundred< o l o ther P•Ob lf-1"1\lhot need ~i <k ond err or·fre• hg ~nn g II\ " '~ nnd ''' p11ce molr.e tl or.t tl! IMe out\tond.ng <o l<u iC> tor YQ ivel on the marker. CAROUSEL 8-TRACK TAPE CADDY ADDER - . Sizes 7. 14 UMBRELLA SAND PAIL SET . · HECK'S REG. 3.99 . . At lo•t min~'<okulo!or f,r. bo ll. rc<lr' l and YllUI budge!. The llfeomh~ed . lo w or•<ed lr t•o ,;, I 100 ;, o mulh· p"'po,;. wlru lolor d""ll"~rl lo toke the lleodo che1 Ou! o l bo'on(•n{l yov r (he< O JEWElRY DEPT: 13 1 0• $4'' CALCULATOR o tho! til"' ./ .. _..../ / MAN 'S NORELCO ' BAYER PLAY-DOH ]99 The ~tyl ish, comfort you'll ge t from one of the~ hoMer ~ ek is olmost un believo· ble. Assorted. styles ond co lors in the cooles1 sets in town. AliD . JEWElRY DEPT. $ $4.96 $299 Choice s166SET JEWElRY DEPT. SMITH CORONA ELECTRIC CHILDREI'S ASPIRII $319 Sizes 11 to 24 Sizes 2·4 HECK'S REG. 1 LITRONIX 8-DIGIT 24 HR. TIMER - PAD TOPS S'HORT SETS HECK'S REG . $34.96 - I 100 INGRAHAM & I INFANTS & TODDLERS TWO PIECE . d uro blo h g~ ltM I> <I «11< Spe<•ol bo ll••y 10••• '" l u• l und dyn<>"''< 1pooke r Eo1phone ond bo n~ry ·~du ded 99 _y·· · G_ IRLS $]18 H~ p~d c <l pe< >o r r<id• o !or ueyo, t 0~ ~~ ~ 90 Sot,d \lote ... rh o -., HEATING HECK'S REG. $24.60 HECK'S 12·024 P55 Simuhon.ou1ly droe• ond ' 'Y'"' f>"r' wut wire b•u\11 onochmenf to ~room a nd · <>I I he 10~• ri m• . u,.~g ong~lor no•· 1 dtye < con be 11oOd u!)-ri; hl 1<> fuie yOur han d• lor o ther ~rooming d10111 Com~lere wirn d r ~er ond w«e bru1h no , : • le . ~- $29 JEWELRY DEPT. · REG. 17.56 STYLER-DRYER TABLE LAMP ' HECK' S REG. $20.80 TRUCK HAULER 2 PIECE SETS .SHORTS ~ $1288 . PET 271NCH $14'' . WAHL 161NCH SWAG LAMP HECK'S REG. $20.80 s t y le ~ . DEPT. e RADIO INSTAMA TIC KIT -MIRROR ,.,,r, "'"'· <"nd th one r or $~~?96 $15'9 JEWElRr .,. • 161NCH 5eh e HECK'S NOI/SEWAIIE DEPT. HAIR SETTER - PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH ·.·. POCKET PORT ABLE POCKET G.E. MAKE-UP dr y on minvle \ . • 20 <onqle·h..., •~ler chongeable roller! . . 6rurnbo . 10 medru..,;." 1moll ralle11 e eo r corrlllr l <M iro l cegulote• •_olle • heo<. Reooy l· ~h r .; gnol• when rol le" ore hea led 0 o: . boll le ofHoir ,CondOiione• • a . $1288 lrom 4 500 watts of power for fo~ter drying , ea sier ~ t yl· in g . 4 o tta chm enl >: Detongler Com b, Sty ling Comb, Drying Bru ~h anp Spot Curler.' 2 speeds, 2 heots- ~uol 120/ 220 YOiti. ft. cord white. Perfect addition to any room. G.E. PANASONIC MIST WITH 4 ATTACHMENtS HOUSIWAIE DEPT. TABLE LAMP C hoo~e AIR BRUSH lovely cane lamps in colors of natural, a vocado, an d 241NCH SWAG LAMP INFANTS r· 7036 HECK'S REG. 1 99.96 Each ?';' . 271NCH \ JEWELRY DEPT. SCHICK The must to r a hom@ wi th early American furn-it ure . Th e littl e ' BLACK & WHITE TELEVISION NDUSIWARIDIPT. EARLY AMERICAN LAMPS::;;....o"!" 241NCH l $4288 HECK'S REG. $6.99 · ex t ra decor to com · plement your r oom. ' HECK'SREG. $49.88 T-86 • TIFFANY STYLE f I I 12" PANASONIC HECK'S REG. 1 11.99 HECK'S REG. $13.96 F. 7" Round Terrarium With Co ver G. 58 oz. Fairfield Apot hecary Jar H. 7 '-," Pres,c'ut Ash Tray I. 3 Piece Chip N' Doubl e Dip Set Goes beaut ifully wi th the new mod furni ture in a strik i ng smoke co lor. Months 1 E. I 0" Fairf ield Eg g Pl ate ! • FOLDING CAMERA Keep your .,.oco tion memo rie~ lo re.,.er with th is camera . lrn tont prcture~ for the so me price os pr1nh you wo1 t days for . . Automa tic electric eye exposure control . Sha rp th ree t> lemenden\. 8u ilt·in fla sh. · HEAT MASSAGER e B. Footed Bowl C. 8 1 : • " Divided Wexford Relish Dish D 8 y," Fairfield Vase MODERN STYLE LAMPS . $11'' Choice A. 54 oz . Fairfiel d Apo th ecary Jar 88 ~~--~ 0 VALEER DOUBLE SHELF ANCHOR iiOCK/NC FAMILY BIBLE $~!~96 JEWEUIY 66 $ Prt'·regvlo ted shoving cream temperotu·res pll!s Cl heat ing s~dem that shuh off outom ol• · coil)' . Comple tely wOINpr()Of desigr-. _Brod<el lor wa ll mountin g plus omple cord ~to r oge . HECK'S HOUSEWARE DEPT. ' ' Clea n' Opeo5 tall smell all (On~. Ch rome mognet. RIVAL Budget Co'n Ope: ne r Co m?os Pr ecisior1 sharpens non · ~err oted blade s. Zip> opM rom. Click'n Cleon. Chrome magnet. Tab le rest. Cord storage. Ul. HECK'S REG. $4.1 8 H. \ "-j"'~, ' HOUSEWARE DEPT. which t.o cj,oose- lose r blue, a voca· do, and honey gold . HOUSEWARES DEPT. $ MACHIIE U\ IB ony leading 11 andord oero~ol shov e <;ream, 11 oz . or 6 0 '1 , con . liot . mo"t s h o ~ e crea m lor smoother, more comlo"oble shaves. R i.,.a l '~ e~~:du\ive Click ' r1 RAINFLOWER REFRESHMENT SET I HOT LATHER CAN OPENER " 7 PIECE ! G.E. RIVAL HECK'S REG. $5.99 HECK'S REG. $12 . 88 420 78'1 I ' ' I . /' I, . 1! I '' .\ ' , '. I / II I :r .. · \ .. / • II·.· 1 'I j I' .'· .. I .,f' I •' I' • ,. -~, .· · · . \' I. :. ~ ,It 'i .' . . • . . I . ·' ·l: .·•. . ,.· • . J -I- .'" ''· '' n r- \ �• •· ' . I .. .,. / 10 .to PLENTY OP£1DAIL'J 10 TO 9 OF FREE 9 , Of FREE . . SUIDAY PARKING PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH S.UNDA YMAY 5 WHilE QUANTITIES LAST , 'I ' OT I • 36 CUP FO CUTIE PIE PARTY PERK .............. LAMPS $ 99 WITH KNIFE SHARPENER Three lovely COlOrs from I A. G_ LASSWARE · ASSORTMENT King James Version wr itten in such a manner that anyone could understand . White only. ' • TABLE LAMP NOUSEWAIE DEPT. $9488 WAHL F78WH .PRO STYLE HAIR DRYER e e G.E• ELECTRIC MATRIX AUTO TAPE PLAYER . r-.:·-, .;f:.> WITHOUT SPEAKERS A~IO,..Oh! 8 1ro<k tO< l! ocec r oo~ ploy•• . Equ•ppe<l ,.,,rh mo t.. . PcoY' •'~'"" th •ough 2 <peoktr< O< tw · ~- •Te<eo qu~<l- wuod lh <o~g~ • \o.oo <•"· Sli de conl<ol< lm ..,rum~ . l:t olon'" o<> d to ne lllun•n<>ted <olo• ·~ oded c ~ oM!I •nd• cnror Avrom a t•! and manu el cho one I 1el.c•oi I :18 n•gn ' "" g• ound Speu k"" Alw A•<>• Iable Edro la rge Sonnet . . hold~ the biggest rollers mo de E•clu~ive Comfort Ven t kt>eps hea t I ram la ce and neck, Adju5toble Heo t Control for dry ing efficiency Collop~i ble and portable fo r ea sy co rrying and stora ge . e f quoopod ·~ ·•h pe·.,o•lul / , G.E. TOASTER STEAM IRON .• l9 S•eom lien•• Co~ poct powt'r handle , odor, hea t an d greo~!.' rl!mtant 9" hollo·..,. ground ~ t otnle ~ \ 11eel ~ hc rng P'O"d• o•er<ii ,.• .,,., d oU«bw tmn fo• bftro• mota • HECK'S REG. $12.96 blade ~ , • .~•• o m fluttnn - Ur lor' '"""' .t ~ .. n fo, d•r f~o " " "' '" .on ~ • .e · W •oo ! R.01t" Ho el Bo• lmp; 0 • 01 1•ob•l• ty on " " ""9 OOo rd and pro .. d e• o ron o~ no o ot moo M +oo to od ''"'"<r • ! ·>lfOn N oo ~• lo, oHe<' •• o•M•no nrouod bwn onl • f "b"' G u•d • - \1" "' >eloct•d ho ot"'''"''<' io • w•<J• "'""'¥ 01 lab" " $999 HECK'S REG. 1 1.96 $1 0'' s . JEWElRY DEPr. o i~ ( ''"'"'" Q" ~' ·< ''" ' ' ' •n •o•+e•e noe (? mlo••oble He••O io e • PO"'-~' ~ ba ' d' '> o l ~ m111 toq e• f., ., ~ •o bu< l ol hund Co~ ••"' "" ' un oH .,,..,,, •. aJ ""d ''~"' ~II r~tull> $3799 depf.ndob • SLICING KNIFE '-... G.E. q~te t and durnble n yl oo OOu"" Wlo t nr> ohlo I•H " ''" " ~< o "'~ '" Ill . JEWElRY DEPT. HECK'S REG UP TO $1.99 . TIFFANY STYLE ·ClAIROL HOUSEWAREDEPT. CANE LAMPS $1288 $1288 HECK'S REG. $20.80 HECK'S REG. $20.80 9 Pias tre co nstructron . - 9~~ EACH SWAG LAMP $13 HE_ CK'S REG. 1 28 $13 99 .. RIDE'EM TRACTOR . G.E. 99 Sma' rt little sho rt sets in assort· ed styles and color~ .· Years WlniCORD 3 posit i.,.e fi xed heots, wo ~h oble , re· movab le cover, li ghtt>d $'Nilch ond 1 HECK 'SREG. $17.96 yea r wa rra nty . JEWElRY DEPT. HECK'S REG. Automatic hou1eho ld dp~lionce timer, UL oppro...ed, ha ndle s applian ces up to 1875 woth, 4'' hig h, 4 wide . v•." HECK'S $-:.~9 '5.59 . HALTO & SHORT SET Sizes 4-6x ' KENNER 4PACK CHILD'S 14 INCH-~ Rib PICKUP TRUCK 1 H:~::s CLOTHING DEPT. 1':1 oz. HECK'S REG. $49.96 $ 27'' It' , ''ll"'..., ,g ht """ "","' t!' , pra<l r<O I ood ~}C rT<> ble for rht h om ~ ! ~ olfoto ond •>f]t <i-ully l or ! ~ '"".1'"11 Uur able , tclr to le(lfn and procod lor e-e•, (lne Pr od ·J<~• o pmreU luf." "' P'OO 1 o! <0 It ul" c.on• 1- dd\ eogHt co ' Jlt'nl end IO ioi> nroe ""'""'""'"n. Attroctive walnut lin i ~h wood ond mason ite wnwudion. Hold; 48 co r· tr id ge5. Laz y ~u ~on ~w i 11el bo...c . $ Ji~:y HECK'S REG. HECK'S $59.96 JEWElRY DEPr, 1. • . 7 Slzts4-6l DEPT. JEWElRY DEPT. TRIPLE HEAD SHAVER 99 4 . HECK' S REG . $26.88 JEWEtRY DEPT. 8.75 oz. GLEEM II $~~~ - r I r • I. •' : ~· ' TRAC II 58• 35' HECK'S REG. $1.88 COSMETIC /JEPT. COSMETIC DEPT. $167 HECK'S REG. $2.3S COSMETIC DEPT. ·,. TOOTHPASTE oz. EDGE 20 SHAVE , REG:·MENTHOL-LIME oz . . LAVORIS . 200fo MORE FREE MOUTHWASH I ·as• HECK'S REG. · HECK'S REG. 88' . HECK'.S REG. $1 , 19 99' COSMETIC DEPT. COSMEriC DEPT. · . COSMtriC DEPT. ClOTNHt' DEPT.. ' '' GILLETTE ' RAZOR HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. TO $2.88 . 7 ANTIPERSPIRANT IALSAM-IIEIIAL-LEMON $109 . Slzes7-14 36's SOFT&DRI SHAMPOO REGULAR-EX. HOLD-UNSC. e I Ill ASSOmD COLOIS , .9( HAIR SPRAY \ Dvroble denim cuffed \~orts with pockt>ts ond beh loops. Sho rts ·also. ho ... zipper front. 120Z. WHITE RAIN ADORN SHORTS .. ' book , Gll"""\1 )'OV' tn<;on•o lu •, ... o1dm1g ~ o co hou,..hold bl>dgel ond lilt hundred< o l o ther P•Ob lf-1"1\lhot need ~i <k ond err or·fre• hg ~nn g II\ " '~ nnd ''' p11ce molr.e tl or.t tl! IMe out\tond.ng <o l<u iC> tor YQ ivel on the marker. CAROUSEL 8-TRACK TAPE CADDY ADDER - . Sizes 7. 14 UMBRELLA SAND PAIL SET . · HECK'S REG. 3.99 . . At lo•t min~'<okulo!or f,r. bo ll. rc<lr' l and YllUI budge!. The llfeomh~ed . lo w or•<ed lr t•o ,;, I 100 ;, o mulh· p"'po,;. wlru lolor d""ll"~rl lo toke the lleodo che1 Ou! o l bo'on(•n{l yov r (he< O JEWElRY DEPT: 13 1 0• $4'' CALCULATOR o tho! til"' ./ .. _..../ / MAN 'S NORELCO ' BAYER PLAY-DOH ]99 The ~tyl ish, comfort you'll ge t from one of the~ hoMer ~ ek is olmost un believo· ble. Assorted. styles ond co lors in the cooles1 sets in town. AliD . JEWElRY DEPT. $ $4.96 $299 Choice s166SET JEWElRY DEPT. SMITH CORONA ELECTRIC CHILDREI'S ASPIRII $319 Sizes 11 to 24 Sizes 2·4 HECK'S REG. 1 LITRONIX 8-DIGIT 24 HR. TIMER - PAD TOPS S'HORT SETS HECK'S REG . $34.96 - I 100 INGRAHAM & I INFANTS & TODDLERS TWO PIECE . d uro blo h g~ ltM I> <I «11< Spe<•ol bo ll••y 10••• '" l u• l und dyn<>"''< 1pooke r Eo1phone ond bo n~ry ·~du ded 99 _y·· · G_ IRLS $]18 H~ p~d c <l pe< >o r r<id• o !or ueyo, t 0~ ~~ ~ 90 Sot,d \lote ... rh o -., HEATING HECK'S REG. $24.60 HECK'S 12·024 P55 Simuhon.ou1ly droe• ond ' 'Y'"' f>"r' wut wire b•u\11 onochmenf to ~room a nd · <>I I he 10~• ri m• . u,.~g ong~lor no•· 1 dtye < con be 11oOd u!)-ri; hl 1<> fuie yOur han d• lor o ther ~rooming d10111 Com~lere wirn d r ~er ond w«e bru1h no , : • le . ~- $29 JEWELRY DEPT. · REG. 17.56 STYLER-DRYER TABLE LAMP ' HECK' S REG. $20.80 TRUCK HAULER 2 PIECE SETS .SHORTS ~ $1288 . PET 271NCH $14'' . WAHL 161NCH SWAG LAMP HECK'S REG. $20.80 s t y le ~ . DEPT. e RADIO INSTAMA TIC KIT -MIRROR ,.,,r, "'"'· <"nd th one r or $~~?96 $15'9 JEWElRr .,. • 161NCH 5eh e HECK'S NOI/SEWAIIE DEPT. HAIR SETTER - PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH ·.·. POCKET PORT ABLE POCKET G.E. MAKE-UP dr y on minvle \ . • 20 <onqle·h..., •~ler chongeable roller! . . 6rurnbo . 10 medru..,;." 1moll ralle11 e eo r corrlllr l <M iro l cegulote• •_olle • heo<. Reooy l· ~h r .; gnol• when rol le" ore hea led 0 o: . boll le ofHoir ,CondOiione• • a . $1288 lrom 4 500 watts of power for fo~ter drying , ea sier ~ t yl· in g . 4 o tta chm enl >: Detongler Com b, Sty ling Comb, Drying Bru ~h anp Spot Curler.' 2 speeds, 2 heots- ~uol 120/ 220 YOiti. ft. cord white. Perfect addition to any room. G.E. PANASONIC MIST WITH 4 ATTACHMENtS HOUSIWAIE DEPT. TABLE LAMP C hoo~e AIR BRUSH lovely cane lamps in colors of natural, a vocado, an d 241NCH SWAG LAMP INFANTS r· 7036 HECK'S REG. 1 99.96 Each ?';' . 271NCH \ JEWELRY DEPT. SCHICK The must to r a hom@ wi th early American furn-it ure . Th e littl e ' BLACK & WHITE TELEVISION NDUSIWARIDIPT. EARLY AMERICAN LAMPS::;;....o"!" 241NCH l $4288 HECK'S REG. $6.99 · ex t ra decor to com · plement your r oom. ' HECK'SREG. $49.88 T-86 • TIFFANY STYLE f I I 12" PANASONIC HECK'S REG. 1 11.99 HECK'S REG. $13.96 F. 7" Round Terrarium With Co ver G. 58 oz. Fairfield Apot hecary Jar H. 7 '-," Pres,c'ut Ash Tray I. 3 Piece Chip N' Doubl e Dip Set Goes beaut ifully wi th the new mod furni ture in a strik i ng smoke co lor. Months 1 E. I 0" Fairf ield Eg g Pl ate ! • FOLDING CAMERA Keep your .,.oco tion memo rie~ lo re.,.er with th is camera . lrn tont prcture~ for the so me price os pr1nh you wo1 t days for . . Automa tic electric eye exposure control . Sha rp th ree t> lemenden\. 8u ilt·in fla sh. · HEAT MASSAGER e B. Footed Bowl C. 8 1 : • " Divided Wexford Relish Dish D 8 y," Fairfield Vase MODERN STYLE LAMPS . $11'' Choice A. 54 oz . Fairfiel d Apo th ecary Jar 88 ~~--~ 0 VALEER DOUBLE SHELF ANCHOR iiOCK/NC FAMILY BIBLE $~!~96 JEWEUIY 66 $ Prt'·regvlo ted shoving cream temperotu·res pll!s Cl heat ing s~dem that shuh off outom ol• · coil)' . Comple tely wOINpr()Of desigr-. _Brod<el lor wa ll mountin g plus omple cord ~to r oge . HECK'S HOUSEWARE DEPT. ' ' Clea n' Opeo5 tall smell all (On~. Ch rome mognet. RIVAL Budget Co'n Ope: ne r Co m?os Pr ecisior1 sharpens non · ~err oted blade s. Zip> opM rom. Click'n Cleon. Chrome magnet. Tab le rest. Cord storage. Ul. HECK'S REG. $4.1 8 H. \ "-j"'~, ' HOUSEWARE DEPT. which t.o cj,oose- lose r blue, a voca· do, and honey gold . HOUSEWARES DEPT. $ MACHIIE U\ IB ony leading 11 andord oero~ol shov e <;ream, 11 oz . or 6 0 '1 , con . liot . mo"t s h o ~ e crea m lor smoother, more comlo"oble shaves. R i.,.a l '~ e~~:du\ive Click ' r1 RAINFLOWER REFRESHMENT SET I HOT LATHER CAN OPENER " 7 PIECE ! G.E. RIVAL HECK'S REG. $5.99 HECK'S REG. $12 . 88 420 78'1 I ' ' I . /' I, . 1! I '' .\ ' , '. I / II I :r .. · \ .. / • II·.· 1 'I j I' .'· .. I .,f' I •' I' • ,. -~, .· · · . \' I. :. ~ ,It 'i .' . . • . . I . ·' ·l: .·•. . ,.· • . J -I- .'" ''· '' n r- \ �,----~-: . 11 ' • 13 T . · · - he Da ily Sentinel, Middlepcirt-Pomeroy, 0., WednesdHy, May I, 1974 Sorority .hos_~s recruiting tea OPEl DAILY 10 ro 9 or Alpha Omicron Chapter, secre ta ry. and Mrs. Roberta OF FREE Delta Kappa Gamma. at the McArthur Elementary Sc, hoot was atte nded by 12 Meigs Coun,ty members recently. A fea ture of the program was the ins tallation .or officers with the ceremony being presented by the past presidents in. . Mr s, Ethel · ' Cludmg Chapman, 1939-41, first president, and Mrs. Ma rgaret Parsons R"'J "' and, Mrs. Nan Moore ' Mrs. Ruth Euler and ·Miss· Mildred Hawley, all of Middleport. lris talled were J udith Matheny, president ; Mrs. Maxin e P hil son, firs t vice presid ent ; Mrs. Ma r gar et ZEBCO SPINCAST EVEREADY "C" CELL REEL HECK'S REG. $17.99 •12'~ BATTERIES 2FOR ' I Be SPORTS DEPT. ·.. ' ' HECK' S REG . 2 FOR 46' SPDIITS DEPT. ALL 'SHAKESPEARE 3 TRAY PLASTIC ULTRA LIGHT SPINNING REEL TACKLE BOX TENNIS BALLS 3 W eig ht 9 oz. Sa11 8eori ng moun ted geo ri, po weriul 60 d r~ g. 4.7 to_1 geo r rotio lor lo,st retne...e . S to 1~ le \s Steel Ba il holds 150 yd s.l 6 II te ~t mono line. PER CAN HECK' S REG . $3.28 HECK 'S REG. $19.99 SPDITS DEPT•. $1588 "C af '- Thi~ mode rn and eff icient he ater ha ~ o il the fea tures of ih big . brother, the De lu ~ e . in o 3000 to 5000 BTU heot ro nge . SPDITS DEPT. POLY TARP • $199 7x7 $288 --..... HECK'S REG. $3.79 SPORTS DEPT. -:--~ \i \ HECK'S REG. 59.99 1 STOOL choosin g the teachi ng prof<\jsion. In the group were Pa tty Lash. ar t; Ma r tha 'M urph y, ma th; Ca thy Koencck , home economi cs. 1\; rs. Ma rtha Hus ted in troduced her winter 'qua rter student teacher at Meigs High. School, Susa n Pipsky. and Mrs. A'11TEND MEETING Mrs . Fra nces Roberts, Raci ne. a teacher at Meigs High Sc hool ac compa nied three students to the sta te Fu tu re Homema kers of America convention at V e~e r ans Me m oria l Auditorium in Colum bus F r id ay a nrl ~ r~ h t r rh v 'T'h"' Mary Smith , member of Alpha Xi, · Hocking County Chapter. Members attendi ng fr om Meigs Co unty were Mr s. Chapman. ·Mrs. Euler. Miss Hawley, Mrs. Husted , Mrs. Moore, Mrs. ·Geneva Nolan, SECOND CHI LD BORN Mrs. Par ker , Mrs. Margare t SYRA CUSE - Mr. and Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Phi lson, Mrs. Charles I Mike) Fry , Syra cuse, Nellie Va le, Mrs. An n Webster annou nce the birth of their and Mrs. Wilson. second child , Stacey Jennifer, April 13 at Holzer Medical Center. The infan t' weighed 6 students a ttendin g were lbs .. and 10 ozs. Ma terna l Pam ela Holcomb , Debra grandfather is Ann Obetz La wrence and Mary Johnson . Ra cine, and pa ternal grand: The group was also ac- parents arf Mr. and Mrs. companied by Mrs. Ju dy · William Fry, Mason. Great· De nic k, Oh io Un iversit y gra ndpa rents are Mrs . student, who is doing her Catherine O'Conner , Racine, student tea ching at the local and Cha rles Ferguson. Cli fton. hig h sc hool. The couple's oldest da ughter is Wendy Michelle. ., ,•, :· YOUR F RIE ND LY • STORE S I ·:: .. ::. ·'· SPEC IA L VAL U E ON E a. ND TWO STRA ND Stiffl er 's . ··; .,. VALUES TO $2 .99 QUALITY PEARL NECKLACES :: Specia l Va lu es ! One and tw o str and pear l necklaces . A not her gift idea f r om }. ··:. ., SPORTS Dll'f. JJ j•\'' ;--._· .:~- SPIN CAST REEL 1-WD>) fr ~ •h .. o•~ ri~d '""' t.O~ .. o t~ r <t t l !'<tO· ~o~. ~ ll . lub<otoMg . 11o"'lt" 11nl ~ 01' 1 . Oil •~ • p• • II<>O I• d b<onn t..oringo, Stolnlr 11 l lnl<e n· l~r l_~ol! and <•onhho~ Durob~ l!•on body. 1ouijh O..uon <D~< Hood -chron•o-d rod oo~ .- dge 1p onnPrh o od Dual c••omo( pod up p •n •l or \troo th, 1)01!1!..,. '" "~ "'' ond rno• i,.,u m proiH loon 1; ..., dom oyo unO. • ' """ " "9<>""' HECK'S REG. $1 ·1 99 REG.$1288 7.99 . :=:- • La dies' new Spring and Summer sandals in assorted styles and fashion colors. Stop in t"'\ay for best selection. OPEN FRIDAY SATURDAY 9:30AM TO . ANGL ER 5 TRIUNE LINE FT. 8:00PM .. SPECIAL GROUP VALUES TO 127.00 LADIES NEWSPRING . SPECIAL GROUP-FAMOUS BRAND LADIES' EARLY SPRING DRESSES SP·ORTSWEAR UO 10 LB. TEST ANGLER . . OUT THEY GO! SPIN CAST ROD · $199 ' 2.58 $1 ~!OL · ~.::: . , AND Special after Easter Sale Group of famous br!lnd ladies: e~ly Spring sportswear in mJ.SSes. and JUmors sizes. Wide choice of fabrics , colors and patterns. Save at Stif· fler's. 5 %' PANT SUITS SPDITS DEPT. HECK'S REG. IJ.7J HECK'S REG. $18 .99 Specia l Sa le Group of ladies ' new spri ng pant suits and dresses. Values to $27.00 . New sprin g co lors and new asst. fabrics. See these and save big now . Shop early for best selecti on. AN EXCITING SPECIAL SALE GROUP! LAUIES' FINE NEW SPRING ROD HECK'S REG. TO $2.28 DRESS AND CASUAL $ EACH MOTOR OIL •. HECK'S REG . 64' EACH TRANSMISSION r:LUID 4· QTS. FOR$1 ° 0 HECK' S REG. 38' EA. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. MOTOR OIL $188 VALUES TO 1.99 SPECIAL SALE GROUP V ENTILATED KIT WAX WITH APPUCITOR WIR E ·. ARMOUR ALL S'fbp s rot, Gi11e1 new beau t)' to rub · ber, .. inyl, leo t~ e r, o r.d p lo~t i cs . Sto ps rotting , crocking, harde ning , or d u lling co uiied b y the w n, ozo ne , and 5mog. llen and it hm th e gut-slrelthi ng roa r of o big co t st alking go me . If's the. ne w Tige r Muff le r, ·Sizes' lor most American mode co ts .• $599 HECK'S REG. $8.44 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. SANDALS colors. Large selection. Va lues to AU1DMOTIVEDEPT. $1. 99 . Bu.y severa l pa ir now at ·· this .HECK'S REG. 11.48 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. OSCILLATING ·FAN AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. MOBILE HOME COATING $499 DOOR CLOSER $222 . HECK' S RIG . $6.39 /IAIIJWAif Dl/11. HARDWARE DEPT. · HECK' S RIG. $3.13 NAIIWAII /JI/11. ··..· •'' GRILL Great new styles for Spring and Summer. Dreu, casual and sport 6 $ 99 1 TO awlesatbudgetprices. Visit Stiffler's Sboe Department today and save. e GARDEN GLOVES 99< 3 LB . e GRASS SEED e HECK'S REG $19.88 HARDWARE IJIPT. DRESSES TODDLERS SPRING COATS Specl•l Aftef Euler Slle Group ri toddlen new Spring c:oell in 10111e ri the lalelt llylea. Choose from alze8 2 to 8. Sllap and save at ~·· in Jackllon. .. . . TO $148 HECK' S REG. TO $1.80 /IAIDWAif DEPT. SPE.CIAL SALE GROUP LADIES' BEITER EARLY S~RING STYLE SPECIAL CL~ARANCE GROUP . ' 'HECK'SREG . $2 . 19 PR ' FROM . $122 $13 99 : :· .. . OUR COMPLETESTOCK ' IIAIIJWA If DEPT. Youths-Boys- Nlens OXFORDS.· · Youths, Boys and Men's . American made moulded sole,, loW · cut gym oxfords . Good ·run of •Jzes. Gel .yours now at this low price. 1 ~ tL 3 7~ . Shop now for your new Spring . dreues . and save one-half ·during ow- alter Easter Sale going this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Fine, new fa brtcs in a variety d. Spring colors and pattems. OFF REGULAR PRICE 12x44 • t ,._,, 1/ I l I • ' . -.~ I ,. . r , .' \· .p ' ::. !')" TOWELS matching band ·lowell, PANT SUIT FAMOUS PEPPERELL BLEACHED MUSLIN As su~ as it's Spring you'U want a new pabt suit, maybe two . . . at this special low price. See the trim looks of the pant suit now, In our Spring Bright Selectloo. Save now!. NO-IRON SHE twin Spec!al group of lull and size white lllUJiin n~lron · sheet. with matching pillow cues. stock up now, prices may never be thls low again. . ANOTHER STIFFLER m~t for $1.00. oo: _______279 $ EA. · $299 " FULL SIZES.__ _.___ __ Matdllni wuh •:;lclothes, tlree for P.l\\'. .:. EACH . PRICE • EA. MATC,HING $199 PILLOW CASEs;:. ... ..,_ PR. " '-'' ,. I OPEN- ~RIDAY & !:iATURDAY 9:30 TO 8:00 . I I . WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY DON 'T MISS IT! I ' SPECIAL SALE GROUP LADIES' NEW SPRING TWO PIECE SMASHING BUY! E~CH ·~ ': BOY'S PERM PR ESS FA NCY s; ·o RT TERRY BATH $] 00 , :: SPRING FOOTWEAR Moulded' Sole Gym I ' ·. , .,.' LADIES' CHARM STEP-SIDE SHOW-HI BROW steel legs 4 position positive grid adjwtment 5" easy-roll wheels · · $899 •.. ..,. SHOP OUR SHOE DEPT. e HECK'S REG. EACH PAIR 1.99 24" e $ 00 1 • V alva nized snap-on hood with pointed top Spit rod with Ul li sted Swing-Out motor has 2 height positions, Rust· proof, chrome·plated cooking grid Tri pod·type folding Silent Act ion Pneumatic Door CloSe r. ,&,d vst oble. ". B l" :denote~ ~la in bklck ena mel finish. Mo unt Q\oQila· ble. On Se i- Yue cord. price. To IDEAL GALLON RUTLAND Shop now · for your n~ Spring ,. dresses. Our selection is great In a ~ : price that will please yow- budget. · Fine new fabrics In a variety of : Spring colors and patterns. Values HECK'S REG . $ 1.49 STRUCTO liNCH l~w - ·;: D'RESSES OFF REGULAR PRICE Daring l y ~ re ... our spring into summer Italia n st yle sandals for the ladies! Ass.o rted st yles and 66¢ $298 SPECIAL SALE GROUP LADIES' NEW SPRING LATEST STYLES AND LENGTHS! .; ' •' .:: A great way to top your whole spring wardrobe, and at a big savings! Select your new Spnng coat now from our line collection. You'll find all the newest styles in the finest fabrics ·and in all the wanted spring colors and patterns. Parade in and save at Stiffler's. LADIES NEW SPRING SEAT CFORUSHION DRIVING COMFORT ANTI-SIPHON It's the la test thin g in performance m ul- AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AU10MOTIVE DEPT. GAS ·GARD .!I FL. oz, TIGER MUFFLERS HECK'S REG. $1.48 HECK'S REG. $2.09 39¢QT. JOHNSON -99( =··· 1 LIMIT 5 QT5. ROCKET ·:. SANDALS 10W40 QUART PPO :, LADIES ' NEW SPRING VALVOLINE 12 OZ. NET • I HECK'S REG . '~ ZEBCO 2GALLON : ATHENS .:.._ The Offi c< Wor ks hop s is offering Wildfl ower s Mini -Co u startin g Tuesday, May 7, 7 p. m. with a slide presenta· on flower structure and identifying characteristics se lected plant families. s day , May 12, I to 5 p.m. a fi tr ip thr ough Zaleski St; Fores t to iden tify spri ng wi fl owers in their natural habi wilt be conducted. The lecturer-leader of t minkourse will be ·nr. Warr A. Wistendahl , Professor Bota ny. Ohio University . 1 will be ass is ted by J e 1 · Wis tend a hl , form er ly t1 assistant curator of the Barth Herbarium at Ohio Universi t· Enr ollment wilt be limited i 30 persons. For regis tra tio Information call the Office , Workshops, 594-1907. PRICES SI'O/ITS DEPT. CAMP SPORTS DEPT. HECK'SREG. 48' SPORTS DEPT. 'HECK'S REG. $4.99 ~ $2.29 EAGLE ClAW SNELL HOOKS . 3 PAKS •100 CABIN TENT spoke 't>n their reasons for Dor ot hy Sl'ott 's g uest W i~S CHECK OUR COMPLETE LINE OF FISHING EQUIPMENT AT DISCOUNT Ne-w Co lema n su per HECK'S .REG $27.38 ~~::;nied by Mrs. Esther Vinton County High Sc hool HECK'S REG. '9.99 SPORTS DEPT. CAT HEATER VINYL STORM -SUIT nson, second vice president; ~rs . Es ther Maerker treasurer ; Mrs . Nellie Parker: $799 COLEMAN TWO PIECE Wilson. parliamenta rian. Ann McCarrell prepared the insta llati on service. Mrs. Wilson, president for th e past two years. conducted the business meeting and in. tr aduced Ba rb ara Litter. program ,chairwoman, who welcomed .members and guests. Her topic was "Why Te . ac vm_ to h?" Connie Pollard , n County High School semor, was a guest and read a poem, "The Teacher I Want to Be. :• Other gues ts were Linda Pierce, J an Ferguson and Dtane v· Harper, aJI seniors at mton County High School, ~nd Cynthia Sprague, sho sang Tampa Harbor " ' and "You'll Ne ver Walk Alone" . ac- F irs t year tead 1er.S at tl1e the Regatta !lo~er show. Mrs. Harry Moore and Mrs. Guy Reynold s, co-c hairpersons, wi ll d1sc uss the sc Hedu le prepared by Mrs. Wilson Carpente r . Oth er coun ty GALLIPOLIS - During the business will be handled , Mrs. month of May, the -French Ar t Bert Grimm , coun ty contact Co lony is exhibitin g out . cHairwoman , announced. standing art work done by the Devotions wi ll be by Mrs. s tudents of Mrs . Annette AshHenry Turner, and the Mid- cra ft , fr om Gree n, Clay, dleport Ama teur Gardeners Washington and Rit) Grande wilt serve refreshments. Elementary Schools, of the Gallipolis School system. In honor of these artistic youngs ters, there will be a reception for them at Riverby, Sunday, May 5 from 2 to 4 p.m. PLAN SALE Refreshments will be served The Missionary Club of the and th e French Art Colony Carleton Church will hold a rummage sa le at the Pomeroy in vites everyone to attend. Junior High School Bldg., 9 a .m. to 4 p.m., Thursday and There a re thr(' l' na turcJi tn· Friday and from 9 a.m. to 12 toxtca ting beverag e ~ as old as m a n Wt ne. bel' r . a nd . noon Saturday. ci de r. The annual spnng mee ting of U1e Meigs Coun ty Associa tion of Garden Clubs will be Thursday, May 9. at 8 p.m. at the Columbus and Souther n Ohi o Electric Co., Middleport. Final plans will be made for · PLENTY PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY, MAY 5 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST - - - ,, ' The annual recruitment tea Spring meeting:set FACphns· Wildflower workshop set reception t I. , ... ' . ' I ·/ · . .... . ~ 1. I r' · ~: .. �,----~-: . 11 ' • 13 T . · · - he Da ily Sentinel, Middlepcirt-Pomeroy, 0., WednesdHy, May I, 1974 Sorority .hos_~s recruiting tea OPEl DAILY 10 ro 9 or Alpha Omicron Chapter, secre ta ry. and Mrs. Roberta OF FREE Delta Kappa Gamma. at the McArthur Elementary Sc, hoot was atte nded by 12 Meigs Coun,ty members recently. A fea ture of the program was the ins tallation .or officers with the ceremony being presented by the past presidents in. . Mr s, Ethel · ' Cludmg Chapman, 1939-41, first president, and Mrs. Ma rgaret Parsons R"'J "' and, Mrs. Nan Moore ' Mrs. Ruth Euler and ·Miss· Mildred Hawley, all of Middleport. lris talled were J udith Matheny, president ; Mrs. Maxin e P hil son, firs t vice presid ent ; Mrs. Ma r gar et ZEBCO SPINCAST EVEREADY "C" CELL REEL HECK'S REG. $17.99 •12'~ BATTERIES 2FOR ' I Be SPORTS DEPT. ·.. ' ' HECK' S REG . 2 FOR 46' SPDIITS DEPT. ALL 'SHAKESPEARE 3 TRAY PLASTIC ULTRA LIGHT SPINNING REEL TACKLE BOX TENNIS BALLS 3 W eig ht 9 oz. Sa11 8eori ng moun ted geo ri, po weriul 60 d r~ g. 4.7 to_1 geo r rotio lor lo,st retne...e . S to 1~ le \s Steel Ba il holds 150 yd s.l 6 II te ~t mono line. PER CAN HECK' S REG . $3.28 HECK 'S REG. $19.99 SPDITS DEPT•. $1588 "C af '- Thi~ mode rn and eff icient he ater ha ~ o il the fea tures of ih big . brother, the De lu ~ e . in o 3000 to 5000 BTU heot ro nge . SPDITS DEPT. POLY TARP • $199 7x7 $288 --..... HECK'S REG. $3.79 SPORTS DEPT. -:--~ \i \ HECK'S REG. 59.99 1 STOOL choosin g the teachi ng prof<\jsion. In the group were Pa tty Lash. ar t; Ma r tha 'M urph y, ma th; Ca thy Koencck , home economi cs. 1\; rs. Ma rtha Hus ted in troduced her winter 'qua rter student teacher at Meigs High. School, Susa n Pipsky. and Mrs. A'11TEND MEETING Mrs . Fra nces Roberts, Raci ne. a teacher at Meigs High Sc hool ac compa nied three students to the sta te Fu tu re Homema kers of America convention at V e~e r ans Me m oria l Auditorium in Colum bus F r id ay a nrl ~ r~ h t r rh v 'T'h"' Mary Smith , member of Alpha Xi, · Hocking County Chapter. Members attendi ng fr om Meigs Co unty were Mr s. Chapman. ·Mrs. Euler. Miss Hawley, Mrs. Husted , Mrs. Moore, Mrs. ·Geneva Nolan, SECOND CHI LD BORN Mrs. Par ker , Mrs. Margare t SYRA CUSE - Mr. and Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Phi lson, Mrs. Charles I Mike) Fry , Syra cuse, Nellie Va le, Mrs. An n Webster annou nce the birth of their and Mrs. Wilson. second child , Stacey Jennifer, April 13 at Holzer Medical Center. The infan t' weighed 6 students a ttendin g were lbs .. and 10 ozs. Ma terna l Pam ela Holcomb , Debra grandfather is Ann Obetz La wrence and Mary Johnson . Ra cine, and pa ternal grand: The group was also ac- parents arf Mr. and Mrs. companied by Mrs. Ju dy · William Fry, Mason. Great· De nic k, Oh io Un iversit y gra ndpa rents are Mrs . student, who is doing her Catherine O'Conner , Racine, student tea ching at the local and Cha rles Ferguson. Cli fton. hig h sc hool. The couple's oldest da ughter is Wendy Michelle. ., ,•, :· YOUR F RIE ND LY • STORE S I ·:: .. ::. ·'· SPEC IA L VAL U E ON E a. ND TWO STRA ND Stiffl er 's . ··; .,. VALUES TO $2 .99 QUALITY PEARL NECKLACES :: Specia l Va lu es ! One and tw o str and pear l necklaces . A not her gift idea f r om }. ··:. ., SPORTS Dll'f. JJ j•\'' ;--._· .:~- SPIN CAST REEL 1-WD>) fr ~ •h .. o•~ ri~d '""' t.O~ .. o t~ r <t t l !'<tO· ~o~. ~ ll . lub<otoMg . 11o"'lt" 11nl ~ 01' 1 . Oil •~ • p• • II<>O I• d b<onn t..oringo, Stolnlr 11 l lnl<e n· l~r l_~ol! and <•onhho~ Durob~ l!•on body. 1ouijh O..uon <D~< Hood -chron•o-d rod oo~ .- dge 1p onnPrh o od Dual c••omo( pod up p •n •l or \troo th, 1)01!1!..,. '" "~ "'' ond rno• i,.,u m proiH loon 1; ..., dom oyo unO. • ' """ " "9<>""' HECK'S REG. $1 ·1 99 REG.$1288 7.99 . :=:- • La dies' new Spring and Summer sandals in assorted styles and fashion colors. Stop in t"'\ay for best selection. OPEN FRIDAY SATURDAY 9:30AM TO . ANGL ER 5 TRIUNE LINE FT. 8:00PM .. SPECIAL GROUP VALUES TO 127.00 LADIES NEWSPRING . SPECIAL GROUP-FAMOUS BRAND LADIES' EARLY SPRING DRESSES SP·ORTSWEAR UO 10 LB. TEST ANGLER . . OUT THEY GO! SPIN CAST ROD · $199 ' 2.58 $1 ~!OL · ~.::: . , AND Special after Easter Sale Group of famous br!lnd ladies: e~ly Spring sportswear in mJ.SSes. and JUmors sizes. Wide choice of fabrics , colors and patterns. Save at Stif· fler's. 5 %' PANT SUITS SPDITS DEPT. HECK'S REG. IJ.7J HECK'S REG. $18 .99 Specia l Sa le Group of ladies ' new spri ng pant suits and dresses. Values to $27.00 . New sprin g co lors and new asst. fabrics. See these and save big now . Shop early for best selecti on. AN EXCITING SPECIAL SALE GROUP! LAUIES' FINE NEW SPRING ROD HECK'S REG. TO $2.28 DRESS AND CASUAL $ EACH MOTOR OIL •. HECK'S REG . 64' EACH TRANSMISSION r:LUID 4· QTS. FOR$1 ° 0 HECK' S REG. 38' EA. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. MOTOR OIL $188 VALUES TO 1.99 SPECIAL SALE GROUP V ENTILATED KIT WAX WITH APPUCITOR WIR E ·. ARMOUR ALL S'fbp s rot, Gi11e1 new beau t)' to rub · ber, .. inyl, leo t~ e r, o r.d p lo~t i cs . Sto ps rotting , crocking, harde ning , or d u lling co uiied b y the w n, ozo ne , and 5mog. llen and it hm th e gut-slrelthi ng roa r of o big co t st alking go me . If's the. ne w Tige r Muff le r, ·Sizes' lor most American mode co ts .• $599 HECK'S REG. $8.44 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. SANDALS colors. Large selection. Va lues to AU1DMOTIVEDEPT. $1. 99 . Bu.y severa l pa ir now at ·· this .HECK'S REG. 11.48 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. OSCILLATING ·FAN AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. MOBILE HOME COATING $499 DOOR CLOSER $222 . HECK' S RIG . $6.39 /IAIIJWAif Dl/11. HARDWARE DEPT. · HECK' S RIG. $3.13 NAIIWAII /JI/11. ··..· •'' GRILL Great new styles for Spring and Summer. Dreu, casual and sport 6 $ 99 1 TO awlesatbudgetprices. Visit Stiffler's Sboe Department today and save. e GARDEN GLOVES 99< 3 LB . e GRASS SEED e HECK'S REG $19.88 HARDWARE IJIPT. DRESSES TODDLERS SPRING COATS Specl•l Aftef Euler Slle Group ri toddlen new Spring c:oell in 10111e ri the lalelt llylea. Choose from alze8 2 to 8. Sllap and save at ~·· in Jackllon. .. . . TO $148 HECK' S REG. TO $1.80 /IAIDWAif DEPT. SPE.CIAL SALE GROUP LADIES' BEITER EARLY S~RING STYLE SPECIAL CL~ARANCE GROUP . ' 'HECK'SREG . $2 . 19 PR ' FROM . $122 $13 99 : :· .. . OUR COMPLETESTOCK ' IIAIIJWA If DEPT. Youths-Boys- Nlens OXFORDS.· · Youths, Boys and Men's . American made moulded sole,, loW · cut gym oxfords . Good ·run of •Jzes. Gel .yours now at this low price. 1 ~ tL 3 7~ . Shop now for your new Spring . dreues . and save one-half ·during ow- alter Easter Sale going this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Fine, new fa brtcs in a variety d. Spring colors and pattems. OFF REGULAR PRICE 12x44 • t ,._,, 1/ I l I • ' . -.~ I ,. . r , .' \· .p ' ::. !')" TOWELS matching band ·lowell, PANT SUIT FAMOUS PEPPERELL BLEACHED MUSLIN As su~ as it's Spring you'U want a new pabt suit, maybe two . . . at this special low price. See the trim looks of the pant suit now, In our Spring Bright Selectloo. Save now!. NO-IRON SHE twin Spec!al group of lull and size white lllUJiin n~lron · sheet. with matching pillow cues. stock up now, prices may never be thls low again. . ANOTHER STIFFLER m~t for $1.00. oo: _______279 $ EA. · $299 " FULL SIZES.__ _.___ __ Matdllni wuh •:;lclothes, tlree for P.l\\'. .:. EACH . PRICE • EA. MATC,HING $199 PILLOW CASEs;:. ... ..,_ PR. " '-'' ,. I OPEN- ~RIDAY & !:iATURDAY 9:30 TO 8:00 . I I . WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY DON 'T MISS IT! I ' SPECIAL SALE GROUP LADIES' NEW SPRING TWO PIECE SMASHING BUY! E~CH ·~ ': BOY'S PERM PR ESS FA NCY s; ·o RT TERRY BATH $] 00 , :: SPRING FOOTWEAR Moulded' Sole Gym I ' ·. , .,.' LADIES' CHARM STEP-SIDE SHOW-HI BROW steel legs 4 position positive grid adjwtment 5" easy-roll wheels · · $899 •.. ..,. SHOP OUR SHOE DEPT. e HECK'S REG. EACH PAIR 1.99 24" e $ 00 1 • V alva nized snap-on hood with pointed top Spit rod with Ul li sted Swing-Out motor has 2 height positions, Rust· proof, chrome·plated cooking grid Tri pod·type folding Silent Act ion Pneumatic Door CloSe r. ,&,d vst oble. ". B l" :denote~ ~la in bklck ena mel finish. Mo unt Q\oQila· ble. On Se i- Yue cord. price. To IDEAL GALLON RUTLAND Shop now · for your n~ Spring ,. dresses. Our selection is great In a ~ : price that will please yow- budget. · Fine new fabrics In a variety of : Spring colors and patterns. Values HECK'S REG . $ 1.49 STRUCTO liNCH l~w - ·;: D'RESSES OFF REGULAR PRICE Daring l y ~ re ... our spring into summer Italia n st yle sandals for the ladies! Ass.o rted st yles and 66¢ $298 SPECIAL SALE GROUP LADIES' NEW SPRING LATEST STYLES AND LENGTHS! .; ' •' .:: A great way to top your whole spring wardrobe, and at a big savings! Select your new Spnng coat now from our line collection. You'll find all the newest styles in the finest fabrics ·and in all the wanted spring colors and patterns. Parade in and save at Stiffler's. LADIES NEW SPRING SEAT CFORUSHION DRIVING COMFORT ANTI-SIPHON It's the la test thin g in performance m ul- AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AU10MOTIVE DEPT. GAS ·GARD .!I FL. oz, TIGER MUFFLERS HECK'S REG. $1.48 HECK'S REG. $2.09 39¢QT. JOHNSON -99( =··· 1 LIMIT 5 QT5. ROCKET ·:. SANDALS 10W40 QUART PPO :, LADIES ' NEW SPRING VALVOLINE 12 OZ. NET • I HECK'S REG . '~ ZEBCO 2GALLON : ATHENS .:.._ The Offi c< Wor ks hop s is offering Wildfl ower s Mini -Co u startin g Tuesday, May 7, 7 p. m. with a slide presenta· on flower structure and identifying characteristics se lected plant families. s day , May 12, I to 5 p.m. a fi tr ip thr ough Zaleski St; Fores t to iden tify spri ng wi fl owers in their natural habi wilt be conducted. The lecturer-leader of t minkourse will be ·nr. Warr A. Wistendahl , Professor Bota ny. Ohio University . 1 will be ass is ted by J e 1 · Wis tend a hl , form er ly t1 assistant curator of the Barth Herbarium at Ohio Universi t· Enr ollment wilt be limited i 30 persons. For regis tra tio Information call the Office , Workshops, 594-1907. PRICES SI'O/ITS DEPT. CAMP SPORTS DEPT. HECK'SREG. 48' SPORTS DEPT. 'HECK'S REG. $4.99 ~ $2.29 EAGLE ClAW SNELL HOOKS . 3 PAKS •100 CABIN TENT spoke 't>n their reasons for Dor ot hy Sl'ott 's g uest W i~S CHECK OUR COMPLETE LINE OF FISHING EQUIPMENT AT DISCOUNT Ne-w Co lema n su per HECK'S .REG $27.38 ~~::;nied by Mrs. Esther Vinton County High Sc hool HECK'S REG. '9.99 SPORTS DEPT. CAT HEATER VINYL STORM -SUIT nson, second vice president; ~rs . Es ther Maerker treasurer ; Mrs . Nellie Parker: $799 COLEMAN TWO PIECE Wilson. parliamenta rian. Ann McCarrell prepared the insta llati on service. Mrs. Wilson, president for th e past two years. conducted the business meeting and in. tr aduced Ba rb ara Litter. program ,chairwoman, who welcomed .members and guests. Her topic was "Why Te . ac vm_ to h?" Connie Pollard , n County High School semor, was a guest and read a poem, "The Teacher I Want to Be. :• Other gues ts were Linda Pierce, J an Ferguson and Dtane v· Harper, aJI seniors at mton County High School, ~nd Cynthia Sprague, sho sang Tampa Harbor " ' and "You'll Ne ver Walk Alone" . ac- F irs t year tead 1er.S at tl1e the Regatta !lo~er show. Mrs. Harry Moore and Mrs. Guy Reynold s, co-c hairpersons, wi ll d1sc uss the sc Hedu le prepared by Mrs. Wilson Carpente r . Oth er coun ty GALLIPOLIS - During the business will be handled , Mrs. month of May, the -French Ar t Bert Grimm , coun ty contact Co lony is exhibitin g out . cHairwoman , announced. standing art work done by the Devotions wi ll be by Mrs. s tudents of Mrs . Annette AshHenry Turner, and the Mid- cra ft , fr om Gree n, Clay, dleport Ama teur Gardeners Washington and Rit) Grande wilt serve refreshments. Elementary Schools, of the Gallipolis School system. In honor of these artistic youngs ters, there will be a reception for them at Riverby, Sunday, May 5 from 2 to 4 p.m. PLAN SALE Refreshments will be served The Missionary Club of the and th e French Art Colony Carleton Church will hold a rummage sa le at the Pomeroy in vites everyone to attend. Junior High School Bldg., 9 a .m. to 4 p.m., Thursday and There a re thr(' l' na turcJi tn· Friday and from 9 a.m. to 12 toxtca ting beverag e ~ as old as m a n Wt ne. bel' r . a nd . noon Saturday. ci de r. The annual spnng mee ting of U1e Meigs Coun ty Associa tion of Garden Clubs will be Thursday, May 9. at 8 p.m. at the Columbus and Souther n Ohi o Electric Co., Middleport. Final plans will be made for · PLENTY PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH SUNDAY, MAY 5 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST - - - ,, ' The annual recruitment tea Spring meeting:set FACphns· Wildflower workshop set reception t I. , ... ' . ' I ·/ · . .... . ~ 1. I r' · ~: .. �•• .I 'Ji iJ - . •..' :..;r "·· ~;,ntia• 17- The Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wc•dn,•sd;l_l, May 1. 1974 HOUSE DISCOVERED The ' house is adorned with ,-·- Por • • • Club marks anniversary I The 25th anniversary uf the h;Jve se nt gifts to the infor.nwry Fnend ly Neighbors Club was and the children'!' home . ~ observed Tuesd~J'Ia t thC' hom(~ Mcmbt~ rs have worked (IS of Mrs. Etlecn B6wers, Hl. :J. sol ici tors in numerous fund Pomero/'. who will! Mrs. drivfs, and one of their special FRIENDLY Neighbors Club.observe 25th • ( . . • 'l:'l'~S'I>.':~~:,:;:;::::,~:::::::;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~;:::::;:::::::::::::::>.::~:~::n,::;;:i Fun With -Food By Charlene Hoeflich Mildred Arnold founded the projecl' has been sponsorship club. of the Naylor 's Hun Besides Mrs. Bowera and Playground with wreaths being _Mrs. Arnold , uther charter provided for the monument members attending were Mrs. there on Memm·ial Day and Vera Buchanan, Mrs . Christmas. With the help of Elizabeth We ll, Mrs. Elea nor neighbors in Naylor's Run, the Werry , Mrs. ErneStine Werry, club members have sl<iged and Mrs. Elsie Hin es. An bake sa les and ice cream eighth charter member, Mrs. socials for the benefi t of the Lucre tia Smith, was unable to playground. attend . They have made ca ncer Club members reminisced pads, and for many years during the evening of thei~ provided dinners for fami lies activities through the years. in -the Navlor's Run neighanniversary. Every year at Easter time borhood wli~n deaths occurred. they have taken baskets for The club now limits this la tter each reside nt at the Meigs activity to club members only. County infir mary . Needy For the observance the SALE PLANNED families ha ve received food refreshment 1<1 ble was covered A rummage sale wi II be held baskets from the club, and with lace and centered with an in the Fry building, Mill St., clothing has been gathered up arrangemen t of pink and white Middleport, Friday and · for children in need . The dub flowers fl anked by pink tapers Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 has contributed to the Jaycee in candelabra. The front of p.m. by the Midd lepor t Christmas programs to help the table was decorated with a Business and Profe ss tonal the underprivileged through large rose tied with silver Women's Club. the years, and at Christmas ribbon and bear ing the ~:1: .·•· i: To sud<i· .li.Y be fa ced with having to -prepa re meals for a diabetic child cu n be a real problem, particularly ,when regular me• Is must be prepared for a regular family. . This is Ann Boso's problem. Her 14-year-old daughter 1s diabetic und h., 'nJlging recipe box contains not one recipe for a diabetic. Having .. orked for a couple of years in the Expanded Nutrition Program of Meigs CoWJty, Ann is very aware of the Importance of nutritional values and the need for preparing foods which provide those needs, fall into the diabetic's diet, are attractive and tasty. · Otbers have similar problems, she is sure, and Ann' is most anxious to begin a box for recipes compa tible to the diabetic problem. · Perhaps you can help by either sending recipes directly to Ann at Rf. 1, Portland, or to FWJ with Foods where we can share them with other readers who may have a similar problem. I'KH~ES ELL'S numerals, "25." Each member received a edged with silver lace ribbu" to which was attached a sma ll artificia l rose. For the OC· casion ~ Mrs. Bowers made favors of pin cushions using a silver thimble. Attending the party besides those named were Mrs. Janet Venoy, Mrs. Olive Weber, a guest, and Mrs. Pal McKnight. DAUGHTER BORN HARTFORD, W. Va. - Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sayre, Hartford, W. Va., are ann ouncing the birth of their second child, a daughter, Stephanie Anne at Pleasant Valley Hospital April 25. She weighed 7 lbs., 5 ozs., and was 20 inches long. They have a son, Timothy Dale, age 4. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rizer, Hartford, 'w. Va. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Betty Sayre, Racine :· Greatgrandparents are Mrs. Mary Zirkle and Mrs. Zelma Hawley, and M~: and Mrs. Bill Woorfs_ 1 Plans for the Hocking Area School of Religion, beginning May 6 were completed during a meeting Monday night at the Naomi Baptist Church. The Rev. Samuel Jackson presided. The school. begins Monday night at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church with classesfor ad ults on six consecu tive "Monday nights, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The Rev. Mr. Jackson will be the adult instructor. TJtema will be "A Dynamic Cause Spirit and Structure for the 70s.'' Youth sessions will be at the Forest Run Baptist Church from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Mondays and Wednesdays for the next three weeks, begmmng May 6. Theme of the youth program will be " Administering the BTU." The Rev. Eddie Buffington w1ll have 'charge. Mrs. Arnold Riclutrrl• 1• ~irds. mosait·s fish" and VenuspOrtraying taktng off a sJ.dal, the team said. Makhlar had a Roman .house dating .from the 2nd or 3rd century A.D. a t Makhtar , once the site of a population of 10,000 in its most prosperous period during the reign of Emperor Septimus Roman city. Severus (146-211 A.D. ). 1 * * A tour of the -garden to view spring fl owers was a feature .of the meeting of the Walk-In Garden Club recenUy at the home of Mrs. Etta Cullwns. l Roberta Logan and Pailla Barensfield were 'guests for the meeting which included comments from the members on their favorite spring flowers and what they now hav e blooming.'Mrs. Edna Lee gave the devotions and an opening though t. Members exchanged bulbs and plants, It was annoWJced that new officers will be elected at the May meeting. ·Pie, ice cream, coffee, nuts and mints were served. Mrs. Maxine Hart will hOst the May meeting. , · MASON -. Mason's · prvv ided fur itnpruvt>!llt' nls in . d fence t-Jl tht:' J . C. Ci';Gk park in SCinitation collPrtl on r<1ti•s will renc~1 t iun facilitie~ fo.·1onday order to ha ve nnuthcr b;t ll innllasc.aWil';lt ion polil'yw;l.s nig ht by Mason Town Council . field . adopted ""d m uncy was * O'fl<> ll Powers expl;linPd " t\ bi ll for llGI.IIO fr om tile six Jl (' l' vent incrc~1sc inth(' l'fls1 Park4!rsbu rg Til e Co mp;my of ga rbe~ ge pickup grunll'd by W<IS tablt•d fo r later c· orlUw Public Servirt.: Conuni ss i t~n sidera tion . Also (I letter wa s to all truckers to offs~t the cost . pr,esente/1 to Mayor Atkinson of fuel. signed by co un ci lm e n Co un cil told Powers there Capehart, Werry anti HHyncs have been· rornpla inl<; about and was r~CJd into the minutes garbage pickup. some peoplr whil'h perta ins to what ttwy paying and not bei ng servi('('s. label ed " unautho ri zed purHowever , on a motion by Russel l Capehart. St' L"O nllcd by VOTE FOR DAVID D. DOWD Jr. for ATTORNEY GENERAL ********* *• " * ., * " I t:. ~ I~ FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL XI DAVID D. DOWD, Jr. l•p.,blic•n JGm n "'-"'ot< Um~ * I O..wd <~• I ~O"'h (';oo~ .. G! CO''""<t>H oo-... ~"" '" " ' O H :, i PROSECUTI NG ATTORNEY Of STARK COUNTY SIN CE 196 7 Robert Roach. counci) agreed SHAIIE AWARO to increase the rates in Mason SAN FR,\NCISCO 1UP! 1 Pitr her Tommy John of the Los An~eles Dodgers and thi rd basermm Ken Heitz of the St. Lou is Cardina ls shured the National I£ague's Player of · seconded by Walter Wern·. the Week award for Apr il 22-28. Ray Tuc ker t.md Charles it was announced today by LED STATE AN D NATION IN f iGHllt:G NARCOTI C IRAFFI C BY DEVElOPING !Hf METROPOLITAN NARCOTI C ENFORCEMENI UN IT FOR STARK COUNTV iN 19 70 Daytoo Raynes to alloca te 5-0 by shutting out Philadel$1,500 of the Reve nue Sharing phia, 1-0, Apt·il 25 while Rettz Fund~ to Mason Recreation improvem~n~. '" p~r so n cd ca lls are made, cC::t ll s will be paid for by the person me~king that particular which passed. Counci l also a~ reed to pU rchase a siren for the new police cu r and two power mowers for town usc. .1 by the Milwaukee giv ing him his unconditional relea se. Alo u, 38, has been in the major leagues since 1958. He .. rea l and had been to bat only three times this season with no hits. NEW STUDENT COUNCIL OF'FICERS -- Waham• High School students have elected new Stuclenl Council of- m .. .,;.., ,u ............. ficers to serve durin g the next scl10o l year. 'Ilu~ y a re, from . " QUANTrTY RIGHTS HESERVED ... ' KRAF T 298 Second St. Miracle Whip . J Pomeroy, Ohio Sa 1. , ,: KRAFT ROYAL CROWN Marshmallow CREME COLA ( J, ,.. '• ~ ,, r 8 PAK left , Dave Housh. president ; Terry Oliver, vice president and Charlotte Edwards, secretary -treasurer. - PHOTO BY SAM NICHOLS In. ' ~::·:::~, N;~7N~;;;'J ii ii By Alma Marshall MASON - May being Senior Citizens Month , Mason Senior Citizens plan to attend a Geriatric Camp at Mason Coun ty 4-H Camp on May 2.1. Mrs . Pauline Marshall, eo-<>rdinalor, read a letter from Mrs. Linda Bowles, co-<:hairnwn of the ca mp which will be held May 19·25, extending •n inviiHtion to the group . The group also on Thursday along with other bLL,incsses, enjoyed a sack lunch, quilted, and sewer carpet r•gs. " • Jar Mrs. Marshall reviewed the Nutdtion Program to start soon. SUGARDALE ALL MEAT SUGARDALE . CONEYS 1-LB. FLOUR 79 At the opening of the meeting, following devotionals, a guest, Ethel Elliott, of Midlund, Pa., was introd uce<!. She presented a reading entitled, "! Am Fine" and closed with prayer . The lad ies signed get-well cards sent to Josie Elias and Phyllis McCarty, an· •ide. Attending _were Lu ~ille Powell, Frances Stewart, " Goldie Smith, Clara Smith, Wilda Coleman , Clara Staats, Helen Elws. Mary Aumiller. Blunche Jones. Mildred Tripp , Bertha Hall, Emma Ryan, Pearl Roush, Clara Roush, Zelma Hunter, Edna Burris, Maxine Arnold, Katherine Raynes , Barbara McDaniel, Helen Barton , co-ordinator, Mrs. Pauline Marshall and the ZESTA SALTINE CRACKERS - GOLD MEDAL ¢ A brl:dal shower honoring FRESH BAKERy 6R0~~\tS . ...... · 6 . Q1000\.A1t 1 \Mel\ VM11t OR 99~ CAKE ........................... _ . '1 lb. BUSH'S GREENS STEAK _,.....................~~~.... BONELESS fOR69c; BUSH'S ~ lEST l STORE SLICED .BOILED i HAM . $ 59 19 aB. BOX 39¢ visitor. Mondays and Thursdays are the meetings dates of the Senior GREEN BEANS ···························~ BUSH'S High School, Racine, directed by Mrs. Lee Lee, staged by high schqol choir. SIRLOIN TIP ORANGE OR GRAPE •1•' LB. BALLARD . MEAT PIES •••• :• :• : ••• 8 oz. FOR 59 • ' LITE LINE BISCUITS :• GALLON . BORDEN'S FOR .... 09 ••: • ••• ••• ••• ., .., • •• APPLES. . . 1~~--~~~~ 1D 99¢ ICE ·MILK •••• 8 oz. ~CHEESE 24 ~ 18 oz. 79¢ oz. FAVORITE BREAD WITH !XIUPON 4 $1 . . ELL'S i6 OZ. · ' OMITTED SEE Kenneth David See was CLUB MEETS Cllllltled from a list of employes Linda Well , on a loss of three of the Keith Goble MoiA>r Co. pounds, was crowned queen of recenUy. He _is employed in the New Me · Club meeting geDeral maintenance by the Tuesday night at the home of firm, • . Mrs. Ruth Putman. Devotions were given by 'Cindy Scyoc. Games were played with prizes · DINNER SET , being awarded , and Mrs. The Americ•n Legion F:lossie Ma~um won the door ~~ bowling le~ue will prize. T~e birthday of. Mrs. hiVe. 1 potJuc~ dinner at 6:3a Marlene Putman .was observed . Frfdlly ft!ght at the Legion hall and gifts were. ·presented to ln Middleport. ·. her. II .; ' j' ' >. \'t,L\1/1(\Lf (11\11-'II"J C> ~ :; ~ :..;;: '- = C>: ~ ·, SAVE GOLD MEDAL ~ -::-; FLOUR [ ~ ~ ~ 5 LB. 89~ ~ ~ 298 Sec·ond ·St. .Pomeroy, Ohip . . ' I ~I .. \ ~- 1..- /... I. .' ' 'J • ' -, " ... ' . 1 I I I . '. "' p .. \liTH THIS COUPON -:> REDEEM AT SUP'ER V.ALU5:: VOLO 18_0~ " 69e ~ WIT_tf THIS COUPON ;: -o REDE EM AT SUPER v." LU::.. · ('? V,OID ' ,. ' ' .' JIF PEANUT BUTIER :Bt05·14-74 =>1, AFTER5-i4-74 =·• fi\I O OO O O Oill:tll m~~~ ~- t-I!OO O Q0 0\11$<i m'l.~ ·• e ' I , to SAVE . .o . . 'I ' ' \, I , .. ' NEW HAVEN - Three representatives of the Point Pleasant Jr. Woman 's Club attended the New Haven Woman 's Club meeting on Tuesday at the New Haven Library to point out the need for a children's home in Mason County. They were Martha Martin, Sharon Alberchinski and Lana Mohr. It was emphasized that child neg lect and abuse are on the increase, the latter the No. I child killer in the U. S. Mrs. Martin. said foster parents are too few. Abused children in Mason County are now taken to Ca bell County. The ladies pointed out they need all the support they ca n get from local people. They have raised some money on a revue and deposited the money in both Point Pleasant banks and Mason Coun ty Bank. Perso ns inay contribute to the home for children at these banks. At ·the opening of the meeting Mrs. Harold Bumgarner presented devotionals. Mrs. Mark Ward led in the pledge of allegiance. Mrs. R. G. Greene reported on plans for the May 28 dinner, tJte group voting for a sit-down dinner at Meigs Inn at o:30p.m. Reservations should be made by May 22 by calling Mrs. George Ingels or Mrs . R. G. Greene·. Th_ree ladies accepted into membership were Mrs. Noreen Layne, Mrs. Charlotte Roush and Mrs. Pat Starry. The hostesses, Mrs. George Ingels and Mrs. Robert Dye, served refreshments. · CLIFTON - THE MASON Extension Homemakers, meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Elmer Van Meter here, made tentative plans for a Mother and Daughter Banquet. Mrs. Landon Smith, president, ~opointed Mrs. Elmer VanMeter, Mrs. Cecil Smith and Mrs. Dorothy· Cartwright to the committee to arrange it. The president rem inded the group of the Charleston area meeting on May 8 at Camp Virgil Tate in Kanawha County and of the Mason County Spring LWJcheon on May 2J served buffet at lv)oose Hall in Pt. Pleasant. Reservations and money must be _ mailed by May 20 to Mrs,. .Jesse Brown at Letart, W. Va . The cost is $3.25. . Each member is to bring a homemade item for the Mason County Extension Homemakers Fair 'Booth to the July meeting. The hostess, Mrs. Van Meter, served refreshments to Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs. J . Marshall, Mrs. J. Robert Roach, Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright, Mrs. Uoyd Williams, Mrs. Laurene I,.ewis, Mrs. Matilda Noble, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs . Alburtice Young and Mrs. Laura Johnson . COTTAGE JIF PEANUT BUTTER PAMPERS DRINK 69~ TWIN PACK ........................................... DAYTIME 30 CT. HI-C POTATO CHIPS STEAK :1 YEllOW OR WHITE -PRINGLE$ WASHINGTON STATE RED DELICIOUS ................................. RECENT BIRTHDAY DlNNEf; guests of J. Hob ert Roach were Mr . and Mrs. Manford Hutton and June Ann of Bradbury und Mrs. Rick Hoover, Syracuse. Cal''ng later in the day were Mr . and Mrs. George Tripp and Mary Ann and Scotty, Mrs. James Lavender, Kip Pauley and Mr. and Mrs. Roach's sons, Larry and Roger. Ice cream, cake and Kooi-Aid were served by Mrs. Ruach. The honoree received a long distance birthday greeting from his brother, Sam Roach , Lancaster, Catif. WITH COUPON :·. SMOKED SAUSAGE .. ~~----~ .129 CANS HOMIN'Y CANS Jt COFFEE 3 LB. 79 CANS GREEN SHElliE BUllER !(AHN'S HILLSHIRE MAXWELL HOUSE BUSH'S • CUT 1 citizens. All area senior citizens are we lcome. 5 LB. BANQUET BEANS MUSTARD -KAlE OR TURNIP $ rop ROUND DINNER BELL "Nostalgia /' 8 p.m., Southern SPRING l'ESTIVAL, 5:30 p.m., starting with a jitney supper, Syracuse Elementary School. Games for the children. POMONA GRANGE, B·p.m., Rock Springs Grange Hall . Gallia CoWJty to present the program. Ohio Valley Grange to provide sandwich.es and - DATE CHANGED . beverage for potluck. Judging The n:ton thly meeting of of state and national contests. Middleport Merchants has SATURDAY been changed to the Fourth CAR wASH, Meigs High Tuesday ?f each month._' cheerleaders, 9 w 6 p.m. at IJeslnnlng m May. Startmg 1 Welker's Service Statior , Main. Umeofthesesstonswillbe7:30 St., Pomeroy. _ p.m. ) ' ." ·1· 59 RUMP ROAST-........~~·- MEIGS PTA County Council 7:30 p.m. at Salem Center school. Plans for spring conference to be made. Workshop for offic~ rs. Bring PTA manuals. FRIDAY SPRING Fair at Syracuse Elemen lary. Serving begins at 5:30 to 7 p.m. Games and prizes. Sponsorec) by PTA. YARD SALE, Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. Syracuse ' Presbyterian Ch urch yard, Second St., Syracuse; a bake sale will be held Saturday. MUSI CAL RE,YUE, <:~ 11 . Werry seconded the motion. BONELESS WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Lite rary 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 6 p.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 the Sacred Heart Catholic Church auditorium . long was acquired by Milwaukee compiled n hits in 21 at-ba ts which will be average of all during the winter from Mont- Foundation Inc. for capiwl during the week fo t• a .Gl9 Adv . De partments di sl<mce phone c;tlls and if Brewers for the purpose of Ma son Recrea tion Foundation. Feeney . Coun cil acte'cl on a motion by John stretched his record to Pol Pd . Capehart asked that a log be kepi by the C1 ty and Water waiver s Sl<tnley d.iscussed needs of the league President Cha rles S. DEDI CATED TO IMPROVING [AI'/ ENFORCE MENT IN OHIO BY . PROVIDING EFf ECTI VE IEADlR SH IP AS ATTORNEY GENERAL cha se.'\ anrl expenditures." FELIPE ON WAIVERS MILWAUKEE (UP!) Felipe Alou, the eldest of the three ball-playing illou brothers, has been placed on to $3 e:1 month . · ·' Town e mpl oye.s wit h s ix ,months of se rvice sha ll be giveh a week's pain vac<ttion on a motion by C <:~pchar t ASTATE LEADER IN CRI MINAL JUS TI CE REfO RM _, l.\tft S! chairwoman for the School of Religion, with Mrs . Allen Hampton, the registrar, and Mrs. Campbell Harper, the . Sham'tg funds' ~o-iven to recreation Improvement . GOOD TI-l R l! MAY 4TH Shower fetes Miss Smith. 1 . NO SALES TO DEALERS A five-week visit in Memphis with her mother is Marion ' Michael's spring tonic . ·~ • She's there now, Next to family and fishing, Marion's love is for fOod . In her note to us Tuesd~y, she said her mother had prepared herfavorite chocolate pie for her arrival there. Marion sent along the recipe. CHOCOLATE DELUXE Ia<: BOX PIE Mix oogetber 7 tablespoons cocoa, % cup sugar, two-thirds cup flour,% teaspoon salt. Stir in 31'.! cups milk, I cup at a time, 2 egg yolks and I I'.! teaspoon vanilla. Cook in a double boiler, moderate heal, stirring constantly . until thick. Pour into haked pie shell and refrigerate . Top with a whipped topping when serving. Miss Mary Jane Smith, brideelect of Joseph McCarty, was given recently by Mrs: Robert Manley at her Middleport home. I Cake, ice cream, chips , mints and soft drinks were .aerved. Favors were yellow and white umbrella replicas of mints. Attending were Mrs. Arland King, Mrs . Carol Smith , Rebecca Smith, Mrs. Henry Eblin, Mrs. Roger Manley, Mrs . . Olda McCarty, Mr . and Mrs . . Lewis Smith , ·parents of the bride • elect, Mrs. Elva Grueser and TempleiA>n, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCarty, Mrs. William Sunday,Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Lawrence Manley , Mrs . Richard Warden, Mrs . Gary Acree, Mrs. John Elias, Mrs. John Stahl, Mrs. Butch Grover, Mrs. Roger Mowe1y, Mrs. Clarence King and Mrs. Emogene Gilmore, Gail, Sandy, Billy and Usa, Gahanna. Others presenting gifts to the bride-elect were her brothers, Kenny and Mike Smith, Mrs . George Casto, Ronnie McCarty, Dale McCarty, Mr. and Mrs . Victor Roush, Mrs. Roxie Oiler, Mrs. Dale Kennedy, Mrs. Myrtie Birchfield, Mrs: Violet Batey, Mrs. Katie Eblin, Mr. and Mrs. Don Roach, Mr. and Mrs. Estel -Collins, Mary Hysell, the Rev. and Mrs . Odell Manley, Mrs . Merle Manley and Susie, Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. Alberta Wagoner, Mrs. Raymond Musser, Bernice Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0 . Sloan and Mrs. Karmel DeLong. l Religious Club enjoys school set flower tour silver ca rd ma rked "25" and arche~ TUNIS tUPI)sa1:-An logica l team d Monday tt bas di scovered an ancient . I' ' ' Apple Grove News,- Events By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. 'Jeff Donohew . of' Belpre, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westfall of Akro!J, Ohio visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohew over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Ours of Racine Rt. 2 are remodeling the rormer's . parents; homel Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ours at Fairview and will ·be moving there soon. Mr . and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner ¥isited Sunday af.ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story at Darwin. The Golden Rule Sunday School class of the Letart ·Falls 1 I I . .-·I United Methodist Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell Thursday •vening. , Attending were Mrs. Margie Roush, Mrs. Grace Huffman, MI:s. Inez Hill, Mrs. Erma Hill Mrs. Nora' Cross, Mrs. Loi~ Bell . ' Considering the groom is soon lo... be re~gned - in , thev should ca ll them "bridle'' \ ·--'· \ I �•• .I 'Ji iJ - . •..' :..;r "·· ~;,ntia• 17- The Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wc•dn,•sd;l_l, May 1. 1974 HOUSE DISCOVERED The ' house is adorned with ,-·- Por • • • Club marks anniversary I The 25th anniversary uf the h;Jve se nt gifts to the infor.nwry Fnend ly Neighbors Club was and the children'!' home . ~ observed Tuesd~J'Ia t thC' hom(~ Mcmbt~ rs have worked (IS of Mrs. Etlecn B6wers, Hl. :J. sol ici tors in numerous fund Pomero/'. who will! Mrs. drivfs, and one of their special FRIENDLY Neighbors Club.observe 25th • ( . . • 'l:'l'~S'I>.':~~:,:;:;::::,~:::::::;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~;:::::;:::::::::::::::>.::~:~::n,::;;:i Fun With -Food By Charlene Hoeflich Mildred Arnold founded the projecl' has been sponsorship club. of the Naylor 's Hun Besides Mrs. Bowera and Playground with wreaths being _Mrs. Arnold , uther charter provided for the monument members attending were Mrs. there on Memm·ial Day and Vera Buchanan, Mrs . Christmas. With the help of Elizabeth We ll, Mrs. Elea nor neighbors in Naylor's Run, the Werry , Mrs. ErneStine Werry, club members have sl<iged and Mrs. Elsie Hin es. An bake sa les and ice cream eighth charter member, Mrs. socials for the benefi t of the Lucre tia Smith, was unable to playground. attend . They have made ca ncer Club members reminisced pads, and for many years during the evening of thei~ provided dinners for fami lies activities through the years. in -the Navlor's Run neighanniversary. Every year at Easter time borhood wli~n deaths occurred. they have taken baskets for The club now limits this la tter each reside nt at the Meigs activity to club members only. County infir mary . Needy For the observance the SALE PLANNED families ha ve received food refreshment 1<1 ble was covered A rummage sale wi II be held baskets from the club, and with lace and centered with an in the Fry building, Mill St., clothing has been gathered up arrangemen t of pink and white Middleport, Friday and · for children in need . The dub flowers fl anked by pink tapers Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 has contributed to the Jaycee in candelabra. The front of p.m. by the Midd lepor t Christmas programs to help the table was decorated with a Business and Profe ss tonal the underprivileged through large rose tied with silver Women's Club. the years, and at Christmas ribbon and bear ing the ~:1: .·•· i: To sud<i· .li.Y be fa ced with having to -prepa re meals for a diabetic child cu n be a real problem, particularly ,when regular me• Is must be prepared for a regular family. . This is Ann Boso's problem. Her 14-year-old daughter 1s diabetic und h., 'nJlging recipe box contains not one recipe for a diabetic. Having .. orked for a couple of years in the Expanded Nutrition Program of Meigs CoWJty, Ann is very aware of the Importance of nutritional values and the need for preparing foods which provide those needs, fall into the diabetic's diet, are attractive and tasty. · Otbers have similar problems, she is sure, and Ann' is most anxious to begin a box for recipes compa tible to the diabetic problem. · Perhaps you can help by either sending recipes directly to Ann at Rf. 1, Portland, or to FWJ with Foods where we can share them with other readers who may have a similar problem. I'KH~ES ELL'S numerals, "25." Each member received a edged with silver lace ribbu" to which was attached a sma ll artificia l rose. For the OC· casion ~ Mrs. Bowers made favors of pin cushions using a silver thimble. Attending the party besides those named were Mrs. Janet Venoy, Mrs. Olive Weber, a guest, and Mrs. Pal McKnight. DAUGHTER BORN HARTFORD, W. Va. - Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sayre, Hartford, W. Va., are ann ouncing the birth of their second child, a daughter, Stephanie Anne at Pleasant Valley Hospital April 25. She weighed 7 lbs., 5 ozs., and was 20 inches long. They have a son, Timothy Dale, age 4. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rizer, Hartford, 'w. Va. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Betty Sayre, Racine :· Greatgrandparents are Mrs. Mary Zirkle and Mrs. Zelma Hawley, and M~: and Mrs. Bill Woorfs_ 1 Plans for the Hocking Area School of Religion, beginning May 6 were completed during a meeting Monday night at the Naomi Baptist Church. The Rev. Samuel Jackson presided. The school. begins Monday night at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church with classesfor ad ults on six consecu tive "Monday nights, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The Rev. Mr. Jackson will be the adult instructor. TJtema will be "A Dynamic Cause Spirit and Structure for the 70s.'' Youth sessions will be at the Forest Run Baptist Church from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Mondays and Wednesdays for the next three weeks, begmmng May 6. Theme of the youth program will be " Administering the BTU." The Rev. Eddie Buffington w1ll have 'charge. Mrs. Arnold Riclutrrl• 1• ~irds. mosait·s fish" and VenuspOrtraying taktng off a sJ.dal, the team said. Makhlar had a Roman .house dating .from the 2nd or 3rd century A.D. a t Makhtar , once the site of a population of 10,000 in its most prosperous period during the reign of Emperor Septimus Roman city. Severus (146-211 A.D. ). 1 * * A tour of the -garden to view spring fl owers was a feature .of the meeting of the Walk-In Garden Club recenUy at the home of Mrs. Etta Cullwns. l Roberta Logan and Pailla Barensfield were 'guests for the meeting which included comments from the members on their favorite spring flowers and what they now hav e blooming.'Mrs. Edna Lee gave the devotions and an opening though t. Members exchanged bulbs and plants, It was annoWJced that new officers will be elected at the May meeting. ·Pie, ice cream, coffee, nuts and mints were served. Mrs. Maxine Hart will hOst the May meeting. , · MASON -. Mason's · prvv ided fur itnpruvt>!llt' nls in . d fence t-Jl tht:' J . C. Ci';Gk park in SCinitation collPrtl on r<1ti•s will renc~1 t iun facilitie~ fo.·1onday order to ha ve nnuthcr b;t ll innllasc.aWil';lt ion polil'yw;l.s nig ht by Mason Town Council . field . adopted ""d m uncy was * O'fl<> ll Powers expl;linPd " t\ bi ll for llGI.IIO fr om tile six Jl (' l' vent incrc~1sc inth(' l'fls1 Park4!rsbu rg Til e Co mp;my of ga rbe~ ge pickup grunll'd by W<IS tablt•d fo r later c· orlUw Public Servirt.: Conuni ss i t~n sidera tion . Also (I letter wa s to all truckers to offs~t the cost . pr,esente/1 to Mayor Atkinson of fuel. signed by co un ci lm e n Co un cil told Powers there Capehart, Werry anti HHyncs have been· rornpla inl<; about and was r~CJd into the minutes garbage pickup. some peoplr whil'h perta ins to what ttwy paying and not bei ng servi('('s. label ed " unautho ri zed purHowever , on a motion by Russel l Capehart. St' L"O nllcd by VOTE FOR DAVID D. DOWD Jr. for ATTORNEY GENERAL ********* *• " * ., * " I t:. ~ I~ FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL XI DAVID D. DOWD, Jr. l•p.,blic•n JGm n "'-"'ot< Um~ * I O..wd <~• I ~O"'h (';oo~ .. G! CO''""<t>H oo-... ~"" '" " ' O H :, i PROSECUTI NG ATTORNEY Of STARK COUNTY SIN CE 196 7 Robert Roach. counci) agreed SHAIIE AWARO to increase the rates in Mason SAN FR,\NCISCO 1UP! 1 Pitr her Tommy John of the Los An~eles Dodgers and thi rd basermm Ken Heitz of the St. Lou is Cardina ls shured the National I£ague's Player of · seconded by Walter Wern·. the Week award for Apr il 22-28. Ray Tuc ker t.md Charles it was announced today by LED STATE AN D NATION IN f iGHllt:G NARCOTI C IRAFFI C BY DEVElOPING !Hf METROPOLITAN NARCOTI C ENFORCEMENI UN IT FOR STARK COUNTV iN 19 70 Daytoo Raynes to alloca te 5-0 by shutting out Philadel$1,500 of the Reve nue Sharing phia, 1-0, Apt·il 25 while Rettz Fund~ to Mason Recreation improvem~n~. '" p~r so n cd ca lls are made, cC::t ll s will be paid for by the person me~king that particular which passed. Counci l also a~ reed to pU rchase a siren for the new police cu r and two power mowers for town usc. .1 by the Milwaukee giv ing him his unconditional relea se. Alo u, 38, has been in the major leagues since 1958. He .. rea l and had been to bat only three times this season with no hits. NEW STUDENT COUNCIL OF'FICERS -- Waham• High School students have elected new Stuclenl Council of- m .. .,;.., ,u ............. ficers to serve durin g the next scl10o l year. 'Ilu~ y a re, from . " QUANTrTY RIGHTS HESERVED ... ' KRAF T 298 Second St. Miracle Whip . J Pomeroy, Ohio Sa 1. , ,: KRAFT ROYAL CROWN Marshmallow CREME COLA ( J, ,.. '• ~ ,, r 8 PAK left , Dave Housh. president ; Terry Oliver, vice president and Charlotte Edwards, secretary -treasurer. - PHOTO BY SAM NICHOLS In. ' ~::·:::~, N;~7N~;;;'J ii ii By Alma Marshall MASON - May being Senior Citizens Month , Mason Senior Citizens plan to attend a Geriatric Camp at Mason Coun ty 4-H Camp on May 2.1. Mrs . Pauline Marshall, eo-<>rdinalor, read a letter from Mrs. Linda Bowles, co-<:hairnwn of the ca mp which will be held May 19·25, extending •n inviiHtion to the group . The group also on Thursday along with other bLL,incsses, enjoyed a sack lunch, quilted, and sewer carpet r•gs. " • Jar Mrs. Marshall reviewed the Nutdtion Program to start soon. SUGARDALE ALL MEAT SUGARDALE . CONEYS 1-LB. FLOUR 79 At the opening of the meeting, following devotionals, a guest, Ethel Elliott, of Midlund, Pa., was introd uce<!. She presented a reading entitled, "! Am Fine" and closed with prayer . The lad ies signed get-well cards sent to Josie Elias and Phyllis McCarty, an· •ide. Attending _were Lu ~ille Powell, Frances Stewart, " Goldie Smith, Clara Smith, Wilda Coleman , Clara Staats, Helen Elws. Mary Aumiller. Blunche Jones. Mildred Tripp , Bertha Hall, Emma Ryan, Pearl Roush, Clara Roush, Zelma Hunter, Edna Burris, Maxine Arnold, Katherine Raynes , Barbara McDaniel, Helen Barton , co-ordinator, Mrs. Pauline Marshall and the ZESTA SALTINE CRACKERS - GOLD MEDAL ¢ A brl:dal shower honoring FRESH BAKERy 6R0~~\tS . ...... · 6 . Q1000\.A1t 1 \Mel\ VM11t OR 99~ CAKE ........................... _ . '1 lb. BUSH'S GREENS STEAK _,.....................~~~.... BONELESS fOR69c; BUSH'S ~ lEST l STORE SLICED .BOILED i HAM . $ 59 19 aB. BOX 39¢ visitor. Mondays and Thursdays are the meetings dates of the Senior GREEN BEANS ···························~ BUSH'S High School, Racine, directed by Mrs. Lee Lee, staged by high schqol choir. SIRLOIN TIP ORANGE OR GRAPE •1•' LB. BALLARD . MEAT PIES •••• :• :• : ••• 8 oz. FOR 59 • ' LITE LINE BISCUITS :• GALLON . BORDEN'S FOR .... 09 ••: • ••• ••• ••• ., .., • •• APPLES. . . 1~~--~~~~ 1D 99¢ ICE ·MILK •••• 8 oz. ~CHEESE 24 ~ 18 oz. 79¢ oz. FAVORITE BREAD WITH !XIUPON 4 $1 . . ELL'S i6 OZ. · ' OMITTED SEE Kenneth David See was CLUB MEETS Cllllltled from a list of employes Linda Well , on a loss of three of the Keith Goble MoiA>r Co. pounds, was crowned queen of recenUy. He _is employed in the New Me · Club meeting geDeral maintenance by the Tuesday night at the home of firm, • . Mrs. Ruth Putman. Devotions were given by 'Cindy Scyoc. Games were played with prizes · DINNER SET , being awarded , and Mrs. The Americ•n Legion F:lossie Ma~um won the door ~~ bowling le~ue will prize. T~e birthday of. Mrs. hiVe. 1 potJuc~ dinner at 6:3a Marlene Putman .was observed . Frfdlly ft!ght at the Legion hall and gifts were. ·presented to ln Middleport. ·. her. II .; ' j' ' >. \'t,L\1/1(\Lf (11\11-'II"J C> ~ :; ~ :..;;: '- = C>: ~ ·, SAVE GOLD MEDAL ~ -::-; FLOUR [ ~ ~ ~ 5 LB. 89~ ~ ~ 298 Sec·ond ·St. .Pomeroy, Ohip . . ' I ~I .. \ ~- 1..- /... I. .' ' 'J • ' -, " ... ' . 1 I I I . '. "' p .. \liTH THIS COUPON -:> REDEEM AT SUP'ER V.ALU5:: VOLO 18_0~ " 69e ~ WIT_tf THIS COUPON ;: -o REDE EM AT SUPER v." LU::.. · ('? V,OID ' ,. ' ' .' JIF PEANUT BUTIER :Bt05·14-74 =>1, AFTER5-i4-74 =·• fi\I O OO O O Oill:tll m~~~ ~- t-I!OO O Q0 0\11$<i m'l.~ ·• e ' I , to SAVE . .o . . 'I ' ' \, I , .. ' NEW HAVEN - Three representatives of the Point Pleasant Jr. Woman 's Club attended the New Haven Woman 's Club meeting on Tuesday at the New Haven Library to point out the need for a children's home in Mason County. They were Martha Martin, Sharon Alberchinski and Lana Mohr. It was emphasized that child neg lect and abuse are on the increase, the latter the No. I child killer in the U. S. Mrs. Martin. said foster parents are too few. Abused children in Mason County are now taken to Ca bell County. The ladies pointed out they need all the support they ca n get from local people. They have raised some money on a revue and deposited the money in both Point Pleasant banks and Mason Coun ty Bank. Perso ns inay contribute to the home for children at these banks. At ·the opening of the meeting Mrs. Harold Bumgarner presented devotionals. Mrs. Mark Ward led in the pledge of allegiance. Mrs. R. G. Greene reported on plans for the May 28 dinner, tJte group voting for a sit-down dinner at Meigs Inn at o:30p.m. Reservations should be made by May 22 by calling Mrs. George Ingels or Mrs . R. G. Greene·. Th_ree ladies accepted into membership were Mrs. Noreen Layne, Mrs. Charlotte Roush and Mrs. Pat Starry. The hostesses, Mrs. George Ingels and Mrs. Robert Dye, served refreshments. · CLIFTON - THE MASON Extension Homemakers, meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Elmer Van Meter here, made tentative plans for a Mother and Daughter Banquet. Mrs. Landon Smith, president, ~opointed Mrs. Elmer VanMeter, Mrs. Cecil Smith and Mrs. Dorothy· Cartwright to the committee to arrange it. The president rem inded the group of the Charleston area meeting on May 8 at Camp Virgil Tate in Kanawha County and of the Mason County Spring LWJcheon on May 2J served buffet at lv)oose Hall in Pt. Pleasant. Reservations and money must be _ mailed by May 20 to Mrs,. .Jesse Brown at Letart, W. Va . The cost is $3.25. . Each member is to bring a homemade item for the Mason County Extension Homemakers Fair 'Booth to the July meeting. The hostess, Mrs. Van Meter, served refreshments to Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs. J . Marshall, Mrs. J. Robert Roach, Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright, Mrs. Uoyd Williams, Mrs. Laurene I,.ewis, Mrs. Matilda Noble, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs . Alburtice Young and Mrs. Laura Johnson . COTTAGE JIF PEANUT BUTTER PAMPERS DRINK 69~ TWIN PACK ........................................... DAYTIME 30 CT. HI-C POTATO CHIPS STEAK :1 YEllOW OR WHITE -PRINGLE$ WASHINGTON STATE RED DELICIOUS ................................. RECENT BIRTHDAY DlNNEf; guests of J. Hob ert Roach were Mr . and Mrs. Manford Hutton and June Ann of Bradbury und Mrs. Rick Hoover, Syracuse. Cal''ng later in the day were Mr . and Mrs. George Tripp and Mary Ann and Scotty, Mrs. James Lavender, Kip Pauley and Mr. and Mrs. Roach's sons, Larry and Roger. Ice cream, cake and Kooi-Aid were served by Mrs. Ruach. The honoree received a long distance birthday greeting from his brother, Sam Roach , Lancaster, Catif. WITH COUPON :·. SMOKED SAUSAGE .. ~~----~ .129 CANS HOMIN'Y CANS Jt COFFEE 3 LB. 79 CANS GREEN SHElliE BUllER !(AHN'S HILLSHIRE MAXWELL HOUSE BUSH'S • CUT 1 citizens. All area senior citizens are we lcome. 5 LB. BANQUET BEANS MUSTARD -KAlE OR TURNIP $ rop ROUND DINNER BELL "Nostalgia /' 8 p.m., Southern SPRING l'ESTIVAL, 5:30 p.m., starting with a jitney supper, Syracuse Elementary School. Games for the children. POMONA GRANGE, B·p.m., Rock Springs Grange Hall . Gallia CoWJty to present the program. Ohio Valley Grange to provide sandwich.es and - DATE CHANGED . beverage for potluck. Judging The n:ton thly meeting of of state and national contests. Middleport Merchants has SATURDAY been changed to the Fourth CAR wASH, Meigs High Tuesday ?f each month._' cheerleaders, 9 w 6 p.m. at IJeslnnlng m May. Startmg 1 Welker's Service Statior , Main. Umeofthesesstonswillbe7:30 St., Pomeroy. _ p.m. ) ' ." ·1· 59 RUMP ROAST-........~~·- MEIGS PTA County Council 7:30 p.m. at Salem Center school. Plans for spring conference to be made. Workshop for offic~ rs. Bring PTA manuals. FRIDAY SPRING Fair at Syracuse Elemen lary. Serving begins at 5:30 to 7 p.m. Games and prizes. Sponsorec) by PTA. YARD SALE, Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. Syracuse ' Presbyterian Ch urch yard, Second St., Syracuse; a bake sale will be held Saturday. MUSI CAL RE,YUE, <:~ 11 . Werry seconded the motion. BONELESS WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Lite rary 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 6 p.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 the Sacred Heart Catholic Church auditorium . long was acquired by Milwaukee compiled n hits in 21 at-ba ts which will be average of all during the winter from Mont- Foundation Inc. for capiwl during the week fo t• a .Gl9 Adv . De partments di sl<mce phone c;tlls and if Brewers for the purpose of Ma son Recrea tion Foundation. Feeney . Coun cil acte'cl on a motion by John stretched his record to Pol Pd . Capehart asked that a log be kepi by the C1 ty and Water waiver s Sl<tnley d.iscussed needs of the league President Cha rles S. DEDI CATED TO IMPROVING [AI'/ ENFORCE MENT IN OHIO BY . PROVIDING EFf ECTI VE IEADlR SH IP AS ATTORNEY GENERAL cha se.'\ anrl expenditures." FELIPE ON WAIVERS MILWAUKEE (UP!) Felipe Alou, the eldest of the three ball-playing illou brothers, has been placed on to $3 e:1 month . · ·' Town e mpl oye.s wit h s ix ,months of se rvice sha ll be giveh a week's pain vac<ttion on a motion by C <:~pchar t ASTATE LEADER IN CRI MINAL JUS TI CE REfO RM _, l.\tft S! chairwoman for the School of Religion, with Mrs . Allen Hampton, the registrar, and Mrs. Campbell Harper, the . Sham'tg funds' ~o-iven to recreation Improvement . GOOD TI-l R l! MAY 4TH Shower fetes Miss Smith. 1 . NO SALES TO DEALERS A five-week visit in Memphis with her mother is Marion ' Michael's spring tonic . ·~ • She's there now, Next to family and fishing, Marion's love is for fOod . In her note to us Tuesd~y, she said her mother had prepared herfavorite chocolate pie for her arrival there. Marion sent along the recipe. CHOCOLATE DELUXE Ia<: BOX PIE Mix oogetber 7 tablespoons cocoa, % cup sugar, two-thirds cup flour,% teaspoon salt. Stir in 31'.! cups milk, I cup at a time, 2 egg yolks and I I'.! teaspoon vanilla. Cook in a double boiler, moderate heal, stirring constantly . until thick. Pour into haked pie shell and refrigerate . Top with a whipped topping when serving. Miss Mary Jane Smith, brideelect of Joseph McCarty, was given recently by Mrs: Robert Manley at her Middleport home. I Cake, ice cream, chips , mints and soft drinks were .aerved. Favors were yellow and white umbrella replicas of mints. Attending were Mrs. Arland King, Mrs . Carol Smith , Rebecca Smith, Mrs. Henry Eblin, Mrs. Roger Manley, Mrs . . Olda McCarty, Mr . and Mrs . . Lewis Smith , ·parents of the bride • elect, Mrs. Elva Grueser and TempleiA>n, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCarty, Mrs. William Sunday,Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Lawrence Manley , Mrs . Richard Warden, Mrs . Gary Acree, Mrs. John Elias, Mrs. John Stahl, Mrs. Butch Grover, Mrs. Roger Mowe1y, Mrs. Clarence King and Mrs. Emogene Gilmore, Gail, Sandy, Billy and Usa, Gahanna. Others presenting gifts to the bride-elect were her brothers, Kenny and Mike Smith, Mrs . George Casto, Ronnie McCarty, Dale McCarty, Mr. and Mrs . Victor Roush, Mrs. Roxie Oiler, Mrs. Dale Kennedy, Mrs. Myrtie Birchfield, Mrs: Violet Batey, Mrs. Katie Eblin, Mr. and Mrs. Don Roach, Mr. and Mrs. Estel -Collins, Mary Hysell, the Rev. and Mrs . Odell Manley, Mrs . Merle Manley and Susie, Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. Alberta Wagoner, Mrs. Raymond Musser, Bernice Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0 . Sloan and Mrs. Karmel DeLong. l Religious Club enjoys school set flower tour silver ca rd ma rked "25" and arche~ TUNIS tUPI)sa1:-An logica l team d Monday tt bas di scovered an ancient . I' ' ' Apple Grove News,- Events By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. 'Jeff Donohew . of' Belpre, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westfall of Akro!J, Ohio visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohew over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Ours of Racine Rt. 2 are remodeling the rormer's . parents; homel Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ours at Fairview and will ·be moving there soon. Mr . and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner ¥isited Sunday af.ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story at Darwin. The Golden Rule Sunday School class of the Letart ·Falls 1 I I . .-·I United Methodist Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell Thursday •vening. , Attending were Mrs. Margie Roush, Mrs. Grace Huffman, MI:s. Inez Hill, Mrs. Erma Hill Mrs. Nora' Cross, Mrs. Loi~ Bell . ' Considering the groom is soon lo... be re~gned - in , thev should ca ll them "bridle'' \ ·--'· \ I �I \ . 18 - The Da1lv Sent mel Middleport Pomerov 0 19 - The D,uh Se nt mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Wednesday May 1 1974 • mo th er Mrs E l ta heth Du ck wo rfh who passed away M<Jy 1 969 LoY ng memor £'S never d e As years r o 1 o n and days pass .@) by ch dren 5 1 11 p IUS! as w II p lease you 1971 DODGE CORONET I N MEM O RY o f Davtd Lee Wat s on on t11s 9t h b r t h dn v I m ssed you yesterday and 1 1 m ss you to morrow $1695 popu lar mode l & one th at $149$ 1 door 1 own er new car tr ade n good lst I m e I r es spot less c lean nter or sma IV a eng ne automa t c tr an s rn ss10n Thenghts z.e - 1 have every day s nLf! you ve been g on ~ but so me day w e I be togeth er aga n Love Nann e 5 1 lie th e nghtpnce Va l ue$16 75 1911 CHEVROLET PICKUP S2<9S 6 cy lmder st andard tra nsm ss 1on w h1 te over blue v myl mter or appear a n ce of new tru c k ra d o li ke n ew w h t e wa tl fires wheel cover s e w1de body step bumper Card of Thanks MR A N D Mrs Joseph Me Carty t h e to r ller Mar y Sm t h wou d 1 ke to thank everyon e who all end ed an d sen t gifts for our m sce l lan eous showe Ea ch '-g It was g rea11y ap prec at on ; L Tt1ank You 5 1 li e POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVESB 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO - - - - - - -- - - - - - - , - - -- - - - - --' For Rent Not1ce Not1ce GA R AGE Sale Rt 124 3 1 m tes from Rt 7 See s gn s unt I Wedn esday May 1 4 26 5t c SOLD out I am no long er mak ng r ubbe r s l am ps w lma H Cas to 4 30 31p O NE 3 be droom I r a ler pref er co ns tr uct on m en ('I I 992 7418 after 5 p m 4 28 71C 0 MOB I LE hom e 2 bedroom Tw6 m les from H arr son vr tle W I be va ca nl M ay I P fon e 742 382 1 5 1 He L AUDE RMIL T Roof ng Pl easant R dge Pomeroy Ph one 992 7665 A 10 121D J SOU T HER N Plant s tomatoes pepper s sweet po Ta toe s and on on s See or ca l! Ja mes Ray H II Le tar t Fa Is 2-17 29 61 4 26 12t c GARAG E Sa l e Wednesday mor n ng until I p m Satu r SMALL tra ter 10 m tes nor t h d ay 0 d books gar den plow GARAGE SA L E - ll 26 E Man of Pom er oy Id ea l for couple p l umb ng Itt ngs d s h es Sf Pom er oy near M ners Re n t re<::~so na b l e Phone 99 2 c loth ng t re s Ol d t me v li e Apr11 29 un t I so ld out 747 9 IPhonograph exp lorers sco ut 5 1 tf c cloth ng from nfants to s ze uniform T V turn rver on 15 Hou r s 9 to 4 College Road Sy ra cuse 992 4 29 3tc 5324 FUR NI S HED apartm ent adu lt s only Phone 992 5592 4 30 3tc SWEEPER Repa1r Parts an d 4 9 lfc Su pp l es Da\1 s Vacuum Cleaner ' mile up Georg es TRA IL ER Brown S T r ail er Creek Road off State Rout e 7 Park Phone 9'?2 3324 OLD U S cons and lar ge s ze Phone 446 0294 4 l A tf c paper c ur rency Ptwne Ed ______ ._______ ___ 5 1 ltc Burkett 992 3476 4 26 6tp 3 A ND 4 ROOM turn shed and GUN SHOOT 7 p m Fr day at unfurniShed apa rtm ent s the Rac ine Gun Club Fa c tory - - - - -- - - - - - - - Phone 992 5434 Any choked guns only Assor ted OLD Upr ght p anos 4 12 ti c cond ton paymg $10 cash meat s Wr te g ve d r ec t ons lo 5 1 31C PRIVATE meet ng room for W I TTEN P I A NO CO P 0 any organ za tton phone 992 Box 18 Sard rs Oh o 439 46 REVIVAL at Ma son Assembly 3975 26 30tp 4 of God Church Dudd ng 3 11 tfc Lane Mason w va beg ns AXLE and hub for an ea r y 59 Ma y 5 7 39 p m Rambler A mbassador V 8 5 1 3t c With po s t ve tract•on rear end Phone 992 5390 3 FAMILY yard sate ant que 4 30 Jtp turn lu re and drshes 2 mrles south of M•dd leport off R t 7 on Story s Run Road May 4 HARLEY DaVIdSon mo to r cyc les diSabled or runn ng and S for parts Phone 843 2163 5 1 2tc 4 28 6tc 2- two bedroom furntshed apartments m Pomeroy lOLA S Beauty Salon on John NIGHT cr aw l er s paying top and May Stree t Syracuse Ntce yard and plenty of pr ce F fe s phone 992 7494 Dh 10 Mother s Day Spec at 1 parktng 4 23 12tc Carty R lchards Cond t on perm wave a soft casual cur l to go W1th the new trend m USED guns payrng top pr ce F f e s phone 992 7494 ha.r St\l l es todi'l\1 O n~ $12 SO 4 23 12tc w i th sh ampoos and set F rost ngs w th toner $12 so Make an appo fntment for OLD autos 6 or mor e ca r s Wil l Mom now Good through May g1ve S3 00 p iece 18 ca r s or 992 J86J 11 lola Da(Tlewood Karen more will grve better prrce or after 6 oo---992 5844 Ca II 985 429 7 Lyons open evenmgs by appo ntments 3 28 ttc 5 1 12tc MOBILE home a r con NO 1 Cooper 85c rad1a t ors d t1on ng cab l e TV nef! r 3 FAMILY basement sa le .40c red brass 40c battenes Pomeroy Phone 99'2 5623 Wednesday and Thursday 581 $1 40 M A Hall ReedSVIlle 4 30 6t c South Fo urth St M dd l eport Oh o Phon e 378 62.49 9 30 to 3 Clothmg Avon 3 24 tfc 2 BEDROOM modular fllr bo ttl es antiques bedspread s n1shed apartment utll f1es and c urtam.s CASH pard for all makes and pa1d near Pom eroy Pr efer 4 30 2tc models of mob le homes adults or const ru ct 1on Phone area code 61.t 423 9531 workers Phone 992 7666 or GARAGE Sale 1126 East Mam 4 13 tfc 992 7133 Street F"omerov near M ners 4 30 31 c; Ville April 29 until sold out OLD turn tur e oak tables Clothmg from nfants to s1ze clocks ce boxes brass beds SLEEP I NG room over w ne 15 hour s 9 to 4 d1shes desks or complete stor e Pomeroy References 4 30 3tc households Wr te M D reQu~red Phone 992 5293 Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o 4 30 tf c KOSCOT KOSME TIC S & ca ll 992 7760 0 WIGS For a good lme of S 13 ffc CosmetiCS fr endly serv ice and someone to chat With JUNK Autos comp lete and 1967 ONE ton Ford Sta ke bed gtve me a call Helen Jane del vered to our yard We p ck Brown 9925113 truck Phone 992 2550 or 742 up auto bod1es and buy all 6551 3 19 tfc k mds of scra p metals and 4 30 tfc ron R der s Salvage State A TO Z Mart used turn she.:f Route 124 Rt 4 Pom eroy appliances clothmg dtshes 1970 OL DSMOBILE 98 low Ohro Phon e 992 5468 and m1SC Rt 33 OPPOSite m rlea ge exce ll ent cond ton 4 16 26tp trarler cou rt Hartford w Se tr1ng severa l hundred Va dollars below loca l dealer pr ce Phone 992 3863 call 992 .. 410tfc 58A4 after 6 p m -4 25 6tc CO NCERNIN G Acts 10 44 48 m APPLICATIONS only for meter the B ble Was Cornel us the patrolmen and ex tra po l rce CHEVROLET good only gentile to rece ve th e Please conta c t Pomeroy 1964 cond•t on Phone 992 7876 earnes t man festat•on of tne Pol•ce Department 992 2427 before 3 p m Holy Ghost? No• Acts 19 1 7 4 16 tfc A 26 6tp The Pentecostal Ftre rs lit on South Th.rd A\lenue M d WA ITRE SS ES car hops and 1971 PONTIAC LeMan s Sport dleport Ohro kitchen hel p App l y n person H ard top Coupe 400 c u n VB 4 26 6tc Crow s Ste ak House See at lOS Un10n Avenue or Pomeroy phone 992 3293 4 FAM I LY yard sale Fr day 4 4 tfc 4 'lb b! C and Sat urday ant1ques turn ture etc 294 Pearl ONE female some bookkeep ng 1969 PONTIAC Grand Pr x 1969 Street M ddleport Phone 992 ex per ence typmg one who Ford Convert ble both under 2888 In ca se of ran w II be meets pub! Jc we l l Excel lent SI 000 See at Ja me s postponed til further not ce workmQ condtt1o n Week s Hol comb Rt 124 IUS! 3 ' paid vacat 1on per year 5 1 3tc miles from R t 7 Hosp ,ta l zat on and I fe m 4 26 Si c surance provided along w th workmg un1forms Please 1960 CADIL LA C ambulance For Sat e send personal resume to Box low m teage A 1 c ondition HOME GR OWN tomato plants 729 A c o The Da IY Sent net Phone 992 3090 S30 thousand Several Pomeroy Oh o 5 1 4tc var eTres Harr y H II Rt 2 5 1 6tc Ra e ne Oh o Phone 247 2142 1965 CHEVROLET s tat1on 5 1 4t c WANTED exper enced wagon van $200 Can be seen plumber none other need at 167 5 L ncoln Hgl s apply All W ea ther Roofmg Pom ero y 337 Nor t h Second Avenue 5 1 4tp GRAVESIDE SERVICES Mrddleport or phone 992 2550 4 30 tfc OPEN Roger Hy sell s Garage LOUISVILLE Ky (UP! ) near Crossroads on State Graves1de serv1ces Will be held NEED rei able babys tter for 2 Route 124 8 JO to c p m Today m Brooklyn, N Y for small g•rls ages 2 and 4 nght Monday through Satur day away m Rust c H i ll s Call 992 Phone 992 5682 or 99 2 7121 Walter Lacey Pate, 94, retrred 701 8 after S 30 4 12 261c 4 30 3tp New York attorney and fotmer Wanted To Buy - ------------- FOR RENT INROW CO. --------------- -----,----------- Auto Sales ----------- ------------- captam of the U S Dav1s Cup tenms team THIRD INJURY PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) The Philadelphia Flyers were struck w1th thmr third mJury m the space of five days Monday when center B1ll Clement suffered a ligament InJury to his left knee durmg a pract1ce sess1on Prevwusly, forward Bob Kelly suffered stra~ned ligaments of the left knee and defenseman Barry Ashbee was struck 1n the eye by a puck I. GREAT . COUNTRY WAI T RE SS an"d k. tchen help wan ted Apply n per son Crow s Steak House 4 23 10tc ---------------For Rent or lease BU SI NE SS bur l drng n down town Pomeroy Oh o Ca l l 99 2 3975 or 992 5'7 86 4 2 26tc ' Busmess Opportunities IMMEDIATE INCOME D st r butor - part or full 1 me to supp y Co npany estabt•shed accounts w f h RCA CB S D sney Records In come poss1b I tr es up to $1 000 per mon t h w th only $3 500 r eq u1red for nv entory and tra n1ng , Cali COLLEC T for Mr James ( 214) 661 9208 4 28 .ttp -------------- INTERESTED 1n betng your own bo ss and ownrng your own bus n ess'' L rm ted amoun t of Caprtal necessary Th1S gorng busmess can be f nan ced Call 99'2 57 86 A 30 26tc STEREO ----.,---------92.1 I WMPO-FM . I. I Moddleporf Pomeroy . . ' I NTERE ST ED n be ng your own bo ss and ownrng your own bus n ess' L mtted amount of cap1ta t necessary Th s gong bus i ness c an be f nanced Call 99 2 5786 4 29 26tc For Sale HOM E grown tomato plants mproved M ex ca n yellow Jubilee H nds 1350 Also hot peppers and mangoes T homas Ha yman across from Mun c•pal p ark n Syracuse 4 28 12tc SOUTHERN plant s pl ace or der ror about May 8 del very Cha r les R Harr s Portland Ohio 843 2693 A 23 tfc STRAWBERRY plants Charlie Foster Rt '2 Rae ne Oh o Phone 247 2309 4 18 12tc -------------EXCE LS I OR Salt Works E Man St Pomer oy All k nds of salt water pellets water nugg ets bl q_c k salt and own Oh o R 1ver Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc -------------we ARE p ckmg up a prano m your area and would like some r es ponsible party to ta ke over payments Call Credrt Manager (614 ) 77 2 5669 \or wrrle 260 East Ma1n Streel Ch IIICOfhe Oh iO 45601 4 7 tfc -------------NEW 3 bedroom home 1 h bath garage basement on Gravel H ill Mrdd leport Natural gas al ready If! Phone Dat e Dutton 992 3369 even1ngs 99 2 2534 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR W1 repc11r RACINE GARAGE QAC IN E OHIO .}-. IL Services r w wl u I C t h1 1 LIBRA (Scpl 1 23 Oct 1'l1Uf y , Mav 2 1974 You resnon s b ll1es nan area wh • r ~ you manage peonle or th ngs wIg o w th s year - but o v. II the c war Js to a JOh your 23 1 Ql(t.h<:Jay 11 • 2 PONIE S Ca ll 99? 36 46 4 30 6t p - - -- - - - - - - - - ONE Maytag wr nger washer good as new 0 M c Coy Phon e 985 3944 5 1 6t p POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 2094 606 E Ma1n 3 REG I STER ED p o ll ed H ereford yea r! ng bu IS Also cow s w lh ca lves I 0 M e Coy phone 985 39J 4 5 1 6t p SPR I NG H OUS E CLEANI N G EXTRA SPECI AL pr1 ces on many p1 eces of used f urn l ure to make room lor summer stock 1 A ll app lia n ces ha\le 30 day s g uarant ees Retr,gerator s $19 95 up ( A pt s1ze $49 95) Gas and el ec lrrc range s from $39 95 Wrrnger washers (s om e May t ag s) $45 up Auto washers $45 Electrr c dr'yers $35 N EW FUR NITURE SAVI NGS 1 Regular $69 95 RE CLINER S S50 3 p c ta bl e sel (map le or walnut ) $3A 95 Lot s of c lea n USE D furn lure roun d oak tab l es oak buff e t wood chrome d nettes pr corn er ch na cab nets w th ma tc h ng table and 6 s h el d ba c k chars (2 master and 4 s deJ pecan f n1sh $285 other d nm g r m surtes from $125 bedroom su1tes couches OS cha1rs sturdy st ra ght mapl e cha rs $5 metal desks ve r y SPECIA L $12 lg se lec t on occas1ona t tab l es c h es t dressers st r chars even fl a t top trunks l uggat e Open to 7 p m Tuesday through Sun day KUHL S BARGAIN CENTER Rl 7 a l caul on I ghl T UP P ERS PLAIN S Oh o 18 d am x 4 h gh (7 500 gallon cap J SWIM M!NG POO L w1 th ac cessor es VERY SPEC IA L a t $100 5 1 6tc -------------- MOWERS Pu sh typ e ro tary mower w 1th 20 cut 3 H P Bnggs engtne 14 ga stee l deck Side doscharge fu ll baffle 7 poly wheels handle and plated Te e and FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay PRICE CONSTRUCTION ~ Roof~ng Spouhng Alum1num S1d1ng And Complete Remodeling POMEROY LANDMARK 9. _Jack W ~ Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 CL ELAND FARMS AND GREE NH OUSE A val'"lety o f cabbage and tomato plant s for sate Also broccol and cau liflow er sweet pepper s hot peppers eggp lants head and EAS TER l ettuce FLOWERS pansy mum s azalea hyd rang ea geran •urn s petun as sev eral k nds of hang ng baskets Ge r a ld ne Cleland Ra e n e Oh10 3 29 He Employment Wanted MAN wrth two y ea r s college and twelve years ex penence n co mputer data process ng would l1ke emp loy ment m Me1gs Gall a or Mason count1es Job does not necessar l y have to be assoc ated w1th computers Resum e prov ded upon reqvest If mterested c all (614) 742 3269 4 30 5tc - -- ---------- BERRY MILLER Mob l e Home Sales has a l ot lo offer when you start snopp ng for your Mobile Home You can beat th e h1gh depree~atron you II have on yo ur hom e th e f~rst two years by Shopp,ng for a late mode l used Mob te Home Here are some every day tow pr ces 63x 12 Sc hult Custom step up dm ng and k t c hen so l d new $10 000 now $6 495 60x 12 L ber ty 2 bedroom $4 795 65x12 K rkwood { b eaut fu) $6 995 60K 12 Et co na reduced to S5 495 60xl2 PMC 3 bedroom S4 495 60x12 Fleetwood 2 bedroom save $1 000 at S5 495 50x 10 Nat onal 2 bedroom S2 695 2 55x 10 F teetwoo ds S2 795 each WE also h a\le 4 bank repossess ons that you ca n buy wrth a sm all down payment and assume the1r loan s Th ese are m ostly l at e model homes and t he pr ces rnclude yo ur del ve r y and complete set up So for an hones t to goodness good deal stop n tod ay at Berry M•ller Mobile Home Sa le s 705 Far so n Stre et Be l pre Oh10 phone A23 9531 c iQsed ~u n 4 26 10t c 1 17 ttc ) son~ rly Be ha vioral Devel opm ent 33 Tr u th or Con seq 6 0 30 NewsJ I 6 8 10 15 Room172 13 1 00 News b 10 Whllt s My L n e 6 Truth or Con scq 3 Bcc1t l he Clock I E lcc Co :70 K now You r Sc honls 33 Spy 15 J mmy Det1 1 IJ 7 30 - To Tel th e T ru t h 6 Sa le of the Centu ry 6 T he Jud ge tO Bea t the Cock 13 Po t ce Surg eon 3 On th e M on ey 1 An t q ues 20 Ep sode Ac tron 33 8 00 - Sonny & (he r 8 10 81 11 M oye r s Joumal 20 Wos h mg lon Conn eclton 33 Chase 3 4 15 The Cow boy s6 13 8" 30 - T hea ter n A m er ca 33 M ov 1e De~ til Ra ce 13 Movte TBA 6 Wa sh1ngton St ra1ght Ta lk 20 9 00 - Shor't S lor~ es of Love J 15 15 Canr on 10 Open Mrnd Water Electrtc Gas Sewer L rn e'!> m slalled Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks L1m es tone /It F1ll D1rt CommerCial Res tdenhal Con strue lion & Remodel l>or Free E sttmate mqu1r e now about a beautiful new root m l a sh1on co lors 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY All WEATHER HARDWARE 0 00 - 0 JO - Moddleporl Ohio U1ld cr New Management N rnd Mtddleport GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP I I mans 1on ltk e hom e 5 baths lots of closets hot wate r hea t full basem ent garage w 1t h work shop and 3 rooms Larg e yard w 1fh n 1ce shrubbery and shade trees Beaut1ful v ew of r ver Ask ng $37 500 00 NEW LISTING - 35 acres wd h dozens of ptnes about 6ft ta l l Lorge stock ed l1 sh ng pond 3 bedroom brtck ve neer hom e loi s ol c loset s n 1ce kit chen w tth cook & bake untt s Fa m l y d1n ng 34x1 1 Fu l basemen t ga ra ge f r ee gac heo t A ll m nerals $A5 000 00 THIS WEEK ONLY - 8011 W Mam Sf Pomeroy PHONE 992-5271 DAY OR NIGHT Free Garage Esllmates Phone 99'2 536'7 or 992 3861 W•lkmson Small Engtne DITCHING SERVICE 992 J092 399 W Ma1n Pomeroy 0 Located at Modern Supply small Eng ne Repa.r Wat er Ltnes and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and sephc tank s tn , See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Ntghl992 3525 or 992 5232 6 00 - Sun r se Sem nr 4 Sacred Hear t 10 6 15 ~ Ame rica s Problem s 10 6 25 - F arm Report 13 6 JO ~ Bibl e An swers 8 Ne.,..s 6 F ve M nutes to L 1ve By 4 Pattern s fo r Lt vtng 13 6 35 - Col umbu s Toda y 4 6 45 - Farmt m e 10 Morntng Report 3 7 00 - Toda y 3 J 5 News 10 Dtck Van D yke 13 Milk e A W1sh 6 7 30 - Ro cky & Bullwmk le 13 New Zoo Revue 6 8 00 - Capfa 1n Kan garoo 8 10 Jeff s Col l1e 6 New Zoo Re vue 13 Sesa m e St r ee t 33 25 - Jack La lanne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 All WEAlHER HARDWARE N 2nd P.ve e • La wn Boy • Tecumsetl • Kohler •Wsconsn • A l l othe r makes e a 55 - Moddleporl 0 INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING Now under new management RON AND KAREN THOMAS 10 Now You See It 8 10 ranc h type home ba th nat gos heat fomdy room level ROOF PAINTING lol and carport JU ST 110 000 STO P BY PARK YOUR CA ME L AND LE TS TALK RKEY CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992-5083 DON T fUSS don t CUSS turn over tunk automobiles to us W II pay $5 for old IUnK car s F"hone 1 (304) 773 5890 R vers de Aulo WrecK ng 4 9 26tc DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks drt ch ng serv ce top so I f II d•rt 1 mestone B&K Ex cavatmg Phone 99 2 S367 or 992 3861 9 1 lfc CLElAND 608 E REALTY MAIN SEW IN G MACHINE S Repair servtce a l l makes 992 2284 The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Authorrzed S nger Sales and Serv ce We Sharpen sc,ssors 3 29 tf c POMEROY, 0 MIDDLEPORT - I story frame 3 BR ba t h dining R so m e ca r pet 1ng paneltng and t le porches gas heat DOZER work l and clear ng by the acre hOurly or contract farm ponds roa ds etc Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years ex per ence Pull ns Excavat ng Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 2478 12 19 tf c Almost new beauttful bnck 3 BR bath lovely kitchen lots of cab1nets range and oven d nmg bar dtnmg room base m e nt garage over I acre leve l ground Well below market value W I LL tnm or c ut trees and shrubbery Also clean out basements att cs etc Phone 949 322 1 or 742 444 1 4 23 26tc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 4.:16 4782 Ga ll•po l s John "Russel l Owner and Operator s 12 lfc 2 story $1000000 YOU LL SUREL Y FIND YOUR FUTURE IN REAL ESTATE HERE TO BUY OR SELL CA LL NOW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER \ CLE ANED SEPTIC TANKS c l eaned Moder n Sa nr ta t on 9q2 3954 or q92 7349 10231fc READY MIX CONCRETE del vered rtght to your protect Fast and easy est mate s Ph one 992 Goeg l e 1n Ready M1x Mtddleport Oh10 6 992 2259 or 992 2568 AGEN(;Y Gallipolis EXCAVAT I NG d01P.I'" tn;tder and ba c khoe work sept i c tanks nstalled dump t ruc ks and to boy ~for h re will hau l f1ll d1rt top sotl l 1mestone and grave l Call Bob or Roger Jeffer s day phone 992 7089 n1gh t phone 992 3525 or 992 RUTLAND 3 BEDRO OMS L ARGE KIT LI K E NEW CA RPET ALUM SIDIN G OWNER WILL HELP ~ I NANCE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PR IC ED BE LO W1 MARKET $12 000 I OFFICE41f6 J64:J EVENINGS Bud McGhee-1146 12SS E M tke Wlseman- 446 J796 ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED 30 - 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LOVE POOR PEOPLE-HE S CREATING SO MANY OF THEM - BILL VAUGHAN .... Hl"d l\lnr Features Syndu:ate lne) DICK TRACY LITTLE ORPHAN STJ>AIGMT r:;;;~~~ Tli S C.. AW n<M r GO otl FOI( ~VER SOOKfR OR AI".ER I L C.~T 7~EO ... Q5 3 HERE SOUTH • A K9 54 YOUR~ "' Sit/EL L 0! 0 TM< E 11 S ROL L 'A COME ~ HPMOY 1kB 7643 Both vu lnera ble I I H&W REFRIGERATION SERVICE Refngeralors Home & Automobtles Freezers Atr Condthoners and Com mereta! Umts Ph 992 5587 or 992 7204 Pomeroy, 0 YES! All WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Mtddleport, 0 Under New Management AUTOMOBILE nsuranc:e been cancel led" Lost your operator s 1 cense Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc ('ass Pass 2olo Pass East 1. Pa ss Pa ss Soulh Pass 3N T .a CAPTA IN EASY "LiffiE JEWELS" 1971 DOOGE CHALLENGER ~o uth power steering auto nme re plied North Souths three notrump was r~a lly an overb1d If he had J USt b1d two notrump North lAOuld have taken h1m on to ~a rne After all you don t need much of a hand to reopen when the b1ddmg has d1ed at one hea rt ' Now lets see what North 'meant by South bemg unable t o coun t to nme lf you wm nme tncks at a t hree notrump contract the ;sun shmes and ever~one 1s happy At least you and your 'Pa rtner are ' East held back h1s kmg of near ts at tn ck one and dum 'lily s queen won the tnck East s play was unusual but trans vonyf top 51995 1972 FORDMAVERICK6 cyl 2 dr Grabber Sedan One careful local owner auto 4 dr seda n Only 1 567 easy miles New FoFd trade tn A1r condolooned P S AT PB $3695 1970 MERCURY MAR AU DE R One local owner Beauf tfu l red w1th black vtnyl top auto trans power steering & brakes $1495 NEW 1973 Ford Gran Tonno 2 dr hardtop air cond v1nyl top power steertng power brakes auto trans A totally new car at a used car ' pnce $3695 c hanc e to go wrong and South 'm1ghtydid goQd It g•ve South a Sou th would have been sure of h1 s conto act 1f he had JUSI put hiS ace of hearts on dummy s queen H1s next play wou ld be to overtake hiS kmg Qf clubs w1th dummy s ace He would contmue to play clubs untll East s queen was forced out Later on he would , .J:.et to dummy w1th the Jack , or 10 of hearts to wmd up with two spades t\\o hearts f1ve cl ubs and the rubber Keith Goble Ford See Frest Blaettnar Danny Thompson Ph 992 2196 M1dd leport, 0 Automahcs 2 speed operation Choice or water temps Auto water le.vel control Ltnt Fitter or Power Fin "': AgItator .... Perm1 Press 4~ t.W S I \1 Maytag MAY TAG Red Cupet Service DOLl AR CO'-!TRA CT II •• •i • North , Pass I. I 1 Pass Pass 3N T Solo AllOJT 'lHE 6A~Yl? I DON T !<NON ~AT I WilL I NO FATHER I WON T GO 1 WHII.,tc,:J TO HE!( SHE LEFT ME 1 AND 5 Ht:? TH= ONE WHO LL HAVE 10 BE0 TELL HIM I rDR01VEN<'SS l _ __.-·, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~¥~~~~~~;}~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T" SUN 5 COMING UP REMOVE TH IS POOZV YOU LL BE 1 STUFFWU PUT ON ME SO MOO OKAY NOW WON'T THINK A FREAK I BE' East Pass Pass Pass Pass South I SEE 'IE STARTED 'lORE SPRING CLEAN IN~ ELVINEV YEP--I M THROWII\J OUT ALL THEM WUTHLESS OC ODDS AN ENDS •• THAT JeST LIW AROUND AN COLLeCT DUST r• 4.,2+ I r ... Y ou South hold ' •K2•AJ76 5 tA 64 oloQ94 What do you do now? RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold Grat r West lolo • RE CKON "iOU I E HEARD H I E 'I- RE OFFER N'-' ADO RA A M L.L ON- comes t' a I low cei11n'' Jl SF \SS:"i The b1ddmg has bee n Dryers We Specialize In ~It t~Ttltllt :'Z:B;J:~ ,!t¥19.f#!l Halo of Heat Surround clothes with gentle, even heat No hot spots. no overdrylng Frne Mesh Lint F11ter we Pra c tJ ce counttng to 2 dr hardtop one local owner Showroom clean Now whtle the weather ts still cool ts the best flme It can be m stalled at your convemence wtth no wathng around tll hot muggy weather Phone n2 2550 North By Oswald & James Jacoby We ll sa 1d North philosoph ic ally If you are gtJ 1ng to overb1d you should learn to play the ca1 ds bet ter Wha t co uld l do" asked trans 6cyl 52395 1974 CHEVROLET V 8 Malobu AIR CONDITION NOW? West Openong lead - ONE OF lHESE ROOM house 3 acres of ground 1n West Columbia' Space for rt\ler bank ca mp s1tes and garden ng Call 992 5794 ----------....!.--- Im ACl\OSS Chmcse tr 1 ,.., ) o 1 o t tl ~J 111 1 she ~hou d k 10'<'!. ... 11 0u W h;:H h<we yo u !)CC I u 1J to I;J\t l y ) C APR ICORN W ee 22 Jan 1 9 ) ( O I I I fl U V f'W CO 11 g vt nh r 11hcr cl s 1<1 ty t ad ' Y 1Jo g 5 vo tn wo y ng b ou t b r l o re t happen s flu s llt..! S th 1 q s nrJy work ou t 1 ~ 11 r II e~ you lh "lk 'I LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE +AlO , . 642 606 E Maon, Pomerov,O. 742 4211 as 1f people respond So I respond to THEM Any more hmts' - WON BY A WAI K + FOR FREE est•mates on alum lnum s1dtng storm doors and wrndows Ra11 ng Phone Charles Ltsle Syracuse Oh1o Carl Jacob Sales Representative v V Johnson and Son Inc 4 30 t fc Real Estate For Sale Reasonably pnced Edward Wells l=lhone 992 3670 4 30 Ctp I now hsten your par t ner has b1d four hearts over your four clubs Wha t do }OU do no~ ? NORTH Maytag ------------4 ROOM house wi t h bath Changmg my Wijlk was the fl rsl step Lately I ve been watchmg other ke \ S to personrll! l\ woman who lS forever puttmg her h ands to he1 l o\H t f ll m J cover up mohon often dtsllkes her looks and 101 J 1:; st ' therefore h1des Ha b1tuallv clenched fi sts 1n dn othmt!Sc 1 cilXc<l easy gomg person could show fear aggressiOn st1ong 1mbll10n or hoshhty wh1ch he IS lr) mg to suppress Pour eye r.:onL:tt t mut t often means shyness than dece1t Several book s have been wntten obout th1s bocl\ l1ngu 1ge but I d1dn t reahze how unportant 1t IS until! prilcllccd ch ongmg a few thtngs, hke my walk mv e)e contact om stand-<Jfftshness Radtator 5pectahst B1g.Capac•tv F L ORIDA Swanne Rver by owner 1h acre wrth ac c ess to rver $2 745 $45 down S25 month 8 p et •n t erest MOBILE HOMES WELCOME Mr and Mrs Clay F1nstad P 0 Box 248 Old Town Flonda 32680 Phone (904) 542 7333 4 JO 2tp ml m \OUt< rlutnn that the Yoaya person walks offers a ke\ to hts o1 h...:t J>tt son 1ltl\ Smcethen l vewa tchednnself tn store wmdo,, s 111dht \ t1.tll dl m yself s wttch from a pigeon toed shufflt to d <.. tn ft ..:~ st11dt You know somethmg' II works I I' EF. I " "'" <onf idun \ 1\ posture IS better my head ts up r srml£ mor c tm l rwoplL not Jcememor e - mfac t IltaH•a br andne\\ tpp t o JLhtr lfL ( (:en ~ 11 OO - News3 .:16 8 101 315 Janakl 33 11 30- Johnny Carson 3 4 15 0 ck Cavett 6 13 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 N ewsl J Tak eFrveForL1fe lS Count to mne before losing Nathan Boggs 2 11 tfc 5 Io 10 30- Day At Noght 33 WIN AT BRIDGE From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad1ator to the smallest Heater Core Pomeroy Home & Auto -------------- ' S AGITTARIU S (N o v 24 Dec 2 1) Someone s 1 1 ttl e '4 I Dear Helen You vcsau.l m) our book by THOMAS JOSEPH • Groffolh 8 Gomer Pyle US MC 13 Big Valley6 5 30- Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Beverly Hollbi/1 es B Elec Co 33 EXPERIENCED Ph 992 2174 • • Walth Ynur 1Roch ) l ..a nJ.!: u 1g1 20 4 00 - Mr Ca rtoon 3 Somerset 15 SesamE" St 20 33 Lo ve Amen ca n Sty le 13 L ucy Show 8 Huck and Yogt 6 Movte The Good Humor M en 10 .1 30 - Gr ll 1gan s Is 13 6 Green Acres 3 onanza 15 Ha zel 8 Jackpot' 4 5 00 - M 1ster Roger s 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr ff 1n A Andy -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 Monday thru Saturday Us. ~ Lh lldt·n BoUt I 8 10 HowtoSu r vtve AM3rrtage 3 15 Dol l ars and Dects1ons $232 RACINE 2STORY PERM A STO NE 3 BR LARGE MODERN KITCHEN 1112 BATH S CARPET THROUGHOUT F U L L BASEMENT 2 CA~ GARAGE ALL O NE LARGE FLAT WEL L LANDSCAPED LO T PRICED M I D TWENTIE S 30 lfc C BRADFOR D Auctroneer Comolete Serv ce Phone 949 382 1 or 949 316 1 Racme Oh o Cr tt Bradford 5 1 lfc THE WISEMAN Free 328A Co 00 - News 3 All My Cht ldren 6 13 Not For Wom en Only 15 .... oncent r at!on 8 What s My Lrne' 10 HOGG & ZUSPAN REPAIRED 10 .:1 tfc 55 - NBC News 3 15 t Delivered to Job Sole SEPTIC TA NKS AROBIC S EWAGE SYSTEMS MILLER SANITATION STEWART OH10 PH 662 303$ 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 On Most Amencan Cars Open 8Tol5 Brad y ~1 Butlt to Your Specs aPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 Hol lywood Squares 3 4 15 , 10 e pi'? Ca bbage head lett uce sweet ard hot peppers many var et es of lomatoes SOc and 6Sc dozen F towers - Petun as Pans1es Mangol ds p l us many other \lanet.es soc to 6Sc pak Ger an ums and olher pot pl ants 10 rnch hang ng baskets petun as or v nmg geran ums SS DO Porch bo~~.:es petun1as or pan s1es S300 orS400 " Hubbard s Greenhouse Syracu~e 0 992 5776 a 12 00 - Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 Pa ssword 6 Jac kpot' 3 15 12 30 - Spl tt Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 10 Cel ebr th Sweepstakes 3 I S 12 45 - Electrtc Compan y 33 CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992-5083 Phone 742 4673 742 5595 B1ll Brown. Owner Rutland, Ohto e W zard ol Odds 3 4 15 M ke Dougla ss 6 Password lJ 11 30 - Love of L1f e Bun ch 13 11 FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES&SERVICE HOME ALARMS 30 - Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gam bolS 10 I I 00 - ROOF PAINTING BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT News 13 9 00 - Paul D xon 4 Phil Donahue 15 Fnend l y Junct1on 10 AM 3 Ab bott & Costello 8 W•ld W ld We st 6 Movte Th e B ue A nge l 13 B ogra\'hy 33 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3 attletales 8 9 55 - Chuck Wh1fe R eports 10 10 00 - Omah Shore 3 15 Joker s Wtld 10 Company 6 NELSON FLOWERS INTERIOR-EXTERIOR PIIINTING $10$0000 NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom fr ame 63 A lots of garden space 4 BR bath dtntng room u t ility space n part bosement carpet mg par ches butldmg for storage new gas furnace $12 900 00 POMEROY J111 s tory f rame 3 BR bath some ca rp e t ng & paneling basement w1th uttltty n1ce large lot for ch1ldren gas fu rna ce H W f loors Day al N ght 33 THURSOAY MAY2 1974 stalled VEGETABLES AND NELSON bed r oom fu rn1 s h ed ho m e larg e ba th n 1ce k tchen gas lu r noce and bosement Onl y 122 $00 00 BRADBURY - News 20 Interfa ce 33 Doc Elliot 6 13 Ko 1ak a 10 11 00 - News 3 4 6 10 13 I S Janak 33 I 30 - Joh nny Ca r son J .:1 15 Ger~ ldo R vera Good N ght Am er ca 6 Mo v1es T he Hor sem en Th e Bed f ord In c1 den t 10 1 OO ~ Tomorrow3 4 Newsl3 Take Fwe Forlfe l 5 2 00 News 4 o I • I a 20 777 Pearl Street Stop m and say Hello Brt~ tn th1 s ad tor a Free G1ft 742-6273 V1rqll B. Tf'aford , Sr . Brok er 11 Mechantc Street Pomeroy , Ohto 45769 Mob1le Homes For Sale d6Y PHONE level lol s8 900 oo TUPPERS PLAINS '71.95 Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES TEAFORD o NEW Improved Z pp res th e great ron p II now w th V tamm C N elson Drug 5 1 He IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? e - ·-. 4 30 <l i e mower s and PH. 949-3611 SCHOOL Out Spec rat s on 5 ACRES of ground on Sta t e 14 3 2 ? m iles from Harr sonv li e ST ARCRAFT Camp e rs Phon e 992 37A O a fl er 4 p m Reese H t ches 25 pet off 4 24 7tc Auto Aw n ng 20 pet o ff a I s zes Cam p Con ley Starc r a ff Sales Rt 62 Nort h of PI P ea sanl behmd Red Ca rp el Inn • l;~wn q.-rden tra c tor s f; R OCER Y busrn ess tor sat e Bu r d n g tor sal e or lea se Ph6ne 773 5618from 8 30 p m HOU SE newly pa nt ed n s de 3 to 10 p m for appo n t men t bedrooms t bath s ca r 3 70 lf c pe l n g l oi s o f c losets large mode rn k !c h en w rth bu II n WAL NU T stereo rad o 8 r ac k oven range d shwu sh er and t ape c omb rnat on 4 speQk er d sp osal and sec l uded ya rd sound sys t em Bul a n ce Ca I 992 3877 $ 107 JR or e<~ sy t ern 5 C'l l 4 2!1 tic 99 2 3965 1 30 t f c 1 FLOOR p lan hom e 6 r ooms bat ga r age spa c ou s yard SEW N G m ach nes brand n ew N cc lo ca l on n M ddl cpo r t Z g Zag n n cc wal nu ta b e Phon e 992 39 01 In or q nat car tons Never d 26 61c used c l eara n ce on 74 mode l s (On ly a few ava a b eJ $63 40 HOU SE on 11 0 Stat e Str ee t n Cil Sh o r t erm s rJ\Iil la b c Monke y Run Pome r oy Phon e 992 2653 Part ally remade ed new gas 4 30 li e furn ;;ce Ph one 992 120<~ 4 25 2tp ELE C TR O LU X Va c u um Cl eu n e r s comp let e w th ;, t C E ~ bedroom hom e tor sa l e t ac hm ent s cor dw •n der and NI$11 000 PhOne 99 2 3975 or 99 2 pant spray Used but n Ike 157 n ew cond t on Pay $34 45 4 19 ttc cash or budg et pl an a vari able Pllon e 992 2653 NEW A LL E L ECTR IC B RI CK ::1 30 H e full basemen t 2 ca r gara ge ba t h ant'~ h a t located rn K N APP Shoes May Spec rals Rutland and pr ced to sell now ava tabl e Phon e 992 Ca ll 949 33 or 949 2153 5324 .t 23 121c 4 30 tf c -~------ - -,.-.--- -- ' COMPLETE 5 1 til { -------------- Help Wanted ;~~ '======='=:·===·==:=H ====:=:=:==========e==i=====l = '=' ''''e ,,,,,,,,,, n .,., ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,"H =:='='='=',,.,,,e ,,,,,,;,,,l , ,,,,,,p ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,;.,,,,.,.,,.\, nvrr v d 1 kn w r I donr A l l~ Ch a l mers r ae tor w th d2 inch t N 5 t ' I <; I b q Open rnow er Exc U cnt con d I on t ousc n Mer us Cou n ly by Con til c t Marv ' Kceba uq t1 Gr r>a l 1\n er can HomP s S;, t day s 9'1? S1<~7 IH'i 391:1 ;~ It e r 7 ') n M a y 1th 5 h I IO 7 p Tl iJ R qqs Cr~s Manor IUS! 0 ' 4 18 6tc Sou h ot Tupper s P ta n s on R 7 New Homes fr om 97 1 FO J.ID low 1 leaqe v ery $23 OOU to $45 000 NO DOWN New t re s good cond t on PI>YME N T to Qua fed On e portab le T-\1 c at I 99 2 7<~<18 buyer s Au ld er s of W G Bes t a l t er 5 p m Homes 7 1 hr phone ( I ) 2:19 4 ~8 71C 9681 Cus tom Hatch back Cpe dark green f1n sh l tke nt;>w w htl e wal l It res full wh cover s prolecftve Side m ld~s P B r ad o 6 cy l eng me wdh standard tr an s A ver y Of one we lo..,ed and w 11 nev er forget Sa dl y n sse d b y and grand c h ldren Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY 197H .. HEV NOVA In our h e arts a memory s k ep t HOR S EPOWE ~ J 2 SIGNS t'B u s i n e s s I 11 lu 11 1! ,.., f1 I In Memory I N LOVI NG munory of ou r Dettr Moth er and G ra n d -""T~~~~~~~~~~ ;~~~ '" ,., I Sentinel Classifieds Get Wedne•dily Ma) 1 1974 : I Kunand ~~---~--~~--~-- ----~------~-UI ' \ I A:-Bid six ~lubs This should be a good gambl• 1 L TODAY S QUESTION Instead of blddmg fovc clubs .' , \ �I \ . 18 - The Da1lv Sent mel Middleport Pomerov 0 19 - The D,uh Se nt mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Wednesday May 1 1974 • mo th er Mrs E l ta heth Du ck wo rfh who passed away M<Jy 1 969 LoY ng memor £'S never d e As years r o 1 o n and days pass .@) by ch dren 5 1 11 p IUS! as w II p lease you 1971 DODGE CORONET I N MEM O RY o f Davtd Lee Wat s on on t11s 9t h b r t h dn v I m ssed you yesterday and 1 1 m ss you to morrow $1695 popu lar mode l & one th at $149$ 1 door 1 own er new car tr ade n good lst I m e I r es spot less c lean nter or sma IV a eng ne automa t c tr an s rn ss10n Thenghts z.e - 1 have every day s nLf! you ve been g on ~ but so me day w e I be togeth er aga n Love Nann e 5 1 lie th e nghtpnce Va l ue$16 75 1911 CHEVROLET PICKUP S2<9S 6 cy lmder st andard tra nsm ss 1on w h1 te over blue v myl mter or appear a n ce of new tru c k ra d o li ke n ew w h t e wa tl fires wheel cover s e w1de body step bumper Card of Thanks MR A N D Mrs Joseph Me Carty t h e to r ller Mar y Sm t h wou d 1 ke to thank everyon e who all end ed an d sen t gifts for our m sce l lan eous showe Ea ch '-g It was g rea11y ap prec at on ; L Tt1ank You 5 1 li e POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVESB 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO - - - - - - -- - - - - - - , - - -- - - - - --' For Rent Not1ce Not1ce GA R AGE Sale Rt 124 3 1 m tes from Rt 7 See s gn s unt I Wedn esday May 1 4 26 5t c SOLD out I am no long er mak ng r ubbe r s l am ps w lma H Cas to 4 30 31p O NE 3 be droom I r a ler pref er co ns tr uct on m en ('I I 992 7418 after 5 p m 4 28 71C 0 MOB I LE hom e 2 bedroom Tw6 m les from H arr son vr tle W I be va ca nl M ay I P fon e 742 382 1 5 1 He L AUDE RMIL T Roof ng Pl easant R dge Pomeroy Ph one 992 7665 A 10 121D J SOU T HER N Plant s tomatoes pepper s sweet po Ta toe s and on on s See or ca l! 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No• Acts 19 1 7 4 16 tfc A 26 6tp The Pentecostal Ftre rs lit on South Th.rd A\lenue M d WA ITRE SS ES car hops and 1971 PONTIAC LeMan s Sport dleport Ohro kitchen hel p App l y n person H ard top Coupe 400 c u n VB 4 26 6tc Crow s Ste ak House See at lOS Un10n Avenue or Pomeroy phone 992 3293 4 FAM I LY yard sale Fr day 4 4 tfc 4 'lb b! C and Sat urday ant1ques turn ture etc 294 Pearl ONE female some bookkeep ng 1969 PONTIAC Grand Pr x 1969 Street M ddleport Phone 992 ex per ence typmg one who Ford Convert ble both under 2888 In ca se of ran w II be meets pub! Jc we l l Excel lent SI 000 See at Ja me s postponed til further not ce workmQ condtt1o n Week s Hol comb Rt 124 IUS! 3 ' paid vacat 1on per year 5 1 3tc miles from R t 7 Hosp ,ta l zat on and I fe m 4 26 Si c surance provided along w th workmg un1forms Please 1960 CADIL LA C ambulance For Sat e send personal resume to Box low m teage A 1 c ondition HOME GR OWN tomato plants 729 A c o The Da IY Sent net Phone 992 3090 S30 thousand Several Pomeroy Oh o 5 1 4tc var eTres Harr y H II Rt 2 5 1 6tc Ra e ne Oh o Phone 247 2142 1965 CHEVROLET s tat1on 5 1 4t c WANTED exper enced wagon van $200 Can be seen plumber none other need at 167 5 L ncoln Hgl s apply All W ea ther Roofmg Pom ero y 337 Nor t h Second Avenue 5 1 4tp GRAVESIDE SERVICES Mrddleport or phone 992 2550 4 30 tfc OPEN Roger Hy sell s Garage LOUISVILLE Ky (UP! ) near Crossroads on State Graves1de serv1ces Will be held NEED rei able babys tter for 2 Route 124 8 JO to c p m Today m Brooklyn, N Y for small g•rls ages 2 and 4 nght Monday through Satur day away m Rust c H i ll s Call 992 Phone 992 5682 or 99 2 7121 Walter Lacey Pate, 94, retrred 701 8 after S 30 4 12 261c 4 30 3tp New York attorney and fotmer Wanted To Buy - ------------- FOR RENT INROW CO. --------------- -----,----------- Auto Sales ----------- ------------- captam of the U S Dav1s Cup tenms team THIRD INJURY PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) The Philadelphia Flyers were struck w1th thmr third mJury m the space of five days Monday when center B1ll Clement suffered a ligament InJury to his left knee durmg a pract1ce sess1on Prevwusly, forward Bob Kelly suffered stra~ned ligaments of the left knee and defenseman Barry Ashbee was struck 1n the eye by a puck I. GREAT . COUNTRY WAI T RE SS an"d k. tchen help wan ted Apply n per son Crow s Steak House 4 23 10tc ---------------For Rent or lease BU SI NE SS bur l drng n down town Pomeroy Oh o Ca l l 99 2 3975 or 992 5'7 86 4 2 26tc ' Busmess Opportunities IMMEDIATE INCOME D st r butor - part or full 1 me to supp y Co npany estabt•shed accounts w f h RCA CB S D sney Records In come poss1b I tr es up to $1 000 per mon t h w th only $3 500 r eq u1red for nv entory and tra n1ng , Cali COLLEC T for Mr James ( 214) 661 9208 4 28 .ttp -------------- INTERESTED 1n betng your own bo ss and ownrng your own bus n ess'' L rm ted amoun t of Caprtal necessary Th1S gorng busmess can be f nan ced Call 99'2 57 86 A 30 26tc STEREO ----.,---------92.1 I WMPO-FM . I. I Moddleporf Pomeroy . . ' I NTERE ST ED n be ng your own bo ss and ownrng your own bus n ess' L mtted amount of cap1ta t necessary Th s gong bus i ness c an be f nanced Call 99 2 5786 4 29 26tc For Sale HOM E grown tomato plants mproved M ex ca n yellow Jubilee H nds 1350 Also hot peppers and mangoes T homas Ha yman across from Mun c•pal p ark n Syracuse 4 28 12tc SOUTHERN plant s pl ace or der ror about May 8 del very Cha r les R Harr s Portland Ohio 843 2693 A 23 tfc STRAWBERRY plants Charlie Foster Rt '2 Rae ne Oh o Phone 247 2309 4 18 12tc -------------EXCE LS I OR Salt Works E Man St Pomer oy All k nds of salt water pellets water nugg ets bl q_c k salt and own Oh o R 1ver Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc -------------we ARE p ckmg up a prano m your area and would like some r es ponsible party to ta ke over payments Call Credrt Manager (614 ) 77 2 5669 \or wrrle 260 East Ma1n Streel Ch IIICOfhe Oh iO 45601 4 7 tfc -------------NEW 3 bedroom home 1 h bath garage basement on Gravel H ill Mrdd leport Natural gas al ready If! Phone Dat e Dutton 992 3369 even1ngs 99 2 2534 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR W1 repc11r RACINE GARAGE QAC IN E OHIO .}-. IL Services r w wl u I C t h1 1 LIBRA (Scpl 1 23 Oct 1'l1Uf y , Mav 2 1974 You resnon s b ll1es nan area wh • r ~ you manage peonle or th ngs wIg o w th s year - but o v. II the c war Js to a JOh your 23 1 Ql(t.h<:Jay 11 • 2 PONIE S Ca ll 99? 36 46 4 30 6t p - - -- - - - - - - - - ONE Maytag wr nger washer good as new 0 M c Coy Phon e 985 3944 5 1 6t p POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 2094 606 E Ma1n 3 REG I STER ED p o ll ed H ereford yea r! ng bu IS Also cow s w lh ca lves I 0 M e Coy phone 985 39J 4 5 1 6t p SPR I NG H OUS E CLEANI N G EXTRA SPECI AL pr1 ces on many p1 eces of used f urn l ure to make room lor summer stock 1 A ll app lia n ces ha\le 30 day s g uarant ees Retr,gerator s $19 95 up ( A pt s1ze $49 95) Gas and el ec lrrc range s from $39 95 Wrrnger washers (s om e May t ag s) $45 up Auto washers $45 Electrr c dr'yers $35 N EW FUR NITURE SAVI NGS 1 Regular $69 95 RE CLINER S S50 3 p c ta bl e sel (map le or walnut ) $3A 95 Lot s of c lea n USE D furn lure roun d oak tab l es oak buff e t wood chrome d nettes pr corn er ch na cab nets w th ma tc h ng table and 6 s h el d ba c k chars (2 master and 4 s deJ pecan f n1sh $285 other d nm g r m surtes from $125 bedroom su1tes couches OS cha1rs sturdy st ra ght mapl e cha rs $5 metal desks ve r y SPECIA L $12 lg se lec t on occas1ona t tab l es c h es t dressers st r chars even fl a t top trunks l uggat e Open to 7 p m Tuesday through Sun day KUHL S BARGAIN CENTER Rl 7 a l caul on I ghl T UP P ERS PLAIN S Oh o 18 d am x 4 h gh (7 500 gallon cap J SWIM M!NG POO L w1 th ac cessor es VERY SPEC IA L a t $100 5 1 6tc -------------- MOWERS Pu sh typ e ro tary mower w 1th 20 cut 3 H P Bnggs engtne 14 ga stee l deck Side doscharge fu ll baffle 7 poly wheels handle and plated Te e and FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay PRICE CONSTRUCTION ~ Roof~ng Spouhng Alum1num S1d1ng And Complete Remodeling POMEROY LANDMARK 9. _Jack W ~ Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 CL ELAND FARMS AND GREE NH OUSE A val'"lety o f cabbage and tomato plant s for sate Also broccol and cau liflow er sweet pepper s hot peppers eggp lants head and EAS TER l ettuce FLOWERS pansy mum s azalea hyd rang ea geran •urn s petun as sev eral k nds of hang ng baskets Ge r a ld ne Cleland Ra e n e Oh10 3 29 He Employment Wanted MAN wrth two y ea r s college and twelve years ex penence n co mputer data process ng would l1ke emp loy ment m Me1gs Gall a or Mason count1es Job does not necessar l y have to be assoc ated w1th computers Resum e prov ded upon reqvest If mterested c all (614) 742 3269 4 30 5tc - -- ---------- BERRY MILLER Mob l e Home Sales has a l ot lo offer when you start snopp ng for your Mobile Home You can beat th e h1gh depree~atron you II have on yo ur hom e th e f~rst two years by Shopp,ng for a late mode l used Mob te Home Here are some every day tow pr ces 63x 12 Sc hult Custom step up dm ng and k t c hen so l d new $10 000 now $6 495 60x 12 L ber ty 2 bedroom $4 795 65x12 K rkwood { b eaut fu) $6 995 60K 12 Et co na reduced to S5 495 60xl2 PMC 3 bedroom S4 495 60x12 Fleetwood 2 bedroom save $1 000 at S5 495 50x 10 Nat onal 2 bedroom S2 695 2 55x 10 F teetwoo ds S2 795 each WE also h a\le 4 bank repossess ons that you ca n buy wrth a sm all down payment and assume the1r loan s Th ese are m ostly l at e model homes and t he pr ces rnclude yo ur del ve r y and complete set up So for an hones t to goodness good deal stop n tod ay at Berry M•ller Mobile Home Sa le s 705 Far so n Stre et Be l pre Oh10 phone A23 9531 c iQsed ~u n 4 26 10t c 1 17 ttc ) son~ rly Be ha vioral Devel opm ent 33 Tr u th or Con seq 6 0 30 NewsJ I 6 8 10 15 Room172 13 1 00 News b 10 Whllt s My L n e 6 Truth or Con scq 3 Bcc1t l he Clock I E lcc Co :70 K now You r Sc honls 33 Spy 15 J mmy Det1 1 IJ 7 30 - To Tel th e T ru t h 6 Sa le of the Centu ry 6 T he Jud ge tO Bea t the Cock 13 Po t ce Surg eon 3 On th e M on ey 1 An t q ues 20 Ep sode Ac tron 33 8 00 - Sonny & (he r 8 10 81 11 M oye r s Joumal 20 Wos h mg lon Conn eclton 33 Chase 3 4 15 The Cow boy s6 13 8" 30 - T hea ter n A m er ca 33 M ov 1e De~ til Ra ce 13 Movte TBA 6 Wa sh1ngton St ra1ght Ta lk 20 9 00 - Shor't S lor~ es of Love J 15 15 Canr on 10 Open Mrnd Water Electrtc Gas Sewer L rn e'!> m slalled Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks L1m es tone /It F1ll D1rt CommerCial Res tdenhal Con strue lion & Remodel l>or Free E sttmate mqu1r e now about a beautiful new root m l a sh1on co lors 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY All WEATHER HARDWARE 0 00 - 0 JO - Moddleporl Ohio U1ld cr New Management N rnd Mtddleport GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP I I mans 1on ltk e hom e 5 baths lots of closets hot wate r hea t full basem ent garage w 1t h work shop and 3 rooms Larg e yard w 1fh n 1ce shrubbery and shade trees Beaut1ful v ew of r ver Ask ng $37 500 00 NEW LISTING - 35 acres wd h dozens of ptnes about 6ft ta l l Lorge stock ed l1 sh ng pond 3 bedroom brtck ve neer hom e loi s ol c loset s n 1ce kit chen w tth cook & bake untt s Fa m l y d1n ng 34x1 1 Fu l basemen t ga ra ge f r ee gac heo t A ll m nerals $A5 000 00 THIS WEEK ONLY - 8011 W Mam Sf Pomeroy PHONE 992-5271 DAY OR NIGHT Free Garage Esllmates Phone 99'2 536'7 or 992 3861 W•lkmson Small Engtne DITCHING SERVICE 992 J092 399 W Ma1n Pomeroy 0 Located at Modern Supply small Eng ne Repa.r Wat er Ltnes and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and sephc tank s tn , See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Ntghl992 3525 or 992 5232 6 00 - Sun r se Sem nr 4 Sacred Hear t 10 6 15 ~ Ame rica s Problem s 10 6 25 - F arm Report 13 6 JO ~ Bibl e An swers 8 Ne.,..s 6 F ve M nutes to L 1ve By 4 Pattern s fo r Lt vtng 13 6 35 - Col umbu s Toda y 4 6 45 - Farmt m e 10 Morntng Report 3 7 00 - Toda y 3 J 5 News 10 Dtck Van D yke 13 Milk e A W1sh 6 7 30 - Ro cky & Bullwmk le 13 New Zoo Revue 6 8 00 - Capfa 1n Kan garoo 8 10 Jeff s Col l1e 6 New Zoo Re vue 13 Sesa m e St r ee t 33 25 - Jack La lanne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 All WEAlHER HARDWARE N 2nd P.ve e • La wn Boy • Tecumsetl • Kohler •Wsconsn • A l l othe r makes e a 55 - Moddleporl 0 INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING Now under new management RON AND KAREN THOMAS 10 Now You See It 8 10 ranc h type home ba th nat gos heat fomdy room level ROOF PAINTING lol and carport JU ST 110 000 STO P BY PARK YOUR CA ME L AND LE TS TALK RKEY CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992-5083 DON T fUSS don t CUSS turn over tunk automobiles to us W II pay $5 for old IUnK car s F"hone 1 (304) 773 5890 R vers de Aulo WrecK ng 4 9 26tc DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c tanks drt ch ng serv ce top so I f II d•rt 1 mestone B&K Ex cavatmg Phone 99 2 S367 or 992 3861 9 1 lfc CLElAND 608 E REALTY MAIN SEW IN G MACHINE S Repair servtce a l l makes 992 2284 The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Authorrzed S nger Sales and Serv ce We Sharpen sc,ssors 3 29 tf c POMEROY, 0 MIDDLEPORT - I story frame 3 BR ba t h dining R so m e ca r pet 1ng paneltng and t le porches gas heat DOZER work l and clear ng by the acre hOurly or contract farm ponds roa ds etc Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years ex per ence Pull ns Excavat ng Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 2478 12 19 tf c Almost new beauttful bnck 3 BR bath lovely kitchen lots of cab1nets range and oven d nmg bar dtnmg room base m e nt garage over I acre leve l ground Well below market value W I LL tnm or c ut trees and shrubbery Also clean out basements att cs etc Phone 949 322 1 or 742 444 1 4 23 26tc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 4.:16 4782 Ga ll•po l s John "Russel l Owner and Operator s 12 lfc 2 story $1000000 YOU LL SUREL Y FIND YOUR FUTURE IN REAL ESTATE HERE TO BUY OR SELL CA LL NOW HENRY E CLELAND BROKER \ CLE ANED SEPTIC TANKS c l eaned Moder n Sa nr ta t on 9q2 3954 or q92 7349 10231fc READY MIX CONCRETE del vered rtght to your protect Fast and easy est mate s Ph one 992 Goeg l e 1n Ready M1x Mtddleport Oh10 6 992 2259 or 992 2568 AGEN(;Y Gallipolis EXCAVAT I NG d01P.I'" tn;tder and ba c khoe work sept i c tanks nstalled dump t ruc ks and to boy ~for h re will hau l f1ll d1rt top sotl l 1mestone and grave l Call Bob or Roger Jeffer s day phone 992 7089 n1gh t phone 992 3525 or 992 RUTLAND 3 BEDRO OMS L ARGE KIT LI K E NEW CA RPET ALUM SIDIN G OWNER WILL HELP ~ I NANCE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PR IC ED BE LO W1 MARKET $12 000 I OFFICE41f6 J64:J EVENINGS Bud McGhee-1146 12SS E M tke Wlseman- 446 J796 ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED 30 - 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LOVE POOR PEOPLE-HE S CREATING SO MANY OF THEM - BILL VAUGHAN .... Hl"d l\lnr Features Syndu:ate lne) DICK TRACY LITTLE ORPHAN STJ>AIGMT r:;;;~~~ Tli S C.. AW n<M r GO otl FOI( ~VER SOOKfR OR AI".ER I L C.~T 7~EO ... Q5 3 HERE SOUTH • A K9 54 YOUR~ "' Sit/EL L 0! 0 TM< E 11 S ROL L 'A COME ~ HPMOY 1kB 7643 Both vu lnera ble I I H&W REFRIGERATION SERVICE Refngeralors Home & Automobtles Freezers Atr Condthoners and Com mereta! Umts Ph 992 5587 or 992 7204 Pomeroy, 0 YES! All WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Mtddleport, 0 Under New Management AUTOMOBILE nsuranc:e been cancel led" Lost your operator s 1 cense Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc ('ass Pass 2olo Pass East 1. Pa ss Pa ss Soulh Pass 3N T .a CAPTA IN EASY "LiffiE JEWELS" 1971 DOOGE CHALLENGER ~o uth power steering auto nme re plied North Souths three notrump was r~a lly an overb1d If he had J USt b1d two notrump North lAOuld have taken h1m on to ~a rne After all you don t need much of a hand to reopen when the b1ddmg has d1ed at one hea rt ' Now lets see what North 'meant by South bemg unable t o coun t to nme lf you wm nme tncks at a t hree notrump contract the ;sun shmes and ever~one 1s happy At least you and your 'Pa rtner are ' East held back h1s kmg of near ts at tn ck one and dum 'lily s queen won the tnck East s play was unusual but trans vonyf top 51995 1972 FORDMAVERICK6 cyl 2 dr Grabber Sedan One careful local owner auto 4 dr seda n Only 1 567 easy miles New FoFd trade tn A1r condolooned P S AT PB $3695 1970 MERCURY MAR AU DE R One local owner Beauf tfu l red w1th black vtnyl top auto trans power steering & brakes $1495 NEW 1973 Ford Gran Tonno 2 dr hardtop air cond v1nyl top power steertng power brakes auto trans A totally new car at a used car ' pnce $3695 c hanc e to go wrong and South 'm1ghtydid goQd It g•ve South a Sou th would have been sure of h1 s conto act 1f he had JUSI put hiS ace of hearts on dummy s queen H1s next play wou ld be to overtake hiS kmg Qf clubs w1th dummy s ace He would contmue to play clubs untll East s queen was forced out Later on he would , .J:.et to dummy w1th the Jack , or 10 of hearts to wmd up with two spades t\\o hearts f1ve cl ubs and the rubber Keith Goble Ford See Frest Blaettnar Danny Thompson Ph 992 2196 M1dd leport, 0 Automahcs 2 speed operation Choice or water temps Auto water le.vel control Ltnt Fitter or Power Fin "': AgItator .... Perm1 Press 4~ t.W S I \1 Maytag MAY TAG Red Cupet Service DOLl AR CO'-!TRA CT II •• •i • North , Pass I. I 1 Pass Pass 3N T Solo AllOJT 'lHE 6A~Yl? I DON T !<NON ~AT I WilL I NO FATHER I WON T GO 1 WHII.,tc,:J TO HE!( SHE LEFT ME 1 AND 5 Ht:? TH= ONE WHO LL HAVE 10 BE0 TELL HIM I rDR01VEN<'SS l _ __.-·, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~¥~~~~~~;}~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T" SUN 5 COMING UP REMOVE TH IS POOZV YOU LL BE 1 STUFFWU PUT ON ME SO MOO OKAY NOW WON'T THINK A FREAK I BE' East Pass Pass Pass Pass South I SEE 'IE STARTED 'lORE SPRING CLEAN IN~ ELVINEV YEP--I M THROWII\J OUT ALL THEM WUTHLESS OC ODDS AN ENDS •• THAT JeST LIW AROUND AN COLLeCT DUST r• 4.,2+ I r ... Y ou South hold ' •K2•AJ76 5 tA 64 oloQ94 What do you do now? RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold Grat r West lolo • RE CKON "iOU I E HEARD H I E 'I- RE OFFER N'-' ADO RA A M L.L ON- comes t' a I low cei11n'' Jl SF \SS:"i The b1ddmg has bee n Dryers We Specialize In ~It t~Ttltllt :'Z:B;J:~ ,!t¥19.f#!l Halo of Heat Surround clothes with gentle, even heat No hot spots. no overdrylng Frne Mesh Lint F11ter we Pra c tJ ce counttng to 2 dr hardtop one local owner Showroom clean Now whtle the weather ts still cool ts the best flme It can be m stalled at your convemence wtth no wathng around tll hot muggy weather Phone n2 2550 North By Oswald & James Jacoby We ll sa 1d North philosoph ic ally If you are gtJ 1ng to overb1d you should learn to play the ca1 ds bet ter Wha t co uld l do" asked trans 6cyl 52395 1974 CHEVROLET V 8 Malobu AIR CONDITION NOW? West Openong lead - ONE OF lHESE ROOM house 3 acres of ground 1n West Columbia' Space for rt\ler bank ca mp s1tes and garden ng Call 992 5794 ----------....!.--- Im ACl\OSS Chmcse tr 1 ,.., ) o 1 o t tl ~J 111 1 she ~hou d k 10'<'!. ... 11 0u W h;:H h<we yo u !)CC I u 1J to I;J\t l y ) C APR ICORN W ee 22 Jan 1 9 ) ( O I I I fl U V f'W CO 11 g vt nh r 11hcr cl s 1<1 ty t ad ' Y 1Jo g 5 vo tn wo y ng b ou t b r l o re t happen s flu s llt..! S th 1 q s nrJy work ou t 1 ~ 11 r II e~ you lh "lk 'I LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE +AlO , . 642 606 E Maon, Pomerov,O. 742 4211 as 1f people respond So I respond to THEM Any more hmts' - WON BY A WAI K + FOR FREE est•mates on alum lnum s1dtng storm doors and wrndows Ra11 ng Phone Charles Ltsle Syracuse Oh1o Carl Jacob Sales Representative v V Johnson and Son Inc 4 30 t fc Real Estate For Sale Reasonably pnced Edward Wells l=lhone 992 3670 4 30 Ctp I now hsten your par t ner has b1d four hearts over your four clubs Wha t do }OU do no~ ? NORTH Maytag ------------4 ROOM house wi t h bath Changmg my Wijlk was the fl rsl step Lately I ve been watchmg other ke \ S to personrll! l\ woman who lS forever puttmg her h ands to he1 l o\H t f ll m J cover up mohon often dtsllkes her looks and 101 J 1:; st ' therefore h1des Ha b1tuallv clenched fi sts 1n dn othmt!Sc 1 cilXc<l easy gomg person could show fear aggressiOn st1ong 1mbll10n or hoshhty wh1ch he IS lr) mg to suppress Pour eye r.:onL:tt t mut t often means shyness than dece1t Several book s have been wntten obout th1s bocl\ l1ngu 1ge but I d1dn t reahze how unportant 1t IS until! prilcllccd ch ongmg a few thtngs, hke my walk mv e)e contact om stand-<Jfftshness Radtator 5pectahst B1g.Capac•tv F L ORIDA Swanne Rver by owner 1h acre wrth ac c ess to rver $2 745 $45 down S25 month 8 p et •n t erest MOBILE HOMES WELCOME Mr and Mrs Clay F1nstad P 0 Box 248 Old Town Flonda 32680 Phone (904) 542 7333 4 JO 2tp ml m \OUt< rlutnn that the Yoaya person walks offers a ke\ to hts o1 h...:t J>tt son 1ltl\ Smcethen l vewa tchednnself tn store wmdo,, s 111dht \ t1.tll dl m yself s wttch from a pigeon toed shufflt to d <.. tn ft ..:~ st11dt You know somethmg' II works I I' EF. I " "'" <onf idun \ 1\ posture IS better my head ts up r srml£ mor c tm l rwoplL not Jcememor e - mfac t IltaH•a br andne\\ tpp t o JLhtr lfL ( (:en ~ 11 OO - News3 .:16 8 101 315 Janakl 33 11 30- Johnny Carson 3 4 15 0 ck Cavett 6 13 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 N ewsl J Tak eFrveForL1fe lS Count to mne before losing Nathan Boggs 2 11 tfc 5 Io 10 30- Day At Noght 33 WIN AT BRIDGE From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad1ator to the smallest Heater Core Pomeroy Home & Auto -------------- ' S AGITTARIU S (N o v 24 Dec 2 1) Someone s 1 1 ttl e '4 I Dear Helen You vcsau.l m) our book by THOMAS JOSEPH • Groffolh 8 Gomer Pyle US MC 13 Big Valley6 5 30- Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Beverly Hollbi/1 es B Elec Co 33 EXPERIENCED Ph 992 2174 • • Walth Ynur 1Roch ) l ..a nJ.!: u 1g1 20 4 00 - Mr Ca rtoon 3 Somerset 15 SesamE" St 20 33 Lo ve Amen ca n Sty le 13 L ucy Show 8 Huck and Yogt 6 Movte The Good Humor M en 10 .1 30 - Gr ll 1gan s Is 13 6 Green Acres 3 onanza 15 Ha zel 8 Jackpot' 4 5 00 - M 1ster Roger s 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr ff 1n A Andy -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 Monday thru Saturday Us. ~ Lh lldt·n BoUt I 8 10 HowtoSu r vtve AM3rrtage 3 15 Dol l ars and Dects1ons $232 RACINE 2STORY PERM A STO NE 3 BR LARGE MODERN KITCHEN 1112 BATH S CARPET THROUGHOUT F U L L BASEMENT 2 CA~ GARAGE ALL O NE LARGE FLAT WEL L LANDSCAPED LO T PRICED M I D TWENTIE S 30 lfc C BRADFOR D Auctroneer Comolete Serv ce Phone 949 382 1 or 949 316 1 Racme Oh o Cr tt Bradford 5 1 lfc THE WISEMAN Free 328A Co 00 - News 3 All My Cht ldren 6 13 Not For Wom en Only 15 .... oncent r at!on 8 What s My Lrne' 10 HOGG & ZUSPAN REPAIRED 10 .:1 tfc 55 - NBC News 3 15 t Delivered to Job Sole SEPTIC TA NKS AROBIC S EWAGE SYSTEMS MILLER SANITATION STEWART OH10 PH 662 303$ 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 On Most Amencan Cars Open 8Tol5 Brad y ~1 Butlt to Your Specs aPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 Hol lywood Squares 3 4 15 , 10 e pi'? Ca bbage head lett uce sweet ard hot peppers many var et es of lomatoes SOc and 6Sc dozen F towers - Petun as Pans1es Mangol ds p l us many other \lanet.es soc to 6Sc pak Ger an ums and olher pot pl ants 10 rnch hang ng baskets petun as or v nmg geran ums SS DO Porch bo~~.:es petun1as or pan s1es S300 orS400 " Hubbard s Greenhouse Syracu~e 0 992 5776 a 12 00 - Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 Pa ssword 6 Jac kpot' 3 15 12 30 - Spl tt Second 6 Search for Tomorrow 10 Cel ebr th Sweepstakes 3 I S 12 45 - Electrtc Compan y 33 CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992-5083 Phone 742 4673 742 5595 B1ll Brown. Owner Rutland, Ohto e W zard ol Odds 3 4 15 M ke Dougla ss 6 Password lJ 11 30 - Love of L1f e Bun ch 13 11 FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES&SERVICE HOME ALARMS 30 - Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gam bolS 10 I I 00 - ROOF PAINTING BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT News 13 9 00 - Paul D xon 4 Phil Donahue 15 Fnend l y Junct1on 10 AM 3 Ab bott & Costello 8 W•ld W ld We st 6 Movte Th e B ue A nge l 13 B ogra\'hy 33 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3 attletales 8 9 55 - Chuck Wh1fe R eports 10 10 00 - Omah Shore 3 15 Joker s Wtld 10 Company 6 NELSON FLOWERS INTERIOR-EXTERIOR PIIINTING $10$0000 NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom fr ame 63 A lots of garden space 4 BR bath dtntng room u t ility space n part bosement carpet mg par ches butldmg for storage new gas furnace $12 900 00 POMEROY J111 s tory f rame 3 BR bath some ca rp e t ng & paneling basement w1th uttltty n1ce large lot for ch1ldren gas fu rna ce H W f loors Day al N ght 33 THURSOAY MAY2 1974 stalled VEGETABLES AND NELSON bed r oom fu rn1 s h ed ho m e larg e ba th n 1ce k tchen gas lu r noce and bosement Onl y 122 $00 00 BRADBURY - News 20 Interfa ce 33 Doc Elliot 6 13 Ko 1ak a 10 11 00 - News 3 4 6 10 13 I S Janak 33 I 30 - Joh nny Ca r son J .:1 15 Ger~ ldo R vera Good N ght Am er ca 6 Mo v1es T he Hor sem en Th e Bed f ord In c1 den t 10 1 OO ~ Tomorrow3 4 Newsl3 Take Fwe Forlfe l 5 2 00 News 4 o I • I a 20 777 Pearl Street Stop m and say Hello Brt~ tn th1 s ad tor a Free G1ft 742-6273 V1rqll B. Tf'aford , Sr . Brok er 11 Mechantc Street Pomeroy , Ohto 45769 Mob1le Homes For Sale d6Y PHONE level lol s8 900 oo TUPPERS PLAINS '71.95 Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES TEAFORD o NEW Improved Z pp res th e great ron p II now w th V tamm C N elson Drug 5 1 He IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? e - ·-. 4 30 <l i e mower s and PH. 949-3611 SCHOOL Out Spec rat s on 5 ACRES of ground on Sta t e 14 3 2 ? m iles from Harr sonv li e ST ARCRAFT Camp e rs Phon e 992 37A O a fl er 4 p m Reese H t ches 25 pet off 4 24 7tc Auto Aw n ng 20 pet o ff a I s zes Cam p Con ley Starc r a ff Sales Rt 62 Nort h of PI P ea sanl behmd Red Ca rp el Inn • l;~wn q.-rden tra c tor s f; R OCER Y busrn ess tor sat e Bu r d n g tor sal e or lea se Ph6ne 773 5618from 8 30 p m HOU SE newly pa nt ed n s de 3 to 10 p m for appo n t men t bedrooms t bath s ca r 3 70 lf c pe l n g l oi s o f c losets large mode rn k !c h en w rth bu II n WAL NU T stereo rad o 8 r ac k oven range d shwu sh er and t ape c omb rnat on 4 speQk er d sp osal and sec l uded ya rd sound sys t em Bul a n ce Ca I 992 3877 $ 107 JR or e<~ sy t ern 5 C'l l 4 2!1 tic 99 2 3965 1 30 t f c 1 FLOOR p lan hom e 6 r ooms bat ga r age spa c ou s yard SEW N G m ach nes brand n ew N cc lo ca l on n M ddl cpo r t Z g Zag n n cc wal nu ta b e Phon e 992 39 01 In or q nat car tons Never d 26 61c used c l eara n ce on 74 mode l s (On ly a few ava a b eJ $63 40 HOU SE on 11 0 Stat e Str ee t n Cil Sh o r t erm s rJ\Iil la b c Monke y Run Pome r oy Phon e 992 2653 Part ally remade ed new gas 4 30 li e furn ;;ce Ph one 992 120<~ 4 25 2tp ELE C TR O LU X Va c u um Cl eu n e r s comp let e w th ;, t C E ~ bedroom hom e tor sa l e t ac hm ent s cor dw •n der and NI$11 000 PhOne 99 2 3975 or 99 2 pant spray Used but n Ike 157 n ew cond t on Pay $34 45 4 19 ttc cash or budg et pl an a vari able Pllon e 992 2653 NEW A LL E L ECTR IC B RI CK ::1 30 H e full basemen t 2 ca r gara ge ba t h ant'~ h a t located rn K N APP Shoes May Spec rals Rutland and pr ced to sell now ava tabl e Phon e 992 Ca ll 949 33 or 949 2153 5324 .t 23 121c 4 30 tf c -~------ - -,.-.--- -- ' COMPLETE 5 1 til { -------------- Help Wanted ;~~ '======='=:·===·==:=H ====:=:=:==========e==i=====l = '=' ''''e ,,,,,,,,,, n .,., ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,"H =:='='='=',,.,,,e ,,,,,,;,,,l , ,,,,,,p ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,;.,,,,.,.,,.\, nvrr v d 1 kn w r I donr A l l~ Ch a l mers r ae tor w th d2 inch t N 5 t ' I <; I b q Open rnow er Exc U cnt con d I on t ousc n Mer us Cou n ly by Con til c t Marv ' Kceba uq t1 Gr r>a l 1\n er can HomP s S;, t day s 9'1? S1<~7 IH'i 391:1 ;~ It e r 7 ') n M a y 1th 5 h I IO 7 p Tl iJ R qqs Cr~s Manor IUS! 0 ' 4 18 6tc Sou h ot Tupper s P ta n s on R 7 New Homes fr om 97 1 FO J.ID low 1 leaqe v ery $23 OOU to $45 000 NO DOWN New t re s good cond t on PI>YME N T to Qua fed On e portab le T-\1 c at I 99 2 7<~<18 buyer s Au ld er s of W G Bes t a l t er 5 p m Homes 7 1 hr phone ( I ) 2:19 4 ~8 71C 9681 Cus tom Hatch back Cpe dark green f1n sh l tke nt;>w w htl e wal l It res full wh cover s prolecftve Side m ld~s P B r ad o 6 cy l eng me wdh standard tr an s A ver y Of one we lo..,ed and w 11 nev er forget Sa dl y n sse d b y and grand c h ldren Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY 197H .. HEV NOVA In our h e arts a memory s k ep t HOR S EPOWE ~ J 2 SIGNS t'B u s i n e s s I 11 lu 11 1! ,.., f1 I In Memory I N LOVI NG munory of ou r Dettr Moth er and G ra n d -""T~~~~~~~~~~ ;~~~ '" ,., I Sentinel Classifieds Get Wedne•dily Ma) 1 1974 : I Kunand ~~---~--~~--~-- ----~------~-UI ' \ I A:-Bid six ~lubs This should be a good gambl• 1 L TODAY S QUESTION Instead of blddmg fovc clubs .' , \ �I' New lnines shelved CO LUMBUS 1UPI I - '' '' ofh C' tal of the Ainetl t:C JT t Electnc Po\\ e 1 Co tes hfl ed It,., Monday lhat tile AEP shelved plans for a ll.,ilf-<lozcn ne" w1d ergrouncl mmPs tn southeastern OhiO i..Jel'c!U.St' ot the Wl Ce t tamty of clean <HI' standards lobe set b\ the Olt1u Envtronmen tal P t otec twn Agenc) The co;JI fr om eastem and southeastern Ot!!o eon~un s .1 htg h su lfur content cHid tts smoke ts dtfftcult to clean The Ohw PO\\ er Co , AEP s illdJOI subsidiar). h~:~:; asked fvr <I tv. O·)Car d e Ja~ on COII Ir)hanre \\Ith the st<I te's .st11l't sulfUT ox 1de em1sswn standa1ds J oseph Do\HI, •\ EP genet al COWl sel, said the g1ant utl lll) Is movmg ahead on an $80 millton ratl and barge transportation sys tem to bnng mtlllons of tons of low sulfw coal mto the mtdwes t fr om Colorado. Wyomtn g, Utah and Montana However, Dowd satd AEP does not favor masstve m1p01 ts of Mestern coal mto Oh10 unless Ohw EPA reqUirements me~kc Such a prog1 am necessary to keep power plants genet attng Such tmm ts, Dowd sa td "would rum a ve ry maJOr Oh10 tndustry - the coal tndustry resulting tn a substantial investment betng wtped out and thousands of rnmers thrown out o€ work " Paul D Martinka, AEP vtce prestdent for fuel supplies, satd despite fue l shortages, the state 's enforcemen t of the st rtct clean atr standards would depress the market for • !ugh -;ulfm Oh to 'rm l mtu thl' ltrhnulttg\ \\IIUhll.w pl'rft•ct t'd 1!1 80~ for T!'QIIl TenH•n l" Fn , Sat , Sun Ma y 3-4-S GODSPELL (TechnJ color) The Gospel accord•ng to today 1 (Gi Ca rtoorls Show Starts 7 p m unpor I llw (o.r l llqlllftlc~l w n \!•: P 1 ~ prn t(•s lt!IL: lttd t Olno s st<.nd - no mon' lh(111 ~~~~~· pound sulfur \~n ul rl hP '-~lite I su!ftll ox HI· oxtdt' pet nullton b1 lltsh tern1ul of he. Jt mput - prc<:luliPs thr US<' ilf tugtl-sul fur Oh10 co, .I urlll"> Ht l li e grner<-tt ton of cll'l IJtc tl) tn r--A·------D- ____t_h______ l, Doubts rea I I ea s WILLIAM A. DOTSON MASON, W Va - Will1am A Do lson, 70, Mason was found dead at hts restdence Tuesday ntgh t ~\Xtten Mr seen Dotson was not neighbors Tu es day nottfted Ma son Pol tee Rtchard Ohlinger, Mason Pollee of ftce1 , found the body It was deter mmed that Mr Dot son dted some f tme Tuesday of on ap paren t heart attack Mr Dotson was a ca rpen ter and member of Carpenter s' I I th e kev Lh es ler lennett ot frc tatmg Burtal w11l be 111 Krrkland Memor1al Gardens Fnends m(ly cal l at the lunera l home after 4 30 p m Thursday MARKO. RIEBEL Mar k 0 R1 ebe l 20 Tucson, An1, d1ed at a Tucson hospita l fo llowtng a l1ngenn g Illness He was a form er res1 dent of Syracuse Mr Rerbel 1s survrved by h1s wrfe, Jen , h1s par ents, Mr and Mr s Rrchard R1ebe l Tucson one Sister Vanessa Rtebel Tucson , grandfather, Wal ter Cook , Syracuse , grandparents Mr an d Mrs Charles Reut er Tucson , grea t grandpa rents, Mrs Mae Pearson , Ra crne and Mrs Edna Reut er, Pomeroy Fun eral serJ1ces will be Th ursdn y at 2 p m at the Bnng Funeral Home ~n Tucson w1 fh bur1al 1n Tv cson Memor1al Park ALICE TEAT IN O COLUMBUS - Al1ce Ruth (E ll 1oft) Tea t rn a 62, 2 166 Jem1ma Lane, Columbus, dted Tuesday 1n a Co lumbus hosp1ta l Th e daughter of the late George and Tacie Mtlls Ell10tf, she was also preceded tn dealh ~ three sis ters, Florence, ary and Ethel, and two brother s, Cha rles and Roscoe She 1s surv1ved by her husband , Merrtll J Tea tm o, one son Manon Dlngey, New Haven , W Va two SISters, Mrs T E Reyn olds, Marmet, w Va, and Mr s Howard Johnson. Hepz1bah W Va , and lwo grandchildren, Roger Lee and Bnan Joe Funeral servtces will be Thursday at 3 p m at the Fog lesong Funeral Home w•th the Rev Her bre Capehart off1c1atmg Bunal w1ll be 1n Graham Cemetery Fr1ends may cal l at the funera l home at any t1me Local Unton 1159 He was born May 28, 1903, in Wlrt County, the son of the late Rev. W D and Mar y Emma M tller Dotson Mt s wt fe, Mary Altce d1ed 1n 1969 He IS surv 1ved by a daughter, Tonight & Thursday May 1·2 NOT OPEN .J !II!n ot Ohto pll\\ t' l n ~f· s ( o.tl fm t ~ of Oht o co<Ll lnnvt•r IIII J.! tl mto pll of 11s d r l'tt tc. ge ncr .~twn , ~111 t'flVli Oill llt'll \, 1\ly <iU t' plt~lJil• dllCI l: ts t \ <'d l 1\1 ,1! tmk::t smd AS hwl Mm lt11kH sa al till til thal tmlt' n( 1 l)f lh,ll co~al c.dltW ft 0111 AI~ P s only n w<.~ns of lOill· Ohw nntws plv tng \\tth OhiO EPA :\1m tm k<~ smd b\' the 1980.:; Mrs MEIGS THEATRE ).! .l~lfl( Vtrgtnta Barrett, Parkersburg , step mo th er, Mrs Nora Dotson , Spencer, W Va , th ree step sons, Ezra and Charles Shee ts. Pomeroy, and John Junior Sheets, M1d dleport. two grandchildren , e1ght step-grandchildren , s•x brothers, H T Dotson, m Callforn1a , Del bert and Clyde, m Fl onda , Charles , Rto Grande , Quentin, 1n 11/inots, and Darrell, m Portland, Ore and two s1sters, Mrs Pea rl Dequas1e, Parkersburg 1 and Mrs. Eve lyn New lon, Reedy, W Va Funeral serv1ces wil l be Fnday at 1 30 p m at the Fog lesong Funeral Home wlfh It's Furniture of the Finest! INTENSIVE CARE SYRACUSE _ Wall ace Dav1s, son of Mr and Mrs. John Davis, Syracuse, remains m the mtens1ve care ward of a Lauderdale, Fla , Fort hospttal as lhe result of '"lW'tes recetved Friday mght m a carmotorcycle acctdent m Fort Lauderdale . Mr and Mrs Davts are m Flor tda with lhetr son. Also mjW'ed m the accid ent was John Dillard, · Pomeroy, who was rtdmg wtth Davts on the cycle at the hme of the acctdent UNIT CALLED The Mtddleport ER Squad wa s call ed at 9·50 a m Tuesday for Lena Wolfe who had sustamed a shoulder inJW'y. She was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospt tal At 8·08 a.m. today they tran sported Mrs Roy CW'tts, Deadman's CW've, to Pleasant Valley Hos pttal She wa s havtn g dtfftculty breathing DINNER SET The ladtes of the Forest Run United Methodtst ChW'ch wtll have a soup dtnner Tuesday, May 7 at the church. Soup, sandwtches, pte and cake wtll be serv ed. Everyone IS welcome (Conttnued from page I) Howat d Hunt, one ol th e seven Water gate buggmg defendants Ntxon constdered and !eJected gra ntmg clemen~y as politica lly unworkable -and because , "It IS wrong '' ... It was at this meetmg that Ntxon sa id he fi rst leurned the full story of the Watergate cover·up from Dean At one pomt m the con\'ersatwn, thts exchange IS quoted Ntxon "You have no chmce but to come up wtth the $120,000 . right ?" Dean: "'That's nght" The Prime Thing .. Farmers warned of new law • !'lli.UMBUS iUI'I) - Ohio Fa rm Bureau Fcd'Cration 1., l'sHit·nt 1£unanl Sl hncll Tuesday warned that farmers l'mpluymg uut• ur mure workers risk los ing their farms If an employt•t• ts killed or IIIJurcd and IS not covered under the Oh1u Wnrkm cn's CumpcnsatJon )a"- . Sc hnell sa1d w1der Ohio law, every farmer employ ing 4III C or more worker now must be covered under workmen's 4 ompl'nsatum . · " U an c'ntploye IS mjurcd on the job and he 1s ndt covered by v.orkmen 's ('Ompensation, then the farmer · empfiJycr IS liable for all of the worker's med1cal costs pills part of any s:.tlary lost as a result of the inJury," Schnell sa id. llowever, d employes are covered wtdcr the law, the state pays all mcdu:al expenses and the farmer is not liable (or 1mylh ing. Workmen 's Compensa tion costs the farmer $7 19 per $100 of payroll • • at y VOL XXV I f>lu l4 - ) d e d-Miller asks Impoun roads money released THE R E. TRACY FIRE AND SAFETY Equ tpment Co , opera led stnce 1942 by the late Roy Tracy, has been moved to the corner of Mam and &mlh Thtrd Sts m Mtdclleport from Pomeroy's Me rhame St ;rtte busmcss wtll contmue operation under the Tracy name by Eddte M Blake, Jr, and Jon T Blake , grandsons of the late Mr . Tracy. Dave Ashley is the manager The busmess offers a complete servtce department, parts for all makes of ext mgutshers , as well as strens, hose, alarm systems ~ sprmkJer systems, new f1re trucks, ladders and related equipment •• • in Briefs CULTURAL ART WINNERS - Blue rtbbon wmners tn the cultural arts competitiOn at the Bradbury School were Ricky Nttz, a stxth grader , standmg left, holdmg hts collage of grams entered iu the vtsual arts category; Lisa Thomas, a stxth grader, for her poem, "The Watermg Hole", and Jayne Hoeflich, seated, for her ptano compos tllon entttled "Reflections" The three entrtes now compete in Distnct 16, Ohio PTA, compet1t10n The dtstrtct wmners wtll be announced Saturday afternoon at the Ohto PTA spring con· ference to be held at the Metgs Junior Htgh School, Mtdcllepo rt. ~-:.:.-:::;:.:-:·:···:·:·:·:·.:::;:;:::· ::::::·:·:·:;.;:::;:;::::~:;.;.·:;:;~:;:;:;::::;::·.; ;:;: :-.·:·:::·:· TH E O HI O CHESAPEAKE AND RAI LWAY COM PANY hereby Qt\leS noll ce that on the 8th day of Aprd, 1974 11 fded Wtlh th e Interstate Commerce Comrntsston at Wash1ngton , D C an apphcat 1on for a cer t1f1cate of p ub l ~ c conven1ence and necess 11 y permlll mg ( 1 ) IN HOSPITAL abandonment of a por t1on of the Po meroy Bran ch between CHESTER - Mrs . Gladys ' UNIT CALLED Va lua t1on Station 85 + 79 8 at or Croy, Chester, is tn Holzer The Pomeroy ER Squad was near Oldtown , Oh10 and called at 11 29 p.m. Tuesday to Valuat1on Stat10n 340 3 !-9 1 at or Medtcal Center , room 320, for near Gal lipolis, Oh10 , a cilstance sW'gery. She entered the center E Lincoln Htll for Mrs Howard of app roximately 62 84 miles MIDDLEPORT, 01!10 Smith who was taken to Holzer (2J abandonment of a portton of Frtday. the Pomeroy Branch betwee n Medtcal Center Va luation Stat1on 11347 1- 46 at or nea r Pome roy, OhiO , and LOCAL TEMPS Va1uat1on Staf •Qn rt508 1- 40 at The temperatW'e in down,.------------~----~--------------. . end of !me of near Pomeroy , Oh3105 0, a d1stance approximately ' •· lown Pomeroy at 11 a m today miles and IJJ abandonment ot .l · (..(Jf.f. operat •ons over a portion of the was 63 degrees under sunny ~ Pomeroy Branch betwee n Va lu at10n Stat1on 3403 + 9 1 at or sktes. near Ga ll 1poi 1S, Oll1o , and Va lu at1on Stat1on 43 47 t-46 at or near Pomeroy, Oh10 a d1Siance EXTENDED OUTLOOK ol apprmuma tely 17 87 m 1tes , A chance of showery all m Hock mg, Vm ton , Ga111a and Me tgS Co unt t.es, Oh10 Th e weather eac h day. Highs in Ime for whtch the abandon ment the 70s and low 80s Frlday appli cat1on has bee n filed 10 eludes the stat1ons of Un1 on and Saturday and in the 60s Furna ce Star r New Plymouth , Orl and, Creola, McArthur , and low 70s Sundny. Lows Dun das , Oreton , Hawks , ROMANS 1 16 Mme r ton Vm lon , Btdwe ll , mostly In the 50s I COR. 9·18 Kerrs , Gall ipoli s, Ka nauga. 2 CO R. 4 4' Chesh 1re , Middleport, Am bassador S•dmg and Pomeroy Th1s appltcaiiOn has been assigned Docket No AB 18 (S ub No 10) The proceed ~ n g wtl~ be hand led wtthout public hea rm gs un less protests are rece1ved Wh1cll conta •n 1ntorma t1op md~catrng a ne ed for su ch hearmgs In accorda nce wrth the CommiSSI Ons regulat1ons (49 CF R 1100 250) 1n Ex Parte No 55 (Sub No 4) lm · plem e ntalton -Na t ' l En · v1ronment.al Pol•cv Act , 1969, 340 ICC 431 ( 1972 ), any protests may 1nc lude a statemen t 1n d ~ catmg the presence or ab sence of any • effect Of the requested CommiSSton ac t1 on on the qual1fy of the human emflronment If iJny such effect 1s alleged to be present , the sta tement shall In cl ude •n formation re la t1ng to the I. re levant fa ctors se t forth 1n Ex Parte No 55 !S ub No 4 ), supra, Par t (bl ( I) (5), 340 ICC 43 1, 4li 1 The applicant , The "ChesaptHtke and Oh 101 Rai lway Services Each Evening at 7:30 p.m. Co mpany state s !hat the re l1ef sought tn th 1s app11Cafton rs not a mator Fede ral ac t ton s ~ 9n1 f, cant ly affect1ng the qual d y of the human en vrronment Any person opposed to th~s abandonment app l1cat10n snoutd adv rse the Comm1SS10n prompt ly, w1th an original and s1x copres , 1dentlfy1ng the docket number, 1nc ludmg the !\ sub number and se nd a copy of the protest to Mr Rene J Gunntn g, Two North Char les Street, Ballrmon:: , Maryland 21201 AI! protests submitted shall be fded w•th the Com mrsston no tater than June 7 By United Press International WASHINGTON- UNDER PRESSURE from both bustness and labor, the Senate soundly defea ted a move to re-establish Prestdent Nixon's wage-prtce control authority, whtch exptred Tuesday A fmal vote wtll come next week, however, on a m1lder proposal to extend admimstration power to mom tor the economy and enforce mdustry comrnttments to hold down pnces made under the old wage-price control aw. After defeating standby control authonty , 57·31, Wednesday, the Senate voted 44-41 to extend momtoring and enforcement authonty. The b11l to which thts amendment ts attached 1s scheduled for a vote next Wednesda y, "'eanmg that the a chon on the mllder measure co uld be reve rsed. This zs' VOUr z"nvz'#nhon tO hear SAN FRANCISCO-A CONVICTED murderer appealed to his Symbionese Liberation Army "comrades" Wednesday night to free Patricia Hearst so the poor can get $4 mtllion m free groceries Miss Hearst, 20, abducted by the terrortst group 94 days ago and a self-declared member smce Aprtl 3, would be allowed to "work above ground" on behalf of the revolutwnary movement, her father was told m a telephone ca ll from Chffo rd "Death Row Jeff" Jefferson "I have been assured that she will be allowed to speak freely on behalf of the SLA," Jefferson , 40, a founder of the SLA, said in a call from Vacavtlle State Prison to Randolph A Hearst's heavtly guarded Hillsborough home . Jefferson urged hts "comrades in the SLA" to act before the Fnday deadlme set by the Hea rst Corp. for Miss Hearst's safe release m return for an addtttonal $4 million for food for the needy. Two mtlhon dollars worth ha s been distnbuted already Jefferson satd hts message was to General Ftelct Marshal Cinque, whom authorities have tdentifted as Donald DeFI'eeze, 30, an escaped convtct who once served hme \uth Jefferson SALE RIGHT NOW Rubberma,d -•o• Cubes pop out wtlh an easy lwtsl Regular $1.59 Rubbermaid Regular 39c Rubbermaid Regular $1.59 Rubbermatd Regular 79c Rubbermald THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST WASHINGTON - SEN HOWARD M METZENBAUM, DOhw, satd Wednesday the Federal En,ergy Office (FED) would investigate a six-cent per gallon gasoline pnce mcrease posted by Standard 011 of Ohio (Sohio ) John E. Sawhtll, head of the FEO, assured Metzenbawn of the invesltgalton, said th e senator Metzenbaum sa1d Sohto had raised pnces almost 20 cents a gallon smce last September. "Sohio is using the energy sbortage to exploit the consumer, " satd Metzenbaum SPECIAL •~ Stack wtlhout sli c ktng Trays tnlerlock Cutlery Tray Sale 1.17 Drawer Organizer Sale 33c Ice Cube Btn BALTIMORE - HIS VOICE QUAVERING, N Dale Anderson told U. S Dtstrict Court Judge Joseph Young "I was indicted by perJured lestunony and convtcted by perjW'ed testunony. Thts has ruined me fmancially, ended my pohtlcal career ...and hurt my health, " satd Anderson, the Democrat who succeeded former Vice Prestdent Sptro T. Agnew as Balttmore County Executive m 1966. But Young, who has already refused a request for a new trtal;sentenced Anderson Wednesday to five-years in prtson for his conviction March 20 on a 32-count mdictment chargmg conspiracy, extorhon and mcome tax evasion. "The tssue of gutlt was decided by the jury and I'm sattsfied by the findm g," Young said . Sale 99c Ice Cube Tray Sale 2 for 99c Shop Thursday 9:30 to 5:00 Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9:00 pm ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY SPRIN'G SPECIAL FOR NEW HOMES in a series of IN POINT PLEASANT CONTACT HARLEY HENDRICKS PHONE 675-2460 Gospel. Meetings APRIL 28 · MAY 4, 1974 Fuel Chief HEATING CIL IN MIDDLEPORT CONTACT DONNA STEWART, 992-2145 AND NEW CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS AND SPACE HEATERS ' MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST 'MILLER STREET I MASON, WEST VIRGINIA T HE CHESA PEAKE A ND OHIO RAI LWA Y COMPANY ( 4 ) :74 •· CITY ICE &. FUEL CO. 1974 151 1 a, Jtc POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,, 1 \ WAS HINGTON, D C. - In a letter to lhe Adnums trator of the Federa l Ht ghway Ad· mmastrat10n, Rep Clar'ence Mtller has urged lhe·release of Imp ounded federal htghwa) runds which have been ear· marked fo r Southeaslern Oh to economac Impa ct area 1oads Mtller's letter to Norbert Tiemann outlines his support for fu ndin g the Econonuc Growth Center Deve lopment Htghway program of the 1973 Federa l Htghway Act Funds for the prog ram hav e been Impounded m ftscal yea r 1974, desptte Mtller's feelmg that the montes are en tical to the tmprovement of pnmary and seconda ry roads m the Ga\1 In Power Plant Impa ct area or Me tgs, Vtnton, and Gallta Coun ties In hts leiter to Ttemann, Rep Mtller detatled the economtc changes now s urf actng throughout Southe"stern Ohto as lhe result of contmued progress on lhe $480 mtllton Gavtn plant and the related Mctgs Mtne complex loca ted nea r Salem Center. 'I have fe lt strongly that Soul heastern Ohto wtthout qucshon quahftes as one of the reg tons tn wh tch htghwa) Imp ro vemen t ts the vttal missmg hnk 1n comple tm g " promtsang economtc evolutiOn," Mtller's letter sa id As proposed tn the Federal Htghway Act, the economtc htgh" a) program wou ld prov1de the Sta te of Oh10 wtth about $6.7> mtllton over a three-yea r penod, begmmng "ith fiscal year 1974 Ohto Htghway offtctals have agreed that the new federal dollars would permtt Improvement of Werner to win honor awards at Ohio State Richard P (Rtck ) Werner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Werner, Lin coln Htll , Pomeroy , wtll be amo ng "outsta ndm g se mors" in th e Co llege of Engmeermg honor~d m "Awards Conclave" for engineers and arch1tects Fnday, May 10, at Ohto State Universtty . The 59 supenor students are, accordmg to Dean Harold A Bolz, "excellent sc holars, pace-settmg leaders, an d promoters of ht gh standards tn the professiOn " Th e honored students re prese nt the ftrst-ranked mdtviduals from the several degree-granting departments of the college 1ncludmg the school of architecture wtth tis city and regtonal planning and landscape archt tecture diVISIOns as well as the top 10 per cent of eng mern ng semors Teachers hack Collins BRO. TED BLACKWOOD, Evangelist Nitro, West Virginia . •'~ Be sure and visit the newly remodeled, relocated housewares department right away. You'll like the way items are arranged for easy selection, plainly marked, and best of all the fine new lines of merchandise in the department. -•·•• "'" ··:::::· ..;:: ·... =·:. )News•• in Briefs:i ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY NOTICE • The representative assembly of the Southeastern Ohio Education Assort a!ton meeting in spectal sesstonlast Frtday m Jackson endorsed Oakley C. Collins for State Senator . Collins ts one of two candtdates asking the GOP nod 111 the May 7 Primary. The motion to endorse was made by Eugene Brundtge, chairman of the Southeastern OEA , and was earned "almost" Wlanimously Don Anderson, PreSident of the SEOEA, commenting on the endorsement, said, "Collms ha s been an outstandmg friend of the schools m southern Ohto as chatrman of the Senate Education Commtttee for etght years. As sponsor of much of the school law tn th1s state, Colhns has had an tmpact on the lives of every employee and student m OW'__schools By this vote I thmk teachers are showmg they appreciate Oakley Co lhns ' vo tce for education". Southeastern Ohio EducatiOn Assoctatton has 3,500 members, most of whom live in Colhns' senatonal distnct. I • primary and secunda~ y roads \\ay funds must not be used as m the 1mp:-~ c t area ·~I I a fastt>r a catc h-all e:-<cuse for a lack of pace" than would be posSib le undct reg ular federa l·dld hJgh. way program s ~ Whtle proddmg fetlcra l offtc ta ls on the matter. Mtll er ag.a m rl!tterated h1 s challenge to State tu~hwa y 'cp1 esen· 1<Jt1vcs that the lack of federal econom 1c deve lopmen t lu gh- stgrnfH'dllt road constJul t!On Ill the unp,H:t m ca "O il w ha s the revenue to correct tt s 1 OH ds " Mil ler commented · Applytng tt to Southeastern Ohw IS a matter of prwn ty and emphasis on the State's pa rt " · We 're askmg Mr Tieman n EASTERN - Eastern High School was well represented over the weekend at the 29th annual meeting of the OhiO Associahon . of Future Homemakers of Amertca. The Eastern Chapter attended two sessions Frtday. During the afternoon sesston, Utey saw Ute award of ment ceremony, the state degree and the encounter ceremony. Gordon Jones was the guest speaker Friday evening. He taught games and songs to be taken back to local chapters. Saturday morning, the for a stalus report on the prospeds of freewg tm· pounded dollar s for lhts program We also want to know tts sta tus fo r the commg ftscal year I can say m ad\•ance that ' I won 't accept any fh msy excuse that the funds arc not avat lable or that putting the program mto affec t is tmposstble at the nre.. nt ltme MARAUDER BAND AT KINGS ISLAND - Dtreclor Dw tght Gouts took hts Marauder Marching Band to Kmgs Island near Cmcmnattlast Sa turday tn a se ntimental homecommg - for him - as he directed the ftrst band ever to play at the posh fun center tluee years ago. Above, the band is dmng its 25- EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cloudy Saturday with a chance of showers Su nday, ending Monday. Cool "ith highs In th e 50s and lo" 60s m the north and m the 60s in the south. Lows In the upper 30s and lo" 40s in the north and In th e 40s m the sou th TWO ASK DIVORCES Two persons have flied for dtvorce m Metg s County Common Pleas CoW't They were Joyce Grover, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, from Dalton B Grover, Jr , Rt 4, Pomeroy, on the grounds of gross neglec t of duty and extreme cruelty, and on the growtds of gross neglect of duty, Judy Morr ts, Rt 1·, Mtddleport, from James E MorriS Rt 1 Dex ler In other ' ' aclton, Floyd Eugene Hendrt cks , Ractne, was granted a dtvorce from Sarah Ehzabeth Hendricks , New Hoven Veterans Mcmoflal Hospital ADM ISSIONS - Marvtn Darst. Pomeroy; Leona Stewart , Pomeroy, Clyde Bayles, Mtddleport, Amanda Murray, Mtddlepor :; Maggte Rosenkranz, Pomeroy DISC HAR GES Cla ra Phtlli ps, Richa rd Bearhs •IUSTIN, Tex. IUP! I - The death penalty is a deterrent to crime, says Odell McBrayer, a Republican ca ndtdatf for governor, and televised executions would be even bet:cr. "I think if we put some k.-eth in our Jaws and 1m· plement them properly we ca n prevent a lot of crime," he told a news conlerence Wednesday. "We need to make sure capital punishment is enforced and get tt out In the open so more people "ho are conlemplating committing a crime would be deterred. "One of the problems of crime is that th e public is not aware ol the penalties." Someone asked McBrayer at this pmnt ho\\ he, as governo1=, would make the public more aware of eapttal punishment. The candidate answered: .. Tc1eVIse lt." '(10"" • 0 • e • ::! ~:ICC: C: Q: C::: Ill~ I m 0:0 ,_ ' ) '?} ay nesday producers of baste consumer goods and unportant mdustnal suppliers announced htgher prtces And many wo~ers dema nd ed more money,. U. S. Steel announced Playboy magazme was one toda y It ts raising prices on of the first, saying the price of 1 ' a broad ra nge of stee l the magazme would be '$125 a produc ts'' by an average of copy, mstead of a buck, 5. j percent starting with the J uly tssue. The co untry's No. Weshnghouse Electrtc sa id steelmak cr sai d the In- its enhre lute of mCllndescent creases would hecome cf· ltght bulbs would cost 10 per fecttve Frtday It said ad- cent more begmrung July I. ditional extra charges on a Bulk Prices Raised number uf products, Vttamtns also wtll be more averaging about 3.5 per cent, expenstve. Hoffman-La Roche would become effective May Inc. ratsed bulk prices suJ>. 20. stanhally - 29 per cen t for vttamm C and 31 per, ce nt for gomg up now tha t govet nment Bl controls on pttces have ended Natwnal Steel Corp , the The last of the Ntxon Ad- natwn's fourth largest steel mimstratton 's ant1-mflattonary producer ra tsed tm mtll restramts --on v.ages as well product prtces 9 5 pe r cent as prtces - lapsed at rmdmght nearly double the amount Tuesday and Congress allowable under the defunct dechned to retmpose them guidehnes Youngstown Sbee( Almost unmedtately Wed· and Tube Co also ratsed pnces, and other compames are expected to follow slUt. Several copper compantes, Phelps Dodge, Kennecott Coi>' per and Anaconda, posted higher prices up to 12 per cent for matenals critical to production of ca rs, houses and appliances Buckmg the trend , four m1llmg ftrms cut the price of flour by 12 per cent, reflecting lower wheat prtces and an anticipated bumper crop. Commissioner Gives Warning Bu t tn New York, the ctty's . comnuss10ner of consumer af- Weather Showers and thundershowers tomght with lows from the upper 40s to the mtd 50s Showers and thundershowers ending south half and hkel y north half Frtday Highs from the mtd 60s north porhon to the 70s m the south I fall's, warned of higher food pr!ces "For tbe fll'st lime m 32 months, the entire food industry IS free to ratse prices as much as they want. Unless somethmg ts done tm· medtately, low Income conswners will fmd themselves in the mtdst of a disaster," satd Co mmisston er Elinor Guggenheuner John T Dunlap, dll'ector of the Cost of Ltvmg Council, W'ged ftnns that had voluntartly agreed to hold the line on pnces to hve up to thell' promises He said Ute Phose IV regula tJOIIS were dropped wtth thts understanding. Although not affected by the general price control rules lifted Wednesday, four major otl compames --SbeU, Standard Oil of Ohto, BP Oil and Skelly -ratsed prices from 3.2 cents a gallon to 6 cents. But Ashland Otl, ctting the liftmg of the Arab boycott, lowered Its prtces Kissinger in uptight Jerusalem WANTA PLAY'' All women of the area InJERUSALEM <UP! ) cructal phase of his btd to end terested m formmg a women's Secretary of State Henry A. the lsraeh.Synan ftghtmg. He softball team are to ca ll Kenda Ktssmger arrtved here from ran mto demonstrations Ramey at 992->018 Egypt today to beg m the aga inst Israeh concessiOns and promtsed not 1o work agamst Israel's secW'ity Demonstrators chantmg and ca rrymg stgns urging no concesswns were outstde Kis· smger's hotel when he arrived m J erusalem On Wednesday there were demonstrattons m Damascus against what a May Day thron g called the "cheap American, J ewtsh co nsptrator." Ktssmger was engagtng in a series of meetmgs wtth lsraelt leaders expected to last mto the night and Fnday, when he is scheduled to fly on to Syrta. A htgh official on the Ktssmger plane went out of his way to deny Egypttan reports I I' Televised executions are wanted by Texas candichte mmute concert - one of several - in front of Ute Eiffel Tower in Ute center of the Island Four busloads of musrctans, asststant cllreclor Fed Ruth, sod etghtchaperones left Meigs High School at 8:30a .m and returned at II :30 p m the same day. Picture by Paul Gerard By RICHARD JIUGHES Umted Press Int ernational The pnce of everythmg from steel to vttatmns and gtrhe magazmes to hght bulbs ts BLUEBIRDS ON MAY DAY - Tbe Rutland Bluebtrds, the only gtrls orgamzation in Metgs County afftliated with the Camp F1re GU'ls of America, carried out a pleasant traditton of May Day, Wednesday m Rutland. Members of the group moved from door to door in the residenttal area dtstrtbutmg rtbbon truruned lacy baskets of artiftcta l nowers they had made The group made its fl!'st presentatwn to Mr and !<Irs. l.Qu1s 9h risttan at the Rulland Elementary School before startmg through town With Mr' and Mrs. Ch rtsllan are, fronl row, from the left, Suste Imboden, Clll'lstle Imboden, Tem Thomas, Beth Mitchell ; back row, Rhonda Mti!:hell, makmg the presenta tion , Sandy Lee, April Eilts and Cmdy Musser. Mrs Joy Mttchellts the leader and Ellen Thoma asststant leader of the group , ' \ • ( 1 Cleanup connng" busmess sessiOn was held wiUt Lisa Bowman being named the new president of the state assoc1atwn The meeting ended with the installation of lhe 1974-75 offtcers . Mrs . Janice Ritchie, Eastern High Advtsor, Mrs Kathryn Windon, chap ter molher, chaperones ·the Eastern girls who included Meiissa Coleman, chorus memb er, Pam Kautz and Debbie Windon, hostess, Barbara Coates and Con me Dailey, voting delegates, Frances Hawk and Iris Pigoll . :·:·:·:·:·:::·:·.·:::·:·: :·:·:·:-:-::-:·•....·:::-:·:·:·:::;:::::::::::::::::::::::.-::=:::~A: e: s. . •:e :e. e • Eastern FHA represented I , v .- lf'UKJUAY MAY 2, l~ 7 4 PHONE 992·2156 TEN CENTS ---------~~-------------------------------------. • News DAMAGE MEDIUM The Mtddleport Ftre Department was called Tuesday at 11:21 a m to the hom e of Mrs. Juanita Bachtel, 315 South FoW'th St A burning candle had set a CW'tatn on ftre . There was medtum damage . POMEROY MIDDLEPORT OHIO --------~~---- () 10 GasCo men SEOEMS makes recognized for 3 runs Tuesday Co unty The Metgs So utheastern Ohto Emerge ncy safe driving OWENS TO SPEAK Dtslrtcl Supermtendent Rev Wtlham Owens wtll b.e the spea ker Thursday and Friday evemn gs at the Pomeroy We sl~yan Hohness ChW'ch on SR 143 The Rev Odell Manley ts pastor enttne IJet•oled To The lnteresb Of The Meigs- Mason Area Medwal Scrv tce made three Ten Columbta Gas of Ohto runs Tuesday. employees from the MetgsAt 9 45 a m , Howal'd NutteP, Galha area were honored for a Rt. 2 Reedsvtlle, was transtotal of 115 years safe drtvtng ferred from Veterans al a breakfast meet tn g Mefnonal Hospttal to Pleasant Tuesday morntng at the Valley Hospttal for treatmen t Holiday Inn Presentmg of tnjurtes received m a lawn awards was S G Day, mower accident At 11 Ia am • Southeastern btstrtcl Serv,tce Wtlham Salmons was retW'ned Nuwn "Would you agree Manager , ~t sted by R E to hts Rt. 2, Pomeroy, home that tha t's the prune lhtng that Ar trup , Ch tlh cothe Dtvtston from the Holzer Medtcal you damn' well better get that (Contmued from page I I Manager, both of Columbta. Center. At 3 p m Gregory done ?" The offlctal dented Kissmger was carry mg a troop pullback plan Mtddleport em pl oyees Middleswarl, Portland, was on hts fifth Mtd clle East peace mtsswn , but Egypt's governmentDean ''ObviOusly he o~ght recogmzed \\>ere Howard to be gtvc n so me s1gnal Logan 22 years , Jultus Sauvage taken from Veterans Memortal controlled press said the secretary of state was trymg to push a Hospt tal to the Holzer Medtcal anyway , 13 years, Maurtce DW'st 12 Center as a medtcal patient compromise proposal of hts own. N1xon :" get tt." (the th ree years, and Harley Hendrtcks 8 dogs md 1cate an ' 1explettve" DETROIT - FORD MOTOR CO. said tt would shut down 14 had been deleted by the Whtte year s Gallipohs employees assembly plants by 'Thursday, icllmg 37,000 hoW'ly workers, honored were Paul Hamson 20 because of a parts shortage stemmmg from strtkes at two House tape edi tors). years, Jake Koebel 17 years, Veterans Memorial Hospital Mtchigan suppliers. In the same meeting Nixon Harvey Brown 13 year s, ADMISSIONS - McKinley said there would be no problem Roberl Bennett 4 years, Leon Ford, whtch reported proftts were down 6>.7 pet. dW'ing the Mw1x , Racin e; Mildred f1rst quarter of 1974 from the record pace of last year, sa td the ratsmg $1 mllhon and that he Galhamore and Ed Howard 3 knew where to get it "to take years each Also present was Hud so n, Pomeroy; June layoffs were necessttated by strikes at Bendtx Corp. of St. care of these jackasses who are Galhpohs Ftre Chtef James Preston , Pomeroy; Jessie Joseph, Mtch ., and at Kelsey-Hayes Co. of Jackson, Mich . Dodderer, Reedsvtlle; Fred m Ja il " Northup Clark, Pomeroy; Mabel Tracy, Wtthin hours of lhe meetmg, SAIGON - SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS killed 251 Pomeroy , Clyde Sayre, Comrn umsts m a two-day tank , mr and artillery drtve tha t $75,000 was paid to Hunt, acSyra cuse; Charles Mallory , military sources today srud sptlled mto netghbormg Combodta. cordmg to grand JUry evtdence CLAIM APPROVED Racine But the Whtte House summary · Th e &ugon command satd 20 government so ldiers were An anunal claun for $100 was DISCHARGES - Gladys killed m the ftghtmg in South Vtetnam's Due Hue dtstrict, which satd that "the Prestdent not approved fo r Roger Beegle, Rt Rumfield, Joseph Petitt, only dtd not approve of any hes along the Cambodtan border 35 miles north of Satgon . I, Racme, as the Metgs County Maude Young , Howard payment to Hun t, b"t he dtd not Commtsswners met m the Russell, Ida Duddmg, Ralph Command spokesman Lt. Col. Le Trung Hten den ied, however, even know a payment had been reports by the sources that government troops crossed mto CoW' thouse Tuesday Beegle Stewart, George Clonch Cambodia. made " lost a he tfer Would htvolve President In the only other a'Ction , Gene At another pomt m the Trtplett of DivtsJOn Ten of the meeting the two discussed qepartment of TransportatiOn, clemency and agreed th at tt dtscussed lhe function. and wouldn't work pohltcally and tt classtftcatton of prtmary and would mvolve the Prestdent too deeply tn the Watergate secondary roads tn Metgs Housewares Department On The 1st Aoor Coun ty All the comm tsswners scandal \\.ere present . '~ou can't do it pohttcally until after the '74 electwn, that's for sure, 11 Nixon smd "Your point ts that even then you couldn 't do 1t." "That's right ," Dean rephed. "It may fW'ther mvolve yofi m a way you should not be tnvolved m thts." " No - tl ts wrong, that's for sure, 11 Nixon concluded on the clemency queslton . • The week of May 6-16 will be Cleanup Week In Pomeroy, Mayor Dale Smith announced today. Residents are asked to · have debris In bags along the curbs or roadway. A village truci. will pick up on the following days: first ward Monday; second w~rd: Tuesday ; third ward , Wednesday; fourth ward, Thursday, and on Frida y those that may/ have been missed earlier. , that agreement on troop disengagement already had been partlally achteved The offictal satd the fll'st thmg needed was a defmitlon of the line to which I~rael wtll wtthdraw, Second was to defme the strength of the fQrces on each Side of the lme and the Uttrd what kind of force would be between them. That meant wheUter there would be a U N. Emergency Force as Israel and the United States want or only U.N. oJ>. servers, as Syrta has suggested . The Amertcan offtcral said that the United States stands wtth Israel m thmlting that the return of 65 Israeli prisoners of war held by Syria since Ute October war must be part of a disengagement agreement. Kissmger recalled when he landed the us. friendship for Israel during the October war, declarmg: " I come here agam to discuss w1th the Israeli cabmet Ute same ·problems of peace and m the same spirit of friendship that has always characterized our relatioiiS. "I COI'l_le here not to ~cuss concesstons but to dtscuss ~ecurtty,'' .he told newsme!ll upop arnvmg at Ben-Gunon TAGDAYSET Mtddleport bo ys baseball league will hold tag day m 1Mujdleporl all day Saturday. 1 Inter national Airport. "The issue Is not pressure but a lastmg peace," be said. Isra eli Foretgn - Minister Abba Eban, who greeted Ktssmger, said he and his government colleagues were "convmced that the frtendshtp and the common values between Israel and the Umted States mfmite ly overshadows and outwetghs any variety of viewpoints, and that the friendship Is well fowtded and has withstood many tests." In a jovial mood, Eban said Israeli offtCIBls had come to the airport to greet Mrs. -Nar\cy KISSinger on her hrst visit to Israel. "To our very pleasant surprise," he said, "we found that the secretary of state had come along as well." . Kissmger was expected to find out withm hours of arrivmg whether he has a ·chance to work out a troop disengagement accord Juring his fifth Middle East peace mission since last October's 17day war. DISPUTE ENDED Workers of. the Meigs Mines near Salem Cenler returned to their dulles Wednesday night thus ending a three day labor dispute. According It) reports, Ute dispute developed over the firing of a J upervlsor. I I J I .' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 1, 1974 dotson riebel rollins teating