https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6ed4493b45a4a65e1a511964d622ce4e.pdf a4dc40f463eb4be2291046803c5f2c43 PDF Text Text ••• •'• • HOSPITAL NEWS HI - The OcHiy Sentlfiel, Middlep<)l't-Pm nt•t'O), 0 , Mvmla~. M,l\ h l'•i 1 Nt" l~hbors h ~IVt" 17 dogs it's a " population" rxplo· sion WINNERS NAMED Winneni m the fin al orawmg of <.'Hsh Pn zes to mark lh£> openmg of the new auto-bank of the Pomeroy Naltonal Bank were selected Saturday. They were Elizabeth Rice, Syracuse, $20: Frances Hysell, nea r Pomeroy, $10, and Cress a Sham, Racme, $15. Garnet }'oley died on Sunday . Mrs . Garnet Young Foley , also preceded m death by her 79, former Mtddlt.'pnrt 't':micn!. husband, Wtlliam Foley, tn dted Sunday at MI. Carmel 1972 'East Hosp tlal m Colwnbus Survtving are a brother , H Mrs Foley was born tn Clayton Young ; a stster, Mr. Cha rl es ton, W Va , the Ruby Whatley, both of da1.1ghter of the btlr Mr. and Charleston, and several nteces Mrs Marshall Young She was and nephews. Mrs Foley was ~ mplo yed at Oh1o State Hacine EH unit (HWIJ NO DEFENDANT The jury m the case of Ohio Umvers ity a nwnber of years. Graveside services will be held at ll a . m. Wednesday at has busy weekend vs Herbert Stewart was ex- cused thts mormng when the defendant fatled to appea r. Stewart was reported hospita li zed He ts on lrtal for shoaling George Hall ala local mte club. RACINE - The Racme ER squad was called Frtday at 9· 10 a.m. to Antiquity for John R Humel!, 22, Pomeroy, who was havtng dtfficulty brealhtng. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. After the squad made the run m its own vehicle the ambulance caught ftre . Amount of damage caused by the blaze was not determmed ~~~~!Id~y at 1:12 a.m. the untt was called to the Carol Thomas residence for Ernest Rtplett who refused treallnent. At 5 p.m. Saturday it trans· ported Howard Ebersbach, 70, PorUand, to an area hospital. Ebersbach had fallen from a ladder. Sunday at 9 p.m. tl was called to the Harold Circle home at RD Racine , for Chrts Ctrcle, 12, who had lacerations of the fmgers. He was taken to Veterans Memonal Hospital. MEIGS THEATRE table gdt far the molheol hot e"eryttung would be t • Ton1ght thru Thursdoily lU I Mav69 NOT OPEN rglar alarm," A sur table g1ft for almos t any Mother on Her Day rs a Fnday thru Tuesday personality des •gned K ITCHE N. Come m and Wa ll Dis ney 's tal k rt over wr th one of the ( Techn I COlOr) Bob Crane Mav 10 •• SUPERDAD " FRIEN DLY ONE S" . !SHE'LL LOVE YOU FOR IT 36< DAYS A YEAR) . . Kathleen Cody IGJ Walt Disney 's SON OF FLUBBE~ ( Technltolor) Fred MacMurray Nancy Olson Running 1ime. 3 11~ Hrs ShowStarts7p m . IGI READ THIS ARTia.E Will YOU PLEASE NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS: Although I am unapposed for the office of Republican Central Committeman of the First Ward of Middleport, Ohio. I would like to have you cast your VOTE for me at the May 7th Primary . Very truly yours GEORGE A. MEINHART Pd Pol Adv. the Rtverview Cemetery with the Rev E. U,she Hicks of. ftctatmg. Friends may call at the Rawlings.COats Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Tuesday Market Repo~ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, May4,1974 SALES REPoRT OF Ohio Valley Llveslo<k Co, STOCKER CAT~LE STEERS- 250 to 300l!Js. 43.50 to 46.25; 300 to 400 lbs.•42.50 to 45; 4001o500lbs.38 to<l4; 500 io 600 lbs. 37.50 to 41.5!J; 600 to 700 lbs. 36.25 to 40, 700 lbs. and Over 34.50 to 38 75 HEIFER CALVES - 250 to 300 lbs. 42.50 to 46 ; 300 to 400 lbs 40 to 43: 400 to 500 lbs. 36 to 39.50: 500 to 600 lbs. 35.75 to 39 ; 600 to 700 lbs. 33 to 36.75; 700 lbs. and Over 31 to 34.50. STOCK •COWS & BULLS (By The Head) -Stock Cows 200 to :O~~~~w;;~d~~~~ds3 ~~ Israeli (Conttnued frol1l page I) day, only to run into stepped up Syrian arhllery fire. The ratd erxled a one-day hiatus m lsraeh atr strikes beyond tis northern frontiers. Since last week, the command's warplanes have been bombmg and straftng suspected Syrian-supported Arab guerrilla concentrations on the western slope of Mt. Hermon , ins ide Lebanese terrttory. The atr strike followed command reports of contmutng Syrian artillery barages all. along the 4:Hnile long ront, tncluding tbe area of Quneltrti, JUS! west of the old 1967 truce hne ' EXTENDED OO:rLOOK Chance of showers Wed· nesday ending Thursday. Partly cloudy Friday. Highs in tbe 60s. Lows In the 40s Wednesday, wannlng to the 50s by Friday. By United Press Inleroatlooal SAIGON - A SOUTH VIETNAMESE ARMORED coiiLimn launched a new drtve 10to Cambodta , but was stopped by heavy Communist reststance at a VIllage four mtles across the bowd er, fteld off1cers satd today . The South Vietnamese mthtary command reporl<>d an estimated 199 Commumst soldters ktlled in battles a!on1! the Cambodian border. Government casualties were hsted a,; one dead and 17 l\'OUnded. In Cambodia, goverrunent forces re ca tr lured an army trainmg center 21 mtles northwest of Phnom F'enh 10 bitter fighting with rebel troops. WILWUGHBY HILLS, OHIO - ONE MAN WAS killed and two persons were mjured Sunday mght when a smgle·em,gine Cherokee Ptper aircraft crashed mto a heavtly wooded area here. Authorities said the four-passenger plane was enroute !from HarstVIlle, S. C., to the Cuyahoga Cou nty Airport in Rtchrnond Heights when it ran out of fuel. Tbe plane was forced down 1111\o a clump of trees just two minutes from the atrport runway. Raymond L. Butterfield, 59, of Clevelarxl Hejghts , died Sunday night at Richmond Heights General Hosj>ital Butterfield, the owner oftbe plane suffered chest and arm tn)Ut't es. A passenger, James Krancevic, 19, of Wtllowick, suffered a , possible broken back. He was m fatr condttion at Ric!J mond Heights .General Hospital. The pilot, George Rhodes, 49, of Mayfield Hetghts, Wa!; listed m fatr corxlition at Lake County Memonal Hospttal Wllst 10 Willoughby with injuries to his back and left arm. • Holzer Medical Center ~ (Births) . Friday - Mrs. Reynal<W Arceno, daughter, Lakin, W. Va Mrs. Ralph Young, son, Gallipolis. Mrs. Jerry Wen;, son, Wellston. HOUSTON - FORMER SPECIAL WATERGATE EAT CHICKEN prosecutor Archibald Cox says President Ntxon's transcrtpts of Th~ Syracuse Ladtes the March 21, 1973, Oval Offtce discusston about hush >money :Auxihary of the Volunteer Fire indicates an attempt to obstruct justice. Cox said t!x, HQuse Dept. will serve chicken din- 1 ' Judiciary Cormruttee, investigating the possibility of t·ecomners Tuesday election day at mending Impeachment of Ntxon, and Cox's successor , Leon th e mumcipal buildtng . <Jawarski, should receive complete, unedited tape recor d.mgs of BANQUET SET . these conversations instead of the transcripts Nixon ~wovided A th d hte b . last week. . mo er...aug r anquet Before addressing a Law Day dinner Saturday a t Texas wtll be held Wednesday at S:30 Southern University, Cox satd he was distressed by t'1> e IranI'>;, m. at the Syracuse scripts of !he March 21 discussion. "AU I saw was sort of a sleazy esbyten~n Church Annex. A discussion of how 'we' will manipulate, holtl and hide," Cox said. p~ogram ~~~ fol~ow the potluck "I didn't see anything about JUsltce, the law, or strength er,ung the ~~n~~i;l~tll be shown of ,, law. I saw nothing of integrity." Bagy Calves 40 to 100, (By The Pound) - Canners & Cutters Cows 22.50 to 29; Holstem Cows 28.50 to 31.75; Commercial Bulls (1,000 lbs and Over) 34 to 39.25. ' VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 lbs. to 250 53 50 to 58.75; Medium 200 lbs to 300 49 to 52; Culls 49 Down . (Continued from page I) SHOATS- 17.50 lo 30. additional 6.6 percentage LAMBS - Tops 90 lbs. to 110 points which separated him 35 to 36.50; Seconds 75lbs. to 80 deciSlOD." from outright victory Sunday. Newsmen at a conference 32.50 to 34 ; Lights 40 lbs. to 65 ' FINED, JAILED 24 to 28.50; Stock Ewes By the called by Mitterrand took this David Hooker, 18, Willoughto mean the Socialist leader Head 20 to 40 by, was fined $100 and costs, felt Gtscard d'Estaing would and was given a six months Jail bow to the U.S. destre for sentence on conviclton of consultations with Washingtpn NOW YOU KNOW Jade got its name from the before Europe takes major possesston of manjuana by Metgs County Court Judge Spanish phrase "p!edra de policy decisions. Frank W. Porter Saturday. Gtscard d'Estaing has said ijada" stone of the flank" Hooker was placed on because medieval Spaniards he will not accept this. "We will win, France w1ll probation for a penod of two thought that this jewel could years. Charges in the case win," Mitterrand said. cure diseases of the kidney. Referrmg to the "respon- were filed by the Middleport ~sibilities I will have to assurqe 1 Pollee Dept. SORORITY TO MEET " '. after May 19," he said: "It is The Ritual of Jewels will be ! TAKENTOHOSPITAL no longer possible to delay held when Preceptor Beta Beta The Middleport E·R squad Chapter of Beta Sigma Pht these basic decisions because I .. answered a call to the Legion must be ready to assume ' Sorority meets at 7:15 p.m. Hall at 9:24p. m. Saturday for respoiistbthhes immediately ThW'sday at the home of Carolyn Clonch, who was ill. on May 20." Roberta O'Brien Offtcers will She was taken to Veterans Mitterrand said he was be installed. ?demorial Hospital for treat· certain he will round up the men!. FIVE RUNS MADE Five calls were answered on Saturday by the Meigs branch of the South· eastern Ohio Emergency Medical Service. They were Barbara Pratt, Syracuse, to Pleasant Valley Hospital as a medical patient; Emma Cornell of Boulevard, Ohto, transferred from Veterans Memorial Hospital to the Holzer Medical Center; at 2:30 p, m. Elbert Williams from Veterans Memorial Hospital to Holzer Medtcal Center; Opal Taylor of Letart Falls, to Veterans Memorial Hospital for treatment as a medical pallent, and returned ~orne at 5:30 p. m. Saturday . . • Veteraoo Memorial Hospital SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Elb~rt Williams, Pomer.oy ; Roger Adkins, Theodore, Alii:; Celeste Pickens, Racin ~: Homer Smith, Mason; llet!Y Wtlson, Pomeroy; Bessje Oltver, Mtddlepor~ . SATURDAY DISCHARGES •• - Ro bert Barton, Elbeft Wt)hams . : SUNDAY ADMISSIONS 7Paul Stewar·t, West Colwnbllf; Roy Browntng, Point Pleasant; Iva Upton , Reedsville ; Jwte Stover, Racine ; Mary NtcholS, Rutland. Robert Bartoh, Pomeroy; Scott Frase ~. Middleport; Donna Laudet · milt, Rutland; Gregory Rous!t. Mason: Frances Koeni~, ·• Reedsville; Christopher Circle, Racine. ! SUNDAY DISCHARGES ~ Herrpan Michael. : Mitterrand • WELDING SHOW : RACINE - A welditjg demonstration will be held. jp the Vo-Ag room of Southern High School here at 7:30 this evening. Ar~resentative frofu the Lincoln Weldmg Co. wlll demonstrate weldi rtg techniques. Any interest~d Meigs Coun !ian is mvited, Beb Spurlock, Vo-Ag instructor, satd. · (Continued from page I) poll conduct~d t1 y Daniel Yankelovich, Inc. -. dtsclosed Sunday by Time magazme . This vote, condu.cted before the release of the Watergate transcripts, showed >that 55 ner cent of the public ~hough! that the President should restgn or be impeached. Pr<'v ious Yankelovich polls reve;g led that 39 per cent felt thi~. way last November, and 30 ~"'"cent last August. The new poll found that, if Ntxon failed to refli gn, 43 per cent favored hts r elffiaining in offtce and 43 per ': ent wanted him tmpeached. 11nirteen per cent said they we re not sure. LOCAL TE:I IfP Temperature in1 downtown Pomeroy Monday at II a. m. was 59 degrees, under partly cloudy skies. DIVORCES ASKED ,. Three suits for dtvorce have been filed m Meigs County Common Pleas Court eadt charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Filing were Mary Edwards, Mid· dleport, vs. William Brui:e Edwards, Imperial Beach , Call!.; Ester Lee, Middleport, vs. Keoneth Lee, Clifton, and Linda Tanner Parsons, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, vs. James David Parsons, Pomeroy. ,, CALL ANSWERED , • The Pomeroy E-R squad answered a call to Pleasaht Ridge at 9:48p.m. Sunday for Nancy Greenlee who was ill. She was taken to the Holzer Medical Center. • ~---------------------------------,·------------~ ·· EL.BERFELD.S.IN· PO~~IlEROY '" Your Mother's. ,1Jay Shopping Headquart'ers " tn " • i '. MOTHER1S' DAY SPECIAL ' SALE Or.: I CARDIGAN SWEATERS·AND CAPES WE CAN HELP MAKE IT HAPPEN WITH OUR · BIG SELECTION OF 100% WINTUK ORLON CARDIGANS AND li:APES IN MISSES AND VACATION CLUB WOMEN'S SIZES. If your heart's set on travel we have a way to make it happen. If you are plan~ing for next year, come and talk to us now. Our Vacation Club Is now open. \ ,. CHOOSE WHITE, BEIGE, NAVY, RED, ~ASTEit.. SHADES. ALL AT SALE .PRICES '" '· .I.. ,. CHOOSE YOUR CLUB •1.00 •2.00 •3.00 •5.00 ., .'"' •10.00 MAKE 49 PAYMENTS .'' WE PAY THE 50TH ., . ' "' THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Pomeroy, Oh1o •1 .•,,' MAIN STORE AND 'WAREHOUSE OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5 PM 1 SHOP BOTH FRIDAY ANP SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 IPM .. 20,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor . . ·• .' ~-----------------~----~~ / ' 1 I' . ., I \ f 'If , ' I .' ,I ': \ ., .' SerVIces to the unemployed m Meigs County prpVIded by the State Bureau of Employment services has been dtscontmued . Mayor Dale Smtih said at the regular Pomeroy council Monday ntght the bureau has nottfted him tt will terminate its lease with the vtllage effecttve May 31. The office of the bureau of employment has been located m Pomeroy city hall more than 30 years. Persons usmg the employment servtce wtll go on a mail cla1m basts and report either in Gaihpolts, Athens or Marietta once a month rather than every two weeks. Council m a long sesston hired Andy Batey and Wesley Manley as part time pollee offtce"" as recommended by Pohce Chtef Jed Webster, and Randall Carpenter, as meter man Carpenter, presently on the force , wt!l be discharged m about a week to take the meter JOb. . George Nesselroad, commander of Drew Webster Post 39, Amencan Legton, asked that May 27 be proclaimed Memorial Day. Nesselroad satd Memonal Day ts one of the most tmportant holida ys m the Umted States and asked that fla gs be displayed on May 27. A program wtll be held m the old Ponwroy Jumot H1gh butldmg wtth semor cttli.ens and Boy &·outs parltctpatmg A parade wtll be held at about 10 a m and there wtll be ftreworks on the parking lot, he satd Guido GtrolamtlS10 charge of the ft reworks and Paul Casct is general cha trman of the day's actiVItles Counc1l approved the proclamatiOn. In other busmess council entered m a con tract with Bob1er Electronics, Inc , Parkersburg, for normal maintenance of rad1o equtpment at a cost of $100 55 per month 11 also a&'feed to msure the park10g meters at a cost of $i 50 per $100 valua lton Meeltng wtlh council on the msurance was Lan") Brogan of Reuter Brogan Insurance Co , the underwnter Dwtght Spencer asked counctl for a cha nge m the ordinance m rega rd to selling produce on the streets It allows persons to sell from June I to Oct. 1. Spencer asked council to let h1m sell plants a half day on Friday and all day Saturday from Men tn n r• tr~hpr 1 rr~ nn,.., l Weather POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Counctl suggested the boys should not stand m fr ont of busmess establishments not on the bndge approach Counctl no te~! that someone co uld be hurt scnously usmg the bndge approach as they ask rnotonsts for contnbut1ons C111ef Webster reported the new police crut ser has krrtved anti may be m service Thursday 0 1 Fnilil y Dav1s read a requ est fr om the Pomeroy Pollee Dept for a Co uncil agreed to g1ve the request fu rther study . Counc1l .tlso dtscu.sscd htnng a Ja mtor fo r ct ty hall and e~ g reed to a request by Roy Mayer to repa ir the cemetery road be fore Memor L<JI Day Mayor Smith suggested co un~.:JI decJde b) next week what streets are to be pa vt'(J \Atlth the amount of n1oney that IS i::IV<Hlable Co uncil agreed. Attendmg were Mayor Srrutli lta lph Werr). Lou Osborne, Wilham Snouffer. DaVIS Phil Globaka r. Jolm Manley , counctl memb ers, J a ne Walton , de1 k: Pbyhss Hennessy , tr easu rer , Henr y Werr}, polteeman , t~ nd CilLCf Webster wage mcrease • at Devoted To The VOL. XXVI NO. 17 ' granted the request One of the btds on the pt oposcd ne" wate r system wh tcll was sent to EDA for tls approval was reJected The bid from Wmthrop to mslall a water tank was fe)ctted due to the length of ttme stated m the btd Th~.bt d stated that Wmthrop wou ld mstall the ta nk wtth m 360 days but the bid called for mstallatton w1t!Hn 275 days. Abtd from Caldwell Tank. Loutsvtlle. Ky , wa s accepted tn place of the Wmthrop btd by EDA Coun cllm<J n Harry Davis sugg ested council meet with the Board of Publtc Affai rs on b1ds submitted by the water dcparlment .John Manley , counc1lmar , sa1d rates fo r (rash p1 ck up U) Grtffm Samtatwn hi:id been mcre<Jscd from $2 50 pe r month to $3 It was agreed that Griffin be asked to meet 'r\lth count: II as 1t was understood tha t Gr1ffm was not to Increase re~t es wtthoul consultatiOn With coun c1 l. which he has not had The Syracuse· Mmersv1lle Baseball Booste rs and the Letart l.1ttle Len gilc were granted pe rmt sswn to hold Tag Day m Pomcroy , .Syracuse -Mmersv1lle un M(ty 11 a nd I J ' f;tr l nn Jqnr- 1 • Partly cloudy, not so cool tonight (lows Ills ). Wednesday cloudy. central and east Htghs upper 60s. ~. Ja ~~ Saturday - Mrs. Yguhni, daughter, MlllwOOIJ, W. Va. Mrs. James R. Bobo, daughter, Jackson. Mrs. Jertij, Barnett, daughter, McArthur. Mrs. Wendell Barker, sod, Jackson . . r Sunday - Mrs . Jamts Skidmore, son, Gallipolls . • PresideJnt Employment .agency leaving Pomeroy Now )ou Know ' enttne Of The fei~:s- Mcuon Area TUESDAY. MAY 7, IY/4 T" ccd. a bas1call ; t" tll wea ve \\ OOI cloth , denves 1ts name fJ om the old Scottish term for t" 111, wh tch wa< ··twee l'' lnter~b PHONE 992-2156 TEN CEN TS • Salaries frozen: school staff resigns By United Press Ioteroatiooal WASffiNGTON -IN AN APPARENT CHANGE of postlton, the Whtte House has indicated willingness to reach an "accommodabon" on Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski's subpoena for 64 of President Ntxon's Watergate tapes. Only last week the President's lawyers asked U. S. Dtstrict Court Judge John J S1nca to quash the subpoena and there were reports the President intended to fight tl all the way to the Supreme Court if necessary. But on Monday the White House's chief Watergate counsel, James D. St. Clatr, requested a meetmg wtth Strica, Jaworski and several defense lawyers in the Watergate cover-up case. On the way into the meetmg in the judge's chambers St Clatr said the purpose was to discuss ~'accommodation ." THE 1974 ELECTION SEASON BEGAN IN EARNEST TODAY, with primaries m four states and a home rule referendum in the nabon's "Last Colony ." The featured contest was the Democratic senatorial primary in Ohio, where former astronaut John Glenn was trymg to throw out the first incumbent of the year. Hts challenge of recently appointed Sen. Howard Metzenbaum developed into the sprmg's hottest, muddiest race. 1!abama, Indiana and North Caroltna also held pnmartes, burwlt~~only a few contested maJor races for congresstonal or state offices. Voters m the District of Columbia halloted on a bome-rulecharter that would give the nahan 's capttal bobtatled self-goverrunent. PROCLAMATION SIGNED - Mayor Dale Smith of Ppmeroy stgned a proclamation Monday mght proclatmmg May 27 as Memorial Day Presentmg the proclamalton was Georg" Nesselroad , left, commander of Drew Webster Post 39 of the Amencan Legum, Pomeroy. The proclamation calls upon all cttizens to observe the day, "in honor of the herotc dead and in reafftrmatwn of the foundmg pnnctp!es of our great na!ton." The mayor calls upon each residence and busmess firm m Pomeroy to observe thts day of com· memoration with the display of the fla g of the Uruted States, "as our testimony that we have not forgotten the cost of a free and undivided republtc ." NEW YORK - THE TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA Umverstty Monday awarded Pulitzer Prizes to two reporters who exposed President Nixon's income tax problems and revealed improprieties in financing his re-election campaign. The award for a "distinguished example of reporting on nabonal affairs" went to James R. Polk of the Washington Star-News, who was credited with revealing the extent of dairy and trucking industry contributions. He identified Herbert Kalmbach as a secret fund raiser for the President and disclosed the secret $200,000 donation made by Robert Vesco, the New Jersey financier who has since left the country to escape prosecution. Asimilar award for national reporting went to Jack White of the Providence (R. !.) Journal and Evening Bulletin, "for his initiative in exclusively dlSClosing President Nixon's federal income tax payments in)970 and 1971." The 58th annual awards, which carry $1,000 prizes, were announced by Colwnbta Prestdent William J. MeG til. The trustees acted on the recom· mendations of an adVIsory board, which reviewed !be decisions of juries in journalism, letters, drama lmd music. In the arts category, Robert Lowell won his second Pulttzer for his latest book of poetry, "The Dolphin." There were no awards for fiction or drama. Trans<;ripts seen as shabby show ~ WASHINGTON (UP!) Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott said today transcripts of private pres1denttal conversatwns conve y 41 8 shabby, disgusting and immoral performance' n Scott told reporters he has read the first 600 pages of the 1,300 pages of edtted transcrtpt of taped recordings of Watergate discussions between Ntxon and various atdes and assoc1ates Scott said he concluded from the transcnpts that there was l( not enough showing or moral WASHINGTON - SEN. EDWARD M. KENNEDY says "deep down" he would Uke to be president, but If lie had to decide today whether to seek the prestdency in 1976, the dectsion would be not to run. The 42-year old Massachusetts senator, consistently leading all potential candidates for the Democratic prestdential norninabon in the polls, gave the most prectse description of his status to date in a broadcast mtervtew PBS "Washington Straight Talk" Monday night. Kennedy was asked, "Would you, deep down, like to be President ?" ' "Yes," Kennedy replied.' 'l think the capacity and the ability to brmg about the kinds of changes that I think are important for the country can most effectively be done there." But he atlded : "My ftrst responsibtltltes are quite clearly to my family, my son, and my sisters and the children of my brothers." Asked wh1ch way he was leaning at the moment, Kennedy replied "U I was asked today , I'd just run for reelection to the Senate." COLUMBUS~ A NEW STATE LAW permitting a divorce to be granted if a couple lived separately for two years, even though both parties were guilty of grounds for the action, went mto effect today. "The bill repeals the archaic doctrine of recrlmutalion, " said state Sen. Paul E. Gillmore, R-Port Clinton. "The new taw permits the courts to grant a divorce without placing legal fault on one party or the other where the couple has lived separate and apart for two years." Gillmore said many Oh10 residents, because of the old law, had gone to other states to obtain divorces. "Tbese divorces are entitled to full faith and credit in Ohio," said Gillmore, "but the parties have sometimes then had to return to Ohio courts to unravel problems. " ' ' BONN - CHANCElLOR WILLY BRANDT unexpectediy announced his resignation today, his Nobel Prize • winning rule brought to an abrupt end by the discovery of a Communist spy on his personal staff. A government spokesman said early today Brandt ended four arxl a half years in office, harxling over power to Foreign Minister Walter Scheel until the West German parliament elects a new chanellor. The spokesman said the resignation came Monday night, 12 days after federal police arrested Guenther Guillaume, Braodt's personal aide for political party affairs, on charges of spymg for East Germany. Political sources satd Finance Mtntsler Helmut Schmidt, Brant's political deputy, was quickly emerging as the man most likely to succeed his Socialist boss as chancellor. ' Mrs. Stark of Pomeroy dies I indignation whtch would have been expected under the ctr· cumstances. 1' Asked tf he was referrt ng to Nixon, Scott sa id , ~~ r mean by each of those persons who parti ct pated m the co nversatiOns accordtng to what he sa1d '' Pressed for who he meant when he referred to a disgusting performance, &oil satd "The transcripts will have to speak for themselves." "I won't go any further than that, " Scott satd. Scott satd the matenal released a week ago today by the Whtte House showed "the President ts frequently urgmg others to get the ~ tor y out," but added he thought the transcripts were ~~ver y confused." "l am enormously dtslurbed that there was not enough showing of moral indignation which would have been expected under the circumstances," Scott satd. "I thmk the transcripts represent a shappy, disgusting and 1mmoral performance." Margaret Downie Stark, 67, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, died at Holzer Medical Center Monday evemng Mrs. Stark, the daughter of the late WU!lam and Leonara Dowme, was also prec~ded m death by her husband, Edward A. Stark, Sr., m 1965 and a stster, Jane Loutse Smith, Mrs. Stark was a member of ';.<$.~:<;..~~~~ Pomeroy Grace Episcopal EXTENDED OUTLOOK church. Chance of showers Thurs· She ts survtved by a son, day and agaio on Saturday. Edward A. Stark, Jr , Cool with the highs in the 64ls. PometOY; two daughters, Mrs. Lows ln the 30s north and the Paul (Dorothy ) Amberger , 40s the south. ~ Syra cuse, and Mrs. William :.:X: S:;; ... e : 1, oro--: 1 Woods, Pomeroy; ftve (Mia) grandch ildren, William WANTS CALLEY JAILED Christopher, Kyle Stark and COLUMBUS, Ga. (UP!) Heather Downie Woods, The Army asked a federal Pomeroy, and Margaret Marie court judge Monday to revoke and Jane Ann Amberger, the hail of former Lt. Wtlliam Syracuse. L. Calley, now dishonorably Funeral serv1ces will be dtscharged, and return hlm to Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the . confienement for the My Lal Episcopal Church wtth the, · ma.Sacre. Judge J. Robert Rev. Harold Deeth offtctaling. Elliott •satd he would rule BW'ial ·wi!l be in. Beech Grove "shortly" on the motion that Cemeltery . Fnends may call at the $!,COO recogniz~nce bond Ewmg Funeral Home this \. that he approved for Calley evening !~om 7 to 9 p.m. Feb. 27 be revoked. • Restg nat1ons of th e ad· mmtstrator and practicall y the entire teacher staff of the Metgs Community &hool were submttted and accepted Monday mght by the Me>gs Coun ty Board of Retardatwo meetmg at the offtce of At· torney Rtck Crow The re s ignations were submtlted by Mrs Jeannette Thomas, exeeutlve dtrector of the board and admimstrator of the school ncar the close of a lhree-and--a ~ha lf hour sessiOn after the board ' fr oze ' salanes of teachers m lhe school Dtsc usston made clear that teachers of the school are recetvtng for the most part. about $2,000 more per year than teachers tn the pubhc sc hools of Metgs County The boa rd agreed to go on a salary schedule comparable to the Meigs Local &hoot Distri ct for >Is teachers and to freeze sa lanes un tn the pubhc schools "ca tch up " to the amount pmd at the community school Th e board also.r.;assed a molton req utrtng teachers an d the admmtstrator to upgrade themselves academtcaliy m order lo contin ue their jobs in the school. Restgnallcns submttled near the close of the meetmg were those of Mrs. Thomas, Carol Wolfe, Kathy Swmdeil and John Krawsczyn There IS only one other teacher m the school , Kate Ja rrell , who was teemployed by the board at last mght 's meettng Atdcs are Dee Brown, Jean Wood and Alice Wolfe, but no actton was taken on the1r reemp loyment untal a salary sc hed ule can be worked out Also employed at the sc hool ts Mrs Mary Skmner She IS paid as a Tttle I employe, however. and not fr om board fund s Accordtng to actwn ta ken by the board last mght, teachers at the school are to upgrade themselves acadenucaliy lo obtam a BS degree m spec1al education and the ad· mtmstrator must upgrade to a master's degree Jn spec1al ed ucation, educatiOn or aclmtmslratwn SJnce several of the teachers · and the admmJstrator res1g ned at the close of the meetmg , tt is assumed th.nt replace ments wtll be reqwred to meet those reqUirements Replacements begm their employment m the futur e on th e salar y sc hedul e of the Metgs Loca l Sc hool Dtstrlct, wtth identical fringe benefits The board set up no ltme hmtt during which the teachers "'II ' '(.:,.~~=~W'Z-1-~::"ki(..,:~.f(..'%';$¢..~ , f'fNALS TODAY The Class AA sectional finals In the State baseball tournamen t wtll be played loday on the Middleport municipal park diamond featurin g Sou th Point, ~tun e rs over Ga llipolis Monday B·S, agai nst the Meigs Marauders, who defeated Chesa pea ke 10·1 Monday. Game time Is 4 p.m . . the s1te comm1ttee . the board went on record as to st te prefennc;:es to be re co mmended to the county com. m1ss10ners The locations m thetr priortly order are The Frteda Harltn ge r property at f'tve Potnts The Baum Add1tion in Chester Twp. The Carleton property tn Syracuse The prtmary complairtt agatnst the latter was that 1t IS not as centra ll y loca ted in the county as the others Voters of the coun ty last fall passed a $250,000 bond issue to prov1de funds for a new butldmg for the communtty school. The new school must be 10 a (Continued on page 12) :ff'.,.~,.,.,.,.,.,".'""''''·'·'''''·'·''''"'''f-'''''''''''''''''''''''''''';,,.,,,,,f,;,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,.,.,.,.,.,,,.,,,,,f,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,:,m:;,,,,,,,,,~,,,,,,,,~,,,,,,:;;,:;:,,,,,,,".,.,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,,~.,.,;:;,.,.;;:*".""'''.,,.,,x.::::m>;,,,,,.,,i\ll t New classes for retarded approved The State J:lepartment of has app roved two classes fo r the ed uca bl e men tally reta rd ed 1n the Eastern Local School Dtslnct effective next fall. Sup! John R1ebel advtsed the district board of ed ucalton Educalt~n Oeveland has cover of snow A cold Iron\ which moved Into Ohio Monday sent temperatures to record lows early 1 today in some parts of the state and brought up to two inches of snow to the Cleveland area. The National Weather Service told the UP! today snow flurr,Jes continued to fall along parts of Lake Erie in northeastern Ohio. :::: :f;:::::::::::::::::::::::·g~;::::*-:x-;::;::~h::::::::.::::-;; Monda y ntght these ftrs l classes probably wtll be set up tn the Chester and Tuppers Plains bmld10gs One ts for primary, the other for Ill· termedtate pup1ls The board revtewed the early mtd-term gradualton of senior s whtch was permitted m the dtslricl for the ftrst time thts school year It was agreed to cont10ue the plan for another yea r Hoy, ever, se mors graduatmg at mtd·lerm are not permtlted to take part 10 any school acttvtttes , mcludi ng commencement Approval was g1ven for 52 semors to graduate on May 19 tf they pass successfully the ft nal exammaltons next week May 25 was set for the board to vtst t the schools of the dtstrtct to determ10e what- sum mer repatr work should be done The board employed Mtke ' OPERATION~ BRIEFED 7 An estimated 250 stupeots the Tuppers l;'lains , Elementary School were gtven a on the operatiorts of the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Me<;lical SerVIces Monday at !be school. A 10 minot~ presentation on the serVIces preceded an inspection ,.- I' I at the school. and the admlmstra tor, were to have had the upgrad ing of thetr 11 atmng completed . However, th e requt remenl has httle beanng now smce most restgned any way Mrs Jarrell ts expected to have the reqUJred degree m spectal educa tton by the close of summer The summer employment of John Krawsczyn, who 1s m charg~ of the workshop, was discussed . He has been employed durmg the summer months but lastmghl the board agreed not to contmue the workshop during the swnmer beca use only !1ve students had 10dicated they wtsh to attend 11 was felt that bus10g and other expenses would be prohtbtlt ve to conduct th e workshop tn the swnmer for on ly five students However, si nce Krawsczyn has been employed already for the summer months, the board felt that he should perform some work toward helptng the school This may be m a selected summer program and by secunng contracts for the workshop It was agreed to have Krawsczyn meet with the board tn June to plan hts summer work After hearmg the report of Manmng Webster, chairman of . I • 1- ~ Ber khimer as its summer dn ver educahon mstructor. Gtven contracts were several non·certifted employes tn· ciudmg Btll Hannum and Helen Blake, bus drtvers ; Eileen Swam and Enzy Newell, cooks; Rubal Caldwell and Mary Benedum, custodtans, all lwo year contracts G1ven a contmumg contrac t as a cook was Arvilla Frecker . It was agreed to have the Brown Ftre and Safety Co . of :\~ Rutland, check and reftll all of the ftre extmgu1shers during the swnmer months Salanes of secretan es tn the elemen· tary schools were mcreased to comc1de wtth mimmum wage sta ndard s Bills were approved for payment. Attendmg the meetmgs were Supt Ri ebel , Clerk C 0 Newland , and board members Roger Epple, Howard Caldwell , Oris Smith, Clyde Kuhn , and . Dorsal Larkms . Faulty passing charged driver Rollo Whttmer , 29, Rutland, operated by Tom Drake, 22 , of was charged wtth Improper New Haven There was passmg followtng an accident moderate damage. Monday on Rt 124, four tenths _ Asecond mtshap occurred on of a mtle east of twp road 321. Netghborhood Rd , two tenths Accord tn g to the Gallia· mtle north of Rt. 218 where Meigs Post Stat€ Htghway cars dnven by Sara Dec kard , Patrol, Whttmer attempted to 20, Rt. 2, Gallipol ts, and pass a school bus on a hill and Wtllard Sisson, 56, Eureka, his car collided with an auto collided . of one of the •erVIces' vehicles by each student: Here Technicians John Wiles, Pomeroy and Mrs. Ruth Putman, Coolville, explain equipment on the vehicle to,l tor, Brian Bauman, Kimberly Kay Wtener 'arxl Jerry St. Clair . l I �> ' • 3- The Da ily Sentir.el, MiddlepC; rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, May 7, 1974 • •• "- .' . w. 1. 51. L oui s Ph i li'ld elphia Montrea l Ch i cago New York on Pointers for title Pittsbu r gh The Meigs Marauders moved into the sectional championship game with a decisive 10- 1 victory over Chesapeake Monday at Middleport. Meigs tallied two runs in the first i.nning and was never headed , as the diamondmen of Don Wolfe and Dale Harrison added two in the second, three in the third, one in the fifth and two in the sixth . Meanwhile, Marauder righthander Perk Ault was limiting Chesapeake to just five hits, strikingout six and walking four . Eddie McQuaid went six innings for the Panthers, striking out nine and walking four before he was relieved by Roger Adkins. Adkins fanned one and gave up two free passes as Meigs added two insurance rllns against ·him. · The Marauders opened the game witli ' Mike Magnotta .. walkin g, followed by Dale Pemberton 's boot of a Mick Ash grounder at short. The next two Marauders f.anned, but Mike Nessel road , the leading hitter on the da y with a pair of singles, delivered Magnotta and Ash with a single through the left side. Gary George reached safe ly on another Pemperton error in the second, followed by a field er 's choice, throwing error and singles by Ault and Ash for two more runs. In the third, Rick Stobart led off with a double up the alley in left center, followed by a walk to Nesselroad, double by third baseman Charlie Marshall, walk to Mick Dvenport and single by. Magnotta . Gary George scored the eighth Marauder run in the fifth after leading off with a single to center. Davenport sacrificed him to second, and an error by the second " baseman sent him to third. 1] " 13 pc1 . 538 500 10 l(J 500 I 9 13 J09 10 15 ·100 3 J' )6<1 .L 14 B 17 ) .1 W e 'sf W. I. g.b. I .> pet. g .b . Los Angeles. 18 9 667 Houston 17 11 607 11 ( H ol tzma n 2 -3), II Cl eveland U . Perry 2 21 at Cal iforn ia ( T a n ana 3-2 ), 11 p . m . (Only games schedu l ed l W edn es da y's Gam es New York at Boston , night Ch i cag.o a t D etr oi t. n i gh I Minn a t Mi lwaukee , night Ka n City a t Texas , niqht Ba l timor e at Oakland , night ~ . C leveland at Ca li f, n ig ht .~ Vikings batJer Eastern 8 to 3 Eastern run s were unearned. The Eagles tallied all three of their runs in the fifth as Randy Blake reached safely on · an error, stole second and went to third on a passed balL Mike . - ::::;. , The Vikings, paced by the ' ~ hitting of Jaye Myers, rapped seven hits off Eagle hurlers Greg Bailey and Steve Holter, while Myers himself held the Eagles to just four hits. All the • Send her the F ID 5Jx£t~M for Mothers Day SEND IT EARLY .. SO THERE 'S NO CHANCE OF PISAI'POINTMENT. • The Environmental Protection Agency recommends that electric utilities install "stack gas scrubbers" to control sulfur-oxide emissions and meet the standards that have been set. WHAT IS A "STACK GAS SCRUBBER"? There are many "stack gas scrubber" systems. All have been tested. Some-the most promising- more than others. Many scrubber systems produce a by-product that clogs the operation or erodes or corrodes the. mechanism. Faults that cause shut downs. An impossible situation for an electric utility that must have a reliable power supply operation that will work all day, every day. If the system doesn't clog and shut down it creates massive amounts of sludge. Some - · like the most popular and most studied system, the wet lime or limestone scrubber- do both. Simply stated, the scrubber is designed to eliminate most of the sulfur-oxide emissions by creating, in a chamber, a violent rajnstorm of water laced with huge quantities of a chemical, limestone or lime for instance. To understand the vastness of· the amount of ground~polluting sludge produced, consider this: WHAT "DOES CAREFUL EXAMINATION REVEAL? If limestone scrubbers were applied to a 12,000 megawatt coal-fired system they would in only five years produce enough of this "oozy gook" to destroy and cover 10 square miles of America to a depth of 5 feet. Problems. Horrendous problems. Scrubber syster:ns do remove sulfur-oxides. But in the process all of them are pl~gwed with one or more problems that" make them unreliable and impractical for a major electric utility. How's that for a system that's supposed to solve pollution problems! . Ifit doesn't have either of these major faults, A colorful hand-painted ceramic bucket filled w ith bright Spring flowers or plants with fresh fl ower accents. It's a gift with an Extra TouchT"' she'll delight · chances are it will have some of several less dramatic problems. And chances are it hasn't been tested at a coal-burning plant. in receiving . We can send it WHAT MAKES AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER REJECT SCRUBBERS? al most anywhere, ~~ -"""OJ.,. the FTC way. ·, The problems revealed. The score card on scrubber tests. Time and time again proven too unreliable, too impractical for electric utility use. .' .. ··" Sl2.50 Larkins grounded out to Short, scoring Blake before the Vikings committed three straight errors for the final two Eastern runs . Meanwhile, Myers rapped a home run and two singles, followed by Paul Brown with a pair of singles. Other hitters for Symmes Valley were Rod Bennett with a single and Saunders with a double. Larkins had the only extra base hit for Eastern, a double . Phil Bowen, Steve Nelson and Bailey each added a single. .Myers walked two and struck out four in going the distance, while Bailey went five innings, striking out three and walking six . He was relieved in the sixth by Holter who didn 't walk or fan anyone. Today the Eagles enter sectim\al tournament action, hosting Glouster at 3: 30 p.m . Eastern 000 030 0-3 4 3 S.V 005 021 X--8 7 4 Bailey, Holter and Harris. Myers (WP) and Burcham. & SWEET SURPRISE, arranged One way is to release the enormous reserves of U.S. Government-owned low sulfur coal in the West. 2nd Ave. Midd ieport, 0. .. CINCINNATI (UPI ) - A spokesman for the Cincinnati Reds said Monday night pitcher Gar y Nolan w a~ scheduled to undergo exploratory surgery next 'Monday in Los Angeles on hi s right shoulder. Nolan, 25, had been bothered since midwa y through the 1972 season by shoulder problems and appeared in only two games and a total of 10 innings in 1973. Nolan was placed on the roster of the Reds' Indianapolis farm team in the American Association after he was unable to pitch this year with Cincinnati in spring training. He had been on the disabled list at . Indianapolis _si nc e the opening of the 1974 season. The shootoffs (or County Jaycees ' Education Program to'night at 6 p.m. at Junior High gym dleport. • I <, 1. • • li " I I. • ), ' ,. '1.. /./ '\ \ ./ .·. I, • .. I I I • I , I . I Bobby Winkles. '" bu t I"d rather it ended on lhe road. · ' Peterso n '~ That guy just has an amazing lifetime reC'o.rd against us. docs't hC ''" Bill Stoneman, the Angels' No. 4 starter , who registe red his fi rst American Leab'lle win at Boston last Wednesday, lasted only 4 2-3 innings against the rebuilt Indian s, who 'reached tl1e .500 level at 13-13. e South R0 l n t ousts GARs . runs on six hits in the third Buddy Bell and Osca r Gamble each cracked solo homeis to get Cleve land off to a threerun fourth inning. The Indians added two more runs in the fifth with Gamb le doubling in one of them. frame to take a 7-3 advantage. GAHS reduced it to 7-5 in the fourth. The Pointe rs added an insurance marker in the ,fifth. Randy Taylor was credited with the victory. He gave up '500' practice opens for Indy INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI ) wi th a man on base. Indianapolis "500"' practice, Milt Wi lcox checked the Angels on just one hi t over the delayed a week in the name of energy conservation, opened last three innings. In the second ga me of a with a record flurry of activity three-game series tonight; the Monday at the Indianapolis Angels send 20-year-<Jid south- Motor Speedway. A veteran track official was paw Frank Tanana, 3-2, injured in a two-<:ar dash to be against th e Indians' Gaylord the first on to the 21t. -m il e ova l, · Perry, 4-\. but otherwise, practice fo r the May 26 classic went off without a hitch on open in g day . NEW HEAD COACH Twenty-seven cars were on the C[4RION, Pa. iUPIJ Clarion College Monday named track, which is a record for the Joe DeGregorio , a former first day of practi ce. The old ass ista nt at Nia gara record wa s 13 back in 1961. University, as its head basketball coach, succeeding Ron Galbreath. Galbreath resigned as Clarion coach to become head ' coach at Westminste r College, his alma rna ter. 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Clarke is Rather Quit•t Sornehow, Bobby Clarke ha s bcf'n rather quiet. lie was n o t ~~ f::~cto r in the Flye rs' triumph over the Ha n~e rs . cc rta1nly no~ a major one, anyway, a nd maybe he's\vn iting for· tl11s last se l wtth the Bruins. . Kate Sm ith has been a fa ctor although she has ne\:er, :uttc.d u~ for the Fly ers. Every time the Flyer s are at home m 1he Spectrum there is this burning question before the game whcthrr to play 'the Nationa l Anthem over tile pub~ic address ur Kate Smi th's rendition of "God Bless Arncncct. · What's the differen ce. you ask? Plenty. It seems a great Coach Bob Shek' s South four hits, all singles by Brett Point Pointers advanced to the Wilson, Bill Holland , Gary finals of the Class AA Southern Swain and Mike Berridge . ·;Stoneman got behind on the Sectional baseball tourna ment Tay lor fa nned 7 and walked hi tters and that was his Monday evening by ~urning eighf. trouble," Winkles pointe<l out. back Gallipolis 8-5 at Sou th Jim Perry was charged with '" They have some strong hit- Point. the loss . He fanned five and ters, too. If you get behind, The Pointers will now me~t wa lked four. sooner or later they' re going to Greg Lawson paced the Mei gs for the sec tional c ~own , whack you ."' and a right to advance to the Pointers with three hi ts in four On April 26, Indians' General Class AA Distri ct tournament trips. South Point collected \2 Manager Phil Seghi, with his to be he ld at Ri o Grande next safe ties off Perry. club off to a 5·11 start, made a Box score : week. Meigs . elim inated seven-player deal with the Chesapeake 10-\ at Middleport GAHS BLUE DEVILS ( 51 Yankees. Peterson, now 2-0 PLAYER - Po s. AB R H \-1onday in a sem i.£inal game. Mike Watson , Jb 1 1 0 with Cleveland, was part of the Gallipol is took a 3-0 lead in Bre 1tWilson .2b 7. 1 1 trade. Bill Holland. ss 3 0 1, the top of the second Monday Ga 1 ry Swain , If .:1 0 Cleveland has won B of \0 but South Poi nt came back to Jim Perry , p •I 0 0 ga mes si nce. i k e Berridge, c .1 0 1 tic it up :!-all in its half of the M Roger Da i ley , l b 3 0 0 "The trade made us ," Indian second. Leon Briggs . ph 1 0 0 manager Ken Aspromonte Jim Niday , c f 2 1 0 The Pointers erupted for four Tony Fol den , rf 0 2 0 insisted. ~ 'All we need now is consistency. '' t~vu . ~im like Garv Dornhoefer , flave Sc hultz. Hick \lac!.c1sh . 1-.d Va n Ht.•'s Sup<•r Sp~cia l He has to be super special because he actually cr ied when the Flyers traded hm1 to To ronto lhrce years ago. Who ever heard of anybody c r y in~ about leaving Philadelphia? Fortunately for them, the Flyf'rs had the good sense to get him back. Score one Now Save 51.61 e STEREO I ,. "'the 1\ H!.. the WH!. or any other hockey league. He's No.1 and then• is no No. 2. 8.00 gallon • .I Be rnie Parent :md th.at's why I'm taking a flyer on the F lyers tO upset the Bruins .~tntl steal it all. Goal ~t.ending t.:'an decide <:t short series in hockey the same way pi tc hing ca n in ba~c lntll. That being the case, the Vl yers sud· denly fincl themselres not being overmatched that mu ch by the Bruins even with Bobby Orr anrl Phil Esposito go ing against them. BC' rnh: Parent overshi:ldows all the othe r goalies around today PRICE To be omo nq tkf'ltnnl qu~;~ltt ~ marl• One cl>nl w11l to VI'!r up I&> 400 1quort lt'tl p• r qa!lon . .. hen apph•d 01 duKt..d a n th e Iobel II 11 dotu no l, ccver tn &>ne tear . oddiuonat;'• potnt .. ~1 b• hun t• foed 1a "'"nllllf' Ohio Power Company -1 LP.I Spnr·s Editor ~ iSEW YO HI\ t UP! , - Tht' Boston Bru ins ho:lVe it ctll, and if not <lll. ecrta ir1ly IIIU::it of il. They've got lhe firepowe r, the ex· per iencc and the musde. They're the choices lo wir'l the Sta nJcy Cup <Jnd .should be. No argument there. Phibclclpllia ha s the momentum, the defense and Kc.~tc Smith, but it !las stJIHething everi lnore in· pra ctica lly impenet rab le ''Our slreak had to end some tim e,'' said An ge l skipper mana~er for Keith Allen. their geru:rttl Score for because he picked up some so rely needed scorin~ help In lett111g go Pa rent in the Iirsl pl;1ce. . . But tt1 e important thing is th<tt Bcrntc Parent ts botk .111 tht• Philadel phia net now, and he c.:ould IX' tlw sana• ~cy facto~ tn thts ser ies with the Rruins that he was in tilL· unt· mtb the Hungc r~. So me s::tv the R;mgc rs choked. and th<.~t's what be~tt _thPm Don l be lieve ii. Bernie Parent beat them , and tf you doubt tt, a.':.k t_hem . Bruin~ Eliminate Hawks .. . The 13ruins elimi nated the Chic<-~ .~u BLn·k lb wks last 1 u~ sdn ~ am] w[Jl ht.tve been idle a week by tl1r tHilL' ltK·: mcf't t_hc f· lyer ~ in the opening game of the bcst--of-scvm fma ls ton lg l ll Ill Boston Check that. They won't hav e been cx: tctly idlr. the~ <II? pntct lec . Fine, but you don't keep that compl'titl\'e ~:·dge_ in pract tn· While the Druins have been pr<tcti<:tn~. the !·lyer!'i hi:i\'e been on the icC' bending thei r back s tO\-\' ~trd becoming the flr sl cxpanston team ever to win the Stanley Cup. During all tht s lime ~lll)Tr s fly MILTON RI CHMAN l the Meigs Shooters will begin the Meigs in Mid- e BLACK & .WHITE TV Easy Terms! Free Delivery! .:~_ ·.:~_ -'; ·:_ .·'_::]__._: 'SHOOT TONIGHT • I Sport Parade CHIEF LATEX WALL PAINT LENITH COLOR TV . stretched their record ag;lin st the Angels this season to ~·U. 2 tt Flyers have hidden pluses \[}\ , 0 to take the Stanley Cup . '\ Save $2.00 on every gallon! c-o~ eroqe . A vi_tal -part of the 7-state American Electric Power System. his career record against Cali· fornia to 16-Ji and the Indians Califo rnia's scoring was ' I victory at Anaheim stadiwn. The 32-year-<Jid former New York Yankee lefthander ran \\ Today's Guaranleed to At the same time continue the investment of time, energy and money in the development of the technology to clean high-sulfur coal before it is burned. Such a positive program, we think, is in the best interest of the peoplewe serve and the country we live. in. new nemisis. the Cleveland Indians. got in the way . Peterson, an Indian for less than two weeks, and Cleveland snapped a six~game Angels' winning streak with a 5~3 Nolan going caAllme off Peterson in the fif th inning, with Frank Robinso n under knife belting his 55Bth ca reer homer Sl5.00 But a greater overriding reason is the sincere belief. that there are better ways to solve the sulfur"oxide emission problem. The Monday night. But an old nemisis, Fritz Peterson , and a Ault, who had reached on the error, then stole second with · George racing home on the a·os p .m . throw. . San F r ancisco ( Bryant 0 1 Two ·runs ca me home in the and Bar r 0 I I at N ew York !Seaver 1 2 and Slone 0 2J. 5 . 30 sixth without benefit of a hit as pm St . Louis (McG l othen 3 1 I at Dave Wolfe struck out but Ci n ci nna ti (G ullett 2 21. 8 : 05 reached safely when the cat- p .m . P itts bur gh IEIIis 1 1) at cher failed to throw to first (G r iffin 3- 1), El 35 p m after digging the third strike Houston W edn esdav's Games out of the dirt . Nesselroad and At l a nta ar Chicago San Diego at Phi la. nigh t Marshall walked before Wolfe Los Ang at Montreal , night was rorced at home when San Fra n at New York , n i ght Lou is at Cinci , night George grounded to the third St. Pitts at H ouston . n ight base man . Davenport then Ame r ica n Leagu e walked, forcin g in one run and By Un i t ed Pr ess Internat i onal a wild pitch brought Marshall Ea st w . I. pet . g .b. home. N ew York 16 12 . 571 Chesapea ke 's only run came Detroit 1•, 13 12 520 13 13 500 2 in the second when Pembleton Cleve land Bal t imore 12 12 . 500 sin gled, was sacrificed to Milwaukee j, , 10 1 1 . 476 11 15 . 423 4 second and scored on a Rusty Boston W es t Marcum single. Marcum was' w . 1. pet . g .b . 15 11 577 the only hitter besides T exas 11 15 12 .556 Nesselroad to get two hits, one California Chicago 12. 12 .500 2 11 12 47 8 21 ? a single and the other a double Minnesota Oakland 12 14 . <~62 3 in the fourth when Chesapeake KansasCity 10 H .417 4 Monday 's R esu lt s left the bases loaded. Det r oi t 5 Chi c ago 4 Other hitters for Meig~ were New York 6 Texas 4 Magnotta with a single, Ash Baltimore 6 Oakland J Cleve 5 Cal i fornia 3 with a single, Stobart with a (Only games sctledu l ed ~ Tod ay's Pr obabl e Pit c tu~rs double, Marshall with a double, ( All Tim es EDT ) and George and Ault with a N ew Y or k , (Med ictl 5 -l ) a t Texas !Merritt Q.QJ. 7 p.m . sing:e each. Ctlicago (Wo od 3 Sl at D e1r oi 1 Chesapeake 010 000 0- I 4 3 (Sl aybac k 1-1) , 8 p . m Min n eso t a (Decker 2-21 at Meigs 223 012 x- 10 8 2 Mi l waukee (Wrigh t J -3), 8. 30 McQuaid, Adkins (6), and p .m . Bal1imore (Grimsley 3-2 1 at Rice . Ault (WP ) and Ash. p.m . ..,,. ternoon. ANAHEIM 1UP! I - Ca lifornia Angels co uld hm·e moved into first place in the American L c ct~ut.: We::; t _, Ci n c ,nnat i 11 11 52'1 -l San F r anci sc o 14 13 5 19 4 Atlanta 1J I~ .1 81 5 Sa n Diego 13 16 . .t4EI 6 Monday 's R es ult s San Diego 7 Ph i ta 6 Los Ang at Montreal. ppd . . r a in San Fran at N ew York. . ppd . ra i n (On ly games scnedu l ed I Tod av's Probabl e Pit ch ers 1<">11 T1 m es EDT) Atlanta (Morton 3 'l l at Ch i cago (S tone 0 0 l, I · 30 p m San Diego ( Ar li n 1 Ol at Pniladelpt1ia (Sc nueler I J) , 7 : 35p .m . Los Angeles !Messersm i th 2 OJ at Montreal (McNa ll y 1 3l. Q_akland WILLOW WOOD - The Symmes Valley Vikings ex. ploded for five run~ in the third ; :inning and added two in fifth ~;:and another in the sixth ;.t'enroute to an 8-3 triumph over 'fi'--Eastern here Monday af- Indians shut off streak Majo r LeaguP S l and •.nq !. By Unit !'d Pre ss lnt e rnafmn.al Nat ional League E ;.st for 10-1 victory; take --· . ;~r:~;~m~~~~:~:m~;~m;~~~~~~m~~~~~~l~~~~:r~~~=~=~i:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~: ~:~:~=i~;~~~~~~1!~~~~m~~?i~~~~m;~;;~l~~;l;m;l;;;~~l;m;l;~;~;m;.: i: :~:j:~~~~1~~~j:~:;~;~r:~::~~I:~:~ :~r~;~~:; ;~;~ ~;~:~:~ ~ ;~ ; ~: ~ ~ ;~;~ili~:;~ ;~; ~;; :~.:}~:: ~:i:;:~:~:;:::~:;:~= : =~=~=~~~:~:;:~:::\:~~l~? Standings :Ault 5·hits O.esapeake ' • • . • • •• arau ers In ·sect1ona .. • > • • • ·1 · . < •J ' ' ·: ..' ' .~ J" .I I l ,., ' .. I •• �> ' • 3- The Da ily Sentir.el, MiddlepC; rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, May 7, 1974 • •• "- .' . w. 1. 51. L oui s Ph i li'ld elphia Montrea l Ch i cago New York on Pointers for title Pittsbu r gh The Meigs Marauders moved into the sectional championship game with a decisive 10- 1 victory over Chesapeake Monday at Middleport. Meigs tallied two runs in the first i.nning and was never headed , as the diamondmen of Don Wolfe and Dale Harrison added two in the second, three in the third, one in the fifth and two in the sixth . Meanwhile, Marauder righthander Perk Ault was limiting Chesapeake to just five hits, strikingout six and walking four . Eddie McQuaid went six innings for the Panthers, striking out nine and walking four before he was relieved by Roger Adkins. Adkins fanned one and gave up two free passes as Meigs added two insurance rllns against ·him. · The Marauders opened the game witli ' Mike Magnotta .. walkin g, followed by Dale Pemberton 's boot of a Mick Ash grounder at short. The next two Marauders f.anned, but Mike Nessel road , the leading hitter on the da y with a pair of singles, delivered Magnotta and Ash with a single through the left side. Gary George reached safe ly on another Pemperton error in the second, followed by a field er 's choice, throwing error and singles by Ault and Ash for two more runs. In the third, Rick Stobart led off with a double up the alley in left center, followed by a walk to Nesselroad, double by third baseman Charlie Marshall, walk to Mick Dvenport and single by. Magnotta . Gary George scored the eighth Marauder run in the fifth after leading off with a single to center. Davenport sacrificed him to second, and an error by the second " baseman sent him to third. 1] " 13 pc1 . 538 500 10 l(J 500 I 9 13 J09 10 15 ·100 3 J' )6<1 .L 14 B 17 ) .1 W e 'sf W. I. g.b. I .> pet. g .b . Los Angeles. 18 9 667 Houston 17 11 607 11 ( H ol tzma n 2 -3), II Cl eveland U . Perry 2 21 at Cal iforn ia ( T a n ana 3-2 ), 11 p . m . (Only games schedu l ed l W edn es da y's Gam es New York at Boston , night Ch i cag.o a t D etr oi t. n i gh I Minn a t Mi lwaukee , night Ka n City a t Texas , niqht Ba l timor e at Oakland , night ~ . C leveland at Ca li f, n ig ht .~ Vikings batJer Eastern 8 to 3 Eastern run s were unearned. The Eagles tallied all three of their runs in the fifth as Randy Blake reached safely on · an error, stole second and went to third on a passed balL Mike . - ::::;. , The Vikings, paced by the ' ~ hitting of Jaye Myers, rapped seven hits off Eagle hurlers Greg Bailey and Steve Holter, while Myers himself held the Eagles to just four hits. All the • Send her the F ID 5Jx£t~M for Mothers Day SEND IT EARLY .. SO THERE 'S NO CHANCE OF PISAI'POINTMENT. • The Environmental Protection Agency recommends that electric utilities install "stack gas scrubbers" to control sulfur-oxide emissions and meet the standards that have been set. WHAT IS A "STACK GAS SCRUBBER"? There are many "stack gas scrubber" systems. All have been tested. Some-the most promising- more than others. Many scrubber systems produce a by-product that clogs the operation or erodes or corrodes the. mechanism. Faults that cause shut downs. An impossible situation for an electric utility that must have a reliable power supply operation that will work all day, every day. If the system doesn't clog and shut down it creates massive amounts of sludge. Some - · like the most popular and most studied system, the wet lime or limestone scrubber- do both. Simply stated, the scrubber is designed to eliminate most of the sulfur-oxide emissions by creating, in a chamber, a violent rajnstorm of water laced with huge quantities of a chemical, limestone or lime for instance. To understand the vastness of· the amount of ground~polluting sludge produced, consider this: WHAT "DOES CAREFUL EXAMINATION REVEAL? If limestone scrubbers were applied to a 12,000 megawatt coal-fired system they would in only five years produce enough of this "oozy gook" to destroy and cover 10 square miles of America to a depth of 5 feet. Problems. Horrendous problems. Scrubber syster:ns do remove sulfur-oxides. But in the process all of them are pl~gwed with one or more problems that" make them unreliable and impractical for a major electric utility. How's that for a system that's supposed to solve pollution problems! . Ifit doesn't have either of these major faults, A colorful hand-painted ceramic bucket filled w ith bright Spring flowers or plants with fresh fl ower accents. It's a gift with an Extra TouchT"' she'll delight · chances are it will have some of several less dramatic problems. And chances are it hasn't been tested at a coal-burning plant. in receiving . We can send it WHAT MAKES AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER REJECT SCRUBBERS? al most anywhere, ~~ -"""OJ.,. the FTC way. ·, The problems revealed. The score card on scrubber tests. Time and time again proven too unreliable, too impractical for electric utility use. .' .. ··" Sl2.50 Larkins grounded out to Short, scoring Blake before the Vikings committed three straight errors for the final two Eastern runs . Meanwhile, Myers rapped a home run and two singles, followed by Paul Brown with a pair of singles. Other hitters for Symmes Valley were Rod Bennett with a single and Saunders with a double. Larkins had the only extra base hit for Eastern, a double . Phil Bowen, Steve Nelson and Bailey each added a single. .Myers walked two and struck out four in going the distance, while Bailey went five innings, striking out three and walking six . He was relieved in the sixth by Holter who didn 't walk or fan anyone. Today the Eagles enter sectim\al tournament action, hosting Glouster at 3: 30 p.m . Eastern 000 030 0-3 4 3 S.V 005 021 X--8 7 4 Bailey, Holter and Harris. Myers (WP) and Burcham. & SWEET SURPRISE, arranged One way is to release the enormous reserves of U.S. Government-owned low sulfur coal in the West. 2nd Ave. Midd ieport, 0. .. CINCINNATI (UPI ) - A spokesman for the Cincinnati Reds said Monday night pitcher Gar y Nolan w a~ scheduled to undergo exploratory surgery next 'Monday in Los Angeles on hi s right shoulder. Nolan, 25, had been bothered since midwa y through the 1972 season by shoulder problems and appeared in only two games and a total of 10 innings in 1973. Nolan was placed on the roster of the Reds' Indianapolis farm team in the American Association after he was unable to pitch this year with Cincinnati in spring training. He had been on the disabled list at . Indianapolis _si nc e the opening of the 1974 season. The shootoffs (or County Jaycees ' Education Program to'night at 6 p.m. at Junior High gym dleport. • I <, 1. • • li " I I. • ), ' ,. '1.. /./ '\ \ ./ .·. I, • .. I I I • I , I . I Bobby Winkles. '" bu t I"d rather it ended on lhe road. · ' Peterso n '~ That guy just has an amazing lifetime reC'o.rd against us. docs't hC ''" Bill Stoneman, the Angels' No. 4 starter , who registe red his fi rst American Leab'lle win at Boston last Wednesday, lasted only 4 2-3 innings against the rebuilt Indian s, who 'reached tl1e .500 level at 13-13. e South R0 l n t ousts GARs . runs on six hits in the third Buddy Bell and Osca r Gamble each cracked solo homeis to get Cleve land off to a threerun fourth inning. The Indians added two more runs in the fifth with Gamb le doubling in one of them. frame to take a 7-3 advantage. GAHS reduced it to 7-5 in the fourth. The Pointe rs added an insurance marker in the ,fifth. Randy Taylor was credited with the victory. He gave up '500' practice opens for Indy INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI ) wi th a man on base. Indianapolis "500"' practice, Milt Wi lcox checked the Angels on just one hi t over the delayed a week in the name of energy conservation, opened last three innings. In the second ga me of a with a record flurry of activity three-game series tonight; the Monday at the Indianapolis Angels send 20-year-<Jid south- Motor Speedway. A veteran track official was paw Frank Tanana, 3-2, injured in a two-<:ar dash to be against th e Indians' Gaylord the first on to the 21t. -m il e ova l, · Perry, 4-\. but otherwise, practice fo r the May 26 classic went off without a hitch on open in g day . NEW HEAD COACH Twenty-seven cars were on the C[4RION, Pa. iUPIJ Clarion College Monday named track, which is a record for the Joe DeGregorio , a former first day of practi ce. The old ass ista nt at Nia gara record wa s 13 back in 1961. University, as its head basketball coach, succeeding Ron Galbreath. Galbreath resigned as Clarion coach to become head ' coach at Westminste r College, his alma rna ter. 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Clarke is Rather Quit•t Sornehow, Bobby Clarke ha s bcf'n rather quiet. lie was n o t ~~ f::~cto r in the Flye rs' triumph over the Ha n~e rs . cc rta1nly no~ a major one, anyway, a nd maybe he's\vn iting for· tl11s last se l wtth the Bruins. . Kate Sm ith has been a fa ctor although she has ne\:er, :uttc.d u~ for the Fly ers. Every time the Flyer s are at home m 1he Spectrum there is this burning question before the game whcthrr to play 'the Nationa l Anthem over tile pub~ic address ur Kate Smi th's rendition of "God Bless Arncncct. · What's the differen ce. you ask? Plenty. It seems a great Coach Bob Shek' s South four hits, all singles by Brett Point Pointers advanced to the Wilson, Bill Holland , Gary finals of the Class AA Southern Swain and Mike Berridge . ·;Stoneman got behind on the Sectional baseball tourna ment Tay lor fa nned 7 and walked hi tters and that was his Monday evening by ~urning eighf. trouble," Winkles pointe<l out. back Gallipolis 8-5 at Sou th Jim Perry was charged with '" They have some strong hit- Point. the loss . He fanned five and ters, too. If you get behind, The Pointers will now me~t wa lked four. sooner or later they' re going to Greg Lawson paced the Mei gs for the sec tional c ~own , whack you ."' and a right to advance to the Pointers with three hi ts in four On April 26, Indians' General Class AA Distri ct tournament trips. South Point collected \2 Manager Phil Seghi, with his to be he ld at Ri o Grande next safe ties off Perry. club off to a 5·11 start, made a Box score : week. Meigs . elim inated seven-player deal with the Chesapeake 10-\ at Middleport GAHS BLUE DEVILS ( 51 Yankees. Peterson, now 2-0 PLAYER - Po s. AB R H \-1onday in a sem i.£inal game. Mike Watson , Jb 1 1 0 with Cleveland, was part of the Gallipol is took a 3-0 lead in Bre 1tWilson .2b 7. 1 1 trade. Bill Holland. ss 3 0 1, the top of the second Monday Ga 1 ry Swain , If .:1 0 Cleveland has won B of \0 but South Poi nt came back to Jim Perry , p •I 0 0 ga mes si nce. i k e Berridge, c .1 0 1 tic it up :!-all in its half of the M Roger Da i ley , l b 3 0 0 "The trade made us ," Indian second. Leon Briggs . ph 1 0 0 manager Ken Aspromonte Jim Niday , c f 2 1 0 The Pointers erupted for four Tony Fol den , rf 0 2 0 insisted. ~ 'All we need now is consistency. '' t~vu . ~im like Garv Dornhoefer , flave Sc hultz. Hick \lac!.c1sh . 1-.d Va n Ht.•'s Sup<•r Sp~cia l He has to be super special because he actually cr ied when the Flyers traded hm1 to To ronto lhrce years ago. Who ever heard of anybody c r y in~ about leaving Philadelphia? Fortunately for them, the Flyf'rs had the good sense to get him back. Score one Now Save 51.61 e STEREO I ,. "'the 1\ H!.. the WH!. or any other hockey league. He's No.1 and then• is no No. 2. 8.00 gallon • .I Be rnie Parent :md th.at's why I'm taking a flyer on the F lyers tO upset the Bruins .~tntl steal it all. Goal ~t.ending t.:'an decide <:t short series in hockey the same way pi tc hing ca n in ba~c lntll. That being the case, the Vl yers sud· denly fincl themselres not being overmatched that mu ch by the Bruins even with Bobby Orr anrl Phil Esposito go ing against them. BC' rnh: Parent overshi:ldows all the othe r goalies around today PRICE To be omo nq tkf'ltnnl qu~;~ltt ~ marl• One cl>nl w11l to VI'!r up I&> 400 1quort lt'tl p• r qa!lon . .. hen apph•d 01 duKt..d a n th e Iobel II 11 dotu no l, ccver tn &>ne tear . oddiuonat;'• potnt .. ~1 b• hun t• foed 1a "'"nllllf' Ohio Power Company -1 LP.I Spnr·s Editor ~ iSEW YO HI\ t UP! , - Tht' Boston Bru ins ho:lVe it ctll, and if not <lll. ecrta ir1ly IIIU::it of il. They've got lhe firepowe r, the ex· per iencc and the musde. They're the choices lo wir'l the Sta nJcy Cup <Jnd .should be. No argument there. Phibclclpllia ha s the momentum, the defense and Kc.~tc Smith, but it !las stJIHething everi lnore in· pra ctica lly impenet rab le ''Our slreak had to end some tim e,'' said An ge l skipper mana~er for Keith Allen. their geru:rttl Score for because he picked up some so rely needed scorin~ help In lett111g go Pa rent in the Iirsl pl;1ce. . . But tt1 e important thing is th<tt Bcrntc Parent ts botk .111 tht• Philadel phia net now, and he c.:ould IX' tlw sana• ~cy facto~ tn thts ser ies with the Rruins that he was in tilL· unt· mtb the Hungc r~. So me s::tv the R;mgc rs choked. and th<.~t's what be~tt _thPm Don l be lieve ii. Bernie Parent beat them , and tf you doubt tt, a.':.k t_hem . Bruin~ Eliminate Hawks .. . The 13ruins elimi nated the Chic<-~ .~u BLn·k lb wks last 1 u~ sdn ~ am] w[Jl ht.tve been idle a week by tl1r tHilL' ltK·: mcf't t_hc f· lyer ~ in the opening game of the bcst--of-scvm fma ls ton lg l ll Ill Boston Check that. They won't hav e been cx: tctly idlr. the~ <II? pntct lec . Fine, but you don't keep that compl'titl\'e ~:·dge_ in pract tn· While the Druins have been pr<tcti<:tn~. the !·lyer!'i hi:i\'e been on the icC' bending thei r back s tO\-\' ~trd becoming the flr sl cxpanston team ever to win the Stanley Cup. During all tht s lime ~lll)Tr s fly MILTON RI CHMAN l the Meigs Shooters will begin the Meigs in Mid- e BLACK & .WHITE TV Easy Terms! Free Delivery! .:~_ ·.:~_ -'; ·:_ .·'_::]__._: 'SHOOT TONIGHT • I Sport Parade CHIEF LATEX WALL PAINT LENITH COLOR TV . stretched their record ag;lin st the Angels this season to ~·U. 2 tt Flyers have hidden pluses \[}\ , 0 to take the Stanley Cup . '\ Save $2.00 on every gallon! c-o~ eroqe . A vi_tal -part of the 7-state American Electric Power System. his career record against Cali· fornia to 16-Ji and the Indians Califo rnia's scoring was ' I victory at Anaheim stadiwn. The 32-year-<Jid former New York Yankee lefthander ran \\ Today's Guaranleed to At the same time continue the investment of time, energy and money in the development of the technology to clean high-sulfur coal before it is burned. Such a positive program, we think, is in the best interest of the peoplewe serve and the country we live. in. new nemisis. the Cleveland Indians. got in the way . Peterson, an Indian for less than two weeks, and Cleveland snapped a six~game Angels' winning streak with a 5~3 Nolan going caAllme off Peterson in the fif th inning, with Frank Robinso n under knife belting his 55Bth ca reer homer Sl5.00 But a greater overriding reason is the sincere belief. that there are better ways to solve the sulfur"oxide emission problem. The Monday night. But an old nemisis, Fritz Peterson , and a Ault, who had reached on the error, then stole second with · George racing home on the a·os p .m . throw. . San F r ancisco ( Bryant 0 1 Two ·runs ca me home in the and Bar r 0 I I at N ew York !Seaver 1 2 and Slone 0 2J. 5 . 30 sixth without benefit of a hit as pm St . Louis (McG l othen 3 1 I at Dave Wolfe struck out but Ci n ci nna ti (G ullett 2 21. 8 : 05 reached safely when the cat- p .m . P itts bur gh IEIIis 1 1) at cher failed to throw to first (G r iffin 3- 1), El 35 p m after digging the third strike Houston W edn esdav's Games out of the dirt . Nesselroad and At l a nta ar Chicago San Diego at Phi la. nigh t Marshall walked before Wolfe Los Ang at Montreal , night was rorced at home when San Fra n at New York , n i ght Lou is at Cinci , night George grounded to the third St. Pitts at H ouston . n ight base man . Davenport then Ame r ica n Leagu e walked, forcin g in one run and By Un i t ed Pr ess Internat i onal a wild pitch brought Marshall Ea st w . I. pet . g .b. home. N ew York 16 12 . 571 Chesapea ke 's only run came Detroit 1•, 13 12 520 13 13 500 2 in the second when Pembleton Cleve land Bal t imore 12 12 . 500 sin gled, was sacrificed to Milwaukee j, , 10 1 1 . 476 11 15 . 423 4 second and scored on a Rusty Boston W es t Marcum single. Marcum was' w . 1. pet . g .b . 15 11 577 the only hitter besides T exas 11 15 12 .556 Nesselroad to get two hits, one California Chicago 12. 12 .500 2 11 12 47 8 21 ? a single and the other a double Minnesota Oakland 12 14 . <~62 3 in the fourth when Chesapeake KansasCity 10 H .417 4 Monday 's R esu lt s left the bases loaded. Det r oi t 5 Chi c ago 4 Other hitters for Meig~ were New York 6 Texas 4 Magnotta with a single, Ash Baltimore 6 Oakland J Cleve 5 Cal i fornia 3 with a single, Stobart with a (Only games sctledu l ed ~ Tod ay's Pr obabl e Pit c tu~rs double, Marshall with a double, ( All Tim es EDT ) and George and Ault with a N ew Y or k , (Med ictl 5 -l ) a t Texas !Merritt Q.QJ. 7 p.m . sing:e each. Ctlicago (Wo od 3 Sl at D e1r oi 1 Chesapeake 010 000 0- I 4 3 (Sl aybac k 1-1) , 8 p . m Min n eso t a (Decker 2-21 at Meigs 223 012 x- 10 8 2 Mi l waukee (Wrigh t J -3), 8. 30 McQuaid, Adkins (6), and p .m . Bal1imore (Grimsley 3-2 1 at Rice . Ault (WP ) and Ash. p.m . ..,,. ternoon. ANAHEIM 1UP! I - Ca lifornia Angels co uld hm·e moved into first place in the American L c ct~ut.: We::; t _, Ci n c ,nnat i 11 11 52'1 -l San F r anci sc o 14 13 5 19 4 Atlanta 1J I~ .1 81 5 Sa n Diego 13 16 . .t4EI 6 Monday 's R es ult s San Diego 7 Ph i ta 6 Los Ang at Montreal. ppd . . r a in San Fran at N ew York. . ppd . ra i n (On ly games scnedu l ed I Tod av's Probabl e Pit ch ers 1<">11 T1 m es EDT) Atlanta (Morton 3 'l l at Ch i cago (S tone 0 0 l, I · 30 p m San Diego ( Ar li n 1 Ol at Pniladelpt1ia (Sc nueler I J) , 7 : 35p .m . Los Angeles !Messersm i th 2 OJ at Montreal (McNa ll y 1 3l. Q_akland WILLOW WOOD - The Symmes Valley Vikings ex. ploded for five run~ in the third ; :inning and added two in fifth ~;:and another in the sixth ;.t'enroute to an 8-3 triumph over 'fi'--Eastern here Monday af- Indians shut off streak Majo r LeaguP S l and •.nq !. By Unit !'d Pre ss lnt e rnafmn.al Nat ional League E ;.st for 10-1 victory; take --· . ;~r:~;~m~~~~:~:m~;~m;~~~~~~m~~~~~~l~~~~:r~~~=~=~i:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~: ~:~:~=i~;~~~~~~1!~~~~m~~?i~~~~m;~;;~l~~;l;m;l;;;~~l;m;l;~;~;m;.: i: :~:j:~~~~1~~~j:~:;~;~r:~::~~I:~:~ :~r~;~~:; ;~;~ ~;~:~:~ ~ ;~ ; ~: ~ ~ ;~;~ili~:;~ ;~; ~;; :~.:}~:: ~:i:;:~:~:;:::~:;:~= : =~=~=~~~:~:;:~:::\:~~l~? Standings :Ault 5·hits O.esapeake ' • • . • • •• arau ers In ·sect1ona .. • > • • • ·1 · . < •J ' ' ·: ..' ' .~ J" .I I l ,., ' .. I •• �J • 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuc~ day . May 7, 1974 · • '--1 '" •JVcrcomc a 2·1 Redmen lead . ' Rio splits with Malone, shares crown with OD The Rio Grande Redrnen and the Ohio Dominican Panthers will have to share the Mid-Ohio Conference lla~!>~ll _crown for 1974. That was decided Monday af~rnoo n at Evans Field as the Redmen split a doubleheader with defending MOC titlist Malone. Ohio Dominican and Rio Grande fin ished MOC play with identi'cal 8-2 leag ue records. The Redmen ass ured • themsel ves at least a share of · home on i si ngle by · Rick the crown with a 4-1 victory in Roberts. Rio put the game out the ope ner as left y Gary of reach with three more runs Swinehart bes~ the ace of the in the bottom of the fifth inning Malone staff, Tim Walker in a whe n Walker ga ve up back-topitching duel. Both hurlers bark singles to Paul Albanese went the distance and fired and John Dudek . The Redmen loaded th e bases then as respective five hitters. Rio jumped out to a 1-0 first Wisecarver was safe on a inning advantage when Danny fielder's choice. With the bases· Wiseca rver walked, then full, Albanese and Dudek moved to second on a bunt by scored on a Malone error, with John Tipton. Wi sccarvpr rnme Wisecarver movi n~ to third Rio Grande opened up the scor i n~~ in 'the niKhlcap ~ ith a run in the second that 's not "stupid" baseball. Freisleben wasn't at his best as he was knocked in the seventh inning but Rich Troedson and Vicente Romo finished up to protect his third straight . win. Nate Colbert and Fred Kendall gave him the support he needed by driving in three runs each. Kendall homered while Colbert collected two hits. The other two National League games, Los Angeles at Montreal and San Francisco at New .York, were rained out. In the American League games, Detroit nipped Chicago, 5-4, New York topped Texas, 6-4, Baltimore downed Oa kland, 6-3, and Cleveland nipped California, 5-3. Orioles 6, A's 3: The two slwnping defending division champions met with a Baltimore ending five-game losing streak with a triumph ove r Oakland. Brooks Robinson hit two doubles and two singles to boost his average from .302 to .333 to pace the Orioles to the triumph. Mike Cuellar pitched a seven-hitter for the triumph and Paul Lindblad took the loss. Indians 5, Angels 3: Buddy Bell and Oscar Gamble cracked solo homers in the fourth inning to pace Cleveland past California. Gamble, the Indians' DH, also tripled in a run in the fifth. The loss snapped a six-game Angel winning streak. Fritz Peterson got his second victory in an Indian uniform since being traded by New York. He worked six innings and Milt Wilcox finished up. Yanks 6, Rangers 4: Jim Fregosi drove in fow- Fruth's on top after one ~week as Dave Miller had a lead off walk Standings at the close of the and movP<i nntn .<Prnnrl ~h•n · _ first week of play .i11.1.the M-M Mike Prater sacrifice bunted ; · · . Miller later scored on a two out single by Paul Albanese. The Pioneers tied the game at 1-1 with a run in the fifth Inning Johnston retired the fir st before Rio went ai1ead with batter before the Pioneers another run in the sixth._Rio rallied for the win. Johnston base. Danny eventually scored regained the lead as walked the next batter before tlle third run of the inning when Wisecarver singled and moved giving up successive doubles Walker uncorked a w.ild pitch. to second on a sacrifice bunt by that put Malone on top, 3-2. Malone was able to score one John Tipton. With two outs, Malone padded its lead by run off Swinehart in the top of losing pitcher Jim Johnston scoring two more runs set up the sixth before the stylis h chases Wisecarver home with by-a pair of Rio Grande errors. Rio, now 16-8 overall, will youngster retired the side. a double. Swinehart, a j~nior from ln the top of the seventh. host Central State Wednesday. Crooksville High School, improved his record to 5-0. In the second game, Malone struck for low- runs In the top of the seventh inning to innin~ 'L' DR • LAW'.'REN' 1 \..d:J Men's Softhall League found Hart's Used Cars 1 and Five Fruth's Pharmacy on top with Points Grill 1.0, Bill's Body two wins with Double R and Shop 0 (li-in.). , Standltjgs Local 430 tied in second place W. L. with one -win each . Four · 2 0 scheduled games were post- Fruth Pharmacy DoubleR I 0 poned by rain; 430 0 First week results : Local Bill's Body Shop I Bill's Body Shop 14 • Five Points Grill I I American Legion 3 ( S in.); Hart's Used Cars 1 1 Fruth Pharmacy S; Five 1 1 Points Grill 4; Hart's Used Jim's Campers American Legion 0 1 Cars 13, Hogg & Zuspan 9; 0 . 1 Double R 5, Jim's Campers 3; Moose Lodge 0 2 Local 430 12, Moose Lodge 10; Hogg & Zuspan 0 0 Jim's Campers 16, Hogg & Peoples Bank 0 0. Zuspan 8; Fruth Pharmacy 10, Royal Crown IN PLEASANT CONTACT HERMAN LYNCH PHONE' 675-2460 runs for the Rangers, but then made a critical error that cost Texas the game. After Chris Chambliss reached base on Fregosi's ,error, Thurman Munson wa lked and then Bobby Murcer singled in the tiebreaking run in the seventh inning. Ron Blomberg's ground out scored the final run. Fregosi had a three.,.un homer and a run-scoring single for the losers. Tigers 5, White Sox f: Detroit pushed across two runs in the seventh to down Chicago and snap the White Sox' five-game winning streak. Singles by Jim Northrup and Gates Brown knocked out loser Cy Acosta. Terry Forster then came on and gave up a forceout to Dick Sharon that scored the tying run. Sharon then stole second and scored the winning run on Gerry Moses' single. CITY ICE & FUEL CO. • POMEROvl PASTRY SEOEMSgoes to Riverview · ' MAIN ST. .·, Yo ~: • , Day ORDER YOUR DEOORATED CAKE ·- NOW . ~ow'r roll. 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"t STOPAT--- POMEROY To Mothers ': . irislant brea kf as t preparations , strength. Due to this, I sup- seasoning for vegetables and plement my diet with protein . many prepared food products. powder and Tiger's Milk The only milk products you almost every day . Is either one should be using are those lov·r in >f these undesi rable for me? fat - butter fat is high in DEAR READER - It is true sa turated fat. So , use skim tllat some people who are not milk, low fat cottage cheese, >verweight still have a high buttermilk. nonfat dry milk . cholesterol level. In these powder or a milk substitute, instances it is important to such as the milk products for limit the fat . and particularly babies who are llergic to milk. 0 Most of the protein powders CALL ANSWERED ' The Pomeroy E-R squad answered a call to the Grover Klein home in Naylor's Run at 9:54 p.m. Monday for Kei_th Klein, who was ill. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. The something buried we're talking about is a telephone cable, Now, we admit that's not where you'd expect to find one. But then, you may not know that more and more of our lines are going underground these days. . They are for a very good reason. (Aside from aesthetics, that is). Because underground, a telephone cable is almost impervious to disaster. Either natural -or otherwise. There are exceptions, though. You see, every so " often somebody grading a road, digging a sewer, or the like, cuts one in two. And puts anywhere from a dozen to a . thousand phones out of commission in the process. Sotokeepit from happening to the people we're serving here in the Next America, we've taken up accident prevention as a side Iine. Specifically, we're working closely with local contractors, making sure they know the problem, asking them t~ call before they dig, then showing them exactly where each cable is buried. It's the kind of cooperation that can cut way down on what we think are the three worst words in the English language: out of order. .. .. white ners, GOING PUBLIC Members of the Trinity Church will stage a public cafeteria on May 17 and 18 THANKS MADE beginning at 11 a.m. both days Officials of the Rutl and with proceeds to go to the Baseball League today ex· P,omeroy Volunteer Fire tended thanks to the public for Department. excellent support during the recent tag day. The officials also extended thanks to boys of the league who worked dw-ing NOW ONE INSURANCE PLAN CAN COVER the day. YOU, YOUR HOME, AND YOUR AUTO. 11 • means cocon ut oi l. You will TO HOLZER The Pomeroy SEOEMS imit transferred Mrs . Harriett Neigler, Racine, to Holzer Medical Center from .Veterans Memorial Hospital at 11 :30 a.m. Monday. .,,., produels made with cOconut PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES : Mrs. Fred Roach, Gallipolis; Mrs. Risden · Miller , Lakin ; Thomas Johnson, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Everett Carey, Gallipolis. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Kyger Creek eliminated Righthander Brian Phipps fanned nine Monday night in leading the South Webster Jeeps to a 9-2 victory over Kyger Creek in the Class A Sectional Tournament at Cheshire, The win pushed the Scioto Countians into the semi finals of the tournament, South Webster had previously defeated Green Twp. Phippc was almost un. touchable as he mixed his pitChes well in holding the Bobcats at bay until the sixth inning. Wendell Baylor, junior outfielder, was credited with a base hit on a swinging type bunt down the. third base line. Phipps, however, picked Baylor off first a few minutes later. The Bobcats finally - broke bto the scoring colwnn in the seventh, inning as. Lawrence Tabor singled to left; stole second and scored on a bouncer through the infield by Clay Hudson. Hudson came on. on two throwing errors. The Jeeps plated their first oil is mostly a saturated fat so you should avoid it and any find it in cake bake mixes, in Veterans Memorial Hospital · ADMISSIONS - James Wyatt, Pomeroy; Beverly Bailey , Reedsville ; Jessi e Mineard, Albany ; Sarah Diddle, Middlepor t; Sharon Jones, Middleport. DISCHARGES - Harriet! Neigler, Mildred Hudson, Mabel Tracy, Bill Bw-chett, Jr., Minnie Miller. MOBILE HOMES AND NEW CENTRAL HEATING AND SPACE HEATERS and By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Dabs Witte has been named field commander of the Meigs High School marching band, Dwight Goins, director, announced today. Majorettes chosen for the 1974-75 school year were Ca thy Werry , Judy Owen , Pam · Nicinsky, Joyce Hutchison and Jenny Chapman . Miss Witte 992-2145 fat in spite of diet Babs Witte new commander • up what had been a congested stretch drive and they eventually led to a four-stroke decision over four players Lee Trevino, Charles Coody, Tom Watson and Homero Blancas. Allin's Monday total was a threeunder-()8 and his 72hole score of lli-under-269 set a tournament record. He became only the second golfer this year to move over . the $100,000 plateau - the other being Allin's former Brigham Young teammate, Johnny Miller. Allin, a former Vietnam artillery officer whose 5-foot-9 and 133 pound statistics prevent him from being one of the tour's big hitters, gave no hint by his outward appearance Monday that he had just won a golf tournament. "I feel more excited inside than I show outside," he said. run in the second on a walk to "I've been trying to ll:arn to Mike Rice, a stolen hase and . control my emotions a little wind blown double by Dave bit. Ross. The first of seven unearned runs came in dw-ing the fow-th inning. Brian Phipps doubled, moved to third on an error and , nEEDSVILLE - Pupils at scored on a sacrifice fly off the Riverview Elementary School bat of Ross. The roof caved in on starting pitcher Hudson in recently participated in a · the fifth. Rick Bowman singled program to inform them about leading off the inning . He the Southeast Ohio Emergency moved to second on a fielder's Medical Service (SEOEMS). Nancy Rarning, SEOEMS choice . Education field director, spoke With the bases loaded and to each of the siX classes and two outs, Smith's line drive to left was dropped allowing two gave a brief introduction to the runs to score. Three more runs EMS service. Topics discussed came in before Terry Lucas were what is an emergency and how to call the EMS using retired the side. · South Webster added. two its new areawide nwnber, 1more runs in the seventh on 800-282-7777. Following her talks, the two errors and a single by Bowman. Ross led the Jeeps school's 172 youngsters tow-ed with three hits in three trips. one of the Pomeroy SEOEMS Bowman had two singles in five vehicles brought to the school. trips. Getting Bobcats · hits Emergency Medical were .Tablor, Baylor and Technicians ( EMTs) John Wiles and Margaret Eskew, Hudson. both of Pomeroy EMS, and Kyger Creek, 6-8 wiD travel to Southwestern this evening in Ruth Putnam of the Coolville EMS, a Reedsville resident, 8IJ iN AC makeup game. demonstra ted the vehicle Linescore: S. Web. 010 150 2--9-a-3 equipment and answered K.C. 000 000 ()...2-3-5 questions . Riverview Principal Mrs . Phipps (W) and Bowman. Hudson (L), Lucas (5) and Grace Weber coordinated the Visit. Wise, Hudson ,(S). golf course. He made three in a row -Monday, beginning at the 14th bole of the Preston Trail Golf Club, an.d they hoosted Allin to a win in the $150,000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic delayed one day by rain. "Those were probably the three best holes I've played in my life," Allin said matter of factly after pocketing a $30,000 check that put his year's earnings at $103,919. ''Before I mad~ those I was hopeful I could hang in there and win it. But I wouldn't have bet my life on it. " Allin's siege of birdies broke saturated choleste rol in the diet. Cocon Ut 4 oil. That will often ) ncl ude a v~ ri ety of food products with "vegetable oil " listed as an in gredi ent. Too often this DEAR DR. LAMB - 1 have very high cholesterol in spite of a fat-free diet. I also take Chloxin twice a day. Is it safe · for me to eat food made from coconut oil ' I have in mind some crackers with coconut oil. · As I work long how-s a.nd weigh only 11 0 pounds, I feel I need extra energy and Buddy Allin: birdie shooter DALLAS (UP!) - Somewhere in Las Vegas about now there is a fellow with a freshly won wad of money that totals more than $100,000 and only a smidgen of that is going to win up on the tables or in the slot nachines. It'~ not that Buddy Allin is dgainst grambling, particularly, It's just that he doesn't do much of it. . He doesn 't jump up and down and hop around when something goes right, either, because he is trying to ·control his emotions. What he doe~ do, and quite well, is to make birdies on a I Al\' 1'n' l' . coffee CONTACT DONNA STEWART POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. Le O.olesterol high Spring Special For LP Gas Freisleben beats Phillies 7-6 By VITO STELLINO UPI Sports Writer , Don't forget tne name. It may take 'a while to learn how to spell but it appears the name Dave Freislehen is going to be in the majors long enough to give ~very one a chance to do it. The 22-year-()ld righthander for the San Diego Padres has started three major league games and is 3-0. For the long-suffering Padres, that has to be some kind of a record. Freisleben, who pitched complete games in his first two starts since being called up · from the minors, put in a 6 1-3 inning stint Monday night to get credit for the Padres 7-6 triumph over the Philadelphia Phils. That's Not Stupid The Padres are now 13-16 and even Ray Kroc would agree 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Ma~ i ,·l9'/4 L' the I I , ..· .·r ' ' ' 'l ' l ., L \ ' • . I '• • I' .' �J • 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuc~ day . May 7, 1974 · • '--1 '" •JVcrcomc a 2·1 Redmen lead . ' Rio splits with Malone, shares crown with OD The Rio Grande Redrnen and the Ohio Dominican Panthers will have to share the Mid-Ohio Conference lla~!>~ll _crown for 1974. That was decided Monday af~rnoo n at Evans Field as the Redmen split a doubleheader with defending MOC titlist Malone. Ohio Dominican and Rio Grande fin ished MOC play with identi'cal 8-2 leag ue records. The Redmen ass ured • themsel ves at least a share of · home on i si ngle by · Rick the crown with a 4-1 victory in Roberts. Rio put the game out the ope ner as left y Gary of reach with three more runs Swinehart bes~ the ace of the in the bottom of the fifth inning Malone staff, Tim Walker in a whe n Walker ga ve up back-topitching duel. Both hurlers bark singles to Paul Albanese went the distance and fired and John Dudek . The Redmen loaded th e bases then as respective five hitters. Rio jumped out to a 1-0 first Wisecarver was safe on a inning advantage when Danny fielder's choice. With the bases· Wiseca rver walked, then full, Albanese and Dudek moved to second on a bunt by scored on a Malone error, with John Tipton. Wi sccarvpr rnme Wisecarver movi n~ to third Rio Grande opened up the scor i n~~ in 'the niKhlcap ~ ith a run in the second that 's not "stupid" baseball. Freisleben wasn't at his best as he was knocked in the seventh inning but Rich Troedson and Vicente Romo finished up to protect his third straight . win. Nate Colbert and Fred Kendall gave him the support he needed by driving in three runs each. Kendall homered while Colbert collected two hits. The other two National League games, Los Angeles at Montreal and San Francisco at New .York, were rained out. In the American League games, Detroit nipped Chicago, 5-4, New York topped Texas, 6-4, Baltimore downed Oa kland, 6-3, and Cleveland nipped California, 5-3. Orioles 6, A's 3: The two slwnping defending division champions met with a Baltimore ending five-game losing streak with a triumph ove r Oakland. Brooks Robinson hit two doubles and two singles to boost his average from .302 to .333 to pace the Orioles to the triumph. Mike Cuellar pitched a seven-hitter for the triumph and Paul Lindblad took the loss. Indians 5, Angels 3: Buddy Bell and Oscar Gamble cracked solo homers in the fourth inning to pace Cleveland past California. Gamble, the Indians' DH, also tripled in a run in the fifth. The loss snapped a six-game Angel winning streak. Fritz Peterson got his second victory in an Indian uniform since being traded by New York. He worked six innings and Milt Wilcox finished up. Yanks 6, Rangers 4: Jim Fregosi drove in fow- Fruth's on top after one ~week as Dave Miller had a lead off walk Standings at the close of the and movP<i nntn .<Prnnrl ~h•n · _ first week of play .i11.1.the M-M Mike Prater sacrifice bunted ; · · . Miller later scored on a two out single by Paul Albanese. The Pioneers tied the game at 1-1 with a run in the fifth Inning Johnston retired the fir st before Rio went ai1ead with batter before the Pioneers another run in the sixth._Rio rallied for the win. Johnston base. Danny eventually scored regained the lead as walked the next batter before tlle third run of the inning when Wisecarver singled and moved giving up successive doubles Walker uncorked a w.ild pitch. to second on a sacrifice bunt by that put Malone on top, 3-2. Malone was able to score one John Tipton. With two outs, Malone padded its lead by run off Swinehart in the top of losing pitcher Jim Johnston scoring two more runs set up the sixth before the stylis h chases Wisecarver home with by-a pair of Rio Grande errors. Rio, now 16-8 overall, will youngster retired the side. a double. Swinehart, a j~nior from ln the top of the seventh. host Central State Wednesday. Crooksville High School, improved his record to 5-0. In the second game, Malone struck for low- runs In the top of the seventh inning to innin~ 'L' DR • LAW'.'REN' 1 \..d:J Men's Softhall League found Hart's Used Cars 1 and Five Fruth's Pharmacy on top with Points Grill 1.0, Bill's Body two wins with Double R and Shop 0 (li-in.). , Standltjgs Local 430 tied in second place W. L. with one -win each . Four · 2 0 scheduled games were post- Fruth Pharmacy DoubleR I 0 poned by rain; 430 0 First week results : Local Bill's Body Shop I Bill's Body Shop 14 • Five Points Grill I I American Legion 3 ( S in.); Hart's Used Cars 1 1 Fruth Pharmacy S; Five 1 1 Points Grill 4; Hart's Used Jim's Campers American Legion 0 1 Cars 13, Hogg & Zuspan 9; 0 . 1 Double R 5, Jim's Campers 3; Moose Lodge 0 2 Local 430 12, Moose Lodge 10; Hogg & Zuspan 0 0 Jim's Campers 16, Hogg & Peoples Bank 0 0. Zuspan 8; Fruth Pharmacy 10, Royal Crown IN PLEASANT CONTACT HERMAN LYNCH PHONE' 675-2460 runs for the Rangers, but then made a critical error that cost Texas the game. After Chris Chambliss reached base on Fregosi's ,error, Thurman Munson wa lked and then Bobby Murcer singled in the tiebreaking run in the seventh inning. Ron Blomberg's ground out scored the final run. Fregosi had a three.,.un homer and a run-scoring single for the losers. Tigers 5, White Sox f: Detroit pushed across two runs in the seventh to down Chicago and snap the White Sox' five-game winning streak. Singles by Jim Northrup and Gates Brown knocked out loser Cy Acosta. Terry Forster then came on and gave up a forceout to Dick Sharon that scored the tying run. Sharon then stole second and scored the winning run on Gerry Moses' single. CITY ICE & FUEL CO. • POMEROvl PASTRY SEOEMSgoes to Riverview · ' MAIN ST. .·, Yo ~: • , Day ORDER YOUR DEOORATED CAKE ·- NOW . ~ow'r roll. 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"t STOPAT--- POMEROY To Mothers ': . irislant brea kf as t preparations , strength. Due to this, I sup- seasoning for vegetables and plement my diet with protein . many prepared food products. powder and Tiger's Milk The only milk products you almost every day . Is either one should be using are those lov·r in >f these undesi rable for me? fat - butter fat is high in DEAR READER - It is true sa turated fat. So , use skim tllat some people who are not milk, low fat cottage cheese, >verweight still have a high buttermilk. nonfat dry milk . cholesterol level. In these powder or a milk substitute, instances it is important to such as the milk products for limit the fat . and particularly babies who are llergic to milk. 0 Most of the protein powders CALL ANSWERED ' The Pomeroy E-R squad answered a call to the Grover Klein home in Naylor's Run at 9:54 p.m. Monday for Kei_th Klein, who was ill. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. The something buried we're talking about is a telephone cable, Now, we admit that's not where you'd expect to find one. But then, you may not know that more and more of our lines are going underground these days. . They are for a very good reason. (Aside from aesthetics, that is). Because underground, a telephone cable is almost impervious to disaster. Either natural -or otherwise. There are exceptions, though. You see, every so " often somebody grading a road, digging a sewer, or the like, cuts one in two. And puts anywhere from a dozen to a . thousand phones out of commission in the process. Sotokeepit from happening to the people we're serving here in the Next America, we've taken up accident prevention as a side Iine. Specifically, we're working closely with local contractors, making sure they know the problem, asking them t~ call before they dig, then showing them exactly where each cable is buried. It's the kind of cooperation that can cut way down on what we think are the three worst words in the English language: out of order. .. .. white ners, GOING PUBLIC Members of the Trinity Church will stage a public cafeteria on May 17 and 18 THANKS MADE beginning at 11 a.m. both days Officials of the Rutl and with proceeds to go to the Baseball League today ex· P,omeroy Volunteer Fire tended thanks to the public for Department. excellent support during the recent tag day. The officials also extended thanks to boys of the league who worked dw-ing NOW ONE INSURANCE PLAN CAN COVER the day. YOU, YOUR HOME, AND YOUR AUTO. 11 • means cocon ut oi l. You will TO HOLZER The Pomeroy SEOEMS imit transferred Mrs . Harriett Neigler, Racine, to Holzer Medical Center from .Veterans Memorial Hospital at 11 :30 a.m. Monday. .,,., produels made with cOconut PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES : Mrs. Fred Roach, Gallipolis; Mrs. Risden · Miller , Lakin ; Thomas Johnson, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Everett Carey, Gallipolis. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Kyger Creek eliminated Righthander Brian Phipps fanned nine Monday night in leading the South Webster Jeeps to a 9-2 victory over Kyger Creek in the Class A Sectional Tournament at Cheshire, The win pushed the Scioto Countians into the semi finals of the tournament, South Webster had previously defeated Green Twp. Phippc was almost un. touchable as he mixed his pitChes well in holding the Bobcats at bay until the sixth inning. Wendell Baylor, junior outfielder, was credited with a base hit on a swinging type bunt down the. third base line. Phipps, however, picked Baylor off first a few minutes later. The Bobcats finally - broke bto the scoring colwnn in the seventh, inning as. Lawrence Tabor singled to left; stole second and scored on a bouncer through the infield by Clay Hudson. Hudson came on. on two throwing errors. The Jeeps plated their first oil is mostly a saturated fat so you should avoid it and any find it in cake bake mixes, in Veterans Memorial Hospital · ADMISSIONS - James Wyatt, Pomeroy; Beverly Bailey , Reedsville ; Jessi e Mineard, Albany ; Sarah Diddle, Middlepor t; Sharon Jones, Middleport. DISCHARGES - Harriet! Neigler, Mildred Hudson, Mabel Tracy, Bill Bw-chett, Jr., Minnie Miller. MOBILE HOMES AND NEW CENTRAL HEATING AND SPACE HEATERS and By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Dabs Witte has been named field commander of the Meigs High School marching band, Dwight Goins, director, announced today. Majorettes chosen for the 1974-75 school year were Ca thy Werry , Judy Owen , Pam · Nicinsky, Joyce Hutchison and Jenny Chapman . Miss Witte 992-2145 fat in spite of diet Babs Witte new commander • up what had been a congested stretch drive and they eventually led to a four-stroke decision over four players Lee Trevino, Charles Coody, Tom Watson and Homero Blancas. Allin's Monday total was a threeunder-()8 and his 72hole score of lli-under-269 set a tournament record. He became only the second golfer this year to move over . the $100,000 plateau - the other being Allin's former Brigham Young teammate, Johnny Miller. Allin, a former Vietnam artillery officer whose 5-foot-9 and 133 pound statistics prevent him from being one of the tour's big hitters, gave no hint by his outward appearance Monday that he had just won a golf tournament. "I feel more excited inside than I show outside," he said. run in the second on a walk to "I've been trying to ll:arn to Mike Rice, a stolen hase and . control my emotions a little wind blown double by Dave bit. Ross. The first of seven unearned runs came in dw-ing the fow-th inning. Brian Phipps doubled, moved to third on an error and , nEEDSVILLE - Pupils at scored on a sacrifice fly off the Riverview Elementary School bat of Ross. The roof caved in on starting pitcher Hudson in recently participated in a · the fifth. Rick Bowman singled program to inform them about leading off the inning . He the Southeast Ohio Emergency moved to second on a fielder's Medical Service (SEOEMS). Nancy Rarning, SEOEMS choice . Education field director, spoke With the bases loaded and to each of the siX classes and two outs, Smith's line drive to left was dropped allowing two gave a brief introduction to the runs to score. Three more runs EMS service. Topics discussed came in before Terry Lucas were what is an emergency and how to call the EMS using retired the side. · South Webster added. two its new areawide nwnber, 1more runs in the seventh on 800-282-7777. Following her talks, the two errors and a single by Bowman. Ross led the Jeeps school's 172 youngsters tow-ed with three hits in three trips. one of the Pomeroy SEOEMS Bowman had two singles in five vehicles brought to the school. trips. Getting Bobcats · hits Emergency Medical were .Tablor, Baylor and Technicians ( EMTs) John Wiles and Margaret Eskew, Hudson. both of Pomeroy EMS, and Kyger Creek, 6-8 wiD travel to Southwestern this evening in Ruth Putnam of the Coolville EMS, a Reedsville resident, 8IJ iN AC makeup game. demonstra ted the vehicle Linescore: S. Web. 010 150 2--9-a-3 equipment and answered K.C. 000 000 ()...2-3-5 questions . Riverview Principal Mrs . Phipps (W) and Bowman. Hudson (L), Lucas (5) and Grace Weber coordinated the Visit. Wise, Hudson ,(S). golf course. He made three in a row -Monday, beginning at the 14th bole of the Preston Trail Golf Club, an.d they hoosted Allin to a win in the $150,000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic delayed one day by rain. "Those were probably the three best holes I've played in my life," Allin said matter of factly after pocketing a $30,000 check that put his year's earnings at $103,919. ''Before I mad~ those I was hopeful I could hang in there and win it. But I wouldn't have bet my life on it. " Allin's siege of birdies broke saturated choleste rol in the diet. Cocon Ut 4 oil. That will often ) ncl ude a v~ ri ety of food products with "vegetable oil " listed as an in gredi ent. Too often this DEAR DR. LAMB - 1 have very high cholesterol in spite of a fat-free diet. I also take Chloxin twice a day. Is it safe · for me to eat food made from coconut oil ' I have in mind some crackers with coconut oil. · As I work long how-s a.nd weigh only 11 0 pounds, I feel I need extra energy and Buddy Allin: birdie shooter DALLAS (UP!) - Somewhere in Las Vegas about now there is a fellow with a freshly won wad of money that totals more than $100,000 and only a smidgen of that is going to win up on the tables or in the slot nachines. It'~ not that Buddy Allin is dgainst grambling, particularly, It's just that he doesn't do much of it. . He doesn 't jump up and down and hop around when something goes right, either, because he is trying to ·control his emotions. What he doe~ do, and quite well, is to make birdies on a I Al\' 1'n' l' . coffee CONTACT DONNA STEWART POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. Le O.olesterol high Spring Special For LP Gas Freisleben beats Phillies 7-6 By VITO STELLINO UPI Sports Writer , Don't forget tne name. It may take 'a while to learn how to spell but it appears the name Dave Freislehen is going to be in the majors long enough to give ~very one a chance to do it. The 22-year-()ld righthander for the San Diego Padres has started three major league games and is 3-0. For the long-suffering Padres, that has to be some kind of a record. Freisleben, who pitched complete games in his first two starts since being called up · from the minors, put in a 6 1-3 inning stint Monday night to get credit for the Padres 7-6 triumph over the Philadelphia Phils. That's Not Stupid The Padres are now 13-16 and even Ray Kroc would agree 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Ma~ i ,·l9'/4 L' the I I , ..· .·r ' ' ' 'l ' l ., L \ ' • . I '• • I' .' �I ,. 6- The 7- 'l'he Ually ~ntme l, MiddleJX>rl-Pomeroy, O., Sentinel, Middle)Xlrt-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, May 7, 1974 ,,. .. ... 1974 ,, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITI ES . 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Unscented & Super , 13 oz ._. 79 .42 10 Serving Ware Set 5.52 2.77 6.99 11 Mirror Tile 6.99 3.50 84 Personna Double ii Razor -2.38 175 J&J Shampoo, 16oz. _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.99 1.66 1.29 3.99 2.88 17 Mirror Tile 5.99 3.00 ' Paste _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.38 244 Crest Tooth .89 .41 .24 11 Artificial Flower Wall Planter_ _ 2.19 1.00 304 Colgate 100 Mouth Wash .94 .59 236 Pistol Grip Hose Nozzle. no. 562 ~ 1.77 .99 13 4 Mug Tree Set 3.99 21 7 pc. Kitchen Tools Setr _ _ _ _ 4.99 2.44 :i .99 199 Breck Hair Spray .79 .59 REG. AD ~.99 3.66 1. 99 4.77 ~ . 99 20 Hibacki Grills- 8.99 84 Antiquing Kits 27 only 20" Dynamack Town Mower, no. 5263- ::1: 01 Ul 15 sets only Classic White wall, 15" only 9.97 59 .88 39.99 552 Pen nzoil Oil , qts ., 10-2-30 H D 2.00 .69 .42 JEWELRY 66 Shower Curtains 3.1 9 1.99 34 Window Curtains 3.19 1.99 10 Sound Sign Radio, no. 2520 _ _ _ 37.95 29.96 95 Modess 40's Super 1.78 1.19 39 G. E. Shave Cream Despenser, Quant . 39.99 23.99 SCD1 - -- - - - - - - - - 1 4 .96 128pc. BarwareSet 11.98 7.00 8 Regina Electric Broom, R- B-4516_29 .96 , 22 .88 12 6 pc. 'B arware Set 10.09 6.00 12 4pc . BarwareSet 7.79 6.43 7.99 11 Fruit Baskett- - - - - - ' - - - 8.44 LAST I ' 3.88 10 Fruit Horns QUANTITIES ' 7.77 12 5 pc. Barwani Set EFFECT WHILi . 17 Camera Case, no . C196 9.99 ' 4.99 3.00 4.59 2 Radio (General Electric), no . C1405 16.96 7.00 3.89 12 Car Stereo Tape Player , no. S-85_69 .96 49.99 4.~0 28 G. E. Tape Recorder , no. 8433_·_ _ 27.96 21.00 4.11 · 10 Panasonic Radio. R-70 28 Raggedy Ann-Donald Duck Radio- 7.96 6.99 3.50 8 Fruit Basket 5.99 3.00 4 Flower Basket 5.44 2.72 12 G. E. Make-up Mirror, 1M-1_ __ 17 .97 3 Flower Baskets 3.99 2.00 26 Billpak Billfolds, no.450 3.99 2.00 3 Flower Baskets 4.99 2.50 .so 1.99 1.00 60 , Snow. White, Cinderella Watches_ 8 'Baskets Flower Arrg. 6.99 3.50 1 Wood Mount Flower Arrg. 6.79 3.40 12.96 . 8.00 9 G. E. Hair Seller, H-c1:4 9,. 15.00 21.96 16.00 2.99 1.44 90o' BIT'ack Tapes 6 Sunbeam Mixer, no. M-i OO $300 HECK'S REG. $4.99 CLOTHING DEPT, 173 PAIR GIRLS SLACKS · $350 heck'S REG. 16.99 CLOTHING DEPT. 15.00 15.00 .7 .00 6.00 12.00 17.00 24.00 32.00 24.00 19.00 14.12 5 South Bend Fly Reel. no. 1180 11.23 • 1 Primus Camp Stove, no. 2393 23 .99 27 Coleman Stove, no . 413 20.88 8 Coleman Stove , no. 426 28.38 ' 2 Coleman Healer, no. 515, _ _ _ _ 44.99 5 Coleman Healer, no . .513 · 27 .38 2 Coleman Heater , no. 512 25.99 7 Coleman Lantern Carrying Case, no. 200-567 9.99 28 .96 18.00 Money Clip 15.00 14.00 9.00 16 .00 3.0.0 6.00 4.00 4.00 15.00 12 .00 11.00 2.00 4.00 5.00 4. 00 15.00 6.00 8.00 3.00 2.00 1.25 2.40 2:40 2.40 1.50 1.00 2.00 2.50 22.00 11 SouthBendFiyReel, no. 1140 S.OO 3 Vase Arrangement 8 G. E. Radio, no. C550-1 34.00 4 Shakespeare Spinning Reel , no . 205ZNL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ f9.99 13.99 12.00 GIRLS DRESSES 24.00 26.59 4 Dai sy BB Gun , no. 25 17 .99 2 Dai s yBBGun , no.111 15.99 22 Crown 7x35 Binocula'r s, no. 3022 _ 24.99 17 Western Fish Filet Kn ife , no. S-W766 5.99 6 Wild Cat Skinner Knife, no . WS1- 11 .99 3 Old Tinner Knife , no . 34-0T 6.94 , 15 Old Tinner Knife, no . 108-0T 5.87 49 Zebco Spin Cast Reid, Zeboone _ _ 23.l5 34 Zebco Spin Cast Ree l, no. 909 19.99 14 Zebco Spin Cast Reel, no.808'- - - 18 .94 46 Zebco Spin Cast Reel, no.. 202 4.19 8 Zebco Spin Cast Reel , no . 404 6.31 9 Daiwa Spinning ReeL no. 7280A __ 7.72 7 Daiwa Spin Ca s t Reel , no. 9300c __ 6.28 5 Daiwa Spinning ReeL no . 7450-1-24.29 16 Daiwa Spinning ReeL no. 72906 _ _ 10.19 30 Six Player Croquet Set, no . 6231 -L_14.99 · 16 Basketball Rim & Net_ 5.99 48 3 p~k Spalding Golf Balls, no . E RA-1 3.58 24 Wilson Blue Ridge Golf Balls , 2.49 48 3 pak Wilson Golf .Balls, no . HOL- H1 2.99 89 Faulless Golf Balls, Lee Trevino- 2 . 99 83 Wilson Golf Balls, No . K28T 3.58 46 Reach Softball 2.49 30 Carolina foam Cooler 1.69 21 Angler Spin Cast ·Rod, no. 1050 2.58 21 Angler Spin Cast Rod, no. 13J-22 __ 3.77 6 Mitchell Reel Spinning , no. 306 _ 32.95 7 Shakespeare Spinning Reel , no . 206ZNL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 19.99 .88 2 for 1.00 2 Storage Cabinet 4 Sainsoni.le Table & Chairs PRICES IN . 203 Williams Lectric Shave, 3 oz. AD REG. l Glenfie ld 22 Rill e, si ngle shot, no. 10 32 .95 4 High Standard Auto. 22 Rifle , no. 8002 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 54.95 - 219 Sun Deodorant, Reg . & Unscented, 14 oz . 57 ONLY 9 Dai sy BB Gun , no . 1894 .23 18.88 580 Pine Sol 17 .99 Quant. COSMETICS 11 Woodwind Round Server Tray , 1.44 Charcoal Lighter Grill, no . ECB____________ 37.88 2• .88 --- -= 5.00 1:99 · 960 5 qt. Paint Buckels 2.29 3.99 2. 88 .0 2.99 1.99 Ul 0 5.59 ~ 4.99 5.99 6.99 3.49 3.99 5.59 1.66 2.99 · ...., 14.88 25 Canpano Wa II Plaque 100 Chairs ~ .12 4.00 29 Mai I Box 0 .21 8 Pre mium Roof& Barn (Red);gaL - 5,58 50 Eskimo Fans, 20 inch, 1 speed _ _ 0 11 .00 .93 ql. - - - - - - - - -- - - - 2.48 3.00 3 Big Mack Drag , no. 3-325 183 Ly sol Toilet Bowl Spray 37 Table Lamps s_ 11.00 ?.00 4.50 Ele~tric 1 Big Mack Traclor, no.3-308 - - - 19.99 19.88 gal. - - - - - - - - - - - - 7 . 39 7 AD .46 12 Pre mium Latex House Paint (white), 2.00 .3.00 2.00 3.00 3.00 4.00 REG. .61 23 Premium Latex Concrete Floor Enamel, 2.00 2.00 3.00 2.00 .86 Quantity 192 Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner 18 Pre mium Floor Enamel (Alkyd.). SPORTING GOODS DEPT. SPORTS ] .00 ~.00 •1200 HECK'S REG. '19.99 TOYS REG AD 28.88 15.00 SPIN CAST REEL HECK'S HARDWARE DEPT. 1.99 37 Premium Floor Enamel (alkyd), gal. 6.48 . 1.50 ' 2.00 4.00 HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. '12.96 REG. SEBCO •aoo ·1~~96 41_ Pres tig e line Battery Lite, no. 1.00 2.00 3.00 2.0Q 1.50 1.00 BUBBLE WATCHES HOUSEWARES Qua nt . 34 ONLY 6.00 49.97 39.00 NO. 1140 ., SOUTHBEND FLY REEL / '700 HECK'S REG. •14.12 SPORTING GOODS DEPT. ., SPORTS DEPT. ' I Reg . 203 Girl s Knit Top s,_ _ __ __:.__2.48 3.50 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 '1500 HARDWARE Quantity 6 Full Pad & Cover li> CLOTHI~G Ad 5.00 Quantity Reg . 20 Full Pad & c;over,_ __ _ _ _ _ 6.99 sgoo . 'HARDWARE DEPT. 20" ROTARY ~-- . MOWER 60 ONLY $999 MIRRO. COOKWARE HECK'S REG. 691 HARDWARE HARDWARE DEPT. • lOW-30 HECK'S REG. •37.88· NO. 909 ' HOT LATHER MACHINE CHAR-B-QUE -~ $999 .- ~;·.:. ' SCHICK ESKIMO 20" 88 ..... 39 ONLY 552 QTS. ONLY ELECTRIC HECK'S REG. JO SUNDAY 1 TO 7 I • . ~· I ,I I . ' ,I . II • ,, 1 .. • .I ' ·' '. \ ·~ I . I . I l I I . I II } .. ·. I ... r I ! \ .,. ' /, I' ' . I ·~ ·~ I - •. I • ,, I . i ' ' l .. ' ' . �I ,. 6- The 7- 'l'he Ually ~ntme l, MiddleJX>rl-Pomeroy, O., Sentinel, Middle)Xlrt-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, May 7, 1974 ,,. .. ... 1974 ,, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITI ES . WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES OPEN DAILY '10 TO 9 - SUNDAY 1 TO 7 OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9 - .,ORDERS FROM THE· BOSS" TO: CUT INVENTORY AND WE ARE GIVING YOU "WHAT THE BOSS ORI)EAED" - MONEY SAVINGS BARGAINS IN EVERY PRICES IN EFFECT DEPARTMENT- CLOTHING, HARDWARE, HOUSEWARES, JEWELRY, SPORTING GOODS, TOYS & PRICES IN EFFECT WHILE QUANTITIES LAST COSMETICS ••• HELP US REDUCE OUR INVENTOilY .AS lOU HELP YOURSELF TO BIG SAVINGS. WHIL--E QUANTITIES LAST NO. 8002 ·:: 7 ONLY 22 AUTO. RIFLE 4 ONLY '54.95 FAN 'RILL PENNZOIL ONE SPEED $24 MOTOR OIL HECK'S REG. '18.88 SPORTS DEPT. · ONLY 30 CLOTHING 6 PLAYER CROQUET SET HECK'S REG. $14.99 SPORTS DEPT. NO. 413 ONLY 27 HECK'S REG. 120:88 2 BURNER DELUXE STOVE Bur ners. 1 I" be· en centers. 1 1'1 pint capacity . Folded ")"xl3 ¥."x6.!4". $1700 SPORTS DEPT. . ONLY 46 ZEBCO 202 SPIN CAST REEL HECK'S REG. $4.19 $200 1 Full Pad 8 Full Pad with Anchor Band 2 Full Pad Contoured 57 Girls Dressers 5.99 5.99 6.99 6.99 6.99 4.99 4.00 4.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 3.00 2 35 9 4 24 37 9 9.99 · 5.99 7.99 6.99 5. 99 6.99 7.99 s.oo 120 35 127 5 147 13 79 Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls 21 1 100 28 36 587 49 49 29 1/ Girls Knit Tops Girls Knit Tops Cotton Blouses Cotton Blouses Cotton Blouses Mens Tube Socks Infants & Toddler Dresses Infants & Toddler Dresses Infants & Toddlers Dresse -infimts & Toddlers Dresses 6.99 3.48 4.99 5.99 3.99 99 3.48 5. 99 3.99 4.99 Infants & Toddlers Dresses Infants If, Toddlers Dresses Infants & Toddlers Dresses Curtain Curtain Curtains Curtains Curtains Curtains Curtains Curtains Curtains Curtains Curtain ' 4. 99 6.99 4.88 4.49 4.29 3.49 4.59 4.24 2.49 1.88 3.29 5.99' 2.66 4.99 56 Full Pad Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls · Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses 120 Rob Roy Jeans, size 41o 7 4.99 3.00 72 Rob Roy Denim Jens, sizes 41o 7_5,99 3.00 11 5 pc . Bedroom Set 49.88 30.00 Knit Top s Knit Top s Kni t Tops Knit Tops Knit Tops Knit Tops Knit Tops ·173 Girls Slacks. _ _ _ _ _ _..::__ 6.99 3.50 16 3 1 187 6 19 29 3 13 100 62 33 3 125 153 100 27 · 19 1.66 2.00 4.00 3.00 3.00 4.00 3.00 2.50 3,00 5.00 2.0Q 1.00 .88 .9.9 1 Curtains 184 Curtains 24 Curtains 177 Panel Curtains 19 Panel Curtains . 8 Panel Curtains 41 Sheer Drapery Curtains 18 Sheer Drapery Curtains 8 Sheer Drapery Curtain 1 Sheer Drapery Curtain 1 · Sheer Drapery Curtain 4 Sheer Drapery Curtain, _.:......:.. ... 47 Cape .Cod Valance 6 Sway Curtains 1252 Wash Cloth,,__ _ __ _ _ _ 29 .12 200 Hand Towels._ _ _ __ ___ .69 .39 51 83 53 2 61 86 84 152 87 ~ 1 51 1 13 2 45 80 97 155 Bed Pillows Bed Pillows Bed Pillows Bed Pillows. King lnlanls Slack Infants Slacks Ladies Dressy Dresses Ladies Slacks Infant & Toddler Slack Sets Girls Girls Twin Twin Twin Twin Twin Twin Twin ,I TWHl Girls Girls Girls Girls Slacks Slakes" Pad & Cover Pad & Cover Pad & Col(er Pad & Cover Pad Pad Pad with anchor bands Pad & Cover contoured Knit Tops Knit Tops Knit Tops Knit Tops 2.99 1.50 3.99 2.00 4.99 2.50 5.99 3.00 3.48 2.50 3.99 2.50 15.99 10.88 7.88 5.00 3.48 1.99 3.48 3.99 5.99 4.99 4.49 5.29 4.99 3.99 4.99 6.99 2.88 1.99 1.48 1.,58 1 . DEPT. 2.99 5.99 3.99 2.68 1.88 2.77 4. 99 Ad PT7300 --------~-- 7 Electric Healer, no. 92001 H-=CK'S REG. •28.88 HOUSEWARES DEPT. JEWELRY DEPT. JEWELRY DEPT. AD Quant . 17 Mirro Alun _ _ _ _ _ __ ql 10 Clear Spar Varni sh, gal. .63 232 Lysol Spray Disenfeclanl .93 .63 138 Fesco Shell Wastebasket, no. 5826_ 1.99 1.00 Quant. REG. AD 20 Jerris Mounds Bathroom Set 9.44 17 Lazy Susan Dish ~_ __ _ _ 6.99 5.00 3.00 189 Herbal Essence Shampoo, 8 oz . _ _ 1.24 .77 144 Herbal Essence Creme Rinse .99 .62 126 Heck's Bath Oil Beads .59 .25 198 Brut 33 Aller Shave Lotion , 7 oz ._ _ 1.99 1.22 1.99 ].33 6.99 ~.00 3240 Regular Size Dial Soap 1.00 5 Pre mium latex House Pain t (white), gal. 4.50 10 Canpano Wall Plaque 3.29 1.65 10 Woodwind Server Tray, no. 147_ _ 5,99 2.60 - no. 142 - - -- - - -- - - - 5.99 707 Babo Cleanser l. 99 1.29 1.99 1.29 258 Cashmere Bouquet, 10 oz. .99 .29 273 Ban Roll -on, 1.5 oz. .97 .29 286 Sofliqu e, 17 oz . .88 .29 72 Arris "Extra" Dry & Reg., 14 oz. _ 2.60 .17 3 for .25 .10 6 CascoBreadBox 13.44 7.77 299 Aqua Net. Unscented & Super , 13 oz ._. 79 .42 10 Serving Ware Set 5.52 2.77 6.99 11 Mirror Tile 6.99 3.50 84 Personna Double ii Razor -2.38 175 J&J Shampoo, 16oz. _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.99 1.66 1.29 3.99 2.88 17 Mirror Tile 5.99 3.00 ' Paste _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.38 244 Crest Tooth .89 .41 .24 11 Artificial Flower Wall Planter_ _ 2.19 1.00 304 Colgate 100 Mouth Wash .94 .59 236 Pistol Grip Hose Nozzle. no. 562 ~ 1.77 .99 13 4 Mug Tree Set 3.99 21 7 pc. Kitchen Tools Setr _ _ _ _ 4.99 2.44 :i .99 199 Breck Hair Spray .79 .59 REG. AD ~.99 3.66 1. 99 4.77 ~ . 99 20 Hibacki Grills- 8.99 84 Antiquing Kits 27 only 20" Dynamack Town Mower, no. 5263- ::1: 01 Ul 15 sets only Classic White wall, 15" only 9.97 59 .88 39.99 552 Pen nzoil Oil , qts ., 10-2-30 H D 2.00 .69 .42 JEWELRY 66 Shower Curtains 3.1 9 1.99 34 Window Curtains 3.19 1.99 10 Sound Sign Radio, no. 2520 _ _ _ 37.95 29.96 95 Modess 40's Super 1.78 1.19 39 G. E. Shave Cream Despenser, Quant . 39.99 23.99 SCD1 - -- - - - - - - - - 1 4 .96 128pc. BarwareSet 11.98 7.00 8 Regina Electric Broom, R- B-4516_29 .96 , 22 .88 12 6 pc. 'B arware Set 10.09 6.00 12 4pc . BarwareSet 7.79 6.43 7.99 11 Fruit Baskett- - - - - - ' - - - 8.44 LAST I ' 3.88 10 Fruit Horns QUANTITIES ' 7.77 12 5 pc. Barwani Set EFFECT WHILi . 17 Camera Case, no . C196 9.99 ' 4.99 3.00 4.59 2 Radio (General Electric), no . C1405 16.96 7.00 3.89 12 Car Stereo Tape Player , no. S-85_69 .96 49.99 4.~0 28 G. E. Tape Recorder , no. 8433_·_ _ 27.96 21.00 4.11 · 10 Panasonic Radio. R-70 28 Raggedy Ann-Donald Duck Radio- 7.96 6.99 3.50 8 Fruit Basket 5.99 3.00 4 Flower Basket 5.44 2.72 12 G. E. Make-up Mirror, 1M-1_ __ 17 .97 3 Flower Baskets 3.99 2.00 26 Billpak Billfolds, no.450 3.99 2.00 3 Flower Baskets 4.99 2.50 .so 1.99 1.00 60 , Snow. White, Cinderella Watches_ 8 'Baskets Flower Arrg. 6.99 3.50 1 Wood Mount Flower Arrg. 6.79 3.40 12.96 . 8.00 9 G. E. Hair Seller, H-c1:4 9,. 15.00 21.96 16.00 2.99 1.44 90o' BIT'ack Tapes 6 Sunbeam Mixer, no. M-i OO $300 HECK'S REG. $4.99 CLOTHING DEPT, 173 PAIR GIRLS SLACKS · $350 heck'S REG. 16.99 CLOTHING DEPT. 15.00 15.00 .7 .00 6.00 12.00 17.00 24.00 32.00 24.00 19.00 14.12 5 South Bend Fly Reel. no. 1180 11.23 • 1 Primus Camp Stove, no. 2393 23 .99 27 Coleman Stove, no . 413 20.88 8 Coleman Stove , no. 426 28.38 ' 2 Coleman Healer, no. 515, _ _ _ _ 44.99 5 Coleman Healer, no . .513 · 27 .38 2 Coleman Heater , no. 512 25.99 7 Coleman Lantern Carrying Case, no. 200-567 9.99 28 .96 18.00 Money Clip 15.00 14.00 9.00 16 .00 3.0.0 6.00 4.00 4.00 15.00 12 .00 11.00 2.00 4.00 5.00 4. 00 15.00 6.00 8.00 3.00 2.00 1.25 2.40 2:40 2.40 1.50 1.00 2.00 2.50 22.00 11 SouthBendFiyReel, no. 1140 S.OO 3 Vase Arrangement 8 G. E. Radio, no. C550-1 34.00 4 Shakespeare Spinning Reel , no . 205ZNL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ f9.99 13.99 12.00 GIRLS DRESSES 24.00 26.59 4 Dai sy BB Gun , no. 25 17 .99 2 Dai s yBBGun , no.111 15.99 22 Crown 7x35 Binocula'r s, no. 3022 _ 24.99 17 Western Fish Filet Kn ife , no. S-W766 5.99 6 Wild Cat Skinner Knife, no . WS1- 11 .99 3 Old Tinner Knife , no . 34-0T 6.94 , 15 Old Tinner Knife, no . 108-0T 5.87 49 Zebco Spin Cast Reid, Zeboone _ _ 23.l5 34 Zebco Spin Cast Ree l, no. 909 19.99 14 Zebco Spin Cast Reel, no.808'- - - 18 .94 46 Zebco Spin Cast Reel, no.. 202 4.19 8 Zebco Spin Cast Reel , no . 404 6.31 9 Daiwa Spinning ReeL no. 7280A __ 7.72 7 Daiwa Spin Ca s t Reel , no. 9300c __ 6.28 5 Daiwa Spinning ReeL no . 7450-1-24.29 16 Daiwa Spinning ReeL no. 72906 _ _ 10.19 30 Six Player Croquet Set, no . 6231 -L_14.99 · 16 Basketball Rim & Net_ 5.99 48 3 p~k Spalding Golf Balls, no . E RA-1 3.58 24 Wilson Blue Ridge Golf Balls , 2.49 48 3 pak Wilson Golf .Balls, no . HOL- H1 2.99 89 Faulless Golf Balls, Lee Trevino- 2 . 99 83 Wilson Golf Balls, No . K28T 3.58 46 Reach Softball 2.49 30 Carolina foam Cooler 1.69 21 Angler Spin Cast ·Rod, no. 1050 2.58 21 Angler Spin Cast Rod, no. 13J-22 __ 3.77 6 Mitchell Reel Spinning , no. 306 _ 32.95 7 Shakespeare Spinning Reel , no . 206ZNL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 19.99 .88 2 for 1.00 2 Storage Cabinet 4 Sainsoni.le Table & Chairs PRICES IN . 203 Williams Lectric Shave, 3 oz. AD REG. l Glenfie ld 22 Rill e, si ngle shot, no. 10 32 .95 4 High Standard Auto. 22 Rifle , no. 8002 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 54.95 - 219 Sun Deodorant, Reg . & Unscented, 14 oz . 57 ONLY 9 Dai sy BB Gun , no . 1894 .23 18.88 580 Pine Sol 17 .99 Quant. COSMETICS 11 Woodwind Round Server Tray , 1.44 Charcoal Lighter Grill, no . ECB____________ 37.88 2• .88 --- -= 5.00 1:99 · 960 5 qt. Paint Buckels 2.29 3.99 2. 88 .0 2.99 1.99 Ul 0 5.59 ~ 4.99 5.99 6.99 3.49 3.99 5.59 1.66 2.99 · ...., 14.88 25 Canpano Wa II Plaque 100 Chairs ~ .12 4.00 29 Mai I Box 0 .21 8 Pre mium Roof& Barn (Red);gaL - 5,58 50 Eskimo Fans, 20 inch, 1 speed _ _ 0 11 .00 .93 ql. - - - - - - - - -- - - - 2.48 3.00 3 Big Mack Drag , no. 3-325 183 Ly sol Toilet Bowl Spray 37 Table Lamps s_ 11.00 ?.00 4.50 Ele~tric 1 Big Mack Traclor, no.3-308 - - - 19.99 19.88 gal. - - - - - - - - - - - - 7 . 39 7 AD .46 12 Pre mium Latex House Paint (white), 2.00 .3.00 2.00 3.00 3.00 4.00 REG. .61 23 Premium Latex Concrete Floor Enamel, 2.00 2.00 3.00 2.00 .86 Quantity 192 Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner 18 Pre mium Floor Enamel (Alkyd.). SPORTING GOODS DEPT. SPORTS ] .00 ~.00 •1200 HECK'S REG. '19.99 TOYS REG AD 28.88 15.00 SPIN CAST REEL HECK'S HARDWARE DEPT. 1.99 37 Premium Floor Enamel (alkyd), gal. 6.48 . 1.50 ' 2.00 4.00 HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. '12.96 REG. SEBCO •aoo ·1~~96 41_ Pres tig e line Battery Lite, no. 1.00 2.00 3.00 2.0Q 1.50 1.00 BUBBLE WATCHES HOUSEWARES Qua nt . 34 ONLY 6.00 49.97 39.00 NO. 1140 ., SOUTHBEND FLY REEL / '700 HECK'S REG. •14.12 SPORTING GOODS DEPT. ., SPORTS DEPT. ' I Reg . 203 Girl s Knit Top s,_ _ __ __:.__2.48 3.50 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 '1500 HARDWARE Quantity 6 Full Pad & Cover li> CLOTHI~G Ad 5.00 Quantity Reg . 20 Full Pad & c;over,_ __ _ _ _ _ 6.99 sgoo . 'HARDWARE DEPT. 20" ROTARY ~-- . MOWER 60 ONLY $999 MIRRO. COOKWARE HECK'S REG. 691 HARDWARE HARDWARE DEPT. • lOW-30 HECK'S REG. •37.88· NO. 909 ' HOT LATHER MACHINE CHAR-B-QUE -~ $999 .- ~;·.:. ' SCHICK ESKIMO 20" 88 ..... 39 ONLY 552 QTS. ONLY ELECTRIC HECK'S REG. JO SUNDAY 1 TO 7 I • . ~· I ,I I . ' ,I . II • ,, 1 .. • .I ' ·' '. \ ·~ I . I . I l I I . I II } .. ·. I ... r I ! \ .,. ' /, I' ' . I ·~ ·~ I - •. I • ,, I . i ' ' l .. ' ' . �'.., I· I ' • ' ' ' 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday , May 7,1974 8- The Daily Sentinel, MiddlepOrt-Pomeroy. 0 .. Tuesdav. Mav 7. 1974 •• &~&..vn·o;.;.:.::;::::::::::::::::::::::x:::::::::::;~ Social ·!!! I!~ Calendar Iii !i Mrs . Garnet Young Folley, Clayton Young; a sister, Mrs. 79, former Middleport resident, Ruby Whatley, both of died Sunday at Mt. Carmel Charleston, and several nieces East Hospital in Columbus. · and nephews , Mrs. Folley was · Mrs. Folley was born in employed at · Ohio State Charl esto n, W. Va., th e University a number of years. daughter of the late Mr. and Graveside services will be · TUESDAY BOARD of Meigs County Mrs . Marshall Young. She wa s held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Agricultural Society, Tuesday, also preceded in death by her tile Riverview Cemetery wltll 8 p.m., secretary 's office on husband , William Folley, in tile Rev . E. Leslie Hicks of. 1972 .. ficiating . Friends may call at Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Surviving are a brotller, H. the Rawlings-Coats Funeral POMEROY Garden Club, Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 7::!0 p.m . Tuesday , open Tuesday . meeting at Grace Episcopal Parish House , Mr s. Alice Thomp son, gue st demonstrator. SOUTHEAST ERN Ohio Tractor Pullers, 7:30 p.m." Tuesday at fair board offjce; everyone interested urged· td Gifts were presented to Mrs. Mrs. Mabel Hetzer is visiting attend. . ht , sponsor oI Xi WI'til Mr. an d Mrs. Arthur . · A. R . Kmg REGUL A R meet 1 n g Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Hetzer at Sardis. Mrs. C. Earle Humphrey Southeastern Ohio Gospel Sigma Phi Sorority, and Mrs. Mu sic Assoc., 6:30 p.m., Carol McCu llou gh, retiring re cently visited with Mrs. Springfield Grange Hall, Rt. president, at a meeting Sunday Edwin Humphrey at HunAPPRECIATION DINNER - Mrs. J . 0. Roedel, treasurer of Crace Episcopal Church til e 160 north of Galliolis . night at the home of Mrs. Doris tington , W. Va. past 18 years, was guest of honor at a surprise appreciation dinner Monday evening at tile Jubilaires to sin g. Bring Ewing . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bise Episcopal Parish House. Coming especially for the celebration were her son-in-law and covered dish, $2 per famil y for t ·o uow mg tne ceremonial spent the weekend with Mr. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm, and daughters, Jeanne, standing left, and Laura, hotdogs and hamburg ers , and work , refre shments were and Mrs . Rawleigh Hetzer and Olillicothe. With appropriate tributes I() Mrs. Roedel for her faithful and devoted service, table service. served from a table centered family at Akron. Theodore Reed, senior warden, and Aaron Kelton, junior warden, presented her witll a porOHIO ETA Phi Chapter, with an arrangement of spring Mrs. Alfred Cashdollar has table televisior-radio combination on behalf of the church vestry. The women of the church Beta Sigma Phi , 7:30 p.m. flowers . Mrs. Knight presided returned home after being a gave her a go!:! p•Tse with a gift of money, and from Paul Kloes and Wayne Swisher she Tuesday at the home of Mrs. at tile silver tea service, and patient at Camden-Clark received a Cincinnati Reds hat. Mrs. Roedel is an avid baseball fan . She was also presented a Ted Reed. Installation of of- Mrs. Annie Chapman, who Hospital in Parkersburg. corsage and a table floral arrangement from her family pictured with her . . Mrs. Lyle Balderson and Kay fleers . Cultural report , "The received the ritual of the roses, Printed Word and Your Life " poured the punch . accompanied by Mrs. Kathryn by Mrs. Janet Pickens . Others attending were Becky Dietz of Belpre and Mrs. Hazel ELECTION Day Dinner at Anderson, Sarah Bechtle, Balderson of Vienna, W. Va . Syracuse Municipal Park by Vikki · Gloeckner, Charlotte visited in Sugar Creek's "Little ladies auxiliary. Hanning, Rita Lewis, Donna Swiss Village ." They also POMEROY Chapter 186 OES Nease , Linda Riffle, Ruth visited the Wartller Museum at Th~ Rural Life Sunday ob- lecturer of the visiting grange, and Little Kyger Granges. 7:45 p.m. Riffle , Texanna Well, Judy Dover. servance of tile Ohio State presented the program on the There was a quiz on mothers, a WEDNESDAY Werry, Sue Zirkle, Susan Baer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed and Grange, June 9, at Friendly theme, "Mother." The group skit, other readings and jokes MOTHER Daughter Martha McPhail, Carol daughters of Tuppers Plains Hllla Camp near Zanesville sang "Home, Sweet Home," by Roy Sayre, concluaing with 6:30p.m. in annex at Adams , Phyllis Bennett, vi sited recently witll Mr. and Banquet was announced when the Meigs with the lecturer reading "What is a Motller?" by Mrs. Syracuse Presbyterian Edwina Scott, Debra Finlaw, ·Mrs. Edward Chevalier. Also Pomona Grange met Friday HGod's Masterpiece." There Marie Thomas. night . at the Rock Springs was a vocal trio, "Mother's Mrs . Starkey was recognized Church. Program to follow Carolyn Grueser, Iris Payne, visiting at the Chevalier home Grange hall. · Prayer/' a reading, "Mother's for being the oldest mother, potluck dinner. Slides to be Donna Byer, Jennifer An- . were Mr. and Mrs. Zenith derson, Judy Crooks, Jeanette Chevalier and son of Belpre During the meeting con: Day Facts and Fancies, " and Mrs. Stanford Stockton for shown of Holy Land . WHITE Rose Lodge, 1:30 Thomas and Carolyn Sat- RD. dueled by Norman Will , Maurice Thomas, "Unspoken being the mother witll the most p.m. Wednesday, American terfield . -Mrs. L. Balderson master, the grange voted to Thought" by Mrs. Roy Sayre, children. Legion hall, Middleport. make a contribution to the and instrumental music by A potluck dinner preceded GOLDEN Age Club WedNational Youth Leadership members of tile Huntington the meeting. The Ohio Valley nesday at home of Mr. and Fund. Legislative reports were INITIATION HELD Grange was the host group. Mrs. Charles Hilton, Portland given by Earl Starkey and Leo Mr s. Aaron Kelton was Alfred Grange will host tile Story, for all senior citizens. Potluck initiated into the Ladies July Pomona meeting. dinner. · VISIT HOME It was announced that Mr. Oriental Shrine of Thea Court and Mrs. Starkey will Women of the Forest Run POMEROY- MIDDLEPORT Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kelton, celebrate their 60th wedding United Methodist Church Lions Club, noon Wednesday at Minersville, and Mr. and Mrs. LANGSVILLE - Harvey anniversary Sunday, June 2, 2 visited the Arcadia Con. tile Meigs Inn . All Lions urged Harry Moore, Middleport, Higley and his son, Dr . Edward valescent Home Sunday afto 5 p.m. at their home. to attend. · spent the weekend in Colum- Higley and wife were r~cent ternoon for a hymn sing. In the POMEROY Also announced were plans Chapter 80, bus. On Sunday they attended guests of their cousin, Hazel for a three-way vis! tation with group were Mrs. Erma Roush, Royal Arch Masons, Wed- tile antique show at Veterans Wright. Mr. Higley, who forLawrence, Gallia and Meigs Mrs . .Evelyn Young, Mrs. nesday , 7:30p .m. at Pomeroy Memorial Auditorium. · merly headed the Veterans participating, June 15 at the Carolyn Salser, Mrs. Mary K. Masonic Temple. Bosworth Administration in Washington, ... Rodney Grange hall in Gallia Roush, Mrs. . Marybelle Council 46, Royal and Select D. C., has ~etired and makes County. IS AT HOME Warner, Mrs. Rose Masters to follow at 8:30. p.m . his home with his son at Mrs. Ferne Cheesebrew has Guests at the meeting were Genhelmer, Mrs. Ann Watson, Winnebago , Wise. Mrs. Wright Buckeye Girls' State MIDDLEPORT Amateur members of the Gallia County Mrs. Kathleen Scott and Mary delegates and their mothers Garden Club meets with Mrs. returned to her 'home at hadn 't seen her cousin for 60 grange. Mrs. George Burleson, Amber Warner. along with representative from Harry Moore, 8 p.m. ; slides on Shawnee following years and they had a ver.y hospitalization at Ve terans happy reunion . the American , Legion wildflowers to be shown Memorial. . Michael Barr of Glenville, W. Auxiliaries of Meigs County THURSDAY Va. , spent the weekend wi Ill his were in Logan Sunday for tile ROCK Springs Grange, 8 mother, Mrs . Elvira Barr and information tea. p.m. wi Ill Star Grangers as HOSTS GUESTS his brother and family ,.Mr. and . Mrs. Agnes Merrit, Girls' guests to present the program. CHESTER - Mrs. Letha Mrs. Larry Barr. A hike and wildflower tour of rockformationsandstreamsof State director, and Mrs . Baking and sewing contests to Wood · was the Saturday b h ld · the Long Hollow • Peach Fork fresh water. Mrs . Alice Ward; 82, mother Regina Hull, one of tile ine e · evening guests of Mrs. Freda Road area was taken recenUy of Ernest Ward, died at a Among tile flowers they saw structors, were speakers for REGULAR meeting, Shade by the Sunbonnet Girls Junior were li-lllium, lavender and tile tea, along witll four of last R1ver Lodge 453, F & AM 7:30 Miller and Miss Lenora Bet- hospital at · Oak Hill, Ohio. Glll'den Club members ac- white Funeral services were at the sweet williams, year's delegates. ...P:m. at the temple in Chester. zing. companied by Mrs. Robert geraniums, blue bells, Indian Langsville church. Going from the Middleport All Master Masons invited. Thompson and Mrs. John paint brush, buttercups, May reception at Trinity Church, Mrs. Agnes Stevens of unit 128 were Mrs. Erma HenRITUAL of jewels and inTeiTell, Winding Trail Garden app1es • 1a dY sII ppers, gen- dnx, 7:30 p.m . There will be a Detroit, Mich., is the daughter Americanism chair- stallation of officers' when Club. Uemen's britches, and blue, program followed by a social of Mrs. Ward. The girls saw blankets nf . white and yellow violets. Each woman, and Mrs. Harold Will, Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter hour and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrov• flowers covering the hillsides of the girls picked a bouquet to auxiliary president, witll Mrs. of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Willcox of Toledo spent the along with moss, fern and other take home to her motller. Mrs. George White and daughter, ineets at 7:15p.m. at the home · MARY Shrine, White Shrine weekend with his brother and of Jerusalem, 8 p.m. at IOOF greenery and viewed caves, Thompson and Mrs. Terrell Joy , Mrs. Richard Owen and of Roberta O'Brien. family, Mr. and Mrs. Francis ·n n m f daughter, Judy, Mrs. Ernie FRIDAY Hall, Pomeroy. Potluck dinner gave the Latl aeor~oy . . Willcot and Pete Cillcox. of the flowers . Fraser and daughter, April, . HYMN SING, 7:30 p.m. at will follow meeting. RETURN Jonathan Meigs Garden club members on the and Mrs . Jack Crisp and Hazel Community Church with UIRAC·I:~ tour were Shari Mitch, Jamie . daughter, Carla. Goshins Singers, Ripley, W. Chapter, D.A.R., 2p.m., Grace DO~ Johnson, Lori Ann Wood, Va. , featured . Church located Episcopal parish house. Mrs. Maria Legar, Ann Kathryn between Long Bottom and Don R. Short, genealogy notes Before every silver lining editor of the Ohio DAR to be there's a cloud. wqes, Elaine Barnhart and Portland. Public invited. MOTHER Daughter speaker. Pam Brauer. Sorority has meet SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE Stiversville News Notes Garnet Fotley died on Sunday Heeds ville News, Notes Grange plans observance and son'orPoca, W. Va., visited his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant, Debra and Dave, recently. Mrs. Paulet1e Van Met&, Pomeroy, visited her parenls, Mr. and Mrs . . Lawrence ffi tcliie, Jr. Tuesday afternoQIJ. Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Theiss, Vinton, were receOt guests of Rev. and Mrs. L. R. Gluesencamp and Nicki Dawn. Mr . a nd Mrs. Delbci't Lawson and children f Minersville ca lled on hls parents, Mr . and Mrs. J . W. Lawson a recent Sunday afternoon. Recent guests, of the E. H. Carpenter family were Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeLuz, Mrs. Ruby Bryant, Nicki Dawn VanMeter, Paul Evans, Paul Dean Evans, Danny Black, Mrs. Roy Donohew, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Mattie Teaford, Jack Cornell, Glen Baker, S. W. Durst, Mrs. Rudy Durst, Denise Talbott, Randy Congo, Sam Persons, Ray Frank, Dana Haines, Mike Dailey, Larry Gluesencamp, Roger Wills and C. W. Crow. Mrs. Fern Cooper, daughters Janeen and Janice, of Fairfax, Va., Miss Mabel McDaniels, Falls Church, Va., Rev . and Mrs. MorriS 3nd sobs, Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Lawre nce and family of Spiller, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abels, Long . Bottom and Christine Byers of Little Hocking were recent callers at tile home of Mr. and Mr's . Louis DeLuz . Greg Middleswart has returned home after being employed in Florida during the · past winter . Mrs . Ada VanMeter was hostess at a Stanley Products party held at her home on Tuesday afternoon . Mrs. Evelyn Holter, Racine , district representative , also attended . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fitch of Long Bottom visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and family on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durst were in Gallipolis recently. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lang and family · visited Mr. and Mrs. , Paul Evans and son on Sunday afternoon . Miss Karen Grue ser , Syracuse, Dana Haines visited his grandmother Mrs. Sylvia Carpenter on Sunday afternoon. Mr . and Mrs. Bobby Lewis " KAHN 1S BACON ENDS ., 3 lb. $1 SUPER MARKET - Open Dailv 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 \))rr;er Mill and Second POLISH SAUSAGE "YourThom MeAn Store" Middleport, 0. 12 oz. pkg. •• •• rw In a survey of fatal ac- cidents in California, 65 pel. of the drivers who were killed had been drinking. In another survey of fatal accidents in New York. 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SUPERIORS HAURACHES Langsville 'I We Accept Felleral Food !:;tamps PHONE: 992·3480 I I· btls. · I I . ·. . · . "I , l, 99-~ 16PAK oz. . ' ., ' " j : .. �'.., I· I ' • ' ' ' 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday , May 7,1974 8- The Daily Sentinel, MiddlepOrt-Pomeroy. 0 .. Tuesdav. Mav 7. 1974 •• &~&..vn·o;.;.:.::;::::::::::::::::::::::x:::::::::::;~ Social ·!!! I!~ Calendar Iii !i Mrs . Garnet Young Folley, Clayton Young; a sister, Mrs. 79, former Middleport resident, Ruby Whatley, both of died Sunday at Mt. Carmel Charleston, and several nieces East Hospital in Columbus. · and nephews , Mrs. Folley was · Mrs. Folley was born in employed at · Ohio State Charl esto n, W. Va., th e University a number of years. daughter of the late Mr. and Graveside services will be · TUESDAY BOARD of Meigs County Mrs . Marshall Young. She wa s held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Agricultural Society, Tuesday, also preceded in death by her tile Riverview Cemetery wltll 8 p.m., secretary 's office on husband , William Folley, in tile Rev . E. Leslie Hicks of. 1972 .. ficiating . Friends may call at Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Surviving are a brotller, H. the Rawlings-Coats Funeral POMEROY Garden Club, Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 7::!0 p.m . Tuesday , open Tuesday . meeting at Grace Episcopal Parish House , Mr s. Alice Thomp son, gue st demonstrator. SOUTHEAST ERN Ohio Tractor Pullers, 7:30 p.m." Tuesday at fair board offjce; everyone interested urged· td Gifts were presented to Mrs. Mrs. Mabel Hetzer is visiting attend. . ht , sponsor oI Xi WI'til Mr. an d Mrs. Arthur . · A. R . Kmg REGUL A R meet 1 n g Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Hetzer at Sardis. Mrs. C. Earle Humphrey Southeastern Ohio Gospel Sigma Phi Sorority, and Mrs. Mu sic Assoc., 6:30 p.m., Carol McCu llou gh, retiring re cently visited with Mrs. Springfield Grange Hall, Rt. president, at a meeting Sunday Edwin Humphrey at HunAPPRECIATION DINNER - Mrs. J . 0. Roedel, treasurer of Crace Episcopal Church til e 160 north of Galliolis . night at the home of Mrs. Doris tington , W. Va. past 18 years, was guest of honor at a surprise appreciation dinner Monday evening at tile Jubilaires to sin g. Bring Ewing . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bise Episcopal Parish House. Coming especially for the celebration were her son-in-law and covered dish, $2 per famil y for t ·o uow mg tne ceremonial spent the weekend with Mr. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm, and daughters, Jeanne, standing left, and Laura, hotdogs and hamburg ers , and work , refre shments were and Mrs . Rawleigh Hetzer and Olillicothe. With appropriate tributes I() Mrs. Roedel for her faithful and devoted service, table service. served from a table centered family at Akron. Theodore Reed, senior warden, and Aaron Kelton, junior warden, presented her witll a porOHIO ETA Phi Chapter, with an arrangement of spring Mrs. Alfred Cashdollar has table televisior-radio combination on behalf of the church vestry. The women of the church Beta Sigma Phi , 7:30 p.m. flowers . Mrs. Knight presided returned home after being a gave her a go!:! p•Tse with a gift of money, and from Paul Kloes and Wayne Swisher she Tuesday at the home of Mrs. at tile silver tea service, and patient at Camden-Clark received a Cincinnati Reds hat. Mrs. Roedel is an avid baseball fan . She was also presented a Ted Reed. Installation of of- Mrs. Annie Chapman, who Hospital in Parkersburg. corsage and a table floral arrangement from her family pictured with her . . Mrs. Lyle Balderson and Kay fleers . Cultural report , "The received the ritual of the roses, Printed Word and Your Life " poured the punch . accompanied by Mrs. Kathryn by Mrs. Janet Pickens . Others attending were Becky Dietz of Belpre and Mrs. Hazel ELECTION Day Dinner at Anderson, Sarah Bechtle, Balderson of Vienna, W. Va . Syracuse Municipal Park by Vikki · Gloeckner, Charlotte visited in Sugar Creek's "Little ladies auxiliary. Hanning, Rita Lewis, Donna Swiss Village ." They also POMEROY Chapter 186 OES Nease , Linda Riffle, Ruth visited the Wartller Museum at Th~ Rural Life Sunday ob- lecturer of the visiting grange, and Little Kyger Granges. 7:45 p.m. Riffle , Texanna Well, Judy Dover. servance of tile Ohio State presented the program on the There was a quiz on mothers, a WEDNESDAY Werry, Sue Zirkle, Susan Baer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed and Grange, June 9, at Friendly theme, "Mother." The group skit, other readings and jokes MOTHER Daughter Martha McPhail, Carol daughters of Tuppers Plains Hllla Camp near Zanesville sang "Home, Sweet Home," by Roy Sayre, concluaing with 6:30p.m. in annex at Adams , Phyllis Bennett, vi sited recently witll Mr. and Banquet was announced when the Meigs with the lecturer reading "What is a Motller?" by Mrs. Syracuse Presbyterian Edwina Scott, Debra Finlaw, ·Mrs. Edward Chevalier. Also Pomona Grange met Friday HGod's Masterpiece." There Marie Thomas. night . at the Rock Springs was a vocal trio, "Mother's Mrs . Starkey was recognized Church. Program to follow Carolyn Grueser, Iris Payne, visiting at the Chevalier home Grange hall. · Prayer/' a reading, "Mother's for being the oldest mother, potluck dinner. Slides to be Donna Byer, Jennifer An- . were Mr. and Mrs. Zenith derson, Judy Crooks, Jeanette Chevalier and son of Belpre During the meeting con: Day Facts and Fancies, " and Mrs. Stanford Stockton for shown of Holy Land . WHITE Rose Lodge, 1:30 Thomas and Carolyn Sat- RD. dueled by Norman Will , Maurice Thomas, "Unspoken being the mother witll the most p.m. Wednesday, American terfield . -Mrs. L. Balderson master, the grange voted to Thought" by Mrs. Roy Sayre, children. Legion hall, Middleport. make a contribution to the and instrumental music by A potluck dinner preceded GOLDEN Age Club WedNational Youth Leadership members of tile Huntington the meeting. The Ohio Valley nesday at home of Mr. and Fund. Legislative reports were INITIATION HELD Grange was the host group. Mrs. Charles Hilton, Portland given by Earl Starkey and Leo Mr s. Aaron Kelton was Alfred Grange will host tile Story, for all senior citizens. Potluck initiated into the Ladies July Pomona meeting. dinner. · VISIT HOME It was announced that Mr. Oriental Shrine of Thea Court and Mrs. Starkey will Women of the Forest Run POMEROY- MIDDLEPORT Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kelton, celebrate their 60th wedding United Methodist Church Lions Club, noon Wednesday at Minersville, and Mr. and Mrs. LANGSVILLE - Harvey anniversary Sunday, June 2, 2 visited the Arcadia Con. tile Meigs Inn . All Lions urged Harry Moore, Middleport, Higley and his son, Dr . Edward valescent Home Sunday afto 5 p.m. at their home. to attend. · spent the weekend in Colum- Higley and wife were r~cent ternoon for a hymn sing. In the POMEROY Also announced were plans Chapter 80, bus. On Sunday they attended guests of their cousin, Hazel for a three-way vis! tation with group were Mrs. Erma Roush, Royal Arch Masons, Wed- tile antique show at Veterans Wright. Mr. Higley, who forLawrence, Gallia and Meigs Mrs . .Evelyn Young, Mrs. nesday , 7:30p .m. at Pomeroy Memorial Auditorium. · merly headed the Veterans participating, June 15 at the Carolyn Salser, Mrs. Mary K. Masonic Temple. Bosworth Administration in Washington, ... Rodney Grange hall in Gallia Roush, Mrs. . Marybelle Council 46, Royal and Select D. C., has ~etired and makes County. IS AT HOME Warner, Mrs. Rose Masters to follow at 8:30. p.m . his home with his son at Mrs. Ferne Cheesebrew has Guests at the meeting were Genhelmer, Mrs. Ann Watson, Winnebago , Wise. Mrs. Wright Buckeye Girls' State MIDDLEPORT Amateur members of the Gallia County Mrs. Kathleen Scott and Mary delegates and their mothers Garden Club meets with Mrs. returned to her 'home at hadn 't seen her cousin for 60 grange. Mrs. George Burleson, Amber Warner. along with representative from Harry Moore, 8 p.m. ; slides on Shawnee following years and they had a ver.y hospitalization at Ve terans happy reunion . the American , Legion wildflowers to be shown Memorial. . Michael Barr of Glenville, W. Auxiliaries of Meigs County THURSDAY Va. , spent the weekend wi Ill his were in Logan Sunday for tile ROCK Springs Grange, 8 mother, Mrs . Elvira Barr and information tea. p.m. wi Ill Star Grangers as HOSTS GUESTS his brother and family ,.Mr. and . Mrs. Agnes Merrit, Girls' guests to present the program. CHESTER - Mrs. Letha Mrs. Larry Barr. A hike and wildflower tour of rockformationsandstreamsof State director, and Mrs . Baking and sewing contests to Wood · was the Saturday b h ld · the Long Hollow • Peach Fork fresh water. Mrs . Alice Ward; 82, mother Regina Hull, one of tile ine e · evening guests of Mrs. Freda Road area was taken recenUy of Ernest Ward, died at a Among tile flowers they saw structors, were speakers for REGULAR meeting, Shade by the Sunbonnet Girls Junior were li-lllium, lavender and tile tea, along witll four of last R1ver Lodge 453, F & AM 7:30 Miller and Miss Lenora Bet- hospital at · Oak Hill, Ohio. Glll'den Club members ac- white Funeral services were at the sweet williams, year's delegates. ...P:m. at the temple in Chester. zing. companied by Mrs. Robert geraniums, blue bells, Indian Langsville church. Going from the Middleport All Master Masons invited. Thompson and Mrs. John paint brush, buttercups, May reception at Trinity Church, Mrs. Agnes Stevens of unit 128 were Mrs. Erma HenRITUAL of jewels and inTeiTell, Winding Trail Garden app1es • 1a dY sII ppers, gen- dnx, 7:30 p.m . There will be a Detroit, Mich., is the daughter Americanism chair- stallation of officers' when Club. Uemen's britches, and blue, program followed by a social of Mrs. Ward. The girls saw blankets nf . white and yellow violets. Each woman, and Mrs. Harold Will, Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter hour and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrov• flowers covering the hillsides of the girls picked a bouquet to auxiliary president, witll Mrs. of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Willcox of Toledo spent the along with moss, fern and other take home to her motller. Mrs. George White and daughter, ineets at 7:15p.m. at the home · MARY Shrine, White Shrine weekend with his brother and of Jerusalem, 8 p.m. at IOOF greenery and viewed caves, Thompson and Mrs. Terrell Joy , Mrs. Richard Owen and of Roberta O'Brien. family, Mr. and Mrs. Francis ·n n m f daughter, Judy, Mrs. Ernie FRIDAY Hall, Pomeroy. Potluck dinner gave the Latl aeor~oy . . Willcot and Pete Cillcox. of the flowers . Fraser and daughter, April, . HYMN SING, 7:30 p.m. at will follow meeting. RETURN Jonathan Meigs Garden club members on the and Mrs . Jack Crisp and Hazel Community Church with UIRAC·I:~ tour were Shari Mitch, Jamie . daughter, Carla. Goshins Singers, Ripley, W. Chapter, D.A.R., 2p.m., Grace DO~ Johnson, Lori Ann Wood, Va. , featured . Church located Episcopal parish house. Mrs. Maria Legar, Ann Kathryn between Long Bottom and Don R. Short, genealogy notes Before every silver lining editor of the Ohio DAR to be there's a cloud. wqes, Elaine Barnhart and Portland. Public invited. MOTHER Daughter speaker. Pam Brauer. Sorority has meet SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE Stiversville News Notes Garnet Fotley died on Sunday Heeds ville News, Notes Grange plans observance and son'orPoca, W. Va., visited his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant, Debra and Dave, recently. Mrs. Paulet1e Van Met&, Pomeroy, visited her parenls, Mr. and Mrs . . Lawrence ffi tcliie, Jr. Tuesday afternoQIJ. Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Theiss, Vinton, were receOt guests of Rev. and Mrs. L. R. Gluesencamp and Nicki Dawn. Mr . a nd Mrs. Delbci't Lawson and children f Minersville ca lled on hls parents, Mr . and Mrs. J . W. Lawson a recent Sunday afternoon. Recent guests, of the E. H. Carpenter family were Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeLuz, Mrs. Ruby Bryant, Nicki Dawn VanMeter, Paul Evans, Paul Dean Evans, Danny Black, Mrs. Roy Donohew, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Mattie Teaford, Jack Cornell, Glen Baker, S. W. Durst, Mrs. Rudy Durst, Denise Talbott, Randy Congo, Sam Persons, Ray Frank, Dana Haines, Mike Dailey, Larry Gluesencamp, Roger Wills and C. W. Crow. Mrs. Fern Cooper, daughters Janeen and Janice, of Fairfax, Va., Miss Mabel McDaniels, Falls Church, Va., Rev . and Mrs. MorriS 3nd sobs, Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Lawre nce and family of Spiller, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abels, Long . Bottom and Christine Byers of Little Hocking were recent callers at tile home of Mr. and Mr's . Louis DeLuz . Greg Middleswart has returned home after being employed in Florida during the · past winter . Mrs . Ada VanMeter was hostess at a Stanley Products party held at her home on Tuesday afternoon . Mrs. Evelyn Holter, Racine , district representative , also attended . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fitch of Long Bottom visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and family on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durst were in Gallipolis recently. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lang and family · visited Mr. and Mrs. , Paul Evans and son on Sunday afternoon . Miss Karen Grue ser , Syracuse, Dana Haines visited his grandmother Mrs. Sylvia Carpenter on Sunday afternoon. Mr . and Mrs. Bobby Lewis " KAHN 1S BACON ENDS ., 3 lb. $1 SUPER MARKET - Open Dailv 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 \))rr;er Mill and Second POLISH SAUSAGE "YourThom MeAn Store" Middleport, 0. 12 oz. pkg. •• •• rw In a survey of fatal ac- cidents in California, 65 pel. of the drivers who were killed had been drinking. In another survey of fatal accidents in New York. J8 pet. ol the drivers who had been killed had been drin k ing . necessarily drun k, · without it dimming their vision , slow ing their reflexes and Warping their I . judgment. Contrary to God belief, necessarily '. protect fools and drunkards. And you're • fool if you th ink you sober ·mac~ines and ~~E the full $1)9. 95 Model 252 story? Call 882-2525; FAMILY CROWN PIN by B. David Actua l Siu HAIDWA. $11.00 BANQUET CREAM PIES each GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE COURT ST. ' -.. "''""· w. v•. , I ' . ' I . .. I ' ' r \ pkg. 3 Sweet, Hotdog, and Hamburger RELISH 10. oz. BRACH'S 10 CIRCUS PEANUTS 1ars OZ. HI-HO l-Ib. CRACKERS box ' SCOT LAD ',.' ICE CREAM 12 oz. LUNCHEON MEAT ·2% MILK GALLON $} bag BILTMORE can WAYNE 8 GROUND BEEF MIXER 49¢ 49¢ cans for $} SUNSHINE CHEEZ-ITS TI·DE COOKIES Save r;l.fll@ upto~W. . 2 pkgs. W1ih the coupons on envelope pkg. HOT COCOA. MIX 89 $ .box 12 CARNATION FAMILY SIZE-· RC.COLA 2 'EVERY DAY PRICE - Call us for "Gold Meda.l Service". Bouquets · Co~sages • Potted Plants ' Fresh & Permanent Arrangements Gift Items and Novelties O~der GOLDEN RIPE FAYGo · 'BANANAS Diet Strawberry Pop Mother's Day Flowers Today, Ph. 992·2039 ~ . 10~ I I. . Butternut P,ye. 4 quart bots. 88~ . 4: Pomeroy · OR NEW DIET RITE COLA (SUGAR FREE) 8 as~ . •I • ! '' I , ' ' \ . I " I. I ' I· ,I /- 8 PAK 99• DAD'S ROOT BEER ·Regular Strawberry .Pop lb. . · . BOmEs ' MRS. MILLARD VAN METER II , ' . ~ THROW- AWAY .$ Pomeroy Aower Shop I' .- DURKEE'S FAIRMONT WAFFLES 8 ior •1 00 POMEROY . CARRYING CASE OR CABINET EXTRA . Wide Extra Wide INSTANT TEA SEE DISPLAY FOR DETAILS ltje Fabric Shop, 115 W. Second, Pomeq . ' . Ph. ' *A Trademark of SINGfR COMPANY 111-2525 l-Ib. LIPTON 22 oz. box 39e Fine, Medium, SCOT lAD ., We have a Credit Plans designed to fit your budget. We also have a llberaltrade·ln policy . Middleport, 0. HAM SALAD...............1~:..89 3-stack $99· FURNITURE . SAYRE ¢ PURINA TUNA CAT CHOW CHICKEN & KIDNEY DAIRY & FROZEN FOODS The · story of Mother'• life beautifully told with 1 simulated birthstone for each child or loved one •s a 'lewel in htr crown , A fruly qua ity piece of jewolry that will be worn wifh pride and cherished alway1. OFF~~E · MOME MADE CRAC~ERS 1lg·1ag sewing machine calls because lime scale will not accumuiate . Wouldn't you be wise to get 99~ MACKEREL & SALMON • First FUTURA*sewlng machine sale ever! · Advanced Futura features include : Ex· elusive SirigtH* see· thru 'bobbin wind ow, 22 built-in inlerchangeabl e stitches, all. dia l con-trols, even-feed foot, more ! fnmakers will last longer and require fewer service lb. lb. LIVER CAT CHOW ' 900/581 cof - Baby Beef Liver PURINA ', Also contrary to · some SUPERIORS NOODLES • •' •• with bluing, scouring powder and shampoos . . Water . bearing appliances, such 11 water heaters, washing 79e • • •• carrying case cost, but saves" . You use less detergents. bleacheS, MEATS ARCHWAY up when you get behind the wheel of yoUr car. . · persons belief. owning a water ref iner " doesn 't GROUND CHUCK lb. 1.09 GROUND ROUND lb. 1.19 p-1.19 $ pop ular doesn't HAMS SCOT lAD ..' BAKER'S lb.a9e· OLIVE LOA F RECORD SET CHESTER - An attendance BIRTHDAY MARKED record was set Sunday morMr. and Mrs. Sidney Russell ning at the Chester Church of Middleport, were in Millers: tile Nazarene. A total of 82 port, over tile weekend visi ling were in Sunday School. their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lindsey. While there they ObserVed ·the blrtllRETURNS HOME day of Mrs. Lindsey and also Mrs : Charles Goeglein, Flatattended the Millersport woods, was returned home Spring , Band Concert. Their Sunday from . St. Joseph granddaughter is a member of Hospital, Parkersburg, where tile band. she was a patient for a week. ANOTHER GOOD BUY FROM PICNIC •• you, but not sober. either. · You don ' t ha ve to feel tak"e even a single. drink GROUND BEEF • Not mind . drunk to bee too drunk to drive. Some people can't SUPERIORS FOR J(_(!/J,Of'/b...... j}) ' ' 69e ~ LUNCH heritage house Fresh & lean ANY AMOUNT sugardale ,.... UIIlli.lliEIII 79e lb. "',. Garden club meets lb. SUPERIORS lb. Girls state delegates will meet SUPERIORS SLICED :· PORK NECK BON ES..........................3 lb. $1 BOLOGNA News Notes MIDDLEPORT, 0' ~ts.:... Ne Reserve The Right To Umit Quantities" SUGARDALE CHUCK WAGON DOTSON SIGNS HOUSTON iUPI) - The WFL Houston Texans Monday signed eight-year NFL veteran defensive tackle Alphonse Dotson, 30, who has played with Kansas City, Miami, Oakland and St. Louis. Dotson, .a 6-4, 260-pound Houston native, was an NAIA All-America at Grambling College in 1964 before being drafted No. 1 by Kansas City. PICNIC ·HAMS ·. SUPERIORS HAURACHES Langsville 'I We Accept Felleral Food !:;tamps PHONE: 992·3480 I I· btls. · I I . ·. . · . "I , l, 99-~ 16PAK oz. . ' ., ' " j : .. �, Sentinel Classifieds Get R esu lts. "~,~~f~SH UT 10 - 1 hdJmly St!ntmel Moddlepm t Pomco oy 0 11 - The Daol) Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 For Sale • In Memory IN ~ollce MEMORY of my Frances passed other Sch ne de away May MOTHER S who 5 He en OaU"ghters 1933 5 7 tc MISS Mary Lo u B r ch daughter of C nt and Sus e S nger B r ch born Oc ober 23 1941 n M e gs County Oh o deparled th s 1 f e May 974 at Gal po s Sta e Hosp Ia Ga I pol s Oh o after a short !ness a h e age of 32 years 6 months and B days She s surv ved by her father C nt B r ch Por land Oh o one brother Thomas 8 r ch Wa erfo r d Oh o lhr ee s sters M s El en L pps V ncent Oh o Mrs Dora L pps L ttl e Hock ng Oh o M ss Leota 8 rch Port an d Oh o and a host of other r c at ves and f ends She was ' preceded n dea h by her mo ther Mr s Sus e B rch Gu y B r c h brother and H er bert M c Na m ee half Dearest loved one we mus t ay thee In th e peace lu grave s em brace But h y n emo y w be cher shed T 1 we se_j:' thy hea venly face Amen s7 [ l' ltp Card of Thanks I ' • ' I WE WISH t o than k a I our fr ends and ne ghbors for the r k ndness dur ng th e l ln ess and death of my dear daught e r and ou r s ster Mary Lou B r ch Spe c at thanks to Dr Stack Dr Mendoza Dr Some n the staff of nurs es at Ga I pol s State Ho sp tal Ew ng Funeral Hom e Rev Free and Norri s the B sse t F am ly Smg ers pal bearers grave ca re akers and everyone for the beaut fu flowers Mr C nt B r ch and Fal1 t es 5 7 tp -----·-I WI SH to than k a I WhO 1 II help ed n any way dur no t he~ rlrt"'" death of my husband Voy~ f Spurlock A I the fr ends and ne ghbOrs who sent flower s food ca r ds and pra yers may God b less you a l Mrs Voyd C Spur l ock and Fam ly l -----' 5 7 ltp Not1ce CONCERNING Acts 9 1 1B n the B ble When Paul was converted d d he re ce1ve tne Holy Ghost and manifest the sp r1t bY speak ng n tongues., Yes I Acts 9 7 I Cor nth ans 14 18 5 3 6tc mvms geran um s beg on as a w de va e y o f hang ng ba sk et s a nd I a sot annu a l s C l e t =~ nd s F arms a nd Greenhourse Gera d ne Cle and Rae ne Ed th and Dearest one hou has tef us broth And thyerloss we deep y feel Bu t s God who has bere ft us He can a I our so ows hea flow e r s c omb l <l l on pot s Fond rnemor es keep her ever near Day 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 1914 CHEVELLE CLASSIC 13995 4 Door le ss than 3500 m les green vmyl top & I ght greel"\.. f n1 sh gree n v nyl nten or tr m 350 V 8 2 bbl t n ted~ glass facto ry a 1r cond t oned AM radto floor mats body prot ec t ve mldg power steer ng & brakes turbo hydra mat c ext d ecor package comfort It stee nng whee l wh cover s & w w t r es Very n ce & Is loaded w th ex tra s Oh o 5 s 7tc DANCE WHISPERING PINES NITE CLUB s -----------WE ARE p1ck ng up a p ano your some POMEROY MOTOR CO. ELUSIVE DREAMS area and wou d respons b e party n ke to take ov er payments Call Cred f Manager (614) 772 5669 or wr te 260 East Ma n Str eet Ch II cot he Oh o 45601 4 7 tf c ---------NEW 3 bedroom home I , bath garage basement on Gravel H II M ddl eport Natural gas a rea~y n Phone Dale Dutton 992 3369 even ng s 992 2534 1 17 tfc 3 Mustc by Phone 5 5 6tp EXCELSIOR Sa t Works E Man St Pomeroy All kmds of salt water pel ets water nuggets block sa I a~d own Oh o R ver Sa t Phone 992 3891 6 tfc 197 3 CHEll CAPRICE 13895 4 door uKury ca r wh te f m sh wlih v nyl top g een kn t cloth t r m tint~ glass factory a r turbo hydramat c P S P B s1de protect ve mould ngs H 78 w s w t es bumper guards r ad o w1th tape Fn & Sat Noghts REG STER E O poled Hereford year t ng bu Is Also cow s w th ca l ves I 0 Me Coy phon e 985 3944 5 1 6tp OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO SPR I NG HOUSECLEANING EXTRA SPE C AL pr ces on many p eces of used turn lure to make room for summer sto ck AI appl ances have 30 days guarantees Refr gerators $19 95 up (Apt S1Ze $49 95 1 Gas and etectr c OLD Upr ght p anos Any INTERESTED n be ng your ranges f ro m $39 95 Wr nger cond I on pay ng SIO cash washers fsome MaytagsJ $45 own boss and own ng your Wr te g ve d r eel ons to up Auto wa shers S45 own bus ne ss? L m ted W TTEN PIANO CO P 0 Elect n c dryers $35 NEW amount of cap tat necessary Box 18 Sard s Oh o 43946 F URNITURE SA VING S Th s go ng bu s ness can be 4 26 301p Regu ar $69 95 RECL NER S f nan ced Ca l 992 5786 SSO 3 pc table se t {maple or 4 29 26tc HAVE buyers for farm s walnut S34 95 Lots of clean vacant and recreat1on spots --·-----USED furn ture round oak espec a ty n the Pomeroy tab les oak buffet wood Ra e ne M ddlepor areas chrome d n e tes pr corner Pease ca 1 co tt ec 861 8356 or ch na cab ne s w th match ng 237 8635 or wr t e to K rk 4 MOBILE homes two 2x50 ta~le and 6 sh e d back cha rs patr ck s Rea ty 924 Year ! ng year old and 2 bedroom one (2 mast er and 4 s de) pecan Rd Co um bu s Oh o 43 227 12x65 1969 3 b edroom one 2 f n sh S285 other d n ng rm 5 5 Oto bedroom 10x50 Ph one 742 su tes f rom $125 bedroom 5980 su tes couches OS cha r s 5 7 tic NO 1 Cooper 85c rad ator s sturdy st r a ght maple cha rs 40c red brass 40c batter es $5 meta desks very S 40 M A Hall Reedsv1 le SPEC AL $12 l g Selec t on 1970VALIANT65x 12 Jbedroom Oh o Phone 378 6249 occas onal tables c hes t mob le hom e Stove and 3 24 tf c dre sse rs str cha rs even f la t refr gerator Ca ll 99 2 5832 top trunks uggate Open to 7 CASH pa d fo r all makes and 5 5 3tc p m Tuesday through Sun models of mob t e homes day KUHL ~ BARGAIN Phon e area code 614 423 9531 CENTER Rt 7 at caul on 3 bedrooms 4 13 tf c 1974 TRAILER I ght TUPPER S PLAIN S 2J~;64 1us t l 1ke new A r ea Oh o 8 dam X 4 h igh buy See or cal Perry OLD turn ture oak tab les SW IM ( 7 500 gal on cap Honey cu tt Tupper s Pia ns clo cks ce boxes brass beds MING POO L wth ac Oh o phone 667 6191 d shes desks or co mplete cesser es VERY SPEC AL at 5 2 Stp household s Wr te M D $10 0 M tier Rt il Pom eroy Oh o s 1 6t c call 992 7760 5 13 tfc BERRY M LLER Mob le Home Sales ha s a tot to offer when JUN K Au to s comp let e and you sta r t shoppmg for your , - - - - - - - - - - - - - , del vered to our varCJ We p ck. Mob le Home You can beat up auto bodes and buy all he h gh deprec at on you It k nd s of scrap m etals and have on your home the f rst ron R der s Salvage State two years by shopp ng fo a SPECIAL Route 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy late model used Mob le Home Oh o Phone 992 5468 Here are some eve y day low 4 6 16tp pr ces From 10 To I 2 ~===~=:;::=.;:;==~ 9hrnesou lof 10 We are you best market for Copper W re Brass A l um1num Wa st e Paper Sc rap Steel Sc rap Cast Iron Stamless Monel IBM Cards and IBM Pr nt Outs We are open each day from 9 ttll 4 Fnday from 9 t II 12 Noon only Wanted To Buy Busmess Opportumlles Mobile Homes For Sale THE ROSENBERG COMPANY 79 Depot Street Athens Ohto ANY INSURANCE NEED Ca ll Steve Snowden PH 992 7155 Pomeroy Motor Co. tractor ITATI l oU M A _ IIUUIANCI State Farm In surance Com pani es F-7028 LET Po ty s Auc on se 1 t for you the Auct on Way we p ckup 537 H 1gh Str ee t M ddleport Phone 992 3509 57 30tc POLLY S Auct on sell ng ret a and wholesa e Open Monday through Sa turday 10 a m to 5 30 p m Ca I 992 3509 or stop by 537 H gh Str eet M d dleport s 7 26tc MOWERS $52~D AUCTION Sa e every Fr day ;;.t 7 p m Polly s Auct on House 537 H gh St M dd lepor t Phone 992 350 9 Colonel Pickens Auct oneer 5 7 26tc Business Services DIICHING SERVI Water Lines and Power Lines All work done by the foot or contracl Also dozer work and septtc tanks tn ~.. lied AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR • We repa1r lawn mowers and garden tractors PH. 949-3611 CAll CARL NELSON PHONE 992 5083 RACINE GARAGE RACINE OHIO EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 H&W REFRIGERATION SERVICE On Most Amencan Cars - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Refrtgerators Home & Automobtles Freezers Air Cond1t1oners and Com mercu~l Umts Ph Water Eleclnc Gas Sewer l nes 1nsta lied Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks L1mestone~ F1ll D1rt Commercial Residential Construction & Remodel 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY 5587 or 992 Pomeroy, 0 992 7204 BROWN'S FIRE & SAFElY EQUIPMENT FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES& SERVICE HOME ALARMS Phone 742 4673 742 5595 Boll Brown, Owner ~utland, Oh1o 777 Pearl Street Mtddleport Ohoo Phone 992 5367 or 992 38~ I lO 10 II II POMEROY HOME & AUTO' FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Otsplay 9PERIENCED ·-·I iI I J From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad1ator to the smallest Heater Core Nathan Boggs Radtator Spec1ahst SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave M rldleoort 0 Now under new management RON AND KAREN THOMAS Stop 1n and say Hello Bn1111 m thts ad for a Free Gtft 20", 3 H.P. ------------- WOOD TRUSSES ;£\> b GENE WOLfE'S BODY SHOP .. HOGG & ZUSPAN AIR CONDITION NO\'!? YES! All WEATHER HARDWARE PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN RACINE THE DAILY SENTINEL IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? HARiivARE EAST • 98 7 2 • J 972 • A K 65 • 96 3 ofol087~ • 10 52 ofo93 1 and MEIGS COUNTIES -------------- 3 - ---------- - - -------------- GREAT COUNTRY GET AIIEIIIOI STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM _______ I Eas1 , Pass Pa ss 3N I Pa ss West Pass 6 Ma tl t.<_ll ed 5 Met 1 rncnt Br ewei ) produ._t S I ask fo Dea r TKS It i<lkes IM lo m a ke a baby so bolh shou ld know of 1Is exostence Smce you had a no stnngs arra ngement lei hun kn ow when you tell him 11 1sn t a marnage trap Lets hope he decides for se tthng down - SUE +++ Dear Sec ret But If Don prefers dingmg a r ound he shou ld at least assume som e of the fmancoal r espons1b1hty I !honk you should tell h1m about his Impending fatherhood - HELEN Unscramhl c these four Jumbles one letter to each square to form four o rdinary words r I 1b t l I I ec '5 Old court dance 2" Sl ay 2 wcls 1 19 Huss oan Ci ty 30 Eua fafl 32 lnd1m weo ght 13 I m geroe 1tem 11 New Mexi can lndoan 35 Afrocan republic 3 lllssong SOIUld 38 Oveqoyed 39 D}lan I hom as for one 40 Japanese wold dog t9 2 \\ U!:i J Comple te lbo 1clcd (od s second m stake N oe lzocl c ) Bucolic WHILE U xxx I J INVERT I I Jk d I decay 16 One k 6 Sm• l l r~ g 1 cr1 t me J~S ( nlcl 2 wds) Bel g oan resor t obout Here's how CRl'PTOQUOTES WKfl OITJY KO Z QWUO N ZIQ A IYU RS \ YUJUBSVRS\ (Aiuwert tomorrowl GRIMY II Odoous !I Fruot o St lt ed AXl'DLBAAXR LONGFEI 1 OW ~ow arrange the c1rcled letters 1r xxxI I !'he Bartered One letter Simply stands ror another ln th s sample A il used for th e three I s X f or tl e t vo 0 et c Smgle letters apostrophes th e l ength and f or lliltiO 1 of the W( rds are all hmts Each day the code l etters arc d fTer cn l WHAIS A HOME WIIH NOI50DY lf.IERE7 PMtU!FmiM~~Urt 11 of" of I I SOf CRYPTOQUOTE Is to form the surpr1se answer ELl suggested by the above cartoon t•lu ltv t ~ 10 23 Mm e1ol DAILY I Juml b IJ1oss rdu se 10 sltop ~ 0 0 \\H n Matt ted XJ tVUWOll J>EWCJJ 1I ~ I 01 il ble 0I AIIO RY QW lsQ WRYKBJ WIKYJ PKA ORQ PKVXRV I TANGLE Yesterdays Cryploquote fHE WISE MAN FORGETS IN SUL1S AS THE UNG RATEFUL ~ORGErs BENEFITSClUN~SE PROVERB Answrr HI nl a f ellc crmq! 1 ,. t1 c rmn moghl be- RINGING WET PROBABLY 25 GRAND APIECE IN THERE AND NO -GET RIO OF TJ.IAT DAME; WITJ.l THE TAX! 1Hffi D "El.P- BIG GLASS MARBLE'. ' CAPTAIN EASY ..VHERE Oswald & James Jacoby ~RE VOU MY THE PRES.$ 5 ALL REAO> CO"--TRACT $ GN f.JG 1~:;~ t; I HE BOHN LOSEH WINKLE WH/>-T S \IJI<C!J(o ~~IT11 m~ ~fA"'~ETTI z IT MA~f:t TJ.IATS ~All56 I'S SAtJf;RI~RAUI v- lASIE$ SCVR AI I EY OO P SOME FOLK'S S R ICH SOM!O DO YOUTH NK THAT MIGHT SE OUR FRIEND R'tKER'7 FOLKS IS LA7.'/ AN EV RYBOD'/ ELSE IS LIKE US " A ~ R 1-:NTEHPH Sl:: ASSN" 7 1• Pass Soulh 2'1 2• Pass ? North East SHUX l CAN DO GOODERN LOOK AT M'l BUBBLE GUM BUBBLE THAT UNK SNUFFY THREE BOOKS ARE MATH BOOK~ AND FOUR BOOK~ ARE -1..-!EI-.. E 8JOK5 You South hold •K 2 'lA J 7 6 5 tA 6 4 .Q 9 4 What do you do now? -------------- This is a tough one Ell her four s~ades or three notrump IS a rea sanable bid Or you mht:ht trv R f•ncy bid of thr~ dl1monds or 992-36.15 \ I 1 I te 1secl 11 ChOU!:iCS South 1 NT I ass The boddmg has been - I Sh ould I tell hom aboul the baby or would this be pll, h mg hom toward a decoswn he doesn t want I have a good JOb f m las tic parents who undeo stand ond I m able to ca r e for my child l love Don and would wa ot for hom but wl en he s through drngm g around h e may f nd someone he likes better _ 1() K EEP A SECRET' 1~510E 0011\ Rl85 b:H;I:H!tPJf.:itU -------------- ___ __________ North ~EWSI ____ _ -------------- I -------------- ---------- II Baote<l 15 Ne10man 1 here \\as never a promise or marna ge \ Us I NautlCLI ch 11 IX Dre 1cl 20 W other ed 81l R R THAT WIND BLOWs East play s the k11 g '" then the fove South knov.s 1t makes no d ofference oC West holds both the ace and Jack but ot mat lers of West holds JUSt one of them South also knov. s some thong else If Wesl holds JUSt one he os twoce as likely to be holdmg the ace as Ihe Jack The reason os that of East held kong JaCk he would su rely have played the kong If he held ace kong as was the hse here expert Ea sl could be expected to play the kong half lhe tome and the ace half I he lime Thus when he play ed the kong he was twoce as likely to be left woth the Jack as woth the ace ------- WISEMAN AGENCY -------------r-- l S1n 1 t.: lt V pose to sompllfy matleos that THE' JACKSON [)Ill\" I fl er f1 1g I qu nc fe£ 1 Su nd er I am 18 and pregnant I hved woth Don (age 22) for three weeks and then he told me he wasn t ready lo settle down yet 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC New s 13 Sesa m e 51 20 Per sonal ty Behav oral Dev elopm en t 33 TrlJ t h or Cons 6 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 15 Room 222 13 7 00 - News 6 10 What s My L ne 8 Truth or Conseq J Beat the Clock 4 Elec Co 20 Know Your Schoo ls 33 1 Spy 15 Jt mmy Dean 13 7 30 - To Telllhe Truth 6 Sale of lhe Century 8 Th e Judge o Beat the j:lock 13 Pol ce Surgeon 3 An t ques 20 Ep sode Act on 33 It Happens In May 4 B 00 - Sonny & (herB 0 B I I Moyers Jou rna l 20 Washm gtan Conne,et1on 33 TBA 15 Move Lucas Tanner 3 4 The Cowboys 6 13 8 30 - Theater n Amer ca 33 Baseball 13 Mov1 e K lldozer 6 13 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 Nat on s Econom y Ou t of Control tO 9 30- Mo v e In Tandem 3 4 10 00 - Doc Elltol6 3 Ko1ak 8 10 News 20 10 30 - Day At N ghl 33 II 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janakt 33 II 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Salute to Redd Foxx 6 Moves Machme Gun McCan 8 Baby th e Ra n Mu st Fa ll o Untouchables 13 12 30 - News 13 1 00 Tomorrow 3 4 Sa lut e to Redd Foxx 13 Take F1ve for L1 fe 15 2 00 - News 4 7 00 p m - Local News 7 30 p m - Country & Weste rn (Coun tr y Mu s c Carouse l and Blue R1dge Qua rtet) 8 30 p m - Commedy { M cKeeve r & the Colonel Smothe s Brother s Show) 9 30 p m - Supe rstar ( Lloyd Bndges Show June Allyson Show) > lla1 order II - up I P IY) 1 M ont<m llll ll\ g l\ queen? It os a matter of soowl hong called restrocted clio ce Sup - ------------- ------- Dear Helen and Sue 11 Co 1f11 ~ g r eeton g 16 1 spouse "THROUGH t.'IE-IF ONLY 'NE C'OULO 8TUfF A SQUARE. MEAL In an all expert game • ree111u South would go down at hos three notrump contract woth no heso tatoon on play and no fanfare East would won the f1rst totc k woth the ace or t he kong of hearts and l ea d back the f1 ve spol Expert South would play the 10 and lhe defense would collect four hearts and the ace of spades An ordonary player sotllng South moght well rose woth the queen and make hos con IINNIE tract or he moght have no problem to start wolh An or dmary East moght v.ell cash I he ace and kmg of hea rt s 1m medoalel y Why would lhe ex perl So uth pla y the 10 an d not the Real Estate For Sale REALTY Someone asked me how long I """ gomg to grow my bea rd My answer Prohably lllllil! trop over ott - BUSHY \ CI\OSS bl ~ , WeSI By -------------- ELAND liberated m h er life-style so man man Wer e JUSt le ttong our hm down hke the females do 4 Beards and long haor for men are ways of breakmg out of useless traditions ow w b k n~ s z o;1 d ll c o eso ve ale CANCER (June 21 July 22 ) Don tac k e n y dsk s o l I yokoY OSCa { }C ~ O nd )" OU Ia ens R It s "' be ;1 yt 1 b 11 uc ve LEO (Ju ly 2 3 Aug 22) ou I Opencng lead - '12 Real Estate For S31e ACCOUNTING CLERK I It sa real pam m the glass to shave ( or cut) when you don t have to Growmg a beard sure beats dslly razor burn2 As for long haor 11 could be men r ealize they are destwed to be bald late m llfe hence want to hang on to the hau as long as they ca n 3 Why should we look like everyone el se 1 If woman can be GEMINI (May 21 June 20 ) We gh yo I c ..3 or s o w t ex t a en e Booboos d THOMAS JOSEPH by ' ofoK Q6 o WEST • ~ 10 Holt \ 1lnu ALI WEATHER PHONE 992 2156 --- I m not h1dmg behmd my beard and long haor My ha1ry reasons are w th goods o 1 o scss on«:. a oth e s Yo 1 be td :-.ceo tab e 1 a y y goe s w o q ~ + Real Estate For Sale Wanted r-------------c Rap For Wednesday May 8 t974 ARIES (March 21 Apr I t 91 Be ca elul wt om you c t c ~ o l ay n c 1 c so you e ) a be talk y bout nay bo u ua end o l e s ene TAURUS IAprtl 20 May 20 ) B ve y ve y c;1 elu o I y AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 191 Someone you e n vo vC:a w h could lur 1 oul o be an expens 11e pa t you gel c cst s too caught up n her T cad t gllly PISCES (Feb 20 Marc h 20 1 Don t ag ee o some 1h ng o tt'l e sak e a t exped e cy You w 1 k.c e1 enen y I you !Jack down ta te South 101 • KQJ4 • Q 10 4 KJ 8 ofo AJ2 - ------ - ----- TEAFORD +++ Fran wonders of men grow beao ds t o lude behond I say the y grow beards for the obvoou s reasons they re less trouhle and an easy way out of marucurmg the head every day v oa a razor ONE FOR BEARDS TODAY S QUESTION Y ou do b d three notrump and your partner b1d s fou heart s What do you do now? + A Q74 Pels For Sale For Rent News 3 ...__ Tomorrow 3 4 One Deadly Owner 13 Take F ve For 15 News 4 NORTH • 6 53 • 83 For Sale s Dear D N Maybe thos osn t a fetosh but an amb1 t10n If your fnend wants a career m law enforcement howe\oer she shou ld leave off chasmg patrol cars and a un toward a Pollee Scoenee maJOr at college - SUE llu"te clubs -------------- Auto Sales +++ Restrtcted cho1ce fa1fs here DAY OR NIGHT cN It cou ld be thos IS a }en - for one partocula r policeman But she won t get anythmg but trouble b} chasmg hos patrol car She who makes her se lf a nutsance hardly ever wms her man HELEN 20 w I be ten pl8d to 1 kP 'iOn~ ~k s t ocl::~y ! M t you o a y wou dn Do I y e d o n p Is ve dgment VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) M 11 c s that have an aHet on th e Ian ly as a wt ole st aul d be I o ougn y d scussed by all d d not dec de I by you a o c LIBRA (Sepl 23 Oct 23) Yes e l ily you ca k ed a lh ng s ca l st ca y Today you e <JPI to v ew a e s fa too opt n st c al y Cone tJawn toea h SCORPIO lOci 24 Nov 221 rne shoe w t c o tt e o he lao cance r g ance o bus ne% fhc edge you lad yes e day has sh fled to I e Ollie guy SAG ITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21 J Fo rb ddcn p casu c~ w nod a tan z ng a11 c to lay I you get nvo veu you te have no o e to I 1 c t you se I CAPR ICOR N IDee 22 Jan 1 9).- Wt1 t! n ak g udgn e s od::ly oc sony on t e co d 1 o s tJe 1 e t to th e ssu You en so g s sub ec t a evan h uences I Waul a Pohceman Dear C WIN AT BRIDGE PHONE 992-5271 ------- ------ ~< Is thos normal!or a 17 year-old grrl? What s woth her ? _ a 6Jx 12 Schult Custom step up d nmg and k !chen so ld new $10 000 now SO 495 ASK US ABOUT WANTED exper enced 60x12 l bertv T URF TRIM pu sh lype VEGETABLES AND 2 bedroom plumber non e other need $4 795 FLOWERS rotary mower Has Br ggs & PRE FABRICATED apply AI Weather Roof ng 65x12 K rkwood (beaut lui Str at ton eng n e 7 m c h ::137 North Second Avenue Ca bbage head ettvce sweet 16 995 4 FAM 1L Y yard sate Wed pla st1 c whe e l s loop st y le M ddleport or phone 992 2550 and not peppers 60x 12 Elcona reduc ed to S5 495 manv KOSCO T KOSMET CS & nesday and Thur sday May 8 4 30 tfc 60x l 2 PMC 3 bedroom $4 495 var et es of tom aloes soc lubu ar handl e (22 1982) 808 W Matn St Pomeroy WIGS For a good lme of and 9 Off Rt 7 bypass 3 60x 2 Fleetwood 2 bedroom and 6Sc do1en Cosmet1cs fr endly serv ce miles up Lead ng Creek Road save $ 000 at S5 495 Flowers - Petun.as Pans1es POMEROY LANDMARK and someone to chat w th Ph one 742 3104 ~UMI:.UNE needed at once to SOx 10 Nat onal 2 bedroom Mar golds plus many other give me a ca I Helen J ane 5 7 lip hang paper Call 992 5158 or Jack W Carsey Mgr $2 695 var et es soc to 65c pak Brown 992 511 3 Burltto Tour Specs contact Mrs Bertha Batey 2 - 55x10 Fl ee twoods S2 79 5 Phone 992 2181 Geran urns and other pot 241 Sout h Third Ave M d Delivered to Job S1te 3 19 tfc MEIG S County F Sh and Game each plants 10 nch hang ng Assoc1at1on w II hold a dleport WE a so have 4 bank baskets petun1as or vm ng A TO Z Mart used furn1shed meet ng at 7 30 p m Wed 5 5 3tp reposse ss ons t hat you can appl ances cloth ng d1 shes nesday May 8 at CoonHun geran 1Ums SS 00 Porch buy w1th a sma t down and m sc R t JJ oppos t e ters Club Room Snowba ll boxes petun1as or pans es payment and assume th e r tra ler court Hartford W H II I ree Garage $3 00 or $4 00 loans These are mos tl y lat e 1974 SUZUKI T M 125 exce ll ent APPLICATON S onty for meter va MATERIALS CO 5 7 2tc cond I on Pon e 992 2797 Hubbard s Greenhouse model homes and the pr ces patro men and eKtra po ce Esftmates 4 10 tfc 773 5554 Mason W Va 5 6 Jtc Syracuse 0 992 5776 nclud e your de very and P ease contact Pomeroy GARAGE Sale Wednesday and compl et e se t u~ So for an Po ce Department 992 2427 Thur sday May 8 and 9 109 honest to goodness good deal HOME grown toma to plants 0 J LAUDERM LT Rootng 4 16 tfc Spnng Avenue corner of Pleasant R dge Pom erov mproved MeK can yellow stop n today at Berry M ler Spr ng Ave and Condor St a ----~---- - - -~Prone 992 7665 Jub tee Hinds 350 Also hot Mob1 e Home Sales 705 a m to 4 p m SOMEONE to mow grass p eppers and mangoes 1968 BUICK La Sabre 43 000 Farson Street Belpre 011 o 4 ~0 1210 5 7 2tp Phone 992 1774 m es R ad o heater power Thomas Hayman across phone 423 9531 c losed Sun brakes and steer ng Sl 000 day from Mun1c pat park n 5 7 2tc To Give Away Now whtle the weather IS Call John Weeks 992 2148 be Sy racuse 4 26 10tc PUBLIC NOTICE twe en 9 a m and 5 p m 4 28 12t c TO H L COEN and VADA PUPPIE S m xed breed Phone SOMEO NE who can s ckle sttll cool 1s the best trme It 992 533 1 We chtown Road h1lls des Phone 992 5233 5 5 3tc COEN whose addresses are "For Free Estimate 1nqUire can be m slalled at your Mlnersv lie 5 7 3tp unknown and c annot w th CLELAND FARM S A ND 5 7 6t p now about a beautiful new conventence w1th no wattmg 1957 CHEVY Perfe ct sh ape reasonable d l 1genc e be GREENHOUSE A van ety of extra parts S1 600 Phone 99 2 roof tn fashton colors MAN to work dry c ean ng around 1n hot muggy ascerta ned cabbage and toma to pants 3427 Route ABC C eaners Mason 1972 YAMAHA 350 str eetb ke TO The unknown hers lOLA S Beaury Sa lon on John weal her tor sale Also broccol and showroom c ond t on J 000 7 4tp W Va dev sees legatees eKec utors and May Str eet Syracuse caul flower sweet peppers Phone 992 2550 actual m les S700 Phone 742 5 7 tfc admm str ator s and ass1g ns of Oh o Mothers Day Spec1a11• hot peppers egg plan ts head OPEN Roger Hysell s Garage 6501 H L Coen and Vada Coen f Car y R chards Cond t on lettuce and EASTER 57 3 p near Crossroads on State they are dec ease d perm wave a soft casual cur F LOWERS pansy mum s Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m to go w th the new trend m azalea hydrangea FOR Memor al Day n1 ce Monday through S.eturday You are hereby not fed tnat ha1 r stvles tod av On v S12 50 Under New Management ger an urns petun as several selection of Flowers Baskets Phone 992 5682 or 992 71 21 yo u have been named defen Wi th shampoos and set k nds of hang ng baskets N 7nd Moddleporl Faye s G ft Sho p Sprays 4 12 26tc dants n a legal act on ent tied Frost ngs w1 th toner $12 50 N 2nd Ave Moddleporl 0 Gerald ne Cleland Rae ne North Second St M dd eport Roberta C 0 Br en et al Make an appo ntment for Oh o Under New Management 5 7 t fc 1960 MGA Roadster $400 oo pia n l 1ffs vs H L Coen et al Mom now Good through May 3 29 tfc DON T fUSS don t cuss turn Phon e 965 331 0 def end ants Th s act on has 1 lola Dam ewood Karen over junk automob les to us POP vendor 5 can setup for 25c been ass gned Case No 15 542 n Lyons open even ngs by 52 6tp NEIGLER Bu1ld ng Supply for W II oav $5 for old tunK cars Po tv s Auct on House 537 the Common Pleas Court of appomtments ------------bUild ng houses phone 949 Phone 1 (304) 773 5890 H gh St M ddlepo r t or phone Me g s Coun v Oh o 47569 967 ONE ton t-ord Stake bed 3604 cal1 Guy Ne gler 5 1 12tc R1vers de Auto wrecK ng 992 3509 truck Phone 992 2550 or 742 Rae ne Oh1o BRITTANY Span 1el pups 6 4 9 26tc 5 7 7tc 6551 53 26tc T h~ob ec t of the comp ant s YARD Sa le Roder ck Gr mm s weeks old AKC reg stered to detcrm ne hers and partt on on Broadway n Rae ne May 4 30 tfc good blood I nes Phone 99 2 SEWING MACHINES Repa r o I and gas underly ng real 6 and 7 m sc tems ,.,R OCERY bus ness for sate WILL pant roofs and houses service all makes 992 2284 6359 1969 INTERNATIONAL p1ckup estat e s tuat ed •n Sal sburv 55 3tc Free est mates Phone 99 2 Bu1ld ng for sale or lease The Fabric Shop Pomeroy 5 2 4tc 55 OOOactual rn les 6ply t re s Town sh p Me gs County Oh o -------- ---2460 Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m Authorized S1nger Sales and Polly s Auct1on House 537 wh ch s descr bed as follows CARPORT Sale Thursday to 10 p m for appo ntment 5 2 6tp Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssol's H1gh St M ddleport or phone All of th e northwest quarter of May 9 10 am to 5 p m at 916 ------------ 3 29 tfc 3 20 tfc 992 3509 DOZER and back hoe work- _____________ _ Sect on 34 Towns n p 2 n Range South Th rd M ddleport ------- ~--- -5 1 3tc 13 of the Oh o Company s Avon toys ctotn ng mov1e ONE Maytag wr nger washer ponds and septic tanks dlt DOZER work land clear ng by Purchas conta n ng 160 acres camera and protector pus good as new 1 0 McCoy HOU SE on 110 Stat e Stre et n chmg service top so I fill the acre hourly or contraC't be the sa m e more or less m sc Monkey Run Pomeroy Phone 985 3944 dirt limestone B&K Ex farm ponds roads etc Lar{le Being one of the tracts or Part a ly remode led new gas 5 5 Jtc 5 1 6tp ca11atmg Phone 992 5367 or dozer and operator W1th over parcels of land conveyed to the furna ce Phone 992 2204 992 3861 20 years expenence Pull1ns Me g s Coun t y 0 S. Coa t DEEM Custom Butcher ng '25 12tp WALNUT stereo rad o 8 track 9 1 tfc Excavat ng Pomeroy Oh o Company by deed dated Sept Meat Process ng Phone 667 tape comb nat on 4 speaker ------ ---Phone 992 2.478 2 BEDROOM house n M d 18 1865 and recorded n Vo 29 3608 Coolv 11le Oh o sound system Balance AUTOMOBILE nsurance been 12 19 tfc dleport New k1tchen and page 118 1 9 and 120 Me gs 5 5 26tp HOU SE for rent 4 rooms and S107 38 or easy terms Cal l cancelled? Lost your bath app l iances ncluded CoutltV Deed Records 992 3965 operator s license Call 992 WILL tr m or cut trees and bath on Hysell Run Road Ca ll Cal 992 5310 Further referen ce s made to LARGE se lec t on of flowers for 4 JO tfc 7428 shrubbery Also clean oUt after 5 p m 742 5113 4 25 26tc Deed s r ecorded n Volume 3<1 Mothers Day and Memor a 6 15 tfc basements att cs etc Phone 5 1 3tc SEWING ma ch nes brand new page 609 Me gs Coun y Deed -~-----------Day Smalley s G ft Shop V1rc.l 'l B. Tt •,::lfo n L S1 949 3221 or 742 4441 Recor ds and Vo lurne 130 page HOME n Rust c H 11 Syracuse z g Zag n n ce walnut table Ches ter Oh o Pt10ne 985 3537 4 23 26tc ONE acrfi! n F atwoods area for Br n k,• f 161 Me gs County Deed Oh o 3 bedrooms ranch stvte In or gnat cartons Never 5 5 6tc Mob te Home New sept1c Records w1th basement Phone 992 110 M echan1 c S l n' ~" t used clearance on 74 models SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED tank Chesler and Tuppers Save and except aPout 4 acres 2374 after 5 p m all day on 6 ACRES of land m .Ja em REASONABLE rates Ph 4.46 (Only a few ava table ) S63 40 Pomeroy, Ohw ·15169 Pta ns water 2 pat os stab sod to Leonard Koen g 2 1 SO UTHERN Plan ts lama oes Center located on State Satu rda y and Sunday ca sh or te rms ava table 4782 Gallipolis John Russell for ut 1 ty shed Only 5 m les acre s. sold to James and Ethel pepper s sweet po ta toes and Route 124 ' m le of Parker Phone 992 2(153 53 6tp Owner and Operator from Pomeroy Phone 992 Jeffers and about 6 of an acre on ons Se e or call James Ray Run Mine Price S6 500 Also 4 30 lfc BUSINESS Grocery wtth 5071 5 12 tf c sol d for h ghwa y purposes H II Leta rt Fa t s 247 2961 6 rooms and bath home n gas pumps all stock and some 5 7 tfc Racine n1ce lot on State Also except ng 15 38 acres and ____ _ ______4_!~ 12tc ELECTROLUX Vacuum AROBIC Route 124 a good buy for SEPTIC TANKS 20 "cres prev ous y sold by w Cleaners complete w th at eq.u pment A good nvestment SEWAGE SYSTEMS S65 000 Phone 949 3211 SLEEP IN G room over w ne tachments cordw nder and for a couple Should return H So uth and Ora B South CLEANED REPAIREil> 5 7 Jtc You are requ~red to answer store Pom eroy References pant spray Used but •n I ke your nvest ment m less than a MILLER SANITATION reQuired Phone 992 5293 new cond ton Pay S34 45 t h ~ Compla nt w th n 2B days STEWART OHIO PH 662 after the l ast publlcat on of th s 4 30 tfc N CE 3 bedroom home for sale cash or budge t plan ava fable year 3035 not1c e wh 1ch w 11 be pub I sned NEW LISTING Large 8 Sll 000 Phone 992 3975 or 992 Phone 992 2653 10 .4 tf c 2571 once each week fo r s x con 4 30 tf c room s 2 baths 5 bedrooms 608 E ONE bedroom Ira ler a r -~--------'----secuf ve weeks The ast 4 19 tfc cond.t oned 10 m nut es from modern k tchen w1th bake SEPTIC TANKS cleaned MAIN publ cat on w II be made on Pomeroy or M1dd eport Ca I KNAPP Shoes May Spec 1a l s Modern San1tatlon 99~ 3954Ar Full basement F A June 4 1974 and the 28 days for 992 6630 after 4 p m now ava labte Phon~ 992 un ts 992 7349 POMEROY, 0 answer w II start on t]at date furnace and over 1 acre Near 5324 WANTED 5 5 6tc 10 23 tfc n case of your fa ure to 4 30 tfc -- --Gav n on Rl 7 SYRACUSE l / 2 story TO WORK IN ------~-- ----answer or otherw se respond as FURNISHED apartlnent READY MIX CONCRE~~ MIDDLEPORT large 2 frame 3 bedrooms bath requ red by the Oh o Rules of Z1g Zag sew ng adults only Phone 992 5592 SINGER deltvered right to your c v11 Procedur e rudgmen t by fam ly home Near church ... porches basement new FA mach nes w th carrymg case project Fast and easy Free 4 9 tfc defaul t Will be re nder ed aga nst gas furnace large level lot t ke new Also 10 Truetone schools shoppmg on mce st estimates Phone 992 328~ you tor rei ef demanded n th s TRAILeR --Br;wn~-T;."; er Portable TV Phone 992 3059 out of h gh water m good part $6 500 00 Goegleln Ready M ix Cq com pta nt Gallipolis Par k Phone 992 3324 5 3 4tc of lo wn Middleport Ohio REDUCED FOR POMEROY - Ranch type 2 4 14 ttc 6 30 tfc Larry E Spencer BR LOTS OF CLOSETS 1974 KAWASAKI 90 motorcycle QUICK SALE Clerk of Courts ANo-;-RooMfur~-;-h-;; and 2 months old 260 ac tual m lies ON RT 7 - In Tuppers Pia ns NICE KITCHEN C BRADFORD Auct1oneer Common Pleas Court n A 1 condition Pn ce $425 2J?edroom home bath ga rage unfurn shed apartments Comolete Service CABINETS & range car Me gs County Oh o RACINE Phone 992 5434 Gor don Proff1tt Portland Send Res ume and Present Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 (41 30 {5 J 7 14 21 2B (6) 4 6 c an)V acre ONLY $BSOO 00 peted porch full basement Oh o 3 m les below Ravens Salary to 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 Racme Ohio 4 12 tfc garage gas FA heat wood Ferry on Stat e Rout e NEW HOMES - Of your own BR LARGE MODERN Crltt Bradford 338 FtRIVATE meetng room for cho1ce P1ck the one you like f ireplace $15 000 00 KITCHEN I h BATHS S I If> ' . any organ zatton phone 99 2 Box 605 S 5 1tc and be n soon We have 9 CARPET THROUGHOUT POMEROY About p;, 3915 FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR JACK SON, OH. 45640 EXCAVATING dozer loiHier models acre has waler lights G)\RAGE ALL ONE 3 11 tfc 197 3 FORD 250 XLT camper and backhoe work septic spec al w th 390 VB eng ne NEW LISTING N ce 2 sewage 1deal for home or LARGE FLAT WELL tanks Installed dump trucks automat c trans powe r bedrooms 2 baths modern tra lers S3 iJoo 00 LANDSCAPED LOT and lo boys tor h.re will haul TRA LER space on large tot in steer ng brakes a1r co n PRICED MIO TWENTIES Welker s Tra ler Park 247 fill dirt top soil 11mest0fte REEDSVILLE - 77 acres dlt1onlng rad o Sl d ng rear kttchen w th Db I s nk cook Mulberry Aven ue Pomeroy and gravel Call gob or Roger c1ty water 1deal for home or window cab I ghts tmted un ts furnace heat and full Oh o Phone 992 3044 Jeffers day phone 992 7089' glass r ea r st ep bumper basement w th garage Nic:e trailers $9 000 RUTLAND night phone 992 3525 or 992 .__ 5 36tp 7 50X16 8 ply t1res 6 000 actual pat10 w1th cover At long TUPPERS PLAINS S232 m les A 1 cond ton Pr ce 2 BEDROOM mob 1le home Ranch type 3 years old 3 2 11 tfc S3 995 Gordon Prof1t1 Port Bollom 3 BEDROOMS LARGE KIT Phone 992 5592 land Oh o 3 m es be low A GOOD BUY CAN BE BR b~th lovely kttchen and L KE NEW CARPET ~R~REE-es~mateSon 5 3 ttc Ravenswood Fe rr y on State FOUND HERE WE HAVE A ALUM SIDING OWNER dtn1ng ut lily carpeted all alum lnum siding storm doors Route 33B WILL HELP ~INANCE and windows Ra1t1ng Phone PICJURE OF PROPERTIES electric carport $17 000 MOBI L E home 2 bedroom 5 5 7tc FOR QUALIFIED BUYER Charles llsle Syracuse Ohtb OFFERED FOR SALE DON T DELAY IN Two m les from Harr son PRICED BELO;tl Carl JiiCOb Sales v lie w I be vacant May 1 NIGHTCRAWLERS and fish SPECTIONS YOU MAY MARKET Sl2 000 Representat i ve V V <)~IHH~h lf/;f·:H~:, Phon e 742 362 1 worm s Contact third house Johnson and Son Inc :Jt. WAIT TOO LONG TO BUY I I I I ~J 1 1 ! ,\! 1) IJ I ' .__ on r1ght 124 Linco ln HI 5 1 ttc 4 30 tfc OR SELL USE OUR SER /,' ·, 1 , ( i i', ! I ', Road OFFICf,-446 3643 SMAL L trailer 10 miles north VICES EVENINGS of Pomeroy Idea for couple ----~---~ HENRY E CLELANil> Bud McGhee-446 1255 OLD autos 6 or more cars wiil 992-3325 or Rent reasonable Phone 992 ANT IQUE Gun Collect on give SJ 00 piece 1B cars ~ E M Ike Wlseman-446 BROKER 7479 Mtaaleporf Pomeroy Phone 99 2 2<~04 more Will glve ~etter Pnctr. 3796 992 2259 or 992 2568 5 1 tfc Call 985 4297 3 28 IIC Help Wanted By Helen and Sue Bottel all hours of the mght on the lookout Smce she got her clnver s hcense she souton thestreetschasmgpatrol cars WEDNESDAY MAYS 1974 6 00 - Sunr se Sem nar 4 Sacr ed Heart 10 6 15 - Urban league 10 Folk L1ter a tur e 3 6 25 - Farm Report 13 6 30 -F veMmutestoLive8y.4 News6 B1bleAnswers8 The Story 13 6 35- Columbus Today 4 6 45 ~ Farmtlme 10 Morn ng Report 3 7 OOP -f Today 3 4 15 CBS News B 10 Dtek Van Dy ke 13 H R 1 unsuf6 7 30 - Rocky & Bul lw nkle 13 New Zoo Rev~:~e6 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Jefl s Coli e 6 8 25 - Ja ck l alanne 3 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55- News 13 9 00 - Paul D xon 4 Fr endly Juncl on 0 AM 3 Abbotl & Costello 8 Phil Dona hue 15 W1 ld W ld West 6 Move The Challenge 13 Cover to Cover 33 9 30 - To Telllhe Trulh 3 Taltletales B 9 55 - Chu ck Whtle Reporls 10 10 00 - D1nah Shore 3 5 Jokers W ld 8 10 Company 6 10 30 - Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gamb 18 10 11 00 - Password 13 W1zard of Odds 3 4 15 M1ke Doug as 6 New You See It 8 10 II 30- Holl ywood Squares 3 4 15 love of L fe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Sesame 33 II 55 - CB S News 8 Dan I mel s World 10 12 00 - Passwor d 6 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 Jackpol 3 15 12 30- Sear ch for Tomorrow 8 10 Spl t Second 6 Celebr th Sweepstakes 3 15 12 45 - El ec Co 33 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 I 00- News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Not for Women Only IS Concenlrat on B What s My L ne 10 I 30 - 3 On a Malch 3 4 15 As I he World Turns 8 10 ABC Aflernoon Playbreak 6 13 2 30 - Doclors3 4 15 Edge of N1ghl8 10 3 00 - Another Wor ld 3 4 15 General Hospital 6 13 Pr ce Is R ghf 8 10 R FD 20 3 30 - One L fe lo ltve 6 13 Phil Donahue 4 Match Game 8 10 How to Surv ve a Marr age 3 15 The Way Th ngs Are 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 20 33 Lucy Show 8 Huck & Yog 6 I Dream of Jeannie 13 Mov1e The Man Called Fl ntslone 10 4 30 - Green Acres 3 Bonan za 15 Hazel Jackpot• 4 Gtll gan s Island 6 13 5 00 - Mr Roberts 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr ffm 4 Andy Grrfflth 8 B g Valley 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 5 30- Elec Co 33 Beverly Htllbllloe s 8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 15 HOQan s Heroes lJ and Ph 992 2174 ~ Rap OFFICE SUPPLIES ;::,.... Generation Rap I have thos froend who has a fellsh for pohcemen She neve• leaves her Muse wothout a pohce radio She sots on her porch to Bla ckJ ournaiJ3 Th eWay ThngsAre20 Book Beat 20 TBA 8 10 O~ew~ a rc ups W elby MD 6 3 Washmgton Stra•ght Talk 33 o 1 ce Story 3 30 Day at N ght 33 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak1 33 30 Johnny Carson 3 4 15 One Deadly Owner 6 Un tau< ha b les 13 Moves Maracatbo 8 Mov e Opera1 on Wa head 10 12 30 1 00 L fe 2 00 - 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy Radlato,_'_ Service • c"' d;~~·/~;' 1 ~1 11 9 00 9 30 ~----,v,,, ,,~~~""'1 Dear Rap 8 OX;jHappy Moyers Journal 33 Nova 20 am 2 3 4 15 Maude s o B 3~t Hawa F ve 0 10 Baseba I 15 Banacek 3 Move The or y Th e Furb n P rorecto r 4Pretty Boy Floyd 6 3 Mo ve 742-6273 NELSON ROOF PAINTING CQNSTRUcrION ~OrCo~hat PHONE COMPLETE INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING ~ Roofmg Spoutmg Alummum Sodmg And Complete Remodeling .See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 i 1974 ~ 5 OO TUESDAY MAY7 1974 G,;t, M; ~ogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 >lerv Gr If n 4 Andy n tg Valley 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 30 5 T - 1Beverly H llbtlltes B Elec co 33 Hodgepodge lodge 10 ~at s West 15 Hogan s Heroe s 13 7 s My l ne 8 Du sl y s Tra 113 Elec 20 Trulh 3 h 33 Ht~~qs Beat the Clock ' New s 6 10 M arco Sportl le T c oo TV Honor Soc ely 5 1 30 0 Hoi Telllhe Truth 6 New Prtce 15 R ght 8 10 RFD 20 ClockwJ~dJquares 3 Lass1e 15 Dealer s Cho1ce 4 Beat th e ;======================~~==============::==::~=1!-;==========~========~ CE PR CE II E Wllkmson Sma ng.ne 992 3D92 399 W Main Pomeroy 0 Located at Modern Supply Smal Eng me Repl r Tuesday May Television Log 1\oesd"y May 7 1 97~ I • I I > I, I " ' I • �, Sentinel Classifieds Get R esu lts. "~,~~f~SH UT 10 - 1 hdJmly St!ntmel Moddlepm t Pomco oy 0 11 - The Daol) Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 For Sale • In Memory IN ~ollce MEMORY of my Frances passed other Sch ne de away May MOTHER S who 5 He en OaU"ghters 1933 5 7 tc MISS Mary Lo u B r ch daughter of C nt and Sus e S nger B r ch born Oc ober 23 1941 n M e gs County Oh o deparled th s 1 f e May 974 at Gal po s Sta e Hosp Ia Ga I pol s Oh o after a short !ness a h e age of 32 years 6 months and B days She s surv ved by her father C nt B r ch Por land Oh o one brother Thomas 8 r ch Wa erfo r d Oh o lhr ee s sters M s El en L pps V ncent Oh o Mrs Dora L pps L ttl e Hock ng Oh o M ss Leota 8 rch Port an d Oh o and a host of other r c at ves and f ends She was ' preceded n dea h by her mo ther Mr s Sus e B rch Gu y B r c h brother and H er bert M c Na m ee half Dearest loved one we mus t ay thee In th e peace lu grave s em brace But h y n emo y w be cher shed T 1 we se_j:' thy hea venly face Amen s7 [ l' ltp Card of Thanks I ' • ' I WE WISH t o than k a I our fr ends and ne ghbors for the r k ndness dur ng th e l ln ess and death of my dear daught e r and ou r s ster Mary Lou B r ch Spe c at thanks to Dr Stack Dr Mendoza Dr Some n the staff of nurs es at Ga I pol s State Ho sp tal Ew ng Funeral Hom e Rev Free and Norri s the B sse t F am ly Smg ers pal bearers grave ca re akers and everyone for the beaut fu flowers Mr C nt B r ch and Fal1 t es 5 7 tp -----·-I WI SH to than k a I WhO 1 II help ed n any way dur no t he~ rlrt"'" death of my husband Voy~ f Spurlock A I the fr ends and ne ghbOrs who sent flower s food ca r ds and pra yers may God b less you a l Mrs Voyd C Spur l ock and Fam ly l -----' 5 7 ltp Not1ce CONCERNING Acts 9 1 1B n the B ble When Paul was converted d d he re ce1ve tne Holy Ghost and manifest the sp r1t bY speak ng n tongues., Yes I Acts 9 7 I Cor nth ans 14 18 5 3 6tc mvms geran um s beg on as a w de va e y o f hang ng ba sk et s a nd I a sot annu a l s C l e t =~ nd s F arms a nd Greenhourse Gera d ne Cle and Rae ne Ed th and Dearest one hou has tef us broth And thyerloss we deep y feel Bu t s God who has bere ft us He can a I our so ows hea flow e r s c omb l <l l on pot s Fond rnemor es keep her ever near Day 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 1914 CHEVELLE CLASSIC 13995 4 Door le ss than 3500 m les green vmyl top & I ght greel"\.. f n1 sh gree n v nyl nten or tr m 350 V 8 2 bbl t n ted~ glass facto ry a 1r cond t oned AM radto floor mats body prot ec t ve mldg power steer ng & brakes turbo hydra mat c ext d ecor package comfort It stee nng whee l wh cover s & w w t r es Very n ce & Is loaded w th ex tra s Oh o 5 s 7tc DANCE WHISPERING PINES NITE CLUB s -----------WE ARE p1ck ng up a p ano your some POMEROY MOTOR CO. ELUSIVE DREAMS area and wou d respons b e party n ke to take ov er payments Call Cred f Manager (614) 772 5669 or wr te 260 East Ma n Str eet Ch II cot he Oh o 45601 4 7 tf c ---------NEW 3 bedroom home I , bath garage basement on Gravel H II M ddl eport Natural gas a rea~y n Phone Dale Dutton 992 3369 even ng s 992 2534 1 17 tfc 3 Mustc by Phone 5 5 6tp EXCELSIOR Sa t Works E Man St Pomeroy All kmds of salt water pel ets water nuggets block sa I a~d own Oh o R ver Sa t Phone 992 3891 6 tfc 197 3 CHEll CAPRICE 13895 4 door uKury ca r wh te f m sh wlih v nyl top g een kn t cloth t r m tint~ glass factory a r turbo hydramat c P S P B s1de protect ve mould ngs H 78 w s w t es bumper guards r ad o w1th tape Fn & Sat Noghts REG STER E O poled Hereford year t ng bu Is Also cow s w th ca l ves I 0 Me Coy phon e 985 3944 5 1 6tp OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO SPR I NG HOUSECLEANING EXTRA SPE C AL pr ces on many p eces of used turn lure to make room for summer sto ck AI appl ances have 30 days guarantees Refr gerators $19 95 up (Apt S1Ze $49 95 1 Gas and etectr c OLD Upr ght p anos Any INTERESTED n be ng your ranges f ro m $39 95 Wr nger cond I on pay ng SIO cash washers fsome MaytagsJ $45 own boss and own ng your Wr te g ve d r eel ons to up Auto wa shers S45 own bus ne ss? L m ted W TTEN PIANO CO P 0 Elect n c dryers $35 NEW amount of cap tat necessary Box 18 Sard s Oh o 43946 F URNITURE SA VING S Th s go ng bu s ness can be 4 26 301p Regu ar $69 95 RECL NER S f nan ced Ca l 992 5786 SSO 3 pc table se t {maple or 4 29 26tc HAVE buyers for farm s walnut S34 95 Lots of clean vacant and recreat1on spots --·-----USED furn ture round oak espec a ty n the Pomeroy tab les oak buffet wood Ra e ne M ddlepor areas chrome d n e tes pr corner Pease ca 1 co tt ec 861 8356 or ch na cab ne s w th match ng 237 8635 or wr t e to K rk 4 MOBILE homes two 2x50 ta~le and 6 sh e d back cha rs patr ck s Rea ty 924 Year ! ng year old and 2 bedroom one (2 mast er and 4 s de) pecan Rd Co um bu s Oh o 43 227 12x65 1969 3 b edroom one 2 f n sh S285 other d n ng rm 5 5 Oto bedroom 10x50 Ph one 742 su tes f rom $125 bedroom 5980 su tes couches OS cha r s 5 7 tic NO 1 Cooper 85c rad ator s sturdy st r a ght maple cha rs 40c red brass 40c batter es $5 meta desks very S 40 M A Hall Reedsv1 le SPEC AL $12 l g Selec t on 1970VALIANT65x 12 Jbedroom Oh o Phone 378 6249 occas onal tables c hes t mob le hom e Stove and 3 24 tf c dre sse rs str cha rs even f la t refr gerator Ca ll 99 2 5832 top trunks uggate Open to 7 CASH pa d fo r all makes and 5 5 3tc p m Tuesday through Sun models of mob t e homes day KUHL ~ BARGAIN Phon e area code 614 423 9531 CENTER Rt 7 at caul on 3 bedrooms 4 13 tf c 1974 TRAILER I ght TUPPER S PLAIN S 2J~;64 1us t l 1ke new A r ea Oh o 8 dam X 4 h igh buy See or cal Perry OLD turn ture oak tab les SW IM ( 7 500 gal on cap Honey cu tt Tupper s Pia ns clo cks ce boxes brass beds MING POO L wth ac Oh o phone 667 6191 d shes desks or co mplete cesser es VERY SPEC AL at 5 2 Stp household s Wr te M D $10 0 M tier Rt il Pom eroy Oh o s 1 6t c call 992 7760 5 13 tfc BERRY M LLER Mob le Home Sales ha s a tot to offer when JUN K Au to s comp let e and you sta r t shoppmg for your , - - - - - - - - - - - - - , del vered to our varCJ We p ck. Mob le Home You can beat up auto bodes and buy all he h gh deprec at on you It k nd s of scrap m etals and have on your home the f rst ron R der s Salvage State two years by shopp ng fo a SPECIAL Route 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy late model used Mob le Home Oh o Phone 992 5468 Here are some eve y day low 4 6 16tp pr ces From 10 To I 2 ~===~=:;::=.;:;==~ 9hrnesou lof 10 We are you best market for Copper W re Brass A l um1num Wa st e Paper Sc rap Steel Sc rap Cast Iron Stamless Monel IBM Cards and IBM Pr nt Outs We are open each day from 9 ttll 4 Fnday from 9 t II 12 Noon only Wanted To Buy Busmess Opportumlles Mobile Homes For Sale THE ROSENBERG COMPANY 79 Depot Street Athens Ohto ANY INSURANCE NEED Ca ll Steve Snowden PH 992 7155 Pomeroy Motor Co. tractor ITATI l oU M A _ IIUUIANCI State Farm In surance Com pani es F-7028 LET Po ty s Auc on se 1 t for you the Auct on Way we p ckup 537 H 1gh Str ee t M ddleport Phone 992 3509 57 30tc POLLY S Auct on sell ng ret a and wholesa e Open Monday through Sa turday 10 a m to 5 30 p m Ca I 992 3509 or stop by 537 H gh Str eet M d dleport s 7 26tc MOWERS $52~D AUCTION Sa e every Fr day ;;.t 7 p m Polly s Auct on House 537 H gh St M dd lepor t Phone 992 350 9 Colonel Pickens Auct oneer 5 7 26tc Business Services DIICHING SERVI Water Lines and Power Lines All work done by the foot or contracl Also dozer work and septtc tanks tn ~.. lied AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR • We repa1r lawn mowers and garden tractors PH. 949-3611 CAll CARL NELSON PHONE 992 5083 RACINE GARAGE RACINE OHIO EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 H&W REFRIGERATION SERVICE On Most Amencan Cars - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Refrtgerators Home & Automobtles Freezers Air Cond1t1oners and Com mercu~l Umts Ph Water Eleclnc Gas Sewer l nes 1nsta lied Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks L1mestone~ F1ll D1rt Commercial Residential Construction & Remodel 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY 5587 or 992 Pomeroy, 0 992 7204 BROWN'S FIRE & SAFElY EQUIPMENT FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES& SERVICE HOME ALARMS Phone 742 4673 742 5595 Boll Brown, Owner ~utland, Oh1o 777 Pearl Street Mtddleport Ohoo Phone 992 5367 or 992 38~ I lO 10 II II POMEROY HOME & AUTO' FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Otsplay 9PERIENCED ·-·I iI I J From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad1ator to the smallest Heater Core Nathan Boggs Radtator Spec1ahst SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave M rldleoort 0 Now under new management RON AND KAREN THOMAS Stop 1n and say Hello Bn1111 m thts ad for a Free Gtft 20", 3 H.P. ------------- WOOD TRUSSES ;£\> b GENE WOLfE'S BODY SHOP .. HOGG & ZUSPAN AIR CONDITION NO\'!? YES! All WEATHER HARDWARE PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN RACINE THE DAILY SENTINEL IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? HARiivARE EAST • 98 7 2 • J 972 • A K 65 • 96 3 ofol087~ • 10 52 ofo93 1 and MEIGS COUNTIES -------------- 3 - ---------- - - -------------- GREAT COUNTRY GET AIIEIIIOI STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM _______ I Eas1 , Pass Pa ss 3N I Pa ss West Pass 6 Ma tl t.<_ll ed 5 Met 1 rncnt Br ewei ) produ._t S I ask fo Dea r TKS It i<lkes IM lo m a ke a baby so bolh shou ld know of 1Is exostence Smce you had a no stnngs arra ngement lei hun kn ow when you tell him 11 1sn t a marnage trap Lets hope he decides for se tthng down - SUE +++ Dear Sec ret But If Don prefers dingmg a r ound he shou ld at least assume som e of the fmancoal r espons1b1hty I !honk you should tell h1m about his Impending fatherhood - HELEN Unscramhl c these four Jumbles one letter to each square to form four o rdinary words r I 1b t l I I ec '5 Old court dance 2" Sl ay 2 wcls 1 19 Huss oan Ci ty 30 Eua fafl 32 lnd1m weo ght 13 I m geroe 1tem 11 New Mexi can lndoan 35 Afrocan republic 3 lllssong SOIUld 38 Oveqoyed 39 D}lan I hom as for one 40 Japanese wold dog t9 2 \\ U!:i J Comple te lbo 1clcd (od s second m stake N oe lzocl c ) Bucolic WHILE U xxx I J INVERT I I Jk d I decay 16 One k 6 Sm• l l r~ g 1 cr1 t me J~S ( nlcl 2 wds) Bel g oan resor t obout Here's how CRl'PTOQUOTES WKfl OITJY KO Z QWUO N ZIQ A IYU RS \ YUJUBSVRS\ (Aiuwert tomorrowl GRIMY II Odoous !I Fruot o St lt ed AXl'DLBAAXR LONGFEI 1 OW ~ow arrange the c1rcled letters 1r xxxI I !'he Bartered One letter Simply stands ror another ln th s sample A il used for th e three I s X f or tl e t vo 0 et c Smgle letters apostrophes th e l ength and f or lliltiO 1 of the W( rds are all hmts Each day the code l etters arc d fTer cn l WHAIS A HOME WIIH NOI50DY lf.IERE7 PMtU!FmiM~~Urt 11 of" of I I SOf CRYPTOQUOTE Is to form the surpr1se answer ELl suggested by the above cartoon t•lu ltv t ~ 10 23 Mm e1ol DAILY I Juml b IJ1oss rdu se 10 sltop ~ 0 0 \\H n Matt ted XJ tVUWOll J>EWCJJ 1I ~ I 01 il ble 0I AIIO RY QW lsQ WRYKBJ WIKYJ PKA ORQ PKVXRV I TANGLE Yesterdays Cryploquote fHE WISE MAN FORGETS IN SUL1S AS THE UNG RATEFUL ~ORGErs BENEFITSClUN~SE PROVERB Answrr HI nl a f ellc crmq! 1 ,. t1 c rmn moghl be- RINGING WET PROBABLY 25 GRAND APIECE IN THERE AND NO -GET RIO OF TJ.IAT DAME; WITJ.l THE TAX! 1Hffi D "El.P- BIG GLASS MARBLE'. ' CAPTAIN EASY ..VHERE Oswald & James Jacoby ~RE VOU MY THE PRES.$ 5 ALL REAO> CO"--TRACT $ GN f.JG 1~:;~ t; I HE BOHN LOSEH WINKLE WH/>-T S \IJI<C!J(o ~~IT11 m~ ~fA"'~ETTI z IT MA~f:t TJ.IATS ~All56 I'S SAtJf;RI~RAUI v- lASIE$ SCVR AI I EY OO P SOME FOLK'S S R ICH SOM!O DO YOUTH NK THAT MIGHT SE OUR FRIEND R'tKER'7 FOLKS IS LA7.'/ AN EV RYBOD'/ ELSE IS LIKE US " A ~ R 1-:NTEHPH Sl:: ASSN" 7 1• Pass Soulh 2'1 2• Pass ? North East SHUX l CAN DO GOODERN LOOK AT M'l BUBBLE GUM BUBBLE THAT UNK SNUFFY THREE BOOKS ARE MATH BOOK~ AND FOUR BOOK~ ARE -1..-!EI-.. E 8JOK5 You South hold •K 2 'lA J 7 6 5 tA 6 4 .Q 9 4 What do you do now? -------------- This is a tough one Ell her four s~ades or three notrump IS a rea sanable bid Or you mht:ht trv R f•ncy bid of thr~ dl1monds or 992-36.15 \ I 1 I te 1secl 11 ChOU!:iCS South 1 NT I ass The boddmg has been - I Sh ould I tell hom aboul the baby or would this be pll, h mg hom toward a decoswn he doesn t want I have a good JOb f m las tic parents who undeo stand ond I m able to ca r e for my child l love Don and would wa ot for hom but wl en he s through drngm g around h e may f nd someone he likes better _ 1() K EEP A SECRET' 1~510E 0011\ Rl85 b:H;I:H!tPJf.:itU -------------- ___ __________ North ~EWSI ____ _ -------------- I -------------- ---------- II Baote<l 15 Ne10man 1 here \\as never a promise or marna ge \ Us I NautlCLI ch 11 IX Dre 1cl 20 W other ed 81l R R THAT WIND BLOWs East play s the k11 g '" then the fove South knov.s 1t makes no d ofference oC West holds both the ace and Jack but ot mat lers of West holds JUSt one of them South also knov. s some thong else If Wesl holds JUSt one he os twoce as likely to be holdmg the ace as Ihe Jack The reason os that of East held kong JaCk he would su rely have played the kong If he held ace kong as was the hse here expert Ea sl could be expected to play the kong half lhe tome and the ace half I he lime Thus when he play ed the kong he was twoce as likely to be left woth the Jack as woth the ace ------- WISEMAN AGENCY -------------r-- l S1n 1 t.: lt V pose to sompllfy matleos that THE' JACKSON [)Ill\" I fl er f1 1g I qu nc fe£ 1 Su nd er I am 18 and pregnant I hved woth Don (age 22) for three weeks and then he told me he wasn t ready lo settle down yet 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC New s 13 Sesa m e 51 20 Per sonal ty Behav oral Dev elopm en t 33 TrlJ t h or Cons 6 6 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 15 Room 222 13 7 00 - News 6 10 What s My L ne 8 Truth or Conseq J Beat the Clock 4 Elec Co 20 Know Your Schoo ls 33 1 Spy 15 Jt mmy Dean 13 7 30 - To Telllhe Truth 6 Sale of lhe Century 8 Th e Judge o Beat the j:lock 13 Pol ce Surgeon 3 An t ques 20 Ep sode Act on 33 It Happens In May 4 B 00 - Sonny & (herB 0 B I I Moyers Jou rna l 20 Washm gtan Conne,et1on 33 TBA 15 Move Lucas Tanner 3 4 The Cowboys 6 13 8 30 - Theater n Amer ca 33 Baseball 13 Mov1 e K lldozer 6 13 9 00 - Cannon 8 10 Nat on s Econom y Ou t of Control tO 9 30- Mo v e In Tandem 3 4 10 00 - Doc Elltol6 3 Ko1ak 8 10 News 20 10 30 - Day At N ghl 33 II 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janakt 33 II 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Salute to Redd Foxx 6 Moves Machme Gun McCan 8 Baby th e Ra n Mu st Fa ll o Untouchables 13 12 30 - News 13 1 00 Tomorrow 3 4 Sa lut e to Redd Foxx 13 Take F1ve for L1 fe 15 2 00 - News 4 7 00 p m - Local News 7 30 p m - Country & Weste rn (Coun tr y Mu s c Carouse l and Blue R1dge Qua rtet) 8 30 p m - Commedy { M cKeeve r & the Colonel Smothe s Brother s Show) 9 30 p m - Supe rstar ( Lloyd Bndges Show June Allyson Show) > lla1 order II - up I P IY) 1 M ont<m llll ll\ g l\ queen? It os a matter of soowl hong called restrocted clio ce Sup - ------------- ------- Dear Helen and Sue 11 Co 1f11 ~ g r eeton g 16 1 spouse "THROUGH t.'IE-IF ONLY 'NE C'OULO 8TUfF A SQUARE. MEAL In an all expert game • ree111u South would go down at hos three notrump contract woth no heso tatoon on play and no fanfare East would won the f1rst totc k woth the ace or t he kong of hearts and l ea d back the f1 ve spol Expert South would play the 10 and lhe defense would collect four hearts and the ace of spades An ordonary player sotllng South moght well rose woth the queen and make hos con IINNIE tract or he moght have no problem to start wolh An or dmary East moght v.ell cash I he ace and kmg of hea rt s 1m medoalel y Why would lhe ex perl So uth pla y the 10 an d not the Real Estate For Sale REALTY Someone asked me how long I """ gomg to grow my bea rd My answer Prohably lllllil! trop over ott - BUSHY \ CI\OSS bl ~ , WeSI By -------------- ELAND liberated m h er life-style so man man Wer e JUSt le ttong our hm down hke the females do 4 Beards and long haor for men are ways of breakmg out of useless traditions ow w b k n~ s z o;1 d ll c o eso ve ale CANCER (June 21 July 22 ) Don tac k e n y dsk s o l I yokoY OSCa { }C ~ O nd )" OU Ia ens R It s "' be ;1 yt 1 b 11 uc ve LEO (Ju ly 2 3 Aug 22) ou I Opencng lead - '12 Real Estate For S31e ACCOUNTING CLERK I It sa real pam m the glass to shave ( or cut) when you don t have to Growmg a beard sure beats dslly razor burn2 As for long haor 11 could be men r ealize they are destwed to be bald late m llfe hence want to hang on to the hau as long as they ca n 3 Why should we look like everyone el se 1 If woman can be GEMINI (May 21 June 20 ) We gh yo I c ..3 or s o w t ex t a en e Booboos d THOMAS JOSEPH by ' ofoK Q6 o WEST • ~ 10 Holt \ 1lnu ALI WEATHER PHONE 992 2156 --- I m not h1dmg behmd my beard and long haor My ha1ry reasons are w th goods o 1 o scss on«:. a oth e s Yo 1 be td :-.ceo tab e 1 a y y goe s w o q ~ + Real Estate For Sale Wanted r-------------c Rap For Wednesday May 8 t974 ARIES (March 21 Apr I t 91 Be ca elul wt om you c t c ~ o l ay n c 1 c so you e ) a be talk y bout nay bo u ua end o l e s ene TAURUS IAprtl 20 May 20 ) B ve y ve y c;1 elu o I y AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 191 Someone you e n vo vC:a w h could lur 1 oul o be an expens 11e pa t you gel c cst s too caught up n her T cad t gllly PISCES (Feb 20 Marc h 20 1 Don t ag ee o some 1h ng o tt'l e sak e a t exped e cy You w 1 k.c e1 enen y I you !Jack down ta te South 101 • KQJ4 • Q 10 4 KJ 8 ofo AJ2 - ------ - ----- TEAFORD +++ Fran wonders of men grow beao ds t o lude behond I say the y grow beards for the obvoou s reasons they re less trouhle and an easy way out of marucurmg the head every day v oa a razor ONE FOR BEARDS TODAY S QUESTION Y ou do b d three notrump and your partner b1d s fou heart s What do you do now? + A Q74 Pels For Sale For Rent News 3 ...__ Tomorrow 3 4 One Deadly Owner 13 Take F ve For 15 News 4 NORTH • 6 53 • 83 For Sale s Dear D N Maybe thos osn t a fetosh but an amb1 t10n If your fnend wants a career m law enforcement howe\oer she shou ld leave off chasmg patrol cars and a un toward a Pollee Scoenee maJOr at college - SUE llu"te clubs -------------- Auto Sales +++ Restrtcted cho1ce fa1fs here DAY OR NIGHT cN It cou ld be thos IS a }en - for one partocula r policeman But she won t get anythmg but trouble b} chasmg hos patrol car She who makes her se lf a nutsance hardly ever wms her man HELEN 20 w I be ten pl8d to 1 kP 'iOn~ ~k s t ocl::~y ! M t you o a y wou dn Do I y e d o n p Is ve dgment VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) M 11 c s that have an aHet on th e Ian ly as a wt ole st aul d be I o ougn y d scussed by all d d not dec de I by you a o c LIBRA (Sepl 23 Oct 23) Yes e l ily you ca k ed a lh ng s ca l st ca y Today you e <JPI to v ew a e s fa too opt n st c al y Cone tJawn toea h SCORPIO lOci 24 Nov 221 rne shoe w t c o tt e o he lao cance r g ance o bus ne% fhc edge you lad yes e day has sh fled to I e Ollie guy SAG ITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21 J Fo rb ddcn p casu c~ w nod a tan z ng a11 c to lay I you get nvo veu you te have no o e to I 1 c t you se I CAPR ICOR N IDee 22 Jan 1 9).- Wt1 t! n ak g udgn e s od::ly oc sony on t e co d 1 o s tJe 1 e t to th e ssu You en so g s sub ec t a evan h uences I Waul a Pohceman Dear C WIN AT BRIDGE PHONE 992-5271 ------- ------ ~< Is thos normal!or a 17 year-old grrl? What s woth her ? _ a 6Jx 12 Schult Custom step up d nmg and k !chen so ld new $10 000 now SO 495 ASK US ABOUT WANTED exper enced 60x12 l bertv T URF TRIM pu sh lype VEGETABLES AND 2 bedroom plumber non e other need $4 795 FLOWERS rotary mower Has Br ggs & PRE FABRICATED apply AI Weather Roof ng 65x12 K rkwood (beaut lui Str at ton eng n e 7 m c h ::137 North Second Avenue Ca bbage head ettvce sweet 16 995 4 FAM 1L Y yard sate Wed pla st1 c whe e l s loop st y le M ddleport or phone 992 2550 and not peppers 60x 12 Elcona reduc ed to S5 495 manv KOSCO T KOSMET CS & nesday and Thur sday May 8 4 30 tfc 60x l 2 PMC 3 bedroom $4 495 var et es of tom aloes soc lubu ar handl e (22 1982) 808 W Matn St Pomeroy WIGS For a good lme of and 9 Off Rt 7 bypass 3 60x 2 Fleetwood 2 bedroom and 6Sc do1en Cosmet1cs fr endly serv ce miles up Lead ng Creek Road save $ 000 at S5 495 Flowers - Petun.as Pans1es POMEROY LANDMARK and someone to chat w th Ph one 742 3104 ~UMI:.UNE needed at once to SOx 10 Nat onal 2 bedroom Mar golds plus many other give me a ca I Helen J ane 5 7 lip hang paper Call 992 5158 or Jack W Carsey Mgr $2 695 var et es soc to 65c pak Brown 992 511 3 Burltto Tour Specs contact Mrs Bertha Batey 2 - 55x10 Fl ee twoods S2 79 5 Phone 992 2181 Geran urns and other pot 241 Sout h Third Ave M d Delivered to Job S1te 3 19 tfc MEIG S County F Sh and Game each plants 10 nch hang ng Assoc1at1on w II hold a dleport WE a so have 4 bank baskets petun1as or vm ng A TO Z Mart used furn1shed meet ng at 7 30 p m Wed 5 5 3tp reposse ss ons t hat you can appl ances cloth ng d1 shes nesday May 8 at CoonHun geran 1Ums SS 00 Porch buy w1th a sma t down and m sc R t JJ oppos t e ters Club Room Snowba ll boxes petun1as or pans es payment and assume th e r tra ler court Hartford W H II I ree Garage $3 00 or $4 00 loans These are mos tl y lat e 1974 SUZUKI T M 125 exce ll ent APPLICATON S onty for meter va MATERIALS CO 5 7 2tc cond I on Pon e 992 2797 Hubbard s Greenhouse model homes and the pr ces patro men and eKtra po ce Esftmates 4 10 tfc 773 5554 Mason W Va 5 6 Jtc Syracuse 0 992 5776 nclud e your de very and P ease contact Pomeroy GARAGE Sale Wednesday and compl et e se t u~ So for an Po ce Department 992 2427 Thur sday May 8 and 9 109 honest to goodness good deal HOME grown toma to plants 0 J LAUDERM LT Rootng 4 16 tfc Spnng Avenue corner of Pleasant R dge Pom erov mproved MeK can yellow stop n today at Berry M ler Spr ng Ave and Condor St a ----~---- - - -~Prone 992 7665 Jub tee Hinds 350 Also hot Mob1 e Home Sales 705 a m to 4 p m SOMEONE to mow grass p eppers and mangoes 1968 BUICK La Sabre 43 000 Farson Street Belpre 011 o 4 ~0 1210 5 7 2tp Phone 992 1774 m es R ad o heater power Thomas Hayman across phone 423 9531 c losed Sun brakes and steer ng Sl 000 day from Mun1c pat park n 5 7 2tc To Give Away Now whtle the weather IS Call John Weeks 992 2148 be Sy racuse 4 26 10tc PUBLIC NOTICE twe en 9 a m and 5 p m 4 28 12t c TO H L COEN and VADA PUPPIE S m xed breed Phone SOMEO NE who can s ckle sttll cool 1s the best trme It 992 533 1 We chtown Road h1lls des Phone 992 5233 5 5 3tc COEN whose addresses are "For Free Estimate 1nqUire can be m slalled at your Mlnersv lie 5 7 3tp unknown and c annot w th CLELAND FARM S A ND 5 7 6t p now about a beautiful new conventence w1th no wattmg 1957 CHEVY Perfe ct sh ape reasonable d l 1genc e be GREENHOUSE A van ety of extra parts S1 600 Phone 99 2 roof tn fashton colors MAN to work dry c ean ng around 1n hot muggy ascerta ned cabbage and toma to pants 3427 Route ABC C eaners Mason 1972 YAMAHA 350 str eetb ke TO The unknown hers lOLA S Beaury Sa lon on John weal her tor sale Also broccol and showroom c ond t on J 000 7 4tp W Va dev sees legatees eKec utors and May Str eet Syracuse caul flower sweet peppers Phone 992 2550 actual m les S700 Phone 742 5 7 tfc admm str ator s and ass1g ns of Oh o Mothers Day Spec1a11• hot peppers egg plan ts head OPEN Roger Hysell s Garage 6501 H L Coen and Vada Coen f Car y R chards Cond t on lettuce and EASTER 57 3 p near Crossroads on State they are dec ease d perm wave a soft casual cur F LOWERS pansy mum s Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m to go w th the new trend m azalea hydrangea FOR Memor al Day n1 ce Monday through S.eturday You are hereby not fed tnat ha1 r stvles tod av On v S12 50 Under New Management ger an urns petun as several selection of Flowers Baskets Phone 992 5682 or 992 71 21 yo u have been named defen Wi th shampoos and set k nds of hang ng baskets N 7nd Moddleporl Faye s G ft Sho p Sprays 4 12 26tc dants n a legal act on ent tied Frost ngs w1 th toner $12 50 N 2nd Ave Moddleporl 0 Gerald ne Cleland Rae ne North Second St M dd eport Roberta C 0 Br en et al Make an appo ntment for Oh o Under New Management 5 7 t fc 1960 MGA Roadster $400 oo pia n l 1ffs vs H L Coen et al Mom now Good through May 3 29 tfc DON T fUSS don t cuss turn Phon e 965 331 0 def end ants Th s act on has 1 lola Dam ewood Karen over junk automob les to us POP vendor 5 can setup for 25c been ass gned Case No 15 542 n Lyons open even ngs by 52 6tp NEIGLER Bu1ld ng Supply for W II oav $5 for old tunK cars Po tv s Auct on House 537 the Common Pleas Court of appomtments ------------bUild ng houses phone 949 Phone 1 (304) 773 5890 H gh St M ddlepo r t or phone Me g s Coun v Oh o 47569 967 ONE ton t-ord Stake bed 3604 cal1 Guy Ne gler 5 1 12tc R1vers de Auto wrecK ng 992 3509 truck Phone 992 2550 or 742 Rae ne Oh1o BRITTANY Span 1el pups 6 4 9 26tc 5 7 7tc 6551 53 26tc T h~ob ec t of the comp ant s YARD Sa le Roder ck Gr mm s weeks old AKC reg stered to detcrm ne hers and partt on on Broadway n Rae ne May 4 30 tfc good blood I nes Phone 99 2 SEWING MACHINES Repa r o I and gas underly ng real 6 and 7 m sc tems ,.,R OCERY bus ness for sate WILL pant roofs and houses service all makes 992 2284 6359 1969 INTERNATIONAL p1ckup estat e s tuat ed •n Sal sburv 55 3tc Free est mates Phone 99 2 Bu1ld ng for sale or lease The Fabric Shop Pomeroy 5 2 4tc 55 OOOactual rn les 6ply t re s Town sh p Me gs County Oh o -------- ---2460 Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m Authorized S1nger Sales and Polly s Auct1on House 537 wh ch s descr bed as follows CARPORT Sale Thursday to 10 p m for appo ntment 5 2 6tp Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssol's H1gh St M ddleport or phone All of th e northwest quarter of May 9 10 am to 5 p m at 916 ------------ 3 29 tfc 3 20 tfc 992 3509 DOZER and back hoe work- _____________ _ Sect on 34 Towns n p 2 n Range South Th rd M ddleport ------- ~--- -5 1 3tc 13 of the Oh o Company s Avon toys ctotn ng mov1e ONE Maytag wr nger washer ponds and septic tanks dlt DOZER work land clear ng by Purchas conta n ng 160 acres camera and protector pus good as new 1 0 McCoy HOU SE on 110 Stat e Stre et n chmg service top so I fill the acre hourly or contraC't be the sa m e more or less m sc Monkey Run Pomeroy Phone 985 3944 dirt limestone B&K Ex farm ponds roads etc Lar{le Being one of the tracts or Part a ly remode led new gas 5 5 Jtc 5 1 6tp ca11atmg Phone 992 5367 or dozer and operator W1th over parcels of land conveyed to the furna ce Phone 992 2204 992 3861 20 years expenence Pull1ns Me g s Coun t y 0 S. Coa t DEEM Custom Butcher ng '25 12tp WALNUT stereo rad o 8 track 9 1 tfc Excavat ng Pomeroy Oh o Company by deed dated Sept Meat Process ng Phone 667 tape comb nat on 4 speaker ------ ---Phone 992 2.478 2 BEDROOM house n M d 18 1865 and recorded n Vo 29 3608 Coolv 11le Oh o sound system Balance AUTOMOBILE nsurance been 12 19 tfc dleport New k1tchen and page 118 1 9 and 120 Me gs 5 5 26tp HOU SE for rent 4 rooms and S107 38 or easy terms Cal l cancelled? Lost your bath app l iances ncluded CoutltV Deed Records 992 3965 operator s license Call 992 WILL tr m or cut trees and bath on Hysell Run Road Ca ll Cal 992 5310 Further referen ce s made to LARGE se lec t on of flowers for 4 JO tfc 7428 shrubbery Also clean oUt after 5 p m 742 5113 4 25 26tc Deed s r ecorded n Volume 3<1 Mothers Day and Memor a 6 15 tfc basements att cs etc Phone 5 1 3tc SEWING ma ch nes brand new page 609 Me gs Coun y Deed -~-----------Day Smalley s G ft Shop V1rc.l 'l B. Tt •,::lfo n L S1 949 3221 or 742 4441 Recor ds and Vo lurne 130 page HOME n Rust c H 11 Syracuse z g Zag n n ce walnut table Ches ter Oh o Pt10ne 985 3537 4 23 26tc ONE acrfi! n F atwoods area for Br n k,• f 161 Me gs County Deed Oh o 3 bedrooms ranch stvte In or gnat cartons Never 5 5 6tc Mob te Home New sept1c Records w1th basement Phone 992 110 M echan1 c S l n' ~" t used clearance on 74 models SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED tank Chesler and Tuppers Save and except aPout 4 acres 2374 after 5 p m all day on 6 ACRES of land m .Ja em REASONABLE rates Ph 4.46 (Only a few ava table ) S63 40 Pomeroy, Ohw ·15169 Pta ns water 2 pat os stab sod to Leonard Koen g 2 1 SO UTHERN Plan ts lama oes Center located on State Satu rda y and Sunday ca sh or te rms ava table 4782 Gallipolis John Russell for ut 1 ty shed Only 5 m les acre s. sold to James and Ethel pepper s sweet po ta toes and Route 124 ' m le of Parker Phone 992 2(153 53 6tp Owner and Operator from Pomeroy Phone 992 Jeffers and about 6 of an acre on ons Se e or call James Ray Run Mine Price S6 500 Also 4 30 lfc BUSINESS Grocery wtth 5071 5 12 tf c sol d for h ghwa y purposes H II Leta rt Fa t s 247 2961 6 rooms and bath home n gas pumps all stock and some 5 7 tfc Racine n1ce lot on State Also except ng 15 38 acres and ____ _ ______4_!~ 12tc ELECTROLUX Vacuum AROBIC Route 124 a good buy for SEPTIC TANKS 20 "cres prev ous y sold by w Cleaners complete w th at eq.u pment A good nvestment SEWAGE SYSTEMS S65 000 Phone 949 3211 SLEEP IN G room over w ne tachments cordw nder and for a couple Should return H So uth and Ora B South CLEANED REPAIREil> 5 7 Jtc You are requ~red to answer store Pom eroy References pant spray Used but •n I ke your nvest ment m less than a MILLER SANITATION reQuired Phone 992 5293 new cond ton Pay S34 45 t h ~ Compla nt w th n 2B days STEWART OHIO PH 662 after the l ast publlcat on of th s 4 30 tfc N CE 3 bedroom home for sale cash or budge t plan ava fable year 3035 not1c e wh 1ch w 11 be pub I sned NEW LISTING Large 8 Sll 000 Phone 992 3975 or 992 Phone 992 2653 10 .4 tf c 2571 once each week fo r s x con 4 30 tf c room s 2 baths 5 bedrooms 608 E ONE bedroom Ira ler a r -~--------'----secuf ve weeks The ast 4 19 tfc cond.t oned 10 m nut es from modern k tchen w1th bake SEPTIC TANKS cleaned MAIN publ cat on w II be made on Pomeroy or M1dd eport Ca I KNAPP Shoes May Spec 1a l s Modern San1tatlon 99~ 3954Ar Full basement F A June 4 1974 and the 28 days for 992 6630 after 4 p m now ava labte Phon~ 992 un ts 992 7349 POMEROY, 0 answer w II start on t]at date furnace and over 1 acre Near 5324 WANTED 5 5 6tc 10 23 tfc n case of your fa ure to 4 30 tfc -- --Gav n on Rl 7 SYRACUSE l / 2 story TO WORK IN ------~-- ----answer or otherw se respond as FURNISHED apartlnent READY MIX CONCRE~~ MIDDLEPORT large 2 frame 3 bedrooms bath requ red by the Oh o Rules of Z1g Zag sew ng adults only Phone 992 5592 SINGER deltvered right to your c v11 Procedur e rudgmen t by fam ly home Near church ... porches basement new FA mach nes w th carrymg case project Fast and easy Free 4 9 tfc defaul t Will be re nder ed aga nst gas furnace large level lot t ke new Also 10 Truetone schools shoppmg on mce st estimates Phone 992 328~ you tor rei ef demanded n th s TRAILeR --Br;wn~-T;."; er Portable TV Phone 992 3059 out of h gh water m good part $6 500 00 Goegleln Ready M ix Cq com pta nt Gallipolis Par k Phone 992 3324 5 3 4tc of lo wn Middleport Ohio REDUCED FOR POMEROY - Ranch type 2 4 14 ttc 6 30 tfc Larry E Spencer BR LOTS OF CLOSETS 1974 KAWASAKI 90 motorcycle QUICK SALE Clerk of Courts ANo-;-RooMfur~-;-h-;; and 2 months old 260 ac tual m lies ON RT 7 - In Tuppers Pia ns NICE KITCHEN C BRADFORD Auct1oneer Common Pleas Court n A 1 condition Pn ce $425 2J?edroom home bath ga rage unfurn shed apartments Comolete Service CABINETS & range car Me gs County Oh o RACINE Phone 992 5434 Gor don Proff1tt Portland Send Res ume and Present Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 (41 30 {5 J 7 14 21 2B (6) 4 6 c an)V acre ONLY $BSOO 00 peted porch full basement Oh o 3 m les below Ravens Salary to 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 Racme Ohio 4 12 tfc garage gas FA heat wood Ferry on Stat e Rout e NEW HOMES - Of your own BR LARGE MODERN Crltt Bradford 338 FtRIVATE meetng room for cho1ce P1ck the one you like f ireplace $15 000 00 KITCHEN I h BATHS S I If> ' . any organ zatton phone 99 2 Box 605 S 5 1tc and be n soon We have 9 CARPET THROUGHOUT POMEROY About p;, 3915 FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR JACK SON, OH. 45640 EXCAVATING dozer loiHier models acre has waler lights G)\RAGE ALL ONE 3 11 tfc 197 3 FORD 250 XLT camper and backhoe work septic spec al w th 390 VB eng ne NEW LISTING N ce 2 sewage 1deal for home or LARGE FLAT WELL tanks Installed dump trucks automat c trans powe r bedrooms 2 baths modern tra lers S3 iJoo 00 LANDSCAPED LOT and lo boys tor h.re will haul TRA LER space on large tot in steer ng brakes a1r co n PRICED MIO TWENTIES Welker s Tra ler Park 247 fill dirt top soil 11mest0fte REEDSVILLE - 77 acres dlt1onlng rad o Sl d ng rear kttchen w th Db I s nk cook Mulberry Aven ue Pomeroy and gravel Call gob or Roger c1ty water 1deal for home or window cab I ghts tmted un ts furnace heat and full Oh o Phone 992 3044 Jeffers day phone 992 7089' glass r ea r st ep bumper basement w th garage Nic:e trailers $9 000 RUTLAND night phone 992 3525 or 992 .__ 5 36tp 7 50X16 8 ply t1res 6 000 actual pat10 w1th cover At long TUPPERS PLAINS S232 m les A 1 cond ton Pr ce 2 BEDROOM mob 1le home Ranch type 3 years old 3 2 11 tfc S3 995 Gordon Prof1t1 Port Bollom 3 BEDROOMS LARGE KIT Phone 992 5592 land Oh o 3 m es be low A GOOD BUY CAN BE BR b~th lovely kttchen and L KE NEW CARPET ~R~REE-es~mateSon 5 3 ttc Ravenswood Fe rr y on State FOUND HERE WE HAVE A ALUM SIDING OWNER dtn1ng ut lily carpeted all alum lnum siding storm doors Route 33B WILL HELP ~INANCE and windows Ra1t1ng Phone PICJURE OF PROPERTIES electric carport $17 000 MOBI L E home 2 bedroom 5 5 7tc FOR QUALIFIED BUYER Charles llsle Syracuse Ohtb OFFERED FOR SALE DON T DELAY IN Two m les from Harr son PRICED BELO;tl Carl JiiCOb Sales v lie w I be vacant May 1 NIGHTCRAWLERS and fish SPECTIONS YOU MAY MARKET Sl2 000 Representat i ve V V <)~IHH~h lf/;f·:H~:, Phon e 742 362 1 worm s Contact third house Johnson and Son Inc :Jt. WAIT TOO LONG TO BUY I I I I ~J 1 1 ! ,\! 1) IJ I ' .__ on r1ght 124 Linco ln HI 5 1 ttc 4 30 tfc OR SELL USE OUR SER /,' ·, 1 , ( i i', ! I ', Road OFFICf,-446 3643 SMAL L trailer 10 miles north VICES EVENINGS of Pomeroy Idea for couple ----~---~ HENRY E CLELANil> Bud McGhee-446 1255 OLD autos 6 or more cars wiil 992-3325 or Rent reasonable Phone 992 ANT IQUE Gun Collect on give SJ 00 piece 1B cars ~ E M Ike Wlseman-446 BROKER 7479 Mtaaleporf Pomeroy Phone 99 2 2<~04 more Will glve ~etter Pnctr. 3796 992 2259 or 992 2568 5 1 tfc Call 985 4297 3 28 IIC Help Wanted By Helen and Sue Bottel all hours of the mght on the lookout Smce she got her clnver s hcense she souton thestreetschasmgpatrol cars WEDNESDAY MAYS 1974 6 00 - Sunr se Sem nar 4 Sacr ed Heart 10 6 15 - Urban league 10 Folk L1ter a tur e 3 6 25 - Farm Report 13 6 30 -F veMmutestoLive8y.4 News6 B1bleAnswers8 The Story 13 6 35- Columbus Today 4 6 45 ~ Farmtlme 10 Morn ng Report 3 7 OOP -f Today 3 4 15 CBS News B 10 Dtek Van Dy ke 13 H R 1 unsuf6 7 30 - Rocky & Bul lw nkle 13 New Zoo Rev~:~e6 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Jefl s Coli e 6 8 25 - Ja ck l alanne 3 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55- News 13 9 00 - Paul D xon 4 Fr endly Juncl on 0 AM 3 Abbotl & Costello 8 Phil Dona hue 15 W1 ld W ld West 6 Move The Challenge 13 Cover to Cover 33 9 30 - To Telllhe Trulh 3 Taltletales B 9 55 - Chu ck Whtle Reporls 10 10 00 - D1nah Shore 3 5 Jokers W ld 8 10 Company 6 10 30 - Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gamb 18 10 11 00 - Password 13 W1zard of Odds 3 4 15 M1ke Doug as 6 New You See It 8 10 II 30- Holl ywood Squares 3 4 15 love of L fe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Sesame 33 II 55 - CB S News 8 Dan I mel s World 10 12 00 - Passwor d 6 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 Jackpol 3 15 12 30- Sear ch for Tomorrow 8 10 Spl t Second 6 Celebr th Sweepstakes 3 15 12 45 - El ec Co 33 12 55 - NBC News 3 15 I 00- News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Not for Women Only IS Concenlrat on B What s My L ne 10 I 30 - 3 On a Malch 3 4 15 As I he World Turns 8 10 ABC Aflernoon Playbreak 6 13 2 30 - Doclors3 4 15 Edge of N1ghl8 10 3 00 - Another Wor ld 3 4 15 General Hospital 6 13 Pr ce Is R ghf 8 10 R FD 20 3 30 - One L fe lo ltve 6 13 Phil Donahue 4 Match Game 8 10 How to Surv ve a Marr age 3 15 The Way Th ngs Are 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 20 33 Lucy Show 8 Huck & Yog 6 I Dream of Jeannie 13 Mov1e The Man Called Fl ntslone 10 4 30 - Green Acres 3 Bonan za 15 Hazel Jackpot• 4 Gtll gan s Island 6 13 5 00 - Mr Roberts 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr ffm 4 Andy Grrfflth 8 B g Valley 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 5 30- Elec Co 33 Beverly Htllbllloe s 8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 15 HOQan s Heroes lJ and Ph 992 2174 ~ Rap OFFICE SUPPLIES ;::,.... Generation Rap I have thos froend who has a fellsh for pohcemen She neve• leaves her Muse wothout a pohce radio She sots on her porch to Bla ckJ ournaiJ3 Th eWay ThngsAre20 Book Beat 20 TBA 8 10 O~ew~ a rc ups W elby MD 6 3 Washmgton Stra•ght Talk 33 o 1 ce Story 3 30 Day at N ght 33 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak1 33 30 Johnny Carson 3 4 15 One Deadly Owner 6 Un tau< ha b les 13 Moves Maracatbo 8 Mov e Opera1 on Wa head 10 12 30 1 00 L fe 2 00 - 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy Radlato,_'_ Service • c"' d;~~·/~;' 1 ~1 11 9 00 9 30 ~----,v,,, ,,~~~""'1 Dear Rap 8 OX;jHappy Moyers Journal 33 Nova 20 am 2 3 4 15 Maude s o B 3~t Hawa F ve 0 10 Baseba I 15 Banacek 3 Move The or y Th e Furb n P rorecto r 4Pretty Boy Floyd 6 3 Mo ve 742-6273 NELSON ROOF PAINTING CQNSTRUcrION ~OrCo~hat PHONE COMPLETE INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING ~ Roofmg Spoutmg Alummum Sodmg And Complete Remodeling .See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 i 1974 ~ 5 OO TUESDAY MAY7 1974 G,;t, M; ~ogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 >lerv Gr If n 4 Andy n tg Valley 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 30 5 T - 1Beverly H llbtlltes B Elec co 33 Hodgepodge lodge 10 ~at s West 15 Hogan s Heroe s 13 7 s My l ne 8 Du sl y s Tra 113 Elec 20 Trulh 3 h 33 Ht~~qs Beat the Clock ' New s 6 10 M arco Sportl le T c oo TV Honor Soc ely 5 1 30 0 Hoi Telllhe Truth 6 New Prtce 15 R ght 8 10 RFD 20 ClockwJ~dJquares 3 Lass1e 15 Dealer s Cho1ce 4 Beat th e ;======================~~==============::==::~=1!-;==========~========~ CE PR CE II E Wllkmson Sma ng.ne 992 3D92 399 W Main Pomeroy 0 Located at Modern Supply Smal Eng me Repl r Tuesday May Television Log 1\oesd"y May 7 1 97~ I • I I > I, I " ' I • �.. '••• •• 12 - The Datly Sentmcl, MHiillcport-Pomcroy, 0 .. Tuesday, May 7,197< ~ Mrs. Triplett dies in F'lorida Mrs. Ulhan J. Trtplett, 70, Broadway St., Middleport, dted Monday at Community Hospttal of South Broward Tembroke, tn Pines. Fla. Mrs. Triplett was born Sept 9, 1903 at Leon, W. Va., the daughter of the late Francts and Amanda Gr1mm Edwards. She was also preceded 111 death by her husband, Lewis Ezra Triplett in 1971, one son, and several brothers and sisters. A member of the Middleport Church of Christ, Mrs. Trtplett is survtved by three daugbters, Mrs. Chester (Nma) I.. Haddox of Dania, Fla. : Mrs . Albert (Dorothea ) Hendricks of Claymont, Del.; and Mrs Jo Ann Whti<>, Mtddleport; a son, Franklm Guy Trtplett, Dama, Fla .; four sisters, Mrs Ida Cook, Ashville; Mrs. Hazel Walt..r, Charleswn ; Mrs. Ora Moles, Elkview, W. Va., and Mrs. Virgmia Lay, Manetta; two brothers, Earl Edwards of Albany, and Howard Edwa rds in California: 12 grandchildren, and stx greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru Thursday May 7 9 NOT OPEN Fnday thru Tuesday May 10-14 Waif Ot sney's SUPERDAD (Technicolor) Bob Crane Kath leen Cody IGI Wall Otsney's SON OF FLUBBER (Techmcolor) Fred MacMurray Nancy Olson Running l 1m e· 31h Hrs Show Starts 7 p.m. at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Rawhngs-Coats Funeral Home with Mr . George Glaze officiating. Burial will be in the Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday . Property Irene Darst. Hobart Darst to Vtllage of Middleport, Ease , Salisbury. Harry c Surface to Vtllage of ' Mtddleport, Ease., Salisbury. Roscoe Satterfteld to Vtllage of Middleport , Ease , Sahsbury . Calvin G. Lane, Mabel Lane 111 Svbil Ebersbach, Parcels, Salisbury . Pomeroy. Sybtl Ebersbach to Calvin G. Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, May 6) Sharon Batley, Bernard Barnes, Harriett Ca rsey, Davtd Darst, June Deeds, Thehna Dray, Mtldred Dye, Andrew Edwards, Crystal Ewing, Lewts Holberg, Howard Johnson, Matt Johnso n, Charles McGhee , Mrs. James R Miller and daughter, Brenda Myers, Wtlliam Stmmons, Ca rey Stanley, Shawn Taylor, Dennis Th1vemn, Hobart Weav~r , Mrs. Ralph YoWlg and son. I Births! Mr and Mrs. Michael Martin, a daughter, Wellston ; Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Marshall, a daughter, Jackson · ATTORNEY NAMED WASHINGTON (UP!) - The nommation of Wilham M. Milligan as U. S attorney for the southern dtstrict of Ohio was approved Monday by the Senate, CLUB TO MEET TUPPERS PLAINS - The Tuppers Plams Community Club wtll meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the community building . Temperature in downwwn Pomeroy Tuesday at II a.m. was 51 degrees under cloudy skies. .The MEIGS INN The most popular night club m the tri-county area is proud to present the return of GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS TONIGHT 9 TIL 1 Kiss inger 's plane said Ktssmger had made ' 'reasonable progress" rn his Wyoming girl discussions w1th the Israeli government and hoped to take a revised Israeli proposru for is nation's disenga8ement to Damascus Wednesday. Gromyko has been conferring in Damascus with Syrian Pres1dent Hafez Assad. Arabic press commentawrs were takmg the view that Kissinger's attempt to negotiate a Syrian-Israeli Lane, Mabel Lane, Parcels, Sahsbury · Pomeroy. Wilham G Abels, Betty Abels to James Meado\\s, Martha Meadows, 36 Acres, Lebanon. A1rles Rhoades to Lean Lomse Rhoads, Cert. of trans., M1ddleport. Roy F. R1flle, Frona K Riffle, to Eugene E. Underwood, Ruth M. Underwood, 1 Acre, Orange. Leonard Scarbrough, Jo Ann Scarbrough to Charles R. Lyons, Ruth S. Lyons, 17Y, Acres, Bedford. Calvin Ray Dowell by Atty., Atty. in Fact, Arlene Faye Dowell, 111 Freeman Aleshtre, Fannie Aleshire, Lot, Syracuse. Glen Alton Thompson, Nella Jane Thompson to Hobart F. Rtggs, .515 Acre, Rutland. Bartelma Pauline Barber, to Leonard Barber Monongahela Power Co., Ease., Olive. Allred H. Ashworth, Janice R. Ashworth 111 Leonard G. Scarbrough, Jo Ann Scarbrough, Parcels, Sutton. Homer C. Willard, Belva H. Willard to Leonard C. Reed, Naomi R. Reed, 9.36 Acres, 28,45 Acres, 33.35 Acres, 10 Acres, Bedford. Alfred T, McCoy to May Roach, Ellajane McDaniel, Ve Acre, Middleport. Thelma Hawley, Affidavtl, Pomeroy. Three Ease. Col. & South. Ohio Elec. Co., Pomeroy. Ruth Tillis, Amos Tillis to Allee Hobbs, Lot, Pomeroy. Earl Dailey, Neva Dailey to Robert L. Forrest, Lot, Rutland Village. Albert Goeglein, Charles Goeglein, J E. Lyons Corp. to Village of Middleport, Ease., Salisbury. S. F . Wtlliams, Clara Williams to Stanley S. Krudor, disengagement agreement ts close to breakmg down and that the meeting Wlth Gromyko can do httle to salvage his mission unless he can change the attitude of Israeh leaders. Kissmger flew here from Israel in the midst of extreme secunty precautions on thts vtolence-wracked Mediterranean 1sland and drove through the city 111 hts bulletproof Cadillac which had been flown on ahead-as it was to the Israeli and Arab cities he has visited. The htgh American offic1al in the Kissinger party said the meeting was at Gromyko's request. The two men will discuss not only the Mtddle East but questions concerning President Nixon's schedUled visit to Moscow in June and the limitation of strategic arms. The high officiru said that when Kissinger and Gromyko met a week ago Sunday at Geneva it was understood that at best the ·Soviets would support the American disengagement efforts or at least would not hinder them . Al1lerican oflic1als have gone out of thell' way smce the 116 • • JUDIOr nuss MOBILE, Ala. iUPI) Karen Morris, an 18-year-old Cheyenne, Wyo., high school student who wants to set an example for other teen-agers, was picked Monday mght as America's Junior Miss. Miss Morris, who satd she lives on a ranch so large "you "could spend all day on it,'' was selected from aniong 50 high school semors representing each of the states. She told judges she hopes "to set an example for all the younger girls in America and have them respect what a Junior Miss IS because all a Junior Miss is 1s a regular person." Mtss Morris satd she plans to attend the University of Wyoming and major m speech pathology and therapy. Susan Stephenson, 18, of Lincoln, Neb., was first ruMe· rup and Lilly Hamamura,l7, of Las Vegas, Nev , second runnerup in the nat10nally relevised pageant. Susan Wruden, 17, of Pensacola, Fla., was third runnerup and Sharon Fox, 18, of San Rafael, Calif., fourth . 1 -~ Cypre~s ~ I the two men met in Geneva a week ago when Kissmger ·wasen route to the Middle East. Kissinger wid him then 1t could not take place in any Arab repubhc. Sunday night Gromyko proposed Cyprus and Kissinger a=pted. After some initial confusion about where the meeting should take place, Gromyko and Kissinger met at 12:40 p.m. (6:40 am. EDT) at Ar· chbtshop Makarios' palacethe former restdence of the Bnttsh governor general. The presidential palace is a one story colonial style building e • Syria has de:panded ~surrounded by acres of cypres!f plete Israeli witljdrawru fre"' and pine trees in a residential rur captured Arali temtory;;a£ section of Ntcosta. They sat at an oblong table the 'price lor attending ~t~e and Kissinger and G~omyko Geneva peace 1conleren~e joked about where the center Arab commentalors m Be'f"t was, 111 pose for photograhers have suggested that GromYko shaking hands. They placed could help Kissm.~er by gettln~ two r~d pencils in a lme on the a joint Sov1et-AmerJCll table and Kissinger joked, guarantee th!it compl~te "thts is dtsengagement by Israeli Mthdra4 a1 would ;be the prime topic m Geneva .• handshake." In any margmal situation, Arnencan offtctals felt that Soviet influence could be !Continued rrbm page 1). tmportant 1 although they minimum of live :acres of la~d doubted the Soviets could Mrs. Thomas reported s~e swing the deciston dectsively in has completed an applicati?n one direction ar the other Wlder the Title I program lot a speech-language teacher (pr the school and the approval pr disapproval of the application will be received in June pr July. She submitted the ".!" plicat10n of Mrs .Owen Bla~k­ wood for the posttion . Mrs. Thomas also re.cpl)1· mended Mrs. Margaret EYa "soldier" and denounced her family. Her father, Randolph Lewis, Middleport Route 4 ) O A. Hearst, president and editor replace her as administrat~r of The San Francisco She said Mrs. Lew" does baye Examiner, said he believes his the qualifications as no.w daughter was the vtctim of required. All applications fPr employment which Mr,s "mind control." Meanwhile, FBI agents said Thomas had on hand were they were trying to find a turned over to Ed KeMecfy, complete set of Miss Hearst's board president. Mrs. Thomas urged board fingerprints. II the prints are found and tlley match those members to wnte represe,tt· found in the apartment, her tatives in reference to Ol;liO presence the•e would be House Bill 462 whtch woUld provide $2 a day for each child confirmed. in the commun1ty school fpr The state Department of transportation. She ruso spoke Motor Vehicles in Sacramento, Calif., said her thwnbprint was on Senate Billl94 which wo\j)d on her driver's license. The separate the local ment.~l FBI declined to say whether it retardation bosrd from the ~ County Mental Health "':d bad received the print. And in another development Mental Retardation Board. •. The staff of tile commun!Jy in the bizarre case, it was school was authorized 111 use.a learned that Steven Weed, Miss Hearst's fiance, Friday unsuc- school bus to attend a s~te cessfully sought a gun permit meeting in Portsmouth on M~y from the Santa Rosa, Calif., 10. An Ohio Developmental Police Department and applied at the Sonoma County clerk's Disabilities Planning and office, ruso in Santa Rosa, for a Advisory Council meeting was announced lor June 21 and 22 at renewal of his passport. Police said no gun permits Ohio University. All board were being issued until the new members, one staff member chief of police takes over this and the executive director are swruner. invited. The retardation board "I'll try someplace else adopted the public schools then," Police U. Lloyd Bw-ns policy on pregnancy of quoted Weed as saying. teachers. Weed, whom Miss Hearst Att..nding the meeting were rejected in her taped com· Kennedy, Webst..r, Rick Crow, munications, was not available Mrs. Grace Weber, Mrs. Iris for comment on why he wanred Carr, Mrs. Thomas, the Rev. the permit or the renewal of his w. H. Perrin and Richard passport. Chambers. bOat. 1 MORAN NAMED MOREHEAD, Ky. (UPI) Garland "Sonny" Moran, 47, recently resigned basketball coach at West Virginia University, Monday was named athletic director at Morehead State Umv~rstty, effective July I. VOL. XXVI NO. 18 NOtiCe'S Sale , -----~-;.:_:.:_.::_::_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~----------- Fr1day Middleport. Furn1ture , dishes and glassware, 12 gauge shot Friday and 11 a m to 4 p m Turn left at Third and , Cherry in Syracuse , Mayme Custer res1dence Clothes Infant through size 20111, cha1rs. m 1lk can, and 1SC 1tems 5 7 Jtc 1 ... No ltmil Purchases. ~bH ~~I TU ESOAY ONLY Coupon good for ~- 99c Kentucky Fried ~. Chicken Specials. !':: At Crow's. .~ I , t • • i i! 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I (4) 2, 9, 16, 23 ,POMEROY 30 (.51 7, u , .7tc OHIO . ,. ~ ~ ~ I I,. .. •, ' . ) . I COUNTY Athens Jackson Fayette P1ckaway Ross Vmton Washington Mei~s Gallta Hocking Lawrence TOTALS C A 1183 1291 1939 499 184 -, 162 715 ~ 1760 548 237 2012 2714 PT. PLEASANT - In· dictments were returned against n~e !l"r.sons by the grand jury m fmdings reported to Mason County Circuit Court Tuesday afrernoon. Judge James Lee Thompson presided as Howard Schultz, Circuit Clerk, read the true bills bearing signatures of Prosecuting Atty. Don C. Kingery and Howard Price, jury foreman. . Two indictments chargmg breaking and entering of Sunnyside School were returned against John W. . Folden, among nine felony and one misdemeanor mdictments returned. 226 5003 879 15913 12499 COLUMBUS (UP!) Oakley Colhns, who took up residency in the Ohio House after a 1972 reapportwnment threw him out of the Senare, snatched a narrow victory over Harry Armstrong 111 put him back in the upper chamber. Unofficial returns from the (Con tmued on page 17 ) will oppose Gov. John Gilligan this fall. earned only hi s home county, ran a dtstant thtrd behmd Rhodes and Fry . UnoffiCial returns fr om 11 ,851 , or 91 pet , of Oh to's 12,895 P9ihng places reporting gave GOVERNOR - Rhodes, 363,786,- Fry, 168,774: Dav.son, 42,700 SENATE - Perk, :1!3,156; Voss, 183,7 !7 AUDITOR - Tracy, 2(1,900; Cloud, 238,388. ATTORNEY GENERAL Sm1th, !75,175; Dowd , 168,418; Aronoff, 139,372. Perk, in his second tm m as mayor of the state 's largest city, earned all 88 Ohto coun ties excep t Stark m hts VIctory over Can to n businessma.n Pet..r E. Vos:;. The 60-year-old Perk, a former · ctty COWlctiman and Cuyahoga County auditor, faces form er Frog art in three classes The Frog Art Contest agam th1s year wtll be held in conjunction wtth the Btg Bend Regatta under ~ponsorshtp of the Ohw Soctety for the PromotiOn of Bullfrogs, Inc. Mrs Pat Holler , chair· person . announced today tha t no pre-registration of pa r~ ltctpanls will be reqUired this year. Worktng on the committee with her are Btll Mayer and Margaret Ella Lewts The ca tegortes of the contest are Tadpoles, 2 classes, ages three through SIX , and seven through mne, wtth pnzes of $5 for first, $3 for second .and $! for thtrd in both classes Fr ogs, two classes, 10 through 13, and 14 through 16 :~~~ ~;~,~~ of $10, $5 and $2 't" Pernn. The teachers and administrator had no way of knowmg of the plan wh1ch would come from the committee and the resignations would have been submitted regardless of whether the freeze had been approv_ed, the spokesman satd. Bruce Uoyd of McConnelsville dead at age 63 Bruce I. Lloyd, 63, a resident of McConnellsville, died around 11: 15 p. m. Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital, Zanesville. He was born at Cadmus on Jan. 11,1911, son of the late U. I and Mary Wiseman Lloyd. He left Gallipolis in the late 1930s. Mr. Lloyd resided in Middleport m the 1940s and 50s. Mr. Other felomes included Lloxd owned a clothing store in names and charges as follow: McConnelsville. Mark Anthony Mayes, B&E He is survived by his wife, Central Sehool; William Ed· Helen Smith Lloyd, formerly of ward Plwnley, rape; Richard Middleport; three sons, ~ames, 0. Taylor, felonious shooting; of McConnelsville; Jack of Sadie Lynn Thacker, felonious Brookville, Ohio, and Mike of stealing; Herman Lee Boles, Columbus; a daughter, Mrs. forgery; David James Selby, Oscar (Patty) Bastian!, Jr., B&, Gene Price Gulf Sta lion; Gallipolis, and nine grandDonrud Eugene Kiggins, B&E children and one great. ' Sunnyside. Charles Cain was grandchild. charged with contributing in a The following brothers and lnisdemeanor. sisrers survive: Helen Wells, · Price said one case has not Circlevill'e; Vivian Kull, been resolved. Grand jurors CoiUlllbus: Charlotte Gothard, will ~econvene June 3 to re- Columbus; Wendell, Orchard solve and disperse of it. Per- f-ake, Mtch.; Marilyn Smith, sons indicted will be arraigned Birming_ham, Mich r, and John Thursday in Circuit Court. (Contmued on page 10 ) ( I I -, , I 1945 3290 347 409 687 830 1412 JAMES RHODES, nominated for a third torm, Two events unrelated ,,••,_, • ,. I, <> I r ~~ 1 Lawrence favored Collins. Here are the district results STATE SENATOR {17th Oi stnctl 9 indicted on felonies In the case of your fa 1lure to answer or otherw1se respond as ..________________________I { To th:uo e~!~d~n~~·!:yce A . Ptckens, whose residence is unknown • COURT OF Hep Oakley C. Collins unseated incwnbent 17th District Sen. Harry L. Armstrong in Tuesday 's Republtcan Primary Collms earned stx of II SEQ counties w1th a 3,414 majonty over Armstrong. Fmal unof. ficial count was Collins 15,913, Armstrong 12,499. Collins carried 56 pet., of the vot<>s In Lawrence County, Collins home area, the former state senator collected 5,003 votes while Armstrong totaled 879 In Hocking County, Armstrong's home area, the senator defeated Colhns, 1412 to 246. ' Athens, Pickaway, Ross, Washmgton, and Hocking Counties carried Armstrong while Jackson, Fayette, Vmton, Meigs, Gallia and The resignations of .the admmistrator and three of the four teachers of the Meigs Community School subm1tted 111 the Meigs County Board of Retardation Monday night and the freeze put on salartes of t..achers of the school were unrelated, a spokesman for the board sa1d today. While the resignations were submitted to the board after the salary freeze was placed on the teachers and ad mimstrators until they " upgraded themselves academteally," the resignatwns were to be submitted to the board any way. The plac to freeze salaries of LOCAL TEMPS the teachers and adrmnistrator Temperature in downtown was not worked out unhl short· Pomeroy Tuesday at 11 a.m. ly before Monday night's board was 6! degrees under cloudy meeting by a committee headed by the Rev. W. H. SkleS. The Pomeroy Fire Department was called to the Norbert Neutzhng residence, 1!9 Peacock Ave , Tuesday at 8:18 p.m. One room of the two story frame was gutted by f~re and there was considerable smoke and water damage. There was insurance on tl1e property. Details as to how the fire started and amount of damage are not available. Neutzling was struck m the head and It ,was necessary to take htm to Veterans Memorial Hospttal where he was treated and released .FRAGRANCES PAJAMAS BY LORRAINE, !M~.riii;.~ijijijj.ijr:.iiii.'-i II ~ne;~~~r,:~~ ~~nb~?,'~:;';~ :z~rk~• couPON ~ made on l~e l4t~. day of May 1974. Your answer date will be '~-~"·.' 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PICKENS, Chicken SpecialsAt ~~« ~~ Crow's. .jl# I ~······-.U.lllij·V'~· :'".1Jillfl ~ I LUNCH SPECIAL I I For Rent 2 trailer furni shed , util1t 1es ~. '( ' . I. TOP SHOOTER - Walter Ellis, son o{ Clara Ellis, College Ave., Rutland, was the top irxhvidual marksman at Tuesday everung's shootoff sponsored by the Meigs County Jaycees at the Mmgs Junior High !n Middleport. A~ove, Ellis receives his winmng trophy from shootoff chairman Barry McCoy, after the everung's cont<>st. See page 10. Glenn !In ~.._ / ' . .\ ' Cuyahoga County and another 1,500 m Lucas County while Franklin and Mahomng counttes also reported crossovers. Lucas CoWlty Democratic Pady Chairman Btll Bovle of Toledo estimated l,:iiJQ switch· ed allegtance m that county whtle Robert E. Hughes, cochairman of the Cuyahoga County Republican Party estimated about 5,000 Repubhcans de!ec,ted in the Cleveland area r '' 1 , '. 1n the fall over Donald I. Sheets. Wells had 2,047 votes to SheeLs' &05 Howard Frank, mcwnbcnt county treasure!, ;)Cekmg the nommat! on to run for count} dU<!Jtor , n•ccJved 1.767 votes to his opponent, Dulhe W Hayes, a former deputy 1r1 the county aud itor's off1ce, who recetvcd 975 vute:; Wells tn the fall Wlll oppose Gordon Caldwell, former Metgs Coun ty Audttor, who was unopposed on the Democratic ticket fo r the C()Unt} cornm1sstoncr nom matwn Caldwell received 891 votes James E Roush, servmg as coun ty aud1to r on a~ pomtment, rece1ved 868 votes and Will oppose the Repub l! can nommee, Frank, 10 November. Housh, hke Caldwell , was unopposed m the Democratic prmwn Republican County Engmeer We sle} ,\ Bue hl, also servmg on appoinunent. was unopposed m h1 s btd for nommatwn Tu esd(ly. He rece1ved 2,055 votes and \\ tll be unopposed m the full . Republicans in Me1gs Count} Tue!:lday ~ave Oakley C Collms, Ironton, 2,052 votes ove r 687 g"en to Harry L Armstt ong m the state se na tor race for Dtstnct 17 Ra lph W. Welker, Pomeroy, seeki ng the Republi ca n nommatwn to run for representaltve to the General Assembly from the 92np dtstnct, recc1\ied 2,305 votes Tuesday Vote is extremely light An extremely hghl total vote of only 4,053 was 1ecorded at Me1gs County's pnrnary elections Tue::;day . Here's how the Republicans and Democrats voted on the State Issues· Issue I - Amendment prov1dmg for no change in the compensation of a public off1cer durmg h1s ex1stmg te rm Yes, 1,738 ; no, 1,234. Issue li -- To perm1 t mcreases 111 compensatiOn of public offi cers with more th an two years remammg 10 the1 r terms: Ye~. 1,064: no, 1,815 Issue III - Govermng ballot langua ge on t'OnstJtut10nal amend ments Yes, l,fl20; no, 895. Meigs high for Rhodes Here's how the 2,870 Repubhcan voters of Metgs Courty g01ng lo the polls Tuesday cast thetr ballots for othe r than local ca ndtdates Governol' llcrt Dawson, Jr , 112; Charles F. Fry, 244; James A Rhodes, 2,259 Lieutenant Governor John W Brown, 2,002 Attorney Genera l Stanley J Aronoff, 247; Davtd D Dowd, Jr. 1,064; George C. Smtih , 594. Audttor of State Thomas A C.1oud, 566 , Roger W. Tracy, J r , !,73ll Secretary of State Ted W Brown, 2,057 Treasurer of State: Rtchard H · Hams, 1,791. Umted States Senator · Ralph J Perk, 1,422; Pete r E Voss, 563. Represenk1tive to Congress. lOth Dtstricl Clarence , r. Mttler, 2.>1!. Ch u~ f Jushl'e Supreme Court C Wilh am O'Nerll. 1.99& .JustJct {Jf Sup reme Court, Term begtnmng Jac 1, 1975 · Sheldon A. Taft. !.851 Just1 ce of Supreme Court, Te rm begm ning Jan. I, 19i5 Sheldon A Taft, 1.851. Ju :ltlce, Supreme Cou rt, Term begrnmng .J an 2, 1975 Thomas M. Herbert, !,830 Judge of Court of Appeals, 4th Dtot.: Marshall M Carlisle, 607 ;'Earl E. Stephenson, 1,4G3 Member State Ce ntra l Comnullee, Man Elmer F. .Jones, 1,039; Wtlliam A Kes lar, 110 , Raymond R Mason, 170 , James T Slupman , 151 , Ralph P Tnplett . 396 Member State Central Committee, Woman Manan S. SJnscl, !.531 Gilligan liked in Meigs The foll owing ts th e unofftcta l tally of the 1, 19& Democrat votes cast tor other tllan local candtdales Tuesday Governor : John J. Gt lh gan. 829; James D Nolan, 245 Lieutenant Governor J W Br own , 193; Anthony 0 Calabrese, 1!6, Rtchard F Celeste, 255; Henry IV Eckhart, 21; Don !.. Hanm , 10; Luctlle Huston, 50; Wtllr am M O'Netll, 131; A Wtlltam Sweeney, 105 ; J ames R Williams, 31. Attorney General: Wtllram J . Brown, 733 Audttor of State · Thomas r. Ferguson, 716. Secretary of State· R Kent Bell, 33; Beverly A Bingle, 75; Wilham K. Brown, 23! , Tony P Hall, 104; John F. Kennedy, 344; Denms E Thompson. 68. Treasurer of State Gertrude W Donahey, 702. Umt..d States Senator John Glenn, 764 ; Howard M. Metzenbawn, 363. Represe ntative to Congress, lOth Dtst. · H. Ken t Bwnpass, 629. Chief Justi~e. Supreme Court. Joseph E, O'Neill, 660. Just tce, Supreme Court. I . ' 'I' .\ tor nomtn<Jllon Lo maJor Mt'tgs uppomtffient won the Repuhhc.1n nod to 1 un Croakers, 17 through 25 and 26 up , with pnzes of $15, $10 and $5 m each class. Rule s speci(y tha t the drawings must be on a firm board or paper supported by cardboard, must mclude a frog in two dimenswns only, and in any medtwn , any stze Each oiece of art ts to have the full 1ame, address , telephone lumber and age on the back of he work. Work not conformmg with these rules will be placed on exhibit only All' entries may be matled to Veterans Memorial Hospital or left at the office of Crow, Admissions - Carla Kaugg, Crow and Porter, Second St, Pomer oy; Dons Buchanan , Pomeroy on or before Jurie 19. Reedsvtlle ; Davtd Jacks, Jr , Judgmg wtll take place on June Mtddleport; Herbert Mtller, 20. The art will be placed on Racine ; Bertha Sm1th, Btddtsplay, June 21, 22 and 23 at well ; Rodn~y Sptres, Cheshire; the Pomeroy Motor Co . Myrtle Hayes, Colwnbus ' showroom where the flower Discharges - · McKinl ey show also will be held Judgmg Minnis, Janet, Korn, Gregory wtll be by qualified people. Roush, qhns topher Circle, Winners will be announced at Randy Smith, Homer Smith, the frog Jumps on Saturday, Paul Stewart, Davtd Jacks, June 22 I •, :Jr., Sarah Dtddle , , other L a usche.? By United Press International Ohto Thousands of Republicans sw1tched parhes to, vote Democrat m the Tuesday primary election which prompted one high ranking Democrat to say of John Glenn : " We'~Ce go t another Frank Lausche, " 1 Lausche ~erved as both governor and 111 the U. S. Senate and at least part of h1s success was the ability to draw Republican votes An eslimated 5.000' Republicans crossed uver u1 I r£~(CS vottng 11:1s extreme ly li ght by bolh the Hcpu iJ hcaru; and the Dcmocn't' Hen rv Wells, !11CW111Jc'nt county curJI!l ll sswn er servmg by e Tracy Jr , a former stdtc representative, eek,ed out a shm win over Montgoml:ry County Commissione r Thomas A Cloud. Dayton, for the GOP nom mat1on as stCi tc audito r Ohro Supreme Court Ch rcl Ju sti ce C. Wtllram O'Neill and Ju stice Thomas M Herbert Y.On th e Republi ca n nomm atwn for 1 e-elect10 n \liithout oppos1twn Columbus attorney Sheldon A Taft also won the GOP nominatiOn to the htgh court un opposed . Ohi o Secretary of Slate Ted ' W. Bro\\n, m his 24th year 111 that offl ee, won the Republican nomtn ation for r e-elec t10n w1ih out oPposttion An other unoppo sed candid ate. Lt . Gov Joh n W GOV. JOHN G!LI.IGAN, Brown. got the GOP nod to ru n who swamped his opposition, for a hfth consec utive te1m wil1 oppose former Gov. J1m Rhodes this fall . Rt chard H. IIams, 42. a Wauseon legal a1de, won the astronaut John H Glenn Jr , 111 Repu bhcan nom tna tl on for state treasurer unopposed November . Rhodes and Perk both were Harns w11l run agamst uncumbent Gertrude W Donahey consensus hwontes of the state 111 tha fall Repub li can or ga ruza t10 n Rhodes, 64, wtth eight years headmg mto Tuesday's electhe Ohio's chief execu tive as tion . offteer behmd htm, sa td he Smith Wins Franklin CoWlty Prosecu tor would ''present posih ve and George C. Smith pulled off a constructive new programs" for the state lf elec ted over narrow VIctory over Davtd D. m s1x months. Do\\ d, Jr , the Stark County G1lhgan Rhodes Looks Froward prosecutor , and state Sen. " I deeply appreciate the Stanley J .Aron off , Rconfidence expressed 1n me at Cmcmnatt, another consensus the polls today," sal(! Rhodes ch01ce of the sla te GOP party , wh en h1s tnumph becam e in the Repubhean race for apparent after ear ly vote nom inati On as. Ohw attorney tabulattons, "and am lookmg general . forward to the campa ign Aron off was able to ca rry ahead only the counltes of Brol'on, ·'My campa1gn will be a fight Butler , Clermont, Clinton, to ehmmate waste, overlapHamilton, Htghland, Mtamt, tContmued on page 10) Pike and Warren, fimshing last m the ~three -m an race Colwnbus attorney Roger W loc.tl Hcpuli can Coun ty po:-; t:-; Y.. ere llecJd cd m rucsd<l} 's pr l!ll<H'Y ele~t10n as WEDNESDAY. MAY 8' 1974 PHONE 992 2156 TEN CENTS ~~~~...:..:_...:..:___:___~~.,--~~~~~~~~~~~~- By DAVID HARDING, COLUMBUS I UP! ) Former Gov .James A Rhodes Tuesday won an un· precedent.ed third nonunahon to run for a four-year gubernatorial term and Cleveland Mayor Ralph J. Perk handtly won the U S Senatorial nomwatwn 1n the Ohio Republican pnmary election. Rhodes, "ho had to go to court to gam the right to run again, won by a margin of more than 2 to 1over his closest challenger, state Rep. Charles E Fry, R-Sprmgfield, a leader of Ohio's conservahve GOP factton , Fry maintamed lri his campa1gn that Rhodes had los t his pohtical potency and would be unable to defeat mcumbent Gov. John J Gtlligan 111 the November general electton Fry carried only Champatgn, Clinton , Darke, Greene, Mtami , Montgo mery and Preble counties. Columbtana County Engin~ er Bert Dawson, who ELECTRIFYING UPSET - Morning news leads were captioned: "Bulletin- Former astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. scored a stunnmg victory Tuesday over Sen. Howard M. Metzenbawn, D-Ohto, for the Democratic U. S. Senate nomination" (UP! ). Glenn, who will oppose Cleveland Mayor Perk in the general election, look his victory as a signal that Ohio voters rejected big money and machine polihcs, and voted for a return to honest, open pohtics. See page 4 and 20. Fire guts •SCARFS posts; others unopposed 41 OAKLEY COLLINS •JEWELRY sale, two contests for local Rhodes wins no. mination for historic·third term Items .. Republicans settle only en tine e eANGEL TREADS eHOSIERY • ' .HANDBAGS and 11. a.m to 5 p m on State Route 7 pecta POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . prtmar~ 1\~o m __ _______ _s_! 3tc SHOP OUR SECOND FLOOR I CARRY-OUT--OR DRIVE-IN ONLY I YARD I I Co Upons I Saturday, May 10 and 9 LINGERIE DEPARTMENT 1:Q 00 p M I M 3 11:00 A. , I' : • • I I across from Heiner's Bakery. I I FOR Jf BEAUTIFUL 0 ~i' ~.~~ A C NO LIMIT ON SALES I t row's I ~~~~hes~"'~1r·~;;d; I .I I s-6-3tp GIFT I ··-·······------·----~-~ Fo-;-5,;;-;--------1 - NO SUBSTITUTION ~-.,••·- ~u'~~/G'fi<-~ I <•,:;:~~~~ 'id~~~e 2s9~W9} 7°;:~ OF LINGERIE. I "" MONDAY ONLY ; I -------------1 ~ Coupon good for Y 1 ~~~c:GE :.; 99c Kentucky Fried :il:t I saturday, May 10 and 9·30 I .. Ch' k S · 1 :; IC en s ;, ~ At Crow's. ) I I ;:, .•••.. •,tc.Jis.n~:..:Wi··~ BIG SELECTION OF ·- To•- ••• I m 1 I ir.J~itiiJ;.~iffijtifiii~:'ei;..~~ I -------------GOWNS, ROBES, ~:..~ UPON I If CO IJii BEDROOM, doubl e wide 0 Devoted To The Interests Of The Meig.~-Mwon Area ,, Call 992 -7274 after 6 • . win 1n at y Salaries Your Mother's Day Shopping Headquarters 40 motor on clud.ng ran Hideout was used as armory SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) The apartment hideout "alian· doned more than a week ago by the Symbionese Liberation Army, which kidnaped Patricia Hearst, was used as an armory, tl was disclosed today. Investigators said pieces of weapons were found m the debris left there, which explamed drilling and other noises heard by neighbors. This indicated, sources said, the SLA m1ght be plaMing another action -perhaps one hke its April 15 bank holdup, which netted a nine-member team $10,960. Miss Hearst, 20, was with the robbers and carried a rille, FBI agents declined to tdentify the weapon fragments found in the apartment, which was discovered by police last Thursday. A grocer in the neighborhood said a woman matching Miss Hearst's description shopped several times in her store and apparently was alone. In tape..-ecorded messages, Miss Hearst has said she voluntarily joined the SLA as a • • ELBE~RFELDS IN POM·EROY Glastron FT . trailer REDEEM 11· • MEDICAlD SERVICES COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio Public Welfare Department paid $20.6 million more for Med1ca1d services in fiscal 1973 than the previous fiscal year, stare Welfare Dll'ector Zelia J. Kaldor, II Acres, Charles W Bates announced Bedford. Monday Bates said the departMilo B. Hutchinson, Betty A. ment had paid $221.4 million Hutchinson to Charles Esta for Medicaid services in fiscru Williams, Karen Williams, Lot 1973 to 18,249 vendors of 2 Hutchinson's Sub., Rutland. Med1caid servtces, mcludmg• 'Eima K. Reuter, Luctlle medical equipment suppliers, Snlith to Joseph Salley, Sma laboratories, pharmacies, Bailey, Corrective Deed, denhsts, physicians and Chester. hospitals. Denrus L. Paimer, Jess1e L. Paimer 111 Billy Gene Grant, Lula Leota Grant, 57.50 Acres, Salem. 1 -----------------------~ CLIP COUPON::. II Cl' d I For Sale I lp an. ' ~orsepower h FRIDAY . MONDAY t ru I I . -1 I meets Gromyko ·o n NICOSIA, Cyprus (UP!) surpnse meetmg was anSecretary of State Henry A. , nounced Monday night to deny Kissmger met Soviet Foreign that the meetmg will result m Mimster Andrei A. Gromyko any Soviet American "deal" on today in Cyprus' prestdentlru disengagement. Kissmger re· palace, at Gromykos request, turns to Israel tonight and goes to inform him about Arnencan to Damascus on Wednesday. efforts to arrange a military The Arneriean olfic1al said disengagement between Syna that Gromyko proposed the and Israel meetmg m general terms when A htgh offictal on board Transfers LOCALTE~ IG I Kiss~nger Meigs J, I term bcgmmng Jdn 1, 1975: Frank D Celebrezze, 648 Ju stice, Supreme Court, term begtnning Ja n 2, !975 · Chfford ~- Brown , 61i Judge, Cour t of Appeals, 4th Dtst · Frankhn T. Gerlach, 620 Delegates to conference. lOth Dtstn ct· Ma ry M Benson, 243: Mar}lynnc Cappelletti. 197 ; George W Coen, 120, Han ley A. Hackett, 181, Gregory W Hill, !87: Wtlham A. Mr ller. Jr, 249, Donald F. Moyer, 201 Member , St > ~e Central Commtttee, Man W>lliom II I~oV elle. 672. Member State Central Commtll<>e, woman Mary C Gallagher , 278 , Mildred N Perry, 155: Ela me Rouse, 415 State Senator, 17th Drstnct: Grant McDonald, 6&0 State Representative· Ronald H James, 661. Weather Thundershowers today and to mght, possibly severe m southern counlles. l..o" ton ight lower 40s to lower 50s. Htgh Thursday m the 60s. JAYCEES TO MEET The Metgs Coun ty Jaycees w1ll meet tomght .It 8 at Pomeroy village hall, the last meetmg before the <nstalla hon banquet All Jaycees are urged to attend. • UNIT CALLED RACINE - The Racine ER squad was called at 8:40a.m. today to the Racine Food Markel for Lester Siders. The squad tQansported Siders to nis home in Middleport. � 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. 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