https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f82d8f3873a51490283eb5785187ad81.pdf 7a55422532dd798b8d1fec36d07e5d59 PDF Text Text .. .' • ' ' Ill " The Daily &mtincl, Middlepo rt-Pomeroy, 0., Monday , May l:.t, I!174 . ,;-: .L:lf;~~~~~y~:~~! ' quad went to 1519 Nyc Ave .. for Angela Butcher who was CINCINNATI ( UPI) taker1 to Veterans · Memorial " Maintaining a dw·ablc peace Hosp it~1l '"·her e she was treated in a nu clear world " is U1e most for a rib injury and released. im por tant task fa ci ng the At 7:40 A. M. Sunday , the squad went to Welsht own for Larry Klein . '1 . wllo was ill . He wps taken to Pleasant Valley HospitaL musn ms TO MEET A meetin g of the trustees of th e Meigs County Pion eer and Historical Soc iety will be held at 7:30 p. m. Tuesda y at the Co unty Museum Buillliug, Pomeroy. young gc ne1·ation, form er Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a class of graduates Sunday. 57 seniors Friday evening Ky . ''Every commencement Car ol Ann Scruggs, daugh tt>r preparatory student and holds of Mr . and Mrs. Sam uel Y . Scru~gs of Cheshire, has IJccn membership in the Latin Club, Library Club and Pep Club. namerl valedictori;m of the 1974 She was also graduati ng class at Kyger Kyl{er Creek National Honor ::1 member of the at Kygt!r Creek. She waS a . Mi!is French is enrolling at cheerl eader for four yem·s, a membe r of the KC Keyette Club, Art Club, French Club and Pep Club, She t1·as also a Rio Grande College. Graduation exercises will be held for 57 se niors, Frida y, May 17, at 8 p. m. in the high school gy-:n. Dr. William R. Bwtce, a native ·of Galli» County and Associate Professor of Development at the University of Cincinnati, will be the Patricia looint.ed round s- as lang th ey truck s" ... have Ann French, commencement speaker. speaker for the last 300 years has been saying that, but this time it 's true.' ' Rusk said the young Randy Everett McDaniel, Rober.t Clinto? Mitchell , Diana ge neration must find solutions Lynn Mole s, ' Marvin Dal e to environmental and racial Mollohan, Jeffrey Alan Nea l. Carolyn Frances Nibert . problems. Kathryn Elaine Norr is, Cheryl He said I he air, land and Gay Nunn, Dennis Ray Par- water of industrialized nations sons. Jeff Polcyn, Linda Jea n Spires Racer, T i mothy especially must be cleaned Emerson Reese. Helen Loui se before it becomes Ric e, Joy Ray Rife, Ronald "disastrous. '' Ralph Roush. John Marshall On racial problems, Rusk Ruml ey, Janet Dea n Salem, Mary Ruth Sauer, Ca rol Ann said "only by the skin of our Scruggs. Terry Rob in Sheets, teeth have we avoided conEdward Arnold Skaggs. C\ibborn L•on Smith , Jean· frontations between the white nette Smith, Kathy Ann Smith, race Bnd all the rest of the Cathy Diane Spaulding, races of the world .'' Mau rlce Edward Swishe r , Bias Thomas, Dwight David Thompson. Diana Dawn Tucker. Orin Thomas Wo.3tt s, Dianna Lynn White and Rachel Willis. MEIGS THEATRE their Mai l boxes, posts, name plates, number s and all other accessories are In stock or can be ordered by the " FRIEN DL Y ONES". Why let bad wea·th er possibly rui n an important piece of ma il? (A new mail box looks good, too .) Roy K eith Handley, Lissa Adkins Hill, Sharon Kay Fred MacMurra y Hively , Rebecca Rae Hock· Nancy Olson (Gi Running time : 3•11 Hrs. Show Starts 7 p.m . man . Janet Lynn Howard, Chester Clay Hudson , Barbara News. • • VISIT FRIENDS Mrs. R. R. Johnson, Jr. and daughter, Ruth, Lafayette, La. have spent the past several days in Middleport visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Downing. Ruth attends Vanderbilt University at Nashville, Tenn. WE CAN HELP MAKE IT HAPPEN WllH OUR ' MARRIAGE LICENSE Jeffrey Joe Karr, 23, Middleport, and Beverly Ann Jarrell , 17, Cheshire. VACATION CLUB If your heart's s~ t on travel we have a wav. to make it happen, If you are planning for next yeur, come ""a •a•k to us now. Our Vacation · Club. is now open. CALLED AWAY SYRACUSE- Myla Hudson, Syracuse, and her sister, Hazel Landino, Bloomington, Calif., who has been visiting with Mrs. · Hudson were called to Florence, Pa., dl!e to the death of pnother sister, Christina Mnrshall. CHOOSE YOUR CLUB •1.00 •2.oo •3.oo •s.oo •1o.oo DINNER SET Members of Trinity ChW'ch will hold a cafeteria type · dinner Friday and Saturday begirmlrig at II a. m. iri the dining area of the church with all proceeds to be given to the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department. The public Is invited. MAKE 49 PAYMENTS WE PAY THE 50TH 20,000 Maximum Insurance 1 for Each Depositor ' ' I - J EXTENDED OUTLOOK A chance of A FULL SERVICE BANK to CLUB MEET sYRACUSE - The Ttllrd Wednesday Homemakers Club at Syracuse will visit Roscoe Village near Coshocton an~ other points of interest Wednesday on their annual trip. They will leave from Syracuse Municipal Building 'at 7 a. m . \ .....,\ " JOYCE DAVIS .. Wednesday, clearing Thursday and fair on Friday. Highs In the 70s on Wednesday and Friday, and in the 60s un Thursday. Lows In lhe 50s Wednesday and Thursday and in the 40s on Friday. ::::::-.m>~W.«®:~~S?.r32 :moue g.: m in Briefs • at y Adena Local, Iron~on, Mayor John Ze•kle cast the deciding vote that approved . the second reading of a new :rate ordinance between 'Middleport and Columbia Gas of Ohio when Middleport Village Council met Monday night. · · Middleport Council on April 8 after weeks of deliberation .approved 5-1 the new rate _ordinance at the first reading. The ordinance will order a 15.7 pet average increase in rates the first year of the four year contract. . However, a letter was read Monday night from the company pointing out that effective May 6, a 6.37 cenls per 1,000 cubic feet Increase has been prdered by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for all subscribers of the service in Ohio regardless of whether they have fuel clause increases in present contracts. Aller the letter was read by clerk-treasurer Gene Grate, three council members indicated they were in favor of Veterans Memorial Hospital : SATURDAY ADMISSIONS - Wilma Stobart, Pomeroy; Mary Grady, Racine. DISCHARGES Eber Pickens, Sr., Herbert Miller, Lillian Roberts, James Hayes, Celeste Pickens. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Chester CW'ry, New Haven; Amos Cross, Sr., Rutland; . Leland Norris, Racine. DISCHARGES-Ava Gilkey. • eDOUBLE DIAMONDS eFREE SPIRIT •I·€AN'T-BELIEVE MAIN STORE AND WAREHOUSE OPEN WEEKDAYS _9:30 TO 5 PM Elbertelds In Pomeroy. ' . For LP Gas CONTACT DONNA •. STEWART 992-2145 MOBILE HOMES AND NEW CENTRAL HEATING AND SPACE HEATERS .CITY ICE & FUEL CO. ' MIDDl.EPOftT, OHIO m;.. p I " 'L, • ~ ' . - ' ., '· ,. ' .. ' ' ' I I I. • , ' I '' ,' I ': ' .- TEN CENTS Childs explained. Childs said that zoning of the community would have to be altered to comply with requirements for being "designated". He recomm.ended council ask its planning commission to work out a plan to be followed with the Ohio Development Department which would provide free help, up to a point. Government planning grants also . are still available for the village, Childs said . Council voted unanimously to ask the Middleport Planning Commission to proceed through the state agency. It was Indicated that some funds will be available lor the ·local planning commission to carry out the project Councll also authorized Childs to file an application with the Housing and Urban Development Agency/ for the construction of low rental housing for the elderly and low income families of the town. Approval will not cost the village a cent, Childs poinied out, and such - housing would "free" houses now being occupled by the elderly and low income families for other families, he said. He further advised councll that in his opinion as an .Insurance agent, it would he unwise to insure all village owned property and equipment under one policy. However, he indicated he would meet with council 's insurance committee at any time to discuss Insurance. In olher action, council approved the third ·and final reading of an ordinance which requires licensing of coin oper.ated amuse~ent machmes . Under lis proviSion, INGRID HAWLEY annual license for machines which require a coin of 25 cents or more and $25 for machines which take less than 25 cents. Owners of such amusement machines will have 30 days in which to pay the license fees. Failure to comply will mean a fine of from $100 to $200 a day, Report Approved Council approved the report of Mayor Zerkle for April. The report showed receipts of $1,175.15 in fines and fees and $135 in merchant police collections for a total of (Continued on page 10 ) :~:::;,;,,,:;;::~:;:,~::,;:: Counting of EXTENDED OUTLOOK Variable cloudiness with a chanee of showers about Friday. Highs mostly In the 70s and lows In lhe 50s. JUDe ::;;:::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:;:;~:;:--:;:~;;~ TINA NIERI penny votes is Sunday MARY KRA WSCZYN MAUREEN HENNESSY Rio president Meigs speaker The crowning of the Meigs County Heart .Fund ':Queen Dr. Alphus R. Christensen, and Princess" of Hearts will he president of Rio Grande ·' held Sunday, May 19 at the old College, will be the guest Pomeroy Junior High School speaker at the sixth aruiual auditorium at 2:30p.m. commencement exercises of Penny-a-voting will take Meigs High School Tuesday place until 2:15 p.m. when all evening, May 21, at 8 p.m. at donations will he totaled. The the Larry R. Morrison gymauditorium will open at I p.m. nasium. He will be speaking to and voting can he done at that 207 seniors on the theme, 111 Am Full of New Begirmings." WASHINGTON - The In- time. Princess contestants are Inaugurated as the 12th terstate Commerce Commission has notified Rep. Kathy Parker, Patty Parker, president of Rio Grande Clarence Miller that public Beth Perrin and Nancy College in 1963, Dr. Christensen has guided the college's Kissinger's fHth Middle East hearings on the planned Wallace. enrollment from 398 iri 1962 to Queen contestants are peace mission. reorganization of the Northeast Tel Aviv newspapers said the 11nd Midwest Rail System will Deanna Denny, Becky Fry, 707, To complement this Israeli government refused to t,e held beginning JiJne 10 and Sharon Karr, Tammy Schoon· growth, the college has built a library, dining hall , three make any new concessions ending June 12, 1974, In Akron. over, and Nicki Van Meter. The S-tool rocket filled with dormitories, an athletic and during Kissinger's latest stop- The hearing - the second $80 or toys and games will he recreation field, and a physical over in Jerusalem. round coordinated by ICC and given away at that time. All education building . In contrast, · the Lebanese its Rail Services Planning · DR. CHRISI'ENSEN Between 1946 and 1982, proceeds go to the Heart FWld newspaper Beirut said the two Olfice - will offer community sides have agreed on all but leaders, civic and industrial drive. Mrs. Susie Soulsby and Christensen served on the one point In a troop representatives and concerned Ralph Werry and co- academic and administrative Rio Grande C<Jllege Is the .. _ citizens the opportunity to chairpersons of the Heart Fund staffs of South Dakota State disengagement pact University as head of the only interdenomination loW'The newspaper said present their views on present drive. year liberal arts college The Heart Fund annoWJc-ed department of speech, director Kissinger flew to Syria today and future rail service needs in that several areas have not of special services, and ad- located in southeastern Ohio. A with a compromise proposal to the region. been canvassed and will be minislrat(ve assistant to the majority of its graduates enter clear the last obstacle Each hearing will start at the teaching profession. president. reduction of forces on the new 9:30 a.m. at Morley Health don,e within the next month. truce line. Center, t77 South Broadway, On the Golan Heights, Syrian Akron. An evening session will and Israeli tanks and artillery be held at 7 p.m. the first day, clashed today at the start of the Additional evening sessions lOth week of their costly war of will be · designated at the attrition·. ~ discretion of the presiding The high U, S. official said officer. Persons wishing to the negotiating gap In testify at the hearing should arranging an Israeli - Syrian" contact : Carolyn Halloran, disengagement accord has Interstate Commerce Com"narrowed vel'y signU(canUy" rnis8ion, 18t Federal Building, The traditional parade will m-··x·!CS.r~:m-w·· · ·· ·· · s~:::::::::::::~:=:=:~=:::--:~:::::::::::~::::::::::::::::!:!:;~:;:;:; in the final week of the peace 1240 East 9th Str~t, Cleveland, Tentative 1974. Big Bend Regatta Schedule · kick-off 1974 Big Bend Regatta mission. Ohio 44199. THURSDAY . activities, Earl Ingels, , C arnival Rides. president, told the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce at ils FRIDAY noon luncheon meeting 12:00-11:00 p.m. Carnival Rides Monday at Meigs Inn . 12 :00-G:OOp.m. Flea'Market-Pomeroy Jr. High The parade will be on 6:QOp.m. Parade William R. Amberger, Friday, June 21, leaving 9:00p.m . presenting "Ariella for Stage Entertainment Steven M. Anderson. Larry A. Middleport at 8 p.m. Winds." Introducing the Atherton, Rodney E. Baker, Teen Dance Jack Carsey, In charge of the 9:00p.m . speaker will be Paula Haul)er, Bbnnie L. Barringer, Timothy p.m. . 10:00 Fireworks president of the senior class. A. Baum, Michael L Bing, outboard races to be held Bruce H. Bissell, Bernice R. Sunday, announced that SATURDAY . Charles Swogger, principal, Bogg•. Sue A. Burke,. Deborah will present the 10 lllp scholars L. Burns. Linda K. Calaway, classes are family, G, J aod !O:OOa.m. Y. Caldwell . FS, sports, 6, J, and unlimited 9:00-6 : 00 p.m. of the class including the Marlenna Richard D. Carson, L. u. valedictorian and the Chaffee, Peggy A. Daniel Chaney, - ' There will l)e seven races, 10:00-11:00 p .m.· salutatorian. Howard Cald· Teresa -10:00-4':00 p .m. L Chtchf?ler, · well, Jr., vice president of the Rosemary M. Clark, Roger D. the last race for all boats. 11:00 a.m . Melissa J. Coleman, Proceeds froin II will go to Mel board ,of education, will Coates, Dorothy s·. Cremeans, Steve R. Christensen. 12:00-1:30p.m. present the diplomas. Dill, Jo L. Enevolcfsen, Cri'stal It was also announced that 1:30-3:00p.m. Erwin, Steve E. Follrod, SWogger will Introduce the Rhonda F. Fortney, Robin T. petitions are being circulated 3:30p.m. Jeffrey G. Gilland. f~ signatures asking toll free 9:30 P-'11· Rev. Robert L. Meece of the Gainer. Steve R. Goebel, Patricia J, Northeast Cluster of the Grossnickle, Joy L. Grover; telephone service from Chester Methodist Church who will Paula S. Hauber, Rickie L to Pomeroy, Rutland, Racine S::i0-11 :30 a.m. deliver the baccalaureate Hollon, Tonya E. Keebaugh. and Portland. II :30-5:30 Chry\1 L. Kimes, Pamela J. A hearing 'll!ill be held with sermon. The processional and Lanham, Nancy "J. Miller, recessional will be by Teresa Ti>ny S. Milhoan, Martha A. the Public Utlllti,e~ Company II : 30-5: 30 p.r.1. Buckley and the Girls Glee Myers, Randy B. Orr; Gale E. on Tuesday, May 21 at 10 a.m. 12:30-6:00 p.m. Ralph E. Parker, Iris Clab will sing ·"Prayer_" The Osborne, l . Pigott, Clair E. Reed, Sheila at Pomeroy City Hall. All Invocation and the benediction J. Sampson, John C. Sheets, persons are urged to attend Linda M. Sm lth, ' David F. this meeting, , will be by Teresa Buckley. Sordo!n, David L. Weber, .Jane II was an~\)llllced thalllckels 6:00p.m. Members d the graduating D. Whitehe<¥f, · Debora~ l. class are: · (cOntinued on pl.ge 10) Wilson, Sheri L. Young. 1 · ·•eea ' , I "' m 10 set .£or .11 hearing Traditional parade to open regatta June 21st Eastern graduating 52 .. IN •POINT PLEASANT CONTACT HERMAN lYNCH PHONE 67~2460 PHONE 992-2156 K in decisive round of talks COLUMBUS, OHIO - REPUBLICAN STATE Chainnan Kent B. McGough said Monday there Is a growing disenchanlment among rank-and-file Ohio Republicans with . President Nixon, and he attributes It to the contents of the lranascripts.-of the White House tapes. · McGough said his travels throughout Ohio during the primary election campaign showed dissatisfaction with the DAMASCUS (UPi) President was on the rise, particularly during the last two weeks. Secretary of State Henry A. "Any disenchantment with the President Is serious," McGough Kissinger arrived In Damascus said iri answer to a question at a news conference, "and It's today for what siJaped up to be growing. There are more people in our party today that are the decisive round In his peace dlsenchanged than there were 10 .days ago" mission to separate Israeli and Syrian troops on the embattled WASHINGTON - THE HOUSE JUDICIARY Committee Golan Heights. today focused Its impeachment Inquiry on the Watergate A.~h official traveling with coverup and prepared to begin listening to tapes of ~esident KisSinger ·said the secretary Nixon's private White House conversations. would know later tonight or The formal agenda for today's day-long· presentation of Wednesday morning the evidence by committee lawyers behind closed doors was not outcome of his longest and revealed, but committee sources said the session beginning at most complicated mission to a:30a.m. EDT would center on the cover-up of the June 17, 1972, the Middle East Watergate cburglary, Kissinger met Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halin WASHINGTON - CONSUMERS WON'T GET the. full Khaddam at the Damascus benefit of this year's declines in farm prices because processors airport early this afternoon and supermarkets are widening their margins, Agriculture after 8:·· 55-minute flight from Department economists predicted today. Israel. Experts writing in a new "Marketing and Tr81l8ponation The secretary of stale then Situation" sununary repealed a recent department forecast that left the airport for a giwernIncreases In retail food prices "may slow considerably" in the ment guest house to prepare next few months and there may even be a modest decline in for crucial talks with ~sldenl grocery bills late in the year if farm prices drop as expected, but Hafez Assad. the consumer will benefit little, If any. · The trip came as sharply conflicting reports appeared in ROME - A NATIONAL REFERENDUM·overwhelmingly the Israeli and Arab press endorsing divorce In Italy lhreatened today to smash the about the success of traditional p<Jlitical power of the Olrlstian Democra lie party and the Roman Qitholic heirarchy. Politicians said Premier Mariano RtlmCr )Vas expected to step down following the vote, bul.his Ouislian Democrats would Ukely delay the resignation as long as possible to shore up the party's position. More than 32 million Italians voted by a 58.1 to 40.9 per cent margin Sunday and Monday to maintain divorce Fifty-two seniors will receive despite the opposition of the Vatican and tile Christian their diplomas Sunday night Democrats. · when the 17th annual commencement of Eastern High HONG KONG - PREMIER CHOU EN-LA!, complaining of School Is held at 8 p.m. being old and "not very well," has given SGme signs he might BaccalaW'ea te for the class llep aside after 25 years at the swnmlt of power In China. Tbe 75will be held In the school ,ear-old revolutionary, China's. only premier since the Comauditorium on the same day munists seized power in 1949, has been conspieliOuBiy mi881ng at 'beginning at 2 p.m. recent stale functions. John Hauck, executive China analysts have been debalillg whether the apparent director of the Buckeye withdrawal was voluntary or at least partially forced on the Association of · School Ad~glng premier. Wben Chou failed to appear at a banquet for ministrators, will be comrialtlng Senegaleae PreSident Leopold Senghol',early thla month, mencement speaker with the Ollnese officials scoffed at speculation the abaence was caused high school band, directed by by political reasons. '!be officials said Chou was tired and could Charles Wills, presenting the not keep up with his sebedule. ', . processional "Pomp and Circumstance" and the WASHINGTON -THE NATION WilL keep 118 legal speed recessional "Fanfare and limit at 55 m.p.h. because It saves lives, saves fuel and l)elps Recessional.'' people remember tliat the energy shortage is "a permanent fact Mr _ Eugene Underwood, tllle." I . pastor of , the Tuppers Plains The Sehate Monday vote<UI-211agalnsta propoaal tha,l woolct IJave given state governmenla the option to raiae highway speed Church of Christ will be giving limits from the 56 m.pJt. decreed during llie energy crisis to 60 · the i~vocallon , and the m.p.h. . . beneaicllon 1with the band - '• . POINT PLEASANT; W. VA. Brzef~.•• ews .. zn eCROSS· YOUR-HEART : •BODY MAGIC TUtSDAY, MAY 14, 1974 expensive than natural gas. He said the increase amQUDts to about ~ cents a month increase for a customer using 15,000 cubic feet of gas. The rate increase ordinance now before council came about following the original proposal by the company, a counter proposal by village officials, and finally a "compromise" proposal, the one now under consideration, F1ood Insurance Council agreed to !lee that the town is designated eligible for flood Insurance . Meeting with council on that Issue was William D. Childs, who pointed out that getting "designated" is a ' detailed procedure in that certain steps must be followed. Once the village is designs led, then residents may pW'chase flood insurance. The average rate Is about 25 cents for $100 worth of coverage on dwellings and about 35 cents for $100 worth of coverage on con"nts. It is possible to purchase flood Insurance Ql present, but unless a community is designated under the federal program; rates are prohibitive, :=:~>.r:=:::::--.:::::::::::::;::::~<:::::;~<:w,~.'l'.>.i:ci -..~-~::;;:,:,:::::::::,:;:,:,:,:,'>'*<''§[ PLA YTEX BRAS AND GIRDLES Spring~ .Special .. laking the new rate request to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for hearing rather than approve the increase by local ordinance . The three - Marvin Kelly, Alen King and James Brewer backed up their convictions with "no" votes when the second reading was given. Mayor Zerkle, broke the tie . Councilmen Fred Hoffman, William Walters and David Jenkins voted for II. John Koebel of the local Columbia Gas Co. again spoke to council on the new ordinance. He indicated he will mee, with any council memher at any time to answer fW'Iher questions. The matter is expeeled to come up for Its third and final reading at the next meeting Juesday, May 28, rather _than Monday, May 27 (due to Memorial Day). Koehel explained that the increase ordered by the Public Utilities Commission was brought about by the use of synthetic gas which Is more By United Presalnlernalloaal e18-HOUR Junior and Senior Class plays, and was treasurer of the Arts and Crafts Club. Miss Nieri, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Rife , 692 High St., Middleport, was a cheerleader and secretory of the student council . She was active in-the mnrching and symphoni c bands, Pep Club, National Honor Society, girls' basketball, and GAA. Miss Nieri completed the Academic Course. Miss Hennessy, daughter of Mrs. Phyllis Hennessy, 242 Mulberry Ave., >Pomeroy, also took the academic course. She was active in the Pep Club, GAA., Student Councll, Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Drama Club, WTAP Honor Program ard the Senior Class play. She was a cheerleader, a class officer, and office assistant ; was on the basketball team, and served on the coffee house committee. en tine Gas rate reading -passes 4-3 will face each other in district competition at Bellaire ihis weekend. • A sp<Jkesman at Rio Grande College said today that Individual sectional winners will he announced Tuesday - the lting list was unavailable , for area news media today : In Class A sectional action Saturday, Unioto was runnerUJi to Adena with 38 team points while Chillicothe Zane Trace had 37. North Gallia had 24 points, Eastern had II. · In Class AA sectional action, Rock Hill finished second behind Ironton with 55 team · points. Hillsboro had 54. Gi\HS had 7 and Meigs 2. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XXVI . NO. 22 win sectional meets Adena Local and Ironton rang up the most team points dw-ing Satw-day's Class A and Class AASectional track meets at Rio Grande, but only the top three winners of each event in each division will advance to district competition. Adena Local, which captured the 1972 Class A ·state team title, tallied 124 points to lead'!/ Class A teams in that category. Ironton, winner of the 1974 SEOAL track crown, tallied 99 points to head 26 other Class AA squads. In previous years, all area lea!lls entered the district, and those with the most points, plus other individual winners, advanced to the state regionals. This year, however, for the first time ever, all 53 area teams were entered in sectional competition with the top three individual winners in each division in each event advancing to the district. The sectional winners in Class A competition from Hio Grande and Zanesville will face each other in district action at Evans Field Satw-day, beginning at 1:30 p.m. The sectional winners in Class !lA competition from Rio Grande and another sectional Four Hooorarlans Miss Hawley also studied the Science course and was active in the mard1ing and symphonic bands, the Woodwind Quintet, Pep Band, Stuc!Ont Council, Nature Club, Tennis Club, Latin Club and b91h the JWJior and Senior Class plays. Co-editor of the annual staff, she was treasurer of the National Honor Society, an office assistant, a delegate to Girls' State, WTAP Honor Program, ""ndystripers, Junior Fair Board, 4-H Club, and the Meigs County 4-H Advisory Committee. She is the daughter of Mrs. Dianne Hawley, 102 Wolfe Drive, Pomeroy. Mary Krawsczyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Krawsczyn, 300 Broadway St., Middlep<Jrt, was selected as the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow and Is president of the candystrlpers of Veterans Memorial Hospital. Enrolled in the Academic Course, she participated in Latin Club, the marching and symphonic bands, National Honor Society, annual staff, Devoted To The lnterettl Of The Meigi-Mason Area JUST ARRIVED Five runs were made during the ·weekend by the Pomeroy , WJit of the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Medical Service. Ata:40a. m. Saturday, it was called for Asel Searles, 639 Beech St., Middleport, who was taken to Holzer Medical Center suffering a respiratory ailment. At 3:30 p. m. Dan Hooker, Rt. 1, Shade, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital as a medical patient. At 8 p. m. William Salmons, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, was taken to the Holzer Medical Center as a medical patient. Today at 12:JOa. m., the unit went to the Tom Rue home, 72 S. Third, Middleport, for Mr. Rue , who was ill. He was administered first aid. At 5 p. m. today, the unit was called to Forest Run for Geraldine Eynon, who was dead upon its arrival. EZRA KISER BEVERLY HOFFMAN, DAUGHTER of Mr. and Mn; Fred Holbnan, Middleport, has been a carrier for the Dally:, Sentinel for approximately six years. Beverly Is a seventl! grade student at Meigs Junior High School. She attends the First Baptist ChW'ch In Middleport and enjoys sewing and watching baseball, She has been a memher of tl)e Meitis · Junior High Band two years in which she plays the clarinet. Beverly has two brothers and one sister. showers . WOOSTER, OIDO - THE WOOSTER EDUCATION Association struck the school system here today over the firing of four teachers by the local school board. Picket lines were set up at all of the system's 10 schools and the bus garage. School officials said classes were being held with thehelp of supervisory personnel and parents. The strike came on an impasse between negotiators for the ·association and the school board. The association voted Friday night to strike if 100 agreement on teacher dismissal procedures had been reached during the weekend. Teachers want the honrd to put in writing the reasons for not renewing contracts and to allow hearings for teachers if they are dismissed. Teachers have tenure In the fourth year of service. The four teachers whose contra-cts were not renewed do not have tenure. SEOEMS unit ! l,l ~~ Hughes, Gary Michael COTTON74 PLYMOUTH, N.H. (UPI) Sen. Norris Cotton, R-N.H., celebrated -his 74th birthday Saturday with 200 friends and supp<Jrters. He blew out 19 candles on a giant New Hampshire-shaped birthday cake and then opened his presents - maple syrup from the town of Warren, cheddar cheese from Sugar Hill, shoe trees from Plymouth and a six-foot-long cribbage board shaped like the Granite State . Pomeroy, Ohio his generation had. succeeded in "creating some ex .. traordinary problems for you to solve. And .I'm relatively optimistic these problems can be solved because I helieve the human race has the ability," he added. "The family of man out o£ sheer necessity can solve the problems. Q (Continued from page I ) unnoticed Sunday when he returned to his arcestral homeland. There were no parades, no wreaths, none of the ceremonial trappings of his earlier visit. "I am on business," A~new told a newsman who approached him at the Hilton bar. Asked to elaborate, he said "private" and abruptly ended the conversation. · 5 nms made by THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. " generation gap" now because LINDSAY SAYS RESTRICf NIAGARA FALLS, ONT.- TWO MEN IN a small motorboat NEW YORK (UPI) - John Janey, Brenda Lawson Justis, V. Lindsay says campaign plunged over Niagara's Horseshoe Falls as hundreds of weekend M a r c us Connor Lawhon, contributions for all elections tourists and park officials watched helplessly from the banks. should be restricted to $100 a They were missing and presumed drowned. "I was standing donor, with a $1,000 limit for there watching and I couldn't do a sweet damn thing about it," presidential elections. The said Niagara Ontario Parks Commission Constable Robert · former congressman. whose Harrison of the tragedy. secQnd term as ma¥or of New The l~oot boat with a 4o:borsepower motor drifted too close York expired this · year, said, to the edge and got caught in the current. The thWJdering waters "What must end principally is broke the boat apart and scattered 'pieces of it on both sides of the the solicitation of campaign 200-footfalls. Police said only portions of the boat's hull, a pair of money , the giving and life preservers, a ski and gasoline cana were salvaged. On Sunday two Americana rep<Jrted missirig were thought to receiving of it. !I politician can't help but feel indebtedness be the victims. Niagara Frontier State Park Pollee said David ·Boyd, 29, Donald Walker, 19. both Niagara. Fallii, N. Y., were to donors." Lindsay said in an article in seen on the Niagara River Saturday In a boat matching the Newsweek magazine that he description of the one that went over the fallii. was "glad that I'm not running lor office this year, or next or may he not at alL" L .' . Joyce Ann Davis Is the valedictorian and Ezra Kiser the salutatorian of the 1974 graduating class of Meigs High School, it was announc~ .!oday. Honorarians include Ingrid Haw ley, Tina Nieri, Mary .Krawsczyn and Mauree~ Hennessy to round out the top six students in the class. Miss Davis, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Davis, Rl. I, Middleport, studied Business· and Office Education and is a memher of the Arts and Crafts Club, Future Business Leaders, National Honor Society, Ohio Office Education Association, anti served as a librarian. She was the school's winner of the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. Kiser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Kiser, Rt. I, D<:xter, completed the Science course and was a National Merit Scholarship fmallst . He participated in basketball, Latin Club, Varsity "M" and served as president of the National Honor Society. He said the rest of th e world looks to America lor precedent-setting methods of · solving such problems. Rusk light-heartedly told· the students there should he no lawrence Barry Tabor, Judy daugl1ter of Mr . and Mrs. Special music will be James !.. French of RL I, provided by the Kyger Creek Debt wanted up Gallipolis. is the class Htgh School Band an~ the salutatorian. Kyger Creek Schoof Choir. to $505 billion Miss French is also a Principal Robert L. Lanning WASHINGTON (UP!) - The mem ber of · the district will present ihe class of 1974 scholarship leam, a college and Frank A. Cremeans, adininistr'ation asked Congress Assistant 'county Superin- today to increase ihe public tendent will accept the class debt lil)lit by $29.3 billion to $505 billion : and present the diplomas. GraduMes are : Trea&W'Y Undersecretary Tonight and Tuesday Pamela Fay Armbruster . Paul A. Volcker told the House May 13-14 Penelope Kay Armbruster, Ways and Means Committee Donald Ray Blazer, Debra Walt Disney 's that the current ceiling of Lynn Bradshaw, David Eugene SUPER DAD $475.7 billion, which expires Clay , Betty Ann Coleman, ( Technicolorl Vickie Lynn Ellis, Patricia June 30, had forced the governBob Crane Marie Fife, Candace Lynn ment to operate at low cash Kathleen Cody Fisher, Patricia Ann French, (G) Kandy Inez Gindlesberger, balances which left little Walt Disney 's John Cooley Gordon, Robert money for available SON OF FLUBBE R Eric Gordon, Allen V. Handley, emergencies. ( Technicolor) "N('ifher rain nor snow nor wind nor sleet will stop mai lm<!n from their " I'm deeply convinced tha t this generation is destined to write a Wlique chapter in history ," Husk Iold 565 grad uates at Northern Kentucky State College in suburban Highland Heights, the Ches lHre Uni ted Methodist C11Llrch. Miss Scruggs will enroll al Ohio Stale University in Allied M~dicine. • bomb against Japan in World War II. "It's np tu you to add another 29 years to that record . Kyger Creek, will graduate member of the dt slrict scholar ship tcomt: She Httt.•ncls Fntndly "It's been 29 years since a nuclear weapon was fired in college anger," Rusk said, referring to lln1erica's use of the atomic Creek High School. Society. Miss French attends Miss Scruggs is enrolled in the Addison Freewill llaptist the Col lege Preparatory course· "" t'hurch . M r. Top Meigs High students announced Rusk-hold's pe~ce is biggest challenge ' 'I' ",. ., ~- ' I· .. I \,1 . ,,, ., "~ .. . /. ·. �2- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, 14, 1974 White House fights .pr~ssure to .resign WASHI NGTON ( UPI l - The admtnts tra tton eampa1gn agamst pressure (9r President NlXon 's r esignatiOn continued - tiitlay after two top officials reiterated h1s mtentwn to sl<!y m office '"It's a difficult perwu there's no ques tiOn about that, " one key White House atde, dechnmg tp be 1dcnhfwd. sa 1d today '" But h1s attitude next conference would be held Monday. "I think 11 would he a IS one of dete1 nunatton he today. , mistake for the country and a feels It IS essential to fight But Col~ lllSisted that the mistake for him." thiS ." new arrangement was not Cole spoke to reporters Another official, Kenneth R. designed to prepare Ford to shortly alter Caspar W. WemCole Jr., chtef adviser to the become president, and Cole herger, secretary of health, President for domestic affairs, satd he saw no reason for NIXon education and welfare, carne acknowledged that he had to resign out of a meeting with NIXon begun holdmg special policy "I think It would be an ab- saying he had urged the meetings wtth Vtce President solute disaster if he resigned," President not to step aside and Gerald R Ford anrl thot the~r he told a news conference that he had been ·assured , Rhodes' renomination GOP feature • 11 • don't worry, there's no ••• chance of that whatever." The orchestrated campaign at the White HOQilC began last week after several leadmg Republicans m{;ongress called on Nillon to step down or suggested that he give It serious thought and as the House Judiciary Committee began revtewm)! evidence for its impeachment Inquiry. In recent days Labor Secretary Peter J . Brennan, Housing Secretary James T Lynn and official White House press spokesmen have made pomted attempts to deny any plans for NIXon's resignation and to defend his policy during the Watergate cover-up as outlined m transcripts of his tape recorded conversations. Cole said hiS weekly conferences with Ford began several weeks ago at the vice president 's request. Previously, he said, his staff and Ford's used to get together when the need arose Cole attached little sgnificance to the change. "We tr1ed one way of dong business and 11 just wasn't working as well as we had hoped," he said. ... • •' •' '' t COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The McGough said he thought registered I th10k he has a displeasure wtlh the nommatwn of former Gov Cleveland Mayor Ralph J good chance of winning," said President" or to vote for MARY BIGGS, daughter of Blanch Biggs, Racine, will James A. Rhodes with httle Perk had "'a good chance of McGough. Glenn, said McGough. vtstble diviSiven ess and a muu- w10mng" m his race agamst leave May 281or service with The GOP prunary turnout McGough srud Republicans rnum of money spent was the Democrat John H Glenn Jr., might have been poor because had a good chance to gnln a the U. S Army. Miss Biggs "high spot" of last week's for the Senate will serve In the military Glenn's Democratic contest substantial number of 15 marRepublican prunary election, pollee lor three years. She "I 've always considered With Sen Howard M. Metzen- ginal Ohio House seats, most AWARD ACCEPTED - Mary Martin, of the Busmess state COP Chairman Kent B will at first be stationed at Mayor Perk to be our outstand- baurn, 0-<lhio, "w~s the onlY; now held by Democrats, and and Professional Women of Middleport, accepts an award for McGough said Monday. Ing Senate candidate He has a game m town," the Chall"llllln the outcome of races for SIX Fort McClellan, Ala. She 11lU the group from Wtlham Stuckey of the Governor 's Traff•c The low pomt of the election graduate from Southern base 10 a City where we norsa•d. Some Republicans rrllght district seats, of which each Safety Comrruttee (GTSC) at the 16-eounty regiOnal meetmg was the poor Republican turn- mally do poorly and are out- have crossed over to "express party held three, would deterHigh School on May 19. May 9 at Ohio Umverstty in recogrution of the women's out ~ 600,000 GOP voters cornmine control of the state Sengroup's program, "Challenger for Commitment to Safety. " RECEIVES DEGREE pared with I million ate. Judy Butcher Garwell, Democrats - srud McGough Republican fund raising was daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira The 41 members of the Reahead of the pace set m 1970 Former resident Butcher, Middleport, received publican State Committee preand the third best in the party's her Master of Music Degree at sent at a reorganizah onal history for a corresponding of Racine dies the May 12 commencement at rneetmg Monday unamrnously time m the campaign, said NEW CARLISLE - Dons reelected McGough chairman the Umvers1ty of Oklahoma m McGough. Wolfe , 75, formerly of Racme, of the state party. Norman, Okla died at Ohto MissiOnary Home Re-elected vtce chatrman By Umled Press International Parkhurst said the truckers m New Carlisle, Monday. Independ ent tru cker s VIr- sought an audit of 01! company was Martha Moore, CamMiss Wolfe wa s preceded m bridge, treasurer , George tually Ignored Monday the call books and the nght for small death by her parents, Oren and Eynch, Cmcmnah ; and for a second natwnwtde truckers to haul manufactured pitcher and hope for the best m the seventh. By FRED DOWN Mary Murdock Wolfe, two secretary, Louise R. Farr, dnvers· strike m three months goods m compell!Ion with Right now, the 32-year-old UPI Sporll Writer Braves 7 Padres I : sisters, Eva Pickens and Clara Cleveland Heights to force a rollback 10 fuel maJor truckmg firms. Wynn is the best as far as The Los Angeles Dodgers Dusty Baker drove in four Wolfe. "I was very pleased wtth all prtces and an Increase m the Besides, reports of striking productivity Is concerned. He's were convinced last winter that runs wtth a horner and three Miss Wolfe IS survived by one the candidates nornmated at 55-rntle-per-hour speed limit truckers m Utah, Montana and sister, Mrs Albert (Sadie) the prunary. The high spot had But m Pennsylvania , regard- Colorado, the stnke was the key to their 1974 National batting .327 and leads the singles, leading the Braves to a Botkin, Sprmgfleld, one to be nornmation of former ed as the focal pomt of the reported takmg hold in nor- League pennant fortunes was major leagues with 12 homers VIctory which extended the Padres' losing streak to SIX brother, Herman Wolfe , Gov. Rhodes with a low-key truckers' prote st. s tnke- thern Nevada, where a spokes- the acquisition of relief pitcher !llld 34 runs batted m. Wynn, w)lo promised during Mike Marshall from the Montgames. Rorie HarriSOn won his Racme , and several meces and campaign that spent VIrtually related viOlence spread man m Reno said he expected real Expos. the spring that he'd play nephews third game for the Braves Stnke coordinators said no money, " McGough said most dnvers would be off the "extra hard" against Houston, But the deal that's Illllk4tg although he needed help from She was a member of Racme truck traffic was "down apMcGough said he expected roads by today. drove in three runs wtth a the Dodgers look so good Is the MethodiSt Church Torn House and Danny Rhodes' opponent for governor preciably" m Utah and about one in which they got center- smgle and sacrifice fly Monday Frisella. Willie McCovey and Funeral services will be m the November general elec- 00 pet effecllve m Montana CECIL WILLIS fielder Jim Wynn from the night when the Dodgers beat Dave Roberts homered for the Thursday at 1 p m at Ewmg tion, Gov. John J Gtlhgan, to and Colorado, but elsewhere EVANGELIST Cecil Houston Astros for pitcher the Astros, 8-4, for their sixth Padres, who played before a Funeral Horne with bunal to be "qUite vulnerable" in the across the country the situation Willis, well kuown author Claude Osteen. That's one ' straight victory. The win in- crowd of 36,052--third largest foll ow w Greenwood areas of ethics, spendmg prior- was reported normal Utah ' and preacher, and edllor of that's known in the trade as t creased the Dodgers' lead in m San Diego's six-year maJor Cemetery, Racme Fnends tiles and econormcs. State Pollee dmed the strike "Truth" Magazine of "hope deal" -you replace the the Natwnal League West to league history may call at the funeral horne had any s1gmftcant effect in the Marlon, Ind., will be the outfielder you traded for the 5\'.i games. Reds 4 Giants 1: after 9 a rn Wednesday state CALLED 3 TIMES guest speaker In a special New York defeated st. Louis, Johnny Bench's sixth homer In Pennsylv ama, truck RA CINE - Th e Ra cme series •of gospel meetings 5-3, AUanta downed San Diego, broke up a scoreless tie m the traffic was reported normal, emergency squad made two heglnnlng Monday at the Informative and entertaming 7-5, and Cincinnati topped San fourth and the Reds added Pleasant Valley Hospital runs Saturday, takmg Leroy but mctdents of viOlence were King recalled; Westside Church of Christ, books are plenllful at the 4-1, in the other another run m the Inning on Francisco, Discharges James Hartley, Edmonds, .Ra cme, to Veterans mcreasmg desp1 te warnmgs 200 W. Main St., Pomeroy. Middleport Pubhc Library National League games. Galhpohs Ferry; Lon Lynn Memonal Hospital at 1 45 p m from Gov Mtlton Shapp who Tony Perez' tr1ple and an in· Loren Stephens, minister of Here are four titles . American League scores field out. Don Gullett gained Stewart, Middlepor t , Terry where he was ll"eated and helped settle a two-w eek Griffey optioned tbe church, Invites the public ''Honor Thy Father," by Gay were Milwaukee 9 Baltimore 4, his third win in sill decisions Jeffers. Southside; Mrs Collett released, and Mary Grady , walkout w early February to attend all of the services Talesets, the best "inside" Cleveland 4 Boston 1, Min· with the relief help of Pedro Keefer , daughter. Leon; Bessie Racme, to Veterans Mernonal A sniper on a bndge over the CINCINNATI (UP!) - The which start at 7:30 each hook that has yet been written nesota 7 Chicago 5, California 8 Borhon. Gary Matthews homEdsel!, Point Pleasant , Mrs Hospital at 3 45 p m He wa s Pennsylvania Turnpike near Cincinnati Reds recalled veterevening, Monday through pertammg to the Mafia . In thiS Te:ras 4, and Oakland 11 ered for the Gtants. R C. King, New Haven , Lottie admitted On Sunday at 8 30 Breezewood fired a bullet an catcher Hal King from Saturday and atlO a.m. and .--~ - ~ -~~ Roach, Pomt Pleasant ; Mrs . p.m. the squad took Maude through the wtndshield of a monumental work, wntten m Indianapolis Monday night and Kansas City 2. 6 p.m. on Sunday. the style of a novel , Talese Wynn Ignited a ftveof"un fifth The "Dai~ Sentinel Garland Bostic, Gallipolis Youn g, Racwe, to Holzer State Pollre car Monday , optioned outfielder Ken Griffey the secret society as portrays Inning with a two-run · single Ferry ; M3rsha Harnson, Medical Center m1ss10g Trooper Donald Caldto their farm club in the DEVOTI!'DTO mE and drove In another run with a INTEREST OF Middleport; Steven Casey, well, 28, who brought the they - and he - have lived it American Association. !IElG8-MASON AREA m the SIX years that he traveled sacrifice fly In the sixth. Andy DOUBLEHEADER SET Gallipolis Ferry. Rossie Griffey had only nine hits in vehtcle to a safe halt CHE.!I'ER L. TANNEHILL, Messersmith went the SYRACUSE - Syracu se Davies, Minersville, 0 , Ruth Exee.Ed State Pollee m Bethlehem with the mdtvtduals who have 57 at bats this season. ROBERT HOEFUQI, Daughterly , Gallipolis, 0.; Falls City Fast Pitch Softball said a rock was thrown early so dornmated the cnme charts "I couldn't live with myself distance, despite nmth-innmg Cll}'Eoi!Gr Ray Beagle, Letart, Darlene team will play Laurelville at today from the U S. 22 over- of crirne-bustmg senators. He having a kid like Ken sitting homers by Ollie Brown and P!lbu.bed daUy except s.......:.r b!' "" Ohio Valley PublishinB OnnJiin:y, ll1 HARRISONVILLE - The Dragoo , Fraziers Bottom; horne m a doubleheader pass onto a truck below on the covers m intimate detail the around and doing nothing," Doug Rader, raising his record Covt St, Pomeroy, Ohlo, i8780 BUiinea tow. hves of these men of the Mafia, annual Harrisonville Alumm Mathilda Kates, Ironton , 0 ; Saturday beginning at 4 p m Pennsylvama said Reds Manager Sparky Turnpike Office Pbone I92-21M Editorial Phone ws. Mets 5 Cardinals 3: 2t:i7 Banquet will be May 25 at the Harry K Siders. Henderson ; Sunday Syracuse will travel to traveling southbound toward thetr wives and children ThiS Anderson . "He has to go down s.c.nd cluo poo~aMe pold at fmnero\". Cleon Jones and Jerry Grote (ltlo Harrisonville Grade School Earl Barton , Pomt Pleasant; Logan for two games With Philadelphia The umdentilted hook IS fact, and In this case to the minors and get a strike Honor Camp dnver sustained rrllnor IDiunes fact is more fantastic than zone and get squared around." each hit a twCH"UII homer and National advertlatng representative with servmg to begin at 7 p.m Lester Hall, Apple Grove , Hocking Inc , 12 Eut tbl St , Pomt Syracuse IS m first place 10 the and the wmdshteld and 8" head- flcbon Clinton Gilkey, of Albany and Stephen Warner, King, whose game-wimlng Jones knocked in a third run Bottinelli.Callagher, New York , New York " Cashelrnara" by Susan with a sacrifice fly as the Mets a graduate of Harnsonville, Pleasant; Norma Brannon , Hockmg Valley League as they light of h1s vehi cle were pinch homer in the first game lllbecript!oo n1tes Dell vered b)' (:~.trier dealt Bob Gibson his third loss. where avai.lable 10 cents per Week , By Howatch, IS the great house defeated Chillicothe two games will be the guest speaker, and Btdwell, Irene Cathrlght, of a July 1, doubleheader with smashed. Motor Route where carrier .M!r'Vir:'f! not Bob Apodaca received credit that dominates the lnsh Sunday , 3 to 2 and 11 to 7 last Los Angeles turned the 1973 Jack Warner of Jackson, also a Lakin; Mrs John Bartles, At least 10 other mctdents of r IVlllable One month , S2 80 By IDIU in Harnsonv11le graduate, will daughter, Pow! Pleasant; Mrs rock throw10g"Nere reported as estates of the de Sahs family, season around for the Reds, is for the victory although Harry 1 otrlo and W Va, One Year, 118, str: f9 50, Three months, 16 1 month• sing. William Watson , Pomt were complamts of slashed air obsessmg them and irrestsbbly expected to join the club •Parker finished up. Grote's Ellrwhere f22 00 year, six moo.ths Ill.~ homer, following a double by three months, J8 50 &.lbecription price drawmg them away from the tonight. Round and square dancmg Pleasant hoses UNITS CALLED Dave Schneckl kayoed Gibson looludea &mdly Ume&&ntlnel aetUed world of mtd-Vtctonan will begm at 9 p.m. and conBirths May 10, a daughter to In southwes ter n P!<lll'" The Middleport Emergency English anstocracy into the tinue until midnight with music Mr and Mrs. John Bartles, Squad was called to the sylvama, State Pollee early by Kord Kings of Belpre. Pomt Pleasant; May 10, a residence of F1eld10g Hawkms, today reported band s of violence, passion and danger of freland. Thts is a magnificent Reservations may be made by daughter to Mr. and Mrs 493 Grant St. at 11:45 a.m. str1k10g mdependents ' swning epic novel, powerful and Major League Results calling 949-4951, _$2-3854, or Denms VanSickle, Cheshtre, Monday to assist Mr Hawkms FIRESTONE passmg trucks at ground level Press lntern1tian•l 698-3477. Everyone Is welcome 0 .; and a daughter to Mr and At 9 11 p m the Middleport and" six patrols had been sent to conv10cmg, so huge m Its scope By Unrted National League 102 000 200- 5 10 I Mrs Charles Martin, Galhpohs Fire Department was called to travel the highways m the and cast of characters and 11 New York MOWER St Lou is ooo 011 100- 3 10 0 forms a world m Itself more Ferry; May II, a son to Mr Um ontown and Connellsville the Ohio Hotel where a coffee Apodaca, Parker (61 and real than our own. It will ex- Grote , G1bson , Folkers (1), and Mrs Robert Logan , maker had exploded. There areas VALUES Richert CB), Hrabosky (8 ) and Gallipolis Ferry, and May 12, a were no extensive damages. The call for a nabonwtde ceed your expectations Simmons WP-Apodaca (1.2 ) ''The Tower," by Richard LP - Gibson (2 3) HRs-Jones son to Mr and Mrs Bobby truck shutdown to begm at PTA TO MEET Martm Stern, dommates the !2nd) , Grote (4th) The Salisbury PTA will rnee t Foster , Pomeroy rntdmght Sunday was issued by = 000 010 000- 1 6 2 as scheduled tins evemng at Overdnve Magazme, an Ill- skyline of Mathattan It IS the San Fran UNIT CALLED C1ncl 000 200 20x4 9 0 7:30 p m With the ftfth and truckers' new World Communications The Pomeroy Emergency dependent O'Acqulsto, Willoughby (61, OES SLATES SALE Sixth graders to present the Squad was called to the Ernest pubhcatwn Michael Park- Center, the greatest bwldmg Sosa (81. Moffitt (91 and The Harrisonville OES will Triplett residence at Brown 's hurst, editor of the magaz10e, ever constructed. On the day of Rudolph, Gullett, Borbon (8) program. A meeting of the and Bench WP - Gultett (3 3) hold a rummage sale Thursday Trailer Court at 11.49 p rn Syracuse Elementary School had prediCted more than 90,000 tis dedication as a glittering LP-O'Acquisto (2-4) HRscast of VIPs gather at the very Bench (6th), Matthews (4th) PTA. however, also scheduled and Friday from 9 to 4 and Monday Trtplett was trans- dnvers would take part. 002 002 111- 7 12 2 In addtbon to lower fuel top of the buildmg, the junior Atlanta for tomght has been cance lled Saturday from 9 to 12 at the ported to Veterans Mernonal San Diego ooo 010 112- s 11 3 Pomeroy Jumor Htgh Gym architect makes a horrtfymg pnces and higher speed hmtts, Hospital, treated and released Harrison, House (9), Frisella dtscovery; the building {91 and Oates , Arlin , Tomlin (7). McAndrew (8 ), Hardy (91 structure is fatally flawed. •3·H.P Bnggs and and Kendall WP- Harrison (3 Then m the core of the S) LP - Arl1n (l 4) HFhStratton automat1c building a cham of accidents Baker {4th), McCovey (lstJ , choke eng1ne. Roberts nstJ 1 recoil starter starts an avalanche of events ooo 100 003- 4 8 2 • F1ngert1p throttle that threatens the center and Houston Los Ang 000 051 11x- 8 12 o control on engme everyone trapped In 11 Roberts , Nagy 151 , J Johnson May, MesserSmith {4 (7) and •19"" cut, cutting Governors and mayors, OJ and Yeager LP - Roberts (5 he1ght ad1ustable senators and high government 41 HRs-Cedeno (6th) , Rader from l"" to !!·1/4"" officials , ambassadors and (4th), Brown (3th I millionaires are all reduced to (Only games scheduled) Amer1can league the essentials of their Catlfornla 010 412 ooo- 8 11 3 By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. humanity. Some find them· Texas 000 211 000- 4 6 1 Singer (52) end Rodriguez , selves actmg the heroic part, DEAR DR LAMB - I am a and when these two problems ho t, ner vous , t1red, ha1r The doctor may even be able to Bibby, Brown (51, Allen !71 and 16-year-old girl, black and I JOin tog ether then I am problems and even changes 10 have a pretty good Idea of your others fmd theU" weakness Sims LP-Bibby (551 HRsSends (1st). Schaal (2nd) ,need help. I have several grouchy Yelling doesn't go your menstruallon pattern. In problem w1th a physical exposed by the rush toward Burrouohs <7th J problems, so I'll put them all With mne other people 10 the severe cases II can cause you to examinallon. I would certamly disaster. The bwldmg Itself 000 020 302- 7 12 o becomes almost a hvlng MInn together and maybe you can house yelling at each other. Chicago 001 000 121- s 15 2 be stck to your stomach and like to encourage you to see a character as 11 plunges into Its Goltz, Campbell (7} and make somethmg of 11 I don't eat as I should I only have trouble eatmg doctor, because your story has agony. An extraordinary Borgmann ; Moran, Tatum (6), I'm ftve feet one and only eat once a day. dmner BreakPitlock (6), Granger (7) , An overacbve thyrmd can wo many feattires suggestive novel 1 Acosta (9) and Herrmann WP weigh 84 pounds But, the btg fast makes me siCk durmg the also cause your heart to beat of an overactive thyroid gland -Goltz (1·01 LP-Moron (0 11 "Hide and Seek," by problem IS I'm always tired. I day and supper makes me stck too fa st, or to pound E~erctse to neglect thts posstbthty HR-Henderson (4th) 08 01 401 9 Jacqueline Wilson Alice is mean if I JUS! sweep one room dur10g the night tolerance can be gr eatly DEAR DR. LAMB - One eight and Mary is four; they Boston 010 000 ooo- 1 4 1 I'm out of breath. If I ride my Please do the best you can m decreased It w1ll also keep you nutrihomst •Br~ggsandStratton J.H.P. 300 000 lOx- 4 10 1 sa1d that are great friends and live on Clove Tlant (2 51 and Fisk, J bike to the corner my heart's helpm g me solve these from gammg weight even tf magnesium and flonde help to automatic choke eng1ne Perry, Buskey Z8J and Duncan pounding hard. If I bend over to problems, hecause I'm t1red of you eat normally or sometimes prevent hard arteries and the same street, but their back· WP-J • Handle-mounted throttle grounds and their mothers are (2nd I Perry (3 21 HR-EIIIS control pick up somethmg I get dizzy hearing my mother say It 's more than IS needed clogged arteries Is lhts very different. They go to the •Adjustable Cutting height. and have to sit down before I only lazmess There are a lot of problems correct? Mllw 111 200 112- 9 13 o park, but .are not back in ttme Baltimore 100 101 10o4 7 1 fall down. • Front and rear underdeek DEAR READER - You that can cause fahgue and DEAR READER - Un· Murphy (7) ana bllffles My hair has been breaking have given me several symp- weakn ess Man y of these , fortunately riot. The problem IS for tea. Despite their parents' Sprague, Porter , Grimsley, Alexander desperate explanallons 11 (41, Jtckson (91 and Wlllloms. off 'unllll'rn afraid to comb it. toms, but a doctor will need though, do not cause the feeling much more complicated than gradually dawns on them that WP-Sprague (1 01 LP - Grlms And, I tremble a lot I can 't more mforrnat wn fr om of bemg hot all the time thts simplistic Irlea This IS JUS! Alice and Mary are really lev (4 31 HRs-Moy (5thl. (2nd) , Briggs (6thl. control it. My periods occur exarn10a1Ion '!"d tests to be I must also tell you tha~ another example of the large mtssmg. A suspense filled tale Mitchell Powell ! 1stl - -ever.y 20 days and are hghL sure what your problem Is 100 000 001- 2 6 8 anxiety and nerviousness can amount of nutnbonal rnts10- of kidnapping With a chilling Kan City Oo klond 101 114 03x-11 19 o Nell,! get too hot, you know, It Is possible that you have an cause similar symptoms, In· formatwn being pumped out to Garber (4), MlngorJ like It's swnrner all the time. I overactive thyrmd which could cluding reelin g hot. The only the public without any effective twtst. ifhe motive is not {7)Pltlln, Your COmplete Tire Center and Healy , Blue (2 4) and financial gain but something Fosse LP-Pottln (1 21 HRjut bll"n up, especially at do all the things you descnhe , way to sl<lrt separating the two quality control for the conternfyingly different. - C. MtRae (61hl. nilhl. Other times I'm weak mcludlllg the feeling of bemg IS by a medical exammatton sumer of such literature. Pomeq, 0. Grueser, hbranan. (Only games scheduled) Violence spreads in Pennsylvania LA downs Roberts, Houston • •• •' .. ,, ' n u ' library listed •• Harrisonville alumni to meet Linesoores BIG THRIFTI.CUT SPECIAL. ONE/NINE $6333 The Southern Tornados npped Southwestern starter Kevm Walker for six runs m the flr&t mning and went on to a 9-5 victory ;- retaimng sole possesswn of first place m the SVAC. The lrtumph was the sixth of the league season for the Tornados agamst JUSt one loss. Southern leads second place Kyger Creek by one game with the two squads slated to meet Friday at Racme Monday at R10 Grande , the Tornados struck for six m the ltrst, one m the second and two in the fourth, while Southwestern touched Pete Sayre for three m the first and one each m the fifth and seventh Randy Warner, Southern centerftelder, walked to open the game, followed by a single by Thetss, triple by Sayre, single and stolen base by John Scoring five llllles 10 the third inn10g, the Eastern Eagles took a commanding 6-1 lead and never let go enroute to a 12-7 victory over the Hannan Trace Wildcats Monday at Mercerville Eastern, rappmg 17 htts off Wildcat hurler Paul Montgomery, look the lead by as much as seven runs at 11-4, before the Eagles had to hold off a sixth inning rally when Hannan Trace cut the lead to four at 11-7 The Eagles tallied once m the second, five tunes m that third frame, three tunes in the ftfth , tw1ce in the Sixth and once 10 the seventh enroute to thetr fifth conference Win m 11 decisions. The Wildcats, meanwhile, scored once m the ftrst, third, fourth and fifth 10nlngs before plating those three sixth innings runs 10 dropping to a 3-7 loop mark. A double by Kevm Petrie m the first, followed by a Mark Swain single and throwmg error by centerfielder Mike Larkins brought horne the first run of the game, g1vmg the Wildcats a short-lived l-0 lead. Eastern retaliated for one of Its own m the second on a walk, single by Rob Barller and DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB Teenager is always 'tired • • The present nan •a•• A I \ J I' r---.. ., Uke a good neighbor, State Farm is there. STEVE SNoWDEN SSJ Russell St, CGravel Hi Ill MIDDLEPORT, 0 . PH. 992-7155 r STATE FARM LIFE INSUUNCI> COMPANY H~llll Oft!C. ~ton, P7208.1 !I) ( ' Th1s Week's Special .. . is life insurance. But it's something he really needs. Ask me why. POMERO"f HOME &.AUTO I The seven run fourth 10mng featured three errors and hits by Tim Lucas, Bruce Arnett, Roush, Ben Arnett and Jeff Hill Htll, Baylor, Wise and Armbruster had hits dur10g the four run sixth inning. Dave Dobbins paced the Pirates w1th three hits in four trips to the plate North Gallia pushed across Its first run 10 the second on singles by Shaw, Patterson and Dobbins. They mcked reliever Bill Mebmer for three runs in the siXth on hits by Mark Theiss, Dobbins and Jack Gardner. Patterson coUected two htls m three at bat. Hudson star ted for the Bobcats. He was replaced by Steve Baird In the fourth and Metzner came in m the sixth. Gene Welch was the losmg pitcher. He fanned eight. Kyger Creek hurlers cornbmed for 10 strikeouts. The Bobcats travel to Rio Grande this afternoon to meet Southwestern. 'Unescore North Gallia 010 003 0- 4 8 4 K. Creek 041 724 x-18 16 1 Welch (L) and Theiss . Hudson,Batrd(4) (W) Metzner (6) and Metzner, Harrison (6). your son wants least... 20"ROTARY MOWER l sacnftce fly to center by pitcher Steve Holter The ftve -run thtrd was ignited by a Larkins double, followed by an mfteld smgle by Steve Goebel, stolen base. walk to John Sheets, smgle by Mtke Harris, error by Kent Halley at short, and smgle by Barber. Hannan Trace countered With one in the thU"d as Petrie smacked hts second double of the day, Wayne Hesson smgled and David Casteel singled within the mfteld Another Wildcat run came hom e m the fourth mnmg, the last frame for Eagle starter Holter who was replaced by juniOr Tim Spencer m the ftfth Montgomery reached safely on an error, Halley smgled, Petrie was htl by a pitch and Swam smacked a sacnflce fly to nght field. Holter struck out seven and walked two lR h1s four mmngs of work, allowmg seven hits Hts replacement, Spencer, walked one and struck out four while yteldmg ftve htts Montgomery went the distance for Hannan Trace, walking two, striking out three and giving up all 17 Eastern hits. Three more 1!;8stem runs canie home in the ftfth as Pl)il Bobcats roll over Pirates, 18 to 2 Kyger Creek '~ diamondrnen kept pace wtth loop leading Southern Monday night with an 18·4 lopsided victory over North Gallia The Bobcats unlea shed a 16 hit attack paced by Dave Wise's three hits. Getting two hits each were Jeff Hill, Wendell Baylor, Jim Arm• bruster, and Bruce Arnett. Kyger Creek 7-2 10 the SVAC plated four runs 10 the second and wrapped 11 up with seven 10 the fourth In the second, tsenior Clay Hudson started the rally with a single to left. Wise doubled aending Hudson to third and both scored on a double by Bruce Arnett. Ron Roush's , single plated Arnett and Roush • carne m on a grounder. I~ IIIIO OIS ·~~:1 Bowen smgled, Dave Hannum reached safely on an error by Petne at second, Greg Wmebrenner smgled, Montgomery balked, and Randy Blake smgled Larry Sibley's horne run to deep nght fteld brought home one Wildcat run in the fifth, before Eastern came back With two 10 the Sixth as Spencer double, Tim Kuhn smgled, Bowen reached on an error by Hesson at thtrd, Hannum s10gled and Steve Nelson htt an mf1eld smgle A Swam tnple to center fteld m the sixth started a bnef Wildcat rally , followed by an error by Don E1ch10ger at third, and back to back smgles by David Shaffer and Sibley before Spencer got the next two batters Eastern added an insura'lce run 10 the seventh as Eichinger smgled, went to third on an error by Hesson and scored on Goebel's third single of the day Goebel's three solo htts led the Eagle attack, followed by Larkins with a double and s10gle, and Barber and Eich10ger with a pall" of smgles each. Sibley smash'¥! a homer and single to lead Hannan . Trace, while Petrie cracked a pair of doubles and Swain a triple and single Eastern 015 032 1-12 17 3 Han. Trace 101 113 ~ 7 12 5 Holter, Spencer 5, and Harris, Bowen 4. Montgomery and Shaffer. Ma,or Leagu e Standtngs By Untied Press International Nattonal League Eastq w I net g b Philade lph •a 17 14 r-5 48 Montreat 12 11 522 I St LOUt S 16 15 51 6 I Cht c ago 12 15 444 3 New York 14 18 438 3' ' Ptft sburg h 9 19 37 1 6 1J"} We st w 1 pet g b Lo s Ang el es 24 9 7'17 Hou ston 20 16 556 s• , San Fran c tsco 19 16 54 3 6 at Cmc•nna t 1 ( Bdlmg ham 5 1 ), 8 OOp m Wednesday ' s Games San F ra 11C1SCO at CmC1nnat 1 Ch1cago at Pittsburgh , n rght New York at St LOUIS , ntght Montreal at Phtla , n1ght Hous at Los Ang , 2, tw r n 1ght Atlanta at San D1ego, ntght American League sell goodies during games Amencan League Eul w 1 pet Mtlwaukee 14 13 519 Balf•more 15 14 5 17 Cle v eland 16 15 5 16 New York 18 17 514 Detrott 14 15 483 Boston 15 17 <169 West w Oakland 17 Chtcago 15 talttorn•a 11 11 500 Texas 16 17 485 KansaSCifV 15 16 484 Monnesota 13 15 464 Monday's Results Cal •torn•a 8 Texas' Monnesota 7 Ch•cago s Cleveland 4 Boston 1 Mtlw 9 Balt 1more 4 Oakland 11 Kan C>tv 2 I 11/ ;> 1 I V, 11/ ;> 2 IToday•s Only games schedul ed ) Probable Pttchers as Reds knock off Gia~ts 4-1 CINCINNATI (UP I) - Johnny Bench IS streaking Only It 's the Cmcmnall Reds catcher's bat, not his body, which 1s attractmg attentiOn Bench homered and Singled Monday mght as Don Gullett. wtth a helpmg hand from Pedro Borbon, beat the San FranciSco Giants 4-1 m the opener of a three-game sertes Bench's htttmg bmge dates back to the thtrd game m May when Manager Sparky Anderson moved him mto the third slot 10 the hatting order ahead of Tony Perez. Smce then, he has 13 hits m 33 at bats, a .393 average and three homers. Anderson made the change after Bench went 1-for-l! in the first two games of May and his average dipped to 203 Today he's battmg 265. Monday mght also sa w Joe Morgan emerge from a brief battmg slump The Reds · second baseman , entenng the game O-for-16 over a si<.game span, made two hits Slumps though will never put Morgan m the booby house Th is IS beca use the Reds sec· ond baseman even whtl e gomg pleased w1th the Reds pttchmg yo ur pttchmg IS as bad as a lot u1 the last rune games even of people ma ke 11out to be, the, though U1e club has wo n on ly our pttclung coach has got to be five uf lllem 1'l11s ls because a gen1us Gary MatU1ew s' homct w dunng those rune games Reds coun ted for the only Giant roll pitchers have ytelded onl y II Monday nig ht as Gullet earned runs ' I don l thmk people g1ve evened h1s reco rd at 3-3 hitless still manages to get on base enough crffht to our pi tchers." Rorb on s s:we v. as Ins s1x th The ser Jes resu mes tomght For mstance. Morgan drew s aid Spc~ rk y, ~.:tt m g the U1ree seven walks wh tle gm ng httless di viS IOJI ti tles the Reds have w1th the Reds' Jack Bllhngllam m Ius last siX games priOr to won m th e last four ye,trs " H lacmg M1ke Caldwell last mght Only once durmg that span did he fml to get on base "! Will never have any long \ hittmg streaks hecause I take my walks, smd Mmgan I m not a guy hk e Vada Pmson who ' 1s al way s swmgmg away ' Pinson , now playmg with the Kansas Ct\y Royals. shares the club record for longest hitting streak 127 games) w1th hall of farner Eddie Roush Anderson LS mo re tha n Area high school track winners are announced Fourteen Southeastern OhiO Athletic League thmclads, plus two relay teams, and two Southern Valley Athletic Conference athletes quahfted for dis!"riel traek compe tliOn t followmg Saturday's Class A and AA Sectionals at RIO Grande. Forty-five athletes m each dJvtston won d1str1 ct ( Allt•mes eon berths Saturday 1 North Galha's Kansas C•ty !McDan•el 0 and Spllttorff J J l at Oak l and Sterling (Hunter 6 2 and Abbott 0 Ol. 8 30 p m Cal 1forn1a (R:van 4 3) Tex.as (Hargan 2 3 ), 9 p m Mtnnesota (Biyleven 3 4) Chtcago (Bahnsen .4 2 ). 9 p m Boston (Cleveland 1 3 ) Cle\leland (G Perry 4 1), 7 pm Mtlwauk.ee (Colborn 1 J) Balttmore (Palmer 2 3 ). 7 pm HEGAN SOLD NEW YORK (UPI ) - The at New York Yankees announced at 30 Monday that first oaseman Mtke Hegan had been sold to at 30 the Milwaukee Brewers for an at Detro1f ( Lol lch 1 5) at New York (Dobson 2 51.8 p m Wednesday's Games Detroit at New York Cal1fOrn1a at Texas n1ght Mmnesota at Ch1Cego, night Boston at Cleveland , n ight M1lwaukee ,at Balttmore, rnght COnly games scheduled) amoWlt "somewhat, m excess of the waiver price. Hegan, 32, has been confmed tO the bench smce the Yankees acqwred Chris Chambliss from Cleveland and threatened to retire If not traded. Hegan, who lives near Milwaukee, had , , asked to be INded w the ·~ SEOAL IASUALL Brewers. CFlnill The left-blllldlr ll noted as a Team W L R OR superior ftelilr ... lilt .226 m ~:n~~~n ~ ~ ' ~~ ~~ 18 games ror lilt ,,,... this Athens s 2 43 13 · se&IIOD. New Ytllt cUd not Waverly 4 3 25 21 announce who would fill his ~':f~~lls ~ ~ ~; ~; spot on the roster. ·- ~~s;'n TOTALS Logan qualified for Class A D1stnct competition m three events - the !()().yard da sh, 220.ctash an d long JU mp Eastern 's Smith qua lified for the distnct 10 the 4()().} ard run Nme Ironton Ttgc rs, plus the SEOAL champions' mile and 880-relay squ ads qualified T1gers qualifyi ng were Vmcent, 440, Vmson, 120 hurdles , Carter, 220 , Mornson, 2-nule, Markm, 2-tmle; Thomas, 180 hurdl es , Mittendorf , po le vault , Be rry, discus and Fitzpatrick, high JUmp Other SEOAL athletes advan cin g to the dtstnct meet at Bellaire this wee kend were Cox, Wa;erly, 120 hurdles . 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Mtddleport, O'Jio ~ ~ ~~ ~; Chillicothe to 28 28 249 249 Monday's result: Logon S Jock son 0 host slo-pitch ' ladies tourney PLEADS CASE INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) Chief mechanic George Btgnottl, whose cars have won · the Indianapolis "500" six times, pleaded his case today m the first big rhubarb at the speedway this stmug. Blgnotti and Wally Dallenbach, one of the drivers on the Patrick racing team of lndtanapolis, have categorically denied charges of cheating in the use of a detice that helped Dallenbllch ree!M"d the second-fastest~ in last Saturday's lime trtalt. The Memonal Day Classic double elirmnatton ladies slo· pitch tournament on May 25, 26, 27 1s open to all lad1 es softball teams. Entry fee IS $35 plus $8 for any team not yet A S A sane. tioned Trophies will he given to the teams ftmshmg first, second, third and fourth and 15 tndividual trophies wtll be given to members of the first place team The drawing will be May 22 at 7:30 at diamond one m Yoctangee Park (City Park ) in Chillicothe, where play Will be held. The rules of the tournament will be Arnencan Softball Association rules with the indua10n of the 1:>-run rule Playoff Sclleelults & Results By United Preu lnternalianal Teams entering are to un(All Times E DTI derstand that the sponsoring NHL cnamplonshJp group is not liable for tnjury Baston vs. Philadelphia (Philadelphia leads 2·11 suffered in the tournament. May 7- Boston 3 Phltadetph•a 2 Entries should he sent to Davtd May 9 - ~h>la 3 Boston 2, ot May 12-Phfladelphla 4 Boston Quince!, Rt. 5, Box 52, 414 1 May 14-at Phlladelfhla, B 1:1 m James Rd., Chillicothe, Oh10 May 16- at Boston, 30 p m x May 19- at Philadelphia. 4 45601, phone, 614-663-2209 Teams need not be at the P m. x May 21 - at Boston , 7 30 p m drawmg, but must have the WHA Chlmplonshlp entry fee sent m hefore the ChiCigo vs. Houston h CHouston leads 1·0) drawing If they are unable to May 12- Houston e Chicago 2 Mov 15-at Chicago, 8'30 p m attend m person The Pomeroy Recreation board will sell refreshments at the little league and pee wee league baseball games behmd the old Pomeroy Junior High School this summer All refreshments will be sold from a booth inside ·the building, with all proceeds to go toward buying recreation equipment. Recreation membership Center cards also will be available, good for one year at the pnce of $1. Cards must be purchased by June 1 to be eligible for use of the Center 's eqwprnent. Cards will be on sale during the year at the Center durmg Its open hours. The Center will be open for recreation during the games and will remain open until approXImately 10·30 p.m. It Will not he open May 16 and 17, but wtll wen at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 18 and remam open until 10:30 p.m. that day. 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LewiS struck out t"io and Another Highlander run walked none carne horne m the last mmng on nnatl 16 14 533 6 ''• Sayre, meanwhile, sll"uck out an error and double by Russell Cmc, Atl ant., IS 19 44 1 9' ~ etght and walked none. 14 21 389 11''' Russell was the leadmg Sa n Ot ego Monday's Result s The Highlanders carne back hitter for the Highlanders with N ew York S Sf LOU IS J m the home half-of the first on a two smgles and a double, while Cm c mnat1 4 San F ran I Atlan ta 7 San Otego 5 str.gle by. Mike Crouse , error on Theiss slammed a pall" of Los Angele s 8 Hou ston 4 <Only games Schedul ed ) the left fielder, double by Keith smgles and that home run for Today' s Probable Pttche r s Lewts, and smgles. by Walker the Tornados He was atded by CAll Ttmes EDT) Ch1cago (H ooton 1 3> a t and Terry Carter Sy~ re wtth a smgle, double and Pitt sburgh { Roo ker 2 2) 7 30 A Sayre smgl ~ followed by a triple Pm New York {Ston e 0 l l a t St Young double brought the Th•s afternoon the Tornados LOUIS (M cG loth-en 4 I ) 8 30 seventh Tornado run home m host North Galtia at Racine Pm Atl an ta (P Nu~kr o J J l at s an the second . w~1le Southwestern hosts D1ego IFr• esleben J OJ. 10 00 Dave Theiss started the Kyger Creek pm Montre al (Rog e r s 5 1) a t scormg in the fourth , beltmg a Southern 610 200 0-9 14 3 Philade lphta ( Lon borg J 21 . 7 30 tape-measure home run far Sthwstn. 300 010 5 11 0 pm Houston ( bt er ker 2 2l at Los over the left~enterfteld fence Sayre ( WP) and Dnnnmg s (John 51) , 10 30 p m Sayre followed wtth his third Walker , Lewis 5 and R Crouse Angele Sttn Franctsc o (C a ldwel l 5 1) Eagles thump H-T 12-7 in Middleport's • Tornados win 9-5 I• Four titles ... -1 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Tuesday, May 14, 1974 --. "'" POMEROY,O. • '· i �2- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, 14, 1974 White House fights .pr~ssure to .resign WASHI NGTON ( UPI l - The admtnts tra tton eampa1gn agamst pressure (9r President NlXon 's r esignatiOn continued - tiitlay after two top officials reiterated h1s mtentwn to sl<!y m office '"It's a difficult perwu there's no ques tiOn about that, " one key White House atde, dechnmg tp be 1dcnhfwd. sa 1d today '" But h1s attitude next conference would be held Monday. "I think 11 would he a IS one of dete1 nunatton he today. , mistake for the country and a feels It IS essential to fight But Col~ lllSisted that the mistake for him." thiS ." new arrangement was not Cole spoke to reporters Another official, Kenneth R. designed to prepare Ford to shortly alter Caspar W. WemCole Jr., chtef adviser to the become president, and Cole herger, secretary of health, President for domestic affairs, satd he saw no reason for NIXon education and welfare, carne acknowledged that he had to resign out of a meeting with NIXon begun holdmg special policy "I think It would be an ab- saying he had urged the meetings wtth Vtce President solute disaster if he resigned," President not to step aside and Gerald R Ford anrl thot the~r he told a news conference that he had been ·assured , Rhodes' renomination GOP feature • 11 • don't worry, there's no ••• chance of that whatever." The orchestrated campaign at the White HOQilC began last week after several leadmg Republicans m{;ongress called on Nillon to step down or suggested that he give It serious thought and as the House Judiciary Committee began revtewm)! evidence for its impeachment Inquiry. In recent days Labor Secretary Peter J . Brennan, Housing Secretary James T Lynn and official White House press spokesmen have made pomted attempts to deny any plans for NIXon's resignation and to defend his policy during the Watergate cover-up as outlined m transcripts of his tape recorded conversations. Cole said hiS weekly conferences with Ford began several weeks ago at the vice president 's request. Previously, he said, his staff and Ford's used to get together when the need arose Cole attached little sgnificance to the change. "We tr1ed one way of dong business and 11 just wasn't working as well as we had hoped," he said. ... • •' •' '' t COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The McGough said he thought registered I th10k he has a displeasure wtlh the nommatwn of former Gov Cleveland Mayor Ralph J good chance of winning," said President" or to vote for MARY BIGGS, daughter of Blanch Biggs, Racine, will James A. Rhodes with httle Perk had "'a good chance of McGough. Glenn, said McGough. vtstble diviSiven ess and a muu- w10mng" m his race agamst leave May 281or service with The GOP prunary turnout McGough srud Republicans rnum of money spent was the Democrat John H Glenn Jr., might have been poor because had a good chance to gnln a the U. S Army. Miss Biggs "high spot" of last week's for the Senate will serve In the military Glenn's Democratic contest substantial number of 15 marRepublican prunary election, pollee lor three years. She "I 've always considered With Sen Howard M. Metzen- ginal Ohio House seats, most AWARD ACCEPTED - Mary Martin, of the Busmess state COP Chairman Kent B will at first be stationed at Mayor Perk to be our outstand- baurn, 0-<lhio, "w~s the onlY; now held by Democrats, and and Professional Women of Middleport, accepts an award for McGough said Monday. Ing Senate candidate He has a game m town," the Chall"llllln the outcome of races for SIX Fort McClellan, Ala. She 11lU the group from Wtlham Stuckey of the Governor 's Traff•c The low pomt of the election graduate from Southern base 10 a City where we norsa•d. Some Republicans rrllght district seats, of which each Safety Comrruttee (GTSC) at the 16-eounty regiOnal meetmg was the poor Republican turn- mally do poorly and are out- have crossed over to "express party held three, would deterHigh School on May 19. May 9 at Ohio Umverstty in recogrution of the women's out ~ 600,000 GOP voters cornmine control of the state Sengroup's program, "Challenger for Commitment to Safety. " RECEIVES DEGREE pared with I million ate. Judy Butcher Garwell, Democrats - srud McGough Republican fund raising was daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira The 41 members of the Reahead of the pace set m 1970 Former resident Butcher, Middleport, received publican State Committee preand the third best in the party's her Master of Music Degree at sent at a reorganizah onal history for a corresponding of Racine dies the May 12 commencement at rneetmg Monday unamrnously time m the campaign, said NEW CARLISLE - Dons reelected McGough chairman the Umvers1ty of Oklahoma m McGough. Wolfe , 75, formerly of Racme, of the state party. Norman, Okla died at Ohto MissiOnary Home Re-elected vtce chatrman By Umled Press International Parkhurst said the truckers m New Carlisle, Monday. Independ ent tru cker s VIr- sought an audit of 01! company was Martha Moore, CamMiss Wolfe wa s preceded m bridge, treasurer , George tually Ignored Monday the call books and the nght for small death by her parents, Oren and Eynch, Cmcmnah ; and for a second natwnwtde truckers to haul manufactured pitcher and hope for the best m the seventh. By FRED DOWN Mary Murdock Wolfe, two secretary, Louise R. Farr, dnvers· strike m three months goods m compell!Ion with Right now, the 32-year-old UPI Sporll Writer Braves 7 Padres I : sisters, Eva Pickens and Clara Cleveland Heights to force a rollback 10 fuel maJor truckmg firms. Wynn is the best as far as The Los Angeles Dodgers Dusty Baker drove in four Wolfe. "I was very pleased wtth all prtces and an Increase m the Besides, reports of striking productivity Is concerned. He's were convinced last winter that runs wtth a horner and three Miss Wolfe IS survived by one the candidates nornmated at 55-rntle-per-hour speed limit truckers m Utah, Montana and sister, Mrs Albert (Sadie) the prunary. The high spot had But m Pennsylvania , regard- Colorado, the stnke was the key to their 1974 National batting .327 and leads the singles, leading the Braves to a Botkin, Sprmgfleld, one to be nornmation of former ed as the focal pomt of the reported takmg hold in nor- League pennant fortunes was major leagues with 12 homers VIctory which extended the Padres' losing streak to SIX brother, Herman Wolfe , Gov. Rhodes with a low-key truckers' prote st. s tnke- thern Nevada, where a spokes- the acquisition of relief pitcher !llld 34 runs batted m. Wynn, w)lo promised during Mike Marshall from the Montgames. Rorie HarriSOn won his Racme , and several meces and campaign that spent VIrtually related viOlence spread man m Reno said he expected real Expos. the spring that he'd play nephews third game for the Braves Stnke coordinators said no money, " McGough said most dnvers would be off the "extra hard" against Houston, But the deal that's Illllk4tg although he needed help from She was a member of Racme truck traffic was "down apMcGough said he expected roads by today. drove in three runs wtth a the Dodgers look so good Is the MethodiSt Church Torn House and Danny Rhodes' opponent for governor preciably" m Utah and about one in which they got center- smgle and sacrifice fly Monday Frisella. Willie McCovey and Funeral services will be m the November general elec- 00 pet effecllve m Montana CECIL WILLIS fielder Jim Wynn from the night when the Dodgers beat Dave Roberts homered for the Thursday at 1 p m at Ewmg tion, Gov. John J Gtlhgan, to and Colorado, but elsewhere EVANGELIST Cecil Houston Astros for pitcher the Astros, 8-4, for their sixth Padres, who played before a Funeral Horne with bunal to be "qUite vulnerable" in the across the country the situation Willis, well kuown author Claude Osteen. That's one ' straight victory. The win in- crowd of 36,052--third largest foll ow w Greenwood areas of ethics, spendmg prior- was reported normal Utah ' and preacher, and edllor of that's known in the trade as t creased the Dodgers' lead in m San Diego's six-year maJor Cemetery, Racme Fnends tiles and econormcs. State Pollee dmed the strike "Truth" Magazine of "hope deal" -you replace the the Natwnal League West to league history may call at the funeral horne had any s1gmftcant effect in the Marlon, Ind., will be the outfielder you traded for the 5\'.i games. Reds 4 Giants 1: after 9 a rn Wednesday state CALLED 3 TIMES guest speaker In a special New York defeated st. Louis, Johnny Bench's sixth homer In Pennsylv ama, truck RA CINE - Th e Ra cme series •of gospel meetings 5-3, AUanta downed San Diego, broke up a scoreless tie m the traffic was reported normal, emergency squad made two heglnnlng Monday at the Informative and entertaming 7-5, and Cincinnati topped San fourth and the Reds added Pleasant Valley Hospital runs Saturday, takmg Leroy but mctdents of viOlence were King recalled; Westside Church of Christ, books are plenllful at the 4-1, in the other another run m the Inning on Francisco, Discharges James Hartley, Edmonds, .Ra cme, to Veterans mcreasmg desp1 te warnmgs 200 W. Main St., Pomeroy. Middleport Pubhc Library National League games. Galhpohs Ferry; Lon Lynn Memonal Hospital at 1 45 p m from Gov Mtlton Shapp who Tony Perez' tr1ple and an in· Loren Stephens, minister of Here are four titles . American League scores field out. Don Gullett gained Stewart, Middlepor t , Terry where he was ll"eated and helped settle a two-w eek Griffey optioned tbe church, Invites the public ''Honor Thy Father," by Gay were Milwaukee 9 Baltimore 4, his third win in sill decisions Jeffers. Southside; Mrs Collett released, and Mary Grady , walkout w early February to attend all of the services Talesets, the best "inside" Cleveland 4 Boston 1, Min· with the relief help of Pedro Keefer , daughter. Leon; Bessie Racme, to Veterans Mernonal A sniper on a bndge over the CINCINNATI (UP!) - The which start at 7:30 each hook that has yet been written nesota 7 Chicago 5, California 8 Borhon. Gary Matthews homEdsel!, Point Pleasant , Mrs Hospital at 3 45 p m He wa s Pennsylvania Turnpike near Cincinnati Reds recalled veterevening, Monday through pertammg to the Mafia . In thiS Te:ras 4, and Oakland 11 ered for the Gtants. R C. King, New Haven , Lottie admitted On Sunday at 8 30 Breezewood fired a bullet an catcher Hal King from Saturday and atlO a.m. and .--~ - ~ -~~ Roach, Pomt Pleasant ; Mrs . p.m. the squad took Maude through the wtndshield of a monumental work, wntten m Indianapolis Monday night and Kansas City 2. 6 p.m. on Sunday. the style of a novel , Talese Wynn Ignited a ftveof"un fifth The "Dai~ Sentinel Garland Bostic, Gallipolis Youn g, Racwe, to Holzer State Pollre car Monday , optioned outfielder Ken Griffey the secret society as portrays Inning with a two-run · single Ferry ; M3rsha Harnson, Medical Center m1ss10g Trooper Donald Caldto their farm club in the DEVOTI!'DTO mE and drove In another run with a INTEREST OF Middleport; Steven Casey, well, 28, who brought the they - and he - have lived it American Association. !IElG8-MASON AREA m the SIX years that he traveled sacrifice fly In the sixth. Andy DOUBLEHEADER SET Gallipolis Ferry. Rossie Griffey had only nine hits in vehtcle to a safe halt CHE.!I'ER L. TANNEHILL, Messersmith went the SYRACUSE - Syracu se Davies, Minersville, 0 , Ruth Exee.Ed State Pollee m Bethlehem with the mdtvtduals who have 57 at bats this season. ROBERT HOEFUQI, Daughterly , Gallipolis, 0.; Falls City Fast Pitch Softball said a rock was thrown early so dornmated the cnme charts "I couldn't live with myself distance, despite nmth-innmg Cll}'Eoi!Gr Ray Beagle, Letart, Darlene team will play Laurelville at today from the U S. 22 over- of crirne-bustmg senators. He having a kid like Ken sitting homers by Ollie Brown and P!lbu.bed daUy except s.......:.r b!' "" Ohio Valley PublishinB OnnJiin:y, ll1 HARRISONVILLE - The Dragoo , Fraziers Bottom; horne m a doubleheader pass onto a truck below on the covers m intimate detail the around and doing nothing," Doug Rader, raising his record Covt St, Pomeroy, Ohlo, i8780 BUiinea tow. hves of these men of the Mafia, annual Harrisonville Alumm Mathilda Kates, Ironton , 0 ; Saturday beginning at 4 p m Pennsylvama said Reds Manager Sparky Turnpike Office Pbone I92-21M Editorial Phone ws. Mets 5 Cardinals 3: 2t:i7 Banquet will be May 25 at the Harry K Siders. Henderson ; Sunday Syracuse will travel to traveling southbound toward thetr wives and children ThiS Anderson . "He has to go down s.c.nd cluo poo~aMe pold at fmnero\". Cleon Jones and Jerry Grote (ltlo Harrisonville Grade School Earl Barton , Pomt Pleasant; Logan for two games With Philadelphia The umdentilted hook IS fact, and In this case to the minors and get a strike Honor Camp dnver sustained rrllnor IDiunes fact is more fantastic than zone and get squared around." each hit a twCH"UII homer and National advertlatng representative with servmg to begin at 7 p.m Lester Hall, Apple Grove , Hocking Inc , 12 Eut tbl St , Pomt Syracuse IS m first place 10 the and the wmdshteld and 8" head- flcbon Clinton Gilkey, of Albany and Stephen Warner, King, whose game-wimlng Jones knocked in a third run Bottinelli.Callagher, New York , New York " Cashelrnara" by Susan with a sacrifice fly as the Mets a graduate of Harnsonville, Pleasant; Norma Brannon , Hockmg Valley League as they light of h1s vehi cle were pinch homer in the first game lllbecript!oo n1tes Dell vered b)' (:~.trier dealt Bob Gibson his third loss. where avai.lable 10 cents per Week , By Howatch, IS the great house defeated Chillicothe two games will be the guest speaker, and Btdwell, Irene Cathrlght, of a July 1, doubleheader with smashed. Motor Route where carrier .M!r'Vir:'f! not Bob Apodaca received credit that dominates the lnsh Sunday , 3 to 2 and 11 to 7 last Los Angeles turned the 1973 Jack Warner of Jackson, also a Lakin; Mrs John Bartles, At least 10 other mctdents of r IVlllable One month , S2 80 By IDIU in Harnsonv11le graduate, will daughter, Pow! Pleasant; Mrs rock throw10g"Nere reported as estates of the de Sahs family, season around for the Reds, is for the victory although Harry 1 otrlo and W Va, One Year, 118, str: f9 50, Three months, 16 1 month• sing. William Watson , Pomt were complamts of slashed air obsessmg them and irrestsbbly expected to join the club •Parker finished up. Grote's Ellrwhere f22 00 year, six moo.ths Ill.~ homer, following a double by three months, J8 50 &.lbecription price drawmg them away from the tonight. Round and square dancmg Pleasant hoses UNITS CALLED Dave Schneckl kayoed Gibson looludea &mdly Ume&&ntlnel aetUed world of mtd-Vtctonan will begm at 9 p.m. and conBirths May 10, a daughter to In southwes ter n P!<lll'" The Middleport Emergency English anstocracy into the tinue until midnight with music Mr and Mrs. John Bartles, Squad was called to the sylvama, State Pollee early by Kord Kings of Belpre. Pomt Pleasant; May 10, a residence of F1eld10g Hawkms, today reported band s of violence, passion and danger of freland. Thts is a magnificent Reservations may be made by daughter to Mr. and Mrs 493 Grant St. at 11:45 a.m. str1k10g mdependents ' swning epic novel, powerful and Major League Results calling 949-4951, _$2-3854, or Denms VanSickle, Cheshtre, Monday to assist Mr Hawkms FIRESTONE passmg trucks at ground level Press lntern1tian•l 698-3477. Everyone Is welcome 0 .; and a daughter to Mr and At 9 11 p m the Middleport and" six patrols had been sent to conv10cmg, so huge m Its scope By Unrted National League 102 000 200- 5 10 I Mrs Charles Martin, Galhpohs Fire Department was called to travel the highways m the and cast of characters and 11 New York MOWER St Lou is ooo 011 100- 3 10 0 forms a world m Itself more Ferry; May II, a son to Mr Um ontown and Connellsville the Ohio Hotel where a coffee Apodaca, Parker (61 and real than our own. It will ex- Grote , G1bson , Folkers (1), and Mrs Robert Logan , maker had exploded. There areas VALUES Richert CB), Hrabosky (8 ) and Gallipolis Ferry, and May 12, a were no extensive damages. The call for a nabonwtde ceed your expectations Simmons WP-Apodaca (1.2 ) ''The Tower," by Richard LP - Gibson (2 3) HRs-Jones son to Mr and Mrs Bobby truck shutdown to begm at PTA TO MEET Martm Stern, dommates the !2nd) , Grote (4th) The Salisbury PTA will rnee t Foster , Pomeroy rntdmght Sunday was issued by = 000 010 000- 1 6 2 as scheduled tins evemng at Overdnve Magazme, an Ill- skyline of Mathattan It IS the San Fran UNIT CALLED C1ncl 000 200 20x4 9 0 7:30 p m With the ftfth and truckers' new World Communications The Pomeroy Emergency dependent O'Acqulsto, Willoughby (61, OES SLATES SALE Sixth graders to present the Squad was called to the Ernest pubhcatwn Michael Park- Center, the greatest bwldmg Sosa (81. Moffitt (91 and The Harrisonville OES will Triplett residence at Brown 's hurst, editor of the magaz10e, ever constructed. On the day of Rudolph, Gullett, Borbon (8) program. A meeting of the and Bench WP - Gultett (3 3) hold a rummage sale Thursday Trailer Court at 11.49 p rn Syracuse Elementary School had prediCted more than 90,000 tis dedication as a glittering LP-O'Acquisto (2-4) HRscast of VIPs gather at the very Bench (6th), Matthews (4th) PTA. however, also scheduled and Friday from 9 to 4 and Monday Trtplett was trans- dnvers would take part. 002 002 111- 7 12 2 In addtbon to lower fuel top of the buildmg, the junior Atlanta for tomght has been cance lled Saturday from 9 to 12 at the ported to Veterans Mernonal San Diego ooo 010 112- s 11 3 Pomeroy Jumor Htgh Gym architect makes a horrtfymg pnces and higher speed hmtts, Hospital, treated and released Harrison, House (9), Frisella dtscovery; the building {91 and Oates , Arlin , Tomlin (7). McAndrew (8 ), Hardy (91 structure is fatally flawed. •3·H.P Bnggs and and Kendall WP- Harrison (3 Then m the core of the S) LP - Arl1n (l 4) HFhStratton automat1c building a cham of accidents Baker {4th), McCovey (lstJ , choke eng1ne. Roberts nstJ 1 recoil starter starts an avalanche of events ooo 100 003- 4 8 2 • F1ngert1p throttle that threatens the center and Houston Los Ang 000 051 11x- 8 12 o control on engme everyone trapped In 11 Roberts , Nagy 151 , J Johnson May, MesserSmith {4 (7) and •19"" cut, cutting Governors and mayors, OJ and Yeager LP - Roberts (5 he1ght ad1ustable senators and high government 41 HRs-Cedeno (6th) , Rader from l"" to !!·1/4"" officials , ambassadors and (4th), Brown (3th I millionaires are all reduced to (Only games scheduled) Amer1can league the essentials of their Catlfornla 010 412 ooo- 8 11 3 By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. humanity. Some find them· Texas 000 211 000- 4 6 1 Singer (52) end Rodriguez , selves actmg the heroic part, DEAR DR LAMB - I am a and when these two problems ho t, ner vous , t1red, ha1r The doctor may even be able to Bibby, Brown (51, Allen !71 and 16-year-old girl, black and I JOin tog ether then I am problems and even changes 10 have a pretty good Idea of your others fmd theU" weakness Sims LP-Bibby (551 HRsSends (1st). Schaal (2nd) ,need help. I have several grouchy Yelling doesn't go your menstruallon pattern. In problem w1th a physical exposed by the rush toward Burrouohs <7th J problems, so I'll put them all With mne other people 10 the severe cases II can cause you to examinallon. I would certamly disaster. The bwldmg Itself 000 020 302- 7 12 o becomes almost a hvlng MInn together and maybe you can house yelling at each other. 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Mllw 111 200 112- 9 13 o park, but .are not back in ttme Baltimore 100 101 10o4 7 1 fall down. • Front and rear underdeek DEAR READER - You that can cause fahgue and DEAR READER - Un· Murphy (7) ana bllffles My hair has been breaking have given me several symp- weakn ess Man y of these , fortunately riot. The problem IS for tea. Despite their parents' Sprague, Porter , Grimsley, Alexander desperate explanallons 11 (41, Jtckson (91 and Wlllloms. off 'unllll'rn afraid to comb it. toms, but a doctor will need though, do not cause the feeling much more complicated than gradually dawns on them that WP-Sprague (1 01 LP - Grlms And, I tremble a lot I can 't more mforrnat wn fr om of bemg hot all the time thts simplistic Irlea This IS JUS! Alice and Mary are really lev (4 31 HRs-Moy (5thl. (2nd) , Briggs (6thl. control it. My periods occur exarn10a1Ion '!"d tests to be I must also tell you tha~ another example of the large mtssmg. A suspense filled tale Mitchell Powell ! 1stl - -ever.y 20 days and are hghL sure what your problem Is 100 000 001- 2 6 8 anxiety and nerviousness can amount of nutnbonal rnts10- of kidnapping With a chilling Kan City Oo klond 101 114 03x-11 19 o Nell,! get too hot, you know, It Is possible that you have an cause similar symptoms, In· formatwn being pumped out to Garber (4), MlngorJ like It's swnrner all the time. I overactive thyrmd which could cluding reelin g hot. The only the public without any effective twtst. ifhe motive is not {7)Pltlln, Your COmplete Tire Center and Healy , Blue (2 4) and financial gain but something Fosse LP-Pottln (1 21 HRjut bll"n up, especially at do all the things you descnhe , way to sl<lrt separating the two quality control for the conternfyingly different. - C. MtRae (61hl. nilhl. Other times I'm weak mcludlllg the feeling of bemg IS by a medical exammatton sumer of such literature. Pomeq, 0. Grueser, hbranan. (Only games scheduled) Violence spreads in Pennsylvania LA downs Roberts, Houston • •• •' .. ,, ' n u ' library listed •• Harrisonville alumni to meet Linesoores BIG THRIFTI.CUT SPECIAL. ONE/NINE $6333 The Southern Tornados npped Southwestern starter Kevm Walker for six runs m the flr&t mning and went on to a 9-5 victory ;- retaimng sole possesswn of first place m the SVAC. The lrtumph was the sixth of the league season for the Tornados agamst JUSt one loss. Southern leads second place Kyger Creek by one game with the two squads slated to meet Friday at Racme Monday at R10 Grande , the Tornados struck for six m the ltrst, one m the second and two in the fourth, while Southwestern touched Pete Sayre for three m the first and one each m the fifth and seventh Randy Warner, Southern centerftelder, walked to open the game, followed by a single by Thetss, triple by Sayre, single and stolen base by John Scoring five llllles 10 the third inn10g, the Eastern Eagles took a commanding 6-1 lead and never let go enroute to a 12-7 victory over the Hannan Trace Wildcats Monday at Mercerville Eastern, rappmg 17 htts off Wildcat hurler Paul Montgomery, look the lead by as much as seven runs at 11-4, before the Eagles had to hold off a sixth inning rally when Hannan Trace cut the lead to four at 11-7 The Eagles tallied once m the second, five tunes m that third frame, three tunes in the ftfth , tw1ce in the Sixth and once 10 the seventh enroute to thetr fifth conference Win m 11 decisions. The Wildcats, meanwhile, scored once m the ftrst, third, fourth and fifth 10nlngs before plating those three sixth innings runs 10 dropping to a 3-7 loop mark. A double by Kevm Petrie m the first, followed by a Mark Swain single and throwmg error by centerfielder Mike Larkins brought horne the first run of the game, g1vmg the Wildcats a short-lived l-0 lead. Eastern retaliated for one of Its own m the second on a walk, single by Rob Barller and DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB Teenager is always 'tired • • The present nan •a•• A I \ J I' r---.. ., Uke a good neighbor, State Farm is there. STEVE SNoWDEN SSJ Russell St, CGravel Hi Ill MIDDLEPORT, 0 . PH. 992-7155 r STATE FARM LIFE INSUUNCI> COMPANY H~llll Oft!C. ~ton, P7208.1 !I) ( ' Th1s Week's Special .. . is life insurance. But it's something he really needs. Ask me why. POMERO"f HOME &.AUTO I The seven run fourth 10mng featured three errors and hits by Tim Lucas, Bruce Arnett, Roush, Ben Arnett and Jeff Hill Htll, Baylor, Wise and Armbruster had hits dur10g the four run sixth inning. Dave Dobbins paced the Pirates w1th three hits in four trips to the plate North Gallia pushed across Its first run 10 the second on singles by Shaw, Patterson and Dobbins. They mcked reliever Bill Mebmer for three runs in the siXth on hits by Mark Theiss, Dobbins and Jack Gardner. Patterson coUected two htls m three at bat. Hudson star ted for the Bobcats. He was replaced by Steve Baird In the fourth and Metzner came in m the sixth. Gene Welch was the losmg pitcher. He fanned eight. Kyger Creek hurlers cornbmed for 10 strikeouts. The Bobcats travel to Rio Grande this afternoon to meet Southwestern. 'Unescore North Gallia 010 003 0- 4 8 4 K. Creek 041 724 x-18 16 1 Welch (L) and Theiss . Hudson,Batrd(4) (W) Metzner (6) and Metzner, Harrison (6). your son wants least... 20"ROTARY MOWER l sacnftce fly to center by pitcher Steve Holter The ftve -run thtrd was ignited by a Larkins double, followed by an mfteld smgle by Steve Goebel, stolen base. walk to John Sheets, smgle by Mtke Harris, error by Kent Halley at short, and smgle by Barber. Hannan Trace countered With one in the thU"d as Petrie smacked hts second double of the day, Wayne Hesson smgled and David Casteel singled within the mfteld Another Wildcat run came hom e m the fourth mnmg, the last frame for Eagle starter Holter who was replaced by juniOr Tim Spencer m the ftfth Montgomery reached safely on an error, Halley smgled, Petrie was htl by a pitch and Swam smacked a sacnflce fly to nght field. Holter struck out seven and walked two lR h1s four mmngs of work, allowmg seven hits Hts replacement, Spencer, walked one and struck out four while yteldmg ftve htts Montgomery went the distance for Hannan Trace, walking two, striking out three and giving up all 17 Eastern hits. Three more 1!;8stem runs canie home in the ftfth as Pl)il Bobcats roll over Pirates, 18 to 2 Kyger Creek '~ diamondrnen kept pace wtth loop leading Southern Monday night with an 18·4 lopsided victory over North Gallia The Bobcats unlea shed a 16 hit attack paced by Dave Wise's three hits. Getting two hits each were Jeff Hill, Wendell Baylor, Jim Arm• bruster, and Bruce Arnett. Kyger Creek 7-2 10 the SVAC plated four runs 10 the second and wrapped 11 up with seven 10 the fourth In the second, tsenior Clay Hudson started the rally with a single to left. Wise doubled aending Hudson to third and both scored on a double by Bruce Arnett. Ron Roush's , single plated Arnett and Roush • carne m on a grounder. I~ IIIIO OIS ·~~:1 Bowen smgled, Dave Hannum reached safely on an error by Petne at second, Greg Wmebrenner smgled, Montgomery balked, and Randy Blake smgled Larry Sibley's horne run to deep nght fteld brought home one Wildcat run in the fifth, before Eastern came back With two 10 the Sixth as Spencer double, Tim Kuhn smgled, Bowen reached on an error by Hesson at thtrd, Hannum s10gled and Steve Nelson htt an mf1eld smgle A Swam tnple to center fteld m the sixth started a bnef Wildcat rally , followed by an error by Don E1ch10ger at third, and back to back smgles by David Shaffer and Sibley before Spencer got the next two batters Eastern added an insura'lce run 10 the seventh as Eichinger smgled, went to third on an error by Hesson and scored on Goebel's third single of the day Goebel's three solo htts led the Eagle attack, followed by Larkins with a double and s10gle, and Barber and Eich10ger with a pall" of smgles each. Sibley smash'¥! a homer and single to lead Hannan . Trace, while Petrie cracked a pair of doubles and Swain a triple and single Eastern 015 032 1-12 17 3 Han. Trace 101 113 ~ 7 12 5 Holter, Spencer 5, and Harris, Bowen 4. Montgomery and Shaffer. Ma,or Leagu e Standtngs By Untied Press International Nattonal League Eastq w I net g b Philade lph •a 17 14 r-5 48 Montreat 12 11 522 I St LOUt S 16 15 51 6 I Cht c ago 12 15 444 3 New York 14 18 438 3' ' Ptft sburg h 9 19 37 1 6 1J"} We st w 1 pet g b Lo s Ang el es 24 9 7'17 Hou ston 20 16 556 s• , San Fran c tsco 19 16 54 3 6 at Cmc•nna t 1 ( Bdlmg ham 5 1 ), 8 OOp m Wednesday ' s Games San F ra 11C1SCO at CmC1nnat 1 Ch1cago at Pittsburgh , n rght New York at St LOUIS , ntght Montreal at Phtla , n1ght Hous at Los Ang , 2, tw r n 1ght Atlanta at San D1ego, ntght American League sell goodies during games Amencan League Eul w 1 pet Mtlwaukee 14 13 519 Balf•more 15 14 5 17 Cle v eland 16 15 5 16 New York 18 17 514 Detrott 14 15 483 Boston 15 17 <169 West w Oakland 17 Chtcago 15 talttorn•a 11 11 500 Texas 16 17 485 KansaSCifV 15 16 484 Monnesota 13 15 464 Monday's Results Cal •torn•a 8 Texas' Monnesota 7 Ch•cago s Cleveland 4 Boston 1 Mtlw 9 Balt 1more 4 Oakland 11 Kan C>tv 2 I 11/ ;> 1 I V, 11/ ;> 2 IToday•s Only games schedul ed ) Probable Pttchers as Reds knock off Gia~ts 4-1 CINCINNATI (UP I) - Johnny Bench IS streaking Only It 's the Cmcmnall Reds catcher's bat, not his body, which 1s attractmg attentiOn Bench homered and Singled Monday mght as Don Gullett. wtth a helpmg hand from Pedro Borbon, beat the San FranciSco Giants 4-1 m the opener of a three-game sertes Bench's htttmg bmge dates back to the thtrd game m May when Manager Sparky Anderson moved him mto the third slot 10 the hatting order ahead of Tony Perez. Smce then, he has 13 hits m 33 at bats, a .393 average and three homers. Anderson made the change after Bench went 1-for-l! in the first two games of May and his average dipped to 203 Today he's battmg 265. Monday mght also sa w Joe Morgan emerge from a brief battmg slump The Reds · second baseman , entenng the game O-for-16 over a si<.game span, made two hits Slumps though will never put Morgan m the booby house Th is IS beca use the Reds sec· ond baseman even whtl e gomg pleased w1th the Reds pttchmg yo ur pttchmg IS as bad as a lot u1 the last rune games even of people ma ke 11out to be, the, though U1e club has wo n on ly our pttclung coach has got to be five uf lllem 1'l11s ls because a gen1us Gary MatU1ew s' homct w dunng those rune games Reds coun ted for the only Giant roll pitchers have ytelded onl y II Monday nig ht as Gullet earned runs ' I don l thmk people g1ve evened h1s reco rd at 3-3 hitless still manages to get on base enough crffht to our pi tchers." Rorb on s s:we v. as Ins s1x th The ser Jes resu mes tomght For mstance. Morgan drew s aid Spc~ rk y, ~.:tt m g the U1ree seven walks wh tle gm ng httless di viS IOJI ti tles the Reds have w1th the Reds' Jack Bllhngllam m Ius last siX games priOr to won m th e last four ye,trs " H lacmg M1ke Caldwell last mght Only once durmg that span did he fml to get on base "! Will never have any long \ hittmg streaks hecause I take my walks, smd Mmgan I m not a guy hk e Vada Pmson who ' 1s al way s swmgmg away ' Pinson , now playmg with the Kansas Ct\y Royals. shares the club record for longest hitting streak 127 games) w1th hall of farner Eddie Roush Anderson LS mo re tha n Area high school track winners are announced Fourteen Southeastern OhiO Athletic League thmclads, plus two relay teams, and two Southern Valley Athletic Conference athletes quahfted for dis!"riel traek compe tliOn t followmg Saturday's Class A and AA Sectionals at RIO Grande. Forty-five athletes m each dJvtston won d1str1 ct ( Allt•mes eon berths Saturday 1 North Galha's Kansas C•ty !McDan•el 0 and Spllttorff J J l at Oak l and Sterling (Hunter 6 2 and Abbott 0 Ol. 8 30 p m Cal 1forn1a (R:van 4 3) Tex.as (Hargan 2 3 ), 9 p m Mtnnesota (Biyleven 3 4) Chtcago (Bahnsen .4 2 ). 9 p m Boston (Cleveland 1 3 ) Cle\leland (G Perry 4 1), 7 pm Mtlwauk.ee (Colborn 1 J) Balttmore (Palmer 2 3 ). 7 pm HEGAN SOLD NEW YORK (UPI ) - The at New York Yankees announced at 30 Monday that first oaseman Mtke Hegan had been sold to at 30 the Milwaukee Brewers for an at Detro1f ( Lol lch 1 5) at New York (Dobson 2 51.8 p m Wednesday's Games Detroit at New York Cal1fOrn1a at Texas n1ght Mmnesota at Ch1Cego, night Boston at Cleveland , n ight M1lwaukee ,at Balttmore, rnght COnly games scheduled) amoWlt "somewhat, m excess of the waiver price. Hegan, 32, has been confmed tO the bench smce the Yankees acqwred Chris Chambliss from Cleveland and threatened to retire If not traded. Hegan, who lives near Milwaukee, had , , asked to be INded w the ·~ SEOAL IASUALL Brewers. CFlnill The left-blllldlr ll noted as a Team W L R OR superior ftelilr ... lilt .226 m ~:n~~~n ~ ~ ' ~~ ~~ 18 games ror lilt ,,,... this Athens s 2 43 13 · se&IIOD. New Ytllt cUd not Waverly 4 3 25 21 announce who would fill his ~':f~~lls ~ ~ ~; ~; spot on the roster. ·- ~~s;'n TOTALS Logan qualified for Class A D1stnct competition m three events - the !()().yard da sh, 220.ctash an d long JU mp Eastern 's Smith qua lified for the distnct 10 the 4()().} ard run Nme Ironton Ttgc rs, plus the SEOAL champions' mile and 880-relay squ ads qualified T1gers qualifyi ng were Vmcent, 440, Vmson, 120 hurdles , Carter, 220 , Mornson, 2-nule, Markm, 2-tmle; Thomas, 180 hurdl es , Mittendorf , po le vault , Be rry, discus and Fitzpatrick, high JUmp Other SEOAL athletes advan cin g to the dtstnct meet at Bellaire this wee kend were Cox, Wa;erly, 120 hurdles . Maple, Wave rl y, 880, DeStephcn, Jac kson , 180 hurdles. Jackson's 880-yard relay team ; Jude, Jackso n, shot put , The Class A distnct will be held at Rto Saturday. ~ An independent in surance agent doesn't vanish when you need hin1 Some one compa ny sa lesm en vam sh a s soon as yo u buy a po l 1cy You may never see them aga1 n Tht s cant happL'Il w hen you ~nsv re th rough an mdcpe nden t 1nsurance agen t We g1ve you con t mu 1ng persona l se rv• ce 1 We tailor coverage to your needs ~el ect po i 1C1es fr om several strong compan 1es wh 1ch Ne represent When you ha ve a loss we ' r e r ead y to help n1gh t or day We kn ow exac t ly wha t m fo r ma t 1on to ge t And th e compan1 es we r ep r esent are noted for fas t l ai r pay m ent of cl a rm s In shor t we serve you fi r st I No one co rn pany sa les man C<l ll ma l ch th 1s k 1nd o l scr v 1ce 1 When you buy car hom e or b us mess 111surilnce g et the added ser v 1ce on l1 .1n In depende nt agen t can g rve you Cilll us now Wtilt a m D. Chtlds DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY, INC. Mtddleport, O'Jio ~ ~ ~~ ~; Chillicothe to 28 28 249 249 Monday's result: Logon S Jock son 0 host slo-pitch ' ladies tourney PLEADS CASE INDIANAPOLIS (UP!) Chief mechanic George Btgnottl, whose cars have won · the Indianapolis "500" six times, pleaded his case today m the first big rhubarb at the speedway this stmug. Blgnotti and Wally Dallenbach, one of the drivers on the Patrick racing team of lndtanapolis, have categorically denied charges of cheating in the use of a detice that helped Dallenbllch ree!M"d the second-fastest~ in last Saturday's lime trtalt. The Memonal Day Classic double elirmnatton ladies slo· pitch tournament on May 25, 26, 27 1s open to all lad1 es softball teams. Entry fee IS $35 plus $8 for any team not yet A S A sane. tioned Trophies will he given to the teams ftmshmg first, second, third and fourth and 15 tndividual trophies wtll be given to members of the first place team The drawing will be May 22 at 7:30 at diamond one m Yoctangee Park (City Park ) in Chillicothe, where play Will be held. The rules of the tournament will be Arnencan Softball Association rules with the indua10n of the 1:>-run rule Playoff Sclleelults & Results By United Preu lnternalianal Teams entering are to un(All Times E DTI derstand that the sponsoring NHL cnamplonshJp group is not liable for tnjury Baston vs. Philadelphia (Philadelphia leads 2·11 suffered in the tournament. May 7- Boston 3 Phltadetph•a 2 Entries should he sent to Davtd May 9 - ~h>la 3 Boston 2, ot May 12-Phfladelphla 4 Boston Quince!, Rt. 5, Box 52, 414 1 May 14-at Phlladelfhla, B 1:1 m James Rd., Chillicothe, Oh10 May 16- at Boston, 30 p m x May 19- at Philadelphia. 4 45601, phone, 614-663-2209 Teams need not be at the P m. x May 21 - at Boston , 7 30 p m drawmg, but must have the WHA Chlmplonshlp entry fee sent m hefore the ChiCigo vs. Houston h CHouston leads 1·0) drawing If they are unable to May 12- Houston e Chicago 2 Mov 15-at Chicago, 8'30 p m attend m person The Pomeroy Recreation board will sell refreshments at the little league and pee wee league baseball games behmd the old Pomeroy Junior High School this summer All refreshments will be sold from a booth inside ·the building, with all proceeds to go toward buying recreation equipment. Recreation membership Center cards also will be available, good for one year at the pnce of $1. Cards must be purchased by June 1 to be eligible for use of the Center 's eqwprnent. Cards will be on sale during the year at the Center durmg Its open hours. The Center will be open for recreation during the games and will remain open until approXImately 10·30 p.m. It Will not he open May 16 and 17, but wtll wen at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 18 and remam open until 10:30 p.m. that day. There will be a meeting at the center for all board members and 10terested youth 17-at Houston, 8 30 p m of the Meigs Local School May May 19- at Houston , 8 30 p m x May 2G-at Houston , 8 30 ~strict Tuesday, May 14 at m. 6:30p.m. The Center will open Px May 22- at Chicago, a 30 p m at 6 p.m. for recreatiOn and x May 2.. - at Houston , 8 30 remain open after the rneetmg. pm x-lf necessary Pro Standings '1795 ) The p h o ne tha t s a lso e n•ght lig ht Ou r Starllte&bedroom phon4! come9 vv1th ad,ust abl e dul l light 1n e cho co of decorat •ve co lo•s It JUS t has t o be a l"lappy · t=aA ADOLPH'S DAIRY VAUEY TRDUBLEfREE DRIVING••• 'lOW OPEN PIOfiiSIOHAL ~ •18.95 205 ~C) . 26 9569GM To 1974 6 CYL. Includes parts & labor. Is your car octlng up? Hel tho wtnlor botn hord an )'Our outo? - · · 11oo ·"""'to ho-le o "'"""'"" Wo ~ ~ your ur running smoothly In no flme. Seve rt1oney at Moore's. MOORE'S Mon . F Karr & Van landt Senice Center ·Adolph's "You'll Like Our QJallty Way of'Do1ng Business GMit.C FINANt::ING 992·5342 Pomeroy Ope~ E:ventngs 'T116:00 Ttl S'P.M. Set. ' W. MAl corwersauo n w hen you ro tplkmg by Starl n o pho nol Let our bus n ess o f! Jcc show you ho-..y ees yot •s to ge t one Tune Into A TUNE-UP Hare. Soon ADV SANDWICHES \)WITH ALL THE EXTRAS Full -or, factory atr, gold wllh beige vinyl roof & beige Interior. g b 1 pet • b 1 ,, 15 14 53 5 17 1 STOP AT.· 71 PONTIAC Catalina 4 Dr. • Bench continues torrid pace By Untted Press lnternattonar Rec hoard to USED CARS ...,_ - Standings Salser, double by J F Young , hit, a double , before Salser ,and singles by Dave Clark, drove him home with a smgle Greg Dnnmng and Vern OI'd . Southwestern tallied once m In all, Walker struck out four Ute fifth when Walker smgled, and walked JUS! one. bemg Mike Russell singled and relieved by Lewts 10 the Sixth Carter smgled. LewiS struck out t"io and Another Highlander run walked none carne horne m the last mmng on nnatl 16 14 533 6 ''• Sayre, meanwhile, sll"uck out an error and double by Russell Cmc, Atl ant., IS 19 44 1 9' ~ etght and walked none. 14 21 389 11''' Russell was the leadmg Sa n Ot ego Monday's Result s The Highlanders carne back hitter for the Highlanders with N ew York S Sf LOU IS J m the home half-of the first on a two smgles and a double, while Cm c mnat1 4 San F ran I Atlan ta 7 San Otego 5 str.gle by. Mike Crouse , error on Theiss slammed a pall" of Los Angele s 8 Hou ston 4 <Only games Schedul ed ) the left fielder, double by Keith smgles and that home run for Today' s Probable Pttche r s Lewts, and smgles. by Walker the Tornados He was atded by CAll Ttmes EDT) Ch1cago (H ooton 1 3> a t and Terry Carter Sy~ re wtth a smgle, double and Pitt sburgh { Roo ker 2 2) 7 30 A Sayre smgl ~ followed by a triple Pm New York {Ston e 0 l l a t St Young double brought the Th•s afternoon the Tornados LOUIS (M cG loth-en 4 I ) 8 30 seventh Tornado run home m host North Galtia at Racine Pm Atl an ta (P Nu~kr o J J l at s an the second . w~1le Southwestern hosts D1ego IFr• esleben J OJ. 10 00 Dave Theiss started the Kyger Creek pm Montre al (Rog e r s 5 1) a t scormg in the fourth , beltmg a Southern 610 200 0-9 14 3 Philade lphta ( Lon borg J 21 . 7 30 tape-measure home run far Sthwstn. 300 010 5 11 0 pm Houston ( bt er ker 2 2l at Los over the left~enterfteld fence Sayre ( WP) and Dnnnmg s (John 51) , 10 30 p m Sayre followed wtth his third Walker , Lewis 5 and R Crouse Angele Sttn Franctsc o (C a ldwel l 5 1) Eagles thump H-T 12-7 in Middleport's • Tornados win 9-5 I• Four titles ... -1 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Tuesday, May 14, 1974 --. "'" POMEROY,O. • '· i �•I ,, •. I I '" ..•• :· ' T~e carrot cake contest was 18. Mrs. Eula Ri ce was judged and the winners an- reported ilL . nounced at the Thursday night Mrs. John Colwell, Sl<ltc meeting of the Rock Springs Grange lecturer, presen!Rd the Grange held at the ha iL program uSing as her theme, Winners were Mrs. Frances ''The Month of May." The Goeglein, first ; Mrs . Lucille legend of the lily or the valley [;eift]eit, second ; Mrs. Gladys wa s given by Mrs. Nina Me~ Morgan , third, and Mrs. Cumber ; Mrs. Gladys RumWilliam Grueser, fourth . Mrs. field read "Dea r Mother", and Ethel Grueser won the tea th ere wa s a skit titled apron contest. "Backyord Farmtng" by John Members of SU. r Grange Holliday, William Grueser, were guests for the meeting Fred Goegleii1 , and Ray during which time one appeal Midkiff. Mrs. Ora Proffitt read for aid was answered. SU.r "Why God Made Mothers", Grange members announced Mrs. John Holliday, thaI they will observe their "Memorial Day " , and ·Mrs. 100\h anniversary June 30. Colwell co'1ituc!Rd a' quiz to Plans were made for the Rock close the pro~ ram. Springs Gran ge to visit Refreshments were served. Hemlock Grove Grange, May SURE-TEND BEEF A DISCOUNT mentioned several mothers of the Bible and in cluding Rebecca, Rachael, Ruth, Elizabeth and Mary. The illness of Mrs. C. M. Hennesy and Mrs. Lula Mae Lynch was noted and cards will be sent to them. Mrs. Frances Wilson a nd Mrs. Mildred McDaniel observed birthdays. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Grace French, Mrs . McDaniel and Mrs. Beulah Hayes who presided at the tea Ml R.A :U~nQ~ · .J"V_;~ ; ~ Uml1lJl illffln. s 21x32 - 21x36 - 20xJo<h.aJs . Everyday Values fo $2.87 88 SIZE 24x45 ... _..•2.88 ~"GLASBAKE" • 9 INCH PIE PAN •l QT OVAl CASSEROLE Values To 1.79 3 Piece Aluminum GREASE SET 2 Designs. Regular Sl. OO. 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' REGUlAR 1144 SCULPTURED DESIGNS -ROUND STEAK ER MARKET - Open Dailv 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 LARGE SIZE- 18" TALL THROW RUG RIOT Mothers' banquet enjoyed ~fcne~YM~:d~~n~ ~~~tt,K~~: PRICES ARE IN EFFECT TUESDAY 5 PM SILVER BRI!)GE PlAZA GALLIPOLIS I • ' _KEROSENE LAMPS service. SHOWER HELD A bridal shower w~s held recently for Barbara Ann Mrs. Gladys Morgan was Smith, bride-elect of John recognized for being the oldest Burns, at the Porneroy·Church mother, and Mrs. Judy of Christ. Sending gifts to her Humphreys, the youngest, at besides those listed in an the Friday ni ght motherearlier account of the shower da~gb!Rr banq uet of the Rock were Lillian Zerkle, Mary Sprin gs United Methodist Baldwin, Janet Bush, Judy Church. Cuswr, Peggy Kerns, Beatrice Flowers were presen!Rd to Robson , Frances Eskew, Jan Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Schus!Rr, Sally Ayers, Jane Humphreys. The banquet was Graham and Becky TannehilL served at tables decorated with fl ower ar rangeme nts . The ~-~-~~ · .~ -~~~~, prog1·am included readings by !"'Il IC'.. Judy Radford, Mrs. Thelma . . I.,;. ~ ;'II> Jeffers, Tracie Jeffers, Mrs. ., SUGARDALE SURE-TEND ' BONUS BUY! circle meets A program on mothers was given by Mrs . Nan Moore at the Thursday meeting of the Af!Rrnoon Circle of the Heath Uni!Rd Methodist Church at the church. Mrs. Moore read scripture from Psalms and gave the origin of Mother's Day. It was started May 10, 1908, by Mrs. Ann J11rvis at Clarksburg, 'w. Va. By 1911 all churches were observing the day and in 1914 Congress proclaimed the observance of Mother's Day. Mrs. Moore defined the occasion as a day of gratitude for all mo thers. She said a mother 's love is a fortress, a haven in life, and that her smile is like sun shine. She MAIN STREET. MASON w. VA- JACKSON AVENUE.. POINT PLEASANT . W. VA- ,. .' . :· DfPART M·f.NT STORE - Aft~rnoon MH > "' .)}))'""' ' ./ ' .. .. . . .. . . . ,, ' i .. .l "· �•I ,, •. I I '" ..•• :· ' T~e carrot cake contest was 18. Mrs. Eula Ri ce was judged and the winners an- reported ilL . nounced at the Thursday night Mrs. John Colwell, Sl<ltc meeting of the Rock Springs Grange lecturer, presen!Rd the Grange held at the ha iL program uSing as her theme, Winners were Mrs. Frances ''The Month of May." The Goeglein, first ; Mrs . Lucille legend of the lily or the valley [;eift]eit, second ; Mrs. Gladys wa s given by Mrs. Nina Me~ Morgan , third, and Mrs. Cumber ; Mrs. Gladys RumWilliam Grueser, fourth . Mrs. field read "Dea r Mother", and Ethel Grueser won the tea th ere wa s a skit titled apron contest. "Backyord Farmtng" by John Members of SU. r Grange Holliday, William Grueser, were guests for the meeting Fred Goegleii1 , and Ray during which time one appeal Midkiff. Mrs. Ora Proffitt read for aid was answered. SU.r "Why God Made Mothers", Grange members announced Mrs. John Holliday, thaI they will observe their "Memorial Day " , and ·Mrs. 100\h anniversary June 30. Colwell co'1ituc!Rd a' quiz to Plans were made for the Rock close the pro~ ram. Springs Gran ge to visit Refreshments were served. Hemlock Grove Grange, May SURE-TEND BEEF A DISCOUNT mentioned several mothers of the Bible and in cluding Rebecca, Rachael, Ruth, Elizabeth and Mary. The illness of Mrs. C. M. Hennesy and Mrs. Lula Mae Lynch was noted and cards will be sent to them. Mrs. Frances Wilson a nd Mrs. Mildred McDaniel observed birthdays. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Grace French, Mrs . McDaniel and Mrs. Beulah Hayes who presided at the tea Ml R.A :U~nQ~ · .J"V_;~ ; ~ Uml1lJl illffln. s 21x32 - 21x36 - 20xJo<h.aJs . Everyday Values fo $2.87 88 SIZE 24x45 ... _..•2.88 ~"GLASBAKE" • 9 INCH PIE PAN •l QT OVAl CASSEROLE Values To 1.79 3 Piece Aluminum GREASE SET 2 Designs. Regular Sl. OO. Sets have grease drainer top, matching sa lt and pepper. 66 ~ CAPE COD" DESIGN 11 In ch Heighlh While 3a·¢ · • ¢ 1 Did you know that the tallest known races In the world are the Tutsi (also called Batutsi, Watutsi, or Watusi). Nilotic herdsmen of Rwanda and Burundi. Central Africa, and the Nuer of the White Nile region of the Sudan. whose male s average over S fee t 11 inches . The world ' s smalles t known race is the negrito Onge tr ibe of whom fewer th an 500 surv ive on Li ttle Andaman Island ~ i n the excee~ 4 feet 6 in ches . The smalles t pygmies are the Bambvt i, with an average height of 4 feet 8 inches for men and 4 feet 4 inches for women. They l ive in the fore Sts near the river lturl in the Congo ( LeoPQid · ville), Africa . isn ' t every t hi ng . You can install a water r ef iner anywhere in your home in a space only 18 by 20 inches and it does the job Of 4 other separa te units. It c l arifi es, soften s, filters and polishes, to give you and your fam i ly spar kling, c lear , r e fre s hing water . When you need ·a refining appliancP. , insi~ on the best, see us at Sayre Hardware, New Ha ve n, W. Va . SAYRE H4RDWA'IE 882-252.5 " New HaYen, W. Va . 10" X 9''x 13" Set "-!----;..-~ WO~P~~c~ sfc~~sCE SIZES 9'' =~:~~:~! $1.77 30% OFF ANY GIRLS 9¢ PILLOW REGULAR $2.94 . ~~i~~ $}88 They Last- . Morgan and Mrs. Gothard. A 1--------~~~~ ~~~-. girls' choir sang " He's Got the TABLE Whole World In His Hands", and Connie Radford and Mrs. Karen Sloan sang "Love at Home". Portable At the Sunday morning Pick II Up worship service, mothers were· and recogn ized and each ·one 3 POS ITION , Take Anywhere · received a flow er. Recognition was given to Mrs. Morgan, the YOUTHS - BOYS - MENS mother with the oldest child LOW CUT present, and Mrs. Reta Eblin, the mother with the youngest child present. Childr•n pr ese ntin g recitations were April Clark, Tammi Eblin, Scott Pullins, Sally Radford, Angie Sloan, Boys · Black Tim Jeffers, Neal Richmond, Men s · White Kim Eblin, Jay Evans, Dixie Eblin and Terri Adkins. TENNIS SHOES f ' MIMad~e~~~:::. Church recognzzes mothers ··. ~ .Winers - -:Wieners _ __ PANT SETS ' •' • • • • • > . I PR. - ,j '• • • 6·6t CANVAS CASUALS ·, I , . Terms! ree IJI!I,I VelrVJ.- } . HERMAN GRATE · 773-5592 MASON, W. VA . /' . . r , . I r ' . '. '-.. • Sure· Tend Beef '1 : s2.98 ICE CREAM tax I ' . carton· . LARGE SUPPLY OF 4tor 89 39¢ CREAM PIES ....................~~~. ' DIAL Oi~ : ' ~L-7' •. ~ . -. 5 Bath Size . ·", "'· . $..}. baB . ~~ ~~ (Makes a Gal~) Shirts that he will wear from now thru summ er 's hottest days. Saye money on this weekend special buy . Regula r stock. -:. . .••• STURDY! bath .. baB . 49 ' . ~ $} SCOT lAD for ~'~ Size 16 8 WAFFLES ..................... _.... . . 4 ' oz_ .- ORANGE JUICE.............~~... . . - $}29 21b. .RINGS ...............~~·... · · CASHM: E RE BOUQUET .. OR NIJMBERED T-SHIRTS Box BANQUET SEA PACK FAYGO RED POP STRAWBERR~ CHERRY DIET AND REGULAR THROW-AWAY BOmES •SET OF 2 BUD VASES •5lh'' FOOTED COMPOTE eAZTEC ROSE BOWL •SWAN JAR AND COVEK e7" FOOTED BOWL eCOVERED WEDDING BOWL e4lf2" CANDY BOWL . YOUR CHOICE! AMBER OR AQUAMARINE COLORS VALUES 7 ounce tube 1'0 •1.17 1.18 Value 1 66! 40c OH Label ... RC COLA • '• ::: • EXCEDRIN P.M._. - ggc 30· I • . 'I I Coppertone MILK BUTTERMILK ""'"· 'h gal. . pak' 59~ EVERY DAY PRICE - 8 PAK 99• sug Value Mark V Has Lower Prices On All National Adv. PRODUCE BUYS LOTION .. . '1.19 . .10 . lb. $.}99 Coppertone 10IL 4 oz.- R,eg. OR N~ DIET RITE OOLA CSUGAR FREE) PAK 16 oz. ROME ltEAUTY APPLES ... $U9 btls. ' '6 11b;bag •1.00 '119 .I DAD'S ROOT BEER U.S. NO~ 1 M-'IN POTATOES 4 OI. · Reg. $ 1.79 - nds · ' Valley Bell 16 oz. bois. LYSOL 69c Excedrin P.M. .• ,I Broughton Homo 'h gal. 69~ 7 oz. SP~·,o,y 98c Val ue - '. . $1.59 Value . bats. DISINFECTANT ' EVERYDAY DISCOUNT SAVINGS . SHOPPERS MART ·1 _,,., 5 oz. Tube qt $ . . JEA_ NETTE ANTIQUE CLASSICS GLASSWARE 69 Regular 30 Count . :. ~iff , ~- ~ • .• • • ~ POT PIES...................... .,.. .. • . ~~u > WE HAVE A .' CURITY TAB DIAPERS ~gal. S1.99 pkg. 23' ' -- • BONUS PACK DAIRY BUYS For the decorations you'll want for your loved ones - visit Shoppers Mart first . Choose from a vast array of sizes , colors a nd. flowers . Artifical of course , for la sting beauty . GRilLED TOP ROU ND STE AK 12 ounce jar LITTLE CIGARS ' I' ' . STILL HAVE A GOOD SELECTION I .~ . 69.¢ lb . . NESCAFE ROMAN MEAL BREAD . •I ' • . BOILING BEEF... .. _: ............ -..................... · : WINCHESTER ' $ 27 •• .F 89¢ SHORT RIBS OF BEEF. ........................ . s3. 17 plus carton •• ' PR PERMANENT PRESS COnONS BLACK WHITE TV I lb . CHEWING TOBACCO • BOYS SHIRTS e . - ... 25 lb. bag • All Are Regular s2.94 • ~ Sure-Tend Bee f DOG FOOD ~ ·' ZENITH COLOR TV e STEREO MASON FURNilURE . '· $}99 DELMONICO STEAK ...... -·-·· ............... ~~:... Sure · Tend Boneless $}69 SIRLOIN TIP STEAK .........................1.~: .. . ' WOMEN'S SLIPONS WOODEN LADDER •1.49 Sure · Tend Bon e less . 89~ J lb . ' .. • • '• ~• ALL BRANDS Oxfords 11.94 ....... RAYS· WREATHS .FLOWERS lb. 89~ : TRAIL BLAZER • JC~~~RS · ~ 69 . '- I 5 Feel Tall lb . i ) CUBE STEAK lb . Superi"ors ··. Pork Neck Bo11 es S To10 REMEMBER THEM WITH lb . Home Made 'lam Salad 4 Stvles ROUND STEAK FUll CUT $}39 lb. $}19 J2oz. 79~ _ · .Polish Sausage '.French CIIV . $ 00 Sizes Up to 10 $224. lb. BONELESS 79 ~ • • 9 11 Wieners _ _ _ 20 ct . ·Sugarda le 69C Bolilgna, (piece) _ _ _ lb. We need space! Short · sleeve a nd ; sleevele ss styles dra sticall y reduced. ,. Regular and extra la rge siz es . ·· WOMEN'S SANDALS in fhe traffic area~ in your hol"(1 e. Multi-colors , tweeds, solids etc . - 12 oz. Superiors :Sesl Bacon ·- ;5uperiors 5 DAY SALE Bound carpet pieces for use - :Superiors Beef ITALIAN STYLED I • Recognition of mothers highlighted the Sunday School service at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church, Flowers were presen!Rd to Mrs. Della Curtis, the oldest, and Mrs. Brenda Haggy, the youngest mother present. Mrs , Harry Clark distributed booklets of tributes. to all. the . mothers present, and both Mr. ·and Mrs ..Clifford Jacobs gave . ca rn ation pinons to the mothers in the classes they !Rach. Sunday eve nin g at the church , Mrs. Jacobs sponsored ·the showing of a Billy Graham film on drugs in observance of Moral Issue Sunday . ' :superiors ~ . WOMEN'S SPRING One Size Fits All Colors of ·Beige or Taupe CARPET PIECES $109 SPECIALTIES ENTIRE STOCK I PERFECT QUALITY 15"X27" lb. SUGARDALE SURE-TEND SURE-TEND I!J!D PANTY HOSE .-~.l lb. PRICES SLASHED ON OUR AND TOP ;- . -: ANY lb 89~ ::> AMOUNT . ' FULL SHORT SLEEVE or SLEEVELESS O~ tl l ~lze · CLOSET ' OR WALL MIRROR BBQ GRILL $}59 ((1' Ind ia n Ocean. Few POLYESTER FILLED BED SURE-TEND BEEF FRESH AND LEAN GROUND GROUND GROUND BEEF CHUCK ROUND .'••.I: SAVE REAL CASH! 2ro•$100 1 :·: · FRESH AND LEAN ..-•. $46!rr FOR 29 FRESH GROUND BEEF FOR COOKOUTS EGRET SET 5 2 el% QT. ROUND CASSEROLE el% OT. DEEP lOAF PAN · Your Choice By JEANETTE . .. 2 PIECE $ CLEAR OVENWARE MID DLEPO'RT, (1 ' For Your Lawn! Avocado or Clear Base! Early American stvle. Handy for Dower failures , vel decorative . Sa\'e $1.88 . Wi! Accept Feclerlll Food ."iliiiiiiJ.~ PHONE 992-3480 Mill and Second ,.. Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities" . ' REGUlAR 1144 SCULPTURED DESIGNS -ROUND STEAK ER MARKET - Open Dailv 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 LARGE SIZE- 18" TALL THROW RUG RIOT Mothers' banquet enjoyed ~fcne~YM~:d~~n~ ~~~tt,K~~: PRICES ARE IN EFFECT TUESDAY 5 PM SILVER BRI!)GE PlAZA GALLIPOLIS I • ' _KEROSENE LAMPS service. SHOWER HELD A bridal shower w~s held recently for Barbara Ann Mrs. Gladys Morgan was Smith, bride-elect of John recognized for being the oldest Burns, at the Porneroy·Church mother, and Mrs. Judy of Christ. Sending gifts to her Humphreys, the youngest, at besides those listed in an the Friday ni ght motherearlier account of the shower da~gb!Rr banq uet of the Rock were Lillian Zerkle, Mary Sprin gs United Methodist Baldwin, Janet Bush, Judy Church. Cuswr, Peggy Kerns, Beatrice Flowers were presen!Rd to Robson , Frances Eskew, Jan Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Schus!Rr, Sally Ayers, Jane Humphreys. The banquet was Graham and Becky TannehilL served at tables decorated with fl ower ar rangeme nts . The ~-~-~~ · .~ -~~~~, prog1·am included readings by !"'Il IC'.. Judy Radford, Mrs. Thelma . . I.,;. ~ ;'II> Jeffers, Tracie Jeffers, Mrs. ., SUGARDALE SURE-TEND ' BONUS BUY! circle meets A program on mothers was given by Mrs . Nan Moore at the Thursday meeting of the Af!Rrnoon Circle of the Heath Uni!Rd Methodist Church at the church. Mrs. Moore read scripture from Psalms and gave the origin of Mother's Day. It was started May 10, 1908, by Mrs. Ann J11rvis at Clarksburg, 'w. Va. By 1911 all churches were observing the day and in 1914 Congress proclaimed the observance of Mother's Day. Mrs. Moore defined the occasion as a day of gratitude for all mo thers. She said a mother 's love is a fortress, a haven in life, and that her smile is like sun shine. She MAIN STREET. MASON w. VA- JACKSON AVENUE.. POINT PLEASANT . W. VA- ,. .' . :· DfPART M·f.NT STORE - Aft~rnoon MH > "' .)}))'""' ' ./ ' .. .. . . .. . . . ,, ' i .. .l "· �', . ,_ , - Tne JJally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, May 14, 1974' • 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middlep<irt-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, May 14, 1974 Philathea meets .::::;. ~:: Amateurs have meet :·:· ~ ~:: The Middleport Amateur and it was set for June 12 at the Gardeners will landscape the home of Mrs. Thomas with . TUESDAY new Middleport fire station. members of the Chester MIDDLEPORT Masonic Meeting recently at the home Garden Club to be guests. Lodge 363, 7:30 p.m. at the of Mrs. Harry Moore the club Officers elected for the 1974-75 Masonic Temple . Special agreed to take on the land- · year were Mrs. Harold Lohse, meeting to confer the master scaping as a civic president; Mrs. Reynolds, vice mason degree . Ail master beautification project with pr~sident ; Mrs. C. E. Slakes- rtlasons invited. Mrs. Pearl Reynolds to serve lee, secretary; and Mrs. · RACINE Lodge 461 S&AM as chairwoman of the project. Everett Taylor, treasurer. · regular meeting, 7:30p.m. at Extent of the work will be Report was given on the the lOdge hall. All Master contingent on whether the regional meeting at McArthur Masons invited. Refreshments firemen are able to secure a recently by Mrs. Reynolds. to be served. strip of land adjacent ot the Others from the club attending WEDNESDAY station, but the work is ex- were Mrs. Lohse and Miss WOMEN'S Christian peeled to begin In the next few Bernice Ann Durst. Tbe death Temperance Union, Pomeroy weeks. of Bruce Uoyd was 0oted and a United Methodist Oturch, 2 The club also voted during card was signed for Mrs. p.m . . the meeting, conducted by Lioyd, a former member. Mrs. MOTHER Daughter Mrs: Edgar Pratt, to donate $20 Veda Davis was.reported home Banquet, First United tn the Middleport Girl Scout from the hospital and Presbyterian Church MidTroop 39 for a planting at recuperatfng. dleport, with Mrs. Jack Middleport Village Hall. Committees for the guest Coleman, chairwoman. Meat Mrs . Danny , Thomas , night appointed were Mrs. and beverage furnished, reported that 16 ·_atran~ements Pearl ' Reynolds, Mrs . . Guy members take covered dish; were needed for 'the Mfdaleport ' Reynolds, Mrs. Ferman Moore ~:30 p.m. at the church with Alumni Association banquet and Mrs. Erroll Conroy, flower ·reservations tn be made before and members of the club arrangements; Mrs. Lohse, Tuesday with Mrs. Dwight vol!Plteered to provide them. Mrs. James Sheets, Mrs. John Wallace, 992-3880. The Regatta flower show, Reece , program; Mrs. MIDDLEPORT Literary "Big Bend Profile", was Blakeslee, Mrs. Ed Burkett, Club, 2 p.m., home of Mrs. discussed b·y Mrs . Moore Mrs. Arthur Strauss, Mrs. Emerson Jones, retiring and Mrs. Reynolds, co- Taylor, Mrs. Roger Morgan, president. Mrs. Forest Bachtel chairpersons. The schedule Mrs. John Werner , Mrs. Harry tn review, "The Waltz Kings" was presented and reviewed. Moore, refreshments. by Hans Fantel. Roll call, An Invitation to the May 20 Mrs. Thomas introduced suggestions for next year's open meeting of the Rutland Mrs . Cleo Gold, a naturalist in programs. Garden Club at the Rutland the Division of Parks, Ohio ANNUAL trip of . the United MethOdist Church was Department of Natural Syracuse Third Wednesday read, Resources, who presented a Homemakers Club WedPlans were discussed for the program on May wildflowers. nesday. Leving Syracuse annual guest night of the club At this meeting to assist Mrs. Municipal .Building at 7 a.m. Gold was Gary Swope, state THURSDAY game protector, Division of CLASS 12, Heath United Wildlife, Ohio Deparlment of MethOdist Church, 7:30p.m. at Wildlife. the church. Mrs. Gold showed numerous ,MIDDLEPORT Child slides of wild flowers and Conservation League, .7:30 commented that they are more p.m., home of Mrs . Don ablPldant in Southern Ohio Grueser. Installation of ofthan any other place to her ficers and guest speaker, Dr. knowledge. She named flowers Dan Notter, veterinarian, which can be picked safely . SUNDAY without harm to the plant inCHURCH of Christ in cluding golden rid, asters, Christian Union, Pearl St., daisies, wild carrot!, violets Middleport revival in progress. and the wild rose, those that Rev. Howard Killingsworth, May 9-18 should be picked sparingly, the Pt. Pleasant, guest speaker , buttercup, wild geranium and wild blue phlox, and others Special singing at 7:30 nightly. Everyone welcome. which should never be picked, lady slippers, gentian, trillium. Mrs. Conroy gave devotions RETURN HOME Our Reg . 15.00 using a Mother's Day theme Three year old Jeannine Permanents 12.50 with a prayer "A Little Seed" Warner, daughter of Mr. and Our Reg . 17 .so to close. Mrs . Freda Welling Mrs. Dana Warner, Cplumbus, · Permanents 15.00 and Miss Kathryn Hysell were returned home Saturday after guests. The hostesses, Mrs. spending the week here with ·o ur Reg. 2s.oo Permanent 17.50 Moore imd Mrs. Roger Morgan her grandparents, Mr. and served a dessert course. Mrs. Normlin , Weyersmiller. PERMANENTS ON SALE CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON FILM SCHEDULED The Billy Graham film, 214• E. SECOND ST. "Isn't It GoOd to Know' ' will be POMEROY, OHIO shown at 7:30p.m., Sunday, at PHONE 992-7606 the Laurel Cliff Free MethOdist . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. Oturch. The public is invited . NOW ONE INSURANCE PLAN CAN COVER YOU, YOUR HOME, AND YOUR AUTO; The Warners came down for their daughter on Saturday. PARTY PLANNED The Meigs High School cheerleaders will sponsor -a housewares party Thursday at 7:30p.m, in the cafeteria at the hig6 school. The public is in·vi~. At loll, all t~ rhil'lgscO"tirtd In , )'Oilr home owner poliqo Gnd oli tht rhi~ COYtrfd iA YOIW' ~ Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Cline Qbserve anniversary CARPENTER - Mr . and Mrs. Glenn R. Cline, Rt . 3, Albany, Carpenter area, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house, Sunday, 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the Dyesville Comm uni ty Church.' Mr. Cline and the former Anna Carpenter were married in Athens in 1924. He is a retired New York Central Railroad employe. The couple have one daughter , Mrs. James [Maxine) Hanning, one grandson, Jimmy Haning, and two grea !-grandchildren, Tanya and Sonya Haning, all of the Carpenter area. Relatives and friends of the 'A /t;lumnt' to' meet I The Pomeroy High School Alumni Assn. , due to the fact tllat current addresses of some members are not available , asks residents to contact friends and family members in regard to the annuai reunion May 24. · Combination membership, banquet and dance tickets are $4 for alumni. Membership dues for tllose unable to attend is $1. Guests may attend the dance at $1 a person. The banquet will be at the Pomeroy Elementary School at 6:30p.m. The Meigs Inn will be in charge of catering the foOd. The dance will be at the · Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium . beginning at 9:30 p.m. with "Temperance" providing the music. They play all types of music. Reservations for the banquet must be made by May 20 and reservations can be made by . sending a check or money order to the Alumni Assn., P. 0. Box 202, Pomeroy. A meeting will be held at 7 p.m., Thursday, to make final plans for the banquet. couple are invited during the open house hours. Middleport Personal Notes I •'· ..................... ,., '' • ~ ~ \ • ••' n • • ~ ~ F t • ~ •• •• •• -• I' -: ..• ,., ' ..."' •• 4 POSITION RUG ADJUSTM ENT .." .." -.-: FURNITURE ."".... MIDDLEPORT, 0. -. Mr. and Mrs. Jphn Mayer, Columbus, spent the Mother's , Day weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs . George Meinhart. Miss Carolyn Searls, Columbus, was the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Searls . Mrs. Otarles Searls, Mrs. Martha Otilds, and Mrs. Clyda · Allensworth returned recently fr<im a two week visit in Georgia and Alabama. Mrs. Searles visited her mother in Alabama, and then went on to Atlanta to see her son, Walter Murray Harris. Mrs. Otilds · was with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Falkner, Birmingham ; and Mrs. Allensworth spent the time with her son-in~aw and daughter, Gen. and';! Mrs. James v. Hartinger and family REG. at Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stiles of with Columbus were the weekend carrying guests of his parents, Mr. and Sat ds case e En May 18 900/581 Mrs. Edward Stiles, Middleport. Other visitors on ·Advanced Futura features include: Ex~ Mother 's Day were Mr. and elusive SingCl£* see-thru bobbin window, 22 built-in interchangeable stitches, allMrs. James Fry, Ruth and Sue, dial con trol s, eVen-feed foot, more! Pomeroy, Route 3, Mrs. Nina Craddock and Earl DeWeese, FASHION Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stiles also visited his llg·zag sewing machine grandmothers, Mrs. Edna ·Stiles, Route 3, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Grace· Beabout, Mid- · dleport. Mrs. Lesta Gothard, forModel 252 EXTRA merly of Middleport and Eureka, is recuperating from a GOOD NEWS SAVINGS ON OTHER GREAT SINGER* SEWING MACHINES, TOO! hip fracture at the home of her We have a Credit Plans desj.gned to fit your son, E. L. Gothard, 260 Dana, We also have a Iibera[ trade-in policy. Columbus. She suffered the fracture on Easter Sunday and since has undergone two 992 -2284 *A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPAiiY surgeries. First FUTURI*sewing machine sale ewer! OFF $ I '·'t HEADLIGHT BAKER "' I' heritage house 2 SPEED MOTOR SETUP STORE RACINE - The Happy Hustlers Circle of the Racine Wesleyan United Methodist Church will have a town and cou ntry store, Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. at the C. C. Bradford Furniture Store. There will be clothing and other items, along IIIith a bake sale Saturday. Homemade bread, rolls, cakes and pies will be sold. •' ' •• ~ ,. ·)" ~ -..• '":to ... ,,' ,... "·.,...: ". ~ ''' ' .•... ~ -·~ ~:.~ $99 ~~~.w.~~ it ocwlll' iilfCU· you more inM<m~:e rO't~09f}; for . yoUr .. '• .... '• ..•• ., •• ~T .• eone :.,• •• '• ~ ~ • • ...•• • . J •• .• ....., • I You'll appreciate this more if_you bear in mind that "stack g·as scrubbers" are monstrous contraptions designed to abso.rb most of the sulfur-oxide emissions from manufacturing plants, electric power plants, and the like. • • ' •, •• . ' ' . They require huge amounts .of chemicals, usually lime or limestone, which then become saturated with the residue. •• •• ••• •• ••• ••• There are many kinds of scrubbers. They do remove sulfur-oxides, when they work. · But those suitable for a sizeable coal-fired utility clog the works, and cause prolonged shutdowns . • •• •• • •• If you sold your 'home today. you Ws a big loon. Bigger than most. know you'd make money. Probdbly But. easy .to get. And easy to repay. lots of money. Because it's backed by an asset that But there's another way to get your keeps growing. money you probably never even You put money into your house. . Why not get it out for the things you thought of. The City Loari Company has a need today? 1 plan that lets you use the money See The City Loan Company ab0ut in your home when you need it.. . a HomeOwner Loan today. The City Loan HomeOwner ;L:o:a:.:;n·:___ _ _ I "' .. I , V !. " On a major installation, it would emit tons of wet-waste sludge that would confront an ecologist with a disposal nightmare. There are better, safer ways to protect the public health and welfare. CITY LOAN COMPANY Anothe,r is to up-date the Clean Air Act to allow time for the development of the technology to clean high-sulfur coal before it is burned . Saturated gook. To sit and do neither would be a tragic comedy; a comedy of errors whose consequences would be tragic. Which could leach polluting chemicals into the ground and its water. . ' . ,. '~­ • ' ,, I E. Main St. ;.' ~ I • 992-2171 I '. I . .. .. I '' ,- I , ' j '125 . . , I -- One is to release the vast reserves of Government owned low-sulfur coal in the West. Appried to a 12,000 megawatt coal-fired system, limestone scrubbers would in only five years produce enough of this oozy gook to cover, for instance, 10 square miles of Washington D.C., fivefeerdeep. \ .I ' i The irony of it is !hat "stack gas scrubbers" are strongly recommended by the Environmental Protection Agency-even though not required by the Federal Clean Air Act. • HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAYSAM-1 0 PM I And that's reason enough for us to shrink from the most promising, the wet limestone scubber. 1 SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM . ( Which would have to be fenced or patrolled for the safety of those under 5'6". · •'• STriDF' I We are all concerned about the cleanliness of the air, the water and the land. They belong to us all. . But our story isn't about clogs, repairs, or reliability. It's about environmental protection . PomeRr~, ·0. iMr.rOI'Il'~ dollar. /~. The Fabric Shop, 115 W. Second, Pomeroy MOTIIER suRPRISED Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimm, Steve , ChristY and Amy, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grimm, David and PaUla, St. Clairaville, and Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Phillips, Pomeroy made a surprise Mother's Day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm, Letart Falls. ii'III.I'Otlee . •' MATE' VISITORS HERE Mrs. Bertha Whitmer of Washington Court House, and her daughter, Mrs. June Guy and daughter, Cynthia, Dayton, were weekend guests · of Mrs. Whitmer 's sister and brotherinlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Gibbs, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. lr cOmblnino s.e.,eral polide,, . . .. .. •• > and mort;oge life ' ..- .. ·" :·• •• ,, •• • 298 . Second St. LARRY' BROGAN Atkins serVed as auctioneer for KEDS TAIL-LIGHTS l ONLY POWELL'S · Pt~tonol Comprehtn$l.,. Pr~ t.ction plan, PCP, It's so comprrhtniive, you c:on twn add hospital, di10bilit)o ,...............,, Wear KecJs, T uii . Light s when Norman Will, second vice a sale of plants, bulbs and you ride . · president; Mrs. Pea riey seeds. The traveling prize Nelson , secretary and donated by Mrs. Norman Will Siz e: 4 11 •7.99 wa s won by Mrs. Radekin. trea surer ; Mrs. Orion Nelson, •8.50 therapy ; Mrs . Lawrence Mrs. Chapman won the hostess Chapman, publicity, and Miss gifts. An invitation was read from Ruby Diehl, cards and flowers. tlle Rutland Grden Club inMrs. Burl McLaughlin. and ·"Your Thorn MeAn Sto re" viting members to attend an Miss Octa Gillogly were guests Middleport , 0 . at the meeting conducted by Mrs. Henry Turner. The creed and collect were given •in r--------------------------, unison. Mrs. Radekin presented devotions. Read at the meeting by Mrs. C. E. Stout was a letter from Mrs. Betty Mizicko thanking her and the club members for entertaining the GoOd Luck Club at the Stout home. A report was given on th e regional meeting at McArthur by Mrs. Anna Ogdin. New therapy book was pur- "The Home of the Friendly Folks" outomobile polic)' am ~ covffed in one policy. Contin!ntol ln$urona's I'IIIW ill(ome, HARRISONVILLE - New officers were elect<d at the May 9. meeting of the Star Garden Club held at tlle home of Mrs. G.. A. Rade~in. Elected were Mrs. Radekin, president; Mrs. Robert Jewell, first vice president; Mr ~. •'•' •'•' •'•' TUESDAY OPEN House meeting by Eastern High School Band Boosters at 7:30 p.m. in the new band room of the high school. Refreshments. All interested in the band program of the district urged to attend. SPECIAL meeting, Southern Band Boosters, 7:30p.m. at the high school, Racine . LADIES Auxiliary, Lewis Manley Post 263, 7 p.m., home of Mrs. Allen Hampton. MIDDLEPORT - Pomeroy Area Branch, AAUW, 7:30p.m. Meigs High School Library. Reports and planning for summer sessions. Jeanne Bowen to present program. X! GAMMA Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi .Sorority, 7:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Judy Crooks. New officers to be installed. WINDING Trail Garden Club, 7 p.m. wildflower tour of the Long Hollow area, followed by meeting at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Aaron Kelton. Roll call, tree leaves for identification. Dolly Hayes to have educational display on wildflowers . Mrs. Kelton to give program wild flowers. SALISBURY PTA, 7:30p.m. fifth and sixth graders to present the program. Refreshments. · MEIGS Chapter DAY 53,7:30 p.m. 'chapter home. Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Refreshments. • open meetin g May 20 a' i ' Rutland United Metho • .Sl (. Ch urch . I The hostess wa s assist<d in chased by the club and given to serving by her daughters, M r s.-~ Mrs. Nelson, therapy chair- Robert Holliday and Miss Tina ; Radekin. woman . ' Arrangements on exhibit were judged with Mrs. Stout l winning first place; and Mrs. j • Radekin , second . Mrs. Virgil Officers named Social I t Calendari ·.~ :;:~ The amual mother-¢!ughter ,McElhinny and Geo'rge banquet of the Philathea Meinhart. Society was held Thursday Members at the banquet night at the Middleport Oturch were Miss Mildred Hawley, of Christ with spec ial Mrs. Ella Reuter, Mrs. Mabel recognition and gifts going to Walburn, Miss Frances Roush, Mrs. Ella Reuter, the oldest Mrs. Grace Hawley, Mrs.. mother; Mrs. Sheila Reeves, Louise McElhinny, Mrs. the youngest, and Mrs. Ger- Audrey Sweet, Mrs . Eula trude Miller, the mother with Roush , Mrs. Bessie Ashley, the most children. Mrs . Mary Meinhart, Mrs. The welcome was extended Clarict!. Erwin, Mrs. Gertrude by Mrs . Kathy Erwin, Miller, Mrs. Betty McKinley·, president, and Mrs. Becky Mrs. Becky Glaze, Mrs. Rose Glaze presented the program. Reynolds, Mrs. Clara Conroy, Amy Erwin sang "Mother", Mrs . Martha Childs, Mrs. and the ''New Beginners" sang Hattie Swift, Mrs. Carol·Wolfe, two selections. In the group are Mrs. Bea stewart, Mrs. Pearl Sharon Wilson, Kathy Baker, Reynolds, Mrs. Freda Welling, Otrisy Hess, Mary Boggs, Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs. Trudy Roach, Martha McNeil Reva Beech, Mrs. Helen and Tammy Mowery. Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Kathy Erwin, Glaze and Miss Wilson Mrs. Lena McKinley and Mrs. presented a vocal duet, and Clyda Allensworth. Amy Erwin joined her grandThe guests were Mrs. Alice mother, Mrs. Otester Erwin, Robeson, Mrs . Charlene for a piano duet. To conclude Thomas, Mrs. Hilda Schmoll, the program, Mrs. Gl81le and Mrs: Edith Forrest, Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Erwin sang "May the Karr, Mrs. Lois Cunningham, Good Lord Bless and Keep Mrs. Shirley Bumgarner, the You,. girls in the "New Beginriers" Yellow and white carnations vocal group, Mrs. Dorothy were used on the officers' table Roach, Mrs. Ann Mattnx, Mrs. for the banquet. Favors were Wilma Reece, Mrs. Jeanette wheelbarrow replicas filled Thomas , Mrs. Emmogene with nuts. Mrs. Pearl Crooks, Miss Dinah Erlewine, Reynolds, Mrs. Regina Swift Mrs. Kate Wilson, Mrs. Sheila and Mrs. Clyda Allensworth Reeves, Mrs. Geneva Tuttle, handled the decorations for the Mrs. Debbie Gerlach, Beth Ann banquet served by Chester · Wolfe , Mrs. Eleanor Lohse, Erwin,JolmReeece,l.awrence Mrs. Leona Karr, Amy Erwin Stewart, Earl McKinley, Bob and Jennifer McKinley. ' : . ·;;c;.w:;;;;.:.:·~.:::::::::::::::::::::~:=::~:,::~ . ' >l! ..:::;: ' ' .. ,. " ~. .,, > ' ' . \ . I. ' ' ., . I .. \ - I I • . ' . ' �', . ,_ , - Tne JJally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, May 14, 1974' • 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middlep<irt-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, May 14, 1974 Philathea meets .::::;. ~:: Amateurs have meet :·:· ~ ~:: The Middleport Amateur and it was set for June 12 at the Gardeners will landscape the home of Mrs. Thomas with . TUESDAY new Middleport fire station. members of the Chester MIDDLEPORT Masonic Meeting recently at the home Garden Club to be guests. Lodge 363, 7:30 p.m. at the of Mrs. Harry Moore the club Officers elected for the 1974-75 Masonic Temple . Special agreed to take on the land- · year were Mrs. Harold Lohse, meeting to confer the master scaping as a civic president; Mrs. Reynolds, vice mason degree . Ail master beautification project with pr~sident ; Mrs. C. E. Slakes- rtlasons invited. Mrs. Pearl Reynolds to serve lee, secretary; and Mrs. · RACINE Lodge 461 S&AM as chairwoman of the project. Everett Taylor, treasurer. · regular meeting, 7:30p.m. at Extent of the work will be Report was given on the the lOdge hall. All Master contingent on whether the regional meeting at McArthur Masons invited. Refreshments firemen are able to secure a recently by Mrs. Reynolds. to be served. strip of land adjacent ot the Others from the club attending WEDNESDAY station, but the work is ex- were Mrs. Lohse and Miss WOMEN'S Christian peeled to begin In the next few Bernice Ann Durst. Tbe death Temperance Union, Pomeroy weeks. of Bruce Uoyd was 0oted and a United Methodist Oturch, 2 The club also voted during card was signed for Mrs. p.m . . the meeting, conducted by Lioyd, a former member. Mrs. MOTHER Daughter Mrs: Edgar Pratt, to donate $20 Veda Davis was.reported home Banquet, First United tn the Middleport Girl Scout from the hospital and Presbyterian Church MidTroop 39 for a planting at recuperatfng. dleport, with Mrs. Jack Middleport Village Hall. Committees for the guest Coleman, chairwoman. Meat Mrs . Danny , Thomas , night appointed were Mrs. and beverage furnished, reported that 16 ·_atran~ements Pearl ' Reynolds, Mrs . . Guy members take covered dish; were needed for 'the Mfdaleport ' Reynolds, Mrs. Ferman Moore ~:30 p.m. at the church with Alumni Association banquet and Mrs. Erroll Conroy, flower ·reservations tn be made before and members of the club arrangements; Mrs. Lohse, Tuesday with Mrs. Dwight vol!Plteered to provide them. Mrs. James Sheets, Mrs. John Wallace, 992-3880. The Regatta flower show, Reece , program; Mrs. MIDDLEPORT Literary "Big Bend Profile", was Blakeslee, Mrs. Ed Burkett, Club, 2 p.m., home of Mrs. discussed b·y Mrs . Moore Mrs. Arthur Strauss, Mrs. Emerson Jones, retiring and Mrs. Reynolds, co- Taylor, Mrs. Roger Morgan, president. Mrs. Forest Bachtel chairpersons. The schedule Mrs. John Werner , Mrs. Harry tn review, "The Waltz Kings" was presented and reviewed. Moore, refreshments. by Hans Fantel. Roll call, An Invitation to the May 20 Mrs. Thomas introduced suggestions for next year's open meeting of the Rutland Mrs . Cleo Gold, a naturalist in programs. Garden Club at the Rutland the Division of Parks, Ohio ANNUAL trip of . the United MethOdist Church was Department of Natural Syracuse Third Wednesday read, Resources, who presented a Homemakers Club WedPlans were discussed for the program on May wildflowers. nesday. Leving Syracuse annual guest night of the club At this meeting to assist Mrs. Municipal .Building at 7 a.m. Gold was Gary Swope, state THURSDAY game protector, Division of CLASS 12, Heath United Wildlife, Ohio Deparlment of MethOdist Church, 7:30p.m. at Wildlife. the church. Mrs. Gold showed numerous ,MIDDLEPORT Child slides of wild flowers and Conservation League, .7:30 commented that they are more p.m., home of Mrs . Don ablPldant in Southern Ohio Grueser. Installation of ofthan any other place to her ficers and guest speaker, Dr. knowledge. She named flowers Dan Notter, veterinarian, which can be picked safely . SUNDAY without harm to the plant inCHURCH of Christ in cluding golden rid, asters, Christian Union, Pearl St., daisies, wild carrot!, violets Middleport revival in progress. and the wild rose, those that Rev. Howard Killingsworth, May 9-18 should be picked sparingly, the Pt. Pleasant, guest speaker , buttercup, wild geranium and wild blue phlox, and others Special singing at 7:30 nightly. Everyone welcome. which should never be picked, lady slippers, gentian, trillium. Mrs. Conroy gave devotions RETURN HOME Our Reg . 15.00 using a Mother's Day theme Three year old Jeannine Permanents 12.50 with a prayer "A Little Seed" Warner, daughter of Mr. and Our Reg . 17 .so to close. Mrs . Freda Welling Mrs. Dana Warner, Cplumbus, · Permanents 15.00 and Miss Kathryn Hysell were returned home Saturday after guests. The hostesses, Mrs. spending the week here with ·o ur Reg. 2s.oo Permanent 17.50 Moore imd Mrs. Roger Morgan her grandparents, Mr. and served a dessert course. Mrs. Normlin , Weyersmiller. PERMANENTS ON SALE CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON FILM SCHEDULED The Billy Graham film, 214• E. SECOND ST. "Isn't It GoOd to Know' ' will be POMEROY, OHIO shown at 7:30p.m., Sunday, at PHONE 992-7606 the Laurel Cliff Free MethOdist . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. Oturch. The public is invited . NOW ONE INSURANCE PLAN CAN COVER YOU, YOUR HOME, AND YOUR AUTO; The Warners came down for their daughter on Saturday. PARTY PLANNED The Meigs High School cheerleaders will sponsor -a housewares party Thursday at 7:30p.m, in the cafeteria at the hig6 school. The public is in·vi~. At loll, all t~ rhil'lgscO"tirtd In , )'Oilr home owner poliqo Gnd oli tht rhi~ COYtrfd iA YOIW' ~ Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Cline Qbserve anniversary CARPENTER - Mr . and Mrs. Glenn R. Cline, Rt . 3, Albany, Carpenter area, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house, Sunday, 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the Dyesville Comm uni ty Church.' Mr. Cline and the former Anna Carpenter were married in Athens in 1924. He is a retired New York Central Railroad employe. The couple have one daughter , Mrs. James [Maxine) Hanning, one grandson, Jimmy Haning, and two grea !-grandchildren, Tanya and Sonya Haning, all of the Carpenter area. Relatives and friends of the 'A /t;lumnt' to' meet I The Pomeroy High School Alumni Assn. , due to the fact tllat current addresses of some members are not available , asks residents to contact friends and family members in regard to the annuai reunion May 24. · Combination membership, banquet and dance tickets are $4 for alumni. Membership dues for tllose unable to attend is $1. Guests may attend the dance at $1 a person. The banquet will be at the Pomeroy Elementary School at 6:30p.m. The Meigs Inn will be in charge of catering the foOd. The dance will be at the · Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium . beginning at 9:30 p.m. with "Temperance" providing the music. They play all types of music. Reservations for the banquet must be made by May 20 and reservations can be made by . sending a check or money order to the Alumni Assn., P. 0. Box 202, Pomeroy. A meeting will be held at 7 p.m., Thursday, to make final plans for the banquet. couple are invited during the open house hours. Middleport Personal Notes I •'· ..................... ,., '' • ~ ~ \ • ••' n • • ~ ~ F t • ~ •• •• •• -• I' -: ..• ,., ' ..."' •• 4 POSITION RUG ADJUSTM ENT .." .." -.-: FURNITURE ."".... MIDDLEPORT, 0. -. Mr. and Mrs. Jphn Mayer, Columbus, spent the Mother's , Day weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs . George Meinhart. Miss Carolyn Searls, Columbus, was the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Searls . Mrs. Otarles Searls, Mrs. Martha Otilds, and Mrs. Clyda · Allensworth returned recently fr<im a two week visit in Georgia and Alabama. Mrs. Searles visited her mother in Alabama, and then went on to Atlanta to see her son, Walter Murray Harris. Mrs. Otilds · was with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Falkner, Birmingham ; and Mrs. Allensworth spent the time with her son-in~aw and daughter, Gen. and';! Mrs. James v. Hartinger and family REG. at Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stiles of with Columbus were the weekend carrying guests of his parents, Mr. and Sat ds case e En May 18 900/581 Mrs. Edward Stiles, Middleport. Other visitors on ·Advanced Futura features include: Ex~ Mother 's Day were Mr. and elusive SingCl£* see-thru bobbin window, 22 built-in interchangeable stitches, allMrs. James Fry, Ruth and Sue, dial con trol s, eVen-feed foot, more! Pomeroy, Route 3, Mrs. Nina Craddock and Earl DeWeese, FASHION Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stiles also visited his llg·zag sewing machine grandmothers, Mrs. Edna ·Stiles, Route 3, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Grace· Beabout, Mid- · dleport. Mrs. Lesta Gothard, forModel 252 EXTRA merly of Middleport and Eureka, is recuperating from a GOOD NEWS SAVINGS ON OTHER GREAT SINGER* SEWING MACHINES, TOO! hip fracture at the home of her We have a Credit Plans desj.gned to fit your son, E. L. Gothard, 260 Dana, We also have a Iibera[ trade-in policy. Columbus. She suffered the fracture on Easter Sunday and since has undergone two 992 -2284 *A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPAiiY surgeries. First FUTURI*sewing machine sale ewer! OFF $ I '·'t HEADLIGHT BAKER "' I' heritage house 2 SPEED MOTOR SETUP STORE RACINE - The Happy Hustlers Circle of the Racine Wesleyan United Methodist Church will have a town and cou ntry store, Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. at the C. C. Bradford Furniture Store. There will be clothing and other items, along IIIith a bake sale Saturday. Homemade bread, rolls, cakes and pies will be sold. •' ' •• ~ ,. ·)" ~ -..• '":to ... ,,' ,... "·.,...: ". ~ ''' ' .•... ~ -·~ ~:.~ $99 ~~~.w.~~ it ocwlll' iilfCU· you more inM<m~:e rO't~09f}; for . yoUr .. '• .... '• ..•• ., •• ~T .• eone :.,• •• '• ~ ~ • • ...•• • . J •• .• ....., • I You'll appreciate this more if_you bear in mind that "stack g·as scrubbers" are monstrous contraptions designed to abso.rb most of the sulfur-oxide emissions from manufacturing plants, electric power plants, and the like. • • ' •, •• . ' ' . They require huge amounts .of chemicals, usually lime or limestone, which then become saturated with the residue. •• •• ••• •• ••• ••• There are many kinds of scrubbers. They do remove sulfur-oxides, when they work. · But those suitable for a sizeable coal-fired utility clog the works, and cause prolonged shutdowns . • •• •• • •• If you sold your 'home today. you Ws a big loon. Bigger than most. know you'd make money. Probdbly But. easy .to get. And easy to repay. lots of money. Because it's backed by an asset that But there's another way to get your keeps growing. money you probably never even You put money into your house. . Why not get it out for the things you thought of. The City Loari Company has a need today? 1 plan that lets you use the money See The City Loan Company ab0ut in your home when you need it.. . a HomeOwner Loan today. The City Loan HomeOwner ;L:o:a:.:;n·:___ _ _ I "' .. I , V !. " On a major installation, it would emit tons of wet-waste sludge that would confront an ecologist with a disposal nightmare. There are better, safer ways to protect the public health and welfare. CITY LOAN COMPANY Anothe,r is to up-date the Clean Air Act to allow time for the development of the technology to clean high-sulfur coal before it is burned . Saturated gook. To sit and do neither would be a tragic comedy; a comedy of errors whose consequences would be tragic. Which could leach polluting chemicals into the ground and its water. . ' . ,. '~­ • ' ,, I E. Main St. ;.' ~ I • 992-2171 I '. I . .. .. I '' ,- I , ' j '125 . . , I -- One is to release the vast reserves of Government owned low-sulfur coal in the West. Appried to a 12,000 megawatt coal-fired system, limestone scrubbers would in only five years produce enough of this oozy gook to cover, for instance, 10 square miles of Washington D.C., fivefeerdeep. \ .I ' i The irony of it is !hat "stack gas scrubbers" are strongly recommended by the Environmental Protection Agency-even though not required by the Federal Clean Air Act. • HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAYSAM-1 0 PM I And that's reason enough for us to shrink from the most promising, the wet limestone scubber. 1 SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM . ( Which would have to be fenced or patrolled for the safety of those under 5'6". · •'• STriDF' I We are all concerned about the cleanliness of the air, the water and the land. They belong to us all. . But our story isn't about clogs, repairs, or reliability. It's about environmental protection . PomeRr~, ·0. iMr.rOI'Il'~ dollar. /~. The Fabric Shop, 115 W. Second, Pomeroy MOTIIER suRPRISED Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimm, Steve , ChristY and Amy, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grimm, David and PaUla, St. Clairaville, and Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Phillips, Pomeroy made a surprise Mother's Day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm, Letart Falls. ii'III.I'Otlee . •' MATE' VISITORS HERE Mrs. Bertha Whitmer of Washington Court House, and her daughter, Mrs. June Guy and daughter, Cynthia, Dayton, were weekend guests · of Mrs. Whitmer 's sister and brotherinlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Gibbs, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. lr cOmblnino s.e.,eral polide,, . . .. .. •• > and mort;oge life ' ..- .. ·" :·• •• ,, •• • 298 . Second St. LARRY' BROGAN Atkins serVed as auctioneer for KEDS TAIL-LIGHTS l ONLY POWELL'S · Pt~tonol Comprehtn$l.,. Pr~ t.ction plan, PCP, It's so comprrhtniive, you c:on twn add hospital, di10bilit)o ,...............,, Wear KecJs, T uii . Light s when Norman Will, second vice a sale of plants, bulbs and you ride . · president; Mrs. Pea riey seeds. The traveling prize Nelson , secretary and donated by Mrs. Norman Will Siz e: 4 11 •7.99 wa s won by Mrs. Radekin. trea surer ; Mrs. Orion Nelson, •8.50 therapy ; Mrs . Lawrence Mrs. Chapman won the hostess Chapman, publicity, and Miss gifts. An invitation was read from Ruby Diehl, cards and flowers. tlle Rutland Grden Club inMrs. Burl McLaughlin. and ·"Your Thorn MeAn Sto re" viting members to attend an Miss Octa Gillogly were guests Middleport , 0 . at the meeting conducted by Mrs. Henry Turner. The creed and collect were given •in r--------------------------, unison. Mrs. Radekin presented devotions. Read at the meeting by Mrs. C. E. Stout was a letter from Mrs. Betty Mizicko thanking her and the club members for entertaining the GoOd Luck Club at the Stout home. A report was given on th e regional meeting at McArthur by Mrs. Anna Ogdin. New therapy book was pur- "The Home of the Friendly Folks" outomobile polic)' am ~ covffed in one policy. Contin!ntol ln$urona's I'IIIW ill(ome, HARRISONVILLE - New officers were elect<d at the May 9. meeting of the Star Garden Club held at tlle home of Mrs. G.. A. Rade~in. Elected were Mrs. Radekin, president; Mrs. Robert Jewell, first vice president; Mr ~. •'•' •'•' •'•' TUESDAY OPEN House meeting by Eastern High School Band Boosters at 7:30 p.m. in the new band room of the high school. Refreshments. All interested in the band program of the district urged to attend. SPECIAL meeting, Southern Band Boosters, 7:30p.m. at the high school, Racine . LADIES Auxiliary, Lewis Manley Post 263, 7 p.m., home of Mrs. Allen Hampton. MIDDLEPORT - Pomeroy Area Branch, AAUW, 7:30p.m. Meigs High School Library. Reports and planning for summer sessions. Jeanne Bowen to present program. X! GAMMA Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi .Sorority, 7:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Judy Crooks. New officers to be installed. WINDING Trail Garden Club, 7 p.m. wildflower tour of the Long Hollow area, followed by meeting at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Aaron Kelton. Roll call, tree leaves for identification. Dolly Hayes to have educational display on wildflowers . Mrs. Kelton to give program wild flowers. SALISBURY PTA, 7:30p.m. fifth and sixth graders to present the program. Refreshments. · MEIGS Chapter DAY 53,7:30 p.m. 'chapter home. Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Refreshments. • open meetin g May 20 a' i ' Rutland United Metho • .Sl (. Ch urch . I The hostess wa s assist<d in chased by the club and given to serving by her daughters, M r s.-~ Mrs. Nelson, therapy chair- Robert Holliday and Miss Tina ; Radekin. woman . ' Arrangements on exhibit were judged with Mrs. Stout l winning first place; and Mrs. j • Radekin , second . Mrs. Virgil Officers named Social I t Calendari ·.~ :;:~ The amual mother-¢!ughter ,McElhinny and Geo'rge banquet of the Philathea Meinhart. Society was held Thursday Members at the banquet night at the Middleport Oturch were Miss Mildred Hawley, of Christ with spec ial Mrs. Ella Reuter, Mrs. Mabel recognition and gifts going to Walburn, Miss Frances Roush, Mrs. Ella Reuter, the oldest Mrs. Grace Hawley, Mrs.. mother; Mrs. Sheila Reeves, Louise McElhinny, Mrs. the youngest, and Mrs. Ger- Audrey Sweet, Mrs . Eula trude Miller, the mother with Roush , Mrs. Bessie Ashley, the most children. Mrs . Mary Meinhart, Mrs. The welcome was extended Clarict!. Erwin, Mrs. Gertrude by Mrs . Kathy Erwin, Miller, Mrs. Betty McKinley·, president, and Mrs. Becky Mrs. Becky Glaze, Mrs. Rose Glaze presented the program. Reynolds, Mrs. Clara Conroy, Amy Erwin sang "Mother", Mrs . Martha Childs, Mrs. and the ''New Beginners" sang Hattie Swift, Mrs. Carol·Wolfe, two selections. In the group are Mrs. Bea stewart, Mrs. Pearl Sharon Wilson, Kathy Baker, Reynolds, Mrs. Freda Welling, Otrisy Hess, Mary Boggs, Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs. Trudy Roach, Martha McNeil Reva Beech, Mrs. Helen and Tammy Mowery. Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Kathy Erwin, Glaze and Miss Wilson Mrs. Lena McKinley and Mrs. presented a vocal duet, and Clyda Allensworth. Amy Erwin joined her grandThe guests were Mrs. Alice mother, Mrs. Otester Erwin, Robeson, Mrs . Charlene for a piano duet. To conclude Thomas, Mrs. Hilda Schmoll, the program, Mrs. Gl81le and Mrs: Edith Forrest, Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Erwin sang "May the Karr, Mrs. Lois Cunningham, Good Lord Bless and Keep Mrs. Shirley Bumgarner, the You,. girls in the "New Beginriers" Yellow and white carnations vocal group, Mrs. Dorothy were used on the officers' table Roach, Mrs. Ann Mattnx, Mrs. for the banquet. Favors were Wilma Reece, Mrs. Jeanette wheelbarrow replicas filled Thomas , Mrs. Emmogene with nuts. Mrs. Pearl Crooks, Miss Dinah Erlewine, Reynolds, Mrs. Regina Swift Mrs. Kate Wilson, Mrs. Sheila and Mrs. Clyda Allensworth Reeves, Mrs. Geneva Tuttle, handled the decorations for the Mrs. Debbie Gerlach, Beth Ann banquet served by Chester · Wolfe , Mrs. Eleanor Lohse, Erwin,JolmReeece,l.awrence Mrs. Leona Karr, Amy Erwin Stewart, Earl McKinley, Bob and Jennifer McKinley. ' : . ·;;c;.w:;;;;.:.:·~.:::::::::::::::::::::~:=::~:,::~ . ' >l! ..:::;: ' ' .. ,. " ~. .,, > ' ' . \ . I. ' ' ., . I .. \ - I I • . ' . ' �9 - The Da Uy Sentme l Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 ~ The Da tly Senltnel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday May H 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Not1ce YARD Sil le J 1 P eMr d epor May 6 a d s r ee l Fro 1 9 a 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 7 at M rt n os p 1 5 7 J tc ME GS Cou ty Hu ane So c c t y hr ft 2bop open o a 11 JO p r1 eve y Fr dlly Mnd S<~ turdav New us e1 stock a r r v n g w eek y c o 1 o c oll ec l b es 'lp p M ce s J t r eclsu es books llcross 0 f ((' ~n ecord s ps fro p May St eel 197 3 CHEVRO LET NOV A S2S 9S Custom Hotel bnck coupe d :1rk green f nl sh ltke new wh te ..,.,al l t res ful whee l covers prol ec tr ve s de moldmgs powe r brakes rad o 6 cy lmde r eng me w1th s ta nd a rd tr,.n srn ss on A VER Y POPU LAR MODEL & ONE THA T WI LL P LEASE YOU 11 lf c on Jo hn Sy acuse Oh o Mothc s Day Sp ec a Ca ty R c hards Co nd 1 on peril W1\IIC ~w h stv pc; o go r1 so ft c r~ sua l n a r tnn,..v nn t11 S l 2 50 w th s hum poo a d se t Fros nqs w tt tone r t 2 50 Mt~ke an ftppo nt n ent for Mon now Good through M ay 11 to l ll Da mewood Ko ren Lyons open ev e ng s by appo n t men t s S I '1 C l POMEROY MOTOR CO. Nohce News, Event Mr and Mrs Ed Cul well of Inadt mpohs lnd spenl part of a week s vacatton here wtth hts bro the r and s tster tnlaw Mr and Mrs Wtl ham Cul well and f 1t her Jer r y Culwe ll Other g uests at the Cul well horne 11 e r c Mrs Culwe ll s s ts lcr Mr s Gold te Wh1t e ( oiJunbus Mt s He r b Wolfe enterta med ~ tth a brtdal showe r m honor of her stsle• De bbte Wlnte of Fr nkfo1t brtde-elect of Hoger Barnhm t also of Fra nkfort Those p t esen t we r e Mr s Juntot Da lton and Mat ha a nd Mrs Bess Boltn Albany Murl Galaway Westma Crabtree Betty Mattox and Ehzabeth Jord m loc al a long wtth Mr s Davtd Whtte Debbte ltsa a nd 01cn I Fran kfort Gtlts wer e a lso sent by Mt s Loree Barnes "' d Mrs Loutse Gtlk ey Alban) The wcddmg Wll\ be he ld m Fran kfort on June 8 Mrs Goldte Gtllogly spen t Sunday wtth her s on m la w and da ughte r Mr a nd Mrs Paul Gas ton a nd fam tly Columbw Gran ge m ember s who attende d t h e re g ul a r meetm g of Metgs Coun t y Pom on a Gra n ge a t Ro c k Spr mgs on Frtday e vemng \\e r e Mr a nd Mr s Earl Starkey Mr and Mrs Carl Greenlees Rilla Rhoades and Mr and Mrs Mendal J orda n Wtth Mrs Oay J ordan and Barbara as g uests The Grange dress c ontest was held and wmners m the county were Class A- B arba r a J ordan Class B - Rtlla Rhoades and Class C - R ose Hooper These dresses wtll re present Metgs County m the sta te c ontest a t Ptlg rlm Hill s on June 8 Twe nty g uests fr om Galh a Coun ty presen ted the hterary program us mg Mother a s the theme whtc h was enjoyed by the group Po tluck refresh menls were S<!rved Mr a nd Mrs Reed J e ffers were m Brem e n for church servtces on Sunday mormng at the Calvar y Umted Me thodtst Church whe re the tr nephe w Rev Da vt d Woodya r d IS past or They also v1s tted he r cousm s Mr and Mrs Guy Bea t ty tn Brem en th en Jo ur neyed o n to Columbu s where they were g uest s of ht s brother m law a nd stste r Mr and Mrs Lawrence Woodya rd E nroute home they called on Mr a nd Mrs Wtlbur Smtth and Mr a nd Mrs Dave Robey and daug hters Johnstown a nd Mr and Mr s Fran k Em m e r t Somerset Guests of Mr and Mrs Noble Hamon ~ere thetr chlldren Mr and Mrs Roger Sp1egle Anna a nd Wayne Columbus Mrs Mary W1seman a n d ch1ldren and Mr and Mr s Tom Ktrby a nd fa mtly of Hamden f mm1y rnembe1s who en Joyed a wtener 1oast at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Stan s berry tn hon or of the 11th btr thdaJ of thetr daugh ter Reba were Mr and Mrs Dale Stan sberry and Mr a nd Mrs Harold Oxley local Mr a nd Mrs Larry Stansbury and son Reynoldsburg Mr and Mrs Clatr Stansbury and famtly and Mr and Mt s Bob Barton G1 oveport tnd the host f um ly Mr and M1 s J e rry Stan sbury Reba and Aaron Joe 1l Mr and Mrs Roger Sptegle Anna and Wayn e Columbw Mr and Mrs Bob Harmon Stoutsville Mr and Mrs Peter Logan Pomeroy Mr and Mrs P restQn Hamon an d sons McArthur a nd Mr a nd Mrs Lewts Smtth v tstted wtth Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and fam1ly on Sw1d ay Mr and Mrs Ar thur Crabtree called on hts brother m law and stster Mr a nd Mrs D ale Scott Albany New Marshfield Road on Sunday POLLY S Auct on every Fr day 7 p m a t Pnrk 'lnrl H gh Sts Ant Ques co t ec tor tems ant que furn l ure co or T v s s ep n P & J Odds and Ends 215 North Sec ond S l for fu r n tu r e barga ns W I se ll your merchand se the auct on way Ca I 992 3509 5 14 26tc KOSCO T KOSM ET ICS & WIGS For a g ood ne of Cosme! cs fr endly ser v ce a nd som eone to chat w t h g IJe me a ca ll He len Ja ne Brown 9925 113 3 19 tfc A TO Z Mar t used fur n shed a ppli a nces c loth ng d shes an d m sc Rt 33 oppos te Ira ler co ur t Hartford W Va 4 o tfc MAY 18 Me1g s Coun ty Faer Grounds 10 a m Noon ram or shiMe Cost per ra b es shot S2 Sp onsore d by Me gs Count y Humane Soc et y Must have dogs on leash a nd cats n covere d conta ner Cus tom But c her ng Meat Process n Q P hone 667 3608 C,oo v I e Oh o 5 5 26fp Employment Wanted WILL MOW awns f-l a~Je own equ p men t Phone 992 7157 5 12 3tc now w lh sc ythe or power n owe r Phone 7.J 2 57J5 5 12 Jtc W LL PUBLIC NOTICE To the Defend a nt J oyce A P1ck en s whose res 1dence 1S unknown O L D Upr g ~ I p1 a n os Any cond 1flon pay ng $10 cas h COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Writ e g i ~Je d r ec tions to WITT EN PI ANO CO P 0 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Box 18 Sa rd s Oh o 43946 WILLIAM E PICKENS Rout e 1 4 26 30tp Long Bottom Oh10 Pla intiff USED GAS r efr ge r a tor Ca I VS 742 469 afler 5 p m JOYCE A PICKENS 5 9 5tp Address Unknown Defendant WAN TE D to bU't lot n M d No 1.5.523 d le por t Phone 992 2766 992 - 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DE EM mowe r d sc~o r ge fu ll ba ffl e 7 pol y whee ls and pla t ed Tee '\ PPLICATIONS on ly for meter pa t ro lmen and e"'l ra po l ce P lease contact Pomeroy Po l ce De partm~nt 991 2427 4 16 tt c CO NCE R N NG Mark 6 16 1 the B be Is there ~ par 0 J LAU DERM IL T Roof ng P easa nt R dge Pomeroy t cutar bapt sm refer ed to by Ph one 99 2 7665 wh ch a y m gh t b e saved? 4 1 0 12t P Yes Ephes ans 4 4 6 4 10 6 c RABIES CLINIC Cabbage head le ttuce sweet and hot p e p pers many va r et es of tomatoes soc and 65c doze n Flowers Pelun as Pan s es Mar golds p us many oth er va r et es 50c to 65c pak Geran ums an d other pot pla n ts 10 nch hang r19 basket s pe t un .as or IJ n ng ge r an u ms lS 0 0 Po r ch box es petun as or pahs es SJ 00 or S4 00 Hubba rd s Gree nhou se Sy r ac use 0 99 :1 5176 rolil r y ha ndle NotiCe YARD S.:'ll e R I 124 m le above u k ya d n M ner s v I e Thursday F 1day and Sa urday 3 Fa m ly yard sa e Fe w AYon batt es 5 \ 4 4tp w tth :tO cut 3 H P Bnggs eng me 14 ga steel decl< s•ze 33 : Nor th Second Av enue M dd l eporf or p h on e ~92 2550 " 30 tfc Men needed to wo rk tn Ga llt a & Maso n County No ex pert ence necessar y Must have ca r a nd nea l ap pea rance OPEN EVES 8 00 P M POMEROY, OHIO 20", 3 HP - 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~-------- ---- For Rent ------ - ----- ---------- --- and bu d ng Good local on to s u1t tenant NEWLY turn shed 3 bedroom E lcon a 1971 Model with t pout 51 18 n hv mg room Extra ' batll 5 14 tfc n fr ont b edroom tu e o I f urna ce v e r y low dow n 3 AND 4 ROOM fur n iShed and paym en t Can be see n a t unfurni s hed ap a rtments K ngsbu r y Home Sal es a 11d Phone 992 5434 Serv1c e n c 1100 Ea s t Ma n 4 12 tf c Pom eroy Any d ay from 2 p mto 7pm PRIVATE mee ting room for 5 12 6tc an y org a n za t on phon e 99 2 3975 3 11 tfc 4 MOBILE homes two 12x50 1 old and 2 be droom on e Sie E PNG - room- o;e;--win e year 12x65 1969 3 bedroom on e 2 sto re Pomero y Refe rences bedroom 10x50 Phon e 742 reQUir ed Ph on e 992 5293 5980 4 30 t fc 57 rtc 3 BEDROO M ho use loc ated on e m le f ro m c ity I m ils on Rout e 7 Newl y re m ode led k1tchen l•v ing room With bath anct ut I tv room If nl "'res ted ca 1 992 51 28 S 8 6tc lh , pout porc h aw n ng unde rp nn mg ut I ty bu ld ng $2 500 Ph on e 675 A576 5 12 5tp Auto Sales 1957 CHEVROL E T new 283 4 speed stereo S700 Ca ll aft e r 5 p m 992 2967 5 13 6tc _ ___ - - - - - - - 1965 FORO E conol ne Va n good cond t 1on Ph one Ow ght Ca rl Alban y 698 7257 before 2 30 p m oa l't an y t m e on weekend s 5 1 ~ 6tp - - - - - - - - - -- - - 1970 R R 383 4 s peed good shape Ph one 742 6162 a ft e r S .., ROC ERY bus ness for sal e Bu ld ng for sale or lea se DEPEN DABLE person wan ted Ph one 773 561 8 lrom 8 30 p m fo babys t n my home fo r two to 10 p m lor a ppo intm ent boys ages one year a nd 8 3 20 tfc yea r s 5 days per wee k Some weeke nds nc luded w th the 5 FARMALc-Atracto;:-W th be ly m ower and p ow P ho ne 985 days Wr te Box 166 M d 3924 Pm d leport Refe rences re qu red 5 14 5tp J ob b eg ns !he en d of May s 12 3tp The ob tect of the compla nt s 5 10 61c to de term ne he r s an d p a rt ton 2H oR s e l ande m tr:"aler one 19 67 ONE ton Ford Stake bed o I an d gas underl y ng rea l tr uc k Phone 992 2550 or 742 horse Wlfh pa ra de s addl e and esta te s tuat ed n Sa 1Sbury 6SS1 brtdl e P hone 698 3290 Ruth Townsll p Me gs County Oh o Reeves Alb an y 4 JO tf c WANTED wh ch s desc r bed as fo lo ws 5 8 61p All of the nort hwes t qua r ter of 1970 OLDSMOBILE 98 low Sect on 34 Town sh p 2 In Ra nge 10 H P AL LI S Cha lm ers tractor m leag e exce lle nt cond lion 13 of th e Oh o Comp a ny s w th e lec tr c sta rt e quipped Sell ng se~J eral hundr e d Pur chase con ta m ng 160 ac res w th 42 nc h rota ry mower a 3 dollars be low local deal e r IN be t he same more or less ft s nowb la de e xce llent pr ce Phon e 992 3863 after 6 Be ng one o f the trac ts or c on d tt on Cont ac t Marv n p m ca 1 99 2 5844 pa r c e s of an d conv eyed to the Kee b a ug h d ays 99 2 5342 s 10 6tc POMEROY ;;~ tt e r 7 p m 985 3913 Me gs County 0 I & Coal Company by deed dated Sept 5 12 7tc OPEN Roger Hy se ll s Ga ra g e 18 1865 and recor ded n Vo 29 near Crossroads on Stat e page 11 8 119 and 120 Me gs SHAS TA 18 It Cam per w th Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m County Deed Records h tch Cozart s Tra11 er Park Monday through Saturday Rae ne Oh o V.rg 1 Wa lk er Further reference s made to Phone 992 5682 or 99 2 7121 Deeds recorded n Vo vme 34 5 12 6tc • 12 26tc page 609 MeiQS County Deed SP IRA L ta nk at) d trop c a l f s h Recor ds and Volume 130 page 512 50 Syrac u se Tr opl c a 161 Meigs County Deed La nd Syrac use Oh10 Records Sav e an d except about 4 acres WAITRE SS ES wa n ted Ap ply n 5 12 61C AKC Br ttany pups rea d y to go person Crow s Stea k Hollse Ma y. 15 through 20th 2 hun so d to Leonard Koen g 2 1 te rs only Mr Ed s Br ttany s 5 14 tf c GOOD gas hot wa te r heate r and acres sold to J a mes and E the l 5 m les on 50A from Ath en s tra ler 65x 12 3 bedroo111 s Jeffers and abo ut 6 of an ac re Phone 4 ~8 3809 ve r y oood Ca rpe ted 1970 sold for h ghwa y pur poses MAN to wo r k dry c lea ning Mod e l Ca II 992 583 2 e ve n ngs S 12 lOft Route ABC C e a ne r s Mason Also ~xcept ng 15 38 acres a nd s 12 31p W Va 20 ac res prev ously sold by w H South and Ora B South 5 7 tfc 1965 vw Bus w tn ca rper mg n You are reQuired to an s wer --good shape 5600 Phon e 949 the Comp a n t w th n 28 days 29S l HOU S E on 910 Br oa dwa y: a ft er the ast pub! ca t on ot th s s 12 3tc M ddlepor t For furth er n n ot c e wh ch w II be pub ! shed lormat 1on call 992 2521 99 2 MTSC- used I t emS one- zen th once each week for s x con 2766 or 992 2255 secu t ve weeks The last colo r TV console 2 bla ck a nd 5 14 St c PUbl cat on w II be made on white T V consoles compl ete June 4 197~ and the 28 days for tr ap d rum s et use d answer w I star t on that date pr ofess ona ll y ta pe pla ve rs NICE 3 bedroom home for sale n case of yo ur fat ur e to tvpewr1 ters po llee scann er Sll 000 Phon e 992 3975 or 99 2 answnr or otherw se respond as golf sets w 11 se ll reasona bl e 2571 required by t1 e Oh o Rul es of or tra de tor equ a l va lue All ~ 19 tic k nd of gun s wc. n ted We tr ade Civil Procedure tudgment by for any thing F lfe s Tr ad in9 THR EE lots in Monke y Ru;;d efault w 11 be re ndered aga ns t Post M dd leport phone 99:1 YbU for re i ef de m.und cd n thiS Pomeroy Phon ~ 992 7311 cbmt:tla nt 749 4 s 12 3tc s 9 6tc "'-'lar r y E Spen cer IROoMh~;-;.;;;-ba th 1 2 -----~--------KNA PP Sha~& May SpecialS Cler k of Cour t$ base ment w1 th 27 ac r:es la rge no w a va ila b le r hone 992 Common Pleas Court barn bu ld.ng w th Jm ae h n e S324 M~lgs Cqunty Ohio Shed Phone 992 5058 • 30 If< 1• 1 3~ l SI 7 14 21 28 \61 4 61c L,. _ _ _,.__ 5 10 61 c I PAPER CARRIER . llfE DAILY SENTINEL -------------- PHONE 992-2156 Pets For Sale -- ----- ----- .... --------- PAPER CA:RRIER WANTED IN RACINE THE DAILY SENTINEL , R e v Howard Mayn e of ftciated at the services and burial wa s In Te mple Cem etery -----------.1.... Real Estate For S31e -------------- PHONE 992-2156 ' \ I I . • ' . I ' WOOD TRUSSES Built lo Your Specs Deliv ered to Job S1te HOGG & ZUSPAN DITCHING SERVICE Wa te r L1n es a nd Power lenes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer wor k and septtc tank s tn ~tailed 5ee or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 742-6273 NELSON INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING ROOF PAINTING W1lkmson Small Engtne 997 3092 399 w Matn Pomeroy 0 Located al Modern Supply Sm a ll Eng me Aepa.r • Law n Boy • Tecum seh • Ko hl er • w scans n • AU other ma kes CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992-5083 EXPERIENCED ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Av e Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 E Mam Stop m and say Hello Bnrtt Wheel Altgnment '5.55 On Most Amencan Cars OFFICE SUPPLIES and -GUARANTEEDPHONE ~92 2094 FURNITURE Pomeroy Home & Auto Stop In and See ' Our Floor Dtsplay Real Estate For Sale THB WISEMAN AGENt:Y Gall p olls Open 8 TIIS Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Ma1n Pomeroy 0 OLD a ut os 6 or more cars will 9 v e S3 oo pi ece 18 cars or more will g ve better pr ice Call 98 5 4297 3 28 tfc F UR FR EE e stimate s on a luminum replacement w ndows s d lng storm doors and windows Ra11 ng Phone Charles L sle Syra cuse Oh o Carl Jacob Sal es Repr esentat 1v e V V J ohnson and Son Inc 4 30 lfc - -- - - - RACINE 2 STORY PERM A STONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN KI TC HEN 1 2 BATHS CA RPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CA R ALL ON E G ARAGE LAR G E F LA T WELL LA ND SC APED LOT P R C EO M IO TWENTIE S RUTLAND 5232 2 11 tf c ----.z=:----------- AUTOMOBILE Insur a nc e been cancell ed? Lost your operator s license Call 992 7428 615tfc ------------DON T fuss don t cuss turn OFFICI?446 364 3 EVENINGS Bud McGhee-446 1155 E M Ike Wlseman- 446 3796 NEIGLER Bu ldmg Supply for build ng houses Phone 949 3604 call Guy Ne igler Rac me Oh io 5 3 26tc ove r lun k. automob l e! to us W II pav SS for old tunK cars Phon e I ( 304 ) 773 5890 Rlv ers lde Auto w reC King o1 9 261c Real Estate For Sale 2 BEDROO M hous e n Mid dle po r t New k1tch en and bath appl 1an ces m c luded Colt 992 S310 4 25 26t c --------------- WE HAVE THE BUYERS YOU HAVE THE HOME TO SELL SEE US TODAY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 3 ASSOCIATES TO HELP YOU 992 225~ or 992 lUll BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT 742 5595 Btll Brown. Owner Rutland Ohto Wate r Etectr1c Gas Sewer L1nes mstalled Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks L1mestone F1ll D1rl Comme rcial Res1denflal Con struc tion & Remodel a, B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY 777 Pearl Street Mtdd leport Oh10 Phon e 992 5367 or 992 l84 I AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR • We rep a 1r Ia wn mowers and aarden tractors PH. 949-3611 RACINE GARAGE RACINE OHIO YES! All WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Middleport D Under New Management IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? For Free Eshmale inqutre now about a beautiful new roof en fash1on colors WE HAVE 40 PROPERTIES 'rO SE LL DROP IN AND W~ LL TALK OVER THE A 0 VA IN TAG E S 0 F OWNERSHIP WH ATJSTHE AGE OF CONSENT" For Wednesday May 15. 1974_ AR t ~iMarch 21 Aprt t 19) You '" esr ec a y YU ne ab e wt e. e n Sf!l aced ge c os y s co ce ned Be su e Mse to w1om you g vu ac 1 tak. g dYan age TAURUS (Apnl 20-l.tay 10) n VOIYE~nents wtl ce 1[1 n l C ldS o IL:ly ead I a une,.; p rdc tt: ! 1 con p ca o s Yuu I I d you se t n Ihe m c1d e o l 1 s l c ky s ua l on GEM INI (May 21 June 20) Wha teve you d o be r1b c o back u s l t~le 1 en s you nake 0 he s a e go g o ho d yo o the e le o w a yo c ia CANCER (.ble 21 .My 221 Yo u ave n ore se I Uu bt s tHan Rap I read that the age of consent m our state ts 18 for fem a les 21 for males Tha\ ts they can get marrted wtthout parents con!*!nl at these ages When the Equa l Rtghts Amendme nt bec omes la11 (as 1 hope t! does ) wtll this age of consent be automattca lly e qua hzed m ALL states ' Also please na m e Ihe state where a -g1rl can t gel marned unless her pare nts stgn the paper unt1! s he 1s 21 - IN TERESTED Dea r Interested Our guess ts that whe n ERA becomes law (a s we hope 1l does) there wtll he tes t cases for all frmgc areas of equahzatwn mcludmg the age of consent What that age wtll be IS a m oot q uestton b ut smce 18 IS fast rep lacmg 21 as the requirement for legal a dulthood the former may gel the nod Whtch probably won t cause a rash of early rnarrtages as teenagers aren I as anxtous to Jwnp mto the yoke as they" ere n former generattons - HELEN Interested Twenty-one ts the age of consent for women tn F lortda Mtsstsstpp t New Mex tco Ohto Tennessee West Vtrgmta and Wyummg A gtrl m u st he 19 to mar ry w tthout parental approval tn Delaware Georgta a nd Montana 20m Nebraska ( In all other states 18 IS the legal age of consent ) Twenty five states however sttU hst 21 as the m a le age of con!*!nt a lthough yo ung people can mar r y muc h ea rlier than that w tt h pare ntal approval - SUE Rap I fell tn lovewtth th1s ktd bu t Mothe r refused to let me go out wtth h un I dtd anyway We wa nted to get ma rrted but of course she wouldn l g tve her consent unless I got pregnan t So we took care of that Now I m rna rrted a nd have a beauttfu l baby gtrl But my pr oblem ts my h usband All we do ts ft ght becau se we a re ltvmg wtth m y m other ReaDy we can t leave because RICk ts only 15 and 1 m 14 su we can t get wor k a nd want to ftmsh school I know we cou ldn t m ake t! bvmg by ourselves and I don t think we can make tt livmg here sowh atshould we do 7 - S M DearS You have two ch Oices e tther try to make tt as a marne d couple or admit y ou m a d e a m tstake and disso lve the marnage If you dectde for try mg reme mber that mcludes adult type r esponstbthty the wtll to s ucceed agams t such odds as age your antagomsttc mother premature parent hood no mo ney a nd a long watt before any thi ng gets better Is you r love strong I ques 20 Ep sode Act on 33 Sonny & (her 8 10 B1 ll Moy ers Journa l 20 Washmgton Connect1on 33 Chase 3 4 15 The Cowboy s 6 13 30 - Thea te r n Amer ca 33 Mov1e Skyway to Dea th 6 13 00 - Cannon 8 No Place L1ke Home 3 4 15 E xp or ng the Rock es lO Lo loma 20 30 - Shou ld a Ladv Take A Chance? 70 00 - News 20 t nl~rface 33 Doc El 10!6 13 Ko1ak 8 10 30 - Da~ at N gh t 33 00 - News 3 4 6 10 13 15 J anak 33 30 - Johnny Ca r son 3 4 5 Phyl l s 0 ller s 107 nd Btrthday Pa rt y 6 Move Change of M nd B Rebus 0 Un touc hables 13 30 - News 13 OO - Tom orrow3 4 Phyll iS 0 lle r s 101nd B rthday Party 13 Take F ve For L1fe 15 00 - News 4 30 - News 13 CABL E CHANN EL FIVE 00 p m - Local News 30 P m - Count r y & Weste r ( BlueR dge Quartet K1tly We ll s Show! 30 P m - Com edy ( Ens1gn 0 Toole Smo t hers Brothers Show) 30 P m - Superstar (Lloyd Bndges Show June Al lyson Sho w ! yo st o d eg a d g yo C[!pac ty lo ha de cc an e spans b I t es Do pul you se I do wn - -~~------'----- enough for a ll t hiS ' - HELEN AND SUE Dear He len and Sue I rn m a lot of t rouble I m hooked on gtrls booze and drugs not nccessa nly tn that order My parents hate me becau!*! tile) re ashamed of m e They wont gtve me a ny money (thoug h t1 cv r e qutte n c h ) because they thmk I ll spend tt on my ha btls I can t gel a JOb because I ve got a bad reputatton I caJt t get out of the rut becaiiSe people expect m e to s tav m tt - t he only ones who acce pt m e a r e the aope rs I want to change but - HOW " Dear Ho\\ If you r eally want to c hange you can Bu t don t expect anyone t o make those changes easter - or to make them for you You must bu tld your own s trength and the ftrst step ts AWAY from your present crowd Why not ta lk \\tth your parents about cha ngmg schools" Were sure the) U go a ll ou t to be lp when they realize you re smcere - HELEN AND SUE ~1]J!r}Jffi)1~; lkJ :::~ -:.r:::: Unscram hle these four Ju mb les. one leiter lo each square to form four o rd n try " or d s w II esu I 1\QUARIUS (Jon. :ZO.Feb 191 Any commerc a l or bus ness deal ngs toda y must be man aged wIll extreme ca ul on You cou d get a fast shuffle PISC ES (Feb 20-March 20) You re apt to be alher vague a nd doubllu l abo ut your goals Th s essens c han ces o f ach ev ng anyth ng you are a m ng lor now May 15, 1974 Th s year w II offe you some UniQUe op portun I es They must be la ken ser ousty II they Ia I to be de..,eloped 1 w II be because you Ia led o follow th ough ~M'6tlt' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Palm lea f 4 Nu reyev s art 10 Exasperate 12 Dam!*!l who loved Lan ce lot 13 Ma n s 38 John Wayne s mckname 39 Nuremberg nahve 40 Mock DOWN I Russ tan ctty 2 Confme 3 Unforgot ten name 14 Exclusive 4 Apar t 15 Homey from ( hy ph wd ) 5 Scandt nav1an 17 B unnese measure demon IS Not so 6 Swedtsh county hot 19 Old l ndtan 7 Type of coal com 20 La ugh mg 8 Twtned a r ound sound 21 Rom a n 9 Wobble htghway 22 Sufftx for photo 24 Exacted money from 25 Sea guU 26 Bluff P rtnce Yesterdays Answer Compamon 24 Alt 25 Brewmg for Sabu Cr ash produc t 26 Occur Propped 29 Plu ck the wtth gmtar columns 30 Japanese poem Notc hed 32 Capttal hke a of Elam saw 33 Req u tre Boxers 35 Leg (s l ) a td 11 16 19 22 23 '1:1 Part of QED 28 Dismay Sl Mr Onassts 32 Stotcal 34 E xcelle nt t;,--t---+-+- (sl hyph wd ) 36 G reat La ke 37 R e laxm g ( 2 wds) LUG IT 8 00 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 1 2 2 8 9 NORTH IDI 14 • 52 "1 87 63 K 63 " . AQ7 WEST EAST • A3 - • 97 ¥ Q 10 9 4 + Q JJ0 95 A B? .K 108 53 . J 964 SOUTH 7 " .K QJ10864 " AKS : 42 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE Is /Nrvol 1/CEJ'OX I I I 1 N0 5 1:. MADE SV cJ I [lJ T HE HANP'S- AT TH!;.I FI: M E:E:T I N(;; Now arranee the .:ircled lelten to fo rm the surpriae antwer u • unestrd by the above cartoon {At.wen to • ol'f'G wl ,,..It' ill Ju "bl" CURIO DICED EMPLOY • \ Anlwf'r The k1 d of to w ork it One le tt er simply stands for a noth e r In t h11 sam ple A Is u sed for the three L s X fo r the two 0 s etc Single l e iters apo1trophea, t he length and fo rma tion ol t he words a r e all h ints Each day t he code le tte rs are dtf!e re nt CRVPTOQUOTES lt:t i i i i i i ) Print the SIIRPRIS! ANSWER 11m He r e 's how A X VDLBAAXR LONGFE L LOW clothe~ you OUTCRY m1ght bug after NO te iNl wetghl - REDUCED V G P GE RG K EG R G MG J GUPG O H LKV V RHT SYKVY M G J G U P G M, H BECGTPGCP HV Y H GNLG Yesterday s Cryptoquote A F INE LIFE IS A THOUG HT CO NCEIVE D I N YOUTH AND R E ALI ZED IN MATURITYALFRED DE VIGNY <C 111' Kine fu tures 81ndlcate Inc: ) + "2 WEART PATIENT USE THESE + .+2 Bot h vulnerable HARDWARE Pass North Pa ss Pass East P ass Pass Opening lead- + Q .- ~.......:____;:___..:._ South 4. 1 CA PIAI N E\SY _ ___,1 B y O swald & James Jacoby SEWING MACHINES Repair servic e all makes 992 228-4 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized S nger Sates and Serv ice We Sharpen Sc issors 3 29 ftc DOZER work land clearing by the acr~ hourly or contr-act farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator with over 20 years e xperience Pul lins Excavating Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc ------------WILL trim or cut trees and shrubbery Also clean out ba sements att cs etc Ptrone 9.49 3221 or 7.42 4441 4 23 26t c -------------S EPTIC TANK S cleaned reasonable rates Ph 446 4782 Gall pols John Russe ll owner and operator 5 12 tfc SEPTIC TAN KS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER S ANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 303S ------------READY MIX CONCRE :T E up 1a ~ 7 7 South bombs on expert ra tmg West le- T POMEROY 3 bedrooms mode rn k tchen mce bath large dining hot water heal 1 car garage S18 000 00 MIDDLEPORT - Large 11 .room olde( nuu5t:' l 2 - bathS garage and carport near swlmmtng pool $14 oOo 00 POMEROY Buslness building and 3 /o acres for park lng S65 000 oo LAND - 45 acres wlltl water line close $5 500 00 LOTS - For houses or mobil~ homes 7 localtons Sl 800 00 13 "" WIN AT BRIDGE Ali WEATHER Under New Management N 711d M1dd leport Future I s Now 31 WEDNE SDAY MAY IS 1974 6 00 - Sun r se Sem mar 4 Sacred Heart 0 6 IS - Urba n League 10 6 25 - Fc1rm Rer.ort 13 6 30 - F ve M nu es to L ve By 4 News 6 B1b le Answer s 8 The Stor y 13 6 35 - Co lumbus Today 4 6 45 - Fa rm t me 10 Morn ng Repo r t J 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Dtc k Van Dyke 13 H R Pufnstu f 6 7 30 - Rocky & Bu llwmk le 13 New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Jeffs Collt e 6 S 25 Jack Lalanne 13 8 30- Brad y Bu nch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Pa ul DIXon 4 F r endly Ju ne! on 10 AM 3 Abbo tt & Cost e llo 8 Pht l Donah ue 15 W ld W ld Wes t 6 Mov 1e Gun of Zangara 13 9 30 - To Telllhe Tru lh 3 Ta ltl elaless 9 55 - Chu ck Wh ile Re po r ts 10 10 00- D nah Shore 3 lS Joke r s W ld 8 10 Com pany 6 10 30 - J eo pardy 3 4 15 Ga mbit S 10 11 00 - Password 13 W1zard of OddSJ- .:1 15 M ke Douglas 6 Now You See It 8 10 11 30 - Hollywood Squa res 3 4 15 Love of L fe 8 10 Brady Bun ch 13 Sesam e St 33 11 55- CB S News B Da n lme l sWor ld 10 12 00 - Passwor d 6 Bob Brau n s SO 50 Club 4 News 8 10 3 Jac kpot 3 15 12 30 - Sea rch for Tomor row 8 10 Spill Second 6 Celebr ty Sweep sta ke s 3 15 ~ 2 45 - El ectr c Co 33 12 55 - NBC Ne ws 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Cht ldren 6 13 Nol For Women Onl y 15 Concent rat ion 8 What s My L ne 10 1 30 - 3 On A Mat ch 3 4 lS As the Wor ld Turn s 8 10 Let s Make A Deat 6 13 . 2 00 - Da ys oiOur L•ves3 4 1S Gu dngLghtS 10 Newlywed .. Gam e 6 13 2 30 - Do ctors 3 4 lS Edge of Nig ht S 10 G ~rl In My L1 fe 6 13 3 00 - One L fe to Li ve 6 13 Ph1 l Dona hue 4 Ma t ch Ga m eS 10 How to Sur v1ve a Mar r iage 3 15 The Way Th n g s Are 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoo n 3 So m erset 15 Sesame St 20 33 Luc y Show 8 I Dre a m of Jeann1e 13 Hu ck & Yog 6 Movle Bundle of Joy 10 4 30 - Green Acres 3 Bona nza IS Jack pot • 4 HazelS ABC Afle r sc hool Spec al 6 13 S DO - Mr Roberts 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr If n 4 Andy Gnfftth s ,!5 30 - Elec Co 33 Beverl y Hillb Iiles s Hodgepod g e Lodge 20 Tra ils West 15 Hogans Heroes 13 Gi lligan s Isla nd 6 6 00 - Ne ws 3 4 8 10 IS ABC Ne ws 13 Sesame Sl 20 Tr6t h or Conse q 6 Bla ck Journa I 33 6 30- Ne ws 3 4 6 8 10 l S Room 222 13 J 00 - News 6 10 What s My Lme S Tr uth or Con seq 3 Bea t t he Clock 4 Elec Co 20 Know You r Schools 33 1 Sp y 15 Jimmy De an 13 7 30 - To Tell the Truth 6 Sa le of the Centu r y S The J udge 10 Be al the Cloc k 13 Pollee Surgeo n 3 On the Money 4 An Phone 742 4.673 Now wh1le the weather IS sl•lt cool JS the best hme It can be mslalled al your convenience w1th no wa1hng around •n hot muggy weather Phone 997 2550 lO NB C News l 4 15 You 1 FIRE DEPAtirMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALE5 & SERVICE HOME ALARMS 10 ~ ttc sEpT A NKs-~;;;;..d Modern Sanitation 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 tic POMEROY, 0 BE DFOR 0 TDWNStt t P 205 acres hom e has 7 rooms a nd bath natural gas heal New 3 story barn 3 ot)l bulldi ngs stocked take 100 acres fen ced lots of walnut maple & h ckory 3 cre eks By appoin t ment only $46 000 00 POMEROY Rece ntly reno vated 6 rooms & bath basement outbuilding almost new fu r nace S4 500 00 MIDDLEPORT - Modern building with bus iness room & lovely 3 B R apartment mode r n kitchen l'h baths dlnmg room gas hot wate r he al 2 garages Carpeled H W floors _,_ TUPPERS PLAINS Lovely bnck 3 BR bath moqern kitchen with dining bar dmlng room basement H W floors some carpeting detached garage 2 level tots in "'ew ~ ddlflon $22 500 00 I ree Garage Esttmates -------- E XCAVATI NG dn7P.r ln;~d ... and ba c khoe work sept ic tanks insta ll ed dump tr ucks and 1o boys tor h1re will haul f1tl dirt top so11 limestone and gravel Call Bob or Rog er Jeffers day phone 992 7089 night phone 992 3525 or 992 3 BE OR OOMS LA RG E KIT L IK E NEW CA RP E T ALUM SIDING OWNER WI LL HE LP ~!N A N CE FOR QUALI F IED BU YE R P RI C ED BE L OW' MA RK ET 112 000 ClElAND 608 E REALTY MAIN DAY OR NIGHT 00 ~ e21~ ~} ,. 1 OO ( What s M~ Lme 8 Dust y s Tra I 13 Elec Co '10 Truth ~ ~; Hn s~S 3h ea t the Clock 4 News 6 10 Mit reo Spor t I teo 9 c oo T V Honor Soc ety 15 730 - ToTe lll heTru t h6 NewPrc e ls Rgh l8 o RFD 20 8~~k~idJ ~~~r;.sr~ L ~ss1e 15 Dealer s Cho1ce 4 Beat the 00 S Ad- Happy Days 6 T3 B II Moye rs Journa l 33 Nov:~ 10 am 11 3 ~ 15 Maud e 8 10 ~- ,. 8 310 - Haw a I F ve 0 8 10 Bana cek l 4 IS Move The AI " a r 6 13 9 3TOB- Black Jo urna l 33 The Way Thmgs Are 10 Book Bea t t O A S 10 • 10 00 - Wash1ngton Stra1ght Ta lk 33 News 10 Pol ce Story 3 4 Marcus We lby 6 13 15 10 30 - Day at N ght 33 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 o 13 15 Jan'"'k 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 IS Come 0 e W1th Me 6 Moves Gunn 8 The S ns of Rache l Cad e o 00 - Tomor row 3 4 Take F ve For L1fe 15 Com e De W th Me 13 ~ 2 00 News 4 AIR CONDITION NOW' EXPERT Pomeroy Pomeroy PHONE 992·5271 m th1s ad for a Free G1ft 992 2094 606 M1dd teporl 0 RON AND KAREN THOMAS POMEROY HOME & AUTd 6 3Z COMPLETE Now under new m<tnagement From the la rgest Truck or Bulldozer Radtator to the sma llesl Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator SDectahst SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. BOB W Mam 51 LEO {.Uy 23-Aug 22) A s lua you re pre sently nvo ved n w lh f ends sn I as osy as t appea s to llle lace Wat ch your s tep VIRGO {Aug 23-Sepl 22) n a b g dec s on you 11 be mak ng you h nk you see both s des at the ssue c ~ear y n rea ty yo u e only see ng wha l you w nt to see LIBRA (Sept 23-0 c L 23) fl w ta ke cons de ab le d sc p ne on your par Ia make th s a o e du c t Ye day Your work s ap to su tt e r due Ia n d He ence SCO RPIO (Oct 24-No¥ 22) Yo u would be w se to s teer c ea o f any th ng tha t smacks of specu at on or gambl ng to day Lady lu c k s busy e sewhe e SAGITTARIUS {Nov 23- Dec 21) Th s s not a good I me to n ake as m nu te c hanges n so mcth ng tha t s a rel,}dy on a spec I c cou rse S tand pa t C APRICORN (Dec 22 Jon. 19) Yesle day your out oak was f nand ce ria n Today yo u e eas y swayed by the op nons o o he s Coni us on and cnaos .·-~~~~~.~i~?;~...L?,~,.~ r-¥,€~:~!!~~...... ., GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP MATERIALS CD 773 5554 Ma son W Va PHONE Mo ;;-u~---;;oM~~ For- Rentor-Sale-- - 19 72 YA MA H A exce ll e nt cond1 t1on S700 Ph one 985 4153 or 98 5 330 7 - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 l 3 3tp Roofmg Spoutmg Alum mum Stdtng And Complete Remodeling Mobile Homes For Sale O FF ICE spa ce Ma son area W1U re model Ca ll f30 4J 773 For Sale PRICE CONSTRUCTION ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED • Rap Business Services f VEGETABLE S AND FLOW E RS Pus h t ype ap'f tv All weat t1 er Roo t n g 1971 DODG E CORON ET SI69S St~t on Wilgon local car li ke new 1st I ne t res r~u tom a t c gold fm sh clea n mter or 318 V 8 pow er steer ng & au tomat c trans ---------- Carpenter WANTED Cl(pe r e n ce d pl umber non e ot he r need 1 cur h e 1 ew t r t d H78 MOWERS '71.95 Help Wanted S3S9S steer ng power brakes S1de protec ft ve mold1ng Wh te Wal l t res bumper guards r11d1o w th tape toys oc a!C'd Po t oy Pos l OLA S Beau y Sao a nd 1973 CHEVROL E T CAP RICE 4 door luxury ca r whlfe f1 msh ~Jinyl roof green ml cr .. ,. lr m I nt cd gh ss factory. ru r stand~rd V 8 power c u es ~ Pomeroy Motor Co. For Sale Tuesday May 14 1974 delivered right to prolect Fast and easy estimates Phone 992 Goegtein A:eady M x Mlddl~port Oh io 6 your Free 328.t co 30 tic -----------c BA:ADFORD Auctioneer Comolete Serv ice Phone 949 38 21 or 949 3161 Racine Ohio I') Critt Bradford s life ----------DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septic tanks dlt Ching service top soli f.lll dirt limestone B&K <ex cavating Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 life " E xpe rtt lts ts one o f the mos t vtrul e nt d tsc ases a bn dge p laye r can cont ra ct It cons1sts of try m g to play 1 tke a n expe1t would play w itho ut kn ow m g everythmg ..a n expert wo uld k now a bout the ha nd he mg bu tch ered The re was not hmg w ro ng wtth So uth s fo ur spade btd. exc e pt th e fm a l res u lt of down one Th e defe nse star te d wtth " th ree rounds of d• a mo nds "' S outh ruffe d t h e th1rd a nd knoc ke d out E ast s a c e o f tr umps A t rump cam e bac k South cas hed a few trumps b la yed the ace a nd kmg of liea rts noted th a t West had shown o u t and p r oceeded to run o ff the rest of the tr umps lo leave d umm y w tt h ace ~ gu een of clu bs a nd htm!*! lf , wt th a c lu & a n d a heart " E ast w as d o" n to o ne club and th e kn o wn quee n of hearts H1 s las t d1sca rd had 1>een the Ja c k of cl ubs a nd 0 ~ outh ann o un ce d triUmpha ntly It loo k s hke a sque e ze a nd played a club " ~Q dummy s ace Down one when a s 1mp le fmes!*! w ould m ave succeeded v A r ea l expe r t w oul d have taken th e finesse Ea st ha d shown up w tt h four hea rts to the quee n 10 tw o aces a nd \ ~e Jac k of c lubs If he ha d also h e ld the c lub km g he would s ure ly h ave ope ne d the btddmg Nl-.:WSI AII-.:R 1-.:NTt;H I R Sl-: ASSN e ~'za :1 ;}1!t.h r.;1 The b1ddmg ha s been ------ GREAt COUNTRY . S'IIREO 9~1 W.st ., Pass ' North East I+ 2.. Pass u 14 Bttl I HE BOHN LOSER D D T EVER OCCUR 1D )OU 01 IT tlASiJ T HALF MD BUT I T\4Cli..I&HT THE ElfMf ltU6S€S Cf \I.V'.TeR A DA~ u,W; A BIT M\J(Jj I THAT MAYB E TU1U WAco UNDER P/?ES$1/RE 1D H REA FEW ALE ~-­ A0.5 5fANT2 ALLEY OOP AND I CAN ONLY GET I>15PEC11JR BLlJC>STONE: " FOR 'lOUR 60 'lEAPS OF DOGGED BRITISH DE:WJTION HER MAJESTY WISHES ID REWARD 'IOU- T WrrH YOUR HELP BARNEY I S EE HE S Soulh Do u ble BEEN OFF V SITIII/ HIS GRANDSON AG N ~OV UR HAVE 113 WORK ~IWR Willi qou AlSO HAVETO EARN 1\ER T 8A06ES AND TI\ING% ~ You South hold •Kt9AJ 7 6 5 + A 6 4 + Q94 What do you do now? A- Pass Don t btd two he arts Your hand Is not strong e nough I lo double and then show a suit l KNOW THAT 1M 60JN611J WORK AND WORK IINTIL I VE REACHED IHE TOP TODAY S QUESTION Instea d of b1ddtng two clubs 1 yo ur partner has b 1d o ne 1 notr~mp1 n response 1o your dqu • ble What do you ~ now 1 r ------- I \ I �9 - The Da Uy Sentme l Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 ~ The Da tly Senltnel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday May H 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Not1ce YARD Sil le J 1 P eMr d epor May 6 a d s r ee l Fro 1 9 a 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 7 at M rt n os p 1 5 7 J tc ME GS Cou ty Hu ane So c c t y hr ft 2bop open o a 11 JO p r1 eve y Fr dlly Mnd S<~ turdav New us e1 stock a r r v n g w eek y c o 1 o c oll ec l b es 'lp p M ce s J t r eclsu es books llcross 0 f ((' ~n ecord s ps fro p May St eel 197 3 CHEVRO LET NOV A S2S 9S Custom Hotel bnck coupe d :1rk green f nl sh ltke new wh te ..,.,al l t res ful whee l covers prol ec tr ve s de moldmgs powe r brakes rad o 6 cy lmde r eng me w1th s ta nd a rd tr,.n srn ss on A VER Y POPU LAR MODEL & ONE THA T WI LL P LEASE YOU 11 lf c on Jo hn Sy acuse Oh o Mothc s Day Sp ec a Ca ty R c hards Co nd 1 on peril W1\IIC ~w h stv pc; o go r1 so ft c r~ sua l n a r tnn,..v nn t11 S l 2 50 w th s hum poo a d se t Fros nqs w tt tone r t 2 50 Mt~ke an ftppo nt n ent for Mon now Good through M ay 11 to l ll Da mewood Ko ren Lyons open ev e ng s by appo n t men t s S I '1 C l POMEROY MOTOR CO. Nohce News, Event Mr and Mrs Ed Cul well of Inadt mpohs lnd spenl part of a week s vacatton here wtth hts bro the r and s tster tnlaw Mr and Mrs Wtl ham Cul well and f 1t her Jer r y Culwe ll Other g uests at the Cul well horne 11 e r c Mrs Culwe ll s s ts lcr Mr s Gold te Wh1t e ( oiJunbus Mt s He r b Wolfe enterta med ~ tth a brtdal showe r m honor of her stsle• De bbte Wlnte of Fr nkfo1t brtde-elect of Hoger Barnhm t also of Fra nkfort Those p t esen t we r e Mr s Juntot Da lton and Mat ha a nd Mrs Bess Boltn Albany Murl Galaway Westma Crabtree Betty Mattox and Ehzabeth Jord m loc al a long wtth Mr s Davtd Whtte Debbte ltsa a nd 01cn I Fran kfort Gtlts wer e a lso sent by Mt s Loree Barnes "' d Mrs Loutse Gtlk ey Alban) The wcddmg Wll\ be he ld m Fran kfort on June 8 Mrs Goldte Gtllogly spen t Sunday wtth her s on m la w and da ughte r Mr a nd Mrs Paul Gas ton a nd fam tly Columbw Gran ge m ember s who attende d t h e re g ul a r meetm g of Metgs Coun t y Pom on a Gra n ge a t Ro c k Spr mgs on Frtday e vemng \\e r e Mr a nd Mr s Earl Starkey Mr and Mrs Carl Greenlees Rilla Rhoades and Mr and Mrs Mendal J orda n Wtth Mrs Oay J ordan and Barbara as g uests The Grange dress c ontest was held and wmners m the county were Class A- B arba r a J ordan Class B - Rtlla Rhoades and Class C - R ose Hooper These dresses wtll re present Metgs County m the sta te c ontest a t Ptlg rlm Hill s on June 8 Twe nty g uests fr om Galh a Coun ty presen ted the hterary program us mg Mother a s the theme whtc h was enjoyed by the group Po tluck refresh menls were S<!rved Mr a nd Mrs Reed J e ffers were m Brem e n for church servtces on Sunday mormng at the Calvar y Umted Me thodtst Church whe re the tr nephe w Rev Da vt d Woodya r d IS past or They also v1s tted he r cousm s Mr and Mrs Guy Bea t ty tn Brem en th en Jo ur neyed o n to Columbu s where they were g uest s of ht s brother m law a nd stste r Mr and Mrs Lawrence Woodya rd E nroute home they called on Mr a nd Mrs Wtlbur Smtth and Mr a nd Mrs Dave Robey and daug hters Johnstown a nd Mr and Mr s Fran k Em m e r t Somerset Guests of Mr and Mrs Noble Hamon ~ere thetr chlldren Mr and Mrs Roger Sp1egle Anna a nd Wayne Columbus Mrs Mary W1seman a n d ch1ldren and Mr and Mr s Tom Ktrby a nd fa mtly of Hamden f mm1y rnembe1s who en Joyed a wtener 1oast at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Stan s berry tn hon or of the 11th btr thdaJ of thetr daugh ter Reba were Mr and Mrs Dale Stan sberry and Mr a nd Mrs Harold Oxley local Mr a nd Mrs Larry Stansbury and son Reynoldsburg Mr and Mrs Clatr Stansbury and famtly and Mr and Mt s Bob Barton G1 oveport tnd the host f um ly Mr and M1 s J e rry Stan sbury Reba and Aaron Joe 1l Mr and Mrs Roger Sptegle Anna and Wayn e Columbw Mr and Mrs Bob Harmon Stoutsville Mr and Mrs Peter Logan Pomeroy Mr and Mrs P restQn Hamon an d sons McArthur a nd Mr a nd Mrs Lewts Smtth v tstted wtth Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and fam1ly on Sw1d ay Mr and Mrs Ar thur Crabtree called on hts brother m law and stster Mr a nd Mrs D ale Scott Albany New Marshfield Road on Sunday POLLY S Auct on every Fr day 7 p m a t Pnrk 'lnrl H gh Sts Ant Ques co t ec tor tems ant que furn l ure co or T v s s ep n P & J Odds and Ends 215 North Sec ond S l for fu r n tu r e barga ns W I se ll your merchand se the auct on way Ca I 992 3509 5 14 26tc KOSCO T KOSM ET ICS & WIGS For a g ood ne of Cosme! cs fr endly ser v ce a nd som eone to chat w t h g IJe me a ca ll He len Ja ne Brown 9925 113 3 19 tfc A TO Z Mar t used fur n shed a ppli a nces c loth ng d shes an d m sc Rt 33 oppos te Ira ler co ur t Hartford W Va 4 o tfc MAY 18 Me1g s Coun ty Faer Grounds 10 a m Noon ram or shiMe Cost per ra b es shot S2 Sp onsore d by Me gs Count y Humane Soc et y Must have dogs on leash a nd cats n covere d conta ner Cus tom But c her ng Meat Process n Q P hone 667 3608 C,oo v I e Oh o 5 5 26fp Employment Wanted WILL MOW awns f-l a~Je own equ p men t Phone 992 7157 5 12 3tc now w lh sc ythe or power n owe r Phone 7.J 2 57J5 5 12 Jtc W LL PUBLIC NOTICE To the Defend a nt J oyce A P1ck en s whose res 1dence 1S unknown O L D Upr g ~ I p1 a n os Any cond 1flon pay ng $10 cas h COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Writ e g i ~Je d r ec tions to WITT EN PI ANO CO P 0 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Box 18 Sa rd s Oh o 43946 WILLIAM E PICKENS Rout e 1 4 26 30tp Long Bottom Oh10 Pla intiff USED GAS r efr ge r a tor Ca I VS 742 469 afler 5 p m JOYCE A PICKENS 5 9 5tp Address Unknown Defendant WAN TE D to bU't lot n M d No 1.5.523 d le por t Phone 992 2766 992 - 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DE EM mowe r d sc~o r ge fu ll ba ffl e 7 pol y whee ls and pla t ed Tee '\ PPLICATIONS on ly for meter pa t ro lmen and e"'l ra po l ce P lease contact Pomeroy Po l ce De partm~nt 991 2427 4 16 tt c CO NCE R N NG Mark 6 16 1 the B be Is there ~ par 0 J LAU DERM IL T Roof ng P easa nt R dge Pomeroy t cutar bapt sm refer ed to by Ph one 99 2 7665 wh ch a y m gh t b e saved? 4 1 0 12t P Yes Ephes ans 4 4 6 4 10 6 c RABIES CLINIC Cabbage head le ttuce sweet and hot p e p pers many va r et es of tomatoes soc and 65c doze n Flowers Pelun as Pan s es Mar golds p us many oth er va r et es 50c to 65c pak Geran ums an d other pot pla n ts 10 nch hang r19 basket s pe t un .as or IJ n ng ge r an u ms lS 0 0 Po r ch box es petun as or pahs es SJ 00 or S4 00 Hubba rd s Gree nhou se Sy r ac use 0 99 :1 5176 rolil r y ha ndle NotiCe YARD S.:'ll e R I 124 m le above u k ya d n M ner s v I e Thursday F 1day and Sa urday 3 Fa m ly yard sa e Fe w AYon batt es 5 \ 4 4tp w tth :tO cut 3 H P Bnggs eng me 14 ga steel decl< s•ze 33 : Nor th Second Av enue M dd l eporf or p h on e ~92 2550 " 30 tfc Men needed to wo rk tn Ga llt a & Maso n County No ex pert ence necessar y Must have ca r a nd nea l ap pea rance OPEN EVES 8 00 P M POMEROY, OHIO 20", 3 HP - 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~-------- ---- For Rent ------ - ----- ---------- --- and bu d ng Good local on to s u1t tenant NEWLY turn shed 3 bedroom E lcon a 1971 Model with t pout 51 18 n hv mg room Extra ' batll 5 14 tfc n fr ont b edroom tu e o I f urna ce v e r y low dow n 3 AND 4 ROOM fur n iShed and paym en t Can be see n a t unfurni s hed ap a rtments K ngsbu r y Home Sal es a 11d Phone 992 5434 Serv1c e n c 1100 Ea s t Ma n 4 12 tf c Pom eroy Any d ay from 2 p mto 7pm PRIVATE mee ting room for 5 12 6tc an y org a n za t on phon e 99 2 3975 3 11 tfc 4 MOBILE homes two 12x50 1 old and 2 be droom on e Sie E PNG - room- o;e;--win e year 12x65 1969 3 bedroom on e 2 sto re Pomero y Refe rences bedroom 10x50 Phon e 742 reQUir ed Ph on e 992 5293 5980 4 30 t fc 57 rtc 3 BEDROO M ho use loc ated on e m le f ro m c ity I m ils on Rout e 7 Newl y re m ode led k1tchen l•v ing room With bath anct ut I tv room If nl "'res ted ca 1 992 51 28 S 8 6tc lh , pout porc h aw n ng unde rp nn mg ut I ty bu ld ng $2 500 Ph on e 675 A576 5 12 5tp Auto Sales 1957 CHEVROL E T new 283 4 speed stereo S700 Ca ll aft e r 5 p m 992 2967 5 13 6tc _ ___ - - - - - - - 1965 FORO E conol ne Va n good cond t 1on Ph one Ow ght Ca rl Alban y 698 7257 before 2 30 p m oa l't an y t m e on weekend s 5 1 ~ 6tp - - - - - - - - - -- - - 1970 R R 383 4 s peed good shape Ph one 742 6162 a ft e r S .., ROC ERY bus ness for sal e Bu ld ng for sale or lea se DEPEN DABLE person wan ted Ph one 773 561 8 lrom 8 30 p m fo babys t n my home fo r two to 10 p m lor a ppo intm ent boys ages one year a nd 8 3 20 tfc yea r s 5 days per wee k Some weeke nds nc luded w th the 5 FARMALc-Atracto;:-W th be ly m ower and p ow P ho ne 985 days Wr te Box 166 M d 3924 Pm d leport Refe rences re qu red 5 14 5tp J ob b eg ns !he en d of May s 12 3tp The ob tect of the compla nt s 5 10 61c to de term ne he r s an d p a rt ton 2H oR s e l ande m tr:"aler one 19 67 ONE ton Ford Stake bed o I an d gas underl y ng rea l tr uc k Phone 992 2550 or 742 horse Wlfh pa ra de s addl e and esta te s tuat ed n Sa 1Sbury 6SS1 brtdl e P hone 698 3290 Ruth Townsll p Me gs County Oh o Reeves Alb an y 4 JO tf c WANTED wh ch s desc r bed as fo lo ws 5 8 61p All of the nort hwes t qua r ter of 1970 OLDSMOBILE 98 low Sect on 34 Town sh p 2 In Ra nge 10 H P AL LI S Cha lm ers tractor m leag e exce lle nt cond lion 13 of th e Oh o Comp a ny s w th e lec tr c sta rt e quipped Sell ng se~J eral hundr e d Pur chase con ta m ng 160 ac res w th 42 nc h rota ry mower a 3 dollars be low local deal e r IN be t he same more or less ft s nowb la de e xce llent pr ce Phon e 992 3863 after 6 Be ng one o f the trac ts or c on d tt on Cont ac t Marv n p m ca 1 99 2 5844 pa r c e s of an d conv eyed to the Kee b a ug h d ays 99 2 5342 s 10 6tc POMEROY ;;~ tt e r 7 p m 985 3913 Me gs County 0 I & Coal Company by deed dated Sept 5 12 7tc OPEN Roger Hy se ll s Ga ra g e 18 1865 and recor ded n Vo 29 near Crossroads on Stat e page 11 8 119 and 120 Me gs SHAS TA 18 It Cam per w th Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m County Deed Records h tch Cozart s Tra11 er Park Monday through Saturday Rae ne Oh o V.rg 1 Wa lk er Further reference s made to Phone 992 5682 or 99 2 7121 Deeds recorded n Vo vme 34 5 12 6tc • 12 26tc page 609 MeiQS County Deed SP IRA L ta nk at) d trop c a l f s h Recor ds and Volume 130 page 512 50 Syrac u se Tr opl c a 161 Meigs County Deed La nd Syrac use Oh10 Records Sav e an d except about 4 acres WAITRE SS ES wa n ted Ap ply n 5 12 61C AKC Br ttany pups rea d y to go person Crow s Stea k Hollse Ma y. 15 through 20th 2 hun so d to Leonard Koen g 2 1 te rs only Mr Ed s Br ttany s 5 14 tf c GOOD gas hot wa te r heate r and acres sold to J a mes and E the l 5 m les on 50A from Ath en s tra ler 65x 12 3 bedroo111 s Jeffers and abo ut 6 of an ac re Phone 4 ~8 3809 ve r y oood Ca rpe ted 1970 sold for h ghwa y pur poses MAN to wo r k dry c lea ning Mod e l Ca II 992 583 2 e ve n ngs S 12 lOft Route ABC C e a ne r s Mason Also ~xcept ng 15 38 acres a nd s 12 31p W Va 20 ac res prev ously sold by w H South and Ora B South 5 7 tfc 1965 vw Bus w tn ca rper mg n You are reQuired to an s wer --good shape 5600 Phon e 949 the Comp a n t w th n 28 days 29S l HOU S E on 910 Br oa dwa y: a ft er the ast pub! ca t on ot th s s 12 3tc M ddlepor t For furth er n n ot c e wh ch w II be pub ! shed lormat 1on call 992 2521 99 2 MTSC- used I t emS one- zen th once each week for s x con 2766 or 992 2255 secu t ve weeks The last colo r TV console 2 bla ck a nd 5 14 St c PUbl cat on w II be made on white T V consoles compl ete June 4 197~ and the 28 days for tr ap d rum s et use d answer w I star t on that date pr ofess ona ll y ta pe pla ve rs NICE 3 bedroom home for sale n case of yo ur fat ur e to tvpewr1 ters po llee scann er Sll 000 Phon e 992 3975 or 99 2 answnr or otherw se respond as golf sets w 11 se ll reasona bl e 2571 required by t1 e Oh o Rul es of or tra de tor equ a l va lue All ~ 19 tic k nd of gun s wc. n ted We tr ade Civil Procedure tudgment by for any thing F lfe s Tr ad in9 THR EE lots in Monke y Ru;;d efault w 11 be re ndered aga ns t Post M dd leport phone 99:1 YbU for re i ef de m.und cd n thiS Pomeroy Phon ~ 992 7311 cbmt:tla nt 749 4 s 12 3tc s 9 6tc "'-'lar r y E Spen cer IROoMh~;-;.;;;-ba th 1 2 -----~--------KNA PP Sha~& May SpecialS Cler k of Cour t$ base ment w1 th 27 ac r:es la rge no w a va ila b le r hone 992 Common Pleas Court barn bu ld.ng w th Jm ae h n e S324 M~lgs Cqunty Ohio Shed Phone 992 5058 • 30 If< 1• 1 3~ l SI 7 14 21 28 \61 4 61c L,. _ _ _,.__ 5 10 61 c I PAPER CARRIER . llfE DAILY SENTINEL -------------- PHONE 992-2156 Pets For Sale -- ----- ----- .... --------- PAPER CA:RRIER WANTED IN RACINE THE DAILY SENTINEL , R e v Howard Mayn e of ftciated at the services and burial wa s In Te mple Cem etery -----------.1.... Real Estate For S31e -------------- PHONE 992-2156 ' \ I I . • ' . I ' WOOD TRUSSES Built lo Your Specs Deliv ered to Job S1te HOGG & ZUSPAN DITCHING SERVICE Wa te r L1n es a nd Power lenes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer wor k and septtc tank s tn ~tailed 5ee or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 742-6273 NELSON INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING ROOF PAINTING W1lkmson Small Engtne 997 3092 399 w Matn Pomeroy 0 Located al Modern Supply Sm a ll Eng me Aepa.r • Law n Boy • Tecum seh • Ko hl er • w scans n • AU other ma kes CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992-5083 EXPERIENCED ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Av e Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 E Mam Stop m and say Hello Bnrtt Wheel Altgnment '5.55 On Most Amencan Cars OFFICE SUPPLIES and -GUARANTEEDPHONE ~92 2094 FURNITURE Pomeroy Home & Auto Stop In and See ' Our Floor Dtsplay Real Estate For Sale THB WISEMAN AGENt:Y Gall p olls Open 8 TIIS Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Ma1n Pomeroy 0 OLD a ut os 6 or more cars will 9 v e S3 oo pi ece 18 cars or more will g ve better pr ice Call 98 5 4297 3 28 tfc F UR FR EE e stimate s on a luminum replacement w ndows s d lng storm doors and windows Ra11 ng Phone Charles L sle Syra cuse Oh o Carl Jacob Sal es Repr esentat 1v e V V J ohnson and Son Inc 4 30 lfc - -- - - - RACINE 2 STORY PERM A STONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN KI TC HEN 1 2 BATHS CA RPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CA R ALL ON E G ARAGE LAR G E F LA T WELL LA ND SC APED LOT P R C EO M IO TWENTIE S RUTLAND 5232 2 11 tf c ----.z=:----------- AUTOMOBILE Insur a nc e been cancell ed? Lost your operator s license Call 992 7428 615tfc ------------DON T fuss don t cuss turn OFFICI?446 364 3 EVENINGS Bud McGhee-446 1155 E M Ike Wlseman- 446 3796 NEIGLER Bu ldmg Supply for build ng houses Phone 949 3604 call Guy Ne igler Rac me Oh io 5 3 26tc ove r lun k. automob l e! to us W II pav SS for old tunK cars Phon e I ( 304 ) 773 5890 Rlv ers lde Auto w reC King o1 9 261c Real Estate For Sale 2 BEDROO M hous e n Mid dle po r t New k1tch en and bath appl 1an ces m c luded Colt 992 S310 4 25 26t c --------------- WE HAVE THE BUYERS YOU HAVE THE HOME TO SELL SEE US TODAY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 3 ASSOCIATES TO HELP YOU 992 225~ or 992 lUll BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT 742 5595 Btll Brown. Owner Rutland Ohto Wate r Etectr1c Gas Sewer L1nes mstalled Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks L1mestone F1ll D1rl Comme rcial Res1denflal Con struc tion & Remodel a, B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY 777 Pearl Street Mtdd leport Oh10 Phon e 992 5367 or 992 l84 I AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR • We rep a 1r Ia wn mowers and aarden tractors PH. 949-3611 RACINE GARAGE RACINE OHIO YES! All WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Middleport D Under New Management IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? For Free Eshmale inqutre now about a beautiful new roof en fash1on colors WE HAVE 40 PROPERTIES 'rO SE LL DROP IN AND W~ LL TALK OVER THE A 0 VA IN TAG E S 0 F OWNERSHIP WH ATJSTHE AGE OF CONSENT" For Wednesday May 15. 1974_ AR t ~iMarch 21 Aprt t 19) You '" esr ec a y YU ne ab e wt e. e n Sf!l aced ge c os y s co ce ned Be su e Mse to w1om you g vu ac 1 tak. g dYan age TAURUS (Apnl 20-l.tay 10) n VOIYE~nents wtl ce 1[1 n l C ldS o IL:ly ead I a une,.; p rdc tt: ! 1 con p ca o s Yuu I I d you se t n Ihe m c1d e o l 1 s l c ky s ua l on GEM INI (May 21 June 20) Wha teve you d o be r1b c o back u s l t~le 1 en s you nake 0 he s a e go g o ho d yo o the e le o w a yo c ia CANCER (.ble 21 .My 221 Yo u ave n ore se I Uu bt s tHan Rap I read that the age of consent m our state ts 18 for fem a les 21 for males Tha\ ts they can get marrted wtthout parents con!*!nl at these ages When the Equa l Rtghts Amendme nt bec omes la11 (as 1 hope t! does ) wtll this age of consent be automattca lly e qua hzed m ALL states ' Also please na m e Ihe state where a -g1rl can t gel marned unless her pare nts stgn the paper unt1! s he 1s 21 - IN TERESTED Dea r Interested Our guess ts that whe n ERA becomes law (a s we hope 1l does) there wtll he tes t cases for all frmgc areas of equahzatwn mcludmg the age of consent What that age wtll be IS a m oot q uestton b ut smce 18 IS fast rep lacmg 21 as the requirement for legal a dulthood the former may gel the nod Whtch probably won t cause a rash of early rnarrtages as teenagers aren I as anxtous to Jwnp mto the yoke as they" ere n former generattons - HELEN Interested Twenty-one ts the age of consent for women tn F lortda Mtsstsstpp t New Mex tco Ohto Tennessee West Vtrgmta and Wyummg A gtrl m u st he 19 to mar ry w tthout parental approval tn Delaware Georgta a nd Montana 20m Nebraska ( In all other states 18 IS the legal age of consent ) Twenty five states however sttU hst 21 as the m a le age of con!*!nt a lthough yo ung people can mar r y muc h ea rlier than that w tt h pare ntal approval - SUE Rap I fell tn lovewtth th1s ktd bu t Mothe r refused to let me go out wtth h un I dtd anyway We wa nted to get ma rrted but of course she wouldn l g tve her consent unless I got pregnan t So we took care of that Now I m rna rrted a nd have a beauttfu l baby gtrl But my pr oblem ts my h usband All we do ts ft ght becau se we a re ltvmg wtth m y m other ReaDy we can t leave because RICk ts only 15 and 1 m 14 su we can t get wor k a nd want to ftmsh school I know we cou ldn t m ake t! bvmg by ourselves and I don t think we can make tt livmg here sowh atshould we do 7 - S M DearS You have two ch Oices e tther try to make tt as a marne d couple or admit y ou m a d e a m tstake and disso lve the marnage If you dectde for try mg reme mber that mcludes adult type r esponstbthty the wtll to s ucceed agams t such odds as age your antagomsttc mother premature parent hood no mo ney a nd a long watt before any thi ng gets better Is you r love strong I ques 20 Ep sode Act on 33 Sonny & (her 8 10 B1 ll Moy ers Journa l 20 Washmgton Connect1on 33 Chase 3 4 15 The Cowboy s 6 13 30 - Thea te r n Amer ca 33 Mov1e Skyway to Dea th 6 13 00 - Cannon 8 No Place L1ke Home 3 4 15 E xp or ng the Rock es lO Lo loma 20 30 - Shou ld a Ladv Take A Chance? 70 00 - News 20 t nl~rface 33 Doc El 10!6 13 Ko1ak 8 10 30 - Da~ at N gh t 33 00 - News 3 4 6 10 13 15 J anak 33 30 - Johnny Ca r son 3 4 5 Phyl l s 0 ller s 107 nd Btrthday Pa rt y 6 Move Change of M nd B Rebus 0 Un touc hables 13 30 - News 13 OO - Tom orrow3 4 Phyll iS 0 lle r s 101nd B rthday Party 13 Take F ve For L1fe 15 00 - News 4 30 - News 13 CABL E CHANN EL FIVE 00 p m - Local News 30 P m - Count r y & Weste r ( BlueR dge Quartet K1tly We ll s Show! 30 P m - Com edy ( Ens1gn 0 Toole Smo t hers Brothers Show) 30 P m - Superstar (Lloyd Bndges Show June Al lyson Sho w ! yo st o d eg a d g yo C[!pac ty lo ha de cc an e spans b I t es Do pul you se I do wn - -~~------'----- enough for a ll t hiS ' - HELEN AND SUE Dear He len and Sue I rn m a lot of t rouble I m hooked on gtrls booze and drugs not nccessa nly tn that order My parents hate me becau!*! tile) re ashamed of m e They wont gtve me a ny money (thoug h t1 cv r e qutte n c h ) because they thmk I ll spend tt on my ha btls I can t gel a JOb because I ve got a bad reputatton I caJt t get out of the rut becaiiSe people expect m e to s tav m tt - t he only ones who acce pt m e a r e the aope rs I want to change but - HOW " Dear Ho\\ If you r eally want to c hange you can Bu t don t expect anyone t o make those changes easter - or to make them for you You must bu tld your own s trength and the ftrst step ts AWAY from your present crowd Why not ta lk \\tth your parents about cha ngmg schools" Were sure the) U go a ll ou t to be lp when they realize you re smcere - HELEN AND SUE ~1]J!r}Jffi)1~; lkJ :::~ -:.r:::: Unscram hle these four Ju mb les. one leiter lo each square to form four o rd n try " or d s w II esu I 1\QUARIUS (Jon. :ZO.Feb 191 Any commerc a l or bus ness deal ngs toda y must be man aged wIll extreme ca ul on You cou d get a fast shuffle PISC ES (Feb 20-March 20) You re apt to be alher vague a nd doubllu l abo ut your goals Th s essens c han ces o f ach ev ng anyth ng you are a m ng lor now May 15, 1974 Th s year w II offe you some UniQUe op portun I es They must be la ken ser ousty II they Ia I to be de..,eloped 1 w II be because you Ia led o follow th ough ~M'6tlt' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Palm lea f 4 Nu reyev s art 10 Exasperate 12 Dam!*!l who loved Lan ce lot 13 Ma n s 38 John Wayne s mckname 39 Nuremberg nahve 40 Mock DOWN I Russ tan ctty 2 Confme 3 Unforgot ten name 14 Exclusive 4 Apar t 15 Homey from ( hy ph wd ) 5 Scandt nav1an 17 B unnese measure demon IS Not so 6 Swedtsh county hot 19 Old l ndtan 7 Type of coal com 20 La ugh mg 8 Twtned a r ound sound 21 Rom a n 9 Wobble htghway 22 Sufftx for photo 24 Exacted money from 25 Sea guU 26 Bluff P rtnce Yesterdays Answer Compamon 24 Alt 25 Brewmg for Sabu Cr ash produc t 26 Occur Propped 29 Plu ck the wtth gmtar columns 30 Japanese poem Notc hed 32 Capttal hke a of Elam saw 33 Req u tre Boxers 35 Leg (s l ) a td 11 16 19 22 23 '1:1 Part of QED 28 Dismay Sl Mr Onassts 32 Stotcal 34 E xcelle nt t;,--t---+-+- (sl hyph wd ) 36 G reat La ke 37 R e laxm g ( 2 wds) LUG IT 8 00 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 1 2 2 8 9 NORTH IDI 14 • 52 "1 87 63 K 63 " . AQ7 WEST EAST • A3 - • 97 ¥ Q 10 9 4 + Q JJ0 95 A B? .K 108 53 . J 964 SOUTH 7 " .K QJ10864 " AKS : 42 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE Is /Nrvol 1/CEJ'OX I I I 1 N0 5 1:. MADE SV cJ I [lJ T HE HANP'S- AT TH!;.I FI: M E:E:T I N(;; Now arranee the .:ircled lelten to fo rm the surpriae antwer u • unestrd by the above cartoon {At.wen to • ol'f'G wl ,,..It' ill Ju "bl" CURIO DICED EMPLOY • \ Anlwf'r The k1 d of to w ork it One le tt er simply stands for a noth e r In t h11 sam ple A Is u sed for the three L s X fo r the two 0 s etc Single l e iters apo1trophea, t he length and fo rma tion ol t he words a r e all h ints Each day t he code le tte rs are dtf!e re nt CRVPTOQUOTES lt:t i i i i i i ) Print the SIIRPRIS! ANSWER 11m He r e 's how A X VDLBAAXR LONGFE L LOW clothe~ you OUTCRY m1ght bug after NO te iNl wetghl - REDUCED V G P GE RG K EG R G MG J GUPG O H LKV V RHT SYKVY M G J G U P G M, H BECGTPGCP HV Y H GNLG Yesterday s Cryptoquote A F INE LIFE IS A THOUG HT CO NCEIVE D I N YOUTH AND R E ALI ZED IN MATURITYALFRED DE VIGNY <C 111' Kine fu tures 81ndlcate Inc: ) + "2 WEART PATIENT USE THESE + .+2 Bot h vulnerable HARDWARE Pass North Pa ss Pass East P ass Pass Opening lead- + Q .- ~.......:____;:___..:._ South 4. 1 CA PIAI N E\SY _ ___,1 B y O swald & James Jacoby SEWING MACHINES Repair servic e all makes 992 228-4 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized S nger Sates and Serv ice We Sharpen Sc issors 3 29 ftc DOZER work land clearing by the acr~ hourly or contr-act farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator with over 20 years e xperience Pul lins Excavating Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc ------------WILL trim or cut trees and shrubbery Also clean out ba sements att cs etc Ptrone 9.49 3221 or 7.42 4441 4 23 26t c -------------S EPTIC TANK S cleaned reasonable rates Ph 446 4782 Gall pols John Russe ll owner and operator 5 12 tfc SEPTIC TAN KS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER S ANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 303S ------------READY MIX CONCRE :T E up 1a ~ 7 7 South bombs on expert ra tmg West le- T POMEROY 3 bedrooms mode rn k tchen mce bath large dining hot water heal 1 car garage S18 000 00 MIDDLEPORT - Large 11 .room olde( nuu5t:' l 2 - bathS garage and carport near swlmmtng pool $14 oOo 00 POMEROY Buslness building and 3 /o acres for park lng S65 000 oo LAND - 45 acres wlltl water line close $5 500 00 LOTS - For houses or mobil~ homes 7 localtons Sl 800 00 13 "" WIN AT BRIDGE Ali WEATHER Under New Management N 711d M1dd leport Future I s Now 31 WEDNE SDAY MAY IS 1974 6 00 - Sun r se Sem mar 4 Sacred Heart 0 6 IS - Urba n League 10 6 25 - Fc1rm Rer.ort 13 6 30 - F ve M nu es to L ve By 4 News 6 B1b le Answer s 8 The Stor y 13 6 35 - Co lumbus Today 4 6 45 - Fa rm t me 10 Morn ng Repo r t J 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Dtc k Van Dyke 13 H R Pufnstu f 6 7 30 - Rocky & Bu llwmk le 13 New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Jeffs Collt e 6 S 25 Jack Lalanne 13 8 30- Brad y Bu nch 6 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Pa ul DIXon 4 F r endly Ju ne! on 10 AM 3 Abbo tt & Cost e llo 8 Pht l Donah ue 15 W ld W ld Wes t 6 Mov 1e Gun of Zangara 13 9 30 - To Telllhe Tru lh 3 Ta ltl elaless 9 55 - Chu ck Wh ile Re po r ts 10 10 00- D nah Shore 3 lS Joke r s W ld 8 10 Com pany 6 10 30 - J eo pardy 3 4 15 Ga mbit S 10 11 00 - Password 13 W1zard of OddSJ- .:1 15 M ke Douglas 6 Now You See It 8 10 11 30 - Hollywood Squa res 3 4 15 Love of L fe 8 10 Brady Bun ch 13 Sesam e St 33 11 55- CB S News B Da n lme l sWor ld 10 12 00 - Passwor d 6 Bob Brau n s SO 50 Club 4 News 8 10 3 Jac kpot 3 15 12 30 - Sea rch for Tomor row 8 10 Spill Second 6 Celebr ty Sweep sta ke s 3 15 ~ 2 45 - El ectr c Co 33 12 55 - NBC Ne ws 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Cht ldren 6 13 Nol For Women Onl y 15 Concent rat ion 8 What s My L ne 10 1 30 - 3 On A Mat ch 3 4 lS As the Wor ld Turn s 8 10 Let s Make A Deat 6 13 . 2 00 - Da ys oiOur L•ves3 4 1S Gu dngLghtS 10 Newlywed .. Gam e 6 13 2 30 - Do ctors 3 4 lS Edge of Nig ht S 10 G ~rl In My L1 fe 6 13 3 00 - One L fe to Li ve 6 13 Ph1 l Dona hue 4 Ma t ch Ga m eS 10 How to Sur v1ve a Mar r iage 3 15 The Way Th n g s Are 20 4 00 - Mr Cartoo n 3 So m erset 15 Sesame St 20 33 Luc y Show 8 I Dre a m of Jeann1e 13 Hu ck & Yog 6 Movle Bundle of Joy 10 4 30 - Green Acres 3 Bona nza IS Jack pot • 4 HazelS ABC Afle r sc hool Spec al 6 13 S DO - Mr Roberts 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr If n 4 Andy Gnfftth s ,!5 30 - Elec Co 33 Beverl y Hillb Iiles s Hodgepod g e Lodge 20 Tra ils West 15 Hogans Heroes 13 Gi lligan s Isla nd 6 6 00 - Ne ws 3 4 8 10 IS ABC Ne ws 13 Sesame Sl 20 Tr6t h or Conse q 6 Bla ck Journa I 33 6 30- Ne ws 3 4 6 8 10 l S Room 222 13 J 00 - News 6 10 What s My Lme S Tr uth or Con seq 3 Bea t t he Clock 4 Elec Co 20 Know You r Schools 33 1 Sp y 15 Jimmy De an 13 7 30 - To Tell the Truth 6 Sa le of the Centu r y S The J udge 10 Be al the Cloc k 13 Pollee Surgeo n 3 On the Money 4 An Phone 742 4.673 Now wh1le the weather IS sl•lt cool JS the best hme It can be mslalled al your convenience w1th no wa1hng around •n hot muggy weather Phone 997 2550 lO NB C News l 4 15 You 1 FIRE DEPAtirMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALE5 & SERVICE HOME ALARMS 10 ~ ttc sEpT A NKs-~;;;;..d Modern Sanitation 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 tic POMEROY, 0 BE DFOR 0 TDWNStt t P 205 acres hom e has 7 rooms a nd bath natural gas heal New 3 story barn 3 ot)l bulldi ngs stocked take 100 acres fen ced lots of walnut maple & h ckory 3 cre eks By appoin t ment only $46 000 00 POMEROY Rece ntly reno vated 6 rooms & bath basement outbuilding almost new fu r nace S4 500 00 MIDDLEPORT - Modern building with bus iness room & lovely 3 B R apartment mode r n kitchen l'h baths dlnmg room gas hot wate r he al 2 garages Carpeled H W floors _,_ TUPPERS PLAINS Lovely bnck 3 BR bath moqern kitchen with dining bar dmlng room basement H W floors some carpeting detached garage 2 level tots in "'ew ~ ddlflon $22 500 00 I ree Garage Esttmates -------- E XCAVATI NG dn7P.r ln;~d ... and ba c khoe work sept ic tanks insta ll ed dump tr ucks and 1o boys tor h1re will haul f1tl dirt top so11 limestone and gravel Call Bob or Rog er Jeffers day phone 992 7089 night phone 992 3525 or 992 3 BE OR OOMS LA RG E KIT L IK E NEW CA RP E T ALUM SIDING OWNER WI LL HE LP ~!N A N CE FOR QUALI F IED BU YE R P RI C ED BE L OW' MA RK ET 112 000 ClElAND 608 E REALTY MAIN DAY OR NIGHT 00 ~ e21~ ~} ,. 1 OO ( What s M~ Lme 8 Dust y s Tra I 13 Elec Co '10 Truth ~ ~; Hn s~S 3h ea t the Clock 4 News 6 10 Mit reo Spor t I teo 9 c oo T V Honor Soc ety 15 730 - ToTe lll heTru t h6 NewPrc e ls Rgh l8 o RFD 20 8~~k~idJ ~~~r;.sr~ L ~ss1e 15 Dealer s Cho1ce 4 Beat the 00 S Ad- Happy Days 6 T3 B II Moye rs Journa l 33 Nov:~ 10 am 11 3 ~ 15 Maud e 8 10 ~- ,. 8 310 - Haw a I F ve 0 8 10 Bana cek l 4 IS Move The AI " a r 6 13 9 3TOB- Black Jo urna l 33 The Way Thmgs Are 10 Book Bea t t O A S 10 • 10 00 - Wash1ngton Stra1ght Ta lk 33 News 10 Pol ce Story 3 4 Marcus We lby 6 13 15 10 30 - Day at N ght 33 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 o 13 15 Jan'"'k 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 IS Come 0 e W1th Me 6 Moves Gunn 8 The S ns of Rache l Cad e o 00 - Tomor row 3 4 Take F ve For L1fe 15 Com e De W th Me 13 ~ 2 00 News 4 AIR CONDITION NOW' EXPERT Pomeroy Pomeroy PHONE 992·5271 m th1s ad for a Free G1ft 992 2094 606 M1dd teporl 0 RON AND KAREN THOMAS POMEROY HOME & AUTd 6 3Z COMPLETE Now under new m<tnagement From the la rgest Truck or Bulldozer Radtator to the sma llesl Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator SDectahst SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. BOB W Mam 51 LEO {.Uy 23-Aug 22) A s lua you re pre sently nvo ved n w lh f ends sn I as osy as t appea s to llle lace Wat ch your s tep VIRGO {Aug 23-Sepl 22) n a b g dec s on you 11 be mak ng you h nk you see both s des at the ssue c ~ear y n rea ty yo u e only see ng wha l you w nt to see LIBRA (Sept 23-0 c L 23) fl w ta ke cons de ab le d sc p ne on your par Ia make th s a o e du c t Ye day Your work s ap to su tt e r due Ia n d He ence SCO RPIO (Oct 24-No¥ 22) Yo u would be w se to s teer c ea o f any th ng tha t smacks of specu at on or gambl ng to day Lady lu c k s busy e sewhe e SAGITTARIUS {Nov 23- Dec 21) Th s s not a good I me to n ake as m nu te c hanges n so mcth ng tha t s a rel,}dy on a spec I c cou rse S tand pa t C APRICORN (Dec 22 Jon. 19) Yesle day your out oak was f nand ce ria n Today yo u e eas y swayed by the op nons o o he s Coni us on and cnaos .·-~~~~~.~i~?;~...L?,~,.~ r-¥,€~:~!!~~...... ., GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP MATERIALS CD 773 5554 Ma son W Va PHONE Mo ;;-u~---;;oM~~ For- Rentor-Sale-- - 19 72 YA MA H A exce ll e nt cond1 t1on S700 Ph one 985 4153 or 98 5 330 7 - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 l 3 3tp Roofmg Spoutmg Alum mum Stdtng And Complete Remodeling Mobile Homes For Sale O FF ICE spa ce Ma son area W1U re model Ca ll f30 4J 773 For Sale PRICE CONSTRUCTION ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED • Rap Business Services f VEGETABLE S AND FLOW E RS Pus h t ype ap'f tv All weat t1 er Roo t n g 1971 DODG E CORON ET SI69S St~t on Wilgon local car li ke new 1st I ne t res r~u tom a t c gold fm sh clea n mter or 318 V 8 pow er steer ng & au tomat c trans ---------- Carpenter WANTED Cl(pe r e n ce d pl umber non e ot he r need 1 cur h e 1 ew t r t d H78 MOWERS '71.95 Help Wanted S3S9S steer ng power brakes S1de protec ft ve mold1ng Wh te Wal l t res bumper guards r11d1o w th tape toys oc a!C'd Po t oy Pos l OLA S Beau y Sao a nd 1973 CHEVROL E T CAP RICE 4 door luxury ca r whlfe f1 msh ~Jinyl roof green ml cr .. ,. lr m I nt cd gh ss factory. ru r stand~rd V 8 power c u es ~ Pomeroy Motor Co. For Sale Tuesday May 14 1974 delivered right to prolect Fast and easy estimates Phone 992 Goegtein A:eady M x Mlddl~port Oh io 6 your Free 328.t co 30 tic -----------c BA:ADFORD Auctioneer Comolete Serv ice Phone 949 38 21 or 949 3161 Racine Ohio I') Critt Bradford s life ----------DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septic tanks dlt Ching service top soli f.lll dirt limestone B&K <ex cavating Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 9 life " E xpe rtt lts ts one o f the mos t vtrul e nt d tsc ases a bn dge p laye r can cont ra ct It cons1sts of try m g to play 1 tke a n expe1t would play w itho ut kn ow m g everythmg ..a n expert wo uld k now a bout the ha nd he mg bu tch ered The re was not hmg w ro ng wtth So uth s fo ur spade btd. exc e pt th e fm a l res u lt of down one Th e defe nse star te d wtth " th ree rounds of d• a mo nds "' S outh ruffe d t h e th1rd a nd knoc ke d out E ast s a c e o f tr umps A t rump cam e bac k South cas hed a few trumps b la yed the ace a nd kmg of liea rts noted th a t West had shown o u t and p r oceeded to run o ff the rest of the tr umps lo leave d umm y w tt h ace ~ gu een of clu bs a nd htm!*! lf , wt th a c lu & a n d a heart " E ast w as d o" n to o ne club and th e kn o wn quee n of hearts H1 s las t d1sca rd had 1>een the Ja c k of cl ubs a nd 0 ~ outh ann o un ce d triUmpha ntly It loo k s hke a sque e ze a nd played a club " ~Q dummy s ace Down one when a s 1mp le fmes!*! w ould m ave succeeded v A r ea l expe r t w oul d have taken th e finesse Ea st ha d shown up w tt h four hea rts to the quee n 10 tw o aces a nd \ ~e Jac k of c lubs If he ha d also h e ld the c lub km g he would s ure ly h ave ope ne d the btddmg Nl-.:WSI AII-.:R 1-.:NTt;H I R Sl-: ASSN e ~'za :1 ;}1!t.h r.;1 The b1ddmg ha s been ------ GREAt COUNTRY . S'IIREO 9~1 W.st ., Pass ' North East I+ 2.. Pass u 14 Bttl I HE BOHN LOSER D D T EVER OCCUR 1D )OU 01 IT tlASiJ T HALF MD BUT I T\4Cli..I&HT THE ElfMf ltU6S€S Cf \I.V'.TeR A DA~ u,W; A BIT M\J(Jj I THAT MAYB E TU1U WAco UNDER P/?ES$1/RE 1D H REA FEW ALE ~-­ A0.5 5fANT2 ALLEY OOP AND I CAN ONLY GET I>15PEC11JR BLlJC>STONE: " FOR 'lOUR 60 'lEAPS OF DOGGED BRITISH DE:WJTION HER MAJESTY WISHES ID REWARD 'IOU- T WrrH YOUR HELP BARNEY I S EE HE S Soulh Do u ble BEEN OFF V SITIII/ HIS GRANDSON AG N ~OV UR HAVE 113 WORK ~IWR Willi qou AlSO HAVETO EARN 1\ER T 8A06ES AND TI\ING% ~ You South hold •Kt9AJ 7 6 5 + A 6 4 + Q94 What do you do now? A- Pass Don t btd two he arts Your hand Is not strong e nough I lo double and then show a suit l KNOW THAT 1M 60JN611J WORK AND WORK IINTIL I VE REACHED IHE TOP TODAY S QUESTION Instea d of b1ddtng two clubs 1 yo ur partner has b 1d o ne 1 notr~mp1 n response 1o your dqu • ble What do you ~ now 1 r ------- I \ I �.. ( 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport;Pomeroy, O.~Tuesday , May 14, 1974 • Ford cabinet criticized Vote coming Wedne sday=~~~·~=~=~=== ;:~=:;=>;:~:=;~=~~~:;:~::::~;;:~::;·~-·=®$' Strauss thinks Murder suspects can be hel~ hy late this year on ·call for more tapes ·· TOLEDO (UPI) - Deputy Slate Auditor Thomas Fergu•on said today the first slate lottery tickets should be avatlable for purchase by mid-August and a mfiUon-dollar drawing could be held by the end of the year. · "However," he saki in remarb prepared for deUvery at the Toledo Exchange Club, "that wW depeol in large part upon how many tickets are sold during the closing months of GOP hopefuls taken in Philly KF. Y BISCAYNE , Fla . Gera ld 1.. ~·o r d lo discuss his Sunday ,in respon~e to repo.r· (U P! 1 - Whtte House Press plans for the presidency in terts questions about an interSecretary Ron ald 1.. Ziegler event President Nixon should vie w Ford gave to J ohn. Osborne of New Republic says he doris not believe it is leave office. Zeig ler: made the comment magazine in which he was appropriate for Vice President PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (UP!) helping them escape. The suspects were being - ·Three persons charged with sought on aggravated murder the shotgun slaying of a Colwn· WASHINGTON (UP I)- The recording of June 20, 1972, there was little evidence charges in connection with the bus, Ohio, nW"se and a man acWASHII'iGTON ( UPI) House Judilcary Committee three days after the arrests of presented ' concerning Nbton's death of Jeanette Nichols, 45, Democratic National Com· cused of helping them escape Cohimbus, whose body was bega n its first. full day of live men in the Watergate, possible involvement before the year." mittee chainnan Robert S. the area were arrested here found in the Ohio city F'riday in impeactunent hearings today when Nixon met with the break~n. but they said the Strauss today pictured Monday night police said a heavily wooded area. Ferguson said the commission was moving with great with an announcement it would Haldeman. This is the tape that April 4 tape is critical . to Republican demands for Wday. care and concern that the lottery pragram be conducted In vote Wednesday on whether to contains a now famous lPih determining whether he had 'The suspects were driven to Police said Clarence smith, President Nixon's resignation the proper manner. Ferguson also said that VIetnam subpoena another presidential minute gap. prior knowledge . Nixon denies Philadelphia Saturerday alter as acts of political self-defense 22, James Royster, 21, and Maurice asked the driver to veterans should begin receiving their bonus payments by the ta pe record ings and other Nixon's impeactunent attor- having any prior !mowledge of by politicians afraid of defeat. John W. Harris, 21, all of take the man as far as ·Zanesmiddle of June. materials. ney, James D. St. Clair, said as the break-in. "This terrible hue and cry Columbus, were arrested in an ville, Ohio, for a "minimal "We wW provide these veterans with appUcallons aol The 38 committee members he arrived for the closed The tape contains conversain north from Republicans for the apartment related material on May 20," Ferguson said. "We hope that were notified th ey will be asked hearing that he plans ro attend tions at the first meeting Nixon Philadelphia. All have been fee," police said. However, poresignation of the President we c.ao write the first checb to veterans by mid June. to vote at 9 a.m. EDT Wed- all of the sessio ns, now had with Haldeman and Mitchlice said a shotgun was _pulled comes from men who are charged with murder. 'Those veterans choosing to continue their education nesday - before resuming scheduled for three days each ell after a Key Bisc~yne AlSo arrested was Eric G. on the driver and he was forc-ed running for office and trying to should be reimbursed or assisted by tbe beginning of the faU their consideration of evidence week. "I have a free sca t," he meeting by Mitchell with other Maurice, 21, Columbus, who to drive the four to Philadelph· put some distance between quarter of coUege," said Ferguson. Ferguson said under the against President Nixon--<ln told reporters. · presidential aides at which themselves and the has been charged with ob- ia.Police said the man forced to bonus plan the 14,000 veterans eUglble can receive up to $500 possible subpoena of an April 4, St. Clair said he has heard Senate Watergate conunittee President," Strauss said at the structing justice for allegedly take the others to Philadelphia In cash, or up to U,OOO In educational benefit payments. The 1972, conversation by the some of the presidential tape investigarors have concluded har,boring the three and veteraas must have Hved In Ohio at least one year prior to . end of a breakfast meeting President with H.R. recordings and agrees with Mitchell approved a ptan to spy gave a full account of the inWith congressional Democratic entering the service. ,> Haldeman, then· his chief of Nixon's counselor, J. F'red on the Democrats. cident to authorities after re• leaders. staff, and John N. Mithcell, Buzhardt, who SUnday de..... ·.········. : . · . · ·;-·.-.-.-•• . ·.-.•. ·.·• ·•·• The Washington Star-News =*=:::::::::::::~!:::::::::~:.-::::::::::::::::::::::=~-:=:=::·:·:::-=-;;::;·;-r;-:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:··~ turning here about midnight .. '· •'· ········-·-·-·-···'"'' ····················-·.-. Strauss and Speaker Carl Holzer Medical Center then attorney general. nounced allegations that the said an aide to the committee Sunday. Albert repeated their op·(Disehorgl'll, May 13) The committee was told by President's conversations con- chairman, Rep. Peter W. Police here said Smith was a posltion to the resignation of Mrs . Donald Craft and native of Philadelphia. its investiga ting staff that this tained ethnic slurs that were Rodino Jr., D-N.J ., said Doar the President and House daughter , Brent Davies tape could throw more light on deleted from the transcripts would urge that a sunbpoena be Mrs. Nichols, a nurse at the MASON - William (Tony) Orval Redman, both of Mason ; Democratic Leader Thomas P. Pauline Delaney, Russell events that preceded the June made public two weeks ago served on the White House for Elias, 67, of Akron, Ohio died emergency room at St. AnMrs . Jennie Martin , Pt. 17, 1972, brea k-in of today. the April 4 tape. The White Sunday evening at the City Pleasant; one brother, David O'Neill, Mass., said he now had Denny, Aline Estep, Ronald thony Hospital, was kiUed by changed his earlier opinion Freeze, Martha Holbrook Democratic national The committee's special House previously ignored a Hospital in Akron, where he several blasts from a shotgun. headquarters at the Watergate counsel, John M. Doar, is request for about 75 tapes and was hospitalized with double Elias, Mason, and · several that the President should quit. Lena Howard, Gail Martin' .Police said a 20-gauge pump Mrs . Michael Merritt and complex. giving the committee a chrono- Rodino is said ro oppose a pneumonia. He was a retired nieces and nephews. action shotgun confiscated in a The funeral services will be daughter, Pauline Miller One focus of today's day-long logical presentation of im- blanket subpoena for all the employe of Goodyear. raid in a Columbus apariment held in Akron. Dorothy Montgomery, Mrs: presentation by the conunittee peactunent evidence. Evidence material. bore Royster's finger prints. He was horn on Feb. 16, 1887 Carry Montgomery and son, staff-behind closed doors- concerning involvement of St. Clair and other White In Mason, son of the late David Meanwhile, the Ohio Nurse's Frances Neal, Elizabe th was expected to a tape White House aides prior to the House spokesmen have said all and Margaret Harper Elias. Association issued an appeal WINS HIGH HONORS Richards, Ethel Sanders, Mary break-in was given the com- the material needed for the Monday ro all employers to reSurvivors include his wife Dane Cleland, son of Mrs. Sheets, Wayne Shoemaker, mittee at the first half-<lay committee to complete its Pearl Elias, Akron; one son: Drucie Cleland of Marietta Rufus Stollings, Lena Stout, view security measures to insession of the inquiry Thurs- inquiry had been provided and Albert, Akron; three grandformerly of Middleport: James Surbaugh, Daniel sure safety of nurses. day. that no more would he fur- children; three sisters, Mrs. "Because of lack of proper graduated cum laude from Wagoner. Conunittee members said nished . Matgaret Pickens and Mrs. protection, many nurses have Marietta College Sunday with a (Birth) bachelor of science in · Mr. and Mrs ..Richard Jonas, been subjected to muggings and rapes, especially those Petroleum Engineering. Mrs. a son, Wellston. who work at night," ·said BLOOD NEEDED Pearl Reynolds attended his Association Director Dorothy Blood donors are needed graduation. Mrs . Cleland Clarence Brown, Alberta worked for many years at Cornelius. (Con tinued f;om page 1) Veterans Memorial Hospital for Emmell Welch, Monday's Admissions _ "The recent tragedy in ColPomcruy, who underwent Brown to Denzil Huffman, Lulu Meigs General Hospital, and $1,310.15. Clerk-Treasurer Huffman, Lot, Olive. umbus must remind many emDarryl Womack, Middleport ; surgery Monday at Mt. Grate read a communication also was associated at one time Betty Gene Miller to Bobby Carmel Hospital, Columbus. pertaining to the public emat the Holzer Medical Center Ronald Terrell, Pomeroy; ployers around Ohio of the reJ... Miller, Lot, Pomeroy. Mr. Welch had been ployes retirement system and the Gallipolis State In- Dons Haynes, Pomeroy ; peated requests of the ONA for LEXINGTON, Ohio - An Daniel B. O'Dell, Carole visiting friends In Columbus, Pauline D~renberger ' improved protection," she stitute. investigation into the death of indicating that rates in 1975 O'Dell to Robert T. McPomeroy ; Damel Davidson said. Mrs . Patricia Carpente r will go up to 11.2 pet. of the Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Caartney, Barbara G. McPomeroy; Calvin Imboden' Florian, 37, formerly of covered payroll. The current Templeton. Those who wish Cartney, Parcel, Bedford. to donate blood may contact Minersville; Clarice Koblentz: rate is just a liltle over nine per Pomeroy, is expected to be Donald H. Diener, Helen M. Mason ; Robert Smitley the hospital. Mr. Welch Is in completed by Wednesday, the cent. HOSTS LUNCHEON Diener to GeorgeS. Hobstetter. Logan; Clara Hall , Mid: Grate also reported that room 220, Westside MI. Lexington Police Department Mrs. Flo Grueser Gran"t St dleport; Dorothy Jarvis M. Hobstetter Lot Zelda Cannel Hospital. · federal revenue sharing funds said today. (Continued from page I) Middleport. ' ' Middleport, · en'tertained Mrs. F'lorian died at Mans- for the period of July I, 1974 -~=::::::::::::!::~:i:::!:::~:::::!~~=!!~~:;-;x.~::~::::=:;;::::::: Verna Hysell, dec 'd., to Gale recently with a luncheon for Syracuse ; Carolyn Cundiff' for the cruise on the Chaperone Mas·on. ' field General Hospital, shortly through June 30, 1975, will total of time. on Saturday, May 18, are all her six sisters and a cousin Hysell, Nole Hysell, Mildred Discharges - Clyde Bayles. sold. At the suggestion of council after being admitted, with $9,757. Officials must designate Hysell, Marjorie Wilt, Elenor Miss Nina Russell. At th~ wounds from a .36 caliber how the money will be spent. president Hoffman, it was also Meigs High School ba nd Hoover, Norma Hysell, Donna luncheon were Mrs. Bernice PLEASANT VALLEY handgun Saturday night, police Council members will make decided to write a letter of members will hold tag day in Blanock, Cert. Trans., F'ox, Mansfield, Mrs. Susan Discharges : Mrs. James Pomeroy to secure funds to satd. Mrs. F'lonan was shot recommendations at the next protest to the Interstate Trans- Salisbury. Rawlings and Mrs. Edith Jay, Kingerling, Leon ; Alva portation Commission on the about 9:30p.m. at her home, meeting. Columbus, and Mrs. Gerlrude Whittington , Henderson . attend the Sun Festival at Council approved the .in- request of ihe Chesapeake and Gale Hysell, Bertha Hysell, according to Lexington Police. Noel Hysell, Shirley Hysell, Miller, Mrs. Jessa Mae Minnie King, Evans; Marvu; Myrtle Beach on Jun e 5 Asuspect, whom police refused stallation of new street lights Ohio Railroad to remove through the 7th. The baM was Brannan , and Mrs. Clyda 1o identify , is being held in the on Hooker St. and Bryan Place. tracks,some of which are in D~tght Hysell, Mildred Hysell, Devoire, Pliny; Mrs. Bobby invit.>d to participate in the Richard Wilt, Marjorie Wilt, Allensworth, Middleport. Mrs. Foster, son, Pomeroy; Mrs. Richland County Jail at Mans- Mayor Zerkle reported that a Meigs County'. competition. Councilman Kelly, on behalf Robert Hoover, Elenor Hoover Fox, Mrs. Rawlings and Mrs. Charles Martin, daughter, field but no charge had been representative of the State of Tenlative schedule for Big to Jaymar Coal Co., Parcels Jay spent several days here Gallipolis Ferry, and Leon filed as of this morning, of- Ohio will be in Middleport of F'eeney-Bennelt Post 1211 Salisbury. Bend Rega tta ·activities are as ' visiting relatives. Thursday and will take an American Legion, presented ficials said. Thompson, Point Pleasant. follows : Norman Hysell, Marcella Funeral serviees were this order on all street signs needed Mayor Zerkle with a new in the community. These signs American Flag to be used at Hysell to Jaymar Coal Co., For th e graduate who afternoon at Lexington. needs the precise time , )Viii be provided free, the village hall. It was brought out Parcels, Salisbury. Bulova guarantees the Paul J. Blanock, Donna J. mayor reported. by maintenance supervisor acc ura~:y of every Council agreed to place a Harold Chase that three more Blanock to Jaymar Coal Co., Accutron watch to within a mmu te a month. • And new red stop sign at the alley American Flags are needed at Parcels, Salisbury. MRS. WILSON DIES th e precise ti me to see Ray M. Haning , Myrtle three community RUTLAND - Mrs. Harrison · behind the Headquarters Cafe the our selection of Accutron Haning Bently, Rutland, has learned of and to paint a crosswalk there cemeteries. Flags with only 46 Pomeroyto.Mil ron Bartram' Lot ' wat ches is right now. From $95 the death of her cousin, Mrs. for the safety of pedestrians. stars .are still being flown at Albert Parker, Dorothy !he Accu tron illustra ted, Freda Wilson, Sunday at her Council considered revoking an these cemeteries, Chase said. lU St $150. Parker to Albert L. Martin, home, 119 South Central Ave., ordinance which provides the Kelly will take up the problem Bulova shown : Trim Frances Eileen r.tartin, 4.95 A., Columbus. Mrs. Wilson was a parking meter permits . wjth the Legion Post. European sty ling . Bra celet Chester. . Through the permits, purV>' ith sat in f inish alligator Council discussed the former resident of Rutland. pa ltern . 17 jewe ls. chasers can park at any meter possibility of making Front St. for a year at any time for a flat a one way street but took' no fee of $50. Two motions on the action. It was · also reported CLUB TO MEET floor to revoke the ordinan·ce that there is no stop sign at LOCAL TEMPS The Rock Springs Better The temperature in down- · werk dropped when Police Dtamond St. Council agreed to Health Club will meet ThursJEWELRY STORE town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Chief J. J. Cremeans indica ted pass an ordinance providing day at 1:15p.m.at the home of Court St. Tuesday was 73 degrees under that he would talk to pur- for the establishment of the Mrs. Arlie Abbott. Pomeroy chasers of such permits and position of head lifeguard • sunny skies. ask them to park at other assistant manager at the pool locations rather than North and park at $150 a month at the Second in front of business request of Councilman Marriage Licenses establishments for long periods Jenkins. During the discussion Allen Wayne Hamm, 29, it. was reported that the Pomeroy, and Betty Jo Young, community pool will be paid 40, Pomeroy. for by 19'17. Councilman Allen · King discussed the need for several street repairs and MAIN STORE AND WAREHOUSE OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5 PM' machine ordinance are earTONIGHT stressed also improvements at marked for recreation and the MAY14 the park. Proceeds from the park. · Walt Disney ' s new coin operated amusement George Glaze, pastor of SUPERDAD I Technicolorl Middleport Church of Christ Bob Crane For Sale or Trade gave a prayer to . open the' FIBERGLASS dune buggy for Kathleen Cody sale or tra de. Call 949 -57 41 meeting. are scattering OFF AND RUNNING - These older youngste,s I at left) were off and running 11t the sta rting gun Sunday when the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club held its annual Easler Egg Hunt a llhe Middleport Comm unity Pa rk . There were no eggs, but slips of papers for pmes were hidden in Ute grass. A special hunt was held for pre-school children. Ann ouncer for the event \vas Rota rian was .John Werner. Rotarians were assisted as they are each year by the Midd leport ~' ir e Department. Merchants and professwnal people t:ontributl>d ove r 700 pr izes. An estimated 500 children fr om Meigs and Mason Cou nties participated . Aslrong wind at the time of the hunt played havoc, and after an hour slips of paper for $5 and $10 prizes, which were to have heen inside gold and silver eggs, had no t been found. Anyone finding these slips may cont.-'lc t Mei gs County Auditor James Roush at the cou rt.housc to obl<l in the cash prizes offer ed for the gold and silver eggs 1which weren't there 1. Olher members of the comm ittee in charge of Sund ay's eve nt were Danny Th ompson and Dr. M1lton Mason. Smd C1u.tirman Roush today of the egg less egg hunt : "The comm ittee wa s informed the needed piastil' eggs were on hand and proceeded on lha l assum ption withoul physica lly inspe;ctmg them. The fact tha t lhere v.:ere no eggs has to be blamed on a brea kdown in comrnunicatwns." .. ........ ......... William Elias died in Akron • Make your grad Death probe to glad he completed by Wednesday at y l Meigs • enttne MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1974 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2 156 Property Transfers Gas rates Regatta · Jl'lll!tlll~!m~~~:---::::·w.-:=::::·-.w~x~ ~ ::::~<-»x·· .•.• By Uulted Press International PROCTORVILLE, OHIO - DEPUTY AUDITOR Thomas E. Ferguson, · a ca ndidate for the Democratic nomination for auditor, says cheating in the welfare department is done by professionals as well' as recipients . "It isn't just the welfare recipient trying to cheat the state," he said at a Democraty Party rally this weekend in Lawrence County. "It's the professional people as well. He said there were a few persons abusing the system, including a "dentist who billed the state for extracting 47 teeth from one patient." F'erguson said another audit un covered a physician who billed the state for perfor-ming a hysterectomy on a woman one year, then billing the state for delivering a child to her the next year. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ·SAVE DURING OUR . 20% OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF LIVING ROOM-BEDROOM-DINING ROOM FURNITURE IS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE for ALL your banking needs Citizens National Bank Let Us Keep You In The Driver'.s Seat We rea ~ize ocher appointments may be pressmg. That's why we have a convenient ba nk-by-car window. Good for most banking transactions. Same Friendly Service Inside MEIGS THEATRE Elberfelds In Pomeroy (G ) Wall Disney's SON OF FLUBBER {Technicolor) Fred MacMurray Nancy Olso.n 5-14 -31C Not ices GUI TAR lesson s, noW being sc heduled tor summ4i!r months for anybody , ag e 8 to unning time: Hrs. Show Starts 7 p.m. 5 - l~ .'Mc -------- ----For Rent 2 WEDNESDAY& THURSDAY May 15·16 NOT OPEN ~E~ROOM doubl e wide mobtl e home , furnished Utiliti es paid . Off R·t. 7 n ea~ Pomeroy . 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'~ ., I • NEW YORK - MARILYN MONROE had a compelling desire ·ro undress in church so intense she !)ad ro "clench my teeth and sit on my hands to keep" from taking off her c,lothes when the organ was playing, Newsweek Magazine said today. 1n an about-to-be-published ·aurobiography caUed "My Story," Newsweek reports the !ibn ~tar wrote: · "No sooner was I in the pew w1th the organ playing and (Continued on page 6) I 0 .•I COLUMBPS (UP!)- Beginning Tuesday , pharmacis ts will be required under a new federal regulation to use a new bottle and label when refilling prescriptions for ora l drugs. The reason ? Child-proof caps have been fo und to lose their effectiveness when the same container is used repeatedly for refills. The result? Greater safety for curious children at perhaps a slight increase in the cost of refills. "This is designed to protect children that ingest medicine and become sick or die/ ' said F'red L. Shaner , director of gra nules and oral contra ceptives not sold in hollies, and non-<Jral drugs. Notches Vanish Shaner explained the notches on a child-proof cap w11l wear down after a container has been refilled severa l times. Hence, the requirement for I I '.I .' reported that there is insurance to cover the losses. The Adams incident was the most serious reporte~ . Several plastic coverings on holheds in the area were ripped off and billboards hither and yon were blown over. At Apple Grove, the aluminum porch on the mobile home of Jim Riffle also was ripped of. cent, according to one source, "but it would be a matter of pe nni es .~' A person without children in the home, such as an elderly person, would be able to sign a waiver entitling him to obtain In the future, bottles may be ma de out of po lyethy lene, which would he opaque and pe t·haps nol entlce children lo open the containers. Headaches Mount A spokesman for the pharmaceutical industry said the new requirement "is another headache for the pharmacists, and they already have so his precription in a reg ular many .n new containers. bottle or use the same container for a refill. Shaner said the waiver wou ld shield the pharmacist who pharmaceutical services for filled the prescription from liaKauffman-Lattim er Co. bility if a child ingested the Columbus. "It will apply to all medicine and became ill oral prescriptions with a few The use of a new polystyrene exceptions.' bottle for each refill could The exceptions include nitro- drive the price of an average glycerine, effervescent prescription up by 2 or 3 per t to cover the cost of the new containe rs for refills or the va lue of this time in making out new labels . <~ The big compa nies can ab- Early construction of the 12.9 mile section of U.S. 33 south of Athens to Darwin in Meigs County appar ently ts a casualty of the energy crisis. So is an 6.5 mile bypass of Nelsonville connecting the 4· lane south of Logan to the 4· lane north of A!hens. The relocation from AU1ens to Darwin is in the ''locatio n study" phase. The Nelsonville bypass has been approved for location, bul is the victim of the reduced use ol gasoline by motorists which has placed less gasoline tax money into hi g hwa y construction programs. The result , accordin g to Larry Blaney, wri ling in the Columbus Dispatch Sunday, is that construction has been delayed on these and other high-pri ori ty projects in upgrading U.S. 33 in Ohio (rom Pomeroy to Wilshire in Van Wert County at the Indian,; border. Quoting Jon Wills, public infor mation officer for the Ohio Dept. of Transportation, a ISmile section of 33 between Marysville and Bellefontaine has been compl eted for feasibility but construction is five to seven yea rs away . Blaney also reported: " Wills said the planned programs fur U. S. 33 are not being shelved. Although construction is not in the current live-year plans, he said "They hove to fill third-party prescriptions and wor ry about ge tting paid, they have to worry about getting robhed beca use they ca rry dangerous drugs, they have to keep lists and records. They don' t need By Uni ted Press International th is, but it's the law." Ch ristians celebrated Easter The spokesman said there is across the world Sunday wi th "no way the pharmacist can hope for man's salvation; but raise U1e price of prescriptions soldiers still fought each other for inches of territory and unforgiving enemies settled old political scores. As pilgrims marched in Jerusalem :0 the traditional site of. Jesus' tomb, Israeli and Syrian soldiers battled handto-hand on Mt. Hermon in the heaviest outbreak ol fi ghting on the Golan Heights since last I \ October's Middle East war. I Pope Paul VI, addressing 250,000 faithful in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City , urged mankind to mark the resurrection of Christ by embracing a spiritual life and re jecting . THE OPEN .TOMBr- Effective to the Easter message at Trinity Church, Pomeroy , was this scene created by women of the church for the SUnday services. See account.on page 5. ' ,, '' I . I ' c \ I ' vi ce president made it clear that Secr.etary of State Henry A. Kissinger would stay on and Defense Secretar y James Schlesinger wou ld be dropped. He also said Ziegler definitely would not be asked to stay on as press secretary. When as ked about Ford 's rema rks , Ziegler said he did not th ink it was "appropriate" for F'ord to discuss his possible a.sumption of the presidency. Speaking of Nixon, Ziegler said : "He is going to be around here until 1977. " He dism1ssed furth er questions. saying, "I don 't think 1Continued on page 8) Marysv ille is one of the fi rst ste ps tn the project. Slate tran spor tati on official s are planning meetings to review ac tual hig hway locations. " Public hea rings, design studies and other engineering work must be comple ted before ac tual work can be considered. Wills sa id an environmen tal impact study, normally started towa rd the end of the· project study, requires about six months to complete. "Approximately 115 miles of the prese nt 226-mile highwa y is cons tructed as a lour-lane limited access highway. "The most advanced study is an 8-5 mile relocation plan of U. S. 33 at Nelsonville between Logan and Athens. W.ilis said this section has received desig n approval. ' Another section, 12.9-miles south of Athens, is in the process of a location study . Wills said this section of i•:ghway will join a four-lane section already completed north of Pomeroy. "Officials said the Nelsonville by-pass will probably be the firs! construction project when work resumes. However, a timetable has not been established. "The 75-mile section of U. S. 33 between Bellefontaine and the Indiana border has been designated a four-lane, limited access highway . The are a between Zanesville in Logan County and Marysville is the only section not acquired by the sta te for this phase of the projec t. " as Easter is observed Rebellion, which began warfare against British rule and led to iodependence for the southern Repu(?lic of Ireland. British soldiers carried photographs and searched the march for members of the outlawed Irish Republican Army, which has stepped up a bomb and bullet campaign for unification of the two Irelands. Preside nt Nixon observed Easter, in Key Biscayne, Fla .. by attendiag services at Community Church. A friendly youngster gav~ him a purple ~gg inscribed with· the words "Happy Easter." In Moscow, Patriarch Pimen led a candelight procession around Epiphany Gathedral before celebrating the materialist valueS as "false resurrection service. Russian gospel. " police carted off young rowdies Condemning those who seek and drunkards, who in past "ego tistical pleasure, " the have disrupted Easter serPope urged Christians to follow vices. " the gospel of the cross, In a coincidence, the Westerrt follow the law of duty, of and Eastern branches of service , of sorrow, of love of Christianity celebrated Easter sacrifice.'' on the same day. Commemorate Rebellion Parade Dimmed , In Belfast, Northern Irish · Usually the ceremonies fall Catholics marched to com- on different days because the memorate the 1916 Easter Eastern rites-Greek , Armenian and Syrian Orthodox as well eas Egyptian and Ethiopian Coptic--use the Julian, instead of Gregorian, calendar . In ·Greece, the country's Mostly clear and cold military rulers roured Hflll)' ronight, lows in 30s. Tuesday partly cloudy and continued camps and cracked ··~~· w!th cooL Highs in the 50s locally . soldiers ard visiturs, t•ating Weather 1 the War, politics continue t I ca binet t of Route 33 • IS delayed sorb it, but the Mom and Pop operations may he hurt. All we hear is that pharmacists are paperwork and engineeri ng making out like a bunch of studies will continue. "The study of the 16-mile bandits. That 's a lot of of sec tion northwest baloney." IU ,+ t of the roof went ont o the top of another nearby chicken house hu t the second building was not seriously damaged. It was Refills must be in new bottle; cap WASHINGTON - THE HEAD OF' the National Farmers Union said Saturday thai the nation is facing a milk shortage because of Nixon administration dairy policies. Tony T. Dechant, the union president, said the price of feed for cows is rtsing faster than the price of milk. The Agriculture Department reported that last month's milk.feed ratio, measuring the relationship between the prices farmers get for milk and what they pay for feed, was at the most unfavorable level for March since 1965. ' "Fanner's costs are going up and farm prices are going down " Dechant sa'id in a statement. "A farm disaster is in the mak~g. " He predicted . that a continuing decline in milk production will lead tO shortages of milk "ro match the gasoline shortage and the meat shortage and the wheat shorlage and the fertilizer shortage and the baler twine and barbed wire and farm '?"chine.ry shortages." CONTACT DONNA STEWART PHONE.675-2460 the tri-coullty BreB is proud to . presellt lilbens ,alional HEAVY RAINS SENT RIVERS SPILLING over their banks in the lower Mississippi Valley today, forcing hundreds of persons to flee. Driving thunderstorms and winds close to 100 miles per hour blasted the eastern Ohio Valley. Mississippi Gov. Bill Waller activated the National Guard to help evacuate hundreds of persons from Hattiesburg, Miss., and surrounding communities. Civil Defense authorities estimated at least 500 persons left their homes in south and central Mississippi after three days of heavy rain sent riv~ rs and ~!reams spilling inro residential areas and fannland. "It's a real grave situation to the Hattiesburg area," said Harold Gill, area Civil Defense director. "The homes in the low areas are under water up to the middle of the windows." -:~------------ - ------------- ' UNITED NATIONS - SECRETARY OF' STATE Henry A. Kissinger went before the United Nations today after "very friendly talks" with a rop Chinese diplomat who attacked the United States before the world body last week. Kissinger hosted a dinner Sunday night for Vice Premier Ten Hsaiao-peng, the highest-ranking Chinese official to visit the United States, and found the opportunity for "a good review of Sino-American rela tiOrlSh ips. " A State Department spokesman said both men agreed relations between Peking and Washington would continue "on the course charted" during President Nixon's visit to Chma slightly more than two years ago. Kissinger, who was treated to a wide assortment of Oriental delicacies during his trips to China, offered the. visitor such New York specialties as malzoh ball soup, steak, ice creann and coffee . · The secretary of state was scheduled to make an II :30 a.m. EDT address today before a special session of the U. N. General Assembly. FURNITURE SALE . STORM DAMAGE - The roof of a 250 by 40 foot chicken house was ripped off and one cement block wall collapsed at the Jac k Adams farm in Letart Twp. when a twister struck about 3:30p.m. Sunday. The re were about IO,OOU Six-weeks old chickens in the building when the twister struck. A few were killed. Gas and water lines and feeding equipment were ripped from inside the building and blown into a field two buildings away from the damaged structure . A large section · ews~~···in ·B~ie/s! Give Bulova Accutron® GOESSLER'S ·.:-,-.·.······::::...·v,.%~' Ford Relocating Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Ma.mn Area VOL. XXVI NO. I asked about a possible fu ture cabinet should he assume the presidency. In discussing his vision of a ( ,. I roasted lainb and toasting with wine. F'lares and firecrackers in Athens, although prohibited by martial law, lit the skies to welcome the day of the resurrection as church bells rang . Among the world's millions attending Easter sunrise services were between 1,500 and 2,000 Americans worshipping by an Ill-foot "Croso of Peace" on top of Bald Knob moutain in the southern Illinois Ozarks. Some had camped the night in a cold rain that was followed by a golden sunrise. 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