https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c8ae905680c35e39c39c1ccfdcc82c64.pdf f16d7514df60529897fc56b8c4b3dd31 PDF Text Text ·. 2S ( The Sunday Tu:.o .-Sentinel, Sunday, May 19. 19H Meigs musicians honored Flying chickens tuning -·up for Mctgs Ht gh Sl'houl 1>.1nll Hl('!llb£'rs wcr c hunor·cd rutd '>t•vcn speu,ll :twdrds Wl'l c prese nted dunnt~ the armua! · band bdnquet SHltln iH } ru ght 111 the htgh sdwol c.,tfetcn .t third ICFM at Rio Grande By Susan Nash RIO GRANDE - Th1s 1s a FARMS small southeastern OhiO town Take-off ISscheduled for 1 p m The ICFM IS open to hme of nervous anticipation for professional and amate ur everyone, and there poultry fanc1ers as th ey prepare the1r pnze !lymg ch1ckens for the third annua l Internallon~l Chicken Flymg Meet(!CFM J tobeheidJune 15 at the Bob Evans Farm m th1s fee Any breed of chicken of the spec1es Gallus domesllca may be entered First, second and th1rd prizes woll be awarded on each of four we1ght classes Bob Evans, the beloved 1s no entry founder and commander of the ICFM, explams the sport of flymg ch1ckens "K1ds have had mformal ch1cken !lymg contests for years When I was six years old, growmg up here m south- eastern OhiO, I had a small busmess ratsmg chickens, and Schools' problems unsolved - By LEE LEONARD umvers1ty pres1dents JUSt UP! Statehouse Reporter come in and beg for money. We COLUMBUS (UP!) - In can't go through on a hlt or January , 1973, one of Gov. John mtss basts. n J Golligan's prune concerns So the governor proposed a was the future of h1 gher task force to pull Oh1o's system educallon in Ohio of higher eudcatwn apart, exAs a maJor goal for his sec- amme it and hopefully come up with some construcllve, de· talled and mnovallve suggesfurthest from the box wms. Last year's winner, an Old tiOns to take mto the future. Engilsh Game Hen named Lois Laid, flew a record 163'2". ond two years, the governor set The report of the 31-member Interested chockens and the1r tramers may obtam in· forth the assignment of taking task force came in two weeks formation by wrotmg to Bob Evans, c-o ICFM Promoter 66 a look down the road and ago and Gilligan IS readin g it South Sixth Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215. ' determming, among other He probably doesn't have any thongs , where higher education trouble puttmg 1t down to go to should go, what 11 would cost sleep at night. and how 11 would be paid for. For if the governor expected "There 1s no real systematic a futuristic blueprmt for higher approach to h1gher education," educatiOn, complete with diaGilligan sa1d at thattune. " The grams and pictures, he must be Education for the Greater sorely disappointed "The Cleveland Buildmg Cleveland Labor Federation , Trades Councll re1terated 1ts What he got from the task said the document was filled support of me this week and force, basically, was a 73-page woth "filth and scum " document containmg 31 recomso has the Toledo Northwest lafeli ce labeled Smith a " . Ohoo and the Warren-Trumbull mendallons, many of which httle creep. That's the guy County Building Trades counwere either sweepmg generalithey ought to remove." zations, already accomplished, cils," satd Kmg. One of Kmg 's cnt1cs, Marty or problems defmed and dumpKmg also sa1d leaders m the Hughes, Cleveland, InternatiOn- Umted Steel Workers may be COLUMBUS (UP! ) -" A 40- ed mto the lap of the Board of al v1ce president of the Com· in for a surprise. story skyscraper to serve as an Regents. mumcatwns Workers of AmerOutlined Position "Steel 1s not as solid as their off1ce complex w1il dommate ica, feels both Kmg and Sm1th leaders !honk 1t is, " said Kmg. the $77 milhon Natwnwide Granted, the task force has should res1gn . Fighting Hurt Ohio AFL-CIO Insurance Co 's I 325 milhon graphically outlined Ohio's "We're paying $1 m1lhon m Ed Fire, president of Local sq ft. plaza here - scheduled position in h1gher educatiOn per cap1ta dues to r im that 716 of the InternatiOnal Brother- for constructwn beginning in below the national average place and for all practical pur· hood of Electncal With "ISlands of excellence ." It Workers September. poses getting nothmg," Hughes wh1ch represents almost all of The complex and has proposed easier access and told the Cleveland Press. the 10,000-plus workers at Pack- skyscraper, being billed as the greater eqUity for students Switches Movements? ard Electr1c m Warren, saod the largest office complex m from low-mcome families and ' There have been reports that f1ghting between Kin g and central Ohw, 1s scheduled for has suggested that "lifelong" Joe Sed1vy, secretary of the Srmth hurl the Ohio AFL-CIO. mld-1977 co mple tion , but education be fostered. Ohw Buoldmg Trades Councll, Moreover, the task force said "Some fe el 11 1s Frank's parllal occupancy 1s planned to wh1ch Km g belongs, had fault ," sa1d F1re, "others feel for late 1976 - NatiOnwide's 1t v1ewed 1ts report as the f1rst phase of a two-year study , and switched to the anto-King move- 1t's Warren Smith's fault. Some 50th anniversary year ment say both. Some say try and Accordmg to a Nationw1de compared it to a sheet of music "He is under mstructions of patch 1t up At this pomt 1t•s spokesman, the complex woll the executive board of the Ohoo all up m the a1r mciude a five-story pavl110n BUlldmg Trades Council to sup- " Between now and the begin- wh1ch will house reta1l stores, port me," said King. The vote mng of the convention maybe boutiques, restau ra nts , was taken on two different oc- we can get somethmg stra 1ght- ba~ki~g offices and parkmg DALEY RECOVERED casiOns. Sed1vy has to follow ened out," sa1d Fire. CHICAGO (UP!) - Mayor fa cohlles their mandate Richard J Daley, pale but About 1,800 delegates are exsmllmg, left Presbyteflan.St. pected to attend the conventiOn DIVORCE GRANTED Hospital today , wh1ch begms in Cleveland Mon. PT PLEASANT - A diVorce Luke'~ followmg hiS recovery from a day was granted m the action of "small stroke." The mayor Sharon Kaye Landers vs. Jack Edward Landers, and the waved to reporters as he plamtiff was granted chold descended the hosp1tal steps una1ded. custody. Ohio politics THIS SCENE IS BEING enacted throughout the Midwest this spring as ch1ckens and their trruners prepare for the upcommg third annual International Chicken Flymg Meet, to be held June 15 at the Bob Evans Farm in Roo Grande. At the compehhon, each entrant 1s placed in a mailbox atop a scaffold, and the tramer beckons ot forth , the b1rd flymg the King confident against faction By JOHN T. KADY COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Ohw AFL-CIO choef frank King faces one of the toughest battles m his 40 years on orgamzed labor thos week when an attempt w11l be made to unseat It can make you feel better. At State Farm, person to person health 1murance re vives that old-fashion 1dea of personal attention. Yet if helps protect agamst to day's soanng medical costs. It can , even ma ke sure you get money to help meet those extra hosp1tal expenses. Or an income of you're disabled. Let me show you how. him at the group's convention m Cleveland. But Kmg appears confident he w1ll wm. "Of course you never can tell for sure," he sa1d Saturday, "bul I thmk thmgs are lookmg all r1ght now " The move to oust King 1s bemg pushed by Harry May· field , director of District 27 of the United Steel Workers Umon in Canton, sources said. Mayfield and several other Ohw labor leaders are being assisted by Warren Srmth, sec· retary -tre asurer of the Oh10 AFL-CIO and an avowed enemy of Kmg. !twas Smith who put together a 50-page document cnllcal of Kmg 's acbvities m the uniOn and m the Ohio General Assembly Report " McCarthyistic" King has labeled the report "McCarthy1s tlc, d1storted, grossly unfair and potenllally 1ltbelous " James lafetice, director for 20,000 Greater Cleveland members of the lnternatwnal AssoCiatiOn of MachiniSts and head of the Committee on Pohbcal Skyscraper to dominate new Capital plaza SILVER BRIDGE Steering failure blamed PLAZA Carrol K. Snowden Park Central Hotel Bldg Second Ave, Galllpohs Ph. 446 4290. Home 446-4518 (CLOSED SUNDAY) GIVE DAD A NEW PAIR OF FARAH SLACKS THIS FATHER'S DAY UAU ...... A STATE FARM MUTUAL IUIOIIDt l\[ """"' ""it• I~WIIJC I ~.UI -.o.~o .............. p 7170 2 \ ·It's Your Decision Wear a Bikini? Sure! Shape Up With Us We' II help you d1scover a healthier, happier you ... slim mer, trimmer, more active ... firm-bodied, minus the flab. You can wear th e swimsuit you want when Summer rolls around. Stare working now. Make yourself over "New You" course only - . - .,1 QOOA month For 4 month program . MEIGS SLIM 'N TRIM EXERCISE CLUB 9PEN 9-9 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9-4 SATURDAY I ' ' \ MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1 1 .• ' '• ( . " ' • g Judiciary Comm1\tee. • ' Ohio'' The task force smd 1t could not make manpower projections because research data 1s "unrehable and untested " And its estimate of the amount of money needed for the vague system of . h1gher education it envisioned could be stated m one word - more: The task force put in a weak plea for how to get that money - through increased taxes and its suggested that education lo bbylsts band together to accomphsh mutual goals. But the governor callect for a heavyweight report. What he got, he could balance on one finger. the wanner /' sponsored by the band boos te1s w1th an estnn<1tcd 400 pcu cnts and stu.dents fltlenchng Presentmg the i-:IW<~rd s .- Bob Evans gave up the chicken busmess early m hfe, and IS now the pres1dent of Bob Evans Farms, Inc , makers of the Modwest's largest selhng fresh sausage products. But the 1dea of ch1ckens competing m a flymg contest stayed w1th h1m Three years ago he decided that modern country and c1ty folk were m1ssmg out on what had been one of his favonte rural boyhood pasllmes. And the Inter national Chi cke n Flymg Assoc10t10n was hatched The annual International Chic ken Flyong Meet, the h1ghhght of the Assocoatwn 's year, was forst held dunng the Bob Evans Farm Festival, wh1ch takes place on the farm each fall It proved so popula.r that .'t now fbes alone ~ Fhght procedure of the ICFM . 1s qUite s1mple: The tramer places hos en try in a Bob Evans ma1lbox affixed on top of a 15-foot scaffold, returns to the ground, then calls the b1rd to him. The bird flymg the longes t distance from the roost to the pomt of imtiallanding is declared the wmner. Last year's super ch1cken , an Old English Game Hen named Lms La1d, fl ew an unprecedented 163'3" The ICFM 1s held under the most humane cond1tions and is supe rv ised by Dr Glyde Marsh, D V M , professor of poultry sc1ence at Oh10 State Umvers1ty Co ntest restricllons are Any tramer found guilty of mhumane treatment of an entry is 1mmed1ately d1squahhed. No mechamcal or electr1cal prods may be used to mduce the b~rds to fly . No chicken may be tatooed , pamted, marked or cropped m any way . The ICFM currently has thr ee divtstons Dtvison Co mmand ers are Damel Eva ns , Canal Wmchester, Ohio; Ph1p S1mon, Paros, Ftance; and Ja ck Cham4 berlam, Ltma, Peru For rule books, entry forms and additional infor matwn wri te: Bob Evans, c-o !CFM Promotor, 66 South Soxth St., Columbus, Ohio 43215. MAY FURNITURE SALE Visit the Furniture Department on the 3rd floor and save 0 ~ all your furniture needs during this big 20 Pet. Savings Sale. Wl 'l D\.\tght Gotns, cilrcctoJ I e of bands and F1 ed Ruth , hiS asststant Complun r ntmg th(' bdnd un tt s~ ftne perfoJmc~n ces tht s sc hool year. Guins smd he " Hoped the studenlo;; \\oulci learn t(l cope wtth hfe , b} usmg whnt thev had learned tn thrtr I ' I 11 ELBERFELD$ IN POMERO.Y. GALLIPOLIS - One man was treated and released at Holzer Medical Center and another was c1ted for !a1hng to keep an assured clear distance on unrelated automobile ac-. c1dents Fnday, and Saturday according to the Gallia-Meigs Post, Ohio State Highway Patrol. The patrol sa1d that at 3:30 a .m Saturday Roger D. Watson, 25 of Crown City, was travelmg south on SR 218 three-tenths of a mile fro~ Teens Run Rd. when he lost control of h1s auto because of defective steering. The auto landed m a ditch , suffering shght damage, while Watson was taken to Holzer Medical Center where he was treated and released. David A. Jenk1ns, 18, of Patnot, was c1ted for !allure to keep an assured clear distance after his car ran into the rear of an auto dnven by Frank P. Willer, 35, the city manager of Gallipolis. According to the Patrol, Willer was stopped on SR 141 to make a turn into Neighborhood Rd. , at 5:55p .m. Friday, whep Jenkins failed to stop hiS car m time to avOid crashing mto the rear of the Willer auto. Both cars suffered moderate damage. At 3 a .m. Saturday mormng, Vlfgima Edge, 26, of Millwood, W. Va ., was traveling west on Little Bullskin Rd. just off SR 218, when she lost control of her automobile in the ram, with the car gomg off the road and rollmg over Heavy damage was incurred by: the auto. No cttatton was issued. RIGHTS APPROVED COLUMBUS ( UP! ) 'LegiSlation protecting newsmen's notes, tape recordmgs, f1lms, photographs and other source rna ter1als from subpoena was approved by an 8-1 vote Thursday by the Senate waitmg to be orchestrated and played. But m plam terms, there Will have to be plenty more accompaniment and counterpomt wr1tten into th1s piece if it is to serve as Ohio's symphony to higher education of the future. The task force suggested that the Oh10 General Assembly change 1ts procedures m conSldermg ho gher education plans. That's about hke telling Howard Cosell to quit talkmg . The task force also recom_rnended no more new campuses . That IS atready policy Proposed Retraining The group proposed retainmg the current formula for state a1d to colleges and universities based on enrollment, even though enrollments have been extremely hard to predict, The report called for contin· uation of the funcllons of the Board of Regents, only w1th more emphas1s on full utillZa· bon oflts powers. There was no offering of a change in structure of the board or even length of terms of the members, And m a single, 10-sided recommendatiOn, the task force charged the board With "achieving an accessible, orderly, effechve and excellent system of post-secondary education for the cihzens of to make the JOb more fun my fnends and I would tram some O[ the birdS to fly [Or their feed. The n we'd take them to a small chi! nearby' return to the bottom of the cbff and call them down, using the feed to encourage them The ch1cken flymg the furthe std1stance was band expenences · MELANIE Burt rece1ved the coveted John Plulllp Sousa Award lor the outstanding senior bandsman, and R1ck Couch, nght, the Arion Award for the outstanding JUmor Melamc Burt received the John Ph tlltp Sou sa Awa1 d gtve n P~Jch ycetr to the outs t~Jndtn g se mor b ~tnd s m.lll Rtck Couch v.. on the Anon mUSICian Saturday mght at the Me1gs ~hgh School B.md Banquet Director H Dwtght Gotns, center, presl'ntl·d til L' awards • at y tlubtwl(lHJg JLHil Or mu sH'J,tn i vuled In t11e memhe1s of the bdnd ), \\hldt .: tutom <:t hcall y pl<t Cl'S Cou( h s nam e on st hol.tt s h1p lt st.s of lOll cges m.·Joss the na t1011 Also se lc(' tecl bv f£' 1lot\ bandsrnt! Jl \H' rc i he outstandin g sophomore und f1 e!-lhmdn, Lt si-:1 Thomas an d .June Wamsley. 1 cspec tJ v~ l ) Sonya Ohlinger rNe lved cl tr ophv for h.t\ mg served the band as field cmnm:.~nde r c~nrl Pegg) O'Br~en , Tm c~ NtCII Jermv Ch.1pm,m .mel Mcld lll£' Burt were g1ven t1 upllH~ s f01 thcu fu st plate per fmm. 1 n u.~ 1n squad compeiJtJnn Ids ! summe1 at bwuJ u unp Goms ann oun ced tlldt f1csh ru ~m Mdrk D o~ v1s ha s been selec ted ,<-~ s a mcmbc1 of the All Oh to Boys Bcmd and J UllJO I /\Wdl d fur thr PIHI Ohhnger Ins alte rn ate NO. 26 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO en tine , MONDAY, MAY 20, 1974 PHONE 992-2156 TEN CEN TS .(;;:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:-:·:·· :·.·!·!·.·. :::=:·:·:·:·:·:·:···===·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:=:·····:=::·:·:·:::-:·:·:·:::::·:::·::~:;:::::;:·:·:·.·.·.·.-:·:-.·.;.;.·.;-; Good showing from O.ester i i ·: needed at PUCO hearing :~ - 11· 1 i i~ Pt bl~ hcuste r area rfcsidents are specm lly urged to attend th.c .~;.~ 1 tc tl lites o Ohto Commassion hearmg to be held at ... ·;:; the Pomeroy vallagc hall at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow on ex- ::~ ··: ~~~~t~~~d~~~~~~ ~!;:::et~~~~~:~~; ~:e:,d ~~'5e'~~,~~;~y-: :.-~,: :_,:_.: :. Muldlcport, Rutland wtd Racine areas or the Genera l Tl•lcplwnc Co of Ohio. ::: ~; ll \\as stressed that the Chester area people are para ~j ::: tlcularly urged to attend the hca rmg because residents of FIFTEEN SENIORS, above , of the Meigs High School Band were honored -aT Ore- annua l band banquel Saturd.ly ~.f_; that section untlatcd th e petition to secure the scrv 1ce .;:· Attendance at tomorrow's rneetmg 1s " v1tal.' ' a spokesma n ~:;; ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:···:·!·!•!•!•!•:•!•!·!·!·!·!·! :::· of Lht:' c·Hmnutlcc urgmg the establishment of the servil'c . BLUE DEVILS WIN :;:. sald. ~ : Ga lll a Academy High ::·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:::::::·::::::::::::::::::::=:~·:·:=:::::.:::.:::::.·:·.::·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·:-:-X.f:.?.:.:-:.:;:.:·:·:·:·:·:·. :·:::·:·:·:·:···:·. :·: School captured the 1974 Class AA D1str 1d go lf champ i onship at ' By United Press International ·.· Chilh cothe's Velerans Ad· !'"EW DElli!- JUBILATION OVER India's explosiOn of a mmistration Golf Course th1 s nuclear device swept the country today, bolstermg the troubled morning b) turtling back goverrunent of Prime Muuster lndlfa Gandhi and overdefendmg champwn Neu shadowing the nahon 's econom1c woes. Lexi ngton 368-371 in a tnp le "We may be hungry ," one young lnd1an celebrant sa id in a ''sudden dea th'' typiCal comment. "But now at least we 're someone to be · Sublun1ty to human en- supermtend ent, and Grover Tim Wail cn bur g too k DAMASCUS I UP! ) - Secre· reckoned with." Defense Mmister Jagjivan fulm sa1d, however, mrdalist honors, defeating deavor 1s the on ly key to the &1lser, Jr, president of the India would never use 1ts new-found nuclear clout for m1lltary tar y of State Henry A Galha's Kenny New and road of 1eal success," Donald board of educdtJon, presented purposes. "Our objective 1s to use our knowledge m nuclear K1ssmger amved from Israel Ne isonville·Yurk's S<·utt · B Bu1 son, retired staff v1ce doplomao science only for peaceful purposes," he said today to get Syna's hnal Bean by one stroke in the p1cs1dent of the Umted States Invoca tion was gtve n by ag reement on a cease-flre and third "surid en death" hole Sav mgs and Loan League, Hebecca Kouns, the senoor of the MIAMI- A STupy ON SOVIET NUCLEAR arms strategy estabhshment knol'n as the K~rkwood guls ensemble presen ted "Th e lends credence to ,reports that the U.S S.R. mamtains a per- "Kissmger lme" separatmg :;:,.,.;:;.; ••;:::;. ::::::·:::···:::::::·:·:·:::;.;!·.::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:· Township humons t an d Halls of Ivy ' and the h1gh " manent nuclear_str~ke capab\hty m Cuba which could w1pe out as Israeh and Syr1 an forces m the philosopher, told 62 semors at sc hool band played "Scarmuch as two-thirds of the Umted States m the event of atomic Golan He1ghts Southern H1gh School 1n Racme bOI ough Fa1r " Th e A h1gh Amencan offlc1al war. The strike capab1hty 1s m the form of sh1ps docked or anTh1s 1s Kissmger's se,.enth Sunday mght. bened1ctwn was g1ven by chored in Cuban waters rather than land bases, according to aboard Kissmger's plane sa1d sh uttle to Damasc us and the !lurson, speakmg directly to Va len e Johnson experts here. that Israel and Syna had fourth week of h1s lon gest the students, smd , "To be a The report, pubhshed m book form today by the Cen ter for bas1cally agreed on a buffer mtssJon abroad Baccalaureate servtees were Advanced International Studies at th e Umvers1ty of M1am1, sa1d zone between the two forces The h1gh official sa1d that he success ls our one great amblllOn . An angel of opporturuty held Sunday at 2 p m at the the SoVIet nuclear strength was considered by the Kremhn to and that the zone will va ry m hoped to complete the deta1Is of comes by and places keys m h1 gh school. deter U. S. interventiOn m the Car~bbean Island. The studv 1s w1dth from two to s1x k1lome· the agreement th1s week, but 1n our hand One mav be for '11le mvocat10n was g1ven b) authored by Prof. Foy D. Kohler, former US. ambassador to ters (1.2 and 3.6 mlles) any case 11 was the last he wor ldly amb1t1on: selfi sh Della Cross, the ch01r swgmg, The officoal said K1ssmger could spend m the area at th1s Msocow; Prof. MoseL Harvey, director of the center, and Dr. pleasure or maten al wealth\' " "The Exodus Song " The expected to get from Sy nan ttme. Leon Goure, director of Soviet studies at the center . Th ese are not the keys to spea ker, the Rev Stc1e Pres1dent Hafez Assad the Already a whole week of success ' ' W1lson, was mtroduced by PARIS - VALERY GISCARD d'ESTAING wmner of fmal agreement on a cease-fire appomtments have been ca n"'The only key to real success Handall Warner and Roma France's closest presidential election, moved quicluy today to line wh1ch both Israel and celled m Washmgton o s the key to sublun1 ty to Nease gave the bened1ct10n put together a "new era" government to face challenges by a Syn a ha ve provisiOnally acKlssmger may leave two hwnanendeavor," Burson satd, Semors graduatmg were powerful left that nearly defeated him. The 48-year-old con- cepted. h1gh US off1C1als behmd when m concluston Ronald Abies. Rodney Allen. Kissinger 's talks w1th Preso- he shuttles back to Israel servative called meetmgs w1th h1s pohtical supporters this Ltnda Al ley Cherri Ba ss, Mary The Valedictory Add ress was m?rnmg after defeatmg Commun1st-backed Soc1ahst Francois dent Hafez Assad started over tomght, to work or. techmcal Btggs, Mtchea l Cod ner , Glenn g1ven by Robert Sayre and Col a workmg lun ch at the detmls \Hih the Synans l•ns, Jr, Mar y Congo, Della Mitterrand by a tmy, I 4 per cent margm. Salutatory address by Davod Cross, Nancy Crow, Debra . ~tterrand and h1s backers vowed, however, to keep on pres1dent1al palace at 2 p m ( 7 The agreement os modelled Cund tff , Charles Curfman , ThClss The speaker was mfightmg to end conservative rule m France desp1te the defeat of am EDT) on the troop disengagement Thomas Durs t. Wendell Ervtn , the left's most serious bid for power The cease-f1re !me is the key agreement between israel and troduced by Brenda Hayes, Jtmmt e Evans II. Trina class pres1dent. Ferr e l l , Randa l Forbes, "Our combat Will continue," Mitterrand 57 said after 1ssue, and there also has been Egypl, but IS more comPresentatiOn of the class was Cynth ta Gooch, Paul Harrt s II, ~day ni~ht's ~unoff election loss. "Our VICto;y ,s'ineYltable." agreement on prmc1ple as well p!Jcated because of the narrow made by Bobby Ord, (Continued on page 8) G1scard d Estamg, the youngest French president of the 20th on a thinnmg out of forces, a w1dth of the terntory 1n Century, vowed Sunday mght to carry out to "the last iota" his buffer zone, a role lor the companson w1th th e broad campa1gn prom1ses of sweeping economic and soc1al reforms. Umted Natwns and an ex- Sma1desert and the fact that 1t change of war prisoners IS populated The h1gh Amen can off1cial As m the Egypt13n q..EVE;LAND - WITH FUEL OIL FOR SHIPS coshng more said today w1ll be the first day agreement, the Umted States os and more, the shipbuilding industry may look closelv at the KiJsmger and Assad will sit expected to g1ve certain assurfeasibility of building nuclear-fueled merchant sh1ps industry down and work out the con- ances that the two s1des do not Week Magazine reported today. ' crete deta!ls and there could want to g1ve to each other ~ker-COll, the type used for ship fuel, costs more than $9 a still be many snags. directly As 1n the Egyptian l barrel m New York, while aU. S. Mar~ tune Admmlstrahon study The toughest 1ssues, he sa1d, agreement also, the Umted shows nuclear-fueled sh1ps are competitive w1th oil-fueled sh1ps .. when the,price IS only $3.50 per barrel, the report sa1d. At least wlll be the lmutatwn of forces States may prov1de high , two New York forms, Seres Shipping, Inc., and Energy Corp of on both s1des of the cease-f1re al htude reconn01ssance to m•. Am~rica, are convinced that nuclear sh1ps can be more line and the narrow buffer sure that Its provisiOns are bemg ea rned out - profitable than fossil-fueled vessels, accordmg to the magazme. zone . ~:T;;R;f;j~"""K'wants wrap up Sl.g' ned 62 graduate at Southern' High ' Seniors told to he problem solvers , "The answers to the • problems of the world today -> are gomg to be solved b ; people Uke you " John Hauc: • executive di~ector of the' · Buckeye Associallon of School Administrators, told 52 seniors of Eaetem High School Sunday night in commencement •: exercises. " ' In a ~h which Jacked the ~ traditional "five steps to . success and happiness "' and .. • , the traditional humor of commencement speakers Hauck said he looks upon th~ happy night of commencement .. as a time to look back at the . ·· past, study the present and probe the future. Of the past, Hauck asked '.' graduates to look back upon pe!lllle who had enriched lives and had,encouraged Living Room Suites · Tables • .Lamps- Pictures . Mirrors . Dinette Sets · Bedroom Suites • ~hairs • Bed Springs and Mattresses . Kimball Pianos - Gun Cabinets • Desks • Record Cabinets . Book · Cases · Wall . Clocks • Cuckoo Clocks . I Stop in look around - sa~e now. ,. ELBERFELD$ IN ·.POMEROY _~'7•··~--~-~---~,---..•••-,.;...,_ I \ .. ' 1- I II \ ·:·!he :;:their I ___~--------...;~i--•J • \ > . I .. , •• • \ ' , ... ~.-."': ..... '"·~ .J..,. I . them e1ther in 1 or in ,;-more sub~::~Ya~~~h th ul . f ey co d ~ot rea hze, perhaps, thor yeatrs tho come . He urged mk about their em o f r am1 oes - the problems famihes had shared through · th f h . e years o sc oolmg - and d . ::.a:omtments they have , ~s to the future, Hauck_ sa1d, VIsed to w1thdraw her from t ese are ex traordmary times. " However, he admitted that graduates or' 25 years ago b bl t Id h pro a Y were o t e same thmg " P · bl ro ems must be faced Some of 11 b 1 d you w1 e ea ers and some followers. You w1ll have 8 .. ~ to relate to those ,fn pubhc a~d ::," "o"y than~, you' to them office. People hke you ·can S ky ur Gofod, he advised. make Watergate Impossible m pea mg the present th f tur " h d d H k d . • eu u e, th e a v1se auc sal some of graduates d t should b ha bee rgong e gra ua es to had tak e 11 i:t ause they become motivated Sch en a Eas~rn High nfobvated to set goa ls and to h ooldl habed todoffer whole others plan effectively to reach them s ou sa because they had H k d h not. auc c1te t e ac"H the comphshme nts of Bobby owever' beauty of It Kennedy B be R th La all Is that ou ·u • a u • ur1e second cha~ce wl be given a Lea !Shaffer, who became M1ss to further our as you go ~~rth Amerwa after three attempts commept.J; educatwn, he '" state I compebtlo~; Lucolle · •, Ball, whose mother was ad- i , school as early as the second grade, and others as examples of w~at can be gamed through motivatiOn . Princ1pal Charles Swogger mtroduced the top lO students of the graduatmg class Jn the order prese nted, Steve Ray Goebel, va led1cton an; Chryll K1mes, sa lutatonan. Sheila Jane Sampson, Nancy Jean M1ller, Steve Edward Follrod, Paula Sue Hauber, Steven M1chael Anderson, Patnc1a Jeannme Grossmckle Ins Lynn P1gott, and Timothy Alan Baum T~e h1gh school band , d!reeted by Char les Will played the processoonal " Pomp and Carcumstance' ' and 1 the recessiO na l 'j Fanfare and !'Continued on page 81 .,, .t; .. ~ . ' STEVE GOEBEL, son of Mr and Mrs. Fptz Goebel Rt 1 Reedsville, was named valedictonan and Chryll Kimes; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kunes, Reedsville Route 1: I was named salutaton an Sunday mght when commencement was held for the 52 semors of Eastern High School. They were presented trophies dunng the ceremomos bv Prmcipal Charles Swogger • I I \ > I ) ' ' Deb bw PteJCe , lng1Hl Hdw ley ChJt st Jn e B<ul e't M<:1rv Krawsc zyn ConntL' Garnt:s Dltlna Cicl l se)r Hox 1c Pa tll' J s011, .Judj Snowdrn, Mcl~m1 e Burt B<trb An th on) Sand~ Huschel, Tina N H;! fl Sum a Ohltn ge r Peggy 0 B11en , .~;ld .J,m Holter In handv.td e l<lmpetJ IJOn , DlallH CC:J rsc y was sCll'dcd as lhc most unp roved mu s t ~.:tCJ I J .JU NIOHS - V1ckv B1 aue1 Ctnd y C:ar nc s, ·M <.~ r ce ll ,~ Ohlmger SOPHOMORES ~ !do~ Hrende~ Bolin , flrt ~l r CasCl Duffy: f:s the1 l..uwci} . Tert 0\\ l'ns. Ma r) Hu sc hel. Cr1 st,d Glaze. Ci nd y Glaze. V1ck1 Man ley , Ed1e Woodmd Faye fhebel, Scotl Frase t , l ..J m t HoHm<m. Cher vl Lchev., Kun Oh lt11 gcr, 1Conttnued on p,1gf' 0) F'our perso ns were an ested followmg a ratd 111 ~(..'al ch of illegal drugs F"nday aft ernoon by She11ff Robe1t Hartenbach, depu tw s ful y Manley, and Mannmg Housh, ChiC! of Poli te .J .J C:emeans of Middleport, and deputlos hom Ath ens and G,li ha County Shen ff's Departments, and offa:crs from the Atl1ens Pollee Dept and fede1 al narcotiCs agents '01e rmd was made m Cl house located on eounty 1oad 10 ne<-~r Dexter occuplCd by R1 chard J Carusona, Langsville Others apprehended and cha1 ged we1 e Ralph Wcslc) Ml'lster. 26, Rt I, Dextc1; Char les Le e Hampton, 35, and !1obe1t Paul Dean. 20, buth of Fort Worth, Texas Warrants we1·e ossue<l by Berna~ d V Fultz, Me1gs County Prosecutmg Alt orney , and CoWlty Court Jud ge Fzank W Po1 ter to Shenff Ha1tcnbach to search the Ca1 usona house The men were arrested on charges of possesSJOII 0 1 huvm g control an hallucmogen and a second cuunt of possessm g s.J me !01 sale under SectiOn :1719-44of the Oh10 Revosed Code Bond was set at $5~000 each by Judge Port er and then he.umg set for Fr1day The fom ar e lodged m Me1gs County Jml Last Fnday ot was d1sclosed that federal narcot1cs agents on th e mght of May 14 and the mo1mng of the 15th , took onto custody ~ober t Alexander and Bmry W~rthlm, Albany, and took then1 to • •dnkhn County Jd ll lO be tried on the Umted States Cum t fUI vw latwn of the drug law As a result of th e arrest of the men , SI1enff Hobert C Ji,Jrtenbach, and Deputy Sh~ r1 ff Manning Roush, Galha County Dep uties, and Athens County Deput1es and the fede1 ul agents ra1ded a home occup1ed by W1rthhn aml confiscated scales apparently used to weogh dr'l!ls and mariJuana TI IC) ,dso recovered capsules, mariJuana, baggtes and p1pes Also arrested were Martm Guy Wagner, 21!, Coral Spn1.gs, F1a , and Rex Alan Shalt cr. 21, Rt "1, Albany. Shatter and Wagner were arrested under Oh10 Rev1sed Code Sectwn 3719 41 , wh1ch reads, d1d w1th the mtent produce, possess, m have under cOntrol , hallucinatiOns or tlluswns. Wagner and Shalter were taken mto custody and clwr gcd by Sheriff Hartenbach, and were tned m County Com t ilia ) 15 by Judge Frank W Porter, Jr Both men pleaded gUilty to the cha rge and I'CI e fm ed $100 and costs each and placed on sox months probatiOn Also , on May 10, charges of possesswn and selling drugs were lodged aga inst three persons followmg a ra1d 111Ursday mght lll Addison Twp . Booked at the Gallia County J3ll wc1 e Jerry Young, 22, Add1son ; h1s w1fe, Susan illar1e Young, 18, Add t.son, and James W Price, 22, Rt. J, O!eshtre /\cc01dm v to Deputy Ken Deckard l' ho led the ra1d, .an undetermmed wnu ~nt of marijuana, p1pes and other harder drugs were conflsca ted FBI concludes army has 3 left LOS ANGELES (UPJ) - refused to comme nt fu rther on And then there were three the case The FBI 1s co nvm ced that the The FB I, 1n announ ctng Symb oonese Liberatwn Army's Sunday that charges were back has been broken, and the bemg brought agamst M1ss terronst gang has bee n Hear st as a Wlllmg member of reduced to thr ee fug1t1ves man th e gang, who allegedly flre<l a increasmgly t1ght spot--one of mach me gWlm a robbery, said them the he1ress who was the that the force of more th an 100 SLA's most spectacular VIC· agents aSS16'11ed to trnck her t1m down here wa s bemg The hunt for the kidnapers of augmented by an unst>eclfled PC1tnc1a Hearst has narrowed number of add1honal ''gents to a search for W1lham and Miss Hearst and the Harnses Em1ly Harns, former student are believed st1ll to be m th e rad1 cals from the Un1vers1ty of Los Angeles area, sa1d Wilham lndoana, and Mo ss Hearst A Sulh van, assista nt f"BI herself director and head of th e Los Th e three, knowr to be ~ Angeles off1ce traveling together m the Los They are beheved to be short Angeles area, m1ssed the battle of money he Sald, and 1ssued m wh1ch most of the rest of the deta oled dc scrJptwns w1th • n SLA died Fr1day on a hall of appea l to Los AngJi~s bullets from pollee and the FBI reiadents to call the FBI w1th and a fu e that destroyed the1r any s1ghtmgs h1dcc ~t h?use The FBI 1s basmg 1ts acPoloce Issued an all pomts eusahon agamst M1ss Hea rst bulletm today for three sus- mmnly on the report of an 18pects hsted as " armed and year-old h1gh school stud ent dangerous and poss1bly con· Tom Mathews, that she and th~ nected With the SLA,"' after a Harroses commandeered Ins landlady m the Hollywood area van and abducted hm1 for 12 told pohce a white woman w1th bours last Thursday He sa1d a gun and two black men of- he saw her loading a subfered .~er "a few hundred machme gun m the van . and dollars for a room. The that she boasted to hll"fl of l"Jldlady sa od when she , told having wollmgly taken part '" them she had no vacancy one of the H1berma Bank robbery m the men became angry and San Francisco, and of havmg slashed her dress. She was not opened fire from the van on a InJured. sportmg goods store that day to The landlady deserobed the force a clerk to relense Harns, woman as bemg f>-feet-0 mches who was caught shophftmg. tall , w1th blonde ha1r and blue eyes and said she had a sawed off shotgun concealed under her Jacket Sunny and m1ld today. H1ghs An FBI description of M1ss m \he 70s to low 80s exlreme Hearst described the 26-year- south except in the upper 60s old as f>-feet.J mches tall, Wll~ close to Lake Ene. Fair tonight hght brOW!) !)air and brown lows in the 50s Tuesday partly eyes. ,... cloudy and warmer. Highs '" Pollee and FBI agenfs the low to mid 1105. Weather , I Columbus B.t nd smen honored wtth ~mnu a l <HHII ds \\Cre scnwrs Cl1a1les , Barb Fultz, Debllle Mcl.,ughlm, Sharon B1ng, Ten Bumgardner, Ca 1ol Lew1s, Teze!:ia Burchetl, Pdru Not· ttngham, Barb Prtte , Dfbh1c Pridd y, .Joy Wh1 te Ann Colwell H1ck Couch, Patty Da~<t illa1tha McNeal , Ch r1s Mtller , Knn Bruwnmg, Lms Fra ser , Ocnc Mo ure, Ken Hoffm <.tn . Hedc mlh nl ev ms, , Babs Wt tte, Jo)ce HutdlJ son, I .1 nrla Gerard , Jcnni Clwpman Jud) u,, en dnd Phil Four taken in drug raid Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Ma.mn Area VOL. XXVI tdtc nd Jn g ~ u m rnt• r mu su.: (':lrnps Will be Mc11 t: I ultz <:1 nd Ktm .Jones Fultz will uttcruJ the Inlt"liuch ~,;n :\1usa: Fc s t t v~d .tt Inler! o(' hen M1e:h dnd Mtss .Jones v..tll go to the CCJ plte~l U nJ\Cf Si t j MU Sil c~ mp Ill \• ' .. I • I �fl Da 1) &ntu Tl D 1! &nlln• Mlddltpm t [·'"'"'"'"' Middleport Pm 1 1o) 0 Monda) M ) l W 4 OU 'insanities' chase Sowle ATHENS Ohio (UPt) --Ohio Uruvers1ty Pres1de~t Claude R Sowle after more than a week of disturbances and student protests handed m his res1gna lion Sunday because ol what he called msane cond1t1ons and senseless acts Aschool spokesman sa1d the res1gnatwn would become ellecuve th1s sununer Two n ghts or r ot ng May 11 and 12 resulted n 38 arrests several sludent and pollee InJUries looted shops and smashed wmdows m the cam pus area A rock and bottle throWing confrontatiOn May 11 between about 200 )oulhs mostly OU Hush money tape replaying today WASHINGTON UP!) The House Judiciary Committee and a federal court get down to speCifics th1s week m trymg to mterpret whether Pres dent Ntxon meant to authonze payment of hush money to Watergate defendants and the burglary of Dame! Ellsberg s psychiatrist In additiOn N1xon s role m Wolfpen News, Notes i Mr and Mrs Clinton Gilkey of Albany were Sunday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Lmcoln Russell Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp Ka1l Kevm and Charles were Sunday dmner guests of Mr Lena Knapp of Langsville Mr and Mrs Donald Russell of Akron Mr and Mrs Ronald Russell and children of Fort Mead Md and Mr and Mrs Stephen Haggy and daughter of Pomeroy were weekend VISitors of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell Peggy Murphy spent a mght recently w1th Mr and Mrs John Downs of Middleport Mr and.Mrs Jack Elam B11l and Carolyn spent a weekend With his brother Mr and Mrs Bill Fouch and family of Huntington Mr and Mrs Lovell Blake of Charles ton Mrs Okey Bur dellA! of Davidson N C and daughter Becky and grandson "ere Tuesday callers of Mrs Charley Smith Jan Knapp Ida Murphy and Peggy Mr and Mrs Lovell Blake of Charleston Mrs Okey Bur delle of North Carolma and daughlA!r Becky and grandson were Tuesday afternoon VISitors of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson and Otto Johnson and Mrs Howard Thoma Mr and Mrs Robert Reed of Hemlock Grove and Mrs Lena Knapp were saturday evenmg VISitors of Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp Ka1l Kevm and Charles Mrs Clinton G1lkey of Albany was Tuesday VISitor of Mr and Mrs Uncoln Russell Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson were Mrs J R Murphy John Carmel and Barbara Mr and Mrs John Downs of Mid dleport Mr and Mrs Roher! Murphy and Debbie ol M1d dleport Mr and Mrs Howard Thoma were supper guests Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson were Fnday evemng v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs Howard Russell and Mr and Mrs Earl Russell Mr and Mrs Harley T Johnson were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Larry Barr and fam1ly of Rutland Mr and Mrs W A Elam were recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs Wayne Johnston of Kentucky and other relatives an mcrease n m1lk pr1ce supports allegedly m ex change for hefty campaign contributions comes up agam m a new complamt flied by a lawyer for consumer advocate Ralph Nader The Impeachment panel Tuesday will hsten to the tape recording of the cruc1al March 21 1973 conversation between N xon and John W Dean III h1s former counsel and now ch ef accuser students and pollee left o e pol ceman w th a broken nose and Il stu le ts nJured \nother rock and bottle throwing melee lasted about three hours May 12 when a crowd forn ed n the downtown area after Athens Pollee Ch1ef Ted Jones ordered bars closed at m1dn1ghl Black Students Protest Last Tut'Sday Sowle was con fronted by a group of black st uden ts protestmg among other things alleged lack of m nor ty onented en terta mment and academic programmmg The meetmg between Sowle and the black students broke up when the students refused to hsten to Sowle s responses to their questions sa1d the OU spor.e;)man Sowle later sa1d at h1s weekly news conference that he had been shoved and pushed as he left the meetmg Sowle sa1d the mc1dent was the fll"st m the f1ve v rs IS pr Sldenl m "h ch he €"ffo .s of so n em) an be h d exper en ed such phy 1cal nulhf ed by U e senseless acts abuse or so few Rcprescntat ves of the black Notice of h s res gnat on was student group Wednesda~ pre served by Sow e to the cha1r Se led Sowle W lh a bst or S X nan of tt OU Board of I us demands Thursday Sowle was tees Will am R Mor s Board g ven a hst of 51 demands from members said they were aware a coallt on of campus groups of the deplorable events of wh1ch set a 24-hour dead! ne for last week and sup r orted compliance Sowle s hand! ng of I e events 111e student demands m Ills shockmg that n a un eluded res1gnat on of top school vers1ty part cularly such a adm n strators reduced fees strong and talented person can and a democratically elected be dr ven to the pomt tha he Board of Regents feels compelled to res gn The mmdless destructive sa d Taylor Culbert OU events of the past week have execut ve v ce pres dent co v need me that I should no Those of us who worked longer ask myself and my w1th h1m (Sowle) closely hav e family tp serve the uruvers ty been wondermg for a ong t1me tmder such tnsane l'Ond tons how he takes t srud Edward Penson OU v ce pres dent for Sowle srud Fragile InstitutiOns academ c ser ces We I ad no Unlvers1t1es are among the way of knowmg that the pres most fragile mslltutlons n our sures were affect ng hun and soc1ety srud Sowle It 1s his family to such a degree unfortuante that 1n such a set hecause he seemed so able to tiilg the dedicated selfless cope we~ght, • • more wmnmgs IS her goal JoAnne G ner: s g <i s rr to l sl e CC:l n weC:l as ze 12 d ess - d wn o s n ore go r - 7l 3 SHOT Def a nee - t u F nd ay - was a m JOr f c o Su day S PUT 46 8 2 1 2 DISCUS Van Cedarv le 143 2 "l"nr'" TRIPLE JUMP - ' B uf n .42 83 01 880 YARD RUN lhe obus s ) b o de feels tl e ext a sla na ga ned fr om shedd ng n o e e It o to ~ f st tou nm en Nat onal Leag ue LONG JUMP - amenl<> than 20 pound s his ye .. Ma or Leagues a nd ngs By Un led P ess In e na on a m Thursday Fmals are 7 45 m Saturday JAVLIN Baker I OUISVII I E Ky UPI keep o ng "c gh Standings Brown, Finch wins in district three vears hal vii Ms G rne charg ng San I a Sp v sl oo mg a bogey o the f l extra I ole of a s dden~ eo I playoff to cl m l e $5 000 f sl pr zc n e I PGA Bluegrass !nv1lal ona a H nl g C1eek Co nlry Clu b M ss Spuz1cl I ad d saslrous doub e boge) afle tie two pla)ers had led at four unde pa ~15 lh o gh o4 holes of regulat101 play R o Grande 56 7 INTE RME DIAT E ..• ,,~; ,;, ;;. DLES M tchel '· 544 220 YARD R o G ande 440 YARD ay 42 9 440 DASH 22 RELAY- FIND YARD DASH - Green Ceda e- 49 4 oo YARD DASH Brown R o G ande 0I MILE RUN F nch G ande 4 7 HIGH JUMP De ance Comer 6 4 POLE VAULT Kaczor F ndlay 13 o 20 HIGH HURDLES Odom Ceda v I e 15 3 MILE RELAY- Cedarv 3 2 2 THREE MILE Gu ndon l1 RUN W m ngtoA 4 40 Indiana golfers win Big 10 title $1 Mlllion Discussed It was at that meetmg ac co•dmg to edited Wh1te House transcripts that N1xon discussed rrusmg $1 m1ll10n to pay of! Watergate burglar E Howard Hunt A few hours later accordmg to a grand Jury Hunt received $75 000 The Wh1te House has sa1d the conversahon was open to different mterpretallons and N1xon really was dtscussmg only the possibility of buymg Hunt s silence The While House says It knows nothmg of the payment U S Distnct Court Judge Gerhard A Gesell who already has mdicaled NIXOn s natiOnal secur1ty powers might Include the authority to order burglaries hears oral arguments startmg today on motions to d1sm1ss conspiracy charges agamst s1x men who allegedly broke mto the office ol Dr Lewis F1eldmg Ellsberg s psychiatrist Oiarles W Colson a former NIXOn counsel has told the court nahonal secunty considerations were of concern to the defendants at the time of the Fielding break m He quoted Ntxon as telling him several tunes m June and July 1971 m effect I don t gtve a damn how 11 ts done do whatever has to be done to stop these leaks Ry I 1 1 e I Press lJ tcrnattonal II d a s 1c essf ully defende I s B g Tc1 outdoor SCHOOL PATROL VISITS CAMDEN PARK -SIX patrol boys from Mason Grade School spent a day recently at Camden Park w1th Police Chief John Harrah to part1c1pa te m the annual Safety Patrol Day Included m the tnp from Mason were Billy We1ss Todd Kitchen Grant Hysell Scott Barmtz Bodle DaVIs and Scott Accordmg to Chief Harrah the safety patrol was go on the tr p by pay ng the1r own dues The town of Mason pa d for the tr p to Hun tmglon Before gomg to Camden Park the group stopped a the Tn State Airport Gallia teachers ask reinstatement when possible of 5 fired members The Gallia County Local Board of Educatwn saturday rcce1ved a request from the Gallia County Local Teachers Assn that f1ve SouthweslA!rn teachers diSmissed Apnl 24 be cons1dered by the board for positions whtch they are qualified at Southwestern as soon as possible The request further stated Unless those former teachers who are now m litlgat on would rece1ve a ruling from the AppellalA! Court that they be remstated to their ongmal positions If such rulmg would occur we (the GCLTA) urge that these teachers currently teaching at SouthweslA!rn be absorbed mto the varwus vacancies as they occur lor wh1ch they are certified The board told William Bahr president of the GCLTA that no action w1ll he taken until the IA!acbers su1t ts settled A fmal dec1s10n 1s expected to be ~1ven by the Fourth Disli'ICI Court of Appeals some time this week The board approved ts policy for children begmmng the first grade A child must be s1x years of age between Sept JO and Jan I m order to enter the f1rst grade RalA!s lor the Kyger Creek swunmmg pool were set as follows Family ratA! $18 plus $2 for each child adult season No Contradictions Watergate Spec13l Prosecutor Leon Jaworski said Fr1day however that while cla1mmg natiOnal secunty not one of the defendants has attempted to contradict the President s assertion that he had no prior knowledge of the break m In a Jetter calling President Nixon head of a conspiracy to rwse m1lk pr1ce supports m return for campa1gn contr1bu lions a Ralph Nader lawyer has demanded that the govern ment find out the cost to the taxpayer Wr~tmg to federal prosecutor Earl J Silbert Sunday Nader lawyer William 0 Do brow asked that the government hegm a diligent mqwry and file a Civil smt to fmd out and recover how much money the 1971 mcrease In m1lk supports cost the taxpayers He srud N1xon appeared to have headed a conspiracy to defraud the government by the alleged deal pass $14 ch1ldren season pass $10 adult datly rate 75 ce nts and ch ldren dally rate 35 cents Children under f1ve years ol age must be accompan ed by an adult The Gallia Meigs Com mumty Action program was granlA!d perm1sswn to hold Head Start at four buildmgs m the d1str1ct Teac hers employed were Uoyd L Myers pr nc1pal at Southwestern for four years Tom Pope vocational agncultural nstructor at Hannan Trace lor !1ve years and Sue Ruff Centerville teacher for five years Non teachmg personnel employed were Conhnumg contracts Frank Brumf eld and Phyll s Mulholand bus dr~vers Fred Fellure Garrett Fellure and Flora HIvely Jamtors and Jewell Gay Saunders and Carolyn Ross11A!r secretanes G1ven two year pacts were bus dnvers Margaret Adkms Robert Hednck John A Bryant Clyde Donahue Mildred Donahue Sharon Ferrell Mary George and Avelene McComas Cooks S!llly Icard Margaret E Corn well J1emce Newberry and Eliza beth M1 tchell Hired for one year were sccretanes Brenda Jenkms Conme W1se and Carma DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB Questions after bypass surgery By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB I was shocked and depressed alter readmg your column on bypass surgery It 1s a year-and-a-half since nny husband had bypass surgery The doctors wa11A!d six months before they operated He was slowly dymg Tll o of h1s artenes were 95 pet blocked He seems to he domg fine He IS not allowed to work any more He was a bus driver He also has diabetes He JUS! has to stay on a diet for diaheles Would you please send me some mformation on what my husband 1s allowed to do m other words what hvlng pat tern should he really follow• Would you advise moVIng to •1or1da • We are thinking of ' moving to Florida He always Uked col(! weather but since Less the operation he can t seem to take the cold H1s dictors JUSI don I tell us enough They told my husband I ask too many questwns To me you should not have to ask quesllons They should tell you more DEAR READER Many pabents do very well aflA!r bypass surgery for treatment of blocked artenes to the heart The fact that your husband has done well lor a year and a half indicates that he may be one of them It IS often w1se to do such surgery when a pat1en t has two maJOr arter~es to the heart blocked After all there are only three mam artenes to the heart (and two of these are branches of one mam artery) To answer your question about your husband movmg to Flonda 11 ls really a matlA!r of where you would like to live The unportant considerations should mclude the availability of good medical support LIVIng patterns after a coronary artery bypass should be the ones used before heart problems occur elimmalion of cigarette smokmg we1ght control a diet mOderately low in fat restrtcted m saturated fats (chiefly fats from anunal products and dairy products) With about a th1rd of the fats from polyunsaturated sources such as corn otl saffiower ml vegetable mls (but not coconut ml) and products made w1th these Walch out for the statement vegetable ml as th1s often means coconut oil wh1ch 1s a saturated fat The hlgh-choleslA!rol foods should he lim1ted Exercise has ~ be m diVIdual zed Individuals who have had bypass .surgery should lim1t the1r physical activ1ty to walking and less strenuous types of actlv1bes I would not favor Joggmg runmng competlllve sports or lilting actlv1tles except n those well recovered cases where the doctor has specifiCally told the patient 11 1s allowed It ts a good tdea lor anyone w1th known heart d1sease to stay away from occupal ons such as bus dnvtng The d1sease 1s just too un predictable and the respon s bllltles for the passengers too great to take those r1sks Lastly I would hke to em phas1ze aga1n that your husband has already passed a lot of the dangers m the procedure W1lh a good program to prevent progressiOn of heart disease he has a much better outlook than he appeared to have without surgery Bnggs and John Scott a Jamtor at Kyger Creek Subslltute bus dners em ployed for one year "ere Peggy Hedr ck Betty W se Willard Sheets Conme Johnson Herman Sprague Ann S!lylers Ed Marhn Mary Cox Bill Marks J Robert Evans Etta J oe Halfh II Ronald R Sargent Linda Freeman Roy Gardner Donna M1sner Robert Powell Jean A Smith Odella Taylor Fred Taylor Theresa Jarre ll Barbara Bryant Clara June Day Thomas Pope and David Carter Subslltule cooks and Jamtors g ven one year contracts were Joyce Call Dorothy Beaver Beulah Boster Gladys Payne Jud th VanSickle Carol Buck W lma Pauley Slid e Roberts Helen Tyler Joan E1leen Yost and Julia W1semandle T1tle I and ADC personnel g ven one year contracts were Sharon Petrie Dorothy Hall Mary Ann Campbell Barbara Montgomery La vanna Hammond L I e M Mu ay Lu da Fern Dee! Co nn e E ans She r L WI y a d V rg m D S out I he board ern n led conh acts of Ka hlee M I e a bus dnver and Law a Dan els a cook In othe matters the board setcoachmg sal a 1es at $900 fo head basketball and football ass slants n both $500 JUOIOI h1gh coaches $300 l ock ond baseball $300 - Places all band d re to s on 11 n onths and a II b a 1ans on 10 1 onths Appo nted F ank A Cremean s Ass t Supe 1n lendent as T1tle I coordmator ~ Appmnle I Mrs Ruth George as ADC coordlnato - Approved a pmna y EMR umt for Ches re Kyge Elemental l - Approved the 1974 sci ool calendar - Adop ed a pol cy regar d ng students Ch ldren v I atlA!nd sc hools n the a e s n vh ch they reside for Colonial crown $11 750 Le e Trev no Call pol s Steve Blo"ers slut a 315 !01 ll e OSU !3 1cl eyes m Sat rda) s B g to go lf matcl hun ]IOn s! ps at Au Arbo M ct Fr Ia) nd Sa u day to ake s seco I sll a gl t chan p o sl p Ho s e golfe s also took Socwl Notes I e scco d slro ght ti e I) e) ook an 18-s oke f sl da) lead Fr day then plaJ ed even Sunday School allA!ndance on 11 Oh o Stale Sa Ulday for a May 12 was 55 and the offer ng 72-1 ole total of 1 471 to the $26 91 Buckel es I 499 1n the Io va A sho t Mothers Day C ly Io a to ~rn a ent program and tnbute to M ch ga1 took a l but one Mothers was g1ven at the close match Sunday m 11 nn ng ts of the Sunday School hour seventh strmght tenn s l tie at Twenty mothers were honored Mad son W s and presented potted pelumas 11 1ana scored p011ts n 15 of Worship serv1ces were held the 18 events n the track meet at 11 w1th the Rev Meece 1acki g up o ha l v ce the readmg from I Samuel as a sco r ng total of unnerup tr1bute to Mother and Romans M cl g fhe Ho os ers H 7 !oF h1s sermon subJect f shed w lh 150 pon ts She s Just A Mother clos ng co• pa ed w th M cl ga n s 64 t1 a poem by that IItle W scons 1 look II 1d w1tl 62 '.! Appropnate music was used M ch gan four t1 v1th 61 and for the serv ce AllA!ndance for nh 0 s f fll v th 56 pomls th is serv ce was 28 Offermg Ir d1ana s De m s Adams von was $17 25 and pledges $18 00 the h gh Jump n a record leap The Un ted MethodiSt of 7 fee t 2 'I< mches teanunate Women Will hold the1r regular P 1 Stat e \\on the 120 ym d meet ng on Tuesday evemng I u dies 1ommy Hogan cap- May 21 at 8 p m at the home tured he tnple J 101p and the of Helen Woode With Florence Hoos e s also got f rsts from Spencer leadmg the program lhe1r m1le-relay team and Pat Everyone welcome Ma de a m lhe s x mile un All the children and families The l c also gave Jndim a of Clara Follrod and Nma ls seco d st a gl t B1g Ten Robmson VISited them at some triple c o vn t h s now won t me d urmg the day on the cross-coo lr) and mdoo1 Mothers Day and o \door track t les n eacl An 1a Thompson and Harley of the ast t vo vears S dwell of F ros t recently Ind1ana s supe1 o balance v s1led Bess e Kapple and Kate also gave 11 another goll t tie and Fred Honacher for a b1rth Rob Jackson a freshn an vho da> suppe1 Mrs Thompson heJd \he f I Sl day lead and also stayed w th her mother KeiiJ Hobe ts t ed for runne one day last week wh1le KalA! r p hon ors n tl e battle lor made a tnp to Pomeroy me lal st 72~ ole scores of Mrs Genevieve Guthne and 289 Mumesola s Jol n Harns Richard Yost spent Mothers who f shed tl rd n the Day w th the Delhert Yost tournan ent as a sophomore fam1ly at Sugar Grove an I second as a JUnior Mr and Mrs PelA! Parsons of returned to become B g Ten Hunt ngton W Va spent medalist as a sen or The Mothers Day w1th the1r son 1p center on the Gop! ers NCAA law and daughlA!r Mr and cl ampwn hockey team played Mrs Terry Swartz the last 36 holes n three under Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor par ru d came from three shots and fam ly of London Ohw beh nd to I n sh w th a 285 total In tenms M ch1gan over VISited l1s parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Taylor a short "h1le on Mothers Day Mr and Mrs Gerald Swartz The Dat~ Sentinel I and fam •ly of Manetta VISited DEVOTED TOniE h1s parents Mr and Mrs INTERF.STOF MEIGs.MASON ARE. Hobart Swartz on Mothers CIIESTF.RI TANNF_lln.L Day """ Ed ROBERTHOEFUDI The ch ldren of Mr and Mrs Cl :r Edl or Vere Swartz called on them Published dall) e:r.cep Sa wJ.y by The Oh o Va ley Publbhlng Company Mothers Day Court St Porp.erl))l Oh o 567~ Bualnesa lr s Carr and daughters Off ce Phone M-2 56 Edltoria Phone m VIS led her parents Mr and Secood clus postage pak!. a Pomerof Mrs Robert Wh11A! at Keno Oho Mother s Day Mrs WhilA! was Na ona adver 14 Dl ep esen at e 80 UneW-GaUaghe Inc J2:East tbl S taken to the Holzer Medical Nn York New York Center Sunday afternoon Sul»cr ptlQn rate~ Dell ered by ~er whe e a auab e 60 C'ents per week By where she was to undergo Motor Route where carrier JetYicr no surgery Monday mornmg availal;lle One montb S2.60 By mail m Oh o and W Va One Year $11 SiJ: Mr and Mrs James Wnght months 19 50 Tb ee month• 11 and Mandie moved hack mto El8ewhere $22 00 year siJ: montlul $ ~ their home here from Bi!IW!ill th tf montM 16 50 Sl.lb5cription 1=11] Inc udea $1nda y Timn&n me last week Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode and N na Robmson called to see that my motner gets some to help the r ght Indian the Chlford and Gregory Hayes homes wh1le on a shopping cau.ses to Mlddlepo Alfred Curl edges Nicklaus FORT WORTH Tex (UP!) When 11 comes to f nd ng people who have the r fondest w shes n ater1ahze a person needs go no farther than Rodney Dean Curl a short chunky Wmtu Indian who s now one of the hottest thmgs go ng on the professiOnal golf tour Curl 31 emerged as No I Sunday from the hest held the PGA could muster for 1ts f'!:."l designated tournament antf1n so domg held off the challenge of the man wbo makes most pros quake -Jack N1cklaus The 5 foot 5 Curl edged Nicklaus by a stroke to w n the Coloma! National Tournament and the $50 000 that went w1th t thus brmgmg to life a dream he had had the rught before Nicklaus was forced to roll m a 12 foot btrdie putt on the fmal hole JUSI to break a lie w1th Chuck Courtney for second place Ntcklaus w1th a fmal round 68 and a 72-hole total of three under par 277 won $28 500 while Courtney - who began the day two shots m front of the f1eld -captured th1rd place money of $17 750 w1th a 278 total The only other golfer to f1~1sh under par for the tour~ament "as Juhus Boros 54 a twotune Cha mpiOn over the tough course who closed w1th a 68 for a 279 score He pocketed lr c and g If l ties dur ng the wecke d a M ch g n omped to s sc n I sl a gh cm fer e e tenn s cro vn II i<u a g bbed f \C n ill v dua l lies a l se ll c 01 ly two 1 e l records n the 2-day ou oo r ck and f e d vhelmed the rest of the league w1th f1ve of s x ndiVlduallttles and wm ners m all three doubles brackets Victor An aya successfully defended h s No I smgles IItle w1th a 6-J 6 2 • n over Doug Sullivan of Ir dana The Wolves Freddy DeJesus took the No 2 smgles Er1c Fnedler No 3 Jeff Miller No 5 and Jerry Karzan No 6 Dhno1s Webb Haynes who heat MICh gan s Kevm S!lmch 6-4 7-6 totaketheNo 4smgles was the only non Wolverme m tl e champ onsh1p Circle I o c::u w1thm l"o shots of the lead before runnmg afo ul of t1 e !mal holes shot an even pru 280 and won $10 250 1 this second nchest tour 1a e1t played m 1974 I dreamed I "ould beat N cklaus by a st10ke sa d Curl who fired a two under 68 St nday to come from two strokes off tl e lead and llmsl w th a four under 276 over the exactmg Coloma! Country Club course To beat the best players m the world on one of the best golf courses well t s a happy leelmg he sa d My w1shes th1s year vere to w n $100 000 and to wm a golf tournament And I ve done both of those And I \\anted to qualify for the Masters too I ve done that The $50 000 Curl won boosted hun mlo fourth spot m the money w nnmgs this year With more than $104 000 He has f mshed n the top 10 SIX times and has two second place lm1shes as well as h1s w n Sunday Curl sa1d he had never been mvolved particularly w1th Indian causes leavmg that nstead to h s mother who he sa d was very act ve m the betterment of h1s Wntu tr be Now that I ve got some money he sa1d I am gmng "'tl " L'1Ju s a de Ph Mon ea 10 20 ph a p 556 6 g b 5 6 New Yo k Ch ago P , w 533 44 3 2 sbu gh 0 39 n We Js 5 w PC g b LosAnge es 28 a C n c nna 20 5 57 6 San F anc sco 22 9 53 A an a 20 20 soo B Hous on 20 n 6 9 San D ego 6 2 3 2 4 Saturdays Resu s Ph Ia 9 P Sb gh 2 New York 6 Mon ea o San F an San D ego 2 Los Ang S Lou s C nc A n a 0 3 nns Ch ago 2 Hous on 6 Sundays Resu Is Mon ea New Yo k Mon ea 5 New o k 0 Ph a 3 P Sb gh 2 P sbrgh 2 Ph a 5 Lou s 6 Ch cago 5 San F an 8 San D ego 2 SO ego 0 SF an 2 nns C nc Hous on A t ant a 4 Lo s Ang 2 Today s Probab e P tche s (A TmesEOT P ttsbugh Rooke 22 a To rez 3 3 Ph ade Ph a Ca on Mon r ea pm 8 OS 3 a S Lou s (Cu 1 s 2 4 8 30 p m Ct1 cago Hoo on 3 o New Yo k Pa ker 1 8 05 p m San D ego F e s eben 3 at Hous on Gr fl n 5 8 35 p m C nc nnal B ngham 5 2 a los Ange es ohn 5 0 30 pm On y games s hedu ed Tuesdays Gam es P l sb gh a Mn e.a n gh Ph a at S ou s n gh Chcgo a New Yo k. n gh San D ego a Hous n n gh C nc at Los Ang n gh A n a a San F an 2 w n gh .. 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The Me gs Sr Babe Hu h tea got off o a fly10 g sa l Sa u1 day sweep ng both ends of a doubleheader from Spen er m the n l al games of the 1974 season 11 1s s the f rst Me1gs Coun ty Babe Ruth team ever and accord ng to manager Woody Call Th s earn ll g ve he Me gs fans some real ex c tement th s season In Saturdays f rsl game Charle; Marshall paced the Me gs all<lck slamm ng a pa r of doub es o accoun fo at b \ INDIANAPOLIS UPJ The management of the In d1anapolis Motor Speedway was threaten ed w th legal action today for endmg the ra n plagued 500 m le t me lnals before all cars lined up at the track had a chance to qual fy A spokesman for teams "1th nonqual f ed cars sa d he would f le a class act on su t today unless the speedway and the \ he wo one Me gs runs sco g M ke Mag o ta l'ho had walked before each wo-bag~er Jeff McK nney ven the d stance for Me gs stnk ng ou t 14 and walk ng on ly three "h le m ng Spencer o us t wo hl s a s nglc m the fourth and another n the s1xlh Sl tier "as the sl<lrte and the n gh JU nped 1 a Meg ca l the c r fell"astle l<lre r"o n I se r ep ced bv Ho ler f s two nn n~ n I h II on n he h d a d M llc n ll e I e clos n~ frames to wnpl four h 4 F rsiGamc 000 000 0-0 2 Me gs aga n w s m f d to Spen er lhrel h1l w lh M s a! M gs 100 010 x- 2 3 slamm ng h s lh d double of S ut er I P nd n I r the day an l McK ney an l McK nne) WP and Mank n In Mank n e ch contr b s nglc T1m Cund If ven ng a lh d stance for Me gs fann ng n ne and ""alk ng one wh le hod ng Spencer to f ur l1ts and four run s all unearned oser fo Spence • In U S Auto Club USA C re opened the t me tr1als so at least s x mach nes could get a chance to b ak mto the 33-car 1neup for Sundays m II on dollar race Entrants of nonqual f ed cars "ere g ven unlll I p n EDT to subm l a pel lion to USAC s gned by entrants of 3.1 cars now n the I eld and two alternates saymg lhev agree to reopen ng the track lor qual II ca11ons If they are successful Cl1 ef Steward Tom B nford sad he "ould recons der extendmg the t1me tr als Ult mately the dec s on to extend lm e lr als rests With he speedway Bmlord sa d I s their track Son e car owne s espec all) hose "'th the slo"est ca rs m the I eld sa d flatly they would no s gn beca use they wou ld sk havmg the r cars bum PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Kate Sm th Bern e Parent and home 1ce "ere great advan tages but the Ph Jadelph1a Flyers say there IS reallv only one wa> to wm the Slanlev Cup hard work The Flyers rolled up the r sleeves Sunday and did a JOb on the Boston Brums takmg a 1-ll dec1s on to wm the best-ofseven ser1es four games to two and become the f rst Natwnal Hockey League expanswn team to wm the Stanley Cup We didn t heat Boston by f1ghtmg srud wmger Dave Schul z the most penalized player m the league We heat Boston by good honest hard work They didn t realize what hard work IS unll we showed them We kept giVIng that second effort The Flyers who earned a rep utatwn as the Broad Street Bull es while becommg the most penal zed club n the NHL used the1r llgnt-checkmg aggress ve tact1cs to hold off the Bruns and make Rick MacLe1sh s f1rst per1od goal stand up Parent Is MVP Flyers goaltender Parent stopped 30 Boston > ols and ear ned the Conn Smythe trophy as the Most Valuable Player n the playoffs but he really was tested only a few t~mes Sometunes there are only four or f ve tunes when you s have to make good saves n a 2nd game hke today he smd Sometimes there are 11 or l2 We got the breaks today but the way you get the breaks 1s by workmg The combmat on of the Flyers hustlmg bust! ng workman I ke effort With the home ce advantage and an appearance by Miss Srmth added up to a huge mountam for the Brums to clunb The Flyers won all nme of thelf playoff games played at CHICAGO (UP!) - The the Spectrum and have com heavens sm1led on the Mm nesota Gophers baseball team p1led an amazmg 37 :1-l record Sunday Ath1rd stra1ght day of rrun m West Lafeyette Ind forced cancelation of the Gophers RIVER DOWNS scheduled season endmg CINCINNATI (UP!) Pac doubleheader w1th Purdue Qu ck was up early and won by Jeavmg Minnesota with a tie for the B1g Ten Iitle and a berth three lengths n the featured $6 000-added Glenary Stakes m the NCAA tournament The Gophers and Iowa both for 2-year-olds at R1ver Downs f101shed 11.,> bu~Minnesota was here Sunday The \\1nner toured the four awarded 1ts second straight berth m the NCAA D1s and one half furlongs m 0 54 !net IV Tournament because and returned $4 $3 and $2 40 SWing Lebar Swmg f mshed the Gophers outsCored the Hawkeyes 13-5 when the IA!ams second on a sloppy track and split a doubleheader m Mm B10 Dancer th1rd The 8-4 dally double com neapolis Apnl 13 bmallon of Courthouse Gang If 11 hadn t ramed Sunday however Mmnesota would and Sun Dolly was worth have needed a sweep over the $63 40 Acrowd of 6 461 bet $570 581 Boilermakers to take the lttle A split would have left the Gophers l2-6 percentage pomts behind the Hawkeyes m nament behmd Southern the final standings Iowa came Within one strike Cahlorma and Ar1wna State In the onl other achon of wmnmg the l tie oulrtghl Sunday Mlch)gan State edged 'lbe Hawkeyes beat Illinois 5-4 In the first game of a bost Northwestern 5-4 and 21 2 doubleaheder Saturday and Jed to move past the Wildcats mto the nightcap ~2 With two out m Sixth place m the fmal stan Howard Schryer the ninth and a full count on dmgs homered doubled and smgled Dave Lundstedt when the I1linl exploded Lundstedt walked tw1ce to dr1ve 1n a B1g Ten Doug Kleber tripled to lie the record-tymg e1ght runs for score and Ron Lapkins smgled MSU m the mghtcap A doubleheader between Mi him IJoflle to g1ve IllinoiS a 'h'l ch1gan and W1sconsm was WID Minnesota now Will get a ramed out M1ch gan ftrushed thll"d be chance to give veteran Coach hmd the Gophers and Iowa Dick Siebert another NCAA Iitle The Gophers finished w1th a 7.,> record and llimo1s was fourth at 9-7 third m the 1973 NCAA tour s 2nd Gophers to represent Big Ten • the 41 games at wh ch M ss Sm1th s rend1t10n of God Bless Amer ca has been played She made a rare personal appearance at the Spectrum Sunday and was greeted bv a thunderous ovatiOn She sat m the Flyers executive box and cheered on the home club It was the Brums who came out smoking early however hrmg 16 shots at Parent m the f1rst per od But the Flyers nade one of lhell" e1ght first penod shots count That Was It MacLe1sh lipped n a blue lme shot by Andre Dupont at 14 38 and the fa ns settled n for a tense hockey game It changed d1rect10ns all at once sa1d Boston goaltender G les G1lbert I had a clear vtew from the po nt but lost 1! as l came across It JUSt hit his tn ,. MacLe sh s) st1ck and went "oosh That was t It was over for us Flyers Coach Fred Sl ero sa d he d1dn t knw tus club had won the l1tle unt l h s players began JUmpmg onto the ce Then bedlam broke loose Flyer Capta n Bobby Clarke and Parent skated slowly around the 1ce the coveted cup lTadled m the r arms and tears Sport Parade lly Mil TON RICHMAN ~I I SJ r f d1 r ped by faster ones quahf cat ons were resumed That would leave altorne) Hugus Jr representmg the Roy Woods racmg team W t on a one me mer1bcr oft e Bru ns at" hose marr age Orr had been best man IVa on mmediately not ced Orr Congratulates Watson Bobby Orr pumped I s hand and congratulated h m They ta lked abou old l nes and abo t Watson s "edd ng HoY. ong go was t Orr nqu red F' ve yea s ago sa d Watson I an l he I eve t Orr sad It s five vea rs air ght Watson ns sled F ve years al ost to the day Mar anne and I were m red Ma) 17 1969 and a s pokes man fo 0 r shooked his head nonqua!1f ed earns w1th th Now t \las Joe Watson s turn o thmk of something He wasn t oniJ alternal ve of gomg to be ng a very good host ourt He sad he would Here he was standing w h a bo tie of char pagne h1s 1and We W(jfi to work w th n the and he I adn t offered any to Bobby Orr not only h s best man but rules of USAC to right a the best hockey pla)er n the enl re uruverse "rong Hugus told a meet ng Joe Watson would lake ca re of that 1ght now a ended by dr vers car Would you I kc a 1 tile dr nk Bobby he asked offenng he o'Aners and meet an cs SWlday bottle to the Brums defenseman We don t want to start Don I Deserve 11 la"su ts but I co uld end up Bobby Orr sa d no thanks ll at wa) We would enJO n the Wh) 1ol Joe Watson wr nkled h1s brow ra e f necessar} I don t deserve t sa d Bobby Orr At the conclus on of the lime Only Bobb) Orr could say a th ng I kc tha Nobody else n h1s tnals late Saturda' w lh A J 1gll n nd wo uld Bobby Orr meant what he sad He wouldn l Foyt assu ed of tt e pole lake a drmk from Joe Watson pos lion for he thtrd t me Over and over ag m n the Flyers dress ng room the tr urn en rants for nne cars f1led a phan Philadelphians lav shed repeated praise upon goal e protest sa)'lng he r dr vers Berrue Parent voted MVP m the playoffs and the r hard had no opportuml) to make the work ng leader Bobby Clarke but v rtually everyone of them f1eld had someth ng to say about Orr s truly n agn f cent all-around The protest was den ed by performance USAC on grounds the He says he doesn t deserve t sa d Clarke mcredulously quallf}mg I ne "as broken by a when he heard of Orr s refusal to have some champagne He car ha got nlo the lineup for won \10 games for them by himself How much more can he the second hme It made the do f eld " lh rook e Johnny Simple As That Parsons Jr at the wheel but he Good as Bobby Orr was he wasn l good enough to keep the did not attempt to qual fy the Flyers fr om becom ng the f rst expans on team to wm the Cup frstlme When l was all over and the Flyers had beaten the Bru ns I-ll Twenty-one cars were qual 0 r s pped beer from a wax conta ner and sa1d they worked fed Saturday wo were bum harder than us and they beat us Its as sunple as that They re ped by faster machmes and number one and we re number two another was w thdrawn As a I know ho" those gu) s fed m that other room All sumner result of heaV) ra ns on both long people w 11 see them and say they re go the Stanley Cup qual fy ng Saturdays the t101e champwns There s no feel ng like 1t m the world They worked al lotted for the tr als was he1r l<l Is off and they deserved tow n They JUSl worked harder reduced from 14 hours to abou I an us that s all roll ng down the r cheeks Fans leaped over the s de boards and paraded along behmd them n Pied Piper lash on The celebrat on carried over mlo the dressmg room where the JUbilant •lyers wear ng only their underwear were JOmed m the champagne dr nk ng by the r w ves proba bly he f rst time "omen had JO ned a v ctory locker room celebratiOn 6 complete game effort by 2:1year.old Don Gullett I don t know anybody who runs out a better left-hander and that mcludes the Mets (Jon) Matlack than Gullett Anderson sa1d And what about (Fred ) Norman (Jack) B llmgham and Clay ) Kir by It has been those four starters prunanly who have hfted the Reds to e1ght Wins m thetr last 10 games sent the Astros reeling seven of those tunes and w ll now send the Th1s s the th rd tune I ve Reds nto a cruc1al Los Angeles p lched well I e really got everyth ng together ser es on a tear We could go n there and get The Reds scored lour runs n beat but we re a good he f1rst three mn ngs In the ballclub he sa 1d I ve f rst run scor ng h ts by always sa1d we re gonna wm 90 Johnny Bench and George Foster and a passed ball gave hallgames them a J-0 lead In the th1rd Gullett wbo struck out 10 and bes des giVIng up a solo Tony Perez blasted h s e ghth home run to Lee May d dn l homer a solo shot allow another runner past f1rst Cincmnab scored two more n the s1xth oil .reliever Mike base sa•d Sunday was h1s hest Nagy on Dan Dr essen s pmch outmg th s year I m very happy I d1d have h t smgle and a sacnflce bunt all my p tches gomg for me by Gullett whtch sk pped by the charg mg Doug Rader and allowed Foster to score from second Houston opens a three-game past Ch cago goa he Cam home ser es aga1nst San D ego Newton Hall scored on a startmg lomght wh le Cmcm perfect play -Gordie to Mark nat goes to L A to Hall r ght n front of the net as Newton came out to face ]ustAmved Mark Then Hall scored on a deflect on of a shot by Gord e Mens Shpon Andre Hinse and Gordon Labossiere added goals m the second per od and Lund I n 1shed the Aeros scormg With Navy or Wh1te 4 08 showmg Cougar Jan Pop el broke goal1e Don McLeod s shutout by flrmg m a goal w1th 2 4lleft n the second penod and Your Thorn MeAn Store ChiCago got a f nal goal !rom Middleport o R1ck Morr s m the last per1od NHL P ayolfs By United Pren nternat on a Champ onsh p Bo!.lon vs Ph ade ph a (Ph lade ph a won 4 2 May 1 Bs tn 3 Ph a 2 May 9-Ph a 3 Ss n 2 May 2- Ph a 4 Bstn May .4 Ph a 4 BS1n 2 May 6 May 9 Bs n 5 Ph a Ph a 1 Bs n 0 WHA Playo fh By un ted Press Internal onal Champ onsh p May May M~y May Ch cago v~ Houston ( Houslon won 4 0 2 Hous n 3 Chcgo 2 5- Hous n 6 Chcgo Holls ., 7 Chcgo 4 19 Hous n 6 Chcgo 2 year he srud I ve got to ask myself 1! there s anythmg left to prove I ve got to talk to (Aeros owner Irvm) Kaplan I thmk I m w1lling to sacnf ce agam If I thought I could have as much fun as I d1d this year The Aeros with Gordie and Marly on one olfens1ve I ne and Mark as defenseman led the r d1v swn throughout the year And Sunday s wm the fourth stra1ght over Chicago was even more of a breeze Scormg three goals m each of the l1rst two per1ods Houston got two goals from Murray Hall m a span of 68 seconds after Larry Lund opened scor ng at 14 32 of the f1rst penod Lund slapped 111 a rebound Ohio Northern captures ttt"le ADA Ohto (UP I) - Oh1o Northern s Polar Bears won a doubleheader vtclory over Ot terbem here Sunday 1~ and &5 to capture the Oh1o Athletic Conference baseball cham p10nsh1p Dave Kmg s three run double highlighted a SIX-I'UJl fourth mmng for ONU UJ the opener A five-run third mnlng high lighted by Don Thomas 2-run double spar)<ed Ohm Northern to VIctory m the mghtcap B1ll Lang batted m a run to make the score 6-5 m the fourth m nmg of the second game The Polar Bears now 20-6 earned a berth m the NCAA College Division d1str1ct base hall playoffs at Valpara so lnd Wednesday The Cardmals of Otterbem closed out the season w1th a 139 record l..J Nat on Moto cross c ham on h p 250 c c ass Wen rt r ding a Kawasaki p swept both !1).1 nu e motors n the an John Un e l from ALexan f n shed second and G 1ry Scm s of I sbon Oh o th I l~c re Kars1 ake s of M s o V JO Cal f also swept both heats n " nn ng the open etas B I v Gross of Santa C uz Ca I f mshed s xth overall and no ved nto the 1974 AMA po n ead dr a Va STATE FARM- The 'Mbrld's Number One Homeowners Insure~' f you e ook ng for the bes ~alue n homeowne s nsu ance you I I nd 1 at Sta e Fa m Gve me a ca I today You I d scover wha s mode State Fa m the oumber one homeowners n sure n the wor d STEVE SNOWDEN 553 Russell St (Gravel Hill) Middleport 0 PH 992 7155 ,., 1 good n" ghtJo s'"'"m' tt•• 7402 TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER CHEF/ Aeros claim championship HOUSTON (UP!) Bcammg Gordie Howe the champagne dr1ppmg off what was left ol hiS gray ha1r JUSt wanted to s1t He was m no hurry to pull of! his Houston Aeros un1form for poss1bly the last t1me At 46 the veteran Natwnal Hockey League star had JUs! collected four ass sts to direct the Aeros of the World Hockey Assoc atlon to a &-2 wm over Ch1cago s Cougars and to the World Hockey Association champmnsh p Sunday mght Howe sa1d the champmnslup was more sallslymg than the four he won durmg h1s 25 years w th the Detroit Red Wmgs Th1s one prohably means a I ttle more he sa1d because of the three of us It was Gord e and sons Mark and Marty who moved south less than one year ago lor $5 m Jhon for four years Although Gordie s con tract called for only one playmg year he h nted otherWise m the wet and Wild Aeros locker room I ve got a lot of thinkmg to do hetween now and next HAMEH SVI I LE Oh o UP! - J m We ner of Laguna Beach Cal f won h s f rst rna or cto y of 1974 Su ay th Amer ca n Motor cycle Ass oc al on Wr~ght Reds sweep Houston series, 7-1 HOUSTON UP! Manager Sparky Anderson says he IS m fled over one aspect of the B g Red legend The Cincmnall Reds st1gma of strong h tt ng and no p tchmg he says mal gns a good mound staff Everybody continues to say we ve got no p tchmg he sa1d Sunday after his team s 7 I wm over Houston I m gettmg lredoft A good example of what An derson sa1d was Sunday s first win Bobby 0 r suddenly remen be e I I Hll ADEl PHI A UP! on lh ng he had to do He wanted to do t qu etly and pr vately too w th none of h ~ ed a round tore o d land 1ake him ou t to be a b g hero or Slcond C m e soT ething l ke tha Spe cer 000 31 4 4 W lh only a towel draped around h1s n 1dr If Bob! y 0 slipped Me gs 150 Ox-13 3 past a group of ne" smen l<llk ng to Phil Espos to n the di sp1r led Summer! eld r P Holle dr s ng quarters of the beaten Boson B1111ns and made h s wa) 3 M ller 4 and Roller h ougl a back door lead ng to a s all area nex lo the oom ~urnmerf eld C nrl ff md where the Philadelphia Flyers were elebrating her Stanley Oh l nger C'up 1ctorv Sundav even ng 1 he door o that room was open and Orr spo ted the Ph ade lph a playc1 l was ook ng fo --defense nan Joe legal mess Flyers cop NHL title ( I good ro lndySOO • • one of the M gs h ts Kennl Ma k l ad I e other "' f v also ;r double M rsl all s doub es "er Weinhart in loday's Special Family Meal Prices 4 p m to closing FOR ADULTS B g She! • French F es Turnover & Large D nk On y FOR KIDS Funbu ger • French F es Small D nk & Lo I pop DECK SHOES •5.50 heritage house !60 4 1503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO SPRING SPECIAL FOR NEW HOMES IN POINT PLEASANT CONTACT HARLEY HENDRICKS PHONE 675-2460 FUel Chief HEATINEi DIL IN MIDDLEPORT CONTACT DONNA STEWART 992·2145 AND NEW CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS AND SPACE HEATERS CiTY iCE & FUEL CO. POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. MIDDLEPoRT, OHIO �fl Da 1) &ntu Tl D 1! &nlln• Mlddltpm t [·'"'"'"'"' Middleport Pm 1 1o) 0 Monda) M ) l W 4 OU 'insanities' chase Sowle ATHENS Ohio (UPt) --Ohio Uruvers1ty Pres1de~t Claude R Sowle after more than a week of disturbances and student protests handed m his res1gna lion Sunday because ol what he called msane cond1t1ons and senseless acts Aschool spokesman sa1d the res1gnatwn would become ellecuve th1s sununer Two n ghts or r ot ng May 11 and 12 resulted n 38 arrests several sludent and pollee InJUries looted shops and smashed wmdows m the cam pus area A rock and bottle throWing confrontatiOn May 11 between about 200 )oulhs mostly OU Hush money tape replaying today WASHINGTON UP!) The House Judiciary Committee and a federal court get down to speCifics th1s week m trymg to mterpret whether Pres dent Ntxon meant to authonze payment of hush money to Watergate defendants and the burglary of Dame! Ellsberg s psychiatrist In additiOn N1xon s role m Wolfpen News, Notes i Mr and Mrs Clinton Gilkey of Albany were Sunday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Lmcoln Russell Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp Ka1l Kevm and Charles were Sunday dmner guests of Mr Lena Knapp of Langsville Mr and Mrs Donald Russell of Akron Mr and Mrs Ronald Russell and children of Fort Mead Md and Mr and Mrs Stephen Haggy and daughter of Pomeroy were weekend VISitors of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell Peggy Murphy spent a mght recently w1th Mr and Mrs John Downs of Middleport Mr and.Mrs Jack Elam B11l and Carolyn spent a weekend With his brother Mr and Mrs Bill Fouch and family of Huntington Mr and Mrs Lovell Blake of Charles ton Mrs Okey Bur dellA! of Davidson N C and daughter Becky and grandson "ere Tuesday callers of Mrs Charley Smith Jan Knapp Ida Murphy and Peggy Mr and Mrs Lovell Blake of Charleston Mrs Okey Bur delle of North Carolma and daughlA!r Becky and grandson were Tuesday afternoon VISitors of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson and Otto Johnson and Mrs Howard Thoma Mr and Mrs Robert Reed of Hemlock Grove and Mrs Lena Knapp were saturday evenmg VISitors of Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp Ka1l Kevm and Charles Mrs Clinton G1lkey of Albany was Tuesday VISitor of Mr and Mrs Uncoln Russell Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson were Mrs J R Murphy John Carmel and Barbara Mr and Mrs John Downs of Mid dleport Mr and Mrs Roher! Murphy and Debbie ol M1d dleport Mr and Mrs Howard Thoma were supper guests Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson were Fnday evemng v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs Howard Russell and Mr and Mrs Earl Russell Mr and Mrs Harley T Johnson were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Larry Barr and fam1ly of Rutland Mr and Mrs W A Elam were recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs Wayne Johnston of Kentucky and other relatives an mcrease n m1lk pr1ce supports allegedly m ex change for hefty campaign contributions comes up agam m a new complamt flied by a lawyer for consumer advocate Ralph Nader The Impeachment panel Tuesday will hsten to the tape recording of the cruc1al March 21 1973 conversation between N xon and John W Dean III h1s former counsel and now ch ef accuser students and pollee left o e pol ceman w th a broken nose and Il stu le ts nJured \nother rock and bottle throwing melee lasted about three hours May 12 when a crowd forn ed n the downtown area after Athens Pollee Ch1ef Ted Jones ordered bars closed at m1dn1ghl Black Students Protest Last Tut'Sday Sowle was con fronted by a group of black st uden ts protestmg among other things alleged lack of m nor ty onented en terta mment and academic programmmg The meetmg between Sowle and the black students broke up when the students refused to hsten to Sowle s responses to their questions sa1d the OU spor.e;)man Sowle later sa1d at h1s weekly news conference that he had been shoved and pushed as he left the meetmg Sowle sa1d the mc1dent was the fll"st m the f1ve v rs IS pr Sldenl m "h ch he €"ffo .s of so n em) an be h d exper en ed such phy 1cal nulhf ed by U e senseless acts abuse or so few Rcprescntat ves of the black Notice of h s res gnat on was student group Wednesda~ pre served by Sow e to the cha1r Se led Sowle W lh a bst or S X nan of tt OU Board of I us demands Thursday Sowle was tees Will am R Mor s Board g ven a hst of 51 demands from members said they were aware a coallt on of campus groups of the deplorable events of wh1ch set a 24-hour dead! ne for last week and sup r orted compliance Sowle s hand! ng of I e events 111e student demands m Ills shockmg that n a un eluded res1gnat on of top school vers1ty part cularly such a adm n strators reduced fees strong and talented person can and a democratically elected be dr ven to the pomt tha he Board of Regents feels compelled to res gn The mmdless destructive sa d Taylor Culbert OU events of the past week have execut ve v ce pres dent co v need me that I should no Those of us who worked longer ask myself and my w1th h1m (Sowle) closely hav e family tp serve the uruvers ty been wondermg for a ong t1me tmder such tnsane l'Ond tons how he takes t srud Edward Penson OU v ce pres dent for Sowle srud Fragile InstitutiOns academ c ser ces We I ad no Unlvers1t1es are among the way of knowmg that the pres most fragile mslltutlons n our sures were affect ng hun and soc1ety srud Sowle It 1s his family to such a degree unfortuante that 1n such a set hecause he seemed so able to tiilg the dedicated selfless cope we~ght, • • more wmnmgs IS her goal JoAnne G ner: s g <i s rr to l sl e CC:l n weC:l as ze 12 d ess - d wn o s n ore go r - 7l 3 SHOT Def a nee - t u F nd ay - was a m JOr f c o Su day S PUT 46 8 2 1 2 DISCUS Van Cedarv le 143 2 "l"nr'" TRIPLE JUMP - ' B uf n .42 83 01 880 YARD RUN lhe obus s ) b o de feels tl e ext a sla na ga ned fr om shedd ng n o e e It o to ~ f st tou nm en Nat onal Leag ue LONG JUMP - amenl<> than 20 pound s his ye .. Ma or Leagues a nd ngs By Un led P ess In e na on a m Thursday Fmals are 7 45 m Saturday JAVLIN Baker I OUISVII I E Ky UPI keep o ng "c gh Standings Brown, Finch wins in district three vears hal vii Ms G rne charg ng San I a Sp v sl oo mg a bogey o the f l extra I ole of a s dden~ eo I playoff to cl m l e $5 000 f sl pr zc n e I PGA Bluegrass !nv1lal ona a H nl g C1eek Co nlry Clu b M ss Spuz1cl I ad d saslrous doub e boge) afle tie two pla)ers had led at four unde pa ~15 lh o gh o4 holes of regulat101 play R o Grande 56 7 INTE RME DIAT E ..• ,,~; ,;, ;;. DLES M tchel '· 544 220 YARD R o G ande 440 YARD ay 42 9 440 DASH 22 RELAY- FIND YARD DASH - Green Ceda e- 49 4 oo YARD DASH Brown R o G ande 0I MILE RUN F nch G ande 4 7 HIGH JUMP De ance Comer 6 4 POLE VAULT Kaczor F ndlay 13 o 20 HIGH HURDLES Odom Ceda v I e 15 3 MILE RELAY- Cedarv 3 2 2 THREE MILE Gu ndon l1 RUN W m ngtoA 4 40 Indiana golfers win Big 10 title $1 Mlllion Discussed It was at that meetmg ac co•dmg to edited Wh1te House transcripts that N1xon discussed rrusmg $1 m1ll10n to pay of! Watergate burglar E Howard Hunt A few hours later accordmg to a grand Jury Hunt received $75 000 The Wh1te House has sa1d the conversahon was open to different mterpretallons and N1xon really was dtscussmg only the possibility of buymg Hunt s silence The While House says It knows nothmg of the payment U S Distnct Court Judge Gerhard A Gesell who already has mdicaled NIXOn s natiOnal secur1ty powers might Include the authority to order burglaries hears oral arguments startmg today on motions to d1sm1ss conspiracy charges agamst s1x men who allegedly broke mto the office ol Dr Lewis F1eldmg Ellsberg s psychiatrist Oiarles W Colson a former NIXOn counsel has told the court nahonal secunty considerations were of concern to the defendants at the time of the Fielding break m He quoted Ntxon as telling him several tunes m June and July 1971 m effect I don t gtve a damn how 11 ts done do whatever has to be done to stop these leaks Ry I 1 1 e I Press lJ tcrnattonal II d a s 1c essf ully defende I s B g Tc1 outdoor SCHOOL PATROL VISITS CAMDEN PARK -SIX patrol boys from Mason Grade School spent a day recently at Camden Park w1th Police Chief John Harrah to part1c1pa te m the annual Safety Patrol Day Included m the tnp from Mason were Billy We1ss Todd Kitchen Grant Hysell Scott Barmtz Bodle DaVIs and Scott Accordmg to Chief Harrah the safety patrol was go on the tr p by pay ng the1r own dues The town of Mason pa d for the tr p to Hun tmglon Before gomg to Camden Park the group stopped a the Tn State Airport Gallia teachers ask reinstatement when possible of 5 fired members The Gallia County Local Board of Educatwn saturday rcce1ved a request from the Gallia County Local Teachers Assn that f1ve SouthweslA!rn teachers diSmissed Apnl 24 be cons1dered by the board for positions whtch they are qualified at Southwestern as soon as possible The request further stated Unless those former teachers who are now m litlgat on would rece1ve a ruling from the AppellalA! Court that they be remstated to their ongmal positions If such rulmg would occur we (the GCLTA) urge that these teachers currently teaching at SouthweslA!rn be absorbed mto the varwus vacancies as they occur lor wh1ch they are certified The board told William Bahr president of the GCLTA that no action w1ll he taken until the IA!acbers su1t ts settled A fmal dec1s10n 1s expected to be ~1ven by the Fourth Disli'ICI Court of Appeals some time this week The board approved ts policy for children begmmng the first grade A child must be s1x years of age between Sept JO and Jan I m order to enter the f1rst grade RalA!s lor the Kyger Creek swunmmg pool were set as follows Family ratA! $18 plus $2 for each child adult season No Contradictions Watergate Spec13l Prosecutor Leon Jaworski said Fr1day however that while cla1mmg natiOnal secunty not one of the defendants has attempted to contradict the President s assertion that he had no prior knowledge of the break m In a Jetter calling President Nixon head of a conspiracy to rwse m1lk pr1ce supports m return for campa1gn contr1bu lions a Ralph Nader lawyer has demanded that the govern ment find out the cost to the taxpayer Wr~tmg to federal prosecutor Earl J Silbert Sunday Nader lawyer William 0 Do brow asked that the government hegm a diligent mqwry and file a Civil smt to fmd out and recover how much money the 1971 mcrease In m1lk supports cost the taxpayers He srud N1xon appeared to have headed a conspiracy to defraud the government by the alleged deal pass $14 ch1ldren season pass $10 adult datly rate 75 ce nts and ch ldren dally rate 35 cents Children under f1ve years ol age must be accompan ed by an adult The Gallia Meigs Com mumty Action program was granlA!d perm1sswn to hold Head Start at four buildmgs m the d1str1ct Teac hers employed were Uoyd L Myers pr nc1pal at Southwestern for four years Tom Pope vocational agncultural nstructor at Hannan Trace lor !1ve years and Sue Ruff Centerville teacher for five years Non teachmg personnel employed were Conhnumg contracts Frank Brumf eld and Phyll s Mulholand bus dr~vers Fred Fellure Garrett Fellure and Flora HIvely Jamtors and Jewell Gay Saunders and Carolyn Ross11A!r secretanes G1ven two year pacts were bus dnvers Margaret Adkms Robert Hednck John A Bryant Clyde Donahue Mildred Donahue Sharon Ferrell Mary George and Avelene McComas Cooks S!llly Icard Margaret E Corn well J1emce Newberry and Eliza beth M1 tchell Hired for one year were sccretanes Brenda Jenkms Conme W1se and Carma DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB Questions after bypass surgery By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB I was shocked and depressed alter readmg your column on bypass surgery It 1s a year-and-a-half since nny husband had bypass surgery The doctors wa11A!d six months before they operated He was slowly dymg Tll o of h1s artenes were 95 pet blocked He seems to he domg fine He IS not allowed to work any more He was a bus driver He also has diabetes He JUS! has to stay on a diet for diaheles Would you please send me some mformation on what my husband 1s allowed to do m other words what hvlng pat tern should he really follow• Would you advise moVIng to •1or1da • We are thinking of ' moving to Florida He always Uked col(! weather but since Less the operation he can t seem to take the cold H1s dictors JUSI don I tell us enough They told my husband I ask too many questwns To me you should not have to ask quesllons They should tell you more DEAR READER Many pabents do very well aflA!r bypass surgery for treatment of blocked artenes to the heart The fact that your husband has done well lor a year and a half indicates that he may be one of them It IS often w1se to do such surgery when a pat1en t has two maJOr arter~es to the heart blocked After all there are only three mam artenes to the heart (and two of these are branches of one mam artery) To answer your question about your husband movmg to Flonda 11 ls really a matlA!r of where you would like to live The unportant considerations should mclude the availability of good medical support LIVIng patterns after a coronary artery bypass should be the ones used before heart problems occur elimmalion of cigarette smokmg we1ght control a diet mOderately low in fat restrtcted m saturated fats (chiefly fats from anunal products and dairy products) With about a th1rd of the fats from polyunsaturated sources such as corn otl saffiower ml vegetable mls (but not coconut ml) and products made w1th these Walch out for the statement vegetable ml as th1s often means coconut oil wh1ch 1s a saturated fat The hlgh-choleslA!rol foods should he lim1ted Exercise has ~ be m diVIdual zed Individuals who have had bypass .surgery should lim1t the1r physical activ1ty to walking and less strenuous types of actlv1bes I would not favor Joggmg runmng competlllve sports or lilting actlv1tles except n those well recovered cases where the doctor has specifiCally told the patient 11 1s allowed It ts a good tdea lor anyone w1th known heart d1sease to stay away from occupal ons such as bus dnvtng The d1sease 1s just too un predictable and the respon s bllltles for the passengers too great to take those r1sks Lastly I would hke to em phas1ze aga1n that your husband has already passed a lot of the dangers m the procedure W1lh a good program to prevent progressiOn of heart disease he has a much better outlook than he appeared to have without surgery Bnggs and John Scott a Jamtor at Kyger Creek Subslltute bus dners em ployed for one year "ere Peggy Hedr ck Betty W se Willard Sheets Conme Johnson Herman Sprague Ann S!lylers Ed Marhn Mary Cox Bill Marks J Robert Evans Etta J oe Halfh II Ronald R Sargent Linda Freeman Roy Gardner Donna M1sner Robert Powell Jean A Smith Odella Taylor Fred Taylor Theresa Jarre ll Barbara Bryant Clara June Day Thomas Pope and David Carter Subslltule cooks and Jamtors g ven one year contracts were Joyce Call Dorothy Beaver Beulah Boster Gladys Payne Jud th VanSickle Carol Buck W lma Pauley Slid e Roberts Helen Tyler Joan E1leen Yost and Julia W1semandle T1tle I and ADC personnel g ven one year contracts were Sharon Petrie Dorothy Hall Mary Ann Campbell Barbara Montgomery La vanna Hammond L I e M Mu ay Lu da Fern Dee! Co nn e E ans She r L WI y a d V rg m D S out I he board ern n led conh acts of Ka hlee M I e a bus dnver and Law a Dan els a cook In othe matters the board setcoachmg sal a 1es at $900 fo head basketball and football ass slants n both $500 JUOIOI h1gh coaches $300 l ock ond baseball $300 - Places all band d re to s on 11 n onths and a II b a 1ans on 10 1 onths Appo nted F ank A Cremean s Ass t Supe 1n lendent as T1tle I coordmator ~ Appmnle I Mrs Ruth George as ADC coordlnato - Approved a pmna y EMR umt for Ches re Kyge Elemental l - Approved the 1974 sci ool calendar - Adop ed a pol cy regar d ng students Ch ldren v I atlA!nd sc hools n the a e s n vh ch they reside for Colonial crown $11 750 Le e Trev no Call pol s Steve Blo"ers slut a 315 !01 ll e OSU !3 1cl eyes m Sat rda) s B g to go lf matcl hun ]IOn s! ps at Au Arbo M ct Fr Ia) nd Sa u day to ake s seco I sll a gl t chan p o sl p Ho s e golfe s also took Socwl Notes I e scco d slro ght ti e I) e) ook an 18-s oke f sl da) lead Fr day then plaJ ed even Sunday School allA!ndance on 11 Oh o Stale Sa Ulday for a May 12 was 55 and the offer ng 72-1 ole total of 1 471 to the $26 91 Buckel es I 499 1n the Io va A sho t Mothers Day C ly Io a to ~rn a ent program and tnbute to M ch ga1 took a l but one Mothers was g1ven at the close match Sunday m 11 nn ng ts of the Sunday School hour seventh strmght tenn s l tie at Twenty mothers were honored Mad son W s and presented potted pelumas 11 1ana scored p011ts n 15 of Worship serv1ces were held the 18 events n the track meet at 11 w1th the Rev Meece 1acki g up o ha l v ce the readmg from I Samuel as a sco r ng total of unnerup tr1bute to Mother and Romans M cl g fhe Ho os ers H 7 !oF h1s sermon subJect f shed w lh 150 pon ts She s Just A Mother clos ng co• pa ed w th M cl ga n s 64 t1 a poem by that IItle W scons 1 look II 1d w1tl 62 '.! Appropnate music was used M ch gan four t1 v1th 61 and for the serv ce AllA!ndance for nh 0 s f fll v th 56 pomls th is serv ce was 28 Offermg Ir d1ana s De m s Adams von was $17 25 and pledges $18 00 the h gh Jump n a record leap The Un ted MethodiSt of 7 fee t 2 'I< mches teanunate Women Will hold the1r regular P 1 Stat e \\on the 120 ym d meet ng on Tuesday evemng I u dies 1ommy Hogan cap- May 21 at 8 p m at the home tured he tnple J 101p and the of Helen Woode With Florence Hoos e s also got f rsts from Spencer leadmg the program lhe1r m1le-relay team and Pat Everyone welcome Ma de a m lhe s x mile un All the children and families The l c also gave Jndim a of Clara Follrod and Nma ls seco d st a gl t B1g Ten Robmson VISited them at some triple c o vn t h s now won t me d urmg the day on the cross-coo lr) and mdoo1 Mothers Day and o \door track t les n eacl An 1a Thompson and Harley of the ast t vo vears S dwell of F ros t recently Ind1ana s supe1 o balance v s1led Bess e Kapple and Kate also gave 11 another goll t tie and Fred Honacher for a b1rth Rob Jackson a freshn an vho da> suppe1 Mrs Thompson heJd \he f I Sl day lead and also stayed w th her mother KeiiJ Hobe ts t ed for runne one day last week wh1le KalA! r p hon ors n tl e battle lor made a tnp to Pomeroy me lal st 72~ ole scores of Mrs Genevieve Guthne and 289 Mumesola s Jol n Harns Richard Yost spent Mothers who f shed tl rd n the Day w th the Delhert Yost tournan ent as a sophomore fam1ly at Sugar Grove an I second as a JUnior Mr and Mrs PelA! Parsons of returned to become B g Ten Hunt ngton W Va spent medalist as a sen or The Mothers Day w1th the1r son 1p center on the Gop! ers NCAA law and daughlA!r Mr and cl ampwn hockey team played Mrs Terry Swartz the last 36 holes n three under Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor par ru d came from three shots and fam ly of London Ohw beh nd to I n sh w th a 285 total In tenms M ch1gan over VISited l1s parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Taylor a short "h1le on Mothers Day Mr and Mrs Gerald Swartz The Dat~ Sentinel I and fam •ly of Manetta VISited DEVOTED TOniE h1s parents Mr and Mrs INTERF.STOF MEIGs.MASON ARE. Hobart Swartz on Mothers CIIESTF.RI TANNF_lln.L Day """ Ed ROBERTHOEFUDI The ch ldren of Mr and Mrs Cl :r Edl or Vere Swartz called on them Published dall) e:r.cep Sa wJ.y by The Oh o Va ley Publbhlng Company Mothers Day Court St Porp.erl))l Oh o 567~ Bualnesa lr s Carr and daughters Off ce Phone M-2 56 Edltoria Phone m VIS led her parents Mr and Secood clus postage pak!. a Pomerof Mrs Robert Wh11A! at Keno Oho Mother s Day Mrs WhilA! was Na ona adver 14 Dl ep esen at e 80 UneW-GaUaghe Inc J2:East tbl S taken to the Holzer Medical Nn York New York Center Sunday afternoon Sul»cr ptlQn rate~ Dell ered by ~er whe e a auab e 60 C'ents per week By where she was to undergo Motor Route where carrier JetYicr no surgery Monday mornmg availal;lle One montb S2.60 By mail m Oh o and W Va One Year $11 SiJ: Mr and Mrs James Wnght months 19 50 Tb ee month• 11 and Mandie moved hack mto El8ewhere $22 00 year siJ: montlul $ ~ their home here from Bi!IW!ill th tf montM 16 50 Sl.lb5cription 1=11] Inc udea $1nda y Timn&n me last week Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode and N na Robmson called to see that my motner gets some to help the r ght Indian the Chlford and Gregory Hayes homes wh1le on a shopping cau.ses to Mlddlepo Alfred Curl edges Nicklaus FORT WORTH Tex (UP!) When 11 comes to f nd ng people who have the r fondest w shes n ater1ahze a person needs go no farther than Rodney Dean Curl a short chunky Wmtu Indian who s now one of the hottest thmgs go ng on the professiOnal golf tour Curl 31 emerged as No I Sunday from the hest held the PGA could muster for 1ts f'!:."l designated tournament antf1n so domg held off the challenge of the man wbo makes most pros quake -Jack N1cklaus The 5 foot 5 Curl edged Nicklaus by a stroke to w n the Coloma! National Tournament and the $50 000 that went w1th t thus brmgmg to life a dream he had had the rught before Nicklaus was forced to roll m a 12 foot btrdie putt on the fmal hole JUSI to break a lie w1th Chuck Courtney for second place Ntcklaus w1th a fmal round 68 and a 72-hole total of three under par 277 won $28 500 while Courtney - who began the day two shots m front of the f1eld -captured th1rd place money of $17 750 w1th a 278 total The only other golfer to f1~1sh under par for the tour~ament "as Juhus Boros 54 a twotune Cha mpiOn over the tough course who closed w1th a 68 for a 279 score He pocketed lr c and g If l ties dur ng the wecke d a M ch g n omped to s sc n I sl a gh cm fer e e tenn s cro vn II i<u a g bbed f \C n ill v dua l lies a l se ll c 01 ly two 1 e l records n the 2-day ou oo r ck and f e d vhelmed the rest of the league w1th f1ve of s x ndiVlduallttles and wm ners m all three doubles brackets Victor An aya successfully defended h s No I smgles IItle w1th a 6-J 6 2 • n over Doug Sullivan of Ir dana The Wolves Freddy DeJesus took the No 2 smgles Er1c Fnedler No 3 Jeff Miller No 5 and Jerry Karzan No 6 Dhno1s Webb Haynes who heat MICh gan s Kevm S!lmch 6-4 7-6 totaketheNo 4smgles was the only non Wolverme m tl e champ onsh1p Circle I o c::u w1thm l"o shots of the lead before runnmg afo ul of t1 e !mal holes shot an even pru 280 and won $10 250 1 this second nchest tour 1a e1t played m 1974 I dreamed I "ould beat N cklaus by a st10ke sa d Curl who fired a two under 68 St nday to come from two strokes off tl e lead and llmsl w th a four under 276 over the exactmg Coloma! Country Club course To beat the best players m the world on one of the best golf courses well t s a happy leelmg he sa d My w1shes th1s year vere to w n $100 000 and to wm a golf tournament And I ve done both of those And I \\anted to qualify for the Masters too I ve done that The $50 000 Curl won boosted hun mlo fourth spot m the money w nnmgs this year With more than $104 000 He has f mshed n the top 10 SIX times and has two second place lm1shes as well as h1s w n Sunday Curl sa1d he had never been mvolved particularly w1th Indian causes leavmg that nstead to h s mother who he sa d was very act ve m the betterment of h1s Wntu tr be Now that I ve got some money he sa1d I am gmng "'tl " L'1Ju s a de Ph Mon ea 10 20 ph a p 556 6 g b 5 6 New Yo k Ch ago P , w 533 44 3 2 sbu gh 0 39 n We Js 5 w PC g b LosAnge es 28 a C n c nna 20 5 57 6 San F anc sco 22 9 53 A an a 20 20 soo B Hous on 20 n 6 9 San D ego 6 2 3 2 4 Saturdays Resu s Ph Ia 9 P Sb gh 2 New York 6 Mon ea o San F an San D ego 2 Los Ang S Lou s C nc A n a 0 3 nns Ch ago 2 Hous on 6 Sundays Resu Is Mon ea New Yo k Mon ea 5 New o k 0 Ph a 3 P Sb gh 2 P sbrgh 2 Ph a 5 Lou s 6 Ch cago 5 San F an 8 San D ego 2 SO ego 0 SF an 2 nns C nc Hous on A t ant a 4 Lo s Ang 2 Today s Probab e P tche s (A TmesEOT P ttsbugh Rooke 22 a To rez 3 3 Ph ade Ph a Ca on Mon r ea pm 8 OS 3 a S Lou s (Cu 1 s 2 4 8 30 p m Ct1 cago Hoo on 3 o New Yo k Pa ker 1 8 05 p m San D ego F e s eben 3 at Hous on Gr fl n 5 8 35 p m C nc nnal B ngham 5 2 a los Ange es ohn 5 0 30 pm On y games s hedu ed Tuesdays Gam es P l sb gh a Mn e.a n gh Ph a at S ou s n gh Chcgo a New Yo k. n gh San D ego a Hous n n gh C nc at Los Ang n gh A n a a San F an 2 w n gh .. 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The Me gs Sr Babe Hu h tea got off o a fly10 g sa l Sa u1 day sweep ng both ends of a doubleheader from Spen er m the n l al games of the 1974 season 11 1s s the f rst Me1gs Coun ty Babe Ruth team ever and accord ng to manager Woody Call Th s earn ll g ve he Me gs fans some real ex c tement th s season In Saturdays f rsl game Charle; Marshall paced the Me gs all<lck slamm ng a pa r of doub es o accoun fo at b \ INDIANAPOLIS UPJ The management of the In d1anapolis Motor Speedway was threaten ed w th legal action today for endmg the ra n plagued 500 m le t me lnals before all cars lined up at the track had a chance to qual fy A spokesman for teams "1th nonqual f ed cars sa d he would f le a class act on su t today unless the speedway and the \ he wo one Me gs runs sco g M ke Mag o ta l'ho had walked before each wo-bag~er Jeff McK nney ven the d stance for Me gs stnk ng ou t 14 and walk ng on ly three "h le m ng Spencer o us t wo hl s a s nglc m the fourth and another n the s1xlh Sl tier "as the sl<lrte and the n gh JU nped 1 a Meg ca l the c r fell"astle l<lre r"o n I se r ep ced bv Ho ler f s two nn n~ n I h II on n he h d a d M llc n ll e I e clos n~ frames to wnpl four h 4 F rsiGamc 000 000 0-0 2 Me gs aga n w s m f d to Spen er lhrel h1l w lh M s a! M gs 100 010 x- 2 3 slamm ng h s lh d double of S ut er I P nd n I r the day an l McK ney an l McK nne) WP and Mank n In Mank n e ch contr b s nglc T1m Cund If ven ng a lh d stance for Me gs fann ng n ne and ""alk ng one wh le hod ng Spencer to f ur l1ts and four run s all unearned oser fo Spence • In U S Auto Club USA C re opened the t me tr1als so at least s x mach nes could get a chance to b ak mto the 33-car 1neup for Sundays m II on dollar race Entrants of nonqual f ed cars "ere g ven unlll I p n EDT to subm l a pel lion to USAC s gned by entrants of 3.1 cars now n the I eld and two alternates saymg lhev agree to reopen ng the track lor qual II ca11ons If they are successful Cl1 ef Steward Tom B nford sad he "ould recons der extendmg the t1me tr als Ult mately the dec s on to extend lm e lr als rests With he speedway Bmlord sa d I s their track Son e car owne s espec all) hose "'th the slo"est ca rs m the I eld sa d flatly they would no s gn beca use they wou ld sk havmg the r cars bum PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Kate Sm th Bern e Parent and home 1ce "ere great advan tages but the Ph Jadelph1a Flyers say there IS reallv only one wa> to wm the Slanlev Cup hard work The Flyers rolled up the r sleeves Sunday and did a JOb on the Boston Brums takmg a 1-ll dec1s on to wm the best-ofseven ser1es four games to two and become the f rst Natwnal Hockey League expanswn team to wm the Stanley Cup We didn t heat Boston by f1ghtmg srud wmger Dave Schul z the most penalized player m the league We heat Boston by good honest hard work They didn t realize what hard work IS unll we showed them We kept giVIng that second effort The Flyers who earned a rep utatwn as the Broad Street Bull es while becommg the most penal zed club n the NHL used the1r llgnt-checkmg aggress ve tact1cs to hold off the Bruns and make Rick MacLe1sh s f1rst per1od goal stand up Parent Is MVP Flyers goaltender Parent stopped 30 Boston > ols and ear ned the Conn Smythe trophy as the Most Valuable Player n the playoffs but he really was tested only a few t~mes Sometunes there are only four or f ve tunes when you s have to make good saves n a 2nd game hke today he smd Sometimes there are 11 or l2 We got the breaks today but the way you get the breaks 1s by workmg The combmat on of the Flyers hustlmg bust! ng workman I ke effort With the home ce advantage and an appearance by Miss Srmth added up to a huge mountam for the Brums to clunb The Flyers won all nme of thelf playoff games played at CHICAGO (UP!) - The the Spectrum and have com heavens sm1led on the Mm nesota Gophers baseball team p1led an amazmg 37 :1-l record Sunday Ath1rd stra1ght day of rrun m West Lafeyette Ind forced cancelation of the Gophers RIVER DOWNS scheduled season endmg CINCINNATI (UP!) Pac doubleheader w1th Purdue Qu ck was up early and won by Jeavmg Minnesota with a tie for the B1g Ten Iitle and a berth three lengths n the featured $6 000-added Glenary Stakes m the NCAA tournament The Gophers and Iowa both for 2-year-olds at R1ver Downs f101shed 11.,> bu~Minnesota was here Sunday The \\1nner toured the four awarded 1ts second straight berth m the NCAA D1s and one half furlongs m 0 54 !net IV Tournament because and returned $4 $3 and $2 40 SWing Lebar Swmg f mshed the Gophers outsCored the Hawkeyes 13-5 when the IA!ams second on a sloppy track and split a doubleheader m Mm B10 Dancer th1rd The 8-4 dally double com neapolis Apnl 13 bmallon of Courthouse Gang If 11 hadn t ramed Sunday however Mmnesota would and Sun Dolly was worth have needed a sweep over the $63 40 Acrowd of 6 461 bet $570 581 Boilermakers to take the lttle A split would have left the Gophers l2-6 percentage pomts behind the Hawkeyes m nament behmd Southern the final standings Iowa came Within one strike Cahlorma and Ar1wna State In the onl other achon of wmnmg the l tie oulrtghl Sunday Mlch)gan State edged 'lbe Hawkeyes beat Illinois 5-4 In the first game of a bost Northwestern 5-4 and 21 2 doubleaheder Saturday and Jed to move past the Wildcats mto the nightcap ~2 With two out m Sixth place m the fmal stan Howard Schryer the ninth and a full count on dmgs homered doubled and smgled Dave Lundstedt when the I1linl exploded Lundstedt walked tw1ce to dr1ve 1n a B1g Ten Doug Kleber tripled to lie the record-tymg e1ght runs for score and Ron Lapkins smgled MSU m the mghtcap A doubleheader between Mi him IJoflle to g1ve IllinoiS a 'h'l ch1gan and W1sconsm was WID Minnesota now Will get a ramed out M1ch gan ftrushed thll"d be chance to give veteran Coach hmd the Gophers and Iowa Dick Siebert another NCAA Iitle The Gophers finished w1th a 7.,> record and llimo1s was fourth at 9-7 third m the 1973 NCAA tour s 2nd Gophers to represent Big Ten • the 41 games at wh ch M ss Sm1th s rend1t10n of God Bless Amer ca has been played She made a rare personal appearance at the Spectrum Sunday and was greeted bv a thunderous ovatiOn She sat m the Flyers executive box and cheered on the home club It was the Brums who came out smoking early however hrmg 16 shots at Parent m the f1rst per od But the Flyers nade one of lhell" e1ght first penod shots count That Was It MacLe1sh lipped n a blue lme shot by Andre Dupont at 14 38 and the fa ns settled n for a tense hockey game It changed d1rect10ns all at once sa1d Boston goaltender G les G1lbert I had a clear vtew from the po nt but lost 1! as l came across It JUSt hit his tn ,. MacLe sh s) st1ck and went "oosh That was t It was over for us Flyers Coach Fred Sl ero sa d he d1dn t knw tus club had won the l1tle unt l h s players began JUmpmg onto the ce Then bedlam broke loose Flyer Capta n Bobby Clarke and Parent skated slowly around the 1ce the coveted cup lTadled m the r arms and tears Sport Parade lly Mil TON RICHMAN ~I I SJ r f d1 r ped by faster ones quahf cat ons were resumed That would leave altorne) Hugus Jr representmg the Roy Woods racmg team W t on a one me mer1bcr oft e Bru ns at" hose marr age Orr had been best man IVa on mmediately not ced Orr Congratulates Watson Bobby Orr pumped I s hand and congratulated h m They ta lked abou old l nes and abo t Watson s "edd ng HoY. ong go was t Orr nqu red F' ve yea s ago sa d Watson I an l he I eve t Orr sad It s five vea rs air ght Watson ns sled F ve years al ost to the day Mar anne and I were m red Ma) 17 1969 and a s pokes man fo 0 r shooked his head nonqua!1f ed earns w1th th Now t \las Joe Watson s turn o thmk of something He wasn t oniJ alternal ve of gomg to be ng a very good host ourt He sad he would Here he was standing w h a bo tie of char pagne h1s 1and We W(jfi to work w th n the and he I adn t offered any to Bobby Orr not only h s best man but rules of USAC to right a the best hockey pla)er n the enl re uruverse "rong Hugus told a meet ng Joe Watson would lake ca re of that 1ght now a ended by dr vers car Would you I kc a 1 tile dr nk Bobby he asked offenng he o'Aners and meet an cs SWlday bottle to the Brums defenseman We don t want to start Don I Deserve 11 la"su ts but I co uld end up Bobby Orr sa d no thanks ll at wa) We would enJO n the Wh) 1ol Joe Watson wr nkled h1s brow ra e f necessar} I don t deserve t sa d Bobby Orr At the conclus on of the lime Only Bobb) Orr could say a th ng I kc tha Nobody else n h1s tnals late Saturda' w lh A J 1gll n nd wo uld Bobby Orr meant what he sad He wouldn l Foyt assu ed of tt e pole lake a drmk from Joe Watson pos lion for he thtrd t me Over and over ag m n the Flyers dress ng room the tr urn en rants for nne cars f1led a phan Philadelphians lav shed repeated praise upon goal e protest sa)'lng he r dr vers Berrue Parent voted MVP m the playoffs and the r hard had no opportuml) to make the work ng leader Bobby Clarke but v rtually everyone of them f1eld had someth ng to say about Orr s truly n agn f cent all-around The protest was den ed by performance USAC on grounds the He says he doesn t deserve t sa d Clarke mcredulously quallf}mg I ne "as broken by a when he heard of Orr s refusal to have some champagne He car ha got nlo the lineup for won \10 games for them by himself How much more can he the second hme It made the do f eld " lh rook e Johnny Simple As That Parsons Jr at the wheel but he Good as Bobby Orr was he wasn l good enough to keep the did not attempt to qual fy the Flyers fr om becom ng the f rst expans on team to wm the Cup frstlme When l was all over and the Flyers had beaten the Bru ns I-ll Twenty-one cars were qual 0 r s pped beer from a wax conta ner and sa1d they worked fed Saturday wo were bum harder than us and they beat us Its as sunple as that They re ped by faster machmes and number one and we re number two another was w thdrawn As a I know ho" those gu) s fed m that other room All sumner result of heaV) ra ns on both long people w 11 see them and say they re go the Stanley Cup qual fy ng Saturdays the t101e champwns There s no feel ng like 1t m the world They worked al lotted for the tr als was he1r l<l Is off and they deserved tow n They JUSl worked harder reduced from 14 hours to abou I an us that s all roll ng down the r cheeks Fans leaped over the s de boards and paraded along behmd them n Pied Piper lash on The celebrat on carried over mlo the dressmg room where the JUbilant •lyers wear ng only their underwear were JOmed m the champagne dr nk ng by the r w ves proba bly he f rst time "omen had JO ned a v ctory locker room celebratiOn 6 complete game effort by 2:1year.old Don Gullett I don t know anybody who runs out a better left-hander and that mcludes the Mets (Jon) Matlack than Gullett Anderson sa1d And what about (Fred ) Norman (Jack) B llmgham and Clay ) Kir by It has been those four starters prunanly who have hfted the Reds to e1ght Wins m thetr last 10 games sent the Astros reeling seven of those tunes and w ll now send the Th1s s the th rd tune I ve Reds nto a cruc1al Los Angeles p lched well I e really got everyth ng together ser es on a tear We could go n there and get The Reds scored lour runs n beat but we re a good he f1rst three mn ngs In the ballclub he sa 1d I ve f rst run scor ng h ts by always sa1d we re gonna wm 90 Johnny Bench and George Foster and a passed ball gave hallgames them a J-0 lead In the th1rd Gullett wbo struck out 10 and bes des giVIng up a solo Tony Perez blasted h s e ghth home run to Lee May d dn l homer a solo shot allow another runner past f1rst Cincmnab scored two more n the s1xth oil .reliever Mike base sa•d Sunday was h1s hest Nagy on Dan Dr essen s pmch outmg th s year I m very happy I d1d have h t smgle and a sacnflce bunt all my p tches gomg for me by Gullett whtch sk pped by the charg mg Doug Rader and allowed Foster to score from second Houston opens a three-game past Ch cago goa he Cam home ser es aga1nst San D ego Newton Hall scored on a startmg lomght wh le Cmcm perfect play -Gordie to Mark nat goes to L A to Hall r ght n front of the net as Newton came out to face ]ustAmved Mark Then Hall scored on a deflect on of a shot by Gord e Mens Shpon Andre Hinse and Gordon Labossiere added goals m the second per od and Lund I n 1shed the Aeros scormg With Navy or Wh1te 4 08 showmg Cougar Jan Pop el broke goal1e Don McLeod s shutout by flrmg m a goal w1th 2 4lleft n the second penod and Your Thorn MeAn Store ChiCago got a f nal goal !rom Middleport o R1ck Morr s m the last per1od NHL P ayolfs By United Pren nternat on a Champ onsh p Bo!.lon vs Ph ade ph a (Ph lade ph a won 4 2 May 1 Bs tn 3 Ph a 2 May 9-Ph a 3 Ss n 2 May 2- Ph a 4 Bstn May .4 Ph a 4 BS1n 2 May 6 May 9 Bs n 5 Ph a Ph a 1 Bs n 0 WHA Playo fh By un ted Press Internal onal Champ onsh p May May M~y May Ch cago v~ Houston ( Houslon won 4 0 2 Hous n 3 Chcgo 2 5- Hous n 6 Chcgo Holls ., 7 Chcgo 4 19 Hous n 6 Chcgo 2 year he srud I ve got to ask myself 1! there s anythmg left to prove I ve got to talk to (Aeros owner Irvm) Kaplan I thmk I m w1lling to sacnf ce agam If I thought I could have as much fun as I d1d this year The Aeros with Gordie and Marly on one olfens1ve I ne and Mark as defenseman led the r d1v swn throughout the year And Sunday s wm the fourth stra1ght over Chicago was even more of a breeze Scormg three goals m each of the l1rst two per1ods Houston got two goals from Murray Hall m a span of 68 seconds after Larry Lund opened scor ng at 14 32 of the f1rst penod Lund slapped 111 a rebound Ohio Northern captures ttt"le ADA Ohto (UP I) - Oh1o Northern s Polar Bears won a doubleheader vtclory over Ot terbem here Sunday 1~ and &5 to capture the Oh1o Athletic Conference baseball cham p10nsh1p Dave Kmg s three run double highlighted a SIX-I'UJl fourth mmng for ONU UJ the opener A five-run third mnlng high lighted by Don Thomas 2-run double spar)<ed Ohm Northern to VIctory m the mghtcap B1ll Lang batted m a run to make the score 6-5 m the fourth m nmg of the second game The Polar Bears now 20-6 earned a berth m the NCAA College Division d1str1ct base hall playoffs at Valpara so lnd Wednesday The Cardmals of Otterbem closed out the season w1th a 139 record l..J Nat on Moto cross c ham on h p 250 c c ass Wen rt r ding a Kawasaki p swept both !1).1 nu e motors n the an John Un e l from ALexan f n shed second and G 1ry Scm s of I sbon Oh o th I l~c re Kars1 ake s of M s o V JO Cal f also swept both heats n " nn ng the open etas B I v Gross of Santa C uz Ca I f mshed s xth overall and no ved nto the 1974 AMA po n ead dr a Va STATE FARM- The 'Mbrld's Number One Homeowners Insure~' f you e ook ng for the bes ~alue n homeowne s nsu ance you I I nd 1 at Sta e Fa m Gve me a ca I today You I d scover wha s mode State Fa m the oumber one homeowners n sure n the wor d STEVE SNOWDEN 553 Russell St (Gravel Hill) Middleport 0 PH 992 7155 ,., 1 good n" ghtJo s'"'"m' tt•• 7402 TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT BURGER CHEF/ Aeros claim championship HOUSTON (UP!) Bcammg Gordie Howe the champagne dr1ppmg off what was left ol hiS gray ha1r JUSt wanted to s1t He was m no hurry to pull of! his Houston Aeros un1form for poss1bly the last t1me At 46 the veteran Natwnal Hockey League star had JUs! collected four ass sts to direct the Aeros of the World Hockey Assoc atlon to a &-2 wm over Ch1cago s Cougars and to the World Hockey Association champmnsh p Sunday mght Howe sa1d the champmnslup was more sallslymg than the four he won durmg h1s 25 years w th the Detroit Red Wmgs Th1s one prohably means a I ttle more he sa1d because of the three of us It was Gord e and sons Mark and Marty who moved south less than one year ago lor $5 m Jhon for four years Although Gordie s con tract called for only one playmg year he h nted otherWise m the wet and Wild Aeros locker room I ve got a lot of thinkmg to do hetween now and next HAMEH SVI I LE Oh o UP! - J m We ner of Laguna Beach Cal f won h s f rst rna or cto y of 1974 Su ay th Amer ca n Motor cycle Ass oc al on Wr~ght Reds sweep Houston series, 7-1 HOUSTON UP! Manager Sparky Anderson says he IS m fled over one aspect of the B g Red legend The Cincmnall Reds st1gma of strong h tt ng and no p tchmg he says mal gns a good mound staff Everybody continues to say we ve got no p tchmg he sa1d Sunday after his team s 7 I wm over Houston I m gettmg lredoft A good example of what An derson sa1d was Sunday s first win Bobby 0 r suddenly remen be e I I Hll ADEl PHI A UP! on lh ng he had to do He wanted to do t qu etly and pr vately too w th none of h ~ ed a round tore o d land 1ake him ou t to be a b g hero or Slcond C m e soT ething l ke tha Spe cer 000 31 4 4 W lh only a towel draped around h1s n 1dr If Bob! y 0 slipped Me gs 150 Ox-13 3 past a group of ne" smen l<llk ng to Phil Espos to n the di sp1r led Summer! eld r P Holle dr s ng quarters of the beaten Boson B1111ns and made h s wa) 3 M ller 4 and Roller h ougl a back door lead ng to a s all area nex lo the oom ~urnmerf eld C nrl ff md where the Philadelphia Flyers were elebrating her Stanley Oh l nger C'up 1ctorv Sundav even ng 1 he door o that room was open and Orr spo ted the Ph ade lph a playc1 l was ook ng fo --defense nan Joe legal mess Flyers cop NHL title ( I good ro lndySOO • • one of the M gs h ts Kennl Ma k l ad I e other "' f v also ;r double M rsl all s doub es "er Weinhart in loday's Special Family Meal Prices 4 p m to closing FOR ADULTS B g She! • French F es Turnover & Large D nk On y FOR KIDS Funbu ger • French F es Small D nk & Lo I pop DECK SHOES •5.50 heritage house !60 4 1503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO SPRING SPECIAL FOR NEW HOMES IN POINT PLEASANT CONTACT HARLEY HENDRICKS PHONE 675-2460 FUel Chief HEATINEi DIL IN MIDDLEPORT CONTACT DONNA STEWART 992·2145 AND NEW CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS AND SPACE HEATERS CiTY iCE & FUEL CO. POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. MIDDLEPoRT, OHIO �I , ·' . ~ .. Thr..· Oatly &·n: •.. 1, 5- The Daily Sentmel, Middieport-~onwro}, 0., M<>nd.ty, Ma) Mtddlt•port-Pouwroy , 0, Mnmla~. Mil_, 20. 1!1'1 4 ' Caldwell recordS eighth win; Dodgers en 4-2 National League Roundup By FRED McMANE UPI S~rts Writer Mike Caldwell won't ever make San Francisco Giant fa ns forget the name Wilhe MeCovey but he's domg pretty good at making them remember his own. When Caldwell was traded to the Giants last wmter for the aging McCovey and utility outfielder Bernie Williams, it c~used much anger among San Franciscans, who considered McCovey almost as histone a landmark as the Golden Gate Bndge. The Giants, however, knew what they were domg and 11 appears they were right Nowadays when you ask a Giant fan who M1ke Caldwell is, the answer you'll get 1s that he's the winningest pitcher m the National League. Caldwell turned in another superlative performance Sunday when he pitched the G1ants to an 8-2 victory over h1s exteammates in the first game of a doubleheader to boost his record to 7-1. Caldwell allowed only s1x hits and neither run was earned as he loweted his earned run average to 1.46. Praises His Defense "I'm pitching well this year because of a good defense behind me," said Caldwell, who became the first pllcher in the NL to post seven victories. "Our defense has Jelled and no pitcher could ask for better play than the fellas have given me." Bobby Bonds an d Ed Goodson supported Caldwell very well in the offensive .department as each drove in three runs. Bonds had a homer, a triple and a smgle, while Goodson had two· doubles and two singles. McCovey gave G1ant fans a few fond remembrances in the second game when he blasted a career record-tying 15th grand slam hom~r to pave the way for a 12-inning, 1~7 San Diego victor y. McCovey's homer, . which tied him with Hank Aaron for most career grand slams, came in the fifth inning. jn other NL g~mes, Montreal swept a doubleheader from New York, 7-3 and !Hl; St. Louis edged Chicago, 6-5; Cincinnati beat Houston, 7-1; Atlanta trimmed Los Angeles, 4-2, and Pittsburgh nipped Philadelphia, 2-1, after losmg 3-2. Expos 7-5- Mets 4-0 Willie Davis collected six hits in nine at bats, scored four runs and drove in a pair for the Expos in their doubleheader sweep of the Mets. Ernie McAnally tossed a four-bitter • • • •• •• •• • . .' . ' Linescores Mi'IIOr League R es ults Bv Unrtc d Press lnre,-natronal Nat rona ! L ea gu e ( ht Ga m e l Phllil 000 000 030 370 0 00 010 001 1 7 0 Lonborq Sca r ce (AJ W a tt 191 and Boone. EsS1a n (6), E l1 1S, Her n andez IBJ. G1ustr (8) and 5i!nqui l l en 1NP Lo n borg (4 31 LP El li S ( 1 d) H R T H eb ner O th l Prt.,brqt1 Ond Game) Phrla 001000000- 160 PltsbrgM 010 010 OOx -- 2 8 1 Ruthv en . Scar ce 17) and Boone Reuss (2 )I and San gu rl ten LP - RutMv en (2 21 " (7nd Gam~:) Mon l rcal 70 1 001000 5 Jl 0 New York. 000 000 000 0 4 0 McAnally ('] 4l and H um phrey , Koo sma n. Mill er (9) and Grot e LP Koosmqn (4 2) "You co uld hit agamst loaded, three-run double lugll· Walter Johnson m lhts 'the IIghted a four-r un seventh Royals ' ) park and still have a mning to carry the Yanks to (1 st Game l l 001 211 002- 7 12 0 good game here," Burroughs VIctory m the opener, Johnny Montrea N ew York 111 000 001 ~ 4 11 0 said Sunday after drtvmg home Brtggs' two-run homer m the Renko , Taylor 0) and Foo te , four runs that earned the sixth earned the Brewers' a Sw an . Sa dec kr ( 6) , Apodaca (9 ) and Hodges WP - Ren ko fJ 4J Rangers to an 8-3 victory over second game split LP - Swan n 3) Athlelics 8, Whtte Sox 3 Kansas C1ty . "Th1s is JUSt a Angel Mangual's first career good hilling ballpark. You grand slam homer, the onl) hit can't beat the astroturf." of a five-run first Inning, Brown Wins First Burroughs, who was 4-for-5, helped Catfish Hunter to hiS singled home a run m the first, seventh wm . Hwtter, however, smgled in two more ip the lost lus bid for a shutout when fourth and then drove home A's Manager AI Dark mserted one more in the seventh to reliever Paul Lindblad tn the provide Jackie Brown, m relief mnth and he promptly served of David Clyde, with his f~rst up th e three Chtcago runs. win of the season. Maj o r League Lead er s Elsewhere in the AL, CleveBy Un ti ed Press lnter n ar rona t Ado lph W Grueser, dec'd. to 15th I land swept a doubleheader Leadrng Batters Clara Grueser, Charles E. Atlanta Naftona l L eag u e 300 000 010- 4 8 1 from Detroit, 2-1 and 9-4 ; 010 000 100- 2 52 g. ab r tt pet Gr ueser, Clara McMaster, Los Ang Cap r a 12 2) and Oafes. California topped Minnesota , 4- Sm tth , St L JS 136 25 54 397 Walter M. Gru eser, Mary E Sutton , Marshall (9 ) and Garr, At l 40 178 22 65 365 2, before losing 4-2; Boston Rertz , StL LP- Sutton (6 Jl 36 140 12 49 ' 350 Russell, Ann L. Tucker, Hazel Fer guson HR s - Gar r (JrdJ, Craw for d 37112 21 "39 348 dumped Balllmore tw1ce, 11-2 Gross.Hou Un ser . PMrt 30 95 11 33 347 Grueser, James R. Grueser, (3rd) and 6-1; New York split with Buckner ,LA 37 1.47 19 <~9 333 Sandra K. King, Sharon A American League Da vrs,M tl 18 120 16 40 JJJ ( 1st Game l Milwaukee, 6-2 and 3-1 , and Srzemre. Stk· 31 119 t9 39 328 Hayhurst, A£f Trans., Mmers- Detro it 000 010 000- 1 2 3 Oakland upended the Chicago, Watson . Hou 40 138 22 45 326 ville. Cl eve 000 020 oox - 2 8 o Co l eman (6 -1) and Freehan. 8-3. St m on s, StL 34 139 19 45 324 Clara Grueser to Clara Am erica II league G Pe r ry (6 1) and Duncan HR hidians 2-9, Tigers 1-1 g ab r . h pet McMaster, Haz el Gr ueser, - Brohamer (1st) M tn 34 137 21 56 409 1 M Jack Brohamcr's two -run Carew, Jc ksn . oak. 32 114 26 45 395 Charles E. Grueser, Wa ter . Gam el homer combmed w1th Gaylord McRae . KC 36 112 20 46 377 Grueser,Mary E. Russell, Ann (2nd Detro rt 00 2 000 002- .t 7 3 , Bat 35 132 8 44 333 11 Cl eve 101 420 Olx - 9 11 1 Perry's two-bit pitching gave Rbnsn Yaz , Bas 38 129 24 43 L Tucker, Lots, Mmersvt e. the Tribe the wm in the opener. Ga mbl e,C te 27 93 9 3 1 333 333 Hazel Cremeens, Kenneth rv e, Tx 28 90 17 30 333 1 L'll Le 1 to Buddy Bell belted another two Harg Piniela ,N Y 31 11 4 15 37 325 Lem ey, I Ian m ey run blast in the nigh leap to help P etrcet i , Bos 27 93 8 30 323 · Della M . Moore, Parcels , Bob Johnson to his second Ro ias. KC 37 145 17 46 3 17 Salisbury. Hom e Run s victory. Nattonal L ea gu e: Wynn, LA Edgar Edison Mitch to John Red Sox 11, 6, Orioles 2, 4 12, Aaron, Art , BencM and H. Wiles' , Carla J. Wiles, Lot, Per ez, C1 n , Cedeno, Hou , Carlton Fisk smacked a two- Garvey, LA and Staub . N Y 8 Mmersville. run homer in the ninth innmg of Amenc an L eag ue . N ett l es. Sybi l Ebersbac h, Special and Jackson . Oak I I : the mghtcap to provide the Red NY Brig gs, Mil and Bu r roughs ,' Tex Comm, Thomas Burke, dec'd. Sox with their sweep In the 9 : Horton , Oet 8 to Ruby Burke, Parcels, Runs Ba tt ed In ftrsl game, a 17-hit attack, led National l ea gu e . Wynn , LA Orange. by Rico Peirocelii's four 37 ; Cedeno , Hou 34 Garv ey, 32 Easements Leading Creek LA 32, Sm tih, St L 31 , singles, allowed Reggie CleveWtllrams . Chi 29 Conservancy American League Roundup land to pick up his fourth win in A m er i can L eag u-e Bur By BILL MADDEN ro ugh s, T ex 41, J ackson , Oak AlbertHI11, Jr ., 0 ra E . H'll I to stx decisions. 30 , Bri ggs, Mil 29 ; Nettl es, N Y Ted Trotter, Brenda Trotter, Jeff Burroughs is one person Angels 4-2 Twins 2-4 28 , McRae. KC. Htsle. Mmn 262 Acre , Racine Villagewh o will not rece1ve the 25 Nolan Ryan struck out 12 ~nd Rud1 , Oak Pitc hmg Sutton. tr adition al " thank you for National L eague Caldwel l , · 1 · G d' batters in the opener to outduel SF 7 1, Rogers . M t l 6 2, su tt on . Gmdo J Gtro ami, 1 ta commg" announcement from the Twms' ace Bert Blyleven. LA 6-J, Gr rffrn , Hou. John. LA . Gtrolam i to Delmar A. the Kansas C1ty Royals. k , NY and McGiotMcn , Paul Schaal's two-run single Matlac st L s 1. Bi llin gMam, Cin 5-2, Canaday, Bertha C. Canaday, Burroughs, 23, the Texas was the big hit in a four-run Morton and Reed A ll 5-J, Pt. Lot 206, Pomeroy . .. Rangers' slugger who now Angels ' eighth . Jim Holt Rober IS. Hou 5 5. leads the major leagues with 41 collected two singles and two runs-batted-in, padded that doubles to help the Twms gain total considerably at Kansas a split in the second game. City the past four days, driving Yankees 6-1, Brewers 1-3 m 10 runs with nine hits in 16 After Lou Piniella's basestrips to the plate. for Montreal m the mghtcap. Cardinals 6, Cubs 5 Bake McBnde hit a three-run homer m the first mning and scored the wmrung r un on Ted Simmons' double m the eighth to highlight the Cardinals' three-game sweep of the Cubs. Bob Gibson worked 8 1-3 mmngs to wm. Joe Torre also homered for the Cards, while Jerry Morales homered for ChiCago. Reds 7, Astros 1 So uthpaw Don Gullett struck out 10 and pttched a five -bitter as the Red s handed the Astros thetr ninth stra1ght loss. Lee May spoiled Gullett's chances for a shutout with a solo homer in the fourth. Tony Perez homered for the Reds. Braves 4, Dodgers 2 Buzz Capra tossed a fivehitter and Ralph Garr collected three hits to spark the Braves over the Dodgers. Atlanta's Hank Aaron, who singled in a run in the first, moved into the No 3 spot in major league games played by appearing in his 2,993th contest. Only Ty Cobb (3,033 ) and Stan Mus1al (3,026) played m more. Phillles 3-1, Pirates 2-2 Larry Bowa doubled home two runs in the eighth inning to give the .Ph1llies an opening game tnurnph, but the Pirates took the nightcap behind the Six-lut pitching of Jerry Reuss. Willie Stargell doubled home the deciding run m the second game. Meigs Property Transfers 992-2143 Pomeroy, · 992-741" , Yellow Pages ., given club-at POWELL'S health center 298 ATHENS - A therapy program for the Good Luck Garden Club of the Athens Mental Health Center was provided Tuesday by the Rutland Garden Club. The 13 m~mbers of tlie Rutland club participated and were assisted in preparing the soil and laying.out flower beds in which they planted seeds of marigolds, morning glories, panSies, petunias, hollyhocks, and cosmos provided by the Mental Health Center and the Rutland Garden Club. Instructor from the Rutland Club was Mrs. Jack Robson who served a dessert course of jello and cookies. The cookies were provided by the club as was a gift for each member of the Good Luck Club. Mrs. Betty Mizicko of the Richard Garden Club, advisor to the Good Luck Club, assisted Mrs. Robson . Second St Pomeroy, 0• STORE HOURS; MONDAY-SATURDAYS AM-10 PM SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM .,•• THIS IS YOUR INVITATION HEAR CECIL ,WILLIS W HAT a gr eat place to ca mp! Oh10 Power Co mp any's free Rec rea tion la nd in Southea ste rn Oh1o ts open to everybody! You ca n ca,mp and f1sh , or h1ke a nd nature walk. There are all kind s of pa rks ites and lakes (wo uld you beli eve 320 lakes an d ponds') a nd forest IN A SPECIAL SERIES O,f -, GOSPEL SERMONS MAY 20-26 WESTSIDE CHURCH .OF CHRIST Because what Ohio Power did (and s ti ll does) is rebuild the land that's· bee n min e d to make 1t more beautiful than it was before. The d1gging s are gently graded, th e surface prepar e d and planted with gr az ing- grass and trees. (Over 34 mill1o n trees since 1944.) We created lakes and ponds and th e Ohio Diviston of Wildlife stocks 'em with bass, b luegill, northern p1ke and musk ie. You'll see mallards and gr~at blue heron he re , too. And a lot of beaver' If you d1g th e outdoors, you'll love Ohio Power RecrealiOnland! Our people care about the total env ironment , .. from th ~ generation of ele c tn c ity fpr your e veryday needs and pollution control ... 200 W. MAIN ST. • Mother given party by sons (fki~~~. , to thou sands of acres of Recreat1onland fo r your enjoyment. Barn ey Beave r 1nvites you to stop at the nea rest Ohio Power office and pick up your free camping permit and picture map of Recreationland . We'll be looking · for you! POMEROY, 0. • • I ' ' 7:30 PM MONDAY • SATURDAY 10:00 AM & 6:00PM SUNDAY Dear , ~~fJJ!LF ' Our concern for the environment covers trails and wtldlife, like deer and racco9n and fox . It's ha rd to imagine that these 35,000 acres were actually mined fo r coal not so long ago-you 'd never know to see it now . (Maybe we should call 11 ''Re-cre • li on-la nd '' !) Friends, This Is a ~pecla l invita~lon to all of you who may be t roubled by th e current an d mass 1 v~ Holy Sptrlt movement tn ou r community Bro. Willis will present lessons of a general nature for t he first three sesstons of the sertes, but wi ll direct the lesson s of T hursday. Fr~day, and ~ turd ay evening spec1 ft ca ll y toward cleartng the air on this movement Thursday ~venmg , th~ lesson is entit led, "The Holy Spirit and Reve lation ", F rrday even ing , t he lesson ts entitled, ,The Holy Sp1r1t and Confirmation" , and the Saturrtay evening lesson Is, " Nee Pentecostalism". We openly invi1e you to come and bring your Btble , examine what Is taught, andi lf you do not understand, or you desire further stud y, we wi ll be most happy to discuss your questions there at t he meeting houSe or whereever and whenever is convenient fo_r you. Others are not willing to make this challenge about the~r doctrine Will Yqu accept fh1s and come see for yourself? You wi ll benefit by so doing! 1 • ' Planltngs at the Letart Falls Cemetery have been completed, according to a report at the r2cent meeting of the c1vic committee of the Bend 0 ' the River Garden Club It was noted that 25 flowering dogwood and crabapple trees, three new evergreens and four planters have been planted and that the entranceway has been made more attractive by the addition of hanging baskets containing red, whtle and blue flowers. Evergreens have been planted at the exi t. Purchasmg the trees, many as living memonals for loved ones, have been -Mr and Mrs. Crill Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Grimm, Mr. and Mrs Gordon West, Mrs. Charles (Kitty Allen ) Skeels , Mrs. Wendell Frecker, Mr. and Mrs Paul Eich, Mrs. Emma Salser, the family of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shain, Mrs Frances Roberts, Mrs. Ralph Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs, · Mrs. George Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm, Mrs. Ed· ward Simpson, Charles Hayman , Thomas Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . Barmtz, Mrs. George Krider, Mrs . Carl Shields, Miss Vera Beegle, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sargent, Mr , and Mrs. Wayne Roush, Mrs. Edna Sh1elds, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beegle, Mrs. Charles Mallory, Mrs. Isabelle Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Thereon Johnson , the East Letart United Methodist Womfn, the I..Allart Falls Umted MethodiSt Women, the Racine Wesleyan MethOdist Women, Ray Allen and Mrs. Tony Greenberg. Others contributing to the project were Cleland's Nursery, Hubbard's Nursery, the Midway Market, and Carper's Nursery. Therapy program ' ' completed DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY "The Home of the Friendly Folks" I Cemetery :: Social :;: plantings :-1~ Calendar~i: Our complete comprehensive homeowners' policy covers loss due to fire, theft, storm damage, more. One premium . Pick a locksmith in ' :~rm:~Z!. ·.·.:.:.~:·:·=~:·:·:·=·=·:·:·:x:·:·:·:·:t PACKAGE POLICY : TOTAL COVERAGE 102 W. Main a lot of territory CHESTER - The sons of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Orr entertained on Mother's Day with a dinner party at the Orr home. The birthday of Marion Orr was also celebrated. The families brought the food and entertained with music during the day. Gifts, including a "mother of the year award" were presented to Mrs. Orr. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Orr, daughter, Judy ; "fr. 'and Mrs. Albert Gran, Mr. and Mrs. Starling Orr, daughter, Jackie; Mrs. Arlene Atwood, sons, Thomas and Marc, and daughter, Sheri ; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Orr and son, Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Orr, Mr. and Mrs. John Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Alba Orr and daughter, Robin , Mr, and Mrs. Crissle Powell and Tam era, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Norton, James Klegg, Lester Marcum, Mr. and Mrs. James Spurlock, and Leonard Boring. OHIO POWER_COMPANY Alllt;tttCAN l:l.t:t.Tttrc ' . ~ E-~) POWCII ll't'llT.-. 211. J!t i4 ... Sl ayback , !:lee lbach (4), Ray CMampron (2 OJ L P - Woodson (7) and Mose s, Johnson , f 1 JJ HR ~ Brrggs (9tM l Buskey (81 and DunCan WP Johnson "(2 .2) LP -- Si ayback ( t fJst Ga mel Boston 032 203 001 - ll 17 1 2JHR Bei! (S fM J Batt 200 ooo 000- 2 9 6 Cleveland. Segui (81 aM (1st Gam el Ch1cago 102 0 10 OHI - 5 9 2 Calif 000 000 040 4 8 7 F tsk, M cNally. Hood (4l ana · St Lou rs 400 00 1 Olx - 6 7 0 Minn 000 020 000- 2 6 0 Wdl1ams WP - CJeve l and (4 2) Bonham, Pm a (8) and Mil l e-r Ryan (54) and Rodr1gu ez. L P- McNal ly (3 3) wa ld , G1bson. Hrabosky (91 Bty teven campbe l l f8J and (2nd Gamel and Srmmons WP ~~ G rb so n (3 Borgmann L P- Biy lev en 13 61 Bos1on 002 200 002- 6 13 ,0 3) L P -- Bonham 12 BJ HR sBall OJ1 000000- 4 71 McBr ld ~ {li th) . Torr e (2nd!. (2 nd Gamel Drago (3 l l and Frsk . Alex Mo_rales ( lilt'\ J Calit 010 001 ooo- 2 8 o M rnn 004 000 OOx - 4 10 0 ander , Ja c kson (9) an d Hen LP - A te•an der (Il l Crn cr 30 1 002 100- 1 8 0 Stoneman , Lockwood (3) and d r1 c ks Bur l eson (2ndJ. F1 sk Hou ston 000 100 000- 1 S 0 Egan . AII'Jury, Campbell f8l HR s Gu ll ett (43) • and P l ummer . and Borgmann WP - Aibury (2 ( 41M J Rober t s, Nagy (6) , J Johnson 1 ) LP - Stoneman ( 1 4) HR Oak l and 502 100 000- 8 7 2 (6), Sche rman (9) and C OIIIJer ( 4th ) CMicago 000't00 003- 3 5 I Johnson LP- Rober ts (5 5) Hunt er . Lindb l ad ( 8) and HRs -- Perez (B t h l. L May (1st Game ) (7th) New York 000 100.4 10 6 8 2 Tenace , Haney (8) . Bah n sen, Milwa 010 000 00 1- 2 6 I Tatum [3), Gossage (7), P rt l ock Dobson , Ly le f9 J and Demp - ( 9 ) and Dow nrng . WP - Hunter (1st Ga m e ) sey , Sl aton . Traver s (81 and (7 31 L P - BaMnsen (53 ) HR s Down eng (5th ), Manguar San Otego 000 002 000- 2 6 1 Porter W P- Dobson (3 61 L P San F r an 321 000 02>< - 8 14 1 - Sl aton (4 5J (2nd J Gre1 f , Co r k.ms (2), Ha rdy (51. Texa s 101 300 021 - 8 16 3 Tomlin (7) and B ar ton. Cald (2 nd Gam el 002 000 0 10- 3 8 1 wel l (7 1 ) and Rader LP - Gr erf New York ooo ooo 100- t 5 0 Kan Cr t y Clyd e, Brown (3), Fo ucaul t 0 71 H Rs - Grubb (2nd), Bonds M rl wa 000 012 OOx - 3 10 2 O th l Woodson. Pagan (6L Ly l e (8) (8J and Sundberg ; Splittor ff , and D empsey. Champ ron Mur Garber {4J, Hoerner (8) Br r d (2 nd Game, 12 rnn s.J pMy (7) and Moore WP - (8) and Healy WP - Brown (1 :,a n Ur ego II LP - Splittor ff ( 4 4) 000 140 002 003- 10 13 2 San Franc i sco 000 300 JO 1 0001--7 13 2 McAndrew. Ramo (7), Tomlin (8 ), Gr i ef> 19), , Hardy I 101 Cork ins ( 12) and Kenda l l. Bradley , Willtams (8) , Moff itt (9), Sosa (9), Willoughby ( 12) , Bryant ( 12) and Rudolph WP Hardy (3 11 LP - Wt l loughbY { 1 41 HRs Tolan ( l stJ, McCovey (3rd) , Mat t Mew s CARPENTER Mrs. Larry Clark and daughters, Chester, and Mrs. Wilda Mae Wiseman , Harrisonville, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey. MONDr\Y EVANGE l.IST Cecil Wtlhs, author and preacher, gues l speaker m special sertes of gospel meetings at Westside Church of Chnst, 200 W Ma1n St., Pomeroy, beginmng 7:30p. m , lasting all week . Pubhc invited. OHIO VIETNAM VETERANS, bon~s applicalton forms ava tlable Monday at follow ing localtons : Veterans Office , Pomeroy ; Ches ter Post Offi ce, Middleport, Pomeroy , Radne and Rutland Post Offtces Any veteran formerly of Meigs County, livmg out of coun ty, may request forms from Ohio V1et nam Veterans Bonus Commission, Hartman Theater Buildmg, 9 East State Street, Columbus, 43215. MEIGS Local Band Boosters, 7:30pm m the band room. MIDDLEPORT Busin ess and Professional Women's Club, 7: 30p.m at the Columbia Gas office. New off1cers to be installed by Mrs. Rose Reynolds . TUESDAY FRIENDLY Circle, Trinity Church, 7: 30 p.m. Mrs Kenneth Harris to have the program; Mrs. Roy Mayer and Mrs. Donald Hauck, hostesses. CHESTER Council 323 Daughters of America, 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Fortieth an· ruversary to be observed with recognitiOn of charter members. CHESTER PTA , at the school, 7;30 p.m. Joe Struble will present a safety program and names for committees and room mothers will be ta'ken Refreshments. MEIGS Muzzle Loader Rifle Club, 6 p.m., Izaak Walton League Club House. New members welcome. OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorotity, 6:30 p.m. picnic, at the southbound park on Route 33. Libby Sayre to have cultural report , "Make An Art of Li vmg", with the losing atte ndance team to serve as hostesses for the picnic. CHESTER Council No. 323, Daughters of America, 8 p m Tuesday night at the Chester hall. 40th an mversary to be observed . All Charter mem· bers urged to attend. WEDNESDAY POMEROY - MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, Wednesday -noon, at the Me1gsinn. OHIO Valley Commandery 24, Knights of Templar, 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple · 4-H mem bers · · plan visit Plans for viSiting the R. L. Black Stables in New Concord soon were discussed at a recent meeting of the Meigs 4-H Pleasure Riders held at the home of Faye Reibel. Tammy Smith and Brett Jones led the pledges to open the meeting with Miss Reibel giving the secretary's report Parts of the horse were reviewed and descnpllons of the members ' horses were collected and read. A health report was g1ven by Tammy Ervin and Tammy Smith was appointed to ~ave a safety report at the next meetmg. At that time also arrangements about the tnp to the . Black Stables will be made and decisiOns as to what the members will take. Brett Jones will give a foot care demonstration at the June 6 meeting to be held at the home of Roy Jones. Cookies, cheese puffs and Kool-Aid were served. At. tending besides those named were Susan Yost, Herbie Ervin, Pam Notllngham, and the advisors, Mrs. Rachel Downie and Billy Downie, Jr Polls in general would seem 'to indicate that 4 or 5 per cent or the people are cautious enough to keep their mouths shut. with "no opinion. " .For Merrwrial Day Combination pots and geraniums. Also other potted flowers. Q.ELAND'S GREENHOUSE Vine St. I Racine. Carpenter News, Event Mr. and Mrs. Halph Fr :rii: H'' of G.tllipolis vistll•d lH'r mothL•r . Mrs , Gu lclil• C.t llogh on Saturday c111d t'idlC"d on other relatives. Mr and Mrs [·~:~ tl Sl,trkcy spent Mother' s D.t ~ 111 N e l~on v il l e lm.~, w1th tlleu son-lfland daughter, Mr and Mrs. Donald Jones. Guests of Mr, and Mrs Reed Jeffers and · Mt s Beulah Cord ra y on Mother s Dvy wet e Mr. and Mrs. Hcrn wn Cordray , Athens Route: Mr :~n d Mrs Lavern .Jord an ~md Mr and Mrs Gene Jeffers and Robert , loca l. The Richard Jeffers family and Mr and Mrs John Dunham i!ncl famrlv M~ tlhl' J lt:kplwrH..· 1-!l't'<' lln j.!S frum N ~ ' \\ llllnm s . diHI Mr s 's Mr s Mull D <:l\' Huston Dd\l ld l.lewl'lyn .md .h.·nrl\' Marshfi eld. Jeffers honlt' PRICES VALID THROUGH MAY 27 ( tf Nl'\\ cd V1Sit (' d th e Oil Moncl~r~ G~ da \\;1~ used the theme. '' Mot her ," fm devotwns and oth(' t llH' Ilii.H.•r s ~ave n_ •a clin gs .tnd ~dllg fut the TO MOVE YOU INTO SUMMER Ma y lllC'cllng of the Tl·m ple Chu~t·h Umt cd Ml'llwdrst Women A lllectmg m A tilcn ~ \\l th the group there was dtscusscd P l~ns ar l' b~1n g made to sponsor :1 \'ac,a twn 81 ble Schoo l HI e;n·l) .Jun{' D.1v1d Asill' orth. Alb~ •n ~ .llld 1111 ee f1 rend !l fl lnn Oino U niver si t y, :1 Y ou th $3~79 Mr . anrl Mt s. Doug BIShop and children were \\Ce kend guests of her patent s ill Hamden. Mrs. Eva Waggonei and son. Danny, were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Clan Waggonct and also vtstted the Rubert Alkires. Mrs Fr;tncls Alktre took her mother, Mrs. Ava Gtlkey to an and Mr . and M 1s Dwatnc eye spectaltst tn Athens Jotdan, Bt yan. Kc tth ancf Wednesday Sat ah Faye \1st ted M 1 "nd Mr. and Mrs Harold Ball Mrs Wa lter Jorddn 111 and grandson of Columbus Galhpolts on Suml.:t) evcmng were weekend guests of Mr Earl Holland , Jr .. Phocm' Arb:ona, telephoned Mothe r's and Mrs. Gene Young Mrs . Cla ra Hull and Mr and DHy greett ngs to h1s mother . Mrs. Jumor Hull of Wa ldo were Ellen Fa ce myre on Sun day Mrs Roberta Pat ker, weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Bud Doug las and vts1ted Strasburg, vtstled her pa rents. Mr and Mrs Dale Willtams. Mr. and Mrs Ney ca rpen ter Mr. and Mrs. Robe rt Al ktre and stste r, Ma rtha Mays, local, viSited thetr son, Mr. and Mrs. and also VIS!Ied her son and Robert Gibson and Robtn of da ughter-m-lim. Mr . and Mrs Robe rt Parker and f"mil y in Columbus Monday. The former George Clm k Mtddlcport. Ber tha Cn ppc11 . Lecturer. house ow ned by Mr. Dingess used Muther and Memonal burned and was a total loss Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Day HI a rntxed progretm \\ hen were guests of the Lnrry Columbw Grange No 2n5 IJC!d Clarks of Chester . Penny tl1e1r May session. Plm1s w<'n' ee lebrated her 7tl1 btrlhday. dtscussed f or Ll v 1s t te~t10 n 1n Mrs . Sue payne and Donald June Mr and Mrs F:drl Sl<t rk cl Weaver werle m Parkersburg the LeFev r e::; Wednesday to see Mr. Waver's attended sister \\ho underwent maJOr program of gospel mu stc a t Ga llia A,cademy 1n Gall tpoll s surgery there Bessie Graham's car caught , Th e Car pent er · Bapti st ftre Tuesday and wa s a total Church held a rulmnagc and bake sa le on Saturday wh ich loss. . Mrs. Ida White is a patient at wa s well attended t\t the Veterans Memona l Hospi tal specm l Mother's Da)' scrvtces on Sunday m ot n i n~ t hr \\tth a kidney tnfeetwn. (oll ow tn g mothers were Mr. and· Mrs. Bob Welsh of Columb us were weekend honored: Ida Cheadle. the guests of the Jum or Paynes oldest mother present, Susie Booth. thr..~ )Otmgcst mothct and K C Welshes. Mr and Mrs. Howard Gtlkey present . l.lnda Bat'l' tson. and sons, De nms and Rod ney mother w1th the most chtlclren and Joey and daughter, Jaekie present, and Mrs Wa lt er Davies of South Carolina were Robb, the mother hav mg the here to attend then Grandma most chtldren. There were 41 Hellman's funeral prese nt for U1e ser v rces. Mr. an d Mrs. Mike Epple Mrs. Mary Wtseman and visited in Youngstown and children, Hamden, vtsited her Za nesville with their children parents, Mr . and Mrs Noble over the weekend . They also Hamon . called on Ava Gtlkey Tuesda~ Guests of Mr and Mt s Rex Cheadle and famtly we re Mr afternoon .' Rodney .Leady, who IS tn and Mrs Bill St .John and serv.Ice , VISited bts parents, daughter , Joyce , Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Carroll and Mr and Mrs. (;enc Jeffers and Robert, local over the weekend. The Semor CitiZens of thiS area are busy quiltm g another QUilt. The Harr isonvi lle OES held Inspec ti on on Thursday mght. JQ2 were prese nt. BEGINS AT KAY'S M1ss Jul1e Rose, a graduate of th e Nationwide Beauty School with a man ager's license from the Valley Beauty School in Marietta, began employment today at Kay 's Beauty Salon in Middleport She has been workmg tn a Gallipolis shop M1ss Rose IS a graduate of Eastern High School and IS the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J . Rose , ' Route I Long Bottom. PLACE CHANGED The Middleport Alumni AssociatiOn banquet w11l be served in the Miodleport Elementavy Schdo l auditorium, Pearl St. , mstead of the Me1gs · Junior High School cafeter ia as was previously announced. Mrs. · Iva Sisson reports that the change was necessary due to the large number of returning alumni and guests registering for the Friday banquet I' ' I Type lOB L u nd F il m l.;15 Rev Howard Mayne lo l'emph: Chur( h on Surl(!ay uwrnmg and furmshed mustt all(! Jpd ser vwes M ot hers werr honOJ ed dunn g the SundllY Sdu!ul huur w1th Goh.hc Gtllugh. o ldest moth er present ; · Hvrb~ r a Bolen, younges t mother . prese nt, and Pc~ultnc Comer. mother v.tth 1110st cl11ldren pre se nt rcce1v tng rl owers wtuch wcr c donated by I .ucy Thoma s fo r U1e occaston Mr dlld Mr s M cnctd .Jm clan ~ocicty New~ PRECOR SOLID STATE TRANSISTOR RADIO POLAROID COLORPACK FILM Wt tness (;r uup , acl o m p~r nJed Harri ~onviUc 1 1 11 , ... ~'1 If\ • ,HI I I <I $2,69 Wtlh Coupo n Wt1 h Coupon SAFETY FLAG Bl nze orange 9 'xI?" pen nnn1 on 6 !le)t. rble frbf'tg1Jl55 s h,l ll Er~sy rn sta lln l ron $119 USTERINE needs 1n Mouth wa 5h a nd gargle 14 01 el uded • 75~ W 11h Coupon Lnnrt 2 ~;:~~May Dcl!nl y cordrcal g l,,sc;ware rn ( tt•!:ttl•;. PLASTIC TABLECLOTHS ltl " C.,.,, . <>t•l I''~" ~lo H" <'vtlh lh " ol " ' , '" ~" "'84 • 40 '•l h~'"'~ II' nm bcr , g r een or b l ue $1.49 11 Reg , J9c 7,111" 7-PIECE CORDIAL SET W11h Coupon • ' " J' 1 ~ <1 ~ ul ,, Wrth Coupon Pn ces Va l rd Through May 27 LINDA LEE PANTY HOSE WASH 'N DRI Sheer , long wearr ng Berge or crnnamon One sue Iri s all 22 hundy ' clea n er up pe r s" to use tn car , nt home Need no 2 Vlc7t fcr. patrs for $1 W•fh Coupon L1m1t ~ parr s Pnces Vahd May 27 LINDA LEE KNEE-HIGHS Perf ec t for wcltr w rlh pfl nts SUitS 8c rge One <tile tr ts d ll 3 Pilr r s f01 $1 Wr l h Co upo n BAN ROLL-ON DEODORANT Tt1c l 1ghl tha t f loll ts R uc; t pr oof a nd w~cJ ih c qH ouf, uses 11 stundMtl "D' hfl llenes ( rnc lud ed) ,.99 $1 p 69~ W1th Coupon 7 oz W1th Coupon Pr , ··• 1/ a ltd Through May 27 POND'S COLD CREAM 30 " ou c hless" p lclslrc ba nda ges No 1052 39( A full pound of gentle , f ragrant c lea nsrng cream $1,29 Wr lh Coupon W•th Coupon Pn c:es Valrd Thro Comfort power. It's eutomatlc. eg NORELCO COFFEE MAKER " '"• Household spra y l ha l l 1ghts ge rm s and odors 14 oz W•th Coupon p 'I '' ' ""' $18.88 ' ,I W1th Coupon L1m11 2 Model A-1538 15,000 BTUs / hr ' ' IRISH SPRING From Fngt~ a r re . hete s iHl Environ ment Maker Room Arr Condrtroner Bath srze s udsy soap wrt h a fr esh sprrng scent that turns tile the coo l on or oft automattca!ly TillS 15,000 Brust • hr • Fng1da1re Room Arr Condr- 25~ honer ofle rs set·l!·and-lorget· ll With Coupon limit 2 Pnces Va ltd Through May 27 coohng comfort by controllmg compressor and 1an speeds as """"' room temperature cha nges •certified by AHAM wl1en operating on 230 1101ts 1.<1 500 BTUs1 hr @ 208 ¥Oi ls GENERAL DIGITAL CLOCK The Enwonment Makers CURITY SOFT PUFFS 260 su per so ft puffs for nu r se ry and cos m etr c use E tect rr c Ctock shows lim e at g l ance No GEBl IS fro m Fng 1da1re BAKER FURNITURE Middle or!, o. ~rislt sprtng $9,99 Wtlh Pnces V ahd I 39~ With Coupon Coopon Prices Val1d Thro~gh h May 27 May Ltm tl 1.7 Anchur Hr.w;~lllQ 1~ 1 n! FI•" ~1;,"~1 8 8 ~0 1 vn•li)er oc• , !2rll r...v"~'l'' · 8 IS.o1 tc;et! l~i gl<nl~ • huoc~<l o ur a la! ~ t Blu~ Free Storage Bring in your winter apparel now for our careful dry cleaning and pressing. (Offer does not apply to coin-op cleaning). • Pick theni up in the fall and pay Clry cleaning charge only . Bring them in now. ERE BOUQUET 'COLD STORAGE For your precious furs and Fur P.ieces at Reasonable Rates. Also furrier c lean ing . 216 E 2nd 992-5428 Pomeroy '' I ., I ,, '• •"' \ '" I I I i ' I ' ' I I . II \ ., I " ' .I r•-- LYSOL SPRAY DISINFECTANT ROBINSON'S CLEANERS o. ' 1.. ., ' ' . \ .' " 2 �I , ·' . ~ .. Thr..· Oatly &·n: •.. 1, 5- The Daily Sentmel, Middieport-~onwro}, 0., M<>nd.ty, Ma) Mtddlt•port-Pouwroy , 0, Mnmla~. Mil_, 20. 1!1'1 4 ' Caldwell recordS eighth win; Dodgers en 4-2 National League Roundup By FRED McMANE UPI S~rts Writer Mike Caldwell won't ever make San Francisco Giant fa ns forget the name Wilhe MeCovey but he's domg pretty good at making them remember his own. When Caldwell was traded to the Giants last wmter for the aging McCovey and utility outfielder Bernie Williams, it c~used much anger among San Franciscans, who considered McCovey almost as histone a landmark as the Golden Gate Bndge. The Giants, however, knew what they were domg and 11 appears they were right Nowadays when you ask a Giant fan who M1ke Caldwell is, the answer you'll get 1s that he's the winningest pitcher m the National League. Caldwell turned in another superlative performance Sunday when he pitched the G1ants to an 8-2 victory over h1s exteammates in the first game of a doubleheader to boost his record to 7-1. Caldwell allowed only s1x hits and neither run was earned as he loweted his earned run average to 1.46. Praises His Defense "I'm pitching well this year because of a good defense behind me," said Caldwell, who became the first pllcher in the NL to post seven victories. "Our defense has Jelled and no pitcher could ask for better play than the fellas have given me." Bobby Bonds an d Ed Goodson supported Caldwell very well in the offensive .department as each drove in three runs. Bonds had a homer, a triple and a smgle, while Goodson had two· doubles and two singles. McCovey gave G1ant fans a few fond remembrances in the second game when he blasted a career record-tying 15th grand slam hom~r to pave the way for a 12-inning, 1~7 San Diego victor y. McCovey's homer, . which tied him with Hank Aaron for most career grand slams, came in the fifth inning. jn other NL g~mes, Montreal swept a doubleheader from New York, 7-3 and !Hl; St. Louis edged Chicago, 6-5; Cincinnati beat Houston, 7-1; Atlanta trimmed Los Angeles, 4-2, and Pittsburgh nipped Philadelphia, 2-1, after losmg 3-2. Expos 7-5- Mets 4-0 Willie Davis collected six hits in nine at bats, scored four runs and drove in a pair for the Expos in their doubleheader sweep of the Mets. Ernie McAnally tossed a four-bitter • • • •• •• •• • . .' . ' Linescores Mi'IIOr League R es ults Bv Unrtc d Press lnre,-natronal Nat rona ! L ea gu e ( ht Ga m e l Phllil 000 000 030 370 0 00 010 001 1 7 0 Lonborq Sca r ce (AJ W a tt 191 and Boone. EsS1a n (6), E l1 1S, Her n andez IBJ. G1ustr (8) and 5i!nqui l l en 1NP Lo n borg (4 31 LP El li S ( 1 d) H R T H eb ner O th l Prt.,brqt1 Ond Game) Phrla 001000000- 160 PltsbrgM 010 010 OOx -- 2 8 1 Ruthv en . Scar ce 17) and Boone Reuss (2 )I and San gu rl ten LP - RutMv en (2 21 " (7nd Gam~:) Mon l rcal 70 1 001000 5 Jl 0 New York. 000 000 000 0 4 0 McAnally ('] 4l and H um phrey , Koo sma n. Mill er (9) and Grot e LP Koosmqn (4 2) "You co uld hit agamst loaded, three-run double lugll· Walter Johnson m lhts 'the IIghted a four-r un seventh Royals ' ) park and still have a mning to carry the Yanks to (1 st Game l l 001 211 002- 7 12 0 good game here," Burroughs VIctory m the opener, Johnny Montrea N ew York 111 000 001 ~ 4 11 0 said Sunday after drtvmg home Brtggs' two-run homer m the Renko , Taylor 0) and Foo te , four runs that earned the sixth earned the Brewers' a Sw an . Sa dec kr ( 6) , Apodaca (9 ) and Hodges WP - Ren ko fJ 4J Rangers to an 8-3 victory over second game split LP - Swan n 3) Athlelics 8, Whtte Sox 3 Kansas C1ty . "Th1s is JUSt a Angel Mangual's first career good hilling ballpark. You grand slam homer, the onl) hit can't beat the astroturf." of a five-run first Inning, Brown Wins First Burroughs, who was 4-for-5, helped Catfish Hunter to hiS singled home a run m the first, seventh wm . Hwtter, however, smgled in two more ip the lost lus bid for a shutout when fourth and then drove home A's Manager AI Dark mserted one more in the seventh to reliever Paul Lindblad tn the provide Jackie Brown, m relief mnth and he promptly served of David Clyde, with his f~rst up th e three Chtcago runs. win of the season. Maj o r League Lead er s Elsewhere in the AL, CleveBy Un ti ed Press lnter n ar rona t Ado lph W Grueser, dec'd. to 15th I land swept a doubleheader Leadrng Batters Clara Grueser, Charles E. Atlanta Naftona l L eag u e 300 000 010- 4 8 1 from Detroit, 2-1 and 9-4 ; 010 000 100- 2 52 g. ab r tt pet Gr ueser, Clara McMaster, Los Ang Cap r a 12 2) and Oafes. California topped Minnesota , 4- Sm tth , St L JS 136 25 54 397 Walter M. Gru eser, Mary E Sutton , Marshall (9 ) and Garr, At l 40 178 22 65 365 2, before losing 4-2; Boston Rertz , StL LP- Sutton (6 Jl 36 140 12 49 ' 350 Russell, Ann L. Tucker, Hazel Fer guson HR s - Gar r (JrdJ, Craw for d 37112 21 "39 348 dumped Balllmore tw1ce, 11-2 Gross.Hou Un ser . PMrt 30 95 11 33 347 Grueser, James R. Grueser, (3rd) and 6-1; New York split with Buckner ,LA 37 1.47 19 <~9 333 Sandra K. King, Sharon A American League Da vrs,M tl 18 120 16 40 JJJ ( 1st Game l Milwaukee, 6-2 and 3-1 , and Srzemre. Stk· 31 119 t9 39 328 Hayhurst, A£f Trans., Mmers- Detro it 000 010 000- 1 2 3 Oakland upended the Chicago, Watson . Hou 40 138 22 45 326 ville. Cl eve 000 020 oox - 2 8 o Co l eman (6 -1) and Freehan. 8-3. St m on s, StL 34 139 19 45 324 Clara Grueser to Clara Am erica II league G Pe r ry (6 1) and Duncan HR hidians 2-9, Tigers 1-1 g ab r . h pet McMaster, Haz el Gr ueser, - Brohamer (1st) M tn 34 137 21 56 409 1 M Jack Brohamcr's two -run Carew, Jc ksn . oak. 32 114 26 45 395 Charles E. Grueser, Wa ter . Gam el homer combmed w1th Gaylord McRae . KC 36 112 20 46 377 Grueser,Mary E. Russell, Ann (2nd Detro rt 00 2 000 002- .t 7 3 , Bat 35 132 8 44 333 11 Cl eve 101 420 Olx - 9 11 1 Perry's two-bit pitching gave Rbnsn Yaz , Bas 38 129 24 43 L Tucker, Lots, Mmersvt e. the Tribe the wm in the opener. Ga mbl e,C te 27 93 9 3 1 333 333 Hazel Cremeens, Kenneth rv e, Tx 28 90 17 30 333 1 L'll Le 1 to Buddy Bell belted another two Harg Piniela ,N Y 31 11 4 15 37 325 Lem ey, I Ian m ey run blast in the nigh leap to help P etrcet i , Bos 27 93 8 30 323 · Della M . Moore, Parcels , Bob Johnson to his second Ro ias. KC 37 145 17 46 3 17 Salisbury. Hom e Run s victory. Nattonal L ea gu e: Wynn, LA Edgar Edison Mitch to John Red Sox 11, 6, Orioles 2, 4 12, Aaron, Art , BencM and H. Wiles' , Carla J. Wiles, Lot, Per ez, C1 n , Cedeno, Hou , Carlton Fisk smacked a two- Garvey, LA and Staub . N Y 8 Mmersville. run homer in the ninth innmg of Amenc an L eag ue . N ett l es. Sybi l Ebersbac h, Special and Jackson . Oak I I : the mghtcap to provide the Red NY Brig gs, Mil and Bu r roughs ,' Tex Comm, Thomas Burke, dec'd. Sox with their sweep In the 9 : Horton , Oet 8 to Ruby Burke, Parcels, Runs Ba tt ed In ftrsl game, a 17-hit attack, led National l ea gu e . Wynn , LA Orange. by Rico Peirocelii's four 37 ; Cedeno , Hou 34 Garv ey, 32 Easements Leading Creek LA 32, Sm tih, St L 31 , singles, allowed Reggie CleveWtllrams . Chi 29 Conservancy American League Roundup land to pick up his fourth win in A m er i can L eag u-e Bur By BILL MADDEN ro ugh s, T ex 41, J ackson , Oak AlbertHI11, Jr ., 0 ra E . H'll I to stx decisions. 30 , Bri ggs, Mil 29 ; Nettl es, N Y Ted Trotter, Brenda Trotter, Jeff Burroughs is one person Angels 4-2 Twins 2-4 28 , McRae. KC. Htsle. Mmn 262 Acre , Racine Villagewh o will not rece1ve the 25 Nolan Ryan struck out 12 ~nd Rud1 , Oak Pitc hmg Sutton. tr adition al " thank you for National L eague Caldwel l , · 1 · G d' batters in the opener to outduel SF 7 1, Rogers . M t l 6 2, su tt on . Gmdo J Gtro ami, 1 ta commg" announcement from the Twms' ace Bert Blyleven. LA 6-J, Gr rffrn , Hou. John. LA . Gtrolam i to Delmar A. the Kansas C1ty Royals. k , NY and McGiotMcn , Paul Schaal's two-run single Matlac st L s 1. Bi llin gMam, Cin 5-2, Canaday, Bertha C. Canaday, Burroughs, 23, the Texas was the big hit in a four-run Morton and Reed A ll 5-J, Pt. Lot 206, Pomeroy . .. Rangers' slugger who now Angels ' eighth . Jim Holt Rober IS. Hou 5 5. leads the major leagues with 41 collected two singles and two runs-batted-in, padded that doubles to help the Twms gain total considerably at Kansas a split in the second game. City the past four days, driving Yankees 6-1, Brewers 1-3 m 10 runs with nine hits in 16 After Lou Piniella's basestrips to the plate. for Montreal m the mghtcap. Cardinals 6, Cubs 5 Bake McBnde hit a three-run homer m the first mning and scored the wmrung r un on Ted Simmons' double m the eighth to highlight the Cardinals' three-game sweep of the Cubs. Bob Gibson worked 8 1-3 mmngs to wm. Joe Torre also homered for the Cards, while Jerry Morales homered for ChiCago. Reds 7, Astros 1 So uthpaw Don Gullett struck out 10 and pttched a five -bitter as the Red s handed the Astros thetr ninth stra1ght loss. Lee May spoiled Gullett's chances for a shutout with a solo homer in the fourth. Tony Perez homered for the Reds. Braves 4, Dodgers 2 Buzz Capra tossed a fivehitter and Ralph Garr collected three hits to spark the Braves over the Dodgers. Atlanta's Hank Aaron, who singled in a run in the first, moved into the No 3 spot in major league games played by appearing in his 2,993th contest. Only Ty Cobb (3,033 ) and Stan Mus1al (3,026) played m more. Phillles 3-1, Pirates 2-2 Larry Bowa doubled home two runs in the eighth inning to give the .Ph1llies an opening game tnurnph, but the Pirates took the nightcap behind the Six-lut pitching of Jerry Reuss. Willie Stargell doubled home the deciding run m the second game. Meigs Property Transfers 992-2143 Pomeroy, · 992-741" , Yellow Pages ., given club-at POWELL'S health center 298 ATHENS - A therapy program for the Good Luck Garden Club of the Athens Mental Health Center was provided Tuesday by the Rutland Garden Club. The 13 m~mbers of tlie Rutland club participated and were assisted in preparing the soil and laying.out flower beds in which they planted seeds of marigolds, morning glories, panSies, petunias, hollyhocks, and cosmos provided by the Mental Health Center and the Rutland Garden Club. Instructor from the Rutland Club was Mrs. Jack Robson who served a dessert course of jello and cookies. The cookies were provided by the club as was a gift for each member of the Good Luck Club. Mrs. Betty Mizicko of the Richard Garden Club, advisor to the Good Luck Club, assisted Mrs. Robson . Second St Pomeroy, 0• STORE HOURS; MONDAY-SATURDAYS AM-10 PM SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM .,•• THIS IS YOUR INVITATION HEAR CECIL ,WILLIS W HAT a gr eat place to ca mp! Oh10 Power Co mp any's free Rec rea tion la nd in Southea ste rn Oh1o ts open to everybody! You ca n ca,mp and f1sh , or h1ke a nd nature walk. There are all kind s of pa rks ites and lakes (wo uld you beli eve 320 lakes an d ponds') a nd forest IN A SPECIAL SERIES O,f -, GOSPEL SERMONS MAY 20-26 WESTSIDE CHURCH .OF CHRIST Because what Ohio Power did (and s ti ll does) is rebuild the land that's· bee n min e d to make 1t more beautiful than it was before. The d1gging s are gently graded, th e surface prepar e d and planted with gr az ing- grass and trees. (Over 34 mill1o n trees since 1944.) We created lakes and ponds and th e Ohio Diviston of Wildlife stocks 'em with bass, b luegill, northern p1ke and musk ie. You'll see mallards and gr~at blue heron he re , too. And a lot of beaver' If you d1g th e outdoors, you'll love Ohio Power RecrealiOnland! Our people care about the total env ironment , .. from th ~ generation of ele c tn c ity fpr your e veryday needs and pollution control ... 200 W. MAIN ST. • Mother given party by sons (fki~~~. , to thou sands of acres of Recreat1onland fo r your enjoyment. Barn ey Beave r 1nvites you to stop at the nea rest Ohio Power office and pick up your free camping permit and picture map of Recreationland . We'll be looking · for you! POMEROY, 0. • • I ' ' 7:30 PM MONDAY • SATURDAY 10:00 AM & 6:00PM SUNDAY Dear , ~~fJJ!LF ' Our concern for the environment covers trails and wtldlife, like deer and racco9n and fox . It's ha rd to imagine that these 35,000 acres were actually mined fo r coal not so long ago-you 'd never know to see it now . (Maybe we should call 11 ''Re-cre • li on-la nd '' !) Friends, This Is a ~pecla l invita~lon to all of you who may be t roubled by th e current an d mass 1 v~ Holy Sptrlt movement tn ou r community Bro. Willis will present lessons of a general nature for t he first three sesstons of the sertes, but wi ll direct the lesson s of T hursday. Fr~day, and ~ turd ay evening spec1 ft ca ll y toward cleartng the air on this movement Thursday ~venmg , th~ lesson is entit led, "The Holy Spirit and Reve lation ", F rrday even ing , t he lesson ts entitled, ,The Holy Sp1r1t and Confirmation" , and the Saturrtay evening lesson Is, " Nee Pentecostalism". We openly invi1e you to come and bring your Btble , examine what Is taught, andi lf you do not understand, or you desire further stud y, we wi ll be most happy to discuss your questions there at t he meeting houSe or whereever and whenever is convenient fo_r you. Others are not willing to make this challenge about the~r doctrine Will Yqu accept fh1s and come see for yourself? You wi ll benefit by so doing! 1 • ' Planltngs at the Letart Falls Cemetery have been completed, according to a report at the r2cent meeting of the c1vic committee of the Bend 0 ' the River Garden Club It was noted that 25 flowering dogwood and crabapple trees, three new evergreens and four planters have been planted and that the entranceway has been made more attractive by the addition of hanging baskets containing red, whtle and blue flowers. Evergreens have been planted at the exi t. Purchasmg the trees, many as living memonals for loved ones, have been -Mr and Mrs. Crill Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Grimm, Mr. and Mrs Gordon West, Mrs. Charles (Kitty Allen ) Skeels , Mrs. Wendell Frecker, Mr. and Mrs Paul Eich, Mrs. Emma Salser, the family of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shain, Mrs Frances Roberts, Mrs. Ralph Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs, · Mrs. George Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm, Mrs. Ed· ward Simpson, Charles Hayman , Thomas Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . Barmtz, Mrs. George Krider, Mrs . Carl Shields, Miss Vera Beegle, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sargent, Mr , and Mrs. Wayne Roush, Mrs. Edna Sh1elds, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beegle, Mrs. Charles Mallory, Mrs. Isabelle Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Thereon Johnson , the East Letart United Methodist Womfn, the I..Allart Falls Umted MethodiSt Women, the Racine Wesleyan MethOdist Women, Ray Allen and Mrs. Tony Greenberg. Others contributing to the project were Cleland's Nursery, Hubbard's Nursery, the Midway Market, and Carper's Nursery. Therapy program ' ' completed DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY "The Home of the Friendly Folks" I Cemetery :: Social :;: plantings :-1~ Calendar~i: Our complete comprehensive homeowners' policy covers loss due to fire, theft, storm damage, more. One premium . Pick a locksmith in ' :~rm:~Z!. ·.·.:.:.~:·:·=~:·:·:·=·=·:·:·:x:·:·:·:·:t PACKAGE POLICY : TOTAL COVERAGE 102 W. Main a lot of territory CHESTER - The sons of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Orr entertained on Mother's Day with a dinner party at the Orr home. The birthday of Marion Orr was also celebrated. The families brought the food and entertained with music during the day. Gifts, including a "mother of the year award" were presented to Mrs. Orr. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Orr, daughter, Judy ; "fr. 'and Mrs. Albert Gran, Mr. and Mrs. Starling Orr, daughter, Jackie; Mrs. Arlene Atwood, sons, Thomas and Marc, and daughter, Sheri ; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Orr and son, Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Orr, Mr. and Mrs. John Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Alba Orr and daughter, Robin , Mr, and Mrs. Crissle Powell and Tam era, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Norton, James Klegg, Lester Marcum, Mr. and Mrs. James Spurlock, and Leonard Boring. OHIO POWER_COMPANY Alllt;tttCAN l:l.t:t.Tttrc ' . ~ E-~) POWCII ll't'llT.-. 211. J!t i4 ... Sl ayback , !:lee lbach (4), Ray CMampron (2 OJ L P - Woodson (7) and Mose s, Johnson , f 1 JJ HR ~ Brrggs (9tM l Buskey (81 and DunCan WP Johnson "(2 .2) LP -- Si ayback ( t fJst Ga mel Boston 032 203 001 - ll 17 1 2JHR Bei! (S fM J Batt 200 ooo 000- 2 9 6 Cleveland. Segui (81 aM (1st Gam el Ch1cago 102 0 10 OHI - 5 9 2 Calif 000 000 040 4 8 7 F tsk, M cNally. Hood (4l ana · St Lou rs 400 00 1 Olx - 6 7 0 Minn 000 020 000- 2 6 0 Wdl1ams WP - CJeve l and (4 2) Bonham, Pm a (8) and Mil l e-r Ryan (54) and Rodr1gu ez. L P- McNal ly (3 3) wa ld , G1bson. Hrabosky (91 Bty teven campbe l l f8J and (2nd Gamel and Srmmons WP ~~ G rb so n (3 Borgmann L P- Biy lev en 13 61 Bos1on 002 200 002- 6 13 ,0 3) L P -- Bonham 12 BJ HR sBall OJ1 000000- 4 71 McBr ld ~ {li th) . Torr e (2nd!. (2 nd Gamel Drago (3 l l and Frsk . Alex Mo_rales ( lilt'\ J Calit 010 001 ooo- 2 8 o M rnn 004 000 OOx - 4 10 0 ander , Ja c kson (9) an d Hen LP - A te•an der (Il l Crn cr 30 1 002 100- 1 8 0 Stoneman , Lockwood (3) and d r1 c ks Bur l eson (2ndJ. F1 sk Hou ston 000 100 000- 1 S 0 Egan . AII'Jury, Campbell f8l HR s Gu ll ett (43) • and P l ummer . and Borgmann WP - Aibury (2 ( 41M J Rober t s, Nagy (6) , J Johnson 1 ) LP - Stoneman ( 1 4) HR Oak l and 502 100 000- 8 7 2 (6), Sche rman (9) and C OIIIJer ( 4th ) CMicago 000't00 003- 3 5 I Johnson LP- Rober ts (5 5) Hunt er . Lindb l ad ( 8) and HRs -- Perez (B t h l. L May (1st Game ) (7th) New York 000 100.4 10 6 8 2 Tenace , Haney (8) . Bah n sen, Milwa 010 000 00 1- 2 6 I Tatum [3), Gossage (7), P rt l ock Dobson , Ly le f9 J and Demp - ( 9 ) and Dow nrng . WP - Hunter (1st Ga m e ) sey , Sl aton . Traver s (81 and (7 31 L P - BaMnsen (53 ) HR s Down eng (5th ), Manguar San Otego 000 002 000- 2 6 1 Porter W P- Dobson (3 61 L P San F r an 321 000 02>< - 8 14 1 - Sl aton (4 5J (2nd J Gre1 f , Co r k.ms (2), Ha rdy (51. Texa s 101 300 021 - 8 16 3 Tomlin (7) and B ar ton. Cald (2 nd Gam el 002 000 0 10- 3 8 1 wel l (7 1 ) and Rader LP - Gr erf New York ooo ooo 100- t 5 0 Kan Cr t y Clyd e, Brown (3), Fo ucaul t 0 71 H Rs - Grubb (2nd), Bonds M rl wa 000 012 OOx - 3 10 2 O th l Woodson. Pagan (6L Ly l e (8) (8J and Sundberg ; Splittor ff , and D empsey. Champ ron Mur Garber {4J, Hoerner (8) Br r d (2 nd Game, 12 rnn s.J pMy (7) and Moore WP - (8) and Healy WP - Brown (1 :,a n Ur ego II LP - Splittor ff ( 4 4) 000 140 002 003- 10 13 2 San Franc i sco 000 300 JO 1 0001--7 13 2 McAndrew. Ramo (7), Tomlin (8 ), Gr i ef> 19), , Hardy I 101 Cork ins ( 12) and Kenda l l. Bradley , Willtams (8) , Moff itt (9), Sosa (9), Willoughby ( 12) , Bryant ( 12) and Rudolph WP Hardy (3 11 LP - Wt l loughbY { 1 41 HRs Tolan ( l stJ, McCovey (3rd) , Mat t Mew s CARPENTER Mrs. Larry Clark and daughters, Chester, and Mrs. Wilda Mae Wiseman , Harrisonville, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey. MONDr\Y EVANGE l.IST Cecil Wtlhs, author and preacher, gues l speaker m special sertes of gospel meetings at Westside Church of Chnst, 200 W Ma1n St., Pomeroy, beginmng 7:30p. m , lasting all week . Pubhc invited. OHIO VIETNAM VETERANS, bon~s applicalton forms ava tlable Monday at follow ing localtons : Veterans Office , Pomeroy ; Ches ter Post Offi ce, Middleport, Pomeroy , Radne and Rutland Post Offtces Any veteran formerly of Meigs County, livmg out of coun ty, may request forms from Ohio V1et nam Veterans Bonus Commission, Hartman Theater Buildmg, 9 East State Street, Columbus, 43215. MEIGS Local Band Boosters, 7:30pm m the band room. MIDDLEPORT Busin ess and Professional Women's Club, 7: 30p.m at the Columbia Gas office. New off1cers to be installed by Mrs. Rose Reynolds . TUESDAY FRIENDLY Circle, Trinity Church, 7: 30 p.m. Mrs Kenneth Harris to have the program; Mrs. Roy Mayer and Mrs. Donald Hauck, hostesses. CHESTER Council 323 Daughters of America, 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Fortieth an· ruversary to be observed with recognitiOn of charter members. CHESTER PTA , at the school, 7;30 p.m. Joe Struble will present a safety program and names for committees and room mothers will be ta'ken Refreshments. MEIGS Muzzle Loader Rifle Club, 6 p.m., Izaak Walton League Club House. New members welcome. OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorotity, 6:30 p.m. picnic, at the southbound park on Route 33. Libby Sayre to have cultural report , "Make An Art of Li vmg", with the losing atte ndance team to serve as hostesses for the picnic. CHESTER Council No. 323, Daughters of America, 8 p m Tuesday night at the Chester hall. 40th an mversary to be observed . All Charter mem· bers urged to attend. WEDNESDAY POMEROY - MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, Wednesday -noon, at the Me1gsinn. OHIO Valley Commandery 24, Knights of Templar, 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple · 4-H mem bers · · plan visit Plans for viSiting the R. L. Black Stables in New Concord soon were discussed at a recent meeting of the Meigs 4-H Pleasure Riders held at the home of Faye Reibel. Tammy Smith and Brett Jones led the pledges to open the meeting with Miss Reibel giving the secretary's report Parts of the horse were reviewed and descnpllons of the members ' horses were collected and read. A health report was g1ven by Tammy Ervin and Tammy Smith was appointed to ~ave a safety report at the next meetmg. At that time also arrangements about the tnp to the . Black Stables will be made and decisiOns as to what the members will take. Brett Jones will give a foot care demonstration at the June 6 meeting to be held at the home of Roy Jones. Cookies, cheese puffs and Kool-Aid were served. At. tending besides those named were Susan Yost, Herbie Ervin, Pam Notllngham, and the advisors, Mrs. Rachel Downie and Billy Downie, Jr Polls in general would seem 'to indicate that 4 or 5 per cent or the people are cautious enough to keep their mouths shut. with "no opinion. " .For Merrwrial Day Combination pots and geraniums. Also other potted flowers. Q.ELAND'S GREENHOUSE Vine St. I Racine. Carpenter News, Event Mr. and Mrs. Halph Fr :rii: H'' of G.tllipolis vistll•d lH'r mothL•r . Mrs , Gu lclil• C.t llogh on Saturday c111d t'idlC"d on other relatives. Mr and Mrs [·~:~ tl Sl,trkcy spent Mother' s D.t ~ 111 N e l~on v il l e lm.~, w1th tlleu son-lfland daughter, Mr and Mrs. Donald Jones. Guests of Mr, and Mrs Reed Jeffers and · Mt s Beulah Cord ra y on Mother s Dvy wet e Mr. and Mrs. Hcrn wn Cordray , Athens Route: Mr :~n d Mrs Lavern .Jord an ~md Mr and Mrs Gene Jeffers and Robert , loca l. The Richard Jeffers family and Mr and Mrs John Dunham i!ncl famrlv M~ tlhl' J lt:kplwrH..· 1-!l't'<' lln j.!S frum N ~ ' \\ llllnm s . diHI Mr s 's Mr s Mull D <:l\' Huston Dd\l ld l.lewl'lyn .md .h.·nrl\' Marshfi eld. Jeffers honlt' PRICES VALID THROUGH MAY 27 ( tf Nl'\\ cd V1Sit (' d th e Oil Moncl~r~ G~ da \\;1~ used the theme. '' Mot her ," fm devotwns and oth(' t llH' Ilii.H.•r s ~ave n_ •a clin gs .tnd ~dllg fut the TO MOVE YOU INTO SUMMER Ma y lllC'cllng of the Tl·m ple Chu~t·h Umt cd Ml'llwdrst Women A lllectmg m A tilcn ~ \\l th the group there was dtscusscd P l~ns ar l' b~1n g made to sponsor :1 \'ac,a twn 81 ble Schoo l HI e;n·l) .Jun{' D.1v1d Asill' orth. Alb~ •n ~ .llld 1111 ee f1 rend !l fl lnn Oino U niver si t y, :1 Y ou th $3~79 Mr . anrl Mt s. Doug BIShop and children were \\Ce kend guests of her patent s ill Hamden. Mrs. Eva Waggonei and son. Danny, were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Clan Waggonct and also vtstted the Rubert Alkires. Mrs Fr;tncls Alktre took her mother, Mrs. Ava Gtlkey to an and Mr . and M 1s Dwatnc eye spectaltst tn Athens Jotdan, Bt yan. Kc tth ancf Wednesday Sat ah Faye \1st ted M 1 "nd Mr. and Mrs Harold Ball Mrs Wa lter Jorddn 111 and grandson of Columbus Galhpolts on Suml.:t) evcmng were weekend guests of Mr Earl Holland , Jr .. Phocm' Arb:ona, telephoned Mothe r's and Mrs. Gene Young Mrs . Cla ra Hull and Mr and DHy greett ngs to h1s mother . Mrs. Jumor Hull of Wa ldo were Ellen Fa ce myre on Sun day Mrs Roberta Pat ker, weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Bud Doug las and vts1ted Strasburg, vtstled her pa rents. Mr and Mrs Dale Willtams. Mr. and Mrs Ney ca rpen ter Mr. and Mrs. Robe rt Al ktre and stste r, Ma rtha Mays, local, viSited thetr son, Mr. and Mrs. and also VIS!Ied her son and Robert Gibson and Robtn of da ughter-m-lim. Mr . and Mrs Robe rt Parker and f"mil y in Columbus Monday. The former George Clm k Mtddlcport. Ber tha Cn ppc11 . Lecturer. house ow ned by Mr. Dingess used Muther and Memonal burned and was a total loss Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Day HI a rntxed progretm \\ hen were guests of the Lnrry Columbw Grange No 2n5 IJC!d Clarks of Chester . Penny tl1e1r May session. Plm1s w<'n' ee lebrated her 7tl1 btrlhday. dtscussed f or Ll v 1s t te~t10 n 1n Mrs . Sue payne and Donald June Mr and Mrs F:drl Sl<t rk cl Weaver werle m Parkersburg the LeFev r e::; Wednesday to see Mr. Waver's attended sister \\ho underwent maJOr program of gospel mu stc a t Ga llia A,cademy 1n Gall tpoll s surgery there Bessie Graham's car caught , Th e Car pent er · Bapti st ftre Tuesday and wa s a total Church held a rulmnagc and bake sa le on Saturday wh ich loss. . Mrs. Ida White is a patient at wa s well attended t\t the Veterans Memona l Hospi tal specm l Mother's Da)' scrvtces on Sunday m ot n i n~ t hr \\tth a kidney tnfeetwn. (oll ow tn g mothers were Mr. and· Mrs. Bob Welsh of Columb us were weekend honored: Ida Cheadle. the guests of the Jum or Paynes oldest mother present, Susie Booth. thr..~ )Otmgcst mothct and K C Welshes. Mr and Mrs. Howard Gtlkey present . l.lnda Bat'l' tson. and sons, De nms and Rod ney mother w1th the most chtlclren and Joey and daughter, Jaekie present, and Mrs Wa lt er Davies of South Carolina were Robb, the mother hav mg the here to attend then Grandma most chtldren. There were 41 Hellman's funeral prese nt for U1e ser v rces. Mr. an d Mrs. Mike Epple Mrs. Mary Wtseman and visited in Youngstown and children, Hamden, vtsited her Za nesville with their children parents, Mr . and Mrs Noble over the weekend . They also Hamon . called on Ava Gtlkey Tuesda~ Guests of Mr and Mt s Rex Cheadle and famtly we re Mr afternoon .' Rodney .Leady, who IS tn and Mrs Bill St .John and serv.Ice , VISited bts parents, daughter , Joyce , Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Carroll and Mr and Mrs. (;enc Jeffers and Robert, local over the weekend. The Semor CitiZens of thiS area are busy quiltm g another QUilt. The Harr isonvi lle OES held Inspec ti on on Thursday mght. JQ2 were prese nt. BEGINS AT KAY'S M1ss Jul1e Rose, a graduate of th e Nationwide Beauty School with a man ager's license from the Valley Beauty School in Marietta, began employment today at Kay 's Beauty Salon in Middleport She has been workmg tn a Gallipolis shop M1ss Rose IS a graduate of Eastern High School and IS the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J . Rose , ' Route I Long Bottom. PLACE CHANGED The Middleport Alumni AssociatiOn banquet w11l be served in the Miodleport Elementavy Schdo l auditorium, Pearl St. , mstead of the Me1gs · Junior High School cafeter ia as was previously announced. Mrs. · Iva Sisson reports that the change was necessary due to the large number of returning alumni and guests registering for the Friday banquet I' ' I Type lOB L u nd F il m l.;15 Rev Howard Mayne lo l'emph: Chur( h on Surl(!ay uwrnmg and furmshed mustt all(! Jpd ser vwes M ot hers werr honOJ ed dunn g the SundllY Sdu!ul huur w1th Goh.hc Gtllugh. o ldest moth er present ; · Hvrb~ r a Bolen, younges t mother . prese nt, and Pc~ultnc Comer. mother v.tth 1110st cl11ldren pre se nt rcce1v tng rl owers wtuch wcr c donated by I .ucy Thoma s fo r U1e occaston Mr dlld Mr s M cnctd .Jm clan ~ocicty New~ PRECOR SOLID STATE TRANSISTOR RADIO POLAROID COLORPACK FILM Wt tness (;r uup , acl o m p~r nJed Harri ~onviUc 1 1 11 , ... ~'1 If\ • ,HI I I <I $2,69 Wtlh Coupo n Wt1 h Coupon SAFETY FLAG Bl nze orange 9 'xI?" pen nnn1 on 6 !le)t. rble frbf'tg1Jl55 s h,l ll Er~sy rn sta lln l ron $119 USTERINE needs 1n Mouth wa 5h a nd gargle 14 01 el uded • 75~ W 11h Coupon Lnnrt 2 ~;:~~May Dcl!nl y cordrcal g l,,sc;ware rn ( tt•!:ttl•;. PLASTIC TABLECLOTHS ltl " C.,.,, . <>t•l I''~" ~lo H" <'vtlh lh " ol " ' , '" ~" "'84 • 40 '•l h~'"'~ II' nm bcr , g r een or b l ue $1.49 11 Reg , J9c 7,111" 7-PIECE CORDIAL SET W11h Coupon • ' " J' 1 ~ <1 ~ ul ,, Wrth Coupon Pn ces Va l rd Through May 27 LINDA LEE PANTY HOSE WASH 'N DRI Sheer , long wearr ng Berge or crnnamon One sue Iri s all 22 hundy ' clea n er up pe r s" to use tn car , nt home Need no 2 Vlc7t fcr. patrs for $1 W•fh Coupon L1m1t ~ parr s Pnces Vahd May 27 LINDA LEE KNEE-HIGHS Perf ec t for wcltr w rlh pfl nts SUitS 8c rge One <tile tr ts d ll 3 Pilr r s f01 $1 Wr l h Co upo n BAN ROLL-ON DEODORANT Tt1c l 1ghl tha t f loll ts R uc; t pr oof a nd w~cJ ih c qH ouf, uses 11 stundMtl "D' hfl llenes ( rnc lud ed) ,.99 $1 p 69~ W1th Coupon 7 oz W1th Coupon Pr , ··• 1/ a ltd Through May 27 POND'S COLD CREAM 30 " ou c hless" p lclslrc ba nda ges No 1052 39( A full pound of gentle , f ragrant c lea nsrng cream $1,29 Wr lh Coupon W•th Coupon Pn c:es Valrd Thro Comfort power. It's eutomatlc. eg NORELCO COFFEE MAKER " '"• Household spra y l ha l l 1ghts ge rm s and odors 14 oz W•th Coupon p 'I '' ' ""' $18.88 ' ,I W1th Coupon L1m11 2 Model A-1538 15,000 BTUs / hr ' ' IRISH SPRING From Fngt~ a r re . hete s iHl Environ ment Maker Room Arr Condrtroner Bath srze s udsy soap wrt h a fr esh sprrng scent that turns tile the coo l on or oft automattca!ly TillS 15,000 Brust • hr • Fng1da1re Room Arr Condr- 25~ honer ofle rs set·l!·and-lorget· ll With Coupon limit 2 Pnces Va ltd Through May 27 coohng comfort by controllmg compressor and 1an speeds as """"' room temperature cha nges •certified by AHAM wl1en operating on 230 1101ts 1.<1 500 BTUs1 hr @ 208 ¥Oi ls GENERAL DIGITAL CLOCK The Enwonment Makers CURITY SOFT PUFFS 260 su per so ft puffs for nu r se ry and cos m etr c use E tect rr c Ctock shows lim e at g l ance No GEBl IS fro m Fng 1da1re BAKER FURNITURE Middle or!, o. ~rislt sprtng $9,99 Wtlh Pnces V ahd I 39~ With Coupon Coopon Prices Val1d Thro~gh h May 27 May Ltm tl 1.7 Anchur Hr.w;~lllQ 1~ 1 n! FI•" ~1;,"~1 8 8 ~0 1 vn•li)er oc• , !2rll r...v"~'l'' · 8 IS.o1 tc;et! l~i gl<nl~ • huoc~<l o ur a la! ~ t Blu~ Free Storage Bring in your winter apparel now for our careful dry cleaning and pressing. (Offer does not apply to coin-op cleaning). • Pick theni up in the fall and pay Clry cleaning charge only . Bring them in now. ERE BOUQUET 'COLD STORAGE For your precious furs and Fur P.ieces at Reasonable Rates. Also furrier c lean ing . 216 E 2nd 992-5428 Pomeroy '' I ., I ,, '• •"' \ '" I I I i ' I ' ' I I . II \ ., I " ' .I r•-- LYSOL SPRAY DISINFECTANT ROBINSON'S CLEANERS o. ' 1.. ., ' ' . \ .' " 2 �• ... 6 - Tht• D,nl) Somlme '1ddlepo1l Pom<rot 0 7 Momkl\ M.11 t il 1 '1,~ Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT C"se No 21 205 Esfatr ot Coy Hawk Deceased Not•ce •S hereby g ven that Floyd V n ce nl Hawk. o f Reeds v li e 2 SIGNS OF QUAUn Rout e l Oh o has be en duty appomted E}(ecutor of th e Estate ot Coy Hawk deceas ed late of Reedsv lie R D 1 M e g s Coun ly Oh 10 - Cr ed tors are reQu,red to f 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE le tnm tinted glass fa ctory a1r standard V 8 power steenng power bra kes s1de protect1 ve moldmg H 78 Wh1te Wal l T tr es bumper guards rad• o w1th tape l 'il7 .:1 197~ Pro bat e Ot v StOn 13 20 Jt c 12595 ONE THAT WILL PL~ASE YOU 19711MPALA CUSTOM CPE ADVERTISEMENT Bids a re r equested unt. l 12 00 Noon on May 21st 197<1 from t~terested persons for sa l e to lh Lead<nag Mob Cree le k Cons ervan cy o.estnct Radto w1th operat ons Detailed coplesol spec <f<eahon s are on hand at th e off tee of the Lead ing Cre e k Con se rv a nc y $1995 Local owner new w w f1res V 8 eng1ne w1th power sleenng & brakes aqua f1msh blk v1nyl roof dark m tenor factory a tr condit1oned rad10 - See fh1 s one FOR BIDS fre(luency CHEVROLET NOVA Custom Hatchback coupe dar k green f 101 sh like new w h1 t e wall ftres full whee l covers protect•ve s•de moldmg s power bra kes radiO 6 cyl inder engme w1th standard transmossoon A VERY POPULAR MOD EL & Manntng D Webs t er 1 J udg e Court o f Comm o n Pl ea s two S38YS 4 door l u~~:ury car wh1te fin• sh vinyl roof green mte nor th etr c tatms wtth sad ftdu c a r v Wtlhtn tour m onth s Dat ed th s 1st d ay of May (5) • Pomeroy Motor Co. POMEROY MOTOR co. @) OPEN EVES& 00 p M POMEROY, OHIO .1---- - -----_:__....;_______ D1str ct Rutland Oh o and may be there obta ned by al l mterested b•dd er s The success ful btdd er sh a ll mstall and test the equ pm ent Each company btdding s e ~~: peeled to be the ser v ce agen cy IN m em or y of LOI S McCA IN a and shoUld be estab l ished m t h s good fr end on her b1 r fhday area May 20 Successful btdder w II b e As fn end s we knew mu ch reQutred to deliver the untf bY happ .ness not later than n inety days from We had our t •me of lOY date of not1ftcat on of a c And memory 1S one gift of God ceptance of b id That death cannot destroy All b ds shou l d be placed m a s gned D el ore s F rank sealed envelope addressed to 5 20 ltp Leading Creek Conservancy D1str lct Rutland Oh o and mar k ed on the outs1de Sealed B td to be open ed 12 00 Noon on WANTED to rent a garag e May 21st 197J Phone 992 7200 after 6 week da ys Lead ing Creek 5 19 2tc Conservancy D• stn ct Rutland Oh10 YARD SALE Sttngy Creek 15) 6 13 20 3tc R oa d Ch es htre off 554 Clothes d tsh es a nd furntture ADVERTISEMENT May 20 and 21 from 10 to <1 In Memory Not1ce FOR BlDS ~ ~=--..J. Not1ce POLLY S A uc t on every Fnday 7 om a t P.:.rk .=.nrl H gh St s Ant ques collector t ems ant1qu e turn ture color T v s Step n P & J Odds and Ends " 215 Nl)rth Sec ond St fOr fvrntture barga n s W II se ll your m er chandi se th e a uc tton way Call 992 3509 5 14 26tc For Rent or Sale 3 BEDROOM house located on e m 1le from CttY 1 m t s on Route 7 Newly r emodel ed k tchen ltvtng room w 1th bath and utI ty room If tnter ested call 99 2 5129 5 19 6tp pm • • 10 t-t P AL l I<> ( h <t l n1N'> In c: tor w ll h c hcr tn c St;.r t f'(.lU tp pt ll w th o1? n ( l'l r ol r~ r y mowe r ;~ :\ '' snow t>l t~ rl e r.Jo:ce tl en t co nd ton Co nl ilcl M il r v rn Kec br. uQh days 99 1 5342 a o r r ' u m Yt~'i :wn ror Sale 97'1 H ON OA !IOU 4 cy ! nd er Phon e 98 5 38 78 a lt e r 6 p m S 16 6t c B EDR OO M su l e 5 p ece breakfil sl set Ptlon e 991 5252 5 17 Jtc 16 • FT Gl a<;; tr on boa t <10 hor sepow er molar n c lud1n g t r a ter Call 991 72 74 aft er 6 pm Sale s 1? '1 BEDR OOM t'l ouse m M1cl dleport New k tchen and ba t h app l an ce s 1n ct uded Call 992 531 0 4 '1 5 26tc -=~ ----- ------ Moved to Rutland :lf• mile ins•de c1ty llm•t on nght corner B1rck Sf and Rl 12<1 THE A(,L'L\ 742-5293 Gallipolis vROCERY business for sale Bulld•no tor sa le or !ease Phone 77 3 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo ntm ent 3 20 ttc 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN KITCHEN 1' 1 BATHS CARPET THROU GHOUT F ULL BA S EMENT 2 CAR G A RAGE AL L ONE L A RGE FLAT WELL LA ND S CAPED LOT PR ICED MID TWENTIE S R E GI ST E RED A ngu s bull s Call or see B1ll W lt e Ro c k Spr1nQ !i 99 ~ 1789 a ft er 5 p m 5 15 M e CLEL A ND F ARM S AND GREENH OUSE A van ety of cabbage and tom ato plant s for sa l e A lso bro cc ol and caul flow er !iw eet peppers hot peppers eggplants heao l et tu ce and EA STER FLOWER S pan sy mum s aza le a hydrangea gerantum s pefUn1as several k nd s of hang ng ba sk ets Gerald ne Cleland Rae 'ti e OhtO 3 29 tf c '• PH. 949-3611 OFFICE 446 3643 EVENINGS Bud McGt)ee-446 1255 E M Ike' Wrseman-446 3796 3 small~st 8-K EXCAVATIWG COMPANY _.. Rad1ator Spec1allst SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. TEAFORD PHONE 992·2156 PHONE 992-5271 NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING DAY OR NIGHT 992-3615 THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 D.ELAND REALTY 0 For Rent sa ---------r-----Mobile Homes For Sale -------------- Wanted To Buy In Memory ______ ______ _ -------------- --------- ----- ------------For Sale THE VILLAGE fabrics T.upptrl Plains well lltlbllstled business w ith tow lnvestm.,nt For mort In formation see- at VIllage Fabrics _ ________ ____ ....._ 1 l 20 <tp For Rent - 5 14 tfc Pets For Sale AKC Brittany pupt ready to go May 15 throuotl 20th 2 hun t~rs only Mr Ed s Br lttanys 5 miles on 50A from Athens PhOn! 448 3809 I AKC Colli! puppie s IJo" •1s 3oss 20" 3 HP - ---------•52•95 HP -------------22" _ •76.95 ·~ .::;ty 1:, Phone I 5 19 7tc 6 .45- Farmt1me 10 Mormng Report 3 7 00-Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Dock Van Dyke 13 Osmonds 6 8 55-News 13 Wllkmson Small Engrne 992 3092 Pomeroy 0 Located at Modern Supply Small Engine Repair INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING I: ROOF PAINTING • Lawn Boy 1 CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992·5083 • Tecumseh • Koh ler • w sconstn • All other makes 2 00-Days of oor Loves 3 4 15, Guodong Light B 10 Newlywed Game 6,13 2 30-Doctors 3,4,15 Gtrlln My Lofe 6,13 Edge of Ntghl 8 10 3 Oil-Another World 3 4 15 General Hospolal 6 13 Proce Is Roghl 8 10 Boook Beat 20 . " " . . PRICE CONSIRUCTION Roofing Spoutmg Alum mum S1dmg And Complete Remodeling PHONE 742-6273 OPEN Roger H ysell s Garag e near Crossroads on State Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m Monday through Saturday Phone 99 2 5682 or 992 7121 5 15 26tc H & W Refr tgerat lon Serv tces Refr1gerators freezer atr condit ioners and commerctal un t s Phone 992 5587 or 992 7204 s 1526tp -------------SEWING MACHINES Repair serv1ce all makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorize<! Stnger Seres and Service We Sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc Water Ltnes and Lones All work done by the • 764 .See or Call AIR CONDITION NOW? convenience w1th no wa1tmg around 1n hot muggy weather "" All WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Moddleporl, 0 ' Under New Management NEIGLER BUflding Supply fQr bulldmg houses phone 9<~9 3604 call Guy Ne tgler Ractne Ohto 5 3 26tc •: , I 01 \t onf~sS\UII ll l l j.;ll. l ms !'\01 r)l)rnu Ill \10~1 Stur as lhl m l~ ll iUra i iS \\ ~1) f'VsO IIJ UIJl f ilS Wl lh 1lt b •d l.!U\ S g t 1t m:.: U tll Jll ~t dl sscr l!:; t~ ntl guod c1tht r 1nn 11phmJ.! OH J ,Ill 01 suHu UJg !l tJ J.!hU! v to show llow blcJt k h t lltiiUMfl SSIUtiS llt By Helen Bottd • • o.. \I Illa In IS As for nu-u kL•ll-i Ynur daug htcl IS wrong m lhmkmg the slicks wor. l c un s 1d~ r Wlkno Y.n wnter s If ~h e IS gcx:td enough .\ Nnlc uf Thanks frtom Alaska O,ar Helen Wf! \\Ould hkc to rxpres.~ our gratitude to vou for prmtmJ,! ow plea rur B('ttv (rocker Coupons whu.h wt arc sav mg tow.1rd •'~ gvmnasmm here m G e~lena Alaska We (an never hupt lo adequately express our thanks lo the manv wondt' rful P<'<lPI< who Th1s s an eKcellent penod to deal w th educa t•onai mlerest s or to tr y to see I you can l lurn so me ol your tdeas mto p roltl SCORPIO (Ocl 24 No• 22) have responded Coupons a rrtve each day from all over lhe Lower 48 SouH gra de sc hools and women ·s clubs a r e evtn metkmg us thru S!>"Ctal projects Many people enclose lellers of support wtlh lhe1r <oupuns and we are lrymg to answer them ilS soon as possible Although !he coupon drtve had been started tn our VIllage back m 1973 the lola! number collected was only about 8,0011 Now, thanks lo your readers we have collected nearly a nulhon G~neral Mtlls has been most generous m granlmg us a n exlenston on collec\tons unlll August, 197> - and our goal " 2Q mtlhon coupons' nus wtll nol pay for lhe e nttre gymnas1um bul 1l will contrtbule $100,0011 toward the ftnal goal Agatn our thanks lo you a nd all your wonderful rea ders we are really overwhelmed by !he generos1ly of all these P"Oplc Al the end of our projecl lhe village of Galena wtll have a gymna'lnlun for students and vtUagers alike - OFFICERS OF TilE GALENA SPORTS ASSOCIATION GALENA AI ASKA For lhe ltme bemg you 11 hnd your greatest returns comtng l rom St ll,lal •ons whe1e you share an equal mleresl wtlh someone For Tuesday May 21 , 1974 SAGITTARIUS (No• ARIES (Ma<ch 21 April t9) 23 Dec 21} Mu ch w 11 be ga ned lhtS month throug h I tends and co ntac ts you ve c ull votted over the past year Two maJOr nterests w It be lurth ered Ideas developed 1n assoc1 at an w•th another w•ll have far reac hing favora bl e efl ec ts Conttnue as a team TAURUS (Apnl 20 Mar 201 CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan Condtllo ns are chang1ng more to your l1k1n g concermng your matenal nt erest s It you work. at 11 th iS can be a prof table mor1 \h 19) New prO Jects undert aken now are l tk ety to move ahead mo re speed tly th an nor na l Get movmg f you have so ne tt ng ree~dy to go GEMINI (Mar 21 ,June 20) AQUARIUS IJan Your soc tal hle w II soon tak e a new dtrec tl on to br ng you 1nto contac t wtth some n terestlng md1v1duais One n part cular stand s out 20 Feb 19) You II w I ftnd your set l more 11 demand soc ally du r ng the nel(t few week s tha n yo u have been lor some t1me Get your party duds rea dy CANCER (.kine 21 July 22) PISCES (Feb 20 -March 201 Much can be done at thiS 1 me to ward mak mg amends m a re lallonsh•P th at has not been l ao stable late ly Mak e the open ng gesture Dear Readers Smce you ve been so e nlhuslasltc about lhe Galena gym nasmm project let's make the collectton of some addihonal 19 0011,0011 Belly Crocker Coupons for our spectal goal You ve pul several other collecltons (for hosptlals and hie savmg eqmpment) over lhe lop Now heres a chance lo help healthy k1ds - and thetr parents - remam healthy and sound Ask your friends and relattves lo save thetr unwanLertcoupons and send lhem wtth yours lo Galena Sports Assoctal1on P 0 Box 64, Galena Alaska, 99741 I m bellmg you II make our quota by August 1975 and I ve never yel been wrong about my readers' - H Soon you ll begtn not tctng 1m provmg cond \tons that a«eel the lam ly as a whole Baste t1me w1!1 a so be st rengt hened LEO (July 23 Aug 22) You II hnd yourse ll bus er than usual w l h out s •de 1nt eresl s lh ts month Don t be surpn sed •I you r c lu b pu ts you up lo r at hce VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) You re now m a good cyc le to May 21 1974 Thts year you ll exerctse more ol your leadersh p Qual ties and mdependence It wont be all wo~ Thts w II be a tun t1me for you as well mak e l arg e r stnd es wh e r e work and earmngs are con ce rn e d A dvanceme nl may come unexpectedly +-t+ LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct Dear Helen My daughter wants a career m writing and she s good Bul she says the btg magazmes wont buy from unknowns You have to be famous or nolortous before you can sell arhcles lo these shcks ' She's determmed she 1s gomg lo try for the ' confesSion magazines I don 'l even hke her reading lhem, much less wrlltng for them I tell her they have thetr own dirt-peddhng wrt\ers and 23) ~JYd~®lkJ-&t.J _..,,_ Unscramble the se four Jumbles. one letter to each square. to form four ord1nary words. 3 31)-{)ne Life to Ltve 6 13 Phtl Donahue 4 How To Survive a 1\'\arnage 3 15 Women 20 Match Game 8 10 4 00-Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame 51 33 Sesame 51 20 Lucy Show 8 Huck and Yog1 6 I Dream of Jeann1e 13 \GERUDD I. yr h ~ t .. ~ I ~ j Jumhl" GAUGE "'•tun:la"' • I 1l 'And how selcd1vc arc lhe ed1ltJrs - !hey won l buy shoddl ll11lcnal J If your da ughter pletns to make wntmg her career these br ead and butter mark ets Hr c her best bet And even so she II gel her share o{ rcJCCllon slips I wish her luck - •nu a tough lutk H ~VH4 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I B1tmg comment 5 Gambltng game 10 Cru1smg Brea kf ast DOWN I Dracu la at tunes Powdered la \ a J Caddoiln l nd1a n '! 4 Coddle cereal 12 Poe claSS IC 5 Re nege on (3 "ds 1 " deal 12 wds l 14 TJe 6 I xasper st.amer 15 B1bhcal ale ; lik a ble verb K Insect endmg 9 P ledge l6 Ctrcle II Compti es section 13 wds I 19 Bolter 13 Ma una herb 16 Court 21 Zoo star favonte 17 Genume 23 Soda founlatn favonte z; Blow ones top ( 2 wds) 29 D1ce throw 30 Slclltan ctty 31 Shout 33 Greek letter 34 WeU now ' :l7 Symbol of Great Brtlam 39 Children s s tory (3 "ds 1 44 Chant 45 Opera\lc hlghhght 46 Goad 47 One kmd of wave l Is WHEN He WON iHI~ ~ACe IT WENi 11:16>-!T iO 1-115 HeAD Ycstuda) s lH Grotto 14 Hone) bee 20 Bc mg l~ p An sw~ r genus 1 35 Seck t2 As:;css JG - 24 M.o r u11 3B Ark bmlder H cw spuman te .!5 - Pav lovu 40 Helr 41 Mmm~ 26 Jacob s lw 1n fo nd 28 - over 42 Senort ta s I collapstngl a unl 32 I oss 43 Perched AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One le tte r Simply stands for anot her In th1 s sampl e A IS used for the three L s X !or th e two 0 s etc Smglc l etters apostrophes t he length a nd f orm ation of th e wo rd s arc all hmts Each day t he code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES No.,. arrange the tlrcled letlero to fonn the surpnse answer, aa aurgnted by the above cartoon ~~~=-~==~~==M~I~K~X~X~](IllX J CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 00 p m - Local News 7 30 p m - Washington Debates (Watergate and The Coorts) 8 30 p m . - Gunslingers (Weslerners Zane Grey Theatre) , "h• II t,~~ if n pted but she m ust be very very good for she 11 1tVl 11 ut h ~.: o mpc ll lJUn Me<:tnwhtle 1 ll umJrt" IS of noY. famous auth ors carne up vui the con ft ss1un m<.~g<:tzme' ladder 1hts ts an honorable way to learn whtlc you earn <.~ 00 you d be sur prtsed how rnCJ nYh ccldntei s lr} DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how lo work Il \ 0 tyr~yr ~ 1 lJ Movoe 'Thunder Alley 10 4 3o-Gollogan s Isle 6 13 Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpot 4 Hazel 8 5 00-Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Groffln 4 Andy Grifton 8 Bog Valley 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 5 3Q-Beverly Hollbolloes 8 Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 15 Hogan's Heroes 13 6 00-ABC News 13 Sesame 51 20 News 3 4 Truth or Conseq 6 News 8,10,15 Lo lloa s, Yoga & You 33 6 30- News 6 8 10, NBC News 3 4 15 Room 222 13 Patchwork 33 7 00-Whal s My Lone 8 Dusty s Traol 13 Elec Co 20 Troth or Conseq 3 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 10 Htgh School TV Honor Socoely 15 Audubon Woldlole Theatre 33 MINOR HAUNCH KEAIPKJ ATG K G N E ES XE V VEK B ED W PH C PA 1 G HADEKJ (M•wrr• tomorro .. ) VWV E DQ ORIGIN Yesterday' s Cryptoquote EXPERIEN CE IS IN THE FINGERS AND HEAD THE HEART IS INEXPERIENCED HENRY THOREAU An &wt'r A male- geltrng on-m a ptMIIwn of re3p0m11b1ltlll- MAN AGING X UTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. Foollolo Ho1• X XES A E K 5 A FAKE,O 801 SHU~ 1 WHAT 5 Uf>E? HE DOE5 ri T 1'1' "!:> Oti ll" CM SE. ltE 5 50 NICE. T~ N f£ D US THAT ~'«: ~TA'f Pass Pass North East South S LET US !!!.!§ lONG - 2t Pass Pass 4t Pass I •• a Openong lead- • 9 , , o " Talk to carpel '" consultant - We have hundreds of carpet value s Your 10b can be completed In 1 to 2 weeks No long wa1t1ng penod SPECIAL! 1 Roll Candy Strope wolh rubber back, 3 99 sq rd Ntce for bedrooms., kitchens, etc . ' •• , ., dens , RUTLAND FURNITURE 74242ll Rutland,O , ' .,._ ~ Moytog Automlfics 2 speed oreration Choice o water temps Auto water level control Ltnt Filter or Power F m Agitator Ptrma-Preu Moyt11 Halo of H11t Dryert Surround ctothes with g-.,tlt even heat No hot 1pots.. no ovtrdrylng Fine 1 I • '' Arnold Grate Rutland now' DLJ(~Y TO SA~~ y NO<?DE'-I S PART Y D'RAW5 UP IN FI<'O NT' OF A LO ~ELY MN"710N . TilE BORN LOSER WINK!f ~IRDIE 15N'T STUB~'-WlNNIE WE GET A~ WONDERFU.LY AND WE'RE VEl<!' HAPPY and he was down one " Oswald "It was tough luck but an expert would have given h1mself an extra chance and made lhe hand He would have led a trump to hiS ace JUS\ South had done, bui then he would play oul h1s lasl dtamond West would not have been able to ruff and a low heart would have been d1scarded from dummy After that start '=~~~eyr::l'f!~ South would cash h1s ace or -' \.UITH-.:::] SOMfTH lt-:.0 U9UAUY 00 RF;A'OWI•81) / Tv.D PRICWOF STRAI).)S lOGElHER. as hearts tn dummy ' hearts h1s last two J1m and "Theruff extra was that West had w1th JUst two trumps held a third trump, he ruff, dummy would ove,rru and South could then try the heart fmesse He would sitU be down one because !here had been no way to make the iiiii~g~~~~~~~s~ (;JARNABV RIKEI< A WEALTHY ANTIQUE DEALER WHOSE HOB8Y IS COLLECTING KITES H46 JUST1 OuniNEO AN UNUSUAL PROJECT FOR OUR t=ROENDS oN THE LAS contract n (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I • R .. " MAYTAO RUTLAND FURNITURE l.jOU e M~ iiHs WHI CH WA$ o::olJPP05 E D rD TAKE u We Sptciellztln '•rvlct t.hi"Jnlht. • Molh Lint Filler Red Carpet second I'll see Jtm 'South was a fa1r player He watched hts oppo· nents start with three rounds of d1amonds West ruffed the thtrd lead and shtfted to a • club South led a trump to hlS ace and a second trump back to dummy's queen Then he trted the heart fmesse If It WINNIE had worked be would have been able to ruff h1s last heart m dummy, but 1\ fa1led '" mstallat•on and lree paddong Wendell Grate Oswald "Bad players tend to g1ve themselves no chance to brmg home a doubtful eon· tract Fatr players usually fmd a way that may succeed, wh1le really good players gtve themselves every chance " •7.95 Sq Yd mcludes CAPTAIN EASY ' '' I. The b1ddmg has been Nert~ East West 20 !loti" Dble r.IN ClOTHES LINE BUSTED THIS MORNIN' ELVIl\JE'I, AN' GUESS WHO FI')I.EOIT Pass Pass Pass F~ME you, South hold .K2.AJ765+A841Q94 What do you lead? A-Lead the khOC or ........ 1 NOT THAT WUTHLE$ HUSBAND ' OF 'IOR'N!! Y011r par&aer hu sbew~ &Mtl tntmps. Try too pooR dei:larer'a trumps •• qolckly 01 pe11ible TODAY'S QUESTION The bidd mg has been 1• , doo· I I I I ( By Oswald & James Jacoby BY BARWICK REGULAR 59 95 Big Capac1ty 742-4211 "'~'~tl I ... lush \\ I l l " ' Phone 992 2550 10 23 tfc C BRADFORD Auctioneer Comoiete Service Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Racine Oh10 Critt Bradford s 1 lfc Us. I" \\1 1 11 Both vulnerable Now wh1le the wealher IS·; sllll cool IS the best t1me It can be Installed al your · 992 7349 dtllvered right to your pro[ect Fast and easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284 Goeglein Ready M1x Co Middleport Ohto 6 30 lfc Helen Help u \ l't YL '1 11 " •n fli J JOJ 1 \~ ... 2 YES! Pnce CONCRETE ... AJ763 WEST EAST .63 .742 'KI08753 ,92 +93 +AKIOS ... 854 ... KQI09 SOUTH IDJ .AKJ98 'AQ6 + QJ82 Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992-5232 reasonable- r:ates Ph 446 <1782 Gall1pol s John Russell owner and operator 5 12 tfc READY MIX ble pass You South hold •Q965.K4 •7432.1063 What do you do' A.aswer Tomerrow 20 'IJ4 I'Stalled CARPETING 501 NYLON SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San itat•on, 992 3954 or NORTH • Qi05 foot or contract Also dozer work and septtc tanks tiT~ WILL trim or cut trees and shrubbery Also clean out basements attics etc Phone 949 3221 or 7.. 2 4441 4 23 26tc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 661 , 3035 10. lfC Experts take that extr,a chance '. Power ---------- ---- -SEPTIC -----------TANKS c l eaned WIN AT BRIDGE . DITOIING SERVlCE DOZER work land clearing by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator w1th over 20 years experience Pulltns Excavating Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 2478 1219tfc SftREO 92.1 WMPO-FM I ~ 199 W Mam GREATCOUNTRY Mlddloporf Pomeroy 9 00-Paul Doxon 4 Friendly Juncloon 10 AM 3 Phol Donahoe 15 Abbott & Costello 8 Wold, Wold West 6 Movoe Bachelor Flat 13 9 3Q-To Tell The Troth 3 Tattletales 8 9 55-Chock Whole Reports 10 10 00-Donah Shore 3,15 Company 6 Jokers Wild 8 10 10 3Q-Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gambit 8 10 11 00-Wozard of Odds 3 4 15 Mike Douglas 6 Password 13 Now Yoo See II 8 10 11 3o-Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love Of Lofe 8 10 11 55-CBS News 8 Dan lmel s World 10 12 00-Password 6 Jackpot 3 15 News 8 10,13 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 12 3Q-Splol Second 6 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 Celebrity Sweepstakes 3 15 Afternoon Wolh OJ 13 12 45- Eiec Co 33 12 55-News 3 15 1 00-News 3 All My Choldren 6 13 Concentration 8 Not For Women Only 15 What s My Lone>10 1 30-3 On A Match 3,4 15 Lets Make A Deal6 13 As the World Turns 8 10 u Stop 1n and say Hello Bnng m th1s ad for a Free G1ft ------------~ 1969 DOOGt: p1ckup, il cylinder WE HAVE all yoUr upholstery standard Phont 992 525, needs Bu r lap denim S 17 31C cambric roam glut rippers. tacklnO strip spr ings and W6&CHevRoLer5uiw~n 6 c ~ llnder .c, speed G.Jod gas clips chipboard buttons mileage Herold Brftwer twine sew ing tt-.read legs LOn; Bottom Phone 985 3554 upholstery books dacron 5 17 tic spring twlnt tacks wett cord colton swive l bas es and foam foam foam Pomero y 1967 ONE ton Ford Stalt .. bed Recovery 622 Easf Ma•n truck Ptlone 992 2550 or 742 Street Phone 992 7554 6551 5 15 26t c 4 30 tfC 7 3Q-Rocky & Bullwlnkle 13 New Zoo Revue 6 8 00-Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New lixl Revue 13 Sesame 51 33 Jells Collie 6 8 25-Jack LaLanne 13 8 3Q-Brady Bunch 6 Model leport 0 Sales 5 16 12tp Call IJO• l 773 5111 s 12 l Otc BEI;)ROOM turn l ,hed apt Call 992 3113 after 4 p rn 5 20 3tc Auto Sales -------------- Busmess Opportunities 6 35- Colombus Today 4 Pomeroy NELSON Superstar Theatre !Dick Powe ll Show) 6 30-Btble Answers 8 News 6 Frve Mmutes To Lrve By <1 Rev Cleophus Rob1nson 13 RON AND KAREN lHOMAS Heater Core Coun t TUESDAY MAY 21, 1974 6 00-Sonrlse Semonar 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 15-Concern - Comment 10 6 25- Farm Report 13 Now under new management Nathan Btggs 777 Pearl Street Middleport Oh10 Pt'lone 992 5367 or 992 J861 GENE WOlfE'S BODY SHOP -------------- Show) 9 30 P m - ALL WEATHER HARDWARE From the largest Truck or Bachelors <1 8 Mov1e 8 30 P m - Country & Western (Carolina Country Ernest Tubb 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 N 2nd Ave Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Moon ol the Wolf 13 News 4 • CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 p m - Local News 7 30 p m - Operaloon Intrigue I Burkes Law) Open IToll Monday lhru SaturdaY Bulldozer Radoator to the BEDROOM home on 205 Sprmg Avenue Pom eroy 55 000 W I ham Braham 5 11 3tp THE DAILY SENTINEL ----- --------- FURNITURE Pomeroy Home & Auto EXPERIENCED Radla 11 30 - Three and Pray 10 11 45 - Moon oflhe Woll6 Untouchables 13 12 <15 - New s 13 BELOw- Water Electnc Gas Sewer l1nes 1nsta lied Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks Limestone & F1ll D1rt Commerc1al Resrdenhal Construction & Remodel News 6 13 I 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Take F1ve for Life 15 and "'ARKET $l2 000 1115 - 1 15 2 00 - -GUARANTEEDPHONE ~92-2094 Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay RACINE OHIO IN POMEROY MOWERS ' Wheel Alignment '5.55 • RAClNE GARAGE PAPER CARRIER - ------------- ' EXPERT OFFICE SUPPLIES gilrden tractors WANTED P 11 00 - News 3 <1 6 8 10 13 15 Janak•33 FOR QUALIF IED BUYEf! > PRICED ANTIQUE drop leaf table w th 4 cha1rs and Eany Am ert ca n bunk beds Ca l l 985 3924 Chester 5 16 4tC PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN RACINE Sam Francos These Are My Footsteps 33 9 30 - Dock Van Dyke 8 10 Book Beal33 10 00 - MedtcaiCenterB 10 Paul Nuchlm$ 33 New s 20 On Most Amencan Cars BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT • Story 33 ~ 9 00 - Heres Lu cy 8 10 Mov•es Shoot Out' 3 <1 15 The E Kecut1oner 6 Th e Spy Who Came In From the Cold 13 MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Mason W Va 992 2094 Pomeroy 606 E Mam ~ Buck 1 Owens 8 Lock Stock and S..rrel 20 Episode Acl•on 33 8 00 - Maglc•an 3 15 Rook1es 6 13 Theater In Amenca 20 Indy 500 Ttme Trials <1 Gunsmok e 8 10 The Place For No .. .. ~~ ~~*:~,,-.-.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,,,,,,,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,,_,,;,:,: Hollywood SQuares <1 To Tell the Truth 6 Mun•c•pai Court 10 Beat the Clock 13 Wacky World of Jonathan Wtnter s 15 HOGG & ZUSPAN POMEROY HOME & AUTd' We repa1r lawn mowers and 3 BEDR OOM S LARGE KIT LIKE NEW CARPE T AL UM SIDING OWNER WILL HELP F INANCE Dehvered to Job Sole • • 20 Great Decision 33 That Good Ole Nashville Mus ic 3 7 30 - " ·-- Built to Your Specs Under New Management N 2'hd M•ddleport AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR I< RUTLAND s?;; ALL WEATHER HARDWARE COMPLETE RACINE 7 00 - Truth or Consequences 3 Beat the Clock <1 New s 6 10 What s My L1ne8 C1rcvs• 13 Wally s Workshop 1S ~lee Co WOOD TRUSSES "or Free Esftmate inqu1re now about a beautiful new roof 1n tash1on colors Now Open for Busmess MONDAY, MAY20, 1974 ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? Free Estimates WISEMAN YOU sa v ed and sl a\led f or wa ll to w all carp et Keep t new w tth Blue Lu str e Rent el ectn c shampooer Sl Baker Furn tur e Company 5 17 31c EXCELS IOR Sail Works E Mam Sf Pomeroy All k inds of salt water pellets water nuggets block salt and own Oh10 Ri ver Salt Phone 992 J&B AUTO BODY .r _, , ,, , :,;:. . Te'levision Log Business Services I ~====~~==~~=G~==~~ IS YOUR ROOF Real Estate For Sale 5 17 3fc F OR Memor at Day n ce select on ot Flowers Basket s Spray s Fa ye s G ft Shop North Second St M dd leport 5 7 tfc 7tc I' Bids are reQuested unt1l 12 00 5 19 2tc Noon on May 21st 197..- from Interested person s for sale to TUE SDAY May 21 lOam to 3 Vtt qd (l, f . .tlclfl '), 3891 the Lead1ng Creek Conservancy p m Yard Sale at Roush Lane WA I TRE SS ES want ed App l y tn Br111<. ·I person Crow s Steak Hou se District a 197<1 1 Ton Pick Up 6 5 tfc •n Cheshtre Drapes rugs 5 14 tf c Truck with the follow•ng IHI Mf'th,l!lll Str1·1l bed spread cloth ng of all specifications WE ARE picking up a plano •n sizes baby car seat mtsc Jn Ponwroy OhH' 1'1.1 ':.~,~ 133 Wheel Base Fenders your area and would like case of ra n w ll be post JAN IT OR f ull ttme Apply 1n Inside 8 bed w lh the followmg some responsible party to poned per son Me1gs Inn equ1pment 1302 C I V8 ~ Engme ~ake over payments Call 5 19 3tc 5 19 2tc or equivalent automat tc trans Credit Mana~er (614) 772 3 LARGE BEDROOMS m tSSion power steermg power RACINE F tre Dept 5669 or wr te 260 East Ma•n FIRE DEPARTMENT and N rce bnck home n1ce large brakes heavy duty shock Street Ch1ll cothe Oh 1 0 45601 Au>elllary sponsor ng cht c ken EQUIPMENT absorbers front and rear rear 4 7 tt c landscaped fenced m yard barb ecu e Sunday May 26 EXTINGUISHER step bum per left and r1ght west serv ng beg1ns t1 30 am wood fireplace and gas coast type m 1rrors duel SALES& SERVICE 1973 KAWASA K I 750 good 5 19 7tc forced air furnace e1ectr1c horns one color pamt cond1tton Low m tl eag e Ca t! HOME ALARMS Breezeway porch By 1tself 011 temo aasol lne and am 949 4962 afl er 5 p m MEIGS t;ounty Humane Soet ety meter gauges 5 - 6 ply steel off of Rt 35 approx one 5 15 7t c Phone 742 4673 Thr tlt Shop open 10 a m t 1ll belted rad1al t1res stze JR 78 x m •le to hosp :rh1 s house <I 30 p m ev ery Fr day and 15 and 20 ga llon au'K tl ary fuel 742-5595 and lot •s 1n excellent , TWIN NEEDLE SEWING Saturday New used stock tank with standard tank condi t ion Must see to arr1v1ng week l y Clothmg MACHINE S 197 4 Mode l n B11l Brown, Owner Successful bidder Will be wa lnut sland All feature s colle ctibles appl•ances apprec1ate requ,red to deliver tn.rc:k tw ....... Rutland, Oh10 treasures re cords p ctures butlt n to make fancy des tgn s later than forty five days from I Bulavolle) books lamps toys Located and do stretch sewmg Also date of nottflcation of ac Beautiful new tr. level across from Pomeroy Pos t buttonho l es blmd hems etc ceptanc:e or bid bnck home over J 000 sq Off ce S4 3 35 cash or t erm s All btds should be placed '" a available Phone 9'i12 2653 ft llvmg space 4 5 12 tfc sealed envelope addressed to 5 14 tf c bedroom s 3 baths Leading Creek Conservancy District Rutland Ohto and CONCERNING Luke 18 26 In Thermapane doors and the B tbl e Is there a plan of VAC U UM CLEANER S Ele ctro marked on the outs.de Sealed w1ndows Electrtc heat and sa l vat ton" Yes• Mark 16 16 Hyg1ene New Demonstrators Btd to be opened 12 00 Noon on cen t ra l a•r cond•tloned has Acts 2 38 all clean ng atta chm ent !i May 21 st 197<1 5 17 6tc DEPENDABLE person wanted plus the new El ectro Suds fo r Rural water systems 2'12 808 W Maon St Pomeroy shampoo ng carpet Only to babysit 1n my home for two car garage shown by Lead1ng Creek 527 50 c ash or te rm s boys ages one year and 8 Conservancy D1str l ct appomtment only a vailable Phone 99 2 2653 years 5 days per week Some Rutland Ohio JBEDROOM 5 I d tfc weekends mc luded wtth th e 5 I5 J 6 13 20 Joe In Gallrpol• s modern days Wrt te Bo x 166 Mid STEREO rad1o am fm 8 t rack dleport References requ tred frame gas forced atr tape combm at on <1 sp eaker Job begms the end of May NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS furnace hardwood floors 5 17 6tc sound syst em Ba l anc e STATE OF OHIO It s nice See 1t must sell $109 72 or easy terms Call DEPARTMENT OF 99'2 3965 ! TRANSPORTATION Of the Sullon and Chester 5 u ftc Columb us Oh1o, free Garage May 10 1974 Mutual Farmers Fire In{,lli~I)(:,N \', ! I ,",I •11![1 Eshmates STRAWBERRY plants Rt 338 ContracT Sales Legal Copy surance Co , lne at the 111 I ~. I 1 I ;, I I 'J.' l l near Ra e me Loc ks and Dams No 74 131 Chari e Foster 2A7 2309 ;, •,' l I ;, I I , UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Forrest Run United .s. 14 10tc Sealed proposals will be rece i ved at the ofttce( of the Methodist Chureh, 9 00 A M. EXCAVATING d01P.r to~der 992-3325 or HOME GROWN tomato plants D1rector ol the Oh10 Depart Monday, June 3, 1974 All and backhoe work septic Improved MeK ! can yellow ment ot Transportation tanks installed dump trucKs tub l ee Htnds 1350 Also hot Columb\IS Oh1o unt1f 10 00 poliey holders weleome and 10 boys for htre w111 haul peppers and mango es AM Eastern Daylight Savings Paul H Baer, Sec Treas fill dirt top soil limestone Thoma s Hayman a c ross NICE 3 bedroom home for sale Time Tuesday June <I 197<1 for and gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger from Munlctpal Pa r k •n Improvements 1n $11 000 Phone 992 397~ or 992 Jeffers day phone 992 7089 Syracuse Athens Hocking Me1gs and 2571 n 1ght phone 992 3~25 or 992 5 12 18tc Vinton Count tes Oh10, on. 4 19 tfc 5232 SALE - Solid brass bed vanous sections of U S Route FOR cherry poster spool bed bunk Nos 33 SO and SOA and State A C 4 row corn planter wtth beds color TVs baby beds Route No 7 '" Athens County msect1C1de and fungtCtde Polly s Auct 1on House Park U S Route No 33 and State attachment will f•l AC and H1gh Street Mtddieport Route No 56 In Hoc k 1ng tractor or any 3 pomt tractor Phone 992 3509 County u S Route No 33 and Phone 992 2307 5 17 3t c State Route No 7 1n Metgs WANTED eKpertenced 5 19 Jtp 6 15 tfc County State Routes Nos 93 plumber none other need KOSMET IC S & and 349 in Vtnton County by KDSCOT STRAWBERR I ES Phone 949 apply All Weather Rooftng WIGS For a good line of painting eKIStlng guard ra 11 FOR FREE est 1mates on <112 1 Racine 337 North Second Avenue 608 E. Cosmetics friend l y serv1ce The date set tor complet1on a luminum replacement Middleport or !:)hone 992 2550 5 19 tfc and someone to chat w ith of this work shall be as set forth windows S1d1ng storm doors MAIN <1 30 tfc give me a ~all Helen Jane In the blddmg proposal and w.ndows Railing Phone 6 ROW mounted f teld sprayer Brown 992 5113 POMEROY, Each bldcter shall be requ1red Charles Lisle Syracuse Oh•o Call 985 3805 3 19 tfc to ftle with h s btd a certtf•ed Carl Jacob Sa l es 5 19 3t c check or cash1er s check for an Representative v v MIDDLEPORT - 1 story A TO Z Mart used furn1shed amount equal to five per cent of Johnson and Son In c 3 ROOMS and bath furnished GOOD gas hot water heater 12 frame 6 rooms 3 BR dining appliances clothmg dishes hi& bid but 10 no event more apartmen t extra n•ce Adults 4 30 lfc x 65 mobi l e home 3 bedrooms R dtnlng bath some and m lsc Rt 33 opposite than ftffh thousand dollars or a only Deposit requ1red Phone fully carpeted Call even ngs tra 1ler cour t Hartford W paneling & carpeting level boncl for ten per cent of h tS btd 992 3205 before 7 30 p m 992 58 32 Va payable to the D1rector 500 00 lot A good boy at 5 19 3tc 5 19 3tc <1 10 tfc Bidders must apply on the POMEROY Business proper forms for qual tf lcatton 2 BEDROOM unfurntshed MINIBIKE $125 we tghts S25 4 MOBILE homes two 12d(l I room w•th apartment over, at least ten days pri or to the GU IT AR lessons now bemg apartment Very n •ce wlfh portable stereo w1th 1 por year old and 2 bedroom one 75 II frontage lots ol date set for open'"g b tds 1n sc heduled for summer small yard and garage 127 table speaker $25 Call 247 12>t65 1969 3 bedroom one 2 park1ng space, garage on accordance w1th Chapter 5525 months fo r anybody ag e 9 to L ncoln H1ll Cal l Tracy 26<11 after 5 p m bedroom 10x50 Phone 7<12 Ohio Revtsed Code 80 Have fun play gu tar Whaley 992 305<1 Main 51 S16 500 00 5980 5 19 6t c ____________ ..:.._ 19 Jtp Plans and specifications are Contact Steve Cl eland MIDDLE PORT - Large 5 7 ttc on file 10 the Department of Ra e me Oh o phone 9<19 5913 bnck has 3 apartments for Transportat ton and the off ce of 5 14 6tc J AND 4 ROOM furn i shed and 1953 FERGUSON 3(] tractor BERRY MILLt:t< MOtHie Home mcome lots of parkmg S850 1958 Ford 600 senes 11ve the District Deputy Director unfurnished apartments Sales has a lot to offer when power new tires E>ecellent Th e 01rector reserves the DE EM Custom Butchering space always rented walk Phone 992 5<~34 you start shopp ing for your cond lton S1 650 Phone 985 r1ght to relec t any and all b1ds Meat Processi ng Phone 667 to shop $22 500 00 4 12 tfc Mobile Home You can beat 3594 3608 Coolvtll e Ohio _ MIDDLEPORT - Lot lor the htgh deprec•at ton you'll 5 19 2tp J PHILLIP AtCHLEY 5 5 26tp PRIVATE meeting room tor have on your home the ftrst home or trailer 70x90 DIRECTOR any organ•zatlon phone 992 two years by shoppmg for a PLACE ORDER S for ut1 l 1t1es near In good ne1gh (5) 20 28 2tc 3975 late model used Mobile Home strawberr es now W ill fi ll th e borhood ONLY $2 0011 00 J 11 tfc Here are some every day low orders as s p1cked Cal l POMEROY 1'1> story prlc.es OLD Upr1ghl p anos Any Donald Pooler Chester 985 frame 3 BR bath 3897 early morn ng s or cond t1on pay ng S10 cash 2 BEDROOM doub l e w de 60~~:12 V1slon 3 bedroom S5 995 basemj:!'nt ut1llty some evenmg Write g1ve dtrect1ons to mob le home furn i Shed 60K 12 K mg 2 bedroom 1112 bath IN LOVING memory of our son WITTEN PIANO CO P 0 Ul 1l tte S patd Off Rt 7 near 5 19 3t c carpet1ng & paneling, large S5 995 and twtn brother Blame Jay BO K 18 SardtS Oh io <13946 Pom eroy Call 992 7017 or 992 lot for children HW floors 60x12 Elcona 2 bedroom $5 <195 Turner who was taken from 7666 SOUTHERN tomato plan t s ......._ 4 26 30tp $10 000 00 60K 12 Fleetwood 2 bedroom us three years ago May 20 Dallas Cleland 949 4121 5 11 3t c 1971 We are lh nklng of you OLD auto s 6 or more cars wtii" YOU LL GIVE UP LITTLE ss 995 5 19 3tc 2 - 10 w tdes S2 995 each dear son thlnkmg ot the past AND GET A LOT IN give S3 00 piece 18 cars or FU R NI SHED apartment 1 Bank repossession super n1ce to some you are forgotten but more Will give better price OUR CHO ICE LISTINGS KNAPP Shoes May Spec1a1s adults only 1n Middleport $500 and take over payments to us who loved and lost you Calf 985 4297 now available Phone 992 CALL TODAY F'hone 992 38 74 your rnemory w111 always 1 28 tfc 5324 5 12 ttc 992 22S9 or 992 2561 last A sm lltng face a heart of These are mostly late model <1 30 tfc gold two shining eves at rest homes and the prices Include CASH paid for all makes and God broke our hearts to prove your del•very and complete models of mob!Je homes 4 ROOM furnished apartment to us He only takes the best set up So for an honest to Phone area code 614 423 9531 Available Saturctay Phone Its a lonesome home Without goodness good deal stop In <1 13 tfc 99 2 3658 you and sad has been the today at Berr'y Miller Mobile 5 16 tfc 19 69 TpYOT A $595 or best way God knew you had to OLD furniture oak tabln Home SaiJ!S 705 Farson As l:ong As They last offer by May 20 30 m•les to leave us so He called you Street Belpre OhtO Phone clocks •ce boKes brass beds gall on Phone 992 3312 home that day Dad Mom and 423 9531 closed Sunday diShes desks or complete SMALL tra ler 10 m lies north 5 15 Sip of Pomeroy Ideal for couple tw tn sister Br enda K 5 11 6tc households Wnte M o Rent r easonable Phon e 992 5 20 ltc M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh10 1964 CHEVELLE e xc ellent , AIJ(o ----------7479 call 992 7760 5 1 tfc runn•ng cond1tton Fred(f ~ 5 13 tfc Thabet Mason W V~ .. ~ _._ -~ --- --------Self Propelled 5 15 tfC ld1965 FOR 0 E:tol'lollne Van good FURNISHED apartment cond•llon Phonebwogh!Carl adults only Phone 992 5592 3112 t: 1965 CHEVROLET Station Albany 698 7257 before 2 30 .. 9 tfc Wagon 5175 Honda 350 Dally any ltme on Pm INTFRESTED In bemg your motorcycle $600 Can be seen weekends own boss and own ing your APARTMENT furn •shed air 14 condtt on e;d Rea sonable rent own business' L •m •ted POMEROY LANDMARK • Loncotn Heights 61p 12 m 1tes from Pomeroy Call amount of capital necessary 30< 773 51 18 Jack W Corsay, Mgr 5 17 Jtp Th•S go n ;, bu s ness can be fman ced Call 99.2 5786 5 u tfc L..:=:....._...!Ph~on~e!.:9~92!:! 21~1~ 1 -_J ;;_;-;;, LLY 5- l - dr - -;toll on 4 29 261C wagon w •th title for parts OFFICE tPict lnd building Phone 992 3646 1967 MERCURY Monterey •7l Mason area Good locatlqn 5 17 ,uc PhOne 992 2693 weekdays Will remodel to suit tenant Help W.anted ' For The Datly Senltnel, Mtddleporl-Pomero' 0 Mum~tt M,ll -1' 11174 '' I \ • I I I I \ ' W~ EN <~ou~ LOST RlLLOIJ , JI\N"" �• ... 6 - Tht• D,nl) Somlme '1ddlepo1l Pom<rot 0 7 Momkl\ M.11 t il 1 '1,~ Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT C"se No 21 205 Esfatr ot Coy Hawk Deceased Not•ce •S hereby g ven that Floyd V n ce nl Hawk. o f Reeds v li e 2 SIGNS OF QUAUn Rout e l Oh o has be en duty appomted E}(ecutor of th e Estate ot Coy Hawk deceas ed late of Reedsv lie R D 1 M e g s Coun ly Oh 10 - Cr ed tors are reQu,red to f 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE le tnm tinted glass fa ctory a1r standard V 8 power steenng power bra kes s1de protect1 ve moldmg H 78 Wh1te Wal l T tr es bumper guards rad• o w1th tape l 'il7 .:1 197~ Pro bat e Ot v StOn 13 20 Jt c 12595 ONE THAT WILL PL~ASE YOU 19711MPALA CUSTOM CPE ADVERTISEMENT Bids a re r equested unt. l 12 00 Noon on May 21st 197<1 from t~terested persons for sa l e to lh Lead<nag Mob Cree le k Cons ervan cy o.estnct Radto w1th operat ons Detailed coplesol spec <f<eahon s are on hand at th e off tee of the Lead ing Cre e k Con se rv a nc y $1995 Local owner new w w f1res V 8 eng1ne w1th power sleenng & brakes aqua f1msh blk v1nyl roof dark m tenor factory a tr condit1oned rad10 - See fh1 s one FOR BIDS fre(luency CHEVROLET NOVA Custom Hatchback coupe dar k green f 101 sh like new w h1 t e wall ftres full whee l covers protect•ve s•de moldmg s power bra kes radiO 6 cyl inder engme w1th standard transmossoon A VERY POPULAR MOD EL & Manntng D Webs t er 1 J udg e Court o f Comm o n Pl ea s two S38YS 4 door l u~~:ury car wh1te fin• sh vinyl roof green mte nor th etr c tatms wtth sad ftdu c a r v Wtlhtn tour m onth s Dat ed th s 1st d ay of May (5) • Pomeroy Motor Co. POMEROY MOTOR co. @) OPEN EVES& 00 p M POMEROY, OHIO .1---- - -----_:__....;_______ D1str ct Rutland Oh o and may be there obta ned by al l mterested b•dd er s The success ful btdd er sh a ll mstall and test the equ pm ent Each company btdding s e ~~: peeled to be the ser v ce agen cy IN m em or y of LOI S McCA IN a and shoUld be estab l ished m t h s good fr end on her b1 r fhday area May 20 Successful btdder w II b e As fn end s we knew mu ch reQutred to deliver the untf bY happ .ness not later than n inety days from We had our t •me of lOY date of not1ftcat on of a c And memory 1S one gift of God ceptance of b id That death cannot destroy All b ds shou l d be placed m a s gned D el ore s F rank sealed envelope addressed to 5 20 ltp Leading Creek Conservancy D1str lct Rutland Oh o and mar k ed on the outs1de Sealed B td to be open ed 12 00 Noon on WANTED to rent a garag e May 21st 197J Phone 992 7200 after 6 week da ys Lead ing Creek 5 19 2tc Conservancy D• stn ct Rutland Oh10 YARD SALE Sttngy Creek 15) 6 13 20 3tc R oa d Ch es htre off 554 Clothes d tsh es a nd furntture ADVERTISEMENT May 20 and 21 from 10 to <1 In Memory Not1ce FOR BlDS ~ ~=--..J. Not1ce POLLY S A uc t on every Fnday 7 om a t P.:.rk .=.nrl H gh St s Ant ques collector t ems ant1qu e turn ture color T v s Step n P & J Odds and Ends " 215 Nl)rth Sec ond St fOr fvrntture barga n s W II se ll your m er chandi se th e a uc tton way Call 992 3509 5 14 26tc For Rent or Sale 3 BEDROOM house located on e m 1le from CttY 1 m t s on Route 7 Newly r emodel ed k tchen ltvtng room w 1th bath and utI ty room If tnter ested call 99 2 5129 5 19 6tp pm • • 10 t-t P AL l I<> ( h <t l n1N'> In c: tor w ll h c hcr tn c St;.r t f'(.lU tp pt ll w th o1? n ( l'l r ol r~ r y mowe r ;~ :\ '' snow t>l t~ rl e r.Jo:ce tl en t co nd ton Co nl ilcl M il r v rn Kec br. uQh days 99 1 5342 a o r r ' u m Yt~'i :wn ror Sale 97'1 H ON OA !IOU 4 cy ! nd er Phon e 98 5 38 78 a lt e r 6 p m S 16 6t c B EDR OO M su l e 5 p ece breakfil sl set Ptlon e 991 5252 5 17 Jtc 16 • FT Gl a<;; tr on boa t <10 hor sepow er molar n c lud1n g t r a ter Call 991 72 74 aft er 6 pm Sale s 1? '1 BEDR OOM t'l ouse m M1cl dleport New k tchen and ba t h app l an ce s 1n ct uded Call 992 531 0 4 '1 5 26tc -=~ ----- ------ Moved to Rutland :lf• mile ins•de c1ty llm•t on nght corner B1rck Sf and Rl 12<1 THE A(,L'L\ 742-5293 Gallipolis vROCERY business for sale Bulld•no tor sa le or !ease Phone 77 3 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo ntm ent 3 20 ttc 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN KITCHEN 1' 1 BATHS CARPET THROU GHOUT F ULL BA S EMENT 2 CAR G A RAGE AL L ONE L A RGE FLAT WELL LA ND S CAPED LOT PR ICED MID TWENTIE S R E GI ST E RED A ngu s bull s Call or see B1ll W lt e Ro c k Spr1nQ !i 99 ~ 1789 a ft er 5 p m 5 15 M e CLEL A ND F ARM S AND GREENH OUSE A van ety of cabbage and tom ato plant s for sa l e A lso bro cc ol and caul flow er !iw eet peppers hot peppers eggplants heao l et tu ce and EA STER FLOWER S pan sy mum s aza le a hydrangea gerantum s pefUn1as several k nd s of hang ng ba sk ets Gerald ne Cleland Rae 'ti e OhtO 3 29 tf c '• PH. 949-3611 OFFICE 446 3643 EVENINGS Bud McGt)ee-446 1255 E M Ike' Wrseman-446 3796 3 small~st 8-K EXCAVATIWG COMPANY _.. Rad1ator Spec1allst SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. TEAFORD PHONE 992·2156 PHONE 992-5271 NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING DAY OR NIGHT 992-3615 THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 D.ELAND REALTY 0 For Rent sa ---------r-----Mobile Homes For Sale -------------- Wanted To Buy In Memory ______ ______ _ -------------- --------- ----- ------------For Sale THE VILLAGE fabrics T.upptrl Plains well lltlbllstled business w ith tow lnvestm.,nt For mort In formation see- at VIllage Fabrics _ ________ ____ ....._ 1 l 20 <tp For Rent - 5 14 tfc Pets For Sale AKC Brittany pupt ready to go May 15 throuotl 20th 2 hun t~rs only Mr Ed s Br lttanys 5 miles on 50A from Athens PhOn! 448 3809 I AKC Colli! puppie s IJo" •1s 3oss 20" 3 HP - ---------•52•95 HP -------------22" _ •76.95 ·~ .::;ty 1:, Phone I 5 19 7tc 6 .45- Farmt1me 10 Mormng Report 3 7 00-Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Dock Van Dyke 13 Osmonds 6 8 55-News 13 Wllkmson Small Engrne 992 3092 Pomeroy 0 Located at Modern Supply Small Engine Repair INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING I: ROOF PAINTING • Lawn Boy 1 CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992·5083 • Tecumseh • Koh ler • w sconstn • All other makes 2 00-Days of oor Loves 3 4 15, Guodong Light B 10 Newlywed Game 6,13 2 30-Doctors 3,4,15 Gtrlln My Lofe 6,13 Edge of Ntghl 8 10 3 Oil-Another World 3 4 15 General Hospolal 6 13 Proce Is Roghl 8 10 Boook Beat 20 . " " . . PRICE CONSIRUCTION Roofing Spoutmg Alum mum S1dmg And Complete Remodeling PHONE 742-6273 OPEN Roger H ysell s Garag e near Crossroads on State Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m Monday through Saturday Phone 99 2 5682 or 992 7121 5 15 26tc H & W Refr tgerat lon Serv tces Refr1gerators freezer atr condit ioners and commerctal un t s Phone 992 5587 or 992 7204 s 1526tp -------------SEWING MACHINES Repair serv1ce all makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorize<! Stnger Seres and Service We Sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc Water Ltnes and Lones All work done by the • 764 .See or Call AIR CONDITION NOW? convenience w1th no wa1tmg around 1n hot muggy weather "" All WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Moddleporl, 0 ' Under New Management NEIGLER BUflding Supply fQr bulldmg houses phone 9<~9 3604 call Guy Ne tgler Ractne Ohto 5 3 26tc •: , I 01 \t onf~sS\UII ll l l j.;ll. l ms !'\01 r)l)rnu Ill \10~1 Stur as lhl m l~ ll iUra i iS \\ ~1) f'VsO IIJ UIJl f ilS Wl lh 1lt b •d l.!U\ S g t 1t m:.: U tll Jll ~t dl sscr l!:; t~ ntl guod c1tht r 1nn 11phmJ.! OH J ,Ill 01 suHu UJg !l tJ J.!hU! v to show llow blcJt k h t lltiiUMfl SSIUtiS llt By Helen Bottd • • o.. \I Illa In IS As for nu-u kL•ll-i Ynur daug htcl IS wrong m lhmkmg the slicks wor. l c un s 1d~ r Wlkno Y.n wnter s If ~h e IS gcx:td enough .\ Nnlc uf Thanks frtom Alaska O,ar Helen Wf! \\Ould hkc to rxpres.~ our gratitude to vou for prmtmJ,! ow plea rur B('ttv (rocker Coupons whu.h wt arc sav mg tow.1rd •'~ gvmnasmm here m G e~lena Alaska We (an never hupt lo adequately express our thanks lo the manv wondt' rful P<'<lPI< who Th1s s an eKcellent penod to deal w th educa t•onai mlerest s or to tr y to see I you can l lurn so me ol your tdeas mto p roltl SCORPIO (Ocl 24 No• 22) have responded Coupons a rrtve each day from all over lhe Lower 48 SouH gra de sc hools and women ·s clubs a r e evtn metkmg us thru S!>"Ctal projects Many people enclose lellers of support wtlh lhe1r <oupuns and we are lrymg to answer them ilS soon as possible Although !he coupon drtve had been started tn our VIllage back m 1973 the lola! number collected was only about 8,0011 Now, thanks lo your readers we have collected nearly a nulhon G~neral Mtlls has been most generous m granlmg us a n exlenston on collec\tons unlll August, 197> - and our goal " 2Q mtlhon coupons' nus wtll nol pay for lhe e nttre gymnas1um bul 1l will contrtbule $100,0011 toward the ftnal goal Agatn our thanks lo you a nd all your wonderful rea ders we are really overwhelmed by !he generos1ly of all these P"Oplc Al the end of our projecl lhe village of Galena wtll have a gymna'lnlun for students and vtUagers alike - OFFICERS OF TilE GALENA SPORTS ASSOCIATION GALENA AI ASKA For lhe ltme bemg you 11 hnd your greatest returns comtng l rom St ll,lal •ons whe1e you share an equal mleresl wtlh someone For Tuesday May 21 , 1974 SAGITTARIUS (No• ARIES (Ma<ch 21 April t9) 23 Dec 21} Mu ch w 11 be ga ned lhtS month throug h I tends and co ntac ts you ve c ull votted over the past year Two maJOr nterests w It be lurth ered Ideas developed 1n assoc1 at an w•th another w•ll have far reac hing favora bl e efl ec ts Conttnue as a team TAURUS (Apnl 20 Mar 201 CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan Condtllo ns are chang1ng more to your l1k1n g concermng your matenal nt erest s It you work. at 11 th iS can be a prof table mor1 \h 19) New prO Jects undert aken now are l tk ety to move ahead mo re speed tly th an nor na l Get movmg f you have so ne tt ng ree~dy to go GEMINI (Mar 21 ,June 20) AQUARIUS IJan Your soc tal hle w II soon tak e a new dtrec tl on to br ng you 1nto contac t wtth some n terestlng md1v1duais One n part cular stand s out 20 Feb 19) You II w I ftnd your set l more 11 demand soc ally du r ng the nel(t few week s tha n yo u have been lor some t1me Get your party duds rea dy CANCER (.kine 21 July 22) PISCES (Feb 20 -March 201 Much can be done at thiS 1 me to ward mak mg amends m a re lallonsh•P th at has not been l ao stable late ly Mak e the open ng gesture Dear Readers Smce you ve been so e nlhuslasltc about lhe Galena gym nasmm project let's make the collectton of some addihonal 19 0011,0011 Belly Crocker Coupons for our spectal goal You ve pul several other collecltons (for hosptlals and hie savmg eqmpment) over lhe lop Now heres a chance lo help healthy k1ds - and thetr parents - remam healthy and sound Ask your friends and relattves lo save thetr unwanLertcoupons and send lhem wtth yours lo Galena Sports Assoctal1on P 0 Box 64, Galena Alaska, 99741 I m bellmg you II make our quota by August 1975 and I ve never yel been wrong about my readers' - H Soon you ll begtn not tctng 1m provmg cond \tons that a«eel the lam ly as a whole Baste t1me w1!1 a so be st rengt hened LEO (July 23 Aug 22) You II hnd yourse ll bus er than usual w l h out s •de 1nt eresl s lh ts month Don t be surpn sed •I you r c lu b pu ts you up lo r at hce VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) You re now m a good cyc le to May 21 1974 Thts year you ll exerctse more ol your leadersh p Qual ties and mdependence It wont be all wo~ Thts w II be a tun t1me for you as well mak e l arg e r stnd es wh e r e work and earmngs are con ce rn e d A dvanceme nl may come unexpectedly +-t+ LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct Dear Helen My daughter wants a career m writing and she s good Bul she says the btg magazmes wont buy from unknowns You have to be famous or nolortous before you can sell arhcles lo these shcks ' She's determmed she 1s gomg lo try for the ' confesSion magazines I don 'l even hke her reading lhem, much less wrlltng for them I tell her they have thetr own dirt-peddhng wrt\ers and 23) ~JYd~®lkJ-&t.J _..,,_ Unscramble the se four Jumbles. one letter to each square. to form four ord1nary words. 3 31)-{)ne Life to Ltve 6 13 Phtl Donahue 4 How To Survive a 1\'\arnage 3 15 Women 20 Match Game 8 10 4 00-Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame 51 33 Sesame 51 20 Lucy Show 8 Huck and Yog1 6 I Dream of Jeann1e 13 \GERUDD I. yr h ~ t .. ~ I ~ j Jumhl" GAUGE "'•tun:la"' • I 1l 'And how selcd1vc arc lhe ed1ltJrs - !hey won l buy shoddl ll11lcnal J If your da ughter pletns to make wntmg her career these br ead and butter mark ets Hr c her best bet And even so she II gel her share o{ rcJCCllon slips I wish her luck - •nu a tough lutk H ~VH4 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I B1tmg comment 5 Gambltng game 10 Cru1smg Brea kf ast DOWN I Dracu la at tunes Powdered la \ a J Caddoiln l nd1a n '! 4 Coddle cereal 12 Poe claSS IC 5 Re nege on (3 "ds 1 " deal 12 wds l 14 TJe 6 I xasper st.amer 15 B1bhcal ale ; lik a ble verb K Insect endmg 9 P ledge l6 Ctrcle II Compti es section 13 wds I 19 Bolter 13 Ma una herb 16 Court 21 Zoo star favonte 17 Genume 23 Soda founlatn favonte z; Blow ones top ( 2 wds) 29 D1ce throw 30 Slclltan ctty 31 Shout 33 Greek letter 34 WeU now ' :l7 Symbol of Great Brtlam 39 Children s s tory (3 "ds 1 44 Chant 45 Opera\lc hlghhght 46 Goad 47 One kmd of wave l Is WHEN He WON iHI~ ~ACe IT WENi 11:16>-!T iO 1-115 HeAD Ycstuda) s lH Grotto 14 Hone) bee 20 Bc mg l~ p An sw~ r genus 1 35 Seck t2 As:;css JG - 24 M.o r u11 3B Ark bmlder H cw spuman te .!5 - Pav lovu 40 Helr 41 Mmm~ 26 Jacob s lw 1n fo nd 28 - over 42 Senort ta s I collapstngl a unl 32 I oss 43 Perched AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One le tte r Simply stands for anot her In th1 s sampl e A IS used for the three L s X !or th e two 0 s etc Smglc l etters apostrophes t he length a nd f orm ation of th e wo rd s arc all hmts Each day t he code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES No.,. arrange the tlrcled letlero to fonn the surpnse answer, aa aurgnted by the above cartoon ~~~=-~==~~==M~I~K~X~X~](IllX J CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 00 p m - Local News 7 30 p m - Washington Debates (Watergate and The Coorts) 8 30 p m . - Gunslingers (Weslerners Zane Grey Theatre) , "h• II t,~~ if n pted but she m ust be very very good for she 11 1tVl 11 ut h ~.: o mpc ll lJUn Me<:tnwhtle 1 ll umJrt" IS of noY. famous auth ors carne up vui the con ft ss1un m<.~g<:tzme' ladder 1hts ts an honorable way to learn whtlc you earn <.~ 00 you d be sur prtsed how rnCJ nYh ccldntei s lr} DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how lo work Il \ 0 tyr~yr ~ 1 lJ Movoe 'Thunder Alley 10 4 3o-Gollogan s Isle 6 13 Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpot 4 Hazel 8 5 00-Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Groffln 4 Andy Grifton 8 Bog Valley 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 5 3Q-Beverly Hollbolloes 8 Elec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Trails West 15 Hogan's Heroes 13 6 00-ABC News 13 Sesame 51 20 News 3 4 Truth or Conseq 6 News 8,10,15 Lo lloa s, Yoga & You 33 6 30- News 6 8 10, NBC News 3 4 15 Room 222 13 Patchwork 33 7 00-Whal s My Lone 8 Dusty s Traol 13 Elec Co 20 Troth or Conseq 3 Beat The Clock 4 News 6 10 Htgh School TV Honor Socoely 15 Audubon Woldlole Theatre 33 MINOR HAUNCH KEAIPKJ ATG K G N E ES XE V VEK B ED W PH C PA 1 G HADEKJ (M•wrr• tomorro .. ) VWV E DQ ORIGIN Yesterday' s Cryptoquote EXPERIEN CE IS IN THE FINGERS AND HEAD THE HEART IS INEXPERIENCED HENRY THOREAU An &wt'r A male- geltrng on-m a ptMIIwn of re3p0m11b1ltlll- MAN AGING X UTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. Foollolo Ho1• X XES A E K 5 A FAKE,O 801 SHU~ 1 WHAT 5 Uf>E? HE DOE5 ri T 1'1' "!:> Oti ll" CM SE. ltE 5 50 NICE. T~ N f£ D US THAT ~'«: ~TA'f Pass Pass North East South S LET US !!!.!§ lONG - 2t Pass Pass 4t Pass I •• a Openong lead- • 9 , , o " Talk to carpel '" consultant - We have hundreds of carpet value s Your 10b can be completed In 1 to 2 weeks No long wa1t1ng penod SPECIAL! 1 Roll Candy Strope wolh rubber back, 3 99 sq rd Ntce for bedrooms., kitchens, etc . ' •• , ., dens , RUTLAND FURNITURE 74242ll Rutland,O , ' .,._ ~ Moytog Automlfics 2 speed oreration Choice o water temps Auto water level control Ltnt Filter or Power F m Agitator Ptrma-Preu Moyt11 Halo of H11t Dryert Surround ctothes with g-.,tlt even heat No hot 1pots.. no ovtrdrylng Fine 1 I • '' Arnold Grate Rutland now' DLJ(~Y TO SA~~ y NO<?DE'-I S PART Y D'RAW5 UP IN FI<'O NT' OF A LO ~ELY MN"710N . TilE BORN LOSER WINK!f ~IRDIE 15N'T STUB~'-WlNNIE WE GET A~ WONDERFU.LY AND WE'RE VEl<!' HAPPY and he was down one " Oswald "It was tough luck but an expert would have given h1mself an extra chance and made lhe hand He would have led a trump to hiS ace JUS\ South had done, bui then he would play oul h1s lasl dtamond West would not have been able to ruff and a low heart would have been d1scarded from dummy After that start '=~~~eyr::l'f!~ South would cash h1s ace or -' \.UITH-.:::] SOMfTH lt-:.0 U9UAUY 00 RF;A'OWI•81) / Tv.D PRICWOF STRAI).)S lOGElHER. as hearts tn dummy ' hearts h1s last two J1m and "Theruff extra was that West had w1th JUst two trumps held a third trump, he ruff, dummy would ove,rru and South could then try the heart fmesse He would sitU be down one because !here had been no way to make the iiiii~g~~~~~~~s~ (;JARNABV RIKEI< A WEALTHY ANTIQUE DEALER WHOSE HOB8Y IS COLLECTING KITES H46 JUST1 OuniNEO AN UNUSUAL PROJECT FOR OUR t=ROENDS oN THE LAS contract n (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I • R .. " MAYTAO RUTLAND FURNITURE l.jOU e M~ iiHs WHI CH WA$ o::olJPP05 E D rD TAKE u We Sptciellztln '•rvlct t.hi"Jnlht. • Molh Lint Filler Red Carpet second I'll see Jtm 'South was a fa1r player He watched hts oppo· nents start with three rounds of d1amonds West ruffed the thtrd lead and shtfted to a • club South led a trump to hlS ace and a second trump back to dummy's queen Then he trted the heart fmesse If It WINNIE had worked be would have been able to ruff h1s last heart m dummy, but 1\ fa1led '" mstallat•on and lree paddong Wendell Grate Oswald "Bad players tend to g1ve themselves no chance to brmg home a doubtful eon· tract Fatr players usually fmd a way that may succeed, wh1le really good players gtve themselves every chance " •7.95 Sq Yd mcludes CAPTAIN EASY ' '' I. The b1ddmg has been Nert~ East West 20 !loti" Dble r.IN ClOTHES LINE BUSTED THIS MORNIN' ELVIl\JE'I, AN' GUESS WHO FI')I.EOIT Pass Pass Pass F~ME you, South hold .K2.AJ765+A841Q94 What do you lead? A-Lead the khOC or ........ 1 NOT THAT WUTHLE$ HUSBAND ' OF 'IOR'N!! Y011r par&aer hu sbew~ &Mtl tntmps. Try too pooR dei:larer'a trumps •• qolckly 01 pe11ible TODAY'S QUESTION The bidd mg has been 1• , doo· I I I I ( By Oswald & James Jacoby BY BARWICK REGULAR 59 95 Big Capac1ty 742-4211 "'~'~tl I ... lush \\ I l l " ' Phone 992 2550 10 23 tfc C BRADFORD Auctioneer Comoiete Service Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Racine Oh10 Critt Bradford s 1 lfc Us. I" \\1 1 11 Both vulnerable Now wh1le the wealher IS·; sllll cool IS the best t1me It can be Installed al your · 992 7349 dtllvered right to your pro[ect Fast and easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284 Goeglein Ready M1x Co Middleport Ohto 6 30 lfc Helen Help u \ l't YL '1 11 " •n fli J JOJ 1 \~ ... 2 YES! Pnce CONCRETE ... AJ763 WEST EAST .63 .742 'KI08753 ,92 +93 +AKIOS ... 854 ... KQI09 SOUTH IDJ .AKJ98 'AQ6 + QJ82 Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992-5232 reasonable- r:ates Ph 446 <1782 Gall1pol s John Russell owner and operator 5 12 tfc READY MIX ble pass You South hold •Q965.K4 •7432.1063 What do you do' A.aswer Tomerrow 20 'IJ4 I'Stalled CARPETING 501 NYLON SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San itat•on, 992 3954 or NORTH • Qi05 foot or contract Also dozer work and septtc tanks tiT~ WILL trim or cut trees and shrubbery Also clean out basements attics etc Phone 949 3221 or 7.. 2 4441 4 23 26tc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 661 , 3035 10. lfC Experts take that extr,a chance '. Power ---------- ---- -SEPTIC -----------TANKS c l eaned WIN AT BRIDGE . DITOIING SERVlCE DOZER work land clearing by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator w1th over 20 years experience Pulltns Excavating Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 2478 1219tfc SftREO 92.1 WMPO-FM I ~ 199 W Mam GREATCOUNTRY Mlddloporf Pomeroy 9 00-Paul Doxon 4 Friendly Juncloon 10 AM 3 Phol Donahoe 15 Abbott & Costello 8 Wold, Wold West 6 Movoe Bachelor Flat 13 9 3Q-To Tell The Troth 3 Tattletales 8 9 55-Chock Whole Reports 10 10 00-Donah Shore 3,15 Company 6 Jokers Wild 8 10 10 3Q-Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gambit 8 10 11 00-Wozard of Odds 3 4 15 Mike Douglas 6 Password 13 Now Yoo See II 8 10 11 3o-Brady Bunch 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love Of Lofe 8 10 11 55-CBS News 8 Dan lmel s World 10 12 00-Password 6 Jackpot 3 15 News 8 10,13 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 12 3Q-Splol Second 6 Search For Tomorrow 8 10 Celebrity Sweepstakes 3 15 Afternoon Wolh OJ 13 12 45- Eiec Co 33 12 55-News 3 15 1 00-News 3 All My Choldren 6 13 Concentration 8 Not For Women Only 15 What s My Lone>10 1 30-3 On A Match 3,4 15 Lets Make A Deal6 13 As the World Turns 8 10 u Stop 1n and say Hello Bnng m th1s ad for a Free G1ft ------------~ 1969 DOOGt: p1ckup, il cylinder WE HAVE all yoUr upholstery standard Phont 992 525, needs Bu r lap denim S 17 31C cambric roam glut rippers. tacklnO strip spr ings and W6&CHevRoLer5uiw~n 6 c ~ llnder .c, speed G.Jod gas clips chipboard buttons mileage Herold Brftwer twine sew ing tt-.read legs LOn; Bottom Phone 985 3554 upholstery books dacron 5 17 tic spring twlnt tacks wett cord colton swive l bas es and foam foam foam Pomero y 1967 ONE ton Ford Stalt .. bed Recovery 622 Easf Ma•n truck Ptlone 992 2550 or 742 Street Phone 992 7554 6551 5 15 26t c 4 30 tfC 7 3Q-Rocky & Bullwlnkle 13 New Zoo Revue 6 8 00-Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New lixl Revue 13 Sesame 51 33 Jells Collie 6 8 25-Jack LaLanne 13 8 3Q-Brady Bunch 6 Model leport 0 Sales 5 16 12tp Call IJO• l 773 5111 s 12 l Otc BEI;)ROOM turn l ,hed apt Call 992 3113 after 4 p rn 5 20 3tc Auto Sales -------------- Busmess Opportunities 6 35- Colombus Today 4 Pomeroy NELSON Superstar Theatre !Dick Powe ll Show) 6 30-Btble Answers 8 News 6 Frve Mmutes To Lrve By <1 Rev Cleophus Rob1nson 13 RON AND KAREN lHOMAS Heater Core Coun t TUESDAY MAY 21, 1974 6 00-Sonrlse Semonar 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 15-Concern - Comment 10 6 25- Farm Report 13 Now under new management Nathan Btggs 777 Pearl Street Middleport Oh10 Pt'lone 992 5367 or 992 J861 GENE WOlfE'S BODY SHOP -------------- Show) 9 30 P m - ALL WEATHER HARDWARE From the largest Truck or Bachelors <1 8 Mov1e 8 30 P m - Country & Western (Carolina Country Ernest Tubb 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 N 2nd Ave Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Moon ol the Wolf 13 News 4 • CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 p m - Local News 7 30 p m - Operaloon Intrigue I Burkes Law) Open IToll Monday lhru SaturdaY Bulldozer Radoator to the BEDROOM home on 205 Sprmg Avenue Pom eroy 55 000 W I ham Braham 5 11 3tp THE DAILY SENTINEL ----- --------- FURNITURE Pomeroy Home & Auto EXPERIENCED Radla 11 30 - Three and Pray 10 11 45 - Moon oflhe Woll6 Untouchables 13 12 <15 - New s 13 BELOw- Water Electnc Gas Sewer l1nes 1nsta lied Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks Limestone & F1ll D1rt Commerc1al Resrdenhal Construction & Remodel News 6 13 I 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Take F1ve for Life 15 and "'ARKET $l2 000 1115 - 1 15 2 00 - -GUARANTEEDPHONE ~92-2094 Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay RACINE OHIO IN POMEROY MOWERS ' Wheel Alignment '5.55 • RAClNE GARAGE PAPER CARRIER - ------------- ' EXPERT OFFICE SUPPLIES gilrden tractors WANTED P 11 00 - News 3 <1 6 8 10 13 15 Janak•33 FOR QUALIF IED BUYEf! > PRICED ANTIQUE drop leaf table w th 4 cha1rs and Eany Am ert ca n bunk beds Ca l l 985 3924 Chester 5 16 4tC PAPER CARRIER WANTED IN RACINE Sam Francos These Are My Footsteps 33 9 30 - Dock Van Dyke 8 10 Book Beal33 10 00 - MedtcaiCenterB 10 Paul Nuchlm$ 33 New s 20 On Most Amencan Cars BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT • Story 33 ~ 9 00 - Heres Lu cy 8 10 Mov•es Shoot Out' 3 <1 15 The E Kecut1oner 6 Th e Spy Who Came In From the Cold 13 MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Mason W Va 992 2094 Pomeroy 606 E Mam ~ Buck 1 Owens 8 Lock Stock and S..rrel 20 Episode Acl•on 33 8 00 - Maglc•an 3 15 Rook1es 6 13 Theater In Amenca 20 Indy 500 Ttme Trials <1 Gunsmok e 8 10 The Place For No .. .. ~~ ~~*:~,,-.-.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,,,,,,,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,,_,,;,:,: Hollywood SQuares <1 To Tell the Truth 6 Mun•c•pai Court 10 Beat the Clock 13 Wacky World of Jonathan Wtnter s 15 HOGG & ZUSPAN POMEROY HOME & AUTd' We repa1r lawn mowers and 3 BEDR OOM S LARGE KIT LIKE NEW CARPE T AL UM SIDING OWNER WILL HELP F INANCE Dehvered to Job Sole • • 20 Great Decision 33 That Good Ole Nashville Mus ic 3 7 30 - " ·-- Built to Your Specs Under New Management N 2'hd M•ddleport AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR I< RUTLAND s?;; ALL WEATHER HARDWARE COMPLETE RACINE 7 00 - Truth or Consequences 3 Beat the Clock <1 New s 6 10 What s My L1ne8 C1rcvs• 13 Wally s Workshop 1S ~lee Co WOOD TRUSSES "or Free Esftmate inqu1re now about a beautiful new roof 1n tash1on colors Now Open for Busmess MONDAY, MAY20, 1974 ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED? Free Estimates WISEMAN YOU sa v ed and sl a\led f or wa ll to w all carp et Keep t new w tth Blue Lu str e Rent el ectn c shampooer Sl Baker Furn tur e Company 5 17 31c EXCELS IOR Sail Works E Mam Sf Pomeroy All k inds of salt water pellets water nuggets block salt and own Oh10 Ri ver Salt Phone 992 J&B AUTO BODY .r _, , ,, , :,;:. . Te'levision Log Business Services I ~====~~==~~=G~==~~ IS YOUR ROOF Real Estate For Sale 5 17 3fc F OR Memor at Day n ce select on ot Flowers Basket s Spray s Fa ye s G ft Shop North Second St M dd leport 5 7 tfc 7tc I' Bids are reQuested unt1l 12 00 5 19 2tc Noon on May 21st 197..- from Interested person s for sale to TUE SDAY May 21 lOam to 3 Vtt qd (l, f . .tlclfl '), 3891 the Lead1ng Creek Conservancy p m Yard Sale at Roush Lane WA I TRE SS ES want ed App l y tn Br111<. ·I person Crow s Steak Hou se District a 197<1 1 Ton Pick Up 6 5 tfc •n Cheshtre Drapes rugs 5 14 tf c Truck with the follow•ng IHI Mf'th,l!lll Str1·1l bed spread cloth ng of all specifications WE ARE picking up a plano •n sizes baby car seat mtsc Jn Ponwroy OhH' 1'1.1 ':.~,~ 133 Wheel Base Fenders your area and would like case of ra n w ll be post JAN IT OR f ull ttme Apply 1n Inside 8 bed w lh the followmg some responsible party to poned per son Me1gs Inn equ1pment 1302 C I V8 ~ Engme ~ake over payments Call 5 19 3tc 5 19 2tc or equivalent automat tc trans Credit Mana~er (614) 772 3 LARGE BEDROOMS m tSSion power steermg power RACINE F tre Dept 5669 or wr te 260 East Ma•n FIRE DEPARTMENT and N rce bnck home n1ce large brakes heavy duty shock Street Ch1ll cothe Oh 1 0 45601 Au>elllary sponsor ng cht c ken EQUIPMENT absorbers front and rear rear 4 7 tt c landscaped fenced m yard barb ecu e Sunday May 26 EXTINGUISHER step bum per left and r1ght west serv ng beg1ns t1 30 am wood fireplace and gas coast type m 1rrors duel SALES& SERVICE 1973 KAWASA K I 750 good 5 19 7tc forced air furnace e1ectr1c horns one color pamt cond1tton Low m tl eag e Ca t! HOME ALARMS Breezeway porch By 1tself 011 temo aasol lne and am 949 4962 afl er 5 p m MEIGS t;ounty Humane Soet ety meter gauges 5 - 6 ply steel off of Rt 35 approx one 5 15 7t c Phone 742 4673 Thr tlt Shop open 10 a m t 1ll belted rad1al t1res stze JR 78 x m •le to hosp :rh1 s house <I 30 p m ev ery Fr day and 15 and 20 ga llon au'K tl ary fuel 742-5595 and lot •s 1n excellent , TWIN NEEDLE SEWING Saturday New used stock tank with standard tank condi t ion Must see to arr1v1ng week l y Clothmg MACHINE S 197 4 Mode l n B11l Brown, Owner Successful bidder Will be wa lnut sland All feature s colle ctibles appl•ances apprec1ate requ,red to deliver tn.rc:k tw ....... Rutland, Oh10 treasures re cords p ctures butlt n to make fancy des tgn s later than forty five days from I Bulavolle) books lamps toys Located and do stretch sewmg Also date of nottflcation of ac Beautiful new tr. level across from Pomeroy Pos t buttonho l es blmd hems etc ceptanc:e or bid bnck home over J 000 sq Off ce S4 3 35 cash or t erm s All btds should be placed '" a available Phone 9'i12 2653 ft llvmg space 4 5 12 tfc sealed envelope addressed to 5 14 tf c bedroom s 3 baths Leading Creek Conservancy District Rutland Ohto and CONCERNING Luke 18 26 In Thermapane doors and the B tbl e Is there a plan of VAC U UM CLEANER S Ele ctro marked on the outs.de Sealed w1ndows Electrtc heat and sa l vat ton" Yes• Mark 16 16 Hyg1ene New Demonstrators Btd to be opened 12 00 Noon on cen t ra l a•r cond•tloned has Acts 2 38 all clean ng atta chm ent !i May 21 st 197<1 5 17 6tc DEPENDABLE person wanted plus the new El ectro Suds fo r Rural water systems 2'12 808 W Maon St Pomeroy shampoo ng carpet Only to babysit 1n my home for two car garage shown by Lead1ng Creek 527 50 c ash or te rm s boys ages one year and 8 Conservancy D1str l ct appomtment only a vailable Phone 99 2 2653 years 5 days per week Some Rutland Ohio JBEDROOM 5 I d tfc weekends mc luded wtth th e 5 I5 J 6 13 20 Joe In Gallrpol• s modern days Wrt te Bo x 166 Mid STEREO rad1o am fm 8 t rack dleport References requ tred frame gas forced atr tape combm at on <1 sp eaker Job begms the end of May NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS furnace hardwood floors 5 17 6tc sound syst em Ba l anc e STATE OF OHIO It s nice See 1t must sell $109 72 or easy terms Call DEPARTMENT OF 99'2 3965 ! TRANSPORTATION Of the Sullon and Chester 5 u ftc Columb us Oh1o, free Garage May 10 1974 Mutual Farmers Fire In{,lli~I)(:,N \', ! I ,",I •11![1 Eshmates STRAWBERRY plants Rt 338 ContracT Sales Legal Copy surance Co , lne at the 111 I ~. I 1 I ;, I I 'J.' l l near Ra e me Loc ks and Dams No 74 131 Chari e Foster 2A7 2309 ;, •,' l I ;, I I , UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Forrest Run United .s. 14 10tc Sealed proposals will be rece i ved at the ofttce( of the Methodist Chureh, 9 00 A M. EXCAVATING d01P.r to~der 992-3325 or HOME GROWN tomato plants D1rector ol the Oh10 Depart Monday, June 3, 1974 All and backhoe work septic Improved MeK ! can yellow ment ot Transportation tanks installed dump trucKs tub l ee Htnds 1350 Also hot Columb\IS Oh1o unt1f 10 00 poliey holders weleome and 10 boys for htre w111 haul peppers and mango es AM Eastern Daylight Savings Paul H Baer, Sec Treas fill dirt top soil limestone Thoma s Hayman a c ross NICE 3 bedroom home for sale Time Tuesday June <I 197<1 for and gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger from Munlctpal Pa r k •n Improvements 1n $11 000 Phone 992 397~ or 992 Jeffers day phone 992 7089 Syracuse Athens Hocking Me1gs and 2571 n 1ght phone 992 3~25 or 992 5 12 18tc Vinton Count tes Oh10, on. 4 19 tfc 5232 SALE - Solid brass bed vanous sections of U S Route FOR cherry poster spool bed bunk Nos 33 SO and SOA and State A C 4 row corn planter wtth beds color TVs baby beds Route No 7 '" Athens County msect1C1de and fungtCtde Polly s Auct 1on House Park U S Route No 33 and State attachment will f•l AC and H1gh Street Mtddieport Route No 56 In Hoc k 1ng tractor or any 3 pomt tractor Phone 992 3509 County u S Route No 33 and Phone 992 2307 5 17 3t c State Route No 7 1n Metgs WANTED eKpertenced 5 19 Jtp 6 15 tfc County State Routes Nos 93 plumber none other need KOSMET IC S & and 349 in Vtnton County by KDSCOT STRAWBERR I ES Phone 949 apply All Weather Rooftng WIGS For a good line of painting eKIStlng guard ra 11 FOR FREE est 1mates on <112 1 Racine 337 North Second Avenue 608 E. Cosmetics friend l y serv1ce The date set tor complet1on a luminum replacement Middleport or !:)hone 992 2550 5 19 tfc and someone to chat w ith of this work shall be as set forth windows S1d1ng storm doors MAIN <1 30 tfc give me a ~all Helen Jane In the blddmg proposal and w.ndows Railing Phone 6 ROW mounted f teld sprayer Brown 992 5113 POMEROY, Each bldcter shall be requ1red Charles Lisle Syracuse Oh•o Call 985 3805 3 19 tfc to ftle with h s btd a certtf•ed Carl Jacob Sa l es 5 19 3t c check or cash1er s check for an Representative v v MIDDLEPORT - 1 story A TO Z Mart used furn1shed amount equal to five per cent of Johnson and Son In c 3 ROOMS and bath furnished GOOD gas hot water heater 12 frame 6 rooms 3 BR dining appliances clothmg dishes hi& bid but 10 no event more apartmen t extra n•ce Adults 4 30 lfc x 65 mobi l e home 3 bedrooms R dtnlng bath some and m lsc Rt 33 opposite than ftffh thousand dollars or a only Deposit requ1red Phone fully carpeted Call even ngs tra 1ler cour t Hartford W paneling & carpeting level boncl for ten per cent of h tS btd 992 3205 before 7 30 p m 992 58 32 Va payable to the D1rector 500 00 lot A good boy at 5 19 3tc 5 19 3tc <1 10 tfc Bidders must apply on the POMEROY Business proper forms for qual tf lcatton 2 BEDROOM unfurntshed MINIBIKE $125 we tghts S25 4 MOBILE homes two 12d(l I room w•th apartment over, at least ten days pri or to the GU IT AR lessons now bemg apartment Very n •ce wlfh portable stereo w1th 1 por year old and 2 bedroom one 75 II frontage lots ol date set for open'"g b tds 1n sc heduled for summer small yard and garage 127 table speaker $25 Call 247 12>t65 1969 3 bedroom one 2 park1ng space, garage on accordance w1th Chapter 5525 months fo r anybody ag e 9 to L ncoln H1ll Cal l Tracy 26<11 after 5 p m bedroom 10x50 Phone 7<12 Ohio Revtsed Code 80 Have fun play gu tar Whaley 992 305<1 Main 51 S16 500 00 5980 5 19 6t c ____________ ..:.._ 19 Jtp Plans and specifications are Contact Steve Cl eland MIDDLE PORT - Large 5 7 ttc on file 10 the Department of Ra e me Oh o phone 9<19 5913 bnck has 3 apartments for Transportat ton and the off ce of 5 14 6tc J AND 4 ROOM furn i shed and 1953 FERGUSON 3(] tractor BERRY MILLt:t< MOtHie Home mcome lots of parkmg S850 1958 Ford 600 senes 11ve the District Deputy Director unfurnished apartments Sales has a lot to offer when power new tires E>ecellent Th e 01rector reserves the DE EM Custom Butchering space always rented walk Phone 992 5<~34 you start shopp ing for your cond lton S1 650 Phone 985 r1ght to relec t any and all b1ds Meat Processi ng Phone 667 to shop $22 500 00 4 12 tfc Mobile Home You can beat 3594 3608 Coolvtll e Ohio _ MIDDLEPORT - Lot lor the htgh deprec•at ton you'll 5 19 2tp J PHILLIP AtCHLEY 5 5 26tp PRIVATE meeting room tor have on your home the ftrst home or trailer 70x90 DIRECTOR any organ•zatlon phone 992 two years by shoppmg for a PLACE ORDER S for ut1 l 1t1es near In good ne1gh (5) 20 28 2tc 3975 late model used Mobile Home strawberr es now W ill fi ll th e borhood ONLY $2 0011 00 J 11 tfc Here are some every day low orders as s p1cked Cal l POMEROY 1'1> story prlc.es OLD Upr1ghl p anos Any Donald Pooler Chester 985 frame 3 BR bath 3897 early morn ng s or cond t1on pay ng S10 cash 2 BEDROOM doub l e w de 60~~:12 V1slon 3 bedroom S5 995 basemj:!'nt ut1llty some evenmg Write g1ve dtrect1ons to mob le home furn i Shed 60K 12 K mg 2 bedroom 1112 bath IN LOVING memory of our son WITTEN PIANO CO P 0 Ul 1l tte S patd Off Rt 7 near 5 19 3t c carpet1ng & paneling, large S5 995 and twtn brother Blame Jay BO K 18 SardtS Oh io <13946 Pom eroy Call 992 7017 or 992 lot for children HW floors 60x12 Elcona 2 bedroom $5 <195 Turner who was taken from 7666 SOUTHERN tomato plan t s ......._ 4 26 30tp $10 000 00 60K 12 Fleetwood 2 bedroom us three years ago May 20 Dallas Cleland 949 4121 5 11 3t c 1971 We are lh nklng of you OLD auto s 6 or more cars wtii" YOU LL GIVE UP LITTLE ss 995 5 19 3tc 2 - 10 w tdes S2 995 each dear son thlnkmg ot the past AND GET A LOT IN give S3 00 piece 18 cars or FU R NI SHED apartment 1 Bank repossession super n1ce to some you are forgotten but more Will give better price OUR CHO ICE LISTINGS KNAPP Shoes May Spec1a1s adults only 1n Middleport $500 and take over payments to us who loved and lost you Calf 985 4297 now available Phone 992 CALL TODAY F'hone 992 38 74 your rnemory w111 always 1 28 tfc 5324 5 12 ttc 992 22S9 or 992 2561 last A sm lltng face a heart of These are mostly late model <1 30 tfc gold two shining eves at rest homes and the prices Include CASH paid for all makes and God broke our hearts to prove your del•very and complete models of mob!Je homes 4 ROOM furnished apartment to us He only takes the best set up So for an honest to Phone area code 614 423 9531 Available Saturctay Phone Its a lonesome home Without goodness good deal stop In <1 13 tfc 99 2 3658 you and sad has been the today at Berr'y Miller Mobile 5 16 tfc 19 69 TpYOT A $595 or best way God knew you had to OLD furniture oak tabln Home SaiJ!S 705 Farson As l:ong As They last offer by May 20 30 m•les to leave us so He called you Street Belpre OhtO Phone clocks •ce boKes brass beds gall on Phone 992 3312 home that day Dad Mom and 423 9531 closed Sunday diShes desks or complete SMALL tra ler 10 m lies north 5 15 Sip of Pomeroy Ideal for couple tw tn sister Br enda K 5 11 6tc households Wnte M o Rent r easonable Phon e 992 5 20 ltc M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh10 1964 CHEVELLE e xc ellent , AIJ(o ----------7479 call 992 7760 5 1 tfc runn•ng cond1tton Fred(f ~ 5 13 tfc Thabet Mason W V~ .. ~ _._ -~ --- --------Self Propelled 5 15 tfC ld1965 FOR 0 E:tol'lollne Van good FURNISHED apartment cond•llon Phonebwogh!Carl adults only Phone 992 5592 3112 t: 1965 CHEVROLET Station Albany 698 7257 before 2 30 .. 9 tfc Wagon 5175 Honda 350 Dally any ltme on Pm INTFRESTED In bemg your motorcycle $600 Can be seen weekends own boss and own ing your APARTMENT furn •shed air 14 condtt on e;d Rea sonable rent own business' L •m •ted POMEROY LANDMARK • Loncotn Heights 61p 12 m 1tes from Pomeroy Call amount of capital necessary 30< 773 51 18 Jack W Corsay, Mgr 5 17 Jtp Th•S go n ;, bu s ness can be fman ced Call 99.2 5786 5 u tfc L..:=:....._...!Ph~on~e!.:9~92!:! 21~1~ 1 -_J ;;_;-;;, LLY 5- l - dr - -;toll on 4 29 261C wagon w •th title for parts OFFICE tPict lnd building Phone 992 3646 1967 MERCURY Monterey •7l Mason area Good locatlqn 5 17 ,uc PhOne 992 2693 weekdays Will remodel to suit tenant Help W.anted ' For The Datly Senltnel, Mtddleporl-Pomero' 0 Mum~tt M,ll -1' 11174 '' I \ • I I I I \ ' W~ EN <~ou~ LOST RlLLOIJ , JI\N"" �" I 'Cyclist injured SaturdJJy 0<.1 \' Icl L Hees. 22. Hi o Gr andt•. a mo tor <"yehsL, was Injured m a colh swn .1t 7.24 p m Sunday on Ht. 554. e1gh t tenths of a nule \\ PSI of l\t IGU Aecotd in g to th e Gal l! a. Meigs Post State JJ tg h\\ n~ Patro l, Rces' cycle lvas struck by an auto oper c~ted by Gd r ) D Dav1s, 26, of Umonport. Ohw Tlwt e \HIS moderate d,un:tgr Dm IS was ch:u ged wJ th f. uhu L' to yteld the n ght of ''<lY Hces Mrs Marv Hmu.· ll. 81. Stu V l\' tn g :u t' 1'•11 1' Guysv tlk l: ou.lt• L ftH mrrl) of <l<~ u g h ! t' rs. Mrs !. unlit• C'util'l', ci h~ d Sund;ty aflt•nwon T.tvlor, S tcw,ll t. Mr s Ll'l.t ,1t lht• ()'R ir ll('Ss Hosptt<tl m 'l'.n·lu J. (; r t lvl~ Ctt'). Mr s Atht• ns Lo;use Wlnlt•, (; uysvJilt•, :trHI Mrs 110\\ Cll v. ~1 s born tn Mrs M ~nrdt' W! t ~: lr t , Colum Atill' li S Ct1unty. the d c-J u~ hle r of bus. h\ 0 br othel s, 1\lll'fl und tlw lc~ tc Charl es cwcl Hw r td t Ll's lt\ 1 Wl•a thetlJy , ,\tlt l•n :-; Htll W C'.t tl u:~ I by Shl' w:t s H ft vc gntnd c ht ldr eJr. ~-;eve n me mbt-'1 of the Ml Ltbl'l t} g1t•o~t - g l andcl nldr t•n , .tnd Um!C'd Mcthotltsl ( hun h dt S(' VCI il l TIIC9CS d fld nephews Cu lh.' r 45 vears. l•'uner al scrv ":cs wtll bt• held Prrcechtrg her m de;:rth wt> re at 2 p m Wcdncsd,t) at thl' hC'r f.Hirrn ls, he r hus bc111 d Wlu te Fu nera l Home m Honlt'r l-1 Bowe ll , 111 19H9 a Cool vi lle w1th ti ll' Rev E.arl so n, Me lvin. two g1and- Snyder offt('Jattng BUI ut i wtll cluldren, D.w 1d Wht te ~m d be tn tlw Coolvt lle Cemetery Ha rolO Howell : t\\ u s tstt•r s. Frt ends may c,iJ II at the funcr ul .IIHI a br uti H.' I home at noo11 Tu csd t~y was treated und r r lcHst:.•d at Hol~e r Mcdwa l Cl'nte1 I h· sufft:.• rcd ~t spr.t ined arm and ki te~ abr ast ons A cl~er \H IS ktlled m ~~ co11J swn at 6 42 a m Su ndd) on Rt .15. one and s1x tent hs nulcs 11cst of Rt. 160. The anmutl r dn mto the path of a car operated by Donn,l L Crabtree, 20. of Vm ton 'I helL' 1"lr~. Man die!'; in nursiJ1g lwmt' RAC INE - Mr s Forr es t Ma rr. 82, R:1cme. dr ed today HI 1\ l cMIW Nurs mg Home Olun ITnl vt•rsity f'n•sidl'nt • 1' 1 I'1.1-:ASi\NT The ( lnudt• H. Stm h· today stood ' • t•t 1ulc •• I t\ 1·rns 1111\ 1 IJI.'t ' rJ hrm un h1s s urpri~t.' dl'c·ision <~ ll!l (l urt~· c d tudd }' lo1 lh t:' (Jth to n·sJI-(11 and said ('ham·t·s he i\rrnu ;d .Juu FJ stwr . Paul would c·h:mgc· his mind \\\'rt' Wt'<l~l' Mt' lll<lrld] Golr Tour· ''l'Xt't•t•diiiJ!I) n ·mnte .' ' ll.llllt'll l on Mcmur1;1l Day , Ht Tht' school's Board or lliddr n Valley ('ounli y Club Tn.IStN'S :tskl'd :t1-(ain lnday '11tc• Hl·IHJICC:V l 'lll IS OfM!n only that So" It• n ·c·unstder his to llVCC ll ll'lllbt•rs who are 21 dt'dsion to n·slgn in the or uver and tu inv1tr.d guests "akc of \\hat he callt•d " insatu• <·cntditJOns" and 1 Coolv ille. g1andcluldren Mt s M<.Jrr wa s born /\ug 28. W92, the da ughle! of the l.1le Gem ge a nd S~1r a h Rteka rd F:.H:cra l ~er v 1ces will be held Wectnesduy at 2 p m. a t E \\o tng runeral llomc w1lh the Rev Free land Norris offlciatlllg Bunal w1ll be m Letart Falls Cemetery. Fnends may call at 1Con tmued [rum p"gc 1) :·:·:·:-:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·!·!·!·!·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-: Hecesswnal" and " Anetta For W1mts" followin g the m.vocalton by Mr. Eugene Un- HOSPITAL NEWS SATUIWAY ADMISSIONS - Hosernanc Fr;, M!d~l eport , Jo seph Bowland, M1ddlcpo1t ; M!mne P1 ckens, Portland SATUHDi\Y DISCHARG ES - Sharon Jones derwood, pastor of the Tuppc! s Pl"ins Church of Chnst Paula Hauber, presiden t of th e Musicians 62 seniors \ PLACE YOUR MEMORIAL DAY FLOWER semo!'s, mtroduced the gues t speaker. Howm d Caldwell, Jr., vice p1·es1denl of the board of cduea twn, presented diplomas Earli e r Sund i:IY: bac- ( ;uJfcts an• ~1dv1sed that the HV euursc wtll be closed except for tournament players until ;, ll have cleared lh<• No 10 tee on llw hohday i\11 HV members who mtend to play mu't sign up at the dubhouse before Thursday, May 2:l. Pa1rmgs and lfe limes >Hll be pubhshcd Friday, May 25, and be posted m the clubho!L'c Play w1ll begm at 7:30 a 111 w1th all golfers startmg on the No. J.tee Trophi es w1ll be awarded for low gross, low net, low gross rwmer-up, low net runner-up and high gross. Additional prizes Will be presented for the best dressed golfer' most putts, low putts and other prizes that are or humorolL'i nature Tom Fisher and Jun Wedge, Both me n were re s pected eommumty leaders , devoted go lfers, imd acltve members of HVC Club. Most of the mvited guests are long tune friends and golfmg companiOns of the two . Market Report BLOCK CO. Open Weekdays 9:30 to S p . m . , " tournament captams, sard many golfers are coming from CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN AND CC BOARD OF TRUSTEES - Charles Gaskill, left, chamnan of the "support the Commuruty College" campai gn, is pictured abtwe Willi four members of the mne-member Commumty College Our Supply lasts! I an unsafe manner. He was not injured . There was light damage MEIGS THEATRE Tomght thru Thursday May 20-23 NOT OPEN ' Fnday thru Tue sday May 24 28 JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR Other Sizes Priced According~ ITechnlcolor) Ted Nee!e y, a s Jes us Christ ; Carl Anderson J ud aS; Yv Onn e E l!iman , Mary Ma gd .:~ l e ne INGELS FURNITURE .p MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-2635 ' (Gi Also Shorts Show Starts 7 p m. c VOL. XXVI Jane Colby .. Jane Colb y lead s you into a wonderful way ol hie for summCr with a checked V-neck ribbed trim top and sohd coordinating nassau shorts. Washable, they ' re k111lled in a blend ol colton Council approved permits to Kroger's and Powell's Super Valu for the sale of wme and beer. All members but Osborne voted yes , Osborne reasoning that he fel-t there are too many places in town where alcoholic beverages are available. Ch1ef of Police Jed Webster and Carl Hysell were granted perlllission to work for three to four davs evaluatwg the parkwg ~eter situation in the dowr.town area. They are to repa1r or replace what IS By Umted Press International COLUMBUS - REPUBUCAN STATE headquarters an· nounced Monday a series of eight GOP fund-raismg dinners thLS spring in Ohio featuring' as guest speakers such promment Hepublicans as Vtce President Gerald R. Ford, Gov. Ronald Heagan of Cal1fornia and former Gov Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York. Ford is to speak here June 5, Reagan at Akron June 5 and Rockefeller at Cleveland June 14. Other speakers scheduled for the senes were Gov . Arch Moore of West Vrrgima at Athens June 14, Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk at Marwn May 30, former Oh10 Gov James A. Rhodes of Lima May 30, Gov. Winf1eld Dunn of Tennessee at Dayton May 30 and Gov . James E. Holshouser Jr., of North Carolma at Canton May 30. The dinners were to be co-sponsored by the respective county GOP hnance committees and the state Republican finance comrruttee to raise money for 1974 election campa1gns, said a headquarters spokesman. SPORTSWEAR, SECOND FL00R Elberfelds In Pomeroy WASHINGTON - JEB STUART MAGRUDER, once one of the bnghtest stars of the Nixon administra tion and one of the first to break his silence about the Watergate affair, faced sentencing today for one count of conspiracy. He was scheduled to appear before U. S. Distnct Judge John J Sirica at 9:30a.m. EDT Magruder could get up to a maxunwn penalty of f1ve years in pnson and a $10,000 fine. He pleaded guilty last August to an Information filed by then Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox. He has been op~ tmg a consulting flrm m Washmgton 111 recent months. 10N THE DOLLAR • WASHINGTON (UP! ) Passage of a national health insurance bill should be the "h1ghest prionly 1tem" in the closing mon~ of Congress, Senator Russell D. Long, D· La., said today. Long, who as chamnan of the Senate Finance Committee has major influence on the future of health insurance legislation, made the statement in advance of today's opemng of com· nuttee hearmgs on the subJect. "Just yesterday President Nixon spo1te to the nallon on the issue of health msurance and said that 1974 can and should be the year in which the Congress passes national heallli insurance legislation," Long sa1d. "I agreed completely with the President in th1s regard ... " lnnoculations made Saturday THE FARMERS.BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Pomeroy, Oh;o ... for Each Depositor - DEPOSIT A FULL SERVICE l3ANK '20,000 Maximum Insurance HDfRAL N~.URANCF -- ---- - -~ -- - (QF/PO !lAT 0 "' - -- -- ~· • ' t I '' -J ., • 01 h\ o courses could do so for $10 to $:10 while a fuJl .(! mc stud~nt could at tend for about $585 u) ca r Many students w1ll be elig ible for local, s tate and 1 Cunllnued on page 14 ) A rota l! OJJ of the Earth measm eel by the sta rs 1s four mrn utes shor ter than a day mccJsured by the sun Area TUESDAY, MAY 21. 1974 PHONE 992 2156 needed. Browme Troop No 76 got perm1ss1on to lw ld the1r summ er mee tJn gs 1n the downstairs room of c1ty hall due to t\'te closmg of school and the1r regular meel1ng place Mrs. James Soulsby was authorized to conduc t busmess solic1tal10ns Jun e 10 for the Me1gs County Hear t F'und Don Griffin of Sclenllfl c Samat10n Inc . met w1th council concernmg village pickup and rates. Cour1crl mo\ eel to havl' Gn ffm clnt\\ up <1 w1rttcn agreeme nt for coun c!l to <~P· prove rates. nncl rules c~n d regu latJoils TEN CENTS ' \\ere the present s1tuatwn of pollle officers an the vallage,• the process rnvolved 1n pu r. chasmg the Weed bmldlllg on the corner of Second St and · Jane Walton , clc1k, an- Butternut Ave . and the up· nount:ed ~hat the new police com1ng r ~attc1 co nt:e rnmg cru1ser fo r the vtll;tge has police p1otectwn and clea nup arnved and IS rn use . Council member s attendtng "I:he rreed for a retmmng '\all were Har f) D<~v l s , Wr lham un the h1 ll of Osborne St was disc ussed but tabled pend1ng mspec twn 1 Oth er ma t ter s discussed Snouffe1 . ' Halpl1 Werry , Lou Osborne. Phil Globokar . Mu) 01 Da le Smnh. and Clerk Jane Walton 1,; • DWIG fiT MUTCHLER, natwnall y known artist, a nat1ve of Rutland and a retired Ohio Umvers1 ty facully member, outlined early days on the Oh10 River, at a mee tmg of the Me1gs County B1centenmal CommiSSion Monday night With h1m IS Mrs Jeanne Bowen, who introduced Mu tchler She IS holdmg a Ma rch 4, 1863 framed resolution fr om the Oh10 Legisla ture eommendmg him (the "squ irrel hunters" ) of southern Ohio for their role m the Civ il War Price of River peoples'· foods go history traced .way down • ' OFFICE HOUR S 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOS~ AT NOON ON THlJR S ) - EA,ST COURT .<;T., POMEROY. \ tleig~- MU$0n medical laboratory tec hmc1an I MLT 1 progra m. All but clectromcs could be offered Uns fall Loce:d surveys m the four co unty area will dcterm1ne wh;.~t courses and programs will be offered w the future. Tu1t10n at the Com mumly College 1s scheduled to be onl} $10 per cr edr t hour· Th1s mea ns thc-1t anyune wrs hmg to lake one Now You Know enttne Of ThP rece ntl y were a two-year gencrul educa ta on program, sec retarta l sc ie nce, ac · count1ng, electr onJcs an d Top in Sizes S·M·L Shorts m Sizes 7·17. 8· 18 Brought In anytime before June 1, 1974 I ) POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT. OHIO lntere3~ Scptelllber Ap proved by the rege nts and polyester. PENNIES ~OPTOMETRIST \ Devoted To The NO 27 Pomeroy village council Monday mght granted a contract to Shelly Sands Co. for concrete and coaling to repair town streets at a cost of $14,390 Citing several streets needmg repmr , council d1d not dec1de wh1ch had pnority Streets under consideral!on are Umon Ave , the bypass under the Pomeroy-Mas on Bndge, Butternut Ave. at the foot of Lmcoln H1ll, Rmlrc•d St, Condor St . and the Cemetery roads. Racme, WIS., 111 1882 N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. whut, when, where ani,] why, • at y Long asks health act WELFARE ROLLS COLUMBUS ( UPI ) - Ohw's work reg1s tra l10n program con lnbuted greatly to removal from the state's welfare roles of :i,633 persons, durin g January and February, state Welfare director Charles Bares sa1d today Bates satd 129 employable recipients of the 5,633' persons were <emoved because the y refused to register for work or accept employment or training opportunities offered by the Ohw Bureau of Employment SerVIces. . $14,390 street repairs. contract let FOR ••• M EMIJU \ • Vanable cloudiness tomght and Wednesday Willi showers likely mamly west tomght and over state Wednesday. Lov. s tomght upper 50s to m1d 60s H1ghs Wednesday upper 70s and low 60s Sen. Howard Metzenbawn voted With the 50 Democrats and Sen. Hobert Taft voted With the 31 Republicans on the 81-5 roll call vote. - -.\,. _' are Delbert Reese. Mrs Warn·n Sheets, Mmmmg Wt·thcr holt anct Emon Plummer. Weather four years AIR CONDITIONERS While Board of Trustees dunng Monday mght's campa ign kickoff dinner in the Rto Grande College ra fetf'rta Trustee nwmbcr s WASHINGTON- BOTH OHIO SENATORS voted Monday m favor of the bill to extend federal a1d for education programs for 4,000 BTU tile row -tount} Ill w11l be dSkcd to (lpprove .1 we fee l we can put It over," he 't· WASHINGTON-SEN. EDWARDM. KENNEDY, D-Mass., sa1d Monday that the nation's political system is the finest money can buy - and "a disgrace to every prmc1ple on which America was foWJded .'' 1f1 a speech at a meeting of the Mass Reta1ling Institute here, Kennedy called on Congress to approve legLSiahon for public financmg of elechons to end the current system. -- Voters d l'ec~ "l' Dudley's Aorist FEDDERS . onl. null la x lev y dUI rng . 01 continued spt•c!dl elct:twr1 un Tuesday Ca m p31gn workers al so Tlwt 's hrJ\\ the p1LlJWsed Jyn e II ilpprox wlalely 18,000 hcd l cl rcmark!:i from Sum Nea l Communll) Co ll ege w;ts persons ~1 fl' ex pee ted to vote on cmd Mrs Peggy· Th oma s, co descr 1bed :\1 ond.ly mghl by th(· le vy next month < oordma tors of the Communtty Ch:1rles Gc~skllt, ge nera l Gask ill sa ul, " If "'' all grl College ch,urmctn of the' ~uppor l }OUI out a nd \\ nrk, (·.t n lw ,._I Neal smd or1e reason for last C' urnmurntv Co llege" cmn,dSSUrNI o( a nl dJOI'I ty VOll' mght's kickoff campa ign \\a s p.ugn durrn'g a ki Ck·off dmnr r f3\'or urg tht s ltlli qut• to · m<:~ke sure we rea ch every tn the H10 Grande College prOJl'<l." prcctru.: t tn tile fou r coun ty m ca cafelertd I oca l hus1ness and rndu str id l \\Jth truthf ul 1nfo rmat10n · App roxuuately 100 bu siness lcdclet s have lOIIlt' up wrth ('O nce rnw g th e Co mmum ty an d Jnrlustl'lal leade r s dJlJl ' oxnnately 120,000 out of College ' rL'prese ntmg fnur counttes ti!Cir OWn r>OCkel"i !U SU[)JHlf f M1 S T llO ni dS Sclld the Ga lll a , Me1gs. V1ntun drtd carnpa tgn li teratu re <lnd dd· ConHnurut) College 's grc.:Jtcst J<:~ek su n - attended vc1 IJ!:i lll g fur tht: CotrllllU!It!\ ~t ssct \\til he ·f! ex lbil lt} " She "'J he Comrnun tty Col lr ~e College ~Hldcd th.t t ftvc pro~rcll11s hdve Ro.1 rd of Tr ustees has done 1L'J · T" o \\C e ks of l1rnd \~tJTk c1 h rady been approved b} thf' JOb !'l1e Otn v Ru:u d of Hcgenl" should grve us :~ 11ldJUIII\ Oh1o ll oa1 d of T1cgenL< If hH~ donr 1ls JOb Now tt's 0111 \ ole . (_;c~ s k!ll contllrued app1 O\ eclat the polls 1)\• voters JOb to com ple te t ht s \\Orth\\ ll1I C' · Omt> the prog r;un rs t'X · June 11, d dS!)CS m foUl of th ose proJeCt, ' Gask ill con tmued plcuned to mcltvldU.llS !h(' who, f1vc l Ollrscs \\Ill begm an Vdllt.:~.gt' Of It' Elberfeld$ In Pomeroy ORDERS EARLY POMEROY CEMENT ·'A gr ern t' !1ppnrtu 'n ty' f 01 bo lh h1g h ·:-;chool g1adtwl~.:s C!nd actulls \Vt._' !1\U SI takt.• dd- .. other areas and from out of state by special mv1tat10n. No pairmgs or tee tunes can be changed once announced Defending challlplon IS Gary Roush of New Haven and prevwus champ1ons are Paul processronal and retesswna l Somervtlle Jr., Bill Rardin, v.ere by Teresa Buckley. The Bob Greene and Jim Reymond. This tournament has come to girls glee club presented, be regarded as the start of the "Prayer." Graduates were William Hidden Valley Country Club Amberger, Steven Anderson, season and IS the · one "fun Larry Atherton , Rodn ey event" that area golfers look Baker, Bonnie Bamnger, forward to playing in. The Fisher-Wedge TourTimothy Baum, M1chael Bmg, nament IS sponsored by the two 'Bruce Bissell, Bermce Boggs, youngest sons of the late Jim Sue Burke, Deborah Burns, Lmda Calaway, Marte en a Fisher and Paul Wedge. Mr. Caldwell, Ra·hard Carson , Fisher died unexpectedly m Dame! Chaffee, Peggy Chaney, July, 1969whlle Mr. Wedge and Teresa Chichester, Rosemary his w1fe were victims of the Clark, Hoger Coates, Melissa 1967 Silver Bndge dtsaster. Colema n, Dorothy Cremeans, Steve D1ll, Jo Enevoldsen, William Salmons Crys~1l Erwm, Steve Follrod, Rhonda Fortney , Robin died on Sunday Gainer, Jeffrey Gilland, Steve Goebel, Patncia Grossmckle, William Anderson Salmons, Joy Grover , •Paula Hauber, Hamden, formerly of Mid· Rickie Hollon, Ton ya dleport, died Stinday at the Kccbaugh, Chryll K1mes, Holzer Medical Center. Pam e l<.J Lanh am, Nancy Mr. Salmons was employed Miller, Tony Milhoan, Martha 10 years with the E. D. Salmons Myers : Randy Orr, Gale Lwnber Co. at Hobson SurOsborne, Ra lph Parker, Ins vivors include his wife, Ida, P1gott, Clair Reed, Sheha and these children, E. D. Sampson, John Sheets, Lmda Salmons, Hamden; Wilham E. Smith, David Sorden, David Garrison in Kentucky; Wilham Weber , Jane Wlulehead , A Salmons, Jr., Colwnbus; Deborah Wilson and Sheri Glenn, Earl and Emery, all of Young. Colwnbus; Ray in Indiana ; Zelia Mae and Juanita, both of Columbus; Beatrice Law, AUXILIARY TO MEET The Women's Auxiliary of Spnngfield, and Helen Cors i, Veterans Memonal Hospital Pomeroy. Funeral services w1ll be held w1ll meet at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the at the hospital A program w1ll Jenkms Funeral Home 111 follow the busmess sessiOn. Wellston. . . ' CC opportunity unique deceased men or their ~ns. Golfers from four states are expected to parliClpate in ihis 6th Annual event. Anlllng ,th~ special guests will' be ijob Dantels, head basketball CO\!Ch at Marshall Umversity. . " , ca laureate was held for the SUNDAY ADMISSIONS class w1 th the Hev Robert L Steven Bailey , Jr , Athens; Meece, Nor theast Cluster Bea lt 1ce F1nk , Middl eport , United Method1st Church, as Barbar:J Hall , Vmtun; s peaker. The Rev. Robert Elizabetll Bartoc, Long Bot· Km g, Shook gave tile inv oca twn and tom; Edward P bened 1cl10n and Pom eroy; Nonn,m Smtth , th e Eden. She was also preceded 111 death by her husband , John Marr. and two s1sters. J\ smglc car L~Cc!den t ocShe IS survived by lh1 ee the fun eral home a fte1 7 tins curred Sr~ttu ddy morn mg on daugh ters, l~ uth Lcw1s, evenmg. Rt. ~5. oue nnd mne te ths Mass il lon, Huby Miller, Pomeroy rmles west of Rt 7 \\ hcJc Tuppers Pla1 ns, and Beulah SUNDAY DISCHAHGES De nnis J Ph1ll1ps, 17 , Ne!g ler·, Racine , two sons, Joru1 Edwards, Clyde Ferrell, Gallipolis. lost control of Ius Wayland , of La ncaster and Fred Clm·k, Robert M1ll1ron . em \\ h1ch ran off the left st de of 1Contmued from page 11 Pa ul of Hat'li!C. three brothers, the htghway sh ilnng a thk h. Pleasant Vallry Hnspital Walter Eel en, Mt Sterling, Judv Radford , Cannel MUI'· Challcs Fuller, 35, Proc· Discharges - John Elli ott, Ja sper Eden, Letart, W. Va , phy: 1hchard Macomber , l.1sa tot vJllt• , \\ as c1ted to Mtull eipal Po1nt Pleasa nt, Yvonne m1d Oe,ter Eden, Parkers- Thoma s . Tmnmy Mowery . Cour t fo r OWl follow!llg an burg three srs tcrs, Eva S101. Ang1e S1sson , Debbie Emley, W1lhams, Patn ot, 0 , Suzetta acciden t Sat urday on Township Eliza bet h, Pa .; Bea tn cc Jackie Ca1·sey, Ci ndy Eads, Burdette, Mt. Alto; Mrs. Road oO, tlu ee tenths of a mile G1lbe1 t Martm , Buffalo; Mare Fultz, Karen Johnson , Emm<.J McCa rty, Henderson; west of Rl. 7 Fuller s ca1 left Km1 Jones, Mona Kmg, Dma Raymond Barnette, New the highway stnkmg a ditch Pratt, Teri Russell, Des i Haven; L1w Stephenson, Pomt J~ ffe l'S, Tammy Offenbergcr, Pleasant ; ~harl es Humph11es, ( Contmued from , Jge 1) Vicky Moore, Cathy Werr; , New haven; Matt1e Rmgs, New Beve rly Ha rt, Denn1s Hawk. Dave Ridgway , .Jeff Reuter, Haven; Mrs. Willa! d Leach, Brend a Hayes, Jill Houdashel t, Vicky Hoffman, Joe Anthony, Pomt Pleasa nt; Mrs John Roc ky Hupp , John Jenk1n s, Va ler ie John s on , V1c tor• a Dave Cole, Bnan K1zzee , Taylor, son, Bidwell; Robert John s ton , Re becca Koun s. AutUillll Sayre, Julie Hamm , Darst. Pomt Pleasant ; Mrs. Robert Laws on , Jr , Sidney Janice Young , pam Nicinsky Earl Reyn olds, Gallipolis; Man uel. Et1 sa McMill an, Caro l and Jackie Doxs1. M1 cha e t CTh e1ss), Chr 1st y Mrs Kenn eth Mullins. FRESHMEN Libby Gallipolis; Mic hae l (R ous h). Robe rt M1 s Dav1d Mtll er, Rom a Nease, Vern e Sanford, Keith Bailey, Bruce Sullivan , !.eon ; Mrs Robert Ord, Pi! tsy Proff1ft, Con stance Bwngardner, Ronme Wood, Steele, Fra ziers Bottom, and Rous h. Rex Roy , Mtc li'a el Sa lser, D.:~ v •d Sayre, Phyll ts Danny Will, Darrell Puckett, Mrs Garland Bostic.:, Ga lltpohs Spears (Cross), Connt e Smlitl Duane McLaughlin , Mark (H11! ), Robert Sayre, Vtck •e Davis, Kellee Burdette, Becky Fe1ry Sc hult z, Ho ward Sh1ve te y Fa1lh Smith (Va~neyl. Terry Ful tz. Teresa Ellis, Ma l' Y floller Medical Center Sm1th, Terry Spence r, Roy Balettnar, Pam Offenbergcr , 1B1rthsJ Stea rn s. Glona Ta ylor, Barry Beth McKni ght. Cm·olyn Fndav Mr. and Mrs. Th etss, Dav 1d Shu ler , Davt d Charles, Melame Scaggs, Suzy Ernest ·Riffle, .lr,, daughter , The1ss, Robert Varian . Ma r:.y Samuels, Trma Faulk, Faith Wellston : Mr and Mrs. Harry Walker (Shoults) , Jill Warner, Thoma s Warn er , Jame s Perrin , Pam North, Kathy Carleton , son , Coolville; Mr. Wd l1am s. Davtd Wolf e, Patn c1a Woods and Susan Ann Haley, Vanessa Folmer, Ellen and Mrs Joseph Chandler, Darst, Teresa Wildermuth, daughter, Jackson, and Mr . Yos t Jenny Grate, Debbie Taylor, and Mrs. l...awren('e Duv1son, Shern Vm mg, Patti Warner, son, Gallipolis Trudy Roach , Tammy Moosman, Debbie Hartenbach, " A reck less dnver 1s se ld om wr e-c kl e ss for Becky Thomas , Beverly long " Wilcox, Opal Dyer, Debb1e Osborne, Dwna Wheeler, K1m Sebo , Becky Bego , Cheryl Barnhart, Teresa Brown , GALLIPOUS,'olliO let s make lh1s B wreck Teresa F1sh , Jean Durst, Paula May 18, I974 less MEMORIA L DAY It you must drive ~ dn ve like E1chmger, Darlene Berrett, SALES REPORT OF Arllficial Bas l< ets your fam ily ts tn the other Hobm Dewhurst, Margaret Ohio Valley Livestock Co. Monument Markers car Provmce, Cathy Meadows, STOCKER CATTLE Arllficial Flower Pots Beth Vaughan, Tammie Smith , STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs 45.25 Live Flower Debbie Birchfield, June Wams- to 49.50; 300 to 400 lbs 41.50 to Combmations ley, Jane Van Meter, Sandy 43; 400 to 500 lbs. 38.50 to 42 50; 500 to 600 lbs. 36.50 to 42 ; GOO to Garnes, and Pam Vaughan. 700 lbs. 34 50 to 38.75; 700 lbs. and Over 34 to 4o. IN HOSPITAL 59 N. Second St. HEIFER CALVES - 250 to n,,, 0f•p ,u lm(·nt Store nl Joseph Bowland, Middleport. Middleport, 0. 30G lbs 44 to 46.50; 300 to 400 Auddil1q·.St.nce 1915 . was taken by the Middleport E· l ,. , ,~.: ~~.,lr~~' n d .. lbs 41.50 to 45; 400 to 500 lbs. R ~!lY~d to Veterans Memorial 36.50 to 38; 500 to 600 lbs. 35 to f'I-+~H...,~...,...,......,~..,.,._..,.......,~ Hospital Saturday afternoon 37 75; 600 to 700 31.50 to 33; 700 after becoming ill at Jack 's lbs and Over 30.50 l<> 34. Dairy Bar He \\as admitted. STOCK COWS & BUUl; IBy the Head) -Stock Cows ,22:i to 325; Stock Cows and Calves 300 LOCAL TEMPS to 440; Stock Bulls 285 to 400; The temperature Ill down- Baby Calves 65 to 100; (By The town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Powld) - Canners & Cutters Monday was 74 degrees under Cows 23 to 28.50; Holstem Cows sunny skies 29.50 to 32.50;. Commercial Bulls 11,000 lbs. and Over) 35 to 41. . SQUAD CALLED LAMBS -Tops 90 lbs. lo 110 The Pomeroy ER squad was 44 to 50; Second~ 751bs. to 60 34 called Sunday at 7 p m. to take to 40; Lights 40 lbs. to 65 25 to Norman Smith to Veterans ~I 50; Stock Ewes By the Head Memorwl Hosp1k1l 30 to 40. VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 lbs- to 250 61 to 6:!.50; Mediun1 DRIVER CITED 200 lbs. to ~00 54 to 60; Calls 54 Pomeroy police mveshgated Down a s1ngle car accident Saturday on Nye Ave. Paul Re1tmire, Pomeroy, was travelmg north NOW YOU KNOW when he went left of center and Malted milk was origmally hit an embankment. Re1tm1re named "Diastmd" when 11 was was cited to court for driVIng in invented by William Horhck 1n was modent te damage to her car Seniors told ' 's •·nsdt.· ss lltls." !Set• t•arlit.• r story un pH gl' 21 . Vclerans M4'111•1rt3l Hospital Adams, Wellsburg, W. Va , and Leafy Spemhoff. R1ple) : seven ~ ra ndc hild ren , 11 g1e.1t· HI '6 th Fisher-Wedge tourney set MI Nil MAllE Ul' ATIIENS , Ohiu t t 'l'tl - I I I . ,. Approx1mately 200 animals extended a vole of thanks to were lnnoc"ulated at the Rolland Crabtree and other veterinar1an 's service clinic employes at the garage for · sponsored by the Meigs Counly their assistance and Humane Sociely Saturday at cooperation during the clime. the State H1ghway Garage :~::. uc u•: •• : ;w.: :8: J:.'W;;~ Dr. J. K. Bratton, Athens, EXTENDED OUTLOOK was the 11etermarian m charge Clearing Thursday. Fair of the clinic. Volunteers of the Friday and Saturday. Highs Humane Sociely assisting were in lhe 70s Thursday and in R1ta Lewis, chairperson ; Mrs. tbe 60s Friday and Saturday. Mary Seamon, Mrs . Betty Lows In !,he 50s and low 60s Glass and daughter, Kim, Mrs. Thur~day and mostly In the Betty Baronick, and Mrs. lOs Friday and Saturday. Dorthea Fisher. The Sociely ~...... .........~~*.·~· .• i ~~... J!.~~z-:.:;:.:;::;~.:=::;:; • 'I I .- ~ I r. ' , POMEROY MAYOR DALE SMITH proclamterl Fnday and Saturday as Po ppy Days ;md purchased the fir st poppy from Jennifer Cou ch. little "poppy pr mcess "F1 om left to 11ght',H e front row, Mayor Smith , M1ss Couch Robm Lehew, li ttle ' M1ss Poppy', back row, MIS Gerald Wildermuth, Poppy Day chairman, G1·ace Pratt. p1csulent of Drcv. Webstc1 Umt :m. Ladies Auxiliary, and Paula Kloes, jumor "M1ss Popp)" All are members of Uml J9 Wake of Watergate WASHINGTON IUPI ) - Jeb Stuart Magruder, who was No 2 offi cial m Pres1dent N!Xm; 's 1972 re -election orgamzatwn , was sentenced b~ Judge John J Smca today to a mmtmum of 10 months tn a federal mmunum security mslltut10n fo r his part m the Wa tergate ease. "My ambitiOn obscured my judgment," Magruder sa id in a sta temen t that he reatl as he stood before Sirica pnor to sentencmg for his plea of guilty to a s1ngle count of conspu acy Mag ruder saul that m the months smce he acknowledge d his role m the Watergate, he had seen "confusion m the eyes of my children, heartbreak m the eyes of my v. 1fc, and contempt 111 the eyes of othe1s ' WASHINGTON (UP!) - James D. St. Clair md1cated today that President N1xon would defy lwo subpoenas Issued last week by the House,.Judic1ary Comm1ttee m Its Impeachment mq u1ry. Sl Oair, NIXon's chief Watergate lawyer , told reporters as he arrived for toda) 's closed scss1on of committee that he knew of no change m. N!Xon's posit10n that the panel already poss,esses ·the ful l Watergate story. " The subpoenas set at 10 a.m. EDT Wednesday deadlin e fo r an answer One seeks 11 more Watergate tape recordmgs and the othel' seekS entries from N1xon 's off1 cw l dwry for portions of nine months in \ 972 and 1973. St. Clair sa id he would reply m wntmg later today to the committee's reguest for 20 tapes dealing with the ITT affair and 46 tapes on m1lk producers' con lribul!ons v. luch are alleged to have bought pohtical favors. The comm1ttee had asked for a reply by Monday · A senior committee Republican , Hep. Tom Railsback, Ill , told reporters Monday that Nixon's defiance of the subpoenas could cost hun vo tes "It 's go ing to be difficult for anyone to vote 10 exonerate 1f he doesn 't produce what 1s necessary,'' he sa1d of N1xon. WASHINGTON (UP! )- V1ce President Gerald R Ford smd today he thmks the Supreme Coo rl will ultunately dec1de tf Special Wa tergate Prosecutor Leo n Jaworski Will rece1ve 64 ta pcc presidential conversatwns subpoenaed )ast month . In an exclusiVe interv1ew th1s mormng, Ford also sa1d he thinkS 11 more important for Pres1dent Nixon to coope rate v. ilh the House Jwl!Clan Committee than w1th Jaworski. F'ord said he has always advised the Wh1 te House to cooperate, but, 'It IS more Important lo cooperate with the House Judiciary Comm1ttee than w1th Jaworski since the committee 1s con-. sidering impeachment. " The admmistrat10n 's legal strategy, however, has been to cast the d!Spule · m terms of an executive branch conflict ha\i ng nothing to do\\ llh the courts. I' Probation given four by court Four persons arrested in !1_, raid in search of illegal drugs Friday were fined by Judge Frank W. Porter 111 Me1gs County Court Monday a fj .. Cha rles Lee Ham pton and tern oo n and placed on Robert Paul Dean, Fort Worth, probal!on. Tex as, plead ed gu1l ty to The four , Ra lph Wesley , possessiOn. They were fmed Me1ster, Rt. 1, Dexter, Rlc,hard '$100 and c o~ts and placed on J Carusona , Langsvil le, two vears probatiOn . I ' i' have every local group carry out some actiVIty for the 200th WASHINGTON - Consumer birthday of the nation. He food pn ees showed the biggest commended George Memhart drop of an; month 111 seven fo r prov!dmg a post office box yea rs m i\pnl, hclp mg slow the fo r the co mmission in rece nt ra ptd Itse m Amen ca ns ' Pomeroy The box nwnber cost of li vmg, the government appropnately IS " 1776 " reported today the Meigs :\1 useu m Jn Leo Story reported that plans Even w1th the favorable Pomeroy fo r a formal marking of the figures on food, the overall Mutchler, who pa mted the h1stoncal Chester Courthouse consumer pnce mdcx. rose 0 6 mura l wh1ch IS a feature of the on July 4 cannot be carried out pet. m Apnl, however , because mterwr decoratwns a t the and the marking w1ll have to he of mc reases rn pn ces of Farmers Bank and Savmgs Co gasoli ne, clothing, and other buildmg 111 Pomeroy, recalled pos loned Mrs Elizabeth Hllfer ty said tha t gUidelines for reta il goods. the pla nmn g and many orga mzati ons partlcipatmg m Sharply lower beef prices drawm gs v. h1ch first have to be and dechnes tn the. super · completed before the actua l Ute B1centenmal will be set up market cost of pork , poultry, pamtmg 'of a mural IS begu n m lne fa ll , along with a eggs and fr es h vege tabl es He attempted to fit the Ohw spea kers' bureau tl> service resulted in a 0 4 pet drop 111 R1ver and 1ts mdustry IIllo a mee t1n gs of orgamzatwns mteres led in participating. food pnces last month . relahonsh1p w1lh ba nk1ng when Mrs Jeanne Bowen reported This was the first decline 111 he designed h1s bank mural, lliat the Meigs chapter or the food prices smce September Mutchler sa1d. Amen can Association of aijd lhe b1ggest one·month Always fascmated by the Umversity Women has enfalloff smce February, 1967, Oh10 River, Mutchler sa id he the Burea u of Labor Sta t1shcs traveled [or many years from dorse d , th e Bicentennial movement and will par, sa id. Wheelin g to Ca1ro, Ill , always tici pate Gerald Powell asked Although the overall rise was 1mpressed by the small towns the smalles t in the closely along the nver as apart of the fo r more short stories for the (Continued from page 14) watched Consume r Pr ice roman tic past of the Oh io Index smce a 0.3 pet riSe last R1ve r He traced the September , prices Amen cans development of the stea mboat, pay for reta11 goods still were the Sf ltlement of Bien; 10.2 pel. h1gher than a year nerhassett Island , and plans MEET THURSDAY ago. ,1 for the restoratiOn of that A meeting of Ute Pomeroy That is an unusually steep Island. Boys Lel!l!ue will be held at 7 climb by h1stoncal standards, Mutchler stressed the· .in- p.m. Thursday at Pomeroy and an md1cal!on that the fluence sounds along the n ver village hall Plan• will be made natiOn IS still fightin g a severe had to Stephen C. Foster and for setting up the concession mflaliQnary problem ~ h1s mus1c, and .of the ea rly stand at the Pomeroy alumni The rtse m consumer prtces development of Cincmnati as a banquet Saiurday night. has been even greater 111 the publishing center. Committees will also be appast three months, 12.1. pet. Following his talk Mutchler pomtect to assist in readying Apn l's 0 6 Inc rease, 11 carried diScussed Oh10 River History the ball diamond. Managers, over a full year . would coml and hts egpe nences as an Interes ted pal-e nts , other s out to an annual nse of 7.2 pet. arhst mteresled in the prog~am are The CPI now stands al 144 0 C. E . Bla kes lee, vice asked to attend Ute meeting. It compared to.a 1967 base of 100. cha im1a?· premded over the was reported thai about $450 This mea ns that a vanely of meeting, pomlmg out that it is was made on the recen,t Boys I (Contmued on p~ge 14 ) the aim of the COf11mission to League' tag day., I J ,•. (, .. How people lived along the banks of the OhiO R1ver was desc n bed by arhst D111ght Mutchler, formerly of Rutla nd , ret~red Ohi o UmverSl ty fac ulty mem be r , wl1en the Me1gs Co untv 8 1centen mal Comm lss! O~ met Monday mgh t at ', f ' I /. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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