https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/30a320d2ae2b62f9e93ce15cfb3005a2.pdf d6e8ce37cfd19c55867bc5008ef32bba PDF Text Text r--":""" __ ;...._.. ;., _________________;· 28 - The Sunday Times· Sentinel, Sunday, June.2. 1974 I Beat ... I I Dateline ! II I I Gallia By Hobart Wilson Jr. ~- By 11oh " +++ RESIDENTS in a four-county area - Vinton, JackSon, Meigs and Gallia - are being asked to support the proposed Commun ity College project by passing a one mill tax levy on Tuesday, June ·II. +++ AS one of the brochures promoting the Community College states, "Community Colleges are state-11upported institutions, so your tax dollars are helping support them in Ohio. However, lhey are only located near the big cities. The Cleveland and Dayton metropolitan areas already have Community Colleges, but southeastern Ohio goes begging. Residents in the four-county area can change that June 11 by voting'yes on the one mill tax levy. You can see to it that some of your tax dollars will be spent near home ... not hundreds of miles from here." SENIOR BAND MEMBERS - The senior band members of Wahama High Scbool were honored at the band banquet. They are, first row, left to right, Sue Stodola , Brenda Cook, Barbara Clark, Kim Fields, Cheryl Lewis and Debbie Fields. Second row, Charles Yeago, c<Kiirector, Sue Fox, Duane Johnson , Brian Johnson, Chuck Adams, Sharon Froendt, Vivian Woodrum and Gerald Simmons, co-<lirector. Banquet, honors given Wahama Band +++ WE would like to especially urge all 18-year-olds, middle class residents and senior citizens to get out and support the Community College project on June II. results. MASON, W. Va. - "On Wings of Song" was the theme of the annual Wahama High School Band Banquet Friday night as Gerald Simmons ' c<>. direc tor of the band, handed out cov~ ted Arion awards to To be insf<l lled are Harry two se nior gi rls , Vivian Willford, commander ; Dale Woodman and Barbara Clark, Sayre, seni or vi ce com- proclaimed th e best " all mander ; William Robinson , around" band members. junior vi ce commander ; After a si !-down dinner of Elmer Pickens , quar- baked chicken and dressing, termaster ; Tommy Hill, judge Harry Miller, New Haven advoca te; Harold Maue, businessman , opened the chapl ain : Ro"bert Ashley, awards part of the banquet as surgeon; Walter Roush , three the guest speaker. year trustee ; Tommy Hill, two In his humorous speech he year trus tee, and Er nest referred to a visitor the week Spencer, one year trustee. before who commented on the Installation officer will be Wahama band. He said that in Mark Gay, Post Commander of 1934, the band consisted of Gallipolis VFW Post 4464. three musical instruments; a piano, ukele and a saxophone. Today Wahama High has an 85 member band, 11The finest in the country." PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES: Mrs. Bobby Charles Yeag o, c<Kiirector of Kinniard, Southside; Melody the band, gave out awards, Reynolds, Gallipolis ; William s tage band ·patches , band A. Stump, New.. Haven; Mrs. William Bailes, Leon ; Etta letters and solo and ensemble Devault, Leon ; Atlee Fulks, medals. Receiving stage band patScottown, 0 .; Mrs. Kenneth Williams, Gallipolis; Harley ches were Vivian Woodrum, Swanson; Spencer; Richard Rex Howard, Lou Ellen Roush, Gaylor, Robertsburg ; Mrs. Terri Blackhurst, Dianne Randall Boggs, daughter, Finnicum, Barbara Clark , Gallipolis Ferry ; Alva Whit- Cheryl Huber, Duane Johnson, J arrell, Linda tington , Henderson, and Mrs. Robert Mark Ha_ rmon, Bumgarner, Doss . Hutchinson, Point Jane Powell, Cheryl Weaver, Pleasant. Gewanna Johnson, Sue Uevlng, Patty Athey, Jennifer Oldaker, Philip Jarrell, Rocky Kearns, Caroline Roush and Brent Hart. Receiving band letters were Paula Bocock, Lois Petus, Lora Smith, April Parsons, Unda Test, Usa Gilland, Jim Smith, John Froendt, Kaila McFarland, Lar ry Duncan, Martha Hanlon, Jennifer Weaver, Judy Needs, Cheryl Adams, Chris Kearns, Mary McFarland, Dianna Johnson, Jane Powell and Becky Roush. Receiving solo and ensemble medals were Jennifer Oldaker, Patty Athey and Cindy Grinstead for trombone; Cheryl Weaver, trumpet solo; Dianne Fjnnicum , clar inet solo ; · Phillip Jarrell, drums and Lou Ellen Roush, flute . Gerald Simmons, c<Kiirector Pa r k Ce ntr a l Hotel Bldg . Se cond Ave ., Gallipolis Ph . 446·4290, Home 446-4518 Like agpod nci&hbor.St.r Farm is ~. " "" ..... ·· ·· · ~ · S1111 h tll lftiU! 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NOW ON DISPlAY SlOP IN TODAY HOURS: 9 TO 8 MON DA YT HRU FRIDAY. 9 TO 5 SATURDAY- ClOS ED SUN DAY dmtd~~ MOBILE HOME SALES See Jim Staats or Joe Giles Jus! Sou th of Si.l\l~ r .Bridg e Shop"J;>i ng Pt_ozo Phone 446-9340 ' A STUDENT AT MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL recently wrote some TV Guid~_ listings in an English class. The outlook for the future in the listing lor the "Tomorrow" show doesn 't look so bright. It read: "Tom Snyder talks to !ornner President Ricbard Nixon, fornner Vice President Ford, fornner Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, former House and Senate members, and our new Dictator of the U.S. (whose name I cannot recollect )." Gallipolis. Ohio . ' ' .. at the Solo and Ensemble Festiv al at Marshall University on February 9; four superior ratings at Ravenswood, and at the Huntington Band Festival two superior ratings. After the band and dinner -the band held a dance in the gym ARION AWARDS - Gerald Simmons, co-director of the Wahama High School Band, presents the coveted Arion Awards to the "most-all-around" hand members of 197:1-74 during the annual Wahama High School Band Banquet on Friday night. The two senior girls are Vivian Woodrum, left, and Barbara Clark. of the band, all-State_plaques to Vivian Woodrum , Ba rbara Clark, Chuck Adams, Dianne Johnson and Sue Fox, all seniors . Vivian Woodrum presented an award to Lois Bumgarner, president of the band booste rs. Simmons" and Yeago were surprised when members from the band presented them with two gifts : cologne a nd shirts. The senior band members then presented the c<Kiirectors with plaques showin g thei r appreciation of the directors. Recognition won by the band this year included on Oct. 8 1st place winners at the Tri-State Marching Fes tival in Huntington; live superior ratings where the "Band 'sweetheart" Sue Fox, was crowned. Among the other guests at the banquet were Mr. and Mrs. Bumgarner, president of the hand boosters ; Mrs. James Hart, vice president; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yeago and Mr . and Mrs. Gerald Simmons, band co-<lirectors; Mr . and Mrs. Jack Fox, treasurer; Mr. a nd Mrs. Ne il F ri ede r , representa tives of the Point Pleasant Register; Mr. and Mrs. Reese Capehart; Mr. Woody. King , Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles Adams, Mr . and Mrs. Mel Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fields, and Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Fields. THIMPU, BHUTAN - LAMAS BLEW HORNS on rooftops, bows and spears clanked against medieval arnnor and thousands of persons came down from the Himilayas lor the glittering coronation of their. new·" dragon king." King Jigme Singye Wangchuk, 18, Sunday took up the sacred five-color scarf of authority in the tiny and remote kingdom of Bhutan, with 1.3 million people, becoming the world's youngest monarch. With medieval pageantry and splendor, a two-mile procession of Buddhist monks and soldiers escorted the young ruler to Bhutan's royal palace kor the hour-long ceremony. A line of Buddhist lamas stood on the roof of the palace trumpeting the king Inside as a 31-gun salute boomed out across the valley. SCUNTHORPE, ENGLAND - FIREMEN BATTLED stubborn !lames licking the wrecka!le of a northern England chemical plant today and searched through the blackened debris for workers trapped by a thunderous explosion. Authorities said Sunday night they had recovered eight bodies from the rubble of the Nypro (UK), Ltd., plant in nearby F1ixborough, 160 miles northeast of London. Another 21 persons were missing and presumed dead. A total of 105 persons were reported injured Saturday when the massive explosion rocked the plant, damaging buildings in a HI-mile-wide area and sending up a 3tJO.foot sheet of !lame and a mile-high cloud of toxic gas. CLEVELAND - THE PLAIN DEALER, Ohio's largest newspaper, today hiked its home delivery price to 75 cents f~r Mon~y through Saturday editions. There will be no change m the lf>-cent single copy price of the morning daily or the 35-cent per-copy price of the_Sunday Plain Dealer. "Rising costs in every area of our opetation make this price adjustment necessary," management stated in a front page ·lirie!. "Part of this increase will make it possible for Plain Dealer carriers to receive an increase in their profits." Now prices for the newspaper will be : daily and Sunday, $UO per week; dally (six days), 75 cents per week; Sunday, 35 cents per copy, and less than six days delivery per week, 15 cents per copy. WASHGINTON - SKY-ROCKETING world food costs boosted the price of boneless sirloin steak to $14.70 in Tokyo between March and May, but the Agriculture Department says relief is finally in sight for foreign consumers. The department's Foreign Agricultural Service compared prices of 14 food items in 14 world capitals and found median prices for 10 of the items rose between March and May. Only the prices of boneless chuck roast and eggs were cheaper. White bread and onions remained unchanged. According to the survey, the median price of boneless sirloin - the cost in 50 per cent of the cities surveyed - rose from $2.41 a pound in March to a record $2.70 in early May. But steak prices in Tokyo leaped by $4.39 - from $10.31 a pound in March to 14.70 in May. ' NEW YORK - OFFICIAI.S OF THE three major commercial television networks say· televising committee hearings on the impeachment of President Nixon is vital to the democratic process. However, the House . Judiciary Committee faces so mariy legal problems in openi{Jg its proceedings to the public that there now appearsllttie chance any portion of the deliberations leading up to a mid-July vote on impeachment of President Nixon will be televised. "These hearings are vital to the democratic process," said Walter Cronkite, CBS News anchornnan. "The people should be allowed to see this process." Richard' Salant, president of CBS News, said the possible Impeachment Involved the entire nation and should_ be o~ned. "The publlc should be invited in and allowed·to see hiStory mthe making,'' Salant said. " It ts useful to the democratic process," Salant said. : NBC News anchorman John Chancellor said, "Televising this is of the highest order. It's not a simple crime." ABC News anchormen Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner also said they were in favor of opening tbe hearings. WE NOW HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION OF DINING ROOI't!\ FURNITURE IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO - HARDROCK MAPLE OR PINE. BUFFETS WITH OPEN OR CLOSED HUTCHES IN 44", 50", 52", 54" OR 64" WIDTHS. RO.UND TABLES, PEDESTAL TABLES, 4-LEG ANO TRESTLE TYPE TABLES. CAPTAIN, COMMANDER, MATE, ARR()WBACK AND LADDER BACK SIDE CHAIRS AND ARM CHAIRS. FURNITUqE DEPARTMENT, THIRD FLOOR MAIN STORE AND WAREHOUSE OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5 P.M. . ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY , " '' ' . . . . I . .I I .. Debbie Harden, outer guard. Choi r members installed were Mar tha Carson , fla g bea rer , Jo Chafin , Re ma Chafin , Pam Brauer ;· Pam . Nicinsky, Mandy Sisson, Cindy Thomson, Tammy DeBoard, Vicky Brauer, Ki m Warner, and Lori Wood. Assisting Miss Rayburn with (Continued on Page 2) MOSOOW- THE SOVIET LUNA-22 SPACECRAFT WENT into orbit around the moon Sunday, the Tass news agency said today. Western space experts said last week-they expected the craft, launched Wednesday, will attempt a landing from moon Qrbit. The Soviets have made six moon landings in the last live years, the most recent 16 months -ago. Tass said Luna-22 is circling the moon every two hours and 10 minutes at an altitude of 32 miles. The systems aboard the craft are functioning normally and sending back scientific data, Tass sal d. ·E_LBERFELDS IN POMEROY Dining Room ~urniture Sale I ROYAL PIGEON SANDRINGHo\M,/ England (UP! )- Queen Elizabeth won $7.20 Friday when a pigeQn she owns beat 200 oUM!r birds in a 14().mi!e rae~ from Winchester. JERUSALEM I UP! I - Yitzhak Rabin went before the Israeli parliament today, asking approval for his shaky three-pa rty coalition to take power from Prime Minister Golda Mei r's go vernment. He B1ae ttnar , inner guar d, and By Unlted Presslnternatlonal SEATTLE , WASH - GOV . JOHN J. GilliGAN of Ohio Sunday ruled out a 1976 Senate bid and said he would not actively seek a spot on the 1976 Democratic national ticket if re-elected in November. "I have no intention of running for the Senate, and that's unequivocal," Gilligan said here prior to the opening of the 66th annual Governors Conference. Gilligan left open the possibility he would consider becoming a national candidate, however, if he were offered a spot on the ticket. "There are not many people on the face of the earth who, if the Democratic party said, 'Would you like to be our candidate for president or vice president?' would not consider it," said Gilligan. "That's not to say I think it (offer of a spot on the national Democratic ticket) is very likely. I think it's highly unlikely. "Governors don't go out and run for president. If a gOvernor wants to run for president the first thing he does is stop being governor,'' Gilligan said. POMEROY JUST ISN'T the same without Pat Lochary, former Pomeroy Postmaster, hustling along one street or another. Pat's been a bit on the ailing side for a couple of weeks now. REDWOOD CITY , Calif. (UP! ) - San Mateo County Sheriff John McDonald Jr. paid $2,800 to have 2,000 campaign posters put up , and he expected to pay another $142 to have them taken down after ·the June 4 election. But the sign company wrote him Friday to tell him to forget about the removal charges. " Over two weekends, all but 200 of the signs were ripped down," he said. Sold and t rtded br the area's most t:llptrienced dealer or builder tf Kim Sebo, fifth messenger ; Becky Thomas, li br a rian ; Patty Warner, senio r custodian; Paula Eichinger, junior custodian ; Cathy .•. ' ' ./ 1parliament I. !. • ' ' • CHILD KIU.ED NOW YOU KNOW , , CLEVELAND ! (UPI) l'he Long Island Railroad , a Tracey Hill, 3, of Clev~land, OOI!lJ11Uter line, carri~s three fell to liet death Sunday htght and a hall times as m'!Jly · from a fire escape a! the · .passengers a day on its 334Delrey Hotel near her home on mile network than Amtrak llilicity's east side, pollee satd, . does on: its nationwide ser..tees. r. "Only when we are really " Israel wi ll not return -e ve n lines," he said. "These lines a re not defensi ble borde rs, a nd U1ey constitute a tempta tion vowed Israel would not return fo r aggression aga inst us, as to its pre-1967 borders. ha s been proven in the past. " Rab in, wh o command ed He sa id Israel never would Israeli forces to a sweeping allow the guerrilla orgcwizavictory in the six-day 1967 war , tions to par ticipate in the outl ined policies similar to Middle East peace ta lks in those of Mrs. Meir in a 45- Geneva, scheduled to res ume m inute address to the Knesset this summer. · DEBBIE TAYLOR, new honored queen of Bethel 62, International Order of Job 's Daughters. l. t• IJJtll "Tl, tiH\l it would lw ht'ld responstble fur ~urrn ll a ~jtt ;H · I~s frum itl:l tern! or~· rl('lgh l HII ", co nvince d that Egypt and within the context of a peat-e Sy ria are inten t on fu ll ubtreaty - to the 4 June 1967 .;,rvancc of the sepa r01 ti on uf • "[..d till' forces a greements will tile cha nces for cotitinu cd tl!alogut: towa r ds pe a ce inc r ease," tc'TT•II" 'it'. <tlltl I heir kaders kJHm lll<T t this goa l will rwt he att~tincd, thal the IDF' t lsra<"' l Ddt·nsl' Forces) hm; the strL'n~th ;mfi \'Igor to take bt:Jlci ;md S) sk ru<tli l· l+JC'(l,s ures <.tgamst thv lt.'rrun:-.1 ur~nniza ­ tJ ons at an~ ti!II L' or plate," ht> Rabin , 52, a form er ;;mbassad<lr to Washington, sa id. The next step toward peace , Rabin sa id, was a settlement with Egy pt an d th en, 1f feasible, Syria. He offered pe•ce talks with Jordan and "\\·ar ned Israel's fourth Ara b ~mid. Habii1 'S :-.hak~ La but" rnrty 1I 'ontmu• d !l'l p:1L'~"' 81 • at IF YOU HAVEN 'T HEARD Mrs. Gladys Foley play the piano or organ, then you 're in for a great treat. She's really a tremendous person - not only musically - but in other directions. Mrs. Foley knows the value of a word of encouragement to the very young. And how important that is ! RIP OFF TRADI-INS ACC!PTID - FINANCING AVAitAitl Blaettnar, fourth messenger ; . Pomeroy. Checks are to be made payable to the Meigs County Historical Society. READING ASSIGNMENT LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP! ) Rober t Shaffer, 24, has one week to bone up for an exam that could get him out of jail before his one-year sentence for assault and battery is up. His assignment : read fully and be prepared to discuss "How to ·Influence People" and the · Book of Proverbs. According to police, Shaffer became angered when a sports car cut in front of him in Oc. Iober, 1973. Racing alter the car, he forced·it to the side of the road and beat both the driver and the car with a pole. a nd lllilily Area . messenger; Mary Sue Durst, seco nd messenge r ; Sa ndy Cur tis, third messenger ; Mary _, · Contributions are to be sent to the society at P. 0 . Box 145 in Racine VFW to install new officers Monday Carrol K. Snowden Debbie Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Paul Taylor, Pomeroy, was installed honored queen of Bethel 62, In ternational Order of Job's Da ughters in ceremoni es conducted Saturday night at Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Other elected officers in· stalled by Cathy Rayburn, retiring honored queen, were Barbara Fultz, senior princess: Usa Thomas, junior princess; Angie Sisson, guide. and Merri Ault , marshall . Appoi nted officers installed were Beve rl y Wilcox , chaplain ; Debbie Hartenbach, record er ; Vanessa Folmer, trea suter; Brend a Sta nl ey, musician : Trudy Roach, fi rst Mr: and I HOPE EVERYONE WHO possiblycHn will gel on the bandwagon to provide some financial support-lor the establishment of the museum . Mr . and Mrs. Gerard Hilfe rty have worked out a dandy plan to convert the practically vaca nt museum building--into a very functional structure which could be the source of a great deal of pride on the part of the people of Meigs County. While it would be nice if some wealthy be nefactors appeared out of the blue to provide the financing of the conversi on, this isn't about to happen so the task is quite evidently up to the people. It isn't the first time that the people have been challenged and they've come through quite well. The re'~ such an interest in "yesterday" and the museum will be an excellent way of preserving Meigs history -which just seems to have a way of slipping away from us. The Meigs County Historical Society has issued an appeal to all residents, businesses and organizations asking them to do a little something finan cially lor establishing the muse um. If everyone takes part no one gets hurt and a great improvement IF the fine people of this area would have to start from scratch for this unique project, total cost would be approximately $12 million. By using existing facilities at Rio Grande College, the area will be able to secure a Community College fo r ~!most nothing. You can bet it 's something nobody else in the entire country would turn down. New lsra·e li lead·e r promises hard line installed queen. ' +++ To see for all your family insurance needs. llm~flich Peggy O'B rien , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J . B. O'Brien, Uncoln Hill Road, and a 1974 graduate of Meigs High School is in Wales visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gene !larris and family, former Middleport residents. Peggy boarded a 747 in Boston Monday and flew to Ireland, then traveled via bus and train to the Irish Sea and then via boat to Wales. She'll be gone for about three weeks. ONE thing we like about the proposed Community College is th at a·ge will be no barrier. High school gradua tes, grandparents, " or middle-aged parents will be welcome to give it a try. RACINE - Installation of new offi cers will be held Monday lor the Rac in e Memorial Po's! of VFW 60-85 at the Racine America n Legion Hall at 8 p.m. Debbie .T aylor Of the I en tine . Devoted To The lnteresL~ Of The Meigs-Ma.mn Area VOL XXVI _ NO. 35 TEN CEN TS PHONE 992-2156 MONDAY, JU NE 3. 1974 POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OH 10 2-year old child victim of doll hag PT . PLEASANT - A new doll enclosed in a plastic bag brought joy, but in less than 24 hours death to a two-year old Point Pleasan t child Sunday . Shan non Selbe, daughter of Pt. Pleasant Jr . High Coach and Mrs. Lelan d (Lee ) Selbe of 66 Burdette Add i lion was pronoun ced dead of accide ntal suf! ociation on a rr iva l at Pleasant Valley Hospital late Sunday morning when mouth to mouth resuscitation at her home failed to revive her. An un offi cial source quoted relatives as saying the child's EXTEND ED OUTLOOK Mild with a chance of sh~wers daily. Highs ln the upper 70s and 80s. Lows in the upper 50s a nd 60s Wednesday through Friday. Weather Partly cloudy today, tonight and Tuesday. Hig h today around 75 north to 80 south . Low toni ght around 55 north to 60 south. Low tonight around 55 north to 60south. High Tuesday in the 80s. pa rents had purchased a new doll for her Saturday evening. It was enclosed in a plastic bHg . The father cut one end of the bag to remove the doll and put the empty bag in his pocket. morn ing, Sund ay up on leav ing the house. Shann on asked her fath er to return her doll to the b•~- He d1d so. Jnd left. Meanwhile, Mrs. Selbe When she didn' t hear Slw nnon pl aying, she went in to check an d foun d Shannon had placed the bag over he r head. Mrs. Selbe lricd to apply mouth-to-mouth resuscitation . and then ca lled Wilco xen Funeral Home for an ambu lance. Add ition al e!!or ts were made tu rev ive the chi ld and alter being rushed to t11e loca l hos pita l a team of wa s working in the kltchen. 1 physicians used all mea ns poss ible be fore Dr . Jo hn Gr ubb , Co unty Coro ner pronounced t1er dead . • Coach Sel be is a member of the fa culty at Poin t Pleasant Junior Hi gh where he also te aches art. Mrs. Selbe is the former Debra Rad er. The fam ily has lived in Point Pteas•nt for the past th ree yea rs. Shannon wa s born May . 15, 1972 in Pleasan t Vall ey Hospi tal. Meigs teacher is dead Mrs. William G. ITheodosw l Assn. both of Wyandott, Mich.; fo w· Frecker, 65, Rt. 1, Minersville, Mrs. Frec ker was born Ja n. gr a ndchild r en , a nd sever al widely known schoo l teacher, 8, 1909, the daughter of the lHte nieces and nephews. d ied Sunday a t Ve t er a ns Mr . and Mrs. Waid Arnold . She Memor ial Hospital. was also preceded in death by Funeral services will be at 1 Mrs. Frecker hHd been " her fir st husband. Edward p. m. Wednesday at the St. teacher the past 40 years in Ohlinger. John Lutheran Church wi th lour states, the later years in PHstor Ar thur Com bs ofthe Pomeroy , Wahama and Surviving are her husband , fi ciatin g. Burial will be in Meigs Local Sc hools. Mrs. William G. Frecker ; a son, Beech Grove Cemetery. In lieu Frecker "as a member of St. Charles W . F'recker, Miner- of flowers friends may gi ve to John' s Luthe ran Church, svill e Route 1; two daughters, the memorial lund of the St. Return Jonathan Meigs Ch•per Don na Mae lhle, Racine Rout e John Lutheran Ch urch or to of the Daughters of the 1, and Sharon Kay Michael , th e Meigs · Coun ty Can cer American Revolution, Delta Minersv il le Ro ute 1; two Society. Friends may call at Kappa Gamma Sorority and sisters, Mrs. Doris Meredith the Ewing Funeral Home this the Meigs County Teachers and Mrs. Brazier Breecher . evening and anytime Tuesday . Six cited in traffic accidents Six persons were cited for viola ti ons in seven traffi c accidents investiga ted over the weekend by the Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol. Two per son s needed hospitalization as a result of a collision at 11:30 a.m. Saturday on Rt. 124, one and two tenths miles east of Reedsville. According to the patrol , an auto driven by Ricky L. Blake, 20, Rt. 1, Reedsville, going left o! center , collided with an auto operated by De lber t D•le Powell, 34, Rt. 1, Reedsville. Admi tted at St. Jose ph Hospital were Blake with a possibl e fra ct ur ed leg , laceratio ns 1 and co ntusions and Carl Barringer, 27, Rt. 1, Reedsville, a passenger in the Powell car, suffering a possible dislocated hip and l• cerations Gallia-Lawrence County line of the bod y. Blake was cited to wh ere a n a uto dr iven by · Meigs County Court for driving Rober t E. Dunlap, 25, Rt. 2, left of center . Both cars were Patn ot, attempted to pass as a car operated by Lar ry Souders. demolished . Two persons were in jured in 19, Rt. lr Oak Hill , made a left a single car accident at .1: 17 turn. TI1ere was moderate p.m. Saturday on Rt. 35, one dam age. but no citation was and one tenth miles west of Rt. issued . 325. Office rs said Belva Jean Four on Sunday Bruce , 35, of Columbus, lost The first of four Sunday control of her car which ran off accidents occ urred at 11 :40 the road striking a guardrail, a.m. on Rt. 775, two and five tenths miles south of Rt. 141 then rolled over . William Bruce, 35. and six- where Stanley Paul Saunders. year old Susie Bruce were 63, Rt. 1, Nor thup , lost control treated at the Holzer Medical of his car wh ich went off the Cente r for minor in juries. left side of the highway over an Th eir car was demolished. No emba nk ment . Th e re was mod erate dam age and no charges were filed . Another accident occurred at charge was filed . 7:38 p.m. Saturday on Rt. 233, A single car accident octwo tenths of a mile soutl1of the curred at 3 p.m. on the Bulaville-Porter Rd ., si x tent hs of " mi le north of Rt. 160 where William Th omas Harris , 64. Poi nt Pleasant, lost control of his car which dropped off the edge of the roadway into a di tch. In addition to her parents, Wt:dn esday itl 1111"' \\'Jl('OXCil she is survived by mc.rte rmd Fun eral .ll onw w1th P~1u l grandparents Mr. an d Mrs. Garrett. mini ~\ (• r ufficia ting. James Rader of Nitro, and Buri<li wi ll bf' in Cunni 11gllmu pater nal gra ndpare nt s, Mr . i\'lemurial P;Jrk at St. ·\Hwns . and Mrs. Calv in Selbe. also of Friend s uwy l' Oill<il th.: funL·rrt l home ;tftl'r 4 p .111 . lt~d;1 y Nitro. Se rvices will be at ll a.m. Grant received for development · ARprov.l of a $l4,100 grHnt to Wc!shlnglon C'IJ!Jnlie.s. help continue a program of 'l11e ~n;d of !he f·:I) / 1 d i<;l rrl'l plannin g for long range prog nJJll ~~ to t·ncourHg c ,u.l· eco nomic growth a'nd new jobs ja cen t ro untics to work in a nine coun ty area of Ohio Chief engineer at dam agency lor the Buckeye Hills • Hoc kin g Vall ey Economi c Developmeut District. made up o( Ath ens, Belmont, Ho cking, Meigs. Monr oe , Morgan, Noble, Perry and Hennan K. Theiss, 58 n~~lunHl are the rcdevel\•pment area,, of t11e Buckeye ll ills · llrwking Va ll ey f) rstrirt. M;1rielt;t, A t hen~ :md the :Vtn·trn<; Fl'rry- Bellaire m·L'n <JJ"!.~ tile Elh\- tlel:ilg na tccl 1~ 1'0\\ til rrnt1·rs Colson pleads one-time guilt WASHI NGTON (UP !) - Charle:; W. Colson, former special counsel to President Nixon. pleaded guilty today to a single count of ol"tructio n of justice in connection with the 1973 trial of Pen tagon Papers defe ndant Daniel Ellsberg. Watergate Special Prosecu tor Leon J~worski , in accepting Colson 's guilty plea. dropped all other charges now pending against him both in th e Watergate cover-up case and·in .the break -in of the o;>ffice of Ellsberg 's psychiat rist. The development occurred before U. S. District Judge Ger hard A. Gesell, just as he was about to beg in a hea ring on pre-trail motions in the Ellsberg hr·eak-i n case, which had been schedul ed for trial June 17 . Colson is one of the highes t Colson waived ind ictment before pleading guilty to the obstruction of justice charge which ' carries· a maximwn penalty of live yea rs in prison, a fine of $5,000 or both . Services Tuesday for sol n~ of Commerce . services fur rrsJ d ent~.:~ uf thfl The di st ri ct or gan iza ti on . distri cl. serves as officiHl pl•nning Meigs and Perry ( 'ounlies No ci tation was issued in an accident at 3: 30 p.m. on Mill Creek Rd . where an auto driven by James C. Dovenbarger , 32, Rt. 1, Galli polis, skidded into a veh icle driven by Robert M. H• rrison, 27, Rt. 2, Crown City. A fin al accident occurred on Rt. 141 , four and two tenth s miles west of Rt. 7 where an unidentified vehicle sideswiped a car driven by Glenn M. Laym an, 22, of Sidney, Ohio . togethe r to was announced today by problems bl ockinr~ gt:owth <1nd William W. Blu nt , k , to create jobs for r t~side nt s .of assistan t secre tary of com - cconmmca ll y lngging aremL me rce for Eco nomt c An economic dPvrlopmcnt Developmen t. district must include ;tl lcnst Th e Buckeye Hills · Hocking twu ~otmt!es deslgn<i led as Valley Regional Development redeve lopment m·eu s by f.DA Distr ict Inc., wi th because of high uner11pl o~·me nt head qua rters at Mari etta , or low family irH:IHltl'. It e~Jso applied for the grant from the m ust in cl ud e ;tt least une Economic Deve lopment Ad- growth center· ~~ crJmtnuni ty ministration, U.S. Department that can prO\'lde jobs ;.111 cl ranking f1JrmL'r WtlJt t: House ot!i cial s to plead guilty or to, be convicted in connection with Watergate WHI related scan~ da is. Nixpn's former counsel 1 John W. Dean , pleaded gui lty Funeral services for Hernnan children sur vive. Two sisters and one brother K. Theiss, 58, Rt. I, Bidwell, will be held 3 p.m. Tuesday at survive : Kenneth, Racine and th e Wau gh-Ha lle y-W ood Mrs. Charles (Irene) Hoback, Funeral Home with Rev. Syracuse and Mrs. Robert Freeland Norris officiating. . ( M i 1d r e d ) Cr a wf o rd , Burial will be In Ohio Valley Columbus. Memory Gardens . Frieods Mr . Theiss was a member of may call at the fun eral home Dorcas Unit ed Me thodist between 7 and 9, p.m. today. Church. He was a m~mber of Masonic services will be held Racine Lodge No. 461 , Royal 8 p.m. Monday evening by the Arch Masons, Pomeroy, Racine Lodge No. 46!. • Boswor th Co uncil No . 46, M~. Theiss, chief engineer at Pomeroy, Ohio Valley Comth e Gallipolis Dam , died mandery, Ancient " Accepted Saturday at 1:45 p.m. in Holzer Scottish Rite, and Aladdin Medical Center following a Temple Shrine . He was also a week 's illness. member of .American Legion ' He Is survived by his wife, Post No. 161, Vinton. Hattie Lambert Theiss and ". four· sons : Steve, Gallipolis; !Je was a member of the . Richard, Rt. 1, Bidwell ; Bob, Gallipoli' Elks Lodge, No. 107, Rt. 1, Bidwell nnd Lawrence, , aild was a r W~~~d War Il 1 • • Rt. 1, Vintop . Eigh ~ grand· ·,veteran. 1 I I ... ,· :':1 previously to a conspiracy count in connection with the FAMILY NEEDED Middleport village is again loqklng for personnel to co mpl ete .Jts " offi cial famil y." Neede~ Is a dispatcher who "whi live In the vlllage han. apartment. In addition to salary, rent and utilities will be furnished. Anyone Interested Is asked to contact Mayor John W. Zerkle. HERMAN K. THEIS&" . .·I . ·-.: DECLINED HELP The Middleport E-R squad was called"Saturday at 6:18 p. m. to Chester for Wil bur Warner who .declined first aid. Af. 7 p. m. it wa~ called to Bailey Run Road fo r Grli! Arche~' 84, lw!jp was takeq to I Veterans Memorial Hospital. .' ' <· I' . . I Watergate .CO\'er-up and has not been sentenced_ Assistant special prosecutor William Merrill told Gesell the government could have proved th at Colson was "responsible lor dev ising and implementing a scheme to defame a nd destroy the public image and credibility of Daniel Ellsberg and those engaged in the legal defense of Daniel Ellsberg, with the intent to, influence, obstruct , and im pede the conduct and · outcome" of Ellsberg's criminal trial: He said the scheme began June 28, 197!, the day Ellsberg was indicted in connection with his release of the Pentagon P~! pe r llil All char~s . we re (Continued on p~ge 8) �ll e!J 1 s., 3 TheDa ly Sent me I M d Uepo t Pm e uy 0 M 2 IN TH E COURT OF HARR ET P a nt vs f W LL AM J e a MAR C UM Reader suffers De enda n s No 5 497 By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR IAM B I have wh a t they ca ll tran stent •sc hemtc atta cks I m on Cownadm to help the C r cu at on of my b ood Thev to d me my blood was now ng good through the vems but wha t I can w dersta d s wl y do I have the nwnbncss til the t me no" on ml left stde I have been to two do tors They I oth told rr e they could to nothmg for the nwn bness It bothers me so at mght I hope you can g 'e me some nforn at on I m 65 "little strokes" DF.AR Rl ADER I an much like a stroke except the s ent sc hcm c atta cks are ep od e are of short duratwn so et ne !led I tt!e strokes Usuall y hey o ly last f ve to 20 th ey are tl e resu t I d se ase n utes W th such ep sodes t s m the arten es 10 the b a n I s the a 1e dL,ea e that a ile ts common o have temporar} the artenes to the hca t nd I ff ~ ty tn speech or tern causes hear t atta cks an d porar) pa alys s of an arm or leg o even d ff ullles n strokes Breaking down the term v s un In the more common schemtc refers to lack of ep sodes here 1 no restdual blood The tschem•a of the Jamage However the fact bram n thts case 1s caused by that you compla n or some the dtsease n the arter cs con! nued d rr culty suggests to S nee they occur as hort me that you ve had some eptsodes they are called Iran relat ely per nanent damage se nt The attacks are ery to some or the bram cells Although from your letter th ts doesn t seem to be your problem mult pie little cp sodes can eventuallytlestroy many of the bra n cells n the gray matter or he bram cor ex Tt as n turn can cause mdl\ tduals to have personal ty cha nges and may ca use forge tful ness and other mental changes The personal ty and mental changes may occur m reflection Saturday Clea ry satd the abse nce or any phys cal McLaughlm would be allowed fmd mgs such as paralys s or to keep hts JOb a nd 1ts earthly d ff~eul ty n speech or v1s on If trappmgs as long as he took one d d not kn ow the mdiVIdual ltme off every year for prayer befo e such little strokes oc cur re d th ey mtght no t and reflection Cleary satd m Boston that he recogn ze that the mdtv dual and McLaughlin talked and had the problem Trans tory a ttacks rna) reflec ted together and m divtduaUy prayed over these recur for one or two years and matters ratsed m recent then sudde nly there won t be an) Some mdtv duals only weeks I have dectded wtth Father have one or two ep sodes and McLaughlm that he wtll fulftll don t have any recurrence th s annual spm tual require- after that Anyone who has ment when hts schedule per such a problem deserves a careful s tudy of the c rculatwn mts Father McLaughlin s work to the bra n In some mstances wtth th e gover nment has there 1s d sease nvolvmg certam un que aspects which arter es outstde the skull m the may requ~re a degree or neck regton or elsewhere that flextbthty m hts hvmg I am affects the ctrculahon to the now sattslfted that although bra n The problems m these thiS neXIb my 1s not nor areas can often be corrected mat ve 1t ts pernusstble gtven surgically his spectal sttuatwn Cleary I would preswne that the nwnbness that you complam of sa1d Mclaughlm who JOined the 1s d rectly related to damage of White House staff m 1971 after an unsuccessful Senate race agamst Sen John 0 Pastore D R I would say only that he (Coni nued from Page 1) had been m contact wtth Father Cleary the mstallatwn were Brenda I want wsee the prtvacy of Taylor gwde Leanne Sebo the Jesutt fanuly preserved marshall Becky Anderson he sad chaplam Dtana Carsey semor custod an Jenmfer Butcher JUnior custodtan Lmda Liz Blaett Mayer recorder MANAGER KILLED nar music an and Twtla DAYTON OhiO (UP! ) Clatworthy nag bearer all Eugene C Johnson 30 Dayton past honored queens of the was found shot to death here early today at the restaurant Bethel The approxunately 90 guests he was managmg pollee sa d attendmg the mstallatwn were Pollee had no clues or suspects by Mtss Kathy King reg stered m the kill ng worthy matron or Middleport Evangelme Chapter I E S and Mrs Joan Vaughan worthy matron of the Pomeroy Chapter government offtctals whtch Linda Mayer and Debbte clearly defme conflict or m Fmlaw were solotsts for the teres! an end to secrecy m nstallallon and mtroduced by government wtth few excep- the honored queen were Mtss tions and regiStration and Sherne Kmg a past honored full dtsclosure of lobbymg queen Mrs Rose Ann Sebo actiVIties by all spectal mterest guardtan Tom Edwards groups assoctale guardtan Mtss Approval Likely Rayburn presented g1fts to Approval of the resolution Mrs Sebo and Edwards was constdered likely because Taylor Mr a nd Mrs more than 40 states have ap- prese nted thetr daughter proved anticorruption legiSla Debbie the new honored tion of varytllg strength m the queen wtlh a g1rt and Debbte past year Thus the governors then presented Miss Rayburn would not be crltiCIZlng them wtth a g ft from them and one selves and their legJslatures from the Bethel However the resolutiOn Decorations earned out the could be taken as a message purple and whtle colors of the auned at Congress where the Bethel The refreshment table Senate has passed two cam featured cakes decorated wtth patgn hnance reform btlls replicas of the urn of mcense smce last fall but the House has emblem of the Bethel wlth the failed to act one m the center bemg m The Milliken Lucey proposal scrt bed wtth the motto Let has one controversial element Your Light So Slune callmg for experunents tn public campwgn fmancmg Holzer Medical Center an approach opposed by Prest (Births) dent NIKOn and some House May :h - Mr and Mrs Democrallc leaders James E Myers son But some states have moved Galhpohs Mr and Mrs mto this area along wtth other Donald D Smith daughter campatgn reforms and the Leon Mr and Mrs John L suggestion for experunents Hughes son GallipoliS Ferry m public flnancmg of cam Mi'lind Mrs Ronald Abbott patgns nught be acceptable to son Oak Hill the governors whose party line June I - Mr and Mrs split now IS 32 Democrats and Joseph Lish son Mason Mr 18 Republicans and Mrs Robert Fulk There was a lobbymg cam daughter Oak Hill palgn under way on behalf of the resolullon w1th offtcials of COUNCILMAN DIE'i Common Cause the national CLEVELAND (UPI)- City cltliens action group seeking Councilman Michael Zone 54 votes for 1t suffered an apparent heart attack early today at h1s west VIrgin Trap side home and was pronounced The umcorn was a myth1 dead on arrtval at St John s cal ammal descrtbed as a Hospital beast or unparallel e d timtdtty People bel eved 1t HOWARDS WINS could be captured only by a pure vtrgm when attracteq SPRINGFIELD 0 (UPI ) Howard s Rurmlure Denver by her c hash ty N C defeated delepdlng At least 800 a tfferen t champton Ltttle Caesar s languages and several times as many dtalects are spoken Detrmt 1U m the chlun by jhe estimated 347 <lll tlhon ptonshtp game here. Sunday to ped'ple of the Afr ca n cont1 wt~ the Stroh ' S!Qw Pitch nent S9flbal! Toufament Priest will keep $25,000 job with White House staff ess Be ng n Sec on No 7 Town No 6 and Range No 4 and beg nn ng on he ne be ween he and and of Ma he ands ce o u s Forr es W am Mu r ay deceased be ng he No hw es co ne o he Fo es and where H cko v 2 nch es n d a mete bea r s south 22 deg ees East 9 nks hence No h 2 deg r ees Eas t sa Rods o a rock m ark ed w th a c oss hence Sou th 2 deg ees wes 9 ads hence Sou h 2 d eg cees West 12 EDITORIAL Two Cents Worth! Market Report GA LLIPOLIS OHIO June I 1974 SALES REPORT OF U each of us w II put m his own two cents worth Rto OhiO Valley Ltveslock Co Grande Commumty College the most exctlmg concept m STOCKER CATTLE STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs 44 to rods a ong Sax on s ne he nce higher educatiOn to hit Southeastern Ohio smce Nehemtah At Sou th 29 degrees Wes 0 od s wood dectded to build Rio Gra nde College a century ago - 11 II 41 50 300 to 400 lbs 41 50 to a ong Sax on s ne hence become a real ty 46 50 400 to 500 lbs 37 50 to Sou h 44 deg r ees West 6 r ods along Sax on s ne hence Two cents worth - that s what 11 w II mean to the property 41 50 500 to 600 lbs 3450 to 40 Sou h 34 deg r.es w es t 4 ods 600 to 700 lbs 32 50 to 37 85 700 along Saxt on s ne hence owners of the four-county distrtct Less than two cents a day Sou h 11 d eg r ee s We st 23 ods mcrease m taxes wtll buy a state supported pub! c Commuruty lbs and Over 28 to 34 75 and 18 I nks alon g Sa )I, ton s I ne College where the young people of the dts!rtct can get h gher HEIFER CALVES - 250 to then ce South 87 deg ee s Eas 22 Rods along Sax on s I ne o he education at lower COS! WithOUt havmg to go Off (O the big 300 lbs 44 to 47 300 to 400 lbs place of beg nn ng con a n ng 5 c ty Industr al development has made 11 poss ble for the youth of 39 50 to 42 75 400 to 500 lbs 35 acres mor e o ess S tuated n Sect on 8 Town 6 southeastern OhiO to remall\ and budd the r I ves n thetr own to 41 500 to 600 lbs 34 50 to Range 14 bo u nded and country wtlh plenty of JObs available Now wtth the Commuruty ;l1 75 600 to 700 lbs 31 50 to descr bed as fol ows Beg nn ng at the southwes carne Qf wha College the same w II be true for educatiOn 32 75 700 lbs and Over 27 50 to s kn ow n as the Geo ge G es And 1! won t cost the taxpayer two cents a day on average 34 barn o at a p o n on he r oad and west ne of sa d Sec on No And that s GOOD STOCK COWS & BULLS (By 17 thence east w h he sou h When we can offer ou r young people\md our adult ctltzens an The Head) - Stock Cows 200 to ne of sa d barnya d and the sa m e p educed to the cen e of opporturuty to unprove their lives through education wtlh the 310 Stock Cows and Calves 285 L t e Lead ng c eek henc e n to 450 Stock Bulls 250 to 310 a southe y d re c on down consequent general unprovement of the whole commumty fo r l t e C eek an d th ough the cu t less than two cents a day lrtepds we ve got somethmg go ng for Baby Calves 10to 100 (By The whe e h e same ha s b ee n us And 1ts thanks to countless men and women of vtston and good Poundt - Can ners & Cutters ecen y s a ghtened o a PO n n the center of sa d Creek sense through the past 100 years that thts opporturuty ts ours Cows 21 to 26 Holstem Cows be ow 1he house a e y occup ed 25 50 to 30 50 Commerctal by lew s Pane op pos e the today m ost weste y po n o the Rio Grande College has been a stgn f cant contr butwn to this Bulls (I 000 lbs and Over) 31 50 ga den on he eas s de o t he area of Ohio smce Jts foundmg m 1876 It has changed when to3710 \ creek hen ce n a no h wE>ste y d ec t on fo he oad change was needed It has adapted 1tself to the needs of th e LAMBS Tops 90 lbs to 110 be ow the J S G es ba n a he sou herl y ga t e pos of the ga e people and to the Circumstances of the tunes And t still does 35 to 42 Seconds 75lbs to 80 28 o he creek pastu e f e d Through the avatlable factlltles or Rto Grande College 1ts to 31 50 Lights 40 lbs to 65 22 to hence n a northe y d ect on bu ldmgs books laborator es faculty and..s.laff the pub! c fo low ng the oad o the pl ace 30 Stock Ewes By the Head 10 of beg n n ng conta n ng en state supported Commuruty College wtll make low-cost college to 25 ac es more or ess Beg nn ng 156 rods Eas and education avatlable to everyone for less than two cents a day m VEAL CALVES - Top• 220 93 2 ads No h of the Sou hwes taxes lbs to 250 58 to 60 35 Medtwn carne of Sect on No 7 Town And that s GOOD No 6 Range No 4 hence 200 lbs to 300 46 50 to 55 Culls Vote YES next Tuesday for Cornmumty College North 88 deg!'IMS West 3 80 46 50 Dolin cha ns Nor h 8 ~ degrees wes Get your two cents worth SHOATS- 10 to 17 50 6 7 cha ns No h 68 degrees (Guest edttortal by John A Epling ) West 2 01 cha ns No h 85 deg ees w est 3 92 cha ns Nor h 53 deg ees West 6 06 cha n s North 44 degrees wes 3 28 cha ns N o h 37 3 deg ees We s 7 04 cha ns No h 66l/. degrees West 7 42 cha ns o creek No h 33 2 deg ees East 40 cha ns North 32 deg ees wes .44 cha ns No h 14 deg ees Wes 4 6 cha ns No h 23 degrees Ea s 32 cha ns No h 85 deg ees Eas 5 cha ns Nor h 60 deg ees Eas 93 cha ns North 3 deg ees E as 94 cha ns No h 29 degrees w es 8 cha ns Sou h 82 deg ees wes 60 cha ns No h .43 deg ees Wes 06 cha ns No h 2 2 deg ees West 5 cha ns North 5 deg ees w es 2.4 cha ns No h 26 3 deg ees Ea s 44 cha ns No h 62 deg ees Eas 1 49 cha ns Nor h 50 deg ees Eas 2 29 cha ns No h 3 d eg ee s Eas 03 ch a n s No h 54 deg ees Ea s 35 cha ns No h a d eg ees Ea s JS ch a ns No h 52 deg ees Ea s 8 cha ns No h 6 deg ees Eas 3 36 cha ns Nor h 3 deg ees West 3 cha s 6 deg ees East 88 No th cha ns No h 30 deg ees Ea s 98 cha ns No h 24 deg ee s Eas 00 cha ns o No h ne o Sect on Eas 5 53 c ha n s south 4 04 cha ns Sou h 2 deg ees West 2 09 c ha n s So ut h 3 degrees west 85 cha n s South 28 deg ees Wes t 9 cha ns Sou h 37 deg ees w es 2 82 cha ns Sou h 38 degr ees West 45 cha ns South 8 degree s East s 88 c ha ns E as 5 45 cha ns Sou h 8 2 deg ees Wes 3 89 ha ns Sou h 9 deg ee s Eas 79 cha ns South 5 degrees Eas 57 cha ns Sou th 10 deg ees west 2 5 cha ns Sou th 9 d egrees Wes 2 71 cha ns South 8 deg rees Wes 2 45 cha ns Sou h 2 degrees East 9 cha ns Sou h 36 deg r ees Eas 4 c ha ns South 34 deg ees East 3 3 cha ns Sou h 34 degrees East 2 42 cha ns Sou h 17J deg ees East 79 eM ns Sou h 6 deg,rees Eas 6 66 cha ns to place of beg nn ng con a n ng 107 82 00 ac es EXCEPT N G om the above desc r bed ra e a p ece of and descr bed as fo tow s Beg nn ng at he sou theast co ner of th e above de sc r bed land henc e North 88 2 degrees wes t a ong the road 18 rod s hence No t h 79 degrees Wes 20 rods hence North 66 degrees Wes 24 ods th ence Nor h 50 deg ees Wes 6 rods thence Nor h 48 deg ees Wes 14 ads thence North 40 degrees west 7 ods and ~ nk s to a stake hence North 87 ~ degrees East 76 rod s and 20 nks to Wor ey For es t I ne thence South abou 2 degre es East a ong sa d For res ne o the pla ce of beg nn ng con tan ng 4 acres and 128 rods more or less A so hi tot ow ng rea esta e s tueted In M~l51s County and n Rut end Townsh p btolnn no a the Westerly ne of the Sect on Whit s known 11 the south wester corner of the George v W G Its Born lot In sect on No 7 Tawn No 6 and Rangt No u n sa d Me"' County of the Oh o Company s p u rchl!l lhence In an easter v d reel pn w th th•. nt of tand:J)w ned J)y Lewis •• ne to th eW!torpef of Governors unite on post·Watergate Local Bowling Wednesday N te H gh Ftye s May 29 974 Won Lo st 0 Zly 4 22 10 Bo n W nn e s 22 0 H& S 8 4 Pow e s pe V a u 6 6 s ow Ro e s 0 22 Team 2 8 2 Team H g Se es Bo n W nners 22 8 H& S 88 Powe Sup e Va u 2 60 Tea m H gh Game H& S 8 Bo n W nn e s 765 Bo n W n ne s 6J Men s H g h Se es D ewe y Sm h 595 Jac k a obs 52 Anc C oss 502 Men s H gh G a me Dewey Sm 2 5 Ron F y 20 La y Po w e 200 W ome n s H g h Se es Ma en e w so n 5 q Be y Wh a h 78 Ange a Sm h 'M a Wo m e n s H g h G a m e en e son 2 3 Ange a Sm h 80 Be y W h a ch 6 w L e lea d n g C eek. a nor her y d ec:: on hen e n o ow ng he ente of he sa d Lead ng C eek o and own ed by Wm and Be n e Sa x on hence n a wes e y d ec on w h he n e of sa d Sax on and o he oa d th en ce w lh sa d oad n a no he y d ec t on o he to k s of he oad no h o he S d e H Chu ch o h e Wes e y ne o sad Sec on No henc e Sou h w h he Sec on ne o he pa c e o f b e g nn n g EX CEPT NG so m uc h of he a bove descr bed ac known as h e S de H Chu ch o be ng h e same and deeded o H L Lyn e by ohn F P a n e and w e con a n ng 4 50 ac es m ore,.o ess Be ng he sa m e rea e s at e conv eyed o By on Sa x on by Warran y Deed da ed May 0 9 0 and ec:orded n Me gs Coun y Deed Re co d Vo 04 pa ge 55 Wa an y Deed da ed May 28 90 and reco ded n M e gs County Record vo 97 pade 63 by Wa antv Deed da ed December 30 925 and reco ded n M e ~s County Deed Record Vo 28 page 377 by Aff dav t fo T ansfe dated, Ju y 8 922 and e o ded n Me gs Coun y Deed Reco d vo 23 page 259 and by Qu t Cia m Deed da ed uty 28 1922 afld recorded n Me gs Count y Deed Record Vo 123 page 26 1 The eal este le was appra sed for S36 500 00 Terms of Sa e Cash n hend upon de ve y of deed S1 000 00 o the purchase pr ce sha be d epos ed promp y as earnes money upon camp e on of b dd no Rober c Ha enbach Sher ff Me gs Coun y 1 Pom e oy Oh o 6 J 10 \ 1 ~ 7 St c NEW YORK (UP! ) - The Re v John McLaughlin a Jeswt pnest who took a vow of poverty IS patd $25 000 a year as a Whtte House speech wr1ter lives m Washmgton s plush Watergate complex and says he s fasc nated by power Clearly power IS JUS! as great an emohonal expertence as makmg love he satd m an mterv1ew published 1n People magazme and 11 nughl not be as short term My lifestyle IS avante garde salarted and autonomous Even though I work at the Whtte House I m available for weddings baptisms --and exorctsms I ve never performed an exorciSITI but the tune could come I ve been mclmed to look at the JUdiCial branch McLaughlin 47 satd he opposed releasmg the Whtte House tapes an act he com pares to losmg your VJrgi!Uty you reveal one and then how do you stop" He defended Prestdent Ntxon s use of profamty as nothing more than a form of emohonal dramage McLaughlin satd m the m tervtew that he thmks celibacy for pnests was obsolete I look forward to the day when women can become prtests he added HIS presence on the While House staff and hiS defense of Prestdent NIXon have thrust McLauglin mto controversy He was summoned to Boston to talk to hts religwus superior the Very Rev Robert T Cleary JesUit provme1al of New England for prayer and SEATTLE Wash (UP!) The country s gove rn ors whose col!ectl\ e poll! cal n fluence seldom comes together on the same cause moved today toward approval of a stro ng reso luhon on the vola! le quest on of what to do after Watergate As about 45 ch ef state executives gather for the 1974 Nat onal Governors Con ference here a campa gn was generatm g support for a powerful spectflc statement on rootmg corrupt ion out of goverrunent Gov Dan Evans of Wash mg ton host and national cha r man of the group key noted the meetmg wtth a direct cheUenge to the federal government The states he satd had taken deCisive action m contrast to that of the national govern ment n ftelds such as poht ca l elhtcs campatgn reform consumer protection and no-fault auto msurance F~rst Obstacle Passed It has been the states who have responded most fully to the problems or the day he sa d This has been a response not m terms of empty rhetoric wtthout action or VISionary promtses without dollars It has been a response whtch has reqwred executtve and legisla live courage ~ound fiscal management plus a wtllmgness to act The first obstacle to putting the conferences on record WJth a formal government ethtcs resolution was passed Sunday The group s executive conuruttee --seven of rune membeFS attendmg --unanunously approved h statement proposed by Republican Go\1 Wilham Mtlhken of MIChtgan and Democrat Patnck Lucey of Wtsconsm whtch called the fight to restore c llzen conf1 dence m government the first obhga lion of every goverrunent offtctal The resol1111on which will be debated and acted upon Wed nesday urges all levels of government to ensure loop hole free campaign fmance regulations WJth limits on contrtbutions and spendmg strmgent ethical codes for Final honor roll list made er Ra nd y Sn der Gary Snouffer The na x week s g r ad ng pe od fo he Me gs H gh Sc hoo was annou nced today Sc hne der Ga ry Mak ng a grade of B o above na he sub ectsfobe named to he o I we e SE N ORS Debb e A man za Chr s ne Ba ey Dav d Barnha t Edna Stone Eve eft Schu David Sw sher Pau l Voss Sherman Wh fe JUN IOR S - Vcke Abbott Ga I Ba ley K m Brown ng L nda Burbr dge Debb e Cam pbel Mandy Carde Jane Roger Den1 Bonne D lion Bar eft Reg na B ng R tch e Car Da v dson Sandy Curts B um e naue Car a Cr sp R ck Donna Boyd Bo n Debb e Bu dge Fred Burn ey Jenny Ca u h e r s Kerry Chesser Larry R Co eman Cynth a Crag Melv n Cremea n s Joyce Oav s R ta Oav s Robert Counc Ray a nna Cole Rose Colburn Dana Clay Ma ce ll a Ch ar es Jenn e Chap m a n Belinda Fr end M chae l Ha ey Teresa Hayes Debra Hoffman Son a K se R ck Couch Holcomb J m Hutton Tam Hoffman lau a Hoover Da r la Har~;Je r Bon ta Johnston Debb e Janey Andrew Hoover Mona K ng Sammy L tt e M ~· Magnotta Charles Marsha Joe Ne son Tammy Mowery P09gy Mould K m Oh ng e Tammy M chael Mary Ru.che Judy Radford B uce Reed Steve R fe Beck Roush Aut umn Sayre Tammy Sn der Tam a Stan ey George Stewart Kenny Wya nt Usa Thomas Ernest W II Earl Wood G eg Van M eter Donna Thornton FRE SHMEN Cheryl Barnhart Debb e Birchfield Blaetfnar Tammy Sand a F loccar G eg France Sc he rr y Lane Nancy Mary Ca a F ·ye Conn e Garnes Lawrence Dana Lew s Joel B ake Mary Boggs Teresa Ke lee Burdette Venda G bbs B enda Van Maue V rg n a McCune Greg Brown Me er Gress B dgel Gob e McK nney Debra McLaughl n Eta ne Cors Marga et Cors Den se Haw ey lngr d Hawley Dav d A len Moore P09gy Mar k Dav s Rob n Dewhurst Mary Durst Opal Dyer Paula Maureen Hennessey James An11e Murphy Sharon Murray Teresa E Is H I Jan ce Ho ter Chery l Annette N tz Cathy Osborne E1c h nger Conn e F sh Sandy Garnes Hud son J acqu e ne H utton Judy Owen Rebecca Panter Kombor y Mary Janey No ma Sue Jo Anna Peyton Barbara Jenn fe r G ate Grueser Crysta Hal Trudy J ef f er s V c k Ke l y Ezra P ce Rose Ramsburg K ser Debra Kn ght L one l Ken neth Rife R ck Slllser Hal Jayne Hutch son Cheryl Kennedy Jacqueline K ng LeFeb r e George Lemley Bryan Shank Owen Sheets Landers Sandy Jeffrey Lightfoot Ke lh L ltle Dana Sm th Brenda Stonley Penny M ke May, B I McKinney A sa Walker Drema Ward Metheny Lorane McEihahey James McLo n W 1 am L nda WI ams Babs Wlte James Pockl ngton Scotl Suzy Samue s Myers Tina N er v ck e SO PHOMORES - Brenda Jo Napper Debb e Obe hoi zer Ga y 0 Dell Bo In Sandy Carleton Karen Kimberl y Sebo Sonya Ohl nge Ma k 0 ter Co le ma n G nger Cu turns She ton Melan e Simmons D ana Pa nter Roxie Pat M c hae Da venP9d Pamela Dusty Sm th Kenneth Smith Debb e Taylor ter$On Terry P ckens Debra Dav s John Fult z Scott T m Sm th Ra,ymond P erce S eve Pr ce M chael F aser~ Cherie Fry Cindy June .lWam sley Barba a Demosk ey D nah E lew ne Theodo e F she R chard s Sand y Sher r Kauff Danny King An ita K ng Son a Just ce J o e Ro senbaum Rusc he llt G laze Crysta l Gaze W II am Jean e Gloyd Ju e Harnm Pamela ( Wall uuane Webe Wil cox "'bert W II Wet don Beverly V v an New queen ~1 ouster e1gs, DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB L TE M P E l) • I4 l J He D1ed Happy He Had a Full Tank of Gas~ COMMON P L EAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Md!lp1 M ck Mon n ghtho nde hurk Wel!sto !l oc k e~ bra n ce lls and m that case there 1s ndeed very little else that can be done about t at thiS t me It IS true that the !unction of any muscles that are m volved wtth any form of stroke can be Improved and helped wtth physwtherapy Thts IS somet mes Important to prevent loss of function later So I would thmk the tmgortant th mg m yo ur case m ght be mamta mng the full range of actiVI ty and mot on or your arm s legs and vartou s muscles I note that you refer to the c rculat on n yo ur vems Actually the area that doctors are mterested n IS ctrculatwn th rough your arlertes I am sure your doctors meant the c rculatwn through your ar t€r es at thts lime IS all rtght The Cownadm you are taking s to prevent any further clottmg eptsodes m the artenes that could cause new attacks do g e Sun Ia HOW THEY SCORE 0 GLOUSTE R lc I up ns off C ane A t I s epltcc 1 ent W tl one out Echsten er n~ l I an I Pa o as t b a p ch befo e D ck Cookse s ngled s e ng A ads of (co ge i Hod Karr n tl o nf e I I e UJ en s ng lcs n gc s o e fo C d e s a M nr ng An l Cl onko the s n ~l ed s I d S fer and Cotler a C a c e four a d a h r I nn ngs alk n~ th ee d !ann ng lou I le g v ng up f e I w A It 1s ed o h r Is I Me gs leg on na es base e gl un alks a dune hen I e s ht b p tch M g st k o t M g By the Day Those vtsttmg w th Mrs Mar) Ctrcle dunng the weekend were Mr and Mrs W II am Perry Danny Perry and fnend Rama Gtst all of Holland Oh o Mr and Mrs James Ctrcle of Neu Haven and Mr and Mrs Melvtn Ctrcle and fam tly or Colwnbus Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson of Ractne Mr and Mrs Shelby Ptcken~ a nd lam ly of Pomeroy were 10 West V1rg101a Sunday vtsttmg cemet€nes at Independence Mr and Mrs Lee Harrts of Spr nglleld spent Saturday 1111 Tuesday wtth Mr and Mrs Homer Ctrcle Verna and Wave Paul Rose home on leave from Maryland Mr and Mrs Gene Hudson of Racme called at the home of Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor recently Mr and Mrs Bernard Ga ner of Barberton Mrs Erma! Schreckengost of Parkersbburg called at the home of Mrs Dean Brmker on Saturday evemng Calling at the B~mker home on Monday were Mrs Dean Barmtz of Pomeroy Wtlllam Carleton of Racme Patnck Johnson and Betty Van Meter local Mr and Mrs James Ingram of Colwnbus spent the weekend w th Ralph Lee and the Robert Lee !amtly Harrisonville Society News Mrs Nell Clark and daughter Prtsctlla v s ted the Dale W lhamses Mrs Mmme F01 t and Mrs Earl Fo t Jr v1s ted the M A Epples Mr and Mrs Harold Ball and grandson VISited the Eugene Youngs over the weekend Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey VISited the Roy Wtsemans Mrs Eva Waggoner and Mr and Mrs Bobby Gtbson and daughter Robm 11ere over mght guests of the Robert Alkires Saturday mght Mr and Mrs Larry Clark and daughter Tamra spen~ lite weekend WIth her brother and fmmly the Rev Davtd Wtseman of Woodsfteld • Penny was the guest of her • grandparents the Robert : Clarks • Mr and Mrs Robert Clark and Mr and Mrs Don Updergraff VlSlted the Larry Clarks 10 Chester on Monday evenmg The Larry Clarks are sellmg theJr home and movmg closer to hts work Dr Harlan Jewell and hts brother Clayton and wife of • Detrott Mtch VIsited here ' Saturday Mrs Verna Han10g and son or New Albany visited Guy Bolm her brother Monda~ Recent guests of Ava Gilkey were Mrs Ed King Sr Mrs Ed King Jr Leola Noms Mr ' and Mrs Don Robbins (Irene Dye) of Colwnbus Len rue Jewell Harold Graham Eva • Waggoner Guy Bolin Mrs •• Maxme Moore and Mr and : Mrs Walter Jordan and Dale : Whaley Jane Gilkey and son , Guy • Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan • or Ga!Upolls have pw-chasect • the Blgony Funeral Home ln ! Albany and will tak41 : possession on JUly 1 ; Mr and Mrs Bob Clark,,took •1 Mr and Mrs Doo Upd«!!raff ~ttno ~,.T ...--1 ..... 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GALLIPOLIS, OtflO What make s us a d1fferent kmd of loan company makes us a better kmd of loan company I 0 0 2 B I Ho and cl 4 0 M ke N esse oad 2b 0 Jo hn Ba d p 3 Pe k Au l ss 0 ' 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 , 3 0 A nd y Chonko l '2 00 Pn u Sha e 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 4 S ua t Pa on M D c ke Snyder 3b 3 ve Co e ma n ss 2 M ke Househo e 0 0 b 0 0 3 Rog er Sc hu z p 2 D ck Cook sev oh o TOTALS 24 0 0 Second Game MEIGS Player AB R H RBI B Ho la nd cl 3 0 0 0 M ck Da enpo ss 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 b 0 M k e Nesse oad 2b 0 0 M k e La k ns 0 Bre W son 2b 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 da y b ohn Ba d 3b m N an Ham on c Ton y Fo d en B I Chaney p 2 St eve Ba hner 2b Je f B aze 0 0 0 R ck 5 oba I c Pe k Au I p M ck Ash c Pa Sou by I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 p 0 0 0 M ke Wa s TOTALS 20 I GLOUSTER S korsk 2b 0 0 T m M ke E chsl enkam cf 3 S ua t Pa ten 2 D ck Cooksey Andy Chonko b 3 c 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 I 3 1 0 M ke Snyde 3b 3 2 0 0 0 Dave Co e ma n ss M ck Man ng p R cha d Sha er 3 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 f 0 M ke Househo te TOTALS 3 b 0 0 25 6 a Dream comes true cards he sad Menne sank a SIX foot putt for a btrdte on the f nal regula! on hole a 441 yard par 4 to draw even wtth Heard and send the tournament mto a playoff I knew the only chance I d have was to make 11 satd Menne who had an Ill-hole score of 67 to Heard s 70 over the par 72 7 085-yard Quat! Hollow Country Club course Veteran Dave Hill wtth a 65 on ly one stroke off the course record was third at 271 Lee Trevmo s 69 put hun another shot back at 272 At 273 were smooth-putt ng Btlly Casper and lanky J C Snead Jack Ntcklaus was etght strokes off the wmnmg pace wtth a 711-278 and Masters cham pton Gary Player vic tor ous a week ago m the Memphis Class c had a 72-286 Johnny M ller getting his game m shape for the US Open posted a fmal round 70 w rm sh at 280 Both defendmg champiOn Tom Wetskopf and Arnold Palmer nussed the cut Palmer for the th1rd week m a row som ethmg that had never before happened m hts career re11ta n apa men o house an econom ca Sl a e Fa m Te nan Homeo wn e s Po cy can p o ec you u n u e c o hes and othe pe sana be ong ngs ga ns many pe s can p o ec you aga ns ab y awsu s oo Le meg eyouCJ I he dea s STEVE SNOWDE~ 553 Russe ll Stree t (Gravel H111) Mtddleport 0 PH. 992-7155 ST~Tt: FARM l ke a good neghbo Sa e fam s ne e NSUR:ANCI 8 Saera mF eandCasuatty Company Home Ol ce Boomngon lnos I> 7330 Spring Special For LP Gas me ode! ~y Times-Sen tne •e ti 2 b 26 Na ona ad e t s ng ep uen a ve People trust us to handle thetr savmgs $ 0 0 0 NJ::W YORK UP! You nay fool a! the people sol c of th t 1e and you ca n e en fool some f II e peo ple a! the t n e bu you ca n never fool the te lev tston people at opt on t n The r I s n ts are so good they remmd you or ho I ng p geons rhey rarely na ke a n stak espec ally when on s o dec dmg whether to p ck up an opt on or let t drop Desp te a good dea of cunJecture to the contrary NBC rv as dec ded top ck up oc kel s upt on fo the 1974 75 season Wha t that means IS you II be able to contmue wat h ng Natwnal H JC key League games on the tube next season as well as the Stanley Cup contests Wha t 11 also means IS tha t hoc key w II ha ve an opportun I) to ncrease ts audwn ce pav ts uge playe r sa a rtes and mamta n pant) w th baseball foott a! a d basketball as a leg tt mate b g league sport Should Be Thankful And poss bly what t neans 1 ost of all s tha the NHI Board of Governors should be thankful the) have a gu) I ke Don Huck Mrkmg for them If you e ne er hea d of Don Huck don t "orry A lot of other people haven t e ther fha t s because I e docs h s JOb II e wa) I should be done ef! ctentl) and qutetl) Do Ruck s v ce pres dent of the NHI That s only one of his JObs He also IS prestdent and d redo of NHI se VIces which consume much of hts tin e Ruck pract cally commutes between New York and Wa shmgton You II f nd h rn n Wash ngton more than Pete Ro1elle Bowte Kuhn Walter Kermedy or Mtke Storen and 1f somebod) takes a p cture of the group and you can t seem to denttfy the one on the end - that s Ruck To understand the genesis of hockey s struggle for exposure on TV an exposure t desperate!) needs to surVIve as btg league It should be remembered hockey has the smallest audience hase among the so-called maJor sports Even w1th the Atlanl<l Flrunes there st II are no nocKey nnks to speak of m the South Every hackyard has a hoop and every high school has a football team but where does a kid go to lea rn to skate Wood Dtdo I Agree The TV people are aware or all this and naturall) were slow to shell out anywhere near the k nd of none) they were wtlhng to pay profess onal foothall and baseball or even golf Or•g nally CBS-TV stgned a contract w th the NHI for $1 5 m Ilion a year II exp red m 1970 after which SIX of the NHL s new owners formed what was known as the owners TV com mttee They went to Robert Wood pres dent of CBS-TV and told him they thought hockey was worth more than $1 5 mtlllon Wood dtdn !agree m fact he suggested a drast c reduct on m what the net11 ork was wtllmg to pay Th s created an tmpasse a nd Ruck who had been w th the NHL smce 1966 and had done some work wtth TV took over the negotiations A low ke) mdefattgable dynamo Ruck 45 has his own wa) of negottatmg I believe f1rst n hsten ng to the other fe llow he sa ys don t beheve m the punch trtthe mouth approach That s okay for the hockey games nothmg else He put wgether a two year contract that n 1970 CBS went for but m the spr ng or 1972 CBS wanted out (Coni nued on page 4) Bottinelli-Gallagher Inc 12 Eut 4t1d S New York New Yo k $500. so~ 0 " TO HANDLE A LOAN OF 4 p m to closmg 2 RBI CHARLOTTE N C UI'l) For Bob Menne an obscure Massachusetts native m his Ashtabu la wh tle h s te m I fth year on the PGA tour t mates scored three run s m the was the dream of a life! me f rst nn ng to put the game VIctory In one or the tour s a"ay ea ly nchest events the $250 000 Bob Wes t and Mark Burnett Kemper Open golf tournament h t doubles to account fo• two Th s makes hie wor th 1uns n the ftrst and Scott while swd Menne 32 who McEI" a n s ngled home the defeated Callforman Jerry thtrd run or that f rst mnmg Hea rd on the f1rst extra hole of Baas no" 13 2 ga\e up a a sudden death playoff Sunday doub e n the r rst and a s ngle by smkmg a 311-foot birdte putt m the s xth It s somethmg I ve been dreammg about smce I was a httle ktd he satd It means everythmg -the Masters the 00 0 2 0 000 6 0 2 20 020 000 0 5 2 Tournament of Champions and Ga and 5 th e money which we ve never E cheba had Menne 11ho had w compete m an Ill-hole quallfter JUSt to ge get mto the fteld of the destgnated tournament 10 whtch the games b ggest The Da1~ Sentinel names were required w com DE\OTEDT0111E pete pocketed a $50 000 f1rst INTEREST OF pnze MEIGs-MASON AREA Heard already vtctonous on CHFSI'F.R L. TANNEHD..L Eu< .,., the 1974 wur WJth a wm m the ROBERT HOEFU(ll Flor da Ctlrus Open at ct y F..dl or Published daily ex ep Sa \U"ddy by The Orlando felt he played well Oh o Valley Publishing ComPinY and was far !rom dtsappomted CourtS Pomeroy Ohm !16'71i'!J ~!ness Off re Phlne 9!1'2-2 S6 Edltoria Pbooe m at hts 18-under-par showmg of 270 for 72 holes Second class poJst.age paid at Pomet'Of It was JUSt not m the ~, I TRUST US Special Family Meal Prices b 0 0 GLOUSTER T n S ko sk 2b 2 M ke E c h s l en ~ an ct Pa u l Shafe in AA title game COLUMBUS UP ! Readmg and Wooster Tr way pc1 9 b n eet uday for the I nals n the Oa k and 580 state Class AA htgh school Ka ns C y 5 0 3 baseball tourname t Tex as 25 25 500 Ch cag o 22 2J 489 Read ng advanced to the Ca o n a 2£1 '16 480 5 f nals w th a 4 0 wm over Genoa M nes o a 20 25 !.1 4 6 Sa tu day s Resu t s as Ed Or ck thre11 a two h tter C e e and 5 K an sas C y 2 Tr wa) do11ned Rtver Vtew 3 I New Y o k 6 M nn 5 3 nns Oa k an d 4 M w au k ee m a sem1 fma l game Saturday Bos on 8 Ch ago 0 Or ck faced only 22 batters n T ex as 4 Ba m o e 2 Ca f o n a 4 D e o t e seven nn ng game He Sunday s Resu ts allowed a s ngle to Btl! Welch C eve an d 5 Kans as C y 'l Bos on 9 Ch cage n the fourth nn ng but he "as M n neso a New Yo k erased on a double play The Oa k an d 6 M wau k ee 4 De o 2 ca fo n a 0 other h t was a smgle b) And) Ba 6 T ex a s 5 0 n ns Sanchez m the s xth nn ng Today s P obab e P tche s At T m e s EDT Onck struck out SIX and Ka nsas C y Bu sby 7 4 a ssued no wa ks Ba m o e A exan d e 2 30 p m Both Tnway and Rver V ew Bos on D ag o a M n scored the1r un s m the second eso a Go z 0 8 30 p m On y games he d ued nnmg Tu es day s Ga mes Mtddletown Fenw ck plays Bos on a M nneso a n g h New Yo k a Ch ago n g h Bloom Car oil today n the Ca a M w aukee n g h fmals of the state Class A htgh Oa k and a De o w gh Tex as a C eve and n gh scpool baseball tournament Kan C a Ba m o e n g h Fenw ck now 28-3 advan ced w th a 3 I w n over Van Wert Uncolnv ew and Bloom Ca ro I blanked Ash Ia but a St John 4 0 n se n f nals Saturda) Fenw ck s Je ff Han !ton scattered s x htts to run hts record to 8-1 Catcher Kev n Longs treth had three of those htts and scored Lmcolnv ew s lone run Fen\\tch wtth two htts each by Greg Kalpheke and Mark Moon scoted s ngle runs n the f~rst fifth and se\ enth nmngs Bloom Carroll s John Baas tossed a two httter a t De o F st Ga m e MEIGS AB R H 0 F.h r in sudden death Am e ca leag ue Ea s w 2 22 s ng ed sco ng Coo k sey Sh afe s g ed Chonko s op p ng at second Sn y de g ounded au back to he p I che Chonko l a k ng th rd a nd 5h af e econd Co l e man ng ed on a check ed sw ng cor ng Chonko and Shafe F e u ns f ve h s Seven th Inn ng ME GS W son w ak ed S oba w as h t by a p ch Wa so n va k ed Ash v a ked One un no h s P aye Br e t W son I Ga y Geo ge t TOTALS B o f s ~cr~ re~k:~pc~~~~o;o ~~ ~~ game how he had out-thought (or out gues sed ) the San Fran seo reliever I faced him n the Pactf c Coast I eague and the b g leagues and he s been tough on me sa d Luzmsk He I kes to get ahead of you wtth Ius fa st ball and then go to h s breakmg stuff Htl It Good I was look ng for a fast ball on the f rst pttch And I hit t goo I The homer Luztnsk• s f fth of the season was a tremen dous drtve to stra ghtaway center r eld and brought ex-San Franc sco r eliever Frank Linzy hts third "m The Gtants are m r fth place m the NL West 11 games out of I rst ck S oba R J m N day 2 3 G a y Geo ge second on he h ow hom e Pa t on scored on a w d p ch By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Wrtter The Phtladelplta Pltll es JOked abo ut whe ther Gr eg Luzmsk1 was thmk ng or guessmg Sunday but t wa s no laughm g matter to Randy Moffitt and the San Francisco Gtants The 6 I 220-pound Luz nski JUmped on Moffttl s f rst p tch after commg m from the bullpen Sunday to h1t a t11 o run homer wh tch clunaxed a four run etghth mmng rally and gave the Phllties a 4 3 v ctory over the Gtants The wm kept the Phtllles m a wtual t1e wtth the St Loms Card nals for first place m the National League East Luzmski explamed after the M ke La k ns M ck A h s ng ed Pa on was h t by Cooksey s ng ed • 0 M ke Wa son J b J I y a p ch and oak e on d on pa5 ed ba Ec h5 en l.;a n p e g ed o cen e co ng S ko sk One u o e 9' ounded ou Carmel News, M ck D F st Gam e season Manr ng s pc fo 1 n c oversha lo e n c fo b Metgs o ct a e J hn Ba rd "ho oss " fo u I t r opener o g e Me gs 0 c r 0 n bel nd 2 1 Bard wen I the r st game st k ng 0 seve n and alk ng unl our ns Metgs tall ed t e n t c fourth on a s ngle b) Ba d sacr fl ee b) Perk A consecut ve s ng les b\ M ke Watson ~I ke I 1km s an I tltSpr Play-by-play, boxes of Legion's doubleheader p 0 Sport Parade ily Mil I ON RICHMA N of fo Today's &SAVINGS , 12'l F Matn St • 992 2171 ,. 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MIDDLEPORT, OHIO �ll e!J 1 s., 3 TheDa ly Sent me I M d Uepo t Pm e uy 0 M 2 IN TH E COURT OF HARR ET P a nt vs f W LL AM J e a MAR C UM Reader suffers De enda n s No 5 497 By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR IAM B I have wh a t they ca ll tran stent •sc hemtc atta cks I m on Cownadm to help the C r cu at on of my b ood Thev to d me my blood was now ng good through the vems but wha t I can w dersta d s wl y do I have the nwnbncss til the t me no" on ml left stde I have been to two do tors They I oth told rr e they could to nothmg for the nwn bness It bothers me so at mght I hope you can g 'e me some nforn at on I m 65 "little strokes" DF.AR Rl ADER I an much like a stroke except the s ent sc hcm c atta cks are ep od e are of short duratwn so et ne !led I tt!e strokes Usuall y hey o ly last f ve to 20 th ey are tl e resu t I d se ase n utes W th such ep sodes t s m the arten es 10 the b a n I s the a 1e dL,ea e that a ile ts common o have temporar} the artenes to the hca t nd I ff ~ ty tn speech or tern causes hear t atta cks an d porar) pa alys s of an arm or leg o even d ff ullles n strokes Breaking down the term v s un In the more common schemtc refers to lack of ep sodes here 1 no restdual blood The tschem•a of the Jamage However the fact bram n thts case 1s caused by that you compla n or some the dtsease n the arter cs con! nued d rr culty suggests to S nee they occur as hort me that you ve had some eptsodes they are called Iran relat ely per nanent damage se nt The attacks are ery to some or the bram cells Although from your letter th ts doesn t seem to be your problem mult pie little cp sodes can eventuallytlestroy many of the bra n cells n the gray matter or he bram cor ex Tt as n turn can cause mdl\ tduals to have personal ty cha nges and may ca use forge tful ness and other mental changes The personal ty and mental changes may occur m reflection Saturday Clea ry satd the abse nce or any phys cal McLaughlm would be allowed fmd mgs such as paralys s or to keep hts JOb a nd 1ts earthly d ff~eul ty n speech or v1s on If trappmgs as long as he took one d d not kn ow the mdiVIdual ltme off every year for prayer befo e such little strokes oc cur re d th ey mtght no t and reflection Cleary satd m Boston that he recogn ze that the mdtv dual and McLaughlin talked and had the problem Trans tory a ttacks rna) reflec ted together and m divtduaUy prayed over these recur for one or two years and matters ratsed m recent then sudde nly there won t be an) Some mdtv duals only weeks I have dectded wtth Father have one or two ep sodes and McLaughlm that he wtll fulftll don t have any recurrence th s annual spm tual require- after that Anyone who has ment when hts schedule per such a problem deserves a careful s tudy of the c rculatwn mts Father McLaughlin s work to the bra n In some mstances wtth th e gover nment has there 1s d sease nvolvmg certam un que aspects which arter es outstde the skull m the may requ~re a degree or neck regton or elsewhere that flextbthty m hts hvmg I am affects the ctrculahon to the now sattslfted that although bra n The problems m these thiS neXIb my 1s not nor areas can often be corrected mat ve 1t ts pernusstble gtven surgically his spectal sttuatwn Cleary I would preswne that the nwnbness that you complam of sa1d Mclaughlm who JOined the 1s d rectly related to damage of White House staff m 1971 after an unsuccessful Senate race agamst Sen John 0 Pastore D R I would say only that he (Coni nued from Page 1) had been m contact wtth Father Cleary the mstallatwn were Brenda I want wsee the prtvacy of Taylor gwde Leanne Sebo the Jesutt fanuly preserved marshall Becky Anderson he sad chaplam Dtana Carsey semor custod an Jenmfer Butcher JUnior custodtan Lmda Liz Blaett Mayer recorder MANAGER KILLED nar music an and Twtla DAYTON OhiO (UP! ) Clatworthy nag bearer all Eugene C Johnson 30 Dayton past honored queens of the was found shot to death here early today at the restaurant Bethel The approxunately 90 guests he was managmg pollee sa d attendmg the mstallatwn were Pollee had no clues or suspects by Mtss Kathy King reg stered m the kill ng worthy matron or Middleport Evangelme Chapter I E S and Mrs Joan Vaughan worthy matron of the Pomeroy Chapter government offtctals whtch Linda Mayer and Debbte clearly defme conflict or m Fmlaw were solotsts for the teres! an end to secrecy m nstallallon and mtroduced by government wtth few excep- the honored queen were Mtss tions and regiStration and Sherne Kmg a past honored full dtsclosure of lobbymg queen Mrs Rose Ann Sebo actiVIties by all spectal mterest guardtan Tom Edwards groups assoctale guardtan Mtss Approval Likely Rayburn presented g1fts to Approval of the resolution Mrs Sebo and Edwards was constdered likely because Taylor Mr a nd Mrs more than 40 states have ap- prese nted thetr daughter proved anticorruption legiSla Debbie the new honored tion of varytllg strength m the queen wtlh a g1rt and Debbte past year Thus the governors then presented Miss Rayburn would not be crltiCIZlng them wtth a g ft from them and one selves and their legJslatures from the Bethel However the resolutiOn Decorations earned out the could be taken as a message purple and whtle colors of the auned at Congress where the Bethel The refreshment table Senate has passed two cam featured cakes decorated wtth patgn hnance reform btlls replicas of the urn of mcense smce last fall but the House has emblem of the Bethel wlth the failed to act one m the center bemg m The Milliken Lucey proposal scrt bed wtth the motto Let has one controversial element Your Light So Slune callmg for experunents tn public campwgn fmancmg Holzer Medical Center an approach opposed by Prest (Births) dent NIKOn and some House May :h - Mr and Mrs Democrallc leaders James E Myers son But some states have moved Galhpohs Mr and Mrs mto this area along wtth other Donald D Smith daughter campatgn reforms and the Leon Mr and Mrs John L suggestion for experunents Hughes son GallipoliS Ferry m public flnancmg of cam Mi'lind Mrs Ronald Abbott patgns nught be acceptable to son Oak Hill the governors whose party line June I - Mr and Mrs split now IS 32 Democrats and Joseph Lish son Mason Mr 18 Republicans and Mrs Robert Fulk There was a lobbymg cam daughter Oak Hill palgn under way on behalf of the resolullon w1th offtcials of COUNCILMAN DIE'i Common Cause the national CLEVELAND (UPI)- City cltliens action group seeking Councilman Michael Zone 54 votes for 1t suffered an apparent heart attack early today at h1s west VIrgin Trap side home and was pronounced The umcorn was a myth1 dead on arrtval at St John s cal ammal descrtbed as a Hospital beast or unparallel e d timtdtty People bel eved 1t HOWARDS WINS could be captured only by a pure vtrgm when attracteq SPRINGFIELD 0 (UPI ) Howard s Rurmlure Denver by her c hash ty N C defeated delepdlng At least 800 a tfferen t champton Ltttle Caesar s languages and several times as many dtalects are spoken Detrmt 1U m the chlun by jhe estimated 347 <lll tlhon ptonshtp game here. Sunday to ped'ple of the Afr ca n cont1 wt~ the Stroh ' S!Qw Pitch nent S9flbal! Toufament Priest will keep $25,000 job with White House staff ess Be ng n Sec on No 7 Town No 6 and Range No 4 and beg nn ng on he ne be ween he and and of Ma he ands ce o u s Forr es W am Mu r ay deceased be ng he No hw es co ne o he Fo es and where H cko v 2 nch es n d a mete bea r s south 22 deg ees East 9 nks hence No h 2 deg r ees Eas t sa Rods o a rock m ark ed w th a c oss hence Sou th 2 deg ees wes 9 ads hence Sou h 2 d eg cees West 12 EDITORIAL Two Cents Worth! Market Report GA LLIPOLIS OHIO June I 1974 SALES REPORT OF U each of us w II put m his own two cents worth Rto OhiO Valley Ltveslock Co Grande Commumty College the most exctlmg concept m STOCKER CATTLE STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs 44 to rods a ong Sax on s ne he nce higher educatiOn to hit Southeastern Ohio smce Nehemtah At Sou th 29 degrees Wes 0 od s wood dectded to build Rio Gra nde College a century ago - 11 II 41 50 300 to 400 lbs 41 50 to a ong Sax on s ne hence become a real ty 46 50 400 to 500 lbs 37 50 to Sou h 44 deg r ees West 6 r ods along Sax on s ne hence Two cents worth - that s what 11 w II mean to the property 41 50 500 to 600 lbs 3450 to 40 Sou h 34 deg r.es w es t 4 ods 600 to 700 lbs 32 50 to 37 85 700 along Saxt on s ne hence owners of the four-county distrtct Less than two cents a day Sou h 11 d eg r ee s We st 23 ods mcrease m taxes wtll buy a state supported pub! c Commuruty lbs and Over 28 to 34 75 and 18 I nks alon g Sa )I, ton s I ne College where the young people of the dts!rtct can get h gher HEIFER CALVES - 250 to then ce South 87 deg ee s Eas 22 Rods along Sax on s I ne o he education at lower COS! WithOUt havmg to go Off (O the big 300 lbs 44 to 47 300 to 400 lbs place of beg nn ng con a n ng 5 c ty Industr al development has made 11 poss ble for the youth of 39 50 to 42 75 400 to 500 lbs 35 acres mor e o ess S tuated n Sect on 8 Town 6 southeastern OhiO to remall\ and budd the r I ves n thetr own to 41 500 to 600 lbs 34 50 to Range 14 bo u nded and country wtlh plenty of JObs available Now wtth the Commuruty ;l1 75 600 to 700 lbs 31 50 to descr bed as fol ows Beg nn ng at the southwes carne Qf wha College the same w II be true for educatiOn 32 75 700 lbs and Over 27 50 to s kn ow n as the Geo ge G es And 1! won t cost the taxpayer two cents a day on average 34 barn o at a p o n on he r oad and west ne of sa d Sec on No And that s GOOD STOCK COWS & BULLS (By 17 thence east w h he sou h When we can offer ou r young people\md our adult ctltzens an The Head) - Stock Cows 200 to ne of sa d barnya d and the sa m e p educed to the cen e of opporturuty to unprove their lives through education wtlh the 310 Stock Cows and Calves 285 L t e Lead ng c eek henc e n to 450 Stock Bulls 250 to 310 a southe y d re c on down consequent general unprovement of the whole commumty fo r l t e C eek an d th ough the cu t less than two cents a day lrtepds we ve got somethmg go ng for Baby Calves 10to 100 (By The whe e h e same ha s b ee n us And 1ts thanks to countless men and women of vtston and good Poundt - Can ners & Cutters ecen y s a ghtened o a PO n n the center of sa d Creek sense through the past 100 years that thts opporturuty ts ours Cows 21 to 26 Holstem Cows be ow 1he house a e y occup ed 25 50 to 30 50 Commerctal by lew s Pane op pos e the today m ost weste y po n o the Rio Grande College has been a stgn f cant contr butwn to this Bulls (I 000 lbs and Over) 31 50 ga den on he eas s de o t he area of Ohio smce Jts foundmg m 1876 It has changed when to3710 \ creek hen ce n a no h wE>ste y d ec t on fo he oad change was needed It has adapted 1tself to the needs of th e LAMBS Tops 90 lbs to 110 be ow the J S G es ba n a he sou herl y ga t e pos of the ga e people and to the Circumstances of the tunes And t still does 35 to 42 Seconds 75lbs to 80 28 o he creek pastu e f e d Through the avatlable factlltles or Rto Grande College 1ts to 31 50 Lights 40 lbs to 65 22 to hence n a northe y d ect on bu ldmgs books laborator es faculty and..s.laff the pub! c fo low ng the oad o the pl ace 30 Stock Ewes By the Head 10 of beg n n ng conta n ng en state supported Commuruty College wtll make low-cost college to 25 ac es more or ess Beg nn ng 156 rods Eas and education avatlable to everyone for less than two cents a day m VEAL CALVES - Top• 220 93 2 ads No h of the Sou hwes taxes lbs to 250 58 to 60 35 Medtwn carne of Sect on No 7 Town And that s GOOD No 6 Range No 4 hence 200 lbs to 300 46 50 to 55 Culls Vote YES next Tuesday for Cornmumty College North 88 deg!'IMS West 3 80 46 50 Dolin cha ns Nor h 8 ~ degrees wes Get your two cents worth SHOATS- 10 to 17 50 6 7 cha ns No h 68 degrees (Guest edttortal by John A Epling ) West 2 01 cha ns No h 85 deg ees w est 3 92 cha ns Nor h 53 deg ees West 6 06 cha n s North 44 degrees wes 3 28 cha ns N o h 37 3 deg ees We s 7 04 cha ns No h 66l/. degrees West 7 42 cha ns o creek No h 33 2 deg ees East 40 cha ns North 32 deg ees wes .44 cha ns No h 14 deg ees Wes 4 6 cha ns No h 23 degrees Ea s 32 cha ns No h 85 deg ees Eas 5 cha ns Nor h 60 deg ees Eas 93 cha ns North 3 deg ees E as 94 cha ns No h 29 degrees w es 8 cha ns Sou h 82 deg ees wes 60 cha ns No h .43 deg ees Wes 06 cha ns No h 2 2 deg ees West 5 cha ns North 5 deg ees w es 2.4 cha ns No h 26 3 deg ees Ea s 44 cha ns No h 62 deg ees Eas 1 49 cha ns Nor h 50 deg ees Eas 2 29 cha ns No h 3 d eg ee s Eas 03 ch a n s No h 54 deg ees Ea s 35 cha ns No h a d eg ees Ea s JS ch a ns No h 52 deg ees Ea s 8 cha ns No h 6 deg ees Eas 3 36 cha ns Nor h 3 deg ees West 3 cha s 6 deg ees East 88 No th cha ns No h 30 deg ees Ea s 98 cha ns No h 24 deg ee s Eas 00 cha ns o No h ne o Sect on Eas 5 53 c ha n s south 4 04 cha ns Sou h 2 deg ees West 2 09 c ha n s So ut h 3 degrees west 85 cha n s South 28 deg ees Wes t 9 cha ns Sou h 37 deg ees w es 2 82 cha ns Sou h 38 degr ees West 45 cha ns South 8 degree s East s 88 c ha ns E as 5 45 cha ns Sou h 8 2 deg ees Wes 3 89 ha ns Sou h 9 deg ee s Eas 79 cha ns South 5 degrees Eas 57 cha ns Sou th 10 deg ees west 2 5 cha ns Sou th 9 d egrees Wes 2 71 cha ns South 8 deg rees Wes 2 45 cha ns Sou h 2 degrees East 9 cha ns Sou h 36 deg r ees Eas 4 c ha ns South 34 deg ees East 3 3 cha ns Sou h 34 degrees East 2 42 cha ns Sou h 17J deg ees East 79 eM ns Sou h 6 deg,rees Eas 6 66 cha ns to place of beg nn ng con a n ng 107 82 00 ac es EXCEPT N G om the above desc r bed ra e a p ece of and descr bed as fo tow s Beg nn ng at he sou theast co ner of th e above de sc r bed land henc e North 88 2 degrees wes t a ong the road 18 rod s hence No t h 79 degrees Wes 20 rods hence North 66 degrees Wes 24 ods th ence Nor h 50 deg ees Wes 6 rods thence Nor h 48 deg ees Wes 14 ads thence North 40 degrees west 7 ods and ~ nk s to a stake hence North 87 ~ degrees East 76 rod s and 20 nks to Wor ey For es t I ne thence South abou 2 degre es East a ong sa d For res ne o the pla ce of beg nn ng con tan ng 4 acres and 128 rods more or less A so hi tot ow ng rea esta e s tueted In M~l51s County and n Rut end Townsh p btolnn no a the Westerly ne of the Sect on Whit s known 11 the south wester corner of the George v W G Its Born lot In sect on No 7 Tawn No 6 and Rangt No u n sa d Me"' County of the Oh o Company s p u rchl!l lhence In an easter v d reel pn w th th•. nt of tand:J)w ned J)y Lewis •• ne to th eW!torpef of Governors unite on post·Watergate Local Bowling Wednesday N te H gh Ftye s May 29 974 Won Lo st 0 Zly 4 22 10 Bo n W nn e s 22 0 H& S 8 4 Pow e s pe V a u 6 6 s ow Ro e s 0 22 Team 2 8 2 Team H g Se es Bo n W nners 22 8 H& S 88 Powe Sup e Va u 2 60 Tea m H gh Game H& S 8 Bo n W nn e s 765 Bo n W n ne s 6J Men s H g h Se es D ewe y Sm h 595 Jac k a obs 52 Anc C oss 502 Men s H gh G a me Dewey Sm 2 5 Ron F y 20 La y Po w e 200 W ome n s H g h Se es Ma en e w so n 5 q Be y Wh a h 78 Ange a Sm h 'M a Wo m e n s H g h G a m e en e son 2 3 Ange a Sm h 80 Be y W h a ch 6 w L e lea d n g C eek. a nor her y d ec:: on hen e n o ow ng he ente of he sa d Lead ng C eek o and own ed by Wm and Be n e Sa x on hence n a wes e y d ec on w h he n e of sa d Sax on and o he oa d th en ce w lh sa d oad n a no he y d ec t on o he to k s of he oad no h o he S d e H Chu ch o h e Wes e y ne o sad Sec on No henc e Sou h w h he Sec on ne o he pa c e o f b e g nn n g EX CEPT NG so m uc h of he a bove descr bed ac known as h e S de H Chu ch o be ng h e same and deeded o H L Lyn e by ohn F P a n e and w e con a n ng 4 50 ac es m ore,.o ess Be ng he sa m e rea e s at e conv eyed o By on Sa x on by Warran y Deed da ed May 0 9 0 and ec:orded n Me gs Coun y Deed Re co d Vo 04 pa ge 55 Wa an y Deed da ed May 28 90 and reco ded n M e gs County Record vo 97 pade 63 by Wa antv Deed da ed December 30 925 and reco ded n M e ~s County Deed Record Vo 28 page 377 by Aff dav t fo T ansfe dated, Ju y 8 922 and e o ded n Me gs Coun y Deed Reco d vo 23 page 259 and by Qu t Cia m Deed da ed uty 28 1922 afld recorded n Me gs Count y Deed Record Vo 123 page 26 1 The eal este le was appra sed for S36 500 00 Terms of Sa e Cash n hend upon de ve y of deed S1 000 00 o the purchase pr ce sha be d epos ed promp y as earnes money upon camp e on of b dd no Rober c Ha enbach Sher ff Me gs Coun y 1 Pom e oy Oh o 6 J 10 \ 1 ~ 7 St c NEW YORK (UP! ) - The Re v John McLaughlin a Jeswt pnest who took a vow of poverty IS patd $25 000 a year as a Whtte House speech wr1ter lives m Washmgton s plush Watergate complex and says he s fasc nated by power Clearly power IS JUS! as great an emohonal expertence as makmg love he satd m an mterv1ew published 1n People magazme and 11 nughl not be as short term My lifestyle IS avante garde salarted and autonomous Even though I work at the Whtte House I m available for weddings baptisms --and exorctsms I ve never performed an exorciSITI but the tune could come I ve been mclmed to look at the JUdiCial branch McLaughlin 47 satd he opposed releasmg the Whtte House tapes an act he com pares to losmg your VJrgi!Uty you reveal one and then how do you stop" He defended Prestdent Ntxon s use of profamty as nothing more than a form of emohonal dramage McLaughlin satd m the m tervtew that he thmks celibacy for pnests was obsolete I look forward to the day when women can become prtests he added HIS presence on the While House staff and hiS defense of Prestdent NIXon have thrust McLauglin mto controversy He was summoned to Boston to talk to hts religwus superior the Very Rev Robert T Cleary JesUit provme1al of New England for prayer and SEATTLE Wash (UP!) The country s gove rn ors whose col!ectl\ e poll! cal n fluence seldom comes together on the same cause moved today toward approval of a stro ng reso luhon on the vola! le quest on of what to do after Watergate As about 45 ch ef state executives gather for the 1974 Nat onal Governors Con ference here a campa gn was generatm g support for a powerful spectflc statement on rootmg corrupt ion out of goverrunent Gov Dan Evans of Wash mg ton host and national cha r man of the group key noted the meetmg wtth a direct cheUenge to the federal government The states he satd had taken deCisive action m contrast to that of the national govern ment n ftelds such as poht ca l elhtcs campatgn reform consumer protection and no-fault auto msurance F~rst Obstacle Passed It has been the states who have responded most fully to the problems or the day he sa d This has been a response not m terms of empty rhetoric wtthout action or VISionary promtses without dollars It has been a response whtch has reqwred executtve and legisla live courage ~ound fiscal management plus a wtllmgness to act The first obstacle to putting the conferences on record WJth a formal government ethtcs resolution was passed Sunday The group s executive conuruttee --seven of rune membeFS attendmg --unanunously approved h statement proposed by Republican Go\1 Wilham Mtlhken of MIChtgan and Democrat Patnck Lucey of Wtsconsm whtch called the fight to restore c llzen conf1 dence m government the first obhga lion of every goverrunent offtctal The resol1111on which will be debated and acted upon Wed nesday urges all levels of government to ensure loop hole free campaign fmance regulations WJth limits on contrtbutions and spendmg strmgent ethical codes for Final honor roll list made er Ra nd y Sn der Gary Snouffer The na x week s g r ad ng pe od fo he Me gs H gh Sc hoo was annou nced today Sc hne der Ga ry Mak ng a grade of B o above na he sub ectsfobe named to he o I we e SE N ORS Debb e A man za Chr s ne Ba ey Dav d Barnha t Edna Stone Eve eft Schu David Sw sher Pau l Voss Sherman Wh fe JUN IOR S - Vcke Abbott Ga I Ba ley K m Brown ng L nda Burbr dge Debb e Cam pbel Mandy Carde Jane Roger Den1 Bonne D lion Bar eft Reg na B ng R tch e Car Da v dson Sandy Curts B um e naue Car a Cr sp R ck Donna Boyd Bo n Debb e Bu dge Fred Burn ey Jenny Ca u h e r s Kerry Chesser Larry R Co eman Cynth a Crag Melv n Cremea n s Joyce Oav s R ta Oav s Robert Counc Ray a nna Cole Rose Colburn Dana Clay Ma ce ll a Ch ar es Jenn e Chap m a n Belinda Fr end M chae l Ha ey Teresa Hayes Debra Hoffman Son a K se R ck Couch Holcomb J m Hutton Tam Hoffman lau a Hoover Da r la Har~;Je r Bon ta Johnston Debb e Janey Andrew Hoover Mona K ng Sammy L tt e M ~· Magnotta Charles Marsha Joe Ne son Tammy Mowery P09gy Mould K m Oh ng e Tammy M chael Mary Ru.che Judy Radford B uce Reed Steve R fe Beck Roush Aut umn Sayre Tammy Sn der Tam a Stan ey George Stewart Kenny Wya nt Usa Thomas Ernest W II Earl Wood G eg Van M eter Donna Thornton FRE SHMEN Cheryl Barnhart Debb e Birchfield Blaetfnar Tammy Sand a F loccar G eg France Sc he rr y Lane Nancy Mary Ca a F ·ye Conn e Garnes Lawrence Dana Lew s Joel B ake Mary Boggs Teresa Ke lee Burdette Venda G bbs B enda Van Maue V rg n a McCune Greg Brown Me er Gress B dgel Gob e McK nney Debra McLaughl n Eta ne Cors Marga et Cors Den se Haw ey lngr d Hawley Dav d A len Moore P09gy Mar k Dav s Rob n Dewhurst Mary Durst Opal Dyer Paula Maureen Hennessey James An11e Murphy Sharon Murray Teresa E Is H I Jan ce Ho ter Chery l Annette N tz Cathy Osborne E1c h nger Conn e F sh Sandy Garnes Hud son J acqu e ne H utton Judy Owen Rebecca Panter Kombor y Mary Janey No ma Sue Jo Anna Peyton Barbara Jenn fe r G ate Grueser Crysta Hal Trudy J ef f er s V c k Ke l y Ezra P ce Rose Ramsburg K ser Debra Kn ght L one l Ken neth Rife R ck Slllser Hal Jayne Hutch son Cheryl Kennedy Jacqueline K ng LeFeb r e George Lemley Bryan Shank Owen Sheets Landers Sandy Jeffrey Lightfoot Ke lh L ltle Dana Sm th Brenda Stonley Penny M ke May, B I McKinney A sa Walker Drema Ward Metheny Lorane McEihahey James McLo n W 1 am L nda WI ams Babs Wlte James Pockl ngton Scotl Suzy Samue s Myers Tina N er v ck e SO PHOMORES - Brenda Jo Napper Debb e Obe hoi zer Ga y 0 Dell Bo In Sandy Carleton Karen Kimberl y Sebo Sonya Ohl nge Ma k 0 ter Co le ma n G nger Cu turns She ton Melan e Simmons D ana Pa nter Roxie Pat M c hae Da venP9d Pamela Dusty Sm th Kenneth Smith Debb e Taylor ter$On Terry P ckens Debra Dav s John Fult z Scott T m Sm th Ra,ymond P erce S eve Pr ce M chael F aser~ Cherie Fry Cindy June .lWam sley Barba a Demosk ey D nah E lew ne Theodo e F she R chard s Sand y Sher r Kauff Danny King An ita K ng Son a Just ce J o e Ro senbaum Rusc he llt G laze Crysta l Gaze W II am Jean e Gloyd Ju e Harnm Pamela ( Wall uuane Webe Wil cox "'bert W II Wet don Beverly V v an New queen ~1 ouster e1gs, DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB L TE M P E l) • I4 l J He D1ed Happy He Had a Full Tank of Gas~ COMMON P L EAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Md!lp1 M ck Mon n ghtho nde hurk Wel!sto !l oc k e~ bra n ce lls and m that case there 1s ndeed very little else that can be done about t at thiS t me It IS true that the !unction of any muscles that are m volved wtth any form of stroke can be Improved and helped wtth physwtherapy Thts IS somet mes Important to prevent loss of function later So I would thmk the tmgortant th mg m yo ur case m ght be mamta mng the full range of actiVI ty and mot on or your arm s legs and vartou s muscles I note that you refer to the c rculat on n yo ur vems Actually the area that doctors are mterested n IS ctrculatwn th rough your arlertes I am sure your doctors meant the c rculatwn through your ar t€r es at thts lime IS all rtght The Cownadm you are taking s to prevent any further clottmg eptsodes m the artenes that could cause new attacks do g e Sun Ia HOW THEY SCORE 0 GLOUSTE R lc I up ns off C ane A t I s epltcc 1 ent W tl one out Echsten er n~ l I an I Pa o as t b a p ch befo e D ck Cookse s ngled s e ng A ads of (co ge i Hod Karr n tl o nf e I I e UJ en s ng lcs n gc s o e fo C d e s a M nr ng An l Cl onko the s n ~l ed s I d S fer and Cotler a C a c e four a d a h r I nn ngs alk n~ th ee d !ann ng lou I le g v ng up f e I w A It 1s ed o h r Is I Me gs leg on na es base e gl un alks a dune hen I e s ht b p tch M g st k o t M g By the Day Those vtsttmg w th Mrs Mar) Ctrcle dunng the weekend were Mr and Mrs W II am Perry Danny Perry and fnend Rama Gtst all of Holland Oh o Mr and Mrs James Ctrcle of Neu Haven and Mr and Mrs Melvtn Ctrcle and fam tly or Colwnbus Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson of Ractne Mr and Mrs Shelby Ptcken~ a nd lam ly of Pomeroy were 10 West V1rg101a Sunday vtsttmg cemet€nes at Independence Mr and Mrs Lee Harrts of Spr nglleld spent Saturday 1111 Tuesday wtth Mr and Mrs Homer Ctrcle Verna and Wave Paul Rose home on leave from Maryland Mr and Mrs Gene Hudson of Racme called at the home of Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor recently Mr and Mrs Bernard Ga ner of Barberton Mrs Erma! Schreckengost of Parkersbburg called at the home of Mrs Dean Brmker on Saturday evemng Calling at the B~mker home on Monday were Mrs Dean Barmtz of Pomeroy Wtlllam Carleton of Racme Patnck Johnson and Betty Van Meter local Mr and Mrs James Ingram of Colwnbus spent the weekend w th Ralph Lee and the Robert Lee !amtly Harrisonville Society News Mrs Nell Clark and daughter Prtsctlla v s ted the Dale W lhamses Mrs Mmme F01 t and Mrs Earl Fo t Jr v1s ted the M A Epples Mr and Mrs Harold Ball and grandson VISited the Eugene Youngs over the weekend Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey VISited the Roy Wtsemans Mrs Eva Waggoner and Mr and Mrs Bobby Gtbson and daughter Robm 11ere over mght guests of the Robert Alkires Saturday mght Mr and Mrs Larry Clark and daughter Tamra spen~ lite weekend WIth her brother and fmmly the Rev Davtd Wtseman of Woodsfteld • Penny was the guest of her • grandparents the Robert : Clarks • Mr and Mrs Robert Clark and Mr and Mrs Don Updergraff VlSlted the Larry Clarks 10 Chester on Monday evenmg The Larry Clarks are sellmg theJr home and movmg closer to hts work Dr Harlan Jewell and hts brother Clayton and wife of • Detrott Mtch VIsited here ' Saturday Mrs Verna Han10g and son or New Albany visited Guy Bolm her brother Monda~ Recent guests of Ava Gilkey were Mrs Ed King Sr Mrs Ed King Jr Leola Noms Mr ' and Mrs Don Robbins (Irene Dye) of Colwnbus Len rue Jewell Harold Graham Eva • Waggoner Guy Bolin Mrs •• Maxme Moore and Mr and : Mrs Walter Jordan and Dale : Whaley Jane Gilkey and son , Guy • Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan • or Ga!Upolls have pw-chasect • the Blgony Funeral Home ln ! Albany and will tak41 : possession on JUly 1 ; Mr and Mrs Bob Clark,,took •1 Mr and Mrs Doo Upd«!!raff ~ttno ~,.T ...--1 ..... 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GALLIPOLIS, OtflO What make s us a d1fferent kmd of loan company makes us a better kmd of loan company I 0 0 2 B I Ho and cl 4 0 M ke N esse oad 2b 0 Jo hn Ba d p 3 Pe k Au l ss 0 ' 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 , 3 0 A nd y Chonko l '2 00 Pn u Sha e 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 4 S ua t Pa on M D c ke Snyder 3b 3 ve Co e ma n ss 2 M ke Househo e 0 0 b 0 0 3 Rog er Sc hu z p 2 D ck Cook sev oh o TOTALS 24 0 0 Second Game MEIGS Player AB R H RBI B Ho la nd cl 3 0 0 0 M ck Da enpo ss 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 b 0 M k e Nesse oad 2b 0 0 M k e La k ns 0 Bre W son 2b 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 da y b ohn Ba d 3b m N an Ham on c Ton y Fo d en B I Chaney p 2 St eve Ba hner 2b Je f B aze 0 0 0 R ck 5 oba I c Pe k Au I p M ck Ash c Pa Sou by I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 p 0 0 0 M ke Wa s TOTALS 20 I GLOUSTER S korsk 2b 0 0 T m M ke E chsl enkam cf 3 S ua t Pa ten 2 D ck Cooksey Andy Chonko b 3 c 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 I 3 1 0 M ke Snyde 3b 3 2 0 0 0 Dave Co e ma n ss M ck Man ng p R cha d Sha er 3 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 f 0 M ke Househo te TOTALS 3 b 0 0 25 6 a Dream comes true cards he sad Menne sank a SIX foot putt for a btrdte on the f nal regula! on hole a 441 yard par 4 to draw even wtth Heard and send the tournament mto a playoff I knew the only chance I d have was to make 11 satd Menne who had an Ill-hole score of 67 to Heard s 70 over the par 72 7 085-yard Quat! Hollow Country Club course Veteran Dave Hill wtth a 65 on ly one stroke off the course record was third at 271 Lee Trevmo s 69 put hun another shot back at 272 At 273 were smooth-putt ng Btlly Casper and lanky J C Snead Jack Ntcklaus was etght strokes off the wmnmg pace wtth a 711-278 and Masters cham pton Gary Player vic tor ous a week ago m the Memphis Class c had a 72-286 Johnny M ller getting his game m shape for the US Open posted a fmal round 70 w rm sh at 280 Both defendmg champiOn Tom Wetskopf and Arnold Palmer nussed the cut Palmer for the th1rd week m a row som ethmg that had never before happened m hts career re11ta n apa men o house an econom ca Sl a e Fa m Te nan Homeo wn e s Po cy can p o ec you u n u e c o hes and othe pe sana be ong ngs ga ns many pe s can p o ec you aga ns ab y awsu s oo Le meg eyouCJ I he dea s STEVE SNOWDE~ 553 Russe ll Stree t (Gravel H111) Mtddleport 0 PH. 992-7155 ST~Tt: FARM l ke a good neghbo Sa e fam s ne e NSUR:ANCI 8 Saera mF eandCasuatty Company Home Ol ce Boomngon lnos I> 7330 Spring Special For LP Gas me ode! ~y Times-Sen tne •e ti 2 b 26 Na ona ad e t s ng ep uen a ve People trust us to handle thetr savmgs $ 0 0 0 NJ::W YORK UP! You nay fool a! the people sol c of th t 1e and you ca n e en fool some f II e peo ple a! the t n e bu you ca n never fool the te lev tston people at opt on t n The r I s n ts are so good they remmd you or ho I ng p geons rhey rarely na ke a n stak espec ally when on s o dec dmg whether to p ck up an opt on or let t drop Desp te a good dea of cunJecture to the contrary NBC rv as dec ded top ck up oc kel s upt on fo the 1974 75 season Wha t that means IS you II be able to contmue wat h ng Natwnal H JC key League games on the tube next season as well as the Stanley Cup contests Wha t 11 also means IS tha t hoc key w II ha ve an opportun I) to ncrease ts audwn ce pav ts uge playe r sa a rtes and mamta n pant) w th baseball foott a! a d basketball as a leg tt mate b g league sport Should Be Thankful And poss bly what t neans 1 ost of all s tha the NHI Board of Governors should be thankful the) have a gu) I ke Don Huck Mrkmg for them If you e ne er hea d of Don Huck don t "orry A lot of other people haven t e ther fha t s because I e docs h s JOb II e wa) I should be done ef! ctentl) and qutetl) Do Ruck s v ce pres dent of the NHI That s only one of his JObs He also IS prestdent and d redo of NHI se VIces which consume much of hts tin e Ruck pract cally commutes between New York and Wa shmgton You II f nd h rn n Wash ngton more than Pete Ro1elle Bowte Kuhn Walter Kermedy or Mtke Storen and 1f somebod) takes a p cture of the group and you can t seem to denttfy the one on the end - that s Ruck To understand the genesis of hockey s struggle for exposure on TV an exposure t desperate!) needs to surVIve as btg league It should be remembered hockey has the smallest audience hase among the so-called maJor sports Even w1th the Atlanl<l Flrunes there st II are no nocKey nnks to speak of m the South Every hackyard has a hoop and every high school has a football team but where does a kid go to lea rn to skate Wood Dtdo I Agree The TV people are aware or all this and naturall) were slow to shell out anywhere near the k nd of none) they were wtlhng to pay profess onal foothall and baseball or even golf Or•g nally CBS-TV stgned a contract w th the NHI for $1 5 m Ilion a year II exp red m 1970 after which SIX of the NHL s new owners formed what was known as the owners TV com mttee They went to Robert Wood pres dent of CBS-TV and told him they thought hockey was worth more than $1 5 mtlllon Wood dtdn !agree m fact he suggested a drast c reduct on m what the net11 ork was wtllmg to pay Th s created an tmpasse a nd Ruck who had been w th the NHL smce 1966 and had done some work wtth TV took over the negotiations A low ke) mdefattgable dynamo Ruck 45 has his own wa) of negottatmg I believe f1rst n hsten ng to the other fe llow he sa ys don t beheve m the punch trtthe mouth approach That s okay for the hockey games nothmg else He put wgether a two year contract that n 1970 CBS went for but m the spr ng or 1972 CBS wanted out (Coni nued on page 4) Bottinelli-Gallagher Inc 12 Eut 4t1d S New York New Yo k $500. so~ 0 " TO HANDLE A LOAN OF 4 p m to closmg 2 RBI CHARLOTTE N C UI'l) For Bob Menne an obscure Massachusetts native m his Ashtabu la wh tle h s te m I fth year on the PGA tour t mates scored three run s m the was the dream of a life! me f rst nn ng to put the game VIctory In one or the tour s a"ay ea ly nchest events the $250 000 Bob Wes t and Mark Burnett Kemper Open golf tournament h t doubles to account fo• two Th s makes hie wor th 1uns n the ftrst and Scott while swd Menne 32 who McEI" a n s ngled home the defeated Callforman Jerry thtrd run or that f rst mnmg Hea rd on the f1rst extra hole of Baas no" 13 2 ga\e up a a sudden death playoff Sunday doub e n the r rst and a s ngle by smkmg a 311-foot birdte putt m the s xth It s somethmg I ve been dreammg about smce I was a httle ktd he satd It means everythmg -the Masters the 00 0 2 0 000 6 0 2 20 020 000 0 5 2 Tournament of Champions and Ga and 5 th e money which we ve never E cheba had Menne 11ho had w compete m an Ill-hole quallfter JUSt to ge get mto the fteld of the destgnated tournament 10 whtch the games b ggest The Da1~ Sentinel names were required w com DE\OTEDT0111E pete pocketed a $50 000 f1rst INTEREST OF pnze MEIGs-MASON AREA Heard already vtctonous on CHFSI'F.R L. TANNEHD..L Eu< .,., the 1974 wur WJth a wm m the ROBERT HOEFU(ll Flor da Ctlrus Open at ct y F..dl or Published daily ex ep Sa \U"ddy by The Orlando felt he played well Oh o Valley Publishing ComPinY and was far !rom dtsappomted CourtS Pomeroy Ohm !16'71i'!J ~!ness Off re Phlne 9!1'2-2 S6 Edltoria Pbooe m at hts 18-under-par showmg of 270 for 72 holes Second class poJst.age paid at Pomet'Of It was JUSt not m the ~, I TRUST US Special Family Meal Prices b 0 0 GLOUSTER T n S ko sk 2b 2 M ke E c h s l en ~ an ct Pa u l Shafe in AA title game COLUMBUS UP ! Readmg and Wooster Tr way pc1 9 b n eet uday for the I nals n the Oa k and 580 state Class AA htgh school Ka ns C y 5 0 3 baseball tourname t Tex as 25 25 500 Ch cag o 22 2J 489 Read ng advanced to the Ca o n a 2£1 '16 480 5 f nals w th a 4 0 wm over Genoa M nes o a 20 25 !.1 4 6 Sa tu day s Resu t s as Ed Or ck thre11 a two h tter C e e and 5 K an sas C y 2 Tr wa) do11ned Rtver Vtew 3 I New Y o k 6 M nn 5 3 nns Oa k an d 4 M w au k ee m a sem1 fma l game Saturday Bos on 8 Ch ago 0 Or ck faced only 22 batters n T ex as 4 Ba m o e 2 Ca f o n a 4 D e o t e seven nn ng game He Sunday s Resu ts allowed a s ngle to Btl! Welch C eve an d 5 Kans as C y 'l Bos on 9 Ch cage n the fourth nn ng but he "as M n neso a New Yo k erased on a double play The Oa k an d 6 M wau k ee 4 De o 2 ca fo n a 0 other h t was a smgle b) And) Ba 6 T ex a s 5 0 n ns Sanchez m the s xth nn ng Today s P obab e P tche s At T m e s EDT Onck struck out SIX and Ka nsas C y Bu sby 7 4 a ssued no wa ks Ba m o e A exan d e 2 30 p m Both Tnway and Rver V ew Bos on D ag o a M n scored the1r un s m the second eso a Go z 0 8 30 p m On y games he d ued nnmg Tu es day s Ga mes Mtddletown Fenw ck plays Bos on a M nneso a n g h New Yo k a Ch ago n g h Bloom Car oil today n the Ca a M w aukee n g h fmals of the state Class A htgh Oa k and a De o w gh Tex as a C eve and n gh scpool baseball tournament Kan C a Ba m o e n g h Fenw ck now 28-3 advan ced w th a 3 I w n over Van Wert Uncolnv ew and Bloom Ca ro I blanked Ash Ia but a St John 4 0 n se n f nals Saturda) Fenw ck s Je ff Han !ton scattered s x htts to run hts record to 8-1 Catcher Kev n Longs treth had three of those htts and scored Lmcolnv ew s lone run Fen\\tch wtth two htts each by Greg Kalpheke and Mark Moon scoted s ngle runs n the f~rst fifth and se\ enth nmngs Bloom Carroll s John Baas tossed a two httter a t De o F st Ga m e MEIGS AB R H 0 F.h r in sudden death Am e ca leag ue Ea s w 2 22 s ng ed sco ng Coo k sey Sh afe s g ed Chonko s op p ng at second Sn y de g ounded au back to he p I che Chonko l a k ng th rd a nd 5h af e econd Co l e man ng ed on a check ed sw ng cor ng Chonko and Shafe F e u ns f ve h s Seven th Inn ng ME GS W son w ak ed S oba w as h t by a p ch Wa so n va k ed Ash v a ked One un no h s P aye Br e t W son I Ga y Geo ge t TOTALS B o f s ~cr~ re~k:~pc~~~~o;o ~~ ~~ game how he had out-thought (or out gues sed ) the San Fran seo reliever I faced him n the Pactf c Coast I eague and the b g leagues and he s been tough on me sa d Luzmsk He I kes to get ahead of you wtth Ius fa st ball and then go to h s breakmg stuff Htl It Good I was look ng for a fast ball on the f rst pttch And I hit t goo I The homer Luztnsk• s f fth of the season was a tremen dous drtve to stra ghtaway center r eld and brought ex-San Franc sco r eliever Frank Linzy hts third "m The Gtants are m r fth place m the NL West 11 games out of I rst ck S oba R J m N day 2 3 G a y Geo ge second on he h ow hom e Pa t on scored on a w d p ch By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Wrtter The Phtladelplta Pltll es JOked abo ut whe ther Gr eg Luzmsk1 was thmk ng or guessmg Sunday but t wa s no laughm g matter to Randy Moffitt and the San Francisco Gtants The 6 I 220-pound Luz nski JUmped on Moffttl s f rst p tch after commg m from the bullpen Sunday to h1t a t11 o run homer wh tch clunaxed a four run etghth mmng rally and gave the Phllties a 4 3 v ctory over the Gtants The wm kept the Phtllles m a wtual t1e wtth the St Loms Card nals for first place m the National League East Luzmski explamed after the M ke La k ns M ck A h s ng ed Pa on was h t by Cooksey s ng ed • 0 M ke Wa son J b J I y a p ch and oak e on d on pa5 ed ba Ec h5 en l.;a n p e g ed o cen e co ng S ko sk One u o e 9' ounded ou Carmel News, M ck D F st Gam e season Manr ng s pc fo 1 n c oversha lo e n c fo b Metgs o ct a e J hn Ba rd "ho oss " fo u I t r opener o g e Me gs 0 c r 0 n bel nd 2 1 Bard wen I the r st game st k ng 0 seve n and alk ng unl our ns Metgs tall ed t e n t c fourth on a s ngle b) Ba d sacr fl ee b) Perk A consecut ve s ng les b\ M ke Watson ~I ke I 1km s an I tltSpr Play-by-play, boxes of Legion's doubleheader p 0 Sport Parade ily Mil I ON RICHMA N of fo Today's &SAVINGS , 12'l F Matn St • 992 2171 ,. IN POINT PLEASANT CONTACT HERMAN LYNCH PHONE 675-2460 IN DONNA STEWART 992-2145 MOBILE HOMES AND NEW CENTRAL HEATING AND SPACE HEATERS 'CITY ICE & FUEL CO• POINT PLEASANT W. VA. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO �-l - Tht• DCIUy St>ntmel. f\'lldctlepor t-Punll'ru: , U., Mondc-1) . .Jww .\, l!l 1~ . ::::::::-:·:::·:·:·:::::·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:::·:·:·:::::·:·:::·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·: Perry goes 9 in 9th win By STU CAMEN UP! Sports Writer Gaylord Perry has dried up h1s act but opposing Amer1ca n League batters may still ask him to tak e a sa liva test. Perry, who has admitted to throwing spitters in the past , was forced to change h1s routme th1s season aft er baseball's rules c01mmttee dec1ded over the winter to make it eas1er for umpires to warn, and then even eject. pitchers for throwing the outlawed pitch. Since gomg dry this year, the Oeveland Indians' veteran h:1s won rune games m a row after losing the season-opener and has thr ow n nme complete games, including Sunday's 5-2 victory over Kansas C1ty when he stopped the Royals on six hits . ''! was disgusted with my \ control today," said Perry, 35, who walked six batters but now has allowed only five runs on his last 45 innings of work and run his route-ginng performance streak to five. "l had a good forkball but 1 got behmd too many hitters." Perry. who was traded to Oeveland by San Francisco . after the 1971 season, credits tile Indians' improved defense with his brilliant start this season. _ Spikes (;aught Otis Part of that improved defense was shown m the eighth inning Sunday when rightielder Charlie Spikes tllrew out the Royals' fleet Amos Otis who tried to score from second base on a single by Hal McRae. Leron Lee smashed his third homer of tile seaoon in the first inning to tie the score, 1-1. Back-to-back homers by Oscar Gamble and Dave Duncan highlighted a three-run uprising by Oeveland in the fourtll when the Indians chased losing pitcher Paul Splittorff. Et~rwhe r c 1r1 the AL, gamed t red1 t fo1 h1 s e1ghth T1~l T"i 2, Ange ls 0 0<Jkland hoal Milwaukee 6-4 · \'lCtory Rob ColucclD hornPred Wood1e r'ryman and John Boston outla st" ! Ch icago: 9-7 : for Ml lw:1ukcc HJtll'r <:ombm ed for a four-hit New York tlu·ashL'<i Mmnesota ' Rt•d Sux 9, Whill• Snx 7 shutout and Norm Cash broke a Il -l : Det roit blanked R1co Prtroel•lh drove m fo w· ~c ureJ ess du el w1th a two-out Ci1hforma. 2~. and Baltm10re runs w1th .1 pa 1r of l10mcrs to ho111cr m the e1ghth 1iming ·to edged Texas, 6-5. m 10 Innings. l ead Boston past Ch1 cago ))i.l l'l' Detroit over California In th e Natwnal League, Tommy H<-1 rper chipped tn w1th Fryman went 7 1-3 Innings to• T h icago nipped Los Angeles, 7- a two-run houwr fur the Red tmprove his record to 2-3: B: Cmr mna t1 beat Pittsburgh, S<x D1 ck Allen Jut Ius loth Oriol es 6. Rangers 5 5-1; St. LOUIStopped San Diego, homer for O ucCJ go. H1ch Cogg ms drove in pinch9-ii; Atlanta shut ou t Montreal. Yankees II , 'f\\.ins 1 runner AI Bumbry from second 9-0. and Philadelphia ·shaded Th1·ee-ru n homers by R1ck base m the lOth mmng to give San Francisco, 4-3 . Houston at Dempsey and Ron Blomberg Baltunore its win over Texas New York was postponed and Lou Piniella 's solo shot and allow relief pitcher Wayne because of rain highli ghted a seve n-run Sixth GHr la nd to ga in his first maJor A' s 6. Brewers 4 mnmg for New York tn its win league ' triumph . Jeff Joe Rudi crashed a three-run over Minnesota . Mel Stott- Bu rroughs hit his 12th homer homer and Regg1e Jackson lemyre scattered six: hits to for the Ra ngers, wh1le Mark smacked his 14th and 15th even his record at frfi and Belanger and Bobby Grieb homers tn leadmg Oakland break a personal hve-game homereiJ for Balttmore . over Milwaukee. Jm1 Hunter losmg streak Average worries Rose CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Pete Rose IS still ba ttmg some 20 p01nts below tile .300 mark and th1s concerns hiiTl a lot more than the treatment he'll rece1ve from tile fans when the Reds open a three-game series · With the Mets in New York's Shea Stadium tonight. "I don 't know what to expect but whatever doesn happen Will be mmor to what has already happened," said Rose Sunday after the Reds wound up a home stand at Riverfront Stadium with a 5-1 victory over the PittsbW'gh Pirates. Rose doesn 't know whether he has received any hate mail because he has a secretary who handles his fan mail. "I quit answering and reading letters unless they were peroonal after the playoffs of last year," srud Rose. That 's when Rose began receiving an avalanche of notso-complimentary letters after his fracas w1th the Mels Bud Harreloon . N. W: COMPTON, 0. D. . OPTOMETRIST. OFFICE HOURS-9~30 TO 12 , 2 TU 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS .) - EAST COURT ST.• POMEROY. "No one has told me, but I'm Anderson doesn't know yet sure the Mets' man agement IS whether Norman will miss a taking every precauhon to pitchmg turn , however . Jack prevent any bad incidents,'' B1llmgham , who went only two sa1d Reds' Manager Sparky mmngs Friday night against Anderson. "Everything went the Pirates before leaving w1th smoothly when the Mets were a sore shoulder, isn'I scheduled here so there's really no reaso n to sta r t again until next for any of !he New York fan s to Monday against Montreal. be upse t. " The Reds scored two runs in The Mets have satd extra tile second 1nnmg Sunday and secunty personnel will be on added three Ill the third. One hand for Cmctnn ati' s fir st came on Tony Perez' lOth appearance m Shea Stadium homer. sin ce last year 's National League playo ffs. Anderson does expect Rose POMEROY LANES to be hooed. W edn esda y N1tc Hi g tl Fiver s "But 1 think Pete enjoys this May 22, 1974 Local Bowling because in hts case it's mamly a sign of the fans showing respect for his ability. But I know Pete doesn't enjoy being a target of any tiling other than hoos," srud Sparky . Fred Norman blanked the Pirates for 6 2-3 innings Sunday before leaving the game with a pulled muscle m his nght tlligh, sustained while he was swinging a bat m the third inning.< Pedro Borbon finished the game, giving up an unearned run in the e1ghth, but preserving Norman's fifth ~1ctory against five losses. DillY <I Won Lo st 20 ' 16 8 t2 12 10 \.t Born W innrrs H &S Pow ell Supe r Va lu Slow Roll e r 8 16 Team 2 6 18 H tgh Team Sertes - Powel l Su p er Valu 23\3, Duty 4 23 II ' Slow Rol ler 2\63 T eam High Gvme Powel l Sup e r Valu 8 11 , Dt ZZy 4 794, Powe ll Super Valu 780 Men's H tgh Scrtes - Wd l1 e Ha lf hill 56 1 L a rry Powel l 552. 8111 Ha tfi e ld 538 • M e n 's H 1q_h Game - Larry Powe ll 136, W il l te H a lfh il l 727, Ancll Cross 22 0 Women' s Htgh Se rte s - Marlene Wi l son 511, Anne Ha tl teld 44:1 . 8e1fy Whit l atch 436 ' Women ' s H tgh Game Ma r le n e W il s on 202, Anne H atfteJ.d 180, Myr t l e Nor man , Angela Sm1th 16\ ------· Carter is • wmner M AN~I'IELD,Ohio Fou r records fUPli - were se t Sa turday during the 11th annu al Ohio Track Classic at Mansfield Malabar 's Mehock Stadium New marks were posted in the 440-yard relay. tile twomile relay, the two-tmle run and the 330-yard mtermedmte hurdles. Anthony Blair of Alliance and Jenny Gtll of Clyde were double wmncr s and the Mansfield Malabar relay team also won two events. This was til e first 'year for girls competitiOn . Events for th e girls were the 100-yard dash, the long jwnp, tile high jump, 110-yard low hurdles and tile 220-yard dash. Peter Kumant of Amherst Steele posted his best ever time Ill the two-mile run, going 9:04 to break the previous 9:14.7 set 1n 1969 by Reg McAfee of Cmdnnall CoW'ter Tech. Ludie Parks of Dayton Roosevelt won the 330-yard mtermediate hurdles in a record 39.1 second, bestmg tile 40.3 set by Jeff Jenkins of Mansfield Malabar only last year. Malabar 's 440-yard relay team posted the other record, going the distance in 43.7 beatmg the 43.8 set by Cleveland John Adams in 1972. Bla1r won the 440-yard dash and the 220-yard dash, while Miss G1ll won the 100-yd. dash and the long jwnp. Malabar's relay team won the 880-yard relay, and Terry Carter, who anchored hoth relay teams won tile 100-yard dash. Pa~ade Sports Wolfpen Approxoma te ly li5 se nior cil!zcn s a tt e nded the May birthday party Thursday at the Senior Ci tizens Cen ter w1th special recognition going to Mrs . Jane Smith. Silver Ridge, (Continued from page 3) No 1'1lm-llam Ruck went to NBC. He didn't give Carl Lindemann, Jr., vice president of NBC-TV sports, any Madison Avenue flim-flam. He offered him the same package CBS rejected. "You mterested in hockey ?" be asked Lindemann. Mr. and Mrs. Dame! Worley 41 Yes," was the answer. ' VISited Sunday evemng w1th "Okay, here 's what you'll get,'' Ruck said, outlining the Mr . and Mrs . Harl ey T. package . Johnson. NBC went for it, and although no figures ever are announced Mr . and Mrs. William Boyce by either party, tile NHL was reported to bave received of Columbus were weekend something in tile neighborhood of $2.4 million. v'1s itors of Mr and Mr s. That was for the 1972-73 season and last year NBC paid Howard Russell . oomewhere aro\Uld $2.8 million, which is about what it has paid Mr and Mrs Daniel Worley for its option next seaoon as well. · of Beckley, W Va. and Mr . The latest Neilsen figures show an increase of 8 per cent in and Mrs . Charley Sm1th enJOyed a cookout at the home of NHL's hockey viewing audience in the South and a 20 per cent Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, increase in the West . For the Stanley Cup game between the Philadelphia Flyers Kat!, Kevin and Charles. and New York Rangers in Philadelphia May 15, tbe New York Mr. and Mrs. Bill McElroy, Jeff and Joey, of Columbus overnight rating was 13, highest network rating ever for a hockey were weekend visitors of Mr. game. and Mrs. Paul McElroy and a few days. Mr . and Mrs. Vernon Bing and Stella Atkins and Mrs. Mary Mr . and Mrs. Daniel"Worley D1ehl were Sunday visitors of family of Beckley, W. Va., were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey Mrs. Helen Johnson. Mrs. Nora weekend visitors of Mr. and Johnson and Mrs. Mae Wilson of Albany were VISitors of her Mrs. Charley Smith. parents , Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln are visiting with Helen Johnson Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shumate and sons of Mansfield were weekend VIsitors of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson, Gina, Tahnee and Brady and Mrs. Geneva Shumate. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce The exec uttve editor of a well -kno wn New York aub11idy puband sons of Mason . Mrs . Ush.lng fir m will be In Gallipolis In July He wm be lnrervtewing local authOrs In a quest for finished manWJcrlpts Geneva Shumate returned with s uitable for boot publJe&tion All subjects will be conaldered 1 Ivan Shumate for a visit. lnc hxl ing fl ctLOn and non - fiction, poet ry, juveniles, rellatouaboota 1 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray el' Johnson and family of If you have co mpleted a book- length rnanua crlpt (or nearly eo) on any eub)ect, and would Ute a profesemnal appraisal (without Columbus, Mr . and Mrs . coat o r obltgttion l, please wrlle tmmedtarely deSc ribing yo~ wort James Johnson, Jamie Sue, and s tat ing whtc h part of the day (a . m or p m) YQU would prefer Todd and Teresa of Pomeroy, for an appo intment. Please me ntion your phone number. You will Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson promptly receive conflrmat.lon fo r a definite ti me and Place Authors wit h w mplet ed manusc r ipts unable to appear may and Mrs. Lee Roush (Beverly) eend them directly to us for a fr ee reading and eval~tlon . We and family of Pomeroy, Mrs. Will also be glad to hea r from t lloee whOs e literary works are 81111 Nora Johnson, Mrs . Mae In prog r es& Please address Wilson, Miss Ruby Diehl, Mrs. News~ Notes 91. She was presented an orchid corsage. POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I have a b1g basket of leftover balls of ya rn accumulated from years of kruttmg and crocheting. 1 would like to use tllem to make granny squares for afghans but need to separate the woolfrom the synthetic yarn . Can someone tell me a positive test to use? I now know tbat a simple reminder such as tying a loose knot in the ends of tile wool balls would have saved me from being in this dilemma.- MRS. C.A.W. WRITTEN A BOOK? Club met Friday Mr. John Carter Power boat mishap . Pt.tii!:W kills Skip Walther----------~------------M Flltla A--, New ':~N.Y.I•U s· ocr~:,r~·:,:,:-: _i Calendar.~ THE OOVI!ftNMlNTOF RACINE VILLAGE ANTICIPATING A GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PA Y· 2 MENT OF $1,898 FOR THE FIFTH ENTITLEMENT PERIOO, JULY I , 1974 3 PU BliC THROUGH JUNE 30. 1975, PLANS TO SPENO THESE FUN OS FOA,TI-1E PURPOSES SHOWN. T R AN SPO ~TAT IOr. V ACCOUNT NO 4 HlALTH MONDAY BIBLE School at Racine Baptist ChW'ch, JWte 3-13, 6 to 8 p.m. each eveQing; commencement June 16. Theme : ~ ·Good News in Jesus" ; parents requested to use parking lot behind chW'Ch to load and unload children for safety reasons. All area children, 3-18 invited along with adults wishing to help . POMEROY Garden Club at 7:30p.m. home of Mrs. Walter Grueser. MEIGS County Fair Board, B p.m., secretary's office on Rock Springs Fairgrounds. DAILY Vacation Bible School, Rutland Church of Christ, June 3-14, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each week day. Children of all ages invited. REVIVAL, Morgan Center Wesleyan ChW'ch, Rt. 554, Eno. 7:30p.m. Special singing each evening . Evangelist Bill Wisemandle. Pastor 0 . H. Cart. Public welcome. MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Oub, 7:30 Monday night at the home of Mrs. Sibley Slack. Cohostesses Mrs. C. 0 . Fisher, Mrs. Rita Hamm, and Mrs. Irene Anderson Davis. Members to · lake plastic medicine bottles for a craft proj~t_ . - · POMEROY Chamber of Commerce, noon at Meigs Inn. 36 2 053 003 RACINE VILLAGE VILLAGE CLERK RACINE, OHIO 45771 S R~ CRE ,ATIO " IDI The n.ws medl.l htVI bMn ~IMd tha!lllQPVOf lhll I'IPOM hu bHI M publllhld In I loctil '-'!>'!*" of lllfllllll C~rCUietion. I ~ltv. r~fltt documtntlng 1ht ;onternt ot 11'111 repor1 lnd they •••open for publk:scrutin~ 11 lEI ASSUfiANCES lf\'lfltrto on.lrucUon El I tau,_ 1tM S.C:I'flery of tl'll Tra. .ury tN t IN non·diecrimiNL>On 11\d othtr lllllutory r.qu l~t mM~t• ll1ttd In '-rt E of 1M lnatructioos ac<»rnp~nrfng thie rtpOI"' will bl ~ IIIAtll by thlt govttnment with telpkt to the tfllltl.mtnt {Iundt. 11pot1ed ht~ . l'tclpltnt " Ch aries Pyles · - Mayor S-22-74 15 fire trUck Ohiol driver was recovered As tong as there are families, the~ll be family-size cars. Then luke cHrc o ln so you do n't waste gas. Kee p yo ur e ng me tun eJ and yo ur tires properl y mflmcd. And dnve with a l1 gh1 to uch and gas mil e::~ ge ca n dro p as muc h as :;O% m any ca r. lurge or small. We ask only that yo u do yo ur pan to cunst=rve e nergy while you're do in g 1he ngh t th1ng for your famil y. Dealers who display this seal subscribe to the NADA Code oi Business Pructices. .I National O~anlzotion Automobile l)ealers Association Am~rica's W~t~hlnJ!:IOn , IJ. ,Offk:laJ ; e in a of lranchised new cwr and truck dealen • s~r:ies prese~ted by N.A\O,A., The Daily S~ilfinel €. and the Tri-County Automobile Dea lers Assoc . from the water and rushed to Jackoon Memorial Hospital in Miami, where he was pr()noWtced dead on arrival. Doctors said he suffered a skull fractW'e and massive lacerations of the brain and his arm was severed at the elbow. Walther was the first unlimited driver to be killed since Tommy Fults was killed in 1969 at San Diego. Two Japanese auto drivers Hiroshi Kazato and Seiichl Suzuki, were killed in a collision dW'ing the Fuji Grand Championship at Shizuoka, Japan, and a six-year-old ooy was killed and his father seriously injW'ed when a sports car . shot into a crowd of spectators at Mainz, Germany. The Japanese accident occurred shortly after the start when the Chevron B26 of · Kaza to crashed into the rail. Three otber cars driven by Suzuki, Tokurnitsu Urushibara and Gen Kitano crashed into Kazato's car, with Suzuki also perishing. · Urushibara and Kitano escaped injuries. Kazato was scheduled to leave soon for Hockenheim West Germany, to ·participa~ in a Formula 2 race as the second driver of an English F2 team and Suzuki was one of Japan's leading stock car racers. UIJ\ICH EARNS $%,800 BIG CANOE, Ga. (UP!) Denmark's Torben Ulcich earned first prize money bf $2,800 by upsetting top-tieeded Frank Sedgman of Australia, 7· 5, 7-5, SWtday in the final of the Big Canoe Grand Masters tennis championship. . Sedgmap won four consecutive games in the second set to take a 5-3 lead, bUt Ulrich then retaliated by taking the final four games in 90-degree heat. ·sedgrnan, one year older than , l!lri~ !at 16 earned $1,1100. 1 1 .\ '\ PLANNID Ull IIIPOIIT .INIIIAL IIIVINUI IHAIIINO \ ltd.rtll 1\lndt di rtc tlr to loc:lll er'ld 11111 }oytrnmtnU. Tile llw to MCO<Irllfll " "" ..".'" .....CUll! Oil""- fur~Qt 10 Infor m i11 Cllill... tnd ' " 0 I M!NT OFF;;i;.,.-;:;m,;~$~2~,3~1;3=""==~ ' fOR THE FIFTH EI'I'TITL.EMEPfTflllfiOO JUlY 1.111" ttl ROUGH JUNE 30 11115. I'V.NS TQ.II'INO THESI! F~DS FO_tlllHI ftUIII"08l8 SHOWN. ' y ACCOUNT NO. 36 3 053 001 BEDFORD TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK MEIGS COUNTY POMEROY, OHIO 45769 . . lDih_,......,._.. ...... lwl • ...,al ,.dohoooln ...... _..,..." ........ '"-_...._,.,.. ._., _....,r.v ... _..,.,.....,........, .. Bedford lhlll ._.: ........ ~ . Townhouse R.l>., Pomeroy, Ohio 18 AUUIIANCIIUWw ... ~rl TUESDAY CHESTER CommWlity Bible School, 9 to II a.m., June 4-14 at the grade school, ages two to adult. Morning worship will be hi!ld at the Chester United Methodist ChW'ch prior to the session at the school each day. MEIGS Muzzle Loader Rifle Club shooting at the Izaak Walton Club House, anytime after 6 p.m. New members welcome. SOUTHEASTERN Ohio Gospel Music Association, 6 p.m. at Springfield Grange Hall, Rt. 160 north of Gallipolis. PoUuck. Meeting at 7 p.m. Music by the Gospel Echoes. Everyone welcome. . ·-lhlllnwy~h~dolt . . IIOIIIftd ocl'llf_,~ 11111111 tn , ..... 1'1111" . . r-,._ .......... . . . . ~ - 4 ILC 1hll ""'" IIIII If ........ . . ~~~~~~....- Helen Swartz THI OOYUlNMIMT OP RUTLAND VILLAGE ANTICIPATING-A OENERAL "f\IENUE SHAAING PAY. MENT Of l11l63 FO~ THE FIFTH l NTIYLIM ENT PEAIOD.JULY 1, 1974 THROUGH JUN£ :tO. 1171 . PLAN S TO SPENO THESE FUNDS ~O~THt I'UAPOS£S SHOWN. V ACCOUNT N0. J6 2. 053 00 4 r ·-LAFF. A. DAY /"-... j· . @)If'· ,. jl! rned!t ~ betn atMMd 111M 1 copy ol lhlt I"PQQ't IIU bMn ~ In 1 1oc11 """""" o1 rll dfculltlon. I Mw ~ docu •lllht 11!. c:ontentl :--IIIII IDI The - r.pol"l ~" -~~<3~~ _ _ u 01 .. Vernon L. Weber I ... , S-29-74 ) -·-..... __:.... -;;; ...·, 0 ,..f'J.""''l ..... _._,.,,_ " 115 l OTAlS Alumni event well attended Francis Morns , R<:~ ci n e. Homemade tee crea m and ca ke were s erved Entertamment was f W'Ill shed b\ Doug Cm.: il' a nd Chester Va;1 Meter \\hO played seve ral musu.:al se lectwns and then were Jomed by Sue Follrod and Margaret Tutt le for vo cal nwnbers. The semor c1trt.en chorus also presen ted sever a\ selectwns. along w1th Ca rol and Darcll Taylor " Go home, · Robei'J-- The first . thing you have to learn IS not .to . 0 f•k~, hpuse cans:· ' I r matrons we re Mrs nouncing the birth of a Kcrrlt· Elise. May 24 at the S<'otl Air Fore;, Hast• in Bcll villt•, w••ighi ng d :.m~ht cr. Mrs. Dean given layette -shower Mrs . .Jo)w Walter ! /\mld 1 Oean wa s honored F rida y evc lllfl g w1 th a l.1yettc showe r 111 the ~ocw l rooms of the st·vcn pounds, fivt· ounces. Lt. and Mrs. Mullen havt· a noth er daughll'T, Ld li ~t, agt• four. Grall{lpan· nts an• Mr . and Mrs. P . K. H.ussc ll , Syracuse, and Mr. and !\Irs. Mull r n. Middleport. Dun Great - grandpan•nt.ll an· Mr. and Mrs. Gcoq.(t' Ha<·kctt. Sr., 1\'lidd lepnrt : Mrs. He le nt• Mull e n , Pomero}': and Mrs. Grat•t• MrGra\\ , Ham·Jic, W. Va . Mrs. Ru ssl'll is in Illinois \\tlh he r dau g htt•r and A pmk , wllll(' and bl ue cnlM c<trnl'd uut wtth d la1ge s turk n.:p!J ca l'Clllcnng the g tft toblc Gm 11 c ~ \\Cre played w1th pnzcs gu tng to Angela Hatfie ld, ,<\rd h W<tggoncr, Jo} cc Hale). and sc heme wo~s lit~ I\ F. OVER WF.EKF.Nl) (iuests of James Se llers and Mr . an d Mrs. Harold Sellers. Portland over the Memo n <.~l D;ty wee kend \\'ere Mr and Mr s PJtd Hend r ic ks, Sad ie Carl Whil e Mr s Dt·;m <Jpl•rwd her daught ers. Poll y Ann and g tfts, rd res lmwnb uf Lakl', L elah Dcntse, M1s s Judv Se llero. Co luJJJb uo: Oke)• nut s, rmnts wul punch \H'r L' se r ved by the hostesses tu Jdck ~on, sun. Cary, ar1d h1s son, Gflry, .Jr . a nd .Jerry .Jdckson , l.1sbo n: Mr and Mr s Other s pre:-;cntwg gtft.s were Vcnnnnt Murklns, Ke1y Huyl, Delores, Cencvc:~ and Helen K1ng. Cayc Smalley, Ka thryn lHtlt. P<Jinw G nod-.~· m. Fneda Frtehnl c. Cl;u·a Scl}TC and A\ iS ll t~ r t l ey Comfort power. It's automatic:. thusc named WHI Jud } Ca r l . Yvonn e Ymm g. Vtrgtnta !)can . Model A-1538 15 ,000 BTUs / hr '· From Frig1da1 re. t1erc san Envnon rnent Maker Room Arr Co ndrttoner that turns th e the cool 0 11 or olt LADIES By Keds greetin gs; and Mrs. Hughes, devotwnal leader . Card s were signed for Cha rles Be~nett , Wor thrngton automat•catlv Ttn s 15 000 BlUs. hr • Fng1dau e Room Au Co nrli !tone! offer s se t 1\ ·atrd·lorge\ 11 coo lmg comlot t by co ntrollmg co111prcssor and fan speeds as room 1e111peratu1e changes PACKAGE POLICY : fOTAL COVERAGE • cert.lu:td b) AllAM 111 heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store Mrcklleport , 0 . BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0 . DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY 992 -2143 102 W . Main Pomeroy, 992 -747" THE FARMERS BANK Introduces You devotions . Mrs. Edith Lanning was a guest. Hostesses g1fts were presented to Mrs. Neutzhng who expressed her appreciation. Games were played with prizes going to Miss Sybil Ebersbach, Mrs. Wolfe. Mrs Eva Dessauer, and Mrs Ed tth Lanning. Refreshments were served by the hostess. / ··Just Can't Lose Picnic at lake OUR BLUE CHIP SAVINGS OFFERS SUBSTANTIAL EARNINGS PLUS 100% SAFETY Today's Safest Investment! RELATIVES VISITED Miss Erma Smith spent Fnday in Athens visiting her brother and sister-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. ArlhW' Smith, who have been quite ill . IN COLUMBUS Becky Roush, Middleport, IS in Columbus for a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Larry The word "fan," referring Flowers and Mr. and Mrs. to a sports enthusiast or a Roger Roush. .worshipper of an entertainment personality, is believed Phony Lace to be a contraction of the • Because a 1662 prohibitiOn word fanatic, according to The World Almanac. Before on foreign lace was enacted 1900, the owner of the former m England, Brussels la ce was St. Louis Browns referred to smuggled mto England and · a man as a baseball fanatic. sold fraudulent!~ as "pumt Newspaper headline wnters d ' Angleterre.' In t1m e , Angleterre became the term shortened the term to fan. used by the French for all Copyri11h1 C 1974 Belgian lace. t"\ ~WSPA.P~ H ENTERPRISE ASSN I Free Storage @ ?0/'l..- o n ~ The Env•ronment Makers tr am Fng•daire . . . .... ..' If you'd like to start stacking up those BLUE CHIPS for your family's future, we'll gladly chip in our share with our liberal interest plan. If you have never considered a savings account as a Blue Chip investment, it is time you did because it's t~e one sound decision you can make these days that guarantees you '100 cents back on every dollar you invest. The dollars you deposit-invest in our bank are always right here a'nd you can with draw every penny you've deposited with us, whenever you wish . • So no matter what happens to other types of in vestments you just can't lose when you save with us. And you don't have to be a banker to know that an investment that offers you substantial returns pi us absolute safety of your funds is the soundest investment you can make . So think of our bank as the best place to put your savings and trust - and think of your savings as an investment. You just can't lose with us. 'SA VE $ 10,000 we' ll ch1p in 5500.00 per year. 'S AVE 51 ,000 we' ll chip m S50.00 we'll chtp m $5. 00 .. *INTEREST COMPOUNDED DAILY Bring ln your winter apparel now for our careful dry cleaning and pressing. (Offer does . not apply to coin-op cleaning>. Pick them up in the fall and pay dry cleaning chaflle only. Bring them in now. ' COLD STORAGE For your precious furs and Fur pieces at Reasonable Rate.s . Also furrier cleaning. ·ROBINSON'S CLEANERS ., 216 E 2nd 992-5428 Pomer~~cy •••••••••.!.!•~••IIi•••••~ wnen o per aMg on 230 ...o ils 14 ~ 00 B Tus Our complete compre hensive homeowners' pol icy covers loss due to fire, theft, storm damage, more . One prem iu m . Conva1escen l Hltme: Mr . and an d Mrs. Hayes served a desser t course. Wh1tc MwTay, Cmdy MlUTay. f:\ a decorahons ; Mrs Hughes and Mrs. Mane Haw kin s. Rosemary Lyons. Mrs Fren ch were Lwcl a Well. Brenda Huush 1 K;trcn Murrety, MHry Luu lluud. tshc lt, <Jild ( ;rdt l' K1ng. S" lly Byers. Florence Well. Jan eth Bcal, Glady s Gilkey, I.oui se Ham son, T:umny Gilkey. Ci ndy Gilk c). J ~oy Haley. and Helen llats .James H. Sellers, daughter, Alpha B<~iley .l.< ta Hall. K,ul" . Kns and son, (;reg. Pomeroy ; Chcreher. Mi ldr ed Alkil'e. Hc·l tfield , A.ud ra Mr and Mrs. Ed\1111 Sellers. Donna ll ou<lashrlt. M.ng1 r Sm1th . -:·:·:·:::·:·.·:·:·:·.·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· R.:lCtnE', and T.arry Sellers. Mary Paynte r , E llz<Jbcth Por tland . F"rench , Mrs Paul Wmn. Pearl Bunce. Harry Chesher , a nd Pau l Darnell. Games were played wtlh pnzes gm ng to Mrs Hughes, Mrs Anthony, Mrs. Ev elyn Lew 1s, and Mrs. Cm·!etun Clllln :h. H u ~ t csscs family Mrs. Beulah H<l yes, Mrs Kat hr yn Km ght , and Mrs Euvc tl a Bech tl e. !a ble Seven of the nine children of Mrs. Ernest Bowles and the late Mr . Bowles, all graduates of Middleport High School, spent the Memorial Day Apicnic and family gathering weekend here wtlh thetr was held at Lake Hope Sunday mother and attended the attended by Mr. and Mrs. Middleport Alumni Association Kenneth Makins. Racme ; Mr. banquet. and Mrs . John A. Dea n, Here for the weekend were Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. John W. Johnson Robert Reid, Rodney and (Barbara) and sons ; Mr. and David; Mrs. Walter Terrell, Mrs. Donald Gross (Jeanne) , Billy Kendell and Mr . and Mrs: Columbus; Mr. and Mrs . Eddie Weekly and Missy, all of Charles Lockett (Emmaline), Pataskala ; Mr . and Mrs . Hondall K. Bowles, and Miss Junior Smalley, Judy Kay, Marsha Bowles, Cleveland; Susan , Dal e and Hobie , Mr. and Mrs. Vincent King , Weirton, W. Va.; Mrs. Donna (Arlene) and Mrs. Anita O'Neil Young, Denms, Susan , Dale, and daughter, Heather, New and Alan ; Mr. and Mrs. B1ll York City, Spaun, Mr . and Mrs. John Unable to join the family Walter Dean, Pomer8y; Mr. were two sons, Ernest, of and Mrs Paul Paynter, CarBaltimore , Md. who Femains penter; Mr . and Mrs. Garold confined to a wheelchair due to Gilkey, Rick, Tammy. and an automobile accident two Cindy, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. years ago, and James, of Pomt Leroy Baker, .John , Dale and Pleasant, whose leg is in a cast Cmdy, of Oklahoma, and due to a ligament injW'y. Airman 1-c Richard Dean , home on leave from the K. I. Sawyer Air Force Base m Michigan. I 1' tnd lhev •re _ , b INbllo ~ It Clerk's office, Rutland Vrank Clark. Hemlock Grove: Gra ce Turner . Dyesv1 ll e: L~tha Wood , Altoona Karr. and Ethel Orr. Cl1estcr area. and Friendship," were give n for • RUTLANO VILLAGE VILLAGE CLERK RUTLAND, OHIO 45775 ,, Huthwd ; Kt·rnu 1 McE lr oy, Dayt on McE I, uy, a nd Mae Holter , Mmers vtll e, Morn !i. Social event planned HAVE YOU . 1 PUBLIC SAFfTY fles. and Nancy Walker. all 89. and all of Pomeroy Also honored were Cora Argabnte. Reedsvill e; Alma Miller . Middlepor t: Emma Chapman and Evelyn Stone , Syrac use. Glenn Cline, Ca rpen ter; Earl y Roush. Letart ; Dean Black- DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve concerns the batteries in hearing aids. Why do oome go dead just a few hours after we wood a nd Norma Curh s. Pomeroy ; Maxme Chapm an starttouse,them? This does not seem faiT.- LOUISE. DEAR POLLY - I think Mrs. S.W.C. has a w1de ch01ce m and In a Massa r. Tuppers tllings she could do with her many pieces of imitation leatber. A long sleeveleSs vest could be made and trimmed with a variety of colors. Anything goes today. Another one could be made for a child. Circles, squares or wbatever could be sewed on to a pouch bag. Knee and elbow patches could be applied to tile kids' sweaters and jackets. A tablecloth for a round table could be Plans to entertam the Past made with some of tile circles used oo the edges look scalloped. Matrons of Pomeroy Chapter. She has a treasW'e and should have fun. On big things sew the O.E S., were made when the pieces on to a firm foundation - just sew around the edges on the Eva ngeli ne Cha pter Past sewing machine.- MRS. T. J . Matrons met Fnday mght at DEAR POLLY - and Mrs. S.W.D. - I made a patch purse the home of Mrs Gra ce out of leather scraps and crocheted the pieces together and then French. lined the pW'se with taffeta. Crochet the pieces together to make Mrs. Katie Anthony presided a rectangle, fold up about tw!>-lhirds of the way from the bottom · at the mee ting with Mrs. Mary edge, right sides out, and crochet sides together. The single end Hughes giving devotions. She is for the nap. Crochet around all exposed edges. A shoulder used a poem, " In Times Li ke strap can be made by crocheting two thicknesses together. These" by Helen Siemer R1ce , The patched pieces for such a bag also could be folded in half a nd a meditati on ent1tled and a zipper put along the top. A clutch purse could be made with "Enjoy" taken from the hook. sides and rounded bottom. Never put straight pins in the p1eces. Apples of Gold. They will leave holes. To make the holes for croche'ting, stitch Committees appomted for aro\Uld with an unthreaded size 16 sewing machine needle. entertamlng the Pomeroy past MR. D.V. DEAR GIRLS - Helen punches the holes lor the crochet needle to go through and stresses the fact that when crocheting the work must be kept loose so the linlshed piece wlll be flag. Also that pieces crocheted ar01md the edges are then puttogetber with Mrs. Carne Neutzlin g enmore crochet. Mary zigzag stitches the pieces together on her tertamed the Th1rd Friday sewing machine and says knit dresses could be trimmed with Oub Friday night at her home leather pieces such aa she bas seen on imports from Hong Kong . with Mrs. Mabel Wolfe -POLLY. presiding. It was decided to dispense w1th the June meetin g You will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite home- due to the regatta Apicmc will making idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a be held in July . problem. Write Polly in care of this newspaper. Aprayer by Mrs. Wolfe and a poem, "The Golden Chain of CARLTON PRESS, -INC. By United Press luteroatlonal Speed races. both on the land and in the water' took a toll of four lives on three continents Sunday. In Miami, George 11Skip" Walther, brother of Indianapolis car driver Salt Walther, was killed Sunday morning when he was thrown from his power boat in a practice run for the $30,000 Champion Spark Plug unlimited regatta. The accident came little more than a year after Salt Walther was bW'ned critically in tile Indianapolis 500 auto race. Sa1t recovered, however 1 and finished 17th in the 1974 Indy last week. Ironically, Skip Walther was entered only as a replacement for Jim McCormick , who suffered severely lacerated legs when he was thrown from his boat during a test ruiJ on ThW'sday. According to witnesses, Walther's boat "Redman" hit a wave and disappeared in a plwne of spray at Miami Marine Stadium. The Dayton Others over 80 presented fl owers were Otto lies, Frances Pla1ns: Alice l·:pple and Ru th DA UGHTER BOR N U . a nd Mrs. Scan Mullt•n uf Bcll villt•, Ill. a rc an- Member Feder91 Deposit Insurance Corpor'at !on ' Member Federal Reserve System I . /" �-l - Tht• DCIUy St>ntmel. f\'lldctlepor t-Punll'ru: , U., Mondc-1) . .Jww .\, l!l 1~ . ::::::::-:·:::·:·:·:::::·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:::·:·:·:::::·:·:::·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·: Perry goes 9 in 9th win By STU CAMEN UP! Sports Writer Gaylord Perry has dried up h1s act but opposing Amer1ca n League batters may still ask him to tak e a sa liva test. Perry, who has admitted to throwing spitters in the past , was forced to change h1s routme th1s season aft er baseball's rules c01mmttee dec1ded over the winter to make it eas1er for umpires to warn, and then even eject. pitchers for throwing the outlawed pitch. Since gomg dry this year, the Oeveland Indians' veteran h:1s won rune games m a row after losing the season-opener and has thr ow n nme complete games, including Sunday's 5-2 victory over Kansas C1ty when he stopped the Royals on six hits . ''! was disgusted with my \ control today," said Perry, 35, who walked six batters but now has allowed only five runs on his last 45 innings of work and run his route-ginng performance streak to five. "l had a good forkball but 1 got behmd too many hitters." Perry. who was traded to Oeveland by San Francisco . after the 1971 season, credits tile Indians' improved defense with his brilliant start this season. _ Spikes (;aught Otis Part of that improved defense was shown m the eighth inning Sunday when rightielder Charlie Spikes tllrew out the Royals' fleet Amos Otis who tried to score from second base on a single by Hal McRae. Leron Lee smashed his third homer of tile seaoon in the first inning to tie the score, 1-1. Back-to-back homers by Oscar Gamble and Dave Duncan highlighted a three-run uprising by Oeveland in the fourtll when the Indians chased losing pitcher Paul Splittorff. Et~rwhe r c 1r1 the AL, gamed t red1 t fo1 h1 s e1ghth T1~l T"i 2, Ange ls 0 0<Jkland hoal Milwaukee 6-4 · \'lCtory Rob ColucclD hornPred Wood1e r'ryman and John Boston outla st" ! Ch icago: 9-7 : for Ml lw:1ukcc HJtll'r <:ombm ed for a four-hit New York tlu·ashL'<i Mmnesota ' Rt•d Sux 9, Whill• Snx 7 shutout and Norm Cash broke a Il -l : Det roit blanked R1co Prtroel•lh drove m fo w· ~c ureJ ess du el w1th a two-out Ci1hforma. 2~. and Baltm10re runs w1th .1 pa 1r of l10mcrs to ho111cr m the e1ghth 1iming ·to edged Texas, 6-5. m 10 Innings. l ead Boston past Ch1 cago ))i.l l'l' Detroit over California In th e Natwnal League, Tommy H<-1 rper chipped tn w1th Fryman went 7 1-3 Innings to• T h icago nipped Los Angeles, 7- a two-run houwr fur the Red tmprove his record to 2-3: B: Cmr mna t1 beat Pittsburgh, S<x D1 ck Allen Jut Ius loth Oriol es 6. Rangers 5 5-1; St. LOUIStopped San Diego, homer for O ucCJ go. H1ch Cogg ms drove in pinch9-ii; Atlanta shut ou t Montreal. Yankees II , 'f\\.ins 1 runner AI Bumbry from second 9-0. and Philadelphia ·shaded Th1·ee-ru n homers by R1ck base m the lOth mmng to give San Francisco, 4-3 . Houston at Dempsey and Ron Blomberg Baltunore its win over Texas New York was postponed and Lou Piniella 's solo shot and allow relief pitcher Wayne because of rain highli ghted a seve n-run Sixth GHr la nd to ga in his first maJor A' s 6. Brewers 4 mnmg for New York tn its win league ' triumph . Jeff Joe Rudi crashed a three-run over Minnesota . Mel Stott- Bu rroughs hit his 12th homer homer and Regg1e Jackson lemyre scattered six: hits to for the Ra ngers, wh1le Mark smacked his 14th and 15th even his record at frfi and Belanger and Bobby Grieb homers tn leadmg Oakland break a personal hve-game homereiJ for Balttmore . over Milwaukee. Jm1 Hunter losmg streak Average worries Rose CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Pete Rose IS still ba ttmg some 20 p01nts below tile .300 mark and th1s concerns hiiTl a lot more than the treatment he'll rece1ve from tile fans when the Reds open a three-game series · With the Mets in New York's Shea Stadium tonight. "I don 't know what to expect but whatever doesn happen Will be mmor to what has already happened," said Rose Sunday after the Reds wound up a home stand at Riverfront Stadium with a 5-1 victory over the PittsbW'gh Pirates. Rose doesn 't know whether he has received any hate mail because he has a secretary who handles his fan mail. "I quit answering and reading letters unless they were peroonal after the playoffs of last year," srud Rose. That 's when Rose began receiving an avalanche of notso-complimentary letters after his fracas w1th the Mels Bud Harreloon . N. W: COMPTON, 0. D. . OPTOMETRIST. OFFICE HOURS-9~30 TO 12 , 2 TU 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS .) - EAST COURT ST.• POMEROY. "No one has told me, but I'm Anderson doesn't know yet sure the Mets' man agement IS whether Norman will miss a taking every precauhon to pitchmg turn , however . Jack prevent any bad incidents,'' B1llmgham , who went only two sa1d Reds' Manager Sparky mmngs Friday night against Anderson. "Everything went the Pirates before leaving w1th smoothly when the Mets were a sore shoulder, isn'I scheduled here so there's really no reaso n to sta r t again until next for any of !he New York fan s to Monday against Montreal. be upse t. " The Reds scored two runs in The Mets have satd extra tile second 1nnmg Sunday and secunty personnel will be on added three Ill the third. One hand for Cmctnn ati' s fir st came on Tony Perez' lOth appearance m Shea Stadium homer. sin ce last year 's National League playo ffs. Anderson does expect Rose POMEROY LANES to be hooed. W edn esda y N1tc Hi g tl Fiver s "But 1 think Pete enjoys this May 22, 1974 Local Bowling because in hts case it's mamly a sign of the fans showing respect for his ability. But I know Pete doesn't enjoy being a target of any tiling other than hoos," srud Sparky . Fred Norman blanked the Pirates for 6 2-3 innings Sunday before leaving the game with a pulled muscle m his nght tlligh, sustained while he was swinging a bat m the third inning.< Pedro Borbon finished the game, giving up an unearned run in the e1ghth, but preserving Norman's fifth ~1ctory against five losses. DillY <I Won Lo st 20 ' 16 8 t2 12 10 \.t Born W innrrs H &S Pow ell Supe r Va lu Slow Roll e r 8 16 Team 2 6 18 H tgh Team Sertes - Powel l Su p er Valu 23\3, Duty 4 23 II ' Slow Rol ler 2\63 T eam High Gvme Powel l Sup e r Valu 8 11 , Dt ZZy 4 794, Powe ll Super Valu 780 Men's H tgh Scrtes - Wd l1 e Ha lf hill 56 1 L a rry Powel l 552. 8111 Ha tfi e ld 538 • M e n 's H 1q_h Game - Larry Powe ll 136, W il l te H a lfh il l 727, Ancll Cross 22 0 Women' s Htgh Se rte s - Marlene Wi l son 511, Anne Ha tl teld 44:1 . 8e1fy Whit l atch 436 ' Women ' s H tgh Game Ma r le n e W il s on 202, Anne H atfteJ.d 180, Myr t l e Nor man , Angela Sm1th 16\ ------· Carter is • wmner M AN~I'IELD,Ohio Fou r records fUPli - were se t Sa turday during the 11th annu al Ohio Track Classic at Mansfield Malabar 's Mehock Stadium New marks were posted in the 440-yard relay. tile twomile relay, the two-tmle run and the 330-yard mtermedmte hurdles. Anthony Blair of Alliance and Jenny Gtll of Clyde were double wmncr s and the Mansfield Malabar relay team also won two events. This was til e first 'year for girls competitiOn . Events for th e girls were the 100-yard dash, the long jwnp, tile high jump, 110-yard low hurdles and tile 220-yard dash. Peter Kumant of Amherst Steele posted his best ever time Ill the two-mile run, going 9:04 to break the previous 9:14.7 set 1n 1969 by Reg McAfee of Cmdnnall CoW'ter Tech. Ludie Parks of Dayton Roosevelt won the 330-yard mtermediate hurdles in a record 39.1 second, bestmg tile 40.3 set by Jeff Jenkins of Mansfield Malabar only last year. Malabar 's 440-yard relay team posted the other record, going the distance in 43.7 beatmg the 43.8 set by Cleveland John Adams in 1972. Bla1r won the 440-yard dash and the 220-yard dash, while Miss G1ll won the 100-yd. dash and the long jwnp. Malabar's relay team won the 880-yard relay, and Terry Carter, who anchored hoth relay teams won tile 100-yard dash. Pa~ade Sports Wolfpen Approxoma te ly li5 se nior cil!zcn s a tt e nded the May birthday party Thursday at the Senior Ci tizens Cen ter w1th special recognition going to Mrs . Jane Smith. Silver Ridge, (Continued from page 3) No 1'1lm-llam Ruck went to NBC. He didn't give Carl Lindemann, Jr., vice president of NBC-TV sports, any Madison Avenue flim-flam. He offered him the same package CBS rejected. "You mterested in hockey ?" be asked Lindemann. Mr. and Mrs. Dame! Worley 41 Yes," was the answer. ' VISited Sunday evemng w1th "Okay, here 's what you'll get,'' Ruck said, outlining the Mr . and Mrs . Harl ey T. package . Johnson. NBC went for it, and although no figures ever are announced Mr . and Mrs. William Boyce by either party, tile NHL was reported to bave received of Columbus were weekend something in tile neighborhood of $2.4 million. v'1s itors of Mr and Mr s. That was for the 1972-73 season and last year NBC paid Howard Russell . oomewhere aro\Uld $2.8 million, which is about what it has paid Mr and Mrs Daniel Worley for its option next seaoon as well. · of Beckley, W Va. and Mr . The latest Neilsen figures show an increase of 8 per cent in and Mrs . Charley Sm1th enJOyed a cookout at the home of NHL's hockey viewing audience in the South and a 20 per cent Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, increase in the West . For the Stanley Cup game between the Philadelphia Flyers Kat!, Kevin and Charles. and New York Rangers in Philadelphia May 15, tbe New York Mr. and Mrs. Bill McElroy, Jeff and Joey, of Columbus overnight rating was 13, highest network rating ever for a hockey were weekend visitors of Mr. game. and Mrs. Paul McElroy and a few days. Mr . and Mrs. Vernon Bing and Stella Atkins and Mrs. Mary Mr . and Mrs. Daniel"Worley D1ehl were Sunday visitors of family of Beckley, W. Va., were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey Mrs. Helen Johnson. Mrs. Nora weekend visitors of Mr. and Johnson and Mrs. Mae Wilson of Albany were VISitors of her Mrs. Charley Smith. parents , Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln are visiting with Helen Johnson Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shumate and sons of Mansfield were weekend VIsitors of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson, Gina, Tahnee and Brady and Mrs. Geneva Shumate. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce The exec uttve editor of a well -kno wn New York aub11idy puband sons of Mason . Mrs . Ush.lng fir m will be In Gallipolis In July He wm be lnrervtewing local authOrs In a quest for finished manWJcrlpts Geneva Shumate returned with s uitable for boot publJe&tion All subjects will be conaldered 1 Ivan Shumate for a visit. lnc hxl ing fl ctLOn and non - fiction, poet ry, juveniles, rellatouaboota 1 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray el' Johnson and family of If you have co mpleted a book- length rnanua crlpt (or nearly eo) on any eub)ect, and would Ute a profesemnal appraisal (without Columbus, Mr . and Mrs . coat o r obltgttion l, please wrlle tmmedtarely deSc ribing yo~ wort James Johnson, Jamie Sue, and s tat ing whtc h part of the day (a . m or p m) YQU would prefer Todd and Teresa of Pomeroy, for an appo intment. Please me ntion your phone number. You will Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson promptly receive conflrmat.lon fo r a definite ti me and Place Authors wit h w mplet ed manusc r ipts unable to appear may and Mrs. Lee Roush (Beverly) eend them directly to us for a fr ee reading and eval~tlon . We and family of Pomeroy, Mrs. Will also be glad to hea r from t lloee whOs e literary works are 81111 Nora Johnson, Mrs . Mae In prog r es& Please address Wilson, Miss Ruby Diehl, Mrs. News~ Notes 91. She was presented an orchid corsage. POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I have a b1g basket of leftover balls of ya rn accumulated from years of kruttmg and crocheting. 1 would like to use tllem to make granny squares for afghans but need to separate the woolfrom the synthetic yarn . Can someone tell me a positive test to use? I now know tbat a simple reminder such as tying a loose knot in the ends of tile wool balls would have saved me from being in this dilemma.- MRS. C.A.W. WRITTEN A BOOK? Club met Friday Mr. John Carter Power boat mishap . Pt.tii!:W kills Skip Walther----------~------------M Flltla A--, New ':~N.Y.I•U s· ocr~:,r~·:,:,:-: _i Calendar.~ THE OOVI!ftNMlNTOF RACINE VILLAGE ANTICIPATING A GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PA Y· 2 MENT OF $1,898 FOR THE FIFTH ENTITLEMENT PERIOO, JULY I , 1974 3 PU BliC THROUGH JUNE 30. 1975, PLANS TO SPENO THESE FUN OS FOA,TI-1E PURPOSES SHOWN. T R AN SPO ~TAT IOr. V ACCOUNT NO 4 HlALTH MONDAY BIBLE School at Racine Baptist ChW'ch, JWte 3-13, 6 to 8 p.m. each eveQing; commencement June 16. Theme : ~ ·Good News in Jesus" ; parents requested to use parking lot behind chW'Ch to load and unload children for safety reasons. All area children, 3-18 invited along with adults wishing to help . POMEROY Garden Club at 7:30p.m. home of Mrs. Walter Grueser. MEIGS County Fair Board, B p.m., secretary's office on Rock Springs Fairgrounds. DAILY Vacation Bible School, Rutland Church of Christ, June 3-14, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each week day. Children of all ages invited. REVIVAL, Morgan Center Wesleyan ChW'ch, Rt. 554, Eno. 7:30p.m. Special singing each evening . Evangelist Bill Wisemandle. Pastor 0 . H. Cart. Public welcome. MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Oub, 7:30 Monday night at the home of Mrs. Sibley Slack. Cohostesses Mrs. C. 0 . Fisher, Mrs. Rita Hamm, and Mrs. Irene Anderson Davis. Members to · lake plastic medicine bottles for a craft proj~t_ . - · POMEROY Chamber of Commerce, noon at Meigs Inn. 36 2 053 003 RACINE VILLAGE VILLAGE CLERK RACINE, OHIO 45771 S R~ CRE ,ATIO " IDI The n.ws medl.l htVI bMn ~IMd tha!lllQPVOf lhll I'IPOM hu bHI M publllhld In I loctil '-'!>'!*" of lllfllllll C~rCUietion. I ~ltv. r~fltt documtntlng 1ht ;onternt ot 11'111 repor1 lnd they •••open for publk:scrutin~ 11 lEI ASSUfiANCES lf\'lfltrto on.lrucUon El I tau,_ 1tM S.C:I'flery of tl'll Tra. .ury tN t IN non·diecrimiNL>On 11\d othtr lllllutory r.qu l~t mM~t• ll1ttd In '-rt E of 1M lnatructioos ac<»rnp~nrfng thie rtpOI"' will bl ~ IIIAtll by thlt govttnment with telpkt to the tfllltl.mtnt {Iundt. 11pot1ed ht~ . l'tclpltnt " Ch aries Pyles · - Mayor S-22-74 15 fire trUck Ohiol driver was recovered As tong as there are families, the~ll be family-size cars. Then luke cHrc o ln so you do n't waste gas. Kee p yo ur e ng me tun eJ and yo ur tires properl y mflmcd. And dnve with a l1 gh1 to uch and gas mil e::~ ge ca n dro p as muc h as :;O% m any ca r. lurge or small. We ask only that yo u do yo ur pan to cunst=rve e nergy while you're do in g 1he ngh t th1ng for your famil y. Dealers who display this seal subscribe to the NADA Code oi Business Pructices. .I National O~anlzotion Automobile l)ealers Association Am~rica's W~t~hlnJ!:IOn , IJ. ,Offk:laJ ; e in a of lranchised new cwr and truck dealen • s~r:ies prese~ted by N.A\O,A., The Daily S~ilfinel €. and the Tri-County Automobile Dea lers Assoc . from the water and rushed to Jackoon Memorial Hospital in Miami, where he was pr()noWtced dead on arrival. Doctors said he suffered a skull fractW'e and massive lacerations of the brain and his arm was severed at the elbow. Walther was the first unlimited driver to be killed since Tommy Fults was killed in 1969 at San Diego. Two Japanese auto drivers Hiroshi Kazato and Seiichl Suzuki, were killed in a collision dW'ing the Fuji Grand Championship at Shizuoka, Japan, and a six-year-old ooy was killed and his father seriously injW'ed when a sports car . shot into a crowd of spectators at Mainz, Germany. The Japanese accident occurred shortly after the start when the Chevron B26 of · Kaza to crashed into the rail. Three otber cars driven by Suzuki, Tokurnitsu Urushibara and Gen Kitano crashed into Kazato's car, with Suzuki also perishing. · Urushibara and Kitano escaped injuries. Kazato was scheduled to leave soon for Hockenheim West Germany, to ·participa~ in a Formula 2 race as the second driver of an English F2 team and Suzuki was one of Japan's leading stock car racers. UIJ\ICH EARNS $%,800 BIG CANOE, Ga. (UP!) Denmark's Torben Ulcich earned first prize money bf $2,800 by upsetting top-tieeded Frank Sedgman of Australia, 7· 5, 7-5, SWtday in the final of the Big Canoe Grand Masters tennis championship. . Sedgmap won four consecutive games in the second set to take a 5-3 lead, bUt Ulrich then retaliated by taking the final four games in 90-degree heat. ·sedgrnan, one year older than , l!lri~ !at 16 earned $1,1100. 1 1 .\ '\ PLANNID Ull IIIPOIIT .INIIIAL IIIVINUI IHAIIINO \ ltd.rtll 1\lndt di rtc tlr to loc:lll er'ld 11111 }oytrnmtnU. Tile llw to MCO<Irllfll " "" ..".'" .....CUll! Oil""- fur~Qt 10 Infor m i11 Cllill... tnd ' " 0 I M!NT OFF;;i;.,.-;:;m,;~$~2~,3~1;3=""==~ ' fOR THE FIFTH EI'I'TITL.EMEPfTflllfiOO JUlY 1.111" ttl ROUGH JUNE 30 11115. I'V.NS TQ.II'INO THESI! F~DS FO_tlllHI ftUIII"08l8 SHOWN. ' y ACCOUNT NO. 36 3 053 001 BEDFORD TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK MEIGS COUNTY POMEROY, OHIO 45769 . . lDih_,......,._.. ...... lwl • ...,al ,.dohoooln ...... _..,..." ........ '"-_...._,.,.. ._., _....,r.v ... _..,.,.....,........, .. Bedford lhlll ._.: ........ ~ . Townhouse R.l>., Pomeroy, Ohio 18 AUUIIANCIIUWw ... ~rl TUESDAY CHESTER CommWlity Bible School, 9 to II a.m., June 4-14 at the grade school, ages two to adult. Morning worship will be hi!ld at the Chester United Methodist ChW'ch prior to the session at the school each day. MEIGS Muzzle Loader Rifle Club shooting at the Izaak Walton Club House, anytime after 6 p.m. New members welcome. SOUTHEASTERN Ohio Gospel Music Association, 6 p.m. at Springfield Grange Hall, Rt. 160 north of Gallipolis. PoUuck. Meeting at 7 p.m. Music by the Gospel Echoes. Everyone welcome. . ·-lhlllnwy~h~dolt . . IIOIIIftd ocl'llf_,~ 11111111 tn , ..... 1'1111" . . r-,._ .......... . . . . ~ - 4 ILC 1hll ""'" IIIII If ........ . . ~~~~~~....- Helen Swartz THI OOYUlNMIMT OP RUTLAND VILLAGE ANTICIPATING-A OENERAL "f\IENUE SHAAING PAY. MENT Of l11l63 FO~ THE FIFTH l NTIYLIM ENT PEAIOD.JULY 1, 1974 THROUGH JUN£ :tO. 1171 . PLAN S TO SPENO THESE FUNDS ~O~THt I'UAPOS£S SHOWN. V ACCOUNT N0. J6 2. 053 00 4 r ·-LAFF. A. DAY /"-... j· . @)If'· ,. jl! rned!t ~ betn atMMd 111M 1 copy ol lhlt I"PQQ't IIU bMn ~ In 1 1oc11 """""" o1 rll dfculltlon. I Mw ~ docu •lllht 11!. c:ontentl :--IIIII IDI The - r.pol"l ~" -~~<3~~ _ _ u 01 .. Vernon L. Weber I ... , S-29-74 ) -·-..... __:.... -;;; ...·, 0 ,..f'J.""''l ..... _._,.,,_ " 115 l OTAlS Alumni event well attended Francis Morns , R<:~ ci n e. Homemade tee crea m and ca ke were s erved Entertamment was f W'Ill shed b\ Doug Cm.: il' a nd Chester Va;1 Meter \\hO played seve ral musu.:al se lectwns and then were Jomed by Sue Follrod and Margaret Tutt le for vo cal nwnbers. The semor c1trt.en chorus also presen ted sever a\ selectwns. along w1th Ca rol and Darcll Taylor " Go home, · Robei'J-- The first . thing you have to learn IS not .to . 0 f•k~, hpuse cans:· ' I r matrons we re Mrs nouncing the birth of a Kcrrlt· Elise. May 24 at the S<'otl Air Fore;, Hast• in Bcll villt•, w••ighi ng d :.m~ht cr. Mrs. Dean given layette -shower Mrs . .Jo)w Walter ! /\mld 1 Oean wa s honored F rida y evc lllfl g w1 th a l.1yettc showe r 111 the ~ocw l rooms of the st·vcn pounds, fivt· ounces. Lt. and Mrs. Mullen havt· a noth er daughll'T, Ld li ~t, agt• four. Grall{lpan· nts an• Mr . and Mrs. P . K. H.ussc ll , Syracuse, and Mr. and !\Irs. Mull r n. Middleport. Dun Great - grandpan•nt.ll an· Mr. and Mrs. Gcoq.(t' Ha<·kctt. Sr., 1\'lidd lepnrt : Mrs. He le nt• Mull e n , Pomero}': and Mrs. Grat•t• MrGra\\ , Ham·Jic, W. Va . Mrs. Ru ssl'll is in Illinois \\tlh he r dau g htt•r and A pmk , wllll(' and bl ue cnlM c<trnl'd uut wtth d la1ge s turk n.:p!J ca l'Clllcnng the g tft toblc Gm 11 c ~ \\Cre played w1th pnzcs gu tng to Angela Hatfie ld, ,<\rd h W<tggoncr, Jo} cc Hale). and sc heme wo~s lit~ I\ F. OVER WF.EKF.Nl) (iuests of James Se llers and Mr . an d Mrs. Harold Sellers. Portland over the Memo n <.~l D;ty wee kend \\'ere Mr and Mr s PJtd Hend r ic ks, Sad ie Carl Whil e Mr s Dt·;m <Jpl•rwd her daught ers. Poll y Ann and g tfts, rd res lmwnb uf Lakl', L elah Dcntse, M1s s Judv Se llero. Co luJJJb uo: Oke)• nut s, rmnts wul punch \H'r L' se r ved by the hostesses tu Jdck ~on, sun. Cary, ar1d h1s son, Gflry, .Jr . a nd .Jerry .Jdckson , l.1sbo n: Mr and Mr s Other s pre:-;cntwg gtft.s were Vcnnnnt Murklns, Ke1y Huyl, Delores, Cencvc:~ and Helen K1ng. Cayc Smalley, Ka thryn lHtlt. P<Jinw G nod-.~· m. Fneda Frtehnl c. Cl;u·a Scl}TC and A\ iS ll t~ r t l ey Comfort power. It's automatic:. thusc named WHI Jud } Ca r l . Yvonn e Ymm g. Vtrgtnta !)can . Model A-1538 15 ,000 BTUs / hr '· From Frig1da1 re. t1erc san Envnon rnent Maker Room Arr Co ndrttoner that turns th e the cool 0 11 or olt LADIES By Keds greetin gs; and Mrs. Hughes, devotwnal leader . Card s were signed for Cha rles Be~nett , Wor thrngton automat•catlv Ttn s 15 000 BlUs. hr • Fng1dau e Room Au Co nrli !tone! offer s se t 1\ ·atrd·lorge\ 11 coo lmg comlot t by co ntrollmg co111prcssor and fan speeds as room 1e111peratu1e changes PACKAGE POLICY : fOTAL COVERAGE • cert.lu:td b) AllAM 111 heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store Mrcklleport , 0 . BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0 . DALE C. WARNER INS. AGENCY 992 -2143 102 W . Main Pomeroy, 992 -747" THE FARMERS BANK Introduces You devotions . Mrs. Edith Lanning was a guest. Hostesses g1fts were presented to Mrs. Neutzhng who expressed her appreciation. Games were played with prizes going to Miss Sybil Ebersbach, Mrs. Wolfe. Mrs Eva Dessauer, and Mrs Ed tth Lanning. Refreshments were served by the hostess. / ··Just Can't Lose Picnic at lake OUR BLUE CHIP SAVINGS OFFERS SUBSTANTIAL EARNINGS PLUS 100% SAFETY Today's Safest Investment! RELATIVES VISITED Miss Erma Smith spent Fnday in Athens visiting her brother and sister-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. ArlhW' Smith, who have been quite ill . IN COLUMBUS Becky Roush, Middleport, IS in Columbus for a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Larry The word "fan," referring Flowers and Mr. and Mrs. to a sports enthusiast or a Roger Roush. .worshipper of an entertainment personality, is believed Phony Lace to be a contraction of the • Because a 1662 prohibitiOn word fanatic, according to The World Almanac. Before on foreign lace was enacted 1900, the owner of the former m England, Brussels la ce was St. Louis Browns referred to smuggled mto England and · a man as a baseball fanatic. sold fraudulent!~ as "pumt Newspaper headline wnters d ' Angleterre.' In t1m e , Angleterre became the term shortened the term to fan. used by the French for all Copyri11h1 C 1974 Belgian lace. t"\ ~WSPA.P~ H ENTERPRISE ASSN I Free Storage @ ?0/'l..- o n ~ The Env•ronment Makers tr am Fng•daire . . . .... ..' 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'S AVE 51 ,000 we' ll chip m S50.00 we'll chtp m $5. 00 .. *INTEREST COMPOUNDED DAILY Bring ln your winter apparel now for our careful dry cleaning and pressing. (Offer does . not apply to coin-op cleaning>. Pick them up in the fall and pay dry cleaning chaflle only. Bring them in now. ' COLD STORAGE For your precious furs and Fur pieces at Reasonable Rate.s . Also furrier cleaning. ·ROBINSON'S CLEANERS ., 216 E 2nd 992-5428 Pomer~~cy •••••••••.!.!•~••IIi•••••~ wnen o per aMg on 230 ...o ils 14 ~ 00 B Tus Our complete compre hensive homeowners' pol icy covers loss due to fire, theft, storm damage, more . One prem iu m . Conva1escen l Hltme: Mr . and an d Mrs. Hayes served a desser t course. Wh1tc MwTay, Cmdy MlUTay. f:\ a decorahons ; Mrs Hughes and Mrs. Mane Haw kin s. Rosemary Lyons. Mrs Fren ch were Lwcl a Well. Brenda Huush 1 K;trcn Murrety, MHry Luu lluud. tshc lt, <Jild ( ;rdt l' K1ng. S" lly Byers. Florence Well. Jan eth Bcal, Glady s Gilkey, I.oui se Ham son, T:umny Gilkey. Ci ndy Gilk c). J ~oy Haley. and Helen llats .James H. Sellers, daughter, Alpha B<~iley .l.< ta Hall. K,ul" . Kns and son, (;reg. Pomeroy ; Chcreher. Mi ldr ed Alkil'e. Hc·l tfield , A.ud ra Mr and Mrs. Ed\1111 Sellers. Donna ll ou<lashrlt. M.ng1 r Sm1th . -:·:·:·:::·:·.·:·:·:·.·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· R.:lCtnE', and T.arry Sellers. Mary Paynte r , E llz<Jbcth Por tland . F"rench , Mrs Paul Wmn. Pearl Bunce. Harry Chesher , a nd Pau l Darnell. Games were played wtlh pnzes gm ng to Mrs Hughes, Mrs Anthony, Mrs. Ev elyn Lew 1s, and Mrs. Cm·!etun Clllln :h. H u ~ t csscs family Mrs. Beulah H<l yes, Mrs Kat hr yn Km ght , and Mrs Euvc tl a Bech tl e. !a ble Seven of the nine children of Mrs. Ernest Bowles and the late Mr . Bowles, all graduates of Middleport High School, spent the Memorial Day Apicnic and family gathering weekend here wtlh thetr was held at Lake Hope Sunday mother and attended the attended by Mr. and Mrs. Middleport Alumni Association Kenneth Makins. Racme ; Mr. banquet. and Mrs . John A. Dea n, Here for the weekend were Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. John W. Johnson Robert Reid, Rodney and (Barbara) and sons ; Mr. and David; Mrs. Walter Terrell, Mrs. Donald Gross (Jeanne) , Billy Kendell and Mr . and Mrs: Columbus; Mr. and Mrs . Eddie Weekly and Missy, all of Charles Lockett (Emmaline), Pataskala ; Mr . and Mrs . Hondall K. Bowles, and Miss Junior Smalley, Judy Kay, Marsha Bowles, Cleveland; Susan , Dal e and Hobie , Mr. and Mrs. Vincent King , Weirton, W. Va.; Mrs. Donna (Arlene) and Mrs. Anita O'Neil Young, Denms, Susan , Dale, and daughter, Heather, New and Alan ; Mr. and Mrs. B1ll York City, Spaun, Mr . and Mrs. John Unable to join the family Walter Dean, Pomer8y; Mr. were two sons, Ernest, of and Mrs Paul Paynter, CarBaltimore , Md. who Femains penter; Mr . and Mrs. Garold confined to a wheelchair due to Gilkey, Rick, Tammy. and an automobile accident two Cindy, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. years ago, and James, of Pomt Leroy Baker, .John , Dale and Pleasant, whose leg is in a cast Cmdy, of Oklahoma, and due to a ligament injW'y. Airman 1-c Richard Dean , home on leave from the K. I. Sawyer Air Force Base m Michigan. I 1' tnd lhev •re _ , b INbllo ~ It Clerk's office, Rutland Vrank Clark. Hemlock Grove: Gra ce Turner . Dyesv1 ll e: L~tha Wood , Altoona Karr. and Ethel Orr. Cl1estcr area. and Friendship," were give n for • RUTLANO VILLAGE VILLAGE CLERK RUTLAND, OHIO 45775 ,, Huthwd ; Kt·rnu 1 McE lr oy, Dayt on McE I, uy, a nd Mae Holter , Mmers vtll e, Morn !i. Social event planned HAVE YOU . 1 PUBLIC SAFfTY fles. and Nancy Walker. all 89. and all of Pomeroy Also honored were Cora Argabnte. Reedsvill e; Alma Miller . Middlepor t: Emma Chapman and Evelyn Stone , Syrac use. Glenn Cline, Ca rpen ter; Earl y Roush. Letart ; Dean Black- DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve concerns the batteries in hearing aids. Why do oome go dead just a few hours after we wood a nd Norma Curh s. Pomeroy ; Maxme Chapm an starttouse,them? This does not seem faiT.- LOUISE. DEAR POLLY - I think Mrs. S.W.C. has a w1de ch01ce m and In a Massa r. Tuppers tllings she could do with her many pieces of imitation leatber. A long sleeveleSs vest could be made and trimmed with a variety of colors. Anything goes today. Another one could be made for a child. Circles, squares or wbatever could be sewed on to a pouch bag. Knee and elbow patches could be applied to tile kids' sweaters and jackets. A tablecloth for a round table could be Plans to entertam the Past made with some of tile circles used oo the edges look scalloped. Matrons of Pomeroy Chapter. She has a treasW'e and should have fun. On big things sew the O.E S., were made when the pieces on to a firm foundation - just sew around the edges on the Eva ngeli ne Cha pter Past sewing machine.- MRS. T. J . Matrons met Fnday mght at DEAR POLLY - and Mrs. S.W.D. - I made a patch purse the home of Mrs Gra ce out of leather scraps and crocheted the pieces together and then French. lined the pW'se with taffeta. Crochet the pieces together to make Mrs. Katie Anthony presided a rectangle, fold up about tw!>-lhirds of the way from the bottom · at the mee ting with Mrs. Mary edge, right sides out, and crochet sides together. The single end Hughes giving devotions. She is for the nap. Crochet around all exposed edges. A shoulder used a poem, " In Times Li ke strap can be made by crocheting two thicknesses together. These" by Helen Siemer R1ce , The patched pieces for such a bag also could be folded in half a nd a meditati on ent1tled and a zipper put along the top. A clutch purse could be made with "Enjoy" taken from the hook. sides and rounded bottom. Never put straight pins in the p1eces. Apples of Gold. They will leave holes. To make the holes for croche'ting, stitch Committees appomted for aro\Uld with an unthreaded size 16 sewing machine needle. entertamlng the Pomeroy past MR. D.V. DEAR GIRLS - Helen punches the holes lor the crochet needle to go through and stresses the fact that when crocheting the work must be kept loose so the linlshed piece wlll be flag. Also that pieces crocheted ar01md the edges are then puttogetber with Mrs. Carne Neutzlin g enmore crochet. Mary zigzag stitches the pieces together on her tertamed the Th1rd Friday sewing machine and says knit dresses could be trimmed with Oub Friday night at her home leather pieces such aa she bas seen on imports from Hong Kong . with Mrs. Mabel Wolfe -POLLY. presiding. It was decided to dispense w1th the June meetin g You will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite home- due to the regatta Apicmc will making idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a be held in July . problem. Write Polly in care of this newspaper. Aprayer by Mrs. Wolfe and a poem, "The Golden Chain of CARLTON PRESS, -INC. By United Press luteroatlonal Speed races. both on the land and in the water' took a toll of four lives on three continents Sunday. In Miami, George 11Skip" Walther, brother of Indianapolis car driver Salt Walther, was killed Sunday morning when he was thrown from his power boat in a practice run for the $30,000 Champion Spark Plug unlimited regatta. The accident came little more than a year after Salt Walther was bW'ned critically in tile Indianapolis 500 auto race. Sa1t recovered, however 1 and finished 17th in the 1974 Indy last week. Ironically, Skip Walther was entered only as a replacement for Jim McCormick , who suffered severely lacerated legs when he was thrown from his boat during a test ruiJ on ThW'sday. According to witnesses, Walther's boat "Redman" hit a wave and disappeared in a plwne of spray at Miami Marine Stadium. The Dayton Others over 80 presented fl owers were Otto lies, Frances Pla1ns: Alice l·:pple and Ru th DA UGHTER BOR N U . a nd Mrs. Scan Mullt•n uf Bcll villt•, Ill. a rc an- Member Feder91 Deposit Insurance Corpor'at !on ' Member Federal Reserve System I . /" �~ - T.he Dmly Sent mel M1ddleport-Pomerov 0 Monday June J 19H Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! I Real Estate NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF 2 SIGNS OF QUAliTY TR: ANSPOR: T AT ION Co tum bu s Ohto May24 1974 Co ntr act Sa tes legal Copy No 74 282 UNIT PRICE CO NTR ACT Seated propo sa l s wr 1 be rece tved at tne o ffi ce ot th f' Dtrector of th e Ohto D ep art ment ot T ra nspo rtal on Colum bu s Ohto un t I 10 00 AM Eas t ern Day ! 9ht Sav no T me Tu esd ay June 18 197-l for mproVements m Part s 1 t o 11 nc tus ve are offered as on e contrac t and w r be con s de red on th e ba ss ot thetotal amount btd Part 1 Ga ll Ia County Oh o on GAL 325 ( 18 2 1) S t.al e RouteNo 325 Morgan To wnsh p by ilp p l y ng a b tu m nous svrface treatment Pavemen t Wrdlh 18 feet Prote c t and Work L eng th J 907 2 teet or 0 74 m tes 1n Part 7 Ga l ha County Ohto on GA L 553 553 NO 1 COPPER 75c rad1a tor s 35c r ed bri'I SS 40c bart er es tl 40 q ns eng SS6 ve l low root $4 M ay A pple 60c M A Hall Reeds v t e Oh o Phon e 378 6249 5 Jl3 tf c 1910 NOV LPE SIS45 Loca l 1 owner ca r good trr e~ 6 cy l wrth automafrc trans radro b lue trnr sh spotless clean blue nter or 1970 FORD MAVERICK OLD fi.Jrn t ure o ak tab l es clocks rce bo xes brass beds d rsh es desk s or complete househo l ds Wr t e M D M ller Rl 4 Pomeroy Ofl10 call 997 7760 5 13 fie $1395 Loc al 1 owner good trres 6 cyl wrth automatrc t ra n s radro blue l rmsh spot less clean bl ue rn terro r 1970 DODG E POLAR A ---------- J UNK Autos complete and deliv er ed to our yard We p ck.up aul o bod C'S and buy al l k.mds o f scr(tp m eta l5 and ron R der s S.1 1v(t ge Sta t e> Rou l l:' 17<1 Rl 4 Pomeroy Ohro Phone 997 5468 S1195 4 door f actory a rr automatrc t ransmrss ron power steenng & brakes good whrte wall fires whrte fmr sh vtnyt root r ad. o heavy duty suspension 2 STORY PERMA ST ON E 3 BR LARG E MODERN K IT CHE N 1'1 BATH S CA RP E T THROUGHOUT F U LL BA SEMENT 2 CAR G1\ RAGE ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LAND S CAPED LOT PRI CE D MID TWENTIE S JBEDROOMS LARGE K I T LIK E N EW CARPET ALUM SI D I NG OWNER W I LL HELP F IN A NCE FOR QUALIF I E D BUYER PR I CED BELOwMARKET $ 12000 For Sale RHODODENDRON S purp e ana p nk Cle l and Green house Gerald ne Cl el and 6 J 3tc OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO (0 J l 2 17 ) Sl ate Rou t e No n Guyon Townsh p by KACINE OFFICE 446 3643 EVENINGS Sud McGhee- 446 12SS E M I ke Wr se man- 446 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES & SERVICE HOME ALARMS COMPLETE • SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC Ph 992 2174 PH. 949-3611 Wanted To Buy RACINE GARAGE 742-5293 -------------- - ---- --------- For Rent ----- -------- ROOF PAINTING -------- ------ -------------- -----.----------- -------------- -------------- - ------------- -------------- TEAFORD ---------- ---- ________ ____ _ Auto Sales ---- --------- -------------- -------------- -------------- CARRIERS WANTED -------------- HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS --------------- 4000 BTU - ------------- '109.95 -------------- ------ -------- -------------- POSITIONS AVAILABLE On the 10b framing . Ground floor op portumty . ---------------------- ------ --------- -------------- ,. -------------- ,( J ( 992-3325 Real Estate For Sale Bu1lt to Your Specs CARPUING 501 NYLON Auto Sales •7.95 -------- -- -------- --- Employment Wanted Lost 2 MALE walker coon hounds rn Snowv lie Pagetown a.rea REWARD Phone 7"2 3141 ·I 1 5 29 ~tc ---------------r 5 29 6tp 5 29 6tp WIN AT BRIDGE End play ends any problem f NORTH STEREO 92.1 '7+ I 1 l l 13tc ------------ 4 15 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 As fhe L1v1ng Be tter for Less 33 V deo The New Wave 33 3 00 - A not her World 3 4 15 Genera l Hosprtal 6 13 Prr ce Is R1ght 8 10 Book Beat 20 3 30 - One Ltfe to L 1ve 6 13 Phrl Donahue 4 How to Surv1ve a SendS 1/or JACOBY MODERN book to Wm..at Bndge (c lo 1hts new spaper) P 0 Bo• 489 a 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 5 30 - Beverly Hillbillies 8 Elec Co 33 Hogans Heroes 13 Hodge L odge 20 Western 5tar Th ea ter 15 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame Sf 20 News 3 4 Truth or Conseq 6 Lil1a s Yoga & You 33 6 30 - News 6 8 10 NB C News 3 4 15 Patchwork 33 Room 222 13 7 00 - What s My Lone 6 Dusty s Tra 1l 13 Elec Co 20 Truth or Conseq 3 Beatthe Clock 4 News 6 10 Wally s Workshop 15 Paul Nuch1ms 33 7 30 - To Te ll the Truth 6 New Pr iCe Is R1ght 8 10 RFD 20 Hoi ywoo d Squa res 3 Dealers Cho1ce 4 Beat the Clock 13 B1lly Graham Crusade 15 8 00 - Happy Days 6 13 Nova 20 Maude 8 10 Adam 12 3 4 6 13 9 00 - Em my Awards 3 4 15 Bla ck Journal33 9 30 - Book Beat 20 Shaft B 10 10 00 - Washongton Straight Talk 33 News 20 Marcus Welby 6 11 Pt>llce 5tory 3 4 15 Bil ly Graham Crusade 13 10 30 Day at Nighf 33 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 J anakl33 Johnny Ca r son J 4 15 Un touchables 13 MISSIOn lm poss1b le 6 Mov 1es Aaron Shck from Punkm Crtck 8 Man 11 30 - NY 10019 4AK52 WEST Dear NAB Don t count on continued 1110 pet good luck 1 Your astrologer 1s workmg on lbc same prmc1ple described m the book I mentioned, 'Your Baby's Sex How You Can Choose But keep m from Cocody 10 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I '- mto the Garden, Maud ' 5 SwiSS ctty IO Declare II Aga1nst 1pre! ) 12 Take the ba1 t 13 B1bllcal mountain 14 - N1ght of Love I5 Storage box 16 Peer Gynt's mother 17 Earthly 19 Mernment 20 All About 2I Bare 22 Mudv1lle SC ORPIO (Ocl 24 Nov 22) For Tuesday June 4 1974 ARIES (March 21 April t 9) Don t try to co'We r up or ra tronal rze you r m stake s Noth ng wrll be ga ned persona ll y rf you ta~e a stand on a hop eless POSI1 on TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) Your busrn ess affarr s are I kely to be compl ex and tumbl ed at present It could be du e to an unrealrstrc outlook GEMINI (May 21 June 20) You wouldn t be w rse to be your own attorney 1f you re n volved tn some sort of egal ma tler at thrs trme Get e,'(pert adv1ce CANCER (June 21 July 22) Try no1 to make any co mmrt men ts rega rdrng wane. or se rv rce tflat you don t have tfle competency to perform Bluff s won t work You re not the shrewd buyer you usua lly are You cou ld eas ty be taken n and pu r chase merchan drse of nler or Qual ty SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) You re assumrng that others are as s1ncere as you are about keeprng the1r prom rses They re not Get I rn wr I lng CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) At present you re apt 10 rely mo re heavrly on your hunc hes and 1n1u1t ron than you shou ld St ck wrth what you see not w1th what you !eel AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) You re not I kely to be mo derate or prudent rega rdtng your soc 1a l nterests Waste or overrndutgenc e has 1he uppe1 hand PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Be very c areful today that you don I do any thrng that wou d reflect unfavorably on your honor or reputation LEO (July 23 Aug 22) The b1g shot ro le wrll prove to be a very expensrve one today Ju st olhers w st II be yoursell be rmp ressed VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) You re apt 10 base an rmportant JUdgment on rnac cura te rn tor mat on Be certam of all the facts be !ore sayrng yes Ia anyt hrng LIBRA (Sepl 23 Ocl 23) To day you II look for easy June4 1974 Important goals can be rea lrze d thrs yea r 11 you don I take thrngs for granted Even rl somethrng rs flanded to you be sure you make th e most ot t l nscrumblr thrsr four Jumbles. one lrttrr to each squ a re to form four ordtnary words TJBOR VERPO I' Is Saturrhn • Grey 13 2 00 News 4 \ v r l Saturday's Answer 11 Alfie m the ffiOVleS I5 Crowd herd 18 Whirl 21 Trading cente r 22 Chewy sweet 23 Wmdflower 24 Suppress 25 ExplOit 'l7 Hackneyed 19 What s the - ' 30 Custom 3! Eat greedily 32 Put forth 37 - blimey 38 Network •• II I V \J HAD A rI LONGFELLOW One letter s1mpl y 1::1tands f or another In thts sample A 1s used for the t hree L s X lor lhe two 0 s, elc Smgle letters apostrophes the length and lormalton ol lhe words are all hmts Each day the code l etters are differe nt WHY HE DIDN I LIKE D065 CRYPTOQUOTES EZWPVO PT SEYHOU UAO E ZYRX PL UAO Now arrange the corcled letters to form the surpri se answer u ~~J;-_..L_..L-~;:::;;I>.~~A::_. suggested by the above cartoon HE r AXYDLBAAXR ; G:.: E; 'N :. :.:.c/£ ,: :::_-fl-,--r-~ ~ no riSks 42 InclinatiOn DOWN I Sebastian or Bruce 2 Sheeplike 3 Measurmg apparatus 4 Before 5 Carned 6 Anecdotal collection 7 Bombarded K TypiSts blunder 9 Grew toward mght DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's ho"' to "ork 1t: J ()t] I nver 41 rakmg nme s I rNASAT t '\J 39 Repeat performance 40 Czech hero 25 Disappeared 26 lnd1go plant 27 lnd1an we1ght 2K Electncal umt 29 Loftiness 33 Wooden core 34 Make lace 35 Wmd mstrwnent (colloq ) 36 Ulan Bator nat1ve 38 Fluctuate DO[) I , 00 - Tomorrow 3 d Take F 1ve For L 1fe 15 Ptcture of Donan &u.'fH!d' outs You 1 promrse thrngs you writ have trouble de rverrng la ter JUSt so othe rs w II lhrnk you rea nrce guy Ma rr age 3 15 Women 20 Match Game 8 10 EpiSode Ac 11on 33 4 00 ~ Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesam e St 33 20 Huck and Yog 6 I Dream of Jeann re 13 Ta t t le ta es 8 Movr e The 5 000 F1ngers of Dr T 10 .1 30 - Gill1 gan s Is 6 Gr een Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Ja ckpot 4 Ha zel 8 Da n te l Boone 13 Vrrgrn1an 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr1ffm 4 B1g Va lley Rad10 Ct iV Station New York Q642 I J rI I I TRBBMF EM lEFT xI IIJ OCVOO ZT UAO (An1wf'rt tomorrow) Saturday's Cryptoquote. EACH MOMENT OF YOUR UFE IS A BRUSHSTROKE IN THE PAINTING OF YOUR GROWING CAREER - WILFERD A PETERSON J umhl.-~ DOGMA MINUS BANNER DELUXE AniWf'r lie doe~n t dn nny 6wun eu on the "de- THE MIDOLEMAN ZOSELZ - Q JPMMPLXT (iC)1174 JUne Footuno Srndlcat.,lnc ) EAST WMPO-FM • 1084 'Klil54 • 963 'J9632 Mtddleporl Pomerov .103 4J986 tJJo97 LlTILE ORPHAN ANNIE +s SOUTH COl • AK5 'AQS t AK83 4QH 9 Bedroom Suttes In !west Both vulnerable North East South ~ass Pass Pass Pass 2NT Pass $49 95 up 27 Ches ts & Dressers 3+ Pass Opening lead- + J Sll OOup 38 Tw1n & Full S1ze Beds $29 95 up Several 2 p c Su1tes Se v era l Sota s By Oswald & James Jacoby L1vmg Room Oswald "A look at the North-South cards only would suggest a seven diamond contract It makes eas1ly 1f diamonds break three-two All declarer has to do IS to draw trumps ruff one heart 10 dummy and d1scard the other heart on the fourth spade" J 1m "Even seven notrump 1sn' t too bad a contract Not that 11 makes the way the East West cards are set up, but 11 would wheel 10 a lot or the lime ' Oswald ' Clubs don't break, d1amonds don't break, the heart rmesse IS wrong and a careless declarer m1ght actually get set at SIX notrump" J1m "He shouldn ' t be Therels a very simple e nd play to brmg home twelve tr1cks " Oswald "South starts by cashmg three d1amonds Then he runs orr rour spades wh1le d1scardmg a d1amond rrom h1s hand Next come 139 95 up S25 00 up I Green Velvet Love Sea t $99 9S 6 odd Rock ers and Cha1rs $15 00 u~ Special This Week! Small Upnght Freezer, 69.95 42 Gas & Electnc Ranges S29 95 up 12 Good Refng erator s $25 oo up Fng1da1re Refrigerator and Gas Rang e lurquo1 se both S249 95 What Do You Need? We May Have 11 1 L amps Credenza Span1sh Wall Plaques Wa 11 t1me to thiS be , three West roundsISofknown clubs At holdmg one d1amond and two hearts South throws West 10 w1th dummy's last diamond and West has to lead a heart to g1v~ South the last two tncks Tapestnes Foot Stools, Pole L1ght End Tables Recltntng Cha1r s 1tem s and many oth e r Rutland Furniture Rutland, 0 Dave or 1\Jff.l, Vllfi ~T'QlA aJY l/.M6N I ca.l'T AA% flk.N, I ~ VAS FRO<A HIM I '0€~1.. IT !=()< 70 TOO I If..~ JU&T 100TIREDTO EAT TONIGHT &EE YOU IN TH~ MORNING, • MOM ~~~~~~~;~~~~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ALLEY OOP SO 1HOSE TWO JASPERS FIGURE ON KNOCK ING OFF GENERAL HAN SIN IN "Tl-1 MORNING EH 7 CNEWSPAPER ENTERPRlSE ASSN I M1ke s Btg Capac1ty Mayla' Ar.no ld Grate 3 The btddmg has been Well North East South Double Pass U Pass Pass ? You South, hold • &5 'J432 +AQ97.853 What do you do now• A-Bid three dlamondL Wllb ..nn blab-cord potato yoor haed worrop" o <empettttve bid •bere Remi,mber, yaur twe· Automat1cs 2 speed oreraf iOn rho1ce o wat er temps Auto w.,t er level control Lrnt F rlter or Power F'" Agitator Perm a Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers bellrt call olio..oil I MAYTAG Red Carpet S.rvice I Rutland \ no llrelllltb ol TODA'i'S QUESTION ' ( 2. t• $urround clothes With gentle, even heat No hot spots no overdry/ng Fi ne Mesh Lint Frlter We Specialize In RUTLAND FURNITURE 741;4211 3 • QJ72 RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER ~ -------- RUTlAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Rutland 0 a 10 your your who a nd Young Filmmak er s Fest 1va l 33 Banacek J 4 15 Bt ll y Graham Crusa de a 10 Move What Are Best Fnends For? GREAT COUNTRY SPECIALJ 19 70 12)(52 HILL CRES T trar ler FO R SA LE by owner Large 900d cond tlon house type older home cou l d be con furnrture throughout verted rntd' J n rc e apts Call Maytag washer and dryer Pomeroy 992 553.9 Call 992 50 1\,.0r 992 1336 i~' 2 00 - Da ys ol Our L1 ves 3 4 15 Gu1dmg L1ght 8 10 Newlywed Gam e 6 13 Our Streef 33 2 30 - Doctor s 3 4 15 G~r ll n My L1fe 6 13 Edge of N1gh l 8 10 33 Celebnty Swe epstakes 3 15 12 55 - News 3 IS I 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Concentration 8 Wha t s My Line' 10 Sew1ng Sktlls 33 l"ree Garage Esllmates Mobrle Homes For Sale ---- World Turns 12 JO - SPirt Second 6 Search for Tom orrow 8 10 Electr c Co DAY OR NIGHT - -------------- -------------- Pomeroy PHONE 992-5271 -------------- ----------1----- I 30 - 3 On A Mat ch 3 7 30- New Zoo Revue6 Tennessee Tu xedo 13 GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP Stock F1ve Mrn utes to L ve By 4 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame Sl 33 Jeff s Collie 6 8 25 - Jack Lalanne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55- News 13 9 00- Paul Dixon 4 Fnendly Jun ct10n 10 AM 3 Phil Donahue 15 Abbott & Costello 8 Wild Wild West 6 Mov 1e Peyton Place 13 9 30 - ToTelltheTruth3 ElectmCo 33 9 ss - Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 10 00 - 0 1nah Shore 3 15 Compan y 6 Jokers W1ld 8 10 A B1t Wilh Kn1t 33 10 30-Jeopardy3 4 1S Gamb1t8 10 D1g lf33 Whee ls Kiln s & Clay 33 11 00 - Wizard of Odds 3 4 15 M1ke Douglas 6 Password 13 Now You See It 8 10 11 30 - Brady Bunch 13 Hollywoo d Squares 3 4 15 Lo ve of L le 8, 10 Catch 33 33 11 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Password 6 News 8 10 13 Bob Braun s SO 50 Club 4 Mr Rogers 33 Jackpot' 3 1S MATERIALS CO Mason. W. Va 1 ·n3 -5s5 4 808 W Mam Sl B1ble Answers 8 News 6 Rev Cleophus Robtnson 13 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45- Farmt1me 10 Mormng Report 3 7 00 - Today 3 4 IS CBS News 8 10 D1 ck Van Oyke 13 Osmonds 6 . .. By Helen Hottel +++ 6 2S- Farm Report 13 6 30 - i Dear Helen You mentioned a doctor's way to choose the se x of unborn child My ' Astrologer's way works 1 You take ex•ct b1rthdate and bme of b1rth to your local astrologer w1ll prepare a b1rth control chart, g1vmg fertility dates 6 00- Sunnse Seminar 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Concern & Comment 10 HOGG &ZUSPAN 992-3615 -------------- Gray 13 2 00 - News 4 ' ~ Us. m1nd the authors recommend mediCal tests, and do not guarantee results Remember to even the person holding a plumbob over a pregnant woman s stomach WIU have 50 pet accuracy m predicting tbe sex of her chi ld Your astrologer has better odds than they giVe you m Las Vegas' - H telling you wh1ch days to conce1ve lor et ther a boy or a g1rl I ve had two beautiful successes from lhiS method and use no other form of birth control (the rhythm me thod) between bab1es NOW A BEUEVER Dear Worned A call to your diStriCt attorney s office may g1vet this. '"Cr s fortunes a turn for the worst Smce she IS chargmg for he r disservice she can probably be closed for operating a busm ess w1thout a hcense (if not for fraud ) Your daughter and fnends ' When the acc1dent doesn't happen lbcy ll be cured - H Downstairs 10 12 30 - News 13 Delivered to Job Sole -------------- average of 4 000 bllhon gallons of water a day at 1ts mouth - enough to prov1de ~bout 3J! per cent of the the fresh water needs of New fam1hes m the Umted States ;vork City for over mne vears own dogs I r ' ~ WOOD TRUSSES ~ -------------- PHONE 992·2156 lost ---------- ---- -------------- THE DAILY SENTINEL Male or Female Help Wanted Full or Parttime Opemngs -------------- ------ -------- Help Wanted r - - - - - - - ,· -LINCOLN HILL -CONDOR STREET -MONKEY RUN -BUTTERNUT AVENUE -RACINE -SYRACUSE -------------- 6 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Mov1e The Chnstm as Tree 8 MISSIOn lmposs1ble6 Untouchables 13 Movte Upsta r s and -------------- -------------- No Way to Treat a Lady Un 1vers1ty of Chicago Roundtable 33 30 - Dick Van Dyke 8 10 Mount a on Song 20 00- CBS Reports 8 10 Billy Graham Crusade 13 Handfu ls of Ashes 33 30 - Day At Night 33 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 IS Janaki33 1 00- Tomorro w 3 4 Tak e F1ve For Life 15 P1cture of Doran ASK US ABOUT PRE- FABRICATED -------------- - ------ -------- Heres Lucy 8 10 Mov1e TUESDAY JUNE4 1974 -------------- - --------- ---- -------------- ' -------------- --------------- 10 11 Open 8 Ttl s -------------- ---- ------- 9 10 Brlly Baseball J 4 15 9 00 - Monday thru Saturday 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 ---- - --------- -------------- -------------- CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992-5083 -------------- - ------------- - ------------- INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING 8 15 - Pomeroy Home & Auto NELSON THE ROSENBERG CO. Movi e Second s 13 Hollywood Televtsron Theat re 70 Graham Crusade 8 10 V1deo The New Wav e 33 -G UARANTEEDPHONE !l92 2094 FURNITURE a.ElAND REALTY 7 30 - That Good Ole Nashvill e MuSi c 3 Buck Owens 8 Hollywood Squares 4 To Tell the Trufh 6 Beat fhe Clock IJ Lock Stock & Barrel20 Ep1sode Act ton 33 Mun crpal Court 10 8 00 - Rookies 6 Baseball World of J oe Garag1ola 3 15 4 On Most Am ertcan Cars OFFICE SUPPLIES J&B AUTO BODY Graham Crusade 15 •5.55 -------------- DITCHING SERVICE My Line 8 C1rcus lJ Elec Co 20 Great Dec rslon 33 Bil ly Pomeroy 1 Pollee May Sear Her Fortune Dea r Helen We have a woman m our town who says she can tell fortunes, .md shes scanng my young daughter and some of her fnends ro dea th They had then fortunes rold by her, and now my daughter wanders around the house, very nervous and won't eat or sleep The woman sa id she 1s gomg robe m a hornble acc1dent w1thin a month The g~rls a re charged for each VISit What really hurts 1s the woman used ro be a good fnend of nune until she started claunmg she saw VISIOns She hates me because I called her a fake And she's malting a fortune on her fortunes What can be done ' - WORRIED 7 00 - Truth or U.ns 3 Beat fhe Clock ' New s 6 10 Whal s EXPERT Wheel Alignment 992 2094 606 E. Mat n Pomeroy Wc reparr lawn mowers and gr:rrden tractors ! a" * 10 West ern Star Theater 15 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 13 15 Sesame Sf 20 Truth or Co ns 6 Nova JJ 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CB S New s 8 10 Room 222 13 Nathan Btggs Radoator S!>eetallst POMEROY rtOME & AUld AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR 4 30 - Green Acres 3 Jackpot 4 Gl ll tgan s Is 6 Bona'nza 15 Danie l Boone 13 V1rgm1an 8 5 00 - Bonanza 3 N\erv Gnffm 4 Brg Valley 6 Mr ster Rogers 20 33 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Hogan s Heroes 13 Hodgepodg e Lodge 20 From the largest Truck or Bu lldozer Radiator to the smalle st Hea ter Core Phone 742 4673 742 5595 B11l Brown , Owner Rutland , Oh1o 777 Pea.-1 Street M ;fdleport Ohto IJt<r nno .:,91 5167 or V92 3861 i Johnn y Trouble Help ~ -,~ ~ Mr Cartoon & The Banana Spirts 3 Huck & Yo g1 6 SesameSt 33 30 I Dream of Jeann•e 13 Tattle ta les a M ove 4 00 - E-XPERIENCED BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT applying a b tum nous SI.Jrface treat ment N EW 197<1 Z g Zag SEWING and Pa vement Wrdth - Var es MACH INE S n orr g 1n a 1 1196 Protect and Work Length car ton Z1g Zag t o make 10 876 8 feer or 2 06 m des button hol es sew on button s 3 ST ORY frame home ga rag e Part 3 monogram s and mak e f an c y W L SO N S Pennz o I WestMan CASH pard fo r all makes and carp eted w t h new plumbmg Stop In and See Our Ho ck ng County Ohro on des1gns W1th l US t I he tw1 st of a St Now op en for al ty pes of mode l s of mob t e homes and electnc wrr ng To ta HOC 327 (0 00 1 74~ on Stale s ngle d al Left rn lay a way Phone area code 614 423 9531 au t o reparr 011 cha nge lu be Floor D1splay RACINE OHIO E' lec tr c nc ludes 2 stove s 1 Route No J2 7 n Salt Creek and never been used w II sell lObS t une up and au tomat rc 4 13 tt c re fr1 ge r a t o r s and som e Townshtp by app l y ng a for on ly $47 cas h or term s transm 1SS 10n r epa r All at furn tur e situ a t ed on b tum rnous sur fac e treatment a va tabl e Phone 99~ 265 3 d scoun t pr ce A lso offerr ng beaut ful 1 4 ac:r e lot Ask ng Pavement Wrdth - Var es 5 29 ff c wash to bs and auto recon $3 1 000 Call 992 5933 Pro tect and Work L ength drt1onmg Tra ned mechanr c 5 3 1 Jtc 20 11 6 8 fee t or J at m tes on d uty Pnc es are St11I Part II ELECTRO LU X va cuum 5 31 7tc H1gh Up Here' Hockr ng County Oh o on c l ean ers A 1 cond 1t on use s ~ HOC 328 ( 1 75 l State Rout e SELLING J house holds th s paper bags ha s cordw 1nde r Water Ltn es and Power n Star r Townsh p by No 328 and many attachm en ts A lso Fr day 31 and ne~t Fr rday ,.. applyrn g 1 b t um nous sur fa ce Ltnes All work done by the shamp o oer: attachment 1n June 7 Sate star ts 7 30 p m trea t m e 1 el uded (Only 4 avar lablel at toot or contract Also dozer Antrq ues ~;~ l assware chma Moved to Rutland J;4 m 1le We are gorng all ou t for Pavem ent W 1dlh I~ teet $37 70 cash or t erms 1 nens qu tt s lamps clocks work and sephc tanks tnI ins1d e c 1ty l1m1t on nght ~crap rron ca st rron c opper Prot ect and Work Lu g rh availab l e Phone 992 2653 old t run ks dolts postcards corner Sirek St and Rt 124 21 225 6 feet or 4 02 m rles ~v rre brcl ~~ a lumrnum au to I ~"'"~ cookbooks numerous 5 29 tf c Part 5 bc1tterres auto rad rator s We co ltector s 1tems p c tures 608 E. Mergs County Oh ro on MEG AM FM stereo rad10 - 8 track w cker f urnrtu r e lawn cha rs Free Est1mates .See or Call ~1re your best marke t too for ~ 325 (0 00 .S 22 n Sa l em MAIN ta pe comb nat ron 4 speaker lounge charrs garden wrts t e paper IBM pr odu ct s Bob or Roger Jeffers .. Townshrp by a pplyrng a sound s ystem Balanc e equrpment glider t1 ert ab tes c:rnd crude drug~ POMEROY, 0 ~ brtumtnous surfa ce treatment Now Open t or Business $106 33 or easy term s Ca ll s t ep ta bles next week 3 nrce Day 992 7089 ~ Pavement Wrdth - Varres 992 3965 CHESTER - 4 BR bath bed r oom sur tes 4 n ce lrvrng Ntght 992-3525 Pro1ect - d Work 1 eng th room surtes 4 good T v s 5 29 lfc d 1nrng roo m som e ca r ~ 28 828 B feef or 5 46 m les c olor and BW w ng back 0 p(1 n d.1rly 11114 Fnday 8 ttll or 992 5232 petmg barn 2 oth er o ut c harr s a nt q ue furn1ture WE HAVE atl yo ur uphols t er',' Parto 11 J 1/ y Clo sed Fnday noon bur l d ng s about l acre library tab l es 7 n ce need s Bur lap den m Morgan Co unty Oh o on ••II '\.1o•1d 1y of ev ery week corner lot $13 500 re frr gerato r s w th treezer cambr c fo am g lue z pper s MRG 555 ( 11 951 Sta t e Rou t e TUPPERS PLAINS compartment 1 upr g ht deep tack tn g strrp sprr ngs and No 555 n Un on Townsh p by freeze nrce Ch na cup board story br tck corner lot over 1 appl y ng a b rtum nous surface c l p s ch rpboard buttons rockers 50 bo~es of good W1lktnson Small Eng1ne treatment tw rn e sew ng thread legs acre 1n new add thon J BR househo ld rtems also takrng Pavem en t W dth - 18 feet up holste r y books dacron 992 3092 ba th dtnmg R lovel y k 1 t brd s on solid brass bed open 9 Pro1ec t and Work Le ngth spr ng tw •n e ta cks welt cor d 399 W Mam Pom eroy, 0 basement 8 year s ol d chen to 9 Call 992 3509 Polly s 18 16 3 2 feet or 3 44 mrles co tton sw vel bases and Athen s Ohro Located at Modern Supply $22 500 00 Auc t ion Page and H gh Sf Part 7 foam foam foam Pomeroy Small Eng1ne Repa1r Mrdd leport V nton County Ohro on V I N Recovery 622 Ea st Ma n MIDDLEPORT - BuSiness 5 31 7tc 50 {0 00 0 06) U S Roi.Jte NO Street Phone 992 7554 room modern apt over J SO - rn Harnson Town shi p by 5 15 26tc BR 1'17 ba ths d1nong R HW ap ptymg a br tum rnous surface DEEM Custom Butcherrng fl oor s Wi th carpeting over TRAILER BrownS Trailer treatment to shoulde rs Meat Pro cess ng Phone 667 '-'ROCERY bu s ness t or sa l e Cour t 992 3324 hot water heat almost new 3608 Cootv•lle Ohro Sh ould ers - 2 at 8 feet Bu ld ng for sa l e or lease 5 29 He Prot ec t and Work Leng th burldmg $26 500 55 26tp Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m 26 188 8 feet or 4 96 mrles POMEROY - Ranch type 2 • Lawn Boy to 10 p m for appointment HOUSE for rent Phone 992 3432 Part 8 KOSCOT KOSMETICS & BR bath HW floor s w1lh • Tecumseh 3 20 tfc or 992 2780 Vrnton Coun t y Ohro on VIN WIGS Fo r a good line of • Kohl er ca rp eting over fu l l 317 (7 02 9 06 ) Sta t e Route No 5 2.:1 tfc Cosmet cs friend l y serv ce • W sconsm EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works E ba se m en t small lot 327 - rn Harr son and Eag le and so meone to chat w ith • All other Ma n St Pomero y A ll kmds Townshrps by applymg a firep lace 1n LR $15 000 grve me a ra il Helen Jane 3 AND 4 ROOM furn rsh ed and of salt w ater pellets water makes brtumin ous SI.Jra t ce treatment Bro wn 992 5113 POMEROY - 1'/, acres 200 unturn1stred apartments nugg ets block salt and own Pavement Wrdth - Varres Phone 992 5434 3 19 tic 1t frontage ongrnally ha s 2 Oh o R rver Sa l t Phone 992 Pro tect and Work Length 4 12 ffc 3891 TANK S cleaned houses Ideal for trailers or FOR ~~EE est mates on SEPT I C 35 534 4 feet or 6 73 mil es A TO Z Mart used furntshed reasonable ra tes Ph 446 alumtnum replacement hom e S3 ooo Part 9 6 5 ~~ ~ appliances cl othrng diShes PRIVATE meettng room for w rnd ows srclmg storm doors 4782 Ga l lipoliS Jo hn Russel l Morgan County Ohro on BEDFORD TOWNSHIP and m rsc Rt 33 oppos te any organlzatton Phone 992 owne r and operator and windows Ra lin g Phone WE ARE pick ng up a p lano n MRG 792 (2 73) - St ate Route 3915 trail er court Hartford W 205 acres 7 room home new Char les L1 sle Syracuse Oh ro 5 12 tfc No 792 - rn Wrndsor Townsh p your area and would lt k:e Va 3 11 tfc some respon si ble party to stocked lake new barn and Carl Jacob Sa le s by applytng a b t umrnous _. 10 tfc Representatrve v v SE PTIC TAN KS AROB IC other buil dings lots of surface trea tm ent t ak e over payments Call HOU SE 3 room s and bath on Jo hnson and Son In c Pa11ement W1dth - 20 feet Cred1l Manager (6 14 ) 772 SEWAGE SYSTEMS walnut maple hickory 100 Route 1 south of Middleport MEIGS County Humane Socrety Pro 1ec t and Work Leng ttJ 5669 or wrrte 260 East Marn 4 30 He CLEANED REPAIRED acres fence d runntng cattle Pr efer youn g or mrddle age Thrrft Sh op open 10 a m tl/ 14 784 o fe e t or 2 80 m rt es Street Cht l! rco the Oh10 45601 -- --- --~--- ---MILLER SA NITATION $46 000 couple Phon e 992 7572 4 30 p m e11ery Frrday and Part 10 4 7 tfc ST EWART OHIO PH 662 EXCAVAT I NG rtn7P.r ln"der LI ST YOUR PROPERTY Saturday New used stock 5 31 Jt c Noble County Ot1 o on NOB 303S and backhoe work septrc arrrv1ng weekly Clothing WITH US YOU CANT GO 260 (0 00 - State Route No 260 ONE 1969 l 2x 65 3 bedroom 10 4 tfc tan ks Installed dump trucks co lle c tible s applrances - In E lk Townshrp by applymg mobile home ca rpeted FURNISHED apa n me nt WRONG an d lo boys for hire w 11 haul treasures r ec ord s p rc tur es a b1t um lnous surface treat througho ut underpenn ng adults on l y rn M del eport cleaned fill drrt top sort limestone SEPT I C TANKS 992 2259 or 992 2568 men t books tamps t oys Loca t ed 10x2 0 porch w1lt1 w rough t rron Phone 992 3874 Modern Sanrtet on 992 3954 or and gravel Call Bob or Roger acr oss from Pomeroy Post Pav ement Wrdth - 18 feet ra lrng Phone 742 S980 after 4 992 7349 5 12 tfc Jeffers day phone 992 7089 Off1ce Pro1ect and Work L eng t h P m 10231fc n ght phone 992 352S or 992 10 ACRE f arm 7 room ho use 10 032 0 feet or 1 90 miles 5 12 tfc N ICE 3 room apt all electrrc n 5 23 tfc 5232 wrth central heat carpe t ng Part II CONCRETE 2 11 tf c READY MIX Pomeroy over took rng the modern k•tchen wrth dish Noble County Ohro on NOB d el ivere d rrgh t t o your PO LLY S A u ctr on eve r y USED Tapan ga s ran ge gr eat Ohro Rrv er Wall oven washer 2 baths and a path 566 CO OOJ State Route No 566 Frrday 7 D m at Pnrk and for apt or trarler Ph one 367 pro tect Fast and easy Free table t o p ra nge F'hone good barn ga rden one r~cre AUTOMOBILE 1nsurance been rn Wayne and Seneca Town 0268 H 1gh Sis Ant tques coll ec tor estimates Phone 992 3284 Ga ll pols 446 76 99 after 5 pond tor f1Sh ng and sw m can ce lled? Lost your Sh ps by app l ying a bifumrnous rte m s ant i q ue furn1 ture Goegte rn Ready Mrx Co s 30 6tc p m Sun da y 446 9539 m ng seen c an d prr vate 4 opera to r s trcense Ca ll 992 surface tr ea tm en t Middleport, Oh ro co lor T V s Ste" In P & J 1428 6 2 6t p m les from Harrt sonv lte tn Pa vement W1dfh - 20 feet Odds and Ends 215 North 6 30 tfc HOUSE gas hot wa t er heater Scrp o TownShiP $30 COO Call 6 15 ttc Pro te c t and Work ~..ength Second St for furn1ture NICE bl ock home 7 rooms rn Ph one 992 775 1 142 4521 25 344 0 feet or 4 80 miles bargains W II se l l your C BRADFORD Aucttoneer Sy ra cu se Must have 5 24 12t c 6 2 3tc The da te set for comp letr on merchandtse the auctron way Com a lete Servrce r eference s, unfrnrshed l arge of t hrs work shall be as set for t h Call 99 2 3509 Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 kitch en Phone Ga l lrp ol 1s 446 ELEC TRIC stove Ge n e ral m the b1ddmg proposa l Rae ne Ohro 1962 FORD V 8 automatr c Ca ll .s 14 26t c 7699 after 5 p m Sunda y 446 Etectr 1c pu shb utton 520 Eac h brdder shall be requ red 992 5011 or 992 9556 Cntt Bradford 9539 A l so Hahn Ecf 1pse 21 to file wrth hr s b rei a cert1 f ed 5 I tfc 5 31 3tc mower New Phone 992 7388 6 2 6tC ch eck or cash 1er s check for an YARD SA LE 829 Sou t h Th1rd Av e Mrddleport Tues day 6 2 3tp amount eq ual to five per cent of 67 MERCURY Mon t erey 5375 Weclnesd ay and Thursday 2 BEDROOM trailer tn Rutland SEWING MACHINE S Repa r Vrrqll 0. Tcdlord Sr h1s b1d b ut rn no event more Phone 2693 weekdays June456 w ttl AC Ph one 7423 171 after 6 LARGE storm w ndows for ser11 1ce all makes 99 2 22 84 than f fty thousand dollars or a !Jrok~·· 5 or phone 742 5641 any t me 5 24 12tp 6 3 at e prtce ot t he g lass Phon e 949 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy bond of ten per c:ent of h•s btd ...__ '10 Mt•ch,llll( 5frc·pt 2261 6 2 6tc Authorized Singer Sates and payable to the Dtrec tor Servrce We Sharpen Scrssors 6 2 3tc 1965 P ONTIAC for sa te $200 Brdders must apply on t he Pom£.>roy, Ohro ·15/69 IN THE Vernal Well Rou te 681 west 3 29 tfc proper form s for quallfrcat 1on COMMON PLEAS COURT REGULATION pool tabl e Darwm at leas t ten days pnor to the PROBATE DIVISION NEW LISTING Renovated 2 excel l en t c ondrt lon $200 date set for open ng brds 10 6 2 6tp DOZER work land clearrng by MEIGS COUNTY OHIO BR home wrth large cl osets Phon e ( 304) 773 5890 the acre hourty or contract accordance w rth Chapter 5525 farm ponds roads etc yarge 6 2 3tp Ohro Rev rsed Cocle 1969 F ORO Econolr ne panel NICe bath and k1tchen Wall to dozer and operator Wi th over Pl ans and spec rfrcat ons are IN THE MATTER OF SET 123 W B S599 Ingels Fur wa ll carpefmg Nat gas fur 8 ACRES of sta nct ng hay on n lure Phone 992 2635 20 year s experrence Pullrns on f rte rn the Depa rt ment of TLEMEN T OF ACCOUNTS PROBATE COURT ME IGS Hysel l Run Ph one 742 5113 nace Garage and over Jf4 acre Excavatrng Pomeroy Ohro Tr ansportatron and the off rc e of COUN1Y 6 2 3tc OHIO of land Young fru1l Ask1ng Phone 992 2478 the Drstr1ct Dep uty D1rector 6 2 3tp - - - - - - -.- -- -- - $12 900 00 The D rector r eserves the 1972 M B M dget c: on11ert ble 12 19 tfc Accounts and vouchers of the r gh t to retec t an y and all b ds e)(ce ll ent condrt on Pho ne MIDDLEPORT Larg e 9 follo wrn g named f ducratles 949 3955 room house fu ll basement 2 ROOFS and hou ses pamted J PHILLIP RICH LEY have been f ri ed m the Pro ba t e 6 2 6tc F r ee es t1mat es plenty of porches 2 baths now 1n 2 apts Cour t M ergs County Ohro for DIRECTOR approval and sett l emen t references Phon e 992 3363 Rent one to he lp w1th the 1973 DATSUN ptckup truck Rev 8 17 73 5 30 12tp CASE NO 14 360 F na/ Ac only overhead Asking 17 000 m rl es S300 wor th of coun t of H ube rt Taylor $1800000 ext ra s 30 m te s per gallon SER VICES offered I urn rt ure Guard an of th e Person and 161 3 10 2tc 8 ROOMS Near Gavin 2 S2 450 Phone 992 2902 uphol st ering reaso nab l e Estat e of One da Ward an 1 ra tes llrc kup and de1rvery 5 31 31p Incomp et ent Per son baths modern k1lchen Huge tree estrmates 3 CASE NO 16 606 Fo urteenth PUBLIC NOTICE front porch forced a 1r furnace 1970 VW good cond tro n Mu st professs rona t craft smen to Sea ted b ds wrll be recerved Acc oun t o f the /Huntmg t on full ba sement w1th shower 1 37 sell Phon e 992 6165 serve you better and faster by th e Me gs Local Schoo! Natronal Bank o Col umbu s of an acre on Rt 7 Want Phone Mowrey s Upholstery 5 31 4tp D str rct Board of Educat on at Trustee of t he Trus t crea t ed These s1zes also available $25 000 00 675 4154 Pt Pleasant w Va the r off1ce rn the Me gs J un or under th e La st W11t and 5 ooo 6 000 8 ooo 10 000 and 5 30 26tc GROCERY - All stock and 1962 WILLYS l eep m eta l top H gh Schoo l Burldmg unt I 12 Test ament of Thomas A May good trres rn g ood condrt on o clock noon on July 8 1974 tor 4 Deceased 12 000 BTU some eq u1pment A good Phon e 992 7168 CASE NO 19 149 Frfth and School Buses Separate brds w 11 OPEN Rog er Hysell s Garage POMEROY LANDMARK bus1ness for a c ouple w1th 5 31 3tc be rece1ved for sc hool bus F na t Account of Rrch ar d J near Crossroa d s on Stat e ambthon Work for yourself •- : Jack W Carsey Mgr Route 124 8 JO to 6 p m chass1s and !!lchool bus bod1es Chambers Guardran of Jan ce and l1ve a lot better W1lt sell 1972 MALt BU 4 dr Sed an vrnyl Monday through Saturday Speclfrcatron for school bus Sue Robrnson Ail Phone 992-2181 top a•r condt ftonrng power CA SE NO 19 365 Fourt h Phon e 992 5682 or 992 7121 ChaSSIS and SChoo l bUS bOd1eS now for t he va hJe of the sto ck steering P B new rubber may Pe obta ned by catlrng 992 Curr en t A ccount of R chard 5 15 26tc Interest ed see u s now prrvate owner excellent 5650 Chambers ; Guardran of th e LOTS For your new home cond rtr on 52 350 Phon e 742 BLUE Lustre not on ly r ds H & W Refrrg er atron Serv1 ces The Me,gs Local Sc hool TruSf Estate of Pa me l a Ke th 6471 ca rp et s of so I but leaves prte We have sever a l m the Metgs 0 strrct Board of Eduot on A Haro ld P Jr and Chr sty Refr1gerators freezer a rr soft and lofty Rent e!ectr c and Eastern school d1st ncts 5 31 Jtc WAITRESSES wa nted A pply In reserv es th e r rght to r e tect any Jones Mrnors condrt oners and commercral shampooer $1 Baker Fur person Crows Steak Hou se and all Q ds CASE NO 20 677 Seconcl Call to see unIts Ph one 992 5S87 or 992 nr t ure Company 7204 Annua l Acc ount of Ruth 1 5 14 tf c LIFE IS EXC ITING WHEN 5 31 Jtc --.,--Me gs Local Wolfe Guar d1an of T1mothy 5 15 26tp YOU BUY SOMETHING YOU 1969 CHEVY Townsman stat1on Sc hoo l Dr str1 ct Darrell Wolfe Tho ma s Gl enn wagon S l 195 good cond1tron House rn Chester contac t ENJOY CHOOSE A NEW Board qf Educatron Wolfe Char l es Bryan Wolfe an d Phone 992 7620 Mary Ki'ly Rose 949 2822 NEIG LER burtdmg Supply for ONE AND WE WILL SELL J mmy Ch r Stopher Wo lfe bur ldrng houses phone 949 5 24 tf c S 31 4tc YOURS CASE NO 20 690 F.rst an d L w McComas 3604 c al l Guy N etg l er Clerk Frnal Ac coun t of Edna Hrll Racine OhiO 14 FT alumrnum boat w th E xecu t r x of the Estate of Ra ce (,,);,'[l':H~ 1'. II ,'\I llh'l~ trailer and 5 hp motor $300 (6) 3 10 17 2• 4tc 5 3 26tc D H 11 Deceased Ill I I '-.l l ! I ',I '1:.• I Call 992 2369 or f no answer -- -------- -- -~ CASE ~0 20 852 Frrst and call 949 3211 II\ 1 I Fma l Acco unt of Clara E 0 DELL Almement located on 5 31 Jtc Howery EJ~;e cu trrk of t he Last Route 12.4 and County Rd 5 W II and Tes t ament of Eddre or Crossroads co mpl ete f ron t Lou Howery Deceased ALL WHITE puppy 5 or 6 end tuneup and brake serv ce CA SE NO .,1 067 F rst and BY BARWICK w eeks Old Has 2 black spots Pl ea se call fo r appomtment Ftnal Account of Donna J o n head Named Mrssy 7 42 3232 No expertence neces sary REGULAR 9 9S ctutd s pet Was taken from Brooks Admrn1stratr•x of t he 9 ACRES of land Phon e 992 24 ttc the Meigs Co Dog F»ound Estate of A lphonso F Halsey 7696 6 2 5tc Deceased Sq Yd Reward Phone 992 SOlS Un less exceptrons are f1led 5 31 6tc 1 BEDROOM hou se rn Mrd 1964 CHEVELLE exce llent thereto sa 1d ac counts w II be runn rng condr tron Fre dd y dleport New kit chen and for near1ng before sad Court on Price Includes tn~llat11>n Thabet Mason W Va ba t h app l ran ces ncl uded th e 1st day of Jul y 19 74 at and free paddtng Talk to 515ttc Ca ll 992 5310 . wh ch t rme sa rd accounts wr ll be General's Whiskers Wend e ll Gr~te carpet 6 2 26 t p --------~----cons dered and cont nued from Sideburns, the s t yle of da y to day until frnatly disposed Contact General Manager 1970 D AT SUN 4 dr Runs good consultant n ew t res Pr i ced to sel l 992 RANCH style home 5 rooms wearmg s1de Whiskers and a of Mon & Tues Only 7797 bath garage In Syracuse Call Any person n1erested may mustache w1th a shaven chm 9AM loS 30PM - We hav e h undreds of 9~2 3860 5 31 3fp f ile wrdten exce ptrons to sard' were f1rst ca lled bur ns1des 1~ accounts or to matters per carpet va lues Your JOb can 6 2 6tp honor of Ambrose E t a n rng to the exec:ut or, of the For conftdentta I mtervtews be completed tn 1 to 2 weeks Burns1de, a Fed era I genera l trust not less tha n f ve days No long walt1ng penod 1 ROOMS and bath gas furnace 446-0677 of the C1v1l War, who or1g1 pr1or to the date set for hear. ng m Pomeroy Call 992 3807 65)C1 2l MOBILE home 3 seen by appo nt ment nated the fashwn bedr om bath lrvrng roo m Mannrng D Webster 5 30 6!p hall ancl 2 b edrooms car JUDGE peted Phone 992 775 1 COMMON PLEA S COURT , PROBATE DIV ISION EXPERIENCED pa inter 1n FOR SALE by owner 2 Roll Candy Stnpe 6 2 3tc Big Drank bed room house wrth bath MEIGS COUN1Y QHIO ter 1o r and exter or Call rubber back, 3 99 sq yd N rc~ partra l ly furnrshed 10x50 TR AILER The Amazon the world's Phone 742 Dona tO Van Meter 985 3951 Ntce for bedrooms, dens, ( 6) 3 ft c: Loca t ed on Lmcoln Hgts 365 1 5 22 26tp largest nver, discharges an Pomeroy Phon t:, 992 2823 kitchens etc 6 2 4t C Notice ,,,,,, , , , , , , ,H , , , , , , , , ,e, ,. len MONDAY JUNE 3 1974 W:"Jt('r Electru: Ga ~ Sewer Lrn c~ •n sf a lled Work Q ll ctr a nt('t'd Ot rer Backhoe Tru cks Li m e!. tone & F1ll Otrt CtJmmPrc•al R e~td e nllal .... .., 1 tru ct ron & Remodel Gat11poh s Monda) June J 1'174 Television Log Busines's Services RUTLAND 5 27 161p POMEROY MOTOR CO. F~~~~:eE WISEMAN Wanted To Buy Pomeroy Motor Co. 7 - The Dally Sent mel, Mlddleport-Pomero), 0 your partner has bid three hearts over Wtst_s two spades. What you do after East pa!iSes? ( Auwer Toaaorrow • 't' 6 3 • I'M HAVIN CHICKEN AN' DUMPLIN S FER SUPPER TONIGHT LOWEEZY CDULD 'IE SPARE 11'\E A CUP 0 FLOUR FER TH DUMPLINS? UH· NOW T HAT 'IOU MENTlON IT I ~. J c • �~ - T.he Dmly Sent mel M1ddleport-Pomerov 0 Monday June J 19H Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! I Real Estate NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF 2 SIGNS OF QUAliTY TR: ANSPOR: T AT ION Co tum bu s Ohto May24 1974 Co ntr act Sa tes legal Copy No 74 282 UNIT PRICE CO NTR ACT Seated propo sa l s wr 1 be rece tved at tne o ffi ce ot th f' Dtrector of th e Ohto D ep art ment ot T ra nspo rtal on Colum bu s Ohto un t I 10 00 AM Eas t ern Day ! 9ht Sav no T me Tu esd ay June 18 197-l for mproVements m Part s 1 t o 11 nc tus ve are offered as on e contrac t and w r be con s de red on th e ba ss ot thetotal amount btd Part 1 Ga ll Ia County Oh o on GAL 325 ( 18 2 1) S t.al e RouteNo 325 Morgan To wnsh p by ilp p l y ng a b tu m nous svrface treatment Pavemen t Wrdlh 18 feet Prote c t and Work L eng th J 907 2 teet or 0 74 m tes 1n Part 7 Ga l ha County Ohto on GA L 553 553 NO 1 COPPER 75c rad1a tor s 35c r ed bri'I SS 40c bart er es tl 40 q ns eng SS6 ve l low root $4 M ay A pple 60c M A Hall Reeds v t e Oh o Phon e 378 6249 5 Jl3 tf c 1910 NOV LPE SIS45 Loca l 1 owner ca r good trr e~ 6 cy l wrth automafrc trans radro b lue trnr sh spotless clean blue nter or 1970 FORD MAVERICK OLD fi.Jrn t ure o ak tab l es clocks rce bo xes brass beds d rsh es desk s or complete househo l ds Wr t e M D M ller Rl 4 Pomeroy Ofl10 call 997 7760 5 13 fie $1395 Loc al 1 owner good trres 6 cyl wrth automatrc t ra n s radro blue l rmsh spot less clean bl ue rn terro r 1970 DODG E POLAR A ---------- J UNK Autos complete and deliv er ed to our yard We p ck.up aul o bod C'S and buy al l k.mds o f scr(tp m eta l5 and ron R der s S.1 1v(t ge Sta t e> Rou l l:' 17<1 Rl 4 Pomeroy Ohro Phone 997 5468 S1195 4 door f actory a rr automatrc t ransmrss ron power steenng & brakes good whrte wall fires whrte fmr sh vtnyt root r ad. o heavy duty suspension 2 STORY PERMA ST ON E 3 BR LARG E MODERN K IT CHE N 1'1 BATH S CA RP E T THROUGHOUT F U LL BA SEMENT 2 CAR G1\ RAGE ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LAND S CAPED LOT PRI CE D MID TWENTIE S JBEDROOMS LARGE K I T LIK E N EW CARPET ALUM SI D I NG OWNER W I LL HELP F IN A NCE FOR QUALIF I E D BUYER PR I CED BELOwMARKET $ 12000 For Sale RHODODENDRON S purp e ana p nk Cle l and Green house Gerald ne Cl el and 6 J 3tc OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO (0 J l 2 17 ) Sl ate Rou t e No n Guyon Townsh p by KACINE OFFICE 446 3643 EVENINGS Sud McGhee- 446 12SS E M I ke Wr se man- 446 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES & SERVICE HOME ALARMS COMPLETE • SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC Ph 992 2174 PH. 949-3611 Wanted To Buy RACINE GARAGE 742-5293 -------------- - ---- --------- For Rent ----- -------- ROOF PAINTING -------- ------ -------------- -----.----------- -------------- -------------- - ------------- -------------- TEAFORD ---------- ---- ________ ____ _ Auto Sales ---- --------- -------------- -------------- -------------- CARRIERS WANTED -------------- HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS --------------- 4000 BTU - ------------- '109.95 -------------- ------ -------- -------------- POSITIONS AVAILABLE On the 10b framing . Ground floor op portumty . ---------------------- ------ --------- -------------- ,. -------------- ,( J ( 992-3325 Real Estate For Sale Bu1lt to Your Specs CARPUING 501 NYLON Auto Sales •7.95 -------- -- -------- --- Employment Wanted Lost 2 MALE walker coon hounds rn Snowv lie Pagetown a.rea REWARD Phone 7"2 3141 ·I 1 5 29 ~tc ---------------r 5 29 6tp 5 29 6tp WIN AT BRIDGE End play ends any problem f NORTH STEREO 92.1 '7+ I 1 l l 13tc ------------ 4 15 Lets Make A Deal 6 13 As fhe L1v1ng Be tter for Less 33 V deo The New Wave 33 3 00 - A not her World 3 4 15 Genera l Hosprtal 6 13 Prr ce Is R1ght 8 10 Book Beat 20 3 30 - One Ltfe to L 1ve 6 13 Phrl Donahue 4 How to Surv1ve a SendS 1/or JACOBY MODERN book to Wm..at Bndge (c lo 1hts new spaper) P 0 Bo• 489 a 6 Gomer Pyle USMC 13 5 30 - Beverly Hillbillies 8 Elec Co 33 Hogans Heroes 13 Hodge L odge 20 Western 5tar Th ea ter 15 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame Sf 20 News 3 4 Truth or Conseq 6 Lil1a s Yoga & You 33 6 30 - News 6 8 10 NB C News 3 4 15 Patchwork 33 Room 222 13 7 00 - What s My Lone 6 Dusty s Tra 1l 13 Elec Co 20 Truth or Conseq 3 Beatthe Clock 4 News 6 10 Wally s Workshop 15 Paul Nuch1ms 33 7 30 - To Te ll the Truth 6 New Pr iCe Is R1ght 8 10 RFD 20 Hoi ywoo d Squa res 3 Dealers Cho1ce 4 Beat the Clock 13 B1lly Graham Crusade 15 8 00 - Happy Days 6 13 Nova 20 Maude 8 10 Adam 12 3 4 6 13 9 00 - Em my Awards 3 4 15 Bla ck Journal33 9 30 - Book Beat 20 Shaft B 10 10 00 - Washongton Straight Talk 33 News 20 Marcus Welby 6 11 Pt>llce 5tory 3 4 15 Bil ly Graham Crusade 13 10 30 Day at Nighf 33 11 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 J anakl33 Johnny Ca r son J 4 15 Un touchables 13 MISSIOn lm poss1b le 6 Mov 1es Aaron Shck from Punkm Crtck 8 Man 11 30 - NY 10019 4AK52 WEST Dear NAB Don t count on continued 1110 pet good luck 1 Your astrologer 1s workmg on lbc same prmc1ple described m the book I mentioned, 'Your Baby's Sex How You Can Choose But keep m from Cocody 10 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I '- mto the Garden, Maud ' 5 SwiSS ctty IO Declare II Aga1nst 1pre! ) 12 Take the ba1 t 13 B1bllcal mountain 14 - N1ght of Love I5 Storage box 16 Peer Gynt's mother 17 Earthly 19 Mernment 20 All About 2I Bare 22 Mudv1lle SC ORPIO (Ocl 24 Nov 22) For Tuesday June 4 1974 ARIES (March 21 April t 9) Don t try to co'We r up or ra tronal rze you r m stake s Noth ng wrll be ga ned persona ll y rf you ta~e a stand on a hop eless POSI1 on TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) Your busrn ess affarr s are I kely to be compl ex and tumbl ed at present It could be du e to an unrealrstrc outlook GEMINI (May 21 June 20) You wouldn t be w rse to be your own attorney 1f you re n volved tn some sort of egal ma tler at thrs trme Get e,'(pert adv1ce CANCER (June 21 July 22) Try no1 to make any co mmrt men ts rega rdrng wane. or se rv rce tflat you don t have tfle competency to perform Bluff s won t work You re not the shrewd buyer you usua lly are You cou ld eas ty be taken n and pu r chase merchan drse of nler or Qual ty SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) You re assumrng that others are as s1ncere as you are about keeprng the1r prom rses They re not Get I rn wr I lng CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) At present you re apt 10 rely mo re heavrly on your hunc hes and 1n1u1t ron than you shou ld St ck wrth what you see not w1th what you !eel AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) You re not I kely to be mo derate or prudent rega rdtng your soc 1a l nterests Waste or overrndutgenc e has 1he uppe1 hand PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Be very c areful today that you don I do any thrng that wou d reflect unfavorably on your honor or reputation LEO (July 23 Aug 22) The b1g shot ro le wrll prove to be a very expensrve one today Ju st olhers w st II be yoursell be rmp ressed VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) You re apt 10 base an rmportant JUdgment on rnac cura te rn tor mat on Be certam of all the facts be !ore sayrng yes Ia anyt hrng LIBRA (Sepl 23 Ocl 23) To day you II look for easy June4 1974 Important goals can be rea lrze d thrs yea r 11 you don I take thrngs for granted Even rl somethrng rs flanded to you be sure you make th e most ot t l nscrumblr thrsr four Jumbles. one lrttrr to each squ a re to form four ordtnary words TJBOR VERPO I' Is Saturrhn • Grey 13 2 00 News 4 \ v r l Saturday's Answer 11 Alfie m the ffiOVleS I5 Crowd herd 18 Whirl 21 Trading cente r 22 Chewy sweet 23 Wmdflower 24 Suppress 25 ExplOit 'l7 Hackneyed 19 What s the - ' 30 Custom 3! Eat greedily 32 Put forth 37 - blimey 38 Network •• II I V \J HAD A rI LONGFELLOW One letter s1mpl y 1::1tands f or another In thts sample A 1s used for the t hree L s X lor lhe two 0 s, elc Smgle letters apostrophes the length and lormalton ol lhe words are all hmts Each day the code l etters are differe nt WHY HE DIDN I LIKE D065 CRYPTOQUOTES EZWPVO PT SEYHOU UAO E ZYRX PL UAO Now arrange the corcled letters to form the surpri se answer u ~~J;-_..L_..L-~;:::;;I>.~~A::_. suggested by the above cartoon HE r AXYDLBAAXR ; G:.: E; 'N :. :.:.c/£ ,: :::_-fl-,--r-~ ~ no riSks 42 InclinatiOn DOWN I Sebastian or Bruce 2 Sheeplike 3 Measurmg apparatus 4 Before 5 Carned 6 Anecdotal collection 7 Bombarded K TypiSts blunder 9 Grew toward mght DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's ho"' to "ork 1t: J ()t] I nver 41 rakmg nme s I rNASAT t '\J 39 Repeat performance 40 Czech hero 25 Disappeared 26 lnd1go plant 27 lnd1an we1ght 2K Electncal umt 29 Loftiness 33 Wooden core 34 Make lace 35 Wmd mstrwnent (colloq ) 36 Ulan Bator nat1ve 38 Fluctuate DO[) I , 00 - Tomorrow 3 d Take F 1ve For L 1fe 15 Ptcture of Donan &u.'fH!d' outs You 1 promrse thrngs you writ have trouble de rverrng la ter JUSt so othe rs w II lhrnk you rea nrce guy Ma rr age 3 15 Women 20 Match Game 8 10 EpiSode Ac 11on 33 4 00 ~ Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesam e St 33 20 Huck and Yog 6 I Dream of Jeann re 13 Ta t t le ta es 8 Movr e The 5 000 F1ngers of Dr T 10 .1 30 - Gill1 gan s Is 6 Gr een Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Ja ckpot 4 Ha zel 8 Da n te l Boone 13 Vrrgrn1an 5 00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr1ffm 4 B1g Va lley Rad10 Ct iV Station New York Q642 I J rI I I TRBBMF EM lEFT xI IIJ OCVOO ZT UAO (An1wf'rt tomorrow) Saturday's Cryptoquote. EACH MOMENT OF YOUR UFE IS A BRUSHSTROKE IN THE PAINTING OF YOUR GROWING CAREER - WILFERD A PETERSON J umhl.-~ DOGMA MINUS BANNER DELUXE AniWf'r lie doe~n t dn nny 6wun eu on the "de- THE MIDOLEMAN ZOSELZ - Q JPMMPLXT (iC)1174 JUne Footuno Srndlcat.,lnc ) EAST WMPO-FM • 1084 'Klil54 • 963 'J9632 Mtddleporl Pomerov .103 4J986 tJJo97 LlTILE ORPHAN ANNIE +s SOUTH COl • AK5 'AQS t AK83 4QH 9 Bedroom Suttes In !west Both vulnerable North East South ~ass Pass Pass Pass 2NT Pass $49 95 up 27 Ches ts & Dressers 3+ Pass Opening lead- + J Sll OOup 38 Tw1n & Full S1ze Beds $29 95 up Several 2 p c Su1tes Se v era l Sota s By Oswald & James Jacoby L1vmg Room Oswald "A look at the North-South cards only would suggest a seven diamond contract It makes eas1ly 1f diamonds break three-two All declarer has to do IS to draw trumps ruff one heart 10 dummy and d1scard the other heart on the fourth spade" J 1m "Even seven notrump 1sn' t too bad a contract Not that 11 makes the way the East West cards are set up, but 11 would wheel 10 a lot or the lime ' Oswald ' Clubs don't break, d1amonds don't break, the heart rmesse IS wrong and a careless declarer m1ght actually get set at SIX notrump" J1m "He shouldn ' t be Therels a very simple e nd play to brmg home twelve tr1cks " Oswald "South starts by cashmg three d1amonds Then he runs orr rour spades wh1le d1scardmg a d1amond rrom h1s hand Next come 139 95 up S25 00 up I Green Velvet Love Sea t $99 9S 6 odd Rock ers and Cha1rs $15 00 u~ Special This Week! Small Upnght Freezer, 69.95 42 Gas & Electnc Ranges S29 95 up 12 Good Refng erator s $25 oo up Fng1da1re Refrigerator and Gas Rang e lurquo1 se both S249 95 What Do You Need? We May Have 11 1 L amps Credenza Span1sh Wall Plaques Wa 11 t1me to thiS be , three West roundsISofknown clubs At holdmg one d1amond and two hearts South throws West 10 w1th dummy's last diamond and West has to lead a heart to g1v~ South the last two tncks Tapestnes Foot Stools, Pole L1ght End Tables Recltntng Cha1r s 1tem s and many oth e r Rutland Furniture Rutland, 0 Dave or 1\Jff.l, Vllfi ~T'QlA aJY l/.M6N I ca.l'T AA% flk.N, I ~ VAS FRO<A HIM I '0€~1.. IT !=()< 70 TOO I If..~ JU&T 100TIREDTO EAT TONIGHT &EE YOU IN TH~ MORNING, • MOM ~~~~~~~;~~~~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ALLEY OOP SO 1HOSE TWO JASPERS FIGURE ON KNOCK ING OFF GENERAL HAN SIN IN "Tl-1 MORNING EH 7 CNEWSPAPER ENTERPRlSE ASSN I M1ke s Btg Capac1ty Mayla' Ar.no ld Grate 3 The btddmg has been Well North East South Double Pass U Pass Pass ? You South, hold • &5 'J432 +AQ97.853 What do you do now• A-Bid three dlamondL Wllb ..nn blab-cord potato yoor haed worrop" o <empettttve bid •bere Remi,mber, yaur twe· Automat1cs 2 speed oreraf iOn rho1ce o wat er temps Auto w.,t er level control Lrnt F rlter or Power F'" Agitator Perm a Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers bellrt call olio..oil I MAYTAG Red Carpet S.rvice I Rutland \ no llrelllltb ol TODA'i'S QUESTION ' ( 2. t• $urround clothes With gentle, even heat No hot spots no overdry/ng Fi ne Mesh Lint Frlter We Specialize In RUTLAND FURNITURE 741;4211 3 • QJ72 RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER ~ -------- RUTlAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Rutland 0 a 10 your your who a nd Young Filmmak er s Fest 1va l 33 Banacek J 4 15 Bt ll y Graham Crusa de a 10 Move What Are Best Fnends For? GREAT COUNTRY SPECIALJ 19 70 12)(52 HILL CRES T trar ler FO R SA LE by owner Large 900d cond tlon house type older home cou l d be con furnrture throughout verted rntd' J n rc e apts Call Maytag washer and dryer Pomeroy 992 553.9 Call 992 50 1\,.0r 992 1336 i~' 2 00 - Da ys ol Our L1 ves 3 4 15 Gu1dmg L1ght 8 10 Newlywed Gam e 6 13 Our Streef 33 2 30 - Doctor s 3 4 15 G~r ll n My L1fe 6 13 Edge of N1gh l 8 10 33 Celebnty Swe epstakes 3 15 12 55 - News 3 IS I 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Concentration 8 Wha t s My Line' 10 Sew1ng Sktlls 33 l"ree Garage Esllmates Mobrle Homes For Sale ---- World Turns 12 JO - SPirt Second 6 Search for Tom orrow 8 10 Electr c Co DAY OR NIGHT - -------------- -------------- Pomeroy PHONE 992-5271 -------------- ----------1----- I 30 - 3 On A Mat ch 3 7 30- New Zoo Revue6 Tennessee Tu xedo 13 GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP Stock F1ve Mrn utes to L ve By 4 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame Sl 33 Jeff s Collie 6 8 25 - Jack Lalanne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 8 55- News 13 9 00- Paul Dixon 4 Fnendly Jun ct10n 10 AM 3 Phil Donahue 15 Abbott & Costello 8 Wild Wild West 6 Mov 1e Peyton Place 13 9 30 - ToTelltheTruth3 ElectmCo 33 9 ss - Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 10 00 - 0 1nah Shore 3 15 Compan y 6 Jokers W1ld 8 10 A B1t Wilh Kn1t 33 10 30-Jeopardy3 4 1S Gamb1t8 10 D1g lf33 Whee ls Kiln s & Clay 33 11 00 - Wizard of Odds 3 4 15 M1ke Douglas 6 Password 13 Now You See It 8 10 11 30 - Brady Bunch 13 Hollywoo d Squares 3 4 15 Lo ve of L le 8, 10 Catch 33 33 11 55 - CBS News 8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Password 6 News 8 10 13 Bob Braun s SO 50 Club 4 Mr Rogers 33 Jackpot' 3 1S MATERIALS CO Mason. W. Va 1 ·n3 -5s5 4 808 W Mam Sl B1ble Answers 8 News 6 Rev Cleophus Robtnson 13 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45- Farmt1me 10 Mormng Report 3 7 00 - Today 3 4 IS CBS News 8 10 D1 ck Van Oyke 13 Osmonds 6 . .. By Helen Hottel +++ 6 2S- Farm Report 13 6 30 - i Dear Helen You mentioned a doctor's way to choose the se x of unborn child My ' Astrologer's way works 1 You take ex•ct b1rthdate and bme of b1rth to your local astrologer w1ll prepare a b1rth control chart, g1vmg fertility dates 6 00- Sunnse Seminar 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Concern & Comment 10 HOGG &ZUSPAN 992-3615 -------------- Gray 13 2 00 - News 4 ' ~ Us. m1nd the authors recommend mediCal tests, and do not guarantee results Remember to even the person holding a plumbob over a pregnant woman s stomach WIU have 50 pet accuracy m predicting tbe sex of her chi ld Your astrologer has better odds than they giVe you m Las Vegas' - H telling you wh1ch days to conce1ve lor et ther a boy or a g1rl I ve had two beautiful successes from lhiS method and use no other form of birth control (the rhythm me thod) between bab1es NOW A BEUEVER Dear Worned A call to your diStriCt attorney s office may g1vet this. '"Cr s fortunes a turn for the worst Smce she IS chargmg for he r disservice she can probably be closed for operating a busm ess w1thout a hcense (if not for fraud ) Your daughter and fnends ' When the acc1dent doesn't happen lbcy ll be cured - H Downstairs 10 12 30 - News 13 Delivered to Job Sole -------------- average of 4 000 bllhon gallons of water a day at 1ts mouth - enough to prov1de ~bout 3J! per cent of the the fresh water needs of New fam1hes m the Umted States ;vork City for over mne vears own dogs I r ' ~ WOOD TRUSSES ~ -------------- PHONE 992·2156 lost ---------- ---- -------------- THE DAILY SENTINEL Male or Female Help Wanted Full or Parttime Opemngs -------------- ------ -------- Help Wanted r - - - - - - - ,· -LINCOLN HILL -CONDOR STREET -MONKEY RUN -BUTTERNUT AVENUE -RACINE -SYRACUSE -------------- 6 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Mov1e The Chnstm as Tree 8 MISSIOn lmposs1ble6 Untouchables 13 Movte Upsta r s and -------------- -------------- No Way to Treat a Lady Un 1vers1ty of Chicago Roundtable 33 30 - Dick Van Dyke 8 10 Mount a on Song 20 00- CBS Reports 8 10 Billy Graham Crusade 13 Handfu ls of Ashes 33 30 - Day At Night 33 00 - News3 4 6 8 10 13 IS Janaki33 1 00- Tomorro w 3 4 Tak e F1ve For Life 15 P1cture of Doran ASK US ABOUT PRE- FABRICATED -------------- - ------ -------- Heres Lucy 8 10 Mov1e TUESDAY JUNE4 1974 -------------- - --------- ---- -------------- ' -------------- --------------- 10 11 Open 8 Ttl s -------------- ---- ------- 9 10 Brlly Baseball J 4 15 9 00 - Monday thru Saturday 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 ---- - --------- -------------- -------------- CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992-5083 -------------- - ------------- - ------------- INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING 8 15 - Pomeroy Home & Auto NELSON THE ROSENBERG CO. Movi e Second s 13 Hollywood Televtsron Theat re 70 Graham Crusade 8 10 V1deo The New Wav e 33 -G UARANTEEDPHONE !l92 2094 FURNITURE a.ElAND REALTY 7 30 - That Good Ole Nashvill e MuSi c 3 Buck Owens 8 Hollywood Squares 4 To Tell the Trufh 6 Beat fhe Clock IJ Lock Stock & Barrel20 Ep1sode Act ton 33 Mun crpal Court 10 8 00 - Rookies 6 Baseball World of J oe Garag1ola 3 15 4 On Most Am ertcan Cars OFFICE SUPPLIES J&B AUTO BODY Graham Crusade 15 •5.55 -------------- DITCHING SERVICE My Line 8 C1rcus lJ Elec Co 20 Great Dec rslon 33 Bil ly Pomeroy 1 Pollee May Sear Her Fortune Dea r Helen We have a woman m our town who says she can tell fortunes, .md shes scanng my young daughter and some of her fnends ro dea th They had then fortunes rold by her, and now my daughter wanders around the house, very nervous and won't eat or sleep The woman sa id she 1s gomg robe m a hornble acc1dent w1thin a month The g~rls a re charged for each VISit What really hurts 1s the woman used ro be a good fnend of nune until she started claunmg she saw VISIOns She hates me because I called her a fake And she's malting a fortune on her fortunes What can be done ' - WORRIED 7 00 - Truth or U.ns 3 Beat fhe Clock ' New s 6 10 Whal s EXPERT Wheel Alignment 992 2094 606 E. Mat n Pomeroy Wc reparr lawn mowers and gr:rrden tractors ! a" * 10 West ern Star Theater 15 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 13 15 Sesame Sf 20 Truth or Co ns 6 Nova JJ 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CB S New s 8 10 Room 222 13 Nathan Btggs Radoator S!>eetallst POMEROY rtOME & AUld AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR 4 30 - Green Acres 3 Jackpot 4 Gl ll tgan s Is 6 Bona'nza 15 Danie l Boone 13 V1rgm1an 8 5 00 - Bonanza 3 N\erv Gnffm 4 Brg Valley 6 Mr ster Rogers 20 33 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Hogan s Heroes 13 Hodgepodg e Lodge 20 From the largest Truck or Bu lldozer Radiator to the smalle st Hea ter Core Phone 742 4673 742 5595 B11l Brown , Owner Rutland , Oh1o 777 Pea.-1 Street M ;fdleport Ohto IJt<r nno .:,91 5167 or V92 3861 i Johnn y Trouble Help ~ -,~ ~ Mr Cartoon & The Banana Spirts 3 Huck & Yo g1 6 SesameSt 33 30 I Dream of Jeann•e 13 Tattle ta les a M ove 4 00 - E-XPERIENCED BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT applying a b tum nous SI.Jrface treat ment N EW 197<1 Z g Zag SEWING and Pa vement Wrdth - Var es MACH INE S n orr g 1n a 1 1196 Protect and Work Length car ton Z1g Zag t o make 10 876 8 feer or 2 06 m des button hol es sew on button s 3 ST ORY frame home ga rag e Part 3 monogram s and mak e f an c y W L SO N S Pennz o I WestMan CASH pard fo r all makes and carp eted w t h new plumbmg Stop In and See Our Ho ck ng County Ohro on des1gns W1th l US t I he tw1 st of a St Now op en for al ty pes of mode l s of mob t e homes and electnc wrr ng To ta HOC 327 (0 00 1 74~ on Stale s ngle d al Left rn lay a way Phone area code 614 423 9531 au t o reparr 011 cha nge lu be Floor D1splay RACINE OHIO E' lec tr c nc ludes 2 stove s 1 Route No J2 7 n Salt Creek and never been used w II sell lObS t une up and au tomat rc 4 13 tt c re fr1 ge r a t o r s and som e Townshtp by app l y ng a for on ly $47 cas h or term s transm 1SS 10n r epa r All at furn tur e situ a t ed on b tum rnous sur fac e treatment a va tabl e Phone 99~ 265 3 d scoun t pr ce A lso offerr ng beaut ful 1 4 ac:r e lot Ask ng Pavement Wrdth - Var es 5 29 ff c wash to bs and auto recon $3 1 000 Call 992 5933 Pro tect and Work L ength drt1onmg Tra ned mechanr c 5 3 1 Jtc 20 11 6 8 fee t or J at m tes on d uty Pnc es are St11I Part II ELECTRO LU X va cuum 5 31 7tc H1gh Up Here' Hockr ng County Oh o on c l ean ers A 1 cond 1t on use s ~ HOC 328 ( 1 75 l State Rout e SELLING J house holds th s paper bags ha s cordw 1nde r Water Ltn es and Power n Star r Townsh p by No 328 and many attachm en ts A lso Fr day 31 and ne~t Fr rday ,.. applyrn g 1 b t um nous sur fa ce Ltnes All work done by the shamp o oer: attachment 1n June 7 Sate star ts 7 30 p m trea t m e 1 el uded (Only 4 avar lablel at toot or contract Also dozer Antrq ues ~;~ l assware chma Moved to Rutland J;4 m 1le We are gorng all ou t for Pavem ent W 1dlh I~ teet $37 70 cash or t erms 1 nens qu tt s lamps clocks work and sephc tanks tnI ins1d e c 1ty l1m1t on nght ~crap rron ca st rron c opper Prot ect and Work Lu g rh availab l e Phone 992 2653 old t run ks dolts postcards corner Sirek St and Rt 124 21 225 6 feet or 4 02 m rles ~v rre brcl ~~ a lumrnum au to I ~"'"~ cookbooks numerous 5 29 tf c Part 5 bc1tterres auto rad rator s We co ltector s 1tems p c tures 608 E. Mergs County Oh ro on MEG AM FM stereo rad10 - 8 track w cker f urnrtu r e lawn cha rs Free Est1mates .See or Call ~1re your best marke t too for ~ 325 (0 00 .S 22 n Sa l em MAIN ta pe comb nat ron 4 speaker lounge charrs garden wrts t e paper IBM pr odu ct s Bob or Roger Jeffers .. Townshrp by a pplyrng a sound s ystem Balanc e equrpment glider t1 ert ab tes c:rnd crude drug~ POMEROY, 0 ~ brtumtnous surfa ce treatment Now Open t or Business $106 33 or easy term s Ca ll s t ep ta bles next week 3 nrce Day 992 7089 ~ Pavement Wrdth - Varres 992 3965 CHESTER - 4 BR bath bed r oom sur tes 4 n ce lrvrng Ntght 992-3525 Pro1ect - d Work 1 eng th room surtes 4 good T v s 5 29 lfc d 1nrng roo m som e ca r ~ 28 828 B feef or 5 46 m les c olor and BW w ng back 0 p(1 n d.1rly 11114 Fnday 8 ttll or 992 5232 petmg barn 2 oth er o ut c harr s a nt q ue furn1ture WE HAVE atl yo ur uphols t er',' Parto 11 J 1/ y Clo sed Fnday noon bur l d ng s about l acre library tab l es 7 n ce need s Bur lap den m Morgan Co unty Oh o on ••II '\.1o•1d 1y of ev ery week corner lot $13 500 re frr gerato r s w th treezer cambr c fo am g lue z pper s MRG 555 ( 11 951 Sta t e Rou t e TUPPERS PLAINS compartment 1 upr g ht deep tack tn g strrp sprr ngs and No 555 n Un on Townsh p by freeze nrce Ch na cup board story br tck corner lot over 1 appl y ng a b rtum nous surface c l p s ch rpboard buttons rockers 50 bo~es of good W1lktnson Small Eng1ne treatment tw rn e sew ng thread legs acre 1n new add thon J BR househo ld rtems also takrng Pavem en t W dth - 18 feet up holste r y books dacron 992 3092 ba th dtnmg R lovel y k 1 t brd s on solid brass bed open 9 Pro1ec t and Work Le ngth spr ng tw •n e ta cks welt cor d 399 W Mam Pom eroy, 0 basement 8 year s ol d chen to 9 Call 992 3509 Polly s 18 16 3 2 feet or 3 44 mrles co tton sw vel bases and Athen s Ohro Located at Modern Supply $22 500 00 Auc t ion Page and H gh Sf Part 7 foam foam foam Pomeroy Small Eng1ne Repa1r Mrdd leport V nton County Ohro on V I N Recovery 622 Ea st Ma n MIDDLEPORT - BuSiness 5 31 7tc 50 {0 00 0 06) U S Roi.Jte NO Street Phone 992 7554 room modern apt over J SO - rn Harnson Town shi p by 5 15 26tc BR 1'17 ba ths d1nong R HW ap ptymg a br tum rnous surface DEEM Custom Butcherrng fl oor s Wi th carpeting over TRAILER BrownS Trailer treatment to shoulde rs Meat Pro cess ng Phone 667 '-'ROCERY bu s ness t or sa l e Cour t 992 3324 hot water heat almost new 3608 Cootv•lle Ohro Sh ould ers - 2 at 8 feet Bu ld ng for sa l e or lease 5 29 He Prot ec t and Work Leng th burldmg $26 500 55 26tp Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m 26 188 8 feet or 4 96 mrles POMEROY - Ranch type 2 • Lawn Boy to 10 p m for appointment HOUSE for rent Phone 992 3432 Part 8 KOSCOT KOSMETICS & BR bath HW floor s w1lh • Tecumseh 3 20 tfc or 992 2780 Vrnton Coun t y Ohro on VIN WIGS Fo r a good line of • Kohl er ca rp eting over fu l l 317 (7 02 9 06 ) Sta t e Route No 5 2.:1 tfc Cosmet cs friend l y serv ce • W sconsm EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works E ba se m en t small lot 327 - rn Harr son and Eag le and so meone to chat w ith • All other Ma n St Pomero y A ll kmds Townshrps by applymg a firep lace 1n LR $15 000 grve me a ra il Helen Jane 3 AND 4 ROOM furn rsh ed and of salt w ater pellets water makes brtumin ous SI.Jra t ce treatment Bro wn 992 5113 POMEROY - 1'/, acres 200 unturn1stred apartments nugg ets block salt and own Pavement Wrdth - Varres Phone 992 5434 3 19 tic 1t frontage ongrnally ha s 2 Oh o R rver Sa l t Phone 992 Pro tect and Work Length 4 12 ffc 3891 TANK S cleaned houses Ideal for trailers or FOR ~~EE est mates on SEPT I C 35 534 4 feet or 6 73 mil es A TO Z Mart used furntshed reasonable ra tes Ph 446 alumtnum replacement hom e S3 ooo Part 9 6 5 ~~ ~ appliances cl othrng diShes PRIVATE meettng room for w rnd ows srclmg storm doors 4782 Ga l lipoliS Jo hn Russel l Morgan County Ohro on BEDFORD TOWNSHIP and m rsc Rt 33 oppos te any organlzatton Phone 992 owne r and operator and windows Ra lin g Phone WE ARE pick ng up a p lano n MRG 792 (2 73) - St ate Route 3915 trail er court Hartford W 205 acres 7 room home new Char les L1 sle Syracuse Oh ro 5 12 tfc No 792 - rn Wrndsor Townsh p your area and would lt k:e Va 3 11 tfc some respon si ble party to stocked lake new barn and Carl Jacob Sa le s by applytng a b t umrnous _. 10 tfc Representatrve v v SE PTIC TAN KS AROB IC other buil dings lots of surface trea tm ent t ak e over payments Call HOU SE 3 room s and bath on Jo hnson and Son In c Pa11ement W1dth - 20 feet Cred1l Manager (6 14 ) 772 SEWAGE SYSTEMS walnut maple hickory 100 Route 1 south of Middleport MEIGS County Humane Socrety Pro 1ec t and Work Leng ttJ 5669 or wrrte 260 East Marn 4 30 He CLEANED REPAIRED acres fence d runntng cattle Pr efer youn g or mrddle age Thrrft Sh op open 10 a m tl/ 14 784 o fe e t or 2 80 m rt es Street Cht l! rco the Oh10 45601 -- --- --~--- ---MILLER SA NITATION $46 000 couple Phon e 992 7572 4 30 p m e11ery Frrday and Part 10 4 7 tfc ST EWART OHIO PH 662 EXCAVAT I NG rtn7P.r ln"der LI ST YOUR PROPERTY Saturday New used stock 5 31 Jt c Noble County Ot1 o on NOB 303S and backhoe work septrc arrrv1ng weekly Clothing WITH US YOU CANT GO 260 (0 00 - State Route No 260 ONE 1969 l 2x 65 3 bedroom 10 4 tfc tan ks Installed dump trucks co lle c tible s applrances - In E lk Townshrp by applymg mobile home ca rpeted FURNISHED apa n me nt WRONG an d lo boys for hire w 11 haul treasures r ec ord s p rc tur es a b1t um lnous surface treat througho ut underpenn ng adults on l y rn M del eport cleaned fill drrt top sort limestone SEPT I C TANKS 992 2259 or 992 2568 men t books tamps t oys Loca t ed 10x2 0 porch w1lt1 w rough t rron Phone 992 3874 Modern Sanrtet on 992 3954 or and gravel Call Bob or Roger acr oss from Pomeroy Post Pav ement Wrdth - 18 feet ra lrng Phone 742 S980 after 4 992 7349 5 12 tfc Jeffers day phone 992 7089 Off1ce Pro1ect and Work L eng t h P m 10231fc n ght phone 992 352S or 992 10 ACRE f arm 7 room ho use 10 032 0 feet or 1 90 miles 5 12 tfc N ICE 3 room apt all electrrc n 5 23 tfc 5232 wrth central heat carpe t ng Part II CONCRETE 2 11 tf c READY MIX Pomeroy over took rng the modern k•tchen wrth dish Noble County Ohro on NOB d el ivere d rrgh t t o your PO LLY S A u ctr on eve r y USED Tapan ga s ran ge gr eat Ohro Rrv er Wall oven washer 2 baths and a path 566 CO OOJ State Route No 566 Frrday 7 D m at Pnrk and for apt or trarler Ph one 367 pro tect Fast and easy Free table t o p ra nge F'hone good barn ga rden one r~cre AUTOMOBILE 1nsurance been rn Wayne and Seneca Town 0268 H 1gh Sis Ant tques coll ec tor estimates Phone 992 3284 Ga ll pols 446 76 99 after 5 pond tor f1Sh ng and sw m can ce lled? Lost your Sh ps by app l ying a bifumrnous rte m s ant i q ue furn1 ture Goegte rn Ready Mrx Co s 30 6tc p m Sun da y 446 9539 m ng seen c an d prr vate 4 opera to r s trcense Ca ll 992 surface tr ea tm en t Middleport, Oh ro co lor T V s Ste" In P & J 1428 6 2 6t p m les from Harrt sonv lte tn Pa vement W1dfh - 20 feet Odds and Ends 215 North 6 30 tfc HOUSE gas hot wa t er heater Scrp o TownShiP $30 COO Call 6 15 ttc Pro te c t and Work ~..ength Second St for furn1ture NICE bl ock home 7 rooms rn Ph one 992 775 1 142 4521 25 344 0 feet or 4 80 miles bargains W II se l l your C BRADFORD Aucttoneer Sy ra cu se Must have 5 24 12t c 6 2 3tc The da te set for comp letr on merchandtse the auctron way Com a lete Servrce r eference s, unfrnrshed l arge of t hrs work shall be as set for t h Call 99 2 3509 Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 kitch en Phone Ga l lrp ol 1s 446 ELEC TRIC stove Ge n e ral m the b1ddmg proposa l Rae ne Ohro 1962 FORD V 8 automatr c Ca ll .s 14 26t c 7699 after 5 p m Sunda y 446 Etectr 1c pu shb utton 520 Eac h brdder shall be requ red 992 5011 or 992 9556 Cntt Bradford 9539 A l so Hahn Ecf 1pse 21 to file wrth hr s b rei a cert1 f ed 5 I tfc 5 31 3tc mower New Phone 992 7388 6 2 6tC ch eck or cash 1er s check for an YARD SA LE 829 Sou t h Th1rd Av e Mrddleport Tues day 6 2 3tp amount eq ual to five per cent of 67 MERCURY Mon t erey 5375 Weclnesd ay and Thursday 2 BEDROOM trailer tn Rutland SEWING MACHINE S Repa r Vrrqll 0. Tcdlord Sr h1s b1d b ut rn no event more Phone 2693 weekdays June456 w ttl AC Ph one 7423 171 after 6 LARGE storm w ndows for ser11 1ce all makes 99 2 22 84 than f fty thousand dollars or a !Jrok~·· 5 or phone 742 5641 any t me 5 24 12tp 6 3 at e prtce ot t he g lass Phon e 949 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy bond of ten per c:ent of h•s btd ...__ '10 Mt•ch,llll( 5frc·pt 2261 6 2 6tc Authorized Singer Sates and payable to the Dtrec tor Servrce We Sharpen Scrssors 6 2 3tc 1965 P ONTIAC for sa te $200 Brdders must apply on t he Pom£.>roy, Ohro ·15/69 IN THE Vernal Well Rou te 681 west 3 29 tfc proper form s for quallfrcat 1on COMMON PLEAS COURT REGULATION pool tabl e Darwm at leas t ten days pnor to the PROBATE DIVISION NEW LISTING Renovated 2 excel l en t c ondrt lon $200 date set for open ng brds 10 6 2 6tp DOZER work land clearrng by MEIGS COUNTY OHIO BR home wrth large cl osets Phon e ( 304) 773 5890 the acre hourty or contract accordance w rth Chapter 5525 farm ponds roads etc yarge 6 2 3tp Ohro Rev rsed Cocle 1969 F ORO Econolr ne panel NICe bath and k1tchen Wall to dozer and operator Wi th over Pl ans and spec rfrcat ons are IN THE MATTER OF SET 123 W B S599 Ingels Fur wa ll carpefmg Nat gas fur 8 ACRES of sta nct ng hay on n lure Phone 992 2635 20 year s experrence Pullrns on f rte rn the Depa rt ment of TLEMEN T OF ACCOUNTS PROBATE COURT ME IGS Hysel l Run Ph one 742 5113 nace Garage and over Jf4 acre Excavatrng Pomeroy Ohro Tr ansportatron and the off rc e of COUN1Y 6 2 3tc OHIO of land Young fru1l Ask1ng Phone 992 2478 the Drstr1ct Dep uty D1rector 6 2 3tp - - - - - - -.- -- -- - $12 900 00 The D rector r eserves the 1972 M B M dget c: on11ert ble 12 19 tfc Accounts and vouchers of the r gh t to retec t an y and all b ds e)(ce ll ent condrt on Pho ne MIDDLEPORT Larg e 9 follo wrn g named f ducratles 949 3955 room house fu ll basement 2 ROOFS and hou ses pamted J PHILLIP RICH LEY have been f ri ed m the Pro ba t e 6 2 6tc F r ee es t1mat es plenty of porches 2 baths now 1n 2 apts Cour t M ergs County Ohro for DIRECTOR approval and sett l emen t references Phon e 992 3363 Rent one to he lp w1th the 1973 DATSUN ptckup truck Rev 8 17 73 5 30 12tp CASE NO 14 360 F na/ Ac only overhead Asking 17 000 m rl es S300 wor th of coun t of H ube rt Taylor $1800000 ext ra s 30 m te s per gallon SER VICES offered I urn rt ure Guard an of th e Person and 161 3 10 2tc 8 ROOMS Near Gavin 2 S2 450 Phone 992 2902 uphol st ering reaso nab l e Estat e of One da Ward an 1 ra tes llrc kup and de1rvery 5 31 31p Incomp et ent Per son baths modern k1lchen Huge tree estrmates 3 CASE NO 16 606 Fo urteenth PUBLIC NOTICE front porch forced a 1r furnace 1970 VW good cond tro n Mu st professs rona t craft smen to Sea ted b ds wrll be recerved Acc oun t o f the /Huntmg t on full ba sement w1th shower 1 37 sell Phon e 992 6165 serve you better and faster by th e Me gs Local Schoo! Natronal Bank o Col umbu s of an acre on Rt 7 Want Phone Mowrey s Upholstery 5 31 4tp D str rct Board of Educat on at Trustee of t he Trus t crea t ed These s1zes also available $25 000 00 675 4154 Pt Pleasant w Va the r off1ce rn the Me gs J un or under th e La st W11t and 5 ooo 6 000 8 ooo 10 000 and 5 30 26tc GROCERY - All stock and 1962 WILLYS l eep m eta l top H gh Schoo l Burldmg unt I 12 Test ament of Thomas A May good trres rn g ood condrt on o clock noon on July 8 1974 tor 4 Deceased 12 000 BTU some eq u1pment A good Phon e 992 7168 CASE NO 19 149 Frfth and School Buses Separate brds w 11 OPEN Rog er Hysell s Garage POMEROY LANDMARK bus1ness for a c ouple w1th 5 31 3tc be rece1ved for sc hool bus F na t Account of Rrch ar d J near Crossroa d s on Stat e ambthon Work for yourself •- : Jack W Carsey Mgr Route 124 8 JO to 6 p m chass1s and !!lchool bus bod1es Chambers Guardran of Jan ce and l1ve a lot better W1lt sell 1972 MALt BU 4 dr Sed an vrnyl Monday through Saturday Speclfrcatron for school bus Sue Robrnson Ail Phone 992-2181 top a•r condt ftonrng power CA SE NO 19 365 Fourt h Phon e 992 5682 or 992 7121 ChaSSIS and SChoo l bUS bOd1eS now for t he va hJe of the sto ck steering P B new rubber may Pe obta ned by catlrng 992 Curr en t A ccount of R chard 5 15 26tc Interest ed see u s now prrvate owner excellent 5650 Chambers ; Guardran of th e LOTS For your new home cond rtr on 52 350 Phon e 742 BLUE Lustre not on ly r ds H & W Refrrg er atron Serv1 ces The Me,gs Local Sc hool TruSf Estate of Pa me l a Ke th 6471 ca rp et s of so I but leaves prte We have sever a l m the Metgs 0 strrct Board of Eduot on A Haro ld P Jr and Chr sty Refr1gerators freezer a rr soft and lofty Rent e!ectr c and Eastern school d1st ncts 5 31 Jtc WAITRESSES wa nted A pply In reserv es th e r rght to r e tect any Jones Mrnors condrt oners and commercral shampooer $1 Baker Fur person Crows Steak Hou se and all Q ds CASE NO 20 677 Seconcl Call to see unIts Ph one 992 5S87 or 992 nr t ure Company 7204 Annua l Acc ount of Ruth 1 5 14 tf c LIFE IS EXC ITING WHEN 5 31 Jtc --.,--Me gs Local Wolfe Guar d1an of T1mothy 5 15 26tp YOU BUY SOMETHING YOU 1969 CHEVY Townsman stat1on Sc hoo l Dr str1 ct Darrell Wolfe Tho ma s Gl enn wagon S l 195 good cond1tron House rn Chester contac t ENJOY CHOOSE A NEW Board qf Educatron Wolfe Char l es Bryan Wolfe an d Phone 992 7620 Mary Ki'ly Rose 949 2822 NEIG LER burtdmg Supply for ONE AND WE WILL SELL J mmy Ch r Stopher Wo lfe bur ldrng houses phone 949 5 24 tf c S 31 4tc YOURS CASE NO 20 690 F.rst an d L w McComas 3604 c al l Guy N etg l er Clerk Frnal Ac coun t of Edna Hrll Racine OhiO 14 FT alumrnum boat w th E xecu t r x of the Estate of Ra ce (,,);,'[l':H~ 1'. II ,'\I llh'l~ trailer and 5 hp motor $300 (6) 3 10 17 2• 4tc 5 3 26tc D H 11 Deceased Ill I I '-.l l ! I ',I '1:.• I Call 992 2369 or f no answer -- -------- -- -~ CASE ~0 20 852 Frrst and call 949 3211 II\ 1 I Fma l Acco unt of Clara E 0 DELL Almement located on 5 31 Jtc Howery EJ~;e cu trrk of t he Last Route 12.4 and County Rd 5 W II and Tes t ament of Eddre or Crossroads co mpl ete f ron t Lou Howery Deceased ALL WHITE puppy 5 or 6 end tuneup and brake serv ce CA SE NO .,1 067 F rst and BY BARWICK w eeks Old Has 2 black spots Pl ea se call fo r appomtment Ftnal Account of Donna J o n head Named Mrssy 7 42 3232 No expertence neces sary REGULAR 9 9S ctutd s pet Was taken from Brooks Admrn1stratr•x of t he 9 ACRES of land Phon e 992 24 ttc the Meigs Co Dog F»ound Estate of A lphonso F Halsey 7696 6 2 5tc Deceased Sq Yd Reward Phone 992 SOlS Un less exceptrons are f1led 5 31 6tc 1 BEDROOM hou se rn Mrd 1964 CHEVELLE exce llent thereto sa 1d ac counts w II be runn rng condr tron Fre dd y dleport New kit chen and for near1ng before sad Court on Price Includes tn~llat11>n Thabet Mason W Va ba t h app l ran ces ncl uded th e 1st day of Jul y 19 74 at and free paddtng Talk to 515ttc Ca ll 992 5310 . wh ch t rme sa rd accounts wr ll be General's Whiskers Wend e ll Gr~te carpet 6 2 26 t p --------~----cons dered and cont nued from Sideburns, the s t yle of da y to day until frnatly disposed Contact General Manager 1970 D AT SUN 4 dr Runs good consultant n ew t res Pr i ced to sel l 992 RANCH style home 5 rooms wearmg s1de Whiskers and a of Mon & Tues Only 7797 bath garage In Syracuse Call Any person n1erested may mustache w1th a shaven chm 9AM loS 30PM - We hav e h undreds of 9~2 3860 5 31 3fp f ile wrdten exce ptrons to sard' were f1rst ca lled bur ns1des 1~ accounts or to matters per carpet va lues Your JOb can 6 2 6tp honor of Ambrose E t a n rng to the exec:ut or, of the For conftdentta I mtervtews be completed tn 1 to 2 weeks Burns1de, a Fed era I genera l trust not less tha n f ve days No long walt1ng penod 1 ROOMS and bath gas furnace 446-0677 of the C1v1l War, who or1g1 pr1or to the date set for hear. ng m Pomeroy Call 992 3807 65)C1 2l MOBILE home 3 seen by appo nt ment nated the fashwn bedr om bath lrvrng roo m Mannrng D Webster 5 30 6!p hall ancl 2 b edrooms car JUDGE peted Phone 992 775 1 COMMON PLEA S COURT , PROBATE DIV ISION EXPERIENCED pa inter 1n FOR SALE by owner 2 Roll Candy Stnpe 6 2 3tc Big Drank bed room house wrth bath MEIGS COUN1Y QHIO ter 1o r and exter or Call rubber back, 3 99 sq yd N rc~ partra l ly furnrshed 10x50 TR AILER The Amazon the world's Phone 742 Dona tO Van Meter 985 3951 Ntce for bedrooms, dens, ( 6) 3 ft c: Loca t ed on Lmcoln Hgts 365 1 5 22 26tp largest nver, discharges an Pomeroy Phon t:, 992 2823 kitchens etc 6 2 4t C Notice ,,,,,, , , , , , , ,H , , , , , , , , ,e, ,. len MONDAY JUNE 3 1974 W:"Jt('r Electru: Ga ~ Sewer Lrn c~ •n sf a lled Work Q ll ctr a nt('t'd Ot rer Backhoe Tru cks Li m e!. tone & F1ll Otrt CtJmmPrc•al R e~td e nllal .... .., 1 tru ct ron & Remodel Gat11poh s Monda) June J 1'174 Television Log Busines's Services RUTLAND 5 27 161p POMEROY MOTOR CO. F~~~~:eE WISEMAN Wanted To Buy Pomeroy Motor Co. 7 - The Dally Sent mel, Mlddleport-Pomero), 0 your partner has bid three hearts over Wtst_s two spades. What you do after East pa!iSes? ( Auwer Toaaorrow • 't' 6 3 • I'M HAVIN CHICKEN AN' DUMPLIN S FER SUPPER TONIGHT LOWEEZY CDULD 'IE SPARE 11'\E A CUP 0 FLOUR FER TH DUMPLINS? UH· NOW T HAT 'IOU MENTlON IT I ~. J c • �--· ' . ·' I . ..... ,, .' 8 - Tile Daily Sentinel, Miti<Ucport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Monday, June 3, 1974 Street repair issue unsettled ~ ·New Israeli (Continued from page I ) High court rules Ray can withdraw his plea coalition w.iUt four Independent Liberals and three members of Ute Citizens Rights Movement had the nominal support of only 61 members in Ute 120-seat parliament. One member bolted from the coalition and Rabin depended on the leftwing opposition for the necessary voles to take office. Mter the balloting, Mrs. · Meir, 76, planned to resign her sea t in parliament and retire to her daughter's desert kibbutz (collective farm 1. bringing more Utan half a century of Zionist activism to a close. Rabin is Ute first native-born Israeli chosen as prime minister in the 26-year history of the Jewish state. In addition to the loss of Mrs. Meir, his cabinet will leave out such seasoned Labo r party stalwarts as Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir and Foreign Minister Abba Eban. Dayan and Eban refused to join his government, and Sapir bowed out of Ute cabinet io rights to due process and assistance of counsel were violated and if he can change his plea to innocent. Ray was sentenced to 99 years in the Tennessee state prison after pleading b'llilly in of his attorr'leys Ln pro£ils from 1969 to killing the civil rights a book about the slaying. leader in Memphis. The action could men Ray Shortly after sen tencing, eventually will be retried for Ray claimed he had been the King slaying after a plea of coerced into pleading b'llilly by innocent. his attorney , Percy Foreman, The Supreme Court refused well known criminal lawyer to hear appeals by Tennessee from Houston, Tex. that Ray's original plea was Foreman took over the case vol untar y and intelligently at Ray's request after Ray made and therefore he should dismissed his fi rst lawyer, not be given a chance to have it Arthur Hanes. Hanes had. changed. signed a contract on Ray's The 6th U.S. Court of Appeals behalf with author William ordered a hea ring to decide Bradford Huie to write a book wheUter Ray's constitutional about the killing, with Hanes assume the chairmanship of Mrs. Rings dies WASHINGTON I UP!) - The Supreme Court clea red the way today for James Earl Ray to withdraw his guilty plea to Ute 1968 killing of Martin Luther King. Ray · claims he was influenced by the interest the Jewish Agency. Mr. Napper dies Elmer Napper, 93, former ly of Rutland , died Sunday at the Marshall Nursing Home in Columbus. Mr. Napper was born Oct. 16, 1881. He is survived by three sons, Wilbur and Dave, both of Middleport Route I, and Clarence of Racine; a daughter , Mrs. . Thomas (Edna) Oller, Colum bus; 24 grandchildren, and 18 greatgr andchildr en. He was preceded in death by his wife, four sons , two daughtei·s , several brothers and sisters, three grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. Funeral services will be at I p. m. Tuesday at the Walker Funeral Home where friends may call anytime. Burial will be in Miles Cemetery. MEIGS tHEATRE HARTFORD, W. Va. Mattie Rings, 83, Hartford , died Sa turday in Pleasant Valley Hospital. A native of Hartford , she was previously employed in Columbus. Her parents, Edward · and Julia Gibbs Cunn ingham, preceded her in death. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Louis (Anna) Johnson, New Haven, and Mrs. Ra)mond (Helen ) Anderson, Point Pleasant; three brothers, James Cunnin gham , Mingo Junction; John Cunningham, Portsmouth, and Cecil Cun-. ningham , Wyandotte, Mich.; eight grandchildren, and several great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Foglesong Funeral Home Tuesday at I p.m. with the Rev. David Fields, Jr., officiating. Burial will be in the Graham Station Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. today. 36 Methodist met at Rock Springs Tonight & Tuesday June 3-4 Fred Zinnemann 's THEDAYOF THE JACKAL ( Tec hnicolor ) Thirty-six men from United Methodist Churches of the Meigs Cooperative Parish met Edward Fox the Rock Springs United at Alan Bade I Methodist Church May 31 in a Tony Britton · monthly session . I PG,I ~ how Starts 7 p.m . A guest, Rev. Rex Smith, spoke briefly on his new assignment after June 15 in the Springfield area. Rev. Gerald Erler, di strict program assista nt fo r the Athens District, introduced by Rev. Robert Bumgarner, spoke on, Tonight 1\ Tu,sday 11 Junf 3-4 The secrets of a vital short." A short devotional period was Double Feature Program led by Rev. Robert Meece and DEVIL'S Rev. William Sydenstricker. NIGHTMARE I Color) Kenneth Wiggins, with Gerald Nothing can prepare you for Powell at the organ, led group what happens! singing to open the meeting. PGI 1 The next session will be at 7: 45 -PLUS~ " DEVILS GARDEN" p.m. on June 29 at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Mason Drive-In CLIP COUPON ~--------------· MONDAY thru· FRIDAY CARRY-OUT OR DRIVE-IN ONLY 11:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. l!2 iiiLI-.M-IT;..O-.N-. SALES ' Colson (Con tinued fr om page 1) dismissed against him a year ago on grounds of government misconduct in the case following disclosure of White House "plumhers" involvement in the break-in of the office of his psychiatrist. "How do you wish to plead ?" Gesell asked Colson standing, head bowed, before him. "I plead guilty, your honor," he replied, his voice breaking. Merrill said the · plot to discredit Ellsberg involved in part " what ca n only be described as a scurrilous and libelous memorandum" written about his lawyers and leaked to the press. The fonnal charge filed wth th.e court said Utat Colson knew that the release of that memorandum would " influence, obstruct and impede" Ellsberg's case. The formal charge also said that the raid on the psychiatrist's_office which was condueled by White House Plumbers on Sept. 3, 1971- to obtain Ellsberg's psychiatric fites- was only part of a scheme to obstruct justice in · Ute case. Merrill said the purpose of Ute scheme was to insure Ellsberg's conviction and that it was Colson's desire that Ute case "should be tried in Ute newspapers." Colson stood before the judge wiUt one hand on the podium. The judge asked him wheUter he was pleading volntarily. Colson sald,"Yes, sir, 1 am, your honor." In a statement to the court, Colson said Gesell's statement at a pretrial hearing several days ago that this must be a government of laws and not of men "had a profound effect on LUNCH SPECIAL NFOTOMEET The Meigs Coun ty National Farmers Organization (NFO) will meet at the state park on Route 33 at 8 p.m. Wednesday. THEY DID, TOO Additional businesses which took part in the Occupational Education Program carried out for juniors and seniors of the high sc hools in Meigs and Gallia Coun lies the past school year and not listed in an earli er report of the program include Jack's Dairy Bar, American Moore's Store, B. and B. Auto Body Shop, J . and R. Sport Shop, Veteran s Memorial Hospital, Hy sell 's Moto r Garage, Smith's Grocery Store and Ellis and Son Sohio Service Station. · Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS SATURDAY - Ruth Wolfe, Racine; Opal Cremeans, Coolville; Dorothy Wright, Rutl a nd ; Penn y Crouch, Racme; Gnff Archer, Pomeroy; Wilbur Warn er, Long Bottom. DISCHARGES SATURDAY - Helene Ne lson, Ern es t Wri ght, Rh onda Jeffe rs, Margaret Jphnson, Michael Randolph, Lorne Lucas, Joseph Bowland, Thomas Cook, Nettie Moore, Sarah Shoemak~r . Lillian Walker. ADMISSIONS· SUNDAY Sharon Cremeans, Portland ; Eldon Weeks, Pomeroy ; Rhonda McGrath , Rutland; Hoyce ffiad , Rolland . DISCHARGES SUNDAY Lela Shenefield, Barbara Smith· The formal charge said the scheme was carried out by Colson and "others unnamed," and Merrill at the brief court proceeding specifically mentioned that others involved were also at the White House. It has been rumored for . · months that Colson had been involved in plea bargaining with Watergate prosecutors, rumors Uta! Colson has emphatically denied. The break· through apparently came last Friday. Included in the record was a letter written by Jaworski to Colson's lawyer , David I. Shapiro, that day saying the prosecutors would accept his guilty plea to a single obstruction of justice charge. Jaworski said this would dispose of all charges now pending against Colson but "will not bar prosacution for any false or misleading testimony hereafter ." TM Have abarrel of fun "Definition of grass fertilizer : Lawn forcement" . Thinking of building a patio or fen ce? Then think of the " FRIENDLY ONES" at th e POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. We have eve ryt hing you need to do the job. ' .. ' ' " ·---------··----· POMEROY, OHIO ./ splits Sunday at Syracuse SYRACUSE - Sunday at· cha rges of driving while in- Syracuse Park Marchi's Falls toxicated. There was heavy City fast pitch softball team split a doubleheader with property damage. Logan, winning the first game 5 to 1 and losing the nightcap 6MarcLUTI was arrested on MARRIAGE LICENSES Benny Ray Wolfe, · 20, Rutland , and Robin Mae Kuhn , 16, Pomeroy ; William Alan Rife, 19, Gallipolis, and Denise Hawley, 17, Middleport. TWO TO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy E-R squad was called Saturday at 5:33 p. m. to Sand Ridge Hill for Theodosia Frecker who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 3:52p.m. Sunday the squad went to Rock Springs for Eldon Weeks who was also taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. 1. The split left the Logan Eagles and Marchi's tied for first place, each with a record of 1 wins and 1 loss. In the first game Vermillion was the loser for Logan, his team getting four hits and committing one error. For Marchi's Harrison was the winner backed by a seven hit attack and his mates committing one error behind him. In the nightcap Cundiff was the loser for Marchi's, giving . up six hits. Marchi's got only 3 hits off Logan's Sennett, the winner . Marchi 's had one error , Logan none. I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY .· OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30 AM TO 5 PM ~ 1 I f J f Wide-track ' Stripings I I 1 ·' I I I ,' • • •• • •' I Terrifically huggy lank lop joins forces with braid-banded circle skirt. Plussed with great pockets, skinny bell. Vicky Vaughn's fun-in-the-sun shape of polyester double knit, machine washable/ dryable. Navy/white or brown/white. 5-15. . ELBERFELD$ • ZENil h Black & White II& ltlllNIV AI~ lOWPIIQ , , lqmou s Filter-Flo • was,., syst.m~ Fovr wosh c ycle~: Normcil, Ptrmt~nellt Prtn with cold woter cool· dow!\, Acti¥Oted Soo~ . O.licot.. Jh,.t wosh-ltmperoture ottd rinw-~pera · M! combin~t•ons irn:ludt •P«iol cold water MtlecttOnl lor speciol · core of rnod1rn synthttin . lhrn water leve ls. POWELL'S WHITE OR . 298 Second St. Pomeroy, 0.. STORE HOURS ; MONDAY-S.ATURDA.YBAM-10 PM . cotan• AllOISALI $299 AMANA FROST FREE ltCU.Jl .. IIOJIXE REFIICERATOR While Only IliUM I AIICEQIQ '· NO. 36 $::::::::::;:~::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::;::::::;:::::::::::::::::~:; They dance the long days thru By Jo Ellen Diehl Would you like to learn to schottische, to waltz, or !<> dosi.do western style? Experienced teachers are at the Senior Citizens' Center in Pomeroy where local senior citizens dance all day long to Ute music of Mr. and Mrs. Darell Taylor. Dancing at a pace that would . wear out most folks, these funloving dancers, some at Ute age of 90, stay at' their dancing every week, keeping fit and trim. They agree the dancing helps take the stiffness out of their joints. By all appearances, these folk aren 't about to be confined to bed soon. Willi an attitude of "never too young," they've, "given-me a new outlook on life," said Mrs. Roy Piersall, a former resident of Pomeroy who resides in Pt. Pleasant. She and her husband belong to the Senior Citizens' Center and come as often as they can to dance the day away and see old friends. Organized by Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell, a member of the Retired Senior Volunteers Program (RSVP), the dancing sometimes draws enough dancers to have three or four sets. Eighty-eight year old Wilbur LDgan of Pomeroy is, credited with encouraging the idea of dancing . Logan , an avid dancer, is quite in deman d. He ca n . boast of dancing with three differeni...ladies in one day. It was disclosed he couldn't be · kept off the ·dance floor even after a stay in the hospital this · spnng. "!like to dance better than I BRIDGE CLOSING Meigs County Engineer Wesl ey Buehl announc.ed today that the bridge on County Road 32 will be closed for two weeks for repair. Buehl stated that bridges In the county are posted In rega rd to weight limit. This weight limit must he obeyed Buehl said. Truck driven; in violation will be prosecuted he said. Ex-wife like to fiddle, " said Mrs. Taylor, who plays the fiddle while her husband performs on the guitar. Members of RSVP , together they make beautiful dancing music assisted by Glenn "Paddle " Lambert, LANCASTER, Ohio (UP! )Middleport, who does the Leslie W. Hunt shot and killed calling. When they tire of his estranged wife Dolores playing, they turn on tape Hunt 'and two other persons recordin gs of other fiddlers before taking his own life here and dance along with the Mqnday night following an others. argument over support Mrs. Taylor, a native of payments for his four children northern Ohio, took up the who witnessed the killings, violin when she was 11 years police said. old and was used to playing Police tentatively identified classical music until word got the two other victims as Mrs. around during the organization Hunt's sister Inez-lser and her of the dancing, that she could husband James Iser. play. She quickly learned to Neighbors alerted "fiddle some dancing music." authorities when they heard a While not performing for the loud argument in the four..-oom senior citizens, the Taylors apartment between Hunt, 53, perform at various nursing and his ex-wife, police said. homes in Ute county and at Witnesses said as officers ar· their own Lebanon Golden Age rived to investigate the Club. disturbance, a series of shots One problem that dancers rang out from the apartment. face is a shortage of men. Police said three of Ute victims Frequently, instead of sitting were dead at the apartment out a dance, women pair up. and a fourth · died in the Dances are taught to all emergency room of Lancasternewcomers too shy to . par- Fairfield Hospital. ticipate. No one sits along the Police said a six-year-<Jld sides of the dance floor child of the divorced couple deneglected; everyone is scribed events leading to the welcome to dance. apparent triple homicide and Anxious for more interested suicide. persons, and also as a money ra ising pro ject, they are holding a big square dance in ' the Pomeroy Junior High June 21 during Regatta Weekend which will be open to the public, which, by th~ way, is challenged to stay with them on the floor. Books ordered by the Meigs As one said, "It's hard to keep up with us senior Vinton - Jackson Bookmobile citizens." Service ·will arrive in only about one-third the time .. . ;~·~ ·required heretOfore. killed Books speeded to bookmobile by computer . . . . ,.n B-r . ·,.e . fis· su~;:~isor~n:~d ~:eik~~~:: ews build . Reno Lind met with council concerning the ca tch basin between h1s property and Ute old city garage on Condor St., stating that , it needed to be opened arid raised. He questioned the use of the street cleaner saying that Condor St. was never cleaned any more. No action was taken . Kermit Walton, represe nting the Chamber of Commerce, asked permission to use the upper parking lot Friday and Sa turda y and the whole lot Sunda y during the Big Bend Regatta . Council agreed, if the Chamber takes care of the cleaning costs and Ute costs of extra police protection . The lot must be cleaned by Monday $5,000 for streets, $10,000 for . speaker in its booth at IJJe buildings, and rm for office Regatta . equipmen t. The Meigs County Council on, '' The !.ions Cl ub was gran led Ag ing will meet with council at permission to use a loud(Continued on pa9e 12) Rev. Perrin won't quit Perrin' s resigna tion as a member of the toward one. The administn1tor The purpose of Monday has to have a masters in nig ht's meeting was to review Meigs County Board of Mental t.te tardation was requested Monday nig ht when ap proximately 20 persons , parents and interested persons met with the board. specia l education or a degree in admi ni stration, or be Rev . Wilbur Ed Kennedy , cha irman, reported that the persons attending read a letter di rected to the boa rd demanding Per rin 's resignation. They inferred that Perrin was the cause of the resignation of the majority of teachers from the commun ity sc hool. Last mon Ut the MR board ruled that teachers in the co mmun ity school for the mentally retarded and· han dicapped have deg rees in special ~ucalion or working applications rece ived for administrative and teaching worki ng toward one. positions. Perrin, according to KenIt was necessary for the nedy, refused to resign, and the board to go into exec utive board pointed out it felt that it session and the following ac· had no legal right to ask Perrin tion was ta ken. to resign. Manning Webster, a Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis member of the board, was hired as teacher - adsuggested that the group meet ministrator and Mrs. Steve with the Meigs County Com- Scaggs, Middleport, teacher. missioners as most of the They have master degrees. board was, appoi nted by the Members of the board, in commissioners. Webster felt, however, that possibly the addition to Kennedy and are, Ri chard commissioners had no legal Web ste r Chambe rs, Perrin, Grace ri ght to demand Perr in 's resignation. But 'he suggested Weber, Iris Karr and Fred th e delegatiOn pursue this €row, Ill. All were in attendance e.cept Crow . They met In course. The meeting at times the office of the Meigs County became heated, Kennedy said . Commissioners. • enttne POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1974 PHONE 992-215b mobile serv1ce, now under the computer system of the Ohio By United Press International . · state Library, receives new COLUMBUS - The Oh10 Senate Monday delayed action of .books in three weeks instead of House changes on a bill wl)ich would ·eliminate unemployment · eight weeks. The unit has 23 service compensation . benefits duruing the .summer months for ninemonth public school employes. The proposal, which was manuals dealing .with General previously. passed by the Senate but amended by the House, Motor vehicles for distribution. wouldaffectemployessuchascustodians, cafeteria workers and The manuals tuive been bound bus drivers. and new volumes w!U be ad· The House hAd succeeded in knocking out a pair of pro-labor de d. Requests · for such · eommlttee amendments to the bill which would have eliminated manuals were made in a recent. the one-week waiting period for claiming benefits and permit survey by the bookmobile. benefits for workers idled by a strike in a related Industry. The Mrs. Pikkoja will be in Senate, meeting in an evening session as members pushed for a ·Chillicothe Thursday for a summer adjoununent Friday, also approved, ~. a proposed Ubrary managers workshop .. constitutional amendment to extend homestead exell)ptions· to LOCAL TEMPS tally disabled persons. Temperature in aowntown '. . .' ·• The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Monday following its noon luncheon at the Meigs Inn endorsed the proposed onemill levy for the operation of th e four-county Co mmuni ty College. The issue will be voted on June II. The community college will be a two-year college offering programs in technical, general and con• tinuing education . C. E. Blakeslee, explaining the college program, .stressed that a student may attend school for one y'ear at a cos t of approximately $500 compared to $1,900 tuition at private colleges · and $900 to $1,000 tuiti on at sta te supported universities. A guest at the meeting was Prof . Dr . Pedro L. Koe Krompecher, an architect, who taught at the University of Kentucky many years. Prof. Koe-Krompecher was born in Budapes t, Hungary, Presently associated with his son · who teac hes at Ohio University, he pointed out that services of an architect are not available in Meigs or Gallia counties. In other busin ess, Ea rl Ingles, president, reported that Regatta plans are "shaping up" and that no hitches are expected coming up to the bi g event the weekend of June 21, 22, 23. Highlights include : Stagecoach rides to be of- !erect Sa turday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. the cost to ride from Pomeroy to Middleport being $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Round trip tickets will also be ava ilable. Fireworks will be displayed Friday at 10 p.m. The senior citizens will hold a square dance and variety show Friday evening at the Pomeroy Jun io r Hi gh building. Admission to the dance and show will be $1. The baton contest will be held at Meigs H,igh School this year under the direc tion of Mrs. Judy Riggs. The flower show will be held again at the Pomeroy Motor Co. Sunday power boat races will he held from 12:30 to 4 p.m. instead ·of 6 p.m ., Ingles reported . The balloon rides on Sunday have yet not been con firmed . The frog jump will be held Saturday at the Meigs Football Stadium in Pomeroy beginning at 3:30 p.m., Dale Warner reported . Fred Crow said the sale of membership tickets is going very well. There will be two arenas for Ute frog jumps, one for the frog race. Two additional prizes have been offered for the Frog Event: a $25 gift certifica te from Benny Ewing to the person departing this world 24 days after the jump U) and a free row boat ride up Leading Creek, according to Crow . Ingels said 80 persons, 75 of whom are youngsters, a baton twirling group from Pennsylvania, are interested in participating in the parade on Friday nig ht. However, housing for the grou p is a problem . Ingels invited public suggestions as to where they might stay . By Robert F. Buckhorn WASHINGTON (UP!)- Donald E. Santarelli, head of the Justice Department's Law En- Big Bend Regatta Weekend will be a busy time for the Meigs County Senior Citizens and the staff at the Pomeroy Center. On Friday and Saturday, June 21 and 22, the senior citizens will have a crafts bazaar. Any senior citizen with handmade articles for sale are to have the items at Ute center on the Monday before so Utat they can be appropriately marked for display. On June 21,,. the senior citizens will sponsor a 30 forcem ent Assistance Administration for the past 14 months, has quit his $40,00<klyear job after suggesting that Drug prevention workshops set up Three workshops on preventive drug education will be offered at Ohio University Utis summer. The School of Health, Physical Education and Re creation College of Education at Ohio University will sponsor the workshops, June 10-June 14, July t>,luly 12, and July 29-Aug. 2. The thrust of the workshop will be to emphasize a humanistic approach to drug education . Participants will be given the opportunity to explore solutions to many problems associated with drug abuse. Coordination . of community- · and sc hool organizations for preventive minute program at 8 p.m. and drug education will be following that the senior promoted. Teachers, principals , adcitizens chorus under the ministrators and interested direction of Mrs. Carrie Neutz. ling will ,sing several selec- persons will find the workshops tions. Senior citizens who very valuable said the sponwould like to perform are sors . The program wiD provide asked to call the Center. The teaching techniques for remainder of the evening a makin~ classroom instruction square dance will be held in the in health alive and of interest to students. Experts in their auditorium . The center will also' sell food. fields will be used in discussion on both Friday and Saturday· of solutions to community and donations of cake and pie school health problems. Prefetence will be given to are being solicited. teachers and school personnel planned June 21 and The Ohio State Fair Queen and the International Mining and Mfg. Queen will attend the Regatta and participate in the parade . Ingels reported that $750 was made on the recent cruise of the Chaperone. The boat, if wanted, will be available for next year 's Regatta, Ingels 22 and studentS majoring in areas of education. Others will be admitted on a space available basis. \ Participants may receive Utree quarter hours credit for attending the workshop. Participants desiring college credit pay the regular tuition fee of $24 per undergraduate hour or $34 per credit graduate hour. Participants not desiring college credit may attend the workshop free of charge under a grant from the State Department of Educa tion . Further infonnatiori may be obtained by contacting Dr. Freda Phillips at Grover Center, Ohio University. Daily classes will be held from 9 to 12and 1 to4p.m, Workshop staff will iilclude personnel from the Division of . Health and Drug Education, State Department of Education; consultants from t he Institute for the Advancement of Criminal Justice in New York City; personnel in positions of Drug Coordinators from over the state of Ohio and Dr. Freda Phillips, associate professor at Ohio University, will serve as workshop . coordina tor . ' !_ • ' Meigs Local -receives $158,400 ··for teacher .internship project II the Teacher Corps program to train and provide teaching internships for teachers in disadvantaged areas. The funding provided by the TEacher Corps is the first year. funding of a planned two-year program . . According to the Teacher Corps, all teachets in the Meigs Loca~ School District will be invnlvf'<l in th~ ' ,. I said . Attending were lngeis, Crow, Warn er, Prof. KoeKrompecher, Ralph Welker, Wendell Hoover, Bob Jacobs, Don Thomas, Richard Cha mbers , Jack Kerr, Blakeslee, Ted Reed , Bill Grueser, Virgil Teaford, Jack Carsey, Beulah Jones and Katie Crow. Santarelli quits Regatta crafts bazaar WASHINGTON - The U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare and U,' S. Rep. Clarence E . Miller have announ~d the approval of two Teacjler Corps grants to Southeastern Ohio schools ' mcluding a grant for $158,400 to' · the Meigs Local School District and one of $230,i67 for Ohio Pomeroy Tuesday at· 11 a .m. University. ' was 76 degrees under sunny slliesJ I ' Both sch~l!u~f;rRtP tnviPr , . TEN CENTSI Chamber endorses community colleg~ ee . . I WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON PLANS a grand """lin ed p · ......,. u on .age 2, ·' . SUNDAY 10 AMI TO '10 .PM . . , DEWXE REFRIGERATOfi ,• • •••• 1 ~ y~t the right si1e woWr 101 mo11r fam - 14 CU. FT, I I ,I th sl _ ~eolur H FROST FREE VOL. XXVI I I cross over the sidewalk with the new drivewa·y he p1ans to night. Concessi ons which come in before Friday must pay the parking meters. It was decided to use revenue sharing money as follows : ,, Devoted To The lnteresiA Of The Meig3-Mason Area . . I I I and Boy Scouts of Pomeroy to se ll popcorn the second and third Sa tur.days of each month . Council discussed a combined chlirities drive day with allocations given to orga nizations stati ng needs. No action was taken. Den nis Howell, Lincoln Hill Rd .', was granted permissiOn to at y I , ,, ', Priority in stree t repairs and other new business itemS on the agenda resulted Monday night in Pomeroy co un cil r ecessi ng until Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. to com plete its work. Wi th Mayor . Dale Sm ith presiding, council agreed that Union Ave. from Osborne St. to SR 7 and the cemetery roads will not be topped. It was also noted that drains on Union Ave. _will have to be raised when it is surfaced. Actual priority will be decided Wed nesday. A letter fr om the mayor of Mar ietta was read containing Mari etta's reso l u t ion prot es t ing mandatory requiremen ts of the flood protection act of 1973. Pomerov '· Council agreed to support th~ decision o~ Marietta. It was agreed that the finance committee will meet with Police Ch ief Jed Webster next Monday about the proposed raise in salary for policemen. . In other ac ti on, cou;rici l granted permission to Portland Athletic Association for tag day, June 15, Eastern High Sehool Band, tag day, July 27, • •• ••• '· • I ' ,• •• .i , I •• ,• t, • I , ,• ABOVE - Mr. and Mrs. Darell Taylor , Racine, on the guitar and fiddle, provide lively music for the senior citizens when they're not dancing themselves . At left ; a couple promenades left in a set of· square dancers. '·• I NORGE WASHER , • • GET THE LION~. SHARE OF GIBSON f.;.d.&ldek•~ CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Marchi's team I $24995 ~·· I Pomeroy police said a single car accident Saturday at 11':40 p.m. at the intersection of SR 7 and U. S. Rl. 33 involved David Marcum, Rutland, who , traveling south on 7, failed to stop at the intersection of 7 and 33. His car crossed the highway and struck cement steps at the Loren Coleman residence . ~mpaign financing: ~d­ era! Judge George L. Hart may rule this week on Nixon'scllilm of executive privilege": :for 1 records sUbpoenaed by a grl!lld jury regarding promises o~ key federal JObs for maJor earnpaign donors. . - The tapes: U.S. Dliiiict Court Judge John J . Sirica'till get a final report this ~k from technical experts studying the erasure of 18\', minutes from Nixon' June 20, 1972, Watergate tape. OTHIISIYUI "The Home of the Friendly Folks" I Car hits steps Supr eme Co urt hears arguments July 8 on Jawor, ski's contention Nixon must yield further evidence in the case of seven men indicted for the Wate rgate cover-up. Their trial is scheduled for Sept. 9. - The Ellsberg break-in : Gesell hears arguments today on the need for additional White House documents in the case of five men who are scheduled for trial June 17 for burglarizing the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. /sOitnun Sl31 ·Our Lunch Special Is another reason why "Meigs County loves what the Colonel cooks." RACINE - The Racine E-R squad made two run s over the weekend, Saturday at 2:13 p. m. to Edna Deem's restaurant for Penny Crouch, New London, who was having difficulty brea thing and was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, and Sunday at 9:30 a. m. to Dixie Smith's home in Portland for Charles Spencer, who also was havin g difficulty breathing. He was ta ken to St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg. The squad in May made 27 runs, 19 of which were out of town and traveled 942 miles, according to Randall Roberts. ON!499 ' HOT, LIGHT, THRIFTY AND FUN Called out twice charges. The decision Friday by the Supreme Court to rule this summer on Nixon's right to withhold executive documents from Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski permanently could make or break the doctrine of executive privilege - and poss ibl y 'Nixon's tenure in office as well. In the weeks to come, there will lxl Watergate arguments before an appeals court and before Ute Supreme Court, and two major trials will begin under the auspices of Jaworski. On Tuesday, Jeb Stuart Magruder, a former White House aide, No. 2 man at Nixon's 1972 campaign committee and a sub-Cabinet official, begins a minimum 10month term at the federal prison farm at Allenwood, Pa. He pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and will be the highest..-anking Nixon aide to go to prison. Here is the status of the major Watergate cases: - The bugging : A federal appeals courts will hear arguments June 14 from two of the original seven Watergate breakin defendants who are seeking to reverse their convictions and the five who want to withdraw guilty pleas. - The cover-up: The ·COLOR TV LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Monday . was 69 degrees under sunny skies . . nly WASHINGTON IUPI) Rapidly spreading . ripPles in the pond of the Watergate break-in, originally called "a Utird rate burglary" by the White House nearly two years ago, are now lapping at all three levels of the federal court. system. A hearin g . thi s morning before U.S. District Court Judge Gerhard A. Gesell may help determine whether Pres ident Nixon's refusal to provide tape recordings to defendants in the Ellsberg break-in case will result in dismissal of me." TO MEET THURSDAY The Me igs County Democratic Committee will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the courtroom of the courthouse, E. A. Wingett, chairman, said today. ' getting 30 per cent of Ute royalties. When Foreman took over, he changed the agreement so !hilt he would receive. 60 per cent of the royalties. Ray contended that he was advised to plead guilty by Foreman so that information about the case would not be made public in open court at the fullscale trial, thus assuring the exclusive nature of the book . U.S. District Court Judge L. Clure Morton denied Ray's motion for a hearing on whether his plea was voluntary. Morton agreed with the sta te and cited the plea record. In accepting the original plea, Judge W. Preston Battle questioned Ray thoroughly and the defendant said his plea was knowledgeable and voluntary. Watergate in 3 Federal courts ~~ development of the sequential reading instruction program applicable to students, grades kindergarten through senior high. This program will be developedas the result of the Teacher Corps assistance., The Teacher Corps project at Ohio University will .be e~­ pected to . assist In the development, .. IJnplementatiori .. _..1 \ ~ ·~ President Nixon resign, it wail , learned today. Santarelli submitted hil resigna lion to the White HOUR · on Saturday, an informed source said. He said Santarelll decided to leave even th!JUCh he felt published reports of hiJ views of the President to be misleading. Santarelli, 36, was quoted In an interview in the Sunday magazine of the Philadelphia · Inquirer as saying: "There is no White HOUR any more. It pains me, but I think he (Nixon) should resign, After all, you've got the cleanest vice president in history (Gerald R. FordJ over Utere, his whole life's been gone over by every agency, ·imaginable, he's got 'USDA · Prime' stamped on every haunch. " Santarelli was quoted earlier in another·published report as saying the Watergate scandal had "cheapened" government service and that he would "very assidously avoid" using ·' Nixon's name in public. Santarelli was quoted subsequently as saying he did not think his comments would be published. He did not deny making them but said tbe 1Tl81lJler in ":hich they wen used was misleading. In a speech to police officials' last week, Santarelli so!Ulned · his critici,gn by praising the President for his role in law .enforcement and his strong support of federal aid for state · and local law enforcement agencies. The source . said, however, that Santarelli felt he muat resign because the news stories "compromised his ability to. serve the administration." Santerelli is expected to remain on the job WlW a successor Is appointed. The Justice Department and the White House would neither conflnn nor deny that San- , tarelll would soon leave the • • administration. -.... "' '"' .:\Itt Veteran! Memorial Hospital' ·' • novative education program Admissions Edward . . • which will ultimately increase Findley, Pomeroy ; · Jerry · •· the effectiveness of teaching reading to local elementary Owens, · MI. Vernon; Elva • : Golden, Gallipolis; Robert D. ..• and secondary ·schools. Successful program content Wllliams , Rutland ; Joseph •A • will be considered by ·a Hood, t.1Itnersville ; Edwin H. Wliversity faculty ·committee Clarke"' New Haven; Doria , • for passlble adoption ·into the , Cu!'ry, New Haven; Madeline . regular teaching education Chafin, Pomeroy . Disc~rges Audria' Ar· , (X'Ogram at ~q Univ~ty, . '" .....,r - . - ,. ·~ � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 3, 1974 frecker selbe theiss