https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/986c3b9e406a207141555eee96d1c5c1.pdf a799a93769f04451cc3fb04c548c46c0 PDF Text Text '. 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middlepori-Pomcruy, ll .. Jum• 10. WEDN~SDAY LADIESDAY.PomeroyGolf Course. Tee off time, 10 a.m. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru Thursday June 10-13 NOT OPEN Fri ., Sat., Sun. June 14. 15-16 THE WAY WE WERE (Technicolor) Barbra Streisand Robert Redford Co lorca rtoons Show Starts 7 p.m. 1- l PG I 1~7 l E-H \lllit (':\ J1t'd , twi<:t' on Sunday 'F·o rd d e en d s .,. t· Par Y The Pomeroy ER "q~wd was . called saturday at 7:55p.m . w Dutwn's Drug Store in Middleport for Mrs. Esther Kissell who suffered a possible heart atta ck. She was taken to Vetew ns Memorial Hospital. At 3:01 Sunday !he squad ·went to Pagetown for William Bechtle, wh o s.uffer ed a possible stroke. He was also taken w Veterans Memorial Hospital. Ill 7: 17 p.m. Sunday · !he squad transported Leo Vining, Condor St., w Veterans Memorial Hospital. ~--------------· CLIP COUPON MONDAY thru FRIDAY CARRY-OUT OR DRIVE-IN ONLY 11:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. - NO LIMIT ON SALES HOT, LIQHT,THAIFTY AND FUN Our : lunch Special is another reason why " Meigs County loves what the Colonel cooks ." TM 2 PIECES Q!JCKEN. SLAW AND ROLL . Have abarrel of fun ·~ r~Ck~eae. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE POMER()Y, OHIO ·------~--------· News. • • Dog bites taxpayer " Market Report WRAPPED Marriage Licenses John Randy Albight, 18, West Columbia, and Sharon Gail Murray, 18, Pomeroy. Alan Ray Cunningham, 21, Syracuse, a~d Beverly Carol Hart, 17, Racine. . 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It was Rumor's fifth cabinet and the 36th Italian government to fall in the 31 years since the overthrow of fascism. . CAIRO :... AUTHORITIES Hl\NDED OUT THOUSANDS of American flags and workmen gave Cairo a last-minute facelifting today in a massive effort to give President Nixoo the largest Egyptian welcome in modern time. Goverranent officials said the fanfare over Nixon's three-4ay visit beginning Wednesday will outstrip even the mob scene that greeted the late Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev in 1964. The enormous welcome ceremonies were planned in part to thank Nixon for the United States' crucial role in bringing about a troop pullback agreement between Egypt and Israel. Authorities mustered mOI'e than 30,000 bodyguards from security forces and ordered 100,000 cheerleaders from the Arab Socialist Union to whip up enthusiasm for Nixon with bands, baMers, · flags and street applause. HANES T-shirts You can wash them and wash them and wash them. and lhey'll still fee l good . 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Front row, 1-r, are Mary Krawsczyn, Vicky Clelland, Brenda Taylor, last year's queen, and Cherie Reuter; back row, Roxie Patterson, Donna Bqyd, Karen Baity, Jo Enevoldsen, Tonya Keebaugh and Valerie Jolmson. • Every Tuesday Evening At 7 p.m. PENNIES THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. REGATTA QUEEN CANDIDATES met Monday night to dlacuss [l'ocedure of the contest to be held Regatta Weekend. The queen will be selected on the basis of interviews, and wiU be announced during in- See the complete selection of Hanes Underwear . T Shirts - Sleeveless T Shirts - V Neck T Shirts - Athletic Shorts - Sleeveless Athletic Shirts. All sizes from the smallest size to extra, extra large size . DUBLIN - THE ffi!SH REPUBLICAN ARMY kidnapers of the earl and countess of Donoughmore may have sealed their own fate by releasing the elderly couple, police sources said today. "We have gained valuable information on the gang which we did not have before," the sources said. "We are intensifying the hunt on tbe basis of definite leads." The couple was released early Sunday in Dublin's Phoenix Park, only a quarter of a mile from police headquarters, after five IRA hunger strikers in British prisons ended their lasts. A sixth hunger striker who died, Michael Gaughan, 24, was buried with full IRA military honors Sunday at his home town of Ballina, County Mayo, in the Irish Republic . POST 128 TO MEET Fe eney-Bennett Post 128,. Middleport, will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. New officers will be installed by .the . Eighth District Commander, Frank Jensin, Glouster. · Nixon ·readies or Cairo trip . FATHER'S DAY IS NEXT SUNDAY SAIGON - AN ESTIMATED 350,000 Vietnamese soldiers have been killed or wounded since the Vietnam peace agreement was signed more than 16 months ago, government officials said · today. Armistice negotiators for South Vietnam and the Viet Cong prepared for a new round of cease-fire talks scheduled to begin Tuesday, but !he outlook for settling tbe war appeared dim . A Viet Cong spokesman said the chances for cooperation depends on the Saigon side and the United States, "not us." South Vietnamese field officers told UP! today they intended to continue a counterattack 25 miles north of Saigon until Communists forces are driven from the area. The Saigon command said since a· cease-fire was first declared in South Vietnam Jan. 28, 1973, at least 351,454 soldiers on both sides have been killed or wounded. FOR ••• ., ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY (Continued from page I) Queen's Palace while King Falsal is entertaining President Nixon at a formal dinner. · ON THE DOLLAR • to 36;50. STOCK COWS & BULLS (By June~' 1974, The Head ) -Stock Cows 201) to SALES REPORT OF 285 ,· Stock Cows and Calves 285 Ohio Valley Ll~estoek Co. w 450 ·' Stock Bulls 240 to 325; STOCKER CATTLE STEERS - 250 w 300 lbs. 42 to Baby Calves 40 to 8l>; IBy Th• 18.75 ; 300 to 400 lbs. 40 to 45; 400 Pound) - Canners & CUtlers to 500 lbs. 37.50 to 42 ; :iOO to 600 Cows 17 to 25 : , Jistein Cows lbs. 35 to 40; 600 to 700 lbs. 31.50 24 .50 to 30.J5; Commercial to 37 · 700 lbs. and Over 28 to 32. Bulls ( 1,IM>>Ibs. and Over) 29 to HEIFER CALVES - 200 to 36 . VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 300 lbs. 38 to 44.75; 300 to 400 lbs: 35 to 40; . 400 to 500 lbs. to 250 51.50 w 55.10; lbs . 33 to · 37 .25; 500 Mediurp 200 lbs. to 300 42 to 48; to 600 lbs. 30 to 36; 600 to 700 lbs . Culls 40 Down . ...:_ to to 35· 700 lbs. and Over 28 GALLIPOLIS. OHIO Nixon LUNCH SPECIAL I . Funeral service on Thursday ' . Dog bites are costing_the !'Jrlerlcan tax)l8yer 1;0me $400,000 a year and maybe more, says an urba n ecolog1'st" . . According to Alan M. Beck of Washington University at St. Louis and author of a study entitled "Ecology of Stray Dogs," an estimated 10,000 persons are bitten each year by dogs. Government investigation of each case costs between $40and $70. ; Why !he government should be investigating dog bites, ne didn't say. · CLEVELAND 1UP II - Vice ·off eve ry newspaper and every President Nixo~ 's upcoming relation purposes and that President Gera ld R. Ford television network with wild visit to the Middle East. nothing will be achieved. I warned !he American people generaliza tions about media "TI1e President of the United prefer w b<:lieve he will make Sunday about writin ~ off an conspiraci es. Nor can we write States speaks for all of us when another break(j1rough in the entire adm inistration or -politi· off an entire administration Or he see ks peace abroad," Ford search for hwnanity and for a ca l party with sweeping gene. an entire political party with a said . "We hear from some that ra1i7.ations . sweeping generalization about he is only going for public new world order based on human compassion, imagina· "The Constitution provides individQal wrongdoing." lion and cooperation." legal remedies and our system Ford also said a ce ntral is strong enough to heal in· moral theme of right and fections," Ford said in an wron g must apply uniformly w apparent referen ce to the Americans and he condemned Funeral services lor Sarah parents , Mr . and Mrs. Waller Watergate scandal. "Again, critics of the Los Angeles there is a need for a choice, a Police Department's siege on · Watson Greene, 17, a Meigs Greene, Sr. , Rt. I, Vinwn : vote against candidates who !he hideout of the Symbionese High School Junior ' who was paternal grandmother , Minnie killed in an aulomobile ac- Greene, Pomeroy; maternal di splease - but not a sweeping Liberation Army . "I submit that it is immoral cident Thursday in Bern, N. C., grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ve ndetta against all in office w condemn crime by individu- will be Thursday at 1 p. m. at Leroy Watson, Marybelle, N. regardless of their ind ividual C. ; two "!fsters, Tara and als in government, but w Ewing Chapel. merit. " 1 Tonya Greene, at home; two co ndone crime by Mi ss Greene was to be a Ford made the remarks in a speech to the National Council revolutionaries in California," delegate to Girls State later brothers, Waller Jotdan and of Christians and Jews. About Ford said. "Right is right. this month in Columbus . Branard Greene at home . Rev. Edward Buffington will 36 protesters picketed ou tsid ~ Wrong is wrong. .Friends ol the family had offi ci ate at the ser vices. "This applies w everyone in repor ted the accident oc· the hotel. Friends may call at the funeral ''We are living in an age of !he nation from the so-<:alled curring in Cincinnati. She is survived by her home beginning Tuesda y generalization !hat would blur urban guerilla to people in !he evening. the choice of a free people," he highest realms of governcontinued. "We cannot write men t." PLEASANT VALLEY Ford also remarked op Discharges : Vir ginia Slayton, Apple Grove; Mrs. (Continued from page I ) Cur tis Connally, Poin t Arley M. West Pleasant; Mrs. Robert Kayser , Ford and the presidential Huntington; Mrs. Terry Grey, cabinet and other U>p adminisof Portland dies son, Letart; Roger Wright, tration officials also were on Glenwood; Vi ctoria Ohling , hand w shake hands with Mr. PORTLAND - Arley M. Letart ; Mrs. George Me- and Mrs. Nixon before he Wes t, Rl. 1, Portland, died at Clintock, Jr. , Point Pleasant; boarded a helicopter for the his residence Saturday af- Mrs. Michael Boyd, New first leg of the trip to nearby lernoou at !he age of 77. Haven: Darrell Jenkins, Andrews AFB, Md . He was preceded in death by Mason; Mrs. Fred Perry, At the airport, about 100 one son, his first wife, two Buffalo ; Mrs . Gerald persons were on hand as the brothers and one sister. Derenberger, Point Pleasant; Presideent walked, waving, Surviving are his wife, Orpha Salem Yates, Pomeroy: Mrs. from his helicopter to ~is jet West : four sons, Lawrence John Chapman , Apple Grove; plane for the 8% hour flight w Jordan , Mogadore, Lesley Troy Oldaker, New Haven ; Salzburg. Jordan, Hurricane , W. Va., Wandell Grose, New Haven ; The President wore a blue suit. Orville West, Clinton, and Ca rl Carnett, Lakin ; Mrs . Mrs. Nixon wore a powder suit Merill Wes t, Ravenswood; James McDermitt, Point with white trim. Their daughthree daughters , Lela Max- Pleasant; Jackson Faulknier, ters and sons-in-law, Edward well, Columbus, Arlena Poin t Pleasa nt: Audrey Lee, Cox and David Eisenhower, Wat~on , Weirton, W. Va .•. and Point Pleasant: Delbert Snead, joined in the White House Oneida Hess,_Dearborn , MICh. ; Oak Hill , 0.; · Clair Schultz, sendoff. 10 grandchildren, 11 step- Point Pleasant· Mrs Minerva PRESIDENT NAMED ' grandchildren, and six great. ' Fitzgerald, R~ckviile ; Mrs. COLUMBUS (UP! ), " Display your flag for Flag grandchildren. Charles Reitmire and son Day , palriotism is nothing Delegates at the Ohio He was · a member of lhe Pomeroy; Carl ettia Boyer: to be ashamed of.u Hundley Church m Spencer, W. Maso n; Walter King, Osteopathic · As sociati on Va ., A rel!red school teacher, Harrisville , 0.; Mrs. Leo mee ting here Sunday named he was .a veteran_of WW 1, and Searls, Middleport; Mrs. Dr. J . Arnold Finer, Massillon, was v1ce president of the James Pashki Ja ckson . as president, and Dr. Martin E. This FLAG DAY pul your Lebanon Golden Age Cl~b. George Wamsley: Henderson : Levitt, Dayton, 'as presidentbest foot forward Funeral serv1ces w1ll be Mrs. Gary Rollins, daughter, elect. Dr. James C. Ward, Displa y your FLAG and show your pride and belief Tuesday at 10 , a.m. at the New Haven · Gloria McKinney Cleveland, was elected firs t in YOUR COUNTRY ... Ewing Chapel after .which the Point Pieasant; Ethei vice president and Dr. ,Philip body will be taken to the Meadows, Point Pleasant; Roy Golding , Columbus, second Vandale Funeral Home for a 2 Ball Point Pleasant· Lorena vice president. p.m. service _in . Spencer , W. Mill~r, Point Pleasa~t; Mrs. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Va ., w1lh bur1al m the Hebron Dewitt Browning Point RACINE - The Racine ER Cemetery there . Rev . Freeland Pleasant. ' Squad Saturday at 12:20 p.m. No.rr.is and Rev. Edward Birth : June 7, a daughter to transported Bob Spencer, Griffith will officiate. Mr. and Mrs. John Hunnell Racine, to Veterans Memorial Fr1ends may call at the Pomero ' Hospital. . funeral home at any time. y. ' .' I I .,", .j. ,, ' ' Four accidents occuring Friday, Sunday and Monday were investigated by the Meigs County Sheriff's Department, it was reported today. · At 7 p.m. Friday, a car driven by James F. Davis, 81 , Portland, was demolished when be threw paper out of !he window, ' lost control of his · . vehicle, went over an em, bankment, and struck a tree. The accident occurred on CR 31, 1.5 miles west of SR 124. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by private car. The accident was not reported until Sunday. Davis was not cited. Kenneth Edward Wiggins, 44, Minersville, was traveling north on Sutton TR 403 on Dutchwwn Hill at 1:20 p.m., Sunday when a mol<lrcycle driven by Alan L. Pugh, 20, MtnersvtJ!e, came out of a private drive and turned south. The vehicles collided with light damage wboth. There were no injuries or citations. EMS and the Pomeroy Emergency Squad were called to the sight of an accident at the interchagne ot SR 7 and 124 and us 33 in Salisbury Twp. ~ Monday at 11 :21 p.m. ' Katherine Griflilh, 75, John· stown, Pa., turned left into the path of an auto driven by Charles Addison Randall, 58, Athens, who was traveling . .); I ' \ I I< ' \ . north on SR 7. EMS wok Randall and "a passenger, Helen Randall, w O'Bleness Hospital for injuries sustained, and the Pomeroy Squad transported Mrs. Griffith and an occupant, Lester Griffith w • Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was admitted. Mrs. Griffith Was cited for failure to yield at an in· tersection when turning. There was severe damage to the Randall vehicle and the Griffith vehicle was demolished. Mond~Y. afternoon Paul E. Harris, 18, Minersville, was going north on SR 338 in Sutton Twp. one mile south of Racine' Locks and Dam when gravel fell from an unidentified b'uck and broke his windshield. He received no injuries . protest t t • me er revoca IOD . . Protests against the recent revocation of parking meter permits were lodged by two Middleport businessmen when Middleport Council met Monday night. First to speak was insurance man .Bill Chllda who made a formal complaint against banning the parking meter permits and sug~ested council should not pass such action without first giving public notice so both sides of the Issue could be heard. Childs added that council apparently thinks the permits are free, which they are not, becaUS!! he pays by the year. He asked council to give him a reason for the action. Councilmen said some people abuse their permits. Businessmen did not like cars being parked in front of their stores all day. They admitted they were bound to "step on someone's toes" by not issuing any more permits but insisted parking pennlts were causing problems in the business section. Childs said council acted from one viewPoint only. Jack Bechtle also spoke against the banning of the pennlts. He stated that he had no place to park nor does one of his employes. He and his employe are wiiilng to pay lor the permit he said. . Chief of · Pollee J . J. Cremeans pointed out that parking on Third Street was hazardous. People living in apartments in the uptown section have no place to park. "A man that works all night shouldn't have to feed a meter all day," he said. He suggested council designate a street where cars could park free. Council, following long discussion, agreed to survey the.town, and bring the matter before council at its next meeting. In other business, council approved a second reading of the street light ordinance. Mrs. Pearl Reynolds , representing Senior Citizens, asked for a donation of $500 w fund the County Senior Citizens Program. Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, Executive Director of the Meigs County Council on Aging, asked for financial assistance in a previous meeting. Mrs. Thomas, when she met with council on May 28, explained that the funds come from the general fund of the wwn and read excerpts from a decision · from the attorney general of its legality. Gene Grate, clerk, ezplained that he had written the atwrney general in regard to the matter, but as yet had received no instructions and council tabled the matter. Bob Byer, Middleport Fire (Continued on page 10) Police make 40 arrests Chief of Police J . J . Cremeans Monday night reported to council 40 arrests during May, 11 for disorderly and 10 for driving while under the influence of an alcoholic beverage. Two were persons were booked into jail as "overnight guests" ( transients). other bookings were one each for unsafe vehicle, failure to yield, spinning tires, driving under suspension, no operator's license, reckless operation, speeding, disturbing the peace, possession of marijuana, petty larceny, evading police olficet, and two each for misconduct , resisting arrest and assault and battery. Marjorie Mullins served 48 meals to prisoners. Two traffic accidents were investigated. Cruiser mileage was 4, 413, using 593.3 gallons of gasoline. Merchant police collections were $138, with unpaid collection of $25 . Parking meter collections were $992. Sharon exhibit coming for Heritage Sunday The Meigs County Pioneer tucky and the Ohio Valley. The and Historical Society will hold showing at the Museum will its third annual "Herita8e probably be the only Ohio Sunday" on June 23- Regatta , showing of Mrs. Sharon's work Weekend - at the Meigs as it lours tMough 1976. County Museum on Butternut Also on "Heritage Sunday" Ave., Pomeroy from noon until will be the first opening of the 5p.m. new mini-theatre given in On display in the main memory of Julia Bean by her exhibit rooms will be a special daughters, Mrs. Nancy Reed, art show on loan to the Meigs Pomeroy, and Mrs. Betty County Museum from the Mctiinness, of Gallipolis. The Smithsonian In~titutlon theatre was designed by Travelling Exhibition Service, · Gerard and Elizabeth Hilferty Washington, D. C. The show ·ia with a purple ·and red color :::~:m.;:,:,:,:::::::::::m.«.~:::~:m:::::::::~ entitled "Mary Bruce Sharon, scheme, flexible seating units, ONE WEEK LATER An American Primitive." The next Bloodmobile visit Mary Bruce Sharon. (1878to Meigs County wiD be June 1961) started her career at the , 2~ instead of June 17 as was · I age of 71 when she began to previously announced, paint scenes from her KenVernon Nease Blood tucky childhood of the 1~. . In d 1v 1d u a 1 s and Progr·a m Chairman, Relatives, Southern in- · Ol'ganizations are urged to reported. stitutions such as paddle-wheel . submit entry forms for the Big The Bloodmobfte will be at boats and mint juleps, Civil Bene! Regatta Parade to be tbe Pomeroy Elemenlary War events she imagined, and held Friday, June 21. The Sehoul between l aad 8 p.m. visits to the North, were theme of this year's parade is on the 24th. Residents are recorded by Mrs: Sharon "Funtime '74." asked to please support the during her 13 year career. , Wanted ill the parade are · program !f at aU pOssible. site is' considered the , antiqu~ cars, .bo,riles, bikes; , ~::::.~·w.•:>.>.•:;.,:,~:;:;OX "Grandma ~oses" of Ken- cats with organizations such as I \ ani! an eshibit wall system. Another feature will be local photographs and. eXplanations of !he . Meigs County pboto collection project. The Meigs County Historical Society is seeking all pictures from Meigs County's past. II they cannot be given wtbe museum permanently, Hi!ferty will be on hand to copy the photographs. All are urged w bring along family scrapbooks. The photos are n~essary for the archives and for use jn (Continued on page 10) ' More marchers wanted \ .I I . '\ J ' 'I SALZBURG, Austria (UP!) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger threatened today to resign unless ''leaks and innuendos" about his involvement in national security wiretaps were stopped (m. mediately. In a hastily called nei'I'R conference, Kissinger repeated his position on the tapes-that he did not initiate or recommend them--and said the campaign against him comes from the House Judiciary Committee which is Investigating possible im.peaclunent of President Nixon. "U it is not cleared up, I will resign," Kissinger said. Speaking in a hoarse voice from an inn near the palace where Nixon is staying on the beginning of his Mideast trip, Kissinger acknowledged that IN FIRST CLASS he knew some of his aides were Charles Yost, son of Mr. and likely to he wiretapped when he Mrs. Gene Yost, Racine, was supplied names of persons who one of 118 students who had access to sensitive mate- graduated recently from the rials, but he said that did not Agricultural Technical consitute ordering taps on their Insltute (Wooster) Branch of telephones. Ohio Slate University. His "The tmplication that my was th e llrst class to office was spending time graduate from the school reading salacious reports since Is opened In 1!172. The about my subordinates ... is institute is the only college of sympl<lmatic of the poisonous Us kind In Ohio. Yost climate of our times," he said. received an associate Kissinger made it clear he Degree In Applied Science has been angry since his speelallzlng in Dairy Washington news conference Produ c tion and last Thursday after a trium- Management. He will assist phant return from his success- his lather In the Yost Dairy ful33-day Mideast trip in which operation. Yost is a 1972 he secured the Israeli-Byrian graduate of Southern High cease-fire. He was ready w School. discuss his mission but was hit instead with questions about wiretapping and asked If he had retained counsel for possible "perjury". NEW HAVEN, W. Va. Of his Mid t If0rt h '"ld • ew Newly elected coun cilmen · eas e reporters today: "I would like Thomas Grinstead , Charles to think that.when the record is R h N 'I Ha aker and ous ' el ym · written that perhaps some lives were saved and mothers F. 0 ~e at rest. I leave that to history. "But I will not leave w ~~~ my public honor," he -. 1 '•. J..remen OUt on 24 calls Kissinger at his Senate confirmation hearings last year said he was not involved in the tapes on at least 17 of his subordinates and others and had no knowledge of the White House Plumbers unit set up to stOp leaks of national security . matters to the press~Members · of the Judiciary Committee said they heard evidence that might indicate otherwise. (Con.ilnued on page 10) NEW CARRIERS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Estep are' the new motor route drivers for The Daily Sentinel on former Route 33, and in the H~mlock Grove and. Dal'wlo . areas, it wils ' announced tOflay. _ :~:::::::::::::::i:i:..o::::::::::::::::::=~~;:.:~:~:·:·:•:·:·:;~:;:;m I: I 'I trip, and reiterated that stand today. "Our intention is not w use tbese briefings w talk about domestic matters," he said. Nixon and Kreisky 'met for an hour and 40 minutes w discuss the chancellor's 13-day Mideast tour in early March as weD as his more recent trip w !he Soviet Union. Nixon goes w Moscow a week alter completing his Mideast trip. Ziegler said the NixonKreisky meeting "focused on the importance of realizing [!'Ogress toward a just and lasting peace in the Middle East.'' Ziegler said Nixon extended an invitation wKreisky wvisit the United States and the Austrian leader was expected wgo to Washingl<ln in the fall . (In Beirut, the newspaper An Nahar said today that Sadat is expected w pay a visit to the United States in the late summer. Quoting diplomatic !!Ources, it said the formal invitation was expected during Nixon's Cairo visit and would include a visit to the United Nations.) In addition to Egypt, Nixon will go to Syria, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Israel. lie will return w Washington a week from Wednesday, and is due in Moscow June 'n . Ziegler ruled out a widely rumored Nixon trip to Japan after the Moscow ~t. and indicated the President would stop in Europe on the way w the Soviet Union, as previous reports from Europe had said. Pomeroy ups rate of water Pomeroy Village Coun cil voted Monday night to raise !he present water rate in order to finance the proposed new water system. · Acting on a proposal by Charles Legar, p!'fsident of the board of public affairs, !he council voted unanimously w raise the rates to $4 .20 · minimum or $2.10 per 1,000 gallons. For the next 3,000 gallons, !he cost will be .168 cents per 100 gallons; the next 10,000 gallons, 14 cents per 100 gallons ; the next 15,000 gallons, .126 cents per 100, and over 30,000 gallons, .091 cents per 100, all added uniformly w the present rate. The remainder of the financing will be by bonds. In other action council ruled there will he no more soliciting on the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge as it is against state law. · Preparing to buy the Weed Building for village officers, council agreed to advertise for sale the present city hall, the first and second ward fire houses, and a town..owned lot near the bookmobile. Attending were councilmen Ralph Werry, Lou Osborne, William Snouffer , Han y Davis, Phil Globakar, John Manley, Mayor Dale Smith and clerk Jane Walton. Four attend 1st meeting .. \ ' cheerleaders, floats and Scout troops. Only 40 entries had been submitted as of Monday compared to 15 last year, reported Dwight Goins, parade chairman, . Bands iridlcating they wiD take part are Wahama, Kyger Creek, Eastern, Southern, Waverly and Mpigs. His art ·m leaks P den1e •d Press· Secretary Ronald Ziegler said Nixon would bold his first meeting with Egyptian Pr'esident Anwar Sadat at Qubba Palace in Cairo Wednesday afternoon. Sadal, an admirer of the President and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger , has planned a big welcome complete with a 100,000 cheering Egyptians as partial thanks to Nixon for U!e United States' crucial ·role in bringing a ceasefire between his country and Israel. The trip resulted in extreme security measures, including hundreds of policemen stationed around Klesheim Palace and more stationed on Austria's borders, with special instructions wwatch for Arabs trying w enter the country. Ziegler today defended the President's decision to make !he trip against criticism at borne, especially from Sen. Henry M. Jackson , 0-Wash., that Nixon should stay home while the House Judiciary Conunlttee's impeaclunent inquiry was going on and inflation is bothering the economy: " We disagree with Sen. Jackson and I think many senators do," Ziegler said. 111 noticed Sen . (Mike) Mansfield's statement wishing the President well. I believe that the majority of the American people believe that Sen. Jackson is eXpressing a minority point of view." Ziegler had said Watergate and related [I'Oblems would not be- discussed during the ' .· Fire Chief Bob E. Byer of MiddlepOrt reported w town council · Monday night the department answered 24 calls in May, one for a lire, 21 for first aid and two of a miscellaneous nature. The fire run was May 13 to the Ohio Hotel on Front St., where a shorted wire filled a room and hall with a burning smell. Of the first aid calls, 17 were in U>Wn, four out. There were two river rescue missions. Man hours spent were 8U lor first aid and 2.7 101' fires , with 21 firemen out on one call. Department vehicles traveled 683.8 miles. The dpeartment helped clear two areas of rubbish as a fire preventive ; 1 measure. · • I I Bernard Lieving attended !heir first meeting of New Haven Council Monday night. Also present were Mayor John Thorne, Harold Moxley, Charles Smi!.J;, John Roush, Wayne Rousb, coun~:ilmen , and recorder Jane Russell. An early action was on a motion by Moxley, seconde(l by Smith, w raise the pay for councilmen w $5 per meeting attended and the mayor's salary w$2110 per year. Gary .King , representing adjoining neighbors asked for a street light on the property of Mary Goodwin who had given .her permission for the ·pole . Three street lights were approved, at the end of Mill St., Mayo Dr. and one on Allendale Ct. The town will pay all expenses for Mark ·Kearns to attend a training session for waste water treatment plant operators which will be held in . Morgantown, June 24-28. Council endorsed Mayor Thorne's order that all motorcyclists be warned to stay off private proper ty without th~ permission of the owner. i 1• ''I I- • 1 ·' �2- The Datly Sentmel, Mtddleport-PomerO), 0 , Tuesda) .' . Mason County News 3- TheDatl) Srntmel Mtdcllrptnl Pume~ov lJ lm•sd,tv Jum• ll 197~ Note~; TV blamed By Alma Marshall • • Kimball Suiter Musical director chosen Kimball (Red) Swter, Will be the mustcal director for this year's 0 Gallia Country," the ortgmal mustcal htslortcal pageant, presented for the ftrsl time last July In the amphitheatre at Rto Grande. An ong mal work of Lee Durteux, Mt Vernon, 11 Galha Country ' IS butlt around authentic htstory of early French settlers m the Gallipolis area nnd 1s sparked wtth country hmnor and an abundance of ortgmal songs and dances It IS set m the 1790 era and fea tures such characters as Darnel Boone, raconteur James Budord and Col Safford, a scout, all known to have roamed the counties now known as Gatha 1 Scwto, Lawrence, Meigs, Vmton and Jackson Sutter receiVed his B S and Master s Degrees at OhiO Umverstty at Athens He was the mstructor of Instrumental mustc and director of bands In Galhpohs schools for 21 years He IS presently employed 111 the Pomt Pleasant, W Va schools as band dtreclor m the elementary and jumor htgh school Sutter was a member of the U S Navy Band for two years and m more recent years played trombone and dtd arrangmg fo1 dance and symphomc orchestras 111 the Hunttngton and Charleston, W Va m cas He has been the director of the Presbytertan Church chotr for 10 years and IS a charter member of the barber shop qu artet The Foregone ConclusiOns " He and h1s wtfe, Dorothea, reside at 281 Jackson Pike, GallipoliS "Galha Country ' wtll be presented on the weekends of July 5, 12 and 19 Ttcket 111formatwn may be obtamed from the headqua1ters of the Gallia Dramatic Arts Soctety office m the Chamber of Commerce butldmg, State Street, Galhpohs, phone 4469511 Masons will have meeting The Pomeroy Chapter No 80 uf the Hoy a! Arch Masons will hold 1ts stated conv oca hon for lra nsac hng all regulat busmess and mslallahon of Officers lor tins calenda1 year at 7 30 p 111 at the Pomeroy Masumc f ernple, Wednesda; Members ore asked to please bring 11 tuals Also on Wedn esday, th e Boswot th Council No 46 of the Ro)al and Sclecl Masters wtll hold 1U; sta ted assetnblv for the tranoactwn of 1cguh.11 !Jus mess and the electwn .mel tn stallattuu of offtcers at B 30 p rn ttl the Pome1oy Mc~som c Temple Rttuals aoe to be brou~ ht Mason A1·ea News, Notes ,< ·by lawyers NEW HAVEN, W Va New Haven's pastor of the Umted MethodiS I Church for lhe past four years, the Rev J Wllltam DeMoss, has been nommated an 'Outstand111g Young Man of Amertca"'where hts autobiography will appear 111 the 1974 addtlton of "Oulstandmg Young Men of Amenca " ' Several untverstly presidents, prestdents of Jaycee s and noted business men made up the board making the selections of those appearmg 111 the 1974 edttion of "Oulstandmg Young Men of Amenca " Although Rev DeMoss has been transferred to the Otlerbem Umted Methodtst REV DeMOSS Church, hts presence here w1ll he felt m Mason County for some lime A few of hts many achievements listed are hts money tree by the partlctpatlon as Mtmstenal congregatiOn Counselor of the Mason County Services at New Haven Sub-Dtstrlct Youth Fellowship, Umted Methodist Church next cbatrman of the Lakm State Sunday will be conducted by Hospttal Foster Grandparent colle~e students Tommy Advtsory Board, chatrman of Hoffman to he m charge the Mason County Commtttee Heather Chnsten Davenport, on Agmg, member of Haven 2 montho0ld daughter of Mr Ftre Department and Rescue and Mrs Jerry Davenport of llquad, Pansh Coord111ator of Mtddleport, was chtrstened on Mason 1972-present, former Sunday at New Haven Umted member of the board of Methodtst Church by the dtrectors of Mason Co Com- Reverend ' J Wtlham DeMoss mumty Action and South- Mrs Davenport was the forwestern Regwnal Communtty mer Gatl Mtller Achon, former prestdent of Grandparents attendmg the New Haven Grade School PTA- chrtstemng mcluded Mr and 1972 , former chatrman o' Mrs Earl Davenport, MidUmon Campground board, dleport, Mr and Mrs Harry member of Huntmgton Dtstnct Mtller, New Haven, greatBoard of Mtmstry, member of grandmothers, Reverernrtlfrs Mason Co Mental Health Achsah Mtller and Mrs Ora Board and a member of Holzer Jewell both of New Haven Hospital Cbapla111cy board Two other great' Rev DeMoss IS marned to grandmothers, Mrs Mtldred the former Mary Elizabeth Zetgler, Middleport and Mrs Mornson (Also an achve Earl Davenport Beckley, were participant m the church and unable to attend communtty affatrs) They are the parents of three children, MASON - The Helpmg Hand Mat k Mtchael and Michele Exlenswn Homemakers Club met recently at the home of NEW HAYEN 'S JOlly Mrs Clara Smtih for a meetmg energetic well-hked mm1ster, and housewares party Rev J Wtlham DeMoss and Mrs Lester Foreman hts family were honored by the presented devotionals and Mrs congregatiOn wtth a covered Charlotte Jenks had each club dtsh dmner on Sunday evemng member read scrtpture when at New Haven Umted roll call was taken Methodist Church On Sunday Another money-makmg the mtmste• delivered hts last proJect of the group IS to make set mon ~ t th e church before and sell polyester qwlts One transferrmg to the Otterbem already has been completed Umted Methodtst Church, ath and wtll be sold for $20 Avenue m Huntington Mrs Jenks presented the The dinner was sponsored by lesson, ·Managementthe Wm One Class The DeMoss Woman's Work IS Never famtly has con lrtbuted a lot to Done " Mrs Bess1e Ingels led the communtty as well as the the flag salute and prestded ehurch Mrs DeMoss 1s an The group wtll have a cook-<Jut excellent ventriloqwst, church 111 July chotr dtrectress and a member Mrs Smtth served refreshof the local garden club, and a ments to three guests, Mrs teacher of New Haven Head Carol Alexander, Debbte Start Zerkle and Roberta Maynard A large cake enscnbed, and these, Mrs Mary Thabet, "Good-Bye and Good Luck," to Mrs Joy Foreman, Mrs the DeMosses was served to Besste Ingels, Mrs Lucy over 100 persons As a token of Johnson, Mrs Lms Ann Young, apprectallon for thetr servtces, Mrs Dorts Roberts , and Mrs the DeMO!jSes were presented a Charlotte Jenks NOONE HURT No one was InJured 01 Cited 111 a two car collt>IOn at 6 40 p m Monday on Rt 7 and 124m Metgs County The GalhaMetgs Post State Htghway Mrs Danny Strother Patrol sa1d an auto drtven by (Marilyn Helzer) underwent Weldon Bartrum, 36, Rt 4, surgery at St Joseph Hospttal Pomeroy, was turmng left on In Parkersburg. VISttmg wtth Rt 124 and was struck m the Mrs. Strother on Saturday, left stde by an auto operated by were Mrs. Harold Schwarz, Richard DaviS, 24, of MidRIO GRANDE Dr and the total cost wtll be $4:> Mr _ and Mrs Raymond dleport Charlotte M Carver of Regtstratwn 1s now open and Grinstead, Mr and Mrs Curbs Macedoma, Ohto bas been w1ll remam open up to the start McDamel • LEMLEY PROMOTED appo111ted Instructor for the of the workshop or until all Vtstlmg wtth Mr and Mrs C Manne Cp. Stanley R Career Education Workshop spaces are filled R Wamsley thiS past weekend Lemley, whose wtfe Allee IS the InformatiOn on the Career were Mr _ and Mrs Eugene daughter of Mr and Mrs for elementary and secondary school personnel on the Rio Workshop or any of Educatwn Wamsley and chtldren of Kenneth Darst of 132 Beech St , Grande College campus July 22 the other mne summer workNewark, Ohio, Sue Roush and Middleport, was promoted to to Aug 9 daughters, Bonme Wamsley, his present rank whtle servmg Dr Carver received her B S all of Colwnbus, Mrs Leona wtth the 2nd Martne Atrcraft and Master's degrees from Smith, of lnd~anapolts Wmg at the Marme Corps Air Kenl State Umvers1ty and her Delores Varian, daughter of StatiOn at Cherry Pomt, N C Mr and Mrs Harry Vartan, 1s Cpl Lemley IS the son of Mr Ph D 111 educatton psychology Ul at Holzer Medtcal Center and Mrs Harold Wtll, 2 Hill St , and administration for Laurence Umverst!y from ruptured appendix Pomeroy She has many years exDarrell Jenks of Mason has perience as both teacher;'"' • RIO GRANDE - Merlyn been returned to his home after CONNOLLY PROMOTED admimstrator, and counselor Ross, associate dtrector oi at undergoing surgery MASON, W Va - Michael at elementary, secondary and mus1c at Rio Grande College, Pleasant Valley Hospttal L Connolly, 19, son of Mr and satd today the summer band Tech Sgt Nick and Mrs Mrs Lawrence B. Connolly, college levels The Career Educatwn Workand chorus wtll meet Tuesday Nicholson and daughter, Route 1, was promoted to Amber, bave been VISiting his 1Army Pnvate Ftrst Class at shop IS one of ten Summer '74 and Thursday evenmgs from ?mother, Mrs A P Ntcholson Ft Clayton, C Z Pvt Connolly workshops lor elementary and 9 p m at the college The chotr wdl meet from 7-9 at Cliflon Tech Sgt. and Mrs IS a seaman m Hq Co, US secondary school personnel Nicholson returned to McGwre Army Logtshcal Support bemg offered on the Rto p m on Tuesdays and the band Grande College campus this from 7-9 p m Thursdays Open Air Force Base, New Jersey Command summer Cost of these work- to anyone at the high school and thetr daughter, Amber, shops IS only $15 per credtt level or above , the program 1s remamed for a vtslt wtth her hour because the program IS designed to brmg together aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs. bemg partially funded by the those who have bad mustcal Earl Robmson and famtly at Martha Holden Jennmgs experience 1n htgh school, Gallipolis nnd other rela!tves Foundallon of Cleveland, Ohw youth groups, church groups or Three hours credit w1ll be pnvate study giVen to participants m the Both the band and chorus Career Education Workshop will meet each week for 10 The Letart Lashers defeated Racme B, IQ-.3 111 Rac111e Ltttle League acllon CLERK TREASURER'S MAY STATEMENT O'BRIEN GRADUATES MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Robm For tw m and Chn s Patnck Harmon O'Brten, Wolfe smacked home runs for Fund Ba l For Rece1pts Spent Balance Gent-ral 1 325 50 " 0077 1 4520 00 .. 073 81 son of Ally and Mrs James Letart, whtle Chuck Mtcbaels Sa fey 3,128 40 O'Bnen , Lmcoln Htll , 1 927 48 783 92 859 00 2 002 56 and Chns Hupp lashed l11ples. Cemetery Pomeroy, was one of 600 F1re Equlp 1 96 150 00 120 27 31 69 and Kenny Ktsser, Mark Sw i m Pool 2 552 86 1.283 96 729 13 J 107 69 students who graduated Parsons, Bnan Huff, and Todd Plan Comm 196 51 3 25 193 26 recently from Ohio Wesleyan 198 22 2,221 18 2,644 20 621 24 Rober t, each slammed a Srreet Min University, Delware The class double. San Sey;er 32 375 86 4,378 43 ),412 01 33 342 28 Water 24 058 53 wu the largest m the school's 6 698 50 6 947 54 23 809 49 Tod Roberts 11ent the WM Oep 175 00 1h2 00 6 470 83 ' 407 83 history O'Bnen recetved a San Sewer Esc 101,d75 36 101 47 5 36 dtstance fo1 the wm st11kmg B.A Degree He has been 7,370 00 I ~ev Shar mg 7,370 00 accepted at Ohio Northern ou t nme and w" lkmg three F1r e H s Con S: t 11 99 ll 99 I J~ck Lyons suffered the loss on G Bond Ret 24,407 37 210 00 24 197 37 IJnlverstty ! .<~ 11 S<;hool at Ada 244,59524 TOTALS 20,216 07 19.419 22 245,465 09 , the mound fot 1'\ljcme B By CHERYL ARVIDSON WASHINGTON (UPI ) Lawyers for two of the SIX Watergate cover-up defendants say charges should be dropped agamst thetr clients because the men teshhed durmg the nattonally teleVISed Senate Watergate connnuttee bearmgs Lawyers for former Attorney General John N Mttchell and former Whtte House atde Gordon C Strachan told U.S Distrtct Judge John J Sirica Monday tbat the llllffiense exposure of tiletr testunony before Sen Sam J Ervin's comnuttee made .a frur trial on Watergate cover-up charges unposstble Mttchell's altomey, William G Hundley, said 1! was • crystal clear" before the former attorney general testified dunng the Watergate hearmgs that a federal grand jury mtended to mdict him Hundley argued that Mitchell's constitutiOnal right to "stand mute" unhl the charges agalllSt him were proven m court was vtolated by the subpoena whtch forced hun to testify before the Senate WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Undaunted by President NIXon's refusal lo comply w1th four preVIous subpoenas for White House tapes, House Judiciary Coiiil!)ltlee chrurman Peter W Rodino says the unpeachment panel may 1ssue a fifth one this week And apparently unfazed by the possibility of contempt of Congress and contempt of court cttahons, Ntxon's lawyers Monday retterated the executive priVIlege clatm before the House conmuttee and two courts But they agreed w1th Watergate prosecutors m askmg the Supreme Court to release secret grand Jury documents that named Ntxon as a coconspirator In the Watergate cover-up case Committee member Rep Robert McClory, R-Ill., said he would mtroduce a resolution m the House today that would put the full body behmd the panel's demands for all 98 tapes subpoenaed so far He satd 1t could lay the basts for a poSSible contempt order But Democratic leaders tndtcated they opposed suclt a move Milk lnvestlgaUoos RodiilO, after a meeting of commtttee Democrats Monday mght, smd NIXon's obstinacy shops bemg offered at Rio Grande College may be oiltamed by contacting Dean S Brown, Dtrector of Admtsswns and Records, R10 Grande College, Rto Grande, Ohto 45674, phone 24f>-:>3:>3 set at Rio Grande . will not affect plans to end the heanngs by July 15 He also satd the connnuttee may vote on another subpoena thiS week for tapes related to the ITT and mtlk mvesllgations The conumttee was set today to hear evidence about the White House "plwnbers" un1t. Federal JUdge Ger~rd A Gesell called a hearmg for today on a JOint move by NIXon's lawyers and Spectal Prosecutor Leon Jaworski to prevent former NIXon rude John D Ehrhchman from getting secret White House files for hiS defense in the Ellsberg break-m case. Although NIXon ma111tams he has sole power to deternune what eVIdence wtll be made available to defendants, Whtte House lawyer James D St. Clair Monday offered a compromtse under which Ehrlichnnan would get some of hts personal files, alter screening by NIXon's lawyers. Jaworski, stdmg wtth St Clatr agamst Ehrllchman's subpoena, does not want the ISsue to result m dismissal of charges for lack of evidence Gesell bas said Ntxon's lack of cooperation "borders on ob- 1 weeks and the course wtll include pubhc performances Last year's summer band and chorus presented a concert on the riVerfront m Galbpohs, and one m Jackson Thts summer, plans are bemg made for stnular concerts Ross said a variety of grades can be earned In the two courses includmg Deferred Credit for htgh school students who plan to enter Rio Grande College at a later date; College Credtt for students who wtsh to earn a credtt In music, and Audtt for students who Wish to participate m the course but do not want college credit For more mformation call Merlyn Ross PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Harvey Cole, Rtpley, Gene Scarberry, Pomt Pleasant; Mrs Ron McClintock, Point Pleasant; Mrs John Harper, Kerr, Mrs James Cremeans and son, Northup, Davtd Holley, Rodney , and Mrs Adadobah Jabbour, Pomt Pleasant ' ,. . BmTHDAY OBSERVED - A birthday party honoring Michael Allen Sellers on his second birthday was held recently at the home of Margaret Burkhamer A cake was presented to Mtchael decorated 111 blue and yellow with Snoopy cartoon ftgures Attendmg were hiS mother, Joyce, Ulery! and Bobby staats, Kenny Lee and SylVIa Roush, Ferne Roush, Mary Hawk, Margaret Burkbamer and Bnan and Ronny, Pamela Stobart and Jun Ritchie Sendmg a card was Mtchael's uncle, Chester Roush, who 1s m the Atr Force I Bus ministry f inaugurated By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Wnter Nobody ever knows what to expect from Luts Tumt - from smokmg a ctgar while taking a shower to crosstng up his catcher whtle on the mound The light-hearted native of Havana, Cuba, the Boston Red Sox' offiCtal team comedian, probably throws a greater .vanety of p1tches than any other pitcher m the maJOr leagues He can still throw a stzzlmg 'fast ball at tunes but prefers to throw batters off-stnde wtth a vanety of pttches whtch 111' eludes palm balls, sliders and knucklers thrown wtth different motions It was once estiiiiated that he has a total of 14 pttches when the different Social · Calendari The Rev Clifford L Smtth, pastor of the Bradford Church of Chrtst, Middleport, Rt 1, announced today maugurallon of a bus mtmstry to run for the mornmg Btble school and worship hours each Sunday The pubhc IS invtted to use the service Children may recetve free bus tickets 1\htch are redeemable for free gtfts Vtckte Pickens, the bus captam, mv1tes all to come rtde the bus A Jun tor church and nursery wtll be available to accommodate young people durmg the mormng worship hour If you are not now on the bus route but would hke to nde you may call 992-5502 The bus will travel to where the greatest response 1s WEDNESDAY AMATEUR Garden Club, 8 p.m , home of t'lrs Dame! Thomas WHITE Rose Lodge, 1 30 p m , American Legton Hall, Mtddleport FEENEY BENNETT Post 128, Mtddleport, meet 7 30 p m Installation of offtcers by Frank Jens111, Glouster, Etghth Dtstr~ct Commander POMEROY- MIDDLEPORT Lions, regular meetmg, noon, Metgs Inn Offtcers for coming year w1ll be mstalled by Byron Whtte, zone chatrman of, Dtstrtct 13 K All offtcers an~ Lions urged to attend Add TODAY • RACINE Lodge 461 F&AM~ regular meeting, 7 30 p m aC the hall All Master Mason:!; mvtted • U:nit to meet smgle Monday ('\l'mng 1ft d gcum ra iled aftt•r fOUl mnangs .1 because of the ten run rule the Indt ans blasted the Mcts. 1:\-1 Gardner In Pomeroy Ltltle League actiOn, the Gtants downed the Ptrates, 7-2, as Steve Wtlhams and Randy Smtth combmed to hold the losers to ftve Juts, whtle C Kenney went the distan ce for the Ptrates fmng a four-ht tt er Gettmg htts for the Ptrates were 1 Sm1 U1 wtth a doubl e R curves and motions are taken mto account Ttent was at hts best Monda y mght when he dazzled the Oakland A s and a nattonal TV audtence 111 pitching the Red Sox to a 4-1 vtctory The w111 was Ttant's stxth m a row all complete games, and ratsed hts season record to 8-5 The Red Sox lead the Amencan League East Dtvtston by one ga me Knuckler Once " I've been throwmg a lot of different pitches all year," expla111ed Ttant "I ve been throwmg the palm ball and the slider m every ga me but I've only used the knuckler once m a whtle th1s season ' 1 don t always throw the pitch the catchers ask me for,' J "The Home of the Friendly Folks" POWELL'S 298 THURSDAY , SHADE RIVER Lodge 4:>3 F&AM, regular meetmg at the' temple m Chesler, 8 p m All, Master Masons mvtted ~ ROCK SPRrNGS Grange, 8, p m , at the hall ' MEIGS COUNTY Humane Soctety, regular meetmg, 7 30 p m at the Middleport Village Hall Pubhc mvtted GOSPEL SING , Galha Academy Htgh School 8 p m , , featurmg The Rhythm Masters : and J B and The Tmy TriO, : freewill offenng ' HOSPITALIZED Mrs Edith Saunders, formerly of Middleport, now of Columbus, IS hospitalized at Rlverstde Methodtst Hospttal 111 Columbus, followmg surgery Second St. Pomeroy, 0. STORE HOURS MONDAY-SATUROAYSAMlOPM SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM ' "tn th year ce leb ted 7\ T• IY/1 I U DIXIe Renee Eblin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Eblin, ' !' smacked a tnple a nd smglc, John Byer hi t a double, Terry Gard ner .t p.111 of smgles and Tioger Carson and Ken Hanmg edch added a smgle Stcvr Pmu~ll had a s mgle fo r tht· MeU; a smt;: le Top hitters for the Gtants were C Woods wtth two smgles, S Wtlhams w1th a double and .J Ftelds wtth a smgle Ttant adm ttted "Sometimes he calls the palm ball and I throw a change or a curve But I never throw a fast ball wben he calls for a curve ' The Texas Rangers defeated the DetrOit Tigers, 6-3, the New York Yankees beat the Callforma Angels, 7-5, and the Mmnesota Twms routed the Balbmore Onoles, 9-1, 111 other AL games National League scores were Phtladelphta 12 Houston 0, Montreal 3 Cmctnnatl 1, St Loms 4 Los Angeles 2 and San Otego 9 Pittsburgh 8 The Red Sox scored all thetr runs off Vtda Blue m the fifth mmng wtth a three-run oJ>postte fteld homer by Dwtght Evans capp111g the out)Jurst Evans' dr1ve came after a walk to Carlton Ftsk and smgles by Carl Yastrzemski and Rtco Petrocelli produced Boston's ftrst run Ttant, who walked two and struck out seven , ytelded an unearned run m the SIXth when Sal Sando beat out a smgle, continued to second on Mano Guerrero's low throw and tallied on Reggte Jackson's double The loss was Blue's siXth agamst ftve VIctories Rangers 6 Ttgers 3 Jtm Spencer smgled home two runs m the first and Duke Stms hit a two-run homer m the fourth as the Rangers pounded out 17 hits and tagged Joe One/Nine 33 • •, VISITSREUTIVES John Fell, formerly of • p omeroy, and now of Burbank, , Calif. VISited his cousms and , thetr famthes, Mr and Mrs • Eddie Burkett 111 Middleport, : Mr and Mrs. John Marsball m New Haven, and wtth Mr and Mrs George Volk m Cincmnah Mr and Mrs Fell also ' VISited a mece, Mrs. Pal Furte • of a196 Honeytree Loop West m ; Columbus Mr Fell was for- ; merly employed by WCOL m • Columbus and WCMI in ~ Ashland, Ky • : "- The 'DiiiJ S.tlillel =--1 • ~~~t~aarc. : ,_ 11111 ~ Ill Oilu1Sl, .......,., OIIIo, _ _ 1MbPhone-.mt.l:dl1arialPhniJtl.. W7 e1oa- ~. r NltiDIIIIl •dnrtllbll ~altlu.. 1 n 1IIIKk"•IIW.Ino.'lu_....,.._, -YorfL,-v.n. ..,. -..-- . ...• ... nr [...,.., - . "" ll\'llloblt 0oe moolb, I2.IL sr mall In 1auo and w v. , Ont Y• til. • manW, • M, Thrtt monthl, S1 l!locobwe • • -• "" """lbo $IIJII, 1:':" ....."':':,~ !f pa11111 ""*· • Cut tong hetght ad justable from 1" to 3 1;4" : • Engl ..... d itOttle LVIII rol • Durable 14 ga uge steel deck • • Btg 7" wheels, btg 20: deck wtth 19" cut •Tubular steel handle, emerald green fimsh 1~ llr 1110 1 --Olllo Vlllor ...._.. Everybody should dub hts first shot the 1\ ay Johnny Mtller dtd Its Fhght The ball took off beautifully bormg throu gh the oppressive hurrudtly , l'Utlm g the fatrway evenly m two , and fmally com111g to rest rtght out there m the mtddle, 270 yards from the pomt 1! began 1ts fhghl Johnny M1ller never so much as changed expressiOn He started down the fatrwa; brtskly, and looked not so mucl1 hke a man who was workmg or pra cttcmg h1s work, hut hke one completely enJoymg himself Wh; not? The blond, 27-year-<Jld San Franctscan ha s everythmg gomg for him money, prestige, good looks and momentum He also has somethmg else gomg for him m thiS one A little extra cushiOn you could call 1!, m the form of the knowledge tbat nobody has managed to wm a patr of US Opens backto-back now m more than 20 years Last man to do It was Ben Hogan 111 1951 No one has won Lt tw1ce m a 1ow smce Hogan ,' said Miller Nobody ever repeats, so I've got everything to gam and nothmg to lose I thmk I'll be all rtght m thts Open It's entirely dtfferent for me tban 11 was a year ago thts ume Mentally, anyway · 1 \\as a young hon , so to speak," Mtller went on , employmg one of the cliches he obVIously had ptcked up 1n some golf story he had read • I bad come close, won a few tournaments, but bastcally 1 was far from amvmg When I won the Open, then the World Cup and the ftve tournaments th1s year, well, maybe you could almost say l've amved. C\en though somettmes I wonder 1f I have " Knows II Johnny Mtller can stop wondenng He's amved, and wbat s more I thmk he knows 1! One of the things whtch makes me suspect tbat IS the way he talks about his game 1 feel my game ts a good game, not a fluke," he sa td ' If you've got 1t, you've got It " He suddenly realized how tbat sounded and started laughm g saymg, no, no, he hadn 't meant 1t to come out that way Well, there 's some truth to 1t, ' he finally gave m 'The last two weeks I was etght under and 11 under m the tournaments I played 1 dtdn t wm, but hmshed tied for third 111 Phtladelphta, whtch was exactly \\here I finiShed before the Open last year So maybe that's a good omen What I'm saYJng, though , 1s that I don t fmd 1t one week and lose 1! the next four If you've got a good sohd game, you don 't have the btg valleys and btg peaks, you 1ust poke along hke Ntcklaus Jack has bad a little btl of a slow year, but he's still won a bunch of money ' Jack Ntcklaus h;ls won a bunch of money, all rtght , $115,832, but he s only fourth on the money wmnmgs hst Nobody has won more than Johnny Mtller 'He bas bagged $203,690 to lead everybody Nearby Tree But now, back at Wmged Foot, he bad reached hts drtve and now the caddte was bllmg him m on the bunkers up ahead on both the left and rtght-hand stdes Mtller backed up off his ball and, after checkmg wtth hts caddie, made a mental note of the yardage by usmg a nearby tree as hts marker Then he made hts second shot, which landed on the green, la feet from the sttck He got down m two for his par and seemed reasonably satiSfied Johnny Mtller walked toward the second tee, talkmg about some of those thmgs anyone needed to succeed on the tour 'Good sound fundamentals, and a good bram m your head," he sa1d "You can't play this game on our level wtthout bemg a good thmker " The defending U S Open champton has unproved there also He used to make a bad shot and lose his composure Not so much anymore In cases hke these, haVIng money generally helps Hart's in first place Th s pas t week found se11eral games postponed by ram and by l earns playmg 1n th e B 1g Bend Tournam ent at Mason W1 f h the excephon of the sc ore s of pre11 •ou sly pos tpon ed ga mes poss•bly not ye t reported th e standmgs tt11 s we ek f1nd H arts Used Cars of New Ha ven W Va n 1he lead by a tlalf game 011 e r Fruth Ptlarmacy of Pt Pl easan t F r st l"lalf sea son p lay co n t n ues througl"l Wedne sday J un e 26 th 5COR ES F 1frole Po1nts 5 J1 m s 4 Harts 14 L eg 1on 4 Lo ca l 430 28 Bil l s 22 Do u b le R 9 L eg1on 4 Hogg & zu span 12 Bil l s 10 F111e Pomts 16 Local 430 2 Fruth 7 RC 7 Hart s 11 Moose I Peoples 29 J•m s 18 Peoples 1 F 11e Po1 n ts 0 J1m s 11 8 II s 2 Moose 9 Leg•on 6 LEAGUE STANDINGS Team W L Pel Harts 9 1 900 Fruth 8 1 889 Peopl es 6 2 750 F 111 e Ponts 7 3 700 RC 5 3 weekend whtle the Cheshu e Bla ze rs Po meroy A's, Pomeroy Plnll1e s and S;ra cuse Mtn er sv lll e rcc.:orded a vtctory e~1ch Masnn 15 Harrisonvill e I Mark F'ry wen! .Jil the Wa) for the wmners flrtn g .1 une htller 1\htle stn km ~ ou t e t ~ ht Rtck Cadles who had the lone htl for th e lose•s suffered the loss on th e mound ro1 Harr isonville Top hitters for Mll ~o n s were J erry Tucker w1th a smgle and double, Fry JAith a smgle and double, Jtmm y Ohver and Greg Stodola wtth a double each, and Chuck Stanle) Warren Fields Mark John son Moke Lambert Kelvm Honskyr and Dan Stodola \\tUI CJ smgle ap1 ece Mason 10 Phtlhes 5 Mason was outsl ugged fiv e ht ls to four but the Pht lhes commttled fiVe errors as Mar k Fry was credtted w1th the wm, bemg replaced b; Tucker 111 the SIXth Chtp Brauer star ted for the Ph1lhes and was c.: horgcd with the loss He was replaced by Taylor m the fifth and Pickens m the stxth mmng All four Mason htts were smgles one each by Ftelds Fr) Stodola and Tucker Rawlings slashed a double and smgle for the Phtlhes whtle Schnctdcr added a double and Brauer an d Ptckens smgled once each Phtlhes 12 Eastern S Rt ck Taylor struck out 13 and walked stx m go on g the dtstance for the vtclury whtle Don Etchmger, stnkm g out seven and Y. alktn g e1ght . suffered the loss He was replaced by Hall m the sixth The Phtlhes ban ged out 12 htls, led by Chtp Brauer wtth a tnple and double, Bob Schnetder w1th a tnple and smgle, Steve Ptckens w1th a tnple, Rtck Taylor wtth three smgles, Dave Blake wtth two smgles, and Tim Rawlings and • • ; COLOR TV • The Middleport - Pomeroy Rutland Pee Wee League opens play tomght, wtth three games scheduled Coaches for the teams are Eane Wood and Rtck Morns of the Middleport Cubs, Jtm Farley and Bob Southern of the Mtddleport Mustangs, Bob Wamsley and Ray Oliver of the Pomeroy Angels, John Manley and George Korn of the Pomeroy Hedlegs, Btl! Willford and Kenny Longstreth of th e Rutland Angels and Lee Combs of the Rutland Reds In the season sched ule that follows, the first game after each date wtll be played at Mtddleport Fteld, wtth the second al the Pomeroy Fteld and the thtrd at Rutland Fteld All games start at 6 p m WHITE TV : : • • •: • • Pomeroy Nome & Auto • e STEREO R J•m s 7 15 Loc al d30 Moo se Tues June 11 - 6 IS J1m s H & z 7 15 Hart s F ru11"1 8 IS F111e PI S BillS Wed J une 12 - 6 15 Am L eg R c 7 IS Peopl es Lo ca l 430 a 15 Moose Double R Th u r June 13 - 6 IS Ha r ts J1m s 7 15 Am Leg F 111e Pts B 15 B1ll s Fruth Th•s. Week's Spectal VALUE RATED : • JU .- ' 992-2094 E. Main Pomeroy, Ohio 72 QfEV. IMPALA Wh1fe black v 1nyl roof full power new w s w fires l ow mileage '2695 Karr & Van landt You'll L,jke Uur Qua illy Way of Domg Bus1ness "Your Complete Tire Center" $ Easy Terms! Free Delivery! MASON. 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I ' I ~ '' .; I I I \ I l I Jnn Pockm gton wtth a :-; mgk eac h l' or La stern Phil LuComb h01d a pa ir of smg l~s DaVIS d patr of smgles and El chmger 1\tfne and Evans slapped " c.: ornhmed lu stn kc out six and w,olk three Humphrey and M Vern on C(:!Ch smac ked <J duuhle for Middleport ~--------'--- -l See me for the best value on car insurance. stng le aptece Blu lc rs 4 Kuunc 2 1he Cheshtre Blaze rs stru ck for tlu ec ' uns m the th trd m mng enroute lu tl us wm <.I S Steve Bat rd went stx mmngs gtvu1g up two run s <-tnd four hits J ames Ho\oi.<Jrli went the last mnmg m rt>llef Jun R1ffle went all the way fo1 R<Jcme also yteld mg Just four Ju ts Htffl e struck out 12 .md walked STEVE SNOWDEN SC\C n v.IH lc Hwrli fanned mne and w::~lhd non e ~I nw ar d fanned one and g<:~Vl! up no fr ee SSJ R usse ll St (Grave l Htll l MIDDLEPORT, 0 PH 992 7155 pil SSCS I ea dtng h1tter s for the B1(1zers were James Howard wtth" double and stngle Luk e !unus wtth u smgle and Junm; Harn s wtth a ~ sm g l e For Raunc , Jan Rtffle had J double and smgle, and M Sayre slashed a double whtl e Steve Hendn cks smgled once Pomeroy A's 20 Rulland I GreK Smoth ga ve up JUst one h1t d home rWl by Rutland s Bob Wtlltamson tn the fourth mmn g as Smtih struck ou t 11 and .,.alked three m gomg the dtstance for the wm Dale Browmng smacked a tnpl e and Brtan Hamtlt on added a double whtle the followmg hitters each go t a smgle - Ron Snyder Greg Sn uth R1ck Johnson Duan e Whtte Rand; Roach and Bob McCl ure Syrc -Min 11 Mtddlepor15 Dave Bass went the di stance fo r Syr acuse - Mmer svtlle stnkmg out mne and walkmg stx Bass was also the bt g bat for the 1\mners slammm g two home runs a tnple and a double Other hitters for Syracuse Mmersv11le were Don Hend rt cks and Greg Cundtff each "'1th a smgle Hagger ty star ted on th e mound lor Mtddleport and was reheved by Ebersbach They 11411 .... .... 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Moon with a smgle and Kenney wtth SPECIAL secretary, Teresa Little, and : lreasurer, Jerry Halley : Teachers and helpers were : prunary class, Evelyn Mat- : thews, teacher, Betty Ed- • wards, Kay Fredenck and : Delores Miller, helpers , : nuddle class, Freda Lillie, : teacher, and Delma Halley, : Judy McHaffie, helpers, Junior ~ class, Letha Davis, teacher, • Henry Davts, George ; McHaffte, helpers, and youth ~ class, Carroll Matthews, ~ teacher, and Leon Miller, : helper ! celebrated her mnth birthday, Saturday' June 1 Games were played wtth prizes gomg to Beth Gloeckner, Barbara Grueser and Gma Johnson After DIXIe opened her gifts, refreshments of cupcakes, Ice cream, and Kool-Aid were served to Cindy Curtis, Deanna Pulhns, Barbara Grueser, Gma Grtfftth, Beth Gloeckner, Gma Johnson, Mrs Susan Tracy and Steve, Kimberly , Tanum and Ttacy Ebtin -=Sendmg gifts were Mr and ,' Mrs Walter Wears and Mr. and Mrs Ellis Ward HOST DINNER Mr. and Mrs Willtam R Kn h tg t, Pt Pleasant, and Mrs Olan Genhetmer, Forest Run, entertamed with a ptcmc dinner Sunday al the home of Mrs. Genhelnler honormg Mr and Mrs Carl Sclunidt and duughter, Beth, Strandalleen, Nyborg, Denmark, fnends of the Kmghts Other guests were Mrs John Sc ott and Mrs Russ Watson, Forest Run, Stephen, John and Billy Kmght, Pamela Byer and Joan Taylor Pt 1 Pleasant wh1ll" StL vtc Sh<tw Thrifti-Cut •• The Silver Run Free Wtll Baptist Church Yacahon Btble School concluded Frtday mght wtth 56 attendmg A program was presented Sunday mght and a ptcmc was held Monday_ Dtrector of the school was Dehla Mulford wtth ptanlsts, Maxtne LJttleand ChriS Mtller , sm glcs ~Ill l 1'1 """ ' I dum \ 1ttm k \\llh ~~ dt~ul.lle and pa1r of Ttrestone •' Bible school concluded got the wm II\ Sle\c C'~u son IL'<I Uu: lnd1~tn Giants top Bucs • All members of Drew Webster Umt 39 are to meet at Ewmg Funeral Home Tuesday evemng to pay respects to Sarah Greene who was ktlled m an automobile acctdent MISs Greene was a delegate to Buckeye Ctrls Stale whtch she would bave attended later thts month Drew Webster Umt was Miss Greene's sponsor a~a m for the lndt ans whtle ron; &ott suffered the loss Card ncr was replaced 111 the lhtrd mnmg by Shane Sn utti who was t c ll e\ed by J ohn Cremeans m the fow th Sport Parade Dtrk lhltlllllltlu•vt•d Scott f01 U1t' Md < Sox' Tiant surprising .:w.·. .. ~ &'>~z:&::m::::. z-~x·:-~~· :~~ ~~;!:~:.:~~ ON DEAN'S LIST Two Metgs County students bave been nsmed to the dean 's bst at Glenvtlle State College They are Mtchael L Barr, Langsville, arrd Mary Abbott Rice, Pomeroy Mrs. Rtce recetved straight A '' • 0 House atdes in contempt, though 1! 1s considered unlikely. St Clair and Jaworksi took the same stde a second time Monday 111 askmg the Supreme Court to make public the secret grand jury report that named NIXon as a co-conspirator wtth the seven former Whtte House and campaign aides charged March 1 111 the Watergate cover-up Dlsmls.- Charges Lawyers for ~~·UP defendants John N Mitch , Gordon C Strac an, H.R Haldeman and Eh llchman argued Monday that U.S DIStrict Judge John J Sirica should dismiss charges Mtlchell's and Strachan's lawyers satd thetr chents' testimony before the nationally televtsed Watergate hearmgs last swnmer made tl unpossible to get a fair trial ln refusing to turn over" 45 tapes to the Impeachment committee Monday, despite a preVIous committee threat his actioncouldheantmpeachable offense, Ntxon satd that compliance could make the prestdency henceforth and forevennore subservient" to other branches of government NIXon, who was flytng io the Middle East while the VSI'lOUS legal batUes m his name took place Monday, also told Sirica that a portion of a Sept. 15, 1972, tape should not be gtven to a grand Jury despite the ~- • th 1 ,. JUY&e s opwon a a 17 n mmute segment IS relevant to the 111vestigation In Mtdclleport Ltllle I eague action Saturday, the Indtans outslugged th e Rutland Dodger s 14-10 m a makeup game Terry Gardner was the wmmn g pitcher and Steve Lambert was charged w1th the loss The wm put the Indtans m second place as the first half of the 1974 season ended, 1\ 1th a 4 1 record Rutland lim shed at 3 2 Steve Carson's grand slam home run put the Trtbe out m front for good Other top hitters for the lndtans were Terry Gardner wtth three smgles, Scott Cato with two smgles, Roger Carson 1\ 1th a double and tnple, John Byer wtth a double , and Steve Sbaw and Shane Snuth a smgle aptece For Rutland, Mark Tyree slammed a tnple, Cra1g Ntcmsky smacked a patr of smgles, Ray Mowery fodd Eads and And) Cross each got . 1 Rehearsal days Racine B Watergate conumttee Hundley sa1d Mitchell 1 placed m an unposstble sit •liOn, bemg forced "to eW ur take the Fifth Amendment Jll nationwide televiSIOn or test ' and have your whole defet revealed " John M Bray, Strachal lawyer, rrused the same quo tion of pretrial publicity attempting to gam d181111SS81 charges agamst his client. Bray S81d if Strtca refuses dismiss the mdictment, should at least schedule a L hearmg to deternune whether the mdependent evtdence allegedly gamed agamsl Strachan by the prosecutors was tamted 111 any way by Strachan's own adm1ss10ns before the connnuttee Attorneys for former White House atdes H R Haldeman and John Ehrliclunan and two other defendants m the coverup case also ar~ed on various grounds Monday that Sirtca should diSilliSS the charges. Several more days of pretnal mottons will be discussed before Sirtca this week m preparation for the tnal, scheduled for Sept 9 Rodino undaunted Carver to instruct workshop Letart tops Tribe wins twice Mason wins two games Todrly's ' ' "Can I afford an independent insurance expert to figure out what's best for me?" Sure. An independent~~~' agent makes no extra charge for his services. As 1ndcpe mlent agents, we represent several strung m sur.tn(;e Cl W l p l llH!'i W,.; arc free 10 ~elect the ngh t kmd of msurancr f ur ~l) ur car, home, or hu'lmcv.. anU we mak e no ex tr,1 Ch.trgc l or th l" liC r VICC A one-compa ny Si.1 lesman, on the ot he r ha nd must neces\<tl il y try Io se ll you1he policy h1s company oflers As mdcpcndcnr m~ur.1ncc .1gcnts, we offer )ou I he B1g Difference m tnsurance- our conunuml! ocrson.1l attention Call us >-1 ' Wtlham 0 Chtlds · Downing-Childs Agency, Inc. Mtddlepnrl,' Oluo . J ' �2- The Datly Sentmel, Mtddleport-PomerO), 0 , Tuesda) .' . Mason County News 3- TheDatl) Srntmel Mtdcllrptnl Pume~ov lJ lm•sd,tv Jum• ll 197~ Note~; TV blamed By Alma Marshall • • Kimball Suiter Musical director chosen Kimball (Red) Swter, Will be the mustcal director for this year's 0 Gallia Country," the ortgmal mustcal htslortcal pageant, presented for the ftrsl time last July In the amphitheatre at Rto Grande. An ong mal work of Lee Durteux, Mt Vernon, 11 Galha Country ' IS butlt around authentic htstory of early French settlers m the Gallipolis area nnd 1s sparked wtth country hmnor and an abundance of ortgmal songs and dances It IS set m the 1790 era and fea tures such characters as Darnel Boone, raconteur James Budord and Col Safford, a scout, all known to have roamed the counties now known as Gatha 1 Scwto, Lawrence, Meigs, Vmton and Jackson Sutter receiVed his B S and Master s Degrees at OhiO Umverstty at Athens He was the mstructor of Instrumental mustc and director of bands In Galhpohs schools for 21 years He IS presently employed 111 the Pomt Pleasant, W Va schools as band dtreclor m the elementary and jumor htgh school Sutter was a member of the U S Navy Band for two years and m more recent years played trombone and dtd arrangmg fo1 dance and symphomc orchestras 111 the Hunttngton and Charleston, W Va m cas He has been the director of the Presbytertan Church chotr for 10 years and IS a charter member of the barber shop qu artet The Foregone ConclusiOns " He and h1s wtfe, Dorothea, reside at 281 Jackson Pike, GallipoliS "Galha Country ' wtll be presented on the weekends of July 5, 12 and 19 Ttcket 111formatwn may be obtamed from the headqua1ters of the Gallia Dramatic Arts Soctety office m the Chamber of Commerce butldmg, State Street, Galhpohs, phone 4469511 Masons will have meeting The Pomeroy Chapter No 80 uf the Hoy a! Arch Masons will hold 1ts stated conv oca hon for lra nsac hng all regulat busmess and mslallahon of Officers lor tins calenda1 year at 7 30 p 111 at the Pomeroy Masumc f ernple, Wednesda; Members ore asked to please bring 11 tuals Also on Wedn esday, th e Boswot th Council No 46 of the Ro)al and Sclecl Masters wtll hold 1U; sta ted assetnblv for the tranoactwn of 1cguh.11 !Jus mess and the electwn .mel tn stallattuu of offtcers at B 30 p rn ttl the Pome1oy Mc~som c Temple Rttuals aoe to be brou~ ht Mason A1·ea News, Notes ,< ·by lawyers NEW HAVEN, W Va New Haven's pastor of the Umted MethodiS I Church for lhe past four years, the Rev J Wllltam DeMoss, has been nommated an 'Outstand111g Young Man of Amertca"'where hts autobiography will appear 111 the 1974 addtlton of "Oulstandmg Young Men of Amenca " ' Several untverstly presidents, prestdents of Jaycee s and noted business men made up the board making the selections of those appearmg 111 the 1974 edttion of "Oulstandmg Young Men of Amenca " Although Rev DeMoss has been transferred to the Otlerbem Umted Methodtst REV DeMOSS Church, hts presence here w1ll he felt m Mason County for some lime A few of hts many achievements listed are hts money tree by the partlctpatlon as Mtmstenal congregatiOn Counselor of the Mason County Services at New Haven Sub-Dtstrlct Youth Fellowship, Umted Methodist Church next cbatrman of the Lakm State Sunday will be conducted by Hospttal Foster Grandparent colle~e students Tommy Advtsory Board, chatrman of Hoffman to he m charge the Mason County Commtttee Heather Chnsten Davenport, on Agmg, member of Haven 2 montho0ld daughter of Mr Ftre Department and Rescue and Mrs Jerry Davenport of llquad, Pansh Coord111ator of Mtddleport, was chtrstened on Mason 1972-present, former Sunday at New Haven Umted member of the board of Methodtst Church by the dtrectors of Mason Co Com- Reverend ' J Wtlham DeMoss mumty Action and South- Mrs Davenport was the forwestern Regwnal Communtty mer Gatl Mtller Achon, former prestdent of Grandparents attendmg the New Haven Grade School PTA- chrtstemng mcluded Mr and 1972 , former chatrman o' Mrs Earl Davenport, MidUmon Campground board, dleport, Mr and Mrs Harry member of Huntmgton Dtstnct Mtller, New Haven, greatBoard of Mtmstry, member of grandmothers, Reverernrtlfrs Mason Co Mental Health Achsah Mtller and Mrs Ora Board and a member of Holzer Jewell both of New Haven Hospital Cbapla111cy board Two other great' Rev DeMoss IS marned to grandmothers, Mrs Mtldred the former Mary Elizabeth Zetgler, Middleport and Mrs Mornson (Also an achve Earl Davenport Beckley, were participant m the church and unable to attend communtty affatrs) They are the parents of three children, MASON - The Helpmg Hand Mat k Mtchael and Michele Exlenswn Homemakers Club met recently at the home of NEW HAYEN 'S JOlly Mrs Clara Smtih for a meetmg energetic well-hked mm1ster, and housewares party Rev J Wtlham DeMoss and Mrs Lester Foreman hts family were honored by the presented devotionals and Mrs congregatiOn wtth a covered Charlotte Jenks had each club dtsh dmner on Sunday evemng member read scrtpture when at New Haven Umted roll call was taken Methodist Church On Sunday Another money-makmg the mtmste• delivered hts last proJect of the group IS to make set mon ~ t th e church before and sell polyester qwlts One transferrmg to the Otterbem already has been completed Umted Methodtst Church, ath and wtll be sold for $20 Avenue m Huntington Mrs Jenks presented the The dinner was sponsored by lesson, ·Managementthe Wm One Class The DeMoss Woman's Work IS Never famtly has con lrtbuted a lot to Done " Mrs Bess1e Ingels led the communtty as well as the the flag salute and prestded ehurch Mrs DeMoss 1s an The group wtll have a cook-<Jut excellent ventriloqwst, church 111 July chotr dtrectress and a member Mrs Smtth served refreshof the local garden club, and a ments to three guests, Mrs teacher of New Haven Head Carol Alexander, Debbte Start Zerkle and Roberta Maynard A large cake enscnbed, and these, Mrs Mary Thabet, "Good-Bye and Good Luck," to Mrs Joy Foreman, Mrs the DeMosses was served to Besste Ingels, Mrs Lucy over 100 persons As a token of Johnson, Mrs Lms Ann Young, apprectallon for thetr servtces, Mrs Dorts Roberts , and Mrs the DeMO!jSes were presented a Charlotte Jenks NOONE HURT No one was InJured 01 Cited 111 a two car collt>IOn at 6 40 p m Monday on Rt 7 and 124m Metgs County The GalhaMetgs Post State Htghway Mrs Danny Strother Patrol sa1d an auto drtven by (Marilyn Helzer) underwent Weldon Bartrum, 36, Rt 4, surgery at St Joseph Hospttal Pomeroy, was turmng left on In Parkersburg. VISttmg wtth Rt 124 and was struck m the Mrs. Strother on Saturday, left stde by an auto operated by were Mrs. Harold Schwarz, Richard DaviS, 24, of MidRIO GRANDE Dr and the total cost wtll be $4:> Mr _ and Mrs Raymond dleport Charlotte M Carver of Regtstratwn 1s now open and Grinstead, Mr and Mrs Curbs Macedoma, Ohto bas been w1ll remam open up to the start McDamel • LEMLEY PROMOTED appo111ted Instructor for the of the workshop or until all Vtstlmg wtth Mr and Mrs C Manne Cp. Stanley R Career Education Workshop spaces are filled R Wamsley thiS past weekend Lemley, whose wtfe Allee IS the InformatiOn on the Career were Mr _ and Mrs Eugene daughter of Mr and Mrs for elementary and secondary school personnel on the Rio Workshop or any of Educatwn Wamsley and chtldren of Kenneth Darst of 132 Beech St , Grande College campus July 22 the other mne summer workNewark, Ohio, Sue Roush and Middleport, was promoted to to Aug 9 daughters, Bonme Wamsley, his present rank whtle servmg Dr Carver received her B S all of Colwnbus, Mrs Leona wtth the 2nd Martne Atrcraft and Master's degrees from Smith, of lnd~anapolts Wmg at the Marme Corps Air Kenl State Umvers1ty and her Delores Varian, daughter of StatiOn at Cherry Pomt, N C Mr and Mrs Harry Vartan, 1s Cpl Lemley IS the son of Mr Ph D 111 educatton psychology Ul at Holzer Medtcal Center and Mrs Harold Wtll, 2 Hill St , and administration for Laurence Umverst!y from ruptured appendix Pomeroy She has many years exDarrell Jenks of Mason has perience as both teacher;'"' • RIO GRANDE - Merlyn been returned to his home after CONNOLLY PROMOTED admimstrator, and counselor Ross, associate dtrector oi at undergoing surgery MASON, W Va - Michael at elementary, secondary and mus1c at Rio Grande College, Pleasant Valley Hospttal L Connolly, 19, son of Mr and satd today the summer band Tech Sgt Nick and Mrs Mrs Lawrence B. Connolly, college levels The Career Educatwn Workand chorus wtll meet Tuesday Nicholson and daughter, Route 1, was promoted to Amber, bave been VISiting his 1Army Pnvate Ftrst Class at shop IS one of ten Summer '74 and Thursday evenmgs from ?mother, Mrs A P Ntcholson Ft Clayton, C Z Pvt Connolly workshops lor elementary and 9 p m at the college The chotr wdl meet from 7-9 at Cliflon Tech Sgt. and Mrs IS a seaman m Hq Co, US secondary school personnel Nicholson returned to McGwre Army Logtshcal Support bemg offered on the Rto p m on Tuesdays and the band Grande College campus this from 7-9 p m Thursdays Open Air Force Base, New Jersey Command summer Cost of these work- to anyone at the high school and thetr daughter, Amber, shops IS only $15 per credtt level or above , the program 1s remamed for a vtslt wtth her hour because the program IS designed to brmg together aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs. bemg partially funded by the those who have bad mustcal Earl Robmson and famtly at Martha Holden Jennmgs experience 1n htgh school, Gallipolis nnd other rela!tves Foundallon of Cleveland, Ohw youth groups, church groups or Three hours credit w1ll be pnvate study giVen to participants m the Both the band and chorus Career Education Workshop will meet each week for 10 The Letart Lashers defeated Racme B, IQ-.3 111 Rac111e Ltttle League acllon CLERK TREASURER'S MAY STATEMENT O'BRIEN GRADUATES MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Robm For tw m and Chn s Patnck Harmon O'Brten, Wolfe smacked home runs for Fund Ba l For Rece1pts Spent Balance Gent-ral 1 325 50 " 0077 1 4520 00 .. 073 81 son of Ally and Mrs James Letart, whtle Chuck Mtcbaels Sa fey 3,128 40 O'Bnen , Lmcoln Htll , 1 927 48 783 92 859 00 2 002 56 and Chns Hupp lashed l11ples. Cemetery Pomeroy, was one of 600 F1re Equlp 1 96 150 00 120 27 31 69 and Kenny Ktsser, Mark Sw i m Pool 2 552 86 1.283 96 729 13 J 107 69 students who graduated Parsons, Bnan Huff, and Todd Plan Comm 196 51 3 25 193 26 recently from Ohio Wesleyan 198 22 2,221 18 2,644 20 621 24 Rober t, each slammed a Srreet Min University, Delware The class double. San Sey;er 32 375 86 4,378 43 ),412 01 33 342 28 Water 24 058 53 wu the largest m the school's 6 698 50 6 947 54 23 809 49 Tod Roberts 11ent the WM Oep 175 00 1h2 00 6 470 83 ' 407 83 history O'Bnen recetved a San Sewer Esc 101,d75 36 101 47 5 36 dtstance fo1 the wm st11kmg B.A Degree He has been 7,370 00 I ~ev Shar mg 7,370 00 accepted at Ohio Northern ou t nme and w" lkmg three F1r e H s Con S: t 11 99 ll 99 I J~ck Lyons suffered the loss on G Bond Ret 24,407 37 210 00 24 197 37 IJnlverstty ! .<~ 11 S<;hool at Ada 244,59524 TOTALS 20,216 07 19.419 22 245,465 09 , the mound fot 1'\ljcme B By CHERYL ARVIDSON WASHINGTON (UPI ) Lawyers for two of the SIX Watergate cover-up defendants say charges should be dropped agamst thetr clients because the men teshhed durmg the nattonally teleVISed Senate Watergate connnuttee bearmgs Lawyers for former Attorney General John N Mttchell and former Whtte House atde Gordon C Strachan told U.S Distrtct Judge John J Sirica Monday tbat the llllffiense exposure of tiletr testunony before Sen Sam J Ervin's comnuttee made .a frur trial on Watergate cover-up charges unposstble Mttchell's altomey, William G Hundley, said 1! was • crystal clear" before the former attorney general testified dunng the Watergate hearmgs that a federal grand jury mtended to mdict him Hundley argued that Mitchell's constitutiOnal right to "stand mute" unhl the charges agalllSt him were proven m court was vtolated by the subpoena whtch forced hun to testify before the Senate WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Undaunted by President NIXon's refusal lo comply w1th four preVIous subpoenas for White House tapes, House Judiciary Coiiil!)ltlee chrurman Peter W Rodino says the unpeachment panel may 1ssue a fifth one this week And apparently unfazed by the possibility of contempt of Congress and contempt of court cttahons, Ntxon's lawyers Monday retterated the executive priVIlege clatm before the House conmuttee and two courts But they agreed w1th Watergate prosecutors m askmg the Supreme Court to release secret grand Jury documents that named Ntxon as a coconspirator In the Watergate cover-up case Committee member Rep Robert McClory, R-Ill., said he would mtroduce a resolution m the House today that would put the full body behmd the panel's demands for all 98 tapes subpoenaed so far He satd 1t could lay the basts for a poSSible contempt order But Democratic leaders tndtcated they opposed suclt a move Milk lnvestlgaUoos RodiilO, after a meeting of commtttee Democrats Monday mght, smd NIXon's obstinacy shops bemg offered at Rio Grande College may be oiltamed by contacting Dean S Brown, Dtrector of Admtsswns and Records, R10 Grande College, Rto Grande, Ohto 45674, phone 24f>-:>3:>3 set at Rio Grande . will not affect plans to end the heanngs by July 15 He also satd the connnuttee may vote on another subpoena thiS week for tapes related to the ITT and mtlk mvesllgations The conumttee was set today to hear evidence about the White House "plwnbers" un1t. Federal JUdge Ger~rd A Gesell called a hearmg for today on a JOint move by NIXon's lawyers and Spectal Prosecutor Leon Jaworski to prevent former NIXon rude John D Ehrhchman from getting secret White House files for hiS defense in the Ellsberg break-m case. Although NIXon ma111tams he has sole power to deternune what eVIdence wtll be made available to defendants, Whtte House lawyer James D St. Clair Monday offered a compromtse under which Ehrlichnnan would get some of hts personal files, alter screening by NIXon's lawyers. Jaworski, stdmg wtth St Clatr agamst Ehrllchman's subpoena, does not want the ISsue to result m dismissal of charges for lack of evidence Gesell bas said Ntxon's lack of cooperation "borders on ob- 1 weeks and the course wtll include pubhc performances Last year's summer band and chorus presented a concert on the riVerfront m Galbpohs, and one m Jackson Thts summer, plans are bemg made for stnular concerts Ross said a variety of grades can be earned In the two courses includmg Deferred Credit for htgh school students who plan to enter Rio Grande College at a later date; College Credtt for students who wtsh to earn a credtt In music, and Audtt for students who Wish to participate m the course but do not want college credit For more mformation call Merlyn Ross PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Harvey Cole, Rtpley, Gene Scarberry, Pomt Pleasant; Mrs Ron McClintock, Point Pleasant; Mrs John Harper, Kerr, Mrs James Cremeans and son, Northup, Davtd Holley, Rodney , and Mrs Adadobah Jabbour, Pomt Pleasant ' ,. . BmTHDAY OBSERVED - A birthday party honoring Michael Allen Sellers on his second birthday was held recently at the home of Margaret Burkhamer A cake was presented to Mtchael decorated 111 blue and yellow with Snoopy cartoon ftgures Attendmg were hiS mother, Joyce, Ulery! and Bobby staats, Kenny Lee and SylVIa Roush, Ferne Roush, Mary Hawk, Margaret Burkbamer and Bnan and Ronny, Pamela Stobart and Jun Ritchie Sendmg a card was Mtchael's uncle, Chester Roush, who 1s m the Atr Force I Bus ministry f inaugurated By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Wnter Nobody ever knows what to expect from Luts Tumt - from smokmg a ctgar while taking a shower to crosstng up his catcher whtle on the mound The light-hearted native of Havana, Cuba, the Boston Red Sox' offiCtal team comedian, probably throws a greater .vanety of p1tches than any other pitcher m the maJOr leagues He can still throw a stzzlmg 'fast ball at tunes but prefers to throw batters off-stnde wtth a vanety of pttches whtch 111' eludes palm balls, sliders and knucklers thrown wtth different motions It was once estiiiiated that he has a total of 14 pttches when the different Social · Calendari The Rev Clifford L Smtth, pastor of the Bradford Church of Chrtst, Middleport, Rt 1, announced today maugurallon of a bus mtmstry to run for the mornmg Btble school and worship hours each Sunday The pubhc IS invtted to use the service Children may recetve free bus tickets 1\htch are redeemable for free gtfts Vtckte Pickens, the bus captam, mv1tes all to come rtde the bus A Jun tor church and nursery wtll be available to accommodate young people durmg the mormng worship hour If you are not now on the bus route but would hke to nde you may call 992-5502 The bus will travel to where the greatest response 1s WEDNESDAY AMATEUR Garden Club, 8 p.m , home of t'lrs Dame! Thomas WHITE Rose Lodge, 1 30 p m , American Legton Hall, Mtddleport FEENEY BENNETT Post 128, Mtddleport, meet 7 30 p m Installation of offtcers by Frank Jens111, Glouster, Etghth Dtstr~ct Commander POMEROY- MIDDLEPORT Lions, regular meetmg, noon, Metgs Inn Offtcers for coming year w1ll be mstalled by Byron Whtte, zone chatrman of, Dtstrtct 13 K All offtcers an~ Lions urged to attend Add TODAY • RACINE Lodge 461 F&AM~ regular meeting, 7 30 p m aC the hall All Master Mason:!; mvtted • U:nit to meet smgle Monday ('\l'mng 1ft d gcum ra iled aftt•r fOUl mnangs .1 because of the ten run rule the Indt ans blasted the Mcts. 1:\-1 Gardner In Pomeroy Ltltle League actiOn, the Gtants downed the Ptrates, 7-2, as Steve Wtlhams and Randy Smtth combmed to hold the losers to ftve Juts, whtle C Kenney went the distan ce for the Ptrates fmng a four-ht tt er Gettmg htts for the Ptrates were 1 Sm1 U1 wtth a doubl e R curves and motions are taken mto account Ttent was at hts best Monda y mght when he dazzled the Oakland A s and a nattonal TV audtence 111 pitching the Red Sox to a 4-1 vtctory The w111 was Ttant's stxth m a row all complete games, and ratsed hts season record to 8-5 The Red Sox lead the Amencan League East Dtvtston by one ga me Knuckler Once " I've been throwmg a lot of different pitches all year," expla111ed Ttant "I ve been throwmg the palm ball and the slider m every ga me but I've only used the knuckler once m a whtle th1s season ' 1 don t always throw the pitch the catchers ask me for,' J "The Home of the Friendly Folks" POWELL'S 298 THURSDAY , SHADE RIVER Lodge 4:>3 F&AM, regular meetmg at the' temple m Chesler, 8 p m All, Master Masons mvtted ~ ROCK SPRrNGS Grange, 8, p m , at the hall ' MEIGS COUNTY Humane Soctety, regular meetmg, 7 30 p m at the Middleport Village Hall Pubhc mvtted GOSPEL SING , Galha Academy Htgh School 8 p m , , featurmg The Rhythm Masters : and J B and The Tmy TriO, : freewill offenng ' HOSPITALIZED Mrs Edith Saunders, formerly of Middleport, now of Columbus, IS hospitalized at Rlverstde Methodtst Hospttal 111 Columbus, followmg surgery Second St. Pomeroy, 0. STORE HOURS MONDAY-SATUROAYSAMlOPM SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM ' "tn th year ce leb ted 7\ T• IY/1 I U DIXIe Renee Eblin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Eblin, ' !' smacked a tnple a nd smglc, John Byer hi t a double, Terry Gard ner .t p.111 of smgles and Tioger Carson and Ken Hanmg edch added a smgle Stcvr Pmu~ll had a s mgle fo r tht· MeU; a smt;: le Top hitters for the Gtants were C Woods wtth two smgles, S Wtlhams w1th a double and .J Ftelds wtth a smgle Ttant adm ttted "Sometimes he calls the palm ball and I throw a change or a curve But I never throw a fast ball wben he calls for a curve ' The Texas Rangers defeated the DetrOit Tigers, 6-3, the New York Yankees beat the Callforma Angels, 7-5, and the Mmnesota Twms routed the Balbmore Onoles, 9-1, 111 other AL games National League scores were Phtladelphta 12 Houston 0, Montreal 3 Cmctnnatl 1, St Loms 4 Los Angeles 2 and San Otego 9 Pittsburgh 8 The Red Sox scored all thetr runs off Vtda Blue m the fifth mmng wtth a three-run oJ>postte fteld homer by Dwtght Evans capp111g the out)Jurst Evans' dr1ve came after a walk to Carlton Ftsk and smgles by Carl Yastrzemski and Rtco Petrocelli produced Boston's ftrst run Ttant, who walked two and struck out seven , ytelded an unearned run m the SIXth when Sal Sando beat out a smgle, continued to second on Mano Guerrero's low throw and tallied on Reggte Jackson's double The loss was Blue's siXth agamst ftve VIctories Rangers 6 Ttgers 3 Jtm Spencer smgled home two runs m the first and Duke Stms hit a two-run homer m the fourth as the Rangers pounded out 17 hits and tagged Joe One/Nine 33 • •, VISITSREUTIVES John Fell, formerly of • p omeroy, and now of Burbank, , Calif. VISited his cousms and , thetr famthes, Mr and Mrs • Eddie Burkett 111 Middleport, : Mr and Mrs. John Marsball m New Haven, and wtth Mr and Mrs George Volk m Cincmnah Mr and Mrs Fell also ' VISited a mece, Mrs. Pal Furte • of a196 Honeytree Loop West m ; Columbus Mr Fell was for- ; merly employed by WCOL m • Columbus and WCMI in ~ Ashland, Ky • : "- The 'DiiiJ S.tlillel =--1 • ~~~t~aarc. : ,_ 11111 ~ Ill Oilu1Sl, .......,., OIIIo, _ _ 1MbPhone-.mt.l:dl1arialPhniJtl.. W7 e1oa- ~. r NltiDIIIIl •dnrtllbll ~altlu.. 1 n 1IIIKk"•IIW.Ino.'lu_....,.._, -YorfL,-v.n. ..,. -..-- . ...• ... nr [...,.., - . "" ll\'llloblt 0oe moolb, I2.IL sr mall In 1auo and w v. , Ont Y• til. • manW, • M, Thrtt monthl, S1 l!locobwe • • -• "" """lbo $IIJII, 1:':" ....."':':,~ !f pa11111 ""*· • Cut tong hetght ad justable from 1" to 3 1;4" : • Engl ..... d itOttle LVIII rol • Durable 14 ga uge steel deck • • Btg 7" wheels, btg 20: deck wtth 19" cut •Tubular steel handle, emerald green fimsh 1~ llr 1110 1 --Olllo Vlllor ...._.. Everybody should dub hts first shot the 1\ ay Johnny Mtller dtd Its Fhght The ball took off beautifully bormg throu gh the oppressive hurrudtly , l'Utlm g the fatrway evenly m two , and fmally com111g to rest rtght out there m the mtddle, 270 yards from the pomt 1! began 1ts fhghl Johnny M1ller never so much as changed expressiOn He started down the fatrwa; brtskly, and looked not so mucl1 hke a man who was workmg or pra cttcmg h1s work, hut hke one completely enJoymg himself Wh; not? The blond, 27-year-<Jld San Franctscan ha s everythmg gomg for him money, prestige, good looks and momentum He also has somethmg else gomg for him m thiS one A little extra cushiOn you could call 1!, m the form of the knowledge tbat nobody has managed to wm a patr of US Opens backto-back now m more than 20 years Last man to do It was Ben Hogan 111 1951 No one has won Lt tw1ce m a 1ow smce Hogan ,' said Miller Nobody ever repeats, so I've got everything to gam and nothmg to lose I thmk I'll be all rtght m thts Open It's entirely dtfferent for me tban 11 was a year ago thts ume Mentally, anyway · 1 \\as a young hon , so to speak," Mtller went on , employmg one of the cliches he obVIously had ptcked up 1n some golf story he had read • I bad come close, won a few tournaments, but bastcally 1 was far from amvmg When I won the Open, then the World Cup and the ftve tournaments th1s year, well, maybe you could almost say l've amved. C\en though somettmes I wonder 1f I have " Knows II Johnny Mtller can stop wondenng He's amved, and wbat s more I thmk he knows 1! One of the things whtch makes me suspect tbat IS the way he talks about his game 1 feel my game ts a good game, not a fluke," he sa td ' If you've got 1t, you've got It " He suddenly realized how tbat sounded and started laughm g saymg, no, no, he hadn 't meant 1t to come out that way Well, there 's some truth to 1t, ' he finally gave m 'The last two weeks I was etght under and 11 under m the tournaments I played 1 dtdn t wm, but hmshed tied for third 111 Phtladelphta, whtch was exactly \\here I finiShed before the Open last year So maybe that's a good omen What I'm saYJng, though , 1s that I don t fmd 1t one week and lose 1! the next four If you've got a good sohd game, you don 't have the btg valleys and btg peaks, you 1ust poke along hke Ntcklaus Jack has bad a little btl of a slow year, but he's still won a bunch of money ' Jack Ntcklaus h;ls won a bunch of money, all rtght , $115,832, but he s only fourth on the money wmnmgs hst Nobody has won more than Johnny Mtller 'He bas bagged $203,690 to lead everybody Nearby Tree But now, back at Wmged Foot, he bad reached hts drtve and now the caddte was bllmg him m on the bunkers up ahead on both the left and rtght-hand stdes Mtller backed up off his ball and, after checkmg wtth hts caddie, made a mental note of the yardage by usmg a nearby tree as hts marker Then he made hts second shot, which landed on the green, la feet from the sttck He got down m two for his par and seemed reasonably satiSfied Johnny Mtller walked toward the second tee, talkmg about some of those thmgs anyone needed to succeed on the tour 'Good sound fundamentals, and a good bram m your head," he sa1d "You can't play this game on our level wtthout bemg a good thmker " The defending U S Open champton has unproved there also He used to make a bad shot and lose his composure Not so much anymore In cases hke these, haVIng money generally helps Hart's in first place Th s pas t week found se11eral games postponed by ram and by l earns playmg 1n th e B 1g Bend Tournam ent at Mason W1 f h the excephon of the sc ore s of pre11 •ou sly pos tpon ed ga mes poss•bly not ye t reported th e standmgs tt11 s we ek f1nd H arts Used Cars of New Ha ven W Va n 1he lead by a tlalf game 011 e r Fruth Ptlarmacy of Pt Pl easan t F r st l"lalf sea son p lay co n t n ues througl"l Wedne sday J un e 26 th 5COR ES F 1frole Po1nts 5 J1 m s 4 Harts 14 L eg 1on 4 Lo ca l 430 28 Bil l s 22 Do u b le R 9 L eg1on 4 Hogg & zu span 12 Bil l s 10 F111e Pomts 16 Local 430 2 Fruth 7 RC 7 Hart s 11 Moose I Peoples 29 J•m s 18 Peoples 1 F 11e Po1 n ts 0 J1m s 11 8 II s 2 Moose 9 Leg•on 6 LEAGUE STANDINGS Team W L Pel Harts 9 1 900 Fruth 8 1 889 Peopl es 6 2 750 F 111 e Ponts 7 3 700 RC 5 3 weekend whtle the Cheshu e Bla ze rs Po meroy A's, Pomeroy Plnll1e s and S;ra cuse Mtn er sv lll e rcc.:orded a vtctory e~1ch Masnn 15 Harrisonvill e I Mark F'ry wen! .Jil the Wa) for the wmners flrtn g .1 une htller 1\htle stn km ~ ou t e t ~ ht Rtck Cadles who had the lone htl for th e lose•s suffered the loss on th e mound ro1 Harr isonville Top hitters for Mll ~o n s were J erry Tucker w1th a smgle and double, Fry JAith a smgle and double, Jtmm y Ohver and Greg Stodola wtth a double each, and Chuck Stanle) Warren Fields Mark John son Moke Lambert Kelvm Honskyr and Dan Stodola \\tUI CJ smgle ap1 ece Mason 10 Phtlhes 5 Mason was outsl ugged fiv e ht ls to four but the Pht lhes commttled fiVe errors as Mar k Fry was credtted w1th the wm, bemg replaced b; Tucker 111 the SIXth Chtp Brauer star ted for the Ph1lhes and was c.: horgcd with the loss He was replaced by Taylor m the fifth and Pickens m the stxth mmng All four Mason htts were smgles one each by Ftelds Fr) Stodola and Tucker Rawlings slashed a double and smgle for the Phtlhes whtle Schnctdcr added a double and Brauer an d Ptckens smgled once each Phtlhes 12 Eastern S Rt ck Taylor struck out 13 and walked stx m go on g the dtstance for the vtclury whtle Don Etchmger, stnkm g out seven and Y. alktn g e1ght . suffered the loss He was replaced by Hall m the sixth The Phtlhes ban ged out 12 htls, led by Chtp Brauer wtth a tnple and double, Bob Schnetder w1th a tnple and smgle, Steve Ptckens w1th a tnple, Rtck Taylor wtth three smgles, Dave Blake wtth two smgles, and Tim Rawlings and • • ; COLOR TV • The Middleport - Pomeroy Rutland Pee Wee League opens play tomght, wtth three games scheduled Coaches for the teams are Eane Wood and Rtck Morns of the Middleport Cubs, Jtm Farley and Bob Southern of the Mtddleport Mustangs, Bob Wamsley and Ray Oliver of the Pomeroy Angels, John Manley and George Korn of the Pomeroy Hedlegs, Btl! 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I ' I ~ '' .; I I I \ I l I Jnn Pockm gton wtth a :-; mgk eac h l' or La stern Phil LuComb h01d a pa ir of smg l~s DaVIS d patr of smgles and El chmger 1\tfne and Evans slapped " c.: ornhmed lu stn kc out six and w,olk three Humphrey and M Vern on C(:!Ch smac ked <J duuhle for Middleport ~--------'--- -l See me for the best value on car insurance. stng le aptece Blu lc rs 4 Kuunc 2 1he Cheshtre Blaze rs stru ck for tlu ec ' uns m the th trd m mng enroute lu tl us wm <.I S Steve Bat rd went stx mmngs gtvu1g up two run s <-tnd four hits J ames Ho\oi.<Jrli went the last mnmg m rt>llef Jun R1ffle went all the way fo1 R<Jcme also yteld mg Just four Ju ts Htffl e struck out 12 .md walked STEVE SNOWDEN SC\C n v.IH lc Hwrli fanned mne and w::~lhd non e ~I nw ar d fanned one and g<:~Vl! up no fr ee SSJ R usse ll St (Grave l Htll l MIDDLEPORT, 0 PH 992 7155 pil SSCS I ea dtng h1tter s for the B1(1zers were James Howard wtth" double and stngle Luk e !unus wtth u smgle and Junm; Harn s wtth a ~ sm g l e For Raunc , Jan Rtffle had J double and smgle, and M Sayre slashed a double whtl e Steve Hendn cks smgled once Pomeroy A's 20 Rulland I GreK Smoth ga ve up JUst one h1t d home rWl by Rutland s Bob Wtlltamson tn the fourth mmn g as Smtih struck ou t 11 and .,.alked three m gomg the dtstance for the wm Dale Browmng smacked a tnpl e and Brtan Hamtlt on added a double whtle the followmg hitters each go t a smgle - Ron Snyder Greg Sn uth R1ck Johnson Duan e Whtte Rand; Roach and Bob McCl ure Syrc -Min 11 Mtddlepor15 Dave Bass went the di stance fo r Syr acuse - Mmer svtlle stnkmg out mne and walkmg stx Bass was also the bt g bat for the 1\mners slammm g two home runs a tnple and a double Other hitters for Syracuse Mmersv11le were Don Hend rt cks and Greg Cundtff each "'1th a smgle Hagger ty star ted on th e mound lor Mtddleport and was reheved by Ebersbach They 11411 .... .... 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Moon with a smgle and Kenney wtth SPECIAL secretary, Teresa Little, and : lreasurer, Jerry Halley : Teachers and helpers were : prunary class, Evelyn Mat- : thews, teacher, Betty Ed- • wards, Kay Fredenck and : Delores Miller, helpers , : nuddle class, Freda Lillie, : teacher, and Delma Halley, : Judy McHaffie, helpers, Junior ~ class, Letha Davis, teacher, • Henry Davts, George ; McHaffte, helpers, and youth ~ class, Carroll Matthews, ~ teacher, and Leon Miller, : helper ! celebrated her mnth birthday, Saturday' June 1 Games were played wtth prizes gomg to Beth Gloeckner, Barbara Grueser and Gma Johnson After DIXIe opened her gifts, refreshments of cupcakes, Ice cream, and Kool-Aid were served to Cindy Curtis, Deanna Pulhns, Barbara Grueser, Gma Grtfftth, Beth Gloeckner, Gma Johnson, Mrs Susan Tracy and Steve, Kimberly , Tanum and Ttacy Ebtin -=Sendmg gifts were Mr and ,' Mrs Walter Wears and Mr. and Mrs Ellis Ward HOST DINNER Mr. and Mrs Willtam R Kn h tg t, Pt Pleasant, and Mrs Olan Genhetmer, Forest Run, entertamed with a ptcmc dinner Sunday al the home of Mrs. Genhelnler honormg Mr and Mrs Carl Sclunidt and duughter, Beth, Strandalleen, Nyborg, Denmark, fnends of the Kmghts Other guests were Mrs John Sc ott and Mrs Russ Watson, Forest Run, Stephen, John and Billy Kmght, Pamela Byer and Joan Taylor Pt 1 Pleasant wh1ll" StL vtc Sh<tw Thrifti-Cut •• The Silver Run Free Wtll Baptist Church Yacahon Btble School concluded Frtday mght wtth 56 attendmg A program was presented Sunday mght and a ptcmc was held Monday_ Dtrector of the school was Dehla Mulford wtth ptanlsts, Maxtne LJttleand ChriS Mtller , sm glcs ~Ill l 1'1 """ ' I dum \ 1ttm k \\llh ~~ dt~ul.lle and pa1r of Ttrestone •' Bible school concluded got the wm II\ Sle\c C'~u son IL'<I Uu: lnd1~tn Giants top Bucs • All members of Drew Webster Umt 39 are to meet at Ewmg Funeral Home Tuesday evemng to pay respects to Sarah Greene who was ktlled m an automobile acctdent MISs Greene was a delegate to Buckeye Ctrls Stale whtch she would bave attended later thts month Drew Webster Umt was Miss Greene's sponsor a~a m for the lndt ans whtle ron; &ott suffered the loss Card ncr was replaced 111 the lhtrd mnmg by Shane Sn utti who was t c ll e\ed by J ohn Cremeans m the fow th Sport Parade Dtrk lhltlllllltlu•vt•d Scott f01 U1t' Md < Sox' Tiant surprising .:w.·. .. ~ &'>~z:&::m::::. z-~x·:-~~· :~~ ~~;!:~:.:~~ ON DEAN'S LIST Two Metgs County students bave been nsmed to the dean 's bst at Glenvtlle State College They are Mtchael L Barr, Langsville, arrd Mary Abbott Rice, Pomeroy Mrs. Rtce recetved straight A '' • 0 House atdes in contempt, though 1! 1s considered unlikely. St Clair and Jaworksi took the same stde a second time Monday 111 askmg the Supreme Court to make public the secret grand jury report that named NIXon as a co-conspirator wtth the seven former Whtte House and campaign aides charged March 1 111 the Watergate cover-up Dlsmls.- Charges Lawyers for ~~·UP defendants John N Mitch , Gordon C Strac an, H.R Haldeman and Eh llchman argued Monday that U.S DIStrict Judge John J Sirica should dismiss charges Mtlchell's and Strachan's lawyers satd thetr chents' testimony before the nationally televtsed Watergate hearmgs last swnmer made tl unpossible to get a fair trial ln refusing to turn over" 45 tapes to the Impeachment committee Monday, despite a preVIous committee threat his actioncouldheantmpeachable offense, Ntxon satd that compliance could make the prestdency henceforth and forevennore subservient" to other branches of government NIXon, who was flytng io the Middle East while the VSI'lOUS legal batUes m his name took place Monday, also told Sirica that a portion of a Sept. 15, 1972, tape should not be gtven to a grand Jury despite the ~- • th 1 ,. JUY&e s opwon a a 17 n mmute segment IS relevant to the 111vestigation In Mtdclleport Ltllle I eague action Saturday, the Indtans outslugged th e Rutland Dodger s 14-10 m a makeup game Terry Gardner was the wmmn g pitcher and Steve Lambert was charged w1th the loss The wm put the Indtans m second place as the first half of the 1974 season ended, 1\ 1th a 4 1 record Rutland lim shed at 3 2 Steve Carson's grand slam home run put the Trtbe out m front for good Other top hitters for the lndtans were Terry Gardner wtth three smgles, Scott Cato with two smgles, Roger Carson 1\ 1th a double and tnple, John Byer wtth a double , and Steve Sbaw and Shane Snuth a smgle aptece For Rutland, Mark Tyree slammed a tnple, Cra1g Ntcmsky smacked a patr of smgles, Ray Mowery fodd Eads and And) Cross each got . 1 Rehearsal days Racine B Watergate conumttee Hundley sa1d Mitchell 1 placed m an unposstble sit •liOn, bemg forced "to eW ur take the Fifth Amendment Jll nationwide televiSIOn or test ' and have your whole defet revealed " John M Bray, Strachal lawyer, rrused the same quo tion of pretrial publicity attempting to gam d181111SS81 charges agamst his client. Bray S81d if Strtca refuses dismiss the mdictment, should at least schedule a L hearmg to deternune whether the mdependent evtdence allegedly gamed agamsl Strachan by the prosecutors was tamted 111 any way by Strachan's own adm1ss10ns before the connnuttee Attorneys for former White House atdes H R Haldeman and John Ehrliclunan and two other defendants m the coverup case also ar~ed on various grounds Monday that Sirtca should diSilliSS the charges. Several more days of pretnal mottons will be discussed before Sirtca this week m preparation for the tnal, scheduled for Sept 9 Rodino undaunted Carver to instruct workshop Letart tops Tribe wins twice Mason wins two games Todrly's ' ' "Can I afford an independent insurance expert to figure out what's best for me?" Sure. An independent~~~' agent makes no extra charge for his services. As 1ndcpe mlent agents, we represent several strung m sur.tn(;e Cl W l p l llH!'i W,.; arc free 10 ~elect the ngh t kmd of msurancr f ur ~l) ur car, home, or hu'lmcv.. anU we mak e no ex tr,1 Ch.trgc l or th l" liC r VICC A one-compa ny Si.1 lesman, on the ot he r ha nd must neces\<tl il y try Io se ll you1he policy h1s company oflers As mdcpcndcnr m~ur.1ncc .1gcnts, we offer )ou I he B1g Difference m tnsurance- our conunuml! ocrson.1l attention Call us >-1 ' Wtlham 0 Chtlds · Downing-Childs Agency, Inc. Mtddlepnrl,' Oluo . J ' �;. ._,~"""'~"'-NFL" 'Pi;Yers' strike looms as possibility NEW YORK (UEI) - The National Football League players and 01\'ners open a threeday stint at the bargaining table today, attempting to take a leaf from the recent garment workers strike. William Usery, director of the Federal Conciliation Service, who suc~essfully mediated that ·dispute, has ~en secured by the players and owners to attempl to bring about a quick· settlement. Looming as a-spectre behind the talks, however, is the threat by the Players Association to strike if an agreement isn't reached by July 1. Ed Garvey, N~"l.I'A l•:xecutive Director, warned the . owners Sunday that "there are 12~aysofnegotiations between now and July I. II nothing is settled by that time, we, will declare a strike." Garvey first presented a list of demands to owners last April, but they voted down h>tvcn 't t•ven been discussed~nprevious meetings. Garvey has termed the profit figures released last week by the owners " absolute nonsense. "There are so many ways you can hide profits. There are all sorts of expenses you can declare. " Anyway, Garvey said, the figures "won't have any effect on our negotiations." John Thompson, the head of Major League Leaders the NFL Management Council, By United PreH International leads the owners' team. The Leading Baiter s council was created so the National League g , ab r . h . pet. owners would have a formal Garr . Atl 51 2<16 34 94 .Ja 2 Sm i th , St. L 54 204 34 76 .37 3 way of dealing with the Gross , Hou 54 174 30 59 .339 players. Castl , Ph il 57 23 5 41 78 .332 "We will he represented by Zisk , P it 48 160 25 5) .331 Maddo x. SF 57 23:1 36 76 .n a as many owners as possibJe," BucKnr , LA51 20J 28 · 66 .32 5 Garvey , LA 58 240 41 ?7 321 Thompson said. "We agreed to Reitz , St . L 54 206 15 66 .320 get started immediately on Da vis, Mfl 48 197 26 63 320 what the players call 'freedom American League g . ab r . h. pet. issues.' We call them 'structurCarew . Min 52 204 34 81 . 397 Jackson . Ok 50 180 35 69 . 383 al issues' -the waivers, option Hargrve, T x 4 1 129 21 47 .) 64 clauses, etc." each issue. Bcside thc "freedom issues", involving such topics as the Rozelle Rule and the waiver procedures, the players are asking for large increases in,. such items as the pension plan. A total of 90 demands in all by the players will be under discussion , most of which Leaders " .. . SYRACUSE-MINERSVILLE PONY TEAM- Members o( the Syracuse-Minersville Pony League team are, front row, 1-r, Kelly Stewart, Kevin Stewart,"Danny Riffle, Kenny Koehler, Marty Foley, Don Hendricks; and back row, 1-r, Mike Stewart, coach, Greg Cundiff, Dave Bass, Tim Smith, Chris Forbes, Kelly Winebrenner, Mark Forbes and .Hollie SJewart, coach. Ol iva , Min 45 167 14 56 .JJ5 B·tmbrg , NY 42 136 22 44 .324 Robnson . Bl 53 197 15 63 .320 Burrgh s, T x 56 2 2~ 33 71 .317 Bando , Oak ~ 3 lJJ 28 ~2 .316 Kelly , Ch i 40 159 2.4 50 .J 14 Yaz , Bos 56 192 37 60 . 313 Home Runs National Leagu e: Wynn , L A 17 ; Sc hm idt. Phil 1 ~ ; Ben ch , Ci n and Garvey , L A 12 ; Perez . Cin , Cedeno , Hou and Sm i th . St.L 11 . American League : J ac kson , Oak 15 ; Horton , Oet 14 ; Al l en , Chi 13 ; Mayberry , KC . Brigg s, Mil. Nettles. NY and Bur roughs , Tex 12 . Runs Batted In National League : Wynn , LA 52 ; Garvey , LA and Smith , St .L 51 ; Cey , LA 45 ; ~edeno , Hou and Sc hmidt. Ph i l 42 . American League : Burrough s, Tex 53 ; Jackson , Oak .43 ; A l len , Chi and Rudi, Oak Pitching Thompson said the owners are hopeful of an early setUement to set an example of peace and harmony for the next contract. -The current agreement ran for four years. However, there is doubt that an agreement will be reached before mid-July, at which point several exhibition games would be threatened. · Despite Garvey's statement, Thompson said the owners are ·•not presuming strike" and are going ahead with plans to open training camps. The earliest such opening is scfieduled for July 5, at the camp of the San Diego Chargers, basically for rookies. The Super Bowl champion Miami Dolphins, who must get ready for the College All-Star Game July 26, will open their camp for rookies July 7and veteruns will report July 14. The two sides will meet next •week in Washington, barring a settlement here this week. 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middlep<Jrt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, June 11, 1974 PLAN A COOKOUT FOR FATHER'S DAY! .. GROUND BEEF ~~~::::~:~:;1 ' ; £ ',.,. . .· TEENS-Come See Our ' DENIM HANDBAGS SUPER MARKET • Open Dai~ 9 to 10 • Sun. 10 to 10 Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport, 0. ' . '' ' By STU CAMEN UP! Sp<Jrts Writer If hitting is a matter of timing, then Mike Sclunidt of the Philadelphia Phillies is the man of the hour. The Philadelphia third baseman, named the National League's Player-<>f-the-Week for June 3-9, continued his torrid hitting Monday night with three hits, including a bases-loaded, three-run double and a freak tape-measure single, in the Phils' 12-0 victory over the Houston Astros behind .the fivehit, shutout pitching of Jim Lonborg. "I' m just feeling good, relaxed and swinging good and my timing is perfect now." said Schmidt, who bas clubbed seven of his 14 home runs this month and has collected 18 RB!s in ·his last nine games. Last week, Schmidt batted .522, with 12 hits in 23 at-bats, Standings Major League Standings By United Press International National League · East w . I. pet . g.b . Ph iladel phia 31 26 . 5.4~ St . Louis 28 27 .509 2 Montreal 25 25 .500 21/~ New York 23 32 .418 7 Chi cago 21 30 412 7 P itt sburgh 20 33 .377 9 West ' w. 1. pet . g.b . LosAngeles 42 17 .712 Cin c innat i 32 23 .582 8 Atlanta 31 26 .5 44 10 Houston JO 29 .508 121;, San Fran ci sco 30 30 .500 12 % San Diego 24 39 .381 20 Mttnday ' s Results Montreal J Cinc i 1. nigh!. cal l ed 9th inn .. ra i n Ph i la 12 Houston 0 San Diego 9 Pi tt sbgh 8 St . L ou A Las Ang 2. 11 inn . (On l y games scheduled) Todays Probable Pitchers (All TimeS EDT) New York ( Seaver J.2) at Atlanta ( Capra 5· 2 >. 8 :05p .m . Cinc innat i (N elson 4·3), at Montreal (B l air 1. 1) , 8: 05p .m . Philad elphia ( Ruthven 3· 4) at Houston { Dier ker J .J ), 8 : 35 p.m. Pi tt sbur gh { Brett 6 - ~ ) at San Diego (J ones 3· 10), 10 p .m . Sf. Lou is ( Mc Glothen 7-J J at Lo s An ge l es ( M essersm ith 6. 1) , lO :J Op .m . Chic ag o ( F raW ng 4 -5 ) af San Franc i sc o ( O' Acqui sto 4·5), 10 :30 p .m . Wednesday's Games New Y or k at A tlanta •. nigh t Ci nc i at Mon t r eaL n ight ' Phi l a a t Hou ston ,·.n i ght P itl sbgh a t San Diego. nigh t .5 1. L oui s at L os A ng n ight Ch ic ago a t San Fr an , nigh t Amer'i can League East Bost on M ilwaukee Clev el and Detro it New Yor k Balt i m ore · ·w. pet. g .b. I. 3 1 25 . 55 ~ 7b 27 27 29 14 27 28 30 .53 8 .500 .49 1 .492 26 29 . ~7 3 1 J 3 1 1~ 3_112 41i~ West w . I. pet . g.b . Oakland 32 Texa s 25 .561 30 27 .526 2 Chi c ag o 26 25 .510 3 KansasCi ty 26 28 .481 4112 M innesot a 23 29 . 4~ 2 •6 1h Gil i fornia 25 33 .431 71f"J Monday ' s Results Boston 4 Oakland 1 Texas 6 Detro i t· 3 New York 7 Ca l if 5 Minnesota 9 ~alt 1 (Only games scheduled> Todays Probable Pitchers {All Times EDT) Oakland . CHunter · 8·61 at Boston ( Cieve!and ~ · 5 ) , 7 : 30 p .m. CaiU.ornfa (Lange 1·2 1 at New York ( Stottlemyre 6-7} , 8 p .m . Texas (Clyde 3· 1l at Detr oit ( Fryman 2-3) , 8 p .m . Milwau kee ( Wright 5·6) at Kansas City ( Fitzmorris 5-2}, 8 : 30~ . m . 1 Baltimore CPalmer 2. 7) at Minnesota (Biyleven 5-7L 8 : 30 p .m . . Cleveland (J . Perry , 4. 5) at Cnicego (Bahnsen 5·6 l. 9 p.m . Wednesday' s Gam es Calli a t N e w York Oakland at .B oston , night Clev~ at Chicago, night ·, TeJtas at Detroit, night .. Belllmore &t Minn . n ight Mllwa al Ka;H•.:t5 CiTy, night ' I 1\.~- ~ (. I I scored eight runs, drove in 10 Gaston ' and Dave Winfield and hit four homers. His three keyed a nine-run attack in the hits against the Astros Monday last two innings for San Diego night raised his batting in its triumph over the Pirates. average for the season to .319 Former New York Yankee compared to the .1~ mark he Horace Clarke, playing his compiled in his rookie se~n first game for the Padres since last year. moving into the NL, drove in With two runners on base, the·winning run with a single to Schmidt, the NL's second score Derrel Thomas from leading home run hitter behind second bi:tse. Willie Stargell Los Angeles' Jimmy Wynn and Manny Sanguillen hit two(17), narrowly missed slam- run homers for Pittsburgh. ming his 15th when he lashed a Expos 3, Reds 1 towering drive high into deep Pitcher Steve Renko scored center field in the first inning one run and tripled home off losing pitcher Claude another. to lead Montre;.l past Osteen . As Astros center Cincinnati in a game with two fielder Cesar Cedeno watche.d rain delays totalling 95 minutes at the fence, the ball hit a loud before the contest was cut speaker suspended from the short in the ninth. Rookie Astrodome ceiling and dropped catcher Barry Foote homered into short center field. Schmidt in the third inning for the received credit for a single and Expos' first run while Cesar no runs scored. Geronimo homered in the fifth Think Back for the Reds' only tally . Cin"There's no doubt it would cinnati's Joe Morgan was have been a home run and I robbed of a p<Jssible gamesaid to myself, 'That damn tying, two-run homer in the speaker cost me a homer,"' -eighth when Expos right said Schmidt. "If, for some fielder Ken Singleton made a reason late in the. season I'm leaping catch of his long fly one short (of the home run ball. lead) I'll think back·about it." ·~ ·· Following Schmidt's single, Bill Robinson doubled home two runs and Mike Anderson hit a sacrifice Jly. The Phils SIGN BURLESON locked up the ' game in the SEATI'LE (UP!) - The second inning with fi.ve runs, : Seattle SuperSonics of the three of them scoring on Sch- National Basketball midt's double, as Lonborg Association Monday signed cruised to his seventh victory Tom Burleson, North Carolina in 12 decisions. state's 7-foot, Z.inch center, to In the only other NL games, a five-year nocut contract. San Diego rallied for five runs in the ninth inning to edge Pittsburgh 9-8, Montreal beat Cincinnati 3-1 in a ga111e called in the ninth innfug because of rain, and St. Louis topped Los Angeles 4-2 in 11 innings. In the American League's only action, New York defeated California 7-li, Boston beat Oakland 4-1, Texas topped Detroit 6-3 and Minnesota whipped Baltimore 9-1. Padres 9, Pirates 8 Home runs by Clarence .. SuQeriorS Summer ... c t> l hru bo bbi n tu,r t' w rnJ kc :'1C W1r1g • plc.tsur· HAM SALAD . . 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The victory enabled the Cardinals to remain two games behind first place Philadelphia in the NL East while the Dodgers, despite the loss, stayed eight games ahead of second place Cincinnati in the West. Jimmy Wynn accounted for Los Angeles' first run with his 17th homer. MIDDLEPORT, () lb. Jonathan Wmters says... automatically. This 15,000BTUsl Phillies' Schmidt still hot We Accept Federal Food Stamp.~ PHONE 992·3480 r;er Mill and ~cond Sts We Reserve The Right To Limit Quanti eo" heritage house Fresh and lean • Any Amount Featuring ·I I pkg. . J \ \ '\ '. .I ·.' �;. ._,~"""'~"'-NFL" 'Pi;Yers' strike looms as possibility NEW YORK (UEI) - The National Football League players and 01\'ners open a threeday stint at the bargaining table today, attempting to take a leaf from the recent garment workers strike. William Usery, director of the Federal Conciliation Service, who suc~essfully mediated that ·dispute, has ~en secured by the players and owners to attempl to bring about a quick· settlement. Looming as a-spectre behind the talks, however, is the threat by the Players Association to strike if an agreement isn't reached by July 1. Ed Garvey, N~"l.I'A l•:xecutive Director, warned the . owners Sunday that "there are 12~aysofnegotiations between now and July I. II nothing is settled by that time, we, will declare a strike." Garvey first presented a list of demands to owners last April, but they voted down h>tvcn 't t•ven been discussed~nprevious meetings. Garvey has termed the profit figures released last week by the owners " absolute nonsense. "There are so many ways you can hide profits. There are all sorts of expenses you can declare. " Anyway, Garvey said, the figures "won't have any effect on our negotiations." John Thompson, the head of Major League Leaders the NFL Management Council, By United PreH International leads the owners' team. The Leading Baiter s council was created so the National League g , ab r . h . pet. owners would have a formal Garr . Atl 51 2<16 34 94 .Ja 2 Sm i th , St. L 54 204 34 76 .37 3 way of dealing with the Gross , Hou 54 174 30 59 .339 players. Castl , Ph il 57 23 5 41 78 .332 "We will he represented by Zisk , P it 48 160 25 5) .331 Maddo x. SF 57 23:1 36 76 .n a as many owners as possibJe," BucKnr , LA51 20J 28 · 66 .32 5 Garvey , LA 58 240 41 ?7 321 Thompson said. "We agreed to Reitz , St . L 54 206 15 66 .320 get started immediately on Da vis, Mfl 48 197 26 63 320 what the players call 'freedom American League g . ab r . h. pet. issues.' We call them 'structurCarew . Min 52 204 34 81 . 397 Jackson . Ok 50 180 35 69 . 383 al issues' -the waivers, option Hargrve, T x 4 1 129 21 47 .) 64 clauses, etc." each issue. Bcside thc "freedom issues", involving such topics as the Rozelle Rule and the waiver procedures, the players are asking for large increases in,. such items as the pension plan. A total of 90 demands in all by the players will be under discussion , most of which Leaders " .. . SYRACUSE-MINERSVILLE PONY TEAM- Members o( the Syracuse-Minersville Pony League team are, front row, 1-r, Kelly Stewart, Kevin Stewart,"Danny Riffle, Kenny Koehler, Marty Foley, Don Hendricks; and back row, 1-r, Mike Stewart, coach, Greg Cundiff, Dave Bass, Tim Smith, Chris Forbes, Kelly Winebrenner, Mark Forbes and .Hollie SJewart, coach. Ol iva , Min 45 167 14 56 .JJ5 B·tmbrg , NY 42 136 22 44 .324 Robnson . Bl 53 197 15 63 .320 Burrgh s, T x 56 2 2~ 33 71 .317 Bando , Oak ~ 3 lJJ 28 ~2 .316 Kelly , Ch i 40 159 2.4 50 .J 14 Yaz , Bos 56 192 37 60 . 313 Home Runs National Leagu e: Wynn , L A 17 ; Sc hm idt. Phil 1 ~ ; Ben ch , Ci n and Garvey , L A 12 ; Perez . Cin , Cedeno , Hou and Sm i th . St.L 11 . American League : J ac kson , Oak 15 ; Horton , Oet 14 ; Al l en , Chi 13 ; Mayberry , KC . Brigg s, Mil. Nettles. NY and Bur roughs , Tex 12 . Runs Batted In National League : Wynn , LA 52 ; Garvey , LA and Smith , St .L 51 ; Cey , LA 45 ; ~edeno , Hou and Sc hmidt. Ph i l 42 . American League : Burrough s, Tex 53 ; Jackson , Oak .43 ; A l len , Chi and Rudi, Oak Pitching Thompson said the owners are hopeful of an early setUement to set an example of peace and harmony for the next contract. -The current agreement ran for four years. However, there is doubt that an agreement will be reached before mid-July, at which point several exhibition games would be threatened. · Despite Garvey's statement, Thompson said the owners are ·•not presuming strike" and are going ahead with plans to open training camps. The earliest such opening is scfieduled for July 5, at the camp of the San Diego Chargers, basically for rookies. The Super Bowl champion Miami Dolphins, who must get ready for the College All-Star Game July 26, will open their camp for rookies July 7and veteruns will report July 14. The two sides will meet next •week in Washington, barring a settlement here this week. 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middlep<Jrt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, June 11, 1974 PLAN A COOKOUT FOR FATHER'S DAY! .. GROUND BEEF ~~~::::~:~:;1 ' ; £ ',.,. . .· TEENS-Come See Our ' DENIM HANDBAGS SUPER MARKET • Open Dai~ 9 to 10 • Sun. 10 to 10 Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport, 0. ' . '' ' By STU CAMEN UP! Sp<Jrts Writer If hitting is a matter of timing, then Mike Sclunidt of the Philadelphia Phillies is the man of the hour. The Philadelphia third baseman, named the National League's Player-<>f-the-Week for June 3-9, continued his torrid hitting Monday night with three hits, including a bases-loaded, three-run double and a freak tape-measure single, in the Phils' 12-0 victory over the Houston Astros behind .the fivehit, shutout pitching of Jim Lonborg. "I' m just feeling good, relaxed and swinging good and my timing is perfect now." said Schmidt, who bas clubbed seven of his 14 home runs this month and has collected 18 RB!s in ·his last nine games. Last week, Schmidt batted .522, with 12 hits in 23 at-bats, Standings Major League Standings By United Press International National League · East w . I. pet . g.b . Ph iladel phia 31 26 . 5.4~ St . Louis 28 27 .509 2 Montreal 25 25 .500 21/~ New York 23 32 .418 7 Chi cago 21 30 412 7 P itt sburgh 20 33 .377 9 West ' w. 1. pet . g.b . LosAngeles 42 17 .712 Cin c innat i 32 23 .582 8 Atlanta 31 26 .5 44 10 Houston JO 29 .508 121;, San Fran ci sco 30 30 .500 12 % San Diego 24 39 .381 20 Mttnday ' s Results Montreal J Cinc i 1. nigh!. cal l ed 9th inn .. ra i n Ph i la 12 Houston 0 San Diego 9 Pi tt sbgh 8 St . L ou A Las Ang 2. 11 inn . (On l y games scheduled) Todays Probable Pitchers (All TimeS EDT) New York ( Seaver J.2) at Atlanta ( Capra 5· 2 >. 8 :05p .m . Cinc innat i (N elson 4·3), at Montreal (B l air 1. 1) , 8: 05p .m . Philad elphia ( Ruthven 3· 4) at Houston { Dier ker J .J ), 8 : 35 p.m. Pi tt sbur gh { Brett 6 - ~ ) at San Diego (J ones 3· 10), 10 p .m . Sf. Lou is ( Mc Glothen 7-J J at Lo s An ge l es ( M essersm ith 6. 1) , lO :J Op .m . Chic ag o ( F raW ng 4 -5 ) af San Franc i sc o ( O' Acqui sto 4·5), 10 :30 p .m . Wednesday's Games New Y or k at A tlanta •. nigh t Ci nc i at Mon t r eaL n ight ' Phi l a a t Hou ston ,·.n i ght P itl sbgh a t San Diego. nigh t .5 1. L oui s at L os A ng n ight Ch ic ago a t San Fr an , nigh t Amer'i can League East Bost on M ilwaukee Clev el and Detro it New Yor k Balt i m ore · ·w. pet. g .b. I. 3 1 25 . 55 ~ 7b 27 27 29 14 27 28 30 .53 8 .500 .49 1 .492 26 29 . ~7 3 1 J 3 1 1~ 3_112 41i~ West w . I. pet . g.b . Oakland 32 Texa s 25 .561 30 27 .526 2 Chi c ag o 26 25 .510 3 KansasCi ty 26 28 .481 4112 M innesot a 23 29 . 4~ 2 •6 1h Gil i fornia 25 33 .431 71f"J Monday ' s Results Boston 4 Oakland 1 Texas 6 Detro i t· 3 New York 7 Ca l if 5 Minnesota 9 ~alt 1 (Only games scheduled> Todays Probable Pitchers {All Times EDT) Oakland . CHunter · 8·61 at Boston ( Cieve!and ~ · 5 ) , 7 : 30 p .m. CaiU.ornfa (Lange 1·2 1 at New York ( Stottlemyre 6-7} , 8 p .m . Texas (Clyde 3· 1l at Detr oit ( Fryman 2-3) , 8 p .m . Milwau kee ( Wright 5·6) at Kansas City ( Fitzmorris 5-2}, 8 : 30~ . m . 1 Baltimore CPalmer 2. 7) at Minnesota (Biyleven 5-7L 8 : 30 p .m . . Cleveland (J . Perry , 4. 5) at Cnicego (Bahnsen 5·6 l. 9 p.m . Wednesday' s Gam es Calli a t N e w York Oakland at .B oston , night Clev~ at Chicago, night ·, TeJtas at Detroit, night .. Belllmore &t Minn . n ight Mllwa al Ka;H•.:t5 CiTy, night ' I 1\.~- ~ (. I I scored eight runs, drove in 10 Gaston ' and Dave Winfield and hit four homers. His three keyed a nine-run attack in the hits against the Astros Monday last two innings for San Diego night raised his batting in its triumph over the Pirates. average for the season to .319 Former New York Yankee compared to the .1~ mark he Horace Clarke, playing his compiled in his rookie se~n first game for the Padres since last year. moving into the NL, drove in With two runners on base, the·winning run with a single to Schmidt, the NL's second score Derrel Thomas from leading home run hitter behind second bi:tse. Willie Stargell Los Angeles' Jimmy Wynn and Manny Sanguillen hit two(17), narrowly missed slam- run homers for Pittsburgh. ming his 15th when he lashed a Expos 3, Reds 1 towering drive high into deep Pitcher Steve Renko scored center field in the first inning one run and tripled home off losing pitcher Claude another. to lead Montre;.l past Osteen . As Astros center Cincinnati in a game with two fielder Cesar Cedeno watche.d rain delays totalling 95 minutes at the fence, the ball hit a loud before the contest was cut speaker suspended from the short in the ninth. Rookie Astrodome ceiling and dropped catcher Barry Foote homered into short center field. Schmidt in the third inning for the received credit for a single and Expos' first run while Cesar no runs scored. Geronimo homered in the fifth Think Back for the Reds' only tally . Cin"There's no doubt it would cinnati's Joe Morgan was have been a home run and I robbed of a p<Jssible gamesaid to myself, 'That damn tying, two-run homer in the speaker cost me a homer,"' -eighth when Expos right said Schmidt. "If, for some fielder Ken Singleton made a reason late in the. season I'm leaping catch of his long fly one short (of the home run ball. lead) I'll think back·about it." ·~ ·· Following Schmidt's single, Bill Robinson doubled home two runs and Mike Anderson hit a sacrifice Jly. The Phils SIGN BURLESON locked up the ' game in the SEATI'LE (UP!) - The second inning with fi.ve runs, : Seattle SuperSonics of the three of them scoring on Sch- National Basketball midt's double, as Lonborg Association Monday signed cruised to his seventh victory Tom Burleson, North Carolina in 12 decisions. state's 7-foot, Z.inch center, to In the only other NL games, a five-year nocut contract. San Diego rallied for five runs in the ninth inning to edge Pittsburgh 9-8, Montreal beat Cincinnati 3-1 in a ga111e called in the ninth innfug because of rain, and St. Louis topped Los Angeles 4-2 in 11 innings. In the American League's only action, New York defeated California 7-li, Boston beat Oakland 4-1, Texas topped Detroit 6-3 and Minnesota whipped Baltimore 9-1. Padres 9, Pirates 8 Home runs by Clarence .. SuQeriorS Summer ... c t> l hru bo bbi n tu,r t' w rnJ kc :'1C W1r1g • plc.tsur· HAM SALAD . . ' ....................... ~~: .. 89 swiftS Premium Eversweet SLICED BACON.....................'~:. 7 lioner offers set-it-and-forgel-it cooling comlort by controlling compressor and fan speeds as room .temperature changes. • c ertified by AHAM . when ope rating o n 230 volts. 1<4 .500 BTUs/ hr @ 208 volt s. 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SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE BEEF ge hr.• Frigidaire Room Air Condt- The FTD MlniGarderi'" '1'8rrarium ... the perleet gift fOl' Father '11 Day. . 'e For Picnics, Homemade ,tble. 5CL' 11 now,! The Environment Makers from Frigidaire . ~=:E:. .~. . . . . .1~:. 7g~ BOILING BEEF ..................... '.~: .. 59 Superiors USDA Choice Beef $ 99 DELMONICO STEAK ............'~: ... l • • wi nd ow . .. kJ lu rc ,tJ tc r ·l c,tFrom Frigidaire, here's an Environmen! Maker Room Air Conditioner that turns the the cool on or off LB. SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE Superiors USDA Choice Beef •', button lrunl drop· in bobbin , and grdiN on him. Dudley's Florist SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE 1 out changing parts or position! ~u d denly . . dd lic ull ...ewing l d'o ~ ~ ,trl' l'.IW! 11 \ .t trul y l' CVO· lulionJry· m,IChinc , by Singer, w i 111 <1 n cx du ~ivc onc.. , lcp buttonllUit•r, rxLi u ~ i vc pu'ih· c xclu~ i vL" $1 49 CUBE STEAK-·....-·--·-· Sweepstakes Converts instantly from flat to 'free arm' tubular sewing with - growand~ lil"ttr dial. SUPERIORS CHOICE BEEF \bmmy! Wm Free Meat fcir aYear!· Ask for Entry Forms! A gift that'll I ' Cardinals 4, Dodgers 2 Joe Torre's home run leading off the lith inning enabled St. Louis to beat Los Angeles. The victory enabled the Cardinals to remain two games behind first place Philadelphia in the NL East while the Dodgers, despite the loss, stayed eight games ahead of second place Cincinnati in the West. Jimmy Wynn accounted for Los Angeles' first run with his 17th homer. MIDDLEPORT, () lb. Jonathan Wmters says... automatically. This 15,000BTUsl Phillies' Schmidt still hot We Accept Federal Food Stamp.~ PHONE 992·3480 r;er Mill and ~cond Sts We Reserve The Right To Limit Quanti eo" heritage house Fresh and lean • Any Amount Featuring ·I I pkg. . J \ \ '\ '. .I ·.' �. .. .. . ' ' SALE STARTS 10 A.M. WED. JUNE 12 CHECK THESE ADDITIONA L A NNIVERSARY SAVINGS . OPEN DAILY 10 to 9 SUNDAY 1 to 7 Prices In Effect Through Sunday, June 16 VANWYCK ·· PF.NNZO I L 10W30 r:i:_~:- ~~2-~ PEtdtzun Red Devil MOTOR OIL ¢ "!olltl ~·~ 'V'Pifll u11 ~J!~., LOKLEAR ANTIQUE KITS LIMIT 5 Q TS. ~.:.:"'~ 270Z. Heck's Reg. $7.99 QT. .....---. ......... ' .-,..;-.. ' • -,.~ ORWAX 66e Included are base coat. glaze, sandpaper and cheesecloth llni~il l'' " · . . .... l ... -- F. · ~) &JI '-. ·'---· ··. -· " . ._, -' Heck's Reg. 11.19 , •. , -.....;.__ IHCWS II EG. 69 ' Jewelry Dept. AUTO. DEPT. . Jewelry Dept. LetS unmask the old bu aboo. PORTABLE WINDOW FAN fESCO SHELL - ' ..... $999 HECK' S REG. '1.89 HECK'S REG . $1 .99 HOUSE~ /IN£ DEPT. . . ,.. , CHAMOIS 1\ TO 8 CU PS qJLjt . • fact is: coal-humin ts are~not hopeless Uuters. The damaging misconception that a coal-burning power plant can't be a good neighborcan't be compatible with the environmenthas cauSed m·any to write off coal, our most abundant most available fuel. The second is the avt;l.ilability of low-sulfur ' . coal. Like the gigantic rese rves the U.S; Government owns in the West. Release this clean low-sulfur coal- the people's coal -and power plants equipped with available controls can meet today's stringent environmental standards. The fact Is that only two t~lngs are necessary. First, a willingness to invest millions of dollars In pollution controls. Such as high efficiency electrostatic precipitators. to eliminate fly ash emissions. Heck's Reg. 139.95 Sports Dept. 1 \ •leek's Reg. HECK'S 35 . GOLF CARTS 12.97 47' YD. 1 Because they don't! $}377 '1'' . Heck's Reg. '3.99 REG. Sports Dept. STRUCTO 20" WAGON · GRILL 24"X60" BIKES, . < CHOICE BLAZON $3999 CANDY STRIPED RUNNERS Heck's Reg. $100 48.99 1 Reg. 19.99 BOY'S OR GIRL'S America hat IliON co.t then the Middle ratt -~ -·- o11. Let'• dlfl nt ~eck's 1 MURRAY Coal. is an important key to the solution ·.· - Jewelry Dept. ' . , And electricity can be used to perform many tasks currently the unnecessary burden of short supply Oil and gas. •- I -- AIR MATTRESS More electricity can then be generated by coal instead of precious oil and gas. . And cooling .towers where needed to ' safeguard water quality. To eliminate the dllcharge of heat Into adjacent waterways. Heck's Reg. 13.48 $99 88 BEACH INFLATABLE of our energy problems. The low-sulfur coal in the West is an important key to scotching the mind-closing misconception that coal-burning power plants always pollute. I CABIN TENT Heck's Reg. 14.66 HAMI~~N DELUXE STAND MIXER 3 Square Ft. JJ.' ' WITH APPLICATOR WITH SCREEN HECK'S REG. 116.88 HARDWARE O~PT ' Waste Basket ,.,- - ·-r.. j, WAX BOlD & BRIGHT l .' oz. RALLY CREAM PRESSURE COOKER Heck's Reg. $9 .99 Housewares Dept. Heck's Reg. 13.99 18 99 • $199 - 4 QUA RT . : - ' Heck's Reg. 1 1.88 ' ~2166 ' GYM SET Heck's Reg. $49.99 '39 ' 9' ' ~ ' ; . ' . Her.k's Reg. 129.83• . t . . r ..l ~ . ~ Hardware Dept.. I ••, • n-· J.; ., • I , Ohio Power Company ' ' A vital part of the 7-state American Electric Power System. . ' ' '' .,. . . I ' ' I. ' ' ' 'I . ' I\ , I , ,~ ' I I ' I. ,. I ' \/ I ' I I I . ' I I . I . 'I ' .· . : I ' • 'I . ' ' I ' ' ' ( \ ,. \ ., . \ .r ... l f, . �. .. .. . ' ' SALE STARTS 10 A.M. WED. JUNE 12 CHECK THESE ADDITIONA L A NNIVERSARY SAVINGS . OPEN DAILY 10 to 9 SUNDAY 1 to 7 Prices In Effect Through Sunday, June 16 VANWYCK ·· PF.NNZO I L 10W30 r:i:_~:- ~~2-~ PEtdtzun Red Devil MOTOR OIL ¢ "!olltl ~·~ 'V'Pifll u11 ~J!~., LOKLEAR ANTIQUE KITS LIMIT 5 Q TS. ~.:.:"'~ 270Z. Heck's Reg. $7.99 QT. .....---. ......... ' .-,..;-.. ' • -,.~ ORWAX 66e Included are base coat. glaze, sandpaper and cheesecloth llni~il l'' " · . . .... l ... -- F. · ~) &JI '-. ·'---· ··. -· " . ._, -' Heck's Reg. 11.19 , •. , -.....;.__ IHCWS II EG. 69 ' Jewelry Dept. AUTO. DEPT. . Jewelry Dept. LetS unmask the old bu aboo. PORTABLE WINDOW FAN fESCO SHELL - ' ..... $999 HECK' S REG. '1.89 HECK'S REG . $1 .99 HOUSE~ /IN£ DEPT. . . ,.. , CHAMOIS 1\ TO 8 CU PS qJLjt . • fact is: coal-humin ts are~not hopeless Uuters. The damaging misconception that a coal-burning power plant can't be a good neighborcan't be compatible with the environmenthas cauSed m·any to write off coal, our most abundant most available fuel. The second is the avt;l.ilability of low-sulfur ' . coal. Like the gigantic rese rves the U.S; Government owns in the West. Release this clean low-sulfur coal- the people's coal -and power plants equipped with available controls can meet today's stringent environmental standards. The fact Is that only two t~lngs are necessary. First, a willingness to invest millions of dollars In pollution controls. Such as high efficiency electrostatic precipitators. to eliminate fly ash emissions. Heck's Reg. 139.95 Sports Dept. 1 \ •leek's Reg. HECK'S 35 . GOLF CARTS 12.97 47' YD. 1 Because they don't! $}377 '1'' . Heck's Reg. '3.99 REG. Sports Dept. STRUCTO 20" WAGON · GRILL 24"X60" BIKES, . < CHOICE BLAZON $3999 CANDY STRIPED RUNNERS Heck's Reg. $100 48.99 1 Reg. 19.99 BOY'S OR GIRL'S America hat IliON co.t then the Middle ratt -~ -·- o11. Let'• dlfl nt ~eck's 1 MURRAY Coal. is an important key to the solution ·.· - Jewelry Dept. ' . , And electricity can be used to perform many tasks currently the unnecessary burden of short supply Oil and gas. •- I -- AIR MATTRESS More electricity can then be generated by coal instead of precious oil and gas. . And cooling .towers where needed to ' safeguard water quality. To eliminate the dllcharge of heat Into adjacent waterways. Heck's Reg. 13.48 $99 88 BEACH INFLATABLE of our energy problems. The low-sulfur coal in the West is an important key to scotching the mind-closing misconception that coal-burning power plants always pollute. I CABIN TENT Heck's Reg. 14.66 HAMI~~N DELUXE STAND MIXER 3 Square Ft. JJ.' ' WITH APPLICATOR WITH SCREEN HECK'S REG. 116.88 HARDWARE O~PT ' Waste Basket ,.,- - ·-r.. j, WAX BOlD & BRIGHT l .' oz. RALLY CREAM PRESSURE COOKER Heck's Reg. $9 .99 Housewares Dept. Heck's Reg. 13.99 18 99 • $199 - 4 QUA RT . : - ' Heck's Reg. 1 1.88 ' ~2166 ' GYM SET Heck's Reg. $49.99 '39 ' 9' ' ~ ' ; . ' . Her.k's Reg. 129.83• . t . . r ..l ~ . ~ Hardware Dept.. I ••, • n-· J.; ., • I , Ohio Power Company ' ' A vital part of the 7-state American Electric Power System. . ' ' '' .,. . . I ' ' I. ' ' ' 'I . ' I\ , I , ,~ ' I I ' I. ,. I ' \/ I ' I I I . ' I I . I . 'I ' .· . : I ' • 'I . ' ' I ' ' ' ( \ ,. \ ., . \ .r ... l f, . �• B - TheDa•lySenlmel,j11•ddleport Pome10y 0 lucsday Jun• 11 t974 For Rent or Sale Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! 2 SIGNS DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY Face lifts hold ~ 1nd bet h al l c lcc lr c m R CI C ne <HCCI Cal l S e~m Ya tes 99? 71 39 IRISH Sett er PLIPS Siamese K li en s A !< C Pood e pvp pt es Ph easan 1 ch1ck s Phone I 256 t970 NOVA CPE little danger By La" renee E Lamb M D DEAR DR IAMB - I am a 56 year old woman and I m ver) Interested m havmg a face hft Are there any after effect.s' Does th1s type of surger) alwa)s turn out per feet ' How long does one sta) m the hospital ' Wh1ch season of the year IS best or doesn t 11 matter whe ther 1t ts ~.:old nr warm weather? And how can I ge t a surgeon who IS h1ghly skilled m hiS work' DEAR READER - There ISn t any reason wh} people should not have a face hft 1f they \\ant to Improve the1r appearance ThiS applies to both men and women The best reason for wantmg a fa ce hft IS to help you look better That m turn means 1! can help your outlook on hfe and 11 often helps people m the1r careers or work The only thmg I have agamst them IS that they usually cost too much The operatiOn IS really not that d1ff1eult It IS Important not to expect too much from a face lift The change m appearance will not reverse the effect.s of age on your body A person w1ll not have a new Improved sex hie unless the psychic response Simply removed old lllh!blhons or other psychologica l problems The confidence may help her or hun enJOY hfe more There 1s qUite a bit of d1f ference m the techmques used InCISIOns m the hair can pull the hairline back and enlarge the fa ce The fac1al ap pearance 1s grea tly affected by the frammg of the face w1th the natural hairline Some techmques do very little to dusturb the natural ha1rhne In a \\i oman the scars can be S1545 Loca l 1 owner good t 1res 6 c yl w1th aut om atic tran s r ad 1o b lue f1m sh spotless clean blue nter1or eaSily h1dden b) the half style It can be done JUSt as "ell for lllen wtth the cu rren t longer ha1r style In ge neral though, 1f you are willing to accept some small changes In appearance and don t expect to have a com pl etely you thful face the result.s are usually qwte good I am a b1t concerned, though abo ut your desc npllon of 1970 FORD MAVERICK 3 PONIE S one 1S Palam no Phon e 992 3183 6 9 Jtc " '" -' .. 4 cy l nder 6 9 5t c OPEN EVES8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO Notice Electnc Ga s Sewer Lln e5 •n stalled Work guaranteed Dozer Ba ck hoe Truck s Limeston e & Fill Dtrt Commercia I Restdenha I Cun~trucflon & Remodel B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY LO SE we g ht w th New Sh ap e Tabl et s and Hydrex Water Ptl s Du tton Drug M d dlepor t and Nelson Drug 6 11 Jtp 777 Pearl Street M :ldleporf OhiO Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 J&B AUTO BODY ------ --- ----- _________ ___ _ Real Estate For Sale lOLA'S Beauty Salon - -- ------ - - -- The Rosenberg Iron and Metal Co. for Rent ------- - ----- Far Wedneodey June 12 1974 ARIES (March 21 -April 1 9) You wtl l want to w thdraw a generous gesture you made after you have g1ven the matter second thoughts TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It looks l1ke you II have to hold up the heavy end tn a sttuatlon you re tnvolved In wtlh a In end Its because cond111ons weren t spel led out properl y GEMINI (May 21 June 20) In your dea lings today try not to use self glonfymg techntques to call attent1on to yourself They won I produce the effect you des re CANCER (June 21 July 22) A plan ol some mpor1ance to you w II be temporarily blocked by a condtt on you have no control over Don t despa r - wa t 1t out LEO (Juty 23 Aug 22) You may have to sett le for less than you expected n something you ve been hop1ng lor Tt1e values you ant c paled are a bil to o h gh VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Your deCiS ons Will be swayed today by a strong persona l ty He ms1sts upon hav ng hiS way However res rot always rgll LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 231 Your way of accomplish ng something w111 confl ct w•th the boss s way Its best that you comply as he w•ll not mod fy hiS orders SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) You II be lucky w th thmgs as long as they are based on ac tuah ty S•tu at10ns still n the Idea stage are another matter SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Oec 21) To malnta1n peace on the home fr ont be sure to let your mate n on all of today s plans Spnngmg a surpr•se spe lls problems CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jon 19) Before you beg1n projects be certam you thmk them through thoroughly else once you re Involved you may wish hadn t started AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb 19) You Sl1ll tend to be too ex travagant 1n material affi\rs If you follow th1s course n w111 soon lighten your purse PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Your self Interests are best served today •f you re not overly Impulsive You II need to retrace some steps 1f you jump the starting blocks loo early June 12, 1i74 Lady luck Will o•ve you a big boost lti1s year bul you shouldn t rely solely upon her If you build with d<lftnlle goals 1\'hat '' handed you can be made to last I • - -- - - --------- THE ------ ------- WISEMAN AGENCY -------------- Call of fhe West 15 9 00 - A Decade of Change 33 The Way Th ngs Ar e 20 . See 9 30 - Book Beat 20 Hawkms a 10 10 00 - Washmgton Stratghl Talk 33 News 20 Marcus Welby 6 13 Poltce Stor y 3 4 15 Our FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES & SERVICE HOME ALARMS 10 30 - Day at N1ght 33 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 IS .~a nak1 JJ 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Untouchabl es 13 M1 ss on lm poSSible 6 Movte Mir acle of Morgan s Creek 8 En s gn DITCHING SERVlCE Water Ltnes and Lmes All work done by the - -- ----- --- --- ---- --- ----- --- MO~~~ho;;;; ,o;:-renl - A-;;ult• 4,000 BTU o 6 tfc ----------ONE bedroom furntshed 6 9 41p -------- ------ Radlato '-Service • WOOD TRUSSES Pufnstuf : I 'I I Bulldozer Rad1ator to lhe Yoga and You 33 Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Spec1alist Delivered to Job S1te &ZUSPAN These s•zes also available EX PER IENCEO pamter n ter or and e xte rtor Cal l Donald Van Met er 985 3951 5 22 26 tp 9.. Ail 3 BEDROOMS LARGE KIT LIKE NEW C.;RPET ALUM SID IN G OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PRICED BE LOW MARKET Sl2000 Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone992 2181 DOZER or backhoe worK 446 398 1 or 446 3459 Ph 64tt ESTABLI SHED routeman for - -- -- - - - - - - - - p ckup and del very ABC Cleaners Phone 773 5543 6 7 tf c SA LE' SALE SALE Barry WAITRESSE S wanted App l y m Mtller Mob le Home Sales 1s person Crow s Steak House overs tocked on used and We re possessed Mobile Homes 5 14 He have 12 used 10 and 12 w de that must be sold th s WAITRESS and grt I cook weekend Our pr ces mclud e Apply in person Blue and Grey Pomeroy Oh o your delivery and comp lete se t up Stoo m or ca ll today 6 5 6t c you II be glad you d d Barry M ller Moone Home ::aa 1es IU:> ESTABLISHED rou te man for Farson St reet Belpre Ohio ptc kup and delivery ABC phone 423 9531 Clea ner s Ph 773 5543 6 6 10Tc 6 7 tfc Mobile Homes For Sale -------------- - - - ----------- ------ -------- THE SPINN ING Wheel Ant ique Shop In Ant qu ty Oh o w II open tor busmess at 10 a m Fr day June 14 Hours 10 4 weekends 6 10 Otc CARRIERS WANTED MASON NEW HAVEN LINCOLN HILL PHONE 992·2156 The Daily Sentinel ' - ------------ Auto Sales 1970 FORO Maver Ck 2 dr Economtca l 6 cyl nder automattc must sell $1 100 or best offer Phone 992 5190 6 9 4tp ------------1974 CHEVY Nova Super Sport automattc transm and P b Actual 6 Can be seen at Avenur or: call 992 ss lon p s 926 mites 1OS u h 10n 3293 6 9 6tc --------------1963 MERCUEY St at.on wagon OFFIC&--446 3641 EVENINGS Bud McGhee-446 1255 E M Ike Wtseman-446 3796 Ph 9'12 2174 Pomeroy WILL TRIM or cui tr ees and shrubbery Also clea n out basements att cs etc Phone 949 3221 or 742 4441 6 6 26tc SEPTIC TANKS cleaned reasonable rates Ph 446 4782 Gal l po li s John Ru ssel l owner and operator 5 12 tfc AUTOMOBILE msurance been cancel l ed? Lost your operators 1 cens e Call 992 1-428 6 15 tfc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 53012tp SERVI CE S offered furn 1ture uphotster1ng r easonab le rates P ckup and del very free est mates 3 protesss onal craftsmen to serve you better and faster Ph one Mowrey s Upholstery 675 4154 Pt Pleesant W Va 5 30 26tc F;JR t! I{Et; esttmales on alum num repla ceme nt w ndows s d ng storm doors and windows Ra1llng Phone Charles L sle Syracuse Oh10 Carl Jacob Sales Representative V V Johnson and Son Inc 4 30 tfc OPEN Roger Hysel l s Garage near Crossroads on State Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m Monday through Saturday Phone 992 5682 or 992 7121 5 15 26tc H & W Refngerat on Services Refrtgerafors freezer. a r cond tloners and commerc al un 1ts Phone 992 5587 or 992 • 7204 5 15 26tp bath dlnmg R 120 ACRES near m ne area m nera l nghts Phone 992 7745 even ngs 6 6 6tc cond1t1on $13 500 00 SYRACUSE - Large level lot 2 sides fenced 3 BR $100 Call 992 2441 after 5 30 pm --- - ------ ----6 4 tf c 1969 CHEVY Townsman stat•on wagon $1 195 good cond ton Phone 992 7620 5 24 tfc even1ngs are ca rpeted Llvmg R car peted utility R level lot Just sa 500 POMEROY - Owner must 1964 CHEVELLE eKCellent sell 6 rooms and bath NEW running cond t on Freddy I paint paneling celllngo Thabet Mason W Va some floor covering Dltt 5 15 tfc building A buy al $4 500 HERES YOUR CHANCE' WE SAY DON T WAIT Real For Sale MANY OTHER HOMES TO 5 ROOM house w th beth large CHOOSE FROM lawn Enterpr1 se on Rou t e 33 Phone 992 7800 992 2259 or 992 2568 I 6 7 61c ----- --------EState - -1------- -- ONE FLOOR - 6 rooms CONCRETE your Free 3284 Co 30 tfc Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp1 tal 6 13 Pnce Is 5 30- Etec Co 33 Beverly Hlllbillles8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Hogans Heroes 13 Western Star Theater 15 C BRADFORD Auct1oneer Comclete Serv~ee Phone 949 382 1or 949 3161 Rac1ne Oh10 Cr tt Bradford 5 1 tfc -------------SEWING MACH INES Repair North-South lose 'blame' ttff J 29 ttc -------------DOZER work land clearing by NORTH !ht \ lid I I 1 II J \ I ~ II~ lt i 111 1-: l I :... \\tul c th< 1str m gulnHr•ont' fo 11 d lil tl t t ) lrkt II.M ul 1hu1 p u cn ts (OIIlplnmnts b\ l1 11 t u111h u Js [IIIUI L'd 111 f1om tp pn t tat I V{' tt t ns jX I nd!l !u\ My fkll enl~ let nu l xpr ess Ill\ fu l111 gs Hld tt: lt II 11 1c nut to br tsh 1111cd uf Ill\ opHuons n cn 1f differ ent fr om tl11 1 s l lu ~ ICC't'p! me for" h 11 I 1111 nt t \\ h tl thn \\ til t n1t lo IJt: rhey VC !11 l dl Ill( t Onftd~n t D td do(' sn I poke fun \\hln I usk d :;t up ul qutsllon H£ lxpl ams Th ey hstcn Ill~ mto deuswn s I might neve r tx lee tured mto uwk mg nnd surpn se th rv usutlly hun out n ght I ltkc mv fo lks sense of humor then h ust und the w 1y they really undc1 stand and HE Aft" hal l 111 trymg to say They don t hold grudges the' hght fall nut bit llgmg up the past 1hke the ve.11 I me ssed up" 1th drugs) They re honest wrth U::i kids Wl n..'s p ~ct l llem because tile } r espec t us Mom and Dad can kid around and we have a bdll but when tt s parent-tune they hang m there WCKnow uur lumts Tirev re \\ tse gentle poople \\ ho love God ._tnd C<H h ot11e1 and me no matter what We re good fnends They can ac t hke teen,,ge• sand k1d mound and not be so stra 1ght faced pm entlike but Mom can always s1t down and have a seriOus talk and Dad cun g1vc you a mce yel ling at My folks see me as a human be1ng an md1 vtdual w1th VIews of my own which they accept w1thoul condemrung They aren t afraid to show they love each other and their ch ildren A sudden hug or a pat on the hand or a specwl com plunent IS a great thmg What I hke best about my parents IS not only that they are the wa) they are, but that they Simply AHE ' As for the estranged mmonty - how d1d unsuccessful unhappy youths get that wa) ' Accordmg to our computer read outs, most have three thmgs m common the) rate t h e~ r pa rents as not much mterested 1n me they ra te their parents marr~ages as poor and of cou1 se the) rate parent-ch•ld commumcahon at near zero These are the boys and g1rls who when asked What do yo u kttchen st orm drs and win dows Garage and carport ~lJJ/Wffi'J1~@ silk AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesam e St 20 T r ut h or Cons 6 Black Journal 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 a 10 15 Roo m 222 13 7 00 - News6 10 What s M y ln e8 Truth or Cons 3 Beat The Clock 4 Elec Co 20 J mm y Dean 13 I Sp y 15 Pc r lo r m~n cc 33 r) J 1 7 30 - To Tel l The Tru th 6 Sa le of the Ce ntur y 8 Beallhe Clock 13 Poll ee Su rg eon 3 Antiques 20 E p sode Ac t on 33 On Th e Money 4 Snow Wh t e 10 8 00 - Bui ld ng of Gund Hal l 33 Co ncer to For Mona 20 The Cowboys 6 13 Ba se ball 3 Chase 4 15 Bobb e Gentry B 10 B 30 - Mov1e P1on eer Woman 13 In Sea r ch of Amertca 6 Holl ywood Televts1on T hea tre 33 9 00 - Cannon a 10 Mov 1e Don t Just Stand There ) I II IJ WHEN iHEY FOUND $1400000 45 ACRES - Of Wild land Has FCQWI I Prill - Now anan&e the circled letten j (J electrtc wtth water across road Some mmerals Want only $5500 00 NEW HOME - 3 bedrooms mce closets 1112 baths cook and bake un 1ts Garage and one acre of land In the country Ask1ng S28 ooo oo BRICK VENEER 3 and lull basement on landscaped lot 1n Large 8 see NOTHING LIKE HAVING WHAT YOU WANT AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD TRY US FOR YOUR FUTURE NEEDS BABY FARMS WE ED Special This Week! Water Softener ltke new, $100 A! so 54" Stnk $29 95 Several Gas and Electnc: Ranges to Corm the surprise auuwer, l'e•lerd•y e 11p - 2995 up S15up New Rec hners Only 49.95 Several Rockers Several Odd Cha~rs Twtn & Full S11e Beds, complete 8 Bedroom Su1tes $25 29 95 UR :49 95 up~ 5 Wr1nger Washers 25 00 UP' Rail Away Bed Pnced ta Sellt 20 Apt S110 Gu • Ranges. 20" w1de 4995up GREAT COUNTRY Check the quality and price~ at the Rutland Borga'" Center w1th all the u~ furnt1ure dealers 1n the ar"""' We re sure you'll return to our store .... SliREO 92.1 WMPO-FMI Rutland Furniture 742 4211 Rutland, 0 See H<~rb, Dave or Mike Grote Middleport Pomeroy UP McCLOSKEY' I \ J CP XVPKFJl t.,.. SJ114ieato lee.) DOD TillS LOOK LIICI!! TNE FELLOW WHO EAST FLAOGED .863 'J76432 VOURCA8? 1)) I +Q97 North South vulnerable Norlh East South 1• Pass Pass GASOLINE ALLEY CAPTAIN EASV It wuz pass down t' me b4 Openmg lead-4A HMPH m.S41Bl.Y A$ AN OLD CAVALRY TROOPE£ N fi M BOMBAY HI) S5AR:5 I. OFTEfoJ TAKE AN !=:VEI-J foJ 6 CIHJTE!r m' qran'papp4 t WITI-4 ONE OF THE SE NE-W I=ANGLE'D ELE CTRONIC HlfAJ<::JN ~.:~ AID5 T U~NeO UP TO EN.JOY' THE 50UPIJD5 OF NATLIRE D YE ,EE z see the forest ~~;~~ fault of allofthe trees IS a bndge many No,rtn wanted to know why ~~~:~!~ ~ openmg such a light vul· bid South wanted to know why North " hadn't doubled four clubs and taken a sure profit Netther '' one noticed that South had a cmch way to make hts game , West opened the ace of clubs and contmued wtth the queen The kmg was played from dummy East ruffed and led back a heart whereupon South had to lose a finesse m that su1t and one m dtamonds to wmd up one tr1ck shorl 1 WINNIE WINKLE THE BORN Mt% WINNIE WINKLE' REFORT TO THE INFOR/NITlON DE$K 1 PLEA&E All South had to do was not to play dummy s kmg clubs when he dtd If East ruffed lhe second club to lead a heart South would wm, draw trumps and diScard h1s queen of hearts on that mce club • kmg I Ir East didn't ruff West's , ~st play would be to lead a thtrd club East would ruff1 South would overruff ana draw trumps Then he would lose the dtamond finesse but would not have to take a heart finesse because dum· my s fourth diamond would be a parkmg place for the heart queen ' ALLEY OOP I NI!VER CAMe ~ERE TDSPV 1 ON'>O\J THEN WI<AT WEI<E YOU DOING NI!AR OUR CAMP-7 MUC~ LIEUTiiNANT AND MUST SE SILENCED 1 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I ,c·z:g;!:1tMJll.$U : The b1ddmg has been : Weot North East •a Double Pass 1' " you South, hold 11 Soullt BARNEY 7 • 654 'J7432 tAQ97.3 : '" What do you do now1 • 1!.-Bid lhree hearts. Your dll: tPibuUan and oeven high·canl J!!!)nll <all for a strong bid lnd· ifentally, thlo partl<ular jump Is , DOt an absolute force TODAY'S QUESTION West bids three spades North and East pass What do you do ntrw? HOW DID 'IE DO IN TH' CARD GAME LAST NIGHT, PAW" I CLEANED UP, MAW l: ittenKabood le was oil "'' K1tten Kaboo:l le was a lso ugly stup1d and ]f', :!1 a lazy cat Actual!) • FB GWBTE DICK TRACY I ' (f) 111'16 lt:lnr P.. A FACE LIFT '' ' I EBHPFCQWI CJE WHEN WE CANNOT MASTER IT -NICOLAS CHAMFORT Amw.. r Enabled the agmg beauty to keep ller rhrn PLPVKBWP PLPVK- Yealerda;y'1 Ceyplacpale: HE WHO CANNOT GOVERN IUS PASSIONS SHOULD KILL THEM, AS WE KILL A HORSE lumbt., DRAFT FLUTE BELIEF CIRCUS l ORF GWBT FCBVBRICSK -IREFJL (Aiuwert tomorrow' Rock n Roll ZJWWBF or Several Refngerators $35 uy. Breakfasl Sets CJLP I ouneoted by the above <artoon.u I(II IXXIIIJ Sli!IPIIISI ANSWER hell 6 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Take F1ve For L1fe 15 Rev1val 13 2 00 - New s 4 HJW .. 62 1 Bed complete 88 oo 15 LIVIng Room Suttes, tn stock, $25 up J HIM UNC'ER TH~ • KQ10952 I 49 95 CRYPTOQUOTES TI-IE:Y NASl5ED HIM Married and Single 15 The Turbu len t Ocea n 10 10 OD- ABC News Cl oseup 6 13 Ko1ak 8 10 New s 20 El ot Norton Rev ews 33 10 30 - New Oat ng Game 3 Day At Night 33 11 00 - Johnny Carso n 3 4 15 Untouc hables 13 M1ss•on lm poss1ble 6 Mov es The F1fth Day of Peace 8 Porgy and One letter simply stands for another In lhls sample A Is UJed lor the three L s X lor the two 0 s, eto SinKie letters, apostrophes, the lentth and formation of the words are all hints Eaob day the code letters ore dlflerent 'AQ +8P4 tic Kmg Stze • .. AQJ10985 .. 4 SOUTH 101 0 DELL Almement located on Route 124 and County ~ct 5 Crossroads !:Omplete front end tuneup and brake service Please call for appointment 742 3232 5 24 tfc Small Bedroom Su1te 25 Espied 27 Porter 29 Attack 30 Heasonableness 31 Take the helm 36 Threefold ( comb form) :n Pasture 9 Former White House name 10 Toothed 16 Athirst 19 Arrow pots on 22 - she blows 23 SwoUen 24 Effect 1=+-+- .. K73 WEST Yesterday's Answer DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work tt: LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-WAKE +AKJ 10 .7 'KB +532 In 1!!69 labor leader John I Lew is prcs1dent ementus o the Um tcd Mme Worker< Umon died at the age of 89 ~-'IJ>I!tt' LmLE ORPHAN ANHIE '1095 -- ----------- bdrm s bath steam heat modern krtchen front porch level lot and garage N1cely y 11 • AJ4 the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator with over 20 years expenence Pullins Excavating Pomeroy Oh10 Phone 992 2.478 12 19 tfc l tt u HtH ll t u Si \ d ' trl l ~ ln H st..: l d l\ s t ulu t! l\ \ II r otld Lh1 l 1\l ( lt ' 1f lht st 11 S\H nng lUI Qm stlum lll fu 1 l r 1 111 l ( I u .: n IH r s td It 1 y Ftlt lllur lrvt s so f 11 h ul bi t r1 pH II\ snu t ss fll l 1 1 I unh (:! Bess 10 12 30 - News 13 W1id W ld West WIN AT BRIDGE serv.ce all makes 992 2284 The Fabr1c Shop Pomeroy Author zed Smger Sales and Serv ce We Sharpen Scissors 2 11 15 Edge of N1ght 8 10 Best of Drums and 10 How To Surv1ve A Marnage 3 15 The Way Thmgs Are 20 Carrascolendas 33 4 00- Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 20 33 Huck & Yog1 6 I Dream of Jeannte l3 Tattletales a Mov1e The Caddy .t1 30 - Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpotl 4 Gilligan s Island 6 13 Vlrg1man 8 5 00 - Mr R~ers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr1ffm 4 Andy Griffith 8 B1g Valley 6 10 23 tfc deltvered right to protect Fast and easy ,...es t imates Phone 992 Goegle ln Ready M1X Middleport Ohio 6 4 R1ghl 8 10 RFD 20 20 3 30 - One L1fe to L1ve 6 13 Phil Donahue 4 Match Game 8 992 7349 3 spend them on the full w1dth front parch of this 1 story frame home 3 BR bath dmlng R 3 00 - SEPT I C TANKS cleaned Modern Sanitation 992 3954 or Inability to H~ here 33 2 30 - Doctors 3 • Bugles 33 lh II' h•n .md Su., Bond l!f;~ly Oswald & James Jacoby bath basement porches new FA gas furnace S6 500 MIDDLEPORT Afternoon Playbreak 6 13 Woman 33 ""~ 2 00 - Days of Our L lves3 4 15 Gu1d1ng L1ght 8 10 Ou r Street 10 4 tfc READY MIX 12 55- NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Concentration 8 What s My Lme 10 Cookln Cajun 33 1 30 - 3 On A Match J 4 15 As The World Turns 8 10 ABC ... ----- - ------- - room home 2 baths large hvlng 18x24 enclosed porch steam heat and garage apt on corner lot Good rentals Call to carpeting ~ ~ Real Estate For Sale , Rutland S30 000 00 MIDDLEPORT - porches about 1 acre barn other bu1dtngs m good 12 30 - Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Spl1t Second 6 Celebnty Sweepstakes 3 15 Afternoon W1th OJ 13 Electrtc Co 33 -E-XCAVATING rlozer lolllder and backhoe work septic tanks 1nstalled dump trucks and to boys for h1re will haul fill dirt top soli limestone ONE new all el ectr•c 3 and gravel Cell Bob or Roger bedroom S19 900 and 3 other Jeffers day phone 992 7089 homes Phone 992 3975 or 992 ntght phone 992 3525 or 992 2571 5232 6 5 tfc room nice New tob wants to move must sell quickly 2 story frame 3 BR fam1ly room t1 55- CBS News8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00- Password 6 Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 Jackpot 3 15 Mr Rogers 33 3035 ROO FS and houses panted Free es t1mat es plenTy of r eferen ces Phone 992 3363 bedrooms cook and bake umts ~~~:;;;;--;;:;:::i~~~ with lovely cabmets dining 608 E MAIN POMEROY, 0 10 30- Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gambtt 8 10 I Dream of Jeanme 13 Wheels Ktlns and Clay 33 11 00 - Password 13 W1zard of Odds 3 4 15 M1ke Douglas 6 Now You See It 8 10 Focus on Energy 33 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 .t1 15 Love of L tfe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Mounfa10 Scene 33 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Mason W Va 6 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Capt Kanga r oo 8 10 Jeff s Coll 1e 6 Urban League 10 8 25 - Jack LaLanne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 Green Acres 10 .. 8 55 - News 13 Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 "'- 9 00 - Paul D1 xon 4 Fr endly Junct1on 10 AM 3 Abbott Costello 8 Phil Donahue 15 W1ld Wtld West 6 Captam Kangaroo 10 M1ster Rogers 33 Mov e Tarzan and the Leopard Woman 13 9 30 - To Tell The Truth 3 Electnc Co 33 TBA a 10 00 - Dtnah Shore 3 15 Joker s Wild 8 tO Company 6 Lll as smallest Heater Core BUilt to Your Specs 1974 7 30 - New Zoo Revue6 Tuxedo Tennessee 13 ;:,..... From the largest Truck or .•r+..,-1;/¢ 12 7 00 - Todoy 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 D1ck Van Dyk e 13 H R RPERIENCED .. ~- ~ located In Pomeroy s1a 000 00 12 ROOMS - I h baths n1ce RUTLAND 5 000 6 ooo 8 ooo 10 000 and 12 000 BTU POMEROY LANDMARK Employment Wanted ONE WELL LO T PRICED MID TWENTIE S '109.95 apartment Call 99 2 3173 afT er 5pm Hep I Wane Id GARAGE ALL LARGE FLAT LANDSCAPED WEDNESDAY JUNE Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992-7089 Ntght 992 3525 or 992 5232 CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR AIR CONDITIONERS only Phone 992 5592 , ' 6 00 - Sunnse Semmar 4 Sacred Hea rt 10 6 25 - Farm Report 13 6 30 - F1ve Mmutes to Lt ve By 4 New s 6 B1ble An swe r s 6 The Story 13 Sacred Heart 10 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Far mt1me 10 Mornmg Report 3 H()JPQINT fatherless and poor and havmg KOSMETICS & to overcome a childhood bout KOSCOT WIGS For a good 1 ne of w1th polio He tells how he Cosmet cs fnendly serv ce and someone to chat w th learned from his earliest years Q1ve me a rail Helen Jan e to tdenhly with the un Brown 992 511 3 3 19 tfc derprlvileged and to diStrust people of wealth and position A TO Z Mart used furn shed appliances CIOthmg d shes He writes of h1s love of the and m1sc Rt 33 oppos te land, of riding the rods, of tra ler court Hartford W va getting to know the hoboes, 4 10 tfc workers, rrunortties and native - ----- - - - - --American radicals The reader MEIGS County Humane Soctety Thrtft Shop open 10 am I II sees how these early ex 4 JO p m every Fr da y end Sat urd ay New used stock periences were the bas1s lor arr•v ng weekl y c othtng what developed mto a umque col l ect btes appl1ances treasur es records p ct ures and now famous political and books lamps toys Loca ted Judicial philosophy across from Pom eroy Post Off ce Malverne Manor, by Helen 5 12 tfc York - It was the last of Amy s letters -desperate and fearful YARD sale end of corporat on I mtts n Rutland 4 family - that brought Claire Atwood Clothe s antique d shes and other mtsc June 12 13 end 15 hurrying to Malverne Manor 9 a m to 4 p m lmagme Claire s surpriSe on 6 11 3tc amvmg at the Manor, when she discovered that Amy had For Sale never been there Where, then 8 x 35 HOUSETRAILER w th t pout I vmg r oom Call 992 had her letters come from and 6630 who had written them• More 6 11 Stc unportant, where was Amy? The search for answers to these queshons leads the plucky herome mto Situations FOUR PLAYERS PITTSBURGH (UPI ) - The she had never encountered before - menacmg, smlSter, Pittsburgh Pirates Monday and she learns almost too late, signed four players who were selected last week m the deadly From Dppe to HoRC, by W L regular phase of the free agent Darruan Pttca!thly - A man draft The players are shortstop t beatmg his wife, a teenage gu-1 selling her body a young boy Ron Barlow of Shenandoah, stealing from hiS mothef - all Pa , pitchers Greg Ferguson of were hopeless inhabitants of Fort Worth, Tex , and John the mghtmare world of drugs Bowling of Hodgenville, Ky , until they came to Father and catcher Marwn H1ggms of ' P1t' and his Samaritan Bmrungham, Ala Halfway Society m Queens, New York Their stories, and those of many others who have crying need for deCISIVe action walked the long road from dope agamst the narcotics trade and to hope, form the locus of this the even l!l:eater peed to help book It IS the hiStory of one those already struggling to man 'a lone fight to open the kick the habit This book IS an eyes of the Indifferent to the lnspiratiqn I 1 00 - Tomorrow J 4 N ght Tram to Terror 13 Take F ve for L1fe 15 200 - News4 Power .See or Call • ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED 10 12 30 - News 13 l ~lalled Phone 742 4673 742 5595 Bill Brown. Owner Rutland, Ohto HOGG Pulver toot or contract Also dozer work and septtc tanks liT --------------- - - - - --- 7 30 - To Tell th e T ruth 6 New Pnce Is R ght 8 10 RFD 70 Hollywood Squares 3 Dealers Ch01ce 4 Bea t th e Clock 13 8 00 - Happy Days 6 13 Nova 20 Maude 8 10 Adam 17 4 15 Best of Drums and Bugl es 33 8 30 ~ SnoopS sters 3 4 15 ABC Theatr e 6 13 Hawa 1 F ve 0 BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT Wanted To Buy 742-5293 TBA 15 Located at Modern Supply small Engtne Repelr 8 tO Stop In and Floor D1splay W t~ler 1974 7 00 - What s My Lme 8 Dusty s Tra11 13 Elec Co 20 Tru th or CQnseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 Paul Nu ch m s 33 0 FURNITURE RACINE OHIO 11 222 13 and PH. 949-3611 33 000 BTU a r con d honer good cond t on Rea son for se l l ng s nstall ng central a r cond1l on ng Phone 992 5208 6 9 41p Wllkmson Small Engine 992 3092 399 w Ma1n Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES g;.rden tractors n 3 F AM ILY basem ent sale Ju n e ROOM for elder ly lady pr va te ho me Phone 667 3305 1? 13 581 S dlh Sl M d 6 11 3t c dl epor t be twe en he hours of 9 to 3 p m Cloth es sweeper 1970 SUZUK I 350 road bke 5 c urta ns bedspread s an POLL Y S Auc t on every speed Phone 843 2935 Fr day 7 C m A I PMk rtnd ltq ues and m sc 6 Sip H gh Si s Ant Qu es col lector 6 11 21c tem s flnl q u £' !urn tur e 2 L I NCOl N we lder s 500 amp s YARD sa e Andr ew Van color T v s St ep n P & J AC Phon e 992 3285 Matre s q,~ ft on w va Od ds and Ends 215 Nor th 6 11 61 c Moved to Rutland Jf.l mile Car p et bedroom su t es Sec ond St for fu rn lur e lam ps baby tur n ture and barga n s W II sel l your EXCEL SI OR Salt Works E 1ns1de c1ty llmtt on nght many o th er It em s Tues merchandtse th e aucot on way corner Btrck St and Rt 12A Man St Pomeroy All k. nds thr oug h Fr day 9 I I dark Ca II 991 3509 ot salt water pellets water Phone 77 3 5774 5 14 261C nug gets block salt and own Free Est1mates 6 11 Jtc Ohto Rtver Salt Phone 992 389 1 2 F AM I LY Yard Sa le all week Now Open for Busmess 6 5 tfc 0 a m to 6 p m Look tor s gns oft Rt 7 bY pass on Rl CA SH pad for al l makes and surgeon who spec1ahzes m WE ARE ptck ng up a ptano n 143 Harr SOnY I e Rd models of mobtle homes your area and would like cosmetic surgery If you live m 6 11 31p Phone area code 614 423 9531 some responsible party To a small commun1ty you can 4 13 tfc take over payments Call F AMI LY Yard Sal e West Cred t Manager (6 14 ) 772 wnte the state medical soc1ety 4 Columba Thursday Fr day 5669 or Write 260 East Ma n and Sat us! fo l ow s gns JUNK Au tos co mplet e and m your state capital or wnte to del ver ed to ou r yard We Street Chtll cothe Oh iO 45601 Ka pp s Grocery Store an ..._ p ckup auto bodes and buy al l 4 7 tfc the nearest medical univerSity t.que acc ord on roun d co ff ee k nd s of sc r ap m eta ls and tpble cloth ng and lots ol n1ce Address your letter to the r on R der s Sa lv age Ste l e NEW 1974 l g Zag SEWING HOUSE 5 rooms attached tems Route 12<1 Rt d Pom eroy chairman of the department of garage located near sc hool MACHINE S n or g nal 6 I I 2tc Oh o Ph one 992 54 68 Sy ra cuse Oh o Phone 992 ca rton Z•g Zag to make plasllc surgery 5 22 261p 38 60 bvttonholes sew on buttons Before surgery you must talk 61112tp monograms and make fancy d es gns w lh lUSt the tw si' of a the matter over carefully w1th OLD furn tture oak tables smg te d a Left m lay a way clo ck s 1c e bo x es brass beds the surgeon Be sure what hiS and never been used w I I sell I AM offenng for sal e at the d shes desks or comp lete r estdence of t he late Betty for only S47 cash or terms techmque IS and how much 11 hovseho l ds Wr1te M D Cltne located at 224 Wa lnut available Phon e 992.2653 M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh10 costs I thmk this pre-<>perative Str ee t M ddleport Oh o 5 29 lfc John & May Sts ca ll 992 7760 House rn nr ce re s•d en t l al cons ultation IS absolutely 5 13 ttc d st r ct Askmg pr ce $15 000 essenlial for cosmetic surgery SYRACUSE Sa lesvb1ect to th e approva l of ELECTROLUX v a c uu m the Probate Court Metgs c leaners A 1 cond ton uses No good surgeon w11l operate PH 992-2549 County Oh o If mtere sted paper bag s has cordw nder Sell your scra'P 1ron cast on you w1thout It He will want ple ase contact the un and many atta chments Also 1ron sheet tron coppe_r, Open6days open ders gned Jolin W Zerkle shampooer attachment 1n to be sure you are not ex brass alu,-n1~um auto eluded (Only 4 ava • able) at Adm n strator of Estate of eventngs by appo1ntment pecting too much and are battenes auto radiators, $3 7 70 cas h or t erms Mabel Cl ne Deceased waste paper IBM products. ava labl e Phone 992 265J 6 9 31C really a good candidate for the 5 29 He - - ------.----MERLE NORMAN Open da1ly ttll4 Closed each surgery 2 BEDROOM house n Mid Fri.day at noon for balance of COSMETICS dleport New kttchen and AM FM stereo rad o - 8 I rack week Also closed 17 June 4 bath appltances ncluded tape comb nat on 4 speaker and 5 of July Ca l l 992 5310 sound system Balan ce June Spectal . 6 2 26tp $106 33 or easy term s Call Mon & Tues 992 3965 5 29 tfc NEW INVESTMENT Go ld en Permanents - -510 00 opportunity to r nvestors Ha1r Cuts $1 SO bo th f rst t me and WE HAVE all yovr vpho lstery profess anal al)ke we n ee ds Burla p den m A1r Cond1honed and TV For spec al ze In bv ldmg new tn cambr c foa m g lue z ppers Your Comfort Athens Oh10 ptex ren t al hous ng to meet tackmg sir p spnngs and these the rap dly growmg demand c l ps chtpboard butTons KI TT E N S to for new renta l hous ng In fw ne sewmg thread legs Edge of the World, Ross FREE qual fy lng persons can be Me1gs County These new upholstery book s dacron Island, Antarctica, by Charles ran ch style un Is produce h1gh seen at 398 Grant St M d spr mg tw ne ta cks welt cord FURN I SHED apanment returns rap d growth and dleport after 6 p m or call cotfon sw •vel bases and Neider - Of all the truly Wild adults only n M ddleport solid protect on Our n 992 2520 after s x p m or after foam fo am foam Pomeroy places left on the face of the Phon e 992 3874 vestment program prov des 2 p m or\ Sa turday Recovery 622 East Man 5 12 He 6 9 6tc land c onstructton and St r eet Phone 992 7554 earth, Antarctica remams the management Get full deta Is 5 15 26tc most awesome, most hostile PARA SOL Bout que Salt;m next today 1 Wrtte Fred B TR A I LER Ideal for co uple 10 Goegletn Great Amer can to Skate A Way announces and most challengmg a per m1 les North of Pomeroy a r ..,ROCERY bus ness for: sale th e new time sav ng foo l proof Homes Pomeroy offtce 221 cond hon ed $80 per month Bu ld ng tor sale or lease sonal and historical narrative un perm system to g ve a w 2nd St or ca l l 992 5976 elec tn c water and sewer Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m perfect perm on every head Thursday 10 to 1 Sat urday 9 of exploration, sc1ence adfurn Shed Call 992 7479 to 10 p m for appo ntment Introductory Spec al $\8 50 to 12 evenmgs 742 3604 or call 6 5 lfc venture, tragedy and surv1val 3 20 ttc reg S20 June 11 22 Phone for our 24 h_r phone 1 239 9681 appo ntmen t now 985 414 1 UNF URNI SHED Go East, Young Man, by 6 9 tc home 4 YOUNG rabbtt S for $2 Phon e Sand r a T r ussel Kearns rooms ut lil y r oom and bath Wtlham 0 Douglas - A 378 6261 owner and operator garage 1655 Po tnt Lane 6 s 7tc untquely Amertcan and per 6 9 12t c Phon e 992 387 4 sonal document IS Douglas HEAR THRU THE BIBLE n 5 _ _ _____ _ ____"_! lfc 5 NICE r•dmg horses all gentle Phone 74'2 4211 After 5 call own story of his life from boyyears J Vernon McGee TRAILER Browns Tra l er 742 5501 or 142 6863 Nat ona l ly known B ble Court 992 332-4 hood to hiS appombnent to the teacher and author Monday 6 5 6tc 5 29 tfc Supreme Court m 1939 Filled thru Frtda y' WMOV Rad 0 !I JO am SNICE rtdlng llorses all gentle Gallipolis w1th anecdotes and warm 6 9 3tp 3 AND 4 ROOM furn shed and Phone 742 .4211 after 5 p m unfurnished apartments recollections of the people he ca ll 7.42 5501 or 7.42 6863 Phone 992 5434 Yq:rd Sa le June 11 6 5 6tc has known both the famous 4 FAMILY 4 12 tfc and 12 Beg nn1ng at 9 a m and the plam citizens, he tells Ra e ne Oh•o Corner of RACINE Broadway and Ma n Lo ts of PR IVATE m;;ting- ;;om- for ,--~---------, what 11 was like to grow up m 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 i~{5 organ1zat on phone 992 n ce •tems BR LARGE MODERN Yakima, Washtngton, 6 9 31c KITCHEN 1h BATH S 3 11 He Middleport library has interesting new books Entertainment and educatwn are offered m books at the Middleport Public Library For example, try 19 72 HONDA 500 P/lon e 985 3828 POMEROY MOTOR CO. Nollce • RACINE GARAGE R£GI STERED Quarter Horse good pleas ure horse Mov ng must sel l Phon e 992 2622 6 9 Jtc S2295 V 8 eng me .tl 992 2094 606 E Marn Pomeroy We repa1r lawn mower s and For Sale Spor t Custom 8 P1 ckup wh1 fe over dark red spe ed tr ans rad o good hres Loaded w th extra s perfect ' There ts commonly resrdual swelhng of the face but thiS IS temporary You can often have me procedure done w1th JUS! an overmght stay or a day m the hospital You Will need to be available though for the doctor to see you 1egularl) usually for about two weeks It doesn t make an) difference what lime of year you have the procedur ~ done Ask your doctor fo r a referral If you don t want to ask h1m then call the county mediCal soc1ety and ask them to recommend a good plasllc S1395 FORD4WH DRIVE 26tc BR I T TA N Y Span el pup s AK C r eg ster ed Call 992 6359 6 9 ltc Loca l 1 owner car good t1r es 6 cy l w 1th au tom a h c tran s radto b lue llm sh spotless clean blue n tenor 1971 .1 POMEROY HOME & ALJ-Td" AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Pels For Sale 6 TUESDAY JUNE ttu~ ciCJy~Jn h 1~l01 Guard troops stood by as (,ov In 1920 Ohw Sen Warren George Wallace permitted two I ud 1\ 1s I ucsd.JV Junt II Hu1 dmg wa s chosen ,,!) the Ne~ roe s to enroll at the d 1rk hCJr sc HcpuiJirt (HI l:4Wdl !lie lhl nd cl1 y of I 174 wrlfr 201 Umvers1ty of Alabama date for presiden t lie won tn 11 fu liO\\ dcfeatm~ James iiJc !llfiUll I 1pp1 0 I( hlflg It'\ No... ern ber Cox. to become the nation s l 1s t qu 11 tu I he 11101 mng sta1 s u c Venus ~th preSident tn d Jup1lc1 Jn 1927 Charles I mdber~h by THOMAS JOSEPH r he cv~ nm g SlilrS II e Mer w 1s welcomed home by Prest ACROSS U Southwest den l Calvm Coohdge after n u v M Jf S md Sa turn I Soap frame wmd I hose b1 1n on llus dc1tc .u e 11~1 km g h1story s f1rst non stop bar DOWN fl igh t across the Atlantic Ocean s Funned under t h~ Sign ur G~ llllll l I Ununagm ( rt:rman compose! l h chard to Pans 11 Mulberry at1ve !n 1963 federali zed Na twnal Str auss \\~t s b1 rn June II 1864 cloth 2 Golf 12 DIStiUery score res1due 3 Brats llkt bt st abou t you1 parc11ts 1 rep!ted Nothin g ' or Th ei r (2 wds) descnp 111uncv or I he OCGI Ston<:~l hmes when they rc sober or 13 Greek live Wh 1t the ) uuv 111c to kee p me out of their half (2 wds) athletic 4- Remo, contest 11o the quest1on What upsets your parents most about II Primates Italy yo u a New Ym k boy answered That I keep on hvmg J IS Asian s Set at Dtsmterest 1t seems ts the eommon denommator m thts river intervals 1mh 1ppv g1 uup Children can take may even welcome at limes 16 E1pert 6 EipeCtant parenl.;ll anx1et) or oHrpiOtectlveness but 1f they re pushed 17 Contrived one as1dc as a bother they re apt to see themselves as worthless 18 Conmgn 7Consunned Extreme dislike for parents - especially for mothers - IS 20 Last 8 Consult also predommant among self-haters A Texas girl wrote I Spanish ones own idolize m) Dad but he s never home My mother ' Who needs a queen WIShes ( 2 wds) snobby hypocntlc.J I nagg mg phoney like her 1 We can t sl<lnd 21 Oklahoma City each other 22 Run Feeling unloved and unlovm g at home, aimless young people along often turn to compensatiOns which only compound the1r failures 23 Fore· In the I don t hke myself group were most of the teens who shadowed believed sex w1th anyone any tmne IS okay - why wa1t for 25 Coast love? Also a higher percentage here use illegal drugs and want 26 Enticement no part of a trad itiOna l hfetune marnage ' 27 Fava or +++ pinto Although nearly two thirds of the teenagers questiOned sa1d 28 Sioux they had good cornmumca hon w1th their parents 48 pet also 29 Prophesier 1nd1cated they would like more open talk at home and an even 32 Statute g1 eater number believed then elders cou ld tell them somethmg 33 Gaelic John th ey don t already know m a way they can accept 34 Inunovable +++ 35 Wobble (Tomorrow Commumcatlon 1n hberal vs conservative 37 Unasptrated homes ) consonant 38 Come mto lk.t ktnrlt.J .-1 , _ v1ew 39 Otherwise Unscramble these four Jumbles one letter to each square to 40 Weight Corm four ordinary words unit lor J'\ Generation Rap 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 News J 4 Truth or Con s ~q 6 L1l1as Yoga & You 33 6 JO - News 6 B 10 NBC News J 4 15 P<"fchwork 33 Room I COMPLETE 6'147 Television Log Business Services ROOM On llu Aim 111 u l mh 11 Pn s~ lnh rnahon1l completely useless But,letsfuce1t aren"t all cats ugly, stupid and complftely useless? �• B - TheDa•lySenlmel,j11•ddleport Pome10y 0 lucsday Jun• 11 t974 For Rent or Sale Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! 2 SIGNS DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY Face lifts hold ~ 1nd bet h al l c lcc lr c m R CI C ne <HCCI Cal l S e~m Ya tes 99? 71 39 IRISH Sett er PLIPS Siamese K li en s A !< C Pood e pvp pt es Ph easan 1 ch1ck s Phone I 256 t970 NOVA CPE little danger By La" renee E Lamb M D DEAR DR IAMB - I am a 56 year old woman and I m ver) Interested m havmg a face hft Are there any after effect.s' Does th1s type of surger) alwa)s turn out per feet ' How long does one sta) m the hospital ' Wh1ch season of the year IS best or doesn t 11 matter whe ther 1t ts ~.:old nr warm weather? And how can I ge t a surgeon who IS h1ghly skilled m hiS work' DEAR READER - There ISn t any reason wh} people should not have a face hft 1f they \\ant to Improve the1r appearance ThiS applies to both men and women The best reason for wantmg a fa ce hft IS to help you look better That m turn means 1! can help your outlook on hfe and 11 often helps people m the1r careers or work The only thmg I have agamst them IS that they usually cost too much The operatiOn IS really not that d1ff1eult It IS Important not to expect too much from a face lift The change m appearance will not reverse the effect.s of age on your body A person w1ll not have a new Improved sex hie unless the psychic response Simply removed old lllh!blhons or other psychologica l problems The confidence may help her or hun enJOY hfe more There 1s qUite a bit of d1f ference m the techmques used InCISIOns m the hair can pull the hairline back and enlarge the fa ce The fac1al ap pearance 1s grea tly affected by the frammg of the face w1th the natural hairline Some techmques do very little to dusturb the natural ha1rhne In a \\i oman the scars can be S1545 Loca l 1 owner good t 1res 6 c yl w1th aut om atic tran s r ad 1o b lue f1m sh spotless clean blue nter1or eaSily h1dden b) the half style It can be done JUSt as "ell for lllen wtth the cu rren t longer ha1r style In ge neral though, 1f you are willing to accept some small changes In appearance and don t expect to have a com pl etely you thful face the result.s are usually qwte good I am a b1t concerned, though abo ut your desc npllon of 1970 FORD MAVERICK 3 PONIE S one 1S Palam no Phon e 992 3183 6 9 Jtc " '" -' .. 4 cy l nder 6 9 5t c OPEN EVES8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO Notice Electnc Ga s Sewer Lln e5 •n stalled Work guaranteed Dozer Ba ck hoe Truck s Limeston e & Fill Dtrt Commercia I Restdenha I Cun~trucflon & Remodel B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY LO SE we g ht w th New Sh ap e Tabl et s and Hydrex Water Ptl s Du tton Drug M d dlepor t and Nelson Drug 6 11 Jtp 777 Pearl Street M :ldleporf OhiO Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 J&B AUTO BODY ------ --- ----- _________ ___ _ Real Estate For Sale lOLA'S Beauty Salon - -- ------ - - -- The Rosenberg Iron and Metal Co. for Rent ------- - ----- Far Wedneodey June 12 1974 ARIES (March 21 -April 1 9) You wtl l want to w thdraw a generous gesture you made after you have g1ven the matter second thoughts TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It looks l1ke you II have to hold up the heavy end tn a sttuatlon you re tnvolved In wtlh a In end Its because cond111ons weren t spel led out properl y GEMINI (May 21 June 20) In your dea lings today try not to use self glonfymg techntques to call attent1on to yourself They won I produce the effect you des re CANCER (June 21 July 22) A plan ol some mpor1ance to you w II be temporarily blocked by a condtt on you have no control over Don t despa r - wa t 1t out LEO (Juty 23 Aug 22) You may have to sett le for less than you expected n something you ve been hop1ng lor Tt1e values you ant c paled are a bil to o h gh VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Your deCiS ons Will be swayed today by a strong persona l ty He ms1sts upon hav ng hiS way However res rot always rgll LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 231 Your way of accomplish ng something w111 confl ct w•th the boss s way Its best that you comply as he w•ll not mod fy hiS orders SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) You II be lucky w th thmgs as long as they are based on ac tuah ty S•tu at10ns still n the Idea stage are another matter SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Oec 21) To malnta1n peace on the home fr ont be sure to let your mate n on all of today s plans Spnngmg a surpr•se spe lls problems CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jon 19) Before you beg1n projects be certam you thmk them through thoroughly else once you re Involved you may wish hadn t started AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb 19) You Sl1ll tend to be too ex travagant 1n material affi\rs If you follow th1s course n w111 soon lighten your purse PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Your self Interests are best served today •f you re not overly Impulsive You II need to retrace some steps 1f you jump the starting blocks loo early June 12, 1i74 Lady luck Will o•ve you a big boost lti1s year bul you shouldn t rely solely upon her If you build with d<lftnlle goals 1\'hat '' handed you can be made to last I • - -- - - --------- THE ------ ------- WISEMAN AGENCY -------------- Call of fhe West 15 9 00 - A Decade of Change 33 The Way Th ngs Ar e 20 . See 9 30 - Book Beat 20 Hawkms a 10 10 00 - Washmgton Stratghl Talk 33 News 20 Marcus Welby 6 13 Poltce Stor y 3 4 15 Our FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES & SERVICE HOME ALARMS 10 30 - Day at N1ght 33 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 IS .~a nak1 JJ 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Untouchabl es 13 M1 ss on lm poSSible 6 Movte Mir acle of Morgan s Creek 8 En s gn DITCHING SERVlCE Water Ltnes and Lmes All work done by the - -- ----- --- --- ---- --- ----- --- MO~~~ho;;;; ,o;:-renl - A-;;ult• 4,000 BTU o 6 tfc ----------ONE bedroom furntshed 6 9 41p -------- ------ Radlato '-Service • WOOD TRUSSES Pufnstuf : I 'I I Bulldozer Rad1ator to lhe Yoga and You 33 Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Spec1alist Delivered to Job S1te &ZUSPAN These s•zes also available EX PER IENCEO pamter n ter or and e xte rtor Cal l Donald Van Met er 985 3951 5 22 26 tp 9.. Ail 3 BEDROOMS LARGE KIT LIKE NEW C.;RPET ALUM SID IN G OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PRICED BE LOW MARKET Sl2000 Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone992 2181 DOZER or backhoe worK 446 398 1 or 446 3459 Ph 64tt ESTABLI SHED routeman for - -- -- - - - - - - - - p ckup and del very ABC Cleaners Phone 773 5543 6 7 tf c SA LE' SALE SALE Barry WAITRESSE S wanted App l y m Mtller Mob le Home Sales 1s person Crow s Steak House overs tocked on used and We re possessed Mobile Homes 5 14 He have 12 used 10 and 12 w de that must be sold th s WAITRESS and grt I cook weekend Our pr ces mclud e Apply in person Blue and Grey Pomeroy Oh o your delivery and comp lete se t up Stoo m or ca ll today 6 5 6t c you II be glad you d d Barry M ller Moone Home ::aa 1es IU:> ESTABLISHED rou te man for Farson St reet Belpre Ohio ptc kup and delivery ABC phone 423 9531 Clea ner s Ph 773 5543 6 6 10Tc 6 7 tfc Mobile Homes For Sale -------------- - - - ----------- ------ -------- THE SPINN ING Wheel Ant ique Shop In Ant qu ty Oh o w II open tor busmess at 10 a m Fr day June 14 Hours 10 4 weekends 6 10 Otc CARRIERS WANTED MASON NEW HAVEN LINCOLN HILL PHONE 992·2156 The Daily Sentinel ' - ------------ Auto Sales 1970 FORO Maver Ck 2 dr Economtca l 6 cyl nder automattc must sell $1 100 or best offer Phone 992 5190 6 9 4tp ------------1974 CHEVY Nova Super Sport automattc transm and P b Actual 6 Can be seen at Avenur or: call 992 ss lon p s 926 mites 1OS u h 10n 3293 6 9 6tc --------------1963 MERCUEY St at.on wagon OFFIC&--446 3641 EVENINGS Bud McGhee-446 1255 E M Ike Wtseman-446 3796 Ph 9'12 2174 Pomeroy WILL TRIM or cui tr ees and shrubbery Also clea n out basements att cs etc Phone 949 3221 or 742 4441 6 6 26tc SEPTIC TANKS cleaned reasonable rates Ph 446 4782 Gal l po li s John Ru ssel l owner and operator 5 12 tfc AUTOMOBILE msurance been cancel l ed? Lost your operators 1 cens e Call 992 1-428 6 15 tfc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 53012tp SERVI CE S offered furn 1ture uphotster1ng r easonab le rates P ckup and del very free est mates 3 protesss onal craftsmen to serve you better and faster Ph one Mowrey s Upholstery 675 4154 Pt Pleesant W Va 5 30 26tc F;JR t! I{Et; esttmales on alum num repla ceme nt w ndows s d ng storm doors and windows Ra1llng Phone Charles L sle Syracuse Oh10 Carl Jacob Sales Representative V V Johnson and Son Inc 4 30 tfc OPEN Roger Hysel l s Garage near Crossroads on State Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m Monday through Saturday Phone 992 5682 or 992 7121 5 15 26tc H & W Refngerat on Services Refrtgerafors freezer. a r cond tloners and commerc al un 1ts Phone 992 5587 or 992 • 7204 5 15 26tp bath dlnmg R 120 ACRES near m ne area m nera l nghts Phone 992 7745 even ngs 6 6 6tc cond1t1on $13 500 00 SYRACUSE - Large level lot 2 sides fenced 3 BR $100 Call 992 2441 after 5 30 pm --- - ------ ----6 4 tf c 1969 CHEVY Townsman stat•on wagon $1 195 good cond ton Phone 992 7620 5 24 tfc even1ngs are ca rpeted Llvmg R car peted utility R level lot Just sa 500 POMEROY - Owner must 1964 CHEVELLE eKCellent sell 6 rooms and bath NEW running cond t on Freddy I paint paneling celllngo Thabet Mason W Va some floor covering Dltt 5 15 tfc building A buy al $4 500 HERES YOUR CHANCE' WE SAY DON T WAIT Real For Sale MANY OTHER HOMES TO 5 ROOM house w th beth large CHOOSE FROM lawn Enterpr1 se on Rou t e 33 Phone 992 7800 992 2259 or 992 2568 I 6 7 61c ----- --------EState - -1------- -- ONE FLOOR - 6 rooms CONCRETE your Free 3284 Co 30 tfc Another World 3 4 15 General Hosp1 tal 6 13 Pnce Is 5 30- Etec Co 33 Beverly Hlllbillles8 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Hogans Heroes 13 Western Star Theater 15 C BRADFORD Auct1oneer Comclete Serv~ee Phone 949 382 1or 949 3161 Rac1ne Oh10 Cr tt Bradford 5 1 tfc -------------SEWING MACH INES Repair North-South lose 'blame' ttff J 29 ttc -------------DOZER work land clearing by NORTH !ht \ lid I I 1 II J \ I ~ II~ lt i 111 1-: l I :... \\tul c th< 1str m gulnHr•ont' fo 11 d lil tl t t ) lrkt II.M ul 1hu1 p u cn ts (OIIlplnmnts b\ l1 11 t u111h u Js [IIIUI L'd 111 f1om tp pn t tat I V{' tt t ns jX I nd!l !u\ My fkll enl~ let nu l xpr ess Ill\ fu l111 gs Hld tt: lt II 11 1c nut to br tsh 1111cd uf Ill\ opHuons n cn 1f differ ent fr om tl11 1 s l lu ~ ICC't'p! me for" h 11 I 1111 nt t \\ h tl thn \\ til t n1t lo IJt: rhey VC !11 l dl Ill( t Onftd~n t D td do(' sn I poke fun \\hln I usk d :;t up ul qutsllon H£ lxpl ams Th ey hstcn Ill~ mto deuswn s I might neve r tx lee tured mto uwk mg nnd surpn se th rv usutlly hun out n ght I ltkc mv fo lks sense of humor then h ust und the w 1y they really undc1 stand and HE Aft" hal l 111 trymg to say They don t hold grudges the' hght fall nut bit llgmg up the past 1hke the ve.11 I me ssed up" 1th drugs) They re honest wrth U::i kids Wl n..'s p ~ct l llem because tile } r espec t us Mom and Dad can kid around and we have a bdll but when tt s parent-tune they hang m there WCKnow uur lumts Tirev re \\ tse gentle poople \\ ho love God ._tnd C<H h ot11e1 and me no matter what We re good fnends They can ac t hke teen,,ge• sand k1d mound and not be so stra 1ght faced pm entlike but Mom can always s1t down and have a seriOus talk and Dad cun g1vc you a mce yel ling at My folks see me as a human be1ng an md1 vtdual w1th VIews of my own which they accept w1thoul condemrung They aren t afraid to show they love each other and their ch ildren A sudden hug or a pat on the hand or a specwl com plunent IS a great thmg What I hke best about my parents IS not only that they are the wa) they are, but that they Simply AHE ' As for the estranged mmonty - how d1d unsuccessful unhappy youths get that wa) ' Accordmg to our computer read outs, most have three thmgs m common the) rate t h e~ r pa rents as not much mterested 1n me they ra te their parents marr~ages as poor and of cou1 se the) rate parent-ch•ld commumcahon at near zero These are the boys and g1rls who when asked What do yo u kttchen st orm drs and win dows Garage and carport ~lJJ/Wffi'J1~@ silk AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesam e St 20 T r ut h or Cons 6 Black Journal 33 6 30 - News 3 4 6 a 10 15 Roo m 222 13 7 00 - News6 10 What s M y ln e8 Truth or Cons 3 Beat The Clock 4 Elec Co 20 J mm y Dean 13 I Sp y 15 Pc r lo r m~n cc 33 r) J 1 7 30 - To Tel l The Tru th 6 Sa le of the Ce ntur y 8 Beallhe Clock 13 Poll ee Su rg eon 3 Antiques 20 E p sode Ac t on 33 On Th e Money 4 Snow Wh t e 10 8 00 - Bui ld ng of Gund Hal l 33 Co ncer to For Mona 20 The Cowboys 6 13 Ba se ball 3 Chase 4 15 Bobb e Gentry B 10 B 30 - Mov1e P1on eer Woman 13 In Sea r ch of Amertca 6 Holl ywood Televts1on T hea tre 33 9 00 - Cannon a 10 Mov 1e Don t Just Stand There ) I II IJ WHEN iHEY FOUND $1400000 45 ACRES - Of Wild land Has FCQWI I Prill - Now anan&e the circled letten j (J electrtc wtth water across road Some mmerals Want only $5500 00 NEW HOME - 3 bedrooms mce closets 1112 baths cook and bake un 1ts Garage and one acre of land In the country Ask1ng S28 ooo oo BRICK VENEER 3 and lull basement on landscaped lot 1n Large 8 see NOTHING LIKE HAVING WHAT YOU WANT AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD TRY US FOR YOUR FUTURE NEEDS BABY FARMS WE ED Special This Week! Water Softener ltke new, $100 A! so 54" Stnk $29 95 Several Gas and Electnc: Ranges to Corm the surprise auuwer, l'e•lerd•y e 11p - 2995 up S15up New Rec hners Only 49.95 Several Rockers Several Odd Cha~rs Twtn & Full S11e Beds, complete 8 Bedroom Su1tes $25 29 95 UR :49 95 up~ 5 Wr1nger Washers 25 00 UP' Rail Away Bed Pnced ta Sellt 20 Apt S110 Gu • Ranges. 20" w1de 4995up GREAT COUNTRY Check the quality and price~ at the Rutland Borga'" Center w1th all the u~ furnt1ure dealers 1n the ar"""' We re sure you'll return to our store .... SliREO 92.1 WMPO-FMI Rutland Furniture 742 4211 Rutland, 0 See H<~rb, Dave or Mike Grote Middleport Pomeroy UP McCLOSKEY' I \ J CP XVPKFJl t.,.. SJ114ieato lee.) DOD TillS LOOK LIICI!! TNE FELLOW WHO EAST FLAOGED .863 'J76432 VOURCA8? 1)) I +Q97 North South vulnerable Norlh East South 1• Pass Pass GASOLINE ALLEY CAPTAIN EASV It wuz pass down t' me b4 Openmg lead-4A HMPH m.S41Bl.Y A$ AN OLD CAVALRY TROOPE£ N fi M BOMBAY HI) S5AR:5 I. OFTEfoJ TAKE AN !=:VEI-J foJ 6 CIHJTE!r m' qran'papp4 t WITI-4 ONE OF THE SE NE-W I=ANGLE'D ELE CTRONIC HlfAJ<::JN ~.:~ AID5 T U~NeO UP TO EN.JOY' THE 50UPIJD5 OF NATLIRE D YE ,EE z see the forest ~~;~~ fault of allofthe trees IS a bndge many No,rtn wanted to know why ~~~:~!~ ~ openmg such a light vul· bid South wanted to know why North " hadn't doubled four clubs and taken a sure profit Netther '' one noticed that South had a cmch way to make hts game , West opened the ace of clubs and contmued wtth the queen The kmg was played from dummy East ruffed and led back a heart whereupon South had to lose a finesse m that su1t and one m dtamonds to wmd up one tr1ck shorl 1 WINNIE WINKLE THE BORN Mt% WINNIE WINKLE' REFORT TO THE INFOR/NITlON DE$K 1 PLEA&E All South had to do was not to play dummy s kmg clubs when he dtd If East ruffed lhe second club to lead a heart South would wm, draw trumps and diScard h1s queen of hearts on that mce club • kmg I Ir East didn't ruff West's , ~st play would be to lead a thtrd club East would ruff1 South would overruff ana draw trumps Then he would lose the dtamond finesse but would not have to take a heart finesse because dum· my s fourth diamond would be a parkmg place for the heart queen ' ALLEY OOP I NI!VER CAMe ~ERE TDSPV 1 ON'>O\J THEN WI<AT WEI<E YOU DOING NI!AR OUR CAMP-7 MUC~ LIEUTiiNANT AND MUST SE SILENCED 1 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I ,c·z:g;!:1tMJll.$U : The b1ddmg has been : Weot North East •a Double Pass 1' " you South, hold 11 Soullt BARNEY 7 • 654 'J7432 tAQ97.3 : '" What do you do now1 • 1!.-Bid lhree hearts. Your dll: tPibuUan and oeven high·canl J!!!)nll <all for a strong bid lnd· ifentally, thlo partl<ular jump Is , DOt an absolute force TODAY'S QUESTION West bids three spades North and East pass What do you do ntrw? HOW DID 'IE DO IN TH' CARD GAME LAST NIGHT, PAW" I CLEANED UP, MAW l: ittenKabood le was oil "'' K1tten Kaboo:l le was a lso ugly stup1d and ]f', :!1 a lazy cat Actual!) • FB GWBTE DICK TRACY I ' (f) 111'16 lt:lnr P.. A FACE LIFT '' ' I EBHPFCQWI CJE WHEN WE CANNOT MASTER IT -NICOLAS CHAMFORT Amw.. r Enabled the agmg beauty to keep ller rhrn PLPVKBWP PLPVK- Yealerda;y'1 Ceyplacpale: HE WHO CANNOT GOVERN IUS PASSIONS SHOULD KILL THEM, AS WE KILL A HORSE lumbt., DRAFT FLUTE BELIEF CIRCUS l ORF GWBT FCBVBRICSK -IREFJL (Aiuwert tomorrow' Rock n Roll ZJWWBF or Several Refngerators $35 uy. Breakfasl Sets CJLP I ouneoted by the above <artoon.u I(II IXXIIIJ Sli!IPIIISI ANSWER hell 6 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Take F1ve For L1fe 15 Rev1val 13 2 00 - New s 4 HJW .. 62 1 Bed complete 88 oo 15 LIVIng Room Suttes, tn stock, $25 up J HIM UNC'ER TH~ • KQ10952 I 49 95 CRYPTOQUOTES TI-IE:Y NASl5ED HIM Married and Single 15 The Turbu len t Ocea n 10 10 OD- ABC News Cl oseup 6 13 Ko1ak 8 10 New s 20 El ot Norton Rev ews 33 10 30 - New Oat ng Game 3 Day At Night 33 11 00 - Johnny Carso n 3 4 15 Untouc hables 13 M1ss•on lm poss1ble 6 Mov es The F1fth Day of Peace 8 Porgy and One letter simply stands for another In lhls sample A Is UJed lor the three L s X lor the two 0 s, eto SinKie letters, apostrophes, the lentth and formation of the words are all hints Eaob day the code letters ore dlflerent 'AQ +8P4 tic Kmg Stze • .. AQJ10985 .. 4 SOUTH 101 0 DELL Almement located on Route 124 and County ~ct 5 Crossroads !:Omplete front end tuneup and brake service Please call for appointment 742 3232 5 24 tfc Small Bedroom Su1te 25 Espied 27 Porter 29 Attack 30 Heasonableness 31 Take the helm 36 Threefold ( comb form) :n Pasture 9 Former White House name 10 Toothed 16 Athirst 19 Arrow pots on 22 - she blows 23 SwoUen 24 Effect 1=+-+- .. K73 WEST Yesterday's Answer DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work tt: LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-WAKE +AKJ 10 .7 'KB +532 In 1!!69 labor leader John I Lew is prcs1dent ementus o the Um tcd Mme Worker< Umon died at the age of 89 ~-'IJ>I!tt' LmLE ORPHAN ANHIE '1095 -- ----------- bdrm s bath steam heat modern krtchen front porch level lot and garage N1cely y 11 • AJ4 the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operator with over 20 years expenence Pullins Excavating Pomeroy Oh10 Phone 992 2.478 12 19 tfc l tt u HtH ll t u Si \ d ' trl l ~ ln H st..: l d l\ s t ulu t! l\ \ II r otld Lh1 l 1\l ( lt ' 1f lht st 11 S\H nng lUI Qm stlum lll fu 1 l r 1 111 l ( I u .: n IH r s td It 1 y Ftlt lllur lrvt s so f 11 h ul bi t r1 pH II\ snu t ss fll l 1 1 I unh (:! Bess 10 12 30 - News 13 W1id W ld West WIN AT BRIDGE serv.ce all makes 992 2284 The Fabr1c Shop Pomeroy Author zed Smger Sales and Serv ce We Sharpen Scissors 2 11 15 Edge of N1ght 8 10 Best of Drums and 10 How To Surv1ve A Marnage 3 15 The Way Thmgs Are 20 Carrascolendas 33 4 00- Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 20 33 Huck & Yog1 6 I Dream of Jeannte l3 Tattletales a Mov1e The Caddy .t1 30 - Green Acres 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpotl 4 Gilligan s Island 6 13 Vlrg1man 8 5 00 - Mr R~ers 20 33 Bonanza 3 Merv Gr1ffm 4 Andy Griffith 8 B1g Valley 6 10 23 tfc deltvered right to protect Fast and easy ,...es t imates Phone 992 Goegle ln Ready M1X Middleport Ohio 6 4 R1ghl 8 10 RFD 20 20 3 30 - One L1fe to L1ve 6 13 Phil Donahue 4 Match Game 8 992 7349 3 spend them on the full w1dth front parch of this 1 story frame home 3 BR bath dmlng R 3 00 - SEPT I C TANKS cleaned Modern Sanitation 992 3954 or Inability to H~ here 33 2 30 - Doctors 3 • Bugles 33 lh II' h•n .md Su., Bond l!f;~ly Oswald & James Jacoby bath basement porches new FA gas furnace S6 500 MIDDLEPORT Afternoon Playbreak 6 13 Woman 33 ""~ 2 00 - Days of Our L lves3 4 15 Gu1d1ng L1ght 8 10 Ou r Street 10 4 tfc READY MIX 12 55- NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Concentration 8 What s My Lme 10 Cookln Cajun 33 1 30 - 3 On A Match J 4 15 As The World Turns 8 10 ABC ... ----- - ------- - room home 2 baths large hvlng 18x24 enclosed porch steam heat and garage apt on corner lot Good rentals Call to carpeting ~ ~ Real Estate For Sale , Rutland S30 000 00 MIDDLEPORT - porches about 1 acre barn other bu1dtngs m good 12 30 - Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Spl1t Second 6 Celebnty Sweepstakes 3 15 Afternoon W1th OJ 13 Electrtc Co 33 -E-XCAVATING rlozer lolllder and backhoe work septic tanks 1nstalled dump trucks and to boys for h1re will haul fill dirt top soli limestone ONE new all el ectr•c 3 and gravel Cell Bob or Roger bedroom S19 900 and 3 other Jeffers day phone 992 7089 homes Phone 992 3975 or 992 ntght phone 992 3525 or 992 2571 5232 6 5 tfc room nice New tob wants to move must sell quickly 2 story frame 3 BR fam1ly room t1 55- CBS News8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00- Password 6 Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 Jackpot 3 15 Mr Rogers 33 3035 ROO FS and houses panted Free es t1mat es plenTy of r eferen ces Phone 992 3363 bedrooms cook and bake umts ~~~:;;;;--;;:;:::i~~~ with lovely cabmets dining 608 E MAIN POMEROY, 0 10 30- Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gambtt 8 10 I Dream of Jeanme 13 Wheels Ktlns and Clay 33 11 00 - Password 13 W1zard of Odds 3 4 15 M1ke Douglas 6 Now You See It 8 10 Focus on Energy 33 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 .t1 15 Love of L tfe 8 10 Brady Bunch 13 Mounfa10 Scene 33 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Mason W Va 6 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame St 33 Capt Kanga r oo 8 10 Jeff s Coll 1e 6 Urban League 10 8 25 - Jack LaLanne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 Green Acres 10 .. 8 55 - News 13 Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 "'- 9 00 - Paul D1 xon 4 Fr endly Junct1on 10 AM 3 Abbott Costello 8 Phil Donahue 15 W1ld Wtld West 6 Captam Kangaroo 10 M1ster Rogers 33 Mov e Tarzan and the Leopard Woman 13 9 30 - To Tell The Truth 3 Electnc Co 33 TBA a 10 00 - Dtnah Shore 3 15 Joker s Wild 8 tO Company 6 Lll as smallest Heater Core BUilt to Your Specs 1974 7 30 - New Zoo Revue6 Tuxedo Tennessee 13 ;:,..... From the largest Truck or .•r+..,-1;/¢ 12 7 00 - Todoy 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 D1ck Van Dyk e 13 H R RPERIENCED .. ~- ~ located In Pomeroy s1a 000 00 12 ROOMS - I h baths n1ce RUTLAND 5 000 6 ooo 8 ooo 10 000 and 12 000 BTU POMEROY LANDMARK Employment Wanted ONE WELL LO T PRICED MID TWENTIE S '109.95 apartment Call 99 2 3173 afT er 5pm Hep I Wane Id GARAGE ALL LARGE FLAT LANDSCAPED WEDNESDAY JUNE Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992-7089 Ntght 992 3525 or 992 5232 CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR AIR CONDITIONERS only Phone 992 5592 , ' 6 00 - Sunnse Semmar 4 Sacred Hea rt 10 6 25 - Farm Report 13 6 30 - F1ve Mmutes to Lt ve By 4 New s 6 B1ble An swe r s 6 The Story 13 Sacred Heart 10 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Far mt1me 10 Mornmg Report 3 H()JPQINT fatherless and poor and havmg KOSMETICS & to overcome a childhood bout KOSCOT WIGS For a good 1 ne of w1th polio He tells how he Cosmet cs fnendly serv ce and someone to chat w th learned from his earliest years Q1ve me a rail Helen Jan e to tdenhly with the un Brown 992 511 3 3 19 tfc derprlvileged and to diStrust people of wealth and position A TO Z Mart used furn shed appliances CIOthmg d shes He writes of h1s love of the and m1sc Rt 33 oppos te land, of riding the rods, of tra ler court Hartford W va getting to know the hoboes, 4 10 tfc workers, rrunortties and native - ----- - - - - --American radicals The reader MEIGS County Humane Soctety Thrtft Shop open 10 am I II sees how these early ex 4 JO p m every Fr da y end Sat urd ay New used stock periences were the bas1s lor arr•v ng weekl y c othtng what developed mto a umque col l ect btes appl1ances treasur es records p ct ures and now famous political and books lamps toys Loca ted Judicial philosophy across from Pom eroy Post Off ce Malverne Manor, by Helen 5 12 tfc York - It was the last of Amy s letters -desperate and fearful YARD sale end of corporat on I mtts n Rutland 4 family - that brought Claire Atwood Clothe s antique d shes and other mtsc June 12 13 end 15 hurrying to Malverne Manor 9 a m to 4 p m lmagme Claire s surpriSe on 6 11 3tc amvmg at the Manor, when she discovered that Amy had For Sale never been there Where, then 8 x 35 HOUSETRAILER w th t pout I vmg r oom Call 992 had her letters come from and 6630 who had written them• More 6 11 Stc unportant, where was Amy? The search for answers to these queshons leads the plucky herome mto Situations FOUR PLAYERS PITTSBURGH (UPI ) - The she had never encountered before - menacmg, smlSter, Pittsburgh Pirates Monday and she learns almost too late, signed four players who were selected last week m the deadly From Dppe to HoRC, by W L regular phase of the free agent Darruan Pttca!thly - A man draft The players are shortstop t beatmg his wife, a teenage gu-1 selling her body a young boy Ron Barlow of Shenandoah, stealing from hiS mothef - all Pa , pitchers Greg Ferguson of were hopeless inhabitants of Fort Worth, Tex , and John the mghtmare world of drugs Bowling of Hodgenville, Ky , until they came to Father and catcher Marwn H1ggms of ' P1t' and his Samaritan Bmrungham, Ala Halfway Society m Queens, New York Their stories, and those of many others who have crying need for deCISIVe action walked the long road from dope agamst the narcotics trade and to hope, form the locus of this the even l!l:eater peed to help book It IS the hiStory of one those already struggling to man 'a lone fight to open the kick the habit This book IS an eyes of the Indifferent to the lnspiratiqn I 1 00 - Tomorrow J 4 N ght Tram to Terror 13 Take F ve for L1fe 15 200 - News4 Power .See or Call • ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED 10 12 30 - News 13 l ~lalled Phone 742 4673 742 5595 Bill Brown. Owner Rutland, Ohto HOGG Pulver toot or contract Also dozer work and septtc tanks liT --------------- - - - - --- 7 30 - To Tell th e T ruth 6 New Pnce Is R ght 8 10 RFD 70 Hollywood Squares 3 Dealers Ch01ce 4 Bea t th e Clock 13 8 00 - Happy Days 6 13 Nova 20 Maude 8 10 Adam 17 4 15 Best of Drums and Bugl es 33 8 30 ~ SnoopS sters 3 4 15 ABC Theatr e 6 13 Hawa 1 F ve 0 BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT Wanted To Buy 742-5293 TBA 15 Located at Modern Supply small Engtne Repelr 8 tO Stop In and Floor D1splay W t~ler 1974 7 00 - What s My Lme 8 Dusty s Tra11 13 Elec Co 20 Tru th or CQnseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 Paul Nu ch m s 33 0 FURNITURE RACINE OHIO 11 222 13 and PH. 949-3611 33 000 BTU a r con d honer good cond t on Rea son for se l l ng s nstall ng central a r cond1l on ng Phone 992 5208 6 9 41p Wllkmson Small Engine 992 3092 399 w Ma1n Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES g;.rden tractors n 3 F AM ILY basem ent sale Ju n e ROOM for elder ly lady pr va te ho me Phone 667 3305 1? 13 581 S dlh Sl M d 6 11 3t c dl epor t be twe en he hours of 9 to 3 p m Cloth es sweeper 1970 SUZUK I 350 road bke 5 c urta ns bedspread s an POLL Y S Auc t on every speed Phone 843 2935 Fr day 7 C m A I PMk rtnd ltq ues and m sc 6 Sip H gh Si s Ant Qu es col lector 6 11 21c tem s flnl q u £' !urn tur e 2 L I NCOl N we lder s 500 amp s YARD sa e Andr ew Van color T v s St ep n P & J AC Phon e 992 3285 Matre s q,~ ft on w va Od ds and Ends 215 Nor th 6 11 61 c Moved to Rutland Jf.l mile Car p et bedroom su t es Sec ond St for fu rn lur e lam ps baby tur n ture and barga n s W II sel l your EXCEL SI OR Salt Works E 1ns1de c1ty llmtt on nght many o th er It em s Tues merchandtse th e aucot on way corner Btrck St and Rt 12A Man St Pomeroy All k. nds thr oug h Fr day 9 I I dark Ca II 991 3509 ot salt water pellets water Phone 77 3 5774 5 14 261C nug gets block salt and own Free Est1mates 6 11 Jtc Ohto Rtver Salt Phone 992 389 1 2 F AM I LY Yard Sa le all week Now Open for Busmess 6 5 tfc 0 a m to 6 p m Look tor s gns oft Rt 7 bY pass on Rl CA SH pad for al l makes and surgeon who spec1ahzes m WE ARE ptck ng up a ptano n 143 Harr SOnY I e Rd models of mobtle homes your area and would like cosmetic surgery If you live m 6 11 31p Phone area code 614 423 9531 some responsible party To a small commun1ty you can 4 13 tfc take over payments Call F AMI LY Yard Sal e West Cred t Manager (6 14 ) 772 wnte the state medical soc1ety 4 Columba Thursday Fr day 5669 or Write 260 East Ma n and Sat us! fo l ow s gns JUNK Au tos co mplet e and m your state capital or wnte to del ver ed to ou r yard We Street Chtll cothe Oh iO 45601 Ka pp s Grocery Store an ..._ p ckup auto bodes and buy al l 4 7 tfc the nearest medical univerSity t.que acc ord on roun d co ff ee k nd s of sc r ap m eta ls and tpble cloth ng and lots ol n1ce Address your letter to the r on R der s Sa lv age Ste l e NEW 1974 l g Zag SEWING HOUSE 5 rooms attached tems Route 12<1 Rt d Pom eroy chairman of the department of garage located near sc hool MACHINE S n or g nal 6 I I 2tc Oh o Ph one 992 54 68 Sy ra cuse Oh o Phone 992 ca rton Z•g Zag to make plasllc surgery 5 22 261p 38 60 bvttonholes sew on buttons Before surgery you must talk 61112tp monograms and make fancy d es gns w lh lUSt the tw si' of a the matter over carefully w1th OLD furn tture oak tables smg te d a Left m lay a way clo ck s 1c e bo x es brass beds the surgeon Be sure what hiS and never been used w I I sell I AM offenng for sal e at the d shes desks or comp lete r estdence of t he late Betty for only S47 cash or terms techmque IS and how much 11 hovseho l ds Wr1te M D Cltne located at 224 Wa lnut available Phon e 992.2653 M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh10 costs I thmk this pre-<>perative Str ee t M ddleport Oh o 5 29 lfc John & May Sts ca ll 992 7760 House rn nr ce re s•d en t l al cons ultation IS absolutely 5 13 ttc d st r ct Askmg pr ce $15 000 essenlial for cosmetic surgery SYRACUSE Sa lesvb1ect to th e approva l of ELECTROLUX v a c uu m the Probate Court Metgs c leaners A 1 cond ton uses No good surgeon w11l operate PH 992-2549 County Oh o If mtere sted paper bag s has cordw nder Sell your scra'P 1ron cast on you w1thout It He will want ple ase contact the un and many atta chments Also 1ron sheet tron coppe_r, Open6days open ders gned Jolin W Zerkle shampooer attachment 1n to be sure you are not ex brass alu,-n1~um auto eluded (Only 4 ava • able) at Adm n strator of Estate of eventngs by appo1ntment pecting too much and are battenes auto radiators, $3 7 70 cas h or t erms Mabel Cl ne Deceased waste paper IBM products. ava labl e Phone 992 265J 6 9 31C really a good candidate for the 5 29 He - - ------.----MERLE NORMAN Open da1ly ttll4 Closed each surgery 2 BEDROOM house n Mid Fri.day at noon for balance of COSMETICS dleport New kttchen and AM FM stereo rad o - 8 I rack week Also closed 17 June 4 bath appltances ncluded tape comb nat on 4 speaker and 5 of July Ca l l 992 5310 sound system Balan ce June Spectal . 6 2 26tp $106 33 or easy term s Call Mon & Tues 992 3965 5 29 tfc NEW INVESTMENT Go ld en Permanents - -510 00 opportunity to r nvestors Ha1r Cuts $1 SO bo th f rst t me and WE HAVE all yovr vpho lstery profess anal al)ke we n ee ds Burla p den m A1r Cond1honed and TV For spec al ze In bv ldmg new tn cambr c foa m g lue z ppers Your Comfort Athens Oh10 ptex ren t al hous ng to meet tackmg sir p spnngs and these the rap dly growmg demand c l ps chtpboard butTons KI TT E N S to for new renta l hous ng In fw ne sewmg thread legs Edge of the World, Ross FREE qual fy lng persons can be Me1gs County These new upholstery book s dacron Island, Antarctica, by Charles ran ch style un Is produce h1gh seen at 398 Grant St M d spr mg tw ne ta cks welt cord FURN I SHED apanment returns rap d growth and dleport after 6 p m or call cotfon sw •vel bases and Neider - Of all the truly Wild adults only n M ddleport solid protect on Our n 992 2520 after s x p m or after foam fo am foam Pomeroy places left on the face of the Phon e 992 3874 vestment program prov des 2 p m or\ Sa turday Recovery 622 East Man 5 12 He 6 9 6tc land c onstructton and St r eet Phone 992 7554 earth, Antarctica remams the management Get full deta Is 5 15 26tc most awesome, most hostile PARA SOL Bout que Salt;m next today 1 Wrtte Fred B TR A I LER Ideal for co uple 10 Goegletn Great Amer can to Skate A Way announces and most challengmg a per m1 les North of Pomeroy a r ..,ROCERY bus ness for: sale th e new time sav ng foo l proof Homes Pomeroy offtce 221 cond hon ed $80 per month Bu ld ng tor sale or lease sonal and historical narrative un perm system to g ve a w 2nd St or ca l l 992 5976 elec tn c water and sewer Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m perfect perm on every head Thursday 10 to 1 Sat urday 9 of exploration, sc1ence adfurn Shed Call 992 7479 to 10 p m for appo ntment Introductory Spec al $\8 50 to 12 evenmgs 742 3604 or call 6 5 lfc venture, tragedy and surv1val 3 20 ttc reg S20 June 11 22 Phone for our 24 h_r phone 1 239 9681 appo ntmen t now 985 414 1 UNF URNI SHED Go East, Young Man, by 6 9 tc home 4 YOUNG rabbtt S for $2 Phon e Sand r a T r ussel Kearns rooms ut lil y r oom and bath Wtlham 0 Douglas - A 378 6261 owner and operator garage 1655 Po tnt Lane 6 s 7tc untquely Amertcan and per 6 9 12t c Phon e 992 387 4 sonal document IS Douglas HEAR THRU THE BIBLE n 5 _ _ _____ _ ____"_! lfc 5 NICE r•dmg horses all gentle Phone 74'2 4211 After 5 call own story of his life from boyyears J Vernon McGee TRAILER Browns Tra l er 742 5501 or 142 6863 Nat ona l ly known B ble Court 992 332-4 hood to hiS appombnent to the teacher and author Monday 6 5 6tc 5 29 tfc Supreme Court m 1939 Filled thru Frtda y' WMOV Rad 0 !I JO am SNICE rtdlng llorses all gentle Gallipolis w1th anecdotes and warm 6 9 3tp 3 AND 4 ROOM furn shed and Phone 742 .4211 after 5 p m unfurnished apartments recollections of the people he ca ll 7.42 5501 or 7.42 6863 Phone 992 5434 Yq:rd Sa le June 11 6 5 6tc has known both the famous 4 FAMILY 4 12 tfc and 12 Beg nn1ng at 9 a m and the plam citizens, he tells Ra e ne Oh•o Corner of RACINE Broadway and Ma n Lo ts of PR IVATE m;;ting- ;;om- for ,--~---------, what 11 was like to grow up m 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 i~{5 organ1zat on phone 992 n ce •tems BR LARGE MODERN Yakima, Washtngton, 6 9 31c KITCHEN 1h BATH S 3 11 He Middleport library has interesting new books Entertainment and educatwn are offered m books at the Middleport Public Library For example, try 19 72 HONDA 500 P/lon e 985 3828 POMEROY MOTOR CO. Nollce • RACINE GARAGE R£GI STERED Quarter Horse good pleas ure horse Mov ng must sel l Phon e 992 2622 6 9 Jtc S2295 V 8 eng me .tl 992 2094 606 E Marn Pomeroy We repa1r lawn mower s and For Sale Spor t Custom 8 P1 ckup wh1 fe over dark red spe ed tr ans rad o good hres Loaded w th extra s perfect ' There ts commonly resrdual swelhng of the face but thiS IS temporary You can often have me procedure done w1th JUS! an overmght stay or a day m the hospital You Will need to be available though for the doctor to see you 1egularl) usually for about two weeks It doesn t make an) difference what lime of year you have the procedur ~ done Ask your doctor fo r a referral If you don t want to ask h1m then call the county mediCal soc1ety and ask them to recommend a good plasllc S1395 FORD4WH DRIVE 26tc BR I T TA N Y Span el pup s AK C r eg ster ed Call 992 6359 6 9 ltc Loca l 1 owner car good t1r es 6 cy l w 1th au tom a h c tran s radto b lue llm sh spotless clean blue n tenor 1971 .1 POMEROY HOME & ALJ-Td" AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Pels For Sale 6 TUESDAY JUNE ttu~ ciCJy~Jn h 1~l01 Guard troops stood by as (,ov In 1920 Ohw Sen Warren George Wallace permitted two I ud 1\ 1s I ucsd.JV Junt II Hu1 dmg wa s chosen ,,!) the Ne~ roe s to enroll at the d 1rk hCJr sc HcpuiJirt (HI l:4Wdl !lie lhl nd cl1 y of I 174 wrlfr 201 Umvers1ty of Alabama date for presiden t lie won tn 11 fu liO\\ dcfeatm~ James iiJc !llfiUll I 1pp1 0 I( hlflg It'\ No... ern ber Cox. to become the nation s l 1s t qu 11 tu I he 11101 mng sta1 s u c Venus ~th preSident tn d Jup1lc1 Jn 1927 Charles I mdber~h by THOMAS JOSEPH r he cv~ nm g SlilrS II e Mer w 1s welcomed home by Prest ACROSS U Southwest den l Calvm Coohdge after n u v M Jf S md Sa turn I Soap frame wmd I hose b1 1n on llus dc1tc .u e 11~1 km g h1story s f1rst non stop bar DOWN fl igh t across the Atlantic Ocean s Funned under t h~ Sign ur G~ llllll l I Ununagm ( rt:rman compose! l h chard to Pans 11 Mulberry at1ve !n 1963 federali zed Na twnal Str auss \\~t s b1 rn June II 1864 cloth 2 Golf 12 DIStiUery score res1due 3 Brats llkt bt st abou t you1 parc11ts 1 rep!ted Nothin g ' or Th ei r (2 wds) descnp 111uncv or I he OCGI Ston<:~l hmes when they rc sober or 13 Greek live Wh 1t the ) uuv 111c to kee p me out of their half (2 wds) athletic 4- Remo, contest 11o the quest1on What upsets your parents most about II Primates Italy yo u a New Ym k boy answered That I keep on hvmg J IS Asian s Set at Dtsmterest 1t seems ts the eommon denommator m thts river intervals 1mh 1ppv g1 uup Children can take may even welcome at limes 16 E1pert 6 EipeCtant parenl.;ll anx1et) or oHrpiOtectlveness but 1f they re pushed 17 Contrived one as1dc as a bother they re apt to see themselves as worthless 18 Conmgn 7Consunned Extreme dislike for parents - especially for mothers - IS 20 Last 8 Consult also predommant among self-haters A Texas girl wrote I Spanish ones own idolize m) Dad but he s never home My mother ' Who needs a queen WIShes ( 2 wds) snobby hypocntlc.J I nagg mg phoney like her 1 We can t sl<lnd 21 Oklahoma City each other 22 Run Feeling unloved and unlovm g at home, aimless young people along often turn to compensatiOns which only compound the1r failures 23 Fore· In the I don t hke myself group were most of the teens who shadowed believed sex w1th anyone any tmne IS okay - why wa1t for 25 Coast love? Also a higher percentage here use illegal drugs and want 26 Enticement no part of a trad itiOna l hfetune marnage ' 27 Fava or +++ pinto Although nearly two thirds of the teenagers questiOned sa1d 28 Sioux they had good cornmumca hon w1th their parents 48 pet also 29 Prophesier 1nd1cated they would like more open talk at home and an even 32 Statute g1 eater number believed then elders cou ld tell them somethmg 33 Gaelic John th ey don t already know m a way they can accept 34 Inunovable +++ 35 Wobble (Tomorrow Commumcatlon 1n hberal vs conservative 37 Unasptrated homes ) consonant 38 Come mto lk.t ktnrlt.J .-1 , _ v1ew 39 Otherwise Unscramble these four Jumbles one letter to each square to 40 Weight Corm four ordinary words unit lor J'\ Generation Rap 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 News J 4 Truth or Con s ~q 6 L1l1as Yoga & You 33 6 JO - News 6 B 10 NBC News J 4 15 P<"fchwork 33 Room I COMPLETE 6'147 Television Log Business Services ROOM On llu Aim 111 u l mh 11 Pn s~ lnh rnahon1l completely useless But,letsfuce1t aren"t all cats ugly, stupid and complftely useless? �. I .. 10 - The Daiiy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Tuesday ; Junl' 11. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy unit of the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Medical Service answered a call to the intersection of SALEM CENTER - Mrs. Routes 7 and 33 at II : 28 a.m. Margaret Parsons h<I s been Monday for Helen Randall, chosen for lis ting as an OutAthens. She was taken to standing Elementary Teacher O'Bieness Hospital in Athens. Achievements recognized LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at II a.m. Tuesday was 74 degrees under sunny skies. Mason Drive-In Merchants 1Cfmlinued Chief, at the request or the safety committee, told COWlCil, using a map of. the village, that a complete study of the village has been made in regard to fire hydrants. , Byer observing_ that additional fire hydrants are needed, said there are a "lot of voids" in the· business .section, Gravel Hill and Beech St.>;; Byer disclosed the fire department has decided that if there is a fire uptown water would be taken from the river. Harold Chase, maintenance supervisor, reported that the village had one hydrant in stock. Eyer suggested that one be placed uptown and at the school. Byer said nine more firemen have been certified and the department has 12 emergency technicians. Byer said : " It is amazing that in 45 days the people, not the village or the fire department, but the people, pur- of America for 1974 nn the basis of ptoress ional and civic achievemen t. A 1937 graduate of Ohio University with a B.S. in elementary edu ca ti on, she is prese ntly teachin g in the Title I Reading Program at Sa lem Center, Mrs. Parsons is a member of Tonight , June 11 Double Feature Program "L IVE AND LET DIE " Rog er Moore James Bond <Rl Plu s THE GANT THAT COULDN'T SHOOT STRAIGHT (Color) ! GP) MEIGS THEATRE Tonighllhru Thursday Junell -13 NOT OPEN Fri., Sat.. Sun. June 14-JS-16 THE WAY WE WERE (TechnicolorJ Bar bra Streisand Robert Redford ( PGJ · Colorca rfoons Show Starts 1 p.m. the Rutland United Methodist Church where she has ta ught the primary class for 25 years. She is a char ter member of the Alpha Omicron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, an international honorary soc iety for women educa tors a nd presently se rves as chaplain of Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revoluti on. She is a member of Rutland Garden Club, Eastern Stars No. 255, the Women's Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital of Pomeroy, and the MiddleportPomeroy Branch of American Association of University Women. CALL ANSWERED The Middleport Emergency Squad answered a call to the home of Mrs. Anna Wolfe, New Lima Road, in the Rutland area at 5:31p.m. Monday. Mrs . Wolfe, who was believed to have suffered a fractured leg, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospi tal and was later transferred to the Holzer Medical Center. The MEIGS INN The most popular night club in the tri-county.area is proud to present p~Me 1) frum BIG CATCH BY A IJTTLE GUY - Graig Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brown, Racine, displays the fish he caught that's justa bout as big as he. The fish was caught in a pond on the farm of his grandparent.>;, Mr. and Mrs. William Harris, Racine, Graig contends a bigger one got away! Celebration of anniversary set A IS mlle per hour speed limit on Locust, Plum, Ash and Broadway on the block around the park from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. during swimming season was approved. Racine squad assists twice chased the new fire truck." Donations for the new vehicle totaled $15,500, however, as Mr : and Mrs . Herman Byer pointed out, this did not Warner will observe their 55th The Raci ne E-R Squad made include radios. wedding anniversary at their "We are trying to upgrade home on Second St., Pomeroy, two rWls Monday, one at 2 p.m. . when they were called to Eula the department and we won't Wednesday, June 12. Racine, Rt. W olfe's residence, take a back seat to anyone," he Mr. and Mrs. Warner were married at 12 noon on June 12 2, for Scott Wolfe, Racine, who said. The firemen have laken, at the Old Lutheran Church in suffered a head injury when he from their own pocket.>;, $1,700 Pomeroy with the Rev. Hunn- fell fr om a moving farm and purchased mobile unit.>; for their cars, Byer .told council. sicker offici ating . The Warners vehicle, it was repor ted. At 8:45p.m. the squad transHe said when the emergency have a son, William , who is ported Mildred Moorehea d, or fire whistle sounds, all a associated with them in the Portland, who suffered a has to do is call in and member barber and cos metolo gy poss ible heart attac k, to · he knows what is wrong and the business in Pomeroy, and a dau ghter , Annalee Grimm, Veterans Memorial Hospi ta L men can be at the scene in their cars as quickly as the trucks. Naples, Fla., who is prese ntly Byer proposed that a citizens in ·Minnesota . The couple has EXTENDE D OUTLOOK band radio be placed in the fire four grandchildren . A cha nce of showers base station, city hall and car Saturday. A wannlng trend 211. He also stated that they with highs Thursday In the would like to have a medical 70s and warming to the 80s radio band that would enable by Saturday. Lows In the them to talk directly to upper 40s to 50s Thursday hospitals and the base stations. and wannlng to the upper The radios and first aid Wed., June 12th equip1pent needed would cost Mason vs. Purple Pa n- 50s and 60s by Saturday. appro'ximately $3,800. Byer thei-e ttes, 6: 15 at Syracuse ; asked council to consider a Forest RWl vs. Syracuse, 7:15 donation to the department of at , Syracuse; Racine Home Holzer Medical Center $1,500 to $2,000 from revenue National vs. Meigs Inn, 6:15 at (Discharged, June 101 sharing. The balance would be MinersviJie; Pomeroy v.s. · Glenn Akers, Audrey Arnold, raised by the department Racine Home National, 7: 15 at Pamela Bailey , Michael through money making Minersville. Boggs, Dow Border, George Coburn, James Collins, Donald projects such as barbecues. It was brought out that the Elliott, Phyliss Hesson, new fire truck would belong to Chester Leaper, Lewis Mcthe village. Daniel, Sylvia Neece, Ronald Mutual Aid set Nelson, Percy Snyder, Goldie Council, in other action , Perry, Lester Thompson , aid fire approved mutual William Tripp, Rena Wells, agreement with Gallipolis, Olive White . accepted the mayor's report for 'the month of May which ' ASK DIVORCES totaled $2,087,90; discussed Two divorce suit.>; filed in repair of street.>; at Riverview Meigs· County Common Pleas Cemetery; and tabled a Court were by Cora Ann Salser, request from cemetery Pomeroy , '-'v s- o~Charles M. trustees who asked for perSalser, Syracuse, and Nancy petual care after their death if Aeiker, Racine, vs Charles they served as cemetery Aeiker, Pomeroy , both trustee two years or more. The charging gross neglect of duty trustees are asked to attend the next meeting. and extreme cruelty. Martha Howell was hired as dispatcher and will live above the city hall, beginning this week . ' Increasing cloudiness and a Chase asked if council would chance ol showers tonight. Cool back him were he to enforce with lows in the mid 40s to low the ordinance In regard to trees 50s . Wedn esday variable and shrubbery beil)g trimmed, cloudiness and a chance of and underpimlng of trailers. showers. Continued cool highs The answer was yes as long as LOANS in the upper 60s to lower 70s. all persons are treated equally. -FOR EVERY Kelly reported on the street PURPOSE committee decision on streets to be resurfaced, listed in A NOW YOU KNOW Education and B groupe. The decision was. Rhode Island, the nation's smallest state, has the longest based on street conditions and Personal official name : "State of RhOde amount of travel. Mortgages Resurfacing would be done Island and Providence PlanAutomobile tations." only on portions of the streets Vacation listed. In the A group, first priority, were North Fifth to Others! Fisher; Fisher from North FifUt, Garfield, Uncoln, SouUt Third, Locust to Ash, Mulberry, South Third to An Locust, Lynn, Vine, Laurel Maple to Park and Park to Automobile Page and Brownell. Policy In the second group, North Fourth from Mill to end ol street, Byron Place, Beech from Park to Locust and Ash are listed. f Kelly reported that streets Don't fret; are in better condition than just drive. · council was led to believe. Mayor John Zerkle asked Our policy Utat tliey consider the alley cov.ers oil from Cole to Walnut as this was · liabilities . agreed by the last council and Call today. · he would like to see it completed. Council agreed to the report of the street committee. PITTSBuK••n Attending were Mayor Zerkle, Marvin Kelly, Jim In surance Services Brewer, Dave Jenkins, Allan King, Fred Hoffman, Bucky LARRY BROGAN . EDNA SCHOENLEB · Walters, Council members, GERALD REUTER Gene Grate, clerk, Harold Chase, Chief Cremeans. Girls' softball slate this week GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS TONIGHT 9 TIL 1 .• • r Judge j. Bacon receives award Regatta Parade Entry Fon:n Judge John C. Bacon of the Meigs County Court of Com- I'LI•:t\SE ENTEH the organization (or mdi vio lual 1 he low in th e 1~174 Regatta Parade : Tho· me ol' th e parade is "Funtime ' 74 ." ma:n Pleas will receive an award for outstanding judicial se rvice for havin g had a curren t criminal docket as or Dec : 31 , 1973. Under the rules of superintendence promulgated by the Surpeme Cou•t of Ohio, Typo• ul' Un it _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ .\Ji(Jrnxim ah: Nurnher.- -- ' - - - - - - - a judge must have no criminal cases pending for more than 1'\'1"' ul' vo• hicl cs if any•- - - - - - - - - - six months from arraignment on an indictment or in- "'umher ol' ve hicles if any·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ formation for his docke t to be considered current. "The tremendous progress which the Common Pleas Court.>; have made in reducing the backlog .. of cases and bringing cases to trial more quickly is due to the elforf.>; of judges like Judge Bacon ", Chief Justice William C. O'Neill said in ~is notice. "'urnhcr of animals . if any _ _ _ _ _ __ _ .\11\IL TO Dwight Goins , 1115 Wolre Drive, I'IIIIIO'I'OY, is found dead Rl!TLAN,D - Elsie B. Bryant, 84, New Lima , Rutland, was found dead at her horne yesterday morning following a short illness. She was preceded in death by her husband, Arza Bryant, and several brothers .and sisters. She was born in Meigs County to the late Charles and Anna Sutton Boyd. Surviving are several nieces, nephews and cousins. She was a member of the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Middleport. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Walker Funeral Home with ROd Kaslec officiating. Interment will follow in the Miles Cemetery. Friends may call at the IWleral home after 2 p.m., today until the hour of the services Wednesday. . Sharon to (Continued from page II As for his concern for national security leaks, Kissinger said at the news conference : "I do not apologize for it. It is not a shady affair ... It follows legal procedures. It is perfectly true I was profoundly disturbed by the publication of the Pentagon Papers and · the leaking of caught on fire Elsie B. Bryant l}hio . Kissinger Roush garage MASON - · Mas on Fire Department answered a call to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Roush, corner of Anderson and Foglesong Sts., at 3:20a.m. today where a fire had broken out in a garage adjoining the home. Damage was confined to the garage and family room, but smoke damage was reported heavy in other parts of the house. Exact cause of the fire was not known, but is believed to have been combustion in cleaning rags in the garage. Community College will be a reality this fall at Rio Grande. · Voters in Gallia and Jackson Counties approved a onemill tax levy Tuesday by enough votes to overcome defeat.>; in Meigs and Vinton Counties. The overall margin of approval was 500. : Final COWl! was 4,1.10 for the project and 3,740 against il . The special election required only a majority for passage. The special election drew 7,960 votes to the polls in Vinton, Meigs, Jackson and Gallia Counties. That 's approximately 211 pet., of the total number of voters eligible to vote in the four~unty area. The approval margin was 53.3 percent of the vote. Largest turnout was in Gallia County (2,852) where the issue was approved I, 733 to I, 119. Jackson County had 2,600 show up at the P,Olls. Jackson carried the levy, 1,580 to 1,0211. Both Vinton and Meigs rejected the levy. In Meigs, where 1,694 persons voted, it was beaten 1,153 to 541. In Vinton County, where 814 persons cast ballots. it was • documents. 10,000 classified 11 • He said he would not have been doing his duty had he not been worried. Two White House aides, M. Haig, Alexander Kissinger's fonner assistant and now presidential chief of staff, and Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, appeared taken back at the news conference as the reporters who were summoned there by Ziegler saying, "Kissinger has something to get off his chest." "I recognize that national security has been abused In the last few years", Kissinger said. "But just because of these abuses does not mean that there should not be concern ... " He said he did not know that the creation of the Plumbers would lead to the Watergaterelated "burglaries". "It seems to me that our national debate has reached the point where documents can be selectively leaked without benefit of any explanation by unnamed souces who can attack the credibility and honor of public olficats," Kissinger said. , Although at one tlme in the news conference he said It was "not appropriate for me to go wiUt the President to the Middle East without a full discussion of Ute Issues," he made it clear later he intended to continue the tour. lnunedlately after the news conference, he drove across the West German bocder to Bad Reichenhall for a meeting with West German Foreign (Continued .from-page I) exhibits being planned. "Hospitality tents" will be set up across the street under trees. Tape recording of stori!!S of Meigs County's past will be made. In the tents at 2 p.m. the winners of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Essay Contest will be announced and prizes presented. The Meigs County Bicentennial Commission will have an information booth in the museuno to share ideas and information about the celebration of the nation's 200th birthday in the area. The Chester Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary will be serving homemade food and beverages in Ute workshop • garage adjoining the museiJlll. The public is Invited to bring a musical instrwnent and jofn in a song fest or jam session, and also to bring historical items to share. · Parking will be available oil th~ ' fill across from the museuno behind Sugar Run Mill, or on Butternut Ave. • defeated 438-.176. The co~t per vote in Meigs CoWlty of conducting the election was $3.59. The entire cost of the election was paid by the CommWlity College Board of Trustees with funds raised privately. The levy is expected to raise $270,000 the first yea r according to Sam Neal, co-eoordinator of the CommWlity College campaign . An increase in levy revenue is an ~ ticipated next year when the Gavin Power Plant assessment is made. The concept behind the college, according to Ohio higher education officials, is a first in the nation. After a two-year study, the Ohio Board of Regents on March 15 approved establishment of a community college within the framework of Rio Grande College, a four-year private liberal art.>; school. Using Rio's teaching staff and buildings, the community college will be funded partially by the levy and by the state. The state-private sector agreement is new to hig her education . "We 're now being watched by other states to With passage of the levy Tuesday, the state will furni sh approximately 40 pet . of the cost, the levy 30 pet. , an d the student approximately 30 pet., or $585 a year for a student car rying 15-hours compared to $1 ,89{) a year a student must pay to attend the private school. see how this goes," Neal said. a state community college offers savings to the state ., •i W':e're real people's people . .. able to Ullderstatzd real money needs. We're here to help and guide you personto-person. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Meigs Local Board of Education voted 3-2 to continue Individualized teaching in the Bradbury School Tuesday night. Board member Robert Snowden moved that the school's program be discontinued and that it be converted into a regular program for fifth and sixth graders. He argued that the change in program when a student enters Bradbury and then leaves is confusing to the student. Snowden said : "Since there are no plans to put individualized teaching into other schools, it must not be worth much." The motion was defeated 3-2 with Snowden and Wendell Hoover voting to discontinue the program and Carol Pierce, Joy Sayre and Virgil King voting to continue it. Individualized instruction began at Bradbury four years ago Veterams Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Beth Fultz, Middleport ; Clara Paulsen, Hemlock Grove; Avery Searles, Rutland ; Loretta Stewart, New Haven; Gary Dill, Long Bottom; Susan Cheadle, Middleport; Harry Gillian, Shade; Lester Griffith, Pittsburgh; Pa.; Clara Hall, Pomeroy; Sallie Byers, Pomeroy; Kathy Baum, Pomeroy; Mildred Morehead, Portland. · DISCHARGED - Frances Scarberry, Joseph Hood, Betty ::toush, Florence Woodyard, Wilbur Warner. REUTER· BROGAN lilbens ~alional' B hk -~CINCINNATI Phone 1 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . 992.sqn Member Federal Depos1t Insurance Corpocation ·'' ' I I. l I , , BOOSTERS TO MEET SYRACUSE - The"Syracuse swnmer sport.>; boosters will meet tonight at 7:30 ,at the mayor's office. ' --,/ ' \ . I ' county area, the conce pt of using a private school to house Sale •8.49 MENS 11.95 SLACKS Sale '8.89 -' • Sale •10.49 MENS 14.95 SLACKS Sale •n.49 MENS 15.95 SLACKS 1928 and then took it back in 1941 beca use they deemed him MENS 16.95 SLACKS Sale '12.89 MENS 18.95 _SLACKS Sale '14.49 Also · special sale prices mens short sleeve sport and dress shirts. This sale includes our entire stock of mens cut and sewn shirts plus knit shirts - tank tops numbers shirts. ' · ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' ' .. I I, ' ' . ,', • . I ' ' '' ,'. TEN CENTS Eastern Local Schools during the next school year with the Meigs I.AJcal Board to pay tuition . II also : - Approved a one year exkension of the collective hargaining agreement with Chapter 17 of the Ohio Association of Public School Employes . - Approved a one year extension of the collective bargaining with the Meigs Local Teachers Association. - Approved attendance of James Diehl and Fenton Taylor to the summer conference of the Ohio Association or Secondary School Principals in Columbus and of George Hargraves to the Ohio Advisory CoWlcll on Vocational Education in Columbus and a meeting of the executive committee of BASA. - Approved the required c~ange in the occupational work adjustment student rate from $1.20 per hour to $1.42 per hour effective May lin compliance with the federal wage law , - Approved High School Principal James Diehl's salary in the amounts and at the times that he would have received if he were on the teachers' salary sched Ule. - Approved a salary schedule change to make the allowance for all assistant elementary principals the same at $400. - Approved setting the minimum elementary principal's allowance at $500. - Approved a resolution to advertise for gasoline, oil, antifreeze and tires for the coming year and to advertise for insurance on buses and other vehicles. - Approved a work agreement with State Highway Department to upgrade a traffic control sign at Salem Center School. It was announced that the budget hearing will be held at the (Continued on page 8) Decision on h I sc 00 sI te ~· Federal funds for the village to help pay for rehabilitating the lagoon. "All Middleport Village has ever received from Miller are promises," Zerkle said. He said the village "has wprked very hard" in keeping 280 million gallons of sewage from spilling into the Ohio river. Zerkle indicated that he plans to continue petitioning Miller to obtain reimbursement to the village for the money spent on the lagoon. Upper right inset: a view of the west sideofthelower lagoon . WASH INGTON (UP!) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger is asking Congress ei ther to declare him innocent of lying about wiretaps or to see him leave office, charging he was driven out by "innuendo." ~;;ls~~~f:~?~;:;E~} KAREN BAITY Queen hopeful resignations accepted /r I 'I ·. J be purchased but the Syracuse site has been offered free. In other business the commissioners received a letter fro m the Farmers Home Adminis tration informing them that FHA has revised procedures for the designation of counties eli gi ble for emerge ncy loans to farmer s. If the commissioners desire, Archie R. Stegall , county supervisor for the FHA will review the procedure with the (Continued on page 8) MASON, W. Va. - Andy D. Hunoe, 100 years old Feb. 16 when his adopted town of Mason honored him on "Andy Hunoe Day ", died tOday at 4 a.m. in Pleasant Valley Hospital. The body is at the Foglesong Funera l Home, Mason, where funeral services are ' pending the arrival of family members. Mr. Hume, the second of 14 children, was born at Will iamsburg, W. Va., Greenbrier CoWlly, Feb . 18, 1874. He and his wife, Mary Ann Ballard Hume, who survives, celebrated their 55th wedding an niversary in September, 1973. He belonged to the Hartford Baptist Church. Survivors, in addiUon to his wife, include a daughter, Mrs. Raymond ( Vi r ginia) Greathouse, HWllington ; two sons, Andrew D. Hunoe, Jr., Lima, Ohio, and George D. Hunoe, Stanton, Mich. There are 12 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Mr . Hume also has a halfsister, Mrs . Andy · Gwinn, . Peace Springs, W. Va., and a half-brother, J . R. Hume, Newport News, Va . Feb. 16, ·the town of Mason set aside that day to honor.the centenariarr and published a ANDYIRJME proclamation : "Rare is the occasion that a town and its clUzens have an opportuniiy to honor one of its finest citizens on his IOOth birthday. Due to his and his wife's contributions of service and friendship to the people or Mason County ·and the town of Mason in specific, I Ira Adkinson, Jr., mayor of . Mason ,.' do hereby proclaim , February 16th be set .aside and celebrated as " Andy Hume Day.: • I I I ,I e Mr. Hume dies Committee repeated his claim · greeted President Nixon today At the foot of the white ramp ' shook Nixon's hand and Tuesday night that Kissinger cheering Egyptians, the great- at the start of his five-nation against Nixon's jet, the Spirit sm iled . Karen Baity of 1673 Lincoln , "instituted" the program of est welcoming crowd In the "journey of peace;, through the of '76, Egyptian President , "Well, this is a great day," an tileak wiretaps in President Heights, Pomeroy, is a ca ncountry's 6,000-year history, Middle East. Anwar Sadat reached out and Nixon told Sadat as he gliinp- Nixon's first months in office. didate for the title of Rega tta sed the hUge welcoming crowd. Rep. Joshua Eilberg, D-Pa., Queen 1974. . The daughter of Mr. and " It is indeed a great day for said the impeachment inquiry Mrs. Raymond Baity, Karen is us," Sadat replied. had received "positive proof" a 1974 graduate of Meigs High A roaring cheer from a or Kissinger 's role as an EASTERN The pllcations may be forthcoming day schedule. With . the shor- quarter of a million at the initiator of the wiretaps School where she was active in resignations of two employes because of the part-time status tage of fuel and the high cost.>; airpo"t echoed down the tree- against newsmen and G.A.A., Tennis Clu b, president of Na ture Club ,- Studen t were accepted by the Eastern of the post. Applications will be involved in transportation, the lined parade route into Cairo government officials. Local sChool District Board of accepted until Saturday board has again consid~ red the· where Interior Milristry police Other members of the p~ne l Council, band for two years, Education Tuesctay night. They morning. headquarters estimated at Democrats and Republicns and was a sophomore clasS full day schedule. However, no were by Judy Dudukovic, a The board is interested in action was taken at Tuesday- least "2 million persons ' - said the evidence was not all ,president. She plans to atljond part-tinie French instructor at employment of a registered night's meeting. The matter mustered with such banners as that clear-eut. They said that Eastern Kentucky University the high school, and Kathy nurse in the schools: The post will be studied by. the board. "May Allah Bless Nixon" and while Kissinger played a role , in the fa ll to maj or in Osborne, secretary of the would be only part-time unless It was agreed to accept bids chant.>; of "Nix-on ... Nlx-on." the evidence did not establish 'psychology. Riverview Elementary School. a plan is worked out with the on dairy products, baked There W'IS not a word about that he "initiated" . or "in- . ,· Karen says she would like to The board adopted a other districts so that the same goods, fuel oil, gasoline and Watergate and Secretary of stituted" or "ordered " the receive the honor of Regatta Queen "for the chance to resolution to participate In the nurse could serve aU schools. tires at the next meeting July 9. State Henry A. Kissinger's eavesdropping. , Right to Read Program and The auditing report of the Bills were approved for resignation threat Tuesday There was little doubt here represent the Regatta Festival agreed to send a teacher of the district was received and payment. WI'S put in the background of that Kissinger - ~e most and for the things to learn by district to a summer work discussed. Board members attending one of the largest public admired man in America , bei?g in the contest itself." conference. It was decided to Fourteen parents came to were Roger Epple, Howard gatherings ever for .a U.S.H- according to the polls - would employ a district maintenance discuss the plan for conducting Caldwell, Jr., ' Oris Smith , President. have to carry out his threat, to LOCAL TEMPS man on a part-time, trial basis. kindergarten · next fall . The Clyde Kuhn and Dorsal The Star Spi!Dgled BaMer quit unless · "a res ponsible The temperature in downThe board will meet again district o~fginally held kjn- Larkins. · John Riebel, . blared forth as Nixon arrived forum " reinvesti gate~ and to\'ln Pomeroy at II a.m.l Satlu-daymorning to hire him . dergarten classes on an all day superintendent, and clerk C. 0 . and . American flags were declared he had ,told the truth Wednesday was 66 degrees I .Jt was felt that 111ore ap- · basis and then went to a half Newland, ,were also present . !Continued on page 8) ~II al6hg. Wlder sWlny skres. '. Two Sale '12.49 . Gar ter. to Emperor Hirohi to in PHONE 992-2156 -- - cAIRO (UP!)- Two million . The British awarded their highest honor , the Order of the WlWOrthy. _ . - t ~.f. g ' r MENS 13.95 SLACKS ,. :mo enttne their approval. Sayre pointed out that the board had been informed of how the selection was to be made at a previous meeting. Pierce and Snowden insisted that it was "not the program they were against'' but the "principles of how it had been done ." Hoover said, however , that the whole project could not be scrapped beeause of their opinions of the appointees. The vote was Pierce and Snowden against and King , Hoover. and Sayre for . Those appointed were Jeanne Bowen as team leader for the high school; Betsy Horky, jWlior high, and Janis Sclunoll and Bonnie Fisher, elementary. Harold Maue and Mrs. Joy Bentley, representing the Girls' Athletic Boosters Asso ciation, asked the board to consider the growing girls' sports program, if.>; need fo r an athletic director and also the pay scale for women's coaches. They reported that 419 girls had expressed interest in inter-scholHStic sports, and that there are 114 members of the girls' lloosters. Mrs. Bentley was formerly coach for all girls' sports at the high school. The board voted unanimously to establish the post of a girls' athletic director at the same salary .S the boys' director. Code Amended In action on the dress code, the board unanimously approved to amend board policy No. 538.8 by adding the sentence, ':Clothing of the bare midriff or halter top style will not be per- 2 million . e..·et Nixon Sale '9.49 I 4230 Now You Know Despite Kissinger's threat to MENS -12.95 SLACKS _, TOTALS repeated MENS 10.95 SLACKS /.. N 1119 1020 438 1153 Charge Sale '7.89 .I • -,~ Minister Hans Dietrich Gei.scher. Despite the rain and hill earlier anger, Kissinger was smiling when he arrived. LAGOON IN FINE SHAPE - Through the efforts of Harold <ltase, maintenance supervisor for the village of Middleport and Middleport officials the lagoons in Middleport have been cleaned up and leveled off. Mayor John Zerkle said Utat the village has spent thousands of dollars and a lot of hard work trying to keep up with erosion problems at the lagoon. Zerkle said he has asked Congressman Clarence Miller on several occasions to secure I Gallia Jackson Vinton Meigs 1733 1580 376 541 The board approved the extension of teaching contracts for Roger Birch, three years ; Roher! Meier, five years, and Donald Dixon , five years. · Appointed as driver educa tion teachers were John 'Mora and William Gibbs for year-round, and Ron Logan for the summer session. Resignations were accepted from William C. Forrester, mine mechanics teachers;· Carol Evans, Salem Center third grade and Nick Grueser, bus driver. .- ..... .. ... .... ""'"............:-... M.;J,..,. teacher, Appointed pending certification were Michael Barr, special . ... . "!" . -.,.1-fl .... education teacher, assistant varsity football coach, reserve .. football coach, and assistant track coach; William Hysell, ...., ' English and Social Studies teacher; Carol Wolfe, special education teacher ; John William Blaettnar, distributive . . education teacher; Pamela Neutzling Crow, elementary teacher and supervisor of Pomeroy safety patrol; John Krawsczyn, special educa tion and grade 7-tl football coach ; Susan Edwards , Title I speech therapist, and James Hoffman, guidance counselor. Ray Goodman was appointed as a vocational director intern on a one-year basis in conjun ction with the State Department The Meigs Co unty Comprogram . missioners Tuesday have Bids were considered on a used school bus with a bid of $802, designated June 25 at 10:30 accepted from the Porterfield Baptist Church, Little Hocking. a.m. to meet with Zoyd Flaler, The board approved the attendance of Lori Pullins in the ch ief of constructi on, Department of Mental Retardation , Columbus, to approve one of three sites reco mm ended by Meigs Co lUl ly Board of Retardation for the new school for the mentally retarded. One site is located at Five Point.>;, one at Chester and one , at Syracuse. The first two must >< MENS 9.95 SLACKS • y COU;IITY labora tory technology , accounting, secretar ial science and electronics. In addition to offering low-eost educa tion m the four mitted. " Men's Double Knit DRESS SLACKS ~ Here 's how 7,960 res idents in the Ga llia , J ac kson , Vinton and Meigs County area voted during Tuesday's s pecial one mill electio n on . the Community College : commun itv college pl3ns to offe r five associate deg ree programs ·this ·year : general education tran sfer, medical when it was decided to remedy the crowded situation of fifth and sixth graders located in the Central School at Middleport . Following the defeat of the motion, a motion made by Pierce that the individualized teaching program IJe expanded to other schools wlthiD the next one to two years beginning at the lower grades, passed with the same vote. Also in a 3-2 pecision, the board appointed four teachers as team leaders under the Teacher Corps Reading Project who had been determined by a selection committee composed of members of the Meigs Local staff, Ohio University professors involved in the project, and citizens. It was the opinion of Pierce and Snowden that till! selection had not been done correctly because it had been made before Special Father's Day Sale Peace of Mind is ... How they voted Bradbury system upheld 3-2 by board ELBERFELDS 1·N POMEROY • •• • • Pending approva l of the Oh io Roarct of Regents, th e Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-M;mm Areil WEDNESDAY, JUN E 12, 1974 Weather II You ·Preler the ·. Re11/ Tiling-See Us! transfer their credits to other insti tutions of higher education in the nation. at y 50s. VOL. XXVI NO. 42 Rio Grande educators project an enrollment of between 200 and 250 students this fall for the community college. The four-year school's enroliment in February was 650 students. Students attending the. public two-year college can • Weather Partly cloudy north mostly sunny south today and Thursday. Highs today in the upper 60s north to lower 70s south. Highs Thursday in the 70s. Clear and cool again tonight. Lows in the upper 40s to lower · education system according to Neal. "It would cost about $10 to $12 million to build a comlllWlity college from scratch,"Neal added. The popu lation base in the four-county area just co~ldn't support this," he concluded. I• ' I I. . ' ' /• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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. 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